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Fifteen Hundred Men Suffer.
ing From Yellow Fever.
FIFTEEN PER CENT. OF THEM DIE
Many Deseriions Daily Reported
From Weyler's Army.
The Local Gnerriiias or Whole Town
Join the Patriots and Assist Them
10 Capture = Government Fort
Other spanish Guerriiias Have Been
Thrown Iuto Prison.

fl2Sara- Sscs. I7--AccoriszG 20 .he ell
csal returns. re nansoex OF Zen sukersEy
rom yet4oS fever Ia tAe rASsltsry nas-
i&sa4s taF9sis hoax he ss4as.d - 5.&s Tas
death rate IS sad % es unier Is per cent
Ia l41c3Aa SASs afternoon says The rcv-
er7aoT - the Spanish hank IS respoRssess
for tae actual ssosesA~x sosi.lcs. He y e.s.
- The pssaSe yeSteriay IN order % confer
w.Sa capt. Gen. Wesser. hus ne Was una u /.
- see him. ana :. is ranaored that the .oy-
essor - tss hank baS oeen dismissed.
\ew aosS. Seps. IA sisp2tcf. 10 .hs
tfeFa.l 9rosn Havana says. Capt. G~n.
@ey4er's order. TeceE.sx tseTgeo. pafttrs
nine officials n command 81 The irregular
g~err.4az aEss- volunteer forces Is hst.@s4y
resented. ansa ii Cosssa1l1ence IAegeo. ig.azy
1essrtsonS sFe oee .sraRg. A. SsguA "a
siraigGe. where Caass. iroxoyen ard Quin.
fe-so. 81 the regular array. were lately ac~
pointed. one-th4rt { ? the men have dlNo.
2esrea.
Al Eamerones. a Santa Clara ;o~n. tas
lecal spanish ggerrilas went over 10 tho
enemy IA a neey a fen days age. ard. re-
turning wiss toe Insurgents. assisted ne
latter 10 capture a government fort In tho
suburbs. Taen they Taid~d the scwn.
looted stores sn4 rAUsaek-d various pTt-
vAte residences. seized the iscal archives
ana carried 90 The municipal seal
AZ fSAyan4e. Santiago lie Cuba. ynours-
est Spanish guerrilla forc-. armed with
Nauser rifles AZ she expense u bsyams
merchants, reces;ly sent ors- 10 toe
rebels Joining calixto Garcia. Tho CAP
tain = "A nephew ef Garcia. AID obtained
his commission from Martinez Caupos.
former captais general
Capts carrerex and oiivere.,e. OF tho
Ssgus "a Csrande guerrilla forces. WHO
have long been the terror % rex.aer; maj
uTalxed AmerseAas and native pactflcos
OF fha, vicinity. have been relieved OF their
commands. and both thrown into . local
fortress 20 await eoursmar.ial. Carrereo
Is alleged % have captured and shot pris-
oners of war. as well as pacsacos without
sae fornaIi.ies % a trial.
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Cu.CAGoss PUBLIC PARK.
Tel-re. Removing Arnorfe~, Railroads
and Garbage From Lake Front.

