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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-03

KEPTBLTt' STECIAI,
Washington, Aug. 1.-The following
Fourth Glass Postmasters have been ap-
pointed:
Indian Territory-Tyler, Chickasaw Ma
ton. NJ. S. Jaquess, vice W. M. Boatright.
resigned.
Kansas-Drury. Summer County. Lemuel
Musgrove. vice c. D. Breese. resigned;
sunnydale, Sedgwick County. A. S. Brich-
Ter. vice C.. A Bulnhani. resigned: Terryton.
Finney County. w. G. Cook. vice E. c.
Adams. resigned
Mississippi-Cato. Rankin County NJ. s.
Martin, vice W. S. Tucker, dead; Palestine,
Hinds County. A. Z. Gallman, vice J. G..
Stevenson. resigned.
TennesSee-BaSby, Montgomery County.
J. +. Bagby vice J. W. Williams. resigned !:
Gertrude. Davidson County, T. T. Wright
vice j. 3. Shaw, resigned.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-03
National Bank Applications.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, Aug. 1.-The application for au.
thority TO organize the First National Bank of
Dallas City, Ill, with a capital of $1,000 was
to-day approved B. F. BLACK, {: +; Leinbaush,
W. II. Bliss, n. H. powd and II. Myers, or-
gamers.
The Comptrolers certificates authorizing. the
following national banks TO commence business
were issued to-day:
The Anna; National Bank. Illinois. capital $685.
cOo.
The First National Bark ot L.wtsville. Ind,
capital s2J 600.
has been approved as reserve agent for the Man
ufacturers' National Bank. Rockford. Ill.
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Condition of National Banks.

KEFUBL1C SPECIAL.
Washington. Aug. 2--The followinE abstracts
show the condition of national banks at the
places indicated June .s:
Iowa. exclusive Of pss Moines: Resources,
ties. etc. Sg.SlD.9S2; lawful money reserve. gold
coin, sl6iS ssh total specie s. 40 S5s total money
I.abilstes-Indvdual deposits. Si3. 1873; aver
age reserve held. Bis per cent.
Tennessee: ResourCes-Loans and discounts,
So 999 SOL stocks. securities, etc. Si.5l3,SH law
iul money reserve gold coin 1856 42l total specie.
s. 0S6, ,O2: total money reserve SS36,I3. litbili-
tieslndividual deposits 81. ,295. average re-
serve held IL pSr cent.
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New York Market Go.s,p.

Tho following synopsis of the leading features
o. the New York market was received by D. T.
Francis. Bro. S- Co.:
New York. Aug. 2-Lendon's operations hard
ly exceeded 5000 shares. Purchases and sales
were alternated; on balance barely 1000 shares
bought. The main purchase was B. & o.
There some scattered buying in Sugar,
and l. w Wormser bid it up to It's highest
figure.
about 5000 shares of Continental Tobacco pre-
ferred the opening and found no market
until a decline of cie points had been reached
Traders then bid the stock up 3 per cent, with
wide differences between quotations. Dealings
subsequently became general, the largest for
this stock in man, many Month months. In trade circles.
movement in the stock. A second decline began
on continued selling by H. Content & Co, who
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-03
MISSOURI PACIFIC Raj

M, N. 8 Il.
Train.
Jefferson City. Colorado. Sc
dalia. Clinton. Fort Scott,
Parsons and Indian Territory
Express
Fort Worth. Dallas. Waco.
Taylor and Austin Express.
Fort Worth. Dallas, San An
tonic and Galveston Express.
Sedalia. Nevada, Fort Scott
and Denisnn EXpresS-
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s2:5 am s5 :56 pm
aT::50 am 20 pm
1850 am fo:5G pm
's:A am :21 pm
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EAREIGN EJCHANGE

