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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-05
STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
route, a. fellows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE 8.
TINE CARD.
Leave Seattle-7:%5. il:l5 q. m. ass. S:iS
p m.
Leave Tacoma-9:3o a. m: 1. 4:3O. p. m
SUNDAYS.
Leave seattle-7:3o a. m. Il m, p. m
Leave Tacoma--9:3O n m. 2:30. 1:S0 p. n.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF MA
rion street, Seattle
Sundays, steamer Flyer or Greyhound.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-05

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-05

Fer rates. tickets etc. inquire Of
j. w ALLEN
Aren't: Yesier Wharf. Seattle.
]. A. NADEAv.
General Agent. y. r. Ry.. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-05
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK

0OA40 ~ xON4 AZ " y0&b<S -
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City docr
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdaya. az ~
Midnight. for Port Townsend. Port VIII
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysht. ciai.am and
Neah Bay. Returning. leaves Port An
geles Tuesdaya Thursdays and Satur--
days. at q. m; leaves Port Townsend
a. 10 a. m; arrives IN Seattle at 2:30 p. M
steamer Garland leaves City dock Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. al IL mid
night, for Port Townsend. Port Wtiltamx.
Dungeness. Port Angeles and Victoria.
Returning. leaves Port Angeles at .. m.
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays:
leaves Port Townsend at II q. m; arrives
In Seattle 1t 9:0 p. N.
CAPT j. Il THOMPSON. Manager ;
STEAMER GEORGE e STARR. for
Anacortes. Fairhaven. Whatcom and
Blaine, leaves Central dock. Seattle, at
o. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
dsys Returning leaves wna =. g 1872 = ?
Leaves Seattle for Tacoma at q. N.
Wednesdays. Fridays and Mondays.
FOR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
LA CONNER-Steamer Fairhaven leaves
Central dock. Seattle. daily at 8 a. m.
except Sunday. Returning leaves La Con-
ner et s p. IA. daily. except Sunday. touch
ing at Edmonds. Clinton Browns Point,
Langley. Coupcville. San de Fuca. Oak
Harhor, utsalady and La Conner La
Conner Trading & Transportation COM
pany. ownera Telephone. Main "a.
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Dss.t % vvsthsss -
Have the daily p.-L nAlleo
camp address. No extra cnafe
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09
CESTlCULLTlSG TAKERS.
Italians Wave Ar-s Willy when
Cezverin- with Oze Another.

TIE t4---e- ss37-e1 1-e gas L E1-pE=
IL -ere - 1l5e rs=91sl@ G=es--lc--l2z-s Il
c5s- s--s-- TO- zss@r-s : EczTe-=- w.-0 i
g --es=--. .sszzz Italy
4 E@4-.9-.rz1. l. saEs, g1ss trough
IL =--rz e.5zrs4 q czzlLsEk=--L%1: before
L. - t1.zes+ Ere Elzg-@s- Cive =
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AK E-E wE4- & tl-5-Es 81 -El= weather
All before IL finishes liz Answer lie
VIII h4T@ E2Ee1 e1ozl4za Le4ltLt1l eIsr-
csz@ u Lzse liz eli day
This zraveler spez. E-4zy q interest
i1g Ls9- II v-z-e1l-g rAs S@zEa9.i-za
talk one slay IL ezte ke ear 1ezt 10
E ayzEsl4 q I-4l-zas- who we-= engaged
In 2 E2ost Spirited cz1lveraE-5d1- Tie
yoZesr q ting TWO Ee1 gZyw ve-y
excited With lis h2-s1s LIZ made
REACHING AID clngng EGFi9ls- Is Il
climbing. T4=1 Ae reached right and
letE as.3ve Lis he'd Is o-e world % IN
Es..-Eing cs.e-Eizs- TE1a1- without slack
ez--g Liz reZl2r.sbE= flow o. coavarsa-
IT, IL pg-E The r-u1b and first finger
of lis 1etE I-z-1 tcgetLag and Aesl6 them
few IleEa4s bef1-@- Ills eyes and vent
through the careful EzgTeE1elts Of one
t-Ee4&.i1g sZzzL needle And al tie
tI--e L. talked NeEt he made overland
motions a. ot throwing Than Le gave
81 i-z--2 -fo- q s.g--e o-e swimming.
After tl-a- LIZ described several rapid
circles with lis EFT E1nd- which gve
tt-= Impression 81 EeTolTing wheel
Than IL leaned forward and with his
right hand litrel- aera1 IS person
would aer III trying TO put q key into
z key Lsle- Tie writer ASKED Lis friend
WIG understood T-z1iaa- what al the
fuss was ats1Et-
They're talking cli=4T about the
weather" was the rep,y.-Lo1d0o
Mail
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09

