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The sun., 1902-07-27
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-, -, .
~ ~ N''I' ." '', '' .." .fs' s' o.
that abb inu 'h~fs ~ 'tIf f.s s'.r.
low. 10 t "rss"r .urtssrort.r,
.pn. az a.. ...... .t........
-, -, '.'.''
'''.' s'' . wv. W." H.,Hs s... .'...H..
OF panh' I"'" '' o ''rs' a'r''' u'
salt o. UIls- 100 I~us'h and from. D.. t,
an width rh.-. 3. 70, .,..,, ., Co.,
,,, t,,,t ~ ,.....,.,. ''
W. "'"' VT ''A '"''''. W u aNH 2 IH.-
rock sat ,rou- ,4f ~ %, ".f'r rrI ..
where tu 'Ll> SECTION tuca s4l' ,4i U., .,Ht. ...
Nv digsirs ton af '...,, .r.U..
49,. - ID, ..,,, -, -.
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~ ~N'' '"I'- hnN" h'rn SUM 'u' '.. e ..
amount ~ water encountered ,t s i.., s
tN.ntv-Hya o. thru f,.t NIKE. Co.,.
,,,,,,, ,,,,.o..,,l. .,,...,.
- -"''.. '''' ''''.
SON" ten wear. ago an .ror' v,, ,r..,.
20 bring TIA. tr.lm.v., I..,. .,.,., ..... -,
moru,l Vs. Two r,i'-o't- v.rr 30, '.
re It Wa found ,.ccrs.,r, ,o bu,i
in the ,rIlII. OF ~. a, ..,s,t ,rt ...
rurp"-" enough blocks OF rocL .,r g.r, .
:, foSftns nni rnoi 11mro..d Of ,". ,.'..
Kind Of earth thai. \ 49,. 'fr thai ,.,..i.' .....
az th- NeN,,au- cAl~i ~. Ia t,st To-. =.
VAS u."d for the purpose for vh..b . ,..
-r..'t"d A,i ~ \ -hor, ttni, tho s,.t nrf,... =.
operations we're discontinued aud me , D.
hou-" was abandoned to the 90 o'e ,.I
d~sstt owl
For ~ least seven v~sr. before We visI'aI
this building. about month ago. o. had ro'
b-en inhabited and probably Very seldom
seen nv any on" During the summer mor'N.
In this locality IN. saline dust In hlnNr .r
great clouds thtuIgh tho desert Tho ts,'
u almost unbeafahl- NhAt water u to4ri
l. uniripklbl, and woe to tie prosI~,'.r
Who nnd- hins-.f m this section vii a.
empty CAnt"en \ peculiar feature NJ -.
climate i- that no matter how hot the d.
IA" night j. invariably cool. even cold cuoug
for forming iC"
During III" sUmmer Of ips' \ Nvede bsrre1
lohuspu. Who hads been prospecting ~ 'NH
vicinity, started 80 cross this dry lake -
salt 20 Old Nomnn'S springs When near'
half wiN across teftihl" -tndsiotm bl"s
w "" irudsr on until he came 20 N" -
house. wh"r" h- and his hurro sought shelts'
nder m" "aN-s of the hous" he foun1
a number Of galvanized 'ank-, partly tll''
with rain water He considered this luck"
find for hi- Csn'"-n was almost "mptv re
drank his fll ot The water Ne found ard To-
mttted his burro 20 do N" sam"
III. night vas cold .nd ~" storm oor
The sun., 1902-07-27
IN. Gupern.ior,.i Record os New v.rS

