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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

c. NJ Thompson, the gallant soldier of
the Confederaey. Mr. Thompson is ff-
ty-flve years old. When but seventeen
years Of age he entered the Confederate
army and CALAMITY served the Lost
Cause" losing his right arm May 18th.
1864. Since 1864 has been engaged in the
manufacturing business. He is not q
politician. but was conscripted in 1898
and elected TO the position he has so
ably filled He sacrificed his business
interests for the good Of his State and
party. His record in the interest of his
people, State and party needs no COM
incubation from cur pen TO just such
good Democrats North Carolina owes her
present era Of prosperity.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
SENATOR ]. G. THOMAS.

esteem of his colleagues and the appror.
nj of his constituents. He served Oh the
following committees: Agriculture, Pen
sions and Soldiers Home, Propositions
and Grievances and others.
Mr.. Thomas is a farmer who stands
in the front rank of members of his CALI
ing. He is progressive and systematic.
and stands true to every interest Of a2rl-
culture He is Il strong advocate of he
Chicago platform and those reforms of
which William Jennings Bryan is tie
most conspicuous champion. Mr.
Thomas has kept posted on all public
questions and is a safe and conservative
party leader in his section.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
Stokes COUNTY.

Stokes is a border county Of The to-
hacco belt and has an elevation of from
1000 to 5000 feet. The annual crop
of tobacco is from 3.000.0O0 to 100000
pounds and grains and grasses are pro-
Ctuced.
lit has 81, 7SS acres Of land valu 4 ut
81. 1913, z92.
Town lots 443, valued at S102,537.
Total value Of property, Sl,TIO,lS3.
Easl. toX, wagon and tobacco fdcto-
TieS.
scse IN 1898: Democratic 1,679: Flu
sion, 1901.
County seat, Danbury.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HON. ROBERT r. GLENN.
Representing the Twenty-sixth Senate
rial District, Composed of the Coun-
ties of Forsyth, Davidson and
Rowan

As Senator, jurist and civilian, the
name of Hon. Robert Il. Glenn stands
high upon the roll of North Carolina )
distinguished men. He was born i'll
Yadkin county. this State, January Sth
1854. His youth was passed in securing
an education Subsequently he studied
law, was admitted to the bar and is now
senior member of the well known legal
firm of Glenn & Manly at Winston.
January Sth, 1878, he married Miss
Deaderick. OF Knoxville, Tenn. In 1880
he was elected a member of the Legisla-
ture from Stokes county. He was APP
pointed Solicitor by Governor Scales
1856. When ex-President Cleveland
ran for the Presidency III 1881. Mr.
Glenn was one Of the electors ON the
Democratic ticket. In 1892 he was cleo
tor for the State ait large lie was
appointed United States District Attor
ney in 1893. In 1898 he was elected
a member of the State Senate. His ca
rser in that body needs no commenda-
tion from our pen. AS one of the chief
participants in all of the recent legisla-
ton enacted. his voice was always
heard championing the right and the
good But It's not in public life alone
that the excellency of his character
is shown. At home, where he is best
known. he is most esteemed and appre-
ciated. He is not only Democratic in
politics. but i'll everything else: is of the
penple.in touch and sympathy with the
deserving in the humblest spheres of
life, and the aggressive foe of knavery.
Mr.. Glenn is recognized leader of his
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

