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New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
Mr., LoUDENsLAGEBs DISSERTATIONS
BRIGHT REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS IN NEWER
sEY AND PENNSYLVANIA

Washington. Aug 2 (speciaD.-Representatt
Loudenslager Of New-Jersey, has returned to
Washington from q trip TO his native State and
Pennsylvania IN the of which he closely
observed the political conditions in those sections
'New-Jersey is all right the National and
Congress tickets said Mr.. Loudenslager to-day.
The old State will go for Mckinley by as large A
majority she gave him before, and will send at
least the same number OF Republican Representa-
ttves 70 Congress represent the State at present
I found that the Democrats who voted for Nc
Kinley and sound money in 1895 and for sound
money Representatives in 1898 have not changed
appeal to them. They whit alarmed by
The talk Of imperialism. and they no danger to
the country along that line They are alive how
ever. 10 the fact that the silver issue is much
e menace IL was in the past, If not more
50 They realize that turning over the country 10
the Free Silver, Populstic Democrats would
De more dangerous than il would have been before
The country has more 70 lose now. Every man has
more at axe personally. and the Nation large
and our assets have increased They realize that
continued care must be taken TO preserve the coun
II put II force, would bring wreck and ruin where
mere are now prosperity, industry and content
n NeW-Je ersey who says he is going 10 vote for
Bryan ana the Kansas City platform. Not that he
plattorIn out that he has some local aim, usually
connected with an Office in view and simply wants
ny MS vote 70 retain his certificate as a party
In Pennsylvania found the prospects good for
Lhe Hepuollcaas, The State will go for Mckinley
furthermore We viii gain some Representatives in
Congress 90 not care TO specify the districts,
although We know which they and watch
ing them carefully There is no doubt IN my mind
that the Republican delegation in the next House
from the State Of PENNSYLVANIA will be materially
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
Mr.. NIXON AND HIS BooMLET

Buffalo Aug. SIS. Frederick Nixon Of Chautau-
qua for several terms Speaker OF the Assembly.
was asked to-day If he candidate for Gov
ernor and replied that he had never announced
himself a candidate and was not putting forth
any effort TO secure the nomination He would ac-
cept II nominated bur II not he would support the
nominee Chautauaua and Cattaraugus. he said.
had been instructed for him. and he believed Ale
gany would instruct for him Mr. Nixon has been
renominated for the Assembly.
Justice John Woodward OF the Brooklyn Appel
late Division who is in the city, when asked II he
was a candidate replied
No Mr. Nixon OF my county is a candidate for
that place, and trust may receive the nomina-
ton -
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
BASS n ALG0NoUM PARK.

Montreal Aug 8 CspeciaD.-The lakes In the
Aigo1qL Park. the Ontario Governments 5
grear game preserve il the Highlands Of Ontario
have hitherto contained no good game fish but
trout but rhA result Of an experiment BY the
sUpe-trte1denr they are 10 De ere long excellent
resorts FOR black bass fishing Last year large
nzE-ber 0f black pass were caught IN the MusKoEa
akes ~ order u the superintendent OF the park
ana -hese caref ally transported IN water 2Ed
SCI Tree the great network OF lakes that inter
sect ne park This year a number Of young bass
-sFs been caught. showing that The fish captured
-asr year are breeding IN their new homes. IN
Algonquin Park hunting IS absolutely roroloden'
h-r licenses tor fishing are issued 70 sportsmen
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
DRUsnfERS SOUND MONEY LEAGUE.

The Executive Committee OF the Commercial
Travellers Sound Money League held ex-
ecutive session IN Parlor Is OF the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, yesterday afternoon. Mr. Black the chair
OF the Executive Committee presided. After
a conference OF an hour and hall II was decided
to carry out the campaign the same lines as in
1856 and 1897 Headquarters win be opened in a
few days and the selection OF the place viii be de-
cided by Messrs. Black and Dearborn, TO Wnom II
left
Noon meetings will be held very day These
meetings will begin the latter part OF this month
by September l. Letters from ex-Mayor War
wick OF Philadelphia and others were read. Ed
ward Lauterbach the chairman OF the Advisory
Board was present. and said that he would CO
operate with the committee.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