The thickness ot his brogus secured
III ret-e1r aErival from the Emerald
Isle Z ride q several hundred miles At
tie e1pe-se Of Tie Pennsylvania rail
mad His destination wAS Boston,
and az tie Brad street station he
asked FOX ticket 10 the Hub. The
ticket selle- was unable TO determine
Whether it was Boston o. Washington
the E1a wanted To reach. but finally
sold him ticket sor the latter city. and
G few hours Later hs found himself in
the national capital Is he was unable
to Rad, t1e mistake was not discovered
Until he reached Washington and TO
compllcare matters he had not sud-
Gent funds TO purchase ticket to
Boston
He pEese2te1 lis case TO the railroad
officials at Washington. and they. put
ting him % test, were unable to dis
tsnguish from his pronunciation Of
Washington and Boston any material
difference, thus exone-attng the clerk
az the Brosi street station, in this city,
for his erTCr. The facts Of the case
being laid before the general passen-
ger department, the man with the
b-ogue was forwarded 10 his proper
Observation-Disclosures Record.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09
MONTPELIER.
Aewssy Eot@g fro- tie Capitol City
q Vernon

4 11zber Of deg have b4ea ses4r.
res@ltly On Ire IVES Hi 1e4r Mon
g=lier-
TIE P-o.-=sloza. decorators ars b7=ily
engage: ia prepariag II aF.e.ier for
De~eg Day-
TIE znsa.bezs q tae grand iury hzss
.4eir Pl-tur@= t4Ee4 in d gro12 Just .le-
fore they com9.ct@d '--ei- ~e-s.
G,eaeral Munger FHzAu.a va. in
Montpelier oa-gEi4y afternoon .o.c king
oTer ;le 7go-3 o. TIE Devey terminal.
Some oft.e clap53s.tts % the Dexe,
homestead were t4ke1 down >atur,.ay
morning u1d .g5t=d.T moaning more
sou eaiers- These were replaced tv
I-e-l pew 5lz.d-.
,,ecrtt4ry j. P. adams. Of The genera
city commit e., a2= r~ue4yssi word that
fooE additional tsnd. will coaae to
Montpelier ijewey t4y. from Arlington,
Bennington. Hartford and Weston. nlak-
Ing q in al.
i~enEy-eiZaf Prisoners were confined
IN the county Jail a. Montpelier Friday
ereai1g- TIE record for attendant 3,
tne Jail Is LOW b4iag aroaen ain1ost
eTeEg day. Friday ni-ht - prisoners
lad to sleep outside lhe cells.
The decorators cs9InsE,e1cei SATURDAY.
morning to wire the exterior If tie
Sale house for the electrical display
that will illuminate the STATE house o.
the night Of De'sey's reception. There
will be oVer 1860 lights on the build
ing.
Sup. andrews expec;s the electric
CARS viii not run aLy further INTO Mont
pel.er than the Junction Of Barre ard
Main s;reets IJewey day. The car. will
rlln the whole length of the line A. long
As it Is permissible. and a. soon a. the
crowd begins TO ,DlcNen they viii stop
at Barre slreet- Some think il would
u. better TO lave the cars run to the
foo. Of State street IN order 10 assist in
carrying the crowd away from the
trains, but others believe that ali
chances Of accidents will b.. averted If
the cars stop a. Barre street.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09

Corner Stone viii be Laid Oct 18th.
Admiral Dewey and Hon. Chauncey
H. Depew viii be present

The corner stone Of the Dewey Me-
mortal hall at Norwich University
Northield, will be laid Friday. Oct
49, Admiral Dewey and large mum.
Der of prominent citizens will be pres
ens- Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew of New
York will deliver the address. The
Vermont National Guard, Gov. Smith
and staff, Senators Proctor and Ross
Representatives Grou, and Powers will
participate in the exercises. Mortified
will do everything possible to make the
day notable one. The village will be
decorated by the same company which
is now working at Montpelier and a
hearty welcome will be extended to
everyone who cares TO visit the town on
this occasion. 1t will be fitting close
to the grand reception given Admirsl
Dewey in Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09
DRAWING Of SEATS
Tie Barre E-:e--4.--s=: A.. a. e.
Opens tie S=Asc= o-.css-

