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GAMBLERS TURN COMEN0W
o,wrs Avn p1Oi EOOHs sHr " u"
ONI OT IHOsr mrs"


.,tu,t.d to TaLetp Hi'r Landlords wv
posses. Di.ordrri, f"nan" Ol'f' ~
,o,,,, DISGUISE. ~. Published list
The poolrooms and tho nbnf h"l'r' GOT
a Tin ycsterdty that they had h"i''t ''"S" Wy
ught. great many Of them did a. Ih' 'n-
loons all Of which received son" h'n" az" "n
order 10 close AZ \ " had the necessity o'
inpllait obedicnC" impressed upon 'h'h WV
,erday. md at O'Clock thiS morning saloon
door, that haven't been locked Slnc' Woo
pr..i,c,u-clect Roosevelt was u Polco COM
,ni.uloner. we're shut against all comer-
There were not many poorooms downtown
which continued TO do business after III" N"ta
WINS IVA axs.d. and these conducted th'T tfh'''' III
the most guarded manner. or the sanoHhs
rooms some of the largest establishments
were open last night. These are the places
that practicay never close, no matter no"
severe the spa-m Of virtue that happens 10
AFFECT the Police Department.
The rank and file OF the gamblers In ParH
Row had no information OF the probable du-
ration Of the .hut-down. but they were not
cheerful over the outlook. and seemed To an
ticipato long period Of dulness
Judge Foster swore ~ the December Graho
Jury Yesterday Edward Ialkenburg mer-
chant, OF e2 Worth street, il foreman. While
Judge Foster was charging the Grand jury
District Attorney Gardiner came downstairs
and tried to get IN He was stoprcd by Court
Onicer Schwab under the rule that no one
may pass in or out OF Il General sessions court
,.....,, - ,,.y r,i tnr-
WINE Sudse u '"' E''N y"'' -, -,
diner did not appear TO ne rut ouV NJ AL "ilu
o,,or Iudua En.,sr had finished lls talk, COL
Gsrdiner went in To nav his respects
Inf.,e Fnstcr told the Jury men that while
,beV ",cre a tudiCi1l budy they were also an
eanc;;,.iry brjy nnd thar II was their duty 70
inot into tbs vice question FaI.uro 10 do
So yyo,iid be f,ilIl,c in their sworn duty. Then
20 warned them TO beware at the private prose-
-,,t "r IN ,,niid ssnk 10 II luance their action
,c.inst h's enemy
assistont District Attorney H.nnessev. who
caused T." mo utb,lshnd II~t week what IlIIIOlted
70 he n Ii,t Of houses reported bv SUIT Mct ul-
i,yb ,1 1h"di-ordorly VITA tho names oi thc OWN
srS - cor-isnd bY the tito tIlarautCc tOWrany.
Tyhich ,lingri isl of Nl,,ullagh's ana LIST oi
nwnnrs ,rCIudrl one Lyi.Cnpal Church building,
ionseb,Id Ir"uartt owned h. estatcs that old
no, nr,.t and DO not control the buildings,
nVS nr,naTty long nGo sold by the former
ou-nsra named i'm Tho II4t was busv yesterday
so,dirt, mi mott -. - alleged owners TO ab1te
- sI'.,,i nIistnrr- or look o,t for iudict-
,".,t ,yith tho uotl - 60 extracts from the
o. o. in ,r ,,,ii procNdurr showing how the tenant
,rs~ ba s,,tu uirarilv diepossessod by the owner
g., ,bn r,upiriwal count proceedings
'ri.,ri,a t,rnnv Gardiner s1id Yesterday
,ba. no Rad rrsortad q .inilari Proceedings
iost Esbri lrv n rnports furnished b. the polICe
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CANAL Contractors CLAIMS.
An Award OF s4O.3ss Made in a Claim of
ss1,O2G Filed by a Iuca Firm.

hLpANY, Dec. Am award Of s4a.3is was
made tonight by the Canal Board in the
claim for s57U2e filed by F ! pwyer & Co. Of
Utica, as balance due on their canal contract
made under tho general canal improvement law
OF 1898. This claim was for work performed
as required by tho State and the question Of
prospective profits did not enter into It's con-
sideration. The last Iegi-ature Uas~ed law
enpo wsring the anal Board 10 settle tie claims
OF contractors growing out Of tie general canal
improvement work and the beard for several
weeks past has been taking testimony regard
ing the Justice Of such claims The Dwy or
claim Ia the first 10 bc passed upon by the board
The sun., 1900-12-04
IANTRY RAIDS SLOT MACHINES.
Lot Installed in a Third Avenue Place In the
Afternoon SeiIcd In the Eycning