Chicago. Sept; f7-Hy n decision ~
Jaage Brsntauo. the Second regiment ara
Battery - arnsoS5es must b. removed from
ne 4aks fFout Sllain three months THIS
~ the nrst aesln3fe re~uif reached In fhe
eait which has been vigorously wsgsd by
NJ 4-or4ery ward 20 keep tie lake front
free from aggldin ngs fIae oserse peTras-
nerflY an}Dtns ard resEra8rs the city. fae
Iitlnnlz Central Railroad Company aad
every ore else from erecting buildings
s1pon. or fn any Hlaaner using tne lake
park for any purpose .AafeEaf This fr-
cree also makes permanent a temporary
Injunction wnseh Ar ward ehfsla~1 six
yearg ax9 resgrasnsnk ths city from dump
{ng street sw-epsags Or me lake FROST a-Hd
from ssst.ag tbs ground for eiFe92@s or
g,sh~v purpose ~ hiE@. ts7sas clearly @ssan-
ashsng 80 YlxAt ~ fhe pBhalc 70 park
in tae heart cs TIE city
T-ns history 81 fh@ litigation extends
Nark - fhe aHatcsfsaa OF the property fn
fsae ~ shs canal commissioners Rne in
ks BIZ 80 { na3ed Stairs government
'Tbfz i - RS; t'rns taat n decree ans a
reersaanea- r junction has tseen eufsFst
d~aastsly nxlng s1A settling 20 wssi uses
she laus 50 dedicated snail BE- p8t pfTr
fh4s decision fas peopl. ~ Chicago naYs
= pubic park from Randolph 10 PARK
EoN
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salFe- caT-ezley. which = a legal ssgssisr =
. ~ sA-Hnss. scne-hine ininl>si % jlL@-
A4ce WHOA o1asAS 50 oe quickly altered i.
was rather 1isrs cgtahie. he coat1ngs<A gar
tA1s nation - 0sF and n3at silver a. +
Siti-9lnSs and 0rzlo~ ger ellGace. and sell f.
a. sAi5l.nss pence SILVER currency, Enus
ISSUING = A. - rer cent. above sts vAlue
and - has oNsnscn ne government of
queen victoria e this matter Nzzs as dis
graceful ss ia, Ce the government o.
esstseel E-lizahse51.
Mr.. Jores further said that he bad no.
understood the policy q saSlng twenty
millions Of silver o.; cf fhe ro~ss 81 Ne
Tad2 and storing 4 ,a me vaults AZ WASH
tnggon Cgfy, Ire policy oF ssuttinS Gown
The rnints q lsala an5 3sn-iylmS tAs aea-
Pie Of one OF Ths AconS oT prov a5ence 1er
sne oeleS. o. the civil service employees cg
1naas- In co-c8usson Jenes said vhat ne
would Ike - know how long the solver
using countries woglS 5e content with u.s.
arg a deprecated currency. which not ontv
injured than. oai whief euahled their
agricultural proauce TO come here and ru
British farmers
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she xeess q rahff- Danger ThA RspEbl-
can rs-tv "a srea1-iy 2lErsd - Tnatrs8f-
sss- relations h4fTse- iseo- ard carlIsI.
guarding r7rs ca-= RE rights of eaca-
.eouric. be xssn .5s -wo aas always 81
81 tha past and III always lead n TAe ! i
-zzre % .hs 3a5Hry az both SAp7aauset
la Dor "a sr1 ls~@-szhss 20 ths CreAEor
and profitable use af capital ans capital
increases ne efacte-cy Of labor WAoeTer
arrays sbe one against the other ls Al
enemy az both (Appsa1se-l TAz- po4scy
IS w.ssSt ard h@s. wasca ha-Ionizss re
NO or the basis o. Absolute tUs-cs. re
Republican parry has protected tae Tree
labor os America 50 t1ar is co-npe1=A-
tion is sSrger th4n Is realized q any c.1er
country Great sppl&use.t But. t.
c9Gn< ryrae-. as = ire business eoEaltloIas
we're no- bad enough. and aard enough .
bear We have .hrast upon Us at'tlss cfl--
zeal r5rne IN sne business AFFAIRS 0f ne sA-~~
.ton 4 proposition % 1enasA tnA c4rTe1lts
OF tae country ant undermine lie pGel4c
ere,gi- We know what the partial free
trade has done for the lasc- of the Cnsssl
sizes X has diminished rs employment
and earnings. We 40 not propose noE .
4utlz4rste = currency system tIat T1ll
cheat Izhor In is psy. Labor.ng men oi
Eh1s country. when they give days "orA
20 .ae.r employers, want 70 b= paid z co.
I2rs good every where n The world fGrssf
work good wages and good money ZAP
pfanse1 We want . continue cur good
govern meat. wtth tts generous Frlvl-ege
and -aatchiess opportunities. and *e Wah-
f. % be a government whore law IS 81
r-erne ovar all tcheeTsl ard for the equal
sbensat % al. tReneWed cheerins1
For National Honor.
My Fellow Citizens. e IS CRAFTY ing .
me - he assured ~ yoar spokesman Z n
my cd con- ra Ees--tt viii De inspiring ~ tae
whole courtry-ttlnt the voice of labor
here today declares thac. no party whichde-
grades the honor Of The nation; no party
wasca ssanzs opposed 70 law and orter.
or whlsa SEEKS 70 array the masses against
the classes. shall receive is vote and sup
port. fCneers3
Golden pzyr-i sar- these which VIII strike
a chord OF sympathy IN every American
home where virtue dwelis and Tr1ta
abi9es. tApplaase1 We have tALs year
resting upon Us as citizens q grave respon-
sshl.ity. The country has never failed o.
fa!serea Ia the past 70 meet every crisis.
!, will never fail nov TO uphold the dig
nifty and indepens ence of labor and ths
honor and stability OF the government and
stiu further exalt tha American name
fArpsause)
r thank yo1 over ard over again for
thls czu ard for the patriotic sentiments
which have been 80 ssoquently expressed
By your spokesman. To have the hearty
support of the working men Of the United
States l. Indeed an honor. for which
thank vou IN tie name % the vision an
strength of free government May God
bring "a yoa and % your homes the cheer
og contentment. Great applause)
4. THI give me pleasure 70 meet and
greet earh che of you personally" CFre-
meudous cheering ard cries of "Hurrah
Tor VI Kinley. the next president
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The British Asseci.s on.

