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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23
WINNERS OF THE MEDALS.
z. II. @. a. Boys Contest for Athletic
HOnOrs

\ - - a. 5OyS COnCGSC Tor AEll6tle
Honors.
The fifth and last athletic contest OF the
Young Mems Christian Associate took
place AZ the gymnasium last night. The
events were Dumb bell drill. horizontal
bar, mat work parallel bars, flying rings,
rope skip, overhead parellel bars, and
horse vaultinC.
The boys showed up in excellent form.
The work showed careful training and
they were loudly applauded.
Lynes won the first medal with a total
number of 3,545 points. Webb won second.
with a total of j,43l points. Richardson
came in for the third medal with 1903
points, Heulett and Johnson got fourth
and fifth places respectively, having
made hard tight for third medal. The
contest was the last of a series of five,
and those in the lead fought hard for the
medals The friends Of each contest
ant cheered loudly as their
tayOrite's turn came. The con-
test was under the leadership
OF Mr.. j. A. Han, whose excellent work
shows him to be well up in gymnastics.
His examples on the different pieces of
apparatus were nearly perfect. The
Judge of the contest was Mr.. c. =. Rich
mond, whose decisions were unanimously
approved by all the contestants He has
the thanks Of the boys for his impartial
Judgment.
An exhibition will be held in the gym
naslum the latter part of next month.
Horizontal bar and mat work viii be the
features of this exhibition, which prom
Uses to be the best that has ever been
had in the gymnasium. The ladies were
out in full force last night, and the larg-
est audience of the season was present
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+. II. sohYTH.
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Z. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, J
WEATHER BUREAU,
GA, March %, I0p. m, 1894. !
wEArnrR SYNOPSIS.


The moderate cold wave noted in Wednos-
day nights synopsis IS central in the ex-
IRENE northwest, has moved southeast
ward and now covers the middle and
southern slope of the Rocky Mountains,
with increased intensity The tempgra-
ture has fallen S in Southeastern Mime
sofa, to II along the immediate Texas
coast, IL to l6' in Southwestern Ohio.
Middle Indiana and Middle Tennessee.
and lS' to 20 in Eastern Nebraska, Iowa.
Missouri, Arkansas, Northeastern Texas,
Western Mississippi, Western Tennessee,
Illinois, NOrthcas crn Ohio and South
eastern Lower Michigan. II is warmer
in Middle Nebraska, North Dakota and
Virginia. The temperature has remained
about stationary in Eastern Tennessee,
throughout the South Atlantic states, in
Florida Alabama, Eastern Mississippi
and southeastern Louisiana.
Freezing weather prevails in Kansas.
Nebraska and throughout the northwest
The western storm has moved northeast
ward 10 thelake region. The southwestern
depression has been Illed in by the high
pressure advancing from the northwest
a secondary depression conters in Missis-
sippi
At o'clock tonight rain was falling at
New York City, Iittsburg, Bunalo. Clcve-
land. Nashville and NiClSsburr, and snow
at Boston, Marquette and st. Paul, Rise
where generally fair weather was repor-
ted. with scattered areas Of cloudiness.
The maximum temperature at
Savannah to-day was $50 the highest
point reached during the month of March
since the establishment of the weather
bureau station here twenty three years
ago. The highest previous record for
March occurred on the 10Th, 1882, when
the Mercury reached the 81 notch.
The minimum temperature today was
So and the mean for the day - or IT,
aborOthe normal, making a total excess
of 204' so far this month.
p. II. SIYTH,
Observer in rborep
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A Peoples Party FizzIe.

bonneville, Ca, March 22.-F'or sew
eral weeks circulars and newspaper no
tices have been scattered over the county,
calling at this place q meeting to-day of
ali who are tired of Wall street and the
old parties and to reorEanize the peoples
party. Less than twenty-five responded
to the call.
The leaders looked disappointed and
sad. Ex-Salyation ArmySpcakerJ j. B. or
burn was entrusted 10 the little assembly.
He said it was the smallest crowd he had
ever addressed in Georgia and he did not
feel like making q speech. Clinch county
is a Door county for the third party. 1t
is a straighout democratic county
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EOR RENT, several desirable houses in
J. hest localities. apply TO Champion s.
Garmany, li5 Bryan street
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NOR RENE that desirable dwelling, cor
4 ncr Whitaker and Perry streets Apply
10 Andrew HanlCy 80 Whitaker street
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MISS SELIG is prepared to take pupils in
w clocution and voice culture at her resi-
dcnce, 100 Jones street
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MEDICAL.