Tie drzsins Q. SAT-. a.
sea-oa Of he Lectzre Co1-s~
place TUESDAY eTerin. pr..-r
;1e opera aill. n 80
The committee AAFe 80 IS
IS, coGrse in Nsw bag A. al
put tie price Il tie tscsr-. IN
lo~, % LII eTe-yooe zAy .ars -- l-.
Fsaisge Of eulo!i ny i4e cosr.s
vii De yer! .as;rv-,.vs a. xs. a..
Irr1Aining.
The ooG.se wil - ogs--s :
evening. uc,oo-. u. y i4s rt
M1sica- elG5. a,.i,'e,. - A4a t.s
>ai;a- Iais eOngaa! ocze. A--a
commended AID Do dcsaS Is 49,
oi the o~si en;sr-ai4@%2-. ever Wv.
Rare. The o9reaE says
Tie Ortorts give Al eves.as. e.
iert2inDrni ihs. !. e-osa sz1eres1 &. a.. 4
amusing. All ose Ia; soAss tAs cseer
aslen;ioa q tie 4us.ieac~ t.om s.ar- "a
dnisa- Tie prcyrza aAs b-va eAr~i-
y arranged to saI a.! is-se.. Aad
slsts Of aIsa-ell.s voca. AL -ssr- 49,
Il solos duets. quAre;sss- an b.. "a.
NOUS o.iginA. G~ssrigS4s select
o-im full Of re6ne! wis al G..
AnooE the alaay .ns,ruaeG.s d.
lie company are the Ptaac. .@las .A,..
dgliB. flute. piocolo. vio.la. cer-~..
trombone. usAndolia oar.o. Ayse
ocsIina, durras. o.gsa pipes. be... ..
= hundred novelty inssrunea'. A.
six successful seasons ia New p.
and the Miip.e S;siss. Ne pse.szs
OAford<. feeling sure thai cor par
~ill proaounce it TIE vvGy b~s caa. ~
before the pGslie
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09
TIE BALD EAGLE At HOME.
He Chooses I HsGa Tree For Bis Of
serx1Ye ses-~

g.. a. Er-4z4 met - Z@ l-s1 show.
L. = zaGszE sgre fl - 81 lie zesacs=-
dan s1r.tegss --H-e--F down E11G SCI
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yze1- w3-az.e cy zE--s z1ry4 IT. LIP
E.=-pe,5 Ese W. sar----- sEs9rs ward E--eac
L. -aLasesz- ia at - yEEs5s Lis s--sswy
LaLA 3-.1 E1lL aErz1 1rgTL fans
s-AMe.z lii IT, 41vaE-la--=- We C5s1-5
:s44 E1-s4 -szz-sss--4-.sz ysz-gE # Ezs E1.91=,i
Ill a-s5 LIE 1serg= 49, Il 1-s --s1-V r
gE-s cgls3=r tslesE3: ere a. x ----=tt
il --agz u Al EAe1 back 10 Lis ---e4e.ss
s=zre4---- & tEsa E1gsr AID tie ~zTs
LIZ 111-= s4saEa
Fcr r=arS tE5z ea--se- AssG-y cai b.sac1
cx-E=- az - x Ezs E1 --rllet3 liz s--,e
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w11s-x EzF@ eszs- E-+ fl liz :. E-s3T-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09
THE STATE CASES.
Many Of Them VIII Have 70 60 Over
Il Court AdjourrA

TIE eaa1ess are that not uany Of the
state cases In county coCrt viii be II ed
unless arrangements are made to keep
1oars IN session after supreme court.
xa5ca meets in TWO weeks
Owing 70 The fact that the grand jury
ioGld ~ bills. and Is iHformatio1s had
oeen fled, which will make . large
.riuins. list things will be eoosidsra-
o.y mixed up. if county coart does not
continue in session.
The fact that tie Chittenden counsg
liquor cases nave been continued pend
ing test O. the case State vs.. Tat, unay
make il possible ihss the states attorney
viii make application to the coors to
have the Washington county cases con-
;inued to await decision. Is they are
III On the same lines. In the neighbor-
1ocd Of - indictments in liquor cases
laTe been reported by the grand jury
md no 4 Of them are double headers. =
Judge Watson is scheduled TO open
Caledonia county court December S. bat
a. l. probable thai ne will stay in Mon.-
pelier Until the las, minute. Judge
Thompson is the only Judge having
open dates about this time and 4 shift
may De made with him or else Judge
Thompson may come to Montpelier aud
otieia,e during the trial Of the state
cases.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09

