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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-25
ACCUSED OF EYRE's MURDER.
Two Brothers Named Pierce Arrested
in Chester, Pa.

James and "Pinney'' Pierce. brothers,
were arrested last night by the chief OF
police of Chester, Pa, charged with the
murder of George B. Eyre, a well-known
young man of that city. who mysteriously
disappeared on December 81. and whose
body was found in the Delaware river last
Sunday.
The two men We're taken to the city hall
and locked up. Their arrest was expected,
as they have been under police surveillance
for several days. 1t has been asserted
that James Pierce was seen in Eyre's COM
pany on December n. when the latter start
ed in boat on the river on cunning trip,
from which he never returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-25
GEN. LAwTON.s FUNERAL.
Remains VIII Be Brought Here Imme-
diateIy After landing

A San Francisco dispatch says: Gen.
Shafter has received definite word from
Washington that no public observance of
the arrival of Gen, Lawtons remains will
take place in this city. The transport
Thomas, bearing the body of the dead hero,
is expected to arrive in this city about
January D. ana on that day a funeral
train will be ready to take the remains
eastward. Two troops of cavalry will es-
cert the body from the dock to the train
and, with as little unnecessary delay as
possible, the train will proceed to Wash
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-25
Restrictive Qualifications.

should say, then, that those ONLY
should have the right to vote and thus indi-
rectly control the conduct and future of
the island, who are able to read a book or
to receive and send communications in
writing.
modification of the rigor of this rrle
might De made. First, as a substitute for
nteracy, 1t might be held that man who
mas lesitimately acquired and owns $500 or
sl'Vo worth of property could vote. and a
further exception be made of those who
were IN fact and actively a part of the
nsht1ng force of the Cuban army during
the late war. l should consider these limi.
tations essential, both for the reasons ire
Vlously stated and also because since. from
my point of view. education is the first re-
qulsite, every stimulus and pressure should
be applied to induce all Inhabitants of the
island TO acquire at least the education of
the primary school, The people are ex-
tremely apt, and the acquisition of that
amount of literacy would cost them little
trouble II they gave IL time and attention
In this department 1t has been init
mated. for example to the Rural Guards
that 1t would be well for them to learn 20
read and write. both as a preliminary to
advancement in their own service and as
having possible bearing upon their fu-
ture status. ] am informed that as a mat
ter OF fact they are busily studying their
primers and rapidly acquiring at least
primitive comprehension of letters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-25
PAPER TRUST DENOUNCED.
Colorado Editorial Association Passe
Some Strong Resolutions.

Colorado Editorial Association Passes
Some Strong Resolutions.
The Colorado Editorial Association at its
annual meeting in Denver adopted resolu-
tons declaring the paper trust to be ap
enemy to newspaper publishers and read
ers and therefore to society and good gov
eminent"
Congress IS asked Immediately to repeal
all tariff duties on paper and its component
parts. ana the resolutions. deciares1hat the
association will consider as it's enemy any
senator OF representative who failssto do his
utmost to repeal such laws at tho present
election of any such member The resolu-
lions were adopted with but two dissenting
votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-25
rhe regular permanent

The regular permanent
family circulation of The
Evening Star I'm Washing
ton In more than double
that of any other paper,
whether published In the
morning or I'm the after
noon.
As . medium for unOb-
3ectionabIe advertiser entr
IL therefore stands un-
equaIed and unapproach-
able.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-25
Question of seIf-Government.

1.-The next important question is the or
ganization of self-government in the island
this to begin at once. and at the founda-
tons, and be confined for the present TO
the organization of town governments.
based upon the voting population.
1.-THE sole method of instructing the peo-
pie in administrative matters Of this kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-25
Estimate of Population.

