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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-03
ORIGIN OF ABsINrHE'
II Was First q Harmless -
Remedy Used by a Freno-
Physician.

Temperance people in EuroE
recently much surprised at the g
ery that the deadly absinthe wass =
inally an extremely harmless n's
remedy, says the New YORK he,.
1t was a French physician w.
used it. His name was Ordinary
he was living as a refugee at O0sS
Switzerland, at the close oil .ns
zenith century. Like many otnsis
try doctors at that time, ne W.
a druggist, and his favori'e a !,
was q certain elixir OF aosln''
which he alone had the secrss 4.
AT his death he bequeathsd -
mula to his housekeeper, MIC.
pierre, and she sold it to .ns
ters Of Lieut.. Henriod. They y
waited in their little garden '1
necessary for connecting it, any,
they had distilled a certain w. -.
of the liquid they sold 1t On
sion to itinerant peddlers, VINO
" disposed Of it in the ad]acs-
and villages. $50
Finally. during the first GEE &C.
the nineteenth century, wes'
tiller purchased the formula - =.
soon afterward he placed on Y,
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-03
only one Theory.

snow, look here" said the lawyer.
shaking his fist at the witness, u
want you to understand that you can't
bamboozle me in this court simply be-
cause you're q woman!"
"Why?" she asked in her sweetest
tones; sis your wife present?'-Chi.
csgo Record-Herald.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-03
Law-AbidinE commonweaIths.

Massachusetts, is one of only i've
states in the union in which no lynch
ings have occurred during the last 10
years. The other four are Delaware,
New Hampshire, Rhode island and
Utah.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-03

wiseacres that night in Bethlehem and
Jerusalem snoring in deed sleep, and
there were salaried officers of govern
ment who, hearing of it afterward,
NAV have thought that they ought to
have had the first news of such great
event, some one dismounting from
swift camel at their door and knock
ing till at some sentinel's question:
"Who comes there?" the great ones o.
the palace might have been told of the
Celestial arrival. No; the shepherds
heard the first two bars of the music,
the first in the major key and the last
in the subdued minor: "Glory to God
in the highest and on earth peace, good
will to men" All, yes, the fields were
horored.
The old shepherds, with plaid and
crook, have for the most part vanished,
but we have grazing on our United
States pasture fields and prairie about
AZ 900, 900 sheep, and all their keepers
ought to follow the shepherds Of my
text and all those who toll in fields
all vine dressers, all orchidists, all hus-
bandmen. Not only that Christmas
night, but all up and down the worlds
history, God has been honoring the
fields Nearly all the messiahs Of re-
form and literature and eloquence and
law and benevolenee have come from
the fields. Washington from the fields,
Jefferson from the fields The presi
Dental martyrs, Garfield and Lincoln
and Mckinley, from the fields Henry
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06
Mi CanaStillO.
4 los, Sres. de las Cdnaaras:

