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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic

RAILWAY GO.

sumnoon ka1ank River Line.
Steamer I caSes BE-; IN erect April 2s. 1905.
ndIunore, every sunday and ,vadrai nar
intermed, . p,er1 ng, for Fitchetts and
s. leave baltimore 5 y. IN, Mia 2:so n ~
Fi Fiction .:.s i Tr,h TpGIs ?. BLACKWELL $50
., Harveys 6:l5 G,ace Point 7.Io H., ,,,sru,nRs
so ,n,aaT r 40 ocraus s:t5, Chases y JacI
Pm. fN'ehet.s l.:l5.
and 55e1t turning leaves Fitchetts for Baltimor.
'irg, evcry Tuesday aud Friday a. foIIpp Srini,-
HiIi s.S5 .SSS%Sels q. NJ, Caliis a:;il Cricket
lr:;si, Chases X noaes 0orn is.l T5aEksons Creek
inSs o., !, Grace Poinel:l0, Byrdton J:;o Waa
Reedyie :. Mia $50 sssT HSIss,on limbs i:so
sm NOR psons ESQ., arrivS>>paltimore next
Steamer leaves Pier 3. Light Ssr~,.o. ,..,.
eaihnr every Monday and ;Su ~nari'
Dediatc IandIn,te'n Tor Freeport and fnteT,
Leave baltimore 5 u m Ma. ooo y
lloeton y, limbs 3:l5 Reed viIIo a .;oo a. M
t5' Jscks3ns' o, Duo kilma, mock :i5. Dcrs1
seket Hill 800. Calls S, Fitchetts s.ss ipt go
| IDS Siamnors e. va; Conrads TO- Green Poi,.s
| iIS' 'o'oo' Biahds IL, arrive Free n ort
an Ssi,nrrning, leaves Freeport for 1o,.,u
an6atur.iay. MeatSn nrI Jugs every Wednesday
| crsfo "a raos p p a. m. Banis ,i:I0 Star"s'
7:3os riniis 5:t6 lent IN. go Conrnis7 Warehomse
sons reaS ,d IN 9:tS. Cherry Point so Gaiiis
Eis,, M, ByIdton 1895, Grace np n,n
BiacEe,Is S.o iiinbs 4, Reedviile $50. Mi,
nextSorSS,oo;So' hpers 5:5O, arrive isal.imIao,
NAV f onSie shows the timcs at which ,,..
wharis. but 70 arrve at ani depart from
comes ated is not guaranteed' mort 5 &c at tho
lay orny conseon SiI responsible for any d dee
EeRt received at ~ airsslng therefrom.
sai IN days until s:3O p m. ABOVE
Vii. BRow Soh asoN; Gen. Manager.
ituRDooH. Gen. Passenger Aoo,.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia
RAILWAY COMPANY.
S- Baltimore, Fred
.7l5ilNi ericksburg. Nor
zsssais1;s.--sss.s2'sSzS folk and Kappa
hammock River Routes.
Schedule in effect July /, 1896.

ndhhOcb NtFer kOuteS.
Schedule in effect July /, 1896.
Leave Baltiu ore Pie 2.Li, MT stree, weather
permitting. sunday y. NJ, Tues day and
. hun sday 4:3h =. m. for swestland Mort n
End. Mil tresk. White Stone. Irvipctou
W. ems. Miilenbock. Merry Point. *Ottoman
m"rans, BufhauS rbauus. MonHs kon Water
niews Nhealt"n. %llsy Port. Shnrps Bowlers
Wares, Melt"Tds, Iappshannock $50 a. M .
mayors Hole. Blandneid. Carriers. Laytons
nccdsiown. Saunders. Wilmont GreenIaws
,,ort hoyai. Port Conway. Hay Mount, Hop
Yard. RatcliDeS, Fredcricksburg
Leaves Baltimore Wednes iay and FRIDAY 4 SJ
=; 9i: Tor Westland. North End Mill Creek
~ hite stone, t1ryIngton. tWeems Rurhans
BurOns. DonaidsoDs tUrbapua Monaskon
wheaton, Water View tSharps, +I'a1pa-
hammock.
., Leave Fredericksburg. Sunday. Tuesday and
ihorsOay y. m.,iidc and weather permitting
Tor hatchues, Hop YsId, Hay Mount Port
conway, Port Royal. Greenlaws wiIroout
Saunuers. Leedstown u. M, Iaytons Careers
hammock 7:3Oa m, wellfords. Wares Bowie rs
Snarps 300 a M. Bay Port. Wheaton, Water
view. Monas kon. Urbanna 1890 ID d., BIrbans
Mbienbeck, Merry Point z::}U d. M tJttoman
morans. Weems. IrviuRton. White Stone Mil
creek. Worth End $50 y. M. Westland
@ artlVei an Baltimore, Tuesday, Thu rstisy and
saturday mornings. $50
Leave TaDpahannock. weather permittiny
Gov a. 10, tuesday and thursday, stopping
49, " e,I,ioius; wares BOWERS, Shsrps W heal
TONS. water View. Monaskun. Urbanna Don
ssnusons, Hurtors. Burtans, MiIIenbeck
Gems. irNington. White stone. Mill Creek
North End, +WestIand.
arriving j., Baltimore Wednesday and Fri
day mornings
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
A Guaranteed CT For pu

