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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
The Native Sons.

w. ID. shea, W. ID. Robro aud H. F. Peraan,
the good of the order commit Of California Par
lor, have made arrangem MS for entertain.
be given on the evening Of the 18th Of next
month for lhe benehe OF tns parIor's 1900 cele-
braIion fund-
Grand Trustee Haskins will v.sit as follows;
November 1sChicsi November 2 Wheatland; No
vemb T 3, SmArtsvIlles Novembnr 6. VII ters
south San FRANCISCO Par or will give It's seventh
invitas;en bsllIu euth San Francisco Ope house
TIE evening Of he 18th OF November
Il Dorado Psror 81 give an enter ainment In
Native sons II all on he 10Th OF Novemo-r
secofd strand VIce-Pre siden: Frank Mattison
and Gran Trustee Z. BytnRton, who paid N
officisi vi IL 10 hydraulic PAflor last week at Ne
vada City, were th- guests of honor q asauet
given in the Union Hotel A most enjoyable tim e
had
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niverssry col'ation was spread. o. each plate
was beautiful .ouveuir card, containing q greet
charter members and farewell, which closed
with the worls:
May you carry pleasant mem,ries
his, cur anniversary Hisht-
Ind meet US ia glad reu ioH
Every time cur stars alight.
In he baBque hail there were addresseS by Past
Ms Worthy Grsud Ma ton of the Gene nj Granu
ChRp-er OF the Unied states Mrs Mary = an
Flint, Past Wor:hv g and Patron Dr. 1homat
Flint. Past Patron John Hal held Gray and others
The even; was "a most enior able oar y it "a arAs
another mies one in the progress of This chap er
The enter ainmeni Of he members and guests
Wis. Mrs Cyrus Z Dow Mr. Helen Nay Patter-
n, Gothisde X RichaIGsoH, Frances b ockius
Hattie ID. Wrenn, calis!a an ding, Aohie Alma
Richaid,on. D. L. Sterile Cyrus c. ow, "a Drew.
AID Messrs- Mehrtens, >omers aBd Madden
named were Grand Secretary Mrs Kate vii 5.
Past Associate Grand Nation Mary - NUNS
Past q and Jreasurefs Mrs :. ]. Hubbard and
Mrs sadora Horton Past Grand Patron Merritt
Mrs Coffin Of Nevada, MIS- siPerieY. grand war
der OF he eirand ehapter OF New iorx OK 1ssna s.a
Kidder and Grsrd Esther Mrs H NJ Patterson,
King solomon chapter m { las: hursdar light
and initiated two cIndidates There was q good
atten l-nce aild several visitors.
Oas Leaf ohap.,r -ndeIed rec ption to Grand
Patron Rowe ast Thursday, and presented him
with basket of beautiful ross Nrs tieree 3
presented the chapter with white willow aud p'u'h-
covered chairs Tor the points, am MIS- Gardner
has presented # with very hand some hopr star
The Old Maids Conv q ion." which wa present
ed in Missfer Music all last Friday night ny
bers OF Mission hapter 10 nearly 500 persons vas
one of the most eni iyabie affair, that has ever
been presented by . cha pter of this order. The
partitinants were sti1red in the ,ty e that Is
affected oy Old maids. and the m ake-up OF each,
| whie not exirsvagantly oyerdraN n, SUM-
cientIy ri leu TO excite the leughtrT OF al
The farce. for sucn II was WIS convention OF old
| maids FOR the purpo.e OF rishtng wrongs which
were imposed upon them by he iyra man. and
the manner in which they discussed AFFAIRS was
ianrhable ia he .xtreme to nolhing Of how
they 20. even an unfortunate r. p Jrter who had
! stolen into the convention fJr the purpose OF tax
frg notes Those who TOOK part IN tue farce were:
Mesd ames Alice Hick y. VIrgiuia Fischer, Mar
O. Foster, sarah NJ. Fisck. izze Ply M re- Annie
NJ McNsw, Alice Levi. Abbie Powers Louise
Ponder, Mis ses Gertrude Wolf and Liv u Gsbbe,
aud James A. Wilson, who was the u fort innate
reporter. here addition 10 thes. dfteen
delegates from abroad.
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Ancient order United workmen.

