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Terrific battle ~ n Great I'au'r Dcair-,
Association trsir>; the Stu'trrn Pari1c.

F-om n Scu F@rrrrsco Errrtnsr.
Tho issue b''Nr,u dulIu- krutt-DUII'f
the Liquor praIrr,' A--o,i ,iuu D.. o..
been nstiy mad. II hr takes tho url-
~" usaar1 irrryboat- III" liquor decade.
vail cur iI'foniaIug IN" South"rI IH,lI,
The u'iurr" hes been sent 20 rTH.II.r
Hartman H. be- a question Of hitting O.
the haf- Or lu .ur ID million doll q. a y,.r
bUsirr--. We have ,Cui" TO parting OF
WAYS. -,y etc liquor dealers. No tIr.. ID.
business. Is their logan m th' oonf..
III" hght r"p.t,tt- q -~trI.r'" i.iN .
mighty Interest 10" men wto avn IT, .
IrN.yg.- M,Nprf,Id. A,torUIsk amt i..
te-t uu the uruJd-ltuC" i"It~. Hfd flt''' B.
or th' marrow gauge hL'' l"'n I' -l-''
cent I OF the iIulor brllrt-' A--o.tf.
aui tie southern paciAc company, with Co.
er4I Mana ger Jultu- hrutts'hutt H- the to
OF coutcutiou and the c.u~" OF the trouble
A. IA Joyial spirits know, krIft-,h' %
ta, boon tryiug g. aholi-, IL" I'.- o."
Oakland boats. "" issued an tdt'' 10 o. p
effect 80 ur tiWc ago. Ih'u tur liquor l't..
apt-.,rI to the higher toN'r- amt htu'
s'hu.'t w.s told 70 -irv Wv sutl l.'
southern pt,iH' DIDN'T want to turn o'r'
10 ~. santa o. aud other rNal roads q
million a ycar IN freight earnings iron. I
l.uur mon ~ san lrfutl-,o
Hut krItt shut'i ht uIou tho Idea at lat
or course. ID there we're 10 places for bar
President Hartman could rot uphraid hi'
for 40, having hI'-. When u Wa- d"sid'
10 ,paurcthr trrr. hosts %. tl" company IRON
coal burner 20 oil burner, krutt, ,hnitt -
~ ouporturrtv III" boat would have to h.
laid od white tho change 49, TONG made,
Pin out he bar, ordered krutt-chni''
OF ,our-a Lr didn.t let the Liquor Dealers
k-.o,LtIou know thi-.
The hlg .i'lmcr Newark was the .frst 'o
undergo T.I 10 the hUg Newark which W.
once tho fu-tc~, boat on all m" bay. Wh"r
al. Newark came on Ga" ways again there
Wa r o har II hld gone gliwW"rlug through
, trs4n Of thing. that were krutt~chntt
proro-.I 20 10 10 the other f"rrytoats Just
Whit lr Ind touo to the Newark.
~. 4 ,,tl,r p.al.r.' Aseogistton has rouse!
i'..lf amt i--tIsd m ultlmttnm II has sent
'hlt ul'tuatum to President HsTrttnai
There it- ts'n M miu'iug OF wori-. Tie
gIv4r manufacturers and dealers and iuH
hr-N.r- and v.r" grower. has said thHi
krutt-HIuttt- action With reference" 10 w.
frrrynntt Ll~4 f. considered "A declaration
OF Wlr. ant u u b. persisted in the South"rn
Pacific can hHy" 10 more trade OF the men
signing tho ulfiwutuw. Thus the issue h.
been brought on sharply.
No lar- 10 business
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tRuy HfTr PASSED.
ire I'VE isss,se. s,m psssre sa - ne
tIssn ~ the Na,si fui.

N,sntNuruN. June g th- ssnai" 20
day ry~i,rtl a ms-saF~ from th" h'irs'
Ia reference q" artun IN the Army AIfto-
~raiatan bul T. Shaved that th" lluHrt'
hat i%rcesie,l FROM H. DECLARED pr'f-~" n't
60 ~ruuS't"f S.uhtr Amendment - a. W-
,ra-ius tNs appropriation fyr tgrra's q.
