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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-15
NAMES OF THE
LOST IN RATTERY q.

LOST IN BATTERY o.
Galveston. Tex. Sept. 1A-Fol1owins are
the names of members Of Battery o. First
Artillery. United States Army. whose lives
were lost In the storm Of Saturday night:
GEQRGE HUGH R.. First Sergeant
MARSH. JAMES A, Sergeant.
ROBERTS SAMUEL Corporal
CANTEER, JAMES W., cook.
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Employees Of Eden Publishing Company.
From Reverend William Jungk 50, A
G. TONNES IS. Chr. knickmeyer IS.
Ernst 1. Erbe 81. Fred Quest e. George
Peschke 81. Paul Dueker &c. Miss 2.
-.eyrer 81, Theodore Heine 81. John
Burkel 81, Miss p. SPAIN 2sc. Miss A.
Redmond &c, Miss F. Kracke sc,
George Metzier 81. John Keller 81.
Charles Gerak soc. F. Heidemsnn 25c.
F. Schmiedeckamp Soc. August Kratz
5gc, ]. q. Schierbaum 81. Hermann
Schaad Soc, +. l.. TONNES 81, c. Meyr-
er ST. II. Renzenbrink SOC. Herm.
oh HAIRY ahra
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@ai9maare.

Sir sroBer Sorratb on feinen ESt=
mites, ,eawns etc, wertb bis sus l21
Sents bic Ynrh. iest Gets.
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&scrr Snnioan miro auf hc:1 Ssatiumai : Gpmremt Den Spnn
sre6=Siitrift i'm sIascmcincm mnD Stearns &puntp
i'm ScIomhcrcn cbrcr.
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WeretnS=Nacbricbten.
G~tmlaaans CUR Is. Sabresberiamm'
lung oes .. &. &ebrerbereins,
Der Sio,eie St.Gloun, Minu..

Nm TO-, II. uno 10. Suli miro
in Sreeport bic biesidbrise Serlamnr
lung bss 8. 6. 9ebreruereins Der
Oi0seie ct. GlOuo absebalten merbsn.
Oielelbe miro am 10. Suli nadmit=
tags 2 ubr besinnen. Die @eriammz
lung seitaltet it'd Oiesmal 81, sinem
Ooppelfsite, ea Der Prdiibent bes Se=
retns, Serr Sbeo 9obmiler, at sleiz
der 3eit leiu 5~Ojdbrises Sebper= SUI
bildum feiern mirb. gs merben ba:
rum ale Mitslieoerbes gersins brin=
GENT oufseforoert, ii6 on Ser Ser
iammluus gu bet6eilisen. @u6 jene
bsuti6, tatboliidsn eebrer, wel6e aus
irseno einem 9runbe benz Sereine
bis iest nod nibt beisetreten finb, TO-
mie au9 aue Treunbe bes, <ebrer1tan=
bes iinb freuaolidit eiaselaben; Der
oiesidbrisen Seitlidseit in Sreeport
beisupobnen. Quf Ser lebidbrisen
9erlammluns muroen belonOere 60
miteen anfseitellt, Tim fur @uiit,
Observation-Disclosures II. J. No.. wdbrert
Ser 9erIammlunsstase Bic nOtbiser
gortsbrunsen ST. trefien, unb ba Bit
Serren bieler @omiteen es gang be:
lonbers perltsben, berlei Saden 81
arransieren unb gu leiten, 10 wirb Ell:
mem iebem 8eiuder Der Serlammlune
bic bette @elesenbett seboten, bas
0iisli9e nit Dem 4nsenebmen gu per
binben. Oarum auf mad Sreeport!
$. @oden, Sefretdr.
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pon ibm uerlanse. Die pon 6erru
Oonobue erbobenen Sel9ulbisunsen,
Serr e. ). 9abner Jet als ganoipat
fir BEN enat pon Sen Oemofraten
ct. CLOUDS absei6la@tet wOrben,
mics Serr Suliuan enersii@ surid.
Sebss @ort unb iebe @eberbe bes
Siesers in ser County : gonuention
lieB in ibm ben e6ten, wabren, ibers
seugten uno treueu Oemotraten erten-
nen.
unb abermals seist ii6. 9err Gull
Imam ais edter Democrat, iuosm er
es ni6t wia, bab Macbonalo, benz
politil6e &a6e itets iaB war unb in
pieism Sabren erit redt idb gu lein
i3eiut, ieine Sreunoe bel9uloist. ieis
men @esner DUBOIS ntat re6t beban;
belt su baben. @esen bieie unserebt=
fertiste anlauloisuns tritt 9err Gut
lipan in etnem in Der Shines" per-
oifeutli9ten Sriefe auf, Der, fails
Wacbonalb &e6tsltnn obmalten lal=
len Mill, i'm belebrt, at menn er it6
gu balten bat. Ser 9rtef, babirt pom
Is. Stunt, 1900 lautet:
goitor Simes! @srtber 6err! Su
Sbrer 4ussabe pom seitrisen Sage
finbe i6 eineu Irtitel, in wel6em lie
abermals auf bic Sbatia6e auIlpielen,
baB Or. DUBOIS Der 9iite Der Dele,
saten CUR Minnsapolis Convention
ni6t einperleibt lit unb in mel9em III
mid auer peri0nlideu gerantwortli6,
felt entlaoen. Sd m06te ni6t unite,
fall6em Sorwanbe ieseln, uielmeb1
mill i'd mid nit ben anseren Witslie:
bern Ser Gonuentisn in allen Serant:
wortli9feiten fir bereu Sbaten tbet;
len, uno i6 faun Sic ueritderu, bal
Der @runb, wesbalb Or. SuSois
BON Der Oelesatenliite messelaiier
wurbe in ieinen eisenen Oariteuun:
gen unb @nsaben gu fiuben lit. au!
suuerldhiser Nuele bra4te i@ in gr
fabruns, baB, wenslei@ i'd BON be-
Convention %inbOiiirt weroen iOlte
ct na9 Winueapolis seben unb Dor
meme ganbibatur unter ben Dele
aaten anberer Counties betGmpfel
miirbe. Sein Muftreten in Der Son
~pention iiberseuste mid BON Der 8abr
!, belt bes 8eri9tes, unb, na9bem i'd
nit meinen Sreunben &idipra6e &c
nommen, blieb iein Same pom Sc
: Selesatealiite meg. @dtunssuou
.Erj. q an s. .. Sulltpan.
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OiD3efan=N acbrtetten.

