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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
KR0TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Wczoraj, jako W dniu 1 mats,
mimo re to byia niedziela, przepro-
wadzka W miescie byla wieksza, ni&
kiedykolwiek dotychczas. Zapewniajs,
re 260 firm zajmujacych sic prze-
prowadzaniem mebi, wszystkie bez
wyjatku musiaiy dostawic .wszyst1ie
swe wozy wielkie | mniejsze, azeby
wykonae zamowienia.
- Policyant Michael Kelleher zna,
lazi wczoraj torebke zawierajaca S166
/ billet panny Edna Ang, bawiacej
chwilowo W miescie. Znalazi wiasci.
cielke oddai jej jej wiasonsc.
W 3 pietrowym budynku pm. 3464
Halsted str. wczoraj powstai pozar, W
skutek kt6rego 35 letni Joseph Webb
straci} zycie, uduszony dymem s in
nych mieszkahc6w ledwie uratowala
straz ogniowa cd podobnego losu.
- Przed dwoma dniami g. c. Pc.
mercy zaangazowai pewnego murzy-
ma do po.woaenia jego automobilem.
Wczoraj zniki bez wiesci murzyn
wraz automobilem, kosztujacym
$2,500.
- "a letni Frank Roski, 1919 Hal
sted str, z dwoma towarzyszami
wczoraj pred switem zakradi sic do
skiadu w. Schumlowitza pm. 3318
Morgan str W celu rabunku, ale 20
sta} postrzelony W glove przez wla'
sciciela obudzonego ley obecnie ra-
niony szpitalu wiezienia powiato
wego.
- Wczoraj W Sherman House cd.
byIo sic wielkie zgromadzenie dele
gat6w r6znych towarzystw katolickich
celem uiozenia programu wystapienia
ma uroczystosci poswiecenia nowego
niemieckiego kosciola sw Bonifacego
ma rogu ulic Noble Cornell, ktore sic
odbedzie czerwca. Obliczaja, re 20,--
900 osob wezmie udzia{ W .wymarszu.
- IL letni Blair Steele, 481S Lake
ave., wczoraj bawiac sic wskakiwa-
MEM ma przejezdzajace tramwaje, do
stai sic pod koia jednego mich 20
stai przejechany. Staio sic to ma Main
str. W Evanston. w szpitalu W Evan
ston, dokad go zawieziono, uznano "a
konieczne amputowac mu obie nogi.
- &C letni Frank Kucera, 500 Cen
ter ave., krawiec, strzelif do siebie W
zamiarze samob6jczym W obec swej
zony trafii sic piers smiertelnie.
Jest W szpitalu powiatowym
- Onegdaj $4,000 obywateli popIa,
clio swe podath W powiatowym urze-
die podatkowym. Byl to ostatni
dzieh, ktorym mona bylo placic
podatki bez 'kary".
= Ma szynach kolejowych W re
zalniach onegdaj zwrotniczy Dennis
Vaughan, 931, 81 str, zostai przeje-
chany przez locomotive ranzujaca I
wkrotce potem W skutek tego umari.
- Ma 79 ulicy onegdaj spadi da-
chu wagonu pociagu frachtowego cy-
garnik Richard Gomez Philadelphia
/ pokaleczyi- sic talk strasznie, re W.
skutek tego wkr6tce potem umari.
- Koroner Traeger W zesziym mie-
siacu badai 290 wypadkow smierci. 81
osob sta}o sic ofiarami nieszczesli-
wych wypadkow; 72 nagle umario z
r6znych innych powod6w; 20 umarlo
ME wzywajac lekarza, Sc byio samo-.
b6jc6w, 13 zostaio zamordowanych
lub zabitych przez broniacych wia,
snego zycia. 2 badanych tylko 3S d
mario ~ przyczyn naturalnych".
- Grand jury kwietniowa pred cd.
roczeniem sic, raporcie swym radzi
zaprowadzit tracenie elektrycznoscia
zamtast ma szubienicy.
- letni John Emerson onegdaj W
South Chicago, blisko 80 ulicy, wpadi
do rzeki utonal, MIN zdoiano mu
pospieszyc pomoca-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
sowego 9 godzinowego dnia pra-

