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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-03-15
Hops Must Be Clean Picked.

Hops Must Be Clean Picked.
The season for picking hops is
long way off yet, but it is not too early
to call the attention of growers to
the fact that they must use the ut
most care in the picking in order that
the hops be clear of all leaves, stems,
and extraneous matter. Last year
the crop was none too abundant, re-
sulting in good prices being paid for
what came to market, but from Eng
land have come complaints that much
of the Oregon crop was far from salts
factory on account of containing so
much foreign matter. Herman Kla-
Der & Co., the well-known hop grow
ers and handlers of Tacoma, have
sent warning to Oregon growers
relative to this matter. They say
that Messrs. Wood, Field & Hand
bury, one of the principal hop buying
firms in England have written them
a letter, in which occur the following
words:
eve have to write you on a very
important matter as to the future
trade here for Pacific coast hops. We
refer to the picking and packing of
large proportion of the Oregon crop
this season, in which large quantity
of leaves, stems and other extraneous
matter could be found. There has
been rapid deterioration of the quality
of the Oregon hops on this account.
Our brewers in England object very
much to this large quantity of for
eign matter, and unless next years
crop is much better picked and
handled we can see that it will preju-
dice our buyers here against your
Oregon hops.
eve understand that the chief
cause of this has been that great
many of the hops are contracted for
in advance at fixed price and that
consequently the growers have no in
terest in seeing that the crop is well
picked. Should this system of pick
ing and baling previl in future sea-
sons, the Oregon growers will doubt
less find it impossible to interest En-
glish buyers in their product. We
shall certainly in future refuse to ac-
cept any hops which are not more
carefully picked. We have had no
cause to complain of Washington
hops the past season, and unless the
Oregon growers are more careful
Washington's will no doubt find pref
erence with our brewers"
1t will never do for the hop growers
on the Pacific coast to allow such
crops to go out. They are undermin-
ing the foundation of their business
in permitting such carelesshess in
their yards at picking time. 1t was
the London market that sustained
prices on the Pacific coast last year,
and it behooves them to furnish an
article clean and satisfactory in every
way if they want to retain the English
trade Eliminate this trade, and the
market for hops will be SO circum-
scribed that the business of growing
this commodity will be demoralized.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

never been In this place nov. I
am hoping Just as hard as ! can
that I viii be able 20 secure a new
trial on the technicalities ms law
yer has discovered. and maybe
viii get of a little better AZ the
next trial
II ever get cut Of here, do you
know what I ana going 10 dn9
am going over 10 Japan. or india.
or somewhere . long ways of like
that. and I am going % devote the
rest OF my life TO God. That Is
straight goods. mean n. every
word. | have lived thouKhtieasly.
and I have been = pretty bad man,
but Il has all been because aidn {
know. The trouble | am In nov
has brought me out ~ my ain. For
n Icing. long time ! tried 10 get re-
lIgi0u. just 10 cornfort myself here
In my cell. but II wouldn't come and
those good women felt so bad. be-
cauae they thought I was stubborn.
Bat. thank God. At last. ! am feet
ing right. and there Is a little light
1T was awful. that waiting for
the barrier 30 be torn away. but It's
gone now. and the Lord u giving
me a chance. The words those good
women have spoken are bearing
fruit and comfort IL coming 10 me
ghudder TO think u the gailowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
One Dollar a Cup For Coffee Did
Unknown But Generous
Stranger Dig Up

He had money IN all Ills pocketa
ten dollar bills Ia his hat band and
his boots stuffed full OF nuggets
AZ least such WAS the report that
started the excitement In the Mont
Claire apartment house. tti4 Sixth
avenue. Saturday morning about .
o'clock. when he nblcw IA" unan-
nounced, with both arms full Of
sweet peas. leaving "ehOO-choo
wagon hltehed outside
Bealdes all this wealth. The un-
known gentleman had an unlimlt-
ed fund of good nature and cargo
OF celebrating liquids on board.
IFS original purpose was 10 call
on friend who lived AZ some hotel
on Sixth avenue. and. as be didn't
know which one. he intended going
right down the line until he found
tht right one
At the Mont Claire aoiourn n
Eoodly number OF mischievoua girls
aud young matrons. who are not
averae 10 little entertainment on
q duh day while the maaeulIne Gle
mont ID away earning the pound 81
flesh that must be dug up Tor the
privilege ~ residing at the fashion
able apartment house.
Therefore. when the stranger az
poarcd IN the main hau and began
giving away sweet peas right aud
left. the whole house was thrown all
la a twitter Three OF the prcttlest
OF the girls applied FOR the loan Of
the automobile aud we're told 10 hop
right Ia and run along. the stranger
assuring them that the pleasure was
an hlB and directing the chauffeur
TO take them anywhere they wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

