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another incident viii Illustrate When M {ne prizes
OF England, called by the FTenchnlan as
Monsieur T-go-s-" and Il was not until an inter
prefer called for M TysOe that the iatIer ep-
peared. John Flanagan was also a victim or the @
French pronunciation. He was called monsieur
Flan--gaw," and since the meeting the American
champion hammer thrower IS known among MS
Paris associates ''FIan-i-gaW.
The grounds where the chanpiouships were neg
were those OF the Racing CLUB, N the Eois oe
Boulogne They ara pretty grounds. indeed put Ilot
laid cut grounds in America ror I1e
II-nose of accommodating thousands Of people Il
IS what would call country club The track
is OF grass. and that 10 certain extent nalol-
capped our boys The jumping places were LalrIy
good and for the broad jump they have more OF
toward the take-On than we nave n
America The boxes for the discus and hammer
we're good. the earth being packed solid, and IN
some respects II superior 70 the average Amer
ica1 grounds from which our boys are called upon
throw ..1 r,--,- -
Couherrfu who represents the International COM
T7irre4 on Olympiau Games He is heartily in favor
- Ar7erics having this meeting IN 1901. and upon
-, -erIIrr 70 NeW-York I will call together those
3,,ts-esred IL athletics and see II something cannot
-. 7orA whereby extend an invitation 70
Ferzi1rers 70 be with Us IN that year
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ArI.ANTIc HIGHI.ANDs.
ELKwOOp PARK
rRAv1s PI.AYs A DEAN WTrH I.nW

Manchester. VI. Aug (SpeciaD--The preliu1i-
naries and semi-hnals for the DR.. Clark Buruham
Cup were played on the Ekwanok links here to-
dav In the first round J. H Merritt (haudicap s.
defeated W Fowler a. up. : 20 go; Z E Brown
(6D defeated Mrs. Baird Cs) up. go Il L.
Phillips (s) defeated E y. Wright CD up. TO
go: J. s Baird - defeated E Clark CD . up. ! 10
go IN the semi-haals T. Z Brown defeated J. H
Merritt l up. and J. s. Baird defeated H L Phil
lips Up. 4 10 play. IN the preiminaries for the
consolation prize offered BY T T Reid W H.
Davis lost 70 r. c. Brown by default and W n
Brown lost 10 Or. (. ". Taylor BY default. A. VI
Reed o. defeated George II. Thacher. II. (1 s up
and 70 play and James L TAYLOR defaulted 20
Q. :. Peabody. In the semi-iuals Dr.. Taylor 90
defeated F. c. Brown (s) up and a. N. Reed de-
feated Q. :. Peabody UP. 4 play.
Both OF the finals will be PLAYED to-morrOw.
The postponed Travis-Low match was played
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THE WINNERS AT SARATOGA
EAIN FELL AND THE TRACK WAS HEAVY
ATTENDANCE INCREASING

Saratoga, X Z, Aug a larger gathering was
prssenr al to-days races than any previous
cay q TIE meeting. although the programme con-
sstec of Only i've overnight contests Rain fell 81
tres-e-t Intervals and the track was heavy
"zE1ng ar Il 70 % was the only favorite that Won
70 the first race nine nnaidens three years od and
Upward went 10 the post Bastue was slight
-svorlfe over Duoro. with Ringieader next IN de-
nsnd Tne fnlsh was between these three
Hingesder gaining the decision BY 2 head. while
-or9 Wss only neck iu front or Bastiie- Inls
4s ne only close contest Of the day.
-a1y of the Valley. the even money favorite for
1ve tlrloAz dash for rwo-year-old hllies, was
7fen by ths % 70 I shot Splash
--a2lnlo Gomez. the Odds-on favorite IN the one
Ehres-sizteenths miles race. succumbed 10
1 ~ Song. Aaxino G~mez appeared 10 pe
= -a1e he passed the judges stand
"- Lr--lOn won the sfeeplecnEse nEIdlly rom
--ln Jess. ArrszZO. Plaglarisf and TeFloh zen
-.f WINNER timer in place OF james + s
-----lrEnicEs resigned. Summaries
rsl 800 s16ee for aaiden tirse-gszr-9es 2a9
- -. sz fu-.onEEj-Rlngleader 10 ~ e.1AHoJ -
- 2 % Z. Eon y mead. Droro. l"' lSclAnN'' - ~
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RACING TO NEW-LONDON.
VANDERBILTs VIRGINIA LEADS ACROSS
THE FINISH LINE.
HER FIRST VICTORY OVER HER CLASS
MATES SINCE SHE WAS LAUNCHED
EBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

