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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-03
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tion from the American Siinist.r.
Copyright, 1890. by the Associated prcss)
1iENLEY-oN-THAMEs, July A.
While tho Garden party rendered 10 tho
Yale crew and their friends furnished
a pleasant change from the ardnnun
labors which have been the lot OF ths
young American onrsmcn since their
arrival In England, 1t was not permitted
70 wholly Interfere with the practice OF
tho crew.
The threatening weather during tho
afternoon kept many OF tho Out.of-
town visitors away from the Yale gnr-
don party. But later tho sky cleared
anu the guests OF tho Americans began
to arrive In force. Then guests wore
received by tho MayoreSs. Mrs. Sim-
mons and Mrs. ]. +. Cooper. wifc OF
the secretary OF the regatta committee,
In behalf OF tho Yale crew. During tho
reception, an excellent orchestra fur
nished appropriate music.
Among those present were represcn-
tativeS from all the crews entered for
tho grand challenge cup and the club
uniforms, combined with the summer
tolettes OF the ladies made the lawn Of
Marsh MIL House most attractive. The
Americans were warmly greeted and
did their best TO prove themselves
worthy hosts as well as good oarsmen.
or course, the boating men were the
great attraction and nil the most noted
amateur oarsmen Of England accepted
YRle's Invitation.
The garden party was given by ti>a
Yale men as recognition Of the many
courtesics extended 10 them by people
at Henley or in Its vicinity and nll the
prominent local hosts and hostesses OF
the nelghborhood accepted invitations.
The Yale men complained that Mr..
Bayard, so far, has not shown any in
terest In the crew. has not visited them
or sent them any welcome and declined
their invitation through his secretary.
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AMaLGAMATED SCALE
Agreed 20 by the Manufacturers, but the
Tin Plate lockout IL StiIi In Force,

Agreed 20 by the Manufacturers, but the
Tin Plate lockout IL SIN In Force.
PITTSBURG!t July 1.-The Anal
gamatcd Association ana Manufacturers
committees went inso conference ut
noon to-day TO make another effort to
settle the tin plate workers wage scales
for this year. After long ressIon, the
conference ilnally adjourned tonight,
after the manufacturers had agreed to n
scale which Is practically that OF last
year. While the scale was agreed 10,
none OF the manufacturers would sign
1t az individuals nor rs COMMITTEES.
This leaves the tin plate lockout still In
force. and only modified by the agree
ment giving each manufacturer the op-
tIun OF glgnliig Or not ns he chooses. The
outlook for general signing Is not very
rosy, although the worlimen claim to be
confident of ultimate SuccoSs.
Two now signatures were received
this evening to the Amnlgamatcd scale:
Detroit Steel Spring Co., and the Allan
to Steel & Tin Plate Co.
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NEW YORK. July 2.-Thc Jury In the
case OF John d. Hart, captain John
o'Brlen, mate Edward Murphy and Col
oncl Emilio Nuncz, OF the steamship
Burmcdez, charged with violation Of the
neutrality laws In aiding md abettlng
Il military expedition to Cuba. to-day
rendered q sealod statement OF dis
,ugreemcnt to Judge Brown In the Uni
ted States circuit court. The Jury was
discharged and on, the motion of United
States District Attorney MucFarlanc,
the men were placed In tho custody OF
the United States marshal to liavetheIr
-recognizancCs reneWgus tHt3fs ~ 81.
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CHICAGO, July 2.-The friends OF
Hon. John Il. Mclean, OF Ohio. are talk
inE very confidently to-day OF the
showing they will make for him az Il
presidential candidate IN the convention.
Fle will, they say, have lrDm the begin
ming not only tlG'support Of his own en-
tiro delegation, but also the assistance
Of many delegates from other quarters.
They think that hIa avallnbIllilcs viii
cause him to. grow upon the convention
from the beginning and claim for him
that hlH selection would mako Ohio, ln-
dlana, Illinois surely Democratic at the
polls. a-tt. sr .l.t. Ef '.a
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NEW YORK, July 2.-on the appli-
cation Of Samuel Untcrmcycr, as coun-
sol for the officers. creditors md RtOcii-
holders of tho New York Recorder JUS
tlcc Andrews to-day appointed George
W, Turner receiver of Its property.
Mr. UntermpyGr. who asked ns to the
rsascn for the rccewcrshlp, said: The
appointment of II receiver Is the re-
suit OF n friendly understanding be-
tween all the interests Mr.. Turner was
named by the bondholdcrs, creditors
and stockholders. &
The nuws service OF the Recorder. Is
supplied by the United Press.
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Special Dispatch to the 1n,enlgcnccr.

