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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-21
Two Good Records.

Some Of the opponents OF Senator
Frink, who do not shrink from a little
matter like falsifying the records, have
circulated a report that his course in
the legislature was not wholly friendly
TO labor. That this IL not merely a fab
rication but an exact reversal OF the
truth appears from a statement OF the
votes on bills affecting the interests OF
labor. which we publish elsewhere. 1t
viii be seen from this that Senator
Frink was an earnest and consistent
supporter Of measures favorable TO the
workingman while a member of vhe
state legislature. And this was from
no motive Of policy or thought at that
time OF candidacy for ONCE, but be-
cause he Is just man. q kind man. a
man who believes in equal rights and
in the cause Of labor.
There il q more eloquent record than
that which we have published. bearing
on the same subject. II 10 q record one
page Of which IL worth more than the
entire journals of q legislative session.
and 1t is written in the relations which
have always obtained between Senator
Frink and his own employees. For the
best part OF a generation he has been
an employer He has seen the enter
prise at whose head he stands grow
to Its present proportions through the
plans and labors OF himself and his en-
ployes. Never in all that time has
there been q strike or a disagreement in
the establishment that he controls. He
has dealt fairly. Justly and literally
with his men. and they have reciprocal
cd in hearty good will. which they cher
ish toward him today.
II all employers Of labor were like
Senator Frink. there would be no need
Of labor legislation. for the working
man would find the disposition Of cap
ital the most effective protection OF la
Dor 1t Is well that Republicans
throughout tho state a. well a. in King
county should know from the quoted
records that Senator Frink as . public
representative was on the right side Of
all the questions dealing with labor in
tsresta II Is better that they should
know his record as II Ii written In a
long and honorable business career. and
In the universal love and esteem in
a
been In hts employ.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-21

That SIS in chicken feed" left over
from the collection Suizer made for the
Boer widows and orphans would make
a beautiful text for the Democratic
campaign speeches Of Webster Davis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-21

Ex.Gov. HogG. Of Texas. viii deliver
an address on The Ideal Common
wealth. before the University OF Cali
fornia In the fall. One definition OF
the ideal commonwealth is that It Is
place where every citizen can have
his feet Ia the trough.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-21

Although the Post-Inteiusencer has
announced through rs columns hair a
dozsa times that every communication
intended 20 appear under Letters from
the people" must be signed for publ
cation with the actual name 81 thu
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
TROOPS PROTECT FELLOWS.
Two Companies OF state Militia sent
to Jefferson to Prevent Lynch
inE of Hnpist.

Atlanta Nov Anoshcr company OF
the Georgia militia was ordered from here
tonight hy Gov. Gambler under command
Of Maj Sash of tho Fifh Georgia Rcgi-
meut with Instructions to proceed 20 Jef-
ferson. in jackson county. this state. for
the purpose of protecting the life or Gus
Fello~s. "a negro charged with an assault
on Miss Dora Iiood prominent young
lady Of Harmony Grove
mob ~ go Is reported gathered there
with tho intention OF lynchlng
tho negro. Fellows was taken
from Atlanta 'nis morning under
military escort to jefferson for
trial u was expected that one company
of troops would be suniclent 70 protect
him. ana tie call tonight upon the Adiu-
tant General and the Governor for more
troops has caused considerable apprehcn-
rlon a. 90 the situation. Details are not
yct obtiinablc
Gov Gambler was in Columbus. attend
iuE = function az which the Governor u
Alabama was present when the request
from the sheriff OF jackson county for
more troops reached him through Adit
Gen Byrd He Immediately came TO A.
nuta 60 comply with the request
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
DOES NoT FOLLOW rue FLAG.
Constitutional Decision ~ United
states Judge IN Hawaii

~tutfA Iuh4e au nnMnth
Correspondence Of the Associated Pressl
Honolulu oct - via san Francisco
Nov 2-Unitcd States District Judge
Estec has rendered decision 60 the cf-
feet thai the constitution does not follow
the nag. In an important nbsl ease that
has been before the courts here for some
tlm&
william ~ Marshall wos sentenced -
elk months imprisonment for criminal d.
bel on account Of publications h. made
about the late Cnief Justice Judd. fie
made an appeal 10 the Supreme Court Or
Hawaii based upon technical grounds. al
lcging .hat thc methods pursued during
his trial were not in mccordlnCe w.tn
American procedure. The lower court
was sustained aud Marshall returned 20
Judge Estee with a Writ of htbcaH corpus.
Judge Estee held that the laws of iia-
wall. allowing conviction of defendants
upon verdict by nine jurors. were std
in force al the time Of Marehalls trial.
which was long after the paseage Of m"
resolution nnueNing Hawaii 90 the Union.
The Judge sald that Hawaii. before being
annexed. was free and enlightened
state. possessing all the attributes Of SOW
creignty. and when the Islands were an
nexed by the United sintes. Il WAS not
only the lands. but the people, with their
laws and customs. were annexed. and by
the wcil-estabiish law OF nations. these
laws and customs remain in force until
new laws are enacted for the government
OF the territory"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
GERMAN TROOPS ~ CHINA.
All Have Reached There nnd Have
been Distributed.


