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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
steae nesent. Action of Yates.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 6.-Gov- ernor Stone has taken prompt action to raise the quarantine which has been ordered by Governor Yates Of Illinois against Pennsylvania cattle on account of the foot and mouth disease which exists among cattle in the New Eng land states. Governor Stone wrote a
 letter to Governor Yates protesting against his action and advising him that there has been no such disease in this state since 1882, that theYs has been none in Kew York and there is usne and has been neae In New Jersey.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
 wonaan oarrring NIaiIs,

HAsHINGToN, Dec. e.-It has re- gently been bsought to the attention of Postmaster General Payne that about twenty Ave women are holding posi- lions as carriers in the rural free deliv- err service, and a call has been made mon superintendent Machen of that Iranch fox infoxmation about them. An fnx>et1ea ion will be made to learn whether they are performing their du' lies in a satisfactory manner IL ap- x,esrs the appointments were made without knowledge of the sex of the ap
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
MORGAN HAS A PLAN.
Consolidation of Coal Operating Com


 panies the Latest.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-J. Pierponr Morgan's plan for the ultimate consoli- dation of all the anthracite coal roads of the country is now asserted to be well under way.
 It is said that the main feature of the comprehensive new scheme is to be the purchase outright of the property of the independent operators who have caused trouble. thus eliminating them from the problem.
 The statement is made that this will mean an expenditure of $100,O00,0 600, but that it is already practically pro- vided for if the plan is carried through.
 The attitude of the independent oper- ators in the recent negotiations when an effort was made to settle the coal strike has prompted MT. Morgan to deal with them in no uncertain way.
 He still intends, if possible, to end the trouble without the aid of President Roosevelt's strike commission and. so has made up his mind to buy out the Delaware and Hudson railroads inter- ests, together with those of John Mar kle. the Coxe Bros. and the others.
 He is particularly desirous of getting the property of Markle, as the latter is regarded as the chief stumbling block to peace with the miners at present.
 That matter settled the coal roads will then be brought under one head.
 The selection of E. B. Thomas, chair man of the Erie, as>president of the Le- lnI< oio d dio+o Fr Morgan, is one of the steps inethe plan for putting the hard coal properties wholly under his domination.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
Harvey Ruvs Magau,ne ana Pape.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The fact is made public that George Harvey, presi- dent of Harper & Bros. and proprietor Of the North American Review, was the purchaser Of the Metropolitan Mag azine and Daily Telegraph, which were recently sold by the receiver for S100.- 000 Mr. Harvey said that the mission of the Metropolitan Magazine would be to tell about New York and that John Kendrick Bangs would be the editor. The Telegraph, he added, would be de voted to the best interests of sport. the opera and the drama.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
EreI.na Pevmits Cattle to Land.

England Permits Cattle to Land.
 LONDON, Dec. e.-The board of az riculturs has fntimated it's willingness to remove the embargo on cattle arriv- ing from New England ports whenever the American department of aRricul- tsYs considers that the outbreak is sup prss@ed. Ike board hes Issued an order enabling fhe landing o6 cattle under certain restrictions fren the steamer Tfshman. which has arrived at Liver peel from Boston; the stsa Mers Kansas ana Victorian, due teday from Boston. and the steamer Cambrian, due at Lon den from Boston.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
Racfxer Acauifted.

NEW YORK, Dec. Civilian Beck CT, who was, arrested several weeks ago in the postofice charged with send ing blackmailing letters to merchants in this city demanding $1,000 on pain of death at the hands of nihilists, has been acquitted, Judge Newburger talk ing the case from the hands of the jury and ordering his discharge.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
Exchange of rroops orderea,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-The war department has issued an order pro viding for the exchange of fifteen Phil ippine regiment organizations with the same number of troops In the United States The home troops will relieve the troops in the Philippines. the first ones leaving San Francisco Feb. I next.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
Fatal Snow slide.

BAKER CITY. Ore Dec. GA mea- ger report has reached here of an i'm. mense snowslidesat Cornucopia. No de- tails are obtainable except that two miners were killed and an immense amount of damage done.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
cholera. in East Indies.

The latest reports state that more than 16,oo0 people have died of chol- era in Egypt in the last two months, and the same disease is making great inrvads. in the East Indies. If cool weather sets in there will be no dan ger, but if it does not then the health boards and quarantine authorities had better keep watch on the ports here.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
Girl Drowned In the Storm,

KINGSTON, N. Y. Dec. 6.-Blinded by the driving snow, Bessie. Hickson, aged fourteen years, walked into Ron- .dout creek while returning home with her little brother from the grocery store with supplies for the family dinner and was drowned.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
choate Takes g Ho1iday.