The population of Cuba is currently es-
timated at from 1,25O,OO0 to 1900, 600, but
tnls is little more than guessing until the
results of the census are known, the last
census being considered defective, and the
subsequent data as to deaths and immigra-
ton not being matter of record Possibly
the census may show 100000 people: In
other words, state larger than Pennsyl-
vania wi h little more than the population
of Philaa Ielphia, while capable Of support
ing population of 10, 000, GOO or 10 900 OOO"
DO You think majority of the Cubans
are In fivor of the annexation of the island
to the United States?" General Ludlow
was asked.
Very few of the inhabitants of the island
declare themselves in favor of annexation
to the United States" replied the general.
How many are in favor of it would be
purely surmise. Any proposition to this
end, If presented at this time, would, in
my judgment, be overw helmingly voted
down, whether the franchise be general
or limited. as abova indicated.
1.-The most important immediate question
before the responsible American admins
tration at this time, may be inferred
from what has been said previously is that
of education, inasmuch as the entire future
of the island depends upon the proper
training and enlightenment Of the children
of today, thus assuming a continuance of
the maintenance of order and respect for
authority, which has now passed beyond
the stage of uncertaintv.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
4. temperament.

Tempsrsmsntem sowie sic pswns q.
stalona r6wnovsga misdIy c.ynniksmi
organiImu csiowisks, ,kad wypiywa
indywidualna sksonnosc do pswnych a.
czuc ! namietnosci, 90 wyradss tryb 20.
stepowania, to jest u~sposobisnis. HI
pokrates 1 Galsn ola udeterminowania
tempsrsmsnsu prryisll "a podssswe
czssry gt6wns ciscse oiais: s) zos6
(CholOs), By Csarns soio (Mslas cho-
los), o. Krew (Sanguis) l d) Flsgms
(L'nfs). z sego powstsiy oztsry glow.
ne ssmperamsnta: a a6ioiowy c.yli
oho~lsrycsny, By mslanOholiozny, o. san.
gwiniozny ! d) l~imfssyo.ny czyli fisg.
matyczny.
Ten podsiL ME jest wprswdsis .god.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

gwas'owna' .amieniajaca sic osssto "
nisoawii6, sasdroi6 doohodsi do he.ro.
sunni. q ratory ME - tax Eli, jak sic
wydsjs M pos6r. Panied misrns, wy.
obraznia silna, umysa byssry I pr.snik.
Hwy. Wog6ls - niss.o.eiliwi. ponie.
vat osujs sie ciagls sslsanoIci cd
drobiasgowyoh Ayciowyoh otoozsh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
PODRECZNIK SZTUKI
DRkMAfYG2IEJ
OLA AMATOROW.
Podfug
Dziefa A. Trapszy.
(Ciag dalssy

