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HEXATOtt OIBTMCn riXDICATlOS.
Senator Charles II. Dietrich lias br-en
completely rxii,-rnti l 1y a committee
of tlio Honain wl:n Mh ch;i meter nt
on e commands tiulitr confidence ami
whose impartiality nnd Judgment will
I if conceded pvpii hy Ms nit Imilacl)lf!
enemies. TIip senatorial investigation
Instituted nt the request of Spnator
1 HclrU-li covircl tlip lirond Held of in
quiry Into every rlinrce and allegation
emlmdie.l In tin Indictment that hiul
lippti liromrht ntfainst lilm by the federal
Bra nd jury. The committee admitted
not only such evidence against Senator
Dietrich ns would have hecn competent
In n court of Justice, hut also a great
deal of hearsay testimony brought to
Its attention as a possible cIup to further
Information. This course was taken,
not only with the consent, but upon tho
suggestion of Senator Dietrich, who
courted from the outset ihe most search
lug Inquiry Into his conduct In connec
tion with the rental of the Hastings
postomVc building and the apiiolntment
of the postmaster nt Hastings.
Every member of the committee that
conducted this Investigation was an
eminent attorney thoroughly equipped
by practice at the bnr for discriminating
Judgment as to the scope of tho Inquiry
and the laws which the senator had been
trumped up against him. Senator
Dietrich confidently believed that he
would be able to clear his name In the
court of justice, but tinder the peculiar
conditions that presented themselves nt
the trial ho was deprived of this oppor
tunity. When the cuse was thrown out
of court The ISeo urged the senator to
demand an Investigation at the hands of
the senate nnd to seek through that
tribunal the vindication he confidently
counted on from the court.
China thnt her merchants shall have the
rights enjoyed here by other countries Is
most natural. It can lie very coiill
dently predicted that In the event of
congress adopting the proposition for
the exclusion of Chine.- meiehi'.nts the
action will be met by some form of re
taliation, possibly by the exclusion of
American merchants from China. How
serious a mattpr such a course would
be can be appreciated by those who
are now engnged In the Asiatic trade
nnd also by those who understand the
posslbllltlps of trade. The "open door"
would cease to be of any Importance to
the I'nlted States and the field for com
mercial exploitation to which our people
have been looking with great expectation
would be practically closed to us. Can
there be a doubt that our trade com-
FtDtitAL rem ir vrth tausis.
This was the subject of a recent ad
dress by Mr. .lames M. Beck, formerly
assistant attorney general of the United
States and one of the government coun
sel In the Northern Securities case,
which has attracted a good deal of at
tention. He said that the power con- petltors would exert all the Influence
fcrred upon tho federal government by they could bring to bear upon China to
the commerce clause of the constitution Induce her to retaliate with some sort
Is supreme, exclusive nnd plenary, a of reprisal If this country shall pursue
proposition that may be regarded as the course that some are advising? Cor
settled beyond controversy. Congress talnly no greater mistake could be made
has no power to regulate any trade or than to thus play into the hands of our
transiortatlon that Is wholly within a rivals for Chinese trade.
state, but few If nny of the great in
dustrlal amalgamations confine their dp- FHavdvlkxt mixixg coXCK RTh.
eratlons within the limits of any one Koprestntative Van Duzer of Nevada
tallroads through a revised classification
of commodities. Revised classification
is only a new way for skinning the cat
in rate-raising and a 20 per cent advance
east of Chicago is a trifle as compared
with freight raising rate classifications
that have taken place In the territory
west of the Missouri within the past
three years.
t'nrecorded Comment.
Washington Post.
We have no record of what the five Mrs.
Smiths and the forty-two little Smiths stld
to President Joseph when lie got home
from church after preaching his sermon
denouncing plural marriages.
Lack Klenients of Soveltr.
Chicago Chronicle.
