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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-28
cot. sLEmP's EFFORT.

wAsssxorox. April 22-senstor
Martin introduced a bin in the Sen
ate to provide for the construction OF
a Government building at Big stone
Car. Wa. The bill calls tor a build
ing containing suitable aeeommoda'
tons for = United States Court, reve'
nue. Office. p~ostoeice and other gov
eminent Offices. The cost OF I'M
building is o to exceed sl2S. OoO.
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Lock Box 239.
l.. p. SUMMERS
MADE CHAIRMAN.
District Committee Electeo
Him as s. r. Lindsay's Sue
CessOr.

Him as s. F. Lindsay's Sue
cessor.
Nj. l. p. Summers. Common
~ealth's Attorney Of Washington
Comfy aud editor Of the Abingdon
Virrinian. a weekly newspaper pub
li.h-d from Abingdon. was yesterday
elected chairman OF the Republican
Congressional Commute ct the
Ninth District. Co succeed Mr.. Stuart
r. Lindsay who resigned as chairman
1t the Republican convention held IN
the Opsrs House here about two
weeks ago. The meeting OF the com
mittee was held Ia the ohce OF Hon.
| d. +. Bailey en- Lee street yesierda.
/ afternoon and WAS well attended. Mf
NJ. r. Powers Of Bristol was mSd'
.scretarv Of the committee.
Unanimously the committee decii
ed 20 call the convention for the pur
nose OF nominating a candidate i'
Congress FROM this district. for axe
we'll. Va. june Is. al two O'Clock
The meeting yesterday was . hafm'
nious one and well attended IL
resignation ct Mr.. Lindsay who wa
chairman OF the committee from q
district for several years was aecel
ed with a note Of regrets upon h's d
81 ci.ion 70 retire from the ohce.
Bristol Herald efst INST
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MR.. E. F. BURGESS MARRIED

Mr.. T. r. burgess. OF this place
and Miss Minnie Cox, Of Frankfort,
XIV. were married at the home OF the
bride on Wednesday, April both.
Mr.. Burgess comes from "A oil the
best families Of Virginia, aud Is man
yer Tor the Singer Manufacturing
Company. with headquarters here
Miss Cox is the accomplished
daughter of Mr. and Mrs j II. Cox,
| of Frankfort. Ky. and a lady OF rare
bcsuty attachments.
The wedding was a quiet mar
only the ~relstives and immediate
/ friends being invited.
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I. w. KELLY, Druggist.

We advertise yonr property II ,
costs You nothing unless we make
sale.
w,sr CorNry RrAL EsrArE AGEScr-
Lock Box 30. Big stone Gap. vs.
g r seharf. who is engaged IN
erecting a large two story ~grnnoi''h'e
tone building on Wood Avenue Tor
G.nl Ayers. in which the U. -.
Cont will be held until a government
battling is erected at this place
spent Sunday visiting his iami'y !"
Bristol.
II Won want first class goods you
III 6.ve 10 get them. from the old
Reliable. Phone "a
MuxcY x DAVIS Co
w. T. Goodloo is at R~iehlands'
p where he is opening mp the coal mines
of the Richlauds Coal Company IN
-corrorated. This company will be
. ,e,dv 10 active work oy
the first Of the month. Mr. Goodloe
j. superintendent OF the company ana
. will have general charge Of its affairs
4 \. C.. McCorkle. Of Richlands. ~a'
in town a few days last week
10, \ telegram from Jonesvilie sum
&c dav morning announced the sad ne"
that Mr.. 4 NJ Brown, proprietor q
As browns Hotel at that place. died o.
saturday night. lie had been SIC
for some time. and his death was NJ
unexpected by his relatives an
friends. Mr.. Brown was about Z
~ Years Of age and was well KNOW
Nn throughout this entire section. Il
was the father Of Mr.. r. L. Bro"
.., of this place. who was unable 70
tend the funeral. being confined
his room with an attack OF lagupl
Be- Don't Won want a can Of Clan
p Of Lobsters. French Sardiues' Prem
,m Salmon. Roast Mutton, Mushroom
Was French Peas. OF any thing else Il
is good. MuSci DAVIS No
ner- NJ. G.. McCorkle aud son have s
Ion their saw mills sui lumber bns,n
al this place TO the Tug River 1T
iona Der Company, from whom they
,L;. chased il some time ago. The
River Lumber people having bon
a large tract cd timber near i
che Stone GAY. wilt move the mills q
as soon as they get through VITA
Coke timber they are now cutting
EEK J. G. Farusvorth has resigned
eo"' po,ition with the Stoucsa Coke
coal Company, aud he and
next Farusworth will leave 100 a few
will for Philadelphia where they will
lone ably locate.
Mt 70 DR.. MeElrath. Of Norton. is 81
,ional ing a few days in town tins we'
professional business
ester" Homer Adams, Of Wise. has
''p'e. cepted a position as stenogr'
u with the Stcnega Coke and
Company
Quite a number OF the young
s.;J., pie Of town attended a social
the residence Of John Gilly IN
Cove County, Saturday night IN
town port a most enjoyable evening
Louis
T. L.. The Big Stone Gap Band "
Gate City Tuesday morning I
for an Odd Fellow celebration
'oA place. The baud is getting d
'o' shape and can now furnish mrs
music.
ay with
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DOES GOOD WORK.

