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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-15

Lost, yesterday, somewhere be.
twoon sunrise and sunset, two gold
en- hours, each set with sixty dia-
mond minutes. No reward offered,
for they arc gono forever.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-15

MIR. Robert Haptonstall is con-
fined to his home as a result OF a
very painful if it does not prove to
be serious accident. Sunday fore
noon while walking near the foun'
dry he jumped over mud hole
alighting upon large nail, which
penetrated his foot, passing almost
through.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-15

One of tho things we can't undor-
stand is why man will go to a
theatre and laugh and applaud when
tho imitation locomotive crosses tho
stage with it's doafoning whistle,
and whom he hears a genuine whis.
tie five blocks away from his house
ho'n raYe and swear.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-15

Send your children to Sunday
School; let thom learn lessons Of
truth and righteousness in youth,
and thus lay the foundations for
good and useful lives.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-15

MT. OhnrIes u. IhOmPsOUl InO
popular and we'll liked baggage
master on tho accommodation from
hero to Gauloy, and who is always
the same jolly good follow, and ono
of tho best friends tho Daily Reg
lster ever had, has our thanks for a
bunch of beautiful holly, which he
gathered on tho Gauloy mountains.
Arthur Williams, colored, was
arrested on warrant sworn out by
Bessie Kelly, also colorod, on a pa
ternity charge. He was givon a
hearing and put under $500 bond to
appear before tho next torn OF
court
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-15

Sam Wheaton, Sr., while at work
on tho docks, struck his middle
finger of the left hand, MASKING tho
end off, which was very painful
wound.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-15

Ten cents per line. viii be charg'
ed for obituary notices to all bust,
ness men who do not advertise
while living Delinquent subscri
bers will be charged Is cents pei
line for an ordinary notice. AID
vertisers and cash subscribers will
receive as good send, off as we are
capable of writing without any
charge whatever.
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
Eplo,able Birshdar partY.

Miss Elsie Jones pleasantly celebrated
her birthday 60 Der hcm,, No. Sl4 KiIk
wood street. on Saturday evening The
house was pretlily decorated with palm
and Easter h1wers and reiresnmonfa were
served. Thf SO present were: Mr. and
Mira John Jores John kinzipaar. Mc
and Ms Clsrence Krsuss, john Herring
ton, Miss B-rtha Donneily, Ffank Brady
Of Christisna; Miss Florence Burge
OF Phnnds phis; Miss ida Jones
Hiss May Douueilg, Miss Mabel
Woodrow and sister. Bliss Lille Pc cber,
Miss liz Moore. Miss Berthe Baldwin.
Miss Bia, c5e Warteh. MiEs Katie 80
She's. Mrs Taylor and daughter
Mrs. Barrett, Mrs Ksefe and
son, Miss Florrie Kesfs ana Sis er,
Miss LUfe Baldwin, &rs Woodrow,
Arnold Krauss, Will Hsrrlngton. John
Flstchsr. George Harrington, Alexander
Jones. VIII Barrett. WIN Donnelly, Harry
Sparks Clarence Krsuss VIII keech,
Edward Wilson and Roy Kaefer
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
EASTER SERVICES At GRACE.

