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The sun., 1901-12-13
WILL TUNNEL TWO RIVERS.
Magnitude OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
roads Latest Enterprise.

roads Latest Enterprise.
New York, Dec. 12,-The plans for
the new fifty million dollar tunnel Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad company
from Jersey City to Long Island City
under Manhattan Island and both the
East and North rivers We're made pub
lie when the map and profile Of the gi-
gantic undertaking We're filed in,the Of
flee of the county clerk.
The plans call for a two track tun.
mel from the Jersey state line 10 the
central station ut Seventh avenue and
Thirty-third street, Manhattan, and
for three separate tunnels from that
station 70 the Long Island railroad ter
minal in Long Island City.
The tunnel from Jersey City will run
under Thrty-first and Thirtysecond
streets. The tunnels to Long Island
City will run under these two streets
and Thirty-third street.
The plans show the magnitude of the
great central station to be erected. II
will cover the three blocks between
Seventh and Tenth avenues and be
tween Thirty-iirst and Thirty
streets and, in addition, between Sey
entl, and Eighth avenues will take il
the block between Thirty-seeond ant
Thrty-third streets.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Glover Hill Dairles.

will start their milk wagons for the
service OF Wilmington customers with
pure milk, on Saturday, November 80.
The milk served from these dairies will
he from strong healthy, tubercerine
tested cows, assuring pure, healthful
milk. The clover Hill Diaries are stu
ated at Carrcroft, Delaware, within easy
reach Of this city, and the management
cordially invite any person interested in
sich matters, to visit and inspect them,
10 see for themselves not only the Diaries
and the implements used in the care of
their products, but also to see the ami
mails from which the milk served to their
customers is drawn.
The milk served to customers from the
Clover Hill Diaries will be absolutely
clean and pure. No cream will be sold.
MI the cream will be sold in the milk.
4 visit to these dairies and personal
inspection of the utensils used, and the
cows producing the milk, will be the
best guarantee OF the claims OF the man
agemont. Come and see us. A visit will
assure MS Of yoar orders. Address:
Clover Hill Diaries,
Carrcroft, Del.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Pitfalls of English.

The pitfalls of the English tongue
TO foreigner are many. A French
woman who has undertaken house
keeping in New York thought she had
a good working knowledge OF the
language, but soon discovered her
mistake, says the New York Sun. One
day this summer she called carpcn-
ter and planned with him to have
some work done about the house in
the way Of putting up shelves, etc,
and she went over the ground with
him as carefully as possible to get
from him an estimate of what II
would cost. After the work was done
the bill submitted was considera bly, in
excess of the sum first named. The
French woman endeavored to remon-
strate, but only succeeded in making
the following remarkable statement
to him: You are more dear to me
than when we were first engaged"
The sun., 1901-12-13
Deafness Cannot he cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way TO cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused hy an iniiamed CON
dition of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chi-s lbe. When this tnbe gets infam-
~. San have n rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing and when it is entirely
closed deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed for ever; nine
Eases .nt Of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infamed condi-
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness fcaused by catarrhl
that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. !, CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1901-12-13
PERSONALS.

Miss Helen Scott and Miss Anna s.
Taylor have returned from Ihilniel-
l.hia.
Mr.. aid Mrs. John Blymer Bird have
issued cards for a tea to be given i'm
tleir home. "iIillcroft." on Thursday
Dccrmher 26. from to $50 o'clock. The
.nrd Of Miss Anna Woods Bird is en-.
closed.
Misses Lena Il Hayden and IlevesSa
f. Macklin are visiting friends in vir
t,iuia for few weeks.
Miss Nellie Maxwell is visiting rela-
tivcs IN Consehohocken, Pa.
Mrs. Hanks, wife OF Captain Hanks
of New York, is guest Of Miss Jennie
Clark daughter of Deputy United States
Marshal James II. Clark, on the farm
near Delaware City.
The sun., 1901-12-13
General Markets.

