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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-10-03
BREAK CORBETT'S NECK ON SIGHT
So said StarI>ey While Little
Warm.

Denver. Sept, 29-Theodore Brown OF
ths city today received a dispatch from
James j. Corbett to the effect that both
of the California clubs having failed to
deposit q purse fol his fight with ShaH-
key. the match is off, and he will nov
m IL il match With l'fzsinmonS as soon
as possible.
When informed Of this Sharkcy, Who
is here to give an exhibition with Red
dF'' Gallagher, became Very mad and
announced that lie will break Corbett' $
neck on sight.
Lynch Sharkey manager, says there
are plenty of other clubs willing to Of
ier i purse for the fight. and he was
in correspondence by wir-t With Corbett
this afternoon, though with what result
can not he learned.
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GODDARD IS ON TWO PLATFORMS
congressman Hal tnan IL Not We
Nominated.

Helena. Mont, Sept. 2S.-A meeting Il
the silver wing and regular republican
state committees was held today. II Was
agreed that the funds ralseu for the cam
pa;gn and the speakers sent into the field
would be altogether for the state ticiIa5.
This practically leaves Mckinley our Gi
it, and leaves the regular nominee fof
congress, O. F. Goddard, TO do his own
vote-getting by himself The republican
candidates for state offices are running
OF two platforms. One indorses the na-
nonal republican platform and the 9th y
is in favor Of 16 to !.
The popuist state central committee
also met in this city today. 1t decided
rot to nominate Congressman Charles
S Hartman for representative. lie is %
the silver republican ticket. In the FIJI
sion agreement between the democrats
and populsts the nomination for repre-
sentative was left to the .-1mocrats. VINO
made no nomination, in Difference TO the
candidacy Of Hartman, who has worried
for silver most valiantly. The popui~t
committee today did not nominate Hart
man because the right to do 50 lay VIII
the democrats
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Strike Mt Toronto
Ten Thousand Were Witnesses at
Trenton.

Trenton, n. J., Sept. 2S,The National
rnl1jt meet Of the l.. A. w. opened at
..sa interstate fair a this place today,
Iaj over 10000 People were present, the
raest attendance in the history of the
ir, John 5. Johnson, paced by two
cads and a tripet. beat ali previous pub
IT, records foi one mile, crossing the tape
fl I.tl flat, the best previous time being
IS 10. made by Tyler at Waltham
Mass, in 1896
Jimmy Michael the Welshman, paced
~ 40 4uads and a tripiet. covered five
mi1 in 9:51 40 the fastest time ever
95dr Oh any track. the best records ever
l5 on a trOttng track, such as the one
pdaT was by Michael. four days ago at
NaEerly, when he established a record CT
1910 I-5.
In The thrd heat Of the two-mile pro
osSional Otto Ziegler. the Californian
ogoke his arm.
The races of the day were the profes
unai events in which first honors were
snl1'iad off by Arthur Gardiner Of Chi
t@o a@d Tom Cooper
Mile OPEN rofessional-Arthur Gard
9er of Chicago won, Tom Butler of
.ambrid%eport, Mass, second, Tom Coop
ar of Detroit third: time 2:14 3-5.
Two-mile handicap, Professionalism
soouar lscr9tch) won, j. f. Starbuck of
H5adelphia 40 YARDS second. ]. b. Bow
of Chicago Gto YARDS third; time,
f5&-5.
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EG,. BNs CE GOT THEIR ENMITY
Eof.,r;stGn Niiitia Deeply Incensed t
His Speech

I.aadNillr. Colo, Sept. 2a.-Jp to 9
c'eI Dck tonight this has been one of the
,fajctcsst &ays here since the arrival Of
he military. No shooting or disturbance
or ANY kind has been reported.
N..nters er the two companies Of mil
ills formed by the citizens are deeply
ir.rensel over IN" abuse showered up
on them hN President Boycc of the
Western Federation of Miners. in his
speech to the scandinavian miners asst
"i&ht.
All interest now centers in the action
C he taken at the regular meeting of tn ;
Minors Union tomorrow night. Thare
IS still luck OF definite Knowledge as to
whether 4 committee was appointed at
he !ast meeting to report upon the adj
visibility OF declaring the strike off,
1ud tomolrows meeting is therefore Ill
~. MOI. ..EAiouslN aMait:i
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.s@3Gs% GOES BACK IN INDIANA
s}es.ao"rnts and popuIists Agree ON
Electors.

