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The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10


DIR. McGEHEE. PHYSICIAN IN
charge of the Cosmopolitan Dispensary.
corner Liberty and Lincoln, treats all
chronic diseases for s. per MONTH all
medicine furnished. Office hours Q to ~
d. m, TO ., and TO 9 p. IN.
LADIES! CHICHEsTER's ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills are the best Safe, re-
liable. Take no other. Send 4c stamps
for particulars. Relief for Ladies'" in
letter by return mail Ask your druggist
Chichester Chemical Co. Philada. Pa
MORPHINE, OPIUM, LAUDANTrM
cocaine habit; myself cured; will inform
you OF harmless, permanent home cure.
Mrs. Baldwin, Box 1912. Chicago.
I HAVE FOUND A POSITIVE CURE
for drunkenness; can be given secretly;
will gladly tell YOU what 1t is; don't send
money. Mrs. May Hawkins, Lock Box
l.. H. 1@, Grand Rapids. Mich.
OPIUM, MORPHINE. WHISKY-IF
interested in the cure of these habits write
for my hook on these diseases. mailed free.
H. NJ. WColleY, NJ D., Atlanta Ga
HOW ARE vOUN F-SET: IF YOT-P
feet are troubling YOU. call on me ana
will give you relief; l cure ingrowin9 nails
corns and all diseases of the feet witbou,
pain; charges reasonable: can give the
best references in the city; patients treat
ed a residences; orders can be left nj IJv.
fnRstor's drug store. Bull and Congress
streets; telenhone 1913. Lem Davis. sur
r~enr cNt~O-NdIsf
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THOROUGH W WORKMANSHIP is A
prime requisite 90 success In auY busiee5
\ man nay be good "ne u sht or
"a Ii'' 80 Mi,oT Icy ~,
80. an, ,,,a,.,,,,,,. 10. +. IA nort r.,
very ,,sa Norman re MRS a y, Al d
atAr J.ffareoo s,rset mar / ihe,tv
FOR I-t-RNItrRE AND PIANO
"a kI e moving or s,orfng te'.pbone ,
r'is',ic1 Aia esq n,er C5,nra5, the only
warth use in the city especially htt-d 10
care furniture ana carpets.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED, ONE
fifty up and returned same day If de-
sired uphcls ering and repair ne. FoN's,
Whitaker, near Oglethorpe.
NrcIrIrc SELLS STxTY-TNTCU RIGS
ern1r,la natterrs FAR "a ocnts
LARGE LOT OF SfCOND-tlAND Ma
ehlhes on hend' cheap soOd as ne"
guaranteedi New domestic ana White
sewing machines with pan bearings; see
the Rotary Nhltei luH me OF heeHies'
parts and attachments Tor an machines;
repairs. specially guaranteed q. t..
iehtoh son barnard ana 10TH pn"le
&c
YOU Ill SAY = MClNfA ~ ~ !
ing your TRUNKS SAlthtlS. e'c.' az nat
nam trunk Factory' Bfoushtoh' cor he'
BEAUTY PINS &c EACH; PULLEY
belts. buckles and rings; shirt waist sets.
at GARDENERS Bazaar
SHREDDED WHOLE WHEAT BIS
cut ana s;erlized milk served in e'e-
eance at Hamiltons lunch parlor, Bull
street
FOR FLORAL DESIGNS. PLACE
your orders in lime at Conida's Phone
1877
FOR MESSENGER BOY RING TEIlE-
phone >. District Messenger Company.
St,, 1f5,1I7i w, w !, Nm, -,r, =, 7-75
stock this month, and we want to clear
out as much of our goods as possible; ii
is not right to put lot of fake prices in
me papers, ana ge' you 10 puy somefhihg
lh@I you doH Want because II IS appar-
ently cheap; put II you need anything In
frigerators. stoves hammocks water
coolers lawn settees cedar chests etc.
come around 10 see us and we will make
prices that Will be really cheap and give
you big values for your money Yours
for honest bargains. G. p Miller, agent,
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SEEKING YOUNG EVERITT.
STRANGE Si2Qu Ell TO THE MACON
ABDUCTION CASE.

