davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-04-04
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Ostateczne usPokoJen'e zdJf
tel przez jego wojska czesci
kraju orahskiego, Z drugiej ma
przygotowanie organizacyj ne
dalszej Rampant. Dhlennlkl
londyhskie stwierdzaja, ze ar
mia Robertsa wypoczywala
dla nabrania sil do nowych
ciezkich trud6w, a gfownle
dla odzywienia koni i uzupef-
nienienia krakow. Nadto'Ro
berts chcial pred podjeclem
dalszej akcyi ustanowic zor-
ganizowac zupelnie wojskowy
zarzad kraju W Bloemfontein
ustalit spokoj w za]etych
ziemiach. Skoro to wszystko
dokonane zostalo marszafek
Roberts z armia: wzmocnlona
przez 3 dywizye z Kaplandu
przez nowe P posiEki ruszy{ W
10000 zolnierza ma po1noc,
do Transvaalu .podczas gdy
general Butler, posiada]qcy
obecnie, lacznie oswobodzc-
ma zaEoga Ladysmith'u, oko}o
40, 900 ludzi, bedzie operowa1
r6wniez. przeciw Transvaalo-
wi Natalu.
Dublin. - Eskadra angiel-
ska gotowa juz do asystowa-
MIA wyjazdowi kr6lowej. Mia
sto Dublin gotuje sic r6wniez
do uroczystego przywitanla
monarchini. Gosci pozamiej-
soowych przyby va mnostwo'
hotele juz sa zajete. Ma ull-
each urzadzono trybuny wspa-
Male udekorowane, ma srode
zapowiedziano swleto we
wszystkich urzedach blu
rach.
Kijow. - Zamiet sniezna
W tych dniach przez 3 DOLBY
szalala na wlelklej przestrzenl
kraju po}udniowo zachodnle-
go. Zaspy So olbrzymie, byfy
liczne wypadki zmarznlecla
ludzi. w miare jak sniegl top
nieja, odnajduja sic ttupy lu-
dzi koni zblqkanych Z drogl..
w samym tylko powiecie XII
iowskim znaleziono dotad O.
koio 20 zwlok ludzkich w "a
:spach, przewaznie wloscian.
Bushman, Kop. - Wojska
:angielskie pod dow6dztwem
pulkownika Broadwood, sk}a-
.dajace sic 10 pulkow huza-
row, kawaleryi Household,
,dwoch konnych bateryj i od-
,dzia}u konnej piechoty, kt6re
znajdawa}y sic Thaba N'Chu-
zmuszone zosta}y cofnat sic z
zajmowanego miejsca Przez
sllny oddzlaf Duro". L ufko"-
mix. Broadwood maszerowai
do zak}ad6w wodnych miasta
Bloemfontein, ma po}udnle cd
rzeki Modder, dokqd przyby}
o 4 rano roz}ozy} swoj ob6z.
Zaledwo zaczelo dniec buro-
vie ukryci zaczeli strzelat z
miejsca bardzo blizkiego.
Broadwood wys}al pociag pro-
wiantowy dziaEami, reszta
zas wojska pozosta}a ma stra-
zy; pociqg 6w dobil az do pc
wnego g}ebokiego ruczaju
gdy szykowano sic do przej-
scia 60 burowie sWyszli kry-
j6wek i Gala te eskorte L 6cio-
ma dzialami zabrali do niewo-
Ii. Straty w ludziach prawie
ME bvlo, gdyz wiekszOSC woi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-04-04

Potrzeba mezczyzn kobiet,
do maszyn prasowania spodni.
Dobra zap}ata, sta}a}a praca.
. E. E. Stras & Co.
246 Market Mica.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-04-04

