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The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-09
AMONG. t0NDQh's.:.. POOR.
Things Not Generally Known
About Booths Army.
-. ss4-r,eszS - a. -
HIS ELABORATE SCHEMES
Methods of the Salyationists Among
the Lowest of Humanity in
a Big City.

| ,,o, ,,,,,. % The Salvation Army
| .. , H.. I,r,o,FvJt 'is . ,o,;,,i,,,s
" = Po =. - Or, ,,o,,.a.
%wei' Gnu ~ -, ~, o,,,,.,
| tne A9a,pe " ,ns',,S..,c. ~" 80 a..
| REACHES INTO 'he 'noun"na9 q hu 'her "s
Sresslfe anu ceaseiese a.'.siiy Is one VI
the rehiai kapie thinss VI the he'Iopohs'
ii one doupts the Virihty VI 'iis movement
II he doubts us capacity 10 influence great
crowds OF depraved people lie mas only to
| investigate the arniy's work in this city
| of poverty and vice 70 have his doubts re-
moved.
| There can be no question that Gen. Booth s
| scheme Tor dealing with the lowest classes
| OF society, regarding both their temporal
and spiritual in, erests. is the most effective
] now in operation in England. This work Is
practical. the other schemes in London for
! reaching the fallen population. especiallv
| those that proc,ed FROM The Oxford minds
| M the offices of ire charity orpanixation.
| are as vet LARGELY confined To the rea,n, of
| abstract thought' What may come of these
theories in INC t,,ure remains 10 be COS n.
Whit is ooI,, c,n,ino, M, he ccnraye
! nn,I v,criI,ca ~ Inc men and yemen or Con
p,,h, -, A rm,, n.,',,,'',,s -,
noo.n ehi'a'ion army 's Conspicuous Oh
AM
| a' "ni'e.nape' iodu stdhus q
9 pI's u aneu' ap
'a' ~ ".s III .is nuiiuins tnae
.ue sVa,on amy nau us oillp. IL
was nere tnat zen. bootp aiohe and I'M
known. opened IRE ON tue breastworks OF
SIN IN East Lohdoh, pnhgihg down upon
himself, from the very people that he
sought to help. lndignities that no sfna Her
man could have borne. II was in this old
fashioned structure that this man put his
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-09
Her Month.

tits said that a certain English portrait
painter has almost as great reputation
for Joking as for taking excellent like
nesses.. One evening he was speaking of
beautiful young girl whose portrait he
had just finished. ~ re--..l,. $50
Her features are e1qusitcly nodded /
have heard. said a friend who had seen
neither the portrait nor the original.
Beautiful forehead and eyes" return
ed the artist, concisely, handsome nose,
fine chin, mouth like an ELEPHANTS"
Mouth like an elephant ST. echoed his
friend in dismay. What a terrible mis-
fortune. Do You mean that tits SO. enor-
nous and-what do you mean?"
'.Only thatit is filled with superb ivory,
madam" returned the artist, with his
usual gravity.-Youth's Companion.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-09
Anything or Nothing.

of the oracle made it a profession to say
things that meant anything or nothing,
according to circumstances"
The silent gentleman looked up.
Where did she do busiDeSs?" he asked.
AT Delphi. in ancient Greece" ans wered
the professor; but she's dead ages ago.
TOO bad" remarked the silent gentle
man. I'm one of McKinley's managers,
and I'd like 10 hire her as the ma jor's pri-
vate secretary."-Puck.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-09
Insult to Injury.

II will hunt him to tle-figurative- ends
Of the EARTH" said the Boston man in most
earnest tones. h. - =
.Pshawi" said the other. you are not
the first man who has beep, held up and
robbed of three or four dollars" -.
Il care not for the paltrys money" said
the Bostonian, but when he pointed the
firearm at me, the beast said, Stand right
Where you are at!' - u y 80,
And shudder ran thrSdsll his frame-In-
dianapolis Journal - III -.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-09

Briggs-That was rather an appropriate
inscription they put on soaker's tomb
stone.
Griggs what vast?
"This is on me."-.Life..
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-09
Not a orfftter.

att "a Sghfll< s-ss Nd VI
Mildred hose Philadelphia men are
too slow about kissing q girhh 49, I.c
Myrtle Yes, know But thcy are also
slow about quitting after they have begun.
Truth.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-09

In the days to come the statement that
John Smith has Just been growing new
ccrebellum In the hospital may be heard,
with no more surprise than is caused by
the news OF an operation for appendicitis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18