Pow ~ A. tsTdg- E-sri"r Rsr0'fT'
Sinre the formation % 'n~ V.ruoliran rar-s 'H-
Republican, have elected ninr GoN.r1ors 80 tr"
stat. Of New Nork A. 'olovs Joan k,us Ttv .
II NorgAn R,ub-n Y Fenton. John ~ N'r 'n
n cornell I~,i = Morton Frank rlarS rt'o
dore RooS,N.l' and nen'an'in " odel ~ Nc'Fs7
and Frnion served tao terms 80 RrrHtlrs
Governor hAs been r-s rcied slnc- trn'on. 10 -
Il remains for Governor pdsl 20 hf"ak 'hs r-fort
IN. Republican t'oNsrnors. With ~" etr-p'on -
F,n'on ard Roosevelt verr al elected ~ hg rA
,nr,tl.s pn.ek he.ds tho list with :i.ooo Nor77
lad Isep ADD Oden iu."n n't Vn de'es'''
for rsection IN is7a Morgan ran fot no'rfn''
again IN isTs hI' was defeated
n, Democrats during this period hsve elec'e :
.~,.. Gov-ruor> VIZ Hora,lo seymour, John
Norman samuel 7lden lueius R"o'nsor
G,uy,r Cleveland. David I'M ana Roswell y
Trow,r iIo~rnAn and Hll were ho'h -
elected. S.yrncur and Robinson Werr defeated -
lection cleveland had ths largest mA'or''
u? 90 Hili had = cloSs can IN iSsa rHiiins 70
n ton plurality Ne rsn again for Governor -
iss, aud vas showed under b. 1900 sf't'-
majority
me Republicans ard Democrats hsV. eseh esf
control the Govsrnorship for twenty three yesf'
me terms - Governors Robinson. Cornell 'i'''
and nm and Flower having hsrn FOR tHtes y-s'.
and ,he terms ~ N. other Governor fot two les'
Tas election 'his fall VII hr,ak ths ii' between -.
Two srca, rop,ichl gsres zach parry has -
.l.ctes two ,,ovrrrors white tSo Democrats vr'-
s,,eatsd a. tho polls 'or r's ~c''on and ONLY on
P,nthliean y vii thus he seen that Gov,ruo'
r's rc'iun are rood ihi' fall vh'7
,t,w.d from a historical S'hnfponi
Of the Democratic GoNsrnors only Cevesni
an. uu. ,ut, ,r while ~ the Republicans Conn
Morton Rlsc. Rphse,-r and odell are livtns
,.o,rrnor> Cleveland ana RooseNeii hecAme Pr-'
dent, 90 ne n'ted states Governor Morton NsN
-, Y,r,. ,.4,-t trfprr hs brcame Cow ernor. co.
.rnor p.N va, DemocrAtic q nicd states senator
b,'or, hs hccAfns a Republican Governor Gov
,-nor, Morgan. T,Etnn aud Hll b,cAme inlisf
state, senators. the latter holding Tor Will. bn'
,-r-. a. tue ,Ane urr. Governor S-ns,or
wants 20 be President
The sun., 1902-07-27

Tn" ate instance e 'h" irterferenc" Of
tho TURKISH Go,a-um"ni with c"mfn"rc"
j. Tho requirement ,mp"s.d upon impor'''F-
TO supply ,p.'cihca'ipr. - th" composition
" all articles hr' ush' INTO 80" country
that contain Chcmr al elements Sucn
goods ot opurs-". tuciude "a very Iafg" variety
II article. and ~ most Ca-'.> IN" lmpor'"I-
are wholly unable 10 supply tie I"aluir''d
information Tie result - that lar x"
Guan'.'I.S - imports are t.'ing coniis, a''i
The sun., 1902-07-27
Ur.iins 81 a~rman jew.


~ lHHfu1 It1fs
stA','t,a. r'uru ~ the 70 g'ous p'uf'>>ed
IN IN. DrJuan rupIu. hANrd On ih' '~E,e, ~ iS"'.
b,. %. .ttl, h~rn issu'd n Apy-ar, that tho
uu.rrr- - Wrr'a CAiholics ma incr-as'i IN /,
s-cat.i prapu'''"a ''a' 'n- nurh'' 81 ff"'">snt''
arI. an, Ir-,r,.. .u Iuds,r' ~ compared st'h tho
.,..r.r,.aa rtpTr., n1> ~, br~n ven small 1Hr
t,,,r.,,u', o.. u,-rrl s. IS .ioa ~ lsOo a. against
a ,,Astp IN t.s1 "r au i-Crrl>r 81 ~ g prt crni
q, b. ,r .ai.u.cs ua.'Hctri - s;'.ria 10 is'o
a, axalt,, s''s9i a iSs' 90 An 'nrr~a>s ot u PEI
..,,t I.r u.utrf uf pTlfrs,ing Jews hss onN
,,. ,,..tff ID ST. 49, to - 49,. vhirh gNs,s per
.,~,,ns. sta ,' ~Nt', lun Irf>"us In th~ G"t
man T-pr -, .' pr 'g>t.u,.. Sl 's'hui,os.
4, trv, and ~ drsr"u' ~ Ihts'"rmiuri ~
..s.t I
The sun., 1902-07-27
4 direction o., Albert de Iautrcppr.

