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Evening journal., 1904-09-03

Alexander j. Cassatt finished his ed
ucatlon at Heidelberg university at 20
years Of age and Joined a surveying party
In Georgia. Then he entered the service
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
as a rodman from which position he
worked his way up.
Evening journal., 1904-09-03
UNPAvEp STREETS.

VATE ARE aware that the street
and Sewer Commission is ham
nnrnd fnr fnnhs hut cnrinin Of.
Evening journal., 1904-09-03

king Edward IS not so TAN as many
people imagine and whenever his ma
iesty is photographed in group he is
invariably asked TO stand on some small
emlnence, such as step In order that
he may compare as well as possible with
those about him.
Evening journal., 1904-09-03

The car receives nearly S5.O0OOOO per
annum. His salary is paid in monthly in
stallments Of 100000 each, which are sent
to him by check on the National Bank OF
Russia.
Evening journal., 1904-09-03

Pere Hyacinthe has arrived in Geneva.
and from that town comes a story to the
effect that he Is about TO start vigorous
campaign against the vatican, with the
view. as is added, Of creating a schlsm.
lie has not been much before the public
OF late years
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

- Stpriteoelen al 6orretningSbu-
iene pao NorOli0en al M}ain Street /
&otpon bren0te forle0en, beriblon6t
8onfen. Set lam1lige Sab an6ra=
ger omfring $17,500; 1il6els asiu=
reret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
GfterlDsntng.

Sobonnes 2u6pig Senien, fg6t 6en
Z. December 1875 / Snerttnge,
Serslsp Sogn; efteripgeS al bans
6aber, ftp. Sarper sc. @br. Senlen
/ S1ogelie. Gen @fterlplte u0ban.
0re6e til Mmertfa sen 5. Mprtl 1898
og ifreb Ii6lte Gang / December Maa.
mes iomme Mor; bans M6resle Dor
oo 1744 Milmol1fee Mpe., @btcago.
Mh1lige SplDsninger mo6tages
me6 T~afnemmeligbeb al set 6anffe
@onlulat / Chicago. /.
@fan6inabiife Mbiler be6es optage.
@on1nlate Of Denmarf, Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
uoro Dafota,

= Mrs. Mortba 8ierfe ain6re6,
@ais Co., er blebet ien6t til @inbs=
ipgeaiplet / Somestotpn, iom FUN blep
noifreben fra iom1 belbrebet for fire
Mar ft6en. Sun er Mo6er til 12
8Grn.
$ 8ismarcfs 2an6bHtrift er ser
en6n11 otte og en- bolb MiIlion Stores
&egieringslan6, ser Fan toges iom
&omeiteo6s. S 2ebet al 1903 blep
ser / bette Diitrift foget 1,25O,0OO
Mcres 2an6, og 2an6fontoret mo6tog
ODER $225,000 / @ontonter.
Sra @ogstpell ffribes, at Sen
mil6e Sgn6enbiu6 / forrige nge bor
fr,mfal6t ct alminbeltgt Sgbeir. 8in=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

s.. 6. N%nbaricn 2p.en at 8. 9. g.
i ct. SAUL ofbol6er Moifero6e paa
Mo5art &all, 418 g. Tranflin
Street, 2er0og often SEN 6. 6ebruor,
70 &omiteen, bDis 6orman0 er Scr.
90. S. &asmsien, er troolt beifief=
tiget me6 al treffe> Sorbere6elier.
Ser er u0lobet go6e Bremier for Sc
be61te og Sc melt fomiife Drogter
la1nt for @rupper. Hrofesior
Ceilings Drfeiter bil lebere Mulifel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

