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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE ROOF
ing. Green Slate ROOnng, Copper Roof
ing, and Skylignts Office Of Building for
National Museum, Library OF Congress,
washington. d. G. September 30. 1gO7.-
Separate sealed proposals for furnishing.
delivering, and putting IN place complete
the roof covering, comprising re-enfOrced
concrete or other fTeprOof material, sheet
copper work, and skylights, and for fur
nisbing green roofing slate for thA new
building for the National Museum. in this
city. will be received at this Office until 2
O'Clock p. m. on THURSDAY. October "a
1907. and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. Specifications and other In
formation furnished on application BER-
NARD r. GREEN, Superintendent of
Construction. oe1,2,1 1,S.914I5,l6
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Rooms FOR BENT.
THE VAN DYKE,

Cor. 81 and sts. Nv. Well furnished rooms and
apartments: private baths; rates reasonable; tran
sients taken; SOC up. g6u
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY Il. 1901.
Leaves Washington. 2. K. 4. Station. Si1tE and
streets
20 a u. and 500 a. m--Daily-Au points On
NcTfolk and Western; also Knoxville, ChattanOogs.
and Memphis.
salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
For iNoriolk-Leaye Washington Z 20 a. m daily
his 9. m. daily except Sunday. SIS p. n. daily.
Arrive Norfolk 20 a. m SO p. M. 70 IS p m.
From B. & o. Station, 800 p. n. daily. Berry
vile, Lssray Shenandoah Elkton. Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania Station SIS a. n
and n-30 p. n.
Al information Fourteenth street ard New York
avenue lBoud Building
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AUTOMOBILES,

AUTO TIRES - HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL
makes hrstgrade Diamond. Goodrich. Ajax, Fisk,
Dunlop; fresh from factory weekly; prices greatly
reduced; second grade tires and seconds less than
half price; quick emergency tire repairs made al
little cost; retreading and vuleanizing JONES
AUTO TIRE WORKS, s026A z. Phone Main 500.
seZl-Sa. .m0. .tuIzS
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BAL1IM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE STATION New jersey Ave and Z st
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEM TERMINAL, I'D STREET, NEW YORK
go 8. Ia Buffet, ParioT, SHour Train
w q, M Diner and Pullman PaTlOr Car.
~ - A. m Diner and Pullman Parlof Car
80 ,. - Royal Limited" All PullmAE
u ~ y IA. JsSches 10 Philadelphia
$50 J.. m. D.ner and Pullman Parl0g.
= 20 = m Caches to philadelphia.
u 20 T. M Sleepers.
= 81 .. "a Sieepers
ATLANTIC cry. r0O. 900. in0o 8. n. ma.
1NSAPoLIs. weekdays, 500 a. n. Ra5 noon.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
lHeekdats, 20 = n, @ 800 ?. nj
ga, ,..,, TO !. u bAL55MOBE I y . r. ga, ..u
1000 IL 20 a. m, 100 noon fl295, 100, Is,
f2sa &c. tSs29 $50 4 %, = 49, 800 IS %, 80.
ie95, $50, 19o. 'o9o. issS0 'l0a9. 'Io-5. II -.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, $40 =. N. ~, so p n.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE
g 70 9, m.t - a5 p m, 'l2:l9 night ,.-,
CLEVELAND, 'g.O p n
COLUMBUS, 80 p. n.
MihN9TIlss MiN7H1siIe s-s fS.Ie z; n n: n 'f ig@n
FREDERICK. isS. isas. ss:i5 a N, Sl=N. ifSA
H4GERsTOWN, fslO a. m. 800 p N
sDaiiy Except sunday. sSuuday only.
Reservation Of sleeping OF Psr.ar Car space, rates
q fare, &e., win BE- quickly furnished 81 IELhrr
PHONE at all OF the following Ticket Oipces: l4H q
st- nv, Telephone Main lJsl: Als Fennsy TanlA
and c st.-Tickst ONO, FsepkSas East SsT; lnfoE.
nation Bureau. Hast IA
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MILLINERY.

