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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-06
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

|lhe farmers who were deceived by
the silver nonsense will be apt to vote
right this fall.-St. Louis GIobe-Demo.
crat
OThe Nebraska republicans are
quite right in declaring free silver q
dead issue. Fifty boy orators. all talk
ing at once, could not galvanize it,
Boston Journal.
OMr. Bryan declares that IL is las
/ years threats of foreclosure that mr..
forcing the farmer to pay Off his mort
cages. but he does not explain whence
the farmer gets the money.-ChicaRo
Times-Hcrald.
- Bryan will have to learn new
song and some new business" IL he 1,
TO play an engagement this season. The
old song is out Of harmony with the new
orchestra and the old business" played
out.--Chicago Tribune.
- Manufactures are starting up ir
all the cities and larger towns. Better
times are here for the workingmen ne
well ms for the farmers, and vet the
value OF the bullion i'm n silver dollar IL
but 1914 cents.-Toledo Blade.
GJThe Kansas farmers are paying of
s4O,OO0,000 Of indebtedness this wear.
How lucky for the popocrats that this
didn't happen a year ago. They would
not have carried an elector anywhere
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
IA little popocratic paper published
down in the interior OF Ohio says: THE
Mckinley administration is failure.
Hanna must go" IL wouldn't take more
tran "a $500 post Office TO change that fell
lows tune.-Cleveland Lender.
ga dispatch from the little town of
Pennington, Mo. Jays Mr.. Bryan
charged and received $500 for speaking
at the county fair in that town. IL IL
Ia little out-of-tne-way towns like that
that freaks Of the Bryan order com.
mand big prices.-Indianapolis journal
ETIhc Iowa silver calamity platform
has one or two holes in IL where tho
plnnks have dropped through. One OF
the planks reads: Prosperity has not
made it's appearance; the mills and
shops are closed down; the army Of the
unemployed Is growing larger. and the
farmers Of Iowa are marketing their
crops al lower prices than ever before"
This is one Of the planks which took a
big drop. II was written in June.-Cin-
cinnati Commercial Tribune.
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wouId Not HeIpIfHe CouIs.

a passenger on an east-bOuiid -. r..
train got of at this station iately and
related a good one on calamity how
Ter. At station near Fort Wayne the
bowler said. I've not seen anything
Of prosperity. I'd be glad 20 see some. 7"
IN seat opposite was big raw
bOned fellow. evidently an iron worker.
who said: "G'll ask one question and
want yes or no for an answer. DO
You honestly wish 20 see prosperity
just now @"
"WeI under"
Hold on. Not under or over any.
thing. IT. by turning your hand. YOU
could make McKinley's administration
the most prosperous the country ever
had, would you do it2"
"No, I would not"
81 thought So" said the biR fellow.
you belong to the class thas would
see the country bankrupt and labor.
ing men suffering 20 save your party"
The big fellow said more, out Il was
not exactly Ia the line Of arguments, =
Nan Vert (Ncb.l Bulletinl
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MADRID. oct 2-Thc Liberals gave
an ovation 10 senior Sagastn their lead
er. upon his arrival here Friday IL is
taken for granted that he will form a
cabinet Of which. probably. senior Ga
mao viii hc minister for foreign . fairs:
senior Morct Y Prcndcrgn,t. minister
for the colonies. and Gen. Corrca. min
ister for war Although Senior Morct
y. Prcndcrgast has been mentioned for
appointment a. Spanish minister to
Washington to succeed Senior Dupuy de
LONE. II is now expected that the cab
met crisis viii hc ended iu less than q
week.
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CRISIS IN GREECE
The Chamber Defeated u Vote Of Conn
dence in the Government and the Cabinc
Resigns.


