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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-03

NEW YORK, Aug. Another dull stock
market with an irregular price movement
prevailed today. There was continuance
of the cheerful feeling in money circles
abroad, but the Bank of England did not
increase its rate of discount above the
per cent minimum that has prevailed for
several weeks. The open market exhibited
apparently slightly harder tone, with no
indications OF relaxation.
The proportion of the Bank of England's
reserve to liability is $3.50 per cent, against
1878 per cent last week, and compares
with a decline from 1929 per cent to 1873.
per cent in the corresponding week last
year. In this market money continued I'M
changed and the banks since last Friday
have gained almost 100000 in their Sub
Treasury operations, due largely to Gov
eminent interest disbursements, thus fore
shadowing a further Improvement in the
position Of the banks on Saturday.
The most important news development
bearing OF the stock market was the &C
tion of the Baltimore and Ohio directors
declaring 4 dividend OF per cent on its
common stock to be paid in two SEMI
annual installments.
The street WIS disposed to make Light
Of the reports of a new sugar war, but
the competition in the iron and steel trade
continued to he regarded with something
like dismay. There is such a confllct OF
opinion regarding the outlook that prom
ises are no longer reflected in the market
for steel stocks That the situation is
decidedly unsettled regarding competition,
prices. and wages is undoubtedly true
Steel and iron contracts made at higher
prices are now said to be causing friction.
Pig iron manufacturers and the large
combinations are failing to agree. Steel
bars are at the lowest price in two years.
There was an irregular opening in the
market with Baltimore and Ohio ! per
cent higher and fractional improvement IN
a few leading railroad shares. Heaviness
was noted in steel and iron stocks, while
Continental Tobacco was weak on liquida-
tioa Of q moderate volume. American
Tobacco declined in sympathy. Sugar
Refining advanced one point on moderate
buying Local fractions were strong.
The trading. participated in by few
stocks. was very light and professional in
tone. Before the noon hour the early
gains, where they had been made, were
shaded end the market became extremely
dull. Baltimore and Ohio common lost its
early gain en- the dividend announcement
p7oat-taking sales resulting in decline
Of two points. The remainder OF the list
became heavy in sympathy. with the mar
ket fiat and uninteresting.
London transactions did not exceed 1900
shares and the buying on balance was
nominal in the afternoon dealings the
only stock which showed any signs OF
activity WAS Union Pacific. II had many
friends among the room traders who bid
a. ~, zhova 70 Tho remainder Of the fist
was neglected officers Of the Continental
Tobacco Company denied any intention to
reduce the dividend. Baltimore and Ohio
common was heavy on profit taking Penn
sylyania was offered down. Ine closing
Was dull and STEADY.
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p-sYI,, ,t nrirhton Re,cb