"iNi ing Snbro," acquitted in Macon
on the Charge of Abduction Fol
lowed Young Preston EVeritt to
savannah and Sought to Gain an
Interview with Him Last Night.
The hoy Was frightened aud Told
His Father. " no, Accompanied by
Friends, Waited for Sabo ut the
PO>tOiiice Where tae Iattet HAD
Appointed q Meeting with Pres
ton-snbo did Not Appear.
The Preston Everitt abduction case
which was tried in Macon FIJI
day came near having interes. ing
Developments in Savannah lssl night
Young Everitt who is VIII known
in Savannah for his histrionic abilities. il
Will 5e remembered, disappeared in Ma
con several weeks ago. after a tour with
a company Of variety actors. His parsn
were much alarmed and the police were
set to work 10 locate him.
After several days young Everitt was
discovered in company with "Kfag
Sabre, one of the variety performers.
Sabre was arrested on The cha &c of alb
ducuon ana held Tor trial. The trial came
off i'm Macon Friday and Sabre was ac-
quilted chiefly on the testimony of YOU G
ENerilt which was to the effect that he
was not carried off by force bu, was
persuaded to go with Sabre and his com
panion.
The judge, in dlsmissing the prisoner,
warned him that he had been acquitted
a. ~
TO let the boy alone i'm future, if he did
not want TO get himself i'm serious trOu-
ME. "SabrO. or William CasWell as
his name is said to be, did not choose
to take This; advice. He seems to have a
peculiar infatuation for the boy. Friday
night when Mr. EVeritt left fer Savan-
nah with his son. Caswen was at the
depot and attempted TO communicate with
Preston, only dessting when threatened
by the father.
Preston arrived here yesterday morning.
with his father, and resumed his work
a; Kenans drug store at Bun and State
streets. He is 10 years of age. though IN
size he appears to be only y. ana is as
bright as IA steel trap. Last night Pres
ton left the store on some arrand and
returned much agitated. lie informed NE
fattey Winters, one of the proprietors
of the store that he had seen Sabre on
the street. \ little later the man came
into the store and accosted the boy Pres
ton avoided him and told him he wanted
nothing TO do with him. The boy was
'N%IuuN very ihuch IrISh'ehed.
~, ~ ,ui' 'eaNtns 'hr store the man fhrew
WV poS note written on a sheet of
"I"Ipt"e PrPer, tellhS hlm that he was
~ mann u 70 MN lor what ne had
49, ~ nm Ill Macon ana saying mat
ho wished e. see him once more as tn s
"'"i" tIo"apE De the Ias4 time lie re
|H'S'e'' LneS!oh 10 meet MN at the Post
Vl,'ye az - CLOCK;
I's'oh Eot WORD 10 ms rather, who re-
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I
erences or sample of wor& Apply III
Whitaker street.
WANTED, \ GOOD SERVANT FOR
general houswork. Apply p East Congress
street.
SIX OR SEVEN YOUNG LADIES TO
act as fortune taners cash each week:
these that can do song or dance get
better cash; come or write at once; six
months work in Park. Broad Street Mu-
scum Company, Juan Edmundos, Mana
ger. No 1870 Broad s'r-ef. Augusta.
WANTED, INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN
to do cooking and light washing, on The
| salts Apply 10 Jones street, west.
WANTED AT ONCE TWO FIRST
class hands for dress making; none other
need apply All Tattnall street
A PLEASANT. NEAT AND TIDY
lady wanted to take charge of a dairy
stand; one who understands handling
milk, and can keep ordinary accounts. Ad-
dress in own handwriting Dairy" care
News.
WANTED. A GOOD COOK, TO co TO
Guyton for the summer; nice place; com
Portable quarters. Apply Monday $40
Whitaker street.
WANTED, 4 FIRST-CLASS IRONER
at once. Mrs. Gaudn, corner Bu1 and
Jones street.
WANTED, FIRST-CLASS COOK.
none other need apply. CAL OF III Wa
burg, west references required.
WANTED, SERVANT FOR GENERAL
house work must come well recommend
ed. POI Henry street east.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. RELTA-
bic white woman. without incumbrances:
good home. S23 West Bolton
Nf Ny.-I11, INV NOR, .l,t-t-Tg-,,
bookkeeper and cashier; must bee good at
figures and have experience; state salary
expected Address Y Rookkeeper, care
News office.
WANTED, A YOUNG LADY TO
travel for reliable book house Address
A, care of Pos man No. 4, city
LADY TO TRAVEL IN GEORGIA:
splendid route; good salary ana al cX-
penses. For particulars address General
Manager, POP Pontiac Building Chicago.
WANTED, a LADY TO TRAVEL. X
Georgia; $50 monthly and all expenses to
start; permanent position if satisfactory:
self-addressed envelope for reply Adj
dress Manager McBrady Star Building.
Chicago.
WOMEN TO CROCHET AND MAKE
fancy work at home eady paying work.
Herrschner Needleworks, 32 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
WANTED, HANDS TO Do HAND
sewing on pants American Manufacture
ing Company, 23S West Broughton street.
WANTED. WHITE GIRL TO COO
and iron; family in country. Address B.
r. f., Tusculum, Ga.
WANTED, TWELVE LADIES T3
Gravel; salary $3.50 and expenses; absolute
~ no canvassing permanent position if
satisfactory; reference; inclose salf-ad-
dressed stamped envelope Colonial Com
pany. 3Si Dearborn street, Chicago.
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nnAnD WANTED.

