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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-31
BOSTON TAXES BOTH
GAMES FROM SENATORS

Score by innings
Boston ......O 0 0 0 / Ia
Washington 20 0 0 0 %
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-31

The Invaders defeated the Stantons
Saturday. by the score of I to 8. The
winners would like to arrange games
with teams averaging fourteen years.
Address challenges to C. Tyler. 405 G
Street northeast,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
BRUTAL.
CRIME
WOMAN ARRESTED ON A
CHARGE OF BEATING
AN ADOPTED DAUGH-
TER INTO INSENSIBIL-
ITY WITH A WHIP

Charged with cruelty beating Insn-
mar Iarton, h.f iGyears 9th step
daughter Mrs. J Cherry. af lee ncoads
way. was ARRESTED hy the nalico yes
teFsiRN upou complaint of Humane OF
flcer clarke
The assault upon the HiFl ia ailsaed
O. have been committed Monday after
noon. The Eiri Was confined 20 her
bed aud when ns Huchley waa called
Ia. he found that fhr Naa horribly
bruised aud almost heipiezs Neighs
boru. who heard the screams ~ the
girl and knew q the affair. notified
the poiiee. They Say Mrs. Cherry used
the butt q a carriage whip and beat
the child almost tnsensihls Clarke
took the girl % the home Of the poiles
matron. Mrs Ida chaplin.
This Eirl states that her ntspmother
beat her because she had taken short
walk With young man, while Mrs.
cherry states that the aiFi had been
playing truant from the central trhool.
which she attends.
After the arrest 81 Mrs. cherry
CLARKE made strenuous efforts Co kssp
the matter quiet and acted ~ q very
mysterious manner refusing o. 'Hiee
the newspapers any Information Hs
t.irphausd the prosecuting attorney :
office and gave orders that no report
er be allowed 60 SCI the complaint
or course Clarke's efforts to bottl.
up the fact. fatisd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04

A new device which might r~vo~
iutionizs night signalling ct sea has
bven iaveptca By Captaiu ", J.
smith. principal Of the seattle
Nautical College and author a sev-
saiton. ~ means Of the Invention
The actual letters Of the message are
displayed brightly illuminated
against a dark background.
The device consists ~ a reetanEu.
lar can. ia which are fouf pairs ~
stgola. one arranged above the other.
Upon these stoois are wound ribbons
Of translucent material upon which
are painted iu some Opaque sub
stance the letters 81 the alphabet IN
large characters. also the Afabis
numerals By means ~ q frank ard
bevsl gear these npools are made ia
shlft rapidly ihs Ions screens bear
INK she letters and fiEursH which
pass before window-iikr openings ~
the case.
The mechanism nf these snooiz i
such that Is pressing the prupef
lever II Is poanible - step any set Of
Them prheu the desired letter npgeart
before the corresponding ou~uing. a
ssfys erftf eiacfrsr incansss~ceut ~
arc lamp ln the back part - the
ease Eliminates the screen ana
makes the letters plainly Visible In
the darkest ntsht
This uea Instrument. which Cap
tain Smith has named The Marine
signal Dispatcher 81 considered b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
Invention OF A SEATTLE
MAN MAY REvOL UTI0NIzE
NIGHT SIGNALING At SEA
CAPT. J. w. SMITH HAS PATENTED A DEVICE BY
WHICH MESSAGES MAY BE TRANSMITTED
WITH UTMOST ACCURACY IN LETTERS OF
FIRE DURING DARKEST. sToRMIEsT NIGHT

al who have inspected u as = great
Improvement over the old method 81
nag signaling.
This signal Dispatcher says
Captain smith Co the star. was In
sentsd to provide Improved appnra.
tue fof ehanEsablY eHposlnE - ylew.
III seFy direct manner alphabctic
Isttsra o. other characteristics sym
l,ols instead OF flags. which are
cotnm0niS IN unr 20 represent thens
seharactrFN. whereby msNenEsa MAJ
be quickly aud accurately conveyed
from vessel 60 vessel. or between
ships ard shore siNual stations.
y neither - nirht o. b. day. through
certain combinations 90 letters or
signs. aeeofding to a predetermined
code ~ signals zueh a. the Inter
national Code ~ present IN use.
Flags used for signalling ire
nusntiy become eniangied or wrap
ped around their supporting hal
N rsin during calm Ne.fther. or when
= steamer g. going before the wind
When the Wind blows ~ a direction
toward nr from the vessel IL sight
another objection r. met the signal
finrH blow end On to the observer
ard shclf coiors or shapea cannot
readily he disrerned. and often the
shlpa pass each other before = single
sentence ls made out or exchanged.
and consequently a distress ~
urrent signal though hoisted. ir fire.
auentiy iilegihis or misunderstood.
During stormy weather tire six
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
BIG FIGHTERS
BOX TONIGHT
Jack Johnson and Sandy Fer
guson Matched for a Bout in
San Francisco