Rome, n. Y August a-The Republican County
Convention was held here this afternoon The
chief interest was regarding the nomination OF =
candidate for the place or state Senator Cogge-
shall When the convention assembled Coggeshau
made a speech saying he not an aggressive
candidate. and placing before he convention the
name OF Colonel William Cary Sanger who IS now
abroad on a Government mission. The first Two
ballots were Sanger. AZ Garry A Willard 40 On
the third formal ballot Willard received 20 and
Sanger 4S nominartn the former M Willard -
Editor Of The BoonviIIe Herald Ee has been
county Clerk and formerly was president OF the
Nev-York Press Association
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
TBoUBLE OVER YIN CROW CARS.
LAWS OF VIRGINIA ENFORCED BY RAILROAD
CCAIPANY N WEST VIRGINIA


Charleston ". Va Aug s-The order OF the
N5rfo-k and Western Railroad 70 allow no colored
persons 70 ride IN any save the Jim Crow cars
which are attached 70 all trains running in The
STATE of Virginia while these trains are passing
through small portion of West Virginia mas
raised q row The main stem Of the Norfolk and
Western passes through two counties Of West Vir-
E-rla and back again into Virginia While pass
ing through these TWO counties the Virginia regu-
larlOns are 70 De compiled with Last week two
CoIored women school teachers going 10 an in
srirUte II one OF tae counties in West Virginia
We're com PEELED 10 leave rain because they re-
fused 70 60 into the Jim Crow cars.
On Saturday Governor Atkinson received a letter
from J. II Han, the County Superintendent Of
Schools. informing him OF the indgntty imposed
upon TCe teachers. and demonstrating against IL
The Governor al once turned the letter TO the
AIuorrey-General with Instructions 70 look care
fully into legal phases of the case, and 70 act
p-0rp-ly and with vigOr n case there is warrant
-or Prosecuting the railroad company. The state
railroad company cannot continue 70 run It's trains
"a West Virginia with separate cars for colored
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
DELAGOA BAY CLAIMS.

London. Aug. st Is understood that the
question Of the American DelagOa Bay Railroad
claims Is On the point Of settlement Those in
rerested have arrived al a practical agreement
but there are still some matters Of detail 70 be
adjusted
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
coFFERs AND CoUGHERs.

From The Detroit Journal
Our Golfers" exclaimed the treasurer OF the
campaign, are exhausted"
The boss seemingly undiSrnaved
How about our coughers7 he asked wfttffy.
turning 70 chief Fat Fryer
OF course. while ysr the cough@rs coughed. al
we'll
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
ADVERTISING FoR THE PRIMARIES

The Police Board yesterday designated the news
papers that are TO publish the advertising for the
primaries on August IS, as follows:
Borough Of Manhautan-'"The News" The Sun q"
The Telegraph and The Mail and Express
Borough OF The Bronx-"The Westchester Inde-
pendent and The North Side News
Borough Of Brooklyn-.The Citizen" The
Eagle The Times the "Frei Presse'' and The
Borough Of Queens--"The Long Island Daily
Star" The Jamaica Standard and The CTeens
Borough Daily Herald"
Borough of Richmond-''The Star" and The
Staten Islander"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
REVERSE IN SOUTH AFRICA
GARRISON AT GLANDS RIVER RELIEVED
TO BE CAPTURED.
Fcopyright; 1900: By The New-Yor< Tribune
lsT CABLE TO TIE rRrRUxE1

LONDON aug ~, g. MT is obvious that
Lord Roberts is in no condition to spare troons
from me seat OF war IN South Africa The
rsvaees caused pE Sickness are more serious
now than at any previous period Of the cam
palgn and the weekly percentage Of casualties
has grown s5eaoily since the occupation Of Pre-
ror-a IN fact Lord Roberts's army REQUIRES IN
be constansiy replenished. and yesterday 3 large
draft Of guards left London TO embark for the
Care
The capture OF the Glands River garrison bv
General Delarey is another disturbing reminder
that che Boer commanders are stiu formidable
and that the task which has tied up the hulk
Of the active army OF Great Britain for Ten
months is by no means finished LN.F
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

BOERS DO NOT INTEND TO YIELD
Berlin. Aug 9.-The Foreign Once. referring
today 70 the presence Of the Boer ENJOYS and
q Dr- Leyds in Berlin. said that the delegation
was here in an unofficial capacity only, and that
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
WILLARD NOMINATED At TROY.

Nev-Tork August . as 1soo aana'=l' O ''ae'
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
THE RESULT.

