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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-15
A FAT FEE.

New York. Jan. 15.-William Rocke-
feller has signed "a check for $3.50 600 TO
John Burrage, counsel Of the Boston
gas companies, as his personal legal fees
and commission on the recent sale of the
Brookline and Boston companies TO
Henry NJ, Whitney. This is reported to
he the largest fee ever received by a
LAWYER in Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-15

D Professional aud business men buy season
ticket three months sij.OO; one month
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-15
Trains Leave Oakland Beach:

For Providence a. m, 6;57 a. H.. 7;57 a. M,
1857 am, 1887 a. M. 1887 p. m, 257 p, Ill.,
4;57 p, M, 6:57 p. M, 9:57 pm,
SUNDAYS-857 a. M, 1887 y. NJ, i57 p. m.
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OF
hARRAGANSETT BAY.
HOTEL AND COTTAGES.
OAKLAND BEACH.
TEN MILES FROM PROVIDENCE.
Splendid Carriage and Bicycle Road.
Trains Leave Providence:

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SUNDAYS 800 a. H., 1920 p. m, 400 pm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-15
Completeness

in the furnishing of News
is important in a news
paper. The people ex-
pect to find all the News
that has turned up since
the last reading in their
lavorite newspaper,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

Clement Scott. A. w. Pinero. o. Forbes
Robertson, Mrs. Kendall. G. w. Coul-
dock, y. r. Keith, y. T. Albee,
Marie Wainwright, Larrsmer 5tod-
dard. Sydney Rosenfeld. j. Cheever
Goodwin, Tony Pastor, j. r. Stoddard.
Herbert Kelcey. 4. W. Palmer, Marshall
T. Wiler. Charles Klein. Kathryn Kid
der Brander Matthews. Marguerite Mer-
rngtOn. Clay N. Greene. Il. IL. SOth-
orn, Robert Manten. Charles C0ghlan,
Jefferson De Angels. Martha Morton,
John Philip SOusa, Henry Clay Barna-
bee .1adeline BHcette Ryley. Louisa
Eldridge. Lulu CHASER, r.. J.. Mackaye,
Sol Smith Russell, Wilton Lackaye, Da-
vid BcIasco. James a. Herne Bronson
Howard, Viola Allen Stuart Robson.
Walker Whiteside. Francis Wilson. VIII
lard Holcomb. Julia Arthur. erosion
Clarke. De Wolf Hopper Alice Nelson,
William Winter. Roland Reed. Fred
crick Warde. Milton Mobiles. Edward i.
KldGer. George Fuller Golden. Kate
Mastcrson, J. A. Waldron. George G..
Taggart and Mrs. Fiske Taken as
"a whole the anniversary Christmas
Mirror is the largest and hands0mest
publication Of the kind ever issued. In
ludiue the cover 10 has 12S pages. It
would be "a welcome Christmas present
10 every actor and actress in the world.
-"Zaza." I'm which Mrs. Leslie Garter
is 20 star, will Doe produced for the first
time iu America AZ Washington ON De-
cember 26.
Modjeska I'm Washington Times
The stage Of this country is not what
it should belt is not the stage OF Eu-
rope. Stupid trash has taken the place
of the more legitimate plays and seems
TO succeed where they do not The
American public works so hard an day
that it does not appear 90 desire any
thing but recreation FIJI the evening
SIN. one is never too weary 90 enjoy
beautiful music, and ] cannot help think
ing 10 strange that so great an art as
that of the drama should have come TO-
bc a mere method Of entertainment The
theatre has q higher purpose than 20
please ! dislike the use ~ tn word
amusement in connection with per
formguce9 Of the better sort. Mary
stuart certainly does not afuuse and
Camille does not anusc-thoy cdify
and instruct and elevate. The newspaper
of to-day has the power q do mHch .1r
the stage but / suppose that the literary
portion Of journalism is held DO rn by
its commercial interests even as the bet.
ter part of the drama is stuntcd in The
same way. IL does seem. however. tnat
this great Government. which pays FOR
schools and libraries and art galleries,
might spend some portion Of its wed -
ID ondOWing the theatre. NY heart aches
20 see how The stage has fahon ami low
little T can do for a. Though We blame
everyone else. much OF the dcgencracy
of the period is due 90 the vanity and
cgotism OF The sO-callcd stars tncmrelves.
Most Of these people are Sd anxious to
succeed that they forgot the better side
of their work completely. Play. Iiay-
wright and players must give way 90 sei-
hshness that detracts from an concern
ca. These aspirants forget that they
are but interpreting-that on t2e stage
the author the soul alI the actor hut
tho body. They cease 90 Gaze 60 the
perspective in the pictures p-c4erted
aud endeavor 90 make all tho Interest
centre about themselves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