NEW YORK. Aug. lS.-The four weeks
continuous strike of the east side tailors.
sunlrarizai. Is an expenditure OF S6.Gp
from the cxchclucr of the Brotherhood of
Iailnrs: the return to work within the
las week of son men and 100 women in
~" shops. the opening or ~ co-operative
shops employing 80 men and 40 women.
numerous fights between union and non
union rarmcntwnrkcrs, and. lastly. an
appeal 20 the affiliated organizations for
funds To support ,so striking tailors who
are in actual need
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

Mrs. General Logan has returned TO
Washington after an extended trip in
Europe. She expects the statue of her
husband will be unveiled in October, 1897.
The crew of the fishing schooner Mime
haha captured sea turtle weighing l.S0o
pounds of Cape Cod.
r. d. Mallett. president OF a ward silver
club at Duluth. has brought suit against
the city to prevent the isSue of 8. 900
of gold bonds on the ground that the COM
mon couucil has no right TO issue bonds
payable only in gold.
There were 460 funerals in New York
and 2i0 in Brooklyn Sunday. Cemetery
loyes cannot dig graves fast enough,
and many funerals are delayed on that ac-
count.
Forest fires are raging on the Wisconsin
shore of Lake Superior.
Carl Won Wedel. who for twenty years
has been employed as farm hand near
Lancaster, Pa, has been officially notified
that he has fallen heir to an estate in Ger.
many valued at over 9,55o,0oo marks.
Ex Governor Lewelling is being doomed
for the United States scnatcrship by the
Fopulist party of Kansas.
The land Office at Washington has is
sned the big general maps Of the United
States. The maps are the finest ever
turned out by the bureau of ingraving
and printing.
While attempting to board Wabash
avenue car at Chicago NJ. Love, n laborer
on the drainage canal, slipped and fell
under the wheels. He was dragged sew
eral hundred feet AMI almost instantly
killed
Obituary: At Winston, \. C., Editor
j. w. Goslin, 81. At Green Bay, Wis, j.
=. c. Schmit, %. At Petersburg, Ills,
Abraham NUsbaum, 90.
The project of the Indiana and Na-
, tional Association of Spirirualists to cree.
n denominational college is meeting with
great encouragement all along the line
and there is little doubt that the college
will be erected.
The cd time war tclc--aphcrs will hold
their annual reunion at Pittsburg Sept.
10, II and l..
Pacific coast lumbcrmen have combined
70 control the trade and put prices up
San Francisco is their headquarters and
! the combine Is known rs the Central Lum-
| Der Company of San Francisco
New York police have received informa-
ton of an anarchist plot to blow up the
Fifth Avenue hotel and kill the politicians
who make their headquarters there.
Ice formed at Alexandria, Manitoba,
Sunday night. Maximum temperature
was 2S
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
EAU CLARE BUILDING coLLAPsEs.
Three Men Known To BE Dead, Four Miss
ing and u score Wounded.

EAC CLAIRE, Wis, Aug. lS.-Ycstertlay
while a force Os twenty-five workingmen
was engaged in tearing down Music Hall,
n four story frame structure, the structure
collapsed. Twenty-Five men went down
in the ruins The dead and injured are:
Dead - IIalvOr Olcson: William Dean,
contractor, and Nicholas Roach. bodies
still in the ruins.
Injured-John Thorson, crushed bv
falling timbcrs. cannot live: James Dean.
buried under mass Of timbers, cannot
live; Charles Agan, badly crushed; Ole
Solb"rg. seriously crushed; John Larson,
Gus Meyers Ole johnson. Brady Nedrum.
". II. Walters, William Berg, W. T..
Evans. William Arnold, Bert Wallum
and Ludwig Berg.
Oh the injured several may not recover.
The workmen were ON the upper floor and
roof when the walls began To bulge and
fell before any one could escape except
five who remained on the roof and We're
uninjurcd. The fire department at once
began the work Of rescue, and all the dead
and injured were taken from the ruins
but Dean and Roach.
AT midnight foar men who came from
superior and were at work on the build
ing were reported to be missing and be-
l"ycd to lie in the ruins. Their names
are not known.
LANCASTER Pa.. Aug. 1S-Charles +.
Cannon, Frank Hammond and George
trossman were killed and nine Others Sc
riously wounded yesterday by the czpio-
sion Of twenty-five pounds of dynamite
stored in the summer kitchen Of the Eagle
hotel at Holland. this state The hotel
was wrecked and the man who caused the
explosion blown to fragments. No one
knows how it happened. Cannon had
been sent to get some OF the explosive and
the disaster occurred while he was get
ting it.
WINCHESTER, Ky, Aug. 1s.-At Aliens
vile, ten miles south Of here, a boiler in
the harvest field of Dr. Sid All n explode
killing four boys, Dallas Haggard, ag ii
II; Travis Haggard, q; Willie Bergman,
IL, and Alex 1urpin, IL. The boys were
working near the engine and all were in
stlntly killed, parts of the boiler horribly
manglng their bodies
SALISBURY, y. C., Aug 1S.-At Troy
yesterday the boiler of Taft's sawmill ex-
plodcd, killing five men and injuring four
Three of the killed are Charles Morris
Jim Capct and Samuel Ewing-all white
The names OF the other two and the four
injured could not he learned as the news
Is very mcaSre. Three of the injured will
die
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
sFiIN MUST LOCATE FILIBUSTERS.
Sayard's Views Held to Answer Fully the
Spanish 1AssumptiOn.

