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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-27

very low rates VIII be made by the
Missouri, Kansas ana Texas railway or
November Sd and 18th. December 1st
and 18th. to the south For particulars
apply to the nearest local agent. or ad-
dress
G. A. AIcNUTT. D. p. A.
1914 Union avenue
Kansas City. Mo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-27

Salina Nov 2I-Seven novices were
initiated into the mysteries of the 1Iys-
tic Shrine at ceremonial session of
Isis temple held in this city Wednesday
evening They were r. J. Guthrie of
St Louis. William H. Anderson Of Man
haitian. Phillip G. Walton of Anthony,
g. H. Rafferty, and E. C. Rafferty, OF
sylvan Grove, William Berg and Chas.
r. Barber of Salina.
d phthsria Closes Mcpherson School.
Mcpherson. Nov. 27--Diphtheria Of a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-27

We do mending and sew on buttons
tree of charge Peerless Steam Laundry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-27

The nnest in the west Come and try il
}. w. PHILLIPS. e12 W. Eighth Ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-27
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

rarrCRFArTss PILLS. taken g directed
VII quickly restore Females toconplete health.
they promptly remove obsructions or Ersga-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
MEXICAN FINANCES SHOW WE'LL
President DiaH Delivers an Address
to His COngreaR.

City Of Mexico. Sept. 1.-THE address
delivered this evening by President DiAG
on the opening Of congress. referring to
States, was in part as follows:
The most important part OF the mes
sage relates to the financial situation in
Mexico, the cash revenue amounting for
The last fiscal year to $4,000 900. the larg-
est revenue yet recorded. and the year
closed on July 81 with a surplus Of $L5oe. =
yco. The surplus is now in excess OF ~
co 000.
Sixth OF May last a convention was
concluded in Washington whereby the
International water boundary commission
between Mexico and the United States
was empowered to study certain ques-
liens bearing on the distribution OF the
waters Of the Bravo or Rio Grande river.
The wafer boundary commission has set
lied two grave questions Of disputed ter
r!iO-y arising from changes in the bed OF
the Rio Grande, relating to the ChAmislA
tract, claimed by both commissions on
/ behalf OF their governments. and the 9TH
Ct regarding Sanslario inlet. which was
awarded by both commissions to Mexico.
Referring 10 the attack on the Nogales
customs house, the president says Mex
/ icos legation at Washington has been in
Uartment Of state TO the case. and that
IS soon as the judicial investigation now
in progress at Sonora is completed the
cNtrsdiuon Of the guilty parties will be
asked Of the United States.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
SHERMAN IS COMING
A'THOh OF THE CRIME or '73"
HEADED FOR SPOKANE.
NiiI Deliver an Addre.. nj Helena
saturday and start West
on Monday.

Helena. Mont, Sept. I5.-Generai Neil
s1h a Miles. commander int chief OF the
d. my Ii IN Montana on a tour Of inspec-
iloh and d pleasure trip. He left for the
Ltflh early this morning. after inspecting
or Harrison, and will spend a day or
~" hunting near Fort Assinaboine, on
'h' battlefield where he was engaged
just ~ years ago. in the campaign against
'le NeE Pefces, and where Chief Looking
Glass. Chief Joseph's brother, and three
"AheF Well known Indian leaders fell
Senator John Sherman. the man whom
II has been alleged committed the crime
ot hIS. who is brother Of General
Miles father-in-law. is with the general
Senator Sherman Is here In Helena,
= waiting the arrival OF General Miles
from the north, when he will go on west
General Miles will go back to Cinnabar
hrsl, about Sunday and Monday will
start for the west. II Is expected. He
viii Inspect Fort Missouls. according 70
his present plans. Monday. and will pro-
'erd directly to Spokane lie told a re-
lssi1er for The Spokesman Review here
last night that he would stop Ia Spokane
" possible
Senator sherman will deliver an ad-
aiyss here saturday evening, under the
direction Of the Mckinley and Hobart
,l4b. rHe attended the meeting OF the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
rmnrE CONVENTIONS At BOIsE
county workers Are HaNtnE n Hard
Time TO Fuae on silver,

