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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-11
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NV !. KNrEsHAW,
Lawyer. Will practice IN Courts OF Dsx ~
Money to Loan and Collections mae
PnMBINA. NORTH DAKOTA
W.. BURKE,
AYTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Successor to N. 9. Young. Real estate loans
and collections.
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X, A. rHAoKER,
= = AUCTIoNNER.
Particular attention % sales Of Farm Property.
HAMILTON, NORTH DAKOTA
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rs BIZ honor Judge Hassing now. #
q David Page was a Cavalier Monday.
Tom Chisholm Vas over from Pembina
Sunday. e,s5s5
81 $: IAN f'erris4 was over from Penbina..
Sunday ss'3
The w. e .. contest y.ill come oir
"a. Ri Aiay Il. Is ~;
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C.HAs. 2. HAIRS, NE.
ph..,c,.n and surgeon. Found at al hours
aH nnt nrofessionslly engaged, ct bis once,
N Stutsman street at day time and ct Ms fesl-
Ssnca on Cavileer street ct night
PDMBINA, NoRTH DAKOTA
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LIVERY sUNDAY-school Il O'Clock. Even.
song and Sermon 2 80 P. H.. Choir Peactice Fri
Day evenings at 7:so. ). W., WATsok, Rector =
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Pea,anana camp, oa77. aG w. a.
Meet every Second aud Fourth Monday. Vi
sitting neighbors cordially invited.
". &. CoATs, +. u. KING.
Clerk. Y. "
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-: So, Deg4es pAIaaAee.s Ii
i Meets every Second and Fourth Wednesday.
MIS- F. NJ. KING, Ms. Q. b. HARMS.
G. OIL. Recorder.
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SOCIETIES.

weraea Pest, NE. "a, d.A. r.
REGULAR meetings every second and fourth
Monday Of each month.
j, q. soNDERNAN. n nos1s h.Ls.
Adiutant. PostCommanoef
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WnlIe Nlfs. John Lamb was crossing
the Great Northern track in town last
Saturday her horse took fright at the hand
car and turning around, threw her out Of
the buggy on the hard ground. Several
went to her assistance and on being asked
# she was hurt, replied: "Only that am
Irish would have been killed" Ger
tainly the Irish are great race ofpeople.
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PEXsISIATS.
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PE RsON AIS.

