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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22
DAVIS CONDITION REMAINS UNCHANGED
The Senator Is Still Fighting Against DseaseHs Appetite
Remains Strong.

senator Davis condition has not ma
tetiaIly changed since last evening. Tenn
perature SO, pulse no. respiraton Z6.
"A. ]. Stone, M. D"
The above bulletin was issued shortly
after o'clock last night and shows that
the senator is still putting up vigorous
fight for life.
yesterday mornings bulletin reads as
follows:
Senator Davis rested quietly from 6
till 10 this forenoon. Temperature,
98 3-5; pulse, 112; respiration, 26.
ALEX j. Stone
The ability of the patient to take and
assimilate nourishment in encouraging
quantities is what is prolonging a battle
against disease, which apparently can
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22

afternoon will leave for Philadelphia,
where the president and members of his
cabinet will attend the annual banquet
of the Union League club.
DEPARTMENT OF. JUSTICE.
The clerk of the department Of the
justice has made his annual report to
the attorney. general It shows that FOR
the year ending June 80, 1900, the depart
ment had before it 72O cases. OF this sol
were acted upon by the president, who
denied the applications, 131 cases, and
extended clemency, 220 cases. OF the lat
ter he pardoned 81. Seventy three
sentences We're commuted. Only two
convicted national bank officers were
pardoned, >one on account of i'll health,
and the other because the innocece of
the H'isoner was proved.
MEXICAN BOUNDARY
Secretary Hay, for the. United States,
and Ambassador Aspiroz, for the govern
ment of Mexico. today signed ; treaty
further extending the time aet
the survey and definition of the water
boundary between Mexico and the United
States. There already have been sew
eral extensions, in each case for a year,
but the present arrangement will con-
tfnue the work is concluded.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22

end in only one way. The delirium seems
to be present most of the time and only
occasionally is the senator lucid enough
to recognize those who are nursing him.
The affection of the kidneys is resist
ing treatment and is responsible for the
semi-comatose condition which has been
reported for the past few days. The
foot is doing as nicely as can be expected,
but the patient lacks the necessary
strength to throw off the poison.
All day yesterday the Davis residence
was thronged with callers who were anx-
ious to hear the latest news from the
sick bed. Telegraphic inquiries were also
numerous.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY
Weather Forecast for st. Paxl:
Fair.

Weather Forecast for st. PAIL:
Fair.
1-Storms Garry Death.
News From Washington.
Gov. Lind in No Hurry.
Senator Davis Condition.
2-Tawney Talks to Pythians.
Laybourn's Chances Bright.
Minneapolis Budget.
3-Nevvs of the Northwest.
Crowds Await Kruger's Arrival
To Push Philippfne~War.
Events In China.
4EditOF1aI Page.
5-SpOrting News.
6-Nevvs of the Railroads.
Supreme Court Decisions.
Popular Wants.
7-Markets of the World.
Chicago Dec. Wheat, II 3-Sc.
Stocks Irregular.
S-COrbett's Defense Given.
Local Labor Field.
St. Paul Suicides.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22

eerent state boards, assembled in Louis
Vile today and arrived here on special
train. There were distinguished people
in attendance from all parts of the state.
The acceptances of invitations have been
so general that it was necessary to have
the ceremony in the First Presbyterian
church There are many guests here
from Virginia, the old home of the Fu-
qua family The number of visiting
guests is estimated at over 500.
Gov Beckham and his bride left at
midnight for Chicago and thence West
ward.
After Gov. Beckham's Inauguration on
Dec II, they will visit Florida.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22
GOV. BECKHAM'S WEDDING
TOOK PLACE LAST NIGHT AT
OWENSRORO, KY.

OWENSBORO, KY, Nov. H.-Tonight
for the first time in Kentucky a governor
in Office was married John Creprs Wick
life Bcckkam and Jean Raphael FCq'>a
are the contracting parties. The gov
crnor's staff and all the state officers
from Frankfort, including judges of the
court of appeals and members of the diff
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22
Windy I'm Utah.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 21.--A heavy
wind and snow storm prevailed here all
day yesterday and last night. and. ap-i
pears to have been general throughout
the inter-mountain region. Railway trains
are generally behind time, and interrupt
ton to telephone and telegraph wires
Is reported throughout the West. Ex-
tremely cold weather is reported from
Central Montana points.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22
Dowie Meeting Abandoned.

