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Request May BE Denied.

If the Italian government decides to
demand the extradition Of Charlton. they
say, it is probable the request will be
denied because the State Department has
uniformly declined to extradite its citi-
zens to a foreign country which VIII not
agree to take similar action.
On February Is. 1891. Mrs. Mary Inez
McCabe. an American woman. was ar
rested by the sheriff OF Nueces County.
Tex. for extTadltion TO Mexico, where
she was charged with murder Habeas
corpus proceedings were instituted in
her behalf IN the United States Court
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HARTJE GETS DIVORCE.

But Decree Gives Wife Income and
Custody of Girl.
Pittsburg. June PA compromise has
been reached in the famous divorce suit
Of Millionaire Augustus Hartje against
his wife on the ground OF desertion.
IL was learned to-day that decree had
been prepared giving Mrs. Hartie the in
come from 100000, she waving all dover
rights. The son Scott goes to the father.
while the mother retains the girl
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MARYLAND RESORTS.
VIRGINIA RESORTS.

OCEAN VIEW. VA--MERRTMAC COT
tage open for guests; all modern i'm
provements; large veranda; water front;
large house. Us
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HOTEL KENTUCKY. new

KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR BOARDWALK.
Brick addition Of 20 rooms Just Completed. eiers-
tor private baths; electric lights running water and
eggs, and mix direct from our farm. fine fahle:
music SO 20 So weekly s TO 8 per day; illustrated
booklet F. A CHApSfAN
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RHODE ISLAND RESORTS.
THE
NEW
MATHEWSON
NARRAcANsETT PIER, RI
Opposite Newport
Open June rs.

The most ideal Summer Resort on the
Atlantic Coast. a perfect combination of
seashore and country, the finest and SAT-
est surf bathing; excellent drives by the
ocean and through beautiful country.
Golf. Tennis and Fishing
The MathewsOn is magnificent
modern hotel for those who appreciate
high-class service and environments:
situated directly facing the ocean.
Telephone in every room. no annoy
ance from mosquitoes: spring water
from famous Mathewson spring.
which has been pronounced by dis
tinguished n. Y. chemist 10 be abso-
Iutely free from pollution Of any kind.
Is the only water used. Orchestra.
Send for booklet and rates.
Special rates TO those coming in
June.
s. w. & e. 1. Mathewson,
PFopFIetoFs and Managers.
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WARNED NOT TO WE'D
Hotel Man Tells of Advice
to Mrs. Charlton.
SUBJECT TO FITS OF RAGE

"She Declared she Was in Love with
Boy and Felt Convinced They
Would BE Happy" Says DIR. Thomas
j. Carney, of New York Hotel
Where the Woman Lived.
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The PHILLIPS HousE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

fark Place and Ocean. Rebuilt and TefuTnished ele-
vstor 20 level Of street. private baths houelis IN
excelled table. r. ". RICHARDS.
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PLEA INSANITY.

Continued from Page One.
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HOTEL TRACY

South Tennessee ave. near Beach.
Convenient 10 piers; delightful accommodations with
home comforts; moderate rates. SeibeTt Macdonald
Hotel BoscobeI, 9 hs4' Hs.sb ave.
BATHS. elevator fne table. Write for special rates
booklet. mem. and souvenir pencil; Z7d season.
Capacity $50 A = MARION
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HOTEL AND sAHITARIuM, c 4tlan e
owing to our Tonic snd Curative Baths. our eIe-
CANT comfort and exceptional table and service, ws
are always busy.
F. L. YOUNG, GenT Manager.
Internationally. Foster. opposite Willard Hotel
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THE WESTMaET HOTEL gIz9

spiendldly appointed; moderate; superior table
baths Booklet W. II WOORE NJ
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
THE PENOVO Is Ocean even

HoteI Oriental 9 9sseg s syys:;Hss5,
Elevator; electric lights. Rooms with private hath
SP.sndld cuisine. s up daily. SO Up weekly M
WHITE. formerly Ho.el 81. Andren New Ynrk
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HOTEL ARLINGTON

