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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15

Hoos ReIocE Arrived at the Bar at lso .
steamer Hudson Hslssy N Sssn M'ron > WIN
steamsr 'BerTenhuus Nor) svensen Savannah March
H. with cargo in transit TO Edward Perry e % WI"
steamer Tallahassee A.ins Savannah March H. with
steamer Isensein GER durdes. Charleston March H.
IN ballast TO " D Munson 49,. ,,.u-.
with mdse and passengers the old Dominion SO Co
Steamer Benefactor. Townsend Philadelphia with Nose
cable steamer Mackay-Bennett Br} schenck Halifax,
s. February 18. to Commercial Canle Co has oeen
'g sandy Hook March IL. e;so m-wind east fresh;
clear.
minsSam, savannah vega Gort), Lisbon AIsenborn
and Jackson Vile Jersey city Co. Bristol Ianes,own
Norfolk and Newport News FL Paso. New-0rleans:
Sews GTset land OBJ Ns.ssa Flushing
Cevc BD Liverpool: Kaiser Wilhelm Ger STTsse oer'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool March 1t-Arrved. steamers Atric lBrl,
smith New-YorH cunc SBr Lanos" tern
Isle OF Wight March ls-Passed. steamer Friessnd
Kinsaie March 14-Psssed steamer Oilers CBels Tan
ne scS March l0F rPasssd steamer phnnca
Lethauser. New-York FOR Hamburg ,-...,. ,co-,
Dover. March 14.Passed steamer Pretoria ''er''
Tremerhaven March n-saled steamer Rom GER
" An.aerS MaTdh steamer British King
Obj. Freeth New-York. ~ 49,.
Andersen Hong Kong etc, for New-York: l4th. North
Adamson: Leghorn FOR New-York ,,,r.,, c,,, 7r,,sr
Adsn March , 1 4o- NrN9of steamer in'rA" ~
Cape Town. March 1lArrived. steamer St Giles (Br'
FCSSS Ns.Y March Via A1s previously.
Queen Cristina CBr). Breaks. NewYork via Adelaide
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INDIANS CONVERTING.

MAY BE MORE TROUBLE At LEACH LAKE. Mn
NESOTA.
Minneapolis MINI. March N-Miohsel GOgins a
well-known and conservative lumberman says that
the Leach Lake Indians ready for any sort Of
deviltry. They have been holding councils two or
three times week. and the proceedings a-e kept
quiet The Indians grievance is based on a fear
that after prospective pine sales are over they
Will still be In debt. something that has been
known 10 happen before. Gogins says the Indians
could muster in case Of trouble fully 100 fighting
men nearly all armed. The GOvernment has late
Ia ordered two companies Of the 7th Infantry away
from Fort Smelling. and the State has now no
available military force except newly organized
militia
Victoria 3. c., March 1.-THE steamer Willapa
rings news that big potatch IS now going on
70 Fort Rupert. where nearly 200 Indians are
aid TO be gathered Dancing and the making OF
resents are being carried on In great style. The
6ief Of the Rupert tribe Is trying 20 induce all
ae other tribes 10 Join with him in big peace
1ciety intending 10 put an end 10 jealousies and
lfertrfbal Quarrels.
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the Pine Ridge Agency the reservation Of the
Sioux. thrty-four miles from here with the e S
cepton of this ridge along the cur6s or me
streets here and there along the banks Of the
many streams and in the canyons, no one ever sees
a tree or a bush: hence cattle do not have many
natural shelters from the storms. But this hardy
matters. for cold rains or ice storms never occur
and hard rains nfrequent in the summer sea.
son. and frequently sheds are but on large
ranches for shelter , IT,. ,bot
occurred throughout the second week or fepruhry =,
when the thermometer went down 10 ~ uesISt..
of determinations excepting at O'Clock OIL lIo
morning Of February II, when II dropPeu 10 % tbe
greas below and the one OF February e. when the
snow vas driven almost parallel with the GROUND Dy
the wind from the northwest ana inc
foll to II degrees below zero-all previous a'Cti w.
ro. IN Trhrasl1a were smashed. The cattle ana
shcen suffered as no animals ever suffered petoie,
Wa no shelter nor any other fodder except the old
growth Of grass on the iands; au tbe cattle could
h2t oftT rst snow that came softened by the
v.dIterIv wind and then. without any warning, as
blizzaras are Nov followed It. with intense cold
y ano nIsad crust TO form AS the cattle could
WI brcak through this crust. and the tendency %
their hoofs to slide wherever ,Sy a no he rounded
,,r 80 nIaces where fodder was STACKED up nenor
they stood Whr i losses by deaths from star
III ei and freezing The losses were NOT llea 10
sa'iU ro,t however as at first reported, ~
so sica' ;bree instances the owners lost about ~
TWO or herore food could be got TO the cattIe oS
per 90 The railroads but in other cases the
Were no. bo o AID not lose single animal IN '',, a
owners be the sheep-raisers suffered utte OF ~, no
o rom tho fact that the sharp noses 0I sas
sheen broke through the places " iis' food
oO ali occasions OF emergency, NAM
r,,od he hearts Of the cattemem, "a, In than the
greater rega,r ~ tbev early banded together an1
mg|y assstance OF the railroads transp1 we're
MI MN a Il other food to where me cS thousands
nay al together with the result that o,eS from
h nv ard freezing beasts were sly r.
Derishing and restored to fuI V'so''
!,
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NEW-YORK CITY.