New York, Dec II
FIOUR--State and western barely steady and
quiet; Minnesota patents So 9Oai 20: winte,
stfaights ". sDa3,70 winter extras 80 sO,s IN.
winter patents. s375a4
NHEAT--At first was weak and lower owing l.,
further liquidation but later rallied on natural
covering after the recent heavy break Nav
81 s,l0ssjssc; July, aiisssihc
RfE-Easy; state, GysGsc., Z. i. l.. New yort
carlots: No western. 7lAc I. o. b., aiiYat.
CORN Yielded early to liquidation. bur later
rallied on covering; May. 7Oi4a7Oa.c.
OATS Irregular, following corn and N{lcat !.
track, white, state. 54a57c.; track, white, vest
ern, 5ia57c.
PORK Steady; mess, $40. 5oaI7 5o family, sI7a
l760 '' go
LARD-Firm; prime western steam. 10 3Dc
BUTTER ER-Quiet and easy; state dairy ~.
231ac,; creamery, 16s25c.
CHEESE Firm fancy. large Sppt.mI,c, ~.
lOAc.; fancy, small September lOa.aIIe Io,a
made, best, large, aAc, late made, best small
f0al0kc. ''''N"'
EGGb Steady; state and Pennsylvsnis. 2,ia,7c !.
western, at mark. zoe.
sGGAR-Raw steady; fair refining. 3g.sec :
centrifugal, NJ test, 3s4c.; refined steady; crusb.d
5.I0c; powdered, Sc
~ fPEAIlNE- Steady at S7&assI4c.
MoLASsES Steady; New Orleans s7ai2c
RICE STEADY; domestic, ia6iac; Japan. 49o
5,sc ma
TALLoW steady; city, 57su6c.; country a.
G4c
HAY-steady; shipping, sO4ssc: GOOD :
choice, S2iaaSl2c.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Popular Tour to Washington via Bal.
timore ana ohio X, R

The first tour 10 Washington of tho
series Will he ina,lgnrated Thursday, de-
ccmber 26th. IN which datc tickets will
l'e good on Royal Blue kine train lrav-
N. Wilmington l256 u. M. and will be
go'"i e return within ten days including
LAY Of sale. with stop-ovcr privilege at
baltimore. Rate includes two days
board ~ either The National. Mclropoli
tan Or Regent Hotels. in Washington
f'nf Book Of Tours and detailed informa-
ii"n. write or apply to II. a. Miller,
Passenger agent, Wilmington, pc.
The sun., 1901-12-13
THE MAsTIcATIoN CURE.
A German Scientist's Remedy for In
digestion ON the Gladstoninn
Principle.

Mastication is the latest cure for
the ills which affiict mankind, says
il writer in the Brooklyn Eagle.
German scientist has discovered that
indigestion and all the complaints
arising from il can be either prevent
cd or cured by obliging patients to
bite up thoroughly everything that
enters their mouths. Even liquids,
such as water. must be chewcd to some
extent and soup must receive as much
stica ion as il il were composed Of
dry bread crumbs. According to the
scientist who advocates this method,
IS per cent Of the stomach troubles
ST mankind are caused by improper
methods Of consuming food aud drink.
rhe human mouth, he points out, is
Intithar a mere receptacle for food,
nor i, il designed solely for tasting.
II Il as much digestive organ as the
stomach itself. More than half Of
he process of digestion. he says,
should take place in the mouth. It is
when the work which should have
been performed by the teeth Is thrown
upon the stomach that indigo stion and
other troubles ensue. Animals do not
have indigestion, says the German dis
roverer, because those which have
been given rlminant teeth never think
pf boiling their food. as mankind does.
The dog bolts its food and does not
suffer from Indigestion simply because
nature has provided il with digestive
apparatus which renders chewing
more or less superfuons. Nature,
however, stopped with the animals.
No man yet investigated has been
found to possess the dogs digestive
4 abilitirS
The sun., 1901-12-13
RICE's HIGH SCORE
Y. M. R. G.. and Knights Of Col
umbus Win.
Y. Nj. G. A. and the Wilmingto
Bicycle Club Defeated Last Night.
Kurtz's Good Playing.