5 Sn Der pom be6w. Serrn s..
@unbermann BON Sersus SAILS ais
Siliale p~erlebenen @emetnSe gu @liiaz
BETH gity selanste am boben Srobns
leidnamsfeite bic 4Otinoise @ebets.
anba6t nit feterliderS robnlei4nams
proselIion I'M Sreien gu einem warbi=
gen abi6luB. @dbrenb Der brei
gettase balfen benz bodw. gfarrer
bic bo6m. 9errn S. Stiesler BON
@abena unb @m. 2anse uon 2ittle
Sails auf Der &ansel, am Nltare unb
i'm Sei9tltubl aus. 0esterer erbob
BEL bieler gelesenbeit eine golefte fur
feline b~ebrdnste SerS Seiu @emeinbe
in 9ittle Sails.
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eeste @o6e febrten Srau %. Bid.
Ter unb Sodter BON elmer nod &enma=
re, q. o., unternommenen 81 lu6Ss
reiIe, Die Sermanbten uno Sreunben
gait. wieber na6 bier ;uriif. PIN
Wtittwo6 reiIte genannte Dame auf
Seiu6 al ibrem in Eort @aibington,
@is., w%obnsnben S6waser, no tie
cine Mo6e 81 perbleibep 9eoentt.
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&Ihmlide Neuigfeiten

fomm.n pom 81. 8. 9. Garsile aus
@albita, S. s. @r i6reibt: ugier
Slal9en electric Sitters baben Srau
grewer BON Oraien @ei6nulit turirt,
bic ibr Sabre lang sroBen S3mers
uerurla6te. S6redli6es @eb brad
an ibrem &opf unb I'M @elidt aus,
un6 Bic belten Ooctoren fonnten ibr
ni6t belfen aber ibre Seiluns It uouz
ltdnbis unb tbre 9elunbbeit ausse=
sei9net." Oies seist, mas Sauienbe
beseust baben = baB Electric gitters
bas belt befannte Slutreinisunssmitz
tel lit. gs lit bas 5auptmittel seseu
Sle9ten, SalsfuB, @ei6mire, 8euz
len unb laufenoe @unben. gs ftimuz
lirt 9eber, Nteren unb Masen, per=
treibt Site, bilft Der SerOauuns unb
baut bic &raft neu auf. Sour scots.
Serfauft in IS. $. 6ubn's Ipotbefe.
@arantirt.
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Ser ,.eOrbaern"- DOnnerfas BEN 81. Stunt 1eeo..

