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The sun., 1900-10-27
BRYAN AND SILVER.

I'm the present campaign Mr.. Bryan
stands for free silver and unlimited coin.
age Of silver lit Il ratio Of 16 10 / with.
out the aid Or consent of any other ma
tion, the same as in 1885, writes Theo-
dore Sutro to the New York sun.
Mr.. Bryan denied then as he denies
now, that he ever received Il salary from
the silver mine owners: but Mr.. Bryan
!. an ambitious young man and salaries
i.t.ed not be paid in money. 4 man may
'r placed under fan greater obligations
!, helping him to obtain his objects, and
Utmost every silver mine owner iii tho
country has helped Mr.. Bryan to his
nomination as President Of the Cnited
States.
The strength of the argument against
the silver monopoly lies iii the ftrt that
it aims to prove thar the Bryan callSc Is
not one '.ot the people ANA for the pco-
pie, hut a. I most @rasping. gigantic
and mcnfsciunahle single combine ana
trust against all the ftst II the lifted
States.
statistics and subtle arguments of
finance do not appeal II Tile ordinary
man. Mr.. Bryan knows this and his
campaign is therefore that Of the lema-
gosuc. II i one Of aligning labor
against riches. section against section
and masses against classes. While tigur-
ing rs champion Of the masses he il.
whether knowingly OF not. the represcu-
tatirp Of The most relentless anl grasp
ing monopoly and class i'll the United
States
The sun., 1900-10-27

10 listen TO his conSumatc and skillful
speech, his sharp rctort and his battling
method Of answering direct inquiry by
pertinent bur obiqup indirection.
But Mr.. Bryan made a favor
able impression by reason Of his oratori-
cal gifts and graces, his apparent hon
esty Of purpose and His abnundng faith
in himself. If he had elinccd more con-
tidencr in the aggregate wisdom of his
coultrymen and less confidence III him
self he might have been the next prrSi-
dent. No man has yet been able % lift
himself into that great place Juggling
1T his own bootstrapS
The sun., 1900-10-27
HnM,s This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
'or any case Of Catarrh that cannot 81
cured by HalI's Catarrh Cure
-. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have known r
]. Cheney f r the last Is years. and BE-
leve him perfectly honorable in All
business transactions aud financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
Toledo, Q. 90
WALpTNG, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole.
SAFE Dfneglsts, Toledo, O.
Hafs. Catarrh Cure is taken INTERNALLY
acting directly upon the blood and mnc
ons surfaces OF the system. Testimonial.
sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sid by
~ druggists. y
Halls Family Pills are the b.st.
The sun., 1900-10-27
BROWN MAN AND BLACK.

From Baltimore News.
Mr.. Bryan'S Solicitudp for the interest
of the colored man was shown To Il
marked degree III several Of his speeches
during his recent visit to West Virginia.
and again occupied his attention at ST.
Mlchaels in this State yesterday. Mr..
Bryan seems to think that the coloTed
man i'll West Virginia ana Maryland
should vote to help his brown brother
IN the Philippines and trust to luck for
the welfare Of his nearer brother in
North Carolina, but when was Mr. Bry-
an not given to Specializing upon the nos
SibilitieS Of the tal-otf future ana the
results Of the indefinite distance instead
81 coming down Ill once to the factS
nearby and the conditions that iil'e with
~ the pale Of practical assistamceH As
one " his Dtmocatc ;nlherants re-
marked who attended il meeting Ia hear
INN Speak 1T is I'LL blamed Sophistly.
hut it sounds Vol" Whether The col-
ored mrll af Maryland and WeSt Nir-
ginia have heen impressed with flle
sound q ndt, i II iiiifciit d teil Ii il
lHite certain that thr general puhlic Il
lG"ttE NG8l convinced III. tlr >6li!.i.trr n
rnldtelateaf Nr HEil's mry anpc1l.
ltlS g tIi laelnbcrs ni' ille taIDirl race IL
Ialr q sympathy WfA ~. iHtfest. II
tIitlr "hfnnl Matinf. n rh Ihitill
llhGs, N!Mle lllr lll4s iul li ta.i4. aeiisg
giNell 4 eaalct I, sata a5 all iii -aia4
parts oi their oWll country II lsGt til the
SrayeSt doutt
The sun., 1900-10-27
Bi;YAN,S DEL ar MARKED.

