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INTERSTATE LAW.

Senator Gallon Adults There Are Errors
In the Act
washington. March i.4senAtor cullom
SAYS that no further amendments to the
Interstate onn,merce law III regard to the
testimony uf witnesses viii be offered Tor
the preaons fio does not rcgard tho de-
cision rendered by Judge Groescup ms
materially altering the situation- Y
merely shows tsas ii Judge Cirosecups
opinion the amendment made TO meet the
objections raised IS shc decision III the
counselman case was not sufficient,
II waa prepared as Senator culom and
others thought IN Hecerdonce WITH tue
sSse tIn,'e s e erisinp decslon Was rcn
dered. but Il appears thpt Judge brnuleS ?
suggestions were not exactly carried out
There ere two or three cnses slir I. nsn ,.:
puinlu in the tnteratatr coinmefre ihNt
though none Involving The point uecNlrn
IA the Councilman decision, which was
rendered about q year ago.
Senator Culloiu says that when these
general cnaee are decided, az ne hopes
they viii be- sooni nm attempt WI -
mnAe 10 generally revive the interstate
rdfnn1erce Law 10 meet the various ohiec-
lions raised by the courts SAID The aenh.
tor. .Nobody has ever Contpnded thAs
s9 law = baye ee n ssaf fsn Il could not s.
Improved There must ~ some chengtr
and modlflcationa,. hut no KnuerAl ener.
al amendment VIII ps made until my ~, soi
1 infsortani nolnta that nre attn unsettled
LIN the end have no doubt Leas0nntiy
perfect law win be secprso. We WI l, u, ns
witnusaes 10 statlls Under thia law 1uhl
| as they are compelled 70 iesuty inQes
Iofhef sound laws. There need be 10 oonnl
~ oar ultimately reachinR TINT happy
| r6ndltion. T'he interstRtN comsncree Law
| ie stronger tndae than ever belpfe-
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NEITHER HOUSE LIKELY TO BE
VERY BUSY.
II the Tariff Bill is Not Presented
the Calendar VIII Furnish
Work for tho Senate.
APPROPRIATIONS Will OCCUPY TINE
OF TIE HoUsR,
Two or Thrso Days NODDED fcf Discussion Of
Peasioas-rho asiE Eli Promised 70
he Full oonmlttes for Tacsday

Washington, March i.--rhe senate has
made such little progress towards legisle-
ton during the past two or three weeks
that the calendar has been changed eil::.
in a very slight degree ana the special
orders made some time since. except in
the case OF few speeches, are Sun undls-
posed OF. The printing bill, the Russian
thistle bill and the McGArrahaa claim bill
all hold their places where they can be
called up in order. hut they are subject
to displacement IL any question Of more
general Importance Is presented. even
though Informally.
II the tariff bill should not be reported
during the week It is still likely TO he
referred 20 and speeches made upon IT..
It Is the subject which is uppermost IN
the minds OF all senators and Is likely to
appear in some shape.
Senator CaIcrey has not set made his
speech on the subject, OF which he save
notice some dime since, and there are also
other senators who Viii prohaDiy ne
For In, rest. and n no otner general
subject should present itself. the senate
may be expected to take up the cAlan
and dispose OF as many OF the minor phis
as possible,
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rpRRuARY pEFcIr.
Treasury Statement Shows 1t TO Be over
-Four Millions.

