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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

The Rhinelapaer papers last week
stated thai George Bishop returned TO
that city last week after spending few
days with his wife in visiting relatives
in the southern part of the state Mr..
Bishop is Dow. they state, the picture OF
health ard fully restored in mind. A
year as.5 it was asserted that he was
afflicted with paresis and could live
Int q Few months. His recovery Is as
great 4 sssSurise To his friends as was
his sudden tcthronement of mind.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
LYCEUM.

The following is the program of the
high school lyeeum as carried out last
Friday afternoon
Music-Duet .......-..-...
Misses sadie LaDu, Jessie Kenyon.
ESSay-A FrenChmau on Lyceum Program 80
Ruth kollock.
Reeitauon-Mr. Jonathan Bangs ................
Mary Larson.
Essav-The College High school Football GAM
Paul koebke.
Recitation-Little Jacob strauss. -,.--..- 80.
Meinhart koenig.
Essay-The FAN of Richmond. ,t.,.......-
Oscar Larson.
Debate - Resolved That the vote of three
f0nrths of a Jury should be competent to rem
der verdict in all criminal cases.
Affirmative Alfred Zimmerman, Jessie hef
lOok.
Nesetive -Frieda Kuckuk, Mamie Miller
Karl Kraatz Blanche Lampert
EsSsy-Wm Mckinley. -. .......-. ....-.-...-.
Alfred Lemke.
Reel ,ation-PO0r Little Moses ....-.,., 49,,
Henry Koppa. s
EsSay-Arhe Boston Tea Party. So. 49, .---
John kaufman
Recitation Merry Nike ..,-s, .-... ...-
Leon kopps.
ESSay-Battle of Lake Erie ...... 49, 1880 49,
Walter hiefer-
EsSay-HaLdel .,....-. - $500
Imogene Hanger.
Lillian Young
Debate decided in favor of the negative
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

A paint male expressly for covering
radiators. AMI color desired, and ready
for immedis1e use. for sale byfO. &.
Callies. Bay some and protect your
steam Apparatus, as well as identifying
-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

Amigo. Rhinelander, i9 9gS a m 9 9:4s a. m
Hurley and Ashland, MS rs p M m S:ioR. n
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

:29 a. N, 2:45 am
MarshfeId, st. Paul, 1890 al N.
Minneapolis and west 1901 p. N. 4:45 PM
1910 d. M 1890 pm.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
ROCKY F0RDS EXCELLENT TEL.
EPH0NE SERVICE.
To be Greatly Improved by the Ex-
pendlture Of Large Appropriation.

Toward the end Of December a record
was kept ono day OF the number OF tele-
phone calls coming into the Rocky Ford
office. and the total for twenty four hours
ran over two thousand. II can be imsg-
ined from this what an important, factor
the telephone is in our daily affairs. since
|, Is obvious that much time and labor
mus; have been consumed to accomplish
this amount Of business withou, IT,
The Colorado Telephone Company boz
liese that the excellent. promp: and cour-
teous service which ;hoy have ondeavoree
TO give. coupled with tho fact that a raas-
enable price 10 charged for Il. has made
tho telephone such generally appreeiat-
cd household servant: and approciating
tho kind manner in which their efforts
nave been received. are only tho more
anxious TO please their patrons With this
end in view. and realizing that tho rapid
growth and general and steadily increas-
ing prosperity continuing Is only fore
runner Of tho future. many improvements
have been planned for tho comiag year
for which very large appropriation has
been made.
Principal among these will ba tho in
ssalla;ion Of large 900 wire load shsa,hed
cables to take the place Of all bare wires
nov being distributed from the large aerial
pole lines. Tho cables having . large Ca
psei,y will enable ;hem to meet future
requirements. All poles now on the city
streets ~ili b removed as far as possible
TO the alleys. and tho wires run into resi-
denees and business houses from the roar.
insafing naas appearance. Ten addi-
,,oral ,funsing circuits ~ill DO connected
inen tho la Iun,s S. W. board mssing tho
service more efficient: also nsw tall li'
tsiis 10 Pueblo.
wi;h the large and steadily increasing
numbsr o. phones 4 Is a gfea: sndaesmsni
toward pfomps service ;hs; saeseseefs
should call as faf ss possible BY nurneef
since much time is consumed bs the opsf-
ssafs in looking these up when calls come
by name. Il beng ifnpos sih'e for them TO
correctly remember The pfeHxes and sim
ilafi;y Of nufnbefS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
oLHEY SPRINGS.

