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II est certain qn'une foule 6ror-
me a%ssistera aux representations
qui commencement q la matinee de
dimanche proclaim dune com6die
farce DIES plus in%t6ressantes ct In
titul6e "A Railroad Ticket"
Une DIES sp6cialites de cette pie
oe est Ia presentation dun v6ri-
table tramway 6%leetrique mu par
une v6ritable batterie ct roulant
sur des rails d'acier.
Cette piece, du plus haut conn.,
que, est rendue par une troupe
excellente comprenant %entr'autres
Miles Hattie Waters, Sallie Stem.
bier ct Beatrice Norman.
Il ny a pas de doute que les an-
dltoires seront nombreux, la &c.
maine prochaine au Bjjou.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

Nashua,-Le DR. j. M. Roy a
comparu devant lie tribunal de po-
lice sous l'accusation d'assaut cri-
minel sur la personne de Mde Eu-
genie Lefebvre. ii s'est pretendu
innocent. ct il a subj un process. Ii
s'est defendu lui-meme.
Mde Lefebvre vint raconter
rhistoire de l'attentat, ct le DR..
hoy l'interrogea minutieusement,
oherohant 4 la faire SO contredire
par tous les moyeDs possibles.
Mde Beaudette, une voisine de
Mde Lefebvre, vint raconter qu'el-
le avalt entendu les Girls de la plai-
gnante.
Dss agents de police dirent en-
suite qu'ils avaient trouv6 le DR.
Roy sous Influence de la poisson
ct quill await une bouteille de
whisky dams une de ses poches an
moment de son arrestation'
LIE Dr Roy a refuse de rendre
t6moignage, ct il fut renyoy6 de
want la Cour Supreme.
IL a do aller on prison en- atten-
dsnt son process, ' q quill ma pu
fournir $4,000 dc caution.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

LIE lendemain du jour de lAu, M.
NoelsTellier, de st Lambert fit une
chute ct go fracture lie nez. Quel-
ques ]ours apres. il s'apercut quill
6prouvait des difficulties 3 s'ouvrir
la bouche. ii Sc rendit 3 l'hopitnI
General, Oh on constata quill souf-
frat du t6tanos.
lie lendemain il ne pouvait plus
s'ouvrir la boucha ct il est mott
dams les plus ~oruelles ~souffrances.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

II para1t que rEspagne a peur
des Etats Unis, dams la lutte que
soutisnt aujourd'hui Pile de Cuba
pour son independence.
LIE port de la Havane Went. on
efet d'etre prot6g@ par des torpil,
los ct des canons de gros calibre.
Or, les insurg6s n'ayant pas de
marine, % nest certainement pas
on leur honneur qu'on fat ces
pr6paratifs de reception
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

On Journalistic francais nomme
Rosenthal, qui signe ses Articles.
(reproduits Solvent par les jour
naux du Canada) du pseudonyme
Jacques st. Core, n'6tait pas 81
sincere" apres tout pulsqu'il
Went d'stre arret6, pour avoir pro-
mis- d'obtenir la liberation du ser
vice militaire du jeune millionnai-
re Maxine LIE Beaudy, moyennant
Ia somme de 10000 francs, sur Ia
quelle il a reou, para1t-il, $4,000
francs.
Son arrestation q cause I'm v6ri-
table 6moi dams le cercle des jour-
nalistes parislens.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17
Mgr ireland preche en- francais

Mgr Ireland, lie plus brilliant ar-
cheveque de notre epoque "dit la
Patrle" 6tait d Minneapolis diman-
che dernier. ii a fat une visite 3
st Olotilde. la parolsse canadienne
franchise de cette lmportaute vile
de POuest.
A la grand'mesae Edit lEcho ae
'pOuest" le distingu6 pr6lat fit, en-
francais, IN admirable sermon sur
Noel, ct apr6s lie service divin.
prononca egalement on francais un
discours sur la situation dams Ia
quelle se trouvalt aujourd'hui la
paroisse
Je lis toujours, d dit Mgr. Ire
land, vos journaux canadiens fran
Gals exaltant, ct non sans ralson,
votre patriotisme ct votre attache-
ment q votre langue ct q votre rell-
gion.
II para1t que certains 6veques
s'opposent dams FIST q la fonda
ton d'6ooles GU de paroisses cana
dlennes.francaises, on plutot q &c
que ees derniAres soient DESERVES
par des pretres de votre langue.
Loin de moi cette id6e.
Yous pouvez fonder toutes les
p%srolsses que voas d6sirez ct je
continueral a fare CO que j'ai fat
dams lie pass6, c'est a-dire q "voue
bonner des pretres de votre natio'
nalite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17
Ghuses ct Amtres

