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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-22
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-22

Of the Hayes Arctic Expedition, hr. 8. J.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-22

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-22

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-22

30 they won't let you cay anything n
coagress, said Farmer Corntosssl.
No, answered the youthful Statesman.
Well, you jss' stand Pct. Ooss Of thsss
days when they CONS around and want you
TO talk dss't zoe ssy word. Thse you'n
xet the reputation Of bein' sphinx, whLoh
10 one Of the most valuable thiags . man In
politics can have.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-22

NJ. nyles, said The rising young cen.
gressmsn. dan voa renew my annual pas
on your railway
| am sorry | cannot do that, NJ. X lymsr
.a'd the presIdest Of the company. The
ironclad rules We bavs adopted this year
positively forbid II. Ask me for anything
slse, however, and shall b. happy 70 grant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-22

The Jsupg man saw his chance.
Mr.. A,lss, he exclaimed 10 an eager,
trembling voice, may marry your daush-
terl
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
WE SHALL BE SAVED BY GADD.

r ON. MONTGOMERY GADD is voluninous writer on
RI monetary science and form of profanity his
might imply At present he is engaged in writing series
of open letters Mr. Bryan which for entertaining uddle
ment, have rarely been equaled Read this extract:
idod wrecked diplo-
deadly
political mankind taceable treachery and
nquies praeiced coined silver And have
although and
this the nations shame and disgrace and unless the monetary policy
disregardd the high sound
into decay.
Is bad that? That dear old crime of 73 will find
yet We doomed nation and later shall
struck silver the house friends
that Mr. Bryan working hard live down his past
unind remind him Of the neable of 90 He is trying
forget them and has his apology ready for all the tip
of his nimbe tongue.
Like all the financial monetary Hon Gadd delights
metaphor Lovingly he bears the burden of Mr. Ban cross
OF gold He fondes that famous politics Then
metaphors OF his Silver xclaims,
bullion should become in the United States Of Amer
the republic of Mexico and Dominion OF Canada under the
troll of the respective Governments and operated through dollar
bills? Cornerstones operated through dollar bills will the
country.
Hon Montgomery Gadd poet, prophet and sharp
hail thee beraor We shall be delivered from bondage the
money power shall, by Gadd
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06

CITING MAYOR GALLAGHER be good actor, but
he knows he is merely playing part Ruef is the prompter
the wings VINO gives the Gallagher is Acting Mayor
but the actual Mayor s Ruef
All this might be comedy serious for
the lives and property Of the people OF San Francisco
OF the comedy when Gallagher declares that all known criminals
be OF and his orders the police
that It tragedy that this order given and enforced
long These OF safety that the police commanded
take gh have been made effective long before this but
The that the municipal administration has preferred
wideoPen No and government draw lines for
crime If you permit and protect one class OF public onses you
invite all other kinds of offenders seek the shelter They
have been slow accept the invitation of San Francisco The
conditions by the municipal have
in a epidemic OF bloody and brutal crime
It is the business of the police pro-
fesonal criminals significant happening
forgotten that when Police Commissioner Leahy pocket
picked the property promptly returned This is
singular. 1t has been duplicated in than case
We informed with parade police drag
ret has been that guilty allowed
We hope that but rather late The responsibility
with Mr.. Ruef
It is for violence vigilance committees That
remedy than the disease We afford
condition OF aweness and civil San Francisco such
movements always attended by tant of politics.
Ruef controls the machinery the municipal
the Grand Jury and the police When he pulls the strings they all
jump to do his bidding. He is the real Mayor.
The responsibility lies Rues He con-
dons that exist He invited wideopen the epidemic
OF crime that has followed necessary and inevitable consequence
OF that invitation The people OF San Francisco reap Ruef
has 1t is harvest of blood.
On Ruefs head be it.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06

H. Gray. Northwestern University. and
Walter L. Fisher OF Chicago, has pre-
pared report upon the history Of the
municipal lighting plant OF that city
Professor Leo 5. Rowe. University OF
Pennsylvania, has made a similar re-
port on the gas question in Philadel-
phia. The special investigation into
labor conditions is now being COM
pleted by Professor Commons and Mr..
Sullivan.
1t is expected that Cleveland. Phila-
delphia. and one or two other large
cities will be visited by the committee
within the next thirty days. after which
the subcommittee provided for in the
resolution referred to will complete the
duties assigned them This will be
followed by one or more meetings of
the committee. at which its report will
be drafted.
1t is expected that th- committee will
be ready to report 70 the entire COM
mission about December 1.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
INGENIOUS DISCUSSES FOR REBATES.

