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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-03

rifice before the new
Skirts come in. This line
of Skirts is so well known
that it needs no introduce
ton. BEST EARTH
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-03

Mems Lined Mittens and
Gloves, 20 per cent off.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-02-03
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
Oatmeal, 3 lb pkg, all brands 3Oc
Banner, Saxon, Union see. 20c
Quail Oatmeal, 3 pkgs for. 25c
Standard Corn, 3cans...... 25c
Standard solid pack Toma.
toes, 3 cans .......... 2jc
Zoe bottle Pickles -. $50. 7isc
lOc bottle Mustard ....... 7lsc
Toe bottle ketchup ....... 7l5c
Best Full I rcam Cheese, Id 1jc
IL can Curtis Bros. Jam. e.. 7isc
Toe jar Apple Butter ..... 7l5c
loo "a jelly &. &c
Zoe glass Jelly &c
l5c glass Jelly Sc
L. bars Mascot Soap. Doc
s bars Swift's Pride Soap. 25c
Toilet Soap, 3 bars in box
per box 7c
% Coaliu Soap, per bar -. SIC
All DC Toilet Soaps, per bar 31sc
All zoe Toilet Soaps, bar. &c
Silk Soap, y bars. ........ Doc
Silver Leaf Soap. s bars. Doc
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, pkg 1Oc
Mems Lined Mittens and
Gloves, 20 per cent off.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17
rmn JAPANESE PURSUIT.
R~samptioW ~ Heavy rishting Yea
TIE Pass .. Anticipated.

u~rsumntt,u oe l,rny, rIuhtIuu Nrae
IT.. Pas, 4, ..,,,,u,,,s,
-
ioN'o, Maa'n ~ mLinc Jap
aan,,,u"s an, raan,,an ~ hna..
orh,Ing in The y,cInI,y n, Tia Pass "a
Anticipated. Tie Pass. which IA nat.
urally strong. has been extensively
fortified. and II IL thought the Rus
SLAMS VIII rally there In an endeavor
10 cheeN u Japanese,
.,'n'eS vi
n "',. ns
exbans,cd and nossIhlv aro shor, NJ
food and ammnnltlon. and n IL he.
llovod here they will be unable to re-
slst a strong attack.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17

II has been announced that 10 provide
for the increased volume u tfsihc on
Rock Island lines. a large amount Of new
equipment will be delivered. during the
month u March, on otdcts PLACED seNctal
months ago. IL !. Indicative Of the IN.
dusirial aud commercial prosperity OF
Rock Island states that. even before tho
rcccipt ct the new equipment, II has been
found necessary 20 place another large or
der ior delivery IN the early summer.
The rolling stock which will be placed
IN service this month includes ~ new
pattern passenger cars from the Pullman
shops, which emboly 80 many comfort
contributing devices that they make .
distinct advance in day passenger equip.
ment. len 81 the ears wll hc spioot
chair cars. furnished with " twin rcclln'
me chairs. seating ~ many people. lhs
cars ate equipped for lighting both ~
Pintsoh gas and electricity and are htiei
with electric fans Tor ventilation ani
cooling.
The other ten car. are 5ofoot vcsti
buled coaches, with seating capacity Tot
~, Inc seats are upholstered Ia maroon
plush, otherwise the decorations are ths
same a. IA the char ears. MI the ears
have sery large double plate glass win
dows and are equipped with iuilia'n
standard ~ .whccl trucks.
An order Is also IN lot over 400 freight
ears Of various kinds.
The Rock island will also receive dur
ins Mlrch O. now locomotives of various
lnd.. including ? Pacific type passenger,
~ Atlantic type passenger, . freight and
70 switch engines. An additional order
ior 81 locomotive. wall be placed in the
near future. ~ delivery IN the summer.
Iht- new equipment, Which " 20 be
added 60 IRON time TO time. plnccs the
Rock Island IN the front rank among
wcstcrn railroads IN the matter OF trans
portation facilities. The foresight nam
Tested IN thus meeting, aud adcluatfly
proyiding for, the cxigcncic- Of increased
traffic, j. characteristic Of the progressive
policy Of the Rock Island management
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17
POINTED

