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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23

Sas gOrbersnoe oes Waggons mo-,
bbli9 aertriimmert unb Der Wotormann
wuroe gleitfalls berlsbt.
Nan iu9te iOfort Die @eleiIs nod ben
iibrigen 8erlebtsn ab. Die beiben
tootsn 2tnoer 9arbep Sones unb Sen-
ME &uhsa wurben Settle bel Seite I'M
Sraben aufgefunben, unb au9 biz
iibrisen purosn aufseIudt unb bon
ben berbeiaseilten Sarmern In Obbui
9enommen.
Sapten Stud unb feline 6rau, 5rl.
Tlattie BrentOn unb 0errmann Sob.
mann tuaren unter ben erften Die on.
langtsn, unb bisislben nahmen fi9 be,
unaItidli9en an.
gferoe, @assn unb SniaRsn tpur.
ben etpa 100 SUB suiammen foriss.
i8leift uno fur bic nddfen 100 Jut
Die 2eute banu tiber bic Strede neben
oem 8elsife periireut.
6rau &uflea uno ibr SObn 9urlep,
bic beioe auf ben 2ubfdnset ssfaasu
paren. Iwuroen glei9faqs mitgsidleift.
@lei9 na9 Welbung oss unslafes
tuurbe aug @reeufuoob Elm 6iiIfs.
@aggDn nit ben gsamten Der Babn=
aefenfdaft unb ben Mersten Sheet.
@ut6ril unb gOble abgeianbt, bic mil
Winoeseile Der llnsltdsffdtte suiaufen.
gus 8erlebten unb aud Die Sobter
wuroen aufaelaben uno na9 bier ge.
bra9t. Sie bieiiee Mmbulana, tpelt'
bereits BON benz llnsltdsfalle Weloung
bate, ertuariete ben Basgpn on De,
@aif unb South Ctr. 2reu3una, uni
bra9te Die 8ermunbeten in bns ct
9incents SoipitaI tpdbrenb Die Sobter
na& Suteuilers 2si&enbaus ssbrad
tpuroen.
Die Natri9t bon 'bem ungliid
tuuroe fofort ben bisfisen 0erwano
ten gemelhet unb balo NOR oa!
Soipital bon 6reunben unb Ser
uanoten oerielben, tpelds f1 mad
benz 8sfinben Der 8erunslfdten erfun'
oigen MOLTEN, beiagsrt. gisle berg
aerbre&enbe S3enen ipielten fi9 oor
ab. 8is 3u ipdter Stunbe lisfen Mn
fra9en beim Soipitale, iotuie aud in
Sispeniarium uno BEL Der poli3ei, IT
tpelaer fi1 2eute nod benz Bsfinbsi
Der @erlebten ertunbisten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
&ene tam ~ ipat.

Spbn BOpo uno 8errp @eorse, bsioe
aus 2ebanon, bic an Der @eif uno
@aibinaton Straben.gds, In benz bon
Der 6eilsarmee aebiloeten &inge eins
Sdldgerei beranfalteten, tuurben burd
ben sufdlig bes Weses fommenben
&aoIerpolisiffen Wm. Worsan bsrbaf'
tet unb na& Der Station 9efanot.
geibe seigten. na9bem es su ipdt mar,
grobe &eue, bod fonnten bic reiali&
fiebenben $brdnen fie ni9t bon bel
segen fie erbObenen Nntlase bes Mn'
srifs reinmai9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
YtlSoiebe erwiidt.
Don hieii9en 6eiddftsleuten
ioentifi5irt.
Cine betBe Sago erfolgretdJ
beeuoet.

