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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-05
GEN. JIMINEZ is DELAYED.
Grf~ved tn Find Vie Party In Jail at
Bsraees-W asa Land sm~ri-
can soft To-Day.

CAPE fIATTfE.%. Sept a-The steamer
George :. CROSS wita the Jlu5nex party
on board reached Earacoa the rrzrfls-
t4g0aTy leader from Dominica ~ rs-cfi x
IN take passage for Santo Domingo IRE
expedition. however. vas ft-tzanest Tif-ss-
neg 1zs surprised - end hls party failed
ard nn order TOR their sesea So could D.
obtained Ts~ wire being iO~a n Wa
irnpossiDle 70 Communicates win saart-
ago
said ~ aaf positive ASSURANCE from Cen
y ord that there woszffs ~ NJ sf4ggeassv
81 procuring their F@lsaze Ilrni-sx .@~s
tass afternoon and sffi Aand On E~srYs n
can sosl a. Puerto Plata trHa0rra1 ~n~r~
ne anticipates an ~1trt sstszff~ r=rerafo-
Theme. II IL his iaE~ation - aros-@ssi =,
Saniiazo ds Les rsn@ii~ros ne ia-xear
Inland TOW, - Srnts faoFufu<n
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HE is OPPOSED TO SECRECY.
French Minister Of War Insists
That the Coart-Nnrstai of
Ureyfus He Public.

fARTS Sent t-~Gen the Marquis 10
(iaihfet. II Mister % war. has allowed IL 70
become known that he - absolutely o0-
posed 20 secret seSs. aue ~ re p-es ets
trial n i. stated TIA: Gailites hss .rle-
sra phed 70 the government comm sstry
Nal CsrYtsrs. In tbs sense sat * that
trrYv-Eraw's session 0s 'ne court r. art ~ IN
"a rnsra should ne confined 10 srguatuting
the judges With the nam. 81 the foreign
government racnt!3uNa BY Cernus-ht Tie
Aus-rc-FgrEsrisn refuge WHO testified
before the court totay AMI atsin~ thst the
spyeTuwent desires that the truth shah he
s,ah.aae3 IN BE fnll Igh' o. day
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-05

LONDON. sept The 3rz<Sse -
Office denies n staferenr n - -
newspapers rHat CONCESSIONS ~ - -
kan boundary question Hss@ ss~a -
urun.
WASH $SrrDS. sept Mr. L.
sp~r ri pienfpsfentfzkry. 80 49,
washington ard rad y. enrfererfs -
Secretary Nav yeafaw 70 % 1~ss~v~1 -
present negotiations i1os1zx - -
vlvsudi f1r the ternpuFary aess Mun1W =
the Aiassa boundary were lu<eY
sion. fnasrnucn a. Nr Kzs>en % 3 -
Of me 1.zn Joint Canasiinn eo4m
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To tho question regarding thls case.
Camrissary Temps replied that he had
Laeorl. suggested that NJ Hem
nson. sabehisf of the political police.
who IS now IN Rennes experimenting the
precautions for the safety OF witnesses.
unsy have been Entrusted VITA the inquiry
into the case
Gel ioaaasg called 10 Hennion. who was
present IL the courtroom; Come here aud
testify"
NJ Aeansou assembled the platform AMI
lock he cath. lie DECLARED that ne sssa IN
sesitgate she case, ami actually found
Paaiz,ire. wAa soha him there vas no, a
wofd q. iruth In the whole story lie had
never seea any paper bearing the name Of
ITeyfts.
" Labor at oace.ealles attention 20 The
faeS TIA, th@ general stan bad suppressed
NJ Boassioas yerort in fsvcr ot nreyfus.
ana caiy declared tAss he report had s.en
received relsvessnsing paplsrlrN as untraes-
able.
1nnTsaaesi&nf Ca'Knet and capt. Imrek
tssn srose ana insisted tAat orsy re 70
paVt tass pAai11ivv eoaAa rot De traced ha4
been Fecesveai a. re etgcs e tAa genera,
sgss
NJ. Henaloa rvp1se>f. regterasiag .as -
has s"r~Agdsf a TegsHrt 20 the General
star. gsSiHs FamlrFlirs's emphatic GENITAL
cf tire whale staTx~
VI. iaS-afi aekes3 s-crs zssatiant t~,lixrr,
ass3 CaEt. iamek waeTe fas report VAS fsat
tn1y SAL asa ss~r Fsessves ~ sAe general
STAR. stating TIA; NJ paalrnfrs could not
- tssest T>e es-se@Ts fnser~egasees wvr~
ah'sEsa - s-srs.s ,A4t hey acre uuAhss tc
sna she rsg~sYt
TAAs Ersctacaass cissea 80 matter
IRE cssrt adjourned sstsr &acssng 20
ss SssA ess~ssi tessrs srsaaerrs@ 20 fSv~sat.
cate M Cerr&srsgs Testimony.
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SENATE TO INVESTIGATE.
Loabef Summons u as n High
Court so Ferret out Con-

