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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-05-16

President Returns to: " Washington.
President and Mrs. Mckinley arrtyed In
Washington from Jan: :where they had
made o visit to tLeir home. !. .t.y-... -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-05-16
Domestic.

Paul Nuici, o laborer, was precipitated
with tons OF masonry into a hidden shaft
in the wall Of the Bryant Park reservoir,
New York City, now being demolished.
Mrs. Margaret Frost was taken to jail at
York, Neb., charged with completely IN the
poisoning OF her husband, Charles W. Frost.
She has u son niEe years old.
Klowa and Comanche Indians on reser.
walton In Oklahoma are In dire need OF
food. They are appealing to the Eastern
States to help them before all tribes die OF
starvation.
Samuel c. seeley, who, while trusted
empIoye OF the National Shoe and Leather
BaHk In New York City, embezzled $3.50 900,
and was sent to the Kings County Peniten-
tlary in 1895, to serve eight years, was re-
leased, having obtained the full commuta-
tion for good behavior.
Major.General Brooke was ordered to as
sumo command OF the Department OF the
his own request.
William Moran, nineteen years old, OF
Bloomfield, N. j., was taken to the Noun
talnside Hospital suffering from what Is
termed "dry pleurisy," due to excessive
cigarette smoking.
DR.. @. G. Todd, formerly OF Kentucky, a
brother.in.law OF President Abraham Lin
coin, died In Barnwell, S. c.
Desk Sergeant Timothy 8. O'Connell OF
the Woodlawn Police Station was shot and
instantly killed on the Eighteenth Street
Viaduct in Chicago. The shooting Is q
mystery.
The State OF Kansas will enter proceed.
ings In the United States Supreme Court
against the State OF Arkansas to prevent
the diversion OF the Arkansas River from
its natural channel by irrigattng com.
panies.
Mildred Preston, an astrologist, has been
arrested on q chnrge OF fraudulently So
cnrlng $500 from Miss Ethel Quimby, o
young society woman OF Grand Rapids.
Mich. -
william Bolyard, OF New Upper San.
dusky, Ohio, whose wife had left him,
killed the woman and fatally shot himself.
Eastern Nebraska suffered from severe
hail storm. Much damage was done
throughout Richardson County, where two
inches OF hail fell.
Governor D. h. johnson was renomtn-
a.ed by the ChIcashaw, Indian Convention
at Tlshomingo, l. L.
Burglars cracked the Bank OF Coulter
vile, ILL.,, owned by J. 8. A. Nlsbett, and
stole $4,000.
Ptomuine poisoning, caused from eating
canned meat, caused the death OF Frank
and Albert vrok, small children, at Chi.
cago, I'll. -.
Prairie fires in Kittson County, Mlnn.,
destroyed between thirty and forty small
frame houses near Beatton. One man was
burned to death.
The Government engineers have discon-
tinued work In Sabine Pass, Texas. They
say the Government appropriation Is e1-
hausted.
Fire at Huntsville, r. l., left fourteen
families homeless and burned In MI four
teen buildings. The loss Is S25,OO0; insur-
ance, $4,000.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-05-16

Rear-Admiral watson Homeward Bound.
The flagship Baltimore, with Admiral
Watson aboard, homeward bound, sailed
from Yokohama for Kobe, japan.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-05-16

"Eelief For Cansdian fts Victims. s
Money and supplies iof The L, 900 per.
sons IN mads homeless Nc fre IN Ottawa
and:aHulI, Ganads, wev4 4seney In from al
partS OF the Dominion.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08
shut Frsm Amsasl..