BRIGHTON BEACH. Aug. Result, Of today
races:
First race-Ior three ear-olds and howard
nadons; six fuilons..-Knight Of Rhodes (slsck)
6 to 5. won; CyTano (Jenkins), to 5, second
Staples (NeiD 30 to ], third Time, l:1S 5.
Second race-For twoyear-oids; selling; nv,
iurlongs-Ahout (Sl7cl0. u to !, won; Fraai
Hall (liausoD to 2, Eecond; Edg.d-ld WED
corstrsnd). to I, third Tine, 1901 3-5.
Third raee-The Rising Generation Stakes; fo
tuo-yeaT olds, six iurlonIs-AlI Green (Ciawson)
to 5. won; Outlander (Spencer), 9 to 5, second
Time /: IA S-5.
Fouiih race-For two-year-od.; selling; fv'
iurlomg.- Princess Evelyn CWedder.;randJ, &c
g. won; Amen (Slaek) 90 2, second; Wa
rsntcd Qpangman). 30 TO l. third. Time. l:0l 4-3
Fifth racc-TEe Glen Cove Handicap; for three
year-old.; one and one-sixteenth miles.-Morley
(Wedderstrsnd), TO l, Won; David Garrick
(spencor), 4 TO 5. second; Big Gun (Slack), Is tG
!, third. Time, l:45 rs.
Sixth ract-For two-year- olds; selling; i've fur
longs-Priuce., Ottillis (Nedderstrand), TO 2
won; Balloon (BookeO 5 to l, second; Petra Il
(Henry), 10 5, third. Time, l:ol is.
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Fancywood, 115; Regea, Barbara NJ. liz; Tele-
phone Girl, 40; Mintaa, Ellis GLENN, Watita,
Fredoin, Tootsie Green, los.
Fourth race-For thTee-year ODDS and upward;
one mile-Hard Knot lI2; Dssoluts, Il0; Lucky
Monday, 100; Nobemsn, 1o7; Star Chamber, 1O5;
Eta. 05.
Filth rsce-For four-year-olds and upward; one
miie.-Pin3S Coat, ia; Cambrian, 1l2; Livadia,
Boney Boy, 100; Imp. Mint Sauce, l04.
Sixth race-FOr three-year-0ids and upward;
selling; mic and one furlong.-Henry C.,
III; Warrior, Iii; jve Shelby. The Devil, 1G;
Barton, Hose, Dad Stee.e, 1Ol Senator Thompson,
90; Mss Liza, Our Ida, RosSvannah, 81.
Seventh race-For three ear-olds and upward;
selling; one mile ard furlong.-San Yenado.
III; Jim hcCleevy, 1l2; Judge Denny, 10I; Tim
GaiEey, 101; Hub Irather, Vincennes, 90; Ken
lucky Babe, 96; Clara Meader, 81.
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Entries at brighton neach.

BRIGHTON BEACH. Aug. ENTITIES for tomos-
rows races:
First race-For maidens, two years old; five fur
longs Tom Kenny, 10; Agnes D.. lOI; Term
less and Minion 10 each; Obtain, l0I: Operator
and Broadway, 10 each; Rowdy and George Gard
ner, l0T each; Apple OF My Eye and Redemption,
10 each, and Phil. Paxton and Lady Padden, l0'
each.
Second ce-Steepleeha.e; for iour-year- oids
and upward; short course. Charagrace. l59; Dave
s, Mar.s Chan, and Dudley T., l43 each; Old
Tank 400 Governor Budd and Fdeld. lIS each,
and Al Reeves, 1872.
Third race-For three-yearolds and upward
selling; one mile. Bardela, 10l; Excelss, JOS;
Jack Telling, 9o Lndull. l0l; Young Dixon and
Flax Spinner, 100 each; Noloco. 90; Tourney, ";
Gold Fox, ll5; Ordeal 9s; Tyrshena, le5; Beauti-
full So; Ceylon. %. and Cheesestraw ii, Of.
Fourth race-HsndicsP; for threeyear- Odds and
onward; one and onesixteenth miles. Bette
Gray, Ill; Kamara and Told Fox, 10 EACH Her
bert ll3, and Gen. Mar Gary, 1l2.
Fifth r6ce-For two, edr-olds; selling; i've tur-
longs ScTeech, 100. A. Thompson, "a; Kid Cox,
100; Narothen. lO4, snd Albula, Bowen, and
Rochampton. o. each.
Sixth race-For iour-ycIs olds and upward; sly
iurlons. Or;rud, lO5; soLEster, III; Midnight
Chimes, IO5; Protus, III; Silver Garter, ITO; slT
Christopher, III; Barneystone, 12o; Exit, ll5;
Tinge, 100; Leedsville and NJ. Claire, us each,
and Buffoon, III.
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THE RACING CALEN OAR.
Results at HaVvthcr ne.

