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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26
American Railway Association.
(By the Associated Press

New York, April 24.-The American
Railway Association continued today it's
consideration of the report of the Com
mittee on Car Service. The association
voted to accept the report of the commit
tee on Car Service, recommending the
adoption of a per diem charge to take
the place Of the present mileage charge.
The recommendation will go to the va
rious railroads for a letter ballot. The
change, # the ballot is favorable, will
go in effect July l. Detroit was select
ed as the place for the October meeting
of the association.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26
Bethea Refuses to Talk.
(By the Associated Press }

Chicago, April 24-District Attorney
fethea refused to make any statement
tonight about the action that he will
take under Attorney General Knox's in
struction.
A representative of the packing houses
said that the packers welcomed a full
investigation of their relations with each
other and the conduct of their business.
In their behalf he entered a denial TO
all charges that they are in cobina-
tion to control prices or in restraint of
trade.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26
A WIND STORM AT OMAHA.
One Person BILLED, Number Injured and
Houses Unroofed.
(By the Associated Press.) }

Omaha, Neb., April 25.-An unusually
heavy wind storm, which struck this city
this evening, killed one person and in
jured a number of others. unroofed
number of buildings and broke many
skylights. There was a heavy downpotfr
of rain. Street cars were stopped for an
hour; wires and signs were blown down
in all directions.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26
Hornets Defeat Danville.
Especial to News and Observer.)

Oxford N. c., April 25.-The Danville
Military Institute and Horner School
teams, played an exciting game of ball
here today, the score being 8 TO 5 in
favor of Horner. Sprinkle's catching
and Devine's batting We're fine. The play
ing of Anderson and Fenner and the
fielding of Cole, of Danville, We're good
The batteries were: Horner Hobgood
Dunn and Sprinkle. Danyille, Holt,
Coles and Faust
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26
Greensboro Takes the Honors.
Especial to News and observer.)

Greensboro, N. c., April 25.-Greens-
bcro defeated Madison in a snappy game
of baseball here this afternoon by a
score of 4 to 2. The playing of both
teams was good. the Battery work be-
ing especially strong.
Batteries: Greensboro. Suggs and
Nelson; Madison and Tucker. Walters
struck out IA men and Suggs g. Each
team made five hits, one earned run
and three errors.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26
Trinity Bests Durham.
(special to News and Obseryer)

(Special to News and Obseryer.)
Durham, n. c., April 25.-In the ex-
hibitiOn game between the Durham State
League team and the Trinity team here
this afternoon, Trinity won by a score of
Z to 3. The batteries were: Durham,
Murphy, Brucker, Sullivan and Curran
Bradsher and Chadwick.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26
To Encourage Home Gardening.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Asheville, N. c., April 25.-An asso-
citation will be formed here tomorrow to
encourage home gardening among school
children. The membership will include
prominent people of the city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26
Other Games.

AT Knoxville, Tenn.-Wofford College
Is. c. Z; University of Tennessee 6.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26
American League Games.
(By the Associated Press.

st. Louis. Mo-. April 25.-Cleveland
shut out st. Louis today, Wright allow
ing but two hits. The visitors registered
q hits off Reidy.
score K. II. f..
Cleveland. :. ..O0231O040-~1O q 0
st. Louis. 20 100000 0 2 2
Batteries; Wright and Bemis; Reldy
and Maloney. Umpire, Carruthers. Time
1:50. Attendance 1900
Washington, April 2j.-Washington de-
fcated Boston today in a slow game.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26

Before being taught how to shoot it
might be well for the young idea to learn
to know when ii is loaded.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26


