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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-28

Portugalla, Wfochy, humunla,
Persya, Szwecya z Norwegia, Da-
MIA, Austro-Wegry i Siam. Ma
drugiej naradzie dopuszczono re-
prezentanta Japonii, kt6rego pa
piery uwierzytelniajace sic sp6zni-
fy.
BALTIMORE, Nd Wrzesnia. =
Kardynaf Gibbons zostaf zawezwa-
ny, azeby podjat sic posrednicze1ia
pomiedzy wiascicielami kopaln a
strajkerami. Me chce on jeszcze
movie tel sprawie, gdyz powiada,
re zawezwanie to otrzyma} z jednej
tylko strony, ale powszechnie pa
nuje mniemanie, re obie strony zy-
CA sobie tego re kardynaf przyj-
mie oiarowany mu urzad.
F1LADELFIA, Pa, % WrzeSnia.
Wszedzie teraz rozprawiaja o tenn,
re strajk niezawodnie wkr6tce sic
skonczy, ze "a staraniem Hanny
wfasciciele kopaln przystali na to,
by kardynaf Gibbons byt sedzia
polubownym. Wfasciciele kopaln
W zasadzie zgadzaja sic ma to, by
gornikom podwyzszyc place o 10
procent, ale ME chca mic mice do
czynienia uniami organizacya
g6rnikow, i ME chca niemi zawie-
rae ukfad6w. Zdaje sie,ze to ME be-
die przeszkoda do porozumienia
sic i re prezydent Mitchell CO do
tego punktu ustapi.
New YORK, 2Sgo WrzeSnia. -
Cd poczatku tygodnia Arcybiskup
Ryan usifowaf doprowadzic do po-
rozumienla pomiedzy wfascicielami
kopalh g6rnikamiY Tymczasem
z Chicago przybyf Hanna i wraz
innymi politykami wmieszaf sic W
to sprawe, wtedy Arcybiskup
Ryan, spostrzeglszy, il polityczne
wzgledy zaczynaja tu grae role, CO.
fnaf sic natychmiast zniechecony
i wyjechaf do Philadelphii.
LINCOLN. Neb., 2Sgo Wrzes. -
Do gi6wnej kwatery partyi populi-
stycznej nadeszfo pismo cd handy
data ma wiceprezydenta, Adlai E.
Stevenson, W kt6rem tenze przyj-
mule nominacya populistow, skfa-
da uznanie Towne'mu "a cofniecie
swej kandydatury, porusza punkta
wsp6lne W platformie demokraty-
cznej populistycznej, i obszerniej
rozpisuje sic o imperyalizmie mi
litaryzmie. Pismo datowane jest z
BlOOmlngtOn, LIZ
CLARINDA, Ia., % Wrzesnia. -
Orkan zburzyf we Wtorek wieczo-
rem Sharps, male miasteczko ma
wsch6d ztad. Zburzone zostafy
diva koscioty, dworzec, kilka wago-
now kolejowych, spichrz napefnio-
ny kukurydza i kilka dom6w mie-
szkalnych. Take " Newmarket
poburzonych jest kilka dom6w.
WASHINGTON, 2Sgo Wrzesnia. -
We Srode, d. 10 Pazdziernika, jak
wfasnie uchwalono, ma sic odbyc
konferencya Arcybiskup6w W tu-
tejszym uniwersytecie katolickim.
Prawdopodobnie przybedzie l2 Ar
cybiskup6w. Nieobecnym bedzie
zapewne tylko Arcybiskup Feehan
Chicago, kt6ry jest chorym i Ar.
cybiskup Chapelle New Orleans,
kt6ry bawi W Manili jako delegat
apostolski dla Filipin. kardyna}
Gibbons bedzie prezydowaf ma
zgromadzeniu.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 28 Wrzesnia.
- Wczoraj odbyf sic tn pogrzeb
generala Johna McAnley Palmera.
Wszystkie biura stanowe byfy po-
zamykane, a ma gmachach publicz-
nych powiewaiy Aagi ma poi masz-
Gle. Byio zimno i dzdzysto,ale pre-
ciez mn6stwo weteran6w zebrafo
sic W domu zafoby. Zwloki pre-
wieziono stad koleja Chicago G.
Alton do Carlinville i tam pocho-
wano honorami wojskowymi.
PUEBLO, Colo, % Wrzesnia. -
Gubernator Roosevelt podr6zuje
po Colorado W ten spos6b, re
rough riders" nabitemi strzel-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-28
Telegrarny.