Indianapolis. Sept. 29.-The populist COZ
Na9tion that met in this city TO consl,er
flnsio4 with the democrats. after being in
T'.-@i5a sglI day. adjourned tonight sine
die. 'ftter adopting the following resolu~
ti51:
Resolved, by the committee of u On
matters of electors of the populist pa%ty.
in order to close our ranks and unite our
fCiees in the state Of Indiana in securing
tIe election Of our nominee for president.
". J. Bryan, and do full Justice to our
vice presidential nominee, Thomas i.
Watson. that We nominate five poDllst
electors and 10 democratic electors and
certify 10 the same as the electors that
st'Hll u" placed Oh the populist party state
fjelet of lndiana.
Tho electors in the Fourth and rh.'-
fe; nth districts are the populist nominees
fol- congress, and their selection as eject
els leaves the field clear for the demo-
cratic nominees W. Iioman and ]. $.
krUeger.
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y! ssEtgs OF AN OLD ALBANY LADY
She inoi> Poison and Prepared Ia
Ham. Also.

Albany or. Sept. 29.-The dead body
Of Mrs. Nathan Bond who was widow
Il years old, was found in an open grove
near hcr home near this city this morn
ing. She committed suicide by taking
poison. around her neck was a rope, and
she had prepared to put the other end
over hc limb of the tree under which she
vas found, to make it fast and to step
lIon a bucket that she had there, and
kick the bucket if the poison failed 10
@et. The poison. however. did the work.
She was We'll and widely known
throughout this section. Three children
survive her. Mrs. Lewis Cox of Waits
bltrg. Mrs. DR., John Reed of Lebanon,
and Albert Bond of Albany.
Suiciite ut the Dalles.
The Dalles, Or, Sept 29.-The body of
\. Johnson. q Swede about 50 years old,
was found hanging from a tree at the
locks. The jury decided that he COM
nitted suicide by hanging himself.
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PORTLAND T!RM NAY BUILD ONE


Washington. Sept. 2S.Thc chiefs OF
the bureau Of construction and steam tn
glneering Of the navy department have
completed the task Of examining and
comparing the several bids made for
building torpedo boats. Their report VII
probably be made TO Acting Secretary
oe the Navy McAdoo today, Although
the conclusions have not been made pub
Ic it is believed the chiefs viii recon-
mend one 2o-knot boat, to be given 70 the
Union iron Works Of san Francisco, and
two to the Bath Iron Works.
Wolff & IWickcr, of Portland, Or. Will
probably be allowed to build two 22l2-fnot
beats.
be utilized III building six little 2o-knot
boats. Of which IIerrcshoff Of Bristol,
r. l.. is likely 70 get two, the Columbian
iron Works Of Baltimore two. and Hill
man Of Philadelphia one.
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EsTiGA PRISON ASSOCIATION
Attention s1iy":a to Homicide. 1snni-
grafton and Crime.


Milwaukee, Sept 29--Homicide was dis
cusSod at the morning session of the
National Prison association. It was con-
clttded that the census taken on the sub
jcct ana magazine editorials on it par
take largely of sensational Journalism
that the world is growing better. and
that homicide is on the decrease. J. Mil
liken Of Mcpherson. KAN, member or
the American Bar association. read the
report of the standing committee on rini-
inal law reforms. His report was clean,
closll and comprehensive, and was listen
e:l u III enthusiastic silence, which
changed to volley Of questions and com
mcnt.
Fl. II. Hart of St Paul, secretary of
the board Of state charities. then read
tne principal paper OF the forenoon. upon
immigration and crime.
The report of the committee on dis
charged prisoners for the national prison
congress followed.
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WHITMAN COUNTY FAIR is OPEN
Finest Fruit and Grain Display Seen
in the County.