Dr. E. Benjamin Andrews Is reported as
disagreeing with President Roosevelt eon-
cernlng thp denlrnhlllty of large famines,
hut ns Dr. Andrews decrees with almost
everybody upon almost every subject, thi
report Is Inciting In either novelty or vauo.
state, practically all of them being en- has declared war on eastern promoters
gnged in Interstate commerce and many n ' fake mining enterprises located in
charged with violating. The committee, "of them in foreign commerce. Mr. Iteck -e vosi ana ir nair or wuai no aieges
moreover, was not a partisan body I urged that the direct nnd natural Is true his efforts to put a stop to such
three of its members. Senators Hoar of method of regulating them Is to regulate enterprises are to be heartily com
Massachusetts, Tlatt of Connecticut and their uso of the channels of interstate mended. He states that sharpers In
Pnooner of Wisconsin, were renuhllcans. and foreign trade. New York are permanently clipping the
" I";."; ao.iso while two, Senators Cockrell of Mis- There Is no question as to the power legitimate mining Interests of the west
3!.........."!.M Pouri and Pottus of Alabama, wens of the federal government to do this. It l,v booming worthless properties located
" aoxmt de'"-"- h"8 tcn affirmed repeatedly by the in that section nnd defrauding the public
!!!!!!!!!!!!.'o!Hao The unanimous finding of this commit- highest Judicial tribunal and the deel- "t ' 're0 8"n:s of money by stock-
i"'". .'. !i,SOO too dooloroQ Sonotoe TllotrL h in hvo alnna In this effect nre nceontod ns con- felling Schemes that have no foundation
?!M! been the victim of persecution rather elusive and likely to stand for an in- beyond the paper on which the certifl
""""""l.Wouo thnn prosecution. With referpnee to the definite time. Referring to the lottery "s are printed. Vast sums of money,
l 2M,ao hpaslne of the Hastings nostofflce tho case, in which the supreme court de- according to sir. an nuzer, are regu
i.. - L.t.ij v, .!, ., larlv sunk in these worthless mining
. . ni,A nn I tUHHIIIIRT lIIHin lll.ll 111.' 1111111111111111 VHIHI II1IIL LUC HK"l -V, UKUiaiU u o I -
IOIU.1 . . .... I r.nr,fa If l.-l,,,. .t,n.,,1 l,f
Less unsold and returned copies.... lo.aiia were begun and completed while senator iroal enough to lnciuue tne rignt to " " i-"1""""" "J'v
bin H8T DlPtrleh was still governor of Nebraska prohibit altogether, Mr. Bock suggested "mouiu iosi i.y icpui.uue petiyiu m mis
and before ho had been elected bv the the tiuestiou whether the federal gov- himl r speculation is not less tiinn is,
legislature to a sent in the senate. The ernment could exclude from the clian- f00,(K(0 a year. Most of tho victims of
charges of corruption in the appoint- nels of Interstate trude interstate ship- the i"'nlK properties are poor people
ment of Jacob Klsher as postmaster are ments by industrial monopolies. If it nml u,eI'0 "PPears to be no redress for
pronounced nnfonnded. "their sole origin could, he said, "it is obvious that the them,
... - . I . .... fp Van Pii7np Bavl 4bnf nilltltoltv fa
Theodore Roosevelt has now 341 in- temg tne imagination or unscrupulous trusts are aDsouueiy subject to reuerai .
atmcted deleirates for the presidential Actional nnd personal enemies." power and can only conduct their busi- e on.y tuing tnai win run ine
BtruCteU aeiegates IOr TUB presiueimni . fnnululpnt eoncerns nut of hnslness. an
nomlnntlon anil th crv la "Still thev 11 wl" norne in minu inat tne ness on bucu conumoiis ns me leuerui
nominauon, ana me cry is ouu mey ... . ..... .. , ti.oro l no f.wiomi thnr win toiich
senate committee wuien renaerea mis government may presenile. mui is "
verdict was in possession of a written what the decision in the lottery case, them- Tlle Postal statutes hava been
St. Louis promises visitors to the fair memorandum drawn by former District which in a measure involved the trust taken advantage ot to v.ipe out some or
- ..... I ........... . I f 1 1 tv niif iltA rttrtttrtf-a innPAt wa mm
a life-sized strike or truckdrlvers ana Attorney summers, giving in detail tne proiiiem, would logically lead to, tnougii '"" i.-, .... F..u
cabmen in addition to the shows along names of the witnesses and the sub- the court did not in words so decide,
6 2T.610
T at,HIM
1 81,180
t SO.TSO
10 30.T30
11 BO.SffA
li 80,820
II 24t,OflO
it an,MH
16 80,450
16 8000
Net total sales 010.H8T
Net average sales 20.073
GEO. B. TZSCHUCK.
Subscribed In my presence and sworn to
before me this 1st day of April, A. P., 1904.