The Winchester Steam Laundry
has reeeatly moved into a new build
ing. added new machinery to their
plaat and are now better prepared
than ever before to 30 the very bes,
OF work. j.. w. Kelly represents
them at this place aud guarantees
+, sa~sisfacsiou. Leave your bundle At
the Drug Store.
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QUIET WEDDING.

Doc. Showsl,ers and Miss Ida
Witt were quietly and happily mar
ried At the home Of the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. +. Witt. OF
this place, on April 2ist. at : p. M
Rev. Shoemaker officiating.
The bride and groom left Friday
morning for points in East IenneS'
see
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Lexington, Va. Tse Board Of Visitors a,
their Annual Meeting on the Soth DAY o.
next june, will appoint STATE CADEiS
10 alt vacancies in the lst. lad, otn, ate'
18th. 2efh, 2lst, 2tth, 10th, SotE, ~"h,
18th, 18Th. SSH. Senatorial Distriets, sno
ave 10 AT LARGE. These Appoint@ea.
na~rx fce. hoard and f~aitions APpiiea-
,so,s should he Addressed 10 the ander-
.s~ned on or before June 10Th, On form
nat be cent apon request.
TIER SCOTT SHIP, Sapi.
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NOTICE.

DR.. Nat Delaney. specialist oil
Bristol. will be in Norton next Mon
dsy and Tuesday. May 2nd aud Srd'
prepared to treat all diseases OF eye
ear nose and throat. aud at glasses
correctly. Call on him for work N
this line.
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DANIEL FIRST.

R,oauoSD, Va. April l9.-Re-
ports from every section Of the state
Indicate that the delegates to the Ma
,ional Democrats convention will
favor the nomination Of Judge Park
-. hut there is reason TO believe that
the delegates will not be instructed.
Their FIRST choice will be Senator
Daniel. and alter him Judge Parker
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Rev. G. w. Muekly. Of Kansas
CITY. Mo. delivered an interesting
address at the Christian church o"
Thursday night OF last week showing
the progress Of that denomination ana
the work Of their Church Extension
Board.
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REAL ESTATE AGENT.

Inow have some special bargains
in cottages aud vacant lots, which
I offer on easy terms. Renting look.
ing after nonresident property and
paving off taxes made a speciality
c. l.. HANDLES.
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Three fresh mileh cows. For fur
sher Information spply.to
Mas. J. p. WoLrs.
Big Stone Gap. Va.
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W. Z. Riley, an expert piss' tun-
er Of Bristol. is in towe this week
but will remain only a lew days,
Anyone wanting their pianos tuned
should secure Mr.. Riley's services AZ
once, as he viii not return 10 ane
Gap again before next fall. Mr. inley
represents NJ A. Stall. prominen,
n,spo dealer Of Bristol. Tenn, and
! thoroughly understands the mechanism
OF ali kinds OF pianos.
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FOR SALE.

