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IN MEM0RIAM.

BEACH, sad and loving rememb-a1ca q
our dear mother and wife MARY y
BEACH who died nine years aro tol7av
February Il. 1866
Gone. but not forgotten.
BY her Loving Mother. Son and Dau-1-
ter 1fs
COATES-Iu loving remembrance OF or dea-
son and brother. CLARENCE COATES NO
sepaTted tais lie five years ago today. Feb
rUary Il, Is15
II vas Gods viii
Blightea IN the earlier DAYS OF u7anHooF-s
bloom
Gone from ones that Iowa him 70 sIeeD in
the silent tomb
BY bis Mother, Brothers, and Sisters
1ts
FLETCHER-Iu sad and loving reroer7b-a-~.
or our dear husband and father ToSErzT
FLETCHER who died one year ago follsv
February H. 1s1s-
The last farewell was spoken one year ago
today
Our family circle broken. when ou- ro,-.7
one passed away
On the memory OF that evening
As we waited with aching hearts
Seeing the one we loved so Eoa-Tv-
Pierced BY Deaths most cruel dart
Farsvyeli, dear father, is a solemn word
Which thrills through every heart
But Oh q IS the viii Of God
That dearest ones must part
It By BIS Loving Wife and Children
WEAVER-In loving remembrance Of o,7-
devoted son, RICHARD r WEAVER ygbo
died seven years ago today, February "a
1903
Gone. but not forgotten.
&c BY His Parents
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE I'D OHIO R. r

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every OIner Hour on the odd Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST NEW YORK
200 a. u--Dluer. Pullman FarIor Car
1870 g. m--5-hour train
$50 a. ra--DfzS- and Pullman Pa-Ior Car
flI.0O q m--Diner and Observation PJsIIr7a1.
Parlor Car
100 2. u--Diue- and Pullman ParIor Car
goo > u--''RoyaI Limited" All Pullman
FlvC-hOEr-
fg-o0 , -r--Coaches % Philadelphia
$50 D m.-Dtner and Pullman PzrTor
$50 D m--Colches to New York
s12-l5 y T.-SIeepers 10 New York
sZ-5z a ua--S.espeEs 20 Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CRY TOO. 's.oa tu.o0 a
49, 10 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
CWeck Days, a M 20 u p M
s2-sa f5-Ug. 1850. ~7.CC. 80. $50 $50 .s,o
tao 1IG-c0, @11-00 e. H., $50 ro1-- go
.1-00 ms f2-Go. goo, Fs-z0. 80 80 -
fs-lC 10 o. '1c-s5. -Il-50. "12-I5 y o-O''
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. ~. $50 D. m
CINCI\$ATI. ST LOUIS. AND IONS
PITT6BURG, $40 a. IA. ~. ssI0 :. ~
CLEVEI-ASD. $40 ,. m
COLUMBUS $50 D. m
WHEELISt- $40 a. u.. 81 n
WINCHESTl- r. 1910 a m Fg-C5. f5-6o m
FREDERICK 1s.-9, Issie ts-LJ q m Il -
f4-05. f5-[5 p m
HASERsST7cyyv:.S, i, ts=I9 2, m. 800 ,. "a.
ts-eO. $3.50. $50 and 1880 D. m --O'li'
sTaiiy- Except sunday tSundav nv
TELEPHONES all Of rho rorT,Sg-F-
Ticket Ofices- 1E17 q St Tel Main 15es = 50
Station Ticket once Nam 7ss5. In ,o- mon
ten Bureau Main f55l
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Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published
Princess Zara de Echcveris. % 81
Petersburg. visits America she is met
71uoz her arrival by Alexis Saberevsl1-
r-ho tells her that her connection with
the uIhIIists IS known she makes no
reu1v but sails for Russia the nest day
Daniel DerrinElon then takes ND Lle EroTy.
E-pon the advice OF SsbersVsili. He goes
10 Russia and . made head OF the FRA
tsrliry Ct Sileg~e'' for the suppression OF
uihiIisu. by the Car A captured SPY
tells him many Of the secrets Of the nj
hi1ists- and ne is planning 20 crush them
an bv grand COUP. when he goes 20 cali
upon Princess Zdrd-s Il lS a case OK t'Fe
at first sight out during his Visit he ever
hears a Conve-sat5ou that shows that she
is leader OF the uIhilIsts- she discovers
him eavesdr0ppinE and bess him 90 wait
a daz- before taking any action he prom
fses. and an attempt IS made that night
TO murder him He goes 90 Zara the next
dav and accuses her OF being the IN
stIEator Of the attempt She denies "a
but admits that he has been condemned 90
Fsafb b- the uIhiIIsrs- Darlington. who
has assumed the Russian name q DUB
-aruiI- .-rlesses from her agitation that she
loves him and declares his passion She
promises TO give Up uihlllsm and 20
leave Russia with him. but ADDS that ne
viii have to take the uihiiis- oath before
leaving the house. as i IS S-rroInCed ny
Taen waiting 20 XIII him Again he r.
fuses declaring his allegiance 20 TIE
car which anCe-s cara she repuciats5
rf-. and takes back her VOWS OF love. b'1t
---7-o- ra starts % leave she VIII not ct
him and bringing him back says s1e
VIII tell him why she became a nihilist-
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Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY

anu 4
The following transfers at the request
Of the officers concerned are ordered:
Captain CHARLES S FARNsWORTH
from the Seventh Infantry to the
Fifteenth Infantry.
Captain HARRY a. SMITH. from the
Fifteenth Infantry 70 the Seventh
Infantry.
First Lieutenant SHERMAN a
WHITE, Twelfth Infantry, IS re-
HeFe from treatment at the General
Hospital, the Preside Of san Fran
cisco, Cal, and viii proceed to Fort
Bliss. Tex. and report IN person 20
the commanding officer Of that post
for duty.
The following changes in the assign
ment Of officers OF the Coast ArtII-
lery Corps are ordered
First Lieutenant FRANCIS 3. TPHAAI.
now unassigned, is assigned TO the
l55th Company.
First Lieutenant GEORGE 4. WILD
RICK IS transferred from the 156th
COmpal = tn the Fifth Company
Captain CHA LIES L J FROHWIT-
TER, CU-sc Artillery Corps, is re-
ueVed from treatment at the Army
and Navy General Hospital Hot
Springs, Ark He is transferred from
me Eighty-tl-st ComPa e. 2 10 the SIX
teenth Co-Spany, Coast Artillery
Corps, and VIII proceed TO Join The
company To which transferred.
Lieutenant Colonel ORMOND n LIS
SAX. ordnance department. having
been found By an army retiring
board iucapacitat=d for active serv-
ice on s1couur or disability incident
thereto, nd such finding having been
approve by the President, the re-
uremeH- u Lieutenant Colonel LIS
SAX f---7 active service is an
nounced. He viii proceed TO his
home.
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NEGRO MURDERER
NAY ESCAPE CHAIR
Alexandria Prisoners Death
Sentence Will Probably
Be COMMITTED.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, FEB. a

ALEAANDtllAr VA. FEB. a.
That Henry Smith, the negro con-
victed Of the murder Of Artist Walter
T Schultz, may not go TO the electric
chair for his crime was made apparent
this morning when TIE letter written by
Judge Barley. Of the corporation court.
10 Governor Mann. was made public.
In his letter. which IS a reply. TO one
from the governor asking for his views
in the cases OF Johnson, Pines. Dorsey.
and Smith, Judge Barley says.
I believe Smith equally guilty with
the other three men in the murder Of
Schultz, and I see no extenuating cir
cumstauces for the exercise OF executive
clemency unless 1t be the valuable as
sistance rendered the Commonwealth by
Smith N the cases Of the other three
men,
Judge Barley this morning said he
put II up 10 the governor" and II IS
extremely probable that the governor.
not knowing anything Of the case ex-
cePt what Is written him by Judge Bar
ley. viii commute Smiths sentence TO
life Imprisonment In his letter Judge
Barley states that as Smiths case Is the
only case which IS needing prompt at
IenIIOn ne would postpone consideration
O. the other three mems cases until q
later date In his letter the judge out
lines Smiths first confession, on which
the three men were convicted
Attorney Frederick Russell viii leave
alexandra tomorrow for Richmond
where he viii ask the governor 10 com
mute Smiths sentence
The impression prevails that Governor
Mann viii commute the sentence Of all
four men TO life Imprisonment
Luther Keith, an empIoye at the Pc
toTnaC yards suffered a Sprained back
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The Vital Record.
Births.