Liverpool. Sept. I7.-At the meeting OF
the British Association for the Advance-
nent Of Science today she presidents OF
the ten sections made their opening ad-
dresses. MAJ. Darwin. secretary Of the
Royal Geographical Soclsry, 81 his ad-
dress, reviewed the record OF the geo
graphical work % the past year. lie said
ihae All other psrfor rnlances pale IN com
parison with the feat accomplished b.
Naasen-" Prof. J. Is Thomson. ". A. f.
6. r.. qresiie lent Of the Mathematical ard
Physical section. IN his address, dlscu~sed
the extent and vslue ~ the Developments
IN relation 10 Prof Roentgen's recently
q l@covered rasiiation Of Nght.
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Liivwhites and websterites.

Colurn5.a- :. c. sept. 1.-THE two
branches q The Republican party met in
tais city today. The Lilywh!tes appoint
- a committee OF conference with the
Ne5sierates and regulars. with a yiew os
adjusting their differences and looking
- The consolidation OF the two coHsen-
tseaz.
1e two Republican factions. after all
Gay and al nsgt1- sessions. failed 20 come
"a al agreement and are as far apar: as
ever Various propositions were made oy
eara saGe. out were rejected after discus
s2oE- Bosa conventions DB- OFT complete
safe and electoral tickets. The Melton.
or Lay Whites. nominated Or. sampson
POPE. a recent conver. from TSaTnaulSrn.
Tor governor. ard TIE Weos.eriteS. or reg
vars. Co. ?. NJ Wallace. All cara3i<saxes
Tor state Offices are white. except that Of
s1E'erlrl7 ers1es1t Of e3ucaIS1 on the Me-
ID. tac.et
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BRYAN IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The EcpudIcrat Makes Several Talks
20 IarGe troWn-.

Charlotte. y. L. Sept. I7.-Bryan began
speechm8k!nG early today. after d nights
rest on .he special train. He left his
sleeper this morning and vas escorted 10
P0ssofi3ce park by Hornets Nest Rl9ienen
and local Knights OF Pythias comEandery
mounted men. He addressed several thou
Sand people and left for Durham al 70.
At Greensboro i've bands. a hundred
equestriAns and a great crowd greeted Mr..
Bryan. The party diued there. and as soon
ss me meal was over Mr. Bryan spoke
from an claborately decorated stand near
Washington street.
Raleigh Ike the rest of tne places
through which the candidate passed. drew
from the surrounding country IN order TO
augment the crowds 10 meet Nj Bryan.
NaSA's park Vas 5lled with admirers OF
rhe nominee. They chne-e1 him enthu-
s.asJicsly when lie appeared.
Mr.. Bryan also made lengthy speech
AZ Charlotte. A. . q. N. the party ieft for
Golishoro y. C.. where Mr. Bryan speaks
tomorrow morning.
C'ns-aEo Sent I---Cha'rnan M-Convslle
os 2 Democratic national S19eakers' b,i-
reau. has gwen og1. the following itinerary
- Bryan. Leave New York midnight
September =. Washington City early
morning September %. Mar,insbnrg i a
n keser ; 2. n. CIaTksourg n m.
October :. ParkerShurg > =. m. Wheeling
nll3nizl.t Chas siestoa Ie-19 a m. osv;cher
. Huntington ?. -. lie rhsn goes %
en- enuatl. thence 70 =. LoHi<. whore he
addresses tha silver Democratic clubs OF
o,-.0he~ s. 0-tsAer T. Nr.urffs In The
morning. Nashville IN the evening. Dur
.vr the rerualu6@l q Ost0bs- Mr. Erys7
yvl make speeches 90 Illinois Indiana
Dato. 30 -h.<an. Minnesota Wisconsin,.
Iava. ka0eas au3 Nebraska
h-rerE taa ase.Eurno~t - speakers -
~ats senei .el1-atl7n us+A hv Chairman
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TEXAs OFF THE ROCKS.
She Was Grounded Owing TO the Error
of the Machfnisf.

