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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

Theodore Roosevelt. ir. has made
bis debut In Harvard athletic life.
lie Is a candidate for end ON the
crimson freshman eleven. When he
made his first appearance on the
field there we're $50 freshmen out.
and tho curious onlOokers could not
locate him. Even when Il became
known he was 20 try FOR end the
spectators could not pick him out
Of the crowd OF youngsters that
came tearing down the field under
punts. There were no glasses and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
James Edward and
"Bat" Hold COnfab

Jimmy Britt aud Bat Nelson
bod short eonfab In Denver last
week Nelson had Just finished his
theatrical engagement when Jimmy
arrived In town for a weeks en-
gagomeut
James Edward says that he can
whip sBnt" any old time. At any old
place. any number Of rounds aud
under any conditions lie says he'll
fight him in his dressing room for
his shirt
on. James Edward Is a bad one
Truly rulY. he Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
TACOMA DEFEATED

los ANGELES. Oct fT.-Tn a
slow. featuFsi~as exhibition Lea
Angeles defeated the Tigers Mon
day. Magic and Fitzgerald each
were touched up for five hiffs Ma
sic had the best OF the deal, keep
iHs his bits well arranged Both
t@iriers were very Nild at times.
Score
los Angeles 20 4 os0s 80
Tacoma =. ...0e0 taeo0 8-l
Batteries Magic and Eager. F'ftx-
gerald and Hogan Umpire Per
rtue.
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NEW YORK


iat--a-4 m handicap. James He'd
dick. f18. water Grass. los. xleuar.
los. Oak Duke Ter: Consistent ie4.
sly Ben. ie7. Special Lacense. lee.
ola Guard. %. EVE Green. iez'
Moonshine. %.
md lis IN selling Captain
nnckfe. lie: Grenade. fas. Aahsl
richardson. f9s. Memories les.
Ncrbury. fet. TeiepsDne. tot. An
tlsnony. fas. Lord badge. i9s. Am
heryaek. fe3. Jennie Mccabe. tee.
Cold Ffeur, fez. Lady Jeeeiya. iet.
Yorkshire Lad. IS: Jetaam. 81.
D'Arkle. 81: pronta. 81. Bradley >
Pet. 81; Shenandoah. 81
al lie m handicap. ofmon-
des Right. ft5. Ananiss. Ill. ral-
cite. i02: Monet. foo; Louis II. Ice.
Garunal. ~.
sth-1-t m Huntington Wooasaw.
III; Diamond los. Aerunaut. fes;
Hue Coat. les: Incarnation. lea,
Qaadrnle. iox. Keator. 100. Pelham.
lee; I,ochlnxar. 100. Belle Strome.
-. Brush up. IS. czaraphine, s.
Bryan. s.. Tzxer. %.
Sth "a 70 selling rada. les.
phoehus. 1es. Confessor. los. Jack
zcKson. les. Brush Up. 1885, Head
Dance. fes. Gold F1ear. iet; Goto-
win. 100. Niblyck. i0s. sufflcs. ie1;
I.ochinvar. io9. Virgo. los. Broad
cloth. fsi. Water Mirror. ~. Hanni-
bal hey. IS.
sth-s-4 IA rnaIdenH purse. Tariae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

all the regulation red Jerseys and
canvas trousers looked alike. by
diliEent search and the aid % a
keen-sightcd photographer who had
been on the traii Of the executives
son for a week he was finally locat-
cd. Teddy. ir.. does not Impress one
az being a candidate Of promise for
football honors. He does not look
rugged, nor does he appear to be nf
the thin. fast type. It's movements
we're characteristic OF a nervous
temperament.
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Hickey. 100. Elevation. TOE. Optical
ioa.
Weather clear. track fast


