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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31

iAysTgSE Mareh ~ Tao Es1aA
nA,ionsl es~p3a eAAss - 3.eoe psssF.
sKns lEeiaa,ss . ssOgAy saiseS ~ rs
sssscsiEaa. 90 - mnaa haitoaal
cSarts. S,stasos sbSst sa-us aoaes sd
~ yufda una vua FStdsg ~ MAR
Y raoaxs@s- PtaaaAris haoie wifnam
OspeFs Matte hagseWgr waa ssouEd
as.a =. whitaksSa T1s Ls~yef M
nzisasa arid. Tweasytsar h0xs-s
~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
QUICK TRIAL THIS.
Negro Sentenced 10 Death for brutal
Murder Of AIa wife.


Sparta. Ga. March 40. Porter
Cooper. tho negro who killed his wife
- S'ry cycslHg near here. waA cap
turod a. Norwood Thursday, superb
or oourt being IN Sesal1n. hla casa
vas called Immediately. IIas .vfAa
tried, found guilty. and sentenced 10
hang on April "a.
Cooper, Il appears. Hfter crushing
his wifea skull Nith an an, dismow'
bored the body. severed the head and
lowOr lI1Nbs from the trunk lie IL
said To then have placed the frasmenIA
IN croeus sacks. and nFsd his house
10 conceai the evidence.
In tho court room he made 4 full
ooAiseAlon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
Asslalaa Atras,i We. 80.

niio1i, Miss. slAnsh % -.+aathan
pFaseaPG . waite maa suSoosea - ~
wasted IN CbteaSo tVF hasa bargisys
w. aAot " dsasA NJ ~ eaFiy nanF
FFt1sy mWsias ~ F0ltes ofileess ~
ina so 0egrgs. Taa e0iiee heye
pose oUt every alsAs seaFgbing ~ .
mfssegi0Is burglar HFt3ag mngaIaH1
sheg came seFess EFabaIw nna when
~ refused 70 ahsper gnntong sheY
So nim aafss agFtsf. a4 tnslsa4 q
esnsiiffaR - harsR 9le4 - e o.
sofn. ~neunes68 ~ o Ia
eelaaFs e1 ~
na
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
ORCHARDS SENTENCE.
be Says he Committed Crime and
l. Should Pay Fun Penalty.
LAWYER WANTS CLEMENCY
orchard HaS Seen Advised 10 Make
Application In Person to the Pardon
Board for cIsmsney, But Has EN-.
phstieally Refused To Do So.

SoSIu IVV SlSWSncJ, but Nae en-.
phatieally Refused To Do So.
Boise, Idaho, March 30. The state
pardon board Will meet In regular
SaSslOn next Wednesday and In order
10 take up for consideration the ma
ter OF remitting the sentence Of death
pronounced upon Harry orchard, the
SeR- confessed murderer Of Frank
Stsunenberg, IL will DO necessary That
an appltcatiOn for such clemency DO
6ksd with the board.
In sentencing Orchard. Judge Wood
recommended to tue board t"at the
death sentence Of Orchard DO remit
ted, The attorney general has Civ.
en- an opinion that under the laws
Of idaho. the pardon board cannot act
upon Judge Woods recommendation
alone. that an application must be
made to Il In Orchards behalf.
Frank 7, Wyman. Orchards attor.
aey. by virtue Of appointment by the
court, visited Orchard In the peniten-
tiary, explained tAe situation to him
and urged him To make such applica'
ton and agree Ia make application be.
fore the parion board In person.
Orchard cmphatically refused To do
-, Ho said that he bad committed
the crime and felt that he should pay
the hM penalty Mr. WymAn said:
III no one else Will make the proper
Application 30 the board, VIII make
Il myself 4, will be my duty a. Or
chards attorney.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31

clfsSlt csvvt biaa Affirmed psslsIsn ~
ne Lever FevFt.

