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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

In the matter of the estate of Allan MeGilliyrav.
deceased. All persons having claims against
said Allan McGillivray, deceased, are required To
exhibit the same, with necessary vouchers, to the
undersigned, executor of said estate, at his store
in Madison, in the county of Lake. state Of south
Dakota, and that four months ha,e been limited
as the TIM" FOR creditors to present their elaine
against said estate.
Dated the LIST day of March, 1850.
NJ McGILLINKAY. Executor.
r. l.. SOPER. Attorney for Executor, Madison,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

Sheriff Mcdonald Of Jerauld ounty
who was q little slow in serving warrants
OF arrest upon violstors of the license
law has been arrested himself and
bound over for neglect of duty.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

The barns and sheds Of II. w. Coffee.
southeast of Woonsocket, with GOO sheep
and much other property, amounting IN
value to over $4,000. we're burned
Wednesday night. There was no 10.
surAnco
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24
C'ty residence lots Tor s..s. S,5 70 a2oo
ELMER SHrRrnAn.

Agents wanted for life OF n. 7.
Woody" BY his son. w. Il. MOODY. and
sra u. Saokey. Largest, richest and
oest. Highest profits paid. Il i ths
oniy Official, authentic. endorsed ~
fs %.no .. oy tho family. Beware Of
s'o. Credit given. Drop eli traeh "a
i;. IcL mouth with the odicisl. IS.
.r .o'e ne ~. reference, any bsrk n
The Dominion Company.
Dsrt. ]. Ohseeeo
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

The candidacy Ut Walter Smead Of
the Black Hills for member OF congress
on the republican ticket is announced.
This would indicate that Mr.. Martia
does not have the Hills solid.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24
County Convention.

APeople's party county convention for Lake
county, South Dakota. will be held at the cour,
house, in Madison, said county. on Wednesday,
May 2, 1890, at l O'Clock p. m for the purpose OF
%electing delegates to attend a state convention
for the election of national delegates, to be held
at Canton, 5 d., May =, 1900. 1t is recommends
that the populist voters assemble at the usua
voting places in the several voting precincts, OF
Monday, April 30, 1860. at $ O'Clock p. m, for tn.
purpose of choosing delegates to said convention
The several election precincts will be entitled to
the number of delegates indicaced below:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24
DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, MARCH "A. 1870.
Official Paper OF CITY gnD COUNTY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
= Convention.

A state convention of the Peoples party is here
for the purpose of choosing twenty delegates to
the national convention which meets at sioux
Faiie on Wednesday, May 9. The basis of repre-
s~eUtation will be one delegate at large for each
county and one additional delegate for each 80
votes and major fraction thereof cast for Andrew
4. Lee for governor in 1898. The several counties
will he entitled to the following representation:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24
Child Burned to Death.

INDEPENDENCE, Ia, March 24.-The
farmhouse of Frank Melick and its con.
tents near Quasqueton burned. A g
year-old child persisted. The child was
carried out, but wandered back into the
house. Its mother is crazed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24
Lingering La Grippe Cough.

G.. Vscher, l57 Os9ood ST., Chicago.
says: "My wife had n very severe case
OF Ia grippe, and it left her with "a very
bad cough. She tried a bottle of F'olay's
II 'ney and Tar and it gave immediate
relief. A 50 cent bottle cured her cough
entirely" Price D and 30 cents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

When you want something to heal n
burr or "a sore, or a cut. why not try
Banner Salve. which is guaranteed the
most healing ointment in the world.
CHRIS. SCHUTZ.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

Gold medals to Harper wblskey at New
Orleans d Worlds Fair Chicago. Try
il, you will endorse the Judges verdict.
Sold by FRED kuRTn, Madison. S. d.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

Canton Is twenty miles from sioux Falls. As
the national convention il held on the next day al
Sioux Falls. delegates to the state convention
will find il Very convenient to attend the national
covention. w. +. KIDD. Chairman.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

Too many people lose valuable time in
experimenting with cough and oold
cures; They should take Foley's Honey
and Tar before it is too late.
CHRIS. Scur,rz
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24
CHRIS. SCHuTz.

