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The morning times., 1895-07-09


and Norfolk.
BY the Powerful New Palace steamer
Newport News"
In addition Co the regular daily night
service by steamers NOrfOl a and Wa hingtOE
The new steamer, NewpOrU News conn
mencing on July the 4Jh- 1925 viii be
lowing schedule.
VIII leave Was hington on the morning OF
the 4th. at clock sharp, arriving at Old
Point a $50 and Norfolk a 8 80 % nl
Returning, leaves Norfolk at u n and
Old Point aJ $40, after the fircwOrks
and arrives IN Washington aC 645 next
After July the 4th the following schedule
viii b. IN effect dUnng the months J1 July
and August
VII leave Washington on Friday morning
July the 5Jh, and every Sunday. Monday
Wednesday. and Friday. at : a m aTriv-
ing at Fortress Monroe at 8 80 and Norfolk.
az . 80 p III Returning leaves NoFiol-o
on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday aG
7-45 a m, and Fortress Monroe at : 80
a. m. arriving IN Washington at 70 D m
On the Sunday trips from Washington
Norfolk at ;, and Fortress Monroe at
$40 D. III, arriving ia Washington nex5
morning at Z O'Clock
II des red pass engerS can 60 in either
directIOnby dayIIEhJ and return0uoneOfths
regular night steamers Wa hiugt0n or
Norfolk, on same day only Fare for
steamer viii nOT be EunOred f1rreturnpass age
unless us ed OnoT before he folio iIiE IaoFniEl
after udte stamped on back
Connections made aC Norfolk BY the
day and night steamers with the elegant
steamers OF the Old Dominion SfpanS nip
Company, for New York and the simmer re
sorts OF the East, and with the Merchants
and Miners steamers Tor Boston and PrOvi-
denCe. with The CheSa peaEe and ONO Rail-
road at Old Point for Richmond and the
West. at Norfolk with SeabUard AIT Line
Tor Raleigh, Charleston. and Atlanta.
with the Norfolk ard Western Railroad.
the Norfolk and Carolina. and Norfolk and
Southern, and with the Virginia Beach and
Ocean View Railroads.
Steamers Norfolk and Washington win
continue regular night schedule as here
tofore, leaving Washington every evening
in the year from the wharf, foot or Seventh
street, at p. m
Tickets on sale at corner New York avenue
ami FIfteent b 81 rect mort Invest. and at I42l
6l9. and 513 Pennsylvania avenue north
west
All other information desired viii bs
furnished on application to the under
signed. at the CompaRy's wharf, foot OF
Seventh street. Telephone No T50
JOHN CALLAHAN
General Manager
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Iohn~on'> Death was Accidental

The coruncr's jury, holding an inquest
over the death OF Henry Johnson, who was
run over sunday morning by an ice wagon,
driven by Charles Zimmerman, met at the
Sixth precinct Station-boUse yesterday after
noon dt 4 O'Clock, and, after hearing .he
testimony oT the few witnesses To the
affair decided that the death was acc-
dental ana due 10 J0hnSnu's careleSsness.
Policeman TrumbO, who sa W the accident
testified that Johnson evidently knew vprv
httle about the machine. as when he tried
u turn oUt from the wagon he turned the
handle bar the wrong way and ran into it
HIS testimony was Corr0boratcd by Police
man RIckieS The verdict eXonerated
zimmerman and he was accordingly re-
leased
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S10.O0-To Niagara Fails-$1O.OO
and Return,

The B. 6 o. R. R. will commence a series
of popular excursions to Niagara Falls on
July 8, at rate of $40 for the round trip,
tickets being limited for return to ten
days from date of sale. Special train of
parlor cars and day coaches Will leave B.
x .. depot, Washington, at $40 a. m. July
8, running via Philadelphia and the famous
Lebigh Valley route, arriving at Niagara
Falls at IL p. M. same day. Stop-evers
returning will be permitted at Rochester,
Geneva, Burdett Watkins Glen), and Mauch
Chunk.
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KelIr Not Yet Arresred

