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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-26
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Catskill Mountains.
mt. View House.

One of the best places OF resort in the entire
range Of Allegheny mountains Is the Mountain
View House at Aurora. W. Va. The air is pure
the scenery is grand beyond compare. the accom-
moda lions are firstclass in every respect and
Furthermore the rates exceedingly reason
able. For particulars address JOHN A. LANTZ
Proprietor, Aurora, W. Va. my23- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-26
LADIES GOODS.

FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE UP IN
nrs-clGss Partisan style; white dresses, laces and
lace curtains specially; prices reasonable. Call
Nine. VIB0UD, Old Stand. 7l3 l1th St myf-lms
YOU CAN ALWAYS HAVE YOUR DYEING AND
cleaning well done and promptly delivered when
promised by WHEATLEY, 1o6S jefferson ave..
Georgetown Wagon calls with cleIk. fe293m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-26

FOR SALE-BY W. E. BURFORD,
With ]. F. Waggaman 700 14th st. (upstairs).
THE FOLLOWING EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS:
5000 for handsome 3-story 10-room house.
Columbia Heights, just above Chinese embassy;
well rented; formerly sold $780,
$3.50 fer 8stOry 1-roOm house, with fine lot
apd stable; Soft. parking; on Rhode Island ave.
81, 500 for fine 3-story 11-room house; lot 20 It.
sold S13 500
$500 for brick houses, In centrally located
court northwest; well rented at $500 yearly, or a
IL per cent Investment.
LOO each. for nice 7-room bricks we'll To-
Gated n.e-szesr II st. cable; formerly sold 81 $50
each. mh2I -3m
FOR SALE-A wELLBUTLT s-ROOM BRICK
house, with modern improvements. and in first
class condition; lot $500 TO public alley, with
stable. Cen be ext mined any day from 10 am.
to JPN. Call On OWNER at premises, 1909 sth
Ut. NV. my1S-tf
FOR SALE $500 CASH AND A SMALL MONTH
II payment will buy that attractive brick, 1903
9Th St NV; 7r. and bath Apply to owner,
W. A. HUNGERFORD, Star Office. my15-1m
FOR sALETO AVOID FORECLOSURE WE Of
fer for s. 600. elegant 3story brick; II rms and
baths; SIG 2lst st; cost; with improvements.
my19-eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-26

CLEVELAND PARK ADJOINS .RED TOP" THE
residence Of Hon. Gardiner Hubbard, the cathe-
dra grounds &c. Charming cottages for sale.
CLEVELAND PARK CO. $40 14th st. NV
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-08-13
August 1896.

Two pencil sharpeners Ink cents bottle, chalk cts
pebow doz lead pencils 4cen slate pencils for cent
opes cent 3 lbs feather pillows each legal ans fools
Sand 10 quire don points c steel enamel wash
cts each gallon nckets II cents EACH gallon oil Is
cents each good mucage BOTTLE IS and 3ct
each Backing to cts per box shoe dressing per bottle
coats ent each Oil table cloth yard cleaners cent
each marbles cent don Tacum bab powders cen box,
No. Lamp burners cents eac wandown cents box hren
lace each speeds thread for needles
cent holders fos cent riding whips brass
lined rulers 0E eac Sewing Machine oil and cts bottle cot
padsgc yard ether things cheap Call and
my goods and be convinced.
Your Obedient servant,
J. Fl. BRIGHT,
Racket Store.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-08-13
Big Increase.

Our ade has increased last year For which
Friends Credit while labod keep
supplied at prices not forget that without the
the people, efforts would be We better
prepared than with larger stock bought lowest
Remember sell Bottom cash Dontff
call and when Hardware description have
large stock Double Shovel Pow Forks Hoes Hay Carrier Hay
Fork Double and Single Harpon best the market Screen Doors
Screen wre Best Ready Mkt this market Anchor white
lead Besides Supplies Blinds Bright Pine white Pine
At the farmers stopping place.
ARMSTRONG BROS SIT Gay ST.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-08-13