AMI quarters from tlrc 90 four mt.tun
dollars, ard had hxrd tho appropriation
~ l.g-rsD
III rrus'uf'. comment "a 'h" ri.--ar"
vas That no. Senate had sustained Do"
.u'r ard Ion. o. sht tu artHd sUpr,I t'at 'r-
10 49,. ID go ClutIr IN in' a.ia'u ~ 'i'
ltutl'' aud tu re,,Sls from the other o,u'rr-
vrr'cd au.udusut SOILS, ard Tie motion
Wr~ aF.''-i 10 without uis u-ainu. Aus
a'ttuu di~-ipatcs the trouble ls'Wt'u tho
w. h"use- on the Army A~rprrprat'u
uil, which how gur, 10 tie President
IN o." bou-' the partial ~agttCu"il "a
the Naval Appropriation uAl friTf''i ~
the COT f"r,-s vas fcsd and ngf',d to. ,
Mr I~ouacnzlager rep, y j. moved
hat III. House r,Cche and concur Ia the
Scnai" amendments providing Tor inc
purCNa'c Il Eve Holland rubi artn" tofi'c"
i"ats, and authorizing the Secretary To-
and purchase ANY other iNI" 81
suhwarino lnat- that may I" presented
To- him and which b. approves.
The nation 20 reCede was losi az 70 ~
and further Disagreement uGs l~usIsf'"I
IN The conference Gsled far hv th"
Senate ca IN. items remaining In disagree
mem was Hgfo,.l Ia.
H." worst stumbling blocf y the S"rn'"
au"u iw'ut striking out the H,u-' PruN. -.'u
irak ug compulsory the construction lu
Government navy wards 81 'hry = ~" new
shTs author zri by the IN. Tbs 'hangc
from 10" visiting prartic" b. opposed hN th'
Navy department. ON the ground that u
Nil greatly Increase tie CU-t 81. the war
ship n WIS voted into the hNl ~ tie
Huu-' ~ Tie demand Of afiou labor or
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p.rhv' .. n hk~iv thst tts thrre-v~ar.
ohis av1iishls zoe th- reh Western cia--o
in tsd wFu D. any better than Hnua and
Nrssutl and p~ruseyv=s. ur even a. gufHl'
Evidently tho " tshiux'un Para manage
.Irut H a,fruuin-l fba' m~s'rupul'un
interest ia ~" .,.r' -hsIi net sau" Iuns-
f1'r1 g. % b. 1901 uu.uss-i 'htt 500" i0-
.'"I' 20 t,n1"n. vii o.. Biir'i ~ th" Derby
i'ft v'r. IutEr. o. uy frr tNr rfch"-i
inri tN'ur" in trt. country
"" greater value 81 tI" facr vi. ~
,uIr-e, rgtlrr- i'. attract. v"u'-~. huf
un "nuIu" spprtsmta imagine fIr an
instant that 'le iu,r,t~' contemplated
h. necessary o. .r-ur. % flir rrpr'' "utat'ur
"''F" t,-f'r -t1blr- ben 'N' future Hurr"-
'.'u about Now Nura have hy ~ nm" ans
Abandoned hops uf winning th" Chicago
.t.Sc E,'ty year. aGd thi- wear partcu-
iHrlN. f.'v ltv. learned something about
IN" condition. required Ter victory M tho
Derby whInh should be- 20 advantage here
ai''t On" vital requirement - lh1' m"r"
t''n" b h1~ l-"u Devoted hiticrfp shall
l." taken To- anyTur.nt 10" Eastern candidates
With The" Western track Two or THREE
or a week. won't do Two weeks.
II possible. a mouth. would h" none
'no hong TO devote To- this detail Of prep
let ~ hope that last Saturdays expert
viii serve 10 shorten materially 10"
Eastern horscmcu's road lo -ucc''--
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The knowledge II the extremely grave
danger in which their King was, shocked
the English people the moro be ause
1t came to them So suddenly. and To
nearly all Of them 80 unexpectedly Our
dispatches from London had prepared
the American public for such an an
~nounCement. but in England tho policy
Of the newspapers, probably suggested.
il not enjoinei. by those nearest 10 the
King and most Cogni2ant Of hIs very
critical condition. was To avoid the
alarm which would have been caused
10y the publication Of the facts as. prob
ably, they were known to them.