CoIfaX. Wash. Sept. 29.-The Whitman
eotnty fruit and agricultural fair opened
today under the most promising no'l,li-
lions for the best fair ever held in he
county. The display OF fruit is :;omH-
jhing that can not be beaten in any ,oul-
tIE. Already four or five hundred pl1tes
OF *pple- pears plurns. peaches, grapes
ounces, prllneS and nuts have been str-
hanged on the exposition tables, and a
number cf boxes containing exhibits are
not Xet opened. The best Of the apple eX-
nihitS are superior to those shown last
Var. but th" average is about the same.
II he preserved fruits in glass exhibition
JatS. the like has never been shown IN
53t~ county for quality. variety and guam
tttH. Altogether the fruit exhibit is 4 SUI
Ieflor one. and if ii goes to the Spoka le
fir next week will make a much better
showing than was made by Whitmtn
county last year and the year before. in
b6th Of which cases the Whitman county
exhibit won the county sweepstakes prize.
'Ihc exhibit III other lines is excellent.
: large display Of grains grasses re.5-
ahIes and live stock is down from tlie
!4llnan agricultural college and is At
naetins considerable attention. The en-
Hihlls OF bees, poultry, sheep. cattle.
lafec@ mules, hogs vegetables grains.
towers, fancy Work, ar, work etc. are
nIncA larger and better than last Year.
Iufta$'S program of amuscments con
SIS ed Of bicycle races among local I'D
e5@: lumerroW's will be the same. The
rest OF the week will be devoted to nose
races. rottin@ races. pulling contes,s,
if'a"ho-ffdfn2 contests and numerous
othel sports.
I-to toien6ons will be given up TO 20
,ilg4i speaking. Tomorrow forenoon Neal
ham. the peoples party candidate
ter s:;te auditor, Will talk free silver
and other local speakers will take ,a,t.
october ] Henry Farchild OF Wha1com
#t4 speak for the republicans.
! great disappointment to the fair man-
I-@ment Was The failure of G. w. Stcy-
4 jas, The baI!oOnist. to arrive and give h'sl-
loon a&c@nSions as per schedule. Mr.. Stev-
chs "it" is Very sick. and his assistant
az rtna uJ who has been filling his en-
2@gefnents, was killed recently at st.
3-clia Secretary Hcebe. as soon as i7e
learned that Stevens could not come. ,tl-
a&raPhed 20 San Francisco to secure an
other aeronaut. He has one in view. nd
mo- expense will be spared to have. Elm
7c#a bvfor" he fair closes
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:5E1&'E OK MINERAL. REGIONS
7ge.zie';sn Railway Will BE Built to
Them.

ttjtx Of Mexico, Sept. 2a.-Fredericr, =,
gtaitIvtt of Chicago left today for that
city. after having secured most import
amt railway concessions from the Mex
lvan Central The charter provides Tor
s15sadlr 4aUse read to run from some
.oii5t in the state OF Chihuahua on the
s.awirHn Central railway, westward TO
point ON thc Sonora road. with branch
$ running north into on" of the richest
,riltt1.l rp gions on the globe, and south
s>3iG along the Pacific coast. The sub
gentjon of main line amounts to sl3.5e(
l.,.t. mill.
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MADE ANOTHER BIG PAY NEH1
Diamond Hill Mine D>vnera Re
cefve 100000.

Helena Mont. Sept. Is. = The second
payment of 1000 was made on the pur
case price of the Diamond Hill mine. re
Gently sold to Glasgow, Scotland capital
lists The purchase price is s., 600 600, more
than half Of which. is to be paid in cash
the balance in stock in the new company
This company will at once begin the erac.
ton of a 600-ton mill, which will cos
about 100000. The Diamond Hid is OK
clusively a gold mine, located about Al
miles cast of Helena, in the ST. Loui:
mining district.
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BIG RAILROAD !! MEN AT SEATTLE
london and Northwestern Officials
IL ling for pIeasure.

Seattle Sept 2S.-A distinguished party
of railroad people, consisting of Freder-
felz Harrison. general manager of the
London & Northwestern railroad, the
largest corporation in the world, having
r cauftal Of $500 geo 900; Robert Turnbul.
general superintendent, and c. A. Bar
atonni the New York agent arrived In
Se4ttle tonight from the Yelowstone
F.l&. MeSsrs Harrison and Turnbul
ara travelling for pleasure and incident
4lly 10 study railroading il this country
Taey leave tomorrow after Z ride owe:
tae Seattle x international, Via the q
uadlln Pacific for New York
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NEGROES SHOOT TWO WHITE MEN
One Already Paid the Penalty. the
Other May be Lynched.

Augusta, Ca, Sept. 2S.-A special to the
Morning News from Sparta, Ga, says:
Harris Boone colored, was shot to
death by party Of citizens at this place
Sunday morning
He had raised disturbance. and when
Town Marshal Bowen ordered him to de-
sist, the negro shot the officer. David
Silver. a white man. was also shot by q
negro here yesterday Parties are scour-
Ing the country for the assassin. and II
caught he will be lyncl1sd
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David HermitiinSeP of New ori> SO!
His Sent

Detroit. Sept. 29.-Today's session &-it-
messed the beginning of the fight between
the socialistic and anti-sociaIiStir tet"-
tcns in the cigarmakers' international
convention. the occasion being the .,sat-
ing of Delegate David Iiermtinger from
New York. Objection was raised on the
ground that he was engaged in trade. hUt
ii soon cropped out in the debate taat
followed that the socialists objected 10
him because of his anti-sociaIstic Il IL
dency Delegate Bennett of New rork
led the opposition TO Hermdinger III a
fiery address of an hours duration vt
noon vote was taken on the question.
which resulted in the complete rout Gf
the socialists. The delegate was seated.
his opponents having only about 80 Of the
245 delegates present
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GOLD STILL FLOWING THIS WAY
Australia and England Will Eacl,
GDntribute,

