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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
The English Political Situation,

Londop, Feb. ll.-At'eml t. to recor
cile the noderates and the 'adicss o
the lib raj party, CT The "Asquithites'
and the "LloJ d.GeOTgeiles," we're sgsi.
tAktn up today at the resumption OF tht
cabiDtt attending.
The radicals wero feeling Ia better
spirits today as result OF John Rec :
moud's declaration last night Inst tins
friendlness or hostility Of the Irish ns'
,iOnslisls - The liberals depended on the
log Of the liberal party ID Its home
u'e pledge. The reso,u ions adopted By
The labor pNty, demaudiog q radical
programme, inc'u Ing the abolition Of
the Houie OF Lords, was considered by
the radicals as another Indication lhs {
they will DC sble to forcs Premier As
qulth 10 q radical legislative programme,
despite his unwlllinguess,
Lloyd George aud Win.tln Churchill
are DOT only determined ID retain The
fri lship OF the II sh nsiionalIsts for the
ia fiIlment Of their legislative programme,
bnt are themselves warm advocates Of
home u sad will brook no interference
I ON AsQuiih or the other Conservative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
TELEdRAPHIC BREYIrIES.

IN lge s A. Rlddenberg, dsmocrst,
ha, heeo elected - CjUgress to succetd
thu late james CIR ggs from the second
district Of Georgia.
Alfred G. Winnie. of Albany, an eugi.
neer on the New York Central, was
killed today by being struck by pass.
ing ira while lsaoing from his cab near
Little Falls, n. Y.
40 eighteen -year- ID white yctth die
traeted the attention Of the clerk at the
stamp window OF the po t)fice at BIZ
miogbani, Ala, today and stole $500 10
bills from q sbelf Inside OF the window
He WAS out Of sight bsiore anyone rsa!-
lied What bad been done.
Tbft State Senator lothian P. Aids,
leader OF lbe msjOrity 10 the upner
branch OF the New York SAFE Legls.
laturP, directly solicit ID the bribe Senator
Benjamin Conger alleges was paid Aide
to slfg legislst Oh ~hile & member OF
tle assembly Ia 1901, was the sForp
statement oil Congsr, at tle legislature
inq7iry lOdAy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
The Rlse In the Seine.

Paris, Feb 1.-THE wore fca'ure q
the ue. rise 10 tie Seine, which day
mealured 30 inches, is that it is prevent
log the resumption OF business 10 mot
OF the factories along the river, which
wsre forced to close down 10 the recenl
food, and Is preventing thtu'sDds from
re uruiug to their homes Ia the tuhu 'bs,
Al additional rise OF 30 Inches Is OK.
pected by tomorrow, when The Hydrl
metric Bu-e sa1s q fall should occur
This would bring the Saine to within
eight feet of lis recorc -oEesking height.
A third rise msy follow next week, the
HdSrOm tric Bureau predicting To, The
fall that ia expected tJmouoW will mol
continue for more than three days, oW-
leg TO the condition Of the head waters
OF The SoIne, which are sill swollen.
The present rise has greatly increased
the sud ring OF those 10 tbs flooded sec
ton and will mske II necessary for the
gOvernmen to cort nue. iodedOitely tie
active work OF feeding and caring for
the uuf0rlunales. ------ 1922 -.-----.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Double Suicide.

H,mI'trp, Ohio, Feb. IL "A double
tragedy ss The result Of the high c. OIL
living resulted wher Henry S.sserDseksr,
eyed so, and his wife, NJ : Ids, aged rs,
committed suicide st the home Of leir
son-ln-laW, CHARLES Ksufung, here, ta'ly
todsy. The body OF the riie wss fund
Ia the bath room with broken rops
"a, her neck. The husbsud gss I, u I'd
Ia bad. The wife hsd ken poison, sitter
her husband bed tskcn morphine
solution. Then she went - the bath
ram with the rope 10 mske death
d uby sure, TIE couple wss very poor.
They had thre. med suicide three days
ago, but Rev. w. Voio,ecat, of st..
PsuPs Cdurch, to whom they confessed,
persuaded them not t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Pool Room DynamIted.