There was a much better demand for foreign
exchange. and the market was firm
ID. r. Francis. Bro. & Co. report closing rates
as follows:
Frme sterling. cables. 4.sS3sg:4; checks 4.s7I9
ASS: TO days 4.Sinis.
Commercial bankers checks 4.s75a4.s1s: 60 days
Gonme:cial grain bills 4.s4asa1s; cotton bills
4.SSAuia
BaEkers' Paris cables Els. checks 5.l59s; 50
days 5.1Sk@i-l6. .
Commercial French francs. checks. 5.15Es@1-l63
Swiss francs. checks, s.19aa: 60 days 522ls@1-ls.
Belgian francs, checks. 5.1I'a: 60 days 5."o1s1a
lie.
Bankers' reicllsmark cables s5AG5-1s checks
95isGt3-l6; 60 days "a 9-1t.
Commercial reichsrna!k checks 80; 60 days 9iHs.
Eankers Dutch guilders. checks. 4oh; 10 days
1OQl-lG.
.,C"nn.ercial Dutch guilders. checks. 4ohaS-l6;
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's:45 pm S:19 am
$3.50 pm $40 an
'sS:5G pm N6:41 am
........ flI:n0 ar,
daily: S:21 n. M.
p. m, Saturday
day and Sunday:
o. NJ. daily; 7:N
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Globe Slump sale
Begins to-day. Don't miss It..
Globe. Seventh and Franklin avenue.
SHOT BY ACCIDENT.
Motion of Train Caused Discharge
of a Pistol.

Atlanta. Ga. Aug. 2.-Bascom l.. Wyatt,
travelling salesman. was the victim of an
unusual accident last night. He was In a
compartment of a passenger train HIS coat
was hanging on a hook near where he was
standing. The train suddenly turned
curve and the motion threw the coat which
held pistol. against the side of the car,
causing the discharge of the weapon. The
ball passed through Mr.. Wyatts head.
Death was instantaneous.
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City of st. Louis
Corrected daily by Gaylord. Blessing & Co.. Sol
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
GranIte-Ri-Metallic Came to the Res
cue and SnXed the Day.

Midsummer dullness continues in control Of
the local stock and bond market and to-day
was only saved from another shut out by Gran
itc-Bi- Metallic, 800 shares of which sold late
in the session at S2 %. Aside from this. the mar
ket was a dead one. without q single redeem
irr feature There were the usual stere0typcd
bids and offers and no changes in prices. many
dead securities being trotted out. but other
s:le. than those mentioned above made.
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New Post Offices Established.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. Aug 2-The following post
offices have been established:
Acknowledgement, Etowah County.
Eleas Walters. Postmaster.
Georeia-Bethany. Morgan County, IT. n
Mckinney, Postmaster: Killarney. Early
County, J. r. -McMullen. Postmaster.
Mississippi-Dunlap. Panola County, p. l..
Parnell. Postmaster
Missouri-Carver. Morgan County. J. +.
Ash. Postmaster; Kimberly. Randolph
Ter. Postmaster; Prairie View Warren
County, Johan II. Broakmann. Postmaster
Texas-Alfalfa, Ochntree County, r V.
Bull, Postmaster: Obal. Jefferson County
c. G. Aldridge. PostMaster
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Dr.: RoHANNAN

crres ali Chronic Diseases Dr. s"vegetebs CufA1ivs
oo.itiyry cures Nervous Debility Seminal Weatnss Lost
Manhood any evils resulting from youthful eIrors 2,
advertised In St Louis papers for over forty snd
has never failed in suring the WORT Cases Prcs fvs
polar. trial package Dollar sufficient to show that the
Remedy viii do all IS advertised Sold only by Dc
A. BoHANNAN, No 62a Morgan stset ss Aouiss ns.
Eseapli,hed 1881. Private Circular FREE.
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disposed Of 5000 shares all together. It was gen
orally conceded in the crowd that prom
irent speculative interest had closed out its
holdings. All offerings of the common stock.
during tile decline of the preferred were taken
by ]. II. Dunne who secured 1900 In all.
An advance in Union Paciilc started by a
commission house. which took all the stock at
6Sss and bid It up. The advance brought In
heavy and very general dealing. The chief
gurnent OF the buyers was that 1t was worth
relatively more than b. & o., both paying the
same dividend.
views OF the surplus to be shown by the annual
report. A director of the company quoted
as saying that in his opinion, the document will
not be Issued for several days.
Profit taking was Il large factor in b. e o.
Most OF the other transactions were based
VARYING opnons of the effect of the declaration
Of the per cent annual dividend, the wording
of which was known by many in advance.
London cables as follows:
London, 1:45 p. m.-COnsolS for account are
1-l6 per cent higher and unchanged for money.
The ulaint enance of the minimum rate of dis
count of the Bank of England at per cent has
caused a favorable impression, and the securi-
ties markets show some Improvement in tone
rarity but Il. 4 o. common Is up point, sell
Ing equal to 76l.
L.ondon-The Bank of England bought 1900
lbs. bar gold to-day.
Iondon-The minimum rate OF discount of the
Eank OF England Is unchanged at per cent
London C.ventng,.-The market for Americans
Closed on the curb firm at the best. y
Other departments were staGnant. Paris was
steady and Berlin firm.
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FOREIGN FINANCE.
England.

