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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

The, Brooklyn Eagle explains Hearst's
defeat. Add 2-5-6-3-7-0, the amount Of
his campaign expenses, and you have it.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

The New York society woman who has
written a book in defense Of trial mar
riages has the South Dakota idea pat,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

The San Francisco school board will
please take notice that Japan has
launched 19,000-ton battleship.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

T A neat four-round '.go'' between 2d
Broadway and the capitol at Washing
ton is exciting interest in sporting cir
cles. @
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

Virtue clothed in purple and Jewels is
lauded to the skies, while Virtue naked
and in rags goes by unrecegnized.-Bal-
timore American.
Where are the police? :
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

PittsburgE Society Note-Actress Ma
belle Gilman has thrown down Papa
Corey OF the steel trust
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21
Judges Of Election Unpaid.

To the Editor Of The Journal.
Please permit few words respecting
the judges and clerks who were on duty
fifteen hours on two registration days and
about thirty consecutive hours at the
election 1t is not at all likely they
would undergo that ordeal If they were
in affluent circumstances. Up to the
present time they have not been paid
for their services, and it is said the
council will not arrange for payment un-
til the last day Of this month.
It is often said that political candi-
dates are intensely. interested in your
welfare before the election, but do NOT
care how soon you go to pandemonium
thereafter This case goes long way
to demonstrate that opinion. u. P.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21
AN ELASTIC CURRENCY
p st T,ol1is Ren,1h1ic

President Roosevelt in his forthcoming
message will advocate an elastic currency
One that will stretch beyond Wall
street.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

With flying machines now these clouds
could be swept aside and a little cheer
fpl Sunlight let III. 8
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

Tom Lawson has turned novelist. Old
Hi Rogers says he didn't have to turn
very far.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

The automobile had the advantage of
the skateless horse today. Il
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

The light snow laid the dust-also the
horse.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

They have no more to do with paying the
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

Masters In Art for November is de.
voted. to, >Goya, and contains several fine
reproductions of the artists work,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

1t cost a citizen s25 the other day to
soliloquize that policemen are low and
dirty. A round fine for such cits tends
to clean up the town. "
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

ALI papers are continued until an explicit order
y received for discontinuance and until all ar
tearages are paid. F ~ a-g
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

Joel p. Heatwole Is said to be still in
opposition to Senator Nelson. In this his
stiffness doth become the man.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

& RAR1S-Journal nle at American Express
211 Rue Scribe. and Eagle Bureau, 6S Rus
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

LoNDoN-Journal on hle at American Express
oGice. Waterloo place, and U. 8. Express
office, 90 Strand
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-11-21

POSTAGE RATES OF SINGLE COPIES.
Up to 18 pages. Observation-Disclosures. cent
Up TO 30 pages. cents
~ W O4 pages. cc0Ib
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23
Winoen, Hebr.

Dor reiien0e Qsent for Samfun.
bets 5%orlagsbus, Mr. IT. So6umien.
bill / matte llge gaite Winben og On.
een meo ct goot Oplag At De beoit'
canite gs9er.
Oct ifal glade %. ON SIR. So
6umien maa faa goo affatning 70,
8s9erne i De oanite 9reoie. ION ban
bcieger / Qebraita.
genpt 9eiligbe6en, 9ennerl % for.
faf eoer nogIe gooe 9s9et. De er
altio mere oaro, emo Den pris, oe
for.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23

