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Little Falls herald., 1900-08-31
Monday, Aug. ~.

NlOnuays aug. ~.
The late G. p Huntington's art col.
lection, if it were sold at auction, would
probably bring $2,000,00O.
The steamer Mariposa, just arrived
at San Francisco from Australia.
brought $6,000,000 in gold.
Germany's exports of war material to
China last year aggregated 8, 10000
marks as against 3,430,O00 for 1898.
W. F. T. Bushnell, proprietor of The
South Dakota Farmer, published at
Aberdeen, is dead at Colorado Springs
William NJ Williams, a Welshman,
employed in smelter at Omaha, has
been arrested on a charge of having
stated to one of his fellow workmen
that he intended to kill William J.
Bryan.
General P. Alexander, who was an.
pointed by President Cleveland arbi.
traitor in tho boundary dispute between
Nicaragua and Costa Rica, has Just re.
turned from those countries on the
completion of his mission.
AuesOays aug. 20.
Captain McAllister, who commanded
the famous McAllister battery in the
Civil war, is dead at Joliet, Ills.
The official reports show the past
fortnight's scouting in the Philippines
to have had insignificant results.
The census of Baltimore, as Just bull
letined by the census bureau, is sos, ,957.
against 434, 439 in 1880. This is an in
crease of 74,51S, Or l715 per cent.
The population of Denver, just an
nounced by the census bureau, is 1884,
SE9, against. LOG, 7lS in 1890. This is an
increase of 27,146, or 25 a per cent.
On the London Coal Exchange Mon.
day American coal was offered for sale
but did not affect prices. Apparently
no serious competition is apprehended.
The steamship Ohio has arrived from
Nome with 1872 passengers and treasure
estimated at 81, ,000,0o0 About one
third Of the gold came from Nome. The
klondike contributed the balance.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-31

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The sun., 1900-10-06
OUTLOOK BRIGHT ~ KINGS.
Canva. Indicates That Mckinley VIII Again
sweep the County.

After Chairman Walter p Atterbury OF the
Republican Campaign Committee In Brooklyn
had examined the reports OF the election dis
trict captains, who have been making care
full canvass Of the voters, he announced yester-
day that the Indications pointed 10 plurality
for Mckinley almost as big A. that OF four years
ago, when no swept the county by oSer 82 600
This MIR Atterbury's statement:
This prediction Ia not based upon guess
work upon my own part, but upon the reports
which partial canvass Of the various districts
In the city seems TO indicate. From these re-
ports there IL very reason to believe that there
will bo little change In this county from the
vote a Mckinley in 500 The dl lference made
by the breaking up Of the independent gold party
will probably be moro than made up by tho
Democrats who will vote straight for Mckinley
instead of throwing their vote away upon
third man While we had looked for VIC
tory In the county nls year. there
were reasons any politician could explain
from a purely natural standpoint why the
vote was not expected 10 be perhaps as
large rs in 1899 / do not even now say that
II will be, but | do say that we will carry the
county undoubtedly at very near the same
vote, and that II these figures are carried out
IN all the districts the vote viii be as great,
IL not greater, for Mckinley than In 1900
Prom all the information have on hand
feel absolutely confident that the German
American element will cast more votes for the
Republican party this year than ever. have
talked with former Mayor Charles A Schleren,
n man a. well acquainted with the sentiment
of the German Americans ~ any citlzeh IN
the country He never tries 10 mislead any
one for political effect and he assures me the
German A mericans will vote soldly for Mckin-
ley and a sound currency.
The sun., 1900-10-06
TAKES OFF his NAT TO M'KINLEY.
Gen Jackson OF Baltimore Addres'es whole
sale Dry Goods club DR.. striker Also Speaks.

