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The morning times., 1896-09-14
APPEALS PREJUDICE.

The free culna &c Of silver nay he afvo-
Gated from patriotic motives, but it * ar
rant dema gCgiSm to array foT selfish
and undcnCcrauc purposes class against
class. the poor against the Iich. employers
against employees. For the first time with
IN my memory we have a candidate Of "a
:, called Democratic convention appeal
ing, not to the patriotism and Dcmucrlcy
,f our people, rot 10 their conscience and
Intelligence, but to their preiudices dpd
dislikes."
Alter citing the fact that no existing
power can take from him his credem Ials
member Of the Democratic rational
committee. unless with his consent. Mr.
Sheehan concludes:
IF the State / have the houor to repre-
sent stands i'll September where it s;cod
Ill June, l will gladly continue rs its
representative on tnat committee. Hut II
the organized Democracy of the STAT rt =
verses It's position, stands wher IL -h,Gld
not stand; pulls down the banner II De-
mocracy aud hoists the flag of Popui.ni.
l viii not continue to rei.resei; it
This decision is rot made wI.hnut a
full realization of the fact that nld :; I'd
dear friendships may be severed. :.cs
that have been knit i'll fierce STRUGGLES
for the success Of grand old party thet
deserves Il far better tate may thus b.' .ie-
stroyed
But my duty is clear to me. Whcut he
Democratic roll of honor is allied CcsiI e
TO be among these who had the .,,.i.:Ee
TO refuse to lo!.cw the banner Of P1pi!'S;n.
falsely labelled Democracy. II =. 3uf-
:Glo convention fndorses the platform Cf
the Chicago convention, or its rOi:h!I' 'es,
my designation viii Immediately he or
warded To the material committee.
WILLIAM F SHEEEAE."
The morning times., 1896-09-14
SPEECHES BY THE MILLION
Extra Force of Man at Work Fold
ing Them.
Appropriation of Eight Thousand Dol
lars VIII Not Pay the Biii-Like
Never Seen Before.

These are busy times up at the Capitol,
especially i'll the folding room.
During tie past week an extra force of
Iiftr Iarn was pu. .u wOrs on III. senate
side
They will lie kept as busy for the EeXt
six weeks as il is possible for mcp to be.
No employe at The Capitol has ever seen
the like Of ii. col Bright has teen forSed
10 place fifteen OF these men in the taSc-
n.ent uf the Mditby. sc.Ii-.l.iil; Er tcIare. =
he would never do again. II. thinks il is
not proper place III which LEA place any
one. TEirty-fiye men are in The folding
room and ten in the warehouse on b street
Iher are nearly ialhu- ever ,aCh ether
So closely are they packed together.
TIE documents MIICH arr ivIng sent
out are furnished by the Cd;upaigu COM
mittecS. They are printed on Tie outside
and the Democrats and rOpui!sts, al least.
are sending them TO the Senate 20 be fo.t!cd.
All the StEatc wagons are kept going as
hard iS they can and even th"n they cannot
keep up. Senator Faulkner, for instance.
IS sending in 10000 speeches each day to
be folded
AT the last session Of Congress SS .uCu
was appropriated for tEc Senate folding
room. This is the largest amount ever
set aside for this purpose, but IL viii no.
come near rilihg the h,ll. II costs ~
thousand to fold tECs" documents, and
that means that only S,uOO,UCU Of copies
can he sent out. Already tie orders duu-
be tbcS.. figures.
The force Is now working on the letter
OF Hon. BenjaIrin futtcrwo-tA, The uCdIe>s.S
OF Representatives Towne, Linton, Eutch.
and Bailey, and Of Senators cockTeil and
Vest. These documents are marked,
folded, and Ia gccd SO that II IL only EcoeS-
sary to direct them at Committee head
quarters.
over on the House s.ie tie twenty-five
employees Of the ro'Giug room there are
kept luI As busy. The Job is the largest
ever attempted and the .sergs.;i 1T "a arms
offices VIII hc glad when ,lss election is
over.
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BREMEN TO ESTON.
New Agreement Between Southern
Pacific and German IIoyds

