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10 buy securities IL is selling short rath-
er. But this is not any reason why care
ful people should be bearish. The public
is usually wrong regarding the market, or
never right until too late which is quite
as bad What is entirely apparent TO OBJ
servers rs that there is little or no liqui-
dation, that sellers Of stocks find ready
market and that shorts who wish to cover
have difficulty in doing so without forcing
prices up uncomfortably These things are
OF course of the utmost significance The
news this morning was unimportant. Men
ey was easy again and the predictions Of a
good bank statement tomorrow were conf
dent in spite OF the exports OF gold this
week
The Steel securities were all inclined tc
advance this morning though no important
gains were made in the early trading The
opening Of some of the recently closed
wire company mills is having a good effect
Oh sentiment. The president OF the Ten
nessee Coat and Iron Company is quoted as
making the statement that his company
has business to keep il running on full
time for year to come. This is another
evidence that the steel and iron trade is
not wholly ruined.
New YORK Central continued particularly
strong, getting above 1876. the recent high
price, in the first hour and seeming quite
able to go higher. The settlement Of the
strike trouble continued to exert good in
luence, not only on Central but on the
Vanderbilt securities generally
There is more delay in the Missouri Pa
cific meeting and no Rockefeller represen-
tatiye has as yet been appointed on the
board of directors. IL is known however
that there will be this representation in
the near future, and also that there will
be a dividend on the stock. What the
cause OF the delay has been no one on
the outside seems TO know. There is much
talk regarding the plans for the closer al
lance of the Souihwestern railways and
al present the Street seems to believe
that there Will be important development
In this direction in the immediate future
An officer of the Atchison Railway states
that the people of The West have more
money than ever before and that they con-
tinue TO spend IL generously. The grain
crops promise TO be excellent this year.
The outlook for the grangers Is undoubt
edly most attractive. II should be borne
In mind that these lines during the past
year and during all recent years
have been eXpending immense sums
for betterments and Improvements. Busi-
ness can fle done cheaper now
than ever before This is certain 10
count in net earnings before many months
are past. AS il is, gross earnings for
March and April have been the largest
ever made by these lines. The Rock
Island March report Will be published in a
few days. IL will make possible an esti-
mate of the business OF the line for the
entire fiscal year. which en1s with March
81. II is said by good authority that the
earnings will be at least 8 per cent on the
stock
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Washington Mort age Loan Co.
ron sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY,

Va. on Southern Railway; $50 acres land Of
excellent quality: 50 acres in timber; Young or
chari and running water; Dew 9-Toom house and
barn. $500
IA acres on turnpike, near Falls Church. Va /;
l4-room house. barn. and outbuiidsngs3 small or
ehard; 81 500
6 acres al Hernden. Fairfax eOunty, Va Groom
2-story and cellar dwelling, stable and good or
chzTd: si,sJ0. A. : CiYWOoD,
mys-St,e en- s93 9Th &. NV
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New York stock Market.
Open. High. Low. 2:15

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Exchange, 141s
Street
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Loans of SlO and .aPr%sfTrnH. gRnssrf made
PINAOS HORSES

Wagons. etc. al lowest rates and on the dav
You apply. We lozring the Buildiax and
Loan Association plan. which makes the cost Of
carrying loans much less than you p$y else-
where and allows you 10 pay il Of in any sized
notes You desire, running from one TO twelve
months You only pay for the use Of money for
the length Of time you carry il II you have
loan with other company we will nav il
Of and advance you more money Il desired Rates
eheerfully given and no cost to you unless loan
Is made. Leans made anywhere in the District
Gail and get rates Front room, FIRST hoos Sci
entifc American BUILDING
National Mortgage Loan Co.
SIS Street N. Va.
no6-u
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DISTRICT Or cOLUB BIA BoNDa
o's 1902, ''3o-yesT funding'' goid.. -. -.
"a 1901. water stock currency. -. 80.
1s. 1908. water stock currency. - -
Funding currency. s-65's----. 100 -.
it's. Reg. Rios. 1895 1901 ....... -. a..
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hihbs Co.
members Of the New York Exchange. 141s
+ Street.
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% of the prettiest and best styles
Tan and Black Oxford Ties Oh
that you'll find anywhere
at $2.5G; here. y -
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Soft black and tan Kid oxford
Ties. that sell everywhere else
at S2-00: will be 81 a.
offered Nj IN
tomorrow at ,...... III
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The q Days" Cure

