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The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
WANTS 5000 DAMAGES
BECAUSE or INJURIES.
Claims Accident Was Result of Neg
IIEence Of Ship's Master.

Claims Accident Was Result of Neg
IIEence Of Ship's Master.
As q result q injuries received while
al work On the schooner S. G. Haskell
John CEthbert has 1iled libel for dam
ages against the schooner IN the
United States court. Damages in the
sum Of $5.DBR are asked.
II is claimed by the lIfellauf that
while al work below the hatch one Of
the large, heavy cross beams which
formed q portion Of the hatch cover
ing fell on him. The beam was shaken
loose by Earring, caused by dropping
lumber on the deck Negligence Is
claimed by the plaintiff. who asserts
that IL was the part Of the ship own
ers 10 remove the entire hatch cover
ing instead Of only half Of IL
The beam struck ham on the back
and. he alleges. seriously injured his
back kidneys and limbs and infiict-
ed internal injuries. He claims that as
q result Of the accident he viii be IN
able 10 continue his former vocation
and that his injuries are Of a psrma-
Y9enF character
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
MELON CROP
MAY Be SHORT
HURT BY DRY WEATHER.
ALL MELONS VOW ON THE MARKET
STRIPPED FROM FLORIDA

shipments 10 and Through This Port
All Come From Florida and south
west GeorEia-ExRected the Move
ment VIII Be Heavy by June Is.
Believed That small Prices Re
eeived in Recent Years Has
Caused Smaller Acreage TO Be
Planted
watsrneloas are in The market. but
they are not Plentiful ana. unless pres
enI weather conditions change very
shortly, the crop viii be smaller than
J; has been for = number Of years
TINS Is the opinion Of Mr.. T. 5
Noise, general superintendent Of The
Central Of Georgia Railway. who says
that the greater part Of the melon
crop handled by his line originates in
Southwest Georgia, aid thai reports
from that section are not encouraging,
either for melons or for cotton
M. Noise thinks also that the melon
crop Of the last few seasons has not
been the money crop that il has been.
and that as q consequence some Of the
former growers have cut down their
acreage
This lessened acreage was brought
about by the fact that at times the
market has been gluttsd- and as Z re-
suit prices went 10 . point where il
was unproflts bic 10 raise the melons.
The melons that ara now bsin 2
brought 70 this city. and also being
shipped North. are grown in Florida,
which state furnishes the greater part
Of the crop handled
The shipments 50 far have been very
sual because Of the early season For
the same reason the Atlantic Coast
Line traffic officials have not yet been
informed as 10 the exact status Of the
crop Il is expected. however. that
heavy movements VIII be on by June Is.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
a DeliEhtfal Trip.

The handsome sidewheel steamer.
Louise. viii make family excursion
trip this afternoon. The Louise is a
fine boat. and this is the nrst opportu-
nifty given TO make an excursion on
her. The Louise viii leave Abercorn
street wharf az $50 p. m. Passing out
BY Thunderbolt and Wilmington. u
stay Of one hour viii be made al Thun-
derbolt so the passengers can visit tha
Casino. The return 70 tie city by
moonlight will be exceedingly pleasant
The fare Is only . cents.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
BUY SUGAR NOW.


