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The Arizona sentinel., 1904-02-24

GOrtarez, AlfOnzo
 Gleason, Urban
 Hatch, R s
 Harringto Patricl 1 Hackett, Sumner
 Hanna, W W
 Hartley, B J
 Harbolt, J R
 Harris, J Nj
 Harris, M o
 Hawkins, A $
 Horner. c
 Handsberger, Harr. Hemphill, J c
 Harlin, T J Holmes, G $
 Hobbs, J II
 Hagely, Anton
 Hodges, B F
 Heyl, J J
 Kinds, J $
 Hennessy, J M Hemphill, John T Ravens, J B
 Ingalls,, Frank $ Imperial, Alberto Ingalls,, Walter s Ingersoll, George U Jones, Janathan c Jones, John J Jacks, John B
 Jordan, Frank w Johnson, Charles Johnson, Arthur B Jaqua, J C
 Jones, T H Ryan Johnson. Neil
 Johnson, Herman Jones, Charles
 Kelso, Frank
 Knouf, Seward w Hester, Henry c Fitzpatrick, T $ King, A D
 Kerr, William Kellogg, William M King, Thomas Kane, Elmer Lee, Randolph H Lyon, William H Lindsey, Wingate Laney, Richard P H Leonard, Harry Lyall, John Lloyd, Oliver N Lynch, David M Long, J H Lopez, Jesus Larson, Nicholas P Lorona, Frank Lopez, Santiago Lisalda, Jose Lyall, Thomas Lacy, George H Lantz, V R Lundy, Elmer B Moate, Chas M Milton, James Meeden, c V Mulligan, James Waves, EQWln Mumm, Vessel Maritime, Miguel M Mars, J B Muller, Henry H Maddox, Edmond T Martinez, P Y Martinez, Julio Marshall, Ellery D Marable, Geo $ Moreno, Jesus Martinez, Jose R MaldanadO, F M Mason, Henry J Martin, John B Martinez, Pablo R Moffett, James P Moore, Andrew J Martin, E L Martin, Frederic J. Mitchell, John H Miner, Charles Myers, Jas H Moreno RpfupiO
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-02-24

0tlulll, OOuH w
 Garcia, Narcario
 Hopkins, Benj F
 Hodges, Peter B
 Huss, Saxton P Holt, Cyrus P
 Hubbard, Moses
 Kinds, s B
 Hayden, B B
 Huffman, F l.
 Hayden, Jake B
 Higuera, Ignacio
 Hayden, A NJ
 Hathaway, R B
 Hopkins, J T
 Handley, H H
 Hernandez, Juan
 Hoover, Irwin c
 Hanna, A A
 Harris, T
 Humphreys, Beni. c Haushe, R L
 Hartwell, R w Harvey, Edwin c
 Ingalls,, Charles B Ives, Eugene $
 Ingraham, Fred L Irwin, Grant Jordan, Thomas A Jagger, Graves P Johnson, John F Johnson, Dock
 Journigan, Chas A Johnson, Laureston Josephi, M D
 Judkins, A R
 Judkins, J c
 Johnson, Joseph
 Johnson, A E
 King, Thomas
 Kinney, James J Kilborn, Irving T Klusmann, W T Kirker, Jose
 King, Samuel H Kelly, George H Kelly, John
 Kennedy, Thomas J Ludy, Adam Lewis, William H Lobato, Guadalupe Lyall, Morton Lerona, Jose M Lynch, William E Lee, John R Lee, Robert E Lewis, Grant Lorona, Hermijeneo Luce, Robert D Linah, Axtel Lovona, Guadalupe Long, Richard Lyall, John Lagle, Jos Lorona, Pedro Laguna, Juan Miller, Philip J Mendez, Joaquin Marshall, Isham F. Modesti, Althee Meeden, Barney l. Moretti, Paul Morton, Robert l. Molina, Joseph A M uller, John H Morales, Jesus M Molina, Jose M Morris, Robert E Marab ble, Richard P Monroy, MerjilGo H Molina, Miguel Marsh, Newton Morris, Mason Mize, Geo K Mayhew, Felix NldfGlueZ, MlSuel l Madrid, Pedro Marable, Wm T Miramontes, Ecerdo Maggetti, Robert Milan, Romulo Morseno, Norciso Maloney, Patrick MAnc0r PorpoAn M
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
Rrttrr MT Grill
BY ANNA MCCLURE sHoIL.

