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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-27
Stations of
Savannah District

special Texas Rainfall-Brenham, 222
ttnches; Beeville, O4 inch; Columbia, so
iincHi Corsicana, ZIG inches; Dallas, AS
tucn' Dublin, l.56 inches; Hearne, ITO
Hehes; Houston. 286 inches; Kerrville,
10 lnches; Longvlew, 2.1O inches; Orange,
800; ~, san Marcos, .46 inch; Tyler, 1.16
inches; Cuero, 0l inch; Waco. 3. 40 inches:
weataerford, .06 inch; Sherman, Balm
ger, huntsville, Lufkin and Temple not
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MONEY TO LOAN.

~-~-cccs~~..cS~~cSoS oscs--@sc.-~S->-S
city property. One to five years. j. r..
Fulton a. Son.
$4,000 TO LEND UPON IMPROVED
city property i'm amounts to suit borrow
ers, terms easy, rates low; we have the
money and not taking. Platshek & Co.,
90 Bryan street.
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BOARD WANTED.

~~~~~>~~~>%~~~~4~>-~-~U~- ~N~~~r~~~~~~~~s~~~.~~-
WANTED, BOARD IN A PRIVATE
family, by gentleman and wife and baby;
must be reasonable. II. J. NJ, 1888
BrOushton street.
WANTED, BOARD IN STRICTLY
private family by young coupler prefer
southern part of city; breakfast at
o'clock. Address, with terms, Desire,
Morning News.
WANTED, LADY WITH TWO Chill
dren wants nice place to board, in center
of city; terms must be reasonable. Ad-
dress S, this Office. aar Iaa,..
WANTED, ROOM AND BOARD WITH
private family. by gentleman, wife and
little girl years old. Southern or CEN
trail parts of city preferred; references OK
changed. Address, stating term and Local
tlon, Trevanion. care Morning News.
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FOR REyT--RooMs.

. FOR RENT, FLAT OF 4 ROOMS ON
first moor. 93@ Gwinnett street.
FOR RENT, TWO ROOMS FURNISH
ed or unfinished, all convenlences, for
light housekeeping. 100 Liberty street.
FOR RENT, 80 DUFFY; PARLoR
nat, large rooms, with use of bath to
parties without children or only one. APP
ply 50 Huntington.
FOR RENT, FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS
conveniently arranged; newly papered ;
private bath; rent cheap. Northwest cor
ner York and Jefferson.
FLAT TO RENT AT 06 BOLTON
street. Entire use of bath.
TO RENT, THREE ROOMS OPPOSITE
S.. r. and w. depot, suitable for small
family Apply sllA East Broad street
FOR RENT, A FLAT OF -FOUR
rooms very cheap at ia Lincoln street.
Apply JOG Taylor street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT
the Southwest corner Jones and Bull
streets; conveniences on same floor.
FOR RENT, NEATLY FURNISHED
room; hot and cold water; bath on same
floor Apply SO Liberty street.
FOR RENT, ONE LARGE SOUTHERN
room; water on same room. 36 Houston
street.
FOR RENT, IN A CONVENIENT AND
desirable location. furnished or unfur-
nished, south rooms. 1876 State street.
FOR RENT, NICE FURNISHED
front room with or without board. Hab-
ersham, south Of Henry. Address d.. this
office
FURNISHED ROOMS, NEAT. CHEAP
and handy 20 business. Ill York, near
Bun.
FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
front bed room, or two unfurnished rooms
on parlor floor. n New Houston street.
FOR RENT, FLAT, THREE ROOMS,
with bath and large back porch. 1853 New
Houston street.
FOR RENT, LARGE FRONT ROOMS,
with private front entrance either as
Nat. single or suits, in Haines' residence,
No. 20s Drayton street. on Park extension.
One room specially suitable for private
school or Doctors Office. Terms reasona-
BILE. Apply. with references, at 81 Bolton
street, until oct. L
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED. FURNISHED HOUSE. FIVE
bed rooms. Address, stating price and To-
cation. Box o. postofi1ce.
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FOR RENT. 175 SOUTH BROAD, AND
100 Barnard street; all modern conven-
fences and newly papered. The parties re-
tanning keys to 100 Barnard street will
please return same Immediately with ex-
PLANTATION to ]. C. Postell, trustee, 11S Bay
street
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SEVERAL DESIRABLE SMALL RESI-
dences for rent; ranging from SO to $40 per
month. Peter Reilly.
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ROOMS WANTED.


WANTED. FLAT ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; state price; must be cheap
Address L., care News.
WANTED. FLAT OR CONNECTING
rooms for Hight housekeeping, no children.
