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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
SarSaparillian ReS0IYent

Sober 9rOpfcn Oes euriapuriaiaH ~gtsfOfosnt iutrtt
our6 Oas 8Iut, ben S6DsiB, uriH uno anoere Gluis
~fQtciten uno SGfte oes &0rpers auf Die 2ebensfraft;
Bonn es eriebt pie &usl6eiDungen aus benz &orper
f'1f1 g gneSi,i %gsiHn mna.b, S it, ;,no Sf ia1ts5t n S@1pIg1q:
beiten, Giterungen i'm @alie unO Wtunoe, @ei6milite.
&noaen, in Den Sritlen uno an0ereH Sbellfn pes
unb bic i6limmten. Safe Dor. 9autfrantbsiten
Gruptionen, Sieber=gusi6lae, &Opf9rino, 9inss
Durm, sal5flubs @Otblaut sems, iStar3e Sleden,
gSiirmsr i'm Glii@, @el5Dtlte Wuttertrsbs nas
aebensidfte t6nnen bur6 Otsies gsun6er Der niOoers
men @bemte turirt iperOen uno per @ebroud oefels
fir iroeno cine bieier &rantbeitsn a%npenocn, BON
ieiner Seilfroft itberaeugen. g9enn Der 4atient,
psl6er tdqlt0 Our6 Die tets forti6rettenoe 4b5ebs
rrno i6pa5er tptro, i'm StanDe 1T; %oerlelbeH Sins
bait gu O%ebeten unO bic Oeresubetsn Stofte, our5
bur6 neue, aus geiunDem 8lut entftenoene erlebt-pels
Dies bur6 bag Sariapariaian Qefidb.rt lit 10 tpiro
beftimmt 6eilung er3ielt, benin iusnn bieie DE.
lit, ben Nbqanq Der DergelIOeten Stoffe 5u bemmen,
70 ipirn bic Misunderstanding balD ~erfolgen uno nit
ieoem Sage ipirb Der Yatient beher 1no ND itdrfer
fiiblen, bic Spetie1 iper6en beRer %oeroa1!t, Der @ppetit
Ct. 6bdcintbe, g. g., Canada.
Yin Sr. Wabipab @ertber SEER: SD era6te es
ols meme 9flidt, Sbnen gu crlaubcn! meineu Brief
in 8c,uo auf Scrofeln al DerDffentlt1eH, na6 ben
Seilungcn, mel6e id gu Stanoe bra9te. na6oem i'd
sbne 8eOenfen S6rer 8ebanOlungstpetle folete.
Sd ~beftdtiee absrmals meine in msinsm lebteu
griefe qema9ten 8ebauptungcn uno ib tDnnte Sb=
men nod mebrere 6dle bon oeri6teDenen &rantbeis
ten unfibrcn, ipelbe our6 Sbr SDtem qebeilt purs
ben, p6tpobl Der Scrofeln=Gaa Der bemertenstuertbeite
tuar umO BON pielen 2euten uls elm pabres Nunber
a~ngeieben ipuroe.
Mit uuer @o6d6tane perblsibe i'd Sbr
&anoDIp Ie eSntOre 30. ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
Die Krdbe in oen Dereinieten
Staten.
BON W. &Iittfe.
BON ". &littfe.

S9on oft fat bic Srage, o6 GENTLE 8o=
g%elarten ii6erpiegenb niibli9 ober I9Gbli9
feien, DEFENDERS bic 2anbz unb S~pritpirt6e,
beren Sntere1en in ritter 2inie berii6rt tper=
ben, bei9dftigt unb 81 mebr ober peniger
erregter &usipra@e ieitens Der @egner unb
Sreunbe Der betreffenben Dirt gefi6rt. Mar
bari 3. 9. nur baran erinnern, pie iebr por
einigen Sa6ren bic Mnii9ten i6er bic
ben Staar unb bor &ur5em bic MaIz
ieramiel acknowledgment, pie man auf
Der einen Settle na9 Staats6ilfe gegsn biefe
80gel rief, ndbreno man lie auf Der anberen
ebenIo energif9 pertbetbigte.
Nub iiber ben @ert6 Der bret in 0eutf6z
lamb beimii3en &rdbenarten fir ben 2anb=
nnb GOritpirt9 1T man our 3eit nod ni9t
einig; 8re6m bdlt ite fir iberptegeno Mig
li9, tpG6rsnO Die @ebriiber MiiQer in loren
nSbieren Der 9eimatb" neben benz Nuben
bod audi ben ntbt unbetrd9tli9en @9aben
betOnen, ben iie beionoers unter NeItiunqen
anri6ten. Oo9 fol uns bier ni9t bic 2D=
flung bieier 5rage bei@dftigen, Dielme6r poG=
len mir in Solgenoem auf @runb Der Inter
fu3ungen, pel3e bas rOepartement Of
agriculture" gu Wai6in9ton (8un. 6: 8ar=
roips, SO. 9. u. S9para, s. 81, she Com
mon @rop Of tbe uniteb States. 1899 an
geiteat bat, einen lleberblid iiber bic Stet=
lung geben, pel3e bic gemeine &rG6e (@or=
BUS 4msricanus) in oiefer 9infi9t elm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
Der streif ruS sas sdieosaeri@t.


