cldred that “the great negro” smelt loudly of
bug-juice.
My theory is that Boomer had an appoint
ment with some white strumpet; that on his
way to the assignation-house, he drank too
much; and that, in looking for the place, he
stumbled into Ulrich’s private apartments. In
his boozy condition, he took the place for a
brothel, and every woman in it, for a trull.
Hence, he felt free to accost Mrs. Ulrich with
his “Sweetheart” salute.
If the B Miner will investigate, it will dis
cover its error; and, I hope, correct it.
EDITORIAL NOTES
By J. D. WATSON
'p HE Democratic party will never win, so
long as it allows the monied interests
of the East to control it.
The people of the West will not leave their
party simply to get into another party with
a uiuerent name.
As long as they see the Belmonts and Ryans
in the East running the Democratic party,
they will stay Republicans.
They correctly reason that any party run by
Ryan and Belmont won’t differ materially
from one run by the late Mark Hanna.
The interests of Morgan, Belmont, Ryan
and all of that crowd are the same, it matters
not with which party they affiliate, and the
Democratic party will never be Democratic
until it reads out of the party such men as
belong in the party of Special Privilege.