sIfG decree Assembling the @snat~ ~
Sev,ernt-a- - IS nigA court IL - gr3sr-
stood the ifgax 49, sDcilfie CHARGES h4s.n
az conspiracy and attempts Ags5Nss the r.
'@r-aI safety q ~ Efste TIE fa~rAa
~&rs@ t1'scEIFsuv General Herzra ana N
F0aTssicr ana Eere,eAur 20 represent TIE
state eefeve ths high cont
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GIVE Up THEIR PORTFOLIOS.
Two of Prns.iaa Ministry Resign.
But Retain Their Rank

BERLIN Sept s-Ths Official stats
Anzeixsr tesiay says KAT II Boss@ prus-
sian minister of pu5lsc astruetIsns anA
Bar0s ven Der Es@ck Won Ter tfo-Ss- u n.z-
te~aof the interior. have nssn relieved Z
Their portfolios ~ their cxn request Th@
paper adds however. that they wfii So.n
Fvsatn th~r rsnk SIS ministers ~ sssts
Herr Sts5t, governor q = esf phaEe wfIi
succeed Dr. B-asss n nsVtev ~ rsuAse s-s-
ssrueffon. while RzTon ven Hk~tnsassan
governor - 4}asseI6g-s. All. succeed Baron
yoz Der Beck son Der Horst as Pruss.aa
minister % ire enfsr10F.
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~sr-7-H-=----
COMING TO CHICAGO.
Presfdenf Mckinley VIII Lay Cor
nerstoue Of New PossofAe~

WASHINGTON. Sept 4-Senator Garter
Of Montana who has JUST returned from
a European trip. vas a. tire White House
to-day. AM after a conference wlth the
president stated that Mr. Mckinley would
~ compelled 70 give up his ccnfe-2 pla trd
TIP through the West
lie woN3d attend IRE ceremonies attend
trx tho laying - ire cornerstone OF We
Chicago pcStofaFe pB October l. bat =
wnr altogether improbable !tat re would
get further wee than ChirAsn
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Va sSsh Royal Fswssy - =
Aassvts ~ rbas -

VIENNA. sept 4-Ta@ y~a~ -
Presse declares That 40 sssh szazls =
lists as Cs-ruschi. The ai.ex~d fs~su11ur
OF ServiaR royalty VINO tassI1sd - zxunr
Today. claims - ms znces<~y. -
asserts that e aiS osh~r sssf~mpm1s =
equally false. hs can be snfy - -
dent impostor.
Csrausc1ls real name = dszrrek- !
= very @ccsnTrfc ant ~prns soe<azS -
pronauassf Inn y idnafte.
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SEEK RECOGNITION ~ JAPAN.


MANILA. Ssef Is :. u. f-Eafa~s Ilst
Pan. a Sca-kATd born IN TIE Prfsfrcs-~s
ard recently t6~nslness .isA The Phflfrrtu-
h4nta al Msarss has ron@ sro-r Haua-
kcrg 70 JaSan- - n Teporfss 81 rfsI.ssrsa
circles here that Del PAS ps~n0m~ - %
request IN. u Da r~ee xowe-~y-,@rss =, 80
esnias fhe F1iig1ac Insurgents
II - asserted taat De- pan was r~~~af-
" <cr siag In tie PhlsipDtne interest "a
The Chsnoso coast
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PORT Al PRINCE SEPT. s--4a -
fiary IRE IN tn@ Rue Repu1ttcS us<nf
suited IN ne fesrracrlor = rw~&2y -
lrzx Two rn@rn~rs ~ tn@ 80 Sr
nsnt were injur~.f ~ cnDa1Es8 y
names.
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CopENHAGrN Set s-rr~ en- Al
czarfna. = Russia. arrived a. EsrItagsse
TO-DAY Ta~y w~r~ xr-~s~s D. TO- ~nst~e
Danish Toyas family
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PLYMOUTH E-E XII s--ra r~sags.
nSEa cor E-ess a2~r~s here sr-faE cFgar-
n~l ard Tracy. tb- An~rscsa sses~xafss
~srs sE "a fEs~~ present AZ tn~ 'nls4a.
- ssfo1-
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PfskfN. sept tie tSunU -
has offered re ITALIANS Tsfnf-4 -
TIRE %ingnai district. rat he xrsrs y =
tireig unsatisfactory - fr7fy - -
70 cause complications.
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TRANSPORTS TO BE CHARTERED.
War Department VIII Take over
Olympia. City OF Rao anA Victoria,

