davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1911-08-08

Miss Jennie z. Banks and Alfred
H. King. both Of No. 1909 Scott street
were married in this city on August 2,
by the Rev. George L. Wolfe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28
TeIegramy kTajowe.
z podrozy prezydenta.

Leavenworth, Kas., % wrze-
snia. = Prezydent Taft zakoi-
cyl swe odwiedziny w Stanie
Kansas przybywszy do tego mia
sta, a wieczorem wyjechal do
Stanu Iowa, gdzie zabawi diva
dni, zanim uda sic W dalsza pod
roz do Stanow zachodnich. w
ciagu dnia zatrzymai sic prze-
mawial prezydent W Topeka, At
Gibson Leavenworth, a nadto
pociag jego zatrzymywal sic W
licznych innych miastach, azeby
dac sposobnosc gromadzacym sic
ludziom do witania najwyzszego
urzednika kraju. w Stanie Kan
sas pan Taft przebyi S45 mil i
wygiosii s2 NOW. w Topeka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28
o Tripolis.

Londyn, 2S wrzeSnia. = Do
SHY tn wieSci ze wszech miar
wiarygodne, re Wiochy posialy
Turcyi ultimatum, ma mocy kt6-
rego zadaja pozwolenia ma zaje-
Gle Tripolisu ped protektorat
Wioch; jeSli Turcya W ciagu II
godzin ME zgodzi sic ma to, to
Wlochy okupuja Tripolis. Rad
wioSki oskarza Turcye. a przeSla-
dowania wloskich poddanych w
TripoliSie, oraz caly szereg
zajSc Pomniejszej natury, "a
ktore jednak zada wysokiej sa-
tysfakcyi. W pismach londyh-
skich utrzymuja, re panstwa eu-
ropejskie d szczegolniej Anglia
ME dozwola Wiochom ma zaje-
Gle TripoliSu, choc Wiochy chca
zan Turcyi zapiacic 20 milionow
odSzkodowania. Rad turecki d
chwalii odjac Wiochom1 zamiesz-
kalym W Turcyi protekcye prawa,
W razie gdyby ich rzad zajal Tri-
polls. w mieScie kraju Tripolis
muzuimanic okazuja slime wzbu-
rzenie, wSr6d Europejczykow
aiepokoj, obawiajQ sic tam roz-
ruchow i gwait6w.. Wyladowa-
ME wioskich wojsk bedzie ha-
Stem do powstania muzuimanow
w caiym kraju. Niemcy probuja
poSredniczyc pomiedzy W}ocha-
mi a Turcya, ale dotychczas Z
prob tych rezultat maiy, Wybu-
chu wcjny oczekiwac MONA Ia
da chwila. Rad wioski zawez-
wal wszystkie wioskie Okrety
handlowe do unikania wod turec-
kich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28
Krotkie Notatki Miejskie.

- Christ GIocker, 224S w. AZ Place
chciaia sic wczorai otruc, ale ja urato-
wano.
John Range, skarly .miasto %
100000 odszkodowania. Podwyzszenie
.torow kolejowych rzekomo obnizylo
wartosG jego wiasnoSci
- Pod koIa pociagu wpadi "a Ietni
James X. Aimans, 6611 Wentworth
ave.
MaIarz Geo. H. Reid, 113e w.
Chicago ave. smiertelne rany odniosf
kiedy przy malowaniu domu spadi
drabiny
Rabusie obrabowali restauracye
555S Ellis ave.
- $1,000 odszkodowania przyzna-
nc Williamowi Condor, kt6ry zostaf
skaleczony ma tramwaju Ashland ave.
przez w6z nalezacy do firmy j. C. Pen
noyer and Co.
= Podejrzans uprawlanie oszu-
silva Grace Van Fine sedzia Dolap u
wolnii.
Pred tygodniem "a podatki
e"r7edano teatr hotel Auditorium.
Me przejdzie on jednak W rece innych
viascicieli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28

przemawial do weteranow "a
checal ich, by wpiywami swoimi
zachecali do propagowania po-
wszechnego pokoju zapomoca So
dow polubownych, a tn mowii o
taryfie powodach swego zave-
towania pewnych novel. Niez-
miernie 60 cieszylo, re W tym
,,nieprzyjacielskim" Stanie tax
serdecznie go wszedzie witano.
Strajku ogolnego ME bedzie.
Tampa, Fla, 2S wrzesnia. =
Generalnego strajku tutejszych
cygarnikow ME bedzie, gdyz fa-
brykanci ich pracownicy posta-
nowili poddac pod sad polubow-
ny Ikwestye wytwarzajace ich roz-
nice zapatrywail.
Strajk kolejowy.
Memphis, Tenn, 2S wrzesnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28
Policyant Mcclellan wyrzucony
q policyi.

