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The sun., 1900-09-19
Mabel Paige az the Academy.

Every body's favorite, Mabel Paige,
with the Southern Stock Co, in her sup
port, with repertoire ofexeellent plays,
lots of special scenery and a round of
clever specialties, is the attraction which
will occupy the Acacemy Of Music Tor a
week commencing next Monday. Miss
Paige is fortunate this season in having
secured only plays tnat have a strong
plot, plenty Of heart interest, and lots Of
clear, wholesome comedy. j he opening
bill will probably be the beautiful scenic
production, "The Captains Mate,' and
during the engagement, "The Clipper" +"
Tom Sawyer, Brand OF Cain, 'Pris-
oner Of Algiers," "Pearl Of Savoy" and
''Tne Country Girl" will be presented.
Plenty of musical specialties are prom
ised during the week, and ii the com
pany is as excellent as the press OF other
cities state, there is little doubt but thai
the standing room sign will be in evi
dence all week. Matnees will be giyer
cy4ry day except Monday. Popula
prices will prevail during the engage
ment.
The sun., 1900-09-19

Of last Friday ald was sgain
ignorcd
Since that meeting there has beon a
great deal Of criticism Of the corgres-
sionaE nomination that was effected at
that tane. III addition it has been cur
rcntly reported that Tn Ball did not
want the nomination and does not in
tend to retain it; that personal reas ms,
which M. Ball ms frankly expires scd,
not only prevents his acceptance of the
Office. but makes dim an unfit candidate
for the II 5mination These things were
all presented to tie comlIittee yesterday
and were given the fullest and m"st
thorough discussioa and consideration,
ana in view of the. ncces .sty OF a spe sly
and amicable settlement df the ticket is
sue-a speedy, permanent settlement Of
. that issue, the [ .aion Republican StSte
Committee. after ratifying the nomiua-
ton of John Hum for governor andt 7.
| l.. Cannon for lieutena at governor de-
cided that Ii would be better to leave the
| congressional nonanatiO A. "pel" ana Sui'-
| iect to later decision, ttian to select n
candidate ghnt would nod'he acceptalAeto to
all the Republican v5ters. With this
view. however, il seemed wise not topas'
the natter over Dy II r4ere drclnat an ol
the proposition to h@minnEe DIR Ball
and it was. decided to namn five or SIS
prominent citizens Of this city, amoni
whom, in the judgement 81 the commit
tee candidate coIld be foulh VIII
would be acceptable to the whole bod
luf Republican voters. 1t was in tla
spirit aud for this purpose that the Goa
nittee named: William s. Iliflcs. IIai
ace Greedy Knowles, J. Ernest Snitl
William I.awtop. 5, Rodman Smith an
Washington Hastings.
The sun., 1900-09-19
Charles Dickson Coming.

In addition to a most excellent com
pauy Of players, the "NIistakes VIII
lIpppn' Company numbers among its
members both thoroughbred dog and Il
trained rat. At the first performance
vriheh the company gave there was also
i horse but he proved to be more Of a
nuisance dian 4 benefit ana 50 was cut.
ihc rat was trained by Mr.. Dickson,
lud many q weary hour he spent upon
it~ education 1t is an ordinary brown
rat. but the way it runs across the sta%o
nj lis cues is most remarkable. The
Ipug has but really ono funny character.
/ istic, aud that is lie cannot abide in "a
-maIl house. When ho makes his lu-
I trance il tho arms of IImIy AEcl'ae
4 Webster, il tho house be filed not Il
sound escapes him, Int on the other
hand, ii there chance 10 lie many yH-
Jcat Seats he lifts his voice and tries in
lis doggiSh way To toll the people what
he thinks. Tho cngagement Of mis-
itaLcs Will Happen" which win be at the
Grand Opera House ON Tuesday. Sep
tembcr 25 win be most important ono
10 lovers of farcical comedy, for the
rlay has been the laughing success OF
tho past two seasons and it is presented
hy Il company of whose excclllcnce there
can he no doubt. Charles Dickson i,
Of collusc, the shining light of the or
eanization, and besides this favoritC
comedian the company includes Alma
Witsell. Nell McEwcn, Coralyn Maxwell
Katc Rnnstcan. David Con~or. Harry
''h''"" N'.'.tnr. F;'rtcr T. Wnnvor anf
William Wcbh. II is dorbtfu il bet
ter company of fun makers was eve
gotten together. Mistakes Will Hap
pen is n most amusing farcical comedy
telling a funny story and full of situa
tions and complications that are ridicu
lous in the extreme. The production i
under the management of George Ho
mans.
The sun., 1900-09-19
sar.l cnwellc,IaHne.