(Ciag dalsxy)
zswladsmianis, opowiadanis / opisy-
wanis powinny byd wygaas.ans spokoj.
ME, lecs ME monotonnis. Stopish tsgo
spokoju safety cd oharaktsru opowisioi
lub opisu, . nawst cd oelu, " jakim to
osyni o~powiadao..s Opowislc o wypad.
ku mniej intsresujaoym, bedacl tylko
wprost .awiadomisnism o wydarsonym
fakoie. wymsga tonu .upslnis spokoj
nego, jsdnak nile obojetnego, ud.ial
bowiem duchowy winisn bye .aws.e
Jelli sas opowisdacs ma ma oelu srobi6
w~raAenis ma sluchaczach, natsncxas ton
jsgo must by6 wiscej oaywiony, leo.
bee patosu l'ryc.nsgo.
Ton HrycSmy jest wislce r64ny I ME
MONS podoiagnac 60 pod og6lns pra.
widlo; r6snioa jego odcisni jest " iois.
lynn zwiasku re stopnism l rodzajsm u
osuc namietnosoi. Miars W tenn slu
4y6 mozs uoxuois aktora, leos 1 to ME
mote byd oddsns samowoli, trzsba je
.awszs kontrolowac, prrepus.oxa6 pre-.
fltr wied.y f.jologio.nej I psyohio.nej.
a zara.sm jsdnocsyc warunkami ar.
tystycznego smaku.
Ton dramatyczny wymaga pe}ao.s.
mia tonu spiOInego Z ~lirycznym, odpo.
wisdnio do chraraktsru I stanowiska o
soby d.islsjsosj.
Ton dramatyczny skiada sic . takich
odoieni intonacji, kt6rs ME mogs by6
prsywia.ane do ouobnika, ami sea byc
Pr.ymiotem kasdego wog6le, Ices tylko
wywolane bye moga prEs. pswna dana
postae, W pswnsj danej chwili jej d.ia
1ania, " poiaczsniu Z odpowisdnia mi.
mika 1 gsstykulaoja.
Tom komiczny stanowi stosunek
wprOst odwrotny & liryc.nym. Okrss.
lonych .asad nis pouiada, poniswaa W
.~upslnoioi zals4y cd indywidualnyob
sasob6w tslentu komika. Gf6wny
zarys komi.mu polega ma pr.edr.eznia.
niu oud.ej mowy lub wymowy, roe.
myilnsm nadanism tonu, nisodpowia
dsjaoego wswnetr.nej zawartoIoi tyra.
dy, q rac.sj parodjowaniem jej, ZOE.
wlsklem obraiowanism, dodawaniem
r6anych obcyoh DE- wiek6w, dlugism
pauzowanism t. d. To potr.sba tax
Same, jak W liryc.nym tonic, pswnsj
powfoiagliwosoi 1 umiarkowania, ably
ME p~rzssadzi6, to jest ME wpatc W Z
ze, gdy4 wtedy prawdziwy komi.m sic
s~atraca, a wystepujs b~fasehstwo. psn
costwo.
Ton rezonowy, gawsdsiarski ma soc.
nile r6ani sic tenn cd .wyossjnego, 70
winien bye g'osnisjsrymi ja~skraws.ym,
to jest pOsiadajaoym wiscsj ayoia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22