S 1ersanSenen Oonneritas Ia9,
mittas ertbeilte Der bo9m'ite Sil6oi
Sacob Srobee in Der pom bo6m.
Serrn @%eneraluitar 50. 0agl patio.
rirten @emeinbe gu ct. @uauita sc
Perlonen baS 81. Saframent Der Nir:
muns. Na6 einem lebten Sonntaq
in ct. SoiepD pom bo6w. P. YriO,
Sermann, 8. 9. g., pom Der ct.
Sobn's Qbtet 9ebaltefen 0epitenamte
Ilrmte Der bo9w 'ite 9err Sii9of 90:
lelb't &c Ferienen.
5 &ommenOen Sonntag, Dem Seite
beS bl. Sobannes, Dem PatrcnsfeIte
Der ct. SOba's Nbtei, mirb in Der s(b.
teifirde Der bo6w'ite 6err 2lbt Setter
Gnsel .. 9. g., elm YOntiiicolamt
celebriren. Sreitas in ndditer ISOLDE
wirb in iener Gir6e Der bo6w tie Serr
Sil9of Srobec mebrere a30glinge BET
Initalt firmen uno anberen Cages per.
ldiebenen SbeOloSen Der ct. Sobn's
uniueriitdt Die Su6biafonatS= llno
Siafonatsweibe ertbeilen.
S &Ommenben Sonntas wirb in ber
Gatbebrale, in Der ct. Sonifasius:
@emeinoe Su Welroie, in Der S6merss
baften Wutter9Ottes @emeinoe 81 4lz
banD unO in Der 6ers Sem, @emeinoe
gu Hittle SauSbas ld0ne Set Der gr=
item bl. &inoerfommunion feierli6lt
be9an9en merOeu.
S Sn Der pom bo6w. p. Yaulinus,
o., 9 3. paitortrten Ct Warien-
@emeinbe gu StiGpater pirb Der
bo6w tie 9iI6of Sacob Srobec nd6=
item Sonntag bag Fl. Saframent Der
Sirmuns lpenben.
5 Oienitag 9ta@mtttaa mobnte Der
bo6m lte 6err Sif6of Srobcc Der i'm
ct. Sbomas College 81 st. Yaul
ltattse9abten S6luBfeier BEL, bel mel.
der getesenbeit feinem Nefien, benz
StuOioius Sacob Selisfar, welaer
Die claiiil6en Stllbien polenoete, bas
Oiulom aberreitbt uurbe, Ser au@ Die
a6lbieo6rebe Giett.
5 Bon ben 3S9tingen Der st. Ses
'reOict's atobamie 81 st. Soiepb wurz
De Sonntag Abeuo su @bren bes
bo9p'iteu 9errn Sii9oIs Srobec cine
nit srOBtem Seifal binsenommeue
Acknowledging ueranitattet.
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@slesentli9 Der in lester Wo6e gu
Ct. Glouo gebaltenen oemotrattlden
County : Convention mar Der CANT
apfel Die gtomination bes Seleeaten
sur Staats gonpentiou. Gs itanoen
li6 Sci Der @eleseabeit Swet Sractio'
men seseniiber, Die cine, wel6e Iar
Or. NuSsis pom Sauf Centre unb
bic anbere. mel6e iir 9errn $. ..
Suuipan iid ms 3eus mari. auf
beiben Seiten muroe in Reoesefe6ten
ti6tis sefdmpft, bod, miepobl 9err