TIE EsEs o. The State Boiled Do-r
For Busy Readers

Herr wai.eon5, Of Springfield died
recec,ly aged 81.
RGssegI W. Stafford. q p-onicezt
citizen Of Orwell. il dad
Russell W. fo-sr. c; SpEin- field "a.
returned f-on II areti- Trip.
Or. Morton last three 6ogers 10 the
novelty s1o2 II E.-ex j1neglSa-
4 grange h4s beeu yaaze'i in Cas-
,letoo VIII L. n B=oes.lct MASTER.
He-b~rt Caaz3Eer has oeel made cap
Tin # las Chester 1ign school cadets
Taere are eight UnIied SAFES re.ail
liguoE stamp, Licenses il Bellows Fal.s-
L-e. Col61ro If Eaz. Shrewsbury
recently caught bis ssi bear il forty
Gle years
Arhar L. Kennedy Of 3uriia.toa :.
iu,s returned tom Cuina and japa4.
The Rev. 4 l.. Wads~osta Of Ne~-
pCrs aas o1E2i1esi charge :. MoaruvIe.
Ca.
The new kin4lliaz wood izetory &. Z
c. Ba.eaegder Of Sxan.on /: running full
olzs-.
Another mounted ro7te AS acea ais.-
ed 10 the carrier service Of the Burning
io0 pcstnfice.
Tae Rev Simea1n Gardine-- for fry
years prominent Methodist DIvIue.diei
At Bristol recently
Mayor Ro5-rs R05erys heads he Bari
ings9u COMMITTEE 10 the Monspe.E.r
Dewey eelebrsiion-
The Rutl2nd railroad Is preparing TO
run special train for Admiral De~es
on bis way to Aoc;pelier-
Ida Laissa of Burlington has been
con ictess Of stealing SiLver forks, Sex.
collars, etc, from Mrs. u. B. Wears.
Napoleon Norman Of Barliugsoa has
been pu. in the house Of correction for
2S4 days for larceny and furnishing
liquor.
Robert .Ashe Of Lincoln, ayed 10. has
been committed 10 the reform school
during his minority for p3llufing
spring
Soldiers II Fort Ethan Allen hare
plurdered orchards near Essex Juu>
ton and one aas been sent to The hou.a
OF correction.
A large petition has been fled with
tue railroad commissioners asking the
abolition of dangerous crossing At
White River Junction.
E. A Darling o. The Fifth Avenue
hotel. New York, will start an electric
plant for his farm at East Burke.
Will Vincent of Jericho recs utly hs
4 Eeedle driven into his leg 30 leeuly
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09