condition with them-the liver active and
the system regular - you'd find you
couldn't take diseases easily.
These tiny, sugar-coated " Pellets are
the most perfectly MATERIAL in their &C
tion-no gripping, no violence. Take them
for wind and pain in the stomach, full
ness, and dizziness. They absolutely and
permanently cure Constipation, Indiges-
tion, Biliousness, Jaundice, Sick or Bill
ious Headaches, and every Liver, StOm-
ach and Bowel disorder
They're the cheapest pills you can buy,
for they're guaTGnteea to give satisfac-
ton, or your money is returned. This
is a plan peculiar to Dr. Pierce.
They have stood the test for twenty
five years. Buy no others
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D--1 u VO0- q tut VL13 l7NJI I'M " 3
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight, March %. 1894; Generally fair:
followed by showers Friday afternoon or
night; cooler Friday might, much cooler sat
urday morning; winds generally south to
southwest on Friday, shifting to west and
northwest Friday night.
Forecast for Georgia: Fair; with prob
able thunder showers and slightly cooler in
northern portion: fair Saturday and sunday;
south winds, becoming west.
Comparison or mean temperature at Savau-
nah, "a, on March - 1894, with the normal for
the day:
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MARINE lNTELLlGENCE.
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Continued from Seventh Page.

cigars, chair. IS bAls cabbage. . boxes dry
goods, 3 cases < fruit, case clothing. / case
millinery. > boxes beets, refrigerators
strawberries, ! box notions. lox honey >
crates tomatoes, 1873 boxes oranges. 30 dozen
brooms cases potatoes, . b0ls ORANGES. I
bale plads, sacks coffee, 1909 rick 10 cars
lumber, 10 bales cotton. | chair crates car
riages, bdls wheels, "A 0dls steel. 1 cars
wood, hale checks, 3 bbls whisky. 8 bbls
syrup box jugs, 5'boXes soap, / case eggs
Per Contrai Railroad, March %
900 bales cotton, 2l9 bbls spirits turpentine
O36 hbls rOsin 20l bales domestics - sacks
potatoes, l35 tons pig iron, 1873 pkgs mdse. 80
pkgs hardware l0) sacks meal , bbls empty
bottles sacks peas, l case shoes 2hnM bbls
whisky. 3 cases eggs, abb syrup, ! dI hides
sacks coffee, IS sacks collars,4 cases medicine
cases hats,34 crates tinware,3 cases uuware
: rolls iute bagging 119 pieces ma hiaery. Is
pkgs furniture, bbls vinegar, / keg syrup
/ box chickens, Is empty barrels 70 bbls grits
500 sacks grtts, l car hay I car corn, / car
meat car brick, l cur crate material, car
fertilizers, l car lumber.
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Exports.

Per British bark Elvira for Montevideo. for
orders-3000 bbls rosin, valued at SI2O.O-S
4 Shotter Co.
Per steamship City of Macon from Boston
-5qf alCs upland cotton, $50 bales sea island
cotton, 5t3 lales domestiCs and yarns, 325 bbls
rosin, II bhls oil, 3il btls spirits turpeutine
30 ,s6j feet lumber, 1876 bales hides 6 bales
wool, 1914 pkRs fruit, 1873 piSgs vegetables, 81
bales paper stock. l car iron pipe "a rerrizer-
ators berries. y casks clay, 10 bbls pitch 365
pkgs mdse.
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CALL AND TIE NOMINATIONS.
The Senator Allows His Fight to GO
Over Until Monday.

