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podd oastsn's Book

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10

NISHED,
|t1N r -. Jr. b. =. 1850
\ 1856 p ne. 1r, b.....10.6Q
lf100 = NJ. u. b. 1o.ee
I 720 ID ~, O.. %
1858 Shows rev, or. .1.80
\ FaFin ~ aeres. $50 Per
iLots "a 4 IS, "a %. %. 90
APARTMENTB.
1T60 n mo-, q, b..i00. 90
tine Louisiana, 18th and
Wyo av. Q q II, b.85. 90
tThs Alabama. l1th and
! " NV. 4, S, O. and b
/ apts ..... 80 to %. 90
i The Van Cortfanlt. 14.4
l Slaughter NV:
! Flat Il, De, b.. .H-60
\ Fiat n. u, h.....30.oo
1Ths Marion, 6r. b. 1850
1909 L NV, 4r. b apis,
4 100 and %. 90.
THE Maury, u. b. .0.M
| The Marion. Or. b.. 81 20
t21fe 18th NV. Or. b..H. 20
1919 14th nv. Or, b. -. %
fThs Allenhurst, -lfth end
Col I'd. Or, b apis $3.50
1.-The Ayoa, tlth and Cal
/ I'd. p apts. $3.50
The Elbsron. 1tth and
Col I'd. 81. b apps. SIS. 80
| and "a. 20
| The 3toddsrt. ar. b.4a.o0
The Maury, r.. b. .96 90
HTS willard, &c. b. 90
tf747 willard NV Or. b30. 80
B % bet 10th q 18th, 81
ID apis, %. 30 d 81 10
Mass Az ss bet 18th and
| 18th, ( q Or & b apks.
1 $22.@, AS. 30 4 $N so
l2511 and 25i5 Central Az
4 NV, 5 and Or ard b
! apis, $40. 90 and "a. 90.
It65Sh Morton ne, 4r. bio. %
l222H Quincy ne. Ar, bt3.M
l23OH Quincy ne. r., b13.W
fl232 Quincy ne. 4r. b.13.W
1910 Quincy ne. 4r. b.13.M
l224 Quincy ne. r.. b.13.00
2O8M Quincy ne, 4r, b13.O0
tl43h Chicago ne. 4r. b12.M
il45 Chicago ne. 4r. h.12.@
if43ia Chicago ne, 4r. biz. 90
APARTMENTS IN THE
DDERT. THE B. q O.,
HE REGINA.
.HED APARTMENTS IN
RTbAND.
ICES.
I'd floor. ...........A 200
l1423 + NV. .S-416
ii411 G NV, IT.. 1870
Isr. top q. 1923 r nwI2. 90
1908 + NV. room 3. loco
1908 r NV. room 4. 10. 90
Sw cor nth & r NV:
Room 4. .12 90
Room IL. 400
RES.
2D2S NJ NV. .35. 90
5th and @ ne. ....... TO- 90
sLES.
905 e NV. rear. 20. 90
H8th nrK enes'w2stls1a. 90
R 1912 18th, 3 stalls. 1900
jR1815 II NV 3 stails12.75
l16th nrKen's'w. 1stl. 1880
lITIEs FOR THE COL
ROM ALL CLASSES OF
-tial list Of the properties
II be glad to furnish COM
ton at this ONCE.
ER & CO., Inc,
ming the New willard.
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FOR sALE-H0USES.
FOR sALE-vERY Attractive HOMES

81. 800-SOUTHWEST; II st. near 9th st.; Q.
room brick dwelling. with modern bath.
s., 75o- SOUTHWEST: eth ct. near st.: =
story. bay window brick dwelling: Q rooms and
reception hail. tiled vestfbule and bath room:
cellar; furnace heat.
$4,00o-New home of rooms and reception
hall; cellar; FURNACE; located SOUTHEAST,
near corner Of Sth and @ sts.. and surrounded By
elegant homes; near Eastern High School and
Lincoln Park and two car lines. A very low
$4.zOo-NoRTHEAsr; on 9Th ct. bet. = ~asd @
sts.: Q very modern and comfortable brick dwell
ing; rooms and reception hall; cellar: FUR
MACE; tiled vestibule and bath room; attractive
mantels; LARGE PANTRY: well built and nice
residence section. Three sold. two left
HAVE YoU SEEN THIS HOUSEs
1912 PA. AVE. S.E.
BUILT UNDER THE SUPERVISION or
WELLs-KEOWN ARCHITECT.
6plendidly located on beautiful Pa. ave.
6oath front; good sized yard in rear; cheerful
rooms and PANTRY; cellar; FURNACE; tiled
bath. The house 70 very wen built. Open for In
specttcu; It might be very much TO your Id
vantage to 60 through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10
HAVE YoU SEEN THIS HOUSEs
1912 PA. AVE. Sc.
RYITf.T TINnER trYJN 0YypERVySIoN m
JAMES r. SHEA,
2S La. AVE, NV.

