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COMMENCING Oct %, 1860, cake walk
and stage dancing, Saturdays 10 to Il
a. m, and to D. m. Mr.. and Mrs.
M E. Curran; 73 West Seventh st.
PROF. MORENO, the well known in
structor of guitar mandolin and Span
ish, has returned and will give q special
price to all beginners this month. Stu
dio 213 Washburn building.
THOROUGHLY competent teacher
wishes ten pupils in shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping, arithmetic, pen
manship: terms: g month. G I, Globe
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stewart Reauisition Granted.

ALBANY. N. Y..roct. 19-Acting Gov
Woodruff today granted a requisition for
the extradition to Eleyeland, O., of Har-
ry Howard Stewart, iwflo was arrested
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

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LUMB TAKE NOTICE-BarIett
& Zimmerman's Midway horse market
carries the largest supply of heavy
drafters and logging horses in the
Northwest have constantly on hand
from 800 to 400 head exclusive of 200 10
300 head of lighter grades. All horses
guaranteed as represented. You are
invited to inspect our stock or to
write for quotations. Barrett & Zim-
norman. Midway. ST. Paul
FIVE HORSES for sale cheap or trade
for city property, or good well located
farm land w. A. Kenyon, S69 Selby av.
FIRST-CLASS family horse for sale. Also
fine pony. TompFins ago Drake block.
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MASSAGE.

FOR A GOOD STEAM or massage bath
call at room 209 Merrill building, corner
of st Peter, and Fifth sts.. opposite
Windsor hotel
ELITE. BATH PARLORS by Nine. Va
launciene, from Paris. 320 st. Peter st.
FIRsT-CLASS MASSAGE and fortune
telling, Mrs. Thomas, 457 ST. Peter st.
MRS. DE LAITTRE, scientific massag-
ist; vapor and sponge baths Sc East
Seventh ST.
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Rank Ciearings.

NEW YORK. Oct 19-The. following
table, compiled by Bradstreets, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended Oct. 1S, with the per
centage of increase and decrease as Com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
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POPULAR WANTS POPULAR WANTS
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.

AGENTS-Our 20th Century Holiday
books are ready; five books in ono
sample case; highest commissions; ex-
elusive territory; our $500 outfit free.
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POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES FOR RENT.


HOOSE-For rent, eight-room house, 1723
Selby av. Apply to A. Holterhoff. Room
2l4 Phoenix Bldg, SeventhAand Cedar.
HOUSE-For or rent, eFght-room house. 1873
Selby av. Apply to A. Holterhoff. Room
24, Phoenix Bldg, Seventh and Cedar.
FOR RENT-House No. 2O07 Milwaukee
av., Merriam Park; ten rooms; sewer,
water and ssteam hea ting plant. Rent
$500 per annum. Apply to Watson Il
Howard, 1873 East Sixth St, Ryan hotel.
HousE-For rent, House, .s75 East Jessa-
mine, near Forest. A. Holterhoff,
Room 214 Phoenix Bldg, Seventh and
Cedar.
INSTEAD of paying rent why not buy a
four room house. with city water, cellar
and extra large lot, 1917 Minnehaha St
(near Earl, Daytons Bluff? Price re-
duced to $500; $50 cash. balance month
ly payments. or SS7o cash; for this month
only. W.. F. Moritz. ~ @s
$l4-Seven-room house, corner East Sew
enth and Ross sts.; water. sewer, extra
large lot; large barn.
H4-Six room cottage (all on-one foor)
University ay. near Arundel st.
$s-Four rooms, up stairs, No. 1856 Valley
St, for family without children. W.
f. Moritz, Pioneer Press building.
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SEVENTH ST, 28e EAsT-Elegant fur
n:shed rooms, outside, S5 to $40. Inside
81. All accommodations.
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BOARD OFFERED.


GOOD BOARD and rooms at 597 Rte st.
$500 q Week
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FINANCIAL.
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LOANS TO SALARIED
PEOPT,E


