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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
BUMPER CROPS THROUGHOUT
THE WORLD THIS SEASON

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. IA
Crops generally throughout the world
this year are bumper. This Is shown
by figures In a cablegram received by
the Department OF Agriculture to-day
from the International Institute OF
Agriculture at Rome. Italy. giving the
preliminary estimates OF the acreage
production OF wheat. rye. barley. oats.
and corn. II Is estimated that the
production will be as follows:
Wheat-France. 335.974 bushels;
Roumania. s5.4l7. 900: Canada. 206.-
033. 900. Total production OF the follow
ing named countries. 5000. 900. 900
bushels. or 81 per cent more than
last years production: Prussia, Bel
GUM. Bulgary, Denmark. Spain. Great
Britain. Hungary. Italy. Luxembourg.
Switzerland. France. Norway. Neither
lands, Roumania, Prussia, India, ia
pan. Egypt. Tunls. Canada and the
United States.
Rye-France. $685.. 900 bushels;
Netherlands. 1922 900. Total pro-
duction In the following named coun-
tries. LESS. 000. 900 bushels, or III per
cent more than last years production:
Prussia. Belgium. Bulgaria, Denmark.
Spain, France. Hungary. Italy. Luxem-
burg. Norway. Netherlands, Roumfs
MIA. Russia, Switzerland. Canada anil
the United States.
Barley-Roumania. 22.24s.000 bush
OILS: Canada, 46.49s.0 900. Total produc-
ton In the following named countries.
l. 154 .000bo0 Susheis. or 81 per cent.
more than last year: Prussia. Bel
GUM. Bulgaria. Denmark. Spain. Great
Britain. Hungary. Italy, Luxembourg.
Switzerland. Norway. Netherlands.
RoumaniR, Russia. Japan, Egypt. Tu-
MS. Canada and the United States.
Oats-Roumania. 21,525.0OO bush
els: Canada, 40O.502. 900. Total pro-
.duction In the following named coun'
tries. $500. 900. 900 bushels. or 17.s per
cent. more than last year: Prussia.
Belgium. Bulgaria Denmark. Spain,
Great Britain. Hungary. Italy. Luxem-
burg. Switzerland. Norway, Neither
lands. Roumania. Russia. Japan. Alge-
ria, Tunis. Canada and the United
States.
Corn-Roumania, 1856 900 bush
els. Total production IN the following
named countries. 3.616.0o0, 900 bushels,
or ITO per cent. more than last year:
Hungary mot including Croatia and
Slavonia). Bulgaria. Spain. Italy. Rou'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

BOSTON. Sept. 23-The Boston Red
SoN returned home from tho west to-day
as champions OF the American League
TO one or the greatest welcoming demon
srat tons ever accorded an athletic team
In this city.
Great crowds lined the city streets
through which the players passed in
automobiles TO Boston Common, where
the welcome was formally made. Bust
ness was temporarily suspended all
along tho line. while thousands OF work
erS thronged the windows
ON the common the welcome was Off
cial as wei as popular.
Mayor John +. q. fitzgerald presided
and gave the keys OF the city 10 the
team. no member Of which owns Boston
as his home. In common with the other
speakers, who included District Attorney
Peletier and Sheriff Quinn, the mayor
eSTressed the hope and belief that the
Red SoN would be victorious In the
world series in October
Manager Jake" Stahi RESPONDING IN
behalf OF the team. said:
This great demonstration will be an
inspiration 10 us In the games ahead"
All the other players appeared, and
expressed their thanks for the welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
MEN WHO IMPORTED NEGRO
COTTON PIcKERS SHOT.

MuSkOGEE. Okl.. Sept. 7s.-Be-
cause they imported negro cotton pick
ers TO Briartown. where negroes never
have been allowed TO stay the farmers
Same Robinson. W. A. Larrimore and
John Hilton were shot late last night
II Ii eaid Robinson and Iarrimora
probably VIII die. More trouble Is
feared ana a large force OF deputies
has been sent TO Briartown-
II Is reported that citizens organ
lied 20 drive the imported laborers
out OF tho section and when some Of
them went to the places OF the farm
ers. found them defending the blacks.
Then the shooting begun.
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PosTrAsTERs ARPoIHTuD
IN LITTLE MOUNTAIN STATE.