-Sa Saintet6 Leon Kill d6pas-
SO aujourd'hui de vingt trols jours
Page auquel Ss Saintet6 Pie TX
est mort. Leon XIII est aujourd'-
hui ago de 81 ans, 9 mois, Is jours
don't So de sacerdoce, So d'episco-
pats ct II de poatifcat.
Son Excellence lie g%ouverneur.
general, exercant son droit de gra.
CO, Went de d6cider que lie meur-
trier Shorts serait emprisonn6
pour la vie ians une maison de
fous. Ceci a 6t6 annonc6 par M
Shorts pere.
Pendant son sejour a Ottawa,
M. Shortie a dit que la defense dc
son fills lui cot1tait $50, 600.
IN correspondent qui sigoe
"Frano-parleur proteste fortement
oontre la communication de la peine
de Shorts. C'est, dit-il l'argent qui
a parl6. L'arg Mt est 81 utile, sur
tout par Ia temps qui court. Cette
afaire est %attristante ct la Justice
perd de son prestige. Notre cor
respondent espere que les MONS
des maniganceurs seront rendus
publics. Ii rappelle aussi dams l'af-
faire des incendiaires, la condam-
nation de remploye quand le pa
tron, le plus coupable, a pu sen al
Ter tranqalllement. Obi le pouvoir
de pargentl
Et puts, Kiel qu'on q pendu, bien
quill fnt n%otoirement fou!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

On assure que pAngleterrs ar
me SOS Aotte ct les prepare q la
auerre.
Est.ce pour r'Afrique2
Est CO pour lAm6riqne?
Nul no le salt encore.
Dams tous les cas-, on est telle-
ment habitu6 aux inducements
spasmodiques du vieux chat bri-
tannique qu'on fnit toujours par
On rire.... q ses d6pens.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

Le sultan de Turquie s'oppose d
tonic distribution de secours, aux
b.b;tants do TArm6nie, par n'im-
porte quells %puissance GU soclete'
Go quill faudrait d Abdul Ha-
mid. cost un bombardement en-
raele do Constantinople.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17
That Is the question.

La mort dun membrs d6moera-
t,oue dc Ia ohambre des Deputies
du Kentucky, dome aujourd'hui
une ma1orit6 dune voix au parti
Republican, pour l'election dun
amateur des Etats- Unis.
Le vieux Kentucky represents
d Washington, par IN s6nateur re-
publicain!!
Gu allons nous?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17
L'EcHo DE- L'OuEsT nest pas respon-
able des idees CT opinions emlses par
see correspondence.
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Eoho de pOuesth has q larger
circulation than any French paper
nnhlished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
,xamine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from
Tho superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

Jeudi dernier, dams son dlseours
prouonc6 4 Milwaukee, r. '.
Debs a dit qu'aucun homme ne
pouvait amasser honnetement uh
million de dollars.
Aurait-il dit la v6rite, pour une
fois?
That Is the question.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

Moins nous aurons de discus
sion th6ologiques dams les jour-
n.ux Of mieux les religions sen
FOREFRONT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

Les statistiques suivantes, rela-
tives aux meurtres ct aux suici
des commits aux Etats- Unis ne
manqueront pas d'int9ret pour nos
lecteurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

Toutes eorrespondances doivent
stre accompanies dune signatu-
re- responsible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17
Mgr Ireland ct la langue
FRANCHISE