WANTED, BOARD BY TWO YOUNG
aides in private family; must be reason
Bile. Address w e. News office.
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FREEl LADY AGENTS WANTED
for besi toilet preparations made: highly
prof able; established fifteen years; ten
col ars worth goods. e. Sharum Manu-
featuring Company, 60 West Twenty-sec-
end str, ct, New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

WANTED ACTIVE AGENTS IN
every town and county to sell our i'm
proved gasoline vapor lamps; no torch: ad-
Unstable flame; polished brass; seven
styles; handsome designs; good profits 10
reliable agents, Write Studebaker Case
line Lighting Company. Dept. IS. 552 Main
street, Kansas City, Mo. Let there be
light
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ROOMS WANTED.

WIDOW WITH DAUGHTER WISHES
fiat in private family; reasonable. Ad-
dress "Permlnent" News office.
FLAT or FOUR ROOMS WANTED.
southern section. Denton. Morning News.
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HOUSES WANTED-

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WANTED, HOUSE AND STORE COM
bNed with large yard for No. l tenant
fy &C.. l. Answer No. / Tenant. Morning
News
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WANT H0ME-BUlLT YACHTS.
COMMODORE STARR SAYS CLU3S
SHOULD ABANDON Old POIsCI.


The Pi"n the commodore SURGEONS
Is TO Have Sa, annnh and Charles
ION tlie.ld Their Own BoatS-TAcy
-,
'"' 80 "
chimes -iHtcreSt in Yachting Could
he. Su,tninrd and increased. Pos
.,, ~ ,rtt ,, Nh ,.,a
~ '
would lie I"F Less Expensive
Than iu,ing From the Northern
r,.,, ,.,u,. Nt. -,
Away 'r nome
The talk in clubs about the hotels and
vrbars,,sr l-,,t. If e,.,.sp,obiars Gathered
, 1880, ,r,.
W. VI ''''
Marls and the Dragon ana The races thcy
sailed fun ished the greatest material for
1ie,,,e.i,,, o,a FL i ,,,,i,.. n,ol,,tfc ma,
mus "S''"'7 upon ''' -
any tuiunt races may grow OUT ot the iH-
formal coz versation in which those inter
estel i'm yl-chttua ENGAGED
.,-, ..,,i,.o.-.it,
$40 '''''0''
advanced .aan mat me enilre system uh-
der which the races have been sailed for
the last mo years should be changed.
This is M, tba ,,,. of tho vancuieho.l
HereiS' i"i i"eS O-''tFe mat '"' time mas
come 10 & a halt upon the PoilcN lhat
has become the vogue aud craft TO be-
entered i'm race. aetwre7 the clubs of the
49, 4,t c.,,t , 5,t..t...,
shSuld nor De mere racing mdchlNeS So
cured from the North
Commodore w w Starr Of The Savau-
nab vach, cluh ia strcnol,. of ,bts ,,,r.
AN am VIZ" 80 J" ''S "'' "o' ieS' "a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