strukcyj ME zostanie ogfoszone.
Panuje tn przekonanie, re instruk-
eye wprawdzie brzmiec beda zgod-
ME z uchwafa juz znana, ale costa
ME W mich pozostawiona furtka do
cofniecia sic, gdyby tego okolicz-
nosci wymagafy, a mianowicie
Conger prawdopodobnie otrzyma
polecenie natychmiastowego zer-
wanna narad, gdyby sic okazafo, re
ksiaze Tuan przeszkadza wypefnia-
. .niu zyczen Stanow Zjedn.
HoNGKoNG, % Wrzesnia. =
Potwierdza sic wiadomosc o spale-
niu misyj katolickich protestant
kich W Seek Lung mad rzeka
wschodnia, ale katolicki kapfan u
szedf rzezi przy pomocy pewnego
mandaryna. W prowincyach Kwang
ST i Kwang Tang odbywaja sic
ciagle rozruchy przeciw cudzoziem-
com. Wiadze staraja sic i'm zapo-
biedz tracenia sa ma porzadku
dziennym.
SHANGHAI, 2Sgo Wrzesnia. -
Generafem zachodnieji pofnocnej
armii chinskiej zostaf zamianowa.
ny Tung Flu Lian, wrogi cudzo-
ziemcom. Wedle chinskich gazet
wicekr6lowie i gubernatorzy otrzy-
mali tajemny rozkaz, by przeciw
cudzoziemcom wystepowali i ich
wytepili.
BERLIN, 28go Wrzesnia. =
Cd rzadu angielskiego jeszcze ME
nadeszla odpowiedz ma note rzadu
niemieckiego. Zwfoka miafa ma
staple dlatego, re lord Salisbury
pragnqf zasiagnac zdanla slr Cla-
ude Mcdonald, jaki skutek mogio-
by wywrzec wykonanie planu ME-
mieckiego.
PARYz, 2ego Wrzesnia. -
Nastepny kcngres socyalistow ma
sic odbyc W Amsterdamie WI. 1903.
Ma wczorajszej sesyi przyjeto rezo-
lucya tyczaca sic o lyle ministra
handlu, przemyslu i poczty, socya-
listy Milleranda, il uchwalono, re
socyalistom wolno pod pewnymi
warunkami przyjae teke W mini
sterstwie burzoazyjnem.
z ostatniego sprawozdania jury
rozdajqcei nagrody okazuje sic, ze
Stany Zjednoczone odniosfy po
Francyi najwiecej nagr6d, i re W
kazdej klasie stafy ma czele, wy
iatkiem klasy gi6wnych (pierw-
szych) nagr6d, gdzie Niemcy wy
przedzify Ameryke. Liczby na-
grod odniesionych So nastepujece
(z wyiaczeniem FrsncyD:
Pierwsze nagrody: Niemcy 246,
st. Ziedn. 215, Rosya 209, Anglia
1873.
ZEote medale: St. Zjedn. SAT,
Niemcy $40, Anglia 4o6, Rosya
346,
Srebrne medale: st. Zjedn. 593,
Niemcy 575, Anglia SIT, Rosya
All.
Bronzowe medale: st. Zjedn.
sol, Anglia 410, Niemcy 32l, Ro-
sya 32l.
Zaszczytne wzmianki: St. zjedn.
348, Anglia 20s, Rosya 2O6, Mem
cy 1S4.
PARYz, 2Sgo Wrzesnia.
Courier du Soir" donosi, re do
wiaduie sic re zr6dta wiarygodnego,
il kr6l belgijski zamierza jeszcze
pred zakonczeniem sesyi parla-
mentu belgijskiego abdykowac ma
korzysc ksiecia Flandryi.
WASHINGTON, 28go Wrzesnia. -
Uczyniono pierwszy krok do wyko-
mania plan6w konferencyi pokoJo-
wei W Hadze. D. 4 Wrzesnia W
Hadze odbyfa sic narada tamteJ-
szych dyplomatycznych reprezen-
tant6w szesnastu KRAKOW, ktore ma
konferencyi byiy reprezentowane
utworzono stafa organizacya W for
ME rady administracyjnej. Rada
ia z siedziba W Hadze ma wykony-
wac wstepne prace dla sadow polu
bownych, wyszukiwac miejsca dls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15
Pure Clap.trap.