(Seal) M. B. HITNGATK,
Notary Public.
come.
the pike.
stance of their testimony by which the The underlying question, however, de-
Ished by this mpans. The Nevada rep
resontatlve has introduced a, resolution
charges against Dietrich were to be sus- clared Mr. Beck, is as to whether compe- calling on the Department of Commercu
If these marine accidents continue talned. together with citations of public tltlon between railways is longer either Bna l'BUoT t0 investigate tne flisnonest
the xrarshlp which goes through target documents and records In the Postofflce practicable or desirable. "Other na- an(1 rrauauient mining companies con
practice without losing a turret will Do department nnd Department of Justice, tlons have reached the conclusion that ucng eir operations ana sale or
considered lucky. but when the witnesses were brought the consolidation of railroads into a few stork h? advertising nnd circulating
before the committee the damaclnor tpsti- and evpn into one svstem is of creator througn tne use or the United States
Wireless telcgrama have been declared m t t t b rumors bpn(lflt to the nubIIc tban a nmnber of mails, also to investigate the organiza-
ContntDanaa or war Dy uussia, dui tney Beconahnn(i .torles fabricated and clrcu- separate svstoms. But it must be re-
must nm.oe caugm Deiore mey can oe ,atel by maieonteptg Trith political or membered that In most of these coun-
COnUSCateU Or exeCUiea. I riemonnl irrlovnneoa wllnco tnloa n-nro I irloa tlio onootlnn 1a aolvorl hp tha
flatly contradicted by the testimony of merger of the railroads into the govern-
lt wm always remain an open ques- the DrinciDai3 whom they had been ore- ment. which owns and operates them, i
tlon whetlior it was tne gun or tne man tending to ouote. Whether In the absence of state owner-
Dehlnd the gun that causea the aisaster Now that the committee'a report has shin the consolidation of transportation bureau or ..corporations it should cer
on tho battleship Missouri. been formulated and made nuhlle It Is eomnnnles is desirable ts a nuesttnn taIn,y be n,ade nnd U any evGnt som"
hoth tlmelr and nroner in recall Tirloflw almnr wMrh roon mnw .Im..l,lr f1i. tiling Should be done to protect the pub-J Millions for Slght-Seet
Tha uonnecucut court nas given air. th PVPnt- .,ich led im to thi. tnt for" Tr 1 certain thnr of roonf in. He against fraudulent mining concerns. and Recreation.
Bryan a Consolation prize, lie may De , . . , . h ... . tolllirent nnhlle onlnlnn la Verv stronHv . .. : r' . .. St. Louis Republic.
upon the motives that animated the in- opposed to the consolidation of trans
tlon, capitalization, management and
promotive methods of mining corpora
Hons generally that conduct their sale
of stock by means of advertising through
the use of the malls. If sucll an investi-
Denmnrk Kvolrea an Idea.
Baltimore American.
A sudden thought has struck lienmark.
It Is going; to put up a stntue of Shakes
peare. His spirit m'rrht be surprised. If
spirits ever art surprised by anything
human, that, tlionch so lonft dend, he Is
not forRotten yet oy the land his muster
piece Immortalized.
Ilonted In Oar atlonl Life.
New York Tribune.
Since Immigration to the United States
was first recorded officially 2.000,000 of souls
have come to Incrense tho population of
this republic. FIvo millions have crossed
the sea from Germany and 4.000.000 from
Ireland. How larpe a part In our national
life they have tnkrn. and how much they
have done for the development of Amer
ican prosperity!
SF.C1LAR SHOT AT THE rCl-riT.
Ft I-nuls Republic: A Chicago minister
says that the end ef the world will come In
ninety years. This should not prevent any
one from milking a nlnety-nlne-year lease.
Minneapolis Times: Rev. Charles B. Car
rol of Baltimore, who said recently "with
out the Catholic church the negro Is
doomed,- body and soul," made a rather
broad statement. But there Is no doubt
thnt with his temperament, the beautiful
symbolism and picturesque features of the
Roman Catholic form of worship should
Impress the negro more than any other
form of Christian religion. It has also been
demonstrated that the negro gets alone
better nnd keeps out of trouble more ns-
edluousty when under the guiding rein of a
strong nnd nuthorltntlve Influence.
Chicago Inter-Ocean: To the utter a mate
ment of his fashionable congregation in
Hammond, lnd., many of whom belong to
vnrlous card club in the town nnd who
piny euchre and pedro for prlies, rr. John
P. Hearst, formerly a moderator In the
Ingansport presbytery, snlil from the pulpit
thnt playing cards for prlies una money
were practically tho same. His sermon
was caused by the sensational arrest of
the four boy bandits of Crown Point Inst
week, all belonging to prominent families,
whose downfull he attributed In part to
evil Influences ot card playing in noines
for prises. The society ladles of the congre
gation are shocked at the declaration, and
Dr. Hearst's sermon Is the subject of no
little comment.