Franklln lodge is making arrau gemengs for n
s: az party and smoker 10 be held on the evening
Of The - b OF November, AID the committee that
has charge OF the matter Will present one of those
interesting programmes for which this lodge is
noted. There is every reason 10 believe that the
Past Masters ASS citation will visit Franklin
Lodge that night and that of the yisi ors will
deliver q lecture.
The carren, month has been very active one
for the order this jnrisdic ion. ne-rl. 500
befs having been added o h membership
4 grand II IT will be made by the several dis
trLcts Of tbs Jurisdiction capture the prize Of
$1,000 Ia Al mas been offered hy he supreme Lodge
fo- he great test number of members secured be-
fore May.
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The Natir. D.urhtsrs.

Great are the preparations that have been made
for the T-loo o-su-iarrup party that will be
siyen Friday eve ing next by Las Lomas Parior. on
the eession of the celebration of its NTH anniver
sAry, in Mission Pa lur all. one of the great
fractions Of the evening viii be the de orstIon of
the hail The pre- vaIlng color viii be Spanish red
and the monotony of,hAt color Will relieved by
rows of PAINS on the stagr, American flags
shields, steamers and stars distributed in sucn
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The Odd Fellows

List Thursday nich the edges OF dislrc; los
held distric. meeting with Presidfo Locge ia
s,eimke's Hall, the lodges besides the one named
beiug Western AdditioA, orse aud Parker. Un
that night promised sit b. the general relief
committse paid. John Ferretti. d ID. N e.
called the nfeeiIg 10 order and after q few well
timed remarks ths lodge was closfd and then the
meeting was turned over to Ueeorge T. Phelps
Chairman If the committee Of Arrangements, and
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Improved Order OF Red Men.

The frs, OF 3 series Of quarterly events 10 be
given by Winnemucca Tribe was the one given on
saturday, the 23d in the social hall Of the Alca-
Ear, which for the occasion, had been made brill
liant with festooned buhtins any many ella bora, e
designs enblematic of the order. TEe hA was
filled TO is capacity and the entertainment was
psned with short address by ChsirmanJ J. y .
Br dges. he following was the program me th st
presented: Bass solo, hugh Williamson:
speciality, !" he New Woman" Miss III MrDer
mott; tenGr 500. Frank Spros.on; negro speciary,
Kichard Prior: duet, Mess s. > roston anu Myers
cough: hthtaplan speciality, Miss Este!ls Baker;
tenor solo, Wi lam Walker: recitation, Miss
Edith Bridges; bass solo, Joe MyeTscouzl Sw ed
ish diateet song, Joe anson; barry one solo T.
Henry Matthias; Character specislty, u. M. Ros u;
duei, Messrs- Walker and Williamson; enor solo,
Mr.. Parsons. -
The talent was chiefly from the mem oer. hii, ot
Pc wick Lodge o; the sons of ~. George, and "a
appearance of the mem befs OF order the en-
tertainmenI of ano her Is manifesiA,ion of the
true spirit of fraernsy, which from recent events
bids fair to become one OF the les of all
organized fraterissl Institutions Lite five-yrar-
ola Edith Bridges, who recited "KIeadike"i is a
prodigy and her rendition OF he zee was re-
ceived with a tumpt - applause. :. dance con-
cauded the erjoya e affair.
Oshonee rioe, under the direction of g. H
TrsutHer, M. Levy, ID. Kramer. NJ. Blum and B
:. Fox, the committee OF tngelnents, gavo a
pleasant party in shirs building last Friday night
and In addition 10 dsncfng presented between q
dances u:bers that wer. received with many
marss OF appreciate There was a recitation by
George Alex nder; song. II. Curran: vocal ssisc-
lions. .Lyceuni Quartet; song. Miss Blanche Kra-
mer: tenor solo, I'd DuifS. AID several other num-
berS
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too. o. course / have had French maids.
and that helped. The Rus3lans are tue
wonderful people, though. The Russian
women are fascinating. II 1 were not
myself, / should choose to 5s a Russian
woman. Tney are charming.
'.The Hawaiians are so musical. Aren'i
your" -
81 love music. 1 play-yes. And !
used to sing. But I have been iIl-quite
i'll. Even father didn't know how Ill ]
was"
"You lock perfectly well." said.
She does. Though she is so slight there
is that springy sort of spirited strength
about Kauilani that makes one think of q
steel watoh-spring or the tirelessness OF q
deer.
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Knixhts of PxthIa.

