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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07

Die MitgIieber Der Bull
oers @r9ange bei6dftigen fiGb felt etni=
ger nit Der Grage, bur6 Nuferlesei
elmer Si3ens Die bieiigen @ontractoren
gegen bic @Oncurren5 ausmdrtiger nn=
ternebmer su f9iisen. Sn anoeren
Stabten bat man felt ldngerer 3eit
biefe MaBregel our Mnuenbuns ge=
bra1t. nur in Snbianapolis finb bic
bier tDobnbaften unternehmer Bis iebt
Der @oncurren3 anberer Gtdbte Dbne
Sdug' preisgegeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
8lntise &lopfe9teret.

Sn Der Obj Jeuotps Salle an Der
Snoiana Nee. fanben am Greitaa
Abenb unter ben Muipicien bss v5ooiier
&tbletic Club" 6aufttdmpfe ffatt,
tpel6e i9lieBli9 10 realiifii9 ober piel=
mebr 10 blutis murben, baB bic BOlisei
es fit ratbiam fanb, eir1sui6rttten unb
Der Slopffedterei Elm @nbe au bereiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
Ste lette 3ubeitGtte.

Nuf benz Siibii9en &ir9bofe fanben
am Sreitag Na9mittag bic fterbliden
lleberreite bon % nj. $. M E b :
ner. tuel6er Prdfibent Der vSnbia.
napolis Nefpear Co." mar unb in
Galama3oO, Mi6., elmer 2un9enstin=
oung erlag, Die leBte &ubeffdtte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
Mns oemtiden Sereine,t.

Der Seutfde Militdr=
@eretn bdIt beute Mbsnb in 8.
Sellers @lublocal, go. 217 Of WaIb-
ineton Str, feline reaelmdBise 8er=
fammlune ab:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
9enti@lano.
Se emerfensp ertbe Gebe
bes Gaifers.


Berlin 7. Mai. Sn biefgen
politii9en 9reifen 1T bic Mnii9t ber-
breitet, baB bic bonn Gaiier in ieiner
Sarlsruber &ebe ausgeipro9ene Mlab=
nune, i'm Sinblif auf Die @efammt-
Sage ale itlneren @treitigteiten aufau=
9eben uno iib fiir Elm epentueaes Gin.
ereifen in bic Weltpolitit gu einigen,
fotuie feline MeuBerungen bel gr6fnun9
Der Wain5er Bride bod cine ernftere
Sebeutung, als ibnen uripriin9Ii9
beisemehen tpurbe, 6aben. Man min
nun aus ben Worten Die M6eli9teit
zines ginI6reitens bes beuti9en &eis
DIES i'm fernen Often in 0erbinbung
nit Der v@elben @efabr" berausb0ren.
Sn Tetner 8eanttportung Der @ilI=
fommenrebe bes Obsr=8iirsermeiiters
BON Garlsrube am %. Npril lagte Der
Raiier:
v@ott uirb uns be!fen, aud tiber
ben tnneren Yarteibaber bintpegsutom=
men. 9ie greieniiie, tuel9e bic @elt
bepegen, fOllten baau fiibren, ben inne.
rem 3wieipalt perseiien gu MAIDEN. SD
bDffe, baB Der Griebe nt9t sef6rt uer,
ben miro unb bnB Die greigni1e, bic
mir bor unferen Nusen fi9 abfpielen
feben, oasu ansetban finb, bas Nuee
flar su MAIDEN unb au ftdblen lnb uns
einig 5u finoen, penn es rotbuenbia
tuerben iollte, in bic Weltpolitit einaus
9reifen."
Bel Der am l. Mai erfolsten grz
6ffnung Der neuen &beinbriife Bel
Mains Ia9te err:
SD boffe aug bem @runbe meines
6ersens, baB ber Grieben, tuelder fir
bic fortbauernbe @nttpidlung Der Sn=
buitrie unb bes Sanbels notbuenbis
1T, erbalten bleiben m69e. SD bin
iebo6 iiber3eust, oaB, tuenn bic grude
ie fir ernfteren Sransport benubt tper=
Den follte, fie p6llis suberldffig befun-
ben tperben uirb.
Oeiterrei6. .llnsarn.
3um bIeben dc aurus
Sofai's.
ubapef, z. Wai. Ser tlnga=
ride Si9ter unb patient Maurus
Sotai, tpel1er am Oonnerfag on elmer
2unsenent3tnoung geitorben 1T. 1T Elm
Opfer bes @treites Der Mngeftellten Der
unoariI9en 5taatsbabnen getporben.
SDfni perbra9te ben Winter on Der
&ibiera. Nuf Der &iidtehr mubte er
Fi4 me9en Der 2abmlegung oes Ber-
febrs auf ben 5taatsbabnen In Giume
auFbalten. Dort so9 er fi9 eine f9were
grfd!tung sl, tuelbe 2ungenentaiin=
bung i'm Gefolge bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
Vferoeotebe in Sbatisteit.

