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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-21
THE LIE WAS PASSED
And Ferguson and Mcdonald fnllyened the
Meeting with Scrap.
WACO WAS GIVEN THE FIRST CONVENTION
Houston Has Been Placed In Nomi-
nation for tho Republican state
Nominating Convention.

| Waco. Texas, January 20.--The republi-
can executive committee meeting here to-
day was thrown into the widest excite
ment by sudden personal encounter be-
tween II. G. Ferguson OF Houston and w.
NJ. Mcdonald OF Terrell, the well known
negro leaders. The committee Was In ex-
ecutiye session considering the protest
against the seating of H. G. Goree. col
( ottd. OF Paris. VINO was charged with being
untrue to the republican party IN that ne
had Endorsed fer office democratic appl'-
Giants. Mcdonald was speaking against
seating Goree when Ferguson arose aud
tainted him with having once deserted
! the republican party ana taking the stump
iDr the democratic state ticket
You aid the same thing retorted
"GoCseuech.'
/, You're liar" was Tergusons response
and you are another" came quick as a
flash from Mcdonald. The parties were
standing only lew feet apart ana wnen
Mcdonald passed The lie back to Ferguson
the latter sprang upon HIM, Shaping him
in the face and catching him In the collar
Members interfered at this stage OF the
night and the c0mbatants were separated.
The scrappers were Kept apart thereafter
and further trouble was ayerted.
The meeting OF the committee was, with
this exception, fairly harmonious one.
Goree was suspended until the next meet
ing when he will be given an opportunity
to refute the charges,
Harry Harris, whose seat was contested
'by W. II. Harvey Of Bolton, was seated.
j. 4. Meyers Of Bryan was seated to NJ
the vacancy caused by the death OF A.
Ashberry of Calvert c. NJ. Ferguson o.
Paris. whose seat was protested on ac-
count Of his temporary removal 10 San An
tonic, was not disturbed
Waco was chosen for the State conven-
ton to elect delegates TO the National
convention and the date fixed al March G.
Fort Worth, Houston and Galveston were
competitors. the vote standing on the
twenty second ballot: Galveston I, Fort
Worth 3. Houston 4, Waco Is, whereupou
a motion to make Waco the unanimous
choice prevailed.
A resolution was adopted indorsing Dan
Quill. Chairman Green's private secretary,
Tor bank examiner, vice f. b. Gray OF
Fort Worth. deceased. Two committee
mon recorded their votes against the reso-
luton. They were Cecil Lyon of Sherman
and II. c. Ferguson of Houston.
The committee was banquetted by the
Business Mems club this evening.
The Houston delegation composed OF
Seth b. Strong, chairman; S. f. Tracy. c.
N. Love. l.. s. Fawcett Of Houston and
c. X. Bone of Beaumont. worked faith
fully for the convention but against over
whelming odds. as Waco had done some
very effective missionary work In advance.
Chairman Strong in moving to make the
vote for Waco unanimous placed Houston
In nomination for the State convention 10
nominate State republican ticket.
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struck him on the head with an axe. He in
sisted that his brother Ed did not participate
in The crime. BE sure and get Philips" the
doomed man urged. Then, shouting to his
toImt ntors, he babe them with a curse 10
string him up. The vengeance manifested
toward the accomplish, Philips, was probably
due to the fact that the latter soon after his
arrest made full confession Of the crime,
though when he was put on trial he repud-
ated this earlier confession. Ed Meeks was
equally fearless in the hands Of the mob. but
he did not manifest the spirit OF bravery or
rather hravado. shown by his brother. His
last words were Hang me, II you WILL but ]
did not kill Edlinger George slot him and
Philips struck him with an axe. | did"
The doomed man got no further IN his state
ment for four or 1--WE men had him by the
feet others drew tho Moose around his neck,
throwing the loose end over limb and in a
moment he was strangliug to death
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nor Of a Santa Re change.
LOCAL.


The Houston Association OF National
Stationary Engineers banquet the mayor
and aldermen at the Capitol Hotel,
A basket factory to be added to Hous-
tons Industries.
The annual election OF the Houston Gas
Light company.
Tom Dennis. coiored. charged with the
murder Of his wife. is refused batl.
Matters In bankruptcy before Referee
j. K Burnett.
Tho payment OF, the school teachers
salaries viii be delayed TIL the mating Of
the nav animal budget
Death of Mr.. and Mrs. f. q. sandow
at Lynchburs.
Contract for new ice plant to p.
placed in the Fifth ward.
A new messenger and electric alarm SER
vice soon to be established.
1'rhmlhal arches to be built for the
TransmissssipDi congress meeting.
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DOUBLE LYNcHING.
Two Murdercrs Taken from N Kan
sRs Jail ana Hungcd.