Bal E1sd Saturday IL the Barre
Conspiracy Cases

The Barre eo2spfraey case WAS hefor-
c5gc.y csart Saturday o1 the matter 81
54i. George W. Smith LIS be<a il.
dSes=i CO thre,a colplai1.s. bribery. er-
tn-i = AID eocsE Tracy.
Ii Ia= c,oosrirseF case Il w&s iniiet-
II iainsl! With Coosta5le W. ii.
B1c5a1aa and Heury wilkins. 4 brrsaer
NAV 81 Bzra.caa. Smiths tai.
a-so7--s to $3.50. or 81 $40 in each
.Esa Bgeaanan-z ADJ wilkins bail l.
81 500 e.es.
Sosiia Vas hailed by A. T. Dell 81
3.s-ust, 3. 2. Scea ct Wa.srtord. his
7-ot5er. C. H. Campbell. Barre b.
caAasa ~as hailed o. Rayuood Dieuer
Of Pgain6e.d and WLAin By B1easuan.
Nal Broru. Alias Mad Van DIXIE.
md M.ry Coea ct Barre ~sre oro0gh,
ia t-un the enuntE iaiI Saturday. where
laeE AaTe b-a~n for couple Of r.o1tas
awaiting coqnty cn1rt- Taey hsv-
aeea i1H:5c.esi o1 ste complaint ct keep
ing hs7szs@s Of IL repGts aers- Bal "a.
fixed =. $40 II earh case. Taey asve
5.=eo Unable 70 secure bail.
Negis sara Of Barre ~as brpcgat in
oo Inc charge ct .ssaGl, With danger
oQS reapoc ADD 6aiI Fixed Il s5sG.
Henv Lio5eu's co1.enps case Vas
.4kea Up bef1re Judge Wa.soa in the
cso1rs q caaaee! Saturday af-e-nooa-
Mrs. 5. il L. iieiala1rissa OF M.rsa-
5=ld WAS charged wiih keeping Loose
# III tsDe AID os.i. was made 800.
E1-MsFor E. NJ Sg.toa Of Buriing-
.oo Las 5eea i1sicist % the Charge Of
4=tauiag the supreme es71rt- TIE
alleged ussega1Ges we're made il =
-exsqap@r Interview. He gave hail to
Ing anoeas Of $50. zh5ca Was far-
45szest ~ V. \ BalAsa # Bur!ingsoo.
Oh Rayno1d Of Plsin6=fd. pruprie-
io- Of The aosel 81 thas place. appeared
Il cozEE t4s. sfs-rrooa TO give bail On
he charge Of icing coDuoa seller
All keeping Nuisance.
L. G. Gilman WAS before the co2rt
Fralay sfleruooo and g.Fe bal. OF IL
.ad5sSnen. charging hin viii selling.
Ii L alleged th2s ee did not receive
in asestizrs payment fos certain sales
while Ae WIS to<a liquor Agent. bat
naste ! charge in his ledger.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09

Tat the toerc. ~. q -ssa
trz. ioc.e= loaZ Z or,---
TIE RiVers.ts s;o.k .a-- = l4a
IN. been sod All 81 - ar1T CO.
a home .o- t4.Ay!z3 -zl.-.g-t--
4 calvAs. c. Be-
sooEs nlo- E-u. eaca CTss
Ia~y live ~H1i. re q -t
2at Az CO the s;.-~-s eT--4
AL aavr o%ea nAsrss'l -. 90
= Et- Eos .iFiax
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09
The CASTILLO GUNS

Tie amounts for the two SIX inch Gas
tii1a guns ia the state house yard were
completed Saturday. The guns ara
useless 20 far as practical purposes are
cocerned a; they cannot be fred. The
Dieeeh blocks we've destroyed when
they were taken from the Spanish shin.
Inc guns are pointed at an angle from
the street 90 that one can get an idea of
their size.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09
Fruit Versus Alcohol.

Fruit viii destroy the desire for al,
coholIc drinks Oranges and apples
have beea found to be the most eff.
f4ctual cure for inebriates. And the
more the! cat OF these lucious fruits
the more the desire for drink win Ill.
ninish, until at last it is completely
crUcifzed and, so far as the individual
ss concerned, is gone forever.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09
Bismarck's Iron Nerve.

Was The -ssal; Of b. sPlea!ii "a b
lndoU,,able will and l!~za~as.ez. ga.
erCy are n& found here :. &
Liver. Kidneys and Bo~e.. are CO.. f.:
order Ii ycU WAT; iAs-e qza.i,se.
the success they bring. use Dr g.
New Life Pills Ouly as a. Tar
Drug Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09

When married woman talks Of her
glriAocd days she reminds Us Of the
amateur fisherman. The best catches
always got away from her.-Denver
Post
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09
The Bluff Called.

Father from head OF stairsl-Bessie
II that young man doesn't go pretty
soon be will miss the last car.
Bessie lin parlo-f-ThaIs all right.
papa He likes TO walk--New York
Journal
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09

The highest inhabited place in the
world is the customs house OF Anco-
Marca, in Peru. 1t being 1900 feet
above the sea.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09

E. A. Darling of The Fifth Avenue
hotel, New York, will start an elecirie
plant for his farm at East Burke.
Will Fincen, of Jericho recs ut,y hs
a Eeedle driven into his leg so deeply
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-09

A large petition has been fled with
the railroad commissioners asking the
abolition of dangerous crossing At
White River Junction.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-15
A Stout Crank.