osiu 'asamowanis Oddschu; Prise. o.e,te
mruganis, o.naosajsos ohsc dodania o
osom shy l jasnsgo widssnia, wres.oi.
prsss ~podniesienie brwi. Stopieh silv
tyoh o~bjaw6w .aleay cd stanu duoho.
wsgo' " jakim o.aowiek sis .najdujs.
U~aga p'ynsca . sami'owania do 500.
ssr.sssh' godnyoh .aia6 wssns misjsos,
na,ywa sis nmiioicis wisdsy". Uwaes,
skisrowana be-. r6tnioy ku ws.ys.kis.
mu. 90 mas o~taO.a, jest pross, ,,oieka.
woscia" - wsrok jest wsedy bys.ry,
bsys1Ossoy, ruOhliwy. nova predk.,
brwi podnissions, W ruchaoh 1 calsj 90.
staol 4ywost.
Wpross przeclwna uwad.s Jest o6o.
iss"oSd. zewne'rsus jsj .osohy: w.rok
hisd'soy' be.wisdny, wyr.. tw.r.y
chfodny, niekisdy : odoisnism .uohwai.
silva, Gaia posta6 wyraohowanIs
'pokojna. Rssultassm oisgssj oboje.
nosoi bywaja nudy | nis~oisrpliwoIc. w
chwii do1nania prsykroscI, te wywo.o.
il nisoierpliwoId Z gniewem. Nudy
majs Oharaktsr bierny.- niscisrpliwoie
o.ynny' aktywny. w nudaoh rysv
'war'y robis sic jakby obwI..s. opus..
ozone beswfadnie, wsjrssuis mstns, ru.
chy lsniwe. maohinalns .isv.nis
skfonnoSc do snu. Ostatni naivvasrv
stopish nud6w - apatja - .~oboje.nie.
ME do wsIystkiego- od.nao.a sic mar.
twots TAX oOzaoh jak 1 W porus.e.
mach.
w mieciepIi~oSci porusxsnia "a feb.
ryoxns, ozfowiek ME stoi ma misiscu,
tupis nogami, p~ooiera reoe, sigma ra
mionami' vs'ystkis rysy twar.y " bs..
fadnsm poruszsniu, podobnem do lex.
kisj konwulsji. Nisuwaga. pr.sohod...
GA " naf6g (nawyk), wytwar.a pewns
n~isudolnoic, nismotnol6 xastanawiauis
sic ! stale sic roztargnieniems. Cschy:
w.rok b'sdsaoy I ussa roswarts, rugby
nieokrsilons | bszmyslns, odpowisdsi
niswfasOiws, ohwytanie tego, co nispo.
tr'sbns' oh6d niersgularny l ~be.oslowy.
uwsgs' wywoaana niespod.Ianis,
prrsohodsi stopniowo W podziw, a ma.
,tspnis " osfupienis. Ossapisnis gra.
nio,y bard.o /. pr.estrachsm.
Charaktsrystyozne oschy zadzivienia
objawiaja ole " oosaoh moouo OF
'yoh prsy SLIME podnissionyoh brwiaoh
ustaoh take odpowlednio otwartyoh.
W zadsiwisniu najbard.jej haraksery.u,
jsoym jest ruch rsk, kt6rs . rozwartsmi
dfoniami ! ro1stawionymi palcami w.no.
s's sic do CORY ns r6wni . giowa, .wr6.
cone do przsdmiotu, sprawiajsosgo DO.
div.
Procx wratsh wsrokowych 1 sluoho.
wych, majs styo.noi6 re soena wra.enia
ohsodu ! oispia - gtodu I pragnisnia-
wrssscis b6lu.
Zgodnis . prawsm fsyo1nsm, ae ,ois.
pfo rosprre4s oiaia "a zimno steaa js"
- ogolna postac c.iowiska ..Iebisgo
jest skurosona, gdy p~rssoiwnis c.sonki
jsgo wskussk gorsos ros.srrajs sic.
Zimno w.budsa " pierws.sj ohwili o.
uergie ! jedrnoic W organismis nassym,
nsstepnis narusrs normalne krstenis
krwi, przycisga js do powisr.ohni oisls,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
8. Wrazenia.