HAw fTloRNE, Aug. 2.-ResIlts Of today,
races:
First Iace-For two-year-olds; FIVE and one
half furlongs Scallawag Dupee), Is TO /, won;
Kohnwrtath q. Walsh, q to l, secondi Icon e..
Matthew'S, 8 to I, third. Time, l:Os.
Second racc-For hreeyear-oIds and upward
nix rrlonrs. l.. T. Cation (Tully), to l, won;
Gr.enock CTaIey), to /, second; Algaretta a.
knight, 10 !, third. Time, lIt Il.
Third eeplechae; for three-year' o.ds
and upward; short course handicap. Passe Par
tout (GaIlsgher), S to 3, won; Globe tEggersonl
to 5, second; Froud Ct. Murphy, to /, third.
Tim-, BIB l-2.
Fourth race-The Bervin stakes; for three
year-olds and upward; selling; ,eyen fur.ens';;
0rmar Cwinkheld), 8 to 5, won; Great Bend
(Dupe.), 10 l. second; The Lady (Bergen), . to
!, third. Time. rs 81
Fifth race-For tUo-year-olds six furlongs.
Possart CWihkfeld), 10 ., won holhcim o..
Matthews), to l. second; Cnrd GtllocE Cf.
KnighO, to 2. third. Time, LIS II.
sixth rsce-s-liIE; one and one-eighth miles.
Aloha II (Seaton), to !, won Lew Hoppe or.
Narv..z), o to ?, second; Mellooole IT. kniGAD,
3 10 l. third Time, LAT "a.
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amount being shipped from there to the
Northwest. There was nothing done at the
seaboard.
Corn prices are about 1-2c under We'd
nesday's tonight. the last prices about the
bottom. There seems to be no change in
the whole situation. The country offerings
are net increasing appreciabiy, but the
shippers are not showing the anxiety to
get grain shat they were. Liverpool was
5-Sd lower.
Oats were 1-s under Wednesday. They
have sympathized with the corn and wheat.
Crop returns continue bearish.
Provisions closed strong at a substantial
gain for pork and ribs ana steady for lard
Early there was considerable strength with
packers the buyers-the demand from this
source continuing as an improvement in
the cash trade for meats developed. This
led to the reaction on which shorts COW
cred September pork freely. The good
consunptive demand in hog products very
hullish.
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oUAKERs' WINNING LEAD.
score Seven Runs In the Second on
n Batting Rally.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. I'm the second inning
Philadelphia got four singles and three doubles,
which. with base on balls. YIELDED seven runs.
Hughtv was then substituted for Powell. The
game was painfully long drawn out. Attendance,
800 The score by innings:
r. II. E
st Louis.2 / 90 101 % -5 0
Philadelphia o I o o 0 x-lo Is
Batte1ies-Ctiger, Powell, and Hughey; Doug
lass and Pia1. First base by srrors-st. Lou:s,
2 Left on bases-St Louis, 10; Philadelphia, &.
First base on bals-Oh Powell, 3. Struck out
n, piatt. 6; by Hughey 2; by Powell, l. Two
lac hi.s-Wallace, Burkett Delehsnty, Lajoie,
pIicl. saorifc. hit-Slage. Stolen bases-Dil-
larc. Cross (2). Passed ball-Criger. Umpire
O'Day Time Of gams-2 hours and 50 minutes.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Ensier I'm Tone, via. Corn
and Oats Weaker.

CHICAGO. Aug. Wheat was easier
In tone today. owing to the 3-Sd1-2d
decline at Liverpool. There was not
much effort made to sustain prices and
under local pit operations the market de-
clined about cent, closing at the bottom.
Northwest continued 10 send good thrash
ing returns from southern Minnesota. Cash
demand here was fair, 100000 bushels, and
st. Louis reported sales to millers at good
premiums. Kansas City reported large
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-03