SAN FRANCIEcO. Dec. A-Pat-
rons 81 the rupsd arena are looking
forward 60 lively battle tonight
when Jack Johnson. The eolored
heavyweight champion. and Sandy
Ferguson. the Boston heavyweight,
come together for 2o-rnuud bout.
The affair g. Ia be pulled off under
the auspices Of the Colun club.
FcrguHau'n stock has recently tnheu
a boom by reason Of his defeat of
Joe Waicott bat whether he l.
clever enough 10 stack up against
johnson H. n question In the minds
of the local fight followers. Both
men are hard hlttsra ard. whichever
way the decision goes. the contest II
expected 20 be one ~ the ilvclieat
seen herenbouts IN long time. The
two men have completed their work
~ preparation and appear 20 be In
the beet possible condition FOR the
battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
PLAY TOMORROW
UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TEAM LEFT LAST NIGHT
FOR PORTLAND TO PLAY MULTNoMAH

team on the Rridiron. Zach u. these
teams defeated the Portland team ~
a score 81 II o. o.
Captain Mcmillan Ar the Portland
aggregation and Manager Laube 81
Washington have had hard work get
ting together On the question u Off
eiais Best 81 Lafayette was ~ first
wanted by Washington az referee but
the Oregon men objected 10 him.
Shorts u Seattle. and Mcdonald ~
Portland were named Then the aBes-
ton ~ altering umpire and referee
came up This disagreement came
about through correspondence and IL
II expected when Mcmillan and Laubs
meet they will come 10 an agreement
IN a short time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
TRY OUT
TONIGHT
Jack MeClelland, Who Was
Recently in Seattle. viii Go
on Wnh Charlie Neary

MILWAUKEE, Dec. l-charIis
Neary. the Milwaukee baker who
has held his oWu With Buddy Ryan.
Young Mowatt. k,ddle SaHtry and
other good men Of his class. Il Echcd-
uled Tor a try-uut against Jack Me
Cleiiaud % Piftshurg. tonight This
contest - 60 be the principal event
OF the boxing show arranged by tn,
HadEef Athletic club. 'Fhe tight is
stsrctsd e. be one % the best seen
in Milwaukee this season. In thf
wind-up Jack pouRhrrty and Charlie
Berry viii meet. McCleilahd WAS a.
fight RUFF Turner in Seattle a fcw
months ago. but the authorities pre-
vented the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
PAY DEARLY FOR TROPHIES
OF THE CHASE IN ALASKA
BRITISH ARMY OFFICER AND VICTORIAN SPORTS
MAN HEAVILY FINED BY VALDEZ JUDGE FOR
KILLING MOUNTAIN SHEEP OUT OF SEASON

showed that he had killed sheep In the
month 81 August The lieutenant set
up the defense. however. that be had
merely assisted Captain Radcliffe In
killing specimens. If sas found guilty
aud fined $50 and costs. Formulation
10 keep the srophies u his skill was
given him.
The case of Mr. Little WAS thsn
called. lie Wns acting 49, head guide
for Captain Radcliffe ana Lieutenant
Glynn nd being IN their employ. said
h thought hf could aarist n killing
Hue cimenH f8r the museum lie was
fined 500 and costs aud also permits
ted b. keep biz trophies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04

After a rally ~ the University yes
terday. the Washington football team
took the North Coast Limited for
Portland iast niFht. Tomorrow the
last game 81 the season Will be played
With the Multnomah team 81 Portland.
All things considered. u will be the
hardest game 81 the year Seattle VIII
face formidable enemy IN the ath-
itiic club men. Nearly all Of them
are old college players and have
trained this year 40 that they ar. ia
almost perfect condition.
Especial Interest II taken Ia the
game as u will give an idea q how
Washington would compare with Stan
ford or the University u California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04

ual halYard often breaks and the
flnEs are blown IN a confused heap
10 leeward. flhEu Are torn or the
wrong ones bent on and the oppot-
tuuity for conveying ap important
message is lost aa the ships separate
or even while they are yet within
speaking distance.
My signal apparatus oYnfcumez
these and other Objectionable feat
ures"
Among the books Captain Smith
has written are The Self Instructor
~ Navigation" and Nautical Com
pass Adjustment"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
BOXING IN
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Dec. s-Touight
witnesses the resumption OF the
fighting game IA baltimore after n
lons period Of idisuess for the local
fighters and their followers The
opening ahow h. 10 Dc given by the
Eureka Athlete Club. which has ar
ranged an attractive program OF
events The star featafe % the show
IL 90 be a f8-round contest between
the two Baltimore feather weights.
billy Whistler and Joe Tipman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
WORLDS PRESS
PARLIAMENT