a few days ago Mt Milwaukee, the
clever fakir who represents the Demo-
Populist party and several farcical side
issues as a presidential candidate. ad-
dressed the following words to the Ger
man voters:
when the German voter protests
against the maintenance of q large
standing army he is told by. the Re-
publlcans to pay no attention to large
army as long MS he has gold dollar In
his pocket. When he protests against
the best years OF his sons life being
destroyed by military service he Is told
not 10 mind 1t as long ns he has the
gold dollar. aad when he protests
against the destruction OF his liberty
and the privilege Of elf-govcrnmcnt
he IS told not to mind that so long as
he has thu dollar"
This sophlstry and demngogism In
spires the Albany Journal to rcmon-
stratc with Mr.. Bryan In. the following
terms: -
The German votcr"-MS. Bryan pre-.
sumably means the American citizen OF
German birth or descent-has no cause
for protest against the maintenance OF
large standing army. since nothing OF
the kind Is proposed; he has no cnuse
for protest against the best years OF
his sons life being destroyed" ETC.,
since nobody proposes to impress his
son into military service: he han no
cause TO protest against tho destruc-
. L.. 4. - Al tall
clf-government," since nobody In
seeking to destroy them. Having no
cnuse, he does not protest, and nobody
10 telling him mot to mind 1t as long US
he has the gold dollar"
But there In nothing that gives Mr..
Bryan greater delight than the making
OF horrible mOnstcr: OF straw. FOR rrr-
poses OF violent assault and spectacular
humiliation by himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15
why Ho Deserted Bryanism.


Among the many Democrats who
have Ind too much OF bryan and have
come on, openly In support OF Prcsi.
dent Mckinley. one OF the most distin-
gulshcd OF recent converts Is cx-Juoge
Charles n. Pollard. OF Howard county,
Indiana. His REASONS for this action
are trcnchnntly put rs follows:
1.-THE peril Of tho republic. the danger
OF the subvcrsson OF our free instltu-
lions lies not In the buGbear OF imper-
InlIsm, but In the threatened assault
OF Bryan and his hosts, In tho adoption
OF that lenders erroneous ana reVoiu-
tIonnry ideas. lie respects no ancient
landmarks. with Mr.. Bryan ana MS
party almost everything Is wrong. The
supreme court is wrong, tho federal
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o.
Some More Democratic Consistency.
AS fair sample Of the lnslncerity
of the Democrats 1t is only necessary
to point to the proceedings Of the New
York convention. That body Of Croker
controlled Democrats had the temerlty
to express Itself on Imperialism as fol-
lows:
I'VE recognize the truth OF the dec
lnration OF that convention QKansas
City that the burning issue OF Inn
perlalism, growing out. Of the Spanish
war. involves the very existence OF the
republic and the destruction OF our
free institutions. We regard It as the
paramount issue Of the campaign"
After delivering itself In this fashion
what do you suppose 1t did? Why, It
nominated as Its candidate for COVER
nor gentleman named EStanchhcld.
who is an avowed out-and-out Imper-
iallst. He is as rabid for expansion as
Bryan processes to be against It. At a
dinner given by the Amherst College
Alumni Association at New York City,
on the evening of February II, 1899,
Mr.. Stanchheld was one OF the speak,
ers, and this Is what he said:
II am just enough Of Democrat to
take the floor and be on its equality.
On the other Eand am just enough Of
Republican. let me say. to advocate
In the strongest terms that we uphold
the administration until all the fruits
Of Its efforts are tied to us with a
bond OF the strongest Iron. (Cheers.)
We are now at n critical stage. Every
one knows, the whole world knows. that
we entered upon the Spanish war with
the best Of purposes and motives, and
who can rightly forbid our taking the
fruits?
THE question is not one Of territor-
ial expansion. Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT. That
was settled for all eternity when Adj
miral Dewey planted the flag on the
Philippine Islands. The question Is not
of expansion, but deciding what we
shall do with these Islands and their
people"
So there You are. But Mr.. Croker
was also an expansIonist last year. He
was and is in The Infamous Ice trust Of
New York City. He Is now against ex-
panslon, and, ridiculous to relate, he
caused his convention to incorporate in
Its platform a plank denouncing trusts
In general and the ice trust In particu-
lar, therefore we should not be surprls-
ed to hear Of Mr.. Stanchfleld changing
his imperlalistic wardrobe and making
a Bryanistlc paramount issue" toilet.
No wonder the heather rage and the
people imagine a vain thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15
What It Would Mean.

