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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15
Polo ON Btcycles,

A polo game was played last evening 81
Reh's Bicycle Academy, between Norcom and
Stewart. The score Of the game WAS to MOTH
ing in favor Of Mr.. Stewart Both played on
lroquois Safeties. There will be game between
Messrs- Stewart and Proctor on Monday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

The resolutions adopted BY Farragut Post
Grand Army Of the Republic, 81 IL last Dsss-
ing and referred to in yesterday srAa - forth
that e sit u desirable that the meeting Of the
national encampment IT the Grand Army Of
the Republic to be held in the city Of Wash,ns-
ton in 1897 shall b in al respects ersditsbls -
Washington md 10 the Department Of IL Pc
tomsc, q. A. r." - lit Il impsrssvsly nooes-
sary that systematic preparations be entered
upon without delay BY the Grand Army" and =
1T ID t and proper that such preparations b. in
auguarstsd By the posts Of the GAR. q once"
"a committee Of farrsgut Post b nov ap-
pointed, consisting Of the post commands snl
six other comrades, who shall invite TIE 90.
operation Of like committees Of tie other poso
in this department., and petition the dsparS
ment commander TO convene the dspartasu1
encampment st - early day % prsctisablo.
for the purpose Of creating . departments o.
general executive commitsee. which coumitsso
shall, without delay, organize Ill suboonnie
tees necessary TO make suitable prspssaakons
and 10 co-opersss with such COMMITTEES = ~
be created BY the citizens Of The DissEiSs q
Columbia for the sbovs-nAnsd purpesa"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15
Burial Permita,

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following: whits-Robert
E. Sims, ryear. diphtheria; Oracle N. Russell,
year, cholera infantum; Thomas q. Kelt. rs
years. chronic epileptic dementia; Eplonia
Hallen, 62 years, chronic mama; Walter b.
Kress, ~ years, congestion Of lungs; Leonard
Blessing, 8 days, congenital debility.
Colored-Alfred Pitts, 20 years, chronic emf
leptic dementia; Frederick B. Banks, s year.
remittent fever; Dora F. Barnes, month";,
commissions; Felix Aguston, years, convul.
mons; Annie Lucas, 20 years, typhoid fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

ECH SALE-S-.No-S RMS. AND LARGE ATTIC;
i walled ee,iar new frame house, with two large
4c III iicke: to reacn it on the and o. othr
e psra up IN tine tSs ,sr mo no
owner b. B., star once. 1t.
CON .on. Apply to r Il. BR0Uhs. Sis Eth st. si n
EOk RENT-A BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED HOUSE
= oil !, rooms Mlih rates and atroOes; 2OU yards
from Hyattsyil!e DEPOT Only 30 per month.
OF ' niss n SHa " I s
P. K; r.; sl5 per month. DUCKE - = fUaD.
TORT MLYER HEIGHTS.
',as-iiiston's most beautiful suburb lies on the
Messr onS Mill iroi% CITY Ilis FROM
,Le heisL.s ashih ent Views are to be had OF Wash
lhe Washington and Arlington e.ec;ric road has
M viii 10 c III Il ssry date. '0O'
LOOK at our adv nidses:
i,roa.. s.aded streets am avenues.
No nla.arir.
MIN ncent views
AuJoins + Urt Aeyer.
fr;sts: . u 10 cents per square foot
for maps and iuii parrcu Lar: sal on or address.
93 una " Atlantic building.
leans always ON han9 10 4rlve YOU over JySS-eOSm
LOR sALE-AT wOODsIDE, NEw sIx.ROOM
cott~se. VITA range, hot and cod water, BATH Ia
trobe stable Tor two horses; cellar and Price,
WITH two lots, s3. UOO.
Also. nearly conip.eted. . seven-room cottage with
hath range. arope. cellar ana shade. Terms to SUIT
iy-i-on Il. +. LEIGHTON .4Sl La. ave. n. w.
LoK sALL-AT BEANCAyILLE ON THE B. 4 o.
Il L. L.. severed pretty new dwellings,, q and rooms
with lot .OO1 lao, Louses buit and bar
gains OF. tne T.. q U. Monthly payments.
yy.U1M Z. Il. bhOOko, Olo 18th st, NV
TOR sALE-"NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS"-
l. tie inCst Denutlaui villa two half
irCm and IN iui. view OF the city OF ashinxton
TO AZ lilly also to 800 Ter acre; sxsy
terms; dweaiinss erected Tor puIchasers At cost.
II. A. fhlLLlfS i SON.
,y16-29s l4iV Asw York ave.
4 SUBURBAN HOUSES
WITH CITY IMPROVEMENTS
AND RAPID TRANSFORMATION
Now In the time to buy. For iul Particular terms
and permit to inspect cali upon tine undsTsixned
We also have other Suburban houses from e. and
upward an ali parts Of the suDurbsL
We would be pleased to show thsse properties ap-
pllcatloR as our Once.
AcLACHLEN BATcHELpEa
js2o oognR loth and q ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

