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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
PREDICTS A NEW PARTY;
PETTlGREW ON RESULTS

Sioux Falls, 5. D., November Tt pre-
dict the formation OF a new party based
on the protests of the outraged people
against republicanism as taught by Mark
Hanna" declared United States Senator
II. +. Pettigrew today. For weeks 1
have told the national committee we were
defeated in South Dakota. but they have
kept claiming the state and have been
working for political effect. No; ! was
not disappointed. | slept well last night.
| viii remain In Sioux Falls aud am now
going to resume my MIL north Of the
town. Defeat Is the more welcome to me
as il has come than victory would have
been If II came by indorsing the sort of
policy which the republican party repre-
senis
Yes. or course. ! will be in the new
partv What II will be called Is Of little
moment IL may be social labor or it
may be the new democracy. II will be
made up of persons discontented with
the elements I'm politics. as protest
agains; the existing conditions and the
political tendency OF things. The move
nent will grow rapidly, and believe will
defeat the republican party In 1874. TIE
Mark Hanna republcanlsm mcnaccs the
republic The concentration of wealth
will create an influence soon TO restrict
the right OF suffrage until cap talists VIII
say no one is lit to take part In the gov
ernment who does not know enough to
make money. Al first the limits Will In
clude small majority, and then the
amount will be raised until there is nom
inally a simon pure iiliteracy.
The election does not stand as an
Endorsement Of all the administration
stands for. The cry of prosperity d
the racial trait were more apparent now
than ever before of getting ali We can
and keeping all we can ge. No Ansl1-
Saxon ever voted against the party in
power while involved In war. ! thought
il would be different this time, because
OF more general dln ision OF knowiedse.
There viii occur a divorcement OF the
democratic ana populist parties, but the
new party Wa. be the popular one. | cam
not say whether Mr.. Bryan Will affiliate
with IL or not"
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
WANT MR.. BRYAN TO RETIRE
Hoosier DEMOCRATS Suggest Hill, o.
ney or F.ttison To Lead

indianapolis. Ind. November S.-Indiana
republican leaders will urge Senator Fair
banks for the presidential nomination In
i91i
Leading democrats favor a reorganiza-
ton Of the democratic party with the re-
tirement Of William j. Bryan from the
leadership and a different management
of the party from that of the past few
years Hill. Olney and Pattison are sug
gested as candidates for the presidency
four years hence.
Chairman Martin. OF the democratic
state coiamittee. was today appointed by
Governor Mount to succeed Thomas Bus
kirk elected judse) on the state tax
board.
Samuel Il. Morss proprietor of The
Sentinel. says he has no doubt that the
real democrats see the necessity of get
ting together and making united strug-
gle TO enforce the Jeffersonian principles
In the government. Mr.. Morss says the
democratic party cannot win unless il
has a different management from what il
has had for several years, and that IL
must nominate some man as patriotic
and incorruptible as Mr. Bryan, but of
wholly different temperament.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
GOTHAM BROKERS GO WILD
Tumultuous Scenes for Z Time on
Floor Of Exchange.

New York, November More than 5000
brokers and members of the stock. pro-
duce and maritime cotton exchanges pa
raded this afternoon In celebration # the
election of William Mckinley. After the
close of the produce exchange the mem
bers gathered at the corner of Whitehall
and Beaver streets, whore the SiXty-ni tn
regiment band was stationed. A line was
formed and. headed by a Platoon of police
and brokers' marched into the exchange.
They marched around the floor waving
banners and flags and cheering for Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt, An immense Amer
lean flag, suspended as the brokers made
their advent, was the signal for con-
tinuous cheer that was taken up by the
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
"CoIN" HARVEY is GLOOMY.
Says Civilization Is Threatened, and
Takes Refuge in Arkansas.