The Rev Dr VI W Stryker, President NJ
Hamilton College. and Gen Lloyd l.. Jackson
Of Baltimore spoke Yesterday before the Whole
sale DRY Goods Club NJ Leonard street and
Broadway In the course Of hts spearh Gen.
jackson said
4 supported Mr. BRYAN In 1894 II Is almost
true that furnished all the money used by
MARYLAND Democrats to aid in his election. |
organized Bryan meetings in Baltimore on the
same plan that the New York men are holding
daily meetings for Mckinley Imerciy mention
this 10 indicate that was the stanchcst OF
Democrats Vet, on election night whom !
learned that Mckinley had been elected, said
would tnkc off my hat u him if he did what ne
had promised 10 do He has done II and have
taken of my hat to him shall work for him
and vote for him ] cannot se~why the huSi
moss men or the country should regard this aues-
ton A. a political question. II is n business
question, more SO than any of the technical
questions oi business which arise daily. MY
business interests require that should support
the present Administration and my interests
are no deron '9Roerbs 3Bs ibe IS gHcson Tp .po ~
the South Mckinley will carry Maryland by
not less than 10000"
III Bryan should be elected It would be tho
triumph Of n man, who. If his Judgment was
equal 70 his imnsination, would be a greater
cqual to his ability 70 talk, would he = greater
philosopher than Plato But unfortunately
far his fellow men, MIR Bryan's character il one
sided and half-s sided in every respect, and his
Accomplishments are, therefore. only danger
Gus
The Republican party stands for honest
money for the dignity OF the supreme Court,
FOR tho performance of our national OBLIGATIONS,
we stand in sight Of that flag which Anderson
took into Mobile Bay, wi fen Dewey took into
Manila We do not say II shall never come down,
but we do say 10 shall not come down until IL
has foated In the sunlight Of freedom. Bryan
Is In the way. Of our work; Bryan is the Mrs
Gummidee of politics and The Dlck s"lveller
ohse0uies of this degenerate Democratic or
gau7ation and let each Of you he ready on
Nov. TO place near the bier large piece OF
ice"
Hugh Gordon Miller, known as the Chnuncey
nj the commercial Travellers Club, 737 Broad
I wsy. Senator B. 7. Hughes of Philadelphia
also spoke
The sun., 1900-10-06
THE HTLL MEN WIN OUT.
They Nominate Their Candidate In the Forty
fourth Senate District.

ROCHESTER. oct 5-1he Democrats OF the
Forty-fourth Senate district held disordery
convention in the Common Council chamber
at noon to-day. II was not known up to yester
day that there would be any ambition on the
part Of any Democrat 10 be slaughtered at the
coming election. but laNt night the order came
that David Is. Hill wanted one Of his friends
nominated The Hill men Immediately start ed
out to drum up a candidate. and hit upon Fred
erick Smith. lawyer OF some local reputation.
Frank p Crouch. a Croker man, who was a
candidate for Sheriff last year, wanted the
nomnation. and when the delegates got into
the convention to-day they were ready for Il
good fight.
John d. Lynn. who distinguished himself
at the Saratoga convention as one Of Mr.. Gro
kers' right hand men and whose picture was
printed along with Croker, Murphy and McCar-
rem in the New York papers, thereby winning
him great renown among his party men at
home wanted to be a substitute FOR a delegate
In the convention to-day, so that he could look
after the interests OF Croker there. Three
different times he declared that he had been
substituted for different deleRates and three
different times the delegates Popped up and
denied that he had been substituted he
finally got n seat with the Third ward delegn-
tion. While the voting was going on both
sides made charges Of crooked work, Smith
finally won ont and the Hill men held a Jubia-
The sun., 1900-10-06
GEORGIA REPUBLICANS SPEAK.
Tell why the south Needs the Reelection Of
NcKiniey-south In the War.

