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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
DISASTROUS WRECK

ON the ChssApsAks & Ohio, Near Char
IotissvilIs, ViFginiA-FoHr Killed and
Seventeen injured.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov ~
The Chesapeake & Ohio vestlbule ex-
press, known as the "F. F. "" from
Cincinnati to Washington, was wreck
ed near Old shadwell, five miles east
of this place, at LES this afternoon.
Four persons were killed and seventeen
injured. The dead
Henry Burnett, colOred porter, Kes-
wick, Va,
An Italian woman named Merara.
and infant, believed to be from Cinein-
natl
Charlottesville).
The injured:
Moses Goldblatt Cincinnati, knee cap
fractured.
Conductor Schuster, legs injured.
Engineer Duke, dangerously hurt
Baggageman Peers, Gordonsville, Va,
badly hurt from shoulders down; prob
ably internally injured.
A. Merara, badly hurt.
Mary MaTeno, hurt about the head,
but not seriously.
Two small children OF Mary Mareno,
one badly.
1t is reported that the body OF an
other Italian child Is under the wreck,
but this cannot be confirmed.
The cause OF the accident has not
been definitely ascertalned, but 1t Is be-
leyed to have been due TO spreading
rails The engine left the track on a
sharp curve and was buried against
rocky hill. All OF the cars except the
dining car and the Richmond sleeper
were deralled. Two cars plunged head
foremost down the steep embankment
and one OF them went into the river
which at this place skirts the tracks.
The day passenger coach and the ex-
press car were badly wrecked. As the
locomotive plunged from the rails and
overturned Engineer Duke was hurled
from the cab and crushed under the
engine, besides bein9 terribly scalded
by escaping steam. He was rescued bv
his fireman and the conductor. NThe
body Of Henry Burnett, the colored
porter, was the last recovered. BE was
TERRIBLY mangled, having been in the
baggage car. A foot supposed to have
been his, was first recovered. and later
n portion of the head The body was lit
orally dlsmembered. Mareno had both
legs cut OF and died at the hospital at
Charlottesville.
Among the uninjured passengers on
the train were Senator Platt OF Con-
nectlcut, Commission of Pensions H.
Clay Evans, and Representative Walter
Evans, of louisville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
SENATOR vOIeHTs POSITION.
VIM Vote fora HopnbllopnI for senate


hut Won't specify Who.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov, Ex-senator
elect Lewis voIght, one of the inde-
pendent Republicans elected In Hamll-
ton county, was asked how he stood on
political matters. Mr.. voight replied:
"I am Republican, a sound money
man, and furthermore, am a support
er OF the present national administra-
ton"
How will you vote on United States
senator?"
II shall vote for Republican" re-
piled he.
"will you vote for HANNAH"
THAT will not say. Nor will / say
for whom ] shall vote"
"wM you attend the Republican eau
cus?"
At will not"
"In the event Hanna is the choice OF
the Republican caucus for United
States senator will you vote for him?"
THAT will not say"
"How do you stand on other political
matters?"
81 am for the best interests OF Ham
llton county. For long time I have
been Interested In opposing bossism
and shall favor everything that is clean
and that win give us good government.
! am a Republican.
'T Will repeat that | shall vote fer q
Repebttepn ieer Onited Siates se nHtor
but win not 90 farther than that until
the time comes to vote"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
PRNNsYLvAEIA's VOTE
Oyer 100000 LsSS Than In IsO6-OGelAl
Figures on State Ticket.

Figures on State Ticket.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 4.-ohi-
clal returns have been received from
nearly every county in the state. With
complete figures from the counties
which have not yet completed the off,
clal count. the full vote OF the state for
state treasurer and auditor general is
shown to be as follows;
State treasurer-Beacom (Rep.), 3n,-
O5S; Brown, (Dem), A4,569; Swallow,
(Pro), 1880; Thompson, Qnd.). l5,2O4,
Total vote, 1885, Beacom's plurality
over Brown, 125,4S4, Majority OF other
candidates over Beacon, $40.
Auditor General-MCCauleY. (Rep),
4O7SOl; Ritter, Dem.), 2ss7O6; Lath-
Top, (Pro,), $685. total vote 7Sa,65s,
McCauley's plurality over Ritter, 1885,
sos.
MeCauley's majority over Ritter and
Lathrop, S0.944.
The total vote Is about 10000 less
than that for state treasurer In 1895,
and nearly 100000 less than was cast In
the presidential election of last year.
Beacon received S5,692 less votes than
were given to Haywood for state treas
urer in 1895 and Browns falls 1892 be-
hind that cast for Meyers. the Demo-
cratic candidate IN that year.
Swallows vote is nearly 100000 above
that given to Berry, the 1895 Prohibi-
tion candidate. The vote for Berry was
2O779.
McKinley's plurality over Bryan last
year was sol ,175 In total vote OF 1,l9i,-
355; his clear majority over all candt-
dates wns 262, 2,445.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
pl,.rtl,npd worl,n,sn.