Cincinnati, Feb. 1l.-Pollce SuthorI-
ties are today making an effort to
locsts three gamblers who have lost
heavily at ths Hanover, Iud., pool
room which vas blogn from its fOuD.
dsiioEs latt night VITA q charge of
dynamite. The police believe the gamb.
lers base become indicative over rc-
peat losses.
The lives OF John Cook, night watch
man aud his son, IL years old, were
saved by the child's intniuVe feeling
Of danger. The son hsd gone out oil
the pol room 10 bring In coal for the
night. I! was about 8 O'Clock. AT
the far corner CT the pool room he saw
4 spuiterirg light
"Father," be cried, "run for your
life" Both escaped unframed, just as
the blast let go.
TIE Big Four Railway had been
running special trains from Cincinnati
to the pool room. II 10 the biggest
btttiog resort in tie wes'. 55me weeks
ago a protest vas lodged VITA the pros
&C trg attorney Of Dearborn county,
Ind., BY the religious element of Aur0rs,
Ind, demanding lba. the gambling be
stopped. An sfps,l WAS made to the
Governor also. There Is nothing
II mover nov exeep mass Of wooden
Freckage. Toe pool-roon stood 10 8
ield, hsli a mile from thu nearest farm
house. That robbery Was not The mo.
tive ls evident, for The manager Of IT,
place always hr uybt the "hsnd bauk"
1 t. Cincinnati each night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
The BalIiuger. Piuchot Investigation


Washing ton, Feb. IL When tbs
slDger.Pi0ch' congressional inVes.i
6 ,tiOg comm es mst t day, tie nsm-
Osrs went Immediately into executive
sssslonV.
TIE attorneys FOR both aides we're pr5s
eni 10 force, as we'll as PInchOt. GlAVis
and other interested persons. SsrIiHr5
Bailenger, however, Was absent A.
last open session Of tie commit.
t,e CLAWS, chief rrosect ns wit
q IS sgsinst B liiDger, WasstIlI on the
stand. He had bseu cross examined b.
N I'm bers OF the conn o. and 1t Was 81
their Ii ;gesiion vat B4lHrg t1eu em.
pIoyed COUNSEL t. c)uduCt farther cross'
sxsmiust en- Ct CLAWS, rs we'll as to rep
resent him throughout the reit OF tle
1eafiDgr.
The bieg,s! crosd that has ytt been
preset Tor the behring's was assem- bed
today and d~inded away disappointed
thai L. y. Claws or Clifford Pibcbct
was net siy.
After the brief exettve session ard
when the commi't,e had assembled 10
TIE hesriog room, o series Of Ie.tTs sDd
t lfgrsms between San Nelsou ard
A. orIey B andels we're read, aud upon
The spgyelt ons tIerein the comm tt e
iecided to (, tier pc t2)ne % bearings
until NJ II 'ay. BraudIes is arguing &
case ipiIl,n)is Il sand finds 1t impcss.
BILE 10 reach Washington before that cay
A Letter from Scr tsry OF The IBttr
Tor B,lluger also WAS read, Cferpg
no objection to the p s'pouement, ut
declsripg th't "My COUNSEL aud my
self are anxious to proceed with all pos-
sible dispatch"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
LYNoHRtEG,s BUDGET.