H.Har il.,ho Sept is..-ThTco county
.sr,sutiou, mcI lu Holso today, and som"
r. delegate are ond"avorinE to tx up a
...a,t 90 control the affairs Of Ada 'oun-
The silver republicans wer" the first
lr the Geld With conference" committee
aasdosl e, Fremont wood The demo
rs.s have received their oVcriures with
al,rAIy advances The porulists are
.sltNl. and unanimously voted to nave
nothing go do with tn" silver republic
suu The whole NEht - over the question
az tho rvnsiorship, and II looks as II The
ropuIlaiz would demand Of the Democrat
ihr carving out ot the agreement mad
AZ thu state convention.
None 81 tho conventions to-day got
furthr5 than the appointment OF confer
.urr committees The thro" conventions
viii rvranN"n~ at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
"a hon she morn gauRtlnc hope that fusion
can 10 effected but the greater prob
ability IS that tho democrats and popu'
nsia will fuse and tho silver republicans
usU pui M straight ticket
National Secretary Walsh of the demo
cratic committee has been In close con
sultaiIou all day with the leaders, hui
ri4 efforts 20 far do not seem to have
met with success.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
POLICE CALLED FOR REPUBLICANS
Much Disorder I'm County Convention
at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, sept. l6-Republican con
Ervssional. senatorial. representative and
county conventions were held in this city
.Clay. The hardest contest in the history
81 the party in Philadelphia resulted. The
HEGt between the Quay and anti-QuAy
forces has been waged for months. In
iDD Sherids convention the ant-Suay,
OF administration faction. won nominal
nag James /. Miles 10y eT votes against
sag Ger Alexander Crow. Jr.. the leader OF
the Quayites, There was much excite
mont. the police being called to preserve
order. The following congressional nom
nations were made: First district, Henry
Il. Bingham, Second district. Robert Ad-
ms, Jr.. Third district, }. Frederick
BHllcman, Fourth district, James Ran
kin Young; Fifth district. Alfred c. HAr-
uer, In all but the Fourth district the
Hymiue"S are members OF the present con-
crvss. Representative Reyburn OF the
Fourth was opposed by Senator Quay.
hence loung received the nomination.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19

London. Sept. r.-The foreign office
has given out the following seTni-official
note:
The outburst of the continental press
against Great Britain, which is acc Used
of selfish designs in the east. has as
tonished official circles Nothing that Is
being done or contemplated by the gof-
eminent could give the slightest color
10 such assertions The government can
not. hold itself responsible for the nat
ural horror inevitably inspired in tile
minds of the public by the atrocities at
constantinople. The policy OF Great
Britain has. however. undergone no
change whatever. and the government IT.
acting IN complete accord with the other
powers. ais II has hitherto done.
Nevertheless. II is becoming obvious
that the public feeling In Great Britain
has been 50 outraged by the shocking
events In conEtantinople. that the gov
eminent would never be supported in
again siding with the porte.
If the powers can not see their way TO
adopt means TO cooperate to end The
carnage. the only course open to Great
britain is to stand aside and 10 hope
for more satisfactory state Sof af-
fairs"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19