poiiSyL
Teraz juz niema watpliwosci o
szczerych zamiarach komisyi
siuzby cywilnej W sledztwie po-
licyjnem. Wczoraj po wys}ucha-
niu Swiadkow obu stron ze sluz-
by w chicagoskiej policyi wyda-
lono Karola J. McClellana, poll
cyanta re stacyi przy 35tej ulicy,
ktory w swieto robotnikow przez
palce patrzaf ma szuler6w operu-
jacych w poblizu parku pi}karzy,
Wydalenie McClellana ME jest
wcale niespodzianka bo reporter
i fotograf Record Heralda udo-
wodnili dostatecznie, re McClel-
Ian wiedziat szulerce, a wstrzy-
mac jej ME chcial. Mcclellan po-
magai nawet szulerom odpedza-
jac chiopcow i niegrajacych cd
stoiow.
Zeznania Spellmana i Atwella
potwierdzili inni ludzie, nawet ci,
ktorych obrona wezwaf ma swiad-
kow.
Jutro rozpocznie sic process po-
rucznika w. w. Walsha, ktory
dnia Ago wrzesnia pelnif obowia-
Xxi kapitana W poblizu parku pill
karzy.
Walsha oskarzaja wprost o to,
ze pozwolil szulerom interes swoj
prowadzic.
Jak ma sprawy te zapatruJa sic
przywodcy robotnikow najlep-
Sym dowodem jest to, re "a in
kryminujace swiadectwo przeciw
policyi zadaja $1,000 nagrody /
So, 800 ma wydatki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28

dnik W pedzie, przeiamal porecz
mostu runal do rzeki. Dwu czy
trzech Pasazerow zdolalo VEGAS
uskoczyc: jeden mich ksiadz
katolicki nazwiskiem Richards,
uratowal osobiscie szeSc osob.
- Donosza z Tulonu, gdzie to-
czy sic sledztwo W sprawie kata-
strofy ma okrecie ,,Liberte', re i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28

szyderczo krytykuja posrednicza-
ca polityke swego rzadu.
= Edison, wynalazca amery-
kahski bawiacy tu, zwiedzil elek-
trownie berlinskie.
- Donosza z Seesen, 1niaste-
czka W Harzu, re pozar zniszczyl
tam domy 5000 mieszkancow.
Szkoda egromna.
Monachium, Bawarya, 28 wrze-
snia. = Ksiaze regent Luitpold
powrocii do swej stolicy let
niego pobytu znacznie wzmo-
cniony ma zdrowiu i silach, lud-
nose wita}a go entuzyastycz-
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28
z Wloch.

Rzym, 20 wrzeSnia. = Gaia
niemal ludnoSc jest do walki .
Tripolis usposobiona entuzyasty-
cznie; protestuja tylko = socya-
liSci.
- Rad przyjai dar milionera
amerykanskiego, Carnegiego, kto-
ry ofiarowai S15O,OOO ma zaiozenie
wloskiego funduszu bohaterow
kr6l mu podziekowai LISTEN odre-
cznym.
Medyolan, % wrzeSnia. = So
cyalisci tutejsi urzqdzili wielk2
demonStracye przeciwko wojnie
.podnoszono, re zajecie Tripollsa
planuje tylko dynastya i wzno-
szono okrzyki ma czesc Bresci'e-
90. mordercy krola Humberta.
Podobniez burzliwe demonstra-
eve odbyly sic W Forli, Rawennie
innych miastach.
- Donosza z Tripolisu, ze w
sasiednim Tunisie wybuchia cho-
lera juz kilkadziesiat osob ma
nia zmario.
z Franeyi.
Paryz, 2S wrzeSnia. - Rad
niemiecki przesial juz swa od-
powiedz francuskiemu ma ostat-
MIA jego note marokkanskq tekst
ME znany.
Okropna sic tn wydarzyia
katastrofa: automobilowy omni-
bus spadi mostu Archeveque do
rzeki Sekwany; IL osob utoneio
a 10 odnioslo bardzo ciezkie ra-
ny. Przyczyna nieszczescia byio
to, ze motorowy, wymiiajac inny
automobil skrecii omnibus "a
nadto gwaitownie wjechai ma cho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28
z Nieniec.