The finance COMMITTEES OF ths Lynch.
burg courciI reported The uls,t last
night. 1t carries appropriations amount
log to s51S, 5000. LIST year the bad
get was s49l, lO4, 80. or just abou' s27,
900 smaller than this year. 10 addition
to the budltt appropriations, s4OO, 600,
the bonds cf which we're recently sold,
will be sp'It during the coming year.
OF this 5000. 900 goes for 4 new high
school, two white grammar schools al d
one negro grammar school; $65, 900 for
a new city market, s45, 900 for q new
city hospital and sl00. 600 for psrmanei t
street improvement aud saver extensions.
This gives the city nearly 800, 900 to
spend during the year. Ons OF the mOst
interesting items of the budget Ia q
special appropriation Of 325, 900 for q
crsmitory for garbage, which is now be.
log hauled away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

Port Limop, Feb. ll.-Elehty PET
sons we're killed b7 tho eruption of the
volcano POss, according to rsporte re-
cdyed today, which say the worst
eruption 10 the history Of TIE mout lin
has ceased. The deaths were caused by
stones shot Gu. from toe crater, many
OF which weighed more than 200 pCuld'.
They fell WITHIN radius vi several
miles of the mouL 10.
Warnings OF severe earthquake 10
follow are being prepared to send to
Washington, that The Panama canal
ma be strenlheEed 10 anticipation Of t1e
dam 1ge an earthquake might cause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
TOday's Telegraphic News
Nc. Falrbanks and Lhe POPS.

Rome, Feb. l1.--"My feelings have
not besu | urt In the slightest by The
va'icln's cancellation OF my sPp)intme,
to call Upon the pope" ssid Mr.. OasrleS
w. fairbanks, former vice preaideE OF
the Uniled States, today, q, be tu'isd
himself with preparations for bis depsr-
ure tomorrow for Berlin.
81 look dpou lhe incident ss t'ihipg,"
Mr.. Fairbanks continued, sand Wu'd
really have dismissed 1t altogether we're
| it not for the fact that tbs press has
lskeu up the matter and thereby arc ed
q general discussion. | think sppre-
ciate the position 10 which ne pope was
plscsd, aud | au not at al disposed to
feel rtsentiul ov,r my failure to have an
sudience with him.
"Were the whole thing 10 be done
over, | think l would set just as have.
certainly would not have paid tbs
great Methodist Ohu,ch and Its repro
sentstivss In Rome the grsIuitous insult
of refusing to address the local church,
sf:er mskiDg an appointment to do 30,
merely u preserve what might be called
my eligibility 10 call st the vatican.
IL sm sorry that the incident has re-
suited 10 stirring up feeling between
Prot ,stauts aud Catholic. The vatican
has cerlain rules that 1t deems 10 be
proper regarding the pOpe's reception t.
pablic mep, and | tlInk we shCud sS-
sumo tat Il knows what rules are best
10 the government OF III act ons."
The statement OF Mgr. Bisleli, pspsl
major DOM, tia, ex.Presidsut R0ost-
welt hiss net fed the vatican of his desire
to call upon the pope, has awakened
resh Il .reI { 10 Mr.. Roosevelfs coming.
He has been invited to address The Metho-
dist Church In Rome, but 10 view OF the
Fairbanks incident" 1t is assumed
tbst be will pay bis respects 70 the pope
before appearing before the Methodists
Mr.. Roosevelt, however, will have to
give the pope precedence over King
Victor Emmsuuel, who will also receive
10 In audience and emf rain bin ct
TIE palace. The vaticsn's rules forbid
81 audience by The pope 70 anyone who
irst honors the kIug. Emmanuel has
no objection to receiving those who pay
their frat respects TO The pope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
The cz.riana's Condition Critical.

EdytkuhusD, East Piu,ssis, Feb. IL.
Alarming reports OF the condition OF
the CEirins we're recsiyed here today.
Her condition, which hiss been known
for some time to be critical, has grown
worse al abe Is now no longer able TO
recognizs her husband or her children.
The government Ia exercising q strict
censorship on all dispatches regarding
the emprsss's condition, and the sdviees
received here were strictly private.
The czSrins's failure TO recognize n en-
bers Of her family is believed here to be
as auch q s'gn of her increasing mental
weakness as of her physical disability.
She suffers from byst ris, with snbst-
queut periods Of melsucholis, that have
u balanced her mind. Physicians aud
burses are 10 constant attendance aud It
Is believed that death IL question OF q
short tine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Charged wlta theft,

