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The Washington times., 1905-12-21
MAYNARD NOT TO INTRO
DUCE EXPOSITION BILL

Representative Maynard OF Virginia.
who some weeks ago surprised his
friends in Congress by the announce
ment thar he would Introduce in Con-
gress a biz appropriatlng $1,000, 600 TO the
jamestown Exposition of such a eharac-
ter that the National Government would
not be put TO l cent of expense. has
announced that he Will not introduce the
bill.
Mr.. Maynard says he has laid before
the Jamestown Exposition Committee
the information he had concerning the
way to get the money without expense
TO the National Government. He thinks
the company may use IL in the bin IL
Will later prepare for submission TO the
House and Senate.
The Washington times., 1905-12-21
WOULD PREVENT
SHANGHAI ABUSES

The collector Of customs at Baltimore
was some days ago requested by au-
thorities in Washington TO make a
recommendation 10 the National Govern
ment rs 20 methods desirable for sup
pressing Shanghai" abuses on Chesa-
peake bay.
The collectors recommendation was
received today and asks that the reve-
nue. cutter Windham be placed at his
disposal.
The United States marshal will be
brought into use and while shanghai
ing must be punished under the juris-
diction Of the State. the National Gov
ernment Will seek to suppress the abuse
men.
The Washington times., 1905-12-21
DEATH RECORD.

The following deaths were reported at the
Health Department within the past twenty
four hours:
Brooks. Morris. g. 26Z7lz Virginia ave
Bell. Indiana. 70. i416 corcoran ST NV
Campbell. Virginia. ;, lG45 Gale St NJ.
Coleman. Willie, days. 22s r st sw
coyne, Andrew. So. Soldiers Home.
Davis. Edgar. 90 Freedfnan's Hospital
Douglass. Walter. p. Freedman's Hospital!
Dggins. Quincy. 6 months Ili3 Fusselrs ct
Dyson. Amos Cummings. Z. Sl9 ~ st. sw
Ellis. Martha. 60. 1873 nth St NV.
Holmes, James, 33. Sheridan ave.
hamilton, Henry. G9 4S5 Penn. ave. NV
hun. spencer. 20. IlO6 Trinidad ave ne
Isaac, Abraham. 81. Govt Hosp. for Insane
Johnston. Mittie W. days. GIS 22d 81. NV
kiloy, John C. A., us 18th 81. ne
Lane Margaret. Y. 5i5 II st. ne
Moran. John. IS, 1912 Girard St
Mitchell Abbie. s.. e09ik 23d St NV
Norris. Howard D.. a.. 1913 % - NV
Sinclair. Mary J., g. 1910 Corcornn 81 ny
Woodward. John. s8. 500 CuiIinane CT. n@
The Washington times., 1905-12-21
ACTRESS HATTIE MOORE DIES.

MEDFORD, Mass. Dec. 21.-Miss Hat
tie Moore, formerly well known as a
ginger and actress. died here yesterday
Of cancer Of the stomach. She followed
the theatrical profession for thirty
years, and was associated with Edward
Harrigan.
The Washington times., 1905-12-21
Candies

We viii have tons Of Absolutely
pure and fresh Candies to supply
countless Christmas buyors- The
rush has already set in-let ne have
your order early as posSik1e-to-
night or tomorrow morning.
Choose from the biggest assort-
ment In WagninEto1-we've over one
hundred different varieties OF pure,
fresh Confecttons-each one strictly
high grade al6 wholesome.
Buy Candies at three places on
frst door-cuick service.
SO kinds at 12c ID.
IS kinds at 20c To-
as kinds at SOC Id.
Three places TO buy Candies on
frst noor-auick service
The Washington times., 1905-12-21

The last of the lot of Butter DISH
es go on sale tomorrow They are
beautiful American cut Glass But
ter Dishes-a new and pretty Ar
pattern. Regularly worth 25c. ~
A limited lot
The Washington times., 1905-12-21
Quarter sawed oak
frame; PantaSote
cushion, for ......