LOANS TO SALARIED
PEOPLE.
FOLLOW THE CROWD-They come to
US. If you can do better elsewhere don't
come here (but you CAN'T. Come and
let US prove to you that we give BEST
TERMS iG the city. No mortgage: no
tndorser; no publicity. Papers free
ST. PAUL FINANCIAL CO.
room 301, New York Life Building.
CALL FOR TERMS on loans to sa,aricd
people, or loans on household furni-
ture. pianos. etc; they are the lowest:
no tndorsers; easy payments; conhden-
tial Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.
S1 Pioneer Press building.
MONEY LOANED on diamonds, and
George r. Holmes, JeWeler. 1A East
SALARY LOANS with partial payments
On your note. No mortgage or Sc
curity. Absolutely confidential Posi-
lively lower rates. Room first
foor), Germania Bank building. corner
Fifth and Wabasha SITS. Reliable Credit
~ TO PER CENT MONEY. with the
ION or before privilege. to loan on i'm
proved property IN st. Paul Or Mime
apohs. r. NJ, Newport & Son. Pioneer
Press Bldg. ST. Paul.
9 AND PER CENT MONEY to loan
On improved property in st. Paul and
MINNEAPOLIS. v. C. Gilman. New York
Life Bldg
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PERSONAL.

A GENTLEMAN of means, would like
to make the acquaintance of a pretty,
young lady Of refinement object plea
sure and amusement. Address. S.. 1893
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For Cold in the Head
Laxative BrOmo-Quinine Tablets.
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AUCTION SALES.

sALE-Notice is hereby given
that at the office OF A. G. Johnson, auc-
tioneer, 41 Jackson St, OH the 26th day
of October, at IL a. M, 1 will offer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash.
the uncollected book accounts and notes,
one counter desk, one standing desk
with railing, one wardrobe, one SAFE
one letter press, two mimeograpas, the
aforesaid property comprising all of the
iel F. DeWolf, bankrupt. Property can
be seen at the auction rooms at any
time. ]. E. Greenman. trustee, Rom
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in New York upon receipt of a dispatch
Stewart is wanted for the murder OF his
three-year-old daughter Beatrice. whose
body was found in Lake Erie with her
throat cut from ear to ear.
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StEek VINE NAILS Ess E 'ss 5 Ns ssss ss %od dFssHoy
EklE TIES OR STANDARD as follows are for
i4whe
pounds
yre there anything the position to saw. vo,
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FARM LANDS.

WANTED-All who have not used their
homestead right to take a claim in
northern Minnesota; choice pine, spruce,
cedar, hardwood and farming land
worth from 1000 to $3, 900 each; send
stamp for descriptive circular, etc Ad-
dress J. Lundeen, Deer River, Minn.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS and rugs cleaned, renovated,
reftted and relaid. Helps Carpet
Cleaning " Norlks, lis University av.; tel,
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LOST AND FOUND.

CITY LIBRARY TICKET LOST-Drop-
ped on street; will finder kindly return
by mail or otherwise to library or my
office. S. L. Moore
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WANTED TO BUY.

ties. and all kinds of school books and
fiction bought, sold and exchanged 404
Wabasha TT, opposite Schuneman &
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EESEWMENGER,
24 Court Block.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

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UNION DEPOT, SIBLEY STREET.
Trains leave and arrive at ST. Paul az
follows: "-
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.os6 MIIlneseta PaseEt Hour. SIZE Der aa.lh sack

Fio1r. Sizes per eS-lb. sack. Good
Rio Coffee, &c. or lbs. for soc. a;
toS Coffee, roasted. 10 lbs. for s1.15,
q me Java and Mocha flavor blende
cohee, the zec grade. 25c lb., or lbs.
dealer pays for them. Carpets for !
others ask from SO to 90 cents for. Z
orcsr. Send for Drug Catalogue en-,
REYS, ROAD CARTS. ROAD WAGOl
ness Catalogue contains the latest al
our prices on -four. We are selling
r. W. ROBERTS SUPPLY n
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WASHING-A German woman would like
washing, ironing or cleaning. 37S Day
ton av.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FLATS-Very desirable flats for rent In
the Virginia. facing Central park |;
elevator etc; special price. Apply 20
ianitOr
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FOR SALE.

$500 for acres between the cities. tbe
best of soil; lays nice.
800 for acres, with house and barn.
good land, near limits.
$1,000 for acres, with house and harm
near McCarron's lake. ~
one fine. large house, with two lots on
Edmund street corner of harrington
for $780, make an offer
y 100 for, S-room home on Aurora avenue.
Good Goodd house ard lot for $500, and one for
*i2 per acre for 16O acres of land 16 miles
from st. Paul.
Have lots for sale. Make an offer.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

