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wIsconsin silver Men Inhnr.e nrran

MILWAUKEE, Wis July 10 The state
convention of the silver party in con.
vention assembled, at West Side Turn.
er hall, Wednesday afternoon, indorscd
the platform and candidates Of the
democratic national convention At Chi
cago and elected dclcgates-at-largc 70
tho convention at - Louis.
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Goes to Prison for Life.

NEW HoEK, July 1G.-The trial of
Adolph Hershekopp, charged with muir
der by means of arson ended in the
criminal court branch of the supreme
court Wednesday morning, the Jury
rendering verdict of guilty of mdr-
der in the second degree. Justice
Furstman later sentenced Hcrshekopp
TO Imprisonment for life.
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TorEKA. Kas., July 17-The Amcri
can silver party. a state convention
COMPOSED Of over 900 delegates. repre-
sent r four-hiths of the counties in
The state Thursday afternoon elected
% delegates to the national silver con.
vention at 81. Louis and instructed
them 60 vote as unit for WIN. j. Brv.
ans for president.
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The ruhIIc nnlldlnr nt rnnhln-

NAsHfNoToN, July 17.-Bids were
opened at the treasury department
Thursday fOs the construction Of the
public building at Pueblo, Col exccpt.
ing the heating apparatus. Seven pro.
Posals were submitted, that Of l.. l..
Leash q Sons. Of Chicago, being the
lowest ~ sls7.774. The firm proposes
70 complete the work in IS months
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WAsHNoToN, July IL Word recciv.
ca thursday from Senator Voorhees,.
who IS at Mackinaw, shows that he /.
steadily improving in health. His pbv.
stefan says he win, at the present ra -
OF progress, be able 60 take part in ~,
campainn I'm Sel1fember
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Uaion supply %. sill. Out.

ELuFProS, Ind. July 17--The Union
supply and Hardware CO.. one Of the
largest oil supply concerns in the Ohio
and Indiana oil fields, has sold it, en-.
tire possessions 90 the National supply
Co. The deal includes 10 supply stores
and contents
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ALToN, M. July 1.-THE American
flint glass convention finished its wors
here Thursday night and adjourned.
One Of the most important acts OF the
meeting was the adoption Thursday Of
"A resolution favoring union with the
Green Glass Workers association.
Pittsburgh was chosen as the next
place Of meeting. President vs.. j.
Smith was reelected.
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American Har Associs,Ion No.,,

SAHAroGA, n. Y, July IS. The 10th
annual meeting Of the American Bar
association will be held at Saratoga
springs ON Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. August 10, 20 and 81 feoG
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.olp STATE OF PIKE.
The Home of the stark Brother-' kur-
series Ono OF the Biggest Institutions
In the Worid-Its Trade Extends -
Nearly Every Civilized Nation Earth.

The Home of the Stark Brothsr-' Nur-
series Ono of the Biggest Installations
I'm the worid-Its Trade Extends -
Nearly Every Civilized Nation on Earth.
81. Lonts Repubiie, January :, 1896.
One OF the largest institutions in this State
Is the Stark Bros Nurs cries and Orchards
company at Louisiana, Mo-. and Roclport,
I'll. The trade of the firm extends not only
throughout the United States, Canada, Ger
many, France. Italy, Hungary and other
foreign countries. but IL las nun Der of GUS
toners both in New Zealand and Australia
Eighty years ago there came from Ken
lucky TO Pike county The late Judge Stark,
then young man fresh from Old Hickory's
New Orleans campaign. He started the
nursery and planted the first grated or
chard in the slate, having brought the scions
on horseback from Kentucky.
The business has descended from father
10 son, and is now conducted by the third
generation, assisted by the fourth. This
firm has more than go travcling solicitors,
and employs more people in its offices than
would be necessary TO run "A large manufac-
turing concern. The extensive packing
houses of the company are adjacent 10 tho
city, connected with the railroad by special
tracks. From these packing houses hun
dreds of carloads OF trees are shipped an
nually. The nursery grounds embrace a
number of farms convenient to the city. and
even extend TO Rockport, Ills, where there
Is plant OF several million trees.
The popularity OF the concern is the,
establishment of large orchards. These
orchards In "a stats aggregate nearly 80.
600 acres. and more than 3, 10000 trees on
the partnership plan. The firm is also in
terested in about as many more trees on the
cooperative arrangement.
Louisiana firms have more travelling men
upon the road for them than any other city
| of the world of its size. This, of course, Is
largely due To the large number of men en-
| ployed by the Stark Bros. Nurseries, who
| furnish their men the most complete, up-to-
date outfit ever issued. They are increasing
their force OF statesmen daily, aud room for
more.
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ST. ADELAIDE DE PABos, Que, July II.
-Ex-Gov. VIM. T.. Russell, of Massa-
chusetts, arrived here from Boston
Wednesday afternoon and pitched his
tent for few days fishing. He was
accompanied by his brother aud Fran
els Peabody. They ali retired early
Wednesday night, the governor appar-
emily in good health and spirits. Upon
his companions trying to arouse him
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WAsHINGToN. July 17.-The navy de
partmcnt Friday called for proposals
for the construction OF extension Of
quay wall at Mare Island navy ward.
California. for which congress appro.
priated $4,000, bids TO Doe opened Au.
fstfef H.
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HrgFhL". " y, July IG. The Buf.
ia.'" Evening Times demJ announced
'",e.'nerday that 80 Will support the
'I'a"o platform and ticket. ana is on.
~ The nomination Of third
-L-- 7 y. .n.lcrn nDrnnnr.a.
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WAsWSCToN. July H. Gold with.
drawals Thursday amounted 10 $40 .
UOO' leaving the reserve at the close of
business at SOC, ice, 292. None of the cold
withdrawn was for export.
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Pound Dead In tho WOOD,

