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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-07-25
CHAIRMAN aaIdds.

WAsHIsGToS, ID. G. July 20, 1902
Chairman Griggs Of the demo-
cratic congressional committee has
created real sensation among the
lea iers Of the 'unwashcd" His
latest blunder, (which is being
wildly discusscd) was TO insert adj
refreshments in New York papers a
few days ago Offering reward Of
800 for the private papers Of some
export house showing discounts on
export business.
This IL Il most dishonorable act.
and IN the opinion OF democratic
leaders will result in great damage
to the party and the committee
from the start. Mr., Griggs offered |
10 buy The STOLEN DOCUMENTS for
800. 1t is now predicted that he
vii! be superseded before the cam
paign fairly opens.
Some Of Mr. Griggs friends say
il was done to create discussion
for the purpose Of making political {
capital The fun OF the thing is, /
that the firm specially mentioned :
in one OF his advertisements is
democratic house. One of tho
members Of this firm, "a democrat
said publicly; Il
Prices are so high in this q .
country ut the present time and n
the demand is so great that the ex- b,
port business has been shut off. in
Manufacturers can hardly supply OF
the home market, and they can get ~ -
much higher prices here for their -
wares than they could hope TO OBJ TO
tain in a foreign MARKET tn
This large home demand is due IA
no the tariff, which has brought us ne
such wonderful prosperity This IA
= the tariff which Mr.. Griggs wants
% ovcrturn, and which is the main
ssuc of the democratic party in
his campaign.
II is Il well-known fact that for
ign corporations often sell their
urplus stock abroad at cost or be-
NV. Foreign corporations have at
'llowcd that course temporarily to Pa
i'll off competition in the United str
tatcs. The tariff, however, stopped sev
/, and these corporations were no no
niger able to prevent the establish r.,
lent OF industries in this country. -
Chairman Griggs hopes to see the
Dolition OF the tariff,and thus re- g
nee wages, and again put the
nited States at The mercy OF for ID, p,
gn competitors with their low \. n,
ages. g n
Your correspondent is informed Nah
lat Mr. Griggs is altogether too :, :
cklcss, and his methods do not Z.
ease old democratic campaigners cont on,
ho has managed campaigns when Ies
ey were at least successful oc-
sionally. -
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-07-25
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A. /. MCMAHON.
Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21
VIRGINIA COAL AND IRON co.
Affairs of the COMPANY in Good Shape ard
No Reason for Bankruptcy Proceedings.
Special Dispatch TO The Times.l

(StleCl2l DlSpILcl 70 Iue iLucS.l
BRISTOL, TENN, Jan. 29-The petit
ton of Marcus Hamilton, filed in the Fed
eral Court at Knoxville, Tenn, seeking to
have the Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke
Company declared bankrupt, is regarded
at the headquarters OF the company here
as being practically without significance,
with the hope OF collecting a Judgment
for 5000. which the court has not autho-
rized the receivers to pay.
The petition. If carried into effect, would
demoralze d business being operated on
a capital of coo and giving employ
ment to hundreds of men at good wages.
The conditions under the receivership do
not warrant such an extreme. The re-
ceivers arc meeting all liabilities incurred
by them in the way Of labor and supplies
with cash, and ut no time have had to
resort to receivers certificates, the re-
ceiyers operating all except two Of 4
dozen iron furnaces that belong 10 t;le
company, and these viii be put in blast
next week.
The receivers regard the general ccnGt-
ton OF the company affairs as hopeful!
in6eed, and are sure that there is 10 cal!
for bankruptcy proceedings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21

fraud. as fraud seems to have been I'M
qucstionably proven. Two special cases
have been mentioned particularly to your
correspondent-that of the vote of William
lcronlberger a white man who was form
cr,ly = noted character on the island. One
OF the magistrates swore in the trial that
Fromberger, whose name has become .
common "by word on the island, ana
himself used TO get drunk and sleep out
together.
Fromberger has been dead TWENTY-FIVE
ycars The other. that CT Dan Tucker, or
Lewis. under which name he WAS formerly
registered and voted, Il noted negro. Mfe
claimed he was the person the famous
song. >.'O!d Dan Tucker" was written
about.
These two men were both widely
known. and the use OF their names as vot-
crs in The recent election Was very conc!u-
sive evidence against the judges CT fraud.
The case now bids fair to be carried To.
Inc Supreme Court Of Apperls. The judges
and clerks are understood TO haze been
halted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21
LEGISLATORS IN LEXINGTON,
Joint Committee Entertained at Virginia Mili-
t5rv Institute
Especial dispatch TO The Times

