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6 THE WASHINGTON TIMES FRIDAY FRLDAYJANUARY JANUARY 23 2 1903
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FRANK F RAN K A MUNSEY MUNSEYPUBLICATION M MUNSEYPUBLICATION U N S E Y YPU
PUBLICATION PU B LIe A T ION OFFICE 0 F FIe E Tenth Ten t h and D Streets StreetsThe S StreetsThe t r e e t s sThe
The TillmanGonzales Feud FeudHow FeudHov FeudHow
How Will a South Carolina Jury Adjust Its Theories of ofHonor ofHonor ofHonor
Honor to the FactsSouth Facts FactsSouth FactsSouth
South Carolina theories of personal accountability will have a search searching searching searching ¬
ing test in the approaching trial for forrnutdcr murder of James H Tfflman Mr Till Tillriian Tillman Tillthan
man who has just completed a term of service as lieutenant governor of ofSouth ofSouth ofSouth
South Carolina shot and killed in the streets of Columbia N G Gonzales Gonzalesthe Gonzalesthe Gonzalesthe
the editor of the Columbia State StateMr Statef StateMr
Mr f r Gonzales in the columns of Ms newspaper had made unrelent unrelenting unrelenting unrelenting ¬
ing war on the Tillmans TillmansDncle < fUncle Ben and Nephew Jim Jimon on the politi political political political ¬
cal machine they had constructed and on the inno innovations at ons they had wrought wroughtin
in South Carolina politics In the State campaign last fall in which whichNephew whichNephew whichNephew
Nephew Jim was w s defeated for the governorship certain charges brought broughtagainst broughtagainst broughtagainst I
against him by Mr Gonzales played an apparently decisive part Through Throughthat Througllthat Throughthat
that campaign the libeled candidate lamented loudly that he could not meet meetand meetand meetand
and chastise his lis accuser and a ld melodramatically described himself as a Pro Prometheus Prometbeus Proinethens ¬
metheus bound unable to beat off the vultures feasting on his vitals vitalsThe vitalsThe vitalsThe
The canvass over and Mr Tillman beaten the South Carolina public publiclooked publiclooked publiclooked
looked curiously cUliou y for a crisis in the feud Nose No e came for months Then sud suddenly suddenly anddenly ¬
denly the two men met on a Columbia sidewalk and the editor fell with a afatal af afataipistol
fatal f fataipistol tal pistol wound woundProbably woundProbably woundProbably
Probably the slayer himself will not contend that the charges made madeagainst madeagainst madeagainst
against him were not justified justifiedat at least in part His defense perhaps will willbe winbe willbe
be that the ordinary processes proce of a suit for libel could offer him no satisfy satisfying satisf satisfing satisfying ¬
ing reparation It was not so much the accusation as the animus of the theaccuser theaccuser theaccuser
accuser which moved him to seek a summary vengeance He will doubt doubtless doubtless doubtless ¬
less plead that his < honor was impugned and that the stain upon it could couldbe couldbe couldbe
be wiped out only in blood bloodWhen bloodThen bloodWhen
When Uncle U eBell Ben Tillman committed assault a sanIt and battery last winter winteron
on his colleague in the Senate Sen Senatethe tethe the Hon John L McLaurin 1fcLaunnheaIIcged McLaurinhe he alleged in inhis in11is inhis
his own defense that AngloSaxon ideals required him to answer a acharge ncharge acharge
charge of falsehood with a blow Nephew ephew Jim subscribed enthusiastically enthusiasticallyto
to this theory of roughandtumble retaliation retaliationBut retaliationBut retaliationBut
But in his own Ov l case he swallowed insult after insult still hot and andwaited andwaited andwaited
waited to kill his victim premeditatedly and in cold blood bloodWhat bloodYhat bloodVhat
What will a South Carolina jury have to say to this latest exploitation exploitationby
by the Tillmans of the right of individual vengeance vengeancel f Will it condone co done the thecrime thecriIlle thecrime
crime done in Columbia as merely one more sacrifice to the he fetish of of offended offended offended ¬
fended Southern honor honor7 Or will it through some soiqe verdict more in con consonance consonance consonance ¬
sonance with common wisdom stamp its disapproval on a practice which whichthough whichthough whichthough
though it clothes itself in certain specious pretenses of scruple and tradition tradi tradition tradition ¬
tion in reality challenges all respect for law and makes a mockery of ofnll ofnllour all allour a11our
our boasted progress progress in order and civilization civilizationYoung civilizationc civilizationy civi1izationYoungMens
c
Young y YoungMens lflg Mens M ns Christian Association AssociationUnsectarian AssociationUnsectarian AssociationUnsectarian
Unsectarian Unsectarian in Character character Democratic in Its Tendencies Tendenciesand T Tendenciesand ndencies ndenciesand
and a Training School for the Church of the Future FutureOne FutureI FutureOne FutureOne
I
One of the most striking religious developments of the century in this thiscountry tlliscountry thiscountry
country as well as one of the most characteristic is the Young Mens Iens Chris Christian Christian Christian ¬
tian Association It owes its being to the conviction on the part of many manyintelligent manyintelligent manyintelligent
intelligent members of the various Protestant sects that there is much muchgood muchgood muchgood
good in il what wh l has hasbeen been called cl1cdmuscular l1 d muscular Christianity In other words it ithas ithas ithas
has come to pass that organized organ 7ed efforts have been made by the churches to towin towin towin
win and hold young men as well as young oung women and to make young peo people peopIc peopie ¬
pie feel that they have an actual and important part in the life of the thechurch thechurch thechurch
church This is an idea comparatively new in religious history historyTo historyTo historyTo
To young girls the church is attractive because it appeals to the ideal idealism idealism idealism ¬
ism which is one of the strongest of their characteristics They delight delightin delightjn delightin
in beauty for its own sake and not seldom are are seeking more or less con consciously consciously eonseiously ¬
sciously for opportunities to serve others and live unselfishly Their home homelife homelife homelife
life encourages these traits The stronger the desire for beautiful living livingand livingand livingand
and unselfish service is in a young oung girl the more perfectly she will as a arule arnIe arule
rule suit her environment environmentTo
To the youth just entering life on the contrary contrn1 it is obvious that not notselfeffacement n notselfeffacement t tselfeffacement
selfeffacement but selfassertion not mere beauty of ideals but strength strengthof
of purpose are most essential and the old theology made little appeal to tosuch tosuch tosuch
such a youth because it required of him feelings and an ideals which were in inthe inthe inthe
the nature of things impossible and took no account of the real r al needs of his hislife hislife hislife
