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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-02-03
MONITI0N.

The President of the United States of America te
the Marshal OF the District OF Idaho. greeting:
whereas iOnt and several libel and petition
has been filed in the District Court of the United
States Jf America for the District OF Idaho in the
Northern Division thereof the 25th day of Novem-
Der, 1899, by William F. ketenbach and John M
oCot IN certain action, civil and maritime setting
forth that an action had been begun against them In
the District Court ut the Second judicial DstrcI nj
me State OF Idaho, in and tor Nez Perce county by
thomas u. IWeedy, Emmett Tweedy, Fannie
lweedy Grace Iweedy, Johnnie Tweedy and Colap
lweedy, To recover damages resulting To them from
me death OF William Iweedy, caused BY falling from
the tefryhuat OF said ihelants and petitioners and
drowning In the Clearwater river in Nez perce
county. State IT Idaho;
And Whereas, said libel and petition asks leave to
contest all liability of said libelants and petitioners
growing out OF said accident to and death OF William
iweedy ana prayed also that In case the liability nf
SAID beanis and petitioners be established therefor
mar they be permitted to have the benefit of llma-
lion OF liability therefor to the value of the "Silcptt
ferryboai and her freight pending at the time of
said accident and DEATH and praying also that
monlton issue against the plaintiffs in SAID action in
the State Court and all other persons whatsoever
Claiming damages by reason OF said accident TO and
leath OF SAID William Tweedy pursuant to the rules
ana practice Of this Court
All whereas, an ordcr has been entered directing
mat such monttlon issue returnable no, less than
three months from the issuing thereof
Now therefore, we DO hereby empower and strictly
charge and command you the said Marshal that YOU
cite and admunish the said Thomas H Tweedy En-
melt iweeiy Fannie Tweedy, Grace Tweeiy, John
ME iweedy and Collan lweedy, and all other per
sons Claiming damages by Of said accident to
and death ut said William Tweedy. deceased If they
pc found IN your Dtsret that they and each of them
ee ana appear before L. oNeil Esq, United states
COMMISSIONED at bis office in Lewiston, Idaho ana
make due proof of their respective claims on or he
tore the hist Monday in April 1900. and that they
also appear and answer in this cause before the said
District Couu of the United States on or before Sad
first Monday in April. 1909.
And have you then and there this writ with vour
return thereon
witness the Honorable James h. Beatty Judge of
said Court this 21nd day of De-
-. cember. in the year of our Lord
lSHAL OF COURT 1899, and OF our independence
the l2d.
(Slgnei) A. |. RICHARDSON
tleTk OF the District Court of the United States
Tor the District of Idaho
JAMES L, BABB and LANE 4 MCDONAD proctars
for hbelants and petitioners
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-02-03

Pursuant to the foregoing Monitlon the under
signed, Marshal for the District of Idaho hereby
cites and aimonishes Thomas H. Tweedy. Emmett,
lweedy, Fannie fweeiy. Grace Tweeiy Johnnie
lweedy and Colian rweejy, and all other persons
claiming damages BY reason of the accident To and
ieath 81 sad william TweeIy, deceased mentioned
IN SAID Monhnn, that they and each of them be and
appear before t. ONel, Esq. United States Com
missioner. at his ottce in Lewiston Idaho ami make
que proof OF their respective claims ON or before The
hts Monday OF April 1900, and that they ais, appear
ana answer W said cause before said District Court
81 the United States for the District of Idaho on or
before SAID hTst Monday In April 1900
Dated Jan. =. 1900. FRANK RAMSEY
Marshal of the United States for the
District Of Idaho
BY c. A. FORESMAN
Deputy Marshal
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-02-03
e.. G. BROWN, NJ. d. V. d.
l.. F. INMAN, NJ. D.,
homeopathic Physician

Surgeon and Specialist.
Chronic and nervous diseases Of both
women and men. Electricity used in
all OF its forms AS medicine. Office
TWO doors east of the Bee Hive. Con.
-ultation free.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-02-03
DIR. {. w. SHAFT.
J. J. RANDALL,
Dentist.

