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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1900-08-16
CHAMP CLARK ON
REPUBLICAN MONEY.

strous measure ever placed on the
statutes. 1t is sometimes called
the Overstreet bill, but it should
be called the "Atlantic City BILL"
because it was concocted there in
vacation by a corterie of republic
can magnates in secret conclave.
In my mind Atlantic City is the
poorest place in America to ascer-
tain the settled, sober cause of
the American people.
That bill not only established
the gold standard, which the re-
publican party never promised,
but it retired the greenbacks, and
let me say that if the republican
party had promised to retire the
greenbacks there never would
have been republican congress
to enact such law and there
never would have been republic
can president to sign such nea-
sure.
will not argue the greenback
question, have simply this to
say There never has been war
waged by our country in which
the greenback did not give us the
victory, and if the greenbacks
were good enough in the civil
war to induce our people to leave
their homes, their wives and lit
tie children to risk their lives on
thousand battletields in the de-
fense of their country, then it
ought to be good enough for gen.
tlemen who make their living by
reclining in the shade Of Wall
street, clipping gold coupons off
coin bonds. If the greenbacks
were not good money then as a
m~ttcr of common dccency we
owe it to the old soldiers even at
this late day to pay them the
Offence between gold and green
backs from 1861 to 1865.
By the Atlantic City bill con-
gress advocated the paramount
function of government the
money making function-and
turned it over to an association
of national bankers, a function
too vast and too dangerous 70 be
given to any citizen or corpora
tion. That system broadens the
money question and puts it on a
higher plane on which Andrew
Jackson fought Nicholas Biddle
and the old bank of the United
States, and as he conquered in
the thirties so will we conquer
under the leadership of the great
Nebraskan.
l repeat that while we maintain
our position of 1896 in favor oi
the free and unlimited coinage oi
gold and silver at the ratio of Ii
to /, without waiting for the con
sent of any other nation on earth
the republicans have changed
theirs and have changed it radi
cally. l do not have to make
assertions or quote democrats tt
show that we are right on thC
money question. Twill quote yot
a republican of the highest degree
Certainly republicans ought t.
believe each other-for nobod,
else will believe them.
My republican witness says: g,
am for largest use of silver in tn,
currency of this country. woul'
not dishonor it. | would give i
equal credit with gold. | woul'
make no discrimination. woul,
use both metals as money ant
discredit neither. want th
double standard"
These potent words, that wer'
fatty spoken are like apples o
gold in pictures of silver. The,
are clear and unmistakable il
their meaning. Now my repub
lican friends, who are engaged il
the condemned business of wor
Shipping the golden calf, what or
ator and statesman do you sup
pose made that forcible declaration
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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1900-08-16

N. 81. webb for Drugs and Books. Or.
ders promptly niiod. II PA4o. Texas.
The sun., 1900-10-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
crowds at nnclstad.r,s,

Ifone is to Judge by the opening matt
nee yesterday afternoon tie program
which Manager Hacketadlr tiers TINS
%eek is going to Keep tile manager Of the
box oilice busy. There vas hatdiy stand
ing room yesterday afternoon and the
evening performance WAS tqaaly we'll
attended. lie blil is ore Of Those com
binati0ns wticn managers get together
row and then which p'easea everybody.
William Foote, mnnnl9Gua entertainer
and iniFerson&tor, MADE very favorable
impression. BicEnell aud lhopp, III
The Model Bakery" Colvilie and Mac
Bride in singing ana dancing; the Kon-
dyke Trio aud john Lyon and others
contributed.
Probably the most pleasing feature Of
the entire bill was the appearance Of the
local favorites Messrs, Gavin and Platt,
III their new piece entitled '.fhe Census
Taker 1t is bright and entertaining
and excelently handled The singing Of
the pair was fully up to that Of last sea-
son and they we've gwen a verv flatter-
ing reception at the end OF their act. / he
attendance during the week gives prom
lee OF Icing large,
The sun., 1900-10-16
FRENCH PLAN IN CHM
The Official Reply From Germany No
Yet Received.
BRITISH BAR TO REFUGEES.
Column Of Troops sent 10 IlowIoon
Iaontier In order 10 Keep Reb-
els Or Ismpcrinl Troops Out
Of I2aslish Territory.