life SQ ib it came ame abapt ahouLhat Bal t the average erage man thought religion a very cry good goodthing goodthing goodthing
thing fQr for his mother motiler wifqr wi wifaprtcr qr sister tcr and took his is own as it filtered through throughthis thronghthis throughthis
this medium or let it alone as suited his purpose purposeThe purposeThe purposeThe
The great reformatory movement which began some fifty years ago agoand agoand agoand
and of which Charles Kingsley and Thomas Hughes were leading spirits in inEngland inEngland inEngland
England was destined to work a change in popular sentiment on this ques question question qucstion ¬
tion Kingsley and Hughes among Englishmen Phillips Brooks and his hisspiritual hisspiritual hisspiritual
spiritual kinsmen among Americans have preached with all their force the thedoctrine thedoctrine thedoctrine
doctrine of f a manly dtristiaaity Christi nit a religion which does things which hich means meansnot meansnot meansnot
not meek submission but vigorous action and reasonable reasoD3bIeJhi reasouablephiIoophy philosophy o8ophyy which whichmakes whichmakes whichmakes
makes a man not less le bntaaore effective in the work of the world varId The Thefruit Thefruit Thefruit
fruit of this new thoughtor thought or one of its fruits for it has colored our na national national uational ¬
tional life in more than one way 1aywas was the Young Mens Christian Associa Association Association ssoeia ssoeiation ¬
tion
That it took the form Ollll of an D organization was due to the general move movement mmJ mmJment movdment
ment in the direction of organization which is also characteristic of the thenineteenth tbenineteenthcenhuy theninetee
nineteenth nineteenthcenhuy ninetee thcenhu century We have organized charities hospitals intellectual riv rivfort rf rffort f ffort
fort the education of children and even social lifej life it was vas inevitable tha thareligious thai fllatreligious thaireligious
religious effort should also be organized organizedAlong organizedAlong organizedAlong
Along with jUt this tendency to organization ha gone a tendency to the thebreaking tIlebreaking thebreaking
breaking dowiiof down of sectarian barriers and hence it came about that the theYoung theYoung theYoung
Young Mens Christian Association embraced members of all churches and andthereby any anythereby amithereby
thereby grew stronger It has been in fact a democratic < and unsec unsectarian unscctarian unsectarian
tarian meeting place for young men who were in earnest in their religious religiouslife religiouslife religiouslife
life a means of providing social life for many without social connections connectionsin
in large largciti cities citi s and in i some SOlnescMea sense a training school for the church of the th fu future future future ¬
ture It must be admitted by its severest critic that without it young men menwould menwould menT menwould
T would in the majority of cases have dropped out of the churches and if the thechurch theehurch thechurch
church of the future js to be stronger and not weaker than the church of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the past pB if it is to possess virility and am energy energ as well WClll1S as wise v C conservatism conservatismand conservatismand conservatismand
and sweetness this is certainly much for any association to have accom accomplished accomplished aecornpushed ¬
plished plishedWHAT plishedWHAT pushedWHATTHEYMUSTN
WHAT WHATTHEYMUSTN THEY MUSTNT MUSTN T PRINTIN RUSSIA
In Russia newspapers are forbidden forbiddenwithout forbiddenwithout forbiddenwithout
without special permission to publish publishmost pUblishmost publishmost
most humble addresses addr to the Em Emperor Emperor Emperor ¬
peror or even eve II rumors that such ad addresses addresses sddresses ¬
dresses haJre e been presented or are be being being beIng ¬
ing prepared prep red any DY news whatever con concerning concerning concernin ¬
cerning cernin the army or navy anything anythingwhatever anythingwhateverreIattncto anythingwhatever
whatever whateverreIattncto relating to the forces em employed employed employed ¬
ployed for guarding the Chinese Chine e Eastern EasternRailway EMternRailway EasternRailway
Railway in Manchuria or to the send sending HDdIng sendlag ¬
ing of Russian agents enta to Persia two twosignificant twoigniJieant twosiguifleant
significant and characteristic iremInformation irem hJI1Iinformation iemsInformation
Information ooacorntac CQJIcerJd g disorders in col colleges colleges eelleges ¬
leges and universities and the suppres suppression suppresnon uppres uppresGlon ¬
sion non of the same me news of arrests of
political criminals descriptions of the thecriminals thecriminal thecriminals
criminals or news of their punishment punishmentinformation punishmentinformation punishmentinformation
information concerning strikes lock lockouts lockouts lockouts ¬
outs or other industrial disturbances disturbancesnews li histurbancesnews turbances turbancesnews
news of epidemic diseases such as a the theplague theplague theplague
plague cholera and typhus in Russia Russiaor
or adjacent countries any appeal or 0 In Invitation invitation Invitation ¬
vitation for subscriptions sub eriptlonlS to any fund fundwhatever fundwhatever fundwhatever
whatever any news of the governments governmentsaction goyernmentaaction governmentsaction
action toward religious dissenters or orcriticisms orcriticisms orcriticisms
criticisms of the Holy Synods action actiontoward acUontoward actiontoward
toward Count Tolstoy or news of deal dealings dealiugs deallugs ¬
lugs in stocks after after the hour legally legallyfixed legaUyftxed legally1ixei
fixed for the closing of the exchange exchangeNew exchangeNew exchangeNew
New York Tribune
THE THEPSYGHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY OF GAMBLING GAMBLINGBy
By Professor Piocssor HERBERT Hh1 ER T G LORD L ORD > Psychological Department Columbia University
1 Uk OF US UShflo have some of tho instincts of the th high highwayman hlghI highwayman
I I wayman Wo like to take something from somebody somebodyHence somebodyU
U t
Hence there is In you and In me tho gambling gamblinginstinct gambllnginstInct gamblinginstinct
instinct instinctFurthermore instInctFurthern1Qre instinctFurtherutore
Furthermore we all crave excitement It is said saidthat saidthat saidthat
that a remedy for indigestion is excitement We Ve have thatwithin that thatwithin thatwithIn
within us which needs every now and again to be set setquivering setquiverIng setquivering
quivering For instance I go to hear Paderewski play the thepiano thepIano tilepiano
piano because he can get getrom from the piano an expression expressionof
of his own soul which strIke an answering chord in my mySome myown myown
own
Some persons gratify this craving for excitement in games gamesof gamesof gamesof
of chance and they win or lose the stake for which they play
There Is a very ery great difference between b tween playing for that In Internal Internal internal ¬
ternal quiver and professional gambling But in either case caseit euloCIt caseIt