From the foregoing table it will be seen that
the production of silver in the whole world
never but twice reached s30,0OO, 900 year be-
fore l84l; that by 1860 the annual production
of silver had become almost double that
amount, that by 1860 it had passed the $780,
0O0, 200 mark, and that now the annual produc-
tion of silver is almost seven times what 1t was
half century ago. During that time the pop
ulation of the world has not quite doubled.
That is, sir, while the worlds population has
year, the annual production of silver has in
creased by 500 per cent In other words, to use
o favorite method Of theirs, the "per capita"
of silver has increased enormously, so we
price,
The following chart, prepared by my distin-
guished friend from North Dakota Mr. John
sonl, exhibits to the eye the increase in its
production and the decrease in its price since
1878:
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-08-13

1st and Ind grades soc per month 3rd 4th and 5th
month. Academic Department 81 per month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
---Ha 49, 30 e. - -
WHITNEY TO WE'D,
Ex-Secretary Of the Navy to Mary NJ
Edith - RnuJoipb

Ex-Secretary Of the Navy to Mary Mrs
Edith :. Randolph.
New York. September 9S.--iIon. william
c. Whitney. former secretary of the navy
viii be married tomorrow at noon TO Mrs
Edith S. Randolph. widow of the late ex.
Captain Arthur Randolph of East Court
Wiltshire. England. This fact was form
ally announced tonight 10y Mr.. whitney
private secretary
Society has been spcculat.ng on the
event for some time. but not even the
closest friends of Mr.. Whitney had antlci-
pated that the event would be 80 soon.
MI whitney, when he left the city two
weeks ago to rccuperate. did not expect
10 be MARRIED 50 soon. He accidentally
met Mrs Randolph at Bar liarbor and de
cided only last Thursday tina, the wedding
should take place tomorrow.
Mr.. Whitney was Ill from n severe at
tack OF rheuina tlsm and about ten days
ago he telegraphed from Newport for a
special car and a massage attendant and
proceeded at once to Bar Harbor He rap
iily resr.nrd his health and after meeting
MIS-. randolph ,hey decided upon the date
OF the wedding.
There are several features which tend
10 cast "a halo OF romance over The mar
rage the courishtp. the sudden engage
h'tht an u nasty marriage. Mrs. RaulOipn
- an o.d friend of the Whtney family ana
mas been Intimately associated wgth them
Tor the past ten years The wedding VIII
be strictly private not more than hnlf
Il dozen of his most intimate friends helm,
present. None Of the relatives of the con
tteting parties VIII bc at Bar Harbor 10
witness the ceremony
Mr., WhJtney's son, Harry pavnc WHIT
ney' With his bride. Is now on his honey
moon, The coupe VIII START soon for Van
G, .,,,v,. where they VIII take the steamer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
ALLIsON DlsCOMFITED.
Unable to Control Ifls Temper. His Meet
ing Adiourns.

Unable to Control Ifls Temper. His Meet
ing Adjourns.
Gcncseo. H.. September Ex-senator AL
lison spoke here Saturday. Democrats
thought Allison had advocated free coin
age in congress. and they were burning
to get even with the republicans. VINO had
issued n cartoon depicting Alleged as u
snake In the grass biting the legs OF SEN
ator Palmer. Hastily throwing together n
few extracts from the alleged free silver
speech they went to the oiiice of the DAILY
Arena and had them published in the
shape OF IA circular headed: NV hen D.d
He Lie? Senator ll.son on Silver and
the Crime of %. What D-d He Say In
,3?"
The democrats FASTENED back to the hall
where Allison was speaking ana scattered
the leaflets among the crowd People read
them and yelled. They passed them TO
friends AMI shouted comments back and
FORTH regardless of the nrct that they
were interruptng the speaker.
Some one finally tossed one up to Alli-
son. He read it and his temper rose lie
better of him and defea led his intention
He began AN explanation, halted, tired il
again, and finally burst forth IN n bitter
denunciation of the authors, whom he
called Bryan-populist ombfnation. The
crowd enjoyed it, and iheir howls and
yells broke up the meeting.
The republicans, discounted. disgruntled
and chapfal'on. went home They WISHED
they had never seen the snake cartoon.
Later they went to the editor of the Arena
and told him to stop the paper"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29