Births.
Francis Z. and Mary L Harrington,
boz.
ThaddIus II. and Mary NJ K. Jones,
boy.
John c. and C-ia X Barham, girl.
Bernard J. and Alice c. Gallagher, girl.
George j. and Matte E. Elliss. girl.
Harry ]. and Ella R Jacobs, girl.
James r and Elizabeth p Hager, girl
Samuel and Rosy Msdery, girl.
Thomas II. and Annette Martin. girl.
Henry NJ and Mary SpaTroUgh, boy
Charles T and Della c. NermilliOn. girl
Vincent ard Catherine Genevese, girl
Samuel A. and Ada Z Jones' girl
David II. and Julia Butz, boy
Robert II. and Fannie Ryan, boy.
John R and Ella HeaTley. girl
Francis and Mamie Hughes boy
Edwin r. and Hubertine Finley, girl.
Warren 6. and Fannie +. Ortons girl
George r. and Mary r Washington.
bog.
Christopher and Lula Rammling, boy.
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Tearing
Congress Building

while at work this morning He was
removed TO the Alexandra Hospital
where he received surgical attention
The funeral Of Carl Jett was from the
train this afternoon The Rev w f
Watson, Of the First Baptist Church,
conducted the funeral services and the
burial was made in Bethel Cemetery
4 meeting Of the city council VIII
probably be called tomorrow night to
consider the new building regulations
presented by Councilman H ". Smith
some time ago
John G. WoolIy, Of Chicago. viii de
liver temperance lecture at the
Young Peoples building. in South
Washington street Sunda- afternoon
NJ. =. COrse Camp, Sons of CCnfed-
crate Veterans. viii meet at Lee
Camp Han tonight when many mat
tiers OF interest viii be considered.
The funeral OF Mrs Pamela ROtCh-
ford was from St Mary's Catholic
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SEABOARD AIR LINE


1855 a n daily FLORIDA Fast Mar %
Through coaches ana Pullman sIee1s-s -
Savannah and Jacksonville Tsz-Io- -
jacksonville 20 Tampa Through sree-,a-s -,
Atlanta and birmingham Dining cars
As 2 m--'-The Flaruiu--1-r 7-s,----,-
coaches and Pullman slee5sers to Ta-l-g.--,-.-ss
connections for ST Augustine Era7-7 80
Miami, Knights Key ana Havana. Dining
cars
200 p. m SeaboaTd Florida Tf--f+,.s 81.
Solid Pullman Electric Lighted T-brcTrr-1,---
Sieepers to st Augustine. Palm Fea.E7 -
ami. and Knights Key Connection To- -
sau and Havana club Observarfo-. - -
dining car
Is p m daily Seaboqr5 E-
Through coaches and Pullman s1se-,s2. -
savannah. Jacksonville and Tar1ns -, 20
ing cars
Ticket Of7ce. IHS New York svo ~
Z. A HARDWOOD. O. ~ "
c. 3 Ryan. G. p A. Po--ts-1o---r
c. L Phillips. d = A, TvashinEton' ~ O., =,
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NAVY

The following orders have been Issued;
Lieutenant Commander T. d PARKER,
detached Buffalo, 20 Independence,
navy yard, Mare Island, Cal
Surgeon A. = PECK. orders OF Janu-
ary II. modified; detached Marine
Recruiting Station. san Francisco.
CAL 20 Naval Hospital. Cavite, Phil
lDpine Islands
Pharmacist NJ. y. BAKER, detached
Naval Medical school Hospital
Washington. ,. o., 20 franklin, navy
yard, Norfolk, Va
Pharmacies R r. ABERN-ATHT. de-
taChed FRANKLIN. navy yard Norfolk
Ea-; 20 Naval Hospital. Las Aulmas.
Colo.
Pharuaris- 4. HANNAH. detached
Naval Hospital, Las Aniuas. Colo.
10 navy yard, Mare Island. Cal, duty
Naval Medical Supply Department.
Pharmacist q. c. RUGE. detached Ma
val : ediCaI supply Depot. navy yard.
Mare Island Cal 20 Bureau Of
Medicine and Surgery. Navy De
partm eut, washington. d c.
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BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits were
issued today:
To c. J. Butler. for seven two-sto~v
brick dwellings from 11-L 10 1893 Euclfd
street northwest. architect. y. T. HaUe~
Company builder James y. Levy. estf-
mated cost S-I-GgG
To James " Powell for F0-r- two
story brick dwellings from Lg7I 10 1871 X
street southeast architect and builder.
James w Powell, estimated cost. s. 400
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CADMAN TO TELL
STORY OF CAREER
Famous London SalvationiSt First
of Army's Workers TO Be
STYLED Captain.