(tor men) leads all remedies Il this city; u
prompt and permanent cure OF no charge Con
sultatiOn free DR. McKEEHAN. 5I6 18th 81
Nv. Oftce hours. 10 l2 a. me- 10 p m
Sundays Z p m sp24In0
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Best wearing Black Vici Kid Man
nish shape and other popular styles
OF Oxford Ties; same
grades sell for $1.5o at I ~
wholesale; tomorrow-AE ~
only ...-.%---------- ~ "
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AUCTION SALES.
-Ha aa-HaH-aa HsHHaaIa=aas
PUBLIC SALE.
PrBLIc SALE
VALUABLE Personal PROPERTY.

SEVEN VALUABLE TRACTS or LAND.
TWENTY TWO (22) TOWN LOIS,
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Our finest $3.50 tan hand-sewed.
turn and welt sole Kid - nS
and Willow Calf Summer \ J N
Boots; lovely STYLES al. OEsOO
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Durable, stout genuine Vici Kid
Oxford Ties; common sense
or round toes-will out HhC
wear any 81 Shoe We know hfI
of.... ......s......'...O w
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New YORK Central continued particularly
strong, getting above 1875. the recent high
price, in the first hour and seeming quite
able to go higher The settlement of the
strike trouble continued to exert good in
fuence, not only on Central, but on the
Vanderbilt securities generally
The evening times., 1900-05-04
Ladies' Shoes.

Guaranteed Patent Leather Kid
Boots-another new supply just in
"a splendid Summer Walking
Boot-dust does rot = n
affect them. A genuine y ND
s. poot. for........ UUsOO
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Fer the Men.

regular $3.50 kinds tan ard
black vici Kid Oxford Z 4 az
and Laced Shoes; viii w
go tomorrow at ..... y sOO
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istry."
II one would get the full value Of the
Cd he hen must t take some piay or 1 several and
see how the dramatist worked over the
material. He will find that II lis one OF
the best ways by which he may grow
in his ability TO interpret drama as 1t
should be.
auch study is what one might call dra-
matte education, for instance the tracing
f>rior dramatist and then to Shakespeare.
To be more specific, let him see that while
in the main he has reproduced the story
OF "Rosalynde't he has added the i'm
stone, and added to the whole light
someness that Lodge never dreamed of;
let him see the marvellous effect produced
in King Lear by the fool; let him see
the difference between the language Of
Holinshed and the speeches OF Lady Mac
beth and her husband. In the play Of
between patrician and plebeian emphasize
ed. but the heroic and tragic figure OF
Marcus; while the dramatist has changed
the Troublesome Raigne OF KING john
from an onslaught on the Catholics into
a play In which living figures move and
the interest Is one of life and not of
sect. And. finally. not to suggest all
the kinds OF changes that one may look
for. let the student see how shakespeare
has changed blood and thunder tragedy
such as Hamlet was into what many
consider the greatest Of dramas.
From such study will come more
Intelligent appreciation OF Shakespeares
plays. One triumph of modern scholar
ship was the working out OF a seasoh-
ably sure chronology OF the plays. so that
by the aid OF Dowden's Shakespeare.
His Mind and Art and Wendells
Shakespeare and the more recent study
OF Shakespeare by George Brandes, we
may realize how Shakespeare developed
in all things that make one of the great
est OF men and the greatest Of dramatists.
Another triumph of modern scholarship
was the finding OF Shakespeare's sources
and by comparing them with the plays to
see how the dramatist worked--what he
rejected and what he accepted, what he
altered and what he added. In some such
way we may learn some of the secrets
OF his art and OF his mind.
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POsT-INTELLIGENC WANT AID.
AGENCIES.

The Postintsllieeneer hss established branch assa
cies where classified Advertisements win Be received
until 10 D. m each day The rates charged at the
branch agencies the same At the Post Intelli-
gencer business Office Cash ads only win be tAkeu
at branch agencies Following Is the iis. Of agencies:
Yorke Barrtnston's drag store.
Second avenue and Pike.
broadway Pharmacy. r. x. Fisher,
Broadway and James.
Renton Hiil Pharmacy. Madison
street ana Fifteenth avenue.
Walla Walla Pharmacy. Twenty
nrst and East Jefferson.
Browns Pharmacy, corner reslss
and broadway.
shirtic6's Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy, tO22 How
eli, corner Horen.
North Seattle Pharmacy. BATTERY
and First avenue.
4. Il. auy's Pharmacy. Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
y. u. Costigan's Pharmacy, Queen
Asne avenue and Roy street.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