Rogers. Ark. November s-W. II Har-
vey. best known as the sothor OF Coins
Financial School," arrived here this
morning from Chicago and gave out the
following signed statement:
we combatted the most powerful or
ganization In the world. To have met II
successfully required first a knowledge Of
its strength. and. secondly. genera ship
that understood organization and educa-
on of the people. II would also have re-
quired two years time TO have put our
forces in shape. With due respect to our
leaders. who were placed In charge 10
direct the work. they did not recognize
the task before them. | did very little IN
the campaign as the national committee
would make no appointments for me. 1t
wanted TO bring the gold democrats back
into the party and iegarded anything that
I would do as tending to frighten them
away
I'm the next decade there will be riots.
martial law and much distress and mis-
cry in the congested genters of the north
with the people hopelessly subjected to
an influence that is slowly bringing about
their crucifiXion. The people of Arkansas
are to be congratulated on having no
large city and no extremely rich people.
For these reasons I have come here 10
make my home. Civilization is threatene
and nothing short OF a phenomenal move
ment can save IT, Let us hope that that
movement will come and that our people
will subordinate personal ambition to
their common salvation"
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
JOYCE WILL CONTEST ELECTION
North Carolina Republican Charges
Fraud in Four Counties.

Raleigh n. c.. November 9.-tSpecial)
There was never 4 farer election any
where than that Tuesday. yet it is learn
ed that Joyce. republican candidate for
congress in the fifth district, proposes to
contest the seat of Kitchen. democrat on
the ground Of fraud in four counties.
The nopulists in North Carolina voted
the republican ticket almost sclid.y.
Their Congressional nominee, John Fow
Ter. in the third district voted for Nc
Kinley The party is small and it's status
is such that its organ today says North
Carolina populists must get together al
name policy or disband. Their old
leader. Senator But er is shelved. After
his term ends next March he will come to
Raleigh and practice law.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
MIR. BRYAN's FUTURE PLANS
Tntimates That He VIII Enlighten
the Public Fully.

Lincoln. Neb.. November 9-Mr. Bryan
is m receipt of many requests for a state
ment concerning his future plans and his
attitude on pubic questions. in view OF
Tuesdays result lie .rt.ra'at today
that he would before .oag l0lisnten tne
putlic fully. but for the present he had
private matters VII en- needed his att1n-
lion Mir !3ryan said TODAY ne mi ght ,.9t
accompany Colonel Wetmcre on his hunt
ing trip IN the Ozark mountains. lis
health IS good. and he does n0- feel the
need OF such Q trip.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
GAGE WILL NOT RESIGN YET.
He Denies the Story to That Effect
from New York.

Washington. November 10.-Secretary
Gage denied emphatically today that he
contemplated resignnE from the cabinet
before the expiration Of President Nc
E.n,ey's Grst term. As TO his future move
ments ne said he had not made up his
m nd what ne would 90 after March 4th
next.
Mr.. CAGES statement Is due TO the an
nouncement al New York that he would
re-. .gn and that Charles G. Dawes. the
conn. roller Of the currency. will De ap-
uofr ed 10 succeed him The announce
lnent was also made that Mr. Gage Is go
fre. to be president again OF the First
National bank at Chicago.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
SWIFT RUN MADE By SPECIAL.
Lord Strathcona's Train Ran liz
IIilss II 11o Minutes.

Montreal November 10.-Lor1 S--ath-
coma special train on the Canadian Pa
en-. from Montreal 70 Ottawa today
made the distance ll2 miles. II 10 min
utes leaving here al $50 q. m. and reach
fr,- Ottawa al lo-21 Ine ruE was made
fin heavy snowstorm and deductins ten
minutes Tor stoppage and slow Gowns
the actual running time was one hundred
minutes for tca E2 miles.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12

campaign depends upon the condition
that may arise between now and then.
| think the party is more harmonious and
founded upon a more thoroughly demo-
cratic platform than il has ever been.
Il is clear t. nv mind that the cause
If our defeat this wear Is due to the con-
ditions prevailing. the Unwiiiingness Of
tine people GO risk change n View Of the
unsettled condition Cf the Philippine queS-
tion and the fear Of disturbing the pres
ent commercial conditions
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
TALK IS RANK NONSENSE" 3"
So Says Committeeman Head About
Democratic REORGANIZATION.

Nashville Ten. November iO.-Refer-
ring to the talk Of q proposed regenera-
ton Of the democratic p-riy. J. n. Head
democratic national committeeman for
Tennessee. said today:
''The talk aDGUt reorSaLiz.ng the party
is mere nonsense. 70 a. Already organic
ed. and that, TOO, more thoroughly tnan
Il has been for thirty years. The pres
ent Organization cannot be changed un-
ill a national convention meets ana elects
a new executive committee Wnar issues
the fght j. to be made upon in the next
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
CRoKER GOING TO ENGLAND.
He Is Not Ready Yet To Discuss the
Election.

