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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
THIf D VICTIM
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Brainerd, the New England Telephone
construction boss. who shot four fell
low workmen and Deputy Firth, two
fatally, in the rooms of the New Eng
land Telephone Co., in Portland, Me-,
Wednesday, was well known TO the To-
cal telephone men and made frequent
visits to this city.
Last summer Brainerd and his wife
occupied n cottage at Belle Grove. on
the banks Of the Merrimac river. and
was we'll known to the local campers.
Just before the close OF the season
Brainerd took offence at something q
camper (who lived in LowclD said. and
bad blood resulted. Rrafnerd remark
ed that he would fix him. The man
who was his enemy is engaged in the
clothing business.
one night Elaincrd and his foe mot
a few feet from the river bank and
without n word Of warning he pitched
into the LoW,ll man. A lively fight en-
sued and BrlinCrd attempted to throw
thc man into the river. The campers
about rushed Ia the scene Of the con-
HiJt end found both men On the WI
ter'i edge ard Eraine-d was admins
taring 20 lis Zoe = sound pounding.
the two men were separated after Z
struCclt. and lirairerd left immediately
fcr his cottI%c. while the wounds of
the Other man We're cared for in a
nearby cottage. Arrests were talked of,
but nothing was done.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
RAID ON GAMBLERS.
Evidence Secured Which May Locate Where
Protection Comes From.

New York. April 25.-Agcnts for the So,
ciety for the Prevention of Crime. headed
by Justice Jerome and Former Ponce
Commissioner Moss. this afternoon, de-
scendcd on Frank Barlow s alleged gamb-
ling club at No. 81 Broad street, in tn
heart of the financial district in this city.
Mr. Moss carried an axe, put was not
compellcd to use ii. Five prisoners were
taken to the court OF special sessions IN
which Justice Jerome Immediately opener
court and the prisoners gave thclr names
as Albert Edwards. Frederick Baker
Charles j. Curtis, Edward Hay and Ber-
nard Meyers.
When the raiders got into the room
there were more than 30 men playing rou-
lnttc. faro and poker. They made iran
tic efforts to cscanc but were prevented
Resides the five prisoners, gambling para
rhernalia worth upwards of $500, ScVfTai
thousand chips. many pack" of cards AM.
about so in small chang" was taken away
nv Tie raiders. as well as the account
hooks of the establishment
The latter were kept in very crudc
form. but an unexplained item Of expense
in thc sum of $500 led MIR. Moss and JUS
,ice Jerome to say tnat this item might
prove an important link in the cham OF
evidence against the mysterious Jphii
Doe who is alleged to give protection
from police interfere aCc 70 tEc Safhoiet9
Jnstinc Jerome held the prisoners in
e1r,ns Of $lopp each for examination next
week and they were committed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26

coIIcgians' Work Is Far Superior and They
Are Easy Winners.

Orono. Nc. April 25.-(SpeciaD.-T
University Of Maine base ball team de-
feated the Maine Central Institute
team on the campus. today. by n score
% IA to 6. In spite OF the strong wind
and the unfavorable weather for base
ball large crowd witnessed the
downfall Of the visitors. The hard clay
OF which the diamond Is composed had
absorbed more moisture during the
last rain than 1t could hold and the
field was in wretched condition and
the air was raw and very unfavorable
for warming up the men.
AS seen by the score. the home team
found an easy thing In the visitors and
the game was decidedly one sided. The
visitors showed lack of practice and
team work. while the home team made
a very creditablc showing.
Ross, '0l. pitched "A heady game and
was cool at critical points, and good
results are expected Of him in the fol-
lowing games.
Putnam, VINO played on Colby last
year, covered the ground between sec
ond and third. He is n fast man as
was shown by his work. and. as he has
not been out for practice before, made
a good record To begin on.
Chase. 'o2 put up good game be
hind the plate and win doubtless be the
regular catcher.
Russell. '0i, OF Cony 90. covered the
first bag In good shape. showing ability
as "a cool man. Dorticos took Russell's
place In the seventh inning.
The
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All the Lead.
ing Stocks.