Washington, Oct. ia dispatch from
Paris saEs:
Germany is he only neWtl, which has
moi replied fosinally TO Frances npte 10
China, though She has verbally accepted
its FERNS.
Jlpaii's answer, iust received. accepts
the proposals. retaining only one cnndi-
tion, This refers u the permanent pro-
hiill1on Of the importation of arms.
While agreeing with the principle Japan
offers Suggestions rs 10 how the pro-
hihition cin he bcst accomplished.
"A dispatch 7, caived at the French for
ci"n Office From liankow. dated Oct. IL,
says the Chinese court arrived al Singan
Flu on Oct. H."
\ dispatch from Ilonglsons. DATED Oct.
IL. siNs:
~ column of troops WAS dispatched
this m1l'uHg 70 Tie kowloon frontier,
with The object of barring armed refugee i,
ciililr rc's'lS or imperial tronps. from cn-
tering British Territory Wien defeated.
The rrbeis aii reported tp j. 3u Q
strong, - miles north Of the British
frontier. \ thousand IT Admiral Hos
troops. TIRE III put'Hit Of thcr while 2,G0D
Chinese troops hdte lpft Canton, over
hand n ntEg"H ~ lTbols.
".SdGi!.Hi lio ha- Informed IT, S1vtrn-
q lila' ti!p rebellion Ws carefully tilaa4
a@d Fha leb !, are ansipns u conailiilte
h yiia&ar and gain the y. peJ ol fti-
9 snlls; !Huee ihe absence u outrage ana
liitsu Al Indications pliut II ;ar it,
~. bains Widespread. sGntlrrakS acrut-
- Simultaneously il setelal ceHIcrs &c
Rwan@tra and Kw;l@>i. Sppaf, :
Il Kank- iH-Wci, Snl. lat-t.n mud IL
'lriads hay anldlAlhaiod tllsir forces iii
t.e Z, NJ aai1 elti-e he overflow ot Msi,-
c!lao rulf Ii adfh lima.
~ f'fre.!l launch was captured III
pratrs % t6t. l3 near Mon--t how. Tn
pirates sceGl.ed Si2.NuO IA spacie.
The sun., 1900-10-16
THE oI"l'!.t)O![

CienclHI eieffiGn tl3sy i ofli ihtc.
weeks aW;tF. aiat II 1gEuaF, alupa.:4
work 7pprai, ailg 4. htYe .3l.t m4uu.
The nearltss " Thu election l. i fact
which every body viii appreciate. whiir
The neWnesS Of the campaign i only IN
appearance that il casily dispeis.rl. III
stead Of being new ami short the tqnu-
paign III Delaware has been hong. ana
sufficiently like I'LL the recently prrcp,l
ing ones. rs to appear old A. il matter
Of fact work IN the Republican campaign
III Delaware has never ceased since 1896.
This work WAS continuous until the
agreement npon one Republican State
ticket WIS reached, ;rul ;ts Il consequence
the routine work % tin campaign nt-
tracted little attention. That achieved
the campaign work popularity sucalled-
the BRASS band period with ii. march,
inS Clubs and speech naking began
That period i now or How much, or
how little it Is to affect the result is
the doubtful element III the calculations.
Gradually the d"reiopempltS Of tho
natiantl eampaigu have assumed Il
favorable inspect ..ile lo4bi.4l States
have apparently hreu ,5lIiurea Jill! neV
~. Republican TIM aptpals solid. Ohio,
tataG MY YerE md sier. sf4a. are
Ee 0.. afl5 py ~ 4 yaia lur th,s
i; icas titl.a'. MHt iig..a con
irs Nisea ha be4al, u. fig.d. and
lat4!it la a.l d.,i.;. us th. pgicia
q y.ti. aad tAn corruption af courts.
i HeW gtl#ft.iIy to..li:@",, Bryan, II
the east uQw stlnd., i hra'on II is
l4gt >gte and good politics, however 10
sop until the @aal is reached. ~ wise
man will rrlaN his effo,.ts nutl the las
moEent has passed and he is assured
that the last vote is cast and the vic
tory won. III the local State politics. as
iii national politics. the Democrats are
beaten. We say that advisedly. We
are not guessing. The Democratic regis
trHton law by which they expected to
make il difficult for Republicans to vote,
failed in that regard but made it pos
sible to accurately measure and record
The sun., 1900-10-16
Ge,crnl Mnrl.cta.