New York. November t0.-Rfchard Cro-
kar said tonight that he would san for
England next Saturday. He will make a
statement before he leaves. but he * not
yet ready 20 discuss the election. the may
atty campaign or the projected revolt
against him. Regarding the state constab-
uiary bill he has nothing 70 say Al pres
ent Mr.. Croker expects TO return next
spring time for the city campaign.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
GAINED IN EAST TENNESSEE.
Twelve Democrats from That Section
Elected to Legislature.

Knoxville. Tenn. November e--(Special-)
Complete returns from counties In east
Tennessee show that the section will he
represented in The next lee stature oy
twcuty-one republicans and twelve DEM
ocrs.s, the largest number of democrats
ever known from east Tennessee. Wo
years ago cas- Tennessee had nine demo-
crats in the legislature. Knox county
gave every democrat majority. thing
Unprecedented IN the history of the coun-
ty II also went democratic in the county
election last August.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are TIM
proved more by the pleasant Syrup OF
igs. when in need OF the laxative effect
OF IA gentle remedy than by any other.
Children enjoy IL, and II benefits then.
The true remedy. syrup OF Figs, Is Tnan-
only
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
FRANK MoNNETr FORCED OUT.
Buckeye Club Mad Because Attorney
General Supported Bryan.

Columbus. o.. November le--Attorney
General Frank Monnett has resigned from
the Buckeve Republican CiCo al the re-
Quest Of the club. The action was taken
on accc .ut of MIR Monnett's CesertiOn %
the republican camp during the presiden-
tial campaign il Ohio
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
Statesmen Wanted.

Reliable man wanted in each state 10
travel Experience not absolutely neces-
sarv For particulars address Peerless
Tobacco Wks., Bedford CITY. Virginia.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
Plain Facts for Men.

NY new ci-page book contains informa-
ton of value to every man. Sent free III
plain sealed envelope. Address. j. New
ton Hathaway. NJ. D., No. AZ Inman build
ing, Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12

The Kidneys are small but important or
gans. They need help occasionally Prick
~ Ash Bitters is a successful kidney ton
ic and system regulator.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
Mr.. Bryan To Take a Hunt.

ST. Louis. November S.--Wlliam J.
Bryan will take a hunting trip TO Colonel
Moses Wetmore's south NJ ssouri game
preserve some time this month. Colonel
WetmOre stated today that he was max
ing preparations for the trip. but no def
mite time had yet been set for 1t. Gov
ernor-elect Dockery viii be one Of the
Darty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-26

CA. j nj : tego Il : owego7
wzeby anka.
=. Go y licha! czy ku UNI!
czy znaiomy7
80 A ten 60 plusk : dru-
giej strony.
- Janek do czapki, DO byI
grzeczny 2 ,natlry....
Ten mu W reke tka kieli-
seek nalany j pachnacy jak
kadzidlo. a swiecl sic W MIN
trunek jak kamieh u pier
SCHEMA.
Przypomnial chlopak rade
zeby trunku unikal, ale
iak tn wszedlszy wysunad sic
2 karczmy?
= Rybko, kochanie, pill.
jak mi co dobrego zyczysz.
iak CT mily starry Grzegorz
kada, sto lat nam 3yt i pic, a
zonke i dzieci MECH djabli
biora!! ha ha!
= Ale panic Grzegorzu!
Co tam panic GREGG.
rzu! phi cymba]e! tupna} noga
hulaka, albo ME o. anek sic
|jeszcze zzymal / chcial wyma~
WAC, a ten go piescia W box.
-. u
49, PHI m}okosie, DO CT {eb
rozwale ~.
- Gwalt! pomyslal Janek,
ME ma rady; trunek wiec
pochwyci} / jednym tcastem
wychylil. Grzegorz go poca-
lowal, poslini} i poszed}.
Satan musial tam cos ma
puScit do tego trunku, Janek
cd niego jakby ozyl. przeciera
oczy... co to takiego? SWAT
inny, niby dziei. niby ME-
dziela czy $wieto, czegoS
wesolo az sic chce spiewae,
gdyby inne SERGE W piersi
mu wsadzi], istotnie raznu!
Co sobie przypomni golizne,
since, przypadki swoje - to
Powtarza:
Pal djabli, jakoS to be-
die
Dziewczeta sic smieja i
zartuja, karczma navel tan
cuje, belki ma pulapie jakty
]e Zebra trzesla, aaszki skacza
ma ulicy, kieliszki ma stole, a:
ludzie ME ma co ju& i ms
vic. Jauek soble spiewac
poczal i tupae,, wzial sic W
boki, wyzwal by teraz ma
pojedynek pottery kopy rrze-
kupek i pol mlasta W dodatku;
wasa kreci choe go ME ma,
brzeka nibv pienirdzmi w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-26

