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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
Many Lives Lost i'm Wreck.

\ passenger train was run into by
freight train on the Mexican National
Railroad near Toluca, Mexico. An Amer
lean telegraph linemau aud third-class
passenger were Killed outright, and TWEEN
ty other passengers died before being
taken away.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
BROWNS HIS CHILD AT a PUMP.
Terrible Deed of an Unnatural Indian
Territory Father.

IEETINUTy T utIttTs
Frank Haskey was arrested at Fry, |.
r., and placed in jail. He is charged
with numbering his l0-year-old son in a
brutal manner. First he held the boy
against a red-hot cook stove and scared
his skin. Then ne took him to a pump
in the back yard and tied him under the
faucet He then pumped water on the
lads head until he was drowned. The
neighbors came over and took Haskey in
charge Lynching was only avcrted by
the arrival of officers. The son IS not
known to have committed any offense.
Haskey has been ia the penitentiary for
stealing
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
LYNcHED FOR BURNING a TOWN
Village of Ivor, Va, Destroyed and Mob
Hangs the Jncendiary.

Hangs the Jneendiary.
Information has been received of a
lynching in Southampton County, Va,
for the commission Of crime which
practically destroyed the little town Of
Iyor aud left many families homeless
The greater portion of the place was
burned. 1t soon became apparent that
the fire was incendiary origin aud
posse was organized TO find the criminal,
The tracks OF a barefooted man We're dis
covered leading out Of the town, and they
acre followed by a crowd Of Infatuated
citizens After u chase Of mile the
traces we're lost. A telegram was sent
TO Suffolk and pack of bloodhounds Sc
cured. With these the men resumed the
hunt II is reported that the incendiary,
a negro, was captured and swung TO a
tree in j lonely part Of Southampton
County
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
CRIPPLE GREEK MINERS our.
Portland Mine Lays OF Men Owing to
High S-ueIter Rates.

High s-uelter Rates.
Two hundred miners have been laid of
at the Portland mine, Cripple Greek,
Solo, on account of the high rates de-
Tdanded by the smelters for the treatment
OF gold ores. 4 few men viii be kept
at work in the drifts and shaft, but pro
,luction win cease until such time as the
directors are able TO secure better rates
from SHELTERS, mills and railways. There
is little question but that nearly all the
big mines viii follow the example of the
Portland, and either close down absolute
ly or curtail their output which means
the throwing out of employment Of many
hundreds Of miners
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
Rnys Up salmon Cannerics.

The Puget Sound Packers Association
is a new syndicate which has already
acquired four Of the eight salmon can
neries on Puget sound Which last year
operated independently of the Alaska
Packers Association and the Pacific
American Fisheries Company.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
Roer- cantnre &C Comnanier.

reverse ut different points in the Orange
Free state The Beers captured i've
companies Of British soldiers at Bethany,
while British troops under Gen. Mcthhen
surrounded aud captured a force of f'ty
Beers rear Roshuf
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
Crushed by Fall of Slate.

Three miners were crushed to death by
a fall Of slate i'll the Superior Coal Com
pany mine No. 3. at WellstoR, Ohio,
There were Jacob Tucker, John Williams
and David Davis. The bodies were
crushed into an almost unrecognizable
mass
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
TRY TO KILL C.. Il. COX.

LnknOwn Platter sent an Internal VA
chine to Cincinnati Politician.
Dynamiters made au attempt at Gin
cinnati to murder the family OF George Il,
Cox. the Republican leader. aud to de
stroy his home. Persons unknown plae-
ed on the veranda OF the Cox residence
package addressed to Mrs. Cox. Ma,
Cox turned the box over to the police and
they found it to contain an internal ma
chine, There was some doubt about the
motive IN the case after the discovery.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
Side Lights on.
the BOer War.