4. first class six hole uickle tnmm-
ed steel range. Been used very little
For further information apply TO
MRs. j. w. CHALKLEY
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ro.oma and Plle Cure

rnrr Knowing what it was to suffer, /
fKEE. will give FREE OF CHARGE 10
.,v Affected. . positive cure Tor hc5eni-, ~
~si,.las. Piles and skin diseases instans
Ntf. Don't -uRcr longer. Write " VII
HANS. 400 Manhattan Ave, NeN i""A'
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II YOU have property for sale or
rent. rlace same with the Wise Co"n-
~ Real Estate Agency They are IN
that business.
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The Rirh, Rev. A. N. Esnaslph.
Bishop Of Southern Virginia. viii Wis
il Christ Episcopal Church At Big
Stone Gap on May sth and wil'
preach and administer the Apostolic
Rite Of Combination Bishop Han
lo,ph il one Of the mest eioqneot
presehers in the United States ana
his visit is looked forward 70 VA"
much pleasure. The public Is cor
d;allv invited To attend this service
on May sth at s P. IN.
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The reservoir continues to hold
and is filing up with water fast
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Democrats psetinC No sea Broadway noon.
s.scal meeting Board ot Et1caJicn. 3 t.
Reception for julius NJ Mayer Sterling Republican Club.
Oae-turdrs1-and-torty-d ard AusteTtaGa-ave.
srecins.
Democratic mass meeting Madison square Ga-dsn. night
Reception fcr james Bryce. shsrry's. evening
Monthly meeting Republican Grub evening
penocrauc meeting Ariou Hail. Brooklyn. evening
lectures u the Boasd Education :. Pubi.c
School Nc. 3. Grove ard Hudson samuel II. pct
son. 'Iaxation and Union o. Colonies, ll6o-tII4
Or Insse H RN-rs- Tie treatment OF SHOCK.
bleeding. Burns. Exposure g Colo and FCostoiie
~. Hinton White. Picturesque Sew-ZeaIand'
,fustrat-.I. PIh- School No. 46. Oue-hur4r-d- and
and 81 .Nichcllsave-, Thomas T. con-
merry. --Pcrnrto Da5. Tie RssensTator OF Mexico
First-ave. Miss Kate =, ChIJtsnden. The Tnfytns
influence Music Public school NJ lle. ne-huu-
bred st near Eghth-ave-. FredertcN
4. siberia illustrated Public school No.
I5s Avenue A. between Seveary-seveutb and seventy
eighth SITS /. peIeubaush with the Hartman
Expedition Alaska 0liusSratetf. Puelc school No
IsS. Lewis and East Houston slS. Henry II. Parry,
wales and Her People tIiustratel, Columbus IIa.
StxteJh-st., between Columbus and Amsterdam
Dr. Kenreth r Jtnc- ''-atna.' illustrated: Educs
tloaal Alliance East Broadway and Jeeyscu-st.. Mrs
Peters Hall Twentieth-s' between Eighth and Ninth
ayes. Daniel Gregory Mason, haydn FUCc school
s. . flB Wchster-8ve-. The Bronx. Or Louis
2. Bishop ''Ths Structure and Functions 90 Lhs
tilda-st.. wakedeId. Richard II Baker. "Sco1iand
illustrated: Pub!c School 80. -, One-hunret and
fortv-seveurh- = and 81. Ann save pr GeorEe r,
Greene. The Development OF New York City titus
ffth-st and Aott-aVs-, Arthur G. Aiarlav. Japan
illustrated. Lzgngetle H2 A!exanGersve. ana one
hundred thlrty-=eveath-st.. Miss Mary y. Wor-
rtell. General Wolfe. the Hero % oueeee' dllus-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
MUSIC.
The French Guard Band.

