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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-12

perial defense Arrangements win prob
ably be made. with the aid Of Mr.. Cham
berlain. for an imperial council OF some
kind. In which Canada Australia ana
other self governing colonies viii be
represented. Tor the purpose OF common
consultation respecting "a complete ana
effective system OF defense.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-12
TWICE A TIE.
Both Times David Hercules Drew
Straws and Won an Office.

The luckiest man in Shawnee county is
David Hercules. fer the second time sue
cessful IN his race for read cverseer Of
district No. IN WfllianSport town
ship
Last year Hercules ran against Lem
ueI Mclaughlin Each received eight
votes To decide the tie they drew lots,
and Hercules was successful This year
VIII Matney and Hercules ran and eacn
received eleven votes. They drew lots,
and again Hercules was successful This
was the only tie in Shawnee county at
the last election
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-12
PLEA OF INSANITY.
Walter McAlIistsr Will Make sterse-
typed Defense in Bossehister Case.

New York. Nov Iz-WaIter c. Nc
Allister, indicted at Paterson for the
ruUr6er Of Jennie Boszchieter, has been
visited By his father, James McAIIister.
in the jail, and a result of a long
conference the father says he IS pre-
pared TO spend his last dollar If neces-
sary in defense Of his son 1t is likely
that insanity will be the plea as il is
alleged that some years ago Walter
suffered impairment Of the reasoning
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-12
SECURE IRON LANDS.
Cleveland Capitalists Take Options on
1000 Acres

Duluth. MINI. Nov. 12-Corrigan, Nc
Kinney & Co. of Cleveland today took
over options for leases of some LOO
acres Of undeveIoped mining land on the
Mesaba range The consideration was
about S425. 600 and the options were held
by G. W. Wallace, James Vivian. D. H.
Moone and f B. Hawkins. The land is
owned by the state and Northern Pa
cific railroad and 1905. 600 tons of good
ore have been shown up. II is the big
gest mining deal Of the year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-12
M'KINLEY PRUDENTIAL.
They Both Carried Pratt County at
Recent EIsetion-

The election returns show only one
county. Pratt. where Mckinley and John
Breidenthal had a majority
While Pratt county Is generally Pop
ulistfc on election days Mckinley car
rfed the county by q small majority The
same was true Of M Ersfdenthal-
Four years ago Bryan carried the
county BY 1se: Leedy BY IS. This year
Mckinley carried the county BY H.
BrefdenthaI by T.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-12

D. J. Dickinson. Tenth and Morris ave.
the only grocer west OF Topeka are
handling these highly grade goois.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-12
Rummags Sale.

Fine lot OF clothing at northeast cor
mer Eighth and Kansas avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-12
Rummage Sale

Bargains in Boys Ciething Monday
and tuesday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-12
A Dutch Lunch. 2

Col Rossington and daughter. Miss
Florence R0ssington entertained the fol-
lowing guests at d Dutch lunch Sat
urday evening at their home on Monroe
street: Mr. and Mrs T b Dixcy, DIR.
and Mrs Russell Phillips, Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Haga1 Mr. and Mrs w J.
Black. Mr. and Mrs. " A L. ThOmp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Gay, Mr.. and
Mrs MILLION
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-12

A pleasant meeting Of the Douze whist
club was held Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs J B Furry The substi-
tutes for the afternoon were; Mrs H l.
P Hiliyer, Mrs. Arthur Nichols. and Miss
Kate ClOugh- Miss Josephine Shella-
barger viii substitute the entire season
for Miss Daisy Lakin- Two new mem
bers taken into the club this season are
Mrs Walter Gust and Mrs Earl Will
liams. The place for the next meeting
has not vet haan fAcidad
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
FROM NEWPORT, R. I.