GyPresidcnt Roosevelt seems TO be the
president OF the whole people Of tho
United States, all right-Chicago
Chronicle,
tyCol. Bryan claims that the republi
cans are stealing his thunder, Why
didn't he explode 1t when he had u
~chance'-St Louis Globe Democrat.
democratic statesmen are begin.
ming to worry lest the trusts be all
smashed before they get around to an.
other campaign. N. Y. Mail.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17

treaty very fully. and Ind out Just
what II may lead to In the near or r..
mote future. but there Is ne doubt At
all that the treaty will be sanctioned
and the recoivcrsnip will be entered
upon. Mr.. Clevcland's chief reliance In
getting remedial financial legislation
In his extra session Of 1898 was m the
republicans. Nobody need fear OF
hope that Mr.. Roosevelt will have 10
40 outside Of his own party .or the aid
necessary for him to carry out the poll.
cy which he has outlined on the BID
questions which are pending.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17
soWE or rmn sro,,.s or wan.
A." 0mcisi Report Received at the
Japanese Lcsatton In Washington,

man u.s..s.. a.. c......-.
"asnins'oh' March l2'-The Japan
ess 'esa''oh u received the
.s.i.s'am ron tue foreign once al
iom.o, ua'ed sunday;
armies on 'he Snakhe quarter
sepor'eu up 10 SUNDAY morning u
Io''owing approximate figures, which
Ut. sun increasing
~II'soncrs, over iWVoo' Including
"al..o'h' Nakhemoh. RUSSIAN corpses
On ,he helu. zo'ooV' other RUSSIAN cas-
ual,ies, 1910
ehsigns' 0o guns 6o.-
wv rihes ieo ammunition wagons. l.
wv army WAGONS zVo'oop smells, 20
Vo'oVo shots Tor rifles, 1000 bushels
o' gram materials Tor hght railroad
LOT mics " wagons Tor hght
roau' z'ooo horses. ~ chinese carts fniI
OF maps l'ooo Chincse carts fuil OF
cIo'nihf. i'v".V" PORTIONS OF breanl
ioo'"Vo'"'o pounds OF tue'' z.5.oV
bushels OF morse allowances q no.
wv pounds OF nay
Ihe report from the Sinskins quarter
mas no, yet bee received.
rus morning. prior 10 receipt OF the
caD'esfam' thc japanese To-
CATION received the following cable
gram IRON Iokio'
"heport received In the AFTERNOON
OF the ilth OF March.
Our various detachments hotly pur-
suing the enemy from all directions
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17
he WROTE A SWEET SONG.


Chlilicothe. Mo, March i2.-The re-
mains OF Nelson Kneass. composer Of
Ben Bolt" who died here In 1868,
have been disinterred. They now lie
In their final resting place. In a new
lot In the cemetery. The work was
done under direction OF Kneass' only
daughter. Mrs. Jane Rentfrow. A fund
for . monument has been started.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17
FOR CONSIDERATION :
BY THE THOUGHTFUL.
A Tribute to Weather copditiens d {
Western Canada.

During the early portion Of February.
Of this year. the Middle And westcrs
States suffered severely with the inc<
tense cold and winters storms. Train,
were delayed. cattle suffered, and there
was much general hardship. While
this was the case. throughout Westeh
Canada, now attracting 10 much attesp-
ton. b weather was perfect.
Ono correspondent writes: "we art
enjoying most beautiful weather, ths :
gentlemen are going to church without.
top coats, while the ladies require No a,
heavier outer clothing than that af, d,
forded by light jackets" In contras,
with this II Is interesting to read In Q
81. Paul paper OF February IL the foa:-s
lowing. In double headlines. and large 4
bold-faced type: =.
Warm Wave Near Arctic Zone.
Calgary Much Warmer Than ST
Paul.
"Balmy Breezes are Blowing In
Northwestern Canada while people arc
freezing 10 death In Texas and other
Southern States"
Warm In Canada;
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17