Berlin Nov 2-Omcial tel,gnams from
Count Won waldcrsee show that all tho
German troops have arrived In China and
been distributed The First and second
Marines. The First Infantry Brigade ana
a small force OF cavalry and artillery are
stationed nt Pekin Tho Second Infantry
Brigade. with corresponding force Of
artillery. engineers and cavalry Is a rao
Ting Fu. one battalion is az Shan Hai
Kwan. The Third Infantry Brigade with
a company Of shnu@hooters. two squad
rons or cavalry and several batteries. s. al
Ticn Tsin. one battery ANA several
hoWlizcrs are ~ Taku. and force q
troops is distributed along the railway
from Pekin 20 Yang Tsun. supcrintcndins
the work OF construction.
A special dispatch 10 the Hamburg Cor
respondent sayE.
In q well situated in the imperinl pal-
ace precincts iu rckn was found the
hody u Emperor kwang su'f favortie
wife. Sncn IT, whom the Empress Dowa-
ger caused to be- drowned before the fight
Of the court from the capital The Sec
oud favorite. shin Fi. and hundred la
dies belonging % the imperial harem are
prisoners in the hands Of tho allies"
dispatch from Pao Ting Fu, dated
yesterday says:
"Telsgraphic connection has been com
pleted with Pekin. entifely by the Ger
mans The railway from pao Ting Fu
20 the capital g. nearly completed. French
attachments are guarding the line. The
health Of the German troops Is steadily
Improving"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
REPUBLICANS HAVE FAILED.
brSan Tells Why Lnborers. Farmers.
small Business Men nnd Mans
rich Are wan D.moerats

Chicago. Nov 2-W. Bryan tonight
gave out the following statement ia the
form 81 an Interview
The Republican campaign has been a
failure. The un dinner pail argument has
been rcpuilatcd hy thc workurmcn. aud
the Republicans hre compelled TO confess
that a large proportion OF the labor vote
tc cast for tho Democratic ticket. Besides
believing with the Democrats in the gem
eral doctrine Of equal rights To all and
special privileges 60 none. the lahorlng
mon are against the trusts. the large army
and the colonial policy The lahorlng men
are also drawn 90 the Democratic party
by tho fact that our party is opposed to
government by injunction. 90 the blacklist
aIi 20 Chinese Immigration and Ia favor
of arbitration and ~ a cabinet officer see
lected TO represent the wage caruers
"The Republicans are now hoping 10
hold their strength among the farmers.
but they have no policy which will hene-
ft the farmer The man Who makes his
living on The farm is the victim of al
the vicious legislation for which The Re-
publican party b. responsible and receives
none OF the benefits conferred hy special
legislation upon coy N4taiuNe uNu - i'it-
Gates. Tho farmer pays more than his
share @ ftho taxes and receives Jess than
his shate OF the consideration Of govern
meut Republican policies have le-sened
the value OF farm lands increased me
proportion of tenants aud have driven tho
farmers sons away from the farm thus
lutensifping the struggle for existence ia
the cites These farmers are almost
unanimously opposed % the trusts, and
they can have no sympathy with the Inn
pcrialistlc policy of tie Republican party.
with ats attendant Increase lu tho mill
tary estAblis hment
u believe that the election will show
that Ne have gained nmous the farmers
ns we'll as in the cities
'The small business men and the pro
fe~sioual men are also feeling the cffee
of the industrial dcspousm which has
grown up with this administration.
The poor are coming 90 The Demo
cratic party because they want a chance
ln the race for life. ond many OF the we'll
to-do are coming because they realize that
the Democratic party affords better pro-
lection to honest wealth than the Re
publican party.
THE Republican party Is under the CON
troll OF those who seek advantage through
governmental favortism ana grow rich
hy the exploitation % citizens ~ homo
nnl subjects abroad ID is fight be-
tween Democracy ON the one side and
p'Htocracy ON The other. and Democracy
appeals To the Judgment and 20 the con-
science Of those who are willing 60 let
live As well as 10 live"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
HANNA - srILL ABUSIVE.
Practically Hts Only Answer ~ 10
cali Mr. Hryan Names.