Die pel3biebe, pel9e bem bisfgsn
&int'iden @eiddfte. iowie aud 6. g.
Npres, benz Nsm Dort Store unb an=
oeren @efddften ibre 0if1ten abffatte-
ten unb nit pel3waaren bon iibsr
$1,000 pertb entflOben, tpurben geitern
in Delphi er!piidt uno nod bier suriid=
sebradt.
Den biefisen @siddftslsuten segen.
iibergefeat, tpurben brei oerislben po.
i! fitip ioentificirt. Dieislben eaben Na-
men uno Morefien mie foIet an: Wil-
liam Wadep aus @bicagO, SQ., Map
ArmftrOng aus SnbianapoIis unb Mn=
ME Burt aus @lapton Wi9.
Sames Ssnbrid aus Sanbustp, g..
unb CHARLES 6ammiq. Der feline
Sbrsfe als yfo. 1705 OlipesStraBe
angab, tuurben gleidfaas perbaftst.
Sm Beiibs Der beioen 2ebtgenannten
tponsn bic 8enmten einen 6anbfoffer
gefunoen baben, Der einen Wantel aus
Ssebunbsfea entbislt.
Sie Hetsttips, nadoem Rb Madep
unb bic beioen Jrauen bon bier 9efiti4-
tet batten, oann In Serre 6aute in
einsm bortigen @efddfte $40 aus Der
Ielbidublabe enttpsnbeien, reiifen bin-
ter benielben ber. BDn plainfielb
eine's nod 2imebale, BON bort nod
Bsbforb, bann nod @rseneaifle, unb
bon bort nod DELPHI. Sn Delphi
folen fis aus Sbss @siddft einsn psls-
mantel seftOblen baben. Snsuif&en
bate man bic 8eamten in Selpbi bee
na1ridtigt uno Madep unb Wap
@rmhrons puroen bort feif9snOmmen.
Die anberen brei, 6ammil. 6enbrif
uno Nnnie 8urf aber waren nod Wo=
non entmiiht, batten aber, als bic Be-
teftibs anlangten, bereiis mieoer Biqette
nod Selpbi 3urtdgenOmmen. mo- man
He iOfOrt beim gintreffen fetnabm.
Sbre Jludt ats Delphi betuertfellisten
bic Srei nit FOLDER @ils, bob lie nidt
einmaI bas bort beffslte @Reu ab=
marteten.
Aqe murben bier am Babnbofe bur9
ben patrOlwagen empfangsn unb nod
Der Station bef6roert. mo man fie TO-
fort einem 2rsusberb6rs untertparf,
tpel9es ieoO@ nur wenis Nnbaltspuntte
lieferte. ba alle 10 bel tpie m6eliG
es bermieben, 9rapirenoe Musia9en 3u
MAIDEN. Die 8lr9f&aft Der 0srbafts.
tetsn tpurbe auf ie $4,000 ieftssfsbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
SOn YOli5iffem geidoiiem.
5liibti9er 11e9er miro ourdl
Kn9eI ereilt.
Sdwer usrmunbet liest er i'm Soipi
tai Darnieber.