The Losses of the British during the
South African war will be comprehended
better by comparing them with the losses
the United States has sustained thus far
during the extended period Of warfare in
the Philippines. The total British cas-
ualties aggregate over 1861. Since
Aug. q, 1898, the total losses of our
troops in tie Philippines aggregate only
about one-fuartk Il the British losses, or,
to be exact, 1858. OF these only GOl
were killed or died of wounds. Still
the British can almost be said to be only
at the beginning of their campaign IN
South Africa.
The Dutch settled in Cape Colony near
~ twenty years before the Pilgrim
II Tiers landed on Plymouth Rock and
have been there ever since. 1t was IN
the first year Of the seventeenth century
that the Dutch East Indies Company
landed the FIRST party of Dutch farmers
in what is now Cape Colony. SO in this
present fatefu year the Dutch are com
pleting the third century of their sojourn
in South Africa 1t was not, however,
till 1861 that they erected fort on the
present site of Cape Town.
Here is a significant item from one of
the late issues of a London magazine:
''rhe idea Of Lord Salisbury that Dr.
Leyds had only some ES50.0Uo at his dis
posal 10 suborn the Continental press is
ridiculous. On the Continent there are
Journals that reappear and disappear N
a strange fashion They can be rented
out By any mau who will pay the print
4 IL IN "a f@f-
alone Leyds spent over a solid million OF
money.
A remarkable instance of the eager
ness of the British soldier to tight the
Beers is related by Black and White IN
the case of Lancashire Fnsllier IN one
of Gen. Buffers engagements on the 1u-
gela river. He was wounded before he
had time to get a shot at the enemy and
could not raise his rife. Two Of his com
rades, at his request, held up his arms
so that he could at least have shot at
the enemy. He pulled the trigger and
fell back, fainting. into their arms.
-
A British medical corps officer, writing
home from Ladysmith in January, de-
scribed scene in which party of Beers,
under the Red Cross flag, helped TO bury
the British dead. There was one very
touching incident. be wrote. After Gun
major had read the burial service one OF
the Beers stepped cut and said short
prayer. hoping the war would soon end.
and while we stood with heads uncoy-
e. I'd, they sang hymn in Dutch. }"
49,:
The distinction OF being the first sol
der. Offices or private TO be recommended
for the Victoria Cross during the pres
ent war beougs to Capt. Congreve or
the Rifle Br rade. At the battle IF Co
lenso this officer made LNost gallant
effort to prevent some Of the British
guns from falling into the hands Of the
Beers.
Only the members OF the Staajs Artil-
lery in the TYarsvaal army wear uni-
forms. The peasant soldiery on horse
back is a bewilderiRg and motley array,
thousands OF the burghers being sttired
in homemade clothing. cut from the skins
Of antel0pes They are probably the
most rugged and picturesque set OF rough
riders in the world.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
Feud in West virginia.

Ewell Purdue was fatally shot and his
brother Lee was seriously wounded near
Centeryilie, w. Va. by Arthur and Al
bert Cyrus, brothers, while they were re-
turning from church. The families had
an old grudge. The Cyrus boys escaped.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
sins u. Cobh pend.

After " tk's illness Silas h. Cobb.
who had been prominently identitied with
the more important bushes. interests OF
Chicago nearly seventy years, died at
the home OF his son-iniav, William h.
Walker in that city.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11

The distinction OF being the first sol
der. Offices or private TO be recommended
for the Victoria Cross during the pres
ent war beougs to Capt. CongCeve OF
the Rifle Brigade. At the battle Of Co
lenso this officer made L'ost gallant
effort to prevent some Of the British
guns from falling into the hands Of the
RnTrS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
steamer Jennie George Suuts.

The steamer Jennie George. owned BY
the CatletJShurg and Pikejown Packet
Company Of CatlettsbusE. Ky, sgak near
Palntsviile. KY with all her cargo. The
boat was worth $4,000, Thirty passen-
hers barely escaped.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11

Al Mehomiuee, Mich, fire destroyed
the Spies building, the largest business
block in the city. Less an the huildinS
SEQ, 900. insurance $4,000.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
WAR HAS BEEN AvERTED.
Minister Merry's Sue, IS with Mica
ragua and Costa Rica.