CLOSING OUT AN EXTENSIVE LINE or FALL
millinery al reduced prices for ten DAYS. Your
own material MADE up Hats trimmed 5oc. sls q
NV 0cl55t
FURS REAODELED TO LOOK LIKE NEW.
el3 81. ocs-L
HATS STYLisHLY MADE. TRIMMED. AND RE
uodeled: fashionable millinery extremely low
prices. FOERTSCHE. SIS 18th s. nv. ocS-sa
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New York. Oct 14.-For the first time
within a fortnight the stock market
gave evidence of the extension 10 II OF
definite and concentrated support. The
rumor Of the day had II that this buy
ing was in consequence Of the organizs-
ton Of a pool OF large financial IN
terests designated to protect the market
from the further onslaughts Of profess
sjonal spectators for the decline.
While it was denied in high quarters
that assistance to the market was being
rendered in such a formal way as this
il was yet admitted that stocks were
being taken in quantity By those who
were abundantly able to make cash
purchases with the idea Of steadying
the market at a time when the move
ment to sell stocks was rapidly passing
into a stage resembling hysteria
Although estimates in such matters
must always. more OF less. resemble
guesswOTk, the probabilities are that II
vas not found necessary for those who
bought stock in this manner to-day 10
accumulate great many shares. for as
soon as il was found that their buying
was underneath the market, the pre-
yailing desire Of spectators for the fall
was 10 retire their contracts for the
decline, and. therefore, after d period
of opening weakness in which new low
record prices were again made in the
majority of active stocks. the market
reversed its movement and moved up
ward even with no great amount Of
snap.
Before the opening OF business here
largel declines were recorded on the Lon
don exchange for American securities
than have been witnessed FOR many
weeks: and the cause Of this weakness
appeared 10 be rumOrs that were in turn
constantly circulated here during the
day affecting the credit Of various Wall
street firms. These stories were absO-
lutely denied to-day by bankers and
others who should be in a position 10 be
best informed regarding their truth. but
they were renewed after midday with
such force that they again weakened the
market, causing most Of the earlier ad-
vance IN prices &c be wiped out The
market closed irregularly, with the great
er number Of the leading stocks showing
small fractional gains
Sterling exchange to-day. after rising
over % points on a pressure 70 remit
money TO Europe Of the same sort as
that witnessed throughout last week, re-
acted sharply in the afternoon and closed
at Saturdays figures.
Cali money to-day. after opening az
per cent. fell to ~ per cent and pre-
mium On New York exchange in the city
Of Chicago plainly indicated a letting Up.
even if no more than temporarily. IN the
demand for money from the West.
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RUG WEAVING.

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
fuR rugs; drop postal. NoNPAREIL. 1z3 9Th se.
ocs-30t
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

IItAHI OFFICE. 1T PENNA AVE.
Notice-F0ll0wing schedule not guaranteed
9aS A. N. paily-Seaboard Mail. Through coaches
end Pullman seepeTs 10 Savannah and Jacksonville.
Through sleepers Washington To Hamlet and Ham
let 10 Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars.
$500 z. NJ. Daily-Seabosrd Express. Solid tram
With coaches ~nd Pullman sleepers 70 Savannah
Jacksonville, Sod Tampa Through sleeper TO At
lanta and birmingham. Dining cars.
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BICYCLES.

UNICORN PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES. N-s5;
hardest to puncture; trial; saafantee JONES,
61q60l f e. ocl5-5lt-ood
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; no EXTRACTING
no pain; lock- feel act. and last longer than nat
ural teeth; shrunken faces made normal; painless
6ning. Dr. J. L. WILSON, 1908 St NV. my2s-ti
DENTAL WORK.
Set of Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. up; Gold FlIl-
tngs. 81 up; Silver Filings 5Oc- WoIk guaranteed.
5al0-d
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. PENIS,
government, estate, and damage claims; no charge
unless successful, FULLER AGENCY. III lah nv.
oct, as
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HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE.

CASH GIRLS and cash boys; rapid promotions and
good salaries. Apply 70 HECHF & CO., SIS. 5ls.
81 9Th St ocl5-2t
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WALL STREET NOTES
Big Interests Soon Check De-
cline in Prices.
HEAVY SELLING IN LONDON

Americans Start RumOrs Abroad. but
These Are Soon DiscFedited-Re-
ports of Weakness Started Again
After Midday, but Later There il
ReeOvery-Cau Money Is High.
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER
Picture Frames; best quality and workmanship
prices right. AAIES. SIS Il nv. Phone. seZl-eoslt
as We ARE LARGELY OYERSTOCKED IN
wall paper Of al descriptions. We VII sell il At
low sacrifice price Give Us eal F. G. NOLTE,
90. Ith ST. nv. HiS-eOdn
ROOMS PAPERED. s. UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest fall designs painting. LE PREUX
1901 9Th st. Phone y. s4slm- jalSa
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CHESAPEAKE c & OHIO RAILWAY

