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The herald., 1898-11-06

subject has not yet come into the legitimate
area of the modern philosopher, Sir William
declares that it will be found possible tC
discover a path by which telegraphing with
out wires, or transferring thoughts from
mind to mind at the will of the thinker
can be found to harmonic.
Boldly does the president affirm that
Confirmation of telepathic phenomena is
already afforded by many converging ex-
periments," and courageously does he as
sert that 1--WE must beware of rashly assum-
ing that all variations from the normal wax
ing or sleeping conditions are necessarily
morbid" Perhaps the most daring SEN
tence of all is his announcement that lit is
henceforth open to science to transcend all
we now think we know of matter, and to
gain new glmpses of a profounder scheme
of cosmic law Another remark is likely
to be longr emembered. Sir William
Crookes cites the famous dictum of scient-
list who saw in matter too long desplsed
and abusesd, "the promise and potency OF
all terrestrial life. Il should prefer,
said Sir William, "to reverse the apothegm,
and to say that in life | see the promise and
potency Of all forms of matter
There are not wanting those who think
that Sir William has been overbold IN thus
declaring his belief in the possibility of mind
telecraphy. The more timid admirers OF
the great scientist think that he should have
confded his beliefs to chosen few and
waited for the result of experimentation to
confirm the correctness of his ideas before
giving them to public that is prone to
scoff at things pertaining to the supernatu
raj. Sir William was advised to refrain
The herald., 1898-11-06
Was Bismarck Musicale

Bismarck hardly ever went to an operate
performance or to a concert, save on state
occasions, and in his official character. He
took liking, however, to Pauline Lucca,
and admired her greatly in Nicolai's Merry
Wives of Windsor" But even the fact that
photograph is extant in which the iron
chancellor appears grouped with the bril-
liant song bird cannot make him musical
individual. Scaria, too, was for time a
great favorite OF Bismarck's. But, disin-
clned to sit through an opera, Bismarck
frequently invited the singer to his house,
and there the great basso was invariably
asked to sing a number of German student
songs-a kind of music which the man of
blood and iron immensely enjoyed
America
The herald., 1898-11-06

from speaking out until he had something
his listeners. The courage of Sir William
Crookes is proof against al hestitating in
huences, however. Some may think |
should be SILENT" said Sir William, before
announcing his new views. Il elect to
speak. To enter at length on still debata-
bic subject would be unduly to insist on a
topic which-as Wallace, Lodge and Bar
fitted for discussion, does not vet enlist the
interest OF the majority of my scientific
brethren. To ignore the subject would be
an act of cowardice-an act of cowardice
feel no temptation to commit"
The voice of Sir William Crookes will be
heard around theworld. There will now be
an eager awaiting of the news that he has
The herald., 1898-11-06
SCIENTISTS SURPRISE
SIR WILLIAM cRooKE's BELIEF
IN THOUGHT TEMPERANCE
THE UNIDENTIFIED FORCE
Exercised by Intelligence But Differ
emit From Ordinary Sense-A
Famous Reasoner's Ideas

LONDON, Oct. l0.-(Special Correspond
ence to The Herald.) 1t is long time since
the scientific world has been so electrified
as by the outspoken utteranees of Sir Will
lam Crookes, f. h. s., V. p. c. s., on the
subject of thought transference. Sir Will
lam is leader in the ranks of scientists be
fore whom all bow as the ablest and boldest
of reasoners. So long as he confined himself
to such subjects as the -four supply of the
world and the fate of the human race when
there could no longer be grown sufficient
wheat to make bread enough for all, he was
considered to be in his proper sphere, and
The herald., 1898-11-06
Not to Be BluHed

Uncle Si-What's all this gibberish?
Waiter-Bill-o' fare, an it's mostly in
French, sab.
Uncle Swell, amt much on French,
but you jes' find out which O. these things
means a good sirloin steak, with plenty O.
fat on it, an some fried potatoes an coffee
an bring 'em right here, an l guess kin
translate 'em all right.-Puck
The herald., 1898-11-06

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Natural Advantages
Each one hab luck wifout no lack.
Eff properly he'd rate it.
Miss Seal, she hab a sealskin saque,
But KANT appreciate it.
Washington Star.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27
!Sa,tsa0tter.