Tom Donaldson, the Jackson City bar
keeper who was shot in Harry Gambler
saloon early Saturday morning by Patsy
Kelly, follower Of the race track. is still
improving, and il is thought that he will
he able ta 60 10 his home-in lew DAYS.
Kelly las not been arrested
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S1-25 To Baltimore and Return.
On all Baltimore and Ohio trains July
18th and 14th, good to return until July
10th inclusive.
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STORAGE.
STORAGE

STORA GE-For furniture and house
hold goods, 75c load. Place best To-
Gated in town. Call or address Chas Baum,
ol49thst. NV. Je 14-1m.
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SI.2J. Excursiouto Baltimore SIPS.
via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Excursion tickets 10 Baltimore, Satur.
day, July s, and Sunday, July =, good re-
turning until July 6, 81 %
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EGYPTIAN GYPSY seventh

EG GYPTIAN GYPSY Seventh
daughter of the seventh generation; can
cure diseases as well as tell fortunes
she can take off spells aud cause to marry
as well as tell you the past and future
persons calling at the tent, next to rail
road. viii SIX for MAZDA NJ BURNETT
Take lexington and Soldiers Home
cars iy7 It
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Canopy top surrey coupe;
first-ciass order; cheap. 204 Pa.
ave. se- 1yS-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WA NTED-To rent blacksmith shop
Address o A 5f9 Tne 1t
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A n invalid widow lady in needy circum-
stances wishes for sewing or mending
to do. Call at SO II NV, opposite Gov.
Printing Office ly7-3t
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FEMALE DISEAS SES. Nervous
and Chronic Disorders are cured by
DR. Brooke, of 21S Sd st NV. Hours, 8 to
i a. m, to o, z to & p m Consulta-
ton free 21S Sd st NV jc2l-tf
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w ANTED-By coiored girl, place to
do housework or nurse, Call 467 Ridge
ct
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w ANTED-A white girl TO do light
hOusework Apply to MRS. CANS,
726 9th St 1y93t
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WA NTED-Place by young colored
woman as Chambernaid, cook, etc;
moderate salary. Address MODERATE,
this office 1t
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GOING to get married? My wedding IN
vItattons are revelation in the print
er's art; fully equal 10 engraving and one
third the cost; seeing is believing HARRY
PA XXX, $40 Z. jel2-lm
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ALICE-How lovely in you telling me
about those 90 visiting cards for 25c.
that Harry Park is printing at 92O F St;
also other printing cheap. FRED. je12-1m
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DIR. ia YLOR. 9O6 F St NV, makes
full sets of teeth for So; satisfaction guar
anteed; teeth extracted without pain:
gold filling, 81; amaIgam, soc. je13-3m
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PIE ERSONALS.

no. 9. 1904 Pa ave
NV. lY9-7t
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w A NTED- as companion
and nurse to invalid; best local physi-
clans given as reference. Address A B.
C., this office. Jy7-3t
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w wANTED-To buy good horse and
wagon, cheap. Address j. A H, this
office Jy7-3t
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WA NTED-By coIored girl, place to do
generalhOuse work Call HlS16Vermont
ave. NV; references. Jy7-3t
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NTED - cooks. nurses, 6
walters, chambermaids. 1901 G
N
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COLORED woman would like situa-
tion as chamberinaid or general house
work in small family; no objection to IeaV-
ing city Address 1926 n. j. ave. NV. 1t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALR.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w A ANTED-We can sell you any kind
OF sewing machine thar is made
New machines from S 10. 90 up
Secondhand machines from So 500up
Machines repaired from soc up
Machines rented Send us a postal
THE ENTERPRISE NJ CO,
334 Penn ave Sc
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If you WANT TO SELL YER BIKE
bring 1T here; new and secondhand BIZ
cycles sold on commission. BASEMENT,
602 ST NV. jy4-7t
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FOR RENT ROOMS.