Dispatches received by Acting Secre-
tary Allen at Washington from Captain
w. w. Meade, commanding the cruiser
Philadelphia, and Commander Duncan
Kennedy. commanding the Detroit, re-
port that no trouble exists in either Mic
aragua or Costa Riea The news con-
firms information received by the State
Department showing that Minister Merry
has been successful in the use OF his good
Offices in averting war between the two
rppuhlicS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
shopkecper Robbed of $500.

w. o. Prickett. proprietor OF Il station
cry store in Nashville. Tenn, was sand
hagged and robbed Of over $500 in his
place Of business.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
Robbers Commit Murder and Arson.

Joe Scott. a negro, was murdered and
his house set on fire by two unknown
negro men. The house was located in
Enon Ridge, birmingham. Ala. aud be-
fore tle FIRE department could reach the
place the building was completely de
stroyed, together with adjacent houses.
Robbery is supposed to be the motiv for
the crime
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
Seamcn on Lakes Organize.

The seamen of the great lakes are or
ganizing. The union will consist of the
sailors, watchmen aud wheelsmen.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11

The village of Bavenna. Mich. was al
most wiped ont by fire Wednesday even
ing. The loss is $500. 600. The tre was
caused by an explosion Of coal gas in
RarnoswisSis saloon.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
neath of Inmcn seclcr.

James Seely, a wellknown maker OF
perfumes, is dead at his home in Roches-
ter
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
Mayor for CINCINNATI.

The Republicans OF Cincinnati have
elected Juls Fleischman. millionaire
distiller. as Mayor.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
Didn't Give Her Correct Age.

the voting booth at Cleveland to cast her
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11

JOHN DAwsONs& co.--GENERAL IN
surance and Real Estate Agency, Viroqua
Wis Office in Williams block, second floor.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

>~---~.->~o-~- Is,~s-. = = :, 49,, - y - -
La BELLE LODGE, A. +. & A. NJ. NO. "a
Meets the First and Third Wednesdays o.
each month, Hall in Williams block.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11

st. Geo"ge Mivart Is Dead.
Or. st. Ge~.ge Mivart. a well-known
died suddenly in London.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11

Mrs Marie Doble wife OF Budi u.
Dobie. the horseman Of San Francisco,
has filed suit for divorce on statutory
grounds.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

rDziennik Posnshski". Oba odgry-
waiy nisgdys bardso wybitns role "
sPoiecsehstwie. ujmowsiy rozstr.elo-
ne usiiowania grup drobnyoh z jed
nolitego punktu widzsnia j sprowa-
dzaiy do wspolnegol oelu, nadawaly
ton j kisrunek W polityce. Potrzeba
takich orgsnow istnieie i dis jesr-
cae, ale sadne z pism ME odpowisds
temu sadaniu. .Kurjer Poznahski"
utraoii swoje wp4ywy . upadkiem
arystokraoii ludowej. Me mogao
przeksztalcic sic i zastosowa6 do
zmienionyoh stosunk6w, stall sic pis-
mem wylacsnie klerykalnem, utracif
wieksza osesc prenumerator6w, q
skutkiem braku srodk6w oofnal sic
takae pod w.gledsm literaokim i
informacyjnym. Rola polityozna
"Dziennika Poznahskisgo" skohO.y-
Ia sic re smiercia b. redaktora Fran
Oiszka Dobrowolskiego. Pod nowa
redakcja nDziennik" odgrodzil sic
cd s~poleczehstwa murem ohifskim
Podejrzliwosci j manji przesladow-
ozej, niema W MIN ami kierunku po-
litycznego, ami inicjatywy, ami zro-
.umienia potrzeb spoleczshstwa, ami
nawet miejsoa ola gaosow intelligent
nej publioznosoi. Nawet pielegno-
wana niegdys starannie strona lite
raoka jest zupelnie zaniedbana. w
tych warunkaoh varsity intelligent
ne, kt6rym pisemka ludowe ME wy
~starozaja i ME moga re wzgledu ma
oiasniejszy widnokrag swoich ozy-
telnikow udziela6 glosu W swoioh
lamaoh, 50 wlasciwie zupsinie pozba-
wione moznosci odzywania sic i Cd
dziaiywania ma rozw6j stosunk6w
Polityoznyoh. Myslano juz kilka-
krotnie o zalozeniu nowego wielkie-
60 pisma Polityoznsgo, ale do pre-
Prowadzenia tyoh zamiar6w brak
fundusz6w. A jednak must to kie-
dys nastapic, jezeli najinteligent-
n~iejsza ozest spo1eczehstwa ME ma
bye skazana stale ma milozsnie /
bezozynnos6.
AL. CzEcHowsKI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
NOtatki.