Sulliuan in Sesus auf actiue Worts
fe6ter in Der Winoritdt mar, mar er
6esislib Der Sr.unbe, als es gum
Stimmen fam, in bebeutenber WaioE
ritdt. 81. gloub usreint nit Der
Mehrsabl Der Sopns i'm Gountp emf:
I6ieb ii3 bafir, Serrn Suqiuan als
ibre @abl sur Seriretuns in Der Sea-
tional Gorp:ntion ua9 &anIas gity
81 i6ideu. uno mag Ia6bar Wdc=
0onalo ben bur9sefalenen Gambia;
ten Or. DUBOIS nod 10 iebr beraus;
itrei6en, er fam bic Semotraten Dor
Stearns Gouutu nidt iiberseusen,
baB iie in Serrn DUBOIS einen BEL
fern @abl 9etroffen bdtten. SIM Sc:
eentbsil, Stearns gountp's Demo:
fraten iinb bauon iiberseust baB. bit:
ten lie ben Sauf Centre Doctor als
Selesat CUR National : @onuentior
.e%mpioblen, ibrer gmpfebluns auf ben
Staats Goupent teine 8eabtuns &c
ihentt, une unier gonsreB Oiitrif
wdrSe ii6erli6 bur9 elm anoere!
County auf Der National gonpentiol
uertreten iein.
Sn 6errn Sobn .. Suaipan pirl
unier GOnsreB 0iitrift uno Die Oe
mofratie pon Stearns County i'm Se
5onceren seebrt lein. 8ie edit I'M
lauter leinc bemotratiiden @eiinnun
aen, 10 lit taoelsl0s Iein Inftreten
penn es ii9 UNI 8erfedtuns bemotra
tii9er Yrinsipien banbelt. Dies ia
er, in Der EDIT oemOtratii@en S6ul
aussebiloet unb i'm 2aufe Der Sabr
an @%riabrunsen bereidert, BET ber
bemofratiiden Gouutp=g onuent bepie
fen. Sn mdBiser, sefaBter aber i9las
fertiser @eile erltanb er es, aueGin
menbunsen, bic bic Sreunbe feline
@esners Ou gois porbra6ten, gu mi
Der unb gu leinen @unitennraus3ul
gen. Sein Sauptidlas 9eSen bic Ss
fdmpfer ieiner ganbibatur mar bic
buB in Der semotratti9en Bartei 81
Mebrbeit enti9ei6e, uno baB ii6 81
Minosr6eiti itcts benz lgnti9eib 3.
@ebrbeit gu fiisen bdtte. @Oies wt
rem edit: oemofratiide 8Orte i'm Sit
ne Ser gonpention ,ansseiproder
Seine pom anmait Oonobue aus We
role in 3meifel seiteaten suten 8
st i%innunsen sesent Serrn aGbarles .
-.& CONNIE entfraitiste 6errS ulipan bur
Sic offentlide grtldruns, baB er ite
bereit iei, fur Serrn Sopne tn B
,S9ranfen gu treten, 10 oft bieier
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SUiebc ipradb CT NIT Smersis wnb Si6sbhrues aut Der SemO;
~fratiidbcu @puucmtipm ppn Stcarms Gpuntp.
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500 9eIobnnne! SIOo.

