THE WASHINGTON HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST 8 1908B

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Away with the AVeapeas

Sometimes there k laugh-able if it were net pathette toe ta jau-cicipal efforts at regstettoa ef ertaaecriminals There te scarce a muateteatity of any size that does pot allow itspolice deparunoat once nr twice a yearto advertise of tost sad stoton un-

claimed and at such safes thereare disposed of the snicks that arefiscated from arrested criminalsvlcted or not

note that Chicago ofall places te tile wurMhas at last awak-ened to the fatly of thus anewteg tilecriminal classes to rsatm tbomsiaVeB atpolice auctions Always the guns andknives were sola at rMncutourif lowprices becanw they bad cost iisOihiL tc-

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irJ burglars were able to rent termSf tee for their i

zesty at compaiatlvety smallCuriously enough the money eetateedf-7x m this soures oftea went tete tile po

punishment ntthag the crime lor with tilevery pistols thus sold K te not rtmcult-M imagine that oC Ute ponce tbemdes might be noundtal sad thus berime eligible for a tension taken Iran

fund which the sate of the petstad increased

Chicago has we say taken the tettto-tv In stopping this practicerd last week the pOllee of that citysang accumulated a huge supply ofrevolvers dertagers featveg btockjaeks-knd other murderous weapons every one

them tak

dumped overheard

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who sold and u the thugs

fadoIIs Me zgsst

pension fund If tnIdaIg K the

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This 1s a step te the right directionBt we are strong te the belt that poice precaution might go a good deal far-

ther without any grave dasger of tefHag1g seriously the rtght of time rndtvidmL-

Tt re should be ta every etty forit is in the etttos that the ertat-irials equip tj for their exped-itors

TIM times wIleD agood citizen needs to porchase a revolver

regulation which hwlsted that It be plotsand unmistakable that the purchaser wasa good citizen bolero he had a tight topurchase Above the pawnshops andthe secondsould be regulated ae that these thteg-

etrght be kept out of ertmteal fcre-

eponelble

Is baldness SB aid to speHmg7 ta-

Qulrea the Buffalo Express We dontknow However baUaees ta outtc aa aidIn Satan dnrtog fly ties

A War Lesson Spurned

It does not take muck to change theexpert opiatoa OB military and

and detente It was DOt toag alter we

heard of the performance of Ute Japa-

nese in thek war with Russia that themilitary sad aaval experts of tide countrywere toeiOogwieUabie

to copy aeatiy everythtog which theJapanese bad bees using Those peoplespeedily came to be our teachers wherebefore they were considered by as as

our Ail sorts of new Hesswere obtained the armyand navy std for a time there wasnothing which was considered onlyworth while unless tt had the taacttiB ofthe Jap

reguIntlo over the e ofknIves and

a bowie are few andcitizen eouJa seriously object to

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desks SA sack

to odeey and Jawor

Warslstrategy or 1IpO the tecIIIdK of

soloed with de-sire

be-neath

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menaces ia and ojdv

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Among other things witch t e wereeager to copy was the idea of emptoytag

ships of the tarry toe tbe purpeaj oflaying mtees Thte te a work whisk orirarily fans to the coast artillery of toearmy which branch of tile mtMtary es-

tablishment te nil at tajulpveid withtogs Imailini special devices for

entrance of or ap-

proaches to the harbors But k was dis-

covered that the Jvpsaeee were usingnaval vessels for laying mines te the path

the floating foe We had no suchvessels and apparently one had-

r r been thought of although the serv-

ice hact acquired such curious and uselesstype ac the dypamltetnrowlns Vesuvius

mines at tile

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wild sever threw a pound ef dynamiteand the ancient ram which severenjoyed a destructive oatttetea It wasteeny decided to have two ape whichhad sorted their purposes as cruisersconverted tote minelaying vessels andthe Saa aad Baltimore werechosen for tills special modern functionImported from tile Japanese A survey

was of beta amps It now transptres that only ebe ef these vessels tile

Ffeaeteeo ulH tee converted to tMspurpose The Baltimore wm fee retainedIB service as a cruiser

It would seem advisable to obtain twomtee4ayteg ships willie the governmentIs about have two Owns whichmast be defended to say netMng ot farEastern waters and the West Indian andCentral American sections If there is

virtue fa a mine taring ship and Ifwe are to accept the Japanese as dotessomething beside coaduetteg experimentswith heir own mteelaying veueeh therewould appear be every reason why weshould have at least two of this typeof vessel or else have none at aH