From Philadelphia Bulletin.
Mr.. Bryan camc down Chestnut street
today through i rty whore lilo vuturS
are against him III tllr proportion of III
least three to one. His presence here
has thus far been The only thing like Il
stirring sign 70 Inc luptlacc that his
Philadelphia friends have furnished thar
q Democratic campaign for tllc Prcsi-
dehcy has been going On He haS passed
fhrougl thr city chiefly IL @l,ntirv Il w.i,Io-
spread curiosity to take look at him.
50 far as the issues Of the campaign are
concerned the voters III this part Of thc
country have pretty wrll made III thpir
minds. Mr. 3rHafi ii tho fas cnd II liz
campaign + no longer regarded lis i Win.
hlng possibility. Ills appearance hore Il
virtually that of ii sensational anl I'D
tnreSquo character II tile day. IL Il
candidate biz defeat Ill., been as plainly
markell IN advance ~ lha election is ;tily
event ~ the future ril III determined
beforehand. Tho town. htwever. il .slad
70 httva 7 siilfast ot him. Ilii tic ltepub-
heahs aHite M much ~ The Democrats.
The sun., 1900-10-27
MEETINGS IN SUSSEX.
Aggressive Campaign to be Waged
There From Now on,

Republicans will wage an aggressiy,
campaign il Sussex county from now on
Meetings will be held at the following
places:
Saturday, October 81, at Scaford in af.
ternoon and Concord at night.
Monday, October %, at Coy erdalc Y
Roads. afternoon and Bridgcvile 1T
night.
Tuesday, October 50, ut Greenwood
n aftermoon and Milford at night
Wednesday, October 81, at Milton III
afternoon. and Lcwcs 1t night.
Thursday. November |, at George
town IN afternoon.
Friday. November . ii Whtc~vllc
~ afternoon and Wards y Roads.
night
saturday. November 5. 1t Laurel ii
afternoon, and Delmar IT night.
The sun., 1900-10-27
More rynIloid l.crer

New Castle, Tel, oct. 25. Another
case q ttyphnd lever is reported ~ Mil
w. Miss Anna Rodney daughter n
john u Rodney, is tie latest victim
While her brother, Lieutenant fieorg4 i
Eodney is also threatened With tbs dis.
ease. The analysis Of the CITY water In.
MT YET been made aud the public /
anxlousy awaiting TO know whether 4,
not the water is the cause of the disease
in this city. 9'Heaee
The sun., 1900-10-27
The Great Rnmmnse sale.

Today Will be big day at the rum.
mage sale ald this evening there will b.
an auction sale. The sale has been YER,
successful and many articles ware SEM
10 the sile Yesterday. There will be nd
goods accepted today as there il eporgl
row on hand. The gubecnatorial voting
contest is attracting much attention
Each vote costs te cents aud hand
~ome pedestal is to be given to the car
dldate receiving the highest number 81
vntrs. When the sale closed laet nigln
the voting contest .stnpd as follows: Mr.
FoId l57 and Mr.. Hunn l35.
The sun., 1900-10-27
.tRIS'roCR.ATS.
From New York Herald.

FfOm New York Herald.
.Aristocracy Is defined broadly to H.
the hest people ii lie State, and ill.,
only aiistocracy ii America i that which
comes within this definition. Galveston
News.
Some few people mr really aistoerat,,
ind 4 Very large nantr niiy fatief
themselves tlEl th,y ar4 ariStoaats. Iii
.Amrfica the trur li,tarrat i thr salf-
made man wha ipyer had lly grand
father.
The sun., 1900-10-27
WOMEN Is NnrL,I.s

The women u four states will have Il
hahd o making = President III tic nit.
sl States This YEAR Syracuse Post
Standard
That i % say, Colorado. Utah. Wyo-
ming and Idaho. And majority Of The
women ~ those States will make use Of
ihcir privileges,
The sun., 1900-10-27
Favored a MnrkIln,lse.