Cyl.
Unia Stone, Lime & Cement
Teamsters polecila swym 100
czlonkom zatrudnionym u Arte-
sian Lime Co. i Chicago Union
Lime Co. zastrajkowac dis rano,
jezeli te fabryki ME podnioss plac
o 50 centow tygodniowo.
Organizacya Chicago Fedora
ton of Labor" ma wczorajszem
SVEN zgromadzeniu przypuscila
do obrad 10 delegatow uni
Franklin Union of Press Fee
ders," z ktorych 6 jeszcze ocze-
kuje procesu "a spowodowanie
rozruch6w, = pomimo re unia
ia ME nalezaia do organizacyi
wtedy, gdy ME byla zawiklana W
strajki. Bylo to powodem gwal-
townych seen ma posiedzeniu, a.
lie wiekszoSc uchwalila dopuscic
delegatow do obrad, W skutek
czego znowu inne pewne unie
drukarskie zazadaly Cd organiza-
cyi american Fed. of Labor" od-
wolania charteru organizacyi &C.
F. of L."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02

WcZoraJ mad ranem generat
Kuroki zaczal ostrzeliwaG ME
przyjacielskie pozycye, ma co Ro-
syanie odpowiadai ogniem re
wszystkich swych bateryj. Pod
Joszoko zmuszono arnaty rosyj-
skie do milczenia o 7 godz. ra-
ma, a W godzine pozniej szyki ia
pohshe wyruszyly do ataku ma
ca}ej linii bojowej, ciagnacej sic
4 mile. Piechota japohska pre-
szla rzeke Tho w br6d zaczela
zdobywaG wzg6rza. O 9godz. ME
przyjaciel zaczal sic cofa6 ma ca
9ej linii. SHY rosyjskie skladaly
sic z 10000 ludzi.
Petersburg, maja. - Sztab
generalny og5asza szczegoSy 0 u
tarczkach mad rzeka Yalu, ktore
trwaly przez 5 dni, i w ktorych
wojsko rosyjskie okazalo duzo
n1eztwa. Wczoraj rano przekonal
sic general Sasulicz, ze naporu
Japonczykow ma Turenczen ME
wytrzyma. Wydal przeto rozkaz
do odwrotu, ulegajac przewazaja-
Gym si1om nieprzyjaciela. Rosya-
ME cofneli sic ma druga bojowa
linie.
Washington, 2 maja. - Posel
japonski otrzymal urzedowa VIA
domost o szczeg61ach potyczek,
po kt6rych nastapilo zwycieztwo
Japohczykow ma ca}ej linii bojo-
wei, W gore Windzu.
Petersburg, 2 maja. - Vice
admiral Skrydlow doni6sl Kuro-
patkinowi, IL ma nadzieje, ze po-
laczonemi silami marynarki ar
mil 1adowej Rosyanie zniszcza
Japonczyk6w ku chwale cara /
Rosyi.
Car zamierza Bezobrazowa
mianowac wiceadmira}em eskadry
rosyjskiej we W}adywostoku, ma
miejsce niedoleznego Jessena.
General Trepow zostal niano-
wany komendantem wszystklch
oddzial6w Czerwonego Krzyza
w Mandzuryi.
Port Artura, 2 maja-Okrety
japohskie podsune1y pod przy-
stan zewnetrznq liny, do ktorych
przyczepiony by} materyal pal
ny, Kiedy go zapalili, dym szedl
w kierunku twierdzy, wowczas
Japohczycy podlozyli miny pod
zatopiony okret admiralskl "Pe-
tropawlosk". P6zniej Rosyanie
zniszczyli tie miny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI HIEDzYAARODOHEJ,
Chicago, ego maja.

