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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-14
BUSINESS BOOM
Is Over in the Opinion of this
Banker.

Mckinley's Election is a Matter of
D0Hbt-Is Afraid the Business Boom
Is zColIapsing Many Business
Failures-0Yer Production Of Manu-
featured Goods.
NEW YORK, July Iii. Edward
Simmons, President of the Fourth
National Bank, and for years prom
inent in Democratic circles, ex-
pressed the opinion that the re cleo
ton of President Mckinley could
not be accomplished without strug-
gle, and is by no means assured at
the present time. Trade conditions
at home. the Philippine complica
tions and the gravity of the situa-
tion in China. all, in Mr.. Simmons
opinion, may influence the result in
favor Of Mr.. Bryan.
Speaking Of the situation from
the standpoint of business man.
and not as politician, Mr.. Sim
mons said:
There is much that is good and
sensible in the Kansas City platform,
deride it as you may, and the defeat
of Mckinley could be easily accom-
plished were it not for the revival of
dead issue-the resuscitation of
the old and vicious silver heresy.''
II do not underrate the strength
Of Mr.. Bryan and the Democratic
leaders who are associated with him.
Conditions now are much different
from 1896. Many new issues have
sprung up, which are more or less
disturbing to the public mind, and
many Democrats who through fear,
voted for Mckinley then, will not
support him now.
ssThe business boom seems to be
over, at least for a time, for in every
direction the wheels of industry are
turning with less rapidity. | saw a
statement in one of the New York
papers last week chat the iron indus
try, which is said to be the barome-
ter of trade, had been thrown from
unprecedented activity into great
depression, with many works closed
and with prices declining, and that
the print cloth market was so de-
moralized that curtailment OF pro-
duction had been agreed to by the
mill owners of Fall River; that thir
ty of the great cotton factories were
to be closed down, and that 10000
operators were to be thrown out of
employment, which, of course means
to them pecuniary loss and much
suffering.
1t was also noted that many wool
en- mills were decreasing their pro-
dnction. The statement is made
that for the first six months of 1900
there were 1926 failures, with liza
bilities amounting to over 100000
600; and that all markets were glut-
ted, and the seller was making con-
cessions to the buyer.
eff that is so it would seem as if
the receding wave of prosperity were
upon us, and that we had entered
upon period OF commercial reac-
ton. This condition at home, sup
plemented, as it is, by the compiled
tions arising from the war in the
Philippines, together with the alarm
ing prospects in China, make me be-
lieve that the success of the Repub-
lican party in November is by no
means assured.
s'The Republicans are opposed to
free silver and in favor of imperial
ism; the Democrats are in favor of
! free silver and opposed to imperial
ism, and the gold Democrats are be-
tween the devil and the deep sea,
and must choose the lesser of these
two evils"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-14
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The Weather.

siFair and warmer tonight and
Sunday.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-14

MEMS linen and crash suits at
price Hirchman's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-14

McKinley's Election is a Matter of
Donbt-Is Afraid the Business Boom
Is aColIapsing Many Business
Failures-OYer Production Of Manu-
featured Goods.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
,LL rur NEWS Ar wAlcnoss.
His Deed Put ga Record--A Blaze Ia
West Maperaas