Die Gipic 5eberation bat Die 4bfi9t, Die
neutrality-suspicious. gum @inI9reiz
ten in ben ausge6rp9enen 3ui4neiberit reit
81 beranlafien.
9as lit iebr G0bIi9, benin es 1T feline
Sruge, buB bisier Gtreit, einerlei Ob BON
LANCER pber fur5er Sauer, ni9t nur bic BIZ
reft bet6eiligten 6irmen urtb Streifer, pel9e
mebr Ober fpeniger gut auf Elm ldngeres Sim
fteaen Der Nrbeit geriiitet fino, bena9tbetz
ligen unb Der augemeinen Woblfabrt Nbz
bru6 t6un, 1onbern gang brett fir cine
9rOBe 3abl BON Mrbeitern uno Nrbettertn@
men sinen fur9tburen gfotbitanb 6eruufbez
f6D0ren muB. @s lit ia cine befannte 39dtz
fade, nit pel9en S6ungerlO6nen Die Wtdn@
ner uno 5rauen inh bebelfen miiien, pel3e
fir Die STANDARDIZATION bas Nd6en beIor9en.
0iefe 2eute baben ni6ts 5uriidgelegt; es 1T
unm0gli9, baB ie es t6un. sic 6aben feline
StretttaIe, aus Der Tie unteritiibt tperben
%fOnnen, unb peber Die Nrbeitgeber, nod Die
bo9be3abltep Mr6eiter, pel9e lire Metn@
uungsperI6ieoen6eiten nit chamber aus
fdmpfen, befiimmern ii9 UNI lie. Sir tie
alio bebeutet Der Streit 9unger uno @leno
pbne MfaBen.
@s lit audi gar ni9t n0t6ig, OaB ods
Sdiebsgeri9t partet, Bis cine Ober beioe Der
itreitenben Barteien ii9 un es penoen; es
lit feline Pfli6t, 3uidmmen3utreten nno etne
llnterfudung por3unebmen, iobalO es gu
feiner &enntniB, %gelungt, baB Elm Strsit
bro6t, Iotpie ben 8eriu9 gu MAIDEN, emit
tpeber cine freunbI6aftli4e 8eilegung 5tpt>
56en ben StreitenDen ber~bei5ufiibren, ooer
fe gu betpegen, Ii9 benz S9iebsgeri9t gu
unterperfen.
Sas 3i6ti9e aber tpGre, penn Die Sir
men, tpel6e bur9 Nuftiinbigen Des bisbertz
gen @erbdltnifes, Ober Die 3ui9neioer, OOer
beioe, aus eigenem Nntriebe ii9 an bas
@9ieosqeri9t tpenbeten. Damn f0nnte, biz
our @ntf9eibung, Die in bret @o9en gu err
fplgen bat, rubig peiter gearbeitet perben,
unb Ielbft tpenn bieIelbe Dem einen ooer an
bern S6eile ni6t 3ufrieOeniteaeno eri 3eint.
apiirDe ie nur orf peitere ieG5ig Sage bin
Gus binbenb Tein, 0as aber piiroe Den
erneuten Musbru9 bes Samples minoetenS
Biz gum @intritt Der miloeren Sa5res5ett
binaie6en, uno Damit lpdre ben Nd6ern uni
N%G6erinnsn 1e6r 6eOeuteno gebolfen.
Mu6 penn bic Nnrufung nt3t BON Der
ftreitenben Yarteien erfOlgt, uno Der 8efunf
bes @~9iebsgeri9ts in 5Olge oefen fir Die
iel6en feline binbenbe &raft beibt, piirO'
benno9 Iein QusIpru4 Elm groBes mordlt=
f9es @epi6t BADEN uno einen g%elptIer
3pang auf Die 8arteien uusiiben, foQte if
berausfteGen, Dab Die cine flar I'M unre4i
lit, ober aber, baB es ii9 UNI @treitpunttt
banbelt, Die Bel einigem guten @illen uni
BEL elm penig Na6giebigfeit BON beioen SET
ten aus Der @ett gei6ufft meroen tOnnen
Der 3ui4neiOer>@trei btetet ii3er eint
quite @elegenbeit, Die NiiBlibfeit bes@4iebs.
geri9ts gu erprobsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
Seuti6=amterifauiiGe 2Sarn1ttg 9e=
sptHer &laHcm TT 9e1ttfdlano
Uor Sc1tt 0(tSauauOcru.