Treasury Statement Shows 1t to Be over
-Four Millions.
washington, March a.-The treasury
statement for February shows that total
expenditures for the month were 1925
SO and the receipts So .2ss. making
dehcit of nearly si,5OocOo. The receipts
since July 1 have been sies,s75i $50 and the
expenditures s2i7,lil,s52, 8 deficit in the
yearly balance OF about si9.0Oo,o0o II the
dcicit should continue at the same rate
for the remaining four months Of the
year ii would nearly Justify Secretary
Carlisle's estimate TWO months ago o. q
deficit for the year OF Sl6,OQQ,090 but y
win probably fail about S5,OO0.00O short OF
this The receipts from the bond snles
have been S57,427 ,a06, which IS about $1,000
less than the entire amount due. ana the
Increase IN the cash balancf. ~ spite q
the excess OF expenditures, has been S9i.-
$50 PCS.
me withdrawal OF circulation based
upon bonds reached during February l.-
1883 but only a part Of this amount
was received for redemption, 50
that the actual decrease OF Ma
tional bank note circulation our
ing February was only 4iHrSp' Ihs
circulation hased on bonds Is now Nbi.
05s.37S and tie aggregate circulation Is
Son7 2a4 Isl
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be made up 20 the last moment before the
meetlng Of tho full committee.
The contest between tho members OK
the committees and the dlscontented ele-
ment has been very sharp. Senators hill
German Bficc White, NAncrcy $40
smith, and possibly two or three otner
senators constitute a vcry compoct or
ganination and they have an innuense
which the committee Is finding ditncuE
10 dcfraL Ihcso senators have been IN
congtnnt consultation.
sugar +. still, aA II has hcen from me
staf-t t,e most disturbing element with
which the committee hhs been called NJ
on "a deal. ana there Is lar greater trouple
III fixing Il rate satiafncicrF % the t.h'-
ers than to the planters ~.
sI,he renubncnn members Of the cQmmlt,,
los have not changed their purpose o.
nsleinr for an explanation IN eoinultttrs
~ fhc chnncss and they VIII insist upVn
exoIISu And comprehensive statemcnlf,
Senntor NORTH has reiterated nus ppl !.
nose ~ hits end within the pnst Jay " Y.
two ana other republican members OF WY Nv,
sen,t,s h,,ance committee VIII SUSTAIN lnM
IL his uosltipn II the democratic inNi,n,r
brrr conlniv as IL Is supposed they WI,
n, measure. It IL possible t1nt holr ,
,,i,,c Viii b. consumed, 10 thnt efenn
ihruah the I'LL be presented 70 tne tn'
,,ornn,ittec 81 Tuesday 4 cannot pe nel5
lnlteiy stated juet when Il VIII pc FepVt''s'
-.
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TRIED 10 KII.L HIN.
Woven shoots at q Man who Whipped
.tflsf Her

Mower shoots al a Man who Whipped
Her.
louisville Ky, March IA special %
The Commercial from ciarksvlle, Temp,
says Mrs Ellen Boyce Attempted the as
spsaination Of G, q Boyd. negro lawyer
of vide rcpusatlon. AZ 3 O'Clock. Boyd
hid some uouble with tho woman re-
sardlng reports she had circulated asainst
him and last night he VISITED her drnss-
maitlng establishent and administered a
severe whipping 70 her.
This morning The quarrel Has renewed
and Boyd whipped her second Lime
SECURING revolver she nfed IS him
twice az he was leaving her place p1t
,nsazsa him. before khe could carry out
1sr thfeat Of murder she was arrested
and failed. Boyd repre- septed ais serfi2n
81 the last republican natlonei convention
and re Il aE.te factor 80 republican pol
tics asl tlreAs'i Middle eeapeffee
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nrrrR ro buy sILvER

Y,rovldcd Congress- Puts an BNport Auss
on the Metal
washlneton. March al-Secrotary Sa,-
isle last week received a letter from -
r. Raplee iss Isibcriy street; New VOTE
II which he malses a proposition . pus.
rhaas srs,n the government ON behalf OF
hinaele and associates, from so,ooQ,oys 70
a "a 900 ounces OF silver bullion, NOW
IN the treasury. at 50 cents per ounce
provided that congress shall enact q law
ieyylng a duty of 1874 CENTS Per ounce on !,
All silver coined or uncoired TINT shan
De exported from the United States win.
IN the next five years The letter heea
used is as follows; Tine British ana
American Financial and Industrial N
vestment Syndicate" and under Il l. type
l,riften these words. a tarln Ter reN-
enue only one cure nleans TOWARD Atisl
accomplishment Of the object Ins trs ,,,s-
uf'y officials decline 70 eNptesa eiS SfNs7
ion "a to this letter,
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rIiB HOUSE