Sur9 ben poli3ifsn Dan Garter
ipurbe seifern Ben Stone. 7O2 Mnr'
NEIL Str, elm Garbiger, idwer bers
punbet. Die 9ugel, welGe ins @es
mid einbrana. fam. nadoem fe bic cine
Settle oss 6opfss our9bobrte, beim
gluge tuieosr beraus.
@sitern frhb erbislt bic poli3ei einen
6insez3sis, oab I'm Stalle binter oem
0auie 822 Weff Nortb Ctr. Whrfel-
ipiele bsranfaltst uuroen, uno Capt.
Splanb ianbts iOfort feline Manni&af-
ten untsr ben Ssrgsantsn @eaber unb
e9sissrt CUR STEELE. Garter, elm far-
bigger pOliaiff bsfano fH in bisier @r.
petition, tpsldbs ssssn bic Spieler auf-
gebotsn mar.
Bsim Stale angetommen. fab man
iofort, bab bic Nnmeienosn bsreits bonn
anrhdsn Der poli3ei bsna8ri4t maren
benu 9lle eniHoben, bon Der pOli3ei
perfOlgt. Garter. Der lett ldn9erer
3eit an 3beumatismus leioet unb Der
aus bisiem @runoe ni4t 10 ihnel laus
| fen fann, mar binter Stone Der. Die
fer natiirli6. um f6 Der gerbaftuna
su entaieben. beriu6te, iiber einen nabe=
gslsasnsn 3aun su tlettern, als Garter
sinsn S9rsdiduB abgab.
Stone tpurbe glei9 oarauf ein9efan-
gen, uno bann er9ab IS iib, oab er
i4uer psrlsbt mar. Waan fanoie ibn
iOgleid na9 osm SOipitals. no er in
gebanoluns senOmmsn wurbe. Seine
gsrpunouns pirb als cine duberif ge.
fdbrli9e anseiebsn.
Garter, Der felt Is Sabren als pOli,
siit i'm 9isnfe fsbt. iast, oab er einen
S6rsdfGub in bic 2uft abgab, uno
es isiner anii1t nod unm6glia mar.
bab Die 2uesl Den 6liebenoen traf.
giner Der bon ben polisiifen feifge.
nOmmsnen Garbisen bate Elm S9ieb'
ellen i'm Beiibe unb in Der 2ammer
osHelbsn fad cine abgei8ofene pa'
trone. Sa aber bieielbe i9on aft III
uno f9 aud fein Mn3eiden, oab bel
Hsbolber erf fiir3lid abgef4ofler
wuroe. isben lafien. 10 iff ni3t an3u=
nebmen, oab aubsr Garter nod pette'
iemanb fhr Stones @srlsbuns berant'
uortli4 sema1t tperoen fann. Ston'
islbsr ueib ni6t. tper i'm i9os. Gartel
puroe pdhrsnb Der Sauer Der Inter
liudpns bes SALES unb Bis aur gnt
iteibuns bom Sienfi iuspenbirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
1tnbefanatsr autmortet nit BEN
S9iekeiien.

CHARLES WilIiamion, 1848 Norb
penniplbania Str, Der gefern Gbenb
auf ieinsm 6ofe sinen llnbetannten i'm
Sunteln umber f9lei9en lab. rief ben
Wann an, aIs berielbe aber feline INT.
mort 9ab, brannte Serr @illiamior
oemfelben ems auf ben pel3.
Der S&uB purbe bon benz flieben'
ben unbefannten beantwortet. Oil
berbeiserufsns poli3ei fanb teine epu,
oeRelben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
Mnf Der endje ma@ etmem
Yferoeoieb.

Mus 2ebanOn wirb semeIbet, bab
Elm rnbetannter Mann. wsl9sr bort
pferb unb Wagen ssRoblen bate.
na&bem er bonn Waribaa fefssnom.
men muror; bon bort tuieber enifob.
Sa man annimmt, bab Der 6lh@tIine
f4 mad bier tuenbete, tpurbs bie bieFge
poli3et bena@ri9tist auf beniel6en 3u
fabnben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23

Muf Der Gahrt mad benz so
fpitale, no sr feline frante 6rau si be.
iu&en geba&te. fiel aeffern an Der gde
Der @apitol Gpe. uno Waibinston Str.
CHARLES 2nmbert bon einem StraBen-
babnwagen unb perIeBte fi& berartig,
bab er felber mittels Mmbulan3 als
patient nod bort sebra9t werben
mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23

Ser Ylan, einen 8erein Der Stbns
oeutI4er pionisrs su sriuoeI, i4stn1
Ea perwirtliaen au uOlen. gine oiss'
besagliGe 8eriammlung iuuroe gefsrn
Ha6mittag on Der 6ho Werioian'
Strabe abashaltsn uno pldne au'
@rhnouns elmer iOlaen gereinigunG
muroen iGarf srtposen. Cine usttsr'
UerIammlung miro abgebalten uno oi'
Organization uabrideinli6 berpoutdn'
oigt meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
HaGrthte1 aus Snbtana.