The social dance given last Tuesday night BY
Unity Company No. 1S, Uniform Rank OF the
knights of Pythiss. Captain n. B. Dye COM
manding, in py THAN Hall. was a success and the
attendance was far beyond the expectation of the
membars. The floor was crowded with dancers,
many Of them IN the attractive uniform OF the
bered with feelings Il pl-ssurs by al. During fu-
termission fine coll ton was s-rved- The chair
man of The reee tion committee was Colonel J. G.
I.ohmeyer, VINO was as listed by Brtgadier General
II Sch~fner (eti.edJ and Lieutenant e. +. Buck.
Charles Sehoenseid was the door manager
Liberty Lodge OF West Oakland celebTated its
fwenty-irst annive rsary last Thursday evening hy
gramme was rendered. including address bv ].
b. brown OF that 10 ge and III. Schsffper, q. X. Il
and Dancing followed and refreshments were
served.
The lecture by the grand keeper Of records aud
the laws of the o-uer rTidny ryenlng
ful affair A yrry large attendance was present
The eeture will delivered sgain b. fore other
lodges.
r,dlands Company will be mustered In on
November b Brigadier-G General c. T. Nc
ashan ss musSerfag cficer, assisted by sir
Knights from Los Angeles, San Dirgu Pasadena,
Riverside ana san Bernardino
Paramount Lodge gave a smoker and increase
meeting in Excelsior Hail last Friday niget as
which there was = good +ttenda ce ~hich en-
jvyed the cigsrs and good cheer provided by R.
T. Lane r. ..Iunroe and William Wilson. the COM
mittee on entertainments and solid comfort. Dur
ing the venins there was progr ramne of songs.
A. wilson. W. II. Reed, ]. Hur. bur L. Ire
land. George j. Drew and Mes,rs. Met oTmick and
others took part There also addresses BY
some OF the grand efncers
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to the Nevada Restaurant, where all partook OF q
nrst-eiats banquet After this had been discussed
Z. l. wagner. = r. who WAS the toastm ster,
onered number of toasts after thanking thu
grove Tor the fine spread. Those who responded
were: h j. Golfer y. 6. A.. Z. Cavagnsro, N G.
A.: Louis Z. Dunsnd. P y. q. A; l.. g. Schord
past supreme arch; Henry A. Chase. n. G. A.; M.
Snsfiaux. N g. A. A. Girot and J, Godeau: after
which there were SONGS and voIun ter toasts y nd
responses, aud general good time was had until
late hour. There were present SO persons at the
taoses. and the affair mans ged by the COM
mitiee consisting OF Joseph Borel, August Contat,
j. d arien, charles Psuchon and Leon Pauchon.
The grand oficrrs accompanied by L. F.
DuBand, p y. q. A., Past Arcnes y. KaIiskey
and A. silver, aud Aessrs. Loupes, Mitchell,
Alexander, Homer, kaeoli and Frstoni OF Pieasan-
Ton Grove and H. w. Farmer Of Norma Grove
paid an official visit TO Livermore Grove on the
z2d inst fhe officers OF the grove In good style
conferred the IhIrd degre. on three candidates
AT the close OF he visit there was q BANQUET TO
The grand officers, the sitorS. the mem bel shin
ana numb of Invited guess This was Of
lowed ey an evening of speeches appropriate to
the occasion and The singin, OF songs
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Young Mem. Institute.