Glassworkers and coal miners OF
Charieroi Pa. have formed an assocla-
ton 70 corduct a cooperative store. The
first and second floors will be used for the
mercantile ana grocery business and the
third floor for a public hall. Successful
cooperative stores arc I'm operation at
Banksvlle. Carnegie. Shanor station on
tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad. and
there are some i'm Pittsburg These not
only pay all running expenses. but clear
enough TO pay a handsome profit 10 the
stockholders Tho Banksvile store also
supports a reading room free 20 the pub
lie.
\ letter from England 20 The American
Manufacturer says that the bolt and nut
industry Of r. w. 81 J. Walker OF that
country. has been ruined by tho low
prices quoted by producers on this side
OF the Atlantic.
The American Miller. OF Chicago, de-
clares that a much larger area in the
South than ever before IS now being
planted with wheat. and as a result there
will be a lot Of grsmius all over that
part Of the county. The -four industry
OF the Northwest will be sensibly affected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18
ALWAYS BUSY.
4 Richmond Store that i Provin
True 10 It's Name in Every Respect.

Fancy thrce-st0ry double brick build
ing with tle floors loaded with every
thing for tne holiday season for grown
folk, especially the ladies. and their peep
into "a department. devoted entirely 10
children. and you have Miller O. khoads
The Away -Busy store.
The buying This week has been simply
wonderful and DC is going on as d. 10
never meant 90 stop. very much lke
The usual state 0l affairs az The A.Neys
Busy store
Every person buying Christmas pres
ents ls naturally dssirous OF securing the
best and most appreiated gifts for ,heig
money appropriation. Miller d Raoad
have this ac, in mind. and invite 400
inspection OF their offerings Tor holiday
rememberauces. Miller * Eh)3ls have
many delightful Christmas Sits. and D.
is difficult 90 parrcu.arizs iu speaking
yl "a stock Ike theirs They have every
thing that we could wish for IN heIpin-
ont d house furnishings DO such easy o.
-facl prices. Every department in "Int
Always Busy store is complete in its
uy-to-date ncwness Ihe very latest
IDEAS have been brought ,o Richmond
and are subject TO the consideration OF
those who are seeking suitable Christmas
gifts. I'm this bic bazaar apart from ;he
TNrildf line or dress ADuif, slIA-s tlfst
and tho general makeup OF a lady g
toilet, can Dee found sterling silver novel;
ties OF every description. fancy arr nee-
ilcwork, ornamental dainty and useful;
reproductions I'm new ieWolry, ladies'
handEerchlcfs, Christmas perfumes
stationery. am elegant assortment Of rev
mems. hair-brushes. from Lo0nen. Du-
pont. Adams and other makers. ana pure
candies of the best makes nc satisfying
prices. An especia. feature OF the Christ
mas selections is department. OF the
newest ideas in leather goods. such suit
able gifts. embracing combination cases,
.urses. collar and cun boxes travelling
cases. cases dtted whisk hair-brushcs.
comb. nail and t00th-brushes. writing
book tablet. some plain and others Trim
ncl in silver.
For the gentlemen "Thc Always Busy
store" oncrs beautiful line al neck
wear shirts and other useful and suita-
1le gifts 40 very JOYS prices. and for the
hldron there is basement hrim full
n toys games dolls and such articles
~ Santa Claus selected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18
Stage GOSSIP