/" Die atfsr siefer 8situns h.rbsn aS ~treuen. n Ct.
fatren sa6 81 msntsfens ttne 8sfar&tsts aranfteti
atebt, rei&e bic JDtTerf6aft tn aq' itren StuJen ~
bsilen I'M Stanbs tf;' 5dQS 6dtarrt. Sur III Bite ttn.
lice itst Der artttidtn Rriterf&aft bstannte ppRtips
BUR. 8atarrb ~ertorbert ale etne &pufttuttpnstranf.
beit cine eenfttutisnene Bttanbluns. San's 1atarrt.
Sur ptrb tnnerit& esaofntnen unb pirft ttreft aui
tas Bluf uut bic fhIeimisen Oberad4en bts Ss.
RENE. Dasur& ts @runblast Der 8ranfts,t tnAS.
rtne unb benz pattenten9 araft ssbsnb. tnbem fs hts
Apnaitution aufbaut unb Ter Natur tn ibrem Werft
ttItt. Dte Gtssattamsr babsn 70 tptsl 8srtrausn ~
ttren Seilfrdften, sas ft eiutunbert Drqars Belsb'
nuna fur itten 8aq dnbttten. ben Ht ~ furtren per.
ifeStt. 4aSt-eud cine z9ift nan 8eueniGen fsmmsn.
- a. cheney So, IsIsts ,Oktp.
| Brlauft Bon ats apstbsteru, rs Gtuts
soils Samilien.Hiueu bic beften.
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llnler bodp. 9err Pfarrer, wel6er
AMI &ir6enfeitli9teiten uiel bdlt, feis
erte 0Onnerltas has Set 6es Srobn=
lci6numSfeit in feierli6iter 8eiie,
nobel ibm auBer leinem &aplan, benz
bo6w. 6errn @al6er, bic bo6m.
6erren Arst uOn Saut Centre unb
Sunge pom gittle Sails aiiiiiirten. Die
S%beilnabme al Der Srobnlei6namspro
S~ellion mar ME cine 10 groBe mie in
DieIem Sabre, uno wirtli6 erbaueno
mar eS, cine miiberlebbare Sdaar
uon @ldnbisen ibrem 0errn uno Soft
oifentli9 Die ibm gebiirenbe Nnba6t,
Serebrung uno Siebe 81 befunoeu. =
Oiele Ortl6aft lOu nun au6 teles
pbonii6 nit Jteu Wuni6 perbunben
weroen. = Die iir BEN 9iorrei6en
Sierteu geplante Seier ueripri6t aue
ibre Sergansenen bel @eitem in ben
S6atten gu itellen. = Sn lester Wo=
DE eritattete Serr Sos. &rafer ieiueu
pielsu Sreunoen in Ilbanp einen Se=
JUDI. = 9us Ffer6aufieber lit Simon
8ubn pom Staotratb ernannt morbeu.
sprias 9ia.
'Or. Bauer pom ct. Wartin bat
bel Ser Serloiuns gum SeIten Der
Neu=W iiu6ener Stride einen auf $40
gei6dsten Yflas sewonnen. Sn @rs
m~anselnns elmer 6arm i6enfte er benz
ielbeu Der @emeinOe Sprins Siu gum
Seitsn beS &ir9enbaues. - Son Sis=
Bic in Noro Safota, no er lid eini
&c 3eit 81 SeIud auibielt, lift 6err
Sobn Settwer Wtitte lester @o9e mad
bier suriltsetebrt, wirb aber, neil es
ibm in Noro. Oafota gut Suiagte, BORT
bin luieber suriidtsbren, lobalb ct ieiz
ne bieiigen 0ieSenl9often losseidlasen
BOT 9Sie bel Der @ruuolteinle
sunesfeier 10 wirO aud am 4 Suli bier
elm SoifSfeit gum Selteu Der reuen
Stride peran|tultet. - ,Sn LESTER Mp=
DE lpuroe ii, u~nIerer Creamery Elm
~slpeiter Separator aufseitelt, elm Sci:
den rap bas @el1dTt li1 zines suten
Grfuises erfreut. - Srau SEQ. @tnz
ter lit pon ibrer ScIu6sreiie 81 III
rer in @bite Garth pobusnOen gltern,
Gbriit. rno Srau S9Onborn, suriifz
oefebrt. ueber bus Oonneritas auf
ber3telerpation peranltaltete Snoianer.
Set lueiB 6rau @inter ni6t senue
bes 2obsnbeu 81 ersablen.
Ssrah.
Serr Scarf @ieber bat cine Inl tel
lung in Sobega gu ct. gtauO anse=
nomnlen. - Oas Sunoament fir ben
Qnbau a1 bas @ieber's 6otel lit &C.
lest. gsa9 @olenbuns bes anbaues
wirb jenes 6otel, oas ii@ iest ldon
oes beiten 8uhmes gu erfreuen bat, gu
ben bsiten i'm County sere6net weroen
f0nnen. = Serr Satob Seioen ldBt
leine @Obnuns onr6 einen anbau
p~srsr0bern. = eebrer Syn. Su9s,
,pel6er bret Sabre lang in Dem nabe
seleseaen mSatril6en settlement"
untsrrt6tete, lit in Sesleitung leines
8ruoers Soiepb mad &enmare, 80,
in Der Nbii6t sereiit, ii6 bort eine
SeimItdtte ansuIdaffen. - Sie Oocs
loren 8omman unb Dunn poasosen
an Srau eouila Spobn BON bier, bic
ms ct. &apbael's 9oipital gu ct.
gtoub sebra6t wurbe, eine innere Spe=
ration, bic belifater Natur mar, aber
ioweit einen slitliden Serlauf nabm.
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Sciuc bsmufrutiisbcu cjsfImuuugrm ffnh ccbt nms lautcr nnn
fnben ftets 2aasbruef in iihsr;rnsfe" nnS absr;s"=
acnScm SSprten.
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irts@ath