The Gannon Bmperor seys he caR talkaH day ea the subject ef President Bonesyell according the Atlanta CeBEtl

tuck Ok well so can Mr ReeseveK

Nonsense Run RiotIn Boston the edict has Sane forth

the pollee that all courtingsparking baadholmBg and lovemakingmust cease te the public parks at thestroke of M ouch eveatog After thatMar transgressors win be noted by vigi-

lant poHeemea and hayed into courtday to answer a charge of

or something of tbe kindWe presume Boston JIM the authority

through the proper official cbaaaete topromulgate such rales as tilts hat forthe life of us we cant see what it hopesto accomplish It may drive sighing meldsand attendant awakes indoors It maycompel them to whisper their sweet

in the full glare of the gaslight theincandescent or whatever It is Bostonaffects ta that connection Bat whatwilt that do ShaH one remain hallostuffy room bathed ta penetration

Ammen

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an atntfst for the cool of the eveningontatdc and that with mayhap a lochof chastening moonognt by way of addedgoodness and stet say hhneeK nay becaaee of a soncelBsn and uncharitableukase from a tot of bmMhoadod and andent police oommtBrtonera either too oldte appreciate what they an aboutUrety forgetful of their own youthfuldays We think tack a veryunjust at tills ef th year of aK

No couple possessed of tender mutualregard eon poutlbry get half started alongthe rob to SweetvUle by thosealghts The twOtebt hoar ire hardly

pad t soon The chatter the roar and

It Is sell full sixtyTTrtnr before the luhlsi hoarond itIsnt right to heed thugs off before thatpet M sighted on Ute Mental horizon at

We rejoice with the youths ad maidsthat the JartedfettoB-

uoiandjulcia cannot be ex-

tended hi tills regard to control the front

gate There one nay stand withbest beloved on private ground and saygoodby over and over agate and swapthose dettetoas bits of talk that folkshave bees swapping for these thousands of

tbrttos To these thneboaored spotstberofore let liudalo Bnnlentein retire at

and finish their evenings in peaeehappiness and content Let Ute perks be

hsullng wilderness asleep on Itsjob after tills curfew arrangement hasgone Into effect it will not matter in tMtone run There win b marrying and

every roW

11 dock

tile roesk of the streets t entirelyquieted at

NItofof tile

and the gasesif M solit big city as is have frost

years which grow not stale

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pfasnuKmmenta and trade

seas onVtelf or any ethers the-

mLove laughs at locksmiths and h Is-

ot afiaM of fm Him pales comnrtB-

sloners Dot even of the Boston persua

A Boston man frost eating baked

for a Milwaukeedrtakiag her

to drown Mct HC

Theatrical DivercesWe are eetttag rather forceful and

somewhat dtotastefat dcmoastraOoa tthe growmc loofencss of thought hi thematter of divorce from tile playerfolkwoo Save always bees among the Aest andmeet frequent patrons of tile divorcecourt Nor is It the looser thosewho might be expected w have not quiteso high staadaoas of conduct that ftbe examples Te more recent uses arehi the higher make among those

whom have been taught to regardas more or less scholarly and aboutwhom ia some of the eases much hoe

li ea written of the sanctity of theirBvee

The meat notable reeeat astaace is ofcourse tbe dlvoiee of Mr Kt H Sotherafrost Virginia Haiaed They were marrind ta MK whoa Like Harmed was lie

woman her they have been jxae-tJcfttr separated for some time and newby divorce are separated for good andalt Thin another notable recent exam-ple h the divorce of James K Haekettand Mary the suit for whichIs peodmg Thta was thought to be one

of the weal marriages cf tho stage Theywere married ta WK and have one daugh-

ter but now fcr cruses wMch haveheR published they are determined to bedivorced and go their separate

that may De 11tF these XMMdIamender

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la Washisgtoa the sews of the Haebettdivorce use en an as rather a surpriseand excited the more Interest that MrHaekett so recently played saeeessCa-lengageawat and was se well liedAt the same time Charlotte whohad been at time Us Isadtag womaawas beading a stack company at another

here Nw tbe aews comes thatshe has get a divorce from her IVeaghusband and to overjoyed at the news

