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New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
RLIZZ4RD IN TEE4S-

e Paso Tex. Jan. u.-Advices from White
Oaks. y ", in the Sacramento Mountains. one
hundred and fifty miles northeast Of Fl Paso say
that region was swept by a blizzard yesterday the
effects OF which were disastrous Many thousands
of head of stock were frozen stiT. and TWO men
were caught IN the snOws-oru and overcome. eDns
dead when found, bur the other revived and
may recover. Albert Haney was founded dead near
NogaL He and a companion started walk from
Nogal 10 White Oaks when they were OverJaken
by the storm Haney lay down in the deep snow
Dy the roadside and perished- His companion sue
ceeded in re4chilg a house a mile away
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12

FAR NAM-HOW ARD-Ou wedaes1ay. January 10 By
the Rev John H Elliott. the residence the
aunt No y Maeon-sr. Brooklyn. Caroline sutton How
ard 10 Charles r. Farnam
M0ORE-CA BEII-Jaaua-y 10 1900 in St Janaes.s
Church. Richmond, Va, by the Right Rev. Robert A
Gibson ID D. Bishop % Virginia. assisted by Rev
VIM Meade Clark Florence Carrngtou Cabeu daughter
OF the Dr. Grattau Cahell. 0f Richuond Va ana
Willard Everett Moore % Rochester y 7.
MCLFoRD-DAT-On "Wednesday. January 10 Grace
Church Orange. y J. by the Rev Anthony Schuyler,
D D. assisted by Rev Alexander Mann Miss Made-
lene Emma. daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace " Dav
Of East orange, 70 Mr- vincent Surong MuIford. q
MontcIsr Y. J.
ORMSBEE-PUTNAM-on Wednesday. January 10 AZ
residence of the brides I3I
y. Y. BY the Reverend Newell Dwight Hills Ezirh
Lawrence daughter 9t Charles F Putnam FitchourE
Malcolm Hammond Orunshee-
REED-SASXAT-On Wednssdsv. January 10 AZ the
residence brides father Nc 53S WashinE-1r-
Brooklyn. by the Rev John Humpstone % D.
Charlotte amelia. dauEhter Of Joseph Frederick sazxay.
70 Walter Taylor Reed.
TFiIELEN-PRIETH- Thurztay. January Il. 1900 a.
No HIg1-sf, Newark. y J.. Rev
Lanpmau Henry Thieen % Theod1ra Preth-
VIENNA ACE1NTOSH-Cu WEDNESDAY evening January
1G John Church, Elizabeth New Jersey, bv he
rector Rev A Glazeorook . D Alice srua-r
daughter Angus Macintosh. go and oscar
VEIN r.. both of Elizabeth
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
ALLEGED LOTTERY SELHnLE

Senior Emilio c. Joubert Consul General Of the
Dominican Republic in this city, is said have re-
ceived q communication yesterday from the Sec
retary OF State at san Domingo which says
that q swindie has been in operation in this and
various other cities in the United States Cuba and
Puerto Rico for the last or three months.
The gang Of swindlers, according 10 the letter,
has flooded these places with lottery tickets on
the San Domingo Lottery which was discon-
unued by the Government six months ago and ii
is believed that fully $500 900 has been taken from
persons anxious 10 win fortunes.
Senior Joubert II is said, viii place his informa-
ton IN the hands Of the proper authorities at
Washington that the scheme may be suppressed
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12

