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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29
JULIUS SYCLE B SON,
THE TOWER.

co,.,aren,s Dark Tan Half Hose, tuii
..'r,ics, they are selling everywhere
ot ot-2c a pair; our price to-day iou'
Mrs for 25c.; buy as many as you pleaso =
All dav. Pure White Cotton battihs' o0'
a pound. nj, cho,tot
chndren's Heavyweight Blue CheNlO'
Jackets sizes to u years, only N'so'
pIACK FIGURED DRESS GOODS
from the Arlington Mill sale; the Sc'
l(ind for DC. a yard; some OF our hlSh
rond merchants are trying TO make you
believe thew are not 10 be had anywhere
else except in their shop. n,.,s.
o. nieces of beautiful Bright ilAius'
regular price SOC a yard our price @9c'
We are showing the best range Of Sc
,oc zoe 75c.. and Sl.2j Dress Goods III
the city.
CARPETS.
All new and fresh. bought from hrst
hands no auction goods, for such SUN
arc ALWAYS discarded patterns.
uandsome Tapestries, soc. yatu'
tina Wilton Velvets. 75c. a yard.
oc Heavy Ingralns 25c. yard
LADIES. AND GENTLEMEN's
UNDERWEAR.
We nave been looking out for the car
conductors and the motormen.
Heavy Atwood. Light-Blue, Ribbed
shirts and Drawers. 81, worth $50.
Ladies' SOC Bleached Ribbed Vests, 29c'
Full line Of Infants and Children's Un-
derwear. Come to the Underwear store
for your Underwear
The largest and best Comfort in the city
for 81. carded with pure white cotton.
Red and Black Boucles for Children
Cloaks. 81 a yard.
Flannellette, for wrappers. &C..
Dark Outing, SC. "A yard, instead OF SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29
Suicide in Bristol.

BRISTOL TENN, September 2s.-(Spe-
cfal)-Maggie Johnson a young woman.
died I'm Bristol this evening from the ef-
fects OF a dose OF morphine. taken with
suicidal intent. She had quarrelled with
her lover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29
FALL OPENING.

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
September Goth and October LIST.
| will have my opening OF
WALKING HATS. TURBANS AND
TIE AMAZON HATS. &C.
The FOLLOWING WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY, October 7th and Sth. | Will
open .>.
DRESS HATS AND BONNETS.
EVENING BONNEIS,
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES.
There will be no cards to either OF these
openings
Mrs. l.. r. NORRIS.
2o6 north Fifth street.
sc q. 2e&Oc 4.6-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29
sudden Death of MIR. shcpperson.

Mr. Phillip ). Sheppers1n. an employee
a. the Richmond Locomotive Works. who
come 10 this city from Newport News "A
few months ago. and resided at No. S23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29
Temple,
Pemberton,
COrdeS & Co..
I and 9 west Broad street.
0s0S0CGo
Black and COIOred
Dress Goods.

Our stock OF Black and Colored Dress
Goods comprises only the newest and
choicest Of this seasons Foreign and Do
nestle Productions. From all VINO have
seen them We have heard nothing but
words of praise, and we can truthfully
say, without fear Of contradiction. that
no house south OF New York ever did or
ever Will show such a collection OF choice
goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29
MOURNING GOODS.

Priestley's silk-Warp Eudoras. Henri
ettas, Crepe Cloths. Crepons. and Craven
cites, all qualities, from 15c. 10 $3.50 a
yard.
All-Wool. Silk-Warp, and AIl-Silk Veil.
ings ranging in price from 81 TO s..
Made Wells 81 10 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29
BLACK GOODS.

Novelty Suit Is. both rough and
wool. such as Crep0n. Velour. Brocade
Camel Hair. Matalasse Mohair Boucle.
Striped Bohcle, and jacquard Frisse. In
wide range of new and choice styles.
prices from $50 to $3.50 yard.
Mohairs. Serges. Diagonals Whipcords
Broad and Habit Cloths, Camel Hair
and Cheyiots; prices range from soc. TO
g a ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29
Richmoudcrs in New York.