t~s - TaS@aay's Ihtsts N.r. IT,
GsF ttsst t-tars

aTaa. ae4s o. Aytrr sss s-as e1
go -'s~1asssasf. STATE sazsssssfia7 tas5rrs.
@'aE -rt.-sS,trH ~tsf rsT-rs'issar T'as p.
.. N.F l.za.satfafts.a 9.a .Ta..r E.s.-
r-- zfassrf sas #esrHafEfsa s-- ls-
7aa"-f eeEamasasHr- ess-srHaa1 ran.#s
- ..sr zerssera= afa.ssz "a Ha.tv F
--HE az E~vsr=aswf sha5sr-af q"
vas trf san srE1a@sr Hr Haa
abe saoeva if aas~H-.F ~ trs .h5-.s-
n'atfrtH- a~f ttssss
a''.r Nr ssrlls saarfa ier shslfr-
- 70 far $50 tressrs o. f#S o~sv Hs pos
on frsrsutigrs g. sac teal t.y NJ VOTE
Fhr arat ttAas - tne u+4ffgrrr ar .f
ass ThH aarrs-vzffF lsasfF Hf tr
'.ztr 70 Na~ Nafs l-s "a0E rt.#apr atsrF.
s.s' fuspfarz shr r5Affgro7 aAn.sef FH
.fs '-7t.s rasE- partS ir ratiaeaa tu*r#f
.t"r az 'htraEa JaiT ttss aer3tzi'f rH
s.rrr-a fhV rnr-frsrgura -lHrrr u1aR.
s'7'ses WitlsaHa , U-1an ztA A'sN#r
N"a55 Ha haasfB saH zrlINr sar.urt ar
q -aF0s as Wa frWt~easr 54dErrert t.r.
-ear" IN she ti@to5g ~ thr arfoaa a+..
sHr-H has a sststfsrrr f-seH srltsrr
--.'--lsrl mote rsf-vtsfs'E tho trsafva
. ts.o whate tszatse a. Haa'fnEvtafuf f.-
choose . '4n s-a~E Legislation for -hrfT lFH
-'' s=rec' than th@1 s3se1 mo '"8r'Tn
- the uastrnsf drrruzTasfr .sH~Fsr'la.
- tUs
The platform dstuauraa SIRE Hsfrsa SIC
'.sF Las iuEVjpEiuR ufssn ihs riEH's .'
s''lsr-a ae~uzSa iFs republican -fR'.
'trrinIs'ratipr ~ os'ra,a6anDo sUas s
hat tho legislature pEpaii'uts-i va I-'u"r e
>" PARTISAN ends in Ieslsiatins Tho douzn
rats 1vl - nesor advocates the I'ugtn'
ar"' % Traas. AMI urEea an au9Hvin' sH'
'f he employers liability las
forsr moved tho previous question Hf
he adoption uf the report iIsrfr u
FuFrnF "biDrtCd ami waa rsiIssl su' N'
Sa"r The convention vntSi slya N~rr
80 the passage af tho prryious qua-' lo'r
shiloh IN" chair dcri1Hal carried i'ur
r"y spTaa,lesi ftom tho decision. demand
ing the rnil call ulssn she question eva
aiming The chairs ruling when ne
7arn" ass reached I'urfuY rrsflgrF1
manuscript spacg h. which hN proposed '7
rHad tho convention all the while cNiiinL
HI'"n him TO bc seated. The speech
protest against the application Of gas
rul" At tie conclusion T1irroY said h.
~oula vote aye upau tho adoption Of the
report % tho platform committee Tf'
roll r4il sustained tho chairs der'ziC1
Thew tho platform as reported uo'
unanimously adopted
Nominations for governor being In ~.
der ALBANY county presented the nam
NJ John lloyd Thatcher. AlleRhency roun
~ presented Congressman sulger aud th'
galleries rhoered wildly and jefferson
county presented wIiuet =. Porter n
WatCrtpwu MI Thatcher was uofplnat
Al Elliot Danfofth move tic uon'na
lion ~ wiIher y Porter for lipuirnan
governor Judge Porter was nomlnatc'
ny acCinmntion. Robert - Titus wa
unanimously nominated for Judge nf th'
court NJ appeals. and presidential ole"
tors were rhoarn
Tho state democratic cpirmiii'" o.
looted Elliot panforth az chairman ~ ~
staie committee tn succeed James w
H'ncklcy, and Frank Campbell 60 sue
cod W. y. sheehau a. national commi'
tsVnan
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
PRODUCE ExCMANGE AFTER THEM
railroads Discriminating Against
New York city.

Washington, Sept 1.-THE New York
produce exchange has filed an important
complaint against the railroads compris-
tnc the Joint traffic association, which
carry produce to the seaboard, charging
them with making rates and regulating
and giving terminal privileges for the
purpose OF divertinE traffic, which should
naturally so to New York. TO other seA-
board cities including Philadelphia, lSaI-
timore, Norfolk, Newport News and Ros-
ton. The complaint argues for an inN'ss-
tigRtion and the establishment by he
commission OF Just rates. charges. etc.
for Interstate transportation from Chi
cago, Buffalo and the west to seRboard
cities and markets
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
FOUR INSTANTLY KILLED
An ENTIRE TRAIN WENT THRoUom
THE MAD RIVER BRIDGE.
sdri"Eers Gave Way without Warn
ing, the Cars FaIIing FORTY
Feet to the River.