s. y ~
ST senior; como no tengo papa,
nj mama, d quien acudifpsra pe1ir
a]go en- esta epoca de pedimientos, &
ustedes me dirio, para pedirles al
go, no tan solamente para mi, siro
tambi9n para todos mis- hermann
tos.
Ahf "a, pues, mi canastillo con
su POGO de hierbS, en- cl interior pa
ra que no echeis en- ell olvido & este
hiio prodigo (seg6u algunos de uste-
des) que pide para 81, y tamb;en, pa.
ra los dem&s.
En- primer lugar, 20 quisiera
que con toda seriedad y lejos de las
pasiones polfticae, concreteis espe.
cial atencion alestsdo cI1tico porque
atraviesa Ell pals, sin sacar reluc r
aquello de 81 Ia aduana tiene un So
brante ds miles de pesos. porque pa
ra nosotros ESQ y la Carabina de Am
bro sio es igual.
Els conveniente tambi4n que re-
chaceis con toda energfS, Ii infuen-
cia de tai personalidad 8 pArtido po-
lftico, para favOrecer & ciertos y de-
terminados individuoe, que despues
de todo, no hacen mas que periudi.
car vuestra reconocida reputation,
como hombres justicieros y+..<...
Els possible, que en- el transcurso
de vuestras sesiones, Sc os quiera
meter cato por liebre, " como vo-
sotros hab9is dado prueba en- Ia le-
gislatura pasads, de ser iutegros),
debeis rechazar todo aquello que no
haya sido confeccionado en- ell pals,
pues Sc me esta gMeJie1adO, que mas
de an gallo t0p0O les van meter en-
la presente Legislators, sobao y Gna0-
sac a seis dias de Puerto Rico.
Quevedo Baez, va les puso su
cana stillo, pidiendole So hospitalito,
pero 81, SO olvid6 tambi6n de otras
muchas cosas, iquizas!, tan necesa-
rias como la que 81 pide.
Como no teneis mas que 80 dies
para vuestros trabsjos, siendo corto
ell tempo, Y para qua no os suceda
| 10 de marrss, debais distribute vues-
| trO tempo, en- esta forma:
Las reuniones de las Camaras
| deben empezar q las siete de Ia ma
mana terminar 6 las once, reunirse
de nuevo q Ia una hasta las cinco de
la tRrde, (me parece que para almOr.
zar, dos horas son mas que sufcien-
tes), y vclver de nuevo las siete
hAsta las diez de la noche.
Ahora 81, no debeis perder ell
tempo dis3utiendo 81 son no cou-
venientes las Hermanas de la Carl
dad, ST deben repicarse mucho 8 POGO
las campanss de las iglesias, 81 & las
sillas hay que ponerle ell espaldar
atras 6 adelante, porque esas no son
mas que tonterf&s, y que no han de
traer mir gun fin practice para bane-
fcisr al pals.
Debeis echar un lado las sus-
ceptibilidades, de que cuando entreis
en- slgdu asunto importante q discu =
tir, salir con aquello de <pido & su
sef1orfa que retire Ia Erase tai cual,
| por creerla atentatoria & mi digni
dad>, porque es muy cursi y tambi6n
porque ell que al aqua s tira tiene
que mojarse.
Que no suceda tambiGn, que
cuando el Gobernador y otros qui
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06
DebeP de Ia CdInara
egSlatiYa.

Este alto Cuerpo, debe tener
por lena la defepsa de Ia personali-
dad puertorr. uefia.
No es solo que Ia labor sea sim
patica, es que es obligatoria.
Para otra cose, no fueron elec-
tos por elpueblo puertorriquef1o sus
representatives.
EIlos llevan al local angusto de
Ia Ley, las aspiraciones de este pals,
y nunca,. en- ningun case, deben oil
vidar lA obligation contraida.
NosOtros recOrdamos que en- Ia
pasada legislature nm Sr. Delegado,
sc mostr6 parcial por ell elemento
americano, entire los sueldos de este
y ell de alguncs puertorriqueflos.
Sc impuso Ia discussion en6rgica
y la defensa de la region; y uu ho-
norable miembro de la Corporation
lego hasta & solicitar responsible
dades y explicaciones.
Las cosas tomarOn ell buen ca.
mino que era consiguiente y que Sc
imponfa.
ESQ es 10 que procede. No ten
demos en- modo alguno q las preteri
clones nj q las preferencias, pero ST
que-emos que SO nantenga en- TODD
su vigor, con toda su nob!eza, con
ell mayor prestjgio la personalid Ad
puer borriquef1a, defendi6ndola de
', cualquier mutilaci6n, salvaudosela
de cualquier resta, porque Con eHo
SO cumple el'alto deber para que es-
tan copgregadas las 1CamarAs puer-
torriquenas, en- ell pals puertorrique-
/ fIOs Que las h8 elepidO
No una sino mil protsstas, sur
jan en- donde quiera que ell nivel ds
nuestro valimiento Sc deprima, no
uuo sino mil combAtes l1brense en- la
lid de las ideas, cada vez que nues-
ira depression s intente.
Els necesario que resplandez "a
como verdad inequtvoca nuestra
conpetencia; es precise que por en-
Gina de todo ante todo luzca como
irrefutable nuestro legftimo derecho
a todos y en- todos, los puestos, ya
que no con preferencias, con Ia
igualdAd que reclama la equida1 y
la justicia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06
Un Buutizo.