Sobn Bridges BON gntmeri6spille
beridtete heute in Der Yolisei-
Station, baB ibm in Der berfehene1
Na9t 5mei !nertbroQe pferoe aus iei=
mem Stale geitoblen tpurben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
Special : sttang oes Staot=
ratbs.

Brdiibent 8illinsslep Ipom @tabt=
roth bat Oenielben auf ndbten Montag
su elmer 9peeial=Sibuns einberufen,
um iiber Die reue Bau=Orbinans 3t,
beratben. So
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
Die 8riidemfrase
eiebt ibrer enbli@en erIebisuns entsesen.

SieRt ibrer enbli@en @rIebisuns entsesen,
Wie man glaubt tpiro In ber nd9ffen
Weriammlun9 beg @puntp-atbs am
Sienitag 8ermilligung ftis ben 8au
bon bier Brhden iiber ben Mbite &iper
tn Snoianapolis gema9t tperben. Ser
@ountp=Ratb pirb fi6 in ieinem Be-
f1luB bon ben gmpfebluneen Der
Briiden= unb @trom. @ommiffon leiten
laiIen. 2eBtere rdtb cine Bonoaussabe
bon $675, 900 an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
Bancroft.

Sobn &obabou9b BON Sefferfon,
Snoiana, n,eloete i'm 8unbesgeridte
ieinen BanterOtt an; feinen pafiibn
pon $1482.62 iteben Nctita bon 1885
ge9eniiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
a9oIt3iit sert6aer inspenoirt.

Die @i6erbsits=geb6 b6rbe bat ben po=
lt3iiten gilbert Seribner tregen brutaler
Bebanblung oes Wm. gieisbbours auf
5 Sage bonn 9ienffe iuspenbirt.
Ser Poliaift Nnberion, tpel9er unter
oerielben gefduloiguns ftano, murbe
freigefprD6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
&iefieer bertauf.

Ut ief tger 2anb bertauf.
&enffalaer,7. Mai. g1elion
WOrris bon @bica9O bat feline am
Rantatee GluB in Sagper @ountD be-
le9ene 8iebfarm, uel6e elm Mreal BON
$4,000 Gedern umfaBt, an bic
Nortbern Snbiana 2anb So. BON 2i-
gOnier Derfauft. Der genaue Rauf=
preis III ni4t betannt, bod pirb ange=
nOmmen, oaB berfelbe fi9 auf etpa
$3.50, 900 belaufen tsirb; 0ppotbefen
i'm 8eiammtbetrage bon 1924, 924 fiir
binausgei&Ohene 3ablungen fnb be-
reits recorbirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
SebSroe fur off. @erfe.
Die 5 n B b ! 8. & 6 tern 8 ra G.
tton 6 D. tuirb beaablen
ii5fen.


