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WOULDN'T STAND HOTTER WEATHER.
30 Blacksmith Manning Took q Dose Of Car.
bolic Acid That Killed Him.

ihomas Manning. a horseshoer, 80 years old
went o his home at 400 East Forty-ninth street
heo'cock last evening and told his wife and
Tour children that he had read in one Of the
newspapers that the weather would be warmer
Tor the next few DAYS.
don't intend to stand It," he said; I've
nsait as hot az can bear to-day. so I'm going
'o,arnk th, and die"
h men ne drank the contents OF a bottle of car
vJnc ,"c acd Manning died soon after being
'aA-n TO Flower Hospital
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"iCiGO'S nor SPELL,
''' peaths and 100 Prostrations on tho sixth
Day Of The Heated Term

h'Aoo Aug a-Six deaths from sur
I'oA' and more than one hundred prostrations
we record Tor this. the sixth successive day
we present hot spell. For six days the
hndn,one%rr in the weather bureau in the
~ I more, breaking all weather bureau reerrd
bavs stsalhed heat. During that time there
ana ana, ,-H DeeH thlrt} -one d 'aths from snnstroke
CaIss. ypaoiy 100 other deaths assigned 10 other
10 heat, "a''o"e" ny eAhauSuoh que
A. ~ H. mortality among horses has been frightful
ms,aS ,|ulce Gulce OF the Board OF Health II Is esti-
have dia ,lat ABOUT 1000 ClTcaSses OF horses that
tion bu beu IN the street because Of heat eNhaus-
dav, nave oeen carted away during the past six
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INDICTED FOR VIEW ORLEANS RIOTS
Five white Men TO Answer for Murder-siS
Negroes Also Accused.

New ORLEANS, La.. Aug. 9.-The GrandJury
has indicted five white men for murder as
leaders In the mobs which. during the
rec mt anti-negro riots, beat and shot
q number Of negroes. and six negroes
for assisting the negro murderer. Charles,
in resisting arrest and III firing on and
killing number II policemen Other
Indictments Of the leaders OF the rioters are
promis d for tomorrow.
Another resignation of Police CommIs-
sioner under pressure of public opinion. Is r.
ported, Thomas Richardson, leaving the
board with only five members.
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IRON STEAMBOAT DISABLED.
Cygnus Parts One Of Her Steering Cabiei
-rransfers Passengers to Persons.

The iron steamboat Cygnus, which left Pier
I. North River. for Coney Island at noon yes
terday. was disabled just as she started from
the Coney Island pier on her return trip about
O'Clock in the afternoon by the parting Of
her starboard steering cable. 1t was subjected
TO sudden strain when the Cygnus's pilot put
his helm hard a-port TO make short and quick
turn In getting away from his berth al the iron
pier. The accident occurred when the steam
boat was abou, 200 yards out and the Cygnus
pilot had little trouble In keeping her Of She
had only few dozen passengers aboard and
they were transferred to the steamboat Perseus
when, she came along. The sea was smooth
and the transfer was unattended by unpleasant
incidents, Meanwhile, the Cygnus, doing
pretty fairly with her por, cable, kept well out
and started this way. steering a somewhat
xiszaS oourse, A telephone message had been
sent to New York for tug. and the Baltic went
looking for the Cygnus. She found her of
Norton's Point, and towed her up TO Erie Basin,
the CyRnus helping with her own steam. The
Cygnus viii probably be ready 10 resume her
trips to-day
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HALF KILLED FOR WIFE BEATING.
Lawrence j. O'Brieu Was Married while
Awaiting Sentence.