brac sobie zycie. Cztery cor
XII, 26, "a, % IA lat liczace,
oswiadczyIy, il chca Z ojcem
razem umrzec. Ma to Lang
wzial cztery szklaneczki like
ru, du kazdej da} cokolwiek
cyankali i jednoczesnie Z cor
kami wypil. Lang i "a letnia
c6rka zmarli natychmiast, a
W godzine p6zniej najstarsza
corka. Dwie najmlodsze So W
szpitalu jak sic zdaje, costa
na uratowane. Lang W kolach
swoich, znajomych uchodzil "a
bardzo prawego i porzadnego
Przemyslowca.
St. Johns. .-Parowiec Neu-
fundland przywi6zl 21 tysiecy
skor z fox morskich, a drugi
statek Ireland jest W drodze z
ciezkim ladunkiem podobnych
sk6r. Pol6w W tym roku by}
bardzo ob6ty i u}atwiony.
Yokohama. - Rad korei
uleg} naciskom Rosyi i usta-
pill zadane ziemie W obwodzie
Masampo. Opinia Publiczna
Japonii coraz wiecej wzburzo-
ma.
Nicea. - Wczoraj wkrotce
po P6}nocy pred angielskim
konsulatem zebraly sic tlumy
marynarzy francnzkich, beda-
cych ma urlopie i halasliwie
demonstrowaly. T}um wyda-
wal okrzyki "a burami i zlo-
rzeczy} konsulatowi. Policya
Z trudem rozpedzi}a roznamie-
tnione tlumy.
Bremen. - Dyplomacya
nadzwyczajna u
waga sledzi przebieg intrygi
bulgarskiej. Ksiaze bulgarski
Ferdynand pragnie zostat
krolem. Rosya popiera go W
tych ambitnych zamiarach.
Rzym. - Swieta kongrega-
cya obecnie naradza sic mad
tenn, czy Quo vadis" ma bye
umieszczone ma indeksie zaka-
zanych przez kosciol ksiazek.
(Mowa tn o glosnej powiesci
naszego Henryka Sienkiewi-
CA, kt6ra ca}y SWAT podzi-
wia).
Wiedeh. - w Wiedehskiei
radzie miejskiej jednog}osnie
przyjeto projekt burmistrza
Luegera budowy wodociagow
kosztem $40, 600, 900. Woda
bedzie sprowadzana az re zr6-
del z Styryi, odleg}osci $50
mil.
Wiedeh. I konstantyno-
pola nadesz}y wiadomysci, ze
Francya zwrociIa sic do Tur-.
cyl Z zqdaniem pewnych kon-
cesyj W Azyi Mniejszej, W
Turcyi. Turcya naciskana ze
wszech stron postanowi}a u
stapic i udzielic Francyi lad
nych przywilei.
Rzym. - Prezydent minis
trow Colombo / ca}y cabinet
podal sic do dymisyi. Wick
szest deputowanych ma po-
siedzeniu pragnie ME przyjat
rezygnacyi gabinetu, lecz ra-
dykalni przygotowuja Sic, by
niedopuscit do tego, liczac,
ze nowy cabinet bedzie sk}on-
niejszym do nstepstw.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-04-04
Wladonlo$6f> >Ml6jskle.