The election Tuesday WAS sur
prise to 6,O0O, 600 of the American
voters. For the first time in the
history of the country the issue
WAS clearly drawn between capital
and labor and the former won by
the liberal use of money.
The 800 trusts, the $500 nation.
al banks, the railroad corporations.
and in fact all the millionaires of
the country were arraigned on the
one side while on the other side
there was lack of unity. The
social agitators had hut little conf
dence in the democratic party.
They looked upon democratic
victory as only compromise at
best. That party has always been
conservative and as such i, will
ever remain. A party to bring
about any radical innovation must
be built for that purpose. The
only hope for the democratic party
is to endorse the republican plat
form and put such men rs David
b. Hill at the head. That party
fused the old greenback party 10
death and 1t has fused the people, E
party to pieces. Ii will take eigh,
years TO build up another indie.
pendent party and from twelve 10
sixteen years to solve the lator
problems.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
ELECTIONS BY INJUNCTION.

Judge CALVIN P. Butler Of the
district court of .irapshoe county
Monday prostituted the Judicial
erm,ne and disgraced the bench of
which he ls member by assum-
ing 10 issue an injunction RESTRAIN.
ing the board of county commits
sioners from taking action to pre-
vent body OF armed tllngs from
interfering with voters At the polls
in the lower district, OF the city
to1ay in the interest of Sena;or
Wolcott and of the ticket on which
Butler is candidate for reelection.
The injunction was absolutely
void, illegal and of no effect. Act
ing under the advice Of body OF
representative lawyers the com
nissioners disregarded the injunc-
ton and formerly disapproved OF
the appointments of special depu-
ties which Sheriff Jones is max
ing. The alleged deputies, there.
fore, are not officers. and il they
appear at the polls will be arrested
by thu police for impersonating
officers.
When Butler learned that his
bogus injunction had been disre-
garded he issued warrants for
Messrs. Watts, Phillips and Bish-
op. who form the majority of the
county board. They were made
returnable at I o'clock last night.
At that hour the court sat, and
Deputy Sheriff Paul Gregory, to
whom the warrants had been en-.
trusted, reported that he could not
tiud the defendants. News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

The last acts of Senator VOL
colt will justify the decent people
of the state in turning him down.
He scrupled TO no,hing-5ribery
of the courts the sheriiTs aud every
one who could be approa i g |
Luckily his power is gone. lie
will be far removed from the pie
counter after the 4th of mex,
March.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

The latest returns from the
election show that Mckinley will
undoubtedly have 305 electoral
votes, thirty. four more than he
received In 1896. Further returns
from the various states only IN
crease his plurality in the states
already conceded HIM, while sev-
eral, which were supposed to have
gone for Bryan, nre now known to
have l'cen carried by the republi,
cans.
Kansas, to the surprise of every
one, has given the republican state
aud national tickets an estimated
plurality of not less than 10000.
Kentucky has probably been
carried by Mckinley and Yerkes,
and the latest and most reliable re-
turns from Nebraska indicate that
Mr.. Bryan's own state has given u
small plurality for the republican
ticket.
While the returns from Idaho
are still incomplete, If the present
republican percentage of gam is
maintained to the end, Mckinley
will carry that state by from 5000
to 1000 plurality.
MARYLAND has gone republican
by II plurality copscrvatively
placed at 10000, willie Indiana
gives her fifteen electoral votes to
Mckinley by the safe plurality of
10000.
Utah has nlso been conceded to
Mckinley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10


The republicans who stayed by
the present administration SO 10y
ally, confidently believe the country
will enjoy four years more of
prosperity. We hope their expec-
tations will be verified but we
hardly see how II rich mans panic
can he avoided. The water IN the
capitaliZations of stocks must be
squeezed out whenever they fail to
pay dividends. When stocks rep
resentiug billions Of dollars are
thrown onto the markets the crash
will come.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

Following close upon the an
nouncement that the Nsnderbilts
had secured the control of the
Pacific Mail Steamship company,
comes the statement that the same
interest has acquired control OF
the Southern Pacific Railroad, by
purchase in both cases of the
stock Of the late President Hun.
tiugton. The two deals are signifi-
cant in other respects than that
noted in these colum ns n few days
since-the control of a transporta-
ton line half way around the globe
by single financial combine.
They indicate the passing Of the
California regime which for thirty
years has held the Southern Pa.
ciiic in its grasp; and instituted
and maintained n reign of corpo-
ration tyranny such as the world
never before saw. Under Stan.
ford and Huntington and their Cal.
ifornia associates the Southern Pa.
c,iic has been "A pirate even among
corporations. 1t has detied pop.
ulsr sentiment, the state of Cali.
fornia, and even the government
Of the United States. 1t WIS in
all respects AN unlimited despot-
ism. responsible 20 no one. This
WAS the spirit of the California
management which has come TO
AN end with Huntington's death.
News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
THE S7th CONGRESS.