Waycross. Ca. Nov "a paper Wa
pW ou r,cori yesterday hy che clerk o.
trc Superior Court of Ware county. which
bad s.. in Internal revenue stamps at-
{. chel t1 b. 10 was the deed from Coir-
man 81 williamson 90 j. h and 7 Bum
Tor tho Coleman a williamson tufpentlne
place on clio road from wareshara 90
RorN.y u.mlIus several taousara acres
OF thc arrst pine land lu south Georgia
all thc -tp.h and fixtures OF The place
Ihe Mes-r- BInr have erected a new
mil 1.-TWO mU,, from lissty GA nc bruus-
wick 1000 Western Railroad THEFT post
office .t salel Iairnx.
a lutgc crowd followed the nrcmen 60
tho plant ~ tine Satiila Mauufactur'nF
Company Iu West Waycross ns theN an
sWorcd au alarm sent in from mar part
90, town rlr announcement TINT the
blaze was in enc Saulia Compauy's plant
caused rush ~ excitement Bur The
fire was found in some uesra shan'ies. io-
Gated oulv feW yards from the saN
mill Two OF them were destroyed one
eff which belonged to ID S puBose. ard
thc other tn Minus Middleton.
10 be- uuIOrH io0i t.1t .IUre NIH BE- some
changes ln the Duke MisaIau or Cucut
another year Ajdtioua. Territory VIII
ne iakes in and ,Ho woIb made mucl
stronger nrv vs. q. MsNi nasl has
served tae work ih.s year and it .s uu-
derstood nlt h.. people want him to zee
turn.
The mass meeting for nominating can
d.tntes flr Mayor aui 1ouueilmcu Will
be- heid early ir uee. moer There g. some
.ntk of opposition % the present munlel-
nal ~. 'ers. aud Do j. raeeih.s ther, may
oo lively contest.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
THE YALE-HAvARD GAME.
All Ready for the Great Contest ON
the Grtdiron.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 2s-An is in
readiness for the great game between
yale and Harvard tomorrow on Yale
red. Indeed. the FIRST Harvard contingent
arrived in the city t--night on a train
o. ten parlor cars from Boston.
with the arrival Of that company OF
crimson" supporters. the first money to
=. ,vagered on che gumo from Harvard
81 rporters appeared. The Harvard men
demanded odds Of 10 TO T. In the hotel lob
bles tonight there IS intense excitement.
The feeling in this city Is that the game
viii ba close one The odds in what IN.
te betting there Is favor Yale slight
n. and The confidence Of the Yale coach
er- is great
The payers do not express themselves
The Harvard men IN town seem 90 De just
a. confident as tho blue supporters.
The Yalo Varsity eleven OF 1870 con-
tsins more Veterans than for some years.
seven Of tho men having played before On
the big games against Harvard and
Princeton IN weight the team averages
ahrlt the same as on previous years hut
f. differs from past varsity elcvens n
thar the line is exceptionally heavy. TIC
tota weight Of the team S. 1883 pounds
81 which l.A3- POUNDS % IN tnt lu"s l"aN-
ing ~ rounds OF hone ana muscle behind
10 o. tae running and line bucKng This
rakes an average OF 6S per cent. Of tho
total weight OF the team IN tho line,
whit q per cent Is behind &c.
Tfa Ie eleven this year developed
very quieklv and gave promise ea-ly iu
the season 81 being ono OF the strongest
that ..cr represented the college. The
arst came We're an won on large mar
gins aul me season appeared very ROSY un-
iii thr eleven met Columbia az New
YORK when there came "a slump ana the
him and while scored for the mrs. time
ara.ns, Yale in 1870 Tho Columbia gam.
however was great benent 20 the
eleven 81 it brought out many OF lts weak
points ana the team was 80 strengthened
thar f came up rapidly and in two weeks
time almost swept tho Carlisle Ind a =
or the field much 10 the gratihcation ot
n coachers Yale has been very fo-tu-
nate his year In that but two OF the
star PLAYERS have received injuries before
the big game.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
a DEATH MEAN wAYcHoss.
4 Church Conference in session.
Other News Notes.