Mary Carroll Of 80 second avenue and Law
rence J. O'Brien Of 4s3 West Twenty-sixth
street we're married six years ago in the Tombs
where the bridegroom was awaiting sentence
for larceny. They seemed TO think that their
marriage In jail might induce the Judge TO give
O'Brien light sentence. But II didn't. He
was sent to prison for six years and got out last
January. Then OBrien's wife wouldn't 1.-Two
with him and he has been annoying her ever
since.
lie met her last night in front OF her home and
Knocked her dow n and kicked her. The wom-
ans father, Timothy Carroll, rushed down
stairs and pitched into his son-in-law A lot
" Fast Siders who were preJudced because
O'Brien was a West slider helped Carroll and
the result OF tho fight was a fractured skull
and broken leg for O'Brier.
He was taken TO Bellevue Hospital "a pris-
oner Carroll was not arrested.
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RAN OVERBOARD WHILE PLAYING.
Two Little Girl. Rescued From Drowning by
Harb0r Policeman.

Florence Albrecht, ~ years old, OF 24S6 Second
avenue, and Minnie Wilker also ~. Of 1884 First
avenue, were playing tag on the pier at the foot
of East i22d street last night. Florence, in her
anxiety to get away from Minnie. ran OF the
end of tn. pier. and Minnie. unable IN stop her
sef. also fell into the water. The cries OF the
struggling girls attracted Policeman Morris
Cagney OF the Harbor sub-station. Peeliny IN
his coat he dived into the river after them. lie
managed TO keep their heads above water until
Police man McAiann came 10 the rescue with
rope. The girls were sent to their homes more
frightened-than hurt.
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Car knocks Down the Chambers street COP.

While Policeman Martin Morrison Of the
Broadway squad and A. Lindberg Of 1876 Nevtns
street, Brooklyn. we're crossing Broadway AT
Chambers stree yesterday afternoon, they
were knocked down by a northbound cable car
Iindberg was not hurt
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No VOICE TO STOP A CAN.
Mr.. Hoe Has . Most Untimeiy Attack OF
Speechlessness.

Charles r. Hoe OF I24 Orient avenue. Jersey
City. waved bis hand to stop car at Broadway
and Ann street yesterday afternoon The
motor man paid no attention. Hoe tried 70
4 out at him but no words came. He stood in
the street working his Jaw violently and gesticI-
lating. A policeman thought he had be IN
sunsirnck and sent him to Hudson street
hosp tai, II was an attack Of aphasis. Hoe is
getting over It.
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ALLIES LOST I.Is0 AT PEITsAN0.
Russians Head the List with japanese and
British In That Order.
spseiaI Cable Dsspateh to THE SUN.

SpstiaI Cable Dsspateh to THE SUN.
LONDON. Aug "a despatch TO a news
agency from Ticntsin. dated Aug. s. says that
in tho fighting on that day the British. Japanese
and Americans advanced on the right bank
Of the river and the Russians. Germans and
French on the other side. The Russians had
500 killed and the British so. The other forces
lost heavily. but the number is not known.
A despatch to Dalziels News Agency from
Shanghai Of yesterday date gives the total
losses In the lighting on Aug. S as I,i9O, divided
as follows: Russians 900 British 1870 and
japanese 400.
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FLEETS TO MEET AT BAR HARBoR.
Rear Admiral Farquhar to Greet the British
yIce-Admiral Bedford.

WAsHIyGToN. Aug. 9.-Rear Admiral Far
auhar will leave Portland. Me. on the flagship
New York on Aug. "a for Newport. From New
port he will 90 on the New York to Bar Harbor,
where the other vessels Of the North Atlantic
squadron will assemble on Sept 2. to meet Vice
Admiral Sir Frederick Bedford. Royal Navy,
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LEFT STRANDED Ar CAPE Towy.
stowe Complains About the
heguiling of American NuIetser.

s,iN"IoN, Aug The Department OF
an, c. . IN receipt Of despatch from the Con
,n-ueneril Of IN. United States at Cane Town
sated July 0, 1900. further relating to the shin
hMent OF American citiznns n. nuIa,esrs a, NJ,
Nfsns Mr. ans on British Transports In tbI. instancs
who ms. ,,emarkS that he sends home free all
comAs i, soohrt clear one vessel than another
been 40 i,o 70 p3rt with more Amer ca ms who have
country 700, .sh a. TO ship with mules for this
shlnn cr OYER 800 have arrived and further
vented rb ., these muleteers ought TO be pre-
Taceful F" ny Tue men, are simply dis
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Holmes Agnew Arrested Again.