A glorious day at Mt. Olivet Baptist
Church CONNER cing at $50 2. m. with
praise prayer all day and preaching in
the evening by Rev. E. Richard son
the pastor. A glorious time was spent
The services VIII be held three dave.
The city hospital is crowded with
people sick with typhoid fever SO much
so until they were compelled to secure
q larger house on Broadway to take
care OF the sick. They have in the
neighborhood OF rs or leo cases of
the fever. 1t is reported to come from
city water as woman was found in
the pond drowned and had been in the
pond weeks more or less.
1t has been quite cold here and lots
OF rain.
Hope Lodge No. 8 K. of P. held their
first meeting in their new castle hall
Tuesday evening last, they also took
in two new members.
Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Spence of Pop
lar st. have returned home from their
trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dobson have gene
South. Mr.. Dobson had to give up his
business here on account of his poor
health. We wish him much luck.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
LETTERS FROM PHILIPPINES.
Interesting Items from Across the
Ocean. zSu

SAN MARcILrNo, P. l., Aug. IL, 1900.
Thingsl are moving on as usual and
is yet considerable sickness principal
ly stomach troubles.
Pvt Milton Bates Go /, 25sh died at
the hospital in Csstilleios last We'd
nesdsy of chroRic disentery. He had
been lingering four or five days. The
remains were Inferred alongside of
the late musician, Thomas g. S,ilbrum
at Csstin JOS he was q Christian and
= member OF one of the churches in
his home, deceased was q naive of
Kentucky.
1st Sergt. Henry who has been IL
disposed for sometime is back to duty
again.
Brig Gen. j. F. Bell, our late Bri.
gsde Commander is now Provost Mar
shall General of Manila, and Brig.
Gen. Smith. Col. 17sh Inf, ia now
commanding the Brigade. It is ru-
mored that we will shortly close in
thereby causing the detschments 10
break up.
Lieut. Enochs is now iu command OF
Company K, having relieved Lieut..
Bates, who Ras been with us nearly A
year and who leaves for new fisld,
We wish him success and God speed
wherever his duty may call him.
Pvs. Proffistt of Company I, was
shot and instantly killed by Private
Smith of Company II, 25th Infantry
on July 22d at San Felipe. the Battai.
ion headquarters. Both were mem
bers OF tae scouts and noted fer their
reckless bravery and daring. No
place in the island was too bad for
him to go it ia said and Profit was
recommended for q medal of honor.
The men were gambling aud got In
to dispute when smith pulled q six
shooter and shot him through the
head with she above result. Smith ia
from West Philadelphia. Pa, and Prof.
q it from Y mia. o.
STAFF UoRREsPoNoENcR L.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
Leigh Street NJ. E. Church.

Sunday, October 2tst, is the Third
Quarterly Meeting. In the morning at
0:90 there will be the Quarterly Love
Feast, conducted by the pastor, the
Rev ]. Edw. Gunby. At IL A. NJ.
sermon by the pastor. At 8 80 P. NJ
the presiding elder OF the Alexandria
District. the Rev. L.. j. Valentine will
preach and at SP. %. preaching by
Brother Charles Blouur. ALI the mem
bers are requested to give largely or
Sunday that the Stewards may bs en-
abled to partially meet their demaadp.
]. EDw. GUsBY, Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20

lard. Thomas Clay. Howard Tut, Chas.
Beasley and Aaron Fields.
The writer preached the ordination
sermon and delivered the charge. Rev.
j. ii. Reed offered prayer.
William Carey said: Attempt
great things for God; expect great
things from God"
Six months ago, we rose to the emf
nence of Gods promise and caug It
visions OF the future, and told the
brethren success was ahead that in
less than six months the missions ry
work would lie in more prosperous
condition than ever. God forbid that
any ything shall come in the way Cd de-
stroy the effect which this work has
upon the people.
Brethren, If you want something be-
fore your people which will help edu-
cate them along all hnes and impart to
them q lasting benefit, as we'll as
s,renthen your ministry, have the in
stitutes with your churches.
P. 8. LEWIS,
General Missionary.
10l5 st. Peter st., Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
SAN MARorLrNo, P. l., Aug. II. 400.