NEW YORK. September 2S.-(Spocial)-
A. Oppenheimer. Aston; IL. ;. Talbot
Marlborough
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29

We are agents for DIR. Jaeger's Sanitary
Woollen Underwear. and carry full Inns
OF Ladies' Gentlemen's, and Children's
In all sizes and weights
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29

Old papers for sale at sc. a hundred at
Dispatch Office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19
THE UNION PACTFIC,s DEBT.
ne Government Dire tors Recommend
tbs. Road BE For~clo~s,,i

New YORK., sept sS-Ths government H.
Teet0Es = |As Enlon rac.se raa-3aa N
f@e3T annual report. submitted te-akv. say
iaat tae 'gavs3eaI c0ad1tsen nf the pror,-
cry is @xce-i@n. IN every respect. J913-
G.o&S aHc 4toe-1. exuenG tl1res m ~ road
t~s1 1oF o2-Asst4-=. ICES and uew rails havs
tee7 oo1Eh. aud are being made. and n.
Fo-Ang stock as pertaining % ire property
Aas been keps n excellent condition
regarding he negotiations for the sat-
tsesue2. s0r the government the report
eoh-4r&dez IN general terms The govern
r9e2t directors desire 70 repeat the sux-
gsStlors contained in tha4s last report wlta
ne additional suggestion tn2t. Il u "a
toQna im9r21tlcab.s % ccrn htne the fore
closures of the Cn-oa ar8 Central Paclne
n c2nia aEa7oraueoas ugocce 84ngs. walca
soala result Ia .ae sale q both rrooer-
les OF the same occasion. and render pos-
s.ele EAeir purchase b. single interest.
1Ese separate Hen % the United s.4sax
upon The Union Pactse railway ur1aer-.,
should he foreclosed and sl4e property sotd.
IN relation 20 This subject the large n
teTests which are represented in the com
paaies which are charged wItn ne reor-
ganlEatlon OF the property may. somewhat
later n the year. assume a mare definite
attitude and define more Clearly th> rar.
"nlcA they may BE- willing 20 take n
reaching satisfactory adjustment of N.
government claim. i may. in tha. event.
he necessary for the protecting q the gov
eEnment th2t pTomVt action f.e taken In
case the pending litigation Should require
some action or l2tegvf ation on the par. of
Ire government. or in case sarse r~0p0-
slaoa foT settlement Or adjustment. On
? s4t may seeEu 90 ts3e government alrec-
tors % BE- reasonable terms. should -
0Aae. y g snail 81" supplementary report
T3ta or rcconme eraaslqf.~''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19

oid~timeFs -n political Rars lTe-fran those
a. tfls .otaea 70 5.g crowds aud faui t-
~ita tae history q campaign Nork. TIE
Httle cltT gDre esr.y morning has ttsa
literally 5ammei HitA visitors from -
tAnl esi.as an2 nasr by towns. The psra.e
LAS afternoon was an hour ard taree
aiN0t@s ia passing q given po4Ut.
Al 3. was a nell-crw an4ze3 ana corc-
pact parade. 500. tna mra msrch.ax tts1.
an1 sixteen abreast bar tac uarehere
~are only fraction ~ tae crowd. ara
when, 10 response to heE.e calls they as
s"maie1 ~ points Ass Euef shore Was
scarcely any sgprecl 4ci~ d5mlnatiou 81
the eros2s Rhi-h i'aei tse streets along
TIE proposed or3er az uarea. Several
railroad men declared ~ aiSet that iheY
had hauled l@.p0 people iuto Canton scv-
eGfy-Ave train loads.
State Republican Chairman Charles
hurtG tonight estimates khe croNa present
on tae street IN ths afternoon ~ chc hlg
tent meeting 8rt aboat thn ~ r. rfev
home At s.noo and far ahead ~ any, <
N oalo's history Congtes~rnsn = 4
Norfhway. OF Garte.t4's oft district srlf
tAe meeting was three ti-nes ~ lar2e as
tAe Fmew1ra bic NcstRgu reserve tf.rf,e.g
meeting that was addressed - Grant ana
EonkHn- How. Sylvester T Everett -
Cleveland. asi1 the memorable Grant
Conklsng meeting Rt Warren colt rat
compare WITH IT, Special excrrsi 71s f-eu
Cleveland ara dozen other points sEgaf
20 the crow :, after the afteYuD-a .-s-
Er8mn,s ha3 been hnlsaef
Sky Thousand may 30 coneif--cs n
conservative estimate % the people who
came hy RAJ. outside - Seark county.
~ the a8o people in the county p-3b-
ably half were a; the Canton meeting.
J'he delegation from Un.iy township. co.
3asntfana coanty. na4rche3 80 the NJ
kfr.ey home during tHe GaF a~& were
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19
SHOT IN Ills BED.
His SON Arrested ON suspicion and Cir
cum~tanglal Evidence.

