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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-02-22

made executors Seven hundred pour,dss
were given.5to each Of hss brothers and
sisters on condition that each conxri ht1tes
sfl0 a. year To the s,1pDo II DC 4 MS mot her
was given 10 his friend, ~ etsr sI3ofzaie
the sEieyent " drag r. he viii was asltS
srnftteds to- Drobate soon after A1ltlrssssss
death. as tI1ef no al
ii, ent srorded FL q rogil al
Him itan.s mace IN 81 q a3ass
beflr4 hts
N gIG,S' d Il
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-02-22

certain, there IS LITTLE chance to detect the
counterfeit coin. Not until he has reached
the ferry does he find out that he has been
swindlea and then it is too late, forsStile
pnsh-cart men are constantly on the move.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
BRYAN MADE NO PROMISES.
Governor Altgcld Says There Has Been No
bargaining OF ANY sort-Alrgeld WIN
Take Nothing.

Governor Altgcld Says There Has Been No
Bargaining OF ANY sort-Altgeld WIN
Take Nothing.
Chicago. August Ex-Governor At
geld asserted this morning when he
reached Chicago that be would posi-
lively accept nothing He said this
morning that ne had no desire 70 be
Attorney General in Mr.. Bryan's cab
met, and declared there was no truth
whatsoever in the story that he had
made a bargain with Mr.. Bryan 10 re-
ceive the portfolio in return for the sup
port Of the Illinois delegation in the
convention.
There is not a single thing in the
gift of the President that I want or
would consider for moment" he said
this morning TO a reporter for the Jour-
nal with characteristic emphasis. The
whole matter is utterly absurd and RI
dicuous.
you may say, moreover he cOnt:n-
ued, chat not ! single one of the candi-
dates whose names We're before the con-
vention We're, so far as I am aware. ap-
preached with any such offers or agree
menys as this one which is said 10 have
been made for me with Mr.Bryan."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04

have in draining The United States treas
ury Of gold and rob5-ng the American
people.
Here IS The nearest approach TO argu-
meu- which NJ Cochran makes against
free coinage:
'.The m5vemer, launched at Chicago. IS
IN attempt 90 Iarl.yz- industry " Isis
All tle powers = government 10 take PROP
rrrN rr-1- tl- hands q thQss Wno ti=- = y
i- ana p-ac- j. n the hands u those WGo
c1.- e. I1.s IS question or morals as
V-.. politics ,,s
"Nl political convention can issue valid
and 2 Feline 20 follow IL. Bryan .r a cru
slGl against honesty and the rights OF
This is by all odds the boldest, b2ldest.
most bcre-s2ced and most Unblushing
miss.a-emcrt Of the case We have yet
run across. i is the very people who
created proDerty-,he farmer and the
the la5orar-who today have none Of
i-. or barely enough Of it 10 live on,
while those who coveted it have effect
uaIly succeeded in getting It about all
OF rob5ing the farmer and the laborer,
by doubling the value OF money and
hence cutting in hall the prices OF their
produces and labor. II It be anarchy 20
restore the equilibrium Of our financial
system. to place the producer and the
Ia5orcr on an equality before me 'aw
with The non-producer and the money
juggler if IT be anarchy to restore 70 the
American people rights Of which they
were robbed by a trick and crime in
1873, then We can not have anarchy too
soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04

The general management Of the B.
& o. is to be complimented on the
prompt and energetic manner in which
it has overcome the almost overwhelm-
ing obstacles in the way Of its traffic.
caused by the recent rains. washou,s
and floods. The new management, par
ticularly Receiver John K. Cowan, who
has been especially active in the work
have Instituted many needed reforms
in every department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
WANTEp

VVANTFD-GIRL FOR HOCSEWORK.
NJ washing. Apply 23i9 Chapiine St au4ev
WANTED-BOARDERS. AT No. South
Penn street jylOedh
WANTED-A RELIABLE LADY OR
gent 5na0 % distribute samples and make
= house to- r1lS= canvass for cur Negt.5 o,=
T-i5et Soaps go = so q month easily
made. Address CECf~TS &; REED, So 10
$50 Austin avenue. Caicagc, ILL., aulev
ANTED-NIEMRENS o. SECRET So
c,e:;es 20 call a; NeSi Va lriuting Co.
No. 1225 anl L. ia ~ st-ae; and exam
cards. eplsh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
A RUSTLE AS A BANK.