Pacific and German LIoyds.
San Francisco, Sept. 13.-The Gail this
morning states that the Southern Pacific
Railway Company ana the North German
Lloyd Steamship Company have entered
into all agreement Whereby the latter Will
establish lIhe Of steamers to ply Lctwccn
bremen ara Galveston feeGcrs to the
Sunset route.
Inr tlamUurg- American Company will
also enter into this conIpe ution with
hamburg as lis eitreput. Ibe Iare from
Bremen TO New York is S34 aud Ir,m
Hamburg to New York S31 80. The same
rates viii be charged from these European
ports to Galveston.
II will or seen that passengers travelling
via Galveston will be enabled to save the
difference between the fare from New
York to San Francisco and that from Gal
weston To San Francisco, which at present
amounts to Sl675 by way OF Norfolk, Va
and S2l.To all rail.
opposition to The plan of the Southern
Pacific has already developed among the
reads Of the Western Passenger Associa-
tiops, who claim that passengers should
not he billed by the steamship People fur
ther than Galveston.
The first steamer Of the new line, the
Halle, will said frCm Bremen for Calves
ton direct on September 20, and the Gre
field is scheduled L" follow one month later
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ADDRESS TO DEMOCRATS.
Issued by the Executive Committee
Of the Honest Money Element.

Issued by the Executive Committee
of the Honest Money Element.
New York, Sept. 3.-The executive COM
mittee of the Democratic Honest Money
League today issued uD address to the
honest money Democracy of the nation,
who hold country and honor above party"
In which they denounce the currency and
other planks oltEc Chicago platform. The
address concludes:
shall we sacrifice the prestige. Chara cter,
standing. and influence of this great eco
pie, that Il combination of spectators ma V
profit by the sacrifice?
Snail ~efcrin.t tne supreme cOurtoG this
country to be tampered with and its char
acter destroyed. that the yoke of slavery
may be permanently riveted about OF.
necks, and nat uubridled license may be
given to the enemies OF our institutions
"Shall we iBGOrse the doctrine OF non
interference with mob law merely to
secure anarchistic support to tie silver
scheme? From the graves OF our patriot
dead comes an appeal in the maine of liberty
against such infany.
True loyal Democracy is now called to
patriotic duty. II worthy OF American
citizenship, you will exercise your suf-
frage where it will do your country most
good in this hour of peril. Our country's
honor, integrity, and safety and the peo-
pies rights, and this constitute today
our political creed, and the badge Of true,
loyal Democracy"
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She IS A BICYCLE THIEF
Pretty Young Woman Gets Away
With Three Wheels.
Police Hunting for n Miss Jordan,
Who Has Cleverly Worked Sew
eral Dealers-Her Plan.

A young woman bicycle thief is the
fastest sensation in police circles
On the morningoi Labor Day a la ndsome,
stylishly att:red young woman. apparently
not yet oft OF her teens called at the bicycle
establishment Mt OF Henry Thompson on Ninth
street, near New York avenue northwest,
and hired bicycle FOR a couple of hours.
She gave the nams or Mss Ada jordan and
her address as Third and Z streets north
east She came in Just rs any young lady
on Il like mission would. gracefully mounted
her wheel and sped away-but 'whither?"
Is what the police and Mr. Thompson are
asking.
lnvesti CATION has revealed the fact that
Miss Jordan. IL such is her name, Is reslol-
sible for the whereabouts of three other
wheels which she obtained in exactly the
same manner
Inquiry at the address she gave proves
IL fictitious. as she is unknown there.
Thus the police are puzzled and the dealers
anxious.
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
SiXteen-Year-Old Boy Tried to Break
Into House.

Clifton West. colored, sixteen years old,
was caugbtin theact of entering the kitchen
window Of Joseph Miles residence, at No
1450 p street northwest, last Eight, and
is now held at the Second precinct sta ton
as suspicious character. The prisoner was
detected by Joseph Miles. jr., whose father
is a special officer at the Riggs Market.
Young Miles was out in the back yard
and remained hidden when West climbed
over the fence. The latter was watched
and just as he was about to enter the
window young Miles grabbed him and
turned him over to Officer Z. j. Duvall.
The rest of = family were seated ON the
front steps. d West had not calculated
on being seeC He gave q number of ex-
cuscs for his presence there, and said that
he had been sent by Mrs. Jennfcr of
Vermont HILL" 10 see sick woman.
Officer Duvall called on Mrs Jennirer and
she said his story was false
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GRIMES OF WEYLER.
they tried to dislodgc him from the Caca-
ra aJicara and Rubi hills
WHAT WEYLER DOES.