NJ. l.. B., Morning News.
WANTED FIRST OF OCTOBER by
quiet, elderly lady, furnished room in nice
private family. Address Quiet, Morning
News. 'i 800
WANTED, A LARGE AND SMALL,
connecting rooms. unfinished In most
desirable locality, with modern eonve-
niences. B." Morning News
WANTED, FOUR-ROOM FLAT NOT
exceeding fourteen dollars; north Jones
between Barnard and Abercorn. Apply r.
this office.
WANTED, FLAT OF FOUR CONNECT
Ing rooms, near business part of city at a
reasonable price. Address Y. Al care
News.
WANTED, THREE OR -FOUR com
Meeting rooms, first floor for light house
Keeping. Address rooms, 1877 Broughton
street.
LADY DESIRES GROUND FLOOR
or basement room, where no negroes ocs
cupy same. Room, care News. Il
WANTED, FLAT WITH 3 ROOMS FOR
small family, near Broughton street. c.
s., care Morning News.
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FOR RENT, THAT LARGE DWELL
ing with store, southwest corner Of Con-
gress and East Broad; will be rented sepa-
rately If desired. Peter Reilly. 2S Drayton
street.
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/ HAVE TWO or THE MOST COM
piete and conveniently arranged new resi-
dences In the city, for rent. Ten rooms
with bath, hot and cold water throughout;
rent $50; possession Oct. /, or sooner If de-
sired Peter Reilly, % Drayton street.
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FOR RENT, THE NoRMANDIE HO-
tel. furnished Atlanta, Ga. At the juno
ton OF Peachtree and West Peachtrec
streets. Large dining room; two beauti-
full parlors; twenty bed rooms. House
heated by steam and open hre-places.
Every room fronts on Peachtree or West
Peachtree street. The most desirable
place for rent in Atlanta. Apply to W.
e. Ragan, Atlanta, &c.
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE 100 HENRY,
opposite school, ten rooms; all conve-
nlenees; large yard. Apply 22O Jefferson.
FOR RENT sIX-RooM HOUSE. TEN
dollars monthly. Apply to VIM. Bouhan, 8
Huntingdon street
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE, 6lh HEN
ry street; modern improvements. Apply
lOl New HouNssS street
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THAT DELIGHTFULLY."- SITUATED
residence, No. IS Liberty street, between
Drayton and Abercorn streets, for rents
possession Oct. /. Peter Reilly.
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FOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND DE-
sirable store corner Bay lane and Whita-
ker streets, containing two floors and eel
lar, elevator and all conveniences; rent
moderate. j. e. Fulton g. Son, Board Of
Trade Building.
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FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RES
idence, "a Broughton. between Lincoln and
Habersham. Peter Reilly.
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FOR RENT, 81 AND 81 JONES STREET,
$i5; 6S New Houston street. $50; flats, 35is
and 81 CASTOR street. $3.50: 27 Lincoln
street, s27.6O; 17s Waldburg street, 1885,
Huntingdon street. $3.50. Solomon Cohen,
Bull street
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WANTED-MIs CELLAXEoUs.


WANT. no BUY A GOOD FAMILY
milk COW, guaranteed to give not less
than two gallons per day; call or address
Mrs Rice, 2S5 Montgomery street.
WANTED TO RENT, BUY OR USE
fer storage, household furniture. Bare
floors" this office.
WANTED PARTY WITH 81 800 OR
s., 600 cash to invest In an Established
wholesale business Address for one week.
Grocery care News.
WANTED, PRIVATE LESSONS IN
bookkeeping once or twice per week at
night. Address Dewis cars Morning
News.
WANTED, SECONDHAND DOMESTIC
sewing machine, in good order: state
price, ana address Cash Purchaser"
care Morning News s1aff
WANTED, LADIES TO KNOW
where to have fall hats trimmed, feathers
dyed, cleaned and curled. sf2 Habersham
street r
WANTED, MEN WISHING TO TAKE
civil service examinations, soon to occur
in Savannah; for various government po-
sitions, to write for valuable Information
0ree) Write to-day. u. 8. Bureau Of In
formation, Cincinnati, o.
ONE TO TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
to invest with services in some established
business. Address Investment" News Of
fee.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs

Candy Factory, 2Oe Broughton street.
s--------------------
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
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FIRST-CLASS COOK WANTED; REF
erences required 191 York street.
BRIGHT YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER
Apply Sunday, between 2 and 3, Tarver's
Broughton and Barnard.
WANTED, A LADY CASHIER. WHO
understands bookkeeping; state experience
and salary expected. Address r., care this
office.