Providence, R. l., August 3.-The
sudden death by paralysis OF Miss Della
McGrann revealed the fact that she was
possessed Of $4,000 worth of bank notes
and securities. which she kept in an old
wire hustle. Miss McC~ann had been
hcusekeeper for years Of hotels in Wash
ington and at Block Island
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04

You may call it anarchy If you choose,
buc II is a truth as old as the govern
ment that the masses have equal rights
with the classes under the Constitution.
This has never been disputed until the
organization Of the campaign of the sin
gle gold standard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04

The latest prominent and influential
Republican to come out fairly and
sQuarely for free coinage and Bryan and
Sew2ll is Capt. John Thornburg. Of Ma
son county. He announces his inten-
ton Of supporting the Democratic ticket
in a letter in the Pt. Pleasant Register,
which we reproduce elsewhere. Capt
Thornburg has always been a stalwart
Republican and is a business man and
farmer OF high standing and great in
nuence. He will carry many OF the Re-
Dublicans with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04

Elsewhere I'm -eis mornings edition OF
tie Register VIII 5e found letter from
We-on. suggesting as "a candidate for
The Democratic Congressional ncmna-
ZION :a This district. Hon. A. a. Lewis. OF
Lewis county. Mr.. Lewis would make
en- exceptionally strong and available
candidate. and his extensive acquaint-
anca throughout Che district would be
welehty element i1 his favor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
FREE COINAGE AND OUR NATIONAL
CREDIT.


>-;,o ,,urf,7 leaflets have been print
- ~. ~. Republican CauDaign Com
49,. ~, 6is.ribr,i5n. No. / contains
-b. sollo,.fr., a~pument.
.....-,..., coinage O., sill
YER ~ ,a- r,. Of + 20 T. naeqqs ,9z So.
a .'.5 %. sa ,,i IS ,cr-5. f:r ne main
MIN s OK '' s,,sa.tt pI.ds- is
os5.- c5r msnt-na.ee q an 51ry yn u ~
az S r.r.y W..6 r5d. at rati3 Il i g 1.
.E .aI< -. nine II VERY ounce Of silver,
c.aa or unere ia H. w 15i5:s a N ser I'd
5-.~ sa.Pus silver t. be coined into silver
dr. ..,t-r -'e s5.srs. # coined in an IN
lind ,7 y-r' %,.'' o ,'S It IS me
~ -1e Eoy GOV. mn, T'' pnrcf l'is
power to gold dollar a9d ta ,=, 5rr'iI n
..5 c5.nass Of silver would exhagst
credit. ~ * 81 1 I'm nm sivt. at parity
viii st a. III rate ot T. 10 .,...r " 5S yf,
Wri -5a iecl,re 'n puE-a "a, lI.,, P,2|fiT r.
To- 70. as . sn{ W5uI hs 15rth it,,s If
any NOR. "a , .',-'- o. &c that the
~. ,.'-' -.o,.,rr,,sn+ is limited and
.-5 IVA 5,ffsrerca between IS
,s,o, 0De is as-lv told that
$50 ,,,,,I5 hroa,- the cradi, Of
.....n. and raduce MS al once
.fr.~ h,sis and q dollar Of silver
-, ~. ,..,-., u.tja more than half a
- ~ odd Tn other words. the use
30 -.,-or in the place of gold will not
-. -, ,r;oa of silver higher and the
80 If rol5 cheaper A. all. What a
.t.,. these NaD7leons a. finance don't
-,,. something about the credit Of the
- ,ert being limited by the issue
% 200 ooo eao n? token silver dollars.
s-oo ooo ana Of roDer money and 81. $780,
C1o oao of hor5s all 10 be redeemed in
la with only about $500. OOO.OCO OF
-e1,,,. g,,d ~ run on? They say
uo,hi,g aho,- The new bond issues OF
s2e2 oo0ooo which we're issued to per-
sorn +bc au.ies Of silver. with the fin
apciaI system on a bond basis, 80 being
strain on the credit Of the government
a, M, The credit of the government is
- er,,~b in ;zsue bonds on TO issue
rqoer money on. to issue token silver
-,orer an Far su these there is "un-
1i-,ired snola-s credit" but when he
demand is made 10 issue silver as full
ae5rsj deb,-raying money. aon the
cr,dit of the government is al stake and
in ,5r1 Nothing is said abou; the fact
that silver when dsmonetized in 1873.
v,s worth 103 on the market. Moth
inc is said sbou, the dishonest gold dol
lar made so by legal powers. Nothing
Sc s7is about the rights Of the people
under -sis provision of the Constitution:
~, Stare shah make ANYTHING bu: gold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
TO THE PEN FOR IS MONTHS.