NEW YORK, Nov A--ThC cloak
makers union OF this city has resumed
hostiiitles against the contractors in the
hope of abolIshlng the old system aud
ttcdrnG a better scale OF wnges. over
200 members W no organization nrc
at present on strike IN seven shops on the
liggL Side, The fhlrtmqkcrs, 5000
strohF, arr said to be on the verge ofn
conflict with the hnasea Their nlkgct
grievances are small wager, lonE hours
Of toll and the dislike said 10 be enter,
trircd fdr msidbaf8 ef labor ghloHs ny
thdr employers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
HIGH OLD TIME

In the Lower House of tho Austrian
Reehsrath-Now Talk About the Bear
Pits In the United States ConEreas.
VIENNA, Nov. 4.-when the lower
house of the reichsrath reassembled to-
day the acting president, Herr Abra-
hamovicz, declared the chair would not
Weld to intimidation, and that he pro-
n,sed 10 resi- 81 any nttempts, TO- Violate.
I he standing oTdsSS, thus protecting the
interests OF the state and constitution.
This statement was the signal for up
roar and disorder upon the part OF the
Leftists.
Amid increasing confusion the Left
lists continued to oppose the decision OF
the bill for the prolonging for a year
the Austro- Hungarian compromise, al
though the house had adopted resolu-
tion TO debate 1t. DR.. Lueger. burgo-
master OF Vienna, whom Herr Abra-
hamovlzc had invited to speak, was
unable to make himself heard The
Leftists actually entered the presidents
tribune and refused to bulge, Dr.. Lue-
ger displayed a placard inscribed: Il
claim the right to speak" This was
greeted by an increased tumult.
Two Leftists arose and began TO
speak simultaneously.
Herr Abrahamovlcz rang the bell re-
peatedly and called them to order; they
refused to desist. The confusion had
now become bedlam and Herr Abra-
hamovicz abruptly suspended the sit
ting by leaving the chair.
When the sitting was resumed the
nproar was renewed. When DR.. Lueger
made a fresh attempt to speak, Herr
Wolf. OF the schoenerer group, began
reading aloud from a newspaper. The
opposing parties fiercely abused each
other and DR.. Lueger denounced tho
Schoenerer group rs pack OF street
boys" -
The sitting was again suspended and
yet again resumed, but It was impos-
slble for DIR. LueEer to get a hearing.
AZ half past zen this evening Leftista
were shouting, believing and reading
newspaper articles at the top OF their
lungs The uproar was lncessant.
AT ii o'clock many of the members be-
gan shouting together ''olose the sitting,
close the sitting" This they kept up 10
a kind of chorus, while Herr Wolff and
others beat time for them with the desk
Ida. After a while the noise subsidized a
little SO that Or. LueEcr could be heard,i
and he went on condamning the compru-
mise with Hungary because, as he all
legged. "the Jew MnFyars want to put
their hands into the Czech as well as the
German money bags"
After several attempts TO get the nt>
ting to adjourn, the uproar was resumed'i
Herr wolff banging the lid of his desk
and several Czech deputies struggling 10
yrcnch II from him The most Impair
lnmentary and abusive Interruptions
were exchanged
Count Badeni, the premier, was pres-
ent for part uf the timn and was sup
posed to have n decree Of adjournment
elgned by the emperor, in his pocket, Ac-
eordiHg 20 well informed deputy. tho
emperor said early In the morning; y
won't he dictated TO by schoenerer and
Wolff" fatf
The deputy understood this to mean
that Count Bsdeni would not be allowed
to resign whatever turn events might
take.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
sBCREfARY BLISS
Says Il Wa, plyl'lon IN tho RAnhu Tina!
Won The Victory Last YcHr.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l.-secrctary
Bliss has returned from New York.
Regarding the elections he made tho
following statement to-day; Regard
ing the result In NeF fasrki u is,simPly
what might have bcdp expected from dl-
vision i'm thVranks. Of the people who
won the victory last year; This Is all
there m about II.
when II became Impossible to make
union Of forces opposed to Tammnny,
defeat 'wnG Inevitable. hH tOfrcHhonM-
blllty 6ycfy man VIII have to decide
that Tor himself
"Wc hope that before another cleo.
tIsn takes plpcc wc WIN DO gblc. to set
these divided forces toEcthoJ ffound
quito number of mrn Who intended to
vote for Gen Tracy whoc cast their vote
for Mr.. Low at the last moment. be-
llcylng thai wAg the onlywnW to defbnt
Mh Vmwyot This feeling existed on
thb pnrt OF n treat many aud undpubt.
oHly hhd, n gitat influence M reducing
}irH YfHEy'n vote"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