9ie olten @rieden glaubten, bas bic
genaten Die @Dtter ieien. tuelGbe fir oas
gsobl unb @ebeiben Der 5amilie iDr9teu.
9ieielben tpurbe1 als bdusli9e @6tter
in iebem Seim perebrt. Der bdusltde
@utt bes Iages lit Or. Sings 9tetu9iS~
cOperp. @e9ea g6ipinbiudt, Suften,.
grfdltuna un6 ale 9tffettionen bes sal,
fec, 8rulf unb 2ungen iit Tie unlddbbar.
sic lit felt elnem 9ierteljabrbunbert i'm
@ebrau0 llnb 1T 9aranti,t, OaB iie 6eilt,
pber bas @el0 piro 5nriif9egebetl. Seit
5aus9alt iUllte obne bieien suten Gngel
fem. 8as 0fittef lit angeneBntsil 6raus
den, cine Iihere uno suuerldiiiae SitlFe
.fitr Sung lmb 2llt. @erin@sflaI6en frei
In Der bentI9en MpOtbefe DonS teenz
.fen& Gspb.n. 0ie9uldre @r4Be so
Gents uH6 $500,
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27

fOlgenben Sabre oerbeiratbete er lib nit
Ieiner i'm jebt iiberlebenber @ottin 8Dn
ben ols Der ameiten @be entiprOiieRen
ainbern iiiib nod 3 G6bne unb ED9s
ter am Neben. Ser 8eritorbene bate
Db9leid, cr es au einem getuiIfen
@pblitanb bradte piel nit ben @loerz
lpdrtiQfeiten beg 9ebens su fiimpfeu ilnn
feline sSamifie bltr berum iparoe iuobl
nehr uon Srlntbeit beim9eSuht, iuie bic
feline. 9roB aLleoem hot er itets nit
unbeusiamem Mutbe bem @eidide bic
5tirn. BON ben ainsern aus eriter
@be gin9en alle ibrer Wfutter in's Sem
ieits ogran. Die 8eerbi9un9 fanb am
leRten 9ienitas auf benz 6riebbOfe in
@ationat itatt; BaitOr @rdnins BON
MOnona bielt Die 2eidenrebe uno Der
&ir6en I gbDr Der SemeinSe, beIien
Mitglieb er tuar, fang eirise pafenbe
@rablieoer.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27

9r. g. Gtaabs, Der beuti6e glr5t unb
5perateur (@urgeOn), J, iuelher in Sipur
gitb. Sa., i'm goD 8lb., gde Der 4. ilnb
eSadIon StraBe tuobnt, bebunoelt al | e
&ranfbeiten erfolsreib, beiOnbers aber
Srauenleiben unb 8rudfranfbeiten, mel,
DIE lebteren in Den meiiten 6allen pbne
Operation sebeitt tperDen f6nnen un0
fir melde erit bann beSablt iuirb, tpenn
Die 6eilung erfoi9t iit. gbrOnii6 &run.
fe f1nnen aud brieflid, behanbelt lper=
ben, luoffr auf @unib eerne 6rasebpz
gen frei 5ur gerfiiguns iteben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27
" II sldnD : Itptt3en.