FOR SALE-l4lz 2TTH ST.: SPLENDID IN
veStment property; rents for $3.50; special for
81 $50. fHE MILLER SHOEMAKER REAL
ESTATE co. unc.l 1928 SD ct. Phone West
proved street: water and sewerage; rent for
e. % each; an excellent investment; price,
ESTATE co. une.). ia2a 32d st. Phone West
EOR SALE-FINE RESIDENCE AND LARGE STA
Bile at sacrifice. No. 14f1 N IT. NV. square ffom
Thomas Clrcle; Just suitable for doctor: terms
easy. Address OWNER at Apartment. $50. the
Portner.s au71-n
aad sewerage. RsAt. $40. Rrtce.- n coo. THA
NTILERSkf0KMAKkR REAL K$TATB co.
unc.l. t32a 82d 1t. 'Rhone West ~ aD1e-4
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FOR SAI.E-H0USES-
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. SOME OF
THE ATTRACTIVE FEATURES.
Lots are 1871 feet wide by 112 feet
deep to paved alley: rooms deep on
LIST floor; large rooms, 2 tiled baths.
large closets on ID and Sd floors; 2
story rear porches; handsome fronts OF
Roman brick and white stone; southern
exposure: not on, but close to, both car
lines: in line with advance In values:
oak paneled yestibules; carved staircase
whole staircase oak. except steps, and
rises on second floor: whole house trim
med out In hardwood, except kitchen and
pantry: open freplaces; safe deposit
vault in 2dstoey front room: cheval mir.
ror door In 2d-story front room: cabinet
manteI In every bed room; 5-ft. consol
mantels in reception hall; sliding doors
to peraor opening: fne cabinet mnntels In
parIor. beautiful bookcase mantel in
dining room; combination gas and cleo
trfc fixtures; house wired for electric
lights. 2 sold.
THOS. J. FISHER co. Qnc.).
ee0-6t 141x II ct. NV.
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FOR SALE-eS. $50 AODERN GROOM BRICK,
ne: modern conveniences; near car linei trust
z,50G; rent t3l; owner. Address BOX IN. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10


5l2 T. Sr. B. n 80
715 Princeton, Or. b,
furnace .2.0
746 Dearborn. 6r, b.
furnace .2.@
SHED.
1900 10th, LIT. %. $4,000
dENTS.
Willard NV bet 18th 4
18th, T & u
LIST floor. 6r, b, h.27.50
I'd floor, Or, b. $3.50
1116 18th NV
2r. b. bach apt. 20. 90
3r. b. Sd door. 5000
& HAwN. 1903 + ST,
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FOR RENT-UNFURNrSI
1871 Q. 1E, b. :. $500
1928 Roanoke, 11r,
70. h-w b. ....... IS. 90
$500 18th, Tor, b. .42.50I
1881 Kenesaw. Or. b. 600
1925 Oregon av. Tor,
D, INV b. .35. 90
FURNI
1906 o. 12r, b. . h.S100. UnI
APART.
The Rockingham, r I avI
bet 18th & 14th, Or. b,
$50 and SIS
The Woodiey. Col'bia G.
Mtntw'd. 4 & 5r, b,
90 and $63|
s112 14th NV. Or. b,
h-w b. "a. 00|
Re9-9t TIERERM NM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10
FoR aALE--HousEs.