prawo. potem Y 1ewo'
tyl. naprz6d, Cd sieb'e, e
siebie. zawsze pred siebie
| traits. ~niezawodnie.
Janek ~zagawronii SIC, chcacl
zrozumiet CO mu m6wiono'
a ,egomose W pluderkseh
znik} z ocz6w; znowu tedy
stoi i medytuje. a " g'owte
mu sic przewraca.
Pc chwili jednakze poszedl
wprost. jak mu starry dziad
wskazaI, ale powoli csie wlo~
kac. znuzony, osow'aiY...'
niewiedzac co robbie. ME
myslac CO pocznie. .. tax sic
przywlokl do rynku.
Ma rynku dopiero pokusy!
Caiy dzieh mic ME mial W
gebie, a tn stosami: smazone
k'elbasy. kartofle gorace, bull
XII, ]ablka, sliwki, grzankl,
czego dusza zapragnie. Przez
nos wlatuja zapachy do TO-
ladka, gl6d odzywa sic do
brzucha, brzuch do kieszeni
p%rzemawia, a W kieszeni jak
wymi6t', ami groszaka.
Janek mysli sobie: choc
popatrze.... co to szkodzl l
lchoG zawacham, toz ME
|grzech. Prey straganie ma
laweczce siedziala opasla ko-
biecina ,jak kufa, ma kt6rejby
harbuz przykryty czepkiem
po]ozy}... rebila pohczoche
i mrucza}a pacierze, byla czer-
wona i opas}a. jak gdyby
dzieh ca}y jadla...~ gdy sic
Janek poczal zblizat uSmiech-
nela sic, a ten sic je] uk{onlf:
- A noe prosae do mnie,
rzekla, prosze, chodz inc
ch}opaku- Janek blizej przy~
stapil 90. kielbasy, bu&ki,
jablka, skarby! ami ocz6w,
ami nosa cd mich ME oderwac,
prosza sic Go gebY! Usmie~
cha sic chlopiec, i TAXI sic
zrobit grzeczny, ze drugi raz
sic uk}onil; a przekupka do
niego:
A no! ME ceremonjujze
sic jak suczka ma przewozie; a
cheese czego, to bierz....
- Moge? zapyta} Janek
zdziwionY.
Pc kiegozby to djab}a
stslo? zawoia}a .baba; OF to
frye, gdzies ze wsi!
Janek pocza} medrowa6,
zeby sic praekonac ;akby
to bye moglo, zeby tn darmo
jest dawali z pomoca TO-
ladka, kt6ry ~argument6w
dostarcza}, jak ja} rozumowat.
tax doszedf, re wielkie, otyle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-26