- Sel 8eratGung bes preuBiiDen
Gtats I'M 9anptaee tabelte 6raf 2im=
BURG Stir,tm 16arf Die &e9ierung,
neil lie 8otai9e aus ben 8egierungs=
oruben 10 billig no1 fremOen 2dnoern
nertoufe, bauptiQ0lidb na3 Den Ser.
Staten, vOie uniere 8rpoutte 10 un=
9ere0t be1enoeln".
6inonsntiniiter Or MiQuel's 9tn=
tiinoiglln0 im 2aaoto9e, Dab trpb Der
cr96Dten Stellereingdllge uno bes grO=
fen lleberi1uiie5 neue preuBiid)e
5taQt2anieiGen not6lneitbi9 Ieien, bat
2lufieGen crregt. Ger 9r6Bte Shelf Der
9lnleiDen fpQ auf &erbeiieruug pes rpl=
leiloen Matcrials Der giienb0Gnen ber=
renbet Deroell.
- Sn ben preuBiiDen 9ropinsen
lpiro bur9 Die 8oIisei elm biltoriIdes
Ierf iiber g9il9elm |. nerfauit, beti=
telt: yllnier 9eIbentaiIer" oaS Die
8illigung bes &aiiers gefunDen fat.
Die 9olisiItett Ipllen Durd @ini9ii6te=
rung tallienoe BON llnteri6riften pon
9anoleutel, etc. erbolten. Jti6ter ipirb
pariiber Die Jegierrng in 2anota9 i1t=
terpelliren.
= SIN Berlin III Der General ). 8.
Gorl b. D. GrGben geitDrben.
- Sn Der 9teroenbeilQnitalt Su &aiiel
6at Der Gforrer S9raub, lpel6er fiir5=
LID DnrtDin iiberfil0rt initr0e, Selbitz
mprO be9angen.
lleble @rfaGrun9e1l bat in 9euti9=
ldnO Der Ocllti9=amerifanii9e Gberii
Wilrtemberg MAIDEN miiiien. 8es ge=
trt9s angeflagt luD als 9luslduoer
| flu1tperOdhti8 iuB er bier Wtpnate III
llnterIu6ungsbaft, biz er ieBt, als I'M
f6ul0i9 befunoeu, e6renpOll freigelprO.
6en tpllr0e.
eSn 9tlgier murOen Die iuoenfeino:
ti6en 9emDnltrationer, erneuert.
- General 8lanco iibernimmt Deutl
Die 2eit!lng nes SeloSuges gegen 81,
Sniurgeuten in Guba.
Die DeutY9e Colonial @eTell
| fdaft bat 8orfebrungen CUR 5enbun!
iunger belti6er Mdb4en nd6 9ama
ralanb getroffen, bamit iie fid Dor
Derbetrat6en. Die erfte @enbung tptri
i'm Sebrnar bpn 5amburg a6ge6en.
Der seSabresberi3t Der 9anbels
TANNER bon 2eebs, England, betlag
ben @tnnb Der brttif6en Sertil eSn
buitris in 1897 un0 fagt Dariiber
Ser i'm 5rii6ja6r eingetretenen 8eI
Terung tpurbe in DerbdngniBpolIe
@eiie burrA has Dinglep @eieB Sin
balt gebpten, auf pelcbes bunn De
9lusftQnb ber Ma19iniften fplgte, be
nptbpenbiger @eife auBer benz bereit
,ingetretenen 8erluft einen buuernbe,
Rdcbtbeil fir ben 9anDel i'm 9efole
| baben nsuB."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27

tpa6r rnb ift nur cine @uffdifung, bic
1i9 Der iibli9en tldgetpetberii4en iiber
bic unerADrtei1 finalt3iellen 3urutAunz
gen an ben beutIhen Steuer3a6ler a(s
etne ben SDatIa1en bur9dus entipres
Genbe giinitigere entgegenfeBt. e.
8enr mir nd9 unieren Sindnaen, urz
Ierer SinanSz uno 8oltS!oirthf0ait
cine iplcbe, burd) notffpenbtge uno
tpi9tiee notiondIe SSnterefen per-
langte 8erltdrfrng unierer Mlariae
tlt9t Ieiiten fDnnen iplIen, tper ION es
bann tDnnen? Bir t0nnen es unD
tDnnten, tpenn es fein mrB, audi nrd]
piel n1ebr, 3. 9. bic @rIungung sirer
sslpttenitGrte mtnbeftens bon ner
GrDBe Der franaDiti9en, letiten, uno
5tpar finun3ieu ebe dls tr9enD eirer
unIerer 3iDalen, audi als SrdntretA,
Ielbit als @rpBbritannten, gef9petGe
Die iibrigen. 9as lift it6 lei9t aus
Der 8ergleiCbung unferer uno Der S.
ndn3en bieier fremoen Stdaten !c>
Qriinben -. gGtr pern1Dgen spa6rEG,
finan5ieIl Iei6ter als irgenD ein unoes
res Golf Die ettpa nDtbi9en tpettere:}
Gaiten fir nptbpenbtge unb 9etlIdm:
Hei6Sz unb Granddaughter i'm 81:
btete Des &ecbtsz unD gy}dd5tz, tpte De-
Gultur= unD WobIfobrts5tDedes 81
trdgsn, - ipenn mir tuollen pper Ges
llmItGnDen rtdCl niifIen."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27
Aataltb bolDf.