Cleveland, June S.-A staff cor
respondent of the Brooklyn Eagle
here had an interview with Senator
Hanna on politics in general and
quotes Uncle Marks opinion of
Mayor Jones of Toledo.
us Golden Rule Jones of Toledo
making any headway with his ideas
IN the state?" the senator was asked.
The senator smiled and answered
IN an offhand way:
"Oh, no he does not amount to any
thing. He is simply crank, but he
is moral crank, and that makes the
thing worse, for he believes what he
says. He is disappointed candi-
date for governor. / sent some of
my labor lieutenants down to Toledo
to see who was behind Jones. They
found that the real workingmen
were not with him; that he was
backed by the rifTraff and idle fell
lows you find in every city. All the
liquor dealers and buns were for
him, along with the Democrats, and
that is how he came to be elected
mayor"
when L learned that he and his fell
lows were candidates for delegates
to the state convention L told some
of our timid people down that way
that they must make a fight against
him. They did, and beat him.
Then he tried to get up a labor
meeting in Columbus with some of
his strikers before our convention
was held. He came up to the con-
Vention with another crank named
Kilbourne, a merchant down his
way, who is also candidate for
governor, but when he got to Colum-
bus, Jones would not ride up with
Kilbourne; he walked up with his
wife behind brass band, and that
disgusted everybody. He only had
40 people at his afternoon session.
There were more in the evening,
but many left when Jones attacked
us. -
Hanna was asked how the Repub-
licans came to get that antitrust
plank in the Ohio platform.
The senator answered. "You
could not have prevented it any
more than you could dam up Nj
agara.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-15
AL for Bryan.

Washington, June u. -One of the
Silver Republican senators who for
the present does not care to have his
name used says that all the indi-
cations point to the nomination of
Bryan and Sibley next year as the
ticket that will receive the solid sup
port of the regular Democracy, the
Populists and the silver Republicans.
81 thinkn he added, ''that the
selection Of Sibley is practically set
tied. as great deal of hard work has
been done in his interest. He is a
vote-getter and is very popular with
the masses of the people"
Representative Bell, of Colorado
one of the most prominent of the
Populists, expresses the opinion that
Bryan is the overwhelming choice
of his party for the presidential
nomination next year.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-15
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

The Republican party is in sad
state of decentralization, says the Sill
yer Knight Watchman. The party Is
not a unit upon any great national
question at this time. The tariff ques-
ton has been abandoned by many of
those who have been its champion in
the past The reliance of the party
for future success rests chiefly upon
the power of money to control the
press, hire mercenaries and conduct
campaign of fireworks and Doodle.
President Mckinley has played the
part of the politician where states
manship was needed He is thorough
ly discredited by large, intelligent
and influential class of Republicans.
His defenders and the defenders of
his administration are largely confined
to the money kings and trusts and the
Federal office holders In other words,
McKinley's principal defenders at the
present time are the same class who
stood by Cleveland in 1895 His prin-
cipal work since he has been in office
has been throwing straws to the wind
to enable him to interpret public
opinion. He made a serious blunder,
however, when he put his ear to the
ground ON his Western trip last fall,
and thought he heard a loud cry for
imperialism in the demand of the
American people that Spain be stripped
of her possessions when in war with
this country. The Republican party
is badly divided on the question of
imperialism. On the money question
the leaders are united, but Congress
dare not act because they fear the vot
ers. Mckinley would back out Of the
proposition he has taken in the Philip
pines matter if Hanna, Elliin and Com
pany would permit him to do so. But
they have bargained with England for
a sphere of influence in China and they
must see to 1t that our army and navy
are kept in Philippine waters to help
| England bluff the Powers and force
such division as will give them the
promised share.
| The trusts and combines realize the
difficult task they have before them to
secure another victory for the Repub-
lican party They realize that no
amount of money will suffice to carry
Mckinley successfully through in an
other campaign if the Democratic
party adheres to the lines laid down
In 1896 The leaders among the bank
ers, monopolists and trusts are exert
ing themselves to the utmost to make
such inroadS upon the Democratic
| party as to enable them to again have
a potent voice in its councils. They
realize that If they cannot succeed in
purchasing treachery among the DEM
ocratic leaders and debauching the
party in convention that their case
will be helpless at the polls
The Republican party must answer
to tile American people for Algerism.
The Eagan sentense cannot he eX-
! p1ninn1 to tha cotiefnctiOn Of tba yot-
ers. The committee appointed to
whitewash the War Department has
only weakened their lines. The sol
diers and their friends will remember
about embalmed beef when they come
TO vote. The Miles inquisition is al
ready failure for the Administration.
Imperialism will shake its CORY locks
across the pathway of the party. and
the Philippine imbrogllo will have but
few defenders in 1900. Verify, the way
of the transgressOr is hard