The Washington times., 1906-11-18

/ ueepiy concerned. It's a right painful
| situation for statesmen TO contemplate
Some enterprising publisher should be
! able 70 get good story from Mr.
| Rockefeller on Deputy Sherifrs I Have
Dodged" "
| 1t is dun year for the Sugar trust
| What II makes IN rebates il loses in fees
TO lawyers defending II in courts.
building forty stories nigh is nov
| being constructed in New York. The
owners would probably build il the rest
| OF the way up but for the fact that few
New 1orAers are going in that direction
Said J. Pierpont Morgan to Chi
! cago reporter. There is plenty OF
/ money, out you see II is IN bIock-noi
scattered about as once it was" one
| call for volunteers will be enough. il
/ Mr. Morgan wants help in scattering il
! about as once II was.
There is nothing Yet to show that this
Mrs. Parsons, who is urging trial mar
I ringes, is Il Pittsburg product
There are hints that the Cuban army
Is on the eve of a revolt. Governor
| Magoon ought 10 take the Cuban army
out and buy him a drink.
The Baltimore man who joined the
army 70 get away from his wife IS
probably an experienced fighter.
General WeyIer is demanding reward
from Spain or account OF victories ia
Cuba and the Philippines" There are
I In
ready now 10 admit that Spain gained a
victory when she Unloaded those is
lands on Uncle Sam.
The Secretary OF Governor-eIect
Hughes has been poisoned by blue ink.
Mr.. Hearst can prove an alibi, as he
does not use that kind
Harry Thaw's trial having been set for
December 3, Evelyn Nesbit Thaw knows
Just how much time she has 10 get a
new bunch of photographs taken for the
| occasion
An attorney named Lghtfoot has
been employed to enforce the antitrust
laws IN Texas. Attorney. BroadfOot
would be a better man for the Job.
It is about a stand-off between the
number Of prominent men who have
received college degrees. and those who
have received indictments during the
past year.
The proposition TO dIamatize the
Thaw case simply shows how one crime
inspires another.
Secret Service officials explain that Il
~F- lrFa
Buffalo" note when II is found in
bunch OF good ones. With most of as
the SO note, good OF otherwise. hocks
by itself.
According to Senator Platt. The re-
ports OF his TumOred resignation from
the Senate are still in the list OF ox-
aggerauors.
Mr.. Hearst admits that he spent S256.-
3702 In his fight for governor in New
York The offset. resultant from the
sale of his campaign literature at / cent
per copy has not been figured out yet.
The name of the titled Frenchman
who is to marry AIabelle Gilman is be-
ing suppressed Is it possible that Boni
has already found another meal ticket?
That story from Boston about the or
ganization of a fish trust may be just
a cod.
Howard Gould's Chinese brother-in-
law seems TO be a pretty good sort
when compared with Count Boni.
Former Governor Odell declares that
the Republican management OF the re-
IL,
nine" and then raises the question of
reasonable doubt by admitting that he
was not consulted.
Senator Platt and his wife both agree
that their affections have been repro
cessed.
DR.. Beeman got 100000 out of chew
ing gum, but the average person gets
nothing more than a little temporary
satisfaction out of chewing gum.
It's plainly 20 be seen that somebody's
lying or badly fooled about what's going
70 happen in New York
Scientists have shown that a drop OF
nicotine placed on a rabbits tongue will
cause instant death. If that's true
rabbits should not use tobacco
Give Hearst ms due" demands a st.
Louis paper. Is Il possible that he has
anything more coming TO him?
The Rome Tribuna declares that Italy
needs a Roosevelt. The trusts in this
country would probably be glad to make
Italy loan or a present of the Roose-
welt.
True 10 her sporting instincts San
Francisco has determined to take the
Ruef of.
See the significance of a drop of ''2S"
points in the Standard Oil stOck2
Easy spelling makes hard reading.