Office in building formerly occupied
by Attorney J. w. Reid.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-02-03

Lewiston Water and Power Company.
Lewiston, Idaho, Charleston, Washing
ton.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03
POmoc matki / Prxyjaciel dxieci.

Ananemu dobrze szwajcarskie mu lekar-
stwu ziofowemu Ora Piotra Com, 20 nadai
ktos piekne imte ,,Pomoc matki 1 Przyiaciel
dzieoi." PrzeglaIajac liczne listy . podzie.
kowaniam', ktore codziennie SO odbiersne W
biurze DIR. Peter Fahrney, wiasciciela tego
ulubionego lekarstwa, musimv przyznat, ze
przydomek nadsny w checi okazania
wdtiecznoeci, jest bardzo od~powieduim, iak
Uego dowodz, zadow olenie Cjca, wyrazone w
n~astepujacym liscie:
Apollo, Pa.
q uczuciem najwieksz.j wdziecznoscI pi.
sze do Para p' pare wierszy. Nam syna 10
letoiego, ktory byf kaleka przes os,atuie
piec lat. Cierpiaf ma chorobe merck / peche-
RIA, u bole to czasami byfy tax wielkie, IL
1eczaf pc caiych godzinach. Radzilismy sic
iecs ME mogli mu mic pom6dz. Nareszcie
dostatem nieco Ora Piotra Gomozo, a wyda.
tex tych paTu centow dokonaf tego, czego
przedtem Neutrality-suspicious. dolarami ME
MONA byfo dokonac; lekarstwo to wyleczy-
20 mego chfopaka. z szacunkiem, Henryk
Hajerts.
Inny rodzic, pan Karol Szmyt, z Carrick,
Ia, dodaje jeden wiecej listek laurowy do
korony Ora Piotra Gomozo. Pan Szmyt III
see: Dziecko mojego sasiada, lic,ace 4 lats,
ml.fo bardzo zfe wyrzuty DO cafej twarzy.
Dostafo ono bLtelke Ora Piotra Gomozo.
Uzy~s fo go regularnie. Ranki ~zscxefy sic
sic fusLczyc jakby fuska rybia; zdrowa i re-.
IOWA skora zac.efa sic formow &C ma twarzy,
a wkr6tce wszelkie oznaki wyrzut6w zupef,
nile znikfy. Aczkolwiek ten wypadek moze
niejednemu wyda sic zwykiym, dodac wy
pada, Re ME jest to jedyny wypadek, albo-
WIEN brat moi miai take Same doswiadcze
ME re swojem mafem dzieckIem. Gdy wei
miemy pod uwage. 2e Gomozo ,abija zarod-
XII trucizny, wypedza je z ciafa droga natl
ralna 1 w~zbogaca krew, czynisc ia czerwo-
ma, fatwo mOzemy sobie wytf6maczy6 to
cudowne wiasuOsci kuracyjne tego skutecz-
nego lekarstwa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03
NarOdOwe ureczy stOsci Babtyst6w
W Detroit, Mich 1928 Maia.

Wszyscy, ktorzy maja zamiar uda6
sic ma to zebranie, powinni wiedzieG, ze
kolej Wabash jest najkrotsza linia z
Chicago do Detroit. Try pooiagi dzien-
ME wychodza; o 1902 W po{udnie, o
3.15 pc po{udniu i o HOO wieczorem.
Jest to jedyna LIMA z Chicago ma
wschod, ktora ma lezace krzes{a ire
clining chairs). Take popularne wa
gony So W kazdym pociagu. Oddziel.
ne fozka ma kazdym pociagu expreso-
wynn. Cena z Chicago i napowrot 1915.
Pisz pc rozk}ad jazdy j wszelkie infor-
macye. Wabash City Office, 81 Adams
ST., Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