IL Ia Advancing in Price Rapidly.
We sell Ena-y barrels Of sugar, b-1
we rsRp 10 profit. Orr patrons get
81 a. cost Coffee, tea. baking powder,
hu-1e- and rice are the important sta
pies with rs and il The lines We lead
the world. Note the following prices
- pounds best granu3aged sugar. 81 90
p pounds best soft white sugar 81 GO
Best gra1ulsted sugar, per pound. SC
Fancy E2g1n creamery butter ......25c
s-pound can silver Leaf Lard 8Dc
5-poun6 can Silver Leaf Lard soc
le-pound can SILVER Leaf Lard .. s.. 90
We sen az Kinds y teas and COT
fees
Best Golden R3o Coffee, ? pounds. g5c
Porto Rico coffee, very strong ....l5c
Msrscslhso or LRguayrz coffee $50. roc
Java coffee &c and sac best --..... SIC
Finest Java and Mocha 3 pouu ds 81 %
Al our cuffess are roasted in their
natural state. by the latest improved
coffee roaEser. retaining al CT the es-
sential oil which forms the body or
strength OF the coffee.
Fine teas a. cargo prices.
Oolong. Young Hyson, English
Breakfast GunpoEder. Japan. or Cey-
Ion teas st sc. soc, 4oc, SOC. Soc; best
800
We sell the finest rice in the city.
IS pounds good rice ............SI.0 90
3 pounds choice rice -.--.. 90
g pounds finest Georgia rlce...... J. 90
Is pounds finest Carolina vice. 100
Use A & p. BAKING Powder. E5c A
large blue and white pudding pan Civ
En- with every pound this week. The
GreaE Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany, los Broughton street. west. Tele-
phone f1s--aS
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

The ladies OF West Savannah have
been working diligently for several
months TO provide a house Of worship
for the residents Of that Iart Of the
city and surrounding country; thelc
Industrious Efforts have been almost
crowned with success. These good peo-
pie have not as yet made any appeals
TO ths public for assistance in their
lsudible work. The mission viii be a
distinct benefit TO the citizens Of Ssvan
nah. as well as those in its immediate
vicinity. The time has come whe1
funds are needed 10 complete the build
ing and il has been determined 10 give
value received for sal funds obtsine5
hence. an ENJOYABLE moonlight ride %
the sea has been arranged. whereby al
who viii may benefit themselves and DO
goo6 for others.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
SOCIETY or COLONIAL
WARS GAVE SMOKER.
Light Lunch Served and Several I'm
prompru Addresses Made.

The Society of Colonial Wars gave
g most enjoyable smoker 70 t1S men
bers in the breaktas. room Of the De
SOTO last night
Il was attended ny about thirty
members and, though DO set pro
grsmne had been prepared. and all
the speaking was informal was mark
&c by number Of excellent addresses.
Among the speakers were Rev. Charles
4 Strong Hon Walter G. Charlton,
M T ?. Jones. M. c c. QusCken-
bush and M P N Oliver.
The tables were 1sstsfully decorated
with roses and carnations and light
lunch. wines and cigars, we're served
The society gives TWO entertainments
z yesT, z smoker in the spring and
q banquet IN thu fan. This year :
Gel ebratious are Of more than usual IN
1srest bAca uss Of the increased activity
IN The affairs Of the organization and
The very material increase that has
been made 10 the mem bership-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
s@s.4O Savannah TO Washington and
Return. All Rail.

Southern Railway vii put OF above
round trip al ran rate from savan-
nah 70 Washington, effective May Is.
tickets 70 be good 10 return until Oct.
81. Two trains daily. each carrying
Pullman. drawing room. sleeping ears
and dining car. z c. Thomson. c
P. & 7. n. III Bull street.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
ARRESTED FOR SELLING
MALT WITHOUT LICENSE.
Paid Tax 20 Com missieBer. However.
and Wa Released.

Philip AolHrna-. & wholesale dealer.
WIS arrested yesterday by 1hs United
States deputy uarshals and taken be-
1nrs ne Tinted states comnissloner.
T'hs charge on which * nieInEu was A.
rested IVES LnEI 81 selling malt without
having pE15 MS Tax
T'hs evidence waK clearly sEE1nE1 the
defendant and e The hearing before
Commissioner Hewlett ne admitted ms
quit. de ygElo rhs LEX which ls q nom
ana SIN. Hnc 1ns COSTS Of prosecution
Ena WIS b. once released, KuieuBr was
sailing the NAH 81 wholesale
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
SOUNDED TEST ALARM
An HOUR TOO SOON.
FArem@n Given n Needless RIM as
Resu11 uf MEEtnke.