Resigns.
ATHENS, oct. THE boule lcriSla-
tive assembly met Thursday to consid-
or the peace treaty with Turkey and
the political situation in general. The
galleries were crowded and the pro-
cccdings were followed with intense
interest
NJ. Ralli, the premier. mounted the
tribune and after reviewing the events
leading up to- the beginning of the
peace conditions. invited the chamber
To vote confidence in the government.
lie proposed "A resolution TO that effect.
Amid great excitement the chamber
defeated the resolution by vote of Oh
to 80
This defeat precipitated "a crisis. II
is deemed impracticable for VI. Rail-
10 continue in office with the cabinet
as now constituted. The Delavnists
are large majority of the cham Der
and no cabinet could conduct public
business withoLt their approval. The
cabinet has resigned.
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AMERICAN-BUlLT SHIPS
u" Replace the Foreign Built Craf IN ~
Mest InhIa Irnit Ir,hr

i" Replace the Foreign Butt Craft IN the
West India Fruit Trade
PHILADELPHIA, oct o The Press
saturday says. Negotiations are in
progress umong number Of capital.
lists in Philadelphia New York and
BoSton. which. il successfully carricd
out will result in the substitution ~
Amcrican-built steamships for the
large number Of forcign-built craft
now engaged in The West India fruit
trade The new ships will bc built bv
the Cramps who are largely interested
in the undertaking, and will bee speedy.
hrstclass vessels in every particular.
calculated 20 reduce 30 the lowest time
The passage between northern and West
India fruit ports
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GEN. WEYLsR RESIGNS.

~ Is Alleged lie Decided to 60 Down win
the AkcarraGa Ministry.
NEw YORK, Oct. IA special 90 the
Herald from Havana says that Gen.
Wcyler has resigned his position as
captain general Of Cuba His rcsigna-
ton is one Of the results Of the retire
ment 81 the AzcarraRa ministry.
His resignation is 90 take place as
soon as possible
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PRICE OF BEEF
In California Advanced One-Third In the
Past Pew Weeks, and win Go Higher.

"si ~" weeks ana VIII Go Higher.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1.-The price
OF beef has gone up fully one-third
within the last few weeks and butch
ers say that before the holidays it win
have advanced 20 per cent over the
price Of last year Beef has been
steadily advancing for the last few
months and is now from ~ 20 cents
q pound higher than it was at
TINS time last year. Australia but re-
Gently has recovered from one Of her
periodical droughts and a. an exporter
OF cattle or sheep is practically out of
the foreign competition. California
cattle are practically exhausted Ore
gon has had a short crop and the result
is that beef is and will be- higher than
10 has been for years
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90. Atklnsnn Mm 80 - Ii 80.

CHARLEsroS. W Va. oct. 1t be-
rims 10 look ~ n the work Of the com
mittcc appointed by the legislature
last winter TO revise the state constitu
ton will go for nauRht the Indications
being that no special session of the
legislature can be- had 10 provide fpr
submitting the proposed amendments
to vote NJ the people
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BUHyA VISTA. O.. Sept. 20. The un-
usually low water i'm the river is I'm the
nature Of godscnd 20 poor people here
j he sandbars are all out high and dry.
and are fnll Of coal. which gives fuel
and w'ri, To many Thousands Of busu-
els have teen dug this fall
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HOUsToS, Tex, Sept 3O.-The two
physicians who were sent TO Victoria
Tuesday night to investigate an alleged
suspicious case of fever, returned
Wednesday and will report TO the state
health officer that IL is a case Of com
mon denRue fever. Towns adjacent to
Victoria have raised the quarantine.
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WELL ANSWERED.
Always the Way When Republicans
Are In Power.