safah Cowcil /. Moyne, Tie latest auc-
cessiul star under the management ol
i.jrbler aud o., beral her stage career
as gin III A. NJ. rafe''s famous Union
square Stock Co. katHing lrom this she
q voted herself 10 dunalc reading aud
fulfilled lei Early pfauHse by returning
tothe stage two Seasons ago, finished
sftist. Her tiiump- IN The Moth anc
tha Flame" and Catherine" prepared
he way for her stellar advent IN "IhC
Greatest Thing in the World q power
iul new play, which she presented sue
cessiuly for three months last sIring
Resuming her tour, Mrs. LeMoYne vii
appear here at tine Grand Opera Hous
Monday, Sept. II.
The sun., 1900-09-19
Decided Hit.

The Snow and Heron Stock Company
has made a decided hit at the Grand
Opera House and Manager Baylis can
ook for crowded houses for the rest OF
Tie week. "Quo Nadis" the great relig-
ious meodralna, was produced last night
before crowded house. a caIeiI and
artistic perform Ance was gwen. Nlnrti-
mer Snow was seen as Marcus \ Nniaus;
Edward ]. Heron rs CAilo, and Miss
Matie Choate as Lygia, the ChList4n
maiden, This afternoon Fur Love Of a
| Woman" Will bs produced ana tonlghi
the great nei0diama land el the l.iy
! -.
The sun., 1900-09-19
Over the Fence.

"Over the Fence" the funniest OF jarce
comedies, will come to the Academy Of
Music tomorrow night FOR three nights
and two matinees. The company is one
II unus al strength and includes num-
Der OF specialties Of the highest class.
Seats for any OF the performances OF
cover the Fence" are now on sale.
The sun., 1900-09-19
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

The action of the Union Republican
State Committee in declining to endorS"
the nomination of DR.. L. II. Ball, for
the Republican Congressional nomlna-
tion had been sufficiently fore-shadowed
by popular sentiment to forc-stall any
surprise on disappointment upon the
part OF the Republicans Of this city and
county. The announcement that Dr,
Ball had been endorsed by the "Regu-
lar" State Committee for that position
was received with doubt ana distrust
and the .ReguIar" Republicans We're
the FIRST M voice thoir dissati.ractinn III
Union Republicans In Ball could MT he
anythi+ else thn ua-adsfartor1 en-
siG.iag II situdr toNra Il
b- pI. r,#iAe avt " eN-
an,@H uA0o
Stno ho auau of ha
q Lht ae1ias III lt. .!,-
COMMITTEES, FL Da
tncr. de@lop. @
opposition NJ .e
I'LL tA. rl5l
ground a nHa
uored ie cs
ignored d eiae
State Cp,ie
Opera IIaY,4 thi
gate cic A6
only cofa7.t n aus
tho cougr ioHal
jcct Of Dat c.nt,
congressional t4Ma
The movement wa
the poll. an5 ii
caucus, IS r,iaaa
ence te uc iraiti
nomination 81 y etaH aoa 'A
city. Th fant WAS Ignores p@
ventior Sew ea-te aolHt
the 44h45uataaia
been efr,u mecaf4U.a
not p9t9uialy slaete D't
was claimed thiu tao .eael lon
mation W na h@ h
delegate, hd retired
that ih, 0nr aHe rs pt
Nho N nut a.ca -e
conyen nd tAot t9 .Ia
woes tdc ieHl
sioaal te lHh @
caujt'aa 81 di+-ati tm lfc in
TbU u1Jitm Wei. aiaGe asa h
thu ic-uIn" St Caa4tt W
vi-ng ha wmt 81 thc convention, /
corded th saborar candidate
Kmt nS ID thc selection If ~
Iqnu lh. Now Castla county cln
for yhe -uueuatGid nomination ii
bean antialr n Wilmington claim
force of which WAS the ract that Il
Republican CITY has never been rep
serted ia the gubrrnatorial chair, u
hU very seldom hccn honored with
nomination for chat office. The sctt
lncul of the gubcrnatorial nominate
srtttai il Is .avr urw aay a
new forr y thr cinnl that had b,
nade, and Immediately The people v
had originally worked 10 secure
congressional nomination renewed th
efforts, The matter was presented
The Regular" State Committee at
The sun., 1900-09-19
nEIAWAIlM nlAL.InN.

