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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-15

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Court HOUSE on Market street between
Of " llmington, New Castle county,
State OF Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-15
Championship Records.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-19
NOTES OF THE MARK FITS,

Cuthbert & Co. say: Wheat ruled steady throughout the early trading yesterday, with prices at about last nights closing quotations, influenced by the failure of the foreign market to re- spond to our declines of Thursday, prices at Liverpol closing unchanged to Ad higher. The market closed easy at % net decline for July, and B for the next crop options from last nights prices. It was a small, narrow traders market with no decided tendency in either direction.
 The weekly government grain report says the weather conditions of the past week have been generally favorable to agricultural interests over the greater portion of the country.
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HALFWAY CONDUCTORS.
Memorial Service Sunday at 2 Instead of 2:3O-The Completed Programme.

Memorial Service Sunday at 2 Instead of
 2:3O-The Completed Programme. The memorial service of the Indepen- dent Order of Railway Conductors will be held at Odd Fellows hall, 95 Crown street, tomorrow at D. m. sharp in- stead of at 2:3O, as previously announc- ed. A prompt attendance is important. The following programme will be rem dered:
 Organ Prelude-Professor Thomas G.
 Shepard
 Address-Frank A. Hermance, grand president.
 Trio-"Father, Lead Us by Thy Mrs. $. s. Thompson, soprano; Miss Pauline K. Meehan, contralto; pr. George R. Lawton, tenor. Memorial Address-Rev. Dr. Watson L. Phillips, pastor of the Church of the Redeemer.
 Solo-"We Would See Jesus". Shepard
 Mrs. s. s. Thompson. Ode No. 3-Tune, Rock of Ages" Benediction--Rev. Dr. Watson l.. Phil lips.
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Brief Mention,
Brief Mention. High water to-day, 1::54 a. m. Buy a farm-R. D. Baldwin.

Brief Mention.
 High water to-day, 1854 a. m.
 Buy a farm-R. D. Baldwin.
 Miss Alice Dudley, who has for some time been i'll with rheumatism, is inn proving.
 Mrs. l.. H. Bates has gone to Johns town, N. r., her former home, for the summer.
 William H. Jensen, the we'll known Church street caterer, returned from a trip to London yesterday.
 Miss Geneva Damn, the daughter of w. F. Damn of 105 Greene street, will leave on Tuesday for a two months trip through the west. Miss Damn will visit Pittsburg, Pa., and Columbus and Dayton, o.
 All go to the Burgess Fur and Hat Co.'S to buy those Knox straw hats for men and those Knox straw sailor hats for the fair ladies as it is the only place in the city where these inimitable goods can be bought. All kinds of straw hats and a great assortment of trunks and dress suit eases also.
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male chorus, and the first rehearsal showed that @ notable final perform ance might be expected. The male chorus Is made up of the glee club and choir and has been drilled by MT. H. B. Jepson with excellent results.
 Prof. Parker who is at his summer home in Massachusetts, will return to New Haven to direct the orchestra on the presentation of MT. Chadwicks work.
 THE GAME TO-DAY-GREENWAY
 MAY NOT PITCH.
 It is doubtful whether Greenway will be able to pitch in to-day's game at New York between Yale and Princeton. He has been carrying his arm in sling, and Is said to have broken a tendon of his upper right arm In case he cannot pitch his place will be taken by Fearey, with Goodwin catching, Greenway probably going into the field
 OTHER ITEMS.
 At a recent meeting of the managers of the American School of Classical Studies at Rome, Prof. Tracy Peck of Yale was elected director for 1S9S-99.
 At meeting of the university hockey team held recently W. l.. Barnett '9S was unanimously elected captain for I next year.
 JUNIOR CLASS MEETING. At meeting of the Yale junior class | held in A Osborn hall last evening it was decided to wear cap and gowns during their coming senior year, and the following committees were elected: Cap and gown, A. B. Williams, E. Saw yer and R. H. Gay; picture committee, D. c. Peck, r. M. Gilbert and r. A. Lord; for statistician. Montgomery | Lord. Beebe, Merrill and Curran wnte nominated and F. A. Lord was elected.
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x.p.U. Co. hatranoogn and Nashville