Nea N#tE, 3gt. II.
fED' t-st.... la Eeeitisi @nE Bs1 laWg
-t4t Natss4.i }ct 'iH, ,t.2tet85i: WittH
,i.4t. i- 5; @niaa ayie,, 45a. wiM
IN imtsffs s.1
VII @etkaal 6atsi7a -,a'ts,if. laWoi
81 +. a3 Et.f7 H.tEct- titpi siiaa aql iss
ttaN- @5 tasf BY, t;i.l..f Il e,it.litf m ll.l5
sNts tlIr} = laas.t
Ef A.& "; tns.5e..se i &, s;ew iotN;
7t y, *tTl 5a.s !. u, a,,aa;.
a3itN ia4UT Nitd MINT. lalen w5rli's slip.
neat. l'i4 Gnis74o @5aipts md oa,tl clb}p.,
dtt r'lhll ialel @ c0y an@; y,bilser, i2ll2:sc.;
Nlv II -.
IN, puIi anI ea-jr; tiatE. white stato. ags
@Sc. laef. M.te Wr-tarn 2aa33c.
PORN slealy mcss, sl'alj ilmily, siG,alal9
l.ttp >t'alH; prime western scam, 7.S21ac
BUTTER lnsettledi stltr dairy, lia21l2c.
er amere lda.2o.
ciiEESE-fnm; large white, l09sll9aic; small
white, lie.
EGGS Firm; state anil Pennsylvania, 2la22o.
western, los Of, 2lc.
si'GAE-Raw steady; fair refining. lAc.; cen.
tritusa,, 90 test, 4a4c; refined steady; crushed
6.l5c. powdered, 5.sic.
TURPENTlNE-Quict at Ill4a42c
MULASSES- Steady; New Orleans 43aJ3c
The sun., 1900-10-16
RAILROADS..
g o. B. AND 0,

Schedule III effect May 20, 1s00
All trains Illuminated vim n..
Light ilAlael
ENpfcs trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WIINlIyf,rae
DsLAWAliE AVENUE Sllla,sa.
FOR NEW lOltIN, week d.y 4,
9,a9 ~l1.o2, ii. M; Rl2lg,
80 all Pullman cars.j a;a
tlggs, II u. sundays, a5.OI, s9...
il. nj; t2.%2. F3.5S, f5.1Y mi a,. .''i
cIf,, '.i3, @10,52 i. III. ''t''t89l
PHILADELPHIA, week dfr.
5.59, 6.a0 1.5t, $50, 1888. no.. I.l ~
q M; 1913. "2.S5, 800, +s5S. eI
Pullman cars,) 5.25. +G.2S. sim
TiO,52 =. nj. sundays, +5.0l, 1al o
ta.59 1915, Tll.S5, a. m; t2.35. MN
*5,l9 (all Pullman carsJ $50, NH 81.
10 -, p. N. 3 80
CHESTER, week days. 5.so 49,
n3o, SIS, Ts.3o 1862, Ills il. N
5,2s, 60, "143, "l0.52, i. nj. Snn,l#.
7.So, $50, +9.S9, 1895, t1l.s5, Il. NJ. ~,
6.S0, +i43, $50, t1O.52. j. III.
ATLANTIC CITY, week dnvs. "a
g m, 1918, 2.S5, +3.5S, *5.25 pm sunday.
l.30 Il. III.
Cape May, Ocean civ, and II, ts
GitN, week days, $50 ii. Ill.,, 2,35 j.
Snutlays, 40 il. nj. :"
BALTIMORE AND W.ASHINGTnN
week days, e4.lS Cos, sS.Gl. tlL5
M; gl2.5G, '2,O9, Sls, $40. sl.57 ,..
t#ll Pullman carst 500. l0l3
Sundays, *4la, gS.Ol, $50 Il. III. 4
2.19. 80, J.39, (all Pullman c.gs,
'6.as, sui, @1o12. i. n.
BALTIMORE AND WAY SRA
IlDN$. Go i. mi; 3.l9 i. III. aas III
ecfi SGiiedS. $40 /. III, 6.3s j. H.. S.s.
EtIa4 only
NEWARK. week doys. t.is Al.
a.5l, oi \. M; ~i2.aG, 21a. l.a1. S@
4l0l2, r. hi, sundays. *4ia, S.Ci.
4, ll.. .l2ai, i5t. 4G.2S, 732, lo.l4 Il N
~ iSi'l li'i, week days, eS.0f Il rs.
49,. +3,s9 tall Pullman carsf l0.I. Il
NJ. sunday 500 Il. III. ai.57.
Pullman carS, *0.l2 p. M.
chicago, daily, *S.o4 il. M; .ts,,
y. nj.
CINCINNATI AND ST. Lotis.
*S.0i, 4. M; sl2.56 ana *l0.12 i. nt..l,iE
SlNGEltLl ACCOMMODATES
week days, 6.55 m; 3.19, 615 i. nj.
Sundays, $40 Z, M, 1872 D. IN.
LANDENBURG ACCOMMoD4.
TlON, week days. 3.!9, 4.57 .. nj. Sun.
days, 6Ss = m.
LEAVE MARKET STREE. STA.
TlON for
BALTIMORE, week days, 3.1O r. m.
LANDENBE1iG, week days, $40 i.
m; $40, 500 p. m. Sundays, 9.4O a.
m; 5,45 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR
WILMINGTON, week days, 1895 $50.
'7.SO. 1925, 11.OO a. M; 1920. .1.97. ais,
so, '4.2O 4so. *5.O7 (all Pullman cars.
.5.S5, $40, $3.50, '7.3o, 1915, lis p. M,
Sundays, 1876, '7.3O. 800 11.OO q. M;
'l22o, '1.s7, las "4.2O, 5.O7 tall Pullman
cars, 800 $50, "7.SO, .7.35, 1890 p. n.
Delmarvia Telephone 1893.
katcs to Western points lower than
via any other line.
+. y. UNDERWOOD, Gen. Manager
D. Il. MARTIN, Man. of Pass. Trafic
The sun., 1900-10-16
SHOT HIS SON IN BATTLE.
frngic story From the CnrinaiG, Ii
ti,r Philippines