Newport. r l.. Sept. 1.-THE oe'tlesaip
Texas. which went ashore last night. was
loafe3 early this morning. apparently un-
injured. Four tugs were required 20 sc,
her into deep water. The work was ac-
eompllshed after hal, an hours steady
strain
The divers after thorough examination.
o. the hull % the Texas. reDo-, that they
aad the snip n no way injured. Il Will
no. have 70 be- docksd. Capt Glass has a
report % tae accident ready 20 forward
- the navy department. II - stated tha;
there VIII oe NJ need of 3 court martial
20 determine the res ponsi bllity. as the ma
eh.nisi IN charge. IN reversing the gear,
admits thas ne misunderstood the signals.
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A Cuban Pstrio, ARRESTED.

New York. Sept. is--~f5corge Carlos Ro-
ioff, a Cuban. was arrested today on tho
charge of aiding ana ahettsnE th@ serid'sg
~ 4llibas.esTng expeditions 20 Iula. He
was formally hek3 in -vns bait by United
states sonanaissloner Alexander. lie as
paRf 10 ha A raa toT general ~ The army
of General Gomez lie came 10 thls crvxr-
;-g about two months $50 for the purpose
~ fitting cut A4tegsteri1g expesl ions 10
ag8 TIE Gui.ans Ase ~ charged Nth besng
coYnes-t nd with tire Lauraaa expedition
and nfhers
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Havana Sept 1.-THE spanish bank has
suspended fhe sale of drafts or G9sin pay
ahse IN bank uete# ard has honght NJ
seq kuesn banker a draft for ii@,H" on
TIRE United States. paying for II large
f,ssr cent Both ~ theee fsets have ranses
a heavy a.rrecssslou IN the hanks notes
and TO-DAY fney are AZ - per cent dis
eourt. There we're no operations on the
produce exchange today and II ss feared
4 financial crisis Is imminent
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Kentucky Take. liz Straight.

Louisville. KY. Sept 1.-THE fusionlst
pan proposed by tAe Populisss OF Ken
lucky 10 The Democratic state central
committee Is hanging fire. pending, i 3
believed, further advices from the na-
tsoHal Democratic committee. The Pop
uilsts want two electors and two con-
gressmen. and while the Democrats are
willing 20 concede the electors. they are
unwilling 70 give the congressmen
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stzoatca 20 the Morning Posi- SAYS. Ta-
grand vizlsr. Half Rtfat Pssha. threatens
- resign unless the minister Of police IS
{ s-ni issei on account of taa recent mas
sa~reS THE sultan 9phol5s he police min
ssss-- And refuses 70 accept the resignation
OF The grand xszser
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>,.v n. uo,m~.. Victims.

Csstrzxo s~ct E7.--fn re Sens~ 'sossas BE-
fsse~n &srth Evanston Gnd Wlsmette a
grave h4s beer f5guE fail 81 fssas1aAa i@sFss~-
,rna SPOT e ass.y t fex rode fSsfn t1e a7ssss
n ~ - II. II fsa5neN siveSs a y Niifn~'t~.
ae4 = = sa8uEat ay ths ssoiscn Eflaf tas
4-sss ss.asr -. trr,se q sofae II ass ySeslrzx.
T~roru So aazr. q ttse hoses L ts shoaSas
-. ~. ls- tom 80 aaEaI peqp-e.
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Missouri VIII Fasa.

s. Louis, Sept i..-There was a joint
meeting of subcommittee representing
<ae state Democratic and the state Popu-
list committees al the Planters hotel to-
day. The meeting vas harmonious and an
agreement for fusion on the state esec-
t9-aa tssket was reached
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NO FUSION IN INDIANA.
Ne Fopulisrs Insisted That Sewall
should Re Withdrawn.