The eTect produced bv the calamity
TO the King is purely moral, save 50 far
IA concerns the relatively insignificant
material losses caused bv the indefinite
p~ustponement ~ the brilliant pageant
of the coronation. IL IL ~ If the central
parsonage a, a great and jubilant feast
had been stricken down in the midst Of
surrounding gayety. without warning
Even while the urgcOns in attendance
on the King were celebrating over the
question of the imperative necessity Of
an immediate operation a. the only
chance Of saving his life, assurances
that he had already been restored To az
least comparative health were published
in London, were Cablci to tins country
and were printed in the newspapers gem
orally. His actual condition. however. a.
our own dispatches reluctantly showed,
had continusd alarming from the very
time of his first prustration. more than
a week ago. PreparatI ions for the great
pageant Of his coronation went ON I'M
disturbed and the gavetv "f London was
unbroken.
When. then. there came the absolute
necessity uf frankly announcing the
truth that. longer delay being imppssi-
bic, the King Was actually under the
knife Of the surgeon and "A terrible opera
ton on hun was p~rocceiing, cons,erna-
ton prevailed throughou, the British
Empire and astonishmrnt throughout
the world.
The operation for appendicitis per-
formed on him has been relieved hv the
marvellous advancement uf modern sur
gerry from many Of the danger with
which once u would have been sur
rounded. Its frequency In this country
Of late years. with results which in the
vas, majority Of cases have been wholly
favorable. has done much to lessen the
dread with which its necessity - re-
gardel Other things being equal, the
King .! England has rs good chance Of
recovery a. had the great number Of
patients of his az similarly afflicted
who have b~'n operated on success
fully IN our hospitals and IA private
practice.
Even I the wor> happon-. however,
ia. Consequences to England and Ia
the world. au Q. more especially. 10 tho
markets of the world, will be - moral
significance only. Practically the hing
of England Is simply the apex Of its
social pyramid. His lie or deaf =
without infiuen G on is political or
financial policy. The course Of Par
hsmsn; in no, adjourn,ng because Of
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side nv side with Wheeler.

II may not be- remember, d that when
the unspeakable WHEELER Of Kentucky
took advantage of the approaching visit
Of Prince HENRY To exhibit himself To
the House and to the world he found
an apologlst in the person Of Congress
man KERN Of Illinois. formerly editor
Of the Bsiiorliie Nous- Democrat. kfRS
defended WHEELER and ~applauded his
" courage.
The debate in the House on the Philip
pine bill has given Mr.. KERN an oppor-
tunity TO do some Wheclcring on his
own recount He II now serving his
hrst term. and has Cu~nsClentiously stud
led the masterpieces uttered 10y PATTER-
son and CkRMACK AT the other end Of
the Capitol. WmELEE'S great speech
Of February last, Mr.. kEEN, Of course,
knows by heart. 81 the new member
from Bcllcyille enters the yellow COM
petition with "A speech which j. reported
in the Congressional Record IL June 20.
We quote first his description OF the
way the news Of the South African peace
was received IN London:
wh-n TIC collapse came. instead % Fngl.nd
,,,ox -, ~. 10 -. -.
l., -, D.. -, .,,,,.., . r,
,.,,u, ,,.r,,,.. , 49,. -,
s., an.
- 49,, -
..,, -
... ,-
With sruI,sn, frenzy. and London threw hrrs-.'
Into a rocntous deuAuch aud drunken ,a,urnaIa
which hofnntd aud dlssu''ri ~" r'N'iSrd World.
Men and women staggered along the ''frero'
A'Au'n "a az u'''' ""-1'n ''' 'f'>I'n'o.'
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saru.r e.. ur.'. .. ,l.r,. .H.,
L,fu'f u,.g H. ,rNnr.Hrd siH vur. found r
r.r.,.1r 60 u, u'a.rH rr mllr % rr.tr. hr,1.
o. 'ur uI..'r 90 ~ dlE fa.nH t f.,t.I ,F4.r
u.rf n si I.ua lI .rrI uH. a.f.. 90. .......
NO., u.. Dob Wlua ru.ld u... .u Do .',, .ag
o.. n.r UN hai' boost rest Nn,u.rr IrUu.ur n.'
Co.,, Ton. 70 uu,h u'fh m' 4 hr'. ,su.sIl.rr
e,u' as,Isfs b uu .AiHrr aud uUru i.Ili La.
m.ud valIrrus Once SaW. . op.g"i trr tool
and frtd q PARAGRAPH or ~ Iuul l u4i slu..tIn.
definite - t.uk over
~iur tN'utN pcIpl' about me- wrtr al frad'nr
uut tu,ir uuuAs had tur dlapIfai~d ->aa,tucnilr>
l,Hla 10 tN' Dos uuat' a.H uras 10 book, found la tus
VfNN
uIunr me ~ my r-a.iug raUeDis r. rustoda Ian
spotted Wr AHfI4I.s uuu 49, Mattel" hsrs .ars
'ufrvI ,ut. iu,t bon a.. ul,G co. time la prevent "a.
