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New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
DUNkAVEN IN THE WRONG
HIS CHARGES UNFOUNDED
OUTCOME OF THE INVESTIGATION BY
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE
REPORTED TO THE NEW-YORK YACHT CLUB.

THE DEFENDER SYNDICATE COMPLETELY EXON
GRATED OF ANY OF THE SERIOUS AccUsA-
T1oNs MADE AGAINST 1T BY THE EARL
THE COMMITTEE THANKED AND ACTION
OK THE REPORT DEFERRED TILL THE
ANNUAL MEETING-A DISPOSITION
AMONG MANY MEMBERS TO
HAVE HIS LoRDsHiPs
NAME TAKEN FROM
THE CI.UB's ROLL.
The case OF Dunravon AGAINST Iselln and the
yacht fraternity Of this country has been deciied
and Dunraven has lost The special committee
,ach was appointed by the New-York Yacht
Club. at the request Of Mr. Iselin, to probe the
charges which were made by the Earl OF Dunra-
ven in a published statement. ana reiterated by
him In a speech before a number cf his country
men, submitted its report last night at the special
meeting called for that purpose. The report was
a complets vindication Of the Defender syndicate
and victory for Mr.. lselin. Every point IN the
great amount OF testimony has been carefully
considered by the committee In its report. ana
so well has every important feature been reated
that II gives good idea II the proceedings even
to those who have not time 70 read the great
amount or testimony Nnl'n was tHh'H III '''V
case The committee consisted of ex-Minisier h.
J PHELPS J. Plerplnt Morgan. ex-Secretary W.
c. Whitney. George J.. Rives and Captain \. l.
Mahan II the Navy.
The meeting last night took place IN the model
room OF the Yacht club 80. 81 Madison-aV@
In the sam. room where the big meeting WAS
held at which Mr. Isolln called for an inquiry
into the charges made by Dunraven, and where
the special committee sat and t,1k evidence In
the famous case.
MANY MEMBERS ON HAND
Long before O'Clock. the hour named for the
meeting. the rooms Of tn, club We're crowded
and when Commodore Edward II. Brown called
the meeting to order the room was uncom-
fortably filled with members. Among the yacht
owners present Were.
l.. Iius'eG. w a. Hazard. =. ". Clements.
John J. brooks. John H. Coles Lows 9. ieGyaid,
IL :. FarmaIe,. r. -. Sturgis. George J.. kves.
l.. J Callahan. james e. Bergen. d. Vi. ponoueh,
l. uickey. James l. smith; J. Howard Fori. W.
" Bronson. e. y. W"yani. Fr-dr.ck Gailatin J.
Ilerpont Morgan. I!oyi Phoenix W. l." STOVE
Elward 81 Brown and ". II. StarbucA.
Among the other members We're:
Z Du v!yler. J r9elel.ch Ta'as. 4. cass Can
|oo49q4.y Ean5 Ean &ip,sa Ro"9. pTasa4. Masaa 81 s.
Nicholson Kane II Dufyea Eugene Tompkins.
rroieriok Gehhari. r. l.. Watson. Colonel De
Ianoy A. Kane = Duncan. ". r Abbey. X.
Schuyler. PniAp Schuyler and ". L. Iselln
MR.. MORGAN READS THE REPORT
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01

John l. brooks. John II Coles Le~i- G. iedyatd.
II. :. rarmale,. r. ". Sturgis. George l. kiY"'.
r. r.. ebert. T.. ) Hatch {. =. H"ndlicks. ".
l. Uickcy. james l.. smith. }. Howard Ford. ".
" bronson e.. y W"ylAni. Fr-dr.ck Gailatin. j.
Flerpont Morgan. Ioyi Phoenix. W l.. Stowe.
IIarr.sjn p Moore T. q Bourne James II. Bresl.n.
Edward II. Brown and ". II. S'arnucN.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
MANY MEMBERS ON HAND.

Long before o'clock the hour named for the
meeting the rooms Of tn, club We're crowded,
and when Commodore Edward II. Brown called
the meeting To order the room was uncom-
foriably filled with members. Among the yacht
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-04
GOLD AND
PROTECTION.
EXTRACTS FROM McItINLEY'S
LETTER: OF ACCEPTANCE.
Ho Argues Against ;'rco Silvcr-The
Republican and Democratic Plat
forms Contrastcd.