N@w York. sept. Ts-A~ro.3 F-10sch ~
t1se cloak man8sactsrlaz arra q Baruar-i
FasgeVnsk q Co. Is ia the h0srf,ai WIKI
l..rse pistol sho, sounds. tIss s1u. Wl.slaFl
b. FloscH is .u custody on saspsc5oa u
hav1uz stteaar.tes 80 .aks - father-< i4ss.
Tee shooting occurrea IN the apartment
- the elder Flosch. s. the Eo-~l Feteter
ia llVe1 sheyc alone ais w4fe having dad
tsree yea~s ago. The son wen, 70 his
fs-he-s rooms ssa4e n3idnlxat Az 4
o'e3ocE f1ur pistol sac.s were heard IN
Q..sek s4oeess4eu. When ta@ rgo~n was
entered me elder man was f0und seem.
.rz.y aaze1 ~ Ais woan4s ze1 oEllv ao,e
- sag. Z guess 20 aholr family
-roao.es" One pissoI fsall aa1 entered fh@
BREAST near tne heart. a.7tss- RAD strfck
the rsSsr wri~,. the tAsr5 PASSED ;hrouEh
,-= left forearm
After ~ TX taknn 70 - hosr r.taf. Arno.a
E so@eh sai3 h4 Ras wing ca the o@3 wren
RE one stood over him and wfth0u;
warning began shooting ~ IA Hs sa-4
ae 3l5 10. k1ow wno a1e5 the sEo-s
Yong Elosea sals - snew uo.af-E
ehoas ihe shooting further than tsai Re
hs4 seen aToese4 t~oaa ~tsH2 ard found
As sataf~ bIass-F from the bolsi
asaz6s Ee Has bed w.saosst bal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19
POSED A. = BARON.
Committed Suicide go Avoid the shame
OF xn0Aur-p