Mrs. Richardson returned homs Monday
after si1 weeks visit in Iowa with her
parents.
J. S. Coaard & Sons received car Of
corn las, week and will begin feeding
sheep for tho spring market.
Miss kisly returned Sunday from Don
vef and began school Noatay.
Mrs. Rockwell and children arc home
from La Jun,a where. they had been
spending the holidays With Mr. c. par
cnts.
VIII ola.s came IN Sunday from ST.
Louis where he has baan for tho pas;
thres moa;hs.
We had church and Sunday school las,
Sunday. the ars, s!ass tho SMALLPOX
scare.
Mf. and Mrs. John WORK Of King Cen
tor. ~ill move ens mils cas-, Of olney this
week. We are glad 70 welcome the sarni-
Iy 10 our nesghbofhooa.
we,ley Lsasbery Of Pueblo. was calling
on friends here one DAY las; week and
looking after his pfopsfiy interests here.
Tho young ladies arc talking Of giving
a milk MAIDS drill sad a supper in tho
near future
W. II. Bennett; Of S.. LOUIS. was hero
Tuesday looking after the melon crop fof
tho nss, year. The 6G,ioos Is good for
an association at This s'ses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
A We'll csas,rucsed Fire Trap.

Wednesday morning an alarm Of Ere
was sounded because Of a small fro a;
tho depsS Chiss karpa's fro depaf;inan;
was quickly on tho ground By tho. aid Of
pssings team and tho blaze soon es;in-
gaishsd. Tho fro was caused by tho IN
eseuaablo earelesness Of tho workman
who recently made extensive repairs IN
tho building A ;sus had boon bull, on a
foundation Of pino seaniitng. As tho Hue
was opan entirely down TO tho sean'iing.
on which Goals and sparks were falling
continually. fro was a necessary foss!;
sooner or later. tho only wonder beng
,ha; Il did no: occur sooner. Once upon
a time ~o saw similar b; Of reckless
carpenter work. A now :iuo boing need
cd in an old house TO which additions had
been made. the carpenters Gu, hole IN a
wall. inserted stove pipa and started a
fire. Before tho house was burned down
the flames were put out and Il was dis
covered that there was no aua whofe the
stove pipa entered tho wall. the smoke
and flames simply going up between two
closely bull; old wooden buildings. The
f.ua in tho Santa Fe depot was abou, as
safe iob Of building ss the old-iashioned
stick chimney with tho mud loft OH.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
THIS Time Ordw.y Suffered.

Tho Bank Of ordway. owned by Sill
man. Williams q Co. Of Sugar City was
robbed Of abou, $4,000 at o'clock Tues
day morning by two mon. who blew open
tho safe with -glyeerine. Tho loss a,
first was supposed to have been greater.
bu; bag Of gold. which tho robbers in
their haste overlooked. was discovered
among tho debris Of tho vault Tho loss
Is covered with burglar insurance and the
back will reopen In few days.
As soon as tho robbsry was discovered
q posse started on tho trail Of tho mon.
who made their way wes, In a single bug
~ for several miles. There tho trace
was lost and tho search abandoned.
Several persons heard two explosions.
but thinking sha, some cowboys were
drunk and shooting up tho town" paid no
further attention To tho noise.
OF tho money stolen Sioo was In gold.
$50 In silver and tho remainder. some
thing under $4,000. In newly issued bank
bills iha; had Jass bean signed BY tho
banks officials.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
a Money Maker for the county.

During the past year County Clerk
Garwood has turned in over $4,000 in
excese fees. after paying all the expenses
Of his office from the receipts.
In 1901 the total number o. instru-
ments filed Of all descriptions was 1885.
representing in cash S6.i26.4e. During
tho year just closed there were filed and
recorded total OF 5.27z Instruments.
representing in cash the sum Of s7.2Al.i6
Tho Increase in tho number Of instruments
over last year was 9l2. and tho increase
in cash receipts. Si.ll4.6z.-La Junta
Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
The Trsbsas's seeeasrseis,cs.