by&a dobra komenda, to niema rzeczy.
kt6rejby ME osiegli!
Sam Napoleon to powiada}, -
prawi} dalej Wolski - re polacy wiele
obiecuja co ida sic niepodobnem do
WARY, ale ~jeszoze wiecej d~okonaja.
S{yszeliscie pewnie juA, jak naszych
u}an6w jeden s}aby szwadron pod Ko
zietulskim rotmistrzem i Niegolewskim
zdobyf wawoz broniony przez kilkanas-
Gle batalion6w cztery baterje pod Sa.
mosiera, kt6rego francuzka ~piechota
ME mogla zdobyc. Byle by}o dobre
dowodztwo, to teraz ~jeszcze trudniej-
szych rzeczy nasz wiarus dokaza6 moze,
DO idzie o kraj. - No ale nabije luke
= czekajcie = m6wil nak}adajac krot-
ka luke waksztafem z kapoiuoha sk6-
rzanego, wiszacego ma guziku, przy-
pominaja mi sic inne przygody z Hisz-
panji. Otoz m6wi& zapaliwszy luke
/ pusciwszy z zadowoleniem ogromny
kfab dymu, my swiecim Wielkanoc
ma wolnej polskiej ziemi teraz, W Hisz-
Panji pamietam sa inne swieto. By{a
to w}asnie Villa Bozego Narodzenia.
Pos4ano mas pieciu ma patrol, POI mill
cd obozu, z rozkazem ME wracaG, poki
ME bedzie wiadomosci. Mic podejrza-
nego ME zoczylismy, vice ~postanowi}em
zostac ma moo We wsi ~lezacej blisko
drogi. Idziemy do wsi, a wies pusta-
zreszta by}o tam tylko pare ohalup da-
leko nedzniejszych, niz u mas, DO u mas
to jest porzadek, a tam to wszedzie ME-
chlujstwo. Ostroznie przepatrzylismy
otoczenie wsi, nigdzie ME by}o miejsca
do zasadzki, do obozu droga dosyt Cd
kryta; we wsi zywego duoha, DO wszy-
soy. wyruszyli ma powstanie, mic podej-
rzanego ME byfo. w ostatniej chacie
zdybalismy babe, istna czarownice, z
dzieokiem ma reku, warzaoa kota W
garnku, TAXI by} wtenozas W Hiszpanji
g{od miejscami./ Wiecie, re jak cz{o-
wick g}odny, o co W w~ojnie ME trudno,
to je co dostanie; W Hiszpanji przekle-
tel trudno by}o co dostac, wiec ucieszy-
lismy sic i dalej do ogniska. Jeden
umial troche pc hiszpahsku, wiec babe
zagadna}.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03
POdZiek0Wanie.

ia, niaej podpisana, skladam stare
polskie Bog zap}a6 j serdsozn. podzie.
kowanie 81. Zarzadowi Centr. Il. N. P.
"a rzetelne wyplacenie mi posmiertne
60 10000 pc sp. meau moim Piotrze
Lakszasz. Dziekuje takae Tow. Patr.
Trzeoi Maj, gr. Al W New Yorku, kt6.
rel to or. sp. P. Lakszasz Syl ozsonkiem.
Benigns Lakszasz
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03
Do st. Louis 1 z powrOtem KOleja
Wabash $3.50.