spanish Assumption.
Bayard says considerable more on this
point. emphasizing his position. He does
not ask spain To b. the plaintiff, but says
the United states will be the plaintiff in
all cases where u breach of the law is
charged which will bring the case within
the statute. The law being in control of
the case must follow it to the end The
executive has no authority over the
Judiciary. The expressions of sympathy
cannot bc controlled. however misplaced"
Buyari concludes by saying: Permit
mo To assure you that il any attempt
made on your part or by your agents 10
cause the laws apple iblc to the ease and
tie international obligations OF the United
states tn h. respected to their fullest cx-
tent, shall fail, ami the incident be
brought To the attention of this depart
mrnt, i; will promptly lend its aid to WIZ
aicatc thc law and enforce its remedies"
Rlyard thus placed the responsibility Of
locating iiiibusters and hostile demonstra-
tinns against spain upon the Spanish
government The entire note is pointed
out as defining the position of the United
states in the present case, and answering
fully the assumption of the counsel of the
Spanish legation in the pamphlet just
published
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
HE WOULD KILL THE iNcURABLE.
An tp-to-pate Preacher starts q Discus
sicB at san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lS.-A popular
discussion has been started in this city by
a sermon preached by DIR. c. W. Wendte.
one of the leading pastors of Oakland
Dr. Wcndtc. speaking of incurably i'll or
mortally wounded, asked: why seek.
ns now. to rrolong their agonies? Why
exhaust resources Of medical science To
Keep them in miseryg Would it not bc u
more Christian act to put them gently
out VI pain.
God speed the day when men shall rid
themselves uf theological and personal
prrjudiccs and act as justice dictates and
merry requires The minister cited
many cases whcrc men injured in disasters
or wounded In hattie pleaded in vain "a
have comrades end their suffcrincs. His
sermon brought forth u food of protests.
the burden ol Il majority being. Thou
shalt not kill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
t,-,swsre Democrats.

povrs. Del. Aug. ls.-The demo
cratic state convention To- choose n
candidate Tor governor. one member
for congress aud three presidential
electors. met today and effected a
temporary organization and took a
recess. II is probable that l.. W.
Tunnel will be named for governor.
and it is likely the platform will
reailirm the past platforms of the
democratic party Of Delaware, and
instruct the electors TO vote for
Bryan aud Sewall. senator Gray
has kept away from the convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
Amount of silver Coinage for 1895.

WASHINGTON. Aug lS.-From official
information received by the treasury de-
pa-tment from twcnty-one countries the
coinage of silver during the calendar ye II
lsA5 amounted, III the aggregate, - Sll3.-
6s2, ,2n. OF this sum Sl3,H5 200 was re-
coinage, giving the coinage of silver from
new bullion in lsno as sl0DW ,unO Over
half " it was coined by Mexico, Japan and
China. The worlds silver product tor the
year is estimated at S226.OoO.Oco.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18

CHICAGO, Aug. iS-lcaguc clubs re-
corded the following scores at base ball:
At New So-k-Wa .hinrton Q. New York
IL: at Pittshurg-Clcvtla land q. Pittsbur,
:, t>ccond raInc) Cleveland j. Tittsbury
.. ut Philadclphil-Ba Baltimore 3. Phila-
drlphin ;: ,srcoud Cameb Baltimore II.
Phil 'drlphia Is; ut Bn-ton-Brooklyn 4,
Boston ,
Western League: At ~. Paul-Mil-
waukeco.St. Paul II; NJ tD,troit-Indiana
r1lIs ;. Detroit 5; at Minneapolis-ka Kansas
City >. Minneapolis IN; at Grand Rapids
CMnmhms =. Grnnd Rlnid. >
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
NOT SENDING OUT LITERATURE.
New York Life Insurance Company Is At
tending to Its Business.