Berlin, 20 wrzeSnia, = Prasa
niemiecka zaznacza, ze Niemcy
W Marokko nauczyly postepowa-
MIA Wioch6w " Tripolis; gazety
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28

= Czy przypuszczasz, moja Jadziu,
re ia zawsze bede sic podoba6 menu
irzyn:erowi?
Naturalnie, droga Haniu! Miiosc
oslepia czlowieka!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28

stotnie ma kilku innych okre-
tach rownoczeSnie pozary wybu-
chiy, ale je VEGAS stlumiono.
Wskazywaioby to ma istnienie
Spisku majacego zniszczenie flo
ty ma celu. = w ciagu minionej
nocy zmarlo jeszcze II zoinierzy,
pokaleczonych w tel explozyi.
Prace oko}o kadiuba okretu trivia
ia nieprzerwanie. SLIME uszko-
dzony zostai wskutek explozyi ma
,,Liberte" take stojacy obok O.
kret ,,Republique".
- Donosza Tulonu, re diva
torpedowce Trident" Mus
queton" kolidowaly w tym por-
Gle, przyczem drugi odniosi ciez-
kie uszkodzenia. L ludzi Mkt ME
zginai.
z Peru.
Lima, % wrzeSnia. = Rad IL
dzielil przestepcom politycznym
amnestyi; W kraju spokoj.
2 Mexyku.
Guadalajara, IS wrzeSnia. w
kaplicy tutejszej zlozono Gala
mase ogni sztucznych, ktore mia
no spalic w chwili procesyi uro-
czystej odbywanej Corocznie
tutejszym obrazem Matki Bo-
skiej; ma te procesye mial przy-
bye Madero kandydat prezyden-
cyalny. w koSciele przepeinio-
nym explodowaly ognie owe 4
osoby zostaly zabite, Is rany
odnioslo...
2 Nierniec.
Berlin, 2S wrzeSnia. = Prasa
niemiecka zaznacza, re Niemcy
w Marokko nauczyH postepowa-
MIA Wioch6w " Tripolis; gazety
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28
OKROPNA KATASTROFA W PARYzU.
Echa explozyi W Tulonie.
FataIne ognie sztuczne w Kosciele
ZE sPRAW NIEMIEcKIcH.

Pan Taft wyetdta Strak cygarnk6w za4egnany.
drozny Wichita, Kans- Trucicieka New Orleans.
Chopiec wykradzony znaazi Aviator Fowler
podr6zy Przeciw trustowi budulca. Lynczowanie
Baego W Arkansas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28

lDokofezenie ma str. 5ei.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28

TNE OLDEST POLISH DAILY In CHICAGO
SINGLE COPY ONE CENT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28
Strajk kolejarzy.

Ma konwencyi maszynistow,
postanowiono strajkowac, jesli
koleje Harrimana ME zgodza sic
ma zadania robotnikow unijnych.
Wys}ano telegram do Juliusza
Kruttschnitta, prezesa linii Har-
rimana, zadajacy odpowiedzi ma
pytania unistow. Decyzya ma ma
dejSc dzisiaj w poiudnie. Przy-
wodcy unijni czekac beda do po-
ludnia, jesli zas odpowiedz ME
nadejdzie, zaczna sic zaraz przy-
gotowania do strajku.
Ma liniach Harrimana okoio
5000 ludzi ME pracuje powodu
braku zajecia W warsztatach ko-
Iejowych i zarzad kolei ma ma
dzieje, re wiasnie dlatego }atwo
bedzie ziamac strajk, DO ludzie ci
chetnie zajma miejsca strajkie-
row.
Wayrnan ma gubernatora.
John E. w. Wayman, prokura-
tor stanowy W powiecie Cook,
wczoraj oglosii swoja kandydatu-
re ma gubernatora Stanu Illinois
po stronie republikahskiej.
Wayman jest drugim kandyda-
tenn. Pred dwoma miesiacami
kandydature swoja oglosif Wall
ter Clyde Jones.
Wayman ME nalezy do zadnej
fakcyi, ma jake partya republican
ska sic dzieli. Szanse jego w Chi
cago ME So wcale pomyslne =
mowia znawcy polityki zakuliso-
wei = tenn mniej moze on sic
spodziewat, cd wyborcow W in
nych miejscowosciach stanu.
Wiezien ma ,plecy."
Ciekawe yplecy" czyli protek--
eye W szeregach politykierow ma
Harry T. Robinson. lego iowa
rzysz siedzi W wiezieniu w St.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-28
Maszynisci czekaja ma odpowiedz
prezesa hnii Harrimana.
WAYMAN KANDYDUJE.
Prokurator stanowy kandyduje na guberna'
tora po stronie republikahskiej.
Smiafy rabunek.
ezien ma pIecy".- Nieszczeslivve Nvypadld