LATONtA
ist-9-t IA selling Nine. Tee: Eu-
ba. 81. Asciina. 80. The Thraii 100
Lieut. Rice, io0. Love Note. to9i
Show Girl. ies, FNallaWay. ios. Roy
al Legend. ins. std silver. io7. Fe-
Tx NoxzeH. les: DrlaEna. ios. Black
FoX tiis Gay hoy. lie.
sd "a leo yds selling. Neyn
Meleh -: Harry stephens. as.
Bonele T. Charlie. IS brand New.
81. Careless. eSi John I.yle. -.
Small Talk. 100. fslernisn. i02.
Fonsoluea. les Hortensia. ie2. Har-
makis, tea. sam craig. les. pr.
WanE. fas.
SD m purse. TarPe. 100 urace.
100. Minnchaha. 100 Pauline Boyle.
ice; paught. 100. silver chip Ice
wosxie nuE. ice. Sonata. ios Tri
Sauee, les; I.ishia. tos Polly Fer-
eat. t0t. Addition. fass Illus Silk.
les. FIRST Advance. los
fth--i m purse Mcclellan. as.
Bowling bridge. -. Paul IS lay
son. -. ~ Cuehillo. ials Tasloli
iai. Pirate Potly. let. Topic. ie4.
Fnxmeade. faf. sisz Lee. f0s. Cor
uscate. III. white Plume. tte.
5th-A IA selling Dick brown
-: selllen. IS. MiIfisAcs. %. sheriff
81 I.1shsr. 80; PiebIan. &C. Little
Hen. 81 Bitter Hand. o.. Matahan.
So. Knickerboekef. -. Granada. f8a.
Minisa. fot. calabaah. isg. Taco.
Case. i0T.
sth-i lie M selling Dell fseath.
-. Brown Veil. -. Ahois. -. nlac
Plane. 81. Gold He'll -. Buck
Knott. 81. Monoehord. -. Ethel Ia
via. s.. Duuxsnnou. -. Axnrrs. -.
Athena. -. Dosskin. -. Plautuz.
-: Anherita. lea
WeAIher clear. lraek aiow.
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Boxing

Creole. but It don't look good 70 me
Portland cant support continuous
hall They afe having q good sea
aon there this summer on account
of the exposition and AcCredle,s
nut f. aaelled Spokane looks the
best to me and II the league direct
oru viii iet her IN. We Will go over
there"
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hoids.
40. fEi@TFW MINUTES EXERCISE
Fun HfAY MEN
Uv ur f4Hfhaf ffaiHeg Quick. Huuefin-
tsudsut 81 physical training in She New
York public schools.
NO. fG HOW To BECOME A
BOXER
For many years books have been ia-
au~d on 1hc art ~ bUxinE but " has
remained fef uH 60 arrange q book
that We think is sure % fill al de-
mahHa.
No 10 -ntrNH-nEtTlH
THIS ~ undoubtedly the best work on
dumb bells that has ever been offered
The author. Mt ~. Nnius II New
YORK city. was formerly aupeFintend-
rut ~ physical culture ia the Eliza
beth az - public schools.
NO "a lii IITNIf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
rRIscn Will FOLLOW PONIES.

The pFinns Of Wales il % become
a patron Of the sport 81 kings I"
several race horses vii carry bis
eoioFe neat year King Edward has
long been a patron Of racing IN Eng
land. which sport Is looked upon
With moTs favor b. tho clergy there
than u IL by the members of the
cloth hers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
Racing
RACING

The racing game In New York
state shifted To Jamaica track To-
DAY. where a iasday meeting VIII be
given. After that Auucdact VII
have two weaSs and the final east
ern moetlnE Tor tho year will ~ run
AZ RcnninGs track. near Washing
ton. u c. commencing November
Ii aud closing December ?.
fkionia will close In time TO give
Nashville. Tenns time Tor two
weeks meeting before New Orleans
opens ON November 80. rhanksgly-
Ing dRy. aud from present indiea-
lions New Orleans Will have all tho
racing she wants this winter. n the
two rival tracks there maintain
their present hostile attitude to-
wards each other.
Entries aud results at both Jamh-
ca aud Iatonia follow;
JAMAICA. y. Y. Oct lT.-Fol-
lowing are results OF yesterday .
FaeiHg
First race five and half fur
longs. purse -nlsohedient, Father
catcham. Jacoblte: los
Mile and sixteenth. nurse-iusi
SO. 0arSman. Athlone. t:t6.
Thrco.auarters % mile. handicap
--Rusk. Consideration. HandEarfa,
f.124-&
Mile and eighth. handicap-ku-
genia Rurch. Spring. Santa Gaia
lima. t.a3
Three quarters OF Mile. selling
Delmore. Benevolent. AYizton.
1.i14-S.
Mile aud Nteenth-t.ladaie. Nom
de Plume. salt and Pepper; tits So,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