10 secure the original witch hazel
eaive, ask for DeWitt's Witch Hszej
Salve. we'll known as q certain onre eo,
piles and skin diseases. Beware ~
dangerous.
Cook 4 ODna
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

When you are born the Creator starts
you going and you 90 a long time, il o
grease the main spring Of life With
Rocky Mountain Tea. Great lubricator.
FRANK SMTr1-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24
Horse Breeders at Chicauo-

CHICAGO, March 24.-The third an.
nual meeting OF the National Horse
Breeders, Dealers and Exhibitors asso.
citation is in session at the Grand Pa.
Cifc hotel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

Bryan's recent tour through the Black
Hills was q perfect ovation all the wav
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

People who burn the Lamp OF Reason
nee Rocky Mountain Tea. Greatest
reason producer known. IS cents.
FRANK SIXTH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

A Chamberlain physician by the name
OF Quigley has invented an attachment
for ::Ras burners which ligts the oss
automatically when turned on, whether
accidentally or not, making it impossible
Tor gas to escape without being lighted.
he has just been advised by the United
States patent Office of the issuing of hi.
patent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-24

u VN0VV Ut 0VfIIIaIIG~'.
j. A. McGONERN, Chairman.
II. +. SMITH, Secretary.
The sun., 1900-10-26

The following comment on Bryan's mn
swerS:
"Considcring the questions and an
Swers iii the order Of their Importance
the voter turns instantly to question
5: Will you, Mr. Bryan. pay the ohli-
cations Of the government i'll silver nr
III gold if elected president: What i
Mr.. Bryan'S answer:
Il. | want Republicans to find out
what the Currency Law requires. and
want them 10 know will enforce the
law.
-. ! shall not coistlle the currency
law until il becomes MY duty to enforce
il.
"3. Before sanction the law want
an assurance that the law wun't hc
changed
1t las been pointed mt time and
again tlat the gold standard is not 81
rurc under The present rlrlellcy law. !
has also boon pointed ont time and
again that The -0ld st,mdad can te elti'.
vcltcd ~alrly hy executive action under
tho IHW. 'lha president hH> the powers
uuaef the currency laW. q .lirpet ni>
secretary II thr treasury y ltay III
silver tltp current Disbursements of thte
4ovalnnant. thr iitrest 30 tle Public
debt. aul thc lnlir deht payable III
coin where pHyMtnt M sold i not eN-
IpfeS,lS reserved
'llr answer n the fHrth question:
Mf. Bryan, huw bong al'trr i stable
form iii government j. established and
independence is declared DO yuu pro-
poSc that the American Gotrrtmatr
over tile Philippine Islands shall con-
tnup: is il frank admission. He Says
! the American protecturlte under the
Democratic program shall last for all
time. That is one Of the most stupid
ud dangerous things in the platform.
4 protectnratc for all time over terri
tory that We have parted with on the
other side Of the earth is frghtful u
contemplate.
MIR. Rryan's answers TO question !
and are Of the kind that were antici-
pattd. He says. however. thar tho
standing army must continue in tht
| Philippine Islands until ii stable form
uf government is established. 1t may
require some years 10 establish stable
form Of government among some eighty
harlarnuS tribes speaking Soinc tiy,
hundred different languages n dialects
Until that time Tile army is there. These
answers show THAI MIR. Bryan, whci
brought face t. face with the facts
would br compelled ID pur,ne prcceisel!
thc policy thai President Mckinley la,
adopted II hr acted with any ncaSur,
Ut wisdom and foresight.
The sun., 1900-10-26
Court in Kent.

Dover, Oct. 25.---In the Court Of Cen
eral Sessions, yesterday. Joseph Jack
son. colorrd, charged with setting fire
10 William Krclls' stable, WAS found
guilty. and sentenced to one years inn
prisonmcnt and 10 pay S1200 restitution
money and il tine Of $100
Walter Patton. colorrd, charged with
larceny. pleaded guilty. and was son
fenced 10 siN months imprisonment and
to receive 10 aSlleS.
The grand jury found true bills against
John II. Thomas. charged with resisting
il public officer: It1ll"rt Thomas, carry.
ing roncealcal deadly weapon: Wilhu.
Rhlgway. larceny: Naah Shockley and
Harry litlris. assault with intomt a.
commit murder. anl Frazier Dickson.
carrying rourcalrd Il denny weapon.
The ease against Alr,l Bell, charged
with illegal registration, wars igiaipd,
The sun., 1900-10-26
WHERE BRYAN ISM EARNEST.
FROM lhe New York Trlhan..