wAsHINGTON. y. G.. sept zs.-west
Virginia Dos'nastsr- appointed today
are. Cecil. Taylor county. James a.
Williamson. vice y. Mcdaniel. resigned.
Milan Hardy county. George NJ smith.
vice J. r. Amswiiisr deceased: Paragon.
kanaWha county. John y Dawson. Woe
a. l.. Robinson. resigned. 81 clara.
DoddridEs county. Eiden A. schmidt.
vice g.. Fisher. esigned. south Charles
ton, hnnaWha county. William Il.
haines. vice J 2. Biackwood. resigned /.
strouds Webster county. Marv n, D.ei
cfick vice ~ T. Morton. married /.
VAUDEVILLE Monroe county. Ffibert III
Iraller. vice j A. Bean. resigned. WIZ
lis. kanawha county. Charles NJ Gfv~nl
vice =. T. Hammack. resigned
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FLYNN FUNERAL
Last sad Rites over the RsmAlns Of the
Late Mn. y. n Flynn VIII
Take P1aos To-day.

Impressive funeral services over the
mortal remains Of the late Mrs Isabel
Caldwell Flynn who died ~ the family
residences, on North Main street. on
sunday afternoon will be held from
the home % Their father Gen Alfred
Caldwell. on North Main steet this
al teruOOm At o'clock
The services will be conducted hv
rev W \ Cook. y. ID. pastor % the
Ftrsf Presbyterian church The paii
hearers Will Dc william r. Erupu.
Baird Mitchell. John q. HOFFMAN m
George List Robert Hazistt end Wi
liam Brice. intsrment will be made
a. Greenwood cemetery
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". fleetwood; Father z P'rlsser, g. n.
Elm Grove. Father Paimoskl, a NJ, Elm
Grove Father n Nader. 3. r, Edxinr-
ton; Father A Beliwald. 8. NJ EdginE-
Father McEtchen. Barton. Father Witt
man. BridsepOrt, Father T. n. Schosnen.
Iairmont. Father Francis F1annagan.
Sacred Heart church; F,arhsr A Moswfs.
gan. Wheeling hospital; ~. Rev Mon
sisnor Joseph Mullen. v. q. D., Immacu-
kiuscr. MorEantovn Father IEnatfus 81
~. Cap Father Chrosoatum, y. ~ Car
both 81 81 Aiphonsu church: Father
Aoraham. Asyriani Father .. I'll Moys.
Father Edward Weber. Fathsr Joaaph
Mortorano. Father II J. Brown. the ast
five being from 81 Joseph's cathedral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
WHEELING BOWLERS
GO TO PITTSBURG
WILL PARTICIPATE IN TouRHA-
MEET UEDEE AUSPICES
OF IKE A. n. A.
Bowling Association VIII Ne
In Charge Of the Event
Teams Battered.

The Pittsburgh Bowling Association
81 meeting recently. decided 20 hold
tournament 90 begin Monday. Jan
uary 20. 1913 and an initiation has
cen extended 60 the Wheeling bowlers
tourney
A rule adopted bv the American Bowl
ms Congress A. ITS recent convection
"a Chicago IL that every city must hold
90 lcast one tourun mfuf each year 60
hold their membe ship IN the A y @.
90 wheeling VIII have 20 hold tourua-
uent hers. which will probably take
place In February Several teams have
already entered in the Pittsburgh tour
namfnt and with Wheeling teams In the
Smoky City tourney a. will no doubt
trinE howlarr 90 this city
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p. o. Appointments.

WASHINGTON. Sept 23.-Presi-
dent Taft told a delegation Of third
and fourth class postmasters a. the
White House that n they realized the
trouble their appointments caused
they would agree with him that n
would he better for all concerned TO
place them under the civil service.
Tho President expressed the hope
that the feeling IL growing IN favor
~ putting all government servants on
tho basis 81 permanent tenure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
SISTER OF KING OF
SPAIN DIED YESTERDAY

MADRID. Spain. September rs
Princess Maria Teresa. sister OF King
Alfonso. diod suddenly today from the
effects OF an embolism.
The infants. who was not quite 30
years OF age. was married ak years
ago TO Prince Ferdinand OF Bavaria.
The prince had become n naturalized
Spaniard a year before and an officer
in the spanish army. lie resides in
Madrid. The Infanta leaves three chill
dren. Prince Luis Alfonso. Prince Jose
EuEenlo and princess not yet a
year old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
COMMISSION BULLETIN
1912 WORLD SERIES

the press bon al the vorids ssries VIII
- conrned 20 men wno are actually
worktng. 8pacs 10 limited ant news
BApsrs OF the cities IN the major leagues
VII have precsdenee over all othera
Applications for spAcs for the Ran>~
" Nv Ncrk must be made 70 John n
Sockerson. Boston Journal
The name Of each Newspaper rsprss~n-
tauve should be sent with the epplica-
ton IL 10 also imperative that TIE APP
pncant state whether wire will be
necessAry or n 70 n the intention 20
operate two wires II Will not be po-si-
bic In all cases 10 seat those Who work
wires, and thoss vho DO not work wfrss
side by side Pisass specify name Of
man who will use wire
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NeMsnlaal a Wltnn.a