Emperor Nicholas assuming himself
oil the responsibility for his defeat,
making no excuses except that the
strength Of the Japanese was missal-
culated. and refusing to place any Of
the blame upon the council Of generals
upon whose advice he determined te
give battle.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17
ANOTHER ARMY
TO TAKE THE FIELD
The Answer Of the Russian Govern
ment TO Its Mukden Defeat.
TO FIGHT TO THE BITTER END
should, However,, Japan sszHcss
Moderate Terms ana Neros nise
Russia a. the i'ow~r In sh~
East, Peace Misht Come.

LONDON. MARCH t3-rART OF THE
JAPANESE LEFT ~ SOW TWENTY
MILES NORTHWEST OF TiE PASS.
TuE OCCUPATION Or THAT PLACE
Will nv soon ACCOMPLISHED.
ruE RUSSIAN RG<u GUARD THAT
WAS LEFT To COVER TuE NE-
TREAT MAS nEEN CuT org AND IT
~ EXPECTED CT WILL SURRENDER.
TuE JAPANESE ARE Now HOLD
~. THE RAILWAY AND ROLLING
sTOCk.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17

"Yon may marry a Younger man when
am gone, but you VIII never get another
10 dote Oh you w. ! have done,
mo, expect 10 skip the dotage neat
time. - Houston Post.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17

'Don't growl 50. We can't all he hora
with = silver spoon IN our mouths. you
KNOW said the philosophie man.
NO" replied the pcssimi,,. and u .
bad been t,orn that way, the spoon would
have chpkcd me. Philadelphia Prcas.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17

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M. r..... ~, $500. .......
This 4. ,ho n,..on, 80, -, g..
ms ~ ,ne presen, temper OF En-
-, - .
nnuneemen, ina, Tho no.,,,nn n, p,s.
sia ia unchary.d and ,ha, TINE ISi-
r ron ppAcr c,S nSrv
Co,ir FROM JApAN THE
ISLAM ry,pIpr c,Ioosr To Trx-
DrR ">tonru Arg, n Avn
nrcocSrzr ITa 40
THE poyyrD ~ rIry rAu r,cr
PEACE CONN ms r,s,iy An
RANGED. In, ,bs yo,ea n, her s,n,n.
macy In y-a,ions ,,r,s -, ,h. ii,
Indicates ina, an. Ia mo-, roaa, 90 a.
his md The p,ss,an .ayas,man,
with IN. mII mnynI,ud. ~, ,ho disas.
,,o nj unLdo, s,,i, nndo,as.,as, 49,,
Ui,b tho ieo, cam,aJyn .oon,I,.,. al.
ready hopolcssly compounded. re-
treat 10 iIarbin inevitable and yladI-
yo.tok practically lost. declares that
tn time has not yet come when Rus.
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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-04-22
The County Fund Bill.

Honolulu Apr. 14.-Following is
the Dickey bill to provide funds for
running the County governments, in
troduced IN the Senate this morning:
Section l. Forty per centum of
the total amount of taxas on proper
ty and income collected in each coun-
ty shall be paid by the assessor for
the tax division within which such
county is included 20 the treasurer of
such county. Such payments shall
be made quarterly, and each pay
ment shall consist of forty per centum
# said taxes collected during the
preceding quarter.
Section 2. This Act shall take eff
fect from and after the date of il:
approval,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-04-22

