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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22

Shalam Paste urized Cream l-2 pint
Jar 10 cts at Watts on's Grocery.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
La Union Cicar Factory

The best grade Of Mexican cigar.
The Victoria Ciirn . speclslty, We
do strictly wholesale business. Mai
orders promptly filled.
n. ALVAREZ, prop.
204 Mesa Ave. FL Paso. Texas
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
Tigers In Trouble.

Columbia, Mo-, Oct. 3l.-The Mis-
souri, Tigers may not play any more
foot ball; games this season. The
whole first r1eam threatens TO go on
q strike because OF the endorsements
Of the rules established by the board
Of curators, last year IN regard TO
athletics. - t
The boardsof curators decided that
no student should be permitted tc
participate ,ip any athletic event un'
less 10 the preceding season he hat
made a grade'o rs per cent 10 biz
studies. Under this rule several o
the best players have been declared
Ineligible. The team PARTICULAR.
feels hurt at the disbarring Of Craig
the left guard, one Of the strongcs
men. THERE'S bitter feeling anon
a large part Of the student body an
much indignation Is expressed agains
DR.. c. w. Heatherlngton, the hea
professor Of physical culture, for h
rigld uphQldinR Of the board rule.
I
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
Republican Party Deserted BY Men
and Women Of Conscience.

hppuDncdn fhfiy DeSerteu Dy Meh
and Women Of. Conscience.
Modern Light 1,''
The republicans IN this campaign
have not a leg left to stand upon.
Marx Hanna admits II 10 bis speech In
MInnestota. He says: "The para
mount issue before the people, and the
only issue we are interested in, Is .shAll
the present conditions be con,inuedr
"They have been whipped on every
point Of the campaign. To prove this
assertion we shall quote you the posi-
uon Of only republicans, and those
only Of the highest standing. Ex'
President Ben Harrison says.
"Mr.. Mckinley and the adminjstra
ton have taken a decidedly wrong
position on The Porto Rican tariff, "bu
he hopes the supreme court will dt
right. Ex-Speaker Tom b, Reed, po,
sibly the brainest man 10 the Tspub
lican party, will not say one word IL
favor Of the present tendency OF tn
party. Webster Davis who was il
McKinley's cabinet, IS out openl
agaipst The tendency and the position
Of the government on the BQer ques
tion. Senator Hoar, while still .stGyinI
with the party, says that It's Philippln
md military position is incorrect.
Senator Wellington Of Maryland, o
the same question, says be cannot FOL
low the lead Of Mr.. Mckinley. Ther
are hundreds Of other republicans q
note who have decided against the ad
mlnis,raiion on the Philippine question
and the party has quit talking It. Cal
Schurz is among the number.
On the trust question Frank Nor
nett, ex-republIcau attorney generaLs
Ohio, has left his pany-snd is fc
bryan, -"Golden Rule" Jonei
mayor OF Toledo, who got 10000
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
Cup Defenders Selected.

New York, Dec. 3l.--The syndicate
which Is to build the yacht which
will probably defend Americas cup
against Sir Thomas Lipton's Sham.
rock III, Is composed OF six representa-
tive yachtmen. They are Vice Com.
modore August Belmont, Of the New
York Yacht Club, Cornelius Wander.
bilt, Rear Commodore G. L. F. Rob.
inson, Commodore Edward NJ. Brown,
W. X. Vanderbilt, Jr., and Commo
dore Lewis Cass Ledyard.
or the men who will be prominent
on the new boat is L. A. Willard
The syndicate will give the charge o
the boat into his hands as manager
For twenty years or so Mr.. Wlllar
has been a leading amateur at th
sport. When the Vigilant returne
from England in the spring Of lss
to be refitted as the trial boat for th
Defender, she was 10 his charg,
Mr. Willard has been a member {
the New York Yacht club sine
February I, 1872.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
crops In Missouri.