Rfn04 On Account - III De-
Mr.. ?. II. HoG recently brought ssis bsessU
Justice oNeal against August wliigs - ~
cover eloo damages By reason of ~ Dag q
defendant biting hk dsaghtsr. II vas down
that the child vas not badly hurt and ~ 80
IVES Of gentle dispoaieion, and judgnsns -
given for defendant Mr.. williss - n>sA
60 IN ~ Pel3es ooast - asseans & - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15
SHOOTING STARS

SHOOTING STARS
A poached seal for breakfast 10 the popular
Boring sea diet
Fail not in spite Of much complaint
To give All Sin his dues:
His people live in mild restraint
And mind their ps and queusa
He was trihe bow legged. and was protest
ing with his tailor. Il have no doubt" said
be. that you understand your business thor
oughly; bus-you don't seem to get onto my
curves"
Let's hope that Atlanta
What e'er she may do
Won't send her blind tiger"
Out here to our zoo.
night visitors. "Aint that burglar alarm in
side the Window
''ies: reach around and set il of, SOS the
folks inside II know we're coming and keep out
of the way"
''Shan tell you . ssory2' asked Charley
Nalrgo.
''Yes," replied Miss Pepperton; tell me . 60
story"
TIN so glad I went to the circus" said Miss
Daisytufte. AT last know what they mean
when they say an actor 10 on his uppsrs."
'1ndeed?"
''fss; saw one walking on his hands"
Little drops of water
Tumbling on the sand
Make hotel expenses
Very hard TO stand.
"Does yer like 'stronomy?" the belligerent
young man inquired as he walked up to one Of
his fellow workmen.
''Nawsir; whadjer ask for2'
"Case, I'm gwineter glib yer some lessons"
"Yer aml'
'Yas, am; wild mer arm fur O telescope an
mer ifs fob er eye-piece. Yer kin now git ready
ter see stalls"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

A poached seal for breakfast ID the popular
Boring sea diet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

Fail not in spite Of much complaint
To give All Sin his dues;
His people live in mild restraint
And mind their p 70 and queuea
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His Suit Of Clothes Seolsu.

Henry Herbert, . colored man Who lives near
Bowie station, on the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad. came to town yesterday and being
stranger he met another man Of his own color.
who took him in. Henry had . bundle which
contained suit Of clothes, and when his new
scquAintancs vent with him to . place where
ne could get his breakfast he persuaded the
countryman 70 leave the bundle with Q push
cart man. They soon reached the dining room
ana wnne the countryman was enjoying his
Dreekfast the other man clipped away and got
the bundle, which he carried Oh.
Henry went to police headquarters and 70
looking for the other man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

he was tride bow legged, and was protest
ing with his tailor. Il have no doubt" said
be, that you understand your business thor
oughly; but-you don't seem to get onto my
curves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

