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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28
DADDY AND DE UYCkOFF.
Could Brooklyn Indlct for an offence
Committed In cuba:

Lawyer David B Simpson Of 90 Nassau
street, who says he has been engaged a.
counsel for Col. Michael J. Dadys former
confidential agent in Cuba Joseph ID.
DE Wyckoff, who was arrested on Sunday
in Jacksonville, Fla. on a telegram from
Capt. Titus Of the Detective Bureau here.
az Col. Dady's instigation, characterized
the proceedings yesterday az a political
kidnapping without warrant Of law or
Justice. De Wyckof was released hut
was rearrested yesterday on an indictmen
found, 1t is said. by the Grand Jury Of
Kings county last Tuesday. IL il under
stood that Col Dady is seeking extradition
papers from Gov. Odell,
Lawyer Simpson said yesterday that
DE Wyckof's first arrest on Capt. Titus's
telegram was absolutely farce and that
he was not surprised that the proceedings
failed IL looked very strange to him
however, that Dady could b ave proc'ired
an indictment in Kings county for an offence
which Dady himself has declared was
committed in Cuba. How a Grand jury
could indict man for an offence com
United In foreign country and especially
where the accused was not and has not
been, in that county. he said he was at "a
loss TO understand.
In recent newspap r interview Col
l)ahv il said to have stated that he gave
De Wyckoff money to purchase some wat, r
works on the south coast of Cuba Last
fail Dady cabled to DE Wyckofr TO deposit
this money TO his credit In a bank He
says that De WyCkof willie in Cut a did
deposit il. but deposited il 10 his own credi,
As to De Wyckoff's side Of the story,
Mr. Simpson said yesterday that his client
had been representing Dady for several
years In Cuba and says that lie has not been
paid for his services. and that he and Dady
have had "A dispute about the amount due
him.
"Dadv.- said Mr. Simpson. first procured
an indictment Of De Wyckoff in Cuba in
the absence Of De Wyckof, and AZ the time
ofhis arrest in Jacksonville, Fla DE Wyckoff
vas on his way TO Cuba TO answer that in
dictment. Dady seems not 70 have had
much faith in his Cuban indictm ert where
The facts are known and where De Wyckoff
and Dady are both known"
1t was said in Brooklyn last night, in
defence Of the alleged Indictment there.
that the contract between Dady and
De Wvckof. or arrangement for il was
made in Brooklyn" and hence an indict-
ment and trial might take place there.
De Wyckof is a lawyer and formerly
lived in Chicago.
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DIED.

bAT'TERSfiLL. On Wednesday morning Nov
?5 Sanford ". Batter,hall,
Funeral services Friday evening at = 90 At hi,
late residence. No. 10 Z. Oh ". Albany and
Troy papers please copy,
BoRDEN In Los Angeles. Cal. Nov. 81. Henry
Lee Borden, In the list scar 90 his age
Funeral services AT st. Agncs'S ChurcA asd st.,
New York city Monday at IL O'Clock Liter.
ternent at Woodlawn,
fAiRcHlLD ON Monday morning, Nov a. la0,
Anna Crumbc Fa,rchld beloved wife OF Ben
l.. iMwhld and Sv.ngcSt daughter Of Ann T..
and ihc lat" James CrIuuiC.
Funeral services from TIT horne ~ her mother
o. East Gist 81. on Friday NOV. Is. atii \. NJ.
OCiilLTIEL.-O Nov %. at Ito, Springs Va
Thomas +. OchIltrcc
Ih'nds and members OF the Camp OF Confeder.
ate veterans are requested To attend A solemn
requiem mass. when via he offered at Tn,
church OF 81 Paul the Apostle. ,olumhu, ay,
and Goth St, on Saturday. Noy. 20 at 10 A. II.
ihiernent In Greenwood Cemetery.
WIN CLfEF.-N his residence on Now "a. 1902
the Rev pGul burc Van Clccf D. u ia Ia,
S2d year
FUNERAL services Ht the Wayne Street Reformed
Church. jersey Ity. ON Friday afternoon AT
O'Clock. Kinds omit flowers. lntermeu,
ti convenience ~ family.
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WHITES COOD.BY TO GERMANY
4HE KAISER PRESENTS no HIM
MEDAL or SCIENCE AND ART.
PIE Reurfns Ambassador Explains Sig.
! niflcancc n Thanksgiving Day-IIe VIII
! Spend the Winter In Italy and Sail for
United States IN June OF NcAt Year