Los ANGELES. Sept. z3.-ortle
NcManigal. who is 10 be the CHEZ
witness for the prosecution in the
dynamttlnS case to be tried in Indian
apohs Is on his way to the Indiana
capitol. where no is due to arrive to-
morrow
IL became known today. that Nc
Manigal left the county Jail Satur-
day. with three detectives. II was
planned 10 leave the train n short dts
lance from indianapolis and take Nc
Manigal TO the county jail in an auto
mobile.
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porsry Accommodations must - built
for the convecienes OF "a. a<~. pss~r
Irtters. u ~ specially reuuss,ec that ar
p,ieations BE Eads at once. for ~ viii &
- srrAt essistence 10 those vho nave
exactl1 what the c<Dsnfs will %
Editors are Epetially requested not 10
asa space for any but Actual wort~-s
both cities will be fully % 20 their ca
10 Co
ISOLATION OF America
JOSEPH s. JACKSON. Press1sn,
Approved by national onrni..,on
AUG. HERMANN.
q JOHNSON
T. J. LYNCH
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A PROTEST
Manager JACK James. % ths Hodshona
Team. Protests Game for the
On au1pfonnhip.

sportinE Editor fnteiiiEencsr
sir The manager o. The Hodshon
base ball club wishes ~ state that be
fails 90 Sc where the Myers Provision
team cen claim the Eame played sunday
September a. na lf ended Tn n dispute in
the first hair ~ the fifth inning The
play iu question was When SETS hit safe
~. Eeffinc first. and started Tor second
but seeing De could not make 80. started
back Tor first The ball was thrown
there and close plaV vas the result
Tape umElrinF the bases threw out
both hands palm doWnward Indicating
rafe. while Miller. umpirinF ~ the plate
ralled him out fnder these cirruul.
stances the thlrd out. retiring the side
and making ~ game. vas not made. 10
a. TIRE opinion ~ the manager 81 the
Wodahona that the Myers cannot claim
tne game or rhampionFhin ana afiIl
thinks he nas a better team than the
MIcre. end la willlnr fo play them nf
am Time OF the Forty-soventh erect
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PtTrsRURCH. Pa. sept. 7a-star-
- reported tonight follow.
DAVIS fsfAND-9a feet station
ionary. cloudy
sTEUBENvuLE-e2 feet. risins !
cloudy.
PARKERsBURG.-7s feet. rising. !
showers
OiL CITY foot inches. station
arr. rain
WARREN foot. stationary. raln|
MORGANTOWN-1 feet. station
ary. cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

Funeral services over me remains Of
TIE late Mrs sophia SfromberE were
held IN ~ Jhn's rhu Oh yesterday after
noon. the services being conducted BY
Rev ". ~ tiferf. assisted hv Rev r. ~
LAtteI pastor n the Second United
Preshyferfan church fufrrueut s.a
made IN VT Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

mania. Russia. Switzerland. United
States. Japan and Egypt.
Rye-ltaly. ei.is5. 900 bushels; ia
pan. 3s6. OFT 900.
Flax Seed-Canada. 2s.144.oeo bush.
els.
Wine-Italy. s45.sss. 900 imperial
gallons; wine. musty. Spain. 3o7.-
$4,000
Silk Cocoons-Japan, 55i,7fs.OoO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

CHICAGO. sept 23-The American
Association today closed It's regular
playing season with a game between
Minneapolis and Milwaukee Minnea-
rolls. champions for the two last sea
IONS clinched this years pennant also.
several days ago
prcsidenf Thomas Chiviugtou said
that the local conditions at ST Paul
and Louisville were not 80 favora bic
as in former years and this he CHARGED
10 the poor staYt OF tho two teams He
also said that probably the loss Of
OToole from st. Paul and Cheney from
Louisville might have had some offer.
The sason just closed. he said. has been
a prosperous one. Score n " r.
Milwaukee ....... ...........e ~ s
Minneapolis ................... Is .
Batteries - Nicholson, Marion and
Barr. Comstock. Waddeil and Smith
Ten Innings
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rouroH-rs BOUTS.