FOR Observation-Disclosures In exqoll1r<
loon and cafe: also other bu1onee
nected that brings large ineVNef
Investment. 2.00
e5-room lodging house. well ioc01q9
making money; clears $50.
Elegantly furnished iO-room ho4ex
nIture for sale; cheap rent: exeeee
cation. .1
For sale, a good restaurant. hne ~
rent cheap: large place; snap. XVI
II you want good business In ciSees
restaurant or lodging houses, CO..
investigate: we have them.
Excellent grocery store, goo1
Ave living rooms. rent Ill, bl9 49,
REED A. HEATH. Palmer houss,
cideutaI avenue.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

cHARLEsToN-In this city, November Z 1900. At
family residence, 20si Fifth avenue, Nellie a..
beloved wife Of A, J. Charleston, aged ~ years.
daughter Of Mrs. l.. M. Stasg and sister Of MrA
q ~ Driscoll
Funeral from the family residence Friday
afternoon at O'Clock Friends invited to attend
Intemsnt Lake View cemetery.
QUIETT-The funeral services for Mrs. Ida Alice.
wife OF Joseph Quiet, will be held today at p
m, from Butterworth's chapel
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SPECIAL INFORMATION VTIRYsSs.
manufacturers bcsiness hoe ~
lie men by the Press Clirs2S1 n
fAllen's). room -. Mckay I157}s'
land. Or. -
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coMPosITIoN-we an nv -.
do composition for the trsls ~ a.
ure). In nonpareil. minion ~ j.!
long primer. Satisfactio4 s,s3ss.
Call or address. Post-IutsltiSsSss, ,4
attic.
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LICENSES TO WED.
'lAI.a4@4~I'aa4--IaA-i~
BIRTHS.

HARPER-In Seattle, at 23t Sixth avenue. Wed.
nesdsy. November 7. 1900. to Mr.. and Mrs J. O.
Harper.
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The following letters await advertisers
AZ this nfffcn
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sHAKESPEARE'S USE OF BOOKS.

Copyright. 1900. Seymour Eaton,f
DIRECTED ByPRof SEYMOUR EAT0r
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
A Penitentiary Prisoner,
Bound To End His Life,
lnsuIted His Interior.
VINEGAR And SOAP
With PIas ter and Tissue Pa
per Constituted His Self
Imposed Diet For
Six Months.

LINCOLN, NEBR., July 19.-Gallse-
har, con nvict in the Nebraska state
penitentiary. .is d cad as a result of hisat-
tempt to secure freedom in most
curious and unusual way. Six months
agohe first sought the aid of the prison
physician. He gave the man medicine
but it did no good.
The DOCTORS suspicious were arous-
ed and he set a close watch upon the
fellow.
Then he found out what was the mat
ter. The man had been scraping the
plaster off the walls and eating 1t. He
had been drinking great quantities
OF vinegar on the ely. He had been
taking pellets of soap and wrapping
them in tissue paper and swallowing
them.
Gallagher was sent up for shootir &
with intent to kill.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
LABOR FEDERATION
Will Endeavor To Adjust Various
Labor DiSdutes.

DENVER, Colo, July 19.-The feder'
alton of labor agreed today to visit st.
Louis immediately after adjournment
here, and endesvor to settle the street
car strike.
President Compers and Vice-Pre ST.
dent Mcconnell will officially represent
the federation.
President Compers to arrange an erbl-
tration or settlement of the differen ces
between machine and hand printers
throughout the country.
The national order of brewery work
men was ordered to refrain from issu-
ing charters TO stationary engineers or
fremen.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
SA AFE AG AIN.
QUORUM PRESENT
And the Board OF Directors Held a
Profitable Meetinu.