Znany powiesciopisarz polski, p.
p. Julian Turczyhski, pragnac
przysiuzyc sic braciom swym "a
oceanem, nadesfai ma rece nasze "a
egzemplarze najnowszei swej po-
wiesci z zycia ludu polskiego we
wschodnich Karpatach, p. t. DIE
CT .Puszczy, ola rozdania bibljote-
kom polskim.
Upraszamy vice bibljoteki, pra-
gnace otrzymac Pc egzemplarzu
powyzszej ksiazki, o nadesfanie
nam pc A Gently W znaczkach pocz-
towych ma pokrycie koszt6w pre-
syfki. Jednoczesnie oswiadczamy
szanownemu antorowi serdeczne
podziekowanie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

,,Jeden z moich przyjaci6f, row
niez p~arafjanin z parafji kosciofa
sw. Stanisiawa Kostki, W pogadance
ze nina wyrazai sic pochlebnie o pa
trjotyzmie. Szczegolniej mu sic
podobalo p~rzyjecie tax godnego pa
trjoty, jakim jest pulk: Mifkowski
przez zwiazkowcow i ciagie ofary
tychze ma Skarb Narodowy. By
lem ia W hall Pulaskiego, com
m6gf, tom rowniez zfozyi ma ofiare
ola ojczyzny.W innych miejscowos-
ciach So rowniez grosze skiadane
ma cele narodowe, dlaczeg6z to my,
parafje nalezace do Zjednoczenia,
ME mozemy pokazac, re take po-
trafilibysmy Gently ma sprawe naro-
dowa skiadac a PREY sposobnosci
tax .czcigodnego patriotic, jakim
jest puik. Miikowski, ma naszej sail
przyjac? lAle, niestety, niema nam
kto bodzca dodac, ably i my mogli
sic przyczynic choc W czesci do
odbudowania naszej ukochanej
Polski.
Nasi ksieza trzymaja mas pod O.
buchem - DO skfadki narodowe
przeszkadzafyby kolektom, ,,fai-
rom" ma kosciof ftp. Sam rozum
wskazuje, re my to tylko siuzymy
do ciagiego zdzierania mas, a tych
dfug6w koscielnych 1 "a pol wieku
ME w~ypfacimy. u uszanowaniem
K"
Takich nam wiecej. Niechaj lud
przejrzy, re poza obrebem koscio-
Ia jest j~eszcze cos warte piracy i
poswiecenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

,Dziennik Chicagoski" dry z
o%burzenia, poniewaz pulk. Miikow-
ski odwiedzil parafje Wszystkich
Swietych i przyjai cd niezaleznych
ich grosz wdowi, zlozony ma oita-
rzu Ojczyzny.
Patent ma dobrego z~oinierza, W
stopniu pulkownika - pisze z tego
powodu ,,Dziennik Chicagoski"-
ME tkoniecznie jest patentem ma
dobrego diplomatic. Liga Narodo-
wa i Skarb rapperswylski So W o.
czach naszych skompromitowane,
zdaje sic, re ME z n~aszej why, lecz
dzieki niezrecznosci ich niefortun-
nego agenta'.
Ustep powyzszy bylby smieszny,
gdyby ME dowodzii jak ograniczo-
ny jest patrjotyzm tych pan6w pa
rafjalnych.
Puikownik zrobils woje. Jake DO
sci Ligi Narodowej, poszedl do po-
W, pragnacych siuzyc Pol
see ! postapif jak polak. ,,Dzien.
Chic" zas okazai sic, jak zawsze,
bezwzglednym siugusem swych
chlebodawcow, nieprzyjaci6i wszys-
kiego, co day do czynu W Polsce, i
byiby sic uwagq swoja skompromi-
towai, gdyby ME to, re take pisem-
ka wstydu i kompromitacji ME
znajq.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
Piekny kraj.