WANTED, A COMPETENT COLORED
nurse who can come well recommended.
96 Taylor street.
WANTED, LADY FOR OFFICE
work, Address L. L. D.. Morning News.
WANTED, NEAT MAID AS COOK IN
family of three; no children. Maid, care
News Office.
WANTED, A YOUNG LADY TO CAM
vass city; one who is ambitious good
pay to right party. Address A. B., this
office, giving name and address.
WANTED, AN ACTIVE WOMAN AT
$40 weekly, to represent us. Address Box
5,3OS, Boston, Mass.
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NO. % JONES STREET CONTAIN
ing nine rooms for rent, large yard; $40
per month. j. e. Fulton g. Son, Board OF
Trade Building.
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FOR RENT, DWELLING A JEFFER-
son, near York; rooms and bath. Also
dwelling over drug store, corner South
and West Broad; worth seeing. @. ii.
Remshart.
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FOR RENT, 1903 AND 1887 MONTGOM-
cry street Apply TO w. ii. Dooner, 1O3
Montgomery street.
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FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RES
idence No. 10 South Broad street; thor
oughly renovated; possession Nov. /. APP
ply Albert Wylly, 100 Bryan street.
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WANTED. FLAT ROOMS FOR LIGHT
state price; must be cheap
Address L., care News.
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WANTED, COLORED BOY; MUST
come well recommended Hetterichs
Candy Factory, 2Oe Broughon street.
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AGENTS WANTED. MOREY GAS
Burners; very best invented; write for
particulars, cuts, testimonials. A. G..
Morey, La Grange, H., sole manufac-
turer.
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FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE
four-story residence $50 Jones street, near
Whitaker; all conveniences; rent reason
able. G. II. Remshart.
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81 BUYS ELEGANT VICTOR REED
Rocker. Mammoth assortment of Reel
and Rattan goods at The Miller Com
panys.
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WANTED, FLAT OR 3 CONNECTING
rooms for Hight housekeeping, no children.
M. l.. b., Morning News.
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$50 A WEEK PAID LADIES AND
gents to sell our specialies and the Rapid
Dish Washer Washes and dries them In
three minutes without wetting hands. A
child can operate. Never breaks a dish;
price low sells at sight; everybody buys.
Permanent position for all who write. Har-
rison & Co.. Clerk 49, Columbus, o.
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FIRST-CLASS COOK WANTED; REF.
erences required. 1871 York street.
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AGENTS. WANTED, GOOD MEN
wanted with or without experience in the
book business. Philadelphia Publishing
Company, No. 4l27 Mantua avenue, Phla-
delphia ts4v~rss-ssss- .g fss
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WANTED, AGENTS, LIBERAL CON
tract; choice territory; pays sick, accident
death and endowment benefits. Address
American Benevolent Association, st
Louis, Mo.
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AGENTS, 'FWHY STAND YE ALL THE
day idle?' Make money selling 81 Ink sets
Williams Ink Works, 444-4f8 Greenwich
street, New York.
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SIS TO $50 A MONTH AND EXPENSES
paid statesmen for cigars. Experience un-
necessary. Fine line and special induce
ments to the trade. The w. l.. Kline Co.,
st. Louis, Mo.
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THE MILLER COMPANY's FALL
styles in furniture and carpets are at
tractive and inexpensive. Come and see
our stock.
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FRESH EVERY DAY, VIENNA
bread, rolls, fancy cakes, assorted pies;
orders by postal receive prompt attention.
John Derst, so Broughton street.
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THE MILLER COMPANY'S BABY
Carriages are stylish and durable. Lots
of mothers are using them for seconds
and thirds.
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MEN TO SELL CANDY TO THE RE-
tail trade; steady employment, expert
ence unnecessary; SIS monthly salary and
expenses or com. II offer satisfactory ad-
dress with particulars concerning your
self, Consolidated Candy Company, Chlca-
go.
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FOR RENT. FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS
with bath, over brick store, corner Of
Broughton and Habersham. Apply next
door, 81 Broughton.
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BUY YOUR TRUNKS WHERE THEY
are made and save money. Chatham
Trunk Factory, conner York and Whita-
ker streets.
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NEW NATTINGs, RUGS, SHADES
Lace Curtains, Oilcloth, Linoleum in
choice designs at The Miller Company's.
