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Miss o'NsiIi 10 "a. q. Miner

NV York, Feb. 2O.-A local pa.
per says:
twas TumoTsd last night that Mics
Anne O'Neill, the Leading woman Of
William IL. Cranes company, now
playing The Governor Of Kentucky nj
the Fillh Avenue th0ater, was soon to
be- married 10 Henry q. Miner, tho
proprietor OF that theater. IL was said
that the marriage would take place
within n few weeks, anu that Mr.. anu
Mrs. Miner would make n tour around
the world. Mir. Miner was In Wash-
sngton last night anu Miss O'Neill IT,
fused to SEQ a reporter who went TO thu
thealor TO ask whether the report was
true.
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A Hermit III.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. TO-
Romuius Gay, one OF tho most eoct u
trlc iigufes In this city, IL lying at the
hospilal suffering from paralysis. lie
has been n hermit for ten yeaTs. After
he was taken ~ search was made for
his relatives and II was found that he
was a former wealthy real estate owner
Of Chicago, He suffered from financial
tgvorsos anu deserted his friends Ho
10 o. years old nud was born In New
Orleans, the son Of n French count
and Philadelphia Quakttta. Ho was
IN the treasury department during thc
war. He has been taken In charge by
his nephew, DR.. r. ID. EsIetlyI Of ln'
wood. On-The-hudsOn.
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MAY snIrm's STORY.
Cannot re CONFERENCE.-The Letter
Missing.

Cannot lie CONFERENCE.-The Letter
Missing.
CINCINSATI, Feb. l0.-The story OF
May smith OF Louisville, published In
two morning papers, In which the wo.
man says Jackson told her VI bis muir.
dorous intentions toward Pearl Bryan
on January 18th, and wrote TO her
since EsAfuary LIST, saying the work
had bid Accomplished, lacks corfobl-
ration. Alts Smith seems unable 10
produce ne letter.
Inquiry by wire sent TO Louisville
today. brings back the answer that
Miss Smith'a Letters have been de-
slroyeJ.
THIS afternoon Miss Smith, who IA In
love with the prisoner Walling, anu
admits It, repeated TO Mayor Caldwell
the story sne told ut the Palace hotel
10 reporters OF the CommeToial.Gagott tie
and Enquirer. IL was the same btiui
story that Jackson bad revealed his
purpose to her a. Hoider's hotel on
January lith.
She also repeated the story OF letter
sent TO her by Jackson alter the muir
der, saying that he had given the girl
medicine that had killed her, and then
boheaded her 10 prevent recognition.
The letter she received from jackson
could not be found today.
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AsuEvILLE, N. g., Feb, l9.-Edgar
Nye, tho BIZ Nyo OF the world OF
numor, whose writings have made the
world laugh, Is seriously I'll a. his
homo NJ Buck Shoals, eight miles
south OF Ashevllle. About two weeks
nuo Mr.. Nye was taken III, and since
that time the trouble has been slowly
nToRres.ing until now his condition 10
very serious. lie Is suffering from u
stroke OF ApOple1y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-20

spoKANE, wash, Feb. 2O,-rhe
Pfesidput mas not yet signed Senator
wilson,s bill oIening tho northern
balf OF the Colvills Indian reservation
for tho location OF minerpl claim'.
While mary are becoming anxious a. d
fearful that the Preslient VIII rouse to
aliix his signature 10 tne bill, that fear
docs mot deter the rush that IL no7 Ro'
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oluied today was between him aud J.
NJ. Smart, Of Melbourne, manager VI
the Australian Meat Transportation
corporation, limited, for the use OF the
process IN the seven colonies Of Aus
trAlii.
A corporation ia also 10 be formed,
with headquarters IA Chicago, 10 con.
VOL the process over this railroad linep
OF THIS country and the steamship lines
running from the ports OF North and
South Ameriua.
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AvEnrED A nORRon.
Tho Presence Of Mud of Teachers In
n school.

MUsOATiNE, Iowa, Feb. 20.-Ihe
presence OF mind OF the teachers IN
tue high school here Avetttd horror
yesterday afternoon. Flames were
discovered In the building ami at once
the teachers directed tnH pupils q NJ
range themselves In single flc around
Iho door. This timely advice was
acted upon and the pupils began their
march from the bulluing. While theI
were descending the stairway the
smoke became extremely uense, which
created small panic. Some fushs ID
from their places, with the result thai
for n while Considerable confusion pre-
vailed. All, however, escaped unin
iutsd from the building, which with
It's contents speedily became n heap OIL
smoking ruins.
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ing on IN that direction. Most OF the
gold seekers are QUILTING here win
pack animals and prospectors toole'
Every train on the Spokane 4 North
ern 10 the north ami on the Washing-
ton Central 10 the south Of the reser'
va.lon Ia crowded With prospec.9ts
making a rush for the promished Eli
dorado.
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ErsInnd rnuss Another view.