AppErEuus from fra stations and
had 3 RIM early yesterday afternoon
because Electrician Claiborne thought
il wEs clock. when as matter Of
1aC1 Il Was only &
T'hs eleCUlCIHZE eyes became cross
e and be READ : on MS watch when
u waE only 3. he than pulled box 4t.
81 Park avenue and P-lcs street. aE q
1es1 FOR INIT circuit The Department
electrician was surprised when The Bp-
pRrEIus put IN an psarRnre. The
regular test alarm W-HE sounded FL
hour later.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

Magnificent deep draught steamships
Of the Merchants and Miners Trans
poristio1 Company. between Savannah.
Baltimore and Philadelphia direct.
Only two days at sea Rates cheape-
than rail For further information.
choice slaterooTn reservation. etc. can
on W. ". Tun. ACT. or J. P Ward.
:. P. A. IL Bull street, Savannah.
Ea-zH
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

And some cash. Or a little extra Sc
curi1y Of some kind. northwest corner
Thirty-hfth and Habersham. Contains
parlor, dining room. pantry. three bed
rooms and hath. II you are not pay
ing more than $50 a month as rent
you don't live in as good a house as
this; s. 4 month Win more than cover
taxes, insurance and water rent The
house is rented until Oct ! az $40
d month If you want Us 10 do SO, We
viii collect the rent and apply il 70
your contract This is one Of the big
gsst bargains I have ever offered If
you want a house Al all We can trade
On The property Price, terms and
conditions wiz be made 10 suit you.
John L Archer SoTrel buildinE.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
summer strle, in shor..

A. s Nichols, 8 Rroushtoa. west
has just received bis summer styles
Of Turner'S shoes for men. They are
beautiful and are extremely popular
IN ans and blacks
Call and see them before you bay
They might salt you 20 q T.-a6
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

Calvin Nas Unmoved, But the Ladies
in the Courtroom Were VisihIy At
feste6-For the Third Tipae willie
calvin Has Been Sentenced 10 Die
en- the GAIlovr and His Execution
seems Inevitable Now.
WINE Calvin. the twice convicted
murderer q Rosa Pace, was yesterday
morning sentenced by Judge SesarooE
70 De hanged on July B.
Calvin stood lunova able between TWO
deputy sh=T41s whine me death sen
teocs vas beng pronounced and
only once or twice did he show tho
least sign Of feeling. Il was Inc third
time that sentence Of death has been
pronounced upon the negro.
The sentence was IN unusually i'm
prsssive one hy reason Of The presence
II the court room Of three lacy Wis
5tors They appeared very much in
pressed by The sentence far more 50
than Calvin.
II sentencing CALVIN Judge Seshrook
reviewed The case and denounced the
crime IS cruel and 5astardly. Ee said:
The grand jury q this county pre-
scented you II their formal bill Of IL
dicrmsnt 70 tins court upon q charge
Of murder. one q the most serious
crimes known &c our criminal law. L ?
On Inns ln1lcImsnt Won we're tried IN
dsr the s.dui-istrs ton Of or laDe-ts1
Judge Barrow and found guilty by the
jury sitting on the case Your coun-
Sc moved the court for 3 new trial.
which was refused. bu1 upon appeal 10
the supreme Court thai tribunal deter
mined that you should again bs tried
Upon The SECOND 1r3al the duty fen up
On me 10 preside
Guilt of the Accused.
Upon inns subsequent trial, as
vel as upon ths first. 2 jury COM
pasaa Of upright. intelligent and I'M
partial citizens were selected 10 pass
upon your guilt or Innocence Of the Of
Tense charged against YOU They heard
Ihe evidence ad6uoed and after careful
and palnslalzing consideration again
found you gulty.
In ms pom, ! an forced 70 fully
concur. The details Of the ofsnss Of
which You are undoubtedly guilty
were most revolving and possess not
one single feature Of qualification
You deliberately and cruelty CIT your
victim 10 death and have offered n0t
. single reason, legal OF otherwise. as
an excuse therefor.
Eou appear 70 bs negro Of more
than usuzl intelligence. You are
young and appear well both mentally
and physically. and il seems incredible
that yoD could deliberately execute
such q dastardly crime with the com
p0surs and indifference which The
evidence establishes
Was Given Every Chance.
That Won have had q fair and i'm
partial trial Is evidence6 10y The con
dLcl Of your counsel Upon the refusal
Oh ny part 70 grant YOU a new trial
iron their application. after your sec
Lnd convicD0n. they abandoned their
a peal To the Supreme Court from This
decision. acknoWl Lodging thereby thai
al the rights guaranteed under the LAW
70 one charged Nith crime had been
extended 10 Won
II now becomes MY dutT n again
sentence you 70 death. Nothing 50
IA as human eye can discern stands
between You and The gallows. YOU
execution seems inevitable My ad-
wee 10 you is 10 prepare 20 meet your
Maker 4 msrcIful Providence can
alone give YOU comfort. Appeal 10 HiTa
and prepare for your doom"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
SALoONiSTS' TROUBLES
ARE NOT YET ENDED.
BuMkin Issues Warrant for Quon-
dam Partner. McRAe.