Nous lisons dams le "Courriel
de pIll1nois:"
lie distingu6 pr6lat de St-Pau]
Went de bonner publiquement IN
souMet bien m6rit6 a pertains eve
cues am6rlcains ennemls de notre
Language OF de nos compatriotes
Nous avons toujours admire le So.
want ct patriotic aroheveque de st
Paul ct la discours gull Went dc
prononcer devant les peroissiens
canadiens francais de P6glise Ste
Olotilde lui dome un nouveau ii
ire q notre admiration. Remar-
quons que Mgr Irland a prononce
son allocution en- francais. Nous
reproduisons de "pEcho depOuest'
la pertie suivante de son disooars:
"1e lis toujours vos j%ournaux
Canadiens- Francais, exaltant OF
non sans raison, votre patriotlsme
ct votre attachement a votre Ian
quo ct q votre religion.
A vous de les prouver.
ii paraft que certains 6veques,
s'opposent dams Pest, q la fonda
ton d'6coles on de paroisse G. f.,
on plut0t q GO que ces dernieres
soient DESERVES par des pretres de
vctre langue.
Loin de moi cette id6e.
Vous pouvez fonder toutes les
paroisses que vons desirez ct je
continuerai a faire CO que j'ai fait
dams le pass6 o'est-a-dire q voUs
BONNER DEs PRETREs DE voTRE Ma
TIoNAL1TE."
Bravo, monseigneur! en- fagel-
liant les 6vequss franoophobes vous
faltes la lecon q pertains cures ca
nadiens-franeais qui loln de s'abon-
nsr aux journrux fraucais On de-
tendent la lecture q leurs intimes.
Et pourtant Dieu salt 81 la lecture
do francais leur profterait! Ne Sc
rait-ce que pour 6purer leur lanaa-
90 qui est loin d'Atre de Bourdo-
loue. ioin de nous la pens6e de
critiquer notre clerg4 canadien
francais, nous ne censurous que les
eoupab.es. Ills sc connaissent.
Les ld6es lib6rales de Mgr Ire
land sont approuvees par tous les
catalogues bien pensants; lie plu-
tot Giles seront adopt6es par la
masse du clerg6, le plut6t dispa-
raitront oes societies ennemies que
Pom nomme A. P. A. etc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

Avant longtemps on vera au
Bl]ou una piece nouvelle 1ntitul6e
"The Last Stroke" ayant pour ba-
sc Independence de Cuba.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

tie DIES concessions atm dc pr@venir
&c schisrae qui est inevitable dams
Pespr1t du romancier, ct common
cera en- toute probabilit6 en- Anne.
rique sous la banni4re du richie ar
chaveque Ireland.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17
DULUTH, Mipn., 10 Jan. 1896