= 9tte 6orretningsbuie bleo 1D-
Zig logt / Mife / Hl%anfingto11, me6fg=
rcn6e ct lomlet Sob paa omfring
$4,000, til6els beffet pes Msil,=
rance. Sl6en op1to6 / en- &eitau=
ront.
= Mgpere trnngte forleben inb /
9. $. Collins Mpotbef / Willer.
Glerfen, @ilbltr 411irf, oobne0e 0p-
ren for to M9116, ser foregap at
tren9e Me6ictn, men laainart Sc par
inoenf for 9gren tbang Sc molfereoe
Men0 bom meb &ebolpere til at
oobne &engefosien og in6aon6e &lo>
rofor>n. 9e bon6t bom 1oo poo
@en6er og Td6ber og foltebe bom
poo @engen.
- @. s. &ritcbbarb, boiat attc,1
Mil nor6pelt for Mher6een, bar pgret
fori pl1n0en / Ell l1gesti6, it6cn ba1
fom til Mber6een me0 ct @ognles
&pe6e. Offer at babe iolgt og az
lesiet set iotte Fan @eitene in0 /
Mlfem 6otellets Sfol6, Ipi1te Supper
,og gift lt6, og 1i6en 81 far ingen feet
11oget til bom. San bob0e omtre.t
$500 paa Jig, og man frpgter at bon
er b!ebet Offeret for en- 6orbrp0elie.
San 1raf life, bap6e ingen 1lette 8a<
ner og bans Gamilielip par lpffelig1.
= @lan6t Sc npe @leber / MI
Soints @folen / @iol1r Sails er
u2oit 8ir6"> SEN lille Sn0ianerpige,
iom to Gage efter Slaget be6
@oun6e6 &r1ee bleb f1n6et liggen6e
heo fin 696e Mo6ers 8rpit paa 5lag=
marfen. 9en lille 8tge, ser MI er
tretten Mar gommeL blep itrafs efter
at bore funoet paa @alplaolen o6op.
teret of Gen. og Mrs. @olbp, fer Boz
en0e / Nebraifa, men mi / @aibing-
ton, 9. 6.
= 6lere 6orieg paa at itiffe
ibran6 mogle al 0e be0ite 8pgninger
/ @arretion bor bnft @efolfningens
@arme. 8proobet for n6iot en- Be-
lpnning paa $500 for nn%6erretning
ser fon fgre til Sen @fpl6i9e eller Sc
g%fpl6iges @rreltering og 9omfpl0el-
ie, og 6orretningm9n6ene bar besr-
Sen i1bifriberet en- Gum paa 5000
for famine 9ieme6. 9e leper / lta=
sig Trpgt for at ie fine 8pgninger
bren6te, og oeres enalte &aob er at
SEN bpje 8elgnning og 6eres Be-
1trabelier for al pp6age %l1giernings=
mpn6ene bill forbin6re bi6ere Sori6g
pao 8ran0itiftelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
Svo tDafota.

: 9tte Torretnings6uie blep 11D=
Zig logt / @ife / Elonfington, me6fg=
rcn6e ct iomlet Sab paa omfring
$4,000, tiloels 6effet pes Msl IL
rance. Sl6en oplto6 / en- &eltau=
rant.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

frbb ban no, rejite fig.... itirreoe
obobleg omfring .... ban pilbe 3D..
..6g... 1pbe fin Banoe moo @ten.
peggen. Ser, Ser bar en- farp
SAINT. -. fan Ieb til og
poogneoe. foran &affelobnen paa it
fattige @%biItfammer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
ter @rnsgange isr meget .pp1te uo,
og @oaget CT BET ibeIe toeet / be6re
Etlitano emo nogeniin6e fgr paa bisie
Ti6er.
allie Seq11 at 6gmme biI