Peace has not YET settled over the
lives Ct Bufkln & McRse, the West
Broad street saloo1lsts, whose bust
ness, fixtures. stock II trade, etc, were
recently sold by Sheriff Schwa-z- Yes
1erdsy warrant Was sworn out 1e-
McRas BY BuEkin On q charge q
cheating and swindliuE.
The warrant was sworn on before
Justice Clsa-y and served or McRae.
The defendant At once gave bond for
MS appearance Al The City Court,
where Judge Norwood Is asked 70 al
just The trouble
The partners first came prominently
before the public when BuHEln asked
The Superior Cou-T 70 appoint Z re-
csIver for TIE firm and wind ID The
partnership This was done. The
ground brought forward by BuEk-n
IVES that McRse was neglectnE the
business and making il Improbable.
He also claimed 1hst McRas refused 70
settle the 6i6cul1y ont q court
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
SUBWAY CONTRACT WILL
BE SIGNED THURSDAY.
Ordinance Empowering the Mayor
To sign fer the CRY.

To sign fer the CRY.
ne Savannah Electric Company and
me Atlantic Caas, Line are ooth
ready % sign ths contract ta- Tbs con
ss-o-cio- @: The Gv1Las-; street sub
way
The ordinance Authorizing Mayor
Myers - slrr -ae eon.-ar. Tor me clty
as Ski before Council :; WI ne pass
sc a. -he meeting Wednesday night
and the CONTRACT VII oe slgnea on
thursday o- Friday
l-uez5zts-r uqa1 The s E-.uE q the
co--ract advertisements VIII ~ lns@1i-
Cd f1- -hal pa--l-- = the worE Wn1-a
= ~ as done ~ contract me L.1ast
Lllre IS 70 60 -AH l~estle work and ne
CRY Is 70 make me changes II me
stree. z-z s. 5awz-z The resi- q ihs
work ms grazing a11 ms building o
ths retaining vzls VII he 1aDe ~
co1--EcL
AL -.-es parties - trs canc-scs are
nov ready - begin me work Aoa =
VII bs starred rs s1o- atte- Ths s-En-
ne q me papers ss possible
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
GRANTED NEW TRIAL.

In the City Court yesterday Judge
Norwood granted a new trial IN the
case Of Julia Dukes against
the Savannah Electric Com
pany. The suit was an action
for damages and at the first trial Of
the case a verdict was rendered in IA.
vor Of the plaintiff for SEQ
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
Reduced Rates 10 Atlanta
Via Central Of Georgia Railway.