it is the excess to which hleh the desire carries one that works Orb the theharm theh theharm
harm h rm rather than the thing Itself Excess In anything will willwork willwork 11l 11lwork
work you harm If I you carry the desire to make mae money to toexcess toexcess toexcess
excess where will it bring you To paradise paradl e I hope but butwe butwe butwe
we haVe it on high authority that it wont wontla wontIs ont ontIs
Is there any remedy for the evils of gambling gam llMg1 Is It to be befound befound befound
found in the law I think not Or In religion reIIgf n Maybe to loa loacertain a acertain acertain
certain extent But we shall not find the real remedy until untilthrough unlllthrough untilthrough
through education we learn to balance our instincts one oneagainst oneagainst oneagainst
against the other and passion with passion HL88i9n until we hare harean bavean havean
an adjustment ot all
I
Reflections Releeions on tfye tIe Money Mone Powez PowezSwJlcilz77 c cSvmtfmffig J JS07Jzctlcing
Svmtfmffig SwJlcilz77 Else ivi i zii Unman Existence Besides tlie Pursuit P1trs tit of 0 the t ctAl1Jtighfyfli A A6rngh1y lnngMy D tiffl tifflBy tlllYYjl 1Zir 1ZirBy 0
By a Times Reader
t = i HE United States is today acknowledged to be the theI theIi 1
1 TF Ii I richest country on the globe Its It growth during the thelast thelast I Ilast
last quarter of a n century has been phenomenal in infact infact I Ifacl
fact is without a parallel in the annals of civilized nations nationsThis nationsThis I
This fact becomes more startling when we realize that thatthe thatthe I I II Ithe
the United States is practically in an embryonic condition of ofdevelopment ofdevelopment ofdevelopment
development This rapid increase of r the money power BUg suggests BUggests snggests ¬
gests in the light of history possible po sIble dangers the propor proportions proportions proportions ¬
tions of which we are not likely to accurately measure measureThe measureThe measureThe
The mania for the worship of Mammon runs In the An AngloSaxon AngloSaxon AngbSaxon ¬
gloSaxon blood Moreover we occifjy occty the north temper temperate temperato temperat ¬
ate at zone zoneS the bait of greatest human activity We are areoverstrenuous areoverstrenuous ar aroverstrenuous
overstrenuous and this trait has already materialized In a anew anew anew
new form of American malady known as neurasthenia neurastheniaWe neurasthenIaYe neurastheniaWe
We Ye are living in an age of tremendous combines with withour wIthour withour
our first billion dollar trust In an age characterized by bythe bythe bythe
the pooling of Issues and disproportionate fortunes and anduntil anduntii anduntIl
until we become a race of angels we may use this concen concentrated concentrated concentrated ¬
trated power as a means of unChristian oppression Croesus
was tho plutocrat of ancient times yet historically he hewas hewas hewas
was possessed of but eight millions millionsIs
Is our growth proportionate There is something else elsein elsein elsein
in human existence besides the pursuit of the almighty dol dollar dolJar do1lar ¬
lar Matthew Arnold once referred to Chicago as being in ina Ina ina
a condition of beastly prosperity Jefferson Davis prophe prophesied prophesied prophesled ¬
sied that the coming danger to our institutions would be the themoney themon themoney
money mon y power Better than the aristocracy arl tocracy of birth or orwoalth orroaItb orraalth
woalth is the aristocracy of a brains Better that Inventive Inventivegenius Inventivegenius Inventivegenius
genius that indomitable courage that fa fashions hIOB8 stalwart stalwartmanhood stalwartmanhood stalwartmanhood
manhood for our our Temple of Fame FameIn FameIn FameIn
In the light of history the richest nation is not the thestrongest thestrongest thestrongest
strongest Rather is that nation most enduring endurl g that devel develops develops ¬
ops proportionately along the lines of o morality and spiritu spirituality spirituality spirituality ¬
ality The Thetruth truth lies midway between extremes As between betweenthe betweenthe betweenthe
the tramp and multimillionaire the middle classes are aretoday aretoday aretoday
today the bulwark of our free republican institutions and andby andby andby
by their thelrintem intelligent ent conservatism will keen kee the scales of ofjustice ofjustice ofjustice
justice more nearly at an even balance b 1ance
IIN IN THE COURTS AND CAPITALS CAPITALSOF OF THE OLD WORLD WORLDPrince WORLDPrin WORLDPrince
WORLDI I
Prince Prin e Rene Has Has Become a Jesuit JesuitKing King Edward Quietly Questions Grant of Knighthood Conferred Conferredon
on Surgeon SurgeonQueen Queen Marguerite to Move to Turin Turi TurinDiscontent Discontent While in Rome RomeKing King of Italy ItalyCeases ItalyCeases
I
Ceases Efforts to Recover Galleys of Tiberius
Bourbon Prince P ncea a Jesuit JesuitPrince Jesuit JesuitPrince JesuitPrince
Prince Rene of Bourbon younger son sonof sonor sonof
of the Count of Caserta pretender preteBder to tothe tothe tothe
the throne of Naples has despite the thevigorous thevigorous thevigorous
vigorous opposition oppo ilion of his hisfatber father and rel relatives relatives relatives ¬
atives entered the Society Soclel of Jesus Jesusbeing Jesusbeing Jesusbeing
being the first scion of royalty and andprince amIprince andprince
prince of the blood to become a mem member member memher ¬
ber of that most powerful and influ influential influential Influential ¬
ential of all religious fraternities tim tneOrder tIlt tIltOrder timOrder
Order of the Jesuits The prince is the thebrother thebrotber thebrother
brother of the Prince of the Asturlaa Asturlaahusband Asturia5husband Asturiashusband
husband of the th heir apparent to the theSpanish theSpanish theSpanish
Spanish throne and mentor mentor of his bro brotherinlaw brotherinIaw brotherinlaw ¬
therinlaw King Alfonso XIII with withwhom withwhom withwhom
whom he lives and over whom he pos possesses possesses peasessea ¬
sesses boundless Influence Somewhat Somewhatunjustly Somewhatunjustly Somewhatunjustly
unjustly the Prince of the Aaturias has hasever hageyer hasever
ever since his marriage been denounced denouncedby dcnouncedby denouncedby
by the Liberals by the Radicals So Socialists Socialists Socialfsts ¬
cialists and Republicans in Spain as asreactionary asreactionary asreactionary
reactionary and ultraclerical and these theseattacks theseattacks theseattacks
attacks are certain to become Intensified Intensifiedwhen intensifiedwhen intensifiedwhen
when It is known that his brother has hasbecome hasbecome hasbecome
become a Jesuit priest priestMust priestMust priestMust
Must Grant Titles Discreetly DiscreetlyLord DiscreetlyLord DiscreetlyLord
Lord Dudley has I hear hca been be n quietly quietlyand qJiet qthetly qthetlyand y yand
and kindly taken to task by the KIng for forhaving forhaving forhaving
having knighted the surgeon who per performed performed performed ¬
formed the successful operation for ap appendicitis appendicitis appendicitis ¬
pendicitis upon the countess It has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been pointed out to him that he ought oughtpreviously oughtprevIously oughtpreviously