Acting Ca'tain Lantry " the East
Fifty-seventh street station with three do
tectives last night raided n slot-ma-
chine place "a at2 Third avenue
called "1h" Paris There were TWENTY-FIVE
slot machines in IA" place, all Of which the
police seized ou.v fow contained indecent
pictures. The rlH'n has been running for SOW
eral months but the machines seized had only
been put IN in the afternoon Henry SCHWARTZ
~ ISL seventh avenue, was arrested charged
with being the proprietor
The sun., 1900-12-04
PAINTED WOMEN ~ THE WINDOWS
or a wooster Street House which tho Police
Won't Close Magistrate Cant Act

De Witt c. Morrell. lawyer living at 50
Fast Washington square. complained to Mag
istrate Meade IN the jefferson Market police
court yesterday that hou-e on Wooster street
had been public nuisance Tor a long time
lie said that no had complained repeat edly
at tie police 81 ton, but had received no -atI~-
faction. Asked for evidence, ho replied that
he had often ~eer women with raIntCd faces
in the Windows Any other acts Of disorder
llnes- he could not mention Magistrate Meade
said he was sorry, but II was not within
his power To take any acton.
The sun., 1900-12-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

Throug. uaIas .edle Ne~ OfS. foot OF Chambers
s,. follows and minutes earlier from ". Esd 81.
300 a. m Dali Solid train for Buffalo arr. p m.
Binghampton. Waverly. Elmira ana Bradford.
Coaches, paror car and cafe dining car to Buffalo;
Solid train 10 Chicago arriving 20 D. m. Arr.
Cleveland 7:4o a. SieepeIs 10 Chicago. Cleveland.
Cincinnati Dining car.
s:3O .. IN. Daily y-Butialo and Cleveland E1 press
Arr Buffalo 7o5, Bradford 72o jamestown 700 and
Youngstown lO27 a. m; Cleveland 1880 y.
Seepsrs TO Buffalo and Cleveland. Cafe car;
O:lS .. IN. Daily SOLID ualn for Blnghamton,
Waverly, Eimlfa Chicago. Slcepers 10 Dufiao.
CHICAGO. Cincinnati. .rDlpIng Dining .qIi .,n,,,,.
j ACCOMMODATIONS at III, ll3, :6l, 40l aud
gS7 broadway, l56 East l23ih 81 and 273 Nest l25th
3sS and Son fulton st gS broadway. brooklyn; i2:
York Transfer 90. calls for and checks baggage "
The sun., 1900-12-04
MIDDLE-ROAD POPS 10 REORGiNIZF.
They Propose a "Fedcrate" Party Composed
Of Political Remnants.

LAPoRTE, Ind, Dec. 3.-1he Middle-of-the-
Road Populist leaders have issued call for
a conference to be held on Dec. %. at which
the matter OF organization Of new party will
he discussed. The movement received the
indorsen ent Of leaders befoT" the close ui
the Pres iden,ial campaign. The plan l. 10
drop the name of the present organization and
organize n new Uariv To bc composed of Poiu-
lists, Social Democrats. Silver Republicans and
Democrats. The name uf fedcrate party has
been suggested for the propo,ed organization.
The sun., 1900-12-04
thinner In Celebration Of Adler's victory.

Republicans and others of the Eighth A>scm-
bly, district will give "a dinner TO Charles II.
Murray IN" Republican leader, and Assembly,
man-elcct Charles =. Adler at the Broadway
Central Hotel on Wednesday evening. Dec. u.
In celebretIon Of Adler's victory over the Engel-
ties at the last election. Goyarnur-eleCt Odell
and many other prominent Republicans are
expected TO attend.
The sun., 1900-12-04
Revenue Clerk Dies in a street Car.

Max Geyer. a clerk In the Internal Revenue
Department. living nj 23o East i05th street
died suddenly of heart disease last night Just
after alightinr from a Lexington avenue car
NJ lOSth street His body was taken 10 the
East 10th street police Stltion, where il was
Identified by his wife. Geyer was 50 years old.
The sun., 1900-12-04
Escaped Lunatic Sent 20 JaiI.