Large Congregation HIoralng and Even
ing-The Sunday School Held Special
Services.
There were unusually large congrega
tions present &C the sessions la Grace
NJ. r Church yesterday. The church
was elaborately decorated with flowers
and palms. the pulpit being literally bid
den BY fragrant lilies. choice potted
plants, and graceful palms A special
musical program was rendered By the
choir
Rev DR.. Hulburd preached morning
and evening. At the former service his
theme was 'rhe Power Of His ResurTec
tlon, being 2 continuation Of q series Of
sermons on things most generally be-
llaved After the sermon large class Of
probatloners WAS taken into full member
ship. and the rite Of baptism administered
TO one Of the class
In The evening Rev. DR.. Hulburd
preached the sixth OF bis series on
young men Of the Bible, his theme being
From the Sheepf0ld TO the Throne. the
history Of King David. Next Sunday
evening the theme will b. "rha Young
Man Who Was Homesick Although Ia a
Palace"
In the afternoon Grace Sunday schools
held their missionary and Easter services
The program was as folio rs: Organ
voluntary; singing, "Shout Forth the
Iidings," By school; prayer, O. Wesley
Weldin; scripture reading, Luke xiv,
BY Superintendent Charles w. Pusey /;
reading, Easter poem, Miss Gertrude
Laekey; singing by choir; secretary
O. s. Weirs report, read By ]. a Mullin
Jr. qusrtette, @. II. Start, L. Medholdt
J. Stoddsrt, E. Strst; song By six
children Of Infant School; solo Miss
Ethel Rogers; address Rev. Dr. Merritt
Hulburd; singing "Hallelujah" By
school; duet, Misses Rogers and King
singing "Rlng Merry bells" by school ;
benecictlon O. Wesley Weldin.
Rev. Dr. Bulburd prior 20 bis address
called Misses Mabel Winner, Mary
Heston, Mary Cause Georgia Hocklln
and abby Todd TO the ohRncel and pre-
sented TO each q handsome Oxford Bible,
as prize for the bent review OF a series
Of talks on 1.-THE Making Of the Book"
delivered by him before the Junior
Epworth League.
The report Of the secretary showed an
average attendance OF Ga teachers, 27O
scholars in the large and 81 Ia the infant
schools, and an average attendance Of
425 The missionary collections during
the ynar were: Young ladies' home,
$ig9 CO; foreign, 1924 53; young mems
home, Sl74 56; foreign, 1854 so; infant
home, $2S q; foreign, S119 40; special
newe. $29 6S; foreign, S74.57i total,
81 Sl4 "a
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
soelaI "a PersonaI Notes.


Presiding Elder L. E. Barrett preached
at Elkton N. E. Church yesterday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tatnall left
Wilmington to-day for California
J. Taylor Cause Is at Atlantic City.
Balton Hall, Of New York, was IN
Wilmington to-day.
Mrs Harry F. Price returned home
this morning from visit TO Milford
where her mother Is seriously H.
D. E Farley, OF Farley. Mass visited
friends in Wilmington yesterday.
E. L. Rics, Jr. and Chgrles LsUton are
Ia Dover to day.
Albert B Cathcart vent to Bryn Mawr
this morning. BE viii be employed
there
Mrs. William T. Watson. wife Of
Governor Watson, OF Milford, visited
friends in Wilmington to day.
Mrs. Dlnah MeCAbe is viaiting friends
ct her former home. Georgetown,
Mics Bspnah Aloway youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Al'o-
way. Of Dover, and Eugene Raug hley,
Of PHILADELPHIA, are 70 b. married On
Wednesday next, 10 the home of the
brides parents Only the immediate
family and a fen Persousl friends are
Invited.
Oven Wyatt is in Philadelphia where
h5 vii spend several days.
Rev. Merri Bulburd, Of Grace Church.
spent to-day IN Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1896-04-06

Misses Costume With Eight Gjred
Skirt-Thia stylish costume is m6da of
tan covert cloth and trimmed With rows
Of stitching and large gold buttous. The
basque ats the figure perfectly and ls
made up over . liuing fastening in the
centre front A plain vest piso5 Of he
dress material entirely coucsals this
closing ard hooks invisibly on the left
site. Stitched bands adorned With
hntfO1s give Norfolk lfsct to The waist
TIE SHAPED collar ia trimmed with sti ca
ing % match tho bards and fastens o.
ths left under big butt0n. The oesD ,
poiatcd opaUleta. placed over ehch Hleevf,
givs en- sir Of novelty TO the clstu us
while the sleeves themselves are % on
extr mely fashiorab'e cus They are
mad in one piecs and saspCd hy parte
take out below tbs elbaw. as wai ae
By tao usual under arm seam The
eight gored skirt displays q o'oso s. j1sf-
meut over sha Nips snd q stl li-h htge
around The bottom Serge. cneviot
moaair. paids or novelty 500 ere
epprt piiata for tlis model
No 20 67:-IisWs' Basque Waist
tpith strap lud on. and one piece sleeves
With dart taken cut bslow the aib0V)
requires for ml dium sizs three yards
material 80 inches wide. % ysrds 90
in,hss vide, o. D. yards - irclfs wide.
Mau9 repaired. yards; Lu-tons,
eighs lsrqe und six smsu Gu in hge
a'zss. - l3 IA 10 aud l5 lfars
10 20 535. -Eis-,s Etht 0orol
Sklft (nAvire los ihrts back cores
eatheiec) ttq .irsa for m~diGm szss Elk
ysvda ma.sliai 27 inches vids I. mr. alds
36 rcnn4 wide. ca tlr e Hards 43 inches
wide Li.iuE fsqupsd t5 shlas Cut
81 hsosz "a IL l3 "a 10 and 6 ytlls
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
punrrU SALES.