SAN MARCHING, P. l., Aug. II, 1900.
The week has been quite lively. A
scouting party from san Felipe and
San Marciso under Sergeant Thomp-
son OF the band.encountered the enemy
between the above mentioned places
aud had q spirited engagement, lasting
an hour or two. The Americans with
drew from superior force into San
Narciso and the enemy hurriedly
took TO the mountains. A detachment
OF the mounted scouts enroute from
Castillijos to San Felipe and who in
tended to barrack here for the night
Was ordered to San Narciso to rein
force tt ct point.
went down TO Castillljos aud while
there attended the debate OF the Y.
NJ. c. A, Resolved, that whiskey ia
more destructive than war" The at
firmative was ably handled by Messrs.
Turner Il. Wiseman OF the freeman"
and Corp. Thomas Jones. Their elo-
quence stood out in bold relief again 4
OF their opponsnts. The negative,
Messrs. Alexander Jones and Lorenzo
McOabe. Despite the talk of attack,
the debaters argued until 8 80 when
the judges retired. While that hon.
orable body were delibsrating the
critic, Mr.. RienEi B. Lemus made his
report, At the conclusion the judges
reappeared and announced that the
Affirmative won. Sergeant Greenwood
and Private Clarence rhompsoa spoke
W II in behalf of whiskey. The enter
tainment was q success. Thanks to tn ,
efforts Of president Henry E. Johnson
and his assistants.
The Y. NJ. O. A. is now q permanent
organization, known As Ihe Y M. @.
A. of Company K % Infsntry with
the following eftice1s: Privstes Henry
E. Johnson. president; Turner ri.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20

EGGLESTON-Died. Oct. 9Th, 1900,
Absolem ERgleston, at his home on st
Paul st. His funeral took place Tues.
day afternoon at 3 o'clock D. %. from
the 2ud Baptnt Church OF which he
was O consistsnt member for a number
of years Rev q. d. Lewis preached q
pathetic sermon, assisted by Rev. 8. c.
Burrell. Impressive songs were sung
by the choir. The deceased was a
pesceful. sdectionate Christian and a
loving father and brother. His death
was quite shock to the community.
ADAMS-Died at his late residence,
los w. Cuval St., Sept, Goth at $3.50 p.
NJ, Lewis &. Adams, the beloved son
of Harrison and Sallie Adams, after an
illness OF six months. He was perfect
IL resigned to death. The funeral took
place from the residence. Rev. w. ii e.
Stokes officiating. He was assisted by
Rev. I. U. Burrell. The pall-bearers
were: Messrss Clsrke 81 ohm Stan.
ard, Luke hughes, Alfred Harris
ii nry Robinson and William Acres.
Honorary, pail. bearers; Charles Rus
sell and John Browne.
Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep,
From which none e'er wakes to weep.
His Devoted Parents.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
Extract Fro N The Planet of October 10th, 1900
THE RIGHT TO LABOR.

understood
against the hess good M nothing elements
colored who but determine
to earnbr
to
he
at ME-
words would
wereto 10 he
illegal
There the City Attorney Richmond ask him.
Mr.
his kind defend
hint he community the law.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
WIFE WANTED.

Mr.. "B," colored, q prosperous pro-
fessional man, wishes to open corres-
pondence with some young lady with q
view to marriage. Mr.. "B," has fine
practice and desires to wed lady OF
some means who ia able and willing to
aid him financially IN his business, and
he will thus insure an independent liy.
ing for himself and wife.
The advertiser is thirty, but ladies'
or any reasonable age may apply, and
from any section of the country.
Mr.. "B" is not of Richmond, but all
communication must be addressed to
Mr.. "B," in care of Rich nond PLANET.
Richmond, Va. and will be forwarde ed
dir city to him without being opened.
Correspondence will he conducted on
strictly secret basis and the names of
no parties applying viii be made pab
lie.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
THE NEW ERA INSTITUTE IN THE
MOUNTAINS.
An Education for the People-Forty-
one Dollars and Seventy Cents
Raised for State Missions.
Rev. II. III. Palmer Ably Leads His
People-seven Descons Ordained
The Future Teemipg with Hope.

