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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-18
GKBB aGR PLwNrs.

SRBB EGS PLENTS,
Now ready for shipment. VI II fkeffeTf. Sue
ccssion and Early Spring, the hardest
largest, earliest and best known
100 to 5000, 81. so; 5000 10 i0,0NO
Sl.25 ovor 10000, 81 co. They are
grown In the open air and will stand So
we're cold. VIII deliver large lois ri
sl.50 Address
NORMAN ii. BITCH
fclS-2m McgSett s. G.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-18
Steps thr rougli
Rpd wOrks off the {.OItf

Laxative Bromo-Quinlne Tablets cure a
cold iii one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price
1c fc2-eod-2ni
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-18

We make skctclies-aIi ny size ial "a
mos It OF, u moments notice. n fs
We lend Artists Stud IL rev and
np-to-drtp SUBJECTS y6ji arsSS
welconre to borrow til en- and |
ksSp them rs long, r as ss a;lssyotii
return them In good 4 condi;35
ton. g sSss
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-18
IN LEGAL CIRCLES
Another Assault Case Reported
From Princess Anne County.
a" Attorney discovers Another Tile
E"i Drtcntion-Y Young Mnn From
nerkicy in rrouble-alinor cnsc.
in The Police Conrt-O,hcr Items.
Eni prtc,,tion.

Princess Anne county has another
assault sensation. The man charged
with the crime is Mr.. Charles Gregory.
IL Years of age, and employed as night
watchman at the Princess Anne Hotel,
Virginia Beach. His alleged victim is
Fannie Hale, the fourteen year-old
daughter of Mrs. Hale, wife Of the late
George Hale, who was murdered sew
eral years ago by Benjamin Brock, now
serving q ten-year sentence IN the pen
itentiary.
From the best information obtdina-
bic it is asserted that Mrs. Hale and
her daughter were given a home at the
residence OF Gregory. and were getting
alopS nicely until Mrs. Gregory and
Mrs. Hale had n quarrel, and the latter
uecided to leave. Mrs, Hale subse-
Quently swore out Il warrant before
Justice Fersuson, of Princess Anne.
charging Gregory with improper con-
duct. The alleged crime was commit
ted January 22d last. The case was
called for preliminary hearing Friday
afternoon and the accused sent 10 the
grand jury.
Mr.. Gregory is highly regarded at
| Virginia Beach and by the officials OF
the Virginia Beach railroad He occu-
| pies one of the roads cottages in the
rear of the Princess Anne Hotel. lie
was bailed in the sum OF 500 for his
appearance III the March term OF the
grand jury of the Princess Anne Coun-
ty Court. Mr.. John c. Triton, of this
city. is defending AIr. Gregory
| ALLEGED ILLEGAL. DETENTION.
Attorney W. s. WoodworTh mas an
other case in hand. in which he claims
a prisoner is being Illegally detained in
| Jail.
The prisoner Is Emma Hill, recently
sentenced tn twelve months IN Jail by
Justice Tomlin for robbing Il sailor OF
$40.
Attorney Woodworth claims the
mittimus, upon which the prisoner is
held, does not bear the name of the
man she robbed ana he cites many SIM
liar cases In which prisoners were re-
leased for tho same cause.
Justice Tomlin claimed the prisoner
was being legally confined in jul and
ordered her recommittal. In the mean
time Attorney Woodwork will ask
Judge Hanckel for a writ of habeas
corpus.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-18
FRATERNITY NOTES
Mr.. James S. Groves and Mr.. Butcher on
Jr. O. U. A. M. Matters.
State Councillor Butcher

tate Councillor Butcher Says That National Representative
Ideal couneil--A Prominent Red Man Missing-Loca
Eks Preparing for Grand Time Their Visit to Bal
tmore-General News Of Fraternity Circles
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-18
TEMPERATURE, RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.
TIDES.