The Rocky Ford Tfibuns Of las: week
Published letter from Mrs. Emma J. B.
Bradley Of La Jun,s. in answer to tho
structures Of the En;sfpsise and Oaxa';s
on the ". c. T. us position In tho las;
election. The Enterprise secs no demand
fof tho continuance Of the controversy a;
;his late date. As far as actual safsiee
in the cause Of prohibition is concerned
the Enterprise has standing not TO be
effected By any letters that may coma
from la jansa OF elsewhere.
The letter Of Mrs. Bfadley's appears in
the Tribune wi,hos: adverse comment.
and ys; contains this language in regard
10 recent Democratic candidate who was
supported By the Tribune:
'He was no, fitted. either mentally or
morally. for The position TO which he as
pred
This sius Is so unfair and untrue that
we are as;onishsd TO And !; gwen place
in the columns Of the Tribune ~i'hos,
comments Of eensurs.
The recent course Of the Tribune would
indicate that I, will in April come out
fairly and sauarely for the cause Of local
prohibition.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
CORRESPONDENCE;
NEWDALe

w. A. crun Is down from Fort Collins,
J. o. Bartholemew has bough. go acres
near Las Animas and will move there
soon. He,retains his property here. bav-
ing leased Il to R. II. James.
K. l. Muniord and bride were treated
to surprise party Wednesday evening.
Tho mex, meeting Of tho literary will DO
Friday. the r5,h.
Tho Newdale Melon Growers assoeia-
ton will moo, Saturday evening. Jan. Ia.
A. j. Woodbury.. who has boon spend
ing couple Of nonihs with his son. II. j..
left for his homo In New Mexico on Mon
day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
Mems Silver Medal Contest.

cunning OF inc W. v. J.. v. year, MRS.
klinefelter. superintendent Of contest
work. has averaged ore contest every
month. and they are gaining in popular
ity despite the prediction that their fro
qucncy would prove their downfall. The
house is always filled to It's utmos, seat
ing capacity. and more. in fact. The
people are awakening to the truth that
ihey can be entertained by home talen,
and OF higher quality than the many
questionable imported entertainments. be-
sides tho money Is kept here a. home and
used for tho good and Improvement Of
our own town.
Then there Is another consideration to
DO thought Of in xuppor,ing these contests.
and tina, is that Il Is giving young people
FREQ instruction In oloeu;ion ihey perhaps
would not otherwise get.
All the speaking last Friday was so
very good !; mus, have been Difficult,
matter with tho Judges In making their
decisions. but they agreed 20 Eiss |; to she
young man who oiled all the preachers
ereaky doors and gave them such a pol
ishing they will run smooth for lorg
tino.
Little Miss Jilison received much ap-
plsnso In giving hor solo with guitar se-
Compartment.
j. ]. Blinn tod story about deacon
who sold match for dollar to a man
who was going 10 burn railroad bridge.
Il bang against his conscience. ho eonsoi-
cd himself with tho idea ths, tho man
was going TO do !; anyway and he nigh,
as well have dollar as not. Moral
find Il.
PICTURES From Life by John C.
chaimer. was greatly appreciated.
Tho Great Question. by J. NJ. Little.
shows wha, rood eGec, there Is In pre-
sensing a subiee; in one's own natural
wss. We wish Tho whole community
could h,ss heard his s;o y abou, tho pug
pcs.
Tho Commercial college ausf;s;;s were
called again which added much 10 tho
arnusemea: and edifies,soa Of tho house.
l. J. Henry makes an oseailen, Dutch
man and his selection was foseefal and TO
tho point.
The Life Boat by p. 4. George. was
fearful and pathetic. bs; ended with rosy
CLEANS Of eladness
Mrs. Jilison in hsr reading compared
tho owl Of gossip;ng with eannibsiisn.
Ths creates, honor was accorded tho
Silver Grey auarss';e. they having been
called four times.
Miss Edwins Howard resi;sd humor-
Gus selection.
Rev. knue.oy presented the medal To
C. r. Burke. and the second. half dozen
photos by Orr. to T. ]. Henry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