previously to have obtained the consent consentof
of the sovereign sovereignThe sovereignThe sovereignThe
The viceroy of Ireland Is the only onlysubject oBlysubject onlysubject
subject of the monarch who hat the theright therIght theright
right to confer knighthoods a preroga prerogative prerogative prerogatire ¬
tive which the viceroy of India does not notenjoy notenJoy notenjoy
enjoy only investing people with th thhonor the thtfhonor thehonor
honor when specially sp ClalIy and officially offici81I com commissioned commissioned cornmissioned ¬
missioned to do so by the sovereign sovereignBut sovereignBut sovereignBut
But ever since slI1C a former Duke of Rich Richmond Richmond Richmend ¬
mond in an afterdinner drunken freak freakknighted Creakknighted freakknighted
knighted the boots of an Inn at Limer Ltmerick Limerick Limerbk
ick where he had stopped for the night nightduring nightduring nightduring
during a vice Ice regal progress through throughIreland throughIrelandthe throughIrelandthe
Ireland Irelandthe the boots becoming thereby Sir SirPatrick SirPatrick SirPatrick
Patrick Murphy and his wife a dish dishwasher dishwasher dishusher ¬
washer of the establishment becoming becomingLady becom1ngLady becomingLady
Lady Murphy Murphythe the crown has always in insisted insisted innisted ¬
sisted on the viceroy at Dublin obtain obtaining dbtalnlag blainlng ¬
lag its sanction and consent before con coaferlng confeing confaring
faring knighthoods knighthoodsThis knIgbthoodsThIs kniglithoodsThis
This however will not Interfere with withthe wIththe withthe
the validity of the honor bestowed by byLord byLord byLord
Lord Dudley upon the surgeon to whose whoseskill whoseskl1I whoseskill
skill he owes the life of his wife For Forthe Fortile Forthe
the King appreciating the motives motiveswhich motiveswhich motiveswhich
which prompted the viceroy in the mat matIn mstIn matIn
In the Public Eye EyeLieutenant EyeLlentenant EyeLieutenant
Lieutenant General Sir Drury Cumra CumraDruryLowe CunonDruryLowe CursonDruryLowe
DruryLowe who Is seventytwo enter entered entered entered ¬
ed the Seventeenth Lancers as cornet in in1S54
1S54 and served in the Crimea and the theIndian tbtIndian theIndian
Indian mutiny He commanded the regi regiment regiment regimnent ¬
ment in the Zulu campaign of 1879 the thecavalry tI1Ccayalry thecavalry
cavalry in the Boer War Var of 18812 and lnd a acavalry acaalry acavalry
cavalry division in the Egyptian cam campaign campaign cantpaign ¬
paign of 1882 For the last service he heceived re received received ¬
ceived the K C B and the thanks of ofboth ofboth ofboth
both houses of parliament parliamentProf parlIamentProf parliamentProf
Prof T C Hopkins of the Syracuse SyracuseN
N Y University will win sail for Europe Europein
in May to gather material for the com completion completion cornpletion ¬
pletion of a new textbook on geology geologywhich geologwhicll geologywhich
which he Is now preparing lIe will willstudy willstudy 111 111study
study particularly the volcanic fields of ofsouthern otsouthern ofsouthern
southern Italy and France the th glaciers glaciersof
of Switzerland and the composition of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the building stones st nes with reference to totheir totheir totheir
their durability durabilityDr
Dr John Todbuntcr the author of A AStudy AStudr AStudy
Study of Shelley several poems and andplays amIplas andplays
plays and a Life of Sarsfleld Is slx slxtythrea slxtythrei abctythree
tythrea He Is a native of Dublinwas Dublinwaseducated Dublin was wascuded waseducated
educated at Trinity Trinlt College Dublin and andobtained andobtained uuIobtained
obtained his medical degree there His Hisfirst Hisfirst Hisfirst
first wife was a sister sister to Sir Robert RobertBall RobertBaU RobertBall
Ball the astronomer Before traveling
ter has notified his sanction s action of the thehonor thebonor thehonor
honor honorFrom bonorFrom honorFrom
From Rome to Turin TurinQueen TurinQueen TurinQueen
Queen Marguerite is about to transfer transferher transferher transferher
her residence from Rome to Turin the theancient theancient
1 ancient capital of Piedmont and where wherethe wherethe here herethe
the members of the house of Savoy al always always xlways ¬
ways feel much more at home than at atRome atRome atRome
Rome She is In negotiation for the ac acquisition acquisition acquisition ¬
quisition of a large and handsome pal pallace palace palace
lace ace at Turin and will from henceforth henceforthI bencoferthspend henceforthspend
I spend the winters there making it her herchief belchief herchief
chief residence paying only occasional occasionalvisits occaai occasionalvisits aal aalvJsits
visits to the Eternal City CitySeveral CitySeveral CitySeveral
Several things have contributed to tocause tocause
cause her to decide upon this step In Inthe Inthe
the first place she feels that at Turin Turinshe Turinshe
she would be the leading personage personagethe penonagethe personagethe
the No 1 of the place and would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe
be able to hold a court of her own in instead instead ¬
stead of being reduced to a subsidiary subsidiaryrole subaldiaryrole
role as at Rome Then too the rela relations reIntions ¬
tions between Marguerite and the King Kingand Kingand Kingand
and Queen are very far from being as ascordial ascordial ascordial
cordial as they were formerly There Therehave Therehave
have been differences dur rences between the royal royalwidow royalwidow royalwidow
widow and her daughterinlaw on the thesubject thesubject thesubject
subject of the latters children and fric friction friction frictlon ¬
tion with the King about abaut political po f cal mat matters matters matters ¬
ters tersState tersState tersState
State and Personal Questions QuestionsMarguerite QuestionsMarguerite Questions QuestionsMarguerite
Marguerite Is too much devoted to toGermany toGermany toGermany
Germany and to the Triple Alliance Allianceor AllianceorwhIch Allianceofwhich of ofwhich
which she was one of the authors authorsto authorstoreUsh authorstorelish to torelish
relish her sons leanings toward Russia Russiashe Russiashe Russiahe
she he is bitterly opposed to the divorce divorcemeasure divorcemeasure divorcemeasure
measure to which the government governmentstands governmentstands governmentstands
stands committed and otherwise disap disapproves disapproves disapproves ¬
proves of the numerous reforms which whichhe whichhe whichhe
he has Inaugurated at court many of ofher ofber ofher
her friends and proteges having been beendismissed beendismissed beendismissed
dismissed Finally she is a very cry re religious religious religious ¬
ligious woman and her piety has be become become become ¬
come still more pronounced since her herwidowhood herwidowhood herwidowhood
widowhood She Is therefore anxious to tomake tomake tomake
make her peace with the church and andappreciates andappreciates andappreciates
appreciates that this will nl be difficult difficultas