Below can be found extracts from
Maj Mckinlcy's formal acceptance of
the Republican nomination for Prcsi-
dent:
10 Hon ..Iohh w. 7Nnr&tDn und others,
WCmi' - yfh" .NOtidc0tjOn ConiN'it.
tccof th. HcpuGicun Notjomat cone
TCsitiOn:
GENT EAiEN: In pursuance of the
promise made 10 your committee when
notified OF my nomination rs the Re
publican candidate for President, |
beg to submit this formal acceptance
of that high honor and to consider in
detail questions ut issue in the pend
ing campaign. Perhaps this might be
considered unnecessary in view of my
remarks on that occasion and those L
have mado to delegations that have
visited Mc since tho st. Louis convon-
tiou, but in view OF tho momentous
importaucc o! t"c proper settlement of
the ISSUES presented on our future
prosperity anl standing "a nation,
and considering on the welfare aud
the hnppiuCEs OF our people, | could
NOT be cOitcut to omit again calling Mt
toati0u t. the questions which, iii my
opinion, NithjlY affect our strength and
position among the governments of
thc world and on? morality, integrity
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-04
OUR ORIENTAL GUEST.
The Viceroy OF China Royalty Vel.
come Il to Americas shore.

LII Hung Chang, Viceroy Of China. ambas-
sador to Russia and the world-renowned di-
plomat, arrived in New York Thursday and
became the guest of the nation. Tho day was
perfect one. Bright sunlight overhead, an
atmosphere clear rs crystal, with n tinSo Of
autumn GOODNESS in It, and a light breeze
that ruflled tho surface of the bay, COM
bined to make the first view that Ii
Hung Chang had of the hurbor OF the
metropolis pleasing one. Added to
its natural beauties was the imposing spccta-
clc furnished 10y the presence Of tho finest
fleet of warships Uncl6 Sam has ever gather
eel toScthr:. They were tho best OF the new
navy, and every vessel was painted and pol
ished and made ready, Bristol fashion. for
the reception OF the honored guest. Mai. Gen.
Thomas RuSer, commander of tho Depart
mcnt OF the East. as the personal representa-
tive oi President Cleveland, with his two staff
officers, Major George w. Davis and
tautain Mills: VIM. X. Rockhill, First Assis-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-04
CUBAN INSURGENTS.
Taking Rails From IL Track to Throw
Up Entrenchment..

Reports from the province Of Pipar del
Flo are to tho effect that the insurgents have
taken rails from thetracks for the purpose of
throwing up entrenchments near Taco Taco.
1t is estimated that at least two kilometres OF
the track have been torn up. For this reason.
passenger trains and two freight trains have
returned from Artemesia and the through
traffic on the railroad line Is now interrupted
Gen. Oliver. tho governor OF the Rortress
Cabana, will return to Spain September 30.
ReinfoI cements OF tho Spanish army are sx.
pected here shortly. These reiniorcements
consist OF AGO infantry officers, and 3f.32y
prvates, cavalry officers, and 4S6 cavalry
men. 3i artillery officers and 1 1.252 artiilerye
men, "a officers I'm charge OF the engineering
corps and .547 men belonging TO the engi-
heering corps. Col. Scgura and Col. Her
Dandez rep ?rt an engagement with Bermu-
dez, tine insurgent leader, at Lomo del Toro
province OF MatanEas. Fifteen OF tho insur4
gents are reported to have been killed while
% OF the Spanish troops were wounded
WORSE THAN ISsURaENra
special from Houston. Texas, saws A. F..
Eljalda has arrived here. He Is an agent
Of the Spanish government and has come to
Texas to buy 1000 horses for the Spanish
army In Cuba. He will purchase bronchos
as they are hardy and can stand the tropical
.un. The Spanards will have hard time.
h wevor, because 6fter q rest tho broncho al
ways bucks when first saddled and Spanish
cavalrymen are not familiar with this style
OF hose.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-04
THE SEABOASD RESTRAINED.
Injunction Granted by Judge Robin
son Which Enioined the Scabonrd
to Carry Express on Sundays.