Piekny kraj.
Wiochy, ow wymarzony kraj DO
etow ! malsrzy, przestaje bye pick
nym, gdy sig przeglqda dane sta
tystyczne, tyczqce sic iczby o
derstw W MIN popelnionych. I tax,
ma 30 100000 ludnosci popeiniono
we Wioszech 1897 roku 1000 NOR
derstw, $4,000 ludzi zostalo zas ma
padnietych ] mniej Tub wiecej pora-
nionych. w samej Sycylji zostaio
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

Poniewaz, t~owarzyszac pewnej
mfodej parze do slubu, tow. Kraku-
sow W McKeesport wzieio do kos
ciofa sztandar narodowy pisze
,,Gazeta Buffaloska":
,Czy to byf sztandar a~merykah-
ski, czy Zwiazku N. p, owej pare
zakochanych W McKeesport, Pa,
nalezafo sprawic porzadne baty.
Sluby mafzehskie zawiera sic pred
Bogiem, ME pod sztandarami".
Podobnego zdania ME spodzie-
walismy sic nigdy znalesc W ,,Gaz.
Buffaloskiej", kt6ra przeciez chce
uchodzic "a pismo powazne i Beg
stronne.
Jezeli Krakusi, ola sprawienia
przyjemnosci n~owozencom i DO
kazniejszego wystapienia, przynies-
Ii sw6j sztandar do koscioia, to ME
i'm "a to re sztandar przyniesli a
ksiedzu, re sztandar 6w nazwaf
gafganem, naleza sic baty.
Gdyby Krakusi, przynoszac
sztandar do koscioia, z domu Boze-
go uczynili karczme, gdyby cere-
monte slubna przez to pohanbili,
gdyby wreszcie sami sobie i num-
durom swym ublizyli 49, to rzeczy-
wiscie godni byliby potepienia.
Gdy jednak, przeciwnie, przez czyn
swoj uczcili towarzysza i nadali
wojskowa powage ceremonji Stub
mel, ME narazajqc niczem ma szwank
~uczucia religijnego, grozenie i'm "a
to batami jest wprost niedorzecz-
noscia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

zamordowanych W przeciagu tego
roku 96S osob, CO czyni dziennie
przeszfo diva morderstwa. u licz-
by 1000 morderc6w sadzonych, tyl-
ko IA otrzymaio kare najwyzsza, t.
]. - ~dozywotnie wiezienie. Jak
widac z tego, zycie ludzkie ME bar
do ceni sic we Wioszech a jezeli
dodamy, re wszyscy wybitniejsi
mordercy anarchistyczni ostatnich
czas6w, jak Caesario, Colo, Luz
cheni, Bresci = sa wIochami, to
przyznac musimy, re Wlochy, przy-
najmniej m~Oralnie, ME 81 tax pick
nym krajem, jak go malujs.
Dotychczas byfo zwyczajem, re
wodzone ma pasku przez ugodow-
COW Ksieztwo Poznahskie, odpo-
wiadaio ma wszelkie wrogie narodo-
wosci polskiej rozporzadzenia RIA
du pruskiego petycjami, zanoszo-
nem do stop tronu krola pruskie-
go. Obecnie jednak rozporzadze-
ME ministra Studta doprowadzilo
do tego, re juz ME pokorna prosba
a energiczny protest uchwalajs
wielkopolanie przeciwko barba-
rzynstwu pruskiemu.
Jest to wielki -krok naprzod, ale
miejmy ~nadzieje, re Wielkopolska
ma tenn sic ME ograniczy, re MOVIE
przesladowanie bedzie ola niej "a
cheta podnieta do w~ytrwania W
polskosci - badz co badz.
w ~przysziym numerze rozpocz-
niemy druk piracy p. Stanisiawy O.
sadly p. t. Liberum Veto, jake ma
sza wada narodowa. Praca ia o.
trzymaia pierwsza nagrode ma kon-
kuysie Wydziaiu Oswiaty z. N. P.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