New York. April 25.-Spcculative senti-
mcnt showed Il decided Improvement. to-
day. over that which prevailed. yestcr-
day, although the movement OF prices
continued very Irregular and at times
Very crratiC. The heavy speculative liq-
udation which was accomplished. ycstcr-
thus relieving the oycr-conScst;on Of the
speculative holdings. doubtless had a
great deal to 90 with the better tone Of
the market. The sustained strength Of
'nion Pacific. even after Yesterdays re
markahlC .'purt. and Il disposition to take
more account of the many rumors of ac-
;ual dtVCiopmCntS concerning the proper
~, relieved the feeling of unCasincSS over
estcrdly'S extraordinary transactions in
thai stock which in themselves led to
some liquidation owing to the suspicious
aroused that thfy were designed to cover
heavy profit taking in other quarters OF
Of strength. to-day, as n supplement to
the Union Pacific movement and the
FtrcnE.n q thc market was more genef-
allv ditHSod lhan ~ any previous time
this week. Tho manner in which the
markc' received the formal announcements
Of tho term. of the Burlington merger
had an encour2 Ting effect on sentiment
There WAS little effect on Burlington it
SELF. which moved narrowly by comnari-
son WIN Other stocks. but was very
or the confirmation Of it's good news ar
gued small holdings of purely specula-
tive character awaiting realization. The
the frs. time this week the bears re-
Trained from their final attack on the
market. and there was not the food of
realizing orders which have been a feat
urc of the last hour of each previous day
this week The fact that the buying de-
mand was considerably relaxed did not
seem to encourage the bears to any ag-
gressive efforts. although there was /,
distinct ehb of prices in the final hour on
profit taking for the day and final prices
were considerably below the best except
fxsrr
movements Of the day We're distinctly the
outgrowth OF the current conviction that
the perfecting OF the Burlington deal will
he followed by similar arrangements on
the part of the railroad systems as an off
set The GranSers. Pacifics. Southwest
erns, therefore played prominent part
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
a PHILIPPINE ClcCE>E
Is Being Talked Of by Prominent Members o.
Church Clubs.

New York. April 25.-Thc Church Ciub
of New York. last night, unanimouSly
decided to invite the church cubs
throughout the country t" unite WIN IL N
remoraliZing the general convention OF
EnisconaI church ut its session next De
tobcr to establish Il diocesc in The PM
ipninc islands. ,r
addresses were made by i;shop Potter
Con lanes ~ Wilson, Rev. Percy Grant
and Chaplain Ch9s. G. Pierce Of the lith
L. s. Cavalry. who spent conSiterab!"
time in the Philippines as division chan-
lain All Of the sneakers except Bishop
potfcr advocated in the most cnthuSiaS-
lie manner the early establishment Of The
diocese.
woiI!f be to leave the decision to a com
mission OF bishops
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
PATRICK INDICTED
For the Murder Of the
Late Millionaire Rice.
Ten Counts in Murder Indictment
Also Indicted for Forgery.
MCers and Short Held for Forgery Connected
With the viii.

New York. April 25.-The Indictment
against Albert r. Patrick for murder
in the first degree was handed up, to-
day. Patrick Is charged with the muir
der of William Marsh Rice. There are
10 counts in the indictment The in
dictment charging Patrick. Morri3
Meyers and David l.. Short. with for
gerry, was written out hut not handed
up to the recorder.
Patrick is indicted on charge of
forging four checks. G:i the Patrick
will. so-called, executed June 30, 1900
all the three men, Short. Patrick and
Meyers. are charged with forgery in
the first degree.
Patrick is charged directly with the
murder. Valet Charles +. Jones being
ignored altogether. The document is
s:i to be the most voluminous that ever
went out of the district attorneys Office
of the court of general sessions.
The first count charges Patrick with
administering chloroform to Rice max
ing him deathly .iC., and causing
DEATH
The second count charges Patrick
with administering chloroform directly
10 Rice ana killing him.
The third and fourth counts are tho
same as the first ana second except
that mercury Is substituted for chloro-
form.
Tho fifth ana sixth counts are like
the first and second. except that NOR
cury ana chlorofOrm are put together
ard said to have caused Iiice'a death.
The seventh and oiahth charge that
an unknown poison WAS given Rice and
caused his dcath.
The ninth and tenth charge that ner-
cu!y. chloroform ana an unknown pol
son were given together TO Rice. caus-
ing his Gcath
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
SIOMACHS THAT WON'T WORK.
That Retain the Food and Refuse to Digest IT,
Make The Head Heavy and the Nerves Weak.
Need Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.