Senator Hoar doubtless expressed
with admirable directness and ucidty,
the exact truth when he S nd last atek
that Mr.. Bryan doe not tneau business
in this matter Of imperialism, aIla ~
does mean business III the matter of tie
Tree coinage ot si.vef and TIE attack
upon tue c urts.
The whole story oi Mr.. Bryan's career
as Presidential candidate coAlirms this
view with convincing force. There il
not note Of earuestness in the hollow
mouthings about nliltarsn and lmper-
lallsm and trusts unless it be in what
ex Postmaster General Dickinson we'll
calls ''the gospel of hate" The whole
thing is evidently ana paipably trek,
q pretence tlumped up at the eleventh
hour to mask, il possible, MIR. Bryan
real designs and to make the people for
get, amid this wild and empty camor
the pernicloUs doctrines for which Mr.
Bryan stands and the disastrous policy
to which tie is committed and which he
is pledged TO execute. Mr.. Bryan did
not make the introduction Of an anti
imperalisto plank into the Kansas City
platform sine qua non to Ills accept
ance VI the nomination. He did not say
there must be plank against militaIi-m
or he won i not stand upon it, He never
said "antitruss or nothing y j, but lie
did insist upon s. tec tic aud except ion.
al Ieatiirnatl1n OF the free silver deHla ID
as absolutely essential il he was to b.
the partys candidate.
Ipon these other matters lie has played
fast and loose. fe rails against the
awful mi.italism Of having one 50 der tc
every Thousand citizens. Yer lie him
self Voluntarily entered tha army aud
worked Tor its increase in ~ !. sHd sOut
Of the chic: advocates Of military in
crease ate Iia close friends and p1ftj
supporters. He declalms asatl.-U tht
Treaty ., Parts ami against tia p3 lego
which THAT treaty y tue great ch4rter
Yet he himself favored th- ratification
Gi tlat Treaty ana urged his lfleud4 ii
the senate tn vote loi it IL. nretghi
in bis slitiitsy tones agtln.1 tfi- lfnsi
octopus A'e tie Chairman ii fjl IA
tlona Commute. ani dlrec-ul n uI
campaign Is the read oi one tln~ til
nau un4er Wh ga fdi1n-nlp Ii
placed himsef III Aet l'atk, and "ti9u
he hlmse.f acclnas is tlir gt,al leader Z
great patty, IL tuusl pffenslVeiy iurntl
teu with one VI tie m3sU wantouly oi
fenslHe O.ai trus ). ANA The nan Wl
was selected TO III r9 luce linn To III
New YORK aulience was and Is the pau
attorney and serviceaoe champion q
one OF the most extensive and lnpsj al
bitrary uf trusts.
The sun., 1900-10-26
R0OsEVELT's TOUR.
The Governor Continues His Cnm-
paign In the Empire state.