clfeuit cevFt bfas Affirmed psetslon ~
ne Lever FevFt
Tpiett0, o.. tianrh 40. The airclia
eoask saturday morHing affirmed ~
d0eisloB 0f ths toSeT court IN ne sAaas
II ne twsatY pfomisent lunsseE man
~ ToIs,,o. vho iast Isly we're sen-
fenced ~ ne NoFShaaee for sta al6ntap
Va4sT the YAssntise antitrust IaW
Ths eiaDF@ae epgFs haa asesided n
ne Tee trust aass mat the inApglsspn-
asai must ~ be the eeuaty jaiI ~.
stsaA - me wOFthObss ne iam-
bssmsn we're ssat 70 ne toswsF easgt
tor fe-asateneS.
TAs lWtnhefuien e0inpytss weai1hy
an4 teaaina .estszsns ~ Toledo,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31

Is'msnss Quantity ~ PVw. VIII Ne
ahieasa from AngshRilvlfJs4

NaFshalivils, Ca. haroA ~ -frhe
seaeh esop In thla ssstlCa 10 Ia sac
eobagk0s. trees haEs ~ lsHRned IN
pisniy. Rs1Y Varisiios .epUseially ~.
Ssgtaa sal 0eoEgaa iSeitss. have fail.
aGs sHEkisntiy eaysAeed ~ psFt.aiiY
pottet iassa from . ya&sibIe iFoyi
" Ne pts est ooa4liions asatstiailss
this uOasbsatiy shaaia sAtp 600 ears.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
HEFLIN USED PISTOL
OCCURRED ON STREET CAR

The Congressman Rsmonstratsd with
Two Negroes who Were Drinking In
the Presence Of ladies, when He
WA Difficulty Followed,
Washington. March 50 The shoot,
Ing OF Louis (.undy, negro. aud
Thomas McCreary. a white man, ON
Friday night by Congressman J. Thorn
a. HetaoD OF AiabRma, created sen
Sation W WasaingtQ, Tie negco
received DANCE. - wound In the
neck and MccreafANwAs slIgatly in'
jured In tho leg.
Mr. Hefiin authorised as colleague.
Representative Clayton, " prrInre a
statement. giving his version OF tho
ARRAY, and In accordance VITA this
wish. MIR, Clayton 'aas given out the
following;
Clayton Tells Of Shooting.
"T'ho facts, rs nave gathered Jhsrn,
arc Substantially az follows;
"COnsressman E1lerho and Helm
were riding down Pennsylvania ayeu
ne In the dircctlon OF the capitol
about Q; 80 o'clock. Eherbe observed
before he left The oar at tho corner
of Sixth street two negroes drinking
whisky and cursing IN the presence OF
q lady Who sat on a scar with them.
"Hotln demonstrated win uhe two
negroes aud told them to cease their
eursibg and swearing. After this &C.
oarred. Representative Eiltgbe got on
mo car on the west side al Sixth
street 10 go 10 the Metropolitan hotel.
where be boarded. leaving no one on
Nhe car but Mr. hOHln. the Ioiy and
ne tao negroes.
9suiile Ensusd.
"E1tcrbe aid no; anticipate any fur.
ther tFpVSlo Just a. he allghiod
fFum the car he Was attracted by the
R0lss Of scuEle betwesa NT Hefin
and the two neSroeS Ne heard one
" the negroes use vito lanwuass 10
ward Mt. Henin. Mr. Hsiiia wAs be-
ms assaulted IA the oaf tssch was iua,
baea crossing Sixth stroea n stoWed
directly IN front ~ tho ~ James no.
tel. = run % paDont 100 feet
M Hohia 6roE 'lt revolver 70
defend hinies,t. and pirsck oRe % bis
aSsailanta Ga TIC : sd.
"oge u the ne rues Hsaee q M tloa
e. n 10 dFaE q weapon espn bln pork.
~ and at that niomeat both rushed
q, Mr. Heaia. They sirubnlad 70
the platform and the rugrHseataiivs
toresd bosh a. them 70 ne street.
Nsaress ussd vie Lasgaass.
-Nhoh on ths car he t~O negroes
renewed tie vie ostas and turned
vita stiaeat iRisrtloa ~ rspsuinG
their aiIAsk. Mr HsHiu Erred two
shots With hls revolver Ursaah Ons OF
tAs car wiB51ws &c Ga rot aim
~ either u the two NEGROES, bat
hhot ., ne ErUana VIE ne intsntioa
- disspsaIaE thsm from eoasiauiBS
tteir MAaaHll. Oas buiisl glanced
Aad strrh ThoFnas McCfuagy IN ne
lpW Nc-TWASy. aonpn,Oaaiea ~ hts
wife. vAs slout 10 boArs = car. No.
MCCSeasy aiao heard tha vie oAths |
u ne gso htNroaa"
Resolved Thrsaisslna Letters.
w taaYtns sHI4aihss that NJ
Haeia hss reerhsly seoaFea pegHals
stae n esTy a revolver beeAass a !
sasreisaleE letters hs I'D seestved - |
q Fosut ~ els aotivity toward gstting |
-lIm eses- is~ easaed ia re Ia
tFirt q cossnsbia
Representative Heaia US afseyssd,
a~s lAiss sss ssisasSa 60 ts .eoo baii !
Hr Healb rNguasnss ths 6fHh ~ 4
sbAas esssFtet. n whtuh ~ Tssss
~ iEsssias. - vhic4 fl0okef =
wsA1isEf@ : ., tAs seAi. \ Ioss1sa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
QUITS CURRENCY jos.
Comptroller R.dpsiy VIII Be succeed
ed BY Lawrence Murray