waycross. Ga. Nov @ Mrs william
Corbetrs death is reported az Glenmore.
west Of this city. she had been 30 about
two months. Her remains were buried IN
the Booth Cemetery. near Manor she
leaves a husband and eight small chill
drcn. an girls but one.
II IS thought that Ordinary-eloot ". r.
Howell OF Cllnch county VIII appoint
Hon r. 6. Dickinson his deputy
Permanent officers have been elected
for the Gustosa Cigar Company as fol-
lows: s. Bailey. president; s Wilt
Jams vice president. secretary. O.. b..
Brnsou. treasurer. a NJ Knight; direc-
tors. j J.. Crowley. j. Lopez T.. W
Fain. G. r. Brinsou. J. s Williams and
T. NJ Harley. The capital stock D. $40
es4 with - per cert. already pa.a ln.
Twenty cigar makers are employed.
The firm Of Guthrie Arnold q Co. 1t
Manor. has been dissolved. Joseph Ar
rold and T. J. Jordan retire. n. $.
Guthrie assumes oil Liabilities and coll
lects all debte The business VIII be run
under name Of II. s Guthrie and J ,.
Carmichael
Hon. b O Middleton OF Atkinson. plant
"a five acres 90 sweet potatoes this year.
and his yield is fully 100 bushels per acre.
hushel would give him a crop valued 1t
$500 per acre or 81 % on FIVE acres. The
cost OF planting and harvesting the en-
tire crop IS about Sim leaving a not
profit Of 500 on the five acres.
The nth annual conference Of the Yves
lcyan Church OF America D. in session
here az the church on Albany avenue q
which Rev. G. l.. n. Davis is pastor.
A bout % delegates and preachers are ih
attendance. The appointments VIII boz an
nounced tomorrow afternoon. \ COM
mittee on pastoral relations is 90 work
on this matter now Rev N g.
Ahhott OF Knoxville Tenn. ia presiding.
and J. Lawrence OF Ashhurn. BE- Fecre-
tary II Is understood that Rev. c. l..
g. Davis. the pastor Al Waycross. Will
not continue IN his pastoral relation. bur
will engage IN evangelIstic work. Rev
August Myers Of Triton. s. spoken Of rs
pastor OF the church here, 10 succeed ar.
Davis.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
ruE RACES Ar nENNINcs.
Imp was a strong Favorite hut She
Lost Her Race.

Washington. Nov. 23-Ideal racing
weather and O desire TO see the mare Imp
run drew another large crowd 90 the
Bennings race track to-day. Imp dis
appointed her hackers in the handicap
race. She was strong favori,e at all
most even money. but First Whip beat
her by a head. Summaries
First Race-Oue mile and atty yards.
Altheat. 10 20 l. won. with Rare Per
fuule. to ? and 6 TO 3. second. and Sir
r,zhugh. . 20 s. third. Time l.i7.
Second Race-Flvc furlongs. Cherries. IL
70 10 won. with Alzora. - To 10 and even.
second and Obliged 10 TO !. third. Time
los As
Third Race-Sevcn furlougs. Leon Fer
Eus.1n. % 40 8. won. with Mardelmo, 10
and 8 10 J. second. and old Lank. TO
8. third. Time - As.
Fourth Race-Six and a hall furlongs.
McAddie. S to g. won. with Sadie $. Z 10
& and 10 :. second. and Robert Waddell.
5 10 O. third Time 10 2-5.
NTH Race-One mile and forty yards
Eyelyu Byrd 20 J. won. with Spurs, 20
aud 10 ]. second. and Beverage. 90 J.
ghird Time ] as as
sixth Handicap one mile and one
II rdred Yards First whip. to 2. won.
wth Imp. . 20 10 and 20 3. second. and
Ae4uth. u 20 ]. third Time l.i9 2-5
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
SURPRISING RESULTS.
A simple Internal Remedy Makes Re-
markabIe Cures OF CntRrrh.