tulrUfus O., Uet. Is: IA hat}lo with
tHn i'iipln Major t'Ilafr> 81 ~ i !
tsslr III the SiX;h iniuatE caiH. f#e., "a
f" witll ,lfsir ;alrr. i Gas!is& ynns
z W af iu@ln-S.i&al 6aa Maaa
Eq"l.l taIiy ,at ilil ,i@a au@ Iat@
u ll fitl, i, Ia 4 II i ILL., 01a ia,l% II
E!.1 lU's I@E ,l
Al#, Eusk Nf /.
!ie @li>5 FL {a 3sss Viii Il IT.
lssi NJ t Nsft. ;Gd WA ii
ae't StUi a 3nto' fa"
y u Nah i e-
@ III sha O.
lisa aEe1 hs
ls3fs riaM III ii
l Etti Gtilr aa,I tir II I'D aH ;ad dtia
ile EARNED a ilH lattul Si3,ts. Wiirrp
Nlt~ I;apkFt, !r .liea.
Lin' nal Huei.pf trt rrmaiN Il Mi ii
Fe re.impn aHd lrcaHsc Muiar. In
went wl,li tho Nh.' T. tlr I'hiip iacs
and was then transferred 10 ths Sixth.
He was stationed With three compali /
near San Beeir.
One day body Of l'iIipineS was -
countcrctl. 1t made gallant sand The
r.. .'a. 4."c ,ti, .s.t II he
charged ri4lr ii, II t5ir American lines
i was S@tn taa llr was an Angin-Saxen.
Major i'.cEpl't.iler Slot him in the fight.
lap""+ ai thc body showed he was
Paul Staniola oi lIoHgkong.
\ lnnn'li ii i Major Rockefeller ro.
'cirnf 4 1T fram the American consul
a llongkans ii nnSwer 10 ON h Ind
W!itt = 4 %ear before. II told Lin .hat
y lS19 white boy had been p'a I'd
~ tha Jesuit calle-e il IIongkang / Y II
hines" woman. whp ~al that Le was 0
Years oil and HAT Iii, name was Paul
irn
Iilr ntino d liz Chinese woman who
had nnrSel tht Eoekogrllar baiy was
l ~ Isl no by was adopted hy IN
t.n4l.rn merchant III Ien4koog " tn
na4" q liaarN Slrnhena. H. rc.rc.l
iili y III eN ep.t, ,tnd IL wt,s ",
Hean i,f li4::i, ag II. l'aal st5l hopa.
t.a- S.HAtpl tWe 5psas a4l III id
Nstaialif'e Nsiltg.
The sun., 1900-10-16
rrnin Wrcn;,ers - Chicn.n.