@. Peters. Of Spokane. 10 at the Butler
Charles Greenberv Of whsteom. Is CUES, Of the
Butler
NJ. X Lott, machinery man Of Spokane. Is a,
W. II kneeisnd iumbeunsn Of shelton, is a,
the seattle
Alex rurer, business man Of HAi.ey. is stepping
AZ the Stevens
Bower a merchant Of stanwood ia stop
J. n sawtsu, a business man Of Tacoma, is reg.
istered at the Butler,
c. C. Barnett, a business man Of Anaeorte.. Is
guest Of the Butler.
o II. smahy. mefrhsnt Of East Sound. Is in
tho city purchasing stock
Mai Albert 3 Cole srrived from whAicom yes
,erdsy, and Is at the Seattle.
Norton, q veil known mining man Of SPOKANE
Is w the city on business,
n Elliott, a grain buyer q wsua yaila. is
stopping ~ the RainierGrs
rercy O. shslltro>s = merchant q Victoria ar.
rived AZ the Butler last night
J A MeMhrtni, promineut citisen q New West.
minister, IL snprns at the Butler
IN g. L,fe. a large lumber manufacturer OF
Bethen. u guest u the seattle
" Mann. q psorninsnt CITIZEN e Port Townsend
Il spending tev DAYS Ia The oi,y
J Gibson q lumhcynaa u Chsmsinns aeon
painted BY hts wife. Is At the Bptlsr
poanelly. a we'll known steamboat maa q
oirmpiA. is ia the efis on business matters
Rohia.oa u the Great Northern railway at
SPOKANE Is guest Il TIE RsiuisT-Gfan
HturY Eurvy. general manager II tie Seattle Ia.
coma Electric raijWsg. 4 AZ the Rsiniet Grand
r. II Nash excounty clerk ~ San JuAa county
arrived fea Friday HArhor Yesterday Afternoon.
wiui,m uovarih isfsr humber usauufsc,rr-r e.
frrfeit trent yesterday tn tbs city bHspsss
: u Rafter general agent u TOE Nor,auc,t aru
lines az Portland q in the ay i'okins up husinest
nratnobst hsgnlNeg manufactures q
Cicar Lake aysited at IRE He'f seattle lsH airAf
J " Rye a pFuuinrnt niuins man a. spokaar
sca-npsuitd ~ bis VIE ana child is AZ thc Strr.
sas
G II Tanner a business RAN = Aberdeen. &C.
sousa 4nted ~ GeeTEr Nv 2 saest "a ths Rainier
Grant
~ and Mr. Il VI Esaass reformed last sight
fe.rl varafier wc.k sirst AZ LzAe eastman pr
faues frrorfs the ethluE there excellent lljh5 -
the wsatAv Anrips ths GREATER fFSfi0q q h. stay
vas iro ari 50 make the 'pof, eni0yade
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NEW YORK June 2o-The stock market made
some headway during the early part Of the session
against great depression and an average level Of
prices materially above last night established.
Traders were inclined to take the long side for
turn, on the impression that the market had been
o,ersold and rally due. But before the end
Of the session large offerings Of stocks thrown
on the market embracing all the principal groups
Of securities dealt in. Earlier gains
than wiped out, the decline from the best in the
active railroad stocks running from to u, The
net losses were mostly fractional, but Of the
specialtes show wide declines and the same Is
true Of some Of the dormant stocks which have
not been dealt in during the late period n weak
ness The chief ground Of the early strength in
the market the high range Of prices from abroad
and the disposition Of London to lyy stocks here.
II was evident that more cheerful view taken
in foreign quarters Of the Chinese situation. and
British consols hardened shade in spite II the
stifenlng II the London money market. The chief
Influence in turning the tide of sentiment toward
the bear side the acute weakness developed in
sugar and Brooklyn Rapid Transit and In ether
snecialties by sympathy The bears attacked the
Brooklyn stock with great confidence and enooun-
tered little opposition in forcing the price down on
legality Of l0cent fares. After selling at 6ii in the
morning the stock forced down 70 Coz in the
late dealings. The dIop in Sugar extended to over
points and was without special explanation All
Of the gas stocks ac,Itely depressed and de
clines extended from u in Peoples Gas 20 81 in
Brooklyn Union Gas Other notable declines were
Cotton OH preferred and Chicago Greas-wes
preferred on disappointment the failure 20 de
clare dividend the tobacco stocks. General Elec-
trio and New York Air Brake from II 20
The bond market was dun and prices lower
Total sales, par value. $40 5000
United states new Is declined Il in the hid price,
Money and Exchange.
Money call lA@li PER cent last loans. Il per
cent prime mercantile paper 5sais per cent. ster-
lins exchange easy, with actual business in bankers
bills at s4,Seiais 500 for demand. and AT sisita4sii
b s''sn silver ' ec,sesie sSGsi To Ssr "a.
yer. cole: Mexican dollars. i7ic: government bonds
easy; state bonds. inactive railroad bonds. heavy
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PRAISE FOR
THE CHA MBER.

JUDGE NJ. G, BROWN. OF the !
u United States district court OF .
Alaska, addressed the Seattle .
Chamber Of Commerce, May Q, on
local and Alaskan affairs At the .
following meeting OF the Chamber !
a vote OF thanks was rendered him 1.
and transmitted to him at Skag- .
way by Secretary Prosch, whose
letter has been acknowledged un- .
|, der date Of Skagway. June s. as fol- I
. lows:
; Thomas w. Prosch. Esq. secre- .
tary Chamber OF Commerce, Seat :
. tie. Wash.-Dear Sir: Please ac-
cept my thanks for your kind .
words OF appreciation and the cour- :
. teous treatment extended 10 me by ,
your honorable board Your cham .
Der Is engaged In a great work for
: Seattle. and / doubt not that in .
the years to come the people of .
. your growing and prosperous city
: will see around them the results of .
your earnest efforts In their behalf,
. and that your achievements will :
stand as fitting monuments of .
your valuable work
SHOULD I see an opportunity for .
you to advance the interests of
Alaska. shall speedily avail my
! self OF the kindly permission OF .
your chamber to call for aid.
. with distinguished considera-
; ton. am. very respectfully.
M c. BROWN"
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nroceeded ta ~ ~ Pom l.Ien a. aha