Columbia, Mo-, Nov. 1.-The
special monthly crop bulletin issued
here today by the Missouri section OF
the United States department Of
agriculture says;
"In portions Of the central and
western sections the rains OF October
prevented corn from drying sufli-
ciently for gathering, but otherwise
the weather up to the 9th was all
that could be desired for securing
outstanding crops and for the seeding
and termination Of fall grains. In
some counties from one-half TO three
fourtls of the corn crop has been
gathered 10 good condition, but on
an average about two-thifds still re-
mains in the fields. In many OF the
central aud western counties corn has
moulded and sprouted and rotted
badly, as result Of warm, damp
weather, especially where blown
down, and further loss will probably
result from the unusually heavy rains
at the close Of the month. Consider
able damage has also been done In
places by worms. Cotton picking In
the southeastern counties has made
fair progress and the crop is from
one-half to two-thlrds picked. In
portions OF Pemlscot county warm,
damp weather caused cotton to take
second growth and dimage the bot
tom crop. Wheat sowing has been
completed except 10 few south
eastern counties, the seed has ger
minated well and the plants have
made excellent growth. In many OF
the eastern and southern and a few
OF the northwestern counties wheat
fields have been reported infested by
Hessian lles and some early sowu
fields bave been greatly damaged.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
Notice to Bridge Contractors
will let to the lowest and best hlddsf''
THUR9DAY. NOVENBIR In, ifn

at 10 o'clock q. m, at site Of bhdfe az
Lexington and Dover road, about ! -
east OF Lexington, near L. B, sheDI
construction 0fone Pile Bent bndle A1'a
feet In length,
Also on same day al o'clock 2 n ~.
the construction OF ono Pile benl ~,
about ls feet In length. on old lndeIs1a,'
road, between sections " and %, toSnnFs
range "a, and near x. haltbys.
Plans and specifications viii " sn0sa'
time Of letting.
Contractor win be reQulredtO rTse'''s
the law directs. ,.....
served LANES K. GRAZ.
iO-iatd Complnond
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING.

There will be democratic speaking
at the following places on the dates
named.
lexington, Saturday, Nov. 8 at 1880
p. m. Hon. John l.. Peak, ex-ninister
to Switzerland and elector at large for
Missouri.
Dover, Saturday, November al
1880 p. m, Hon. Frank W. Davis.
Fitzgerald School House, Saturday,
November at 1880 p. m, Horace +,
Blackwell, nominee for prosecuting at
torney for Lafayette county.
Oakland School House, Saturday
November 3 at 1880 p. NJ, Judg'
james r. Chinn.
Woodland School House, Saturday
November 8 at 1880 p. IN. Hon
G. A. Keith.
Mayyiew, Saturday, November 8 a
1880 p. m, Hon. Clarence yiylon
prosecuting attorney for Lafayette
county.
Iligginsviile, Monday, Nov. a
1880 p. m, Hon. Frank 2. Walsh 0
Kansas City. Mr.. Walsh Is one Of tn,
most eloquent men in Kansas City an,
you should hear him.
Alma, Nov. 8 at 1880 p. m, Horac,
| 7. Blackwell.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
Nau York Safe For Bryan.

From W. J.i Bryan.
"l am more than satisfied with my
trip though New York: Ny audiences
have been larger than In 1896. They
have been attentive and courteous, aud
the enthusiasm has been very crafty
ing. w. J' BRYAN
From Chairman Campbell.
"During my four days trip with Mr.
Bryan have become convinced that
New York State will cast her vote fol
Bryan and Stevenson. We have bad
great meetings and much enthusiasm
and we shall WIN"
'' FRANK CAMPBELL,
Chairman Democratic State Com
From Commitlc eman Mack.
"Bryan's, trip through Nov forl
sr4,s has' Svngnced me that th'
dsmocracyc of the. state is united ant
will be triumphant. The Iremendou
meetings at Buffalo tonight show wha
Erie county will do"
H. NORMAN Z. MACK,
Democrats National Committeeman
New York State.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
ORDER OF pUBLlCAYTOy