ToIIC SALE -uF -thOLD AND
KlfCuEN fURNlrUR ste. az rD
@ E-er folrth str.gt Wilnih.fnn. Dci tWafc.
4istin. nt Rrec uriiH rnd lia i'inih II rlor
rrit-. ono Uar Iiau0 anl one t-ei, ontE
PA rTrh'ts. $500 cess. --fit., 4fit'. S. on.
nnarI. lIat EtrI- Nnnirahez. ty eu.lsu
Iahfts. routh n. i.i.rh. Ntt. Napis aui
Walnut Chanh.r -ulls Old ilfetuf HNa-
sie ds sii,pds aui CHHir Feather Hada aUu
Bed lfnir n ir tfaf ftfts.rs tsD -ufi iHs.. D.. ce
|nnl Cheni Curt-ii s. Rugs. hfaHse's. Il-
griin end i.tV o. npsa Dl fIn ilKf, steel
Engraving uul I-hirr4.
furp, siH. hrafds. Chests. ifaNcfs ~ifr
4 hies Stanls. -.nrcuns. Es a.eadi and
f h tirs.
A ine lot of SiirrrwHre. G'as9 and Queens
wave nru frfnF % ltr nrfIrlrs nni flD ilulc
Al We rn.ua efa if 800 20 trufituu nld
mu-f be sod aa l1 parties are s1its oii ui
GIels 4Ei tK
HuHIIffffr 4.
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
Not OuIte the ThInr. Now.

It is not now considered quite the
thing to don ones new "blb ana tucker"
on Easter day, and as a consequence,
spring attire was not a feature Of the
celebration yesterday. The feminine
fair. however, did not sesm alto
gether disposed to ignore the fact
that Spring is here. as q result, nearly
every one had put on some sign of the
season, new hat, light jacket or cape.
a dash Of lace here and there. which was
proof positive that sober Winter garb
will be succeeded before many days have
passed by the gayer styles Of warmer
weather.
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
t,rar rnms ..ark.

M,rbersof Che crew Of tbs Milford
foh1ouer. Annie Mome, which wa'
Cape Msy TO Broad Kila creek oa Msrch
o.. re- urned from Nassau n p on Sat
urday night They were picked up in tho
Atlantic Ocean by ono OF rhe Wesd Line
eioemers and taken there ise Lien wer.
II. O B0bn. II Caps Msy erd william
Preftyman, G 8 Ru'b-u ard Edward
Reyrolds. DslawGrssaf. Their fuif,r
inga from hunger aud thirst were terrible
until picked no
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
Doublful Reward for Geod sense.

One day last week q little girl who st-
tends Washington School, No. "a
noticed that the books and papers that
she left ia her desk were nibblei By
something, presumably a mouse Next
day she returned 10 the school with a
small uouse-trsp and set It in the desk
On the day following she found a mouse
in the trap. When the teacher learned
OF the circumstance she rewarded the
sensible little girl. bV seolding her
severely and sending her home FOR half q
day
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
DIED

BANCROFT. Suddenly. ct Rockford. this
city. April O. 1896. Sarah Poole Bancroft
widow OF Joseph Barcfolf, ia the 9id year Of
her age.
CARNET.-Cn April 1. Patrick Carney.
LAW -On March 81, 1886. Wnli8 on Of
George w. and Margaret q. Law, in h.s I'D
year.
McKF OWAN.-At Newark. on March 3d.
Is Q, William Ackeowan, in The e0th year of
hia age.
M ERS.-on ria oh 81 1893, Matte Myers.
SH 6ELER.-On March 3 1926. John G..
sheelar, aged yelra.
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
CoIored .sopIs .na 1hslr sehaoI..