FOR sALE-HogsES
.esons Il sSs .ss De
room house with fne lot 2ixio6. side and rear
sss ioosing Cor residence. osa s. sold On se-
commodatias terms
Rented at 5000 pes asosiS: I'd ct. s.e: one
OF the best iay ss,. P,Spsssies ever offered
A beaatiful ~ CO.. room new house In north
est section. betwsen tive ca car iines: coed lot
srs s'ss sooo s ss:2 S Sssns. 800
u. ne. near sth: an S-room nsaerH brick
house, IN Eood order; terms. 10000 cash. bal.
s S g suit Yca eocid not begin to bald the
NOUS '0e me p Ssfc 80 8. 10000
.sn es Sps no. lsp :. 1 esas r 10
deep; party wall: tsrma 10000 OF sS0o0o cash.
eslancs to suit. 81. 5000 could sot build the
PRICE g., 10000
east section oee o, s Ma norm
ns .a ssuss . Z & s,. ea s.. !. .s
PRICE 81. aes 90.
ne Rented at Nap Per month 10th Ct; Sc.
tas 81 EGS a zHH I szz il Hsz
JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS,
sos EAST CAPITOL ST.
Phone. East a. II
FOB SALE-HOw TO BE YOUR OWN LAND
i:so on 500 cash and 50 monthly. For full par.
tacuiars drop postal: telephoos o. call foe new
f1l1strated booklet. plat. &c.. OF Mount Pleasant
FULTON r. GORDON,
Northwest Subdivisions Specialize
Tel. Main $50 se1O-tS
FOR SALE
EXTRA vALUENs5,7 5O.
The largest, cheapest and best located house
ever offered In the northwest section, on Q let
tered street near Dupont Circle. within stone .
throw OF houses costing $1O0. 600. The house h
well arranged; parlor. reception hall. dining
room. pantry and Kitchen on the nrst door: slI
bed rooms. hot-water heat. cellar under entire
house: many closets. The house would cost to
build at least $1,000. The lot contains nearly
1000 square feet and In worth In the nefghbor-
hood Of $4,000; $1,000 was once loaned on 1t. II
ever there was bargain offered 1t is In this
house.
STONE q FAIRFAx Incorporated,
1t 1912 New York ave. and 804- 008 r st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10
DOGS, CATS, ETC.

NEW DEPARrMENT-CLINIo FOB SKIN DIa-
eases clipping parlor dogs. horses; boarding. dogs
eats; always open. dog cemetery. Phone n io6S:
18th ST. Hospital for Animals. 211e 18th e. n y
)eiT-tfA
FOR SALE-D0GS. CATS. BIRDS PARROTg AND
ferrets. dog and cat medicines foods and nes d.
stroyers: lemon oil Tor killing insects on plants
scHMID's BIRD STORE. 7i3 18th ct av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10

FOR SALE-AT SACRIFICE. OWNER LEAVING
town, new. a-stosy apartment: rent SO PEI
IT. Address RETIRING BUILDER Scar once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10

FOR SALE-Slx-RO0M HOUSE; BATH, PAN
try, cellar, laundry room; furnace heat; large
lot: room for stable; excellent coalition; rea-
sc1able o<ef refused. OWNER, II ''S" st. NV.
coavenisnt TO navy yard and Capitol; excellent
issstson: 2 s-room bsy.windo. brick; .m:i; dry
ing; BARGAIN AT =. 600.
Kssr gqst PRINTING once nv. 1-room brick
UNUSUAI1X GOOD INVESTMENT; INvES1-
GATE.
.TWINING CTTY-WelFbuik Groom cottage;
cars running: A BARGAIN: 81. 500.
Near govt printing once northwest. brick
bath; ggpod lot; Price. 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10
FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT
THoS J. FISHER q co., NC,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1914 st. NV.
uNrURNIsHED.