A meeting of the board of directors
OF the chamber of commerce was held
last night, the first quorum which has
been obtained since May being pre-
sent. The minutes of former me eesings,
and Of meetings when there was no
quorum, were ratified.
A report was made by Maior SIN.
Davis On the results of his trip made in
the interests of the chamber of com
merce. He has visited Captain, White
Oaks, Nogal, Tularosa, Las Cruces,
Organ City, Socorro, San Marcial,
Deming, Silver City, and Pinos Altos,
and stated that the people seemed will
ling to send representative exhibits
from those localities. Major Davis's
report was regarded as being highly
important, and his work along the
same lines will be continued. He will
leave for the Sierra Madre country in
few dsys.
The formal opening of the cham ber
will be held as soon as the school exhi-
bits which we're made for the teachers
convention can be removed. AS soon
as possible after that general meet.
log of the chamber will be called. The
following resolution was offered by Mr.
Brown:
''Resolved, That it Is the sense OF the
Ell Paso chamber of commerce as the
cities of Ell Paso and Jusrez are so sit-
usted as to be pre-eminently adapted
to the location of a permanent Inter-
national Exhibition, that q movement
looking to the establishment of such
an exhibition should be started and
earnestly pushed until such shall be-
come reality"
The project for the Great Southwest
Industrial Exposition was discussed,
and it was the general consensus of
opinion that it could be obtained If
managed properly. It was thought
best to work for the exposition during
the next two years. obtaining, if possi-
BILE, appropriations from the United
States and Mexico. .r
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
MUNOZ ON TRIAL
Hard To Get An Interpreter.

Jesus Munoz, the young telegraph
operator of Jusrez. who was arrested
last Friday on charge of enticing q
fourteen year old girl of this city over
to Juarez, is on trial this afternoon be-
fore Justice Ellis.
The hearing was set for two o'clock,
but coneid erable difficulty was expe-
rieuced in obtaining an Interpreter
and the trial was delayed until four
O'Clock. The trial was c,nme need
yesterday afternoon but the necessary
witnesses did not appear, and the
case was confined until today.
Munoz ia represented by Mr.. Clarke.
Manuel Florez, Jusn Franco. and
James Hunter were summoned as in
terpreters but asked to be excused.
Hunter declip ed to act on the grour
that he would be subjected to abuse
on the part of the plaintiff ae did so
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
ELECTRIC LIGHT MATTER
Will Probably Come Up In Couucll
Tonight

An interesting session of the city
courcil will be held tonight. The
electric light question will probably
be brought up. According to Deputy
City Clerk Wilson, the international
Electric Light company, which holds
the contracts for sixty arc lights to be
used in Illuminating the city streets,
has not lived up to it's contract, and In
speaking of the matter this morning
he seemed to be of the opinion that
under the exact wording of the con-
tract the city could declare the agree
ment with the electric light company
void.
1.-THE international Electric Light
company" said Mr. Wilson, "has
contract with the city to supply sixty
1000 candle power arc lights for light
iug the streets. The contract provides
th at for each light the city is to pay
$3.50 per month. An investigation was
made some time ago by committee
from the fire and water commissioners,
and 1t was discovered that not only
were some of the lights not yet up, but
that instead of 1000 candle power
arcs, the company had in use arcs
which were marked 1900 candle
power"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
GOOD SALE

OF Tickets For Sundays Baseball.
Over two hundred tickets have al
ready been sold for the ball game for
next Sunday and the crowd promises to
be one of the largest that has ever at
tended a game in this city. AS we'll
known business man said yesterday,
the people are base ball hungry, ana if
Sundays game is well played by the
home team (which it is sure to be).hen
tae team will have good support from
now on.
Deming has sent her batting order
players.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
''PatCh and Go To Taku''

WASHING TON, July 19.-The Secretary of the Navy!
has received the following dispatch from Commander
Wilde of the Oregon
"KURE, Japan, July 18.-The Oregon and Nashville!
arrived at Kure at clock this afternoon. expect to-
dock on the 19th Shall make permanent or temper
ary repairs? suggest steel patches which can be
made in very short time, and the ship can 60 from
the dock to her duty at Taku. 10 make permanent re-
pairs it will require at least sixty days, probably more
Net single man Injured in any way. WllDE.'
In response ecretary Long sent this:
''WASHINGION, July 19-Wde, Kure There isl
universal rejoicing the safety of the Oregon Shei
the Constitution of this gener ation the safety o
J the Oregon permits, PATCH AND GO TO TAkU. |!
commend your preference for service there.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
GLAD REUNION
Of The Mother And Her prOdigal
Som

CHICAGO, July 19.-Anthony Green,
not yet l9 years old, left his home in
Colorado four years ago because his
father punished him severely. He
Joined a circus and became q trepeze
performer. He wrote q repentant let
ter to his father but the parent was in
exorable.
He continued in the circus until he
fell from a slack wire and was put of
action. When he recovered from the
Injuries he secured job on q steam
merry-go-round. On one of the trips
woman passenger who had known
Green in Colorado recognized
him, and informed the heartbroken
mother.
She came to Chicago and reunion
was the result.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
ANGRY TRAVELLERS
We're Detained Because of Small
poX Suspect