William w Baldwin. eighty years old. broker.
living at No 164 West Seventy nnth-st, fell in
front Of No. 90 Broadway yesterday afternoon and
received a scalp wound on the back Of his head.
He was attended and went home
Prison Labor: Its Effects on Industry and
Trade" will be discussed Tuesday at $50 D. m.
before the Nineteenth Century Club at belmont
cos. The speakers will be Eugene V. Debs, OF
Terre Haute, Ind; Miss Glare de Grafenried, OF
Washington. and Charlton T. Lewis. Of this city.
The annual dinner OF the Society Of the Sons Of
Oneida will he given at the Hotel Savoy this even
ing number OF well-known will be present
and respond
The forty-hrst annual and anniversary meeting
OF the American Numismatic and Archaeological
Society will be held next Monday evening at $50
o'clock AT the Academy OF Medicine
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YONkERS.

Thomas r. Caulfeld died Monday night AT
his home, No 81 Lake-ave.. after illness OF sew
eral months He seventy-fOur years old. and
had lived in Yonkers about forty years. When the
yonkers water works constructed about
twenty-five years ago. he became attached 10 them
as an inspector. and has had a continuous service
IN them. latterly as engineer Of the Lake-aVe.
high service. He member OF the Board Of
Education from 1851 10 1854 His widow. sons
and a daughter survive him.
AT meeting of the Common Council Mon
day evening Mayor sutherland sent in the nom
nations of Wilbur IarremOre and +. d. Garfield,
r., 70 be Health Commissioners. to nj the un-
expired terms OF Eugene &. Clark and Dr. William
Il Sherman, resigned. The nominations were OBJ
5ected to- and action deferred till meeting.
The Rev DR.. John Balloon Shaw. Moderator of
the NewYork Presbytery, preached last evening
IN the Westminster Presbyterian Church and
opened the course Of sermons for the week
The fourth i'm tho series Of Lenten lectures IN
the course was delivered last evening the Park
Hill Country club by Garrett p. Serviss. His
topic "Legends OF the Rhine"
The annual masquerade ball Of the YOnkers Teu-
tonia Society. held on Monday evening az its hall
In Buena Nista-aVe, was attended by about two
thousand persons.
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METROPOLITAN OPERA House
GRAND OPERA SEASON. lsSs-ss