w. 10Th STA, stala sic ofiar;
: brutaln ej napasci. PAM Han
sen byla W kuchni zajeta ro'
;. bota wieczorem, gdy Posly'
sza}a br rzek tluczonego okna.
Zanim 1 nogla wyjjst Z Podzi,
vienna, drugie okuo wyblte
polecialo 3 ma ziemie. PAM Han.
sen ME stracila odwagi lecz
wziawszy revolver wyszla ma
tylny ga mex. Lecz W chwlll
gdy dos zfa do brzegu ganka,
otrzymala Cd skrytego napast-
nika siln E uderzenie dragiem
W glove / padla bez zmysl6w
ma ziemie. Znalazf ia nieprzy-
tomna i pokrwawiona wfasny
|jej MAJ W kilka chwil potem.
Policya P poszukuje. napastnika.
Miasto Chicago pragnie
sprzeda6 obywatelom bondy
miejskie "a 50, 500, 900, bo
miasto po otrzebuje pieniedzy.
Lecz bieda q tenn, ze obywa-
tele ME cR Rca takowych kupo-
wac. We czwartek byl termin
zg}aszania sic pragnacych "a
kupic bon dy i zglosila sic tyl-
ko jedna hrma bankierska
Dewitt, TT remble & CO.
Pana Jana Chonarzewskie-
go, foremana drukarni przy|
tygodniku ''Narod Polski'
.spotkalo nieszczescie podczas
piracy. Maszyna drukarska
pochwycila rekaw, wskutek
czego i,reka dostala sic MIC
dzy tryby i zosta}a .mocno u
szkodzona. ...
w fabryce Illinois Steel
Works we czwartek wieczo-
rem nastapiI wybuch w labo-
ratoryum, kt6ry zrzadzil 5000 |
dolar6w szkody. Ma szczescie
wybuch nastapil juz po opusz-
czenlu pracy} przez robotni-
'kow. Inaczejlniie obyloby sic
bez ofiar.
Smlertelnle postrzelonym
podczas kl6tni zostal B. H.
Brooks, robotnik, mieszkaja-
cy. ma 321 Walnut str. Poklo-
Gil sic on ma rogu 31ej State
ulicyz niejakim Janem Nibbon
i ten ostatni strzelif do niego
diva razy rewolweru, zada-
jac mu dwie rany = jedna W
pie cy a druga W lewe ramie.
RaPy So bardzo niebezpiecz-
ne. Brooksa zawieziono do
Mercy szPitala a Nibbon 20
sta} }aresztowany. -. |
:Strajk ciesli W naszym mie-
scie trwa dalej, gdy propono-
wana ugoda spe}zla ma nj
czem. To samo sic tyczy
strajku krawc6w, kt6rzy zada-
ia by wfasciciele firm zafozyli|
i'm pracownie. Wlasciciele "a
k}ad6w. zaproponowali robot
nixon, by kwestye utr zyma-
MIA pracowni przez villas scicieli
odiozyc ma trzy lata. Robot
nicy niezgodzili sic ma to j
strajk trivia dalej.
Wielu maszynistow W wr6ciio
do piracy. Odzywaja sic juz
narzekania, re W niektorych
fabrykach niechca przyjmo-
wac Z powrotem tych no botni-
kt6w, ktorzy brali bardzo
-ozynny udziaf W strejku, /
Olbrzymi Skiad Ubrad i Mez.
n
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-04-04

Po dokladnem zliczeniu g}o
sow, zostali W r6znych wybra-
nj nastepujacy alderman:
Wiekszos6.
1.J.J. Couehlin 2.763
?. w. H. Thompsyn 4o3
3. Thos. J. Dixon 2.1S9
4. w. S. Jackson IS 2.o46
S. w. E. Kent :, TT
6. Ch. Martin; .!;!- : 1853
7: H.L. Flick y 1884
8. E. J. Noyak 3.oo6
9. Ch. J. Byrne 492
10. w. F.. Brennan o87
II. N.R, Finn 247.
10. Ch. H. Gary 2.9oI
I3. w. T. Meypole 753|
"a. A. w. Beilfus 2.I73I
is. w. J. Raymer 2.212
16. St. H. Kunz 2.o32
T.. F Oberndorf 345|
IS. M. J. Conlon 2.645
81. John Powers .58S
20. W. Eisfeld 4o2
FL. E. F. Hermann 62S
%. J. Goldzier $50
%. A. J. Olson 2S4
"a. J. Minwegen, -726
25. A. D. Williston 1879
26. w. C. Kuester. 1865
u. H. Wulff. 222
20. M. L. Hackley $50
20. Thos. Carey .2.72S
80. Ch. Boyd 1885
81. J. Badenoce 4.462
%. W. Mavor 1896
SO. J.>H. Jones 1.I31
"a. Ch. Coyker y 3.I63
IS. Th. M. Hu nter SAL
IS. FIR. L. Race IL
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-04-04

Ch}ODiec. mowiacy pol oprawnie
jezykiem Y olsklm' moze znaleze
stale zatrud nienie. Zg}osit sic do
redakcyi "T Telegrafn, " SOL S. Ash
land Avenue. ..... ...:,.... ,.:,s:.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-04-04

Po dokladnem zliczeniu g}o
sow, zostali W r6znych wybra-
nj nastepujacy alderman:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01
capitaI win Take No Chances.