henson would raise her lar above TIE incidents OF the
confession. Becoming blncior knowledge OF character
sometimes knowledge Of the uurehgr would BE- s, p.r
onal revelation than triumph OF spiritual insight Mrs Er5au;
told the truth about herself in her Robert Browning ht
between such confession and the morbid .cliaua,, Of El.kI
what gulf
Il the rather than the who have invited the world
into their dressing From St Augustine Rousseau Mar
Auus to Ame they have kept journal, a,y and made
their confessions 10 whomsocyc would listen Women kept silence
Ike the gifted little Parau have broken their peril The more
women have TO , rule the silent the, become M, because
They afraid tell the truth but truth doe, no, need 10 be
told
As rule their seireaons have been involuntary and youn.
tory 'eirc,eaous perap, the accurate IT a Eu, Brane
would have had nothing tell in "a So, oi Ms Life bat in "uh.
crng Heights her personality flame seen through tempest,
We know she could have loved profoundly whcr,a, little Mares ,a
rate explanations OF the truth about herself in matters emotional lave
doubling She had however the courage to give to the world her
own name proof OF her belief in her illusions Her sisters in ,h,
country II We except the historical Young person from Montana hide
behind MARY Adams hard pressed behind Mr. Edward R1
Hut after ALL why should woman tell the truth herself under
her that Of the nnocuou, Her bca,ng and dramatic
enees arc worth thousand seots Resides truth like love 4,
dependent Tor its peng the agreement Of two spirits, and though
woman proclaimed the truth about herself from ho,,,op ,
would believe herr II she said she her audience would r
her with Impossible madam You good looking" sinner
and they would say you have enough charm 10 he sinner
II she pocams that her thoughts were busted with proi ,,
lions OF philosophy OF social sciences they would CT, REPUTATION Y,
dNss ~ well"
II she then barred her innocent sou the story Of her , nae,
sion CO. wud smile and al. You woman In love. m mi.
a novelist Go arl see your pubi,irr."
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
sEAsosABLE BEE NOTES.

II you see clusterr % be,s hanging
ont 10 front Of some o. you- hives a
may mean that these colonies Will soos
cast svarms n not u means that
they need more super room. or a larger
entrance
Have a handy receptacle for al ~.
bits Of comb and sax which collect In
Tho apInry u viii not take long 70
save dollar 10 this way. Tor hsrs 0,
aiWays a good demand Tor becsuar.
aui az good pIl5s.
A frame ~ un .raiei brood pla-sf In
q hive Nlth a ucUi, hlt,i swarm. yin
ke'p Them from aliroui.nr n any.
thlug slli n The weather O. very ho'.
give shade and good ventilation d, M.
hive Tor a fsv days
Svarms rsn 10 taken from ths l.oi
To- u trees fence posts aud other Dos .
PLACES by dipping 'hem N careful "
with a I'm ipHer dumping a few "a
TIE france. AMI me remainder A. the
entrance to the hive
Starters ~ foundations. fastened In
the top ~ tho section boxes. do murh
snoi ono full sheets are faf better
The sections Will b. much better hiIse
AMI ne comb much better attached "a
The wool shsfr fiil sheets are used
Farm Journal
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
INSIDE INFORM ALTON
New Concern Will Aid Those Betting
on Election Results.

Politician. " New York arr
greatly interested in thc National
Election Association.
The obi,rt II the association va.
explained hy an official of the new
company IT, .lid
I'VE arc going tumakc careful can.
VASE. boz every district in every
stat, iu ,hc Union with thr idea II
furnishing information on the r..
.ult ui ihr coming presidential ylcr.
ton tu Those disposed tu make va.
pr.. W. think that w. can Civ
complete mionuatiu un every wu.
gr,-.iunal district, every state anil
every group ~ states. and ly ID
month ltiurc election We arr ur.
tain We can all the turn crrr,tly
ou any contest. from the A,.,mbI,
district. tu thr National vu.
t,.t."
IT, aid,,l that branch unio- vii.
sam H. upuvl iu %, principal 80.
i,- II Kentucky and al-o olhci
states.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