BUrLER, o., July 1s.-John S. Aungst
prominent farmer near this nlsce
was found dead in a woods about eftg
rods from his house Friday mor.ni,o,
Death was caused BY apoplcxv and
burst blood vessel. "i'u
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EL"ooD Ind. July 17.-Tho Frank.
ton rolling miH has signed the scale
aeo resumed operations with $50 mep
aioer q brief shutdown, and the cm
Tloycs ore jubfant
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snnday CInaIne at Inrrencchnrs

LAwRENcEnURG, Ky, July 17.-May.
or Bond has issued "a proclamation or
dering the chief OF police and assistanto
20 close hereafter all groceries. con
dictionaries. saloons. cigar stands and
the like which they may end open ON
SUNDAY
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"AsHiNGToN. July I6.-Tbe to.l,...
ng West Virginia posfrosst ~ io..''V-
appointed "Wednesday. j. a r. we're
~, = Ashlanaj y "a. Pierson, at IA po1,'
10 st1aYi King, at Mount Nebe
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Coon qualities are the substantial riches
of the mind; but il is good breeding that sets
them off TO advantage.-Locke.
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GOV. RUSSELL DEAD.
The Cause of His Demise is Supposed
to Have Been Heart Disease.

The Governor. with "a Party. Pitched .
Fishing Tent Near 81. Adelaide De
Psbos. Que, for N Few Days Rest
Thursday Russell Was Found Dead.
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Mus. NUwED ito clerkl-"Have you any
only have sealing wax" Mrs. Nuwed-
"Well, that will do. Ii it's for the ceiling L
suppose it will do for the floor just Us welif"
Washington Times.
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RothschlIds nny RIch Mexicnn MIMI

liERMosiTLo. Mex, July 17.-Apcnt,
OF the Rothschilds have just closci a
dcal Tor group of the richest gold
mines IN this state. the reported pur
chase price for the property being
s''Voo'ooo in gold. The Bothschilds
before closing the deal, conducted ?
thorough investigation. covering .
period of over one year. into the mines
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''i"Ehro ~ruN.4 C,I III
Congressman Hartman ,s ~
at ,f.,i,.,' l'nnpis. Of Iowa are sGll
a,or ,r.i.l- y, ING the arrival Of Sen.
b,Jtia.. '-,,'. |ilan'.e and others az the
,l,e el.. Z, l'' n"iicaus. They state that
or s Ct,'..I.hce viii be held on Friday
ciJa .,. 'Ioay next when they will 5c.
-iN' upon their address TO be- ie.,,.5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