Nlararardly lae of Capitals.
Boston Transcript-
If other great writers of English follow
the example of Morley In his life of Glad
stone the upper case will soon disappear
from printing equipment. There Is not In
print another ISOO pages In which caps are
so sparingly used. But a niggardly use of
capitals has long been ken-speckle In Mor
ley's pages. It dates back nt least to the
early seventies, when he edited the Fort
nightly Review, and shocked the unco giild
by his departure In this respect from Blbll
cal usiige.
Health of letter Carriers.
New York Tribune.
It cannot be disputed that cases of ap
pendicitis ore much more numerous than
they were In the last generation. They aro
far too frequent nowadays to permit the
increase to be accounted for merely by the
growth of population. At least one physi
cian holds the view that the getting In and
out of trolly cars, with their countless
Jars and shocks, tends to produce Jnflam
mutlon of the vermiform appendix. Other
medical men say that persons whose duties
require them to do a great deal of quick
walking rarely suffer from this disease.
Our letter carriers would afford an Inter
esting field for study concerning this af
fection. They above almost any other
class of men are moving rapidly about
during their hours of toll, and those hours
are by no means short or easy. Did any
one ever see a really fat letter carrrler?
In their ranks are no Falstaffs who lard
the lean earth ns they go briskly on their
dally rounds. Are letter carriers exception
ally exempt from appendicitis? The medi
cal profession might wisely look Into thl
gation is within the authority of the matter.
AMERICAN GLOBG TROTTF.lt,
Exercise
executor of the Bennett will, but cannot
execute according to his desires.
" Kansas City baa been promised a pipe
line of natural gaa from the oil fields
of Kansas. This la the first time that
we hava heard of Kansas City running
out of natural gas.
inaian Commissioner Jones and the According to the official figures 120.000 cltl
Tipnii fit flip TtitoHnr lrmnrtmnn nrA I vans thn TTnttA RtntAa an nhrnail an
Buguiora or tne j.-ietricn inaicimenis. ponauon companies cnu mere is no nice- gald t0 have tnd a fallng out 0VCP nually. It is estimated that the average
1,u"u " caiupuifc-u ic lain- u was nuoou 01 any material cnange rrom ims cnarges preferred against the agent of ePenaltul"e or lneso peP'
charged by the fusion leaders and orcons sentiment In Uio near future. In m. . . . . 000,000. The Individual estimate la
00, or $S4,
moderate
the usages, who was suspended two ,t ,8 probable that the total expend!
weeks ago by order of Secretary Hitch- ture of Americana abreaa Is not less than
popk The on ii so nt rhn rHvorirnnoo Is I tlOO.000.000 annually.
purpose of liberating Joseph 8. Bartley, quired to operate under a federal char- t0 be Special Inspector O'Fallon, Thcr ar many who wonder why it li
cuargea uy tne rusion leaaera ana organs aentiment in tne near ruture. in re-
thBt Dietrich had been projected as a gard to the question as to whether all
candidate for governor for the express Interstate carriers should not be re-
SKRMOSs I SKYTUSCKS.
A whining religion wins none.
Work Is the oue cure for worry.
ron't Judge the nut by the burr.
Faith Is more than fear of the future.
A double mind Is always a borrowed one.
A little sheer Is worth a lot of criticism.
ruty Is the law of which love Is the life.
Man Judges by our hits, God by our alms.
Piety Is the opposite of spiritual pauper-
Ism.
The cross Is a good symbol but a poor
sign.
Flowers of rhetorlo make poor food for
faith.
Nothing Is conquered until self Is over
come.
A soft snap has a hard catch In It some
where.
Only a dead honor needs pride to pre
serve It.
Service for others Is the solvent of our
own sorrows.
When Justice Is falling an excuse Is a
poor umbrella.
You cannot go forward without leaving
some things behind.
Shutting the eyes to tho danger signal
does not clear the track.
Watching the other man's patch will not
keep the weeds out of your own.
They know too much about family trees
to have much reverence for them In
heaven.
The man who" makes a success at being
ad Is not likely to have a chance at an
other Job. Chicago Tribune.