William Pierson. 81 years old, was sent 20
the Queens county jail in Long Island Gt;
yesterday for five months on a charge OF va
grancy Person told Magistrate Smith that
he escaned from an insane asylum in Conncrti-
cut on SEPT 30 and made his way to t'is city
When arrested he had on three complete suits
g.l1 In
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Arriycd-MoSpAY. Dee. s.

ATTIVcd-MONDAN. Uec d
L. s. transport Sedgwick Henrck,. Matan,a
Nov. -.
I. S transport Mcclellan. Nye, San Juan, Nov. >.
IS rOtsdar. BOnjer. Rotterdam. Nov. e.
s. Wsirnar, StecnRcn. bremen, Nov. -.
St ONO, lIaoaway Hull, Nov. IS.
SIS Nanhanse,, jenkins. ] eth, Nov IS.
:, ROTTERDAM. Noegc. Rotterdam. Nov. ls.
S. Th1tdis. VllhelmSen. Hamburg, Nov. s.
sSS Colombia. licrilhcrg, JamAi ., Nov. 30, 4
- AlrHe. Lone, Kingston. Nov. Il.
IS RIO Grand. Avery. HrunEwick. Nov. 30.
So LOUISIANA, Haley. New orleans Nov. IS.
SIS Alamo, IiN Po-ton. Dec. >.
S. hanra HatA Charles. baltimore. Dec. !,
s. Winfield. OSb. ruc. Sourahayr Sept Is
IS TallahaSse. AsElnS. Saysunah. Nov. 81
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MiNLEY AND THE NAME LAW.
lie Can't Re Both Commissioner of Internal
Revenue and MIR. Speaker.

PORTLAND Me. Dec S--lf the Hon. Joseph
II Manley receives appointment as United
States Commissioner of Internal Revenue he will
not be able to serve as speaker Of the Maine
House of Representatives.. an office which is
insured TO him by practically the unanimous
pledges OF the representatlve--elect.
The constitution of Man" prohibits any
Federal officeholdar except postmaster from
occupying seat in either branch OF the State
LEGISLATURE.
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-Omridl- suns -Omeid. - suns
1900. lbaa 1900. lHO! 1893. 1900.
"a. NJ. So AZ Al'i 6P Mtg 81 SO'
cM....45' So a. Bp, M.47' 4g' as
3P. lg' 3D. 5O'l2 Mid 46' as s7'
ANHINNTON F0RECAST IUK TODAY and I
MORROW.

MORROW.
Tor the District o' Columbia, Delaware Mary
land. eastern TcnnsylN ANA and Sew Jcrsey, rain
to-dNy nd probably tomorrow; variable winds.
E0- tg,'e-1 Ns'- York. oloIfp dat. rain in m,
lueynooH ava i0-,rovrou. fresh sou'huca u;rd, he.
cor i7g rqrt3tie.
iuf New Iug'and. cloUdy to-day rain in after
noun. rain In south, srow rain In north portions
Tomorrow fresh south to ,Gst winds.
For western Ncw York. cloucy to-day, probably
rain. rain ,now and colder tc-,lcrrov. fresh south
to Uc-t wlnds.
For western Pennsylvania, rain to-day: rain n,
snow with colder In norh portion t-morrov, fresh
south 10 west winds
The sun., 1900-12-04
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains caye Franz. IN ~. station, y, as follows
hnc - minutes later foot West A2d 81. y n:
'1i :. Nor INTERN points 20 Albany & Montl.
flE:O y. ". ~ Lakes Mohonk. Minnewaska. Sara
ioca. Caiskll Mountains and tea.
- 1.n" % 49, H|Cag o EN'Fo DatIv
..'5p. Nj Cont Ltd for Detroit Chic 4 s, rou,,
'Cia =. M.-for Roch.. Buffalo cleye' Chicago
,&"9 p M'-FoI Rorh buffalo, Detroit a s., ioliI
'DAIly, DAILY, .Srpi sunday. Leaves brookly q
AnneA, 10: 10 =, - ~. = M sN ,aSp a. Leaves
s"JP ". Time n brS at principal hotels and ofnces
Iacgarc checked from hotels or residence BY West
-. N IAMHERr Gen.r.I p.ss.nas. .a.n, y V
The sun., 1900-12-04
BOON FOR MAYOR SEYMOUR.
Robert Davis Wants Him Nominated for Gov
ernOr Of New Jersey.

Leader Robert Davis Of the Hudson county
Democracy said in Jersey City Yesterday that
Mayor James N. Seymour of Newark Is the
only Democrat in New Jersey who has ghost
of chance to be elected Governor next fall
He is heartily in favor of Seymours nomina-
The sun., 1900-12-04
CoIoradoh Omcial Connf.