Last Week but one u The season.
Tonight at S-Meyerbeer's opera, LIS hCGJENOe
Mines Nordics Manie Bauerneister. Routes and sem
brich: NM Jean and Ed. De Reszks Abers' Bar
Dufriche Meux Pringle Pirona PlsneoA.
\ B-No Increase in prices FOR this pcr,orrnanee -,
To morrow Afternoon A. precisely Third cycle ~
Ping des Nibelungen. SfEGFRIED: Mines Ian ~
mann Marie EnsIe. Ms.ssl,nger; MN Dppel Bisphsn
PrinRle Neffert and Van Rooy. conductor ScnaIS
Fri Evg Mch II. at s-Iast tune OF L1 IISpne'.
LIN lehman Brema Jean and I'd. 20 hesz" M
Piencon Conductor. Msncrelh. .-
Ear,es Manteiii saleza, Psncon. Prnge o ~,
SAT Evg Mch IL az Popular Prices-DON -gltt
vANNI Nordca. Enge Suzanne Adams AAurs- I'd
Snn Eys Mch 49, a, slo. 18th Sunday con1 q.
soIois,s. Mines Marie Brema ard Marie Eagle. MN '"
Dyck Camnanart and Van Rooy. Conductor sehAL
Mon AT Mch. q. al i24o prsci:ey ,trnar rl IA
Der Ring des Nibelungen GOT up lsissr
sna scbnmann-Heink; NM Jean Ed Dc Resrks' Nu'r
mann. Blspham. ,.>,,. -, ,>r,rRNooa
e.rbrIch Bauerrneister. Saeza, Pringle. Campana
Tues Evg Mch. 81. At S-specA petlorn'sa. 1900
IOHENGRIN under auspices OF German fre,s
ton Nordlca MelSslinser. D'ppeh b'sphaH' "-"'-'
ana Wa I'd FNr Mch. o. a, s-TANNHAUsER EsT r..
Messlinger Tim lehman; Van Dyck. Planeon anu w.
Rooy go. GU, ,..,,r,ria ~
formance FOR which nearly all tho prineipal ""s
kindly volunteered to appear n ects ,,r-uv GOgr-
IOHfNGRTN MEISTERSTNGER, WALkObHH wv
TERDAEMMERCNG -. ,sor ~
Fri Ey'g Mch -. a. 7:i5-TRlsTAN uSp e, .s
Nordca Brenia Jean and Ed De Res1Ns eno ps.
Set Mat an 2 Ev'g at S-Farewell perSormsennS'
' sTEfNWAY & SONS PIANOS USED
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

Announcement was made yesterday OF the mar
,iace OF Miss Alice Brown OF No 10 south second
ave this city. to George I. Edgerton Jr, OF RocK
Stream. y Y The ceremony was performed IN Inc
PRESBYTERIAN Church. in Binghamton. on FEBRUARY
bv the Rev c. Parsons Nicholas. The BRIDE Is inc
daughter u j. Burns Brown. manager OF the ChcK-
ering Piano Company warerooms in New-York city
ana is only nineteen years old Mr.. Edserton is a
fruit grover. and has large interests in ROCK
Stream There was surprise at the news or
the wedding, as Miss Brown IS still a student at
the Oneonta Normal School. but her parents said
that the marriage had their cordial approval
The Aldermen held short session ON Monday
night and sold S2O 600 in per cent school tax relief
bonds 10 the lOEkers savings Bank Tor l0'5Z.
The school budget OF SlSO55 was also approved. II
is expected that the tax rate Will be htue lower
than II last year. -
County Judge Lent has sentenced William Nc
Kenzie and Harry peitch. the boy burglars, TO the
Elmira Reformatory until they are tWenty-one
years old. As Mckenzie claimed 10 be only seven
teen years old he received four wears. and Deltch
who Is fifteen viii have 70 STAY six. The judge IN
sentencing Mckenzie. said: There are enough IN
dicrnents against to sentence you to prison Tor
fifty years r. YOU were Of age.
A large whist party viii be given in the chester
Hi Club house Friday afternoon under the man
agement Of Mrs. Charles \. Tier and Mrs. Franklin
A Merriam The receipts are 10 help pay TOT the
new home OF the Bureau OF Charities
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SING SING.