Ray Bronson VS.. Harry Brewer.
eight rounds. at 81. Louis. Mo.
Jack Britton vs.. Jack Redmond
ten rounds. at New York city.
Young Sammy Smith vs.. billy
West. ten rounds. at New York
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

Very Impressive funeral services were
held over the remains % tho late Rev
Iatner ? J. Uufy. ~ So Ioseph'a cafhe-
dral, yssferf lay morning and the church
va crowded a. its utmost capacity ~
aCcorn r1odate The large gathering who
ATTENDED the services.
Requiem htFh mass VS. Celebrated
erl we participated in By manv priests
Ter MINERAL oraflnn 49, delivered fv
REV Fathsr Bullion. - Fafru1nt after
burg for lnfarnrrnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

UTICA. -. v. sept. 21-fn = eel
cision re- dercd in United STATED
court here tceay Judge Roy holds thaI
the supreme lodge knights % pythia
has no rirhi 20 Increase the assess|
mcnt Of an irsurcs member.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

Amorr the priests attending IRE eer-
vices we're Revs Fafhcr Wherle Wclf-
1.le fther Mulheerue. Martins Ferry
Father Power. sfeubcnViils Fafhcr
EuoEar. etsuheuvlis Fafher ri . Royce
dean 81 clerrf. Hisfersvilie f'afhsr rrhu
McElifotf Fairmonf. Father A Houiou
- Edward's College. Hurfinefnr rafh~r
John MrHrlfe. Farkerahurrs Fafher NJ
- wander Fuseche. View MarfinarfIfn.
Palmer william Wafi Henwonf FATHER
John falv Eikins Father r ~ Nernc~-
MOTT llnrkefurg. Father Patrick Ken
ncdy. ClsrksburE. Father y. IIeuEera. 81
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Knstzsr Iny1ncfbis.

BROOKLYN. Sept 23-Knstssr was
IN good form today and held St LOUIS
almost helpless In a drizsling rain.
Griner was taken out OF the box In the
NTH inning when he hit knetzer with n
pitched ball and was found for nve
singles Tho ono run scored OF Steele
was due 10 an error. Scoe- n u =
Brooklyn ......0OlI4O 1
Batteries-Griner. Steele and wiago.
Knetzer and Miller.
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nine hits In the seventh inning to-day.
scoring all Its seven runs while Gin
etnnan could only make six tallies for
the entire game All the Botson play
srs but Hess made at least one hit
In the seventh inning and all but Hers
and kirh scored Score r y
Boston ....OO0O OOTOx-T I
Battsries-Hess and Rairden; sugss.
Works and Severoid
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grounds. as two Of our best players have
been hurt 20 far. and we will not take
sny more chances.
JACK JAMES.
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ALLEN TRIAL

HILLSv1LLE. Va. Sept. 23.-sidna
Allen and Wesley Edwards. the
mountain gunner. were. arraigned
here to-day In the same court room
where on March IL Eve lives were
snuned out in a shooting ARRAY OF
which they are alleged to have been
the ringleaders
On consent OF lawyers on both
sides. the trials were transferred TO
Wythevflle. where two OF their clan
were sentenced TO die and others got
long sentences. Edwards will be
tried first. beginning on October 2s.
for the murder Of Commonwealth At
torney Foster. Allen will be tried
for the murder OF Judge Massie when
Edwards trial is over. The prisoners
were returned to the Roanoke Jail
The implicit confidence that many
people have In Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ia
founded on their experience in the
use or that remedy and their knowl-
edge Of the many remarkable cures
OF collie. diarrhoea and dysentry that
II mas enetced. For sale by all deal
ers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

'-pid you 20 anywhere This sunner-.'
80, but f the Nobel prize bad
been vacant would have gone t1
knolm az highbr0w athlete -
rns.rH
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ro-day's Games.

Pittsburgh at New York t1).
Chicago at Philadelphia Cd.
Cincinnati a. Boston.
ST. Louis ut rooklyn
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AMERICAN ASSN.
CLOSES SEASON
MINNEAPOLIS WON rHE PEruAur
ron THE THIRD TInH.

