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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONS
Meetings viii be Held in the Three
Counties Next Week.

The County Sunday School Associa-
ton will hold conventions next week
us follows:
Sussex county, at I1llcndale, Delaware,
/ Tuesday, October 16; Kent county, ut
Dover, Delaware First Baptist Church,
Wednesday, October Il; New Castle
county, ii Lower Bfandywine Presby-
terian Church, near Greenville, Della
ware, Thursday. October Is.
10 one ~ these conventions each
school III tho state has boon invited to
send delegates. The programs have
been prepared with the intention Of max
in@ thom he most profitable 10 tle
school of aus ever held in the State. Nm
luHa-lH feature II the fact that for the
first imn ii thr history Of our Stnte the
IeaaHtF eoltFeHtitH hl4 been favored
lWifh such help FROM Sunday School
WORKERS 81 International fame a has
lllWat@ hcna reserved far The State
+ lntnptin@4 H.r. n. Aiatris Ferguson,
wio ana of .le nast practical Slmday
Scladl workrrs n the {Atad Gtatas,
ara who DIVA his whole tme ID thi@
| aorl, aa Conceal SrcrafGrY of the New
daranH Sunday school Associuton. has
! i Eriy prominent place III tie program
81 cacli conventions ard those Of fe
Ncul anl NeW Castle meetings is to le
| inprospd hf the presence Of Miss Ncttio
l.I Errehing, uf Ilainliald. n. T.. i
| thoroughly competent primary school
wolar, and iilst-rate convention
| speaker.
These conventions mark the first pub
lie effort along now lnc Of Sunday
School worl, to he participated IN by
every school under the leadership Of The
State Association. \ plan Of work that
has been 50 sigmallv blessed III other
States that great things arr expected
for il in Delaware.
The proper officers III each county ID
address for information are as follows,
Sussex county, !. G. Abbott. George.
town: Kent county. Wesley Webb
Dover; New Castle county /. s. IIamil
ton, G05 Franklin street Wilmington.
{.ctiprs ur@inY cach school in tljn Statc
70 soul dole"atcs arC hring sent ont ~
nr. Il. w Nne nf This citv. rpeorlina
sperrtarr &c lln Delaware state s,nnda,
School tssaeintion
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ramnered With steamer.

Smyrna. Oct. o. Considerable com
ment was made here this morning when
il was learned the steamer Iiidcgard
Of tha Farmers and Merchants Steam
boat Go. had boon tampercd with. Foi
several weeks, accidents have occurred
frequently hy the air pump breaking.
when it was fannd some miscrcant had
placed i scrap Of iron in the lower ehnm-
bcr of the pump. Last night, several
canfus Of sand werc thrown upon The
engine as the staamer lay 1T her wharl
hero, the GRIT working itsolf into the
machinery, filing un nll the old cups.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.


There are now eight cases Of diph-
theiia and three cases of scarlet fever IL
the city.
Indge Spl9mnce sat in Orphans Court
yesterday hut no nekw business came be
fore him.
'rhr Jackson & sharp Company will
launch another iiont the first Of next
week for the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co
Health officers This morning funii-
gated the houses. No. sos claymont
street aud 80 112 Townsend street,
Frank II. Burns one II the best known
bnSiness men Of Dover is dangerously
III IN tile University Of Pennsylvania
Hospital, IN Philadelphia.
The trial trip for tho steamnr James y
Whitney constructed by the Harlan X
IIollin%swortli Company, will lake place
about November TO-
Two members of the Woman's Chris
tnn Temperance Union will address 4
~0spnl temperance meeting in Calvary
Rantist Church on Sunday afternoon III
$50 o'clock
The Third Ward Republican Club will
hold Il special meeting on Friday even
| ing at their headquarters. Front and
| .TustiSon streets. Business of import
ancc will be transacted.
Samuel ]. Newman was yesterday
Granted Il permit by Building Inspector
Cassidy for the erection of four dwell
ings to cost S2,75O each, on Rodney street
north of Gilpin avenue.
Rhoda I,owe, colored. who has been
suffering with typhoid fever, was re-
moved nv the Phoenix ambulance from
tho Delaware Hospta to her home,
| ~ - p..4ton,vnnd r+"c"t ''cetc'"',,'
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Shot at Conductor.