will begin t-TOMORROW.
You ought give up foolish and you think you will
10 so-TO-MORROW
The deadest OF all the nations SPAIN and Spain the national
word is TOMORROW"
Tomorrow the soft lounge which the weak human lies down
o
The power the dangerous influence OF the word tomorrow is
fortunately not sign of going backwards 1t sign that
rot yet fully developed mentally
1t takes effort of the brain say OF dsagrceabe thing Il
will do it to-day"
The WILL the expression OF the souls intellectual purpose the
recently developed feature OF the human being and often
he weakest.
Our primitive animal faculties have full swing and tomorrow
loes interfere with them The who drink
indulge himself any animal attraction has thought OF
His animal will well developed and when the animal command.
oday rules
Unfortunately controls the mental processes and there
fore, the processes which most important.
1t is hard to reform, say Il shall reform tomorrow
million say every day. Il money and live
'ensby | will begin tomorrow"
Ii what write and what has already been written persuade
hundred thousand people try TO-DAY TOMORROW
OF their list OF words useful work will have been done
Take this for 10" shall not think OF tomorrow Tor
My only possession to-day. and will do al
that it, will u myself sleep promising myself ab5u;
time that will never shall be man Of to-day"
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
GauHP nf Rarr
Suirihr
BY PROF c. STANLEY HALL,
President Of Clara University.

marry late and have few children
large percentage Of high school girl, actually wish they we.
boys We seem to be developing female without female elar.
acler
The rapid Termination Of our schools encourage, womsn teachers
10 give their masculine traits and ideal, free rein Something IL
wrong with the girl the middle who no, rushy or sentimental
al least times.
sad That the presence Of girls humsnisng CO.. boys b., there
something wrong with the boy who truly he called peti,, gem
ueman do nc like to that he should BE- little roudy bu, yr
must not be sacrificed 10 ptunssa-
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
GENERAL NEWS.

In the presence II s7orc, " other
hthcrs Martin Zron.in and John
imam were drowned in Lake Mich.
ban a, Chicago.
Two men arr dead and ,hirl i.
issing as the rcsul, II fight over
legged claim jumping on Marble
yrcck in Idaho.
Mrs SnNn Oman was shot hy q
stray bnllct at Fifth and Gryn
streets. Two ncgrucs were fighting.
Nineteen persons were hnrt in a
str~t.car collision in -. Louis.
That German spies hayc hccn
caught in Italian iortrcs.cs with
sccrcts IN sell the Austrian Govern.
mcnt Is a hard blow to the Old
triple alliance.
Under the interstate commerce
act II 1890, Geo. Ricc. II Marietta,
Ohio, has t-gun a suit sFsius; the
Standard oil Company asking iur
ss.OoO,OOO damages, claiming that
the Company has ruined hi. lui.
ne-s by unfair means.
y Last week during a heavy min
Storm In the French section II the
l1lrrs department iu thrmauubc,ur
c7N building at tbr Worli Fair.
s2OAOOO worth " Partisan p,vu,
were ruined ON account " q leak in
the roof Of the building
DR.. r. G. Lighilc, who wa. sup.
poscd tn have lvcn burned IN hi.
harm at sarcy, May -, and on
whosc death insurance companir.
paid $1,000 on policies, returned
10 scarcy a, i:30 o'clock thi. morn.
ing and SURRENDERED tn Deputy
Sheriff Gcorgc walicr. tigh,lc
says he did me-, ai,cmp, In commit
fraud, hut lcf, suddenly sCausc h.
bad o corp>c In his harm for lis.
ection and when the building
burned he fcard he might h. ar.
rested for grave robbery. Mn.
l.iFhtle has returned 49, Il the
insumn g money.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
To the Public.

The Magnet Laundry will. during
thcmon,h II August lspudp lalic.
shirt waist for ~ cni- sa,h or
tN' ior - ont- Your mtpmap
solicited, satisfaction guaranteed
Ap, attention given o. c,unir,
laundry
Give mr o. trial. it will D. aIg,p-
riaicl Your. vy truly.
NuNuV O,kuN
~ Mcconnell u Stone. .tur.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
STATE NEWS.