ATLANTA. Ga, oct The Presidential
Electors on the Republican State ticket have Is
sued an address 10 the people telling the peo-
ple Of that state why the Mckinley ticket
should be supported In il they say
As Southern mon. We arc especially graft
fed that al the request Of Southern Senators
and Representatives the President has given
our young men. regardless of political atIilta-
ton, positions Of trust and responsibility In
the volunteer armies which have been assem-
bled to uphold the dignity. of the American
opportunitv TO prove It's loyalty 10 the Mon
And We pledge our Individual Efforts to op-
pose at h9ge any p"Jy Wlic9 iaisites e
have volunteered their lives. which belittlca
the service they render 10 the whole country
and which socks 10 link them 10 oppression
I'VE declare for that expansion which Is the
result OF growth. and We dem nd for the AmeTi-
can ira Ter the protection Of the American
fllg Especially do We demand that the South,s .
growing market for the great staple, In both
it, raw and manlfacturei state, shall not be
checked or endangered in any quarter of the
globe BY experimental po,tics at home We
believe that nations are but traders on larger
scale, and tRa' M iGrTItorg .,, once acIaired To-
with enlightened and progressive govern
ment.
cnncede n every honest man in Georgia. a
patriotic desire for her welfare and advance
ment We appeal in this election to the business
men of Georgia Politics N do not express
the requirements of peoples business are
antAgonistic to their prosperity. The vote
cast by a business man against his own con-
viCtiuns and the policies under which he pros
pers Is sclf-inilicted stab, and We say to those
OF our friend, who hesitate between business
and sentiment, and who have listened 10 the
eloquonCe Of local spellhinderS for twenty
five years, that the only prosperity Georgia
Democrats have enjoyed during that time was
derived from Republican administration Of
gpNerumHnt
The sun., 1900-10-06
Will APPEAL TO GEN. HARRISON.
Indiana Rep pubiicans WIN Ask Him 60 Make n
speaking Tour Of the state.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct. 5-Chairman Hernly
Of the Republican State Central Committee
held conference with the members Of
the Executive and Advisory committees to-day
and il was decided TO wait upon former Presi-
dent Harrison In a body when he reached this
cty from New York and ask him 20 make a
tour OF the state. The party managers say
that their advices from all parts OF Indiana are
90 the effect that Mr.. Harrison Is supposed IN be-
out ~ line with his party and that the efforts
Of the committee 30 overcome tho Impression
have nOt met with the success that the COM
mittee expected. and therefore a tour Of the
state with speaking at some ot the larger towns
would be Oi vast benefit to tho party.
II Is said that MIR HarrisOns declaration that
the Porto RCan tarlN was n departure from
correct principles has been construed 10 mean
that he T. opposed To Mckinley, and the Demo-
Gratis are using the fact IN all of the rural districts
aud especially among the close friends and
admirers OF Gen Harrison, These facts are
10 be- laid before him, and Il is hoped that he
will consent 20 make a speaking tour the last
week in October that win include the greater
pnrt of ~ State
The sun., 1900-10-06
VOMBN'S WORK FOR THE TICKET.
They Stir Votes Up for Mckinley and Roose
yelt at Their Broadway Meetings.