Special cdh' Despatch 10 THE suE
BERLIN, Nov. p. MIR. Andrew y White
the retiring American Ambassador, pre-
sented the Presidents letter accepting his
designation 10 the Kaiser AZ the Palace
to-day The Ambassador and AIS wife
we're conveyed 10 aud from he kaiserhof
10 special imperial carriage with out
riders.
After greeting the rctiring Ambassador
ID cordial manner and inquirinG as to
PRESIDENT Roosevelt health and his sue
ctsa ia his recent hunting expedition. the
Kaiser placed in Mr.. Whites hands a gold
medal ~ the Academy of Science and Art
which,, he said, he did al the request of
tbe leading men OF those department
iHGermany and Oh the representations Of
Count Won BnloN, the Imperial Chancellor.
and the Minister Of Instruction He told
M White that he was having n large porce-
lain vase prepared for him as personal
gif,.
Emperor William talked with Mr. White
atour the GermaDic museum NJ Harvard
University, particularly in regard 10 Prof
Rine Frarcke's work there The Kaiser
ard the Ambassador also discussed the
Archaeological rcsoarchns Of Germany and
rtsed n Berlin. which Emperor William
Will probably dedicate Finally Emperor
William asked the reriripg Ambassador IN.
niesning and importance Of Thanksgiving
DAY Ir, White explained this 20 the
kaiser's satisfaction.
After this conversation there was
Itncheon Amo1g those present besides
tie Kaiser AID Mr. White were the Grand
Ifihf n OldenhIrg. ~" Prince and Princess
Il Pless ard tho new German naval and
military atuactes
Mr white presided N the Thanksgiving
dSnner of the American coloay N the
kHiserhof to- night, when he hade farewell
ID the members Of the colony
He will go To ilass,o. italy. for the winter
hterward he will stop a. florence and
Wi sail for the Tinted State, Ia June oi
mar year
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Fcn Into Boiling syrup and Was Killed

SAVANNAH Ga, Nov. 27.-Falling into n
vat Of boiling syrup near Clio, thirteen
miles from Savannah, last night. Charles
David Snooks, II farmer. lost his life. The
syrup plant consisted of two pots on n
brick foundation under which fire was
to one Of these pots Mr.. Suooks lost mi.
balance and fell backward into the other.
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The cornerstone of the Catholic Church
Of 81. Catharino of Alexandria. at Forty
frat street and Fort Hamilton avenue, in
the Borough Park district in BROOKLYN
was laid Yesterday in the presence of several
thousand members Of the Diocesan Union
and the Holy Name Societies Bishop
Mcdonnell oiliciated, assisted by Vicar
General MCNAMARA The building will hc
OF granite aud when completed will have
cost about SUDOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28
LOOKING FOR AN ABsCONDER.
Paris Manager OF Esperance Insuran
60. Said to Have Taken 500, 900.

.Sp'e'di CANE Despatch to THE sun
PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE police are looking
for the manager Of the Esperance Insur-
anoe Company. The man. who is a Belgian,
has absconded.
IT. il reported that he has taken 5000. 600
francs Of the Company's money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28
BROOKLYN Churches United.