Syracuse Oct. -. Tie Roosevelt spe.
,ial pulled ont Of Eticn 1t an carly hour
Ih6 Itinerary Of thr day, however, was
i cariol> one, the jumps hrins long, tak
in@ he partly from Itira away over 10
NaierIuwn. thence hack, through Weeds
port ~ Auburn and thence down here.
Ihe first stop If tho ltonsevclt train
va% made 1T Camden Oneida county,
Ills is tho home of Attorney General
Davies. and goodlr crowd wns assem-
lleG ut The depot. ,ioNernor Roosevelt
spoke very briefly because the morning
was very unpleasant. a heavy fog obs
sciriag The country and making it daa-
grr9is 70 the vocal organs tn talk out of
doors. Governor Roosevelt devoted hin.
self to culogaing the candidate for at.
tui'ncy general
At Watrrtown. the home Of Edward
s. Bond. candidate for state engineer
arrangements had bccn made 70 take the
governor from the train 10 the public
square, ana here he found m immense
audience. Mr. Bond was with the GOV
crllnr autl divided ilie applause With him.
a> 1Iie vice presidential candidate allrd Il
q hi~ excellent qualities lis Il state niii-
cer The gorriltor t6rk M thc questions
If uiIiGn.iSm here. ,liilinG q the fact
That Sacliet's Iialhmr. init i few miles
dstati. ws i great nta% IT, ;til mar
if aetis- rndei III. Rtym'~ tltearg. il
wese ,lalishrd II Mudld iI.,arallp pfoyc
i los i, thi locality
IT, said iAaf III H7l>iaad flfai. nj tila
suggestion NJ p@PIe ul MFnttwn and
tllt cta-t saal fraa tl diS;tit. III
lta~t 31i latalE htaBi tthgfsed, ;tnd tGn,
a ltis niid r fiiefuf rnll' Hc,, ffaI
I inst"Yd aI Aalll anFed III Aif l}G@H
hngahM " 4 leIuia- staiaitt. army
rhr pnol 4 wefl 4H.tl "a Al tlf post in
/ creased.
iHa avanar t@al saae statistic,
/ shaNia= in Harnrtmht 80 tluc f:um
i,! r.ts-es Is fralah3i flnm tae REPORT
4 W. commissioners NJ BSrcuh }tfe, aH
4 during tlir lpadsas l Wa. frqu tlily III
fpfrht"l viii aptaH-e
acn referring d the services If ~
/ Ninth regiment Which suno from Sarl
ct's lijlhar, he w ulcl with tho r,harls
"Nre. anl they iit. t1o. every one o.
then''
E.xactly.' said tla governor; 'tncy
have won Immortal honor for ven an,
me.
Governor Roosevelt 1T OSwcgo fount
an immense crowd. The governor tool
mp at least twn new topics al this point
In one he alluded 70 Judge Charles y
Rngcr. the leading Democrat of tn,
place. and his dcnunciation at Saratogi
Of Mr.. Croker Senator Murphy an,
Tammany. He also attacked Mr.. Bryul
on his answer 10 the silver queries.
The sun., 1900-10-26
Cradle OF AETHOD|SN
Celebration of the 120th Ami
yersary Of Barratt's Chapel
on Sunday.
Bishop Coke First Met Francis
Asbury at This Chapel and
Later the NJ. Il.
Church Was Orr
ganized.

SMYRNA, Oct. "A 1.-The 120th annivet-
sary OF the founding OF Barratt's Chapel,
which will BE- celebrated next Sunday,
will be a day OF great interest TO tile
Mathodists OF this vicinity.
This church was butt nearly l20 years
ago but the fret quarterly meeting was
not held until four years later. At the
meeting were present DIR. Megaw, who
mad been rector OF St. Paul's p. E.
Church, Third and Walnut streets,
Philadelphia, and Bishop Thomas Coke,
who was the first bishop of the Method
st Episcopal Church, having been con-
secraled by John Wesley. AT this meet.
ing-November, l7S4-it was estimated
that about 1000 people were present
Here Bishop Coke met Francis Asbury
for the first time, and the result of this
meeting was the organization OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, which was
effected in Baltimore in December of the
same year, when Asbury was con-
secrated the first Methodist bishop in
America.
Wnen Coke and Asbury met at Bar
rats Chapel their happiness was so
great that they wept and kissed each
other in exultation.
There have been verv few changes in
the building in all these years. The old
fashioned high pulpit, which was
reached by flight OF steps, and behind
which the preacher was almost hidden
| from the congregation, has been modern
lied, but the bench on which these two
sainted men OF the church sat is still in
evidence For the first sixty years the
! ground was the only floor aud the walls
were bare aud uncouth, but all this is
now changed to more comfortable and
modern ideas.
| Barfatt's Chapel, the "Crade of
Methodism,h is delightfully."- situated III
beautiful grove near FREDERICK Ad-
joining it is cemetery, whicn, with the
church and surroundings, is kept in ex.
celent order bya sexton who resides on
the premises.
On the anniversary days people from
all parts OF Kent and Sussex counties
and over in Mary land drive to this pretty
and historic spot. Carriages OF every de-
scripton completely fill every available
space and it is great day for the people
OF that vicinity.
Rev. w. 6. Koons, Of Bridgeville, one
of the most prominent young men OF the
Wilmington Conference, will preach the
anniversary sermon. Rev. George
Emmett Wood of Magnolia, is pastor o.
the church, which is on the Magnolia
Circuit.
The sun., 1900-10-26
CLOSING THE CAMPAIGN.