Among the Jees r lights there ia Frttzt-Scheff who has recently secured a

from the Baron Fritz von Bardeleben and who was of It InYork recently Jack 2 orworUi lOot a

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veice fram Ms pretty wife Louise Dresserand the day after the decree promptlymarried equally as pretty Sera Bayeswho had net lung before secured a divorce

from her husband while to make thequartet complete Louise Dresser also getmarried agate

It may be argued frost these Instances-a few out of many takes from theatricallife that the state of gettteg married andgetting divorced te the normal conditionof the people of the stage It Is wethink a striking commentary on the looseway te whir tile sacred tie ef marriageIs coming to be regarded For the player

k may be said se muck in extenuationthat he is by Ms profession barred fromthe domesticity and boateMfe that Is solarge a factor In the happy married statethat separated from his wife he Is

throws constantly late the company ofether women and that by virtue of ifsprofession he has not the time to acquirethe moral stamina that is necessary toavert the temptations ef propinquity

society divorce Is far too prevalent Themarriage tie is easitag tSreugh taxaessof thought and a dulling of the keen edge

of fine moral feeIng te be regarded lessas a sacrament tbas a convenience andthe whole tendency is deeply to be de

The example of the players Is tb morehurtful peHmps hscauee they are play-

ers because through their Mstrienisma degree the regard

aot to say the admtratlOB ef the publictheir are knows their

reaching than that of people In merehumdrum walk of We

So prevalent has divorce became amongthe actors there is s muck marryingand tetermarrymg silk the consequentscandals and reproach that one wondersthat they ever dare M essay matrimonyBut they were ever an adventuress raceIt is not pleasant to contemplate theirmatrimonial mtxuss So far as theirprmctofes of matrimony are concerned thesocial body outside the stage Is net likelyto desire te emulate theta They alitrather we tbmk beak outsiders what toavoid and may atiy be regarded as hor

In every walk ot W In every grade of

have to

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rible examples

Why music Is not paramount In Amera te a hondltao ta Tuesdays New

York American aiusfc has beesoa Ute Antirtram Moos

Mr Jobs Temple Graves a Jobthereon hasnt It

Bvery America boy may hope to bePrestdeat se we are proud to aver tathis country However few of them marhope to dictate than successors we beMevetrue

A Kentucky town recently wont wetby use vote If that follow had votedlay we halfway suspect there would

have beeR a generous and unusual amountof eetfklekmff indulged ta by numerousone who voted dry white hoping

A PMtodeiphhx brUearoom eommltted-jatemin after me fret quarrel hiswife Poor feHew Te have missed thepleasure of making up that arst quarrel

IB reattty the cry Let well enoughoCtea means Let bad enough

slime

Oxalarta is the most fashionable Usease Just sow We deat know what tbeoperation that liras with it sots but wesuspect it is a bankbook staggerer

plan Probably be imagined she wouldthink she bad picked up a bargain

be fixed it ap ta that fashion

Everything ta this world is gettingbetter says tbe Rev Charles F AkedIf the gentleman would attend a few po-

litical gatherings and listen to the saeO

Candidate Kera cam K te reported

howeverted

should the Sest hope

wet

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eat corn from this ia aptte of tilestyli of his whiskers says the ChicagoHeeordHerald Now if gentleman isable to prove that be has enjoyed eatingsoup one tale since be turned

remarkable man

As proof that the panic te set only over

plied to an editorial ta the Macon

ta old and worn currency

Noting a headline Ja The WashingtonHerald rending Misguided Mr Watsonthe Btrnrtngnam AgeHeraW moafees IsIt possible that Mr Watsons chauffeur ismcompeteatr Perhaps Mr Watson is-

Ms ofnA easeful perusal of the newspapers

falls f disckoe the ef eves onewho dIM from surprise or shack be

COM of the reversal ef that fS009 deastoa

Bryan is goiag to be elected saysUte Nashville Amerieaa Which meanwe take K that Bryan te going some

Turkish women are beginning to layaside their veBs It is a far cry fer themyet however to bathing suits cteckwgckstockings peekaboo waists and sheathskirts