STATE w MISSOURI.
CouEry or LAFAfErrI. s.
In tho Ciruuit Court OF Lafayette Os,s|
Missouri. December Term. lSO, MLAitf|
ton.
samuel T. Huif. Plaintiff,
VS.
Dora s. Huf. Defendant.
Now ut this day comes the plaintiff haa
by hla attorney, and flles bis petlnm n
lihdayit. nj egins, among other ihInn II
defendant, Dora y. Iluf. Il 4 d
resident OF tho state Of Missouri; Mel
upon II Is ordered by the clerk 10 hFiu1z
thAt said defendant b. notified by puOld1t
that plaintiff has commenced a sui ash<
her In this court. the object aad Ess1
nature OF which Is 10 obtain decrr
divorce from the bonds OF matrimny 70
tOfOre contracted b tween plAlnllf alui4i
and said defendant on the grounds u ".
tiOn and other indlgnltles As 10 renda Z
condition Of plaintiff intoleruhle and Ili :
less The said NONRESIDENT, defendant nni
Hun. lie and appear at this cIun.
next term thereof, TO be b gun aDdh..
ut the court house, In the city d u
ingtUn. In said county. on the SD "
Decemjer next. and On or beiore lhe "
| " said term. n the term shall ~ 0nei1
+. ttnue, aud II not. then on Or before tie "a .
OF said term. answer or plead 10 DE W
In said cause. the same will be iAkeaNI
fessed, and judgment will be rendeudrif
ingly.
And II Ia further ordered that a e0py "
be published according to law In lbe lfrl
tru. lnielliRencer newspaper putAlr
said county NJ Lafayette for four setns
cesslyely. published at least once se.i I
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
THE EyR on ELECTION.

1.-THE drift OF events on the eve Of elee
ton indicate anything as to the results
on election day there can be no doubt
Of the triumph of the democratic party
by an overwhelming majority. Never
before in the history Of the party have
we had more reason to hope for favor
a BILE results from any campaign. The
work that has been done by democrats
all over The country is now bearing
fruit and the harvest promises to be
bountiful. There are two great factors
10 this campaign that must be taken
into account by both parties IN their
reckonings. These are the large
German vote and the labor vote. The
first Of these has certainly received its
share Of attention At the hands Of both
var,i-s aua tins resuit VI tire vffvs,s Pu.
forth to capture it is awaited with
anxiety.
But the labor vote is almost an IN
known quantity. 1t is possible that
the democrats could have made more
effective campaign among laborIng
men had the leaders devoted more TINT
TO trusts. These great combination
Of capital are q perpetual menace tc
the lsboring man and be knows 1t
! They are rapidly attaining position
where they can force him to work fo
T starvation wages or prevent him from
securing employment at all. The rePub
lican party.has fostered these trusts AM
. is defending them and how largely
will be deserted by the laboring mel
because Of these conditions is no
4 known but we do know that thousand
r of men who have marched in Mckin
ley parades will vote for Bryan on No
vember G. They dare not come ou
;, openly for the man of their choice 10
fear Of losing their places but whe
they get in the polling booth, ava
IS from the cynosure Of the men wb
1t would drive them as cattle, they wi
vote the ticket that inspires them wit
!, confidence.
. 1t is this great vote that will carr
Illinois, Indiana and New York fc
Bryan and is giving the republicans
'e much as they can do in Ohio. TheI
Is is quiet but strong sentiment anon
the laboring people for the demOcratI
ticket and from present indications
will be impossible for the republican
TO turn the tide. All over the count
the Germans are all in line az
re many states that have been largely r
D. Publican will either 90 democratic
give very small margin for McKinlv
As 1t looks now BrYsn is sure
" carry all the states he carried In lB!
DC aud 10 addition is sure Of Kentnek
P Maryland, West Virginia, New 70
and Indiana and both Illinois and Oh
., very doubifnl. 1t is a landslide 81
" will result In the defeat Of the repu
lg lican pariy for years TO come.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
Can't Vote.