Dover, Del, Oct When the grand
Jury OF Kent county reported tins alter.
noon, after making an official visit "a the
comfy Jail, they favored the establish.
ment ot a workhouse in tile county as a
heip to the morals of the criminals.
The sun., 1900-10-27
DON'T BE i CLAN.
From lie Daily Republican.

From the Daily Republican.
Ihr tirst thing |, n elect Republican
legislature and thm fhe question IL
clectinS tWo tniteu States senators Will
come next. II the Democrats elect il
majority of the members If the LegiSla-
tllr" they will save the Republicans all
unnecessary trouble over who SHAH rep
resent the STATE III the United States
Senate 1T Washington. Don't be Il
clam.
The sun., 1900-10-27
HAWKINS PLEADS GUILTY.
Sentence Was Deferred to Monday M
His Request

Dovor, Oct. 36. John II. Hawkins.
fetlnef secretary Of state. pleaded guilty
g The charge " emhezzlrment rs bailea
~ llle co1nlH court His morning. Al
.is fgllissl seEiafre @as deferred until
AIatl.. !
lla~lEae ~aS tal,cn hack II fail IL
it&'tl ~ scittHfn 81 Monday.
The sun., 1900-10-27
nLIlNr MAKE i NnrE,
ON tle Daily .epilbIicaiI.

From tlr i1aiiy .epihicau.
= w w"re ietfiMg man wc Wauld
wagll tlit Bryan tlid moi make / single
vote ~ coming G. Delaware. Still look
Y the prap" hc saw who wanted ID
get 7 glimpse u TIL greatest traveller Ill
record.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Two Charters Granted

Dover, OF. 26 The following com.
nanles filed then certificates Of incorpor.
ton here Yesterday: The Columbia
I'nr and Lead t'o,, ri Wilkesbarre. Pa.
;,tpltal stock, 500 600. The Globe Filte,
=. !" ~ = Philadelphia, capital Stock
The sun., 1900-10-27
TO THE DEaF.

4 rich lady, cured OF her deafness and
noises IN the head by DR.. Nicheson's
Artificial Lar Drums, gave $4,000 to his
institute, SO that deaf people unable to
procure the Ear Drums may have them
ifee. Address NJ. il7S, The Nicholson
The sun., 1900-10-27
Farmers, Attention !.

The eighth annual special course of
instruction in Agricultural aud Horti.
cultural subjects at
DELAWARE COLLEGE
VIII begin WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a.
l9al, and continue twelve weeks.
a circular describing the course will
be ser upon application to the President
OF the College.
DIR. Geo. A. Harter,
NEWARK, Dr..
Catalogue describing the other two
agricultural courses OF the College will
be sent upon request.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Retnrned from S,lsseN.

". Il. lieaid returned yesterday from
SasseX county whore he had made 4
number Of campaign Speeches.
The sun., 1900-10-27
! SCHEME THAT FAILED.

FF0IH NHIHTWl Iiu~.
Tho only peapr Who Viii rcoi b.dl5.
over tha end " thc anthracite cual min
trs' stritan @ill bn TIL Rrgnftrs. Wha
thought hE eaald ~ ~ strike ror
political ,anital.
The sun., 1900-10-27
FREE TO INVENTORS.

tanning more than 20 900 patents Tor IN IN %
q mas enabled them to helpfuiiy answer mann
tua stTg to the Of nte
let treating briefly Of United states and an ttampn
lseents a,. with cost OF same. and how to proenIe
enf; Trade marks designs caveates, Infringe
THE mecisons IN leading patent cases, etc, ete
"r'tinS to Q. A. Snow and Co.. washington o. 10 q
The sun., 1900-10-27
BRYAN'S Hing.