People who have used sprays. innalers.
salves and washes for catarrh ana have
found how useless and inconyenient they
are will be agreoahly surprised at re-
suits following the use Of a pleasant, in
teraal remedy In tablet form. druggists
everywhere admit that Stuarts Catarrn
Tablets. which they sell at 90 cents for
iul sized treatment Is the safest most
Elective and popular 81 all catarrh rem
od.~s
Nearly an chenp cough mixtures ana
throat lozengers contain oplates, these
hap medicines give "A temporary relief,
especially with little children. bN destroy
Ing nerve sensation. the irritation tn
throat which causes coughing. Is tempo
rasily removed. not by removing the
cause. but By deaden.ng the nerves Of
feeling the irritation IS not lei, although
is sun there ana will promptly re-
turn.
stuarrs Catarrh Tablets - the best
remedy to remove catarrhal secretion.
whether in the nose. throat or stoma h.
because they are composed OF Wholesome
entiscptics like Eucolyptol. Guaiacol. Can
slinaria and Hydrastin. when you use
'lese tablets you know what you are put
ine into your system and not taking
chances with cocaine. opates or similar
i"lHohs found in 10 many catatth sutes
and cough medicines.
Df. Ramsdell Ia commenting on eatarrh
cures says. Il can heartily recdtnmend
suaarts Catarrh Tablets. because they
contain no cocaine nor other dangerous
afus found Ia so many advertised catarrh
'Ares. have known Of many cases Of
i'ag standing catarrh OF the head and
'aroat completely cured BY the daily use
'i these tablets for several weeks. one
ehse 10 particular which ! could not
ach with an inhaler. and where the ca
trrh caused daily headaches and not
aoie loss OF hearing, was entirely cured
~ THIS harmless but effective remedy
1r. Wainwright says: Il never hesitate
10 prescribe Stuarts Catarrh tablets for
,atarthal headaches and catarrhal deaf
.'ss because ] know them to De perfectly
ale Tor child or adult and have seen
many remarkable cures resulting from
.e4r regular daily use. because they are
a4Vertised and sold in drug stores r. no
reason why any good Physician shouldnot
Use them. because We should seize upon
tAs means Of cure wherever found
Siuarts Catarrh Tablets are especia ~
a4dable for catarrhal colds In children
'eeAuse they are pleasant to the taste ard
may be used freely to break up severe
,'As and Group o. the very beginning
~. druggists sell the remedy az afty
etnis for fun sized packages
httie book on cause and cure OF ca
arm mailed free by addressin1 aba y. a.
stuart Co, Marshall, Mich.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Newton. y. c., Nov. p Tho aH-age
stake contest Of .ho Eastern Field Trials
club was concluded this afternoon, with
the following result
First. sioux. owned by Avent md Dur
yea: second. Munie's Girl owned by
George Croker and handled by S. e..
Bradley: third. Pegs Girl. owned by Mr..
Jamison o. Toledo. o.. and handled By
MIR Alhaugh.
Birds are moro plentiful aud the sports
men are well Pleased with the results.
The subscription stake viii begin to-
morrow The prizes are $50. FIRST; fisl.
second. and SO third There arc nine en-
tries.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
BAKER WINS mIs SUIT.
Promoter sued for His share for
Forming Cotton Duck Trust.

New York Nov. 25.-rhe appellate di-
vision az the Supreme Court to-day affirm
ci tho Judgment of tire lower court in
tho 64re og JOAN W. Baker against john
n. Parks OF al This was = suit by "a
promoter aralust three Others promoters.
10 recover what was alleged 20 be duo
Baker under q contract hooking 10 the
consolidation OF the cotton duck industry
o. the country
The defendant demurred and claimed
that such contract was a restraint Of
trade and could not be- enforced re
claimed that the combination finally car
ued out was an Illegal combination on
trust and for services fo accomplish such
"a purpose there can be- no recovery. The
combination was Effected through trans
fers to the Mount Vernon Woodbury. Cot
ton Duck Company
Justice Fitzgerald ovcrruled tho domur-
rcr ami directed an interlocutory iudg-
ment be entered with the usual leave Co
withdraw the demurrer ana answer This
Judgment the appellate division anrms
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
Tallahassee Nc,,. Notes.