"a Repentance q 'ras''' % H.,
oli,,er Hobbs. is to pe pioiu'e" ''
Georre Alexander. ., .,,,t
a. now, definitely announcer l''''
ri,',t.',.nt Dan Godfrey and bus hll.l7H
Cuor54 Band Will pny Ame.iO-
visit next spring. IAe HI7l "li l',l,.
w. Ind van be al Washington carry
- Nh
,,.,.. r. Dixcy has been engaged 10y
ID. i'' t-~.h,.ar 90 play Ile part oi
Ml Nv YORK; policeman, n t'-r
Ni.t.'-,'' lf .fIer Atonemeut at inc Acan-
IoN''" nr,eio %ow York
'"s ~ Gfo5ie-ka purposes to revive
- ,-,ta" She is also consider
"A winter i, ,-' If having an adapta-
ing 'ho Se' ..Triith " one of the plays
li'n me- r,,sto,f Was seen here.
'i ..,,a,o5rarnatic pantomime. entitled
CO. tffaf~a a.Ionnclr.' straight from
nj. ,ru he presented at Roster %
It.f, >-o,- York ON December Z6 Ihe
''''- 40 ,.,t.t,5 DC fine familiar one Of TWO
sl'lo l,,.t with fous
""'.''" 49, 1000, is unable 90 act in
,,-.'{.f.i-.l,, this week. rs he hoped To-,
'.1 t..ta.d haas gone to rest mt New
anu m. has now no expectation
-, .'a,.,,o,,.,p,, on the stage this season.
4 .r,b,r PRODUCED "Pygmalion
4 c.Io4.e. and Mercedes i'm New
De-
rs g willard has given commits
eion IN Louis ~ Parker 20 write % play
~, htetorical lines. with Sir Roger de
covoriv ae the central figure This VIII
be Mr. Wizards new piece for America
re.t year.
-"Nfmc. Sqns-Gcne' viii Joe produced
et p.i,.s Theatre. Ncw York ou Jam
NAM. o. with Miss Rchau iu The title role
and Nfr George Clarke as Napoleon
'rbe fffeth performance of "lhe MGR
chant of Venice" will Doe given ON Dccem-
her e. when handsomely illustrated
books of the play viii be distributed as
souvenirs
Three years ago Nine. Media carried
$4,000 ont Of America. This winter
Nine combrich viii earn as much 10
three or four months as President Nc
Kinlcv receives i'm q year Nine Games
earns more hy singing every week than
hr husband makes by painting portraits
for six months Nine Nordica can hard
" omen her Inns without double eagles
falling into them and each of her smiles
IS worth 70 years wages 10 a clerk or
bo0kkecper
-Bernhardt will return 10 Paris Jan
nary 81 and VIII take possession OF
the Theatre des Nations. which she leases
from the municipal Council Her term
Of management as 10 extend over twelve
years Of IN annual rental Of SEQ no
The cost Of rcnairin~ and rcfuruishing
the theatre will ho horne rv tho dIv.
and win amount 20 nearly SEQ 90 These
repairs and alterations however win
not be un5ortakon until next summer
Nine porrhard.'s onerir,, nl7v I'm her
new theatre win DO camille" which
che will cause 20 ho followed hv "a new
comedy entitled ''Nfartno"
NAL I'm al other matters win lose their
hoods and wisdom comnlofelv when civ
asa an, onnor.rrit,. 10 shower attentions
non e4opo-fou, ~ any -,ror,f,oroo What
c,.or. .bo countless quarts ~ cbarnoo ono
,,d irnpr,erabie late-spnnere have boon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18
" this change our contelnporary be.

by this change. our contemporary be-
lieves.
Tho white laundrymen who compose
the Laundrymen's Protective Association.
Of New York. have givcn up an idea OF
Joining tho Don sang Kong Saw, or
Chinese Laundry Association. At FIRST
the white laundrymen were ager to form
an agreement with the Cinnamon ny
which prices woull hc kept MP, but after
several conferences the white laundry
men dec 90 have nothing 20 DO with
their almond-eyed competitors
Spain has creator mineral resources
than any other country In Europe, IN
Guiding. from. copper zinc. silver. anti
mony. quicksilver. load and gypsum.
Llmbrick Ireland tailors won strike
that lastcl six months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18
ATTRACTIVE WINDOW.