Chicago. Dct. l3.-'Fhc Chicago. Nov
York and i:nSton express un the I.ak,
Shore aid Michigan Southern railway
WAS wrecked II Eighty-eishth street. ii
Sonth Chicago. Some one turned tht
switch, and the heavy train. going III til,
rate Of - miles an hour. left the track
Two men We're killed. one Of whom VIA,
tho fireman of the train. The engineer
was fatally injured. and two other train
men We're seriously injured. The police
believe that the wreck was the work OF
train robbers and deliberately planned
After the wreck three locks known tc
have been on the switch before the acr:
dent were missing. Tho switch standard
showed signs Of having been tamperpt
with, as if locks had boon broken from
it by heavy hammer or crowbar
The sun., 1900-10-16
Empress rrescrjci.,s lIe,I.,

lIombusg, Oct. i5.-.An oliicial hullc.'i
says: "rh, Empress Freder.ck A. Ii i
suffering f." SOME tmr from rru ii
pains cnnsing exhaustion and acut,
weakness of the heart, followed hy e
ondary catarrh Of the lungs. still con
tinuing with increased temperature aud
irregular pulsations There is 10 pr :.
ent danger but Il recurrence Of the weak,
ness would he the cause of immiacn'
danger" Bulletins have hitherto not
been issued, at the request of the former
empress.
The sun., 1900-10-16
IInn - aeI \ ilr:.re..

Princeton, y. T., Oct. 10 -presidr"t
Patton Announces that the ,cgrrc Of do.
tor Of laws will be confrrrel upon .JoA.
Hay, secretary Of state, mt the common
Grafton day exercises next Saturday
Secretary IlaY will arrive in Primo, til
on Friday and will be entertained III
dinner by President anl Mrs. Patton
He will h. present II the exercises Satu,.
lny M rlinS t. receive his degree. Ri ,he /
Satlcrlee uf Washington will max n.
address oil Morals and American Civi!.
Zatiau.'
The sun., 1900-10-16
,ght n - ..r,l..l.rll

na#wa AZ sea. @ 'l'le ii 49,
@ el iin et ita iani ii ~ O
lt ,iEil@ 4! Il iFlj s; MA
az. int "'ti-aad IL ". Ma Ill
n tmSa 'tet@ uf5i el ia.t ~ c. +
f,l tloa ltai - ia ##etj.h ia Il .
tH H. tfn da%- at.tt alsn il havc
e~ii,sd n rolisiatral Il fs. IA me- O
AT lFift " t'tc government t.np-. | )
a7W sea!i1 ! that i @.lt tli;r mai y n rc
wrfk> ~ hari campaigning ~ III IN,
the tli3icrs tlnt Surround Il. lii taa
s.rCr.lOlI
The sun., 1900-10-16
y. NJ. G. A. delegates Entertained.

PhiInlleIphin, Oet. 1.l.-Thr l.2OO dele
gates to the railroad department of til,
y. NJ. {. \. conference arc the guests u
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad on IN rxclr
sion to Atlantic City. The party LEFT
Broad street station i'll Il special trai,
composed of three sections and contain
ing - ears. Robert s. Beatty. chicI
uf transportation. had charge of the OK
cnrsion. ". i. i'atton. whose recant
bereavement hy Mo dca,n ur his SIN prr
vented him takins paft III tile conference
WAS II tlh station and Sho0k hands wiil
many q tlr l!el gates, VIA appreciated
the caH,ttsy.
The sun., 1900-10-16
LEGISLATURE.

Senators:
I'd Dis.-Howard DE Haven Ross.
4th District Benjamin A. Groves.
9th District Harry g, Ellison.
Representatives:
1st District-James Kitchen.
Cd District-Samuel H. Baynard.
Sd District-James w. Robertson.
4th District-Han'y T.. Joslyn.
5th District-W William File.
9Th District-Frank +. Ewing.
9TH District-William Il. Finn.
Sth District-Richard Il. Pilling.
9th District-William Chandler.
10th Distrct-Harry W. Hushcbrck.
1lth District-John w. Dayrtt.
18th District-Theodor L. Clark.
18th Robert :. Carpenter.
14th Distlict-lt Richard IIodgSon.
18th Dstrict-James w. I.attomus.
The sun., 1900-10-16
Academy of Music.