There is cure fer dyspepsia.
Sufferers who have tried noxious nos
trums will probably be skeptical but
skepticism yanishes when Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets are tried. Whether
the trouble is dyspepsia of long stand
ing. or merely Il simple case of ind
gcstion. relief is prompt and pro-
nounced. The less the trouble the
fewer tablets need lie taken.
UeaVincSs after eating, sour stom-
aCh. as indicated by bclchinG, fatigue
with slight cxcTtion, or with no OK
crtion at all. disturbed sleep. nervous
ness. constipation depression. blues.
these things can commonly be set down
as symptoms Of dyspepsia. And dys-
pepsia is merely indigestion in an ag-
Eravated form.
Ey promoting perfect digestion,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets produces
strong nerves. Tcsttul. refreshing
sleep. pure blood and good sound
healthy flesh. They make the skin
dear. the eyes bright, the mind cheer
full
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets arc a
medicine and more than a medicine.
I.N tiStSt tb' Ato'. anu lil'Aht IL t't'N
Of assimilation. and they relieve the
inilamed. diseased condition Of the
membrancous Innings and the glands
OF the stomach ard bowels. They help
thc digestive organs over the hard
places, Grd prt them into y healthy.
active condition. They effect 4 quick
and permanent cure. You don't have
To continue taking them forever, still
1t is wei to have q box handy and
take orc at tie first return of the
trouble.
Perfectly we'll people are made sick
by eating too much, or unwnoleSome
food, but not If they take tablet after
eating. Treatment with Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets does not necessitate
dieting or any change of habits. They
digest the proper food and act upon
the other kind in such wayas 20 make
1t pass off quickly and harniiessly. You
may eat and drink what you like.
when you like. and as much as you
like II you take tablet afterwards.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by all druggists at SO cents for fun
size package.
Send to r. A. Stuart Co, Marshall,
Mich. for little book on stomach di-
seases, mailed free.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
A SAD HOME RETURNING.
Remains OF Late J. H. Farnaam Arrived al
Home in Wellesley.

Wellesley. Mass. April 25.-The body
Of !. Henry Farnham. the late chief
electrician of the New England Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co., who was shot
at Portland, Me, yesterday. arrived.
this evening, in Wellesley. and was
taken to his late home. The funeral
services will be held from the Welles-
ley Congregational church. Of which he
was 4 member. at 3 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. The officiating clergyman
viii be be Rev. f. A. Renner, and the
interment will be at the Wellesley cem-
ctcrT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
NOT A CANDIDATE.
Bryan Out Of Presidential Race Unless Rc
is Needed

Lincoln. Neb., April 25--In a statement
given publicity. tonight, W. J. Bryan saws
in effect that he has no intention of seek
ing third nomination for the Presidency.
Mr. Bryan's announcement is in answer
to an article in an Eastern paper spccu-
latinG on his plans as Presidential
leader. Mr. Bryan said:
Il am not planning for another Fre5'-
Dental nomination. II | were | would
not be editing u paper. II ever become
candidate again ii will be because it
seems necessary for the advancement Of
the principles TO which adhere, and that
docs not seem probable. ! snail. h"wVcr;
take an interest in politics for several
years Yet Ii | live. and can bc relied upon
To support those who as candidates ad-
vance Democratic principles and who can
bc entrusted to enforce them il elected. 7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
CANNON IS STUBBORN.
Seven Years in Jail for Contempt and Refuses
to Try ior Freedom.