An indoor athletic tournament held in the
Rrmory Of Dr. Holbrooks Military School. Briar
Cliff on Monday evening. There large at
tendance OF friends and patrons Of the institution
from this village and abroad The contestants were
all pupils at the school and the judges W.
l. Otis and G H. Whippe. Of the Yale Gymnastic
Association. The following were the prize winners:
Fifteen-yard dash X. Z McApin and K. L. X.
Mack; parallel bars, l. NJ. Hughes; fence vault, L.
". Hughes and H. VI. futile; club swinging, H. 5.
Green horse, L. NJ Hughes and d. Colt: high
jump, Il. 3. Tuttle and " Halett; horizontal bar,
l. NJ Hughes; shot put, d. Colt and H. s Lee; run
vault y Hallett and H. VI. futile.
James Davis. brother OF Elmer +. Davis. Overseer
Of the Poor. died at his home in Willism-st. on
Monday. from pneumonia.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or NEW YORK TUESDAY MARCH a. 1900
ARRIVED.
United States Transport Mcclellan. San March
Ponce Santiago p. with cabin passengers and tS
soldiers the l. Cluarermasters Department Arrived
the Bar at q
United States Transport Mcpherson. Byrne san Juan
March g. Ponce : and Santiago March no. with 81 pas
sengera to T. s QuHrermas,ers Department Arrived
the Bar $50
Steamer Manitou dp Cannons. London March 3. with
and 10 cabin passengers Atlantic Transport
Line Arrived tho Bar At elS
Steamer Manhattan Obj. Pearce London February %
ballast and passenger Atlantic Transport Line
Arrived the Bar ~ 80
Steamer George tBr. Thompson, Liverpool March g.
with mdse White Star Line Arrived A. at
6.5s
Steamer Kensing,on Br Roberts Antwerp March T.
with mdse rs cabin and 40 st.eage passengers the
International Navigation O.. Arrived At the Bar at
las m.
steamer Nutneid OBJ. Farmer, Girgenti February s.
Catanie TO- Nersna H. Palermo 10 Ponta tiado
~. with mdse to Hcrzel. Feltman Co: Simp
son Spence & Young. Arrived at the Bar at % u m
SusduehAnnA tBri Hendry Marsees Feb
ruary ~ in ballast N Barher % Arrived the Rar
AZ $40 m.
Steamer Capri CJer). Rambusoh. Santos February %
and Rio Jbnero 20 with coffee and one passenger to
Punch Bdye Co Arrived AZ tho Bar al ii 40 a. m
steamer Asi tBr. Morris. BarranqulliA February Is
carthazsnh. March i. Greytown 4. Port Lmon 8 ana
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PORT CHESTER.

Congressman William L. Ward has succeeded In
getting one OF the twenty guns taken from the
Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon II is a 619-inch
modern rife He has given II 10 the city of Yonk-
ers 10 be placed In Manor Hall Park.
Stainers cantata, The Crucihxon," given
last evening in So. Peters Church. The choir was
assisted by Thomas Denison. tenor, Of New-York.
and George II. StudWell and William Shultz. bassos
The appropriation for Port Chester HarbOr which
reduced to 5000. has since been placed at the
original hgure-$25G0 Plans under way
10 deepen the harbor that vessels Of one thou
sand tons come up 10 the public wharves This
will make 1t the best harbor between New-York
and Norwalk
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1,coppORATED AT ALBANY.

March 1.-THE following stock companies
have been incorporated: ,.o,
c,oore Furniture Company OF f0nnteI 7 Maho-
90 Hoo Directors: John J. Sloane D' "
new and |. ]. Beaudrais. ,, .,
oor,, u,otchmens Time Detectors Coinp1HTS Henry
New-York city; ,espbs capital S snS 3. s. Wise
,e- Salt Oil and Gas COMPANY OF Georse
ScnuElsslro 90 Dlrectors w. +. l'ethngWen IA E
c9Plla,, John " Walsh. W. L. "a'S" ANU -
Shulcnberg - -, >-.ryorL
..t,,oc+r,caI World and Bngineer OF hnsiness:
~ EiectIlc carrv on general puoIisn,lng r G.
Guy, 70 a. 0d6 Directors: j. NJ Nahe"'H"' -
Martin and w. d. Ne@|e'' .,.
r,aro,nd NJ Hayes Company. or New na,oi & 40
fHlnui,S Sact,,re house decorations captas ct II
70 ,tors. r. ~ Hayes. c. 5. Mckuhe anu ~ IL
Bauer. c..,,. oo,,
r,.rs,, piano Company, OF New-York Sity; 49,
% Directors W c. TIFFANY, . =, "'"n'
nm I l. McEvoy and NJ c. Ready
pocbas,or Yacht Club Company, OF KoeheS Tet ,
o.nitai S5 900 Directors: H. W. Soiey' = 9Wriaht
caIi'I' . Graham F. u. WOODWORK A ~, ", nS
S r p = Pritchard. F. p Rogers A. T. Hase" '''
Charles Van Voorhis
Komach Manufacturing Company OF cox Soo
ctura auton1atic machines; capital 800
Dirrcfors: Hosea Mann, Of Brattieooro;, 49,, 49, ~ -
r rabbit and John r. Hylan, OF brooNS"
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DANGER FROM SUBMARINE NINE.