Il powodu rocznego zjazdu General
nego Zg~romadzenia Presbyteryanow,
Kolej Wabash sprzedaje bilety 20 po-
wyzszej Genie ma Is, 16, IL i 22' Maja,
dobre z powrotem do 2 Czerwca 1900
wiacznie. Wagony z oddzielnemi }oz.
kami i wolnemi krzeslami. City Ticket
Office, 81 Adams St., Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03
Dzielny Pufk Czwarta-
k0w.
(Ciag dalszy).

ma twardy grunt, do wsi.
Dalej ma bagnety! hukna} Bogu-
s4awski, a pu}k czwarty rzuci} sic bic
giem do chat p%lutonami, wybijajao kol-
ba drzwi i okna. Kapral Witozak sko-
czy} przez okno, kilkunastu rzucilo sic
ma niego, dym przes}oni} izbe; on chwy-
CHI karabin za lufe, zakrecil strasznego
mlyhca, kilku wnet by}o ma ziemi pod
zamachem poteznym, a wiara wpad}a
wywalonemi drzwiami W tel chwili i
wybito reszte. Jednym tohem zajeto
wies, moskale k}uci bagnetem i waleni
kolba oofneli sic W nie}adzie, uoiekajac.
Skrzynecki ruszy} teraz jade. Sz6stka-
mi wala sic przez wies konni strzelcy i
u{ani, wymiataj JAG ulice do czysta, a mo-
skiewska jazda szykuje sic ma gwa}t "a
VISTA.
Dalej "a mna!- krzyozy Smajde,
trabki graja a u}ani z lancami znizone-
mi, konni strzelcy z p}otem szabli wy
niesionych, rzucaja sic ma jazde wroga
i rozbijaja ja W puch ma marynate. Te-
raz zaczyna sic pogoh.
- Hola bratku, ME ujdziesz mi -
VIOLA jakis barczysty u}an ma jenera{a
moskiewskiego; jednym poskokiem jest
PREY MIN i }owi 60 "a ko{nierz. A tn
Pu{k 6smy uderza z boku, ozwarty ru-
sza ma prost; moskale juz uoiekaja bez
powstrzymania, tylko kilka dzia{ dale
ognia.
Ch{opcy, dalej ma dzia}a! - "a
wola} Wolski, i rzuci} sic miedzy kano-
nierow. Sztychem zsadzi} z konia szefa
baterji, kanonier cia} 60 paiaszem W
glove, ale kaszkiet sk6rzany i niezgrab-
nose moskala os}abi{y ciecie; tylko tro-
che sierzantowi zamroczy{o sic g}o-
vie. Innych kanonierow rozniesiono
ma bagnetach dzia}a sta}y sic zdoby.
GA polska.
N%azajutrz, pierwszego kwietnia, "a
miast korzystac z czasu, wyruszy} Skrzy-
necki dopiero O osmej rano z pu}kiem
u}an6w W stray przedniej. Piechota
postepujaca z ty}u nuci}a weso}o piesni,
duch by} zwycieztwami swiezemi pod
niesiony, jak nigdy W tel ~wojnie.
Tymczasem Rosen trwozny rzuca{ ma
passive pogoni polskiej, by ia choc ma
chwile powstrzyma6, battalion pc bata-
lionie wrzedziznach lesnych. Ale trwo-
ga ogarne}a zo}nierzy, wielu wo}a{o W
przerazeniu, re tylko Matka Boska mo.
g}a dac polakom TAXA SHE i szybkosc.
Bataliony pc batalionach rzuoaly bro6,
czworoboki peka}y cd samego s~zelestu
choragiewek. Litwini przypomnieli So
bic, re So polakami. DIVA plutony sta
ne{y W leslie pred Janowem, "a mimi
litwini, z wyjatkiem ofoerow. Byli to
ci sami, co pred Grochowska bitwa tax
tesknie rozpamietywali swoj los; W SEE
regach ich wida6 by}o liczne szczerby.
Kula polska zabi}a owego m}odego
zucha, CO przykrzy} sobie niewole mo-
skiewska; TAXI to smutny los polakow,
co obcej sprawie zmuszeni s}uzy6.
Czesto smierc znajdowali z reki braci,
w~alczacyh "a wolnosc.
Teraz stall oni W czworobok uformo-
wani, trzymani tylko przez ofcera W
karbach; tax wielka Jest hahba niewoli
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