I.ATONIA. Ky. Oct. tf,-Follow-
ing are results of yesterdays rae
ing.
Three- quarters ot mile. selling
Agnes Virginia. Judge rraynur. p
asco; is Is.
Mile aad sixtrcnth. selling Ma
ME Aigol. Miss Rifle Wexford;
l SO 80.
Five and half furiongs. purse
Hot To-day. Pride OF Piess. Jimmy
NAher. los IS.
S4eapieehass. straight course
Lights Out. Jim noEemAn. onyx ID
500 -.
Three quarters 81 mlie. purHe--oF-
hicular. Estrada Palma. John Car
roll: lis Is.
Nile. selling -Gravina. St Tam
many. Turrando. las 3-s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
tAN FOOD

Charlie Dexter. who ia being held
by the police AZ DeH Moinea for
sthbbinR First naseman hateman.
has one Of the worst tempers Of any
man on the diamond Usually he Is
very pleasant spoken individual.
bat when his temper gets the better
81 him he acts like a badly spoiled
youngstef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
CHRONIC HEADACHE.

You can depend upon Or. Niles
NerVine 10 cure chronic heaaache,
because u removes the cause. by
feeding and building up the nerv-
ous system. II makes no differences
whether Il be stick. bilious or Pc
riodic. alt headaches yield readily
10 its soothing Influence upon the
nerves. The first bottle vii BEN
eft or you can have your money
hack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

II IL expected that Britt and Mel.
sou will come 10 some agreement
about another fight when they meet
In Gotham this month. Il IL hardly
probable Nelson will take on any Of
the pfetendsra before he gives Britt
enotber chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
KAUFMAMN'S
MEASUM ENT'S

Following ara the measurements
of Al Kaufman. the big san Frsn.
cisco heavy who recently
Knocked out Harry Foley At Frisco
In two minutes. AL. has all the
ear-marks OF a good. husky. Lively
r4U
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

Aud you are almost ready 70 give
up "a DESPAIR. try Dr. Miles Anti
Pain Pills. ID matters not where
located. or under what conditions.
they viii drive "a away pain IL
bound 30 Yield 10 their soothing In
flusnre upon the nerves. Suffer-
efH from Headache. Neuralgia. Hik-
illness. Indigestion. Periodic or other
arhes nHd pains. are SURE 10 be re-
iisyad hY their uae. Never sold IN
buIk. f1fst package benefits. or
money back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

without ausa-
ton the most
complete "a q a
tsp 10 date hook
on wrestling
that has ever
been printed
Edlted he p e.
Tmnnla. md do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

voted principally 20 special poses aud
Illustrated hN George fiarhsnaehmidt
the sNusatan lion.
NO - MUSCLE BUILDING
~ pr T. ~ Guiick. Director ~ PhyHi-
cal Training IN the New York public
schools A complete treatise on tho
correct method " acquiring muscular
strength.
PRICE 10 CENTS a cory.
For sale hY ali NaRHdcniera. Athletic
ffuuaa pea lars and Dauarffnfrlf gfnfuls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
TOMMY BURNS HAS A REMARKABLE REACH

One OF the best weitorweights.now
in training Is Tommy Burns ~ De
troit. lie Possesses remarkable
reach aud Is very shiny ON his feet.
ON August 81 he defeated Dave
Harry In a weli-fought battle. lie IL
matched TO meet Jack Twin sui
livan at Los Angeles on Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

Catch a. catch
rau nty&e 10
y ~ ffltr n
cock II ~ -
4.nftas ~ and "
" Michigan 81
Atntls ra4 cot
Ee The t.1uk
contains marty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
LONDON LOAN OFFICE

Next 10 Guys Drug Store.
Money TO Loan on Watches. Dia-
mouda and Iewelfy.
DO not buy watch or diamond
before YOU see our display in our
window ana our prices. marked IN
plain figures.
ISAAC LURE. Prop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
LATINA eFI.f4Tfl1Na

Detagua. black For. F'nllx Mazxsa.
FalsrfHan. Brand New. 1no Lysls.
Addition. Hue Sifk. fAnbiA
Cernscate. White Plume. rrtvats
Polly.
cAisbash. Matsbon. Thee. Case.
Duugannon. Afnberita, Ahala.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

sysonby and Artful are not 70
Nest after an n IL said that sya-
onby la not fit TO race. aud the pub
uc uiii have 90 walt another year
before seeing these two wonders o.
the turf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

Lovers OF the national sport Ia
Seattle will be glad 10 know that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

A complete d.
mripti0u 81 this
famous Japan
csc system Of
self q famHo
Each move
thoroughly cN
planned and o.
luaffnfrtl with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

numerous fun paFe pictures Of Mcsaf
a. Mina4ni and X kpNama-
40. sas HOW TO wnEsTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