ST. LOUIS. Mo- Dec. THE ex-
ecutife committee having charge Of
the Worlds Press Parliament. 10 be
held IN st. Louis next MAJ. has an
uOunced tentative plans for the
gathering. The parliament WIN In
cludc representative newanap per men
from every country whore newsa
papers are published Arrange
menta already perfected indicate
that II Wili be the largest and most
notable gathering ~ newspaper
workers ever held. The Invitations
have been sent 10 leading Journal
lists throughout the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
Especial to Tn. star,

SPOKANE. Dec. A-Wlth her own
hands. pretty Mrs, Eta Patton
buried a little child. No mourners.
ne Faiibvurers. accompanies the
hearse on It's touraey 10 the ceme-
terry. The grave had been dug, aud
when Paramount cemetery was
reached the woman. unaided. low
cred the little coffin into the grave
and then filled up the opening Mrs.
Patton is the manager OF the Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04

a private letter received IN thiH city
states that Captain Radcliffe ana
Lieutenant u n. Giyau. ~ the British
army. pnd e. & Little Of Victoria. -.
{. we've arraigned before Judge IN
dreth az valdez on October T. on O.
charge Of killing mountain sheep out
Of season The captain was acquitted.
lie WIS able a. show "a permit allow
Ing him o. Kill bear sheep a. moose a.
any season ~ the year AH "a collector
Of specimens Tor he British Museum.
Lieutenant piynu demanded jury
trial The evidence II the Indians who
were in the employ ~ the party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
CITY SUED AGAIH

The negligence 81 contractors ia
the alleged cause % another dam
age suit filed with the city clerk YES
terday afternoon. Mrs. Anna Shaw
who resides az ST. James street.
Naiksd into an obstruction AZ the
corner q Fifth avenue aud james
street on November Z. taking a fail
which she claims injured her for
life She alleges that the city was
negligent IN allowing contra ctors
who erected n brick building ~ the
corner Ia place a board across the
walk but two feet from the ground
over this she stumbled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
FIGHT FOR
RAILROAD

PORT ANGELES. Dec. s-Troubis
has arisen in the affairs OF the Port
Angeles Pacific railroad. Wood
HofiuH A 30. Of Seauls have flied
with the auditor Of this county a
lien on the ruad for material fur
nlshod foe over 80 eco
Yesterday. at the request 81 the
smith Maatic Construction Com
pany. Judge Match appointed jane
Stewart receiver Of the road.
N is limited here that the fumpua
II caused by the warrinr OF two
factions In the company. enc repre-
sentink the Elmirs Logging Com
pany and the other the smith Mas
tic Construction Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
TACOMA MAN
IS ROBBED
He Fights Highwayman. But
Is Beaten Insensible


TACOMA. Dec. "a man named
Kelly. employed at the Clark Nick
eryon mill. was held up and robbed
~ about $50 at Grand avenue and
California street about 70 O'Clock
Last night
When confronted by the lone hiEh=
Waymzu with a revolver aud COM
handed 20 throw up his hands.
Kelly knocked the revolver ost n
the fellow hands. but hs recovered
Il and proreeded to hammer his
victim into inseurlhility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04

the coast. The feature OF the meet
ing viii be the competition for the
John Grace challenge cup which Is
the richest eoursing event Ia Amer
lea.
The half hundred or more fleet
Ereyhounds that will compete for the
rich stake represent well known ken
nels OF Montana. Texas. Illinois. Ne
hraska. Minnesota. Iowa and a num-
Der OF other states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
BASEBALL
Mike Fisher May Place a Team
in Tacoma Next Year

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4-Miko
Fisher. Of the Sacramento team of tho
Coast league left here last night for
Tacoma. whore he will attempt TO
move HE tenn FOR the next season.
Fisher 10 disguised with she way no
has been treated by Sacramento and
wants 60 take his entire bunch ~
players % the city ~ Destiny Ia
coma u is known. ia anxious % get
into The Ifaamn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
BLOW PROVED
FATAL
Spokane Boy Shown Fitzsim-
mons Punch and Dies Few
Hours Later
fspeeisI 70 The ssarl