Pittsburgh Times: As fuller returns
come in from the Maine election the
Size of the Republican plurality and
vote increases. The former will now
apparently reach about $4,000 and the
latter about $4,000. The Democratic
vote will probably be about 4O,5OO. These
figures will mean that the Republican
vote Is about 1000. or 6 per cent less
than the highest figure 1t ever reached
prior to 1896. while the Democratic vote
will be 2o.SOo. or about "a per cent less
than the highest vote ever polled by the
party IN Maine. Just what such n re-
suit would mean In the great states
which are regarded us pivotal ones at
the coming November election, It will
be interesting 10 consider.
In New York the highest Republican
vote nollcd prior 10 1896 was 613,SiS In
1894. The hiEhes. Democratic vote ever
cast was G5i,S65 In 1892. II In Noyem-
per the Republicans poll per cent less
thnn TINS highest vote and the Demo.
Gratis poll about 81 per cent less than
their highest ono, the result would sum
up In round numbers: Mckinley. go
700; Bryan. 10000. In Ohio the highest
Republican vote prior to 1886 was 4SS. 3Io
IN 1929, and the highest Democrats
vote iOi,llS In 1897, Deducting 6 NOR
cent from the former and 81 per cent
from the latter, the result would br:
mckinley, $1,000; Bryan. 2G5 900. In In
diana the highest Republican vote prior
10 1895 was cS3,4O5 In 1894. and tho hirh.
est Democratic one 262.14O. Adjusting
thcsc figures to tho Maine result the
outcome would be: Mckinley, EOS. 900:
Bryan, $4,000. -O''VVV'
hy the same calculation the vote IN
Maryland In November should he. Nc.
Nliliey. $4,000; Bryan. $4,000. Follow.
ING the Maine result, MS cyplnincd
4DoVe. Kentucky, West VIRGINIA New
Jersey and Delaware would nil rive i'm,
lnense Republican pluralitIcs. All Tho
states or the central west, northwest
una facil!c const which voted for Nc.
Mlnlcy four years ago would also r tt
MN great plurulitics. Bryan would niso
lose Kansas. Nebraska and every s into
mat voted for him In 1896 north of az Az.
kansas ana Virginia, for even MIssnnrI
ana tennessee would vote for McSin,ov
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15
One Menace of Many.

Among the ninnJ mcnaces 20 the
welfare OF Che country that are crys-
tal.jzcd in Bryan Is the possible curtall-
mcnt of the pores OF the federal
courts. In socakine of the contingency
OF Bryan's election, the New York Her
aid recently called attention to the
threatened Organization of;the supreme
court. It said:
That M-.. Bryan. should he be the
mex. President. would have the APP
poIntmcnt OF one or more supreme JUS
tees Is altogether probable. That he
would appoint men imbued with his
own ideas goes without saying. What
gryaniseG court would be able to do
IS shown by the vast power which the
Judges OF that tribunal may WELD. 1t
might sweep away the constitutional
barrier TO PopulIstlc income tax. 1t
might abolish what Mr.. Bryan and his
followers have so loudly denounced as
Government b. Injunction" y might
import into the constitution and the
laws OF the United States the financial
faliacIcs OF the silveritea and the gov
trnmentai vagaries Of the Popullsts.
There Is no telling what It might not do.
From all this /. must be Obvious that n
Bryanized supreme court. feared by
Mensrs. Edmunds. Hoar and others, Is
not mere visionary donger."
Ex-senator Edmunds In his letter an
nounc!ng that he would support Nc
Ktnlcy against Bryan. though n strong
opponent OF the expansion policy Of the
administration. said that he did so be.
cnuse he cannot trust the country to
the men that Bryan has around him"
lie cannot trust Mr.. Brynn, IN the white
house. Bryan secretary OF the treas
tiry, or Bryan Judge on the supreme
bench. As to the last named point he
Gays:
Take, for instance. that dispatch in
morning paper naming Altgcld for
tho supreme court. suppose 1t IL Il
fake. but atrho1name time /, sets one
thinking of what isaIkely to happen
The danger. Is rn6de moro threatening
By The Attitude ot,ex,sena,or Hill, who
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15
BRYAN AND THE FARMERS.
Senator scott's Comments on the Sill
yer Mans Speeches in Maryland
and West Virpinia.

