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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-18
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Iowa l. dead. V!ve the Ohio idea
That = tie way IL looks to po!i;i-
clans IN Washington. The s;and-pAt-
iers Won in this years Ohio rcpubn-
can convention. i i true. but the
~iSe ones believe the agh; has only
begun.
After the battle or Bunker Hill. a
friend OF the American colonies said
in the British parliament. "A few
more uch Victories. and his majesty
vii! have no army in America The
historical remark has been para
phrased 20 apply to the victory Of tn.
Dies machine in ohio. The var has
not been ended by the arst engage
rueut.
That ohio's inSurgent Big Three
Tar. Burton and Her-!Ck-wil! con-
tl1ue their hight for control ~ IN.
Ohio organization j. the accepted be-
!lef. n II i accepted as an equally
forgone conclusion that they will max.
tari1 revision the issue. Mr. Burton
has been a rcEIsiOnist FOR u number -
years Secretary Taft. in his Maine
speech, went squarely on record as AN
advocate .. revision, AID cx-GuSvsuor
Ei~rricks convention speech completed
-" dP az "h"'
tr1-or Cu:nmins abandoned it and Il
The next TWO years grant them victory.
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XIII,
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= w. - - 49, &c
trine.
Here is the situatio mas figured ONT
nv no1i+ical vicaacrae at III pa,i,col
canito1 and IT mus, he adnoirtad 10
have the merit Of heinz logical. Mr.
Roosevelt came to realize that a re-
nuhlican congress would neyar revise
he tariff until II had heen made nIain
that the rank and file of republican
voters demanded revision and the
ONLY wav 70 determine whether e1,cb q
demand existed was 10 mr. y 70 he
test The natural method Of making
such q test was an omen fpht for y
revision candidate and q revision Mat
form in 1905. Taft. Of course. was
the man 70 make the fight. There was
consultation and agreement ana rTaft'e
Maine speech followed.
It is accented. almost without cnas-
ton. that Secretary Taft Is the admin
istration's candidate for the nresi-
Dental nomination that bie nrecor-
vention camnaign will he made with
tariff revision &c tho isc,,. ana ,bat
his nomination would carrv With /, q
nIank in the national nlatforr con-
mit+ino the ~anuh1ca, marty ~ an I'm
mediate r~eadiustmenf az H. DingIav
edn Doesn't II strike yo,, &C an
a1toge+hn- PoosevaItian ,~o1itcol
whatbo~ tho ahora moo
had diagnocic r. COR. :. IT,
confess !, Ohio u-ae onIv . sLirntsb
and the res,1It is without e-igniGcarca
D,oo. ~ ~ ~,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-18
TABooED IN DIVORCE COURT.

The doors Of the divorce courts bang
ed in the face Of that Nest impuaent
and ~unfeeling of mortals-the snap
shotter. Principals and witnesses are
safe from the most unpleasant form OF
publicity and their nerves spared y
courtroom ordeal which added greatly
u the emb lrra>sment they naturally
felt in sue cases. The judges. TOO.
feel a sense II relief, as snap-shooting
they exI ii .. did more TO confuse Wit
nesses and oefog the testimony than
the test Of { oss-cxaminarion.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-18
TYRANTS OF THE STREETS.

Organ grinders make merry al the
negative pole Of the social fabric; Ne
these humblest Of Londoners-Hou.t
you think it?-fIl such q large place n
the public eye that a parliamentary
committee has been named 10 hnt A
way 70 rid London, with is 1S.ur1
policemen of the tyranny OF The organ
ginderl"
It is a historical fact. now recalled
with interest, that Dickens, Tenn son.
Carlyle, and other men of letters onCe
led a great agitation again-t oreIu
grinders and other promoters OF street
noises, but ali 10 no purpose, and that
some years a@o he NJ. p. WHO Is The
head Of the present campaign conduc--
ed ? crusade. from which he emerged
defeated and ~discredited. People are
wishing him better luck this time.
LOndOnerS seem % lack the common
sense % deal with 4 problem that finds
easy solution elsewhere. In Paris and
Berlin the notion Of organ grinders
and their ilk annoying the entire COM
mUnity would o be tolerated for a
moment. There the IOliCe have du-
thOrity to protect the public from II,
and it is TO be hoped that the Parlia-
| mentary committee will confer similar
powers upon LOndOn's police force
1t is designed. also to have the COM
| mittee go into the whole burning Ques-
ton Of street racket, with a view TO
! silencing the cOrnet demon. the Ger
man band, the street vocalist, The
leather-lunged newsbors, the locomo-
tive whistle. the church bell, and, in
deed, the whole gamut IF nerte-rack-
| ing noises which go I o make life in this
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-18
CAPT. "P. GREEN'S DAUGHTER:

