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WEDNESDAY. MARCH is. 1908.
HOT AFTER THE ANARCHISTS.
It. 1? very gratifying to have almost
dully proof tuet the police authorities
or tho various cities throughout the
country are giving the Federal gov?
ernment splendid support In its efforts
?to rid tho country or anarchists an.',
tho awful crimes they stand for.
Tho only thing) to regret Is that the
j.'.or.der' of Secretary Straus came twen?
ty years Into and Is In no wise bind?
ing oh the polte?' of the eitles. Al?
though Amorlcnus -have long reall/.oil
tho danger of harboring anarchists
and have repeatedly seen ghastly
demonstrations of It, from lluyinur
kct days down to tho assault on the
chlof of police of Chicago, concerted
notion has never been taken. With
each fresh offcune the police of vnrl;
ous oities have been momentarily In
. spired with grout real, harmless
crunk* have been shadowed, togeth?
er with bloodthirsty nnarolilatlc iuu
lilaos. und Uli alike have 1.n forgot?
ten. u8 soon an a new pickpocket up
poared or a biink teller went wrong.
Stich occasional, uiiBysteniatlc prod?
ding only served to Irritate the unde?
sirable elements and to impress still
more deeply upon diseased minds the
"tyranny" of all government, without
putting them whore they could do no
harm lo Americans, but if the police
throughout Ihe country continue to
loyally respond lo Mr. Straus' call a
lio-.vt of dangerous characters will be
Speedily bundled into outbound steam?
ers and bidden adieu without an an
? rovolr.
But so long us municipal authori?
ties are under no stronger obligations
than that of courtesy to assist the
Federal government in an unpleasant
? task tho success of iMr. Straus' plan
||witl vary with the personnel of local
police bureaus und the department of
commerce and labor. Anarchists and
criminals will continue to congregate
In towns where corrupt politicians
find tin in useful or when* weak po
v';llee fortes dread to combat with
J,hcm. The numbvi' of such commu?
nities Is large?so large linked. Hint
they might servo as a base of opera?
tion for all the crooks und lunatics
In Christendom. Perhaps some day
? Americans will loam that after an
niutsunl epidemic of crime, that clt
, ics. states, aud the Federal govern
';? ment must work together more sys?
tematically and relentlessly than a'
; present in stumping out murders. If
the. European sy*,t<m of general rog
8 Utration 1? utterly repugnant to our
.; Individualistic countrymen, as it scciiu
^pviie, some other method must be de
vlfJOil to trace and control suspects
j)Bd offenders without regard to the
toolings or local hosi.es and tiiulil
tuiKtaWori.
Until criminals are made to reel
lisafe in every part or the country,
i,l anarchists know the folly of try
ig to couccal their diabolical aspfra
5ns, ;;lien degenerate:- will not he
icatly terrified by the deportation
;ui?.o in the Immigration act.
HERESY HUNTING IS POOR SPORT
rhe Methodist minister who re
ItJl got his* name in print py pro
pUtg clinxgCH ngainst Chancellor
In uon- out with accusations of
trotlcai teachings"against ihe ofll
dal editor or tho denomination's Sun?
day school publication. A low weeks
uro ho was vainly before au ecclesi?
astical cuurt as prosecutor or tho edi?
tor of tho Now York Christian Advo?
cate, the foremost Methodist publica?
tion In this country. Tho man's only
claim to public attention is his con
slant endeavor to prove somebody a
doctrinal heretic, or nil oftoitdor
against ecclesiastical law.
Uniform failure seems to have at?
tended these recent efforts. The snort
of heresy hunting meets with poor
success these days, although a gener?
ation ago charges of heresy would
Stir religious circles from center to]
circumference. Now only languid in?
terest can be awakened In even th.v
most consplclous cases. A few years
ago a Presbyterian minister In New'
York, with a kindred taste to that
of this Methodist for attracting public
nttohtlon to himself, tried Ills hardest
?even goliiK to the length of employ
lug a press agent?to have himself
expelled from Hie Presbyterian churca
for heresy. Dili all in vnlu.