l1eber bas 9lbleben bes Srn. SSrib
g5lfer IN 8arnersburs, Sa., gd5tuaeer
berSerren 5rib uno glugnIt G6iebelz
bein ba6ier, eninebmen mir ful9enoes
heln ,6erplo" aug @lfaOer, ssa.: glm
z. eSan. itarb ita1 ldn9en 2eioen Serr
Srib 86lfer. 8frIelbe1par am Ia. Oft.
1886 int @roBher3ogtbum Medfenburgs
Gdiueriil gebOren. 1864 fam er na9
glmerifa uno berbeiratbete Ii1 an Is.
Sept. 1865 NIT gopbie gulrih, einer
S6meIter bes Srn. SEQ. 4ulrid bon
bier iUelde 1875 itarb. Sm eorauf
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27

y 8rinst Die i9aobaften Gdube benz
fleinen @rperten .. 9tnbreen, er belt
bic ihlimmiteu @ebre1en an 2ebertuerf.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27
g 1 d & a M I.

eeSn Mbgeorbnetenbanie hut Der Re<
prGfentant Charles SO. Stone uuf
brinqenbes grfu9en bes S9abfetrez
tors Sage cine 8orlage eingebru6t,
tpel9e Das S9abamt erm6d1tigt, Bar
reniilber, Das unter benz tpiDerrufenen
@eieB BPM IA. sSuli 1890 angetauft
tpurbe, prdgen 5u luiTen, unb cine arl@
bere 9Drlage, nur9 tpel9e Das 8efeB
anlenbtrt iDirb, bas ben 8etrag beg
9erluftes feitieBt, Der bur4's G9mel<
sen unb grGgen Des Golbes in Der Ser.
9tQaten NfiinSe 3u NeD DDrt enitebt.
2enb's M1DrDerDerurtAe t.
9as @taatsbepartement BAT elm
lelearamm aus grSerum Dpm bDrtiz
qen Ser. @tadten &DnIul empfangen,
ipel9es melbet, baB bic M6rber bes
9ittsburger &abfabrers S. 2enB pro-
3efTirt, f9ulbig befunben nnb gu ie
Is idbriger 9aft linD 3mangsdrbett
perurtbeilt iporDen itnb.
Mec&enna's Sra 9folger.
Yrd1ibent WlcSfinlen hdt9errrt SDDn
@. @risgs, Der gegenpdrtig 9pnDer@
neur bon Netp sSerfep iit, gum General
antpalt Der Ser. Gtadten ernQri1t.
Die @rnennung bss ebenlaligen Sc
nerals Der cpafDberirten @rmee Sames
Gongftreet gum babncpmmiiidr 1T
pDai @snat beftdtigt fpprDeri.
GbOnnirt auf bic ,,gab sGafota gaa9.
ri6tea.1
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27
q sm;ffsfartear. .

gscnn SJnr cine 9ieiie rad, Gur5ra rtndlen ipniit
Sann iuiro es iid fir Gld Ipbnen bsi ben; ufters
4 aichneten ppr5uinrrdIel. Tabrbiuete sim @ertanf
iiber iraeno eine SdmpierIinc.
@ Z. Slider, ggent .. 6. 81. \ g. 8abr.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27
Spfcr pcs SaBminoIod)s.
gturs elmer 9DfDmDtiDe III Den
Sbio= SlnB.

9pltigpine, 8D., "a. San. SnfoIge
oes bpben @aHerItdnbes i'm Sbipz
yluiIe ereignete itd geitern MOrgen gu
Trii6er Stunbe in Re!D Ilbdnp, Sro.,
lin llnfau auf Der Retp Nlbunp 8elt
unb SerminaI Giienba5n. Die Wdiz
Ierflutb bate etnen @teinpfeiler bes
3tpan3ig SUB boben eiiernen Sreitlez
perts iiber ben SluB unterminirt unb
pieIer 9riidenbau gab na6 unD Die 2oz
:omottpe zines sSra9tauges ftiirate in
zen 5luB, bic @iiterpagen bIieben iez
,oCb auf benz @eIeiie iteben. Der gpn=
,ucteur SDbn BURT ppn gtetD Ilbanp
&nb Der 8remfer 5arrp MiI1er BON
2puispiIIe tpurben eetDbtet, Der 2ocoz
nottpfiibrer Senrp Murpbp pon
opparb 8arf, Snb., 1tnb Der 9et8er
SbarIes 9pag bpn 2putsbilIe tpurben
6Iimm, aber ni9t lebens9efdbrtt1
1erlebt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27
9us Ocr SmnOeSba,sptHaot.
geIdwerOcn Gegen elm G0ngreb.
GDnIite.