FOR RENT-1316 11th st NV. Fur
nlshed or uuiuTnished rooms, second or
third floor; desirable location; reasonable
rates iJ91t
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| One Cent xsRp R5s
No advertisement less than los.
HELP wANTED-MALE.

w wANTED-A white boy about 16 or
II years to make himself generally
useful around drygoods store PEY-
SER'S, 1913 18th ST. NV. 1t
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w A NTED-First-cl pianist 10 ac-
company cornetist at summer resort;
must be good reader Address f. II.
LITTLE, 1927 18th ST NV jyT-3t
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NINE. ESTELLE tells all the
events of life i'll German and English;
hours, 8 a. m. to 10 p m; % and SO
cents; cures all cases OF running or dry
sores 913 18th ST NV je29-1m
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w a NTED-Ad solicitor for special
publication. HARTMAN & CADICK,
337 Pa ave 1t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WELL ordered lunch room, doing good
business, near st, bet 9th and 18th,
NV; cheap at $3.50. S NJ. JONES. 5IO
10th st NV iy9-3t
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CE ANCE TO make money! Will give
SOC. for every OF. customer Of milk;
steady customers. 751 Sth st. sc. Jy4-7t
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FOR SALE zsIscELLANEoUs

FOR SALE-Cheap, one horse. Cau
at 62S 9th st. sw iv9-3t
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LOST.
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND
WASHING
STEA ANpOAT IN

ny Daylight 20 Fortress Monroe
and Norfolk
By the Pow erfuI New PalacF. Srea amer
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WANTED-A lady recently employed
in government departments WILL H.
GROS-CUP, thorn building. northeast cor
ner 18th and SITS NV 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
THE HERRESHOFFS.
4 REMARKABLE FAMILY.
THE BLIND BROTHERS AND THEIR ACCOMPLISH
Nr>rs- poAT-BrIr.DERs POAT-sAILERs, LIN