l.s,.
/, confident and usually excel in everytht,g
| they undertake. They are IA uIal a'u'
| dents # the laws or heAitH nm tiaN.
| great aptitude In 'ht i'qN4si J. u pi "h
| education Wherever "a a. WI Grc
| eliminating eye IS he'ded my 60, -.
| great lovers or music 90 na'!ll mus ~.
comnna'lon' LAYS tN'l'''' h,t r d"na!nsn;
Vii, iii arro 'disp5sea 10 control. Thcy are
natural chens S. They possess PHYS. Al
b. ,rhe rilgllst. Gorbett, was-t.iso uorn
/ 1I.,,, ~ Ms ,,nriod
| curing 'hl3 ie''p",
LIBRA.
Sentomhor % TO Oetober a.. Incluslve.
| 1.oeding rharart.rst!os of Llbra PER-
i''"''"s 'i''' tt. NM,
sons are central IN ihylr i'reslsNe i"'y
| are very positive IN everything they 90
| rensoniiie from The standpoint of inien-
i zion. It IS advisable that they carry GU,
their first cccf o.s III ~ hiI' a.
undertake, Thy Me w'll ad!l',et XII ~,
1r ,l. IIo'''si "nN ,rn'oo,i T. great
lengths. Bcing students rl'Acr than OTIS
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10 =. NY .ilu lVaon' +" ,hat ,ou,.s ~.
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oc,rror 40 IA Nnyatnhor y, Inclusive.
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lHes' I"'s"Hs navy s'N''' ,.
strong passions ana wHeh A'H's
very high tempered They have pe'ln'a a
,rrns,, al ,f ie lousy in thcn natui %.
t, 'o" - s,,;iailv dieincllned 10 wnrk
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SaIne Oh external appearances. II e'cr};--
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ir', ~ 1niN me their ia.nre is
rold. uniscling and exaoting. a. huspsnas
ana wives t'ey eA 49, ,s1,Is.
sAG.TIAHlNS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
FIR May Very Magnetism and Mcte orolooy
n. Cause of Gravity--NeXt Storm Waves.

. ,,,s scopyrighted 1896 by W. T. Fostcr)-Niy last h,en
NM storm wave the continent 18th and Ish r.
ZACH the Pacific about 18TH o, Rockies conn
,ns s,so, valleys Goth to 22d, Eastern sd
will cross west of Rockies isth great CEN
H Eastern states 2s
h the west Rockies 2ist great central
orsoasts for Moy published in April without interests
X acn the northern portions of the great central valleys
:, lakes the North Atlantic States From Fort Scott.
re nohwnrd rainfall will be below upper
wv, liver of the valleys VIII have fair rains"
MAY disturbance s7,b
Lpc unusually severe weather..
MAGNETISM AND MErEoRoLoeY
onward
@ force acts only earth 1t Is tho orlr,na
A. the carhs rotation It's bringing day and night,
me cause gravity notion the moving
s in these theory undercs MAN
lem and regards gravity being ether
r,m all points toward the confer of the
matter attcnusoi carries gross
= deposited atmosphere vegetation After this
disposed remains germ called magnetism and this
m Of forrest tho oaiths the working
r,rner in the stars and planets
the
~ induces downpour of kindred magnetic clements at the
rne,c poles
ary according to theory Influences
hers these the poles
thu needle would
II tho
aims that the vibrations come through
Garth that they from
by way of its equator Inducing stress throughout the
a the megnet'c poles
magnetic forces at equator are clogge or accelerated ty
of the planets the change is instantly felt on all parts of the
u forcy earhs north pole
push of the ether the push of sravaon and that
depends codensntions OF
liter n vegetable. animal a nd mineral substances.
Of gravity n surface each planet
uses up the and
full of
SEES nil things
tight barred and all 1t.
the
rpimp when all the barrel
pushing toward It's center with force of about four
10 the square inch
d in every direction up. horizontally,
barrel disturbed in its position but weighs just the
Of the produce gravity
light
nsrs LIQUIDS
the With much
light as light with grater rapidly than wind
bodies will explain
For example take the Garth and
really The ether pushes
each other.
e,hers push side of tho ear
the earth pushed toward
the that is pushing toward Mars leaving
always push and the
ether solid is always the cause TIE cause is
Eet
notion light heat electricity and animal HE
and connected With weather changes oenefod IN
ions of tho ether m solid of matter
have booked center OF
forces they center the
X nwfiard ana ost.
search for
scans closely ground reach Of his bullets
searching the misty depths fahomloss milky way for some
and common the physicist must learn that each of the
les possess that these forces
the center Of the earth would into an empty barrel i'm
R@a
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MONTH WERE YOU BORN I'M
@ns of tic Year When the Stars Lucky and lnnchy