Mlcnlsan Ave. Mar Beach Cap. 20
Open all year; improved and refgTnished: elevator;
private laths; running water IN rooms. oren srr-
roundings. Write for booklets and specal rates for
June and July. Ownership management
r. J. OSBORNE & son.
TIVE WE9utHE flreprOof New York Ave isr
tHS fuIhstU6, house from Ocean and Pier
Suites With bath. Metal Beds Free bath houses.
Nup daily SO up weekly. Booklets. THQs.
TIE IEIHNnE Ocean end Mass ave- On
FIX LELAnSGs obstructed view a Boardwalk;
rooms en- suite. with private baths: S2 I'D weekly.
s2s0 UP daily. JACOB B. HAWK
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28
Facts About Morris

State Agricultural School and Experiment Station representing
investment $OOOOOOO dons the city and is within our
blocks of many of these os three banks with total OF
100000 and deposits of $6OOO churches; free public lib
ray beautiful court house, bbl modern flour mi $4,000
SYSTEM works system owned by city
fine electric light plant with "A hour serce first class hotels
and other good hotes weekly newspapers large high
school, grammar schools with manual training Department.
large creamery bakery three feed mills blacksmith shops;
machine shop three physicians DENTISTS lawyers;
women cubs county fair grounds modern telephone system
with large number of rural lines radang from this c five rural
free delivery mail roues three grain elevators; aores
thee good fire projections many miles of sidewalks
and beautiful we'll graded three garages
pair shop laundry block factory planning m
beautiful lake within city limits and many fine shade all
the CITY,
Morris tribune., 1910-10-28

The county seat of Stevens Co. and commercial of
central Minnesota city Of 1000 inhabitants situated 81
miles northwest of ST. Paul and Minneapolis the main line of
the Great Northern and division point of the Browns Valley
branch of the c. N Ry, and the Little Falls division of the
Northern Pacific Ry Has sixteen passenger daily, besides
two exclusive mail rains.,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

The P.-L seems to be wholly pros.
trated by the late cyclone to its
party, and Notwithstanding its own.
er made q. record as stand patter
that would doubtless have been emf
nently remunerative in award of
place for self or friends, it is among
the first of leading papers to throw
up its hands in despair. In the issue
of the 18th, it announces in display
lines that it will hereafter be an In
dependent Republican" paper, which
is somewhat as definite as that it
will be q rhite biaekJird. 1t probably
means that it will reserve the right
to bolt doubtful propositions, and
that 1t may not hereafter consent to
abandon personal aspirations on the
promise Of some reward in the dim
future. 1t declares that hereafter
its political columns will be devoted
to the advocacy Of meritorious and
beneficial reforms demanded by the
people, whether they originate in the
Republican party or not. 1t will be
seen that it reserves to itself the
privilege of ascertaining whether
they are "meritorious" or "bcne.
ficial." or otherwise, and this opens
the door very wide to an Independent,
policy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

As To INSURGENTS Vice Presi
dent Sherman is evidently worthless
as a political prophet, for after at
tending the standpat convention at
Milwaukee two or three months ago
he declared with solemn assurance,
there are no insurgents in Wi>con-
sin" The results OF the primary
election shows that senator LaE'ol-
lette, the most progressive insurgent
of them all, WAS rcn0minated by u
vote OF to |. Sherman, or his
Standpat Wisconsin pals. cOncocted
a scheme to beat I.afoliette with Il
Democrat when the legislature votes
for United States Senator; bat the
Democrats do not seem to banker
after such coordination: and Teddy
has denounced il as an outrage =,
and on the part Of the Republicans
"an act of bad faith. 1t will be
intcres ting to See what Mr.. jim oher-
nan will do to Teddy, or whether Mr..
Roosevelt will JIu Jotsu Jim when
they will clash at the convention in
New York. In any event Sunny
Jim will discover by that time that
there are insurgents in WISCONSIN
and few in New York
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