THE R1JxD BROTHERS AND THEIR ACCOMPLISH
MrXTs-BoAT BUILDERS. BoAT-sAILERs' LIN
GrIsTs AND MUsIcIANS-TIiE YACHT
BUILDING WORKS At BRISTOL
providence r. l.. Aug. 1t may be SAD WITH
ont ouestion that the Ieop.e both IN ms country
md m the other side Of the Atlantic learned more
NJ Bristol r. l.. and its geographical posi-
tion in the world during the early part oil July IMAM
,bev ever knew Of il before This was due 10 the
facf that the new American yacht Defender was
built there by the Isen- Morgan-N anderbit syhdl-
ca te TO cross swords metaphoricaily speaking with
Tho English yacht Naikyric III ioI me possession
of the rnuch-coveied Americas cup Tne contest In
octoher will bc the ninth effort to wres TINS prize
from, the United States since ii was Won by the
aneric, in 1851 in England. In answer to the queen
who ,noulred at the first contest, (Which boat IS
second?" the response was, There Is no second
Since that time the foreign yacht has always pcer
second and the likelihood is that the Nalkyrie III
will b. second in the october races
INTEREST IN THE SEVEN BROTHERS.
But while the interest OF the American ana Eng
lish peopl. was concentrated upon the description
given OF the Defender and her trial spins in Bristol
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Uarhor in Narraganseti Bay and In the Sound on
Newport the newspaper correspondents from New
York Boston and other places. and the otner incl
dental visitors At Bristol. also became intensely In
,oresied In the Iicrrcshof family the builders % the
new American yacht. Much has been said and writ
ten OF the Hcrreshon works. and OF me seven hoth
ers-three OF whom blind and four ~ whom h'Fe
not been bereft OF the principal one 81 TIC hN'
senses the eyesight-but only those who have heea
brought into direct daily association with iAen
know how interesting the daily lie Of each is. 80
necialv OF the four brothers who I've In Bristol
detailed history Of their lives boy hood and man
hood their mechanical labors. their business con
duct and their educational work would make
most readable book. The fame OF the Herreshohs
as boat builders has extended al parts % the
world. Notwithstanding that no lars" ocean steam
ship has been turned out from their works Per
haps the largest vessel built by this arm is the
torpedo boat Cushing OF the American Navy. tn"
remarkable performances % the Herrcsnon boat
Stilotto when on the Hudson River She passed the
crea, steamboat Mary Powell AMI lcf, her FAR be-
hind attracted the attention Of the Government -
that extent that +, decided to purchase her for
the Navy There have also been built by The Her
reshoffs n number Of the fastest steam yachts ani
sailing yachts that were ever put anoai. the best
Of them OF course. being the Defender and the |Is-
liant.
ANCESTORS OF THE YACHT BUILDERS.
Notwithstanding that blindness - stumbling
block to ambition there are not many men living
who are more far-sccng. more Intelligent and pos
sessing more desirable accompl' shmcnts than ~"
blind brothcrs-who we're not Torn blind but lost
thor eyesight when young lads The HcrreshoGs are
Of German descent. the FIRST ~ the family heirg
Charles Frederick HerreshoC who came 90 ihls
country from Germany In 1870 Tho name was
spelled then az stated by Lewis IIerr"snon. Herr
schof" but The grandfather Amcricaniz'l q Us
spelling II a. at present The pronunciation is 40
~ the name was divided thus. "Hsr-res-hon ana
not Her shon." giving tho Asplrat" ani not %"
"sh" sound 20 the last syllable. tn" father 90. the
six brothers now liviag The son - the on" Who
first emcratcd and was named Charles Frederick
horreshoG lie died September 10. 1875 In the
eightieth year Of his age lie Was also direct de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
TAXING CARE or the TEETH.
From The Chicago Times Herald.

From The Chicago Times Herald.
Even absolutely c.ean teeth will decay" said a
dentist but constant care In this respect greatly
proongs the lie OF a tooth The general health
usually has n good deal 10 do with Il. People used
10 think that II useless expenditure 10 have
childrens teeth hed before the arrival OF the sec
Dad set but more Of them being educated TO the
fact that the longer the first set Ia preserved the
better the quality OF the second set Will be. Every
child as soon he Is able TO handle brush
should have and be taught to use II regularly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
NOT THE BLOOMERS or SCRTPTTEE

From The Atlanta Constitution.
An Allegheny clergyman thinks he has found n
Scrlotural arraignmcnt Of the bloOmer costume in
The text from Deuteronomy. which reads: There
shall not be the garment OF "A man upon woman,
and q man shall not wear the garment Of a woman
10 IN abomina ton to Jehovah thy God Is every
one doing these things" There IL nothing N this
contention. for boomers were never worn bv Ter.
Taey were invented by woman AID distinc-
lively q feminine vestment
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name OF the "Masher' -
that he is the husband OF
the prettiest and most uni-
vcrsally popular American
girl who has ever been re-
ce,ved in the salons OF May
fair. Jennie chamberlain.
as she was known prior 10
her marriage. enjoys tho
reputation OF being one OF
the very few daughters OF
Uncle Sam who do not con-
slider IL necessary when
residing abroad TO abuse
and sheer at their country
women with the object OF
winning the goodwill OF inc
49,. ...,x. hannan m nave
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MATS" PERSONALITY

Then comes Nathaniel Greene Herr,saoT. or
Captain Nat" as he is called. lie was born in
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foreigners among wh'

foreigners among whom they may happe" " nav
pitched their tents. -, ,.,sas
Her husband. who is already very rich' pesue,
helng the heir TO another large fortune IS * rhs
~ ne 81 lie Guards and the owner OF one a, "a
most beautiful and hosptable houses III IL, naini ed
mansion famous for its peacock dnsn ssa haronet
bv Whistler He was recehtl! a. oossessor OF
He is A handsome young man ana inc Po''N
very agreeable manners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
THE YOUNGEST OF THE FAMILY.

