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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-30
NEW STATE CHAIRMAN.
Rumor Has IL that james II. Goodrich
VIII he Chosen.

Chairman Hernly has issued a call for
the Republican state committee TO meet in
this city on Thursday. IL is probable at
this time the resignation Of Chairman
Hernly viii be accepted and the name of
lis successor announced. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Hernly wishes TO resign the
craftsmanship at once In order that his sue
ctssor may be chosen without delay.
The committee has not yet announced the
name OF Mr.. Hernlys successor. but IL IS
ruInUred that james 4. Goodrich. OF Win
chester. who Il az present chairman OF the
Eighth district and one OF the most prom
incnt men connected with the State or
gauization. Will BE- given the place. War
rem Bigler. OF Wabash. secretary OF the
state committee. is not a candidate for the
ufqft
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-30
Had Lived Here Fifty ears

The funeral Of Mrs. Lucretia Machett.
who died Sunday morning at her home,
81 East ST. Joseph street. was held yes
terday. the Rev. Marion Grossly. of the
Central Universalist Church. officiating.
She was seventy-three years OF age and
erty where she died for more than fifty
years. She came here from Baltimore,
Nd. where she was born. Death was due
she had been blind and her health had
failed rapidly during the last few months.
She leaves a daughter, a son and one sis
GER.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-30

Subscribers leaving the city for a period
during the summer can have the Daily and
Sunday Journal mailed TO any address In
the United States or Canada without extra
charge. The address Will be changed as
often as desired.
Both Telephones 238.
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Mr.. Bookwalter is busily engaged in writ
ing his letter Of acceptance, and it will
probably be presented to the Republican
city committee the latter part of the week.
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present Coburn planning mill. later when
services were held I'm a blacksmith shop
opposite the old courthouse and then at the
church at Ohio and Delaware streets and
for several years in the new structure at
Fort Mayne aNenue and Delaware street.
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Letter from Mr.. McGresor.

Oran Muir. secretary Of the Republican
city committee, who is in charge OF the city
headquarters during the absence Of Chair
man Logsdon. who Is at present enjoying
4 weeks vacation, was particularly graft
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PENNSYLVANIA lines.
Every Night from indianapolis mt
7:1O Il. M~.-ThrOugh SIeepers
for Michigan Resorts.

Low tourist rates to Mackinac, Petoskey
and many other Michigan points. For par
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LAKE RTE ~ WESTERN II. R.
S1.oO-Sandusky, o., and Return-$1.5O
Saturday Night, Aug. 10.

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ing, leave Sandusky 8 d m. Sunday. Aug.
IL. Arrive indianapolis 6 a. m. Monday.
Aug. II. Secure berths and chairs at city
office, IS South Illinois street.
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The funeral Of Myer Levy will be held
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock in the
Indianapolis Hebrew Chapel on South Me-
rldian street.
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j. ID. Churchman's Funeral.

JOuette D.. Churchman. who died az Muir
physboro. H.. last Saturday. will be buried
at Crown Hill at 9:45 o'clock this morn
ing.
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DENIED BY MR. METzGER.
No Intention of His Agency To Turn
Into "a Trust ompany

The statement in an afternoon paper 10
the effect that the A. Metzger agency is
10 be used as the nucleus for the or
ganlzatioH IF a new trust company ac-
cording 70 Albert y. Metzger, Is wholly
untrue. The MetzgeT agency. he said yes
terday afternoon. had never given any
consideration whatever 10 "a proposition
which would ln any way tend 10 change
the present business.
There have been rumors afioat for some
time TO the effect that several OF the real
estate agencies In this city were 10 be
formed into trust companies. but I'm each
instance the officials Of these comnauies
have denied such intention The major
portion OF such talk H. attributed 10 the
promoter. who would ind a 20 their in
terest 10 bring such organization about.
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Send you address to w. w. Richardson.
Washington and Illinois streets, Indianap-
oils. and obtain attractive booklet of Pan
American Exposition and the Akron route.
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BIG FOUR EXCURSIONS,
sunday, Aug. 4.
81 or Less Round Trip-Lawrence-
burg, Aurora and Way Points.