Grtra @sDBe; elm grocer serratb
aI Natlts mertb 75cts, 81 u,.b 81. 80,
Jest nur 49ets.
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S6ub=S

@ir pertaufen eineu sroBen @or=
ratb On S6uben, bic wigiu Der sroB=
ten Sabrif Der @elt eintaliiten,
melt anterm 6nitenpreia gSir f0nnerl
ell6 slperlaiiise Sabritate ;l Bargain
Ereileu perfauien.
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Stearms GommtD's Semotratte erlpGblt
Sserrm :. .. Smllipar ais 9elegat
sur Natipmal.G %onpemtipn.

Shnc ,bprifci mirs Der 6 rnsrcS : Siftrift sisIe SSabi af
nen 3taats=G oupcnt iubU1fircm.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-28
MR.. BRAINS WORK.
MADE THREE SPEECHES IN NE.
VADA YESTERDAY.
(By Telegraph 10 Virginian-PiloN

tBy Telegraph to Virginian-P PILOT
, Dakota City, New, Sept. 27-Wm. j.
Bryan arrived here tonight and adj
dressed Il meeting in the court house
yard. He made three speeches during
the day, travelling forty miles by car
riages and $50 miles by rail.
The entire day was devoted to the
Ihird Congressional District and 1t
was largely attended as u canvass in
behalf of Edgar Towards candidacy
for Congress.
From Papillon Mr.. Bryan drove to
Blair in company with Mr.. Howard.
Il distance of 80 miles. making two brief
speeches on the way, one at Willard
and the other at Bennington. The
drive consumed more than four hours,
was reached. AS Mr., Bryan was to
take the train at this point for Dakota
CITY he had little more than half an
hour for his talk. In that time lie ran
hurriedly over the principal issues OF
the campaign, giving especial attention
to trusts and Imperialism. He con-
tended that the tendency of the trusts
was to increase the price of all arti-
cleS of consumption used by the farmer
while they did nothing to, produce Il
increase in the products
of the farm. He also warned his hear
erS against the encouragement of i'm
perialisln. because not only of what he
believed to be tlfe dangers of that ten
dency, but also because of the require
ment for n large army involved in n
policy of undue expansion of territory
without Il corresponding extension of
American institutions
LACK OF HARMONY.
He said that apparently Chairman
Hanna ana Governor Roosevelt were
not harmonious on the trust question,
for while Mr.. Hanna WAS declaring
that there were no trusts, the Vice
Presidential candidate was going about
the country making complaints OF an
ice trust In his own State. He re-
marked that ii MIR. Roosevelt was
right in this matter the remedy lay
with himself. AS Governor of the State
in whichthe trust was supposed to eX-
list he was in a position to destroy It.
In his night speech at Dakota City
MIR. Bryan asserted that the Republl-
can party did not dare take it's full
dinner pail argument into the anthra-
cite coal regions of Pennsylvania AMI
declared that whether IL man was a la
boring man, a farmer or a merchant
he must see that opportunities are con-
stantly narrowing under this trust
system. He asked: IF you corplain.
what is the answer?" and replied Ivy
saying: "a large standing army to
make you afraid to complain"
At the conclusion of his speech Mr.
Bryan left for Sioux City, la, where
he Will spend the night.
Pueblo, Col. Sept 27.-Nhen the
special train bearing the Roosevelt
party arrived here this evening the
station was crowded with people to
see the Governor. Three evening meet
ings We're held. and all Of them were
attended by large audiences. During
the day at the various stopping places
the crowds We're remarkably large.
and an unusual interest attended the
meetings.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-28
VETERAN SUICIDES.
lR. SIMMONS, OF HAMPTON,
KILLS HIMSELF.
(By Telegraph to Virglnian-Pilot,