Dabney Herndou Maury was born in Fredericks-
burg Va. in 1922 In 1889 he entered the Uni
versity Of Virginia and began the study OF law In
1s4l The following year he received appoint
ment 10 the West Point Military Academy, where
he was graduated IN 1876 His first Army service
was in the mounted rifles. and he in the field
in the Mexican War. receiving special mention IN
orders for gallantry Vera Cruz. and being
wounded at Cerro Gordo. where he was brevetted a
lieutenant. A sword was presented 70 him by the
Virginia Legisla ature In 1S47 he was appointed as
sistant professor Of geography history and ethics
al West Point, and in 1850 became assistant in
structor in infantry tactics He went 10 Texas on
frontier duty in 1852. and from 1886 1s59 he
cavalry instruction superintendent at Carlisle Bar
racks. He published Tactics for Mounted Rife
men in 1850, when he became adjutanr general OF
the Department Of New Mexico.
When Virginia seeded he resigned his Army COM
mission and became Confederate colonel For
bravery in the Elk Horn campaign he was bre-
General Grants advance in Northern Mississippi
and assisted General Stephen E. Lee in defeating
General sherman at ChlckaSaW Blum. near Nicks-
burg. For gallant conduct at Corinth and Hatchie
he was made major general. At the time OF the
downfall Of the COnfederaCy he was in command
OF the Department of the Gulf and was parOled
prisoner or war. IN 1868 he organized the South
ern Historical Society. He was afterward active
in military and literary matters. In 1885 he
appointed by President Cleveland Minister 10 the
United States OF Colombia, serving until 1888 Be
sides mis- work tactics. which is stin in general
Ftrginan.' History of Virginia and many
magazine and newspaper articles
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
LANES CARRAHER

Deputy Sheriff James Carraher, who had been
connected with the Sherfns ONCE for the last
twenty-five years died Wednesday a. his home
III on January 3 Mr.. Carraher was one OF the
best known men in the sheriTs Office always cour-
teous and obliging 10 those who had occasion to
call there. He born and brought up IN the old
Seventh Ward. and was well ku lwn hEure in
local politics His wife died year ago and he
grfsved great deal over her loss. Mr. Carraher
leaves five children. the Oldest about fifteen years
The funeral services VIII bs held to-moFr0w morn
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wEsr
INDIES ETC

FRIDAT-At 10 a n. for La Plata Countries per a q
-juacsraIa per $ ThsGis tIsr-srs must Be dreersd
per : Easnals >: a. II, II a n -slpPle1ae9sary II .
rers for ssE91i-a and Ca--tage1a -1usr De drerte4
sras CelseTs rn.s1 be directed per Eraa''J-
Ra--r5fe 81 TbCn7ss $ Cr5iT T.@-rS3-I s5s V-15-
ward Islands per : : Pret9ra. a. g a n s1pPls-
savanilla and Carrhagena- per = Aussaany letters
A. 10 a N CsuppIeuenary 1880 a. M f1r Hasri per
Havana a. II 4 n FOR Pusrt5 Rtea per : = Ponce
via Juan = FOR la Plata Countries per
Carunda. N for Nusviras and Ia Gloria-
sJ-SDAT-AJ -a.s0 a n r,r Nassau Per steamer from
Mails Tor Ssvfaunaland zasi . NsT,5 sysssy and
Mas f5 MieIsIaa 5y 7sr 10 s6sIoa s1d
hence BY steamer close a. tlis once daily A. $50 N
by close this oce daily texcspg Monday
isy and Fridayl Mails tor -ca6a- BY rsH . SIisnt
NSrssT Te-5sy ana saturday a. $50 a N me ssn-
closes On Tuesday and satsriays Mals sc
dispatch By stsanls cSse al ms eftes esly a 80
Puerto c6rtsz and Gaarsnala- y ran . NsVoTlaaas
n m 1connscting closes here SUNDAYS anS Tussaays
for Cosrz Rica and M99days tor Bslizs Puer-9
, m previous DAY tEssistsrsd mai ciasss p n
rRANsPAc1FIc MAILS
Mails for - H9a ~ I,,s va sf,'' ca ioss h'ss - asg q so
BI5susfoutein- Mails Tor HaEalf Chlrs Tarss
and ne PhltPFiae 5slaads va san Francises.
inclusive FOR dispaLsh Der chila- MaEs ~
Hawai- F1ti and samoan Isiasds va ssa $780, s
close here eaily a $50 n afrs- December 50 ana
January -. inclusive. q arriv4s ~
= CampaEia- cue AZ Ssw YORK January IN tor
. Aoana- Mails China M Ta-a-1
via Vancouver. close daily m -
Tanuarv - inclusive FOR alsnatch psr -
- tF-gisrered firerra5
Faucouver'i Mails fer Sccety Islands. san Fran-
cisco. Gaily a. b 2.
% inclusive dispatch BY ship CITY Pansilis
Mails for HaWa1, Wa san Francizco close here daily
n February inclusive Tor -
patch p@r Australia Nails Azsrralia 5sz~
sent West Australia Eces Europe as Ns-N
Zealand. which goes va san Francisco Hawaii an4
Van a -
up February 3. Inclusive. t1E Dispatch PER q
MloWsra
Transnsctac mails are forwarded rorr q saiIin<
daily the schedule - closing Is arranged
presumption 81 their uninterrupted overland transit
'2eglstsree mail closes D. previous Gay
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmastsr.
Postohice SeE YORK \ y. Janua-v Iso0
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
DIED