Special DISPATCH TO The 1hteIllgcnccr.
PAIskERSBuRG, w. Va, July p
The village of Tupper's Plains, short
distance below here in Ohio. Is all torn
UP over a vislt'of burglars and high
waynen there last night. While the
residents had all turned out to see an
Indian show, the houses OF Peter Parr
and others We're entered and ransacked
near midnight. While farmer Jeft
Green and wife were on their way home
they were held up by men with blacken-
cd faces, who took $40 from Green. His
wife. who had $500 ON her person, made
her escnpc by running.
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A GORGEOUS AFFAIR.
Countess Cnsteliane Gives n Hundred
Thousand Dollar Fctc.

PARIS, July 2.-The Countess Castel-
lane, formerly Miss Anna Gould, OF New
York, gave an elaborate fpte to-day.
which was. however, somewhat marred
by heavy rain. keeping many persons
at home. and causing other guests to
withdraw early. Three thousand invI-.
tations were issued for the affair and. It
10 said, half u million francs (Sl00.0
was spent on the entertainment OF the
guests.
a host OF workmen have been busy
for the past week preparing the fire.
works and Transforming the grounds OF
the residence In the Cercle des Acacias
on the avenue Du Bols de Boulogne.
The fete was opened with dinner.
and at this series OF surprises was
provided for the guests. The singing OF
many choruses, picturesque country
dances and fire works followed. The
entertainment closed with a grand sup
tNgFs
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/. ra,netf fssiASiinT,rstnir,i,,

WASHINGTON" July @Thomas
Moore! United States commercial agent
nt Wcimar, h6s transmitted to tho state
dennrtmtntF eNhnustlng statistics 10
prove the N@uc of the serum treatment
OF diphthcrsu'%as applied In Germany.
In the cases OF one Of the largest OF the
llcrlin hospitals, he shows that while
tho number, OF cases Of diphthcr!a had
Rtcadily Increased and the percentage OF
deaths Ind kept pacc with the Increase
until tho introduction Of the serum, dur
Ing the two years In which the trent.
ment has ben followed, the mortality hns
fallen away In most satisfactory man
nCr. 80.
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PROF. ]. R. TRoTTER
a can,.an,o for The Nomination for stat,

A Cpnhidntc for the Nomination for State
Superintendent or schools.
Special Dispatch TO the IntrliGencer.
CLhRKSBuRG, W. Va, July e.
Prof, ]. Russell Trotter, OF Buckhunnon,
graduate of the state university, and
also Of Harvard, has announced him
self as a candidate for state superin-
tcndent of free schools. Mr.. Trotter is
un enthusiastic Republican and self
made young man. His splendid Qualifi-
cations for the place TO which he aspires
Will make him q most formidable can
tlldate. He Is a teacher and organizer
of rare ability. Prof. ,Tr0tter thinks his
chances are quite good. as the Third dis
trlct Is not asking for many places on
the ticket, and has fewer candidates
than any other district,
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SENSATIONAL SCENE,
Miss LILLIAN Ashley Shoots at "I.uciSy'
baldwin In n Court Room.

baldwin In n Court Room.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2.--Miss Ill
Han Ashley, Of Boston, whose case
against L, ]. Nucky) Baldwin, the
prominent capitalist and hOrseman. for
seduction under promise OF marriage.
has been on trial In the superior court
here for several weeks, created sensa-
tion In the court room this morning by
walking over to Baldwin. drawing re-
volver and firing at his head. a by
atnnder knocked the weapon aside In
time 10 save Bnldwln's life and the only
injury wag n slight grazing OF the scalp.
The woman was removed to the city
prison and II Is believed her mind Is un-
balanced
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The Wheeling. SIstcrsvlllc and Marl-
eta gun clubs VIII take part In D1ue
rock tournament tomorrow, orGanizca
by the ST. Murys club, shooting 70
commence at Q u. m. Lunches and sheils
can be had on the grounds, while TAR
gets will be two cents each, The pro-
Erammc will include twelve events.
among them two team races netweeh
Whecln,; and St. Mary's, and sisters
willie nnl St Mlry'g, -Fs
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SIZES IT UP.
The Prospects ut Henley by the Leading
Sporting Authority.