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to az
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mon nuiiien' ~ ~.
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So 49, r,oo,,, ,vhich q wos rnown
,,.o,,Ia - '7ho,, GOOD -h,,oe wora cold
por,aa rIa1od O. tbeI, never had n1aved
1otoxo .en;.io,, ga s.Tba ponnia plra
Ir1o,r,, ,,,onono1;uod tho proyrar in tba
o,,di+o,.i,,r,, ,,bor a., oo,,vantior ,yo, ho-
80. to,s
r. ,Looo +,,o o+4roo+iora for +ho loot
80 'ii0 Q 80.
ue'' :" "-iq~e e.5 - ca. r,,so,o
h.,,.h4 So, - fa,,,1,,,,, a,,,o,,r oat
tio,,aon tbo oo,,n+r1, o,,ar ,,,aro n,ada
n,ortvrs N tbo couso of q conthoTn
borhecua Yesterday civ immanso nits
,yare dug and as many baaning baas of
coaIe nroducad under tho diroction of an
evnort in tho barhacue business All
,iaht limo +ho ironoo,.so ooroa.as alo,,,,,
oo-tos go - ,,,ar, ,,,e,,, ts.so.o
.o4t,S .r4e - 49, o,sas - -,
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+,,in+,, si, to,,.a "a ,,,oro 49, -
tn,,n An ;u,mense crowd y,itnassod tha
.cool,ing and q swaterv lo. 30 roo,,tbs
onanod ,ybon tho moot froeh sron, tha
Goals wos brouobt in
$1,000 -
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26
TOTAL BANK sCLEARINGs.

New York, April 25.-Total bank
clearings week ended April 25th $685.,
159,526. decrease 8.6 per cent; outside
New York, 1892, ,5S4 500, increase IS per
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26

Women are naturally tender-hearted
No woman ever deliberately stepped on
a mouse.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26
Leads all North Carolina Daies i'm News and Glfyaton

Townsend retired the side in the fourth
inning on strikes.
Score: R. H. E.
Washington :. ..OO03OS31*-1 Is 2
Boston =. ..O2O01O0O1- II 4
Batteries Townsend and Drill;
Hastings and Warner. Umpire, Sheri-
dan. Time 2:05. Attendance 1,215.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-26

interior towns from the last crop and the
number of bales brought into sight thus
far for the new crop the supply to date
is 9,926,752 against 9,391,37S for the same
period last year.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-03-14
BON Streitern angts
griffen.
Gincinnati. 81. II. q

Cincinnati, 81, IL. Wldr3.
RAD bern 5eblf9Iagen Der geitris
gen gonfercn5 5tpii9en ben grouereis
beiib.rn mb Brdudrbeitern, ipurbsn
mebrsrs 0ampfmaibiniitsn bon ben
Streitern angssriffen unb perlebi;
sip,i febr ftbper, ME b.ute ssIdgt
iDirb. Du bic MaI6iniIten barauf
b.barren. untsr Der Surisbittion Der
WaI9iniiten Union 5u bI.iben unb
ii9 tpeigern, ben 8efsbl,n Der Grous
urbeitsr Union 5u gebor9en, 10 iin6
Is Gritere, bic aumsiit ben QneriFfeH
I.itns Der ausitGnoisen aussel.bt
finb, bod baben aud bic n.usn 8isrs
fabrer unb iiberbdupt alle n.uen Qrs
better bdruntsr gu leiben. 9.p!e
fam ss ipi.b.r gu Osrf9ieOensn ards
pallen, in 5olge ipel6er poIi5eituos
gen m.brrs DerI.bte mad ben Gpj
tGlsrn f9off.n muBten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-03-14
Vt D.
" D v " y
ct. Netersburd. 13. Wdra.

9lus Der ManbI9urei pirb gemeloet,
bab in ben lesten beiben Wtonaten Oers
I9iebene 3uIummenitDBe aipiIGen
Sunguienbanben unb rufiifhen Srups
pen itutteefunoen baben. Die Sunz
yuIen burd5ogen pliinberuo bas 2anb.
233 BON ibnen ipurben BON ben ruff
I9en SpIbaten get0btet ooer perpun=
oct. Die 1erluite Der Sruppen tpdren
inbeoeutenb.
G;i iNofr
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u m 9tus Il c n b.
8 a mpe erptobirt.
SSibpemina, Oaih., 13. Tedr3.