Paul, oskarzony o obrabowanie
teatru w st. Paul; sam sic do te-
go przyznaf Robinsona do tego
Wmieszaf.
Robinson, ubrany bardzo mo-
dnie mieszka sobie W chicago
skim hotelu, jada sobie W najlep-
szych miejscach - wolny jest
jak ptak - choc jego towarzysz
Ike Cohen powiada, re Robinson
wziaf wszystkie pieniadze kasy
teatru, kt6ra dynamitem rozsa-
dill.
Sedzia Dever wprawdzie zawy-
rokowai, re Robinson ma sic sta
vic ma process W St. Paul "a Ro-
binson ma ,,plecy" i robi co mu
sic podoba.
Rabuia w oczach publicznosci.
Chronologiczny porzadek tel
afery przedstawia sic nastepuja-
CO:
o GAS wieczorem zarzadca
zamknaf sklad firmy Van Stone
Style Store, I3o n. State utica.
O 7:o5 = w obecnosci licznej
gromady ludzi wynoszono iowa
ry ma w6z.
7:Io - Stroz zauwazyi,' re
drzwi wysadzono sklad obrabo-
wano.
w tym wypadku rabusie chica-
goscy udowodnili, re maja ME
zrosnana odwage, przytem spryt
zrecznoSc.
Zaraz po zamknieciu sk}adu
przez klerkow trzech rabusiow "a
jechalo przed sklad w wielkim
wozie. Zaczeto wynosic futra,
jedwabie, suknie tax szybko, ze
w kr6tkim czasie woz napeinio--
no. Ma woz wpakowano towarow
ma SUNG $4,000.
Nieszczesliwe wypadki.
Automobile spowodowaiy kilka
nieszczeSliwych wypadkow wczo-
raj. Eudora Frazer, zam. pm. 5o3o
S. Michigan ave. i try towarzy-
ski zostaiy skaleczone kiedy ich
automobil zderzy} sic wozem
towarowym ma E. 81 Indiana
ave.
Byl takze jeden nieszczesliwy
wypadek w Evanston, w kt6rym
dwie kobiety zostaiy skaleczone.
Aresztowano K. p. Boduna, szo-
fera automobilu frachtowego,
kt6ry byf przyczyna kolizyi.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-09-08

The trial of Henry G.. Beattie at
Chesterfield Court House, near Rich
mond has been veritable filth bath
for the reading public. The trial, so far
the public morals are concerned, has
been worse than the murder itself hor-
rible as it was. In speaking of this ia
nous trial the Christian Advocate
says:
"Ever since the murder, without
any breathing spell, some Of these
papers have filled column after col
umn with gruesome speculation, sem
sational speculation and dirty detail
The reader have not been allowed TO
forget the horrible deed done in their
midst. The conduct of poor wretches
has been flaunted disgustiagly in the
faces Of young and old, aud the whole
community has been submerged in
bath of filth that has pollated and de-
filed thousands who should have been
protected.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-09-08

A FRIEND OF THE FARMER.

Representative Lever of South Car
DINA, proves himself a friend of the
farmer in the admirable bill he intro
duced in the House to establish agri-
cultural extension departments in con
nection with the agricultural schools
and experiment stations in the various
states The plan contemplates a ma
tional appropriation of $4,000 to be
met by similar state appropriation,
for the purpose of disseminating such
information concerning scientific ag-
riculture as the government and pri-
vate experts may have gathered in
their experiments and experience.
The recent progress along agricul-
tural lines has led to the recognition
Of the fact that the individual farmer
may find large success and the aggre-
gate of the farmers business may
reach undreamed-of proportions by the
adoption of intensive farming and the
application Of scientific principles and
methods. 1t is with the view of arous-
ing the farmer, improving his condi-
ton, and increasing the general pros
perity that this bill is offered.
Mr.. Lever, believing that the sources
of scientific agriculture should be ac-
cessible to every farmer, and that
with the gradual introduction Of scien-
tifc principles and modern methods
will come a gradual improvement OF
the farmers condition and a great in.
crease in general prosperity, proposes
that the nation and each state shall
unite in carrying to every Ia. go IT,.
knowledge he needs.
We most cordially commend t..
proposition, holding that the COVE
ment can do nothing better 10 insara
general prosperity than to encourage
and promote the intelligent and sue.
cessful cultivation of the soil and the
large production of the necessities of
life.-The Richmond Virginian.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-09-08