The wayiayIpg and shooting sroHa
sasbush Of a dclachment u Filipino in-
snsgcn,s By UnEtcd States troupe viii
moi 90 down IL American history aS d
glorious achievement Of arms alongside
Of rcTy's Victory on LAKE Erie, the
baltic Of Manila hsy, ana tho sAosniing
Of The bockhouse OH san Juan bill.
although spies, the reports say.
s'ColOneI Anderson learned that a do
tachment Of insurgents woGld pass
along certain Eoad. lie concealed
las soldiers amoug ahe trees lining tho
road and who's the enemy arrived iho
Americana volleyed unexpectedly, kill
log rs insurgents and woandlng so"
Shooting a body Of insurgents from
ambush seems o poos business for a
nation which has just won war with
European power In fair fighting.
That the Insurgents arc accustomed to-
use such methods 81 warfare does NOT
Justify Amexican scllicls 10 using ihcnl.
The fact that the indians scalped tho
dead and burucd lheir prisoners at tho
stake did not give Americans right to
retaliale 10 kind
The ARerican nation Is big enough
and strong enough to win any dght
without Essoriing to measures which
are Little better than assassination
similar methods Of warfare. employed
BY Spain against tho Cubana, led to the
protest from tho United States which
resulted IN the Spanish war. The
United Ssaies Raast not employ the
methods against which they protested.
The action Of the American troopa
10 waylaying the insurgents win not
tend 10 make the insurgents change
their method OF lighting. II reform
would result lbeEo might be some Ee-
mole Justification fJr the barbariiy, but
there Is nUl even this Qualification.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08
Mcxlalsy Los.nr siresfsii.

There Is growing feeling IN WASH
ingioa that i'resiieai Mckinsnyss
cnan0es ioF re-clccii0n have Diminished
rapidly william the post two 90 shTes
weeks. The Washington Post, an In
dependent Republican paper. which
has generally supported the Admins
tiann, and 10 close observer Of po-
liiieai events. discusses the situation
ircely Ia lis issua of iha ath iaa. II
taxes The position thai Bsyan Is grow
Ing in favor aud thai Mckinley h hos
ing strength. After reviewing the Is
sues Of the 1886 campaign, when the
capitalists combinations used all the
arts known lo them In frightening the
business aHl iab0Fing interests vi tho
country with the ''bpaaboo Of free sIl-
SER Il says tho Republicans haye
themselves deliberately removed this
scareeFOW by the Law "lxing the gold
standard rs q part VI oar national pol-
ley and making silver eoinaga impossi-
bic for al lsast SIN years 70 come :"
and thai ''Ao manufacturer or capital.
iai OF great meFehans OF cmpioye need
be frightened iuto heavy contribution
70 the Republican campaign fund. I"
The Post then goes on to say:
''On the other head, what strength
has the Republicans parry gained to of.
set this loss IS weakness by the Demo
creyg Very little, we fear The
splendid and successful sonlurt of the
war Whh Spain has been sadly eloadsd
by ibe scandals Of Encouragement and
iayorilism which attended that consum-
n,alion. The course Of Use Admins
irution with reference TO CBba aud tho
Philippines has lost the party many
st cot aud potent ificnds. The strange
policy recently adopted toward Porto
H'co has outraged practically the Gu
tire country The lily-pauucetoic
treaty has slill further impaired Mr..
Mckinlcy's prestige aud tho rumored
purpose of The prcsiien, 10 compel ns
ratification Will. II 1t should be realized.
not only discrc,ih the Government, but
bring coulSmp, and odium upon the
party, Ia a word, the situation rs 1t
seems to Us IS far more favorable to
Mr Bryan aud fat loss 80 TO Mr. Nc
hinlcy than Il was four years ago,
"Wlat will happen within the next
six months it il no, for US 10 prophecy.
We deal with the facts ~ they are at
this moment Ia aur opinion The Re-
publican party has lost ground 10 On
alarming cXicGt wihia the last three
months. lis bsst friends aud ablcsi
opponents have not been able 10 ex-
pain thc briraya! Of oar national in.
tcgJity IN the Hay rauuecfysg treaty,
or 10 defend the bad Faith aud tru lily
involved In our treatment Of Porto Rico
We say np,hin. OF the stupid misman.
agcmgnt In Cuba aud the Philippine
l.hnds, the ugly aud appalling suspi-
clons currcuI with reference 70 both
them and Porto Rico,
Having 10 certainty, we speak no
wurd. But we assert wilhont fear Of
contradiction that The Administration Is
daily losing strength oa all these scores
and VIC know, for certainty, thai
thousands OF mn who four years ago
regarded Mir Bryan with terror and
aversion now consider HIM ftyurably
as the lesser ul two evils. "
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08
Does THIS Interest Yea?

