The daily news., 1900-04-19

man 90 Lead Their Respective
,.-,fe. l. Conceded-LIfe In MOnI-
.-HendersOn and wheeler.
r..-->groN. April 19.-ISpeciaL J.
r- be- n = absolutely expected that
4 -.-..r.It Mckinley vii be renOminat-
Ia ID. Republicans and Colonel
3d.. f.r tlc Democrats, the man who
...,. III, vice presidential candi-
--.. odd either ticket and give sub
...-..I -,a~uu~ why the man he names
..r I'd. nominated is yet to be found.
. 4. ...-. uu,l parties seem 10 be very
---.. .n tie ar regarding vice presi-
.... Tor several weeks past il was
-....-.. -.zt C0-u,luS y. Bliss Of
,.. Y... would Doe named 10y the Re
....... tu1 his determination not
.......t t... place Ga, thrown TIE par
-......,.....,. ...lits>.ou. and the leaders
s........ ..,-....- about 10 Iind an avail
...-.. 1,au Viii ue Mchiuiey's run
.. ..-s a great many prominent
... ..s. been mentioned, besides
...... uLu aUe regarded as impOssi-
..-.-. AmauE those suggested are
>... .- Ia.raaGhS Il Indiana. eX-Sen-
,..- ,t.a.-r~ea VI Nebraska. ex-Sena-
.. Wa>a.u.u ca Minnesota. Repre-
...-.-.,, Fuill,er of Iowa in Tie west.
al. j.. .- 1..,. east tle names OF cG-f.oy-
...- Wulco,t uf Massachusetts. Sam
r.r ..--.r.G,u oi Connecticut anG sen
.-.- F.R. o. Maine have been heard
There Is uo doubt that Senator Frye
would he al ideal candidate. as he Is
N .Jual presiding officer OI the senate.
Il is l-ry doubtful. however. II Sena-
IT,. Frye would give up his position in
r.. ,,uate. which is one or the best.
ip- the vice presidency. He can re-
Nail senator from Maine as long as he
,.UUses, and a senator that hGs long
service and position is Of more impOr-
,al-- than TIE vice president. Al
though number of New York Demo
oa,s have been mentioned for a place
u The ticket with Bryan. the name Of
Judc, Parker is received with the
-oGjeSt favor among the politicians
bers
Monitors In Warm Climates.
Naval officers who have returned
from the Philippines are clearly Of the
,L.un that monitors are not adapted
10 warm climates They are also Of
'lc opinion that this type Of war YES
i >i should not bc put in commission
F.. s-N. In ease of emergencies and wIrn
ucy are actually needed FOR war pur-
o
Nuadnock and Puritan class are built
low in the water. IHc quarters of The
v1lrcrs and men are necessarily group
ID around the boilers. In warm eli
aaics the whole outside portion OF the
,rS~el is heated TO the temperature Of
,-e water. and the inside is made
-uch warmer by the boilers. An oil
.ar If one of the monitors tells Ee that
.r Las bern compelled Ia live IN a tr.a-
,srature Of 30 degrees ami that tle OH
orS have 10 sleep under electric fans,
vh.ch is not conducive 10 good health.
some get heart disease and some Sc
.e-r caScS Of rhcCInaiiSm.
Machine Made Letters.
Great strides lave been made OF late
u producing typewriter letters. and
mutations Of machine work have been
;lurd out in al manner OF ways and
forms. But up TO the present winter
'lg plate work has been easily detect
%. and for that reason many senators
AID representatives who would Ike 10
resort 90 stereotype work have been
obliged 10 fan back on true typewrit-
itD lHt'crs for fear OF offending senSi-
lg" constituents. But now is the joy
u many clerks AT its height Some
inventor has AT last devised a machine
which VIII reproduce typevrit,en let
hrs "a quantity IN such perfect resem-
t2uoc 10 the original that the most
t1l"u typewriter cannot distinguish
between this work and that OF 4 ma
,-uy, unless il be that the duplicate
NORA is very even and all letters are
struck with tie same Intensity. Hence,
"len senators OF members have Occa-
son 'u write a large number OF letters
- tac same character. their clerks now
s-,iIy li>t II addresses aud copy
ur letter. and in a comparatively
short time the letters are returned
ieEiect IN every detail and OF such APP
laa-aa.. t4at no one wou!I ever suS-
.'l uat his individual letter WAS not
,-r '-ly ,.le ~ the Kind. whcD. aS 4
-a.'r - fact. there Eay have been
sands jusj like il. OF course the
.tia.> and addresses are put On the
..'i> tE typewriter. with a Ribbon
...-'....I UitA taat used ou Jh2 2oIy of
'-' ..''.r. hat beyond that the work
-- dome hy machine
Henderson md wheeler.
-.' tai.- ct IoSeph wheeler no Ion
=. appears .u the official roll calls Of
-' u Was known ti.ai had the
-.a'."u 81 General hhc,lcr aS
-a..r general OF volunteers been
'i''a .c would have presented him
o. '., house 10 De sworn ia. and il
Known that Speaker Henderson
-- i.f Gave recognized his right 10
I'd" vatl Of office. In the lobby
!. ..US, The other day Speaker
-. -..L nd. General Wheeler Saun-
ssne RfceSt ami most SfY}-
Nh AIFRt mos and Jl0f-