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WE WANT YOUR TRADE AND WILL
give you reliable furniture and carpets
at reasonable prices. The Miller Com
MANY
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TO RENT. EIGHT-RooM HOUSE ON
Henry street, near West Broad, at six
teen dollars per month. Thos. A. Fol-
lizard
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Z SIX LARGE COMFORTABLE g.
room houses with yard and garden for
rent cheap, in Exleyville, on Bay street
road Apply on premises or address II.
o. Kessler, city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Sept. 1.-The
Democrats and Populists OF this State
Yesterday agreed TO unite on the electo-
raj ticket. The committee Of thirteen
appointed at the recent state Convention
of the Populists and about twenty other
representatives Of the party met with
Chairman Holt. OF The Democratic state
Committee and several Of the Democrat
ic nominees for State offices and after
various propositions had been made back
and forth. It was agreed that the cleo
toral ticket shall be divided between the
two parties.
Tho names OF tho Democratic electoral
candidates W no are % be removed 10 MAKE
place for Populists We're not ieilnitely ae-
cided upon. and the POpulists were not
ready 10 announce the names OF the can
didates they will propose. The Populists
proposed that certain OF the nominees for
State officers should be- set aside and
Populists substituted. but 'he Democrats
would not consent 10 this II is a part
OF the agreement trat in consideration or
the representation on the electoral ticket
the P0pulists shall vote tho free-filYef
Democratic State ticket and Tor Demo
cratic candidates for the Legislature and
for free-silyer candidates for Congress.
The agreement makes fusion between the
two parties complete in the State Chair
man Holt OF the Democratic state Com
mittce says he g. certain that q insures
the State TO the Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

Secretary Carlisle writes Letter in An
sNer tn .enalor IamlI.ner,. Omery.

=
WASHINGTON. Sept. chairman
Faulkner recently addressed a letter to
Secretary Carlisle. stating that Ia view
Of the repeated assertions by public speak
org that silver dollars had been kept at
a parity with gold ry reason OF the
readiress Of the Treasury .o l.0eem
them in gold upon request he would like
a response 90 the question whether the
Treasury had ever redeemed silver dol
lars. I'm response. Secretary Carlisle has
written n letter. saying that $50 far as
I have been able 10 ascertain. neither the
Treasury Department nor the sub-trcas-
urv has ever been Hlicd upon 90 redeem
silver dollars in goi0 and no such dollars
have ever been, - fact. redeemed IN
gold"
Senator Butler at iopuilst headquarters
to-day received n telegram f-om North
Dakota stating that luslon had been Of
fected in that state. BY the terms Of
the arrangement. the roprlists get the
electors and Governor and the Democrats
get fh. congresemon and the other half
OF the state officers. Senator Butler
says that tomorrow there win be
fusion in Montana on similar lines be-
tween the Populists. Democrats. and sill
yer Renuhiicana and that Senator'S Man
lie and Carter wiz be parties 20 the
fusion
Senator Blackburn. OF Kentucky, came
20 Washington from r'ctn City nd.
where he has been spcning The sum-
mer and reported 90 Ecmo"rtuc head
quarters that the unanimous opinion was
that Maryland was solid FOR Bryan. SEN
ator Blackburn is on his way 90 South
Bend Ind. to deliver speech on Sep
fambor Cd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
DANGER OF A LYNCHING.
ASATTEMPT n TO AsSA ULTA TWELVE
YEAR-OLD CHILD IN HASOVEk
Searching Parties Hunting for tho 40
Lynchburg Charged with Assault.

BEAVER DAM. VA. Sept L-Early
this morning. while tho tweive-year-oie
daughter OF Mr.. II. III. Acors. living atoat
two miles from here. was feedlrg pts1
sne was approached by large and very
black negro man, who demanded hes
money or her life and attempted to ~
sault her.
Her screams scared him on into tn<
woods. The child was too much fr1eho
encd when she reached the horse TO siv9
q detailed description OF the negro
Searching parties started out after him
anu Judge Lynch may De pressed inoa
service IL he Ia caught
AT +. NJ. they had not returned
A CASE IN CAMPBELL.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept l.-Speciaa'-
David Jones, a seventeen -year-old w'hise
youth OF Campbell. was arrested norS
to-day. upon a. telegram from Sner1n fer
row. charging him with assaulung col
ored girl named Johnnie" Harvey. six
teen years OF age.
Jones does not deny that he made pro
posals to the girl, had quarrel ana
choked her. but says he did not assaai4'
her. The parties live in Campbell. twenty
miles from Lynchburg. Jones was here
with his father. Moseley Jones, when he
was arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
ueovy R,Ils ON the NorfoIs and Western

CREWE VA. Sept 1.-Special.-The
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
is preparing 20 put down heavier rails on
their line between here and Norfolk. The
new rails are 90 weigh 50 pounds 70 the
yard. instead OF cO pounds, rs at ~rescut.