UNrURl
It'll Conn av, lsr, Sbs4. 30
3l06 18th NV, lar. Al. q. 600
TIT ! NV, f3T, ID. 4. 500
e1e 18th nv. 1ir. %. !. SOC
I'LL Pa Az NV, II. a.. ]. 800
1faz Ce0n N, t1r,b. 4. 200
9001 Nal AZ, In. ~ 200
1880 10Th nv, IL. zb.1, 200
30f7 o NV, 14r, 10. 60
leo Chaplin, 19r, n. .o0o
1901 8taughton. In. b. 800
1114 W nv. 20r. N. ..1e0
l411 Mass avnw.1 ,2b12S
s0l3 2 NV. III, b. ..l21
1901 = nv. f7r. b.. rs
1855 10tA NV. lir, Sb. 100
l42e Nass ~, 12r, %. 50. 90
1922 n n AZ. ID, %. IS 90
2o08 Hiilyer nv. III. b7A. %
"a 1th nv. 11f. ~ 90
1855 Wyo ~, 18r, 10. 10 90
1894 y n Az. Nr. 2b. Is 90
11z7 q nv. Tor. b.. rs. 90
~ szsss}npusSs ~
rsx.s oss eO'W
1919 So ~ W os a.
,rSs - ,a::s'.SN~0o<,
~ ~. 70 - ~
1sos go 49, .A, n. o I - y,
- ~ ~ 10 A~'' ~ *
f~,c~ - CO. o 49,
Ia r. S"e'' Nn r. "a
RIO .r,S ..: "a "a
acoS = st ~ ~ TO- os ~ ~
SS<a ~ ~ a. q. = xo AZ
osn Nv.r%,ncesSoS ' *
SN1a 1S.nI ~ a
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izzs n Nm, ~. WI IN. %, IN - * *
ia fTth nv 10 ia,r r. 81 NJ
RrishtEood a. x n ~
1lnS fsth NJ O. y a ~
s1Sa iIth nv g. = 81 ~
iine q mn =. * ~
ouiner NV A.. h. Ak n
PAD lam NV o. \ * ~
11O6 iIfh mr. o. = * ~
ofoo p M q. on M
i2Os n NV a. + X m
LIZ aSs' NJ; % ne me- q q. ? D. e. % 20 %
102 r ma Or n az n,
7IO - No K. ~ ~
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FINE H0riSrKEEpISS
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THE HSunV mn =
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10

All Locations-Au Descriptions.
ALI Prices
Most Of the properties exclusively placed In
our hands.
GIVE US CHANCE.
We can advertise but a very few Of our prop
critics.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. Incorporated.
se9-6t 1414 r st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10

VERMONT AVE,
story house, rented for SIS per month,
for -. 100. This should be seen.
THO&. J. FISHER 4 CO.. incl.
eeo-3t 14l4 b ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
the Evans building. 1416 to l424 New York ave-
Rental very low. including light, heat and janitor
service aulo-0
FOR REST-3D STORY OF 612 9TH ST N w 3
rooms. suitable for living rooms or business mr.
poses, especially photography. Apply to v. BALD
wiz gohNsoN On premises H29-u
FOR RENT-SO1 18th Nw.-FTNE IARGE
rooms for studios Offices; with or without
bath. Rent reasonable. GEO w IISRINS aG1
10Th st. NV. oco9 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10