aud the shadow OF it hauuta me ut
night So cant sleep. but am
ellnging close 10 these new thlngn
have learned. aud the agony and
the fear isn't quiet So bad now The
picture OF old man Murphy. a. he
reeled backward aud fcll-it haunts
me. too. aud when II flashes across
my mind at night | groan aloud be
fore can stop myself II II an aw-
nj thing 20 be a murderer. even
II YOU didn't mean 60 DO Il. and, be
fore God | didn't mean 20. II was
puro nervousness that caused me 90
explode that gun that night Right
now. II could give my life 10 old
man Murphy and take HIS grave in.
stead. / would DO Il and thank God
for the opportunity. Poor old man.
nor old man
on the little iron shelf just IN
side the bars % "Kid" Whites cell
Is a little edged Bible and q
flle Of War Crys hang ON D hook
"Kld" white does not twist thess
latter into torches with which u
light elEarcta as some az the other
prisoners do. and be IS beginning 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

To 70,
The "ehoo-choo wagon" steamed
away right merrlly with half "A doz-
On girls on board and the stranger
continued his work Of distributing
sweet peas
when the flowers we're all gone
he sent megaeuger boy for more
and began 10 give away souvenir
nuggets. Then he remarked that he
hadn't had his breakfast yet. and a
thrifty widow began 10 sell him
black coffee At dollar cup A
young matron discovered a diamond
ring on his watch chain that just
fitted one OF her dainty digits. and
was told to help herself An ITALIAN
peddlcr called at the back door and
the stranger bought three sacks Of
potatoes for a pretty housewife.
In making an elaborate bow. the
daahing stranger stepped on the
edge Of a portiere aud tendered the
landiady a Sl0-bill for the damage
A pretty miss Just out Of high
school promptly managed 70 get a
frlll OF her dress under hlg foot, and
got what was left IN bis hat band.
For more than three hours the
stranger prolonged bis call making
every minute Of II a delight by bis
generosity. and after luncheon.
which be had With the thrifty wld-
ON al a round figure be aeeompa-
nied a bevy OF the Mont Clalre'a
prettioat guests on a shopping tour.
Al last reports. Saturday afternoon.
he was ehecrfuily settling the bills
a a big department store while the
girls re9elled at the bargain couu-
tor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

WOOSTER. O.. Aug. Military
play forms the chief sport Of the
Taggart boys. Their mother does
not discourage them. but she has
decided views ON tho question OF
their adoption of a military carecr
4 would never consent TO have
my boys enter the service. she SAYS
There Is too much drinking In the
Earoes
The boys. Culver. aged II. and Ell
more. aged Z have their maneuvers
On q shaded lane beside their home
.firobms serve aa muskets A sturdy
scoiored boy. whose mother IL cook
at The house whore they take their
meals. Is the army The Taggafl
hon are captain turn about lie
shhsth PROMISE. though that one Of
tiheaa days he. too. may be an Of
Eficef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

hold himself aloof.
They think I an bluffing about
this religion. said Kid Waite.
They haven't got the moose hang
inE over their usckH like have. and
they are mere than -. aud Il seems
like a joke 70 them. but this IL no
nnockeEy on my part God help me.
Don't I need rriiKiunf What else
can help ms now It's the only
thing that keeps me from going
crazy Every might ! think 81 the
big. gay. ain saturated world nut
there. HuERing on ne n nothing bad
happened. while I lay here ia nay
bunk. 10 and a murdsrer-=iorturod
with the wages 81 sin. let people
mock. II theF viii. ! am going to
hold tight to the precious message
that came to me 80 late Maybe II
will save me The women are pray
ing for me. and maybe soon ] Will
be able 10 pray for myself. ! can't
do Il Just yet. ! haven't tho e0ur-
aga"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