Eureka, Cal. Sept. if.-Four persons
were killed and 1s seriously injured an
result of the wreck on the Arcata q
Mad River railroad. about five miles
north Of Arcata last evening.
The dead are:
Miss Annie Holland Of Riverside.
Miss Klrkham Of Blue Lake.
Fannie Gregory Of Eureka.
Sandy Cameron. a brakeman.
The injured: Conductor Harvey Sa-
mons badly injured; Engineer George
Burke. badly scalded; Fireman Burke,
lew bruises; Mrs Kate Miner, arm ana
leg broken; Dave Wood, badly injured;
Mrs. David Wood. both legs broken:
Miss Winthrop. leg and arm broken;
Mrs. Winthrop. injured internally; Dan
Aahoney, badly injured: two children
Of Mahoney, badly injured one having
Jaw broken; Miss Mary Zentara, leg
broken and Miss Annie Zentara, ser
iously injured internally.
| The Misses Zentara are nIeces Of Cor
I bel brothers OF San Francisco. owners
/ Of the railroad on which the accident
| occurred. Mrs. Gregory and child Of
Eureka are both in a critical condition.
| Sven johnson Of Glendale was badly
bruised about the body. A. Sanders Of
| Glendale was slightly hurt. Herman
Sanders of the same place was badly
cut on the leg and otherwise injured
Miss Rosie Buddeti. an Italian peddIer.
vas badly shaken up.
| The accident occurred TO the regular
| passenger train, consisting of one en-
/ CINE and two cars. which connected at
| ArcatA wharf with the companys fer
| ryboat Alta. leaving here at $50 D.
| n. bound for Kobel, the terminus Of
| the road, about u miles above Arcata
! The scene Of the accident is the com
{ pany's bridge across Mad river, about
. half way between Arcata and Korbei.
The train had run out on the first span
! II the bridge. when without warning
the stringers gave way. letting the
1 whole train drop 40 feet TO the gravel
bed Of the river, where the coaches
/ were smashed. The cars did not tele-
scope as all dropped together. One
! span Of the bridge IS still in position
/ Uuinjured
In the coaches were 20 passengers.
and all Of these with the exception OF
enc man. who jumped from the rear
platform, went down with the train.
| This fortunate man was Louis Ever
ding, one OF the owners OF the River
side sawmilI. All the others were in
}Ured and 10 or IL are fearfuIly man
Sl=d and are not expected to live.
Two more deaths occurred today as
She result Of last nights wreck on the
Arcata & Mad River railroad. the vic
inns being the children OF David Wood
Mrs. Gregory and her baby will prob
ably succumb TO their injuries and En-
gineeT Burke IS not expected to live
| through the night
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
NOTICE FRoM CANADIAN BANKS
RrauIrc a Gold Guarantee From It'
American Customers.

Toronto, ont. Sept. 1.-THE following
circular has been sent by the Canadian
hanks to customers, with III" request
to sign and return It TO the banks;
"Iu consideration Of the bank dts
counting or negotiating for MS suNh
prontssorr notes. hills Of exchange or
checks payable in the United States As
may bo satisfactory to said hank, we
hcrrbv guarantee the due payment
aaid proIuiSEory notes bills nj cNchanSo
or checks. cat maturity IN gold or its
equivalent and agree to hold the bank
indcmnincd against any loss or damaE'
that may arise through payment OF the
same being made or rendered In silver
or any other deprecated currency"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
MR.. BRYAN is lNOORSEO
>EM fORk STATE DEMOCRATS
,ARaH oar THE PROGRAM.
Tammasy sashesas CentEoi the BsI-
taIo CSnNeattsn ahd sappsFt
the National Ttskst.