m iii fen.
Die eSnopls. & gafern Sraction
so. tpel9e bon Der 8eb6rbe fir DHent.
li9e Werfe nit 3tpei @trafen bon ie
$50 belegt tporben TT, neil ie fi9 tpei=
gerte innerbalb Der Stabtgrenae fir
Staot=Bafiasiere an3ubaIten, bat trob
pieberbolter Nufforberung Die @trafen
nod nidt be3ablt.
Setern initrutrte prdfbent Dounin9
bon Der 8eb6rbe ben fdbtif9en Com
trOleur, Die Gorberuneen benz @taot=
Nntpnlt betreffs @ollectirung su iiber=
geben. Sie Nn9elegenbeit tpiro mabr-
f6sinli4 in ben @eri9ten aussefo9ten
tperben.
10 y r It d e n perben 3unG9 t
parirt tperben.
Nuf @mpfeblune bes Sngenieurs bat
bic 8eb6rbe Die @ontracte fir &eparo=
turen bon 10 fleinen Briiden, tuelae
BET Der 5o6flutb bei6dbi9t tpurben,
anoeorbnet.
Die Collier Bridge So. er6ielt ben
Contract ftir Serfellung bon @9uB=
mauern on Der Cottage Nbenue unb
2aurel Str. ldnes ber pogues Stun;
| fir @ement=Nrbeit an Der Bride an
Der @bur9man Nbenue iiber plea1ant
&un; S6uBmauer an Wteribian Str.
unb pleaiant Stun; bas Nngeboi mar
$4.85 per @ubit 0arb fir @oncret=
arbett, 81 per @ubit Oarb fir naHe
unb Al Gents fir trofene Nus=
grabbing.
s. .. 6oB erbielt bic @ontracte fir
grhden bon Dearborn unb @len
Dribe, Nba,ns Ctr. unb Glen 9ribe,
Ga Sale uno @len 9ribe, &ural unb
@len Srioe, Srforb unb Glen 9ribe
su $4.95 per @ubit 0arb fur concrete
4rbeit SO Gents per @ubit Oarb fiir
naiie unb Is Gents fitr trodene Mus=
grabbing; Bride an Shelby unb &ap,
mono Str. a1 $3.50 per gubit garb
unb 25 Gents per @ubif Oarb fir
nafie uno trodene Musgrabung.
lusb bebnuns. ber @ef=
Snbi bianapplis Q + bn=
tire d e gem Il n DIT.
Cine eroBe Delegation bon Wei1
Snbianapolis eria9te bic 8eb6rben ba=
bin 51 pirfen, baB bic StraBenbabn=
linie BON ibrem segenwdrtisen Gnb=
punfte bon Belmont Nbenue bis Wor.
rig StraBe ausgebehnt uerbe. 9ie
gehDrbe beripra6, fi9 bic Gegenb an=
3uieben.
g e9en bic 6o13bIodpf1a-
fterung an Der . #
Mi9igan 6 tr.
Cigar N. grotpn erf9ten als &eprd=
fentant elmer Nnaabl Grunbeigeittbt=
mer BON Der OF Mi9isan Str. unb
legte in beren Namen proteF 9e9en bic
Pfaiterun9 hsrielben BON bem Off
@nbe Der pogue's Stun 8rtife big aur
SaeOma 4be. nit Sol3bl6fen elm; bie-
felben berlan9en Bafifeinpfaiferung.
Sie Gngele9enbeit Durbe an ben Stabt.
Sngenieur bertpieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07

Sonp @bttw b, elm iunger
@pibbube, entfanl geifern ieinen Wd9=
tern i'm Nrbeitsbauie unb iif bislane
nod ni9t tpieber belangt porben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
Na6rthten aus Snbtana.
8 ongre b eprdientan
Us m. s. 3enor uieber
no m n irt.