Nothing on Broad street has attracted
more attention than one OF The windows
of the Cablo Piano COmany. 2l3 east
Broad street This window was designed
b. Professor Frank +. Cosby and repre-
sents a beautiful Oriental scene on tho
Nile
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

and must De tinted with the beauty Of a
few dancers.
Roster and Bal have such a company
OF artists he ike of which never APP
pcarod outside OF New j ork and at as
head Is Mason Mitchell formerly leading
man for M0djcska and other n0ia0ie ora
matte stars. uut more recently one OF the
hraVcst riders il ROosevclts world IA
NOUS command OF Rough Riders at the
battle OF San Juan Hill in which De was
slightly wounded by an exploding shell.
Mr. Mitchell be- a. orlllant clocuuohi7l'
and since his return from the war he has
been giving am illustrated account OF ms
experience ln Cuba Mt ail OF the proml-
uent Theatres of the North.
IBIS story ifs wildly told. and AIS inc
dramatic training enables him 90 acci-
rato.y describe the ydlor and suiierin6s
Of the Americans ln The campaign. An
other wcll-knOWn member OF the organ
lzatiou is Mr. Bert Coote. one OF the
ClCVerest farce comedy cpfueoifhs upon
the stage OF this country ana one mat lH0
scored tremendous hit ln NaudeYlle.
Tic g. remembered in this city LOT ms
ambitious work in the LEADING ioIc Di
Charles FrOhman's me ne" b'{
COMPANY Mr. COOte IS accompanied "S
his wife Miss Julie kingsley, chaIIl-
inc eoubrctte and together they lre.rui
n ono-act sketch OF hilarious l"l Sli1'''..
supper for Two, oINer
the company are Richard liaIl9~, ..
female imporsOnator and the or si.l ,t.5
lam n Carleton baritone of the ola
carleton opera Company name i"rqi. l5I
90 AN theatre goer7. Fleureit', lie ~ W.
rf,r, +oefffv and dancer formerly al Rice s
corps of dancers and lately premigerg,c, or
"Tie Girl from Paris company i,,.i IT..
crcen and William Friend considered the
most refined sketch team IN the N5uue-
Vile profession. May Mooney VlgFD
,..-,i, ,Is,..r. and "a wius0mc singer ~
nero sonrs and Holiday and Wafu
Irish comedians. who are up-io-a,.le ''
tboir methods Of amusing the public.
Tho sale of seats commences HuIrua.
morning at @ o'clock al the Ac""'"ls
Nfrefo lox Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

Last week Henry irving sent cable
dispatch 20 the New York Tribune. de-
nying an statements as TO his alleged
retirement from the stage His dispatch
il as follows. Absolutely eroundess.
Have been 81. hut have quite recovered.
and hope 90 aec you SOON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

Gura. Machbaur, and other aru.s con-
nected with the Royal Opera ~ heen
opened The public Is delighted with
yon Passarts idea end its execution.
Tho November Of "Our Monthly Mu-
steal Gem" Hitchcock Publishing Co,
New York; brings two INSTRUMENTAL
pieces. "Dcweys victory March" by
ronmrlcr and "Washiugton-Liis waltz,
ly Baar. and two songs. 81 1--we by
Kinds and "rho Silver Linz hy Ste
phcns & Solomon Tho portrait Of l.. 4.
Conturier. leader of Gilmore band,
adorus the tite-page.
At Weimar. 5000 francs nave already
been collected for the List monument.
a terribly difficult sixteen-part chorus.
entitled The Evening br Ihchard
Strauss. given under Z. G,hr"ckerath.
az AiX-la-Chapelle. interested chiefly by
reason of the composers PROFOUND ecn-
trapuntal skill .........
a new symphony No s, I'm C. minor, by
a. Klughardt. met with an enthusiastic
reception at Dcssau.
Tine first performance In frcnou or
Wagnor's "RheinpOld' at tas Mfnuaie
FAC Brussels produced a deep impression.
The announcement OF tho publishing
drm Brebkouf Hartei ia Leipzig ar
80. November 1888, show the activity OF
this worlG-famod music house. In rapid
succession tho edition OF classical works
follow Among other things. there is TO
Dee now practical edition Of John Sch
Bachs Orsau Works. and the publication
Of John Ev Hahert's Practical Eiano-
forte School COP 10J; Mozarts Figaro"
revised by Hermann Levi "The Little
corporal" by Ludwig Englander, and u
Mascagnrs new opera "lrIs' have been
published CHARLES TYR. MUTTER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18
MOTHERS. PROJECT YOUR CHI J.
DIEM