Handsome quarter sawed oak Nor
ris Chairs, highly polished and nice
ly carved; all hair, reversible cush-
ions covered with
genuine tufted Pan 0zn Pn
tasote leather; s2I Ok All
value. Xmas Special. Nv
The Washington times., 1905-12-21

Full size Reed Rocker. substan- n
TALLY built OF selected reed and
nicely finished. Has full roll back
and arms and closely woven reed n
seat-comfortably swung and well Y
braced- @ n u ne o. ri.
$3.50 value. Xmas , G% n
The Washington times., 1905-12-21

Fine Oak or Mahogany
finish Rocker. with tufted
red leather back and up {
holstered seat, $3.50 value. !
Xmas special.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
WaGtrfanatiktr.
Die anHa,tta Der Sapaner dbrr ben @ebraud
nnu Naiferk

Die duffalIenbe f6rperli6e 2eis
itungsfGbigteit Der Sapaner 1T gr0b>
tentbeils ibrem rei4Iitben @jeordu6
BON WaHer 5uSuI9rei0en. Sic ns9-
men ni4t nur tdsli9 Elm 9ao. IonOsrn
bdIten aud Oas gBaiier dls @etrdnt
fir bas pirtIamits Niittel CUR Gr6al.
tung Der Geiunobeit uno fir eine un-
feblbare Waffe segsn araniDcitsn.
Die jupanii9en gttb.sten trtntsn tag,
li9 AZ Nuart Dafer. Gs 1T intereis
Iant, pie oieie NnI9duuug Der Sapas
ner begriinoet miro: WdiIer reini9t
ods 9lut ipirfIdmer als ieoes anosre
Wittel. gleuberIi6 miro es bauptIG9
lid in Sorm Ortli1er llmi9ld9e pers
Idieoener glrt uno als Reiniaungsmits
tel gebrouht. Gs lit elm Srrt6um,
an5unebmen, odb bieles WdiIertrinten
I6GOli9 lit, beItebt oo9 Der meninli9e
80rper gum sroben Sbeil aus 0dfer.
0a 9unsen, Rieren uno Sdut itdnOig
grobe Mengen Wafer ausi9eioen,
mub oieier 8erluit our9 Qtufndbme
BON Ii Quart WaiIsr tGgli6 erieBt
lperoen, benu ionit psrGnOert Ti9 Die
normdle Struttur Der @eipebe unb
maht fir ben glnsriff bon &ranfbeiten
prdoisponirt. Cine geniigenbe Msn9e
@aifer iit aber our @rbaltuns oes
ri9tisen 8erbGltnifes Der 6liiiiigteis
ten in Dem 30rper nDtbig. Der Sas
paner fu9t our9 rsidli6en @dfers
senub ole 8ilbung bon 9ullens unb
gliereniteinen au perbinoern. obne feline
3uflu6t gu 9lraneien nebmen gu milf
fen. Gi9t uno Rbeumatismus iiuo
in Sapan tbutId9li4 unbetunnte
9rantbeiten, mas man glei6fdlls Dem
Wufergenub oui9reibt. gbenIo tennt
man in Supdn ni9t oas in unoeren
2Gnoern perbreitete 2sioen Der 8ers
Itopfung, neil bisles uno bdufises
Wafertrinten ben Wdsens uno 9arms
inbalt giinitig beeinflubt. Die 9ez
ipebe uno Srgane perlangen ni4t nur
WaiIer, neil iie gum lpeientlihen She'll
oaraus aufgebaut iino, ionoern dud,
neil Wuifer Die afiimilutionspOrgdnge
bolitdnbiser ma9t unb fir cine rid>
tiss @ntfernung berbruu9ter Wtafen
nOtbis lit. 8eim 8doen bebient ii9
Der Sapuner nur beiBen DaHers, neil
oafelbe Die poren Offnet. CUR @rs
lei9terung oes tdsli4sn 8aoens oienen
Die pielen offentliden 8uoeanitalten,
beren 8enubung nur tpenige Gents
ioftst. nG6renb Die ipoblbaBenoeren
aldfen in ibren Wobnunssn 8abeges
Iesenbeiten baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
Grreidsuns eines lansen sebens.