Conductor Thomas Hawkins Of thp
New York aud Norfolk express which
Us due in this city it 4.15 o'clock. made
Il miraclronS escape ~ Monday morning
by being shot II hy fou negroes. They
were riding on the llind haggngo On The
express when thr conductor discovered
tltr negroes and ordered thcm nif, thcy
refused 10 do 50 and pulled their guns
and started TO fire. One bullet left Il
mark on Capt Hawkins scalp where it
glanced Off. Several railroad organiza-
tions are looking forward to the aiming
Of thcir trainmen for the hurley negroes
which attack their employees.
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GET REGISTERED.
Chairman Bradley Urges Rcpubli-
cans Not to Relax Their
Efforts

10 i'll the Republicans Of the city Of
Wilmington.
Thr time has now allivcd-there being
but one more day remaining for the
registration Of voters 10 be qualified to
vote at the election to be held ON Nov
6, 990thHt I'LL Republicans desiring the
pelpetnaton Of the policies Of the Re
publican party III national affairs hy the
recollection If William Mckinley as
president. and the success Of the Repnh-
lican pnrty in state and county affairs,
Should he willine to assist the different
committees in achieving that end.
Therefore we call upon M good Re-
nublicnns hi turn ont on Saturday. De-
taher % and assist the members of the
committee iii tloir districts hv using
thcir Influence q socure the registration
N I'LL voters uf The Republican party
who net remain unqualified. Tor the
pnr0sr Of securing thu co-opcratian of
~! Republicans who feed Interested and
who arc willing t. assist III accomplish
in@ tho ead desired 10 he attained meet
ings will be held nightly in the varions
wards OF which due notice will lie given
and 70 which all Republicans will be in
vitnd The names of those unregistered
will he furnished SO that those who arc
Registered may form themselves into one
large committee for the accomplishment
Of the work
We feel TINT Rrpublican success is IL
ready assured in the State and not only
~ the state but in every county in the
State, but one must not let the present
bright outlook be endangered by any
relaxation Of effort on onr part
FRANCIS S. BRADLEY.
Chairman Union Republican First Dis
trict Committee.
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Rhoden I,Inmes Mng,yumn..

Cape Town, oct. 1o.-AIr. cocil
Rhodes received I'm ovation when he as
|nHcd The presidency Of the congress Of
hr South Africnn, league. During the
'@uso of his address hc attributed the
South African war to lie ''mugwumps"
ana said that but for them Mr.. Kruger
would never have dared to send ain uti-
latnnl to tireat Britain. Generally
lpraxing, Mr.. Rhodes was conciliatory in
his rcnarkS. He declared that now that
'lIrugerism las vanished" Great Britain
you'd establish liberal government,
(which would do everything possible ID
lnitc the interests of South Africa with
|llose Of the empire"
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u outscy ID ipil On the day tho latter was
Amested. Ndftsey sprang 10 His fnct
VI 1T is II lie.' h eNclailnpd advancing
tpward G3abol, his eyes hazing II new
"a had 4 conversation With taat man III
7ny lfc. and his vUicr r0,c ID Sllriek.
~ the iail or anywhere elac," lie con
tlnned, II neg2r spoke d word 70 him or
Nd @ me-"
a Ills ATTORNEYS sprans Gp and attempted
"a stop Kim.
Declares Hts iun0ccnce.
i wont. st down. ! will not stand
hcrr and have my life sworn away.
harc no blood on my hands, aud want
erery one % SOC il. Not bit | am in
noepnt, u hope higher power will
Hill me dead
a 1T this point Mrs. Youtsey threw her
arms around her husband but he threw
hcr off and in striking ont blindly struck
Der once or twice. The combined efforts
'9f five men We're required to hold him.
N AS he finally sank into chair Mrs.
n Aontsey. already in Mysteries. turned to
ARTHUR Gocbcl wand cried; Now | hope
lyou are satisfied! You have killed him."
Then She was led fainting into Tie jury
rpom, During all this Arthur Goebel
had remained passive.
M Then Houtscy broke out again. II tell
You Gochel is not dead. MI the demons
IN perdition eonld not kill him." And as
Arthur G0cbel shot Il glance of hate at
'the man accused Of numbering his broth
~ and now traducing his memory Judge
tantrill said, MIR. Sheriff. if the defend
ant does not behave himself put the hand
CUFFS on him."
81 After that Judge Cantrill attempted to
Iesnmc court, but on the request of
U outscy's attorneys agreed to postpone
nrnt.
3 Aontscy was carried to the jail, where
lhe shouted, "lInrrah for Goebel" three
.hlnes and then eoInpsed
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Nan Accused in the Governor
Goebpl Case is in q
Bad Way.
IAD MADE SCENE IN COURT
'enounced Arthur Goebel, the Slain
Mans Brother, and Hysteri-
cally Proclaimed His
Innocence of the
Murder.