MA, zgryzi pare 1 1saloNelSr
zdjawszy czapke :
usmiechem zabieral sic jul
odchodzit, gdy b2ba jak byla
gruba, tax krzyknawszY O
gromnie IA Gale miasto. zer-
wsla sic jak piorko ! schwyc
ella 60 "a czupryne.
- St6j lajdakn! a COZ to,
placit ME myslisz?
To slowo mrozem Janka
przejeio i rozum tn sic ode
oval.
- A co? bylo mnie s}u.
chae. ME tego giupiego 20,
}adka.
Zaplacit? czem tn by}o
zaplacic?
- Me nam grosza, wy
rzekl drzacy.... ale jejmos6
mnie zapraszala$ przecie2
- A jesc to umiesz! a
PLACID to ME cheese! ME masz
grosza, to zdychaj z glodu, a
:cuazego ME rusz, psi synu!
Byly tam i inne piekne
slowa, kt6rych Janek ME
zrozumial, ale "a to kulaki
m6wiiy do jego pojecia jasno
i dobitnie, try baby tluste,
jedna chuda, obraca{y go ma
wszystkie strony, tax re ME
bYlo sposobu sic wywinat,
zdarly z niego switke i do
piero puscily W koszuli. Me-:
borak uciekl co tchu, palac
sic &c wstydu.
- Me! rzek} do siebie z
gniewem, n1gdy rozumu mice
ME 6ede, ojcam ME slucha],
dobrze mi tax!
Wtem jakies skrzypki "a.
grady i zadzwonil bebenek,
ale to mic bebenek i skrzypki:
patrzY Janek przez drzwi
otwarte. izba ogromna. OPP
ko}a hasze: z6lte, czerwone,
bale, tluste i chude, ]edne z
j.k zurawia, drusie
brzuchate jak wieprze; ga
tylko i'm czubki i pasy
ponakladae. podobniusie1ikje
do starego volta; bahki prey
- "
pominajace stara Lejbo~e,
kieliszki, kwarty. =. all Czego
tam ME bylo, W posrodku
taniec ~zawziety. s. !
Tadcowali, ale jak! rzek}~
bys re ich djabe} opeta}, tax
sic nosili pc karczmisku, Il
W koniec wiatrem gna-
Il. dziewczeta. lezac ma bare
chlopc6w, chlopcy z
niemi usta W usta, reka W
hu ha! hu ha!
A! daj go katu! - "a
Janek, to ME tax jak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-26
PoDR0z
90 WR8TE0z1KR
POWIESG
j. I, Kraszewskjego.
-&:@@:s&-
.h
(Clag dalszy.)

(Clag dalszy.)
Szedl utica zebrak starry z
lira, zgarbiony, o kiju, broda -,
po pas, torby pc kolana, }eb
lysy jak dynia, ale oko zmru~
done pow,edzialby$ jak u tego
drwala, dreszcz przejal chio~
pea, przeciez iak mial pana
pytat, wola} swojaka ubogie~
90, i zbli&ywszy sic grzecznie
rzecze:
Moi ojcze, kedy to dro'
pa do k~o6ciola, co to go mu~
ruja?
A OF, presto - rzek} starry
i poszed}.
Janek juz ruszal, wtem
nadszedl ktoS mlody, $piewa~
jacy cos pod ncsem; dos}y-
sal widat pytania i odpo-
J. wiedzi, DO sic odezwal:
starry bajdurzy, zwy":
czajnie starry. co ma W
g}owie! rusza] W lewo.
Janek sic FACIAL, nadszed}
trzeci. ..F
- Kpia z ciebie, idz W
I prawo, moi kochany.
] Przystapi} czwarty / rzek}:
- Czy ME widzisz, ie juz
kosci6} miiiales! .
- Ami sposobu traffic. -
Janek rece zs}ama} i poczal~
by by} klnac, gdyby ME
plaka&; az .piaty przystapi},
powa1ny. W peruce z koziej
welny, z laska ogromna, W
okularach potr6jnych a tski
prosty i twardy jakby go
z drzewa wyclosal, wzia} Jane.
ks "a reke.
49, Synku - rzekl - wiz
DIG drogi >pytasz. a to ME
poczciwe ludziska durza Gle il
nasmiewaja sic z ciebie, co
"a SERGE nielitosciwe! co "a
glowy puste! Fowiedzno gdzie
iSc cheese. ia CT droge rozpo~
wien. Najprzod Gym lie
doslyszal? pyta}es do koscio.
la; pc co do kokcio}a?
= Ma robote.
- OF to znalaz} zarobek!
Buduja teatr, idz do teatru,
buduja burse, idz do bursy,
tam ci dobrze zarlaca, a u
Bernsrdyn6w ledwie lyzke
strawy i krzyzyk ma droge.
- Kiedy mi tam tatko!
przvkazali,
Co tam tatko! albo to
~ ME masz swoiego rozumu?
A popatrzywszy ma chop
ca, kt6ry .czapke " reku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-26
aAPlEKA P0Il6KAK
StanisllaWa kozakieWicza
678 Noble Str, Chicago, III.
m% Go jest najlepszego " 5wiecie?
- Zdrowie zofadka, =.