Iog oernRit bar ri 10 s5eitplaoienA
ION Den alminoelig fables. Der, boor
lRenigbeoens .Ol0efooer" Oft CO
tDoOeOe 5iern % Si0sler, Der UNDER
De fore 69etr9er, boor grGitez CO
Se9brpore / ifgn SCREENING Sang poa
Sang uoIoaeoe Oroets Sao Der.
9bor hi alore toppeoes Den enc 4.
,Suli efter Den anoen ON at opbdrte
De foreneoe Menigbeoers llngOom
bua0e til 9egem og Sial. Og Der,
6por Dor 0enigbeos Mart6a bosrt
Gfteraar fdmIeoe os og bapos troblt
meO oct. iom qrGiten peo en- 2eiIiJ=
beo fit gipet Rabuet bet beIIigneOe
aluoeri". Der moatte Menigbeoen
fremoeles iittre fig Qogong.
Paitor 9borebp agter at begipe fig
til 0anmart.
Gfter forelsbig 8eitemmelie bill Der
Ilipe aonirmation Ssnoagen for
pdafte. % prGIteftiftet bill antages
lig fin0e Steo / llgen efter qudfte.
0enig1eSen er for 3ioen uoen fat
Organilt. Miis RisIisn. ION I fIere
4ar bar uofert Den 5jeneite iamt
bGret 9arerinoe / SpnoagsitoIen,
mddtte for tit SeIbreos Stnlo iege
no / geiten til ct mil6ere aIimo.
raft. men alto tro pdd i'm
pIuos minoes ri ben6e ms6 3af iii
9uo.
Sa. Ri er for 3ioen o9iaa uoen
QrGit. Den on0drteoe 6alsfnge bar
bolot tit Snotos / 5amiIien, og
for 8 Tiger er ban inoe1uttet. Gen
nem 9inouerne erfare Ri imi6lertio,
al 6aren ibnes ober, oq ban pad
al 3ioen bIiber life lang fad
lange ban bar 9seer. gapir og
Pen oa glRf. aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23
9enper, Gplp

Gn lille 6piiteI beruoe fra tun0e
'mdaIle interesiere en- eler an0en af
sOdniferen"s 9aTsre, liar naar man
far Hoget glaoelist at fort9lle.
gditor Deisman bar oarst Der oe
.foite 10 9ags; ban prroiteoe 70
sSenoage % flere Qfiener / ugsn,
% Oroet I'D bdaoe til 3ref, Ope
muntring og 5ormauiua, og ifGr par
Ger talt alporligt til De hinge ON life
at uoIqtte Def, men gipe oeres Bier
Ter iii Serren. me6ens De par unge;
Dc nuloe aloriq fortrDoe oct; % oct
ian on og ieg. fare 8rooer oa Ses
fer, Tom bar lepet mso !6erren og /
bans Raa6e / lGugere 5io. fise
|4men til. Seq bar alorig fortruOt,
at jeg gioroe oct, og oct bar Ou piii
heller life; og 6errrH gipe. at fere
az be mango fare hinge, fom Der er,
MATTE taae oct ~dlborligt iii 6jerie
% anbenoe ben foifbare RdaoeItunO.
noar 6erren igennem 1T Orb Deo
fine 9ienere la0er Galoet uognd, NJ
DC ga meo 5osba mac fge: Seq bill
ltiene 5erren". ga, BET grlOer ic
bduoe unge og gamIs.
Ser par Qltereang fsriie SsnOaa
lrm 5ormiooagsn og iioits Ssn0aa
en- aftenen. % btqee ganee bar oel
mau9e, fom fnGleoe peb 6errens
Porh. Den fbite often a osl
fiaiae Optagelis / W~enigbeoen. Ser
hinge og en- Camille bleo lugt ii
Wenig6eoen. Bort Enfie oe gen fol-
Rem er, at De mao bore beliignet ..
blips til 0effgneIfe; og 6erren fla
babe 2Gren og 5aften for bans me
cen Raaoe imoo os.
guitor Deisman rsjite bjem cei
10. os., men lobeoe, ON 6erren cil
at tOmme igen til ariiti 6immel
.fartsoag os iad fOrbliDe Der Tom Us
niobeoens Brett. 9i slaoer Os Ii
ben Stuno.
ears 4noerien fra Boulder ,
bons Sen og 9otter bar Der Il
fYuostjsneite fOrrise Ssnbos. Sar
/ SObnfou oa Suftru fra 8ruib po
her fioite Senoae. paitor Msde
~toHogoe os ogiua en- fife 9ifit fo'
} Irise ltge. Oct fer no, fom oct gao
.looot fremno meo 6elbrsoet. So
far logt en- Is puno poa TN BE!
!. LUMBER De 3 Mddneoers Opbolb
l9ruI6 en- goo Qnbsfaling Il
lGanatoriet. 81. g. >.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23
RreosmpOe / Owatunna, Miinn

fra 81. Darts 1906.
MabningsguOstjeneite Sorsodg
5ormiooag 81. 1912.
Gmner:
y. Del enc, Der fdttes (ap. Ssrn.
26, 28).
= @5uofrDgtigheos 9belie e. pss
fer 3, III.
3. a~erligbeOens Magt (5Gi.8,6).
gaa Msnisbeoens 8eane uoites
oes berbeo en- ferlig S~nobfoelis til
z7ort JOlf. Silrejienoe beoes melo'
Effres &omme.
~ 5b. Senfen, Mgb.s Preit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23
Blair, Nebraita.