Nevertheless, it cannot be said that Wey-
Ter remains idle Tor hc is daily occupied in
signing death sentences On the Criminals
inCcndiarics" which are constantly teIns
shot, pah!icly in the pits Of the Cabdnl
fortress in Matauzas and elsewhere isSIin.
DEGREES forcing the circulation of paper
money, which is reluctantly accepted, and
is expected viii BE- fatty refused in the
near future. thus originating a conflict IN
our money market. which viii De ct 81 riOus
consequences: giving out orders to convert
our great foundlings' aSylum-a private
charitable institution-intu Il military hos
pitaI. and throwing oIt the poor little
waits from their comfortable quarters into
the closed walls OF an unhealthy convent;
threatening to give out an edict prGa bit
ing the next sugar crop, complying, it would
seem, with GomcZs order on the subject
but it has had such Il tremendous effect ON
the local SpJniaris that he has not had the
courage to issue it yet.
All the garrison of the town Of San
Francisco de Paula. within sight OF Havana,
surrendered TO Baldomero AcOsta who at
tackled 1T with eco men, ard after Ia wing
the greater part of the town to ashes,
carried away all the arms. nluritiQrs aud
horses. The sound Of tie firing WIS
heard in Havana and caused great cxcites
ment.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
TRAMP THUGS CAUGHT.
They Attacked an Engine and IN .jurcd
Conductor and Fireman.

Erie, Pa, Sept. 13.-A gang of rail-
road thugs attacked the crew of tie engine
attached To tie Lake Shore accommodation
late last night ut State lire.
During Regular Stop, Engineer Edward
Hinckley of Euffalo, was beaten into in
sensbili,y, and now lies at his hCfne in
Buffalo, near deaths door.
Fireman Burrs, who tried to help the
engineer, WAS also hurt. The conductor
and his cre% drove The thugs off.
Detectives today traced two of the gang
Into q swamp near Northeast, and after
bloody fight. captured John and George
Gates. two desperate criminals, who are
now In Jail. They are TWO of Hmckley's
assailants
The morning times., 1896-09-14
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The morning times., 1896-09-14
FUSION IN MISSOURI.
POpulists Get Four Electors From
the. Silver Dem,5,rhfs

POpulistS Get Four Electors From
the silver Democrats.
st. Louis, Sept. l2.-Fusion between the
Democrats ana fopuiists OF Missouri Oh The
electoral ticket was accomplished today al
called meeting OF the Popuiist State
committee. Chairman Cook submitted the
the proposition OF the Democrats for fusion
This gives the Popuiists one elcCtoT-at-
large and three district electors ON the
democratic ticket. In return the Populists
will support Democratic electors for the
remaining of the places.
The Populist committee accepted this
proposition by vote OF IL to 5. Chairman
Cook estimates that this action will give
Bryan and Sew.all 10000 Populist votes
in Missouri.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
NO FAITH CURE
ABOUT sTUARTS DYSPEPSIA TAE.
LETS.
They Cure stomach Tr0u bles and In
digestion Any way, Whether You
Have Faith in Them or Not.

Mere faith will not digest your food for
you. will not give you an appetite, will not
Increase your flesh aud strengthen your
nerves aud heart. but Stunrt's Dyspepsia
Tablets will do these things, because they
are composed Of the elements of digestion,
they contain the juices acids and peptones
necessary to the digestion and assimilation
of all wholesome food
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
food II placel in a jar or bottle in water
heated to SO degrees and they will DO il
much more effectively when taken into the
stomach after meals. whether you have
faith that they will or no..
ihey iGvlgorate the stomach. make pure
blood and strong nerves, i'll the only way
That nature can do il. and that is, from
plenty OF wholesome food well Gigested II
Is not what we eat, but what W digest that
does us good.
S!uart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
nearly all druggists at so cents for full
sized package, or by mail from the Stuart
Co, Marshall, Mich.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
PRAISED The NURwEGIANS.
DIR. Nsnsen Said They Stood Togeth her
in Times of Difficulty.

Christana, Sept. ia great popular
fete In honor of Dr. Nansen, the Arctic ex-
plorer was held to lay on the Castle Square.
Bjornst iorne B, orIison, the well-Snovn Nor
wegian novelist and dramatic ro,t. made
speech eulogiZing Or. Nalscn 70. his scien-
tific work and his discoveries.
Tie latter In reply ylauGedthe Norwcsians
who. he said, stood together IN times or dif-
ficulty closer than other people, and pulled
better together when great occasions de-
tuanied united effort
The morning times., 1896-09-14
YOUNGSTERS ARRESTED.
Two Colored Boys Locked Up as Sus-
piciOuS Characters

Elijah Paddock, and Samuel NJ. Henry,
botii coloreu, aged thirteen ard fourteen
years respectively, We're locked up at the
Second precinct station early yesterday
morning as suspicious Characters The
youngsters were found by Policemen Light
loot and Cooper, sleeping in a wagon On a
vacant lot near Third and Z streets north
west.
When questioned by the officers they
stated that their hoIne was i'll Richmond.
Va. and that they had only leeD in the
city one day, having walked here Later
they told conflicting stories aud hence We're
locked up. The young prisoners will be
given chance 10 complete their story be-
fore Judge Kiinball this morning.
The morning times., 1896-09-14