Holmes Asnsw. who has been arrested a
dozen times in the hotel district and once In
London. was arrested a4an last night for
collecting a crowd at Broad way and twenty
eighth street by shouting: 1T only costs q
nickel to be n sport
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LOST Nv GREAT SALT LAKE.

In Small Boat and Have Not Returned.
SALT LAKE. Utah. Aug e.--John Hohrecker
OF Boston and woman supposed to be his sis
ter-in-law. also from Boston. went out on Sun
day with W. +. Eastman and Frank Heep Of
this city in q small boat on the Great Salt Lake
and have not returned. The lake is a treach-
erous. soually sheet OF water. and 1t Ia feared
that the boat was upset and the occupants
drowned. Searching parties are out.
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n. mpiete and Readily Accessible.
Dad R,sssS sSa st station Of the Pennsylvania Rail
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Over tho Delectable Mountain.
The through trains Of the PennsyvaniA Railroad
eross ths peturssaus Alegheniss al their pretuess
pArt-Ads
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Newport Excsrsiea on Sunday.
See Advertising oolumn.-Ads
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FHope's Caramels are delightful and not expensive
~ Nassau ST. only.-Ads
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Another Despatch Says Prince Tuan Has Left
Pekln to Join the Forces Opposing the
Anies-French Opposition to the Leader.
ship Of Count Won waldersee Believed to
he Connned to the RabIA Nationaiists.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
FAIR BRIDES
OF DECEMBER
Ceremony Uniting Miss
Lurge and Mr.. Tollin
Notes Of Whereabouts of Will
mlngton Folk and Their
Friends

Miss Cecilia Lurge and Albert Tollin
were married in the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends in the
Synagogue at Sixth and French
streets, at $50 o'clock last evening. The
ceremony, elaborate and solemn, was
conducted by Rabbi Schoatz, Of Phila-
delphia.
The pretty bride, who is the daughter
Of David Lurge, of No. 8 East Front
street was attended by Miss Rose
Kline and Miss Clara Freedman. of
New York, as bridesmaids. The
groomsmen were Solomon Tollin, bro
ther Of the groom, and Meyer Lurge.
brother Of the bride. Miss Nettie
Lurge, sister of the bride, and Miss n.
Esther Friedman, Of New York, a cou-
sin, were flower girls. The ushers we're
]. Harry Gordon, Harry Hursch, Theo-
dore Hendleman, Morris Goldberg.
William Weitch and Morris Reschof-
sky, Of Philadelphia.
The bride looked charming in a gown
Of white duchess satin, with veil, and
carried a bouquet of white roses. A
large reception followed in Turn Hall
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
II IS loApEo

Somebody has loaded the Arizona
Daily Gazette for the benefit ofAddicks
and sent on copy to the organs
Of the gasman in this State. It says:
The little State OF Delaware, il seems,
Is in the Republican party to stay. To
this happy result the party is indebted
to J. Edward Addiclrs as the prime
cause and We believe, looking at tho
situation in Delaware from across the
continent, he should be rewarded by
the Republican Legislature OF that
State by seat in the United States
Senate" We believe the Gazette is as
ignorant OF the political situation
here as It is Of the political character
OF the man whose press agent has
worked 1t so successfully. Addicks
kept the State in the Democratic col
umn for eight or ten years, until he
could do so no longer, and that is the
extent OF his Republicanism. He will
receive a reward in keeping with his
work.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
DOINGS OF CONGRESS

The United States Senate yesterday
transacted no business OF Importance
in open session. Throughout almost
the entire afternoon It was In execu-
tive session, when the Hay Pauncefote
treaty was under consideration.
The House of Representatives, at
the end Of a long sitting, passed the
Army Reorganization bill by a vote OF
166 TO 1873. Three Democrats, Messrs
Hall. OF Pennsylvania, and Underhill
and Clayton, Of New York, voted with
the Republicans for the bill, and Mr.
Mccall. Republican, Of Massachusetts
with the Democrats against it. A mum
Der of amendments were adopted, in
eluding one for the absolute prohibi
tion OF the sale OF intoxicants at mill
tary posts. The sections designed I,
retire General Shafter as a major-gen
eral and Generals Fitzhugh Lee anl
James H. Wilson as brigadier-general
were stricken out.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