The New Era Institute was held with
the B sthel Baptist Church, Lursy, Va,
Oct. s, 8, 10th. Twelve lectures were
delivered. The writer was assisted by
the following divines: Revs. j. Il i.
Reed, George :. Kennard, (white) r.
O. Carr and J. FL. Roberts, (licentiat
also by Mrs. Fannie Arlington.
This was one of the very best insti-
tutes ever held in Virginia. The speak
ers got right down to their work and
lifted the fioodgates, while the people
drank from the fountain of knowledge.
The daily attendance was ninety.
The following expressions were
made:
"This institute is good for 10th soul
and body" II know better how to
raise my children" "We wish all the
psople here could hear the lecture 8. /"
"B :other Lewis, bring the institute to
my church, it is the very thing my peo-
pie need"
The pastor, Rev. Palmer, wore q
smile on his face, while the lecturers
discoursed eloquently, and his liberal
hearted members rallied TO the call o!
missions. The right man is, leading
the Baptist forces In Luray. he
leaves no stone unturned. This one
church of less than 200 members
gave forty. one dollars and seventy
cents for state missions.
The visiting brethren were highly
entertained by the following ladies':
Mesdsmes julia Butler, Mary 8.
Garter, Blanche Pollard, Victoria
Dsefing, Dora Carter. Ada jackson,
Belle Taylor, BERTHE Mundy, Sarah
Thornton, Dora Balls and Lizzie J,
Carter.
A most interesting service was held
on the previous Sunday In which sew
en- deacons were ordained to serve
Bethel church; viz: Brethren j. M.
Balls, Frank Dsering. Emmanuel Pol.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
lAsbury NJ. e. Church.

At Asbury Church, 25th Sc. near o
ST., on Sunday, Oct, 2lst, will be the
Quarterly Meeting Services. 10:80 A..
NJ Love Feast, conducted by the Rev.
L ]. Valentine of Baltimore, Md.
IL 80 A. M. preaching by the Rev. Mr..
Valentine, the presiding elder. At s
P. M. preaching by the pastor, subject,
Christian pstience--Its results rhe
stewards desire TO raise at least $50
o. that day. Come and help in the
Lords work.
j. EDw. GUNBY, Pastor,
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
SAN AARoILINA, r. l., Aug. Ii, 1900.

' As . Les aug. IL loUU.
Whereas, our Supreme Being has
seen dc in His all W Sc providence TO
remove from midst our beloved COM
rades and soldiers. Sergt. James 4,
Lighttoot, Corpl. VIM Crawford. Mus.
Thomas g. Wilburn, Pvt. Tevis
Brouston, and
Whereas, we, the Y. NJ. @. A. of Go.
K, 2cth u. 3. Infantry deeply feel the
loss OF our comrades, who were ever
ready to m scch 30 ths front to defend
the flag and die for their country.
They we're b ave and consis .ent SOL
diers and beloved by sll who knew
them, therefore be it
Resolved, That while we bow in
humble submission to Him who know
eth all things and doeth ali things
well, we deeply feel that it ia our
binding soldierly and brotherly duty
TO pay this tribute OF respect to our
brave and honored soldiers,
Resolved, That we, the Y. M.C.A,
of Company K, 25th Infaatry station.
ed at Oss,illy's zAmbales, PIT. Irvine
(Luzon) P. l., have lost brave and
faithful nen-commissionedo off ,ers and
privates.
Resolved, That q copy OF these reso.
lutions be read to the company and
that copy of said resolutions be sent
to each OF the families OF our deceased
comrades and publish the same in the
RIcHMoND (Vs.) PLANET. the Indian
apollo (Ind) Freeman, and the (Augus-
ta) Georgia Baptist of the United
States of America.
By the Committee,
TURNER Il WIsRMAN,
ALEXANDER JONES,
NORMAN HENDERSON,,
HENRY E JOHNSON, Chair.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
From Richmond Va Evening News october Ie.h 1901
ANY GRANITE CUTTERS-CITY CANNOT DIS
CRIMINATE ON ACCOUNT OF COLOR

