Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Gen. ACTIVITY IN COMMAND
Manifestations o. hasr,ur LfaierLg N.m-
ble In Bourbon Missouri
BUSINESS AND NpusTnL F-yyl
Omnhn Ncu in -. Ioui.-ChHts with
and stories Of n Juupuus Ui
Doctors Bound for
Ola Mexico.

Doctors Buuuu Tor
Ola Mexico.
ST LOUIS NOV. l4-,spee.u Correspond
en-, .s The Bee MiHaaUr. wen; owe, Co.,
UuU So, BRYAN yet Within short week a.. ..r
the election every one lors seems 10 have
tet.Iel Gown 30 tne conviction that thcy a's
GLAD tur puaueal excitement 90 over al-
ihat tn, result .s % i. ls U. course J have
uo, ..rtaa v..h go very many people Boz.
tnuss whom ] have m.t-bus.uesg ms.. if.-
1csaual mcI ana common people such as
street ra way conductors BARRIERS lu- nv'..
,mgIavus-Eotu T.. Doe lU %. ono % I'D. sl4 lt
they cUu be taken SO reflect The sentiment
O. lAs community there cannot De much
divergence %. opinion. guJEg glt.lE with q
Jrumueut democrat. federal oiicehuller
and q strong marty man. ] elected tls
Gnrvur 80 very leading question Yes
] yu-rl for Bryan but did t solely 10
urdsr 20 be able So say that ] voted The
BtrBiEl; democratic ticket. ] have always
been q Ereat slaNer for party regularity
and never voted lof but Two republicans 10
al ny life and ,husc were iUr minor offices
But knew ms vote was NOT needed 20 defeat
Bryan HHl ] thought fur q mgmgu, That
MrEuleys s election depended on my vote IL
would hive been Gus, Tor The republican
eipCturG."
Tho business men o. ST. Louis are ee-
peDlliIv hopeful and are looking forward
10 Immediate progress toward he much
promised prosperity. They suffered II com
mon with business men Jf other cities Of
r,uruutiDu during the campaign but insist
tina, things are already picking W. s..
Louis banks. alwuvs solid institutions. are
reporting money much easier and numerous
commercial projects % considerable uar-
nlrudr are said 20 be on foot
81 Louis is doing considerable building.
and 30 IL not all II lhe way o. repairs Lrl
replacement OF dHmHrcs wrought 10y -the
great storm o. last spring. ] went through
par; OF the cyclone area yesterday. The
evidences OF destruction are stlN plainly
visible although li Is only here and there
that mass OF ruins or partially oeuoI-
lHAel building uD-rudgS But eNeryV here
the line ig plain whore old brick work IT.
Joined 90 new h~lck work. indicating the
patches that have been addpd and The new
roofs mat have been built Lafayette pHfL
which was the storm center. Is s,lN II the
hands Of the gardeners and wu~lmen, who
Hre trying 20 restore n 10 something Ike
itF former self. but il will he years and
years before the trees and Bhrubnury are
brought ugaiu 70 their condition Of year
ago.
Mr. W s Curtiss who removed from
Omaha 70 st Louis 70 take charge rs dean
OF the 81 Louis Law school II building W
that institution and improving itB stand
iuE materially among the law schools OF the
country Mr CurtisF finds the work very
CnuEeulHl and has doubtless Just the pnfl-
zion be ought 10 have had long HEu. He Is
al ardent sound money democrat, and hHu
he remained 10 Omaha would prububiy have
been seriously mentioned IN connection with
the vacancy or the federal district bench
caused by the death OF the late Judge
DuuGy Mr Curtiss Notwithstanding all The
good resolutions he had formed not 70 re-
enter active politics dragged into The
campaign which thu ST Louis sound money
democrats wured upon BRYAN and free
silver He made q number o. political
speeches al meetings o. wOrEuEmCu Us vel
at Oi business men. ana contributed II nc
smull degree 10 the notable increase OF the
sound money vote In this state.
'ynu would he surprised 10 see the erec
Of a pres ideutial campaign upon the Circu!a
1iuu OF q great public library like ours SAT-
Librarian j. NJ Crundeu ~ the St Luui
Public library. We took all the books w
had that had any bearing whutever Oh thi
money question and put them together ant
IL place where they could be reHtlly nc
Cess,blE TO our patrons and the Ereuter par
Of the books We're in use all the time. Tn
people read everything from big bulk,
public documents scientific works by en-
inent economists and speeches by publ
men down 10 ne little Two Rnu tpur-pHE
leaflets issued by the campaign committees
J; did not mutter what the book was, som
one would read II Il 1t was placed Oh IN
shelf devoted to books about money.
"Our library now has Il most unique col
lection OF works on the currency question
Naturally, with so pressing public demand
we invested in all the standard works. The
J wrote 20 the ghHirmen Of all the dirgTeu
campaign committee both national and con
EresEiuuEl asking them 70 send the lhrgr
everything In The shape Of a campaign dOcu
men, which they might issue. They a.
compiled with the request and ] think IN
ST. Louis Public library has the most CON
piete set OF documents bearing Oh the cam
puiEn just closed 10 ne found anywhere
Em going 90 have them bound Or preserve
IL scrap books and expect to see them be
come very valuable IN the course OF time
when the pamphlets now SO common an
10 Toe had FOR the asking drop nut o. sight
mo. there practically no perceptibl
tnCrease Of calls for works Oh the tart
during this campaign During Presideu
ClpvCluudE last TWO contests the DENIM
wen; wholly 20 tariff literature although
never euualled that OF this yeGr for hook
on money. u there We're any proof needle
10 prove that the financial issue was para
mount IN 1896 the statistics Of our linrar
would be ull-couvinciuE.
on the train coming down here was
group of Omaha physicians on their way
the City o. MsSICo. where they are 20 a
tend the meeting of the Pan American Met
iCal congress. The members OF the Par
American Medical congress must all /
FoldhuEs hoouuso the membership dues az
pHvable rv gu American 50 gold piece an
nothing ,lH. .ad the attending delegate
ure Ouit.l- no preouutiou 10 huve then
selves supplied wI-n the necessary gold col
for this purpose Strange 70 say. the do
tors stopped LulEinE politics and regal,
the passengers with the usual batch
choice medical stories some old some ney
''Do ] believe in faith cure Osteopathy
Christian science and other methods
healing without medicine Yes for som
diseases These various treatments wo"
imaginary cures for various imaEiuar
diseases. There Is no question that peupl
cHu make themselves sick by imaEiuir
themselves sick and in such cases the uul
cure is 70 make them imagine themselv,
well
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