DENVER, Col. Dec s.-The official count
Of Colorado is Bryan. l22,a4t Mckinley,
oslal Several hundred thousand dollars was
lost on bets that Bryan would have $1,000 plu-
rality.
The sun., 1900-12-04
3,ailroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIVISION.

zig A. NJ and as p NJ Daily except sunday 10
P'tsHed Sundays only ato 20 4. NJ
Pullman cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with lintsch light
Ticket of1ces at ll3. csl as and 1915 broadway:
:5 Cnion 81. W, ,75 Columbus ave. lsa W i25tn
ST., Grand Central Station. l2ath ST station and
l3s,h 81 Station, New York 33S and 72o Fulton
St and lo6 broadway, T. d, Brooklyn,
Telephone 900 3sih Street for New York Central
Cab service. Baggage CHECKED from hotel or resi-
dence by Wesicott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETrES, GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
The sun., 1900-12-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAC-TrIs DAY.
sun rlses....7'07 Sun sets S3 Moon sets. <57
HIGH wATER-THiS DAY.
Sandy Hook IS Gov Id 5s7 Hell Gate. $50
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cEHiCH VALLEY.
Foot Of West 2d Cortlandt and Desbrosses sts D,
tPcnns II II. Ferries
.Day. Excerpt sunday. Sunday changes, e l22s
PM dl2tP.M csis AN j.3sA ". { 6l3 AN
yIj5lM 1slSPM y5l5P.M z1lbAM

Pullman Cars - al. cyir.ts iraiis
So. ILAINElELD n BOCND BROOK Locals Week
days, Lv W. sd st.g2 A. NJ, lu,el0 and aSP. ".
l., Cort. p,so SIS go a NJ, ~, 9 70 and s@rM N
So ,ii and 1854 broadway. Union square West, 2.s
Columbus Ave, y Y - Fulton - I Court st, s3
B-oadwsy, ard IT Fulton St, Br 1oklyn.
'. Y Transfer c.. VIII cal for and check baggage
The sun., 1900-12-04
New York and Boston All Rail,

~. y. y. H. a IL. L. X and connexions
From Grand Central Station
Leave by way of Due
$500 \. ~, Hartford and " III mantle 800 r. NJ
600 A. NJ, Springfield and Worcester, $50 r. nj
1000 A. NJ. ''New London and Providence, 90 r. n
800. a. ~. New London and Providence 4 80 r. 81
1900 NJ, Sprlngncld and Worcester. 5;40P M
100 l.. NJ. Air Line via " Willimantlc, 600 r. M
l:O2 T. M.,'New London and PRO, idrncr, ZOO i. Nj
500 1. N,'Ncw London and Providence. 900 r. Nj
400 l. ", 'Sprlngneld and Worcester, 1000 r. Nj
$500 T. M.,'New London and Providence, leo r. nj
!iln0 = ", 'Sprngneld and Morcester. 6.l5 A. Al
1900 T. NJ, Wow London and Prov idence, 6:27 a NJ
'paliy. including sunday. ;Stops at l2Jth st,
''Bay Siat' Limited, AL paTior cars. fare 81. I'd
lag Iarlor car scat
Through paror and sleeping csts BY each train
q T uFMpSTEhR Ge%n ~ Bnns 'HuNes
The sun., 1900-12-04

ALBANY. Dec. SCOUT OF Appeals calender for
Tuesday. Dee 4: Nos 759 76l, 7Cl 700, 7SG,
167. 7Ce and ITO.
The sun., 1900-12-04
9atrnts.

asss RSTbss iGE biaysnql. I,ossyed p.
I'M - Nassau ~, NY
The sun., 1900-12-04
CENTRAL R. R. Of new JERSEY

Anthracite coal USED exclusively.
-Four Tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations In New York. Liberty ST. and South Ferry
Trains leave Liberty 81. as below dlme from South
Ferry hve GiEutes earlier except as noted
The sun., 1900-12-04

nR AND MRS AMES- Oldest and most success
- al specialists In female irregularities. ssts
IShed 10 Years In proved scientific treatment inn e.
date r".ir IoSitt rV guaranteed In most ohst!nats
cas'S. private santariUm. regular graduated phy.
scan consultation if'c. cunndenial IaA W,st 'aJd.
nnnns Z. Ifnrinr.s I htAtrr-
The sun., 1900-12-04

nA AND MRS. SIMPSON, the ioading sp,eisli.s
- IN New Hork. successfully treat all female irreg.
patients remaining under doctors care thirty years
ST, near HfOadNay.
The sun., 1900-12-04