@oIbingtnn. "a. San. @r Gonz
greBmitgIteb Sptpne, 8priiber 0es Nu>
tional Gomttes ber Stlber Gepubliz
taner. ltnb u. S. Warner, grdfibent
Der 8imeta1iitsn Union, baben an
bas 9aus Gpnite fir 8anten unb
Qmlaufsmittel Elm S6reiben geidnbt,
in tpeIcbem fie ii9 betlagen, baB ibnen
bas Gpmite in Mdbrungsengele9snz
teiten tein GebDr geidentt tabe, neil
iie feline hire 2tnii6ten gum gretfbdren
g(usDrud bringenoen 8orlagen entz
pprfen GGtten.
Sic IeBten 3uerIt auseindnber, nj:
ibnen Der Q(uftrog 5u She'll gafpprben,
Den Reformbills hes SGbagietretGr5
Gage unb Der 81brungs Gpmmiffion
entge9en5utreten, uno lie erflGren
bann, baB nod ME Elm GpngreB @oz
mite ii@ gelpeigert hdtte, bsibs Seiten
on3uf6ren. 9aB man Don t6nen eine
@prIage perlange, 1ei unberniinftig,
benn 10 tDnne Riemanb ge4Drt tDerben,
Der gegen Nenberungen eine5 beitebenz
b&s @eieBes opponiren ipplle, tpenn er
niebt gan5 pebantii9 eine 8ta ein6rinz
ge, tpeL6e perfiige, bas 8eIeb beite6en
gu lcHen.
@ubitttute fir Sellers ;
&e1pIutip n. t.
Dem @enat liegen ieBt 8mei 9ubitiz
tute fir Die Seller 9e5iIberreIplution
bp4. Gen. 92elIpn pDn MinneIota + t
ems berfelben eingebracbt, bas es fir
Die 9fli6t Der &egierung erfldrt, unz
ter ben beitebenoen @eieben bie9lei6=
ipert6tgfett Der Sob unD Silbermiinz
sen aufrecbt 5u er6alten urb D0s an
bere bat Der SenotDr SpoDner pon
Wiscpniin etngsbra6t.
@s erflGrt ais ri9tige Sinun5polttif
Der Ser. 9taaten, Die 8plOpdbrung
aufre6t gu er1alten, Bis Elm internuz
tionQles llebereinfommen nit ben an
beren qrpben 6anbelS 9fatiDnen Der
Melt 5tpeds @infiibrung pon fre;er
SilberprGgung getroffen 1T.
unfer go5t bienft.
11ngefdbr pier5ig goftmeiiter baben
ouf Elm RunbI6reibell 6es General
poItmeiiters @ar9 geanttpprtet, in Delz
diem DerIelbe Inn 8eantportung Der
sSrage erfuat, ob es niht mDglin lei,
in Der gertpQltung ibrer 9lemter tpdb=
renD bes RaTts Des laufenDen Sisfal=
ia6res @r1porniiie 5u MAIDEN, Dan1tt
Elm Deficit permieben fDeroe. 8einabe
alle 9oitmeiiter ertpibern, bah ibre
@ernaltung ipur1am gefiibrt tperbe,
unb cine 9ermtnberung Der 3ahl ibrer
Qrbeitsfrdfte auBsr SSrnse fei. Die me-
nigen gpftmeiiter, neldbe eine 9lns=
ndbme MAIDEN, ertldren, DaB tpD6l mod
etli9e Gripdrniiie nl0gIid feien, bel
9ienlt aber Darunter leiDen tpiirpe.
a 50 rnS;Iher m
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27
sSDbn 90. aathill anmBsr 80.

SEPT iit 6ie Beit @eldirre su
idmieren. SD oertaufe sutes @eId5irrs
9ef 5u rs Gents nnb $1.00 per @aI@
lone. 81. M. 8anfe.
Die @ant5eit naht raid bernn unb
bic Sarmer ieben iih na6 Naaihineu
nm. gsir tperben Die beriibmte 8an
8runt Grin, Gterfing @aemafhine,
@d1eiben= unb 9f6hren @ggen fiibren.
llno pergeBt rtibt unieren @ifenpnaren:
faben. SeOenfalls beIa9t uns, ebe Sbr
eintauft. s.. 8. Dats.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27