the eecont sS Atchi$on In ~ Gan"qan , aSie aa
Central Cent i$l7.; Erie i1Is; Pennsylyana G5a. Red
Mines 40ls. Money 2Q$ie per cent, Rate Of dis dis
cent; do. three months bills iisn4l4 per cent
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF Ensianu
Tota, reserve. decreased fl,S55.0J0 circulation,
Increased f74sU]: bullion decreased t596 I26 other
creased f2is.O0o: public deposits. increased i661-
o99 notes rserys decreased r sS 9Tetn nr f
Bank OF EnSl lands reserve 70 Liability Is 90 ~
per cent Last week 1t was $S.Ie per cent. i'ate
of discount unchanged at per cent.
France.
Paris, Aug. Prices were iirm and animated
on the Bourse today, the increase In the amount
in good demand. Turkish securities continued to
rise Spanish Is We're weak. but recovered sharp,
Eieat attention and there We're large coverings
Industriais were irer DE Beers b and ~ ka,9rs it
the London market. Three per cent rentes luot
sc. Exchange London 25d l5isc. Spanish As
The weekly, statement OF the Bank of France
shows fEs i59wipE Ecraagei rsanSes Sc or Treasury
accounts current. decreased 1oo0f: gold in
ereased s is Is Sco Silver in hand. decreased D.
O59.0o9f.
Germany.
Berlin AuF PPsfs heTdenea ed on the Iso9 gosTss
prevailing on the Western boerses. Iron and
coal shares recovered. but the transactions gen-
orally were quiet.
Treasury Statement.
Washington Aug 2-To-day's statement Of the
Treasury balances in the general fund exclusive
of the coo gold reserve in the division OF
redemption, shows: Available cash balance. $751;,
0lo. .1o4: gold, s1S.S99.951.
Bar Silver.
New York. Aug. 2.--I;ar silver soaic per ounce.
London, Aug. Bar silver steady. e 151Gd per
ounce.
The Banks.
New York Aug. Money on call easy ut
11aall. per cent. Prime mercantile paper iI4%4
per cent. Sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills ut 81. 27$4 for demand
ard at Ss.s37s for 90 days; posted rates A.stI.W
ass and $4.SSia commercial bills I.sSGti .S3ia.
Silver certificates 6l!2462I2c. Mexican dollars
Exchanges $40, 2ac, ,e15: balances s1117e 900. The
Subtreasury had debit balance to-day OF 81
309,ti2.
PhiIadelphia, Aug. 2.-clearings sls,2ss.l5s; bal
ances &.265.0ie.
Cincinnati, o.. Aug. 2-Clearlpgs s2.2l5 300:
New York exchange 1oal212c discount Money
Chicago. Aug 2-C1earnss s24. OPS; balances
s. 204. .3s5. New York exchange rar. Sterling ex-
change s4.SUi.SSl:-
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BOND SALES At NEW YORK.
SPECIAL.
New York. Aug 2-Sales OF bonds were r,ads
here to-day follows:
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FRISCO LINE.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

Train Depart Arrive.
Northern Illinois Express
L.itchfeId. Springfield. Free
port and Dubuque si:as am .iS pm
Chicago Daylight Special .......'12:31 pm s9:2o pm
Chicago Diamond Special '9:lo pm sI:A am
Springfield Accommodation '4:lo pm '10:i6 am
SOUTHERN LINES.
New Orleans Fast Mail-Cairo.
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn.
and Texas Express ........... 1855 am s7:24 pm
New Orleans Special - Cairo.
Memphis and New Orleans 1894 pm '5:l6 pm
Accommodation -Murphysboro.'
Marion. Cairo Sparta and
Chester T4.so pm Fll.os am
New Orleans Limited - Cairo
Memphis, New Orleans: Dixie
Elyer-Nashvilie. Atlanta and
Jacksonville. Fla. .........-... 's:H pm S7:ls am
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The gauge marked 1913 feet yesterday.
showing a fall of IS of a foot in the last
twenty-four hours.
Traffic brisk in receipts. but light in ship
ments.
Weather hot ard clear on the Levee.
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Killed by nm Engine.