To- ruy FrIToE ~ Tm Sr> ~ l. -
not without -lrpr-" that nud mN nam"
mentioned iu au artIrle OF Ncr" which
app.ar-d m THE SIS ou lns' SUNDAY I
found IN Il. much 20 nv a-toni-hm"ut. such
gross inaccuracies that I am Obliged ="
request YOU 'n rcctin them L. III" rr-'
place I vRs not placed ~ "hatg" "f the ni-
~,or winch Nour 'orr-. pouderi refers go
hv TN. ,.oyrruri.n, of Peru and ia" remarks
" hich he makes concerning the natives aud
thsi, uuHnn'rs and customs are az -rroi.cous
that "a the eVss- Of thoS" Who DO not know
ne | must appear ridiculous FINALLY. ~"
line of railrosd, ~ vouI correspondent calls
u. u reduo~d 10 simple inul" track. tn"
, constitution oi whi,h. commenced q few
months ago. Wa suspended ~ the tine oI
my departure tinik YOU IN advance for
correcting these nli--,atsment-
Alarm ~ ,rrHrrPT
NV NOlk tuIy .
The sun., 1902-07-27
Iu-Ny Po,s of Io.d',

To- rut IpIruR ~ rHT So >u lLe IN
clo...d ariicl~ from IHF So on the IHckN
how of TODAY. discusses how hovs '"n hnN
.oN many 'hins. their fathers could not get
0f'S wears ,so
ry.lv MAN Of ~ who-a hoy hood isys
u.rc -u-rt tn Hsrrishurs Pa Philad"iphiH,
\.O Nnrs and Ro-'ou. .'1'-s th1t tito boy
t,ys of vour man Who "r"'" 'h" niil'l- m,i-'
have Isp.-d iu memory or h" had slim
-Nr"ri'u,"
H. ~. isp 30 $50 p.rod fancy CON
f.,,tor.r- dd hu.tu",- to-day Then
who'll, pure ~t"an good. Ner" ~oid pure >usnT
.t,c1 andy ~" ne" -'l'k. Tor one cent
fu'uu~ p.'t". ana iAh''"- %, ~. Sl''u ,.-
10 ha had ~ - fau H io' '"'''t QUANTITIES
tt,r to-d,N IT, lat the penny. though a.
tafg" 80 hali-doilHf wa me p.u" ~, 81 ~
how and u. pur' 'ta-Ins power '''s't 'hAh
Wt.n Won take th" purity OF 'to-" cd
.ia,. Wien sugar vH- totgi = hN ~" hoE Do II
N ~ to ,.rf- and leland -ucar 100 hoN"- Az
3. ~ . cent. vni'" ."hl ."s't ~ a. y
t,.,-,N, ,tff.l.. tho ,oui", ttnh"r hud Ia 'on.
nm. hI. work 20 Duf. f.n"i goods 'hou' sll
they .oIld set hHi 'h'"l"T ''"" " Wv
rnrrsr. ~" good. OF 'H"-" d"vs Shh NC
800 ~ glu,o-" good 'H.h .a- tHA.h w.
go o., ntl,f Then the uN"Tw hciWluE
,dU.,rr,,tnu, On au cheap goods. nov 10 ""
rad m over, -t"r" to' r"uu, Good. ana VIZ"
,b.r pr,..- Of to-day o.. WNih -
"a a o,trg mon VI 'h~ 40 'ould buy Two
rooh = for ou" cent. and M" 'isar Tor
- -, -. y,rh h--t -iN-for-a-quari"r
,',.,,i .,,I- Pm, l'Itr''d French boots
Wr,. old ,hrr ,u Bu-'or Tor 81 % pair ~"
,.rI. loot. to-d.,. 9. 'oS
~. ,oyri., tho more MINT" Nart"iN OF
to "A d.. ,,,d, mn 90 I'd. frlut~ ~" cunning
.IIi greed Ia. d',r'"l~d Hud exhibited.
R,i' no nr" Aun ua- tr"t uN" TOY oi -lNtl
-, % ..t t- 4. lively yDuHg man ~
- " a, IN tI io -es tie great ,lsuge
f,,,,, ,i. hop,..t I.i.-,.~ worth Iuder 'h" tain
~ fS.9 ,omI.trri nf'h ~" products under
Cd HtugIoy uro- no..
no old women of 10" go'- 'ouid CO to ~"
,,,,t al with o. and return Nth slpT'itc- for
nearly On" whole N''k Nh"i 'ah u huS
tlt- d.N m 'or"-t r"llnh'' f"Hne
Stp,I, Nc july p y WITS
The sun., 1902-07-27