Des Moines has a business man who
is well to do, but who was nevertheless
carried away with the free silver move
ment last year. He was not making
money as fast as he thought he ought
to make il, and so he cast his lot with
the free silver men, thinking thereby
TO improve his condition. He talked a
great deal of hard times and he swore
great deal at the gold standard This
man has colored man rs the driver
OF his carriage. The colored man heard
all about the iniquities of the gold
standard, but il did not divert his AT
fcctions from the republican party. TIL,
republican party with protection ano
the gold standard thrown i'm was good
enough for him. He reasoned and re.
allied that the republican party has
never led this country astray. He was
still willing 10 trust IL with power.
Recently wheat went up and silver
went down. The farmers have been
making more money than they did be
fore IN many years, and the lnboring
people OF Des Moines as well ms Of the
country generally are well employed.
The colored man thought the time had
come 10 remind his employer of these
improved conditions: "Now what have
you 10 say?" he uskcd: "wheat's no
ing up, everything else is going up ex-
cept silver which none Of ms have 20
sell. and the laboring men are all en-
ployed.' The free silverite was still
unwilling TO yield. He explained that
oar better times are not due TO pro-
lection. nor TO the gold standard. and
finally that our better times were large
" imaginary.
But wheat is higher" said the col
ored man
why. Of course il is; but that is not
due to the gold standard or 20 pro
lection. nor 10 the republican party"
What is IN due TOT"
1T is due 60 the fact that there are
extensive crop failures in Europe"
ITS mighty strange" said the col.
ored man TO his employer. that there
should be crop failures in Europe and
higher prices in America every time
the republican party r. in power. Guess
the old republican party is all right
yet. gold standard and protection
thrown in"
The free silveritc was ~ the end Of
the conversation Iowa state Rcs,is-
ter.
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II never kin feel no sympathy wit
strikers" said Wandering Mike.
81 don't see dat you've got any cause
ter blame EN-" replied Flooding Pete.
@Dere amt no excuse fur EN-" was
the emphatic reply. It's deir own nc.
tions dat brings 'em to II. Dey didnt
have no business goin' ter work in de
first place. "-Washington Star.
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LoruoN. sept. @O-A dispatch 10 tue
Daily Chronicle from Christiania says
that Dr. hansen. the explorer. will
leave ON October ~ for the United
Stat"H. where he expects 20 deliver 81
lectures for 900. in addition 20 a
percrntnge OF tho rcceinfs
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Torpedo Boats Aground Loss Of life

PrYN"UTH. sept 30. The torpedo
boat deotroyers Lynx and Thrashcr
grounded Wednesday during fog on
podmau Point. The Thrashcr broke
IN two. and it iscNpccted the Lynx win
mo the same. The crews of both boats
were taken off
Later u developed that three stokcrs
were killed and that two stokcrs were
injured w the bursting Of a steam pipe
ON board the Thrasher shortly after
She grounded.
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Anthr,cl,e Coal In wyonIn,

CHEYENNE, Wyo, oct . Specimens
Of what is believed TO be anthracite
coal have been brought here from the
newly discovered deposits on Pinev
creek, ~ miles north Of Buffalo The
coal carries 81 per cent carbon. the
highest per centage Of any coal vet
found in Wyoming
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-06

BosToE oct. I. - The dcmocrati,
convention Thursday afternoon nom
mated the following ticket: Governor
DR. William Everett; lieutenant gov
ernor, James T.. Cotter; secretary. Der
nard r. Wolf; treasurer and receiver
general, Horace =. Tobey; auditor,
Harry Douglas; attorney general, VIM.
McClench
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The Famou. Trottera At Malone. \. '.

MALoSE, n. Y, oct. The famous
trottcrs Robert and John r.. Gentry,
were each driven an exhibition mile at
the Franklin county fair Thursday.
The interest in the horses was very
great. John Z. Gentry made the mile
in 2:05i4 lowering the state record.
which has hitherto stock at 2.O53t
Robert is time was 2:Ogt.
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than ne did on Monday. He was weaker
"Wednesday morning, however. and it
seemed impossible that ne could survive
long
PORTLAND. Me. sept. 3O.-Gcn Neal
Dow was still alive at midnight The
end Is liable TO come at any moment.
vet he may survive for hour,
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QUEBEc, Sept 30.-The Hamburg
American steamship Arabia is again
aground in the channel at Cape La
Roche. and IL is stated that she Is en-
tirely submerged forward. River men
think she NAV be lost
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NIneteen 20 Case. ID Edrnrd..