WASHINGTON s~rt s~a@rr~sarv
Root TO-DAY eafh0rss1i ;hs ugar-srryss-
r~rs department - charter re plsrurasz
the Victoria ara ire cry % Fsso 80 trans
PORT tro0ys 20 the Philippines The sfsrss
are aew GA the Tscssc aEa VIII b ready
fog oDo within ten tara
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T4FE<HAeSES. S~pr. tn. h,rxnt4r a
IA s@oves II tSs 81 i1-Ex frasfsx. .airn -
o~~r "a free s%Ee srr soE-@ "a = - -.
hesr Szdee.- ssFssssefory zxr@@zas1s z&E.
~ zen r<scze6 Ter ~~<- - &c p~s-
SINS involved m sAs srssbs- 5us r . en-.
c~~ssGrA-. MI - vS< 4-2x ASA-z - La-rS
~
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tasSfs1S Sspf. "a sf@s-srs e< sss Clan
lar~. sA~ nass~ q 80 On - an kmSwa Ia.
f@Ga8sfsa 80 sAsEvs a. rA~s result q. a
eNAzsssssss wsta lsaEasa ssez sxsxy In A ssx
Tsze xFew OF sA4 wT~xxaHa Ssnsss MA
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he never had any doubht OF Dreyfus In
n'scenae. The two men then went at It
hammer and tongs. Pa.nleve facing Ggnse
with his arms folded and thrusslng bis
Questions ANA Eetorss until Gonse became
red TN the face. Then Roget Joined in the
fitge.frxs,ar
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I and 8 BOstOn Block.

heard OF Capt Dreyfus and aid not know
there was such a person until ! heard OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept. "A dispatch 20 the
World from London says;
Fsterhazy being asked NV reporter
OF the Sunday Special after reading the
evidence given at Rsnnes II he still
deemed DreySus guilty. answered:
Yes. guilty. mos decidedly So and yet
7 am afraid the court-rnsrtial IL going TO
acauit him I; looks very much Ike Il
Just ~ present. nj any rate "
The interviewer asked what. In that CASE
would happen TO Mercier.
oh" replied Es,erhary MERCER GER
ts,nlv VIII be condemuei for this miserable
traitor OF Jew and that vii only re tho
beginning Of the tsluge. Mark my words
the acuusttsi ~ preyfus VIII r. only the
beginning ~ trouble in France
WHY. then" ne was asked. don't you,
who know :ae truth abou, everything 90
over 20 Rennes and help SET things right -
NO" replied Fs'~rhszv with sneer. II
am much better Of over here"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-05
A Wall FROM ESTERHAZY.
Calls Himself = Victim Of the Guilty
General StnM-Predicts
Civil War.

LONDON. Sept. Mai Count Ester
haxy writing 10 the Evening News today.
describes the expert handwriting evidence
In the court martial of Capt. Alfred Drey
ftis at Rernes as AN overwhelming mass
OF stupid nonsense" lie refers 10 the late
Lieut.. Col Henry, Maj. Du Patty de Clam
general staff to cover their own faults A"
Continuing. he saws: France Is being de
vastated by civil war all the more a5om-
Unable because 1, Is not being fought with
arms The Dreyfus verde; will not end
the strife. The acqulttal OF preyfus. for
which the government Ia working secretly,
OF the Socialists"
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Instance. OF tho Spy SYSTEM.