To- THI kptrug 80 THI S,N 81 In me
accounts published ~ ia" tytNt>o NtN Iul'
y and TIM \, = Iuly :, of th" raid,ug ~ ih.
gambling houses ~ IJorg Rrrn,h - W1s
stated that gambling has hc"n carried on
over NV market and among ~" gambling
clubs enumerated uas an Oxford Narkr'
club
The.a statements are erroneous aud stth-
out ANY foundation IN fact There ~. h..,r
no gambling. ~ AM nature whatever car
ried on over IA" m1rkst. nor = her. auN
club ~ N" Branch known ~ the oxford
Isrk., ,iuh - an Investigation v ~ EASILY
establish Th~~" uii~-tatr''i isnt- ~" Iamar-
ing and I r-uur-' YOU Nill kindly r"irast
same AZ once lIu MfryGIr.
NV Npgk iulv =
The sun., 1902-07-27

Al m"-s~nger hpVs -cem 70 bc p,ilo~n-
pliers and friends uf Leisure. students II
that unru f'i"'l phlusnrhic calm which ~.
Grc-.k- lowed aud ihr Hoho- .iill in,,.
Among messenger buys g.," iu"-i honor To
10 who worked 80 walked gently through
Az imitation oi work fDr n dl-irir' Telegraph
cpn,pan, IN Chicago. FRIDAY th--" IO
,trmcd 4 union Wu"uIt giving a lisi nf
.,rir,an.,'- ~ asking for in"rr wages they
s'l1ich. ho' and hart. a. >onn a. tho gniun
was urganiIrd Prom their t"in, 90 ,tcN
tho iiISi and -,lr ol,ir, uf rnion - to
~irEc Trrrr - muCh t" l-. said m favor
&c thu NlcN 1h-rr l. grrat tak - this
.irtr and that W. tavr often wondered
vhy th-r" has hot l-ru rrai, srB.ral am
vrr>al iriN" On aNsuut of no other gr,.V-
Sn'y 'han lhs> g~wrsl and offensive fa~
,t urs tu'hu>ia>.s dream of tls,ii-hms
,is'.tt ,t.' -,sitsH nt .t 90 -.f I 80 .t I.ts
The sun., 1902-07-27
Iooh At <antiCoke.

In IN" matter ~ the coal strike all
discussion - rights or wrong about
II mus, 10 abandoned while events such
~ that IT Yesterday NJ Nanric"ke are
poss blr IahorerS on their way 20 IN"
culllcrv there we're stopped bv a fore"
nf rs strikers beat al, stoned and turned
back
I, - idle Ia talk about the demands
~ the strikers or what the operators
ought - do. IN case they prefer not 10
grant them, - long "a lawl"ssness -
abroad or oven IN the air as the Nanti.
coke episode proved II To be
II the state of Pennsylvania cannot
protect its laborers, not only at m" mines
but az their homes then the rest of the
country hU- 90 suffer for hard coal
The sun., 1902-07-27