Die n9eutf9e @efeGIf6uft"
in Nep Yort erl6Bt folgenben @arz
nungsruf on iol9e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in Der alten 9eimat6, bic na9 i6rer MnIi6t
nno @rfabrung unter ben gegentpGrtigen
Serbdltnihen feline @usitbten fir elm Sort
fommen III Gmerita baben:
n8irfli9e 2anbarbeiter ausgenommen,
mel9e i'm 5riibjobr unb CONNER in ben
tpeitli9en Staten itets duf Nrbeit re6nen
biirfen, t0nnen mir feinem Mrbeitfu6enben
9offnungen MAIDEN, unb mir nieberbolen
baber uniere olidbrli9en @arnuneen an
6anblungsoiener, 2ebrer, G9reiber, Sc
lebrte, Yrebiger, SeIegrapbiften, 8eamte
unb namentli9 an Stubenten unb Offt5iere,
1i9 nt9t, fel6it unter ben ungiinftigiten
8erbdltnifen, unter Denen fe briiben gu
1eiOen BADEN m0gen. our Remembering gu
entI6IieBen. Sir biefe &tafie bon 2euten
1T poiitib feline 4usfi9t, peber i'm nd9ften
Sabre, nod fpdter. Die penigen4usnabmez
fdQe fommen gar ni9t in 8etru9t.
,Sas 10 6Gufig ausgefu9rte 8erfabren,
ungerat6ene S0bne na6 Der n9roBen 8efez
%rllngsanitalt Qmerita" ab3uT3itteIn, nm fte
bic @6ule bes 2ebens bur6ma6en" gu
Ia1en unb ie burb NOtb unO @ntbebrung
gu ~3tpingen, ii9 an u~ngepObnte &rbeit gu
q%ep06nen, 1T elm Derperfli3es, uno mir
D%ertpa6ren uns gegen Die bdufig an uns gez
iteQte 53umut6ung, au9 in iol9en SGGen
biilfrei9e 9ano gu bieten. 8enn es
ben @ltern unb 8erpan6ten ni4t mOgli3
lift, ben lei8tiinnigen SObn auf ben ri3>
tigen @eg gu ~bringen, 10 sebt er in ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
Sic s6mlHaeeem in Saimois.

'Sm 6in6lid auf DsutI6e S6ulen i'm
fiibli6en SGinois panbte ii9 fir5lt4 bic
ct. Qouiier oMmerifa" an ben @ouoernel1r
NltgelO BON SQinois, UNI gu erfabren, ob
1sitens Der Staats6eb0r0en amtli6e S4ritte
get6an poroen Ieien, UNI bas bOn Der lebten
StudtsgeTebge6ung e~rlaf1ene 1ogenannte
Sldggengsieb, pona9 BON iebem S3ulge<
bduoe Dds gan3e Subr 6inour4 etne SABINE
nit ben Sternen unb Streifen tpeben iol,
&ir6en@ unb Yribat19ulen gegeniber
5pdngspeiIe bur95ufibren.
9Sn M6ipeienbeit bes 9ouDerneurs anti
portete nun fein PripatIefretdr folgenoes:
Sour in einem e~tn5tgen @ountD oes Staaz
tee lei Elm FOLDER 8erIu9 bis6er gema9t
sporoen. Die betreffenben Gpuntb6ebOrben
bielten ous 5%laggengeieb ndmlib audi Priz
but uno 8ir6enanitalten g~egenitber fir Derz
faf1ungsmdBig unb bitten in biefem Sinne
bereits gepifie MaBregeln ergriffen. 9te
@orIteber Ser 6ebro6ten Pribati9ule bitten
fi9 aber an ben S6eritaatsantpalt gepenbet,
nno bieier 6abe i6nen bic Qtnttport ert6eilt,
buB er, tpenn ie an bas Sbertautsgeri9t
oppeGIiren pplten, ibnen CUR Sette 1te6sn
tperbe.
Der Sefretdr bes @%Ouperneurs, 9err 9o1e,
figt BON ii9 aus 6in5u:,
rNa6 meiner l1e6er3sugung 1T bas be-
5iigli4e GeieB O%ffen6ar Derfafungstpiorig,
nnb i6 bin ii6er, baB Der O6erf ta~atsanpult
bieie Mnii9t t6eilt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
MEDICAL