HAWTHORNE, Aug. 2.-Entriss for tomosTow's
races:
First rsce--For twoyear-olds; selling six fur
Ionpa-iI Brown. lI2; 0ndurman, ITO; Bogaboo
Edith l.. 100; Woodsrick. Hausworst. los; Flor
anthc, Fondo, lO7; Janowood, Eldr,d, Burnstts
Walksway, Fairy Prince, Anxious, lo5
second race-For three ear-olds; selling; six
furIongs. -Alountrbank. 100; Microscope, Par
menion. Pirate j.. 1G5; Tame Irishman, Asete
Van Hoorbeke Flordian. l02; Troubaline, IA IA,
Grace Logan, Nuah. 100
Third Taee-For tgo-year-olds; five iurloDgs.-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Chance, and Griffith; Bow
erInan and Mercer. First base on erroTs-New
York. Q Left on bases-Chicago, 7; New Iork,
= First base OF balis-0n GrIifith., 8; OH heI-
Ger. 2. Struck out-B BY Griffith, /; by Mercer, 3.
stolen bases-Van HaltTen ~, Selbach, Doyle.
Double plays-Dexter and Donahue; Gleason aud
DOYLE o.. Home runs-Dexter, CAMEL Two
base hits-Griffiths, Hickman Camel. Hit by
pitchcr-By Mercer 2. Passed ball-Donahue I'm
pire-TcIry. Time OF game hours and 40 min
utes Attendance, 1859.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-03

vn.h,ngton stuck r-,cannEe.

sales-District Of Columbia 6's, 1902: S.
0OOGi07; National Safe Deposit and Trust
Company: J0G135; Mergenthaler Linotype:
1eGIs4 After call: Capital Traction.
scrip: s550G1O7 Capital Traction. As: 81
COCO 1o7 Is. s5o0G 107; L. s. As: 1000
rs IA: Mergenthaler Linotype: sg1Si IA,
20GIs4: Capital Traction: 20G102 SIS.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-03
NORTH DAKOTA sUN-BAKED.
Fad Prairie Fires Reported From
Several Sections.

BISMARCK, N. D., Aug. 1.-The maxi
mum temperature here today was los de-
gres, a record breaker. at the local bureau.
This is the hottest day Of the season. and
one OF the hottest ever recorded here. So
far the weather Is not relieved by rain.
The prairies are dry as timber and the
fires are reported to have been started in
several section. by the suns light reflected
through glass lying on the pTairies. Bad
fires are reported IN Emmons County.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-03
EARLY GAINS CUT down
Stock Transactions Limited and
Professional in Tone.

General List Irregular, Trading Be
ing Confined to a Few of the Lead
Some strength. But Declines Later
I'm the Day-suEar Slightly Firmer.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-03
CHICAGO WINS AT LAST.
Cancel Makes "A Homer, a Double.
and Two Singles.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Chicago won the final
game Of the present series from New York today.
The game was a long dawn out Affair owing 10
the constant kicking. Davis was put out Of the
game in the fifth inning for kicking, and she=hsn,
the new inhelder, took his place. Camel cracked
out a home run, twobagger, and two single.
out OF four times at bat The umpiring OF Ter
~ was anything but good TEe New iorks have
iarmed sheehan TO the Syracuse team. The score
by innings:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-03

The stock market yesterday was an ex-
tremely lstles- and embarrassing affair
for the most part. There was some
strength in spots in the early market,
owing TO frmness in the international Sc
curities in London. The maintenance OF
the minimum rate OF discount caused a
favorable impression on both sides Of the
water, and the news from China was
generally considered fairly satisfactory.
Later prices went off fractlonally all
around on professional selling for turn.
The news OF the day wa. the action Of the
Baltimore and Ohio directors in declaring
a dividend OF per cent on the common
stock out Of the earnings OF the past year,
payable In semi-snnual installnents Of
per cent. This news wa. better than had
been expected by the great majority of
market people. Perhaps, naturally enough
in such market q. the present, 1t had no
immediate good effect on the stock or on
the general market. Baltimore and Ohio
declined from high opening and closed
not far from the lowest price Of the day.
Nothing better than continuance OF the
professional market is to be expected for
the present. The people that would con-
vert it into anything else are not now at
work and may not be forFsome time TO
come. But such facts a. the action taken
by the Baltimore and Ohio people are GER
tain to have a good effect in time, and on
the ultimate and important course Of
prices. The buying Of securities only on
recessions is advised
The Baltimore and Ohio news was the
subject OF much comment and the cause
CT the only interest in the market. The
board OF directors OF the company, at its
regular meeting held at noon yesterday,
at Wall Street. gave out the following:
THE board OF directors unanimously
adopted the recommendation OF the exec
utiye committee that dividend OF per
cent On the preferred stock out OF the net
earnings OF the second six months Of the
last fiscal year shall be paid to stoekhold-
ers of record august is on September 4;
and likewise the recommendation that a
dividend Of per ceat on the common cap
itai stock of the company be declared out
Of the net earnings Of the company for the
fiscal year ended June 30, 1900. per cent
thereof payable on September T. 1900, TO
the stockholders OF record at the closing
of the transfer books on August Is, 1900,
and the remaining 2 per cent on March /,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-03