as long as she continues to frequent at atRome atRome atRome
Rome that Quirinal palace pala e which 11Ich Is sub subjected subjected subjecteil ¬
jected to the Papal ban If she aban abandoncd abandoned abanloncd
doncd the Eternal City and took up her herresidence herresidence herresidence
residence at Turin she would give give no nooffense nooJense nooffensto
offense offensto to the Vatican and become just justas justas justas
as much an honored and andreered revered daugh daughter daughter daughter ¬
ter of of the church as her widowed sister sisterjinlaw sisterinlaw sisterInlaw
jinlaw inlaw Princess Clothtlde Bonaparte Bonapartewhose Bonapartewhose Bonapartewhose
whose castle of Moncalleri Is In the vi vli vicinity vicinity
i cinity of Turin Turinabroad Turinabroad Turinabroad
abroad and an finally settling down in Lon London London London ¬
don be practiced as a medical doctor doctorin doctorIn doctorIn
in Dublin and was professor of English Englishliterature Englishliterature Englishliterature
literature In a ladies college In that thatcity thatcity thatcity
city
SCAPEGOAT SCAPEGOATo
0 Night Wind who dost bleat about my myway myway myway
way wayBe wayDe wayBe
Be thou the scapegoat of my misspent misspentday mIsspentday misspentday
day dayFor dayFor dayFor
For ill Ive done for good let by byI byI
I put my hands upon the buoyant air airTo airTo airTo
To thee transfer my guilt commit my mycaro m mcarc mycare
care caroAnd carcAnd careAnd
And bid thee to the desert fly flySeek flySeek flySeek
Seek thou some waste bespread of sand sandor sandMmo sandor
or Mmo MmoWhere snow snowWhere snowWhere
Where men dwell not nor birds nor uorflowers norflowers
flowers grow growWhere growWhere growWhere
Where winds themselves to silence silencedie sHencedie silencedie
die dieOr dieOr
Or find some daafwalled sightless cave caveMolded caveMolded caveMolded
Molded of ancient fire or hewn by wave waveAnd w ivaveAnd ve veAmI
And there my past transgressions cry crySo crySo crySo
So shall I rise when next the Great GreatHigh GreatHigh Great111gb
High Priest PriestShall PriestSha PrIestShall
Shall Sha light the days burnt offering inthe inthe In Ini
i the East EastTo EastTo EastTo
To strive strIveagainfnclng again againfacing facing the sky skyJohn skyJohn skyJohn
John FInley in Century Centuryi
i
t
Must Leave Galleys Ga1IeysThOse GalleysThose f fThose
Those interested Intero too in archaeological ex exploration ecpIoraHan axploration ¬
ploration will be sorry to hear that thatKing tbatKing thatKing
King Victor Emmanuel and his govern government govern government governmacnt ¬
ment have decided to abandon all fur further further furtiler ¬
ther attempts to recover the galleys oC oCTiberius otTiberius ofTiberius
Tiberius from the bottom of Lake Neml Nemlwhere Nemlwbere Neatwhere
where they have lain submerged for i
2000 years yt > ars It may be remembered that thatafter thataiter thatafter
after fruitless attempts to float these thesehuge tb thesehuge 8e 8ehuge
huge boats or floating palace In 1460 1460In 1490in l4O l4Oin
In 1535 in 1S27 and 1S95 lS9 a scheme was wassubmitted wassubmitted wassubmitted
submitted to the government for recur recovering reeovil recurering ¬
ering il the galleys by temporarily drain draining drainI dra4ni ¬
ing I lg g the lake which I Is situated ia the theAlban theI1ban thet1ban
Alban Hills HillsThe HUlsThe HillsThe
The Immeise mmeie expense of this project projectthe projectthe proeetthe
the Injury to the villages oa the shores S shoresof Or68 Or68or j jof
of the lake the fact that the boats boatsare boat boatare boatsare
are buried in the silt and mud and the thecertainty thecertainty thecertainty
certainty that It recovered they will willwithin winwithin willwithin
within the space of three or four years yearsbe yearsbe yearsbe
be disintegrated and destroyed by at atmospheric atmospheric atrnospheric ¬
mospheric influences Inftuencesthe the fate of the thefiagments thefragments thefragments
fragments and relics recovered by divers diversia diversin diversin
in 1895 18i li5havo have decided the King and gov government government government ¬
ernment to abandon the scheme aDd to todetermine todetermine todetermine
determine that no further attempts shall shallbe shallbe thallbe
be made to recover or disturb the gal ¬
leys of Tiberius TiberiusA
A Dukedom for a Woman WomanKing WomanKing VommKIng
King Alfonso XIII has offered a adukedom adukedom adukedom
dukedom to the daughter of the late lateSenor lateSenor lateSenor
Senor Sagasta for so many years the thepremier thepremier thepremIer
premier and leading statesman In Spain SpainThis SpainThis SpainThis
This daughter is the only surviving survivingchild survivingclaUd survivingchild
child of old Sagasta whose wife and andonly andonly andonly
only son died some years ago She Sheis Sheis Sheis
is married to Senor Merino andersec andersecretary undersecretary underseeretary
retary of state of the interior depart department department departmeat ¬
ment and has two little children the theelder tbeelder theeIder
elder of whom hom would inherit her duke dukedom dukedom dukedorn ¬
dom If she decides upon accepting the theproffered theprotCerel theproffered
proffered distinction distinctionWhile dhiUnctlonWhile distinctionWhile
While on the > one hand her modest modestfortune modestfortune modestfortune
fortune and the retired retired life which she sheleads sheleads sheleads
leads may cause her to hesitate about abouttaking abouttaking abouttaking
taking the dukedom duke om the advantage advantagewhich advantagewblch advantagewhich
which It carries with it of enabling her herto herto herto
to perpetuate the honored name of her herfather berfather herfather
father which would otherwise become becomeextinct belomeextinct becomeextinct
extinct may lead her to accept it She Shewould Shewould SheWOttlI
would become Duchess Ducht > ss of Sagasta her herhusband herhusband herhusband
husband by virtue of Spanish custom customDuke customDuke j jDnkc
Duke Sagasta and her firstborn would wouldinherit wouldinllerit wouldInherit
inherit the name and title in lieu of ofthat oftbat ofthat
that of Merino
31ARQUISE MARQU r DE FOXTEXOY FOXTEXOYUnconsidered FOITEXOYUnconsidered FOXTEovUnconsideied
Unconsidered Trifles TriflesTheosophical TliflesTheosop11ical TriflesTheosophiical
Theosophical Subtleties SubtletiesThey SubtletiesThey SubtletiesThey
They call Mrs Tlagley The Purple PurpleMother PurpleMother PinpIeMother
Mother MotherUmph MotherUmpil MotherUmpll
Umph I wonder it Mr TIngley is the theGreen theGroen theGreen
Green Father
A ANew New Ailment AilmentSo
So Mr Roseleaf Is ill in bed Whats Whatstlie WbatstIw Whatsthe
the matter matterThe matterThe matterThe
The doctor decided j Ms optimism is isbadly 18badly isbadly
badly strained He has Insisted for three threemonths threemonths threemonths
months that the coal situation would be berelieved berelieved berelieved
relieved immediately immediatelyAn In1med1atelyAn immediatelyAn
An Airy Costume CostumeThe CostumeThe CostumeThe
The paper says that Mrs Go1dborough Goldsborough Golds Goldsborough