The Southern Express Company ha
brought an action against the Seaboard All
Line in order to fight the decision OF tn,
Asheville magistrate, that no express matter
save pcrishabie articles can he transported il
North Carolina on trains on Sunday. Tn,
Seaboard Air Line and Southern Railwa!
have both issued notices to the Southern FIX
press Company that orders had been issueo
forbidding the carrying Of such express
matter. Last Sunday this order wen
into effect and was rigidly carried out
Judge Robinson has upon application
of i. q. Dubignon, of Georgia, and L. III
Bushcc. of Raleigh, n. c., attorneys for the
Southern Express Company. granted an or
der restraining the Seaboard Air Line from
refusing to carry express matter on Sundays
1t is set forth in the EXPRESS compaDy's pies
for n restraining order that ii has u contract
with the Seaboard Air Line for the transpor.
tation OF express matter on double daily
trains. including Sundays, that the enforce
ment of the order would be most disastrous.
to its business, and that carrying matter or
Sundays IL not n violation OF the State Code.
The case will be argued before Judge Robin
son, at Goldsboro, September 10th, and In
the meantime there will be no stoppage OF
Sunday express traffic OF any kind.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-04
Murdered and Made Pickle OF.

A special from Fredericksburg, Va. says:
Dallas Bruce, n white citizen OF Caroline
county. living some 25 miles from here, dis
appeared at the Confederate reunion in
Rich ond on July 1st. He was known to
have some Si00 OH his person. He was sep
arated from his wife and had been lving
with colorcd woman In his neighborhood.
Wednesday afternoon lato, his body was
found in somo pickle barrels ut the negro
woman's house. The body had been cut to
pieces and piece put In each OF the several
barrels and pickles put on top and strong
brine over the whole. The pieces OF the body
were in sufficiently good condition to be
clearly identified
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-04

fhe Democratic and Silver parties hay
tptly ordered one million documents.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-04
To Run a Mile a Minute.

The second attempt OF Leo Anderson to
,cuer a mile IN one minute in a bicycle paced
~ q !ocoIctive, which was to have taken
place a. st. louis, Mo-, Sunday, has been
postponed until September 6. His machine
will be geared to 120 inches and he confident
y expects to clip the three seconds off his
present record Of l:03
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-04
Doesn't Nominate

The South Carolina senatorial race is eth
an unknown quantity From reports and
estimates in, it looks as.if 1t will have to be
run over, in which case Evans will be beaten.
Actual returns in shows n total voto of 81. $50
OF which Earle has n. SGS; Evans %. .597, and
Duncan G,O95. majority is necessary to
nominate. There will probably be 10, 900 or
1000 moro votes to hear from. ,...-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-04
An Advisory Board.

From the political organizations not Dem
ocratic but in sympathy with the Chicago
platform, Chairman Jones OF the Democratic
National Committee has appointed an all
visory board, the. members OF which Will
act rs advisors OF the Democratic national
campaign committee. The board consists OF
Senator Teller, OF Colorado; Senator Dubois,
OF Idaho; Senator Butler, Of North Carolina;
c. T. Wasburn, OF Massachusetts; !. N. Stew
ems, OF Colorado, and George p. Keeny, Of
California.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-18
TIE OMAHA EXPOSITION.
Now Fully Oficered and Launched Under
Most Favorable Auspices.

Now Fully Oficered and Launched Under
Most Favorable Auspices.
q, OMAHA, Dec. lS-The Transmissis-
sippi and International exposition is
now fully officered and launched upon
it's career, under the most favorab ble
auspices. The officers and executive
committee were elected at meeting
held WedneSday night, and the multi
tude of matters demanding tn" imme-
diate attention Of the board We're taken
up and dispos ell of i'll an eIpcdltlour
manner The officers are President 6.
L. Wattles; vice pres mt, ALVIN
Saunders, ex-Un.tcd Stu,rS senator
secretary, john 4 WAX field; tres
urer, Herman kOuntZe; CHEZ d part.
ment of way and Hl"a -. =. ]. i..@','
sey; super er.atend"nt 81 iubAcIY. =,
RoSewater rnIr {, depart .l"l; g. 70
motion, G. NJ / II :; ch 80. .. t."-
partment :of { = ..,s. T.. j. Bruce
chief OF dep.rIArn o, c0n""i>l' l. =
l.. Reed chief ri G",1;.i'tm"n. o. --rv:i-d
and building. +. =. /, r.,"ndaI.: 'h g
OF department. u >rIIs! U'iat!"I. -. y
Babcock; ex 'rLilV' ".'nlm .st"'. ;. /
Lindsey cha -.n;!n: !. \ ,>"W;''cr. G
NJ. II tchcork. e. i. Bruce. y. J
Reed, +. T. kl.rnGa.., ". y. ID
rock
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-18