LEXINGTON, VA. Jan. 2o.--Thc joint
Legislative Committee on Schools and
Colleges and Asyluns and Prisons, s. in
aIl including eight Senators. eighteen
delegates, and six attendants, arrived
in Lexington last night On a special caT
from Marion and to-day Inspected the
Virginia Military Institute and reviewed
the corps of cadets.
y salute of II guns was fred in their
honor. They We're elegantly dincd at
cadet mess-hall.
This Afternoon upon invitation they
visited Washington and Lee University.
and the torlbs of Lee and Jackson and
other points of interest. Tonight the
visitors were given a reception by Judge
S. Houston Letcher. The party will leave
early tomorrow morning for Stanton.
They are in charge OF F. G. Akers, of
the Railroad Commissioners office. 5.
NJ Quisenberry. of Lexington. delegate
from RockbridGe, is q member OF the
party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21
VERDICT CAUSED DlSMAY.
Well known kien on Chincoteague Convicted
of LECTION Frauds.
(sreclai Dispatch 10 The Times,

oHANcoCll, VA. Jam 2o.-The YER
dict OF $500 fine and five minutes in jail
in the trial of the judges OF the local
option election held on Chincoteasue
Island on July 9th. and went wet by
eighteen majority, has created great con-
sternauon throughout the two counties.
The election WAS contested by the tenn
pcrance people on the ground OF fraud
before the county court and declared
mil and void.
All the judges, o NJ. Jones, W. Il. r..
Chopper aud j. 7. Rawlcy, TIE last
named being exonorated were men of
high integrity and principles. all of the
best and most prominent families on the
island. and great DISNEY is expressed
that they should have been convicted of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21
rH,I SIC rF.r oIs LONG LIFE

consists in keeping all the main or
gans Of the body in healthy, regular ac-
fion. and in quickly destroying deadly,
disease germs Electric Bittcrs regulate
stomach, Liver and Kidneys. purify the
fIood. and give a splendid appetite. They
work wonders in curing Kidney Troubles,
Female Complaints, Nervous Diseases,
Constipation, Dyspepsia, and Malaria.
syirorous health and strength always fol-
low their use. Only SOC. guaranteed by
ovens &. Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21

with bounteous feast of all good things
he Virginia housewife makes ana serves
to perfection.
Among those present We're Misses Dou-
that, Upshaw, Gilkerson, Christian, and
Mrs r. B. Knox and AIessrs. Bell, He
witt, Cooke. Christian, Douthat, Coalter
and DR. Cringan.
Miss NJ. L. Christian is a guest at BEL
Air"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21
Physicians Recommend Castoria

ASTORA has with pronounced favor TIE part physicians pama-
uica societies and medical authorities is used By physicians With
gratifying The extended Of Coa unueonah the
three E2she sputabe evidence that il harmless:
it not only aays stomach and quiet the nerves. but a
food agreeable and perfect substitute for Castor Oil
absolutely safe does contain any Opium Morphine other narcotic
pe It unlike Soothing Syrups Batenns Drops Godhs
deal Medical Journal Our how
danger and record the Of advancing health The day
poisoning children through greed ignorance ought end 10
knowledge Casa remedy which produces and health
regulating the system by supplying itand readers entitled to
the inormaton-HoWs Of HEALTH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21
Tie Magazine Club.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs.)
MISSIONER, A.. Jan. 2o.-The Maya
zine Club was delightfully."- entertained
at BEL Air. by Mr.. T.IW- Wilcox anu
Mrs. anG, the Misses Wilcox Friday
night.
Progressive hearts were played till sup
per was announced. when all We're served
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21
STOa EHOUsE BURNED.
A Gucket Brigade Does Noble Work at Waeha-
Ersgu:.
Especial Dispatcn to The Times.)