Atlanta has signed baseball playernamed Hem If that team gets any mere

eggs this summer we cant teehow H n te te be Warned for them

The Sultan has issued an Imperialbrat which promise everything theaevoluUontols demand We hardly sus-

pect Ms majesty was able to resist Inquir-

ing ef tbe opposition Is It haatenough for T

A staUsttataa has figured It that peopleare healthier aortas bud trines than theyare during prosperous times This wouldseem to vindicate the light diet advocates

There te little use ta a girl assuring

tile

tipsthem oboeid be as a truly

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xrat people against IeUerfa

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a dyspeptic young man of her prepeBatties ta tile cooking flue says the SanAntonio Express And yet there is

nothing ta which a dyspeptic youngman M more profoundly concerned thangood cooking

A candidate for other out in Californiasays be te running oa his stresg rec-ord JJo doubt It needs fumtgatiag the

An exbank cashier now living In Canada recently wrote a letter to one of the

loan of a hundred dollars with which tocidiclne Evidently the medicine

needs isnt a nerve restorer

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A LITTLE NONSENSE

EVER NOTICEhave a villain te every play and a

vHlalneus scamp he temoves about in a sltektes way andhe wears a scowUng put

seems te lute to Kill and rob youdthink he had BO heart

lea always m the fleodteh and thushe plays his part

consistent scampoften gentle with Ma wife and of a

cleancut stampstage rogue wears a fiendish phIand seems to exude gH

But tin reallife rogue quite often Is thebestHked chop of aH

Another PointI It hot enough for your Inquired

the party of the first partIt is replied the ether half of the

sketch and the timidity is also suf-ficiently excessive

Somewhat DubiousMy wife te a trifle erratic

mind Youll and your marriedlife one grand sweet song

Yes of the ragtime variety

Jarred Lila VanityWhat do you see ta me te lover

sighed the somewhat pempeus swamOh I dont knew answered the girL

This Is the season you must

Goes on Forever-I would set live alway

Remarked a JetBut see ne chance a years advance

To get a restTime Is Ripe-

I think III revise the old sourWhet oM sesgrOr at least write a sequel t be called

Up Dirigible Bamtoa Boys

Is ItrI see said the proprietor that you

detwribe our machine as bemg almosthuman

Thats ae admitted Ute salesman-i do

Some humans are very balky Is thata good r

A Poor TheoryThey that millionaires with

Incomes suffer more rips peerpie under startmr circumstances

On what groundsI spose os the theory that Its

to give up terrapin than corned beef

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THE EXILE OF STEWART

Uncle Sam Lout All Regard forllamnnltlcit

The use of Cot Stewart Ute armya high

up agate by ran

late brother la k aa aetooadlag altogattoa made oa Ute word of a navepaper man te that shortly after CoLStewarts return there arrived at FortGrant an empty coon sent there by thequartermaster generals department As

must have been Intended for one of themand win doubtless be parUcutarty nragtag to the Invalid No surgeon isat Mad ta caee of lOneee the fort Is IB adilaphlated condition and the tempera-ture at the tfcoe of the reporters visitwas 117 degrees The puce te Infestedwith venomous spiders raltfesnakes

land anhnate of various kinds Yet MrHeoseveK deHbeiateiy keeps CoL Stewart there r

retirement of his own accordpersawBtal tenrmrttos are reasoa hegivox for thus abusing a colossi te theregular army Unfortunately there Is BO

Zola to rescue the prisoner of our DevilsIsland aad not a single Republican pollticma DOt even Mr Taft win Oft a angerta Stewarts behalf The Baltimore

one of the many newspapers that

It asks nowDoes President Roosevelt feel at aU

easy In his mind when be thinks of thewretched conditions under which CoL

is wins wtth tbe approval ofthe commnndertechtef because of tileunfortunate ooteers t ui rsai nlnl ta

Has Undo Sam tost aUthe humanities Is Ms army

Personified I nes

Never before we believe has theresuck aa embarraasmeat of iaeaes

spread before the people The electioncannot turn upon all of them Popular

tux Put

oaker In Arrestbonded

of the publication of If tier from

Oat Stewart otherngro coed II white tile tO

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mandates consist be given regardingeverything Always selection te necessaryand the roHUctans are not good at maklag selections This year they may besaid to have abdicated their function andleft It to the people to say what theyare thinking about most Despite theseven conventions the campaign te yetall to be made The conventions haveleft It a campaign of candidates lidthe election must turn upon the Manes