For New Cassie. n I'll, 3o3, i39,
and G.5s p, IN. weo' da.,
For Lcwes and Eeholoth, SIG a. M,
1.39 p. m, weekdays
For Dover, HaiTmst.n au} polmar,
S,1&, 11.tG .. m. 4Sa, e.5S, ana 12.11 ,. N.
Sundays, 1911 p nj.
For Wyoming and way stations, 500
=. N. weekdays,
Express for Cape Charles, OH Point
Comfort, ana Norfolk HOG n. M week
DAYS and 12.11 night daily.
The sun., 1900-09-19
Is rnnaNln--a LrlrRI.ssIoN.

i M aleed4 ha 9nated iu ilis
lHia# opinion thaf
t 81 or Nd oo ha<ty
y aa the political
oa. Ilo H y oar riienls
iau a n il ipu or the
.ltar @ ftna W Friday
fal, Hl ,ne up5 The
Union EWtiAol bocaus, 81 an i'm
prcs-ion iut icy mall Fl Doyrr Oh
I'riday. was iailt mcetH4 ii tia two
State ConmittcS. or of the two execu-
tive committees. Il was nothing of the
kind Tie Union Republicans who We're
here were there attending 10 their own
business ana not ~ agents o. representa-
tives o. the Union i'pah,ign parity.
II n1. eu'ra.s rlu.tci and spread
over The State that members of Tho
Union Republican STATE Committee,
speaking authoritatiyely had accepted
the action of the Dover conference as
final, and had declared that the Union
Republican State Committee would en-
The sun., 1900-09-19
FOR THE SnTTH

Southern Railway.-EXpress 6.46 p. M,
daily, sleepers to Port Tampa, Augusta,
Memphis, and New Orleans; 1876 p. M,
daily, slcepers TO New Orleans, Memphis,
Nashville, via Ashcvlle and Hot
Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line. Express 1918
p. m, daily, sleepcrs to Charleston,
Jasksonville Port Tampa, and Macon;
1.O5 a. IN. daily sleepcrs to Rchmond
and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake X Ohio Railway s.11 p.
m. daily, dining ear, and siceprrs to
Cincinnati.
Seahoard Air ine-Eypross 4.35 a
m. daily, slcepels Il lark,ruville; 400 p
m. daily, slecpcrs to Atlanta and Tampa
The sun., 1900-09-19
As TO THE PHILIPPINES.

As TO THE PHILIPPINES.
And think not 10 say within your-
selves, We have Abraham to our
father Holy writ.
Modern Dmocratic pharisccs are fond {
Of claiming jefferson for their father and
are continually quoting from his writ
ings to prove the terrible political sin in
what they call expansion. The people
who never could understand, Or who af-
fectcd 70 not understand, that the term
"all mon are born free" included black
men, are just now terribly in earnst over
Il liberal application of the idea that the
powers Of government must only be eX-
ercisrd with and by the consent of the |
governed, to the Philippines. They can
readily see that black American citi-
zens who have knowledge and appreci-
alton Of the methods and value of self
government are not fitted for it, but can
nor see why the Filipinos with no know
ledge Of governmental methods except it
is those Of tyranny, are not emincntly
fitted for its grave and responsible duties
D and presume upon the authority of Icf-
e ferson to arragn the present Admins
+ tration and the Republican party for VIC
+ lating the code IF jefferson.
a Governor Roosevelt in his letter ac-
Y ceptng the Republican vice presidential
@ nomination. turns the table upon these
d people as follows:
+. The parallel between what jefferson
! did with Louisiana ana what is now be
ng done in the Philippines is exact. JEFF
=" fprSon, the author Of the Declaration Of
- Independence, and Of the "consent Of the
70 governed" doctrine, saw no incongrllty
+, betwrcn this and the establishment If a
government on common ScnSe grounds in
thn u"w territory; and he rallied vt Tho
VS. ier fyr n impossible Application oi
principle. ~aFiu-, iii language whel
\ at tln s att da2 applies 10 the silua'
i I'hlinpuas without IN,
"laseA Il IS arFHsR
fal4v citizens M,
:saaie I'D u, r-.ovcrumcut a,
SOMA ufrat h"Ia- lh1m
0 Iriui5 ua
ne. ila NJ
,ts a'l H. intro
h -it9y. bnt oul.
ieelGn fit for il
1A- :, iu-t the pole
naA lu no parl o
aan Nas camplat
III t.r uuu
Ha W IL thr Il
rt gft been ntrC
cnntWry hG
taI =nt I'll ii
la.i.m reservation
r 81 t3r aggregate u
tlo Philippines IL
uerur vGr Followed IL
~ Offc In,l tle civilia
t# ia- atlthoriir withot
' = eh-ntt or he governed
W. f..a1 II thr philiPpin,
i4 taa uA 4-c n@l'i9u. tlEiug cac
vn -tep 81. il becomes dcsilmbl
'A @crmuelatiu2 III" diails of oi
hl R.o1 " taa t@uial l.ed Of ihc stu
BHt a- -da a- The presont rcv,
rlt d5wu ana order abl-hod,
still nrduliadlr ba e f. Give
ir d las,r of sclf-e6
aua thH oilialy ga
IN, NJ aame ' --HomHf to Q
~ Democratic mairdin2 tlem
..I 1 faiiI, or @ wttn them .ly,
"A. .}re 'u Ief' o0r s50lor.
The sun., 1900-09-19
'NllIlE.