1.- Jl I . V. - M ,. . , I t"i
" "'"""ieu tuc ueKuu i riHrneunesH but whpn ,t , taken nt(J congderaton that
of the agent of the Osages. If memory I jiop.OOO.OOO Is expended every year In a corn-
serves us right. Agent McComas dis- paratlvely small territory and in a few
then serving a twenty-year sentence In ter, Mr. Beck concluded his considera
The news of the latest developments tne penitentiary for the embezzlement tlon of the question by saying: "In
at Port Arthur having been printed, the of more tni,n na,', million dollars of view of the centralizing tendencies of
ycJlov ioumala will again feed a gul- Btate """'y funds- To the general ateara and electricity our country will LftTAPwl nA .m-vw.rwi th Pmin.. cities and resorts It is not to be wondered
liblo people upon fakea until the next "Trise of Nebraska populists and eventually consider the propriety of of the late Indian Agent Mathewson at thnt welcome awalts- Th American abroad
real development takes plac. aemocrats ana or many repuhiicans as such an amendment of the constitution the 0lnaha and Wlnneba0 reservation. "'Z "Z " IZTZZ V-i H.Vf w. .il
wen. who knew of the pressure brought as will grant to transportation compa- Whieh . .,,Wm,ontiv am,, tw in. k.n.tr.. oreie.a v i which
That tha United States will probably upon him, Governor Dietrich firmly and nles the right to transact their business .onf- vpiion s.,r nnttw in'in he distributed hlr money caused wonder in
be more effective aa a power for peace I forcibly resisted every demand and 1 throughout the country under the pro-li v- a 1 circles where a few cents was the usual
l ... I - 1 umirnu ion 111c u ,- in 1 L 1 11, 11 L 1 tTJ I u I . . , . ,
In all narta of tha world In future la every appeal in that direction. Before teetion of a federal charter " Tt 1 h I . , , . . transaction nnd a dollar wa a marvel
. .trt.n wH. e.- w..v. ,..w, '7-Ji' 06 18P8W1 10 crpalt reports, Bl- The America-who goes abroad expects to
V.aicu "'"' " - . " " " . ",OT"B "!. i quKsiion i though the deals With land speculators spend money. No people on the earth live
more .warsnipa omu ai uns ume man vmui.iis m iue inauguration or win mane a strong aemana upon punnc wprei if anything, more flagrant than 'n the present more than do Americans.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Perhaps the explosive was concealed In
the name of tho Russian battleship.
Admiral Togo must have learned a few
lessons from American politicians. lie
claims everything.
A sober and solomn Jury In Chicago
soaked Josul Tnrdlff $75 for hugging
woman without her consent.
An eastern prophet gives the world only
98 years more of life. What happens In
2002 need not bother the present generation,
The Macedonian cry Is doing business at
the old stand, but the absence of corrc
spondents renders the tones painfully
feeble.
Game flsTi caught in Connecticut river are
said to taste of coal oil. Hitherto the
Nutmeggers have made light of the Rock
efeller flavor.
A Boston company attempted to market
a nerve remedy at noma ana taiiea. ino
Idea ot Boston needing a nerve tonic car
rled its own penalty.
What wonderful versatility Uncle Sam'
customs officers possess. They have ad
mitted a colt from Canada under the
"household furniture" classification.
St. Louis proposes to turn Its fair loose
with tho Tormallty of an ode. 'TIs Just as
well. No good purpose could be served ty
uttering poetic heroics in the suburbs of
the Pike. j
An Indiana minister claims to have been
separated from a purse containing (3S0.
Where he got the money goes scooting
down the corridors of time along with
other mysteries.
The latest marvel in the surgical line
Is heart massage. This treatment Is de
signed to restore the circulation of base
bail enthusiasts when home favorites "fan
out" at critical stages of the game.
The Ponca Indians announce May 8 as
the day of Inaugurating their new chief.
Horse Chief, the son of White Eagle, who
abdicated the chieftainship last June In
favor of his son. An old-time buffalo hunt
and religious dance will be part of the
program. Hundreds of whites will witness
the festivities.
Spring poets are not as bad as they are
painted. Occasionally one drops a gem
that brightens the prospect and lifts the
fraternity a peg or two. Here is one from
Chicago:
Kprlnkle, sprinkle, little cart.
What a source of Joy thou artl
How I love to see thy spray.
Making puddles all the day.