~ believing ma, n csn 10 dos~ M, ~hs,
10 the n.- II living 70 yon hsvs 10 ~ors'
Can't Nork - aU.lished si'ho1t "oppinx
The pay th-t-forl rhs. . the reel qGes-
tion H. -,n n. no dog b, 20 tho opinion
u 'h- uivs-snSsr bows and other rsasons-
n's h@inss T. y tedio1s to heH vork
srih@d 40 q n-~~.-itv Nec-ssit'e- h"
hanged r,.e nobl.st sage thai ever lived
was 'h" Bls onian Na- ~ Tow APPLETON
ur NogiET' shu rricd cave 80 the hsu'
res snd v" viii di.p-u%' with 'h" n'-~--
s.tiez
The sun., 1902-07-27

For us the sport 20 hav. the engineer
hons, with his own p--ar T~" Jersey
men h.rgner- ~ OC'ar CITY. had this
Shskc-p"an1n ~rw IN mind w" other dhN
1hey went 80 Soin"r- Point. tossed de-" n
many cups that t~er fell ~ last into th"
cons, ahl.'- hands That great man. armed
with = gr'A' s'ick. hauled the s'rayed re
v.ner- into 'h- village calshoose. stru"'-
ur. .omrwhat less solid than III" Pvra-
mids The capt,,"- broke uu', knocket
down their captor with hi- own cane, J'vi-
ally l..ck"d him ur. rcd 20 the shor" of IA"
sounding -"a and sailed away In s"m--
ha.iv els..s cathos' LAX. m" Bcadls 81
vorr. the village constable - too often less
formidah. than he looks and IN" ~Ics~d
with a s.n-. ~ humnr love to rer-"'1ite
The sun., 1902-07-27

The principal - the P"abody School
deslr-- 80 annouuC. 80 the friends vh"
hav" cont ribu'cd toward the purchsS" -
pictures. casts and a projecting lantern.
that ~" liberal amount 81 s. .0lS has hT,'n
received For ihis gif' IN" principal de
sirrS. in tshsIf 4 himself and ~ the school.
to again EXPIRES his gratitude 'o tie donor
A policy ~ ius1ranC" has lscn oht tanned. .
covering the mu-h-yaiu"d pur'raI' of Dr
P.abody the other pi' tur,-, The casts and
the lar'"rp
The sun., 1902-07-27
Bid. for .,rrs, sisns wanted.

Borough President cantor advert ls'~i
Yesterday for lids FOR placing str-' signs
IN this hnruugh Tho bids will l." oreE"-i
on Aug q The three s"ts of bids call fur
'hr furnishing of 600 dark blue "nam"Isi
signs. for 20 sign boxes 30 10 put on uew
electric aIi gas lamp posts afd for 2!sO
sign boxes. With re1eCtpr attachment, 80
10 put ou existing pol"~ and post-. u L.
stipulated rt1, he signs shall he'ume
the proYer'y of the city aId iEa' IN" price
q,Iotci must include maintenance for thr""
The sun., 1902-07-27

II 'h"rr = hard pan beneath tho ma
riuntl gam, this communication must take
IL Jpt near n
-T,uuF ra'1os ~ rHr StV VI, To day set
'orAI h.lruE on ~. tail nsId prurnp's 20 =
prs, th' upIIIun thh' gare - baseball - un'
ampi' >rirutlnr sNh b tpr. az ls gave ~ b.l.
I.sfis 20 " spau from thr u-r' cIhlbitin0 -
nc rHsvrr,' sk'U = runtrst and = sr4rr'r sud
su Nrft ryrn tfthid that the nearer u j. 80 right
the 'rHt' ''ur.ushN ~ is hnpteri iatcd b, nine
t.ntb, - '1. spr.'ainJ, Nou may consider tEis
T. mas ,U1moT',, a>Srri'on, bat u IL founded on =
close ,'.dy ~ ~, hA>rbaA r-uwds of inls ~ fut
'he Ihst tW,rtr ycar,
Iut 49, know that the mos eIci'inr ths
mott ,nt'tcs. .pg and tLe mos entertaining game
Of ball ever siV Ia all that p-riod '"as IN" ono IN
which >esp.p JoiCE hi jAkt nECkLEi M me
hrad WIN 'hr hall hard that the hall bounded
from tba' 'et~tNn's gr,Elrd pate into "a. M,
cent bi~ash'r> might hesitate to straw 'Lls
,uT'cS,ipu - ans paper With a lrsS thoroggh con.
trrln' Tor sup'ror p'f-ons than has tn, sly
-G -.
We understand the feelings our currr-
-poni"u experienced when JoYCE hn
BktELEI. bui how feeble they were Cur,-
par,'d to the emotions surrounding the ring
Ia san Frluciscu Nnen JsFrRIEs met FIR
giaNoNs IN the eighth and ls-i round n.
prizr ring l. for games of that sort. hu, tho
Diamond Is for 'hr great American -pur,
~ baseball
The sun., 1902-07-27
.,~., scheme for Rural candidates