The work Of Improving tha aowsid
Coiossd ScJooi will bs 1.gou ia g. fs7
osys The colorsd people srs maging p
kick over this. They arc not opTosfd d g.
having the Howard School pus ip ehsp.
bot they thiok that the Other ooor' d
schools should also bs given SONS after =
tior sud viii fis pftition e. ttaa end
with the Bosgd Of Lcueation
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
Bring .rst-wilson.

Joseph Bringhurst, Of Msrshallton, and
Miss Helen Norwood Wilson, were mar
ried on Saturday. The ceremony took
place st MarshGllton and was performed
by Rev. Z. W. Worth, of Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
RELIABLE PATTERNS.
Guaranteed to Fit, if Proper
Size issGiven.
MOSES cOsTUME- a.aORBp sKLRT

A Pattern OF This Can Bs Had by sead-
Ing 10 Cents TO the Evening journal
Omce-Patterns for Woman, nTaid.Iand
Child.
We have made an arrangement with
one Of the oldest and most reliable paper
pattern houses IN New York, which
enables us to cffsr to our readers stand
ard and perfect fitting patterns Of the
very latest and newest designs
These patterns are retailed IN stores nt
from 20 TO 40 cents We bsvs made
arrangements whereby we can o1er
them st the extremely low price OF 10
CENTS
A psper pattern OF any size. OF this
Illustration, may be obtained by sending
your name and address, number and
size OF pattern desired, together with 10
cents FOR each pattern, to the EVENING
JOURNAL Wilmington, Del.
Please Observe the Following nTeasuro-
ments.
For Waists - Measure around fullest
part Of bust. close under arm; raise
slightly In the back, draw moderately
tight.
Il u aAAA AN1- AulaoNAt hAuuhU iHo WAiotf
over tho belt; draw moderately tight.
Printed directions accompany each
pattern, showing how the garment Is to
be made
When ordering patterns FOR children
please also Btate age of child.
MISSES C0SlUdE-8-G0RED SKIRT.
70 Get This Pattern FnI Out the Coupon
and Send IT to the Evening Journal
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
LnGAL NOrIcra.

VNTHE fe URT or JHANCERv on I'VE
sHia %. Ns'awsre L. ana for New Casti-
couHiF
,c1f,,,e rllt.-,, Oflrr far
lfad tors fu
&c Georges Fruit psc.ine CO. ! .iaidl.s aia ls',a %
Ard nov. 20 wit his iwenty-fmrin d. n of
Narch. a. ID. IS the iove.0ins psiiti n
b vini bee u reed and considered hy tdf court.
70 is oric'o1 tluf all creiifora OF tDo -.
q Gaorge. Fruit packIhg DUup any sh.ll llo
tro.f ~ their ciHimi agaia at'd -uInuAny
with Ihumfs kstarl IcIte'. siV-r 0f said
company. 0n ol % inrn the lnentN-sr .feuth
dnr rtf apt D. a. d.. .iu. aud thnt tta court
Wilt tnsn hear l,ut aeferiutno fhr fslat N..
rilor'tiee cf said Cia ms upon Che lurd Or ihe
h.n17 or faid rrs elves for oisrihuiiai; aud
THAT twenty dHys' tofiCo ~ sNi bearing e
given hr m.n b. ssid receiver. 20 aii known
creditors of sad drf- tnt Cornnrafinn or
heir q uneei ~ rsClrd; az rnst % militr
Office b published hree limea in ore news-
ler puhi shed in She city og Wilmington
JOHN p. NICHOLSON. Chancellor
tttest; Col ftIsRi,n, Register 10 Ch-n-
cery
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
VIII Re r1arriad hnriI Is.

= The marriage Of Miss Lillian Plummer
and Clifford lizard, both Of this city, will
be on Wednesday, April 10. The cere
mony will be celebrated In Grace ~. E.
Church at 3 o'clock p. M, Rev. Merritt
Hulburd, s. T, D., officiating.
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
Cnnrht nHnrrlnr

Chief Of Police Bagshaw, OF Chester.
passed through Wilmington Saturday in
charge Of Simeon Kimban, wanted in
Chester for burglary He was ssrrssted
in Salisbury Nd Klmball has been re
mended % Medic M for trial.
Evening journal., 1896-04-06

fhey gaae nn tadisidoet ceufsa St
6 idsy Cliege 3 Rtlh aid Marie OF
strceis Tsss ~xo'4i.s cay noe students
are e.t-uGg we. k'y at Cats tima % tes
year. Tue heo coirss circulars explain
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
Free Exhibition
OF
EASTER PLANTS
And FLOWERS.