IBT TELEGRAPH TO TBIBUNEl
Nev-London, Conn. Aug. a-The sloop Virginia,
close hauled on the starboard tack and travelling
at ten knot rate. was the first yacht TO cross
the finish line in the thirty-nine mile race from
NeW-Haven to this port to-day. It was her
first victory over her classmates since she was
launched, and a very creditable for It was
won by the good Judgment Of her owner W h
Vanderbilt. tr. The yacht was not only winner
in her class by FIVE miles in distance and by %
minutes Il seconds in time, but was the leader OF
the entire feet Of thirty-one yachts that started
from New-Haven this morning in the third day
run OF the New-York Yacht Clubs anual cruise
A lowering easteriy sky threatened oilskins
and shower baths all day. but the experience
was better than the promise. and the weather
was good throughout When the yachts sailed
out TO the starting line the preparatory gun was
fred at $40. the start for sloops being at $50;
for schooners at 9:55 and for seventies at 1905
the vessels crossing on the starboard tack at the
windward end Of the line in splendid order
Il was the best start Of the cruise, and the
most spirited. the wind coming brtskly from
southeast by east promising a beat all the way,
not too heavy for topsans and with a fairly
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GREENvnLE YACHT Clue OUTING

The GreenviIIe Yacht Club Of New-Jersey, will
have q club cruise down the Bay next Sunday. The
start will made from the club anchorage at
Ltnden-ave-, Jersey City az o'clock IN the morn
ing. the fleet getting under way at q signal from
the Louisa L. the flagship OF Commodore Leach
The fleet will comprise sIoops, steam and naphrha
launches and cabin and open catboats. After a
down the Lower Bay the fleet viii proceed 10
G=ravesend Bay, at which place the yachtsHen viii
land for dinner and entertainment
The club has chartered the steamer John Lenox
for excursion 10 the Fishing Banks on Sunday.
August 26
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CANES POSTPONED AND CANCELLED.

The team OF the steamship Campania was TO
NAV an eleven OF the Manhattan Club yesterday
at Prospect Park but at the request OF the sailors
- .s,,e was postponed until to-day when it viii
+sI,s Mace al 2.3G 2. m The match between the
Paterson and Manhattan veterans scheduled for
-l5s4- has been cancelled. and the game which
80 ss-le5fle8 10 be played Saturday at Mont
eleir befgeen the Montclair Athletic club ana the
OF.
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appearance OF the schooners Hildegarde Con
steilation and Corona. with their many huge
odiioon sails, being worthy OF special mention
AS whole, the races, while enjoyable and
sood cruising, gave successes which, for the
most part. were the result of good guessing
ratner than fast sailing several boats winning
that were clearly defeated when the wind re-
NAMED honest in the early part Of the day.
The following is the summary:
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= RETFF WINS TWO FACES

London. Aug. Sat the second days racing OF
the Brighton August meeting to-day the Sussex
Plate, for three-year-oIds and upward, six fur
longs, was won BY J. A brakes chestnut horse
Royal Flush, BY Fave out o. Flush, ridden by L
Re11-- The Ov1agdean Plate won by Tovaros.
which L Rei1 also had the mount
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CESS.
RESULTS IN MUNICH TOURNAMENT

Munich Aug. SIN The thirteenth round ~ -
International chess tournament Popiel worsted sno-
walter, Naroczy had disposed or Jakob. Burn had
administered defeat 70 HaIprin Jauowskf was bea@-
en- BY Ptllsbury. and BiIlsCard and Cfoe1schau
Schlechter and Marco and Conn and WoiS 81
drawn Bardeleosl- and Berger were again for-ef
70 adjourn their game The scores follow:
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PITTsBT-RG. 8. RosroN- z

Ptt-soU-g. aug S-Bosron could 90 nothing WITH
Philippe but got Two guns II The ninth On Two
errors and a single AssnsuzicEly made several q
Els Cc1al plays TIE other feature vas three
strike ogLs = succession for Beaumont Attend
ance. $50 Score
? 4 E
gt'ssag=s g8ts5S -------3 Q 9S223s 2
ClzrEs
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The winners were