Washington, March Glowing to the
protracted debate on the printing bill and
other matters in the Senate to-day, Mr..
Call was compelled to forego the inaugu-
ration of his fight on the nominations in
his state that were repuguant to him
During The afternoon he quietly told his
friends that he would ret the matter go
over until Monday next.
No reference was made in executive ses-
sion today TO the Chinese treaty.
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THE NEW CROP or rURPENr1NE.
Inc Truck Crops Are Much Ahead Of
the Season.

".ter, Ca, March 23.-The hottest
1''.'er ever known at this season is now
~ I.+ u.s.. The thermometer registered $50
.'' shade to-day at 2:80 D. m The
- @-'.I weather is pushing truck farms
i'I ahead of the season.
rsi l" re re viii be more truck planted than
r.,... o'.s Eear-partly due to the can
~. H., tory chat is now an assured fact,
srI' 'a.ln'len5 amount of STOCK has been
AZ loaa TO assure its success.
is -7.9' lthnes Dc Whites crate factory
49,. ,..'Atng out material for hundreds Of
co- -.e ne" crop Of turpentinc and rosin is
sba'I.'E IN. blessrs. Mcneil & Zi5trou
,s'aej a carload Yesterday.
cotton is still coming i'm.
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ECONOMY ana STRENGTH

Valuable vegetable remedies are used
in the preparation Of Hood Sarsaparilla
in such a peculiar manner as to retain the
full medicinal value Of every ingredient.
Thus Hoods Sarsaparilla combines econo-
my and strength, and is the only remedy
of which 100 Doses One Dollar is true.
BE sure TO get Hoods.
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PETITIONS FOR RECOMMENDATION.

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TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice is
W hereby given 10 all persons having de-
mands against WILLIAM HONE, late OF
said county, deceased, to present them TO me,
by law so as to show their character and
amount and all persons indebted to said de-
ceased are required 20 make immediate pay
ment TO me.
Savannah, Feb IS, 1894.
CHARLES 2. CONNERY,
Administrator estate Of William Hone, de-
ceased, $50 ST. Julian street, Savannah.
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MONEY FOR FoRGIF1oAT1oNs.
'''or Gail Reports the Appropria
zion Bill TO tb7 grpo+o

-. " 'SAlng.on March Ex-senator Call,
tt. .No senate committee on appropria-
.'.''S' today reported the Notifications
oapp'oPnation bill to the Senate as
g -'-O''aed. The Senate committee in
9, used the House appropriations to the
car. oi i, ~ $685. the bill as reported,
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MISCELLANEOUS MAnIS.

WANTED, to purchase q good organ
W guitar an nat cornet; must not be
too much used and must bG cheap Address
Student. 90 oak street city stating terms.
WANTED, q horse or mule for his feed
w william G. Cooper, 28 Whitaker street.
I FARMERS for newspaper pendrawing.
IL Home work evenings. Provost 328
Clermont Avenuc, Brooklyn, NJ Y.
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a - - =
in breaking up
sudden attacks Of
colds, chills, fe-
vers, and in6an-
nation - Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant
p ellie is. They
carry off these
troubles at the
start. And if you
would only keep
WOl1rSRlf in Drppat,
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, IS words or more,
in this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Anybody who has any want to supply, any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations TO secure; indeed, any wish TO
crafty, should advertise In this column.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23
NEWS oF THE SHIPS.
Maritime Matters Of Local and Gen
eral Interest.