Y WILT cite another case - Snow how
easily aryta-ax tsst Germany wanted -ouit
Pc ootained A serEtant IN tEe naval ar
r.Fa 81 ToUl9E. Thomas ny name At the
gessue3s 81 our - the SKs or SIX Wcrssn
xk:rHs!shfns around there az TIE tifas. ,sur-
to,ug1 drawing wsEca gave clearly TIE
tgs3se ~ tAe fortress Nth the 3oEati1n 90
'h~ .uhrnarfue ru.ns~ In TIE hSrt~or This
document | suoS Went 10 EsternaEv bar
x io1A n na!f 6cxeU women 20 get II -
N.sa- I~-s drawing @as czp - ~ me No ne
o. o2s ~ Pr gce f'lcss' sWesthearEs IN
Paris. ard tire 0Tts1paj draw reEafy Ell
faa says later - ToGson. Thomas ~az
sodEG cut IA ms matter, however, aaf a
rnw In prison.
The cspso1s@~s system was SAGA that
Germany vas advised 90 tae meeting e ala
boards Connected gtta RnY arsenal or ror-
t.ntssioD Ter Instance = . new gan uefs
- 80 tried. tTerfuGa s&snS would b,ss
fa.tSrtnS EsAr THE testing paac~ ana rs-
FssaEs7s.sr iEsAt "a ere occasion. wA<a an CT
pertinent - tas ksn4 Was concluded a
rs9gh ss~Fcn az Ehe results vas hande.
ire German zgee, o-s0rw "a. csacrrx lest
tAS gT0&sas. Issss was sent gast haste Ia
Germany Often T~Gcst on the t4ss u q
rfN srNen'SSr wGyBs W n tAn hansx Il
ths fssrn&n government sesars * reached
sa~ ministry ~ war IN rsEAs- Thss caused
EAny s&Gxhs Ia sAs o-tcr d. ssa1 aeA2-
IsASA<tofA pSx.xE 81 IASo tSzso exy<r
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-10-19
What DiIcher Thinks.

Fred Dilcher, OF Nelson Vile, or.
ganizer at large for the United
Mine Workers of America, was iu
the city last night enroute to Pitts
burg, where he goes to look after
some mining troubles In the Mo.
nongahela section. Dilcher has
been circulating varlously among
the miners Of the state the past
month and perhaps is In closer per.
sonal touch with them 5han any
other man In the state. He; has nc
,yeason to change his views from
those expressed to The Press Post
some weeks ago while In the city
70 the effect that John r. Mclean
10 practically assured OF more
sweeping support atthe hands of the
Ohio miners than any other man
the Democrats could possibly have
nominated. Dilcher believes that
Ia many sections OF the Hooking
valley country Mclean will poll at
least rs per cent. OF the vote and
that OF the remainder the bulk will
go to Jones.--Columbus Press.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-10-19

THE JournaI.Gazette readers
have noticed that that paper has
very little to say for Nash. The
facts are, Mckay has men going
all over the country trying to trade
off Nash for votes for Weitzell and
Stone. He has made it al evidence
that Nash has no newspaper In
this county, and he is determined
to cut Nash as low as possible to
elevate the county ticket. He
wants Weitzell and Stone to show
up the best so that he can rub it in
to Vickers and Keynes and Camp.
bell that his pets and their enemies
were the strongest on the ticket.
He is cutting Nash on all sides for
his county pets.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-10-19
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
STATE.

STATE.
For Governor, JOHN II, MCLEAN Of Hamil-
ton.
For Lieutenant: Governor, A. w. PATRICK
For Supreme Judge, DEWITT c. BADGER
of Madison.
For Attorney General, j. w. DoRE OF Seneca.
For Auditor, GEORGE W. SlGAFooS Oh
For Treasurer. JAMES T. GoRMAN ofLaw-
renee. -.
For Member of the Board of Public Works,
FLETCHER ID. MALIN of Lake.
JUDICIAL
For Common Pleas Judge of the First Sub
Division OF the Seventh judicial District,
HON. o. w. H WRIGHT, of Hooking.
SENATORIAL.
For Senator in the Ninth Fourteenth Sena-.
torial District, HON. HUGH GORMLEY, OF
Athens.
REPRESENTATIVES.
For Representative OF the Hooking Vinton
District, HON. NJ. s. COX, OF Vinton.
COUNTY.
For Prob ate Judge, j b. RIASON.
For Clerk OF Courts, L. q. WRIGHT.
For Sheriff, CHARLES f. BRANDT.
For Commissioner, GEORGE JACOBY.
For Infrmary Director, ISAAC A. WRIGHT.
For Surveyor, j JAMES DAVIS.
LAND APPRAISER.
For Land Appraisers,
Falls Township and Logan. A: w. MAUK.
Green Green T2wnship3. Ell " GHuTEi auTE.orp
Marion Township, W. E: ENGLE
Laurel Township, j. A; CuPP.
Perry Township, ]. A. McCLELLAHSD. nErrI A
Starr Township, T. WILSON.
Ward Township, JOHN PONN
Washington Township, j. w. SCHAAL.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-10-19
They Fear Dewey.