NGllGE-'N ld Wr seItulc II, 1900,
n lenlh atlret Bldga viii hc c.o.od I the pub
ietfaNel, a, tnr con'taet, wine mluenro york
% the new stctl bt lge al rhit ii1nu. By ordtr
ui the Bridge Committee
J.J.GALLAGUEE chairman
The sun., 1900-09-19
Scientific PaImist.

lSCIENTlFIC PIANIST. Mrs Adams roaa.
kCyour entire life Ny power is unsuTpasssd
Cali and be convinced take no money until
I'rlecI!y satisfied. Ohieu No COG L. lIth ST
The sun., 1900-09-19
Migca!laReo8g.

"A ANT IEp-A position us hou,cEenter for
Nottingham wtnaut cUilGrcn. Ofees 10
Ia Ae e0ic oiur gsu lcmru's s.rudu=r G.,}Ns.
@s.p- sd 2-nd st,
IA EANlED- 81 kuD. .a. I...g5 -,,,-hs
s0ltsud cXtra. a III "N"eH''
Z. VI ~ti Ha Ne F,e-j.il s.,..1.,,,+
l. !s,;.s Si.z - o&Ash @eunJToys
safe Rel Ue .a #rb.. .. .
l,-ltir ~ ~ 'ui J aides n
.sisr Cler.icsi CG.
taiIsdn Pa
The sun., 1900-09-19
Gasoline Stoves.

s~OLlNE STOVES REPAIRED. GAso
y dne, . gal. 70 cents. New Gasoline stoves and
'@ rs Se!d and rented. Nickitss Blue Flame
WI ~, ,tnXe, NJ, HUTCHINSON,
Ivy l-@ p Slh ~. between King ana French SITS
The sun., 1900-09-19

E& 4, 49, lEtcmnAo 4e icr
Al#-s. ~ f. l- @rGag5,'= 'lz'.g.i in
'N1daH 's'l WV. La.l h1is ll NJ iel-
a"+ %. l''l eugg, ssia 5A.a t5i,H Hl he
!4'I l"4. .1ii.tss 4au u Mcys.
The sun., 1900-09-19
NAMAlOAps.
PfANsYlyAAiA RAILkJAN.
PnILAnnaYHIA WETMINGToN