Sorretppnb enSen obne Inter
Sfrift oes 9lbienoers tperoen niht auf
9enomnlen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-27
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zen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

is true. il IS one Of Justice Days nest ''''''
to n denomination. and for his party 10 ~ u''
another term TO him on that account "oui' ~
To confess that ii desired 10 drag 'he '"u'''
into tho miro Of political spois-huntlng A-"in'.
such degradation Of the bench the DIT Sh"ui"
take strenuous measures. Inc bar ASSo''
ton il TO meet this evening to CONSIDER Juulci"i
nominations and we hope IT VIII nave 4 I"r@'
attendance. and that the opinion OF the lawyers
will be 50 strongly manifested in favor oil Keep
ing the courts out Of politics and OF continuing
good Judges in office that both party orGahiza-
lions may conclude that II is wise for them 10
nominate Justices DAILY and Cohen. even Il
they cannot be brought TO avoid contest Ior
the third place on the bench and choose Il sue
cessor 10 Justice Pryor on the same high gronhu
of fitness without regard TO political reia'loh-
ehpS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20
NEH-JERNEY POLITICS.

Tho political barometer in New-Jersey Is
rising rapidly and the indications arc 'hat ]"
will continue doing so until Election Day. NeAt
Thursday the Republican State Convention VIII
nominate a candidate for Governor. ana SIN
DAYS later the Democrats expect TO nave ther
standard bearer in the field. On the hepup-
llcon side Foster NJ Voorhees,. President or the
State Senate and Acting Governor since the
RESIGNATION Of Governor John w. GrlGgS. mas
tho field TO himself and he will he nominated
by a unanimous There were three or
four other candidates in the field. but one by
one they dropped out on ascertalnlnG the ui'-
mlstakabe sentiment in favor OF voorhees,
Senator Voorhees, has been conspicuous inquire
in State affairs for ten years. Ills hoheS'E'
ability and courage are unquestlohed' ana III
has on more than one occasion shown lhat he
Is not amenable to dictation or bossism. mat
he will be elected Governor for tho full term OF
three years is conceded even by Democrats.
Tho Democratic leaders are still al sea about
their candidate Senator William ID. DAILY OF
Hoboken, is not only willing but anxious 10
make martyr Of himself by acting rs the
standard bearer but for divers reasons the re-
doubtablc BIZ is not In good standing al
headquarters. For one thing Bill is an ar
dent Bryante and he would revive the cur
rcncv issue, which the leaders are trying 10
dodge And for another thing, Il Is certain that
If the Hobokcn statesman were nominated ne
would try to be elected. Now II so happens
that United States Senator James Smith is pay
ing the freight for the campaign. and what he
wants is a nice harmless and respectable can
didate, who Will be content with the glory or
being candidate. who won't have any uncen-
sored opinions, and who will not be oblruslvcly
curious about deals or bargains TO sacrifice MIN
In the interest of legislative votes for the United
States Senatorship. Senator Smith keeniy APP
precates the fact that his reelection is more
important TO the Democratic party and the
country than the choice of a Governor for New
Jersey. and consequently all his efforts VIII he
directed toward the election of Democratic
Legislature
John Kean Is the only avOwed Republican
candidate for the Senatorship. and the election
of Republican Legislature practically means
that he will succeed Mr. Smith in the Senate.
The legislative fight will he a close one, and Is
likely TO bc determined In Essex. Senator
Smiths homo county. which has eleven Assem-
blymen to elect on a general ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-20

nv many railroads. With very moderate rise
in price no one can say what quantity such
lands might also produce.
All these speculatons 90 on the assu'np'io"
that land which has not been used Tor whea'-
growing. or not in recent years. because II was
TOO distant from railway stations, can never
be so used The cost of carting wheat from
the farms to the station Is always the lrst anu
most potent limitation Of It's production. Inc
cattle and hogs grown on the same land can
transport themselves TO the station on lheir
own legs. The corn which can be raised on
such more distant land can presently be trans
muted into cattle and hogs. 1t Is all the Time
q question of price and the addition of over
10 600 miles of railroad in seven Northwestern
States alone within few years brought INTO
the area of profitable whcat-growing millions
of acres whose products have for the time de-
pressed prices for the world. But 1t is mere
trlfing TO say that the lines Of transportation
have yet been so developed, either in the Far
Western or I'm the older States. that the wheat
producing area has been exhausted