EDWARDS, Miss, Oct 2-Dr. Dunn.
Of the state board OF health Friday
night gave out the following statement.
Nineteen new cases have been reported
Friday. Of which II are white and
cOiored
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BrFNos AYEFs, oct. DR. Nnancio
Alporta the minister for foreign ~.
fairs dcnic, that there T., ANY disagree
ment between the republic ~ Arrcn-
tine and the republic of Chilli
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Armnr P1ntc for the KcntncL,-

BETHLEHEM. Pa. oct. Side armor
plates weighing nearly $50 tons were
ship Thursday by the Bethlehem Iron
10 90 Newport News for the battlcship
Keufuckv
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SENIOR SAGASTA

Arrives Ia Madrid aud VIII Attempt to
PORN Sew Cabinet.
MADRID. oct. 2.-Senor Sagasta says
lac viii attempt to form new cabi-
net
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Customer--Here, waiter. take this
cream away. IL has a red hair in Il.
Waiter--What kind Of hair do vou ex.
pect Ia strawberry r. cream 7--Ilariss
Ldfa.
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The San Francisco Sails Froua AIgIers.
ALGIERs Oct 1.-The United States
cruiser San Francisco, the flagship OF
Adm. Selfride, which arrived here Sep
TENDER sailed Thursday under
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OThe free trade organs are loud in
their vail over the deficits under the
DnRley bill" They will make little ont
Of that. Everybody knows that Eu-
r"pcan manufacturers and American
johbers worked while congress de-
hated, and brought in scores and scores
Of ship 'oads Of goods 80 as 10 escape
duty But all that has ended. and the
Shoe will begin 20 pinch the other foot
iu the course 81 time. The stocks OH
hand, with the great demand. will soon
have TO be replenished.-ChicaR Inter
Olnnn.
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DMr Bryan seems to be about the
only man among the siIyerites Of last
year willing TO stand by his flag and
still fight for silver Cbairmnn Jones
has advised the New York democrats
10 abandon il; German has already
done the same thing in Maryland. and
there is general drift in that direction
But so long as Bryan can get 800 a
speech for orations in favor Of silver
be viii never pull down the flag.
DThe Toiedo Blade recognizes Brv-
ans only claim to distinction i'm the
fact that he is the biggest disaster this
country ever escaped. An additional
fortunate part Of the affair is that the
country D. fully aware Of what il cs-
capped and is going 10 keep on escaping
this bowling calamity. - Cincinnati.
Commercial Tribune
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GThc sockless Simpson told the
farmers Of his district that il Mckinley
were elected money would Increase i'm
value and farm products would de
crease; that condition resembling
slavery would result among the people
Of Kansas. with wheat at - and corn
a. ten cents per bushcl. And now the
Kansas farmers are doing some scoru-
ful laughing
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1.-THE Ohio democrats are still try
ing to devise ways Of forR tting about
their platform. The trouble h that
other people won't FORGET
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ZMr. Bryan says that the high prices
Tor wheat This year are governed solely
by the law Of supply and demand Very
well, then why were the low prices last
year not governed by the same laws?
But last year he said the low prices were
due 20 the crime Of 1873" Why aren't
the high prices this year due 10 the same
cause ?-Iowa State Register.
r1That great silver picnic" that was
advertised In Ohio - reported ~ being
able go crawl under the dinner table
and keep out Of the rain."-Chicago
Iuter Ocean.
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Ils it a foreign famine" that is
putting mp the price Of wool, too. while
silver is going down? Wool which sold
in September Of 1896 at II cents n mound
is selling in September Of 1897 at q
cents, an advance Of about 90 per cent;
yet silver is falling 90 per cent. or more
meantime. It is easy TO cry foreign
famine about wheat, but how are the
silver theorists going 10 account for
wool?
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DIt is especially unfortunate for
last years silver orators that the one
article towhich they were especially de-
voted is the only one which dies not
enjoy the general advance i'm prices.
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VERY UNANIMOUS.

