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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-14

1t is reported from Chicago that Mr.
Bryan has spoken portions of his Indian
apolis speech into monograph for cam
paign purposes. Thus the voice of the can
cidate will be heard in the land, even
though he has decided to be more exclusive
This year than he was in 1896 But the
scheme, with Its decided advantages. has
Its drawbacks. For instance, will it not
inevitably suggest to the stanch free COIN
ers of the west that there was a voice once
heard in vehement denunciation of the gold
trust. in eloquent praise of the blessings
of free coinage. in vivid description of the
prosperity certain to follow the adoption of
the 16 to 1 ratio by this government? AS
the mellifluous tones squeak out from the
brazen horn of the machine declaiming
against imperialism and the menace of
militarism. will there not be lacking note
to cause the tried and true silverites to
wish there had been a few monographs IN
service four years ago. to preserve some OF
those sweet thoughts which made the name
of Bryan household word and a joy in the
Missouri valley? Fortunately for the peace
of mind of the men who believe in Bryan
because he believes in free silver the news
paper reports of his '96 speeches are still
available to show what he fayors at heart
In the line of financial administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-14
Rapid Advance of the Allies.

The advance of the allies to Ho 81 WI,
half way from Tien Tsin to PekIn, revives
the hope that the ministers may be rescued
from their peril and escorted in safety to
the coast For the Chinese seem TO have
abandoned set plans of resistance and to
be retreating rapidly before the interna-
tional column. 1t Is possible of course
that the forces to reach Ho 81 WI were
only the advance guards, although the en-
tire work Of the relief campaign thus far
has indicated that the main body of the
troops has been kept well to the front 1t
Is forecasted that the ceIestials will make
their next stand at Tung Chow a large
city about fifteen miles east of Pekin Its
walls, however. are not strong. and its
easy capture. barring reverse for the
allies meanwhile. is anticipated. Indeed, 1t
Is hoped in some quarters that the relief
forces may reach the capital itself by to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-14
An Abnormal Week.

Ihere Is reproduced In the news columns
To-Day an olnclal weather bureau map show
ing the prahks OF the temperature last
"eeh- mat PERIOD OF time Is regarded by
'he experts as the most extraordinary in
POM Vi excess ana dehciency or heat In
lhe history oil the bureau 1t does not re-
QuiFe illustrations to persuade Washing
toniahs that the country was sizzling all
last week Their personal experiences suf-
fciently marked the fact 1t is interesting,
however. to learn that the condition was
abnormal. not only in the duration and in
tensity OF the heat in the entire eastern
nall OF the country, but that during the
same period the extreme west was really
suffering from deficiency Of heat. as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-14

asserted and not denied that he has for
some time been mulcting the St Petersburg
treasury in large sum for maintaining a
similar relation toward Russia. But Rus
sia's well-defined designs to secure access
to the Indian ocean give the ameer strong
reason for holding fast to his British
friendship. Should he show signs of mill
tary activity on the Russian side it would
be a natural result for Russia to march
in troops and curtail the ameer's territory
in punishment. 1t has been suggested, In
deed. that the present activity on the Dor
der Is the result of Russian agitation. de-
signed to precipitate a campaign which
would give the car opportunity to move
one step nearer the great southern sea.
At the same time 1t is not to be lightly
believed that Russia Is just now engaged in
such business. She has serious work on
hand as well as England. Her military neces-
stiles in China are every bit as imperative as
are England s in South Africa Shemust guard
the entire line of the Siberian railway. with
the growing population of Russians who
have emigrated to the steppes. She is find
ing this easy task. The Chinese ami
mostly against her is revealing itself in the
form of bitter attacks on the Russian posts
in Manchuria which have called for hard
work by her troops at many points. She
has. as next-door neighbor to China more
exposed interests than any other power,
and until the Chinese question is effectual
ly settled she will be in no position to pick
a quarrel on the Afghan border to further
a design which has already waited for
many years and does not require urging at
this critical Juncture.