LONDON, Dec. 6. Ambassador Choate, accompanied by his wife and daughter and his secretary, William woodward, left last night for holiday in Egypt. He will travel by way of Brindisi, Athens and Constantinople and thence up the Nile,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
Juasment Asainst M. E. Conference

UUtAES Iu ssEHt Ass HtIEsst NY Al1' scs
 MIDDLETOWN, N. Y., Dec. 6.-state Senator ". L. Thornton in the supreme court of Monticello received a verdict for $1.O35 against the trustees of the New York Methodist conference for services rendered as attorney for the trustees in connection with the contest over the will of Mrs. Hammond of Monticello, who left legacies to the trustees and various societies of the Methodist Episcopal church aggregat- ing Sl7. GOO.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
Not q Good Investmenfs

aYou married rich wife, didn't you?' asked Jones of his friend. clared any dividend yet. Stray Sto- ries.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
Boers in tbe TransvaaY

It is estimated that already 5000 Boer families have been settled on the farms in the TransvaaT.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06
Everybody Can't Do Everything

We can't paint a picture. or carve a statue or make a coat, but we can wash clothes to perfection. We can do if because we do nothing else-have done nothing else for a good wliile-b s- canse we have studied it. and thought ahout it. and worked hard as any nainter ever did. It requires as much hard work, and practice, and talent, to make a good laundry. as to make a good nicture. Everybody can't paint pic- t,,re-everybody can't wash clothes per fectlv. We want you to give us fair trial and allow us to prove our word.
 Davis Steam Laundry
 Iz CANAL STREET
 Hrsncn office. CT Grand street.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-06

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
WANTS TRIAL BY JURY.
Druggist Who Was Sent to Insane
Asylum Is Years Ago for Murder.

NEW YORK, April 23.--Claiming as his
right, under the Constitution, trial by fury
for a murder committed nearly eighteen
years ago, Theodore Bung, once a wealthy
druggist. has made before Judge Marean. of
the Supreme Court of Brooklyn, so strong a
plea for liberation from the State Hospital
for the Insane at Matteawan, N Y that
the judge has declared him sane and COM
mitted him to the warden of the tombs TO
await the trial for which he asked Bung.
who says he has been sane for the last
four years. was produced in court by Dr.
H. II. Allison, medical superintendent of
the asylum, in answer to a writ of habeas
corpus Judge Marean had issued to lawyers
VINO had taken sufficient interest i'm Bung
TO institute the proceedings in his behalf.
Bung became insane i'm 1884 He suffered
from the delusiOn that a well-known ac-
and was following him from place TO place
He was then thirty-four years old. Among
Bung 5 friends was a druggist whose name
was Nockin. Bung became a victim of the
idea that Nockin was in league with the
actress and shot him to death. Bung was
held responsible for the murder and in
dicted, but sheriff's jury pronounced him
insane. Since that time he has been con-
fined in the asylum. Bung now. after eight
cen years has appeared in court and pre-
sented such a strong plea that the Judge
ordered jury trial on the old Indictment
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24