cali Mr.. bryan Names.
Chicago Nov . Senator Hanna ad-
dressed three meetings tonight. the lars-
est one being 81 Western avenue and
Bioomingdale road where the big circus
tent in which the meeting wac he'd was
packed. Il was an ord sriy meeting and in
great contrast 60 the somewhat exciting
reception be had las, night Senator Han
ma spoke practically without interruption.
AIr Bryan spoke in this section OF the
northwest side last night. and Senator
Haunn devoted most Of his time TO dis
eussion of imperialism and trusts. on
which Mr Rryln dwelt chiefly
"tt- amounts almost 20 fanaiicism and
chicancry." said Senator Hanna. 'for a
man who aspres TO the high office Of
President 20 raise question so foreign
to the principles and future Of our gov
ernmeut 20 talk about imperialism as
in issue 10 Is but another hogey man 10
frighten the people a man who ascribcs
the purposes To our standing army that
have been Inscribed 90 this campaign.
knows that be- lies when hc gays &c. By
hIs nets and his words Mr Bryan is lay
ing the foundation len tnis country for So
ciausm ana anarchy lIc q offering in-
ducements 20 men 10 destroy property
offering Inducements 10 destroy the very
foundations of the republic"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
TO BRING ABOUT PEACE.
ministers Are az work ia relin and
some of the AIlies' Forces Are
DISCRIMINATING Boxers.

Paris. Nov "A dispatch 60 the Havas
agency from Pekin. dated Oet 81. says.
The foreign ministers continued to-day
the discussion of the peace propositions
10 ho presented To the Chinese The
French proposals were accepted Addi-
,ionai specifications viii h. discussed
Monday on account OF the necessity for
thorough accord between ihc dincrons
cabinets the hnal note viii not bc pre-
scnted for several weeks.
Gen. Voyron Ccommandcr-in-chief 81
the French troops In China. with the al
lics under his command. Is purging the
villages around Jicn Tsiu and rektn.
Many villages infested with BoNcrs have
been DESTROYED and their Inhabitants pun
ishod a French column met resistance
at siet CHUNG The enemys losses were
considerable The village was burned.
News received from pao Ting Fu in
dicates a movement Of French lnd Ger
man troops upon ~ Ling, whore the i'm
perial tombs are situated. u i- rum1red
that the army Of Yang Yu-kantc has re-
solved Co defend the place
AS the result Of Inquiries made hy the
International commlssion under Gen Bail
loud tsecond in command OF tho Frcn 70
troops iu China) the allies arr convinced
that the grand treasurer and the govern
of Of pao Ting Fu and a Chinese colon Z
were Instrumental In the murder Of
American aud English missiouarier AMI
they have beeu condemned 40 death and
will he executed soon.
a Havas Agency dispatch from Pekia.
dated Nov J. says.
The French troops arrived at 81 Linz
OCT - and occupied tho tomb - the
Empress Tho Germans Italians and
English arrived Afterwards ana occupied
the other imperial tombs.
mo fighting ia mentioned. %
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
INVESTIGATING EXPLOSION.
Detectives Are Searching for one oi
Tnrrnnt's clerks.


New York. Nov. Tho police depart
mcnt has been INVESTIGATING tne o., -
persons reported missing in connect. "a
with the Tarrant lire for tho purpose of
getting at correct llst OF person SUP.
posed to have host their lives 30 the nrce.
The persons rcpdrted were TIVE. tie1ted
through the station nearest the address
given for them. and Ia many cases they
we're reported safe In some cases the
police could not ind the supposed mis-
slng person al the address given. Inc
list as revised to-day shows eighteen prr-
sons reported missing and not accounted
Tor OF these six are not known % he
addresses given by The persons who re-
ported them missing.
on the list o. the name ~ Benjamin
Moorehouse. a clerk for Tlrmnt a Co The
authorities persist in declaring 'heir be-
lief that he is alive and purp1aeiy keep
ing his whereabouts secret
I'VE have detective out after Moore
house and expect 10 land him soon said
Assistant District Attorney Walsh. who
is assisting the IRE marshals iuvestiga-
ton
Moorchouse's family and ueighbors a.
Montssair y J.. are convinced that no
pcrlshcd IN tho disaster The fire depart
mcnts invoatiEatlon % the explosion
closed to-day after the testimony 81 Louis
Patterson and George O. Thompson. EN-
ployes of Tarrant a. Co. had been taken.
Dr Lederlo. health department analyst.
who examines the seven drums found in
the ruins. said to-day that thcy had con
tanned aualyuo oil. which is only "a Httlc
less explosive than Kerosene.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03

