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operation OF this order. II is estimated that
probably loo Cinnamon have been ncei
to depol tntion who will be- released. nearly all
OF those being on the Pacific coast.
"A tncit understanding between the United
States Government and the Government OF
CHINA. 1t H. said. exists by which nll Cinnamon
viii comply with the requirements ct tho
Heary law as to registration now that 1t has
been extended six months from to- day.
President Cleveland. accompanied by Mrs.
Cleveland and Secretary and Mrs. Lamont. oc-
cupled one OF the proscenum boxes at the
Academy Of Music this evening to witnoss tho
presentation OF Romeo and Juliet hy Miss
Julia Mhrlowe and her company. This Ia the
first public appearance Of Mrs. Cleveland since
the birth OF Bat Y Esther Among the audience
derson Gormsn and Tmrne and 'nRat%rs Man
tivos Cannon. Savers. McMillin. Cuitbertson.
McCrcary Hutchinson. and breckenridge.
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ONE MORE CHILD KILLED.

Six-Ycnr-Oid Annie Morrison Run Over by n
EroOIlyn Trolley Car.
six-year-old Annie Morrison. whose parents
live in poverty at 700 Myrtle avenue. Brook
Ign, was killed by n TROLLEY ear In front of her
homo yesterday afternoon. she started Ia
cross the street Just as trolley car No. l. 7l2 in
charge OF Motorman Frederick Cook, came
RAPIDLY along.
The girl was KNOCKED down. ana the wheels
passed over her ,hips. She was shockingly
manGled Her body was taken to John ".
G!"nn's saloon at 71S Myrtle avenue, from
which her father. on learning her fate. car.
red II home. Cook was arrested and held at
the Vernon avenue police station.
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A strike OF boiler makers was reported yes
terday on the steamship Santiago. at the foot
OF Eighth street. East River, against the en-
ploynent OF Knights OF Labor instead OF mem
bers OF the Brotherhood OF Boiler Makers and
Iron Ship Builders. 1t Is also alleged that
these knights are working at non-uni"n
wages. About seventy Brotherhood men have
quit work. This strike Is the result Of y light
between tho Knights and tho brotherhood
men some time ago at the Erie Basin. when
Knights were accused OF taking tho places Of
striking brotherhood men.
After a night with the boys
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nnyonne's Trol,ey's First Victim.

The trolley system which is being introduced
In Bayonne scored its first victim late last
evening in the person of Michael Nolan Of 1913
Montgomery street. Jersey City, an employe.
OF tho contractors constructing the road. He
now lies In u precarlous condition in tho Bay
onne City IlosIitnl.
Whom run down by the motor. Nolnn was
trudginE along Avenue G. toward Greenvilr
street lamps. while dense woods line ho;m
sites OF the avenue. The car was In change II
Motormnn John IurGes OF ~ Walker avenue
Jersey CITY. itswept up tho grade from the
Moriis anal bridge at great speed and was
upon Nolan before he realized his peril No
Ian was unconscious when picked up.
Took Iittie's Name When lie Took His Jon.
The man who was accidentally Killed In the
Brooklyn Navy Yard on Thursday was Charles
T. Dennis. and not James Little M reported
Dennis having ndonted Little's name when he
succeeded to llttlo's Job.
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After n night with the boys
Yours for clear heAd-Bromo- ssltzsT Ida
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PERSONAL POINTS.

BY tho death OF Horace A. Moses, OF
Chestnut Hill, Il bequest OF over SlOO,-
600 passes to the Mickoe Israel congre-
cation Of Philadelphia, to perpetuate
the memory OF the late Rebecca Graiz,
who lived to the age Of ninety years IN
Philadelphia and was famed for her
beauty ana her charitable deeds and
good works.
Germany has lost another prominent
military commander in thu death oi
Gen. George Won Kameke, formerly
minister Of war. In 1873 he succeeded
Field Marshal Won Room as head OF the
war department, and did excellent SER
vice. Since his retirement in 1883 he
had lived quietly on his estate.
Ex-Cfov. Coke, OF Texas. who was re-
moved by Con. Sheridan IN 1867 from
the supreme court oil that state as IAN
impeachment to reconstruction, was
one OF the senatorial impedlments TO
financial reconstruction.
Otto Wells, Il full-boodcd Comanche,
who entered the Carlisle Indian school
in blanket as a boy pupil, stood up in
n dress suit ut the school the other DAY
TO be married to Miss Parkhurst, IN
Oneida girl.
Next to Westminster Abbey, there is
no place OF sculpture OF such historic
interest in the British isles us BunhiIl
Fields, tho last resting place OF John
Bunyan, Daniel Deioe and Isaac Watts.
joaquin Miller has written to some
body, who was curious on the point, to
say no was born IN Libery, Union
county. Ind, and is 4 Witt OIL his moth
er's side.
1t is stated on authority that Mr..
Cleveland is worth to-day S250,0OO and
that his salary is being spent as last as
it comes in.
John Mcdonald, OF the New York
bar, is said to bear a remarkable resent
blnnce physically to President Cleve-
land.
Rev. DR.. Hale, OF Boston, is collecting
for comparison and analysis the sayings
OF children.
Baron uirsch won on the turf this
year G35OO0, OF which La Fleche won
E26,0OO.
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ROBBERS Fooled.
Tho Trimmer Threw Up Their HANDS,
But There Were RcvoIvcrs in Them.