R persoBlAed unless the many voicedtakes charge te a manner not yet indi-cated

Peccary in Polities

Vice President Fairbanks ta a totter addressed to tile boys at Indaremeat saidneed ef aa awakening among theto necessity of deaa polities Nththeory sad practice There are too manwho profess decency ta politico but airdo net carry their propostttoas tete

Not Dignity

Taft campaign agstest such raarcbtapoetry as this

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POLITICAL COMMENT-

The Providence Journal speaking ofMr Bird S Colers candidacy for the gov-

ernorship of New York State thinks thatthe party might go farther sad Dad amuch weaker candidate though It remains to be seen what Senator McCarreaand his friends think about It It says

Mr Bird S Color borough president-of Brooklyn and one of Ute many Demo-crats mentioned ln comtectioa with theVice Presidential nerateatien at Denver

formally announced his candidacy forthe nomination for governor of SeW YorkMr Colers declaration at a meeting ofthe antlMeCarrea county committee onFriday evening that he Intended to enterthe field was received with a demonstra-tion of approval that lasted three minutesthough It remains to be seen what Sena-tor McCarren and his friends think about

Mr Celer ran for governor as theDemocratic nominee ta 1B6C and camewithin a little more than votesof de-

feating Mr OdeiL He may lootstrength Mace that time but the

party might ge farther and Sad a weakercandidate especially as Tammany isto look favorably Ms aspirations Atthe same time It would sees more natu-ral to put Luest Cow Chaster at thehead of the ticket

The Charleston News and Courier

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thinks that the people would take kindlyto Mr Bryan as a tarter reformer butthat it wilt be well for him bt the comingcampaign not to confuse Ute issues Itsays

The people ef the country would be attracted to Mr Bryan as a tariff reformertNt It he should seek to defend an of theDenver demands or half a dozes of themhe would taU to leave a distinct teapiessloB Emphasis on more than one subjectat a tone dulls and confounds the average listener Mr Bryan should drivehouse to the people that the Republicanparty is held together by the tarnT sched-ules that the tariff ta the mother oftrusts that Aldrich and Dalzeil are Con-gress sad that Congress is sad OUt be amere Instrument of the manufacturers of

the policy of protection Let Mr Bryanhammer on tile tariff issue that the people caR understand and upon that theycan divide Tbe remaining planks of theplatform can take care ef themselvesthey for themselves and to streeethe tariff issue would not mean dental orabandonment of them

The Pitteburs Poet believes that the Re-publican campaign managers are not at

the until the country uu from

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an Gratified at the situation hi Onto thatthere is a probabtttty of Ute oteetwa ofHarmon as governor and that perhapsHarmon may pull Bryan through It de-

claresHepubUeaa campaign managers are

seared over Ute sitaatton ta Ohio aadwee they may be Eves the New York

Into the State to look over the eld care-fully and report actual conditions

election as governor Accordingto this correspondent Harmon may pullBryan through The Sun tgaors perhapsintentionally the factional disturbances tathe Republican party ta Onto and the factthat

have openly bolted a part of theState ticket It should not be forgottentoo that tile Democrat elected a part ofthe electoral ticket ta UK and that the

bsat a Hanna to do the tIDe Ital-ian work tide year

The Richmond Journal says that eventhe Republican organs have ceaeed togme at Mr Bryan as aa advocate ef gov-

ernment ownership of railroads It saysDiva the Republican party has ceased

to gibe Mr Bryan as aa advocate of thegovernment ownership of the railroadsand has at tost taken that dtettagutebedman at his word sad accepted hte reelview government ownership as a sotattoaof tbe situation when the same becomesotherwise tyrannic and impossible Nordoes Mr Bryan oc any other

for that any advanced publicist fancyfor a moment that the absorption by thegeneral government of the railroads ortheir purchase outright upon fair andequitable terms and then conduct as afunction of organized society te a matterof duds play