William Butler brother of General John
Butler. of Orange county, this State.
History speaks Of William Butler as a
captain and participation in the famous
battle Of Alamance, and as one of the
original men who refused 10 pay the
crowns excessive. taxation For this he
was outlawcd by Governor Tryon and
compelled to leave home His son. Viii
liam Butler settled in Iredcil county
and reared family. His eldest son. l..
o. c. Butler the father of the Senator
from the Twenty District. was
by profession q teacher and was fa-
yorite of Marshal Ney, who taught
school in that section. Our subject was
educated in the common schools of his
native county and completed his edu-
cation at the A. and NJ College at Lex
ington. Ky. Upon his return home he
engaged III teaching in Iredell county.
Subsequently he was elected Supervisor
of Education of that county. In 1896
he made the race for the Senate, but
went down under the Populistic land
slide In 1897 he married Miss Mamie
Martin. of huntsville Yadkin coun-
ty, and this union has been bless
cd with one son. In 1893 he was nomi-
mated for the same position and after
a spirited fight. swept aside the fusion
majority Of over 1900 and was elected
by a majority of GG. He has been an
active worker on the floor and is highly
respected by his brother Senators. He
is the author of the resolution looking
for the foundation Of a plan to mark
Confederate graves. He also worked on
the Educational Bill. The Senator is an
ardent Democrat and member of the
Christian church. Let us say in con-
cIusion that the future Of this gentleman
is one of brilliancv and promise.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
YADK1N COUNTY.

Yadkin county lies Immediately north
OF Davie. which it resembles III sod and
forests. 1t is Il fine fruit county.
1t has 213.233 acres of land, valued at
1897 PIC.
Town lots, 334, valued at Sa2330 To-
tai value of property, 81 ,39j.S22.
Wagon. carriage and furniture fac
tories.
Vote in 1898: Democratic. i,Ge-; |u-
sion. 1,G10.
County seat Yadkinville.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

ows of sorrow and disappointment at any
time fall upon his pathway, they will be
found with softened Chances, saddened
hearts and lips ready to frame prayer
that these shadows may he but fleeting
mud THAT to them will succeed sunshine
bright and lasting,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HON. I. J. WILLIAMS.

One of the Most Careful and Atten-
tive Members of the House.
This gentleman had seen legislative
service before he was elected to the
House in 1893, and he took rank as
an experienced and capable member. He
was assigned to important committees
and no member was more attentive to
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

Even in the game of politics, peculiar
fitness. trlstworthiness of character and
honor are transcendent and count for
much, and these are the qualities we
attribute to Hon. James \. Butler the
up-to-date Senator from StateSYlllc. lie
was born ut County Line IN DAVE
county. January 18th, 1863, and springs
from one of the oldest families in the
Carolinas. men whose names history
record He is the great grandson of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

.ouence as an orator, his fidelity as a
friend. his usefulness as a citizen and
his devotion to the peoples interests
would with pride still greater add as a
bright light and enduring capstonc his
record as a Christian. Whatever of
fame or good fortune may come to him
in the future, their hearty congratula-
lions will be given him, and should shad-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

Rowan's Representative Was One of
the Fathers of the House.

Rowan county, while not the banner
Democratic county, is so close to it as to
make Johnston uncomfortable about
that banner For twenty years Mr. Da-
vid K. Julian has been one of the par
tvs most active and capable leaders. He
was long door-keeper of the House of
Representatives, and was one of the
most capable officials the State has
known Later he was elected to the
House where he made an excellent rep
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HON. J. G. THOMAS.
State Senator From the Twenty Sixth.
District.

This gentleman had previously repre-
scented Davidson county in the House
of Representatives, and his record there
was so satisfactory TO the people tnat in
1898 when they We're looking for their
strongest man to redeem the district
Mr. Thomas was chosen. The result
demonstrated the wisdom of the choice,
for Mr.. Thomas was elected by large
majority. He served acceptably in the
Senate, yoicing his honest convictions
in every vote he gave and winning The
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
SENATOR r. B. GLENN.

party. n lawyer of distinction, cam
paigner of wonderful power and popu-
larity, and i'll the Legislature added to
his reputation. Greater honors are III
store for Mr.. Glenn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HON. c. NJ. THOMPSON.
Representing Davidson County.

Among the substantial members of the
recent legislative body no man was bet
ter known or more highly appreciated for
his many excellent Qualities than Hon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
II. $. WILLIAMS

Member of the House From the Repuh-
can County of Yadllin.
This Republican member represented
the rGck-rbbed Republican county OF
Yadkin to the perfect satisfaction OF ms
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HON. j. c. CARTER.