AND now Teddy is trapsing about
with a chip on his shoulder. After
fighting lions in Africa, he has the
most abject contempt for two legged
beasts of all kinds. He dares his OPP
ponents to come into the open and
fight. He maintained his criticism
of the Supreme Court, and says III
that be Socialism, make the most OF
it! J" He expects to found a grand
National party from the Progress
sives and few Gudgeons caught by
his Democratic taffy. with himself at
its head, and lead on to victory. 1t
is said that dead things sometimes
crawl" but that this is one of the
exceptional happenings seems alto
gether improbable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

PRESIDENT TAFT AND COLONEL
ROOSEVELT. - While something in
the nature of truce seems to have
been patched up between President
Taft and Col. Roosevelt, it is evident
that it is as delicate as pie-crust. and
must be handled at all times with
great care. Mr.. Taft's position is
this: He is willing to run if nOmi-
mated. His friends say he can be
nominated; and he is in the hands OF
his friends. Col. Roosevelt thinks
that the tacit and implied under
standing was, when he nominated
Taft, that the Presidency should be
handed back to him unimpaired by
any radical change of policy; that he
is now ready to receive some as
surance of that fact. which has not
been forthcoming. He is very nat
urally tired of waiting, but he rather
would bear those ills he has, than to
fly to others he knows not of. That is
the situation in a nutshell; and both
are trying continually to exalt him.
self and defeat the other. without
open rupture.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

YOSEMITE ON THE RAMPAaE.-The
end of the prolonged dry season
which has prevailed in California as
we'll as further north, was signalized
at Yosemite by a grand rush of q
wall of water shortly before clock
on Saturday morning, of last week,
over ledge $500 feet high, which
caused the sleepers at the nearby
hotel to leap to their feet in q panic.
1t is supposed that the rare phenOm-
enon resulted from a cloud burst in
the mountains.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23
Defense Of Insanity and Legislation

The law of 1907, relating to the de-
Tense of insanity in criminal cases,
was a bungling piece of Legislation
from the start, boyish and foolish.
The Supreme Court of our State was
able to find q number Of reasons for
declaring the act unconstitutional.
Why did not our lawmaking body
follow the legislation OF some of the
older States with reference to this
subject! Take, for instance. the
law of Wisconsin. if the accused or
bis counsel desire to make the de-
Tense of insanity, the defendant is re-
quired to make a special written
plea in that behalf; jury is impan-
elled to try this sole question. If
this plea shall be sustained by the
jury 5 verdict, the accused is sent to
the asylum for the insane. In the
event OF contrary finding, the ques-
ton of insanity is eliminated from
the case, which is thereafter tried in
the usual manner on the merits.
This law has been sustained by the
Supreme Court of that State and the
Federal courts by holding it does
not deprive defendant of his life,
or liberty. without due process of
law. 1t has been charged that even
lawyers in our legislative bodies
sometimes assist in framing of laws
which are defective, in order that the
profession may have more business;
but it would seem, from the COM
plexion OF some Of our previous Leg
islatares. too many of the members
were either too lazy or too ignorant
to frame consistent enactment, re.
quiring ordinary skill. 1t would not
require very much ability to copy
good law, calculated to subserve just
ends.
The STANDARD has frequently said
that our constitution ought to be
amended, in order that either branch
of the Legislature while in session
may ask the advice of the Supreme
Court, with regard to proposed leg
islation of public Importance. rela
tive to its constitutionality. Such &
provision is in force in some ST ouI
sister States and tends to subservt
the public welfare.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

IT is reported that Burke "col-
lapsed ''-whatever that may mean
when the returns indicated that he
was badly beaten for the Senatorial
preference-a rebuke as well to his
pretensions us methods. He is the
only candidate noted for the profigate
use and spender Of money to line up
The vote for himself
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

THE RESULT WILL NOT Down AT
BIDDING. The Perky T,rins are try
ing quite hard to make showing OF
regularity" for the Republican vote
of this county. 1t assumes that less
than one third OF the vote polled rep
resented the Insurgents, which is
without the least assurance of truth.
In fact had the Trims work contin.
ued to overdO its support OF Ashton.
the vote of the country precincts, in
stead Of giving him small majority
would have done as the wards OF the
city, have given majority for his
opponent. The nearer the polls were
to these mule-like supporters, the
more marked their influence for de-
feat. 1t would have paid Mr.. Ash
ton to have 'coughed mp" fund to
have silenced this verbosity OF the
Tacoma made" kind, and to omit
the almost daily display of poorly
made wood-cuts that we're more oil
caricatures than likenesses of that
gentleman. The fact is, that the
Republicans at their primary were
taught many unpalatable things,
and it has taken many days to make
even this faint attempt to see 0
rift in the clouds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