The republicans will have a
majority in both houses Of the
9th congress-. The senate will
stand IN follows: Republicans Al,
Democrats 81, other parties 6.
doubtful 6: total 80.
The house Of representatives
will stand ~ follows: Republi.
cans 1871. Democrats l57. fusion Q,
Republican majority Is.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

Gen. Butler. who WAS certainly
one OF the ablest and most far see.
ing statesmen aud tinanciers this
country ever produced, said Mt u
banquet given IN his honor, May
l. 1890, in Boston:
"rhey have cyclones out west,
accompanied with thunder, light.
ming, heavy rains and hail which
nr. very destructive. Look out
for financial cyclone where no
building or institution will he
strong aud tight enough 10 protect
the business OF thus country from
the destruction which will follow
in its path. Gen. Butler evidently
regarded the universal destructive
crash ns inevitable--a crash utterly
unexampled in the worlds tinan.
cial history. But the time when
the iend between capital aud labor
would be settled h. did not d.s.
,runte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

Senator Wolco,t hns been turned
down, Notwithstanding nc had all
the money Mt his command tina,
could he used ,n influenc. the vote
of Colorado. II now looks ss il
Hon. +. NJ. Patterson Ind til. in
side track in the senatorial race.
Til. women Of the state are To b.
congratulated for the part they
took IN the senatorial fight.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

The principal thing that keeps
the ex-President busy is the stock
ticker, save when he is clipping
coupons or shooting ducks. Cleve-
land came out Of Office rich man.
He stood in" with financiers
while president and got pointers
of where to place his money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
MnHNEynn frand is s,temnted

WHENEVER frand is s'tem pied
the resnl, is linbl. To h- bloodsh.d,
Hs wns witnessed III Denver Tues.
day, aud those who plan aud su.
counase Illegal acts should be
held responsible for III. results
l. o. Nolco,' has ia. blood of
one man at Colorado Springs two
wears Sgo, on his hands, aud that
OF three others in Denver Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
PREVENTION OF TUBERCULOSIS.

: GnLS LNbsOS VT bNUbRSl ~
Believing il TO be Of paramount
interest to spend short time daily
IN teaching children, ut school that
which may greatly increase their
chances for longevity, | would
respectfully ask space in Your val.
liable paper for suggestion to
the superintendent Of the city
schools. or the influential members
of your hoard Of education. As I
cannot clam to Ike authority upon
the therapeutic value Of the sug.
gcstion If followed, but 10 heartily
accord with the views expressed
by the writer, quote from page
l55 Of the September number Of
Suggestive Therapeutics" pub
Ii.hcd by the Psychic Research Co.
Chicago. ! quote verbatim:
"ls there nowhere to be found a
man Of influence in school boards
and tho like possessing y know.
ledge Of the mere facts: 6rst, that
tuberculosis kills more people than
the sword. pcstilcncc or famine:
second. that no child was ever born
into the world suffering from
tuberculosis: third, that compul.
sorry deep breathing in schools
would wipe tuberculosis Oh the
face Of the earth in two genera.
tions." j. N. JoHNsox.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

Henrsts Chicago American nn.
nounced the progress Of the el.c.
'iun count at Ii diiferen, points in
the city 10y s..r.op,icons, aud at
five points i, announced the resul,
by Aerial bombs. A dischars. of
Blue bomb announced the el.c.
tion Of Mckinley. Had Bryan
bscn elected the signal would have
been by Red bomb. Thus n
glance NJ the heavens told all the
inhabitants ~ the great city Of
Chicago who tn. successful cnndi.
date wns as soon M the count had
progressed far enough To make his
election sure.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

Since il became known the coun.
try was to enjoy four years more
OF prosperity real estate in this
city has taken mn advance. In one
instance rent WAS advanced lOS
per cent
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

The Portland mine at Cripple
Creek is reported to have been
sold TO an English syndicate for
about Sl5.ooo.oO0. Foreigner,
will soon own the United States.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

TuE land slId. but it slid the
wrong way 10 suit those who had
no solid ground to stand on. Rent.
cr> may rs well get off the earth.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30
We Are Turning Ont

The whitest, cleanest, best laun-
dry work in America, just the kind
you want; let us call for your bun
die.
RALPH Bros, STEAM LAUNDRY.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30
ATTRACTS GREAT ATTENTION
The Show Window Of 0Dwyer &
Ahern Visited by the Curious.