DIR. AND MRS HALE: regular graduates.
n. speclai,; 80 years experience In female com.
IntS ircglarlies from any cause Immediately re-
fevcd without operation. pain or danger harmless
effective absolute relie or no caarge private sanl-
tariun with trained nurses Tor patients desiring 70
remain under doctors rare: hours TO 0: consults,
ton free. con ,nad-1tla. West lith ST.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-23
The NickIe Plate Road.

Offers special advantage Tor summer
tourists on its peerless trio of daily express
trains. No. leaving Chicago at 2:3O p. m.
will be found a special favorite for Niagara
Falls, St. Lawrence river points, the Thoas-
and Islands, the Adirondack and Catskill
mountains, and all lower Canadian points,
as also to Rochester, Syracuse, Rome. Utica
and all points in the Gennessee and Mohawk
valleys. Also for all northern and eastern
Pennsylvania and New Jersey points, en-
bracin0 Elmira. Binghamton, Scranton.
Wilkesbarre, and all points in the anthra
cite coal regions, also for Chautauqus Lake
points, every day.
Individual club meals with popular cuisine
ranging in price from 35 cents to one dol
lar on all our dining cars. No excess fare
or any train of the Nickel Plate road.
Rates always the lowest, write, wire, phone
on call on nearest agent OF Mr.. j. Y. Gala
han, general agent, Ill Adams st. Chicago,
Ill.
All trains on the Nickel Plate road have
connections at Buffalo with all eastern lines
running trains from that point; also at
Brocton for Chautauqua Lake points on
trains Nos, and 6, reaching Chautauqua
Lake the following day, early morning and
early evening. These are advantages which
| should be greatly appreciated by all, and
| especially tourists destined to eastern points.
| Uptodate drawing room sleeping cars on all
| trains. Individual club meals, ranging in
price from 35 cents to one dollar on all din
| ing cars of the Nickel Plate road. No ex-
cess fare is charged on any of our trains,
Write, wire, phone or call on nearest
agent OF Mr.. ]. Y. Callahan, general agent,
Ill Adams st. Chicago, Ill.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-23
MERRY MASQUERADERS.

We do not know what kind of a
hybrid gold democrat is, but are
told that few specimens exist.
1t is reported that two or three
have gathered together in some
eastern seaport and have announc-
ed their intention of springing a
national ticket.
They will not label it gold. That
was hoodoo in 1896. They will
swing the anti>imperialists sign.
which is better calculated to de-
cieve the unwary.
They impartially denounce both
democrats and republicans, but if
they are to be classified at all, they
would naturally be listed as assist
ant republicans, the same as their
forerunners in 1896.
There is said to be use for every
thing in nature. but we will offer a
prize for a suggestion as to what
service goldbug- -anti>imperialistic
organization may be put to.
The goldbugs and imperialists
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-23
OUR PLATFORM.

For a Republic and not an Empire.
For the Money OF the Constitution.
For the People against the Trusts.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-23
No Excess Fakes.

Our trains are composed of the best equip
ment, consisting of three vestibuled Sleep
ing car trains in both directions between
Chicago, Buffalo, New York and Boston,
with unexcelled dining car service, to which
are added assurances of safety, speed and
comfort, forming fearless trio of advan-
tages.
Train No. 2leaving Chicago at 10:35 a. M,
with through cars for Boston, New York
and intermediate points.
Train No. 4 leaving Chicago at 2:30 p. M,
with through cars for Buffalo, New York and
intermediate points on the Lackawanna
road; also on the West Shore road, making
direct connections at Buffalo with the New
York Central and Lehigh valley roads; also
makes direct connections at Brocton for
Chauteuqua Lake points.
Train No. s, leaving Chicago at 1890 p, Ia.
with through cars for Buffalo, New York
and intermediate points;also at Brocton for
Chautauqua Lake points.
Individual club meals ranging in price
from 35 cents to one dollar served on all our
dining cars. Rates always lowest. write,
wire, phone or call on nearest agentor Mr..
J. Y. Callahan, General Agent, Ill Adams
St., Chicago, Ill.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-23
CONVICT PRINTING.