NEW YoRIS, Feb. 90. A spsclal to
the World from Caracas, Nontzueiai
eaysi A private cable dispatch from
London reports on what IL considered
rood authority, though unofficial, that
England has decided to accept the
boundary between British Guiana anu
VentzuelA, which msy be fixed by the
United StRtes commission,
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PARIS, Feb. lD.--ThopErdon Of John
l.. Waller, convicted by a court martial
In the island OF Madagascar OF illetal-
ly communicating with tho HovAa,
aud sentenced 10 twenty years imprit.
oumont, has been sent 10 President
FAufe for tue lAttBf'a signature.
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WITHOUT ICE
A New Method OF Preserving Perish
able Articles IA Transit

HUI0 NTII'T'E III 'I""T'E
CHICAGO, Feb. lB.-COniIacls were
drawn up In Chicago to Jay by means
Of which 1t Ia promised that pecheEs
ana shippers OF perlshAblo food pro-
ducts viii, In future, get along without
Ice.
DR.. A. 7. Perkins, now a resident Of
Chicago, has patented n process OF
keeping meats, fruit and perishable
products during transportation by the
uAo OF steIilixed air. Tho contract cons
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NEW TINE CARO-, IA EFFECT DEC. /, 1885
2Tss4 drive and Depart af SAL La,s
Cal Daily, a. ES!!s.rss

AHEiVE
Prom Ch.csgo, omaha. st. Louis.
Kansas CITY bcuVur, Tara cry
AMI osdou,..,,.,........,.,... .. oiopm
Prom Helena, Euut Portland, San
FrABsisoo ana Cgdoa... sees. ......... Vo5 m
IRON hAn Francisco. Cache Valley,
ogden and iusermedIato points. : 2spm
PROM Chicago. Omaha, IT. Louis,
Kansas CitY, Denver and Ogden. 20 a IN
IRON FRISCO, Milford sanptls NN.
.............,,..,-"- 5 90 p ID
fsid beach ''.'...,,.'. .'.....'...-.. 70 IN
DIrAKr
Tor ChisaFo Omaha, Denver, Kan.
sW cry, 81 Louie, Ogden aud
ParG CitS...,.-.. .,'...'..,....,.. 600 ar
For san Francisco, Ogden. Cache
valley aud intermediate points. S 90 n
Tor ugaon and intermediate poinu.. 40 pu
Tor Chicago, Omaha, Denver, kau'
iSad ana san Francisco. 7OOpu
TO- Eureka, Merour, Provo. Nophi
frsoo,. ..,..,....,,.-.,...... =. 7SAu
'foltGarnold Beach, 1ooele aud
TERMINUS. s,stssrs.,s... - .
lrraius iouih OF Juao run daily except
Eun daily except sunday
nE. uUuLEY.
General Agent PASSENGER Der Arimeni
City TiCEe! ONES, 2Ol Main StTsa
Ttlephops 2so
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hour OF need. The liver filters out the
poisonous germs which enter the system.
lust 80 surely as the liver regulates the
system, so do Dr.. PicT1cs Pleasant Pellets
regulate the liver Keep this IN mind, aud
You solve the problem Of good health and
good living. The Pleasant Pellets" have
a tonic. strengthening effect upon the lin
ing membranes Of the stomach and bowels
which oiicctually cares Biliousucss. Sick
Headache, COstivcncss, or Constipation,
Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite, bad Taste
In Mouth. Sour Risings from Stomach,
and will OOcn cure Dyspepsia. The Pei.
lets are tiny, because the vegetable ex.
tracts are refined and concentrated Easy
Ia action, no gripping as with old-ashioncd
pills. As "dinuer pin, 10 promote di.
gcstiou. take one each day amer dinner.
10 relieve the distress arising itom over.
eating, nothing equals one Of these little
"pcllctsh
Mrs. MELISSA ATwArER, Of SsHhru,
VdgGiHri0H co., Me-, writes " As regards
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Leave salt LANs cay.
No. e-Tor Bnghsm, Provo. Grand
junction and ~ poin's haat sos n
80 sad a. pSius East..,...,... 5lop. N.
poiuts .-..................... siS3 p. IN
No. t-ior Nj Pleasant. Hanu. "a.
lisa and oil iutcrmaiiAs
No. s-ior Iurstt. ravton. Provo,
and al intermediate points elp' m
No. t-fut OEioa ana tha west " q D. w.
No A-f1r ogden and We Nett,,.s H'i' P''''
Arrive sails Lake 'ity.
40 i-Trom Prov, utsni Juhcuon
sad iso Ts,i...,...,-....... 1875 p. m.
snd no Ks.t '. -1. uts,p. N.
t-Ttom Provo. Hinrham, hanu
sAuns, EurosA ana all inter-
mediate p0inta"..,.s.ts....... 30 y NJ
Nc, e-from ogden ana intermed' 800 81.
itti rulula sssss.-.s ssssss= .sstsHaas -. = ~
No. 7-ttOm hutoka And fayfou-. ~ w
No 9-from CGdon aui tho Wet. ~
No. t=From ufdsu asd the Wet. sial " ~.
Only line ruuninE through fullmAn tAAee
sleeping cars Salt Lake titr 20 san hrAhcl.eol
sh.t LAKE NilT 70 Denver via Grand luneNou
aud salt Lake CITY 20 Kansas City and Chleh
30 via Colorado points. .,
Through tourist or family slOspcrf without
change. 10 knnaas city. Chicago hui Boston.
ftcs reclining chair cars Salt lAse Is
Beaver.
Ticket ONCE, Is ", End South
L. DoDGE. Gen. Manager.
=. n. BAHJuCk, rrtho Manager
a MADLEleh. Gen fasssr. Az
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S MUCH OFFENDED.
M, Minister 10 Spain Demands an
Explanation
40 TO An ADDRESS ny CONvAs.
The Speakers References to the United
states Uncomplim'niarI-An
Apology OiIeted.

