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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21
PERSONALS.

The Duchess OF Fife delights in gym
hasttcs. and Is an accomplished mistress
OF the art of fencing.
Messrs. Rhodes, Hammond, Phillips
and Farrar arr between them rumorcd
to be worth E20,000000.
United States Treasurer tNebeller says
that by THE continuous count of an eX-
pert 1t Will require twenty hours to han
die 100000 standard silver dollars.
Prof. George j. Becker. after half a
century of sHrvlus as instructor in Gil
rard College, Philadelphia will re1ire at
tho end oftthe present month on an an
nual pension of 81. 500.
prof. c. NJ. Vincent, member of the
Royal Geographical Society, of England,
whe, at the age of 20. is making tour
of the West has made a special study
OF mosquitos. He says he has found
the insects. NEST ferocious lin Greenland
and on Cat Island, in the Gulf of Mexico
Marie Antoinette had rather a Roman
than German face. Her nose was of
the German type, her chefIl bones were
high and prominent, her chin was strong.
She was dull In conversation, and II was
once said of her that had she lived in
private station sh,' would never have
attracted the least attention.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

"A newspapers published in Havana b
clamorng for an dmmmedtate declara-
tion of war by Spain against the United
States. and argues slrat "alt THE breaking
out of host.lities the Southern States
would eecede, and Mexico would invade
Texas to recover the 'terrttory lost DIN
the war OF fifty years ago.
This IS one of the most ridiculous
things ever uttered by any newspaper
and 1t Is only noticed that the people
of this country may get an idea of how
we are regarded by the Span.ards In
Cuba, who ought TO know better but
don't.
AS toIthe action of the Southern States
In event of a war between Spain and
this country, why. the best troops would
come from the Southland, and almos!
anyone of the States of the South could
clean Weyler and his gang off the Island
in a short time, while TEXAS alone could
do plenty for Mexico-but the PROPOSE.
t.on Is ridiculous to think about.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21
MEMORIAL,-oUR GLORIOUS DEAD

'Bove the mire and mirage Of this sod
den stage,
Names and deeds, heroic, Fame pens on
her page,
OF patriots, who once hurled the grim
battle-gage.
In defence of cause they held just,
Pure as patriots Of old, rho for grand
eur or gold,
Their t)irthrights never had sullied or
sold.
But their flags are fuiled, never more
TO unfold,
Tn scabbaids their swords now rust.
Theme that never ties! Patriotism tina
fires,
Cause consecyated by the sufferings of
sires;
Desolation OF homes-desecratlon OF
spires;
Starvation, disease and bloodshed,
F'earless in fight, 'gainst myrmdons OF
might
Fearing. bard banners over heath and
height.
f'Hnchlng nor faltering, pain, priyatton.
despite.
TILL Hopes lowering haloes had fed!
Even though shot and shell, phunging
pellmeu.
Hissdl havoc, and horror. unylelding,
They faced and fought-but, alas, some
that fell
Soon Toasted hungry providers for
prey!
Where slain. some remain, on peak and
on plain,
In untrodden tangles, whats left long
has lain.
Unshtt:er'd. unscreen'd from snow or
rain.
Winter winds, or the summer sun
ray.
Honor the heroes to-day! Both the
the Blue and Gray!
Now that strife and secession have
pass'd away,
over each mark'd mound-sach couch
of clay.
Let fiowery memorials be spread.
Lettshafts spire high, to the azure arched
Grea:ing the first glance of Aurora's
glad eye,
fesI eternal invoking of Infnity on high.
FOR the souls OF our glorious dead.
n-,us.r. -Willoughby
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The pin factories OF this country make
1S.000,000,000 pins a year.
Six hunters have trapped 225 foxes
within ten miles OF Gardiner, Me-, dur
Ing the past winter.
The new Connecticut forest map shows
that over one-third of the State is
given up to woods.
The Swiss railways Excluding noun
tain railways) carried last ysar 80. 100, 9lS
passengers and 10.S0l, $50 tons OF freight
and baggage, the receipts being 99.5
564 francs.
There are in the kingdom of Italy
siXty-six medical practitioners for every
100000 inhabitants, while In France the
proportion ~ forty, in Austria thirty
four and in Prussia thirty-two.
Rev. Dr. I. j. Lansing, of Boston.
whose parishioners have Just asked him
TO resign, first came into public notice
about two years ago. by making some
reflections upon the personal habits of
president Cleveland, for which he af-
forwards apologzed. A short time ago
he denounced the late Governor Green
halge.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21
ssEMoRIAr. MITE aoxEs.