syrAcusE,,N, ", Nov, I--Mlsg Ar
c y Huntington, Democrat, daughter
af tao EpHoopnN bishop Of Central New
York. has bpoulolcoltd pchool commits
alonCr FOR twu years, leading the ticket
She .jH % let1W IN scyornl charitable
titcfpfHc7 aud IN woman sufrnglHt.
shc IL thc 1rnt woman to hold elective
Office iu HVtNuiikp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

BERLIN. Nov "A dispatch from
constnnttnopic to the F'rdrefort HeltunF
says that the porte, under the threat
from the Bulgarian government that un-
less the promised barhta 70 the Bulgnr-
ian bishops In Macedotila should be
granted before IN o'clock n. m yesterday
Bulgaria would declare Independence.
finally acccdc1 " che demands and
granted the bcrals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

LAMAR, Mo, Nov 4-The MiBmcsd
part pf,thr village ot Liberal, fourteen
miles west of here was destroyed BY
fire this atternoons cntulllug a loss Of
ttO. .OOO.. Tle Exchange bank. tho linBi,
.gt iibtraL llrdwHa gcuernl si6ro, Tins
hlghty's drug siure, the hlhcrul inde.
pendent Shlrhlnnd's igfDcery, Cornell.
luS grocery and shVlion'a notion store
were The buildings destroyed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
OHIO IS SAFE
FOR HANNA,
Although Margin in Legislature is
Uneomiortably Close.
lOy1 BALLOT MAJORITY FIVE,
The Close Counties were Delaware
Noble and Wood.
TIN VOTE BEING CANVASSED.

gu,hu.ip, Plurality New Exceeds as, 900.
Every Point Is Being Contested In the
on,eIaI Icsuut-ChAIrmGn Mcconviils,
ofths Democratic Committee, Makes IN
discriminate Charges OF Fraud-sSnHtor
vOIEht, Que OF the IndsPSndsa' AspDh-
lls.us Elected In Hamilton cOHuty,
say, He WIN Vote for Republican for
senator
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ONE MORE coon,
To Express the satisfaction that
Many Citizens Feel
OVER THE DEFEAT OF GORMAN,

And ths Fact that Maryland will have
Another Republican ssnatoF-Ths ONE
ial Count ofths Ballots Leaves Furth-
or Doubt that the RspablIcanSwllI Com
troll Both Brsnshss of thsI LSEiSiaiHre.
They will have II Majority on Joint
BalIot-soms Men who are willing to
Succeed the Maryland BOSI-A Weak
Democratic Wall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
RgpUDLIOANs CAIN


tNhl ANWNNhN NH'N''"'"'
KANSAS CITY, Nov, 4-rwo.thlrds
OH tho 1O5 Kansns counties 10 far re-
porting. show The, Republicans to have
elected d majority OF the county officers.
rho Republicans also elected snyon dis.
trlot Judges and the fuglonIsts ax, q
galn ,Ot tWo'Vr lhc .fdsloniRls While
The returns SHOW h'Euln IN Office for the
ru1.onltn, dvrf IAN ir-ia h fact that thoy
hnvc lost votes li Utmost every county
aud that the Republicans gained inlly
twenty per cent. In the vote compared
with last year, The fuBionlslq admit
the Irpdbllcnhr shave gained In vote,
bht declare it'Wga caused Boy manyUsll-
ypr liopnbllcnnB'yotIng for Republican
candidates on pOyronnl preference bo-
cause Of the n9Pencc of the silver Issue
thlH year
TOPEKA, BnH., Nov T. Election go.
turns have been. tpcQlyoda VI Republican
huudaunrtuta flinm HlSly-throc ltnnmH
eaHHticH nut of 100 ana from sixty. eight
C0unilc.fgt pophlHt 'hcnddunriorB
while both reports agree on l1rgo Re.
publican pdina over the vote OF 1870,
they are conflicting IN comparison with
the vote NJ 1906, and this must BE- deter.
mined by thu,unlolnl coupte
7 About the election Of Judges theFo ls
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Hanna cnnrrnIulnted.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 4.-senntor Han
ma to-day received large number of
telegrams congratulating him on the re-
suit Of the election IN, Ohio. Among
those who sent the messages were Cover
nor Bushnell, Senator Foraker, POST
master General Gary, Secretaries Long
and Wilson Attorney General McKenna,
Senator's Fairbanks. Mason, Pritchard
and Elklns, Chauncey NJ. Depew, Joseph
H. Manley and scores of other men in
nnbllc life
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