Section 3. That out of the taxes
payable after July 1, 1905, for the
year 1905, the Treasurer of the
Territory is hereby authorized to
reserve out of the share of each of
the several counties for the benefit
of the Territory the following
sums: From the County of Oahu
1925, 900, from the County of Ha-
waii 100000, from the County of
Maui, $4,000, and from the County
of Kauai $4,000.
Section 4. Any officer or person
who wilfully neglects, fails or re-
fuses to comply with any of the
provisions of this Act, or violates
the same, shall be guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and shall be punished
by fine of not less than $1,000
nor more than $4,000, or by i'm
prisonment for one year or both.
Section 5. All laws or parts of
laws so far as the same may be
inconsistent with this Act are here
by repealed.
Section 6. This Act shall take
effect from and after the date of
its passage.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-04-22
Carter Is Willing To Make Concessions On The
New Liquor BiI-CIaus SpreCkeIS Arrives
In Honolulu BY Alameda
RUSSIANS REPORTED BUYING WARSHIPS
Protest Againt Russia Using Port Of Kamranh-Rozdjes-
vensky's Fleet Passes Straits OF Formosa-Chicago
Wheat Deal Is Broken-Senator Plat Seriously Ill.
Special by Wireless to the Nrws.l
lgar go test 471S75, Beets 13s 3D.


Honolulu April Ex-Governor Ceha about determined on the
Honolulu 21The willing
the new liquor bill.
Petersburg April 2-nquir beng
ships and reported that South American
Paris April protested Foreign
affairs Deaee against the Russian Kamrnh He
that neutrality precautions had bee taken
Shanghai April 2It
has passed the Straits OF Formosa without
Chicago April 2-The John w.
The price declined five
Washington April Ex-senator Thomas grave
April Honolulu yesterday
at ZOO She reported Wednesday lao by wireless when
about 200 miles
Honolulu April spreckels
morning.
Toxic April sThe Japanese newspapers
aon the laws neutrality permitting the Russian warshp
tual at Kamranh Bay.
The for the aid of Great Britain according the
Alliance provides
shall assist the other either being attacked
Moscow April Kalef the Duke sergus
sentenced to death today
Paris April every precauton
OF neutrality in French waters in Indo China.
Toxic April figures prisoners aptured
by General Nogi at Port Arthur are Al 800
Petersburg April twenty
four Terrosts regarded important prominent people
volved.
Petersburg April escrpt
scheme introduce the zemstovs kuts Tomk and Tbok
Berlin April newspaper agitation
he favored nation treaty w0 the United States
CITY Mexico April coinage
ST. Petersburg April m-During days man
Cack arrested the palace Tsarkoe
guard changed the observed
acting and the officer command that the sabre
him did belong Cossac but officer OF infantry
He thereupon arrested
packet found the containing
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-04-22
BIZ Amending County Act

Honolulu, April 1S.-The Ways
and Means committee reported on
Senate Bill 1873, Dickey's bill Ito
provide funds for the maintenance
of the counties, stating that it was
necessary to carry on the counties.
Its passage was recommended
with some amendments and new
sec lions, which were included in a
substitute bill as follows:
COUNTY LAW AMENDED.
Section l. Fifty per centum OF
the total amount of poll and road
taxes and taxes on property and
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-04-22
Extra Session Likely May LIST

Honolulu, April l7.-Speaker
Knudsen was this morning can
vassing the sentiment OF members
of the House regarding the extra
session of the Legislature. 1t is a
foregone conclusion that the
Governor will not grant an exten-
sion of the session.
The prevailing sentiment seems
to fall in with the idea that the
extra session for passing the APP
preparation bills should begin on
the first day of May. This it is
believed, is the Governors plan
and there seems to be no serious
objection.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-04-22
G. R. CARTER.