both red-hot silver men. are at the St
Nicholas, Colonel Stcvensor's home Is In
New York. and his summer residence Il In
Connecticut. He was on Walters STAFF
when the latter was governor of Con-
nhrtCut. Mr.. stevenson said to the En-
quircr man.
THE people are mislnd by the sslbsidiz-
ed press OF New York IN regard To the 10
litical status In the East. TAis is the
peoples heht, aud Bryan is going 20 cal ~
both New York and Connecticut as start
ling as that may sound to YOU The mass.
es are aroused and moving in one dlroc-
ton, and that Is toward the White House
with Bryan and free silver II Is the
contest of the people aglins, monopolIes
trusts and banks. and that Is all there is
to vt. Rermblicausm democracy aud src-
tianalism have all been set aside ror this
mighty procession of the ncOplc rsovins
with Irresistible force 10 victory.
''Ihr free SILVER cand,d1ir FOR governor
of Connecticut, Mr.. Sargent, IS a large
manufacturers In a speech to his employees
and other workingmcn tho other night he
told them that hr would not he advo-
eating this silver doctrine ii he did not
bclcve 1t would be for the hest Interest
Of tho people who worked for him and
himself"
Colonel Stevenson Is sereney confident
that Bryan will carry New York anl Con-
necticut. Colonel Stevenson Is "A man Of
wealth and high STANDING and we'll known
In the East,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29

1t had been agreed that the man to he
named In place If Mr. Thatcher should
be W. !. Porter the nominee for lieu
tenant governor. aud IN his place Fred
&, Shraub OF Lewis county should be
named for lieut.. nOnt governor.
MIR. Danforth after the report had been
adopted, asked senator Grady 10 take the
char, ana then ia "a Few words presented
the namv of Judge Porter for first place.
My. Icrke moved The nomination D accla-
nation. but Mr.. Grady ruleI that the roll
must he called.
Mr.. purroy asked; How are we TO know
Mr., Porter stands on the platform? Tho
notification committee has not heard his
Views on the pla tform."
TO this Mr. Danforth replrd: II am as
supad Dv the state committeeman from
Judge Por.ef's distch't that .'e Is In full
accord with tho candidates and the plat :
form of tho Chicago convention. and |
nin also informed nv Mr.. st. John that he
had n telegram from Judrr Porter to that
effect.
The nomination was made unanimous us
ty for lieutenant governor. Mr. Schltub
came before Inc committee and made a
shoN speech. pledging hluself TO the chi
cago PLATFORM and ticket. aud accepting
the nomination.
Chairman Dnnlorth hal been l1NN II
upon as certain to be named for governor,
and had given his elnsrnt cond ionul
upon heing permitted to reinn the chair
nianShip Of thu State committee.
IT Is said. however, ,ho' Scnutor I'M
latly refused to promise him his Ehp-
port, and fcr chat reason he announced
that his name should not be used.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
THE GLASSES AND THE
MAS SES.

The ignoble but deliberate attempt made
by Bryan and Algeld TO array the West
against the East, ule farmers and work.
,ugmcn against the bankers and cap tall
ists, the unprosperous against the pros
porous, the poor agAtrst the rich. IN their
cwn phrase, THE MASSES against the
classes" IS the last resource of Il desperate
case. That 1t can not and Will not sue
coed IS as certain as that the sun shines,
bur II Is NO less menace TO the good or
der of society and should receive the &C.
verest condemnation at the polls.--Chi-
cago Times-Herald.
When Mr.. Bryan was nominated at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
RULED OFF THE TRACK.

New York, Sep cmher 2S.-Tne stewards
OF lAe jockey club held a meeting this
afternoon ana took severe action against
number of people who have been in
ringing on me clubs rules. Among o,hcr
things the stewards did was 10 rii,e Ru.,,
Grammar on the turf. Jockey Martin was
suspended and the suspension may he
miuc PERMANENT Or. a. Burrow was
lultd OF the courses OF all asrnrtatlnu.
ihoais under ~" rules Of the Jockey club
1uSNtN, frod TM al was rcprimlndcd and
pru1rel TO refund presaut 81 N50t which
~ had received. All ,utcies of ". ~
Wallace win hereafter he refused
IN regArd to thc Grammar vase II wag
resolved that Grammar be warned and
rulod OF the turf Tor Offering nnd making
prs'nis 10 Jockeys In violation OF thS
rules OF Facing. '''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
TANMANY ANGRY.
Business Mems Committee Appealing 70
the Catholic Clergy