DENVER. Aug. lS.--State Auditor Parks,
who threatened to cancel the license to do
business in Colorado of any mutual insur-
ancc company using its funds for the dis
scmination OF campaign literature, has re-
cciycd the following telegram from the
New York Life Insurance company:
"Gours of the 18th inst. received. No cir.
cular or othsr letter has been sent out by
any oiiicinl of this company to its policy
holders. This statement is made to apply
to all policy holders. sec our letter dated
to You yesterday"
In reply tn n letter from the Denver
agents Of the New York Life Insurance
company President Mccall explained that
the circular letter of a political nature
purporting to come from him was proba-
bly, prepared from an interview with him
which appeared in an eastern newspaper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
Grown Man shoots n B,y Dead.

1T. PAUL, Aug lS.-A Minneota Ninn
special To The Pioneer Press says: Car.
Ranberg, an Is year-old boy Of this place
was shot ami almost instantly killed hero
by n stranger, who calls himself Waite:
II. Glass, of Nebraska City, Neb Tho
weapon used WAS a shotgun of large bore
Glass is in Jail. He claims that he was
provoked To shoot by insulting language
used by some OF the boys in the hearing of
the prisDner and his wife
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18

ATCHIsoN. ka>., Aug. 1s--A freak of
the treacheruus Missouri river n used Carl
Schmidt, a pioneer citizen, to blow his
head off with IL shotgun. A year ago
Schmidt lost his farm, all that he pos
sessed. by the river cutting through it.
and became dcspondent over the loss. The
case was = ,,cc...ll:a- s-2c and was noted in
TIE government river reports Schmidt
was 81 years old and leaves ten children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
PAIN'SPOOR CASE
Cannot Recover Damages for
FiIibuster Operations.
BAYARD HAS LAID DOWN THE LAW

Uncle sam Not Responsible After the
Courts Have Acquitted the Accused
Lays with the Spanish Officials to "Mark
Down" the Breakers of United States
Law and il Courts DO Not Convict That
Ends the Matter.
WASHINGTON, Aug lS-In official circles
yesterday there was considerable discus
sion concerning the pamphlet of the Span
i'h legation prepared by its attorney, CAL
feron Carlisle. While it is acknowledged
that the only prima facie object of the
document could be the laying of the foun-
dation for claims against the United
states there was also intimation that the
pamphlet was issued and given wide cir.
culation for the purpose Of making the
United States more yigilant in preventing
iilibustering expeditions leaving the
shores Of the United states as the Cubans
in this country are rebuilding their efforts
gents. 1t is known that from the begin
ming Of ;hc trouble in Cuba Secretary
Olney has mrde every effort to have the
United States 50 to act as TO be able to
prove that the government has done every
thing possible to cheek expeditionsag gainst
Spain.
Position Of BaynrL in 1885.
II was said yesterday. unofficially, that
every claim that spain could make
agains: the United States would be met in
such a way rs to destroy all ground for
damages Attention was called to the
note of Secretary of state Bayard to Julian
Nalcro, who in 1885 was minister from
spain and called attention to the celebra-
, ton of the arrival in Cuba of filibusterinc
expeditions and Of expressions of sympa-
| thy for the Cubans. and pointing out that
the trial of offenders by jury was a serious
argument against appealing to the courts,
nS the people would sympathize, and the
offenders would be acquitted. To this
portion of the Spanish minister's note
Biyard replied that the government of the
United States did not attempt TO exercise
any power over the opinions and exprcs-
/ soas of the people within its domains.
Must BE .Iudicialiy Asccrtained.
"ProceC;iingS under the neutrality laws
OF the United States are set in motion by
due information mad, under oath by
some person cognizant Of the facts alleged
or possessing belief sufficient to that end
"ip'' al u II - upon lliiS tJD>Iblcl ol
Bayard that the state department and thc
United states government has been act
ing. II has fccn and IS ready to act as
soon as IL has information OF unlawful
acts. Bayard in his note added: Tho
executive can no more punish or repress
"ifcaSrs of this nature expeditions against
another government without the judicial
aSccrtainment of the fact that an unlaw-
ful act has been committed, than it could
by administrative mandate award death
on charge of murder. Neither in one case
nor the other could the representation of
parties claiming to be aggricvcd override
the indispensable requisite OF judicial
proceeding"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
A Grave friCa,Ier.