Fort scott. Kan, January 2O.--cieorge sill
eeo and Ed Meeks half brothers, who we're
convicted OF murder here early in the wesl
were lynehtd by mob In the county al
yard here tonight At a late hour the hadies
WIZ CUMMING from Two tres IN the Vard
the authorities having been SO eon,ni.lti,.
surprised that no eIlort had been n,ada =
remove the CHASTITY evidence OF the muhi !
WVVhs lhe TWO men, who hailed frn,n X -,
sAs CITY, had been convicted OF murder 10
INC hrSt degree. their victim being a younr
,s 1a,esh iatmer named Leopold Edlinger
whose murder occurred last October nesr
here Tho murdsrers disposed OF Ediinssr,s
par or mules and horse and wagnn A.,
h"tes county, Amos r Philips an accom-
phce OF the two brothers In crime, was con
Nefrd ~sstcrdnv ~ murder In tho AZ, ~
gree Tho evidence showed thai nc ~ ~ az.
men beiongd TO a gang OF thieves vino hsS
batSs county '''''' ~
The ynehins was the work of moh ,h,,
ueSAh saiherlns in the vicinity Of the counfv
9A'i soon after dark. but the purpose ~ ~
assembling crowds seems not 70 have M sas
suspected until the jail was attseked SS'a
baFbed VIE trocha that has been previo,,.iN
pu,lt around the jail was torn down ~ ~
heevy doors leading TO the prison we're hs
on the Jail with its intended victin," sk Vue
lerior q the place looked as Il It Mad M ~,
wrecked with dynamite. Ceorre SIM. 'esn
older Of the TWO brothers. defed his cs,, she
uEsil the Last He placed the nooss s rpaols
I In pNo heeA spo ased cursins the rro~s
IusS as he was ierked into eternity H t ,,s,.
e bis brother with an oath ana sor,r susnsa
him 20 die game" The brothsr s .hl.'ea
N aintsining al outward calm un,, ssoeseo,
lsrked into the air Before ibis snhse vas
snotfsd 10 the mob 10 defiant tone.ts nSo
''n'ss'' snot heunser ana that Ames PSn,pss
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SAW THEM cross.
Boers Watched the Advance of the
British Forces.

I N'"hNihNN AAt AaNNDcR Oh he
British Forces.
Boer Headquarters. Upper Tugeia. Tues
day, January t6--lsourenzo Marquez To.
day. January 10. Afternoon, 1T became
Known today thar 500 English had crossed
the pont drift Of the Great Tusela and
were on the federal side. a display in
force had been made toward coienso ana
another northward toward oRers Hook
bridge. which was blown up by us a few
days aso, Towards O'Clock the alarm
was given thst the English were coming.
The lookours observed long successive
lines OF infantry moving down TO the new
position, a bush covered hill known rs
swartskop.s Their forces we're sometimes
lost In the trees studding the hsnks u
the river
~ O'Clock they emerged In open order
ana advanced IN two lines 90 march over
tue river bank. They took up o position
auhia complete silence on the Boer side,
the horses tstherc1 ahere there was the
ie'sss danger from Glance shells Rad tho
neA prepared 10 make a night OF X ut
thelF posts. N!sht had nov fallen With
we gloom calne ritful flashes OF lightning
ifom the thunues clouds which had baen
threatening all day, The clouds eventual
~ separated, slowing the moon Simu-
,aheously With the clearing sky VOL known
pntsn hymns were repeated from kopls
70 kople with strangely weird efect
highly Inspiring to the graybearded men
and beardless youths The battlefield Il
nil OF historical Significance Spionkon
mn whare am nov writing, was hiiI
from which the Bosr trokkers. afy-v gross
nom which the Beer trekkers. sfssf cross
ING the Daksnsdcrg mountains, spied out
"a taelr eyes.
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THE COFFEE HAS BEEN SHIPPED
1T WAS SENT INTO TEXAS TEN
DAYS AGO.
Ten Thousand Ungs OF the Willow
denc's Cargo Is Now ut Galveston.
Originally from santos.
Especial to The Post.)

New Orleans January 2O.--The agents OF
the British steamship willowdene. which
arrived at the quarantine station about
three weeks ago with cargo of coffee
from Santos. where bubonic plague pre-
walls have stolen march on the health
authorities of Texas, Inquiry today de-
veloped the fact that all Of the 10000 bags
consigned to Galveston except one barge
load was shipped by rsil to the leland city
about ton days ago and the coffee is now
in Galveston. one bargeload was sunk
by striking suag at the head of Julia
street and as soon as 1t is raised and dried
out it will be forwarded by the Southern
Pacific to Galveston
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TRANsyAAL.