THE ingenuity traffic managers in devsng DISCUSSES for
rebates proof that this practice however may be ham
pered by the law, will nevertheless
The Interstate Commerce Commission has been occupied
the best part Of month taking testimony concerning
dents resoed by the Union Pacific disguise
shippers That railroad made allowance of
load shipments OF grain in the Middle West for service
done by No other grain shippers similarly
favored and Of the business company
that the rebate 1t called rebate
thing The commission will probably stopped and
They will abandon the practice until 90 to Jail
Doubtless readers OF the newspapers have the past
month the printed statement that the provision of the
curing thirty of all
be enforced applied commodities shipped export by sea The
ground stated that transportation subject to CON
troll by the Interstate Commission joint rates railroad
and without notice 1t follows they argued that be
hardship subject railroads y-day rule in such
Inquiries made in this regard by the commission develop the
TACT that export rebates
favored shipper given export figure and when
his shipment arrives the seaboad diverted domestic
This where the midnight tariff gets in its work
published for thirty days could be taken
advantage OF by ali shippers and there would discrimination
made without notice and Withdrawn when purpose
been completed
Regarding the muarous difficulties beset the enforce
OF the law against President cnev of the CHICAGO
you will examine the schedules file Office you will
@ s Npert scneou which pear on thelr face evidence
the railway company particular shipper IS thereby
the thing the law intended thirty notice
5at % a & M iaref s e a qTt II @ to b5RPue an % the export expo I for the
s NPt rate on paes products from Kansas City
maau fine and permit imprisonment The
under such schedules you wink the
PRODUCES and shall e e BE- ne omped eI q to as ao out n09 a s
trade compete against such practices by adopting
scney relish existing conditions under the
new law Railroad men he sit in the shadow Of the
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
Probing international Dispute Concerning
Line of Lake Erie.

TYORONTO. Ont. Sept. 26.-Another
boundary dispute has developed
between Canada and the United
States. This time it is a water
boundary the dispute being over the
separation line running through Lake
Erie. After the seizure of American
fishermen's nets for poaching in Can
adian waters on Lake Erie Secretary
Sehacht of the keystone Fish Company,
Erie. Pa, disputed the charge of tres
pass. Commander Dunn of the Can
adian cruiser Vigilant. to avoid fur
there disputes. offered to log off the
distance from Erie to the international
boundary and superintend the placing
Of gas buoys on it If the fish company
would furnish the buoys
schacht forwarded this offer to the
State Department at Washington stat
ing the matter was one of Importance,
as there were forty or fifty boats sail
ing out of Erie liable to have their nets
seized at any time, though the fisher
men believe they had set them on the
southern side of the line. The state
Department referred the case to the
Secretary of War Acting Secretary
of State Bacon. commenting on Cap
tain Dunn's offer, called attention to
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
THE CUBAN MUDDLE.

TNDOUByEDLY there is strong and aggressive party in
this country that desires the annexation OF Cuba The
tment for annexation partly based commercial
and partly that ngo feeling which by
confined Great Britain The staWa of this
ment the Chicago Tribune that
and independent the leading that agtate
mems minds today
Tribune 10000 thrown into Cuba at once
has marked three who would lead
excursion way make bites of the cherry Now
whether Cuba good scarcely know
ably that tough morse that would surely disagree
with the national digestion Intervention Trb
will be done with iron hand and Taft ruthless
when he started And again. once the sailors from the
United States ships landed and take of the Govern
property Havana and Cenfuegos there will be
Cuban independence"
We about that The ironhand business,
may pleasing neither Taft Roosevelt 1t
that annexation will be forced by
anly altogether of line with the declared policy
President which wider field
governs of country Latin
republics lying south of the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06