WANTED. A SOUND BUGGY HORSE,
must have some speed, and price reason
able 209 Whitaker.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

LADY CLEARED 1920, MAN s1.lS2.
last six months, Introducing Holladav's
Marvel Waterproof shoe polish: selfshin-
ing; russet and black; why not you? Dem
onsrated samples free. Holiday q CO.,
Room "a, 1888 Monroe street. Chicago sole
manufacturers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

HUSTLTNG SALESMAN WANTED BY
Well-known house. natural ability and
apmess counts for more than experience:
give references. Box Three Detroit,
Mich.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

WE WANT FARMING LANDS. IF
you have any see us a once, as we can
place them for you. Savannah Real Es-
tate Exchange.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

WANTED EVERYONE TO KNOW
that "Teynac Gardens is on Eighth
street east from Habersham to Waters
avenue a brighter or healthier spot does
not exist in Savannah; 145 beautiful
building lots to be sold for your own price
a auction Tuesday, June y, p. m. Pat
.hek eco. auctIOneers.
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WANTED, A BRIDGE AND TREsTLE
builder that can furnish good references;
bring thiee or four good hands accustom-
ca TO such work. Vale Royal Manufacture
ing Company,
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

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YOUNG WOMAN, THOROUGH AC-
countant, desires position with representa-
live firm Wholesale preferred); ten years
practical experience as bookkeeper, cashier
and stenographer. Competent" News Of
flee,
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AGENTS WANTED.

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MAGNETIC HEALING, FAMOUS
Welmer method; complete self-instructor
by mail $751; journal free. ADDRESS Ma
t!onal School Carrollton, Mo
SPECIALITY BACKED BY ABSOLUTE
guarantee to straighten k,nky negro hair:
nearly al profit and sells on sight Write
Boston Chemical Company. Richmond.
Va, for territory and particulars; no
trf6prs
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

TO EXCHANGE FOUR YOUNG
grey foxes for fox hounds or offers. J. Is.
Mitchell, Hawkinsville, Ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

AGENTS WANTED. GET IN THE
push and get $3.50 machine free Syracuse
Talking Machine Company, Syracuse
". y
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

WANTED. TO BUY FOUR YOUNG
and sound mules, being thin is no objec-
ton A. w. Harmon 112 McDonousn
street.
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RELIABLE AGENTS IN EVERY
town TO sell our improved gasoline vapor
lamps; no torch; adjustable flame: polish
ed brass; seven styles; handsome designs
5000 profits. Write studebaker Gas Light
Ing Co. Dept. Il, $50 Main street. Kansas
City, No. LET THERE BE LIGHT
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

bodied. unmarried men between ages of
q aud 50, citizens OF United States, of
good character and temperate habits, who
can speak read ana write English. For
Information apply to recruiting officer. 3O3
Bull street, Savannah. or l02 Cherry
street, Macon. Ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

TRAVELLING SALESMAN WANTED
ay established house; no technical knowI-
edge necessary bur simply all around
hustler of good appearance ana address
drst-class line special contract: entire
time required; references. Box 1913. De-
troit. Mich.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
HELP wANTED-FE,1ALE.