u e M u banp, z. W1ai. gon=
greB= B=&eprdientant @m. s. 3enor pon
@orpoon 1T auf Der am Greitae gfa9=
mittag bier absebaltenen democratic
fben Contention bes 8. @on9reB. .Si=
ftrict tpieber nominirt morben.
Gin erfttIaiftqes 9ote1
in 6 ban sbille.
= b IN 8 b lie, z. Wai. 9as
5otel=Proiect, bon bem i9on 10 bdufig
Die 3ebe mar, tDirb ieBt obne 2ueifeI
3u @tanbe fommen, III bod bas ieBiae
Venoome=6otel an Sycamore Str. be-
reits IN bic 9dnbe beg frtberen 5taats=
@9asmeiiters s. S. 99Dla uno beg
Wm. Sepns iibersegansen. Der &auf.
prets belduft fi9 auf ettpa 500, 900.
IuBerbem baben bic &dufer aud nod
bas 9ol3gebdube an Der @fe bon 3.
unb Sycamore Str, neben bem Gen-
oome.6otel, ertporben, unb spar gum
greife bon $500.
Die neuen BefiBer beabit6tigen, bas
Benbome=5otel, uel6es iebt so 3im=
mer bat, 10 5u berqr6Bern, baB es in
3utunft $50 3inmer entbalten tpirb.
gu 6iefem 3Defe tpirb man 3und6ft
nod elm 9tofmert auf bas iebies gens
bnme alfbauen unb bann an STEELE
oes 9ol39ebduoes einen ftinfif6figen
9lnbau nit 40 SUP 6ront an Der 8.
/ Strabe erri6ten. Das neue 6otel ION
in ieber 9inii9t elm erittiaifiges unb
mooernes 8afbaus werben, tpel6es ies
oenfalls einem bier lansft gefiblten
8eoiirfnif5e abbelfen tpiro.
9ie M a ultbiere maren
8 4nlb an bem aus
f1noe.
Serre 6aute, z. Mai. Nices
prdfibent pbilip Waltsrs bon Den 9ers
einigten @rubenarbeitertr aus oieIem
Siifrict febrte bpn Burnett aurlif, no
bic Seute in Der 8ogle @rube tpieber
i'm Iusftanbe finb, neil fte bic MauI.
THERE in berielben ni9t maiden polen.
Der Gall 1T Elm dhnli9er ME Der
ltin9ite in 9eflanb.
Walters bate nit ieinen germitte=
lunesberiu9en In Burnett feinen @rs
folg uno Die Nngelesenbeit 9ebt ieBt an
ben prdiioenten penna bonn 0erbanbe
Der @rubenbeiber unb prdlibent 8ople,
Siitricts prdiioent Der organifirten
8rubenarbeiter, um no mDeli1 ben
Stein oes glnftoBes beieitigen gu belfen.
N d bem 3 II 9tbauie ge-
fanbt.
Suntingburg z. Wai. =
9omaro Safe, Der am Weibna1tstage
ben @iienbabnangeitellten Sobn Sobees
eri6oB uno Der in petersburg BON ben
R.sAs,.~.,., >.s e.>.s4fse s4,,,>:u
s.s.s's... gs" ..S W. Dv.I.s.as7 ~ ..as le"lO's
onx.ss..s. | =: On:x =. - r:.s 'aas IN. ~.
'.sss.s S. - 1'sI" 49, '.s w, a'selaVs' 49,
o,,,,.r...., NIL. OF sx... I - .......
m..-.~ -. So 80 .
$500 S,....s S.'. ss 80 80
-. ~ 80 .De.p "a''a ." saDs., Ivy
p[DDllss Iar le'HeH el'en1en es Del Ger
elO'''erleH S1'mmuH9' ole le1t Oem un-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07

@etffembado'S 2NtrtbfGaft,
Wo. 14Of Waotfom 2lnetate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
Gut 8latt.

Sonntag ben 8. Mai @tat=Surnier
i'm 9eutfden 9aus. 3ein Mit9lieb
Der @tat=Seftton foate feb!en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07

NJ @au9t bic BONANZA.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
Personal Notes.