From Chicago Record.
With the near approach Of election
day the national canvass is beginning 70
assume the usual spectacular features OF
the closing forenight Of presidential
contest. In the two weeks to come every
thing possible will be done by the cam-
paign managers to hold i'll line the votes
already secured and to stimulate palu-
II interest. Presumably most Of the
.yuing on both sides has been done.
voters who have not already made
their minds how they will vote are
4 comparatively small proportion Of the
population. Ii is not argument 50 much
as enthusiasm and excitement which the
party managers need. Mr. Bryan II =
trne. is making final tollr across tie
country u Nebraska. whore he vii!
speak IL thn last night Of the cam
paien. lint his present speeches arc III
the main i repetition " former arsn-
mcntS. ratucpd III the btieiest form ANA
put into tAr most opigrammatc ana
catcIplI..Sr o close Ms eampaign, both
speakers making thr most " ihe aet
opportunities 10 lining party sentiment
to white heat.
Ii i III hr i iorrnight of hitrlll and
cXcitenlent, III RrasS bands and laladeS
and of lihcrdl expenditure &c money fin.
these anu other mean, of keeping III,
campaign enthusiasm The period this
year promises 10 10 marked III lnrticu-
lar by IN exceptional 0uthurSt Of cam
paign prophecies These are unusually
gorgeous III character anadiSplay IN both
sides and optimism unparalleled. The
partisan prophecy. while it is discounted
by Il majority Of the public seems to be
regarded aS absolutely necessary by the
campaign managers. Voters, it is known.
are not likely 70 bestir themselves on be-
half Of losing ticket. State campaign
managers are likely TO relax their efforts
if the national committee admits that
their State is lost or. at worst, is not in
the doubtful column. Hence the
publication Of the two rival sets Of
prophecies. one Of which must necessar-
lily seem ridiculous III the light Of later
events.
If thcr" have been but few evidences
Of popular interest during the earlier
stages Of the contest, ii is evident that
there will liz little enough apathy dur.
ing the closing two weeks. In the hm.
rah with which the campaign is to clos,
the average citizen will not have much
chance to BE- apathrtir, even if 50 dis
posed.
The sun., 1900-10-26
Fich wedding Anniversary.

Thc fith wedding anniversary was
celebrated III the home of SIrs. NlalN
Il. butcher in honor of Air and Mrs.
Wallace butcher. The couple received
many presents from their friends The
evening was spent ii playing games
after which refreshments We're served.
Those present departed AT Il late hour
wishing them many more anniversaries
Among them were: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer butcher,
William tiosscn. George butcher, Will
liam Haycock. Charles Murch, Charles
Murcn. .Ir.. George Henry, Miss Bessie
Blcyer, Miss Mamie butcher, Miss
Helen Murch. Miss leila AIurch, Miss
Tresa Beck. Mrs. Mary Il. butcher and
John Beck.
The sun., 1900-10-26
New Bowling League.

The first contest in the recently organ.
ized bowling league took place at Ches.
ter, Pa. last night. The contestants
were the Penn Club Of that city and the
Wilmington Whist Club The league is
composed of the following clubs: Bel
mont Cricket Cub, Germantown Cub
Norristown Club, Penn Club Of Chester
ard TIE Wilmington Whist Club. The
members Of the local team are as follows
f I. B-tts, E NJ Hopes, Frank D
Llckey, Gilpin S. Woodward and Wal
ter D. Bush, Sr.
The sun., 1900-10-26
LICENSE APPLICATION.