DENVER, July ia car load Of
angry travellers arrived here tht-
morning many bours late on d &
r G train. A supposed case of small
pox caused the car to be switched OFF
at Pueblo and quarsntined, guarded by
t1e police.
The supposed smallpox patient was
sent to the pest house. The other pas
sengers were all held. They wired sn
indignant message to Governor Thomas
and received no reply.
1t was found later that the supposed
smallpox patient had been eating poi
soned canned meat, which caused his
breaking out.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
Over the Fate Of Campers
Along the Rivers Of
East Texas
LOSS OF LIFE HEAVY
And 1t Will Be Some Time
Before 1t Can Be SAID Just
What the Extent Of
the Disaster Is.

AUSTIN, Texas. July 19.-Many
families from Austin, San Antonio, Fort
Worth, Houston and other towns of
the stats were camping along the up
per cours IS of the Llano, Guadalupe,
Nueces, and Colorado rivers, when the
water spouts occurred in that region q
few days ago.
But few of the outgoing parties have
been heard from since the terrible
Hoods, and the friends of the missing
ones are alarmed for their safety.
Searching parties have made every
effort to discover the fate of the
campers but as yet without success.
TEMPLE, Texas, ,Jnly 19.-The bodies
OF eleven victims of the cloudburst at
Coleman have been recovered and
identified. They are: j. N. Cheek
= and wife, of Milan county; NJ. Pate and
wife, two daueh hters, BERTHE and Lizzie
OF Comanche, Texas; Joseph Shath,
John Fulsstein, and J. o. Stair of Cole
man; Aunie and Ivy Brown, Of stacey,
Texas.
It is known that family offour were
swept down with the torrent in q
wagon and drowned, but their names
are not known and the bodies have
not been recovered.
Five persons who are supposed to
have been caught in the huge wall o
water which rushed down the river
are missing and.it is feared they have
perished. Later reports are expected
TO swell the list Of dead
Grave fears are entertained for the
safety OF large number of Piles sure
eekers, who spend the summer in
camping on the banks. of the river. A
conductor on the Santa Fe passenger
train which brought late news of the
storm reports having seen at least
fifty wagons of camping parties scat
tered along the bed of the creek above
Coleman.
Searching parties have been organ
lied a. Coleman and Santa Anna to
hunt for bodies. Definite Information
as to loss of life cannot be had until
they return.
The Santa Fe railway lost fifteen
> bridges and ten miles of track.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
Eooevt lyon Dead.

Robert Elsmere Lyon died this
morning at $50. He was well known
young man and we'll liked by all. He
was born in Ell Paso sixteen years ago
and:has always lived here.
He was brother to HOrasio Lyon,
wac was killed at Globe last Saturday
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 300 O'Clock from tie
parlors of Nagley and Lyons.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
AMEND GOEBEL LAW
Special Session of the Legislature
To Be called For in the Plat
form.

LEXINGTON, June 19.-At confer
ence of representatives. of the five can
didates which ended this morning it
was agreed that the platform should
call for special session of the legisla-
ture to amend the Goebel law. The
platform was discussed in every parti-
cular. Among the conferees we're
Senator Blackburn, Congressman Dave
Smith, Hon. B. F. Grszisna, and Hon.
Ollie James.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
GEO. GOULD
Does Not Aspire To Congress

NEW YORK, July 19.-Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Gould started on the st Paul for
Europe today. 81 do not aspire to
congress- said Mr.. Gould, 81 am not a
politician. Financial matters take up
all the time 1 have. 1 am going away
on my usual annual outing and shall
return on Septem ber 25. L shall spend
. weak in London, q week in Paris,
and possibly Two weeks in Switzerland
where I shall do some wheelinQ."
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
PARTY UNITY
Demands the Subordindtion o
Silver.

LINCOLN, Nebr., July 1S.-Bryan
has accepted imperialism as the chief
issue in the campaign. His speech at
Indianapolis August 8, opening the
campaign, will deal largely with i'm
perialism and trusts. He will refer to
money but it will be subordinsted to
other questions.
Bryan will take this step on the ad-
vice of thai element of the democrats
who say that party unity can only be
had by pushing the imperialism and
trusts tissues" to the front.