WisIIoner @noreaien fra Sless
pia talte iao t 6reoass Qftes paa
SlpIeh. 10 fra 81. 80 Sap. talte
San Fl 6ierteligt Sro ON 8rifti 9is
OIie og 5orionins og opfororeOe iar
Iis D., unge til / 5ioe at bsitemnte
ia Tor oerren og gioe BAN oeres
0itrtsr.
= 6enOugs Mites ba0Oe ri
ggrqes % Minoeguostieneite / Sir
fen / 4nleoning at Song Gbrtltidn
0en 0ienoes geIettelie oerbiemme /
Rosiil0e famine Dag. BAIT. anter
4aIfe Itsnt ON oen h%eierpGroige Res
genis 6eoerlige Og bel6ige Regering.
ReopnoenOe iom mistenot panot ban
xFferbaanoen mere % mere 5oltets
Siai0, faa Ielb Socialiiter life tadlte.
at Der taltes ilOe ON Song Ghriitidn.
Der blep ogiaa minoet DIN bans
Gritsfige 6or6olo. 2Gre pare Song
Gbriitian Ben Rienoes Win0e!
mrs. Sam Rielie ligger /
oenne 8io paa 9pens 6oipitaI. Oct
IT benoes iDge Ben. bun Hal prepe
at faa tureret. Or. Raria Rielieu
fiIIer benoe. SUN uotaler 6dab ON
Nlrs. glieliens 6elbreoeIie. Blot bun
funOe fad oen ~npobenoige Ro og
5bile.
Der er arriDeret Rntommere |
IT Bar At pore oanffe 5amilier, hos
go. Sp6nions en- qiae. % bos qait.
gritiens en- lille 0reng. @i snifsr
8irrfelig til 9ptfe!
st file u6elo h9n0te Der /
9aar. 9ait. Gritfen bar Der / gpen
meo ct lejet aeretei og iau ret ri
bar ForItaaet, iatte Soften / Reno.
Fsr ban tom rigtig / 9o9nen og 1T
fat I 5pmmen, faa guggpen leb
MOO en- an0en @ogn og o9lteOe, bpors
De0 BAIT. GritIen blep lpnget no
MOO 5ortobet og fit temmelig femme
Sframmer. 8i bar life iet BAN Iioen,
msn F%oritaar BOG, fra bbao ri beref,
at ban life tom a%lprrlig til Staos.
Buggnen bleo en- Del r%amponeret.
ZnItes: 30 mGno / bOeri
5ountb til at rspreientere og ubers
1ere r6arotpare department, uOi9tiel
Qrsber At pprt 9pos etc. qniGttelieI
Tom Rejienoe sler aontorz 8eitprsr.
2sn $4,000 pr. Maaneo, t%ontant
ugsntlig, meo aGe l1ogifter betalt
FsruO. gi uofprsr aft. Sbe Column
5i1 DonIe. Dept. go. 234 5tb gbe,
5uu9o, SainOis.
vi bar / oenne llge BAIT 10 ge
crooelier. mrs. Som aefep, 6itp
ssngenigrens 5ufru, bleD begraoet
ira aat6odtfirfen / 0nsoags, g
MRS. 6enoerion. fsrhenbarenOe
gUuntn superintendent 6en0eriens
5nnnefone, fra nt6e 6briitian G6urd"
famine Days Gftermio0as.
6Omefeuo. giap Quinlin bar
/ 5sn iioIte 3io tagst 6omeiteuo Der
/ 4%erbeoen. ligs paa Den anoen She
TIooen. 6an bab0e faaet Ems ON,
of Ger Iaa ct Stptfe StoOlano, ION
iilberte 3egeringen, og oe0 ct Bar
BeIpg til 9es Moines lntteoes oct
nm at faa 6ometeaoret til 120
Ncres goot StODIano Der lige / Ter
Esoen.
Or. 5. R. Murbod traH.s nu
! Or. RobinIons Ofice og 8OpGl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23
8nOstteneiter.
Blair, Rebr.:

Blair, Rtbr.;
@uostieneIte bper Ssnoag 5Orm.
ST. 1920 % Qften 8l. 8.
SpnOagsitole bber Ssnoag 5orm.
8l. 9 / Rirfens 9aIement.
gibeaqsning 6per Sorsoog bitten
81. S / Rirtens guiement.
G~ennar0. Nebr.:
9uostieneIte paa Sen0ag ST. 1920
form. ungoomsmeoe Gftm. sri. 9.
genliq Sn0bboelie til ale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23
G. s. NIELS E N s

UrOCerIeS and Meat MdFkeI.
Den ny danske Forretning we'd Siden al
Danish Pub. House. Reel Behandling.
fink Betiening.
Anbefaler ait ny Lager at code
Grocerie til Dagens 1aveste Priser.
Keber Smsr, Hg og Fjerkre SAINT
andre Farmprodukter til den bedste
Pris, som kan betales. Godt Oplag at
prima KIDD fra Pack:nghouse. De vii
altid fnde, at Chr. Nielsen har extra
godt Kod, og at Diet betaier sig at
handle hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23
OneWay Sec'd-C Class Colonist's
Rates 70 California Western &
Northwestern Points.

Beginning Feb'y 18th and continuing
zach dav until April It'll 1906 second
Class Colonist's tickets will be on sale
re points in above territory at very low
wxes with stop over at certain points
voqt Go exceed 10 days. Rate is for one
quay only. y, r. Mos :, Ag't.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23
Gn Sieneitepiae ieges.

en opstig 4i9e. bslit oanit. iom Ct teuot
meo almIubelist onsaibeIoe, tan fon Ell ia
big 4laos bos 6. z. edpps. Blair. Rebr.
lloen gobe Anbefalingsr nptter ost life at
mslos iis. @ob egn. let Arbeioe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-30
Choral Society.

Prof. Heritage. who has conducted
choral societies for 80 years. would
like 10 test the musical capacity of
Salem by attempting something on
that line here. He advocates a Sa-
lem musical club OF women. with the
purpose OF bringing music TO n high
or and better plane. In choosing So
loists he favors selecting them from
Salem, instead OF having them from
abroad. lie proposes to organize the
surrounding towns and have choral
societies all over the valley. aud
then hold June jubilee az the fair
grounds, The name OF the Salem So
ciety is proposed-Phllharmonic.
The officers nominated are 10 be
elected at the next meeting and are
as follows; Presidep' ]. T. Turner.
.C. ID. Minton and Chas. Roth: sec
retary-treasurer. Mrs. w. A. Moores,
Elizabeth Barry. Miss Knight. Miss
BUSHNELL; these were also nominat-
cd for corresponding secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-30
siOO Reward. sfOO.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased 10 learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able 10 cure In all
its stages, aud that ia catArrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
cure now known 20 the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitu-
tional diseases. requires a constitu-
tionai treatment. Halls catarrh
Cure Is taken internally. acting d.
reetly upon the blood aud laueous
surfaces OF the system. thereby de-
stroying the foundation OF the dis
ease. aud giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature IN doing its work.
The propFietors have SO much faith
In its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that IL fails TO cure. Sand for list
OF testimonials.
Address: r. ]. Cheney q Co. To-
ledo. o.
Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pulls for con.
stipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-30
STAMINA
CUMMINGS
COMING
Prima Donna Soprano With
Six Leaders of Boston
Symphony Orchestra

Shanna Cummings, America S
greatest oratorio singer with the
Bostonia sextette, the leaders of the
Boston Symphony orchestra. will
visit the west this year and will ap-
pear in seven coast cities. This or
ganizatlon is said to be the best thing
in music that visits the west and on
account of an open date going south
from Portland, Salem is being given
an opportunity to Secure them.
On account OF the open date. the
management offers 20 play them In
Salem for one-half OF their playing
price and DR.. Heritage. of the school
of music, is attempting to secure
this amount by advance subscription
for seats.
This amount must be secured by
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-30