London, Sept 13-The Plymouth Mercury
claims to have reliable information that
a massacre OF the ArmeBians remaining in
CoDstantinoplc is fixed to occur in ten days
or TWO weeks. 1t says that ArmeDians al
ready deported have been murdered by
wholesale, the ships on which they were
sent out of tic Country having chutes from
which the victis.Is were shot into the water
and drowned in patches.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
Steamer Dauntless LibeIled

Savannah Ga, Sept. g. The filibuster-
ing steamer Dauntlcss. which WAS seized by
the collector OF customs at brunswick on
her return from Cuba, will be Hbelled
tomorrow by the United States for violation
of the navigation laws in proceeding On a
foreign voyage under a coasiing license
without surrendering her enrolment and
being properly registered.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
Dynn inter Daly,s Welcome.

Dublin, Sept. 13.-Seven thousand per
sons. including John Redmond. n. p, and
Timothy Harrington, NJ. P. today as
sembled at the railway station to receive
the dyDamiter, Daily. who was released a
short time ago from Portland prison. A
procession was formed, which escorted
DAILY to the WorkmeD's Club, where lie
made a speech.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
Tragedy OF a Bank Failure.

New Orleans. Sept. 12.-An inquest was
held tonight on the body of Louis Colombo,
b0okkecpcr OF the Union Bank. who died
this afternoon. The verdict was suicide
by morphine poisoning.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
DEATHS OF A DAY.

New York, Sept. 13.-Joseph Tucker
Dunham. a well-known business man here,
died at his home at Plainfield, NJ j., last
night OF apOplexy, in bis fifty-fifth year.
He was the first volunteer to enlist from
Rhode Island. In former years he Travelled
very extensively through Europe
The morning times., 1896-09-14
MANY ACTORS THERE.
Funeral Services Over the Remains
OfJames Lewisin New York.

OF JNWeS lie W Is In New YORK.
New York, Sept. 13.-The funeral ser.
vices over the remains OF James Lewis,
the well known actor, who died on Thurs
day last, were held tits afternoon at the
Church of the Transiiguration, in East
Twenty ninth street.
The Rev. George II. Houghton. rector of
the church, assisted by Rev. W. X. Scott,
ofiiciated at the ceremonies. The edifice
was crowded TO the doors.
gusiin Daily, George Clarke, Sol Smith
Russell, DIR. HolDrook Curtiss, Henry Miller
John Schoeffei, John Drew and Henry F.
Abbey. The internient was at Woodlawn
cemetery. The floral offerings from the
friends and admirers of Mr.. Lewis were
numerous and superb
The morning times., 1896-09-14
200 Nth St. N. W.,

VIII give one months treatment and all
medicines absolutely free of charge. 1hiS
free offer also applies to all old patients
renewing treatment before that date. Dur
ing the free month the same careful ana
palnstakinG Treatment. and tie same pure
drugs Il nd medicines will be given as when
the regular full fee rate is paid.
The morning times., 1896-09-14

Murderer Caught in the Street.
wilkesbarrc, Pa, Sept. 13.-George Van
Horn, who is wanted in Scranton for the
murder OF woman in that city, two
weeks ago, was captured on the streets
here last night. he was taken today.
The morning times., 1896-09-14

Sermons Against the Sultan.
London, Sept. 13.-Sermons against the
misrule of the sultan and the massacre of
his Christian subjects were preached to-
day in London, Liverpool and elsewhere
in Great Britain.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
More SPANISH shnoting.

Madrid, Sept. IS. An official dispatch
from Manila states that the chief leaders
Of the ipsurrection in Corvite have Teen
captured and shot.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
WHY sHEEHAN WILL BOLT
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Is Out
Against the Chicago Ticket.
UN-DEMOCRATIC ARE CREEDS

1t Is Hard, He Says, to Break Old
Time Associations, But He Cannot
In Conscience support Doctrines at
Variance With Nat iOEal Honor.
business Is Waiting ON Conftdence.
The morning times., 1896-09-14