N1DpeHlIHg, ptlu., 10. Wtul6'
en- Der @obnung Der Sgrau W1rie
RanfTon erplooirte cine 0dmpe rne
oos brennenbe Sel ergoB iid ii6er bi,
38sidbrioe Sodter Der 5rou, pelde 70
Sdrpere gran6nunben e,litt, oab f,
fura oarduf ftarb. 5rau Rdntior nno
ibre beioen Slime tragen iApere Der
Iebungen bdbon.
TrG. RooTepeGt in 6uDdnd.
SdDdnd, 13. Wldr5.
Nrf. 9llics Rooiebelt, bic 3obter
BEG qrGfoenten RooisOelt, truf beute
IN GeIsuI6aft siniger 5reunOs. tDoruns
fer ou6 Der Senator 2bos. g. @lott,
ouf oem Odmpfer DWdscotte" aus
Tampa, lloriba, bier elm.
Raturqos erplootrt.
Peru. Snb., 13. Wdr5.
TurdI 5nei RoturgaS.G .GrpIoiionen,
Die iidI beute Rorgen bier ereigreteu,
nitr0en 5ruei @ebdli6e 3eritort uno
ied)s @erionen oerleBt. einer ber
8er!csten, 5rnnf giiIep IT,, mag fer.
ben.
.Qus ber guupesbauptItd a b /.
Duibinston, 13. Mdr5.
Der 3biirfpddtsr Oes Qbseorbnstens
bduIes, @l.e, itorb beute an Der Guns
ssnsnbiinbuns. Gr itdmmts aus bem
Stddte yterp Yorf.
9dut BEN btutigsn QusipsiIe bss
S6dtamt.s bsttdgt Der Dsrfiighore
gddr gtitonb S173, ,155, ,945. tDobon
S93, ,709, ,425 in Cob 1T. 9a5u fommt
ti. Golo Reierpe oon $3.50, 900, 900.
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Ys,E int Ot0rotr006lt
@zH{2A @fA 1T Srras,
Gime NfDrberbanbe mad SemSer' id)em WSmIter III
Beaumont, Seg. Cine Niiiiiiippi Sopt=
Sataitrppbe 9anfoepeid5en siuiid)em
Saiier SSilbelm mno 1raiiSent
9iupiebelt. 9lltgelb's Garriere.

Shnen auBerbem peri6nli6 fir bic gro.
ci0ie 5Orm. in welde S6re S5Hidfeit
9efleioet mar.
EbeobOr &poieoeft."
Die 9ttarasua 9pute EN-.
pfoblen.
9as Senats @omite fiir ben Sitbs
muss@anal bat nit Z sesen 4 Stimmen
beidloiien, Gle 0epburn'ide 8ia, welde
beitimmt. oaB Die Nicaragua. &Oute fir
ben Sil bauenoen Canal sewdblt weroen
iol, 5ur Innobme Su empfeblen.
gtab Der Sisuns erflGrte Serr Mor.
san, er werbe ben empfeblenben 8eriht
bes gDmites wnbri6einlib beute i'm
Senat uOrlesen uno borduf orinaen, baB
iiber oenielben baloisit BeIdluB sefabt
tuerbe.
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Ser 6pbenspilernprin5 amf Der 0eii1
Sfadmittag bat CT JSeW Yrrf q
lid)e SerabId}ieommg. eSepefd1ed
Hrim5en rno oem Yrdiioenten|
Semtete am, oaB er uielleidI
nad1 0lmerifa fpmmem nd
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-03-14
Q Or bereitunseu
fhieo