-@fter ale Segn at 6gmme oil
rGbe Eriitate Grain ono @tocf
@romers" Marsmp6e / Gorgo fra Sen
10. til sen %. S., blipe en- al Sc
talrigit beiegte / Soreningens &iito-
rte. Gen Sci Safiter er blebne 1Mif<
re6e ODER alle 8aner for Sur og SIC,
tur for Minneiota, begge 9atotaito.
ter og Manitoba. On 6ierfreu6ftil=
ling for Moro Dotota % Mor6
@innelo1a ofboloes iamti6ig. On
Meng6e DDr er inbmeI6te og us
fittings 2ofalet bill blipe rummeltgt
og befpemt.
- en- ule6oanlig nlpffe fanot
5te6 / @abalier forleoen Sag, 90
Scr. og Mrs. &ugbps ire Maane6er
gomIe Barn fpoltes / 8arneitoIen.
Mo6eren gift u6 / 8pen og 1o6 So6e-
rem paste poa 8arnet. &ugbp be-
fon6t fig inoe / ct on6et @erelie> og
fan b6rte 8arnet frige> men tenfte
fife noget bi6ere ODER set. 5enere
befan6tes Barnet at benge ltblglt ne6
fra @tolen. On 5nor bar bun6et
/ 5tolarmen for at bin6re 8arnet fra
at fol6e ITO. Sen 2tlle gle6 neb og
blep bengen6e me6 &ope6et / Ono
rem, / bpilfen Stil1ing oct langiomt
fbaltes.
- Mplige Gi16ragelier / Merbe=
Sen al @tanoing @ocf &eierpetionen
tpber paa, at oltfor meget @biifep
ielges til Sn6ionerne og &alpbloos.
Sobn 2eaob's 5fp6ning og 9rab al
@olpblo6sin6ianeren MIfreo Moratn
erflereoes at SS1trDen at bere ford=
bet / Selnforibor, % Ser er al
@run0 til at trio, at Dor life Sn6ias
ueren bleben 6rnbt al 2eacb, biloe
fan bope 6rebt 6enne. Men oct par
8renbebin lom bar Mar Jag til Mo=
rains Trettefj9rbe6. 9ef er tn
gen @emmeligbe6 at set ct meget let
at im1gle @ren6epin in6 pod &e=
lerbottoner, bborpe6 mango Sn6ia=
mere bliper 0rl1fne og begaor al(e
5lags 9oorifober og 8orbrp6elier
Monge Settlere, ser bor nprpe6 &e=
lerbattonert, er p6erit urolige ober
oen 1gje 9isciplin, o9 boober at &C.
gjeringen bill boloe Snoionerne
itrommere T6jler CO treffe Dem til
&egnifob, Ser iGlger %Snoianerne
8rpn6ebin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

Sorben og reb benbe / &oaret. Sen
1triobare Matrone maotte betale $35
8g6e.
- uSbe @tsconIin Cranberry
@rotpers Msloctatton" afbol6t forrir
&c uge lit @arsmp6e / @rono &o-
pi6s. Mange @erioner babe fra
@isooniin og an6re Stater bar ner'
bpren6e. Smtrent 1876 8arteteter
al Cranberry bar u61ttlle6e. Set
oplpites, at Cranberry Soften / Seem
England Staterne Dor $4,000
8ufbels, Mi6oel1toterne 100000;
8etitoterne> beientlig @isconiin,
100, 900; ialt 100000 8ufbels.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al @%ranberrieS
for be 1ibite ipp gar bar 100000
8nlbels.
- $350,000 b,eD forrige ltge
ieno1 fra ct. Soul % @bicago meo
.SSer1rbane for at biitaa 6irit Notto<
nal 8onf al Superior, iom Sen 12.
6s. ltorme0es af 9eponenter, ser
allie forlangte fine &en9e uobetalte.
@onfen efterfom fife olene bereopil>
Zig 6eres Mnmo6ning, n1en bar loo
f~orefemmen6e at oplGtte 2ufningS=
ti0en til olle bar blepne t%ilfrehslti(=
le6e, cg set bar fjr1t Moffen holpto
Sen nelte Morger. @onfen ct fulo=
lten6ig iolpent og fan betale Collar
for @ollar. Bpnifen opItoo pe0 lgS
@naf og bar gonlfe u6en @run6.
$248,653 blep / 2pbet al en- Sag,
UNDER &onifen, l,6toget al @anfen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

= nn0Ianoet. >
Wtnnelota.