: Sun rises at GAO o. m. and sets at
6:49 D. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-18

Coiors-O Oil ,olors IA yosiz y
Pastel - Academ ils BossrIs -
SkctchinEs Pape - T; rtisf
Drawing Ink IS Drsi wing q .F>1E
pG:S--prawinE enciIsT- Phi s:ts 81 i;
ter Casts fcisS Ora M n 81 TAI III
cHiatical Instruments II OF b HIS
sorts, separute and iii ssis; ~
etc, etc. E,: Il; !, ~! ;is "
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-18
aWte: ~ ATHlER q ERoRr...
Washington. D. c.. Feb. II. 1900.
q Norfoik nld vicinity.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
W TODAY

Possibly clearing, with high north
west winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-18

Ideal Council. Jr. O. u. a. NJ, will
have an important meeting Wednesday
night. Some action may be taken in
connection with the matters at issue
between the State Council and National
over Gordon. No 211 Rose avenue.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
DENVER LETTER.
AN EVENTFUL WEEK IN THE
WORLD OF COLORADO POLITICS.
Reosevelts Visit and it, Eecse Says He Feels . He
wa. Having Holiday Ill the Time He is IN The Wet
His Wonderful Physical Endurance and Manly sasshk
forwardoess

ance which a band Of hoodlums he'd
been hired to make.
Such things are q disgrace to the
state. and still more disgraceful 10 the
opinion expressed OF them by the gov
errors private secretary. Whether this
man echoes the sentiments Of Governor
Thomas does not appear, but 1t u not
likely that he would express himself
in opposition to the governors wishes.
Here Is what he said:
1t was just what Colonel Roosevelt
and Senator WOlcOtt must expect II
they are going through the state car
rying about the idea that Colorado
crowds are composed Of q lot Of fools
that can be attacked by them without
reply. But l think that the Victor dis
turbance was gotten up by the Repub-
licans just for effect"
Tom MalOney's excuse for the Demo
cratic rioters Is that they were carried
away with Bryanite enthusiasm. He
saiu:
There can he but one opinion of
that Victor occurrence. Everyone, Dem
ocrat or Republican. deplores It. But
1t II not q thing that any party can be
blamed for. The Democratic party
leaders did not nor would they ever
give their sanction to such acts. II
was the work Of Q crowd Of irFespon-
sibie men who were carried away BY o
zeal for their party leader"
W. A. P.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
NEW sTAR.spAN0LeD BANNER.

Oh. say. can you see. BY the far East
Arn light.
What 10 proudly 10 hailed st the twt
lights last gleamingf
Whose broad stripes and bright stara.
after many . hght.
In lands near and far. 10 % CALAMITY
streaming?
And the thanks In our prayers. risins
high In the air.
Give proof to the World that our Gag
II still there:
Oh. say. let that star-spangIsd banner
be waved
Der the lands We have freed and the
peoples we've saved!
Oh. thus lie II always, whenever ~
str nd
Between the oppressed and Kings
desola tion.
Blest with victory and peace. may he
Heaven-rescued land
Praise the Power that hath made %
powerful nation!
And onward We must. for our causs u
y 10 just:
And this bs our motto. In God b sss
trust:
Let the ar-spangied banner In H.
umph b. waved
Der the lands we have freed and tAs
peoples we've saved!
Martin BaxA
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
SHEEP AND WOOL.
ERsets Of the Tariff That Bryan De-
nounce1.

ERsets of the Tarin That Bryan De-
The sheep Of the United States are
worth twice as much money to-day as
they were at the close Of the year 1SD8.
Jhen their value was <67, 600. 900: now
it = over $122, 200. 900. What Ia the rea-
aoa for this remarkable change?
In 1902, under the Mckinley protec-
tive tariff, the imports Of wool amount
q to but 14S,OOO,OOO pounds and the
home production was 94,OOO,OOO
Dounds, while the average price for
washed Ohio fleece was % cents per
pound.
In tie hscal year 1897. the closing
year of the Wilson tariff which admit
3od wool free ~ duty. imports were
$4,000, 900 pounds and the production
only 15o,0OO, 900 pounds. while the
average price In 1906 was 1874 cents.
In 1889. under the Dingley tariff
which thoroughly protected the wool
growers Of the United States, the i'm
ports fell to 5000. 900 pounds. the pro-
duction increased to ~, ,OOO. 900 pounds
and the price increased to q cents per
poand.
II d not surprising. then. that the
valus Of sheep on American farms fell
S1uo8Gy, AoOAy "
81 100000 on January I. 1897, and
that It Increased under the restoration
q the protective tariff to S122OO0 900
- January I, 1900.
OF couFse, the election Of Mr.. Bryan
means ths restoration Of free wool.
That - not ealy the general Democrat
ic theory, bat hs specifically and clear
h anDouneed himself, in debate In Con-
Sxa92 IN favor Of free wool.
TA6ss = ~ feature Of our aGricult-
ufaa q ether Industries which shows
more elsariy the beneAts Of the protee-
i've Delic5 and the advefsity of free
trade than doe0 wool. The facts are
cooe1osly stated In the following tabss:
Price vslua Of
Pro- washed oho4o
10poets. duction. Ohio ON farms.
,s.....S TO- Es$sssss "is s. usa b.
NO.. 7<zs.s~ zn.lsi.0se . tl2lseI1l
WE
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
AR. 0QYAN AND the SILVER "a.
PU0llcANS.