ruWeu an additional $ID0 from friends and
proceeded to the Klondike metropolis
she alleges that Immediately upon her
arrival, instead of assuming the burden
OF her support az a good husband should
Campbell set her TO work cooking for
large crew of miners. To this treatment
Mrs. Campbell demurred and returned to
this city TO get a divorce
Judge Jacobs Yesterday granted a do
cree OF divorce to Augusta Capron from
Victor J. Capron, on the ground Of cru
city and incompatibility of temperament.
The couple were married in this county
in December. 1893. The divorce was un-
contested by the defendant, though he
was represented by counsel at the hear
ing He is a practicing physician. who
formerly resided in the Hawaiian Islands
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June n-Ca;tle- Receipts Is 90 head.
Steers, slow TO loo lower. Butchers stock weak TO
loo lower Natives best sale today. three cars
at s. IS; good 10 prime steers. s led5I5; poor 70
medium, 81 5a1s. selected feeders. steady TO weak,
81 i0diss: mixed stockers. iOc lower, s. iaGt; cows
and heiters, s9e5 Is; Gamers. 2seas; bulls w
Best on sale today one car at s. Texas fed
steers, ST. 51d5 - grasseFs g e5ai 3, bulls SGt -
Hogs-Receipts, 81 600 head: TOMORROW. > 90 head
Ten cents lower. closing weak Top S. ~; mixed
and butchers, sos 22!; heavy, SOS 81 light, S SIC
522l
lower Wethers. S575aS.l0; Western sheep. 81 500
S: yearlings S. 2sa5 IS; Western lambs Ssiaf 80
Colorado lambs, clipped. 81; lambs sass.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK Juns Flour Receipts 22.7n
hhs; exports. s65 bhls. Market isc to BIC higher
Minnesota patent. S. 2ssaS.6o; winter straights,
s. l0a3N
Wheat Receipts. 60, 800 bu. Spot dull: No. red
Gle T. O. b.: Sc elevator Options opened strong
aud unsettled with = very good local aud outside
demand. Influenced by unexpected distortion In
English cables and hot weather IN the Northwest
Foreign houses traded on behalf Of both sides
Speculative activity and buliishness continued all
day. winding up with excited demand from
shorts at i@itc net advance, and top for the day
july closed sSc September, SIC December, ssc
Coffee options opened aud closed firm with prices
net unchanged 10 10 points higher Sales Is 800
bags, including July Z 0aaf lsc; September : 800
TSsc; November. 1901 3,c spot Rio. steady.
Sugar-Rsw. Arm refined firm.
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HUSBAND MADE HER WORK,
~fs' eeoraia 4. Campbell wants Di-
N"rec From naaici J. Campbell
tor Altegea Noa-support

.,seefxla A Campbell who alleges that
~ ~ married Daniel J Campbell IN mis-
an IN l'ee"oher, 1884, Yesterday began
salt IN The superior court Tor a livuF.e AZ,
70 ground - nonsuppOrt Mrs Camp
eNsksa that her husband went to
Aesnn CITY in the fall % iSs. ana. after
salhS considerable time tn tao Interior.
W. her the sum ~ Sie0 ;cNpthcr win =
ssSSHsest Thar she iyln him a. Dawson Sh..
.sssas mat, "a the belief that be would
'-FiNF' Der when she inlned him. she Dor
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WARRINGTON. June 20-commander
w. T. Burtwell has been ordered 10 duty
in command OF Puget sound naval station,
Bremerton, Wash. relieving Capt J H.
Coghlan, placed on waiting orders
Commander Il. r Gilmore has been de-
tached from command OF the Luzon AZ
Cavite and ordered home for retirement.
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PIONEERS TO PARTICIPATE.
Fourth Of July Committee de-
sires % Honor the Old
qettlera.