There win be lull In the house FOR sew
erai weeks after the excitement that has
existed there since the holidays. II Is
the Intention Of the house managers 10
push the consideration Of the apDropria-
Han hills to the exclusion OF everything
else during the coming week.
Two days, probably three WILL pc taken
10 complete the consideration Of the pen
sions appropriation bill, which has pcen
Affer Il is disposed ~. the District OF
Columbia and consular and diplomatic
bslis viii consume the balance Of the week.
eases viii be taken up and then the house
will return TO the other appropriation
hills
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sMALL COST
D,pIomatio and Consular Service Very
ievonoinioei.

D,pIomatio and Consular Service Very
Economical.
Washington. March 4.-rThe diplomatic
and consular service pf the United States
costs Che country but hnif a miiiion
year Attention viii tic called 70 this fnet
~ Representative MrCreary OF Ayh-
inittee on foreign affairs, IA his report IN
dipinmaiic ana consular npprgprle lion pli,,
which WIN be presented - fhy rouse ~
Monday While the bill carries g million
nud q hhif IN round numbers. chAirunin
NcC,roary VIII point unt thnt nnniit
million II received Va icet ~ me saiiuun
,,,ot,f5affon BILLS reported 10 the honac tbc
s5iriomntic Bervlee lnBta the ienRt money
from the government
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Aln@eap1.k. Kim. AEerch dlnnesQaa
WIS sasife4 ieaay ~ one 81 me Hpiat
tli..nAer ara ralH sinsnis tfsr Hnq7Fn 2
tits sscilon al This llInt o. Yeef.
Al saltwater me 4erprour npntel Ms
streets and thsflea into loHn great qnAr-
tllict Of earth ana rzlbbith from the bills.
Hundreds 81 laneeFnen md ffamq e1Haa
IN from the woods and ihe loggsnE essqu
has been prousft - AZ abrupt terminus
ton.
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7fns4.in..ids, ki'a4tl 4 tInef Aiit'c'fs
snt!-6fissn A.Ii II now tstoid fhf 1,'lse
CORY. III "a aer|cRlipre md \ e1A s
easrS,<rif Il 80 tatiY meeting &c
Sa..t Ok blIi n .af1 e9iIEfe4r Hnlqn
s,tsd re 1b,fae ait4 dle8 "a m ftna'f
4 * as'4,..ls maali|ed 10 \ ~ upin1pqfs
lasn oafilculafk. bnt Il iopf1 p ~ rie'
4et..i'In N 41sll4.z Is FUTURES ap1 p1i'7pe
~ ses.a1iiurA bfsdaei& 81 FfltfHtff
II anbeasf8 "a the bq'ize sHl Nes fstefffa
~ 8peafsr crisp % mo says Hpn fe'Ane
l'.,.,,,,f}l.a f..r sAe reason that y imposes
&. Z, ~ 5,ni + iNaH bl|i to r<if7 roy 1ffr
I. f4frh 5I|l 52ttI after fhe ooimn.ttef
isId ntki TIE 1Ill 4dr fbitt weeks Mt1oHt
~ rs fha hnIIIt BE- mtFt3 p ~ f'l4fttNtt
frl..n Ilie u.sYS ard iot4aH fnmr |taz ~
reference n 57l4 fainlfttf- ~ 1917.
NIlcA arf. Hatct - chatmar Jhe ipp.
ton fesnite4 IN AgAiy eidrmisn' "a
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Nsshireton. March ~ 4 M Forecast
for Eaasesn Texas until nlaniFhs Tnfesf-
enins. With showers j. EasieFn ppr:ien:
colder 10 The iutesi9f asulhsest N'nuf
beeor.lhe wsst
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.Ise rnrn rNsunANon.