I~a'ri' silent chufrn ar from duNiUs .u, ha,h
tu 'HIfru tnUstlhI'N aud thrrI tpu
Let N4r "4siua.aH ui q. inHlN rur.G. IN nf.
Cuo1 wufh' 20
NV VOWS June =
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The rmalo,cr'. Rlghr ~ u.cnarrc.

From no ,si..go Trb#r,.
N,'l-u.. We. lD." ~ 10" Supr.u.
CH.ft do,Iarr tU.f tu. ST." lrN which pto-
ti 10. .n' 'r.i.o,'r from d.-oharrilv any
toJ ."t t"..u H .a''n V-'utl labor orrart,.itnu
De- oHfr1u 'o go" 'uiIo .ur'- Constitutional
uIhf-. aHa tt'rr or, void Tir ,o4u IL
,ol.f.'H tH" U-rf 60. u.vu Co ,oHplur ~ labor
organ iiuaa
u .u 'f.,.oy'.'- hh"rty v-t" suttl.l,i ~
l"rt-l i"l. 'uaHN,f, that ~ .u 'uplavrr
could I. l.rNi.T "uff l|lH3 90 De- declared
] |E. .I r..tIu'r U.rN' .f I.H.. I'I tor uuu-
ltHe AH.. i''uHr" On. '..pIuN' lad iuru4ss
o tIH,l,' ur-.uI.. f'.. ut 4i, other ob,
u. f|lHrH'.r |,.|.H. "f.u..
''It.i hr.stf'- .,r .f fl' 'cutral Foundry
'u" I'ffF of Nt. ut''s I. arT..f,i rrHrv,sl
nUH f. NIuiH'HH co. 49," o." ht ,i.,u.fvtrg an
'H tu''' i-H Ns .' r.u FH.l 10 90 !tinr ~
Ita..I'Iuu. De N,. ,iHtCaI
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WtSHiNITN IS 4 fHf RfH
WEYEER.
O,iginsi Letter b, hts Faster. ~. james
tb~rr-Or be


To mn Enron ~ TuF SJN Sir In "
y W '"-'', 7" ."
If' shlf.u"1 Burn'f, u II asserted lh"t VT
Ah.r,rnrItr who's. church Washington fro
- - -.,,.. 81.
V''''s "'''H'i'"' wv"
he bad never been "a communicate .hui was
. b,t., -
~, -.
SOW, ! am IN q position y" 'I'"N Hs'' W.
tlls subiSH' and TO show the iulTOhahifv
IA. .-.rh., l.yf,., .,.r ,,prr.a.d
~ " N'"'''''''. ' "
such an opinion. ] haN" IN my lbfafy q
column, 81 nr Ah.r,romhi.'- sgrmou. toug.
a. - 80, g.
owned 10y hiHh on t'' nv l''''' ~ N'l'' y
written In 1T, own huudWr tirg 20 copy of a
-. h.I ,.,,., a., a ,,rra.porg,tt Vbo.
''''' Nv "'' "'"
evidently. had WRITTEN MN iNi"f''ouhle
,b,,u, IN. vary sulI,ct Tie letter l. al,
' "
p.t,,, 84r,,i-, a, Y Y No, "A. 1871
=, .t4,-.. -, ISL fr.,,,,
~ h'h lnIt NJ pbtt,hi,
atIN,u N". aI,lt III n., 81. - g., -.
h,l ~, h'' '."I1, ,o, ~,
~ fNi ~ .N.l' ~, a.. a..
can "ip ~. ~ ,,,1Ii. $50
Ih>tni nl w ~ ~. .".'.Np, IL, II b.t'
hh' .MuN't ~ " ', ~ 49, g,I ~
u.lN TsE and Isulf,,,
Ws''n' Nn-.,'. @t,N el'' 49, 80 80 H..
srrNl-'. Wrnt oll WIN W., 1870
Win m, Otter "armuui' snt,. .he tHr11atB being
one. ,"rNd'fcd u my duty IN q ,'in"h on LAhl'
N",,u W." W. d. fp,l9,, " I, .t,5ps No mil
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obligation and Advantage Of Good n.-s-r.