= &ans Sesperiun, bolat fem
Ml Moro fra Ml6en, begtf forle6en
Selbmor6 pe6 at ben9e Jig / lin
2a0e. San efterlaber @uitru og to
imoa 8ern til at begreoe bonS uti'
melige Dpo. Sntet Motip bi6es for
Sen grrelige @ierning.
= Snterftate glebator / @oo,ts-
billie, ser bar fulo al @pe0e, eoe1og-
bes .nplig ful6iten6ig peo 8ronb.
Minneopolis & Mortbern @lepator
blep ogioa 1t1ffet ibron6 men reooe-
>es. M>16e, bpppe0e / &eroiene, goo
tp6elig tilfienoe, at begge Slbebrun=
Sc bar paoiatte.
- Mlben Mejeri @onnpognis
Morsmpoe ofbolbtes forle6en / Ml6en.
Smietningen flor ononpg $4,000,
og &ompagniet ct i en- go6 financiel
Sitting. 69lgenbe @mbeosmGno
polgtes: Breii6ent $. IS. Sones;
@icepreli6ent Sobn S. Some; @efre=
ter Mnorem &obertion; &asierer
Aeter @onlon og 9ireftdrer, s. IS.
g(bbe, &c. g. Gsrenien og @borles
Eeterien.
- Mt Tra5ee, @ecfer Co., bar en-
Sremti6 for fig in6ier man let naar
man bprer, al Ser i Sc iioite tire Mao=
neber r ubifibet 284 @ognlabnin=
ger Srnloit fra 8pen, % NECKLACES
l1l6, @beoe, &rcatnrer, oip:, tiger
@oantollet iii oper 500. S Sfftos
Der Mooneb %nbifibebes o(ene 81
8pgnlooninger Grnlalt of @ommon=
meoltb 2ltmber Company, og @il=
cor 2l1n1ber Company leoere6e al
Den Srelolt, 8pen brIgte.
- Oct ct Def ijnl6ent at nogest
6pr al @iffe men Set er 11of 6en
@fjGbne Ser foreltaor Soiepb ST.
lof. Sra 01tlutb meboeles at ian
/ fprrige l1ge in6lagoes / ct @olpi<
tai Ser / @pen / bpen0e Silltono, ef=
ter til Gage at bone list al uofbru0<
ta &iffcanfolo. San orbei6e6e / cit
Ssmn1erlejr / Nnrbebcn nj '9uIl1tb,
men biffe6e iao bololomt Mot efter
Scot, al bans &o1neroter life fltnbe
'ope o. brer fam ll0 q Seiren.
- Gn at S%l1rpmnn6ene / Groof>
iton in0log0e forle0eu SnGiigelie
mos en forieglet @icnbelie, bon ielp
bopbe qo0fjen0t. San ioa0e til lin
l1n6lfploning, ct bo,1 bar ipg, for
frosien pg lulten % at ban flrn fob
Sc gobtfje1bt &ienbe1ien for efter Z
Simers Snoelpnrrillu at 1foffe Zig
liot beore Soar. Sogel1 bill otter
fomme rp til fornpet 8e6on0ling.
Set 6reier Jig ont ct Section Cor
ner" / 2eSier Gomnibip, buorom Ser
ct Ell Meningsforffiel al nj &o6s
mellem &egjerin9en og Tarnerne.
- dc s. 9offe al @ooobue &c.,
far / mango Mor bapt to &u1truer,
men nit bar bon fun cit, forot SEN
o1ben @u1trlt far fooet Sfilsmisie e.
Mnna Caroline 8offe, fpot Grief
Jon, ngtepiebes til 8offe Sen "a.
Quarts 1885. Sen Gang pibite FUN
ct ian baphe nnret gift fdr - /
1869 til Mnno Sbomplun al Gufoto
County - men ba1, iaa0e at ban bar
ifilt fra bsn0e. 8affe og bans on
SEN @u1trl1 hoebe / &enpon og fpm !
8eli6oelie al 11ogeu @jenbcm. 6or
en- Mooneos Sis iioen opoogebe Mrs.
8offe Gao. 2 til fin 6%orfnr6ellc, at
benbes ManO ol0rig bar blepen ifilt
fra lin fpr1te &uitr1t. Sum forelog=
6e 0nm1rer @illilton Soge11, Ser til
ltob benoe @fi1smisie, inolotte ber=
Sc III ben6es 8prns &nrge> erfln=
re6e 6isie e~gtef60te og gab ben6e
@olb6elen al SEN @jen0om lpm ben=
6es Mono bar / 8eiibbell e al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