Special % The HegIster.
Charleston, W. Va. August 2.-J X.
Deitz. convicted Of shooting VIM. Cas-
tie. alias +. Bancroft, some months ago.
was sentence. to-day by Judge shy
der, of the criminal court. to eighteen
months in the peniteniiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
NEW FAIR GROUNDS.

FIVE cattle ana ten lambs viii be roasted
and served 10 the public. Beef killing con-
test between TWO Of the best butchers q
Wheeling and Bridgeport. Caf ard lamb
killing contests: horse races Tor butchers
horses only. and a race between W m.
Henry. Of Bridgeport. on foot and The horse
OF John McGanEon. and all kinds CT other
amusemants on ths grounds. Admission
10 the grounds &c; grand stand loc' ve:l!-
cleS tree. Jy-o'e'Sy' ~u-'S'4''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
WATER FiLTERs-EwlNG BROS.
So Trifling 4 GOOD (; % jill filter E -!
That every family They will plenty Of wutor for
enpeson
EWING Bros. WIiEELiN6 W VA
is the expense OF

money and declare it full debt-psying
money. That load on our credit is re-
moved. Open wide the doors OF the
minis and coin all the silver that comes
TO them as full debt-paylng money and
pour il into our financial system to be
used in the place OF our vanished gold,
and put back of the $5C0.0OG,00O paper
money a gold or silver dollar, that load
on our credit is removed Ordain to
pay the bonds in gold and silver, bo.h
Or either, and that load, TOO, is fully
half removed from the back OF our cred
It.
Give US the really sound money OF the
Constitution and our credit will be the
best in the world. Pu. our financial
system on a gold and silver basis and
the gold that has left US will soon come
back TO resume its natural function. ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04

iG IN Silver; the greatest Bryan and
~ Sewall novelty out: sample by
QrIN NOVELTY CO., 347 Fiith ave. Pitts
burg, Pa. au2ezGa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
statesmen WANTED.

statesmen WANTED IN EVERY DIS
;rict: new season; samples free; salary or
commission with expenses from start.
LUKE BROS. CO.. Chicago. myS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04

TUPI ID = NANL = IIINLI.
Charleston, v. Va, Angus. 2-ThS
Populis.s Of Kanawha county met here
to-day and nominated full county tick
ct. Some Of the Democratic candidates
were endorsed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04

Prof. Sheff's glasses will relieve eye
ana headaches and strengthen the eyes
and examination free, at
lilo Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04

When Baby was sick. we gave her astoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
NEW ADVERTlSEMzNT
HOUSES And LOTS FOR SILL