We desire TO say to the New Castle
News, that the policy which governed
the Evening Journals course of con
duct during the political campaign
just closed was to give the people the
benefit Of a sweeping Republican vic
tory and, at the same time. TO spare
them the shame and humiliation OF
the election Of such a man as J. Ed
ward Addicks 10 represent them in the
United States Senate. We believe We
have succeeded. Certainly that part ol
the policy relative 10 the redemption OF
the State has been carried out In our
deliberate judgment two Republican
United States senators will be elected
by the Legislature, and Mr.. Addicks
will not be one OF them. The decent
elements Of the State are determined
that the arch-conspirator shall moi
profit by his many years OF dastardl,
work against Republicanism.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Gave Pleasant Musicale

An enjoyable musicale was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Phillips, at their
home, No. 126 North Franklin street.
n honor of their guests, William
Short and sister, Florence, of George
town. Music was furnished by FL
wood Basco and William Denney. of
New York city. The Holy City, was
sung by Miss Annie Ault, and solos
also were rendered by Mr.. Dem
ney and Miss Rothrock. A quartet.
consisting Of Miss Annie Ault nj
anist; Miss Mabel Rothrock, violin,st;
Mr.. Bascoe and Mr.. Denney, banjo and
guitar, rendered Star OF the Sea"
After a delightful cakewalk. the
guests adjourned" to the dining room
where refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Perry and SON, Mrs. William Ault.
Mrs. Foster, Mrs William Crawford
Of Newport; Mrs Frank Swarts. Mrs.
lanes Cain, Mrs. Annie McClay. OF
Elkton; Miss Mabel Rothrock. viii
liam Denney, Miss Annie Ault, Elwood
Bascoe, John Derrickson. Miss Emma
Hickey, John Kaiser Raymond and
Charles Phillips, and Miss Ruth Nc
Clay.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Social and Personal Notes

Harry Emmons was in Baltimore
yesterday.
Mrs William l. Hearne. of Wheel
Ing, Va, is the guest Of Mrs John G.
Gray.
Edward Glenn Cook has returned
from a weeks hunting trip in Vir-
ginia-
Mrs Mahlon NJ. Child and Miss Lucy
B. Child, Of Philadelphia. are visiting
In this city
A reception was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Rhoads, at their home.
on Lancaster avenue, on Wednesday
night.
Mrs. George Burns, Of Glasgow,
Scotland who has been visiting Mrs.
William Potts, left to-day for San
Francisco.
General Manager J. c. Lugar. Of the
Wilmington and Chester division of
the United Power and Transportation
Company's lines, and Mrs Lugar have
returned from trip to Chicago.
In Townsend on Tuesday evening
William A. Rhoades and Mrs. Emma
Weldin were married at the home of
the groom by the Rev. G. p. Jones,
pastor Of Townsend NJ. E. Church.
George Connor of San Francisco
has been the guest Of Senator Webster
Blakely.
The annual meeting OF Caesar Rod
ney Chapter, Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution. is being held at the
home Of Miss NAPLES, No. S22 Adams
street, this afternoon. ~
Miss Bessie NJ Reynolds and John
Gray Taylor were married in Forest
Presbyterian Church Middletown, by
the Rev. Francis II. Moore, last night
Miss Lille Grotz and Harry p. Gil
more will be married at No. 1716 Wes
| Thirteenth street, on December 2S.
James A. Otley, of Richmond, Va, il
1.-The guest of Thomas B. Lewis.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

spain's policy in dealing with her
colonies was to get all out OF them she
could and to give as little in return as
possible. Since the United States took
them on her hands it has been kept
busy re-arranging the governmental
affairs along lines of equity, and de-
cency, and roofing out the many forms
OF corruption fostered by the Spanish
system of rapacity and corruption, and
it will require many years TO complete
the work Of reform.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
AS TO WAR MATTERS