JAMAICA. y. r. SEf.FcTfoNa
OAK puke. Sly Zen. Jas Reddiek
Memories. Mabel Rishaadson. Jet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

The moving pictures show that
Nalaon uned his head ia rllnehes
gith Britt Alao they show that
Britt dta not une his bead In clinch-
~ or out Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

A complete aud
up 10 date guide
roufatufuE 81
atsurtiuna ttHI
playing tn.
rafas fffuHffht
- with utfner
-. ..4.44rfes4 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

The day SCI for the o.Bnen. Kauf-
man meiee IL drawing near and the
two fighters are working hard Co
Ect in good fighting trim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

Caroret. OFrnondea Right. fsouiz
AeFenaut. Diamond. czaraphlns.
Broa fcsoth. Brush 20. confezsar.
Samson. Coed Lack. Elsxatlsn.
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WASHINGTON iNsttturE or
DERMAToLOGY & FEATuRAI.
SURGERY

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Containing the
fsrwfF devised
rfkiat playing
rules Ter $50
tiirturcm Of lead
Ina trama em
ilrus lne q = or
? - piaYsfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
DOPE SHEET

ThuradaY morning Eddie Hanlon.
accompanied by his brother. Dan
Hanlon. and Spider Kelly. said 20
be the king OF seconds. blew into
Los Angeles aud will soon take up
their abode at the Burns training
shack
Spider" will be behind Burns
Tuesday evening aud will look after
him closely For hla fight on the
third OF November with Aurelia
Herrera. lianlon will get busy inn
medlRteiy ilaniuu has come into a
nice bunch OF surplus fat since
throwing II Into Fitzgerald. 8eptnm-
her 8. and viii put Ia about three
weeks hard training TO pull back
Into condition again
Tho fight fans are now at q hot
and heavy about who shall have the
odds In the Burns Sullivan OUTFIT.
Tuesday evening. The odds viii
probably be 10 90 3 iu suliiyan'a
way. aa he has had moro rims OK
pefienea and has Improved wonder
fnlly since his encounter With
Burns In this city Another reason
fOt tho odds going bis way u that
anY man who can pail draw vith
Philadelphia Jack o'Briea must be
I've enc.
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Prices--Tsc, soc. CSC and loo.
This can't be missed. Cut this ad
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All This Week-Ma tinees wednese
day and Saturday--15e. I0c.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-30


The insufferable rot is being again
talked to the effect that this or that
man is too big for the vice presidency.
Surely an office which John Adams.
Thomas Jefferson. Martin Van Buren,
and John Calhoun did not consider
beneath dignity is fairly good
office to | Many who are protest
ing that they wouldn't touch the vice
presidency with forty foot pole would
jump at a chance to get 1t, for little
knowledge of arithmetic will teach a
vice president that his chances of be-
coming president through the death of
his chief are five out of twenty nine
and his chances of being elected presi-
dent are four out of twenty-nine-
chances not to be sneeZed at.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-30
Eckeis to the Fore.

Hon. James H. Eckels, erstwhile
comptroller of the currency under
Cleveland is rendering himself some
what conspicuous these balmy spring
days by opposing railroad rate bills.
Evidently the OK knoweth his owner
and the ass his masters crib Mr.. Eek
els is now president of Chicago
bank and is earning his salary He
claims that capitalists who invest
their money in railroads have the
right to control the rates. That's all
they want 1t is Mr. Eckels' misfor
tune TO have millions of people differ
with him in this matter. but some years
ago William H. Vanderbilt expressed
Mr. Eckels' opinions more forcibly than
the comptroller can do it by bluntly
exclaiming. The people be damned
OF course Mr.. T.. is too refined to use
cuss words. but he and Mr. Vanderbilt
simply use different formulas: that's all.
Their idea is the same No man of sense
has any prejudice against railroads.
They hold to this theory. however-that
vast powers and privileges have been
conferred upon railroads by the public
and therefore they ought to be held to
the strictest accountability. The people
have made up their minds that way,
and Mr.. Eckels and all others may as
well take notice If they do not get out
of the way they will be run over.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-30
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship of health strikes the hid
den rocks Of Consumption, Pneumonia,
etc., you are lost, il you don't get help
from DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption j. w. McKinnon, Of Talladega
Springs, Ala, writes: 81 had been very ill
with Pneumonia, under the care of two
doctors, but was getting no better when
began to take DIR. Kings New Discovery.
The first dose gave relief. and one bottle
cured me. Sure cure for sore throat, bron-
chitis, coughs and colds. Guaranteed at J.
w. Merritt's drug store, price SOC and 81 90.
Trial bottle free. Balm
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-30
Are Porto Rieans Amsricansa