New York, Feb, 1l.-Mrs. Annie
soltz, eyed AZ, the mother OF eight chill
dEsO, and Abraham Glassman, OF Bst0p
Rouge, La, are U ider arrest in Book.
Iyn saAiliGg the arrival OF warrant
irom Memphis, Temp, charging them
with larceny Of So, 800 from the wOmsn's
husband, David SoltE, In the Tennessee
city. The police sllege that Glassnsn
confessed to them that be and the wom-
az elOped from Memphis, TO which city
Solz has moved HE business from Baton
Rouge. Gassman worked for 5oltz a.
ailOt's apprentice, both in Baton Rouge
and Memphis. MFS. S1l!z turned 50, 900
over 10 the detectives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

DISPATCHES scot aus from Washing
Ton stste that President Taft expects
au cary adjournment OF Congress and
is counting on the Statesmen On Capitol
Hill to clean th.ir slstes by the middle
of Nsy and depsrt foF'their homes. |
Congress is delayed lorgar, SIS Vic'
PfesidsDt Sherman hiss predicted, Mr.
Tai. oil pcs plue his rip to Alaska.
lie wants to 60 t. Alaska and get bseb
in tima 20 SIS the commencement exc
cIses st Ysle, jane p, when bis sOp,
Robert, will graduate. Err,bcd
wonld like. to see Congress finish its
business anf djlurn 81 a. early date,
IS during its session The coHOtTy Ia
kept ia d ttate OF apprehension, bu
he business II the country should mo-
be stOppe in order that Mr., Taft ma
make su arctic nip n attend a college
commencement exercise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Steamer Founders

Palms, Msjorcs Island, Feb. H.
II Is reported here t ldsy that 9 French
transatlantic liner, from Marseille',
fcuadersd Of the north coast Of MsjOns
and that bu, one Of The ships passengers
WAS saved. No details have been re-
ceiyed. Msjona Island is 10 the MsdIte,-
rsueAn sea add Is the largest OF the
Balssric group. II is lib miles south.
E aet OF BncslCna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
DISASTROUS Fire in Spaln.

Madrid, Feb. 1l.-DsIsyed messages
arrived here tJdsy telling Of disssrI vi
frs In LirIs, town OF 10, 900, eighteen
miles northwest Of Valencia, on la I
Tu ssdsy, retullipg from the SlroVe tn -
day celebration. The A mes stat d
from a bopfre and destroyed bs.f The
b uses 10 the town. Five bodies have
alresdy been recovered from The RUNE
aod as many sre It Il missing. 1t is BIZ
lieved that the death roll will be much
heavier. A score Of PARSONS were badly
Injured. A high wind made The work
OF The fire depattmel almost OF no avail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

1t wac ANNOUNCED 10 New York today
that the Federal Sugr Rsfoiug Oom-
pany, has sgreed 10 REFUND TO the gov.
eminent 500. 900 representing unpaid
duties on sugar imported, 90 which Te.
loIti we're not made to the customs In.
spectOrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Death of q Murderer

New York, Feb. ll.-Daniel R5aD,
j.. who on January 81 gave his children
bis last FIVE cents to buy candy. and
then shot aud killed Emily, his S-JsS''
old daughter, and Willie, bis 2-yesi I'D
son, and sfterwsrd fud a bullet ioto his
own temple, d ei carly today at Flower
Hospital. he did ths shooting, be de.
clared, to keep his children from ttir'a'
licu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
New York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. 1.-The stock mar
ket opened kea.ureless, with little doing
in any of the leading stocks. Later the
active ralroa d issues were in demand
and at the end OF the first half hour the
market was strong with the leading is-
snes, both railroad and industrisls, up
one point.
II a. n. Increased strength was de-
veloped in tne market after the first few
minutes, with further advances.
Moon. After the first hour price hue
tuaticns were ra row and trading with J.
ont much importance. Railroad issues
generally showed slight recessions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