Business Mons Committee Appealing 70
the Catholic Clergy.
New York, September 2S--The World
tomorrow will say:
Tammany Hall was angry yesterday over
a letter which 1T is said is being sent out
by the business mems National campaign
committee of Philadelphia to Catholic
clcrermen throughout the country. Tho
following IS the most important paragraph
in the letter'
Recalling with gratitude the patriotism
and eminent public services of the late
Most Reverend Archbish. Hughes and
many others Of the Roman catholic clergy
when the integrity of our government
was threatened ON a former OCCASION We
take the liberty to suggest that the pres
cnt is period of equal danger. The gov
ernmc1t is not threatoned by physical
force, hut .nsidious end false IDEAS that
insr e lncpient anarchy ard contempt
Tor proper authority are industriouslv
propnrated throughout our country"
Secretary Osborne of the republican Ma
tional committee said that body had moth
Ing to do with the letter and was not
KING any religion with its politics.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
Observation-Disclosures NuprlA1.s.

hU"Na'ds Hay, Macs, September IS.
Ihere took place at the residence of Chas.
n. jefferson, near Crows Nsst. the mar
rage of Miss Margaret jefferson. oIJcst
uauEhter of Charles T.. Jeiluson and
r. ~. AUEht"r OF J1soTl Jefferson, and
~ McDcnough Of New York The GER
Faige OF Fall River aad the form Of The
~ scopal church was employed. 'FRONT.'
neht annns tho guests were President
over from Gray Gables Mr. and Mrs
nruuipala Brown OF Chicago Mrs. Went
MMor,h OF Chicago. Miss Jennie Wood Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfc. Mir. and Mrs. d, A.
ny Miss TAFT, Josefh jefferson. Ne,
9nu Mrs charles Il. Jefferson, MISS JET
,NtlHon ana Mrs, Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
FOR PARTY REGrT,Ap1ry

"'''aPois' september 25.-rho attitude
" u'e democrats of this city WAS SHOWN
ny we rohsihR meeting at Tominsrn Hall
,''' last evening under the auspices of
the gray club. The speakers w,,re Will-
lam II. Myers ex-sacretarv If atntc. No,,
70 ',n'"n smith, eX-autorney general. Imhn
w. zmAn. ex.chairman OF the count
commute, and John W. Kern An OF
tnese men belonged TO what was known
AZ me gold wing of the party before the
,WchFo convection. ana were active n
ne cnoris made frro Ia prevent "A declnr-
q. lVh Tor liver in the National pltLClrn
MI Myers was chairman Of a me,tins
OF snid democr1ts hold here May - to
protest against "A declaration in favor OF
si'Ner ny we democrats. and all of the
9ti'srs made. sold specChts at this mcrtlnp
n their addresses last ught. however.
they acknowledged the riEht Of the marty
majority TO rule, paid high tribute TO Mr..
Bryan and declared their continued allrgi-
anCc 10 thr partN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
FINANCIER FOR SILVER.

Leutcr of Timothy Gruaz, Loan Agent, tc
the Illinois Formers
Mount Vernon. ILL.,, September 26.-Tht
following letter from Tmothy Gruaz, the
loan agent and flnsncicr of Highland, H.,
is being sent 10 hundreds of farmers In
southern Illinois by the International In
surdnce Loan agency and is "A powerful
argument for free silver:
To My Many Patrons In Southern Ill
nos; In answer to numerous Inquiries
r,latlNc to the probable future action of
lhis international Loan agency, | beg to
sltIr mat | represent several Swiss cnpi-
'ahs's' true AMI steady republicans of the
tlh school, ali wdhout any reservation
iaVofinH the free AMI unlimited coinage
on nolh gold and silver at the usual Amer
ican ilto OF III to /. as the shortest road
70 ,hSueral prosperity here and abroad,
anu Iurthcr that should the free coinage
OF sIlNTr prevail expect to accommo Ia 10
ny chenls much netter in The iuturc
IMAM IN the past, Yours for free thought,
Tree coinage, and, above all free men.
Timothy tiruaZ."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
OUTRAGE IN ARKANSAS
Nineteen Men Assault Girl and TIL
Murder Her

Nhnctee71 Men Assault a Girl and Then
Murder Her.
Newport Ark. September 2S-The de,a
body of a girl was recovered from tho
river near Jacksonport about two wool.
ago and her identity untl TODAY VAS !.
my story. Since then officers have boon
Investigating. and today it was ,o,r,,.,
that she came from Fornora Van u,,ro,,
county and Just before election dav sho
had nineteen mon arrested for sss.,,i,
When the case came up her tost,p,o,,. ,,,,',
so horrible that the officers douhtel ,,,.
statement ana discharged the prisoner,
since the finding of the body ev.I.,,, i,.,'.
"eon "hearthcd which reveals the truth
vi "e' story and shows that she was out
'"hr" anu aftcrward murdered by some
OF me men whose arrest she had cn,iso,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
NEW FENfAN MOVIE