Batteries-Ki;sOn, Kennedy, and Mcclure;
Sichols and Sullivan. Two-base hits-Jones,
reIy. paly. Three-bqse hit5-K,ly Dufy. Sac
.ifce hii-Daly. Stolen tases-keeler, 3; Kit
son. Collins, Nichols. First base on errors
Brooklvn 2 First base on balls-0ff Eits0n, 8;
of Kennedy. J. Struck out-By Kitson, 2; by
Nicho.s, l. Hit by ,itchcr-By Nichols, l. Lett
on baseS-Brooklyn, Z; Boston, 3. Double plays
Dahlen and JeInirgs Stahl and Sullivan, p
Wild pitch-Nichol.. Time Of game hours and
Il uinutes- UmIire-SwartwCod. Attendance
c1n
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In THE BASEBALL WORLD.

Games Yesterday.
Brooklyn s, Boston 6.
Philadelphia 10, St. Louis s.
Chicago Z, New York 9.
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RECEIPTS.
EXPORTS

Western.
''Including 200 bus. Southern and ca 400 bu.
Western
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..r yorL stocl, s,arI,c,

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs L Co, mem
Street
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-03

pure and wholesome beer should be six
months old before 1t is hoalthful. Herich's
Maerzen, Senate, and Lager six months
old. consequently they possess the beneficial
health qualities Of pure beer. Phone o3I Ar
hHgton BOttlins Co, for case, and you Will DC
surprised at the delicious favor Of Heurich's
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs Co.,
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange, 1iI9
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n3nC G( NsV on FURNITURE.
PIANOS, HORSES.

Va,-ons dc. at lowest rates and on the day
Won annlv. We are leaning the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost OF
carrying loans much less than You pay else,
No. aud allows YOU to pay it of in any sized
note5 YOU desire, running from one to twelve
months You only pay for the use OF money tor
the length OF time you carry IT. II you n-Vs - =
loan with some other company We r1H pay II
IN and ADVANCE you mere money il desired RATES
cbeerfulIy given and cost to you usle.s loan
Gu and s.et rates Front room, first foor, Sci
sntifc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
G25 f Street N. W.
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How the Clnhr Stand.

Games Today.
No games scheduled for today.
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GREAT WORK IN THE FIELD.
Five Double Plays in the BROOKLYN
Rnston Gam.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 2.-Brooklyn defeated Boz
ton today IN a game 1eplete with hard hitting
and brilliant feeding. KitDn relieved at
the end Of the fifth by KENNEDY VINO pulled out
Of several tight places because Vt his steadlnlss
and fine support Five double pays were made,
stshl throwing two out AZ the plate IN
great STYLE. Dahlen's sLortstcppiHg was Tea
tuIe. The sesre by innings;
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1925 To baltimore and Return Via
Ii. & o.,
Saturday and Sunday. August 4 and s.
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BUST permanently developed; harmless method;
permsuency guaranteed. Call or address MISS
FALLBAUER, Room 10, I'd floor, 1921 F st. NV.
1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-22
The Seventh District Pop Bosses.