The Industrial edition of the Alliance
(Neb.) Herald la aa delightful to the eye
aa the first flowers of spring. Nothing
finer has Issued from any press In Ne
braska. A characteristic picture of Indian
life, printed In colors, adorns the first
page. Halftone pictures oi scenes in
town and country and portraits of prom
inent people Illuminate the twenty pages
of boom matter descriptive, historical, lit
erary and statistical flanked with "ads"
that make the till happy and spread smiles
of prosperity over the face ot the shop.
Publisher O'Keefe deserves the glad hand
from the people of- the state In general
and from Alliance In particular.
DOMESTIC IM.KASAJtTlUE.
TV) your constituents think a great deal
Of you?"
"I don't know whether they think a
great deal of me." answered Senator Sorg
hum, "But the newnpapers are seeing to
It that they think a great deal about roe."
Washington Star.
The pugilist's rlnht duke was badly
crushed In an accident, nnd the surgeons
told him It would have to be amputated.
"No, you don't!" lie exclaimed. "That's
mv Inalienable rlcht."
Tho singular efert of this was that his
right was left. Chicago Tribune.
Young Wife Gerald, how de you like my
doughnuts?"
Young Husband (pale, but resolute)
"llon't you see mo eating them, Hertha?
They're splendid. The only fault 1 can
possibly find with them Is that they are a
little too satisfying. After eating one of
ou don t want anytning eise, you
a Press.
them you don't wa
know.' Philadelphia
any other nation.
President McKlnley Governor Dietrich attention within the next few years and
exacted personal pledges from Lleuten- that the transportation companies them-
tbose In Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory.
There Is no people so generous to the point
of recklessness. It is small wonder that tho
American globe trotter la reckoned a mil
lionaire and lawful prey for everybody with
It speaks well for the good Judgment whom he comes in contact
of Omaha worklngmen that after a I It Is to be regretted that the Department
year's sojourn In this city the national of Commerce and Labor cannot give us
Negroea to Illlnola who refused to ont Governor Savage and President of selves will earnestly support .the federal
leave tne jail, alter a wnue man naa the Senate Steele not to pardon or charter Idea.
assaulted, the jailer ana openea the aoor, pBroie Bartley during his absence from
evidently remembered that even In 1111- the state and In ordpr to make sure Bvaiittsa aopkct uf kxclvsioh,
nois a race distinction governa when It that these pledges should not be broken T" lue8tlon of Chinese exclusion. headqnarter8 of the B0CialHt party Is tatl"tlcal faet about tne Pnitures of
cornea to lynching. h. trthn Instructed Warden Davl. at wnlcn ma Den revlTea 7 the action or . . m , t n.. ffo Whpn - p.easure .eeKer. n. . coun
.... I th. rilln. ...nm.nl In dnAi,n1n0 I " I AmUUnl WOUlvl DC enOrlTIOlIH. UlUIKllI UUHI
me Denitenuarv not to rwvim mt I - u.uuuuuuB u. ,. ..iiiin. ,. . i . , . . . -..,
Russian correspondents should not be- aocnrnent nurnortln- to he . narrton n, treaty of 18t4, is being considered L.f t. M.M K . of . m , dmw. about 25.000 winter tourists
come excited and Imagine that Amerl- parole for Bnrtley( Bnd also hu from a business point of view even on tbe , , BOctallBt propncan(lnt but the ni eafltern an1 "0h resorts in summer
T.r -v,.,. w.. i,,!. " "u"" lw luc , voi aciuany uecreaseu iasi jear,
" "" seal of state and pardon blanks in the iur ec'UB uiineno Deen prac-
hould bo aufflctent evidence of the .,,u Aft t,i -.. e tn..i.... tlcallv unanimous. It la atlll so In re-
.u.. u,d H IVII U I1U1U TVaBlllllK- I
enormous crowds that spend money with a
lavish hand. We are becoming a nation of
falsity of the report.
WHEN STRAW HATS BREAK OCT.
Civilization is gradually advancing
eastward. Under new laws enacted by
the late Iowa legislature the docking of
Those Montana miners who have die- I pleasure seekers and money spenders.
I i i . . a . a I I
ton and up to the hour of his exit from vecl 10 Ule cooue poorer, Dut u is now regarded the orders of President Mitch
I the governor's chair Governor Dietrich felt that ln r'Sr to Chinese merchants elL declaring a strike settled, will have
remained Just as firmly aet against all there BU0Ula be a liberal policy. The a har(i time to hold public sentiment.
pressure to exercise the pardoning power I San FranolBCO Call points out that our 1 H8 the public generally thinks President
In Hartley's behalf. He waa also em- Cllln('se trade depends upon the Chinese Mitchell will fight as long as there is
Potting; Ice on Stories of nigh Tern
prUure la St. Loo Is.