borough was at the opera last night nightrind nIghtnd nightand
rind nd wore Ore ropes of magnificent pearls pearlswith pearlswith pearlswith
with an air of pride but butWell butT butWell
Well WellDont WellDont T ell Y YDont
Dont you think its odd o d that they theydidnt theydIdnt theydidnt
didnt say anything about her gown gownNot gownu gownuNot gownNot
Not so very I was there and the thegown thegown thegown
gown was wa nothing to speak speako speakoA of ofA ofA
A Scientific Mystery MysteryHeres MysteryHeres hIysteryHeres
Heres a scientist that says that thatthoughts U1atthoughts thatthoughts
thoughts have color colorDid colorDid colorDid
Did he say sa what the tb fashionable fas1lon le color colorwas colorwas colorwas
was this year eariu
Current Current Political Polit caI Talk
Johnson J ohns n Quiescent QuiescentAfter QuiCStentAfler QuiescentAfter
After the severe drubbing which he hereceived horeceived O OrecellOI
received last November while acting as asgeneral a6eneral asgeneral
general eneral manager of the campaign of the thepreacherpolitician thepreacherpollU til tilpreacherpolitician
preacherpolitician preacherpollU lan Bigelew for seare IIe seoretary r rta11 j
tary of state Lh In b Hon Tom Johnson Jobn8OCleYe JohnsonClevelands j
Clevelands CleYe ands embonpoint frn onpolnt mayor ban banj ha habetaken habetaken
j betaken himself to his tent with the thedeclaration thedeClaration thedeclaration
declaration that not even a gubernato gubernatorial gubernatorial gubernatorial
rial hunt will 111 Induct Ind w him to come forth forthThe forthThE forthThe
The mayor Is too busy with several severaldifferent severaldllrernt severaldikereut
different varieties of trouble in the Ohio Ohiometropolis Oblometropolis Ohiometropolis
metropolis The Th mantle of Bryan which whichwas whichwan hJeh hJehW88
was placed upon the shoulders of the themayor themtyor themayor
mayor by the Nebraskan tecame t ame some somewhat somewhat ome omewhat
what mussed mtJS8c < l and torn In the recent recentstruggle recentstruggle recentstruggle
struggle in Ohio and a ld needs a little littlecleaning lIltleceaulng littlecleaning
cleaning dyeing and an pressing b before for iti itiis it itis itis
is suitable AUit ble to be e worn again In public publicWhen pubtlcWlMn publicWhen
When first he put it on and adjusted the thegarment theljarL1ent thegarment
garment to fit his dwn obesity the Hon HonTom HonTorn HonTorn
Torn viewed himself admiringly in the themirror themirror themirror
mirror ef publicity and sallied allied forth in inthe Inthe Inthe
the belief that that it was an Invulnerable Invulnerableelaak InYUlnerableelNLk inrInerhIeclask
elaak which he might wear straight to tothe totbeW tothe
the tbeW White ite House HouseToga HouseToga HouseToga
Toga OldFashioned OldFashionedSince OldFashionedSince OldFashionedSince
Since then the mayor has rn learned that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the toga is oldfashioaed oldfashl ned and out of ofstyle otSlyl ofstyl
style Slyl and needs much remodeling before beforehe beforehe beforehe
he is i able to appear In It and be pre presentable presentable proseatable ¬
sentable A change has come over the thespirit diespirit thespirit
spirit of 0 the mayor and he has decided decidedte decidedt8
te devote some tt 1e time tu tt the business businessthe of ofthe ofthe
the office to which he was elected and andabandon andabandon andabandon
abandon for a while the conduct of ofthe oftheuniverse the theuniverse theuniverse
universe including the small portion of ofthe orthe ofthe
the world outside of o the Staa Sta of Ohio OhioHis OhioHis OhioHis
His recdnt experience has gained him himthe himtbe himthe
the knowledge that even his swift run ruualng runnIng running
nIng Red Devil automobile is not a aspeedy asPfedy aspeedy
speedy enough vehicle to enter the gu gubernatorial gubernatorial gubernatorlal ¬
bernatorial race and it would be neces necessary necessary necesstry ¬
sary for him to enter and win in order orderto orderto orderto
to be eligilbe for entrance into the thePresidential thePrt thePresidential
Presidential Prt > sidenUal handicap bau icap next year So the theHon theHon theHon
Hon Tom has retreated to his tent not notto notto notto
to emerge until he devises a new new method methodof
of attracting th the j eye of the public publicEannas pub1tcHannas publicBannas
Eannas Constituents ConstituentsThe ConstituentsThe
The lily whites of Alabama have havebolted bayeboIted havebolted
bolted the Administration and announc announced anl1ounced azthounced ¬
ed that their the r candidate for the Presi Presidency Presidency Presideaey ¬
dency In 1904 Is the th Hon Marcus A AHanna ABanna AHanna
Hanna They are not numerous and andnot amlnot antinot
not Influential for the reason that when whenthe whenthe whenthe
the Federal pie which is the only sort sortof sortoC sortof
of nutrition upon which they thrive is isremoved isremoved isremoved
removed from the the counter there is noth nothing nothing nothing ¬
ing left upon which they may ay feed and andthey andthey andthey
they disperse like a motley mob be before before before ¬
fore a regiment of bayonets However Howeverthey Howeyerthey Howeverthey
they have assembled as embled and resoluted re oIuted that thatan tbatan thatan
an Administration which recognizes reiX1gulz fi the theblack theblack theblack
black and tans is not the Admin Administration AdminIstration ¬ 1 1letration
istration for them and that henceforth henceforthor
or until they see It to their interest interestto
to do oherwise oherwIsethey they are pledged to t the theOhio theOhio theOhio
Ohio Senator The fact that these Ala Alabama Alabama Alabama ¬
bama Republicans disgruntled because becausethey beeau becausethey e ethey
they have not been able to obtain a few fewfat fewtat fewfat
fat offices would probably not be espe especially espaally espeemIly ¬
emIly ally significant were It not that there thereis thereis thereIs
is a bitter fight in progress for su supremacy supremacy supremed ¬
premacy in three or four Southern States Statesbetween Statesbetween
between the white mans Republican par party party party ¬
ty and the tbeorganlzatiOxt organization which following followingthe followingthe
the language Ia guage of the Constitution CODstitu onm makes makesno mak makno k kDO
no distinction as to race color or pre previous pr prvious prenoes ¬
vious noes condition of servitude in the mat matter matter mattar ¬
ter of its membership membershipWhere membershipWhere membershipWhere
Where Danger Lies LiesWhile LiesWhile LiesWhile
While it Is not a settled fact that the thelily thelily thelily
lily whites will send the Alajwmra Alajwmradelegation AI AJaaxaa AJaaxaadelegation ina inadt
delegation dt > legaUon to the next Republican na national national antional ¬
tional convention their action indicates
AGUINALDOS APPEAL FOR A BANK BANKHis
f fHis
His Demands lihouh Extravagant Yet Ought to too Be Treated TreatedWith TreatedWith TreatedWith
With Fairness
The onetime President of the Fill Filipino Fillpine ¬
pino Republic is In a better business businessthan businessthan