The Republican Moman's afternoon mass
meeting held yesterday under the auspices OF
the National Comnerci al and Industrial League
M 797 Broadway was lively and enthusiastic
affair. The Republican women mean business
and they say the country l. going for Mckinley
II they have 10 -it up nisut, TO accomplish IT,.
Theodore f. Price Of Washington, d. C., was
the principal speaker, Mr. Price said 1t was
a great eradication To him 20 see that the Re
publican women were united In Il strong move
nrut for McKiney The women. be declared,
represent the sympathetic side OF politics.
II women acquainted themselves with the real
country will 70 90 overwhelmingly Republican
that sou cant see the Dtlnp' tL- lor dust.
Women arc the tuCboats which viii pull the ship
of Eepuhlicauism into the pOrt this inll.'
There was ore man in the room who clapped
violently AT every mention Of Bryan. Miss
Grace White, who managed The meeting, rose
2nd RnTa iada taaav We Convert 1Srt him. n lis RSnd
cla e are getting tai' to- "vcry mi ute" The
Bryan man went out taen- The Rs; Dss's, inter,
speaker. Mrs. Mary ?. smith,, mua't2 ora-
Tor. Though her speech was a.I' ten minutes
long shewas constantIyinter uJtcd with cheers
Inay vour business and Bully for Mrs.
smith. In her ,rcech sRe said:
sySs Soak f o fTfS%' fSS .sp9sGSn SHs5rS Tap TaTP
Great man who has bcfrended Ms Tor the last
four years When we women spend dollar
we want TO get dollars worth We like the
gold standard and were going 70 stand by
Il We've got prosperity now, Who brought
ID you sav William Mckinley. Keep II.
40 black man has night % think or 10 dare
10 say that he is q Democrat | appeal 10 you
Rep,lhNcans 20 right the wrongs OF my peOple ="
Uer voice rose from it's monotone and quvared
with dramatic force. Il tell you We want iusti-
fication Tho Democrats oppress the black
man
storm OF shouts and cheers, and waving OF hand
kerchiafs She has Just organized The Wide
Avukp Colored Womens Republican Club of
Fftv-seventh street The members are pedE-
ing Themselves TO cut the acquaintance Of
every cOlored man they know who has the as
surance to declare himself for Bryan
The work Of the Republican women in town
Is In charge OF Miss Grace White and Mrs.
Cornelia Robinson Miss White, a little
woman with shrewd twinkle In her eve and
a ready wit said yesterday;
We are going 10 work among tho churches
and wake up the men there nov In an apathetic
state as TO politics on Monday we open our
state headquarters AZ 1877 Fifth avenue There
wa shall give out campaign literature and hold
daily mass meetings, which will he addressed
hv speakers supplied by the state Committee,
and hv our own women. Camp Mckinley has
beon offered To MS and we're going 70 hold a
mass meeting there soon. our work has been
more than successful and we've had big audi
encns nj every meeting
The sun., 1900-10-06
INCIDENT or THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
Republicans Close Their stores 60 Go TO
Republican Meeting.

AsHTABuLA. Ohio. oct 5.-In Burton, Geeuga
county, place Of perhaps 1900 inhabitants,
every business man Is a Republican. II was
announced that speakers Of note were coming
from abroad to address "A mass meeting at Lake
Puudcrson, which is Just az the outskirts Of the
town. when the day arrived there was not a
business place open All had closed for the
entire dav signs being In the windows calling
attention to why the stores were closed Zach
sign read differently People marvelled for
with hundreds coming In from the country
the merchants could have done all excellent
business had their business places been open.
Those that marvelled enough TO look into
the windows read In one these words:
The sun., 1900-10-06

3 years ago we commenced
copying the styles and shapes
of the most expensive shoes of
the most notable shoe makers;
we gave S14 style and as good
leather and workmanship as So
could possibly give. Result; our
shoe sales jumped.
Now we've taken another step
in advance. The men who made
our models are making our shoes.
No shoe store in New York
City, no matter how exclusive,
can give anything better in shoes
of course we have to charge
more than So,
ROGERS, PEEr - COMPANY.
25s broadway, cor Warren
AGO WSoadw"y' COT Prince We nn order,
1900 broadway, cor 81 by mhh.
and 50 West 33d 81
The sun., 1900-10-06
BRYAy MUST NAVE NEW YORK.
So Says Congressman Cummings, Who Has
been speIlbindinE In Nebraska,

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Congressman Amos j.
Cummings Of New York doesn't take much
stock in the Democratic forecast which places
the Empire state in the Sure for Bryan" col
uInn Wnilc AZ Democratic headquarters 10
day Mr. Cummings expressed the opinion
that tho clprtiou In New York l. a "foss-up
"Cnn Bryan be elected without the electoral
vote Of New York;" he was asked.
Il 10 not think J." can, wns the Congress-
mans rcply.
Then the Presidential election as Q whole
is a 'toss-up' in your opinion" was the sug-
gcstion made.
Yes. that's the way 1t looks" was the re-
sponse.
Congressman Cummings made seven
speeches in Nebraska. He says a hard fight
i being made on the State ticket, but thinks
that Bryan will carry his own state.
The sun., 1900-10-06
REPUBLICAN GAINS ~ CoLORA no.
Belief That mckinley VIII Carry the state by
Majority of 10000.