Itching, Blind, Bleedina ~
Druggists refund moneb Tnrotrudic2 Piles
iails TO cure any case 40 OINTMENr
standing, in 6 to IA davslInatter how long
lives ease and rest. b0c iIst 8pplica tion
hasn't IL send soc i'm stamiI our druggist
wardde post paid by Pari, ut viii be for
Louis. Mo. iedicine Co.. ST,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05


wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder. uric acid trou.
bles and Bright'S Disease, which is the wors,
form o; kidney trouble
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
commended for everything but if you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble II will be found
Just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
In so many ways. in hospital work, in private
practice. among the helpless too poor TO pur-
chase relief and has proved SO successful In
every case that special arrangement, has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
VINO have not already tried 1t. may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how 10
find out ii you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
s sslsi your ,o this sd gapsr and I'd
DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Bing-
hamtoD, N. Y. The ss.s:sEEssl = srsItsI5
regular fifty cent and Home Of swnmp-root.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
POTOMAC RIVER ROuTE

steamers leave Washington weather nor
mmlttlngl loot of 9Th St.Whsrf. every SUNDAY
TUESDAY. Wedr esday. Thursday and Sat1Iri3x,,
at y. M. for the following river iondings
and Batimore- Alexandria, g Iymont iixaro
poor. hiverside. Bushwood, Lancaster's
C9orumS. Howard's, Stonei, Leonardtow5
AoelIs, PIGGY Point, Adams. Lodge Ianding
rMnuhoy Point. kinssle, Coan Bundick's
walnut Point. Cowart's. Lewsetta MiIler,s
orasons, Bromes. Porto BelIo. -
ds ArTPI sidg Baltimore early Tuesday Thurs
Gay, friday. Saturday and Monday morninos
SSchedule, in effect June 3Oth i1oi
steamers leave baltimore (weather no.
mlttine) pier9. Light Street every MondSy
tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sattrdsy = !,
. y. M, Tor the following river landinos "a
~ az hlngtop; Millers, Porto Bello Graysonss
Beomes, Coap. Buudicks, Walnut Poin1
SSowarts Lewisetta, Kinsaie, Lodge Landin1
Muhdys Point, ACams, Piney Point Leonnrd
Town, Abell's, Howards. Cobrnms Stn.,s
Snshwood, Lancasters, Riverside IjvernoeI'
GlymoDt, A loxandra. 'eaP"oI,
arriving in Washington early wednas
day mornings. anu Mon
Freight received at pier 9. Light St. BaIt,-
n ~ on saiIinx days until $3.50 D. m
IILAhD THOMSON. General Mapoco.
l. MURDOCH, GenI Frt. and Pass. Ar
w ID Scorr Al -, baltimore, Md.
w n IN INS y M q BkO., Agts.. Washington.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
Steamer wen Dtua~a

Mall and passenrs toord<
Merry Point o1h Gems, Mil.enbeck
Sunday. oaiiy except
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
Norfolk Route.