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WANTED, WOMAN TO Do PLAIN
sewing al residence: must have best ref
crences or sample of WORK. Apply III
Whitaker street
WANTED. \ GOOD SERVANT FOR
general houswork. Apply p East Congress
street
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

GENERAL AGENTS IN EVERY o.
oality in The United States 10 reDres n
large concern and appoint agents on a
strictly salary basis of $500 rer month
and all travelling expenses paid. Add ess
Dept. l2l, 1870 Broadway, New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, EXPERIENCED MAN TO
take an interest in turpentine plant
about 20 start up; large tract excel NJ
timber J. II. Lord, Venice Fla.
WANTED. PARTNER IN WE'LL ES-
tablished paying business, with about one
thousand dollars. Address r. H. P, care
News.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

SOUTHERN UMBRELLA FACTORY.
largest umbrella factory south of Bnlu-
more; an rcpariugs neatly done, an covers
cut from piece; mourning umbrellas ma 10
to order; we oall Your special attention to
our fresh stock of alpaca covers. 23j
West Bread street. second block Of Cen
tral depot.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

WANTED RELIABLE FARM HAND.
who can mix and raise vegetables. -.
+. Lester.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

SAVE MONEY BY HAVING THE
Chatham Trunk Factory 20 n pair yorr
Old trunks and satchels, TO lo-k and be
good as new. Broughton, come. Aberc.rn
street.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

If YoU ADMIRE FLOWERS. STOP
on your way and look at Conidas Tor
fine roses fresh every day,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

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WANTED, SOLICITOR FOR CITY
trade; popular line; commission Address
Solicitor" Morning News
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

SIX OR SEVEN YOUNG LADIES TO
act as fortune taners; cash each week;
these that can do a song or dance get
better cash: come or write at once; six
months work in Park Broad Street Nu-
scum Company, Juan EGmundos, Mana
ger No. 1890 Broad street Augusta.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

WANTED. A BOY TO CARE FOR
horse and help in the house Apply y
East Eighth street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30
CANDIDATES ARE ACTIVE.
Manager of Charles 4. TOwne Vow
Most in Evidence.

KANSAS CITY. June 2s.-The greatest
activity manifested in the vice presiden-
shown by the managers Of Mr.. Charles
A. Towne. General Il. $. Corser, of Min
nesota. who is now here. is making ar
rangements for the Silver Republican
conventio, and at the same time is doing
all he can to make Towne's nomination
possible l. Is the present intention to
have an early conference between the
committees of the Populist party and the
Silver Republican party and the Demo-
cratic national committee, with a view OF
securing some kind OF an agreement for
furthering Mr.. Towne's candidacy. II
is quite probable, however, that the DEM
ocratic national committee will refuse to
take any responsibility in the matter, on
the ground that 1t is a subject for the
convention, and not for the committee. to
consider.
IT is argued that Towne's name on the
ticket would serve to emphasize the sill
yer issue In the campaign. just at time
when there is a disposition to leave the
Endorsement of silver to the reaffirmation
of the Chicago platform. Upon the other
hand. in trying to conciliate the Eastern
Democrats on the money question 1t has
been suggested that some Eastern man
whose silver views are not SO radical.
should be selected.
confer with the Democratic leaders who
are expected about the same time.
Thomas Melony, chairman of the
todian of the vice presidential candidacy
of James Hamilton Lewis, Of that state.
Mr.; Mallory says the states of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho are for Mr.
Lewis. DR.. c. u. Rogers. member
of the national committee and delegate
from Alaska, says the delegation has not
conferred with him on the matter. but
may cast its vote for the Washington
candidate. DR.. Rogers says his delega-
ton ia much interested in getting plank
into the platform against carpet-bag Of
1cials In the territories. as there are plen,
" of good men in Alaska to MI ali the
federal offices.
l.. l.. Williams, another Alaska dele
gate. Is here He Is to be the next mem
Der of the national committee from that
state. Both Rogers and Williams are
from juneau.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30
BOY BURGLARS ARE CAUGHT.
EDGAR AND LAsKEY FOUND IN me
ACT OF ROBBERY.
Hardman's Dry Goods store on Sec
ond Avenue Broken Into-Poitce
Discover burglars. surround the
Building and Eject Easy Capture