F. B. Boynton of Hartford will con duct an excursion to the Chattanooga convention, B. Y. P. U., leaving New York Tuesday, July 13, via Royal Blue line and Shenandoah Valley route Tickets will include a visit to the Nash will exposition without additional cost for transportation. Fare, New York to Nashville and return, $25.30 Stopover privileges at Washington, Luray and Natural Bridge. This excursion is open to the general public.
 Full information by addressing E. B Boynton, Ballerstein building, Hart. ford, Conn.
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NEW HAVEN TO PHILADELPHIA
 SINGERS.

The New Haven Harugari Liedertafel has most kindly recollections of their Philadelphia friends. the Mozart Har- monie of the City of Brotherly Love, and have crystallized their sentiments into concrete form. They have in &C., cordance with the vote of the society, secured a big loving cup to present to the Mozarts. It was imported from Germany by the George H. Ford com pany and is a mammoth stein stand ing about eighteen inches high and beautifully ornamented and embel- lished. It is @ splendid gift, with ap- propriate lettering, and can be seen in the window of the Ford & Go. store.
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NEV 1DYERTISEM MENTS TO-DAY,

NEW ENTERTAINMENTS TO-DAY. Animal Paradise-Lnsley X Llghtbourn. Auction Sale-Edward c. Beecher Drop in Price of Butter-E, F, Hall X Son Estate Margaret eynolds-Probate Notice. Fireplace Tiling-The Chamberlain Co. For Sale-Farnl-R. E. Baldwin. For Rent-Store-035 Elm Street. For Sale-B Building-C. D. Nicoll X Co. For Little Feet-N. H. Shoe Co, Fresh Air Doors-Linsley X Lightbourn. Fashions Fancies--Howe x Stetson. Greater New Haven--F. M. Brown X Co. Grass Cutters-Linsley & Lightbourn. Hay Rakes-Linsley X Lightbourn. Horse Coolers-Linsley X Lightbourn: Hiram Lodge-John II. Pearce, w. NJ. Keep Cool-N. H. Window Shade Co. Lunch Goods-The c. E. Hart Co., Pure Lard-Public Market.
 Pearlo -dento-At Druggists.
 Planotypes-Beers' Photo Parlors.
 Palne's Celery Compound-At Druggists. Special Bargains-The Chas. Monson Go. Saturday Affairs-Malley, Nicely X Co. The Century Dictionary-E, r. Judd Co. Vacation Stationery--O. A. Dorman Co. Wanted-Position- This Office. Wanted-Situation-75 Broadway.
 Wanted -Situation-S3 Porter Street. Wanted-Situation- This Office Wooster Lodge-Wm. H. Spock, Sec'y. Wanted-Grl--27 Dwight Street.
 Wanted-Laundress- Church Street.
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GRADUATED WITH HONORS,

Miss Myrtelle Hoppin of this city was graduated with honor, this week, from the Woman's college of Baltimore.
 Miss Edna E. Winans, niece of Mrs. James s. Chadwick, and member of Rev. MT. Chadwick's family, was grad uated on Wednesday, June IS. from Drew Seminary for Young Women, Carmel, N. Y. She read an essay on "Child Heroes of Fiction," and also was honored by giving the salutatory address.
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w aterD' ton, 5.

