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Tender-Hearted MotOrmen.
Boston Transcript.

Boston ITdnsCrlpt.
Without doubt that sad accident at Pitts
try 10 be on the lookout in every way to
avoid accidents. But their normal watch
ing OUT is. as most people will attest who
are given to riding on the front seats of
open cars, with most motormen, very
thorough. Especially is this true OF the
men who drive" our Boston cars. To see
them "slow DOWN in order TO give pigeon
or a busy. absorbed little sparrow time to
fly out Of the cars way. convinces one Of
that.
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Col Tom johnson said in his speech at
the Ohio Democratic convention, Demo
cratic issues are always old but never OBJ
sclete." Perhaps this was another way of
saying that Democrats never forget any
thing nor learn anything. The revival of
the white mans party issue in this
country Is a case in point 1t is about as
timely as declaration in favor of the
doctrine Of ''squatter sovereignty or
against the British employment of Indians
In war
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1t Is idle to try to make il appear that
the masses in this part OF the country
will suffer because of the high price Of
anthracite coal For those in this State
who burn coal anthracite has always been
something Of a luxury. There is an abund-
ance OF soft coal. and its abundance means
that IL is intended for general use until
the inventive spirit of man discovers a
better and cheaper fuel
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CLEVELAND. Sept. 9.-Health Of1cer
Frederick, of this city. has sent a letter
to John d. Rockefeller. calling his atten-
ton to the fact that medical science has.
as vet failed to discover the smallpox
germ, and that such discovery would
probably mean the elimination OF much
human misery and the saving of many
lives. He asks Mr.. Rockefeller to provide a
fund for the purpose OF having an investi-
cation carefully carried on.
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around with a chip on their shoulders all
the time and are constantly on the alert
for pretext to mix up in some Central
American revolution. AS a matter Of fact
the gunboat incident scarcely excites a
ripple Of comment In this country.
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New York Sun.
Columbus was pleading his cause before Ferdi-
nand ard Isabella
Westward. hor' he exclaimed, ''is the course
of my voyage"
'Ah." interposed the fair Queen. then you
are the original Man with the Hoe -
Crestfallen at this comment. the great naviga-
ter took out his maps and began TO mark EN-
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Maternal Hopes.
Washington Star.

Washington Star.
IT always told you Josh would turn out all
right" said Mrs. Corntossel.
HE hasn't shown any signs o. goin' 20 work,
has hep asked the farmer
mo: but this paper says that literary per-
son considers slang an art. An sense Josh has
been to the city he's picked up much slang
that / shouldn't be bit surprised II he was
qualified to be College professor hisself."
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Death-Bed Bride Made Rich.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-An estate esti-
mated to be worth 100000 was left by
Bradford d. McGregor. of the late
Standard Oil magnate, who died yesterday
at Mamoreneck after a surgical operation
McGregor is said TO have signed his will
lust before death, and the document is said
TO have transferred TO his death-bride who
was Miss Clara Schlemmer. OF New York,
the bulk of the property.
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Alonzo Green Smith says: cit is generally
known that without the negro vote the
Republicans would not carry the county,
or the State, either" 1t is generally known
that Mr.. Smith does not know much
about conditions and is very sparing In
the use of what little political knowledge
he has. but he ought not to advertise the
extent of his misinformation by such state
ments as the foregoing
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The Minneapolis Tribune of Monday
morning said that the result of the cleo
ton in Maine, where the trust question
was made the leading issue. would tell
how the two parties are affected by it.
Now that the election has been held, it can
not be said that any Republicans have been
turned to Democrats by the discussion
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His Only Request.
Chicago News.

Chicago News.
Judge-The jury has returned verdict of
guilty. Have you anything to say for yourself
before sentence is passed?
Prisoner-Only thing. your Honor i
trust you will your way clear to deduct the
time occupied by my counsers speech from my
term OF imprisonment.
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Whoever drafted the suppressed resolu-
ton against "the importation and influx
OF negroes" into this county had an imag-
nation that should not be wasted on po-
fancy is much needed in fiction
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Any Old Thing.

Philadelphia Press
Now that we are engaged" she said "of
course I can't call you Mr.. Parkinson, and even
Sebastian seems too long and formal Haven't
you any short pet name?''
WELL" replied the happy Parkinson. 1.-THE fell
lows at college used to-er-call me 'Pieface.' 4"
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Judge

Her Papa-Yo' aspah ter marry nah daugh-
tab, sab? HIM. Whad am yo'r prospects?
The Sutton "a widower)-Ebery single one OBJ
de pussons TO whom nah late lamented wife
done washin' 70 hab promised ter liberty pat
ernize her successah.
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President Roosevelt's suggestion that
railroad men make good soldiers because
they are accustomed to face danger, to
obey orders without question and to take
the initiative in moments of peril was orig
inal and well put
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The attempted count OF living persons
who attended the first Indiana state fair
in 1852 had better stop. as II seems likely to
stretch out indefinitely. No doubt there
are hundreds of persons living who attend
ed the fair as children and quite a good
many as adults.
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THE HUMORISTS.
Art and Assets.

He never made a cent upon
His ballad, Soulful Eyes,"
But cleared some fifty thousand with
The song. MY Large-lipped Lie"
Baltimore American
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The sinking of a Haitien revolutionary
gunboat by a German cruiser. after the
former had been deserted and fired by its
crew. was the first engagement the Ger
man navy has ever had.
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and Gonavies. Gonavies is the seat or the
Firminist government.
HAMBURG, Sept. 9.-According to In
formation received from the Haitien con-
sulate here, the provisional government OF
Haiti has closed the ports of Gonaives,
Saint Marc and Point de Paix to foreign
ships in consequence of the disturbances on
the island The provisional President, Bois-
rond Canal. has issued instructions that
bills Of lading. manifests, etc, for these
norris be not issued for the present.
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Delicate ScOrn.