|Gpolgctown, Ky. oct. 10 Henry L.
'oulscy, formerly Governor Taylors
ana now on trial charged
fifth heing principal III thc shooting Of
Governor Gochal, Is reported unconscious
rom The cafccts ~ the tlriliine scene ii
be courtroom when hc denounced Ar-
Iur Gpelel and Historically proclaimed
is innocence Proceedings IN the case
Fere POSTPONED,
THO Whole affair was especially uncN-
cctcd berfnsc Nautsey's case hisl been
unusually Will.
Arthur t;gahel, hrotherof William Goe-
c, bail alid lie had conversation with
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sued 4 Rand.

Y. Norris Robinson. foiqncr member
of the First Regiment Band. now a
memher " the philharmonic Band. has
brought snit IN Magistrate Kelley's
court aeainSt the l'irst Regimcnt Band
fnl' $3.50 Warrants were issued against
City Councilman Hamilton Stewart.
lnhn Walsnith, leader. Benjamin r..
Rawilsley. Joseph Bader and other mem-
hers Of the organization. ana were served
by Constable Hurlock last evening
while rehearsal was in progress. The
hearing is 70 take place this morn
ing
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HEARING or OFFICERS.
Grand Jury Wiiiinycstigate Charges
oft1raut az tile Primary
Election.

1t II expected that Magistrate Kelley
WIN hold 4 heal.ng 1t O'Clock This after
non in the eases of Wnller Rash, in
spector, aud John Sutton and Frank
Toner, judges, IT the third primary dis
trict IN South Wilmington ut Saturdays
primaries. against whom chnlges have
been brought ~ John q McCaulley,
who was u candidate for the legislature.
About 20 persons have been subpoened
as witnesses. Deputy Attorney General
Cooper said yesterday that the alleged
fraudulant primary election in the Sec
ond ward would be brought to the atten-
tion of the grand jury at the November
term of court.
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Waived a Hearing.

lIoSes Tucker Brincile. colored, was
Alragned in the Municipal Court yes-
tcrday on the charge of being implicated
in the larceny Of IA chickens from Frank
Il. Taylor's coop. in the rear OF No. 216
North Lincoln street. on Monday night
Without pleading he informed the court
that he desired to waive Il hearing and
was held in 5000 bail for the Court of
Epncrll Sessions.
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Ready peInocratic Circus.

Senator Joseph G, $. Blackburn, Of
Kentucky. will make an address 10 the
Democrats Of this city on October H..
Yesterday the tent. 60x160 feet. in which
the meeting will be held, arrived and
will he put up at Tenth and Lombard.
William Jennings Bryan will also speak
under the canvas on October "a.
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Denied the Statement.

James II. IEolfeckcr. president of the
Wilmington and West Chester Railway
Co.. said yesterday that there was no
truth in the statement that the Whining
ION City Railway Go. had made AZ
rangements with his company whereby
il would have its lines hnlt 10 meet
theirs NJ the boundary Of the city.
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Only Three Applicants.