Teams in the Wilmington Bowling
League played their fifth game of the
series last night. The winners were tho
Young Mems Republican Club and the
Knights of Columbus. The Republican
Club still holds first place with four
games Won and one lost. knights Of
Columbus are second with thrc games
won and two lost.
The game between the Bicycle Club
and Republican, Club was played on the
lattrrs alleys. kurtz of the Bicycle Club
bnwled an excellent game making total
score Of SIG pins.
This is the highest total score that has
been made since the League organized.
The remainder OF the team was IN poor
form. Rice made the highest individual
score in one game which was 232 pins.
| This is also the record score for one
game. The scorc follows.
4
The sun., 1901-12-13
WRITING THE PROTOCOL.
Difficulties In Making the Chinese
and French Languages In the
Text Agree.

The Peking correspondent OF the
Echo de Chine says that the Chinese
authorities were much gratitied on he
Palace Of Ancestors being handed over
to them by the French military an
thorities, TO find that nothing had been
touched and that all the relics of the
dynasty had been respected by the
French. Among the objects returned
10 the Chinese were half million OF
pearls and the eases with the collec-
tion sent to France by Gen. Frey and
returned by order Of the minister OF
marine. The correspondent also says
that the terms Of the final protocol
were fixed on August 15 The paper
employed was fine Japanese paper,
thick and Of square form, furnished
by the bishopric
The text was written in French and
Chinese and long sittings were neces-
sary by Messrs. Morrisse, Campbell
and the other interpreters Of the lega-
tions to resolve the little difficulties
resulting from the juxtaposition OF
the two texts. il Is known, in fact.
that the Chinese etiquette demanded
that the name of the emperor and
other great personages should be put
al the head of the lines in manner
to be above the context. and this rem
dered almost impossible an agreement
between the two transcriptions. The
sensational story about the meetings
Of the diplomatic corps having been
suspended because Britain refused its
adhesion to ths question Of The raising
Of the customs tariffs. says he Shang
hal Mercury, is absolutely without
| foundation.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Hill Quit. \. L. Directnrnte.

]. Hill Of the Great Northern road and
of the Northern Securities company has
resigned from the board OF directors Of
The Northern Pacific company This
is said 10 he the preliminary 10 other
equally important changes il the direc
torate Of not only tile Northern pAcif-
ic, but Of all the roads in the proposed
big railway combine
The sun., 1901-12-13
The I<ramse Case.

London, Dec. T. Iii the Bow Street
police court the prosecution against
DR. KrauSe, ex-governor Of Johannes
burg. on charges Of high treason and
melting to murder. having concluded
its ease, counsel for the prisoner an
nounced that he reserved his defense.
Dec. Is. when he will be formally COM
mitted for the January asSizes.
The sun., 1901-12-13
BiE Price Fer II handkerchief.

I'Iattshlwg, y. s.. lDcc T. rhe La
dies Aid society Of til" Presbyterian
church of Moocrs. Clinton county. sold
lit auction II lady'S handkerchief sent
hy Mrs Theodore Roosevelt. The
handkerchief brought Sln.lu and was
purchased hy lie tlntonSounty board
Of supervisors. Tile supervisors will
have the handkerchief mounted and
framed.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Ll,cs Lnst In nritl.h .nlc.

london, Dec. r. \ fierce gale Is
sweeping the English and Irish chan
nes. Many vessels are seeking shel
ter and the lifeboatS are busy rescuing
snall craft. Numbers Of ships off Do
yer are making signals Of distress. \
Belgian fishing boat has fotIndered in
the North sea, resulting in the drown
ing Of fourteen persons.
The sun., 1901-12-13
stabbed on Eve Of wedding.

Rumforl Fails. Me, Dee, T. Levi
Garrett. !; Young French Canadian, is in
Il critical condition nj his home hero
as tile result Of knife wounds received
al the haEds Of highwayncn. The
robbers secured Sl1o. which Garrett
had drawn from the bank 10 defray
the expenses Of his wedding, which
assaiIants escaped.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Gaent Kints In CntIiz.