Seventy foot class sloop-Tne Virginia beat the Aae-
ola 2S-=l; The Rainbow 5o5SS; the Yankee. I:4645.
sopps tsecord classThe Asrrtld Hester 6:44
TIE Isolde, 23:52
soops Class J-The Wasp beat the Petrel 241s: the
Sayonara, 5S:25
sloops Glass K-Ths Shark Affair 1884; the
sisLas, 1:42 so rhe Lotowana- 2l1s Cvira 22O-52
the Ondava- 50 20: Eussar 80 and the syce
-t11ei
Sloops Class Ll-The AIbicore beat the Ttgress
Sloops Glass M)-The Countess Effort As -zs
and the Kiowa timed
Schoouers Class Ai-The Corona beat stella
ton 1.oao7 - HildeEarde, I0s-S7
Schoorers telass Dl-The ouissetra beat the Katrina
Sc %; the I1goInar IS c1a, Latona- 574S
Schooners Glass FO-The Wsyward beat the Gevalta
Is. Wsaera, Indra- ne
% A and the Cncas. not timed
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POLO.
DEDHAM PLAYER MEETS WITH AN ACCT
DENT AT NARRAGANsETT.

Narragansett Pier. r I, Aug CspeciaD-E. NJ
Weld. of Dedham. met with unfortunate acci-
dent to-day, when that team met the Philadelphia
FreeboOters- During the middle OF the third period
Holmes hit al the ball with great force Weld was
directly behind him, and when Holmes recovered
he broke his nose. So strong and sudden was the
blow that 1t nearly Unhorsed the Dedham player
AS II he was partly stunned and had TO retire
W Q. Forbes taking his place The accident
caused great excitement among the spectators
The lineup and handicaps:
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NOPs AND DUNN RELEASED

An Official OF The Brooklyn Baseball Club an
rouncsd yesterday that Nops and Dunn the utneh.
ers, had received their unconditional release ~
the club This VII enable Lhoss rro 1lavs-. -
sign win any club that VIII engage then
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
EIKwooD PARK DEFEATS ATLANTIC HIGH
LANDS

Long Branch y J.. Aug. CspeciaD.-The Elk
wood Park golf easy victory over the
Atlantic Highlands team on the links at EIkwood
Park this afternoon in the first OF series OF games
for the county championship. The Highlanders sent
their strongest team. but IL proved match for
rhe local players. the Elkwoods winning BY a score
OF IS up on a single round OF the nine hole course
he
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PETAnEREA
CHICAGO
Totals -...84 3 10 = IS !

-Ae1e-ee osrret co- Gz--to n aiz-1
Chicago .-----..-.-...---- a n n n n n a
-1l-a1e-p1ta ----------...-------0 a. q o q O-s
E--ned runs-E'nadelph-a- 8 Ls-r on bases-Cantcz-p
. Fa--a-e-pcla 8 Two ozss ntcs-1sx-s- Chzzce Crrh
---- 14SS5s-EtSan- 4 EstGA rdsrtss Camel Double
p-asS-----s ara Dslz1a-rv- Lzfois
and Delslan-y- La1oe Cr-ss Dez1a-rv Sr-1c. o1r
sTa-v1-- s. Orrh. 8 bzIls-01T
l. on O-th- ! HI BY ptrchs1 baTl-C-tIds Tirne-
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oUAKERs 80 II - rNNrSs-

QCAKERS WON IN EIGHTH INNING
Chicago. Aug s-Orth starred In badly today
but recovered his form and was tnv1ncIble after
the third Altar Unaccepted chance FOR rscf-fnx
the side n the seventh. Garvtu Wsakersd and =za
hit hard n -1ar and the eighth fnnings Arreud-
arce 30 T1A s-ora-
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BY handicap the Philadelphians received Two
goals. The game the whole was well playeq ana
contested although a trthe sided the Free
hooters received handicap Of Two ana N mace S
score OF 16 to Here are the names or the players
selected 10 play at Newport; F0xhal Asene. John
E Cowdin. 7 NJ Waterbury. jr-. and P r Collier
The score by neriods.
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1S.p(0gggIs ggI
ApORTSr1eN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