Special train leaves Indianapolis 7:Sc a..
m. Returning. leaves Aurora 7:20 D.. m.
Terre Haute, Account Bicycle Races.
Special train leaves indianapolis 7:30 a..
m. Returning, leaves Terre Haute 700
Lafayette and Way Points.
Special train leaves Indianapolis 7:45 a..
m. Returning leaves Lafayette 1870 ID. m.
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ANNUAL SEAsHORE EXCURSIONS
Pennsylvania Lines.
S15.OO-ROund ~Trip-$15.OO.
August -.
Special Trains

With through sleepers and coaches to At
lantic City, Cape May and other coast re-
sorts. Return limit twelve days. For par
ticulars call on agents or address w. w.
RICHARDSON, d. z. A, Indianapolis, Ind.
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LAKE ERIE q WESTERN II. II.
sL-00-Out-Of-TOwn ExcursiOns-S1.OO 90.
To Michigan city and Way Stations,
Sunday, Aug. 4.
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Pan-American-Akron Route.

Leave Indianapolis 6:SO a. m. Returning,
leave Michigan city 8 p. m.
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Tickets good twelve days. Stopover at
Washington on return. For particulars see
ticket agents. r. z. ALGEO. D.. z. a.
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EXCURSIONS
Via MonOn Route.

Tickets on sale daily 20 Sept. 10th. Final
return limit Oct. 3lst. For particulars see
ticket agents.
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1925 CINCINNATI AND RETURN 1925
Win C., H.. a d., sunday. Aug. &.

Two special fast trains; the first will
Leave at $50 a. m, or as soon as loaded,
and Will run through. making nc local
stops: the second Will leave at 7:15 a. m.
stopping only at Rushville. COnnersville
and Hamilton. Returning leave Cincinnati
$40 p. m. Observation-Disclosures VS.. Pitts
burg.
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sEASHORE EXCU.

SEASHORE EXCURSION.
Atlantic City, Ocean Grove, Sea Isle
City, Etc,
Via C., II. 81 D., ID. ~ o. =. w. and B.. & O.
Thursday, Aug. 4.
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it Is perfectly pure.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
W SALONIE BRACE

W SALON1E BRACI.
GR1ESEL y Winonie Y bloku
Pelsaa, 70 wszYstkich tute-,
ssych salon6w naiwiecej piwa
sprsedaia, ; osego wYnika,,
le piwo goiciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknsjlepssem. "
gl6wne, sell % sto1y | mnogte
krzesla, . nadto osobnY pok6j
.dla cho9oYch siedsied osob.
no. Ludsi = tei po starokraj-
|krajsku u~rzadsonei obetsy
.awszej @i = uIu. tees mimo
|to ksidy ssybko dostsnie
c.ego saisds.is sadovoleDiem
~ychodsi.
Farmersy tere1 = scafen
niescie w7godnielssei gospody
n.s snsjdq, jak y Griesl6x. ! '
[pol,c4onej ich . ealones,
grocerui wsIystkosmoGak npif:
ol miasta dla kuchni | stalu
prowadsad mass9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

lar OEpi1,oia oz,gi Souizdrzas.
siYnnY swvego csasu trefn,6;; lego
flRlel avanturY. Pnwles6 ko-
miczna ku r0zrywfe c%zYtelnik6w.
WYdanla nowo. poprawiOne, :
licznYni obraskaml.. Cena daw-
niei IS q tsraz tRlko.... ~ 9
Aaklfta Dzie,o;ca 2 Brodq, civil
CYrnllk Zbawca. PrxYgodY Ber-
trama Zamku. Nadzwyczaj
ciekawe1 opowjadanle. loc
Qk1o,piiek Nocy Powlek6 przes Ju-
lIuaza dc Gastin. Tfomaczona 3
francusklego (nadawYczaj cie-
kaw2). Cena............ 90 9.
Tsaament Piotva We.s.s5a5-
Ii samlary Moskali zawojowa:1
cafeRo Swlata............... 5 ct
Psoroct,oo Aschazdy, Kr6lowej
70 Saby, l3te; SYbllli .l6c
Hsssorya o Grzegorzu, kt6ry
II lat pokutowa}, przYkuty przy.
skale ...... ..2OCt.
Zynoot Gonopsfy, powie66 moralna
bardzo ~wsruslalaca se starotyt-
nYch ozas9w ...... ..-...... goo
Bolsstaso csyi DalszY Ciag Geno-
wefy, h6maczenle p-zez ks. Os-,
30
Eab;o1. Powies6 z czas6x pre-
6ladOWania Chrxe6oian u roku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
Ksiazki rozmalte.