The Anderson. Ind, Daily Bx1stsm once
burned yesterday. Los elo, 6oo. The same
once burned out seven months ago. The are
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

l'Cn SALE-S-. Uu-S RMS. AND LARGE ATTIC:
L walled ce.iar; new frame house, with two large
porehes; 20 90 feet of neat Fenced ground and only
ic III ticke: to reacn it on the b. and O. OF
new homes, high up Oh the hiiisde; AGENTS; no
fees; ute perfect 1900 cash terms easy. Address
owner y. B., Star once. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

E,'OR I.ENT-BEAUfIfUL BROOM DWELLING
AZ hyatsfilie. l.. and o. A. A. and in perfect
con lt.on. Apply TO 7. r. BROOkS. 6l6 I2th ST. n v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

Let's hope that Atlanta
What e'er she may do
Won't send her blind tiger"
Out here to our zoo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

LCk RENT-A BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED HOUSE
L of rooms, Wi;h ranges and latroUes; uU yards
from Hyattsvilie depot Only $2D per
a ni,c IU-fOon LlOuse Will ten land; plenty
Of shade ind iruit; HyaI:svile. Nd 80 per month";
NICE new I-room house at Landover station, b. and
r. Il. X. elo per month. DUCkE ~ tUaD,
ST N va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

''shall I tell you . ssory2" asked Charley
Nairgo
YES" replied Miss Pepperton; tell me 90
story"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

't'huSIEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE. IMPROVED
l. AND lNIMPkOVED PROPERTY IN SQUARE
1913, FhUIlih,i On Y SrhkEf SOUTHEAST
Al mir EEN1H SIl,EEI SOUTHEAST
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of 20 u.nuia. passed the cause Ju In b.
Dornhn and husband vs. BriVht ct al. No 1905.
equity docket -. will sell ublic auction in front
OF tle rreais S. On MONDAY, AUGUST SEVEN-
IEENIH. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, lots IL
~ ana ~ IN square lO4j. Lot IL mas a front of :I
ieet ON 18TH s. Sc By al average depth OF about 81
feet and Is unil rovei 10: 10 front of rs feet
on L ST. Sc by IN average depth of about 50 feet
ana Is uiimprovei. lo. ~ front OF - ieet on
ST Sc BY an AVERAGE depth OF about lJO feet and is
lnPiovei by comfortable frame yelling and stable.
liese los All run back to wide alley and located
III rapidly growing part of the city.
Terms third cash; balance IN two eu ual INSTALL
IN nts vi one anu two years. with at per
cent Ter annuin IRON the day OF g. payable
nuily, deferred payment TO be secured by deed OF
trust On the prop rty sole. All be At
tile cost u urcEaser. Ii the terms sale are NOT
complied with al ten ii Us from the property
viii reso d The OF defan t,nr Iur-
Chaser after five Gays notice III Tie Evenin1 Star
SlOo DEL oslt On each lot required at time sale.
----..- hCoi-A Is. MOULTON. trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING Il son, Auctioneers.
au4-d&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

EOR SALE
Il SOUTHEAST.
l113l5 and l1l7 II sc.
tn. 10 and dr. 49,. IS. 0OO
501 and 500 Va ave,
and 90 9TH 81 and 2
unimproved lots. 4, SOC
go TO 2:2:l 18th Ut and
kentucky ave bet B
and ) c ave, 4 b. a. O0C
81. 32,3 and 3.,3h d st.
fiji. Or, each. ....... 8, OOC
BOZ 9Th st. bh, Or. ). OOU
yGIgll 1 st. ( b. 5r. g. SOC
Alley bet 9TH and tn,
q and L. b b. 3r. II. SOC
305 10th st. I b. or. Il, SOC
3l3 10Th 81, I b. 5r. i, SOC
1345, 1347 and 13-a9 L
st, Z n. 5r. each zoe
ala K st. n, on. 900
9 Hope ave. b h. Ar. 500
l.,07 4th st, Z b. 4r.....SOO
llpx 4 AZ m h Or faAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