.'| .. Nf.. q 80 z NFlNNFHHHN
,, -..u'r 1rIu. 81, lees diplomatic IN ~. yorr-
~rr uf bu..,,, uHn rricrr,S. although So -
....rrt.. s..m fp deem isr terms busnsssI'tr
srl u-rl....." .,uous nous and nv, a '--
-. ,.' u' '.,.r Nrv 20 t. sour. anrIut point N'Nr
.rH t.e.r....Ir 90 AL aud suudu Tic 'hs.r
.rH u. such mistaken p'-snfs app~1y % - 'r-
That Clio man Wll means % west surrrs, 'ruH
DIE must uof stop Dos itr way 20 waite time o..'
p,uf. ',.. NrrU.ay uron me lines that tho 49, q
l41r, oarH Individual ~ hI, own valuation. Co.
ignorant uIuromyuUp sets himself no ~ one Who
has srarUriy time O. breathe. much less - su'r
.1 ga,' ave the rc>pun,buIr'~s that b., impou1u
plsiiiuI entails
uut he Is tasInr absolutely = mistaken NM. ",
With o. ,orsrcd air ~ dl"dsnrc. meets h, con
t.rp1-1rr, wish = smile 81 greeting instead 90
" 1901 "a d''an' .rnv1. and rue, OF % ais Way -
D. tHp.gLl'4l aud Uuurruus Hs knovs N, 70 r
81 making trends. and @ul1rrs tn 'l~ 'uu h.u
hAu 10 'ur r1rrg man F, f'H-r should he s.rH
. urp.'.' ION 'Ir .ImpfIuusrs., and had NAME
Inc bushes. 90 rsF phase himself - 90 O.
uaur,. De adopt To some the reputation 90
O. chllrfc dspt,'Ipn O., 4,sfII. fpf ~ Eeeps or O..
rer>. he who desire, mo-, 20 b. lo,f.rd must b."
a,if Ins''s othrrs SuHh IS 3D. modern shIhblls
taught by the storm ari stress ~ c~,.siru-e 20 to
asp4fau' 'Or wealth ord vudr prosperity.
The old maxim O., u0f~ subtle. aud there'oi-
Jess thoroughly Cuwpuur'Ir' N.tt,a NUalg.f
forward pi'sr OF counsel. tcA,IIus mercy IT,
brauts Of cash man dong unto otu'v a. h. wps'
ihHt men sEo4Id o. unto bum Presumably. eve.
person pr.f,rs h. br sfs,tru % with gentle cplrts.
,-'hrr tIAn ~. brutal iusr.ru-s ard % Do hu.
ur.. not as 90 nr ard hs CUSTOMER wtrc bitter 90.
u,.. nrJ as TREND and 'rrrj Despite this uu,
ever. fr.r . more than a tendency - aAy 49,,
H'4sa.r'' or 80 a 'apar''y for com era
%. tt..
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Nice-Pre-idrnt IHLF Of tho New York
and Chicago Road Association. lately
formed 10 make tho proposed 80 m.la
highway bet wcrn New lork and Chicago
"A reality. - quoted IN the Philadelphia
Eror,ug Telegraph as follows,
The ground for the highway ha' been looked
over aud. ga a g~uera, way. ~ knoa uhcre our
l ncl'-,c that within turrr OF f,ur ,ear, a rprt
trunk a'ghwsy b~tN-cn New Nors and CtfrAgo
viii b. an accomplished ia,' The Highway al
sn~. and th- League ~ American Vf~~rm~n ~,
cooperating heartily WIN The N-w lurs ,rt gr'.aru
Mo- Association
The new highway, il d, follows the
course that has been laid out Tor il. will
he shorter bv IS7 miles than the road
generally taken in travelling from u
of these cities TO the other.
In q document submitted last vinterto
the Good Roads Convention at Albany.
wherein il was proposed 10 connect by
means Of macadam roads tho counties of
New York State, ~ "A calculated hv
state Engineer BOND that l.cJl mil,~ of
first-claSs highway of this sort could be-
for ,,D.VO.pS. Figuring On this
basis the New York Chicago road should
COS, nj the outside more than one
half this amount, luasmuCh a. there are
now between tho two cities from W. to
4O miles of good roadway which Il il IN
tended 20 include IN the new trunk route.