\ civil service examination was held
ii the Federal Building yesterday hy Il
of the commission ut
Washington and Secretary Young of the
local board. There were three appli-
"aHtS, two men and i woman Thc OK
wa~ far The departmental and
government printing S@riec.
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The G. NJ. II. 4. Convention.

Buffalo. Oct. 10.-At an executive ses-
fon of the G. NJ. Il. A. the grip and
password are said TO have been discuss
NJ at length, the burden of the argument
opposed to their introduction being that
hey savorcd of the forms of secret or
hrs, not approved by the Catholic
'hurch. It has been learned from a
source worthy of credencc that the de-
sision was adverse TO the introduction of
IhpSe forms
The sun., 1900-10-11
chier ,rasscx,s Zinc Uniform.

Chief Of Police Massey yesterday ap-
penrpd III his nav Uniform 1t is
handsome one, being made Of fine black
cloth. II consists Of Il frock coat with
two rows Of gilt buttons plain trousers,
vest with gilt buttons. The word chief
iS upon the shoulder straps Of the coat.
The sun., 1900-10-11

Left for California.

Charles Q. Hnmphry, Walter s. Hum
phry ana Amos Rntter started for Cali
inrnia yesterday. They will go bv way 81
Galveston on the steamer Lanpasas OF
the Mallory Line. After making tour
through Southern California they will
settle in that State.
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Address by Rev. Short.

Rev. i. Rurgcttc Short, pastor Of
F1pwulth VI. Il. Church, will make m
address ii the Y. NJ. c. 4. gospel meet
ing next Sunday afternoon. Music will
he furnished by the well known Oriental
Troubadom Quartette as follows: vii
liam 4. Baynard. tenor; G. II. Puggsley,
second tenor and soloist; G. W. Bartlett,
first bass and baritone soloist; Salem
T.. Whitney. lion bass.
The sun., 1900-10-11
STRIKERS FIGHTING,
George Kollnor Il Coal and IRON
Policeman, IL scriouslN
YU.ss,,rJnH
NYoilnded.

Pottsville, Pa., Oct, 10 In aclasl be-
tween stfikers and non.strlhers at Daeida
Ralph Mills. j deputy living iii Beavel
Meadow, was shot dead, George Kellner,
ly wounded, and Josepn Golipko, 4
striker, was shot in the groin.
The two latter are nov iii the state
hospital here. Superintendent Kudlich
was hurt by stones thrown by women
participating in the roy.
The sun., 1900-10-11
ONE GENT
HOUSE ROBBED.
burglars securd Money ana sii.,on-
ware 70 lsase Hill Last
Nio.ht

While John Burris and family 81 Rose
lili, between this CITY ana Nv C4.Ie-
we've sitting ou the tr6nt porch between
auq 2 9'ci1os iaat nigIt, burg An. e,,.
cred the residence through tie back
way which was Left open beiore re.
Ihey secured SIS in money and some
s;llverWafe. No trace Of them could he
t-und as no one saw them enter the
mouse: They departed without leaving
the slightest clue.
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Single TAKERS Displease Mr.. Handy,

/. Irving Handy has again been heard
from. He has stopped his TRADE about
Imperialism long enough to write let
Ter 70 the Singe Takers and make its
contents public. lie is not satisfied with
the ticket they arc naming ana calls it
4 spurious cut throat ticket. He takes
occasion to sny thar he is Rryan's sincere
friend and supporter.
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WI Elect a Presf,lc......