After August 22d, 1899, persons con-
yleted OF the following crimes In any
court IN this state, are forever ais
qualified from voting at any election or
holding any Office Of trust or profit, or
serving as juror. See X. s. Of No.,
1899. Sec. 1891.
l. Petit larceny.
2. Grand larceny.
3. Larceny from a dwelling house.
4. Burglary in any degree.
5. Robbery in any degree.
G. Arson in any degree.
I. Altering marks or brands.
s. Destroying record.
9. Fraunulent conversion Of prop
erty.
". Keeprng stray animals wItnOut
posting.
IL. Cutting timber on land Of an
other without his consent.
l2. Embezzlement.
IS. Receiving stolen. goods,
IA. Officer loauIug public money.
10. Allowing Of corrupt claims by
officials.
Il
l6. Unlawfuliy disbursing public
money by county or town officials.
II. Officer failing to pay over ex-
cess Of salary.
IS. Officers speculating IN county
warrants.
ls. Obtaining money by false pre-
lenses.
20. Obtaining money by persona
ting another.
81. Giving second deed Of trus
without notice to The beneficiary o.
first lien.
%. Giving second mortgage wheI
amount is over fifty dollars withou
notice Of first.
2S. Selling mortgaged property o
concealing the same.
"a. Railroad officer conyertInI
money to his own'use.
20. Bank officer receiving deposit
when bank is insolvent.
: 26. Putting any kind Of obstructlo
} on railroad track.
; 27. Maliciously killing or wouDdin
aoy horse, mule, colt or meet cattle.
2s, Forgery in any degree. -
| 20. Making a false record, by pul
lie Official.
Clipping coin or diminishing l
! weight or value.
Il
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
ExECuTRIX's NOTICE,

Letters testamentary on the es.s,,S es.,ls \ b
Henry KlOtz, deceased, were 5000
undersigned on the lltn a,y =, ss,tp -
iaaa by the probate court Of LAiA''
Missouri. .,.,n. anlna q
estate Are required TO exhibit thsn,% s ~ 4
ance 10 the efecutrlx wlth'n. nv S mgh J
Tie date Of said letters or ineyh y Ii Issi,s :
oIuded from amy benefit q its.,S ssSS vthls :
II such claims be not exnlOisS,u is,,s,, ha Z
wears from the date Of said le''e" ~
y This iith day Of September, " w kIOrl
ARTHusA JAZZ EIsuri.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

The Kansas City Journal says that
the democratic party is shy on brains
and can't solve the Philippine question.
Well, the republicans have been Try
ing II for two years and haven't solved
II and the democrats are willing tC
take the job off their hands and 6nt
out whether or not they are shy OF
brains.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

Mark Hanna says be does not be-
lieye there IS trust IN the United
States, yet in the same peech be re-
fers TO "our great corporations Of
amalgamnled capital An onion will
any other name would smell a
loud.-Lousyllle Courier-Journal.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03


Dun's Review. which is desotedto to'a
cold calculation Of The country's ousi-
ness interests, points out On increase in
the prices Of certain lines Of goods,
which is valuable contribution 10 the
arguments Of those who insist that the
trusts increase the prices Of articles
used by everyday people. 1t docs not
say that these articles are manufactured
by the trusts. bot as n matter Of fac.
they are. Here are IFS figures
The Nall Trust Increased The priee. Of
nails from S1.f0 on Jan. 4, 1899, 10
% 50 on Jan. 8, foo. The same trust
increased the.price Of wire. nails from
81 SO to $500 during the sameperiod.
The Structural Iron Company in
creased the price Of structural angles
from sl.l6 on Jan. 4, 1890, to. s2,2t
on Jan s, 1900. The Coal Trust ln-
creased the price Of anthracite Goa
from s3 75 on Jan. 4, 1899, 10 "a x
on Jan. 8, 1900. The Glass Trust in
creased the price Of glass from s2.6i
on jan 4, 1899, to $3.50 on Jan. 8
1900. The Rubber Trust Inc 9 lsed ih'
price Of rubber from "a cents on Jan
4, 1899, to sl45 son Jan. 3, 1900
The prices Of boots and shoots, con
, trolled by the. Leather Trust, show Al
Increase during tbe segrs 1899 q
mems grain. shoes to6brgJ cents 4
si.l2, on Creedrhore, splits from ~
cents to sI..ts, odd ahkk Increase q
all grades pi bOOls add Shoes Tb
. prices Of cSitOu good. Increased o
per cent. White sheetiRgs on jan
, II sold at SO 90, 40 on Dee. 20 9
tkO.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