DENVER Oct 5-Returns from preliminary
canvass Of Colorado received by Chairman
Ford OF ths Repu blcsn Stat" Committee indi-
cate that the gains made by Republican, every
year since 1895 vii be more than maintained
this year. II is believed that Mckinley will
carry the State by majority Of 10000, The
mining counties already heard from show
wonderful gain Of Republican vo'es. enough
the estimate on the vote cast two years agp in
the STATE.
In the agricultural counties the Fusionsts are
declared 70 be practically ont OF the race 4
majority OF the replies received say that whar-
ever fusion has been effe ted IL has become un-
satisfactory mud that the candidates on the
tickets have little enthusiasm or confidence in
their ability To win.
Another feature OF nearly every report
received il the fact that the women Of the
State are aroused and propose TO support the
Nepublicans.
The sun., 1900-10-06
stanchneld and Coier in Utica.

UTICA. Oct. 6.-John b, Stanohfed and Bird
S. Color opened the Democratic campaign in
Oneida county tonight with a rally which at
tracted about two thousand i've hundred per-
sons The principal theme OF Mr.. Stan oh field =
speech was imperialism. He drew a distinction
between imperialism and expansion, using the
same arguments that have characterized his
recent addresses He scored Gov, Roosevelt,
charging him Nth parading his military record
for olitica purposes
Mr. Coler's rcmarRs were very brief He re-
ferrrd 10 the Ramapo scandal ana the part he
playe In itund paid an.ind!rect tribute 10 David
B, Hlu.
The sun., 1900-10-06
CLOSED TO 90 TO REPUBLICAN RALLY.
FIVE DAYS TRADE NOW is BETTER
THAN sRvEN DAYS UNDER DINO
CRATIC TINES"

Another sign read; Closed TO secure lively
business for four wears more
Still another had this To say Closed for
Republican meeting Times are good enough
for us
The visitors passed along the line OF shops
and stores and thev read unti they reached the
political meeting ground. and there they found
the storckoopers, their families and their clerks
Republican stronghold.
The sun., 1900-10-06
Even Money on MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. oct 5.-A bet Of $1,000. even
money, that Mckinley would carry Maryland
was reported Yesterday nj the Office OF Mes,rs.
Robert Taylor 4 Co, baukeTs AMI brokers. on
made by client and taken. but the names OF
the partie. TO the bet were withheld. Jt was
also announced that the hrm had 81, 500 more TO
place on the same proposition and the same
terms.
The sun., 1900-10-06
Josiah ou,uoy NAV Run for Congress.

BosToS. Oct, S. - Local politicians suspect
that the Hon Josiah Quincy Is hurryIng home
from London for the express purpose Of maxi
ing a fight for the nomination for Conyres in
the Ninth district and according To the lenders
here he will have no trouble In getting
his name placed on the Democratic ticket
j Ia supposed that II was due 10 Quincy am
biuon TO go to Wa-hi gtOn that Congress man
Fitzgerald announced some weeks ago that he
did not seek a renOmination. although several
delegation were pledged to him In the CHucuscs,
The price for the maChiue's sup, ort demanded
OF Quincy is said TO have been the Endorsement
OF Bryan.
The sun., 1900-10-06
Keep the Flag Flying.