Governor.
Executive Chamber, April Is, 1905
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-04-22
Will Test New Act

Honolulu, April 18.-Will
county government really 60 into
effect? is the question now asked
in Honolulu. There are many
who are very skeptical about the
act taking effect, and predictions
are made that it will be knocked
out like the last one was. In view
of this possibility there is talk OF
an immediate action to test the
law in the Supreme Court. Any
taxpayer of the Territory has a
right to bring a suit to prevent
the coming county election from
taking place, and such an action
would serve to test the entire con-
sititutionality of the act.
"It might certainly he a great
saving if the matter were brought
up at once" said Attorney General
Andrews when asked for his views
as to the course to be pursued.
''The matter could be taken TO the
Supreme Court directly, on an
agreed statement of facts. To
have the doubts cleared away be-
fore the election takes place will
be a great aid in carrying out the
act for confidence in the counties
will be much greater if the act is
sustained in advance by the
Supreme Court. / understand
that some of the bankers have al.
ready expressed their lack of con.
fidence in the counties. Any tax
payer has a right to start an
action, to prevent the spending OF
money for the proposed election
and in such an action the entire
county act might be brought ul
for consideration by the court"
1t is believed that a submission
to the Supreme Court will bt
agreed upon in the near future. L
the act is knocked out, the cost O
the election will be saved. also thu
expenses of starting up the system
Last time county government was
attempted an election was helC
and the system was inaugurated
and carried on for ten days, at th'
end of which the Supreme Cour
declared the county act invalid
The Supreme Court now has {
greatly reduced calender and there
is time to settle the whole question
before June 20, the date of the
election which has been called.
In the event of an action being
brought, the Republican Territoria
committee will, it is stated, appear
by counsel in the defense of tn,
act.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-04-22
Vetoes Liquor Bill

Honolulu, April 18.-Secretary
Atkinson came down to the House
at quarter to eleven with the
Governors veto of the liquor bill.
1t was read as follows:
Herewith, l return House bill
No. 168, entitled An Act to Regu-
late the Manufacture and sale of
intoxicating Liquors, Repeating
Chapter 103 of the Revised Laws
of Hawaii, which l am unable to
approve.
"This bill illustrates what re-
markable legislation can be pro-
duced through misunderstanding
and lack of through compre-
hension of measure before it is
passed.
at practically removes all
reasonable restrictions from the
manufacture and sale of intoxicat-
ing liquor. Saloons may be start
ed anywhere by any person other
than a minor or a woman, with
the exception that they cannot be
located within $50 feet of any
school or church.
at does away with the present
features of high license, which in
a measure confines licenses for the
sale of intoxicating liquor to those
who are at least financially re-
sponsible. This measure more
than cuts the present license fees
in half.
"It allows for the manufacture
of intoxicating liquor, other than
wine, for a period of fifteen years,
on the payment of fee of ten
cents a gallon for every gallon
manufactured, payable monthly.
Thus those who are anxious to see
the legislature make provisions for
a possible industry do not obtain
what they desire, as this tax is
practically prohibitive,
"It provides also for the sale of
intoxicating liquors in Hotels
having five rooms or more, under
license OF $3.50 year. The de-
finition of hotel is such that the
saloon keeper, instead of paying
a $500 license. would prefer to
operate a hotel with a $3.50
license.
"The proposed law provides, as
to the revocation of license, that
the Treasurer may revoke a license
upon conviction of the licensee of
a wilful violation of the provisions
of the Act. No other method of
revocation is provided for. The
bill does not state what a wilful
violation of the Act is, nor is it
specific in stating who is TO deter
mine whether a violation is wilful
or otherwise If a licensee is
brought in court on a charge of
violating his license, the ordinary
procedure is TO find him guilty,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-04-22
Attorney General Andrews Intimates That Act
Will Be Submitted To Supreme Court
publican Territorial Committee In Defense
AMENDMENTS TO THE new COUNTY ACT
Governor Veoes Liquor Bill AS Being TOO Wide OPEN
Extra Session Tak-Dickeys County Fund Bl-Ka-
malo And Sisa Raising