zen grpBIeH 2Detl De3 IS
brodte Der Yrins nit Dem y
ron @riefen rno 0epeiden III
@emGd)ern ouf Dem Sdiife 3liS
II llbr fofuen o;e Yertreter oeS
ilb,rten ON 9orb. furs noAhet
idicn pr. l0oIlcben. In oem On
0es Erin3en 5ur Mittogs3eit nabnSh
idnlmtlidjc Serren 3heiI Dir ibn aitf
ieinen gie ie l in osn Ser. Staltcn be.
plcitet bottcn; i'm @on,cn morcn %
@t1cdc an 6cp 3ofel. &c. Speiic.
it'd mar mis- Br1dtiqIte ocforirt
mt @elpeteu in oeittf6e lmo omeri.
faniideu2onbesfar6e uno r9eoutp"-
&oien aene &e6en uuroen bei rem
Wable geboIten. innbcrn man untcr.
hielt ii6 got5 5mlngloS. @s hieB
ou6. Der Frin5 meroe nor ieiner 9lb-
reiie feline formelle glbihie0sooreiie
erlolien.
Sin glusf6uB bon 40 92ep 0orfcr
grieftr0gern. ben Hep gorfer 3meiq-
berein Der YGationol 2etter Carriers
g!iiOciution" reprGientireuo, iiber.
brndlte linn ein 9lnoenfen, mel6es
iidJ allf Die Orei ermoroeten omerifn.
ridden BrGii0enten 2incoIn. Garfield
mo Wicainlep be5iebt Ter 9(OniroI
ron Sedenborf nabm eS fiir 0enlBrir.
aen in ieiner 9oiiite nllf Scr .0eutid.
Lamb" eut9cgen uno iogte oan 9rief.
trdaern, Der Yrin5 luer6e oen Brief.
trdacr'gerein oils @e9enacidenf iein
@iIb NIT eigenb1noiger ltntcrihr;ft
iiberien6cn, ipeld)eS oonn I'M 8ereins.
Iofol oufaeb1not mernen foune
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-03-14

Sobn g. <selb, Der v9lnardiiten" =@r=@ou1
pl6blif 9eiturben.
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9 il b a fritd.
92efp g)ort, 13. 9Jedr,.


bic na9itebenbe 9epei9e, tpel6e Die
IlnterI9rtft Oes 9rdiioenten pauI8riiz
ger in lltre1t trGgt:
m@pn 9e Ga Hep (Oelarep) iperben
nod mebr CUTE gia9ri9ten fommen.
Dieter Sieg erinnert mid an ben Der
aleih, ben Der @eneral 8ot1a ppr eli
mem Sabre init Daniel Sog, ben Iein
Ylauben aus benz 2Dpsntdfige rettete.
rMein 8ertrauen in ben i9lieBliben
6ieg Der 8urenIahe mar ME grDber
ais iebt, uno es bat. in Der Shat, nod
ME geipanft.
sd bpffe. bab Gngldnb iebt feline
5borbeit, bic gurenzGace unterbriiden
gu ippllsn, einTsben unb ben Sronss
paalrepubliten bic llnabbGngisteit
nieber9eben nirb. Oabur1 piiroe es
iiCh unb ben 8uren meitere Spfer an
@ut unb 9lut eriparen uno in ben
Republifen FreunbIi9e 9ta9barn ges
ninnen."
RdpItabt, Is. MGr5.
SSn sinetu S9armiiBel, tpel9ss BEL
8sarfton in Der &dptplonie am To-,
MdrS 5piI9en britii4en Sruppen uno
elmer unter oem&ommdnodnten 6ou9e
itebenben 8urenabr6eilung aus9efo6s
ten ipurbs, fielen Der &ommdnoant
SbenbdaI unb SeIotornett ban Der
Malt.
@gppten.
2lleranbrien, 13. MGr5.
Die dmeritanil6su 2ouriiten, fpelde
ouf benz 9ampfer geltic bier eintras
fen, tonnten, na9bem bic itiirmiI9e
See ibre 2anbung mebrere Stunoen
bintenangebalten bate, feiten 8ooeH
betreten. Sic fubren nof &airo.
Tdndpd.
Sorpnto, Ont, 13. Wdr5.
0is Satin pes YrppinSialsp pres
mierminiiters g. 80. GoB berI6ieb
beute guna plDbli9. sSrau 8ob befqno
fi6 BEL anf9sinenb better @sIunobeit
unb ipar erit fiirSli9 BON Sttatpa
9leT9eI duIuugtlegII.
Gines 0eterdneu SeIbfs
moro.
ct. SpIepb, M1p., 13. WlGr3.
gbas. Mi9delis, Elm 6erbDrragenber
Yolititer uno friiherer &oufmann, ers
I6oB Ii6 beute. Qnbalernoes &rants
fein uno Der fiirsIi9 erfolgte Sob Isi'
ner Satin Iollen i'm gu benz oer3tpeis
felten SGritte getrteb,n to6en. Gr
mar 68 Sabre ait uno elm geteran oes
8iirgsrtrieges.
SprunQpon0e Nrii de.
minneapolis, Minn., 13. NtGr3.
0tarooret u. 6usmcr por Chicago.
meld)c BEL 6rou Sbos. $. Sores, No
23t0 2pnoole Ioe., 9tortb Wfinnea.
polls, ouf 9eiuh mar, iprang geitcrn
9(beno pom Ser Glpmoutb gloemIe-
@riife in Den 1IuB, sic fiel auf5
@is imo itorb cine Stltuoe ipdter. Die
SelbItm0roerin mar 81 Sabre olt
rno ioa benz WorpbiltmgcnuB er9e.
BEN gerpcien fem
Qm Must tcnb.
glenelono, g., 10. N1r3.
Gtpa 500 MaI6inengieBer Iegtsn
bier Die Mrbsit nieber, um es gu er3lpins
gen, bab ibnen elm Wiinimal 2obn
bon SO pro gag be3ablt pirO. SoIts
fi6 Der St-sit in bic 2GHge 3ie6en, 10
iuerben nsbrere 9auieno 4euts infOlee
beFen fsiern miiFen. Gs tuurb. ben
@iebtn Elm MinimaIs2obn pon S2.85
onosboter. iie tpieien Oieies Gnerbietsn
obsr suriid.
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@r @ouoerneur Gltgel0
BON Sf1inOis selto ben.
eyoliet, Sl., IL. W2drj