- shares wheeling Bridge Conn
a good investment corner iW
EOU streets.
40. 2ily EOFF STREET, brick
lot Is feet front. rent for IS Der ,..- o.. .
$500
Nos. 9Ol9 and 2lZ1 MAIN SIRE. )
story brick with storeroOms ana Il ...!
above.
No. 81 S. BROADWAY. known as .,
Hughes residence.
ONE MORE LOT IN WOCDSDA.
House OF rooms and ~ acres -r.- e
country, either COR sac Cr r,Gt.
A fine RESIDENCE IN P'oaent p
The BLOCH PROPERTY o. E.-.r ,
street.
\ very desirable RESIDENCE . 20
g.nia street. all modern coaY-r.
Price low.
NO. I2l FOURTEENTH STREET.. t-
NO. 22l2 CHAbIT>E sfI.l...f
brick dwelling. modern.
D ACRES OF COAL north , Ton IS o..
LOT s0Yl0s % Tn.r. -c-lE .-ee'.
THREE LOTS. each %'si2 'cct o. i
northeast corner x Wah4.1 and J. 90
streets. Island VIII s-L n ap.
MONEY TO 10
RiNEHART ( TAiUA Gig Baa.
Telephone 2l9. Room 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
ANYTHING YOU WAIT
on SHORT NCt't.

ANY color ink u.
Copper and Gold Ia
Prize Lists printed ana
day or week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04

Dockstader's Ministries at Mozart Park
to night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04

wANTED-PURCHAsA e.. :
House Losses, OF Leas4 ~. ~
For Sale cards. a-d l,-5ra
Csrds. Cali AZ Registls J---~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
EoR scELLANeOUs.

FOR sALE-ONE POOL TABLE. SIZE
Axe. 10 first cl-ss condition, for sale
cheap. Enquire at FRANK ALBINGFk,
1893 Jacob street. Je9ech
FOR sALE-sOCIETY ADDRESS Cards.
embossed and engraved. Emb'ems tor any
society known. Handsome and reason
ing Co, I225 and 1927 Market street. aplSh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

So AVERAGE WEEKLY NET INCOME
v-h 500 invested. safe. clcserva -.Er.
Prospectus. proofs. fres. +. DAILY, 1913
Broadway. NV York. jy24edsZ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04
DIN. L. PR -
JOB PRINT
1923 and 1925 sout-
Omce open from q. ~ c..
NFw crsrnAlERs u
Gz<9szyxs fse1s<s "a w - y
9 !,
Z. y. Z 8; ., q { Z q,

L. II. LIST, lply
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-04

Nine million leaflets have been print
al bv the Republican Campaign Com
mi-,ee for distribution. no. l contains
-. t.ll...-..----- &. .-.r.,-,,nr,f.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17

He spends a Quiet Sunday in and
About sleepy Hollow.

Trvingtan. ~. T.. Aug. is.-To the ttin-
erary already published. Democratic can
dldate Bryan has added Baltimore and ST.
Louis. The fact that Baltimore has been
added al the special request of Senator
German is evidence that pleasant relations
exist between Mr.. Bryan and the Mary
land senator. and that Mr. Bryan Will
assist Senator German IN his Maryland
campaign IN return for assistance from
the senator.
Mr. Bryan was trifis annoyed today
by the story that he and Senator Jones
were az loggerheads over the choice OF
national headquarters. He intimated that
while he had favored Chicago personally.
he had not demanded its selection. but
had left the choice 10 a number OF Demo
cratic leaders, and that the majority had
decided on the Western city. Washing
ton. he said. would have branch. and
Senator German would do a good deal of
work there. IN fact, as much as he could,
In view of the demands Of his own cam
paign.
The programme OF Mr.. Bryan aftar his
vacation includes speeches in Buffalo.
Erie. Cleveland. Baltimore and ST. Louis.
Il IS undecided whether the proposed sec
ond New York speech shah be made be-
fore Mr.. Bryan goes West. or when he
returns 70 speak In New England. He
said tonight that Il lies With the cam
paign committee 20 decide whether he
speaks In New York again.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17
GOV. STONES POSITION.