Die sSrdge, tpie mon elm ldnges Ges
ben errei9en fann, bdben etli9e dlte
2eute in einem 9lrtifel oes r9rono
WasdSins" in 2onbon tpie folst be-
antiportet:
2or6 @ppbr, 90 Sabre alt: gtidt
rauden, tOrperli4e llebungen i'm
Jreien, MGbisteit.
aoro 9rimtborpe, 88 SABRE aft:
Ridt rdu4en, WGbisteit i'm Ghen uno
Srinten.
Carl g1eIfon, 80 Sabre alt: gai&t
rduden. friib uufiteben, WGbigteit,
teine Weoitamente.
Cir 80. Su9gins. 81 Sabre aft:
Ri9t ruu9en. tpenis GIeii4. MiI4z
oiGt.
Sir 80. 9. 0rintpater, 90 Sabre
aft: Hi6t ruu9eu, Geibesiibuugsn i'm
Greien, fieben Stunoen S9laf.
profeFpr Wupor. 81 Sabre aft:
Rttt rau9en, ftrenger 0egetariuntss
mus, feline 2eibesiibunsen, lebt bon
sipsi penee (etipd bier gents) tGsIi4.
itebt um bier lbr auf. iiebt nod NIT
boiler S9Grfe.
Or. George g. asitb, SO Sabre aft:
Ruudt selssentli9, trintt ounn uno
mann Dein, pents GIsiIa ooer Slid
un6 biel Milh.
W. 9. Gritb, SO Sabre aft: 3fpei
RublSeiten tdslid, brei gigarren,
stnen @BI0ffel bon Wbistp uno rsgel'
mdBiss 2eibesiibungen.
8. 9. Supis. SO Sabre aft: gsi9t
ruuden. brei trGftige Nablaeiten,
reseImdbise aeibesiibunsen.
Sir s. 9. Sa6en. SO Sabre aft:
Sisben Stunben i'm gett, penis
Slsii9 un6 tpenig Wein.
9emertensipsrtb ift. oab Der ein5ise
49tsiger, Der rau6t, ertldrt: sd
ipiinf9te oft. i9 battle Die gepobnbsit
6es Rduhens ME angenommen, oenn
Id bin ii9er, bdb ite nidt gut tbut.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
@tfabrrn ots ajanokuGts.
Derbrsitnne bon Snfueuia uno aHbsrsn Ja'
teftiouefranfbeiteu.

Desen beItebenoer @efabr Der ges
senieitisen 9lnitedlng uno 8erbrei.
tuns BON ardnfbeiten lit in 3abirei9eu
oeutI6en spdngeliI9en SirGen in JUN
gerer 3eit bds gemeini9aftli9e 3rins
fen Der &ommunitanten aus Dem
Qbenomablstel9e abseI9dfft porOen.
profefor 0iibrfen in Berlin i9reibt
nun biersu: Cine Snfettionsquelle,
our9 Die 9rantbeitserreser Diel bGus
flyer berbreitst peroen als bur9 osn
abenomablsteIh. 1T Der Sdnotub.
Nebmen mir on. Serr t. lit an Der
Snfluen3u ertrantt; er raft ii9 aber
trpBoem auf unb sebt gum Diner rou
.. @r tit Der erits 9ait uno tiibt
dls galanter Mann Der Srdu .. Die
Sanb. Die na9folsenben Serren fiji
fen Der Sdusfrau e6enfalls Die Sauo
uno nebmen bisrour9 idmmtli9 Die
BON Serrn 4. auf Die Sano Der 5rau
.. sebra6ten Snfluen3abusiGen auf.
Sic iibertrasen oiefe 8aSiqen oann
tpeiter auf Die SGnoe Der unoern Oas
men. 8eim GHen selunsen oieIs 8a.
oilIen bon ben 9Gnoen in ben Wiuno
iGmmtliher Damen, 3. 3. in Der
Weifs, oab Die SsrDiette bon Dem
Sanoriiden ober Dem Sanoi9ub
aeime dbitreift uno nit Der perunreis
ni9ten pdrtie Der Serpiette Der Wlun6
abseipiIdt miro. glun tommen nod
Die g.'f6en ainber uno tiifen als
tpoblersogsns 9inoer ben iGmmtli9en
0amen Ole Suno. 2luf oieie Weiie
fino allen 4nlpeienben Die Snfluensas
basillen gliidli9 in Die MunobOble einz
gebrdht tporoen: Die Solge 1T Der
4usbrud eines sanSen Snfluen5aepis
oemie! Man piro piel1eiht einnenoen,
baB nur felten Elm Snflusnsutranter
gum Diner gsbt. Run, es seuiigt au9
sur Graeusuns elmer iolhen Gpioemie.
ipenn Serr t. Snfluen5a sebdbt bat,
bd er nod ipodenlang fir anoere ees
fdbrli9e Snfluen5uba5illen in ieinem
Nunb beberbersen fam. 4uf bic
Ielbe Weife tonnen nod anoere eSnfets
tionstrantbeiten. 3. 3. aud Die Subers
tuloie, iibertrdsen peroen. lpenn Serr
t. etipa eine let9te 2ungentubertuloie
bat. aruntbeitsteime buften an Der
Sano Uiel erber als an slattem Mes
tau uno iino. Ielbit bur9 trGftige
Sesinfettion, aud i4perer gu ents
fsrnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
Giicnbabu Seittabelle.
S.lamar.. eadatuanna uno gsHsrn Balm.
On sratt ssn 1. Stunt 1903