The persistency with which the exagger
tlon.
borsea Is prohibited and sportsmen will j . I ,r,0r,.i,ni ti,o- .r,imn . ,,i ... , ....a...
!., k. . i, """ la lue aeuunciation or tne Barney anyxmng to ngnt ror ami mat wnen ne atB(1 uUrltm of higb temperature at St.
iki i f 7 "'" parole when it waa granted by his sue- niercuants ana ao not compete with 6aye "quit striking," the time has come Louis are retailed even In far countries
censor, Governor Savage. I tnera. "ir we exclude Chinese mer- to go to work.
Tula waa Dietrich's unnardonable cnant tDat PnPe". en our
' r.ovrnor Wahnd. f fv.inrad- t,.. offense. From that time on he became tn.de with their country must depend
finally agreed te be governed by the de- nn J vengeance, not only of a"lJ UP sending and establishing
ruion f tke -tat. .nnre.na nort .. tn Bartley. but of the various instru- American merchants there. But sup-
Lia right to deport miners, but he mentalities which Bartley knew so well P088 Chln act upon her undoubted
shrewdly makea the proviso 'If the how to Band'e tru behind the screen- reciprocal right to exclude American
court will in any way settle the con- ch,ef of w,,,oh wa District Attorney merchants? In such case our trade
tentlona. " I ""'umers, wno naa oeen tne intimate 1 "l ""'muii i " iruiK)i-
associate and special pleader of the great I non 10 Incluae "-hinese merchants ln the
It la a atmnge state of mind which embezzler. I provisions of the exclusion law, aa made
would prefer to have a noted admiral Who can be made to believe that had Senator Patterson of Colorado, tho
die by( reason of defective naval ma- Dietrich pardoned Bartley any grand Cal remarks that auch a policy does
chinery In his own vessel than to have Jury would ever have been burdened not affect his state, but It does directly
him pass from earth at the hands of a 'tth the story of the Hastings post- and vitally affect California. Its effect
brave enemy yet this aeeme to be the I office appointment or of the Hastings i would be to send Chinese trade to the
temper of official Russia. I building? District Attorney Summers I Canadian Pacific coast points and we
might have been disappointed in fall- raay be sure that Canada would do
St Loulsans are uotblng if not thrifty, ,nK of a reappointment, but there would everything possible to Invite this trade.
but the plan of making a man pay tolls I have been none to mourn or to lament I The San Francisco paper admonishes
at the gate for the privilege of going to I hi taking off. I our Asiatic shipping and commercial ln-
bis dally work Inside the fence could I It la almost superfluous to add that I teresta to be watchful of the proposition
only have been Invented by an exposl- the stories of alleged bargain and sale or the Colorado senator and of similar
tlou management which la more than I postoffleea Industriously circulated to I propositions by whomsoever offered
fcalf convinced that it Is up against a the discredit of Senator Dietrich ema- in reference to thla matter some
'fiencJt I nnted from the same sources, though I K expressed viewa similar
even the grand Jury manipulated by Mr. I to those of the Call, observing that If
The appointment of Governor Hunt of Summers waa unable to And anything we persist In discriminating against the
Porto iiloo to a vacancy ou the federal 1 in thein to Justify an Indictment. It J people of China aa we have been doing
bench In Montana creates an opening I waa the knowledge of the Inside history j for years we cannot reasonably expect
tot some aspiring statesman. Possibly and the motives of the prosecution of to retain their friendship and secure
Mr. Ciuxen might be Induced to curb Senator Dietrich that Impelled The Bee their trade. It ought to be apparent to
: bis ambition to became JCnlted States to refuse to Join In the general clamor " that our growing trade with China
senator If be could be sent back to Porto against the senator and to citndemn him I demands freer commercial Intercourse
". Ulco as chief executive of the Island. without a chance to diaprove the charges J with that ' country and the desire of
had its ludrlcrous consequence In three
distinguished Swedish gentlemen Just ar-
Willlam Dean Uowells should know "veo lo atteno me worios rair appearing
I An t Via at r roat el In atrei-av hats TVir hat
ueiur iuau i yunn a. u r.vVuu no neard that Bt ji, climate was warm
says there can never he a great Amerl-1 and without experimenting personally with
can novel," because the people of this I it on the morning after their arrival, got
country are "decentralized," whatever out, the,r "" hsd coverings, and
tnai may mvau. i ju.i iuSB1uie, aNo felt on , ,t waJ frlgld -wisely
however, tnai tne great American novel I they did not discard their overcoats, so
may be now ln the course of construe-1 there Is no danger of pneumonia; and the
straw nats are now lajd away to te Drougm
forth next month when masculine St. Louis
nn. - .! I w,"uiu au.vii 111 aula,
luo icuci... mmi.iuu.iu . . regularly
hlblta congress and the states from and as punctually in this latitude aa the
creating any title of nobility among I strawberry season; and tt bursts upon the
Amninon monu .., iiii la nniliinn cflmmnnltT with a suddenness ana
in the law or the constitution to prevent
Andrew Carnegie from granting a patent
of heroism and sealing it with a gold
medal, and a pension to boot.