A German gcu;icman one day received
4 telegram from the pruprie tor Of u hotel
Ill the soath Of France informing him
OF the death Of his amt, and asking for
particulars as TO tine disposal Of the
body. The gentleman begged that the
body might bc sent to Cologne. and. aft
er teiegraph:ng 20 the deceased S rela-
tions to assemble i'll that city, travelled
thlther himself. In due time the coffin
arrived. On being opened 1t was found
to contain the body, not of an aunt. but
of Russian general in full uniform.
Further tclcCrams elected the informa-
ton that the coffin containing the body
of the deceased lady had been forwarded
In error to the relatives Of the Russian
general at st. Petersburg. Urgent tele.
grams were dispatched to st. Petersburg.
and after three days OF anxious waiting
this answer WAS received: Your aunt
has been inferred with full military
honors London Tit Bits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
Tablets TO Lon.-Ago rieroines.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug. lS.-At the old
Bryan Station Springs, near this city, to-
day the Daughters Of thctA merican feevo-
luton dedicated wall and memorial tab
lets to the women who. ll9 years ago,
went TO this spring for water when the
fort was bcSicged by Indians. William
Bryan, who established The station, was &,
nephew Of the great grandfather of Will
lam Jennings Bryan, the Democratic can
ddate Tor president
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18

MANIsTEE, Mich, Aug. ls.--Thc two
mills. salt block and lumber yard of the
Peters salt and Lumber company are
shut down on account Of Il st ike. throw
ing 500 men out ot employment. The firm
notified the men of Il - per cent; rcduc.
zion in wayaS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
iowa iii,Tg, lc,rnr In s...,,,

CEDAR RAPIDS, Aug Is. - The Iowa
libcrnl League Is in session here with
delegates from numhCr uf thwns uyer the
state, This organization is auxiliary to
the National Liquor Dealers association.
having Tor iis "hirct repeal Of AL prohibi-
tory or sumptuary laws
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18

ST LUCIE, Fla. Aug. IS.Thc largest
tarpon ever caught at ~. Lucic was landed
las. evening by senator Quay, Of Pennsyl-
vania. 1t weighed 2i3 pounds. After an
exciting struggle, in which the craft was
nearly swamped, the senator landed his
fish safely in the boat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
Tcinpcra. ur- Tails Forty Derrccs.

OsiAHt. Aug. l>.-As n result Of severe
-ain and hail storms throughout Nebraska
and adjacent states the Thermometer has
fallen ~ DEGREES in the past forty-e.ght
hours. IL stood at 90 degrees in Nebraska
last night, and fears are entertained that
.rpS. will rrSulr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
worthless y. .dd,er'. Doub,e C,,m..

LOUISVILLE. Aug. ls.-Henry Will.
peddler. shot and killed his wife a.
aeon, and then fired at, but missed.
his son. He then blew out his own
bra;rs. Will was a worthless drunk
en- frllnN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18

IT. LOUIS, Aug. l>.-Martin d. Barnes,
Ir1minopt coinmiSs on merchant. com.
miitcd sui ide last evening by taking q
dose Of strychnine At n home. No cause
j. no IN for the decd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
Treasury Reserve Failing Again.

WASHINGTON, Aug. lS.-The treasury
yesterday lost So4. 400 in gold coin and So
iol in bars. which leaves the true amount
Of the gold ressrye Slo5, lis, 7G.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
S.rikii; A.a:nst Monthly Pay DAYS.

hoME, y. y, Aug. 1S.-Four hundred
and ninety Italians employed by Miller
IL Co. of Ottawa. Ills, on Rome's sewer
system, are ont on strike. The contrac-
tors announced on Saturday that pay day
would occur but once cyc-y month here
after, instead Of every rwo weeks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18

Grer sales prove tie merit Of
Hoods Sarsapa-illa. aud great merit
enables 1t to accomplish wonderful
cures.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18

WAsuiNGroS. Aug. 1s.--Sena,or
Jones. chairman Of the democratic
national committee, and Senator But
Ter. chairman Of the populisl nation
nj committee. held conference to-
day. but no conclusion was reached
on the subjects discussed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18

NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-The German
Painters union. which has 9 900 members,
voted Last night not to 60 on strike.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-18
1pel,s' tbp uiop.

OMAHA. Aug. lS.-A Zee Chadrcn.
Neb., special says: Eugene v.
Debs writes to George +. Garrison
declaring that withou. the populist
support the democratic party could
not win; that the pcpulists. having
accorded the democrats first place.
the latter should withdraw Sewall IN
thvor'of Watson. He says unless
this is done 1t may culminate in the
open revolt Of populists in the south
ern states, and may cost Bryan's
election. He asserts that he would
far rather see Mckinley elected than
have another parely democratic adj
miuistratiou.