Willie Dudley. the eighteen year
old son Of Hamilton Dudley, Of
Princeton, was struck by an |. C..
train at Cerulean Springs last week
death resulting.
The Illinois Central and the
Tennessee Central railroads have
made arrangements with each other
so that mileage books issued for
one road will be good on the
other.
One hundred Filipino students
have been brought to this country
for a four years course in Ameri-
can schools. They are to be APP
portioned among twenty-five insti-
tutions in various parts Of the coun-
try. Among the schools designat-
ed are the Manual Training School,
Of Louisville, Ky, and the Cniver-
sity Of Lexington, Ky. II has
been held by the Louisville School
Board that they can not be admit
ted there as they are not eau.
casians.
Auditor 5. W. Hagcr has refused
10 issue warrant for the $4,000
appropriated annually TO the Ken
lucky Live Stock Breeders Associa-
ton in the Legislature Of 1902, and
therefore there will he no state fair
this year. Attorney General \. b.
Hayes holds the appropriation UNI
constitutional. The Association
will bring a friendly suit To test
the constitutionality Of the appro-
priation.
What is believed to be- the cue
TO the disappearance Of the boy,
Arthur White, two weeks ago, has
been discovered. Rubc Wilson,
the negro under arrest on suspicion.
has been released.
Four cases Of small pox have
been developed at Mayfcld.
The record for one night showed
that Is dogs were found dead al
Frankfort a. q result of button
poisoning.
Miss Nell Clark, Sgd -, he
pretty Christian county girl who
swallowed corrosive .ublimatc last
|STuesday because she had ben ar
sicd for forgery, died q, the hon q
her parents near Croiton.
G. lee Foreman, one Of Spencer
Duniy's wealthic,t farmer. and
nd owners, j. dead 1T typhoid
vrr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

CAPITALISTS Responsibility r.
Ties Ia ihi. city d,-irc io uliaiu %
loan II slN,opp at n,coi q pr On,
interest un TEN YEAR. time. Mon.
~ to H. repaid iu yearly install.
mrn,. after iir.,yar Willmm.h
ample rial estate security Fur
particular. send your inquiry io
Tm Rowan, Marion, ~ u
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

FOR SAl.E-,iusl frame dvrl-
ling c'nlain. : rnms, g,.-l Ianit,
3 yymndas, p-d .,ablc-, hen house.
Cal hou-', smoke hou-. , vHf
wells. LIT c1ntains : acrr-. all iir
g-Sl condition. u. y. TuoNAs.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

CogiuJaiionaul high.
ct luca,iou have re-.
ducci h, rate OF both
marriage and offspring.
Scarcely ihrce-iur,h,
Of our male and only
about one half Of our
female graduates marry,
and those who do 70
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

BABGAlN-Farm Containing
lu nru- > - miles north oi
Hampton. Livingston ruuuiJ. iur
sale Gu-l farm. las. we'll aud ou
puhlir mad. PREV ssUD. ea.h slO1.
lalanU uu term. a. .uii purchaser
Call and .c, usorvrii, iu Tul Rp
oup, Marion, NY Il
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
Notice

Al p,r-uu- having claim. against
o., '-t,l, "i Nathan Il Black. IT,,
viii ppsui same pIuprly pfouu
900 "r lsiur august IN. 1904. ur
ls FOREVER larud
n NWY ] l,i,E, Alm'r'N.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

cuustfuctedbyauy
uge vho cat dfi,,
nails and tav GA
hard square Take
y piece ~ inch
beard Of, instti
square and on,
Gisss eta bytvslv,
luctss and uaI
them toFsihsr "a
form rifht arfb
as thuwh Fattsr
atltiis tho up
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

with thc ali ot co5i Jn.utsi,r 1,
IL possible 20 briue forth a erts,s,
uumb,r % caicks with less worry it.-
is required 10 look after perhsrs ,
dorm W more settling hens Tho al
vaniagos Of usinE an Incubator art
many u q ready TO set" uhone,s,
needed. not necessary 10 walt until ID
geis 'broody" u will DO the work %,
dozens of hens In Matching ami ian,
halt the trouble Il starts the chick,
on free from lice and consequently Ia.
advantage here over Matching with
hens Tho Incubator ls 80 Indispensable,
10 The poultfymah &C. the mover o.
reaper 10 the farmer these dsya-Mld
lAnd Farmer.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

rieht board uiih q strap. q. place n,
va. b. ~ halirE pous,f ,an uutsl
its bottle uiih a rail. e.. under tt,
mouth The nail it Co aiius Iit,
shiff GO fsfapf from ths buitIs Para
att Hone
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
CIR ll1urst Day lit tllr ll1urlh
Ja iiiilat iiir Gail 'Tu-mrrrum"
Ry HERBERT w TONPKINS.
BY HERBERT w. TOMPKINS.
Author OF Marsh Country Rambles." Etc.