Let all friends of>the widow and or
phan of the Confederate veterans re-
member to contribute their mite to-day.
The good ladies OF the Confederate Me-
mortal Association have placed num-
Der of these boxes at the cemeteries
the clubs and at prominent localities
on the streets. Do not pass them by
unncticed. Drop in your mite. however
small. Let the children be educated tc
make q contribution. Parents can in.
culate beautiful idea In the minds oil
their little ones by providing them with
mite" change do drop in the boxes as
a donation to u noble and patriotic char.
ity.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21
KNIVES THAT cur Bora WAYS

Is the man of wealth alluded to in the
Pilot of yesterday. with a wealthy
wife, and living in a fine house who
returns his household furniture for city
taxation at the valuation of 500, 4
Citizen Reformer? If he IS not, are
there not men of wealth connected with
the Citizen Reform panty. and repre-
scented on the Ctizen-Reform ticket
whose household furniture valuation is
less than 500. and further. nre there
not men of wealth connected with the
CttiZen-Reform party, and candidates
on the Citizen-Reform ticket, who are
presumed to have large incomes. who
present not one cent of income for tax
alton? Take the mote out Of your
own eye, etc. There are knives men
toned that cut both ways
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21
RALLY. DEMOCRATS, RALLY,

The municipal campaign as conducted
by the Democratic party has been thus
far fought on high plane. Within its
own ranks the struggle between the
friends of the respective gentlemen
seeking nomination for Office was one
of generous and friendly rivalship,
and the result of the contest left no sores
or hard feelings behind, for the reason
that the primary election gave all an
honest and open opportunity to ex-
press their individual choice, with an as
surance that the same would be prop
erly recorded.
Then there has been no abuse of the
|Fsentlemen composing the opposition.
or so-called Citizen Reform ticket. The
Democratic party. united and harmon
lied, with q splendid ticket in the field
for salaried officials and Councilmen.
finds 1t unnecessary to employ personal
abuse. to cast aspersions on character.
or to impugn motives, notwithstanding
the provocation for the same, by rea-
SOFT of the shamefulJ vindictive
and malicious attacks on char
acter, public and private, that have been
used by the speakers and writer's of the
Sanctified paIey of Citizen Reform
The Democratic party, actuated by
a sincere desire to secure honest gov
eminent for the city. free from proscrip-
ton and persecution, is now engaged in
rally Of its forces for victory this day
week. and 1t is going to be rally with
splendid results. 1t will demonstrate
the truth of the assertion made two
years ago. and time and again more
than two years ago, that Norfolk was
honestly Democratic. and that 1t did
not require fraud or wrong to make IT
$50.
Rally. Democrats. Rally!
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21
GOODS WENT WITH A RUSH!

/, Every day last week was a regular trade
hummer. Themagnitude of rare saving chances.
which have been advertised from all depart
ments OF the Big Store, have forged on
ward and grown greater with renewed activity
Inc steady stream of business is the proof of
an Unprecedented Buying and Selling Achieve
ment, that signaIized the increased purchasing
power of money at the Big Store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR!

Nowhere in this broad land these famous Dollar Knee
rants SUITS be exceled for the price. The material is far from
the trashy sort The pattern good. The fabric strong The
value great Another Big Leader in the Boys Department.
FOR only One Fifty These Knee Pants Suits stand alone for
solid worth and good service Extra Pants and Golf Caps to
match at the small advance of only Quarter EACH Still
anoner bargain value in all WOO Knee Pants Suits Double
patent bands veted buttons and tapped seams Note the
materials then the trimmings make, finish and pnce-ony
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

The Washington Star thinks that ex-
PRESIDENT Harrison Is not to be blamed
Tor hesitation about throwing himself
|into a breach which was not very large
I'm the first place, and which is becoming
3saure and more crowded.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

The Washington Star thinks that 1t
afces mob violate any confidence when II,
SSssSerts that Mr.. Thomas C. Plat will
Hpt 1e Secretary of the Treasury should
ailiam MCKINLEY ever become Presi-
lent OF the United States.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

IT is @, lie. and q particularly impu-
dent one" says THE New York Evening
Post ito say that the country is now
ON a, free trade basis, and that It is
|neressary to elect Mckinley in order TO
|Sestose protection.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

ssIn order to simplify matters the Re
publican party should declare in favor
}of q pension I'D everybody who will regu-
Harry, uisder oil circumstances, vote the
Republican ticket. remlarlss the Gal
weston News.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