Washlurton. M40Ch 30 William
II Ridxely. cousgtroller 81 the cur
r,rey has handed his resignation 10
Pre.i.,B' Roosevelt and all becDms
or,..d,r, a. zee National Bahk u
Comrarrs o. Kansas city lie Sih
n. sv-c.-c-toi a. c"rr,T0'ler ~ iArH.
ssroo o Murray pycsoAi assistant
..rrsary OF oomuscucs aud ia@.or and
former deputy oD,aV.roilcg q The eur
Tvucy
Mr. Rlarsly ak loaSe be kansa'
~, IN A i,Es hys 70 tAse chsrEe a
tao bark.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
cass nlnas a SEA- &c.

PiassssE. Eaas M2psA 3g.-Ga
Tuessss ssti as - - er,af EAsss IL
IAN farrt sfii s@ss assS ~ nasinsa
u,nsspi ~ go ntpsEs sss essrsaora
E-A Ill rr9nia stseA nv aksss
s4ys. ees&ns ssvSssssea4 ~ . nsw
fcaffNE8
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31

Rasns Nar.a @ Asa ~
nwssss, sAtar.ag receives ! y
X.srgan Is cssE1is al.saates AAs 80
- "a uim 60 Asasfscsp Aasist'
N. ksns naslisgsre keea lssi - =
- ia.ts1ssa Saa paealEas
I. - -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31

LsaFsapnTl4. KaEx tt&saA 81 ~
Mlse uSqFases sSs psaoart az 90
0VMiaS sfsfe ~ - e a ~
&c ~ S Mems ON 6s4
A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

siias Ward. Especially on the day
when the widow came with the
magazines Was his manner gentle
and c0nslderate One day when
Martin happened 10 enter tho pfi.
vate office he saw pile containing
al least 20 OF the Weekly Maya
zines. which WAS a greater number
than SilaB Ward could hope 10
distribute among his friends. 4"
When the eye OF Hilas Ward sur.
prised the eye Of the clerk on the
magazines BilaB Ward actually
bluehed.
The next week Martin. who was
perhaps more obserynBt than he
had any need 10 be, noticed that
the widow did not como on tho
tisasl day with tho Weekly Maya.
zine. Nor did she come tho next
week nor the next nor the next.
until the clerks curiosity oye0ame
his timidlty aud he Yenturcd 20 re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