sHE nousToN POST VIII pay $500
|tAs legal heir Of my person who
r. death by accident. provided
''st the time the person SO dying
'pon hi. or her body THIS PA
This Insurance holds good fog
'A'ars only, or from : a. m. to II
+ Of the date Of this paper sat
P''Ory proofs OF each claim must
presented within As hours nj the
lns" once Of Tie 40 ton POST.
(smber hits policy 4 cold unless
/ PAPER IS upon mo person at
Of death.
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YRf1NrCH. rio 1u0fffis court VII ~
day uafF u fht ffhtff 1in1Ifr n rl9
I4A.taiffI, flf3rftfln14 htouefI rs tIle rQFs
ff0bf 4ta4 pfffl1enfe ~ Inc two 44pqtff
ARA e'l41 - anpf4r
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STATE AGENTS ron
EvnhANn- RuBnnR woRKs.

CLEVELAND RUBBER WORKS
- Hose, Packinss. Etc
REEVES Pu tca Ny.
HENRY n. We
Steam Pun aisf
u. c. ATKINS & co. ~ ahA
circriar and Band Saws. u
BRADFORD BETTING CO,
Leather Betting
METROPOLITAN INJEcroRs.
MICHIGAN SIGHT FEED EuBRIcA-
TORS.
MAGNOLIA METAL CO.,
Magnolia Anti-FTictlon Metal.
N. & O. TAYLOR co.
Old Style Roofing Tins.
NIAGARA STAMPING AND TOOL Co.
Timers Tools and Supplies.
CoVEL MANUFACTURING co,
Saw Gummers. Swages. ETC.
We carry a full stock OF the above at
manufacturers prices. and solicit your
correspondence.
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nh1H1tS <. srIea AN s,rIe TEENS RncIha
tsls9. on ssieff4 Atra f1dar n take fifus
~ contlctt a racing c,rftfif for Texas for
lif fpftuT fNeeH
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HFITW T0R & Mayor IIIFyT WI F1FF
4 t.as,tfi.di fflf ttin o. tnfee a<tekt hffirs
nifIr ft7l8r and NH make O ipinE visit
Is GnIIftf43in HI WIu s4 q Lrft1lt.te
a|ad d9ufftfil
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nnnAx.E EvENTe.
1.bn posts bulletin with what Nill Trans
pira Thts Dpy ThrQushout fhe
Country

The Posts bulletin with What W. ifens-
pire THIS osS ou hRrgp''p0ps ny
CHICAGO. Tho lllnoiS democraue
state central committed will meet ~ sna-
caro to4iiy and TX the unle ann place tor
% aosnl1inie candr1otes fer Staie treea
lircr. superintendent NJ pnllic DESTRUCTION
ara inited States arnator Ial,l ll,r reh-
iinited STATES snpator IS generally con
cesied IN aii obserytnE politicians. me
9resie,n Tne s wa snersed ~ IA State
f.f,,r.ftffon resulting ~ furEnincrnt
tslpQnsa and the stceesa ~ the StAte ana
LEGISLATIVE ticket
NlJw YORK n,he boxi1y and wrestlins
committees 81 the Nlatreppiitnn afsoeiatign
has made coinplatc afranEfiHepif Tor the
fIIsgt botirg or the chumpionafep nectink
% 80 held to1sy 81 MnucAefer hail' Qw-
Ing . M wh1leeAlf sY5Ifeesl0nf rseently
.na3le d change 81 tho peranunel ~ iateae
bouts and many iuee hRd their entries
rejected.
NEW YORK Madison Square Garden
viii be occupied from today p March y
81 Tsrsas 5s, e t sd1,on ,na day
Will bo furiy-lvc feat vide. r1f1nlue f1on
~ .aassssie.-sa agsg1Qc cptranre e Eeui'if
and cint R1fiee from The diiteropl parts q
the world.
4A1H4AfQHF1 The annUai banquet a
ma ilaifi8nore cilt% Miationafw anit Church
ITxIcn.Inil society ~ t.lf Netheilal Hn1fce-
bal church viii ha heid lenlshf ~ fhf
Ill1inIiefa + ltn nnnetl e.iaftM that faH
been phr1fFe1 ~ Yeatt
nt,of5fne1icR 'fiie afand ioaee o. t1ie
sHriani ur3af Of IfdIitff W1FIftner viii
I rod ~ tNf'itY-firat nrnua eeas'nn y
! Its4cI ..<lfr today rdt 0fd4aii's n Irf|ff4
, Receiver Joilu tfo1.f ~ b1ckp1rf WI p
rrs'aa'stsd d this Time
s<irN York k,aFor 9iIHxJ sf'il fakf
4 tauffitm for ttto o. three Weeks hfftf4
| nisir itsl8F and NH rake d npins visit
q caissptvlh Hc WI 81 g h 1.a 3, g, :.
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orre OWN RRANns put up
ret ~ .vsst care. and we recommend
j iae ,ihusnlnteiy STANDARD GOODS.
RsS II your orders.
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rHH GRAND OLD MAN CONGRATULATE
PREMIER RosEBsRRy.
The Rev Msnbus Of the ushlnes-- Radicals
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Hand Msmbsrs lntsrsssss.