Secretary c. L. Stonaker of the
state board of charities and cor
rection, who is meddlesome busy
body, has hit upon new scheme.
1t is that state printing office
shall be established in the peniten-
tiary and convicts do the work.
Mr. Stonaker's duties at the cap
itol are to keep the minutes Of the
board, gather few statistics and
run errands. He is not connected
with the financial end OF the gov
ernment, nor is he supposed to
look after the state printing. 1t
has often been noted, however,
that Mr.. Stonaker was an adept in
managing other peoples business
and an amateur in attending to his
own.
His project, whatever the object
that inspired it, is not worthy of
serious thought. 1t is an insult to
free labor. AS a financial proposi>
tion it would prove an elephant and
from a practical standpoint could
not be made successful.
To begin with, printers do not
go to the penitentiary, therefore
outsiders would have to be called
in to print. The cost Of a plant
capable of turning out the states
printing would be something like
100000 Mr.. Stonaker has figured
on an expenditure Of $4,000 or
$1,000 and on teaching convicts
the art, not taking into considera>
ton that years are required in or>
der to turn out proficient workmen.
In that time most convicts would
have served their sentences and
gone their way.
Few states have found it profits
able to operate their own printing
establishments, and many, after an
unsuccessful venture, have ADAMS
doned the idea. In Colorado, un>
der the contract system, the state
printing is done from one>quarter
to one>half below the custom rate.
If Secretary Stonaker is particu-
larly anxious to save money for the
state, why not suggest to the
board of pardons that Harley Nc
Coy, Alfred Packer or some other
convict be paroled and delegated
in his placer There would be
$500 a year Topped of, and no,
body doubts that the work would
be equally well performed.
~ clr
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-23
THE EIGHT.HOUR LAW.

JOC CIOtII-IIOON Law.
There always is right and a
wrong way of going about things
We are glad that associated labor
has concluded to take the right
way as regards the eight-hour law
Last year the state supreme
court delivered an opinion on the
validity OF the eight. hour law
which served to knock the pins
from under it. OF course the de
cision of the court was not received
with acclaim by the labor element.
They had gone to much trouble to
place it among the Colorado stat>
utes, and supposed it meant some,
thing when it got there.
The supreme court has come in
for many hard words because OF its
unpopular decision. But the SUI
preme court, and any other court
of Justice, is not constituted tor the
purpose of currying popular favor.
Sufficient if its work, legally speak.
ing, holds water.
The opinion of those best quali-
fed to know is that the supreme
courts holding was based on in
controvertible law and facts, and
after calmer deliberation the labor
element seems to have accepted it
in that light.
The federation OF labor, in ses>
sion in Denver, has concluded to
work for such an amendment to the
state constitution as will make an
eight>hour law of force and effect
The supreme court held that in
the constitution was encountered
the stumbling block to the eight
hour laws validity, and in proceed>
ed to rectify the constitution, the
federation is accepting as true that
courts ruling.
How much more commendable
and how much more promising of
results is such action by the fed
Grafton than a trivial recourse to
the boycott. Certain organizations
of labor have proposed that this
old>time weapon of ignorance be
brought to bear upon Judge
Luther M. Goddard, who was one
Of the supreme judges responsible
for the decision in the eight-hour
law and now is candidate for res
election.
We are not interested in Judge
Goddard nor his canvass for the
place except that the best man
shall win. If his services have been
satisfactory he is deserving Of re>
election, and if not, he should be
voted down. AS matter of every>
day fairness, however, we should
protest against his being sacrificed
because of performing his plain
duty.
We do not want puppets on ouf
benches. Their business is to in
terpret the laws as they are made
be they good or bad. If bad, there
is way to make them good, just
as the federation of labor is pro,
ceeding to do.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-23
NOW BUY
YOUR SHOES

For tho rest of the season. Our
semi-annual clearing sale is on and
all grades of shoes are being sold
at marked reduction. 1t will
pay you to investigate the prices
and goods.
The Boston Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-23

1t is a good principle never to
trust a Cinnamon not even with
your washing. Even old Ii Hung
Chang, who has stood ace high
with the allied forces, seems to
have been working both sides OF
the street.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-23

The Denver Republican asks,
what is imperialism" The Re-
publican is referred to its own files
Of 4 year or so ago, where from its
own mouth it may find answer.
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will find ample room in the repub-
lican party. and, on the other hand,
the silver and anti>imperialist adj
herents will find lodging in the
democratic party ranks.
There is no middle ground this
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the street.
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year..