Iowa Gold Democrats Finish Up Their
Work Quickly and Adjourn.
DEs MONIES, July 9.-The gold stand
ard Democrats of Iowa have nominated
the following ticket:
Governor, Judge ]. H. Cliggett, Mason
City; lieutenant governor, S. H. Nal.
lory, Charlton; judge OF supreme court,
w. I. Babb; state superintendent,
J. B. Knoepfer, Cedar Falls; railroad
commissioner, ex-Commissioner Peter
A. Dey, Iowa City.
The nominations were made by accla-
nation, there being no contest for the
offices. The platform adopted heartily
indorses the one adopted by the Ma
tional Democrats at indianapolis last
year, which states at length the funda.
mental principles of government, and
Gays:
'The doctrines of paternalism, class
legislation and debased coinage, to
which each of the three contracting par.
ties making up the free silver.populistic
triple alliance in this state have recently
pledged themselves in their several plat.
forms, are as abhorrent to every true
Democrat when advocated by Populists
under the name Of Democracy as when
taught by Republicans. Democracy is
q necessary foe Of each and'we repudi.
ete them as unworthy Of the support OF
every true Democrat"
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EndeavOr Forces Have Invaded
Every Portion Of the Golden
Gate City.
Praise Services, Reports, Devo-
tional Exercises, ETC., Filled
the First Day.
Report of Secretary Baer Shows
q Great Growth in Mem.
bership.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-1t may now
be said that the Christian Endeavor
forces have completed their conquest OF
this city. They have arrived in such
numbers during the past "a hours as to
permeate every quarter of the city. All
through the late hours Of the night and
early morning, trains were arriving
from the East, North and South bearing
thousands Of delegates and visitors.
Special boats have carried the crowds
across the bay, and at the ferry they
were met by scores Of white capped
guides, whose sole duty it is to make
the delegates welcome and to pilot them
to the headquarters at the great pa
vilion, where every delegate is registered
and directed to comfortable quarters in
some part of the city.
Most of the state organizations are
supplied with literature, and it is not
confined to Christian Endeavor publica-
tions. There are pamphlets declaring
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DEATH TO -FOUR.

Disastrous Wreck Caused by Sudden
Washouts Near st. Cloud.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, July 9.-The storm
which swept over this part Of the state
was the worst in the history Of railroad.
ing hereabouts. Traffic was completely
suspended. The storm came up SO sud.
denly that many trains ran into wash.
outs without the least intimation of
danger. A bad wreck occurred at St.
Joseph, eight miles west Of here, where
an extra freight ran into washout and
Che engine and 20 cars went into ditch.
Charles Washburn Of St. Cloud was in.
stantly killed and Engineer Piper was
injured. Washburn was riding In a
box car with II other men who were re.
turning from Fergus Falls, and 90 far
only eight have been accounted tor. It
Il feared the other three are also killed.
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is IN CONFERENCE
Tariff Bill Promptly Sent to the
House After Passing the
Senate.
A Rule for Immediate COnsidera-
ton Virtually Shuts Off
Debate.
Analysis of the Vote by Which
the Bill Passed the
Senate.

WASHINGTON, July 9. - The first
meeting Of the conferees of the senate
and house on the tariff bill began at
$3.50 D. M. in the room Of the senate
committee on finance. The meeting was
attended by both the Republicans and
the Democrats constituting the commit.
tee from each of the houses. The DEM
ocratic members Of the conference re-
mained less than 10 minutes. They
withdrew upon the intimation of the
Republicans that they desired an oppor.
tunity of reconciling their differences
before consulting with the Democrats.
It was recalled that this privilege had
been conceded to the party in power in
1890 and 1894, and the Democrats did
not delnur to the proposition.