Joliet, gu, II. Uldr5.
Der uNnar6iiten" @r.@Ouusrneur
Gltsslo pom SainOis 1T beute mOrsen z
llbr OIL einem Shlnsfluiie pl6slih se'
Itorben. @r bielt bier 9eItern Gbsn6
Dor elmer Buren SDmpaibie 8eriamms
lung eins sroBe @eoe. uno moM slou6t
bnB oieie HnIren9uns Der oirefte @runo
Ieines TObeS mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-03-14
Der Bo Itoner Streit.

Der Streif Der 5rantDerlabtr
rdeint groBe 0imcniionen dnnebmen
8u pollsn, 2tuBer ben 5000 5ru6ts
DerIuoern, bic bereits bic 2trbeit niss
oeraelgt baben, iino beute aud iGmmts
li8e 3u llnionen seb0rige Sdfenurb.is
ter, unqsfGbr $500 an Der 3abl, unO
aud bic 5rudtberluber Der 9Oitons
mb Waines9obn an ben Streit beors
bert porbcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-03-14

oeuildle uni
gPad} oem
Bring auf B
rdudeno. u
eniigen obldg
eroBen, einiga
Oampftr .pN
9tmeritanifbsf
6es bic 2ebens|
Oampfers 5ur'
naren bic Qet
unb gum &us
Dieter S6auTtt
SeuerIofhens.
WPinuten nad
erften Nlarmfie
Elm 9ubenb 81
ferftrDme, mel
Sdiffes befpiil.
reftrten bic q
er ma9te Der 3
ria" bas gon
| Signolen prom
rere Npitglieber
gen begaben Il
@Giaabethport,
Riron'f6s gBer
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Il o n.
ghorIsitpn. g. 6. 13. Mdrs.