REPUBLIC SPECIAIA
Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 2.-Ex-Sherir John
B. Wilson of Faulkner County was run over
by switch engine in the eastern part Of
the city to-day and killed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-03
New York Stock Quotations.

St. Louis Thursday, Aug 2 1900
The following shows the opening highest low
est and closing quotations the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily for
1.-THE Republic by d. Il. Francis, Bro a Co
bonds and stocks. 2ls North Fourth street:
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Atch!SOn IS
-
MiniuG Shares.
Government nOnds.
Pitfshur- Stocks.

81. Louis. Thursday. Aug. 2, 1906.
Received daily by d. r. Francis. Bro. * Co.,
2f4 North Fourth street.
Close SD ASK.
Chicago Plate Glass.............-.......lJo 13S
Nesting houss Air Brake. e................. 1--we
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STOCKS AND BoNDs IN BOSTON.


Boston, Aug. 2.--Thc following closing quo
tations on money, stocks and mining shares:
Money.
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II. & o. S-W. II

Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
ington. Baltimore. Philadel-
phia and New York Express. j..
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg Washington. Balti-
more. Philadelphia and New
York Fast Mail ..............
Cincinanti Accommodation \ ....
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg, shingtOn. Balti-
more. Philadelphia and New
York ROYAL Blue Limited -.
Flora Accommodation ..........
Flora Accommodation -.....:-:.
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Monon Route -
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l.. - n. II. K.

Train.
Fast Mail. Evansville. Nash
vile. Birmingham. Mont
gomery. Chattanooga. At
lanta Macon. Charleston. ;.
c: Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla. ...-..-..---.
Mount Vernon Accommodation.
Southern Express to Evans
VILE, Nashville. Birming-
ham. Mobile. New Orleans.
Thnnasyille, jacksonville.
Palatka. Ocala ani At. Pc
tersburE. Fla. .....-...--
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RAILROAD time TABLE.
IRON MOUNTAIN.

Depart. Arrive.
s3:t5 am T:35 PIN
1900 am 's::55 pm
'2::2i pm t:3o pm
's:l5 pm T:35 am
's:3T pm 700 arl
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BIG FOUR.
LAKE SHORE NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
INDIANAPOLIS Express ........... 1900 am $50 pm
New York and Boston Limited 'S:0l am '9:iJ pm
knickerbOcker Special - New
York. Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and PhiIadephia sI2:00 am '6:45 pm
Alton Express .................ttl:5 pm ti:2O pm
dation ...................... f4:2o pm 1850 am
Boston New York Cincinnati.
Washington. Baltimore. Phil
ddeiphit t....-.-.--.-..--..... s'0o pm -. .ap aI
Aton-Leavcs 1910 a. m. '5:io .. m. Arrives
1890 Il. III. "1.H p. m.
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Arrived.
Departed.
River Forecast.
River and Business,

The river at St. Louis will fall.
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Train.
Texas Fast Mail to Little
Rock. Texarkana. Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene 80.
Delta. Columbus and Cairo E1-
press .-..-.-..........- ......-.-
Fast Day Express. Hot Springs,
Dallas, Fort Worth. Austin,
San Antonio. Houston and
':iNeStOn
Texas. Mexico and California
Special-Dallas, Fort Worth.
Ell Paso. Los Angeles. CAL
weston. San Antonio and La
reIN .......-.....
Memphis and Hot Springs Ex-
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-ST. l..
y. W. K. R.-UNION STA