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HOTEL REARDON-7S East Seventh ST
new porcelain baths. and everything
flrst-class; rooms single or en- suite.
AT HOTELS, NEWLY FURNISHED
steam heated rooms; all prices, Gay,
week or month; depot cars pass the
DOORS. The Western, los East Eighth;
Hotel. 11 East Eighth; Economy Hotel,
$50 Jackson St, transient trade solicited
EAST SEVENTH, S15-One small furn-
ished room, cheap, 3rd floor front.
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WASH1NG-A German woman would ike
washing and housecleaning. 1S1 Smith
aV up stairs
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WANTED-Washing and ironing by the
day; also cleaning offices. Address
M, 128 West Sixth St, room A.
YOUNG LADY would like position as
stenographer or Office work 626 Pine St
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SECOND WORK-GirI wants place to
do second work. Call 963 Case ST.
WASHING-Woman would like to go out
Franklin st
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WORK-Young man. married; reliable
and sober wants work in office; expert
hotel clerk and bookkeeper; reference
Address. A. P, As West Exchange st.
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OLD ENGfNEER,4 with his own tools,
wishes work of any kind; is stranger in
the city and without means; asks for
help. Address Gottleib Mischler, Yu-
kOn Hotel. 125 East Eighth st
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STENOGRAPHER = Young lady would
like position as stenographer or office
work. 626 Pine ST.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15
CENTRAL COLLEGE oPENIN c.

Central College opened last week under
the most promising conditions. Nearly
every room in the building is occupied
and never before have the students ranked
as high as they do this year. Under the
guidance of President Williams this school
is rapidly forging 10 the iron, aud at the
present rate OF increase il will be bu,
short time until new building will be
necessary to accommodate its growing pat
ronage.
10 this connection Il is pleasure
TO be able 10 slate that President viii
liams is meeting with large success in bis
efforts to raise building fund and also
an endowment fund. About one.third
the necessary amount has already been
subscribed to the building fund and some
thing like $4,000 has been given 10 the
endowment fund. The outlook for the
school has never been better in MS his
tory and the large enrollment Of the
present season is only an earnest Of the
splendid success that will attend the
future efforts Of the president
The Methodists of Missouri have
good reason to be prond of this excellent
school and parents have every reason 10
feel gralified with the excellent training
given by the president and bis able
faculty.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15
Mistaken lndentlty.

The democratic party believes in 8
government for the F,llipinos commen-
surate with their ability. II the demo-
Gratis are elected who Is going to judge
Filipino abilityH-Sedalia Capital.
The democratic party has made no
Zach statement. Such rot as that
-manates from the republicans and is
adapted from the statement OF George
III when the American colonies were
IN revolution. Democracy teaches
hat no people are commissioned by
divine providence to set themselves up
as judges Of The espabllity OF smother
people. Every precept Of the party is
against the government OF people
without their consent and the Kansas
City platform declares such principle
in the clearest possible manner.
1t Is the republican party that would
set itself up as q judge Of the fitness
Of another people for seli-gOverument,
and in this is its similarity 10 imperial
governments. No monarch ever ruled
that did not claim TO do SO because 1t
was better for the people. The con-
tention Of imperialism bss ever been
that the people are not capable Of SELF
government. ImperIalists have ever held
that the people were gwen q govern
ment commensurate with their ability.
Il Is this theory that democracy
denies and that our own government
disproves. And this is the theory that
the republicans advance in this cam.
paign in regard TO the Philippines. From
whom did you, republicans, obtainy our
commission as Judge Of the ability Of
another people.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15
Full Dinner Pail Roomeranr

That "iull diRner pail' is proving a
boomerang for the republicans. They
are beginning to wish they had not
shed II at the democrats because II Il,
coming back again filled with dor
hicks. The laboring man has been do
ing, some hguring anent the iull dinner
pail, and be has found that beth pail
and coa!ents are harder to get because
more expensive than they were for +
years ago: The reason the tin dim. I
pail, aud the food that The thrill, Y
housewife packs Into it zach mornine, ,
have increased in price is because the
trusts, fostsred by republican ad-
ministratien, have gotten control Of
them. AT the same time the trusts,
instead Of employing more men at in
creased wages, have dismissed thou
sands OF men and reduced the wages
Of other thousands. The lasoriug man,
after investigating all these things,
has come TO the conclusion that n
he has full dinner pail he is not IN.
debtsd to the republican administra.
tion for 1t, and II he wants to continue
to nave full dinner pail he will have
to help elect W. j. Bryan, the candi.
date ofthe party which is opposed 10
trusts.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15
The Cost of EmpIre.