III On8IGUT J. EU1LGUT
Veuillez publier les resolutions
suivantes, qul furent adopt6es d
l'unanlmlt6, par lie Camp No. 8,
des "Woodmen of the World" ct
par PUnion St. Jean-B aptiste de
Duluth, 4 leurs dernieres stances
tenues le 10 ct le IL Janvier res
pectivement.
Attendu quill a plu au Comman-
deur Supreme de PUnivers, de-
prouver profond6ment not1e esti-
me confr4re Joseph Pilon en- enle-
want d son affection une spouse
ch6rie, mere tendre ct afectionn6e
It r6al1sant la profonde douleur ct
la perte sensible quill Went de fai-
re.
Gail soft r6solu.
Qae IL Camp No. s, Daluth des
"Woodmen of the World" a appris
avec un vif sentiment de ohagrin
la mort de Nine Marie Louise Pr
Ion, spouse ch6rie de notre digne
souverain Joseph Pilon, ct c'est
avec IN profound respect pour la
m6moire de cette personne 81 d.
gne, 81 chere ct 81 regrett6e, quill
offre a notre confrere ct d la IA
mile 6plor6e nos plus tendres
sympathies svec la douce assuran-
90 que notre diyin maftre 10 souve-
rain Supreme de pUaivers, verse.
ra lui-meme les consultations qui
'peuvent adouolr une perte 81 pro-
.fonde ct une douleur aussi intense.
gail soft aussi resolu.
Connie tribut a la memoirs de
la chere defunte, l'6pouse regret
tee. de notre estlmable confr6re
Joseph Pilon, que CESS pr6sentes
resolutions soient %lnscrites dams
les r6gistres da Camp, qu'une CO.
pie soft transmise a Ia famille ct
envoy6s a wEcho de POuest" de
Minneapolis, au "Canadlen" de st.
Paul ct sussi au "Soverergn Visi-
tor." de meme qua la Prease de
Montreal, avec pri6re dc reprodui.
re.
j. o. Porlier
Gref6er.
~.
Attendu, que depuis norre der.
Mere assembl6e reguliere, ii a plu
a Dieu dams ga ssgesse, d'6prouver
deux de, nos confrAres, Messieurs
Joseph Couture ct Joseph Piion,
on leur enlevant 3 chaoun leurs
6pouses cherries ct r6alisant la pro-
fonde donleur dams laquelle setrou-
vent oes deux confr6res devoues,
en- consequence de la perte quilts
viennent de faire.
Quill soft r6solu.
Que les membres de PUnion st.
JEAN aptiste ont appris aveo un
profond chagrin la MOTT de Mines
Rosalinda Couture ct Marie Loui-
sc Pilon spouse respectives de nos
dignes confrAres Joseph Couture
OF Joseph Pllon ct qu'ils ofrent
aux coDfrerss ct aux families 6plo-
r6es leurs plus tendres sympa-
thies, dams la douleur qu'ils 6prou-
vent q la suite de la perte qu'ils
viennent de sublr.
Quill soft aussi r6solu.
Que ces pr6sentes resolutions
solent inser6es dams les registres de
l'Union ct que copies soient trans
misses aux famill 8 ct aux Journaux
Francais de pEtat.
Votre tout d6vou6
j. o Porlier
Sec Archlviste.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

Ind6pendamment des monnaies
fractionna1res de nickel ct de eui-
vre, il y a sept sortes de monnaies
en- usage dams la r6publique am6-
ricajne.
1. Monnaie dor, 6talon monetai-
re-, ayant la meme valeur lei qua
P6tranger.
2. Monnaie d'argent, ayant une
valeur nominate 6gale a celle de
I'or, mails n'ayant une valeur IN
mimseque que d'environ la moiti6
de ga valeur nominate.
3 Certifcats de depot attestant
que le porteur a d6pos6, dams le
tr6sor des Etats- Unis une certaine
somme EN- OR.
R. Certifcats similaires aux pre-
c6dents, le depot etant EN- ARGENT.
S. Les "greenbacks" qui, depuis
1879 sont remboursables en- mon
naie dor on dargent
Aussit6t remboursfs, on en-
6met de nouveaux, le montant DIES
"greenbacks" en- circulation ne
devant pas etre diminu6.
6. Les SHERMAN Treasury No
tes," remboursables en- monna1e
dor on d'argent.
Quand Giles sont rembours6es
on OR, Giles sont retir6es de la cir
eulatlon; quand Giles sont rem
bours6es en- argent, Giles sont emil
SOS de nouveau.
Files sont done destin6es q dis
psra1tre.
Z. Enfn les "National Bank No
tes" guarantees par I'm depot sup6-
rieur q leur valeur ct remboursa-
bles en- monnaie l6gale des Etats-
Unis.
***
Nous serons toujours heureux,
dams les limites de nos fables con-
naissances de r6pondre aux ques-
tions que nos lecteurs voudront
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

Nous avons reeu la lettre suivan-
to, q laquelle nous nous empress
sons de r6pondre:
M. PEditeur de TECHo DE L'OUEsT
Minneapolis, MINI.
P~ourriez-vous me dire, dams le pro-
chain numero de votre journal, quelles
sont les differences esp6ces de- monnaie
on circulation aux Etats-Unis ct vous
obligerez
IT, T-.r---
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