DENOUNCED STANDING ARMY.
Bourke Cochran spoke To Large
south nrookIyn crowd.


south brooklyn Crowd.
New York. Nov "A Democratic rally
was held tonight IN Prospect Han South
Brooklyn. Bourke Cochran being the prin-
clpal speaker. Mr. Cochran said that ;he
present condition Of affairs created tho
question whether Americans were 60 de-
eide for love OF profit or love Of Justice.
Prosperity was justice SO long "a the
fountain OF justice remained undecided
Zee .skci. what ls prosperity and
continuing said:
"A Republican VIII tell YOU it IS some
tainr mysterious iie will tell YOU nat u
means that tho citizen can only remain
prosperous while Mr Mckinley holds ie
.. los of government. J do not accept ns a
sian OF prosperity booming market ]
d. accept q booming w.s- rate and com
fof 10. tine iahorcr as sign ot pros
pstig Az commadiics being abundant.
n,u rsecs-sfily be chcapene1.
"The soldier cannot proiuce his own
war-s. Ev,fy dollar spent to make BIN
tnc.tlve D. dollar Withdrawn frcm the
hc'u ol production. The d0linr IN behalf
OF lottery can be drawn out from the re-
source of the lab1ter
"B,,an s.nnds for peace. disarmament
the cultivation of the soil and the employ
ment 81 every dollar that con De- applied
toward the benefit Of the worklngmlu.'
Mr Cochran denounced large stani-
ing army and on this poins sail:
"Th 'audidate who stands for the IL
version OF our money for military pur-
suits nust bc the candidate who stands
for or injury e not our ultimate nat
ional rIil."
of trus,s Mr. cockran sbid in part:
"The only men thai know anything
about m,st of the existing corpo- All ms
are the re-t managers. lt is not trade
u is gam'ling. yes gambling with 'loll-
ed dice. a corporation manager
goes into Wall street and with
prior or private knowledge against
that o. his fellow spcculater
eambles with loaded dice. Mr Bryan
stands for y, standard OF justice that Is
no, aurudu "a or lousitudlraL II S. uni
v,rsal aud = render imPossibe the pres
ent forms . corporate and monopolisuc
fraud "
sun furinA along be said:
with WilAm Bryan there Will be
publicity Pt,neity IS justice. Bryan f.
an honest ma ana his election will en-
for. . disclosui of the dishonest methods
OF rofporate a .racy.'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
rorE DOES Nor LIKE IT.
MaIdeck HousseRu's Recent speecl
DId Not Please uim.

Paris. Nov. 2.-The Courier du Soir.
which ls often inspired. announces that
81. waldcck Rousseau's speech at Tou-
louise last Sunday, In the course Of which
he alluded 70 measures contemplated BY
the government against religious eongrs-
EAtions has made q bad impression a,
the Vatican. and thot the Pope has In
strueted the papal nuncio in Parts 70 mod
lfy HE conciliatory attitude toward the
french EoveTnment..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
URGE DEns 10 WITHDRAW.
tHis Friends Think he should Come
Down In Favor of Bryan.


Boston. Nov 2-The Globe tomorrow
viii print an open letter to Eugene Y.
Debs urging his withdrawal in favor Of
Mr. Bryan the siguers being Prof Par
sons president OF the National Puoiic
Ownership League. y. .. Flower. founder
OF che Arena. Eltwood Pomeroy. presi-
dent Of the National Direct Legislation
League. and Dr. C. W Calvin. all per
soual friends OF Mr. Dcbs
The signers are all believers In tho CO.
operative commonwealth. bur ore of the
opinion that i,s advent viii be hastened
by Bryan's election.
The letter ls Of considerable length and
discusses. IN its bearing as 10 the object
desired the zocialistc side OF the present
economical and Industrial conditions The
signefs declare that Bryan represents the
movement against monopoly that
10 is better to take the first
otep towards improved conditions
than no step a. all They say a vote f,r
Bryan s. the first practicable step toward
the cooperative commonwealth. though
neither Bryan nor the Demo rattle parry
may rcn'ize that fact.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.
Three of Them 90 Be Decided in
Chinese Negotiations.