II is learned from the Boston Globe
That Minister Dunn says there Is nothing
~ the talk about Japanese competition
With lArnerica industriany Mr.. Dunn
has jnst come from Toxic, and thinks he
|knows what he is talking about.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

] 0ie report comes from washington.
spys the Brooklyn Eagle, that the Ohio
iisand dates friends are becoming worried
ESyer5 the fight that is made against their
|eayorits on sound money grounds, and
ssnat they fear a ground swell that will
Eswamp him at St Louis.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

1t Is reported that n delegation Of
New Yorlc BUSINESS men WILL so to
canton, Ohio, to interview Major Nc
3ESinley with regard to his position on
3the money question.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

So The Brooklyn Eagle says that an at
3tempt to secure the signatures of New
York bankers and business men to an
atfldorselnent of Mckinley failed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

\ "A Constnntinople dispatch says that
poo Armenians have been arrested and
Nortured because the death of the Shah
81 Persia has revived the sultan's fear
Iof assassination.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

The Duchess of Marlborough was pre-
3psnted at the Queens drawing room on
Infonday. This formally inducts her in
10 the British peerage.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21
rHlrRspAY. MAY 81. 1896.
II Chit PAGES.

Tillnram again declares that the coun-
ery Is going straight to perdition in spite
pf his own frantic efforts to head 81
sse
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

! Al Gerunsam colonel and twenty drill in
ntructors are to leave Germany for China
Inhortly to begin the work of reorganiz-
ssfng the Chinese army.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21

The Springfield Nfass) Republican
ssates that ut ds a fact worth noting that
lei ef ,17s replies from business men to the
ssaatlmore Manu- aeturers' Record, on
what the country must do to be saved
lcpf9Hssrci aaIy, orlly Go ispecified mora
'5sl1 20 did not mention the tariff. and
a}8sSyallted nc more tariff tinkering. And
Ieiisley politicians tel, ua
FOR; more fariff. ana,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21
solid VALUE TELLS!

One of these Famous Fom-Ftng Union Tailored Suits
Placed on man back is worth page of newspaper talk.
value TOR their hard earned dollars Never before were suc
y We1 N mads Dc, Sults placed on the tables at So $3.50 @ so
the best proof of their strong value IS seen in the manner
they're being gobbed up every day in the week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21
THE latest NOVELTIES!

Timer SUITS made from Finer Fabrics in Sacks Square
and Round Gn Single and Double Breasted full lined half
Nobby Mixtures, Fancy Pads, Beautiful Overpiaids, Ight
Dark and Medium Colors The stock embodies range Of
Cnoee Foreign and Domestic Materials covering every con
eevape SIZE including complete of Extra Sims Extra
Sous Extra Shorts and beyond question the most extern
fe SHOWING OF Fine Garments shown BY any Clothing Es
Suits out class in fit and general appearance the ordinary rn
OF Ready-Made Clothing about as much as an ncandescent
light does a tallow candle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-21
FORM-EIT Ting GARMENTS!

No merchant tailor. matters not where shows prettier
styles nor more correctly finished garments than the Suits
now on sale at Sl2 $50 S3 $3.50 and $4 Every STYLE
on me Fashion Plates represented in the Stock and every
weight adapted to the demands Of the season. is at your com
mand these Suits placed the backs of some of the
best dressed men in and around the communv and are
never Judged to have been bought ready-made from the fact
that the ut is Just as accurate if they were blt to measure
and fitted exactly to the FORM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
THE DESPERATE ENEMY.

Ths republican
a
IS
snoste nec be
ballot
arplar tools rouapo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
CREELMAN's ESTIMATE OF Rpvsss
What the Staff Correspondent Of the New York Norla ~
Says Of the Democratic Nominee Nv

this stainless the mora =,
he childhood of 'ah
the Ae Y
ms
he axe
pledges 'ln ~
Is TO In
ha a o 1A Ms'
ybreak
a Il
th leader
States be that Mr. r n'
heard vans ~
jar n New York World ,sx.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

Bryan should Be ele.,ed there - big
money In tho purchase"
This Is an old etory--so old that II IL Gin
gular some ono OF those who keep It In cir
cu'a;'on has never paused TO reject tha'
IL the silver mine owners double tho value
CT their holdings under a free coinage law
!; VIII be because a free coinage law VIII
double the value OF silver And II free
coinage will drive UP silver 100 per cen,
ala establish a parity CT the white meta.
with goid. why all this fuss about "repu-
3iauon." anarchy" etc
The talk about the silver m.ro owners
Is the most senseless Of all the rot which
the sold bureau has inflicted upon the
q untry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
A PERTINENT INQUIRY.