N SUMMER RESORT
Wal reopen June 10. Has weil-Shaded lawn. dno
mountain water. hot and cold baths porticoes, 6ns
scsnery and large rooplS. Address J. IL BELL.
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ley and daughter, Mr. Evan Fugitt, Mr. Allen
Albert, Mr.. Stewart Misses Ayton and Crawford
of Leightonsville, Mrs. Griffith and daughters.
Mr.. Harry Towers Of Washington. ID. c., Mrs.
Frank Griffith, Miss Caulihower and Mr. Cab
bage, Mr.. John A. Dorsey, Mr.. Dan Gather,
Chichester and the Misses Chichester, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. w. Rittenhouse, Miss Carolyn and
Master Harry Rttenhouse. Mr.. Palmer and
sons, Mrs: Reuben Riggs, daughter and sons, Miss
Mamie Riggs, DR.. and Mrs. Iddings, Messrs.
Strani and the Misses Strani.
Mr.. John W. Babson of the patent Office
leaves today for Brooksville, Me-, where his
summer home is located. Mrs. Babson and the
children have been there since June /. Mr..
Babson expects to remain for q month.
Mrs. William Bruce Gray has gone with her
two little children to Rehoboth Beach for stay
of several weeks.
George E. Lemon, Mr.. and Mra W. R. Speare,
J. o. Kerbey, Philip G. Russell, E. II. Russell
and Frank v. Tilford of Washington were reg
istered at the Office Of the New York Herald In
Psris, yesterday.
Mrs. W. L. Trembley has gone to Dansville,
n Y. to visit her sister, Mrs. J. C. Trimble.
Miss Sadie Thompson of New York city, who
has been the guest Of Mrs: Geo. CARL of East
Washington for tho past eight weeks, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. John T. Tyler and little son are spend
ing the month Of August at Hampton.
Rev. Mr.. Douglas and wife and W. b Hop
kins of Warrington are ct st. Mauritz, Swift
erland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Bailey Of Philadelphis
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Il Barnes Of
Maple avenue, L. Droit Park.
Mr.. and MIRA L. 8. Brown and Z. 8. Brown,
IT,, Of 1919 Corcoran street are st Bear Lithia
Springs, w.
Mr.. and Mrs- n. A. Dounelly and their little
daughter: left today for several wssks' sojourn
near Hagerstown. They viii also visit Har-
eating for the last two weeks at ''0lsnbourns,''
Loudoun county, VI.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LNUR SAIL
Il On ST. between 1st and I'd ne. two stories.
seven and hath. with mod. imps. handsoInsly
bUGSN BUTLER.
au15-3t UO9 1t. n
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L Homeseekers. elegantly appointed new house
9TH Ie Droit Park; rooms. bGth and cellar cleo
trio bells. &c owner must sell very cheap at 200
BARNES WEAVER,
aul5-3t CD NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

On MONDAY, AUGUST SEVENTEENTH st
HALF-PASI Ten O'CLOCK A. M we shall sell at
public auction at the marine barracksa quantity Of
con'ienlned articles, suc Ins.ue Is mus, Doors
Window sash. Hand Railing, LsuininG lious Bells
Chests. urna' e.. Trap BowIs, sllk, REGISTERS
LOG! y, Hines, lUt of Tin, Ec,
Terms cash ut the time ot sale.
BY order of the CIitin anu A. Q. NJ. U. S. Marine
Corps WALTkB B. WILLIAMS 4 co
all:l-3t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-13