Scheduis Ia effect September D, is0I.
20 z. MOLD DOMINION E&PRESS. week
dsys-St0ps at principal points in Virginia Festi-
blie train standard coaches. parior Car 20 Virginia
Hot Springs. handled IN No. IS from 6ogdonsTllle
which has ls carte paT0T car and connects al CoT-
irgtm foT Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman sieepeEs
Clifton Forgc 70 Louisville Cincinnati, Indianapolis
s. Louis. aud Chicago
Il0 p M.-NEw C. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new Eestibue tain; stops only az GordousFiiies
Charlottesville, Staunton. Clifton Forge and Gov
iEgon Va; White sulphur. R0nceEerts. and Hin
ton. W. Va Pullman sleepers to Lexington, Louis
VILE Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St Louis. and Chi
cago Dining cars Ia carte service. one night out
mo z. M.-F f. Y. LIMITED. Dally-Solid
Vestlbuie train. Pullman sieepers to Cincinnati
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car tc Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cara
a Ia carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 20 Cticag1
and St Lcuis and Louisyiis fe Memphis. NashTlls.
ana Southwest.
Reservations and tickets al Chesapeake and Ohi5
Oces SIS Pennsylvania avenue so 18th street, neaf
F. and sixth Street Station Telsnh0nes Main @a
for Pennsylvania X. Il. Cab Service AID Main looe
for Z. < U. Ticket Ofice.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.

PAINTING, DECORATING. PAPERHANGING
VIII bring samples to your home.
NATIONAL DECORATING Co,
TN and sIA Phone 65l2 Mains
oc5-sG
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MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. sc. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping = specially.
KREIGS EXPRESS. IA Il st. nw. Phone Main
4la au2ru
SAUNDERS EXPRESS, PHONE 3Es-PACK-
ing shipping. moving. earpets eeanec &c. sll llth
rr7l-Sr
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DANCING.

DANCING STUDIO. g2 EYE ST. Nw.-CLAss
Tuesday and Saturday evenings al O'Clock. Com
petent Instructors Private lessons by appoint
menl. Ballroom for rent 70 select parties Phone
NJ g. oo350t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
For Rent.

FOR RENT-sToRE IN THE NEW CONGRES-
sionalApartment House. lst and East Capitol sts
very desirable a cigar, souvenir. and news stand
Price, SO month. THOMAS J. FISHER & co.
Inc, 1914 ss. NV. oclSu
GROCERY STOCK AND FIXTURES. NORTH
east doing zoe per month. Price $3.50, or vii
inventory stock and sell fixtures at present value
THORNTON 4 JAMES, 7O5 nth ST. NV. oclS5t
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAuWAY.

n. B.-Fonoang schsuu.e nguIes published only as
information and are net guaranteed
100 4. m.-DauYilie and way stations
$40 q. m.-HarisonburE ana way stations
500 a. a.-slecDeTs ana coaches 10 Atlanta snc
New Orleans. Sleeper 10 Columbus. Ga. Dining Car.
'u99 a m--sicepers aud coaches 20 Columbia.
Savannah. an5 Jacksonville. Dining Car
iaSl p. m---AaT-scn5uFg and way stations.
'455 p m--CEarlottesyille, MarTenlon and way
stations
-e;l5 ?. m.-SleepeTs and coaches to Atlanta. sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper San Francisco tr-Weekly.
80 ,. In.-SleepeTs and coaches 10 Charlotte. Co
lumbia. and Augusta. Dining Car.
'l0:l5 D. m.-SleeseFs and coaches tEis Lynchburs
and BRISTOL to Chattanooga. Memphis. aud New Or
leans Dining Car.
'nSe ,. m.-New York and New Orleans Limited
Solid PulEaan 70 AsEenle, Atlanta. birmingham,
and New OTlean6. Ciub and Observation Cars. On
ms Car.
Note-'Daily. fWeek days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
7 20. Sil. ana $40 a. m: 1:5o. 5-5 s,G5 H50 and
ll:s0 ?. Il. daily. Local trains from HauisonbuEg
u . D n. week days al d 70 D. %. daily: froG
Charlottesville. SIS a. N daily.
Frequent trains 10 and from Bluemont
Ticket Offices, 7os 5tb 81, 5lI Pa ave-. and Penn
EylEznia station.
c. h ACkERT. g. Il. HARDWICK,
V. p. & Gen. Mgr. Pass Traf 1igr.
n. Il. TAYLOE. q. +. A. L. s. BROWN &. A
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies Automobile SupplieA
DynamOs and Motors. Machinery SuppileA
Wiring Contractors.
We have competent msn-to plan out and pTodues
the SPECIAL lesults always essential Ia the installation
Of electrical apparatus
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co.
1880 New York Ave.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-CADILLAC; GOOD TOP; GLASS
front. Apply at sos 18th ST. Tel \. 6l2
ociS3
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CLEANING ARD REPAIRING.