Account convention Southern Hard
ware Jobbers' Association and Amer5-
can Manufacturers Association. ex-
cursion tickets viii be sold May p,
p and q, final limit May 81. 1904, at
one fare. plus twenty-five cents for
round trip. For further information.
apply 70 J. s. Holmes. City Ticket
and Passenger Agent. s. Bull street
a.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

The only-so far as we gnow-Cer-
tsinly. the crszinsi smoker Of the
world, Is HicEs'-Texf door 10 Hicks
restaurant A place where gentlemen
Sc the cho3cesI wines. wniskys ana
ciEars II savannah ssrvsz IL The best
styls sd.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
sale of sternberE JeweIry stock.

The bankrupt stock OF Sternberg &
Co. at the old stand. III Broughton
west. must be sold 10 make room To-
new fresh arrivals. and prices are avav
below values. Diamonds. watches
,swelry. fine cutglsssware. siiverwars.
etc. This - a rare chance for bargains
IN standard goods I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

Get srouna 70 the Gle reliable res
izuraat to-day and see what you can
90 for yourself.
We have, especially prepared. for yo,.
and your friends. by laying away in our
re1TiEeTztors. the choicest eatabley
hrcugat 10 SavAnnah.-a6.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
WIZ NOT

Return TO New York via ocean; Il viii
save you money? The Savannah Line
service is unsxcelled. An ideal trip
under ideal Surroundings! Full IN
formation. 81 Bull street, GermanIa
Rank hu5l5fuE-s6
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

A s Nichols, s Broughton, west,
has received the summer styles OF the
Jeanness Miller for ladies This is the
shoe which has no competition No
other shoe is like il
Be sure 10 see il il YOU love pretty
and fashionable fo0twear.-sd.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
Wonderful bargains at sternberx'..

Diamonds. silverware, cutE7ass.
watches, 5ewelry, etc, comprising The
bankrupt stock Of StsrnbsrE & Co. =
offered al big discounts 10 close out Old
stand. III BrouEh1on. west al
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
Seays smoker.

ssay's Smoker al Sss wsst Rrose
street is one q ne most up-to-sa.s
and cleanest places 20 get what Va,
wish . drink and smoke IL he sss-
PAU Jones 81 Wilson. I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

II you own real estate and are tan
gleo, tel me your trouble and I'll tel
you The remedy. The prescription costs
you nothing, and If you don't ike the
medicine. you needn't take il. John L
ArcheT.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
sternberE's Fine JeweIry stock Sac
rffieed.

Beginning this week the bankrupt
stock Of Ste7nberg & Co., VII be 1closci
out at heavy discounts. 10 make room
for new goods: silverware, diamonds
watches. cutglass, 5eKelry, etc. A mid
summer carnival a. cut orices.-ad-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

Some good things in small houses
for investment to-day. See Cheap Col
unn. John I. Archer, Sorrsl building.
Id
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
summer styles i'm ChiIdren's shoes.

A S. Nichols. Broughton. west.
has received his summer styles in
childrsn's shoes. They are perfect
beauties. Do not think OF putting
summer shoe on your child until You
have seen Nichols'.-a6.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

Handmade. brass moununEs. suita-
he foF either light OF heavy delivery
purposes SO. Lilo Frank. Congress ana
V-hitaker streets. I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
Garden Hose.

Cotton rubber lined, Is feet with spray
pipe, complete s.. s5- Leo Frank, Con
gress and Whitaker streets--sd.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

Some good things in small houses
for investment to-day. See Cheap Col
umn. John L Archer. Sorrel building.
I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

twenty-five feet, garden hose. with
spray nozzle complete. Sis. Leo
Frank. Congress and Whitaker street,
I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
Our Special Harness

At $50; smartest thing IN leather.
cannot Re duplicated anywhere for m
money Lao Prank. Congress and
Whitaker Ezreets.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

Some good things n small houses
for investment to-day. see Cheap COL
UNI Joha I. Archer. sorrel building.
IA
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

II You want q home. 2 LOT OF an in
vestnsnt. il would pay you TO talk
with me five minutes. John l. Archer.
-aS
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

See suction column page for the
good little things a. Court House
Tuesday June :. John l. Archer.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

If you want a home, a LOT OF an in
vestment it woRld pay YOU 10 talk
with me I'VE minutes John L. Archer.
I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

See auction column page for the
good little things 81 Court House.
Tuesday. June :. John I. Archsr.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
HEARD HIS DOOM
WITHOUT TREM0R
CALVIN AGAIN SENTENCED.
LADIES HEARD JUDGE SEABROOK
PRONOUNCE Fatal WORDS.