Washington, Oct. 5.-Senators
Hanna and Elkins are the two men
who are going to manage the next
Mckinley campaign. They were
both here ahead Of Dewey, and are
watching him with hawk.eyed
keenness every minute of the time
since he came. 1t is declared from
q. Democratic source that Hanna
has already arranged plan to con-
strain Dewey to give his support
to Mckinley.
The first step in the program, II
Is said, was taken Wednesday,
when the president conferred with
the admiral or the Philippine situa.
tion. The next step will be to give
it out to the country that the presi-
dent fully recognizes and shares
the universal confidence in the ad-
miral's judgement on the Philip
pine business. ,:...-.....l..
In short, the whole Philippine
branch ofthe administration busi-
ness isto be turned over to the Ad-
n,iraltolnanage. What he advises
the administration will do. And
at thelproper moment, if the Ad-
.miral consents to accept his place
in the programme, which Mr.. Nc
Kinley hopes to thrust upon him,
he, will be sent out as Governor
General Of the Philippines, with
full power to bring the war to an
honorable termination as speedily
as he Gan, and on such terms as in
his own Judgement are most ex
pedient.
That is the ADMINISTRATIONS pro-
gramme for the elimination OF
Dewey from the Presidential field
Of 1900 as agreed upon in the secret
councils ofthe managers. Every.
thing that concerns the Philippines
from this time out will be referred
to the Admiral. His advice will
be eagerly sought at every new
turn in affairs out there.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-10-19
Calico Ridge.

I Everything on the ridge is quiet
and every body is busy with their
fall work, even politics is back
number in this neck OF the woods.
Corn husking and apple picking ls
the order Of the day; The apple crop
is not up to the average In quantity
but is in quality.
School 10 In progress with Mr.,
Chas: Schaal In command.
Donald Shultz who has been visit
Ing relatives In Athens and Waeh-
ington Countys has returned home.
On last Sunday a." hunting party''
Of "Inluns" from Logan picnicked
on the ridge and captured some
chestnuts and "simnons" and cider,
at Squire Shultz's; Come again
Injuns.
John w. Hansel and wife were
visitors on the ridge Sunday guests
of Squire Shultz and wife.
The small pox has made its ap-
pearance between Ewing and lies.
borough; quite number of persons
have been exposed but the trustees
of Washington II. p. have ordered
all persons that havs been exposed
to remain ut home until all danger
OF taking 1t has passed.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-10-19

MCKAY has made his brags from
the start that he was going to run
the Republican party of Hooking
county or know the reason why
He allied himself with l.. d.
Vickers TO overthrow Pursell, and
when that was accomplished and
Vickers rose up as the conquerins
hero, then Mckay was jealous and
turned traitor to Vickers and Or.
Campbell, who made him. what he
|is. and tried to beat vickers out OF
the post-Office. He has succeeded
by promise and falsehood, to nom.
mate every candidate ON the county
republican ticket. and seen. to ii
that no postmaster or his friend In
the county got on. The west end
republicans offered compromise
with him to let Ricketts, on the
ticket, but Mckay thinks he Is the
whole cheese, and give Ricketts,
the sick grin. II Mckay elects a
man on his ticket he will get too
big for his pants, and what he will
do to the post-rnasters with the Of
fee patronage will be a plenty.
The thing for the republicans to do
Is to set down on this griuning
foreigner that seeks to boss the old
party OF Hooking, and give him a
dose this fall that will ruin him.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-10-19

'' We mentioned prominent Re-
'publican'sname in our paper few
weeks since as connected with the
Mckay crowd, and he came to us
since and asked us not to slander
him thus. That he did not want
the public to think that he was
mixed up with such rotten mess,
and wants it understood that he Is
not that kind of a republican. He
says the fruits of their dirty con-
vention will be defeated by from
400 to 600 votes.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-10-19
Entertained at Cards.

