The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-10-08

Cancelled and Mr.. SO-and-So appointed.
He paid no attention to- it and declined
to allow the new man to step IN.
More letters came, and finally an in
spector descended one day from Wash
ington and after parleying with the fell
low laid hands on the fellow and led
him from the back office, closing the
door after him.
It is to be hoped that no one in St.
Louis county wants to hold on to an Of
flee SO badly that he cannot take a
polite hint.
After the feat Of that prince OF peace
makers Moses E. Clapp, in amalga-
mating the warning Republicans at the
state convention and preventing g. walk
out Of the Collins faction, no one would
suspect that any good Republican
would have the audacity to take up the
cudgel. Nevertheless, it seems that
there is a. bad taste In the mouth OF
u number of the Collins men, and it
keeps breaking out in spots despite the
best efforts of Mr.. Dunn's managers
to prevent it.
Many people who are following
Thomas Lawsons expose Of the Anal
gamated and it's principals declare that
Lawson does not spare himself In bring
Ing the ruin, about his ears, and like
Samson, may be engulfed in the wreck
OF the temple as he dethrones its pill
lars. But il he is telling the truth the
American people will not care particu-
larly about the individuality of the mar
rator, and the people are already think
ing-thinking as never before.
win the wisconsin stalwarts in their
anger over the reversal OF the supreme
court. vote the Democratic ticket and
lose the state to Roosevelt? They were
very angry two years ago. They are
more so today. It is just possible
The bright young woman cashier Of
Chicago hotel the other day refused
to cash check for Leslie NJ. Shaw,
secretary Of the treasury, because he
didn't look good to her, and the secre-
taFy was threatened for few minutes
with the financial panic he has been
warding Off for Uncle SAM. Fortunate
~ the proprietor knew the secretary,
or his plain clothes might have gotten
him into more serious difficulty.
A Chinaman, just elected mayor of
a town in old Mexico, refused to quail
fy on the grounds that he was not
naturalized. Evidently Old Mexico has
a. long ways to 60 yet to reach civil
lization.
w. J. Bates, the Republican candi-
date for sheriff of St. Louis county,
left Monday for a five days trip on the
Iron Range.
Chairman Haven has entered upon
committee like four time winner.
There was some talk shortly after
the primaries for a full independent
ticket to fill up the space left by the
Democrats in failing to make nomi-
nations in some cases. The idea has
probably been Abandoned, as very lit
tie gossip is heard about it on the
streets.
The Democrats are hopeful that they
will be able to elect Chas. G. Miller to
the Office of Sheriff. Mr.. Miller is be-
ing assured Of liberal support from
Republican voters.
Republican leaders here are arrang-
ing for three days visit here for
Robert Dunn, their candidate for Gov
ernor. st. Louis county is one of Mr..
Dunn's strongholds and he will no
doubt be given royal reception here.
N. F. Hugo's boom for speaker of
the next house is still trotting upp-
ward. He is receiving support from
every quarter of the state that daily
insures his success.
While there is considerable apathy
In this election, it is generally admit
ted that the West Duluth Republican
club will permit nothing to go by de-
fault The members intend to keep
right to work just as If they had the
usual opposition.
If Senator Clapp was ever threaten
all
fixed up now. During the heat of the
factional fight in the Republican par
ty, it was hoped that Senator Clapp
would be brought into 1t in some way,
by those who desired to see another
elected senator.
A large number of Duluth Socialists
will visit St. Paul on Oct. 18th, for the
purpose of hearing Eugene ". Debs,
their candidate for President.
The: fight in the LIST county commits
sioner district between Edward Pat
terson and Hector Mclean promises
some surprising developments. Mr.. Nc
Lean is proving to be a candidate with
much strength. which is greatly dis
to