Wojna Z krzyzami W gmachach
sadowych bedzie moze ostatnia
kampania renegata Combes.
Gmachy sadowe ME naleza do
rzadu, lecz So wlasnoScia depaE-
tament6w. Ministeryum sprawie-
dliwoSci jest W Mich tylko lokato-
rem, ktory bezplatnie otrzyanuje
qnieszkanie caIem umeblowa-
MEM. Welding francuzhego pole
cia ma to bye wyrazem tego fax
tu, ze sady So instytucya ME rza-
dowq, lecz obywatelska. Combes,
ME pytajac departamentalnych
rad, kazaI wyrzucic krzyze z sal
sqdowych, W czem ci, ktorych ME
obrazila antireIgiinoS6 czynu, vi
rzeE zamach na obywatelskosc
sedow. Tylko socyalistom i ma
soaom podoba1o sic to zakowskie
rozporzadzenie, nfkomu zreszta,
wi9c w movie, wygloszonej W
Laon, zapewnial Combes, re ten
lego rozkaz ME jest targnieciem
sic na prawa rad departmental
nych i ME wyniIa walk z Ko-
5ci0Iem katolickim, lecz jedynie
nial na celu dostosowanie form
zewnetrznych do faktu, re wszel-
ka insytucya pahstwowa r6wno
traktuje wszystlde wyznania.
S}uchacze, dobraui przez policye.
dali n1u bravo, krzyczei: MECH
zyje Combesl MECH zyje republi-
ka" 2 CORY ulozona komedya
by2a dobrze zagrana. Lecz og6l
ME 6m miejsid, zdeprawowany,
cyniczny, mierzacy, etyke ]ok-
ciem wyg6d zmyslowych uciech,
ale og6l wiejsld, kt0ry pracuje i
wierzy. zapytuje re zdziwieniem,
kt6rez TO chrzescijanskie wyzna-
ME moze sic czu6 dotkniete tenn,
ze W salach sadowych So lrzyze2
Wszakzez one So rownie drogie
wszystkim cfrzeScijanom. Vice
inny Jest pow6d usuwania krzyzy.
To istotnie ME walka Z katolicyz-
mem, ale z chrzeScijanstwem, "a
mach jeszcze g1ebszy. Oburzenie
tedy rosnie, wstret do rzadu sic
wzmaga
Zaraz potem rozeszia sic via
domoSG, ze razem Loubetem,
kt6ry wyjechai do Rzymu, ably
z}OzyG rewizyte kr6lowi w3oskie-
mu, ale ME odwiedziI Papieza, u
daje sic minister spraw zagrani-
cznych Delcasse i chce sic zet-
kna6 z kardynaIem sekretarzem
stanu ks. Merry del Val. Uprosil
tedy deputowanego Denys Co
chin, aby sic udal do Rzymu i
tam przygotowal owo spotkanie
u hr. de Nun. Ale Combes, do
wiedziawszy sig o tenn, oswald
cyl panu Delcasse, re jezeli on
chce zostat W gabinecie, kt6ry
ME uznaje Stolicy Apostolskiej,
to musi przyrzec, IL sic ME spo-
tka zadnym cz1onkiem kardy-
nalshego kolegium, a tembar-
dziej z kierownikiem papieskiej
diplomacy. w prasie paryskiej
powstal tedy ogromny halas, bo
jedne dzienniki ogniscie zaatako-
wa}y pana Combes, inne staneiy
" obTonie. Tu ciekawe jest O.
strzezenie, kt6re sic pojawao W
Journal des Debats'', Figaro"
GauIois," re kiedy pelnie zbyt
mocno napieta struna stosunkow
1rancuzkich Watykanem, to
Paplez noze uzyc przeciw rzado-
wi strasznego Srodka, jakim jest
zamkniecie ko$cio16w. W6wczas
Przecie pewno$cia wybuchnie
Fewolucya, kt6ra zmiecie nietyl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
RUcH PARoWcoW.
hSSTt THftS"
Przyby}y:


New York: Moltke Hamburga,
Hekla Kopenhagi Minnetonka .
Londynu, Germanic Southampton,
Bulgaria z Hamburga, La Touraine 2
Havre.
Llverpool: Merton Philadelphia,
Cymric Bostonu, Campania N. Y.
Southampton: Philadelphia N. Y.
Glasgow: Hungarian Portland.
OdeszIy:
New York: Graf Waldersee do
Hamburga, Etruria do Lverpoolu,
Mesaba do Londynu, Italia do Neapolu,
st. Louis do Cherbourg, Columbia do
Glasgow, Finland do Antwerpii, Rhein
do Bremy.
Southampton: Friedrich der Crosse
do N. Y.
BouIosne: Rotterdam do N. Y.
Queenstown: Umbria do N. Y. Gel
tic do N. Y.
LlverpooI: Corean do N. Y, Georgia
do. N. Y.
Neapol: Liguria do N. Y.
cherbourg: st. Paul do N. Y.
Havre: La Lorraine do N. P.
Antwerpla: Kroonland do N. Y.
Rotterdam: Rotterdam do N. Y.
Londyn: Minnehaha do N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02

= Dzisiaj cd godziny IL W poludnie
do z wieczorem pozamykane beda wy.
szynli z powodu odbywajacych sic
prawybor6w demokratycgnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
Straszna snierc.

w skiadach wegli O. S. Rich
ardson Coal CO. pm. 29o Elston
ave. onegdaj wydarzyl sic stra-
szny wypadek. ID letni Edward
Rozeranz, ktorego ojciec tam
miai zatrudnienie jako maszynl-
sta, czesto mad wieczorem tam
przychodzil, by ojcem wracac
do domu. Onegdaj zblizyi sic wi
docznie ch}opiec zanadto do win
dy weglowej, kt6rej zebate ko}a
go porwaly rozszarpaly. Zwloki
pozniej dopiero odkryl robotnik
Jozef Kozlowski. Rozeranza 10
dzina mieszka pm. 2o1 Augusta
str.
Uiaskawiony przez burmistrza.,
Burmistrz Harrison onegdaj u
laskawil J6zefa Szpilke, gdy ten
re obiecal, re ME bedzie pill VIE
cej zaopiekuje sic troskliwiej
swojemi dziecmi. Jak wiadomo,
pred kilkunastu dniani zostal
stracony ma szubienicy Louis Pc
SAINT, morderca Maryi Szpilka.
Wdowiec zamordowanej, Jozef,
rozpil sic po smierci zony, czwo-
TO jego dzieci w skutek tego cier-
pialy nedze, zwlaszcza, kiedy
Szpilke "a pijahstwo zamknieto
w bridewell. Porucznik Ptacek
wstawil sic "a MIN burmistrza
pozyskal jego u1askawienie. O.
wych $242, ktore jeszcze znale-
ziono II Pesanta jako reszte po-
shodzaca z jego rabunku, obroco-
nych zostanie teraz ma korzysc
dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02
z bfura zdrowia.

Wedle wykazow urzedu zdro-
via, w pierwszych czterech mie-
siacach biezacego roku umarlo w
Chicago Io,16I osob: o 317 mniej
niz w pierwszych 4 miesiacach
roku zeszfego. Samob6jstw bylo
I33, innych gwaltownych wy
padk6w $nlierci 462. Ma dyfterye
umario 80 dzieci, ma szkarlatyne
50, ma koklusz 7; = influenza by
10 powodem 63 wypadkow smier-
ci.
w ubeglym tygodniu umarlo
56I osob: 81 mniej, niz W tygo-
dniu poprzedzajacym, o 70
mniej, niz w ostatnim tygodniu
kwietnia zesziego roku.
Przez samochod przejechany.
Piecioletni Edward WiSniew-
ski bawii sic wczoraj kilku ro-
wieSnikaml ma ulicy pred do
mem, W ktorym mieszkaja jego
rodzice, pm. 2544 Milwaukee ave.,
kiedy nadjechal automobil prze-
jechal chiopca. Ojciec chlopca
wybiegl ma ullce wniosi go do
domu; ma ON nadwerezone bio
dro, lewe udo i twarz zachodzi
obawa . jego zycie. Kto byl VIA
scicielem automobilu niestroz-
nym tegoz kierownikiem, ma razle
niewiadomo: ale zanotowano nu-
mer samochodu AL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-02