One of Forsyth's Republican Represen-
tatiyes.
This gentleman was elected by large
majority and in all matters voted in ac-
cordance with the principles and policy
OF the Republican party.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HON. WILLIAM ALLEN LOWREY
4 Substantial Manufactures Represent
ing the County of Forsyth.

Mr.. Lowrey may be considered one Of
the most successful. self-made men OF
the New South. Without the advantage
Of college degrees. he has won with the
practical education Of the common
schools supplemented with the academy,
place in the business walks of life
He was born in Forsyth county January
10th, 1912, and comes from an old aud
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
18TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

Ably Represented by Progressive Men.
This District embraces the counties of
Stokes and Surry
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

This gentleman is well and favora-
bly, known as a wise and safe legislator
in North Carolina, having represented
Iredell in the House five times. He IS
modest, quiet. honest Democrat Of the
right kind He believes in Democracy
OF the old school-economy, strict reg'lla-
ton of s,public education and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HON. JAMES AUGUSTUS BUTLER

The Brilliant and Polished Gentleman
Representing the Twenty-seventh
Senatorial District.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HON. G. H. WHITE.

Republican Member From the County Of
Dayic.
As Il member of the minority in the
recent legislature, Mr.. Whites course
was marked by a close adherence to Re
publican principles. He spoke little, but
opposed 10y his vote all measures that
he regarded as dangerous to his party or
advantageous to the Democrats. He
was a member of several committees
and was always promptly in attendance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
TWENTY SEVENTH DISTRICT.

\ Beauty Spot in the Old North State.
Composed Of the counties of Iredell.
Yadkin and Davic and represented by
honorable men.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HON. JOHN Il. HOLMAN.

The Father of the House and Watchdog
Of the Treasury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-21
THE TROUBLE
AT FRISCO

Capt w. W. Robinson. 81 the local
quarferuastsr'a Office. has received
no Official messaKs regarding the
strike Of the boiierrnakerr on the
transports at san Francisco. but
everything IL in readiness here
20 outfit the transports in case
they are brought 20 Seattle. Lltss;
adyfces from san Francisco state
that the labor troubles have not yet
been settled. and Il is thought that
one. ana possibly mere Of the vessels
wiu be put In condition at this port
The steamship Bristol has been or
dered here Ia be converted into a
transport. The work on the Gienogie
lt In now thought will be dome either
here or at HnnRkonR. The attitude
% the san Francisco strikers has
become n serious matter. for not only
do they refuse to make any eOnceE-
sions. nut threaten further demands
The steamship owners are equally
obiurnte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-21
HOLIDAYS FOR
THE DIPLOMATS

LONDON. Sept. 2f.--United States
Ambassador chOate IL staying with
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Martin in In
verneeshfre. He II expected back in
London at the end 81 this month. Mr..
Choate. IT,. In deer stalking with the
Eari Of KintOre.
Henry White. secretary OF the u.
8. embassy. has gone 20 Germany,
whence he will take his wife 20
Switzerland.
The United States military attache
at Berlin. Col $. Sumner, II accom-
panying Emperor william NJ the mil
itary maneuyers with Col. Sumner
ia Lieut. Nervyn g. Buckley. ". y.
n, who previous 10 going % Germany
completed a thorough inspection of
the Woolvioh. Chatham. Portsmouth
and Plymouth arsenals and dock
yards. in accordance with his special
mission 10 investigate European ord
nance and equipment Lieut.. Buck
ley. after completing his work In
Germany. goes 10 Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-21
DECEIVED BY
A WOMAN