The fact Is. tliCBO are more tolerant
Mines. in religion, as in all other
spheres, a man Is allowed wider lati?
tude of heller nnd conduct.* Doctrinal
strictness ami sectarian narrowness
have Inrgolyj declined. The themes
that now neom to Interest
many churches arc thoso pertain?
ing to co-operation, Increased efficien?
cy in administration, more practical
service along philanthropic and socio?
logical lines and a closer relation be
tweon Sunday's creed and every day's
creed.
They have takes, hohl of the mai?
ler of safe schoolhouacs in Illinois
with a linn and comprehensive grip.
The authorities In thai state have
closed all school bouses not known
to bo properly equipped with omor
genoy tire exits, tire escapes, doors
to swing outward and similar dovlccit
for tho prompt, dispersal of tholr In?
mates. And they will all lie kepi
closed until each anf ?>!? of thefts
precautionary appliances are sup?
plied.
Now they are talking of giving
Speaker CanilOII tho second place on
the Republican ticket as a sort of i
consolation prize, and Uncle Joe'Is
not making the same loud protest
against "lowering! t.he dignity of the
grcal state Illinois" that he was mak?
ing a few months iiro. Possibly he
seen rare consolation In tho chance
of Ijosslng around the members of
the Senate like ,ho lias been bossing
tho House members,
A movement has been started In
favor of brief nominating speeches at
both the national conventions. If it
Is successful, how in the world are
tho two cities where the con vein loan
are to bo hold going to hold tho del?
egates long enough lo get tholr money
hack, if it is true thai the candidates
have already been Chosen and plat?
forms written?
A Niw York polled Justice sen?
tenced two hoys to go to Sunday
school for a minor offense. It is a
certainly that Mint Judge did not like
Sunday school when he was a young?
ster.
It must take them a long time to
say all the hard things they want to
against each other down In ticorgia,
Where they begin their campaigns for
office two years ahead of I he lime
when the convention is to be hold'.
The Old Dominion League .seems to
have died aborning, it Is Just as well
as It certainly would have not in en
to the credit of the city of Newport
News to be in that class. Tlie slate
league is about our size.
Tillmun took a new way to dollvbr
il, but the language bad the same old
puugency and was just as- readable
as eVor. It must have made even tlie
bunch of egotism iu the While lions',
wince.
The deepest hole in the ground in
Hie world has been discovered In Si
beria. Not any deeper than one or
two candidates wo have in mind will
be burled. '
Nobody probably boliCVOS the story
that Russian warships have seize!
Turkish vessels loaded with ammuni?
tion. Russian warships arc not built
that way.
There arc sure to be frosts all
spring, Kit the only thins they will
tillsbt are political aspirations.
Friends of Fairbanks say that he It
going to spring a surprlso soon. Can'
be that ho is going to thaw out.
There's, irenrcely anything harde
than to pronounce the time after mid
night to show you haven't tho hie
toughs.
FACTS IN FEW LINES
A drug store in Moscow has h start
>f 700 employees.
Alexander the Croat when on n cam?
paign ate tho rations of a common
soldier.
Tlio passenger traffic over tho Kng
lish channol hist year was -il.s.-ltto. hn
increase 15,000 over the preceding
year.
The aggrogate vnlue of Canadian
cheese and butler exports for 1007 was
?hont S2:!.On0.tK)0, which Is $0,000,000
less than the Ogtlro for 11100.
Tin- Times of Ceylon says Hint the
'lattery operated In Colombo nnd mmle
ttlrnctlvo by siieclous advertising is n
fraud nnd warns the public against it.
The slumps tit KutgurH'S golden mill.
New South Wales, have produced
gold valued nt $100,000. It costs $25
to haul n cord of sagebrush, tlie mis?
erable fuel used at the batteries.
Because tho clerk of the license court
had lost the key to his office .1. 1*. Bar
tholow nnd Miss Kinn M. I'cdcock of
Chicago were forced to climb n twen?
ty foot lndder to ?et Inside the bouse
In order to get their marriage papers.
French business Interests In the
western Sudnn have grown until the
telephone hns become u necessity. Hun?
dreds of unlives nre now engaged In
stringing1 telephone wire to the Niger
and down that river to Timbuktu.
All the drnmntle critics of Lugano,
Switzerland, have gone on strike. They !
refuse to attend the theaters unless I
they nre given three tickets for the j
Oral performance of each new prodllc- I
tlon.