General ciery has fought his way north,
capturing three miles OF ridges He MAS
n action thirteen bours. t III
New gpns arc now. bompardiue Iisdy-
smith
Tho besiesed garrison OF Ladysmith can
hesr Buffers guns.
Consul Macruin Claims to have a letter
from President Kruger TO President Me-
Efnirv
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DOMESTIC

The cargo Of coffee which arrived via
the steamer wlllowdene from santos TO
New Orleans. has been shipped to cal
weston.
Two men were lynehed in Fort scott
Kan.
William j. Bryan addressed large au-
dence In Baltimore
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Montague County primaries.

Montague, Texas. January 20.--The dem
ocratic executive committee met here to-
day and set March 81 as the time for
holding county primaries. Primaries Tor
nominating State and district officers will
be held later.
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RAILROADS.

The application tor an advance in rates
has not been disposed Of, ~
The Kaysee authority to bond has been
Increased. "a 20
The International time card is effective
today.
Rumor OF a Santa re change.
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r.al.,IAL.

Both spots and futures in cotton ad-
yanced still further yesterday, spot prices
are nov Highest Of the senson statistical
position stronger than ever before.
Wheat armed up on various influences.
corn and oats we're easy.
enigma
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WASHINGTON.

The Roberts committee made two reports
20 the house
There was little additional testimony In
the Clarks case
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The totterins ministry Of France has
rev lease Of life.
German newspapers are no; In harmony
OF the speech Of Count Won Pulow
The German empcror's naval bill 10 err
pected 10 pass
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Land.Iide for ,Iorron

Chattanooga, Tenn, January s0,--A special
from birmingham, Ala. to the Times says:
Reports received at Morgan state campaign
HEADQUARTERS here tonight Indicate that the
Clarke county democratic primary today re-
Morgan.
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----.---..---.--'-..---.--
PHILIPPINES.

Insurgents attacked an American pack
train. captured Il and killed and wound
ed eeyerai soldiers. NNI
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"Hopeless Cases.
CURED by DIR. HATHAwAY's NEW
MEDICINAL ELECTRIC BELT.

Kidney Disease, as we'll as Varicooele,
Structure, Lost Vitality. Female Complaints.
etc, etc, Yield to the Influence of this new
medical marvel.
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POLITICAL.

The republican executive committee
meeting at Waco was eniiyened by
"gcrap."
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FIFrs-siArn CONGRESS-.
fonEiGN.

Tho House--An hour was spent In dis
posing OF bills fayorahly reported.
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y. NEWTON HArY.u.x =,
Or. Hathsmas ~, ". n,
80 =. Alamo Plaza. san
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K. H. CAWTHON & a.


Clothiers. Hatters, FurnIshers r.u.
and 51i Main street. Under cspito Sii IL, \
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cali NJ r slways pleased to have NV na,tsn,.
amps,, my ofnee. either for prelimln ps~ents
Of Treatment sm nj at any time during the course
s,s,a many this is Impossible noT han, that
spenda,s system Of blanks. reports ana by co, my
aud lust Is ssn sneei cure lust as speedily
dreds or thoussra. your own home, nun.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

The Minneapolis Journal puts tor
ward this good argument in favor OF
forest preservation: s'That kind Of
farming which, il it could, would ex-
tract all the strength OF the soil in the
production OF one whale OF a crop and
then go on to treat some other par
ticularly good agricultural land the
same way, would not be any more fool
ish or wasteful than our time-honored
method OF treating one OF our richest
possessions, our forests OF pine and
hardwood. Instead of exhausting our
forests at one sweep, the ripe timber
only should be cut and the balance left
to ripen under conditions that will
make the successive cropping of tim
ber last as long as the cropping of
wheat or other grains on the prairies. -
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

The Democratic politicians are loath
to bury the silver issue, although the
people have twice repudiated it. SEN
ator Teller is the latest man to predict
its resuscitation for the campaign of
1904. He says: ''The silver question
is not dead, and will be a live question
in American politics for years, and
am firmly of the opinion that we will
ultimately return to the bimetallic
system, in my judgment the only sys-
tenn that can secure stability of prices
and equity between the creditor and
debtor.'' He doesn't say that the sill
YER issue has been used to secure the
sinews of war for the past two CAM
paigns and the silver magnates have
been found easy marks, but one can
read it between the lines.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