We las, week reported ;ha, !. D Hale
had sold his fine home east Of town TO A.
Miller for $4,000. The item was tue
then bu, we must take Il back" this
week BY mutual agreement the deal
was cancelled and Mr.. and Mrs. Hale
will continue TO live in the home they
prize so highly. Before eaneeIling The
Hale trade Mr.. KILLER arranged for the
purchase Of Q. w. Newberry's place. two
miles ives, Of town. For "a acres si2.-
500 was paid. which shows tha. Rocky
Ford real estate has substantial value.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
To ti,c Brothsshsoa Of American
Heomcu:

Are yoa member Of tho pro.hefhood
Of American Yeosnsn7 II so you arc re-
auas,sd TO mse; with gs Tuesday evening.
January is. q the X. p. hall. a delssa-
:ion from Antelope Homestead. No. $40.
o! La Jun,s. will be With VI and a loin,
installation Of Officers fof the ensuing
term will take place. Tho state manager.
J. q. Graham. will be present, There
~ill be several candidates 10 initiate.
plenty o. good things 20 eat. an abunasnea
Of fun and a general good time. II you
will come and help US mako il so.
Hereafter. Rocky Ford Homestead. No.
7i4. will occupy The X. p. hall on the
second and fourth Tuesday evenings Of
each month.
Yours in w. C. and p.
r. w. Smith.
Carrssponden. No. 1ts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

IL. Colby. who has made such sue
cess Of the ehile-eon-esfne business in
Rocky Ford. has sold to C. w. Cullison.
who will continue to supply the same es-
eeIlen, article Of diet a, the old stand.
Mr.. Colby will 60 into the manufacture
Of the chile eondifnen, on a commercial
scale. supplying chile parlors in all por-
tons Of the union with the material for
successful operation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

The Indepeaden, Melon Growers as
socis,ion on Saturday elected the follow
ing officers; c. J. Samples. president.
Wiley Robertson. secretary: which ofiis-
ers. with F. D. Bouehard. constitute the
board Of directors. The officers report a
prospae, for considerable increase in
their numbers this year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
Round Table Club.

Al tho nor, meeting Of III, Round Table
club. Thursday. January is. the following
program will be rendered;
Roll esii-Pfominsn, Women o. the
Revolution.
Music e-Hsii. Columbia.
Paper. Statesmen Of the Revolution
Miss West.
Reading. Patrick Henry's F IN o :
Speech Miss Smith.
Paper. Washington and the Resolu-
ton Miss Gres,house.
History. chapter 5s-&z-Miss Gooeh.
Magazine Miss Abbot
The divorce case o. Adrs Hines VS..
Benz r. Hines came 10 in the county
court las; Saturday before Judge Wallis
and Isry. A divorce was granted on
the grounds Of cruelty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

An ar, eshibi, Is to be made BY the
public schools beginning March ie. in
connection with four nights entertain
rnen,. The proceeds Of tho occasion will
be used to purchase pictures for the new
school rooms.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

The Knights Of Py,hias expect TO have
a good time Monday evening. the 18th.
The new officers will bo installed and
there will be some interesting degree
work. followed by fine supper.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

Wanted. a place as cook or house,
keeper. Address Mrs. Geo. w. Briggs.
Rocky Ford. 52-55-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

j. r. Harseh. S. 3. Faulkner and D.
Ryder. appointed By Judge Dixon to
examine the books and accounts Of Treas
urer Beerbohm. concluded their labors on
the frs; day Of the year. and found the
accounts to be scientifically KEEP, and the
money all there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

Correspondent; No. TlA
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-12
Miners ConV,-tra Of Rio.i,o