A stamp collector, aged fifty-six, at
SI. Josse, Belgium, was so overcome
with grief because bis album had ac?
cidentally been burned that be commit
led suicide by suffocating himself with
the half charred jinges of the book.
By the use of Bteilm launches In the
rubber Industry on Ihc upper Amazon
(he (own of Iipiltns has risen to such
Importance thnt n monthly steamship
service has been established between
Hint town nnd Liverpool, only rubber
being carried.
Tall Ilsl, the dowager empress of
China, hns Issued mi edict giving the
servants of the Imperial palace throe
months In which to abandon opium
smoking. Any one en light using the
drug after Hint date Is to receive ltKI
strokes with an Iron rod.
A gigantic tray of solid silver weigh?
ing more than HMWO ounces has Just
been made by a llrm lu London for an
oriental potentate. The tray Is seven
feet In diameter anil Is Bald to be Ihc
largest ever executed. It has lieen In
tho hnuds of workmen for over n year.
Conrad Sknrsteilt, a prominent Swed?
ish horticulturist, Is In New York, hav?
ing come from Sweden with the object
of attamptlng lo Introduce Into Auicrl
ca the llgnoil berry, which Is similar
to tllo American cranberry. The berry
Is one of the popular fruits of Sweden,
and Mr. Bkarstedt believes that It will
prove no less popular In America.
Colonel Edward P.. Fox. who has re?
tired us executive clerk to the governor
of New Jersey nflern continuous serv?
ice of more than forty-two years, has
been accorded by the leglslnture the
unusual privilege of taking with htm
Into private life tlie well worn desk nt
which he hns tailored so long nnd so
faithfully.
The Siuita Veracruz church, one of
the oldest ami most artistic Catholic
temples of Mexico, Is threatening to
collapse ns n consequence of the dam?
age, caused by the formidable earth
quako of April 11 last. The church wns
elected between the yenrs 1620 and
152(1, nearly 400 yenrs ago, but its con?
struction Is superb.
While it is estimated that there are
In British Columbia approximately
150,000. IM.H> acres or timber hinds re?
maining unsold and unloosed, II is also
true thnt so far (1,500,000 acres, com
prising the most valuable nud accessi?
ble portions of the whole, have already
been staked and generally are In pos?
session of nonresidents, mostly Amer?
icans or syndicates backed by Ameri?
can capital.
Frcqueutly the real estate transfers
in New Yoik remind us that the wife
of Bishop Henry C. Potter is a woman
of vast wealth. The latest report
shews that she has taken title to the
entire block ou Washington heights
bounded by Broadway nnd St. Nich?
olas avenue. Hue Hundred nnd Soven
ly-flrsl and One II und roil'nud Seventy
second streets. Tho block contains
about fifteen lots.
"The Heavenly Twins" Is the appel?
lation attached to two members of tbo
house. They are .lames Sherman of
New York nnd John Bothertnel of
Pennsylvania. Sherman Is a Republic;
nn and Itothermel Is n Peinnerat. That
seems to be the ouly difference be?
tween the two. Otherwise they might
well pass for twins, for tholr facial ap?
pearance, physical build and peculiari?
ties seem almost identical.
A Paris dispatch declares that con?
tinental sleeping care will soon have a
strong rival In the "vaudeville" car, of
Which the chief feature will be an all
night continual performance. French
capitalists, who make frequent trips
between Paris nnd Hie Riviera, have
formed a company which will launch
tho enterprise. Half a dozen such ears
will be built. They will resemble tbo
Ordinary chair car. with a small stage
at one end. with n piano.
The pla.rn In front of the new Union
station In Washing i has boon select?
ed ps the site for the proposed me?
morial to Christopher Columbus, tho
discoverer, for which congress has ap?
propriated Sioo.ntro by tho memorial
commission. This location Is snld lo
be favored by Hie Order of the Knights
of Columbus, which society Is given
the principal credit for securing the
appropriation for the memorial. The
character of Ibe memorial ha3 uot Ixen
finally decided upon.
IT IS WITH A OOOp DEAL
OF PRIDE AND CONSIDEAH
BEE CHEST EXPANSION
THAT WE ANNOUNCE THE
ARRIVAL OP THE SNAPPI?