COLD SPRINGS, N.Y. Nov A+-Thcrc
is llttlc doubt that Felix Baito, OF Mont
real whosc bo1y was rouhd In the Hud-
son river, was n passenger on the Now
York Central trhln wrecked nt Garrlsona.
Ocioben "a. iile watch was stopped nt
ttO O'clock, which is rr'al6oly the time
the disaster occurred Tho total number
OF NlcIlmn WhaLWnnlN. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
FOURTH VICTIM

or the jackson County Murdsrsr-Th0
Fiond Indicted Yesterday, Which Un-
doubtedIy Prevented Ills Lynching.
RIPLEY, W. Va, Nov. 4.-John Nor
gan the confessed murderer Of the Green
family, was indicted to-day by the
grand jury. His trial will begin to-
morrow at o'clock before Judge Bliz-
card. Nothing but this promptness
could have prevented his being lynched.
Miss Katie Green, the only one OF the
family not killed outright last Tuesday
night, died to-day, making a clean
sweep OF the family OF four in Tuesday
nights tragedy. The people seem con-
tent to let the law take Its course.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

For Wc9t ylrglnln, incrcnulnE cloudlness
ln The morning, followed By BhpWerg FrlA
day afternoon ma nlsht wptuier, south-
unltttly wlndh W I
lNOr Western pohnHyNahlH, threaltningl
with probably llFht showers; cbulor F'rl-
trlHk 10 llgh ON thp'lhk6B Friday.
For Otto thrtntculhF weather with
showers. cUldef IN whHtern uottOni lnl
cronainr HuuthwcttAly winds, becoming
wobtpriyi hripk 90 ttgt on tiis iutc. n
ipcm Temperature, ..t ID.
Tho temperature yesterday ~ observed
by e BrhnOpf druggist, corner Fourteenth
Qnl Market alrgotn, was aa followAl
! mtn",a",, 4. g.p. m"ti,,,."-,
r d. uiuf,tu,ss. N. Up m.usN.,sus "
" Hn,,,,, o,,n % Weather-FalF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
yellow F.rer sItuntlon.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 4.-The
yellow fever situation has not improved
any since yesterday and the unfavor-
able turn OF affairs following in the
wake OF the cold wave and the light
frost ls very disappointing to DR.. olli-
phant, president Of the board OF health
He relterates, however, that the effects
OF the cold snap will become apparent
in few days. The record shows that
the number Of fatalities is greater than
that Of yesterday and there is no let
up In the new cases. ifi
Deaths-JohH Vaughan, Henry Neits-
chelmer, Master scaikl, Yonda, Stein,
Lucy Honore, Valentine zelgler, Raven
Kennedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov i--Thc
coppl'ioMnonIril returns OF Tuesdays
vote nro For SHAY, TRcpnb-
ilplB, g9l655, Whlio, Democrat, 1850.
popullgt, Middle u tho. .iioad,. GpbOi Gold
Democrat asa, prohIblllonlsl lO,GO'
T0tu ii01b1 Shnw'A plurality 9O,OsS
Hhbw's total vote ~ The lArgont over
east for Republican candidate for
giyoinpr. brlug 10000 higher than tho
highest btforo 4,..+ =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
LOCUTION.
Second Days Session OF the State
Bar Association.
DAYTON'S JUDICIAL BILL