Ju Vtult L. jun lJOO
SioIi@ -gsrlGet Ssranton fur Rsp gcri
mn 2.05, 3.20, 6.05 800, 1910, Born. H..
40, $40 uub 3.35 Rahmittaes. l5hr 9tr
yorf u. philadelphia, um $40 u. 1910 gprm.;
1910 uuc 49, Na6miitass. 8ir @pules
bpre. 6.ir ad6mittdgs.
G6rolid -6tr Buffalo I'm is. 6.22 u. 9 90
Mpr.; i.55. 6.35 uub it.tu Ra6miiiags. f5iir
Stnsbdmtou, Glmirn unb 3wiibtRfahUntu, um
1925 Nor uni 05 Ratm. Sur Ssptsp,
Syraeuis unp Utica. um i.i5 une 6.22 WpT. {,
i.55 gatmiit1ss Osptao. Sprdeuls uns
Utica 3us um 6.22 DIOR. I6uft iGslit, ausat.
uUmmtu Souutass. 6ir WOntrOis I'm 9OO
Ror.; i.O5 uuo 6.35 NaGm. RiGcllou Ne
esmpeattOu. um 400 unit IS 9aHmittass.
Bloomsbury Sibiion-9TlGeI Scranton
fir Noribumttrlanb um 6.35. 10 10 DIOR. {;
i.55 unO 6.35 Ra2m. 6iir plpmpurh I'm 9.G5
Ra6miitags.
SonutaaS' Sage.
saolia-Jiir RsR gprf um $50, 800.
COS uup 1910 Rcrssns; $40 uuO 1886
gldmm.
R0roIia - 8hr Buffalo I'm lis, une
6.22 Rcr. t.55. 6.35 uns 1t.t0 Ra6m.
Cir GImira uub 3pii&tnfatiousu. 1925 8Or-
miitdge
Bloomsburg Sibiifou gHlGet Scranton
um 1910 WSr uub 6.35 Rd6m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
eadapuuna & BpomiHs TalleD.
(eaurel einie.)
Irat ln ltrafL ami 20. lunt 190l.

5rat In trait am 20. 9unt 1904.
i3hss ptrIaGsu Snantcu um 10. 200, 3 90
AGO, 500 uue 90 WurssHs. lin 20 Wcr-
gems an 8o6suidetn uub aas ua6fclesues
jpanjie Winuttn, unb um 7.20 Wprstus an
SUnuiaetn unp ale nd&fpIetnbs ipaujis glt'
uuitu bic une influfpt 1910 Rddts, In Nil.
fts-Sarrs al Rinuttn ipdttr anfOmmtue.
3hss ale 10 Miuuisn an Bo&tniastu ppu
$50 bis Gao Rahmittdas.
9rpublhss SsrIaftu Snautou idsli&, ausat.
uommsn SSnnias, um 6.36, SIC unb 1896
Rpratns, uub 2.i6 uHb 36 Ra6miitaes. uup
tTtTtn tn @ilfts-S Sant SO Ninutsu lp6tsr elm.
Otfiutr Disuf iril&su Suautrn, NaY aus
parf uub ptttrsburs.
Sitbt BatrpIan fir stpSdbsf5rSsrnee 3ist.
S..6. @sIp IT,, 9tTfttTsItitsr, SuaHicu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20

q6Ier attadirt 9 dull
Ser. slls tiirSli9 Die S9iiIer
elmer 2an6Ihuls bel Gong prdirie.
Minn.. duf Dem Seimtpege tpursn, itisB
pIObIi9 Elm GROCER 9lOIer dus Der Cuff
nie6er uno padte nit ietnen 9rdIlen
elm tIstnss, fiinf Sabre altes Mdo9en
an Der S9ulter unb. ben aleioerr.
9os aino i6tpebts i9ou stntse SUB
bod in Der Cuff, als mebrere anabeu
btnSuIprons.n unO Die aleioer Der
4Ietnen erfdbteu. Der piitbenoe
RdubOoseI badte NIT benz S4nabel
na4 ibnen, muBte aber f9liebli4
feline 8eute fabrtu Iufen uno iauite
NIT lduten TIiissIi4Idsen Rinduf tn
bic Qiifte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
9er beriihmte Mitbiirner.