PAUL KRUGER has arrived in France
and before continuing his journey to
the Netherlands has approached the
French government in the interests of
Intervention. He was enthusiastically
received by the French people and
President Loubet intimates that he
will use his influence in behalf of the
Boer republic. The result is doubtful,
for the president will be opposed by
his cabinet in this matter
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

THOSE Minneapolis papers that have
been talking SO loudly about crime in
Anoka county will find plenty to keep
them busy right at home for few
weeks at least. The murder OF Day at
the West hotel last Sunday morning
brought the lawlessness of the city to
light in shocking manner. Here
was a party in the barr0om of the
hotel playing billiards and drinking
and literally ''spoiling for fght'' as
the developments show. long after the
time for closing. If the coming ad.
ministration of Mayor Ames is to be
any wider open than that which now
prevails, we don't care to visit Mime
aDOlis.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

PERHAPS the hardest shot given
Bryan was the final injunction of his
party associate. Catchings, Of Missis-
sippi, who has recently told the Dem
ocrats how they may be able to win in
the next campaign. After dozen bits
of advice he ends with ''let the next
presidential candidate remain at home
during the campaign This would be
next to gagging Willie.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

THE Republicans OF Minnesota are unani-
nous in their condemnation Of the disfran-
chisement of the illiteratc negro of the south.
They are equally unanimous in claiming the
election OF Van SAINT, which was brought about
by the disfranchisenlent Of the ignorant voters
who failed TO understand the workings Of the
Australian ballot.-St. Paul Globe
Tut, tut, dear Globe. Don't intimate
that your party is a party of ignorance
or talk that way about your Demo
cratic brethren. You'll be calling
them horsethieves, etc., next and ther
they'll elect you to office.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29
ssThe Three Musketeers.

D'Artagnan-An Adventurer from Gaseony
2fRa ess1 Of easaE$ N 7sSs
Aramis :: Guard :Nat5sn Atherton
Count @ '4s De Roeheiort-E Of @ Rishe}ieu
George villers-Duke OF buckingham :;:
Boniface3A SPY Of Risheliea: M: =: MAYNARD
De Treville-capta'n Sd of the Kings ahna Mns6et-
seadrift.0aptain Of ;*True Briton' se e
Pouche5-Host Of the Jolly Miiier". - i'u'
Lady de winterAr Agent Of RicheeG aiery weNs
oonssance-rne queens 0on1ia 1iaante 1911: Hos'
Ann Of Xustria-0onsort Of King % LOUIS: e 1eS's
courtiers, soldiers, Ladies. Peasants. Etc.
SYNOPSIS.
ACT I.--Anteroom of the De Ire
villes' chambers. Do not forget your
debts to the Cardinals men. The trip
pie challenge-the meeting-the inter-
ruption. Zone for all and all for one."
| ACT 1I.--King's palace. Bucking-
ham visits the queen. The gift of
diamonds. Richelieu's plot. Lady de
Winter agrees to secure the jewels.
The despair of the queen.
ACT. III.-The house Of Boniface.
A spy Of Richelieu. Athos' story.
D'Artagnan protects Constance. The
little cross: II will not fail if life lasts
and Bobby is true to me.'' D'Artag-
nan promises to bring the jewels to
Constance. H.. .>-.s-...., n.... . ...,.t., Fl
ACT IV.-Cabin OF True Briton.'
Arrival of Lady de Winter. The rec.
ognition of the Duke. Arrival ol
D'Artagnan. The theft Of two dia'
monds the discovery II swim like 8
duckp' ~ 81 -. 4 :
;. ACT V.-Room in Jolly Miller inn
Arrival OF D'Artagnan, Richelieu. ani
| Rochefort in disguise. The game o
+ cards-All is lost! Lady de Winter
! appears. ''They are mine-ire upor
j him. 49, n =. Z, Il
) ACT Vikings palace. The quee,
) does not wear the jewels. Richelieu'
) accusation. The death penalty. "a
8 guard therel'' Diamond cuts dia
mond.' Constance receives the jewel
from .D'Artagnan and saves the homo
! | of the queen.
SCENES DEPICTED.
First Act.-Anteroom Of Captain D
}, Treville's cham bers-and vicinity 3
/ Fort st. Leon.
I Second Act. Room ID King Is Palace
Q Third Act. House of BonifAce.
Fourth Act. Buckingham's Cabil
}. on 'sTrue Briton.' b.
;. Fifth Act. Room Of Jolly Miller:
9 Inn.
i Sixth Act Kings Palace.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29
NOT PROMISING FOR DEhfS.