Sporting Authority.
LONDON, July I'm commenting
upon the prospects at Henley Sporting
Life Will say tomorrow: ~
Eat the present moment the struggle
for the grand challenge cup seems to
lie between Leander and New College.
The Yale crew Is a good one and Is
sure TO stay for the distance. AS a
matter OF fact, the course appears to
be too short for them. They do not
seem able to get the boat going prpS,-
erly until. they have been rowing for a
minute or more. This Is proved by a
comparison Of their barrier trials and
their time tests over the full course.
THE diamond sculls Is 4 veritable
Chinese puzzle. DR.. Mcdowell Is evil
IDENTIFY very fast sculler. Whether he
can stay for the course remains to be
seen. 49,
THE scratching thus far are the Le-
ander four In the stewards cup race,
the Eton and the De Hoop eights from
the grand challenge cup and Thompson
and Canada from the diamond sculls."
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CUBAN DEBATE
In the Spanish Senate-Rcfornrs Prom
txstl bv the Government,

tsotl by the Government.
: MADRID, July 2.-At the sitting OF
the senate to-day Senior Abarzuzao. ex-
minister Of the colonies, continuing the
debate on Cuban affairs. precipitated by
Marshal Campos yesterday, eulosized
Marshal Campos' conduct In Cuba and
severely criticised the policy OF Captain
General Weyler. Senior Castellanos,
minister of the colonies, declared thata
complete scheme of reforms had been
prepared for Cuba and would be put into
execution at an opDortune moment
Senior Giron, Liberal, renewed his for
mer attitude OF harsh criticism OF the
United States. He inveighed ut great
length against the attitude OF the United
States and against the weakness dis
played by Spain In face OF It.
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Last night District Deputy j. a. Gray
Installed the officers OF Morning star
lodge No. ., knights Of Pythas. Aiter
the installation refreshments were
served The officers are: c. u Jones. NJ.
OF W.: Frank Johnson, C. c.; john ray
lor, v. c.; Joe PRINTS, k.of H. s.; j.
o. Gray, NJ. OF F.; James Monroe. +; OF
L.; l.. Simon, NJ. OF L.: Thomas Jonn-
son, NJ. Of A.: william Smith, !. o.; Sen
jackson. o. G. Delegates to inc sFana
lodge, which meets ut Blueil.ia. w.
Va,-FranlI johnson and J. o. Gray.
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Expects TO Break the Record.

& ROME. n. Y, July Letter Carrier
Smith, of Chicago, who Is trying to
break the bicycle record between that
city and New York, arrived here at 1850
p. m., several hours ahead Of time!
Smith is due IN New York at S:l5 p. M,
on Saturday. lie said, however, thaT
he expected 10 be Mt the City Hall the1e
at 12 o'clock Frlday<night. II he suf-
ceeds he will break SoarleS record oy
about eighteen hours. ', ET
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JUDGE J. MARSHALL HAGAKs
Renominntetl by AcclamntIon by
FnirmOut Convention.

fhiruOnt NOhSrutioh.
Spec,ai Dispatch TO the lnteligencer.
FATRMoNT, W. Va, July 2.-The
Republican judicial convention com
prising the counties OF Harrison. Mari
on and MonongalIa met here to-day.
Promptly at o'clock the convention
was called to order by Stuart +. Reed.
of Harrison, with L. A. Billlngslea, OF
Marion, as secretary. Hon. C. +.
Lynch, OF Harrison, placed In nomina-
ton Hon. J. Marshall Hugans. the pres
ent judge! which was ably seconded by
Hon, John W. Mason, OF Marion, and he
was nominated by acclamation. The
chalr appointed C. +. Lynch and John
w. Mason committee 10 inform the
Judge OF his nomination and In Il few
minutes the committe returned with the
nominee, who. In well rounded address
accepted the high honor.
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HARTFORD, Conn.,, July WITH all
the beauty of the full Episcopal ritual,
the funeral services over the body OF
Harriet Beecher Stowe were solemnlzed
at her late home this afternoon. In ac-
cordance with the oft-eXpressed wishes
of Mira. Stowe, everything In connection
with the funeral was devoid OF ostenta-
ton. Burial services viii be held to-
morrow ut Andoyer. tl' f
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WILHEsBhRRE} Pa, july 2,-Thcrc
lis practically nothht; new In the condI-
ton OF affairs at tho Twin shaft In
T'I,tstoD. The work OF removing the
debris Is progressing very slowly. owing
to the Immense amount Of solid rock
that has fallen.
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lIAMBURG-Pnlat New York.
observation-disclosures, New orH'
NEW SORE-Gcrmanic Liverpool
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aware that two or three gentlemen
prominent In labor orEanixai lions were
not partial to Mr., BANDS nomination.
mo the ground that ho has been the
active friend OF labor?"
THAT IL n strange objection
to make! Ills whole life has
been identified with the Indus
trial and producing classes OF the
country. lie has not played to tho gall
lerics for mere effect. but hls whole
public career has been one long battle
In favor OF the peoplc-of the great
Masses"
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ROW PROBABLE
etwccn the Warning Democrats
Factions Mt Chicago.
Ian OF SOUND MONEY MEN
D Convince the Silvcrites OF the
Error OF Their Ways
lay RESULT IN SOME TROUBLE