THE Never Sleeps" Is the name Of
4 club q young people AZ tbs pallss-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-30

Couldn't make an announcement
that would please the public bette'
than when we tell them that their
laundry work will be done 10 perfee.
tion and the Salem Steam Laundry
can't be competed with anywhere ia
the country for the perfection Of ia
work on linen, silks or wOolens We
defy competition in this lire, because II
there were any better methods we
would have them at once, Try the
Salem Steam Laundry. Prices right.
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY.
Colonel. J. olmstead. Prop.
PHONE 26 1S6-166 s. Liberty So
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-30
IN THE BIsnors CARRIAGE.
Jessie Busicy win he Sccn Ia salem
Next Thursday Evening.

Miss Jessie Busley. who comes "a
tho Grand opera house. Thursday,
November 1. in the play, In the
Bishops Carriage" was for many
years a member OF the various orga-
nlxations controlled by Charles
Frohman. and now that she has been
taken under the managerial wing of
Liebler a Co. she Is said TO have
found at last her true vocation In
the dramatic world. Miss Busley has
long been considered one OF the most
promising OF the Younger generation
OF actresses. and Il is said that in
this play she has found character
that Is eminentiy suited 10 her un-
doubted talents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-30
THE HOLY CITY.
This Splendid Production VIII Ap-
pear at Grand Opera House
Tonight.

Conspicuous for sagacious man
agement and for the success OF their
companies presenting Luella Morey.
lie Comte and Flesher have with
this seasons production excelled In
theatrical endeavor. In this great
Biblical drama. The Holy City" there
is combined such wealth of acting.
allegory, music and spectacle. as has
rarely II ever been seen. The possi-
bilities for dramatic effect with
which the thrilling narrative of John
the Baptist abounds, have been util-
iEed with great skill and apparently
unlimited cost, The acting company
Is noted for its integral brilliancy;
the scenes present history In radiant
spiendor; the stage paraphernalia,
all OF which Is carried by the com.
pany, being OF impressive beauty,
The integrity of it's management
FIRST called public attention To the
play; its matchless performances
are carrying those endorsements
which honesty of purpose aud skill
fnl design command, The presenta-
tion OF The Holy city" here will
be eagerly anticipated, IN as much
as the well known aud intensely ar
tistio Luella Morey heada the COM
pany aud will be seen as "Salome"
the beautiful daughter OF King
Herrod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-30
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Elks' Blowout.

IblOhbH's
The Elks of this city have issued
unique invitations to their members
to BLOW Out" which is to be held
at the old quarters Thursday even
ing. The card Is bordered with black
and a tomb stone, grave yard and
skull and cross bones are the Illus
trations. The invitation reads as
follows:
"A dead cold invitation is extend
ed to the members of Salem b. P. o.
IL. and all visiting brothers to attend
in body, a wake over the death OF
the old lodge rooms, Thursday even
ing November Sth. All are request
ed to bring Grape and Ice and join
in the dead march. executed by our
full orchestra. The live ones will
leave for their new vault on Liberty
street, November IS, 1906.
Spccial-Special-Special.
"The refreshment committee an
nounces that large amount OF En-
balming Fluid has been ordered for
the occasion. also other delicacies of
the season and smokes for those
who obey the old maxim. otis better
to smoke here than hereafter.
"Be a Sad Weeper. Sympathy Free"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-30
pnnular AIhnnr Glrl Wcds.

Miss Pearl Savage and Mr. S. Yer,
MacDuffee We're married at Albany
Tuesday AFTERNOON. at the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs Charles
Keiffer. Rev. 5. A. Douglas officiat.
ing, Mr., and Mrs. Fred Ward were
the attendants The wedding was
quite happy event. and was attend
ed by large number OF people.
Mr., Maepuffee is a Portland man.
and the bride Is graduate OF the
Albany college, and has many friends
In Salem as well as in Albany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-30

q. W. Writ. Naeogdoehes. Texas,
says: "His daughter has ehiils and
fever for three years; he could not
nne anything that would help her
tiil he used Herbine. His wife viii
not ktep house without Il. and can
not nay too mnch Tor H." soc.
SOLD by .. J. Fry'a drug atore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-30
Married Tomorrow.