pHILAnGhSHIA. yEELATINGTON
AND BALTIMORE r. L.
Schedule IN effect September 8, 1900.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia tcNpressJ, l.5I, 1902.
42O, go, 742, 80, $50, a55, 9.S5, 9.55,
10.11, 1852, 1l.22, 11.32. 11.i5 Il. m, xl216,
197, 300, 311, ASS, 5O7, COZ, $50, 6.59,
Ill, 1906, and 9.16 p. III.
Accommodation, Clio, 7,1o, S14, 11.0S a.
m, 1890, 2.32, 400, 5,26, and 1O.4S p. m.
For Chestar (expressJ, 1.57, 40, $50
7.42, 7.50 $50, $50, 10l1, 11.22, 11.S2, 11.45'
a. M, 1877, 300, ass, 6.O7, $50, and 900
p. III.
] Accommodation 61O, 10, S.14, 11.OS a.
m, 1890, 2.32, 400, 5.26, go, and 1O.43
y. m.
For New Xork Through oxpress), 1.57,
3.O2, 9.95, dining carr, 9.55, 1852, 11.45
4 a. M, X12.16 dining carr, 1.37(dining carr
s.11, 6.07, 1920 dining carr, I'll, and 9.16
tp. m, connecting via Broad Street Sta
tion, Philadelphia, 4.2O, $50, 71O, 7.50,
$50, 1O11 10.52 a. M, 1920, 1.S7. 2.S2
ALL, 4.56, 5.97, d,67, 6.59, 9.16, and 1O.43
HI. IN.
/ For Bosto0 without change, 1902 a. M.
and Ill p. n.
| For Newark Center and intermediate
bstatons. 7.a7, Il. m. and 6.36. .. III.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.35, 500,
t9.1O. 10.1S, and Hop a. M, 1906. 1913,
kills, 1.5O, s51, 400, 52S, +61O, GAG, 1903,
7.36, S.11 p. m, and los night.
| Baltimore and intermediate stations
| 300, 445, s.57 D. m, 12.1S night.
! Leave Philadelphia, Bread street, foi
! Wilmington (exprcssl. 3.iq, 7.20. 7.25
| S.32. 1929. 11.23 a. m,Nlg3j, l.l3, 2.2G
3.i3, 3.29, 3.5S, 4.01, AL, sos, 5.a4, 5.59
sos, 6.2o, $50, 7S1, 11,2G, l1,2S p. m. an,
1920 nigAt.
Accommodation C.Sl, Zs9, 912, 1886 q
IN, 1.23. sos, 4.Oi, 4.44, 6.27, S.SS, 1922
ana lies p. nj.
For Philadelphia CeSpressl, 1,57, 2,02
4.20, $50, 955, 9.55, 1852, 11.45, a. NJ
1877, 400, ass, 6.o7, III, 9.O6, and 81
p, N.
Accommodation, no, $40 a. M, 12.14
200, 400 SIC, 7.2S, ana 1913 p. IN.
For Chester (express), 1.57, 4.20, S.5i
9.35, 11.45 a. m, 1.37, 800, 4.5S, 6o7, an
9.O6 ,. m.
: 2.O@ 400, 5.26, 7.2S, and 1O.43 p. m.
For New York Through e1press), 1.5'
S.o2, 9.S5 dining carr, 9.55, 10. 50, 11.4
a. m, 1.S7 dining carr, 800, 6.O7, *6.2
dining carr, TIT, 9.16 p. m, connectin
via Broad Street Station, Philadelphi;
4.20, 7.10, $40 a. m, 1.S7, 800, 400, AS
!. 6.07, III, and 10.43 p. m.
= For Boston, without change, 7.17 p. n
Baltimore and Washington, 4.S5, so
), 10.1S a. m, 1905, 1918, $50, 3.51, 40
5.23, "6.1O, 6.46, 7.S6, S11 p. M, and Ii
night.
Baltimore and intermediate station
5.57 p. IN, 1918 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. f
Wilmington (expressl, $50, 72O, H.
l1.SS a. m, 1.1S, S1S, S29, 4.41, sos, SO
i 6.55, 7.3l, S.35, 11.26, 11.2S p. m. and IL.
night.
Accommodation SS5 9.12 1O.35a. n
1890, 2S2, 6.1S, S.3S, and 1922 p. IN.
The sun., 1900-09-19
~ Rent.
anlIll.

TNHE ieENt 6tacy taers si.i t,aee Coo,
lAala a, tn, truta i Wilson -.s,
The sun., 1900-09-19

C9 Congressional Lim FNpreys.
MI Nest.hnle naglor Ca 1ising
,ar, Np extra idte otAHr t'.a he usual
Pullman ehgrses
!, W i.linltgd lApfeNs, Nut lc Parlor
Cars. Ncstibule Passengo. hes, and
Dining Car. No extra rar
The Wilmington Truu- Comp9nv
VII sail for and check 4c from
hotels ara residences.
For further Information yscnrers
are referred 10 the ticket aeaat at the
station. '''e
j. B. HUTCHINSON, ]. Il. WOOD
Gen. Mgr. Gen. pass Ac+
The sun., 1900-09-19
UlIlod States I0teI

Mrs G. E. Doellbol oroprie.
tress. Nos. 8, 5 and , French
street. Lunch cafe an5 saloon
attached. Lunch eve Satnr. :
day night.
The sun., 1900-09-19
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET
STATION, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR TIL, WEST.