Mrs. +. Il. Preston and Mrs. Byron
Wolf delightfully."- entertained num-
Der of friends yesterday afternoon at
cards, from Q to o'clock in honor
Of Mrs. w. L. Kessinger of Kansas
City, at the home of Mrs.. Preston.
Luncheon was served and an after
noon Of pleasure was spent. Those
present were Mrs. John Brannon,
Mrs. DR.. Tinker, Mrs. Will Golden,
Mrs. Charles Welch, Mrs. Will Brown
Mrs. Geo. Hickle, Mrs. Dir. Biddle,
Mrs: w. l.. Kessinger, Mrs. e. j.
Jones, Mrs. ]. P. Wood, Mrs, w. H.
Mckee, Miss Grace Grosvenor, Mrs.
G. III. Grosyenor, Mrs. L. H. Reut-
niger, Mrs. Henry Zenner, Mrs.
Frank Rochester, Mrs. George Rey-
nolds, Miss Rose, Mrs. Elmer Gold,
Mrs. Maggie Poston Mrs. Miles,
Cincinnati, Mrs. DR.. Finney, Logan,
Miss Mary Dodge, Miss Ella Moore.
Athens Messenger and Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-10-19

A REPUBLICAN from west Hock'
ing said in our office Monday that
the Journal Gazette is making
scores Of votes for Judge Riason by
its rotten slandering him. In the
first place he said the west did not
like Mckay anyhow for turning
down their candidate, and they
have no confidence In what he says,
for he has lied 10 them many times.
In the second place they know
Judge Riason from his boyhood to
be an honest, upright man, and
they don't propose to have soft
head, upstart, smart alex from col
lege to tell them anything against
one OF their own citizens.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-10-19
Mr.. Bryan In Ohio.

William j. Bryan will cross the
southern border of Ohio to-day and
during the remaining days OF the
present week will make himself a
potent factor in the election of
John r. Mclean. His coming will
clear the political atmosphere. 1t
is forcible denial from Mr.. Bryan
himself of the false stories which
veual Republican Press has en-
deavored to circulate in the state
touching alleged strained relations
between the present Democratic
candidate for governor of Ohio and
the next Democratic candidate for
president. 1t is proclamation
from the national leader to the peo.
pie of the whole country that this
state is indeed a national battle
ground; that we shall now largely
decide on Buckeye soil whether
this republic is to transform itself
into an empire and whether Hanna
ism, monopoly and Imperialism are
to be approved or repudiated in the
presidents state. &C.
Mr.. Bryan's welcome will be half
and half a tribute to him and to the
patriotism of our people, which in
this campaign rises sublimely
above partisanship and unites men
of all shades of opinion touching
other subjects, on the proposition
that now is the time to save the
Union OF. to open a way for Its
gradual disintegration. The itin-
erary will be as follows:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER I6.
Greenville, Darke county, ga. M.
Celina, Mercer county, IL m.
st. Mary's Auglaize county, 2 p. m.
Van Vert, Van Vert county, 4 D.
m.
Pauiding, Paulding county, 6 p. m
Defiance, Defiance county, 8 p. m.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20.
Napoleon. Henry county, 9 a. m.
Ottawa, Putnam county, II a. m.
Lima, Allen county, p. m.
Sidney, Shelby county, 8 p. m.
Kepton, Hardin county, 8 p, m.
Findlay, Hancock county, 8 p. m.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81.
Fremont, Sandusky county, 9 a. m.
Tlffin, Seneca county, III a. IN.
Upper Sandusky, Wyandot county,
p. M.
Marion, Marion county, 8 p. ms
Bucyrus, Ora wford county,5 p. M
Sandusky City, Erie county, 8 p. m.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-10-19

EDITOR Mckay would have been
postmaster to-day had it not been
for the kick of Judge Weitzell. He
kicked and brawled around against
Nc Kay until he knocked him out
and then when Vickers was retain.
ed he got up soldier petition
against Vickers. Weitzell was for
WeItzell, and any other oppoint-
ment was a rotten mistake.