The following EXTRACT from an cz.
change its ont case 80 nicely that we
reprint IL, and hope thit oar readers
will make a personal application Of
''thc moral il Is designed to convey. 4"
There was once q iaTmcr, who had
l,SU0 bushels Of wheat, which be sold
not to a single grain merchant, but to
l,sOO different persons, bushel TO
each. a few Of them paid him cash,
but BY far ihc greater portion Of them
said Il was not eonyenieui then, but
would pay later 4 icw months passed
and the mans bunk account ran low
"llow's this2" be siii; "my 1880
bushels Of wheat should have kept uir
IN atiluruca uatiI another crop is raised,
but ! have paltcd with the grain aud
have Instead only va,t nnmOer Of
accounts, ~ small and scattered Tat
cannot &c, around aud coilec, them tIsi
enough to pay expenses" So h.
posted up public Ioi.c nsSing oh
those who owed him 10 pay quickly.
but few came. IIsa rest said, "Min,
Is only small matter, and will 90
aud pay it one Of these days, forgetting
that though each account was small
they meant - largo sum 10 the man
fnngs went on thus. The man got t.
feeling 50 badjg that h. i,ll out OF bga
and awoke, and running 10 biz efan,ry
fund his go ba.hrl, Of wheat ~
there. lie had only been dreaming:
he hai not sold his h}al n all
Moral The next day The man wen
to the Publisher Of lis paper anil said
'lIcrr, SIR, !. The pay for your paper
and when next years subscription is due
yoI can depend on me 10 pay it prom pr.
iy. | stood in the position Of an editor
al night. and | know how il feels 70
have ones honestly earned money al
over the country In small accounts "
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08

Rico since the Svaniards evacuated the
Islands, amounting 10 over az ,0oo.-
GOO, OF thai may hereailef be collected,
b. placed At the disposal Of ihc Prcsi
dent for The benefit Of Porto Rico. A
bill was ut once prepared emhudyiug
the suggestion aud rushed Through ibe
lI1usc Il was a piese 81 cheap clap
Trap polilics, and promises no practical
relief TO IN, people and depressed busi-
nrss interests Of that island; bus il gave
tbs President and bis paTiisans an OPP
poruniiy to make grand. play
Of rceksuilliin humanity before tbs
country, The provisions 81 the Porto
Ricau tariff bin are not changed; the
claim that Tree trade whb other part,
Of the country may bo douied all new
acquisitions Of the Luhed States Is ad.
hcrcd To, aud II lbe bib goes through
tle Senate, the robbery will go on iusl
the san,c, only We'ensc viii be made
Of restoring the stolen goods
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08
The Real Meaning d lhs gaaa Trust Bill