Matt Flynn's Big Sensation Buresque
Company opened an engagemen - lhe
Academy OF Music last night TO 4 crowd
ed house. The performance was first
class throughout, and one Of the mer-
REST and bret ziest seen here this sea.
son.
The bill opens with the musical hnr-
etta Tine Kissing Tiu.t, Wlich served
" Introduce ecore or more of pretty
and shape.y loung v men in gorgeous
costunts. s. Itis was followed bv Il big
9ila The features al winch was the col.
ated act 'lAe Watermelon Trus'," ii.
0tien Mr. and Mrs. sherman C,.ote-.
ard Mr, and AIRS. Ban lltmdnaru Il !
'iest Cake Walking yeC seem le 4 Mr.
and Nis Coates M5n.}4 fast lrz and
tte Bdis tiietFgond ~ Al M. ~ cake
walk ~ Maids N squaie G4rteu. NeA
loik, lasE winter, aud III chs d /, ..,t.
Lhere Is great iiVarY between .ii-n.
The bill closes With the bl, e,u .
Queen Of the Opium Ring" il y il
the chorus IS seen III gorgeous O ental
Coz u Des, The same bill again thus and
tomorrow afternoons and evenings. Next
Thursday Iii Wafde comes with his farce
comedy company in "a Vile Wanted 2
The sun., 1900-10-16
nl.e ,rntlihltinn ...i,ninn.

SalaaatFn. n. j.. Drt. - Tha ?r
lii,it!la latiiy special tEin madt
I,a3n,i4&a VI tirsi tap " tEc ,,iy !
ennlqi't" and bap,l received i.e inisii
4 tla iq aHd u-cnNtrd teen - III,
itA iii meeting ssa> ltif
SeF. Il. ti !.s William Z. W8li
we'll. ltl.a t &n5lloy aud $aafa
l'iciie a'!,ra. ci i iaiGn aul il. pres@5
t%o aa,i ias. i stap u - minutes +
laa'ln Il @nEi4ea. where Mr. Wooles
spHE"io i .i,;lphHi u persons .hftor;.aii
stnns wefa msda III Nril~vilp. II ,n, hi
Vile, iialfan CASTLE, Warsaw. Bltali.
and .SVGa
The sun., 1900-10-16
New Head For Indian Mission.

Vinita, I. T., Oct. l5.-lIev. Fnthol
William IL. Ketcham Of Antlers. |. n
has been appointed AMI will soon take
charge OF the entire Catholic Indian mis-
sions of the United States, with henJ-
quarters at Washington. Father Kptrh.
am was for three years pastor Of thn
Catholic congregation ut AIuscogce and
also had charge Of the mission work NJ
this place and all of the Cherokee nation
and the Quapaw agency.
The sun., 1900-10-16
The Snn,lncrs.

ne Spuoncrs scored Il big hit 1T tho
Grand Opera House last night when
they opened a weeks engagement. The
house was crowded "A Soldier Of the
Empire" WAS presented in an excellent
manner. This afternoon "AIargcry
Daw" will .e produced. The bill for
tonight will be "Cnclr Danicl"-A Mes.
selger from JARVIS Secton Uncle Dan
lel Is one Of the best productions ever
given by rrpcrtoir company. The
play does not possess complicated
plot. the villain is rcegatpd to the back
ground and the whole action of the piece
centres around the title role. Uncle Dam
icl takes il trip to Boston To cu,lrnyor
to secure assistance for his siSter-in-law
Nancy Bartlett. whose farm is to be
sold un'lrr Il mortgage forcluSing nm
less her dAu@hcr Gertrude marrirs the
huldur Of tile mortgage. While iii Bos-
ton Uncle Daniel runs up against Il
variety ui funny experiences, hut unlike
"" usual country man iii tllr city he
G1r, n9t gct huncup,l He rccciv,., ma
ieritI assistance III His word from Clip.
p liilfe WHEWald grid. H. discovers
tn identity u tile mn3l,rcI,s 0f Mrs
haftl"tts husband aml from them he
aSfiis where the money stolen iii The
tihla VI lt murder Is lorutcd llo ar
fifrr bach home IN time q stop the
Ni'Iins ana @ @ct the villain III trouble
~ different WAYS. 'l'h" play affords
@,eni'r 'iiylon 4 splendid opportunity
,nRfN a lYle@l- it, h coihodiMl 54ld
,a1l, iGs frir itnipl + vci4 a59i.
ts Ga9il uEse 4 atieat$, 0l ;l.e rop
* sle 'thr 4aMScIs af tIie c9tnI any
L.l IA H-.., E.. lAlInrlNAln.
The sun., 1900-10-16
Postmaster Admits Tb.e,