when Q candidate is hooorsd BY Q
party with the nomination for o hiah
once II has becosne customary 10 make
the formal notification Of the fact .
matter Of some ceremony. Both Mr..
Mckinley and Mr.. Roswell received
the news Of their nomination frosD .
formal committee appoiniei by the Re-
publican national coovention and IN.
swered with set speeches. NJ. Dsyaa
was thus formally no,iiied by The Dso-
ocrats at Indianapolis aud By The Pep
ulisfs at Topeka. and gave bis formal
acceptance.
But Mr.. bryan was also aominated
BY another convention Of anothes par.
y. that Of The silver Republicans .
party that b peculiarly repesssstafivs
& what was the main issus foae ysafs
49,. asd . party upon which ths Dso-
oerats must dspend for ihsir success b
ssvseal westssD states. 11s IL essDa1
asosptaDcs by Ar. Dsyan has oeso
formed % ssod authority that IL ~
Nc notiAeatios has bsea ahasdeoe1 n
6sfStsAes 10. ~, Bsyss's wisAss. ~Bs
says The peopss ~ Sssoosa& Pg1 -
- much nseincatioa. and U&1s4~U
hasa't tins DSW 10 feeou1ate . s0ooeA
q aecsptasc&"
Our BilvR RspsblIcsa fEssols Vsn
6eoot1ess b pruperly iRpesoss1 WleA
ths fAet that NJ. bsyan hasav ~
t10o y formulate . sosoeA q aeeeDe
aoeo q the1e Ao0iaatisa, bot ~ o0ee
q ths matter b tAAt As. Dsyaa b -
aoxSous at thlo particular sl0e - ea1
sstsosSea - hi9ssaf - IL eAa004sa
e silvss. II faet is wssl1 - Dssullaf.
y aWkwafa 10 secspt Q neG1e0ae1sa
fre0 the Silver kspubaieaao q Q t1Ds
whso tie pssipatetic saadtAoaD y -
~ svssythiag 10 hs psw0 - oAes
~ Dsepls sseeet ths sllvss ieDoA ~.
Bsysn b willing 10 scesps H. 0lvs
AsOabljcaa Votes bst - 6ooo - ~
to aAvsstiss himssaf - that OogVo
candidate. without ess1f108 - ~
o6eeos to anyoas he Wishes TO can q.
tsat5oo 10 the fest that - = ooooOpa.
~ - ths tickst b. Mr.. 9tsysaDso. lass
e Osvo1saA Showcases . O., 81 -
~ NJ. Tswns.-Cssssa1s oOssnO O.
00S0b
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
STATES BRYAN CANNOT CARRY.
West Virginla, Kansas, Washirgtso
and New York Given Up.

New York, Sept. 15.-Every STATE
chairman IN the East reported at the
hoffman house to-day for consultation
With Senator Jones and his associates
On the national committee. A well
known Dem0cfat, who was preseat at
tie coof0fence, said:
AFTER discussing the situation In ~.
ssy detail this afternoon, the Den
oefatic national campaign MANAGER
ave up The state Of Kansas to the
Repubiican party. Kansss was carried
By Bryan in 1905 By 2,2S0 plurality.
The Democratic national coufefess
also eave up the state Of West vir-
ginia, which war carried BY McKinley
n 1893 BY 11.467 plurality.
ssThe conferees gave mp the stats Of
WashinGton to Mckinley. The state
q Washington was carried by Bryan
b 1Soo BY 12.493 plurality.
sTbe 1Ddiana men said that they b.
lSsvod that there was Q fighting c6ancs
Tor Indiana. which was carried by Ne
Kinley In 1895 by IS. .1s1 plurality.
sOae or two present told Mr.. 0orma,
that thsfe was no possibility Of caFry.
iAg ths 0tate Of New York for Bryan.
B "Ihe majority came around % H.
oR1Ginal Mo- Of Chairman Jones ~
seSoe lo1ue0tial Democrats counse1o6
W1A She natSonal committee that d.
QUot Aeht woWld he similar TO that n
~ n tie middle Western staSoa-
0looo-DsOocfat.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
LINCOLN AND uooQTv.