The regatta committee of the New Haven Yacht club has chartered the steamer Margaret, Captain R. $. War ner, to follow the yachts over the course Monday, with invited guests and members of the club on board. The steamer will leave Belle dock at 10 a. m. Refreshments will be served on board
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Bristol-Meriden, IT; Bristol, 4. Bridgeport-Bri 13; Derby ,11 Waterbury-Waterbu il; Torring- ton, 5.
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"Mabel, the doctor says you drink en- tfrely too much coffee. It is not good for you.'
 why, mamma, it doesn't hurt me a particle, and I like it too well to quit using it. I just couldn't get along with out my coffee
 And Mime. Loockes, the celebrated authority on beauty, says it is ruinous to the complexion
 oh. well; if the doctor thinks I ought rot to drink it any more, I'll drop it, of course. e.".-Chicago Tribune.
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INSTRUCTED TO ACQUIT SERVER

Washington, June 1S.-Judge Bradley this morning instructed the jury in the case of John S. Shriver, the correspon- dent of the Mail and Express, under trial for alleged contempt of the senate sugar trust Investigating committee, to bring in a verdict of acquittal. The ground stated by the judge was that the question asked and the answer to which was refused was not pertinent.
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.B.ASEBAL ILL.
National League.

Philadelphia-st. Louis, 9; Philadel- phia, 4.
 shington-Louisville, 3; Washing ton. s.
 Baltimore-Pittsburg 9; Baltimore, II. New York-Cleveland, 0; New York,5.
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Local Weather Report.
 FOR JUNE IS, 1897.

Mean temperature. 6S. Max. temperature, 80. Min. temperature, 57. Precipitation, 0 inches. Max. velocity of wind. l0-NW. Accumulated excess of daily mean tenn perature since January l, 225 degr ees; or an average daily excess of 1.4 degrees. Totalde6ofency in precipitation since Janu- ary l, 2.08 inches.
 D. G. MYERS Observer.
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Atlantic League.
State Leagues.

Hartford-Paterson 6; Hartford, 2
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These Special Prices for Saturday.
 Promo Caffeine, Sc
 Witch Hazel Jelly 7c
 Jamaica Ginger Sc Tetlow's Talcom Toilet Powder Sc
 Complexion Powder Sc
 Alexander's French Perfumes,
 .I2 odols, 14 OF. HERE'S HOW CHEAP you can buy the finest Trimmed Hats of the time. Mld-sum' mer Millinery prices on every, thing in the place, no matter how elegant style or how rich trimming
 TRIMMED HAT SAVINGS.
 $a5,oo Hats for $8 %. 500 " s. 50.
 700 |" $3.oS. UNFRAMED HAT SAVINGS. Identically the same reduction rates o8c Hats for 4oc. SIPS '' {" 75c. 25o |" I.39. 2.25 1.1o. I.o8 " 98c. OH THE FLOWER CHANGES ! 75c Childrep's Wreaths for 45c. Aoc |" " 2oc.
 4oc [" 25c.
 American Beauty Roses, 39c.
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WHEN YOU NEED
 physician we will come in handy, be- cause this is the best drug store to which don't need 6 physician we can fill your wants in the right way at the right price We are always useful.
 Apolhscariss' Hall, Szi Chapel st.
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WLATH ER RECORD.

UEATHE ER RECORD.
 AGRICULTURAL DEPA
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, WASHINGTON. D. O.. June ls 1897. D. m. Weather forecast for Saturday. For New England: Fair and slightly warmer weather; westerly winds.
 Local Weather Report.
 FOR JUNE IS, 1897.
 7:40 7:t0
 AM. PM. Barometer. .......,. l9.S0 239I Temperature...... 67 p Rel Humidity ...... 62 58 Wind Direction ... N NV Wind Veloolty..... Weather .,. Clear Clear
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Some Every Day Wants.