Kansas city. Aug ls-A special to the
Journal from Washington City says: Now
that f. has been settled that Senator Cor
naan viii not accept the chairmauship Of
the Domocratlc executive committee. the
preferences of the leaders ssern 20 De for
Gov. stone. Nr. Bryan. toe Is said "a Ia
nor the Missouri governor. A gentle
man who recently talked with Gov Stone
about the prospects OF hts being named
a. chief adviser 20 Chairman Jones saws
that the governor gave bin che impression
that he was seriously considering the ac-
re0tance of that place Absorbing 20 this
gentleman. Gov. Stone said. '+Of course
if I accepted I would have 20 resign the
geveru0rship"
Kansas CITY. Aug IA special 20 the
Journal from Jefferson Cgty- No. after
saving taat 'tn the event 81 Mr.. Bryau.s
election. Gov WllliaTl J. stone win bs
asked 30 sit in the cabinet as secretary
ef the latersoT.' continues: 1T IS stated
hawever. thai Gov. stones aspirations for
a seat 81 t1a senate 20 succeed senatar
Vest are 20 - fo=tered. ard work Ga his
interest IN this connection has already
bnea begun"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17

Hanna Says That He VIII Not Take
60 the Sfpxfsp.

Cleveland. Aug fs.--sdas Mckinley and
Chairman Hanna net a. the lztferas home
in This city today and talked ever the cam
paigD- Mr.. Hanna sad ne was very rrauch
Pleased with the progress OF AFFAIRS More
than lE.0s4.0ps documents had been mated
from Chicago headquarters within the
past two weeks.
The situation in the West IS frnprny-
tn daily he remarked. THE work OF
education Is having n good effect
Mr.. Hanna said the speaking campaign
wous2 probably be well under way within
the next ten DAYS. When asked II Mai.
sicKinley would take the stump. Mr.
Hanna reglied: Mai Mckinley haS mace
no change IN his plans. lie viii not take
the stump IN this campaign. It has been
hinted ina. he might go TO Milwaukee 10
address, the convention of the Republican
League. ffe viii rot do 80"
Mr.. Mckinley viii return home tonlor-
row and Mr.. Hanna viii start for New
York tomorrow evening. Tho national
chairman said he vas not informed as
10 the progress Of the campaign tn the
EaS.. for the reaSen that he had been so
busy In Chicago that he had had no time
TO read his letters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17
VIEWERS BRUTALITY.
How He Forced = Sosex Lsentenane
20 Gommft ~aicftte

KEY West va. Aug. tS-@&sans. Gen.
Wey}sr and Gen. lcAos1sas Nara the prin-
espals IN a sensational affair waleh oe-
eurrea shortly Aefore the latter sailed far
Snaia The death 81 Csea. Ochoaaas a
nepaew. Who was a Hegse0ans IN tho
Seaussh army, was tae cause as tha troa-
BE There were uKly ruuiors In elrcu:a-
tlen rejecting on Tia yeaax nentenant.
who was accused OF conducting a sfsaaoE~
able correspondence with Maxine Gomez.
tire iusargent chief When W3yse- heard
% she rumaTs he Summoned the young
man 70 the palace ara questioned him.
MeYier vas apparently satisfied OF ths
yeunE mans guilt and told hifn that II hs
sid not commit suicide n w@nty-four
hours he weula he eauSsnaEGlafed ARA
shot. The lieutenant lsft The palace. wehs
20 his roam and ia six hours was a oaTDze.
having shot himself through tho heart.
The affair was hgshed np and the snan-
ish officials report said she young snau
dlezi 81 yellow fever.
Shergiy afterwards Gen. .Cchondo ar,
rived IN Havana ana iearnsa the trus
sfory OF his nepAews death. Tie was
greatly earnKed. lie immediately want 10
the palace 70 call Neyser 70 account. His
meeting with the general was most SEN
satIgnai Qrhnnao denounced wsyser IN
the bIsfercss terms. alleging that the lieu-
rsnans was gSgilsleSs and had been driven
10 his death. Ochonao termed Wey.NF a
murderer and butcher and cfaaeFgpa him
10 a duel Tns men drew swords and
would have fought IN the palace bat FOR
the interference OF other Officers.
TIVE DAYS later Gen. ochonfs sailsd scr
Spain He Is greatly rnraEed and says
re viii make the AFFAIR ppslic when hc
reaches Spain and demand wsylsr's rec.
call.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17
- -
SPAIN Is fLACATED.
said TO Have Received Assarsacsa
From This Country.