~
Train Depart. Arrive.
Fer Hannibal. H & St. J.
I;uriinrt6n ... ... .2:s5 am sc :5s pm
0ral To Hannibal. ............ $3.50 am $500 pm
For Quincy and Norti......... Il 80 to:5G pm
For st. Paul. Minneapolis. via
East Side lines. Illinois and
wisconsin ..--....... 's:.i an 'o.-l pn1
"I'he Burlington Northern Pa
cifc Express for Kansas
city. st. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska Black Hills. Wyo-
ming Montana. Washington.
ILget Sound Portland and
Oregon '9.V' am 900 pm
"The Twin City Express" for
Minneapolis St. Paul and
Iowa ..--..- ..:............. ~Z:o' PIN >I'As DID
The Nebraska Colorado EX-
press" for Denver. colorado.
St. Joseph ............'...... '2:oa pm .s:Es am
Local to Burlington. s7:40 pm $3.50
For Northern Iowa. st. Paul
and Minneapolis ..............''1:40 pm I:l9 am
For Kansas city. Omaha. st.
Joseph. Denver. Nebraska.
Colorado Utah and Pacific
Coast: also Northwest 's:45 pm 's:1s am
to Rock Island ...............' $3.50 pm $40 an
For Dubuque ard La Crosse. .'"S:55 pm '6:i1 am
Local from Hannibal. sll:o0 an
For Alton-Leave 80 a. M. daily: 81 a. M.
daily. 1850 Il. m. daily; 30 p. m. saturday
only; 400 p. m. except Saturday and sunday:
500 .. m. except Sunday: h51 .. M. daily; 7:'o
d m Ga!ly: $50 D. m, daily.
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THE LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
Business Among the Banks Quiet and
without Particular Change.
st. Louis, Thurstay. august ?, lFo)

ST. Louis Thursday, August 2. 1?0l
There IS nothing really to note in conDec-
tion with the money market al this center the
midsummer iullness is being felt In all lines OF
trade, and is naturally reflected in banking cir
cles. Business in u general way to-day was
therefore quiet and without new features. De-
posits and Withdrawals were fairly active at the
different financial institutions ard a good coun-
try business also reported There vas a
quiet demand from borrowers Of different kinds
for money but urgency was shown. FUNDS
continue plentiful and rates easy. the basis
which loans made this morning nc!ag from
to per cent in the extreme Hi:d generally at
to per cent for cal ana time money.
Local bank clearings to dag fair at 81, 49,,
0oU the balances being s5I1.Gl.
Domestic Exchange.
Whitaker Il Hodgman. bond stock, commercial
paper and exchange brokers, 800 North Fourth
street. quote exchange as follows:
Bid Asked.
New SOrk..-... llS Par
Louisville -.....5c uS par
Cincinnati -......... .-...- ......s2c as par
Chicago ....-... ..........-.......0c dis l0c dis
City of st. Louis.
Corrected daily by Gaylord Blessing & Co.. S0I
Olive street: -
Bid. Ask.
|-,,,, lOai-
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AIR LINE.

LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS
CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Louisville Express CentraIia,
Mount Vernon. Mount car
mel. Princeton, Louisville.
Washington, Philadelphia and
New YORK ......''....'.... .s:0s an: $500 pm
Mount Vernon Accommodation t5:Zo pm ts:l2 am
Louisville Limited 10 Louis
willie. Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York. s9:15 pm $500 pm
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Domestic Exchange.

Whitaker 4 Hodgman. bond. stock. commercial
raper and exchange brokers, 800 North Fourth
Street quote exchange follows:
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ILLINOIS RIVER
RIVER NEWS.
Ria. md Fau of the River.

II the last "a hours, ending at Z a. m:
st. Louis, Thursday, aug. =. 900
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L.. III, & ST. l.. RY. (HendersOn ROutcD
Train Depart. Arrive.
Fast Mail-Owensbor Clover -
port Louisville and the East. 'S:ZS am 'i'lo pm
Eastern Express - C'wenshorn.
Coverport, Louisville and the
East 900 pm ''1l e!ii
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-08-18
The Sin-Eater.

