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Evening journal., 1896-09-03
The Laurada Aground.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sept 3. - The
steamship Laurada, which has figured in
several Cuban nlibustering expeditions, is
aground at Port Antonio. She was going
into Port Antonio TO load and met an out
going steamer in the narrow channel.
The Laurada's steering gear was defective,
and in the effort to avoid collision she
went aground. The grounding was pure
ly tho result Of an accident, and the extent
lf the damage has not been ascertained.
Evening journal., 1896-09-03
Tho aIoores Resign.

CHICAGO, sept 3.-W H. & J. II.
Moore havo resigned their positions with
nations were handed TO George NJ. Pull
man. one OF the largest carriers of Dia-
mond Match stock. w. II. Moore was first
vice president and director J. =. Moore
was NOT a director but was second vice
president OF the company.
Evening journal., 1896-09-03
FATAL WORK OF FLAMES
Five People Burned to Death
In Canadian Hotel.
FIERCE FLAMES IN SEVERAL CITIES
Norfolk Has n 100000 Connagration.
Rendering Many People HomeIessz- Had
Blaze at bridgeport Elmira Gets a
scorohing-o opera House Burned.


NORFOLK. Sept. 3.--The immense five
story brick plow foundry and implement
factory OF S. r.. White & Bro, PIG WaCor
street, was totally destroyed by fire. In a
very short space of time a number of
buildings in the lane leading TO Main
street caught FIRE, and the flames spread
rapidly from one tenenNnt TO another and
consumed the entire nook The Union
stockynrd, on the east side of Nebraska
street, caught fro and was soon destroyed.
TEs flames from this building communi-
Gated with the row of houses adjoining
the stoclyard on the south, and soon they
were also burned.
One hundred families, white and color.
ed, residing In the burned district have
been made homeless and houseless by The
contlagratiSn. Tho change in the wind Is
the only thing that saved the property OF
the Old Dominion Steamship company
and that of the Clyde line.
Tho loss Is estimated at 5000 600. Alto
gether 20 houses were destroyed.
Evening journal., 1896-09-03
Serious confiagratIon In bridgeport.

BEIDGEPoRT, Conn, sept 8.-At an
early hour this morning fire broke out In
piumb's pork packing establishment on
Middle street. The loss in that establish
ment Is estimated at $50, 900, with only
small insurance.
Evening journal., 1896-09-03
rubber King buys locomotive works.

Providence, Sept Sit is currently
reported here that Joseph Bannigan, the
rubber king, has purchased a controlling
interest In the Rhode Island Locomotive
works. This concern has been shut down
several weeks and has plant valued at
$500, O00
Evening journal., 1896-09-03
Opera House at syracuse burned.

SYRACUSE. sept 3.-The WIeting Opera
House was almost totally destroyed by fire
at an early hour this morning Loss,
$50 600
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THE RAILROAD MEMS HOME.

A Statement From the President OF the
Local w. {. T. L.
A false rumor Is abroad to the ERECT
that the Women's Christian Temperance
Union Home" for street car and railroad
men is Il money making scheme. designed
to benefit an interested few. Through the
kindness of The Post next Monday we
will publish n COMPLETE statement OF our
work. giving list OF donations and names
of donors, also brief explanation OF our
nurpose. TODAY We want merely to state
this simple proposition that right princl-
pies can not produce wrong results
Years are often necessary 10 demonstrate
satisfactorily the earnestness OF TINS S'd,e,
ment or the falsity of Its opposiie, nut
NC believe that an ounce or prevention
IL worth many pounds of cure wrecked
life may he reclaimed hut someth,ns mas
been lost to all et.rntv. Tho present
state OF society Is not n compl ment 10 IL
sclf--at least the balance ssens all on
the side OF sin and wrelchedness, notwih-
standing the efforts of IN" benevolent
minded in behalf of those in whom the
world at large interests itself least.
We 10 not claim TO have invented
or tn be sustaining charity. The ciass
Of young men We are inter"siinT ourselves
ln are not beggars or orphans, bu, are
solf-suprorung, wige-carnins gentlemen.
The underlying princiula of nur work Is
found in the fact that as esneral rule,
boarding House IS run for the support
and advantage OF the one running II.
Little or no thought Is given TO guests
aside from that of collecting weekly or
monthly bills. We purpose making the
Home sat-supporting through the board
ana lodging feaiure and not TO make II
any one except the hired help actually
necessary Ia do the work. This is why.
to those for whom II H. opened, We place
entertainment at the low nrice do
When completod should there be a small
reveuue, II will 20 straight to tn" treas
ulv OF the Central Women's Christian
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NAMING THE PARK.