y PRIVAT TELEGRAF -
til
New York, Chicago,
St. Louis, Duluth,
Winnipeg, Grand Forks,
Fargo, Hillsboro,
C~asselton, COmstock
og St. Cloud.
Kjober og s91ger
korn, Provisioner OF ~Jernbaneaktier for
k%ontant eller paa Margin.
Forretning med Landdistrikterrae en- Specialized
Skriv, t%clefoner cller %tclegrafer til os ON
Meddelelser og Markedslister.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

- Boa friif @ierning bleb 8. 6.
@illing / @oterloo grebet, i0et ban
Diloe bren0e fin egen 8utif for at
foo $4,000 Insurance. San blep
orrel tcret ltrafs.
- Gtpritebelen al GorretniugSbu-
lene pao Mor0 ii6en al Main Street /
&oman bre110te forleben, oeriblon6t
8onfen. Set iam1lige Sab an6ra=
ger omfring $780,; 1il6els asiu=
reret.
- 6. S. l1tterboc6, &osierer for
Sobings 9anf 5igol,rnep, 1fg0 fig
fcrle0en / Sen 99jre Gin6il1g og fan
life lepe. @onfen bobbe / Sen iibite
Sio bort list pali feligt for at TIL
ire6sl title 9eponenter, Der traf ltore
Summer uo al 8oufen, men CT fife
/ npgeu 6ore for at gaa falltt.
- Sol1ll}el 5lpanlon, lom otbei=
oe6e for gtepton & Nortbmeltern Co.,
5 Mil Ge1t for Boone, bleb lemlg=
itet al ct Mine1fu6, iom gift al for
tiolig. Mon maotte an1putere bans
bbire Sen be6 Soften. Sans Mn=
iigt og 9rnit blep ogiao beifa0iget.
gmanlon far ingen 5lGgtninge fer
/ 2o10et, loopiot man beb.
- M}e6ers fan ito6 og tole6e mes
Mrs. CHARLES Bridges poo @o0en /
&norpille btep S. so. Stallings, en-
al 8pens le6en6e 6orretningsmen6,
lfu0t % 6d6elig iaoret al 0omens
Mon0. 9Ggteparret 8ri6ges par
blepen ifilt for flere Moo1re0er IL
0en> iom set be0 fig for6i Scr. Stal=
lings bar foreli fet / Mrs. Bridges.
- &oltmelter gilbert Sobnion al
@orpoon bleu forle6en Scat, ga bon
JOB / Toitfontoret, ogffet al tire mo-
ifere0e Men0, ser forlongte at fan
lfuloe aobne &engefaslen: San
gob 0em $3.50 fontant og $25 /
Trimgrfer ga Sc trlte6e me0 at orp=
be bon1, bbis fan negte0e. @pber=
ne bo116t bom 0erpoo foit til bans
Seng % %foripanct.
Sra @ebiter Gitp %ifrioes, at
l(6ifibere al &%reaturer ct meget mis-
fornpje0e meb Sc al @e1tern Srof=
fic Mslociation nplig oe6togne @eg=
Ter, 5borpe6 &reoturbanolere ofilao=
es 6ripasie paa Silbageoejen til Sc
res Stem efter at babe %u6ifibet en-
Slot &reatl1rer. Sc faar fun Has
til Morfeoet, og moo ielp betoIe Sill
bagerejien. gn 6elge al 6enne 8e>
ltemmelie bliber, at &begbon6Iere /
Soma flor Gremtioen bi( potronilere
Smobo Marfe6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