The engagement just announced be-
tween the only daughter of the latter
Capt. "P. Green" some time Of the
Lancers, and Col. Pau. Levkowitch, OF
the Russian army, interests many here,
particularly the military set. Capt.
Green was one of the most popular men
in society, and his wife was Lady
Clementine Spencer Churchill. aunt OF
the ate Lord Randolph Churchill Il
his sextet Of famous sisters.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-18
TAFT WILL TRY FOR THE
n OF ROOSEVELT
His Maine Speech a Bid for the Support Of Tariff Revisiunists.
How Political Wiseaores Figure Out the Situation.

, winds a@3 came oat aas-t~vt-T as
L champion o: Taft
? tae result. II Nr g-az~vvit.
~ eT"e SAID e. e5a party Ia fartr
should revised ard wa should rI~ct
. TrtAS5>@a ra~E-rs@ ana ! publ
CAR president sHat at.t ~~ss& IT
could not aarr ]. about. t,--za@ gtsu
ha4 not iast~4C's5 yaa~ r~s-ea~-tzuvt~x
r. e. undertake th@ tazA rtext
As Thy successor s. man #hs Is ri~.4w-
81 - revision an3 -or-s-ls .a~ rarx
- IL. aad tn" friends ~ .- ion
Ni!l so this necessary RaEA ru-tinur
- stand pat and :h~ attic
foes 81 protection viu ride gu;s ..,wcr
and tear d"~n thc halwArN ng rryra-
pertty."
such = declaration As that 1s Tho
dnT" koe~~ye.; would So ,ar publ
can party ur IRE for rvt4.an and
nothing SaGl! prevent The alton
the choice - Roosevelt; q: u.a.G bc
spectacular. En~aEn5acen'fy s.+-sa 1Lar.
..t would kea=s,c.t 4arv As -4rh n
thing Ills record not arg gaasInsz
.u- l"I8e. that hv would 5arr a-t that
the doing would delight his Ha' II
would oe wholly iu harm.Hs a..R tn
methods - tn, Roosevelt ~h and
Il tha president IS convinced .. .sun-
TN is read. tn r--..rr -4 . ara-
tt''. su=..'h - .Hr kr# ~ ~
confidently expected
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-18

EyS6r .
|,D2s Out
Jp a Club For
+ but l. Routed
1T Day..
,.~rr OF IT
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-18

President Roosevelt and Secretary
Taft. il would seem. were quick TO
grasp the great opportunity which
many democrats believe was presented
10 William Jennings Bryan. and which
he neglected. Had Mr.. Bryan. IN his
homecoming speech. declared revision
OF the tariff to be the is
sue between the parties. there would
have been little room for the Roose-
velt-Taft campaign within the republi-
can ranks Now that Mr.. BRAN has
relegated the tariff 10 the list OF iii
issues, republicans can fight IL out
among themselves and still remain
united in opposition 10 the democratic
paramount. that OF federal and state
ownership Of railroads.
a good while & Mr.. Roosevelt gave
a pledge that he would take no part
in the contest among republicans for
the succession. and it Is not TO be
doubted that he was sincere. Tha
friends Of other candidates charge that
already he is using the influence Of
his office TO further the candidacy OF
Mr.. Taft BE that as II may. IL Is not
easy = believe the president will be
able % keep hands of when Taft
gets his campaign going under full
steam. II is not natural for ftoose-
welt 10 fight under over and there
would be no occasion for surprise II
he threw precedent n promises I
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-18
William True Hawthornel