Our fellow items of French origin turned o-5t
numerousIy enough 20 Ill Carnegie Hall last night
% enjoy the music Of the band Of the Garde Repub-
Icaine and Incidentally 70 replenish the sxchequ,r
of the French Hospital charity which is cIcss 10
thel- affections The French Consul General gavs
The sanction Of his nane ard presence TO the AFFAIR
k.1h pTa5ed 20 he as notable from social a. from
on artistic poin, Of view. The han was b-avs.y
decorated vith he American and French colors
making pretty harEcny. The audience was keyed
NJ - high pitch % enthusiasm which fouad an
early ehance for expression when NJ Pares the
di'cCt0y cf the haud. or his entrance az 0u.e
brought his 90 their feet and started The Star
SpSusied EaHaer.' Tae audience was asa up iE-
St;lrter With a roEnG ot applause. which sweHel 70
n roar when the uatGnaI air ar the United States
was followed BY cha5 of France. Thereafter even
U"ch Jess &, iich'ful muse thau that given out by
the band vouid have 5eer sure Of enthusiastic vcl-
come
that tae band Is superb Organization IS n fact
Known pretty much the world over Especially ad
Ia,roa4c is i;s wooj-v-iud choir. the excellence Of
"Hel NS quite rs r1-c In evidence Ia IRE eSe M
Me Work IS i'm the solos, thoUsh rlc batter were
9co'tSiofl4itv phsraul2,ai, in the OF tle
fact'tSt1 fo- clarinet rG-U1cs from 'trS aux
C-,rcS, which was iatcrpCiated ~ the programme
= lE IN the evening The precision Os the band IS
quite imDeccahle and its eJphoEy and capacity FOR
uU&uce arle
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
FOLLOWED FLOWERS PRECEDENT.

From The WatCrtoWn IImes.
The highway manual matter Is rot a political
issue as Democrats n the legislature Well as
Republicans were unanimous for the Dill which
provided them and. il is unconstitutional. no
town is obliged receive or pay for them. To
correct history, however, a correspondent IN tha
town ~ Worth calls the attention OF The Times
10 a mIsstatement or facts regarding the number
Of COPIES circulated under Governor Flowers bill
Instead OF three copies TO the supervisor, one
town clerk ana one 20 the commissioner OF
highways. as stated in THE Times that law
provided just as the present much criticised law
does that the ogerscers OF highways IL each town
should be Included. That makes the present law
Identical with the law passed at Governor Flower 5
suggestion except in the tier OF price the former
price being 80 cents instead Of 81 That this mum
Der OF copies circulated IS shown hy the
fact that the town OF Worth received forty-fve
copies cost TO the town of SO %. The act was
unconstituf ionai ard many books put
forth under Governor Flowers administration rs
under Governor OdelFs. The fact of uneonsutu-
tionaltty was not discovered in the former case,
and no objection was made 70 receiving the books.
THE motive that inspired the legislatures and the
Governors ~ both Of the best Ine
books in both cases had needed iGforUation and
aided the movement for good roads. a most desir-
LII nhiacr-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