Senator scott's Comments on the Sill
yer Mans Speeches in Maryland
and West Virginia.
New York Tribune: Members of the
Republican national committee in the
headquarters at No. Madison avenue
yesterday expressed surprise at. Mr.
Bryan's speeches in West Virginia. 1t
was expected by the committeeman
generally that the burden of his dis
course In the east would be the "lm-
perialist ISSUE" but he has taken an
other tack in Maryland and West Vlr-
Ginia. In conversation on the subject
yesterday Senator N. B. Scott said:
MIR. Bryan has shifted his ground
again and put another slide into his
magic lantern. We thought this was to
be his week for imperialism. but in
stead Of that he has switched off on to
the farmer issue and has informed the
farmers OF West Virginia how they
have suffered under the Mckinley nd
ministratIon. He tells them that the
times are hard. and that they haven't
got any money; or, If they have. It is
not due TO the Republican policy. He
also promises to give them more mo-
ney, but neglects to say that this new
money will not be worth half as much
as their presen. money. To be sure, he
says 1t has happened that the farmers
have never had better crops or better
demand for them at home or abroad,
and that money Is pouring into this
country from Europe: but this only
happcned-thc Republicans had nothing
to do with 1t. And so forth. It really Is
an interesting question whether Mr..
Bryan or any other same man can ac-
tunlly believe that the intelligent far
mers OF America take any stock in
such transparent nonsense rs this,
when the simple fact Is that the furm-
ers are In much better condition than
they were four years ago, and indeed,
were never so well off US now This
Is the universal testimony of the farm
ers themselves in all sections. Here
are n few figures:
The average value OF farm animals
has steadily increased from 1897 to 1900.
The average for horses advanced from
S3l in 1876 to Sii In 1900; the average
value OF mules from SAL In 1896 to $50 in
1900, and of COWS from $23 to ssl. In
ls96 the average value Of corn was
III cents bushel; In 1899 the average
value was 300 cents. In 1900 the total
wealth In the hands of the farmers OF
America was $1,000, 600. 900 more than In
any year OF Clereland's term. The au-
dacity OF standing up before the farm
ers and telling them that they are not
prosperous In the face of such figures
as these Is amazing" -" /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15

a lecturer on prohibition tells an
experience he had in North Carolina,
where the religious ideas that are 9TH
crwise rigid do not exclude the free use
Of mountain whisky. He delivered his
lecture In church, and, warming up
to his subject, declared that the Bible
prohibited the drinking of alcohol. I'm
mediately q long, lank member inter-
rupted:
There amt no such thing in the
Bible" he said. READ 1t from Genesis
to Revelations. from kiver to kiver, and
you can find only one man who ever
asked for water. and he only wanted Il
single drap. and what's more" dcc,ar-
ed the mountain member in peroration.
"he didn't git to heaven."-New York
Life
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15

Homcscclsers, Excursions,

On tho first and third Tuesdays in
each month during 1900. from Chicago
vim Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
railway. to points In Iowa. South and
North Dakota, Minnesota, Montana,
Colorado. Utah, Nebraska. Oregon and
Washington ut the rate OF fone fare plus
two dollars for the round trip, good q
days. For further information call on
or address w. $. Howell. C. E, =. a.,
ISL broadway. New York, or John II
Pott. d. p. a.. iSG William street. Will
Transport, Pa. w,Sa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15