ENMORE, VA, Jan. 2o.-The larse
storehouse of A. l.. James, near Wacni-
preague. was burned last night, together
with the stock of goods valued at one
thousand dollars. The fire is supposed
TO have originated from 4 defective nue..
Prompt response to the alarm picssiiest
The distruction OF valuable property aG-
Jacent. o,,,o r,.,. ro,
the wind was blowing heavy gale and
If looked as though everything in sight
would be swept
The loss win amount to about three
thousand dollars.
DELAWARE BREAIlN.ATER. DEL
schoone. Damon. Perth .lnboy, for Ncr-
fox. before reported. arrived here to-day,
leaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21
An Elopement.
lsnecia, Dispateh 10 The T!mcs.l

Especial UlspatcA 70 TIC I!iucs.l
ROUGH CREEK. VA. Jan. 2o-Afiss
AIittie Pugn and Mr.. Peak, merchant of
fora, e.oped from here via brakes
!. Branch for Reidsvtlie. N c., last week
They were accompanied by Aar. Essie
Briehtwel. Miss Pugh is I, beautiful
brunette OF twenty summers, AID is the
fourth and youngest daughter of Mr.. S.
i. Pugh She left home that morning,
pretending, to her parents that she was
going to her sisters to do some sewing.
hut was met there by Nir. BrightweII,
who took her to Mr.. Peak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21
a G-Avg UNTO gzzEE7@El=EEF : I.
Every Haan EzslsE BE Thai DO Retain His
Health and E7fgesZ5on.

There thousands Of people IN this yod eat meat
from TO another and certain savage tribes in AZ
RIGA and Polynesia almost exclusively meat eaters but
while there thousands of these there are millions who live
upon mixed vegetables and grains and ii
bers criterion would seem that mixed diet Is the best
for the human family.
fact that yoa viii find many veeetarans who
eahy vigorous many meat eaters equally and
number of robust specimens and vegetables
and anything their way all 10 show that
the that every must be law to
himself what he ShaLeat and drink
To repair tissue in brain workers well to
replace stnew Of the aborer only be done
through the process of digestion.
Every nerve, every drop of blood extracted
r from the food We eat and digest
In these DAYS of hustle and worry artificial
fe scarcely person thousand can lay claim to
feet digestion; dyspepsia is national ahlct0n and STARTS
Dyspepsia Tablets national blessing III -
Most cases of poor digestion are caused o nature OF the
stomach sufficient gastric juice or too little Hydro
cloc lack peptones and sllo these important es
perfect digestion found in SuatS dyspepsia
Tablets in convenient paatabe form.
One or these tablets taken after meals insure perfect
digestion and assimilation of the food
Cathartic pills and laxative medicines have no effect what
ever in digeng food and to call such remedies cure for
dyspepsia fetched and absurd.
sIars Dyspepsia Tablets contain pepsln free from animal
dlaase and other dgestiyes and not only digest all
food the flow OF gastric Juices
aud by giving stomach much needed sthring about
aheay condition of ;he digestive organs and normal ap
petite,
Mr. H. w winCherdon. commercial Traveller from Birn.
ingham whose keeps him almost constantly on the
road the Sunday News the dangers to health result
ing from constant change residence and the be
came the usual injurious effects
He says: thing people travelling cannot very well avoid
Is the constant change in water food;
has an opportunity become accustomed TO anything and in
few years the travelling becomes
hopeless dyspeptic
or several years suffered less from Indigestion
sour stomach headaches daste for food often appetite
gas on the stomach the unpleasant effects of imper
feet digestion.
cay every travelling has his favoTite remedy Tor DIFF
feren troubles and tried of them with Indifferent results
Finally between Pttsburg and Philadelphia one
day conversation between two ladies' che OF
whom had suffered severely Indigestion and stated she
had been completely by remedy which she called
Suarts Dyspepsia Tablets remembered the conversation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21