LONDON, Nov 22-Mr. John Alexan-
der Dowie, the Chicago Zionist, abandon
ed his meetings in Manchester yesterday.
and left the city last evening. His de-
parture was due to the threatening atti-
tude of a demonstration by Owens college
students, some of whom were arrested.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22
The CARS ILLNESS.
HIS MAJEsTY's CONDITION RE.
PORTED SATISFACTORY

LIvIDIA. European Russia, Nov. A.-.
The bulletin issued today by the czar's
physicians was more satisfactory. 1t read
as follows:
'sThe car passed a satisfactory day
yesterday. His condition is good. Tenn
perature at last evening, 1925; pulse,
76. He slept but little during the night,
but from no disturbing cause. His ma
jesty's general condition Is satisfactory,
Temperature this morning, 1905; pulse,
TO-"
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov A.-The
czarevitch has arrived at Gatzena, near
here, from Copenhagen.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22
JAPAN CABINET CRISIS
MARQUIS rTO'S MINISTRY MAY BE
OVERTHROW.

LONDON. Nov. 22.-The overthrow of
MARQUIS Ito's cabinet says the Yoko-
hama correspondent of the Daily Mail,
IS threatened. Already Viscount Kat
suma, minister of war has resigned, in
consequence Of a scandal affecting Hosi
Toru minister of communica tions. who
is accused Of accepting large bribes and
will probably be arrested. The political
opponents Of the minister denounce him
as Tammanyist, because he was for
merly minister to the United States.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22
DUCAL PAIR AT HOME.
Papa-in-Law to Start Manchester I'm
business

10 manchester In
Business.
BELFAST. Nov. 21.-The Duke and
Duchess of Manchester arrived at Tan
derage castle, Armagh, yesterday, and
were received with great rejoicing. No
fires blazed and illumnations were gen
eral The crowds cheered as the couple
drove through the town and the Duke
thanked his tenants for them reception
of his bride The duke and duchess will
go to India and Japan from the United
States.
CINCINNATI, Nov. A-Appication
Tor membership in the Business Men, s
club Of this city has been made by the
Duke of Manchester, through two mem
bers Of the club. Eugene Zimmerman n.
his father-in-law has also applied for
membership. It Is said the duke will
be here shortly and his father-in-law
desires to place him in business.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 21.-A severe
storm swept over western and northern
Ohio today. Much damage to property
is reported but no loss of life. At Tip
pecanoe City, six miles south of Troy,
Shearer's tobacco sheds were wrecked
and the Masonic hall and other buildings
damaged.
church was badly damaged and the Ohio
Central roundhouse partly unroofed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22

TOLEDO, O., Nov. 21-A terrific wind
storm swept over Sandusky today and
did many thousand dollars worth OF
damage. Half a dozen large ice houses
were blown down and demolished. Sew
era1 small vessels were blown upon shore
and number of buildings unroofed.
CYGNET, O., Nov. H.-The storm today
blew down derricks and other buildings
over the big oil fields of northwestern
Ohio Through Ottawa, Erie, Hancock,
Wood and Lucas counties the damage
will reach many thousands of dollars.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-29
Gtranbbllg.
(@fter Set frie Gro".)

Sc 1aafalote, r8orere" eller 9}dpe<
fidmpere &ina gaar paa meo Ooos<
forast for at josc fremmeoe &apita=
litter os Misiiondrer uo af tit 2ano.
Wfen bette bar fiji Grab forbitrct
Nea9tbaperne iaauel ber 2anoet TOM
i europa. Sc bar iaaleocs faact
iitano en- Cuerenstomit ON at 9ribe
ino meb Naabcnnlagt for at odmpc
9idpefidmpernes Paagaaen9eo.
81 tan life forltaa, bet ian bli an.
bet enb l1sreier, iaalda8e &apitale'.s
% gteligionens 9teprdientanter fra be
faatalbte cipiliiereoe 2anoe abiolut
bill TRANCE fig inb paa Setter iom &ina
for at sj0re Gorretninser. stuloe
peofommenoe ia 9elo meo fig, maat=
te 10 ben dlb9amle tineii;te &ultur
rpobes afueien o9 &ineieren ielp bli
ct ganite anoet Menneite emo, bpao
ban er ibas. Salfalo er bet n'eect
let at fortaa, at ban fommer paa
@ant neo be el,ropdilfe % amcri-
tanjte Yengemdno; bet CT NOT bes=
pdrre lite blot &ineieren eller Ndpe=
tidmperen, ionl er iaa ubeloig. Gs
iaa ldn9e Yensemanben peo, ct bans
piemf fapn itaar fdroig meo fine
@tribstrdfter til at foripare bans Sn'
teresler, iaa ldnge unolaoer ban mol
at pdre Nfors beoite Barn bint frem:
mebe 2an0.
sSn,iblertib foretommer bet os be.
ipnberli9t, at u. g. (. gts. ital ho
: I. . .
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-29