Tho Trninmen Threw Up Their Hands,
Eut There Were Kcvolvcrs in Them.
OMAHA, NEE, Nov. 5.-As the south
bound passenger train on the Missouri
Pacific was leaving Union Junction, just
north OF Nebraska City, this morning.
a pair Of negroes crawlod on to the en-
CINE and ordered the engineer and fire.
men to throw up their hands. The or.
der was obeyed with alacrity, but
in the handa that came up were
clasped revolvers and the engineer and
fireman opened on the intruders, who
dropped to tho ground and fled. The
conductor and brakeman, who heard
the shooting, ran to tho engine lust in
time to see four negroes hurrying away
One OF the men was recognized by the
engineer as u resident OF Nebraska City
and general tough there. a posse
was made up on the train and started
in pursuit OF the robbers.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

rL4 -, ,,.,;,,lE q nd
4 curious stone llSht IN wGi it,i.," "Tu
porous IN construction, WIN " ",St a. ~
snipnurous QUOT Was E5Ln IGnSTC CIV V Mory.
i i ~ ncu' 1870 t'ener' oHo dov 70.
lanu' ny ItGIiy Mo? nt."n, roSomhionce
1env'!' ~ o' ,''iioh L,,,a bnon fonnd in
~ speGt'''Ui,a nit,, hy mcmbers of the
i I s1''I tin 'aT'" rniyersitv and which
!p...'I roro rnmnins of an ancient
lava fow
L. u,o co,dwich isIonds tho annie
III o,o ," miiT and Forests of trees Of
r,"n no1U n,.sa AZ orn ionmG in various
MAJ mai! - U,n ronrtrv They extend
rom the level OF the sea far up into tho
mountain sides. 1t is said that miles OF
those ample forests can occasionally be
seen One traveller gives the extent OF
one of them as between five and ten
miles in width and about twenty miles
long.
Already the snowstorms have killed
large numbers OF sheep in the noun
taing OF Kiickitat county, Washington,
and in Missouri the farmers, now that
the hog killing has begun, arc telling
lllsNb lNG lblA hlAa WY IhP-SNt $50
fNlliblo sign, they agree, oil a coming
winter OF unprecedented severity.
On an American twenty-five cent
piece there are Is stara, Is Iettera in the
scroll held in the eagles beak, IL mar.
ginal feathers in each wing, Is tau
feathers 10 parallel lines III fhe ah'o o,
10 Horizontal Dars, 10 arrow ,i heaEs' ""u
10 letters Ill inc quarter uo ~
The women OF Pine Hill, Texas, nav
ing broken into the saloons OIL inc ' Town
and smashed oil the barrels ana pottles
containing i!guorT nave setV IOa ',"''''
Jones TO "'u Tue cause Oh temperance
CamPhfoSr trees nave been pI9n'eu ~
sanford, RIA; ana slVo Ptool ot " T' p !,
DiI'ty to SOIL ana conditions im MS. 10
the lGeht'eat Calpllo' trce 'tom' N.Y. ~
al aino o1' Gun P'i0i VI 'O'''' "
'"'"9u' .,.,,
sacramento policeman wH rs; i'9 hu, up
anu roOpeu OIL - To wnl.o Tn o ;''S O9 5oot /"
Low Lew " 'o w., %" IN" font cot sae
P a",a,, "i'' "''0'N p4''''~0 Wv 'N''' =
"""i' r, y D,;.u;,., :,
zen joseph =; bteG I4mitnI ot ,n
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Tint FIdgety FeeIlng.