There will be a meeting of pioneers Of
the state OF Washington at the Chamber
Of Commerce AT asao o'clock this afternoon
70 consider the question OF participation
In the coming celebration of the Fourth
OF July at this city.
The pioneers have an invitation from tho
committee, the members OF which desire
10 do especial honor to the first settlers
" the state.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO. June sowheat strong Bar
ley quiet, Oats quiet. Spot quotations were;
Breadstums.
Flour Shipping No. /, aoli; choice. N-01; mill
BARLEY Feed saeeic: brewing T2,arsc
Oats Gray slTtallo; milling. siiossl i2.: red,
N@l.n
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks 1870; wheat ccutals. 4. 100:
barley ccntais. Ls2 oats, centals go; centals
10 Eastern. sacks GOO; potatoes, sacks, 2ss, ;
bran sacks ss2 middlins.. sacks. 400 hay. tons,
$50 wool. bales. lsi: hides. number COO
Produce, Fruits. Etc.
Mills,uns- Middiings. STam: bran. slssn per
I,syzwheat, s. sesleso wvhea. and oss. Sos;
81 5odlo. 50. straw. per bale. 51iec
Po,stoes~Oregon Burbank e5ds5c
Vegetables Silver skin ONIONS, 0z9oc; cucum
aaic Der ID, tomatoes 5Ocasl boS; asparagus. 5ocd
si75; oranges. navels. slds5o: Mexican lines. Aa
40 common California lemons, 81; choice Cali,
apples. s. SOFAS 90
Butter Fancy creamery. 10000; do seconds. $40
is,c: fancy dairy i7slsc do seconds. Isaissc
Cheese-New, Sic: Young America. 98Gl0c; Eastern
le,eflTc
Eggs Store. istalaic fancy ranch. iTic Eastern
lsaisc.
Poutryrurkey gobbler,. ssisc; turkey hens lla
f2c old ROSTERS SNa. Young BOOSTERS. 81 SOFAS 20
small broiler.. t7saa as large hroers 6 so9as 50 ;
flyers. ssoai hens. si@+so; old ducks. 81 5nai 50
geese. SlalS.
Wool and Hops.
Wool. sprng-Neyada. lSdl5c Eastern Oregon
ioltl5c. valley Oregon isQf2oc Northern lambs 100
i2c mountain lambs. saioe: San Joaquin plains
saioc; Humboldt and Mendocino. l2alie.
Hops-lses CROP ii@lsc.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat, strong December. Sl%; May. sl2; cash
Np2t
Barley-No sales.
corn-Large yellow. siissli7a
e % e
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TO SHIP WASHINGTON BERRIES.
Grent Northern Express Company
Puts ON New Refrigerators.

The Great Northern Express Company
has this year carried q large quantity OF
strawberries to the Eastern market. While
In years past few shipments were made
they were not of any great amount
This years business, il is said however
marks an epoch In the conquest OF trans
portation difficulties In the past the
great trouble has been in getting the ber-
RES TO market In good condition. Preserv-
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alton In ice proved 10 be not adapted to
this particular fruit. This year the com
pany tried the dry air refrigerator plan.
II has proved highly successful In the
future this VIII be tho method of shipment
and there IL every indication the business
VIII be large enough to warrant the cx-
pense the company has gone TO.
large number OF letters have been
received by the company stating that the
berries arrive In 81. Paul and Chicago in
prime condition and are the best in the
market - ~
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ST, PAUL. MINI. June 2o.-The Great
Northern today sent out large number
o. settlers, who have taken land In Idaho
Washington and Oregon. The morning
overland coast train was sent out In
two sections every car in each section
being heavily loaded The settlers were
all or a very desirable Glass
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THE WEATHER.
MARINE NEWS.

P0RTLAND-Cleared. June % Ger 81 Nesais
for Queenstown, with in.33 bushels wheat
NANAIMO- Sailed. June %. str Ttsnia. for San
Francisco. Afrired. June 30 EtT MineOla from
san Francisco.
ErgEkA-AIrived. June 10. str Del Norte. from
Coos bay
HOQutAM- Arrived June "a, schr Laura NAV.
schr Occidental. bktn Arago. from Gan Frsnfisco
for Ahcssen.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed, Jnne 90 str wsBa
Walla for Victoria Arrived June % s,t Empire
from Coos bay.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, June % -Wheat-CarEocs passage
51s and steady: cargoes Waa Wslla, 2as ID English
country markets partially 6s.
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Tickets good fer sixty dAyA
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NEW YORK.

Silver bars. 60lc; Mexican dollars, isIei9c. Drafts
Sight. Ice; telegraph, lT!c.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

~ was dull on Western avenue today. The in
cessant fan OF rain kept buyers indoors. except
when something bad 10 be purchased to I'll up the
stocks The rainy weather Of the past few days
has played havoc with the berries, for they
soft and win not keep Strawberries dropped from
80 to SIS crate owing to the poor demand.
Raspberries. that had been firm in quality up
TO the present time showed signs of softness al
though the price remained At $50 The first
Black Caps Of the season reached the market today
and were held at s5.T5 crate They could not be
called first class because they extremely small
New cabbage came in deluge. the local product
competing with that Of California at a uniform
price Of S15 per 100 pounds. Oregon peaches
are arriving. as we'll Washington plums and april
cots, ard they are held az an even 81 a box
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
Seattle

Seattle, June %, 1900.
Exchanges az the Seattle Tacoma Spokane and
Portland clearing houses today were
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as7 scaRsnBRHoRs 50.
bsopKLYn,
November. ;, issS.
7 have both used aud
prescribed Abisrys Salt
with satisfactory frsnlts.
IL - a torye regulator
and. when needed. 10 Ia
50, a laxative aud Ia ter.
vuns or excited euus,i.
tons = ifsBqaiitser Z
shall continue 20 PRE-
Acnbe your 9ah aud nse
II for myAeii,
Very truly yoars.
JAMS !. WATSON, Md.
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ITs 4 SO wela.Auseriean for So 50 ROW
~ en,uatn0A I'm Second avenue
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Arc You Going East.
The Northern Pacific makes special
rates on June - and %. For particulars
Can At n p. city or depot ofnte
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. 70 .
SAN FIR ANCIsCO.
sterling Exchange.