Prom the valley Democrat AMI Joarnal.
" hen the Bank Trust bill was liTst
introduced ihr impression went cut
that il 10 luccd silver, rs we'll as al
other forms Of currency, to the level of
token money, redrcmablr tn gold. Bn,
such is not the ct,e. That would haze
been bad enough, but the measure il
iar worse than Was st first supposed
This infamous measure makes gold the
ouly legal tender m0ney---the only
MONEY that debts can be paid ih--and
provides 40 rriici for tbs debtor. Sil-
yer Remains primary money. but a legal
tender only to the amount u "a. There
is absolutely no provision lot It's tx.
change ct "rrlomption" 10 gold a
debtor may have carload ul silver
aud ,iiil be unable to pay hip debt ex-
crpt by permission ut his creditor. lie
canuot take his silver to the Treasury,
or anywhere else, uuh exchange it fol
legal tender gold With which 10 pas hi,
debt Under Ihi, llw he will h5 halp-
less aud at the iucscy Of the money
lender as completely as II he were bis
purchased slave Aud yet senator Al.
ii.uu, 10 defense Ut bis most iniamour
measure, declared that |, was the par.
pose Of hi4 patty TO ''dccorata" this
worthless silver money as the ''mnneA
that goes iuio general circulation" 10
BE- known as ''lhe money ui the poo.
plc." ID you wonder that she groai
Anti Trust Convention, composed of
leading MON Of all patties, denounced
this TN As li,e most infamous measure
ever presented 10 Il legislative body BY
a '.biud ui consplraior,f
Gold, ,be muaey of the rich, the
moacy III the banks and tho usnrcrs---
the Kind of money that The people never
suc The color Oils madn tho only
money that legally pays debt, aud
then by law il Is placed out Of the reach
ii the people; while siiver, which l.
utterly worthless under his adverse leg
lslalion, Is decorated and scattered
broadcast among The peapie, to deceive
Them with iancied prosp riiy until I
suits the purpose Of The banks TO pre-.
clpnsir pauie aud ipreclosc on the
peoples property. Aud this threat OF
panic will In nsed for c1cyeiye purposes
IN the cpaing campaign, just as IL was
Ia 1886, only with thousand fold
mnrc effectiveness, for under this new
legislaItpn panin wuald ruin n9. only
the business man who depends on the
bauks for his capital and tho gambler
whu bets on future prices, bat the
farmer who hss mortgage ON hls
home, aud every man who owes debt.
Aaung all the inlamles that were ever
enacicd bath law IN Tbs whole history
Of civilization, nsiIsiag hns escr egualied
the Infauly II ibis baak Trust bill.
Why the people with one united voice
d., H.sl cry out against ii Il more than
h. man nisd can comprehend.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08
BEST EFFORTS OF TIE POETS


Folder ans statesman. rarest uuIso7s
High poiatd example OF great Gn.ies done
Simply M breathing, a worlds honors
worn
As itte'a Indifferent gifts 70 all men horn;
Dumb for himself. uu.Css Il wsre 80 0sd
Tut for Eis barefoot soldiers eloquent
rsaHplhg the snow &c coral wSSro they
trod.
Held 10y hts awe IN holiow-syed content:
Modest. yet nrm ga Ealurs's self. VI.
blamed
save by tho mea H7s uob!ss temper
shamtd
Never asductd through she's q present
good
ny other than uUsetiiHg tights 10 steer
New trimmed IN Heaven. nor than his
sttadfaHl mood
N9Fe sgtadfasl. Tar from rafhhtss Of from
fear.
Rigid but with himself nrst. sraspins
Htlu
In swervsleaa poiss the vavc-ssaI helm Of
wllt:
Nor honorsd then or now because he
Eooed
rh= popular voice, bot that he sill with
stood:
broad minded. hishrr-souisd. there ia but
one
who was all lhls and ours. at msn's-
Washington.
James Russell Lowell.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08

The State Dcmaoralic Committee
mci nj Kansas City Tuesday aud made
calls for three State Cnnycnlion~ The
FIRST to nominate cInliltles for State
c1ises, to inset ut Kansas City June
sth; the second, to elect delegates to
she National Conveu,ioa, at jefferson
City June lith, aud the third, the ia.
dicial Convention, at Sedalia July II.
The basis Of representation fixed for
the Kansas CT y Convention Is oic ,ielc-
gate for every 500 votes cas-; Cor Bryan
ln 1896, and fraction Of ij9 aul OVER.
This will givs ST. Franc,is county
seven delegates II we hal cast sis
more votes for Bryan We wpuld have
been entitled to eight delegates. The
representation for the other ennvcn.
tipns Is one delegate fof every 5oo
votes cast foF Bsyan and fraction Of
$50 and over, which gives this county
four delegates 10 each of the other two
conventions. As our Couniy Commit.
te1 has called fIr pvcrine, meeting 20
elect delegates 10 County Convention
jor the purpose Of eirciHg delegates
10 tho State anil Congressional Con-
ventions on June OH, they viii have
10 chunge tho date and make It ear
HER, rs the first Stste Convention Is
called for June 9th.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08