Julian l.. Hcrreshon * four years younger than
Francis. and Is the youngest o. the family. He is
also the best looking OF the brothers. and has
ful. black beard. He educated at the Uni
vcrsity 81 Berlin. and has become noted mu-
s.cian and llngu'st he Is tire proprietor or n
school OF languages and music in Providence and
his pupils. both old and Young are representatives,
OF society and wealth. lie Is also an entertaining
convcrsatiOnalist. and. notwithstanding his blind
ness. is familiar with tho affairs of the day. po
litical and social He and his brother Lewis not
only escort members OF the family and the visitors
about. but they take long walks alone. with moth
ing to guide their footsteps but cane aud their
familiarity with the pathways They would hardly
he suspected of being blind as they walk 10 ana
from The postofiice. the homes Of other members
of the family and the Office OF the company
IN the building of the Defender the utmost
crccy observed, and Notwithstanding various
schemes were resorted TO by different ones to OBJ
tain information az 20 the lines and Il mensions Of
tho boat, her spars sails. etc, rofhng could be
learned from the workmcn or am one else having
knowledcs OF the craft The designs and drawings
we're laid down In room IN Nathaniel terreshon \
house kept under lock and key, the hui. was built
i'm the shlpkOusc. not only kept securely locked
hut with Waterman outside to keep away all
having no business there the sDars were made in
n building a short distance east OF the shops
the beach and securely locked. and the sails we're
made In n room In the rubber works about half
mile from the Horreshon shops and no one was
admitted TO the room without having key to the
A,nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04

iep nrl ~ th. mechanical genius OF ne family.
Il is no who designs and builds me yachts. ana
b" is an expert -aicr ot ga BITS as Vel l' h"'
the filler - th. Defender ln al. her tria races n
The syndicate. II" has o." iull Ios- st'n %. ms
the models makes au tho calculations % measure
fncnts ~ bulls spar, eng sa.s 49, ihr 'n. ,,.
- his genius He Is iatse muscular man. WIN
fun. brown hcafl. ls slightly foHni sno'.l,Ig ~
AMI .s ole ~ ne most active men ABOUT ~ 80" N.
looking moro Ike the experimenting workman IN
u dress than one ~ Oh" OHn,is ~ such an thtAh-
ehmcni Hc u.s. mole ana r'iihN' "'i' ~,
brusquo a. times. which Is probably que 10 me
TAX. Ills c'm'"uoI A"t s''s wa. hi, "'Al IS
ian - new plans ani hc does nos appear 20 want
mcnt H. walks along the street with hs head IN
ciin.l forward u be were IN search Of some
he acquired th" hatif from wairhinF hi' rivals ln
his races craains his head IN order 20 see them
a snail los. aad AZ nine years Of aye
h. was an excellent hcimsmar. At twelve
and won prize Hc was graduated from the
1rsiitut" ~ Technoioey. where be took prize
siliuie In - he was employed Tor seven years in
the C0fliss Engine Works. 90 Providence. durlns
,c,n ,.hf@ In ,S-7 h ven, - Hr.sol 10 siyc
MS whole fin- 20 marine cncinetrirE. and IN thft
year hr hroulht tho famous cafa'nnf"ns, one
., .hI.h m. Taranfril, sailed In the Yacht races
and built the Yacht Gior.ana FOR T. H. Morgan in
issD whose speed and wcathcry qualities pro-
elucci n revolution IN yacht building.
Captain Nat" f. superintendent and manager
of the Herreshon works. and owns one-fourth %
the stock He lives IN large brick house on the
point near Bristol Ferry. ana about a half-mie
EAST of lhe shops In his house he has a large
draushtlns room. where hc spends a considerable
time working ont new designs and making pre-
llmlnary drawings. his VIE was clara Anna De
Wolf whom BE- married In 1883. and they have Ave
children. His wife's brother Is employed by the
company a. the sh' piping clerk
Francis Nerrcshon. another o. the brothers
whose eycs.ght has been preserved. IL next In
10 Captain Nat" lie H. era luatr OF Harvard
COLLEGE and he has distinguished himself in chem
fsfrv and has obtained Prominence IA the
faciure OF suphur!c acid. He Is forty-nvc years
OF age. and. wh.lc an expert yachtsman and fond
OF the sport. has nothing to do with the
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SIR HERBERT NIYLOR LElLiNN