times are always Republican times. In the
State. Republican administration always
means reduction OF debt wise legislation
In four years Of Democratic rule they nave
reduced our state debt sl.3l0.OOO, OF which
$123 600 received from the federal gov
eminent in payment Of the direct war tax.
Since the Republican party came into pow
er We have reduced the state Debt more
than i3,643.0D without the aid OF the red
eral government Republican financial al
mlnlstratiOn has saved the people or lnOl-
ana more than $40 900 in interest every
year This IS Indiana's Republican financial
record in spite OF more than Sl,0V0uJ pdlO
for engagements and Improvements or
reformatory institutions and the Soldlers
Home, in spite Of H,O60OOO paid 10 our
state institutions every year for mantle
nance. No more scandals through pur-
chases for state institutions from favorites.
competitive bids alone determining con-
tracts; state inspection Of factories; state
labor commission; Indiana worklngmen
cared for and guarded as never before;
county and state officials deprived OF eX-
orbitant fees and placed on salaries exact
" as a business firm would do; and nun
dreds OF thousands OF dollars turned back
into the peoples treasuries-this Is Repub-
hcan work. 1t is the same practical ability
in our state administration that the coun-
try halls in our national administration,
and that the world applauds in our admin
istratiOn of dependencies.
You see. Republicans know how to gov
The administrations of Governor
Mount and Governor Durbin have added
two names TO our list of Republican Gov
errors unsurpassed in fidelity. efficiency and
public service by any Governor in the Ma
ton, and the group of state officers that
surround our Governor are not Outclassed
by any administrators in any State of the
Union. The Republicans Of no State in
the Union have sent TO Washington body
of congressman more brilliant, powerful and
effective than have the Republicans of In
diana. Each man gifted with his special
aptitude. as a group they embody in solid
ity of worth, in practical ability, in devo-
ton 10 constituents, in industry, learning,
research and eloquence a sum of public
qualities that constitute a distinction to
the State that sent them and an honor TO
themselves. Let their majorities in every
district be increased. Our senior senator.
whose devotion to your interests. whose
ability, caution and courage make him
marked man In council and in action, de-
serves the unhesitating support of the peo-
pie Of our State. That support, in full
measure and with loyal hearts, he shall
have. and to his seat in the highest legis-
latiVe council in the world, which he has
so aCceptably filled, we will return him.
With men like these in charge of the Re
public's business American interests are
safe at home and abroad; with men like
these we govern our State well, In spite of
the opposition. We govern the Nation well,
in spite of the opposition. We govern de-
Tendencies well, in spite of the opposition.
For the Republican party knows how TO
govern.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
GENEROUS TO SOLDIERS.
Republicans Have Voted s14O,0O0,O00
Year to Pensioners.

The Republican party, proud Of its past,
der who was loyal to the flag. Listen to
the record Of Republican care for the SOL
diers of the Republics greatest war. Four
teen important pension measures have been
enacted by Congress; every one was Re
publican On these All Democrats voted
AYE" CAS- Democrats voted mo-" of LOSS
Republicans who voted on those bills not
single man cast vote against them. No
Republican President ever vetoed any bill
10 relieve a Union soldier A Democratic
administration dropped 1854 soldiers from
the pension rolls and reduced the pensions
of 28,702 more. Most Of these were restored
by succeeding Republican administra ton.
Under the Republican pension law of 1890
alone the government has paid Union SOL
diers and their widows more than $500 Co.,,
COO. In 1900 a Republican Congress passed
the Grand Army bill under which 10000
widows of Union soldiers will receive that
assistance from the government which
Abraham Lincoln declared it the gov
ernment's highest duty to give. Under Re-
publican measures those who saved the
government are receiving nearly $40, 100000
every year. In a Democratic administra-
ton pensions were reduced the Nation
debt Increased. the Nations industry para
lived: under Republican administration In
creased pensions. diminished debt, business
restored. Let no man be alarmed at the
Nations bounty to the American soldier.
From this day on pension payments must
decline; a short ten years will we'll nigh
end it all. Be patient; the old pensioner
will not tarry long at the Nations fireside
But while that old hero does remain the
all the comforts a grateful nation can be-
stow
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
THE PHILIPPINES.
self-GOvernment, Expenses and Value
of Oriental Markets

What reasons do the opposition give?
First, that the Malays OF the Philippines
can govern themselves. Where is the proof?
When. unaided. did MaIays ever govern
themselves? II II took our own race thou
sand years 10 develop our present capacity
for self-government; If it required $50 years
for the American colOnists 10 grow from
crown charter TO Constitution. how can
Nalays in two years accomplish the same
results? Only in the last two years have
the Filipinos ever seen even the working of
honest government. Malays though they
are they not single people. In differ
ent islands different branches Of the same
stock as German and English are different
divisions Of the same race: these different
divisions subdivided by different speech:
three centuries OF Spanish misrule-are
these elements-is this the school OF self
government? If they are these elements
Is this the schoOl-Of self-gOvernment2 If
they can be taught disagreement Amer
ican administration Will teach them But
not in a day can even American admins
fratfon teach them what IL took Americans
themselves hundreds OF years 10 learn we
one years before we allow them to partici-
rate I'm our own government: are Filipinos
superior 70 educated American youth in
heriting the very blood OF self government?
II Finpinos should be found capable of
eelf-government. the Republican party will
give A 90 them But the Republican party
proceeds facts. not on imagination
And. therefore. the Senate proposes CEN
<--S q The Philippines Islands for the pur-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
NEW PHONE sS7L