Calvin wHs Unmoved. But the Ladies
in the Courtroom Were VisihIy At
fss.re6-For the Third TiJae willie
calvin Has Been Sentenced TO Die
en- the GaIlowt and His Execution
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-08

And to think that the grating Bull
letin went to all the trouble to write
ND Willie Hearst as a second Abraham
lincoln. To have had Willie nomin-
ated and elected, would have been al
most as good a stroke of business for
the Bulletin as it was to divide the
plumber of a thievish Legislature But
the Democracy of Hawaii has had "a
happy escape, for the Bulletin never
has supported a cause or a candidacy
yet which dill not catch something from
it and die.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-08

Tt is probable that this war will end
the use of correspondents with armies.
Conditions have been SO changed blythe
invention of the wireless telegraph,
that generals in the field must take the
risk, if they let correspondent come
along, of harboring a dangerous spy.
In the present war they do not exclude
pressmen but keep them from seeing
anything. This of itself is enough to
deter newspapers from spending money
on their war stats and it would not
be surprising. before long, to see all but
a few of the correspondents return
home.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-08

The Governors office is being reno
waited so as to restore some of the old
royal splendor. There is to be a touch
of robins egg blue on the walls and
the little crowns on the ceiling are to
have their red insertions painted
brighter Tt is even proposed to bring
mp the gilded chairs of state from the
old throne room and set them around.
Unhappfiy the throne itself has gone
TO the museum but it may be brought
back for special occasions. When fin
ished, the executive chamber of Ha-
wall will make that of the United
States look like thirty cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-08

The value of the anti-mosquito meth
DDS employed here is plain to everyone.
There is not one mosquito where thers
were twenty a year ago. But the lost
will be found unless the people of Ho-
nolulu take the utmost care to observe
the rules of the crusade. Eternal vigi-
lance over standing water is the price
of immunity from the insect pest.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-08

The news from Port Arthur is vague
but significant. From the Toxic dis
patch, printed elsewhere, it is to be in
ferred that the besieging army, which
Oyana has probably gone to direct, in
tends to assault the works with an i'm
mense force. Oyama captured Port
Arthur in that way ten years ago when
the place was defended by the Chinese;
and the impression is held by local Jap
anese that he will repeat his old tactics.
A siege is a costly thing and there is
great need of destroying the Port Ar
thur fleet at once so as to relieve Togo
for operations against Vladivostok.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-08

Dowie is an eager seeker after no.
toriety and wherever he goes there Is
sensation. When the press stops de-
scribing his antics, he will vanish like
a pricked bubble AS matter OF 1act
Dowie is a creation of the newspapers,
lust as General Coxey was and as the
Nature Man" is. When the papers tire
of him his vogue will be over.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-08

The establishment of the native Dem
ocrats at the collapse of Hearst is one
of the most amusing things in current
politics. Mr.. Kidd, standing on his
barrel, had assured them that Hearst
was sweeping the country like a tidal
wave; the Bulletin, eagerly grating in
any direction like a hungry squid, fixed
On Hearst as the surest thing: and
Iaukea, who makes all the noise of an
empty wagon on a rough road, yelled
Hearst Is a winner until the spots
on his skirts turned yellow. The native
Democrats took it all in and already
saw themselves victorious Hearst men
grinding the few Parker haoles in a
feed-cutter. Then came the transform
alton scene and Hearst was nowhere.
He couldn't even be found under the
convention doormat. Today or tomor-
row he viii get a few perfunctory
votes and then return to the sphere
from which he emerged-that of check
book editor to various yellow news
papers.