ONE fLOArED OUT FROM HAMPTON ROADS IN
TRACK OF VESSELS
Newpor News Va, March "a specaD.-An in
coming steamer reported 10 the authorities AT
Fort Monroe today passing a floating submarine
mine near the Virginia Cspes. A tug was sent after
the mine and succeeded in securing II. The deadly
engine OF floating In the track OF tho reg
ular steamship lines, and might have resulted In a
calamity. had IL been recovered in time.
The mine had evidently broken loose from It's
fastenngs at the bottom OF Hampton Roads. II
was brought 20 the rip-raps opposite the tort AT
noon, and exploded for test purposes Tie terrific
shock from the explosion was felt here and at
Norfolk. shaking windows in houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-The Rev. 0. Walter Thompson
of Garrison on Hudson. ASTOR-Captain j. ham-
leigh L. s. A FIFTH AVENUE-Senator John
T Morgan OF Alabama, ex-Congressman Il. H.
Oden, jr. of Newburg, ~ Y; General Powell Clay
ton United States Ambassador 10 Mexico ano
Mrs Nellie Grant SartOrs, of Washington GRAND
Major W H. Boyle L. s. A HOFFMAN-EX-
Attorney General Simon W. Rosendale. OF Albany
and ex-Congressman George n Southwick or Al
bany HOILAND-W. Cabell Bruce, Of Baltimore
TMPFRIAI-Colonel James c. Truman. OF Bing-
hamton. n Y MARLBOROUGH-Capta Evan
p Howell Of Atlanta, Ga. PARK ANENUE-The
Rev. ". Lloyd Bevan. OF sewanee Tenn WIND
sOR-Miss Helen Mckinley, Of Canton. Ohio
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rvGTNEERS TO GO TO CAMP MEAD.

Company c Of the Engineer Corps has received
orders from General Merritt. commanding the De-
partment OF the East. TO leave Wiets Point to-day
for Camp Mead The command Will leave Willets
Point this afternoon the General Meigs, and
waiting TO convey the engineers TO Camp Mead,
near Lancaster Penn.
The engineers will be under command o. Captain
Thomas Rees Lieutenant Edward r. Stuart and
George NJ Hoffman. The body will consist NJ 10
and will be in heavy marching order
The object OF sending the engineers 10 camp is
10 prepare the camp for the Seventh Army Corps,
row in Cuba, which Is 10 come home TO be mustered
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board Of Education, p m.
Meeting Of knit-goods men. Waldorf-Astorfa
Board Of Public improvements. City Hall
Executive Council Of American Bankers Associa-
ton dinner Union League Club, p. m
Fifth-ave, $50 p. m.
Medico-Legal Society. Waldorf-Astoria- p. m.
Camera Club exhibition, No. West Twenty
ninth-st., $50 D. m.
Meeting of Parts Committee OF Amateur Athletic
Union. No. l6 Park Place, D. m
Lecture by William Paley. Mariners Temple 8
T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
Vessel For Line. Mails close. Vessel sails.
St Paul Southampton American. 200 m 1000 a
Yves ternland Antwerp, Red Star ...lO:SO m 1900
Orzaba. Havana y \ & cuba. 100 m 800
Salamanca Curacao, Red D......,... 100
Fdam Rotterdam. Holl-Amer 500 a m 1000 a
cametense North Brazil. Red Cross. 800 m 800
Tome Barbados Y & cuba. 100 m 800
THURSDAY, MARCH 10.
Santiago Nassau g. Cuba. ...... 100 800 m
III Mar New orleans Morgan ........ 300
FRIDAY, MARCH IL
Salamanca. Curacao. Red D.......... |. 90 800
san Marcos, Puerto Rico Y a r. 100 200 m
Advance. Colon. Panama ............ 100 POO
Seminole Charleston clyde .......... 3oOp
Rio Crande Brunswick Mallory. 300 m
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a .

You want Spring overcoat'
Good tailors take your measure,
trv on. then alter-two weeks; S4o
to SIS. >.
We try on. alter to fit if it doesn't
ft-two days; but it usually fits
90 minutes. SIS to $50.
Short and long, light and dark,
rough and smooth.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
$50 Broadway. cor. Leonard.
slsq Broadway. Prince.
rrFirtv-seconi ana Broadway.
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JcE INTERRUPTS RAILWAY TRAFFIC.