In a speech bciorc the Ohio Society
10 New York on the "a, President
Mckinley sai,l lha, we bad no alliance
With England. Boukn Cochran, who
addressed the Robcrt Emmet rnemo-
rial eelgbrauss the neat day, refer
rag to this remark 81 tho President,
said II am iaclined 10 believe II.
Il Is a Surrender. 1t Is surrender Of
iho control of oar policy into the hands
Of the English Foreign ONCE. This
statcneul il not ~ ,dc Eighty, Our
State p2psrlmsn, discharged Our CIn-
sui to Pretoria because he complained
that his mail hal been tempered With
and displaced him Wiih boy , years
old, the son Of the Secretary Of Stale,
who got his final instructions not from
the STATE Department, bat from Abe
English Foreign Office. This ficl Is
accepted The world over as proof Of an
alliance With England, and has pre-
ycnicd any Interference in shc war from
any other Power.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08

Jefferson Couniy Democrat Hon
vi lsahb has been writing letters to
sanTc Of lis constituents. but finds Il
impossible 10 write 10 all. and requests
rs To shy that be i 10 the race for ro-
eleciian. lie has made a faithful and
ctliciant representative. and Is BIZ rcssnn
OF l'is three years experience better
qualified than ever. 's'hrre will iaah.-
ieSs be nsiscr candidaies Tor the Demo-
cratic nomination. bat We 10 NOT credit
the rrpaFts .isst there Will be auy fsnns
this county. We believe Mv. isobb II
entitled TO the united and earnest sus.-
port ei the democrats Of shIs county
fnr anulbsr term anil hare had no In
iimatipa from II Democratic sourGe thai
he viii not Rave ils nevertheless. II
belfooges his fricaIs to- be on the alert.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08

AkfeF war the Nong of peaee.
Dark drifts OF clouds shu, out the sky.
The air to TeGt with sounds Of strife;
My brother marches forth 10 die,
Or take some fellow mortara life
The Peace the world has walled FOR
ahriuks pale behind the skirts OF WaTi
Across The plains the ruiS are deep
Where caRinea Of destruction passed:
The blinds are drawn wheFt orphans wsey
And blood IN Rowing FREQ and fact:
The hllia give hack the csnRona roar:
THE SONG Of Peace Is heard no morsi
My brother fnocks me IN hts heart,
blame him for the stand he takes.
The world Christ saved IN rent apart.
Aud every tie that bcunH us hreakat
The war sod Ehriehx. the sabeF glesma,
And crimson ztrenka are ID the AtFeamAi
nut God was relsninE IN the sky
When David weat 10 amtte aiR foe:
Ard God Is relFntng gii on hleh.
And attn Inspiring men below,
And when the sounds OF battle cease.
Ard when the work Of War n Ger,
TaeH shall the hopeful Song OF Peace
Swell higher, clearer than bsforsi
81. r. ki8eF. Ia Chicago Tlme4-fIerald.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08
Seeds.

iNIiun4nes aad constipation are
seeds out II which spring many of slss
segians Diseases THAI affect thu h8naa
hod5. s.nud IasIsmsns sunld demand
the insnes Iistc tensosal NJ alis ruadI-
slon before il develops something sHuff
tspa5irsn ne and diiilsuit To care.
l.rsekiy Asll I:.sters ~ reliable cure
fer constipation ana Disorders n sini-
laf elssrassor. II uss only thoroughly
oprsics and s,usiiles The hsvsss. bus
strengthens The bowel channels aud
regulates tbs liser AMI stomach. heace
II peffsrnss radical cure. Sold NJ T..
G. Msssnras;ck issae ca q
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08

following tho beat of thelf imperial
Ssm, thai the Constitution does not ap-
ply 10 our new possessions, the Rapub-
Hcans last "Wednesday forced through
ihe House uatler whip anil spar tho
Posto ltican laiIf bill, iIu, mighty
protest agtinss this M Amcrlcau ts,iicy
u robbing the pasltie d Polio I;Eeo ios
she beaeiii Of ihc I,inglcy protected
sn,sss arose even anaag their llepab
hcaa constituency, and ,hey became 50
badly fsi=hisrnci AMI ,ieMwalzsl thai
rhC very nexl a'ovnIDg hasiy eonf r..
enee was heid "A the White llsase. aud
slsc President urged 10 send SHORT st,e-
slHi message 10 Congress to esasieHia
sicm ifum their binndrr. The rfrsi.
'lsui eau,piird, and seal ID 4 message
ruswesaiag that III tlls customs reyenus
ss.IeesrJ I'm lsapattssisa< frsm rsrlo
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08
Hon. Edward Rob5.