Miivautee Defeated In the Last Days
Play-Outiook at Louisville
and st. Paul Poor.
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DIR. Bailey

Corner Eleventh ana Chapnne sta.
eehng, ~. Va The Hsw RufinnG.
One upstairs.
TIE oNuY Reliable SPECIAL
UT ADVnHTIsIHo IN W. va, who
rows lIH picture and tells his name
when ynn orfer bis OFFICE Won know
n y0u are dealing with Other REQ
To- adrrrfIHinE 90 treat Chronic bis
IHrs ir Wheeling mfefead you 10 think
'rn orc Two doctors fn attendance.
On mere in only me that has n
nee and he won give you a receipt
BE name Tor business done Tf r.
.Fnlref TIE medical law 90 conduct n
n RI reerura BILE FOR Co.
MAKE no .rErsBBADTHo srATr-
AHHIh " deceptive proportions ~
"H afflicted. neither DO Z promise 10
IRE them in few days m order ~
..-Irc thelr patronass, but sfvs
COnPLuTE. 8ArE AVID IAaTruo
gyRT IN frs oUrCEEgT POanrnT.r
tIhE without lawns Injurious affsr
ficcts in f.r system. ana a. me lowest
cost possible Tor Honest qkfTfuf arf
rucresaful Treatment
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BOSTON RED S0X
WELCOME HOME
Ens lAss n AUro,so1ILss.

The Mayor, District Attorney and
Sheriff Deliver Addrsssss
OF Welcome.
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ro-dAy's DANES.
New York at Boston.
Cleveland at Detroit
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T0faIa -.-------- 10 0"| ~ "
Tuesday Sept 7f-Gien Lawns W. So
Nanny prsnfnr 81 Fort Henry Tnrf
Fir fsaFue. Monday. September l1rd
1914
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L Louis 2 Brooklyn z.
Boston z. Cincinnati 6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01

veIoped that beef 'sactually fell in the
London market during the decade from
1900 to 1910 and this, too, in American
beef." This is precisely the decade IN
which tho increase in the price OF
meats and especially beef began to be
so marked in this country; and that in
crease in price in the United States has
continued right along, as transpires
from the Sun IS investigation, while tho
decrease in tho price of meats has been
continuous in the London market.
The lesson which the Sun draws from
its iuvestig tigation Of meat prices In this
country and in England is that the tar
iff is unquestionably sustaining fac
tor to tho speculative combines IN this
country that are so busy In advanc'
ing. and keeping advanced tho prices
Of meats to the American consumers.
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WHICH is THE MORE HERoIo2

A girl ut New Rochelle. New York,
made herself heroine By saving the
life of boy, and making light of her
achievement. This drcw from the
Philadelphia Record the following cdi-
torial comment:
We approve OF Carnegie >lrdaIs for
heroes and heroines. and at the same
time 1t is refreshing to come across n
person who doesn't want thing fpr saw.
Ing life, even at considerable .longn. A
girl In New Rochelle, y, Y. nearlv los,
her life in saving that OF a boy when
she was asked at the Volunteer lf.-
Saving alton for her address sne re-
piled: Nothing doing. ] won't sct A
Carnegie medal, and don't want re-
porters to bother me- We are glad to
know. however. that her identity is es-
tablshed,
And now the question arises, which
was the more heroic. her rescue Of the
drowning boy at her own peril. or
her defiance of the reporters and her
determination not to be made notorious
by her heroic actlons In every way
her act and her desires are commend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01

Cleveland or President Mckinley. Un-
der Col. Roosevelt's administration the
Northern Securities merger case was
tried, with a victory for the Govern
ment on the principles adjudicated; but
a benefit to the railroads securities In
that their price suddenly and material
ly advanced upon the announcement of
that decision, precisely ns the same
thing occurred when the dissolution OF
the Standard Oil corporation was an
uounced from the United States Su-
preme Court. Col. Roosevelt made
merry over the latter decision, taunting
Attorney General Wickcrsham with the
ineffectiveness of his prosecutions; but
Wickersham for once was able to turn
the tables, and completely overthrow
Col. Roosevelt by showing of facts
as recited.
1t is astounding indeed that Col.
Roosevelt would place himself in the po"
sitious that he does, evidently counting
on the forgetfulness of the people from
day TO day as to what has been said
and done: as has been often said, con
sistency is no part of the Jewelry which
Col. Roosevelt wears. This is replaced
by an astounding assurance and impu~
dent assumption Of superior virtue and
purity which is rightly getting to be a
very tiresome nuisance to the Ameri-
can public, especially when they recall
his connection with the trusts, and the
obtaining of money from them for
boodling political campaigns.