Many customs are still practiced
at less and less frequent intervals in
the remote parts of Our island of
which we have little ken, says the
the London Express.
A good example of this is the
sin-eater, who plays such an i'm
portant part in the Gaelic funeral
of the old sort.
His task is to consume all the
sins resting ON the soul of the dead,
thereby enabling the corpse to rest
peacefully in its grave.
In view of the responsible and
not altogether enviab1e nature Of
his Office it is not surprising that
the sin-eater is invariably some
poor and unfortunate person, for
happier circumstances would natur.
ally incline him to avoid such a
profession, which is taken by him.
self and everybody else with the
utmost seriousness.
AS a symbol of the sins commit.
ed during the lifetime of the de.
ceased, loaf of bread and Jug o.
beer are laid upon the corpse. The
sin-eater is then introduced, and
proceeds with much ceremony tc
eat the bread and drink the beer
Naturally enough, he goes through
the ordeal with certain amount Of
zest, for he is not infrequently hun,
CRY, though the possessor of well.
developed taste for malt liquors.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-08-18
CHAlN-GANGS AND ROADS.

An eastern Washington. sheriff
has made himself unpopular with
the criminal element and intensely
popular with the teamsters by COM
polling prisoners serving short
terms in the county Jail to earn
their board improving county roads.
It has been the means of frighten-
ing professional tramps from that
section and is fast wedding out the
weak element in the community
which tries thieving because it in
wolves little work and apparently
small risk. No more severe pun
ishment can be inflicted on the
loafer who gets into Jail than to
compel him to WELD pick and
shovel. Hard labor is his pet aver
sion, and the suggestion that he
may be of some benefit to the COM
munity without advantage to him
self. is worse than insult. ...
Aside from the lesson taught the
petty offender and the professional
idler, the employment of these
prisoners on the roads partly atones
for the neglect of county commits
sioners and the carelessness of road
supervisors, who permit the high
ways to be wretchedly. constructed
and pay little attention to repairs.
Under the supervision of a deputy
sheriff a gang Of prisoners, working
slowly, usually are compelled to
thoroughly accomplish their work.
There is no need of hurry and nc
necessity for sighting any part Of
the road. Some of the roads re-
paired by prisoners approach more
nearly the macadamized article thar
any in the northwest. Employ
ment of the chain gang may there
fore have threefold advantages. Il
is real punishment for the evil-doer
it makes better roads and it teaches
other roadbuilders their business
Perhaps some day they may make
it possible for the rural inhabitant
to haul his produce to town at al
seasons, instead of only, in dry
weather, as at present.-.Sbokes
man-Re9ieW.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-08-18

and over all the flag, that is safely as
far as the light Of events there yet per-
nit lis 10 90. The future of policy
there win depend upon the indestruct-
IDLE love Of Americans for liberty, or
der and justice. The Bryan program
would sacrifice all that has Teen done,
would reverse all that has been pro-
jec.ed, would vindicate the Tagal MUIR
derers in their every deed and would
condemn everything which has occnr-
red there, under the Authority Of the
Nation, from the time of the entrance
of Dewey into the llarbor 10 that of the
effort Of Taft aud his colleagues to
plant civilization in the East, under
the auspices of the freest country on
tile globe. Better far for rs to protect
order and liberty there, In our own
name, for our own good, and for the
good Of the Fiiipinos and the world.
than to make the murderers and the
poisoners Of our troops the instruments
of our purposes aud plans
.
The article concludes as follows;
Organism means the estimate OF
Dewey and Otis, Of Macarthur and
Taft, OF Schurman and DENLY as
wrong doors and of ==Agalnaldo and his
murder. gang as right-doers in the Phil.
ippines, with our surrender and apol
ogy TO them and our protection" OF
them against the world. McKinleyism
means The reduction of these mongrel
rascals to order and their lifelong sen
tence to undergo the benefits of good
government at our hands, which hold
in the Philippines the keys of power
of civilization and of destiny in the
| East Choice there should not be hard
Organism means the Ignorance, the
unrest, the dishonesty. the delusion
the insanity and the disorder of the
country under dreaming roarer or 9
roaring dreamer. McKinleyism means
judicious radicalism, progressive con
| servatism, the maintenance of honesty
of tranquility and of security for oul
people here and for orr people abroad
and the measurement Of the nation t.
the duties of The marvellous times intt
which Providence has conducted thu
Republic.
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And the Eagle is a Democratic
paper, too. ....-- -.