The visit of Grand Director McNff to Yuba
Council at smarisville will be made on the Ilth
of November instead OF the date previously ar
ranged
The first fnstalimens OF the per capita tar will
be deln auent to- morrow.
The iseturs bureau will meet on the second Sun
day next mo tn 10 arrange a course of lectures
Next Thursday there viii be official visit to
st. haphel Counci. There will De . mum Der of the
grand officers and delegates from the san Iran
cisco councils
Por.aia Council wa, voted at St. Joseph's Fsir
the most popu ar council and WAS presented wt b
handsome Eavel and b.ock of curry :, dwood and
mounted With silver
The entertainment given last Thursday by Phi
sheridan Council In Msngeis HaIi was tend ed
by large nunber Of interested persons The
following was The programme Of the evening: In
tIotuc ory remarks by President p. ]. Whelan;
ops ming address By he chairman of the evening
p. J, Curtis; selection. orchestra reciiatio1,
Frank J. sullivan; sons. J. G. Flood: address
"Why Catholic foung Men should Join Catho-
lie Organizations" Rev. +. Y. Morrison
D.: selection. orchestra: song. Richard v. Cur
It's; eornes duet, Messrs La1ders and Cadogan:
address. Grand Director Phil Princevslle: piano
solo. Joseph Fitzgerald: song, Grand Director
Krge; berg; song, Ben Crawford; remarks grand
offeersi selection orchestra
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The Natiouai Union.

At the last meeting of Union Council the Senate
Deputy installed F. Bell a. president be having
been elected 20 that position, vice G. 8 Arnold
who bad resigned 20 take the Office Of treasurer Of
the council.
Golden Gate Council at its meeting last Tuesday
night init s.ed two candidates In the short form
and receivsi seven applications L nder good = Z
the oIder there were several short addresses b.
members and visitors RnG vocal zatiou by the
quartet nom Cal form q ounct an solos by c. "A.
Van OrdeB, &c Kerr ann Edward LnIz Tne
cabinet VA invited to meet with this council at
its next session.
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The bellboy was funny.