eral Interest.
Messcrs. Lester s. Ravenal yesterday
filed the claims and bonds Of the steam
toWboat Maggie which ran into the Ma
cooahce's propeller and broke part of it
OF sometime ago, for the u. SANFORD
boss Dredging Company the employers
OF the boat. This releases her from at
tacnm1nt until the matter is settled
The British steamer Arcs, from Fer
nandna for Stettin via Newport News,
"lta phosphate, stranded on outer end Of
Lookout Shoals at 7:l5 o'clock a. m.
March 20. snip tight. lying east light
sea. She was boarded by life saving
crew, Captain rejected all assistance
Inc House committee on commerce have
agreed to report favorably a bill author
il1ihs the construction Of a lightship with
log signals, to be established to the east
ward OF Boston light, and for the estab-
ASAment of range lights in Boston harbor.
The British bark Eivira was cleared
Yesterday for Montevideo with 1900 bar
~ II s. OF rosin, valued at az GOO, shipped by
VIC D +. Sho5ter Company.
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NOU can get Marechal Neil and other
4 choice roses. banana shrubs rhyucOs-
permLm, tea olives, palms ferns, dwarf
oranges, golden arbor vitaes and other plants,
from r. Hunt, at Q. II. Dorsetts, IA ST. Julian
street.
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GEORGIA. CHATHAM CoUNTY.-To the Su-
~ pertor Court Of said County: The petit
tion Of John G. Rowland, Moses J. Sol0inons.
Solomon Cohen, James s. Wood, Charles $.
Hardee Edward Mcintyre, c, II. Dorset, w.
and Edward s Elliott respectfully shows
that they desire that they and such other per
sons as may he hereafter associated with
them ana their successors be incorporated un
de the corporate name and style of
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HNOR Wilmington Island.-Steamer Flora
Il win leave Ihunderbolt on sunday March
%, no lU.2b q IN. ana p. m; returning will
leave island 80 p. IN. and p. IN. Fare for
round trip 80 cents; children half price.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

INOIIDf TO UEb IOIto IND DINE DIIOfI5.
A LII persons having demands against the
IA estate'o Mrs Mary Charlotte Reppard,
late OF Chatham county, Georgia, deceased,
are hereby notified to render in their de-
mands TO my attorneys Messrs Denmark
Ga, duly made out according 10 law; and all
persons indebted to said estate are required
to make payment 10 my said attorneys.
March 3, 1894. JOHN A MAYER,
Executor Of the will OF Mary G. Reppard, de-
ceased.
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rnE cIrIzENs LoAN AssooIArIoN.

Inn ~ iN''' HoAN NH9O' 4oN'
ADOPT suth CONSTITUTION ana bylaws as may
pc necessary OF desirable LOT the conduct OF
us business ana lhe attainment OF It's OBJ
JectS' 10 9orIo" money ana give any KIND OF
security thorelori TO mold, own; ana encum.
Der IN any way property OF all Kinds; and
ReHeraIB 10 nave az lhe powers ana prlVi-
IeRes Usual ana iHcI0ehC 10 corporations I'M
deT me laWb OF TINS Stale, ana desirable and
helPluI ior Ihe accomplishment OF the objects
Petiuoners show that the objects Of their
assoclatloh aforesaid are inc accumulation
OF lunC OF money from time to time. by
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Hoods Pills do not purge, pain or grippe,
but act promptly, easily and efficiently.
ad.
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Filed in ONCE March 8, 1884.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY-The above
and foregoing application for incorporation
OF the Seemann Manufacturing Company, is
true and correct copy OF the original petition
as it appears on file in this Office
EMILE A GRADOT,
Deputy Clerk S. c. c. c., Ca.
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LOR RENT, furnished home; seven rooms,
4 hot and cold water bath ana other mod
crn cOnveuieuces, from ABOUT June TO oct / (;
80 per month. For particulars apply TO A. r.
Piper, u. >. Army, Barnesyille, Ga.
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RnnMs 10 RENI

~N~~~N~-~-~->-~>>~~~-~~~
/ .ARGE, neatly furnished rooms. for gentle
II men or light housekeeping; bath at
tached. 10 Congress street
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no RENT, cheap, house and promises, No
Il BOB New Houston street Apply on prem
iscs
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A SETTLED man wants position to travel
"A for some good house; large acquaintance
in Georgia and South Caroline; best refer
ence given. Address s, News Office.
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E02 SALE.