Pot'stiiie. Pa. uasch Q -Wladis-av
ko'insN'. Authary Fliuo,ricz. Stanis.
law LUhowsit. Jos ,ph Wcnshkanes
and Anthony Hidzisvic- five Of N
ueiendants SIC wore tried for riorin,
IN Sntnafaio.G, ou July 3o. when 10.
Sefn iieT' 1871 was "a ally beaten by n
.''oo' @ere tund guilty Saturday. Sen
'e"e- Was frspeu Ped. pending the die.
POSITION q. "a motion Tor new trial
'11s" hechiel directed that they each
enter BAN IN ihc sum OF s. 200.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-12
GAVE SERVANT POISONED COFFEE
Lazy Nebess- Fearing BETRAYAL. At.
temrted to Murder Girl

Berlin March "a published 4, =.
pa'ch from Munich announces that Z -
Lady Aohess. Elizabeth Won Haze =
ley. OF the old woman's asylum. ~
was on trial for attempting to p, ism
servant girl. has been sentcnc a. -
six years detention In ns
Cary h1'eh
,s .t. -- 'SN'iN el stat
given az the tIal tho ser '.o .-i
tho i,+t.,.-. iEht years
rbo .ll.,-. -, anu onfdant OF
sl.rler. ,.,.--. many alleged
~, -i.,, $50, ,....l rs Of the Ba-
the ar.f....s .-', - Jew weeks ago
and then. Go was cha, qu"i ecu
foar,,. a., 49,, gid, the abbess
s+ori.., an, 80. aii diwilge the
nr,,-at ,.,,,-.a.t- Ct in court circles
Co,7aa u.h,-h - cid into the girls
her violently i'll
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-12

ESTABLISHED ls41
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-12
CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS WON
Bill Passes =
ns---- =
6rth Carolina Senate
tor Practice LEGAL.

Eil FaSSCS
Making T 0"@o
Raleigh y |esd''
S,io,+t-.- e.. Starch 9.-Christian
general as 'A"'' nSht before inc
Satpra,, scmbly of North Carolina
nractioo "rcn Inc law TO define the
which w. q medicine and surgery.
Of tbofr Fvid make illegal the practice
amend fatth In North Carolina, was
act a. 81 70 read Provided that this
minis q not apply TO any person who
Inv fers or cures the sick or afflicted
Ain pFitual means only. prayer to
dru lshty Goa. without the use Of
an * or any material scans" the
n hc ment havin been worded by
Il rs Alary Hatch Harrison, OF the pub
y atl"n committee for the state OF
'orta Carolina. J he bill passed its
maj -resding in III, senate without a
I uls.jc1 ting vote.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-12

Member 81
PAtras Law
A~-uciFtftln.
lnfOrna
tionss1ore
quiren nts
ana costs
iOrsscuring
Letters Pat
eut on in
Ventions.
e a Y ats.
IA q e
narks.etc
sent f0eiu
mphlet
on request
1T naming
some Of my
clients IN
every state
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-12
colored Pusifist Kills His Wife.

chester. Pa. March 9.--Mapd Jones.
eolmed. was shot dead yesterday by
ner> husband. George. alias Kid
Jones. pugilist The shooting took
place in the house Of a neaghbor. Jeal-
"usv was the cause OF the murder.
Jones tried to escape. but was cap
'uged- few min utes after committing
the crime.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-12
'Jack the siuooer, Dead IN Jail.

cam bridge Mass, } Iarch s.-George
l. . Perry, the negro lad indicted for
'"e niHrders of Agnes IcPhee at Som
erV'lle. and Clara MORT IN at Waverly,
commonly referred TO as the Jack
tne Siusser' cases. dick I at the Cam
Drlose Jail yesterday fro n nervous ex-
hausuon. Perry survives | an attack of
'ypnolu fever, ana his death is an
hounced 10 have resugz ID indirectly
from worry, which, prove nted a COM
piete physical restoratEn from the
weakened condition in vrsa ch the fever
left him Though he was told on Fri
day that his end was ne4 T. it is not
known that Perry made any formal
statement and il is beaie1 I'd that he
protested MS innocence 10 II Q last
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-12
l.. J. nAYDEN
MANUFACTURER or
Pure Herb Medicine.