Leave Tappahsnuock. Saturday 3 % m s.on-
ping at WelltOrds, Wares, RowIers Snarns
ray Port Wheaitons. Water View, Monaskon,
orpanna, DonaldsOns. Burtons Burtans
Miilerbeck, Merry Point. Ottoman. Morans
North End, WestIand '' A00A'
returning. steamer will leave Norfolk Mon
nay, p M, weather permitting for TapDa-
hammock, stopping at landings as above except
W tiahu, Bowlets, Wares and Weilf,,rds
stopping at these points on way to Baltimore
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05

cures made b. DR..
kiimer's Swamp-Root.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
II is the great medi-
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years O.
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer. the emf
nent kidney and blad-
der <nar-,,fs-. -
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK Z?
Kidney trouble Makes You miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news.
papers is sure TO know of the v,onde,f,,,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05

STEAMER leaving on Sunday does not stop.
SPECIAL NoTE-Weduesdays steamer win
only stop at wharves marked
tDOes not stop on Thursday.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
scHHLR:

EeaVe-W hlte STE. "a. m .Tru;
7.45; Weems, S.15; fierhanI ioVington
Point, $50; arrive uana ~ 40 .; Merry
Leave-Urbana, q m! Mi My Ism, a. m i.
3 49, a0 W soy; w ps. 4.3O; Iryinoto,,o'
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP co.
"CH ESAPEAKE LINE.n

CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP co.
"CH ESAPEAKE LINE.n
ELEG ANT PAssENG Err sTEAMERs.Au.
GUSTA" AND ATLANTA"
Fer Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. Va
steamers leave baltimore daily texcepi
sunday at $50 p. m. and arrive Old Poin
comfort at q. m. and Norfolk &C 7:i5 a. m
where connection is made with he Rail Lines
Tor all points South and Southwest
york RIVER LINE"
ELEGANT PASSENGER sTEAMERs"BAI-
TiNORE" AND "CHABLoTTR."
For West Point and Richmond, Va.
Steamers leave baltimore daily (excepl sam
dayl az p, M. and arrive west Point at 100
steamers leaving baltimore on Mondavs
Wednesdays and Fridays, and leaving West
Point on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturda va
cal. at Gloucester Poiat. Clements and All,
mond's aud steamers leaving Raltimoro on
TUESDAYS. Thursdays. aud Hnturdays and
West Point on Mondays, Wadnasdays and
Fridays. call .t Yorktown and Clay BanI
STEAM iss LEAVE BALTIMORE rRou
PIERS IL AND ~ LIGHT ST. WHARF
through tickets to ali points NAV be Az
cured. baggage checked and stai erOotos re,~
served from the City Ticket Offices IIs E 1al-
timore st., ARTHUR w. ROBSON. agent. I27
4: baltimore St.. or the General Ofiices. ASD
Light ST.. baltimore. Nd. ~
REUBEN FOSTER, EJCHIsM
u General Manager. Gen. Passenger A vent
4. H. McDANNEL. Asst Gent Pass. Agent
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05


And. furthermore, my friend. remem-
Der this-it does not take much of a
fawsor2weakness to absolutely destroy
the whole fabric Of a maa's kfe work.
DID you ever see sailor test his COM
passfS The ship will be sailing on day
after day until 1t gets away from land.
Ihsn the rudder will be jamned to the
left. When you hear those rudder
chains rattling you may be frightened
Apd hnupon the deck. There Won
VIII see the skip swing around In a cir
Gle. What Is the matterY" you will
cry rs anything wrongr' 'No." an
swers the sea captain; I'VE are merely
testing our compasses." S.But why did
you not do this in the harbors" oh"
snswers the sea captain. I'VE cannot do
tnae near the shore. The rocks and the
land may exercise magnetic inf,uence
When we test our corlpasses we must
De far out Mt sea. away from, their In.
nuence. The propinQuity OF single
nail may make the compass needle
point In false direction. IL our COM
pass IA unreliable n, may send us upon
the rocks or lead us away from our
true destina ton" What the sen can
tain says about a faulty compass the
great navigators Of life teach about our
weaknesses or failings II man does
not recognize his weaknesses and guard
against his weaknesses, In the end these
weaknesses win surely destroy Kim.
Marie Antoinette wins our admiration
by the heroism with which she went to
imprisonment and death, but that does
not require us to admire the friyolity
and selfishness which led to her ruin.
George b. Mcclellan may have been
the greatest organizer tue American
army ever had, but that does not prove
that be WAS At to command at Shiloh
or. In the Wilderness. Cicero had the
most eioqoentaof tongues. but that did
not prove he could do the work of a
Caesar or Cromwell Every man has
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05