The Raleigh News and Observer tMaksthat Mr Taft recegatoes that Ms

has aroused no eathuetasm and thathte only hope sot ta bhaeetf butta his stag squarely as Rooseveltsmss It says

aim sad purpose of Mr Taft arevery apparent He leeofeiilies that hits

Sun which a

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neaunattoB by Ute Republican hasbrought forth ao eathnomsm and thatta place of being in accord trtli ts partyIt te sunder because of his nomi-

nationJsrity of its leaders or of the rank and I

Sic a nomination forced by RooseveltRealizing that he faces a serious sKoallion as to party success that people Inhis own party are wining and anxious forhis defeat be joctHKos a mans natural

and makes himself Reosevetts manFriday eutogislmr his chief and seekingto wm votes by placing Roosevelts viewsand poHcie in the forefront His

hopes now are that the coun-try wilt support him for Roosevelt sake

because be te wilting to subordmatehimself entirely to the President

The Buffalo Express that it is cer-tain now that the campaign te OB andthat very soon we expect theslanders It says

Yes the Presidential campaign te reelstory that one of the candidates said adopier A day is enough for a worktagmoaand we expect to heat within the nextweek that ORe or both candidates wereborn in Canada After that the fordedletters and then things wttt really be go-Ing

The Eatelsh Times takes occasion tospeak of tbe uprtshtaeM and honesty ofMr Bryan declaring

Whether DecMcrats like or dislikesome ef the things Mr Bryan has stoodfar the fact remains that he te as uprightas any man that ever Bated the Americanvoter for his suffrage There te no dan-ger from wild Neal as Mr Bryce andthe ptetform which te Mr Bryao are

that any Democrat may work for

The New York speaks of the prac-tical bins of Judge reforming ten-dencies aad of the evidences of hitness and Impartiality It says

The practical Imps of Judge Tarts refarming tendencies and be has suck tendencies strongly oevetopedte illustratedby bit remarks Saturday when te conver-sation with tile president of the VirginiaBar Association Talkiof eoaceraiag tit

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admlntetratJon of tbe law be said that tahis opinion the greatest problem beforethe American people related to the im-provement ef our court method bothcriminal and del so that adjudicationmay net only be test but cheep aadspeedy The press the political platformsand the poUetaas may be clattering con-cerning other questions With broadervision Judge mind turns to thisgenuinely b and difficult one aa we

his Influence will be thrown to Ute sup-port of every sensible and weMconsWeredplan for improvement Judge Taft Is apolitical candidate but the Impressionshe received when the bench are deeplyengraved on his mind and he canrot helpreverting to a deiAanor of fairness sadimpartiality

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Do the Ohio RepublicAn All Dis-

approve ofPasta tke derelnd FUs Dots

Net without painful striving and disa-

greeable postmortem result wttt the Rea autocrats of Onto steered ta put

Ung Into execution the order tor SenatorPorakers political death It IK not to be-

Vmbted that the majority ef K imbHcanas well as tbe majority of aQ citizens dis-approve of Mr Foraker Ttey refuse tosee te him the qualities ef the statesmanand perceive clearly the atrto ix of theprr tonal politician They vtt noVI d-

arttattoa for Ids course as Sraatnr Theyfall 10 recognize that be has added to thereputation of Ohio jts a producer of greatmen But at the time it te not plain-ly apparent that Mr Feraker hiss com-

mitted any aenee suffidenUy heinous tomerit arbitrary capital punishment

sympathy te prone te go out to thecondemned criminal especially It the sen-

timent pains strength that be has beencondemned without a hearing or withoutample cause Se K is that Ohioan wlMnot compmcently contemplate the igno

gibbeting of Mr Foraker by thepowerproud bureaucrats of Taft Vorysand Cox Such martyrdom brings to thesurface an that te good ta a can and tespires forgetfulness of that which is netgood

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Ohio after Foraker has been executedwM remember Mm as one who courage-ously stood for what be believed to beright who seemed the threats anti furyof the wMpcracker of the White

other admirable things that hehas done the stand be ta opposition

Mexico win be recorded to Ms credit Colored men win not be e mviaeea that bedid not act dMateresteolir ta the Brownsvine affair But above att It will be re-

membered that be stood frankly autspoken ia the Senate while his brothers of thetoga either truckled or concealed theirdisoattefactton behind sour looks andpar grMabOags

spools beeR far from laudable is very truebut once be te laid away te the poitttealcatacombs this wW be generally forgotten The old Foraker Meuteaaats the

Ucal tesplnUoa wW cherish the dleeoatest aad resentment that wH be feltthroughout Onto wM see that the cry oftyranny sad czar rule Ve not allowed toabate for lack of lugs Foraker deadwin haunt at a vengeful most the diem

