Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-27
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drink because his girl didn't refuse
hlm--Staur+ n Va.) Leader
1t is not Z gresSivencss of Grim.
mails that causes the passage of bad
laws so much as the indifference of
honest men.-Town Topics.
Dir. David Starr Jordan declares that
there is no graft in Japan. The man
who says the japanese are a civilized
nation is clearly mistaken Spokane
| Spokesman-Review.
Mayor Weaver commenced business
l;fe as a machinist. but the PhiladeI-
. phia people prayed for him, and he
| turned against the machine-Rich-
| mond Times-D Dispatch.
Secretary Shaw declares nobody is
authorized t, say that he is a candi-
date for the Z esidency. Uncle Joe"
Cannon will continue. however. to have
strong Chicago Record
Herald
1t is said that New York man who
sued Tom Lawson for $4,000 has inst
paid him $11, 900 to drop the thing
Mr.. Lawson ought to be president of
life insurance company.-Colorado
Springs Gazette.
A certain beauty specialist has made
talk on the subject of ''WOman'S
Duty TO Become Beautiful" She has
a gentle way of sentencing some wom-
| en- to hard labor for life.--Front Royal
(Ya) Sentinel.
Fashionable ladies in New York are
now affecting a cunning little lisp
Well. that's more innocent than good
many things they have affected dur
ing the past few seasons.-Chicago
Record-Herald.
The farmers of Oklahoma and Kan
sas have given assurance to Secretary
Shaw that in the event of financial
distress coming to the government they
will take care of the deficit.-St Lsuis
Globe-Democrat.
The cowboy wolf-catcher of Okla
homa, John Alternately, has been ap-
pointed a deputy United States mar
shall. Alternately hunted with the Pres
| ident recently, and proved himself a
good civil-service shot.-Judge.
The Chicago Tribune declares there
is no fruit more wholesome and deli
cious than the prune." That editor
talks like man who is edging up to
4 little temporary arrangement with
his Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.
The attention of Mr. Castro. of Ven
ezuela, is called to the fact that in a
| speech to the Ohio convention. Secre-
tary Taft made it plain that his case
would be properly attended to all in
due time and order-Syracuse Herald.
The baseball editor of the Baltimore
Sun got down at the photographers
| desk long enough to observe that. no
matter what pitcher the Russians put
in, the japanese promptly bat him out
of the box"-Richmond Times Dis
patch.
According to the dispatches. Togo
gave credit for the victory to the EN-
perors ancestors. Doubtless the dis
and results show conclusiyely that he
pinned his faith on Knox.-Chicago
Post.
Banker Bigelow. who robbed his as
sociates and depositOrs, is explaining
that had not wheat declined he would
have made money and repaid his
thefts. He does not even allude to his
moral responsibility. Birmingham
Ledger
1t seems strange that no one is tell
ing us just now how Mae Wood is
getting along looping the loop with
Secretary Loeb. These little sideshows
should not be neglected because every
body is wanting to run for Governor.
-Eufaula ala. Times.
1t is now thought that in the neigh
borhOod of a million foreign immi-
grants will come to the country this
year, and the regulators of that mode
Of accession to our population are
again getting busy. 1t surely looks as
II it were time to do something
Knoxville Journal-Tribune.
'NDlltllpN' lllc Itputttl -AItNdliiCT-
Hyde compact to retire from Wall
street and devote their undivided at
tention to life insurance sounds like
that time when Mephistopheles devel-
)ped monkish tendencies when the
counsel of experts had diagnosed his
case as critical.-Albany Argus.
Japan's scheme for COMMUNICATING
Fogo's victory by the erection Of an
enormous beacon on Okino Island.
casting its rays for eighty miles over
the sea, and almost the entire scene Of
the wonderful battle, is rare, II not
unique. in its combination of senti-
ment and practicability. Her
aid.
Mayor Weaver has escaped from the
tolls, and henceforth must be known.
if known at all, as an honest man 1t
is yet to be seen if several hundred
thousand PhiladelDhians, who stand 10
benefit financially by the restoration o.
the ring, to lose little gratuities and
perquisites by its continued over
throw. will stick it out-Boston Tran
script.
The fact that Charles J. Bonaparte
is being sued by the government as
part owner of property wanted for a
custom house site in Baltimore. ana
for which tine government refuses to
pay the owners price, while wholly
different from the rebate scandal in
which the Secretary Of the Navy fig
ured, is, to say the least, amusing
Albany Argus.
Monopolized the Talk.
"Are Won q fOreignnr2n asked the