life hastily. Now, what did the youne
prince do in the meantime? FIRST he
went to the aged counseiers OF big dead
father. That is. he called In the tried
Old prime minister and the secretary Of
the treasury and the minister. of the
Interior. These old statesmen had been
tested by many years Of service, They
knew the policy OF the past reign, and
they knew what was just-what the
new king could do and what he could
not do. As honest and tried veterans
these gray haired, well trained states
men said: Your majesty, the men of
this delegation are not meters of re-
bellion. They are as loyal to you as
they were to your father. But the taxes
are too heavy. The people are grooming
under them. Make them lighter. Say
Few conciliatory words to these men,
and your reign will be long and hap
Ply. Thus spake the wise old men.
But the young prince was not salts.
NED with the advice OF these old men.
80 ne went to the companions of his
youth. he called in these sycophants,
VINO Were accustomed to make sport
win MIN. He said: Boys, what would
you DO! This delegation waited upon
me this morning. and the old states.
men told me had better knuckle down
10 men," With that the young men
answered: "What-are you not kings
Are you going to sit upon throne and
not rule? would tell these men that
should do as pleased and that INV
word was law. l would say: NV IA.
Their made your yoke heavy, and will
add to your yoke. My father also chas-
tised you with whips, but I Will chas
tise you with ,scorpions.' A smile OF
pleasure now lights up the face Of the
young prince. and his egotism is beau
tifully tiekied and fiattered. Then he
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MAY RECONSIDER DECISION.
Troops Likely to Be Rep
resented at Mt. Gretna.

Assistant Secretary Oliver of the War
Department, who has charge OF the ar
rangements for the participation of state
militia in the maneuver camps of the regu-
lar army during the coming fall. has noti-
fed Gen. Thomas J. Stewart, adjutant gem
eral of Pennsylvania, that the War Depart
ment will be glad to accept the offer to
have q provisional regiment of the Penn
syivania National Guard at the encamp-
ment at Mount Gretna for one week on the
condition that all the expenses be borne
by the state out of Its allotment from the
regular congressional militia appropriation.
In his letter to the War Department Gen.
Stewart stated that the original declination
of the governor of the state of May 10
last had in view the holding of the camp
of instruction at Piattsburg, N. Y, but the
subsequent decision to locate the camp at
Mount Gretna, Pa. made 1t possible and de-
sirable to have some of the troops of the
state attend the encampment, and ne there
fore suggested that provision be made for
the attendance of one provisional regiment
at the expense of the state
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DECLARED TO BE INSANE.
Robert p. Lewis Sent to Hospital fol
Treatment.

jury returned verdict yesterday after
noon declaring Robert p. Lewis sane, which
occasioned some surprise. but when the YER
dict was returned there was nothing to be
done other than permit Lewis to walk from
the court. Detectives Grant and Trumbo.
who had arrested him three weeks ago, on
the charge that he had used threatening
language respecting President Roosevelt.
followed him from the court and rearrested
him. The experience of the inventor did not
seem to have caused any change in his plans.
When he reached police headquarters he ex-
pressed himself as being greatly disap-
pointed at not being able to go to the White
House. and asked that he be permitted to
send a written message.
He wrote upon a slip of paper:
In the name of Jehovah. the Almighty
God. and by the power of the holy PRIEST
hood hold. demand thee to surrender the
United States of America to the kingdom of
God.
"R. p. LEWIS. Chief
Lewis was returned to a police cell and
detained until this morning. when he was
examined by the police surgeons. They de-
clared him to be of unsound mind and he
was returned to the hospital for the insane
this afternoon.
Lewis Is the young Hawaiian who was
arrested In this city shortly after he reach
cd here from San Francisco. He was found
about the Center market, It Is alleged. gath
erfnG refuse from the sweapinGs. A charge
OF yagraRey was preferred against him and
he was sent to the Washington Asylum
Hospital TOR observation. He was released
the Police Court aud INDUCED IN thre4ten-
tag language. At that time he spoke Of
putting piece OF steel thr0fGh the preaf-
oent's head without drawing bfeed, thsfU
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DAMAGE AT FORT AssINIBorN.
The Post Struck by a Severe Storm
Tuesday Afternoon.

Astelegram has been received at the War
Department from Mai. Todd military sec
Rotary, at Assiniboin, Mont. giving an
account of severe storm which struck
that post on the afternoon of the 18th In
slant:
Half of the commissary storehouse de-
moiished and many buildings minor dam
age. Three-fourths of new shooting gallery
blown down Much window glass broken
and number chimneys blown down and
roofs damaged. Estimated damage s., 300.
Band stable struck by lightning two days
ago and wall and roof slightly damaged.
Dam headgate of ice pond carried out by
flood four days ago Estimated aggregate
losses by flood and storm S10,0o0."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-15

On the spot where Roger Williams and five
companions are supposed to have first land
ed after Punishment from Massachusetts.
2T0 years ago and founded Providence.
R. l.. monument OF granite. with bronze
panels and appropriate inscriptions, WAS I'M
yelled Wednesday by the Providence Assocl-
monument stands In Roger Williams'
Square,
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Receives Highest Mark.