MADRID, Feb. i9.--The impartial
,od.y credits the story published by
me Hsfaldo yesterday aud cablri eK'
.bu,,vely TO the Associated Pfese, say.
~, that Mr.. Hannis Taylor, the
u.itsd States minister here, has al-
S,,..sd a curt note to tho Spanish gov
lament demanding explanations TO-
s,rilng an acdress delivered before
s,ographioal society 10y Senior Convs',
vbo commanded the caravel Santa
.sh., which was sent by SpAin TO
tho Columbian expedition. In this
,Idr,s. Senior Convss gave his imprcs-
lions Of his visit to the United States
4, language which Mr.. Taylor alleges
was offensive to the United slaies gov
tfnment. -.,,..,.s, ..
lion, Inserted the moral atmosphere OF
Inc United States ne very defective,
nud that family relations locked mat
vhieb was TO bo dealted. Educatloni
while widespread, was only on the sur
face, and American politicians, no
aided, have no prestige.
He concluded with The romark That
In America everything is sacrificed TO
ihe almighty dollar, and that business
and the maierialities Of life drown all
noble sentiment.
lie DENIES H.
MAIRip, Feb. l0.-Admiral BeTan-
cor. minister OF marine, has investi'
gated As to the circumstances OF the
address delivered by BenOr COnvns.
The latter has denied the accuracy Of
the extracts OF his lecture which were
published In tho press, and has said
there was nothing In II offensive TO
America. Tho government mas offered
ML. hannis Taylor, United States
mlniater, satisfactory evidence OF lts
slncefs friendship for the American
nation. It's telievsd the incident has
thus been endod.I
no AUTHoRTY.l
WARRINGTON, Feb. 1911 HanDil
Taylor, United States minister to Mad
rid, has, AZ IL reported on the authority
OF n spanish newspaper, addressed n
curt note to the Spanish government
~ -
tack made upon tho United States In
AN address delivered by Senior Con-
was before q geographical society, then
tho minister acted entirely upon his
own responsibility, for nothing OF the
subject matter OF tho complaint II
known nj the state department. II II
felt here that the facts cannot be ~
reported, or at least there must be
other facts not stated In tho cable dis
patch, for our minister would moi, Il IL
assumed, base an official complaint
upon an address entirely lacking, M
this appears 10 have been In official
character. II IL not presumed here
that our ministers Abroad can take
cognizance OF nil criticisms passed upon
their country by individuals before
private gatherings.
APOLOGY OFFERED.
LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch "a
the Standard from Madrid says: Dor
Antonio CAnOyas del Castillo, til,
premier, has determined TO ask Senol
Conyaa 10 write full apology for his
reference TO the United States In the
lecture which has been the cause o
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In a State Of Bankruptcy

lis the condition OF
our system II the
liver becomes mac.
tive so that the
germs and poisons
can accum ulatc
within the body.
Keep the liver aud
bowels active aud
we're IN a condition
OF healthy pros.
pcfity aud have
sufficiently we'll IN.
vested capital 10
draw upon IN the
EH.
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the little Pei
let's l tliiul;
! could not do
without thcui
! do not like
to be without
them iu the
house. ] have
suokcu very
Mighty to
friends and
ncighbOts Of
them, aud
many are TAX
ing he ~
through my
.Us.rff wHH
them ! viii
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saw they are the best pill can take, es.
pecillly for an ailerdlnueT pill / think
they haye 40 equll'
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THB WORLD
Tho only line running two
Through Fast Trains dIt0
LEADVlLLB,
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EFFECTIVE EOY. Is, 1894.