- W Zaborzu ma G6rnym Szlazku
umarl g6rnik Szajer, inwalida, W lo2
roku aycia Pozostaia 20 MIN wdowa
ma 1o1 lat
The Taney County republican., 1904-05-12
Up.to.Oate Bath.

Much the worse for alcohol, younH
fellow entered n Washington hath
parlor early this morning he pushed
the dents out Of his hat, walked to the
office counter with great confidence
and announced that he wanted bath
"What sort Of bath" the clerk ask
cd as he pushed the register toward the
unsteady customer.
What kind yer go,''
"Oh. We can give you a Turkish
bath"
Had too many OF them already:
cant ger give me something new"
"Yes, we can give you mcdicafei
bath"
II don't want no Quacks workin' on
me. No gold cure for Willie"
well. we can give YOU n Russian
bath"
Not II I know Il. Just give me Q
japanese bath That's my ticket
Washington Times.
The Taney County republican., 1904-05-12
RUPTURE NOW DURABLE.
Wonderful Advancement Made In
Treating BY Or. Henderson.

Kansas City Sunday Journal. July 2s.
1908:
Rupture 10 no longer incurable, ex.
cspt perhaps In extremely rare cases.
says DR.. Ernest Henderson, Kansas
Citys eminent hernia specialist. How.
svsr. It has not been many yean since
, reliable treatment for this afyliction
was unknown. and surprising as II may
seem. the methods Of former years are
still In vogue In many places.
I'm taking UP rupture as a speciality"
Dr.. Henderson said to reporter. II
was satisfied that the old principle
vas wrong and there was an opportun.
ity for man who would devote time
and study to improve It. A rupture is
Q dangerous thing; no one can tell
what minute It will cause trouble, and
the time may come when relief is not
within easy reach. II 10 always a
bother evon when there Is no pain or
apparent danger. To be sure, It was
no small task to revolutionize the
treatment Of rupture, and am not
boasting when say that there are few
men who would have worked, studied
and experimented AZ have done to
bring out now method and perfect II
% - to be effective In oil classes Of
rupture. My success has been my re.
ward. ! have been practie.ng this
method for several years. and there
ars hundreds Of people in Kansas City
and vicinity who will take great pleas.
urs In testifying to Its efficacy. People
now come to consult me from almost
every state In the Union. and have
on hle In my office letters from many
OF them showing the high esteem In
which they hold the service have rem
dered them"
In treating rupture DR.. Henderson
does not use knife. consequently he
has built up an immense practice and
now enjoys national reputation as a
rupture specialist. His plan Of no pay
until cured has certainly proven very
popular.
DR.. Henderson is one of the ablest
men In the medical profession today.
The Taney County republican., 1904-05-12
CASTORIA
For Infants and Childrsn.
The klhd Ysu Nave Always Bought
s'ss.'.': ss:s. s.: ., ZZzzz
HE FINISHED His DINNER.