Washington. Sept. 29,-The director of
he mint has received I telegram from
The San Francisco mint stating that
about 600 gold was expected TO ar
rive there from Australia a week from
next Friday. Information also comes
from London that the Bank of Engla md
expects TO lose S5.000.oo0 before the end of
The week Both shipments are expected
ultimately to reach the treasury. togeth-
er with the amount already in sight
which would bring the gold reserve ap-
proEimateIy to $l}5. 600 600
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MRS. HERMAN OELRICHS TESTIFIES
Does Not Believe Mrs. Craven
Deeds Are Genuine.

san Francisco, Sept 2S.-In the suit fol
eiectment Of Craven vs.. Fair today, Mrs
Herman Oelrichs deposed that she i>aC
never heard OF her fathers acquaintance
With Mrs. Craven who claims TO be the
late mllionairc's contract widow. San
ator Fair had said 10 the deponent ,h(
last time she saw him that he had mover
remarked. nor would he do so, on &c
count Of his children. This voluntary
promise he had repeated many times il
letters written to deponent Mrs. Del
richs deposed that she did not believe hi
deeds conveying valuable property to Mrs
Craven were genuine. because her fatho
never made gifts of value to any one
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Left an Estate Of ST .25O,OO0 to w i'd
and Sons.

Chicago. Sept. 29.-The will of Edison
Keith the merchant who recently took
his life by jumping into the lake, vas
filed in the probate court today. The
estate is valued at $l,250.00o. OF this
amount $1,100,000 is represented BY per
sonal property. the remainder being il
realty. Susan Keith, the widow. Edsor
Keith. Jr.. and Walter NJ. Keith, soas
o. the deceased, are named as executors
and trustees OF the estate. The greater
part Of the estate is left to the widow
and sons. A provisional bequest is made
t, the Old Peoples home.
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LOUISIANA STATE TROOPS REABN
Will Protect Murderer j, .g"hu~o1
From the fi0!f.

New Orleans. Sept. 29.-People in Amitt
City and the parish of Tanginahof art
still apprehensive of mob violence OF &C
count of Sheriff McMichaels sending john
Johnson, the murderer of the Cotton fam
lily, to New Orleans to save him from thc
mob. Governor Foster this morning or
dered the Sixth battalion to Amite GttN
to reinforce the company of state troops
now there from Harmond.
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THREE BAD MEN BREAK JAIL
One Recaptured. But the Others Es-
caDptJ.

Sacramento, Sept. IS ~ Three of the
most desperate criminals confined in the
county jail escaped today by means OF a,
tunnel dug under one Of the walls con-
Meeting the jail yard with the side yard
Of the court house The escapes Were
Frank McCarty, William Harrison and N.
Creclman. three. of the most notorious
thieves and crooks on the Pacific coast.
McCarty was recaptured, but the other
two escaped.
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PASSENGER AGENTS TOGETHER
Hole. Their 9th Annual Convention


s. Louis, Sept 29.-The 24th annual
&C Invention Of the American Association
Of Travelling Passenger Agents assem-
bled today President f. NJ. SnavelE CT
Cleveland Ohio. presided. About 100 mem
befs Of the association We're present. The
mornin2 session was devoted to the Sc
lection of the next meeting place, the
admission of new members and routine
business,
In the afternoon the visitors were
shcwn about the city in carriages
Chicago and Nashville were the places
presented for the next convention. Chi
caso was chosen by a vote of 80 to IA,
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MORE CHANGES FOR REGULARS
Seven Batteries of Artiller, VIII
Have New Quarters.

Washington. Sept. 29.-Colonei William
f. Shafter of the First infantry, tenn
porarily commanding the department of
California in the absence of General For
sythe, with the approval Of the war de-
partment has made the following assign
mCnts of batteries of the Third artillery
recently ordered TO that department from
tho department of the east Batteries f.
g. II and X to take station at the Pre-
sidio of San Francisco: batteries ID and
l. to Alcatraz and battery a to Fort Ma
al
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BOZ CHR UGHES STOCK
John Waaamakcr TO Open n Stsve l..
New York.