Nike Donovan, ex-Mi4Gle-weigat Champion OF
America
IL boxing, - in other accomplishments. q
man who u himself scientific Iasn may Re
poor teacher, a. he may iack the ability To i'm
part bis knowledge % Ms pupil. Among those
who became famous as boxers il :he Pas.
twenty-five years are Joe Cobur8, jim Mace, Billy
Edwards, Ned O'BsldwiD, John II. Clark, and
later On John L Sullivan, Charley Mitchell. JACK
DeTnpsey, and many Others TOO numerous 10
mention. These men, while they were snd are
DaqpsstiOnso.y grsGt boxers, failed greatly as
instructors. for this reas0n-fhsy lackei the
ability 10 distinguish between scientific stzrring
and fighting. and, therefore treated their pupils
"a they would adversary. To De good
teacher, man must D. good judge Of
human nature, and above all, know how 70
control his temper. The successful teachers
who Esosssss these qualities are no. a. vel
known n the pagilisr5e world. with tbs eEesT-
ton Of three or Tour, namely, jim CDfozti Peter
Jackson, Jake Efraln. ". g. Mcclellan. Among
the men who are fine teachers srs walter Vat
son, Of 5an francisco. who taught jim COrbett,
which slesks well for bis teacher. Jim
C0rbett "a aiso good teacher. Jake Eilrain
i good teachsr and a gOo1 p1giiist, ~ his rec
ord viii show. Peter JAck.nn = p good teacher
and good pugilIz: also. Billy Mcclellan is a
good teacher, IS are also Jim Murray, Billy
A,cLage, Of Ptiiafe,phis jim oNeil, Of the
Ch.csgo Bdly CLArk, 81 - Louis, was
great teacher twenty-five years ego,
bat - not 20 veil known - the present
generation. Pat Kenfueks, Of New Orleans, 10
great teacher, and taught s1Ens famous boxers,
aud E!sO gave your humble servant his a-st les
sons in Ct Louis in the year Of Isg6. Jimmy
Carroll, Of San Francis eco, 10 another noted
teacher. Bob PANEL, Of ~ Louis. winds up the
lst Of famous teachers. There is 1T
t.c incident 81 Bots record that very few
Teopls know and Others get the credit for, and
that - that he il the first man who taught John l.
sullivan how - bit out straight. Parcel showed
hiJa bow - hit with one-pouDd durabb bella,
when Sullivan was training - tight Paddy Ryan
IN sew orleans eGlbvan paid more heed %
Bobs coaching in that fgbt thAa 70 any
other man IN MS conner; in fact got this from
Suiiivau's own Hps. In the last round Of that
fight Bob told John 10 fejnt Paddy with his left
hand, "a though be was poinR 20 lead with IT,
and instead shoot out his right hand. The big
fellow dii an advised ana 10 landed on Paddy
Jaw. LsiuR John l. Eullivau's own words
There WaA no uure fptIt that rnrp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-13

~ JtDcgsD0fg EEs-flGL.
Sophie Guensberg, the famous nihflist who
was sentenced IL November last n iIaprison-
Inent Tor lie at schlgsseiburg, an island of the
Ssya t1enty-oDe miles from here, has com
Iniited suicide. sophie had been despondent
for many months, bat recently she seemed 70 te
roaming her usual sPIrt'a Finally she got a
pair OF scissors, and with them hacked her
throat IL 80 detern ned manner that she dspd
In spite 81 the efforts made 20 save her life
sophie Was tried hare with Rtoelanofsky aud
Frelteid on the charge Of having been implicated
In plot 20 kin the car. A i three prisoners
were condemned 70 Re hanged. The court,
however, recommended that the car remit the
Fentence 81 &C IN against StOe.anofsky and
Frei:eli, aud they were bauished TO siberia For
long time 51Fhle's life hung in the balance,
bnt her sentence was tnaily COMMITTED 10 life
impr comment Sophie and other uibilists had
previously been tried in Paris for having explo-
siye bombs in their POSSESS she vas much
admired ~ nihi!.sts throughout Europe. After
the murder OF General -eliyerstOff IA Paris in
November, ls.4J, the Ecl1fr, a newspaper OF Paris
stated thRt uihiiist committee had dec tei
that II sophie GuensbeTg was sentenced to
death. seliverstoff. said 70 be the director Of ths
kUSslsn police - France, would he speedi! Y
Killed. SOPHIE was sentenced 20 be hanged on =
Monday, and the shooting Of SeliverstoE bv
faflewski. i was supposed. took place on the
following Tuesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-13
Prosperity in California.