Trying - oshs . fssl q Absahan
LoeoA ~ Desvsftia4 ~ hQnooe
81 bsuvs Dsgeess sSaiass ~ DeDe
nas1e DssSey q ~ 16y, b IT, GaV1ssoo
hesUo Doay e ~. Dsyaa 90 - ~
1OWO1 soAAy. IT, s6sal ~ nvUy q
hooVs0 - Osgvs The 1sVl -
~ Nssey ysan slscs ~ ns0uAoDno
paee1 uD1R - lsol e naG1l1lR -
SsAog great 0eaeso0ea hoVO bou0 ~.
sgon1 - o0oeaAe ~ oaDuO ~ -.
Ov0DOoo4 afSsR OosoA119 - 80.
30 olhvgiy fsSo - nI&D - -
- ese11 ese-Osv010gne V0dtW0
0eW absue - Dono0noD - .
0osA esoesaDeo oeeUe - U1u0D g
- 00D1nsot D 49, ~ - ooDoO
= - 2 - csSs4 -
~ G - AQDlo . - - GG0
80 SSS haa103 4S@S
Woo90uDo0 0ooa1oo01 e -
~ 0gy9veo - 0onG1 @ =
ql61A O1nslssD - h0R10lloD o.
0o0D - - ooUu1 - -
~ : :SsssSk
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
THE COAL STRIKE.
A . Democratic Campaign Measure
II Won't Work.

A . Democratic Campaign Measure
1t Won't Work.
Eight years ago q president was
elected to the indammatory CRY that
the protective tariR was robbery" the
robbery Of the many for the benellt Of
the few. The country was Spleadidly
prosperous: but, started by this sudden
explosion Of demagogy and reinforced
BY the savage passions Of the Home
stead riots, q wave Of enmity against
tbs wellto-do swept the Republican
ticket OF The nsld.
The disaster which followed that
outbreak Of fanaticism, too deeply felt
10 need description. has been 0oeo
than repaired during the three years
IN which the enterprise born Of sobriety
and confidence has had it, opportunity
un6er the Mckinley administrator.
We are again In the midst q Q peesi-
dsntial election, the country bslAG n
dustrially strong and growing bsyood
sn III precedent:. This IT, u
Dsmoefstic party. knowing itee3 . -
and failing IN its attsmpt - speooA
nti-Republican prejudice By the bogus
Issue Of Imperialism. takes tie -
psrate chance OF dFivinS voters frantic
By getting up Q great labor war.
They have forced q strike In the eoal
mineA From peacsfulness, which -
usual marks the beginning, they WIN,
II they can. GoAd II on to b'oodshsd,
hoping - . last hops to carry their
candidate into the White Heuss
through The craze Of smother Hone
vtead.
A few days after Bryan was chosen
at Kansas City The Sun said that, fail
ing to return enough gold Democrats.
or the success Of imperialism a. para
mount Issue, the Democrats would -
Q last resource attempt, with Bryan
carrying the torch, ito rouse the rage
against wealth and social ordsf." :"
They are at II.
| Idlensss, misery. perhaps riot pro
voksd to eiect the Populist agitatoe Of
the Platte President Of the Unlted
statssi A. . game It won't work.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
oRYAN on VETERANS.
Low Many Years WIN Il Tshs =
Rxhaust Hl0r Ha

4 Wa9oingloo eoreopeooeoe - -
IeWo Ooats 1sg1sese sayO: OoesoA
Osek D0oe has called ~ stesotjeo -
o. v1laios1s uttesasees q WInleo
I0an1aOD Dsyea, Nsvs0ose - -
o11o6h6ng - vstesaas q - 0lvo
-. onTlng thse ths1e e1aia0 - ~.
01G4 a Wsss ~ hsassa1eA -
nVsnU s0os eansse hslD bseo0 60
80 = hDOW NV 0any OesO yees0
r. - OnAs - exhasse tbs Osna1e1so
Vo1Gh fsslD eess1 Atuss1 - - -.
nhols Say ~ -. - -
- 1sJ0 on10: ~xAo 0ooe 0oo0uD
g ~ = Wsssl1s M - 1s0e6soey
= a1o4oea TA1D = - ooeDaue q
- - - easf ysae 0uue - -
- 90 oNeoAeoA . = 49,
- - ssees3sse - = esssse -
- - O1soo . - - Qn
j e<s - - - e1Do6e =
y 3 u y. 's. > 5 . - : - -
IS6 - WsG00 - -
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

II Il were an honorable debt. but .
large proportion Of It 10 mt debt, b.
cause 1t was never earned by any act
Of patriotism or heroic ssrvice. Ths
government II held up and dsspoiled OF
no mean portion Of this. and II seems
helpless to defend itself. One cannot
help being curious to know how many
more years II will take to exhaust the
generation yhich feels itself injured by
the war. II In safe to say that never
did . generation display such longsv-
ity,"
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
AN IDAHO STORY.
How Politics May Sometimss Affect
Busioess.