prisen paa petrolium ! 9fllslano
par Marts Maaneo II Gent pr. Gal=
Ion. Sc ruIite petroliumtiloer er lite
faa rigbolbi9e, iom be anleritanite.
9ette piier, buao Yrisen paa 2amp=
olie ituloe pdre ber | 2anoet, % bpao
Brisen piloe blipe, ON &egjerin9en
tiebe % oreb Observation-Disclosures for
bet sbele Golts bebite. Men bet a,ne=
rifanite Golt er bange for at eie noset
felp. Set er faa meset beore at eiOe
alt til 11osle faa, rfom foritaar iig paa
ct hripe nor sSl1bufri".
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-29

Q!lt Grtroarbeioe paa De tor1tjellt9e
s<ernbaner CT ncbla9t. Glere tu1lno
Q(rbeioere CT cerpeo lat uo at 9lrbetoe.
9laar laa BERTH fomn,er. at Mplin9en
oper bele 9}orbpelten er goot lom totalt
ooclaat, bporpcb Tarmeren insen Sjalp
trdnger sjenncm 9arpeiten oa Srd1t=
ineen, er llbiisternc ganite Morte for
glrbeibsfolt. llnber @ocialiitiit Stpre
pilbe ct iaabant Silfdloe uoli9terne
for ale pdre lige Mlorfc, oa Sabet bleo
liaelie foroelt paa ale, iaapellpm no=
bnttet. W3er Q(rbeiberen ct itte for
Gocialisme, foroi ben life er prattilt!
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-29

sflere 9lmerifanite 9oloater er allc=
reoe ordbte / Rrigen mob &ineiernc.
&an noeet fornuftist @enneite ligc
os, bpao ri bar at si0re oerneoe meo
uore @oloater. 6oroi om be ano,e
9{at;oner er cu eneltc itor &operbanoe.
bporfor ital vi flute os oertil? Guo!
pil bet amerit anitc Golf lite iboit ,fige
flop til oennc 5raffit!
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-29

Gaa pil lite ldn9ere SO Gents 9peot
forf0lse bet republitanite Parti. .sle
&inlep bar afbjulpet oc., Sing pco at
befalc @e9net itfe at faloc oper bans
oauife Qauo. N}en I'LL ltal bet pel BIZ
pe ct anbct Gp0gelle / 2i9beo meo eli
.N}elidt meo lange magre Ben os ct
;fcmbpQars Mdrte paa Mapcn, INN
jtul f0lae bette ulptli9c Yarti | 9dlcnc.
81 unores paa, naar @p69elierncs
Sib blir pper / ocunc Gcroen.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-29
San pibitc set life.

@an penote lia moo benoc al
GtilDcb.
vSeg Daube life pe1tet cit FABIAN
Bebanblin9," ia0be ban. 9faar jr9
bao 9cm ont ct @ps, uar Der insen
Gruno for, at Sc ltuloe m6ot mig paa
ben Maaoe."
Sc bapbe ingen &et til at forellaa
noset iaabant." ioarcoe blln.
rGumbeoer!" 9jentos ban. n9pis
enbper Manb fulste iaaoanne princi=
per, piloe in9en &jarlisbeos1entponin
GET blipc eiort. S. tllnoe nestet mig
3Dsict, BERTH bauoc Sc ret, men at fa=
re op' 9taieri og li9e at je9 bapDe fpr=
ndrmet Gem, bar jo ren 9}arasti9beo. "
Sum retteo fig ielp op os benoes 81
ne lpncoe. vslltiaa unoertar Sc 9em.
at boloe iSorebras for mig ont bpao
jeg ifal ellcr lite ifal. Set saar ian=
oelig forpiot, min 9erre. /" Sun ueno=
tc fig for at 9aa ub af @dreliet. San
lta!,iet be1oe, ioet ban ia9be: ~Sil9ip
mig, Sc far @et. Sc er iaa foritjel=
Zig fra andre Yiser, at je9 misforitoo
9em. s. ftaar iaa b0it oper iaaoan=
Sing, at bare 3anfen oerpaa iatte
Gcm / Spr6r. Seq tan ie bet Hart
M. 4or en- listing je9 uar!"
@un rpitebe paa 6opeoet. .Seg er
banse for, at jeg lite fortjener oenne
&os," iasoe bun fa9telig.
$50 ou 9j0r," ia8oe ban nditen
9(rb0oi0t, ,,o9 jeg fan life ii9e Sem,
bpormcget leg reipefterer Gem oerfor.
s. er cn @ngel"
9un iniltc. st llbtrpt al flor 2et=
tclie ipreote Jig oper benoes 9lnii9t.
gun git oper til ben anben Sibe al
@dreliet, aabnebe 90ren, iom git ino
til Gpileituen, tom faa tilbase meo et
milot Gmil.
,,9D! Du bunme Manb, " ia9be bun.
$opis bu bauoe nit balpten faa rlc'
act iom jeg, uiloc ou uiit, at Sante
itoo baaen on, 36rcn og lptteoe til all
| jes fa9oe.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-29