The efforts of the side-track Campbell and
Duva in the interest of Jerry Simpson after turning
senatorial aspirations at Fort Scott and the
supineness of Capbers support the way they
fell into Simpsons trap upon by
the Lawrence Journal which paper unbiased
but whose editor having formerly been resident Of
South Kansas alive Seventh district
THE Populist party unreasonable as tyrannical
unjust with its members it is parties
and Take the action Of the Campbell
in the Seventh district for instance Campbell
fairly nominated by the Populst convention fairly
nominated There was no question as to
his being convention But afterward the
bosses their together concluded that Camp
bell off, interests their own little selfish
schemes Every trick politician was employed
to cheat him nomination. force him to
withdraw. Mr.. Campbell anything and every
thing that fair But it fairness the Pop
bosses wanted; they wanted drive Campbell off In
making the attempt they defeated their own ends Mr.
Campbell might yield entreates he might
argument, he might of his voIon retire from the
but personal acquaintance twenty years with
him justies the Journal saying the Pop powers
earth cannot buldoze getting off the track
Campbell isn't built way resist to the last
attempt to force him retire attempt is
the most despicable ALL settlement of the
prevent his from being printed bal
not than this OF the effort fail
Mr.. Campbell being a lawyer, and a good one knows it
and is unscared He viii hold his position while he
will not be elected he will there is one
Populist in Kansas who badgered by the
bosses robbed by the ring of heeers."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-22
PersOnaIs.

President Joubet of France IS a must
clan. He not only plays the piano and
violin with remarkable skill, but com
poses some music of no mean order
The present Mikado of Japan Is seen
much more in public than most Of his
predecessors. He IS described as short,
but well DroDortioned and muscular.
The Emperor of Austria is one OF the
most Democratic Of sovereigps. so far as
his own personality IS concerned. When
in a city in ohter than his official ca
Dacity he insists on walking about a
great deal IN this way he has made
many humble friends. who do not know
him as the ruler OF Austria
Washington stenOgrapner who Is
often called in TO assist the White House
corps says: President Mckinley IS the
ideal man from q setnographer's point OF
view He speaks just fast enough. with
perfect distinctiyeness. and never hesi-
tates for a word Unlike most Tsn Re
seems TO know exactly what h IS going
70 ss~ before he tries 20 say IT,"
Queen Christina 81 Spain e in The
habit Of sending a confidential mes en-
ger all the way from Madrid 20 London
for the purpose Of dsPosit.ng her wealth
which she keeps II the Bank of England
Although she is entitled % draw from
the Spanish treasury 5000 a year she
has not. owing To the strained circum-
stances -ef Spain. drawn a cent OF the
money
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-22
There Are Some Fool Negroes, Also.

There now then here and there a colored man
found supporting ticket They are of the
yawpng class of negro, all brains who au-
tomatioaIy talk think Reason is as foreign to
this darkey contingent prang traitors as to parrot
They drool only they have heard some white
deagogue proclaim IN the attitude of the Demo
cratic party man. the hate of its leaders
for their and the proiscuous way in which the mem
be Of that party lynch dsranchise them in the south
the against Mckinley and who votes the
Democratic ticket is cheap fool having no proper es
mate of his rights man. idea of party much
less any adequate comprehension of his political obigs
tons necessary for the coored man to have read
history IN order to sacrifices the Republican
parity has made for him past He has only
TO read the current Of day to know that one OF
the unwrten tenes of the Democratic party is the dis
reimbursement of the negro degradation socially
The Democrat would deny the negros children the
public schools practically re-enslave him and them
otherwise drive him from the continent and
back to Africa. There of Democratic states
in which it is worth negro's life to attempt
TO vote Yet every and then some cheap negro is
found on the curbstone nveighng party that
made him and holding forth on the imaginary
obligations Of his to the Democratic party The truth
is and every intelligent observant colored man knows
to be TRUTH Republican party can set along with
out the surely and safely than the negro can
get along without Republican party The colorei man
cannot help much less save Republican party in the
south because the Democrats VIII rot permit him. while the
Republican states Of the would sim be Republican
even if the colord should go sody over to the aid
Of its oll-time natural enerny