Tallahassee. Fla. Nov. 23.-Af n special
meeting Of tho city Council on Wcdncs-
day nighf. a G Splller was unanimously
elected councilman 20 ON tho vacancy
caused by the death OF John r. Bradford
Thomas G. Watts captain Of the Jack
gonvllle Rifles. has rendered his res ena-
.ion. having decided TO locate 40 Lake
CITY
The Gilmore Davis Hardware Company
are doubling the sizo Of their hglck store
on Monroe street.
A. A. johnson has been appointed in
spector or naval stores ~ the port o.
Jacksonville
The seaboard Air Line viii put on a
now passenger train between Tallahassee
and Jacksonville next sunday The
schedule Will be a. follows: Leave here
81 3.i5 a. m. arrive az Jacksonville $50 a.
m. Leave Jscksonvine az 7.3o p. m. ar
rice az Tallahassee 1.o0 q. m.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Abrams. ~ u. No. g. Ruu street.
Beckmann. Geo. 80 ~ Whitaker street.
Cotungham. John. southeast corner Dray-
ton aud ilrouRhtou streets
CottlnRham. John. No. Us broughton
street. west
Carr. John. corner Habcrsham and Bay
streets.
Drceson. n g. northeast corner Stewart
and Wilson streets
pelenan. Daniel 80 6s Indian street.
Dirks. A i No go5 whitaker street.
Genken. Herman IT, northwest corner
Broughton ana Price streets
Graham. c. T.. Pulaski House. Bull
street
Hicks. r NJ. No q Congress street west.
Immen. John a.. northwest corner Jones
and Habersham sireetF
Klucmau. A. No Ga Sims street.
Luhs, John p. northwest corner Liner
Is and uahcrsham streets
Mendol carl. 40 GG1 Liberty street east.
Mccormick VIM 80 o. Indian street
Mcbride r p. 80 5l5 Bay street east
% Kecfe jas. Manager. southwest corner
Drayton and ErouEhton streets
sullivan. John. No i5 Congress street.
west
sullivan. John j.. No. % Bryan street.
east
Travors. r.. No 81 Bun street. screven
House
Watson a Powers. be Soto Hotel Liberty
street near Bull street
wade John r.. corner Orlethorpe ave-
nue. ana Houston streets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
Entertainment NJ Dnrien.

Darlen. Ca. nov s3-The concert A.
the Court House last night Tor the benefit
Of the Pros byterian Church Wa wei at
tended ana IN an respects was quite q
success. Home talent was drawn upon
and responded generously There wore
music ami recltaiions u all SORTS, and Il
was al. OF a high order. Refreshments
were served. The proceeds 81 the even
lnr we're quite satisfactory and tho church
debt has leeu materially decreased
The Folfers are pracilcing aaslduoas,y
preparing for the Thanksgiving Day game
with Savannah, and also Tor the Christ
mas Individual contest for the silver cup
presented the club BY Ar. Robert Man
Gon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Saturday and sunday.
Georgla-Rain Saturday. except fair IN
southeast portion. colder in northwest
portion. Sunday fair. cooler IN eastern
portion. variable winds.
Eastern Florida-Generally fair satur-
day ana suuday variable winds. mostly
fresh IN easterly.
River Repor, The hight Of the savan-
nah river az Augusta 90 o. M 18th me-
ridian time yesterday WAS a. feet a fall
Of o. foot during the preceding twenty
four hours.
n y. Boyer,
Local Forecast Oficlal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
TRANsronTATIoN - cur orr.
only Means of Communication with
Pelsin Is by Wagon.

Tcn Tsin Nov. 2lvia shanghai-Trans-
portation hy boat TO Pekin ceased ycster-
day owing 20 ico 90 tho river and IN fu-
ture until tho raidroad shall nave been
completed. the only method 81 transpor-
tation viii be by wagon trains which
will occupy three days IN making tho
Journey n Is announced that the rail
way VIII be ready FOR operation by
Christmas
British citizen ~ Tongku was recent
ly ordered hy tho Russian authorities 10
yaclte tho premises owned by him within
forty-eight hours. a company of Madras
pioneers was sent 20 protect the citizen
md 20 provenl bis eiectmenL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
NORTH GEORGIA CONFERENCE.
said Plan for as Division VIII ne
nrnnRht In.

Atlanta. Nov % lit is said there will
he sprung IN The North Georgia confer
ence a question that 10 the ministry Is
laden with sensational feaurcs-thc d.
vision ~ the North Georgia conference
into a Northeast Georgia and a Northwest
Georgia conference
Those who are working Tor the proposed
division OF the conference insist that the
present cohesion % the big body b. due 20
utiment alone. ana that with sentiment
SCI aside a vote favorable 10 division is
siire "a follow The plan was proposed
two years ago. at Augusta. but failed BY
seven votes
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
rHrNr> ,uE nrun 40 STAY.