Ma mocy nadessanych deklaracyj
! swiadectw lekarskich, masterpieces
t~owarzystwa zostaiy przyjets do z.
n. p:
Grupa 524, Tow. ,Gwiazds Mo-
dziezy P~olskiej', W Nantiooke, Pa.
sekr. M. ]. Nowaczek, box IL,
Rhone, Pa.
Grupa 52o, Tow. pWolnosc Pol
ski, p. o. sw. Kazimierza Krolewi-
cza " Holyoke, Mass, sekr. +. b.
nss1ewski, 125 Maple st., Holyoks,
Mass.
Grupa 526, Tow. Polsk ,.Ognisko
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

Wydany nakiadem p. Paryskie.
90 W Toledo kalendarz ma rok 1901
zapeinia dawno juz odczuwan9 po-
trzebe podobnego wydawnictwa ma
ziemi amerykahskiej.
dial informacyjny i dial lite
racki tego kalendarza 50 bardzo
dobrze uiozone, to tez kalendarz d.
P~aryskiego powinien wyprzec mud
n e ] ckiiwe a W tax wielkiej ilosci
sprzedawane W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych kalendarze Marjanskie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

Znalazi sic przeciez parafjanin
zmartwychwstahc6w, kt6ry provo
byron swym siowa prawdy powie-
dziai.
w yDzienniku Narodowym" mia
nowicie czytamy list nastepujacy:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
FIELD DAY All LEESBURG.
ssachcn and Montague MAKE f'nc
Speeches. .cn,iein il, si"''.i share
tspecial Dispatch TO The Iiiles.)

s,achcn and Montague Make f'ne
Speecl,cs-I sou,iesin il, siotsi snare.
Especial Dispatch 10 The iiipes.1
LEEs8gRG. VA, Sept. 1o-To-aay was
a field day for the Democracy Of osa
I.ondoun. Mr. Lewis Machen, the e,eesof
for this district, and Mr.. a. J. Montague,
the Attorney General, had been. aGVsfi-
t.sed 10 speak. ana good CROWD from
every section of the county was 70
hear them.
The speaking was in the courthouse.
and AIR. Machen@led off in a speech OF
forty-five minutes that was frequently ap-
piauded. The subject of his discourse was
the banefui influence of the trusts.
Mr. Montague followed in a speech Of
an hour and a half. and his subject was.
Imperialism. He treated It in a very mas.
terfu! and Interesting way, SO plainly IN.
fact, to use his expression, that even
way-faring man, though Republican,
could understand it.
This was AR. Montague's first visit TO
I.oudoun The people We're very much
pleased with him, and a good many prom
ised him their support in his gu5ernatorial
aspirations.
The meeting was presided over and the
speakers introduced by Mr.. D. Bru.n, the
county chairman.
The Democracy of Loudoun Is IN good
shape and will give Bryan. Stevenson ana
Rixey a good majority in November next
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SENATOR MARTIN SPEAKS.
Arraigns the Republicans for Their
Inpcri;ilistic Policy.
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.BUCKINGHAM,R COURTHOUSE. VA,
Sept. 1.-THE voters Of Buckingham
county were addressed in a ringing speech
by Senator Thomas S. Martin on yester-
day. County Court day. The usual court
day crowd was in attendance, and the
Senator was enthusiastically received.
Senator Martin spoke for about one
hour and fifteen minutes. His speech was
an unanswerable argument against inn
perialisn and trusts. The Senator showed
most ccnclusively that this Government,
under the Mckinley administration, Is
gradually abandoning the policy that has
made this country great and glorious, and
is drifting into an imperial:stic policy
which will ultimately destroy free govern
lpent and Republican institutions.
The Senator closed with beautiful tr-
butes to w j. Bryan and H. D. Flood
amidst a perfect thunder Of applause.
When Senator Martin closed Hon. e w.
HUBBARD being called upon, also spoke in
one of his characteristic speeches. Hon.
j. L. Jeffries. elector at large, was also
expected 10 speak here yesterday, but for
some reason he did not come.