AAuS 11dWNuOTnR
Nohoon September S.-mart society
has 0 finished taking an inventor
vi us obliquities-bridge whist a;r,,n.
Doio wine suppers. and III.
IKE. Inc sum total OF the results ..
us lntrospection is admittedly = na-
tlal justification of Father vau1ha,-s
S0dicnihg Impeachment of the morals
ana manners Of the most conspicuo,~
eiement in English social life. Laadin
S'cleIy journals are not loath to admit
tn@' some things are ~undeniably true
out they sharply challenge Fatha-
'aughan's assertions that vouno nm
inarrled women are encouraged 10 play
lot hlsn stakes and that the mornl
SENSE or the present generation IS far
lo"er than in the old days of social
eX~cIuS1veness
Inc plea is Set I'D b. the
LOT smart Set delinquencies that rha
women OF today do things more onenIv
IMAM their mothers, and that while he
invite harsh criticism. aDpearancec arc
olten deceptive. Many Young women
aHect to be manly. and this habit IN :
10 making freer with the men Of their
set-their pals, as they dare call them
Women indulge IN athletic sports n q
degree hitherto unknown they seem OBJ
llv1ous 70 the old distinction OF tna
sexes, and they are ~hoydenish accord
'""'v, But their muscles are stronger
dno us, 3 healthier than the WON n
or mast ppnQrarinnc ~hDr,b "
reluctantly admitted-of that femi-
nine quality which some still hold to
be Woman's greatest charm. Having
more liberty, they know better how to
take care OF themselves. They are not
hysterical degenerates, incapable Of act
ing raghtty,' declares Il spirited de-
fender of her Sex, but unusually
strong healthy women with a deter
mlnation to keep their places rs units
in what they deem society. By hook
n by crook, as long as they possibly
can. But to assert that they are Lab
1tually Incorporate and that infdelitv
to the marriage vow is the rule is a
mOnStrOuS error"
AS if this were not ample to confcund
her clerical detractOr, the smart wonian
asks whether association with such rs
Sly 10 pdIuIcu "OuIu HOI De UcluOtdilZ-
ing to the men who share her life-her
pals. That the contrary is obviously
true-that is, men themselves are bet
ter h a formerly, drink less and gam
bic less at least-iS it not because
woman a come to fill a larger place
in her husbands life. has made herself
more charming and cOmpaniOnable ii
his eyes than her mother ever dreamed
OF doing in her age? IS she not rather
entitled to praise than to detract;on-
albeit the reformation of her pals has
been brought about at the sacrifice of
Old-faShiOned W0manly attributeS2
They point out that women who organ
ize societies and unions and go into
the streets seeking men to reform have
to sacrifice as much, aye, more than
the smart woman.
Furthermore Father Vaughan, her
tOTmentOr, never-Oh, never-could
have said those cruel words if be him
self had all the virtues of mind and
character he holds should reside in
others. Having airily, with a o S CT
her head, as it were, put the censorlous
cleric out Of court, the s~elf-acquitted
votary Of fast high life plunged ancw
into the swirl where the game is not
to be bored themselves or bore others.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-18

h outcome OF the elections In
Maine is disappointing. in thai it
gives no true Inc on the extent or
gained labor influenced the result.
1t Is true that President Gompcrs
claims Mr.. LittIcficld's reduced ma
jority is a triumph for ldbor'R cam
paign against him. ON the other hand.
Littlcfield asserts he was actually help
ed by labor's opposition The truth
IS somewhere In the middlc ground.
The opposition Of organized labor IL
not entitled 10 all. nor even 10 the
greater share. Of credit for reduced
republican p~luralitics. not only In Mr..
Littlefeld's district but throughout tho
state. And Littlcheld's lain that nc
was helped instead OF hurt by such
opposition is manifestly absurd
1t is unfortunate. from the stand
point Of the l"okers-on. that labor's
first battle was confused by the liquor
question. We would like In know how
much Of a figure organized labor cut
IN I'll" Main" elections. but as Their.
is no way 81 finding out. We shall have
Ia wait for the outcome OF SIN. of
'Er other contests IL has on hand.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-18

+ NAILED a SIGN OF
f. grove"
| ,-e j, everything is
|t.1g and provisions
4le 'rain with me,
mind l think l will
like a swim in the
river and it will do
~ lA Is with fresh
r. Of course" slowly
Fsr.
|l Use that doubtful
|,-l fhiryS %
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Goint.
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$40, Nor0, Moru1titraBe.
MiQiom 8. Niggins, -, uno Bel
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G6ciapcafc Sampfcr-G pmpagnie.
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Baltimore"
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nun 10, 2igbtitraRcn,gscrftc.
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Gscitrrn MarplanS Giicnbabn.