The wedding OF Miss Jennie
Goode and Mr., John f. steelhammer
takes place tomorrow at noon at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Goode, I'm North Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-30

Wednesday and any one desiring to
help bring these people here, are
requested to phone Main 237 and
give the number of seats they can
use.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-14
Plot against The King Of Italy Ex.
posed Just in Time.
new YORK POLICE FURNISH CLUE
Anarchists Planned to Kill Victor
Emmanuel and the Duke and Ouch.
ess of Aosts--scheme concoctes
in Paterson, N. J.
(By Associated Press. }

NAPLES, Nov. 13.-,What the po-
lice say was II deliberate and most
Skilfully planned plot to assassinate
King Victor Emmanuel of Ilaly and
the Duke and Duchess OF Aosta was
nipped in the bud here today by the
arrest OF Gabriel Lansetta, and Il
man known to be lansctta's cousin.
bht whose name Is unknown
the. two men were recent arrivals
IN Naples having come here from
PATERSON. n. j. The arrest was made
by Italian police upon cabled infor.
nation FROM New York detectives en-
gagged on the case for several weeks
Lansetta was to have slain the
kng and the other man was com.
missIoned to kill the Duke and Ouch
ess Of Aosta according to the infor.
wttion of the officers.
1t Is declared that the details of
the assassination were all worked
out at recent meeting or reds in
Paterson, n, j.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-14
COLONEL PITCHER HAS FRIENDS.
Army officer Gets in Trouble over
Negro Soldiers,

WASHINGTON MY. 10. Army
officers are much Interested in the
case of Colonel w. l.. Pitcher, Twonty
seventh Infantry. who is now in Cuba
ana VINO is threatened with court
martial as a result of alleged com
ments. published in n newspaper. Mt
tributed TO him, expressing great
unwillingness to serve with or in
tho ncighborhood OF colored troops.
Most officers who know Colonel
Pitcher believe that he is capable of
saying almost anything, because he
Is man OF strong language md
emphatic views, but he is also one
Of the best officers IN the army and
did wonderful work in Cuba in the
Old days and since then in Alaska.
Army officers generally will re
greet to hear that there is any necess,
'ity for his severe punishment, al
though, of course, every one realizes
that an indiscretion of speech such
as Is described cannot pass unnoticcd
by the President under the circum.
stances.
The feeling Is strong also among
the enlisted men of tho four regi-
mcnts of negro troops, especially
since the summary discharge of the
battalion of the Twenty-hfth Infan-
try for its misconduct at Brownsville,
Tex. pitcher achieved distinction in
the early days of army administration
in Havana b" his conduct OF the
police court Of the town. where justice
had been an unknown quantity in the
hands of the Spanish judges.
The innocent was as likely to be
punished as the guilty, and wanton
graft had grown up until inoffensive
people feared the day when charges
might be brought against them by
those who had pull" with the
court. Pitcher put through cases with
the facility and regularity of mechan-
ism, and it came to be known shortly
that no culprit could bamboOzle the
army officer who sat on the bench
He adopted uniform fine OF $40 for
petty cases until the Cubans adopted
in their vocabulary word pronoun
ced "pitchay," which came to stand
for the equivalent of $40.
Pitchers achievement in Alaska
consisted In vast Improvement OF
the conditions there, the suppression
or disorder, and the regulation OF
affairs at n time when there were
needed diligence, promptness and
courase-Qualities that Pitcher possess.
cd in marked degree. He has re-
tanned the friendship of officers and
the admiration of enlisted men, and
is Il striking type of the older army
officer, hasty in manner, profane IN
language and with n big heart.
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trouble In the archipelago and that
They eau be handled in the United
States with much more satisfaction
II the matter of transportation can
be arranged, What should be dJne
with them in the United states IL not
suggested
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Pensacola Fla, against w. S. IIar-
Ian, manager OF the Jackson Lumber
Company of lockport, Ala, Robert
Gallagher. woods foreman of the
company, Oscar Sander an inter.
prefer. and John Atwell. deputy
sherin of Walton county.
The indictments relate TO q con.
spiracy to detain against their wills
and commit to u condition OF peonage
two foreigners. whose location is at
present unknown.