Scranton, Ia. hprl 25.-Scvcn years aEo
this coming June. James Cannon, now 8
years OF age. was sent to Jail in contempt
for refusing to sign a decd. Yesterday,
GOV. stone signed a bill which passed the
legislature, designed expressly for tho re
lease OF Cannon.
Instituted to get Cannon before the court
that an order might he made for his re
lease. Cannon refused to sign the h1beas
corniIs proceedings and further declared
that. he would not raise a hand to gain
bjg freedom To make the act effect its
purpose It will be necessary to follow
some procedure IN which me acqnitS-
ccuce of Cannon VIII not have 10 be rcck-
CnCd uEGn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
CAPSIzED AND DESERTED.
Schooner Emma O. Knowles Meets With
Disaster OF Atlantic C!ty.

Atlantic City \. j., April 25.-A three
mastcd schooner is capsiZcd four mites
of this city Snc can now he seen lying
broadsidc but further particulars cannot
bc obtained until the life saving crews Of
the South Brgantinc Nhsccon and At
lantic City stations, which have gone to
hcr relief return.
Tho schooner IS the Emma O. Knowles,
C,ptain Rodgers from Charleston. April
II. for FAN River. loaded with lumber.
She has apparently been in collision
There are ii" signs ot her crew. sue Is
drifting rapidly down the beach. She is
now nnrth-northwcst OF Ahsccon light.
about five miles off shore. The deck load
of lumber has been washed away.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
The Brooslyn Welcomed at Sydney. N. S. W.

Sydney. y. S. w, April 25.-The flag
ship Brooklyn with Admiral Remey on
board. which arrived here. today. en-
route for Melbourne. where she will
participate in the exercises at the
opening Of the first federal Parlia
mcnt from May s to May s, was warmly
welcomed when she entered the harbor
and chcered by the crews of the other
warships present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
CABLES IS FCOL!Su.
Murders America, Prisoners and Must Now
Be hlnic! Gown ard Shot.

Manila, April 26.-It is reported that the
rebel General Cailles ordered eight
American prisoners to bc shot. April Il,
the same day on which he condemned to
death Col. Slncio, one OF his staff Off
GERS. and Senor De Ia RCSa a wealthy
native. who had refused 10 contribute to
the iGsurgcDt war fund. Slucio CScaned.
cred.
Cailles, who is now lurking in the noun
tains Of I.ayabas province. Luzun. ~ y
claims himself dictator and the successor
of Aguinaldo. and announces his intca-
ticn to keep war of determination
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
BRa!NEaD's MOTHER FRUSTRATED.
Believed Brainerd Is insane--Sad 10 Have
Acted Queeriy at Mothers Home.

Williamstown, Mass, April 25.-The
mother and only sister of George III.
Brainerd live here. his sister being the
wife of Prof. Mears of Williams coll
lege. His mother is nearly Frustrated
over the terrible act of her of her son.
Prof. Mcars, who believes Brainerd
was insane. has gone to Portland. 1t
is stated that Brainerd. when visiting
here. frequently acted somewhat
Queerly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
FINISHING THE WORK.
Kitchener Completing Pacification oi Transvaal
baden Powell Going Home.

London, April 2G.-Thc war Office has
received further brief telegram from
Lord Kitchener. recording the capture Of
together with the finding Of a destroyed
47-inch naval gun which the Beers cap
tured at Hcivetia.
1t is reported from Pretoria that Gen.
Baden Powell will resign the inspector
ship of the South African constabulary
and return to England at an early date.
The war Office processes 10 know moth
think Gen Baden Powell may decide to
take a short holiday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
FOUR MEN DROWNED.
Boat upsets at Ccr.ra! Grove n. S.--Four
Drowned and One Saved.