Indianapolis journal.
Why should millionaire holders Of Amer
lean securities, like Messrs. Flower
Brady. Whitney and belmont. fear n
panic through the unloading by English
holders OF American railroad and INDUS
II al stocks? Would not mis- great ui-
loading which they predict place the pur-
chm sing power IN their own hands. ana
viii not the earning capacity Of these
roads ana Industries remain the same?
VIII thers he one rail loss on the railways
or ono brick less IN the factories? FOR
the time being values would he real ano
not fictitious. but that would constitute
the mllronaire's opportunity TO invest. II
the European holders of American stocks
were such fools as TO unload these ex-
cellen, securities in large quantities. the
rich American would have an opportunity
to secure some very good property NJ q
bargain. The European stockholder. how
ever. v no too1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
Saly News,
TEXAS NEWSPAPERS.

The Northwest Texas Press association
ia announced 20 convene at Bowie the Nth
of August.
The Daily Post, an evening paper. will
begin publication IN Sherman August !.
Sam r. Jones. editor of the Fondo Her
aid, has been nominated FOR the leeisla-
lure and is receiving the congratulations
of his brethren of the press.
The sherman Register IS conducting
worry exciting bicycle contest.
Tho sunset Signal is now run under the
management of Charles Mcconnell. Its
former editor. Thomas Mcconnell, has re-
tired.
The Alvarado Bulletin has entered its
seventeenth year. /. Is prosperous, demo-
cratic and happy,
The Refugo Register is just 1 year old
and Editor McMasicr is elated over its
infant record and expects Il rapid growth
tho coming year.
Fred B. Robinson OF the Huntsville Item
is arranging an excursion to Colorado for
the members OF The East Texas Press as
ISOLATION after their next meeting. which
Will be held In Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
IT'S A SLUMP.
Fiock!ng to the Democratic sa, i
East

FIocking TO the Democratic sId, n
East.
Washington. July 23.-(Speclsl n
Tlmes-Democratp - Ex-Senatoe N
Walker of West Virginia W. ON
callers at National democratic ID
tiers today. He IS a prominea, Y
and has just returned from a,tsaaS
sessions of the court on the WaI
g.n.a circuit, having visited In tA7l
Nection many sections OF the State
singular coincidence most Of The q
conventions were in session a. tie \
points where court was belng h.I
attracted there men who occupy r
nent positions in county and StaA
and hence. men VINO could talk ir.kl
~ OF the situation. From \
standpoint, from the informatioa =
by him in this connection, W. {
predicts West Virginia will 70 6end
by LOCO ma jority. He said 10 hu [
seen such remarkable change v u
timent OF people Oh political nast1
Is now beng exhibited by the ~
his State. In every community u
OF all classes are attaching thenkl
the free silver cause He said ,hv
that the issue has been drawn y
between the single gold STANDARD
ircta. ism, and that they arc dotkl
the support OF ,he white meta
numbers. one feature OF tie q
which attracte.. mis- attention NJ
fact that this disposition Of w.
0Qf1ictX
ton, bu, was noticeable throue3l
STATE. Mr.. Walker said tina, wsn
democrats are losing one goh u
man from their own party they y
ing ten free SILVER converts HOE
publican ranks. who can not aols
platform of the 81. Louis convesl1
Among the communications fesi
day was one frcn the Jackson ce.
club Of Ph!!adelpn.a calling 70.
speeches and tor silver campuE
tire. The democratic ticket, Hsl
ed, would he supported by the eIs
is IN the heart of a gold sIancGl
Another communicated was inI
ees of "A weli-known Philadsipa
paper, which is perhaps the No.,
nuunced Mckinley and gold stsl
vocate in this country. Tho Hn.s
that they want TO form BH
.Sowall club, aud ask 10 be Prov
tree silver literature. The reluA
no; Ira said. was compiled WIZ
The fact that the Eastern Daa
come TO the rescue OF the gosa
preserving intact The gold rSsu.
mended, but their failure 10 c
past, when the government W.
worse straits. proyokes TIE inSs..
did they not do so them WV.
IS any foundation for the sw'3h =
is nevcr;h eless reported tia1 W.
Will be needed 10 move ths w
South and West In a monlh Il
hence, the East will be ven
advancing the wheNwithal ~
sign ms a reason for he cramps.
of the money market, the aei I;s..
silver issue and other doe"nM..
democracy, To when these 80 ~
committed. Sound money
Themselves concede that sus.
would not only result IN ln, .s, "
f.a'ing of resentment agam.s
and would only serve 10 iii NH" IN
the cause of Bryan and sewhss ,,s
cess. If the election was ny
nobody who is no. bl;nn ~ Sau.i
now taking place in poh'es y.
moment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
THE VOTING coNTbsA
Angelina Press. i. al