Street
ed
urbng recurbng
"-''o
Mills
bYth
Councilman Harry
I'VE follow
st before
thing promptly
possible under
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mr.. Eddie Claiborne of New York
called on US
Mrs. Alice Judah of Philadelphia has
been visiting here.
Mr.. j. Patrick Smith has return
ed to the city.
Hon. Cesar Perkins of Bucking-
ham Co., called on US this week.
Rev. J. II. Arigsl and wife are
now in London. England, and are much
pleased with conditions existing there.
Mrs Louisa @. jenkins is home
again after spending a qCiet summer
at the seahore OF Asbury Park, N. J.
The officers and members of the
Church Ex sens Club returns many
thanks to oil who assisted them in
their Grand Rally, monday night,
Oct. 10Th, 1900.
Mrs. Rosa Wood is dangerously
i'll at the Virginia Hospital. The op,
GRAFTON performed on her is thought
20 have been q success.
Rev. d. J. Beckett formerly pre-.
siding elder OF the A. NJ. E. Church
for this district is now located at Nor
Canton, N. c., and is doing well.
Miss Gertrude M. Baker of Gam.
bridge, Mass. called on us 10 company
with Mrs Rosa X. Jones. She ia one
of the instructors of Hsttshorn Memo
rial College, and this is the third
teacher OF color who has been added
to the faculty.
Mrs. John A. eLanghorne of
Washington, d. O., is making an ex.
tensive tsip north, visiting friends and
relatives in Philadelphia, Jersey Ofty,
New York, Providence and Boston.
Mrs. Newman Wesley and daugh.
ter have returned to the city much inn
proved in health after o visit OF two
months as Mamnouth Springs.
Mrs. w. B. r. Thompson has return
ed to the city after an extended trip to
Washington, Hartford, Springfield and
Holyoke, Mass. Mr.. Booker Jones sent
us his subscription fee.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
ONLY $75 NEEDED.
The Monument to Col. T..W. Mitchell
an Assured Success.

The Association is in need of Seven
tY-five Dollars more to complete their
arrangements. 1t is hoped that all
persons that have subscribed ana ali
organisations having an idea of COR
tributing will send in their contribu-
tions as early as possible. All MEM
bers OF the Association and Executive
Board are requested to meet at the
Pythisn Castle, 5ll N. Bird St., on next
Tuesday evening at p. m.
By order Of Executive Board,
w. HENRY WALTON, Chair.
B. II. PEYToN, Pres,
J. A. SMITH, Sec.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
The Only Colored Delegate.

Mr.. O. e. Conick. Jr., OF New York,
called on rs. he was in attendance st
the Brotherhood of st. Andrews of
Protestant Episcopal Church. There
are 1000 delegates and they are in ses-
sion at Jefferson Hotel.
Mr.. Oonick was sent asa delegate by
ths Church OF the Holy Communion,
New York city. He was surprised to
ind that he was the only colored dele
gate.
No discrimination was made against
him however and he has enjoyed all OF
the rights and privileges of the other
delegates.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
LYNCHED HIM.

MACON, Ga, Ost. Is Frank Harden
mann, tramp coloreo man was lynch
ed st Wellston, early this morning, for
asssulting Mrs B. N. Piersen. the wife
OF Bspsist preacher. The woman and
three small childreH were in the room
&C the time, and raised an slarm. Tbs
colored man buried himself in q cotton
patch, but wss found and lynched. His
body was hung by the side OF the rail
way, ic view OF passengers on ca cars
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

The Sunday School Union OF the city
will meet with the Moore st. Sunday
school, Rev. r. o johnson B. D., Pas
tor, on the First Sunday IN November.
:, oro. Samuel I. Turner, the popular
suPt. will prepare q fine programme,
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20