How . Michigan senator outwIttsd
stage Driver.
Charles Stuart, onetime senate,
nom Michigan. was travelling BY stag
through bis own state. The weather
was bitterly cold. the snow deep. the
roads practically unbroken. The stags
was nearly one hour late at the dinner
station. everybody was more OF len,
cross and in q hurry and the situation
uncomfortable 10 the last degree.
Senator Stuart at down 10 his din.
ner with his usual elaboration, not
withstand!ns the word that was passed
around: Fifteen minutes for refresh
ments."
When he had finishd his first cup OF
coffee the passengers were leaving the
table. BY the time the second cup ar
rived the stage was at the door. "All
aboard" shouted the driver. The sen.
ator fingered and called for third cup
Of coffee. The crowd laughed and
flung back chaff at the deliberate man
at the table.
While the household. az was the Gus.
tom. assembled at the door to see the
stage drive away the senator continued
calmly drinking his coffee. Suddenly,
Just as the stage started. there was a
violent pounding on the dining-rocm
table and the landlord hurried In to
find that the senator wanted q dish OF
rice pudding. When Il came he calle !
for q spoon, but there wasn't . spoon
to be found.
That shock.headed fellow took 'en:
I thought he was a crook" exclaimed
the iandlady.
Tho landlord jumped at the sane
conclusion.
Hustle after that stage: bring EN-
all back" he shouted TO tho sheriff.
who was untying his horse from the
ran IN front Of the tavern.
A few minutes later the stage. In
charge OF the sheriff. swung around In
front OF the house. The driver was In
a fury.
Search them passengers" yelled
the landlord.
But before the officer could move the
senator opened the stage door. stepped
inside. then leaned out, touched the
sherlffs arm and whispered:
Tell the landlord he'll find MS
spoons in the coffee pot"
The Taney County republican., 1904-05-12
The Great Man of japan.

Baron Hayashi, who has been proph'
esying smooth things concerning
events In the Far East, is now one OF
Japan's most trusted servants. although
In earlier days he was among those
who offered the most uncompromising
opposition to the new order Of things,
and on one occasion at least came
within an ace OF losing his head for a
rebel and a reac;ionary. after spending
a night In wooden cage, says an ex.
change II was realized In time, how.
ever. that some lives are too useful to
be taken, and the sometime rebel liv.
ed accordingly to represent his coun.
try at the court Of st. James.
Baron Hayashi has represented Jap.
an at Pekin and st. Petersburg. as well
as London, and before this was simi.
larly concerned with the foreign rcla.
tions Of the Empire as Vice Minister,
or second In charge OF the Foreign OF.
fee at Toxic. He paid his nrst visit to
England more than thirty years ago rs
secretary TO the embassy which came
to spy out the manners and customs II
Western civilazation-a post which
he obtained as much because Of his
excellent knowledge Of English as for
any other reason. Today Baron Hayas.
hi. as one OF the ncgotiators AMI sign,
natories Of the Anglo.Japanese treaty,
10 a hgure Of the first Importance IN
diplomatic circles.--New York Com.
mercial.
The Taney County republican., 1904-05-12

Mr.. ElIiott's Case Was An Extremely
Bad One, snd Had to BE Treated the
Second Time. Ne 10 Now Sound
and WE'LL ! Make Ny Guarantee
Good In Every Case. Hundreds Of
Sufferers Come to Ne and are Cured.
Although Pronounced 'neursbls BY
Prominent Physicians.
Sterling. Kas.. May %. noa
DR.. Ernes, Henderson. Kansas City. MO.
To Whom II May Concern:
This 10 to certify that from my eares re-
collection. up to my Goth year. ] vas ahc'sd
with hernia Of o character pronounced incur
able by a noted surgeon OF this plAee. after
careful examination. raw DR.. Ernest Hem
Gerson't advertisement. ''No cure no pay" and
I determined TO try him. In company with my
father I went TO Kansas City and closed Z
contract with the doctor, remaining under
treatment for seven weeks. Believirgg I was
well I turned over the money and went home.
After a few months time the trouble returned.
hui having faith In the doctor and believing he
would do as he promised ] went hack without
having advised him OF my condition, and ne
xlll,nply took me In and treated me four week,
more. without a cent more pay, and then d's-
eh..ged me CURED. Yours respectfully.
The Taney County republican., 1904-05-12
How's Thisf