In spite OF the passage OF silver re-
peal there is not prompt revival OF
confidence. So lar as the unnecessary
purchases of silver were n disturbing
cause, that cause of disturbance has
been removed, us it should have been,
but business has not taken on its old
gait.
Tho Registers New York advices, us
printed yesterday, report n bear market
all the week, and there were sharp de-
clincs along the line. 1t is reasona-
BILE inference that there has been
something the matter besides silver.
Perhaps it is revealed in this from the
Rcgis'a's dispatch:
The holder, OF Industrial stocks have beep
very ldgcly OF late. owing to the lear thaL inc
Recommendation 10 he made by tho ways ana
means committee VIII disturb lhC!I Nvsteu lH'ct
ests
This fideety feeling is not confined
iobbing operators in stocks OF indus
trial concerns. 1t is manifested by
men who own industrial plants to oper-
ate them. 1t is exhibited to pitilui
extent by men who have been in the
habit OF supporting their families by
working in industrial establishments,
who have no work and who see the wiz
ter coming fast upon them. 1t is not
necessary to 90 outside OF the Wheel
ing district to see how this fear OF Dem
ocratic tariff slaughter paralyzes indus
try and compeIs to idloness men who
mustwork or pass through an expert
ence that will be new to them.
The present industrial condition OF
the country shows far better than words
can describe what may happen from
giving power to political organization
to which the country cannot give its
confidence. The country fears that the
Democratic party will keep the pledges
on which it has gone into power. Para
doxical as it may seem, this is the exact
truth and it is what is the matter with
the industries OF the United States to-
day.
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MORNING SMILES.

Fond "Thrce hundred dol
lars iora dress? 1t is preposterousl
You can not afford to wear such
clothes" Loving Wife-"Why not,
darling% Fond Observation-Disclosures
the price is outrageous and | can not
afford to pay it," Loving Wife-"Oh,
that's all right, dearie. | thought at
first you said couldn't afford to wear
it."-Puck.
Mainland, pa, what did Prof
Crotchot say OF my piano playing%
Pa-"He was quite eXtravagant in his
praise. He said you possessed an origin.
atty in execution that was truly re-
markable. He said he had heard some
OF your pieces performed by the great
est masters, and not one OF them played
them rs you did,"-Bostoa Transcript.
Nolle-"That was mean trick Jack
played me all the samew Willie
"What was it?" Neliie-"He proposed
Christmas eve, so that the engagement
ring wonld do for Christmas gilt.
And couldn't say No. you know, be.
cause in that case he wouldn't have
given me anything at all."-PUck.
MOlHeT NNIsllHS w iuVly HHtIeISJ-
"NIr Sampson has been coming here
now three years. I should think he
would be getting tired OF making love
to YOU" Daughter--"I guess no is.
Last night he asked me to marry him."
Puck.
Judgo-Why didn't you call police
man when the man assaulted you with
club? Citizen - Call n policeman!
| Good heavens! Your honor, wasn't
thumpcl enough as it was?-Ncw York
Herald.
Photoprapher-Now, my dear lady,
put on a pleasant expression. Lady's
Son-in-I.aw lin tho rear - Oh, l
wouldn't miss that sight Tor the world.
--FibgcRde Biactter.
Traveler-"Now, what ought little
boys say when y gentleman gives them
penny for CARRYING his bag?' Small
Boy-"Tain't enough" .-Iu'Ejh.
Tom-"Have you read Two Men and
q GirlT What do you think OF it?'
Kitty-"No; but | think tho girl must
have had Il good time. PUCK.
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Give tho pomocrats a Chnnce.

Senator Sherman, who has had some
experience himself with tariff laws,
saws that the Mckinley act sis the best
tariff law ever passed in the United
States" This is one Of the reasons
why Ohio should give William McKin-
ley majority that will not soon be ior-
gotten. This is one way to impress the
free trade mind.
The free traders say they will go
ahead on the line OF the Chicago plat
form no matter what the returns may
be from any state or from all the states.
Perhaps they will. Possibly they
won't. At all events it will be kind to
tho Democratic party to let it know
that the country is not in favor Of free
trade. That may induce tho Demo.
cratic party to try to reform before it is
too late.
If it we're a toss between free trade
and the offices the Democratic party
would turn its back on free trade and
ceave unto the Offices as the better
part.
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The l.ynehine lLee Agnln.