rhe Free silver Element 1, EIeitable, III.
Tolerant, Perrerse and Arrogant, and
Not willing to Coneeds to the Minority
Even the Right 20 be Heard In Their
r,frort to Save the Party from Destrue'
etlon-Sltuntlon ut Present.
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The approach of the eastern gold
standard men tonight seems to give
prominence to rumors that would 9TH
erwlse be set down as ridiculous, and
yet there Is TO be taken into consldera-
tion fact that seems 10 weigh with
the silver leaders, that Senator David
b. Hill. eS-Secrctary William c. Whit
ney, Ex-Governor Russell, William f.
HarrIty and Senator Smith form po-
lucal combination that for shrewd-
ness and knowledge OF the way OF man
aging a seemingly lost cause, cannot
be excelled!
1t was to the effect that the eastern
ers had sent commissioners into the
Boies camp with offers OF assistance to
that candidate II. In return. the Boies
people would modify, In some way, the
financial plank so that. while declaring
for bi-metalllsm, 1t should not be SO
outspoken for silver. The Boles sup
porters are highly Indignant over the
rumor tonight and deny 1t strenuously.
There are no easterners here at pres
ent TO either deny or affirm the story.
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L. p. Mullin and John Wclch, dele
gates from Oregon, have opened head
quarters at the Palmer hnuse and aro
grooming Hon. Sylvester PennoyGr as Il
compromise candidate. They are hand
Ing out cards with Il picture Of Penney
or on one side and his record on the
other. The record shows that he has al
ways been successful before the people
OF Oregon. and while the state has al
ways gone Republican, PennoyCr. as n
Democratic candidate for governor. has
always carried II. His lntast success was
In being elected mayor OF Portland In n
very hotly contested race. Hc Is nlso
given the credit OF being n very strong
states rights man. At present Mullln
and Welch ure coniining themselves to
working upon the western delegates Us
they arrive. and are well. satisfied with
their success. They say that In case the
Democrats should nominate Pennoycr,
there would not be the least question as
to his being endorsed By the P0pulists
and silver men. They say that the Idea
OF n Pacific coast candidate Is popular
and that in going west distance should
not count. II Teller Is 10 be considered n
possibility.
Pnnnoyer has always been elected as
n Democrat, but he repu1lated the party
as represented by Cleveland and wns
Inclined to cast his lot with the Popu-
lists of Oregon,
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LIobich. marched TO. the centre OF Tho
crowd that remained bchlnl. The SOL
dlcrs were mcnacGd and iecrGI, Major
Lcb!cll halted his mGn, drewNhia ravOl-
Yer and declared that upon thcl6lIEhtcst
attempt Mt vlolcnce. lie would give tho
command TO fire.. After that the noise
ceased and the crowd scattered. the
e"liy Th:. mayor @ viii @ cai!sc ~ pFooInmntion
declaring tho rdt'act to bo In force to
be posted In the lirlEhborhood of the
Brown works Tomorrow morning.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1896-09-03
Mckinley and Sound Money

For somo time have boon thinking
of dropping a few lines to The Pioneer
giving my views on the political question
and the coming compaign, which is tho
all important question of the day.
BY studying Mr.. Bryans public life for
the past few years, it appears to mo that
a position on the stage, or in circus.
would be more proper for man of his
culture, than at the head Of a country
like the United States.
Just about two months ago Mr.. Bryan
stated to merchant in Eldora, Iowa,
that free coinage Of silver just now,
would produce a panic, and that he was
the greatest silver man in the whole
country that the demo pops could put
up.
/ suppose it was because he was IN the
habit Of receiving free silver from tho
owners OF our great silver mines Of the
west.
Us common people have come to the
conclusion that because silver is going
free into Mr.. Bryans pocket. it is coming
much less into the pockets OF US farmers
and laboring men.
We complain now. beeaues it ia very
little that a silver dollar will buy. and it
will be much less, should free coinage Of
silver win. Experience of those great
silver countries show Us what the result
would be.
Lot US see what tho distinguished
statesmen Thomas Jofforson and Alex
ander Hamilton. who disagreed upon
nearly all other questions but willingly
united upon the relative values of the
two metals, and that both should be
coined into money at that ratio.
MARTIN TVEDT
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Notice..