Cadiz. Dec l2.-This city was in
state Of partial revolution practically
all night long. Rotous mobs led by
striking bakers armed with knives and
bludgeons, pillaged stores, attacked
peaceahle people in the streets, injured
a number of persons and threw the
whole town into state Of panic. The
police We're powerless 10 qurll the lis
turbancp.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Dorr-T,oeb Ne,,dinr

Albany. n u, Dec. H. The mar,
riage Of Miss Katharine ". Dou Of ibis
city and Mr.. William Loeb. lr., sccrr.
tary to President Roosevelt, has taken
place al the Emanuel Baptist church
in this city Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
presented the bride with diamond
brooch.
The sun., 1901-12-13
c. r. n. plans For Extension.

Calais, Me-, Dec. 12--The Canadian
Pacific railroad has surveyed a route
across Maine TO form n connecting link
between parts Of its system and pro
vide a through line for It's traffic from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. The road
now crosses Maine from AIattawam.
keag 10 Sanccboro. under lease ar.
rangcment, on Maine Central tracks.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Broken RAN causes +, wreck.

Springfield. H. Dec. T. 4 broken
rail on the Wabash railroad near MI
antic caused Il wcsthound passenger
train to be wrecked. Tile tangc If Il
wheel caught in the break 50 is 10
send the chair ear and sleeper in The
ditch, the ears turning over But one
passenger, Il woman, was injured.
The sun., 1901-12-13

Permits for Buildings.

Building Inspector Cassidy granted per-
mits for new operations Yesterday ms
follows: I" William u. IIad,lock x CO..
TO build TIVE dwellings ut Pearl and Viii
low streets. foi, Wilson 0alieS, 1t cost
Of 81 300 each; Haddock 4 CO.. to build
u dwelling at the northeast corner Of
Iwenty-fourth and West streets, for
David Rhoades, at n cost of s2.s0O; Phil,
emma Chandler. three-story brick dwell
ing on the west side of Franklin street
lEo feet north Of Eleventh. for Robert
W. Smith, Mt cost OF $4,000.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Long o,.rdu. bark I. s.f.

Victoria. y. G., Dee. II. Local ship
ping men have received dispatches
st;tin. that the bark Prince Albert,
I'll days from Vancouver for Queens
town, with lumber and on which re-
insurance WAS quoted ut - per cent.
has been spoken Il short distance from
her destination.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Peace Conference IN philndeiphin.

Philadelphia, Dec. y The annual
meeting Of the american Friends peace
conference has begun in this city Tie
conference is called mainly 10 protest
and 10 foster plans tending to a reali-
Zalion Of universal peace. John y.
Garrett Of this city presided over the
opening session.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Desperate D.cd 81 Negro Teacher.

Paris. Tenn, Dec, T. Coleman
Nlitclnm. 4 negro teacher. shot and
fntally wounded his wife and then
s,l lire 10 the houSc. The negro took
refuge il i cabin. where he was To-
Gated by City Marshal Mills. who was
fired upon as he entered the place.
Mills returned the fire, killing tt.
The sun., 1901-12-13
MAY COERCE BULGARIA
Ultimatum Regarding the Liberation
of Miss Stone Is Advised.
NEWS OF THE PRISONERS.
Their Condition Better Than II Hns
Been Observation-Disclosures Afraid
Captive Missionary VIII Con-
vert Them to Christianity.

Constantinople, Dec. Fit is under
stood here that recommendations have
been forwarded to Washington propos-
ing that an ultimatum be sent to Bull
garia in regard to the ease of Miss
Ellen NJ. Stone, the American mission
ary held captive by brigands. and Nine.
Tsilka, her companion.
The latest information regarding the
prisoners indicates that their condi-
The sun., 1901-12-13
Despondencs ENDS In suicide.

Worcester. Mass. Dec. T. William
L. Warren. Sixly-tive years Of age. n
former member Of the G. O. Haughton
Boot and Shoe manufacturing COM
pany, has committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head. He was
Respondent because Of illnes~ brought
on BY SUGGESTING attacks Of apoplexy.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Charters Granted.