gbdrlsiton, g. g., 13. WiGrs.
Der Gouberneur Oates BON SIlinoi
unb bic 4borbnunq aus IsinemStaote
bic eeitern bas SSuinoiisr Staatsss.
bGube auf Der WeIiausneaun9 ein'
peibte, itatteten beute bern bier Dor
9tnter Iieeerben 0iterreidiIc1sn 9reus
ger nS3igetror" einsn @siuA VI. Gie
purben nit pielen Gbren empFongen
unb BON ben SffiSieren oes 9riegss
ififfes duf's 1ndensbmIts unter9a ten.
Sm 5ruuens8ebdub: Der 2lusitelIuna
fdnb heute Rddmittag gu Gbrsn o.r
5ruu gates ein5eitmdbl itutt. an BEN
mebrere Der berporrdgenbiten Srug:n
Der Statt tbsiInabmen. Der 9ouo"rs
neur Oates unb feline 9eqleiter reiTen
bsute Qbsnb um feds llbr mad @his
cuso ab, ipoIelbft iie amJreitag Ra4.
mittas eintreffen.
Der Strsifin 30 ton.
Bolton, UlaiI., 13. Wldr5.
llneefGbr 10000 glrbeiter limb jesi
In 5olge oss Streits Der Gta6tperlas
Der CUR Rubs ge3pungen, bod babsu
piele nsus Qrbsitsr bic Stellen Der
Streitsr eingsnommen, aud iino sinig!
Der IsBtersn 3ur Qrbsit 5uriiedstshrl
lie GeI6Gfte .sioen absr iebr untsr
bem Strsit Gno man bsmiibt iia BON
allen Seiten, cine Gini1ung 3tpiihen
ben 9ubnssislIi9aftsn unb ben Strei'
fern 5il srsieIsn. Die geriude oes
9ouperneurs In oisi.r Ridtung itnh
uber ssideitert. gluf ods Griu6su
bes Wapors Collins, bermittelno sin'
5usreifen. bat Der 9unoes Ssndtor
Sdnna tsl,sropbildb Jolesnbes gsont'
fportet: nWsnn Sis nns einen Nel
Sur 9ermittluno lpsiien. luereen luir
5erns 81 9ienitsn iteben. Bir iolIisr
obsr BON beibsn Seitsu anoeutnnssr
.rbolten. bnb unI.rt Sisnits onrsbm'
bar tpdren."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-03-14

0ie Satin bes Yropin5i1Is pre,
mierminiiters 8. 30. goB peri6ieb
beute guna plOtlib. 5rau RoB befano
fib BEL ani9sinenb better @eIrnobeit
unb ipdr erit fiir5li9 BON Ottalpa
bierber Suriidgetebrt.
Gines 0eterdneu Selbfts
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Gobftabt. 13. 9O4drs,

StNF TtNF~tf ID' l~FWF0'
sSn einen S9ormiibel, lpel4es BEL
Pearfton in Der &aptplonie am To-.
Wfdrs 5lpif9en brittI9en Sruppen uno
elmer unter bem&ommdnbdnten 6pu9e
ftebenben 8urenabt6eilung aus9efo6s
ten ipurbs, fielen Der &ommanount
SbenodaI uno SeIotprnett ban Der
gDdIt.
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@gppten.
0Ilernnhrien 12 m1ra

NIttuNUIIIIIf 10 LlUI0'
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fen, tonnten, na9bem bic ftiirmiI6e
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bintenuneebulten bate, feiten 8pbeH
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Der Yatet 0ampFer aYrco'bence"
Der qeItern Niittdg BON bier abfu6r, ges
riet6 leBte TdGt BEL Son in einen
Sturm unb fenterte. Der &apitdn tes
8ootes, gDil GufIibn, unD Glnee
Scptt, 9ertreter Der y8tdsburg Sil
Miqs", Or. 3ancafter, elm Mrst aus
8almpra unb Der Ghef M1I6inift
Rpupt fotpie 13 Mann Der aus Tensrn
beitebenben 8efasune ertronfen. guTs
fibn unb Scptt binterlafen Sar,ilie.
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n1 nrb.
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fboB Iicb 6eute. Mnbauernoes &rants
fein uno Der tiir3Ii6 erfoIgte Sob fei'
ner Satin Iolen i'm gu benz oer8peis
felten SGritte getrieb,n to6en. Gr
mar 68 Sabre ait unb elm 8eteran bes
8iirgsrtrisges.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-16
SHIP TRUST AND SHIP SUBSIDY.