Eighteen hundred and seventy-thrce
coupons suggesting new name Tor the
park, were received up 10 last night.
The suggestions are coming In not oniy
from Houston. but from all over South
Texas
Whose suggestion viii be selected?
THE PRIZES.
A handsome gold-nlled, ladies' or gen.
tlemgns watch and a season ticket 10 the
park
RULES.
Each suggestion must be made on the
coupon below.
Anyone may make one or more sugges.
lions, but only one suggestion can be mace
on one coupon
The coupons viii be numbered conseou-
lively as received and opened by the Cou-
pom Editor
At noon Tuesday. April IA, the contest
viii close. and list of the names suggest
ed VIII be turned over 10 u COMMITTEES or
prominent business men of houston to de-
eide as TO the most appropriate name.
These gentlemen viii not know VINO sug-
gestS the names and the one they pick out
the most appropriate VIII be used.
Upon the selection of the name the
coupons will he submitted to the commit
tee, and the one first suggesting the name
chosen VIII he awarded the prize.
All Houston ~ Interested in this park
and The Iost feels sure Its readers will
take an interest in seeing that II is appro-
priately named.
Send In your name to-day, as the first
suggestion might WIN II.
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SPORTING NOTES
LorIsVILLE.s RIG MEEr


Louisville, Ky, April II. August 10 to
H. the DAYS asked for by the local organ.
ization for the National l.. \. w meet
Of iS9G have been sanctioned by Chairman
Gideon OF the National racing board and
preparations for the star cycling event
OF the year are under fun Roadway. The
work Is under the general direction of the
1890 Meet club, whose officers are the men
most prominently connected with cycling
In this city. Committees have been az,
pointed to look after all the details of the
entertainment of The tens of thousands of
wlreln"n VINO arc expected TO attend
Tho feature of the meet, which win I'm
al! pro hahiliiy interest the visiting wheel
clubs the most. is the parade of the l.. \.
w, which Is 10 take place on Nednrs-
day afternoon, and ii is estimated that
there VIII be Siom whoclmcn In line This
parade Is known as the annual parade OF
the l.. \. w. aud is the chief feature OF
every meet. TIE league offers prizes Tor
the club bringing the largest number OF
mon and the finest and handsomest cos
tunes.
In addition. there viii be three days of
racing for the richest purses offered this
year. runs to al, the neiGhboring points OF
interest, country runs railway excursions
To Mammoth Cave river excursions, a
manufacturers pageant and Il grand bail,
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THE GREEK GAMES.

Athons, April l2,-The festival in honor
of the seven,y-tifth anniversary of the in
dependence of Greece continues, though
most Of the important athletic events have
been decided.
A luncheon was given at the palace to-
day in honor of the victors IN the games
the guests at which included the mem
bcrs of the various committees connected
with the festival. the correspondents OF
foreign newspapers and representatives OF
the local press.
The chief event of the day was bicycle
race from Athens to Marathon and back
the distance being ninety Kilometres
which was won by Greek named Con-
siantides in three hours twenty-five min
utes and thirty-one seconds. The Greeks
are much gratihcd al winning the two
Marathon races. today's bicycle race and
the foot race, won by Louis. from Mara
thon to Athens, amid such great enthusi-
asm These TWO great races in fact were
fixed upon by the popular opinion as the
leading events of the games and the
Greeks feel that their champions win
ming both of them goes far to compensate
for other defeats,
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whole duty you Will have little ,rohhia
~ uoIns SO curing the entire season mn
no. 'u hot nor your trouble will have
just commenced, ana your usefulness as
IN utupirc practically he at an end. And
r ~" CTonGiunt5 with this bit of advice: ''Ra
porieciiy fearless In doing exactly what
you believe to be right"
one OF the winter books recently ro.
rrel'Gd a big con mission on Senator Grod,.
irlhe brooklyn handicap, and MIR. uaIv,s
lions '"'' :" the quota
l., a change in the schedule of games
1--WE h,wetn the Cleveland ana I.o,iIsyill"
o oiI mas been made. According to he
o on 1,n n louisville plays in CLEVELAND
anG 10. The Clevelands. accHrdina to a. ,1i ~
schedule: would play in Louisville ~ Jn ,nc
! ~ ana ~ anl September % "a % and ss
.nis pan would have caused great in.
v,,oil,''rhlence and useless expense. Tho re-,
Iii ;npi schedule Will be as follows: Louie.
S ssr IN ieveiand June II. IL and II and
JASON az home Will. by the chang end
'ep''inDer 10 with st. Louis. zz -
s, ~ pm Of which the following is a s,nn,
H., KS necn passed by both houses ~
~, ,no New YORK legislature and has iona
40 w governor for signature: .'Ricvclas
,ta,,, .1Trby declared 10 be ana shall he
nr,inia' naSsaSe Tor the purpose Of This
rae hnu snail he TRANSPORTED as bag
ni"so Tor passengers by railrond cor,nra
Mons ana subject to the SANE liza XIX, i.' a.
10 n,'" n no snch passenger shah be ren,,irei
~ vfate' cover or Otherwise nrnteri m,
Ill ra IL icyele; provided. however. maj n
to ,r "tu corporation snail not be reuuir.d
no, "nSpoTl under the provisions ~ this
person mgr" .. IMAM one bicycle for a single
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and Rev a. n. Llwyd each took part IN
the services. Bishop kinsclving delivered
fuc sermon, taking for his text, Our
Savior. Jesus Christ. who hath abolished
death and brought life and immortality to
light" Timothy, II. Lilo. His argument In
suhstant!ation Of the belief IL life pc
You'd the grave was very plain. and an IN
tercstcd congregation gave him the closest
attention throughout his discourse. Iho
bishop is an able speaker and his sermon
contained much that win he impressed
upon the minds of his hearers.
At the conclusion OF the sermon, Rev.
Ayes presented his class for continuation
and the solemn rite of laying on of hands
WAS nerfnrined by The hlshDp.
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CIrY KREVlTlEs.