SsS Francisco, Sept. Sour traffic re-
ports indicate very clearly that period Of
great prosperity is just beginning on this
Coast" said Vice President Crockcr of the
Southern Pacific company. This is par
t;culariy true OF California. Grain is
moving in large quantities over our lines
10 tide water. shipments he ng lar greater
than at any other corresponding period in
former years. This is the result OF good
prices. At this time last year there was
tendency to hold wheat in warehouse and
farmers had anything but a bright out
look. Now. however. the conditions have
all changed. 1t Is generally an easy matter
10 gauge the prosperity of a state v hen its
balance Of trade Is on the right side. or is
even. In former years shipments from
the East 20 California bv rail were
much larger than IN those from
this state east-hoGnd. We used to haul
many empty cars 10 the East in order TO
secure west-bound tonnage. The volume
ofeast-bound shipments Is about even. and
cars that come in loaded go back loaded.
THIS Is the direct result OF the change in
the character Of the products Of California.
Cereals have been sUpplanted " more
valuable products of decijuous and cit-1s
fruits and other crops. the movement Of
which has eqaaUzed that Of manufactured
goods coming here by rail from the Fast
Fruit shipments have been very heavy
this year, but prices realized have not
been WHOLLY satisfactory II growers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-13
THE THIRD PARTY IN THE SOUTH.
Colonel Polk Says Farmers Are Unit
for the Sub-Treasury Folly.

KAssAs CITY, sept PA St1Ts Topeka, Kan,
special ssys: Colonel Polk, national president
OF the Alliance, IN company with Frank Me-
Grsth, the Kansas president, returned from Pol
ton last night. Polk talked this morning freely
OF the political situation III the Southern
farmers are driven into the Peoples party" said
be, mo power On earth can prevent them carry
ing every Southern state. Bat the question is:
viii they D. driven into . third party? Four
months ago I would have said new party was
no; likely 20 follow. 1: now seems impossible To
prevent IT, The Alliance with "a is in such
condition tbs. il can be changed in one day
into q political party. IL yas organized ss
non-pGrtisan institution, and has been con-
dGctei ~ such The south 10 a unit on the sub
treasury plan Whether the Supreme Council
IN February decides that third party must be
placed in the field or not II will be 90 any
how. and il VIII receive thousands of votes in
the south.
"Tae Democrats have il in their power 10 stop
the movement By acesding - the 81 Louis de-
raauds. Nothing short Of that will avail, and
il i "a not done the South Is lost 70 them"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-13
LONG POLITICALTOUR
Democratic Orators LeaveWash-
ington City for Spokane.
SPEECHES ALONG THE ROUTE.
President Polk Says the Farmers' ALI
ance VIII Sweep the south IL 1t
Takes Up Third Party Movement

WAsETSerox CITY. Sept 1.-THE tour Of sew
ersl prominent Democrats 20 the Pacific coast,
which Will begin tomorrow, Is q new departure
in TIE way OF campaigning. The nominal OBJ
Jet Of the tour Is 10 attend the second annual
convention OF the Democratic societies Of the
state OF Warrington, which will Be held az spo-
kane IL Is their purpose, however, 70
% active campaign work gil around.
TIER route win include . large part
% the SorthEes. and ths far West,
finally closing with participation in the cam
paign IN Iowa They viii leave this city tornor-
row On the Baltimore < OAio, and make their
FIRST stop az 60 Paul On the 18th. The party
consists of Senator Faulkner, Chs1ncey 7.
Back, President II ths National Association OF
Democratic Cubs: Representative Bynum,
ex- Representative McAdOo, James N. L Beck,
OF PhiLsds. phis, and Laurence Gardner, secrs-
tarE Of the National Association OF Democratic
Cuba