~ NfAf-sAf-%--
San Francisco. SER k-Tlfh the faen-
racatlon - he body or an unknown youth
whc committed suicide under mysterious
c-rc1Fn tances on Suuaay u.sht las.. The
story q he youthful but brlss career az
a alleged German haroa a. Belmont N
san Aateo county has 5ast come 10 light
Asc9t year tramp was picked up on
the highway between Redwood City and
be.mout ny a pnilanfhrupsc resident u
t1e latter place. who took him home and
gave h-fa employwen nt. After working for
almost nine months tae youth. wha Wa
known as Harry NcerigT. confsed 20 ne
ladies' of his mnlover's aouSe iald .naz h~
vas al impostor. Instead % being ar o--
dsrary tramp he VAS Baron I. won Ze.l-
= -cs. the eldest son % q German noblarnan.
Amoag Other incidents of his llfe he ra-
lated aow he had been an Officer ia IT,
German navy. but bad deserted hls sap
for imaginary grievances when IL Sau.a
Africa and had " 3Eked Ais way 70 tbs
c0ast.
Since hts arrival here 10 had beea IN cor
Tesponcence with his father aud the lat
ter. who was a PERSONAL and !ntsrlste
friend - tse German emperor. had *
efc-sed his political pau ard h@ had
ro7 only ose sorgi. n fer desertinE IS
salD. bat bad been ncnored hv Al aproiu.-
IuFnt IS hrSt lieutenant. lie also incf-
dent3lly mentioned fhat sis dear mother
rad 1sfa -a Germ ng and On her ffat th-
bed had forgiven him and btqua aAthaa hirn
=. a. tH American Do7sT. Recent letter..
b. $50 stated, had heen -ece3v@a hv N
announcing thst ar aiIoStnse tsouli soon
- forTe rdtd 80 him by }aS father. who
was anxious FOR him % rerarn % as
2 rhe-lsut
Is he produced letters 20 suhstar rtlat.
his story, hls romance vas credited nv
one member of the family a. least. ths
v0Wngest daughter % his employer. who
as.onishe3 her relatives by announcing
shortly Afterwards that Sas RAD p,ightet
he~ Sroth 10 ne baron. Pending inquiries
the distinguished foreigner ceased 20
ork ard lived rs tSa hoaored guest of
his beuefactoT b1t 5gst before a letter
arriYet from Germany denouncsrE airn as
: 2 .ru7osto- he disappeared.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19
FORAN HONEST DOLLAR
Burke and E. c. Hughes
Blast the Silver Heresy.
ARGUMENTS THAT CONVINCE.
Seattle Theater Cannot Hold the
People Thai Come TO Hear.

Not Beenre In This Cam paiGu. and
Rarely fn Any. Have Two such
Speeches Been Made sr the Cause ~
Honest Money and Good Govern
naert - People Turned Away The
Two Speakers Make Eiocuent Al
pcals Against Anarchy sad Hcpndi-
alton The People Of Washington
Warned by the Eats OF kansas
Under PopuIsst RUE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19
sFwAIL HEARS THE CRY.
He Admits That BRYAN Nav Win with
out ftyss

Ss~ York. Set IA dispatch 4, -
eTS9 '-0EH Bzg1 he. says Afr Sewal
l2Fal r1- Aals7T@1r1 ths ery whsch has rere
e al over Fas country <7E eIts re-1re7ae1.
frosrs fae fFee sl,vs- t8cSat
I1ere 4s aesofateEv nothing n rhts
AK zosa. r1y wl.A3-2SsnE II. tn.aE
- 4as2ra- shall net rse5re .ass- a2y
tseiasrsstA-lres To- s-xcsrsaens shat rarrv
.s21eEs are bringing susla to bar
2Fs9ss -. io- tglls lgzTpose IS - are fa-se-
szso3
see very clearly. however. that NJ
B-TAn -ay ~ ele,se,s ars -nAr NAV
not -. Z sn thinking more ss cree silver
-ssA1 of Sawa1s~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19
CANTON IN THE LISTS.
ohio Campaign Formally Open.
ed at Mckinley's Home.
THE WHOLE TOWN DECORATED.
over One Hundred Thousand People
trowd the Pretty Streets.

!, treat and FnthusiAstic Meeting
Presided Over by the GOV eraor of
ohio--euator tuIlorn- = Forcetul De
nancsation or Bryan's Moonshine
theories - senator Ihur~ton Ably
Contrasts the Two Candidates, and
the Platform OF Anarchist Altgeid
and Gen" coxey aud That of the
Eepubiican Party.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19

anton, .. Sept. Is.-T-he formal opening
"f lhf campaign sD pnio iesy gives ohso
'fe% nsaFk sn political 4 faaDssratlone.
.itifs comparisons z.H ae fu4ae N.h
= sefsasfer =. }s@. .r Canton in the f1ture.
''A- = t1e consensus - att.7i2u expressed
aTse tor. sht. AE4 the opinions cone from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19