iards who had come to search for Ma.
ceo's body would not find it, as Maceo
was at the head OF his army and was
moving toward Orieste. He also
stated tina, he had accompanied Maceo
to the province of Ma,anZas, where he
left him, after All atfcctionate parting.
When he left Maceo ti:e latter was suf-
fcring from slight wound.
The passengers also conveyed the ln-
formation that the Cuban paper La
Lucha. in the issue of the 18th inst,
gave meagre account OF Il battle
which had been fought at. Rosario,
near Cabanas, i'll the extreme northern
part of the province of .Pinar del Rio.
General Bernal was i'll command of the
Spanish forces, and the government
troops sustained il loss of one lieutenant
colonel and two lieutenant wounded
CAPTAIN Sanchez killed, and Is soldiers
woundcd. The enemy lot heavily
The column of General Eernul cCntln'
ned to march to GHv;i jai G>. when they
had another IN nO3 CI,,u-"El ut, SCt.er'
in- loss OF ! M, k..-GI aid IL
WCul .Gcu.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-18
SAY MAGIC LIVES.
Passengers From Cuba Bring
Important News to Key
West.
The Cuban General at the Head
OF His Army in Matanzas
Province.
Spanish General Had Brush
VIII! I:n NrA Ir.!> Weyl2r
'i3,I l.,
Festivities & t..Hrs., C?'cbrct-
iNr us N."!n Abruptly
= .......'.N.2.

KEY WEST ia. D"c. ls.-Passen.
,-rrs who arrived nee frpm Cuba re.
port that General Pratt had wired Cen
eral Weylcr from the provice OF Matan-
?as that lie had III engagement III that
,roy,uce with Ant-Hio Maccos forces,
led by Maceo himself, and that upon
rrreip. OF the tele@ ram conveying tins
information all the festivities which
were in progress i'll Havana 10 occ!ctrate
the death of Maceo We're ordered to be
suspended
The passengers further stated that
number newspaper reporters, to con-
vince themselves of the truth or fal.
sity of the report of Maceo's death,
went to Pnn,a Brava, province of Ha.
vana. and one of them had an Inter
view witt, the lnsurgent chlel Baldom'
Gro Acost. who told him that the Span
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-18
Maceo died in the front of the fight as
soldiers wish to die.
FORCED TO REFUSE THEN.
Applications to Enlist Pouring in nj
Cuban Headquarters. .....i... ~

Applications to Enlist Pouring in Mt
Cuban Headquarters. ..j.. ~
NEW YORK, Dec. lS.-The rooms Of
the Cuban Junta were crowded all day
by men anxious to enlist in the Cuban
army, and kilograms were received by
the score. Delegate Palma's clerks
have been unable to keep pace with the
inquiries as to enlistments and the sub
joined circular, signed by Mr.. Palma.
mailed to several hundred applicants /:
IL beg to tender you i'll the name of
the Republic of Cuba my best thanks
Tor your generous offer. Unfortu-
nately, however, for your purpose. the
laws of the United States forbid enlist
ments here for foreign armies. Should
circumstances change, as | hope they
may. your proposition will be duly con-
! sldered"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-18
Laurada's Action ple.<es Onicials.

WAsHINGToN. Dec. IS. - The an
nouncement by cable that the notori-
ous steamship Laurada has sailed di-
rectly from Palermo for Gibralter, in
stead Of forcing her way into the
harbor of Valencia, gave the greatest
satisfaction to the officials here. who
feared international trouble was about
to be caused without adequate reason.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-18
WtNLEn DrIl''.H IT.
Has Not E->i.n"n aud i,"rs Not INTEND
i"s,gu.