$50 a. m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis.
Dining carr
1925 4. III. daily for Pittshurg and Chi
cago. (No coaches to pittshurgl, Lin
tied 70 two Buffet parlor Cars
1920 p. IN. daily, Limited" Pittsburg,
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, o""i 2
natl, Louisville, and st. Lou
ing Cara
1925 p m. daily, pittsburg al
land.
4So p. m. daily, Pitlsburg Ci
Nashville via Cincnatn, il
apolis, and st. Louis. DINING CarD
SIS p. N. daily, Pittsburg Columbus,
indianapolis, Louisville, aud ST. Louis.
S,50 y. M daily. l'itGhurs ana Chicago,
for Toledo, except SaturdlN
11.00 ,. III. daily piitslar@ Cincinnati
and Cleveland
11,2O p n, daily, Pinshurs and Chicago;
daily for KuaE5ille, yia : il .nloal
Valley Route; for Clcveaui except
Satmdag
The sun., 1900-09-19
Help Wanted.

A GENTS wANTED-FoR GALVESTON.
N the Horrors Of al stricken City" py Murat
Halstead-a fearful trle oi a bpautcous city
swept into the sea. Demand nollnuus. SFlen-
did book. only 81 30 Agents selling from 10 to
100 daily, and clearing from So to SO daily.
bonanza for Agents. OnlS endorsed book.
Freight paid, Credit given Outfits free, Send
six twocent STAMPS for postage. Big commits
sions. Send for outfit and tcTitar, today THE
DOMINION COMPANY Dcpt A., CHICAGO
T AIDES TO WORK AT HONihi sGler week
4 no canyassing, work sent plelaid. send
stamped adde,s.i enYelope for sample and
4 Fhiludc! hiA, ia
+ Eswt eundi.
4 e." .
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-09-07
A Nebrnskan on Dryan.

1.-THE greatest mistake Bryan ever
made" says Ex-Governor James E.
Boyd of Nebraska, and the only Demo-
cratic executive the state ever had,
was to require the Kansas City con-
vention to reiterate the 16 to l silver
free coinage plank. He emphasized 1t
beyond all others, thus doing what the
Republicans would have him do. 1t
will cause Bryan's defeat under heavier
majorities than were given four years
ago. 1t was sheer idiocy. Money was
never so plentiful and the interest rate
never so low. Prices of farm prod
ucts were never better, and the produc-
ers are getting gold money for their
products. Prosperity, everywhere In
evidence, cannot be talked down. 1t
may not be due to Mckinley, but 1t IS
possible under the policy for which NC
Kinley stands"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-09-07
Horse Sense In Iowa.

IInon the occasion OF recent visit to
Iowa | asked a farmer In an interior
county what the people of Iowa intend
ed to do at the next presidential e'ec-
ton, and his answer was as follows:
WAL. never argue politics, and
never did. but II give man 1oo
and he does his work well. what's thH
Use OF turning him off ayd getting n
new man? Now McKinley does his
work right up 70 the haI(le, and no
man could have done it better, though
I didn't have no part In putting him
there. SO what's the sense in turning
him out and putting a new man in his
place?
"He made a lot of promises about
good times, and can't see as he over
stated the facts. either, fol- certainly
the times have been laundering good.
there's no denying that.
Now Bill Bryan comes II ound here
telling the boys il they didn't elect
him the country would 60 a. HI. and
be quick about it. Pears like Bill
cldn't know what he was talking about
or was lying-llkely the latter. Guess
we can spare Bill spell yet, so he can
get his picture took. Maybe he'll learn
something If he hangs around the
house and keeps his head cool out
there in Nebraska. If he runs agin
you can easy get the fool census by
counting his vote. He reminds me OF
a mule owned once-the only time he
used his head was at dinner time
rest of the time he was hunting around
to find something to kick at. McKin-
ley will go back for another term, least
wise, that's what the neighbors say,
and I'm likewise. w. c. H., in New
York Sun.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-09-07
Lover. Mistaken Ambition.

The czarina, in consequence of her
beauty, had many admirers when she
was simply Princess Alix of Hesse, and
although some of them were of high
degree, whom she might have married
had she so chosen. others occupied less
important positions, but were infatu-
ated to the same extent. Among the
latter was young Hamburg merchant,
who thought his wealth would enable
him to marry the lady he admired, but.
as subsequent events proved. he was
mistaken. He transferred his business
to others. and set to work to win the
hand of the princess, but soon dis
covered how futile his efforts were
when her betrothal to the present car
of all the Russias was announced. Aft
er her marriage he went to st. Peters.
burg with the characteristic impulse
OF a lover, and, through the instrument
tally of a powerful and influential
friend, obtained position in the en-
peror's body guard. Whether he ever
realized his folly or not is unknown,
but It is quite certain OF all tine czar's
soldiers none has served him so faith
fully as he who unsuccessfuliy, and in
all ignorance. tried TO rival him 10
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