mark upon tho fact 10 g,l.s
Whereupon. instead ~ usN
buke which he apprabsndad' as =
thing else happened ~, one On.
Ward looked sharply Al b,,n sllss
he arose aud carefully els.a.1t nss
door lending 10 the outes ne
Then he returned and sIsa,.. ION
clerk a great slap on the - Spsa all
smiled benlgnly at him. - aai
e = am going 70 mary Mr.Q,
ere next wednesday" NJ ~, - ~,
To hide his confusion sllss !, =
then quickly extracted 4 H., nau
CARS from a drawer % n. y q
and forcing q igae Martin. ~
pushed him ~ ths door anY na
II Then be closed tho a. a'sn
behind which the clerk a. ., -
ished shortly 10 hear ths = asseA
eheery whistling, which -gana z
never heard nor expected ~ y nag
from that source. " near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04
AAlGIENff WANFED

ever. looked fearfuliy into the next
room aud then shook his head. A
shade OF disappointment passed
over the face Of the little woman.
She bowed low her head and was
turning sadly 10 the door when the
voice Of Ward reared from this Ia
ner office
who il that. Martini
"fts just a woman selling maya.
zines. STR said the clerk
And Why do you presume 10 dis
miss herr" demanded Ward. ap.
pearing NJ the door and cycling his
clerk stefnly. Then he looked al
the little woman who siill stood
AZ the door. a gentle smile trem-
bling on her thin lips. With men
Ward could be harsh. But In the
presence of this little woman all
hts buster vanished
4 want one Of them magazines.
be said. and fiahed In bis pocket
for the money.
Come To think Of u. guess III
buy tao" be added. Want one
FOR friend"
lie produced the money for two
Of the Weekly Magazines. The
little woman thanked him gently
and sent out silas Ward sat for
time nj his desk and for once his
thoughts were not on business.
Ia the week that followed he
tried In a quiet way 10 fad out
who she was He succeeded. as be
prided himself he always DID. She
was the widow OF Garfield Rogers
former hard working citizen. who
had died. leaving hts widow moth
lng bat his good name.
Thereafter a change came over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

We hear a lot from poet chaps
Who move our hearts Ia pity
Because poor father has 10 stay
And work hard Ia the city.
The whiis his family enjoys
A glorious vacation.
Bas this shows that the poet tribe
Has missed ltN calculation.
For what dos father do
but quit his work AZ tao.
And. after a most nifty lunch. hike
90 the baseball ground
At eight dimes a Ia carte.
Then makes an early start
For the local consy Island. where
the wheels are going round.
We hear shout his toilinE hard
To meet his Wife'H expenses.
And how he sends away each week
Ills dollars and centses.
But that n most fictitious stuff
The poet chaps are atrewing.
For making gray hairs aprous IL
Just
What father il not doing.
He sees summer show
Where the cooling breexea blow.
And then he gets q touring car. and
has a midnight roam.
And the only care be knows
IL when this message shows.
We've all been bored 20 death
here. and now were coming
homet"
Denver Republican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

aud found fault and his clerk in
the outer room moved about on
tiptoe In very fear Of aggravating
hia master.
II vas At this moment that the
door opaned and admitted a little
women In black Her bonnet was
painfully severe and pitlfully cheap
aud she tried In vain 10 hide the
holes In her black cotton gloves.
In her arm she carried q bundle
OF papers
Would you like Go buy a copy
Of the Weekly Magazine abe
asked 81 the clerk In a gentle voice.
Coming 80 close upon the sound OF
Wards roar. the clerk scarcely
heard Il. He turned round, how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04
nv SAMUEL q. PETERS.

Silas Ward vas Crouch.
That Was all there was to q.
And Siiaa Ward didn't care
either lie said be bad 20 time
for women. aud be proved Il. Tor
he was never Ia the company OF
one
This morning Siiaa was In a
worse mood than usual He fnmod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04
sFUN PACT FICTION
MOST Anything
sFOLLY FAME FANCY |
FAME