AkAnsaN CANDIDATE fnr rouuts o1c' ha, M -
dur,d = novel and Nha' s~raS 90 h. ,Sy l,e'ul
rlan - -l-cuonertny " hls rounds ~ ta.~,
NTH him N hts bggrb cunr-trui piuug man
Whrn h- GAl,a farmer IN th' meta tHs plolg nman
tAs'S th' l'lUurh ot culil'A'ot aud IN w"th s"~s
nshi On SLu~ tAr iatu'r stAnis in The shai- -
the hsdse ruW Ahd listens To- ~" iAlr tb' rsndd,'S
tells o. uotss uAr charm >on' faffnr -
would r.,h~r he ~ ~ o. 'or ~bo, ia, n lhr
siad~ o. plcd ln itr uya n,'d beH.ud Ihe uu
The sun., 1902-07-27

Tn" penalty "f fame the I'm" hat goes
With the luv. y 10Y u b.. of being pointed
At by tho finger Il the pas-or-by, ~as paid
bv ,vn great and famous men last friday
IN Inndun Lord kiTCHkSEE had tn b~ res
cued hy The hnhhir. from tho sau--z- ~
"A Inrdon crowd In the Ninth Assembly
d,-lric, q rhis town the Hon WILLIAM
sH,kF-rsAnE DEvsRl. politician, philhn-
thr"pi.J phii"los,an. policeman emeritus,
had to ho ssv-d ny charge - the finest
from Sh1ving shouting nultiiuh" that
almost broke hi- ribs IN their 'agcrn"s-
to show their foudn--s for wisdom. charity
and fr,-. tacr Tn. tax on glory u high
The sun., 1902-07-27

rb~ N.fa t-,srirg- R-rsr tof Nlgu>' nfrt,
- usual ,upp' 81 tIn.h and interesting article,
>~aatof pat. suthpt ~ the rlau Nm'ndH''ui.
Wti,-s On ryuha >Ciaim Against tho ntrd states,
sydney Hroas, Hlrscfbes the Marquis ~ salisbury
iohn thatttou " . iisru,s~S nritish pr.trrn
tsl rttds sui iinp' r,al ns'-nre, and thr lsght
Han 4. u ,our,nr, N T., ant ~" hoa Aimed
IS Sueunhn. " y. wttc about ta' 'ou,ooA IN
south Nfrsa G-urudt NiAtftpn dr~rf,br, IA, =
hunt 'ot uAnU,an = mother thste - af,icl~
~ Itns' ~ ~. AbnlIticn ~ tho duct. ant an
s,,H.I - tb~ rt-k ~ uati'na. dsb se,ide, uiher
- MI Il -. Il L L-.Il--L
The sun., 1902-07-27

Tho Hon kATt BEtHiSO 18th" tcinhli
candidate Tor Tr"Gsl rrr - Morris county
kauE1s sire" defratcd thr.e ~ the wealth
'"s' ran uf he county. Who immediately
offered Co. gp on her bono Il $4,000
There's 'Hc n. Sunnowei "hiNalrv' Sh"
ca, r,gr'd tho ,NInven,lor With Ter sracc
aud b"autv There's the true Sunhower
ss'hc' O. disability We don't know
Witch To- aimir' the more. the isautv ano
grnc. nt tic Hon kATE BsfRlNu nr IN"
gillantry and generosity - Ter rivals
A. Mr SIay .SyooPEa slng-. Hurroo,
hurraN. iw 'rc land ~ hsv
The sun., 1902-07-27
The Hon hLBEHr JtRTNIAH BhNLRiDoE