fsgism smian wewnasrs nasssgo ciala;
to smiany dsjs sic odo.u6 " m6sgu
pr.ss to uiwiadamisjs sic " dus.y, Wy.
twarsaja wrazsnis. Wra4snia sswnetrs.
ne odbisramy IA pomoos pisciu .my.
ai6w. Pod wsglsdem swej d.ialalnoioi
najwszniejs.ymi re wssystkioh .mysl6w
% aosrok sSuch.
Dsisfanie wsroku odbywa sic pod
kilkoma postaciami. Jezli organ w.ro.
ku jest normalnie ~skierowany ma pr.sd.
miot ! satrsymujs sic ma MIN swobod.
ME, bes naprezsnia, to faza ia d.ialal-
noIoi sowie uie pasrzemiem, soidzsnien.
Oko wtedy jest .upslnIs otwarts, pr.e.
90 90 ma sfodku csola tworza ale lekkis
faidy.
JsAeli obssrwaOja pr.sdmiosu jest ma.
tezona skutkiem jakieji prsss.kody 70.
w%nstsnej. jak oddalsnis, niswyrazoose
prssdmiotu, brak swiatsa 1 t. p, wssdy
w'rok przybiera forms a~cpatrysoania
sic oosy 50 przymruaons " cslu 10.
srodkowania spojr.snia, gtowa .as ma.
ohylons ookolwiek napr.6d.
Choac zas dokiadnie ro.posna6 70.
wnetrzna strone prsedmiotu i dooieo
w%fasnofoi jsgo wewnetrsnyoh. w.rok
ogIqda, roSglqda, rozpatruje, cosy
otwarte So jak prsy pa,rzeniu I iowa.
r.yssa I'm rugby glowy i Oiafa; naprz6d
misrsy sic oozami wysokoic prsedmiotu
prses wsjrssnia +. cory ma dol, nastep.
ME ogladamy pr.sdmiot " okolo, bic.
rsemy 60 do reki I ~obracamy 90 lub do
tykamy. J~sss'jes.c.s jsdna fa.a wzro.
ku: podglqdanie. podpatryUanie c.yli
obssrwaojs . ehscis ukryoia sic pred
widokism drugich. Tu .efrodkowuja
sic wsIystkis postaois w.roku . tym
s~zo.sg6lnym oIoienisw, 70 sic js mas.
kuje udansm ro.targnisnism. W.rok
w6wozs to day do pewnsgo kisronSu,
to zn6w biadxi tn 1 owd.is - oddsch
jest ciohy, wstrzymywany, tulow ma
wp6a zgiety, oh6d powolny ma palcaoh.
Siuoh " d.ia'alnoioi swojsj d.ieli sic
tak4s ssuchamie, przyssuchiwanie( wslu.
chanie sie) ! podssuchiaoamie. Siucha.
ME jest stansm normalnym osyli pierw.
ssym stopnism uwagi. Usts 90 nawp0
otwarte, rysy twarzy nieruohoms, gao.
va swr6cona " poiowie do mleisoa,
.ksd dzwisk pochod.i.
Priysiuohiwanie aie, 10 uwaga vile
oej natetona, objawia sic " dsanosoi do
uohwycsnia 1 rozpo.nania dzwiekow.
Gfows jest nachylona l uoho skisrowa.
ne do miejsoa, .ksd powstajs DE- wick,
suf6w ookolwisk sgiety, (w.rok ME era
tn aadnsj roli). .rska prryio.ona do q.
chs, albo podniesiona 3 wymaganiem
cisry cd otsC.ajacych, usts .amknists,
oddsch bardso wolny l nsdswyo.sj Of
oily.
Podsluchiwanis jest siuchsnism = "a.
miarsm nisuwydasnisnia tsgo ds~isiania,
csyi ucsynisnia 60 niewidooznsm. Cs-
ohy % take same jsk 1 W pr1ysiuohi
waniu,- ale sic odbywajs drogami tajne.
mi.
Ogolns oecha uwagi wiasoiws wsryst.
kim rwierzssom, Objawia sic Prise. pod.
niesisnis nieco gsowy, a niskisdy | Ca.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