Miss Ames of North Easton. Mass.
has the finest private COLLECTION OF or
chils i'll America. II IS worth between.
>;1ODN0 and $N0,Uo Many OF the sleci-
m":s We're brought direct from BUrneo
or the Indies.
Mayor JChn X. Harvey, recently re-
cd Mayor Of Wdltham, Mass. was
born iii 4 log hut. and at IS was running
s:.wmiil He educated himself AT the
Ohio Wesleyan University and the BOs-
ton University Law School.
Alfred I..yt,leton: Colonial Secretary
anI the Duke OF Marlborough received
as Christmas gifts each dozen white
cotton handkerchiefs from the British
Cotton Growing Association, which are
tn. fl:st handkerchcfs made from Indian
cotton.
Albert Kirby Fairfax. an American
citizen with the uniqu. distinction of be-
ing a peer OF the British Empire, has
returned to his home i'll Maryland from
"a visit to Europe. He denies that he is
ITO become 4 British subject. but says H..
VIII retain his American citizenship.
The Cherokee Advocate. the oni: paper
in the world printed in the Indian lam
suage. will cease publication March 4. 1876.
There are only five men able to set the
2hesokee tyne for the newspaper. George
Seruiche and ID. +. Smallwood.
Parisians are raising a fund with which
10 purchase 4 sword tvr General StOessei
the heroic defender Of Port Arthur, and,
II the Seige continues indefinitely, the
idea is to have some courageous French
soldier run the blockade and deliver the
sword within the walls of the belea glered
town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
Maire's Railroads.

For those who do not expect To get
time or opportunity to read the annual
rerort OF the Maine railroad comnis-
sionerr. We recommend a carei'i
rerusal OF the abstract Of the report
which appears on another page of thf
Journal. this morning. This report ~
one Of the most important issued by a
State department and deals with /"
matter with which all good citizens
should familiarize themselves. 1t -
the 18th annual report Of the eomH'is-
sioners and the volume is hi'ed WIFI
tables. comparisons. returns. decisions
etc. showing the business aiiu
the condition of the 20 steam ana :"
street roads in our State
Tho railroads are go closely identified
with the progress and rosperity OF the
state that everything relating to them,
is of interest and Importance. Tn
supervision of the COMMISSIONERS Il
close and continuous; the examinations
are frequent and personal. and the sys-
TEN of returns is such that there Is
absolute publicity regal ding the oper'
a,ions ard financial affairs OF these
corporations. Tho past year has been
q most prosperous ona for our rail-
roads. as was to be expected In view OF
the general prosperity i'll State and
nation, and the showing made accord
ing to the figures in this report ar
very gratifying. Many mere pass"n-
gers We're carried than i'll 1903. and thu
freight traffic was also larger. The
accidents were not so numerous as in
the preceding year, and only one pas
senger out OF the 1,3l2. O79 carried by the
steam railroads lost his lite during tn
/. months. There vare only q few
miles (abOut lG3t, to be eXacu Of ne =,
road constructed during the year. but
the reports Of next year and the yeai
& fter promise to tell a different story
along this line. Nearly 10000 persons
are given employment b. the stean
and electric roads in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
'''Oh. yes she replied. apoloGetically.
but we haven't any license

At the inauguration of DR.. Flavel =.
Luther. the new ~: sident OF Trinity
college q student said:
Il want To tell you about mishan
that befell DIR. Luther one morning las
month.
He boarded one CT orr Hartford
StreetCars, rode a mile or so with his
eyes fixed on his news paper, and. close
on the end Of his jourhe:. locked up
and sp;cd one OF his students crumpled
in a corner.
The student was in wretche:l
plight. His clothing was stained. his
linen Soiled. his hair uEbrushed. His
face w.ts palliJ. and his eyes We're
bl"odshot and dull He locked i'll: HI.
Looked a wreck: AMI it Was easy to see
what the trouble was.
DIR. Luther. fresh and vigorous from
his bath and his good br.a kfast. arose
to- get Of. As he -passssi- the rn,clea.s
student he said, grimly:
Been on drunk
THE students sleepy eyes rolled
lansuidly toward DR.. Luther, and. in a
dull and lstless voice. the young man
saiG:
so have H.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

Few people are likely I" take any
stock In that story that the Emperor
Of Japan Is really insal" from the re-
sult Of Il blow received on the mead
some time ago Certainly there IS
absolutely no indication Of any weak
ness or variablencss Of purpose ":
Japan's plans. such as might reason
ably be expected in case OF such seri-
Gus misfortune at the present crisis
On the contrary. the New York Tribun"
sugges that there In good reason for
applying In the Mikaio's case the re-
mark Of President Lincoln when Gener-
al Grant vas accused of drinking
whiskey. The President merely ex-
pressed desire to know the name Of
the brand. In order tina. hs might send
some to other generals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
maine Gossip