Present indications are that Gov.
Wilson could carry the United States
by a safe majority in the electoral col
lege without the aid of New York or
Connecticut. He is exceedingly popu-
lar in the old Republican States of the
Upper Mississippi valley in the Rocky
Mountain and Pacific Coast region.
Ore of the cOmmonest remarks in that
section of the country invariably be-
gins, off the Democrats nominate
Woodrow Wilson, Mention the name
of the Governor of New Jersey to an
insurgent Republican and he beams
with ready response to the suggestion.
AS one studies the map, Gov. Wilson
could probably carry every State west
of the Mississippi river were the cleo
ton to be held INN ediately, and, east
of it, he would sweep in enough cleo
toral votes north of the Ohio river to
make some of the strength of the Old
solid South superfluous.
The only difficult question concern
ing Gov. Wil"on, as things look now,
Is wheiher he did not "arrive" too
soon. Ii he one OF those candl dates who
sweep the country the year before? He
is enormously attractive, from many
points of view. No one SO captivating
has appeared among the leaders Of the
Democratic party in years. The masses
forget "the scholar in politics" in the
man who has soundly thrashed a
bunch OF reptile politicians at their
own game. Those who distrust mere
theorists and political h Oh brows rel
ish the sight of an -academician
who prodded New Jersey Legisla-
ture, of all .aw-making bodies in the
world, into national fame for its ex.
traordlnary exploits in reform.
The present line OF attack on the
Governor is that, IN the words of the
New York World, Gle has over-Bry-
anized himself by his Endorsement of
the Oregon system of popular govern.
ment and his Harrisburg criticism OF
"the money monopoly" The future
opposition to his nomination promises
to be worked up, especially in conser
vatiVe quarters in the East, in the ex
pectation of at least arraying agains
him somewhat more than ouethlrd O
the Democratic national convention
twH-thirds, it will be remern bered, be
ing necessary for a nom alton. If,
s'rong c pservative Pm st agains
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-09-08

The prospect for the early settlement
Of the matter of the location of the
NorwlaK MotorCsr Company factory
at this place are very bright and we
hope the matter may be settled in the
interest of the town. 1t seems certain
that nothing much better could pos
sibly come to the town.
This is large and important factory
1t will employ large number of skill
ed machlnests who will draw good
wages and the greater part of the EN-
ployes will be Of this class. A number
of people will be brought here and will
add to our population thus creating a
stronger demand for houses and max
ing added customers forthe merchants
The people who have started in this
matter by subscribing stock can do
the town no greater benefit than to
clinch the factory at once as other
towns are anxious for the enterprise.
Mr.. S. p. Hopkins, the local agent
of the company deserves all praise for
the untiring efforts which he has put
forth in this matter and the town owes
him a great deal for the part he has
taken in the matter.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-09-08
UNION MEETINGS
WEST VIRGINIA FEDERATION OF
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS
WILL BE HELD.
New Organization Seeks to Strengthen
Various Organizations of Which
1t is Composed-Meets at
Keyser, w. Va.

At the last sessions of the various
state agricultural organizations, held
at Charleston last January, a prelim-
mary organization, to be known as the
West Virginia Federation of Agricul-
tural Associations, was formed. Hon.
J J. Cornwell, of Romney, is president;
Rev. Archibald Moore, d. D., of Par
kersburg, is vice president, and Dean
E. d. Sanderson, of the College of Ag-
riculture, is secretary. This fedora
ton will not interfere with the work
Of any of the organizations forming it.,
but will seek to strengthen them and
unity their work and efforts. One way
in which this is being done is by pub
fishing a single premium list for all
the associations which hold exhibits
at this time, SO that it may be given
wide circulation and bring representa-
tive exhibits from all parts of the
state.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-09-08
Public Sale
of valuable
Personal Property
Manager.