880" SVWuV Aa1y EOhAsSksASDD 0AGNt
Business.
A gsntjsman 10 this city yesterday
received q letter from . mining camp
in Idaho, and one sentence In the Iet-
ter = Woeth notice. 1t reads a. fol.
lows:
I'VE vsrs selling some mining prop
sfey hsss 10 St. Louis parties. They
haA tAeir experts here who exsmined
tho property and pronounced II o. X.
DvoeythinG was satisfa ctofy and ooe
Of - wsat East to close the deal. WAsn
we reached there the Democratic eoo-
vsot3oa in Pocatello had conciU6e1 ID
labeeaL. The Eastern parties he'd sesn
tie rsport Of II and Informed % thet
IL esaveatSon had seated the Disturb
inG element from northern Idaho asd
th92 would not invest dollar n Idaho
un1sr any circumstances."
Th0oo Democrats who say that the
pesssot prosperity b due not - the
peoos0t edministration. bat 10 natufal
conoss, oaght to read the absve s1-
trDee - see n through thsar 0iods
thsre Win not creep this thougAt tat
WIN Q change Of admiuistratS00 aAd
Nm Q 0an for psesident who fAvoes
the eurtailment Of the preroest1vs 'aed
poWsr Of ne Supreme Court q ths
Uniee1 States, there might soOe<Afo9
cs0s abost that would diasipate and
lessen TIE present prosperity; tAat
capital might be little shy of isvest-
nsat, while n there were any thses
n that region, they would know they
0agAt purUUe their dev11try via ths
a00eOval md sympathy u the party
d Dowss-Dosse CITY Statesmas-
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
STuUsessDeRo TURNED DOWN,

II oesioa Of the PocateiIo csoven.
30 = t1fDing down tie state 49,,
i0e0Doo - 90oe mOch to 6eQ1naa
n1Q - ~ sDan5so tAat ~ ~
- N6gDo0 f1sDses1aG l1aAo l@111
- - yoaR. ga 4 b cs00s0 -,
- 01e . 0o1es4 tAat Dos1ooo ~
90 e 0vsse1n9 hess isAso6 q ~
- 80 egeR eAs e3oce3oo. -
01D - 0oR 0fD1s ~ - NJ 49,
~ - 001oo uaSssD q 0oeo H001
- ~ . Q k1DA e s1nis0a2 ~
= - - 0aks a11 b efSa ~ ~
o0 G4oet, ~ thssU y - H1
- - y O0eA fsaoAna1so - -
1Do - esas11ssnhos ~
- - Dvogeo1 6y sUeA su011
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
BRYAN ON TRUSTS.
Fscts Do Not Bear Out His Assertions.