charge OF a silver mine. At the breaking out Of
the Civil War he went 20 Washington 70 seek 4
commission in the army. Hs at Willard 5
Hotel when volunteers were called for TO protect
the city He was promptly taken from the ranks.
where he stood with those who volunteered. and
commanded provisional company. with which he
patrolled the streets
He was commissioned second lieutenant on April
26 1851 and first Lieutenant on June T. 1851. IN the
sth Infantry, L s A, the regiment which his
father had organized a. Sacketts Earbor in 1858
and had first commanded. He Joined the regiment
prior 10 the battle OF Bull Run in which he took
part lie served with the Army Of the Potomac
until the surrender at Apporla ttox. part OF the
time the staR OF General II. J. Hunt. chief ct
artillery and on ths STAFF Of General George &.
Meade, its commanding general
He was brevetted captain for gallant and distiH-
guished service IN the assault on the enemys lines
campaign against Richmond" lie was bCevetted
MAJOR on April = lSo', for g1nantry and merito-
uary u. 1885 and major. 2d Infantry on March p
l&l. For eighteen years he constantly in the
occasion OF the BannocS war from Arizona %
IN iSso h. married Florence daughter Of the iaJe
lieutenant colonel. i7tn Infantry and from lSs6 70
1925 he was IL command 9t Fort Columbus and ct
the troops on Governors Island. He went with MS
regiment 10 Cuba. and at the assault upon san
Juan Hi. on july . while leading the brigade. the
command Of which had devolyed upon him. be
severely wounded and carried from tue field.
For this service be received hts commission as
brigadier general OF volunteers. He became Colo
general. United states army. "a I&s. and
IN 1890
re was member OF the Aztec Society, the LOYAL
Society OF Colorial Wars the Soc!etv az the Army
Of the Potomac and The Society OF ,he Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
BOURBON PRINCES AT LENox.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBCNEl
Leuox, Mass, Oct. 16.-Prtnce Louis and Prince
Anthony OF Bourbon. who have been spending sew
eral days n Lenox. will leave here tonight for
Boston. From there they Intend 70 so TO the ST.
Louis Fair. They have been kept busy while here
attending many social affairs On Saturday even
ing Mrs. William D. Sloane gave 4 large dinner foc
the princes which attended by many OF tha
cotiagers and their guests Both young princes at
tended St. AIMS Catholic Church this morning. Slr
and Mrs. Richard c. DIxey save large luncheon
for them. and during the afternoon they made
calls on the Sloanes. Goodmaus and FrOthiuShams.
and guests at a farewell dinner given BY
Mrs. William 3. Bacon in the evening Tho royal
visitors express themselves as being delighted with
their visit 10 the Berkshire His
Lee AWaTt attaChe OF the British Legation
arrived on Saturday evening and will remain with
the olner members OF the embassy for several
weeks
George Westinghouse has just received 90
horsepower touring car, made by Westinghouse
& Sch1no. In Paris. Il is the only 81 the kind
in Lenox. II viii accommodate nine people, and Mr.
Westinghouse viii give II a trial trip tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
MRs. HARRIET WERs.

Mrs.. Harriet Webb. Shakespearian reader and
teacher OF elocution, died yesterday ar her home
and studio. No. S45 West F1tty-seventh-st she had
been 81 since the early part OF the summer. After
operation had been performed in July. she re-
covered slightly, bu, for ioUr five weeks had
been extremely ill.,
Mrs. Webb wIs prominent in Sorosis. the No1l-
ems Press Club. the Professional Vomar's League
the laurel Chapter No. a. OF the Order OF the
Eastern star. ana other clubs She had been q
teacher IN New-York for twenty Years and had
given reciJals in the Waldort-Astnra and Carnegie
Hall she leaves two dsUEhters-AICs. Edwin \
Studwen OF No. 81 West Sixty -frst-st.. and Miss
Harriet Webb.
The funeral VIII take place tonight IN the Church
Of the Strangers. I'm West Eifty-seventh-st. The
Rev. u. Asa Blackburn win ofiiciate. The burial
Will be In Rye Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
ON WHAT eRoUNo2
ON The Alsany Journal.

FROM ] ne AEoany JOUgDa4-
TO independent voters ard to The party man
who are not hldebound parrsans." said Mr. Her
TICK and neither servants nor slaves Of the
chine, We SHAH constantly appeal IN This contest.
Appeal on what grOunG7 On the ground that
re party which was ousted because OF its incom-
petence and WTongdoIng Ten years ago should be
on the ground tLat there ought to be return
10 the times when the party IN power stole con-
troll o. the State Senate when Il could not get
control BY fair means?
on the ground that the abolition oE he direct
State tax should be undone?
or the ground that the saloon should be dragged
On the ground that there should be general
retrogr- ssion?
the Offices?
II not these grounds which?
Thus FAR there has been set against the
many reasons why citizens should vote for HiS-
gins solitary one why they SHOULD Vote for Her
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
cuNNEEN.s DILEMMA.
ON The Rochester Post-Express.