A u AUCTION mich COWS, car load graded
n and full blood Jerseys. Sale commences
40 10 clock att. D.. Guilmartln & Co ). sta
bles. West Broad. foot South Broad
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L1OR SALE, five and ten acre tracts Of land
n well-wooded about Six and half miles
from city, on the Augusta road, convenient to
railroad or river; good truck land or good to
lie as an investment, g. IL. Uorsett
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L1OR RENT, elegant residence on Second
A avenue, containing eight rooms kitchen
and out-hOuses; large ward and flower garden.
Apply 10 John T.. Archer Real Estate Agent,
llo Bryan street, savannah, Ga.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, statesmen or agents; good pay
w selling pants TO order, -; suits tl5
Hunter Tailoring Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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nor SALE cheap, one secondhand Dens-
4 more typewriter; also one secondhand
culigraph typewriter; both in good condition.
Apply at NJ. y. LehWuId 81 Co., @ Bull street
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L that makes life more miserable than
painful feet. A corn, buniOn an ingEowing
null viii make a naturally good natured per
can give comfort TO the afflicted by removing
such troubles, and refer TO hundreds whom /
have cured as to the truth Of this statement.
y. Davis. 81 Bnll slreet. No slaLrR.
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EMPLOYMENT Warned.

(--1~-~~~-~~C-~~~~~~N-~~
WANTED, position as watchman; only
w moderate salary expected; can give
references. Address X. L., box III, News
ONCE.
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GLASS.

THE BEST IS THE CHE pest. Your
l. stationery is an Indication of your man
ner Of conducting business. have everything
neat and trim, in good taste and on good nate
rial, from the complete printing, ithograph-
ing and blank book manufacturing derarAs
ment Of the MorninG News. Savannah. GA
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baldwin refrigerators. sideboard refrlg-
~ orators, new mattinRs, mosquito nets,
and other scasonable goods; upholdstering
and carpet work by skilled artizan. The
Miller Company, Leaders in Furniture and
Carpets.
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MRS. II. +. SPAULDING, formerly OF Bos-
4EA ton, has opened room at 40 Abercorn
street, and is prepared to do dressmaking in
all the modern styles
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ElhEE, free, froe, Tor TINS week only, b,0UO
Il hats free. TO every purchaser at Cohen's
Bargain House, 1872 BrOughtOn street.
DOSES, LaFrance, Marechal Neil, The
IA Bride, Pgpa Coulter, etc, pansles,
daisies, vioets, pinks, Reraniums, huchsias.
etc Floral designs "a speciality. Leave or
George Wagner, Florist 1hunderbolt Road,
Telephone 49a
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LuST

| OSTl newfoundland pup four months old;
IL black, white chest and fore feet Re-
ward If returned to 90 Castor street.
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/ 10 you want money? II so, you can get all
~ you want on your diamonds, Watches
iewelry clothing, tools, guns, pistols, etc.
and on almost anything Of value OF the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House. 40 Congress
street u. MuhlAerg. manager.
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A RIHUR DEUTSCH, pawnbroker, re-
"a moved to 1919 Congress street. opposite
city market. Liberal loans made on dia-
monds, Jcwelry, watches, clocks. clothing
and on any other personal property All
transactions strictly confidential Open from
a. NJ. to p. M.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-01

49, = hSSo5
Stanley H. Molleson, young Re-
publican of Brooklyn, Is years old,
submitted at the High School an es-
say on the tariff, which is looked up
on as particularly meritorious for a
lad of his years. From it the follow
ing paragraphs are takens
eff the Wilson bill is passed, goods
imported from Europe can be bought
cheaper than the same goods of Amer
lean manufacture. If the manufact-
urers kept open their factories, no
one would buy their goods and they
would be compelled to close their fac
tories or to reduce the wages of their
employees. Consequently, the pass
age of the Wilson bill would destroy
American industries.
eff the factories are closed, thous-
and of people are thrown out of en-
ployment; or, if the factories are lun
on half time, or the wages of the EN-
ployees are reduced, the men will be-
come dissatisfied, and strikes may re-
suit, which would throw more people
out of employment or result in blood
shed. Therefore the Wilson bill would
result in adversely if it were passed.
"When laborers are forced out OF
employment or their wages are reduc.
ed they may be obliged to move into
poorer apartments, 10 have less te
eat and to pawn their household
goods. The sons and daughters may
be taken from school and placed al
work in order to pay the rent. Thus
they do not reach a higher civiliza.
ton. The passage of the Wilson bill
would result in poor homes for Amer.
lean workingmen.
ga protective tariff results in pros.
perity. New industries are establish.
ed and factories are enlarged. Con
sequently, more working men are
needed. These laborers then Obtain
good wages and their homes become
bright and cheerful"