There nothing in this world more independent than
capital there nothing tmid In both it looks
for sefDreservaton There longer any of trying
to deny capital waiting the reelection of the
president Is that big enterprises will
be delayed until is that present conditions which
regarded promove Of prosperity are to be eontiD
ued 1t fact that the who control the capital Of
the country are unwilling the risk Of putting money
into enterprises Bryan happen be elected
ana being the voter should see his duty
clearly. While that capital cannot get along
without labor it is also true that along
without capital Of capital and labor are
mutual benefits benefits the other Therefore
every should that it is to his
for the party and the policies which furnish
opportunities for the profitable investment Of capital
Prosperity the issue and nobody should
permit himself deluded losing sight of 1t by
listening false cries raised by aspiring politicians.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01
The 81 Dorado RepubIIcan on Val SEC.

hen thousand speIbinders may barnstorm every pub
lie hall and house in the land, night in
week they may shingles off by sections
That don't anything is part Of the trade The
hafon newspapers may food the land with hottest
stuff every day in the week the gamblers five
one, and the entire country may In
This is the spectacular part Of every presidential
election part Of the and necessary the bus-
ness Wall street-thats different Stocks are going
up buying. not selling stocks. fool the
peope-some of the te-but you can't fool Wall street
minute Wall street says Bryan is defeated-is
ftand resumes business at the the same
Wall street way. Wan street is the political barometer
the nation"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01
OF Speaking Presidential Candidates.

Mr. William Jennings Bryan is the speaking candidate
this campaign, says the Philadelphia Press He in
1896 Horace Greeley was 1872. General Hancock was
brought of privacy the last speak 1880
the closing hours his campaign 1881 after having
spoken earlier in the canvass James c. Blaine made last
heroic effort to turn the tide by taking the stump He
almost succeeded But chapter Of accidents he would
he. too, beaten The speaking candi-
always is beaten The is clear The speaking
candidate the anxious candidate Precedent policy and
dignity against too frequent speeches by presidential
candidate If they made IS because they deemed
necessary and the only reason why they can held
sary is because without them the candidate and his
ayers see that he is beaten.
This was the case before. It is the case now. Mr..
Bryans across whole country the Of
election than weeks before its decision
but thing His cause is desperate. Mr. Bryan
speaking in big cities and small
platform and depot stand because his nforma-
feel that the odds against him in all
these states
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01
Getting Out Of China-

The American troops are leaving China Public opin-
this country endorses the administrations course IN
refusing maintain army of occupation that
try The United States took in the military
in China for the purpose Of rescung American is
sionares American citizens bseged by Chinese rebels
Pe The rescue Of these people having been effected
work Of the United states China over There
was no reason why our troops should march away
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

Mr. Roosevelt says that the mob would apply to
Dick Croker as wei anybody else. Wen hardly. Mr.
Croker has been threatened with the law
si2ns. He simply stepped over into EngIand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

Dick Croker counsels violence election day New York
Croker and is not asonshed But the nation does
Croker and is puzzled Pray heaven the nation
VIII never know the and his methods
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

c. Redfeld is conservative economical honest The
Republicans haven't single representative the board
of county commissioners Vote for Redheld and place
Republican there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

Finley B. Anderson confesses that he perjured Caleb
do it, kentucky is certainly having her share of sen
sations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

Mr. Croker advises the Democrats wherever they think
they in majority and the result shows differently
walk into the polling places and throw the judges
Great is Tammany and Croker is its prophet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

Tom 8TcCuIly win accommodate Republican, Populist
and Democrat alike district clerk He win be always
tentive oblging. and viii Office force which
wiz be the same way.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01
Along the Kansas Mia.