ELTSSOn Wednesday. January -. q pusunon4a Rso-s
- ? slss son of the ARE william and Arhsnalds
Bliss. aE@d p
Funsral services a. the residence No.
CHENEf-Ou Thurs1ay. January Il south Ma1ches-
Ter COM HAY 6rainaTd- wife ~ Charlss cheney and
daughter - LeFerstr ant Narv Bulzsisv Barnard
Lamar fs ~ go o,-l-~s G
Burial private
specaI viii a-ra~As IN r-u --a- ro.f-~ rTa---
ford a n snf u-iT -sfr~- fgrrrafIssslv 49,
the service
CoOEE-At Carskin \ r d, 7~.4-a-ss~ r,-u.-- "A
Eruiy Hsn-iet-a CooE- SaaEh-a- -f re -afs A5alos
Fsnsrai s.rviSss A. s. lar. -.s.-- =,.,-. r..n,,
"a ~ 7-5o -7- "--3 -'--=- 1'----a-- 10y
GoDDARD-At Pittsburr. Penn Iaaas-y 10 eco Fr-a-
enc MarprnslS vr7-ss-r - - - $500 80
dard sf Winds1r Vt b the zsSh ves- ~ sis az.
HoPE-At RossIIe. y. J. On the 10rh inst Co.onsI A.
FT1na-si 60 -1 - !. - !. 80. s. - z--s -
- a. 4s9o = - @ ~ % -'@s sA'---s
,
HOWELL Mor-tsro-u y T. 11rh INST Herr c.
eldest Theo ? H0HpH ~ Ne1ra-k-
HoTT-On Ts1nesiay Jzausr- 10. Joha Q Eoyr az-d
- years
Funeral services az Al S-Ylz- ~--- sraas A. 1asr
p---fo- - - -. 1- l--9' p H.
C5ic1~a 49, 49, - 49,. .-
sf D
TEII.E-TT-Suf5a-r AZ 70 zas. rs-1-- 7.s-s,v -,
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
DEMAND TESTTBULE CARS.

The movement started in Westchester County 10
compel the "Huckeberry" trolley corporation 70
provide its cars with vestbUles during the winter
has met the active cooperation OF the ministers OF
White Plains. The Board OF Trustees OF that VII
lage has been asked by the clergymen 10 use It's
offices TO obtain protection for the conductors and
motorrnen by requiring the ''Hucklsbsrry' companv
10 make the IuaproVement. and the Board has in
formed ths company 10 that effect II Is said that
the trustees OF Tarrytown and Mamaruneck viii
cara
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
FRENCH DEPUTIES RE4SsERBLE.


CEGED TO REFRAIN FROM PARTY WARFARE FOR
THE COMING YEAR
Paris. Jan 1.-THE Chamber Of Deputies reas-
sernhled to-day II DeschaneI on his reelection
70 rhe Presidency Of tne House made a speech
strenuously urging that the truce in party warfare
which was 70 prevail during the coming year OF the
Exposition should be continued indefinitely. His
remarks were warmly appsuded-
II CoIIiard Socialist. moved 2 vote Of 10000
francs 10 relieve the strikers Of the Loire coal
basin.
The Premier, II EFaId=ck-E2oUsseau- asked for a
posrpo2e1ent Of rhe molten. pointing out that the
lacennskers were stil or strike and that Parlia-
ment and the Government could not intervene in
the strike But he ADDED afterward. when there
Ei6eT The matter.
The motion was then postponed and the House
adjourned
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
MODUs TITENDI oN THE TRE4TF sHORE.