because directly interested and at the next town In
quired drug and bought package for fifty
cents and from that day to this have never been without
They pleasant tasting tablets not secret patent
medicine but composed vegetable pcpsn
olden Seal being In tablet form they neyeriose
good qualities like liquid medicine would but
fresh and ready for use.
carry my pocket continually. and wheneTer1
syElptt Indigestion ak also after each
year and half have not lost day by reason
poor health eat anything and relish what eat; my
digestion absolutely perfect far can judge from my
feelings although there be other stomach medicines
just good Stuar Dyspepsia TABLETS do not know what
they Certainly people who travel they far aheado
any liquid medicine they 50 convenient they can be
. carried the pocket and used whenever needed
p Tbs Rev. Bell, highly esteemed minister residing in
weedsport Cayuga Co.. n " recent letter writes as fol-
lows There anything that have taken that
has relieved the dyspepsia from which have suffered for ten
years eXcept the remedy called suart Dyspepsia Iabe
Since taking them nave distress at all after eating
again after long years SLEEP WELL Rev. f. Bell
WeedspoTt, n Y. formerly Italia, Colo"
M. judson a. Stanton the great Church aud Sunday
School worker and president Christian Endcavor Union
ST. ous Mo- says: 81 have had to be extremely careful what
Many things indgesbe and after hearty dinner
could scarcely keep awake never have been sick IN bed
erea deal OF inconvenience from Indigestion.
learned of merits OF StuaTts Tablets keep them
ny desk or carry them IN my pocket.
anything all without discomfort They recommended
By who enthusiastic in their praise.
afford be drowsy after lunch and find these tablets just the
thing digestion ard keep all faculties wide awake
j.. Booher, Chicago, H.. writes: "CataIrh is local
condition resulting neglected cold In the head whereby
lining membrane of the becomes inaned and tho
poisonous discharge passing backward into the
throat reaches thus producing caarrh OF the stom
Medical authorities prescribed for for three for
catarrh OF soala without but today the happess
using only box CT StaTt Dyspepsia Tablets.
find appropriate words to express my good feeling
found csl appetite and sound rest from their use
Nervous. tia-blooded, rundown people should bear in
drugs stinuants cannot furnish good blood
strong steady these only from whole
food thoroughly digested; fifty cent box OF Stuarss
TABLETS taken after meals Tor few weeks viii do
good than drugs. stinuants and dieting combined
SuarS Dyspepsia Tablets is probably the safest pop
u!r and successful digestive the market and sold By druggists
everywhere in the United Statos, Canada and Great Britain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
Da1fueee!s aols
M. M. MURDOCH. Editor.
LINCOLN. DIXIE AND NAseY.

The commemoraton of Lincoln Day, on Wednesday
last revealed more life of this sagacious
patient American Of the clay from the breast
OF the unexhausted than former celebration Of
his birthday The papers all the land have been full
Of new things about martyred president of lively
anecdotes of touching incidents and of his distinguishing
traits Many new facts have out touching the
inside history Of of the awful though still great
war The memory the author Of the Nasty Letters
in which Lincoln took lively interest has been re-
Yived Nasty wrote several books and was connected
with several magazines and papers, and at the time OF his
death in 1855 he was in charge of the Toledo
Blade.
David Ross Locke was born in vestal Broome county
n Y Sept 90 1888 He began his Nasty Letters, in the
Fndley Jeersonan 1860 continued them until the
close Of the war They letters purportng TO be
written by Petroleum Nasty who desired to be
postmaster With quaint satire reckless in style but re-
morseess in logic laughed to scorn the pretensons
and faces of slavery its political sympathzers Pres
ident Lincoln reported have said that next to dis
patch announcing federal victory he read Nasty letter
with the most pleasure Chief Justice Chase said that the
Nasty letters formed the the reduction Of
the rebellion.
Far from diminishing as time goes the observance
of the birthday Of Lincoln the country whose
people he loved so well altogether likely to increase
He was man time and in all time he viii not be
forgotten and deeds fail of laudaton The
poor boy the humble rail splitter the successful barriste
The popular politician profound statesman and above
all the noble patriot
With manifold disadvantages to contend with, handi
capped in youth hedged about by ignorance and
prejudices his fortune to win the love and esteem
countrymen other American has been prive
legged As president attacked abused sandered and
misunderstood by south, and disrusted by many Of
the north startling death cleared in an instant
doubts MISUNDERSTANDING and the fame of this
Inuchendurng much suffering grows brighter with
each reoccurng year and the memory is now awarded
the fullest measure of reverence and without reference
to the sectional line upon side Of which during
I.ncolns term only heard the song of Dixie and upon
the other, only the Star Spangled Banner"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
MEN WILL BE NOMINATED ON MERIT.