Halifax. y. s.. April "a dispatch
from Mestnort. Dirby county, says:
while taking up rnooring . yards
from the shore II Central Grove. Long
boat and tom. were drowned. one driftcI
ashore on the boat. The men drowned
are: VIM Powell. married; Charles sian :
ton, single; Arthur SHAW, Sinsir; ornln
Elliott single Two LodieS were recover
ed. those Of Charles stanton and Orbn
Elliott
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
HUNTING FOR SANTA CLAUS.
Wanderinas Of Letter Sent Out by Lille g.
Year.O; Girl.

New York April 25-A letter addressed
tp Nh Santa Claus. Joyvil!c Iceland,
and mailed BY 6-ycar-old May Peril Of
.cwark last November has inst been re
turned to that little miss from the dead
letter office at Washington.
The enl 2lope is almost completely Gov
cred with postmarks. 1t had been to
Copenhagen. Denmark; To Leith, Scot
land; to Rcykjavig. Iceland anG to Pin
zeyjarsysia. Iceland; then back to Reyk-
iavig, Copenhagen. Liverpool and Wash
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
Da,:as. Tex. Ooor2 House Burned,

Dallas, Tex. April 23.--E2riy to1cy. a
fire was discovcrsd in the Dallas OpCra
house. of which Harry Greonwall Of New
York city, is the lessee. in an hour from
the tirla the fire started, the roof fell in
and the front aud side walls collapsed.
The loss; to the Opcra hous" will reach
siooc09. The origin OF the fire is not
knnE,u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
4 Bin Strike at Wasertown.

Boston, April 25.-After a three davs'
conference with the members of the firm
at the rooms of the State Board of Ar
bitrat.on at which no agreement could ho
reached, the workers of the Hard Rubber
Co. VINO nave big factory at Water
town, have declared a strike against tna
firm. The strike will affect about 1850
ncrSOnS ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
SUICIDE. NOT MURDER.
c. J. Chappo!I Easily Proves Innocence OF
Murder OF C. r. Campbell.

Rutland. We. April . Charles J. Chap
pell of Wullingford. who was arrested.
last Friday. on the charge Of shooting
Charles +. Campbell. who died Monday.
was given a hearing. today. in the county
jail. He bad no trouble in establishing
his innocence of the alleged crime and he
wss GisCha IL is understood that
there will Re no further arrest. as the
officers now believe Campbell made ar
rangcmcnts So that 1t would appear that
committed suicide
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
Portland Ores. 1905 exposition.

Portland. Oreron. April 25.-T.lc official
name of the exposition 20 be he'd in
Portland in 1905 as decided upon by the
Oregon and Washington commissioners.
is the Lewis and Clark Centennial and
American paciEc Exposition. The whole
l., to be Surfnountrd with The legend.
where Rolls tho Oregon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
Strike al G!y D3c1 at cha-Ies,cur

Eos:on. April 25.-The strike of the
nolSt.nr ,Ios 9nSineors at the navy yard has
Ihe officers Of the Hoisting and PortahIa
Engineers Union, today. induced al, euri
ne,Fs employed there to remain AVA
;ma a,,a as q result more than 25a men were
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
Shut Out Of Wisconsin.

Milwaukee, Wis. April 25.-An Even
ing Wisconsin special from Madison.
Wis, says: The license of the Manhat
tan Fire Insurance Co. to do business
in Wisconsin has been revoked by the
insurance commissioner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
Win.hrop. 22; Monmouth. 10.