From Philadelphia Record.
ar Bryan went through Philadelphia
!rsI"fdny nkc Il whirwind III his chase
= IN" Presidency. Throngs Swarmcd 10
sc9 ffoil every point Of vantage. and
The sun., 1900-10-27

DO not forget thar tlr sun job De,
i,artncn does ma, Wo.k.
The sun., 1900-10-27

AS good as any sold hear
about for $40, $l2 and even
SIS.
Many man who came in
TO look at the special lots Of
Suits we are offering left us
sati fled after purchasing one
Of those $500 Suits. We want
YOU to see them too, they are
the biggest bargains in town.
Remember we closed out s
styles Of very fine Suits worth
$Io, SIa and SIS which we
are selling at $3.50.
There are strip d Flannel
Suits with high padded
shoulders, Black Thibet Cloth
Suits, Fancy Worsted Suits,
Fine Cashmere Suits, some
single breasted, some double
breasted, every one of them
we'll made and perfect fitting,
not many i'll each lot but all
sizes at present. Come early
ifyou want New Stylish Mems
Suits worth $40, $12 and SIS
for $3.50.
Are you voting in our popu-
lar Fire Company's Contest?
The sun., 1900-10-27

10 not forget that the Sun Job Do.
lstitnicnt does nea; work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

nee TO tho amount Of ss.isii7. Tor
which she solicitor reneral obiain
judgment against him on the stth ol
May last. The amendment complain
"a % waa only 70 the effect % giviaa
the 0iiicer all the seea that might b.
reviewed by him. ard II the once n. -
stated IN she resolutions, a worse than
useless one, II 10 the democratic party
OF the territory which ia responslble fOr
a
I'm regard 10 Mckinley county, n n
a matter VI public knowledge az well
az of record, that the people of Gal
iup have for years been olamorlng Tor
new county and The only obleculn
10 the present law relating 10 the
county rs the arsa included within Il.
The assessment and taxation Of
raiiroad property b "a board Of equal
Eation, 10 She universal method in ali
the states and territories of tho union.
for Weii-knoWn reasons. and has been
adopted In this territory under the
law of 1852 providing for a territoriai
board % equalization, when the board
consisted ~ the governor. the attor-
ney general and auditor. The law was
amended In 1883. 90 and 'g7, each ~
which amendments tended 10 curtLn
tho powers of that board. a. previous
TO the amendments the board had the
power 20 nx values on al CLASSES Of
property as well sa Of railroads"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
DEArH oF Da. JOINS 9. nEmRY.
After a short iiiness he Pssssd Away ~
his Residence thfs MuralnH.

After short Illness he Passsd Away at
his Residence thfs MuralnK.
Dr John Z. Berry. one OF the we'll
known dfuggisis Of ,his city, died At
his residence. No. sos Roma avsnu..
this morning az $40 o'clock.
Several months aEO he wac sekfn
sick with the measlea. Whioh developed
into other diseases and finally Into an
a6scesa on the brain. resulting In his
death a. the time stated above.
The deceased Was burn az Fern
creek. Jefferson county. NY. ana hai
he lived until the coming september
would have been a. years old. lie at
tended tho common SCHOOLS at Fara
Creek and JefferaOntgwn, and then on
tered the Kentucky Medical college at
Louisville About tWenty-threo years
ag0 he left krntcuky. going 20 Coo.
rhdo where ne engaged In the cracker
business and waa quite successful Ee.l-
ma cut hin business. he. with a small
party. went on q trip 10 Pixies Peak,
an dthe party was caught In a hall
storm, the deceased contracting a ae-
we're case ef rheumatism. lie then loft
foF Fern Greek. hia home. and placed
himself under the care OF physicians
Tor treatment foF bhA rheumatism. uS
remained at his Kentucky home Ter
about year, and chen came 10 New
Mexico. engaging la the drug businsss
az Silver CITY, and afterwards enEaS-
Cd In the general merchandise business
az GeorEctOwa. fn 1885 hls aiore burn
Cd down and he came 10 this cisy, soon
thereafter opening a drug store on
First street near orunafeld Br0s.. All
removing sometime last year 10 his
present Qnartera-corner Of Gold ave-
nue. and First street.
Tho deceased leaves 20 mourn hia
death a most faithful aud devoted
wife and two brothers, J. y. Berry, la
the grocery business In sbis city. ana
T.. B Berry. a. the old home In Fern
Creek. Ky.
The deceased carried an Insurance. n
g29o0 Ia the Woodmen " tha Word.
and f2,t0O 10 the Fraternal Union sodge
OF America.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