= II
have be.u ss~ea4 In .4srras 4se~Fr.s.ls8 +
tE@ new S.sttte tfs~are~ fasy f,isnt ~ h.-~
4 :is-.;ss.s,. .sf tbe 5sssse. ~ sse p~s-s-s
political ,arnnsfrs, ns Efeo Tsorr,e. F,,ir..a
sr5 fson r = Ffues..< -g-hs 80 og .t
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en3 fsssr -,vee.r.,. tars AZ tr.s~,t~A-..,r.
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- s-as, - ssf1 is3e spsrsos1s ait-ssnrs room.
EtileEifs and asi 'ata tHsH ti.fd ID cfe
flowing. Secretary II. T. HAYNES. o. ere
Sy-s.3 Aonfy t+tsa. ta arr4a-fd JuaEe
BuTAe AErat pf szsss1atsse il<t4nS sef-
eEti Tecouis 1f ttornea tas speaker. wae.
afeev expressing his EFal4tjestsoa tbss 20
great in5erees vas HseH4-sestet sE th@ cAoa-
I"isn. s4e3
~ are u tar a3tst af 3 political cor
tess involving. as Z believe. sae foanaa-
ti8ua ~ social af*ier ani ffse integrity -
Republican lns{ltUt.ec~ Soree ~ Gae der-
aaratlous ~ tAa f'ateax5 convention ARE
50 revolutionary ga tee8esaey. ss maena claz
10 :he Reifsse anl Yragr refffy - the com
try. 80 s,4hs.esssYe 81 Is~ ard order. that
tG>.r PRONUNCIATION startled the country
Ike a lre beN IN tee n5sh- ko~ the rrsf
tla.e Ia eur history are 01 t4e eseat poli,-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19

CoISooro. y. c. sep. 1S-w .li.ar :.
BRYAN arrived here "a. It-s3 .sst nrht.
l-s PTtY-ls car vas slae-,F4cke1 untl 8
tfts morning, when ae delivered an al
srsss from tne platform - a 4AFse croHa-
&r. brs an spuze zs fo.soR=.
Ladies ana Gen men. IN gh!s cam
FSAssn "e APE HEltluE together fgg-rs1 -
'sE7tinE among ourselves. ! remember =
rs years aga P0p4llat n congress s7l1
esaE 1oH1 Fl South Ause-I- 4 there ren
S.1 usoa The pr&lri~S SmaA burros tat
3 tafne o. danger. y len st.A .ks : ty 1ii1
annals. @1ll1 gst togeta@-. putting thrgr
heads Together and Their .sst Of tAe >El-
side. 50 tacy forued 3 circle wlsh their
aeels and kicked the enemy. but ae said
Il 2aS often ire case tnak he advocates
q varI12z reforms would put lhel~ heads
q the outside and kjek each olaer.
tLaaghterj L aas been 200 often the case
mat those Tho are aSh.sag Tor reform.
because they could not agree entirely.
w11l1 interfere Ti-a eaca ot1er and ea1A
attempt 70 oTset tus others work. IN thls
campaign those who believe ia Inc 1res
coinage of silver hA.e been l.gh;-nS to-
sether regardless % differences OK opinion
uls9a otGer s8o5Ects. Democrats y I'D oe-
l.ese L. t4rlI reform au8 Republicans = no
te-eEe - pvo,e-i-on are 4tsa 10 go %
sssAer aaen both recognize tAat tsse
Qaesttsn-
y Popailst lead In the house Nell *
PRESSED NE lIek p hen he sal taat while
he believed in P0pulisi doctrines. yet he
vas wiling - .av soue - t1am as j. u2-
! r he c0Gtd secure other reforms. For
! instance. he saiI while be believed "a ;ae
government ownersHl9 % railroads ne I'd
not want the government % own the raj
roads "A long as Ihe railroads owned re
govern ment. J. IS thls willingness 20 lsy
~ 3e Minor differences In hours ~ danger
taaE characterlzes our people and gives
tae sarcst proof shat they are able - rse
- t1e requirements of any emerge ency-
Some tInles they accuse us ~ raising a sec-
tt0n4l lsSWe. ono OF the beSt evidences
that rHF platform adopted as Chicago DOES
not raise "a sectional issue = f0und in the
iarruage 81 The platform adopted yester-
1ay "a New York. Let ne res4 II 20 you
h fAen Teai ne NeH No~S platform
There. within nc siadow of Wan
sfress though aealnst ths combined op-
uos3tson Of those orce ie4ziag tAs Demo
erats Of New York. wao have iefI tbe
Desnocratic party ard either gone over 80
| .3resy "a the Republicans or stopped for a
sgrumae@ss ST the halfway no1se. the Dem
oerscv o. New York declares -1e plat
form adopted AZ Cs9.eag is gne most DEM
o*rat5e g-AtfcrTu ever pct estcre the Coull-
.fy ay n Democratic convention. In t}sa
s-a.a of Connecticut they have also II
lorsa1 5ur Q4atfoT-n, aDs a-se71se = Penn
sv.Eara and New jersey In these and
other Eastern states IRE Democracy IS BE-
ginning 20 realize That the CE.oago pat
for-n presents 10 the American people
thsse graz issues around wA1eA the people
uas: L sister II they are going 20 retata
a government Of ~ ami for rh@ peoQic.
~Tne Chicago platform contained q
r.aax expressing a desire for az incons
lax. n, ssy.ng taaI We are gong 20 is-
rore tse decision o< the slurerue court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19