Tomorrow night at Salvation Army
headquarters, $50 Pennsylvania ave
nue., Capt Elijah Cadman, VINO IS in
America as the personal representa-
tive Of General Booth, VIII make an
address
The occasion viii be interesting. as
Captain Cadman Will tell the dramatic
story % his own reclamation, and OF
his work for the Salvation ARMY
Captain Cadm8n was the first Saliva
ton Army worker invested with the
title OF captain. and IS one Of the
most prominent workers in the or
EaniZatiCn-
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

Published IS information; not guaranteed
200 D. N. daily-For Virginia West VIrrs-Ia
and Kentucky points. Pullman
$40 D m 6afly-CIN CTNNATI-ST Torn.
CHICAGO SPECIAL Sold train - =.
Louis with Pullman sleeper to C-ris.sc
stops only at important stations PJIln1s5ss
eaest equipment
u-I0 D. m daily-F- +. V. LIMITED g
Cincinnati Louisville. the West So
west. and Northwest Pullman Elseuera
c 4 o a IA carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5L8 Esennsvfv-s,s-
avenue. 1883 + street. and Union Sfarf-,-
s-eAepnons Main 1865 and 22es Cor tickets 49,
gage checAs. reservations. taxicabs.
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Deaths.

Mary z. c. Wilbur, = years; 1881 L
street northwest
Frank E Burnside, IS years. 1908 II
street northeast
Edwin C. williams. 30 years; IZ53 Eighth
street northwest
Francis Favra, Y years Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Elizabeth hOontz, 81 years; 2426 North
Capitol street
Charles n. Walsh, "a years; 1929 Twenty
second street northwest
Jennie A McDevitt, IS years. JG y
street northwest
May Cooper, 8 years; Emergency Hos
pitai
Caroline l. .. Ransom. 50 years; SIS +
street north west.
intent Of David and Effie Shaver. 1 day;
National Homeopathic Hospital
John p Jones, II years. 13l0 Eleventh
street northwest
Elizabeth Z Bradley, 81 years; 70
Fourth street southeast
Thomas T s Eowie, IS years; Il R
street northwest.
RosabeI n Skinner, g. years; 90 3
street southwest
Isabelle Tracy, 60 years. so P street
northwest
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MovEMENTs OF 800.

Arrlve6-TfUaIobos at Shanghai. Dixie
a. Norfolk Dubuque al Tampa Des
M1iDes at Port LimOu. LlusOu at
Newport. Rocket at Norfolk, and
Mars az f'z5Hpt0u Roads
Sailed-SIlou from MOTOR CaStine
and Carsa- from Boston. CuIgOa
from New York. and Louisiana from
Norfolk - search for Nina. and
Preston. from Charleston for
Knights Key
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WOMAN OVERCOME
BY INHALING GAS

Accidentally overcome by inbaliug IL
Illuminating gas in her apartment, at rs
Warner street northwest, Mrs. Hattie
Morrison, forty-five years cid. IS in the
Emergency Hospital today. The doctors
say the Womar's condition is not ser
iCUS-
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Washington Southern RafIv.1-

For richmond and points SCUM - .,
ericksburg-Leave Union Station 5afl,-~ 80
e. ms 40 a m-5 le-05 g. m u-s5 . -
90 D M 40 p M SOC D nl-- - = -
1900 p m Lave week days 200 -
:. a. -, Elcrida Limited, and T-l0 = -
Il g. L. Florida Special All PulIroars- -
local stops. Local for FrederfcksI,IIrr -
m daily Times OF departure ana cc,~-S =
lions not guaranteed fasts
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Church this morning and was largely
attended The Rev Father Kelly, as
sistant pastor, said a mass Of requiem
The burial was in St Mary's Cemetery
Company G. First Virginia Regi-
ment, viii meet AT the armOry. IN
South Royal street. tonight. when
many matters Of interest viii be con-
Sidered-
The February term Of the corpora
ton court. Judge Barley presiding
opened at the court house this morn
ing This IS a chancery term
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Marriage Licenses.