For Lack Of Funds wosk on the Rls En.
teFPriso stopped.

for Lack Of Fands Work on the Bis Nm,
terPrise stopped.
George NJ. Shut. OK the Shut I'm.
prQysmen company. having the con.
tract to construct the low-ilne ditch; J.
Mckenzie. la charge Of erecting the
dams and other timber work al0ns
the ditch. and n. q. Miller, the resident
engineer under Chief Engineer Har-
roun. reached ihe city last night from
Algodonea ana put up at sturges' Eu.
ropcan.
MIR Shut was seen this afternoon BY
The Citizen representative aud stated
positively, without any equlvocation,
that work on the iow-ilne ditch has
ceased indefinitely. for lack % funds
The y ueman stated that the promo
tcrs OF "a editch. known a. the Albu-
quegque Land and Irrigation company.
owes his company about $4,000 for
work already performed, and when
they secured the contract his company
expended az least si5.OOo to improve
their outft.
I'VE have between nifty and sixty
men now In camp near Algodones /"
said Mr Shut. earning no money for
ue but eatink AZ our expense and
waiting 10 be paid on"
Continuing. Mr. Shut said: About
six miles Of the ditch. Ga Few miles on
each side ~ the town OF Algodonea)
has alrady been completed and this
constitutes the heaviest part of the
surveyed line OF the ditch"
ITO complete the ditch as surveyed,
what viii u cost7" asked the reporter
II am confident" remarked AIR.
Shut. that 90 complete the ditch Il
will take more than $40. .0O0. which la
the subscribed amount. In fact, an
much az 100000 II not more. aud as
the work has progressed 10 far some
cffort should be made 10 secure funds
and push the enterprise TO compile
ton"
Mr. Shut states that he was promis-
cd his money last Sunday but as Il
was not forthcoming on that day he 10
expecting 70 receive Il at any moment.
Il n understood that some OF the
heaviest subscribers 10 the $4,000 fund
have 80 far failed 10 pay up their as
acuaments
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
ARIzoNA tLEcrs MN DrLnoArEs
Republican Convention Endorses Mekin-
i.y and Also foVore statehood.

Repubiican Convention fmdorses MeKin.
i.y and Also fsVore statehood.
The Arizona republican territorial
convention mex as Phoenix tha other
Jay and selected the following del
egaies 10 Philadelphia; Charles a.
Akefa. Of Fhocnix. Charles Il. Drake.
% Tucson, Frank Dysart. Of solomon
vile. j. l.. Hubbcll OF 81. Johns. John
W. D0rrngtOn. of Yuma, James A.
Vaille Of Flagstaff. Inc ahernates
arc. %. -. M. Gaddis OF Mohave coun-
.y..w. II. clark OF Navajo. Il. q. n,
f'cnrone OF COcblSe. Thomas Grlndell
and George Cnrisly of Mancopa. Chas.
solomon oi Graham.
The convention throughout MAS con-
trolled b. Territorial secrctay Akers.
woh had one hundred of the ii7 votes
safe. Isaac 4. Stoddara OF Prescott,
win the backing OF Yavapai county d
~ votes, wag turncd down for delegate
after a bitter fight that ended In the
1s3remgai of The rAvapai county dele
cation fr0m the hail. The resolutions
warmly support Mckinley. briefly
coumead thaterra9rial administration
fayoF statehood; oppose state ccssiou
% arid lands. and DECLARE for tne open
ing of une forest reserve 10 free grsz.
ina or sheep and catgle.
Thomas u. Bennett % Phoenix was
chairman o fthe convention, aad WAL
~ Cooper 81 Tucson secretary. The
only coHsest FOR seats was ffOm Santa
Cruz county aad was decided In favor
OF the Harlow BIRD faction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