Facts Do Not Bear Out His Assertions.
Mr.. Bryan devo.es most Of his space
to the question Of trusts. His forecast
Of the probable or possible evils arts.
Ing from these vast aKgregntions Of
capital. II they be allowed to operate
unrestrained, may be admitted to be
fairly accurate. But his assertion that
the Republican party lacks either the
desire or the ability to deal with this
question effectively" IL proved false BY
the facts The Republican party
proved It's desire" by the antitrust
acts oR 1870 and 1897. 1t proved IT.
ability" BY successful prosecutions
under these acts. But Its "desire" was
limited By court decisions showing
that, without amendment Of the con-
stltution, the ability" Of CouErsss to
regulate trusts 10 decidedly limited
The Democratic party. on the other
hand. in eight years OF national power.
showed neither "cesire" nor ability"
to deal with this question, and recently
defeated Republican efforts % to
amend the constitution ~ TO give Con.
gress the needed power.
what Il Mr.. Bryan's remedy for
trusts1 II shall recommend" he says.
''such additional leGisla tion ~ may he
necessary to dissolve every private
monopiy which does business outside
Of the state Of its origin" Mr.. Bryau
wants no legislation that would a6sct
the New York Ice trust Of Senator
JONES' cotton -compreas trust. supreme
court decisions have proved that %
long - such states as New jersey. to
subserve local interests, choose to fos-
ter trusts Congress IL almost powsfisss
to suppress them. Mr.. Bryan's pro-
fessed fear Of trusts 10 % great that
he ought 10 b willing TO take any
measure against them. But 10 ~
yards o constitutional amaadWeot
with eXtrsme aversion. would roeoO-
mead one osiy - the very last ressea
and thea without impairins any Il
the existins rights Of the statse."
Abraham Lincoln, whom Mr.. Bsyan
10 % fond of, quoting wss ready To-.
and did. use ANY .s0ns 70 savs tns
Union. Judging from NJ Dsyes's
trusts 10 No ieW warm thaa lAneolnHs
for the Union. why. thes. does NJ.
Bryan thus qualify. hedge. and cool
down when he comes to propose
remedies against the trnstsP Il Il ~
eause M. Bryan knows that he gress.
" exagesrstes the actual evils ef
tIustsf Or 10 u because Mr. Bryan
percsives that the so-called trust = =
many Instances mersey . natural -.
ve3opment Of Industrial oeganisatjea,
Of which not ths use bot eolI H.
abuse demands preveotioaf eltAss
way, the sincerity II Mr.. Dsya1's aDt3-
tfust cla0oss. especially Whsa hio ~
dsgDoss to Democratic trusts 10 rsOe0-
bsesA, must be Graveiy Qvestiooel.-
OhieaCs lnter-Oceas.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
~ Psaossess Lessss q ths AlaAoan

~ Psl0ssess Lesosa - IT, Alnhona.
Our new wanhip. the Alabama. hes
completed Q very successful trial ".
esywhere the public pride in hss =
Anding expressions IN the newspaDesA
She makes the eighth Americas sAiD
Do carry big guns and to wear asDos,
asd, fortunately. IN eur opinsoa, thses
arO more 10 come.
NJ fsslswers Of william Jsaainp
Bsyas, though. can properiy take pase
ia tAs eesefal felicitatioa. for ths no
50 that politically they are ssai1se
- Alaba0a and the thing she FVDe0.
ss0es. Thsy are eagaeed, - ths 6sge
aal 1sg1s0e q theis absllty, b sWsllla0
Q hoW1 aOn1ose "nSlitasso0~ e VAseS
~ Ala6o0a b Q sAinsa9 aD1 DOWuF.
81 s1a0Va.. Ths cosstS9 y ssafssse
- VIA ss0eslsoa b . pess9eo e -
esssseosy - shs mast ss1 wsgA . q.
tsaselD0asy Dos1 - tFosps - OA11A.
~ - OoOoentD ase 00eoly oopOUD.
~ - ea0ss - ths ssSso3sa. 1s0oo1.
~ ~ eO0e6iats satus1 q go ss0oDo
nU0 O41oa, f0gnr1eoaD q eg01D'
e1soosa aa1 eauoag ~ . so11ea1 -.
1oee1so - tAs oe01 - eUaUea1D q
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The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

Secretary Gage may not be much OF
a stock manipulation, but 1t u evident
that he has managed to corner Carl
SchurZ.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

The people would like to hear from
Mr.. Bryan on the subject of the Tam
many ice trust and Chairman Jones
round cotton bale trust.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

After a long period Of tugging, Mr..
Altgeld feels that he has finally sue
ceeded in bringing Mr.. Olney around
to his way of thinking.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

The discontinue of the Hon. Bird 3
Coler shows how sincere Mr.. Crokel
was when he made a plea for tn
young man in politics.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

Do not forget the pertinent question
of Senator Carter Of Montana, who
asks "If the tariff is the mother Of
trusts, what is the duty on Ice?
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
SUPPLEMENT TO THE
DELTA INDEPENDENT.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1900.
pIiny POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
Keep the flag flying.

No Republican voter should neglect
to register this year.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

What has become Of that war OF
determination on the gold Standard
that Mr.. Bryan was SO determined to
wage until he had snuffed the blamed
thing out?
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

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The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

The editorial contemporaries Of Col
onel .WattersOn have been feeding him
his 1896 words in such profusion that
there Is grave danger Of an attack Of
INDIGESTION.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

The Hon. George Fred Williams sue
ceas In carrying Vermont and Maine
for the Democrats will be sure to make
him . drawing card in other sections
Of the country.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

The work Of producing a coal miners
strike was intrusted to the labor bu-
reau Of the Democratic National com
mittee. The Democratic managers
don't underestimate the value Of dis
content to their cause.