New York Sapl- =, 4 positive an
uouneemnt was made this afternoon ehaf
Iohr Wanamaker OF Philsdslphis had
h0usht the business OF the suspended
firm O. Hilton, Hughes 4 Co. This an
1ouneement WAS made by Robert c. Os-
"a the general manager OF the Philadel-
phfa establishment and member of Mr
Wanamaker's firm. Mr.. Wanamaker viii
tart up the business again as soon as the
necessary arrangements car - made,
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INTER ATIONAL POSTAL SYSTEM
Fifteenth Anniversary Will Occur
Shortly.

Berlin, Sept. 29.-The North German
Gazette publishes a semi-of1icial note to-
day calling attention to the fact that the
18th anniversary of the international par
cells post falls in October. The note says
that the United States will join IN the
arrangement upon the occasion Of the in
ternational postal congress at Washing-
ton next Wednesday, and that the adhe
sion of Guatemala and Paraguay are
probable.
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May Take Special Train for u Cam
pnisn Trip.

Chicago. Sept. % - The national gold
standard democratic committee is consid-
ering the advisability of sending Senator
Palmer and General Buckner through the
northwest on n special train. Many re-
quests have been received for speeches
from the veteran candidates. particularly
from points in Michigan, illinois, Wiscon-
sin Minnesota and Iowa
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Gnns,cf: Tta Fncr. Head ana Neck
before Discovered.

Baltimore, sept. 27.-Three big rats at
tackled the 2-months'-old baby boy OF
Isaac Asher last night, gnawing its face,
head and neck 10 such an extent that il
died in q short time.
: The mother OF the child had gone to
market, and the father had left the child
or a bed In a room on the second floor,
while he wenI INTO his store down stairs.
Eut short time had elapsed when Mr..
Asher heard the infant crying, and as
he entered the child's room three large
rats jumped from the baby's couch and
Scamnere.t off
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lowered.
He took off his hat and bowed several
times in acknowledgment of the plalldits
but he did not say a word After stay
Ing on the stand about half minute
he returned to his carriage and was
driven of off.
From s o'clock until nearly II o'clock
corps of speakers held about 10000 peo-
pie at the stands in Union square in
hopes Of hearing Mr.. Bryan. About 10
o clock it was announced Mr.. Bryan
would not appear. Mr. Bryan a midnight
lefL for The soul b.
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DHnrixed Of Acuteneks,

sued today says that the embassies at
Constantinople are unanimous regarding
tie representations made to the sultan
by NJ Cambon, the French ambassador,
as having exercised a most effective in
fluenee upon the Turkish government.
and being destined shortly to deprive the
eastern question of much of its acute
ness.
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Washington, Sept. 29.-The postoftice
department has awarded a contract for
carrying the mail between Juneau ana
Circle City, Alaska. The distance is 39S
miles, and the contractors are to make
four trips between November l, 1896, and
May 81. 1897. They receive s17oe for each
trip.
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!nasorse Bryan and Se,vali.

Denver, Sept. pa special to the News
from Santa Fe, n. NJ. says
The democratic territorial convention
today nominated II. 3. Ferguson of AL
buquerque for delegate to congress. The
Resolutions adopted indorse Bryan and
s5ewal and the Chicago platform, laying
special stress on the free coinage and
income tax planks
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-10-03

New York, Sept. 2S.-Arthur J. King,
executive head Of the firm Of r. G. Dun
,..& Company, died today al his home in
Bloomfield, N. j., aged 70 years. He mad
been Connected with the firm Of r. q.
Dun Company for & years.
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London's New Lord Mayor.

London. Sept. 29-Alderman George F.
Phillips, sheriff of the county of London,
brother-in-law Of Sir Edward Lawson,
principal proprietor Of the Daily TeIe-
gnaph- .was@ elected lord mayor Of Lon
don today to succeed Sir Walter wilkins.
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Fred Arnold Hnrued to Death,
London. Sept. aS~~Fred Arnold the ar
tist of Black and White, was burned TO
death It is supposed the. bedclothine
caught on fire while he was smoking.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-10-03

farll.uvg Sept ss About ~ dom -
horrrs working tn tha s,at', shtrs ssiHsA
tedaN. demanding ~ !mutssa NJ ~ ~sss
net ton for nt,laa ,ffws
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MIR. BRYAN GOES TO WASHINGTON
Three Days Campaigning in West
Nirtsi MIA. :.

Washington, Sept. 29.-Mr. Bryan viii
pass through Washington tomorrow on
his way from New York to West Eir-
ginia where he will put in three days
campaigning. He will he joined here ny
tho reception committee, and will leave
the city on q special train on the Balti-
mere & Ohio at s O'Clock in the morning,
making his first stop at Harper's Ferry
There will be no formal reception here