febr beri3ieoen; ie lit am 9eringiten i'm
Sebruar, Mdr5, &uguit unb September
(23, &c, "A, 49,, am gr0Bten i'm Mat
unb SUM 1854 unb 1861, 10 baB mar 6as
grgbeniB Der eritgenannten Mpnate fir
unter benz 0ur6f@nitte ite6enD, bas Der
l%eBtgenannten bagegen gepiB fir pOlperz
tbig balten barf. Gus ben iibrigen Moz
naten ftanben ie ettpa 1870 Magen CUR
@erfigung, cine CUR 8eurtbeilung geniiz
genbe s3abl. 3iebt man nun aus ben mos
natli9en 9ur9i9nitten bas Sabresmittel,
10 ergiebt fi3, baB Die gtabrung elmer Srd6e
idbrli9 aus 1890 t6ierif9en, $3.50
pflon3li6en unb 1880 mineralii3en
Stoffen beite6t. Die @in3el6eitimmung
Der t6ieriI9en &eite purbe bd0ur3 etpus
eri4pert, OaB sttpa Elm 3ebntel oes idbrliz
den Sur3i3nitts iib in einem 3uitanoe
Der 3erieBung befanO, baB man es nur Der
Ru6rit nNus" einorbnen tonnte. @s tpiro
bamit nod bic Sruge often g%elafen, Oh bic
&rGbe bas betreffnebe S6ier le6enb ober
tobt gefrefen fat. @ebr auffa1en6 erf3eint
es, baB unter Der tbterii@en Nabrung bic
Snietten unb Spinner etpo 3 l~iefern; alle
Sbierflafen peri6ninoen benz ge=
Sn ubitetgenoer Menge finbet man
in ben Magen 3eite BON SrDi4en, &rOten,
M}GuIen, &ruitern, tpiloen8Dgeln unb@ierH,
99langen, Sii9en, 3a6mem @eflitz
gel unb feinen @iern nno peri4ieOenss I'M
beitimm6ares.
([ortTekunQ foIQt)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
Gg fUrSert bic &orpnlen5.

Srou s. fil ~innerbaIb IA @Onaten bur5 Elm be.
taHaoiasg SrauenIsiOsn i'm a0rRsrg stDi9t ab BON i65
secprieisnsn @ebeimmittsl. iEpnie oaerlsi Snisfs
oonn lie NIT Ct a D 10 , SaraparfIIt9u
n eiplpent unb in eincm Monat nabm ne 10
@funo gu. Sag fir GAG, ae'pSa 1S fe cine 3anabme
I'm stnei Monaten mar fe 0%o0fdnOie BON Der Sen.
corr6ea gebeilt unO in feds Menaten bate fe t Ii n 5
3to 9fmnb an, @ent6t }u0eno M m n.
Sic lit iebt bibi6 unb geiuuo. Mle franfen
Samsn iOdtsn g ariGpartIttG nRefOIben
i%nuebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
Santtrmtbeiteu, eruption nnb
Nusi6lag.

es siebt itin mittel, DeI6eg ben an eaI,flus,
gtinopurm, Rptblauf, ct. 2~lntbonD'g 5euer, sSlebz
ten, 9utelu, Gei6uireu, gusi6lag, 8rtdelbibe,
Offenem Bunoen, Giterungen iOpte i6lebtsn Sdften
aaer @rt 2etoenben 10 i6nea turirt, als bas. 9 ars
apGrillt an 81 iOlOent. MRan neriube es.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

Die N6baltung Der 8aumpollenzQusit elz
lung bisrielbft i'm Serbit 1T bei4lofen; nun
piro IS gelten, tie 10 elegant pie mDgli9 81
getalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
9as 8iaislte! 9as geite!