nv = tsscsywistosciH, alboWtsm prsy
wpsywls syStemu nerwowsgo wytwa.
RIA sic nieslicxone mn6stwo odoisni
odmian temperamsntu ;jednak 70 wsgle
du na moanoIc o~dr6inisnia pr.ynsj.
mnisj ostsrsoh ga6wnyoh form organi..
mu, p~rlyjmismy 60 Z dodaniem tempe.
ramentu nsrwowego.
Temperament sangsoinissycsny cd.
snaosa sis nsgss prsedsiebioro.oioia,
leo. kr6tkotrwais, ustepujsca s.ybkisj
rsakoji. Csohy sewnetr.ne - gibkoic
organ6w. rumisniso, twarz ofywiona.
sk6ra biala, wsosy jasns, oo.y s.ars Tub
nisbieskie, poglad ma rssosy bystry.
Ices ME gseboki, poliozki 1 usta sklonns
bardzo do usmiechu. Csohy wewnetr..
ne: ruchliwolc, wraAliwos6, lskkomysl.
nofc, wssolosc, Aartobliwos6, .misn.
noic, dobrodussnold, s.~c.sroic, hojnosc
" obietnioaob, leo. po. wieks.ej ozefoi
nisdosrsymywanie ich, ..pr.y .nawsnis sie
do popefnianyoh glupstw, u~bolswanis
mad tenn, jsdnak MOVIE " ME popada.
ME.
Temperament S6scioDy objawia sis
gt6wnis przes wplyw wstroby, pr.e.
spotegowana csynnos6 46foi l organ6w
trawienia. Cschy sswnetrzne: musku
y ro.winiets, sk6ra gaadka koloru a6s-
ssgo, ocsy I wlosy oiemns, rysy twar,y
ossrs, rachy namistns, gwaltowne, pc.
glad ma rleo.y gaeboki. Csohy We.
wnetrsns: oharakter silny, popedliwy,
fatwo unos.aoy sic gniswsm, .apalem,
Ices prsdko stygnsOy,. ambitny, dummy,
odwasny, snsrgio.ny, surowy w.glsdem
siebis ssmsgo, wiecsj powaany nia we.
sofy. Sad .drowy i praktyo.ny, NOVA
silna' ostra; wytwar.aja sic /. mich do.
brocsyhoy Tub tyrani.
Temperament linfatyczny poohod.i
+. pr.swagi piyn6w wodnissyoh " orga.
Minnie, wskutsk czsgo krew malo DO.
bud1a system nerwowy. Ceohy re-.
wnstrsns: oialo waite, sk6ra bialoIoi
matowej, cisnka, saba, oo.y 1 w2osy
jasne' ruohy powolns ! lsniws, zamiast
tw6rcEcsci sreosnoi6 W msohanio.nsi
piracy. Csohy wewnetr.ns: oisrpliwoio
dobro6, pobaaaliwofc, stalosc, mi1osc
'p'kOju doohodsaca do apatji, .amilo.
wanie do autorstwa, poglad dosy6 piyt.
HI.
Temperament melanchohczny lest
przetworsm ohorobliwym zofoiowsgo.
Powstajs Z silnego se~srodkowania sic
pisrwiastk6w ayoiowyOh " organaoh
Aoaadka. Mslancholik jest blady, szo.u.
ply, oosy ! wlosy ~oiemns, rugby powell.
me-, indie, ogolns pr.ygnebisnie. Slime
wstrsasnienis objawia sic jak napad
fsbrycsny energji, lsOz trivia bsrd.o
kr6tko. Sk}onny do mar.sf, cIsrpliwy,
praoowisy, punktualny, surowy w.gle.
dem drugiOh, wymagajsoy, nisdowis.
r1ajsoy, snsdrasny, skspy, lubi sows.
rsysswo, ME istwo podlsga n~amietnoi.
oiom, leos rae poddaws.y sic, pislegnu.
js d'ugo, kryjso je " giebi dus.y. Me.
lanoholik, jake pr.yjaoisl lub kocha.
mex, got6w do najwiskssyoh poswisoef,
We wsrysskich c.ynach jego pr.sbija
sic 20 waga.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03

able years can produce 2S.OOO tons out
Of the 10000 tons consumed annually,
and which could double their produc-
ton II the demand warranted II. There
Is no reason to anticipate an increase In
the demand. Therefore much larger
output will pull down the price consid-
erably, The farmers are warned also
that while Toomcorn Is close relative
Of Indian corn, fourishes on the same
soil. and needs much the same kind OF
cultivation. the crop is a precarious
one. and the business requires special
outfit Of tools and sheds costing from
$500 to $1,000. which are OF little value
Tor othsr purposes. The director says
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03

lie says: provided the railroad com.
pany killed the man palnlessly. $40 Is
sufficient damages for his relatives.
The relatives must prove that the dead
man suffered pain to get more. The
fact that the body Is mutllated does
not prove It," Here Is another gem of
Jurisprudence. A man put to death
palnlessly Is worth $40, A man who
suffers some pain Is probably worth
500. On the other hand and In &C.
who Is run over by trolley car and
dies shouting hallelnjah aud joyous
praises for the company would have
to pay for the privilege.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03