The North Reformed Dutch Church in
Nlernont avenue. between Myrtle and
Wilioughby avenues, BROOKLYN, and the
Bethany Chapel on Brooklyn Heights have
united, ana after January the former church
VIII Ice ca led the Bethany Reformed Church.
Tho North Reformed Church was organ
,zed IN 1872. The Bethany Chapel Is a
branch Of ii and was organized several
years ago. IL IL situated on Myrtle ave-
nue., near Hudson avenue, Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28
salem ~. Wales Better,

Salem II Wales, according an announce
m"hl made at his home, % East Fifry-firth
street, was very much improved yestor-
day. secretary Of War Elihu Root. his
soh-in-law, al" Thanksgiving dinner at
the house II was said thai hc woul,
probably return 10 Washington soon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28
HAVANA EDITOR ARRESTED.
His Newspaper Had Published Articles
DenounCfng the Police.
spsnai cable Despatch 10 THE sun.

.speoiai Cable Despatch 10 The suH.
HAVANA. Nov. 81 Two men who were
wounded 10y the police In a fight growing
out Of the strike died to-day. The strikers
and their sympathizers among the lower
classes are very bitter against the police
and are showing desire to obtain revens c
upon the latter for SURPRISING the rioting.
hnau'o Cervantes. Of the newspaper
~ Reconcertrddo. was arrested to-day
10y order Of the special Judge who has
charge Of the riot cases The charge
against him is sedition. The Reconcsn-
frddo has been publishing violent articles
against the police
new Judge was appointed this morning
bv ;, non Ialdo, Secretary of Justice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28
BRITISH GARRISON RELIEVED.
Flying Column Under Gen. Manning Found
rs Per Cent. III OF Malaria.

special cave Dssp1'ch 10 THE SrN.
LONDON. Nov. PA despa,c h from
Alden says the British flying column under
Gen. Manning has relieved Bohotle, in
Somaliland. The relieving column found
IS per cent of the garrison i'll of malaria.
Tie Mad Mullah is 81 III 10 be a, Nutlug.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28
DROWNED BODY or Wan FOUND.
Tie Had Been In the water Only a
Few Days.

drowned man was found at the foot Of
Clinton street, Brooklyn, yesterday after
noon. He was about 81 years old, S feet
] inches tall and weighed i75 pounds He
had brown hair, fair complexion. and wore
a red-brown mustaCho
He was dressed in a dark gray coat, blue
serge waistcoa', two pairs Of striped trous-
ers, brown cotton socks and laca shoes.
He had been in the water only day or
two
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BARRIERS Appoint a Vigilance Committee.

The Journcvman Barriers Union has an
pointed vigilance committees which
beginning with Sunday next will make
tour of the barber, shops every Sunday
To see that the BARRIERS do not violate tho
Sunday closing law. Every barber caught
shaving n customer on Sunday will be re-
ported 10 the police
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28
BOERs san FOR NEW YORK.
hrtnnsef. FOuchc and Joubert Passen
gers on the Nanitou,

LoNpdN. Nov. ~ 49, The Boer commanders
kritznger. Forche and Joubert sailed
for the United states to-day on tho Atlantic
lranspor, Line steamship Mani,ou.
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C1RNEGIE ABLE no SIT Up.
Tie Expects 10 Sail tor New York In a " eeL
His Trouble Described.

~'' Special cable Despatch 10 THE Sus
LONDON, Nov. "a Andrew Carnegie was
able TO sit up to-day. He expects 70 he
alberto sail for New York ia a week
Mrs. Carnegie told a representative of
the Pal NdH G1coHe that her husband
was suffering from intestinal indigest ion
There was some obstrucri ion. which the
physicians think was caused 10y overex-
ertion and fatigue.
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GERMAN SHTPS COMING.
Three Cruisers Being Fitted for service
Against Venezuela.

, SprtIlI 'dbIF Dfspllth % THR Sun
kfEL. Nov. @7.-fho Mel Gusele SAYS II
has received authoritative information that
tho German Navy Department has sent
orders here from Berlin by telegraph to
hate the cruisers Amaaone. Ariaclne and
Nisbe outfitted Immediately with war
equipment forieryicc IN Venezuelan waters.
Orders; for supplying the vessels with
STOKES were received yesterday. The vessels
wi sail about the middle of next week.
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Eddie Toy OutpOints Jack McC1clIand.