q DEATH OvERCONEs CHI 4
4 NAMAN BEFORE liz =
. COULD REACH CELEs- 4
q TiAL EMPIRE =
Wang Hops dream Of re- 4
. turning rich and honored to his 4
= home In china after a decade 4
\ of toll IN Puget sound can 4
= nerles was dissipated BY the 4
= chill hand Of death sunday ar 4
A fernoou. A
His face turned in the d. 4
= rectlon Of the Fiowory King 4
a dgFn and "a ticket 20 HonEkanE =
= IN his pocket. the celestial 4
= quietly expired az the depot. 4
4 lie had been there all morning 4
a waiting for friends. he said. 4
y and aH he appeared 70 be sick. 4
4 a policeman offered TO have 4
= him taken to a hospital The 4
4 chinaman said he wp1ld wait. 4
. but Just at noon be died. 4
n n x n a Ii n n = - = ~ !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

The last week Of the Taylor toms
pany'H engagement opened sunday
uleht with the presentation Of
Hunted by a Woman The scene
Is laid in California. and narrntaa
the changing b. an old Indian has
and a t'rench adventures Of two
ehlldrn. rho mothers dio. and the
fathers raise the children. one 4
buy and one a girl. ia bllsafnl ig-
narance that they are not their own
While not artiatlcaily strung to-
gethcr. the play has a certain orig
inaliiy Of composition which marks
all OF Mr.. Tayior's works. and WA
reraved enthusiastically b. the
audience. several declaring that Il IL
tho best Of the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

county iail. a murderer at IL aud
under sentence 20 be hung by tho
neck until he a. dead. has turned re-
liglous aud become Christian.
And you bet It's sincere" said he
through the bars OF his cell tn the
North tank on Saturday morning.
n tell you ! am IN pretty serioua
fix. Just think Of ID. me. a boy OF
NJ. shut up herr In this place with
the hangman's moose waiting for
me ct Walla Walla, Isn't it enough
60 make a person stop 10 figaro oul
a few things about the hereafter
esome mighty good women hay,
been here 90 see me since I hav,
been shut up and tell YOU the WAS
Their words sink into a fellow sou
Is something you can't gueaa. N
had ever had any good women e
talk like that 10 me before. | would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
Tnuriata, EEeurnion

The ideal short trip for tourists IL
10 the 4. S. navy yard aud battle
ships. Tie Puget Sound navy yurd
is the LARGEST on the Pacific coast.
Fast ateaIherE leave Pier 2 "a . sald
10 %. mlpl1s15. 2 30 ana Z 30 pinhi
Fare, rohnd trip, soc. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

Down kid" Whites face we're
streaming real teafs and he chokcd
down n lump In bis throat, an he
turned away rhen he climbed into
his bunk and turned his face TO the
wall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
ZYIy ZHY RT 1gL1ZxR
1T ZHE. ~JZz25p XIX

youngsters have become known 20
almost everybody here. And every
one likes them. Culver was captain
OF a baseball club that won Nc
games here last summer and didn't
lose one Again this summer the
clubs on top. and Culver and an
other boy were around two days ago
getting subscriptions for its sup
port The boys have the use OF a
shetland pony they drive TO cart
A fox terrier Is Elmore's constant
companion.
Gilmore spent Sunday with his
father at the Taggart farm near
0rrville. where kindly old Aunt
Sally. the captains mother, gave the
younEster a warm welcome and no
end Of good things to eat. Capt.
Taegart wanted 20 take Culver
along too. but Mrs Taggart would
not consent to giving up both boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
MARINE NOTES

kleamer Dolphin. Of the Black
Ball line. came In from skngway
late Saturday night with Sc passen-
gers and viii sail again Monday
night. carrying some Is passengers,
about 50 Of whom viii make the
round trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
AT THE THEATERS


4 AMu5ENENTs MONDAY =
NIGHT.
4 Third Avenue Hunted by =
4 Woman" =
q Star-Pollte Vaudeville.
AfsNs sett
The bin az the Star this week u
headed BY Deyelo. in his cage Of
death," and no will undertake this
dangerous feat at every perform
ance Another excellent number on
;ase hill Is Brydonu dogs said 70 be
some ~ the cieyercst little animals
ever seen on the American stage.
The Dolana. great comedians, VIII
Add fun 90 the performance, and the
busch family will supply the aero
batism. Leslie Pomeroy viii sing .
beautiful illustrated song, and Eva
Thatcher. pafo4ini and singer.
promlnsa 10 be one 1f the best in
her line ever aaen In the city The
new bin will be presented for the
iirut time Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

sengers took 10 the lifeboats and
reached shore safely, but later the
shi pdrifted off the reef and q high
Wind drove her ON the beach. wlere
she was soon broken 10 pieces. But
little OF the cargo was saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

under charter 60 Tie Northeastern
siberia company. which was
wrecked on an uncharted reef In
Plover bRv. on the siberian coast,
on July IS. Is total loss. After
striking the reef the crew and pas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
DON'T PAY RENT.
Home and Fortune