i one oi the Greate>t Heaters of he Sick
on earth. Cures all Diseases or no Cha~,-..
1 cure All diseases that are known IL H.,
human race ar no charge. no ,nAtt.r
what your disease, sickness or afliirtion
may be. and restore you 10 perfect hsal-b
cure the following diseases. Henri bis
ease. Consumption. Blood. Kidney n
yer. bladder. Structure. Piles in anv form
Neruso. Quinsy. Sore Throat LUNGS
dyspepsia. Indigestion. Constipstier
Rheumatism. in any form. Pains ami
Aches OF any kind. Colds. Broncbi. i
troubles Sores, Skin Diseases. an inn
lng sensations, all Female COMPLAINS
Ia Drippe, or Pneumonia: Ulcers car
ouocies, boiis. Cancer. the worst forms
without the use of knife OF Instruments.
eczema. timpies on face aud body. Dis'
1etes OK hicnevs or Rrights Disensa of
'he hilnels- ! cure any disease no mar
Ter OF what nature. All venereal dis
eases specially. Medicine sent To any
address ~ express. For fuu particulars
7 = d. two-ceat stamp for answer. No.
tut West Broad Street Richmond 4,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-12
Big Fire at WiIIialrspo, t, pa.

"liii5nispOrt, Pa. NJ arch 3. 49, Fire
mere yes terday morning. quite the old
olman Opera House building, burn
ing on Michael Lewis Buffalo Cloth
ing y Duse, George INmer's. general
store, the armory Of Companies ID, c
ana I. OF the Twelfth Regiment. N.
y. ~, and half dozen other occupants.
= ne total loss is estimated at g75, 900.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-10-28

ment consisted In thrusting the pipes
Of smokers through their noses.
In Russia. at the same period, the
noses of smokers We're cut off. The
powers ecclesiastical were strongly op,
posed to the new habit, and Pcpes Ur-
bah VIII. and Innocent y. Numbered
in turn against the terrible vice OF
smoking. The papa thunders, how
ever, proved powerless against th;,
charms CT st. Nicotine. although there
was much reason in those DEGREES
which were directed against the Gus.
tom of smoking and snuffing in church
Pope Urban accommodated all who
should be guilty of SO unbecoming q
practice, and later Innocent y. solemn
ly accommodated all who should take
snuff or tobacco in st. Peters church
at Rome.-All the Year Round.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-10-28
The DIPLOMATIC Ne,vsboy.

''An American friend had told me
that could trust no one in New York. :"
said the tourist from Sweden. He adj
vised me 10 take great care of my
money unless | was willing TO pay for
experience SO have been extremely
careful-with one exception.
Il sat on Il beach in Madison square
the other day wien Il bright eyed
ragged little boy came running up with
bundle of newspapers | bought one.
handing him Il quarter in payment.
Il amt got no change he said.
Then go and get change | told
him.
He hurried away and soon was lost
In the crowd. a man sitting near me
on the bench smiled and remarked.
We'll, you are easy
interested in my paper. the minutes
slipped away until had forgotten all
about the boy and the coin. AS | was
folding up the paper to go he came
running to me again. hot and breath
less.
Here's yer quarter. he said. Pay
me tomorrow. can't get no change
THE incident impressed me, turn
ed to the man on the bench and re-
marked with some satisfaction: And
yet you said | was easy. You see. The
boy is honest
~ did not say that the boy was dis
honest, he replied. but did say that
you were easy, and the proof of that is
that you Rave made him II present Of
the quarter which is just what he ii
tended that you should dc
Really, you New Workers are all
diplomats or cynics New York Press
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-10-28
CUNARD LINE
COURTS WAR
Big Ship Companies May Cut
Rates in Order to
Get Business

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S-The new Med
iterranean service of the Cunard line.
which was inaugurated today with the
departure of the steamship Aurania for
Gibraltar, Genon, Naples and other
Mediterranean ports, is likely to pre-
cipitate the rate war which has been
predicted for some time. When the
Cunard company withdrew from the
Morgan combination it was freely pre-
dfcted that it was only the preparatory
step toward making a strong bid for a
larger share of the south of Europe inn
migrant traffic, hitherto practically
controlled by the German and Italian
lines. These predictions are now veri-
fed. Maritime interests are now Gag
erly. awaiting further developments.