We note, with some degree Of sur
prise and satisfaction, that President
Mckinley 10 his Thanksgiving proela-
nation actually gives some credit to
The Lord for prosperity that he claims
rules over the land, as set forth 10 biz
proclamation. The wonder is that be
did not decree that, TO the Marcus
Ami,urs Hanna. We should all give
blaLks.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

mauy people arssurerinR iearfuIly from
lad gestIou or dyspepsia, when one siugl'
bottle Of Herblne would bring about
prompt and permanent cure. A few
doses will do more for weak stomacl
than a prolonged course Of any other med
iclns. Pfics, 50 cents. For-sals by oren
phav a Young. u-S'mi
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
D,N,I SETTLEMENT.

Notice IL hereby given W ~ estaieoi y
other persons interested " ,sat Wy me undfiI,.s
II stevenson, deceaseu,, ~ ou mai q hnsl \.
admInlstrator will apply Y .SI loIS ISovenld
mont OF said estate, ~ Wy =, Isiayeiis !.
iaoo. Of the probate court " ~ psIsId I Il ihs Y
Missouri, to be begun any y, II,s,iuron,
court room, In the city oi H. ~ lp0 -
second Monday In NoNeWR"IH n STEW ~,
Adminn
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
r,v., spTrLENENT.

Notice is hereby given 70 ,sa ~ s,tsis u Z
other persons interested " Nv, wy tse uDitse
liam X. Erdman, deceased, .nss sss dpsl g.
ed executrix will apply 20 maS aNSevsnba =.
ment OF said estate. at my sssyetie 81
iDO, Of the probate court oi IA "A * ,hs ~,
Missouri, TO be begun ana pe pHestinrtOu,
court room, In the city OF iosl
second Monday in Noyennees ERDuis
MANI D. IIStdil
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
.,~,., sPTTLE EMENIl.,'. y.

Notice a hereby given . q y tls ~ -
other persuns NV, ,tsceased lhai.p ~
william n, Patterson, Mi apply gya,IS'
signed administrator % "A s estate, Il d, Issr
iinal settlement OF shlnn ns,n cOuh o. n
term, 1900, Of the ptoplnses pro- " begun s,s s 4 y
county, Missouri, 20 r ge n he elV ~
the probate court os.inrrons TSpIM Monday In wv.
lngton, on the seoon' ..ovsfOsc
1900 sASroRD B. ISUIsa IIsSIs
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

The ISTELmGEScER has several
roosters that we're left over from 1895
but they are lusty fellows this year
and will do some loud growing.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

Mark Hanna says the issue is TO lei
well enough alone. Mark was talking
for the trusts. They are swell enough
but the people will not let them alone.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

whites Cream vsrmliugo removes m.
unhealthy u tissue on which worms thrive,
" orlag'' and quickly, a healthy cond,.
uon OF body, where worms cannot eri,,
rnoe' 20 cents. For sale by crensbsw \
10 9.nl
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
rINAL SETTLEMENT, L..