Washington. Nov. 2 1t was stated to-
day In quarters well versed IN Chinese af-
fairs that outside The questions Of In
demnity. punishment. etc. now under nee
COLLATION. at Pekin. there are three vital
and far-roa hing questions to be deter
mined. Wig. First. the removal of The Em-
press Dowager. personally ann through
the influence Of her advisers from all
participation in tho Chinese government
second. the creating Of an indemnity fund
by the increase of Chinese customs reve-
rue either by the payment Of the duties
In gold instead 81 deprecated silver as az
present or else by doubling the present
silver duties from per cent. 20 10 per cent
od valorem. and. third. the establish
mcnt Of a minister Of foreign affairs in
place Of the old and cumbersome system
Of the tsunE i-yamen.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
GREENE Avn GsYSoR NEARING.
Expert Ripley sim Answering Tech
nicaI Questions.

New York. Nov. 2-Tho hearings before
United States Commissioner Shields 10 the
proceedings to secure the removal 70 the
United States Courts Ga Georgia o. John
r.. W 7. and T. II. Gayn0r and Benia-
min .. Greene. accused OF conspiracy with
ex-capt. o. ~. Carter 20 defrnud the gov
eminent In harbor improvement work.
was continued to-day With the cross-ex-
animation OF X. c. nip.ey. the expert en-.
gineer FOR the defense. still IN progress.
All OF the questions TO this witness are
extremely technical Ia character,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
CLEVELAND WILL NOT VOTE.
~ Least Not 81 He Goes Duck shoot
ing With Benedict.

New York Nov -Ex-Presi1ent Cleve-
land came to town to-day from Princeton
ana called on his friend. r. c. Benedict 10
the iaster'v ofiec Mr Cleveland who
looked very well. denied himself to oil
Interviewer. sending out word that he
had nothing 20 say
A representative of the firm of Benedict
a CO. said that the cN-Presldent and
Mr. Bensdles were going out Of town for
few days Iie understood they were
going on "A duck shooting expedition down
In Maryland and that they would not
return before the latter part ~ next week
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
ovArrol roW srEvENsoN.
magnificent deception Given Him In
FOR, wayne Ind.


For, wayne lind. Nov. 2.-Adiai b..
Stevenson recs ed to-day the greatest
ovation over dion to any candidate IN
Fort wayne ccihsing even the Bryan re-
rention In 1895. Mr Stevenson was ac-
companied by Clnefcs.man J W. Bailey
Of Texas nnd Jthge welty Of Canton. ..
This afternoon ithere was q parade q,
farmers with % mon IN line. hair ot
tbcm mounted 'o-uirht the largest po-
.lticai parade cvl secn IN the city took
place. Democratic marching clubs. rail-
way and shop mq and worSingmen gen
erally turning o4 $500 trong.
In the afternod Mr.. Stevenson spoke
briefly from the / lcony OF the Wayne
Hotel TO 5000 ard o-uight spoke 20 an
audience OF over " at the Princes
rink. Perhaps tina, .nany more we're un-
able 60 secure adm.saon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
ALvoRD's nAIL si5o,ooo.
tie Was Arrested ny United states
Authorities.

New York Nov city Magistrate
Fiimmer discharged Cornelius l.. Alyorl.
the defaulting note teller of the First Ma
tionsl Bank from custody to-day. The
magistrate said he was satisfied that he
had no Jurisdiction In the case.
Aivord was allowed 10 leave the court
room but as soon a. b. reached the cor
rldor he was rcnrrceted By a United
States marshal and taken before United
states Commissioner Shields.
Tho commissioner held Alvord In $50 90
bail for examination on Wednesday next
Bail was not offered and Alvord was tak-
en- 10 jail.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
cuBA.s COMING CONVENTION.
Commission Appointed 90 Arrange
Opening Ceremony.

Havana, Nov. Gen. Leonard Wool
commander OF the department Of Cuba.
Who arrived here to-day on the steam
ship Knnawha. has appointed scnores
Llorente. Castro. Rivera and Quesada as
a commission 20 arrange the opening cer-
cmony az the constitutional convention
next Monday.
Tho board OF canvasscrs has not yet re-
ported with reference TO contested seats.
and the question VIII be decided by the
convention.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
CHINESE OFFICIALS TO DIE.
Most Veneratcd Temple In Pao Ting
Fn 60 nr De.troyrd.

Pao Ting Fu. Friday Oct %. The com
mission OF inquiry into the outrages on
missionaries here has sentenced 20 death
Tlen Yang. the provincial Judge. wang
shung on. the military commandant. Gen.
Kiu and two other officials.
German and French troops viii garrison
at Pao Tang Fu for tho winter.
The preparations ore complete for dis
troylng. oct 2. the most yencrat.d d
temple In the city.