llr. q, l.. Noteworthy. secretary ~ the
Houston District Medical Society. has is
sued II call for meeting tonight at room
SS Bnz building.
The exhibition of mind reading which
was to have been given by Alex, Story at
Bryan Hall last Night was postponed ON
account Of the bad weather
OWING TO the inclcmcncy of the weather
the meeting OF the committee on German
Day celebration was postponed until next
sunday morning at II O'Clock Al Turner
Han.
The wife Of Rev Leavcll the Prcsbyterl-
an munster is lying very III. nni Rev.
Rankin requested tho prayers of tho CON
yesterday.
n. h, McClcland, aged S2 years. one OF
the oldest citizens OF Houston. died at his
residence on Elysian stScet yesterday
morning at 2;30 o'clock. Tho funeral VIII
take place this afternoon Al Harrisburg at
I
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pERsoNAL MNNrIoN.

W x. Morrow OF Sugar Land is IN tho
4 r. Whitaker of cucro Is visitor to
captqin George Lock of westlake. La.
is IN the city. '
rived In the city yesterday
General r. l.. Ro-sor left for Austin
lnsl night. whore he viii lecture tonight
Mr. j, l.. Rnwloy Of Ennis arrived IN
mn, city THIS morning TO visi, his mother
NM brother Mrs. n. X. Rawloy and
MIR A. y. Rawley
Mr. r. sokolosky. wife nnd daughter
WIN leave today Tor Alexandria. La. to
attended he wedding OF his brother, Mir
l. Sokoosky, formerly Of Houston
Res MIR Tigert Of Nashville. rcnn..
who has been conducting meetings for
tho past week ~ Shearn church. viii
lcnN" This morning for san Autonio 10
attend tho state conference of the Up
worth League.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

taisnnn nase ban game that was to have
t hn, drp place yesterday afternoon bet wasn
no ,v n,einen and the league team was nos,.
ponrd OH account OF rain. was poS''
will NAV ow ana Wednesday New Orleans
in ~ ,h Cup, This is one OF The fastest cln ,,
he an southern league and the fans VII,
how wi" tb. og these games to get a line %" on
ieaguers nome team Will best the Texas
sonny Hoffman of Peoria II,
Mi new men signed by Mana a.. one OF
Win an "a. vii! Immediately go into ' pras ae
shortsiop an and OF pI lhs team Hoffman is a
anu nnunpuque. He is said to be = ea ana with Win
on tha spou hiiter besides being FAST , ,na,r
and I Is p a,ms. He Is always In the he gamn
coaching li,n nes another shaffer on the
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ACCEpTS THE TKUsT.