The more reasonable n woman Is the
less reason she has for being so.
So long Us we want what We get, we
shall never get what we want.
Every great crime was committed ut
4 moment when he who committed Ii
forgot that he was once little child.
Women ought not to be allowed to be-
long to clubs or discuss things till they
can make their shirt waists and the
tops Of their skirts stay together.
Half Of the fancy things n woman
has she originally bought rs presents
for some other woman. only she liked
them SO well herself she couldn't bear
to give them away.-New York Press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15

courts are wrong in using the powers
OF injunction: senators are elected
wrong. the currency is wrong. the
Philippine policy is wrong. everything
wrong except Bryan. In his efforts to
array man against man, neIghbor
against neighbor, class against class,
and acquire the service and support of
homogeneous. antasonistic and utterly
irreconcilable elements for the promo
ton of his personal ambitions, he is
the most remarkable leader that Amer
lean politics has ever known. the most
adroit and dangerous"
: Judge Pollard will not only vote for
Mckinley. but will also at once take
the stump for. him and york for the
success OF the Republican ticket until
the campaign is closed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15

It Is said that Indian faklrs can show
to an audience trees sprlnglng out OF
the pavement, budding and blooming.
and men ascending ladders towards the
sky: but that a photograph OF the
scene, when developed. shows the fakIr.
and nothing more. This is equally trilu
OF Faklr Brynn's performances. lie
conjurcs up the ghost OF imperialism.
bu; on close scrutiny we see the fakir---
nothing more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15

- X. 4 .
has frishtfully fractured his former
record on this subject in n speech In
New York some days ago. in which he
made a specially OF government byIn
Junction and the Debs issue. He reyiy-
Cd the anarchistlc cry OF 1896 against
the federal courts for their part In
maintaining order and suppressing riot
Hc declared that the powers Of the fed
eral courts ought to be cuhtailed by
law. ,,5,l =
The menace stands as against the
supreme court us well rs against tho
federal courts. 1t is the restless spirit
that is squirming to be freer to commit
acts against public policy, and which
shows contempt for wise restraint.
The New York Sun. however, makes
Mr.. Hill answer himself by quoting
from his public utterances. 1t says that
three months after Mr.. ,Bryan's defeat
at the polls, in discussing the causes Of
that defeat, Mr.. Hill remarked in the
Forum concerning this very plank:
LIT was at least unwise to raise an
Issue as to the extent to which the fed
eral government may interfere In local
affairs in states even for the ayowed
purpose OF the enforcement of the fed
orai law. No political party can
afford to be placed In q false light upon
the questions of the enforcement Of law,
and order, the suppression of violence.
and the due maintenance OF the proper
authority OF the general government
against domestic reslstance-which' ap-
peals SO strongly to the American heart
and conscience-but this vague, unfor-
tunate and ill-advlsed plank, under the
peculiar circumstances existing-gave
the opposition IN advantage which they.
readily utilized. and thereby added to
the burdens Of an already overbur-
dencd and severely handicapped party.
No preteSt or excuse should have been
afforded the Republicans for making
against the Democracy the cruel charge
OF countenancing anarchism and law
lessness." Es
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15

Hello! The rainbow chascrs at tn.
Democratic national headquarters DIT
Chicago are really getting sunshine out
OF cucumbers. They figure that Ohio
Will give Bryan n plurality Of $4,000
on the ratio OF the - per cent. Demo-
cratic gain In Maine. As the late Ex-
Governor Allen, of Ohio. once remarked
OF a prospective Democratic majority
In a certain congressional district, that
us q d. barren idcallty."'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15

After doing good work in Maine. Gov
crnor Atkinson rolls up his sleeves and
enters upon vigorous campaign In
this state. Wherever he strikes the axe
OF argument into the Democratic tree
the chips fly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15

Johnstown, Pa. knows how It feels
to be suddenly smittcn with overwhelm-
Ing waters. and has come to the fron.
Handsomely In aid CT the Galveston sur
fercrs sending the distressed OF that
city 1900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15

No wonder Prince Tuan kicks. The
Russian ultimatum demands his arrest
and punishment for the hldeous crimes
that shocked civilization. 1,uan, how
ever. Is only postponing the day OF
wrath.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15

The Intclllgencer congratulatcs Col
George Hook, the interchangeable srcrn-
tary OF the State Fair Association. and
the directors on the pronounced success
OF this years exhibition.