NEW YoHK. Sept "A The body
~ Albert y. cobb, who claimed to-
BE- the son Of an English barnuct.
was found AZ Rye. n. Y. yesterday.
Recently Cohn acted ah a riding mas
ter a. buflaud'H Riding Academy In
this city cobb while at rye. was
often a guest at the home OF Mfs.
Bertha MetAhhnn, Of suauerr place.
Tuesday Mra, Mcglhhnn packed ar
her trunks and lott Hyo. shc told
her servants that she WAS goinr 70
Denver for two weeks ana that cobb
would have lodgings at her home IN
til she returned cobb went with her
to New York. then Ia the evening re-
turned
Richard kirkpatrick. the cook at
suaucer place, the ncNt day heard -
shot upstalra. lie rushed up "a the
sleeping rooms ana there on the floor
Ia the h~dehamher lay young Cobb
lie had shot tlmnolf IN the head with
an army revolver aud Hl,a dead The
coroner came aud IN the pockets q
the dead man found an explanatory
letter Ia IL cobb said he had been
betrayed by a woman tie said she
waH a Mra. shagrsen In another
note was found a request 10 teic.
sraph Mrs MrDihhun. care u J. e.
usEund. Denver. col.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-21
WOMEN TRY
FOR RECORDS

NEW York. Sept. fit Is no
longer considered much Of feat for
= wheelwotnan 10 anish century
run with ths fastest men riders
To-day Miss Jane c. Yatman
started from a.. Bedford Rect.
Brooklyn. the Intention II riding
go miles In less that - hours she
hopes to fnish chs task hate satur-
day night or early sunday. Tala
~iii bring her way inside the time
limit set By the Century Road club
% America for seven consecutive
centuries
The course WITH be surveyed aud sn
siaborate checking system arranged.
50 that there VIII be no douot % Miss
Yatman's record when she finishes
riding.
Miss irene Brush has set herself
Q much hartsr task Two weeks
from nsw sh. will attempt 70 ride a
thousand miles In ave days. doiu.
tire first 600 rnlies IN - hours. then
after a rect u IL hours ride the re-
naming 80 In forty hours. Miss
Brush will ride over the same course
that Miss yatman 10 now riding on.
paced BY . motor tandem fittsd with
q wide shiehf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-21
Lumber and euldinr Material

Logs Superior quality. per ~. No
I mr.. t6g5. merehantabie mr.. per If
81 tool. No. cedar. ts41. common
per ~. ul5. spruce logs. 20 30. eedsi
shiuFie bolts. t24z.i5.
Fir Lumber Rough. $50 thick I'm
ished. surfaced. one or two aijes >
10 and Il inches wide. ti50so. irnstt .
~ 20 10 feet. special lengths. Joe pei
~ extra. one-ineh finihh. il29ik. al
vertical grain. 81 per 81 extra. Hoo
lng. dreHsrd and matched. ii4W2i
ttoek boards. s-tnch. taMis. i0-inch
- seUis Finch. tisais. fencing. No
OF G.inch finish. -. No :, 80. OF
channel rustic Of drop siding. weight
? 900 lbs. tii9ii Or timber joisis and
srahtilnEs. rough. . soaie. 3 ] : l +
o. ta8is. 50 s. fli4is. box boards
t2.iach and up. SIS.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber
Rough. -. oeyei ndiug. weight 7e
ibA. tit4i5 %. ceiling. weights, Nos
1. 2. and J. E.s-lnch. !. 200 lbs. Nos
1. 2 and ,. Ts-ineh. so0 lbs, N51zfi
wainaeoting. iio8it. rustic. t2anzs,
"a. shingles. 81 %. standard shin.
Riss. iiio. i-lnch nnish. Il. IL aud II
feet. fzsg 81. thick finish. i2su5ss &c,
dar squares. :. &. . and 10 feet. tstJ
-. pickeis. iiz.
Kiln dried. 81 in advance Of green
drayaEe. Toe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-21
"
Personal Points.