Dividing wsSt Virginia lnto two Federal
DhtriotS Discussed at Length, and En-
dOrssd by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Appointed to Advocate the MEASURE Be-
fore conErsss-"Goysrnms by InJuuc-
tlOn" Receives DlItlngui,hsd cOnIidsrA'
tiOn-ElsOtlOn Of Oniosrs-NsIt Meeting
atchArlsstOn Daring the Session Oftho
LsgIsIAturs.
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BRHMERItApBN.-Knstr Wilhelm
Der Crosse, New York. -
AptdcS4-Wtaa, New York
NEW NORlS-g'rrave mid welmar,
frnt,i nrntnnn. ! L I III IL
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LANsFoRp. M, Nov 4.-Iolor
Chguper his Infant daughter Annu
and John stolmh, Woro asphyxinted w
coal HaHl thla morning ~ Chcwnpra
homo on The o1lsllris Of the town.
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no dispute. The Popullst managers
late this afternoon conceded that the re-
suit OF the judicial elections was a dis.
tinct victory for the Republicans.
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VIENNA, Now 6.A-2 a. m,--Amh an
.unsOcmly acu1le between Herr Violin
and number OF Czech deputies aav0te
has lust been. taken md carried on a
motion 10 close the debate, But tho
house 10 still HttlnE with the prospect "
another all night session, lU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 4.-The
state quarantine was raised against all
points bV Governor Johnston this morn
ing and persons as well as freight cnn
come and go to and from the state at
pleasure Montgomery has raised all
quarantine, and with the exception OF n
few surrounding towns and the shot
gun quarantine In the county, all re-
strlctIons are on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 4.-Blrm-
ingham has had several heavy frosts and
to-day the mayor raised the quarantine
against all yellow fever infected points.
The railroads have In consequence re-
gtlrued thelr regular schedules. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. I.-EIeven new
cases and one death, ossian Higgins, is
to-duy's fever record.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-27
WILL EXCEL X. C.
Ex-Auditor Cole Says it is That Be-
lief Which is Bringing His
People Here.

Ex-State Auditor George E. Cole, ac-
companied by his daughter arrived last
night and will remain during the week.
Mr.. Cole was in Topeka last year dur
ing the Festival but he expressed the
opinion that this weeks affair Will ex-
ceed it's predecessor in every respect.
There is a wide interest in Topeka's s
Festival in southern and southeastern
Kansas said Mr.. Cole today. Hun
Pittsburg fire department and a portion
of the K. N. G. arrived yesterday but
the big crowds will come Wednesday
when a special train will be run from
Pfttsburg to Topeka. This will bring
probably from 600 to 1000 people to say
nothing of the crowds which will come
between now and that time. The Gil
rard band will head the southern KAN
SaS division of the Santa F'e employees
in the big Santa Fe parade. 1t is the
prevailing opinion in our part of the
excel those at Kansas City, a fact
which accounts for the large attend
ance.'
Although Mr.. Cole does not admit the
truth of the supposition it is under
stood that he is here to visit among the
politicians who will be in Topeka this
week, exhibiting his boom for a renomi-
nation for state auditor next year. He
does not deny the ambition to secure a
denomination but says he will not make
a campaign until next year.
Asked if he had any intention of be-
coming a candidate for governor Mr..
Cole said:
mo indeed I have not. I have not
decided to be a candidate for anything
but if do seek a state office it will be
that of state auditor"
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-27
A NEW KIND OF FUSION
POpulists and Republicans U mite
in Ellis County
For the Purpose of Defeating
the Russian Democrats.
Ticket is Divided Between the Two
Parties and One Place Given
to a .sWhite' Democrat

Fusion between Populists and Repub-
1icans is the very unusual cond1tlon
now existing in Ellis county and the
managers of the various elements or
those two parties are striving to pro-
duce a perfect combination for the
purpose of defeating the Russians who
have nominated candidates for county
offices, to the exclusion of all other par
ties.
Never before in the political history
of Kansas has such a combination Deen
made There have been various and
sundry party alignments for the pur-
pose of gaining office but nothing of
this character has arisen before in this
state
This peculiar condition was brought
about by the action of the Russians
who constitute about one-half of the
voting population of the county. Ihey
are known as BLACK Democrats. "They
held a convention last week and nomi-
mated a Russian Democrat for each of
the county Offices This action incens-
ed the other partisans and they at once
proposed a plan to defeat this tendency
to grab all the county offices.
1t has been decided to give the Re
publicanS two of the offices; the Popu-
lists two: the White Democrats one
and some naturalized Russian whose
affiliation is not with his people politi-
cally, the remaining office of coroner.
This plan has been considered by the
party leaders and they have fully
agreed to it. A close combination will
be extremely necessary to success as
the BLACK Democrats" control about
one-half of the votes. With this condi-
ton confronting them the Republicans,
Free Silver advocates, the Democrats
and PopulistS have made an alliance
through which they are confident of
victory.
The action of the Russians has made
warm friends of the most bitter politi-
cal enemies. On the street corners, in
the stores, in public places, at church,
sr IA or he h1I
Tor years bitter against each other, get
together and discuss plans for the de-
feat of the common enemy 1t SavorS
of old times in western Kansas when
there was but one party opposing the
encroachments of the foreigners in pla-
ceS of public trust