Dover. Dec. 12.--rhr American Nnl-
r;Ized Fibre Co filed here today Il Ger
iihcatc showing the payment of the first
iilstalmcnl If its capital stock.
The Allegheny Window Glass Com
amy filed Il certificate showing the pay
lncnt Of its capital stock, amounting TO
- nOO
The sun., 1901-12-13
ndell.s RETURN IL AIl,nn..

.SlnnS. 8. -. Zee, T. Governor
and Mir. 0dell AMI family will return
10 this rily from Ncwburg on Monday
next and viii fake ~ their residence
Al the executive mansion for The win
Ter. that building has hcen thor
oughly renovated during the summer
nlnn1hs
The sun., 1901-12-13
leeds Succeed. Purdy.

New York. Dee. II. The resignation
of w. q. Purdy as president of the
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific rail
road has been accepted by the dircc
tors Of the company. William Il. Leeds
was then elected president.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Pension Granted.

Col .Irhn Wainwright Of Wilmington,
has secured a pension for David ID.
King Of Company I. 4th Delaware In
fantry Volunteers. of So month from
July 49, 1900. He resides at 426 East
Ninth street, this city.
The sun., 1901-12-13
rhr.e romhful skater. Drowned.

Pompton. y. J., Dec. y. Three
young children Of Tunis Pons. an EN-.
ploycc nf n steel manufacturing com.
pany ut Pompton Lake, have been
drowned in a small body Of water
near their home, known as Skaters
pond. The children were skating on
the pond when the ice broke.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Fatality In baltimore Tunnel.

Baltimore. Dee II. ~ a southbouRd
passenger train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad ran down three work
men in the Belt Line tunnel here, kill
ing one and iniuring the others.
The sun., 1901-12-13
SANTA CLAUS LETTERS

Dear Old krisS:-I am a little boy only
Il years old and have been il good and
! thought would write and tell yo,l
what | would like 10 nave for Christmas.
\ new suit, 4 gun, drum and some story
hooks, candy md nuts, From Your
friend
II r.
The sun., 1901-12-13
Myltlo l'rench. 1923 Market St.

Dear Santa lhus: am little girl.
10 years old, want hig doll, il SET OF
dishes, new dress. a pair Of stockings.
pair Of l"gsinS. 4 pair Of shoes, u box
Of candy and nuts and fruit. Goodbye.
E.litE Errnch 1n". Mnrket strnet
The sun., 1901-12-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange,

New York, Dec. H.
Money on call firm at per cent. Prime mer.
camille ltaimr iiaai per cent. Sterling exchange
weak, with actual business in bankers bills al
s4.s6al.s6A tor demand and at Sab for 90 days
Posted ratrs, -. S3i2ai,si and S4.s1sis7Is Com
merciai bills, si.stAais3%4 Bar silver, $50.
Mexican dollars, iSasc, Government bonds steady,
State bonds inactive. Railroad bond, weak
Closing prices:
The sun., 1901-12-13
ArgcnAnn's Attitude.

That there is decidedly hostile feel
ing to chile III the Argentine Republic
is evinccd by the following dispatch
from Buenos Ayres:
In official circles there Is growing
conviction that Chile is seeking a pre-
The sun., 1901-12-13
Ada Isosin.

Dear Santa Claus:-I am little girl.
years old. want 4 Coach pair of
lcggins pair Of stockings, a story book,
]: game. Il sled. a stove. bag Of candy
nuts and friut. Christmas tree. and
don't forget my poor, sick mother. Gnod-
The sun., 1901-12-13
RUSSIA au,s T.xus Gotta,

Mckinney. Tex. Dec. II. Three
Thousand bales Of cotton have been
sold here f1' shipment TO st. Peters,
burg and to Rotterdam.
The sun., 1901-12-13