EST EINE OF NEW SPRING
HATS THAT WE HAVE EVER
BEEN PRIVILEGED I u GAZE
ON.
THBY ARE "TIIKRE" IN
THE NEWEST SHAPES AND
COLORINGS IN BOTH SOFT
AND STIPE HATS.
"IT'S A
Stetson"
THAT'S ALE THE MAN OF
FASHION WANTS TO KNO>,
ABOUT THE HAT HE SE?
LECTS. PRICE $1.00 AND
?5.U0.
OUR EINE OF SOFT AND
STIPE DATS RANGING FROM
12.00 TO $3.r.n IS VERY STRIK.
I NO AND OF ATTRACTIVE
VALUES.
WE WANT TO iiAVE A
"HAT TO HEAD" TALK WITH
YOU AND WOULD APPRECI?
ATE A CALL.
2715 Washington Ave
Newport News, Va.
WITH THE PARAGRAPHERS.
Why tear our sftlrlg over polities'?
The wiser course would he lo so im-1
prove business conditions thut \ve|
may ho able to buy more shirts.
Nashville American.
IAt this lime of yenr the man who
Is "honest as the day Is long" must
Dq getting more trustworthy every
,day.?Washington Post.
Even the Optimistic Mr. Shaw canl
I hardly still cherish the ilehtsion Uiai|
'there Is a boom bearing his brand.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Almost every day Taft picks up
[some delegates, but every candidate
has his day.?Philadelphia iti-ss.
This Is the kind of weather that
j makes Ihe cost of living seem ridic?
ulously ccap.?NOW York Mall.
Why has Mr. Wu quit asking iptos
I Hons? That's the question!?Wash
Irigton Herald'.
A party by the name of John sou
j appears to bo getting organized I
serious business.?Boston Herald.
it would be just like President
Roohevelt to come along and pluck
the best things violently out of tin
Omaha plntform und adapt them fo?
She use of his rnvorlto candidate.?
Brockton Times.
Son-in-l aw Nick LongWOrlh forgot
Ills s|ieech before the Ohio Republi?
can Convention and had to pull the
manuscript from his pocket before "ho
could continue. The man who wrote
that speech should have sent it homo
a few (lays sooner, so IQlBt the silver
tongued young orator might have had
more time to commit it to memory.?
Chicago News.
Secretary Taft will do well to sei
lo It that the doors of hi.--, headquar?
ters In Chicago during the national
convention nr.- removed, In order to
avoid the danger of congestion and
personal injury when the stampede
of the opposition delegates to him Is
begun,? New Orleans Tiuie.i-Domo
crnl.
Mr. Taft is not the kind of man lo
let go of one Job while reaching for
another. Being a heavy man he
wants to know where he is going to
fall.?Mobile Register.
Jesse u. Grant's presidential bo
Is personally conducted.?Birming?
ham Aga-Hcrald.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
?Hope is the mother of disappoint?
ment.
Lots of people look easy until you
try to do them.
You never have to dun a man who
owes you a grudge.
Sooner or later tho chronic kicker
gets his foot In It.
A woman's tours and a msu's grins
arc not always on the level.
It Is so much easier to forget i
favor than it Is to forgive an Injury
?Chicago News.
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Hotel Warwick: Building:
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The Lnw-Abidiog Snloon-keeper.
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not ?llly observer! lb" '.Uriel let I r of
the law. but lias- at all limes rol'tHCU
to sell more than three uHnks to BriV
one patron. He i.s repotted lb be pros?
perous and happy. Had hi-, brethren
in Hie liusincss in orbox localities ini?
tiated Ills example Ihoy would ns a
bod)', lie much happier than they now
are anil hardly less- prosperous; nor
would the demand - for I he abolition
of the saloon hayo reached thu swoop?
ing proportions of today. It |p Ilm
lawless saloon-keeper ?-.<ki l.< chief! r
responsible for .tili? agitation. He
sowed the wind; the han'est of whirl
wind is being reaped ullko \r: the inw
alihllmr and tho lawless, tl-.e innocent
hud the guilty, Iiulilonislly Iho po
llllcn| demagogue iuitl Hie Pharisee
are mak ??>-.? the most or the opportu?
nity.?Norfolk -Virginian-Pilot.
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