Indiana polss. sept T7-Tne Democratic
STATE COMMITTEES tonight refused the de-
T1a1d of the P3pGllsss for seven national
electors ana the withdrawal CT SewaA.
Tee Fcp4.lst committee then made 4 full
electoral ticket. and organized oy elect
lng chairman and secretary. This
probably ends the negotiations
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49, rsa~.as~ s. hsss~y s. nrw said 20 y.
...ss-srsAfa wFse Tnafs FfeaM4sr arriving to-
ssay reports 70 szns9@avefDesaf Tals ~ tne
mn~st asa sssat eaa s~Fa& tas colony.
sse re3 a4as~w fegeg tfs irsasssrg upon
mhaa ssaeen4 nsowt - Fae srsgsaiassca for
- s,arl
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petitions. anS fr1s -ha. = voee- ca- sign
80 E'efatso1 % hIt ore el~ctc- TIE sp.d
san Democrats have. however. a.
ressy ar~pars3 petitions for az .neir can
1l1zEes. - 70 technical ols5ec-San can Se
ra3ss1 a. u taeir legal right 20 be placsa
CT <ze oTlesal ballot
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Athens Sep i7--MoTs corsif-ts ar re-
rorte4 % hay. ocsrIrTe1 between Turkish
trours and Insurgents N Naoesion. 4
News las t,@ssn received that 10 tnsiar-
gents have 0efeaEaeres1 the cso1ayeTst . -
Dents, near Carwsa~
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T~ssa-sr9sls SEP TT.--E>sals q us-n. tsa
xss<e-sfv = fesssr~ssgygsr c-largsnEsss egcsse. 8s
f4- rsL@s asr@ soa -. 4n -is - 1se mas
r.sref - Sis fs&aa rssses gn q arms. E9ma
xrs f+sn5ex 58.s raarx W. tAsa N1ge4 80
ccga go- 6 1s.a-za4.e tzazx
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Another plifsus,er seized

Jacksonville. Fla. se7t. is-TAe nl'-
clustering steamer Three Friends sas
seized shls afternoon by the government
authorities
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DEGRADED SILVER.
A Rank OF Eng and director Denounces
81 -sx-fssun~ shilling

r--A,- SIT E--A- the serns- ARR VA
-~@@~frr ~ fs.s Bank x A~ess&z& ses1agr
Joan Jenss ss@e&as4.sseT AAfas&@s ta@
sa4ge~ EszrTe1 81. kse #a5a f~4E 1ss3f'.Asa @sse
BARK wAs tses -tsaA le*t lslsA. - cbsl4
- eas7 ....-Alzg gAe.s RAA T. E1sxeG- 20
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Popular Indignation Confined
TO Two Countries.
ENGLAND AND THIS COUNTRY.
Russia Will Not Tolerate Any CO.
ercion of Turkey.
Outbursr OF tho Continental Press
Against Great Britain Has Aston
ished Official Cfrcles-Bomhs said
To Have Been found IN Armenian
Homes - Engiand's Expedition Up
the Nile Against the Dervtshes.