FOR PENTHOUSE 40. oIo 18TH ST. NV;
u rooms and bath. in good repair. A. A.
WILSON. sos 18th st. nv. seeet
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Mass. ave. between 4th and 9Th SITS. NV; .
rooms and bath; furnace heat; price -, b00s
Ut. and within one square Of the 14th ct ears;
price "a, $50.
FOR SALE-An excellent house on Columbia
road between 18th and 18th ats; 10 rooms, =
bathas hot water heat; price $500.
FOR SALE-An 11-room house on 9Th 81. NV.
near Public Free Library; price g, zoe.
FOB eALE-A good 10-roem hoase. within
square OF the government printing once; good
home for some one: price s., 200.
FOR SALE-As an investment. In the north
west: rooms and bath: rent $3.50; prizes
s. 200.
FOR sALE-one Of the best houses on Capitol
HUI: II rooms and bath: good heating plant; On
Make US an offer. Price - 600.
FOR sALE--An excellent house on the north
rooms baths: very good condition: price
100000
FOR SALE--A nice little Groom house On q
ct. between eth and It'll SITS: price 81. 800.
se9-f w. n. SAUNDERS CO.. s1407 vt. NV.
FOR sALE-AT SACRIFICE. OWNER LEAVING
f0rvu nQW 3-af0 mart moi MT
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BoARDERS DESIRED; HILL CREST; DELIGHT.
fully situated, Il miles from Front Royal; high.
healthy; celebrated spring; pleasant rooms; long
Yersndas beautiful mt. scenery; city ref. Mrs.
ALMA JACKSON, Box 1884, Front Royal. Va
see 2ts
IINGANORE HILLS INN-NEAR THE NOUN
tains on large farm; fresh vegetables, cream,
milk, etc; artesiaD water; boating, bathing,
fishing; ball room. Special rate September. Long
dist. phone Write for booklet. DR.. W. HAYES
BROWN. Frederick. Md. aul2- 3Ot-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-FoUR NICE LITTLE BUSINESS
stands; new stores, suitable for grocery cigar
and periodical stand. shoemaker shop and dye.
Ing ing, and cleaning ets excellent business loea
s., $3.50 and $3.50. The MIII.ER.sHOE.
MAKER REAL ESTATE CO., Inc, 1928 32d st.
au3-tf "
FOR REMITTANCE STORE, 1904 18th ST. S25:
also fine nat for rent in the Berwick l1th ana
Park SITS. Apply to Janitor iy4-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10
FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE
e7.SOo0o-within two biochs Of Duppaf Circle.
9 bargain for home OF tovestnsnt,
Choice Reiehborhocd, aiways rsassl
for 5000 per month modern IN
Pro ,ss. ,.,,, An unusual oppOrtussty
$s.Sooo-2ist OF. setwsee o and sits. NV.
Location unsurpassed. Comparstiye-
~ new. bur bffck and hrvwnstsss,
thoroughly wolf beiit, steam hsaS
and all modern tmprvvemenss.
Should be Been % Be spprecflted.
$io.ooo.oo-Another yery near Dupont Circle. oc-
and navy osicsr. steam beat: ar.2
Door hifchen: large bark yard 10
wide and clean alley. Oas Of the
IN this most desirable ioesiity' 'e's''
81. o0o.oo-Detached home with beautiful side
yard In best northwest location.
south Of @ St. west Of ietA. Hosss
y ~. wide: IL rooms: baths:
hot-wster heat; all in perfect esa.
be n rear. most de.,r.sis home.
&16.00o.oo-0ne Of the best built houses on 18th
st. north Of and near Scott Circle;
10 rvo@s; hrUs yard: eft park
ing. Price reduced from t2o. 00e 90.
$ie.1oo. oo-Kaeesnt stone front house within half
st.. ia bes, V northwest neissbor ss q.
IL rooms cellar and attic: Arst-feor
kitchen; hot-water heat. Only
hou:e IN this s'ock that 10 fns sale.
Good for home Investment; now
WA. II. sx0SDkRs ! Co..
se99t iAo7 ST. nv.
FOR sALE-HOUsE AT HYATTsyIILE, ND: q
rooms and bath. minutes walk from electric
md steam cars: price. $1,000. Boz q. Star
FOB sALE-A sNAP-OORNER STORE DWELL
ing: viii reat for $S2. 30 Sao per month; 10
Gated northeast tetween two car finea. In good
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
The Adaieks Performance.

From the Philadelphia Ledger
The Delaware Legislature, which meets
biennially, has adjourned for the fourth
time in the last ten years without choos-
ing a United States Senator The state
will be represented m tho upper branch OF
Congress for the next two years by one
man, Senator J. Frank Alice who is one
OF Mr.. Addicks' lieutenants and political
"hustlers."
Tho Addicks performances constitute
the most remarkable episode in the his
tory Of senatorial elections. In 1883 the
Republicans, having got from Philadel-
phla a pot of money purchased enough
votes in the lower county OF Sussex to
carry the state for that party for the
hrst time within the memory Of man.
Higgins and Massey were the two aspir-
ants for the Senatorship, and, as there
was some talk of a contest ana deadlock
certain weird and preposterous persons
suddenly appeared by a midnight train at
Dover in January 1859, just before the
meeting Of the Legislature, and announc-
ed themselves as agents Of one j. Ed
ward Addicks in quest for the office.
Addicks was unknown 70 Delaware as
citizen, as a politician or as business
man. and It was a question If he could
prove residence. The thing was laughed
at as the vagary Of a crank or as the per-
formance of a fool who had made an cleo
tion bet.
Higgins was chosen. But Addicks agents
wen supplied with money became more
plentiful as years wore ON, and In 1895 IL
appeared that. though the Republicans
had a clear majority In the Legislature,
four OF the members said they would vote
for Addicks or nobody. They stood pat,
though but a single vote was needed 70
make Henry a. Dupont. who was the
caucus choice Of the party, a Republican
Senator from Delaware.
The session ended I'm n deadlock; the
/ state had but one Senator, and in 1897 the
Democrats. who had captured uhe Legis-
laturc, chose their man kenney. In 1898
the Republicans had a chance 10 elect a
Senator, but the Addicks men adhered
to their candidate and another vacancy
followed. In 1901 there wero two vacancies
and as tho Addloks men controlled the
situation and forced deadlock, there
were two vacancies untitled, and Della
ware seeded from the Union in the SEN
late. In 1903 weak compromise was reach.
manager of Addicss, was chosen for IN,
long term OF four years and l.. n. Ban
of the Regular. or anti Addicks. faction
for the short term Of two years. Durinr
the session Just ended an efforts to brlni
about a compromise failed. and Alice
the agent Of Addicks, will occupy th'
senatorial chair as the sole Senator from
Delaware until the LEGISLATURE meets
again in 1907, when two Senators are to b.
= chosen.
The Addicks antics have continued
little over sixteen years. though the at
tack IN earnest dates from 1895. Addicki
has controlled a Governor ana State or
. hcers; he has been member OF th
, National Republican Committee. and n
! has forced two vacancies az the sam,
time in tho Senate for two years an,
! three vacancies for two years, and per
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
vanaenev Was AntIeipated.