&D0r bu, gamle petter, jeg bar lagt
merle til, at bu bar fori0mmet guostje=
neiten / ben ienere tib. 9por tror bu,
bet taeer peien9 6ar bu glemt bet
itco, bpor ber ftal pdre grab % tdn=
oers enibiel9"
Setter: r9e beb6uer lite at itrdn.
me mig meo ili9t - jeS eier lite en-
bel tanb min numb.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-29
9fdar bill Mrbei6eren fpu1me til at f0le,
at ban tr It Menneite?

MdQr Oil MrOetoeGeH lD4uMt III VI lule,
at ban er ct Menneife?
Gu 8arnbamsuen ftriper os blant
anset fOlsenae: Seq bar n1obta9et
bit Blab. 9)een ieg forFaar lite bpor
:bu pil ben, eQer buao ou u1euer. Sror
ou pirtelis, at @ocialismen tan 9jen=
nemfSres / bet prattiite 2ios" Npr
Sen ct en- 6a9lnano pg ct en- Sla9s
Sormanb, eller noget lignenoe, / Ell
flor Bicpcle Tabrit Chicago. San
ct Ell fanatiit tilbanger at en- 2iberal
&eli9ionsbefienoelie, % tan baaoe Id
1e pg itriue nogenlunoe 9oot. Dten
tiltroos berfor er bun iaa belt uoioenoe
Dun ben Sag, iom peofomner bam
melt al ale. N}en bette sjdloer lite
Bare bam alene. Ser cr Ntillioner at
Qlrbeibere / 8Derne iaaucl Tom paa
2anoet, iom itte bar bet fjernelte Se=
qreb on bet, iom buroe udre oeres bot
eite Maal 2ipet at tommc til Ell grun=
big i5oritaaslis af. Set CT intet, tom
er pisti9ere for ben arbeiocloe &lasle,
enb at lare Dporleoes Be tan beifDtte o9
bepare for fig ielp 6rugterne al lit Nr=
beioe. Nlen De i9nes lite at ofre en-
Sante berpaa, 9{aar De bare faar en-
,,sSob" bpormeo be ian tjene ct tarpeligt
nofomme, ipnes bet Ut pare Wfaalet
for beres Begjdr. 81 tror lite, at
Masien At 6oltet ct lfabt til at arbei=
be op 9ttgoom for nogle faa, men 1aa=
ldnQe Qlrbeiberen life tror paa Muli9=
beoen af at bdpe fig op al ben @lape=
ftano, bppri ban I'LL befinoer fig, pil
ban peobliue at pdre tun ct &eoltab
@dnberne paa De faa.
Set fDrite Mrbeioeren bar at ldre er,
at ban ct ct Menneite 2igbeo meo
andre Menneiter. 9faar Dan bar ldrt
bette, er ban fommet langt paa Tei.
9a pil ban lnart begDnoe at faa Nfen=
neitelige &rau o9 foritaa, at ban bar
felp &et til at nDbe, bpao ban lelu
prooucerer, og at an0re ttte er mere
for9ooe til at arbeioe for tit 2ipsopbolb,
enb ban jelp. Set ndite ban oa pil
giDre, blir at tomme til Toritaaelie al
Maaben, 1pprpaa ban ian tomme til
fin @et % faa fiaet fig / &lasie nleo
andre S5olt. 9a blir bet lite ldngt
f3r ban fommer til at foriaa, at go.
cialismen itte alene .er prattift, men
at bet er ben eneite Ntadbe, bporpef
ban Tan opnaa fine &ettisbeber.
Mlen bpormange 9uiino Mar bet pi
ben9aa, f6r be tommer iaa langt, e
lite gobt at pibe.
~.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-29