~ Autier por Ia tarde tuvo efecto Ell
bautismo del nino Joaquin Manuel
Felix, primer hijo de nuestros que
rfdos amigos e1 Doctor D. Manuel
Qdeveio Baez y Dofs Eloisa Pa
checo Plfeiro. #-r -.-s
El asto tuvolugar en- ls 1glesia
PArroquial- de San Francisco, al que
solamente concurrio la f&milia y Ii
mitad1simo n1nero de amigos muy
1ntimos.
Daspu9s de terminado ell acto
religiosO, y va en- la casa morada de
los esposos Quevedo Baez, Sc repair
tieron profusamente dulces y licores,
brindandose por el halagusf[o po1ve
mir del nif1o que entra al eAtolicis-
mo, y por> Ia salud de sus amantes
padres. .-~
! Les reiteramos nuestros deseos
de felicidades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06
HuyendO de los mOrOS
de Riff.

Frente q Chafarinas, en- ell Riff,
aparecto hace POGO dfas un sugeto
completamente desnudo, azorado
como huyendo de invisibles persegui
dores.
Avistado por unos pescadores,
l3recogieron y 10 levaron a Chafari
mas.
Ell Gobernador militar socorri6
al fugitive, de nacionalidad alemsna
quien despues de curado en- Ell Hospi
tai hs sido llevado q Malaga en- un
vapor.
Ha exp1icado que trabajaba en-
unas minas del interior, atropel1ado
continuamente por los moros, hasta
que pudo emprender Ia marchs.
En- esta imprent& se vende pa :
pei de peri6dco O. & 90. 10 ell quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06
II vapor Ponce

sieran imponerse (dado caso qne es-
to suceda), no dobleis Ell espinazo
porque este puede pArtirse 81 SO do
bla demRsiado.
En- las cuestiones de aUmentar
sueldos determinados individuos,
tened en- cuenta que esos estan en-
la altura, y ante debeis mirar por los
que quedan debaio, ST porque los de
absjo las encaramaron aonde estan
para que mireis por sus fntereseg, Y
nuastros intereses 7estAn en- las ca
rreteras y caminos, en- Ia industria,
en- Ia agricultural y en- Ell comercio,
y en- cooperar por todos los medios
que esten vuestro alcsnce por traer
Ia mayor suma de facilidades que
vengsn q bsneticiar sl pals, & ese
pals donde ustades nacierou; ese
pals que tanto decfs que quereis; 6
ese pals 'compuesto en- su totalidad
de hombres au6micos y llenos de
miseria, que & gritos pide pan y ira
bsjo.
Ahf esta pues, mi csnastillo con
su pcco-de hierba en- ell interior, pa
ra que no echeis en- Ell olvido este
hijo pr6digo (seg1u algunos de u.s.
tedes) que pids para el, y tambi6n
para todos los demSs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06

Participant a sus olientes y al pdblioo en- ge-
neral el traslado de su casa-almao6n al local
anexo LA HIJA DE BORINQUEN," Forta-
leza %, esquina Cruz, ouyo estableoimiento
tambi6n han adquirido.
AproveChan Ia OCCASION para desear sus
favoreoedores muy felioes Pasouas y prosperi-
dades en- el nuevo Ailo de 1902
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06

TO LET

Fine rooms and one commodiou.
!. and well ventilated mirador at rea
enable prices Apply ut %. San
Jos6 STREET.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06
LA PEINILLA ELEOTRIOA
DEL DOCTOR WHITE.