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burn of the dan of VorysMany who have sever admired Foraker

who have desired Ms ethmaattos frompubMe life win regret the manner of hispassing To have sent Mm from the

by popular acclaim would have betagratifying To ee him saaaobed to earthby tbe of a coterie of p Htlenl dic-tators whose affiliations and tools areworse than those of Foraker himself wMawakes ao sattefaetton

NEGRO DISFRANCHISEMENT

Democratic Platform In the State ofWest Virginia

Peon the Jkowtt JimThe State Democratic convention ef

West Virginia has adopted a plank ta Itsplatform wbich demands the disfranchisemost of the negro

The action of the Democrats te aState like that has something more

than a foal signify iinot end k will serveto stimulate the other not onlyof the hat of Ute whole countryto fHiahintr the Ignorant and purchasablenegro voter wherever he

ever they are lOt absolutely blinded by-parUsanehip or setfmterest are rapidlyreaching tbe eoactaeien to which MrBryan gave expression some time ago tothe effect that the North would act tethis matter Just as the South is dotesif confronted with Ute same conditions

As sectional bitterness expires the deliberate Judgment of the people comes to

fourteenth and fifteenth amendments wasa grave mistake It may be years before

passion sad prejudice can be undone di-rectly but ta the meantime It ta possibleto accomplish very muck tbe same thingby means of the Just and toga dtafrai-chtoemeat enactments such as has beenproposed te Georgia

TIle State of Georgia took a tong stepforward when it decided to submit to thepeople this coaMitnttoaal amendment

election Every day confirms the wisdom

ukase

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y fa ROt far distant when there win bedissenting vetrf throughout tile coua-

scure an outright repeat of the odiousAeadmeBta which have kept tile Southi social sad poeltiesl bondage for go

years

Conciliation Mitchellthe BMHI BcnU-

Dlurged are the peacemakers te tobecome John MKchetls favorite beatitudeBy accepting charge of the trade agree-ment department of the National CivicFederation he at once becomes an im-

portant factor ta promoiteg Industrialpeace ta this country and brtegs to tiletask unusual OBsHCcatmas Our quotatin today shows hew highly be valuesthe trade agreement plan as a male ef-ohrtet what te called the labor prob-

lem

The Battle Ground

The battle will be Westsad tile nomtnattan of Kern of ladiaaafor the Vic Presidency shows that factto have beeR duly appreciated by tileDenver convention The admteetoB ofOklahoma and its enrollment as a Demo-cratic State makes It possible for MrBryan to win without the vote of NewYork or any other Eastern State Therete so reason to doubt that be wilt carrythe Solid South Including Maryland Ken-tucky and Missouri

Under Oklahoma

It te not necewary to Institute eomaarboas wtth the Bryan platforms of formeryears to establish the fact that this plat-

form Is It is absolutely notlively bad It was put forth by a con-

vention of the Democratic party but itte not Democratic say more than theplatform of huh was Democratic MrBryan asks party te Ute whale Unionto put itself under the l dsrsMK ofOklahoma

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AT THE HOTE-LSI that Bryan ass be elected saidHermann Henry Kohteaat capitalist andJournalist of Chicago at the Arling-ton test night

For tile Hlof me I cant see whereBryan can secare votes e did not get inaT continued Mr Kohtoaat and on

other hand it took to me as if hewould lose many votes that were cast for

ta ISS because of the whichHearsts Independence League wiU makeI think K te sate to say that the

League will poll about 7000CO

votes and nine out of tea of these voteswill come from tile Democratic partyBryans only hope can be based on thevotes ta the cities

Much has been this laboringvote being agateet Taft oa account of hisattitude toward labor while be wasJudge en the bench The whole matter lathat tbe injunction question te not thor-oughly uadentood by the ordinary la-

borer they do not know what it meansIf they did they would see that the

platform sealant their in-

terests but on the contrary strongly iatheir favor

la country districts the farmers thebackbone ef tile country are te such astate of prosperity that they could undrao circumstances be persuaded to vote

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a change of admtatetratkm Farmmortgages are now practically unknownte Illinois You would be surprised tosee the number of automobttos used andowned by farmers All we want now is

corn crop K would help businessvery much tt would make business forthe railroads In the moving of the cropand would ta that way give employmentto additional numbers of popte