The difference between the republic
and the empire is illustrated ln q state.
ment just issued by the senate and
house committees on appropriations,
According to this document 5000 new
Offices have been created by the first
session Of the ifty-sixth congress, en-.
falling an annual expenditure Of g..
bS7,673.T. To Offset this the session
abolished 2,7s9 offices, representing an
annual salary roll amounting to g..
944,65S.
The net increase in the number Of
ofhces created BY the session Is 2,27O,
The statement Is compiled from United
States senate document No. 45S and
published BY authority Of law.
Attention is called to the astounding
facts shown in this statement. Th,
total Increase 10 the number Of new
offices created and salaries increased
in old ones Is 2,74S, while the annua
increase In salaries amo UNITS in tb,
aggregate to s5,S6s, 1886. Thu
does not include the numberless com
missions appointed by the presiden
with salaries attached.
This document also shows tha! u,
appropriation for one year made b,
this first session amounted to s7IO,
l6O,S62.2s. In addition to this l
shows that the amount Of contracts
authorized BY appropriation acts 10
addition TO appropriations made there
in Is sSs,i40,t74, the total being
s76S,5si, ,2S6.ss.
This latter sum does not include
the indefinite appropriations, which
amount TO many thousand dollars.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15
oOuNTY ooNNITrEE MEETING.

The Democratic County Central
Committee held q meeting at Higgins
willie last Monday and planned, 10 a
general way, the campaign in this
county for the coming elections. A
large proportion Of the COMMITTEES was
present, either in person or by
proxy, and the reports were most en-
couraging. The details Of the cam-
palgn were left to the executive cem-
mittee, composed Of S. n. Wilson,
chairman. S. B. Thornton, secretary
and Z. A. Keith, treasurer, and under
their guidance the campaign is sure to
be well managed and we confidently
expect an increased majority for the
ticket this tall.
The following members were pres
snt either In person or BY proxy;
/ S. n. Wilson, chairman, T. W.
Mann, T. L. Carmichael, Geo. vandi-
yer, Pea,hy Rodes, l., L. johnson, W.
Z, Webb, Il. P. Harwood, ). NJ. Hand
lev, c. A. Keith, John Berry, G. 7.
Doty, w. H. Bell, B. L. Groom, p. W.
Osborn, Lee Benning, MIN McFadin
and W. L. Gavin.
W. G. Neale, member from Dover
township, having moved out Of the
state, the remaining members from
that township recommended that II.
IL. Mcdaniel be chosen TO fill the
vacancy and the choice was ratified by
the committee.
Assessment Of the several county
candidates agreed on as follows;--
Representative, $40; prosecuting at
torney, sl5; sheriff, SIS; collector,
SIS; treasurer, $40; assessor, $40;
surveyor, sSi public administrator,
s5; coroner, IS; county judges,
eastern and Western districts, % each.
The committee decided to give $50
to the state committee as oar share in
the state campaign. After this motion
had been carried the committee went
into executive session.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

BY republican politicians in the sen-
ate as TO leave the possibility OF the
subyersion Of the gold standard by
executive action open IN order to en-
able the republicans in the present
presidential campaign to say that the
election Of a republican president was
absolutely necessary to save the gold
standard and to prevent dreadful
economic disaster. Whether. any such
scheme was entered into that legislation
] do not assume TO determine. Ger
tain II Is, however, that this feature
Of the law is now so used, and that
you, Mr.. Secretary, actually do SO use
Il tor the eyideai purpose Of alarming
the business community and the pos
sesslng classes generally.
CALLS IT A QUESTIONABLE COURSE.
81 hardly need to say to you that
the spreading Of false alarms Of this
kind is very questionable and repre-.
hensible thing for anybody, and es-
pecially for q secretary Of the treasury.
Aud call your prediction Of the posi-.
bilities specified by you and Of the dis
asters sure to follow q false alarm for
very simple reason. Whoever may
be elected president on Nov. G, there
will be another session Of congress be-
fore he will taks Office on March 4,
1901. The republicans will have
strong majorities in both houses OF
that congress. Tho executive, too,
will be IN their hands. They will.
therefore, be able TO make such laws as
they please. They will thus have full
power and ample opportunity before
the Inauguration Of the next president
10 pass any Legislation required 10
make 1t utterly impossible for any
president to break down the gold
standard In the way you, Mr.. Sccre-
tary, describe in yonr interview. A
simple enactment In two or three
lines substantially providing that 1t
shall be the duty of the secretary of
The treasury TO pay 10 gold or silver,
At the option of the creditor, oil kinds
VI indebtness Of the United States
now payable 10 coin may be sufficient.
CAN REMOVE ANY FEAR oP CHANGE.
"And Il there should be another Flaw
IN the present law dangerous TO the
IOld standard In any other way you,
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Mark Hanna and bis compatriots on
the republican national committee.
have about given up the efforts to In.
duce Thomas B. Reed and Benjamin
Harrison to take the. stump fer Nc
klnley. Having failed to lure these
two able, but willy politicians from the
brush heap by siren voices, Hanna has
tried the more heroic expsdlent Of
jumping on the brush and trying 10
frlghten them, They will neither be
coaxed nor frightened, and the repab.
iican campaign, In the interest Of the
trusts, and the Cuban. Porto Rioan
and far eastern development company
will have 10 be carried on without
them.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