Some Tennessee people thought they
had discovered the miscreants who
have been burning houses and barns.
To the number OF two hundred the
avengers sough: the suspects and
hanged thcm-a man and his son and
his daughter and the daughters hus.
band. \ second daughter was terribly
logged and ordered to leave. These
five persons were coored.
IN two recent magazine articles by
white men OF position in the south it
has been urged that the dwellings, Of
Ia we're the result OF colored men out.
raging white women, and that when the
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"L,Abolition du Bin Mckinley"

That was very fearful appeal which
NJ. Leon Chotteau, delegate of the
French committee in France and the
United States" semitic Chairman Wilson
of the ways and means committee.
Among the objects OF this French com
mittee is "Labolition du Bill MacKin-
ley;" which looks as though the desire
is to abolish Bill Mckinley. And so it
may it be, but this is not what NJ.
Chottcau and his committee are driving
at now.
They mean to say that they desire
the repeal OF the Mckinley bill, that is
to say, tile tariff act under which We
are now administering the customs SER
vice. And these Frenchmen are frank
enough to say that they want the ad-
ministrative provisions repealed first,
Why?
Because these provisions represent
the effort of Republican Congress to
prevent INTERPRETATIONS and all the
rascaIly trickery by which foreign
manufacturers and their agents had
been in the habit OF modifying our
tariff laws in their own interests. That
is where the Mckinley act caught them
on the raw.
OF course they want the whole thing
abolished, but they beg their friend
Wilson to get the worst on. OF the way
first. ut was first adopted. Let it be
tho first rcpealcdp they say with all
the force OF the "screamor" at the end
OF their appeal. 1t may wound the
feelings of NJ. Chotteau and his associ-
atcs oil the French committee when they
hear from Ohio tomorrow.
The bigger the majority for McKin-
ley the more intense the agony ali over
Europe. Mckinley is for his own coun-
try and his own counryman.
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Dampen a piece OF flannel with
Chamberluin's Pain Balm and bind it
on over tho seat OF pain. 1t is better
than any plaster When the lungs are
sore such an application OIL tho chest
and another on the back, between the
shoulder blades will often prevent pneu-
monia. There is nothing SO good for Il
lame back or pain in the side. A sore
throat can nearly always occurred in one
night by applying a flannel baudaGe
dampened with Pain Balm.
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READ sTIrEL 4 CO.'S na.
SIPS
will buy
secondhand
Stcinway Piano.
T. W. BANNER & Co.


The sight reading class in vocal music,
organized by Mr.. james Stephen Mar
tin, has been SO successful, and so
many applications for membership are
still coming in that he has decided to
start new class this week. Names are
now being enrolled at F. W. Banners
music store. Those desiring to Join
will please call at once. Membership
fee 10 weeks 50 co.
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wanted For Many Ononsos.

Special Dispatch to The MtelitgeacsE
TERRA ALTA, W. Va. Nov. ga man,
calling himself David Victor and claim
ing to be from near Uniontown, Pa,
was arrested Friday about two miles
from this place. The arrest was made
by D. L. Forman under warrant is-
sued by Squire hutchinson, OF Union
town. and the preliminary examination
took place before Squire Hill. IN de-
fault OF bail, accused was committed to
jail. He was about 80 years old and is
wanted by Pennsylvania authorities for
numerous oilcnscs. There is some sus-
picion that nc is member OF the de-
tunct Cooly gang.
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ont in the English language they have
addressed them in quar!cr-kes OF
beer to the household. For all that
they won't defeat Mr.. lleinlein, who
has served his people and his state
well, and deserves the triumph that
awaits him.
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WAsEcA. MINI, Nov. %. 1890.

M Norman Lichty, DeS lfoines a.;
DEAR SIR-Please send Us at the
earliest one carton Krause's Headache
Capsules. We can't run the machine
without them. Send at once as we are
out, and oblige, SuDDUTu 4 Preston.
Sold by Alex T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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Duc!Elen's Arnioa salve.

The best salvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
Sores letter, chapped hands, chiIbains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satistac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
q box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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snrrr,s WonLp,s EA1n, pnoroanArneI

SnEpp's WomD's Fair, PnoToGGAruED,
consists nj finely executed photo.
graveurs OF all the buildings and many
interiors, as well Il, special exhibits OF
different countries and states. Each
picture is accompanied with page of
descriptive and historical matter, which
makes the book very instructive, as well
as beautiful. No more desirable sou.
venir Of the great Fair could be obtained.
Ex-Mayor ". II, Brown, OF Bellalre,
has already taken many subscriptions
in Wnceling, aud is still continuing the
eDnYnss.
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Thcr Mnnl lhe LcgIsIatnre.