when some lumbermen who had been hold
ing a conference, In passing US, addressed
me. saying:
~ did not know that I was talking with
a Governor. remarked my companion.
You are not, sir. L replied. You are
talking with one OF the very large army OF
Eek" Governors.
OF what Slater
Wisconsin
with this the man sprang 10 his feet,
stretched forth his hand and said:
L want TO shake the hand Of a man
who has been the Governor of the State
that has given this Nation "A man like Sem
ator John c. SpOoner. i am from Vermont,
sir, and the people down there. and
throughout New England, regard him
one OF the greatest men this country has
ever produced Should he be nominated for
the presidency he would get the solid vote
of the East. "
dent that happened while we We're going to
Washington. in December. 1900. TO celebrate
the anniversary Of the removal OF the seat
Of government" remarked Col ID. h.
Starkey. I'VE had changed cars at Harris
burg and were sitting in the smoking apart
ment Of the chair car. Governor ScOfeld
was pointing out some OF the roads over
which he Travelled boy the train
sped through the region where he was born
and brought up. | addressed him az Gov
ernor in the course OF our conversation.
when a man sitting near reached over,
tapped me on the shoulder. and inquired.
"'You addressed the gentleman as Cow
ernOr2
Yes. that is Governor Scoheld. OF Wis
consin.
Well. well. l am Governor Murphy. OF
New Mexico.
Il introduced the two Governors. and
then "A Governor Markham. OF California
came forward. and / introduced him. An
other Governor developed a few minutes
later and announced himself 10 and l
introduced him 10 the others.
There was still one man In the party
who was unaccounted FOR. who SAT .sullenly
silent Finally Governor ScOfield addressed
me as colonel and then the stranger.
turning 10 me- inquired.
Who in h-u are your
L am Governor ScOdeld's private Sec
rotary, and a member or his stan. re-
piled
Well. BY gosh. I'm outclassed all
around, remarked the stranger. with a Pc
culiar light In his eyes. as he arose. de-
posted ths butt OF his cigar in the cusPi-
oore and withdrew from the apartment"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
USED HER TWIN SCREWS.
Steamship Deutschland Was Sieered
Straight After Losing Rudder.

PLYMOUTH, England, April 23-The
Hamburg-American line steamer Deutsch-
land, which left New York April Il for
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg, ar
rived here at I o'clock this evening with
her rudder broken. Tugs put off TO meet
the vessel and assist her 10 the harbor. The
liner declined assistance. however and
steamed in unaided, steering with her twin
screws and apparently under as good con-
troll as though she had not lost her rudder
The speed maintained by the Deutschland
after her accident is quite remarkable. She
averaged eighteen knots per hour and kept
her course perfectly. The liner has pro-
ceeded TO Cherbourg. No repairs were
made 70 her here
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
Constitutional Amendment.

COLUMBUS. o., April 23.-The resolution
submitting 10 the people Of Ohio an amend
ment TO the Constitution which will abolish
the double liability OF stockholders In cor
porations. which was recently adopted by
the Senate, was approved to-day by the
House The amendment will be voted upon
at the fall election in 1903.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
PLETHORA OF GOVERNORS.
Two stories i'm which Mr.. scoheId, of
Wisconsin, Figures.
Milwaukee Sentinel

Il was sitting in the lobby OF the Grand
Pacific in Chicago one day last week. re-
marked former Governor Edward Sconeld.
as he took a seat in the Hotel Pnster.
when a man who sat next 10 me engaged
me in conversation upon general business
matters He was an entire stranger but
this did not prevent our talking and becom-
ing quite sociable
We had been talking about half an hour
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
Ohio Republican Convention Date.

COLUMBUS. O.. April 23.-The Republic
an state central committee met here to-
day and decided on Cleveland as the place
and May q and Is as the date Of the Re
publican state convention
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
INDIANA REPUBLICANS.
What They Have Done to Remedy Eff
fects of Democratic MisruIe

Always and everywhere the Republican
party in power means prosperity OF the
people. reduction OF debt. commonsense
handling OF revenues. In the Nation, good
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
,ANsION GTVEs MARKETs.

late protection with one single, sudden. vio-
lent act And business does not thrive on
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24
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In my opinion the maximum OF heat In
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-24

when some lumbermen who had been hold
ing a conference. in passing US, addressed