Democrats who we're sure that Lind
would be overwhelmingly elected and
were not certain but Bryan would
carry the State now have a revise com.
ing. lind didn't come within several
thousand votes Of the estimates Of his
admirers, and OF the eighty-three coun.
ties in the State Bryan carried but
four, viz: Mcleod, Scott, Stearns and
Red Lake. Minnesota will continue
for some years to be a discouragine
field for Democratic proselyting.-
Aeokxs HernM. 4. r >'-s:* W = &#'
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

PRINCETON is again in the :hroes OF
an election. The different lodges, of
which we have only twenty or twenty
five, are choosing new leaders and it
will be a week or two before the re-
turns are all in.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to Nels J. Sederquist and Mary
Anderson; J. W. Gates and Emma
Lundgren; Clarence r. Sanford and
Luella 7. Cilley.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

CANDIDATES for positions-door-
keepers, flag-raisers, etc.--are opening
headquarters at the capital and the
election of United States senator be-
gins to look like q minor affair.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

Why doesn't Chairman Jones call
for a recoant? The change Of only
$4,000 votes, so the Democrats say,
would land Bryan in the chair The
percentage is less than the Lindites
talk OF overcoming in Minnesota by a
contest. Then what a snap there
would be in the Offices.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

Two new phones have been added to
the local exchange this week: Prof.
II. E: Whites residence, IA call 3, and
Scheen's lunch room, so call s.. Pu,
them on your list.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

BRYAN, the great peddler OF discon-
tent, announces that he will remain in
politics as long as life lasts. He may
remain if he so desires, but it is safe
to bet that he wont cut much ice in
the future.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

Richard Chapman, a cousin OF Elmer
Chapman OF this village, arrived in
Princeton the latter part of last week.
He had been hunting deer in the north
ern part of the State and reports that
his party was unusually successful,
securing fifteen OF the animals. They
we're obliged to haul their venison
some-.distance, as the nearest station
on the railroad was quarantined on
account of smallpox. 49, IT, -
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

IT doesn't make any difference
whether We are Republicans or Demo-
Gratis, we all have something to be
thankful for to-day. And in that re-
spect Princeton and its surrounding
country are specially favored this year.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

BRYAN and Towne met in Chicago
this week to decide which one was
"it.'' Bryan still claims to be and
Charley-well, he wasn't just sure.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

Frank Austin, who has been em-
ployed for some time in J. c. Herd
liska's jewelry store, left yesterday for
Ashland, Wis. where he will locate
permanently.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

ONE of the results 81 the election
will be that the mills will remain open,
busily engaged in increasing their pro-
ducts; labor will be employed and all
business will expand, This one fact
furnishes thousands with causes for
thankfulness to-day.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

ONLY q month remains OF the old
year Get a hustle on yourself, clean
up your work and start the new CEN
tury right.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

1t appears that the photo button man
who operated here during the fair. was
not entirely on the square. Many Of
his patrons are minus their photos and
the money they paid him and can find
no indication OF his whereabouts. He
claimed TO be ST. Cloud photographer
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

NJ. A. Tibbetts returned last week
from visit to Maine, looking hale and
hearty and says he enjoyed himself
fully during his absence. -
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29
willing to Work.

Anyone wishing wood cut, carpets
cleaned, or any kind OF job work done,
please call on Dan G. Mirick. Orders
can be left at ?. Hedin7s.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29
NEXT YEARS CROP.

Present indications seem to point to
an abundance of snow during the COM
ing winter, and while blizzards and
drifts are anything but pleasant TO en-
counter, their presence usually means
good crop for the coming year, and
if we bear this fact in mind as we
trudge through the deep snow it will
remove all our ire at the inclemency o
the weather. Snow and wind mean de-
lays and expense for the railroads, but
their officials will smile as they pay
the bills, for they will remember. that
the next crop will be large on account
Of the heavy snow and they will be
more than repaid for the present ex-
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29

that this sale occurs Saturday, Dec. l,
whether Mark eats turkey for dinner
to-day or not. 90,
e. MARK LIVE .SroCk Co.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29
BY K. G. DUNN

A VOTING machine would be an i'm
provement over the other kinds Of ma
chimes in Minnesota politics.
The Princeton union., 1900-11-29
$>,uAr EDITORS sAx:
Paragraphs
Collected at Our
Exchange
Table.
AND JOHN HAD NO QUALMS.

AND JOHN HAD NO QUALMS.
John Lind and his machine can shed
tears over the wrongs OF the people
and the way the trusts and monopolies
are grinding them down, but the gov
ernor and the machine can tax the
State appointees three per cent of their
gross earnings, in addition to their
other taxes, without any qualms OF
conscience. -Aitkee Age.