St Johns. " F. Jan u.-Au sections Of the
community tudorse the action Of the Government
with respect 20 the French Shore modus vivendl
The French suggestion that Newfoundland should
repeal the Bait IS ridiculed, especially al a
time when the bait supply is more necessary to
France than ever. French fishermen must secure
Newfoundland bait this year, or their fishery viii
be z failure.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
ARsCONnER ATTEMPTS SrLcLnE

Cracow, Poland Jan. 1l.-Frederich Kratter
who absconded 10 the United States last April
in consequence Of defalcations and returned
here under safe conduct. attempted suicide to-
day with a revolver. written confession in
tended by him 70 be read after death was found
IN bis pocket
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
EATTTEs DEFEATED B7 congo TROOPS.

Brussels. Jan. 1.-THE 'soir' to-day SAYS de-
tachueut Of Congo Free State troops under
Baron Dhanis. the Belgian commander had two
battles with the rebeliious Batstoas in the neigh
borhood Of Baraka early in October last The
psper ADDS that ninety Of the Bafatolas were killed
but tha1 Ehe Congo Free State troops suffered no
casualties
Among the killed were three chiefs The Congo
troops were under the immediate command OF Leu
tenant Hecqs though Baron Dhanis directed the op-
erarloue
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
TRAFFIC NEAR GENEVA IMPEDEn

Geneva, y. y Jan. IA heavy snowstorm
oroke over this city this afternoon from the east
and trafhc Is greatly impeded in consequence
Eight inches Of fell Up to 10 O'Clock tonight
Al trains are from to thirty minutes late
1raf1lc on the street railway is nearly suspended
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
sE4RCHLIGHTS USED AT 4 FIRE.

Chief Croker used the portable steam power
searehIights al fire Nos. 215 and 2I7 Grand
St with extreme effectiveness last night. The
smoke completely filed the building but the in
tense white pencils Of light dspelIed It almost as if
IL were daylight and the fremen easily got around
in the building The damage $50 600 covered by
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
ARERIcAy W0HAy HURT N WRECK

Rome. Jan 1.-THE Calais express train due
here a. Il 80 this morning came into collision last
night al C0rneto. Italy. with the through train
fson Rome Al American, Mrs. Alexander Herin-
niger, who was travelling with a maid sustained
IrlE1ng bruises
n this city she is making favorable progress.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
HEAVY SHOWS IN AD1RoNDAcKs

Plattsburg \. Y, Jan. IA heavy snowstorm
set in over the Adrondacks about o'clock This
evening About foot of snow has fallen and
mere Is 10 sign Of its stopping yet. This is the
hrst big storm Of the season
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
FoRErAsr II pETAu - ro-pAT.

fOfAE'-ASi ~ L'h~-fAi-> TN -D-L'4t'
For Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut rain
morning fair in the afternoon fair Saturday east
ery gales, shifting weste-1y.
Hew-York rain this morning. fair in the
afternoon norheastery gales shifting
nor5hwesteTIy.
Fer Eastern Pennsylvania and NeuJersey- rain early
this morning fasr; fair Saturday high sasterly
win becoming norThVestsri--
For the District Columbia Delaware Mary and and
Virginia early this morning followed by fair
fair sar1rrdsy; brisk southery winds becoming
westerly.
Fo- western Sew-T0Fk. rain early this morning, fol-
lowed By fair: fair Saturday; high northeriy winds
coming uorrhveSts-iy.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
EyGLIsH VIEWS ON TIE PANAMA CANAL.
NOT JEALOUS OF THE PLAN FOR THIS COUNTRY
TO COMPLETE IT

London, Jan 12.-'The Times commenting
editoriaIIy upon the possibility Of the United
States building the Panama Canal says:
Since the Venezuela boundary dispute has
been settled and Angio-American friendship has
been sealed, the Panama scheme Is more Ilkalv
TO be carried out than the plan for a Nicaragua
Canal England would certainly not be Jealous
Of America should the latter complete the
PanAma Canal being confident that the United
States would treat British shipping in liberal
spirit
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12


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including extra postage
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and Fridays. s. 50 yea-
TRIBUNE ALMANAC f1r 1900 = cents a.opy-
FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE
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IN NEW YORK CITY.
One COPY ezra postage Is charged On ne DAILY
and II--"EALE 20 mail subscribers n NsV-Xo- Ciry-
RE0IITTANCES.
hE.AIIIANGEs should a-Eays oe made in Pos1ot1cs
City cash Is sent b. nal unregistered TIE Trt5uns
VII not be responsible for its Ioss-
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Religious Nonres.