COLF-TournRment Otsego Golf Club.
men and wouen's singles. Deal Beach.
BASEBALL-New-York at Cincinnati:
BROOKLYN at ST. Louis.
LAWN TENNIS-Maine State champion
ships Sorrento. Ne; open tournament
Southampton, Long Island; Davis Challenge
Gun. American and English teams, Brook
tine Mass: Vermont State championship.
bennington Centre. Vt
CRICKET-KeaTny and Knickerbocker
Athletic Club. Bayonne. Livingston and
NoutClair. Prospect Park
YACHTTNG-Cruise. New York Yacht Club
--r1fse Knickerbocker Yacht Club.
TROTTING-Trotuing races. Poughkeep-
sic.
field. Mass.
TRAP sHOOTTNG-East Side Gun Club.
Newark; Iedicus Gun Club, Interstate Park;
EiEhIand Gun Club. Gutenberg.
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AMERICAN LEAGH

AZ Der-oit-Clsvsla-d. g Detroit
Al kansas C4-y-C1-czgo 8 Kansas CtE. L
Ac Dclls-All-rea2olts g A1lvaGlZse 2
A. 1-lz-apo1s-L-1-z-apo1s. Il: 5UEaIo g
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EAsTERN EAE-E

A. Pr1v15e1ce-Rochsue- = Providence 1
A. Ez--<or1-1lor1rsaL 70 Ea-r1ort s
A. Sp-i-g1eld-Torocro. : Srrr glsld
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FOURTH RACE-sellir


WINNING OWNERS AT BRIGHTON
The amounts won at the Brighton meeting up
10 yesterday BY some Of the principal owners were
follows.
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NEW-vnRE sTA-E rrAr-

A. AIba1y-AIbany 4 Elut-a s ra-s- Es-7a4- Ez--t-.
s. AIba1y Second game
chensc-z1v-Schznzc-aEv. = a
Crca-Cor-an6- 8. C-lca- L
T-cy-Ro-e. 10 TOY 2
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BlenrIes

GOOD T5c-. s.. 81 * 81 50 s. =. an -,sk..
Guarantee BY tha Mrs Special rrfc.s es
A>N-~' dealers WILLS. 3 Park Row. CrrS p O
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BASEBALL
THE RECORDS

GAMES YESTERDAY
Philadelphia S: Chicago. & P1tcsoJ-E- 8: Bos-on.
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Joe" ChoyuskI who viii fight Peter Mahs- A.
the Broadway Athletic Club OF August l. arrived
here yesterday He VIII begin 70 train a. once
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

ing Club on Tuesday night Tin Callahan IA -
meet ~Itsy" Ryan IN one OF the contests ara
Casper Leon and Johnny Reagan VIII meet IN the
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BOXING NOTES

George NcFadden and KID NcParrla1d n.
Hghrweights VIII meet tonight the Broadway
Athletic Club IN bout thar Is scheduled for
twenty-five rounds The preliminary contest win
De Tor twenty rounds between E1uEhey' Qfuruhv.
the former amateur feathsrweiEht champion. and
Austin Rice.
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Belnont-s 5. 3. EthsTber- I vears az. by Eothen-

- 'A~0
B schreihers br, h Baunockburn, s years old By
8 Sanford &. sons B. c Rockton 3 years old. by
z-tiisa rTsSl Ioe
CaTc BtggoneU 1o7
o L fdchards's b E. Charentus years old, by
Charaxus['ol-entz 100
P. LoriIlard.s b c David Garr1ck. years oId. by
Hanover-Peg Wellington I03
J. E SeagraT's ch c. Mr. Jersey. years old. by
FOURTH RACE-seling: for tro-year-olds. Five FUR
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Tan arv-.g y : neck; length ana haf 5et~sen
a-6 r1trd
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ENTRIES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY
The entries for to-day's races at Saratoga are as
follows
FIRST RAcE-sening; for three-year-olds. Five and


THIRD RACE-THE BEvERwYCK HANDICAP. ot
$oVoo; for threeyearolds and upward: entrance fee
800 each. declaration S25 starters 10 pay $50
more; TO second horse 81 600 third 500 One
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A YEAR OF MILITARY TRAINING, FREE FROM DANGER
BE ASSIGNED TO
The Camp of Rough Riders
IN COLORADO
BY The NewYork Tribune, year. without expense
NE MAN CAN BE ASSIGNED TO
IN COLORADO