We are certainly getting to be badly
mixed as to who's who under our flag.
or course those of us born in 1.-The
United States proper'-God save the
mark, white. black or yellow. except
Chinese aud Japanese, are citizens.
White foreigners may be naturalZed,
no matter from what country they
come. Hawaiians of the United States
improper are not permitted that great
privilege Neither are the Filipnos
nor the denizens OF Guam. 1t had been
thought that the Porto Ricans could
be naturalized but the other day the
court of appeals of the District OF Co
lumba decided that they are eligible
for employment by the government in
this country under the civil service
rules, which is probably the first step
toward complete naturalization. So
those who are objecting vociferously
to wholesale Immigration from Europe
would do well to keep weather eye
on Porto Rico 4 man once remarked
that he liked hash because he knew
what he was eating It Is not neces
sary to explain that be was endeayor
ing to be humorous. We are rapidly
becoming hash people" if such a
term is permissible. The Porto Rcans
are said to be amiable folk, but the
chances are that not one in ten of them
is fit for American citizenship. The
fact that a man Is amiable may be an
argument in his favor when his other
qualities are taken into consideration,
but surely no sane person will claim
that amiability alone is enough to en-
title one to the proud distinction of be-
ing an American citizen. In addition
to the various sorts of people enumerat-
ed above as living under the stars and
stripes, Indians were omitted. There
are many sorts OF them. some citizens
and some noncitizens Those who are
still classed as noncitizens must have
queer feelings. il they bother their
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-30

heads about such matters. when they
reflect that they, the original lords of
the soil, are not permitted to vote,
while Porto Ricans are about to be ad
mitted to that privilege. It IS high
time that a philosophic and exhaustive
inquiry should be instituted into this
naturalization business. Congress
should take the matter UP and pass
rules SO plain that United States judges
will not be rendering conflicting opin-
ions as to who may be nafuralized 1t
will be remembered that not many
years ago federal judge in Oregon
naturalized a Chinese, but he was
overruled And so it goes confusion
worse COMPOUNDED.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-30
Mr.. Anderson.

1t is sad to hear that Republican
politicians in New York We're sur
prised and indignant when they learn
ored man. had been appointed by Pres
ident Roosevelt to the lucrative and
important office of internal revenue
collector Worse still, it is limited that
Hon. Thomas Collier Plat, Republican
boss and United States senator, is at
the bottom of the opposition. Now
without desire to add to Republican
Affections. enc may be permitted to
ask why Anderson is not good enough
for New York ii Crum. also colored.
is good enough for Charleston, S. G..
What's sauce for the Charleston goose
gander
The strangest phase of the case,
however. is Il doubt in the minds of
certain persons as to whether Ander-
son will accept, OF course the wish
is father to the thought, wish and
thought which they might as well dis
miss ut once and forever When Re
publican = white, black, yellow, red.
copper colored or mottled-is found who
declines a good fat office people may
get ready for the millennium. Since
Web Flanagan uttered his famous
IF we are not here for the offices,
what the HI are we here for?" no
sane person has ever had any doubt as
to what is the principal article in the
Republican creed Will Anderson ac-
eept: Will duck swim: Will fire
burn?
These New York dilettante Repub-
licans object to Anderson primarily
because he is a negro, and the Re-
publican position with reference to the
negro is that he is good enough to vote
the Republican ticket up north and to
hold office down south, but in ap-
pointing Anderson the president is
commencing the poisoned chaIice to
their lips One Benjamin r. Tillman
senior senator from South Carolina
must be delighted He hasn't had SO
much pleasure since he was boy
Revenge is sweet.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-30

The election of Mr. Hemenway, late
chairman of the appropriation COM
mittee of the house. to the senate is
likely to cause reorganization of that
great committee. BY promotion and
by defeat it was much depleted Hem
enway and Burkett go to the senate.
They are both Republicans. Benton
of Missouri and Pierce of Tennes-
see, both Democrats. were defeated
Pierce for nomination and Benton for
election. Hemenway was jumped over
the heads of two or three of his
seniors. The question now puzZling
many minds is whether Mr.. Speaker
Cannon will jump some other member
of that committee to the craftsmanship
or go out of it to find a chairman. Nous
verrons.