Congressman Edward Eobb, who Is
serving his Second term in Congress,
l. n candidate tot rcnolaiua'iOu hy tbs
Democrats of the Thirteenth district
Mr Eobb has moi ouly mado "a faith.
iul auj earnest representative Of the
pcupir's Interests, but be b,, won The
esteem and confidence of his fellow
Congressman by hi, strict integrity
and adherence 20 principle, AMI IS IN a
better condition to d. effective work
than ever before. tie has bscr tru,
10 the people aud to bis party, an in
du-tti3u, auI efficient worker, and de-
serve well of his constituents. We
give below what some Of the papers II
the district are saying abolt him:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08

The Washington dispatches announce
iha, President Mckinley and the Al.
minls.ya'iun favor The llay-rauncef,Ie
canal treaty because II Is the "5est Nc
can got a" By the terms OF this treaty
"0ur Gracious Majc, tY's" government
kindly consents that we may build th,
canal At our own expense, bat she nc.
fuses permission tor Us to fortity il :
and In case ui war involving "0m
Gracious Majesty's" government, her
warships are 20 pass through tn, cta |
free, even IL Il Is f0r the purpose OF at
tackiAg cor own scacpasl cities. Thi-
y exec singly kind nt "0ur Most Ora
olpus Majesly," aud her condescensiou
viii be appreciated by her truly loya.
Imperial Republican subjects. bat The
Democrats, in their usual stupid Amer.
isln way, will doubtless object mud use
bad language about Her Majesty and
her governments. You caat expect
anything else Of Democrats. Valley
Democrat.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08

A aew posioIlice rule has inst gone
inlo effect imposing ilne Of $500 o,
one years Imprisonment on anyone
who through carclessue-a or otherwise
takes mail not belongl X to himseII
from the poslofl'ee and fails 20 return
Il Vt once. This applies TO newspapers
~ well as letters aud other valuable
mail. People when taking mHil from
tie office should examine II before GO
Ing oat Of the building. II win take
but q moment and will sase.a deal Of
ifauble. 10 set NJ that II was the
postmassor's fault will cue 40 fsgure Ia
this ruling ---Exehangs
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08
10 the Public.

II have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy since u was introduced in this
vicinity. both for myself and family,
aud always With The best results, aud
cannot speak too highly of it. It does
It's work thoroughly aud elfeclgally, -
says Elliott Ingram, South Ire, Mass.
This remedy Is o fayUEiIe because il is
prompt and certain In It's cures aud IS
pleasant aud safe 10 take. Price %
and 90 cents per bottle. For sale by
City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08
A Good Csagsl Medicine.

"My son cooghed necessarily for two
hours, and could tind 10 relief NATL wa
gave Chamberlain Cough Remedy. .
says AIRS, Robert NJ. Myerly, Of West
minister, Nd. There II no better mod.
ielnu made for coughs and colds. II
Is pleasant to take, tro, which i 81
much importance when Intended foi
children. For sale BY City Drug Store
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08

Dnnne Terrr Star: Congressman
iiubh l. receiving rather more than tho
usnnl share IL recognition nj the hands
of The Missouri delegation In Congress.
The delegation met thi. week and uuan-
iniously placed Mr. linhb on the Ma
tioual Congressional Campaign Com
Hittee. While Congressman Rohb. in
common with III other Democratic
Consressmeq. has haea mazzled by the
Reed gag rule, he has made his person.
atty felt IN Congress, and The honor
Conferred hy his colleagues il tribute
10 his ability.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08

NJ. Louis Republic: Congressman
Hubb Of the ThIlccnlh district i re-
rciyiug n good many complimentary
notices from The press oi bis district.
regarding his present course IN Con.
gre,s. Ills speech on the finance bill
has been literally quoted over the Ills.
triot. lie il candidate fof reuomina-
tom. and his friends predict that his
satisfactory record will give him the
nomination. notwithstanding the fact
that he will have opposition.