than directing Insurrection In urrecUoJ > against his hislawful hisla hislawful
lawful la ful Government His address to toGovernor toGovernor
Governor Taft which hen hll been b en trans transmitted traitsnutted ¬
mitted itted to Congress and of which we wepublished wepublished
published the text yesterday Is I a really reallyimpressive reallyImpressIve
impressive document worthy In both bothpurport bothpurport
purport and style of serious considers consideration considerstion ¬
tion The picture which it draws of the thecondition = he hecondition hecondition
condition of the Philippines Is appall appalling appalllug ¬
lug and unhappily therE is only too toogood toogood
good reason for fearing it is in the main maintrue maintrue maintrue
true The ravages of tar jar have been beenfollowed beenfollowed
followed by pestilence fa fallng ling upon man manand manand
and beast and by famine Agriculture Agricultureindustry Agricultureindustry
industry and commerce are all ham hampered hampored ¬
pered If 1 not actually prostrated and andthe andthe andthe
the people seem not to have within wjthinthemselves withinthemselves ithin
of ofstrength ofstrength
themselves a sufficient reserve
strength to raise themselves out of oftheir oftheir
their wretched wretch d plight plightIt
It may be truthfully said that these theseevils theseeils theseevils
evils were largely brought upon the theislands theislands
islands by the very insurgents whom whomMr whomMr wheatMr
Mr Aguinaldo once led and Incite Incitetheir nctel ncteltheir > 1 r rthalldeadl
their thalldeadl deadly work It was thr th r Icing lolngthat lJlugtbRt Icingthat
that the islands were so w3ly ray ravaged r rayaged V Vaged ¬
aged by war and It was from those thoseravages thoseravages thoseravages
ravages that the other woes in treat sreatmeasure zraatmeasur treatmeasuro
measure arose Nevertheless it would wouldnot wouldnot wouldnot
not to do to let the Filipinos stew st W in inthoir intholr intheir
their own OV l juice uice as various antlina
V
SENATOR VESTS READY WIT WITBrought WiTBrought
Brought Into Play to the tlieDiscomfiture Discomfiture Db omfiture of a Discourteous is iscourteouEr iscourteouErV < ourteo sE Editor tor
V I
revives an anec anecdote anecdot arecdote ¬
A Missouri paper
Vests readi readiness readiness readiuses ¬
dote dot illustrating Senatqr
ness of wit and sarcasm On one occa occasion occasion occaslon ¬
sion twentysix years ago the dough doughty doughty doughty ¬
with withcrushing withcrushing withcrushing
ty littte Senator used this gift
crushing effect on a man who Inter Interrupted interrupteI interrupteI ¬
rupteI him while he was making a aspeech aspeech aspeech
speech In the Johnson JobB9 n county coart coartboue cO1rtboue cotirthoue
boue at Warrensburg tile home lOme of his hiscolleague hiscoUeague hiscollegue
colleague Senator Cockrell CockrellThe CockrelLThe CockrellThe
The room was packed Vest was 18Sspeaking wasspeaking j jspeaking
vela velawhen vinwhen veinwhen
speaking in a particularly happy
when a Warrensburs editor who did not notlike JotUke ot otlike
like him arose and asked him a ques question questIon j jUon
tion It was courteously courteous answered and andthe andthe indthe
the editor followed it up with another anotherand anctl1erand anotherand
and another To the surprise of most of ofhis otbls ofhis
his hearers Senator Vest kept his his tem temper ternper em emper
per and continued to reply courteously courteouslyFinally eourteoH3lyFinal courteouslyFinally
Finally Final the editor asked a long longycr and andvery andvery
very ycr involved questIon questlouThp questIonTh questionThi
Thp Th Senator listened to t it with withme the thesame thesame
same me attention 8tlc tIon as he had given to those thosethat Uosethat thosethat
that preceded preceded It but just as he seemed seemedready seemedready seemedready
ready to reply orand and while whil says aa s Frank Fr nk
that tin AdmintotratioB mast te s a lit little 1 littie t ttie ¬
tie missionary work among aIIlOII < < the rival rivalbrothers rivalbrothers rivalbrothers
brothers in that section aDd nothing DOthtnKof is isof
of so JJ great assistance lstaDee la tl this sort sortmteeiowry BOrtmlHloRary sortmissionary >
missionary work as to be able Ie to dn doout dnout 1 1out
out BOW and then t eu a Federal appoint appointment appoinmeat appotncmeat ¬
meat It to said too dIM die Virginia Virginiaorganization Virginiaorganlzatloa Virginiaorgsnlzatloa
organization stands ready to follow toll w th thexample t1H t1Huuft thiexample
example < < uuft le set by the Alabaiatons Ala and aDdpreu ev evpreas e eprose
prose its fondness tor Senator Haaaa n ncs nCAN acase
cs CAN Ute appointments which Jdeh are now nowsoon nows nowsoon
soon s on to be made are not la 1 accord with withIts wi withits t h hfl
Its fl wishes This would ao doubt start startaa startan startan
an open revolt ia I the Seats which whichnight whichmight whichmight
might at least cause some so aaaoyanr aaaoyanraad lUUIOyanalMl suoyanand < >
and uapleaMi uplealNLue ta s espeeUHr especl l7 bouH about aboutthe shoultthe bouHthe
the AdmlBtotraUon Admlnt UaUft Ignore the t e lilY lilrwhites lilYhltetl liltwhites
whites hltetl la tao North Caroliao Caroll oIie appoint appointments appointJaenUs appointmeats ¬
meats now pending pendingKeans peadlJICKeans peisflaKeans
Keans Fight FightThere Fig FightThere t tThere
There are indication a ptentr J eatT that the theHon tl1eHon theHon
Hon John Kean Senator See imm Ir few Jer Jersey JerIieY Jersoy ¬
soy will save ye the ftgkt A IIC oC M ate life Ife on onbis onhis onIsIs
his hands AD S next year to RetIre veeur eisr a a re reelection r relectlcn yeelection ¬
election to the Senate Alroaar Ak factions factionsare facJtlonsare factionsare
are forming and If the reports received receivedfrom receivedfrom receivedfrom
from the Capital City of 0 the true blue blueState blueStAte blueState
State are to be credited be will be bit bitterly bitterly bitterly ¬
terly opposed by Governor Franklin FranklinMurphy Franklinturphy FranklinMurphy
Murphy and State Senator Edward EdwardStokes EdwardStokes EdwardStokes
Stokes of Cumberland Cumberla d county 5iUfltY for the thehonor thehonor thehonor
honor Governor Murphys opp opposition aItton to toSenator toSenator toSenator
Senator Kean is already too pronounced pronouncedto uODounct > d dto
to be mistaken That M b has been work workIng WorkIng worklag
Ing In several counties oC the State to toobtain toobtain toobtain
obtain the support of th Ute legtetettve 1 dele delegation delegation delegaticn ¬
gation is not denied Maaawaile Senator SenatorKea SenatorKeen SenatorKeax
Kea is engaged in quietly quIetI preparing his hisfences hisfences hisfences
fences fencesStokes fencesStokes fencesStokes
Stokes Element ElementThe Eementne ElementThe
The opposition of the Stores St aI element elementwhile elementwhile t twhll
while whll not no pronoune pronounced is none e the theless theleas theless
less powerful than that of tie t e iurphy iurphyforc Murphyforces Murphy Murphyforces
forces forc S In n fact poUtkl politicians js swbo who ha e ebeen ebeen ebeen