brain of man who can sit In II judges
chair and say sOemnly to a jury: III
a railroad company kills child Its par
ents should be satisfied with 81 dam.
ages. Children are a source of ex'
pense to their parents and are of no
pecuniary benefit" Yet this Is the eX.
pressed opinion OF Supreme Court
justice In New Jersey. Only 81 for the
life Of every child killed under the
wheels Of train or trolley car. The
market vaiue Of an ordinary dog Is
five times as much. A pig is worth
more. Scarcely less foolish than this
opinion Ii that delivered by u Justice
OF the Superior Court Of Connecticut.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03

also that the present high prices Were
rot realized by the grower, nor could
they be established until the crop was
practically out Of his hands. Expert.
enced growers have often made fair
profits. Sometimes, however. they
have received only $50 a ton for what
1t cost them $50 ton to produce.
Farmers will do well to heed the advice
given them. and not rush headlong into
the broomcorn industry because few
men did so well at II last year.
&S~
The commonest principles Of justice
and humanity must be lacking In the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03

The director OF the agricultural ex.
pertinent station Of the University Of
Illinois advises farmers not to yield to
the temptation to rush into the cult
walton Of broomcorn because the pres
ent price Is 50 extremely high. The d.
rector says that about two-thlrds OF
the broomcorn OF the world 10 grown
q -four Illinois counties. which In favor
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03

II seems as II the limit OF humiliation
has come at last TO the horse. He has
been used as a beast Of proftless bur-
den, cut up into sausage meat and 9th
erwise abused In the flesh. and now
doctors are making drunkard OF him
in order that with his virus they may
destroy drunkenness In that unreliable
animal, man.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
I6e6a

Gov. Tanner, when last in Chicago,
said Mr.. Yates would have more de.c-
gates than Reeves, and on Tuesday
Charles ). Rannells, Chairman Of the
Republican State Committee and one
Of the stanchest Tanner men in the
state, made the same assertion. Mr..
Rannells sad
"Yates will have more delegates than
Reeves. think / am as good man
as Charlie Hitch, and can get as many
delegates for Yates as he can get for
Reeves All OF the Yates men may not
stick, but he will have good vote for
few ballots at least"
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-02
NO USE FOR GREASE.

Not since the days of the three card
monte men and their she'll game on
the c. P. have our oldest citizens seen
anything of public momant so very
sleek and smooth and skillful as the
confidence game lately played and for
the present won, with the stakes the
service on one of Uncle Sans star
routes. All the inmates of the county
Jail declare without mental reservation
that a few Churchill players who could
win such a game in that way, could
solve the senatorial contest in Cali
fornia in half a day. 1t was a regular
surprise party here but commanded
much admiration. A highlander in
our suburban Chinatown termed il
positive genius when told it meant
a few men did put thumbs and spread
fingers to their noses in an insinuating
way pointing them to the rest Of the
county and giving the ha, ha.
Laying such jokes aside it is char
acterized as the finest piece Of work
finished to a queens taste that ever
occurred in Nevada, and it causes a
broad smile to illume the face of him
who hears it who does not depend on
the route for his mail.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-02
NARROW ESCAPE R 0
A
FROM

Yesterday evening as Clarence
billiard was going home from the rail-
road shops and walking along the tracks
while the yard engine was engaged iH
switching, he caught the ladder of a
bcx car with the intention Of riding a
short distance en- his journey. AS the
train gathered speed, and too much of
it for him to jump off with safety, he
looked forward and saw a box a on
the siding that would just about clear
the car he was hanging &c but was very
likely to bruise him some. He began
to scramble very lively for the top of
the car he was riding to get out Of the
way but was not quick enough and he
was rolled about the hips and abdomen
between the projecting edges Of the
roofs Of the cars and then dropped to
the ground or his face. His nose was
skinned and his body bruised some but
he does not appear to have suffered
any serious injury. AS he was face to
face with death it is very likely he will
remember his experience and profit
thereby. His friends are pleased to
hear of his fortunate escape.