KantyczM. - Pastoralki i ko~
ledy ozvll plosskl weso}e ludu "
ozasle SWAT Bozego Narodzenla
po domaoh spiewane......... rs
Mabwn;czy opis Poski csyli
oiosystego kraju, : licz-
neml obrazkami l mapa. Zawiera
przeszfo IS stronic... 900. 50 9.
g. Kieszonkowy Sto~n III Polsko-
angielskl l ang'elsko- polski TO-
prawnV) uto&onY przez Antoniego
Paryskleqo wraz .,Nauka wy
mowy augielskiej'.. go 81 90
Azeksandra Mod&M S{ownik Pole
ko Angielski Ang,elsko-Polskl
" mocnej oprawie 70 ziooonemi
tYtullkami. Cena...........$ 4.00
liosnk;, Dumks arye Marco
dove (oprawn~).. ............ IS a.
Wyb6r pie3ni narodo,cyeh, " kt6-
rym zna)duia s,e: dvmkt, sr7e,
marsze krakowiakl. malay,
p,esni pstrYotyczne, wojer :
h~lstoryc.ne ,td.......... 500
Lirnk Polskt> Zawieraj&oY 547
Dumek, Aryi, Krakow,ak6w i
plosnek iudowych. w mocnej
oprawle, Cena..............75 Q
Buk;a P;e4n; Sw;atowyeh. 30
Gratulaat oraz p,esn weselne de-
mlodziencdwi dru1b6w. sawie-
rajacy: ZaprosinY ma wesele =
OracYe weselue - Piosuki We :
selne. Cena.............. 20
zy.ooty S~p;ftych Pa1sAicA. po-
dug na1lepszyoh xr6de} wyjetych
3 dsiei Olcdw l Doktor6w Ko6oio&s
sw. oprscowaue, : kolorow4 kart,
tYtutow3 l smiu koloroweml obra-
sami, najoowsze wydanie pans
Kar6la Miarti, " Mikoiowie, OF
9.l9sku (supein,e inne ,.Zvwot1
lSwl2tYoh". jak owe pofos.rowaue
Jake to doted sprxedawali rcsmaic
podrdaaiaoy sg-noi).... $500
ALA. H..orw Naturalna . Ii,
ohrsstami ladai, swiefses csvo'
roaofnlch ptak6w, Aryb.. gadov
o1ad6w it'd, : takstem Felix's
Wsrmlhsklego.. s26sot.
Ksi1qa : Psrtrstasi Kr0ldwr Pohkie
Zawiers AZ ohras6H. wlelko6o
7x10 cali. Y kllku koloraoll
zaviera takie spla.kr6}6~, lol
ION ! dsieol erax Rl6wnieiexYSl
dHts Acknowledgements. PORTE
kstdiego, kr.6la Leaf. .ped>ny q
odds.elnym grubym kartonie
prse6licsnie. RhnsoWanynt. Pc.
kaadym portratsm Jet wYdru
kowane Haswisko, data urodse
nisl 6misEci. Cena 100
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

bozehstwa ola mtodzlezY szk0l-
mel ..s ........... ~ g.
Perty do Nabo&ehstsoa, ksiazka
do nabozcnstwa "a .czes6 Nsj6wlet'
szej Fanny Nary Nieusta jaoej Po-
mecy, " paradnej oprawie, a1ote
brzegl, okuoiem ! 2amecz~
KLEIN 80
Ani6f Str65, ksiazka do nabo-
&ehstwa " ozdobnej opraw1e, z
bia}eani ok1adkamiz ko6ci s}onio.:
wei, "a zloconym brzegiem, 2
klamerka -:st6s. SO " n q
prazen- d. a pannY IS
AmfV Sk6z " paradnej opra-
vie z ozarnej sk6ry. w~ytloczo~
nym ma ok{adce z}oconYm krzYo
zYkiem, zlocone brze9i, z klamer,
4.VV.
Ani62 Str6& ksiazka do nabo~
zenstwa dla katollck,e] miod1iety
" mniejszYm formacie " wsFa~
nia}ej oprawle czerwone-
20 aksamltu. wytfeczonvm
na ok}adce zioconYm krzyzykicm,
ze z}tconymi brzegami.... 40
Wanek Maryi (Wlanek ku
clc, Nsjswletszej Maryl Panny) 3
wyt&oosonym obraskiem M oklad-
CO Z zlooonym brzeg'em : zto-
oonym tytulkien ...... $40
Ia sauna kslazka z okuciem i "a
Wyborek czyl, kr6tki spos6b
n~abozenstwa codaleInego oprawny
" droga sk6rke z o*uciem i kla=
merka : slooonYm krzyzykiem ma
ok}adce i slotym tytuliklsn 60 G
Ks. Arcybiskupd Dunina ksiaz"
ka do nabozens.wa (Biskupka) "
paradneJ opraVie 70 z}oconym
tytu}em s}ocone brzegl z okuoiem
i klamra (dla kobiet).".. $l,75
Ks. Arcyb:skupa Duns,u ksiaz-
ka do nabozen,twa (Biskupka) v
mocnej p'eknej oprawie ze zloco-
nYm brzegiem (dla koblet) $1.3 30
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
ZE SWLATA.