EffkCllYE hOY. 20, 1884
Train No. leaves Ogden ZOO an.
Salt Lake sos am. arrive at Pueblo
sIS am, Colorado Springs 1851 am,
Denver 1880 a.m.
Train No. ! leaves Ogden 6;Ss pm,
salt Lake $40 Pun. arrive at Pueblo
II pm, Colorado Springs 6:sS pm,
Denver Gas pm.
connections made at Pueblo, Colorsu-
Springs aud Denver with All lines cas-,
Elegant day coaches, ohsir cars and Pull
man slseperu on all trains. Tahe The
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Apology OFFERED.

LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch to
the Standard from Madrid says: Don
A ntonio CAnoyas del Castillo, the
premier, has determined TO ask Senior
Conyas 10 write u full apology for his
reference to the United States In the
lecture which has been the cause Of
the Irritation.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-12-10
Fine Monuments.

The Peniwell Marble works Of this
city are reaching out in every direction
and placing monuments in cemeteries
at the very doors Of other dealers. A
VOICE representative dropped in at
their place OF business Friday and
was shown plans for a handsome mOn.
ument to be erected to the memory of
John Scott, the Gentleman, who died
near Arkansas City some time ago.
He is buried IN the Mercer cemetery
four miles southwest Of Arkansas City.
The monument is Of Quincy granite
bearing a dcliCately carved globe on
the top. The price is 5000. Only a
short time ago they erected a hand
some monument in the same cemetery
for Mrs. :. +. CollinsOn, the design
of which was 50 handsome as to
secure all orders from that neighbour
hood. The VOICE is always glad TO
see Wellington enterprise prosper by
thus enlarging their territory.
Among the monuments lately
erected here was the one one at the
grave of Loren BOokwalter-an Auto.
harp Of Rutland marble: also that Of
Andrew Carr of Vermont blue marble.
Among the orders in process Of
fu.fillment is that for Mrs. Geo. Dean
of Quincy granite, the SarcOphagus
pattern. The Peniwell marble works
are gaining a splendid reputation for
good work.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-12-10

at the overthrow Of the Hannacrats In
Kansas, you have no right to disturb
the repose | am enjoying on the banks
of Lake Erie: ald if | have been
dropped out to be known of men no
more, you are the very last man who
ought to twit me with it, since COM
menced my search for such by back
ing you for Office when | knew and
you ought tOhave known, the "ani-
mails eyes were set against us" Be
sides you can't always tell just how
far toad can jump by lOOkingat 1t.
Having regained my health and vigor
| long for association with the free
and Independent spirit that actuates
the people Of Kansas; to be kissed by
the winds that sweep over her bucolic
plains, to baSk in the smile of her sun
lii skies, and enjoy once again the
matchleSS socialism, broad philan-
tnrOpy and exalted patriotism which
characterizes her sons and daughters,
and the time may soon come when |
and mine be once more residents of
Winfield. No sir; you are not the
man TO sting me with your sarcasm
or stab me with a subsidized pen.
The fight is on and | am enlisted
for the war, and it will not end until
democracy as promulgated by JefTer-
son, defended by Jackson, i1Carnated
in Lincoln aud resurrected by Bryan,
shall once mole make Of this happy
and prosperous nation. Then the
tories bribed by British gold with
which they won the late election,
will have no power for harm, and
when that time comes you may truth
fully proclaim that Hackney" has
not been heard of or from since the
election" and until that time does
come he will try In modest way TO
make himself heard in behalf OF the
greatest good TO the greatest number.
With Bryan as our great leader and
equal rights for all and special privi-
leges TO none emblazOned on our ban
Der, we invite the fray, and damned
be he who first cries, hold! enOughm
until we shall have driven from place
and power 10 this country the unholy
alliance organized under Hanna, in
which is represented English greed,
and American cupidity, Victorian
monarchy and American Hessianism.
Until then permit me to subscribe
myself, as ever, W. P. HACKNEY.
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Letter from Hon. w. p. Hackney.
Winfield Tribune,

