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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-05

Mr. Bryan's misrepresentation and garb-
Ing OF Abraham Lincoln is not his first
osfense of the kind. In his Labor day speech
at Chicago four years ago. on Sept Z. 1885,
he made precisely the same quotations
from Mr.. Lincoln's message, in the same
garbled and distorted order, and used al
most exactly the same language in coloring
and perverting what Mr.. Lincoln said His
offense on that occasion was promptly ex-
posed by the Journal. and now he delber-
ateiy repeats il. lie is worse than an in
durable demagogue: he is a dishonest one.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-05

Mr.. Roosevelt construed the invitation to
speak on Labor day request TO speak
on labor. Mr.. Bryan construed 1t as an
Invitation to exploit Organism.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-05

III Mr.. Schurz was as discreet as he is
jealous to promote the election of Mr.
Bryan. he would have thought twice in
regard &c making public the letter he has
written TO Secretary Gage. Boiled down.
the schurz letter reads: should Mr..
Bryan be elected. the Republican Congress
and President. during the short term. can
make a law which will make it impossible
for Mr. Bryan TO pay the coin bonds and
current expenses i'm silver. This will pre-
vent Mr. Bryan from doing any harm" To
vote for a man whom the voter suspects of
harmful designs. In the accomplishment of
which he may be prevented by other men,
cannot be defended by Mr.. Schurz Thus
far Mr.. Bryan dare not say Yes" or mo"
to the question OF paying the coin bonds in
silver. Soon Il will be too late.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-05

What the' Republicans have done plus
what they may do will prevent Mr. Bryan
from doing any harm is the argument of
Carl Schurz
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-05

The only labor question that Mr. Bryan's
Labor day speech bore upon was the labor
of framing the Kansas City platform.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-05

The Republican meeting in the English
Opera House tonight promises TO be
breakup Of the long spell of apathy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-05

NEW YORK. Sept 4-The American
Sugar Refining Company has declared a
dividend for the quarter Of ~ per cent
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Can be found at the following places:
NEW yORk-Astor House and Fifth-avenue
Hotel.
CHICArO-Palmer House. p. o. News Co.. 21I
Dearborn street.
CINCINNATI. r. HawIey & Co.. 154 Vine
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OF Third and jefferson streets. and Louisville
Book Co., Us Fourth avenue.
ST. LoUIs-union News Company Union Depot
WASHINGTON, d. c.-RIggs House, Ebbitt
House and Wizards Hotel.
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Totals .s445.50S POI s522 967 s9s ST. 49, sS5
This table does not show the increase in
the number of employees. but the increase
In the aggregate wages paid shows there
must have been great increase IN the
number OF employees Further. IL brings the
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POPULAR WANTS
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.


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FLATS FOR RENT.

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CARPET CLEANING

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Cleaning Works. 115 University ay.: tel.
z14 j 2,
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CLATR.voyANTs

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MANNING's RENTING AGENCY,
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- newly papered and painted
SzS marion ST., five rooms, second floor.
~ Forbes av., five rooms, second floor.
water 1850 OA'S
III Livingstone av., seven-room house and
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ELEGANT lots. and 10 WinSton's
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PERSONAL.


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A SOBER young man of twenty wants
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EASTERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY.
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POPULAR WANTS
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

y.
REPAIRS for all stoves and ranges; get
them repaired at st. Paul Stove Repair
Works, 126 West Seventh, near Ex-
change, st. Paul Tel Main 242-2.
PAkTY having 5000 pounds household
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5000 MOVING PICTURE and stereonti-
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FLAT-For rent, seven-room Hat. ia
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liable firm; $75 per month and expenses;
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SEWORK-Wanted good girl for
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street.
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ENTRIES FoR YACHT RACES.
Some of the Clubs That Will Par
ticipate at Lake Geneva