ili9 bjcrtelig Omiprg for ben Gnen=
tprer. iom forlaoer bette 2anb meo
fine Ysuse oe aaor til fremmebe Ste.
Der for at 9j0re ecm mere frnStbrin=
scroe; ban taar life billi9 nat 9lr=
bsiostraft Ter. % iaa saar ban til
&iuo. Gr bette itfe CIT patrlott1t
E0Dr! III! pS foretpmmer ban at pdre
pn,trent ioh, en- lorraber moo lit
6olt os tit 2anb. Gn pafter Dag
tommer ban paa &ant meo boy
crnc", iom truer meo at obeldg9e
bans Uicnopm. 9Nen bet Dar iagen
5000 meb bam; han bar blot at unoer=
rctte Mc8inlep, % itrats ltaar u. S.s
Striostrdft fter til bans &aaoi9bep,-
S{inejcrne ilaaes neo for Tooe. %
&efolfnin9en Ter / 2anbet 'betaler
for bet, bppriblanot 6armerne 9{oro=
peten. Gn 9el af ocm sj0r bet noo=
tuun9ent ng CT iaaleoes lite at haole,
= andre berimoo meo &i(ie % Sper=
laN. ioet be ltotter en Mbminil ltration,
iom besaar iaaoanue @rniom9eoer.
5dnte Jig til, at arli9c norite 6olt
1tal p0rc 1aa moralit blinoe. at Dc
neD 8egeiitrin9 9aar mco paa at be-
tole for at faa ilaaet ibidl Meomen=
neiter, iom aloeles lite bar gjort .os
no9et pnbt!!! Sanoclis flyer ri eoer,
at faaoant er en- itor @Dnb, en- at bet
Slass, ipm lite tan forlaoes Menne=
1tene. SO DC Yrditer, iom ,unolaoer
at Il Ben mooerne @erooes @anobe=
ben, fan umulis ia nosentins TIL
opers buerten for Sobannes ben 96=
ber eller Seius af .9}asaretb. Sc Of
rer life 6ppebet paa ct SAB for Gano=
beoens @fplo. De &arle. Sc er npt
ocsudrre fun 8eliooelle af
Sen Sro, Jon, pil lneb 2dmpe
og uocn Nl0ie 7rem,
ben 3ro, iom ei pil tjdmpe
fig gjcu,,em @croen Djcm".
So iaa bar ri Misiiondrerne;
om bisic ncbfo'r til Gatans 9tige for
at prdte og berunbcr CAB fig / &ait
meb Grmen, iom atorig Dor, tunbe
be frats faa bele Il. @.s 9lrme eftcr
fig, bcriom De blot lite lit tumle ii9
iom De bapoc 2pit til. G9 itulbe
noscn af benz idtte eipet til paa
Gruno at alt for me9en paa9aaen=
beo, ,aaatte Der ielpf0lgeli9 en- blo=
big Sdpn til. Weisiiondrernes @c<
uibltbeb berpm friiter oa ogiaa big
ie iii at begaa Dun,beoer, % paa
ben Nfaaoe blir Der Gpeftatel. Subj
rette uil be altiaa fremme fin 9ro meo
Speroet. Statters &ina! 9por n,a,l=
&C al bine 8orsere bar lite fremmes
be Mta9ter tpunset big til at benret=
te blot for oisie .Misl sliondrers" Stplo.
8ar bet paa ben Mlaaoe, at I. Gfs.
ct. Yaulus uobreote Gpan9clict?
@ler bans 9roesbr0ore 9'eter oa
Satob? Daube bisfe nn9enlinoe cn
9lrme ,,bruitct neo mooerne. Nloro=
paaben bag iis naar be 9if no
@crocn for at prdte o9 oObe? 9|ci,
bet 1apoe be not lite. Dlen I'LL TIL
bags ifal bu ia 9at! Sc, iom fpil=
fer Npoitler uore Sage ftal foril
os fremf pdre pel gift. oerndit ital
10, ia ielpe Yrdfteidtten fulo al
Nlbnt meo fig % enbeli9 Ell euel
flere 2anbes qlrneer til fin @aaois'
beo. 9lu fort f6ler be ng ruftet til
at bragg uo os prdte, % bu tan tro.
Der blir mango % srunbise Gmpen.
N>Ifer t
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-29
&. q. 8prslie,