The Hon hLBEHr JtRTNiAH BtNLRiD"E
and the Hon JosFrn WELDON BAILEY are
10 speak IA th" caInIaigu Ia III" Fifteenth
Congress district OF Texas ~ October
An attempt 20 "arrang" a series ~ ioint
d.ha,es l-tw,en them will be made But
what j. Mr. BAu.Ky's notion of a d"ha'c'
l. II "unwarran,.d :" ask whether he
prefers tu d.haie with words ~ with fists
Wha, expressions make him choke and
give him mad vearning tu choke other
folk-s b. other words does Mr BAILEY
Of TcNa. want 20 do all the talking ard does
hr cuufu-' debate with assault With or
without hattcryP And how j. his liver
and how are his angry passions
The sun., 1902-07-27
IIt-h i'aii

10 -aI Emrur 80 IHE - y ~ When
over . ,t-,yis-ion - raced o.. To IN" ~ sin
n, .or,. srall,ir ~ 81 ~l1nE. th"r- are al0 nvs
.,,r. oI mon Who vii d"'iuo" 10" most
,lst,r,t. and far-fr' srd "VI.Hbation 'nr
,hr "a ord OF pIra.r lu"t" viii 10 hsI' ~
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29
VENICE TO FIGHT
The GLUCOSE TRUST
Citizens Want Closed Plant Re
opened or Taxes Paid on $1,000
900, the Purchase Price.

The citizens OF Venice. H., are aroused
over the action OF the Glucose Trust in clos
ing the Venice glucose factory They say
they will wage the war to the bitter end
and either make the trust reopen the fac
tory or pay taxes on 10000, for which
the plant was sold. Yesterday a petition
was circulated among the citizens to re-
guest the State Board of Review to assess
the plant at the sale price.
The factory was formerly conducted by
the Charles Pope Glucose Company, and
was one Of the chief industries of Venice.
AT times it employed 800 or 400 men. When
the trust was formed at Chicago under the
name OF the American Glucose Company
overtures were made to buy the plant. For
several months the Venice company refused
to sell. but finally. after the trust had Sc
cured almost every other factory in the
country, negotiation were reOpened and
the plant sold.
At first it was thought the factory would
continue in operation. hut after a few weeks
1t was shut down. When it was learned
that the purchase price had been SO greatly
in excess OF the material value, the town
officials, after consulting legal authorities,
decided to take action in the matter.
Every official, and almost all the citizens.
signed the petition. and it will be placed
before the board without delay. The closed
factory was one of the largest in the coUn-
try, and did a enormous business, especial
Iy In corn sirup, manufactured from the
glucose. The valuation of the plant before
1t was absorbed was about $175.W0.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29
vAeRANT DOG NOT FRIENDLESS.
Seven Wealthy Families Care for
Unlucky Pepper"

Pepper" a canine vagrant, IS in Doctor
EIIis's dog hospital at No. 4i59 Laclede ave
nue.. The animal distinguished itself Satur-
day by getting into a fight with a heavy
weight Not much Of its face remained
after the first round. but what is left OF its
features Is bound up in baudaECS. and Doc
tor Ellis hopes the animal Will recover SUI
nciently to be recognized by its owners
This ts the second time Pepper" has sue
ceeded in getting MS name into print. Last
April. when Former License Collector
Whyte was enforcing the payment Of dog
licenses. he discovered that Pepper had
no owner. but was the Pet OF seven West
End families and had seven luxurious
homes. q. W. OF the Title Guar
anty Trust Company offered TO pay for the
license He could not prove ownership and
the Collector refused TO issue the license.
Finally a license was issued In the names
OF the following prominent gentlemen. who
claimed equal ownership in the animal: Au-
gust Gehner az No. 1894 Lindell boulevard;
q. w OF No. Az LindelI bouIe-
ward; J. T.. g Lucas OF No. 1925 West Pine
b~oulsvard; Louis Berrero OF No. 4ieO Lin
dell boulevard: Martin Lammert OF No. 1927
Ilndell boulevard. and Mrs. Margaret
Nicths OF No. 1852 Liadell boulevard.
Mrs. August Gehner had PEPPER taken
to the dog hospital. She pitied the animal
when IL returned with 4 torn face and a sad
rhine The six other owners Of Pepper
Will know why he has not been seen for
two days.