breadth of extent that equals the blooming
of the buttercups, or the arrival of the
June bugs. One day there Isn't one; the
next, there are myriads. This straw nat
equinox falls within the week after the
15th of May and has reached Its climax
on Decoration day. It breaks out like a
run on a bank. Borne Dae sunny morning
Japanese officers acting as spies ln
Manchuria ahould never have disguised I at the period we mention you see hundreds
themselves as Thibetans, for things are ef men pouring Into the hat stores In
happening in Thibet which make, the - J"" an' T
Thibetans look good to the Busslana and orer th. clty- ana Wlthln twenty-four or
they can be depended upon to ask for a I forty-eight hours every one is newly hatted,
closer interview than la healthy for a 1 The storekeepers do not knew when this
man from Japan.
The Illinois Manufacturers' associa
tion Is arranglug for a conference of
representatives ef all the commercial
organisation between Chicago and .the
Atlantic seaboard to prevent an advance itraw haU they may hav 0B band they
of 20 per cent ln freight rates by eastern J are out of fashion.
Is going to happen, but they are prepared
for it. and when the outburst takes place
every clerk Is called to the breach an
the most furious period In the life ef th
"gentlemen's hat store" of the whole year
Is witnessed. If the Swedish gentleme
will wait a little over a month they will
see It and they will find that whatever
Tld young Gllderly as you for your
daughter?"
"Yes."
"What did he say?"
"Whv, lie said that he mad a bet of a
couple' of hundred that I would refuse my
consent."
"And what did you do?"
"I gave my consent at once. I was de
termined he should lose the money."
Cleveland Plain l'ealer.
Johnnv was entertaining the young man
ln tho p.trlor. ......
"Mr nnoonamore, he caked, how long
you been comln' to see my sister? is It
tmn vpnrfl nr three?"
"Two, I think." repnea young opuunu-
more. "Why. Jonnny r-
" 'Cause thnt s wnat sis sayn, uui iv,
he savs It seems to him like it was forty
years." Chlcngo Tribune.
THAT HEAVENLY LA 3D.
Beautiful land where the sweet-scented
flowers ,t
Emit their perfumes all '.he year;
Birds sing their songs In the cool shady
bowers,
The days are not chilly nor drear.
The night with Its shades never visits that
land.
The sun never ceases to shine;
The dwellers therein are a peace-loving
band, ,
Controlled by a Kuler divine.
No sickness nor sorrow appears In that
place.
No death scenes within it are found;
No spirit of evU is there to disgrace. .
But pleasures eternal abound . ,
In that country are heard no heart-breaking
sighs,
While years of eternity. roll; ..
No obstacles rise to becloud the clear
skies, . ...
Nor burden the blood-ransomed soul.
The ever-green trees gently swayed by the
breeze,
Make music delightful to henr;
The pleasant surroundings are fashioned to
please.
No discord offending the ear.
The people who dwell In that city above.
Whose faces with radiance heam.
Are guided nnd led by an undying love.
Which flows like a clear crystal stream.
Would you moor life's bark in that haven
of rest,
Safe anchored from sorrow and care?
Would you dwell In that land the Bavlor
has blessed,
That city delightfully fair?
Then walk in the path of the humble and
meek,
Bow low 'neath the scourge of the rod;
Possess the great pearl which you ardently
seek
The smile of a merciful Ood.
R H. LANGFORD.
North Platte, Neb.
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