Wategi blskupem tarnowsklm'
Bisky// nominal jest dok'oren
1ee16g'i i byl " ostatn'ch oza-
s.;fh kanonlkiem lwowskie'
kapitulY. katedralnei dz;eka-
mem i proboszczem kcs ,ioia
metropolitsinego. Urodzony v
r. l85Q:w Moszczenicy (pow.
gorlickt). wysw'eceny " r.
1883, liczY AZ lat wieku a Is
ka2ian silva.
- Amerykah-
ska pollcya tajna odkryla tn
spisek, majacy ma celu wyru :
gowan,e zupe}ne Amerykao6w
2 wYspy KubY. Jedynie unfair
kowana partya kubahska mia
la do leraz wstrzymat wybuvh
spisku. Partya rewolucyjna ma
.mieG znaczne fundusze uloko-
" banku.
% !.
PEKIN: - Cesarz chlhsk,
ME chce Singanfa opusz-
czat i to dop6ki znajdowst eie
b,da " Pekinie cudzoziem,kie
wojska. - Sprawl, csy Chlny
przyjmq warunki postawione
przez mocarstwa, jest dotych-
czas uierosstrz7gnieta i wssy-
stkie- wiadomosci " tym przed,-
sm:ocie do dis podswane 50
fAiszywe. Podobno jedna Rosya
ma otrzymat wysokie odszko-
doWanie.
LONDYR - S~ie&o wy
s(ano ztad do poludnio wei A.
fryki II tysiecy wolska. -
Wiadomosc o po)a w,eniu sie
d&umy " Kapsztadsie i o roc
~ij4niu sc tel >horoby " vol
sku angielsk.em sprawita tn
ogromne 2aniepcxojenie.
PEKIN. - Ministrowie GU
dzoziemscY zaSadali smierci
;es.cse IL wysokith Crssdnia
k6w thihskich, oraz dodatkowo
80 prowlncyonalnych mandary'
now ma bye saraz ukaranych
smierc,q. - Ospa wJbuchfa
miedzY wojsklem cudzoz,em-
skiem.
GENEVA, " Ssw ajcaryi,
Tanna Helena Miikowska,
c6rka powiesoiopisarza ZYg-
munta Miikowskiego It. 7
Je4a) otrzymata "a uniwersyts-
Gle genewskim stopieh doktors
medycynY.
LONDYN. - Rozpoczell
sic uktady miedsY Anglia .
Stanami Zjsdnoczonymi, '
celu prsesskodzenia Rosyi v
jej usilowaniach zagarniecia III
stale prowlncyi chinskiej Man
d1urY'. 49,.
!; BERLIN. = Rada pa6stw
przvzwolila rzsdowl da1sze Is
) tysiecy marek ma pro 1sdzeni
wojny " Chinach.
PETERSBURG. - Sm,er
telnie ra,niony trses student
K arpow,cta ministe- o6wiat
s - - l.--- -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
W KSIEGARNI
i. DEaD0WszIEGo
" Ninena, Minn.
$40 F.: 3 street.
motna dosta6 rozmsite ke:44ki poll
skle, szozee6lnie za6 naste pujaos:
Fs1AzK1 DO
f.