London. March i.--The manner In which
xae queen announced the Retirement OF Mr..
Gladstone 10 the people win prove inter-
rstins 10 Americans IL ii contained IN
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A Worthless Old Saw.

The old idea of attributing special
morality to early rising Is a bygone. out
of-date maxim.
Early to bed and early to rise,
Makes a man healthy and wealthy and wise,
is a rhyme which has had Its day. A
certain medical man once discovered
with much statistical ~search-that he
never found a case of extreme longevity
unaccompanied by the habit of early
rising, from which one might infer that
they who rise late die early. But this
would fail to take into account one we'll
known fact-the fact that most elderly
people are early risers because they can
not sleep O. mornings. 1t Is putting the
cart before the horse, a reversal or
cause and effect, to infer that people live
to be old because they do not sleep late.
Arranged In logical sequence. the con-
clusion Is that they do not sleep late be-
cause they are old, and 1t is folly for
human beings to regulate their move
ments on pathological principles.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

Cranberries are abundant this year,
and should take the place in the cuisine
which has been given over to apples in
the past. these being few and high
priced this season. All fruits have q
medicinal value, and the cranberry
ranks as an anti-scorbutlc 1t Is q
blood cleanser: bruised and heated, not
cooked. they have a healing effect on
humors. One cut in half and bound on
a corn Will cure +. in one or more appii-
cations. 1t will be equally c~ffcacious in
the case of pimples on the face. AS an
article of food the cranberry is too little
known. Many families know it only in
the form of sauce, but it may be served
In many other ways a cooling refresh
ing drink nay be made by boiling the
berries in water double the measure Of
berries. Boil until the juice has been
thoroughly extracted, sweoten with one
half pound of sugar to the pint of juice,
and bottle hot. This Should be served
In the same manner as raspberry and
currant shrubs.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
CAN 1T BE CALLED OFT

The p.,n,s M Nav york have mn.
,ai,h In legislative i,vestiy,tinp com
mit,ess There have been 40 many of
them and IN almost every instance. they
ha u. ,otnpd ont IN IN shams
Iooub,less ,b,, Ia the rooson the per.
sona who have been seeking TO expose
| alleged po,ice abuses and ia bring about,
notice reform In ve besItatcd 10 co-oper-
ate with the present Jexow Committee.
Indeed, DIR, parkhurst frankly told the
sub Yesterday that his So
ciety experiences a degree of anxiety
lest the Senatorial investigators should
be called Of" as so many others have
been, whenever the DEVELOPMENTS prom
lsei to be seriously interesting.
Although the Chairman declared the
suspicion unjust, and although Senator
Bradley significantly repudiatsd the Idea
that this Committee was going to be a
counterpart OF the Fassctt Committee.
the suspicion OF its insincerity was evil
IDENTIFY not wholly removed. This was
proved by the anxiety Of the representa-
tive Of the Chamber OF Commerce to
be assured that no police legislation
would lake place at Albany until the
result Of the pending investigation had
been reached, and by the inslstence OF
DIR. Parkhurst that the Commuters duty
The evening world., 1894-02-06