ct Orb goDoe Oct fo1tet bam = I'll
2p6 fun, % ban bab0e bGret De'1 III
geite Mon6 = funnel baone Sem,
iom MI 1io6er boone og inbbil6lf e i
6eres @fpipager, fipbt SEM ol[e!...
San fog fig for 8anben me0 1aa=
6ont &aieri, at Der bleb 1i6ben6e
bpbr96e Merfer poo Sen.
S Set famine ben6te Sfftffelien Jig
mos bom og rofte bom = en- rent lb
baonen6e 11sie1 &lat Se6ler, ipntes
Saul.
Ser ct Sc iogbe fan, @tbunore6tu=
1tn6....
S set famine felte6e bon lit 8lif
tiff poo set rg6e Merfe poo 8ouls
&on6e.
Saul glenrte at tage Bengene, ro>
ien6e betrogtebe ban SEN an6en til
@jengiel6 og raobte:
Sba0 ier De paa?
Sag Dine Henge, iogoe SIiffelien
.otpiien6e - fpitter faa. gu fan
ifribe poa set Bapir 6er
Set fogte / Saul, og bons @aonb
rpite0e; ban fpang itg bog til at
6pppe Bennen og begpnote:
Gags Doto mo6taget ct @un6re>
be-.
M3en So ofbrb6 Mon6en BAN; Nei!
mel! = life 8elgbet; ON 9n bor
facet @tbun6reotl11in6 eller Eibun.
6re6tuiin6 er ganife li%gegpl0igt; oct,
611 ifal 9ibe @ebiS for, er, at gu bar
facet alt bba6 gu efter mo6ent 0per<
leg bi0ite bil6e bore nof til at per>
ne Big moo etbpert @apn> og for.
ffoffe Big Struggled og Gre6 for bele
2ipet. -. ielo ON gu iful6e blipe
bun6re6e &ar, tror jeg gu iagoe!
SEQ Sc ii6ite Orb gle6 ser ct emil
ODER Sftffeliens Mniigt.
saul falteoe &ennen.
Seq ifriper life UNDER! ifreg ban,
= ieg gi6r Set life. &C.. jeg bar taget
fell. Set por life 100000, ieg
mente.
EDs! tps! fig life mere : iag6e
@ftftelien> = iadban er Menneifene
= hi bi61te oct = 6e foor ol6rig nof
-, leg &engene % gao.
Do fiji @oul en- soc.
&bem ct Set, Ser ifal fontrollere>
om ie9 brp6er min l1n6erffrift?
@ao = gao Sin Sci!
Set er Big = BIN = ifreg Saul
al6eles raienbe.
Set bliper en- iom mogter Set ioe-
Sc @fiffelien boanligt.
Set er bam! Get ct bom! &an
bor loffet Big / en- Selbe! bple6e og
peb Set run6t ON Saul. - @pring
poa bom! Ser er life andre Bi6ner
ems ian = belt bam bag ODER, fpel
bom! 0g tag bans Millioner -.
Milltoner. Millioner.
Sor Doert Orb 1tromme6es Mul f.
lerne / Nonls Mrme - bans Singre
frumme6es 1om &lger. og meb
2pnets &ait faite6e ban fig ino paa
SfiffeIie n og flemte til ON bans
Strl1be.
Sg ban fal6t bag ODER mes ct
6nmpt Slag moo Set baor6e @nlb,
og Honl fulgte me0 116en at lippe
Seq ifal bore min egen &ontrol!
ifreg fan, = ieg ifol bore min egen
&pntrol!
800. Da.... set famine f(Qp=
pe6e bans frompagtigt lpGn6te Seen,
ser Iommen, Sen gnrglen6e Strube,
6e bap6e imellem fig, bar borte> og
6et 2egeme, bon ba06e in6e un0er
Jig, og iom Fan bol6t ne6e mes al
lin Begt = bar borte.
SON ieIb laa paa set fol6e @ten-
gulb.
@bo6 ct bet?-@bor bleb ian al?
Saul iegte omfring fig. intel
-. ban reiite fig paa &na 49,. og
gap / set famine ct @frig, 6il6t at
&oleri. -
@e66elbnnferne, Millionerne,
@ul66bngerne inbe UNDER 8oroene
bar forinun6ne ~. tomt gabe6e alt
bam / Mebe 49,. fan for frem =
rabenbe fen as 8or6ene, IND / @pl<
6arnes &roge -. intet! 49,. &on
ruife6e / 6em, iom ct blot 9pr I lit
8urs @tenger.
@oo faite6e bon fig, freb in6 un<
ser 8or6ene, fra6ie6e in6 / &rogene
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