New lot Roller Tray Trunks,
 S4.25 to Sf7.OO 3 at, Gem or Lightning Ice Cream
 Freezers S1.2S Peerless Ice Cream Freezers, best
 in the world, 5 AS to S5.9S Croquet Sets 79c to S7.5O Boys Wagons 75c to S4.5O Baby Carriages S6 to S25 Refrigerators S2.75 to S19.5O Lace Curtain Stretcher, sliding
 Pins S1.69 Booksteps soc Best Broom in New Haven for 15c Deck Mops 29c Crescent Sleeve Ironing Boards 3Sc West Store, Basement for ti1e women--whole blocks of cute colors and dainty fancy patterns, we'll as plain whites, reds, navies, blacks = three for 25c.
 THREE COLLARS FOR 25c. Linen and warranted four-ply, all the newest styles. Regular 12kc apiece grade. Don't wait ! Not many FOR FORTY-NINE CTS. Isn't a piece in the lot aoorth l
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FOR FORTY-NINE CTS.
 Isn't apiece in the lot aOovth Iess than sixty-nine cents. The Corset Covers were meant to sell at seventy=flve cents. Elegant Gowns. 4oc.
 Cambric Ombrelle Skirts, 4oc
 Cambric and Muslin Drawers, 4oc
 Hamburg Trimmed Under-skirts, 4oc Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Cor. set Covers 4oc.
 Baby's Short Dresses, Long Slips and Children's Fancy Aprons, 4ec.
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The musical department of the uni versfty is attracting much dignifed at tention from Americas best musicians. One of the foremost of them, Mir. George w. Chadwick of Boston. has written. especially for the department, to be sung on class day. a musical set ting of a Latin hymn attributed to Pope Gregory in the sixth century. The score is for full orchestra, organ and
Griggs courier., 1897-12-31
What Typhoid Fever Costs.

A correspondent of the Washington
Post gives the following appalling ty-
phoid statistics: Every year in the
United States 100000 people are sick
with typhoid fever. Forty thousand of
them die They are sick 90 days on an
average out of every 365 days. Thus
we have 100000 days of sickness
from this disease.
Every case of this sickness means one
month, generally two months, of idle
ness. If the wages Of the patient arc
only so cents a day, there is loss Of
$l6 month. Generally this sickness
means q loss of wages in two months
time of $50 or $50 The average loss Of
wages for six weeks would be $50. Add
to this the Doctors bill, which is any.
where from $50 to $l00-we will say
$50. II the patient lives in the city aud
has trained nurse for only three weeks,
there is another $45. Ten dollars for
the prepared food, ice, milk. etc.,
brings this moderate bill up to Si65.
Multiply this by the number of people
sick, and we can see every year in the
United States $66, 900, 900 lost to pa
tients by the inroads of this one disease.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-31
What it Means.

Aug. j. B,1el, the leading druggisl
,f Shreveport. IT.. says: DIR. Kings
New Discovery is The only thing that
cure. my cough, and it is ne best seller
have" } +. Campbell, merchant, "f
Stafford. A,iz writes: cdr. Kings New
Discovery is all that is claimed for it; il
never fails, AMI is II sure cure for con
sumption Coughs aud Colds. cannot
sly emnu .sll for its n,erits.' Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for C"nsump'io", Cold.
and Coughs is not an experiment 1t
has Leen tried tor - quarter Of cen
tury, and to-day stands ~ the head. II
never disappnin,s Free tri:ll bottles at
IL. H. l,ateman u Co.'S drug stare.
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The Coming Woman.

Who goes to the club while her husband
tends the 'aby, as we'll rs The good old
fasiiioned woman, who looks after her
home, will both at times get run down
in health. They will be troubled with
loss of appetite, headaches, >Ieepless
ness, fainting or dizzy spells. Tnc most
wonderful remedy for these women is
Electric I5itters. Thousands Ct suffer.
ers from lame back aud weak kidneys
rise up and call it blessed. II the
medicine for women Female COM
pltimts and nervous troubles nf all kinds
are soon relieved by the Use OF Electric
Biltprs. Delicate women should keep
his RENE lyon hand TO build up the
system. soc per bottle. For sale by H
II. Rateman & Go.
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nsSss n.xl,sA.

Tho strong headache which I felt
that day made me somewhat epileptio
In my bodily system and would not IL.
low me to recover my senses which
were three sheets in the wind before
closing the mail, which I did anyhow
or other.
Office cat. by resson Of death Of rata
daily growing lean. Will superintend-
ent please increase the contingent al-
lowance for her restoration to stoutness!
am willing to undergo any punish.
ment you give me. for they will be use
ful to me in future. Patrons should not
save their rods fer spelling their chill.
dren.-St Martin 's.le.G Grand.
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Looking Backward.