a claim that the maps of the Ghent
Commission were not accurate to the
scale, as Lake Erie was drawn wider
than 1t really is, so logging of the
distance from the north or south shores
on the Ghent Commission map to the
international boundary would result in
an overlapping of some miles in the
center of the lake
The United States war Department
referred the case to the international
Waterways Commission with instrue-
tions TO the chairman, General Ernst
to make report accompanied by maps
showing the alleged difference between
the international boundary through
Lake Erie as shown by the Client
Commission maps and the boundary
indicated by the United States lakes
survey.
The Canadian Government has in
structed Dr. King. chairman of the
Canadian section of the International
Waterways Commission to make a re-
port on the location of the line from
the Canadian side of the case. Thus
the friendly offer Of a Canadian COM
Inander of a fisheries protection vessel
10 fishing company has brought a
nice point of international difference
to a head
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06

their family. who have been since the
fire at the old Eyre home at Fair Oaks.
expect to return to town In about a
week and will spend the winter at
their Sacramento street home.
Mrs. Pelham Ames and Miss Bessie
Ames left yesterday morning for Bal
umore, where they will be the guests
of Mrs. Robert wood formerly Miss
Gertrude Ames). Mrs. Ames will prob
ably return in about two months, but
Miss Ames will remain until the
spring. to the regret Of her many
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis ]. Sullivan and
the Misses Ada and Alice Sullivan will
spend the winter at San Mateo, having
taken the Robbins house there for two
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford COY. who have
been living on Pierce street, near
broadway, since their arrival from the
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
Howth's Lord the
Last of Line.

= OSDON. Sept 1S-Last OF his an
cisnt line. the Earl OF Howrh.
I now in his eightleth year. IL
calmly awaiting the anaI sum
mons. which cannot now be far or At
his country seat. Howth Castle. county
Dublin. Ireland, the old family custom
OF having the gates thrown wide open
during meal times is still observed. 1t
has a picturesque origin One Grace
O'Malley. a naughty and powerful
daEsel, on her return from a visit 20
Queen Elizabeth in 1873. proceeded to
Howth Castle She found the gates
closed. the family being at dinner.
Thereat she took great umbrage."
seized the son and heir and carried him
Off to her own castle Of Carrigahoeley.
She refused to release the lad until
she had sxtorted vow from Lord
Howth whereby ne pledged himself
and all his descendants who should
succeed him to throw the gates OF the
castle wide during meal hours
In the courtyard OF the castle.
where the family has resided contfn-
uously for the last six centuries. there
is an ancient yew tree. which is tend
ed and propped up with the utmost
care. A legend attaches to it thar
whenever branch falls it portends
the death of the head OF the family.
The superstitieus peasantry in the
neighborhood believe that just before
the Earl dies, and the race becomes
extinct, the entire tree win fall
The original surname Of the Howth
family was Tristram. Sir Americus
Trtstram in TIT landed at Howth and
defeated the Irish at Ivora. That bat
tie was fought on St. Lawrence's day.
ST. Lawrence was his patron saint. In
gratitude for the victory. for which
he believed he was Indebted to the
saint. be assumed the saints name.
Afterward with Sir John de courcy
he subdued Ulster. The huge two
handed sword which he welded so ef-
feetuaIly is stilI preserved at Howth
Castle among host OF other family
heirlooms.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06

East last year, have recently taken a
house on Sacramento street. near
Buchanan, and will spend the winter
there.
Much sympathy is felt for Dr. Philip
King Brown, who Is quite i'll at his
home here, having been confined TO
the house for some time.
Mrs. R. H. Fenner. who has been at
Fort Baker for the past year. will
leave this evening for Fort Morse. va,
where she goes to join her husband.
Lieutenant Fenner. u. S. A.. who is
taking course IN the Artillery school
there
Mrs. John J. Brice has returned from
a weeks Visit to relatives Santa
Barbara.
Mrs. Frederick Hewlett has been in
town for several days from her coun-
try place in Sonoma County.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
Concerning Hearst