Merrill H Gan and Eva F. Grove. OF
Washington
Louis Leon Bennett. Of New York city,
and Cara A Little OF washington
Cleveland FenneiIy and Lucy V No
Clary, Of Baltimore
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ROOMS AND BOARD

h ST y W. 911-Furnished room and board
for one. SIS and a large room for two.
furnished or unfinished Ss5- fe12-stc
L ST y w 13s9-Opposite Dewey Hotel
I4th st cars sunny, clean, well furnished
good feod, transieuts feIs-5r~
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FUNERkLDESIGNS

FUNERAL DESIGNS
CO every escTipIion-moderately priced
GUIDE
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PRINTING

DISTINCTIVE TRINTISG-
Prompt Service
THE CRANE PRINTING CO..
Printing and EnEraviDEs
10 l5th ST.
Phone n 99S- fe1o
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UNDERTAKES

J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY.
so Pa ave. y. ".
Telephone Main 1885 Washington. D. c.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female
Shorthand 90 TvreWrifing-

Shorthand and Typewriting.
Shorthand in - days; positions guaranteed
Send for catalogue. Individual f1s-ruC-f-u
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEAIE. Colorado Bldg
NAN AND WIFE-CoIo-ed- for small ho-e7
OUT o. city. first and second cook $50 way
paid FISHERS AGENCY, 40 10th X "
fel4-2t
MARKER AND ASSORTEE- sppIy TCLsTAT
LAUNDRY 6rh and O. n W feIg-1-c
SOLICITOR 70 sell by catalogue. both seccs
highest commissions paid, can make from
81 70 $50 per week good thing get next
local OF travelling Address y. c. z. Times
Office. Taq-fT
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SITUATIONS MALE

NANTED-By experienced man pace as
driver Of wagon OF Jsuito- cs small apart
ment house 80 - 81. : r IL
TANTED-By coIored man. place - 5anihg-
IN apartment or building w O CARY.
Il Defrees II
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The Continuation OF This story VIII
Be Found In TOmOrrOyss
Issue Of The Times.
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SITUATIONS FEMALE

WANTED-Ey colored woman place as cook,
cham berrlaid. or general hCusevTCrker- Adj
ereSs let6 4ta 81 - W. -
WASTED-PIace as plain cook and laul5ress
or chaubermaid- 1913 II 81 y W
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FOR RENT ROOMS

Unfinished
p 81. \. Z. ss-Thres UNPUBLISHED roo1ls
with hath. 81 teI5-5tc
G X W. 4sI-Two ls-ge ro0uES heat. s-s.
bath: SIS month fs13-St-
N \ " asg-One large front room over par
Tor three large windows and large closet.
southern exposure. feI8-sts
ID ST y E. I3-Five large rooms: bath.
steam heat hot wafer. gas range fefs-7ls
FTH ST s Z. CO5-Four bright vel heated
rooms hot and cold water Eas range
feIe-Stc
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G y W. 41--Tvvo large connecting southern
exposure. al convenience, gentlemen or
house keeping fe-s-1t~
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FOR RENT ROOMS

c ST :. W, ss5-Furnished rooms ror IiEhJ
housekeeping feI4-1tu
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T ST y W. 17fe-WuS furnished rooms
southern exposure; near Navy B-dg and
Georgetown cars feI7-crs
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