Pursuant to tho provisions Of section
3035 civil code, revised codes Of North
Dakota; the commissioners of railroads
OF tho state OF North Dakota will make
their annual inspection trip oyor tho lines
of the Great Northern railroad us fol.
lows:
Special train, for the 1aiIroad commits.
G;on3ss Of North Dakota, schedule:
Monday. Sept. Z. 1896.
Leave Fargo am. Inspect to Ncche
2.45 p. m. Run to Grafton 400 p. m.
Inspect to Cavalier $50 p III. Run to
Grand Forks 800 p. IN.
Tuesday. Sept. 8.
Leave Grand Forks 7:30 a. IN. Inspect
to Larimore $3.50 q. III. Inspect to
Church's Ferry 40 a. III. Inspect to
st. Johns 1890 p. III. Run to Church's
Ferry $40 p. NJ. Inspect to Rugby
junction G0O p. IN. Run to Bottineau
500 p. III.
Wednesday. Sept. 8.
Leave Bottineau 7:30 a. m. Inspect to
Church's Ferry 800 a. m. Inspect to
Mnot II 80 a. IN. Inspect to State line
600 p IN. Run to Minot 1900 night.
Thursday. Sept. 10. .....
Leave Minot 1:3O a. m. Run to Lari.
more TOO u. nj. Inspect to Langdon
11.o0 a. IN. Run to Larimorc 200 p. m
Inspect to junction 300 p. M. Inspec,
to Ripon 1870 p III. Run to Hope $50 q
M. inspect to Everest 1870 = ~. Rur
to Mayville 900 p. IN.
Friday. Sept. H..
Leave Mayyiiio 500 a. NJ. Inspect te
Wahpston 200 noon. Run to De Ville
l:3O p. m. Inspect to Havana 400 p. in
Run to Rutland 4:20 p. IN. Inspect tt
Glendale G:30 p. nj. Run to Fargo l2:0(
night
1t is the intcntion OF tho commission
ers to stop at all stations whilo making
this trip and conform 70 the require
ments of the law.
JOHN w. CURRIE.
GEORGE II. KEYEs.
JOHN J. WAMnERc. Commissioners
"A test: J. E. Phelan, Secretary.
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A newspaper cannot DO operated on
"the long time basis any better than a
grocery store, or bank, and in order to
make SUCCESS or tho business, wo must
have money; and we have found by try.
ing both; that the cash in advance pay
as-you-go plan, is far more satisfactory
to all parties concerned. Especially is
this true OF subscribers. Try and pay
up once each year and you will find it
moro convenient. just now is the time
that you all-more particularly tho farm.
crs-havo money; 80 when you thresh
your wheat please remember The Pho.
ncor il you are indebted to us-and
many arc. We feol that you will. and
thank you in advance. We arc always
at home, 60 come in and 500 US.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1896-09-03

\ Washington Special says that So.
wall will not bo the next vico-prosidont,
oven il Bryan should be elected, which
is not at all likely, Tho dispatch goos
on to show that fusion is boing quietly
arranged botwoen Bryan democrats and
Watson populists, by which it would be
impossible to bring about tho election OF
Sewall in any event. The publication Of
the scheme is, of course, pretty apt to
injure the prospects of any ticket that
Bryan may head. 1t is hintcd that if
tho Maino election does not show an in
creased democratic vote next month, So
wall will DO asked to retire and Watson
| substituted. Whether tho Mainite will
| agrco to this is question.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1896-09-03

Just thirteen years ago last Tuesday,
the editor OF this rag OF freedom landed
in Hope. We came up from Ripon Qn a
lumber wagon-callod a stago-driven
by Rob Wilson, Jr. We stopped at the
hotel run by Mr.. Black if we remom.
ber correctly; right here in this same
building that Tho Pioneer calls it's home.
We had in our pocket one lonely penny
and "good" Job on the Pickert farm.
We found in this hotel larger and q
greater number of gray backs than we
evor saw before. or since. Since that
day Hope has improved-some. and our
belief is that she will continue to im.
provo for years to come.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1896-09-03

While in Superior. Wis. last week j.
]. Wamberg, happened in at the Com
mercial Club room. There wero just y
men thoro. A vote was taken, and 6
were found to be republicans Zone Of
them Mr.. Wamberg of course) and 6
democrats. Then they cast their yotes
secretly, for their presidential favorite,
Mckinley received II and Bryan l.
That shows the strength of tho silver
candidate in his own party. Then how
can people over think OF his ovor being
elocted-at this stage Of tho gamo any
how-on his free silver platform? We
say mover