A STORY whiea is Delog told b.
George Eiughsm, 10 Cornwall, N. Y,
makes bin Tie Zero of performances
which surpl1s modern summarizes.
ElliDgham wfs u.posed t. have bseD
drowued by falling through me rougt
ice while crossiog tie Hodson river rC =
Gently. BE urued up yesterday, snc
his story is verified by reliable men wht
saw the scc'dsIt, Eliiughsm says The
distance covered nrdsr The leo vac essI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

~ bali mile, spd st as, be came to an
opsu space, and after much difi.utI
sueceeded 10 getting oct Of the wat r.
EliughAm had wooden leg, bat says II
did not hitde him from swimming.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Sixty-first Congress.
Second Session
Washington, Feb. IL.
SENATE.

The Senate TO-DAY re ed 10 accepi
th conference report on tue urgent de-
fcIency appropriation bill, cutting tbs
1t N OF 1925, 600 to complete the work
OF the Joint immigration commission to
Sc 600. Ano her conference WAS or.
dsr.d Tno Item of $3.50, 900 for
iu uishing The new customs and court
house at Q eve'and was accepted. Sal
aria for the ju gees of the new cut Of
customs appeals we're Fixed at 81 600 pei
aupun.
The Sspsts passed The II use bill
amending the immigration laws so as
h make impossible The bridging 10 Of
Some0 for improper purposes. The
provisions relating to white slaves we're
of the most drastic character, peualtits
oeing increased to ten years imprlsoD-
meat aud IS, 600 fac.
Sauators L dge and Dillingham; ex-
planned that the pending bill dealt with
oo,hipg hut The white slave traffic.
la honor Of LiocOn's birth The Seu-
ate agreed TO adjourn from todsy ulnl
Monday. Senator Hale said many SEN
atcr desire to deliver addresses on that
day,
A bill, fsvorsbly reported from toe
ju llclary committee, providing for the
exlrsdlion ofcOrporsilous, Hss tsken up.
Under existing lsw it Is impoEsIble
to remove the officers of corporations
from one It tie 10 an TIER. The Ju =
pose of the bills Is to pics corporations
GA the same fott ug is lndisidoals and
make the offender subject to removal
on Indictment or informalitB.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
The Kentucky's Crew,

New YORK, Feb. ia wireless dis
patch received today from the ttsamer
Apsche, en- rou'e to this port, states Iba'
she has 90 board AZ members OF The
crew of steamer Ket tuekS, Of the AlSI-
Ea.Psci6c Company, which fOuudered
of the Carolina coast lsst week. They
will be landed In this city tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
A man reriale,Inr 81 ihe Oliu ii Nell

A man TegialefIug at The City a AeJ,
OF Camden, N. j., under t1e name OF
Stafford, bat later identified as Harry
Sauer, oil Lancaster, Ps.. sEose ct four
ocloss this morning and jump'd from
four story window rece wing fttiIi ju les
He died IA rlly ate ward a, o. Pee
Hospital. NJ cause 1, known for the
deed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

Fire. which destroyed the farm honse
of Hubert H. Hayes. two miles frcm
Bu.tonville, Ohio, early today, cost Inc
lives of his inra aid wife and her nurse
and probably fatsl injuries 10 Hayes, a
dog owned by Hayes gave the alarm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

The pension appropriation bill carry
log q total Of sl55 ga, 600 and cutting
of II Of the Is pension sgescIes, was
sspoltsd y .le House yesterday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

Standard Army Shoes for men. The
most comfortable and durable shoe made
can be had at ]. A, Marshall & Bros,
4a2 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
HOUSE..
hOJhEs

The cs sus dIspute vas laid sslde BY
the Hou e today. Tie resolution of Mr..
Robinson lem. ARD. calling on the
sc etary OF commerce and lstor 10 tell
tle Hou'e whether cSnsus enume ato,s
sre required to make political ceutu
sid on the table.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

The committee of the Sspits and
House on iutu .aucs and banking, 10
joint session, decided on bill, which
will be reported to both houses. Il Is
practically along the lines Of the measure
introduced by Judge Martin Willisms,
ex ending the existing supervision OF
the State Corporation OommissIon over
state banks, which are STATE dfpoaitofits,
10 sll state banks.
Tbs divorce bill was no! acted on,
owing } lack of attendance on the psIt
Of mtmbers Of the committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

The Market.
Georgetown, D. c. Feb. ~ WhtE ii5--iss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
The Legislature.