speech. No harm in that either But
he tells em he would have driven the
Chinese and Japs out of the public schools
and out of California if he wasn't stopped,
rather-for isn't it fact that Mr. Johnson
pere won't be stopped?-or rather, as l say
ing, because the colonel wanted the war stopped.
Here. brave Welsh telling the
people of the seventeenth assembly district that
at-the time Grove l.. spouting about the Asi-
atics he had two Chinks employed in his private
house. Is that right? Isn't mans home his
shrine? What business has Welsh to go pryng
into Grove LIS home seeking for little orientals
like grave digger? Daniel O. Conne beat Biddy
Morarty in the scoldng match in Dublin quays
by telling her she kept parallelograms under
81 her bed every night According to any rules of
the game, this kind of undercut is foul You
didn't see any Of it at Reno, when you made
your debut
Now, Mr.. Cassidy, of your discretion and
experience ought to know that if the Hon Martin
Ignatius Welsh is plumber the safest thing to do
is to give him anything he wants. and do it quick,
lest worse befall
THE MONEY DEVIL GOT HIM
[ regret to be compelled to record the backsiding
of my ancient and well bewhskered socialist friend,
Carl Browne, who appears to have joined the odious
army of capitalism and struck hands with the
Money Devil. | am in receipt of the printed pros
pectus of the World wave power company and
among the officers of this bloated corporation
appears the name of Carl Browne, promoter gen
eral. That man who was once commander of
Coxeys army of tramps at large should now
appear, after suffering sea change as a corpora
ton general is melancholy and enough to make
man lose his faith in human nature.
HARVESTING THE PACIFIC
From the prospectus learns that the motor
from which | hope General Browne will make his
fortune, is Constructed to cooperate with and not
resist the waves and this assurance NAV serve to
allay any alarm that might be felt by the Pacific
ocean
incidentally learn from the Napa Register that
General Browne blew in the other day at one OF
Duncan McKinlay's meetings and straightway cha1-
lenged Dunk to joint debate. Dunk quit General
Brownies wind motor is quite, as effective as his
wave motor and is not gifted with the same peace
ful disposition. Having subdued the Pacific ocean
and Dunk McKinlay, General Browne is now SIGH
ing through his whskers for new worlds to conquer.
NOT AS BAD AS HE IS PAINTED
The Fresno Republican has been inspecting Alden
Anderson and reports that he does not look as
much like safe cracker as those discouraging wall
posters might imply, and adds that he is "a dapper
clean spoken gentleman, of most attractive per-
sonallty. Those who did not visit him and are
confused by the three portraits now extant may
!. : 49,. 49,. ~.>...
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BY Edward F. Cahill

over the wickedness of his
neighbors to the accompaniment
of a pious shuttle, while at the
same moment his hand is out be-
hind his back to gather in the
wages of sin.
In another issue of the Exam
iner, apropos of prize fighting and
pictures, Mr.. Hearst inquiries:
"F1ow would you like to have
your children witness a bull fight
or the moving picture of one?"
The question is as much to the
point as the famous query of abo-
lition times:
DO you want your daughter to
marry a nigger ?"
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eve have Bowling Alley Peary with his
restless, rodent eyes, Sinking around trying to find
out something against this defendant"
Language of this absurd and even grotesque
quatys closely akin to the stuff of politics, inflated
and insncere I find in Chronicle editorial of
last Sunday some examples, from which quote
High handed and ruthless spoliation
The exaltation of the bureaucrat and the main-
tenance of his satraps"
"a tyrannous despotism
"A wasteful squandering of the gifts OF heaven.
"The plunder Of the weak for the benefit Of the
strong"
"An atrocious abrogation of the sovereignty Of
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sure, P. ]. Cassidy writes in a
painfully disrespectful tone OF
Hon. Martin Ignatius Welsh, but
I have had occasion before to re-
mark that Cassidy is a playboy
and in spite of all denials | hold
to that Hear Cassidy:
A few months ago
brought to your notice the
obstreperousness of young
politician in our midst who
was, with taunting sang froid,
obstructing the easy passage
of that patriarchal juvenile,
Grove l. Johnson, to his ac-
customed seat in the chair
manship of the judiciary COM
mittee of the assembly. Now
he is at it again with ven
geance, is this Martin Igna-
thus Welsh. Metllinks, like
the pool player, he puts too
much English on that sur
name, considering the afore-
going Christian handles.
That's fitting a bad blade to
good handle, and won't go
with us Irish voters.
Now, this young man
Welsh, or by right Walsh,
is past president of the
plumbers union and a num-
Der of unions have indorsed
him. No harm in that Then
Grove L. honors We1sh's ex-
ample by going to the fed
Grated trades and making a
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THE LANGUAGE OF
POLITICS

1t seems difficult for attorneys
with nisi prius training to get
out of the notion that they are
addressing a jury. You would not
suppose that tribunal composed
of men of such standing as those
who make up a normal school
board of trustees would be in
fuenced except to laughter by this
passage from an advocates ad-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

MAN was arrested in this city
last week for circulating spuri
Gus lottery tickets. 1t is not
very clear that selling a counter
felt lottery ticket is a public
offense. Certainly the man who
buys an alleged security of that
sort could not recover the price
from the vender-but let that
pass.
The point lies in the fact that
4La n,1;oo IL, n.,4 hn4ler the ,,,e,,
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
DOES HE NEED THE MONEY!

This is very creditable, but if you will turn back
to page 10, column I, of the same issue you will
find Mr.. Hearst advertising the alleged list of
prizes for the drawing of lottery company doing
business in this city. Possibly Mr.. Hearst might
plead that Sure thing game is not gambling.
He can have it that way if he prefers