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school Dea,,,n,i-. In Alabama.

If'W 20. l''T' f.Ffu|Iu
IirWH3r." 40. Tune L. ~ CO., Sfr'r ra..r
-, A. sF. a'.I ...rt ,u las pru' Rp,f.fUr.
lrrLaW Submitted q rrpov m sb,h %. .r,t
thr' hul 90 y'r ..1i u. the ~rrr1i ulg. dol ,s
tls state p, n o." sranos ma "uA st.4' p.r
''-' o'' d. u.H,"f . ru''ud iu thr ura v.Ulu.,
Th. De- said. lu.l cfrphsslsr tar rfrsf r-sf.p
,ni''' r,f.rr urHu che p~map N,roalr.-nrr
a., SID lu '.s uyHu'U'Iun that ihr hirr srhoolS
of 'uc state constituted the weakest lint .n M.
h.-l' s,s,"w
Sp,,b'n4 tf me ned - additional frrd. fo pm
49, .. n.tl's 80 s.. hama and M 'ast 'hst tIr Siss.
sts 81 enc hsttUm ~ The U' ~ state. VI r..,t.r.
81 'iuratl'u. Truf R"of aid that ApharH, "a.
NJ uu'N >tal" ~ The tnhnn shrh Was vithobt
'HR. This 81 stern he adopted
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FRENCH PREuiER ~ EN-PRIEST
started IN Iifr A. thbe 4 oubrs. hut Re-
cane = n'c'pr ~ Medicine.


once a prir-t aIvaNs a priest according
10 IA. canon Bow II 20. TIE French Republic
has for the ur-t time "a priest at the head o.
the Government ne Priui" Minister
The Premier -st out In Dr." a. the Abb
,omls.. hu' loon threw asId" the sIHt'
or ur..'iy gown After bong a doctor 4"
t.,u.paE III, l.uurc an NJ j., ana hAd
good luck 10 be-. a. republican MAYOR "I a
,l.r.r uut. when" bee Iru'tlrrd o. a." 'hat'li '
Irf.r..rr r.r-s,l'.d by N8,Nlrou'- Moral
efforts OF universal surrIC" Dee, ~ ooi-"
.urucr, i."ramr gan NJ Of. county 'o-h
''Ii To- nov. .a,su bu, g.. among Ito senior
of tho tl,.s,I rtuU,r- at tH" senate. Wh'f"
ir con too. n l'tdiur Il.'" n- % u.riil mem.
Tor Iu ru Nl.'r To- -NIlH t- To- -l"Hh"r' 10"
dt-' ruui-h.J rin-.lf 1- b. di-NosS.ng mem
her of -l-tIl committee, ana lN'l a. q
REPEATER on hhl- "" i-at- l'l.'IsA,'
.E..r win Which i- iHs 20 d'Il Ky IT.
.4lf.,.i.uu to H%.-ir"-s tbs a'iIr man Z"
0. e Nop-u-ul-tI uuh sut, 10 shame A'
II ,omG,- good writer, end has con
.fd,r.Il added Geo n- .usur" hy Furnishing
art,..'- on .'.'r...! -pu3",I 10,
'rl .,r- fn 90. r.,.,u- ~" d~I>iinGul.h,u
ur-.ii 20. VOLS ur - i-''lol"ri" d"
d,.t,- of q. .,Ipry "a g-ui-'ry. lie rl.'
t.... tod f#. .U.l 81 IF. l.'r'.t, aud N'i'
r'o t'- ,n.-- ui l~|rI'rorIlr d"- t'y'-
I|o..l.... I.....rl and mental lie demo
.'r.f.IH.- p. josie q. t.-I u-itu," WITH "a crow
al h.rr.. g.. .r - - D." never lo.f
Ia. %. .r.... ,.... be-, Cultivated IN youiu
IT,, -S .t,i, r. derived hody from mcdi. D
,Ir.t.I rr.,'i." u.io-" u" h''ook, hlm~'.'
lot r..ta % r.ui.r ,-tHn,e "a h.- many
q rIaut-. 'a acquired Ni~ peculiar way @!