Yesterday a lot of long white
worms we're placed in the show win
dow at O'Dwyer & Ahern's, and a
quantity of Usage, orange and null
berry leaves were thfown in for
them to teed upon. They COM
meuced to eat right away. 1t is
said II or IA hours isl sufficient
time for them to eat before they
commence to weave the cocoon in
which they en-cofined to remain
there until they are transformed
into a moth or a Ay. When they
come forth as a moth, they lay mill
lions of eggs which reproduce the
silk worm again, only to be trans
formed back to the moth. When
the worm finishes his cocoon, and
before he gets to the stage where
he cuts out, those who raise them
for the silk take the Scocoons and
dump them into hot water, thus
killing them, and the spinners then
take the cocoons and spin out the
silk. If you want to see how silk is
made this will be yout opportunity
to get the first lessons Go and let
Mr.. Montgomery or Henderson ex-
plain the details. The lesson you
will learn will be worth studying
under their tutorage.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30

Educate Your Uowols with Casonretp
Candy UathNrlic, euro constipation forever
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30

Messrs. Charles Reeves, Pony
Ragland, W. H. Booth, Tom Brewer
and Joe Huckins came back from
their fishing trip yesterday. They
report the catching of one small
fish, two turtles and seeing a sn Ike,
Mr.. Bsoth said the mosquito crop
this year was blooming success. 1t
rained on the party during the time
they were out. 1t was Joe Huckins
first fishing trip and night in the
woods under raining skies and it is
thought it will be his last.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30

Col. Weathersby is over from
Spirit Lake today. When we first
sighted him he was looking in at
the silk worms at O'Dwyer &
Aherns, thinking they were a new
fishing grub on the market and that
he would lay in supply. Mr..
Weathersby reports the fish biting
good in the lake, and said his visit
here was to see if he ceuld not get
long distance telephone station
at his hotel. He tells us he has Of
fered an eight dollar guarantee per
month for the service, and while it
is promised the company is slow in
putting it in.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30

A fire was started last night in
the baking room of the Huckins
House by Spontaneous combustion,
Mr.. Huckins tells us that the tool
box, in which many greasy rags and
waste which is used about the en-.
gine, must have ignited, as the tool
chest was completely consumed
The damage will amount to about
5000, covered by insurance. The
fire companies did good work and
the hotel proper received no dam
age from fire or water.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30
Texarkana VS.. Marshall.

Rah! Rah! Rahl
Tex ark anah!
All comers we will meet
For we're game and hard to beat
Rah! Rahl Rahl
Tex ark anah
Capt. TONY" Chic has secured
the Marshall Base Ball Club to play
two games at the Gun Club grounds
next Saturday and Sunday. Games
will be called promptly at $3.50 p. m.
Folding chairs will be used for
seats, and will be rented at 10
cents each to defray expenses.
The boys are practioing daily,
signals for team work, ETC., are be-
ing drilled to perfection. The line
up of the teams for the games will
appear in day or so. Everybody
come out and see good base ball as
Marshall has good club and the
Texarkaua boys will be right in the
argument.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30

The following prominent people
we're registered at the Randolf to.
day: ]. B. Bass and G. M. Banning
of Magnolia, James Simms of Bowie
county; r. w. Moore, George Fer
guson, DeKalb; ]. R. Bowles, Ash.
down; r. W. Jones, Winthrop and
W. W. Burton of Shreveport.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30

j. @. mood, Justice OF the Peace, Crosby
Miss, makes the following statement: 81
can certify that One Minute Cough Cure
will do all that is claimed for it. My wife
could not get her breath and the first dose
of it relieved her 1t has also benefited
my whole family" 1t acts Immediately
and cures coughs, colds, Group, grippe,
bronchitis, asthma, and all throat and
lung troubles. Boyd Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30

Stop at Gleason's Hotel when in
Little Rock. First-class table,
clean rooms and well ventilated
terms reasonab:e-conveniently To-
Gated. New improved filtering
plant, and serve filtered, boiled
water. 6-lS
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30

"a single fact is worth a shipload
of argument" Every cure by Hoods
Sarsaparilla is a fact, proving its
merit, ond the thousands and thou
sands of cures recorded certainly
should convince you that Hoods
will cure you
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30
Cold Storage.

Having leased the cold storage
vault from the Texarkana Ice Co.,
we having taken full control and
after this date will handle nothing
but meats thoroughly refrigerated.
Respectfully,
HUDDLEsToN Bros.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-30
HUDDLEsToN Bros

In constipation Herbine affords a
natural, healthful remedy, acting
promptly A few small doses Will
usually be found to so regulate the
excretory functions that they are
able to operate without any aid
whatever. Price SOC. Sold by
Smith Drug Co.