,Vould still have TO consider whether they dared
enforce Il. with the additional disadvantage of
being unable to say they did not make it.
swe say a larger measure Of local authority
in some directions may be desirable. But New
Workers have uncommonly short memories or
are uncommonly Indifferent 10 the city's well
fare when they advocate practical municipal
autonomy Not 20 go back 10 Tweed days, how
many times in the last twenty years has New
York had TO ask to be saved from itself? IL
twenty years ago the ''hOme rule" now tnlked
Of had been granted, where would have been
our City Hall. with all its beauty and asso-
Citations? Ii would have been torn down by the
harbarians set by thOughtless New-Ycrkers TO
rule over them. Even now the present Borough
President says he wants TO tear il down, and
with ..bome rule" and the repeal of the forbid
ding act Of the legislature he would probably
Try to destroy it, If the city had been left alone
Central Park would have been ruined by
speedway for Tammany sports. The town
would have been gridirOned with elevated rail-
roads and the subway would never have been
undertaken. The legislature often fails 10 I'M
derstand Ncv-York but the common abuse or
the State government is unjust In the main 1t
tries TO do what enlightened public opinion OF
the city asks in matters solely concerning the
city. In the last two years, we think, no meas
ure affecting the city has become law over
the Mayors veto. and the greater part OF the
legislation asked FOR by the local authorities
has been granted. The legislature has more
often been called upon by the weight OF local
t,uhlic oninion TO take from the city government
powers Il was misuslng than Justly blamed for
not giving reasonable freedom for good local
administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07
LAWLESS THEATRE MANAGERS.

The refusal for weeks of several theatres to
comply with the call of the city authorities to
make changes for the public safety. eliminating
finally in the frank defiance Of the government
by the management of the Grand Opera House,
in giving a performance Notwithstanding an or
der to close is Characteristic OF New-fork and
America Probably such occurrence could
never have happened in any great city or any
other civilized country in the world. In no other
country would the proprietor of theatre have
thought for a moment Of resisting the chief
executive OF the city, or shown so little respect
for constituted authority as to wait for a
forcible demonstration before obeying police
regulation.
some OF the theatre managers have talked Of
injunctions to restrain the Mayor and his de-
partment chiefs who are trying 10 make theatre
going safe. II will be surprising IL they do not
seek thus TO paralyze administration and II
some court does not consent to serve their pur-
pose This habit Of defiance OF authority. this
tendency TO question every exercise Of executive
discretion, as If a Mayor. a Governor or Presi-
dent were a mere automaton whose every act
may be reviewed and reversed by the courts,
and meanwhile resisted by the citizens. is one
OF the great dangers to our progress. The sue
cess and Dermanence Of our civilization depend
on general respect for authority as well as on
freedom Of initiative under the law. We want
to preserve our old individuallsm. but we do
not want to become lawless. And iawlessness
does not merely consist Of violation of court
orders The spirit of lawlessness may cloak
itself in the garb Of legal rights and stalk about
under the protection OF injunctons and dila-
tory appeals.
The presumption OF the citizen ought TO be
that the orders Of executive authority in the
line Of its recognized duty are lawful, and that
its discretion Is wisely exercised for the public
interest The theatrical manager who thinks
he might on some technical ground successfully
resist a Health Department regulation, and
who goes on the theory that box office receipts
for a forbidden performance are worth few
fines IS in essence lawbreaker, no matter how
he may be able 10 make the procedure Of the
law an instrument Of his lawlessness The too
common idea that Il is every mans right 70 re-
slst every law he does not like until ordered by
the Court Of Appeals to obey II is most danger
Gus. and we hope the Mayor will proceed to
teach a sharp lesson 10 the theatre proprietors
who cherish Il.