Inc Encmpment military open-aT school, commanded BY army
oHcer composed
reputation It IS commended by Governors Of States Admiral Dewey officers
one OF the managers Itself guarantee of financial responsibility
Cavalry drill
all varied soldier CHANGE
fnd tor creu giving more details than have
he already
Colorado 400 miles from Denver with mild
Inc tribune Will
destination He will complete equipment
Candidates New York
The appointment worth lively young
splendid
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ROUGH RIDER CONTEST,
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LAST DAY AT BRIGHTON.
SOME OF THE RACES LOOKED QUEER

JEzKD7s Wiz NOT RIDE FOR a LONG TINE
A weak programme Hmped OF IaziIy at Brighton
-ss-sr5zy. L vas Brtghton's closing hour for the
-,ss-. Eauelujahi and also Selaht In the Jamaica
s-skes- with 1900 added, at seven furlongs, Voter
sn6 Ftrearn We're the only starters. The Keene
-s-dt5a-e vas prohibitive odds-on favorite and
- secured first money IN e gallop by many lengths
Fze covered the distance II rs -, which IS
--z-k record The tine almost equals the world
re,a-c fer seven furlongs
IN -ha trsr race Flauur was We'll backed. but the
.res-.-zcle Devtn was the rider. and Flaunt came
n seoon6 70 Smoke SIX horses started il the sell
4-r scsepLschase over the full course Two fell
soon st-z- rhe start but neither the horses the
Jockeys were severely hurt Old Mars Chan was
AZ easy winner. with Governor Budd- the tavortte,
second. Roehanpton, with Bulluau Up. was made
yes--oI5s q six fu-longs He led for the greater
pzrr Of the journey. but falIered IN the home
stretch a1o vas beaten BY & half length 1or nrst
Ao=o-s by Operator, Who vas the second cholce-
E-s--o-s --o----r---E' =. -aS,1
s1d bezg-ltul fly 1Iuserte. who was ridden IN the
ST. sS-,-9 - 1-a-T harzeTE she cane home third
--1+L
Golden Scepr-e second and Locochee third Alstke
1oTeG aE i he were beaten on the backsTetch
- he closed with rush and Won By narrow
Spencer was the yn1y jockey who took Two races
-rSL voter 6zC Operator henry got
-sL -2--SS q --Te-5 - i-7--7LIz -5A rr
SlCserce and 70 The inexcusably bad start Brennan
vas 4 Als-ke saddle and Helder rode the jumper
Mars Chan
TIE stewards OF the Jockey Club net yesterday.
Belmont James Galway, r R Hitchcock
AID Andrew Miller were present James Galway
vas APPOINTED steward 10 represent the Jockey
C--1 a. -Le autumn meeting Of the Coney Island
Jockey Club On the recommendation OF the stew
ards q The Brighton Beach Racing Association the
Suspension q Jockey jenkins vas continued in
c1 he recommendation q the Executive Com
O. National SLesDleChaSe and Hunt
Association The following horses were reins-aCed
4or E-eepzechase and hurdle races: Ben Bolt, Lady
linden, Jimmy James, 2Iuskeree-5 Hopeful and
q IA
h-IriaI expeLsss oE Clark Shaw the trainer, and
? Brown the exercise ooy, amounting 70 SIS and
Ss5 respectively, and 70 charge the same 70 me
Jockey Club general fund.
4 license for the rest q the season was granted
. p Williams. the Jockey The summaries FOL
zrzz- PAcE-Fo- .h-ee-ysa--olds. 800 addea- allow
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T1u@12
szsy th-ee lengths. rTo lengths between second
r-t-1
-Ez- zAcEFor maiden -Vo-year-olds; $3.50 ADDED.
selling. cu-Lcngs-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-08-09
OScEOLA NUGGETS.

J. d. Tilford and II. Faulentino came
over from Ely on Sunday.
Tho new circular saw for Stoddard s
mill arrived last week.
J. Il. Marriott took trip to Ely and
Cherry during the week.
Antoine Smith has returned after a
visit to Cherry and a trip east as far as
Marysvale, Utah.
John Winnen will give dance in
Marriott's hall on Saturday the 18th
inst. He invites everybody to come
and have good time.
Tilford and Clifton are engaged pack
ing ore to the mill at Willard from
their respective mines near the head of
Mary Ann canyon, and will start the
mill up soon.
Mrs. A. J. Millick made visit to
Ely last week, and we are informed has
rented place there with the intention
of moving her household effects over
next week. The boys will also made
Ely their home.
Placer mining over the summit is
nearly wound up for the summer. The
long continued drought has drank all
the water from this end of the ditch,
but the west ditch continues TO bring
in small stream.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-08-09
BRYAN 5 LEADERSHIP.