81. Louis, Mo. Nov. 27.-Before the
West End club, Eddie Toy of San Francisco
and Jack McClclland of Pittsburg, went
twenty rounds tonight, Toy getting the
decision on points, Both men put up
better of the argument throughout
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Won BuIew to go 10 Rome Win kaiser


Sp'dh tdHs despatch n THE SCS.
PARIS, Nov. IA Berlin despatch 10
inc Figaro says Count Won Bulow, tho I'm
l''Tial Chancellor, will accompany the
na'ser 70 Rome on the occasion Of the I'M
yelling Of the Goethe statue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28
NEW ANCHOR LINER
To he Built Owing to success OF Twin.
screw steamer Columbia.

Sp'ciai cane Despatch 10 THE Sry
GLASGOW, Nov. 81 Owing 10 the success
OF the twin-screw steamer Columbia, the
Anchor Line will build another transat-
lantic steamer of 10000 tons
II is expected that the new vessel will loo
ready for the service in 1904.
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TO SETTLE havana STRIKE.
Employees Meet cigar Manufacturer 10
Arrange Differences.

SW'IH I0If DFspWth q THR SVN
HAVANA. Nov. "a committee of en-
ployees will meet the cigar manufacturers
tonight to try TO arrange the differences
between the cisarmakcrs and the manu-
facturers
The men threaten II no arrangement Is
made to inaugurate another general strike.
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BLOW no DtTtH EXPEDITION
Bsege Fired On and a Lieutenant and 70
Men Drowned

Special Cdbr Despatch 70 THE SuN
EHE HAGUE. Nov. 27.-- News has been
RECEIVED here from Sninalra that a barge
wig part of the Dutch military expedition
ag$n the Achinese was fired on hv the
na1yes and sunk
\ Leutenant and twenty men were
drcaxpsd,, ,.,. ,,... -..
be expedition was ascending the Achin
RlSr ~ he Dutch province of Achin.
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STRIKE At NARSEILLES.
Mails to the Far Fast Cannot he Sen,
by French Ships.

speeia tdds Ds5pd'eh 10 THE SUN.
MARsEILLEs, Nov. Flowing to strike
here it is impossible to send the mails TO
the Levant, Algeria and Tuns by the French
ships. Dutch steamship will carry the
mails 10 the Far Fast
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COLUMBIA, s. e., Nov ~ Robbers
entered the store of the Enoree Manu-.
featuring Company early this morning
wrecked the safe with utroglyccriue.
and secured $500. Of which $500 belonged
to he post Office.
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MARRIED..

MlNFORD, ON Wednesday. Now
%. 1902 at rlainnold. By the Rev j. W. Rich.
ariSon, pastor of the Park Avenue Bapl>t
church. Rudolph Martnsen OF New York
and Agnes Armour Milford. daughter of
Thomas Milford OF l1s'nncld. y. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28

Fake Laxative Bronio Quininr Tablets All drug
giStS refund the money N II falls 10 curo = II
groves signature Is on each box. 2Sc.-Adr.
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REV. STEPHEN MERRITT,
the world Wide known uudcrtak,r, onl,, m. Ma.
OF hgSngSS IN ay. and 18Th 81, largest in IN
world. Tel llHINih $50 :" W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28

Libcra' Education and a Benexiic,ion
ar. the CHURCH. best Gift TO its sons Evcrv
~ o., W. muo ,snehcs h,s children TO read THE
-Adr. "u o'oseihs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28
III SINESS NOTICES.

>~N~N|SH >>>N>>~@~~~S~~
Mrs. Winsiows Soothing Syrup for children
telhng. soNenS the gums, reduces Inflammation
aayt pain, cures W nd collie, dlarrhcra 2Sc bottle
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-11-01
CONTINUED from first pa9e.)