A kne, IA 81 miles.
christopher Columbus married
life WAC IDEAL
Weight OF human heart averages
from 90 II ounces
There are a27.g75 miles Of rail.
way track IN the United States.
Two aunis Of Jas =. Sherman.
Tafta running mate. spell their
name "Shearman"
a street car conductors life never
gets monotonoua. simply because OF
the constant change.
Virgin osrvin. pitcher for Chi
cago In the days Of cap" Arson,
Is In a hospital NJ Fresno. Cal. dying
of tuberculosis.
Or. Wiley says "wifey'a poor bread
has caused more divorces than any
other one thing" Women. this puts
II pretty aquarely mp 10 you.
II ls doubtful n Jim Jeffries could
whip Tommy Burns. Jack Johnson
or anyone elise. lie couldn't train
down without injury.
Ladies and gentlemen going out
OF the city for their vacation are
requested not 10 bring any typhoid
fever back with them.
American workingmen on Pacific
coast object 10 competing with Jap
anese, principally because the latter
work l4.hour days for one-half OF
a white mans salary for an eight
hour day.
"why don't ron let your husband
carry that heavy basket OF wet
clothes. Mrs 0'LympickT
Because the poor fellow has 10
be careful OF his strength. You
know he Is entered for the hammer
throw and welghtliftIng contests"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

Senator Bourne gentleman
condeeeyterm boomer he
IN print Then be
and joined him Springs where
daily golf keeping
himself public Bourne Is an
unqualified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

Mayor Miller Is determined carry program an.
The night
district undyng gratitude every respectable
man and Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

Bryan has been elected honorary typo.
graphical a choice shovce
and a printer for president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

/ quite an interest On hts letters
when they are read TO a Jury
Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

John. were you really visiting a
friend last niEhtr~
SURE
"And was he reAiiy Rlckf~
You bet he was sick. lie never
won rot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

"ile has no job"
Father. am determined 90 mar.
~ the man OF my choice
Very we'll Hut II will be use.
less to fix on this abode a. tho
boarding house OF your choice.
that's all"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

This combination aweet
Would truly be elyalan:
To have a grandstand scat
Combined with knot hole vision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

laugh
r"sek youi
Everett True says he H. going In
for physical culture.
Pnsumonia kills 1859 poraona
out OF every 100000
There are more than 100000
Japanese In the United states.
Population OF polar regions IL So
400. exclusive OF polar bears
Date Of Independence party con.
yention Is July ~ Place, Chicago.
a book agent HnyH door mats with
"Welcome" on them are all liars.
Eahty.flve thousand less acres Of
tobacco we're planted this year than
last.
slaves Ia Brazil earned their free
dom by finding a diamond weighing
TIA carata.
Worlds one hour automobile
record In 20 miles ass Yards. held
By y. y. Edge. OF England.
a porch and hammock.
A girl in the latter.
II a beau Isn't coming
There's something the matter.
while the earth rcmalneth, seed
time and harvest. aud cold and heat.
and summer and winter and day
and night. shall not cease. Gen.
v.ll!22
Another terrible calamity"
what's thatY"
Mrs. Giltcoin'a directoire gown
got wet and hhrunk 90 that Il
squeezed her 10 death"
Bell the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

4 wouldn't fonFfluAh much
II a man were sick.
wouldn't hoax him with my iokea
untl from fear be gees aud croaka !.
I'd Jolly him right slick.
Then make my little touch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

Mans inhu
maaity makes
countless thou
sands mourn. Sc
does ~oman'a
vanity b'aosh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

All the world may not exactly
love a hover. but Il always takes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
ms INsOMNIA CURE.

Now that Bishop Kiugsolyiug. who js
at present missionary bishop to Brazil
is prominently mentioned as possible
successor TO the late Bishop SatterIoe
there are people I'm Washington who aro
recalling stories of his ea.iier DAYS. One
Of these has TO do with the time when
he was invited down 60 the University OF
the South. at Sewanee. Tenn. 20 de-
liver q theological lecture. Il was the
practice then. at the University 10 have
brief and helpful lectures for the tbeo-
logical students and all Were REQUIRED IN
attend
Unfortunately, Bishop Kingsolvine
took the occasion rather seriously. pro-
pared an elaborate lecture and. getting
enthused with his subject kept his hear
ers for full three hours and a half. He
did not imagine they were weary. and
rather plumed himself on his effort
Next day there was baseball game.
and the bishop was taken out 10 tbe
grounds Along the board fence. painted
In letters over five feet high and extend
ing for over 100 yards the bishop found
q real criticism Of his lecture OF the
previous night. II read:
Take kinsolving's guaranteed cure for
insomnia"
The bishop saw the point, and enioyed
the joke on himself
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
DiaZ and Mexico.