Among those who achieved honors at the
recent commencement of the University of
Pennsylvania was Mr.. Charles NJ Merwin,
formerly student of the Central High
School In this city. Each pember OF Mr.
Merwins class was required to furnish q
drawing for the Anal examination, and his
received the highest mark. Kzia subject WAS
the proposed Presbyterian Cathedral IA
Washington Young MerWin y SQii ox
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H MelWtn 81 WeSti min
xter street, WaHhiunt0n,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-15

being Inscriptions of threatening charac-
ter upon an English walnut he had to rep
resent a mans head. There was a steel
needle run through the nut. At st. Eliza
beth Hospital for the Insane he was re-
garded as being of unsound mind and was
cared for in building where patients with
dangerous tendencies are confined. He will
probably be given another jury trial next
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-15
Continuous Labor of Trainmen.

The House committee on interstate and
foreign commerce today authorized favor
able report on the Senate bill making the
maximum number of hours of continuous
labor for railway trainmen sixteen. to be fol-
lowed with q rest period of ten hours The
committee had previously reported bin On
the subject, and it Is understood the SEN
ate bill was substituted in the interest of
furthering the prospect of completing the
legislation at the present session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-15

R2r 49c and 75c for Reproduc-
SO~s lions of Tiffany Combs: in
Tiffany Room"
enc to s15 for Partisan Jewelry,
worth up to S25; dog collars,
vanity chatelalnes, bracelets, neck
laces, charms, etc.
Die tomorrow for the 25c Fancy
Mesh Yelling; in all colors
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Consult Madame Young

Mellodew Complexion Purifier has
made Madame Young famous. Her
Painless Depllatory-hs1r remOver--is
to be SOC Instead OF 81 tomorrow.
Ask for Madame Young.
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream.
JOc size, tomorrow .......,...........S SOC
Pinaud's Eau de Qutnine Hair
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Listerine Oambert's), 25c size, to-
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Dc instead of 25c for the new
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Ties; plain colors, checks, piaids and
dots.
81 "a for the $3.50 Pure Irish
w Linen Parasois; see table
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Dr. for 25c and 42c for SOC White
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&c for $3.50 Trimmed Hats-thOse
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y 'TT Hats and Plaques, OF MIL
an, chip, Tuscan and fancy straw.
foe for 25c Roses and Foliage;
~ also Peacock Feathers, in all
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DR.. Charles Flesh Food, SOC size,
tomorrow Observation-Disclosures. .32e
Satin Skin Cream, 23c size, tomor-
row ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 19c
Wheeler's Corn Salve, 15c size to-
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Pray's Rosaline. 25c size, tomor-
-" '''''''''''' '''.-'-.'. .s..-.-....lo C
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tomorrow Observation-Disclosures. SOC
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Wheeler's Foot Balm, Csc size, to-
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If every man could the merchandise sell we'd
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is growing at tremendous pace-and all because we can
Every item offer is special value.
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S 80

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, want ore Of that
l special purchase of
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} at $1.39. Biggest
/ value in Washington.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-03-09

| do not believe you would say what
you have" The sense of humor and
surprise at the tactful way Mr.. Burke
had met him, and disgust as Branan
had defended his friend Castle, threw
the whole weight of enthusiastic ap-
plause to Mr.. Burke in such a manner
that the very ceiling of the hall shook.
How clearly had been proven Mr..
Burke's statement that Mr.. Castle and
Mr.. Branan, democrat saloon keeper
and republican banker, were lined up
together And eyes were opened, and
minds were convinced, and Mr.. Castles
doom was sealed in Sycamore by this
unique combination of events by which
the only defender of Castle, the repub-
lican, was Branan, the democrat and
saloon keeper.
When the meeting closed, men by
the score who had patiently, with in
creasing interest listened to Mr. Burke
for two and one-half hours, moved for
ward to express their appreciation of
his worth and work. And the word will
go-grand jurors will carry it through
the county; others who are soon to
enter the campaign as local speakers
listened, learned, were fired with new
zeal and are now anxious to enter the
contest. Only the blind fail to see
victory. eff that man Burke cannot be
kept out of this district, no one will
know Castle was a candidate said one,
and none who heard it assumed to
deny it.
Communicated