4he nellooy was funny.
ohah L take your card up to the
Princess, or shall I announce YOUR he
asked, after inwardly debating the PRO-
prieties in the case.
one would imag inc bellboy at the Oc-
cideEtai 10 have had experience enough of
South Sea royalty 10 decide such q weighty
matter quite readily. But it is evident
that this island Princess is 10 be treated
with all ceremony. The pellboy finally
compromised by deciding 20 do both OF
the things he had suggested. So when the
time appointed for my interview with
PRINCESS Kanllani arrived the boy walked
magni6cently before with my card. /
waiting disereeiIy. And then, after a de-
cent and respectful interval, be showed
me into the pretty sunny parlor, filled
with flowers, announcing my presence in
lond, grave voice.
If were Princess Kauilani and by any
strange chance 10 inherit the throne of
Hawaii l should straightway take that
beilboy into my service. for such gifts as
his are wasted in an ordinary, everyday
rkpGblic. There is something monarch.
Al about him.
al hope you'll pardon my keepin you
waiting" said Ksuilani as entered.
81 think ii ever so kind OF you to see me
at all" 1 answered, laughing. You must
hate reporters"
"Oh, yoa know, l see SO few of them. I"
she said, naively.
Trust Papa Cleghorn for that. That
courteous. white haired old diplomat,
with his bushy eyebrows and shrewd eyes,
stands guard. always most polite: firm
enough, though. on occasions, and keeps
the reportorial dragons from devouring
The beautiful Princess
And she is beautiful. This royal Ha-
Saiian girl needs not the exaggeration of
newspaper gaIlantry. OF all her portraits
there is none that does jnstice TO her ex-
pressive. small. proud face. She is ex-
qulsiieiy slender and graceful, quite tall
and holds herself like alike Princess
and ike a Hawaiian. 1 know no simiIe
more descriptive OF grace and dignity than
This last.
kauilani had just come from luncheon
given in her honor by friends. She was
dressed in a cIose-itiing black tailor-made
gown, braided in black. At her THROAT.
peeping from the top OF q high collar. and
aS her wrists black chiffon was pleated
softly. She wore but one ring, very SIM
pie one Her very pretty black hat asred
not too much and was relieved by puff. of
white chiffon. Her clothes said Paris
Her accent said London. Her figure said
New York. Her heart said Hswau
You've been down there lately, they
tell me- she said. Fancy your having
seen II 5 nee have. It's eight and haIf
years now since l left. Aren't the islands
h lovely? Didn't you find them lovely?'
The waterfalls Ium bling down into the
4 SD / began.
y "Yes!'
y and the harbor of Honolulu as the
ship comes in
And the mountains-
Actually covered with tenderest green
from summit to he waters edge" l said.
interrupting royalty .hockingly. Have
you seen anything anyw here else love
lier9i'
mo, 1 haven't" she said. ~ really
ought not praise my own country"
why not? Surely no oneis in a better
position 10 praise than the one WHO knows
the person or thing best"
Well, Switzerland is beautiful-but diff
ferent No, have never seen any plsce
more beauii vi than the islands" And
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he called for talent that made up programme
whic' vas interesting. instructive aut amusing.
The program me iucluGed: Eemarks by Noble
raut tonsitn of Western Addit on Lodge. ad-
dress ey PresidenT DOy of the. relief com mmittee,
- citation, Z. Read; address. Noble Ora 4
LEdsa-an OF Morse Lod -; vocal soIe. y c Iiu;ss
remarks. Depul. John Ferretii; recila ion. MT.
Ham mef smith: remarks Mr.. q. Ary: recitation.
- H. sharp: address Noee -Grand wells of
Parker Lotge; recitation. ]. L Brown; adirs IS,
lreasuie er kr gen VI the re ief Committee. voc
) 10, &. 7. Phelps; address. VIce-Presi ent Remey
OF the M ief co mite n citstiPH. Mr. ohl.
m trks Mr ReGens burge-: vocal O, :. F. David
ION, aud address, w a. :. Nicholson junior past
president of tile RELIEF com mitree.
Yerha Bueba Lodge had swo- limitations last
Thursday night. an UNUSUAL event.
Grand Master Drew and or nd Secrstarv shaw
VI Red Mound Lodge on Thursday and witues spd
he Initiation OF thir. cen canctdAtes
he trophy a. the enca pmeut OF the Par.archs
Militant a. Los AngeteS was won BY SACRAMENTO
Carton No. ! IL lad 9i5iS points 10 its cred {,
hiie san F. sucisco had 9il1. ppats.
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at-hor1e TO It's friends and the many who attended
were de lighted with the enter. sinment that was
furnished through r Donovan. Miss Louise
hyan, Miss Mary Flahery Mrs Maggie Redding
ana Miss Jennie Pierce, the committee on enter
tainmenL 1he principal textures OF the evening
were: address by Chairman ponuov n. piano
solo. Miss NJ Reddins; spanish dance, Miss Flor
ence 30 a; accordion SOLO, 2 Wolf. speciSnies,
Stella and Clara rheehan
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Junior Order American Mechapic,.

James Munroe Council OF Alameda was visited
by State cficsrs last week and found to D. in first
class condition J his council MAS burned out
some time ago and is now recovering from the
ehec OF the loss II sustained. One candidate was
Initiated that night The council was addressed
By Deputy National Councillor salisbury, National
Representative STANLEY and others
Hamilton toancii Initiated two candidates as /. 8
lasL-held meeting
Special Natio al Organizer Terry, assisted by
Deputy state Councillor c. W. Collins, Treasurer
hunt, VIee-Counchor Hunt and q number of the
mem efrs of Unity Council OF San USE. brought
into lie new council in Mountain View Ia &C
Wednesday. The council, which Is named
plymouth arts out with twenty-six charter
members The work that was performed by the
officers of L nifty Council the assisting mem
be. grand and WAS highly commend ed.
The special national organizer has gone to Santa
Cruz, and he expects 10 institute council that
p ace this week.
Custer toanciI gave sc old-tims smoker last
TUESDAY.
Capita! Council OF Sacramento gave smoker
and whist party In its hall last week.
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Companions of the Forest.