Cine Slai6e sntbdlt mebr pirfti6e Me0isin, ets
son sinem s~beelSifei Spa' acnOmmen, ndbrsnO SG pen
onoesen Mebisinen flint bis feds Nta1 iooiel u5tbia
1T. Herfauft bel @potbefern. 4reis 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

Won f6reibe on DR.. RADWAY & CO.. $40. So
Gtrass. 9eu BORT. f&r eiHen &atboeber. q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

I'm 5loriba ieben gu f0nnen, muB Der
Souriit niht nur Die N~teOerlafuneen Der
Civilization: bic @tGbte unb Die &iiitenz
@anitarien beiu9en, lonbern er muB in bas.
in ieiner gr0Beren Nusbebnun9 nod jung
frduli9ztpilbe Snnere bes 2anbes binsin=
b%ringen. @tner Der lobnenOiten, an in
tereFantsn @inbriiden rei9iten Musfliige 1T
Die BON palatta ausgebenoe 9ampff6iif%
Sa6rt auf Dem ct, Sobn's 5luKe. Wabr=
faft grOBartig iinb bic perfpeftipen auf
benz breiten, i30nen in poetii9er Strait
Bib unb Stimmung in berrli6iter 8ez
{timmtbeit berporrufenben blauen Sluife.
@9on trafen Die lebten @trablen Der
untsrgebenben Some bic bOben Stdmme.
bas palmettengeItrdu9 unb Die nit 2iliea
befdeten fufttgz9riinen Sld3en Der @afferz
pilan5en, tpel4e ben l1ferpalo begren5en,
als mir in bic enge f9par5e WaReritraBe,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

SerlpdIOIen, eH1Dlelt. Ser gauge SOlQT>
plab bon 6 9ettar 5lG9e Npiiroe banu3
776 Miqionen Samen entbalten 6oben,
cine Menge, nit Der man 460 6ettar be-
Iden fonnte. Muf anberen S4lafplGBen
.btGbeten MaisfornI 9alen Die 9auptmenge
Der ausgetporfenen Ma7en, Inter ben
unginftigten @erbdltniffen Der S4lafplGbe
ge6en natiirli9 MI apenig biefer Samen
ouf, obtppbl Tie in ben metlten 5dGlen nod
feimfGbig iinb. 0a ober bic 8eroauung,
tris @erfu9e nit gefangenen &rGben barr
tbaten, febr f9ned Dor ii@ gebt, 10 fden bic
@Dge1 Ii9erli9 pG6renb Der SdgeSftunoen,
in benen ie i6er bas 2anb 3~eritreut 1tno,
cine grobe Menge BON SamenfOrnern aus
unb tragen 10 CUR 8erbrettung gefpther
gf~fan3enarten ni9t unbetrd9tli4 bel. Cur
8ei9leunigung Der 8erbauung beri9ltn=
gen lie per9dttniBmdBig groBe Metlgen BON
Ganb, ipel9er e6enfaas auf ben S3laf=
pldben ipieber ausgNporfen tpirb uno ben
8oDen berlel6en nd6 unb mad nit elmer
3:emli6 biden S9i9t bebedt.
Man ma9t ben &rdben in ben @er,
Staaten ungefGbr oiefelben 8ormurfe, ple
Bel uns; bieielben ertreden ii9 i'm 8efent@
Gi9en bort auf folgenbe bier 8unfte: l.. tie
freI1en feimenbes @etreibe; 2. fe f9dbigen
ben nod tpeiden Mais; 3. fie besintrd3tt=
gen bic Obternte, unb 4. iie rauben jun9es
@sfligel unb %pliinOern Geter. Sur3
bloBe 8eoba9tung i'm 5reien, felbit NIT
einem Selbfte6er, laien ft3 otele 5ragen
ni6t bDnig l0ien, ba man aur in ben ielz
tenIten 6dGen nit Si3er9eit tptro fe1t@
tenen f0nnen, mas Die betreffenoe &rdbe
9erabe ber5ebrt; man pirO metitens auf
MutbmaBung angepieien fstn. Ntan bat
ii9 ba6er nit &e4t in ben Wer. Staaten
mebr auf bic unterfu9ung oes Nta9en=
cSn6altes unb Die Der @etpOle u. I. M, aut
ben @9lafpldBsn 9eitiibt, Die 3abl Der
unterIu6ten Magen 1T ie na9 ben Uoz
naten, in benen bic @0gel erlest purosnl
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-02-28