B4ralO sept. iI--F0T governor. John
.,.,,t Tha heF the pTesssaI mayor 81 Al
..,a, tA-etaIs SENATOR aHd Aes Iosk .
rsflAs fair commissioner. Tor iieslteaaHl
Governor MiibuF H. Porter OF Mater
eu commissioner of Tbs e04Et ci
aims and political isalisf ia H0E1h-fl
.r~ lofk for mann years f0I Jadse q
Ire court ot app-Ais. Hot-efI e. fitas -
t,4nai0 Judge Of the supreme eO4fI sal
.cFnrs district attorney 81 Este 90 4HIs
Fi.r platform Az uHeq4iNa--ai IBA8i
serl 81 the CntsaE0 ptatf0Faa sAi tioAvf
sad a deBdHeiAIl0h VI lte F~Babii-al
.tatv legislature
Fals u IhS sOFh VI shH dGmoeF,ssir r3u-
.sAl,gb. Hhieh elosz-i iis iaE.grs huse TO-
aay 4 W~trtf the peFfgHctafg Aork o.
.t Invention 10 t98Atsi as IL Is A4n
-.rt = Significant f&ag that GAr stat-
stsa HllatlUsf aSadSHs y so have ErfvSyIvtr
soAiFOlkuI the conventions Of lE3s 4rzft,
sfe ailH a. ths hsgm nrnARgf hGi8
.t0s rte arb MWrishF "a -iErg4krs1aHt sIJb-
,tuss rs . Shrx HAT Kaehaf8 ygohvl
$40 r1th Jta- - IFtv sEuaisrf iisslls " Gt-
ssus ssa s~ser ufaacs these meas la4t.
.rfs ats lald00tsr-iig satisfied ntlh ats
-ssA Co, to-day ; eWHsrnyies.
81 .-aa lswts IFrai.etei as 20 tasI a-E a..
a. li.zs- tcaArss spsai1 taAe 40 .44-
to- % Et-e sRaGz Faiaa tfl 5000 afra rt.at
soy themselves sol3l tssa1sl.as5s t,s
ssA a41 VI tf4v asaFgF Es4 Osstrs gu .sahr
eos Zoe fEDsr ssSltEEaai 4ssaFasJs 4Fir
te-u * 1hc ,szssszssstosa tu.taa l. -Als
BEG faa.tF UA gg s4Ftgs p4fss tssat.
~ ia5a AlSh asas lsora EsAsalA4lt1 Et-s
-s-ssFs4a gt $50 tSatess . no dsd a9t z'-
,EH .t.r tasakssztauN mas hs,rfs adopted .9E
30 sr.sa ~ gasr Shade vssssEiziyifr ,air -.--
ta.-. .sssssssiIssrss4ass s8 IT, srtrsat.us a. 81
aEa s~ a HA~h s&Rgaa Usc Go Esr ef-
- saslsa tssssttas ASS EEr sEaEftsfsH o.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
THEN MUST ADOPT ANOTHER NAME
IIIInoIa Gold Democrats In Trouble
About Their Title.

chicago. Sept. l7-SeCreiar, OF state
lhnrtchscn gaV" II out today that IN"
gold standard democrats will havr TO
adop, another name in order to get their
ticket ON the othcial ballot
No petition taken on, in the name Of
the independent democratic party shall
DO certified 10 while ! am secretary Of
state" said Mr. Hinrichscn He stated
that he had been looking M the Law ~
lstinE 10 III" filing of petitions and inds
that voter can sign a petition az hut
one elector. The gold standard democrats
however, have already prepared petitions
for all their candidates, 50 that no tech
meal objection can bc raised TO their
legal right 10 be placed on the official hal
lot
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
Speaker Bureau Mapping Out More
Work.

Chicago. Sept. I7.-Among the assign
ments Of speakers OF national reputation
made by Chairman McConyiile OF I'll,
speakers bureau are the following. Sen
aior Teller Of Colorado viii make five
speeches In Kentucky this week and rex,
Following his Kentucky engagements he
VIII make hve speeches in Ohio TX
Governor Boies of Iowa and Congressnla7.
JoEre Of Minnesota viii speak al sioux
Falls. $. D., September -. General Jaraes
Weaver and Congressman J. W BaIle,
Of Texas will also speak IN Kentucky.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19

many, he said was 10 See esoa,,.,
dominated who could help the Chicssn
~ s;' II MAS 40 o'clock when the ToiI
All beeah. ana as It progressed thsr,.
ihueh applause. The vote as an.
, ,.oli Was Thatcher SS3, sulzar N
itt's' - On sul1ers motion the no,ni,
nation OF Mr. Thatcher VAS made unani-
fih"'' iAanIoflh said ia few words
la ne desired the nomination OF Wilbur
ihtfr we're several indorss-
htehls Haade, and within thr..- nni,',,~.
We nomination had been by soclam+,,on
The same course was taken IN no,ptna,-
ne ihr Judge " the court Of apl,gaIs
"lg1 Robert G. THUS VI Buraly i,s,pp
,iI"STh Presidential electors wrr. ais,
ST''''ri a"d the convention adjourned.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
NEARLY THIRTY MILLIONS IN COLE
Shipments Arriving by AImoat Hverv
SVRRmRk

New York. Sept. 1.-THE steamer ORR
E1l'a, from Havana. brought $500 900 In
sold Hoidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co. have
IN additional $50 coo In gold on the Cam
Iania, The total engagements. including
these arrivals, aggregate 50 80. 0o9. A
further decline is noted In the price %
lar silver. sales OF s0.eOo ounces taking
place at &165A. as against 81 a short
time ago, The closing was at s6ddSA
The weakness is attributed to dspressioa
in eastern markets. eutailtng a lighter de-
mand for bullion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
.,n,,>n m,HEn TO PROSECUTE
ustI. WnIIa Water case Hef"T" the
=. Suprrmc Court