Ohio Democrats are making strong
siF1rt to pick up the legislature on the sly.
In Belmont COUNTY, ior example, they
have been making II house to house
canvass, and they have lett track OF
beer as they went. Where they have
found voters who are not very proGci.
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"a CHEMICAL success and medical
triumph" so speaks an eminent physl-
clan in reference to Ayers Cherry Fec
toral; and the eulogy was none TOO
strong No other medicine is so safe
and etficacioua in all diseases OF tue
throa. and lungs.
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The property, No. 50 South Broad.
way, between Virginia and Ohio streets,
will be sold ut the north front door OF
the court house, (city buildinG) at 10
o'clock n. m. on Saturday, November
%, 1898. See advertisement in INTgLLI.
GENCER. J. D. EWING, Trustee.
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when then get back to Washington
in regular session, maybe they will in
sist that ex-Speakor Reed shall tie them
up some more, Just to show that he can
manage them without gavel. Mr..
Reed didn't lay down his brains and ex
perience aud courage when he gave up
the speakers chair.
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majority to be proud OF.
-o--
Silver and the Republican Party.
The Fairmont West Tigmian does not
agree with the INrELMGGNCGR that IRE
publicans are glad to accept the respon-
sibility for doing what the people de.
mand and experience shows to be
right" the same having reference to
the repeal of tho silver purchase clause.
Our dissenting friend will doubtless ad-
init that so far as Republican represen-
tation in Congress may be taken as an
index to Itepubiican sentiment the IN
TELLIGgNCgE is right.
In the senate twenty-siX Republicans
were for repeal and twelve against it,
and the repeal Republicans were headed
By that honoreI Republican and OK.
porienced financial authority, John
Sherman. In the house the bill us it
came back from the senate had the sup
port of sixty-eight Republicans and was
opposed BY fifteen Republicans.
In the preceding congress the sem
ate, then Republican, and acting under
the leadership OF Senator Sherman,
passed bill for the unconditional! re-
peal OF the silver purchase provision,
and the Democratic house allowed it to
sleep tho session away. In addition to
this, almost the whole Republican
press, outside OF the silver producing
districts has been on the side OF repeal,
and very strongly So The TACT is,
Democrat in the white house and Re-
publicans in Congress made possible
the passage of the repeal bill.
The Vest giryinian, still referring to
the repeal bill, speaks OF responsible
ity for the characterization OF silver"
This is IN error into which others have
fallen, but it is nevertheless an error.
The act Of repeal does not take from
silver anything oil its money quality,
does not call in dollar OF silver now in
circulation. 1t stops tho compulsory
purchase of 4,5OO,0OO ounces OF silver
monthly, and does not touch the silver
coinage.
The act does, however, declare it ITO
be the policy OF the United States to
continue the use OF both gold and sill
yer rs standard money, and 10 coin both
gold and silver into money OF equal
intrinsic and exchangeable value;" and
it is declared to be the policy OF the
country to ENSURE the maintenance OF
the parity in value OF the coins Of the
two metals and the equal power OF every
dollar at all times in the markets and
in the payment OF all debts" This is
not domonetization by long shot.
Our Fairmont friend has been misled
by some OF the opposition speeches,
which denounced with great feeling n
great deal that is not in the act and
never was in the bill atany OF its stages.
----o-'--
NE,,... ILon r,nk lNooIr To NVouk;natoR
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MAYNARD is the New York Demo.
cratic idea OF what a Judge should be.
Maynard stole election returns, The
New York Democracy wants some more
election returns stolen.
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HOOPS SARsApARILLA, the king OF
medicines, conquers scrofula, catarrh
rheumatism and all other blood dis
eases. Hoods and only Hoods. 10
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You don't need to continue dosing
with Simmons Liver Regulator a
dose day.
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SMIrRs ALE has been household
word in Wheeling for three.quarters OF
century, aud is better now than ever
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CAPT JonS MCLUGE, whose death be-
reavcs a large circle outside OF his own
family, has been among the most active
OF the philosophical men of Wheeling
OF wonderful vitality for man OF his
years, he was alive to every opportu-
nifty to advance Wheeling The loss OF
this honored citizen will be felt deeply.
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EVERY housnkccpcr knows what Znnes-
vile blankets ars. Read STEEL y CO.'S
ad.
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In published interview Brother
Adlai Stevenson points to the fact that
he was endorsed by the people few
months ago. Where was Mr.. Cleveland
at that time?