rresoution. langudness, dleness
weakness of character-hose mlesoneS the broad
road that leads the pecpce OF failure called Tomor
row."
How many readers of this paper honestly say that
the word tomorrow has inerfered with their lives
The thing which has no real existence, the day which
YOU will never see tomorrow Yet how often you wait
for that day which will never be here!
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

| will srll uund trip ticket. Ia
Louisville Tuesday. Aug. nah. IN
train having Marion at il;9Oa. M.
r,umine. leaving Louisville
THURSDAY. Syp,. LIT, ~ o'clock
nom Tor 1926 pund trip.
l.. IonNsoN
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
Champion & Champion
LAWYERS

VIII do general pTac,ice In an eourt,
Pump, attention given iocollcctions.
onicc Rank street. M,muN. Nv.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
Wakeful?
Sleeplessness Is n
Sign Of Nerve Trou-
bic and Should
BE Looked To.

nsfs are thfys drsvni nanis,a.
tiuns n siesfirssnrss
fIrri, hardly 60 risrp virk aii rirtt.
ffroni o. Do awake a irnr time trfafe
isHrs atisyp. uIfi. g. faI asleep saaa.
So nc up a'irf Fffrrri iHafa ari I'm
fri % hafi tb Sep aEafr.
ThrT man that ramrutrfa t1 tts
rFrfe flies. rHmrutHfr Ir ts tr.fn
rFis. tamFutFfr on o. ttHat Vfsssfs
t.ai fsTr haal Co e. tfa.H. tanftt.rs
is ftt.tsi'g eFest. sei nlsi Do fIlttft
cf ttt 81 way tr uefte usr tath
20 riett b. Jks ~ M1 Ntvrt
sou1e cihfr fyuFtars of rfryc uoa.
hs are. Izznaes iicadaths. nafk.
s1te Wcrv Fetfairrfa iffIat1tr.
Melancholy. ta5k - Ambition.
Thly Indicate diseases utIoh may Lad
20 EGlsfsu Tlta e. VIias Dance.
Nerves rrusifaiIan. raraifsit i-raHitr.
Nothing uin give such quick AMI lat.
lng relief as ~ Mrrs' Nsrine
~ husband ~ t.etn fi1k ~ ufrhs.
with al ,is nsi' Il l,is ,e sIi i I'D
- runtiHuft % rfsu pdfss. he rruii
hriihsf sistp ~ s1t or tatv r'fi vss
sfrt aeaT hni Ell callers tlfild -
Iausn ~ ruuit NJ stand a ~ ~ t.ifs
irs,iss csfsd ~ ~ M'iss ns.,s,,,l, -
Nrr1lne We tran swing N 10 tlrt
eni N a ffu days D. uas eide h =.
tfessri I'm that tire - ftdafir
.Tfluvgd N.tyirs aud tis liz
Ms A q. liAEkiN. rtestlis. -
ppEE Write 10 ps fcf i've nal
AhA6 Fefkane - o.. Niles kstis
fsis eills, ne Nsv RgisniinC nsnsdr
fcf lain Also eFmricm nlank or
tfettalisi sl dhaanass Tcaf cas-. tel
EIBURifumEs, fillitakfA igtS"-
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
USEFUL LITTLE FOUNTAIN.
where Lit,ls Chicks A., Kept In
Large Numbers I, l. Almost
Necessity.

The Illustration shows a drinking
fountain for little chicks that can b.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

II a woman really
knew the truth about
herself / think he
would hesitate 20 tell Il.
Tor iu that case the
grcaiuc,, Of her cmuprc-
The Western news., 1904-04-20