SPOKANE. Dee As the result Il
being taught the FItHslmmous knock
out bioW. Harry Walton. a fi-year-ctd
Spokane boy. died today.
Lat Saturday the boy visited some
friends N Union park, and during the
afternoon a set Of boxing gloves wers
produced and sparring beEan. a hoy
named Mitchell agreed % show young
Walton the celebrated hiow % Fitz-
simmons IN the solar lfiexus The blow
was given and walton said Il made
him feel a little sick az the time. Later
IN the day while 81 home. he was taken
worse and has since beer quite 81.
Last night he had "a spaam and died,
The attending physician says death
was undoubtedly due 10 the blow Tbs
Mitchell boy has not been located. The
parents q the Walton youth are dis
tracted with Ertef and the whols
neighborhood II n a state of excite.
meut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
WOMAN BURIES BABE
WITH HER OWN HANDS
UNAIDED SHE BEARS LITTLE cASKET TO GENE
Terry AND LOWERS IT INTO GRAVE

ington Undertaking Company and
the child was Aiphonrc sehustcr. the
S-YsHr=uld san OF Mr.. aud MIS-,
Joseph SchuEter.
The child died 81 diphtheria, and
according 90 the law no one but
the undertaken was ta have any
connection with its intefmsnt, but
this fact nor that the weather was
bleak and cold ON the cemetery hills
had the least effect a. deterrent
ON the brave little woman UNDER
taksr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
HINKY Drinks
GOT revenge

The Hinky pink hoWlers took their
revenge on the Pleasant Beach ball
rollers on the Arcade alleys, last
night
The local bunch won out ON the
team from across the sound by a
score of lis pins. The Hinky Drinks
won every game rolled. The Pleas
ant Beach team recently defeated
the Hinky Drinks.
The visitors brought large party
Of ladies and gentlemen over with
them TO witness the match. and a
banquet was rendered the visitors
after the game had been bowled.
The score follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
MAKE TINE ENGLISH
PLUM PUDDING IN
HUNDRED TON LOTS

LONDON. Dec. 4.--with The ap-
preach Of Christmas. the rium
pudding Industry Of England which
80 FAR has not been called upon to
repel any American Invasion other
than that made up OF consumers =
n IN It's glory. From London. tons
of festive puddiuKs find their way
All over the world.
one firm in oxford street. among
tho known makers Of plum
pudding. sells each Christmas about
$50 tons 81 the product. which.
roughly estimated. amounts 90 near
iy 100000 puddinas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
CzAROWITZ is
ENTY-FIvE
Heir Apparent to the Russian
Throne Celebrates Birthday

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 4.-Re-
liRiOug services were held through
out the empire today N celebration
~ the 26ih birthday Of Grand Duke
Michael, heir apparent 10 the throne.
who was born Nov. 20. O. s. 0Dec.
~. 1878. The services also inciud-
ed thaukegiviuas for the czarina' s
progress toward recovery.
notwithstanding the fact that he
appears destined to become the czar
81 all the Busslas, the czarowltz IL
probably the least Known publicly
81 any ~ the members # the i'm
periai family, end 81 u difficult 10
realize that the frail. aiekly youth,
who was never expected 70 reach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
DAMAGED BY
HIGHWATER
Headgate Works on Govern
ment Irrigation Ditch Is
Washed Out
Especial TO Tn. star,

NORTH YAKIMA. Dec. 1-~The
headKate works Of the new rcservA-
tlon canal now being Constructed by
the government have been almost
destroyed by the high .rater in the
Yakima river. The Chinook came
the first OF the week and caused TIRE
rivers 10 rise. The canal work waE
about half completed when the flood
washed the woodwork away aud
covered the masonry With about II
feet Of water.
The damage Is estimated At about
81 200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
KAISER
WORSE
HE is IN A VERY BAD WAY PHYSICALLY = CAN
TALK ONLY IN WHISPERS AND THEN CAN
SAY BUT A FEW WORDS

BERLIN. Dee "A report H. pub
hshsd today stating that Princess
Charlotte oldest sister 81 the Kaiser
- suffering frorn a cancsreus tumor q
the law.
Apprehension regarding The kalser's
condition - intensified tcdAy hy the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04

publication In the official newspaper,
Prrusaisehs Cetr,spndcuH. that the
knlaera condition Is far from sstis'
factory ITO sRn talk in whispers onlY
and then can say bat a few werslr. ID
usrs . slate Ter conversation. Hs locks
aged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
TOM REILLY
IN TRAINING
Seattle Middleweight is Shap-
ing Up for his Go Shortly
With Billy Woods