nny become a successful
Take the month of birth
by the old of astrology
o. the future may he re-
pains why members of the
N 80 diversified in chnrac-
pon' The sun passes sue
"a each OF the twelve signs
s''hs a year. The sign the
'ae time OF birth character
Nhin a day of a following
'mewfat Of the nature of
ssl- y sign lasts about
4 IN. we changc lakes place
'A'Sead Of The 5oin Of eaen
a,ns,,'eVteflsiics of persons
inherent signs OF The 20
GEMINr.
70 June q Inclusive.
"'0as TO the realm Of cd
ID mechanics. They nrs nj
suSions and never salts
ls ssss 'll Speakers and lee.
3sn, ''iS Slsn. .hey are AM;
~ iA.y are liable 10 lie
Ilte, ~ Heilsar of extremes
ia-y' 90 pN,rs this is mod
tlan o..v.loilions, Liable To
S.,,s AMI ought always t.
IN IN, VINO are quiet, easy
N ' ,t-u, born May q was
kl!cpsI NE Z, mental ability ana
.s OF this sign.
CANCER.
10 Jaly %, Inclusive.
|f,r nDody the principles OF
Irs sn'.y They are very kiud,
,akansaase.l ~. Their lovc ma
whols 'aatACrs and motnsrs'
! ckliS, lie b AMI TO he de,
| ff..-. gu. Persons Lo,,, a.
ntnlslhsly sensitive 10 ,be
he var, conditions of others.
J 10 H., meehali,al. They
fsef liz. "ahnia curing ana
|, 4 d ' dsis. They are very
fihsrs HIr,iIheult Tor thcm ia
tsr own 4hey wan, to he N
fltj p ~, Experiment az ~ q
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slNess and puthos
| LEO.
IT, v August 81, Inclusive.
! rs 'le heart, the .ove ata
IN ,Ds,', persons possess a
Ia i rr,'...hallons. ana are also
e ., p .sS mental AMI phyg!-
Tb ryople 10 vnom ,ney
a,nos, Sah readily a,apt
llsfs,ie' any condition az ~ ~
Ebjse,a alice and aspiring
tailrs ls ~ great extreme >.
el those .aeir weakness.
ee sasnp T., ssl..g friend
shanl nv Kept down. In
Vt wife great care
/. VIRGO.
+ " ' u.ns,,.. 2, Inclusive.
4suAl'y cool. calm and
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NtlT.S.
March q to AprIl 70. 1nclnslvc.

All those born between these dates be.
,o'g TO mat portion of the grand body Of
niiuinanity-,hc head. They are natural
psas',i,,, and thinkers. their brain is
* n'aiiy active. They are Eis,mgulshea
pursuits 49, N'"N" ''V""'
While not rejecting accepted standard
r,eit i'. theN, prefer their own conceptions
everything In their own way. Harmony Is
We ooln ,nant feature of thoir nature. They
WV order elegance and beauty. They
n.N'i SPACIOUS rooms with plenty Of lleht
"it' CIR. Thcy posscHs a deal Of the ,lse-
ulvs' iire mature. Nearly every disease
'hat attacks them gors to the head.
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Thousands OF cases of rheumatism havt
been cured By Elmer q amends IRE,
try h bottle Of same. c. w. Preston e. Co.,
Galveston. Texas. agents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-17
SENATOR BRows's ATTITUDE.


In his interview published in The
Herald yesterday morning Senator
Brown made out as. strong a case as
it is possible to present for his side of
the question, but he disclosed clearly the
radical difference between himself and
those who are termed Silver Repub-
licans. AS his position is the position
of nearly ali OF those western Repub-
licans who are supporting Mckinley it
IS of interest to examine it somewhat
closely.
In the first place. it is made clear
that Mr.. Browns loyalty to indepen-
dent free coinage is qualified TO such
an extent that it is dangerously weak.
he declares it as his belief that the
United States could maintain both sill
yer and gold in circulation under free
coinage; but. he says. 1T is necessary
that we should enact high protective
tariff legislation as an auxiliary"
The true silver men make no quail
fcation; they believe the United States
can restore free coinage independent Of
the action Of foreign nations and
without confusing the question with
any other. The difference between them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-17
TALES OF THE DAY.
protracted Ilo-aexiclsncss.