LID. neil er in lebter 3eit nit berf9ie.
oensn finan3isllsn S9wierigteiten 3u
tdmpfen bate, erbdnste fd Der 77-
idbrige Garmsr @aloin Dill. brei Msi.
len bon bier auf elmer 6arm.
Serre Saute. %. Oct. Gin
betanntsr Spieler. Der Sarbise glsa.
fant @ootiep. tpurbs bon ieinem &aHen-
genofien NsliOn Wbite. nit benz er
i3On isit ldngerer 3eit auf geipanntem
Sube ftanb. sefdORsn unb lsbsnsss-
fdbrlia Osrlsbt.
8Iuffton, %. Oct. Wegen
VeroruB in 6amilien Nnoeleaenbei-
ten. oie er fih gar su iebr ;us Scrasn
nabm, uuroe Der 6armer 5rant 5auif
bon @ottingbam SotDnibip irrfnnig
uno mubte in cine InfaIt In &idmonb
iiberfabrt peroen.
Columbus, %. Oct. Sur
benz re8t3eiti9en grf9einen bes Supe=
rintenbenten 8. 6. @ibion unb Ginger
arbeiter bat Der 2S-idbrige @ap 8idsrp
bon patonsbills es ,u berbantsn. baB
sr beute NOD am 2ebsn it. gsi 2s=
gung elmer MbfuBr0bre gaben bic ian=
oigeu growdae nod unb gidsrp uurbe
uOaffdnbis'bon ben einfansnben MaFen
bearaben. Sur9 bic iOfortige Stilfe
Der @enannten 9elans es, ibn nod lee
beno beraus3ubstommen, bod bat er
i&mere gerleBunsen an 2ppf unb
Saultern babon9etrasen.
&u b.bifle. %. Oct. 9uF
antras BON Jlopo s. Saps BON ber>
Union Setsctipe asenep bon Snbianas
pOlis lieB Der 0ffsntlide Antldssr Sobn
o. 2iplipger fl9 IS 9erbaftsbefsble
ausitelsn gesen angebli9s Spieler.
SOtpeit puroen % perionen psrbaftet.
Inter ben @emiini3ten iOlen fi9 bs-
fannie SnoianapOliier bsfinoen.
6iefge gHrger, osnsn bic 3uifdnbe,
uel&e felt mebreren Sabrsn geberrigt
baben folen, gum Nnifpb eeporben
iino, iOllen Die geranIaiiuns gu benz
8oraeben gegeben baben.
Wie &eiienhe uno Gnbere angsbsn.
1T 8uibpiGe felt ben lsbten Sabren bas
refine @lborabo fdr Spieler gemeIen.
Die meiifen Der 8erbaftstsn, reip.i
@suhni9ten. Tnb @irthe unb brofei=
fionele Spieler. bod befinoen fib aud
einige Garmer unb poblbetannte gir-
ger barunter.
Die gerbanblunsen iinb fhr nd9fsn
Wittro9 an9eiebt.
| q IN op sur Il getebrt.
Stu ubpille, %. Oct. Die
&hdfebr bon 6errn Sobn &. @otrbp
uno 5ariIie mar Der Mnlab 81 a[lse-
meiner 6reuben- unb @brenbs3eugunQ.
6err @owop bat s Sabre lang ben
poifen :aIs amsritanii9er @snsraI.
2oniul tn paris, 6ranfreid, beflsi-
bet. @inwobner bon iibsran aug &uib
Gounip tuaren berbsigesilt, Tim bic 3u=
radgetebrten su be8rhBen unb bic af'
faire geifaltete fib su elmer grobariigen
Semonfration.
Gin Spesial.aomite bssIsitste Ssrrn
@omop unb Jamilie bon @onnerspiIe
bierber. mo bieielben 3unddff Mbfeiges
quartier i'm WinSior SpteI nabmen.
Bon Der gsranba aus ri6tete Serr
@Owbp cine fleine Begrtbunasan.
iprade an bic 0erfammelten, bantenb
ftir ben tuarmen gmpfang unb nit
gebauern barauf hinweiienb, bab sr
maT9es befannte @efidt permife bon
benen, bic ibm Bel ieiner Nbreiie bor
4 8 Sabren v4ebewobl" auserufen.
MitteIf Sps3ialmaeen mar cine De-
G ielf8aft bifinguirter perfonen bon
q Snbianapolis ein9etrofen, um fi1 ON
t gmpfangs 3u betbeilisen.
Sn ben nd&ffen Sagen tpirb in
!. @ourtbaufe ein 6ffentli9er gmpfanl
n abeebalten tueroen.
8 Soblao bas 6amilisnbeim polifdnbil
!. In Orbnung 1T. perben bic 9srrf&af
ten bortbin tiberiieosIn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23