Has Not Er>i.n-,. aud i,.rs Not INTEND
10 l"s,gu.
HAVANA. Dec. IS TIL" correspond.
ent of the Associated PlesS Is author
ize6 to deny the report sent from
Madrid that general Marin, governor
of Porto Rico. is to relieve Captain
General Weyler. The latter has not
resigned, nor does he think of resign
ing, and he has the confidence Of the
queen The belligerent propositions
contained iii Mr.. Morgan's resolution
III the senate are received coOlly by
public opinion here. The daily news.
papers say that if it is necessary Spain
is disposed to be prepared for all event.
uaiities.
The proposition of Congressman
Woodman, referring to the alleged as
sassination of Maceo. is considered
ridiculous and absurd here. 1t is felt
that it has been completely proved that
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-18
ANARCHISTS S.Ni ENC.D.
TIVE nty EIGHT viii Re TX 'cuted an
Ftny-n!ne Impri.o ,cd.


Finy-nine Impri.o ,cd.
BARCELONA. Spain, Lee. lS.-Ih'
courtmartal Of the anarchists arrested
for completely ill the recent disturb
ances here has been concluded. The
sentences imposed are kept secret an'
anyone divuiging them is to be severely
punished. IT is believed, however. that
2S of the anarchists have been sentenced
to death and SO others to penal scrvi.
tude. The outrage for which these
J men We're tried was committed on Jnnt
7th last, during the religious process
sion Of Corpus Christi. just as tn;
procession was entering the church O
Santa Maria Demar. a bomb wa'
thrown int. the procession and rX
plodedy killing six persons instant.
and wounding 90 others.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-18
Spanish Naval Officers rotrst.

HAVANA, Dec. lS.-The captain of
the warship Reina Crlstina. which is
stationed at Mariel, has formally pro-
tested to Captain General Weyler
against the claim that Antonio Maceo
crossed the trocha by sea and not by
land. Naval officials and those in the
coast guard service all highly resent
this claim as reflection upon the
NAVY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-18

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 1S,-Dennis
Ryan, the ST. Paul millionaire, was
,u.etly married here to Miss Mary
Campbell, also of ST. Paul. The cere-
mo,iy took place at 5 O'Clock a. d., and
Air aud Mis-. Ryan ~ on the cast
u1n,. Northern Pac.iic train imme.
.aie,y .lIerw: :,rds.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-18

DALLAS. Tex, Dec. Is, -, United
States Marshal Lowell, acting ON i'll.
structions from Washington. took off.
c.a. action TO suppress recruiting in
Eul"s. The agents got information Of
II contemplated raid by the United
St:teS marshai's forces and they aban-
d"npu headquarters before any arrests
cos d lie lIauc.
sherman VIII Stay in the Senate.
CLEVELAND, Dec IS A local paper
says: Senator Sherman will not be a
member of the Mckinley cabinet. He
will, however. be Il candidate for re.
election to the senate. These state.
,nents are made officially.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-23
lSIl2lEC)xIIAIO IIPU' llTOGAlllCp
A4 v APOR
DEL ROLETIN MERCANTIL,

In esa1Aseamlsnto. moa.Ado aT'age sos mA
dEaos AdsAntos as os qws AawaA AAcsa lTssea.
upogrAAsa n0gtaheL Dc toaos gAnnHoa daVtEa ama
para sosseao lnaasla AaHnsfasaba PaLs 4
eba DC eaaeA aeecsss oAs PsHsea sasasso& M
rasos pabcaeon rtesaA hheoa wsoss.s sAAAiegea
aaRAeos 10 pahsaaa as@nssto ~ aaaaAA &pea sssgA
saahe. sneaasa psss1 axss3 Aesaea saassb
rselbes, rFosassssa sts4 s@t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-23

The Proprietors Of the BH0tiR
MercantN have the honour of
requesting English advertisers to
hand their orders to MN. MAYENCE,
FAvRE and c., who are the sole
Agents for all English and Frs~eA
Advertising.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-23

Les bs&Asa
psf Ampssa Faempa~s sSsAaad - - pass s8aA
aos ssmpfs tsassahn u a9sss - sss@ saAA7
papa saass ss yossAas usAsA ass Msxss. -
gsss passa sssmeo@ss Fana sss@a.s@r@sH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-23
TABLL EXICTk
DE OUENTAS FORNADA0

aplicables 81 cobro de jorna,
les, fraccionados estos On c,
tavo de dfa, princlpiando pc.
un cuarto y terminando en- Z
dfas, con precios escalonadca
desde un real fuerte hasta tre.
pesos, y expresando cana fire.
ci6n 81 valorintrfnseco en- pc
sos, centavos y c6ntimos Do
centavc,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-23

GEAk vARiEDAD nk fIPos PARA cAgTEL0AkA FRo
0gANAn Dk IkATko, clAc0 AhuAlI0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-23
B0LE1IN .IERCAN1LL DE- PUERTO-RICO.