Trenton Oct. 15.-IIcnry W. Mart.
pleaded guilty in the United States Ills
trirt court - the charge Of cmbrzzlin.
500 while postmaster Of Wildwood. y
J. He will he sentenced later AIauric,
G. Collins pleaded nnt guilty To cmhr2
zling Sluo while clerk III Tho Cumpl
postnlicc, Iolsn VI. Booth pleaded yG!lt,
I" Extracting 81 bills from letters al
dressed = medical company. Iiootl
WAS Z clerk 4 the Jersey Civ Eostnllicr
The sun., 1900-10-16
me Enacrnrisr nnrc-

Boston, Oct i. The AIassarlnstlt,
nautical training ship Enterprise, fros
Aadl.irit passed north hy Nobska. Jp.
God. Tile Enterprise is several d45.
overdue in these waters. anu con,i,pt.5ls..
anxiety has been fill by tho parent. n,
pupils on board and others Interested i;
the welfare Of the vessel.
The sun., 1900-10-16
No News of the wind,vnrd,

ST. .Tohn's, y. r, Ort. +. Tho 5 al'ae
stenmrr Kat. which has Just yisit i
Cumberland inlnt with supplies fer m
American whalng station there. rtr !
that nothing has becu sccn or heard IL
the Peary steamer Winlwarl. IIopt i, +
her return this fall is now practically
abandoned
The sun., 1900-10-16
WA. Tired Of Burm,,rx

Syracuse. Oct. ia man namnd
George Head surrendered himself to p IT
JeiTis police and confessed that h" had
committed burglary here. He Sail he
hal been burglar all his life and was
tir.i Of evading Justice. 4 Syracuse de-.
tecrye was sent for him.
The sun., 1900-10-16
FOR THE SOUTH

Southern ltailwa'.-Express G.46 D. m.
daily, sleepers to Fort Tampa Augusta
Memphis, and New Orleans; 7.S6 D. m.
daily, sleepers to N'w Orleans, Memphis
Nashville, via Aheville and Hot
Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line. Express 121.
p. M, daily, slecpmS 10 Charleston
baskerville. Fort Tampa. ANA Ataean
l,og a. n. daily slopcrs . Richmond
chcsapeaSe q oho Railway sill ,
n, n. daily. dining ca. a6a sl8crers /,
Cincinnati
seahoarl Air Line Express 4s5 4
w. daliN' sltepcfs 4, Jacksonville: 40 i
y. DALI sieepsr u 4 ANA and i'alaal
The sun., 1900-10-16
Dl3LAW.tl,g IHyflf0N

f,er Nrw Gastp 81; i. m. s.63 ia
ail'l SIS y. III. wr,5sS sS-ti,.# i.
i#f Ae8e. s.la y. y. g. u ii. wcck.
lor Doycr, lTalaipst II. ma Delmar
S.la, S, li.a5 y NJ. 499, 6.5s, and 12.f1 i. M
Sundays. 1911 y. m. : -
For wyoming and WY stations, sos
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
comfort, and Norfolk, 11O6 a. m. week.
days and l2.11 night daily.
The sun., 1900-10-16

The unity of the Republican vote on
the various parts Of their ticket is as
snrcd and the only people now dissntis-
tird with Republican conditions are the
Democrats. They are mad because there
are no Republicans who are fools enough
to help elect the democratic ticket
The sun., 1900-10-16

When 4 man Proves himself 4 politi-
81 elwagi 4" contesscs T. i possible
commission " any dastar(ily crime q
achieve snrrc~s Which hc cannot win III
Fl fah aHd honorable tght. Such con-
fes~ion wa- mat!c 1T the reception given
u thc Democratic candidates II lie
Young Mems Democratic Clubhouse
la,i night