Sterling on London. sixty days. siss.; sterling
London, sight, Assl.
I'M m
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. June 3.-The wheat market Il
steady but the advance has been checked by in
creasing freight rates Walla Walls, &c. valley.
5Ss5sc. blHestem, Sc.
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n. p. ]. r.soHAap,
Brooklyn, ". ". ssatesi
lam extremely pleased
with the results I have
received from Absey's
salt. They certainly are
UP 10 the sta udasd and
do all thar Is required os
them. ] have used osher
Salts, but they cannos
compare nor do they sct
like your Salt"
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uI wnsr corr.
NEW yosE,
October ~. ~
! take pleasure la STAT
ing that ] have used and
prescribed your Haer.
vcsernt salt aud have
found its use beneficial
in cases Of TORPID liver.
] am prescribing II in
cases al general malaiss
with success,
Respectfully.
Ds. ALnssr M'scULLv.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS
SPOKANE.
Mining stocks.

SPOKANE. June 20--The closing bids for mining
sto TODAY were fOlaws.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whest-Exrort. No 1 club. SIC: No. blucstem,
Sc; milling. No. club, SIC; hluestem, Sc
% co %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. June 9-Wheat ilc higher Blue
stem. 2tc; club Sie both for export.
% % %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Washington sentinel., 1900-06-23
Bryan on the Beers;

he speech OF Mr.. Bryan deliV-
cred at Omaha the other daV at
the public reception rendered to
the B, er ENJOYS shows him TO be
a true American. No man in pub
lie lite has shown such sterling
qualities OF noble manhood as he
has during the four wears that have
elapsed since the Democratic party
selected him as its standard bearer
in a campaign which ended in the
election OF the most un-AmeTicsn
President that ever entered the
White House. Bryan and Nc
Kinle" are human antipodes. In
their mental and moral makeup
they are as antagonistIc as they
we'll could be. One would as soon
think of comparing Bavard with
a PecksnIff as comparing the two
men who will be the Presidential
candidates OF the two great parties
at the coming election.
Perhaps we could get no better
measure oi Bryan and Mckinley
Washington sentinel., 1900-06-23
WASHINGTON CITY D. G.. SATURDAY JUNE %. 1900

have established republican
form Of government. The Repub-
lies OF the Transvaal and Orange
Free State, instead Of having to
fight for their existence, would
have eventually developed into a
general Republic embracing the
entire oil South Africa. Free in
stltutions would have been the
order of the day. Russia would
have been confined to its icy lair,
until thawed into harmony by con-
tact with free institutions.
But all that has been tempor-
arily set back by the medieval and
reactionarv course OF Mckinley,
acting under the influence OF Eng
land not the England OF Gladstone,
Morley, Bryce and Labouchere,
but the stupid and brutal and vim
dictive and narrow minded and
short sighted England Of Sails
bury and Chamberlain. But alter
the Fourth OF March next, under
the humane and progressive Adj
ministration of William J Bryan,
the right will triumph. and the
present carnival OF corruption and
slaughter will give way to an era
OF purity and peace.
Washington sentinel., 1900-06-23
Won't Appear in the PLATFORM,

The plank in the Philadelphia
platform claiming that Mr.. Nc
Kinley's war in the Philippines Is
lover" will not contain these facts,
printed in an Administration organ
last Monday:
can official bulletin states that
the American losses during the
week were four killed and twenty
wounded. The rebels lost one
hundred and twenty killed and
sixtY-three captured. including
three officers"
Fifteen hundred recruits Tor the
regular army in the Philippines
are now being enlisted and assem-
bled in New York Harbor and
Columbus Barracks, Ohio. to sail
on the two new government trans
port steamships Buford and Kill
patrick about Nov. l."
"The sailing of the transport
Thomas from San Francisco with
recruits for Manila was reported
in a telegram this morning from
Gen. Shalter."
A New York officer Of the reg
ular army writes to a friend il
Rochester that "eVery town mol
held becomes a headquarters Ioi
insurgents. To hold all the town!
and to supply the gaps caused bS
sickness would require a force o
2oo, ,ooo."
Resolutions do not alter facts.