the permanent chairman to keep the
convention in order. Governor NJ ur-
ply Of New Jersey is now talked OF as
chairman of the national committee.
Chicago Favors Ownership.
The only point of general interest
about the municipal election at Chi
cago, Wednesday, was the overwhesn-
ing majority in favor of municipal
ownership of the street railways. The
vote was taken on the Mueller law,
passed by the last legislature, author
izing the cities to construct, own. oper-
ate and lease street railways if they so
elect. The immediate proposition was
TO license the existing street railway
companies until municipal ownership
could be secured. On this question the
vote stood 121, IA to 5U,S93
New York's Gambler Act.
Three important laws have been en-
acted by the legislature Of New York
in the past week. all of which create
prccedents. one was the antigambiing
bill advocated by District Attorney
Jerome. the avowed object of which was
to compel the testimony of Reginald
Vanderbilt i'll order to convict Rich-
ard Garfield, the millionaire proprietor
OF gambling houses. This bill passed
the assembly by vote OF G3 to Il and
went to the governor for his signature.
A bill was passed providing pensions
for judges of the court of appeals and
inSti.nS Of n
ponents openly charged that the judges
had used their influence to secure this
legislation.
Both houses favored the abolition Of
the office Of coroner in New York city.
Iowa Woman Suffrage Vote.
BY vote of 10 to SO the lower house
of the Iowa legislature went on record
April in favor of woman suffrage.
1t was predicted by some that the bill
would be killed in the senate.
Kansas Democrats Divided.
Avoiding the horn of either dilemma
as to presidential preferences the Kan
sas state convention, April I, followed
it's usual custom of sending an unin-
delegation to the national con-
ventiOn. Reports differ rs to the per-
sonnel of the delegation. Hearst claim
ing majority and the conservative
faction denying it. Nevertheless the
platform contained warm indorse-
ment of Mr.. Hearst's efforts in behalf
Of the common people and to down the
coal trust. The platforms of 1900 and
1896 were indorsed and confidence was
expressed in Mr.. Bryan. Evidently,
the radical wing was in virtual con-
troll.
The Western news., 1904-04-20
Executive.
BattIeship Virginia Launched.

Hatteship Virginia Launched.
The state of Virginia had Il legal holi-
day April 5 i'll honor of the launching
of the great $4,000 ton battleship
named for the state, which occurred at
Newport News, Va, in the presence of
10000 spectators. The thirteen-year-
old daughter OF Governor Montague
christened the Virginia, which is the
largest warship in the American navy.
The Virginia is 435 feet long and will
have four twelveinch guns in two tur-
rets, eight eight-inch and twelve six
inch rapid fire guns, besides an etfec-
tive secondary battery.
The Alabama's Thirteen-inch Record.
Unofficial advices We're received from
the naval squadron at Pensacola. Fla.
to the effect that the battleship Ala
bama had already beaten the new
record won by the Kearsarge gunners.
The crew of Lieutenant Wilson were
able to load and fire one of the big
thirteen-inch guns in thirty eight sec
onds.
Our Population Last Year.
NOW that we have a permanent CEN
sus bureau we are luxuriatin in the
more frequent count of American
noses. A bulletin issued April 7
estimates the population of the United
States, exclusive of Alaska and the col
onies, at 79,90O,3S9, or an increase of
nearly 100000 since 1900. The pro-
cession of cities is headed by New York
with 3,116ooO; Chicago, 1000;
Philadelphia, 1,3GS,OOO; st. Louis and
Boston, about 100000; Baltimore, 531,.
600; Cleveland. 415,OOO; Cincinnati,
o33. 900; Buffalo, $1,000; San Francis
co, 356,0OO; Pittsburg. $4,000: Detroit.
milwaukee,. New Orleans and Washing
ton about 100000.
The Western news., 1904-04-20
POLITICS and COVER. .NMENT

est the efforts Of the Massachusetts
..olice authorities to penetrate the
aiystery surrounding the death of Ma
bei Page, young woman of a wealthy
family at Weston, near Boston, March
81. Shortly after the young woman
had been seen that day her body was
found PROSTATE in her room with sew
eral deep stab wounds in it, such as to
Indicate that she had been murdered.
Albert E. Bell. the notorious mail
pouch robber, was rearrested at Taco
ma, Wash, April Z. He is the man
who escaped from two marshals at
Philadelphia last year by jumping
from moving train. Mrs. Bot
Kin was found guilty at San Francisco
OF murder in the first degree.
The Western news., 1904-04-20
Legislative.
Swayne Case Postponed.

The Republican leaders in congress
who are in favor of an early adjourn
ment have avoided the delay attending
the impeachment of Judge Swayne by
fixing Dec. Is next as the day when
the house will consider the imDeach-
ment charges. This postponement was
opposed by the Democrats.
Pay of Rural Mail Carriers.
The senate agreed to the amendment
hXln& the salary of rural mail carriers
at $40 year. \ proviso was added
permitting the carriers to handle mer-
chandise, take subscriptions for and
deliver newspapers and periodicals..
Eight Hour Bill Referred.
The house committee on labor has
decided that the eight hour bill should
be referred to Secretary of Commerce
and Labor Cortelyou, with a request to
furnish answers to a variety of ques-
tlons. such as tie additional cost to
government contracts involved in the
shorter day, the damage to manufacture
ing interests, to export trade and
whether the labor people are willing to
give up the right to work more than
eight hours.