FUR RUGS CLEANED. REFINED. AND TRIM
med anew; low prices, good workmanship sl5 f
ST. NV OCl0-f
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Call money to-day. after opening az S
per cent, fell TO ~ per cent, and a pre-
MUM On New York exchange in the city
Of Chicago plainly indicated letting Up.
even if no more than temporarily. IN the
demand for money from the West.
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SUBURBAIi---ffGR RENT.

sROoM AND l0ROoM FURNISHED HOUSES.
So and so per month"; trolley, near river; duck
ing Cunning fishing: trains suit Office holders: com
mutation S4O5 month. D. &. REALTY BROKERS,
blt l4th 81 ocs-G
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Sterling exchange to-day. after rising
over 20 points on a pressure TO remit
money 10 Europe Of the same sort as
that witnessed throughout last week re-
acted sharply in the afternoon and closed
at Saturdays figures.
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sweet things of lifo, men who knew his
tender care for wife and mother and
child, mon who know his clear con-
sciousness in public duty, men who felt
that Alan Lovcy would grow into a
mighty force for good in the Nation
when his business success should have
enlarged his opportunities and lnt,u-
ence; these will regret him with the
consciousness that beautiful charac-
ter of private life has departed and
that noble citizen has passed away.
A Drawer, a more courageous, more
tender, more truthful soul, has not re-
vealed itself to men within his day.
Peace to his ashes and onward flight
to his radiant spirit. And consolation
to those for whom he lived, and to ben
eft whom he undertook the task IN
which he perished.
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MISFIT RHETORIC.

That speech Of Apostle Smoot at
Provo reads like that funny novel that
was the composite result of the labor
Of half score of authors-each one
writing chapter without knowing
what his collaborators wrote Evident
ly the composers of the apostle S ad-
dress had not consulted with one an
other on the subject.
The peoration.' as noted Utah
politician used to call concluding
blaze Of glory, does not fit the proceed
ing matter, either in sentiment, rhet-
oric or grammar. The early para
graphs read like the ordinary Mormon
sermon, and the concluding paragraphs
read like the effort Of a private secre.
tary who must tear out a quarter-sec-
ton of the blue vault of heaven in
order to earn his salary.
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OFFICIAL WORD.

Once more the Smootite organ is
caught in a falschood; and once more
The Tribune, for the sake Of the verl-
ties, calls attention to the organ s per-
verse and unconscionablo repetition Of
its mendacity.
The Smootite paper persists in saying
that the Washington Und.) Herald is
not n Republican newspaper. To put
the whole question at rest The Tribune
prints the following dispatch, received
by this office yesterday from j. G.
Allen, chairman of the Republican cen
trail committee Of Davioss county, In
diana, the county in which the town of
Washington is situated;
The Washington Herald editor Is a
member of the Republican State commit
tee, No better Republican lives. The
Herald is a Republican newspaper OF the
highest standing in Indiana.
The reason for the copperhead Smoot'
ite organ IS falsehood about the Wash.
ington (Ind,) Herald is plain The
Herald has animadycrted with severity
upon the Smoot case and the apostle Is
organ desires to withhold from tho
Mormon people the fact that there is
much Republican Indignation in Tho
land on account Of the political affilia
tion with polygamy. Hence the con
tinued ferment and falsehood Of the
Smootite organ,
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TURN THE ARGUMENT.