Sof. gnaufer, sin IA Sabre
alter Sunge. 2601 WaInut Str, Der
fi9 beim eteinewerfen an Jenfern Der
Na&barn geabt baben fOu, mirb R9
bcr benz Susenbrt@ter 3n berantuorten
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
: SD6fe gtfe.

= 909ite gtle. 9srr Gum
S6bn4en zines Oiaterlings): $50
remit Ou benn gar 10 f4nea hin2"
csunae: ,Tiir brei pfennts' papier
bolen = I'M Batter ift mas eing'fdlz
lsnl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23

90 Die befte 5 Gent @igarre In
Der Staot, Wuao's .2ongfenom~.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
Gin Gbres3.i&ea

Der Gompasnie A gptbian GUARDS iiber'
rei9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-23
eObus oeati9sr Yioaisre

SaIten eine OrsaniiationsSeriammluns ab.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-23
BUILDINGS IN MINIATURE
Architects often Make Clay Models
of Important Structures.

Although the architect is still the
most important person Ill the banning
IF any big public or private building re
often depends on the model maker and
not the craftsman to show his patron
Just how the structure will look when
completed The model maker, III other
words, takes the architects drawings
and makes an exact counterpart OF the
building on a small scale in clay.
When a theater is to be constructed,
for example, such model is made with
the greatest minuteneSs, and every de
tail is looked at from the point Of view
of the stage, thus avoiding the posi-,
bility that when it is too late some OF
the seats will be found quite out Of
range Of the performance. II other
buildings architectural details that 1D
pear excellent on paper are thus some
times discovered to be inharmonloUs
with the character of the structure as
q whole and can be changed before tie
actual process of their construction has
started BY the use of models. in fact,
nothing is left to chance and every
body can express his objections before
the work is too far advanced to make
the necessary changes seriously eNpen.
siye
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-23
A TEST OF NERVE.
One of she Ways In Which Indians
Duel to the Death.

Among the Indian tribes the method
Of fighting duels differs There are
some tribes where challenge to duel
means inevitably that both men must
die. When an Indian feels aggrieyed
he demands combat. The day for the
same is fixed far in advance and is
made the occasion Of little celebra-
ton. The entire tribe ASSEMBLIES. The
braves sit in a circle, behind them their
squaws and the young bucks.
The offended man is armed with q
rife or shotgun. The challenged
men arise and face each other, the I'M
armed man barring his breast to the
bullet of his adversary With eyes
riveted on the little round hole at the
end Of the barrel pointed 1T him, the
doomed man must face tie protra cted
ordeal Of expecting death at any in
slant without the least sign Of weak
enin2. The eNecutionor may hold his
gun as long as he pleases in order to
try to break down his enemy. He may
raise it and lower it or hold it steadily
on the man under the frightful strain
but not even With an eyelil must the
unfortunate betray his anxiety. Al
last the gun cracks. and the bullet
speeds it's way and the victim lies dy-
inc. The SLAYER hands the weapon to
relative or a friend of the deceased and
Is put through the same ordeal.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-23
MAHOGANY WOOD.
khe Way 1t Came to- Be Used In the
Making of Furniture.