A telegram to Berlin conveys the
thanks OF Emperor Kwang Su and the
empress dowager for the moderation
of the demands Of the Powers, and
says that their majesties are anxious
to return to Pekin as soon as clrcum-
stances will permit, and are eager to
arrive at an understanding with the
nations.
Brigadier-General Charles p. Eagan,
ommissary-general, was yesterday
restored to duty by the president, and
at once placed on the retired list The
order issued by the president remitted
the unexpired portion of his sentence
and restored him to a status of duty.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

Says the Sussex Journal: UNITED
States District Attorney for Delaware
William Michael Byrne is out in a
long letter in opposition to the election
OF J. Edward Addicks TO the United
States Senate. Thus, all the best Re
publicans of the State are arraying
themselves against the gas magnate. "
Yes. the true Republicans OF Delaware
are opposed as unalterably to the cleo
tion Of Mr.. Addicks now as they were
in 1889. when he first announced his
candidacy. If he was untitled then ne
is doubly tinftted now, with record
OF nearly a decade OF political rotten
ness TO his credit.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

Governor Roosevelt will see that he
is not lost sight OF in the vice-presi-
Dental chair. lie is a man who can
make the most of anything, and viii
break down the tradition that the vice
presidency is a tomb for aspiring
statesmen.
Neither the Democrats nor the
Union Republicans have managed the
affairs Of Sussex county as they
should have been managed. Th.
Democrats set the pace and the follow
ers Of Addicks kept il up. What the
county needs is a Levy Court contain
ing a working majority Of good, ear
nest Republicans.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

There win be lots of Overcoats
sold this week. and we're pre-
pared with a New Fresh Stock
priced very low. We sold a
great many, but we want this to
be the banner week for Over
coats. and have made some spe-
cial low prices.
A good Beaver Overcoat, in
black or blue, heavy weight, IS.
Same in Oxford grey, So.
All-wool Freize Overcoats, in
blacks and Oxfords, also Kersey
Overcoats. of all-wool cloth,
$3.50.
Rough Boucle Cloth Overcoats,
steel Diagonal Overcoats, very
fine Covert Cloth Overcoats,
Kersey Overcoats and many
others, $3.50.
ne w coulubNoA ANN-eSy C'N-
coats in blue and blacks. Not
another store sells them under
$12. Our price for this week is
$40. Lots Of styles in Oxfords,
Coverts and others for $40.
Silk-lined Overcoats. very fine
fabrics, perfect fit. What more
need you ask. We are selling
several styles that are SIS and
SIS this week for S12.
Boys Overcoats. We've had
many mothers tell us that we
give the best value in Boys
q Overcoats in town. So for a
: good one; SO for a fine one.
The regular half-doliar quality
Of Kneo Pants are now SOC.
s Cassimeres, blue and black
8 CheS'ots and Corduroys.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

Senator Jones talks as though the
Democrats have carried both Houses
OF Congress by a good working MOTOR
ity. He says they will not oppose the
proposed increase in the army, for duty
in the Philippines, but viii object to
a permanent increase in the standing
army. If President Mckinley recon-
mends an increase in the standing
army and gives satisfactory reasons
therefor; the Republican members OF
Congress will see that It is made, Dem
ocrats or no Democrats.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

While there is a difference OF opin-
ion as to the justice Of the movement
to obtain a pardon for Mrs. Maybrick
the convicted poisoner OF her husband
who is in Jail in England. everyone ad-
mires the earnestness and persistency
Of her friends in that behalf. In the
face Of repeated rsbuffs and failure.
her friends in Norfolk are again a
work, but by this time they realiz'
that there are man il high places il
British officialdom who are well-nigl
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
ITCHING. BURNING. CREEPING