The state Democratic central commit
tee has sent out 100000 pieces q liter
ature this campaign
On December / the free mali delivery
VIII be tnaugurated at Abilene, with
three regular carriers.
It Is reported that the Hessian hy this
winter is In ambush for the Kansas
wheat crop next spring.
The next legislature win probably pass
a law making insurance commissioner
member OF the executive council
Most Of the Kansas Republican papers
keep this standing: Great is Tammany
and Croker is its prophet w. J. Bryan.
Waiter T. swingle of Topeka, an ex-
plorer for the department Of agriculture
is now in Africa studying the date palm.
The Kansas papers are busy explain
ing TO voters that hey do not vote for
the president direct but for the presiden-
tial electors.
Kansas is a great state TO worry. JUST
now apprehension is feit in some quart
ers that the wheat may ger so high be-
fore cold weather sets IN that 81 VIII
joint.
While in his campa gn Thomas Girls
ham, fusion candidate for congress in
the Fourth was notified Of his father
death in Missouri, and he lett at once
for that state.
4 Kansan suggests TO Bryan that after
he is beaten he take the lecture platform
ia the south and lecture against the doc
trlne of government without the consent
of the governed.
one OF the marveis OF the campaign IS
the rap.dity with which the east goc onto
the fact Kansas IS going for Mckinley
this year In all the Republican esri-
mates east and most Of the Democratic,
Kansas is put over n the sure McKin-
ley column
According TO the Kansas city Times the
wife Of Bishop Milspuga sent an old
party gown q a rummage sale IN topeka
the other day and while showing the
dress to customer The clerk found iu
its folds q valuable pearl ornament lost
ten years ago
There IS new imagination in Kansas.
II IS loco ted a. Csdarvale whence comes
the story taat an old bacheior secretea
1880 n bills in an old box Recently
they disappeared and he found Chan 81
had gnawed the ails into little 1s and
made q nest 0f them
Lawrence Journal. BRAN says that
DE draws the Hue between h9rest Weath
and predatory wealth. it would 1e n-
terestiug 10 know on which side ~ The
lire he puts The wes T. he acquired ~
Wichlra. where be vas paid ut the rate
o. so q minute fo- makiBg q speech
so ore Sd Kansas audience eFer acts
ike q h7odl1ua kansas people IRE
quentls Interrupt but cu.y with qse5l.ors
watch th expect 70 be answered 9r g.
corner aa speaker = T ss W row
dles noa w1 ~ 1re2k ur u-
p4- 1
-- l4-.--e ~ r~ ..ra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

Cleo Chronoscope: For seven days
next preceding last Monday Cleoans
knew the difficulties experienced by their
forefathers in the struggle with dip can
dies and grease lamps. The cause OF 1t
al was a coal oil famine. The cause Of
the famine is unknown. but messengers
sent TO the railroad town returned with
out even the odor of the commodity
Thursday night and the last tallow can
die sputteringly yielded its ftful life
Friday and tin cans and fractured sauc-
ers were associated in the evolution OF
the grease lamp. Saturday the girls
with steadies longingly watched the IN
coming freight wagons, but they brought
no relief IN the shape Of coal oil, and
grease lamps for Sunday night were
voted. They had them, too, and many
were ornate in the superlative
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

A. II. Reichenberger was never known by a man and
disliked Everybody likes him. his frank Wholesoulad
ways. and he win De elected TO the legislature.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

Croker Is now counseing thuggism to the Democrats
That is the way Tammany New York. And Bryan
says: Great is Tammany and Croker is its prophet"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

All who know Henry schweter. and that includes the
county know his honesty his ability. he VIII
make fine legislator. Vote for him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01
Outlines Of Oklahoma