Henry James talks as he writes
la epigramH.
Two - QUEEN Nictoria's ErandHons
srr now at school at Elton
Mrs. Delaney Kane. Of New York.
has a tara containing 80 fine gems.
The Sultan Of Morocco Niii not al
low a lightning rod agent 10 enter
his dominions.
Princess Louise. MarchionesH II
Prince Of Wales
q w Watts. the artist. although
81 years II nar. Is always at work
by "a. N and says that r. the secret
~ hts good health.
The late slr Francis Hurdctl once
received an election bill from his
agent In which NaH the item TO 81
traordinary anxiety on your account.
4 90.
Lady Louisa TlEhe and Lady so-
phia Cecil arr the two living women
who N~r- present at the bali given
before the hattie OF Waterloo.
stephen Van Rensselaer,. New
York broker and ssiI known society
man. hna ialusd a Niid vest show
a. bfuncho breaker lie Gays that
" IL bis method Of enjoying "A yaea-
ton.
Samuel " Clemens MARI Twain
wha II now In Germany. viii spend
the winter At Princeton he has en-.
raKcd a suite Of rooms at the Prince.
ton Inn. and wili arrive. with his
family. In October.
Gov woicott. Of Massachusetts,.
has purchased handsome cottage
At Nerihsas; harbor. Mount Desert
island. which ~ viii occupY as a
summer home lie has apent several
seasons there
Senator Hoar's memory IL said 60
be remarkable lie has stored away
immense funds of the most missed.
ianegus Information and can draw on
u AZ moments notice with unusual
accuracy.
A movement e. On foot in Montana
Co give the Republican nomination
for the Kovernorship % Co. H. g.
kesuier 81 the First Montana rcgl-
ment. now under orders to return
home from the Philippines.
pr. c. J. Hoadiey. the Connecticut
state librarian. has now In his poa-
session an old pihcard or dniFer
which was distributed ten days after
WashinEtou'H death. announcing n
memorial service In Hartford.
The Rev. Dr. Simon John McPher.
son. q Chicago. the new headru arter
Of the Lawrenceville ~. - prepare
tory school. was graduated from
Princeton at TIE head Of his class
In 1874 and from the theological sem
mary in ~
Miss Hraddon. the famous novelist.
who has Just published her sixileth
book. retoices In the fact that the
only picture Of her ever printed vac
from photograph made 80 long ago
that no one can now recognize the
original.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-21
MEETING OF
THE SYNOD

The Presbyterian synoi 10 the col.
umhla held the FIRST session % It's Hev-
outh annual meeting last evening Al
the church at corner q sixth sv.
cuuc and Spring street The only
business transacted Was the election
of Rev ~. +. Wallace N East PORT
land. as moderator. Rev. A. r.
Kirkpatrick vas eieeics clerk ~ the
meeting. The opening sermon Was
preached by lev C'urtla II. steven.
son. u Albany. orr.
At 81 a. m. this morning devoiious
wsrc conducted by the moderator.
and at , 80 o'clock = business meet
Ina wan held Is receive the report Il
the committee on Narrative and
state - Religion" after which a
conference was held A, this
afternoon short deygtlpns we're held.
and at 40 Rev. Huber FsFRuson. Of
Portland commenced tire conduct Of
a Bihlr study.
A. this evening praise ser
vice VIII b. held. Al $50 o'clock Rev.
". A spaiding. Of spokane. Wash
lnEteu. viii preach On Christian
Cfflssnahlp.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-21
Jobb,nx Quotstions