La inica peinilla que ha obtenido paten-
to: Donde quiera que han sido usadas, Sc ha
Sonquistado alta reputation.
Basta peinarse todos los dfas; porque Ia
peinilla hace 10 demds.
Esta peinilla asombrosa no puede romperse,
y esta Construida de a. manera, que no estro-
pea ell cabello. Sc vende garantizando por
eScrito que sera satisfactora en- todos sentidos:
Enviaudo el importe en- sellos Sc remiten
por correo
Tamafo para Senoras, 80 centavos.
Tama10 cara Cahalleros 80 centavos.
Agentes aoUivos, sean hombres mujere
So necestan para introduclr eSe valioso artf-
CIlo en- todas parties. Lease el anuncio
kublicamos en- otro stio de este periodico!
Los infinitos Agentes que tenemos estaD
muy Satisfechos del 6xito que alcanzan.
direction: d. N. ROSE.
Administrator Genera
DECATUR, Illinois.
1866 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06
IN VENTO MARAVILLOSO,

Cura la caspa, calyicie, dolores de cabeza
q 81, y sin embargo, cuesta 10 mismo que Ia
peinlla ordinaria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06
Vapores que saldran
PARA NEW-YORK

PARA NEW-YORK
Relaci6n de los vapores que sal
dram del puerto de San Juan para
el de NeW-YOrk. ,
Ponce Z id.
Philadelphia Is I'd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06

E de h9ao de b]o asocio los po6o de cal
exclusive de
annno complete JOS dble convaente mpi de tl
tuberculosis
En- enent Emulsion de
cuchM de Emulsion
de hTOft Por ESQ los Senoes nfdine
la
La Scott sngue eiqueta del omE1e bacaa
E expendedor a
de gananca ] vida gamos del
$$=$;=$$=$= ==~ sCOTT& BOVINE Quhnas, York
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
One Yea............ gold ......S 800
AYABLE IN ADVANCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02
SURPLUS TO MEET DEuANDS.
REPUBLICANS ARE CONFIDENT THAT
PLENTY WILL BE LEFT IN
MAJORITY COLUMN.

The Republican campaign IS wound Up and the
managers are waiting FOR Election Day with serene
confidence. Colonel Dunn. chairman of the Re
publican State Committee after careful. COM
plete and comprehensive canvass OF the entire
State gave out his estimate that Odells plural
ity in this State would be 1850 This is allowing
for the estimates of tine Democratic managers in
greater New-York. The Republicans believe that
their figures far beyond what will actually
happen, and that Odelrs plurality is likely to be
much more than Colonel Dunn estimates.
Colonel Dunn is a cool headed. conservative COM
piler. lie is no rainbow chaser. He never counts
on any information unless the agent that supplies
il is a tried and trusted representative. Il was on
Information of this kind that the colonel based
his figures. It may be adGed that even at that he
pared some reports. Governor Odell. when he saw
these figures said bluntly:
Colonel Dunn is too conservative. The Repub-
lcan State ticket Will have more than 5000 plu-
ralty'
Others echoed the Governors assertion. In fact
Senator Plat and the leaders from various parts
Of the State believe that Odell will come down to
The Bronx with a bigger plurality than that OF
Roosevelt and they believe moreover. that the
Democratic majorities in the greater city viii be
kept away down
The Republican organization in the State
never in better trim. In Erie County, which the
Democrats are claiming by over four thousand. the
Republicans have made great Roadway in the last
few days and IT is believed that IL will wheel safe
Iy within the Republican column. In this county
a normal Democratic majority is usually obtained.
Murphy, the new leader OF Tammany Hail. says
that CoIer will have 1900 in greater New-York.
This is regarded eXtrsvagant. The outside fig
that the Republicans count possible ere
$3.50 in both counties.
The Republican campaign in the last three days
of the last week was a whIrlwind one. and great
gains were made, Every day things improved.
and by Election Day big Republican vote will be
cast. prominent leader. asked how he felt.
said:
Did you ever have the frss Of the month come
around with lot of bills presented with the real
ization that your surplus at the bank was far in
excess OF any eXactions that might be made upon
it? Well. have got "A surplus that, allowing
for all possible contingencies. viii meet the require
ments Of the occasion"
That sums up the feelings Of the Republican lead
They feel that the surplus Is big enough. and
they content.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02
Why Wash
Out the Stomach?