moskal rzuci} spade.
My tez po!aOy, z ~zabranego kraju
my z wami!
Nawet ch&opi biora jeho6w wszedzie,
a moskale rodowici, przejeoi zabobon-
mem %drzeniem, rzucaja broh i ida do
browolnie W niewole. Pc drodze widac
byso smutne Shady przejscia moskali,
wsie opustoszale, domy popalone, tn
i owdzie ma belkach zweglonego domu
ko{ysa1 sic trup. Niedziw, przeszio
miesiac zajmowali moskale to strony.
Straszny by} to widok ola zo}nierzy;
Jeszcze wiosna ME zakry@a ohydnych
Shadow spustoszenia, odrazajace ster-
cza4y dowody barbarzyhstwa carskich
siuzalo6w, carskich najezdnik6w. Mad
siedloem zatrzyma}a sic pogoh, a Ro-
sen schroni{ sic do Siedlec, szlac posla
po Posle o pomoc do Dybicza. DIVA
tysiace zabitych, dziesie6 tysiecy jeh-
COW, dwanasoie dzia{, mn6stwo kieso-
now i furgon6w zostawi} Rosen W re-
kach polakow, kt6rzy utraoili tylko $50
ludzi W zabitych i rannyoh. Jehoy Ii
tewsoy wstapili wszyscy do szereg6w,
pu{k ozwarty zasili} sic takze mimi.
Pod Latowiczem zasta{ wojsko pol
skie ozwarty kwiecieh, dzieh pierwszy
wielkanocny. Obch6d Zmartwyohwsta-
mia P~ahskiego }aczy} sic re Zmartwych-
wstaniem kraju, z %swietnymi tryumfa-
mi, kt6re, gdyby Skrzynecki by} nalezy-
Gle korzysta} z czasu, by}yby ~jeszcze
swietniejsze.
Warszawa, wrzaca cd radosei i unie-
sienna, niezapomnia@a o tyoh, ktorym
tax piekne dni zawdziecza}a. Trzysta
wozow re swieconem pos{ano W pole,
by zo{nierzowi ME brak}o niczego prey
podwojnej uroczystosci. Pc obozowem
nabozehstwie roz}ozyli sic zo}nierze wy
godnie Pc kwaterach i biwaku, a milo
juz grzejace promienie siohca kwietnio-
wego i'm jasnia}y.
Ma miejsou, gdzie leza}a druga kom-
pania pierwszego batalionu czwartego
pu{ku, panowa} ruch weso}y; spozywa-
no s%wiecone warszawskie, wiarusy scis-
kali sic, jak bracia dzielao sic jajkiem;
tylu leg{o juz, kto vie, ktory przysz}e-
60 roku doczeka! Wreszcie pokrzepiw-
sly sic troche, siedli ko}em i zakurzyli
lulki.
Piekne easy! - zacza{ sierzant
Wolski, - takich dni dawno nasz kraj
ME pamieta. Jak nar6d wybija sic ma
wolnosc i wszystkie silly zjednoozy W
lynn celu, to ma mic choc najciezsze kaj-
dany. Jam starry, pamietam nasze boje
W Hiszpanji. Napoleon by} cz}owiek
najwiekszy, wodz i wojownik, jednak
Hiszpanji ME m6g} podbie, jak innych
KRAKOW, DO lud hiszpahski potyka} i
broni3 sic wsciekle. Gdy szturmowa-
lismy Saragose, co zy}o W miesoie, bio
sic, dzieci, kobiety, staroe nawet; mnie
samego o WHO'S ME zastrzeli{a baba.
Tam dom Pc domu trzeba bylo zdoby-
wac, f%rancuzi, wojacy osiwiali W bojaoh
ME mogli sobie da6 rady, tylko nasze
polskie pulki SHY naprzod, jak muir,
nieuwazajac czy ziemia pod nogami sic
r~ozstePuje, czy z cory sypia sic cegiy,
muir, olej wrzacyi grad kull
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01
---7----1------------
THE CAMPAIGN SEESAw.