FOR THE ABOLLsaNENT OF The DEATH PENALTY.
Al Interested invited 70 artsnd meeting pro-
tns aoolishment q capital punishment L.
trary RON ot Frends Seminary RuEherc1rd
ard stxteenrh Street January 13rA- 1870 5
JOHN ". HUTCHINSON. Ss.-ssa-x.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
ANTONIo FERR4RO Nrsr Ga 10 LIE cH41p

Sing Sing. y. Y. Jan u.-Word was received AZ
Sing Sing Prison to-day that the Court OF Appeals
had affirmed the conviction Of murder in the first
degree found against Antonio Ferraro The warden
has not yet been informed when the condemned
must 90 to the chair
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN BROOKLYN.
POLICEMAN SEES a MAN KNOCKED DOWN N
ATLASTTC-AvE.

While walking in Atlantic-ave. near Henry-st..
Brooklyn, at o'clock last night, James Mckee Of
No. s74 Bergen-st. Brooklyn. was knocked down by
a man who then took. il is alleged, s25 from him.
Policeman Carroa, Of the Aulityst station, arrest
ed the alleged highway robber- The policeman re-
ported that he saw the assault and arrested the
assaianL before he had time TO escape. The
prisoner said he was John Lynch, OF No I23
Second Place. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12

RETCHsBANK TO REDUCE ITS RATE.
Berlin Jan 1.-THE Reichsbank will reduce its
Discount rate to-morrow
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
MRS. o'yEILL TO BEGIN SUIT.

Montreal, Jan u.-Mrs. O'NeilI. the wife OF the
Chicago barley king" VINO was under arrest here
some time ago a charge Of attempting 70 de-
fraud her creditors has instructed her attorneys
TO proceed against Marshall Field & Co. OF Chi
cagO. for Es5.ls9 damages for false arrest
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
HEAVY RAIL on TIE OCEANIC.

Queenstown. Jan. 1.-THE White Star Line /
steamer Oceanic sailed from this port AT 10 a. n
to-cey for Gew-Tork with I.S3l sacks Of mai On /
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS: Morning. Mig

Tribune once Jan. y A. n--rhe sky overcast
yesterday driving rainsorm began nlghtfan The
temperature ranged between ss and 81 degrees
age az being degrses lower than "Wednesday and
ls degrees higher than the corresponding
followed By clearing gssthsE
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
OBITUARY.
GENERAL DABNEY H. MAURY.

Richmond. Va Jan. 11-News has been received
here Of the death IN Peoria. H.. Of General pabney
II. Msury. who served In the Confederate Army.
and was for some time Minister TO Colombia. The
burial.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12

PRINTED MATTER. ETC-German steamers sailing
Tuesday Printed Matter for Germany RnG
Specially Addressed Printed Matter
of Europe American and White star steamers
Wednesdays German THURSDAYS
nard. French and German
Printed Matter for all for which
advertised carry mail
Ater the closing 1r the Supplementary Transatlantic Aza
above additional supplementary mails 1psnsd
piers OF ths American. English. French and Ger
steamers, ard remain cpsn Ten Mn
e me hour % saIIIlg % sIsarner-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12

BIG PRICE FOR i GERM4N TINET4RD.
Berlin, Jan. 11.-Prlnce Albert of Prussia has
bought the celebrated Wilhelm vineyard. at
Markobrunn, for $500 an acre.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
II FCNG CF4NG,s NET nrTLES.