I..s "f'1,5 na"flSilI,I"n 1'1i'
.". 3@,tist r'Trrso9' ~ %harIrs'
pln,tan,ipes NJ. Rnrn,ri and shall I've re-.
turrrsb Die tosaii Court. and The COSTS o. I'll
avg 'ar H,tihe "ha. o7i ~ NV. Nh y r.
urn tafrdb Inv.
-..rirr7 Bit further resolved. etc
3itlt tIe foregoing amendments to the
Articles Of Tire constitution Of this State.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-11-01

House Bill No 2so.
jobs 7. MICHEL
secretary Of state,
JOINT RESOLUTION.

JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment to Article 2z6 Of the con.
stitution Of the state OF L.Ouisiana.
section 1. nc II resolved hv the General ASe.n
bly, OF the state Of Louisiana, two thirds of ali TN.
members elected to each Hou e concurrjng tSat
the following shall be submitted as ali aInendment
IN leu otAitici' 226 OF the Constitution 10 tI,. aj,r
ton otthe state atthe next general congressional
election to be holden on the Tuesday next follow
ing me nrst Monday In ovember 1902, and il
shall be the duty of the officers charged viii The
conduct of said election TO promulgate and $40,
vide Tor said election in accordance with S54irIa
3sI of the constitution:
Article 22o: There shall be and is hereby created
a 81 te hoard OF Appraisers, whose duty it sbpTbe
10 assess the property belonging TO corporations
associations and individuals e1np;oved in rnil
way, telegraph telephone, sleeping car and ex.
press business throughout the state of Lou;s;ana
%hlch BOARD OF appraisers shall he co,nnosrd nj
u Audl,or and other members cprresnondina n
NUMBER 10 the congressional Districts ~ thr So
o'G electeo ny the Governor, lieutenant C,overn'
or, treasurer. Attorney General and secr.tarr of
s'd.e one member from ga Ii Ccnortesiorri ~
Hle loF mo | I'm of four wears. and The Eaner,I
Assembly snail ny the compensation OF : id HoarJ
lsigned
speaker otthe House of REPRESENTATIONS
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-11-01
4 wife's silence gives concent,
Goes Like EEo1 Cakes

''The fastest selling article | have in
my store" wrlt les druggist C. I. Smith, of
Davis, KY, is DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds, be-
cause it always cures. In my six years
of sales it has Deyer failed. ] have
known it TO save sufferers from Throat
and Lung diseases. who could get nc help
from doctors or any other remedy.n
Mothers rely on it. best physicians pre-
il. and y } GODDARD guarantees sat
islaction or refund price. Trial bottles
free. Reg. sizes, soc and ST..
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-11-01
Forty Years Fortune.

To be relieved FROM q tortHring disease
after 40 years torture mi@ht wei! cause
the gratitude Of anvone That il N hat
DeNitt's Witch Hazel Salye did for c..
EaUeF, Geneva. y. Tie says: "peWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve cured int Of piles after
| had suffered ~ years" Cures cuts,
burns wounds, skin diseases. Beware
of cOunterfeitS.
Al GODDARD.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-11-01
Maybe lnebeard got his hand in
first on his mother-in.la law.
Out of Deaths .Baws.

when death seemed very neal from a
severe stomach and liver trouble. that 1
had suffered with for years" writes p.
Muse. Durham, N. c., "Dr. Kings New
Life Pills saved my life and gave perfect
health" Best pills on earth aud only 25c
at A } Godard's drug store.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-11-01
Some BUSTERS are the real thing
Yea zASGEs asrEsAT TDE ARE
n = "a

Wren you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the forIunl;I il plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it is
simply Iron aud Quinine III q ~tasteiess
form. No Cure. No Pay, 5Gc.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-11-01

Whenever a womaa hears Of It man
being ruined 10 business she thanks
heaven she sends her boys to Sum
dHvschool.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-11-01

Most people only talk when they
should act and act when they should
only talk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-11-01

E'iee EEeaa Prescription for Fs=aEa.
a.Ess
Cbills and Fever is a bottle Of Groys'a
Tastoiess Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron
ans! G~uinine in q tb,tciesS form. Nc cure,
No pay. Price SIC.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1902-07-17
Never Touched the Trusts.