IN contact Ilme, between limestone
and porphTy aud trdchyte, argentlfer-
Gus copper ores also occur between
porphyry and lime. the ores being sui
phides, oSides and some iron.
Hermosa, Kingston, Percha, Hills
borough and Lake Valley ores are rich
and easy TO reduce.
HillsbOrough is the county seat; the
principal towns are Kingston, Lake
Valley, Chloride, Fairfiew, Hermosa,
ration, Palomas, CachillO, and Mo- =
ticello. The latter three are in the
agricultural sections Of the country,
whereas the former are mostly support
cd by the mining industry.
Sierra, although one of the youngest
counties in New Mexico, is a prosper
Gus aud progressive one. Magnificent
chances for investment are offered
there, the capitalist, the stoek-grower,
the miner, the farmer and the home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18

for Mrs. Bryan. as well as for myself ! desire 10
thank the gentleman who has so graciousiy eX-
presence supported his words. It gives us great
pleasure to come here upon this occasion ana renew
old-time acquaintance with one of your esteemed
citizens In reaching this spot we have passed up
Witch until this TT Visit We we knew nothing We have
been impressed with the fact that this river ana t
those who love beauty Of scenery. but are also
pleasing TO those who are interested In the MS
member with great delight this, our first acqualnt-
ance with them. We are glad TO find our rest IN IN
the truth spoken by the wise man so many hundred
years ago When Solomon, said that he desired
a thought that we may well consider. In such
nifty. and we find people bound together in
friendship that promises well for all that is
e aha gad Gp cdme among yoa We glad to
rest here few days from the WEAKNESS OF the
' hro ns ie 81 hes ear.thIy scenes are also
as citizens. able to rise and take broad view OF
political life; that YOU Republicans as well as
lay aside for the mon ent all political thoughts and
gather without respect to party LIMITATIONS to ao
"a 9' Voice And youi get it, have always lived
among those who differed with me. and al all times
I have found some Of my best friends among those
tons. ! expect TO find IL that way this year, ana
in all the wears to come. but I'm glad that friend
ship affection and love strong enough 70 cross
all lines and bind together all congenal spirits !
glad. too. that you recognize that higher plane
OF citizenship in which each citizen wnllss nrmay
standing by that in which he believes and coura-
geously unfolding the cause which he espouses 10
be best for his country. can at the same time eN-
tend all others thai charity which he asks ior
himself am glad that. we struggle on with
intense earnestness in carrying forward those poll
ces which we believe are of vital importance; we
can still like brethren, stand side by SIDE wltnnout
feeling that there l., in these contests anything
which should draw forth personal amnesty
thank YOU for Your gathering and for this oppor-
tunity Of making your acquaintance cloud cheerSj
Hugh J. Brady. chairman Of the St Louis Cen
trail Committee and member Of the Bryan and
Sewall Committee on Ratification. met Mr..
Bryan by accident on the steamer Albany to-
day and had dinner with him. Mr.. Brady SAYS
that Mr. Bryan told him that he will speak in
St Louis between the 10Th and 10Th of Septem-
Der.
In answer to repeated inquiries as to whether
he would make reply 10 the speech 10 he de-
livered tomorrow night by Bourke Cochran. Mr..
Bryan said:
Mr.. Cochran and / discussed both the silver
question and the income tax while In Congress.
IF he advances any new arguments they can
go TO the country along with my speech Of last
week I shall not return TO New-York until the
latter part Of September. when 7 expect To
speak briefly In Brooklyn on my way 70 New
England. and in NewYork on my way from
New England"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
A BRYAN COMMIrTEEMAN TALKS.