Although she calls hers Mime" Calve
Is not married. IL have been too busy
to marry she says. 'ln Europe, Il wo-
man is called madam when she ceases to
look like a girl. That is why l prefer
to be called Mime. Calve." The prima
donna dislikes very much the English
title for unmarried women. "'Ye. miss
for instance, Is there any expression less
pleasing 10 the ear? In France, we say:
Yes, madame with the first syllable
slightly accented, and II the voice is
sweet, the ear Is charmed" Caive con-
slders the English woman the most ac-
complished In the world of society; the
American lady comes next. In none OF
the countries OF continental Europe will
you meet as many ladies who speak two
LANGUAGES as In England Of the United
States. or all womankind none are 90
happily situated as the Americans.
Their wealth. personal liberty and indi-
viduality u Astonishing. Whsn . En-
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Infants shetland Wells.

1t Is a we'll known fact that boy ba-
b!es are much harder to raise than girls.
After the age of curls and skirts they
grow like weeds, but prior to that. day
and night service is required of the
nurse. One of the many projections for
giving Mr.. Baby the air, In all sorts OF
weather, is the Shetland wool veil that
is pulled over the little face by means
of draw-strinss, and fits like a baseball
mask. They are woven in various pat
terms, and cost from 10 to 80 cents. SIX
wells cost twice as much. Thousands
are bought every season. but for ali
that hundreds Of the delicate little crea-
lures die every week in New York from
diseases of the throat.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
CONTRACTOR SMITH ARRESTED,
Mrs. UhiiS Charges Him with the
Larceny of $500.

Frank T.. Smith, a builder and con-
tractor, of Bedford Park. was taken to
the District-Attorney's Office this morn
ing by Detective-Sergeant Phil Reilly,
a bench warrant charging him with
grand larceny in the first degree. Smith
was arrested last night at the Grand
Central Depot. ~ he was about to board
a train TO his home.
Smith is charged with the larceny OF
81, 800 from Mrs. Caroline thlig. ON
Sept. II, 1891, he sold her the property
2l62 Seventh avenue, upon the rspresen-
tation that II WAS unencumberad.
After an examination of the title Mrs.
t'hlig's lawyer learned that there were
several mortgages md mechanics lien!
upon the property and she demanded the
return OF the s., 800. lie refused to give
II M and his Indictment followed.
When arraiRned before Judge MARITIME,
In Part /. of the General Sessions. Smith
pleaded not guilty, and was committed
to the rombs in default of bail.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Simple Diet.

A woman h writes for newspapers
sad the other day. in the course of a
discussion on modern cookery: II have a
family Of three growing boys as well as
u hungry husband to cater for, and my
experience has been that | can do II
most effectually on the simplest diet. l
do not mean by that unpalatable food or
that which Is poorly prepared; | mean a
good deal Of steaks and chops. with we'll
prepared vegetables. l have no time
myself TO see after the affairs Of the
kitchen and | cannot afford to hire what
IL called a fancy cook but l Il come
to the conclusion that my family thriyes
best on what is thus given them. substan-
tial but not rich nor varied DISHES. 1t
any rate. they are always we'll and strong
AID happy, and what more can i ask
thar that"
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A GOOD BEGINNING.

Work has been begun upon the speed
way. Mayor Gilroy yesterday turned
the first spadeful of earth to break
grour.d for the construction. and soon
t Is promised that n thousand men shall
be busily employed with shovel and
pick earning a fair days pay for an
honest days work.
ThIt Is a good beginning, and 1t Is to
he hoped 1t Is only a precursor OF other
public works that have been already too
long delayed. If It had not been for the
obstinate persistence OF three of the
Park Commissioners In resisting the
two sidewalks plan the men who are now
employed on the speedway would not
have been SO long idle.
Now let the authorities hurry up the
new municipal building, the Elm street
widening. the park Improvements and
other necessary works to give employ
ment to other thousands who are anX
ious to earn a living.