London. Sept 1--Ar editorial IN she
Times, after re-n&-iN.ng thai for the pres
eTT, the Indignation against the Turk -
confined % EEg4sDd and the United States.
wAica asstslns from al Intervention IN
European questions. calls attention 20 the
remarkable letter o. Lord Hugh Cecll. the
Marquis OF Salisbury's soa. as al .riica-
ifoR OF the views % Lord Salisbury and
the ca ablnet- Lord Hugh said IN this letter
that IL would be dangerously misleading
the As1nenssns for England 20 make chem
believe SHE alone could save them.
The Times also calls attention % *'tae
notorious fast that Russia viii not stels--
ale any coercion of Turkey and appeals
To the country 20 consider well the risk
y wlA run IN an agitation for aston ou
the part OF England.
dispatch from ConStan4ncpls 20 .he
Times emphasizes the fact OF the paralysis
ot trade there and the jeopardy OF f&5a. 90
sterling OF European capital engaged IN
enterprises II Turkey.
Many Armenians Arrested.
Constansin0ple. Sept. 1.-THE polio. ar
nounce that thsy aave made an important
discovery OF bombs and other explosives
and discriminating documents in an -arme-
MAN house IN the Dauhorg Scutari. Two
OF the leaders and many of the members
OF the Armenian committee have been ar
an3 aays confessed their guilt They have
also denounced many OF their accomplices
20 the police. The police have a hope ~
being soon ahls 20 unear1h the whole plot
VIII England Back Down.
London. Sept f7.-The foreign office has
given cut the following semi-officlal note;
The outburst Of the continental press
against Great Britain. which IS accused
OF selfish designs IN the East, has aston
!shed official circles. Nothing that IS be-
ing done o~ contemplated by The govern
ment could give the slightest color 20 such
assertions. The government cannot hold
Itself responsible for the natural horror
inevitably inspired II the minds Of the
public by the atrocities az ConstAntinopIe.
The policy OF Great Britain has. however,
undergone no change whatever, and the
government IS acting IN complete accord
with the other powers. as It has hitherto
done.
Nevertheless. Il "a becoming obvious
that pubic feeling IN Great Britain has
been 50 ou,ragel ~ the shocking even .
IN Cons s2.suoDse tEst the goyernsn n.
would nsS-r be sGppC rted in again 81 aag
with the porte. u rhe powers cannot sec
their way 20 adopE means 10 cooperate 70
END the carnage. the only course open TO
Great Brita s To siaDd aside. and -
hope for q more satl nctory state OF az
fairs"
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London. Sept i7.-The Daily Msil say
* is reported that the Duke ot Fife. son
ir-law OF the Prince OF wales is nc-
FotiatinE with cne OF The Nsnaerhslts for
the sale OF Mar Lodge. Bra~nar.
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THE Voice OF LABOR.
1t Speaks In Defense Of Ma
tional Honor.
TWO THOUSAND STEEL WORKERS
Make q Pilgrimage TO Canton 20
Congratulate Mckinley.

Tho Republican Nominee Eioquen, on
the Right OF the Workman to Have
His Wages Protected Against Cheap
er Foreign Labor, and to Be Paid IN
Dollar ] hat Il Worth a Dollar.
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Canton, o. Sept I'M cKlaley's organ
ized visitors today consisted OF tAe en-
Racyes q TIE Edgar Thompson Steel
cFkz. bra6docA. Pa Fully z1so nzsn
were n line A. the Mckinney home
hearty eonsra taIations and assurances Of
support were offered BY J. L Jones. Ihe
spokesman of the party Mai Mckinley
RESPONDED a. :oslows:
Mr. Jores and Ny Fsiios-C'i tszens.
MANY delegations have waited upon me
- The last tao months Al havs been
"eatoftisd. and taear visits have 0eea IN
spring. but somehow. waea al assem-
biage os W0gklEsnneu cone 70 pay Iz.e
Fssll- :. &ttracEs my interest AM touches
ny heart tcheersJ I BID yoa welcome
10 my city an4 my home. ] can we'll a p
pfeeiAie shy tie woFkingnen OF -.
e0enzry should have a deep and profound
interest n the outcome OF the present
national contest ! cannot fan 10 re-
member thai one thing whlca stands be-
tween your Labor and the labor OF Ell
rcpe-ths oae talng wlfc8 stands between
your WORKSHOPS and he workshops OF The
osa worlds wise. 9atrloG.c, American
pol4ey. tGreat chee-ing)
/ am very glad ~ have this larxe dele
Cation OF me employees Of the Edgar
thompson Steel WORKS. OF rxaadock. Pa.
81 ny home applause You have
come as your spokesman has stated. 10
n5lAs me yogr good will and that OF your
tei4o "-citlzens whom you represent.
am CAD 70 have sou come in the manner
your Spokesman has described, represent
ins all creeds. al colors and ali classes
mel who belong 80 tbs Republican party
ana those @Ao have heretofore be.oagea
10 other parties. now all acting together
Tor what they believe 10 ba the common
good iais Is dist.neslvely The peoples
year when Old lines are eTaced and men
heretofore opposed RECT upon common
Platform 70 sustain tho honor oI cur
country tApplause)