London, September 2.-Tne D.ly u.
asserts that there Is no doubt that
f"nian revival meeting was held b b
west OF London on Sunday, Al Will
letter was read from William LYNN sst
ing that he was plrparei to finance VI
movement entitled THE Irish R.paSaii
f.eferation," on condition that A l5G
circle be formed of which no shouM kui
control from America.
''Tlhls was agreed to-" says The DtS
Mail. land yesterday a manlfesa q
printed for circulation IN Ireland n.
circulars will lie taken to Lon.m "
Dublin. and an envoy will 20 TO New ixt
to see Lyman. The manifesto arpras .
Iriahmen to raise the STANDARD d M.
and vehemently denounces the THE q y
glove patriots IN parliament" Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
WlshLr gt.n. sAnlcmher 80 p rau.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS
'uuse fortor Nominlted for Governor
I'lAce of Thnrhl.. -

Judge Porter Nominated for Governor in
Race Of Thacher
ne" Aofk september 2S-rho democrat.
9'a'e committee met tonight in this
Guy 10 near the IMPORT Of the committee
'PF'h'ed 10 notify the nominees Of the
"' S'"le Buffalo convention. There
was good attendance OF the members in
p'isun ahi proxy, bat Senator Nm, who
suaIrlsel everyone by appearing al a re-
V.ht meeting Of the committee with a
ItVNN ana IA ~ made sons a+i1nal su,,,hf !
IN nlaait OF John Hoyd rhachsr, ihs guher-
nt1olih nominee. was no. present. The
u',snull zee reported That Mr. Thacher had
tIRor' and that Judge Thus had accented
we h0nnnauon FOR supreme justice. and
~. MltpNr p Porter. the nominee tor
lieutenant governor had nlaced himself
IN 70" hands of IN" committees
ne meeting OF uhe committee had heen
ueltyc' an halt by eauctses. 30 when ina
report was made as above there was littio
oeiay IN tho proceedings. In these caucuses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
VALUABLE cnne.,

ic ky g, Of Mexico sepisaSs ss'ss,
That n n,,,. of Chicago h, ', 10 !!
s SIN, r" ,hs concession IN i.s sI 4. IN
',i'' mat of the MesIca. ~ =. ne ~
charters covers 200 kIlom... .sSal 4
s ,'na n,, ana branches, and pro,'a ~ !,
slaIllard gauge road d n, r,s"aa 4
,,I','l m the state Of cAaaasa ,sa =.
nn,n, Central railway, ,ss ~ =
pol't on the Sonora ro,s VA. ~. Y
n ru,i1i',ng north into cus !, 'a u ''sx
wnr, RAJ regions on the s;s X ,ns risss
s,,rino u'uhs the Pacihc 49,, ana sosll)
nn5 -" -, the development Al ny ~ thus u
wiI ""a. coast OF the renuS, nollars4
on"n ' Ia fine timber y. NE d,
o{vn up Il very cxtensivs !, NualfY ~
wien wien IS now difficult ,1a:ii fsroS|
apunlqs in gold and .,, M s,ctss al
n ni'o Whlch was recently fs,s. E'p.risi
:. g.. on ny an agent az ',1n. n. 10y rsTod.|
NV y, p explored the states ~ ssalssedi
,p,uilraiso. The region L r " Sa,n lai|
+ assure house Of Mexioa 1sl1A Y VI
i.iJV.l viii add new roIS an atkl
VII tT Vlualll,ng the most fs MvSalx 4
oiiu as individual miner,' ! =. "
ne most rrimltive appar,,s ~ ~ "a |
,arte quantities Of metal araf n
,tut u the road Is grcaisr AZ. as ~ y
lcdh ccntral's main Inn WIZ " W.
a. va roan the government M ~ VI
~ ~, 10 glVe a charter 10 Min N|
,n iV 20 wren, on the main linz , ~
~ ~ NS,oy per mile, but ths ns,s ~ !
~ |nY Ioal ~ from a commercial IA
s'.dl point Of view ana Sss,,s nv ~ !.
p ,be up the NcrthwestsrrI r por,9. n
We country and completing IL. " ~
sNSlrn. was readily dI,cerrsdI ~ NV
tN,,,WaN men consider that IN m, slna IN
&c i"ut prospects. VIZ ''S a4s d'l
aaron French, a prorn,ns,t
ana manufactleer Of pi.ish,,,e A!!llA
tnfp', by Hon. Philip KrcI es,m su' n
nlillseli, and who also repre,.s ts-,I ~ Y
nchir concern, and Treqsurer h = ME-
81 the French Car Spring colnnau !, f s,s
burgl and steel works al Caria, u M
ere az Monterey concuiIpr ssra,,, ~
WIN Joseph A. Robertson, rerssdirs AZ
Nlc9 tcrey Watgworks corDany IA n
capi'nl Of S2,ooo,0O0 gold. - n
J." vernon Of the Pit,sburs r,,..
company il expected In a lev daw *.
the party will decide on matters n,,,s
ing 10 the Transformation Of strset N
ways INTO n consolidated electric sy,,n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29