Big . tobq. Kslazeczka do a
bo1ehstwa ola mtodsletY szk6l-
nei 10 9
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-27
Pure Food Legislation.
London Saturday Rsvfsw

In the course OF the [Pure Beerl
debate and between the bouts Of irrele-
want humor a larger number OF the
supporters must have been logically
converted; but it was difficult to go back
on previous assurances and IN the
relaxation ofa facetious mood they were
prompted to keep the subject alive a
little longer. Almost all the specious
arguments in favor OF the bill were
shattered. 1t would not benefit the
farmers, as was demonstrated some
weeks ago by a practical farmer and
brewer, because the cheaper foreign
barleys which have more sunlight to
ripen them are much richer in sugar
than the English grain. Il would not
benefit the "public hous beer drinkers"
because the part MALI beer would be
sold at a much lower rate. and would be
neither less pleasant nor in most cases
less wholesome. The panic caused by
the outbreak of arsenical poisoning,
which contributed chiefly TO the senti-
ment in favor OF the bill. was altogether
irrational. Like most popular cries the
arguments founded on it were vitiated
by a complete igH0raHti0 eksAehi; pois.
oning by arsenic was danger for which
the bill did not even suggest any pro-
vision. There is no doubt immediate
need for the law to take steps to prevent
a repetition Of such disaster as has
befallen beer drinkers in the Manchester
district, but the natural and only effec-
tive method was to stiffen the Food and
Drug Act, For fifty years beer has been
brewed from sugar, TOR the reason that
a certain proportion of sugar helped to
make a cheaper and more wholesome
drink than unqualified malt. Chemically
beer is as pure when brewed from sugar
as from malt; to the chemist the ultimate
product is Identical in the two cases.
For the sake ofthe consumer II is merely
necessary to see that the pi oduct of the
malt, as Of the sugar, is pure; for malt
as we'll as sugar may contain arsenic.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-27
MARYLAND Democrats

have realized, says the Alexandra
GaSetfs, the great loss they sus-
tanned when Mr.. German was re-
tired from the Senate and are striv-
ing to return him to that body.
With his assistance they have
wTung from the Maryland Legis-
lature a new election law which
has a Massachusetts, model with
South Carolina interpretations.
Mr.. German, says our Virginia
contemporary. has a strong posi-
tion as a Democratic leader. He
has never bolted and never been a
cuckoo. He helped to make
Cleveland, but refused TO bow to
Cleveland as an autocrat. He op-
posed Bryan's nomination, but re-
fused to bolt him or his silver issue
in 1896. A year ago he said there
would be no occasion for strife in
either party at its conventions foi
1900. MIR. German has been a
Democrat working in the harnes,
always. He is also the ablest o
the Democratic leaders and man
ayers. II he returns to the Senate
there will be no question OF hi
leadership there. The South viii
find in him a strong supporter.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-27
FOR EIGN n E w S.
Translated and Selected irons leading
EUROPEAN bd1srS(oI tie SENTINEL
ENGLAND.
A New Nihillstlc Policy.
London Spectator

~S'es'SH NNSeseeSS
Have the Nihilists decided on a new
policy, that OF attacking Ministers
instead of the sovereign The murder
OF the Russian Minister OF Education.
followed, as it has been, by the attempt
to assassinate the Procurator ofthe Holy
Synod, who is in Russia great Minister,
by the threatening letters to four other
Ministers, and by the statement of the
would be assassin Lagovsky that he was
selected by lot for 1.-THE execution" OFT
OF group OF comrades. certainly suggest
that idea to the historian of events
One can easily imagine reasons tor such
change in the inner counseIs OF the
governing committees. They have as
yet effected nothing by their crimes.
Alexander H., It is true, was slain, but
the only effect Of that colossal act OF
ingratitude was that Gar OF slngularly
benevolent temper and much ability
was succeeded by Gar with less mind,
less benevolence, and a stronger deter
mination to maintain the autocracy a:
all hazards. Alexander III. was almost
a theOcrat, for he held in apparent sin.
cerIty, that God could not have made
such an inadequate person as himself
Car of Russia without intending to
guide him. The present Emperor Of
Russia, though gentle man is as com.
pletely master as Nicholas I. was, and
the machine OF government is as much
gfn oil Oh
into one level Of sand as it was before,
The difficulties, too, OF carrying on a
kind Of war with a succession of sover-
ereigns are enormous. The reigning
Car is protected not only by guards
and police. but by the loyal devotion of
the people, and that kind OF reverence
even among those who threaten him
which, il all tales be true, has repeatedly
broken the Nihlists' weapons in their
hands, Three times at least we haye
seen it recorded that an assassin-in
two of the cases after reaching the
presence of the Czar-has preferred
suicide to the murder he had under
taken to commit. Such attempts, too,
awaken special horror which, however
difficult to explain, is perfectly real, and
which Nihilists, however callous they
may be, cannot help feeling. They
revive royalty rather than weaken 1t;
and by interesting all Europe make the
search for a safe asylum nearly hopeless.
Ministers, however high their functions
or successful their careers, are much less
completely protected.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-27
U Unselhsh Albion,