Uncle Jack Ferguson. an aged ard
prominent citizen of Glencoe died las
week.
Apparently about the only city in Okla
h0ma where the registration is light is
Shawnee.
IL is reported thar as usual The Chey-
eRne and Arapahoe Indians have decided
not 10 vote.
4 mill at Independence ths otEer day
had to stop grinding because Its supply
Of sacks ran CUT
There are more accidents al cotton
gins in Oklahoma than al thrashing ma
crimes OF on railroads.
Frank Greenfield, the Cleveland boy. is
now in part of Brazil whsch mas never
been explored before
Dennis Flynn win reach Glencoe th.s
afternoon and wil make q speech there.
He viii have q Dig crowd
One OF the charges q candidate in
Woods county had to refute was that
he had voted u Garfield county.
The Cleveland Triangle says that Jesse
Walls made a good speech for Allen, ,he
middle Of the reader, in that city
If the fusion Democrats Of Oklahoma
county had osen running it. Frank Nc
Master would never have besen born
The quarantine down IN Greer county
VIII be raised today, Dr. johnson, the
government inspector. VINO has beeen at
Mangum, goes to new fields
TIE principle Populist Of Greer county
is a M Blalock- lie is running fer
sheriff and me way the Democratic pa
pers abuse him is a caution
over N Payne couaty the Popuhsts
seem 20 be centering their fight on Bobby
Burns. the Republican candidate for
probate judge But Bobby will show
en-.
J. T. SILVER Of Custer county IS run
ming for the legislature ana one Of the
plauks In his platform Is that every 'rid-
lculous old dago peddler shall be made
10 pay q license.
A qualified voter shan have resided in
Oklahoma six months in the township
90 days and in The precinct 20 days prior
TO the ecti3n. A voter must vote IN
the precinct in which ne lives no matter
if there are Two precincts in a township.
For the first time in any of his cam
paigns Flynn viii not get to speak at
Arapahoe this year High water pre-
vented him from filing his date and no
other open one can be found. But Gus
ter county VIII show up all right any
how
A country. correspondent in the Arapa-
hoe Bee comes out Ia favor Of the coy
otes. He says If you kin all the coyotes
or their prey, the rabbits, viii overrun
the country Hurrah for the coyote, the
poor. despised, usless, yowhug, abused
coyote.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

patriots who have gone forth to battle for right and
for their country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

The population IF this country IS 762a522 You can
congratulate yourself that il it had been for you
would have been only 75.295.2l9
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

Tom Wilson as probate judge VIII make splendid
Official attentive 10 his dues systematic conduct
of the office. He win De elected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

The court house ring would rather beat otto Eoksten
than any other publican tae tckeL Jolt The rae
Vote for Eckstein
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-01

Tsere are 76e9ooo Is us ana are t-e hannesf "a.
most advanced aesl e5ueated people ~ earth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-24
!, communicating and utterly

Is corrupting. communicating and utterly
undesirable
+ Here IS the evidence OF man who has
been living at the State capital ever since
the dispensary law went into efrect,, and
although The Times may not have in
vestigated the subject as thoroughly as
The stanton News thinks that we should
have done, our South Carolina con temper
arys has studied every phase OF at, and it's
enough for US that. what We have said
is approved and corroborated By The
State.
"A word in conclusion. we were drawn
into this discussion by a staunton cor
respondent who politely requested that
We give an opinion about the dispensary
system, as operated In the State Of South
Carolina. We want The staunton News
to understand, however, that we have
no disposition to NEEDLE with Staunton's
local affairs. The Times is opposed to
anything like paternalism, but it believes
in that good old Democratic doctrine OF
local seif-Eoyernment, and however
much we may dislike to see the intro
drction of the dfspensary system In Vir-
ginia, if the people of Staunton want to
adopt it, it is their own affair, and it
would be presumptuous in Richmond
newspaper to interfere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-24
THAT WAS WISE.

Mr.. Keezell did the Democratic party
q good service yesterday when he raised
tho question in the Senate as to the pay
nent OF the expenses of Hon. William ].
Bryan to Richmond, should that gentle
man accept the invita- ton of the Legis1a-
ture to make an address here. 1t was a
small matter, and the Taxpayers Of the
State would not miss the sum required
to pay the bill. but At would be mani
festly improper Gor the money OF the
State to ibe employed for any such pur-
pose. If the members of the Legislature
desire to have Mr.. Bryan address them
they should go down into their own pock-
cts and pay the expense.
Tho fact that Mr.. Bryan is the recog-
nized leader OF the Democratic party.
ard that The has many warm friends and
admirers among the Democrats of V:T-
ginia, has nothing to do with the case.
The members of the Legislature would
have the same right to invite Mrs. Lang
try to come down from New York at
the public expense and recite The Abb
sent-cMinded. Beggar'' for the: entertain
nent and edifcation of the Legislature.
Had the Legislature made an appropria-
ton to pay Mr.. Bryan's expenses to
Richmond the act would have been Sc
verely criticised, nor could it have been
successfully defended before his con-
stituents by any means.