Poor Hearst, Like CigaIe, he has
danced all summer and now that the
cold breezes of autumn begin to blow
he has no garment against the blast
The Democrats will furnish no clothes
and he has stripped himself of the
covering of the independence League
New York Globe.
Hearst's real indifference to the
cause OF labor is shown by the fact
that his Boston newspaper, which
claims a big circulation in Maine
made not the slightest effort to assist
Gompers In his fight against Little
field. Hearst is not looking for any
political advantages in Maine, so why
s.eould his newspaper botner about the
cause of labor in that State ?--Buffalo
Times.
at Buffalo with more resentment and
disnay than William J. Bryan. Less
than q month ago he was telling ap-
plauding thousands in Madison Square
Garden that New York was no longer
the enemy's country" The Demo
cratlc party in the State has ceased to
exist. having become the chattel of
william r. Hearst to do with as he
will. whatever the election has in store
for him.--New YORK Sun.
1t is but fair TO notify conscientious
men who have been led into eonsid-
ering Mr.. Hearst as a man with a
mission and potential savior Of so
ciety, that what Hearst's New York
paper said about President Mckinley
just before the assassination at Buffalo
is still on record. The behavior OF
the New York Journal. as it was then
called. casting its slime upon the name
of Mckinley and poisoning the opin-
ions Of ignorant and violent people to-
ward him, will be fully discussed be-
tween now and election day whether
the Democrats in Buffalo surrender to
Hearst or not.-Syraeuse Post stand
ard.
If any of Mr.. Hearst's followers are
really sincere believers In him. they
could not stand his treatment Of them
without demonstrating their willing
ness to stand anything All the
warnings uttered against him have
been verified by his behavior Rousing
their enthusiastic applause by his de-
nunciation of bosses, he has shown
himself to be a boss without the
- dar ute
or the feelings of his followers.--New
York Times.
The vote cast for Mr. -.earst in
this city last autumn was vote
against the bosses. He had inces-
sanity denounced political bosses in
general and the Tamnsany bosses in
particular. and the citizens who voted
for him fancied they were registering
a protest against boss rule. That was
the source of Mr. Hearsts vote--it
was not personal md now In the
strength of the vote thus secured
against the Tammany bosses Mr.. Hearst
induces those very bosses-whom he
has described as thugs and criminals
and deserving of States prison-to
take him up and make him their can
didate for Governor. And this they
have achieved by violating all the
rules OF fair play In the convention
and sandbagging the real Democrats
who opposed the deal The position of
the Tammany candidate for Governor
is the most amazing paradox in our
political history.-New York Herald.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
EDIT 9 - l. II A GE 1900

ay because of the of the law coupled with the almost
irresistible exed by big shippers obtain rebates Com
petition for business traffic mpacabe and
The for
evading it is almost irresistible.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Mr.. Rues political will be added pile by
the upheaya on November 6.
Tough time he having Cubas Governor not swap
revolutions with Russias
The Hearst political gospel may be condensed Office
for anybody and anything for Office
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06

1 Il
lVl ant party which win leave
town today for Del Monte,
where they will spend the weekend.
Some of the guests will go down in
automobiles, while others viii go by
train. Miss Huntingtonss guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brockway Metcalf,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Otis Burrage. Mr. and
Mrs Lucius Allen. SIS Jessie Wright.
Philip PascheI William T. Goldsbor-
ough and DR.. Hewlett.
Mrs. George H. Mendell sr. and her
son, John Mendeli, have returned from
a months stay at Belvedere, where
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Mendell Jr.
have cottage. There is a possibility
that Mr.. and Mrs. 4-endell may remain
out of town all winter. although their
plans are as yet uncertain.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward L. Eyre and
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06

Townsend's Cal glace fruits and can
dies at Emporium, Post Ana Van NJ
and 1908 md 1870 Valencia street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
Answers to Queries

oLLA--R. Q. C., City. The reason
that water when placed In aarthen-
ware jars known as 'ouasr becomes
cool and remains so is because the
water when placed in these evaporates
quickly and as a quantity OF heat
equal "a that expended in PRODUCING
the vapoF Of evaporation is not re-
ceived from outside the Temperatures
OF the water sinks and It remains low
for the same reason.
LEGISLATuRE-R. @. c.. City. In
some Of the States Of the Union the
members Of the Legislature are paid
so much for the session. others 20
much piennially and others so muen
annually and still others 50 much per
diem. The highest paid per session
Is in Pennsylvania, $500; per annum.
in New York. $500; bIennially. Illinois
$1,000, and per diem. California. ss.
Nevada pays the same per diem.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
The Smart Set

E ISS MARIAN HUNTINGTON
Z H will be the hostess at pleas
NJ ant party which will leave
- town. fndav for nnl Mnrtn
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
ON RUEFs HEAD BE IT.

i s. e s:.: s:
but the actual Mayor Ruef
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-16

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-16
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