Mr.. John Hunter is moving his family 10
Roanoke.
Mr.. ana Mrs j. y. Bingley are visiting
in Baltimore this week.
Maria Ann Moore. the seven-year-Old
daughter 0s Mr.. Thomas Moore, died to-
day OF laryneitis.
Mr.. Charles Johnson, of Petersburg,
who has been visiting his brother Mr..
George JOl nsOn, here, returned home yes
terlay
Alr w. II. Pirsch. OF Blackstone. visited
his brother, Mr.. j. j.. Birsch, in this place
this week
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Warner Miller Dropped.

NEW YORK. September 1.-The new
State Republican Committee met here
Yesterday 70 organize. There was no op-
position to the reelection OF Charles w.
Hackett as chairman and John ). Kenyon,
as secretary, and b. b. Odell as chairman
OF the Executive Committee.
Interest centered IA the selection OK the
Advisory Committee OF five, 10 succeed
the old committee known as the bls
Four" which consisted Of Thomas Z.
pIatT Chauncey NJ Depew Edward Lau-
terbach and Warner Miller. The new com
mlttee was made up without Mr.. Miller ana
is as follows: Thomas c. Platt. Chaun-
cev NJ. Depew. Edward Lauterbach, FRANK
Hiscock and Frank S. Witherbee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
No Speaking for Three DAYS.

CHICAGO, Sept. THE troublesome
question as to whether William j. Bryan
will remain In Chicago from September
4th TO 7th. and address the Union Work
ingmen on the latter day. which Is Labor
Day, according to promise he made
during the convention. was settled yes
terday by the receipt OF a telegram from
the nominee. stating he would speak
here on Labor-Day.
Mr.. Bryan will arrive September ftn.
and no arrangements have yet been made
for speech-making in or out OF Chicago
between that day and Labor-Day. The
time will probably be spent at headquar-
ters, In conferences. and in resting.
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BRYAN TO CONFER WITH THE
LEADERS.

CHICAGO, ILL. Sept. lon Saturday
an important conference will take place
AZ the Democratic National headquarters.
Mr.. Bryan will arrive hero on Friday
evening and a number OF the leaders
have been asked 70 meet him at Chair
man Jones's rooms the following morn
ing. The conference is 10 decide mat
ters in relation 10 the future conduct or
the campaign. and at the same meeting
the three vacancies are National Execu-
tive Committee and three on the National
Advisory Committee will be filed. Among
those 10 be present are Senator Iener' OF
Colorado: Goveslor Altgeld, OF lllinois'
and Governor stone OF Missouri.
Mr.. Howell. Of Georgia, will not be able
20 be present.
II Is believed that the intention Is 70
offer Senator Teller n place on one OF
the committees. probably the Advisory.
Chairman Jones will not go East untu
after the lconference with MT. bryVh
and the other leaders on Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

No One Can Deny That There il "A Pro-
nounced sound Money Feeling south.

No One Can Deny That There il Pro-
nounced sound Money Feeling south.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. i.-Charman
Bynum, O. the National Democratic Com
u,4ttee. says there are no contests re-
pcrted from any of the States. alo tlat
n,e temporary roll, - made up iy the
National Committee. viii undoubtedly De
made .pernmelI
The various delegations were asked 10
meet this morning and select ther men,
Int no meetings were held. uafoiy h"ll
the DELEGATION are here as yet ana there
Will be likely delay on the assembling CT
the convention tomorrow 10 give the
various States an opportunity TO appoint
members of the usual committees. Ihere
is a full supply Of orators here, ana me
convention viii not be Lacking in this
respect. delegation of eighteen, all tie
way from Florida, arrived at noon, and
were escorted TO their quarters by brass
band.
The delegation displayed a gilded ali-
gator. labelled FLORIDA, gold-bugs." and
each man carried a large waving palm
leaf.
FLORIDA DELEGATION.
The Florida delegation evoked the first
demonstration made on the streets. 1ney
came In on the Big -Four road at n;SO
from Louisville occupying coach on the
side of which was a streamer running It's
fuu length. inscribed; 'Florida's Sound
Money Democracy.
At their head. following the band, was
the banner constructed here by their
order with a picture Of President Grover
cleveland surrounded by the words; "Our
csndtdat, for President.
'rhe members OF the delegation said
they enthusiastically favored Cleveland's
nomination that he was at least half
million votes stronger In the South than
any other man that could be named.
Followinx the FLORIDA delegation came
tine Louisiana delegation 10 a special car
of the Big Four line from Cincinnati.
headed by Senator Caffery TheC car