Chippendale owes his reputation to
the fact that he published a book of
designs with over 200 copperplate
engrav wings, so that today any one who
wishes may get them and reproduce
them exactly or with such changes
and improvements as suit his fancy.
That they are capable OF Improvement
Chippendale himself was the first to
declare. Chippendale was one of the
first makers of mahogany furniture.
Before his time this precious wood was
valued only for the medicinal qualities
it WAS supposed to possess.
The idea of making furniture of ma
hogany wood appears to have been the
result Of chance. a certain physician
in London had a great many mahogany
planks, and, wanting a candle box, ac
sent for q cabnetmaker and instructed
him to use the mahogany for tie re-
quircl article Of furniture. The man
objected that the wood was too hard
for His tools, and the doctor told him
to get harder tools. The man did So
and when the doctor saw the box he
was amazed at it's beauty. Patients
anil friends talked about it. and at last
the Duchess of Buckingham came to
see it. She was enrapturel and per-
suaded the doctor to give her wood for
ii similar box. AS a result mahogany
got to be the fashion.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-23
HORSEPOWER.
The Unit as 1T Was Originated and
Defined by Watt.

When steam engines were employed
to drive mills, pumpS@ and Other ma
clinery which had been previously
driven by horses, it was natural to at
tempt to express the work done by
them in terms of the working power
OF tie lolse.
James Watt was the first to define
the unit Of horsepower. which by eX-
pertinent he found to be $4,000 foot
pounds Il minute: In other words. Il
one horsepower engine would raise
:,3 900 pounds one foot every minute,
ana 50 OH plOpOrtiOn1lly to the number
Of ''horscpoWers' Indicated by the eli
oinc.
lie arrived at this coltill;ion by o.
serving tie work doue by heavy Gray
horses III breWeries working eight
hours daily and found that hose 60
ing at t;ie rate Of two miles uul Il half
all nolu could raise a weight OF 80
ponds, by Il rope led over pulley.
which il equal to $4,000 louni:s T., :se !!
one foot in one min.ite.
Watt, for the credit Of lis engines.
selected horses Of m)Ic than average
power.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-23
RISKY SURGERY.
Danger For the Doctor Who Enocn-
lated Empress Catherine.

lated Empress tItlcFEtac
incubation against smallpox precel-
ed the modern method Of vaccination
and was attended with 4 gooI deal Of
danger. Thomas DimsQale was the
foremost advocate of incubation. lie
inoculateu Empress Catherine of Rus
STA. This was in 1868. There was CON
siderable danger to life in undergoing
this artitici.lly induced disease. The
cZurina, therefore, arranged that dur
inG the whole course of the illness OF
her son and herself there should be re-
lays Of swift horses kept constantly
ready attached to carriages All along
the post road the nearest way out Of
Russia.
Catherine told Dimsdale that if bad
symptoms displayed themselves he was
not to remain to look after them. but Il
fly for his life without delay on com
junction. She we'll knew that lie would
not be safe if she or the heir of Russia
died in his hands.
She gave him an order of the most
urgent kind from herself to the sue
cessive postmasters not to delay him
for a minute on any pretext. Dimsdale
received fee of about $4,000 from
the empress and other gifts besides
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-23
THE ELDER TREE.
I'm Days Long Gone by 1t Was Held
In DisEeT.ute