William Allen White, the Kansas ed :
itor and politician, is anti-silver and
anti-Bryan. His voice is raised for Me-
Kinley's reelection and his pen welded
for Republican success, but the follow
ing tribute to political opponent
breathes more of the judicial fairness
of the author than of partisan bias:
bryan is not demagogue. He is
absolutely honest, which demagogue
is not. He is absolutely brave, which
demagogue is not. He is passionate
ly sincere, which demagogue is not.
When Bryan came to Nebraska, doz-
en- years ago, his town, his congression-
al district, and his State we're over
whelmingly Republican. A demagogue
would have joined the majority party.
Bryan took up the cause of tariff re-
form, and fought losing fight. When
he became convinced that free silver
was right, he preached it in his con-
gressional district with his party organ
ization and the odds of battle against
him. He ran for the United States
senate in "a with his party's state
convention endorsement. If he had
trimmed little on free silver. the
Cleveland gold Democrats might have
turned the scales in his favor. But he
didn't trim; he lost. When BRYAN left
the volunteer army of the United States
in '98 his party had been opposing the
ratification of the peace treaty with
Spain. Bryan opposed his party and
favored the ratification of the treaty.
a dishonest man would have gloried in
fighting the treaty. Today silver sen.
timent is dying in tho west. BRYAN
would not lose an electoral vote by
abandoning silver. He would gain thou
sands OF franchises in the east by such
course. But because he believes that
the free coinage OF silver is right. wild
horses can not drag him from his stand.
Bryan shows his greatest personal
strength in the fact that he is today, as
he has ever been, utterly without pol.
itical machine. -
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-08-09
RUNNING FOR OFFICE.

1t might be well for parties who are
contemplating running for Office this
fall to peruse the following expense ae-
count OF defeated candidate:
Lost months, 33 days canvassing,
1910 hours thinking about the election.
% acres OF corn, whole sweet potato
crop, sheep, shoats and beef given
to a barbecue, , front teeth and consid
cradle quantity Of hair in personal en-
counter Gave II plugs Of tobacco, 6
Sunday school books pair Of suspend
ers and - baby rattlers
Told 1899 lies, shook hands -, 476
times, talked enough to print 1000 large
volumes size of patent Office reports;
kissed l26 babies, kindled - fires, cut 3
cords OF wood, pulled 474 bundles of
fodder, helped TO pull Z wagons of corn,
dug II bushels OF potatoes, toted -
buckets OF water, put up stoves, was
dog bit times. watch broken by baby
which cost 50 to have repaired.
Loaned out 3 barrels of -four, 20 bush
oil OF meal, $50 pounds of bacon, 81 Tbs.
OF butter, 43 dozen eggs, 3 umbrellas,
] bible, | dictionary, | moving blade,
, hoes, | overeoat,2 boxes Of paper col
lars, none Of which have been returned
Called my opponent pream bulatine
liar-doctor's bill slO. Had five argn
ments with my wife-results ! lowol
vase smashed, broom handle broken,
| dish of hash knocked OF the table,
shirt bosom ruined, 10 handfnl o
whiskers pulled out, 10 ccuts worth o
sticking plaster bought. Besides spend
ing 81, 789.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-08-09
Young America Shuts Down.

Manager r. L. Andrew received or
ders last evening from the board OF d.
rectors at Salt Lake to close down the
works at the Young America pending
the formation of new scheme for the
profitable handling Of the property.
This action was not unexpected here
as the mill has been closed down for
several days and the cleanup finished
Saturday. Practically from the outset
operations have been handicapped by
the incapacity of the gasoline engines
to do the work. AT the most inoppor-
tune moments and without warning,
the engines at both mine and mill have
given out, and the loss of time labor
and expense of repairs have not been
compensated for in the apparent saving
in fuel when all is working smoothly.
1t can safely be put down that gasoline
as a motive power is failure in Tusca-
rora. -Times-Review.