Washington Star.
1T observe that you invariably praise your
rivals" said actress.
YES" answered the other. ITS the wisest
thing to do 1t sounds magnanimous and also
conveys the impression that you do not con-
slider them worth being jealous Of"
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FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. 9.-The cases
OF w. S. Taylor. Charles Finley and others.
CHARGED with Goebel murder conspiracy.
were called I'm Franklin Circuit Court to-
day. The usual order OF continuance. pend
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or are convinced that such re-equipment is

or are convinced that such re-equipment Is
not economically wise"
If Industrial combinations tend to close
mills and throw men out of employment
the fact has not yet become apparent
otherwise than in local and limited way.
Statistics of the last census do not show
any indication of such a tendency. They
show that the total number of manufac-
turing establishments in the United States
1890 and to 512,254 in 1900. The proportion of
wage earners employed I'm manufacture to
the entire population increased from less
than 51z per cent. in 1880 to 6i5 per cent. in
1880 and ~ per cent. in 1900. From 1880 TO
1900. the period covering nearly all the in
the number of manufacturing establish
ments in the United States increased A
per cent. the average number of wage
earners % per cent. and the wages paid q
per cent. During the same period the
number of salaried officials, clerks. etc,
decreased IA per cent The fact that the
decade showed material decrease in the
number of salaried officials and large in
crease in the number of wage earners and
wages paid shows the tendency of indus
trial combinations to reduce expenses
while increasing production. The follow
ing figures from the census of manufac-
lures present comprehensive view of the
condition of manufacturing industries in
1890 and 1900:
1000 1890.
establishments 512.s3s 355. AIS
Capital SO, SS5 0S6,9O9 ss.525 156. 4S6
Salaried officials.
saIs erks s.O4 S Sso ia SEQ, ass sSsS POS
Wage earners go. 5.Sl6.SO2 4,25l, 6l3
Total wages 81, S2S 6s1. 254 1881. 22S, s2l
miscellaneous ex-
penSeS ............. 1,U2S, O35,bll 63l, 20, UJo
used ............... 7,s4s.1A.755 5.162. O44, O76
Value of products Is. OLA 2S7 49S 9372, 437, 2SS
These figures will be studied in vain for
any evidence of Injurious results from in
dustrial combinations during the period
named If they had any bad effect on the
general prosperity of the country or the
general welfare of the people 1t does not
appear in the manufacturing industry At
no previous period in the history of the
country were so large a number Of persons
actually or so large a percentage of the
whole population employed at good
wages, and never before did they re-
ceive as their share so large a proportion
of the joint product of capital and labor.
With such results accomplished during an
era of industrial combination it is absurd
to deny that the movement may possess
elements of progress and prosperity which
are worth conserving while it's evils are
eliminated
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The attorney general speaks strongly
and well In favor of inficting the death
penalty on wife murderers; but why not on
all murderers?
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The taxpayers in city are like the
stockholders in a corporation. They are
interested in having the plant kept up and
necessary repairs made.
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Democrats can find one consolation in
the new policy OF reading colored men out
OF the party. They will not have TO do
much reading
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RATTLE IN VENEZUELA.
Revolutionists Reported to Have Been
defeated nv Cartro's Army.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The consul general
of Venezuela has received the following
undated cablegram from President Castro;
"A fierce battle was fought to-day at Fina-
auillo in which the revolutionary army
under Generals Luciano Mendoza and Riera
was completely defeated. thus insuring ma
tioual peace.'
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DOUBLE MURDER.
Two Women Reported Killed Near
RorlaTty Grading Camp.
CRIME IN SANTA re COUNTY.

A report from Moriarty, received at
Santa Fe, states that a double murder
occurred on Friday night of last week
in m of the grading camps of the
Santa Fe Central railway near Mortar
ty, in southern Santa Fe county. The
report has it that a woman, named
Manuela Gonzales de Casados, of
Santa Fe, and a woman whose first
name is Adela, but whose last name
could not be learned. were murdered
by some men, one of them supposed
to be a negro working in one of the
grading camps. The men are not yet
apprehended. Particulars are hard to
obtain on account of the isolation of
the camp. The Casados woman was
on her way from Santa Fe to visit her
daughter on a ranch neal Cebolla and
stopped off at the grading camp on her
way. She has not been living with her
husband for some time. He is out at
present with some sheep in eastern
Valencia county.
The telegraph operator at Moriarty,
late yesterday afternoon, could give
no details OF the affair.
Sheriff Marcelino Garcia late yester.
day afternoon had not heard of the
murder and doubts the authenticity of
the report.-New Mexican.
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Just received, a handsome assort-
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Story Not True.
Special to The Citizen.

Special to The Citizen.
Moriarty. N. NJ, Dec. 9-Heard moth
ing of two women being murdered
nea here.
Yesterday evening Willie Garrehy.
the 8 year old son of the foreman of
camp No. 8 near here, while riding
between two dump cars, fell between
them and was run over and instantly
killed.
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Double Header.

Basket ball games between Univer-
sity girls and High School, and Uni
versity and Minors. Teams are well
matched and a great game is expected,
Friday night, December II, in Colombo
hall. Tickets at Matson's.
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The house is made bright and cosy with
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CHICAGO Grain Market.

Chicago, Dec. 9.-The following are
the quotations of the grain market at
the close:
Wheat-Dec., rs; July, 74A.
Corn-Dec., 55k jan, 47k.
Oats-Dec., 80; May, $685..
Pork-Dec., $16.70; jan, 1856.
Lard-Lec., s1O.47.5; jan. 1875.
Ribs-Jan., $S.55; May, $40.