Shanghai. Jan LII Hung Chang has arrives
here o. Ms way 70 assume the viceroyship O
Lang -kwsu-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
MARRIED

JohnsOn'S Digestive Tablets vegetable pepsnl
promptly digest every kind q food known 70 man.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
GERMAsY AND AMERICAN AUTOMOBILES.

in the German press that American automobiles
viii invade Germany, and a higher duty is de-
Cd
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
SueriaL Nnnres.
Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers

Expression q mouth restored Dr. Deaae. dental y
ealist Worlds Fair award f5+ Lexington Ave. Cor IS
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
RANsATLANTIC 49,

FRIDAE-At = n for Azors Islands per ) Bo-ds-sr
6ATCREAY-Ar a m f7r Netherlands direct. ps- q
We-kenGarn- Rotterdam tIerrsrs 6irectst
per $ 8 W=rkendarl'}- a. 1050 a. tsupps1lsurzr7
y nj for E1rcpe. Per Lcca11a. Queenstown
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
DIED


DIED.
Akin Jane w IelIetr.
Beiden Marie de "a Luz Jenkins Hsrrv
Bissinger. Philip Kellogg DENNIS D. g
Blss Robert P. MsnseI Roaerr
Cheney. Mary 3 AcKeever. Fanny c
Cooke Enily H Montgomery. Lydia Il.
Goddard Frederic NacD Eayuclds. Elizabeth 2.
Hope .. Scheisingsr Hannah
Howell. Henry c. TITUS Mary W
Hoyt John @ Wclters. Marte c
AKIS-On Wednesday. January 10 Jane Williams wife
of Albert J. Akin. ssth year.
Services Ne I West 56rh-st.. Friday 80 N.
Funeral Pawltng. y =. SATURDAY. upon arrival Of
special leaving station the s;l2
a m
Kindly flowers
EI4DES-At Flushing. Long Island. Tuesday Ianu-
arr D. Marie De widow ~ the John Beiden-
Funeral services AZ St Marks Church. IN the BoweTy
Friday morning II o'clock
BISsISGER-On Wednesday. January 10. 100. a. his
residence Philip Bissingsr. ID ~ his
FunsrEl services saturday January Il elock
Bth and Sth Eyss
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
PosfOmee Notice.

Should Rad DAILY interested changes nay
any
Foreign ending
VIII close promptly in all General
Office follows Pest Mails close one hour saz-r
than closing shown below Parcels Mails f5r
Germany close AZ p Wednesday. FOR dispatch per
: Darustadr
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12
IN NEW YORK CT


aH9 3nf % sfaE s sT % 2 2ASs s. a q sg % I9s Pan ~
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12

REMITTANCES should always 5e made in Pos1oe-ca
money order, Express money orCsT draft NsTora
City II cash Is sent b. uaI unregistered Ths Trbuns
VII be responsible its Ioss-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-12

FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE
DAILY (With sunday. 81 . Address changed
DALT eEithout sunday. 81 mauta- address,
changed often desired
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-14
McKINLEY'S LETTER.

The presidents letter of accept
ance is the longest letter of accept
ance ever written by a candidate for
president, containing over 1900
words. 1t originally contained over
10000 words, but the campaign
managers had him cut it down for
fear the public would not read SO
much. 1t is safe to predict that not
one out of 500 voters will read the
full address as it stands. The
American people are a busy people
and they prefer that such letters be
concise and to the point. Clrcum
locution only tends to confuse and
the real meaning is buried beneath
a shower of words, words, words.
The most Of the letter is devoted to
telling what the administration has
done, all of which the people know
very well already. What they
want to know, is what does the adj
miuistralion propose to do? Mr.
Mckinley could have told this with
fewer than 500 words had he chosen
to do so. Instead, he has talked al
around the matters of pressing inter
est and the people are no wiser as tc
his real intentions regarding foreign
territory than they were before he
unloaded his 1900 worded letter
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-14
FORAKER SICK ALREADY.

Senator Foraker was asked hi:
opinion of the controversy between
Carl Schurz and Secretary Gage
In reply he SAID:
81 have not read word thai
either man has written, and am
not going to read it. To tell the
truth, | am sick and Disguised with
the whole business. l wish | had
never heard of politics"
There are a great many other
prominent republicans who are sick
of politics this year, and when the
people get chance at this admins
tration, it is evident that they will
be sicker still.