Notice ls hereby given 70 n NJ he -
other persons inieIesd that w
Bridget Noonan, deceih,s,,v deci,, ,snply 70 NAY, =
alRned administrator VIA N,ns he f,.nal
settlement Of said es.iS', ,u,e ,eout y wa
term, 1900, Of the prQpahsSo hoy,,n ani ~
county, Missouri, 70 pe ~ ~ clty oi "a
nrobate court room, 10 ,pc pscoyenbef,, X
on the second hoh"A' N, y nlsnif
-. public AdplDs.-
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

The secretary of war has let the con-
tract for a million khaki uniforms.
Some more trust prosperity
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

The county ticket is a good one anC
every man on it will receive the full
vote.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

Tom Reeds silence is much more
eloquent than Teddy Rooseyelt's bonn.
bast and also more effective.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

Senator Scott of West Virginia say
"Trusts are a good thing" Yet som'
people say the republican party Is op.
posed to trusts.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

The vote will show something like
10000 of what Teddy calls towards
aud traitors in this country.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

Democrats Of the eastern district
sh iuld do some hustling on election
day for Jos. b. hagood.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
TRuSTEE,S SALE.

whereas, George A. Fitch and VI =
Fitch, his wife, BY their deed Of ifah - =.
December lith, isss, and recorded IN 49, -
OF the recorder Of deeds for niv
county, Missouri, in book ~ aparh9
yeyed TO the Undersigned, as uaas
following described real estate. INV w. n
Lafayette county, Missouri, tom, is.s
NWH, the NJ bEk Nwk and ~ I
north end OF the NWS NRA, all 70 .s.s.se $50,
township "a, range "a, In tfusl v is1ss1
payment Of the notes In said deea o.S,.lR's w \ 4
and, whereas, default having been I,s.. y. -
payment OF the Interest on some 2, " y, -
In said deed described, VIII, W., " W. 4
OF the legal holders OF said no'Ss.. 'Ss...,.. b
licly al auction, TO the highest uss- ~,
cash, al the front door Of the COUNT ul,,.,, b
the city OF Lexington, Lafayette oOu'"
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

It is the empty coal bucket that
staIes the labonng man in the face hi
present.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative BrOmo QuIuine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money ifIt falls
to cure. u. W. Groves signature Is on
aeh box, 10.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

Missouri democratic by 10000 will
make Joe Flory sadder but wiser
man.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
other persons inier6 sted In the estate Of
Henry ". Dean, deceased, that the undersigned
administrator viii apply 10 make final set
1910. Of the probate court Of Lafayeite county
Missouri, To be begun and held At the probai,
court room, in the city OF Lexington, on N,
second Monday In November. 1900.
,a JAMES II. DEAN.
WiS'" Administrator.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

Teddy has put too many bullet holes
10 that full dinner pail to make II
serylceable.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

Go to the polls early and urge your
neigbbors TO do likewise.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

Mckinleys prosperity sprinhling pot
doesn't scatter enough. 1t y conlidtd
to watering trust plants;
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

The full-dinner pail contains nothing
but Hanna's hot air.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

inaugural Address, March 4, 1897.
"we want no wars of conquest, W.
must avoid the temptation Of Terri
torial Aggression"
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

tis well enough to begin Practicing
on President Bryan.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

Mckinley Himself Has Denounced Nc
~ Kinleyism.
Message to Congress, Dec. 6, 1897.
al speak not OF forcible annexation
for that can not be thought Of. That
by our code Of morality, would bC
criminal aggression"
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

votes for governor on. an independent
ticket, is out for Bryan.
The W. c. tT. U. women Of the
United States and The Methodist church
says Mckinley is wrong on the canteen
question. by their national bank law
they have themselves admitted they
were wrong on the gold standard, as
other money must be supplied 10 do
the country's business.
= They today stand self.coniessed as a
party without a principle, declaring
the only issue to be that they should be
retained In Office for fear something
might happen. The plea, while
sufficient for Mr.. Hanna, will not SC
appeal to the voter and the man Of
conscience. Their race is run.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
Vote the ticket straight.

It's all over but the shouting.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

Mark Hanna's brsnd oi politics will
no longer be the slyle after Tuesday.