Call and sec the Fl est plauts ever
exhibited ia Wilmington. Every
plant a specimen, displaying art in
it8 culture
ASK f5r new ideas in decorating
aad design work
Exhibition opened on Monday and
aill continue lill Saturday night be-
fore Ea .er.
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
To Attend the Lewis wedding.

EIKToN, Nd April Several we'll
known men on the Eastern Shoreileft
here yesterday morning for Pensacols,
Florida, whefe they will sttend the
wedding OF Norris Lsvls and Miss M5ry
Whitlock Kesler on April 8. Mr.. Lewis
is q resident Of Singerly, Nd,
and is member Of the Manufact
urers' Club, of Philadelphia. Bis
attending party will include John
H. Armstrong, of North East. william
Lewis, Of Philadelphia; William Dec.
Kessler. Lieutenant George II. MoManus,
NJ /. Msscias, j. O. Watson, r Watson
Cobb, Augustus Eitzsn, Peter L. Rasaco,
Clifton Merritt, s. r. Dlshman.
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
nIAnRrEn

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At Marshsll.
ton. Del on Arrii q. 1895. by Rev n. Vs.
Nroih Of Baltimore, Ma. Joseph BlnRhnrst
and uelen Norwood Wilson.
Evening journal., 1896-04-06

DUDLpr StLr OF HOUSEHOLD ANn
Z ann kifth o. nlnftlre. rta 30. sri iar-
fl-en street 10 lutsirs. Apfil ItH. 30 ~
n.cio *, cons silfE Df luE lnliof a-if. uH
chamber suit Two fVfai ol "a. ie-. pariur
ehl- .aI c,Ue th lifs. frttl~r o-ti- ont
prdduE. bfus-els ano rH- uarpet i-c, hud
o. heniila curtripr. usa 'uHttre@-ef and fpfi"ra,
Aictor cnoE glt-s aut ol.cn'z ware eva many
uih articlsf B ot wrnfioned. Tbs fioVe
20 .l- efe i.- good s5 Dc ir. and wit nr D
=. - hsIty. Ge rEe Lr ke, sue io-ei
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
IN A SOCIAL Way.
Why Many Fashionables Did
Not Come Out in Easter Array
COMING WEDDING at GRACE

Clifford lizard and BIiss Lillian Plummer
to Be Married In That Stately Edince
on April 1O-some Other Matters OF
Personal Nature to Interest Evening
Journal Readers.
Al communications intended for insertion
in this column should be addressed to Society
tultqr, care OF the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munlcations should be written on one side Of
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-04-06
MISSES COSlUag-8-GORED SKIRl

and Send IL TO tho Evening Journs
once with Ten Cents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-07-04
Mortgage sale.


First publication June 18th last September
18th
Default having been made IN the conditions OF
"a mortgage made by Emery Bower and Flora
Bower his wife. TO FeterJ. Bower, dated the 18th
day OF November. a. d. 1900. and recorded In
the Office Of the Register of Deeds for the county
OF Iron. and state Of Michigan. on the 18th day
of November. A. D. $50, IN liber three 81 mort
cages on page liynine, on which mortgage
there ~ claimed 10 be- due at the time OF this
notice the sum of seven hundred dollars. and
attorneys ice of fifty dollars, az provided for Ia
said mortgage. and no suit or proceedings az
law having been instituted 10 recover the
monies secured by said mortgage. or any part
thereof:
Now therefore by virtue OF the power OF sale
cont aimed IN said mortgage aud the statute In
such case made aud provided notice n hereby
gwen. that on Monday. the nth day OF Septem-
ber A. ID. 1896 AZ ten O'Clock In the forenoon,
the sheriff OF Iron county. Michigan viii sell at
public auction 20 the highest bidder, AZ the
front door o. the court house in the village OF
crystal Falls, In said county OF Iron, THAT
being the place where the Circuit court IL
gage or so much thereof as may be necessary
TO pay the amount due on said mortgage. with
interest az seven por cent, ana all legal costs,
together with an attorney fee 81 nifty dollars,
covenanted for IN said mortsusc should any
proceedings be taken 10 foreclOse the same.
The premises described in said mortgage II as
follows, 20 wit; Lot numbered sixty 900 OF j.
b. schwartz and Frances Schwartz first add
ton 10 the plat Of the village OF Crystal Falls,
Iron county, Michigan.
Dated. this 18th day OF June, A. D. 1890.
NJ. II. MoRIARTY, PETER ]. Bower,
Attorney for MORTGAGE. hortsagse
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-07-04