The London Spectator calls
American opposition to Euro
pean colonization schemes in
South America ga dog-in-the-
manger" policy. This rebuke Of
American sel6shness comes with
admirable grace from an English
newspaper. Everybody knows
how unsel6sh Great Britain is in
such matters. All the nations Of
the world are at liberty 20 estab-
lish colonies in India and to take
large slices 81 Indian territory. If
the United States wished to settle
a few hundred thousand Ameri-
cans in South Africa with the OBJ
ject OF acquiring possession Of
Natal or the Transvaal gold mines
Uncle sam would receive hearty
encouragement in London. If
Germany should ask for a slice OF
Egypt no objection would be made
by the Government Of Kinp Ed
ward. Everybody understands
how liberal the Briton is in these
matters, how absolutely free from
any taint Of "dog-in-the- -manger"
sel6shness. Uncle Sam stands re-
buked and should hide his head in
shame.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-27
Another Impeounious Prince.

Scarcely two months ago Duke
Henry. who married the Young
Queen Of Holland, had the good
wishes of all mankind, on the
principle that "all the world loves
alover." The honeymoon has not
passed, however, before Benedict
finds that life is noe one grand,
sweet song. Like most European
princelets, Duke Henry is a slave
to the money lenders, who are now
clamoring for their gold. The
Queen of Holland is young lady
ofspirit and determination and evil
IDENTIFY more practical than roman
tic. Her husbands creditors ap-
piled to her for payment Of his
debts, but she declined to advance
the money, on the ground that
Duke HenrY's debts are a matter
which concern him alone. Cupid
has evidently not turned Will
helmina's head, and business be-
fore sentiment is her motto. The
Dukes creditors have, it is re-
ported, formed a syndicate and in
tend to offer his unpaid obligations
tor sale on the Amsterdam Stock
Exchange. This is a severe re-
venge to take on a young man
who is still dreaming Of love" and
has not yet awakened to the bitter
realities OF life. There IS no divin.
itY which doth hedge about ar
impecunious princelet.
Duke Henry might have farce
better il he had married an Amer
lean heiress. Some Of Columbia
daughters are so anxious to pos
sess a title that they are willing t,
turn over their checkbooks AM
real estate to anybody who vii
lend them the poor distinction c
an aristocTatic name.
Washington sentinel., 1901-04-27
FIX Senator Hill on Trusts.

The Hon. David Bennett Hill
made speech before the Jefferson
Club Of Buffalo the other day
which is full of good sense and
sound doctrine. Referring to the
continued formation Of trusts and
combines which dazzle by the bold
ness of their conception and the
boundless extent of their proposed
operations, Mr.. Hill INDUCED in
some speculatlons as to the atti-
tude OF Thomas Jefferson toward
these great concerns if he were
here to take part in public affairs
today. Among other remedies
which Jefferson mightsuggest, Mr..
Hill said, would be that the Gov
ernment, in justice to its over
buTdened taxpayers, should with
draw its tariff iavors. "We may
be sure" Mr.. Hill added, "that he
would not appoint to the office Of
Attorney General a man recon.
mended by the promoters OF these
schemes, whose official province it
would be to prosecute violators Of
the Federal statutes passed to pre-
vent the consummation OF such
public wrongs"
1t may be readily believed that
Jefferson would never have con-
sented to the protection OF corpo.
rations in their extortions from
the people by misusing the taxing
power of the General Government.
A corporation by the concentra-
ton OF vast wealth gets possession
of the home market and destroys
all competition and then the power
OF the General Government is used
to protect the monopoly from all
other possible competition, viz,
that oil other countries. Jefferson
would never have consented to
any such arrangement as that.