from Group, Coughs, Colds, Consumption
ard Throat and Lung Diseases by using
Dr. Davids Cough Syrup.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

Roses. Carnations. Hyacinths. Azeleas
Cyclemen and other Blooming Plants at
Mann q Browns. 8 west Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18
NIoLErs FOR CHRISTMAS.

Roses. Carnations Hyacinths. Azeleas
Cyclemen and other Blooming Plants at
Mann & Browns, west Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

Miller 6 Rhoads' announcement in to-
days paper should be read by every lady
IN Richmond; 1t shows what can be
bought as gifts for any age person ut rea-
sonable prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18
MILLER a RHOADS.

Miller & Rhoads will place on sale to-
morrow various sizes Of figures Of st.
Anthony: Joseph; Madonna and Joseph;
Madonna, also Founts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18
q n ~ ~ q n < a.
..,,s,ba ~ The Kind You Haze iaay Bought
e :: :. IRE &z1zzzzM

Tho warerooms Of the Cable Piano
Company. Zis etst Broad street. viii be
open every evening from Monday. De-
cember 18th. until after the holidays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

costing those vaudeville imprcsarios cone
Siderable over liteen hundred dollars a
week.
Clever actors and singers are al high
premium on the vaudeville stage. and II
Il only by Offering fancy salaries that the
most experienced manager is able 20 get
The talent to give an entertainment that
must SAVIOR Of AL that Is refined. amusing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

Miller & Rhoads announcement in to-
days paper should boz read by every lady
m Richmond. it shows what can be
bought as gins foc amy age person at rea-
s0nable prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18
FRESH AND RELIABLE

vaccine Virus at owens * Minor Drug
ampanys. Ricdmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18
Roster and Balls Company.

In the past summer season when The
managers of the vaudeville resorts add
vertiscd star as a head line, and ass
serted that the DON for The week incurred
a salary Dist of five hundred dollars the
pubic rightly imagined that & ey were
going 20 Doe given something extra Ihey
were ON those occasions and the managers
proQted richly hy their ventures.
Now there comes fo The Academy az
Music on Christmas afternoon ana night
and Tuesday nisht the famous Roster
and Balls vaudeville composed of the
most representative members NJ the
operate and dramatic profession. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

Gura. Machbaur, and other aru.s con-
nected with the Royal Opera ~ been
opened. The public is delighted with
Won Passarts idea end its execution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

At Wemar. 5000 francs nave already
been collected for the List monument.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

a new symphony. No. 5, I'm & minor, by
a. Klughardt. met With an enthusiastic
reception az Dcssau.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-18

At Munich, the gallery OF portraits
total slxty-three-painted AT the iaiua-
tive OF Director Ernst Won Possari. and
which includes those Of Winter.
Franz I,achner. Hans Won Buelow, Levi,
Frel. Mallinger. Frau DRESSER, 81. Z.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-29
ARE AFRAID OF BRODIE.