Alta meeting Of the Central Dry Goods Dlvis.
ion Of the sound money parade Of 1900 held on
Wednesday the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted
AN patriotic merchants. manufacturers and
private citizens in Greater New York are re-
uuested 10 display their colors In behalf OF
sound money In this campaign by hosting their
house flags or the national emblem from their
respective places Of business or residenc -, or
both. continuously from Oct to Nov. Q. incu,-
i've"
The sun., 1900-10-06

Election betting odds in Wal Street yestcr-
day ruled at to- on Mex nley. Al least one
bet OF 81 500 TO $500 was made II was reported
that several bets had boen made uptown during
the morning at odds Of 81 ol. In the curb
crowd NJ. Neumorgen made bet OF AGO TO $40
on Mckinley with J. J. Judge.
The sun., 1900-10-06
Deb, Ha. an Organ in Yiddish.

The Social Democratic party issued the first
number OF a weekly organ. known as the Social
Democrat, at i2i Broome street yesterday. II ia
I'm Yiddsh. and will be run in opposition TO the
A Abendbidu the Hebrew organ of the De Leon
Soci alists Several thousand copies Of the first
number were distributed free through the East
Pre~identill and ice-Pres dental candidates
Of the Social Democratic party. are oontribu-
tors
The sun., 1900-10-06
DAVIES REPLIES TO STANCHFIRLD.
He Says II He Cannot Destroy tho Ice Trust
IL VIII BE the Ia nit Of the Iammany law.

ALBANY. oct. 9. Attorney General Davies
Ia astonished that John B. Stanchhed. the
Democratic candidate for Governor. should
comment as he did last night In his Syracuse
speech on the pending legal prosecution Of
the Tammany Ice Trust. He said:
My prosecution OF the Ice Trust is based on
the Antitrust law. passed by the state Legisla-
ture Of lSga. This law framed by Senator
Thomas F. Donnelly. a member OF Tammany
Hall. II was based upon another Antitrust
law. passed two years before under whiohthe
prosecution Of the Coal Trust mentioned by
Mr. S'anchNeld was instituted
Senator pounely introduced amendments 20
TINT nw, which were Incorporated In his new
Antitrust law passed last year which he de-
cared would make IL q cure all" for all trust
diseases In this State shortly after the Iegis-
lature ADJOURNED last year Senator Donnelly
complained because did not utilize his law
and crush all Of the trusts in the state am
now employing every legal implement afforded
10y the Dounoly law 70 destroy the Ice Trust
and as the public il aware have been met at
every turn In the courts by the lawyers repre-
senting the Ice Trust with motions tending To
delay action Tho courts only can destroy
the Ice Trust. and | am using all Of the legal
machinery in my power "a help toward that
end III tho Donnelly Antitrust law Il not
weak believe | shall succeed in destroying the
Ice Trust.
iAssenbiymsu wisseI Renominated.
I'harles Wia.el reno-,t-
The sun., 1900-10-06
Navy Yard Employees Thank odeIi and Post.

Ata meeting Of the Executive Committee OF
Navy Yard Employees the following resou-
tion was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the Secretary of this assoca-
ton be ins tructed 20 address letter 20 the Hon
benjamin Il. Odel. Jr, and State Committee
man John d, Post. thanking them for Their
rAirs which resulted In the retention of IT'S TO
aoo men who would have other wise been thrown
out OF employment
The sun., 1900-10-06
Secretary Youngs Goe. to Meet the Governor.

ALBANY. oct 6.-Wism J. Youngs, the Gov
ernors ,ecretary, passed through Albany
to-day on his way 10 join the Governor al hi
cago. The Governor will return to hi home In
Oyster Bay N DOT. II and after that he will
remain In the East.
The sun., 1900-10-06
stops the Cough and
Works on the Cold.

Laxative Promo Qunine Tablets cure q cold in one
day. No Cure. No Pay Price % eent.-AdR
The sun., 1900-10-06
Apartments aud Dwelling, in Brooklyn

As compared with other localities Read Sundays
sun. you will nnd much 70 interest you u-Ade
The sun., 1900-10-06
iAs,enbiymsu wissei Renominated.

Assenb yman Charles Wissel was renori.
mated YES ertay by the Democrats u the FRS
district Of Queens county