LAKE GENEVA, Wis, Aug. 2O-Fol-
lowing are the names Of the yachting
clubs which will participate in the races
of the Inland Lake Yachting association.
to be held on Lake Geneva, during the
week commencing Aug. 90
White Bear Yacht club, Green Lake
Yacht sS: club, Delaven Yacht club, Pine
Lake Yacht club, Lake Beulah Yacht
cIub, Fox Lake Yacht club, Milwaukee
Yacht club, West End Yacht club G1ake
GeneVa), Lake Geneva Yacht club, Ocon-
c ono eo, Yacht 1cih club, Pigtakee Yacht
yacht club, Nodaway Yacht cub, Chi
cago Yacht club, Neenah Yacht club.
Lake Side Yacht club S. and C. Boat
club (Edgewater)
~ The officers of the association are: J.
". Taylor, White Bear club, st, PAM:
6enJamln carpenter, Lake Geneva club,
40 south Water street, Chicago; Frank
takee, and Benjamin Cafpenter. Lake
Geneva, executive committee
The cups to be awarded the prize win
m mers are gems of the. silversmith's skill.
ana second prizes in each of the races
OF MONDAY. These races are for boats
OF the seventeen and twenty foot class,
me me cups to be given by the association
Tor pest boats In each class are vaIuab,e
spectively. Wv
The association was formed in 1898,
when two boats of the White Raor LIZ
club carried off both the first and sec
ond class prizes, the Mahto owned bv
capt. Ordway winning the first, and the
Xenia, owned by Capt. Drake the second
The prizes of the second year QS99) were
divided between Oshkosh (where the
races were heidi and the Minnetonte
clubs, the .Argo, Capt. Gates, getting the
first, and the Nightingale, Capt. Hopkins
taking second -N-i'''
For the coming race some of the boats
were hauled across the country ON
the bulls. ~
There will be two routes, a triangular
and straightaway. The start of the
races viii be from the front of the head
quarters of the Lake Geneva club at ff1e
library building. The straightaway course
is that used by the local club In its own
races, and runs to the head of the lake
Inc triangular course will be used for
the rrst time. 1t follows the straieht-
away to a point just east of the >narrows
Ihen 1t goes east to Buttons bav. the
last leg being back to the starting point
and the boats will be received in Nan
per's shipyard
Many of the crews are now here. most
OF whom are CHARTERED at the Denisor
mouse, large tents being provided for the
crack sailors of several lakes
me following patrol fleet has been Sc.
Iected: b. b. Aver, steamer Tula; George
Z: Walker, steamer Ethel Mary; ]. #
Moore, steamer Admiral; H. A. Reidler
steamer Cygnet. The passenger depart.
ment Of the Chicago & NorthWest ern roaf
has issued a handsomely engraved pro
gramme Of the racing week
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Jelinek Kids defeated the Gerbers
by score of 16 to II on the Lincoln and
st Adams grounds Friday afternoon
Inc Jel1neks and Gerbers will meet again
Tor their final game Wednesday on the
Randolph grounds.
=, The Volunteers defeated the Sycamores
Sunday by a score of 10 to 5. The Vol
uhteers will cross bats with the CIovers
the only club that has defeated them t1fs
season The game is to be played on the
RanooIph street grounds next Sunday
afternoon. A good game is expected
A feature Of the railway clerks picnic
saturday was the baseball game between
employees picked from the Northern Pa
cInc-Omaha general offices and Great
northern Great Western offices The
Northern PaCific-Omaha team winning
easily by score of II to 0. The game
was featured by the battery work Of
L1neberg and Powers, the Great North
ern-Great Western getting but two hits
one a scratch off Powers delivery. be-
sides his striking out nine men. DelIar
pltched good ball until the seventh
when the Northern Pacific boys got six
hits, two bases on balls and an error
which netted five runs. Score by innings:
~ n R.H E.
ct, Nor.-Gt. W..0 0 % &
Batteries = Northern Pacific Omaha
Powers and Lineberg; Great Northern@
Great Western, Dellar and Blanchard.
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\ hat among hats-the Gordon.
sCHARN MURDER CASE.
frederick scharn and Young cIs.r
price Arraigned Yesterd

NFeueSrick scharn and Young IcISen-
price Arraigned Yesterday.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2o-Frado-Ic1,
ocharn' brother of Kathryn Scharn the
young girl who was murdered I'm ba~
apartments Saturday night ana T1fenn
price said to be the girls lover wa
al arFdlgned today and held foT tho coroner
me ponce no longer think robbery the
cause or the crime. The Young vvor,,,,
mad been leading a double life and ~
detectives believe that man abe had
met IN dance hall may have killed
her. DR.. Donlin, coroner's phvsIcto,,
performed an autopsy on the body ~
hatheryn Scharn today. He SAID the
young woman was not hammered 10
ueath' out was straagled. Inspector
marley, who has the Scharn murder casa
In hand, gave out late today the folln,v-
ing:
An undertaken who lives next door m
the house where the murder occurred
says he was sitting In front o. his place
adjoining that where the murder oc-
cuIreu from Z o'clock Sunday evening
until 1880. During the time he saw no
one enter the house where the murder
was done or come out; neither did he
near any unusual noise and the neonIa
In his house heard no unusual noise dur
Ing the night. The Inspector said so far
as he had investigated he had found no
SFAuCliCo ueIOSdIOry TO the character Of
the dead girl. In his opinion the murder
was done by some one who was then In
the girls apartments, with her knowl-
edge. He believed this by the lack OF
evidence OF a struggle
inspector Harley said that as far as he
had proceeded In the Investigation OF
Eisenprice's story he had found It to
be all right, but he could not say the
same concerning the explanations made
by the dead girls brother Thu inspec-
tor claims that young Scharns state-
ments are conflicting. The young man.
1t Is said, practically admitted that some
parts of his assertions are untrue The
strangling OF Miss Scharn. strange to
say, was committed only a few doors
away from the spot where the brutal
murder Of Mamie Cunningham was COM
mitted several years ago, and some Of
the persons who figured prominently in
the Cunningham case are being carefully
watched by the police.
Eisenprice~who has for the past eleven
years been employed as mail clerk In the
| Western National bank, ilrst met Miss
| Scharn four years ago lie has visited
her almost every week since they were
| first introduced.