The general policy for the development
and betterment Of Mexico. which has
been the dream and the aim Of Presi-
dent Diaz, who has ruled over her desti-
ries so long. are bearing fruit. The vast
strides in internal Improvement made by
our neighbor Of the south are indicated
by the enactment Of legislation last week
appropriating S25.OCOOOO for the establish
ment Of lrrlsating plants And this is
only the beginning Of a great scheme Of
internal improvements which has for its
ultimate goal the establishment Of irri-
cation stations throughout Mexico, so that
millions OF acres OF fertile land may be
aGded 70 the republic.
This appropriation by the Mexican Con
gress is significant OF the new public
spirit in that republic, a spirit which is
backed up and made brave by the things
already accomplished This vast irrira-
tion scheme Is part and parcel of the
general policy Of President Diaz. through
wE,ch he hopes to promote the unity Of
the various sections and give an impetus
to national expansion. The expenditure
Of S25,ooo,ooO in national works OF such
great utility to its people is sure to prove
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
After Ten Ycnrs

From the Norfolk Yirgiuian-Pilot
After nearly ten years Of American
occupation Of the Philippines. the United
States. according to figures furnished by
Bradstreets. enjoys only about . per
cent Of tne trade Of the islands. The Fill
pinos continue to buy nearly SO0OOoO
worth of goods from Spain annually
While Australian flour is fast driving the
American product out Of the market.
Instead Of encouraging this trade by
throwing our markets open TO Philip
pine products, the Republican majority
In Congress has done its best to kill
what little Of It there IS by restricting
its handling to American bottoms. And
still these same standpat. imperialistic
Republicans continually harp upon the
commercial value 10 us OF the islands
What an inconsistent, illogical, selfish
policy Is that which they pursue-unjust
and Injurious 10 the Filipinos. burden
some TO the American people. and bene-
fetal TO nobody but limited number Of
privileged individuals IN this country.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-11
COL. WATTERsON SPEAKS.
His own Conscience Is His own
Master.

-A-" RNA hnANNANntN - MS Wv II
Master.
From the Louisville Courier-JouruaI
Col Haldeman IS a loyal Democrat.
Four years ago he was Gov. Beckhau's
nominee for national committeeman. He
has forfeited no claim 20 the party conf
dence. He has been party 10 none OF the
recalcitrancy of which the editor Of the
Courier-JournaI stands accused. Upon
many questions they have not been IN
agreement. each his own master. Mr..
Watterson confessing allegiance 20 no
law except his conscience. and always
ready TO abide the consequences: Col
Haldemau, a thorough believer In party
discipline, ever obedient 20 the party
law
The selection Of McCreary. Beckharn.
James, and Haldemau means union and
peace and victory. II there be erIev-
ances 20 be redresscd and settlements
20 be made. let the joyous dav DE post
ponod Untl We can better afford 10 in
Gulge ourselves; until the company is
some and the innocent bystander is be
yond the reach of danger. when the fes-
uviues Of the occasion viii not be inter
rupted by outsiders. and we can wreak
our reveuges as we wash our dirty linen
al home
This is no time Tor elimination and re-
elimination. Brave men can always
wait. quite sure that their quarrel viii
not get away from them, and that no
matter how much they want TO frht.
they need not mishehave in the pres
ence OF the ladies' In order however. 10
aliay anxiety. the Cour,er-JouruaI rror-
lses that whenever the word for the
fray is given by tho disgruntled. there
snail not De lack of an open neld for
ALL where the amusement viii be plenti-
ful with no time limit. or interference by
the police.