Gin englii6er StatiItit.r bat auss
sere6net, bab Die Stabt Stratforo in
England. uno aipur 1T bier Die StaOt
allein seueint, ni9t au9 Die 9iirser
uno 4uufleute. idbrli9 melt iiber $40, :
900 bur9 Sbatsipeare psroient. 2fGlz
iG6rlih ton1men aus alien Sbeilen Der
Grbe 10000 bis 10000 8Su9er na9
oieisr Stdbt, uno penn ieosr einsslns
MIR cine 8leinigtsit perbrduht, 10 err
gibt iih Die angeoeutete Summe. Sm
borieen Sabre tpsiltsn in Stratforb
gtuau 26,510 PerIonen, Die an Gins
trittsgelb fir ods SbafeipearesSau
inseeidmmt etfpd $3248 perdusgubttn.
Gin 5iemli9 bobes Gntree flob bem
Wuieum gu, Dem Sbeater, enbli9 Der
4ir9e, mo Sbuteipeare begruben liegt.
9as iino nur Die offi3isa regiItrirtsn
uno tontrollirbaren Ginndbmen. Die
unoffi3iellen Iino pieIlei9t biel GROCER,
als Der Statiititer annimmt; oenn bas
@ros Der 9eIu9er Strdtfor6s itammt
aus Dem fplenoioen aanbe Der Doll
lars, unb oieie iiberieeiiden Sbates
ipearesgntbuiiaiten perldFen Strait
forb ni9t, obne uussiebige GintGufe
on Sbateipeure>8tlbern, Sbateipeures
Bitten. Observation-Disclosures etc.
gemd9t gu bdben. Inter ben ItGrter
frequentirtsn beutI9en StGbten 1T
etne sin3ise. tpel9e Die Mebr5ubl Der
8eiu4er our9 Die pietdtpollen Grins
nerunsen an3iebt, oentn man ii4 bort
bingsbeu tann. llno Der Sremoensus
fluB nad Weimar III elm nod grOberer
als Der na4 Stratfor6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20

WetbIt6e 9 a 9berfGns
6ige. Inter ben Su9peritdnoigen
BEL ben gerliner 9eridteu befinoen fi1
isbt i'm @anSsn aud 5ipOIf Sruuen.
8rei fino aIs Suratorinnen beim
amtsgeri9te II beeioet, atpei iinO uls
8ii9errepiTorinneu anseitellt. Inter
ben gert9tli6en Solmeti9ern fino
6rei: fir Stalienif9, 8lGmti9 unO
fir Saubitumme, ipeibIi9en gei4le9s
tss. BON ben getperbeu bdben Die
0ampfDdI6erei, Die WeiBpdorens
fabrication uno Die qubbrunde
yrauen als Sadperftdnoise. Serner
TT nod cine Trdu ala @a4berffdnoise
fit 6an6i9riftenDsrgti&un tbdtia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20

Reu.polIe Climber. Gin
stipa 40jGbrissr gut setleioeter Wanu
sri6ien bieier Gage i'm llnteri9dbdmt
au @aIbington uno srtunoiste ii4, oh
entsS6abmeiiter SyiIb in Der
Office iei. 9luf eins beiabenoe Gnts
mort bin sos Der Sremolins elm bers
Iiegeltes padet aus Der SoI9e unO
bat, 6aB man bdFelbe GERM sSiib
ausbGnoise. 9sim Offnen oss 8iins
oeIs fun6 man 5ebn $100>S9eine
Don @etpiFensbiFen seplast. mar du9
Der @bfenoer zines tur3e 3eit odna4
i'm S6aBdmt einseIuufenen Sarsis
bens, in ipeI6em Die Summe bon
$4,000 In 8antnoten einsei4lOFsn
mar. Der 9lbienoer, Der fi9 reuepoll
aIs ,ein Siinoer" unterIdrieb. ers
tIGrte, er babe Dor Sabren bic 9unbess
re9ierung nm @elo betrogen unb gable
hermit oas unre9t ertporbene 9ut
bierfa9 suriid, pie Die Seilige S9rift
es lebre. 9ieie Summe ipuroe ebenio
iuie Die an6ere Dem iosenanntsn n9ss
tpiFensfonOs" i'm S4dsumte iibers
tpieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
Die neuefte Saartrad,t.