Nhen al treatments and medicines fail doc
resort 10 this unnatural process reversing
course OF nature. and al best removing only
erect-not the eauSe-Eiving only temporary
iefs 20 be repeated again in a few days.
iAN-A-ffsA, the Wonderful Manganese, Nat
al Spring Water, simple. tasteless, absolutely
rmisss. dislodges dissipates and carries the
icus through the natural channels, prevents
menfation, actcity. gases, that feeling Of full
80. a lump. distress after eating, nausea and
anulates and restores che digestion, eorrects
catarrhal conditions Of the system removing
cause as well as the effect, restoring nor
] healthy conditions 10 the stomach and
geis WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS
physicians in the Post Graduate and other
tpitals pronounce d wonderful in Stomach af-
lions. and physicians in private practice say
is marvellous and uneccountable.''
,ne prominent physician says there are in this
10000 victims 90 this affection who would
dly pay 81 .epo each 20 be cured OF stomach
! intestinal catarrh as ne had seen patients
ed with this wonderful Manganese water A
e roz. Half Gallon Bottles OF NIAN-A-CEA
ter costs So, and wili last three or four weeks
the use of the water four SO six weeks cures
most stubborn cases.
our claims made for MAN-A-CEA Water
N the scerficai. we VIII make special agree
ut 10 pay them il Il fails 10 cure any amount
y Will agree 70 pay us 20 be cured. regardless
suffering, or treatment. or by whom, hereto
Dggists and Grocers or BEN X. CURTIS.
rsrsl Agent 13 Stone ST. Telephone. $3.50
ssd. y. Y. Send for Booklet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02
CALL COLER HILLS MAN.
IRE SAVE AS LEADERS REPRE-
SENTATIVE.

The Liberal Democratic party held meeting last
night Cooper Union, the avOwed intention being
to denOUnce ex-senator Hill over the platform
we're portraits of Bryan and AI,geld In printed
address distributed freely, ex-senator HUI was de-
nounced as the lawyer OF thrty-five mOnOpOlstic
corporations. which assessed for taxes in the
city OF New-York a valuation OF $l22. 4o6.2 go
The hall was scarcely half full when ". J..
CoakIey denounced HILL ex-President Cleveland
"anG others Of their kind Ill., he said. was the
legal adviser Of more trusts than any other man.
The chairman, Judge Samuel Seabury, OF the
City Court said;
I'VE eliminate Mr.. COler- He cuts no figure
except in so far as he il the representative OF
David b. HHL
Then at length aud in particular he denounced
Grover Cleveland aud said that II Mr.. Coler was
elected Mr. HiIlS influence would DO supreme.
which meant ne said. that Grover CleveiandS IN
fiuence would be again felt
And ~ means. too. the candidacy OF David Il.
Hill for the Presidency in 1904.
!. w. Forest. of Albany denounced ex-senator
Hill
who was it pardoncd convicts twenty four hours
after conviction? David r. Hill. the man who Saws
ne wants the judiciary Kept pure Mr. Pin Is safe
in many OF his promises, he says he Is in favor
of -obbIing uD the coal mines in PennSy lvania-
That's safe pledge He might as well announce
fields Of China; that's just easy. He doesn't
mean tiff il could be done he wouldn't do IT,
Then Mr. Forest prophesied that Bryan would
lead The real Democratic party I'm 1900, and with
him will be Tom Johnson, of Ohio
.HiI didn't want the coal strike settled, he
ne wanted everything that could create disorder
and so help the ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02
THE OUTLOOK IN KINGS.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR WOODRUFF
EXPECTS TO CUT GOLFERS MA
J0RITY BELOW 10000