olney, VIM. L. Wilson, Senator
Wellington, Web. Davis, Jno. b. Her
derson, Henry 'wattsrson, Carl schurz
and Judge Klngman, are among the
numbers whe have deserted McKinley
ior Bryan, II ever a man was sure Of
anything VIM. j. Bryan is sure to be
our next preaident
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

When the republicans announce 4
list Of men who have deserted Br,an
Tor Mckinley, ii Is well enough 10
investigate Names OF six such men
we're sent In from Macon, but on being
asked about il everyone Of them ipdIr.
nantly denied the report
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Republican investigators have sue
ceeded IN finding 4s men in Kansas
VIII obaye deserted Bryan for McKin.
ley. The democrats have found about
200 who have deserted Mckinley for
Bryan. At this rate Bryan will carry
the state by about $4,000.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

The Spanish, who robbed the cu.
bans Tor about three centuries, must be
green with envy when they view Me
Improved methods adopted by Mr..
McKinley's appoIntees
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

The liberalily with which the people
of the country have responded 10 the
call Of the distressed in Galveston Is
one OF the most encouraging signs Of
the times. 1t is a practical application
of the theory OF the brotherhood Of
man.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15
URGES A RErRAcTroS.

"You will thus have to admit, Mr..
Secretary, that whom you sounded your
note Of alarm you had overlooked The
most important fact that you aud
your party friends-thal is, the re.
publican majority in congress. led by
the administration Of which you form
so influential a part-will be able
easily and promptly to remedy the de.
fecls OF the law which you have de.
scribed as source Of terrible dan ger,
aud therefore your note Of alarm was,
10 say the least, mistaken one. II
may suggest itself 10 you asa IN matlr
worthy Of grave consideration whet her
you should moi retract what you have
said, Ia fairness TO the business CON.
muuily which should not be unneces-
sarily dlsqueted. especially not BY
those In authority. lam sure many Of
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

10 Mark Hanna A good many Of
The farmers In Lafayette county who
raised so bushels Of wheat to the acrs
are not giving Mckinley credit for /,
Better send an instructor aroupd
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Mr.. Secretary, able financer as you
are, will surely detect 1t and find a
legislative remedy and have il ready
in the shape Of well-matured bill to
be submitted 10 congress at tho OPEN
ing Of the session In short, the Re
publicans, controlling both the leg
islative and the executive branches OF
the government, will next winter
have ample power and opportunity 70
do what they ought to have done at
the last session--to put the curren ley
law in such shape that the gold
standard cannot possibly be shaI< en-
by executive action, no matter w ho
may occupy the presidential chair
and thus remove, 10 that extent at
least, the basis Of our monetary sys.
TEN from the changeful game Of party
politics. -
"Do you see any reason for dou bt !.
ing that congress at its nexl sessIon
will do tbisP 1t Is quite evident tn Mt,
II there is any substance at all in
your predictions OF disaster, The re.
publicans in congress cannot refuse to
do 1t without proving that the pro.
fessed solictude OF the republI can
party for the maintenance Of the gold
standard is arrant hypocrisy. But II
there be any wsyerlng am convin ced
public opinion will, 10 case Of neces.
slty, compel them to take tho neces.
sary steps.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

The republicans have discovered that
Olney did not vote at the last prssi.
dental election. That will not keep
him from making many votes for Bryan
AT the coming election.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Mckinley has again announced his
willingness 10 accegt the republican
nomination for president. This about
the only question that always receive
the same answer from the man from
Canton.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Speaking Of Senator Wellington,
marx Hanna said "GOd only know.
" wnal he will do" lie won't support
Aich'nley. Possibly Mark would hk,
70 Know what Sena tor Cockrell will do
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

The storm at Galveston this week re-
suited in the loss Of from 5000 to
5000 people and millions Of dollars
worth Of property, 1t is one Of the
most terrible disasters Ia the history Of
this country.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

President Mckinley says in bis letter
of acceptance that the appointments
made for service in the islands were
made with view to fitness. Judging
from results, Neely and Rathborn must
have stood good examination.