BOLETlN lhERCANIlL DB PUERIO-RlCO.
CONSAGRADO la DEFENSA LIE LOS IN
@ TERESES NACIONALES En- AMERICA ORGANC
DE LOS 1SPANOLES INCONDICIONALES EN- PTo.RICC
OOND1C1ONES GENERATES acordadas por la Direcci1,
pcra tod0 clase de remihdos onuncios.
La publication de los Anuncs contrstos
conveEcionales determnarAn los mismoa
Los remdos gscets debn
hrma del autoI aumrA fesponbdAd de
mas con IL de persona Responsible de Eaeo a.ae...
Los originates de comuneadoa rsndos gla ssrAn
devnsltos pubiqusp
No 90 responds de xtravfen a rotrYa de cich9s.
La columns del podo Dor era e ceuimetros de
srgo
E enunciante teDd& derecho
de sns anuncos En- da ncederse
Nj Anunclante enve OCHES pubcacn
tsndra una bondcc6n de 10 100 sobre
uando mpore los anuncos
recib per6dco contrao
viArl s primer ndmero
Para Loo del BOLETN gacs comanica
remdo en- seecion correspondence DIEZ OENTAVO
M suscrptorea tendn eN2 100 hnfean
gscstilas, comunicados remitidos
inPor Dc ss suscpon anuncos gsc4tias midos couua
81 por nprsvsts dass de r psdico smpoam.nt.
rsngrHdo tantas puDaon
diado de ssir.
| Tarita para Ia publication de anuncios.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-11-13
A CARO-.

To THE PuBLIc.-As it is falsely
rumored that we supported the Re-
publican nominees in the last cleo
ton we hereby emphatically dery
the charge. We have always heliev-
ed and still believe the Democratic
party to be the party of the people
and opposed to Trusts, Monopolies
and Privileged Glasses as developed
by McKinleyism, and that the prin
ciples of the Democratic party mus
vet prevail. j. T. MELcHIoR.
II. S. MELHIoR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-11-13
DUTIES OF CITIZENSHIP.


Decsncy That IL Languid IL More "a
He Feared Than Criminality.
''The thing we have the most to
fear" writes DIR. Parkhurst IN an arti-
Gle ON 1.-THE Young Man as . Citizen
in the Ladies' Home Journal, lis not
the depravity and the criminality that
are rampant, but the decency that is
languid and the respectability that is
indifferent and that will 60 junketing
when a state is on the edge Of = crisis
or go fishing ON day when the city is
having its destiny determined for II ut
the polls. Would that there could be
some Legislative enactment by which
every reputable traitor Of the sort could
be denaturslized and branded with
some stigma Of civic outlawry that
should extinguish him rs an American
and cancel his kinship with Columbus,
Fourth Of July and My Country. IT'S
Of Thee.
81 speak with full assurance when /
say. for instance, in regard to the city
Of New York, that there is no single
moral issue capable OF being raised in
regard to its administration whore the
great preponderance Of sentiment would
not be found to be OH the side Of hon.
esty as against corruption, provided
only that sentiment were sufficiently
resolute and alert to come forward and
declare itself. The purpose Of q cam
paign under such circumstances IL not
to convince people Of what is right. but
to stimulate to the point Of action those
who are already convinced.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-11-13
Old People.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky or other intoxicant,
but acts as a tonic and Alternative. II
acts mildly on the stomach and bowels
adding strength and giving tone to the
organs, thereby aiding nature in the per
formance OF the functions. Electric Bit
tiers is an excellent appetizer and aids di
gestion. Old people find it just exactl,
what they need. Price fifty cents pei
bottle at NJ. Friedman's drug store.