Salt Lake City. Utah, has police scan-
dal beyond the ordinary. It's Chief OF 70
lice and the head Of the detective depaI,t,
mcnt have been arrested, charged WIN
completely In n conspiracy to fleece tour
ists passing through their city. inc
charges grew out Of the heecing o, TWO
men out of $40, 400 in poker game AT
Salt Lake City last November.
That comes from the Springfield
(Mass) Republican s editorial columns
There is nothing unfair in the COM
ment nothing with which just fault
may be found. And yet, If The Tribune
cared to turn the argument, 1T could
make this paragraph by the Repnbli'
can the text OF long lecture to the
Deseret News and It's allied organs
upon the subject OF knocking Salt
Lake.
According TO the peculiar reasoning
of the church organ and It's copper
head ally any publication Of the crimes
of the Mormon hierarchy is knock at
Utah. Those who attempt to enforce
the law against the hicrarchs are pub
lie enemies, stabbing at the heart of
the State To speak publicly of the
conditions as they actually exist here
and as they are shown by the tes,
timony of the Mormon hierarchs TO
exist here's, on the part of American
citizens, a crime against the common
wealth
Then, according to that kind Of
idiocy, the prosecution Of George Sheets,
and the publication OF the facts per,
tanning to his trial, are willful, mali
cious, criminal knocks at Salt Lake;
1T is an unscrupulous effort to warn
tourists away from this community
lest they be neeced.
Happily, on the American side of this
controversy there exists no such fatui-
ty. II the chief of police and tho
chief of detectives of this city had
been engaged In a criminal conspiracy,
the fault would have been with them,
and not with the witnesses against
them. The wrongdoer. and not the
newspaper which merely records the
facts, is responsible for the wrong. 1t
is not the publication of the testimony
IN the case which would knock Utah
but the existence Of such state of
facts as has been charged. If criminal
conspiracy had existed here to fleece
strangers Gas the proof shows there was
not), the best possible advertisement
for Salt Lake would be the announce
mcnt that the officers of the law and
the citizens Of the community had risen
IN their majesty and their dignity 10
remedy the wrong and punish the
wrongdoers, and to guarantee safety
to the lives and property of the stran-
gers within her gates.
Similarly, it is the crime OF the Nor
mon bierarchs and the treason of their
teaching that injure Utah, and it is
not the publishers of the facts who
are responsible for the evil advertise
mcnt. The only remedy to apply is a
correction of the original wrong,
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COPPERHEAD THREATS.

The copperhead Smootite organ has
served notice on the Utah Legislature
what that body must and must not do
concerning important pending bills, In
scare head it attributes the notlfica-
ton to citizens, who have sounded
warning to the Senate.
The Federal Fbunch - must have dis
covered a waning of their influence or
must have conceived fear that such
waning will be discoverable before the
session closes and the copperhead
mouthpiccc is selected to threaten the
Legislature in general and Senator Ben
ner Y. Smith in particular, with the
vengeance of an aroused populace,
4 careful supervision of legislative
matters by newspapers is essential TO
the community; in this way the great
public is advised of the character and
progress of legislative work. But when
the proper freedom which exists and
should be exercised, is abused by
asinine threat against the Legislature
or It's individual members, that free
dom of comment has dcgenerated into
rank insolence.
And in this particular case the imper-
tinence is acccntuated by the charac-
ter of the organ which utters it. The
copperhead sheet, run by a oopperhead
Democrat, threatening q Republican
Legislature with extinction if the Leg.
islature shall fail to do copperhead
bidding, is about as preposterous
spectacle as journalism ever affords,
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A SNORER SLAUGHTERED.

The law relating TO homicide is cx.
pressive of general human disinclina-
tion to allow one individual to take OFF
another individual Just from mere per-
sonal whim. The reluctance of society
to permit one man to end another
man s days without due process of law
is the result of centuries of experienced
and as such must stand approved; but
1T must be admitted that there are cir
cumstances under which the general
proposition is susceptible of question.
if not contradiction. For instance.
there was case reported from Oregon
yesterday where al, aged man had
killed his male companion for snoring
so loudly and continuously as to deprive
the other OF sleep. They were cabin
mates; presumably they toiled together
in the day; with an understanding
that both should sleep at night. But
the one violated the essential part of
this tacit and moral agreement and
prevented his companion from getting
those more than forty winks which are
necessary TO the reluvenation of man g
weary body after twelve hours of labor
in the field or shaft
Far be IT from a journal of civiliza.
tIon to suggest that all snorers should
be slain without legal consequences;
that there should be perpetual open
season; and that every man should have
license TO carry a gun, This might
be throwing the door too wide open;
but it must he confessed that Bloss,
the slayer. had provocation. Surely his
case might be included in the "unwrit-
ten law w" which takes in so many lesser
Qualifications. 1t is intimated that his
plea is to be insanity; but this is a
rank contradiction, for any man who
has suffered long, torturing night of
sleeplessness on a Pullman car, knows
that the most deliberate and sane
operation of the human mind results in
a desire that some one-preferably
some one elsc-should do killing
So far as we know in the annals of
homicide, this is the first case Of the
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kind. It has often been Il matter OF
wonder that women did not make TINS
plea. If the snoring of an occasional
companion will drive man TO an act
OF slaughter, what must be the provo
cation for woman whose husband
snores his nightly way through the
realm of sleep year after year, for
life time' The only evil that we see
in this case, barring the slaughter OF
one individual by another. is its sug'
gestiveness of a new way Of getting rid
Of old husbands.