Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-03-10

DANVlLLE INTELLIGENCER
Established, 1928
DANyILLE, MoNToUR COUNTY, Pa MAR TO- 'O5
ID. AUST LUTZ, Editor and Proprietor.
THE INrELLreEscER n weekly Democratic
newspaper in this section of the
and is read bv thousands Of It's Ronntcan friend, p, pIhd
Friday Danvle county county
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THE INTELLIGENCER Danville, Pa.
-THE slate has been wiped clean at Washington and
new one is on hand.
Was it worth six years of experimenting to pro-
duce green carnation?
-THE movement to abandon March as Inaugural
ton day has received decided set back.
AS amended the graduation essay now reads
'through the Simplon tunnel lies Italy,
THE czars decision that the war shall be prosecut-
ed vigorously tallies with the japanese action.
The State of Illinois has hit upon one way of sov-
ing the divorce question 1t proposes to prohibit the pay
ment of alimony
-CoNGREss spent money at the rate of ninety million
dollars an hour March Fourth. This will beat even
Mr. Camegie's library record.
-MR. CoRrELYoU having successfully managed
political campaign will now take up the serious work Of
managing the Post Office Department.
Was the verdict in favor of Judge Swayne made
in justice in fear that windows certain glass houses
occupied by Senators might get broken?
WHEN the President receiving the paudits of
two hundred thousand people gathered in Washing
ton Saturday he really signing for the Simple
Lite?
"A PHILADELPHIA newspaper estimates that 40, 900
illegal votes cast in that city in the recent election
and yet Philadelphia appears to be not disturbed in the
least.
Tins Presidents Inaugural address made it pretty
clear that want big navy not 'to bully smaller pow
er Senator Hale says but to keep from being bued
by larger powers.
-DR. WILLIAM OsLER reterates his declaration
that mans creative genius is useless after 40 and that his
general usefulness is ended at CO. Has anyone thought to
inquire DIR. Oslers age?
--THE distinguished educator who at the education
al convention in Milwaukee, made,a vicious attack the
three Rs probably the best of his learning in lit
tie red rural schoohouse.
AN organization has been formed in Chicago to
'tcach pupils patriotism" That is the saddes commen-
tary the public school system which has come the
notice of the Intellgencer.
-INvENTIoN of kind of ink that will fade after
ten days and totally disappear is wanted the de-
mands of those who append Burn this letter. to their
confidential correspondence.
-GOvERNoR PENNYPACKER rode in the Inaugural!
parade and seemed to enjoy everything but the of
the amateur photographers along the way He well knows
there is more than way of producing carcatures.
Has the country before had President who could
welcome with equal enthusiasm crowd of cowboys and
llavard College club? Roosevelt may be a Republican,
but he is the most Democratic President have ever
had
"A RECENT consular report states that the towel and
soap have penetrated to China. If all the laundrymen
have not left the Mother country to to great
things in the way of cleanliness may pass in the
Celestial Empire.
Gov. PENNYPACKER of Pennsylvania did not in
ve newspaper to his reception and all the
paper men of Pennsylvania continue to feel toward the
governor just they did before. An interstate Of
arbitration might patch up truce in Pennsy sylvania
-THE is actually engaged in fitting another
squadron to upon the deep and take the risk of
seeing torpedo boats galore all about If he will send out
tracer and find the squadrons supposed be look
ing for trouble and gather his vessels all into fleet he
may have something formidable.
-THE state of Indiana will make an attempt to shut
the foul and unheathfu cigarette out of the state The
effort may be failure. The will be asked say
and every of powerful combination will be
used to have the law nullied in way The efforts
is commendable, but it is probable that too much is being
tried.
-IT is true, as Col George Harvey of New York,
of the foremost of American editors says that there
has been Il great transformation the making of