TIE Independent voter in thedoubt-
full States and Congressional districts
will hold the balance of power on elec-
ton day. He can consider whether
the fairfield trusts shall continue to
plumber the consumers. and if the
high cost of living is to continue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

Oar Nominees.

I..Iu.ur.'S have cause for con
.ra.uut.ou upon possessing a clean
ami ALL. ticket throughout, and this
a.....s ~it0 special force TO The nom
-r-.- for State Representatives
N.-~rS. Balc~.oo and Cannon.
T.. 1urmcl.ut th.sr gentlemen has
5...a d resident of tins city the past
y, years. and ever an active entity Of
u.~ wideawake community. His
r,~i experience. willie yet young
man. was in the most exacting duties
manual .ahor- houSe-moving under
direction OF Charles Ward, then en-
144ej IN that business. lie was
horn in NillSyiIle. Wis. Aug. %,
I-G3. and came TO th.S county Nov.
:. 1859. He was employed )! years
IN the Office Of the County Treasurer.
la i91a hr purchased m interest in
tie established hare ware bust
?,-, of Bilgor Il Going, and in 1902
became its sole proprietor. and has
ever since continued and extended
tie business. until it ranks with the
solid institutions OF our city. There
is no better way Of Judging OF business
capacity than by results, and Mr..
Blakcslcc combines, in large de-
gree. al the elements as well OF sue
ccss in political endeavor. He is
suave and agreeable in personality,
makes and holds friends, and will
possess a commanding influence with
the law. makers with whom he will
b. associated.
With his colleague, Mr.. Cannon
he will constitute an admirable dele
cation, who will have much more in
fucnce than the men with fads who
SO often throng the halls OF legisla
ton, and are responsible for so many
laws that on trial prove to be un
founded on reason.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

The Central hotel at Tepino was
looted of S32 in money and gold
watch, Sunday night. If this thing
keeps on. it is safe to say that some
body will get hurt in the course of
time. If the sight of yawning
prison-doors do not deter, there may
be some virtue in that Of swift pis-
tol-balls.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

ASSIGNMENT OF PASTORS. the
9th annual conference Of the Puget
Sound NJ. E. Church, which was held
at Centralia this week. Rev. C. A.
Bowen was assigned to this charge,
and Mr.. C. E. Todd, the former pas
tor was advanced to the superintend-
ency of the Olympia district, and
will reside here. Mr.. Bowen comes
here from the Madison street church
in Seattle. He has q wife and family
of eight children. Tumwater has
been assigned to Rev. A. Davis and
Little Rock to Rev. w. B. Crook.
Rev. F. S. Pearson, who has just fin
ished the term of district superin-
tendent here, is appointed to the
Fowler NJ. E. church at Tacoma.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

THERE are good many Republi-
cans in the Colonel's own State who
are quite as bad as Lorimer. Viii
Mr.. Roosevelt refuse to associate
with them? If SO, it will keep him
busy lodging them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

The RESULT IN MAINE.-The cleo
ton Of Frederick w. Plaisted, Dem
ocrat. is the first executive Of that
politics in the State for the past forty
years. The election of two Congress
men has likewise upset the hitherto
solid Republican delegation. and it
is probable that the Legislature will
likewise be Democratic. There will
be at least 16 Senators out of 81 and
As Democratic Representatives out of
Isl in the next Legislature. with in
dications that the Democratic party
will have the choosing of o successor
to United States Senator Hale next
winter. In the face of the sweeping
Democratic victory, the Republicans
were overwhelmed with surprise. 1t
was the first beating the Republicans
Of Maine had had in 40 years, and, By
coincidence, Harris NJ. Plaisted,
father of the present successful can
didate, was Names last Democratic
Governor in 1871.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