You can buy this home and
five acres OF rich level land for
less than rent. The property IS
situated in Atlantic City on the
shore Of Lake Washington
within the five-cent street car
service. Price SOS; terms SIS
down. and $40 per month.
Make use OF your head. In a
few years you can sub-divide
each acre into twelve lots and
sell each lot for $50. That's the
way the so-callcd brainy men
succeed in leaving the plodders
behind. Successful men are not
lucky; they're sensible. Dom
be a plodder. BE sensible.
All I ask is that you look at
the land. / know 1t viii sell it
self.
You and your wife take a
Washington street car, visit
Atlantic City and have a free
boat ride on the lake. Talk to
my agents on the ground or
call on me.
c. ID. HILLMAN.
Room ?. Times Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

You can huy groeerles from ua AZ
wholesale IA order 30 demonstrate
tho difference between wholesale
and retail price on Teas Coffees and
Groceries. w have figured the fpl'
DOWNS hil 81 goods of very best
quality az the retail prices which Is
xS.se; the Wholesale price. necely
packed ga a basket easy 10 carry
home. Is but S2.93.
RETAIL PRICES,
! pound best Tea, ssss....st..,Sl.0e
&c pounds best Coffee ln Amer
lea ssssssss #s...s#ss+sr.ts=r.s AsAu
/ pound can WuFranted Pure
Baking Powder ..4....s.... IS
-pint bottle Triple txftlCt
vanilla ..ssstttsts ss.-.*tssss ~
= pint bottle Triple tAtfact
IS bars White Pearl Floating
soap fs-ttsss+r ttstttstss.ss AFRH
ipound can Pure ni0ck Pepper 40
Basket .....ss.s. .s.-...s.---- 10
Sa6e
WHOLESALE PRICE
Understand the shove quotation
Il the regular retail prices an these
ghigh- grade goods and the Wholesale
Fprice & S2.a.5.
F.R. NERNA a SONS
MAIN ANo OCCIDENTAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
NEWS OF the
STATE

THE COLUMBIA. a new craft de-
signed for Columbia river uayiga-
tion. will be- launched AZ Wenatchee
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

Officers Of the Northwestern
steamship company have received
word that the steamer Nictora left
Nome on August Z. and II an goes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

The White star liner. oregon. ar
rived from Nome early sunday
morning. carrying lis passengers
ana bringing down s2l.70O in gold
dust, consigned 20 the Union saw
ings a Trust company. The ore
gon il loading cargo preparatory TO
sailing Tor Nome again Tuesday
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

nELLINGHAM cANNERfEs are
receiving couaigumonta OF aockeyeu
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

A NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY
will probably be organized In Ia
coma soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

THE FIRST SPIKE has been
driven on the Washington. Idaho 4
Montana railroad. out Of PAlousc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

steamer San Mateo. operated by
the Northern Commercial company.
cleared from Seattle Monday after
noon Tor Nome and ST. MiehAels.
carrying $500 toms Of freight. most
OF which was loaded at Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

THE STEAMER coME left Bell
inEham Sunday with t.t0o. CO.. f,-s
of lumbar Cor Ancon. Panama. con-
signed 70 the government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

Tho Pacific Coast company'H ex-
cursion steamer Spokane returned
Monday morning from her regulnr
excursion trip 20 southeastern
Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
KID White, Boy Morderer
Seeks So1ace In Religion

WITH SHADOW OF eAlLows OVER HIM. YOUTHFUL SLAYER
OF oto MAN TURNS 70 nleLE AND TELLS or HIS CON.
NolsaaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

THE UNITED VETERANS Of
the Spanish American war are
meeting in annual reunion ~ tn
ooma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

News was brought down on the
oregon from Nome that the enso-
line schooner. Barbara Hernster,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

well she should make this port some
time Tuesday. she is scheduled 10
sail north again on August -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

FERNDALE will soon be connect.
cd By telephone with BciiinghAm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