"You must feel very happy in this
lovely cottage you call you own"
''How can when l think of my fanl-
lily that owned an estate of thousands
of acres, with castle aud a whole regi-
menC of servants?''
"Why, when did they lose it?''
''During the eleventh century. -.
Brooklyn Life.
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An Infallible sieu.

'..aow do you know that his love
dream is over?''
Because heard him tell Hetty Is
they left church last night that he
knew shorter way Of reaching her
home than the route they had been
taking. Detroit Free Press.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-31

It has been estimated that over 2, ,000,-
900 acres are devoted to the manufac-
ture of deer in Scotland and that about
5000 stays are annually killed
Griggs courier., 1897-12-31

God is love, and you can never escape
from love. No sorrow, no sin, no
essrangcment, 10 darkness, can enable
you to escape from love. The omnipo.
tencn is the nnnipotence of love, and the
omnipresence is the, onniprcsence Of
love, You may loosen your hand, but
be will II 1t loosen his.-Lys,an Abbott
Griggs courier., 1897-12-31

Stockport. England, boasts one Of the
largest Sunday schools in the world.
The total number of scholars at present
on the books is no fewer than 1884,
while there are 238 male and 1866 fe-
male teachers "a grand army Of over
5000.
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Progressive Resignation.

People at 20 state half dozen i'm.
positions that they would never stand;
at 40 they find themselves patiently
bearing twice the number and thankful
they are not more. Globe.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-31

10 Cure y Cold III One Day
lake Warmers White Wine Of Ia,
'syrup, the best oeugh remedy o.
.arth. IS and 80 otx All druggists
For sale by H. II. Bateman & Co.
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twenty-five Dollars Down.

90 at 10 per cent. will for the next
ten days take an sl56 Estsy Organ.
". 3. HYDE, Hanaaiord.
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Feed! I!

I am arranging for q car load of
corn, also one of oats. II you vast
either hand in your orders.
". 9. HYDo, Hssnaford
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s FRAN leaves CoOpesrtown for Sanborn at 6:15
In the morning. Arrives at Cooperstown
usthe retnrn At 2:16 in the afternoon.
LOCALS.
No. I ha1-d 76c.
Happy New Year!
81 Good bargains in outing flannel at
Jimeson's.
Featherston, dentist. January 25,
q. q and %.
Miss Clara Brown came home to
spend the holidays.
papers corn starch for 25c at Jime-
sons.
have another barrel of that fancy
Tennessee sorghum.-Jimeson.
We had splendid Christmas weather.
II The WHITES in North Dakota will be
short this year.
GIRL yVANTED,-Apply at f. Mar
quardt's restaurant.
Ladies, take q look at my outing
annels. W. G. JIMESON.
E. E. Downe is building an addition
J OF several rooms to his dwelling house
on Rurrell avenue.
Buy your school tablets of Jimeson-
Sank Newberry came up from VIM
bledon Christmas eve, to spend fhe
holidays with the old folks.
CORN For SALE at the Cargill Ele-
vator. w. d. Marsh, Agent.
They say that the Cooperstown Rol-
Ter Mills are turning out better flour
than ever. Try a sack of ''Phipps'
Best
Chester Piatt came up from Fargo to
spend the holidays at home. Mr..
Piatt is taking q course at the Agri-
cultural College and seems to be very
much pleased with the institution.
DR.. Featherston will furnish you
with good set of teeth for So. Best
set $40.
The Jamestown Capital says that a
new time card will go into effect on the
main line of the Northern Pacific about
january 1st. 1t may be that a change
will also take place on this branch.
Try my Santos coffee. Better thar
most of the so called Java & Mocha.
Only 25cts. w. G. J1MEs ON.
Postmaster Atchison, of Gallatin, is
the only subscriber to the COURIER
who has paid up his subscription
luntil the end of this century-that is
just what he did the other day.
WANTED.--l,OO 900 bushels of oats at
Cooperstown Roller Mills. We buy
wheat, oats, barley and rye for feed,
n and have the same for sale constantly.
At the Congregational church last
Sunday. morning special music was
B prepared for the occasion, and the
pastor preached sermon in line with
the season. Both music and sermon
we're enjoyed.
California dried fruits, first quality.
owest prices. J1MEsoN.
Bpckwheat Flour, the best made at
EsoN's.
here are couple of young fellows
This town who make it point ap-
emily of going to church for the
D1ess purpose of having a good
he and creating disturbances. We
have been requested to state that if
these actions continue, the aforesaid
young men will be uncermoniously
elected some time without warning.
Trout, fine and fat, only Sc at Jime
sons.
You can save big money by buying
dried fruits of Jimeson.
DR.. Wanner has just added to his
offica fixtures q complete set of surgi-
B cal instruments and a set of appliances
sS IA the shape Of a nebutizer and COM
|gs \pressed air apparatus for thorough
streatment of diseases of nose, throat
and lungs. The doctor has every rea-
son Tor being proud of his large and
increasing surgical practice.-Wim-
bledon News.
From5 the 10th inst. to January lst.,
d897, win sell all Heating Stoves,
With exception of the Radiant Home,
absolutely At Cost.
ANTON ENGER.
Es The Griggs Courier is Albright paper
h and Bro. Trubshaw's editorials are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03
CHANGES IN MIR. BRYAN,
FRIENDS VIEW OF THE DIFFERENCE IN I'M