U,ls walIa Sept i'-Th" city 'anN.
IA ,ra.,. cmplnvoa sN-Atturu"N General
Garland 20 uroaccut" its cATc nga.nt' ln'
Ny.iIa Waua Water company h'''i' me
i.ni,ol Stairs supreme court TINS :" w
sui, witch was commenced three YEA =
,,, NV tho water company. rf"NinE an
Injunction against tba city nom 'sr"
ms houda to ,onstru" wntor"orkH ne
,asc was decided in & Nor Of th' Wa'"r
COMPANY IN tho superior 'oWt ot nus
county. was sustained hr tho state ~,
,rcmc court. and appenlel to ihc n'''
a,atru stprrme court Ivy the CITY
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19

Extract from his speech before the
hrPublicAn League OF ONO crit
l,lslhE President Cleveland
During all OF his years at the
head of the govern ment he was
dssh"hoFtuE one of oar eWn
great products, dtHcrediGtnG sill
N~r aud -nhauctaE th~ price of
gold. he endeaN oFrd even before
bic inauE ration 60 ohiee 20 stop
the coinage of silver dollars and
aiIerN n I'd aud To the cad Of hta
ad perHIst~uGly aSed
bis Poo~F to that end. tie was
detsTata~d to contract the cir
raiattHE m@diam ahd drmOne-
IIs~ on- OF the ~oIas OF commerce,
Halt the olumr OF money among
the people. snake mon~Y scarce
have Increased the value OF non-
- aud dtmiaish~d the SaIue at
~N~Fb ghIaA sIar-money the mas
ter. everything else Its seFNant.
he was not thinking OF the poor
theh. he had left aheiF side
t- ~Rs not standing forth Tn
th~tF drfrnse-' Cheap coats,
cheap labor aad dear money!
the sponsor ABd promoter Of
thrs~ ProfessiaE Go sIaRd gaar I'd
ever the poor ahd I0WIy. Was
there ever more GIaFInR tneoR-
.'s'rn"S ar reckless a-~ssnPiionf
that poSerty Is - pleasing 90 be
that - shTIakaRe In the NaIue Of
~NrTy thtHE bat money is n ma
tIoaRi h~nedIcttoh.'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
SOLD ACIDS FOR MAKING BOMBS
Antwerp Chemist Objected AT First
To the Large Quantity.

Antwerp. Sept. 1.-THE chemist WAs
sold acids TO keaTrey and HalEes. the
men arrested here on suspicion OF being
concerned in the dynamite plots. states
that the quantity demanded was SO large
that he Gemurred. Upon this the lyman
followers presented letters Of re,-omuta BE-
datiou signed by some of the American
authorities
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19

New York. Sept. IA Cincinnati dis
patch to the Evening Post today says
Ralph Tre9dway, the Yale football cap
tain. who was reported missing. stopped
over In Cincinnati last night between
trains, Trcadway kept his departure from
the cast q secret as he was in quest Of
two famous football players whom Har
ward wanted as well as Yale.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19

Two Thousand Congratulate the
Gold Candidate.

Canton. Ohio. Sept 1.-THE Ngh.u.ey
organ .zed visitors today consisted Of .iu-
..oyc- OF ia, E6Ea- Thompson sI.r.
Autk> ot Bratoock, Pa Fully 21r rnva
we're In line. Al Ihy MCKINLEY home
h,avtg congratulations and assura~ea- o.
support were offered ny j. l. Iag.-
50 gS,swau % she party Nckiul,s ~s
-i.oatri and reception followed
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19
Popul,.,. Go II Alone.

Indianapolis, Sept. 1.-THE democrat
lc state committee tonight refused the
demand OF the popullsts for seven ra-
ttonal electors and the withdrawal OF
Sewen. The populist committee then
named a ful' electoral ticket, and organ
iEed by electinR a chairman and secr,s-
tNry. This probably ends the nasoria-
uoun.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-19

senior SRbrRl Saws an Expedition
VIII sail Soon.

Mobile. Ala, Sept, l7,-Senor J, @. Sc
rrnl. an attnche Of the Spanish legation
~ Washington. has been here several
days. lie has informed the CUSTOM
house officers here that no has informa =
ton that a large Cuban expedition ma
" Was assembled on the Mississippi
coast With 3 view 10 sailing In a day or
i've.