Let US. in this New Year.
III. hnhest robe Of Truth Tor raimeht
Whu: ever crosses Life may give to bear
Whatever paths to tread
Assume them, though they ieau
Ger graves that hide our dead.
life hath more dark than light;
I:ut let us dream Il star shiheS III tiit
That Love still riseth beautiful and far
DER Hate, as God hath stationed star
from star.
That Truth stands Dr1Sht
In Gods own sight.
Mailed in Gods might!
Weary the world rolls on
Bur Darkness Is bat prophet OF the Dawn:
And Love it is that ever strives 10 letu
The dreamer where the dream becomes
the deeO'
I.ight-iight in all our tears.
E.aith-th:,t shines bright ocr ieaFs'
Ana God To guard the years:
Frank l.. Stanton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

With IA. .0s4 mon"y oruers. calling t"r
81 .e,s. sent abroad from New YORK
during the three weeks before Christ
mas, Uncle Sam comes pretty near
playing the part Of Santa Claus for
Europe II Is worth noting that italy
came second i'll the list of beneficiaries
in point OF money received and good
first In the amount of mdividual or
,lcrs. Great Britain. rs a matter OF
course. got more money and more or
ters but averaging the amount of tn,
separate orders, il is seen that tht
Hritish recipients got but little more
than so apiece. The Italian orders
were of an average of more than S3'
each.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

There is little said in the newspapers
about tn. effect upon the Chinese "a
the great war between Russia anu
.J,pau. hut IN some respects they ar"
The worst sufferers rom the cohnict
The reyort that over J00Oo Of them are
homeless III the vicinity OF Mukden
t.jvee one some conception OF tn'lr con :
,lItiOn. The war IS in their territory
and they do not appear to have any
ri,-hts that either the Russians or
japanese respect
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

Chicago was staggered when IN"
,,.,n..r. announced, Wednesday morn
ing. that not Il single case mad Deeh
around out. Tuesday. by its FAMOUS
d,vorcc mill. 1t is said to have been
the first day with such Il record since
,he mill was rebuilt. after the big ilre-
There are no indications. however
that the reform is permanent in
chicago or that similar symptoms
have appeared In any other city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31

EsTAeLISHEO, 1895.

n. os<ias whatever will b take" u
unsigned communications.
IN. Jeurnal esnnet b hsid responsible
for the preservation or return oI
3ected communications.
Aadr.ss ajI communications rs'stsnS 70
subscriptions and advertisements 70
RvIRLEI0H 4 FLYNT, Publtsnefs'
AuGusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
Source Of Socialist Votes.