A FRIENDS VIEW OF THE DIFFERENCE IN hi
SINCE HIS CANDIDACY FOR PRESIDENT
From The Kansas City Star
A newspaper man from interior Missouri who
is a keen observer of things, says ne notices .
marked difference between w. J. Bryan now
and before the election This man knew Bryan
intimately for several years before he was NOM
mated for the Presidency, he saw much Of him
during the campaign. and he has been with him
during the last week, when Bryan was making
speeches in Kansas and Missouri.
Bryan, before the nomination, was n great
big boy" says this man. He dubbed over with
good humor, solicitude for the comfort CT hts
friends and with innocent horse play He was
prince Of good fellows, and everybody liked INN.
After his nomination, while ne was travelling
everywhere making speeches. the most striking
thing about him was his capacity for work and
his seeming love OF the adulatiol he received.
No matter how hard he was worked he was
never too tired 10 get up at any time OF night
and make speech at a way station, On the
trains he always inquired at one station when
the train wa3 due at the next, and he was al
wars out on the rear platform, his face beam.
ing and his hands outstretched TO grasp those OK
the multitude. He seemed to revei IN the al.
tentions he received. and to encourage them ana
he invariably courteous to every one lie
always thought first OF the comfort OF those
travelling with him and last OF himself, Dur!hs
that campaign | heard people wonder hundreoS
OF times II Bryan would ever get "edIie" u al
this attention
Now the change think see in him is that
he has become tired OF IL. | notice now ina, N.
stead Of seeking attention, as formerly. ne tries
10 avoid IT, He is still good humOrcd; courteous
beyond chance OF criticism, sollci;ous OF the
comfort OF all those about him, q peerless gen.
teman and a man whom one cannot Know "i'n-
ont esteeyning most highly; bur notice that he
Is no longer n big good natured boy his race Is
serious when in repose. and bears the INES tnat
come from deep thought He seeks to escape
from rear platform speeches and needless hdnd-
shaking I don't mean to do him an Injustice
mean to say that he loves the common people
as he always did and is always ready 10 speak
or shake hands when called on. but he doesnt
go out Of his way TO seek these attentions as he
used to- and therein is the difference between
Rryan now and then, and it shows only that a
man may receive so much OF the piaudi;s q ne
populace that he gets cloysd and surfe!'ed WIN