The opponents Of Governor Culberson
have been reduced 10 tho extremity OF
questioning but one feature or act of
his admlnistratiou-the payment Of n fee
to Hogg ana Robertson. not to Hogs. as
tho opp isltion perslstemay but falsely
thugs and pugs and their array OF legal
thugs and pugs and their nrry of legal
talent who were trying to make Texas
the prlze-ight battle ground of the coun.
try
The Galveston Dallas News is the moel
rahId of the critics--but consistently so
When public opinion In Texas was prac,
toally unanimous against allowing
prize fgh, in this State, thnt could not
hr pulled OF in arotncr state Of tn,
Union. the News WIS too cowurd!y to
take mn editorial stand for fear of tho
public on one side and the Dallns 'husi
ness' element on tie other Claiming
TO he absolutely fearless and outep 1ken
ait ali times as no men or measures wren
the issue arose between tho public wefnro
on one ha1d and the News commercial
antercsts IN nauas on th, o,ncr t,ia ,,o,,
derfullv ,ndonondon, aat,v ,,c,,.d H.. ,au
In that most oowardly OF all Journalistic
Ways-it sealed NJ its editorial columns
but turned loose its ".tafr ,,r,.as,.,,,.,e,,..,
as aptloeiste for the crowd In n,,,os ,,,,a
were attempting to bring disgrace upon
the stpc for. ib,.tf. oyyr soio.b ,.,4,
Covc,vlv and vneou, ,,r,,,.. - .......,.
out itself II n,ttcd aha r,.h ,..,,,.... ,.,....
on tho b,ek vbo ,,,,, a,,,..., a.
columns with nr,is., ana, o,.,,...
profuse nuoloe.os ro,, TIM, nr,r,...,,,.. -,
the fight. Nm an upa..r,,r, a,, ,,,,.
way n was ss,.l.,,,,, g.. ,......
disgrace upon Texas ny aoc,,r,n.. - -.
world thar of ali tho ,,,o,.,a,
,,,,,,,,,.,.,
brutality of u,. nr,,. -
with mugs and cor,n,,,,,,,.,,,,. ..,...
tty. IT mninte,rod - ,oa4.,,.. ~,
torialIy. where tho ,,.,.,o .,,,, ,.,...
psper itself are hoard
Whom ,,,,. r,o.., So.
assert M. ther,,oi,,. - a.,
IoN1cesne-S ord ,,. a..
good naue ,,1 fauna =, ~, 49,,
Jess,' and .,,,do,a,d.n,.,
champion of mar ,nd ,noo.,
bonst uplv c,,,,ns - ,o
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-29
WANTED IN FoRr WORTH.

San Francisco, Cal. September 2s.-W.
c. Wallace. a young man ot many aliases
ana graduate Of Yale. is In he city
prison awaiting extradltion to Fort
North lcNns, where he t. CHARGED W IN
!riEnS II DRAFT tor $1,000 on the FIRST Ma
loSal bank of that place. The prisoner
waS captured two weeks ago.
y hlhoe IL also wanted for alleged
, crooked work at Colorado Springs, Den
partner named j T. Mckay are said to
nave cut wide swath In irs,-class hotels
without paying for the ent rtdinment.