Hon. Perry McComb 10 We the orator on
Decoration Day.
The following communication has been
received in reply TO tao tayliatlon of Dick
Bowling Camp Of Confederate Veterans:
Colonel VIII Lambert. Acting Adjutant.
Dick Bowling Camp, c. &. V, Houston,
Texas.
Conroc, Texas, April il.-My Dear Sir:
am in reccint OF your kind favor of yes
tcrday, informing me of my election by
Dick Downing Camp, United Confederate
Veterans, 20 delver an address on the oc-
casiOn Of the cclchra ton under its auspices
of Coufcdarato Memorial and Decoration
nay in the city of Houston on May g. 1896
Permit me TO express through you to tho
Veterans of DICK Bowling camp my CRATE
hll appreciation ana acceptance of the
flattering honor conferred upon mo by
their action In this instance and e. add
that the character Of my sympathy with
IA" objects 90 TINT occasion forhids that /
decline an opportunity to partake Of it's
Inspiration. With sentiments Of cordial
consideration. yours very truly.
w r. McComh
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TIIE RED MnN.

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va r,,,ts ~, Wv
'"'H
There was conference in this city
Yesterday between GRIND Sachem s u.
Nh. ,,.,. l. ,,, . ,, ,,.,,,., =, 6,
.''"i'' ''i'"' N''ISi 90 '"e iN'N''"S o. -
Fnwko,t of Palestine and Great Keeper
~ the Wamuum n. 4. Randolph of tho
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good of the order were discussed. Grea,
s,,bc,n Moore announced tina, bo would
can a council of INC pren, CHIEFS Of the
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LAWN TENNIS.


Austin. Texas. April II The annual
State tennis tournament will be held this
season In Austin, May rs, 10, 20. The ten.
mis- association N Austin is making prem.
arauons and now have three courts in
splendid condition. There Will he sum.
cient accommodation at once of the hotels
especially prepared 10 entertain the guests
at which "A banquet viii be given TO the
participants on the last night.
FIFTY men have signined their intention
Of entering and the prospects are that the
participants Will be able 10 get one rate
on all roads.
The following towns viii send representa-
tives: Dallas. Fort Worth. Waco. Hous-
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COTTON EXCANGE ANNUAL EIEC-
IiON

The annual election for officers of the
Houston Cotton Exchange aud Board OF
Trade viii he held on Wednesday ne,t
the 18th instant, between the hours of Ia
Il. m. and y. m, To which tho mcmbnrs
individual notice.
c. W. Kidd
Npfll II, 1870 Secretary.
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was held yesterday afternoon al the
synagogue on Preston avenue, with a
large number of members in attendance,
After routine business was transacted
the following officers were elected to
serve for the next six months: Henry
Danncnbaum, president. H. Landau. VIC
president, Simon Grconherg, reelected
secretary, and f.. Grconberg treasurer
The blkar 'holim Is u Hebrew cliartahlr
organization With u large nleinborshln
and has been Incorporated under the lava
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POOR METHODS

Are sometimes used by competitors to get
business. The meanest and most con
lemptible one is circulating malicious
fnlsehoois This is being done by one OF
our competitors. We are employing only
Legitimate means to get business. have al-
ways. and always expect To. We have
been with you long enough for You To
know this, and ask that yon remember us
as IN the past,
81 Packards Troy Laundry.
9l2 Prairie Avenue. Phone 1872.
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pESECRATlON or CEMETERY LOTS
n. tho Editor of The Post

Houston. Texas Aprl l.. l am In
formed hy a friend who read my note In
this mornings Post regarding the lar
cemetery that IN years gone by certain
ornaments were stoeu from Judge liam
bleu's lot in SAM place. The executive
committee that had charge Of tn" hlace
at that ,imc promptly offered reward
81 S2'0 for the detection Of the thief. Soon
after he ornaments were returned during
the night. but the reward was never
claimed. Might not 81 similar course pur-
sued by Mr.. Tinsley bo uroluctivc Of
similar results AMI scare Oft inc thieves
even now? John y. Dickson
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SPORTING TIPS.

Tom Lansing the Louisville welter-
number of rounds at Memphis April "a.
In his instructions to EMPIRES President
Nick Young of the National league says:
~ Is useless for one umpire TO enforce
does exactly the sam II YOU commence
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TOOK INN 10 san ANTONIO

ted states army. stationed AT Fort sar
houston. arrived in The city yesterday
for the purpose of taking back to san
Antonio Thomas T., Recdy. who deserted
from the United States army about two
years ago. AT tho time that Reedy do
serted. no was "A member Of the seventh
cavalry, which Is now stationed in Arr
IONA. Sergeant Campbell lort last night
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IIarllord UNISON OF the Now York. New
Haven and liarlford Railroad company.
IN communication undcr date OF March
II. 1896 To A. ~ Moore, secretary Of Tho
reNas Automatic Light company, writes:
suffice 10 say. is that We are using the
New Light" AZ Morlcn. Wallngflra,
Rerlin ltast Berlin and rhompso.gnlr'
The system gives perfect satisfaction
and Is Tic most ecnnomlcal light NM ns,. .,
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MAmlR AND sLAvIN MATCHED.