NolIGE-l, EbEkH ,Kp T. FRLYE, the
tenant and occupant ot the house situated at
40 ~ ahiiity street. IN the lfth ward i'll
The city q Wilmington, county OF New
Castle aud state Of Delaware in compli.
aLce with the requirements OF the acts of The
General Assembly IN sach case made and
esoEided. do hetehy eiFc notice that shall APP
lly ~ Writing tothe udses Of the Court OF Geii.
efhl sessions u the Statn of Delaware in and for
New Castle e unity on Monday tile 18th day OF
N@yemhal y. ~, 1900, being he next term Of
said eli I, inr license for sal / house as an inn
4t tavern, fof the sale therein of Intoxicating
liquors l. - Quantities than one quart TO be
Gfunk on the premises and the following re.
Spectacle citizens Of said ward, at least twelve
OF whom are substantial ireeholders of said
ward, recommend the said app ication VIZ:
berhald !. hasson John 5 Stewart
T. A. salizglNer A. j. McCrarken
lamel i. kllroy W. Harding
Z Osterieher Henry Miller
VIM. Ii. Robinson 4. j. Gosln
Joshua B. Harting Mahlon Kitchener
:. F. Marshall Nathan Levy
a, L. Carmichael Jonathan S. Mitchell
Emli Bucher Patrick Neary
A. J. Kooeh James ]. Fox
Albert Bucher John II hickey
Geo. NJ. Boughman Vim. II Nhitelock
EBERHARD +, FREYE.
The sun., 1900-10-26

H0St Not Dead Yet.

NorwaIk Conn. Oct -. THE man
supposed 10 he Walter B. IIoyt Of 76
Fifth avenue, New York, whose body
was taken from the water 1T Portland.
Me. WAS not Mr.. IIoyt. He is in Nor
walk and w,ls surprised 10 read IN the
evening papers iii account Of his death.
The sun., 1900-10-26
COULD PAY IN SILVER.
John +. Niclds Comments on Bryan's
Answers to His Questions.

John +. Nields who had been invited
70 sit on the platform with Mr.. Bryan
by Patrick Neary and later was inform
ed that the invitation had been with
drawn, feeds satisfied since his five qucs-
tions were IN. wof,d by him. He mad.
The sun., 1900-10-26
Foot Ball Tomorrow.

The Wilmington Ex-IIgh foot hall
team will play the Westmorelund team
Of Philadelphia at Front and Union
streets tomorrow afternoon. AS the
Wcstmorc;lnd team is il strong one II
ge9d gailc can bc expected.
The sun., 1900-10-26
Tramp a Snici1ie by Fire.

Reading. Pa. Oct. 25--.Tohn Dwight.
Il tramp serving tive ycnrs' sentence in
the county prison for arson, SET himself
on fire. III his cell and was burned to
death. II was undoubtedly cnse of
smcide. DMight came from Scotland.
The sun., 1900-10-26
Ncw woman Dcnn NJ Brown

Providence. oct - With appropriate
ceremony Miss Annie Crosby Emery,
Phi. D.. formerly dean of women III the
University Of Wisconsin, was inaugurat-
Ell rs dean Of the women'r college in
Brown university.
The sun., 1900-10-26
TnI,ca on Hla LAC ID McNImley.

lii Il recent speech before the New
York Wholesale Dry Goods club Cen
cral Lloyd l.. Jackson Of Baltimore
said:
Il supported Mr. Bryan III 1896
Organized Bryan meetings ii Baltimore
on tie same plan that the New York
men are hollins daily meetings for
Mckinley. merely mention this to
indicate that | waS the stanchest of
Democrats, yet on election night. when
learned that Mckinley had been
elected said ! would take off my hat
to him if lie did what he had promised
to du He has done it, and have talk
eu off my hat to him. ! shall work for
him ana vote for him. | cannot see
why the business men of the country
should regard this question as 4 polit-
ical question 1t is Il business ques-
tion. more 50 than any of the technical
questions of business which arise daily.
My business interests require that |
should support the present admins
tration, and my interests are no diff
frrcnt. as concerns this question. from
the interests of all the other business
men of the south. Mckinley will carry
Maryland hy not less than 10000"
Mr.. BRYAN rather approaches the linn