When Mr.. ]. Pferpopt Morgan incorporates his
S150O00000 Shipping Trust under the laws of the
State of New Jersey, Is his intention, the greatest
beneficiary by the passage of the shipsubsidy bill
will then be in direct evidence before the people
This ship-subsidy bill. which the Republican ma
chine, dominated by Mark Hanna. is determined to
jam through Congress, will fasten upon the taxpayers
of this country burden of at least $780, 100000, and
probably very much than that, for the further
enrichment of the few Americans like Pierpont Nor
gan Hanna and others who stand for the trust idea
1t is sheerly tax tribute, nothing less.
which the people will thus be compelled to pay to the
monopolists.
There will be consequent public benefit. The
millions paid for ship subsidies will go straight
into the pockets of mutimilionaires and for
sideration of value received to the people who pay
the tax.
The next session of Congress should be made in
terestng owing Republican plans as to the passage
of the shipsubsidy bill. The determination upon
this grab has for moment been abandoned.
The ship-subsdy bill is in the keeping of Mark Han
M and will be enacted into law if Hanna has not lost
his power TO compel Congressional action. And the
Ship Trust is ready to profit by the shipsubsidy
hill.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-16

To the Editor OF The Republic
St. Louis. Aug 81 read with interest.
and mostly with approval. in your issue
OF Thursday what Mr.. Cock has TO say
about the election law applicable TO this
c.;y-the so-cailed 'Nesbit law.
Except that OF 1S@. which Mr. Cook
enormously says was drafted by the
Civic Federation of St. Louis the pres
ent, as now amended. is by far the best
and fairest election law this city ever had
Ninety-seven per cent is a verbatim ct
literatim coi.y of the law OF 1885.
l defy its denounccrs. each and all. TO
point out single feature of unfairness. II
any. which IS not more fair by far than
sir.ilar features in laws prior to 1895.
challenge you gentlemen. TO specify; give
US bill Of particulars. instead of bold de-
nuncia tions and epithets.
AS to the Commissioners. the Governor
now appoints all three. whereas the May
Or under the law of 1895. had the appoint
ing of one. The law expressly required
the Mayors appointCe to be of opposite
politics to those appointed by the Gov
ernor. What happened when the law
went into force, and a Republican Mayor
had whack at It? The Der1 ocratic Gov
ernor appointed two Democrats; 1t then
became the duty-the sworn duty-of the
Mayor, who was himself elected as a Re
publican to appoint Republican as the
third Commissioner. but instead of doing
so he appointed a Democrat against the
protests of prominent Republicans. So
YOU see the law worked badly: but under
the present law it is undeniabie that the
three successive appointees as third Com
missioner have been most emphaticaity
sta!wart Republicans. / would much rath-
er have a Democratic Governor appoint a
Republican than have q Republican Mayor
wr0ngfuIly appoint 4 Democrat.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-16
RECENT COMMENT.
F1asler's Creation in Florida.

CosTnopoItan.
Certainly nobobdy who paid bill at ha Pence de
the Hotel Royal Poncana could regard himself
object of Mr. FIagler's charity. yet,
truth in that old observation about the who
makes blades of where only grew be-
fore what must be said of the vino has practically
created State of wilderness? The Florida of 1902
radically different commonwealth from the Florida Of
the eFagerian The transformation that
effected the 800 miles between St Augustine Miami
leaves the shade that reclamation OF strip of land
from the which seemed to Goethe enough win
demption Faust the impression that
times business is better than charity Imagine charity
endowiug America with the things that created
throughout the Union by business under the the
Captains Of IndLtry
Among those Captains Henry NJ. Flagler. quiet, unob
trustive, with his low musical voice, maGe dis
tinctive place His personal work in Florida has given
him individuality that is lacking allow
themselves to be hidden in the anonymity OF corporations
He has built himself massive monument in WoodIawn
Cemetery but is there but in the earthly paradise
he has created in the South. that Will look
record of his work.