9or reiienbe Qlsent, CT osiaa M9ent for
@unian 8ro,pn & Cos iaa meget
anertjenbte 6r6iorter. Dette 6irma
er idrbelesbeb tjenbt for tine itjelbne
Gorter af 4pre, &pebe, Ninterbpebe %
Mug. Yr0u bisie npe Sdbarter.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1900-08-16
Wat hex ueaer1ea.

Not very long since an exceedingly
well dressed man about 50 was charp.
ed in q nOfth London court with beinc
drunk. He promptly paid his 10 shIl,
Iings' fine and went away. A fortnight
later a stylishly dressed woman was
charged With a similar offense. As
she gave the same name and address I
concluded they were husband and wife
So l called on them. and my visit was
repeated several times. They had a
very nice bone, kept two servants and
had four ebiSren. 1 noticed a bonny
lad of s. sS i saw him several times.
Some months later got letter as fol-
lows:
Dear Mr.. =Holmes-You know my Jack, tba
8-year-old I am sorry to say that he has got
into bad wa5S-stealS- money from US, stops ont
late and is yery disObedient. Can you get him
into any trsining home or institution Of any
kind, where Zhis evil prOpensities will be curedf
Kindly obligs US in this
I could mot resist the temptation 70
reply as follows:
Dear Sir-5 know Of but one cure for jacks
evil propensties, and that is q thorough appica.
tion Of the korsewhip to both parents.
Contemporary Review.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1900-08-16
Conscience the Coward.

Murdergrs uncaught suffer awful
agOnies OF fear when alone with their
consciences, but when apprehended.
tried, convicted, sentenced and incar-
cerated they become callouS TO fear.
Jailers tell me this is the general rule.
There is an acquitted murderer in this
city, once. a leadiRg politician, who has
not been able to sleep alone in a dark
room these % years. A light must be
kept bur9ing and an attendant is con-
stantIy op guard. A Wall street bro
ker, who. has done every one of hfsI
most faithful friends. dares not 90 toI
bed in the dark. He keeps a light
burning 10 his room and one in the
hall. Leaving the door open. n the
small hours Of the morning he aWak-
ems his family with pitiful cries. The
city man. who is not afraid of the dark
est alleys. who will brave thugs and
stable gangs at any hour of the night,
is in a panic when alone in q forest
New. York Press.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1900-08-16

dred and eighty-nine thousand, three
hundred dollars. From then till now,
a period of twenty-three years, we
have paid on this debt, only three
hundred and fifty-six thousand eight
hundred dollars. This leaves us
still in debt the enormous sum of one
million, thirty-two thousand, eight
hundred dollars, upon which we are
paying interest.
If we don't pay more in the future
than we have in the past it will take
us sixty years longer to wipe out
this debt, and long before sixty years
shall have expired nearly all of us
will have lost all interest in the Cap
ital of Florida, or any other earthly
concern.
Now then, it is not right for the
already debt-burdened taxpayers to
have a debt of another million of
dollars thrust upoH8Aem to work out,
just to please a ;feRRPnnpoliticians of
Jacksonville.
1t is not right that the people of
the entire State should be taxed to
death for the benefit. of a very few in
Jacksonville.
Is is not right that ourselves and
children, and, children's children
should be taxed because a few Jack
sonville politicians have so ordained.
1t is not right that the taxpayers
should be iburdened with debt for
the next sixty years for a purpose
from which they can never reap one
cent of rethrn.
It is not right for a few politicians
in Jacksonville to take advantage OF
that city's commercial prosperity and
press the Capital removal question
when those cities that would be he1
rivals ard but just beginning to
emerge fr3m the long night of mis-.
fortune AID poverty which Provi,
dence thrlIst upon them.
1t is nit right that every poor
hard-wOrkng man in the State
should ba taxed, in order that a few
Jacksonville politicians may be ar.
rayed in purple and fine linen and
fare sumEfuOusly every day.
Aud they are not going to be
taxed eitHRr, for they'll vote against il
from PenaacOla to Key West.
Next week, the Lord willing, well
look intosthe other question and see
if there 5 any money in removing
the Capi9al.-F'lorida Index, Lake
City. /