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO.. Props,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned. have known r.
J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their arm.
WEST & TRUAX. Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo. o.
WALDlNG. KiNNAN 4 MARTIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Cstarrh Cure II taken inter
na.ly. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Price 76c per bottle. Sold by oil Drug
gists. Testimonials free.
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The Taney County republican., 1904-05-12

a remedy applied &c them. the wrieI
prayed heaven to speed the day when
such q remedy might be found. He sug-
xested howCCr. that Justice Brewer
mad missed the crux Of the question. 30
far ~ the south was concerned; for.
however doplorlble lynchings are. the
conditions which cause them 10 the
south are so serious that punishment
by lynchIng is Insignificant In compari.
son. What are those conditions? They
ate these. No white woman In the ne.
gro gelt dare traverse the ublic high
way alone; while, on the other hand
any negro woman can so from the Po-
tomac 10 Texas alone. on foot. unmo-
listed. In absolute safety. The white
farmers wife sits at home In fear and
trembling, even though her husband
may be working In the neighboring
held. This insecurity has had disas-
trons effect on agricultural property.
because OF II thousands and thousands
OF farmers have left the rural districts
for the town and cities. The writer In
The sun declares that II Justice Brewer
and his popular uprising" Will find a
remedy to stop the assaults upon white
women, 50 they can have the freedom
Of the highway. or enjoy peace and
safety In their homes. thousands upon
thousands Of families will 20 back In
stanter 10 the old farms. and the waste
places Of the black belt will once more
remedy to say that II the negro assai
ant Of n white woman is caught. he can
b. punished by law.
AS General Fitzhugh Lee pointed out
the other day. II Is asking too much OF
the poor victim u require her TO 80 TO
a court house and there before curl
Gus crowd, go into details Of her suffer-
ings and humiliations. To modest
woman suicide we're preferable. In the
Judgment OF white woman at the
south. the vital question is not how
shall lynching be stopped. but how
shall white women be protected? II Is
q question. moreover. which the north
IL bound TO help the south In solving.
As the north took the negroes from
their white owners after the civil war,
and organized them into 30 called 10y
Al leagues" and started them along
lines adverse primarily to the southern
whites. and indirectly 10 the blacks
themselves. destroying the influence OF
the former masters and teaching the
negroes to look to the north for teaching
and guidance, II now behooves the
north 10 undo Its work. II II can. and
to make the negroes understand that
white women shall not be assaulted.
and that. II negro teachers. and preach
ers. and negro colleges fail TO stop the
atrocious crime the north will with
draw It's countcnacc from them. or CO.
operate In n movement 10 coerce ne
gross into q repression Of their brutal
instincts-Ilarpcrs Weekly.
The Taney County republican., 1904-05-12

Prof. Mark v. Slinserland Of the Cor.
nell College Of Agriculture has publish.
Cd . letter asking that everyone send
him bugs. dead or alive. He even de.
sires such common specimens a. cock
rosches. stink bugs. potato bugs and
caterpillars, with which he proposes 70
make sxDerimsptA
The Taney County republican., 1904-05-12
Claus Speekles, Advice.

John Diedrich Spreckels. son OF Claus
spreckels, wns lately talking about
persistence. In the course Of his re.
marks he said
MY father is great believer In per.
sistence-in patience. Once, when I
WAS a boy. I abandoned In despair some
childish task that ! had undertaken,
and my father reproved me for 1t.
Persistence will do everything he
said. there's nothing you can't .c.
coniplish with patience. And then he
smiled lightly and added:
"'You could even carry water In q
sieve II you would have the patience to
walt long enough
How long would | have to walt"
I said.
It'll II froze, my father answer,
ed."
The Taney County republican., 1904-05-12

President Patton. Of Princeton. al
though noted for the Ngor. originality
nnd scholarly finish u his sermons new
ey prepares them beforehand. He gen.
orally chooses his subject, he says, ear
ly on the day upon which he Is to
preach. finds . text to at 1t then pro-
ceeds.
The Taney County republican., 1904-05-12

John Millikan, the oldest editor OF
the state OF Indiana. lives In Crown
Point, in good health and at the ag
Of so years. He Is still connected
with the Lake County Register.
The Taney County republican., 1904-05-12

Mothers will nnd Mrs. winslow's
Soothing Syrup the best remedy TO
use for their children during the teeth.
Ing period.