Winfield Tribune.
The following letter was written to
the Courier, but from some reason up
to this time has not appearei 10 that
paper. BY request we give it place in
our columns:
Hon. E. P. Greer, Winfield, Kans.
Dear Sir: The sore spot on your
anatomy discovered itself in your issue
of tie 18th, wherein you eSsayed to
paint John j. ingalls, as a personal
and political pariah. But worse yet,
for you in doing which, dragged yours
and the Republican party's patron
saint, John Sherman, in the mire.
But not content with your reckless
slaughter OF these two great Re
publican leaders, you then turn your
razor upon "Bill Hackney" who
never did aught to you but good, and
proceed to carve him, and with reck-
less abandon, cast him with them all
mangled and torn into oblivion.
Permit me to protest against such
recklessness on your part. Ingalls, is
Just as good a man to-day as when
you and | held up his hands and
defended him from the same charge
made by Others which you are now
hurting at him, while John Sherman
is to-day the same man who barteTed
his party and country for British gold
in 1861, and | am physically, mentally
and politically better than l ever was
before.
| certainly feel brighter, l know l
am happier, and surely wiser than in
the days gone by when you and |
blindly followed where INSCRIPTIONS
leaders led.
There are many good, well meaning
men who becoming hefogged over
tlfty-three cent silver dollars for
the labOring man, and hundred cent
silver dollars for the mine owner,
voted for Hannasim. But you can
plead no such excuse. You and |
studied the same histories, mastered
the same economic problems, and
exposed the same falacies, and joined
in exploring the great financial
labyrinths wherein the truth was
revealed 10 US, and we proclaimed
the faith that was within us; you
from the editorial Sanctum, and / the
rOStrum. | believed then what |
and you believed what you
taught. and the senile twaddle
INDUCED in one of your editorials
during this campaign just closed, to
the effect that though you once ad-
vCcated silver you since had learned
better, was as false as it was undigni-
fed, and you could not have employed
language so well calculated to Justify
the criticism Of your enemies, who
charge you with being a political
weather vane. To be plain with you,
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Relief In Six Hours

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the
New Great South American Kidney
Cure" This new remedy is great
surprise on account of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in the
bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of the urinary passages in male or fe-
male. 1t relieves retention of water
and pain in passing it almost immedi-
ately. II you want quick relief and
cure this is your remedy.
Sold by H. F. Smith, Druggist,
Wellington, Kansas.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-12-10
First publication in VOICE Dec. 10, 1896.
No. Sl75.

tlIet puDilChthOu IN VOICE Dec. ~, 1870.
No. s175.
Sherif's Sale.
In the district court OF Sumner county. in
the state Of Kansas.
The New England Loan
and Trust Company,
Plaintiff,
David J. Downing aud
Albertine Downing,
Defendants.
DY VIRTUEOf an order OF sale issued IN mo
ID out Of said district court. in the above
entitled action | WILL on
1Onday, the 18th day Of January, A D., 1907,
between two and three O'Clock D. m. Of
said day, at the front door OF the
court house in the city Of Wellington. in
the county Of Sumner and state OF Kansas.
offer at public sale and sell TO the highest
and best bidder for cash in hand, all the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
The southeast quarter al of section twenty
seven ~ In township thirty 3OD south of
range two ~ west OF sixth principal meri.
dian, lying and situate N the county of
Sumner and state Of Kansas.
The above described real estate Is taken as
the property of said defendants aud Is dire.-
ted by said order Of sale 10 be sold and will be
sold without appraisement 10 satisfy said
Order vf sale.
Witness my hand this 9th day Of Decem-
Der, A. d. ls!6. JAS. X. HEsKETr.
Sheriff of Sumner County, Kansas.
JOHN c. HALL AND HAUGHEY 4 MCBRIDE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-12-10
To Voters of Guelph Township

Pursuant to the call issued in last
weeks VOICE, we hereby request that
all voters in Guelph township, ire
spectiye of party affiliations, who be
lieve in the free coinage Of silver, or
in the adjustment OF great corporate
mOnOpolies, do meet with our silver
club at Portland schOol-house on Sat-
urday evening, December 10, 1896, at
Sp. m. CHAs W. CLARK, Secretary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-13

Tariff may play second fiddle to
currency in the st. Louis conven.
ton but it will not play any su-
coordinate part in the discussions
OF the campaign. 1t is the tariff
conditions that make the currency
question so vital. II tariffs were
high and we exported more than
we imported gold would come in
instead Of going out. Putting the
stress on Currency instead OF on
tariff is putting the cart before the
horse. ..