TIE News-Herald, OF Iron Mountain
sets up Il claim that it il n Republican
newspaper aud Ia that capacity is tho
press representative Of Pingree 10 Dickin-
son county. Nevertheless. the News
Herald prints n double-leadcd editorial
this week in regard to the adoption ofthe
money plank by the st. Louis conven-
ton that is disgrace TO decent journal
ism, in it's ultra falsity. We hope the
News Herald editor is Republican and
will vote for Mckinley and honest
money thisfall. but in passing, we cannot
refrain from remarking that ms u Re
publican editor his taste is in exceeding
Iy bad order. From the standpoint OF
Rspublicanism he is TT representative
Of Pingree, the eccentric executive OF the
city of Detroit.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-07-04

DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Darling departed
this morning for Milwaukee. where they
will pay DR.. II. II. Darling a brief visit.
The Iron Queen is a Crystal Falls cigar
and it's good II your dealer don't sell
it, he ought to.
A nine-pound baby boy came TO the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Terrieu
yesterday.
DR.. Stanton paid visit Co his brother
at Marinette during the closing days oil
last week
Prof and Mrs. Chas w. Mickens are
spending their summer vacation Mt Mt.
Clemens.
Miss Sarah Cocks entertained n com
pany of ladies at tea on Tuesday after
noon.
Harry Work called on his patrons in
Crystal Falls on Thursday
The Green Bay House is offered for
sale 10y Nj. Tender. $500
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-07-04

cussed fools myseli-heIped 10 put that
fat Cleveland In, but
you ken use my bead fer mark Il ever
do IL again" 1t was just before the st.
Louis convention and the Texas deleea-
ton was on the same train. See them
iellcrs back there?" continued the COW
boy. "Yes" "Well, thems the Texas
delegates to the Republican convention.
We told 'em to go up there and vote
fer Mckinley, an il the boys find out
they ddn do il, when they get home,
they'll shoot their --- heads OIL.
Pm going To vote fer Mckinley, II he's
nominated-an' reckon he will bean
Pm goin' over 20 Virginia now, an tell
the folks TO do so too" The need oil
McKinlcyism seems to have swept from
Superior TO Mexico and from Maine TO
Oregon. This is not T. campaign OF edu-
cation we've been thoroughly educated.
It's campaign OF patriotism.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-07-04

duced workingmcn TO want The people
have had an abundant suilicicncy OF
Democratic tariff and the Democrats
know IT, Hence the attempt 20 seek
reinstatement on the issue OF finance.
OF course, the Democratic tariff policy
would be continued ia the event OF DEM
ocratic success in November; that would
come incidentally. and we would also
incidentally "enioy' Tour more years OF
clover. such as Grover has given US.
The tariff issue is the salient political
question in this country. The tariff
tinkering Of the present administration
is wholly responsible for the panic the
country has passed through. and the re-
adjustment OF the tariff schedules on a
Mckinley basis is the only legislative
balm that will suffice Ia cure our badly
disordered commercial and industrial
institution. The agents OF the Democ.
racy who are attempting to force the
financial question ahead OF the tariff
whether from the platform or the street
corner, should be scoffed into silence by
every workingman who desires return
OF Mckinley prosperity and wages.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-07-04

In rHE Mesaba Range IN authority,
Congressman Chas. A. Towne-"Charlie
Towae," ~ he is known in this part OF
Mishigan-will leave the Republican
party on account OF the money plank Of
che national platform and seek re-elec-
ton en- silver ticket. Mr.. Towne is a
young man who has made remarkable
political advancement, but now that he
ssteems himself greater than his party,
We are prepared 10 note his sudden and
everlasting collapse. IL Is not improb-
able that the st. Louis convention
possessed fully as much ability Co legis-
late for the well-being Of the people OF
the United States as does the young con-
gresham from MinDnesots-a TACT which
hs may be brought 70 realize, little
later In the season.