In Kings County Lieutenant Governor Woodruff
who has had charge of the Republican campaign
is stalking his political reputation on the statement
that the normal Democratic ajority will be cut
down next Tuesday to less than 10000. This state
ment is based upon a careful canvass, which shows
actual NAUGHTY for Coler of 1870
on the other hand John L. Shea chairman OF
the Democratic Campaign Committee refuses 10 he
specific lie started out early I'm the week by max
ing Wild statement that Coler would sweeD the
county by $1,000 Yesterday he spent the day in
lodging everybody who whispered forecast
When finally cornered he grudgingly said that he
expected COer to get anywhere from 2oes 20 30 600
majority. That was close he would come
and threw out anchor 20 the Ieaward In an
tc.pation OF drop Of least I0OeO IN hts original
estimate.
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff's statement 10 a
Tribune reporter is as follows;
The result Of a careful canvass of Kings County
made by the Republicans shows that the Demo-
Gratis will have majority of less than ees These
figures are based on most painstakipE canvass
made by unprejudiced and paid men. Their work
was later tabulated and averaged up according 20
methods that have proved most accurate In mast
years. In canvassins election district ali OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02
Will CUT DOWN VOTE FOR COLER.
BRYAN DEMOCRATS AND SOCIALIST LABOR
MEN OPPOSING HIM.

Charles F. Murphy Of Tammany Hall. tells HIS
friends that Coler will carry New-York County by
plurality Of 5000. and greater NewYork by u.s.,
COO PROFESSIONALLY. Coler will get a large plural
ity IN New-YOrk County but the question is. IIow
large?
Van Wyck in 1898 carried Network County by
6067o Tammany Hall in power ~ that time.
and the Tammanyized Police Department used
in the campaign 10 shield the heelers who resorted
to Illegal registration and floating This year Tam
many has such political soft snap Moreover
at that time the Bryan men voted with the other
Democrats for Van Wyck. While there has been
large increase I'm the number of voters since 1898
the Republican managers predict in view Of all
the circumstances that Colers plurality will not
exceed that given Van Wyck
Some Of the reasons for believing that Coler will
not have any moro votes I'm this county than were
poed for Van Wyck that this year the anti
Hin sentiment has been revived to some extent.
despite the moral support given 10 the ticket by
Mr.. Cleveland The Bryan Democrats under the
banner OF the Liberal Democracy are fighting Hill
and Coler The Bryan DESTROYS OF having
a column of their tho State ticket I'm 1904
and they will stand up and ne counted this year,
because they want TO make themselves felt In 1905
Or. John II. Girdn"r Mr.. Bryans friend tells his
friends that the liberals will poll a large vote AS
they will draw directly from the regular Demo
cratic vote their gain is COiers loss Another dis
couragiug feature Of the campaign to the Demo-
is the growing strength Of the Socialist Labor
polled more than 5000 votes. most OF which were
cast I'm New-York County. The Socialist Labor
people have been particularly active this fall. and
as they draw directly from the Tammany vote u
is certain that TamT any Hail will suffer an addi-
tional loss Of sOno 0.00O votes on this score
In view Of all tn circumstances. experienced
politicians predict that C0ler's plurality Will exceed
Van Wyck's in lS9S by very little. and that gen
orally speaking. 'oler can he credited with plu-
rality Of 60O0. and moe.
The canvass Of Justice Alfred Steckler is counted
on to help the RePu6Ica ms The labor unions
cases. II is thought. Democrats who wish 10 make
sure that their votes will he counted SteckIer
will vote the Republican ticket straight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02
ADDIcKs APPARENTLY LOSES.



Dover. Del, Nov. 1.-The campaign i'm Della wara
is not merely tight between Democrats and Re-
pubeans on issues OF national or State importance
but fight OF principle, in which many Republicans
without regard to past differences. have united
with the Democrats in the attempt to overthrop,
J. Edward Addcks. The leaders OF the Demo-
Gratis and the regular Republicans are full of hone
and the prospects were never better than now for
the overthrow Of Addicks. In any event Addfcks
will not have as many members in the leeislat,,ra
next January by hve he had two years ago
which is an indication that he rs losing his foot
hold
The election Of Henry A Houston Democrat 10
Congress is conceded The State ticket however
will Undoubtedly be Republican BY reduced rostor,
ties The legislature will prOba bly, bs T1emocratir
~ mean AddickS's defeat. " F-~'iOS'-
IL mas ALREADY been infimated by Governor Hmm
who is warm and ardent supporter OF Mr. "A
dicks thai should the Republicans elect ma tority
OF the legislature he will call an extra session az
the new legislature at once in order that two SEN
afofs may be chosen In time take scars On tba
next session Of Congress. The only fear the Demo