Speaking of President Reosevetfs qual-ities Mr Kohtoaat MM tint tile Presidentte a man of the deepest fatltega andwonderful heart

One day test summer be said Ispent out ta the woods with my farmIt was an ideal day and the little boy

largely ta evidence Some of thornwere playing baseball others were doingother things and tae little fellow waspicking violets I asked Mm why be wasnot playing ban He Mid he could playMIl nay old time but violets did notgrow every dry sad that Ids father andmother and everybody at home would likea bunch of violets This reply went to-

m heart The President was expectedtit next d y and I thought be wouldenjoy a bunch of violets from the Uttfellow I said to the boy that the Presi-dent liked violets and that be ought to

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bench around to the Auditorium Annextomorrow aft rnc B send write a littlenote with K Ifere te my card give it tothe deck aad tell mm you want to takyour violets to tile President I replied

boy after sajrtee thatwouldnt let Mm take hW violets to thePresident reluctantly

called sad noticed on the table in the re-

ception room a bunch of violets somewith long stems others wtth shortan tied up te regular boys fashion

and white bundlestrta A cardattached to which bore ta chiMtah Sn sthe same of the boy nothing else I to IMrproud and would never forget the greathonor it the President would acknowledgethe receipt of Ute flower ta a few IrsMr Loeb replied that President Roose-velt who was thou taking a bath snatch

a spare moment te Ms busy day halalready dictated a letter to the boythanking him for the violets

that day sad between consaKattonsand visits be found time to

thank tier little unknown Chicano boyfee his punch of vtoUu

It te traits of this nature that rcakPresident Roosevelt tbe popular man

i of the

It te estimated by government f re trangers that there are from 30000 to2M wild bones the publicranges te the mimatalnii of Nevada andother Jar Western States raid Ben cWends lumber merchant of CarsonSew at the National msc night MrWBktes bae been te York on busiaeee andhome decided to see the sights of thiscityForest rangers have bees ordered toshoot an wild horses found on theWages continued Mr Wilkins atleast this was the tmpreeeion we gained

ployes catonly devote their energies to fencingsops from the trespassing animals rrrounding them up

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threaten damage to tbe range Withirthe last few years they have Increased tsuch an extent that te many localitiesthey are clawed as varmints witwolves wild cats and grizzlies and everymans ride te turned against them Ncfence te strong enough to stop thesehorses and when they appear IB tornthey have even been known to

and kill cows and calves Aftereach visitation frost a had the ranch-man is likely to mourn the toss of hUdomestic horses and it snip requires afew days association wtth their newcompanions for pie bat broken animalsto become as wild as tilt nomadic

legislature of Nevada passed ataw many years ago spectflcatty allowing

tbefe Maes for what they could getopen market The law opened the

way to a new and unusual industry andmay teen found the killing of wildhoses Besides the work was

sat of sportAs time went on and the business o

killing these outlaws aacomed greaterproportions stockmen found that the

hunters were ta manyabusing their rights and were kIllingbranded and shod horses This put an endto the business for on complaint of theotockmea the Nevada legislaturepromptly repealed the law It Is es-

timated that K 04 animate were killedte tile time the law was te force

plan for effectually disposing of themwin do great service to tile stockmencf the Western States

R G Lybraad a manufacturer of Deb

aware Ohio who to at the Bbbitt Howesaid test night that Onto te safe for Taftsad that Harris the candidate for gov-

ernor on tbe Republican ticket also willbe elected

win carry Onto he sold andI dont believe a word of i when theDemocratic managers say that Ohio telikely to suIng te and sapper BryanIts all nonsense Bryan has no skew teOnto

Foraker te doing tits Mad bit to swellTafts majority and with these two pow

interest of tile Republican national ticketthere te absorat iy no chance for Bryanto aMp ta and take tbe State-

I a Cleveland man say the otherday that Tom Johnson was an right butthat be would not be reelected mayorof that town today If were a candi-date

Kept Mouth ShutIlea tile CWiVtlae nn

Even so brilliant a man as E W Carirnck could not defeat the Incumpent grr-rrnor of Tennessee for a second termXo governor is ever defeated for a

term except Hoke Smith whosokept his mouth s

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