The poor old Courier UP i'll Prescott
is making a desperate effort to do some
thing for the party it fain would favor
but as usual in it's enthusiasm it is oy-
erdoing matters. That is OVERRIDING
them so far as the democracy is con-
cerned. If it viii only keep up its lick
it will not only elect Brodie but the
entire republican ticket in Yavapai
county. In the first place it practically
admits its fear of Brodie from the very
day of his nomination and while un-
able to say anything against the man
pins its faith to the hope that he viii
not accept the nomination backing up
that hope by few old time state
ments quoted from Brodie to the effect
that he was not seeking office, all of
which facts make him even stronger
before the people Then for fear he
Will accept,it points out to the gallant
ColOne how greatly he will disgrace
himself by accepting such an honor
at the hands of the republican party.
Why bless your soul Bro. Rogers if
there is anywhere near as many demo-
Gratis in this Territory as you think
Col. Brodie cannot be elected without
a goodIy number of their votes-which
by the way are already assured-and
democrats certainly will not disgrace
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-29
HOSPITAL LIFE AT MONTAUK

While Thousand pens are busy de
scribing the sad sides of AIontauk
Camp. let it not be forgotten that even
at the bedside of the sick there are
happy exhibitions of camp philosophy,
the memory Of which will be called
upon to furnish amusement at many
a fireside when the mastering outline
comes and the brave boys are once
more among their friends.
From the soldier in the band of
whose army hat was stuck his tooth
brush bearing upon its handle in bold
black letters the admonition Don't
lose me, Charlie,'' to the Virginia sold
ler in Ward o, whose remonstrance
to his wife who was rubbing his thin
body with alcohol, was Hold on, An
pal Look out for those ribs. You
Amt rubbin' on your washboardl" one
finds tendency, on the part of even
sick men, to see the bright side and
make light of the sufferings they have
borne willingly for love of the flag.
One amusing occurrence at the very
borders of the tents of the general
hospital was the play of several con-
valescents, all in pajamas. They had
caught some graSShOppers, and the eff
forts of the insects to get away by
leaping ont of the little circle of their
SdplOIS uIIiIlOuS /. e.,
hilarious for weakened invalids whose
laughter was likely to end in a feeble |
chuckle because the necessary strength |
to indulge in it more fully was lacking |
"Hellot" called out one pajama-ed |
invalid to another who passed by. |
You here? Where you stopping-on
Fifth Avenue or the Bowery?" And so
It goes on. Sometimes one hears a
of soldier swear some
horrible camp oath which isn't an oath
ut all, nor even worthy to be called an
eXpletive; but, as a rule, the boys are
cleaner of speech than would at first
)e lima gined, and are altogether a re-
testimony to the moderation
If young American manhood-rnless.
indeed one may except their immod-
rate craving for pie; a craving which
hey will indulge when an opportunity
no matter how grave the
ater) cost TO themselves.-Coll
Nps1lylU
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-29

We have seen the evil effects of di-
vided councils at Washington during
the session of Congress which has just
closed. Having no effective major
ity in the Senate, it was impossible for
the Republicans TO pass a currency re
form bill or to provide for 1.-THE upbuild-
ing of an American merchant marine
adequate to the demands of our com
merce Other measures hardly less
important than these were also set
aside by reason of this antagonism be-
tween the two houses. If similar con-
Clittons prevail in the next Congress
similar results Will follow. Currency
reform will be again postponed, the
fiat money fanatics will resume their
agitations, American shipping inter
ests Will be again denied the protection
needed to enable them to live and work
in conn petition with the subsidized
shipping interests of European nations
and the whole issue of the grave prob
lens of our foreign relations will be
left to the chances of party log-rollins
and politfctl compromises. These is
sues affect every business intesest and
every industry of the people. They
are not to be overlooked simply be
cause the fused factions of opposition
in this campaign are evading great ma
tional questions and trying to distract
the attention of the voters from them !
The nations never had larger affairs |
involved in the elections of an off year
than in this one Never were the Con |
gressiOnal contests of more import |
ance. Never was it more imperative |
to elect a majority of representatives
in harmony with the administration. |
Never was it more essential to the gen
eral welfare that the Senate should be |
IN accord with the other branches of
the government. 1t is therefore the
duty of every citizen to promote Re
publican success in the Congressional
districts. and to that end work should
begin at once.