Tns general assembly Yesterday Il }.
auimously elected G orgs S. 5hackeliord,
Of Orange, as jl'gs Of The ninth ju licisl
circuit
G v. Mann sent mtsssge to the ser
ale recommending the union for educe
Iions-'gricul'ursl purposes bstEeen the
UOittd states d pa cent OF Agriculture,
the Virginia agricultural lt,tiou, The
state board Of ct IL alton, and the state
board OF agriculture
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-09-29
Saved A Soldiers Life

Facing death from shot and
shell in the civil war was more
agreeable to ]. A. Stone, of
Kemp, Tex, than facing it from
what doctors said was consump-
ton. II contracted a stubborn
cold," he writes, "that developed
a cough, that stuck to me in spite
of all remedies for years. My
weight ran down to 130 pounds.
Then | began to use DR.. Kings
New Discovery, which complete
ly cured me. l now weigh 178
pounds" For Coughs, Colds,
LaGrippe, Asthma, Hemorrhage,
Hoarseness, Group, Whooping
Cough and lung trouble, it's su-
preme. SOC, $1.0O. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by VIM. Kipp's
Sons Co.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-09-29
ROOSEVELT DID CRITICISE HARMON

Here is another quotation from the
Roosevelt speech:
Now the first duty of the govern
mental authorities, high and low, from
top to bottom, is to put an end to the
reign of violence and disorder, to
check and punish every crime Of bru-
tality and lawlessness."
Did Colonel Roosevelt absolve Gov
ernor Harmon in that statement?
No.
Here is another Roosevelt utter
ance:
1T is not merely your duty, but
your right, you people of Columbus,
you people of OHIO, to insist on
knowing all the facts that led up to
and brought on this strike and pass
judgment upon it."
That does not absolve Governor
Harmon, does it?
Read just one more paragraph from
the Roosevelt speech:
"The state and the municipality
have power to force any public serv-
ice corporation to do what is right, if
they choose to exercise that Dower.
How does this commend the gov
ernor for his failure to do more than
call out troops-and even then not
preserve order?
| No, Colonel Roosevelt did not put
, his seal of approval upon Governor
Harmon.
AS a matter of fact he castigated
him for his palpable failures in the
premises.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-09-29

"Mendacious journalism" is a dis
ease that did not hit Ohio papers until
Theodore Roosevelt severely criti-
cized the state and city governments
for their failure to put down the law
lesSness that marked the Columbus
street car strike.
Immediately following the Roose-
welt denunciation of lawlessness in
Columbus, several Democratic Papers
sought to show that Governor Harmon
was not included in Colonel Roose-
velt's sharp criticism.
Here is a fair sample of what the
hide-bound Democratic press prints
for the consumption of easily led
readers:
Instead of criticizing the governor
it was clearly the coloners intention
to commend him for the measures he
has taken to stamp out lawlessness.
If this were not a newspaper OF
good standing, devoted to the inter
ests of the home, the foregoing quo
tation would be denounced with 9
more strenuous word than rot"
Now read what Colonel Roosevelt
said about the failure of officials tc
Iut down mob rule:
"The first requisite to the estab
lishment of justice is the estab
lishment of law and order ani woe
to the man, public official or private
citizen, who fails to realize this fact.
Did Colonel Roosevelt absolve Gov
ernor Harmon in that statement? No
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-09-29
How Good News Spreads.

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