Ably przyj6o 2 pomoc2 rodakom Jest moim cbowl3zkiem podat do
publ,osnej wiadomoaci, 70 ws.dIe choroby zolqdkowe leeza sic
~kr0planli MaryanskleImi, kt6re " kazdej chwli MONA do
stc \ nasse] apiece, q - skutek kt6rych dalenY nalzupchnieiszs
gwarancye. 20 utycu ich wezelka nlestrawnost. natychmlast se uru-
wa. ZachwalaG tych kropli ME mann potrzebv, chwai9 c, co inz
usywal. a ci co ME uzvwali dotad, mech spr6buja to re,utat bedze
najlpsza pochws}a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17
Price Reduced!
900

Make an offer for that elegant lot
with improvements, situate on Thurs
ton avenue, possessing a magnificent
marine view which cannot be obstruct-
ed. and located adjoining the new res
idence of H. c. Austin, Esq, and ad-
Joining other substantial and fine i'm
provements. If you are DESTROYS Of
purchasing an elegant residence site
here is the opportunity. NO REAS-
ONABLE OFFER REFUSED.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17
rvorrSrTE RUGS

II Won want 20 decorate your home
-.,,-. c,s If those IA rugs that are be-
nc sold al l.. p. KERR'S for 81. They
.ra Good value. exquisite patterns,
charming col0rs. and must be seen 20
~ 5rDrociated. DO not fail Co see
.bern before they are all sold.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

Mont take the first thing that the
t,,r-+a,der offers-call for Jesse Moore
IA" whiskey and see that you get IT
-vou'U like il.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17
Don't put ice i'm

Don't put ice IN
-
the glass when serving Crown
Cocktails.
Pouring over ice takes the snap
the dash out Of them.
The proper way to drink them
is to refrigerats or cool on ice
before serving.
Observe this rule and you will
find Crown Cocktails The greatest
appetizer on earth.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-21
Iows's state treasurer has found it

Iowas state treasurer has found il
necessary to call down Gov. Shaw OF
that state in regard to some Of his safe.
ments explaining why the majority OF
the executive council OF which he was
one bad done thus and so in the matter
Of state railroad assessments. The
treasurer shows that the governor has
made false statements 10 several instan-
oes and that through his influence sup.
possbly tho Chicago and Northwestern
having q pulp on the council has been
favored to the amount of paying 1920 0
less taxes to the state than it ought to
pay it treated az the other systems are.
There will be nothing startling in this,
however, to the people Of Iowa. az Gov.
Shaw is known in private az we'll as
public ciroles to be d,sreputable.
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MIR. French considers this the opportun,

MIR. French considers this the ~opportune
time and has shied his senatorial castor
into the ring. A local committee OF
Yankton republicans called upon Mr..
French the other day to learn what bis
position on the senatorial question
was and be informed them that be is q
candidate for the senstorship, openly
and avowedly. Frank Crane, secretary
OF the republican state committee who
is q big cog in the Gamble senatorial
machine, has been nosing around Yank
ton this week to discover what be could
in regard to Mr.. French's candidacy
but was very close-mouthed as to his i'm
pressions. A more significant aspect OF
the affair however is thus narrated BY
the Ysnkton Prees and Dakotan: A. b.
kittredge has visited Yankton twice
within a month aud people say that Mr..
Kittredge 10 encouraging MIR. French 10
announce bis candidacy in order that
Iankton county may be devided when
it comes to q question Of endorsing the
candidacy Of MIR. Gamble. 1t is q ques-
ton whether or not Mr.. Kittredge loves
Mr.. Gamble and it is also q question
whether or not Mr.. Kittredge has bis
eye on the senatorial seat.
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Chairman Kidd OF the popul,st q

Chairman Kidd OF the popullst state
committee has had occasion recently to
issue the following statement: Press
dispatches from Canton, S. D., announc-
ing that Chairman Kidd contemplates
calling off the PEOPLES party state con-
ventlon for fear OF failure, shows the
total depravity Of the campaign liar.
Our committee has always received fair
treatment from convention towns and
expected it from Canton, regardless OF
politics. l expect our state convention,
May 8, to be one of the best we have
ever held.
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ReDOmin0ted Each.

La CROSSE, Wis, April 2l.-A special
to The Republican and Leader from
Alma, Wis, says the Seventh district
Republican convention met here and re.
nominated by reclamation, Congress.
man John ]. Esch, also electing two
delegates and two alternates to the
national convention at Philadelphia.
Resolutions endorsing the national and
state administrations were adopted.