OF course politics is game a game ordinarily Of in
trgue dupcity ambitions always unmixed with
avarice Even where political prefement seems to come
to crown the deserving who pull attain it.
closer inquiry the that such honor aud
its emounens were conferred at the behest of poll
tcan in the interest Of political combine Upon
organizing Populists made much ado Ingalls, Fri
descent Dream but the Pop party proved to be the
lossIdden party that attempted political pull in
this state any other place in the world Tammany
excepted Still Notwithstanding, back of and beneath
all is the majority Of people without whose sanction
ali plots which majority is generally being enthusiast
ucaIly led cannot be too openly forced or driven.
The boss-busters whose real aim install them
selves in the places Of the busted bosses are attempting
force issues which cannot made go trying
deny lines battle for the coming campaign which the
great body the Republican party viii ignore
All this talk up around the capital OF Leland combina-
against field of a Leland vndcation by the
publican party state combine to embarrass and
finally sheve Burton and that all these issues and inter
win practically decided the primary election in
Shawnee county is all rot OF all the candidates for gov
ernor and all capable men, there is running
as Leland candidate OF as an antLeand candidate un-
less it is farmer Smith who numbers himself among the
bossbusers Unquestionably if is alive and well
he and his friends will be found pulling with all their
nights for their choices for the various positions may be
found fact figuring combining for advantages
have said the preense complaint that individual
vindication and of personal grievances. is all rot
There is too much pulling and hauling much quar-
reling going just within the Republican ranks in
Kansas There too many fractional in state
tict and organizations The party has regained
lost ground such extent that barring con
entions, which have largely Of individual ambitions
the party would have carried the state next by an over
whelming majority eeotns only the governor and
ether state officers but Republican legislature ana solid
Republican delegation to congress- The hope is that these
roatentons viii be ignored by the voters at the primaries
and by their delegates in convention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
SAMPSON DOES NOT EVEN KNOW.

Accompanying the news that Rear-Admral Sampson
has been placed upon the retired list the tidngs
that be is very low and last short time What
his faults it must be remembered that Admiral Samp
has faithful efficient officer of Uncle Sam He
has given his country the years of his life
that he is physical and mental wreck he should have the
sympathy of the American people Sampson has been in
poor health for year. He has taken part in the
famous controversy between his admirers and those
RearAdmira Schley in fact is said that he does
know that Court of Inquiry has held Neither
is he that he has been placed Uncle Sans
tired list The fate of RearAdiral Sampson excite
the pity of the of Schey admirers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
CONSOLIDATION AS LOGICAL SEQUENCES.

Kenna first vicepresident of the Santa Fe and a
practical railroad believes that camor and prejudice
at the bottom of the attempted and accomplished big
consolidation of otherwise naturally competing lines of
railway In address delivered before the students of
the Chicago university he only estimated but declared
that laws and restrictions growing out of public prejudice
and political demands forcing consultations which
the do want and which the average empIoye
breads. Kenna said, among other things
Commanded TO maintain rates and forbidden to
do told that stability the thing the public
required proposed have the of railroads
but practical way in which company could do
what commanded to do, and yet forbidden
do with other companies; then began the
movement which threatens terminate in few d
recng the affairs of railroads in America This
is something all do not want and which many OFF,
Gals deplore."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
THE THING MUST HAVE WINGS.

Hiram Maxim, the inventor. is firm believer in the
flying machines but not the kind invented by Santos
DumOnt He has faith in the Brazilian's method of
aerial navigation and declares that the gas bag used by
the young be replaced by aeropanes before
he will accomplish anything. Of course. Santos
Dumont has the greatest faith in his invention and
viii give little heed Mr. Maxims views upon the sub
ject although he realize that there is still
thing wanting in the flying machine he has constructed
It is interesting to note however that such Hiram
Maxim have faith in aerial navigation Mr.. Maxim has
established his reputation scientific world his
word carries weight upon scientific subjects may
that he has pointed serious defect in the airship
invented by SantosDumont but So the problem
aerial navigation remains unsolved
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
SUICIDE CLAUSE NOT VALID.

The Ohio supreme court has decided that suicide
clause in life policy is not valid. We believe
the courts opinion is absolutely just should
examine application closely and reject it if there
sign of it being sought for fraudulent purposes But
after policy is made out, payment should be made no
matter how the insured to death Some companies
issue policies which state that they nconesabe from
of issue This is and the applicant should
seek protection in such companies companies
that prone go into courts fight widows and
orphans are good institutions living let alone