Montnouth Nj. hrril Special
The haze taI stGns from -" Winthrop
High and the Mor:roath High schools
met In the frst contest uf n" season, to-
GAY. thc Ea;1v suir:nY in victory for
TIA. Wia;nr"p team bv % 0c-rc % - to j.
Ihc ;rnel,s!s were D., Uo.r condition and
IN. iIla..uE WAS son what tassc. but -
great deal az interest Was manifested.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
American League Standing.
Other Came.

a, EHfaTc- Buffalo. .: Montreal. II.
At EJcHcster-Toronto. !. Rochester. /
~ Worce3ter-W orces' Syracuss gam
was postponed; rain.
A. Providence-The Providence-Hart-
ford game was postponed. rain.
At lewiston .cwisrou y T. League
team. $, Edward Little High School, 4.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
Gar Ente..ains M. Deicassa.

st. Petersburg, April 25.-Thc Car. tais
morning, entertained Mt hlclkfast M De-
casse. the visiting French minister OF fo4
eign affairs, and Count Lamsdorf Rus
sian minister of foreign affairs. There
were no other guests.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26

in the trading The large buvirr
Union Pacific convertible bonds contf ..
and the market generally was strnrSd
Total sales. par value, 81. .l05. 90 I-nj.ls
States rofuDding 2s declined X and ,sa
3s registered 4 per cent on the last cam sis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
BASE BALL GAM ES.
National League.

At Philadelphia a-The Boston-phlladcl.
phia game was postponed On account OF
rain.
AT New York-Now York -Brookiyr
game postponed on account Of w.
grounds.
At Cincnnati-The Chicago-Cinc.nnafI
game was postponed owing 10 we.
grounds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
New York Money Market.

New York. April x
loan g. ' last
Prime mercantile paper 4n4a p.r cs,,
Sterling exchange firm at 4spl for AZ ~
mand and at f.s5I1k for 81 DAYS
Posted rates 485I4n6 and 4sg
Commercial bills i.si4mz..
Ear silver 20
Mexican dollars 4slk.
Government bonds weak.
Railroad bonds strong.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26

Accidents come with dis,.;e sr,;ses. stirSA
aprains sprniGs on Ine pr Thomas g ~
iieves the pain instantly. Ns
without II. -
III, ,f&wky,tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
New York Cotton Market

New York, Apr. i.ppril.
Go SottGn Mnv spSs ses e'gsH" gnne 0 sos Jnly sSs
gust, ia: September, I.Sl; &c. January.
November. 7.2i; December go
-cl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26

At i;altimors The Boston baltimore
game wIs povtp1nel; wet grounds
=; PaiI.d".phia-Tn" Pnilad lpnia-
Va hice'"n came wa1 p1@,goEcd On ar
count Dt rlla.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26

me ne, value of the French vintage Of 19l,
w. M"ui.i na c"ver half the annual budget of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
Polo Games.

At POrtland-Afternoon: Portland. 6;
Plymouth, 1. Evening: Plymouth. 2;
Portland, /.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
THE
In every line there Is only one bsst.
In the medicated powder line It Is
ONTO POWDER

We challenge the world to disprovs
this fact. 1t Il not simply q busting
powder. but scientific medicinal Prepara'
ton in powder form, unequalled in the
field Of medicine for controlling and heal
ing Inflammation and diseases Of the skin.
An Druggists. sse. and soc. Sample hss.
CoMroRr POWDER CO., HARTFORD. OF.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26
AT DETROIT

MITadayc iif'n%'i -7 Z la-ii-i'- a-i3-i5-
Batteries Miller. Frisk ana Buelow
iiaw!c., bOw.nr and Husting
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-26

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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-01-12
SATURDAY, JANUARY IL, 1901.

The Burleigh reapportionment bill,
which increases the membership in
congress, passed the House Tuesday.
They could pass bill to satisfy some
politicians who want more offices, but
could do nothing to offset the outrage
GUS Acknowledgement of Afro-Amer-
leans in the south Representative
George H. White, the only Afro-Amer-
lean in congress made a speech de-
nouncing the traducers of his race.
He had tried to obtain an opportunity
to he heard during the general debate,
he said, but it had been denied him.
He was, he said, the representative Of:
one-eighth of the population of the
house, of a race that had been grossly
misrepresented and maligned by three
members of the house during the pend
ing debate. He was glad however,
that the idle and slanderous words had
come from young men against whom
the statute of youth could be plead
ed. Mr.. White said he would take
occasion a little later in a speech