ZONES TO OPEN HrhDorAR7,ERs N cHlCAdo-
THE ECLIPSE OF GoRMAN.
Chicago Aug i7.-Thomas Gshan. MEMBER OK
Tho Rrvan National Committee. ana recently aP-
nointed member Of the Executive Committee re-
turned 10 Chicago yesterday morning MT. uahan
went East with Mr.. Bryan. and did not leave
New York until the National Committee nad ehneo
its work.
chairman Jones and other members OF the Elk
ecutive Committee" said Mr. Gahsn. VIII ne hers
early I'm the week and will establish temporary
beadouarters in the Sherman House. where they
will hold daily sessions until regular quarters can
be secured
"Vill Chairman Jones remain in Washington. a.
has been suggested" Mr. Gahan was asked
mo sir He will remain In Chicago. Il Is his
intention TO take fun charge Of the campaign
"Who will he chairman OF the Executive COM
mttee?"
1T is my opinion that Governor Stone or MIS-
souri, will be named. He and Senator Jones are
close friends and besides. the other members OF
the committee nave the highest respect for Gov
error stones ability"
Speaking Of the meetings OF the committee in
New-York. Mr.. Gahan said that the members
had been harmonious. and that 50 far as his OBJ
servations went there 10 friction. The Cor
man incident he said. had been exaggerated
m confident Illinois committeeman con-
tinued that Senator German had no desire TO he
a member OF the Executive Committee. al least
none OF the members Of the committee so under
can attend to to look FOR his own State OF
Maryland. and guess he understands that better
than anybody
Mr. Gahan was not disposed to talk about the
tickets He said he did not know how tie deal
would turn out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
WILL MEET ST. PAULs CUT.

Chicago Aug n.--After celebrating several days
the Chicago Great Western Railroad Company has
decided 10 meet the recent cut in St Paul carload
rates insugurated by the Michigan Car Ferry COM
pany. operating in connection with the 500" line
The cut affects carload rates from third class TO
Class E. inclusive governed by Western classihca-
ZION. and on business from the East carload lots
from third 10 sixth class. inclusive. governed by
official classihca ton The Great Western will also
meet Car Ferry line rates on all carload com com,
modities named in their tarln This REDUCTION
ranges from cents for third class down 10 Ia
cents for the lowest classes The action or IN"
Great Western will no doubt be followed by other
ST. Paul roads, and may lead to considerable de-
moralzstion in rates before a settlement IS
reached. though IL is possible that the shortness
OF the lake season may restrain the competing
companies from making any war upon the Car
Ferry Company II that company Is saushed TO
s'>n at the rates now In force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
A CONTINUED STORY.
From The Chicago Post.

Mabel
The Judges daughter realized that there was
something wrong soon as she heard her father 3
voice
Yes papa" she replied sweetly in an effort to
avert the storm that she feared was coming.
Young Blackstone here again last night
She blushed. but said nothing. As she once told
one Of her friends. she did not believe in trying
TO enter plea until she perfectly familiar
with the charges
You sat out on the porch with him over two
hours" continued the Judge.
as there anything In the statutes"-she began.
Statutes be hanged" he interrupted. I'm the
statutes for this household"
She looked his rather shabby dressing gown
for A few minutes and then suggested quietly:
You need a new binding.
If the Judges had said tins there would
have been serious trouble. but the Judges daugh-
Ter was privileged character, 30 he let II pass
and returned to the charge again.
Il saw young Blackstone holding your hand
he said. land f seemed TO me a. If his face was
Sic flushed again but her wit did not desert her
"He has been making quite study Of palm
istry" she explained ,,
"Yes?' said the Judge interrogatively and sar-
casically. , ~,., ..,yo u
reading my hand 81,
But presently his brow cleared.
~ snDpose" he said. with one OF those pleasant
smiles that are designed 10 deceive. in view OF
ii he fact that 1t took him an hour and thirty min
iltes 10 read it, your hand is continued story
ss the Judges daughter explained afterward
sbe then decided 10 lei the case go by default
"a her than try 10 argue II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
WORK IN THE LAWRENCE MILLS.

Lawrence, Mass, Aug. 1.-THE mill situation hers
IS A little brighter from the resumption by the wash
ington mills Of full time in practically all DEPART
ments to-day. These mills began on forty hours .
week last spring after a busy winter The mills shut
down completely June 10 for four weeks Tho
mills employ $500 hands. The Pacific Print Works
resumed work this morning. after shutdown OF one
week Part of the plant shut down two weeks
in July, affecting 1900 employees. AT the Central
Pacific three-fourths production ceased Saturday
for three weeks only employees on fine goods remains
ing at work According TO the Arkwright Club agrees
ment the Pacific Will undoubtedly shorten up pro-
ducon one-half In the future, probably next
Saturday. affecting 5000 hands For eight weeks not
a corporation in the city, except the Atlantic which,
is working Chinese orders, has on full time.