Arizona republican., 1902-10-17
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Governor Stone has two answers for the reporters. One is an eloquent silence. The other is, "I have nothing to say"
 Nobody will be surprised to learn that Senator Ben Tillmans prescription for the coal strike is "a few first class hangings."
 An apparition of the devil is re- ported from Mt. Olivet church. Marion, Ohio. The visitant. when seen, is al ways at a window-looking out Color in the daytime, sickly green; color at night, a ''lurid red"
 It is Mrs. Cornwallis- Vests not wholly impartial opinion that English good society. taking 1t as a whole, IS more broad minded" than American society. English people," she says. 'are far more prompt to meet genius and talent half way than Americans" |" Rochester correspondent informs the New York Herald that Susan B. Anthony is taking more interest in the approaching wedding of her secretary. Anna E. Damn, than she ever showed on like occasion before. Rev Anna Shaw is to be the officiating clergy woman. Appropriately, the name of the fortunate man isn't mentioned.
 In an address before the United Irish league of Worcester Sunday night Hon. Edward J. Slattery of South Farming ham freed his mind about the Clan-na- Gael. "No dark-lantern movement will ever aid Ireland in her fight for lib- erty" he said; mo back-room meetings in liquor stores, where Ireland has been freed by talk thousands of times, will ever avail"
 Ut is the intention of the American Steel and Wire company" Philip w. Moen tells the Worcester (Mass) re- porters. ito provide fuel for its en- ployes this winter. Arrangements are now being made with this end in view. The company is confident of it's ability to provide for the needs of its em- ployes in this direction, and the coal will be sold to them at cost"
 Rev. J. T. Charlton has resigned the pastorate of the First Presbyterian church of Seymour. Indiana. Tn his statement from the pulpit to the con- gregation he said that he was forced out by two of the elders in revenge for his opposition as a citizen to the local water works company, of which they are members. Then the two elders arose in their pews and said that the state ment was untrue.
 There was an encampment of old soldiers at Ottawa, Kan, last week and Colonel w. F. Cloud was there and he told a story. Two Missourians, he said. one going east and the other west. met near the Kansas line one day in 1856 How far is it to the Kansas line ?' asked the westbound traveller "Only little way" responded the other How will I know when I get there ?' said the first man. "Oh, you'll know all right. You just keep goin' till you feel an irresistible desire to steal some thin, and then you're in Kansas" All the distinguished surgeons and other persons concerned are warned by the Indianapolis News that the popular excitement over the grave robbing in that city is not at all likely to blow over. nor to be allayed by the sacrifice of few wretched scapegoats "The people," says that contemporary, "do rot propose that the vulgar agents who rifed the. graves shall alone be pun ished. They mean that those who led them on to their horrible occupation and made it profitable to pursue shall be as fully punished and proportion ately. Prosecutor Ruckleshaus should be alive to the exceedingly serious character of the whole situation" Mrs. Anna Monk was a member of the Canton Carnival company that gave entertainments in the midway" of At lanta's interstate fair last year. One day, with other members of the com pany. she started across trestle just outside the fair grounds. A motorman in the service of the Atlanta Railway and Power company ran them down Mrs. Monk lost both arms and, of course, sued the company. She laid her damages at s5O.0O0. Last week an Atlanta jury gave her a s10.00O verdict. The company apreals t0 the Geo~ei1 supreme court Several other suits brought by persons injured in the tres tie accident" as also two suits