Sas Yarldment Der Griisure, Die
,4caosmie Snternationdle De Goifs
fure,- bat in elmer feierlihen Sagung
Su 2onOon Die neueitsn Gormen Der
Saartra6t feitselegt. Sa Die biSarre
Gorm Der mooernen Griiblinssbiite
nit ibren oreiedissn, f9arf beraufses
boeenen 2inien Gbnli9e 4ontursn Der
Sriiur notbpenbis eri9einsn lGbt,
bat man fid fir Die Iosenannte ~sries
9ii9e SriIur" enti4ieoen, Die ibrsn
hardtteriftii9en 2lusorud in Der iiber
Die linte 9luseubraue selesten Code
finbet. 9as Saar lest ii9 in sefpens
ten 2inien gu elmer tleinen 8rone auf
bem S9eitel 5ufammen; es tpogt Damn
oi9t sebaui9t iiber Die Sbren uno
finoet ieiuen lebten Rubepuntt in
ienem fdli6ten srisdiIden anoten
am Sintertppf. Dem pobl Die 5rifur
ibren Ramen berbdntt. DieIe tapris
,iOIe @sitaltung oes Sadres, Die mos
oerne 3otetterie nit antiter Sdli6ts
beit su psreinen fu9t, erbdlt nun ibren
befonberen S9mud bur9 ben boben
lpaniihen S9ilopdtttamm. Der gum
3uiammenbulttn Der peri9ieben pers
tbeilten Wafen ieBt iebr beliebt TT.
Man trGst iebt aud als aopfpuB Die
Ipunii9e Spibenmuntille. Die, lei9t
auf oem Saar rubenb, 3ur Sdulter
bernieoerfdut, uno fdOne Siuren aus
Dem ieBt 10 allsemein beliebten Set,
nobel Die 8riinetten bie matte unb
Ieu6teno seidliffene S4Onbeit bes
tueiBen Sets bepor3usen, tpGbrenb Die
9lonoinen iih nit oem bliBenben
9lun5e bes idpur3en Sets fdmiiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20

3etne Treun De b o n
Gent GIern f9einen Die 9es
meinbebertreter bon 2dntfpib BEL 8ers
lin su Iein. 3unG9it pieien iie einen
antrug duf Grri9tuns zines Srieser>
6entnals ab. Die ablebnung oes
8ori9loges purbe bamit begriinbet.
Sab ss ii9 babel I'm Elm 9entmul fir
einen einsslnsn Mann bdnOeln piiroe.
oa MIR elm ein5iger 2antfpiber elm
Spfer oes arieges bon 1901 ses
iporbsn iei. 9as Ieu9tete aud ben
9lntragiielern elm, unO iie mu9teu
6esbaIb ben 8ori9lag, an STEELE bes
Rri.gerbentmaIs elm Suiier Mtlbelms
Sentmdl in 9dntipib gu erridten. Die
9emetnbepertretuns lebnte ieoo9 du4
bies grOiett. mungsIs ausreiHenoer
Mtttel, ub.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-07-13

the part of statesman, hardly that
OF governor. When he took up the
days business he did not try to direct
or manage it. He took it as it came,
and when there was a piece of work
unfit he threw it out without any
manifestation of emotion. whether it
was a party caucus measure or pri-
vate bill. Day after day and month
after month Grover Cleveland sat at
his desk at Albany, measuring the
work, selecting the good, rejecting
the bad. At the end of the legislative
session his veto pile was astonishing.
ly large, and a number of gentlemen
engaged in the gentle art of public
larceny were amazingly mad. But
the blue eyes of the big man at The
desk did not bat under their sluggish
lids; the heavy, Muscular hand went
scratching away at its work; and the
people did not know when it was time
TO cneer, for he gave them no sign
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THE STIRRUP CUP