ffA yASfeINt9.
Iii UlGen days t. he crowned with
el,:cr was a disgrace. III an Old play
we read, "I.aurel for Il garland aud
elder for disgrace" THIS may have
been d." to the story vi icH silUko-
spea"o has noticed that JUDAS hanged
himself upon an elder tree:
Well foliuw'd; Judas Yves. hanged on ar
cl1cr.-'LOVes Labn>;l'a Lost
This legend was generally accepted.
Ben Jon&oD in "Every Man Out Of Ills
HumOIr" has, "Ile Shalt Ee your Judas,
and vou snail be his elGer trce Il hang
on and Nixon i'll his ',1tran%c i'Oot-
steps" Our gardens VIII prosper the
better when they have III theuf not one
of those elders whereupon SO many
covetol1s Jllases hang Themselves"
Shakespeare also makes it al en-
blenl Of grief:
>FUW patience
And let the &tin'<inG elder grief, untwine
His pe!taho~ rect with the increasing
Vine.-"GA n}.clinc."
Il ':tNol Telegraph.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-30
now CITIES ARE ROBBED.

Following the defeat of the measure
intended to reduce the price of gas in
New York City from 81 to 50 cents a
thousand feet, comes the announcement
that the Republican legislators who
encompassed the defeat of the bill are
to be disciplined by the Black machine
for their action in the matter. The dis
cipline is 10 take the form of turning
down the legislators in question when
they come up for denomination next
time The machine is causing the
leaking OUT of a story to the effect
that the legislators in question dis
obeyed instructions when they killed
the bin.
This explanation viii hardly go down
with those who have followed the
course of recent legislation in New
York. \ more probable explanation IS
that the machine, frightened by the
strong adverse sentiment aroused by
the killing of the bin. is endeavoring to
rehabilitate itself by a show of great
virtue and loyalty to the public interest
by sacrificing those of its creatures
who have become the objects OF uni
verSal condemnation by all decent PEG
pie. The trick is a rather transparent
one
If men like the venaI IegisIato who
killed the gas bill were entitled to
sympathy under any circumstances
they should have it now. They were
damned if they didn't" and now they
are-to be damned because they did.
They are now in a position to appreci-
ate how the public has been situated.
held up on the one side by the public
utility corporations and sold out on the
other side by the men elected to guard
its interests, and certain loser in any
event.
The encouraging feature Of the stu
alton is that the machine has been
forced to recognize public sentiment as
a factor in its affairs and to make con-
cessions to that sentiment. What is
true of New York Is also true of Phila-
delphia. where the actual physical fear
inspired by the presence of enraged
citizens, while insufficient to prevent
the passage of the Philadelphia gas
lease. is credited with having effected
a modification Of the terms of the lease
that would have caused a saving of not
less than 100000 to Philadelphia had
the lease gone through, and resulted at
length i'm the Withdrawal of the propO-
sitioH.
With legislation and litigation proved
10 be failures 50 far as protection of the
public's rights are concerned. recourse to
public sentiment appears to be the only
remedy in sight. When the grafters
come TO understand that they are being
watched and viii be held to a strict
accounting they viii be more careful.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-30
hNTI-CAT CRUSADE.

He who as Pop" Arson was the
baseball idol of the country. but who
is now City Clerk Adrian Q. Arson of
Chicago. has begun a crusade against
Chicago cats. charging that they are a
menace to public health. He would
compel each proprietor of a cat to pay
a license fee for the privilege OF main
tanning the same. We need the rev
enUc. and the collection of fee might
reduce the number of cats. thereby re-
dUcinC the danger to public health" he
says I favor a license for cats. I
have no doubt We could employ efficient
cat cstchers just as We do dog catch
erS"
Although the Chicago board Of health
has held that cats are mediums for the
spread Of contsEion. we cannot hut
think Pop" has an Interior motive.
There was a time when Pops vigor-
Gus mode of life rendered his sleep i'm
muHe from disturbance by the mos.
Iustv cateTvaUI that ever shook the
midnight air But that was in the
good old days before Pop" became a
heavy politician with veighty burdens
of state resting OF his shoulders. Now.
Of course. the problems that perpIex
his mind do not end with the ninth in
ming, but follow him to his couch to
make his slumber ftfUI and the poor
little cats. which he once viewed with
compassion because they could neither
hit nor field. have become his objects
Of sffarI-