The iobblnE quotations today were
as follows:
Sugar JobbinEl -Goiasn c. in Ibis.
ttst. extra G. In bbis. NTs. powder
I'd, ts5s. dry granuisied. $50. cube.
ts.Sa. spot caHn prices.
Flour. etc. UobblnEl-raient Ex.
ceiien;. ta.o. Novelty \. 1910. star
tbaksrn1. t2.ss. Centennial. 1870; Gold
Rock. t3it. California brands. is.2s.
corn meal. yellow. les per 100 lbs in
i0-lb sacks ti.ss bbl se-lb sacks.
corn meal. white. 81 60 per 100 lbs In
le-ib sacks. $500 bbi In s0-lb sacks
buckwhsat -four. pure. $40 per
70 lbs In io-ib sacks. cracked
wheat. ia; per 100 lbs In 10
10 sacks. farino. t2s per 100
pounds in la-ib sacks. s-ih sacks. s7.o0
per ewt. steel cut oatmeal $3.50 per
100 lbs In iq-lb sacks. graham -four.
81 Is per loo lbs In ia.ih sacks who'e
wheat Hour. 81 - per To- lbs IN i0-lh
sacks. rye meal. t9i0 per 100 lbs Ia
ie-lh sacks. rye -four. s. Is per 100 los
In io-ib sacks. split peas. ioo-ib sacks.
t1aa. split PEAS. $500 per 100 lbs IN
2s-ib boxes. mixed pas. tz5o. in
sacks. pearl barley. uoo per 100 Tbs
IN sack. ftso per cwt. in 2S.lb huxcf.
rolled barley. 81 %. wheat flakes.
Tt-lh boxes. us; wheat fakes. s. %
per case u 70 2-lh pkgs, In bbls 81 70
10 lbs net; fancy rolled cats. = 90
yellow. s. 80 per hbi In 5o-lb sacks;
corn meal. white $500 per bbl In 90
10 sacks. huckwheat fioar. pure, II
% per Dbl In ga-ib sat Ks: cracked
wheat. - Per Dbl IN so-ib sacks.
steel cut oatmeal. $50 per bbl IN 90
ID sacks. graham -four. t..so per Dbl
in b0.lb sacks. whole wheat -four. 81
per bhi in to.ib sacks. rye meal. 81 70
per Dbl In sO-lb sacks: rye -four. 81
per hhl fancy rolled oats. so lbs net
In bills. Asa. fancy rolled oats, 9e-lh
sacks. a7o. fancy rolled oats. per
case. 81 80. chop. s0-ib sacks. $50 90
diary COW chop. so-ib sacks. tIs0o.
coffee OobbinEl-Gresn - Mocha.
per 10. su7ic. Java. per 10. tH2se (.
Costa Rioa. choice. per ID. lsglsc
Roasted in i0o-ib cases.
per 100 lbs. mas; eo-ih cases. per loe
lbs, ,I2-ss. 2s-ib eases. per 100 IDS.
s2 Is; Java. sA-ib tins. per ID, SIC
sack. ssc. Alden Mocha. Tise: Cara 5
cola, s2c. Guatemala. 2ic; ground
coffee. i6G zoe; Lion. zoos. si2.2s. e5s.
.l2.as. acc. si2t5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-21
THE OPERATORS
WERE To BLAME

TAYLORv1BLE. M. Sept. IL
The Christian county grand Jury
made its report this afternoon. The
Pana riot 81 April 10. when n number
81 persons were killed and Is wound
ed. was investigated. and the FOL.
lowing coal mine operators were in
dleted on the charge Of melting riot.
o. V. Penwell John Kitcheil Louis
siairbaugh. Warren Penwel. Tut
penweii. Frank Froer. r. ~. Harris,
Julius Brohel. walter Puterbaugh.
Louis and y. !. Overhaul. Mrs. y. H.
Harris was also indicted Not ain
Rie miner was indicted beyond Hen
~ Stephens. tfe negro. who. II IL
said, was hired by the operators TO
start the riot
Tho grand Jurors say that they
have SUFFICIENT evidence to convict
the operators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-21
10 Drop the Free Silver Issue and
Take Up Their Doctrine.
CONFERENCE PLANNED IN CHICAGO
W. Bourke Cochran and Carl SChurz Expected
to Make Addresses in Opposition
to Expansion.

CHICAGO conference planned TO
Ian
the resolutions VIII pledge
imp-astie already formed
ace -
desire
the league have ouke Cochran speak the conference day
the sessions % the conference II Ne sehurs
mbiy believed he Will
date an
hi he
og
his %
frend his
W Bouke cckran said TO have
solicited during
which Is
fore~hsdes fold Of
reunited Democratic platform