mint says THAT II Demonstrated Il,
the Election.
Now York. Nov - Charles r Flint Ia
tho cours" Of au address before the out
look club at Moutelalr y J.. referred Co
trusts as follows
This new consolidation has come "a
stay Let no youue man think otherwise
That fact was settled iu oar recent presi-
denual election. Tho TRUST S. here for
good. aud under the new system that {,
brings ga business. increased
intelligence md mensal acumeu
are demanded OF the business
man u may therefore be- that q collegi-
ate education with the mental training
10 involves viii in the future b. Of great.
Dr importance than 10 was iu tho past
90 che business man In "a measure this
has perhaps hocn already shown
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Washington. Nov 23-The annual TO-
rort OF GOV John g. Brady a. Alaska
40 the Secretary 81 the Interior urscs
CONGRESSIONAL legislation on the extension
OF the general iaws 10 Alaska. giving tho
natives the same legal status as tho
whites and the representation Of Alaska
BY "A delegate in Congress. The report
says that az Cape Nome everything and
everybody is pen NEIL. there are now sew
eral claimants for each town los. beach
claim and creek clalm. fuzzy $3.50 people
are w0itng the action 81 the court there "
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
METHOD or PROCEDURE.
Plan Has Bccn Adopted by the Gu
ban Convention.

Havana. Nov. o The Constitutional
Convention to-day adopted the following
motion
when the convention has been def
nItely constituted. period Of thirty days
shall be allowed during which delegates
may present proposals ~ the basis OF
constitution. or an entire draft OF a con-
stituflon on the eighth sixteenth and
twenty-fourth days the Executive Com
fnittee shall classify and print the various
projects IN order so give the delegates
an opportunity 60 study them. Tho COM
ventlon shall then divide into five COM
mittccs Tor the purpose Of considering the
proposals. making additions where % may
seem desirable or necessary. These COM
mttees shall each name one member to
constitute new committee 81 1--WE. whose
duty IL shall be 10 draw up Anll project
Tor presentation 20 the convention"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
WANTS TBE DEWEY ARCH.

ChnrIeston May Get "a for Her Com
Ing Exposition.
New York. Nov. q -work was suspend
"a on tearing down Of tho Dewey arch
today as result Of request received
IN this city from the management Of the
South Carolina and West India Expoi-
ton 20 Charleston. S @. This exposition
ia scheduled 20 take place 10 la1 and IN
management have expressed a willingness
90 remove the arch from New York q
ina. cIly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

70 10 s. second ana Tuckful. to 3. thlN
Time .57A
Fourth Race-Six furlonEs. selling Tom
Collins. . TO B. won with Nancy TIL. TO
!. second. and Harry Thoburn. 20 !.
third Time llSla
Fifth Bace-Oue mile and seventy yards.
Winter. 10 q won. with Uterp 20 ].
second and Albert Vale. s 10 s. third
Time 1874
sixth Race-slN furongs. Cold Lack. Z
20 T. won. with Louisville Belle. 6 10 !.
second. and Lord Frazer, 2 To !, third
Tlme Iala
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Louisville Nov. 23-The most thorough
Inspection trip in the history q the Louis
willie and Nashville Railroad was termn-
ated today. Tho prize for the best d.
vision was awarded 90 the MONTGOMERY
division. the aguros being s8 Toe best
section was captured by Addyviic, H.
"A small town on the 81 Louis division.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Cincinnati. Nov 23-Results at New
port
First Race-One mile. F3tta. 10 70 8. won.
with Bafied. 20 2. second, ana sarilla,
to /. third. Time l:4S
second Race-six furlongs Ed Adack.
10 !. won. with Aaron, 20 ?. second.
and Horsa. is 20 8. third. Time l.iSis
Third Race-One mile and sixteenth.
selling Castle, to ?. won, with Nearest,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Boston. Nov. 23.--At a meeting tonight
~ the Boston central branch OF the Irish
League. resolutions were adopted pro-
testing against the arbitrary suppression
~ free speech Ia Ireland and expressing
aratinaaflon az the splendid welcome ac-
corded President Kruger IN France. A
cable message was sent to Mr. Kruger
inviting him 70 come 90 America. especial
- Bostor