From the Milford Chronicle, (U. RI
The Legislature closed its session
Thursday and left q vacancy in the
United States Senatorship to succeed
Senator Ball. This was anticipated, and
leaves the Republican party in the same
position II was ten years ago. Two years
ago Mr.. Addicks stepped aside and two
Senators were chosen with the UNDER
standing that at the session just closed
he would be given due. consideration but
the same old bitter fight against him has
been waged. and the nine men have de-
cided that rather than have majority
rule. and Delaware have her full repre-
sontatlon in the United States Senate.
that nobody shall be chosen, unless they
have the selection Of whom the man shall
be-
Wen, the people are accustomed to the
verdict and will meet the question in
their own way two years hence. and in
the meantime will get along with only
one Senator.
God speed the present Legislature into
history II was the worst case Of "swelled
head" that we have seen In our residence
| in Delaware
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
Another peIaware EalIure.

From the Philadelphia rress
Tho Delaware Legislature has finally
adjourned without electing United
States Senator. and the State will now
go COR two years with a vacancy IN the
Senate, since another Legislature VIII mot
meet until January, 1907
The country has become pretty well
accustomed 10 the political conditions in
Delaware, and in general regards them
with indifference. but 1t Is reflection
upon the State that it permits itself to
be handled and deprived Of its just rep
resentstion IN the national councils by
methods which no one can excuse. Della
ware has undoubtedly become "a porman-
ent Republican State. but the divisions
in the party are such as TO deprive It Of
the fun advantage OF us majorities
When compromise was effected two
years ago and both the senatorial vacan-
cies were filled. there was something of
a feeling that Mr.. Addicks had made an
Opening that would possibly lead TO his
success this year. He comes to the end
of the legislative session now apparently
farther away from the senatorship than
az any time since he began. with his own
following divided. There ought TO have
tccu an election of Senator acceptable
TO the great body of the party and one
man only stood in the way; but II it was
60 be AddicNs or nobody. better nobody.
This situation so long existing is one
OF the more convincing arguments for
the election OF United States Senators by
popular vote. Under such a system Della
ware would have Senators as it has a
Governor and Congressman.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
AS TO MR.. CASTRO.

THERE is little doubt that the at
Il titude OF President Castro to-
wards the United states is due In large
measure to the disposition the Senate
manifested towards the Presidents at
titude In the Dominican affair. This
rather arrogant dictator has nothing
to arbltrate." but he may change his
mind presently.
There are some peculiar ideas reia-
tive to the Monroe doctrine; and we
have a lot Of people who on the as
sumption that the Latin republics of
South America are equal to ours In all
desirable qualities, would have us ac-
cept their Interpretation Of national
and international obligations.
For instance, the Every Evening
holds that while the American conten-
ton is probably sound. yet it is hardly
worth fighting for wen what are we
contendlng for-an asphalt lake, or a
principle? II would be a fine policy.
forsooth, that would allow a little up
start nation % tweak our nose and for
us to remark that ut is not worth con-
tention"l .
It is something more than the Mon
roe doctrine-it is question Of the
United States protecting her own in
terests; and If she Is too cowardly or
imbecile to do that she had better give
up the Monroe doctrine.
And isn't it about time for that doc
trlne to lose It's indehniteness and come
to mean something's Arc we honest
with other nations or with ourselves as
long as we apply It when It suits us to
do so. and waive It when 1t does not9
The South American republics with
their characteristic perversity have APP
lparently never conceived the idea that
their surest protection lies in the en-
lforcement Of the Monroe doctrine
without bur attitude on this subject
the foreign creditors would probably
have parceled out Venezuelan territory
long ago.