tgs- EEtT sE7nlszi L-A42as 0E1s+-a-l ~
tons ssmos. sas-sr thss Trey could oe
counted. TO -otanae &ziso-T-ef 1e-eg--
t.ozs present were tns Yogng Nen L4I.,
cla2 ard Arn@ricas tl1o. Q. F}l-19la
tse E-EasrS 9aeets- o. ~ ne slrE. re 4fRfF-
eazos fzae. ot C,evelan3- and the ~Eaes--
E1e1 Clubs - "a e1o ana Lelf9-t-
A. noaa ne hrsls q ne p4rass oesan.
Tns procession moves = toi1- 1lS'sloas q
footmsr. ws-a large contingent of a.ei-
rnen a11 ho-se-nez- penn svaFa a1la, y -
Nars3nia ard Other states foTraez tils -
division 9alo. outside q SARA So .ia-'
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in oEee rsages m ta@ 2ea& ~ tHe "a
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D.s. fas PE-sA8ry delegation. heated -
r-e Ameraesfs anS Tarsr Clubs. au4 tae
Columbus 8aCscye club, aeI1g as an es-
ceyg - GOV. Blsa0eI ard supreme J11se
SaaE MAJ Mckinney thanked t1e
members - the el@ereat delegations mos.
cordially fo- 'helr v.si'
l. formally orening ne afternoon rceet-
INK IN she 5sg tear. COY. Asa A. Bushasll
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bly, Fellow Citizens: The formal oper-
ing - see Republican campaign in -nts
great an5 loyal Repub ar state ot Cai3
occurred Ia tae CRY o. Columbus. Aussst
u Ta= vast erovy1 that 81 sseuih.a ID or taat
81 -
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fsraker an5 S.ea4r. =. Woo3sord % Ne@
York easeu 0ye "A nlastar ar4 a. EexIh..c-
aas the peer o. any ~ thac political falth.
Thts splendid meeting today therefore.
cannot os called = carpalgn opening.
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formally declared % De sacn. ana whlch
vas he'd Al Columbus. wss not al open
ing Tae campaign opened months ago.
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BRYAN ON THE BTRROS
HIS SPEECH AT GoLososo.
4 Populist Idea Against the Gov
ernment Owning Railroads.

ne Apostle Of Discomfort and Dis
order Quotes the New York Demo-
cratic Platform, Adopted. He says,
Against the Com bined Opposition OF
Once Leading Democrats OF New
YORK. Many Of Whom Have Gone
Over Entirely TO the Republicans.