Madrid. Aug. fs.-The Duke Of Teusan,
the spanish minister OF forotza afYsir&
has received from Washington City dis
patch giving satisfactory ASSURANCES fes
gaFding the alleged fiinnsfaHfng rxredi~
tlon Of the fszarada.
Washington City. Aug. is.--The stsaner
I.aurada referred 90 in the Madrid lis
patch has figured frequently I'm the claims
made BY Spanish authorities that AneFi-
can merchants there were engaged in
nilhuHsefinR operations. In January last
che then captain of the vessel was tEa-
dlcted in the Federal courts Of South
Carolina, bgt was acquitted after q Jury
trial Frequent reference has been mads
To the experience OF the I@agrada at many
ports in Florida in May last. The esp~
tain on that occasion failed TO take cut
health papers required by the la~. and
this led 20 the surveillance OF the IAnrsaA
by the Spanish war vessel. If was claimed
that ten ruhaBs were located on board
and that large quantities OF war material
and dynamite were thrown into ihs water
after the spanish var vessel pist IN an
appearance. II was aiza reprssrnfed at
the time Of the appearance Of the Spanish
cruiser that thirty men were Crowned
owing 20 the PERCEPTIONS haste ln getting
ashore 20 avoid apprehension The ssan-
fsh authorities claimed that the United
States had taken no proceedings toward
Recommending the vessel or arms Ia ac-
cordance with the nsutnelity law. All tbs
state department. officials were absent
from the city ard no statemSnt could -
obtained from that quarter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17
cREELY on sAysEx.
The General ssiit Believes There u
land az The North Pole.

Exeter. y. r., Aug. if-Esrtg. 6ien. A.
" Greeley. In an interview with an Asao~
elatua Press reporter. in regard 10 tho
Nansen expedition sati that the reports
thus Tar published were get TOO rneaEer
70 form an 0pinlon Ger. 1reeiy said
eSansen apparensiy wintsred On Frsnz
josef land. ard be rags he saw no lard
uorfh og g dexreea The journey was ors
~ extreme danger. ard Il tn rernafkshis
that he returned alive. According 70 Tbs
rs.norfs. the land reachea Ey nsy exo~tfalen
ss che uiaat norsheriy land yet attained.
EAnsrns mest northern point II At ses+
lie wcnt fast fwa degrees and g minutes
further north shan dia lockwood ard
rralner8. of my expedition, IA i~e- When
ssauserg'H oh#erva glone mrn worked cllf they
vt1 prove hie explorations ard @ii alSo
Eaaks gnfnresting Feaainw"
Gen. Cireslv said tnat notwit tsassaf4ins
%nnseu'R reuGTts af an ocean 81 fn@ EsplN.
recent sssiset5ons snow fSlas there - laa1
rear thaf pasai, hgt that Il u n0Fth 81
North Anarfea. rafa9r than Siberia. "As-
.snrantfv Nansen traEe,sd aH1g - niles
from where he abandoned hie aAia.g said
th. general teTvsSs II issa than hasf tas
dlssfnea fha1 Lockwood ard BrainAra sfsF~
sss6 from the headquarters o. ny ek~
asfsfian at LAZY Frankhn saTs bat ! waat
- ssv rlgns here that SaHseza,s Fsrsewsf-
nr.ns ia ugrthw az fhe Seanfin4s5An race.
taiak thaf the expedition VII eisspDolnt
those Who believe thAk FeTans JaSnf iAni
extends - the pats THs prnsiistiesss ~
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BoGus CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
President McCall Disavows the CIR
cu1ar Letter 10 Insurance Men.

Denver, Aug. l6.--State Auditor Parks.
who threatened TO cancel the license TO
do business in Colorado of any mutual in
suranee company using its funds for the
dissemination OF campaign literature. has
received the following telegram:
&C, C. Parks. Superintendent Of Insur-
afce: Yours OF the nth inst. received. No
circular or other letter has been sent out
By any official Of this company 10 It's pol
icy holders. This statement Is made 20
apply to all policy holders. See our letter
dated TO you yesterday
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
In reply to a letter from the Denver
agents OF the New York Life Insurance
Company. President Mccall explained
that The circular letter of a political ma
ture purporting to come from him was
probably prepared from an interview with
him which appeared in an Eastern news
paper.