Nous serons toujours heureux,
dams les limites de nos fables con-
naissances de r6pondre aux ques-
tions que nos lecteurs voudront
bien nous adresser.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

requirement. 6oIOus OuSoASS Co0
jours-lA de 6 heures A. M. jus
qua 9 heures P. M. Qu'on SO lie
disc. Qa'on lise l'EcHe DE LOU
EST al l'on ne veut pas SO four
voyer q la prochaine election.
~.
Lon est a nsttoyer l'aqueduc,
i,allais dire notre ecnrie d'Augias.
Go nest pas trop tot.
Duluth est monde d'eaux mine
rales de CO temps-ci- Ii nous en-
Went de Duluth, il nous nous en-
Went du dehors. Toutes SO procla-
ment pr6servatives infaillibles
contre laA f6vre typho1de. Lon
ne parle plus a Duluth que de CO
que l'on bolt. Lon bolt l'eau mi
n4rale a base de CO s%el-ci, q base
de oe sel-la: il y a meme l'eau q ba-
se de-. au plutot avec un c0uteau
g.os GU petit, sulvant On on sc croft
plus GU moins menace de la f4vre.
On dit meme que plus dun prohi-
bitlonniste poulsse lesprit de con-
servatlon jjuusqu'A go1ter de cette
derniAre maudite eau min61ale,
poisson pour laquelle ills 6prouve-
raient IN REIMBURSEMENT .d'horreur
en- autre temps.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
FOSTER, BESSIE X CO.,,

Largest Clothing Buyers the World Operators of 27 Stores
 3l7 MAIN STREET, BRID0 EFFORT. CONN.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

of the Christian forces to get down
 deeply into human nature and to touch
 and recover it at the point of it's most
 supreme passion is at variance with the
 vitality which resides in them. We be-
 lieve in life, even in the divine life of the
 truth of Christ. But we pause when
 we see it going down so deeply into the
 Hebrew nature-and perhaps all uncon- sciously to itself-that the waters of be- neVolence begin to flow with such head and volume. It is very much as it is with getting the artesian water in Cali fornia. First, there is the surface earth, then come the ashes which seem to have been left of volcanoes which have burnt 1ut their fires and become inactive. Then, we have the alkali; after this, sandstone formation; next, the lime- tone layers zone of slate follows af-
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
IMPORTED BLACK CLAY WORSTED

The right thing for dress and church Our price ~ $l3 and these suits the equal of any SIS and S2o Suits sold anywhere
 Our Celebrated Vass,borou@h Clay Wor~tcls at $I0 has been matched by any other house. They in three button cutawIyS Single and double sack suits.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
BLACK CLAY WORSTED SUITS.

We have always made ~IociaIty of these ~us-o1orng values that have been machrd This go farther than ever before and make grand popular leader $I5 Cut awayS and Sacks A full suit, coat pants and finely made and nicely trmneI edges stitched, latest style and made from
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING.

Just like his athcrs Here the place, is the time to buy. We've done great things for the shopping motcs
 Every table in great Boys and Chilrcns department has attractions for style appreciating women
 We only want few moments of your busy day to set you admng, talking, buying. You will find everything suitable for Spring for boys to 20 years, the lowest prices named any nywhcrc, quality and make considered.
 Keep in mind we have in stock all the little flxings that mkcs mans outfit complete Furnishings, Hats. We also sell everything in Outing Suits, Bicycle Sui Golf Suits, Yachting Suits.
 Open Mondays, Fridays & Saturday Evenings.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
BRIeHr aLoRIEs REALIzEp

which flashed aforetime upon the vision of these ancient seers. The mountain of the house of the Lord shall be exalted among the hills, and all people shall flow unto it.
 Do you say these august visions are all spiritual, and that they can come to pass only in the realm of ideas. So be it. I do not know. The prop hecy is well too deep for any lummet I command. But if such speech is literal and the great Abraham is to come to glory in the rein vestment of his children in The Land Promise,'' it is such noble heroes as those of the modern baron's order who will bring it to pass, forasmuch as he by his wealth and his conservation is also a son of Abraham.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-08
The State Fair