MANY SEATTLE CITIZENS are
spending their vacations at Cnhas-
set Beach. and AZ Scenic Hot
springs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

MRS MARY BooTH-HoICoMB
a pioneer Of Elma. died recently and
was buried Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

A RICH VEIN or ORE has been
struck nnAr Port Townsend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

FIRE destroyed the home Of ].
y. Winters. at bridgeport Saiur-
day. and hts little baby was burned
10 death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

REV. CHARLES ". SHELDON
will TEXTURE In ths First Baptist
church. Tacoma. Monday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
lRY NAN nYNnEEA

cry NAN RYNBEEA
eiildr White. prisoner In the King
Small payment elewp. buys an
AIT LAUREL RANGE. the only
doohle flue range in the market.
fks2 ist Ave. sole agenta 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

Room 2, Times Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

Handy about the camp the most
practical made. OF solid maple.
natural finish. strongly MALE
able iron braced: takes up very
little space when folded. extra
strong: each ............ a5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14


again,
A NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY
will probably Be organized In Ia
coma soon
THE FIRST SPIKE has been
driven on the Washington. Idaho A.
Montana railroad. out u PAlousc.
THE STEAMER coME lsfi Bell
inKham Sunday With 1. 900 co fsss
of lumbar Cor Aneon. Panama. con-
signed % the government.
THE UNITED VETERANS Of
the Spanish American war are
meeting in annual reunion at tn
soma
A RICH VEIN oF ORE has been
struck nazlr Port Townsend.
REV. CHARLES " SHELDON
viii TEXTURE In ths First Baptist
church. Tacoma. Monday evening.
FIRE destroyed the home of J.
p Winters. At bridgeport. saiur-
day. and hts little baby was burned
20 death.
MANY SEATTLE CITIZENS are
spending their vacations at Cohas-
set Beach. and AZ Scenic Hot
springs.
FERNnALE will soon BE- connect
Cd By telephone with BcilinghAm.
MRS MARY BoOTH-HOLCOMB,
a pioneer Of Elma. died recently ana
was buried Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-08-08
Girl Swallowed Snake.

DR.. George F. Taylor, of Baltimore,
had a rare medical case Sunday. A girl
whose name he would not divulge, but
who is about twelve years old, called at
his Office about 5 o'clock and complain
ed of feeling very i'll. The physician
gave her an emetic, and, 10 his surprise,
she vomitted a garden snake about five
inches long and alive. The child be-
came frightened at the reptile and It re-
auired all the doctors gentle art to re-
store her composure. With the depart
ure of the snake from the stomach the
girl grew physically better and before
long was herself again. but the question
still asked is how did the little creature
find its way into her system? The only
solution thus far suggested is that it was
swallowed with water dipped from a
spring on the Hartford road, near Her
ring run. On Sunday morning the child,
with several other girls and a chaperon,.
took trolley car ride out the Hartford
road to Herring run, aud, after stroll
through the woods, stopped at spring
which sets in shady grove a few PAGES
from the road, and which supplies all
the residents of the neighborhood with
drinking water. All the little girls lean
ed over the spring and drank from its
cool depths, using an old gourd for
dipper. The girl in question said she
recollected feeling something wriggling
down her throat as she drank, but paid
no further attention to it. In few mo-
ments she began to feel i'll and in
short time was 50 i'll that her compan-
ions were alarmed. She was hurried to
her home on the next car, and as soon
as it was ascertafned by her parents by
telephone that DR.. Taylor was at his
office, the father ran thither with the
Girl in his arms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-08-08
senator Gorman to Retire ?

81 know absolutely that United states
Senator German will not be a candidate
for reelection to the Senate and that he
will, with the expiration of his present
term. retire to private life and devote
himself to prolonging his days" ms
statement, it is said, was recently made
in New York by one of the Senator
closest friends, who has been in New
and hopes to meet the Senator at Sara
toga. if the health of the latter, which Is
reported to be poor, permits OF his an
nual visit to that resort. This gentle
man saws that Senator German is not
physically a we'll man, and that the
worry of each political campaign through
which he has passed has left its mark
upon the once rugged constitution OF the
Marvlander. He also says that the SEN
ator feels that his long years in the SEN
ate and in the service of his party en-
title him to complete rest, with the
end of his present term, and that he Is
willing that younger men shall take up
the work that has fallen to him.