Some apprehension has been felt at
the large increase in the Socialist vote
at the November election. but tbs
Philadelphia Press presents tables to
show thar practically the whole Of the
vote for Debs was east by disgruntled
Democrats who would not vote for
Parker. For instance. it points out
that in California Debs pollei 1885,
votes and Parker polled in that state
SS5. .69l votes less than Bryan polled in
1900. In Illinois Debs polled G9,..25. the
largest vote he obtained in any state.
while Swallow polled &,740. also the
largest for him in any state. But
Parker poll,d 1855 votes less i'll
Illinois than Bryan did in 1900. The
Republican gain of 34.G60 In Illinois. to-
g-ther with the vote for Dcbs. Swal-
low and Watson. did not make up for
the Democratic loss.
In Indiana the Debs and Swallow
vote combined made up for the Demo
cratic loss. though the Republicans
gained 32,.26 votes i'll that state. In
Iowa the Debs. Swallow and Watson
vote did not account for the Demo
cratic loss. and the same is true OF
many other states. Kansas gave 49,
4a4 for Debs, but the returns show u
Democratic loss in that state of U,S01
Massachusetts was an exception. Tn,
Republicans gained 1886 in that stat.
and the Democrats &41. and yet Debs
pol,ed 1881. gain of 5000 over the
Socialist vote OF 1900. The Prohibi-
tiun vote in t..at state fell Off 2O0O
while Watson pol:ed 1894. There has
been IA considerable increase in this
immigration into Massachusetts in re-
cent years, which accounts for the
Debs votes.
New York is another exception ac-
counted for in the same way. Both
OF the old parties made gains in theil
votes. and yet Debs polled 3G.SS3, a
gain Of about 10000 In the Socialist
vote. though Swallow lost 1900 votes
while the Watson vote Of 7459 was new.
The Republicans gained 1854 and the
Democrats $685.. In Pennsylvania the
Democrats lost S6,234 votes, while the
Republicans gained 122.2S4. Debs
polled al.S63 and swallow 33.7I. In
Wisconsin Debs polled 2s.2eO, gain OF
5000; the Democrats lost 35,17S and
the Prohibit ionists a few hundred
while the Republicans gained 1928.
The Press holds that it is clear from
the official returns of the various states
that there is nothing to fear from the
Increase in the Socialist vote. In
1900 there were III, ,926 votes cast for
the Socialist Labor. Socialist Demo-
crat and Populist candidates. This
year there were 39l.5S7 cast for Debs,
3S.453 for corrigan. Socialist Labor,
and llA.s3s for Watson. But Parker
polled 1921. 491 votes less than Bryan.
Swallows vote was only 51,3S9 greater
than the Prohibition vote In 1900, hav-
ing fallen behind in ] several states.
These figures show that there has been
no particular, increase in the Socialist
vote. Had Bryan been the Demo-
cratic nominee again the Debss, vote
would have been insignificant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
Pointed Paraoraphs.

The man With pull is always in the
political push.
Never tell a man that his boy looks like
MS mother II he owes you money.
Women have a lot 10 say about model
husbands. but they all want a different
model. Fte
As the alleged ancestors of some of our
old families Adam and Eve have much
to answer for.
silent man often has reputation for
Knowing about ten times as much as he
does know.
Probably more young people would enn-
bark on the sea of ma trimony if stern
parents would raise the blockade.
He who attends strictly to his own busi-
ness has no time to waste on visionary
schemes for saving the country.
Many a man who isn't satisfied with the
ills he has peruses drug store almana cs
and acquires others he, knows not of.
Music hath charms to soOthe the savage
breast. But the girl who does continu-
Ous stunt on the piano forgets that the
neighbOrs are partly civilized.
Chicago News
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-31
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR LEcis.
lATiON,

=, Notice Is hereby given that DeForest
keyes OF Oneonta, In the State of New
YORK, will petition the LEGISLATURE of the
S.ats OF Maine: to convene at Augusta
0n On tne rrst Wednesday of January, A. u.
to' praying for an act to reimburse him
ir dor moneys by him paid into the State
Treasury on the 26th day OF September
tnereon, as the purchase price of certain
tracts of wild lands lying in unincorporat-
ed townships. said tracts having been
CANNED to be forfeited to the State for
state and County taxes, and certified to
the state Treasurer for the year 1900 said
wild lands lying In the following Counties,
to wit: Aroostook, Franklin. Hancock
Washington.
The ground on which said petitioner
VIII seek reimbursement as aforesaid is
tnat the description set forth in several
aieged conveyances OF said wild lands
from the state 10 him is 50 inadequate
and defective that said lands cannot be
located. and that said alleged conveyances
are void and worthless; whereby said pc
titiOner received no consideration from
the state for the money by him paid to
1t as aforesaid
Notice Is also hereby given that Herbert
L. Kimball of SomervilIe in the Common
wealth OF Massachusetts will, fer like
reasons. ask to be reimbursed by the
State for an alleged sale Of wild lands
lying In the County of Aroostook sold 10
him for State and County taxes made on
the 2lst day OF September. 1901.
DEFOREST KEYES.
HERBERT L. KIMBALL.
Portland Maine.
December II. 1894 d17sSt