President Powning Of the Agricul-
tnral Society 10 busy perfecting all
details ronnect-d with me coming
Stat Fair The week promises to be
al Interesting q al the program has
been carefully arranged. In addition
to the regular racing events q number
Of special attractions and new features
will be introduced so that the sport
will not only be conducted by day
light, but will reach far into the
night. Bicycle lantern pnrades,
stereoptican md electrical displays
a grand carnival procession in c. g.
tune and nov-lti S OF various kinds
to anus and entertain the public will
be presented on the streets in the even
ing. and all in all it is proposed tC
make it II festival week, a regular
Carnival lie Venice" in fact that will
make resident. glad they live 10 Reno
and make visitors glad they came
The Pavilion will b. IA grand success
for already space has been solicited
aud awarded for splendid displays
Jour0al. 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-08
The First White Bow.

In 1859 or 90 a male child was corn in
Virginia City at the corne of c street and
Sutton avenue, who was named for his
father, Mark Bryan. He learned the print
ing trade here, and is now in that business
in Phillipsburg, Montana. The same year
a female child was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tilton. She was named Virginia and is
now the wife of Sam Connors, a carpenter
formerly employed in the Ophir. and after
wards at the Union Iron Works in San
Francisco. He is at pr, sent in South
Africa and reputrd to be wealthy. Both
OF the children were porn while what is
now the Stale of Nevada was Carson City
Utah, therefore the Unionville boy men
toned in the Enterprise of the 9th, was 3
little late getting in for the honor of being
the first male child born in Nevada. Any
old C~omstocker will remember the efforts
of the friends of this couple to bring abou'
the marriage of the first couple born in thi,
camp. The claimants for the Unionvillt
production must try once more and &C
back a few years or read up a little or &C
knowledge their error. Yours,
AN OLD FINER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-08
Machine Politics.

Washington, August THE pho
nogrsph. or grAphophoDe, may play
aD important part in the coming Pre-
sideDtial campaign. A suggestion
has been made to Senator Jones.
Chairman Of the Democratic National
Committee, that he consider the
matter Of buying or renting graphic
phones and putting them t" work for
the Democratic ticket. Surh a sug-
ges'ioD has, in part, already BEEN
acted upon by the Repub cans II
he does not care to make the National
Committee managers Of such n
unique Campaign. other PERSONS may
put the idea Into operation.
1t is said that the Republicans have
put Photographs to work in the larger
cities, supplying campaign songs f"1
the amusement and editicati"n of en-
thusiastic Republicans The sug-
S-.tion to Chairman Jones, however,,
is of a different nature. 1t is that
himself, Candidate Bryan and other
noted silver speakers make ten or fif-
teen minute speeches for enrolment
on cylinders # the g~raphoph"ne
These will he taken and put in ma
chiue-, which will be- sent all over the
country. They will prove double at
fractions, and it is believed, would
d,aw large crowds. The graphophone
itself would prove Interesting to all
the smaller cities, and towus of the
cOuntry, but Containing speeches Of
eminent men of the Democratic party
it wonld be ure to draw large crowds
The scheme is that Democrats be
sen through the county with thest
machines, ADVERTISING like a show
when they would be at n certain place
When they have their audience il
shape they would turn on the talk
No charge would he made, although
belief is expressed that if there VA
charge enough to pay the expenses o
. the operator there would be crowds
i everywhere. 1t is said that the Re
: publican campaign machines ar
made to pay ther " expenses, jus
1 like all machines in use for the pur
d pose in general. II the idea mentiona'
: should be carried out. it would prov
the most novel scheme in the histor
Of politics.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-08
A Warrant for NeagIe.

San Francisco, August Z "A war
rant WAS issued this morning for the
arrest of David Neagle on a charge Of
battery. The complainant is A. j.
Collins. the MAI VINO Neagle recently
assaulted for %tothering the Southern
Pacific officials with his alleged
wrongs. 1t is stated by Neagle and
his friends that James H. Barry is be-
hind Collins, and that Barry is trying
to make all the trouble possible for
Neagle The latter says he is going
f. keep the peace, but will not allow a
wanton attack upon him to pass uh-
noticed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-08
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