EASTERN capitalists are now said
to be in Tacoma looking for site
for an automobile plant. Why not
turn a glance this way. while we
have a big dredger preparing just
such a site as is needed contiguous
to rail and water communication.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

CHICAGO is still second in rank OF
American cities, having almost dou-
bled in population within the past
twenty years. The population is
now 2,185, 283. While the ratio OF
population is less than of New York,
it is sufficient to maintain it as fourth
in the worlds order. The number
of cities in this country passing the
100000 mark is now increased by
five from 33, in 1900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

LEIGH r. FREEMAN, who also ran"
in the late Senatorial contest is carl
catured as the man with q beard
reaching below the knees. This is,
of course, q libel, but IT reminds us
that Mr.. Freeman's beard wholly OBJ
scured his face, and there is no safer
index Of the soul of man than his
face. and it is equally true that the
voter judges of the ability and capa-
bility of candidate by this salient
features of his anatomy. If Mr..
Freeman ever intends to make an.
other race, we would recommend a
shave as the first requisite for quail
ficatiOn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

COMPROMISED. w. W. Hopkins
and w. NJ. Num-, who had inaugu-
rated a veritable Tempest in tea
pot over who was to be the Repub-
lican county Committeeman, have
both - in the interests of harmony"
announced the withdrawal of their
names for that important post of
honor. Mum very properly objects
to the continuance of reign OF the
party boss, quite as much as to the
methods he sometimes uses, and
Hopkins seems to think that when a
man has held Office a score or more OF
years, that it is time for him to let
90 and give somebody else a chance.
1t will be noted these objections are
well taken, as we'll as the system OF
promotion that has been in force
many years. whereby all minor Of
fees are made stepping-stones to
larger ones. Hence the promotion
from city to county offices and from
county 10 State positions. is as nat
ura! rs the fall of dew in the fragrant
bud. or the ascent VI smoke
from the burning brnsh-heap. II
has been noted that a vacancy some
times results in the advancement Of
several underlings. whose only re-
lease from the pie-counter is long
enough to change seats.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

THE Peerless leaders following has
fallen off very materially since he
has become known as the Beerless
leader.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

IT seems that the Progressives
have hardly got rid of Joe Cannon
yet. He has been rencminated in
his district Dy about 5000 majority.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

WHAT THE AUTO DOEs.-It was
noted in these columns q few weeks
ago, that the bankers of q certain
Eastern city had refused to make
loans to people who wished to bor-
row for making payments on automo-
biles. The prospect was too certain
that its owner was living beyond his
income. Here is what the Sheriff of
Jackson county, Kansas. has to say
on the same class Of property. who
always has several motor cars in his
possession, because their owners had
failed to pay their grocery Or dry
goods bills:
II might be able to scrape enough
money together to buy a mOter car.
he declared, "but wouldn't want to
have to keep it up. have too many
examples every day OF persons buying
cars when they cannot afford to own
them. ! have from six to eight motor
cars in my possession all the time on
attachment suits. The curious feature
is that never have to take them on re.
pair bills or for tires. Nine times out Of
ten it is the grocery man or the dry goods
merchant who has brought suit to collect
his debt. Talk about high living! Well
I've got to 20 to work. Going out tC
bring in three more cars this afternoon
to hold until the debts are paid"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

THE tax levy in Tacoma in 1909
was IA mills and this year has been
fixed at IL mills.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-09-23

IT seems to be a matter of some
doubt whether a "hold up" Of John
Mayes' team, early Sunday morning,
at Long Lake. while bringing in the
musicians who had played at the
dance the previous night. was in
tended as a lark or the serious mat
ter it would have been had there
been a pistol in possession of the
wayfarers. Two men sprang up and
grabbed at the horses heads and de-
manded that the driver. Mayes him
self. stop. He disregarded the COM
mand. whipped up his horses and
drove into town where he reported
the matter to the police. Investiga.
ton is being made that may elicit an
explanation from the suspected par
ties.