From The Rochester Post-ExpFess.
The bottom has dropped out Of AIr. Cunueen's
Furnaceville Iron Company charges. and we are
likely 10 hear the subject during the
campaign. But Mr.. cunneen's own inconsistency
remains II he though. anything wrong had been
dore. why didn't he expose II al the tirne2 Why
did he wait TIL the middle o! political campaign?
his sworn duty was 10 uphold the majesty or me
law. 70 detect accuse. and punish the guilty
Why didn't NJ DO it, lie asks for reelection as
Attorney General. but he is unworthy 10 continue
in the public employ-unWorthy according 10 ms
confession II there was corruption. and he
knew about IL and did not invoke the law. he
failed in his duty. IL there was no corruption
ara he now brings 81 accusation. he Is guilty Of
an attempted deception Of the people To which
horn of the dilenr-a dccs he propose TO cling for
the remainder OF the campaign?
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
AT THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
LRx TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

[RT TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRTBUNE-I
Virginia Hot Springs oct. 16-Mr. and Mrs.
James Robert Tindle. OF Pittsburg arrived this
morning after their wedding at Valley Forge.
which was attended by President and Mrs. Roose-
Welt Mrs Tindle Is daughter of Senator Knox.
The rush Of travel here is greater than has been
known before and many who without drst
engaging rooms have been turned away.
M and Mrs. George y Huhn. jr., OF Philadel-
ana and lanes Hobart Moore OF Chicago gave a
luncheon az Fassifern Farm. Mrs. Joseph r. Dill
.orfh Of Pittsburg. gave picnic TO eleven guests
nj the Upper Cascade Mr.. and Mrs, James 3.
Taller and Mr.. and Mrs Alfred L. Norris were IN
the party. . - 7,tt4 NJ ~, - r,.
ATL-ritt Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Violet, OF New
YORK. Mr. and Mrs. William Ernest Goodman jr.
Of Philadelphia. and Dr. Guy Fairfax Whiting, of
= @SIy says on business. has returned.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record aud FOrecast.-vg Ash!rgton Oct i5.-
tropical disturbance has made progress north
westward during tvenfour hours cnd appears
70 be central tonight Northwestern cuba Ccamu
uieaton with Florida and also with
Key West has been Interrupted When last heard from
-he maximum wind yS40ces had exceeded forty miles
an hour While winds Cuta haT" not been can
have fallen the cen
l-cnes fallen IN the last twenty four hours
Far weather continues in all parts OF me ~nea states
e1csD Southern he ruTtFsast winds with
rain have prevailed disturbance Of considerable energy
North DAKOTA. ,u Z mas u1t Leea attended
thus far by precipitation OF consequence.
Raiu ia indicated Atlantic states Mon
day and probably Tuesday. fdr ake rvgcn
Monday and the lower lakes AID ohio NAey on Tues
II VIII be the lake reEioa IN the Ohio Valisy
and cooler the missouri valley and
oysr he eastern slope OF the Rocky Mountains.
sha vii nds nj 1ng the NevEns and and Middle Atlantic
tic CoaEt brisk high the East Gulf Coast
brisk northeast: West Gulf Coast fresh
the lHfes brisk south. tncreaSng
steamers departing Monday for European ports will
Banks
Forecast for Special IOcaItIes.-Tor Eastern New
York Eastern Pennsylvania and NewJersey. fair and
warmer to-day Tuesday fairi light variable wtndS-
For New-EnE,and. fair to-day and Tuesday; light 20
For The District OF Columbia, Maryland Delaware
fsr ard warmer to-day Tuesday, increasing eloudnes
light variable WINDS
to-day Tuesday. Showers. increasing south
Florida coast
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
A DANGEROUS pEMAeoeuE.

From The PhiIaQelphia Leusef
TudZe Parker who IS understood 70 be taking
some interest in the campaign. would do well 70
csII off mis- former friend David B. lIin. Even IN
re- vilds OF West Virginia II is rot we'll TO have
Wr Hi talking mischieyogs nonsense about
,.gG1 or rank dcmagogy. II is very remote from
the constitutionalsm for which Judge Parker
stands ,. .s . ,,,.,
-,,c-la,sition for the public ownership OF mines.
RMS was bad enough. though he probably was not
.f.csre and nobody likely 70 take him
seHr-iousiy His West Virginia proposition 70 de-
yrjve the courts OF TO enforce their DEGREES
R-;lras Al the foundations OF equity jurisprudence
eyd ie dangerous because fl msleads unthinkius
15cn II Is an idea which Judge Parker must en-
rfrely eKecrate-