Ir lr. ,r o., uUl ms rcvor touched
i'.- "'.u''. 70. vile" I tru" phu">"i' ~
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Ia the report Of the New York Police De-
IN detailed form. the foreign immigrants
make "a good SHOW ing The statement l.
rcr-istoutly Repeated hat many newcomers
enter the United States with little respect
either for law or order. and that th'y are
largely ~rc~pon'itl" for criminal oNanc,r
During the past four wears. during which
foreign emigration, having New No-k citv
~ the chief landing point, has been at food,
the Increase IN the number of foreigu-born
residents Of the city has been larsc-vcry
much larger than the increase IN the native
born population through the excess 81 the
birth over the death rate m" for. On
born newcomers cause little iufrac'iuu ~
public orucr.
The number 81 Italians In all boronghs ~
this c.ty has increased largely during tire
pat four war Yet "a I,ss. the iir-, year
81 consolidation, the number uf arrests -
Italians for all offences IN thi, city wa, s.o20.
Last wear IL was only 5.g2O. In i~ts the
number 81 arrests 81 natives - Poland.
who are Increasing largely in numbers herr.
was i57. last year It was as9 There has
b'vu a large iufIV - Ruumaulau- into ~"
United States. and notably into the city e
New York. but the number uf arrest, -
natives # RuumauIa. which was 3O7 IN iSs,.
was only l3l last year The number 4
arrests Il SWrds- and NurWegiars was
l .ga5 N iSas and. Notwithstanding tho large
Increase IN their numbers. was only 1870
last year.
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l. l. n pity the small boys who are asking
every day how soon the Fourth uG Ju|y Nil
l." here and announcing their purp,-" OF
sitting Ip all the night hefprr that all
hanging holiday. could uut !lg' ,-ru iu
Wet Hanover. Mas, sunday We Han
over has never made much noise 100 the
world t.f,r, sunday IL made zap for it.
long session uf ~.l-uc" ] ,r. vI- a fire
d. go. hr',rt.s"r factory tur three hours
Their" was q prolonged burst ui thunder
sound The tire "rligiuglv ucrurre-i IN the
d1v''W" H." small boys OF 'h" yiriufg"
WE'RE ,ual,.yi - 49," a. well a- hear 'ls
spectacle Fur three hpur, there was uui-,.
Enough 800 West Hanover tu satisfy even .I.'
most Ltlcyuu and yucifrrpr- Young N,-t
H]duoNyr,h H." i-Hy- It that ,tt!r village
ar" happy uuys llry h1'" .ti au,N.rI
FOURTH They nav" had Hi-,a fair -i.yIm,u
81 the kind ut huilahtlDp for WL,.l 'N,.r
souls and eur long lftau~n' hr'-' explosive
hours could Ia" i'ug'Nru'-i into "a, day,.
West Hanover would hr the pariu.- 81
l.R-
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Cap, JAMES poxov,S u the We, TWEEN

Capt JAMES DoNovAS - the West Twen
ticth street precinct. one 81 Cnnmi~~ioncr
p,arRipGE's new appo.ntc,s, is pi,il"ss To
SUNDAY thirst aud ~ -licldrr of law-brrak-
ing ~,lupukcrp'r- lie odd his men Satur-
day night, II i yoJr duty TO enforce M"
Law and not to interpret It. ~ they 81
f"rcrNl and dill not interpret capt po>c-
NAN us'-i 10 b" thought a friend - nEvEEN.
v"' th'r" b" j.. pItIu- down Drvervism IN
his precinct. while his ouumandrr-in-ch'cf
n" Mayor. who was going TO put II down.
~r'ms o" b" holding II Mp The suhordinat"
"nfpro-~ the chief bc -ys- OF lid b"iicv"
in acknowledgements The chiefs rsolicv l.
Open, the subuTIIuaic~ smut. This j. a
mtNcd-up mes Viii tho Mayor weekly
or hiwc"klv talks. vii,h b"gin boz July,
clear the mo~- upP
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-26

E,'m'ud h'N atpIt tant usv h.at'u ia,d you
tu''rr,l' o. U con tho marart 49,
hn'uNtuf'arh We, ,Nc rl,~u 9 up I md tina,
al The .uua uarirs have bgru I'D
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u'iy lie was ono of my eAuy hove,
NAdrr-Ncars ago.
pu'll Ne, eafii his summer.
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In view Of the r'pca,ed defeat in ra-,
years and last Saturday, viii Eastern
hofscmcn again compete ~ the Amcrican
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II would seem as II tHi- i'''"r Should 'ud
tli- tl.. slot. MILAN /. STusT
Nj NIs>uN. june :.