Attention should be called to the fact
that the republican congress has ad-
journed and the republican president
has retired to his $780, yacht-sup-
piled him at the public expense-wi with
out having done anything to curb the
power Of the trusts. Action was invit
ed by the Encouragement against the
great railway merger but there's an
end of that apparently II action had
been started in the federal courts at
the same time against lot of striking
workingmen they would probably all
have been in the penitentiary by now.
The institution of proceedings against
the meat trust was the gauziest humbug
ever sought to be palmed off on the
people of this country. The attorney
general charged that half dozen big
packing houses were working under an
agreement or contract to maintain and
control prices and in restrainst of trade.
He went before federal Judge and
asked for what? An injunction prohib-
iting the consprators from continuing
to do what they were doing. What
were they doing? They were violating
the law which made it penitentiary
offense to do what they were doing. In
other words, this weak aud backbone
less administration, which is all voice
and no nerve, charged the meat men
with crime, and asked that they be
enjoined from committing it again.
The G ommercial-Appeal has constantly
held that where crime has been com
mitted an injunction is not the proper
remedy. The law has been made espe-
cially to fit the case of violation of the
law. What was the purpose of the
Sherman antitrust law? 1t was to de-
clare trusts illegal, and to discourage
their formation by fning aud failing
their promoters. Yet the men who got
up the most infamous conspiracy ever
conceived to tax and rob the poor peo-
pie of the United States are treated
with most lady-like consideration by
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1902-07-17

the law department of the United
States. The federal Judge did all that
was asked of him. He decided that
crime had been committed by enioin-
ing the trust from committing it again.
This commercial Vehme Gericht is,
however, full of resources. Having
evaded the penitentiary its members
are said to have placed their cause in
the hands of that genial philanthropist
and lover of his fellow-men, John ID.
Rockefeller, who will organize them
into nice little trust under the laws
of New Jersey, and they will now be
able to carry on their operations with
impunity. 1t is hard for the plain
American citizen to understand how a
New Jersey law can abolish statute
OF the United States. How can New
Jersey legalize that which the United
States has declared to be illegal? II
Roosevelt was sincere in his crusade
against the trusts he would institute
proceedings against all of them organ
lied under the laws of New Jersey, and
he would have their promoters sent to
the penitentiary. If a few of these
millionaires were compelled to wear
the stripes and perform hard labor, the
trust evil would soon be abated. But
with one-half of the republican spokes.
men contending that there are no trusts
but if there are they are excellent
things, and the other half pointing
with pride to the uninforced Sherman
act and to President Roosevelt's wild
rush against the trusts, it is only toe
evident that nothing can be hoped fol
from this source. Commercial Appeal
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1902-07-17
THAT'S DIFFERENT.

The Staff says editorialIy that there
will be no trouble over The county tick
ct on account of the judicial race, and
yet it publishes the following from a
correspondent in the fourth civil dis
trict;
Candidates have been in this section
the past week pressing their claims
upon the dear people. We have about
two hundred republican voters here to
thirty of the opposition, and if we
can get them out and hold them in line
we will make good show for our
county candidates"
II there is no trouble why is there
any doubt expressed about getting the
voters out and "holding them in line"
The truth is the party is divided against
itself in this county, and if there is any
truth in the old adage it must fall this
year. The Staff should blue pencil til
correspondence or make its editorials
conform to the facts.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1902-07-17

A great many republicans are enthu-
siastic for Tyler and Butler and we be-
lieve them. On the other hand, we run
across a number of men equally honest
who say they are for Harmon and Ke-
fauver. Why should we not believe
them also? Is it possible that all the
truthful men are for Tyler and the
hypocrites for Harmon A large ma.
jority of those we meet are for Harmon,
and unless oil signs fail he will carry
Washington and Carter counties by
handsome majorities. We say agar
that we have no interest in this matter
except to get votes for democrats in I
swap, and unless we can get such
swap we will not vote for either. Their,
is no wool on this statement to blinC
even an imbecile.