been following the contest cont t declare that thatthe tba thatthe t tth6
the outlook from the Stokes point of ofview orview ofview
view is much brightert brlghter brlghtertthaa haa from the theMurphy thelurphy theMurphy
Murphy fortress It is gradually begin beginning beginning beghining ¬
ning to be believed that when Stokes Stokeswithdrew Stoke5withdrew Stokeswithdrew
withdrew from his opposition oppo ttloB to the elec election election election ¬
tion of Senator Dryden Mr Keans col colleague colleague colleague ¬
league a deal was wa made whereby the theDrydsn theDryden tileDryden
Dryden supporters who are powerful powerfulwould powerfulwOuld l werful werfulwould
would support Stokes for Keens Xecm seat seatWhile MatWbl10 seatWhile
While this cannot be verified yet tho thofeeling thofeeltngremains thefeeling
feeling feeltngremains remains that some a DM sCk snen pact Mtcl has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been made and will cut a presrfaent fig figure figure fignrc ¬
ure in the contest C ntettt next year y r fet fie New NewJersey NEWJersey NewJersey
Jersey Legislature LegislatureLost LegislatureLost
Lost Main Support SupportIn
In the death of Sewell Keen lost his hismain hismain hismain
main support For many ma r years Sewell Sewellstood Sewehlstood
stood analteraWy behind Keen and as asthe astbe asthe
the virtual ylrtualdlctator dictator of the t o Republican Republicanparty
party Arty in New Jersey eoBuaanded eol cothmand unanded hi hia hiaelection hiaelection a aelection
election to the Senate Now that Sew Seweli Se Seell Sewcli
eli is out of the way new factions are arespringing arespringing arespringing
springing up like mushrooms in the thenight thenlgbt thenight
night and there is f no telling just where wherethe wherethe wherethe
the Keen forces stand As a in all niltions elec elections electh ¬
tions th ns aId contests in New Jersey for the tbapast tbepast thepast
past quarter of a century the influence influenceof
of the Pennsylvania Railroad must be bereckoned Dereckoned bereckoned
reckoned with It is a potent factor and andhas andhas andhal
has more than once swayed elections as asif asf asif
if f by magic At present the general im impression impre1i1ifion ImpreSiofl ¬
pression seems to exist ia the naiads of ofJerajormjn otJe1 ofJeraymsn
Je1 Jerajormjn g m n at t the Capitol Captt hat = a fierce fiercerivalry fter fiereerivalry < B Brivalry
rivalry fill i m result between between Keen and andMurflliy andIurpJY andMurpiy
Murflliy Tflth the lesult xe uIt that Stokes will willwin willwin willwin
win on onto a AS a compromise candidate candidateStokes caDdidatet candidateStoke
Stokes Stoke t ke ability is unquestioned unqUe ttoBed while whilehis whUehis whilehis
his A Jgrcts v support in the campaigns campaignsfor
for governor go r of former Attorney Gen General General Conoral ¬
eral Griggs and Governor Voorhees has hasplaced basplaced hasplaced
placed the Republican party in New NewJersey XeWJers NewJersey
Jersey Jers Y greatly gr atIy in his debt de t
perialists have been went to aasgwst aasgwstHumanity ggst ggstHumanity gst gstHumanity
Humanity always moves mov this nation to tohasten tohasten tohasten
hasten to the succor of those stricken strickenwith strickenwith strickenwith
with plague p a ue or famine or other great greatdisaster greatdisaster greatdisaste
disaster aDd in this ease the impulse impulseof
of Interest int6re t is added to that of human humanity bumanity humanity ¬
ity There can be no D question that thatwhatever thatwhateyer thatwhatever
whatever can properly be done should shouldpromptly shouldpromptly shouldpromptly
promptly be done for the restoration of ofhealth athealth ofhealth
health and prosperity pro perlty in those islands islandsWhether islandsWhether J JWhether
Whether the plan proposed by Mr MrAguinaldo MrAguinaldo MrAguinaldo
Aguinaldo is a proper one or 1 IK the thebest thebest thebest
best one is to be carefully considered consideredThe consideredTbe consideredThe
The establishment of an agricultural agriculturalbanking agriculturalbanking aicu1turaIbanking
banking system in the Philippines would woulddoubtless woulddoubtless Woulddoubtless
doubtless aid the people in rehabilitat rehabilitating rehabilitating rebabilitating ¬
ing their plantations Money is needed neededOH
OH reasonable terms and a stable cur currency currency currency ¬
rency on a gold basis is also needed neededThe DeededTh neededTh
The Th proposal p opoal that the United States Statesshall StatesshaH Statesshall
shall by loan or gaarajate e provide inch incha filcha ch cha
a sum as JlWeWOM 1008 is not to t he adopted adoptedoffhand adoptedollhand adoptedoffbaild
offhand The transaction would be a aheavy aheavy aheavy
heavy one and Is to be considered from fromall fromall fromall
all points of view viewWhat dewWhat viewWhat
What is certain is that the islands are arein arein arein
in urgent need of aM and that whatever whateveraid whate whateaid whateveraid >
aid this Government ean give ve Saoold Ieuld be begiven begiven begiven
given and given promptly It may t lw lwthat bethat > r rthat
that in so earnestly pressing ple stq this tit point pointupon pointupon pointupon
upon the governor and through tbrOU8 him Im up upon upon upon ¬
on Congress Mr Aguiaaldo has rendered renderedhis renderedhis renderedhis
his country his first real service aerTieeNew aerTieeNewYorkTribune servlceNewYork New NewYork
York YorkTribune Tribune
Frayne who ho tells the story ibe ta audi audience 3udIence audience ¬
ence was perfectly quiet qu awaiting awaitingVests awaitingVests iting itingYeses
Vests answer a little yellow be bench bellhlegged benchlegged ma malegged
legged cur eame jumping up th U the aisle aisleimmediately aisleimmedIately aisleimmediately
immediately in front of the t Judges Judgesstand judgt judgesstand > s sstand
stand in which Vest was standing standingbarking standing stanYngbarking standingharking
barking furiously at him htmAs himAs himAs
As quick as a flash Vest tamed iI IIoed and andpointing andpointing andpointing
pointing his finger 1118 < < at the des said saidOne saidOne saidOne
One at a a time sir You Youua are out eutyour of ofyoar ofyour
your turn Walt till I get throsgta t thrI with withtbe withtbe withthe
tbe other oUt < < one then Ill reply te WIYou WIYouNew you youNew youNew
New York Tribune TribuaeRealism TribuneRealisat rr1bunReal
Realism Real RealDe t tDe iBe
De Starr i Iii the great exponent of ofrealism orreaUsm ofrealism
realism ia tha t th t drama dnumuI d dI dramaI
I know thats w why r he irwHrftet udat take takemy takemy takemy
my olay olayWhat olayWhat clayWhat
What was the t e matter Uer with h your yourplay yourDlay yourp1s
play p1s
playWhy
Why the hero had a4 a sscg1 sr icat 1 opera operation operation operation ¬
tion performed and De Starr said if i It Itwas itas itwas
was as don do done at all it woM hat hive to be a aroal aroal areal
roal operation and ho eovMat t stand standfor standtor standfor
for that hat eight eJg t times SID04 a week

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