Tho EaSarl Memmial .issa iation will
hold Il meeting 1T th Historical Society
building IN l'rilluN afternoon ii 4.t5
o'clock, when i president i ~ he elected
10 succeed the late Lewis G. Vandegrift
and his place on the executive committee
will also be filled.
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"ACNOsS THE SMA."
Rcv short viii lecture on 'rhis snb-
iect on E1ritlaY Night.

trv. r. Burgctte Short will deliver al
interesting lectnre i'll Epwortll N. II.
lurrh % Friday cvcning iii o'clock.
ilis subject viii le "-Serass the Sea, =
and win Ne madc W Of descriptions DC
scenes aid incidents 81 I,rp. Shorts rp-
cent trip ta Europe.
He delivered the lecture III Mt Plea
SAINT Church, Cecil county. Md, last
night and the large audience present was
thoroughly delighted.
The sun., 1900-10-11
The strinsi,am's Wheels.

Al The shops Of the Harlan 4 Holing-
sworth Company the wheels for the tor
pedo boat Strngham arrived yesterday.
They will lie placed in shape Is soon as
possible 50 that She may have another
trial trip.
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.Horse nrnnned nend.

AZ the finish Of tho first heat II the
thrre minute rfce at the LANCASTER fair
Tuesday, Little Joe, driven hy FREQ
Shrevp of Smvrua, dropped dead hi der
iae wire as il shot Sbreva was tbrawn
ort Of his splkv, landing Oh his head
Ne is suffering from concussion 81 the
t3aa;n
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The Uninn NEnetin~.

Much interest is being taken in the
union Methodist meetings lit Grace
Chnrch, and during the remainder of the
week the evening meptings will be held
II the auditorium of the church, instead
0f the chapel.
The sun., 1900-10-11
Struck a CnIored Man.

4 colored man while crossing Market
street near Front was struck by trolley
car. He was not severely injured. after
regaining his feet lie walked away and
The sun., 1900-10-11
Now an Actor.

james FouSt who was formerly em-
ployed hy \. L. Ainscow. has become nm
actor. Mr.. FouSt joined the Little
Ninist"r r"mnary IT Nef9'istown, Pa.
The sun., 1900-10-11
VIII Huns Chestnrts.

The Ladies' Club Of tho Delaware
saenaefbnnd will eive chestnut party
81 Charles Egentenmeyer's farm near
Follv Oak. this afternoon, making the
trip by trolley.
The sun., 1900-10-11
al New Warden.

xShcriff John f. Taylor yesterday ap-
|pinted Robert Armstrong, his brother
Hlaw, night warden at New Castle Jail,
" succeed John Barnes, removed.
The sun., 1900-10-11
'rhe Prohibition Ticket.

The Prohibitionists formally filed theil
State and conGty tickets Yesterday after
. .1N ,,-..ll tnerl: II $50 = j. Z .n I,
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THE DANGER OF PLUTOcRACY.
Heard and Heeded-Concen-
tration of Wealth.

Surely the rapid development OF
plutocracy during the last few years
will arouse the people to the dangers
which threaten our republic. The
warning voice of history cannot long
er be disregarded. No nation has ever
travelled so far, in the same space of
time, from democracy to plutocracy
as has this nation during the last ten
years. Foreign influence, says the Ma
tional Watchman, described by Wash
ington as "one of the most baneful
foes of republican government has
been felt as never before. Fortunes
have been made more suddenly than
ever before. Wealth has been concen-
trated in the hands of few more rap
idly than ever before. Corporate cap
ital eXerts an influence over govern
ment more potent than ever before,
Money is more freely used than ever
before to corrupt elections. What is
to be the end? Can any thoughtful
person believe that these conditions
promise well for a republic?
Instead of regarding the recent as
sault upon constitutional government
the attempted overthrow of Amer
lean principles-as a matter of des-
tiny, we may rather consider it az the
last plague, the shaving of the first
born, which will end the bondage OF
the American people, and bring de-
liverance from the Pharaohs who are
enthroning Mammou and debasing
mankind.
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The Currency Question.