A curious case OF :ncurable homesick-
ness was made known by an accident
that may prove fatal early this morning.
1t reaches back to 1884, when John Stew
art, a carriage striper and a Scot, went
LICK to his native country to fetch a
bride. He was born and brought up at
Inverness, but once, when lad, he went
across country to Tain. and saw girl
who pleased him and whom he pleased
1t made him industrious and thrifty. he
saved money enough 10 come here
where he worked hard to get a good start
in life. and twelve years ago. after 4
long correspondence with the Highland
Iassie. he went home for her
III was hard for the girl TO make IN
her mind. She did not want to leave her
home. But she was impulsive, and
strongly from one decision 10 another.
made ready, and when she leaned his
way, had the marriage celebrated and
the ticket bought in ji4fy. Thus Vile
nina came to emigrate. But once here
she became homeslcll, and her melan-
choly was extreme and protracted. Her
husband tried sending her to his uncle
in Canada. and that relieved her for
a while, but soon she yearned to get
back TO New York. and then, when she
arrived here, short period of cheerful
ness was followed by a long stretch of
gloom. A visit to Scotland was the last
resort and worked cure, they thought
and back she came. On her landing here
the second time she learned that her ia
Their had died while she was on the
water. That Frustrated her again. "A
nervous disease developed. Stewart had
TO watch his wife constantly. and since
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-17
TO PREVENT srazAD OF DISEASE.


In some parts of the city there is
some diphtheria, and the people of the
neighborhoods where it exists, and who
have children, are naturally more or
less anxious. 1t is a dread disease, and
that season of the year in which its
ravages are most deadly is approach
ing. But there is no need whatever
for alarm. The present is particularly
a case where the old saw can ounce
of prevention is worth a pound of
cure comes into play and should be
observed by all
In neighborhoods where diphtheria
exists, parents should do all in the.r
power to keep themselves and family
quarantined; not. of course in the
strict sense of a legal quarantine. but
to the extent of keeping their children
from running the streets and mingling
with other children who may possibly
have been exposed. Until a neighbor-
the little ones should be kept rather
strictly at home: it is they, and not
grown people, who usually contract it
In addition to this there should be the
strictest attention paid to sanitation
Nothing that can in any way breed
disease should be allowed about the
premises. If all these precautions are
taken the chances of diphtheria as
suming anything like an epidemic
character will be reduced to a mini
mum; in fact it may be said that the
cases will be few and isolated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-17
RRYAN.s MEETINGS.

1t is not to be denied that large
crowds gather to see and hear Mr..
/ Byran wherever he goes. He is an
/ interesting figure in his way, and public
curiosity is attracted to him quite as
a matter of course. But it does not
follow that this fact has any signifi-
canoe in its relation to the result of
the approaching election. These audi
ences are not composed entirely, or
even principally in most cases, of men
who expect to vote the Chicago ticket.
He meets the largest crowds where
there is the largest population, regard
less of the prevailing sentiment with
regard to him and his three parties
St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Does the Globe-Democrat really
think that such large crowds would
turn out to hear Bryan if they had no
interest in him? It is asserted by the
gold press that the workingmen and
farmers will vote for Mckinley. We
know that certain other classes Will
largely support the Ohio candidate.
Now. it is an interesting fact. that the
crowds going to hear Bryan are made
up of workingmen and farmers. We
do not hear of crowds of bankers,
brokers, manufacturers and merchants
standing in sun and rain to listen to
the Nebraska leader: but the working
people and the men from the farms do
expose themselves to the elements for
a chance to hear him.
If the crowds were drawn by some
other influence than an interest in the
man and his principles, the classes OPP
posed to him would contribute a share
Of the multitude: but it is significant
that the gatherings are always COM
posed almost exclusively of those
classes that are claimed by both sides.
Though Mckinley buttons he put
upon the coats of the workingmen of
a town. those men are found listening
to the Democratic candidate when he
appears in their locality; and we may
that. if they were as gen
orally for Mckinley as the Republican
profess to believe, the gath /
erings would not be so uniformly large |
and enthusiastic.
Crowded meetings do not always /
mean that the party holding them viii /
be successfuli but it is folly to seek to /
make it appear that the enthusiasm
with which Bryan is everywhere
greeted does not indicate a strong
sentiment in his favor among the
masses of the people. The Globe
Democrat. we fear. is whisting just
10 keep its courage up.