ITCHING, BURNING, CREEPING.
CRAWLING Skin Diseases relieved in
a few minutes by Dr. Agncws Oint-
ment. DR.. Agnew's Ointment relieves
instantly. and cures letter, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Eczema, Ulcers,
Blotches, and all Eruptions OF the Skin.
It is soothing and quieting and acts
like magic in all Baby HumoTs. lrri-
tation Of the Scalp or Rashes during
teething time. 35 cents a box.--so
Sold by Miller Drug Co.. 4o2 Market
and n. 3. Danforth, Market and Sec
ond streets
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

The London Statist, a high financial
authority, urges that the war In South
Africa be brought to end by conclliat-
,ng the Beers. It declares that British
prestige and trade is being jeopardized
by prolongation OF the contest. Gable
dispatches tell OF continued flghtlna
and report heavy Boer losses. LORD
Roberts will turn over the command
to Kitchener and return to England.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

DIR. Parkhurst may think that his
new paper will be devoted exclusively
to telling the truth. but in a few weelrs
he will learn that policy and pity will
force him 10 make his rule SO flexible
that his paper will be ON a footing with
other newspapers OF decent character
There is not a newspaper in the United
States that does not at least twist ths
truth to meet emergencies.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

Within eleven years the De Beers
mines in South Africa have yielded
diamonds to the value Of more than
s160,00o,000, which goes to show how
enterprise, properly directed, can en-
rich the world. But for European col
onization that rich store OF valuable
gems still would be lying untouched
in the blue earth near Kimberley.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

After being a Silver party man for
eight years, Senator Stewart, Of Ne
vada, has decided that Free Silver is a
thing OF the past, and has had his name
placed on the Republican caucus list.
His return to his old-tlme political
affiliation is a source of pleasure 10
everyone but the few remaining Silver
ties.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
win Nnt Chnnre Locntion

Officers OF the United Presbyterian
Church announce they will not change
the location of their proposed new
church, as requested by the New Cas-
tie Presbytery. The site is at the cor
ner OF Third and Broome streets, one
square from Olivet Church, a location
selected without any intention to in
jure Olivet Church, of which members
Of the United Church once were mem
hers.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

Porto Rico is getting abreast of the
times The natives are crying for
good roads and the Commissioner Of
the Interior is an earnest friend Of the
movement. In part he says they are
the chief need Of the island.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

AddlclSs is a common enemy. His
political methods are such that NO
self-respecting man can give them
coultenance,or support sIIe strikes at
the manhood OF the State, and holds
it up TO the nation as purchasable
commodity. Every true Delawarean
should oppose him in his effort to
break into the United States Senate.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

rains in eastern Florida. There have
been no temperature changes Of con-
sequence. Forecast: Rain tonight
and tomorrow; cooler tomorrow after
noon; winds becoming fresh south
easterly. -
Sunrise. 9:0e; sunset. t.S4 length Of
day, Oh. 25- -nin-;-moon rises. COS p.
%. Roon sets, sos a. H..
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

n New York city were protected as
we'll against foes within as from foes
without there would be a radical de.
crease in the tax rate.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

London girls OF marriageable age
have felt the effects OF the Boer war
seriously during the last year. The
marriage statistics show a startling
decrease in the number OF weddings.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

II Don NJ. Dickinson can cure the
Democratic party OF all the ills to
which it is subject he will be entitled
to the name OF The Great Political
Healer"
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

from Assiniboa to
Illinois. causing
light snow in the
northwest and up
per lake region
and rain in the
central valleys.
There We're also
light SHOWS over
the lower lake re-
gion and northern
portions of the
Middle Atlantic
states and local
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

unalterably opposed TO releasing q
woman who. in ther eyes. committed q
diabolcal' crime.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

That odious slang phrase, Il don't
think" must have been coined in the
Daily Republican Office.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

Yes, Mr. Bryan, money was a potent
agent in contributing to your defeat, but
1t was Nat money. minted in Chicago
and milled in Kansas City.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

Ben Tillman and his pitchfork went
down in the crush. and neither has
been heard OF since the Bryan knock
out. lf..