\ year ago any man who had ven
turcd to. predict that the Democratic
party would triumph at the polls this
fall would have been laughed at for
his pains. Democrats themselves CON
coded that their chances were about one
in ten.
Two months ago the impression was
general among well-informed men that
the country was with the Democratic
party Republicans made little at
tempt to conceal their chagrin and
alarm at the turn the campaign had
taken. Apathy in Republican ranks
was widespread and undisguised.
Funds for the conduct of their cam
paign were coming in slowly as COM
pared with the steady stream OF 1896.
The country was inclined TO laugh at
the Republican scarccrow OF a silver
basis. if the Democrats should win.
Since then the splendid organization
of the Republican party-the most pow
crful political machine that has ever
cXistcd-has told in practical results.
The apathy in the rank and file of the
Republican party has measurably dis
appeared and Doodle for the campaign
has been moro generously Forthcoming.
IT is entirely useless to deny that the
Democrats. who had made the running
up 90 the first of October, have during
tic past month. been thrown off their
stride in the Eastern states by the Re
publican appeal to the moneycd inter
csls. TWO weeks ago the tide was
against the Democratic party just as it
was for it on September the first.
/, looks now that the tide is turning
again. and that the Democrats will go
TO the polls with ii setting i'll their
direction. Just what has brought about
this last reaction it is difficult to- tell,
though the wild highjin of Roose-
welt; the coarse abuse OF MIR. Bryan by
Chairman Hanna Senator SCOTS dec
laration that trusts are good things,
and Mir 8ryan's tour OF the East arc
al factors. Whatever the cause the
Republicans are vastly less confident
than they were two weeks ago and the
Democrats are correspondingly cncour-
aged. II Is always a dangerous thing
I for the compaign Of a party 10 reach
| its hgh-water mark some days before
an election, and that is precisely the
misfortune that has overtaken the Re
publican party.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01

what he alleges was the utter incom-
potency OF the American staff on that
campaign. He charges the Quarter
masters and Commissarys depart
ments with neglecting the men, and
the fighting staff with ignorance and
indifference, which. he says. cost many
deaths and other casualties needless
~. MIR. Bass also charges Minister
Conger with heartless conduct III re-
lation to our wounded. and asserts
that none OF the missionaries who
We're in the legation compound went
near one of them. The story is likely
to make u stir, because the narrator
is we'll known and considered reliable.
and his paper Will certainly back him
In what he says. We are sorry to note
this new disclosure. 1t tends to make
one fear that Algerism. icaganism,
and Abnerism are still rife in our mil
itary establishments
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01
DEFECTIVE INSULATION.
washington star)


The cause of the disastrous fire in
New York yesterday will probably
never be accurately known, but there
will always be suspicion that it WAS
the result of imperfect electric insu-
lation. the cause of so large IL per-
centage of CONGREGATIONS in these
times In many cities the system of
inspection of the wires and electrical
appliances is perfunctory. Yet the
need for such inspection grows apace.
The application of electricity to
modern business is developing rapidly
and the danger from fire is increasing
proportionately. 1t would seem that
these almost periodical disasters would
arouse officials all over the country TO
organize their services to reduce the
danger of fires from defective insula-
ton to the low minimum which is
clearly possible. Wires can be made
absolutely safe, yet as was recently
shown by fatal accident in this city,
they are repeatedly strung with ut
ter disregard for human life and FOR
the safety of property.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01
five years:

For military purposes and for PEN
sions during the past fiscal year the
7 United States government expended
1881, 100000. out of total expenditure
of S4S7.159.171. In other words. the gov
| eminent expended 1891, 100000 FOR
MILITARY PURPOSES and but $780,
259.17l FOR ALL OTHER PURPOSES.
Militarism costs the United States more
than twice as much as everything else.
According to the figures just made
public by the Census Department, the
total population of the United States
is I4,62I,907. The military expenditures
are 1891 100000. Militarlsm therefore,
taxed every man, woman and child in
the United States $40, on an average.
during the last fiscal year. This. ac-
cording to Mr.. Roosevelt, who swore
he was citizen OF two places at the
same time in order TO escape his taxes,
is mere DOGGY, matter not worth
considering,
The Senate of the United States is
hopelessy Republican for the next
four years. The Republicans In the
last Congress passed law that they
claimed put the country firmly on IA
gold basis. That law cannot be amend
ed, altered or repealed without the con-
sent Of the Republican Senate. If there
be any flaws in it the Republicans in
the next Congress will have an oppor-
tunity to cure them before Mr.. Bryan
takes his seat. If elected. Which. there
fore. is the DOGGY, the Militarism foist-
ed on the country by the Republican
party at an annual cost OF nearly tive
dollars to every man, woman and
child, or free silver when there is IL
gold standard law that the Democrats
are poweress to repeal? Which party
goes before the country on next Tues
day With DOGGY for an issue?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01
WHEN LONDON CELEBRATES.

This country should take off it's hat
to dear old Lunnon." The people of
these United States, and of New York
particularly. have several times in the
past given no mean exhibitions of hys-
terra ana sloppy enthusiasm. With
iire-water in copious quantities under
their shirts. the stars and stripes in
their hands and Comanche yeils issuing
from their open countenances, they
have welcomed returning heroes to tho
bosom of their native land. 1t takes
squadrons of police TO preserve the life
and limbs of their Presidential candi-
dates when they appear in any of the
larger cities. But through 1t all there
runs strain OF American humor that
makes the noble frenzy of the London
mob quite impossible for the gathering
on this side of the water. The staid
and portIy American householder can
not quite bring himself to that lordly
disregard of petty conventionalities
that led his English confrere TO do
cancan on the thoroughfares of Lon
don town, in honor of the return of tho
Imperial volunteers from South Africa.
In not q single instance. we believe.
have the dcnizens of city dives been
permitted to set the pace when Ameri-
can patriotism takes the bit in its
teeth and proceeds to celebrate Note
these choice extracts touching the
scenes in London:
The night following tho day was a
REPETITION OF 'Mafeking night without
the rcdeeming excuses of tina; cole
DRAFTED orgy London was turned over
70 the worst elements of its populations
omen were inSulted. kissed or thrown
down with impunity in street fights
IurSued AT the sweet will OF inebriate
btawlcrs from the sidewalks. they
strcaincd along historic thoroughfarcs
shouting, sobbing and brandishing
peacock feathers with inanc depravity
Many of them offered 10 exception TO
the rule of drunkenness. Babes in arms
could frequently be seen
Many of the soldiers on the line of
march were hurt in combatS with the
crowd, They had to munlc themselves
in their ovcrcoats ana to use other dis
EuiSeS in order to avoid recognition by
the crowds. AS ii was. several were
nearly pulled 10 pieces by the rough
cmbracings and handshakings OF
drunken men. The few isolated roiicc-
men in evidence were borne helpless
upon the tide of patriotic enthusiasm,
whose invariablc characteristic was
drunkenness. partial or complete
If it he added that favorite diver
sion of the chivalric Brton on this oc-
casion was knocking down and tramp
ling on women or falling off the roofs
on their heads. the finishing touches
are added to this splendid picture of
London's chastc and orderly welcome
of its returning volunteers. AS Amer
lean citizens we may we'll shrink abash-
ed in view of all this. from our poor
efforts to make Dewey. I1obson and
Wheeler. the Rough Riders and the
state Volunteers. feel that we were
real glad to see en- We may be
able. in due time, under Imperial tute-
laGe, to approach the state of exalted
delirium of which the English metrop
oils has just given its third exhibition
within the year.