iniquities and deserving of thorough |
ventilation; but that ventilation will |
not amount TO much until the pubic |
mind is first made familiar with the
nature and functions of real money-re-
demption money-and the difference
between full-powered primary money
and the emasculated silver dollar which
is no longer anything but mere token
money.
1t is inevitable that the struggle to
secure for the people an increase of
legal tender coined money of both
kinds will be renewed. The policy of
the party which enacted the new cur
rency law must have a reactionary re-
suit. That policy has not changed in
purpose since the day when its false
apostle of money first demanded the
abandonment of silver as money
metal of ultimate redemption. and
urged that silver dollars coined upon
government account should be re-
deemed in gold coin on demand upon
government account should be re-
deemed in gold coin on demand TO main
tain their parity" And, faithful TO
his teachings. that party has just en-
acted that the secretary of the treas
ury shall maintain the parity" of all
forms of money coined or issued by
the United States. That this means the
ultimate redemption of silver dollars
and certificates in gold is undoubted;
the secretary now must maintain the
"parity" of the silver dollar and of all
other forms of money precisely as he
| has for years maintained the legal
tender notes at parity with gold, by
exchange of gold on demand.
The republican party has sown the
seeds of financial folly. and the whirl-
wind of business ruin will be the in
evitable harvest. | may be deemed a
pessimist when | say that in my iudg-
ment the reaction from the gold stand
ard, with the demands for an increase
of legal tender money to meet the ne
cessities of the people. will be not only
a flood of fiat money. but possibly a
flood of bioodshed before the question
is finally determined. Pray God that
my apprehensions be groundless. Yet
it seems to me that one of two things
must from the very nature of things
come to pass in the not remote future
There will be irretrievable industrial
slavery: or the acute antagOnism from
disastrous changes in the level OF
prices) between capital and labor will
precipitate. throughout Europe and
America. scenes which characterized
the history of France a little more than
hundred years ago.
That awful cataclysm came through
the rejection by the rulers of France
of the honest principles of money for
the necessities of the people. Its in
ception was the adoption of the gold
standard in 1859 under Louis NV.
when the ratio was suddenly raised
from 1874 to 1910, followed by the
abandonment of silver as redemption
money; and later by the abandonment
of gold as well, to follow the delusion:
of John Law. VIII it be necessary fol
this great republic to tread the thornl
j path of the Bourbons Il. NJ. Garrett
in Money.
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Crown Him Lord Of An Several
aged ladies. with tears streaming down
their cheeks, came to the front, and
there was scene of deep feeling and
emotion for several minutes"
The Doctor will henceforth walk
with lighter step than he did during
those years when he felt that the great
burden of that debt was on his
shoulders. The church of the Living
God on earth does not enroll more
consecrated ambassador of the truth
than Rev. II. f. Sproles.
General william BarxsdaIe-An AdmirIns
Comrade Corrects An Omission.
BATEsvILLE, July Z, 1900.
Col. Power-In your biennial report a
secretary of State for 1S9s-ls99 you give
roster of members of congress. By some
oversight one distinguished name does not
appear, that of General William Barksdale
who was a member Of congress between
1850 and 1860. l was a great admrer OF
General Barksdale, served under him, and
lost my right arm within a few yards OF
where he fell on the field of Gettysburg
He was a brave and gallant soldier, and
x.xo III; ne - -. Al, =. ~ =
.,.,, p,.. .D..N on w ~ ',
commandsr in ,ho iii .s -,.,i os r,,;,;,.
roll of honor Yours. NC. Kyox
Our friend is correct. The roster as
published, was compiled from several
sources deemed reliable Had we mt
on our thinking cap. instead of relvinO
altogether on what we found eonven.
lent for use. we would have remem.
bered General Barksdale as we saw
him in WASHINGTON in Nav. 1s6O as
representative of the Third congres.
sional district of M;ssissinni His col.
leagues in the house were L. O. C.
Lamar. Reuben Davis. q. r. SINGLETON
John ]. McRae. Jefferson Davis and
Albert G. Brown were in the senate.
and Mr.. Rarl,sdale secured opr M;sss.
sipoi marty admission to tho senate
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paw" said Tommy. Il don't see why
they call it Turkish bath"
why not?"
Because all the Turks I've ever seen
looked as if they never took bath at
all."-Chicago Tribune.