Richmond, Va. Sept. PA tragedy
occurred about 1880 o'clock this after
noon at Fords Hotel.
a man named II. w. Simmons, who
registered at the hotel as from the Sol
diers' Home, Hampton, appearing to
be about siXty-five years old, and
wearing a veterans uniform, was Sit
ttng on the Broad-sIreet Verandah en-
gagged in the general conversation that
was going on.
During the lull in the conversation
he suddenly drew pistol. placed it
to the right side OF his head and fired
BRAINS BLOWN OUT.
He blew his brains out, and a ghast-
ly sight presented itself. To the fifty
or more guests, some of them women,
who sat on the verandah. The women
screamed and the men rushed to the
dying man.
The city ambulance was hurriedly
called. and in few minutes it came
up with DIR. Fisher in charge.
He examined the man and fuSlnd that
he was past saving, the bullet having
entered the brain through the right
ear and coursed upward. He died to-
night.
THEY PITIED HIM.
At lao o'clock this afternoon Mr..
Simmons was sitting in one of the big
chairs on the left-hand side of the
ioipttu Stltcl entrance 10 FOrQ Hotel.
There were not less than fifty persons
in the lobby and on the veranda and
streets. Some young man. whose name
could not be learned, saw the gray
haired veteran i'm the chair, apparently
half asleep. and said: Poor fellow,
he's going to die soon"
He is going to die soon" replied the
old man, looking up suddenly, and
leaning on one side in his chair he
drew .SS-calibre revolver, placed the
muzzle against his right ear and fired.
The aged soldier fell over. but man.
aged to place the weapon in n paste
board box. which fell on the floor be-
fore he lost consciousness.
Major Paul Otto, drum major at the
Soldiers Home, knows Mir. Simmons
well. Said he, after the shooting:
Mr. Simmons had money and appeared
to be we'll and happy. and 1 do not see
why he should have wanted to take
his own life. He may have had some
family troubles. but if he did 1 never
heard of them.n
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-28
He Accepts Their Nomination for
the Vice Presidency.
LETTER OF NOTIFICATION.
Members of the Peoples Party Recognize
That the Very Life of Free Institutions
is Involved in tho Present Campaign
Mr.. Stevenson Accepts the High Honor
in the Spirit in Which it is rendered =
An Able and Patriotic Discussion of the
Issues.
By Telegraph to virginian-rilot)

By Telegraph 10 Virginian- Pilot)
Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 27.-In letter
received to-day at the Populist party
national headquarters. Hon. Adlai L.
Stevenson accepts the nomipation for
the Vice Presidency rendered him by
that party early this month. The let
ter notifying Mr.. Stevenson of his
nomination follows:
"Colfax. Iowa. Sept. 5, 1900.
TO Hon. a. e. Stevenson. Blooming
ton. ILL.,:
Dear Sir-In behalf of the National
Committee of the Peoples party. the
undersigned take pleasure in notifying
YOU that you were. on the eth ultimo,
selected as the candidate of said party
for the office of Vice President OF the
United States TO I'LL the vacancy oc-
casioned by the decllnation of the Hon.
Charles a. Towne, who was nominated
at Sioux Falls.
The members of the Peoples party
in all sections, realize that we have
reached a crisis in which the very life
of free institutions is inVolvcd-a crisis
in which mere party considerations are
OF secondary Importance, and should be
laid aside until the peril is avcrted.
Acting upon this ovcr-sh adowinG
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-28

Charley Herr, the winner OF the Mas
sachusetts stake race last year. But
game as was Charley, his strength was
not equal to the task, and his star set
in the third heat when Cresceus beat
him at the wire. Once after that. in
the fourth heat, the Lexington horse
made a wonderful bid for the race
leading to the three quarters and then
being beaten out on the stretch by
Cresceus, who seemed to have marvel
Gus speed just when it meant so much
to him.
The day was perfect for the race
and the track. While looking a triile
soft. was evidently in prime footing
The crowd must have gone we'll over
the $4,000 mark. Summary:
Stallion championship. free for all;
purse $4,000: trotting:
Cresceus. ). ., 1. !, 1.
Charley Herr, /, ], 3, 2, 3.
Grafton Boy, !. 3. 3, 8. 2.
Arion. ., 6. 5. 5, 5.
Lord Vincent. >. 4, 4. 4, 4.
Benton NJ. g. 5, dis.
Jupe, T. dis.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-28

last evening. f. N. Briggs. editor of
the Victor Record, was assaulted to-
day in his office. In an editorial de-
nouncing the participants in the riot.
the Record stated that "a few disso-
lutte women waved rags in the faces of
the distinguished guests
70. h. Carr, Il miner. who claims that
this statement is u reflection upon his
wlfes character, entered the Record
office to-day and struck Editor Briggs
on the head as he sat ut his desk
briggs jumped up and struck Carr in
the face. Rev. Father Downey inter
fered and stopped the fight. Neither
man was much hurt.