Veetifiefo 20. Hopennber, perldbt ~fd-.on
Sdglid,.
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chiffon Tunften.
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900 Moreer,s - sseitern Grpreb, gefin,iniier.
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Wnr 9ounfags.
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burlington.
Charles ". S9ipleu, 43, nno Nct.
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IA, SAP g42; 1924 gerit, 12o5; 12d77.
mite6), TAI, $40, s.49, 0.l5. o.B6, 1880
g9enOs. an @o6entaGsn. gon1taes 2.2o.
5.07. 5.25 y;a0m., Cos. 715, 7.20 (7.86 eis
Ttteo1: I1i $50, Si5, 9.55, 10; 80 abs1os,
sos abeilSs an 8o6ertaoeii. Sonniaes, s.D
@orn. ino 6.05 9benns.
%gIilautie goait aine Ggpreb, 2.5t Isorgens.
eont5crn ''S @aiiiua i5s'' S'4l2 gOru,, 1920, .o.15
e]c aBeapS wv! afIr Cine auilpap, o.42 morsens.
5.07 9tGcbnl. t1gIid.
NorfnIi uno @citcrn Jb.. $500 abenos tdsIi6.
6. { .. gb., *t2.17 9fa6m. au @oheniGgen,
*3.t5 Nadnl. uno *9.55 9lbenos tdeIit,.
Bon Der Eennfpfuauia. 9iuenne. Station.
gia6 gScibinaton. Grpreb, 6.17, 600 8ornr.,
1853, $3.50 gndnl.. 600 abenos tdglit; TAI
Born. an s9odertdgen, $50 @beHos Hur
SonuidgS.
Sad annapolis. TAI Sorm, 4.47 Tadnt., coo
glbenos nn g8otertagen. GonntagS, 900
8ornt., 600 MbenoS.
na65ifrugen gtnrooitsGde Baltimore NIB
GuIoertsStrabe, GaIoertsStatiou unb nntoTI'
Gtatior.
Gebdd iuiro anf Grin6en in oben9cnannien giis
reatr nbgeboIt nro rIarfirt.
= Spetiesg9deeon.
u. VI. 9fttertnri. Z. %. @ppb,
sen. Sefbdftsfn6rer. TaN. .IraffiesWanaeer
Geo. u. gipbo,
SeneraIsYaffaeiersIgent.
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Micrdants' & Iincrs' Sranspprta.
tipu COMPANY.
Tams 9inien

.Snme fcrs3tntet:
9tad Bottom uno benz Often: ieoen Wiontna,
9ieuftag, Suuneritas uno GdiHiiag, slbeibS
q llbr.
9iad 0rcbioeHce nrio benz Often: ieoen Gonrs
iag, 0tittipo6 unn Sretidg, 1ben0S G lihr.
glad glelpport'geips uno giorfolI: id9li9 tint
6 lbr abenos.
5ra6t miro tdslid bis 8 l6r sbenos fir an
benz 2dee dbfobrenoe Santpfer dIIpeilommei1.
ylndb Snbdllndb iiro Dem Siioeu: ieoen Siens
itag, Sonneritde mo Sdttftag, Nbenos 9 llbt.
@oiiuner uno Erobioences0 ampicr fu6ren bon
Der g8erfte nm Sube oes 9ons4906S 10. Sas
oanndpsS anpfer bon Der @erfte am SuBe Der
NeftsSalSsgloeHIe.
g.. ". @iaiustant, 9aent.
2crg Sod.
III. q. gnrmsr, @.sT.,lR,
". =. Stebbtna, Sen. EQtdn.
Snuptbtireau - Giocit-Gfe German. nnh
qtahts Gtrnhc. Gt3,I&S-)
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3Srutcitc umo SuDcott.
StclllnQnobme amcrifnniider &otbp.
lifelr r.5llnl Religionatricg in
Btanfruid). '""