There will be a meeting of the Wom.
ans Auxiliary of the T. W. Mitchell
Association, Tuesday evening Oct. %
1000 at the rooms OF the Y. M. c. A.
The officers and members are hereby
notified TO attend promptly at 6 eclock
p m, and oil others wishing TO join.
MRS. r. ELRANoRA WESLEY. Pres.
MRS. LILLIAN PAYNE, Secretary.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20

Mr.. Willie P. Mason, OF No. IL w.
Baker st.. this city, head cook for She
engineers and bridge force of the O.
and 0. Greenhrier Valley r.. B., Green.
brier, w. We. will arrive here on the
18th or October, and he will be glad TO
meet all OF his old trends again before
he returns.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
GET MONEY!

Get money. Ssnbplic mysteries.
Book on o glass Of w>ter for lucky
numbers. Soc. and $1.00. 7. II. Coates,
Bt. Dr., o4o Winston ST., Philsdelphia,
Pc. Cancers cured. S-25 8m.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20
$3.50 90 ENDOWMENT PAID.

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 18th, 1900.
This is to certify that 1 have receiv.
ed from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Ohsncellor of the Grand Lodge
of Virginia, One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars In payment of death claim OF
my husband, Grant Davis, who was a
member OF Msceo Lodge, No, 35,
Knights OF Pythias, N. A, 8. A, E.,
A, A. & A.
her
Signed: RosE x DAVIS.
Witnesses: mark
o. M. Steward,
BENZ. &. Graves,
j. Z. Farley.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20

That able pulpit orator And!sheolce-
ian, Rev. w. II. Brooks, d. -. Of
Washington delivered and excelisns
lecture ss the Second Baptist Church
last Monday night. =.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20

Tanned Commee younGo
b given to tractor
M
d rp or lis
el in hEd dOhbr editorial
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20

The Planet, only sl.5e per year.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-20

CONTINUED ON EIGHra PAeE) )
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-23
Engiand's Costly War.

Lord Roberts, with over 15O, ,OOO is unable to capture President Kruger $ 15,000.
 The London Standard says: "Day follows day and still the collapse of the enemy, prophesied weeks and even months ago, is deferred. Our great army remains in the tield, enduring all the hardships of active service and SD far from being able to spare troops which may be urgently needed at any moment in another quarter of the world, it stands in need of constant re-enforcements to supply the losses caused by epidemics of typhoid, dysen- tery and pneumonia, which are ravish- ing our camp.
 The war Is now concentrated in the territories of the Transvaa. To pro- duce this result it has taken ten months of lighting and caused loss through disease, wounded, sickness and captivity of some 10000 British soldiers. The worst symptom of all is the fact the diseases which accom- pany armies are fastening on our de- voted regiments so that Lord Robert $ great host becomes weaker by some 60,OOO men for every month it keeps in the teld.''
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-23
Millions iyen away

It Is certainly gratifying to the pub iic to know of one concern in the land who are not afraid to be generous to the needy and suffering. The proper ties of Dr, Kings New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, have given away over ten million trial bot ties of this great medicine; and have the satisfaction of knowing it has abso- lutely cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma, bronchitis, hoarseuess and all diseases of the throat, chest and lungs are surely cured by it. Call on Hitchcock, druggist Regular size 50c and Sl. Every bottle guaranteed, or price refunded, 3
Arizona silver belt., 1900-08-23
rlark 1anna's Double.

Senator Marcus A. Hanna has d double in Washington, says the Post. He is a barber, who conducts an es- tablishment within short distance of the treasury department, and his resemblance to the distinguished pol itician has been remarked upon by many He is of the same build, heavy and corpulent, and even those who have been intimately associated with the Senator have been somewhat startled to see the counterpart of their influential friend welding the razor and scissors.
 In one respect, however, the barber is not like the senator. He lacks the little bunch of side whiSkers which stick out in front of the ears of the statesman. The barber once wore such whiskers; but it is understood that he is d democrat and had them removed to distinguish himself from the leader of the other faction. Still there ss a great resemblance between the two citizens, but whether it IS tO their liking or not nature has not taken time 10 consider.