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. Toms
my Reilly. the husky Seattle fighter,
is working hard at san Rafael to
get into shape FOR his fight with
Billy Woods. the middle weighg
coast champion. Tommy has re-.
marked that he would never fight
a cnlored man except Tor a cham
piouship. but he has decided to take
Woods ON. The match Is before the
10.
Reilly wants to dispose OF Woods
and believes that he can do It easily.
What he wants 10 de Is 20 obtain
match with Tommy Ryan fer the
worlds championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04

The university orators who will
compete tonight at Denny hall for
the honor Of representing Washing
ton In the Interstate debating con-
test. next June, have chossn bio-
graphical subjects. Frederick Hast
ings viii speak on "Toussaint
ItoVertures" Maurice Scroggs. on
John Howard" John Withyeomb,
On oliver Cromwell" and Hayden
Richardson. the colored boy, on
Booker T. Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04

Actresses must have fads now
ndays. aud the younger and prettier
the actress the more prominent the
fad. Fencing has become ono or
the particular fada among the attn
letically Inclined stage women and
Miss Mnnoln MAZDA Hurst; Of The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
C0URSlNG MEET

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. There
are abundant Indications that the
coursing meet 90 opeH at Union park
tomorrow viii be the most notable
affair Of the kind ever pulled off ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT

LNppN VI = ftN1A lOtft Gff
Butchers No isG- nardicks hail. So.
Seattle
building Trades Assembly Eaintors'
hall
EXurcsameu.
laundry Wagon Drivers No. Car
pontcrs' hall,
Longshoreintn-- tanRshoro mems hall.
MachnistH Union hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
IiINKY pINKs.

Tonight the Crystals. the newly
orrauizea team. viii bowl "A picked
team ON tin Arcade alleys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04

Calnose Honeymoon" company H.
enc Of the claimants for champion
ship houors among stage fencing
women. Miss Hurst 81 very pref
y girl. whose home o. Philadelphia
Her father was FOR many years nn
editorial writer on the Philadelphia
Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
BENZ. sEWALL's MASTER HERE

Capt. =. "a. Haistead Of the Amef-
lean ship Benjamin Sewall which
was wrecked October g off the coast
~ Formosa. arrived here yesterday
az q passenger of the Nippon lussn
Kniaha's liner Iyo Mnru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04
TW0 NEW CAPTAINS

SPOKANE. Dec 4-John Miller. the
star hslfback Of the local football
team. has been elected captain Tor
next year.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4=geo. II.
Clark has been chuaen captain ~ the
Stanford football team for next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04

manhood. 10 now Is years old,
The grand duke IA the third son
OF the late cxar. Alexander Ill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-04

DE- TAILS

CHICAGO. Dec Philadelphia
Jack OHfien and Tommy Ryan have
agreed go fight 20-raunl match fur
the championship Of America before
the club offering the iurgesf purse.
The men met here yesterday and
The state herald., 1903-02-27

in that locality to attempt to raise bssts
for the market owing to their distance
from sugar factory, still it Ger ;ainly
would pay them to raise bsets for teed.
At that time we were nat aware that
such a reasonable price could be secured
for the beets for shipment Consdsrs-
bic interest 10 being taken In the mat.
ter by the farmers and the cultivation Of
beets will undoubtedly bs given q thor.
ough test in that locality.
We understand that the gentlemen
who addressed this meeting, in thei,
zeal to snthuse the farmers over the bee,
industry, even went SO far as to suggest
that, if the culture OF beets proved sue.
cossful in the Haxtun country, Haxtun
might be able to secnre sugar factory
Gaming from representative Of neigh.
boring town that has for some time pset
making an effort to secure a factory with
out success, that was quito liberal These
gentlemen had evidently been reading
what the HERALD had to say last weeh
about the Frenchman valley having 81
good prospect for . sugar factory al
some Of the localities on the Soutt
Platte river about which much has bee,
said and published.
The state herald., 1903-02-27

Snndry Nebraska editors occasionally
sneer at Governor Mickey because lie
carries his religion into the ordinary
affairs of life, and the sneers are IN very
bad taste. Well regulated people I'D.
mire man who is consistently religious,
who believes in living up to their creed
every day in the week. The governor
makes no display of his religion, and
there is no observation-disclosures aboui
him. i. would be good thing for poli.
iIcs and public morals il pious men wers
usually chosen for offices OF responsible
ty, always distinguishing between the
pious aien and the hypocriie.--LIncoln
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