Intending to discontinue housekeeping / will
sell all of my household goods, kitchen furniture
at my residence in Hedgesville, W. Va, on
Tuesday, S. ptember Il, 1911
beginning at p, NJ consisting of
iron beds, . bureaus, 3 wash stands, chiffonier
mattresses, lot bed clothing, hard coal double
heater good new. air tight heater, oil heater
lounges, 3 oak rockers, book rack, hall lamp
parlor table, Morris chair, set oak dining chairs
graphophone. (Edison) with 20 records and 2
horns, oil stove burners with baker in good
order, serving table, ironing board, set Potts sad
irons, loi mating good as new. some of it l l-2
yards wide, . douggetts 10Xl2 feet, lot lamps in
GLIDING , nickel lamps,2 easels, 10 pr. curtains,
u window blinds, lamp stand, side board, lot
dishes, tnware. mirrors and pictures, curtain
poles, garden plow lot other articles not men
toned.
Terms,
credit of six months will be given en- all
sums over So purchaser to give approved note
negOtiab le and payable at the Merchants and
Farmers Bank, Martinsburg W. Va, under IS
cash. No property to be removed until settl ed
fol.
Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-09-08
Has Taft Committed Suicide?

In his speech to the Essex County
Republicans at Hamilton, Mass, Mr..
Taft referred contemptuously to 'the
desire" of Democrats and Republican
insurgents at the special session to
"gratify what was supposed to be a
popular desire for the reductions of
duties.o
On the pledge that they would revise
the Payne-Aldrich duties the Demo-
Gratis carried the House in the 1910
elections. Because Of popular dissatis.
faction with what Mr.. Taft had declar-
ed at Winona to be "the best Tariff
dill the Republican party has ever
passed." Republican majority of 80
ia the House was changed to Demo
cratic majority Of 81.
The same year the Democrats also
elected Governors in Maine, Massa-
chusetts, Connecticut, New York,
New Jersey and Ohio, all States that
had given Taft majority in 1908.
Legislatures were also elected that sent
to the United States Senate Democrats
to succeed Republicans in Name, New
York, New Jersey, West Virginia,
Ohio, Indiana, Missouri and Montana.
In those sections represented by in
surgeut Republicans who had fought
the ne-Aldrich tariff the Demo-
Gratis made fewest gains. In California
the regular Republi cans were beaten
by the insurgent Republicans.
In the House on Aug. IA thirty in
surgent Republicans and one independ-
ent voted with the solid Democratic
majority for the Wool Tariff bill. The
vote stood $50 to 80, or three, fourths
majority. In the Senate on Aug. Is
eight insurgent Republicans voted
with the solid Democrats for the same
bill. The veto stood IS to 2S in favor
of lower duties on wool and wooleps.
The eight insurgent Republican Sen
ators who voted for the Wool Tariff
bill and so incurred Mr.. Taft hostility
are Bristow, Brown, Clapp, Crawford,
Cummins, La Toilette, Pondexter
and Works. OF them Brown of Ne
bTaska alone represents State that
gave its electoral vote Mr.. BRYAN in
1905. The others represent Kansas,
Minnesota, South Dakota, Iowa, Wis.
consin, Washington and California.
States which gave Mr. Taft 50 electoral
votes in 1908. In 1912 their States Will
nave % electoral votes. Mr.. Taft has
declared war on these Senators and
other insurgent Republicans who voted
1of tarln revision. He has already at
tackled them on the stump and is
about to "swing around the circen on
a speech, making tour through the
territory where their views prevail.
Ia other States that gave him their
electoral vote in 1905, and two wears
later, after the passage of tie PAYNE
Aldnch tariff, elected Democratic
/ Governors aud United states Senators
and helped to turn over the control of
the House TO the Democrats-in Nasse-
chusetts, New York, New Jersey, Ohio
Indians and West Virginia-Mr. Taft
appeals for popular support by deri-
ding 1.-THE supposed popular desire"
Tor tarlf reductions. He has made tie
issue 1872 and opened the fight.
Has Taft committed suicjdeP
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-09-08

". b. Scott was the real issue before
the people in the election last year for
mem bers of the state legislature in
West Virginia and everybody knows
the result. Scott was repudiated as no
man ever was in this state, yet tile
Taft administration cannot, or Will
not, make an appointment of fourth
class postmaster in the state without
first consulting Scott. Well, Scott was
not more thoroughly dscredited than
was Taft and his whole administra.
ton.