When the Press asked - N
save coupons for Rev. W. ~ ,,,t
Rusk for The Houston Post c9.'
oral responded, and the e9 N.Y. I 4
Iecied were turned over 10 ,sMrrari
ner. who kindly offered 10 NJ al
were sent in. SINCE men err, .r ,bA1
withdraw Ills friends rs paa ~ 4
contes, was an eniiroiy opeIe es,fs1
one. and one of the mos, AN, sy y
appropriate of The los, ~ rhsrI
doing good. and Mir. Gonw .n lIpe'
OF the host. The Wen Hiio"n nre,ts
of the Post would nav ,d w
mans bclng j loser, cen In thsr
bought for tho coupons T. Of "
was. therefore. 10 elel,sn1sb ,rs:s
f. The contest is one Which s.is
cial and kindly interest," IN in Y
pity maj Mir. Godby di 10. We" ven
10 allow his friends ~ sayIhs
pleasure Of clipping anu Nsar on
The li,tle slips when Posi- 50
Of his friends and The pdolar
the minister's who are than ~.
more for their peopIs. least ~
ever bc made for, T., me may
way me press resardeu tf or ~
We really enjoyed voting y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
THE POST COMMENDED.

Colorado Citizen.
The Houston Post Is ct ali t.nes q
democratic paper.
Corscana Democrat.
The Houston Post Is standing up boldly
for the democracy OF Texas. May 1t over
prosper
Ennis Democrat.
The Houston Post, the brightest. brain
lest newspaper in Texas, now that The
rarity has spoken. is dolng yeoman service
tor the cause.
Blossom Bee.
The Houston Post IS now considered the
best and most reliable daily paper in
Texas. and The Posts editorial page Is
getting to be all right: TOO.
he Leon Free Press.
The Houston Post Is one OF the ablest
and most fearless democratic papers in
The South Read What The Post has to say
OF the situation in this .ssue
Greenyille Messenger.
The Houston Post IS one OF tire fairest
and squarest and best edited ani print
ed papers IN the South. II IS a cr.iit TO
Houston and the big state OF Texas. and
we rejoice TO note its increasing pros-
Iseri,y.
Morgan News
OAe Of the most persistent. gold stand
ard papers In Texas-The Houston Post
VIII support the democratic ticket, even
though the platform does not meet its
approval in every detail. The Post ID L
democrat.
Van Alstyne Leader.
a..
core. In the beg naing of the campaign
4, WAS a pronounced gold bug. but Ike a
true democrs, II bows 70 the VIII o. the
majority and is shooting INTO the ranks OF
the enemy. deadly missiles.
johnson County Review.
The Houston Post enjoys the proud dis
t.nction OF being the only great daily in
Texas that is standing by the platform
Its sem!weekly Is superb paper ana
should be In the hands of every democrat
in Johnson county.
McGrcgor Observer.
II you want to rad the b'st democratic
daily paper IN Texas send for The Hous-
ton Daily Post IT stands by the organ
!gei democracy every time. and what
you may read In that great journal
through the coming campaign Will be
true u"noctatlc SUsi'ei'
Wharton Star.
The Houston Post Is throwing not shot
into the boilers which they Justly de-
s-rve The Post comes out squarely for
democracy and can always be depended
upon az being a true democrat IN pr.nci-
pies and VIII inevitably stand by the par
~ and make hard fight for the success
Of II.
Sealy News.
The Houston Post IS the only metropol-
itsn daily We know OF that hos been con-
sistent IN its plea for unity in the demo-
cratic party. Since the convention that
paper has been fighting as hard for the
National ticket and platform ns trey
could have done If the gold bugs mad
been the most numerous. The Post IS TO
be congratulated on its good sease and
longheadelness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

ne. twill BE- q stupendo,s sf,air before It
> ovsr. He will pack Madison Square
sardcn to its Nnit-le0p o people--but l0cV
VII be on the streets 10 give him well
COME. Only fraction OF that monster
gathering will be able TO hear word he
u;ters, but few will fail TO read 1t after
ward. Already there is a big change OF
sentiment In New York favorable to sill
Yer, and Bryan's coming will make con-
, Crt0 by this thousand"