Tree Planting Tor an unusual purpos
has been recommended 10 residents OF
the western irrigation districts by W.
4. K&ll. assistant superintendent @.
tree planting Of the division Of forcs-
try, who has recently been In Now
Mexico on an Investigation. Agricui-
spre in that region depends largely on
irrigation. and the streams and reser
vOirs are much depleted by evaporati3n IN
iue TO the heat and dry winds. AIT.
tlail recommends that belts OF trees b.
planted along every ditch and rese"
yoir not only 20 shade them, but 70
shelter them from wind The proolam
% preventing evaporation ls very IN.
poftans. not only on account OF tho
loss OF water, but because the por-
centage OF aikall In the quantity re-
maining becomes excessive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

through on The aoor, aud ea theY fell
they we're AZ Ones despatched bY those
ON ths inside. sometimsa this Heuld
result hurtful 10 one " more u ths
erowd. The weather vas a. iis hot
tsat. and daring the ssmbat the man
would bs dressed about a. they aiapi.
and Ia the lying and aNiusing of clubs
In the Aght would come la contact with
the weapons. Sometimss AZ would be
on the head. arms VI isgs. but nioat
generally u would ~ directly on tas
snin bone between The knso ana ankle
lointa.
"rhs lesser reptiles we're destroyed
In mpqh ths same manner Aa thoss %
ths larger variety. and. nnaly, after
this program had Deen kept ap ssvss-l
nighta la SUCCESSION. thalf fsaagias
place and ptoInenade boarda Wefs
well broken up. but even then We
Thought u beat u keep q weather sIs
Out Tor can.
Then there we're the h0uss niaa m
swarma "a countless lysh,na that oama
la f9f a big share ef tovmsntina -.
hands and arms Eolnx like Slndmlns
while eating.
AT the end of my three months
work I got my check and rode over ~
signal IN the wagon with u0delna. tbs
mine and mlu bsss. on the way over
he got 10 coaxlng me 20 80 back with
him. said he would give me any poai.
tion | wanted about tbs mine OF mul
Look here. niu, l SAID. want
10 tell you samething. II Ycu paa g.
give ne the best rocking chair ypu
ever seen ana two nsgatrn. enc 70 hold
an umbrella over me and the other one
10 fan me. 1 wouidng go back 20 Bill
Williams Fork with you. And mare
than that. u gou vas 10 sivs me my
choice between going back or 10 hall.
would stop and figure " set which
ia faAa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

plaintiff introduced testimony 10 show
that the adjuater from the company
was In the city a few days after the
iire ard had been furnished with the
required poof The defendant further
set up that the plaintin had year
previous 70 the Ere been served With
notice that the policy on the building
had been reduced TO three fourths the
amount agreed upon In the original
contract. The plalntln answered that
he had received no notice OF such
change and n he had received such
notice. the original contract would not
have been e1eoted thereby. The defen-
dant also claimed that the plaintin, as
agent Of the company, had mlsrepre-
sented the value Of the building In sucn
a manner az TO secure far too high a
policy.
1he ease of the territory W. w. n.
rannehlll who conducts a junk shop
IN Alhuguefaue, was tried this morn
lng. The defendant was Indicted for
the Atchlson, Topeka a santa Re Rail-
road company. The evidence showed
that one Charles Field has sold to the
defendant a certain amount Of broken
scrap brass and scrap copper, which
was Identified by witnesses 10 have
been the property OF the Santa Fe
Railroad company The defendant at
tempted TO ship the material 10 Pueb-
10. but the shipment was examined b.
the railroad company. with che result
ahat Field was indicted for larceny and
the defendant In this cause for recatv.
ing the stolen property. The pFosecu4
lion pat on the stand several witnesses
by which u was shawn that Tannahlli
bought he stun IN the ordinary course
OF his business and In the presence OF
a number Of other persona. aud that
ne was without knowledge OF lta hav-
ing been stolen. The court thsreupoa
Instructed the Jury to return a verdict
81 not guilty.. holding that the prose-
cutlon had failed 10 make a case.
The court gave Judgment Ia the case
Of the standard Cigar company vs.
chas. Heisch. for $50. with Interest
from March. 1895
Owing 70 the meeting Of the supreme
court tomorrow and the uncertainty
az to the length OF time that court will
be In session. Judge Crumpacker tt!s
morning discharged the petit Jury for
the term