Omaha, Neb. March 1.-THE Missouri 80 I'm.
bridge over the Platte River south Oh 'H,' ~
Srnnght In over the Burlington route
Detroit Mon. March IA special 10 Inc
Newsr from St Ignace. Mich says that no trains rams
have arrived or departed on the Duutn E SSStY
oivIt dt ~ ,roc &c covered with solid ice west OF
sage Station. Large forces Of men are ri "o'A
to-dav picking ice from the rails
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise si2 sunset eO7 Moon sets m lo'' MOOT sS'
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
:, GA. tIoot 1902 Gov leland 1924 Hell Gate II 80
M-sanay ne n ia GOV Island ilS Hell Gate 1904
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Announcements.

Tronwood."
A Whipped Seam Gun
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F.. e. w.
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lllIOOlv HILL THEA Mnt. Every Day, 2oe
MunnHI Lex. Az. & 42t -. Evenings rs & S
This The der By a 5 ca F5,s ca 9sH'r
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-25
v beat
FFI]aj||
Insure

On last Saturday the Peoples
party central committee held eau
Gus and talked over the ACCESSIBILITY
Of holding the Crawford county sys-
tenn of nominating county officials
composed Of all who are opposed to
the Republicans. The Democratic
central committee will meet today
and talk over the same line. Now
is the time for good work to be
done by all opposition workers, and
if all will lay aside personal feelings
and broaden out their minds and let
their better judgment prevail for the
good Of the party and principles
there is no question but what good
can be done by the Crawford county
system Of nomination. While that
plan has some bad features in the
way Of disorganizing the parties, it
also has its good qualities in the way
Of defeating the rings and leaders
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-25

Our fri. n in T. e dngnTt over by
the postoffice gets red headed and
wall-eyed this week because we roasted
the telegraph companies and Timber
backed Sunday school Stanley S
administration last week for robbing
the people. II he had read news
paper-the VoICE-for the last two
or three issues be would have thought
We knew something about the ''only
case pending before the court OF
visitation" when the suit was filed by
a representative Of the telegraph
company and one Of Stanley's own
gang, to prevent the public from
prosecuting the company and hold
them of while the company raked
from the public the unlawful fees.
1.-THE Court could do nothing until a
complaint was fled" No, no! The
lawyer OF Topeka was not doing much
to them, only filing aboutone hundred
suits for damages a week until the
company got out iDjuntion proceed
ings against them until the court Of
visitation could act upon their
trumped-up complaint which will be
delayed as long as the public will
stand it. Had we had pass and
been following the board Of charities
Of the safe around, debating appoint
mentS ~ instead Of digging into it
here trying to run newspaper, we
might have known as much as the
editor Of. the Mail and Star ~ but as it
is we are not the"whele push"and will
confess that maybe we did not know
as much about it as he did and it
might be good thing we didn't, for
If we we're running Stanley's admins
tratiOn as he is, we might run it
differently. Now, as to being"a ring
ed, streaked and striped jackass," we
don't know about that, land we don't be.
lieve he does. We might call the sun
of gun liar, but there is no use Of
that, everybody knows it anyway. II
he is not, on the above statement the
people will always think so, for he
can't prove it, and there is no use of
US denying it for we are in the same
business, and the people might doubt
our statement and Of course we don't
want them to do that, for some duffer
might do US like the stove man did
him near the National bank, Jump on
for ride and stay too long for CON-
fort.
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Kansas
State
Mutual
Hail
Assn
Of
MCPHERSON,
Kansas.
4 Harbaugh
Agent.

who usually control and manage
the nominations in convention. II
seems 10 be the general feeling
among all parties at this time to do
what is best for the opposition
forces and let all who are interested
in defeating the Republicans have
an equal say IN who shall be the
nominees Of the opposition forces.
The VOICE will be found pushing
in this direction, asking all who be-
long to the opposition forces to line
up and push forward in one body
against the enemy. BY the united
effort there is no question about
the success of the party or the re.
suit Of the election, but division
causes defeat as has been shown by
results IN the past. Omitted we
stand, divided We fall"