At o'clock this morning the police fe-
tected the capture OF two bold. young
burglars Bert Edgar, aged 81 and Fred
Laskey. aged II. broke into Hardman's
dry goods and clothing store at 1900 Sec
ond avenue and were helping themselves
TO whateve. came handieSt when discov-
cred by Police Officer SpangIe who hap
pened TO glance in while on his beat.
In short order officers Bryant. Iverron,
Brown and Herbolt were summoned ard
the building surrounded. The proprietor
OF the establishment was sent cor and
came or the run; the officers entered by
the door and took charge of the boys End
the plumber they mad gathered together.
The youthful robbers had lowered them
selves from the roof OF the building,
which is two stories high. into an alley
way and had then broken into the store
through a rear window, depending upon
the darkness within to shade their move
ments. The TN had been broken open
and contents lIted and a pile OF jewelry,
socks and ties gotten together when the
police arrived. At the station only 1870
in all could be found on both the boys.
Hardman did not remember the exact
amount left in the TIL, but ii was small.
Bert Edgar is the boy who was connect
ed with the recent robberies of Jacob
sons store. the Fair and Petersons store.
He was caught and ordered by the court
10 be sent to the reform school. He start
ed from Seattle for Chehalis in charge
of an officer, but escaped at Tacoma and
returned to Seattle Although not rear
rested, he has since been under police sur
veillance. The other boy. Laskey. is new
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30
Jurors Defend Their Integrity.

Special Dispatch to the iigencer
TACOMA, June BIN the Terrence
HoshoE. case today, counter affida Wits
were hled In behalf Of Terrence. In re-
eIstance az the motion for a new trial.
which was based upon charges OF mis-
conduct OF the jury. one OF whom was
charged with having q bottle Of whisky
iffs and other court officers The coun-
tersafYidavits nre made by the foreman
and other msmbers OF the jury. who
deny the allegations made In the Hoshor
anidnvits. and they state that under the
evidence u would have bscn Impossible to
lind any other verdict than the one they
did find. In favor Of florence The court
bailiffs also make AFFIDAVIT that the ju-
rurs were carefully guarded and kept free
from any outside Influences, and that
they had q fair and impartial chance to
deliberate upon the evidence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30
SILVER REPUBLICAN PLANS.
VIII stand ms In 1890 for Free su-
NCr IAaue.

KANSAS CITY. June 2a.-Gen. E. s.
Corser, secretary Of the Silver Republican
national committee, gave out a statement
today in regard 20 the probable acFon Of
the Silver Republican convention. and in
Cidentally n prophecy Of the lines on which
the coming campaign will be fought. He
believes that the Issue ~ free silver at Is
20 will be and ought 20 be suhorfnnted
alism or anti-imperiaiism.
There IL not the slightest danger"
Gen. Corser said that the free silver
issue win be discredited. We stand on
that Just rs We did in 1896 But 1li in
tellgent blmetalliSts are agreed that II
cannot be made the great absorbing qles-
ton in this campaign because the leEis,a-
ton Of the last CONGRESS has placed Il
beyond immediate settlement. On the
other hnnf tho question ~ a republic or
an empire Is one which is 10 b. settled
AZ oncc-now and forever -Four more
years ~ Mckinley and Hanna would
placs. that too, beyond tho power ~ tho
Democrats 20 settle The silver question
10 a great question. but - 0uc which tho
future can settle. r. in the next Sour
years the gold standard provts GOOD
thir we So not want change. hus IT,
Hs We believe II proves . aad thing %
Will prove It's own Hndriug and VIII de-
mani chang
Mr. rrvsns declaration tina. there arr
three great ifsues In this campaign free
silver. imperialism ard the 'rusfs-is eruf-
nertly correct. hut ~ necessity one ~
the three Vi,l take ure-e rniucuce. and thar
viii be imperialism"