Last Tuesday Alba Circle Of Vallejo gave most
enjoy able party 10 its friends and presented an
evenings entertainment that Will long De re-
rsmem bersd with pleasure.
Les. "Wednesday the supreme chief companion
ana the grand secretary paid visit to Enterprise
Circle and found that II Is doing we'll he circle
initiated three ,ndtd stes tina. evening
The beard OF deputies has decided 10 get up .
party 10 De given at date 10 be announced here
after.
Frankliu Circle viii give a candy pull and enter
tatnment in Eoresters' hall on the evening of
Tn nurstay next
Twin Peak Circle amour nses dance IN Fores.
ers' building on Friday next
sherwood Circle will Celebrate its wooden ami
versazy by q social on tbs evening OF the 18th of
Novsm ber In Eoreseers IL all
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Ancient orde er of Foresters.

Court America held an interesting meeting on
the evening of Monday, the 18th inst, which
occasion the court received q frie endly visit from
Permanent Secretary John Falconer. who wit
messed the work OF the court in the Initiation OF
two candidates. and assisted William Haack d.
ID. C. X, the Installation of Fred N acE, elec ed
recording secretary to I'LL unexpired term
After the close OF the court there an adjourn
meat 10 The diningroom, where there was spread
invttng collation.
The tenth anniversary OF Court Twin Peaks was
celebrated last Thursday evening in Foresters'
Hall, and the entertainment, banquet and dance
was attended by about ESQ persons A beautiful
souvenir programme of the evening was pre-
sented 20 each one who attended. and IL WAS de-
ciared that the committees OF arrangements, con-
sisting VI w. f. Kimoal, p. koppan, w I. Ham
mond, r. A. Buck and +. G. Douglass was entitled
special ,haUks for its efforts 10 please. The
first pari Inc I'd ed: Overture. orchestra: song,
MISS A Janizen; dramatic reading (seiected), j.
r Boekmaa; musical duet, Messrs- PiIse and
France; comic songs, Little Claire lex; spe-
ciA les. h II. Jennings.
Then followed the banquet. at which toastS we're
offered oy ToastmAster kimoan ana responses
re ma de follows: "ihe Land We Live In
Our Country" J. Aoscroo: music. "stAr-spangied
Banner. "Forestry-its Universal Standing" J.
Falconer: music, "I'm Forester Free Court
irwin Peaks-IIs Progress" Alexander smith;
music selections from "Robin HOOD; our Com
panions-The sdies," J. Henderson; music 40
NY Love she's but 8 Lassle Yet
IourI Lincoln at its last held meeting INT lated
one candidate and received eight applications
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
The Druids.

Last Tuesday night rerse versnce Grove No 10
received official visit from Noble Grand Arch
H j. Goiier aud q numb-r Of the grand and past
grand offcers The officers were most cordially
welcomed. and after exempiifcatien Of the
work and the transaction Of other business. all OF
which done IN a satisfactory mauner the
grand officers and he % memhsfs Of the grove wsns
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03

Lately we saw in some northern pa
per an attempt to show how greatly
the anti-republican vote had fallen off
in Kansas, and consequently how
greatly the gain for the republicans.
We do not recall the figures nor do
we question their correctness. It sur
prised us to see such a triumph in
"bleeding Kansas where the populists
movement had been so strong n
there had been such widespread
clamor over bad crops, low prices n
heavy mortgages. This cal the prices
and products have almost doubled the
amount of last year in dollars and
cents. Perhaps the people out there
attributed it all to the republican gang
instead of to a merciful and smiling
Providence.
But let US glance at other states and
see how it has Jared with the republi-
cans. We showed some time ago from
the election returns that in six states
a change of 25, ZOO votes would have
elected Bryan. In ten states the re-
publicans had 141, OPS majority in 1896.
We find the following table in an ex-
change we uppose is correct. 1t is the
vote in six states for two consecutive
wears.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-03
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