Btanfruld]. "'
Ncm &.npcn, u. 9e5. r. @rn.
G0luoro Z. SearrL Benz Supreme
anigbt Ser &nigbto ri Columbus,
mllr0e geItern 9lbenO bic Gcpeid)c aus
WoHtreal poraele2t. nah meld)cr 0te
&nigbts OF Columbus beihloiicn boa
ben. cinen &upcott ilber uQe iran5o-
iiiAcn 6abritfirnen ji ~ucrbGn9en
mo feline NaIrcn aus 6ranfreidy
mcDr nit Niidiiht ulli 0cn Staio-
pultt 5t fduicn, mclden Die Tran5oli-
i6e Neaicrlng ge3enilber Der fntboli,
ldcn STRIDE c%in9enommen hat. Nr.
@cnrn pcriiderte, iein GrOen babe fei.
ne oerartigclt Sdrittc bcihloiien lnt0
eS baHole iid mlbridyeinlih nm elm
8orgcbcil elmer o0er mehrerer lpfaler
2ogen in CANADA, MogIiher @eiie
mcroc Die Ingcle9cnteit ober i'm 81
rcftoriitnt 5ltr Spruhc gcbrnht lucr-
ocn mel6ce I'M nGditen Wonot SUI
Iarnncntritt.
Ging ito II, N,.D., 81. Gcj,- On
@aIt &inglton nabncn sic nit Der
ct. Gplonana Stride in &crbin.
ounl9 ltcbcnocn Wcltpiienid)aitcn cine
Nn5abI BON Hciolutioncn gcAcu oic
irdn5oitI6c Ncgicrung lucAen ibrcr
@criulgung Der futboltid)en STRIDE AT.
@rlonoerS 5ablrcid) maren Die italIcs
lildlcn lllb lingorilhen @cnolicn-
ihniten ans @loaco crlhie1cn. Eior-
rcr Weir belt Die ErcOi1t IN scr ct.
Golonnn'S Stride uno Damn 5ogcn Die
@cnolicnldaitcn nit orci Mtuiitfdpel.
len un0 untcrSo bon allle-
rifnriihen @onnern. pGpItlidcrL ir-
lGroild)en, ulguriihcn, i~talicni den
unb pplniidcn Slogncn nod scr @oit
aitgltun Nall, mo lud lalgcn Hcocn
bic obelt e~rn0bntcn HclolutioncE an
gcnommlcn murocn.
Sole0o, .. u. 0c5, - ,$t Ser
bieligert Mcmorial &nl fouo gritcrn
cine GerldmM.lung itatt, in meldlcr
Die cridiencnen $500 Gcrloncn Nelo-
lutionen o~nltabnlen, Oie lid 0cgcn Die
Gergemnltiglng Scr fotholiihen Sir
dc Seiten9 Ser iron5oliiden &cgie-
ring ntSiprcfeu, Sn Der Seriamm.
lung hielten Die befannteltcn @eiItli-
den oerStaot llro llmgegenb anipra'
den. Im S6lniie Der &crlommlltnl
ipltrhen @racbenbcits . Gepelhen an
Edpit Yiita Den 3chnten mo aoroi'
nal Hidl1r0 (Saria) iibcrlnuNt.
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Marslaab G. Yennlplpania @. q.

yhde ptrIaHcn EUffh.Hbtnuts5 tdftun:
7.30 Spr.n. iuct gorf iiglth, nnsgenculrtcn
Gonniaes.
go Born. na1 4eldir tdeliG, ausseroms
men Spnntnes.
t.2o aadbin. nah geiair. nur Gnmiiaae.
325 Nadrr. mao gorf idgiit, aussenonirten
Gonutnes.
4.O5 stad,m. mad 2cIia, uur ecnntnas.
4d5 8ahn,. nab @eIair tdslid, nuseenoms
n,eif Gonntaa5.
600 abenSs nar leila tdsIin, ausseuoms
trer Gonntna2.
ii 90 gtenbs mad HeEid. aur Gounfnas.
ft.30 abeiibS nab Nelair, Miiipo1 II. Gnrns
ilan.