The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07

The enthusiastic N<w Yoskers Who burn
Cd "a emgy lAbesed "A1sor IT, traitor u
that city On y1fday evening ere GIVING 1T.
Astor too much psoninences He has nved
n Iondn . great many yearA and has
nnaI1y become : nafurnltsed British sub-
5ect- II England can stand u. We can
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Gov. Csndser. Of Georgia. has dencnsrat-
ed the sincef4sy cf his desire to stop ths
lyncAine Of negToes fn thak sfafe BY par
socially going 70 Newman end rescuing
negro from the clutches Of . mob bent on
iyuchinx hin We hope hls example, VIII
Be- followed By the hv-ahtding citizens OF
the state.
n q not unconmon for divorced couples
70 make up their diaerences and remarry.
bat Il remains for Kansas CITY 70 furnish
the unique apectAcle Of q woman suing her
divorced husband for breach OF promise II
seems that no sooner had she secured
divorce than the scamp began counting her
again with such ardor and persistence that
for second time he won her affections and
4 promise Of marriage, and then deserted
her. For this repfehensible conduct she
wants $ooso damages
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The Louisville. KY. Evening Post Oem.l
says Goehel Is simply an insurgent leader.
and the nomination he holds came not from
the Democratic party. not from majority
Of the delegates. but from the boilers In
many counties. Who by fraud and tseach-
cry. obtained control Of the convention
The Post urges the placing In the field OF
an entirely new independent ticket On
the other hand. the editor Of the Courier
Journal says he - for 0oebel and Ackin-
ley. Il may be gathered from this that
harmony does not prevail In the ranks Of
the Democrats Of Kentucky.
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Speaker Reed. who has been spending
some months In Europe making q careful
study OF business and political conditions
Il now IN England. where. he says. he ends
great prosperity. equal. In fact. to that en-
joyed by the United States. The most sat
isfactory OF his conclusions Is that every
thing points to the continuation OF this
prosperity for long period Mr.. Reed Is
q careful observer. and Is unusually eau
tious tn making statements. which adds
materially to the value Of his opinion. Mr..
Bryan assures his audiences that this coun-
try h not prosperous and what Is taken
for prosperity Il merely . little furry
which win soon be over. leaving the people
in worse condition than ever. The future
will Disclose which prophet II more worthy
OF belief. Mr.. Reed or Mr.. Bryan
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The patriotic Wichita, Kan. young wc-
man who abandons fortune Of $4,000 In
order to marry penn.iess and disabled
veteran Of the Twentieth Kansas regiment
would do well to reflect seriouaiy before
taking the frrevocable ateA She viii hnd
housekeeping for two. With no resources
but her disabled husbands pension. any
thing but romantic. It would be q wise
move on her part to turn him over
to some equally patriotic young woman
whose bank account win remain unimpair-
ed by the marriage. Sentiment II . beau
tfful thing, but when sentiment II gratified
at the expense Of poverty. II often dies on
the spot. OF course, the young woman VIII
abandon her fortune and marry her dis
abled hero to md. after few weeks
wrestling with pots. kettles and poverty.
that life II not all romance.