income collected in each county
shall be paid by the Treasurer of
the Territory of Hawaii to the
Treasurer of such county in the
following manner:
1. The Auditor of the Territory
shall on the last legal day of each
and every month issue a monthly
warrant on the Treasurer of the
Territory in favor of each county
Treasurer such monthly warrants
for the half year from July to
December, 1905, inclusive, shall be
in an amount not less than ten
per cent, and thereafter in an
amount not less than fifteen per
cent. of the estimated tax payable
to each county within every half
year, and within the first fifteen
days of January and July of each
year, the said Auditor of the Ter
ritory shall issue a warrant on the
Treasurer of the Territory in favor
of each County Treasurer for an
amount equal to the balance in
favor of each county less the
amounts of the warrants issued
and interest paid for such war
rants, during the last preceding
six months.
2. When any such warrant is
presented to the Treasurer of the
Territory for payment, if there is
money In the Treasury for the
purpose, he shall pay the same
and write or stamp on the face
thereof Paid" the date of nay
ment and sign his name thereto,
but when the same is not paid for
want of funds, the Treasurer of the
Territory shall first register the
same in book to be kept for that
purpose, shall then endorse "Not
paid for want of funds with the
date of presentation, and sign his
name thereto and return said war
rant to the party presenting the
same. From that time until paid
the warrant shall bear five 60 per
cent interest per annum, and il
shall thereafter, be paid in order
of its registration out of funds
properly chargeable Herewith.
3. When there are sufficient
moneys in the Treasury to pay the
warrants drawing interest, the
Treasurer of the Territory shall
give notice for one week in some
newspaper published in each
county, or, if none is published
therein, by written notice posted
upon the court house door at the
county seat for the same length o.
time, stating therein that he is
ready to pay such warrants. Ter
days after the first publication OF
posting of such notice, such war
rants cease to draw interest.
4. When the Treasurer pays any
warrant upon which interest is
due, he shall note on the amounts
of interest paid therein, and enter
on his account the amount of such
interest distinct from the principal
Section 2. The funds from such
warrants shall be applied by each
County Treasurer TO the payment
of the expenses of his respective
County,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-04-22
mmmmmmmmmMmmnmmmmmmmMmaMMm

The liquor bill program as talk
ed today was to introduce a new
law which could be put through in
hurry, it being the old law now
before the Governor with the most
Objectionable feature eliminated.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-04-22

and it is hardly likely that a court
would say whether he is wilfully
guilty or otherwise.
(Signed)
G. r. CARTER.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-02
WHERE WAS FORAKER?
His Strange Silence Over the Return
of Confederate Rattlef1ags

His Strange Silence Over the Return
of Confederate Battlefags.
| What is this astounding announce
ment we read that the senate has unan-
| imously passed the House bill "au-
thorizing the return to their respective
States of the captured battlefiags,
both Confederate and Union, now in
possession of the Government" IT
| is quite true that nothing could be bet.
ter adapted than this action to dispel
the last remnant of bitterness Still,
Charles Sumner was censured by vote
| of the Massachusetts Legislature for
proposing a return Of the flags But
where is Foraker? Have all the SEN
ators forgotten that, for movement
in the direction of returning these bat
tleags, Foraker, then Governor of
Ohio, turned with ferocity upon Grover
Cleveland, then President of the United
States and rended him, nay, more,
personally insulted him in an almost
Vardamanly manner? Did not the
| echoes then resound to the clamor of
Foraker, swearing undying opposition
to the return of Confederate flags, and
| declaring that they should never be
| returned but over his dead body, or
| words to that effect? Where, oh,
where we repeat, is Foraker that he
did not blow no uncertain blast from
his cornet against this monstrous pro-
position? Is he talking or is he pur-
suing Or is he on journey, or perad-
! venture is he sleeping and must be
| awaked? Or is it possible that he is
recreant to the convictions of his earl
Ter and better days, eyeless at GAIA in
| the Senate with cx-Confederates, and
that his own vote went to swell the
chorus of unanimity with which the
Senate agreed that in those good old
days he made an ass of himself?-New
York Times.