fitlsburg Pa. April i2.-Mahcr and Sla-
yin were matched here today TO fight
before the Empire club. long Island on
April -. for purse Of $500. 1900 to go TO
the loser. Buck Cornelius represented
Maiher and Tom O'Roirke Slavin. The
match is TO he for twenty rounds
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A pIsrINduIsnED VISITOR.

Il. A. Johnston, travelling missionary for
the Chicago Timberman, was In the city
yesterday and left last night for Austin,
where the State convention OF lumber
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NEW ORLEANS 3. SAN ANTONIO T.

san Antonio. Texas. April l2.-The Now
Orleans team bea, the san Antonio league
team today by a score of to l. II was a
pitchers battle, Parvin pitching for San
Antonio and Secrst for New Orleans The
runs were all made on errors
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on San Antonio BRENNAN. Georgetown

ION, SIN NHVUHo' bTVIHaTI, VIVVT SctUWTI,
Hcarne and Austin
Circulars giving particulars will be sent
out about the 18th of August
by sending TO Leslie Waggener, Jr,, 1900
san Antonio street, Austin. Texas. any
further information desired can be OBJ
tninfl
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April II, 1896.
WllI. ENTERTAlN DELEGATEs.

The Epwortl League OF Shearn church
Methodist church OF this city will give a
reception to the delegates from Galveston
and other portions of the state tonight an
route To the State League conference nj
san Antonio Rev. MIR. Ward. presiding
elder OF the district, viii have charge. Of
tho meeting which viii be held in me
chalol OF Shearn church. Everybody in
vitcl.
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BLOSSOMS MIMEOGRAPH the New
Automatic, just received. Pastoriza's sta.
uonery Store, s0i Main street.
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PORT LAvAcA MOTT i,

PUNT l$n ii N~7
Port Lavaca, Texas Ap.n "A y
dies gave a splendid cohcei, "a
performance last night az y. ", NJ, W
for the benefit OF the p' after "
be repeated tonight. ana vesr
the young ladies' a,ppc,nroes1i
take place. the band re even, b,
Kindness by furnishing, Innate, mated "
Great pleasure is an'ic'p'
one. sSedt
living on Coloma creek, from q
town yesterday suffer'ns. r fsri!I
caused by troubles In M mpors1,I
hoped it viii only be . LING xas1
Ia a hard working. deserss. var chIs,
with the assistance ol ~
built herself nice hoihe'
HOUSTON BUSINESS N
The directors of the 10" ai "a
forget TO meet prompt, impa|
afternoon, as business VI
mands their attention
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For indigestion

Use Horsford's Acid a
DR.. Patrick Boot, Oxlolribed \
II have frequently Preas,ion, "
propriate cases of indises" <.
satisfaction
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Il. c. Crawford. the Tea -
avenue
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Have you tried Bursnn,sr.
Shcrbert. Better than e'.
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The finest soda water =
Burgheim's Drug Store
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Smoke Ralnmakers' ~
store.
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Dandy Roach Exterm,Ist
earth. Guaranteed. LewyA' d
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-09-22

can and do make some excuse Tor q
brave man, fighting the battles OF his
country, but I have no excuse for a
political thief, tool and slave all in n
debauched body. I think such a man
is too mean to be thought of, only as a
fend in human shape. Do we want
another tool and slave, If SO, he Is be-
fore you for the highest Of Office within
the gift of the American people. Nc
Kinley is the m an with a running mate
by the name of Hobart, and Hobart ls
also a slave, being a p oil commissioner
for the coal trust railroad. Are we not
fools to vote for such men9 Let us rise
above party by voting for the cause OF
God and His Son, our wives and child
dren and for our whole country. There
should be no ~partisanism, but there
should be patriotism Of a high type.
Let us have it. Before 1892 we had
political fraud and corruption, coupled
with the strong drink curse, to these
two great enemies we now have the
gold trust, and these three enemies are
all governed by the Devil. In these
three curses there can be found none
of the milk Of human kindness and no
brotherly love. Shall we vote for the
cause of humanity, or shall we vote
for the Devil and his slaves.
W. DREwRY SMITH.