The Association team played on the
knights If Columbus alleys. The latter
team Won hy the small margin Of II pins.
The teams are about evenly matched
aud the gane IN account Of the close
score was very exciting ut the finish.
Mnlloy made the highest score for one
game. lS6 pins and Cole the highest total
.cole. 49, The scores follows:
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The sun., 1901-12-13

lDciu Old kriss:I am little 2ir 20
ing I" school every day. Please send me
Il Christmas tree. n little wax doll, a go-
cart, IN automobile, a box soda crackers
and Sonr candy and cake and dmtS. From
ynnr lcttlc friend
The sun., 1901-12-13

Mis- Anna Mae Galloway Of Bowers,
brarh' who has been visiting Miss Nettie
y. Horsey, has returned home.
The sun., 1901-12-13

$1,000 In today. Blacks,
Oxford greys and
And green mixtures.
80 90 New coats Just
$iZ.OO from the tailors,
Long cloth and male he
n,,ou.o.,, up. Full 'ength,
Uftrcofs 48 and SO inch,
full cut, box
backs, slash pockets and cuffs
on sleeves. These are the
best coats we have had all
season at the price. We
found a small maker who is
working for a reputation and
who is making low prices to
get it. New styles in the
SIS, SEQ and $2s grades also
in today. New styles in
black cheviot suits, $ro, sI2
and SIS. We have had a
run on them and have just
put in new lots and styles.
Until Christmas, open
nights.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-04-24

The largest man, physically, in CON
gress-he is nearly seven feet tall and
built in proportion-and one Of the
hardest workers is Cy sulloway, Of
New Hampshire. Sulloway has been all
things; he led the Salvation Army. and
later the democrats. Notwithstanding
his great size he has not been able to
lead the house of representatives. but
he has made reputation as chairman
of the committee on invalid pensions
Though a peace-loving man, he has
nerve proportionate with his inches.
and II ever his ire Is aroused the one
seeking the trouble will be sorry he
found it. In New Hampshire Mr.. Sui
lowsy is regarded as an admirable
criminal lawyer, AHN iNN3f =
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-04-24

those who irritated him with sug-
gestions, and tell him exactly what he
should do and say to the particular
crowd he was to meet that day, and
Spooner would follow his directions,
unconscious that he was being man
aged. or rather unconsciously surrend-
ering the workings of his mental ma
chinery to the direction of man who
represented the practical and earthly
In the ordinary humdrum existence of
every day life. The commercial trav-
eler was the antithesis of Spooner in
everything and he could manage
Spooner Another senator or great
lawyer making such suggestions as he
made would have invited discussion
and Spooner's mental machinery wonId
have antagonistically begun work on
an analysis of each and every argu-
ment advanced. But here was a man
who in no way suggested the antagon-
list or rival, who could be argued with
on any point, There was no common
ground for argument or reasoning
Spooner listened aud obeyed
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-04-24

Fairchild. He began his law practice
In the Wisconsin woods at Hudson,
was elected to the Legislature, and after
that was known only as promising
lawyer until he was elected to the
United States. senate in 1885. He at
4racted attention in the senate as an
orator in his eulogy in memory of the
BLACK Eagle OF Illinois" when Senator
John A. Logan died. That eulogy
stamped Spooner as one of the men Of
rare excellence in the American CON
gress, and he has not disappointed his
admirers since, whether he spoke from
the heart deep sentiments or took up
the grave and intricate discussion of
constitutional rights or international
law, He has neither, the commanding
presence nor the full volume of voice
given to other men who measure words
with him in debate, but his speech
commands by reason Of the great
thoughts clothed In graceful language,
the sound logic, and the knowledge of
law at his command. NisM NJ
Ruled by a Drummer. iiNi
When Spooner ran for governor Of
Wisconsin about dozen years ago the
party managers could not, govern him.
There was only one man who could
travel with him in that campaign and
make suggestions with the voice of au-
shortly. That man was an old COM
mercial Travellers big fellow who had
forl many years studied the art OF SELL
lug plows and reapers to the farmers.
He cared nothing for books and never
bothered himself about the constitution
or the principles of law, but he knew
men, and he knew Spooner better than
any Of the political managers. He
could take the great lawyer and states
man by the arm lead him away from