THE ENGLISH HUSBAND OF FAIR AMTH'"
The chief claim TO distinction by Sir Heroer' Nay
lor l.ey.ard, known in London society py '"e % y
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
GOOD ROADS AND SMALL FARMS.

We copy the following letter from
the San Francisco Examiner. 1t is
by John DeTiere, who was formerly
editor of the Bellinglam Bay Express:
The people of WhatcOm county, Washing
ton, are like the practical;
they have constructed forty miles Ofthree-
inch plank wagon roads radiating from
the county seat, New WhatcOm, into Il e
interior of the counry. They are cutting
up their 15O-acre ranches into ten md
twenty acre patches and selling them to
actual settlers at low prices. If the press
of the Pacific Coast were unit advOt at
ing good wagon roads and encouraging
work ingmen to become owners and tilers
of small tracts of land, to own home, to
leave the overcrOwded cities, the Coast
would soon be the most prosperous por-
ton of the globe. Farmers do not starve;
they can eat the the product of their la or.
Free silver, protection, free trade and
other issues will not cure the vacancy in
their belly. 1t is grub and a place to sleep
that the masses want. The farm will
supply it. A small farm of ten or twenty
acres is enough. The farms are deserted
all over the nation because, strange as it
may appear, there are no good wagon
roads. The people devoted their energy
to building street-car lines, massive build
ings, private and public, in cities educat-
ing the boys and girls to become lawyers,
editors, doctors, actresses, piano players,
spectators and politicians instead of
making farmers out of them, to be their
own boss, instead Of looking to some one
else to give them job.
The Examiners energy and example
fighting for good wagon roads in every
State and county on this slope, encourag-
ing cultivation of ten and twenty-acre
farms by the masses, would soon make
this Coast blOssOm; make thousands of
new subscribers from men who would
have home where the paper could be
sent, instead of belonging to the floating
population and not taking newspapers, or
acting the part OfgOOd solid citizens. The
Rocky mountains and 1000 miles of waste
separate us from the millions on the East
ern coast. Good wagon roads and small
farms wOuld soon stop the importation of
|'ntter, eggs, cheese, lard, ham, bacon etc;
make MS self supporting. This is the best
and most productive section Ofthe United
States. Let US all whoop it up for good
wagon roa'is and small! farms Every
paper on the Coast should advocate it and
give the people less politics.
JOHN De THERE.
New WhatcOm, Wash.'
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17

When, but a short time ago the
populist papers alleged fraud in the
King countyLelcction and declared
that Meyer was rightfully elected
sheriff, the republican press called
the editors anarchists and ridiculed
them as "Lot Of cranks." The
first of the week Judge Langly of
the superior court, rendered a de-
cision in which he declared Van
De Vanter Rep. elected by seven
plurality, whereas the canvassing
board gave him IS. The Republi-
cans at the same time contested the
election of DR.. Askam the populist
coroner, and the decision of the
court doubled his plurality.
If there were II illegal votes cast
for Van De Vanter, and as the case
will be carried to the supreme court
is it not possible that there were 70
illegal votes cast for Van De Vanter
and that Meyer may yet be sheriff
of King county.