MY short and happy day is done,
Inc long and weary night comes on,
AND at my door the Pale Horse stands
10 carry me to unknown lands
his whinny shrill, his paving hoof
sound dire ldful as of gathering storm;
AND must leave this sheltering roof
And joys of life so soft and warm.
render and warm the joys of life;
GOOD friends, the faithful and the true;
MY rosy children and my wife,
80 sweet to kiss, so fair to view.
so sweet to kiss, so fair to view,
Inc night comes down, the lights
burn blue;
AND at my door the Pale Horse stands
10 bear me forth to unknown lands.
JOHN HAY.
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where be rose rapidly in his diff
cult and dangerous vork until he is
now commander In chief Of a regiment
Of 200 scouts, the flower Of the Japa-
uese intelligence department. Lieu
tenant Callaghan has with him always
maps Of the theatre Of war and an in
terpreter 10 convey his orders to the
regiment
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-07-13

D. o. Mills. the California capitalist,
who is financing the D. o. Mills ex-
petition to the sout--rn hemisphere
from the Lick observatory, has just
informed Director William ". Camp
bell Of his purpose TO furnish enough
money 10 keep the astronomers at
work in Chile for five years more.
The party which is headed by Prof.
William A. Wright, has been at work
at San Cristobal, near Santiago, ever
since the spring of 1903, at which time
1t was intended to stay only two
years. The funds just furnished by
Mr. Mills will now allow the work TO
20 on uninterruptedly until 1910. he
having guaranteed TO meet all ex-
penses Of the expedition until that
date.
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are black without a tint Of gray; the
face is rudy and smooth with health,
The brown eyes are clear and spark
ling Mr. Root was born al Clinton,
Oneida county. y. Y, February Is,
1915. He is the son Of the late DR..
Grin Root. professor Of mathematics
a. Hamilton college, from which he
graduated as yalediclorian Of his class
10 1861
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-07-13

Big Tim" Sullivan, the pride of the
Bowery and New York's picturesque
adornment of the national house of
representatives, although he has dis
covered that "a representative doesn't
cut any more ice than a cigar stand
Indian has sailed for Ireland and
viii visit Richard Croker. A rumor
had spread, circulated perhaps with
malicious intent, that big Tim" was
going to travel with a valet. The
Bowery was anxious to know about
that But the Bowery is relieved, for
Big Tim" remarked at the dock, I'm
big enough to dress and undress my
self and so crushed the Islander.
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Charles NJ. Bailey. Of Baileysyilie.
Me, has become a millionaire in the
manufacture Of oilcloth. He began In
lSi7 In small barn. Today his fac.
tory has twentyfour acres OF floor
space. He is IS years old
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-07-13

Uncle Shelby CulloIn Of Illinois does
not intend letting political grass grow
around his senatorial brogans. There
are several aspiring senatorial can
didates In the field, the most promi-
nent being former Governor Yates.
fact which causes Uncle Shelby to
shorten his summer vacation and get
busy with his fences. A series Of
fraternal calls on various communi-
ties viii be undertaken right away
and wherever a hostile trail is struck
there will be something doing
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MEN and MANNERS
The pr0Tef study o. mankind v man
Pop

NJ. Siepanof. the Russian painter.
has appealed TO American Consul
General Watts at ST. Petersburg 10
assist In the recover Of Russian paint
ings lost al the s. Louis exposition.
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CLUBBING RATES

Tom Watson's Magazine and The
Independent. both one year s. IS
Both in clubs of five. 100
Each additional, over five, for
potn ......... $50. ........ 40
The Commoner and The Inde-
pendent, both one year. ..... t.35
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-07-13

The African explorer. the Marquis
de Segonzac. who was sent by the
Moroccan committee in Paris, partly
for political reasons, to explore the
region south Of the Moroccan Atlas,
and Who was captured and held for
ransom. was accompanied by two Al
gerian linguists. Several of the party
took different route. 1t is believed
that the capture was made solely for
ransom. Judging by the last letters
received from the marquis he was
able to get much new and valuable
information regarding the region he
Travelled.
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10WH1 uttu- Sissvc v~~su s~vs~ss~s~4,
draw away such concentration OF pop
uJations such concentration of wealth,
such concentration of improvements.
as would take away the tax value OF
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Admiral Falkersahm, a Russian
commander who lost his life in the
recent sea fight with Japan, was of
great physical proportions and one of
the Joliiest men personally Some
years ago he was put in command of
torpedo boat, but found that he
could not get into his cabin, the aper-
ture leading thereto being too small
to permit the passage of his huge
bulk. He communicated with the ad-
miralty authorities regarding the mat
ter, but for time they regarded his
appeal as joke and Falkersahm had
to pass his nights on deck until he
was transferred to more suitable
vessel.