This'il be a busy week
getting the boys ready for
school.
You want strength and
style in his school suit-and
for as little money as posi-
bic.
Strong and stylish school
suits here for 81. 5O-s2.OO-
81. 5O-and S3.OO-suits that
you can't duplicate for a
penny less than a dollar
more.
We're after your trade
we don't expect it if we
can't save you something.
All-w ool, handsomely
braided REFER suits-for the
little fellows 3 to S-for 81
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Cor. 7th and E SITS. N. w.
No Brancl, Store in Washington.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
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September IL. Dr. Young, the oeiebrated
specialist In all Chronic. Nervous, Blood
riuro la
The morning times., 1896-09-14
HAZARD ALL ON THIS

The advocates or this platform hazard
everything on the single PROPOSITION that
the enactmeutof a law for the free o,in: ge
of silver. at the ratio OF l6 To / without
the ali or assistance OF ot3er nations, will
bring silver aud gold To Il parity
AFTER referring To the CuHUitIon OF the
country and the lack of confidence PIE
vai!ing, aud to the fact that the gold
necessary to start business lis and has
been waiting the settlement OF our riuan-
cial difficulties along the lines of honor
and reasOn, Mr. Shcelan says, referring
To the platform OF the last Democratic
state convention III New York:
Il stood ou that platform then: l have
never eft 1t since, AID l DO not propose
to do 20 Low. Let those Whose ICdg
Inert lcads them in a different directica
support .he Chicago Eu:EineeS. Let them
not, however, cast stIIctures upon the men
who insist upon standing wh.rr they have
always stood.
1t is not pleasant to break Old aSsoCia-
tions. / wish ! Gould bring myself 10 he
lieye that the Chicago convention was right.
and that national blessings wUlld flow from
tie ratification of its work; hut my CuI-
science. my judgment. and the expert
ence OF other nations convince me Of Its
error l believe most firmly that the
success of this ticket woGlG mean paralysis
of business, and that the avenues Of IN
dustrles would be closed.
Production cannot find a profitable
market in the impovcrishIncnt OF the peu-
pie. Panic, disaster. and ruin will follow,
aud ere the plaudits OF the victorious multi
tudes have died away they will realize
the poverty and degradation of the nation
and will turn with the anger of once
deluded but disaIlu>ioned people upon the
false prophets and idols whose advice they
followed
The morning times., 1896-09-14

New York, Sept. 13-Ex-Lieut. Gov.
William +. Sheehan yesterday sent a
lengthy statement OF his Views aud atti-
tude III the campaign to Mr. joseph b.
Mayer of Buffalo. "A synopsis Il Mr.
Sheehan s communication is Eere given:
Joseph b. Mayer, Esq, Buffalo, N Y
dear Sir: Replying to your recent let
ter Of inquiry as to my attitude in the
present campaign, leg leave TO say:
Ire proceedings OF the recent Chicago
CONVENTION Were unparalleled III Es.uCCratlc
history. Radicaism and not patriotism
dominated its course. The guiding, aud
III u large measure, the controlling spiIits
OF lhaJ body, were Republican UIIteu States
Senators men whose vOtes<nIaue 1t % ssh
bic 10 engraft upon the statutes OF this
country the Objectionable and disastrous
Mckinley law.
When before were rock-ribbcd Re-
publican prOteCtionisJs given in ii IeIuo-
cratic convention seats of honor ami per
mated To dictate and shape the policy OF our
party? The patrotIc aavice OF men VITO
had grown gray III Iemocratic services
was spurned and the judgment OF these new
Iound apostles OF an Ut i ernocratIc creed
were enthusiastically adopted
TRUE DEMOCRACY LIVES.
convention and It's platform III terms "a
scathing any that have been used 10y
others IN tie same vein, Mr.. Shechan con
tinueS:
democratic principles took root with
the birth of the Republic; they are as und
and lOIty today as they were wien first
eXpounded by Jefferson. An Democrats
should give their hearty support TO can
didates who stand upon platform which
redifirins and uphOlds these principles
But when these principles are aband-
pncd an! set asiCe, aud new doctrines
ut variance with national honor and na-
t.onaI progress are adopted. DO We not
cease TO lie democrats II we fail to re-
puG.dje that wi;.Ch Is unpdtriuJiG and
immoral?
What Democratic convention has failed
IN recent years To justly condemn Repul-
lIcan paternalIsnI? Where is tnere a more
wicked form OF pateTnalism than Tor the
government to stamp, for the benefit OF
the mine owners. J3 cents worth OF silver
bullion as S. iu coin? Where is the denloc-
raCy In proposition that allows The silver
OF the world To be coined at our mn nts free
OF charge at a ratio far beyond its intrinsic
or commercial value, and cumpelS our
citizens To accept this false and dishonest
coin at its face value in extingui~hnient Of
their debts AMI N payment for their Ia Dor?