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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-03
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

Osen npan = finss shers wna silver
nssselle-s pspw pshlisAad IL ts.s
eoan-y. A@eug ~ Eies nrs lzaay naza-
hsss sosauisisE ~ nsoss h1tier d.nancs-
sfsan q gos4 bap asa RepaAlsass
sneEtsa1s u ErssFnl. A thas ti7s fhs
k<puhziena paTg hsa ~ esass sss
tsosaiy for The single rid saapdasi, ont
hYpoeritieaiiy ei1thss its dannakS~ e0a-
spsrAey 10 paasGprm words fasosfnx b
assaiIism snd an iaserna4ionsl sgr~e
aasEt- Later its pre4idenG eaFri@d Ghe
faFes shfoaFh anotheE ars b. sppOipsiss
> eomsnsssioa 10 slsis Earsps in the a.
ssrwss u aslves and snld Tres c1iEaxs.
snd sswTstIy gave cat "a iHiimafios tAai
sssrh . mseasuFs vas so1 really dssiFak1e.
Macy psSpss saS thSoagh the eaaspir-ey
froSs ths stArt sSd uosLI not b. d-csivsd.
shiss others Sssted 10 b. decsived b.
easss thsy piaerd psSty Ahov- prineipie.
siEes thea Mckinley ssd HannA have
thr0Nn nsids the mAsk and no Ioaxss
prstsad 70 Be Tor siIysT. bas boldly pro-
sla.m the single gid standard ~ the
proper thing And assert that free
eOis1s@ 10 the paramOat insne. In The
aaes 81 thsss facts the iormer Silver Re
pGbiiesn t0nrn4l, tbs paper that de-
iightsd IN referring 10 the R<pahIIean
federal 0tses holders Of lhis eouBty Ne
PIE snssrs. and never les an opporInnity
% By 70 apply tie spfthst to th-sn, is
soS Shooping IL up for Mckinley.
Hanna. the gold standard, the pie eaters
and all. and seems TO relish ifs change Of
diet. II has ehsngsI many times beiorv
and will ehsnEe sEain when Bryan is
sleetsd- Bot Us do NOS 80 how . sin.
esFs biIsstsIlist Who has sdre~ss.I tn
Tree eoisags oi gvld amt silver can, .
This lime. fall in line for the support Of
the Ii<pobliean ticket Its leader. ia
sist that Tres coinage 10 the Param0nt
isscs, and Bryan. the Idol Of the silver
tSces. il agAin . e4RsIidats in opposition
70 the gold bugs With these facts 70
eoniro1t him, we ehaiienge any former
Silver Republican 70 satisfactorily ex-
plain his present position in support OF
Mckinley and the gold standard lie
may try TO dodge By saying that imp<-
rlsiism 10 tbs paramount issue and thai
be issors imperialism: bot that viii NOT
do. ws want 70 know bou an hooess 81
vsr Republican can support . party I'd
voeatinE the single ToIi standard.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

SOME Republicans argue that there
need be no fear Of the establishment Of
u monaFehieal form Of government II we
have large standing army. let ne see:
With . standing army Of 200,OO men
well drilled, armed and Differed. pres
ident who lie commander in-chiei Of that
army, with an GrEAnized government
hack u him, and In control Of all the
ports and other sources Of revenue, and
navy 70 enioves his orders, he might
declare himself dictator and the people
would be helpless 70 prevent IL. OF
course. q revolution against sneh rule
might finally bs successful, bat IL would
take years and oceans OF blood 10 make
it 80. Mark Hanna says he wishes TO
make McKinIey's administration psrpet-
nal; wbitslaw Reid Gays that ne must
govern the Philippines as colonies and
10 order 10 do 20 il will be necessary to
changs our form Of government: the
Army and Navy Journal favors the
change, and other prominent Republi
cans and leading Kepublican newspapers
say We must govern the Philippines As
colonies. and that this will necessitAts .
change In our form Of government; and
that the constitution and Declaration OF
Independence must not be allowed 10
stand In the way Of expansion aud prog.
reese. With these facts before us, IL looks
N ntan,, s..nt,i. - ,hn.,ak 49,. {. 49,.
danger TO our form Of government 10 the
Republican policy Of imperialism. Its
better to vote agains. socb q doctrine
and he on the safe side. Il 10 better 70
vote for the free home government now
than TO be forced 10 70 establish IL by .
revolution few years later. Many re-
publies Of past history have gone
doSn because they thought there Was no
danger, while the wealthy were plotting
and planning a government by the lew,
for the lew aud against the masses.
aneh condition exists IN this country
today, The money Of the people has
i,esn lsgislAtsd out Of existence, the
National banks have been given controI
81 tho paper money. the trusts ara pro.
isessd and dictate Republican policy
they want expansion for the sake Of
getting ehssp labor. and tbs wealth Of
The enunlTy " bsInG gathered into the
hands Of The few under Republicans rule,
ysl some ~ there IL no danger Think
i ever and zee,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06
REpUeLIcAn coNsisTEncY

Th1 EspstIk<as eM1psIEB sezs bask
~ Issz leaEss ~ % Isej, gisss the ID
b1risg - tiss pssiIS,n 81 ihe Kspsbiiesn
party - tl4s; time On bissstsIiIsss;
''SEne.tsnths Il The psopAs are bim<t-
sIsis;a. Thsy uaat 10th nsoney nsfsls
BssA, beeaHss they bsiisys both are
Hseslsd 70 sasssin tbs Horid's eommsree.
The Rspsbiiean parry b0nsstiy aad 10.
t-iiigsnsiy ansxsFs their wishes Prsss-
d~st HaErSsOa 10 . hmefsllist, ~ hGs
SfEsciaI papers spd speeches sh0w. The
hegsllieah pistIOsm declares Tor binss-
sIlissn. and IN that rvppest Iaithinily
rv2ssssnts the eo1rss Of the party.
The RspublieAn party sseks . broader
nosstsEy basis. The voSs5's eommsres
SnpAsds % rspidly-shs volume Of paper
easrxsey sad 0i various credit Substitutes
Eos money. which mast b supported By
the speeis basis, has become % vast
that seareely any Sun 10 tosHd 10 deny
that eoDEa@Eee and industry Woald be
sslsr u the eniirs stock Ct t35iI 80 900
gid and $3.50 57l no silver In she
Ises estimate oi Director al the Mat
Leach. tAhls A could he freely emIloyssI
ne . f0aadAtiou. AZ matters stand in
the great commercial nations Of the
verdi, the eyedit system and the com
Blerriai sxehanges nov rest spon the
stock u gold a. the only basis. A b.
Asstalie system uoald render the com
meres and industry 81 these nAti0ns
satsr and more healthy. serious losses
sad great risks are incurred through the
eoassant disturbance Of Exchanges be-
tween soId-usihg aDd silver usinS COON
tries. Even in GreSt EFitsin. where gold
Hsoaametallism IL worshipped as il 10
sOwhsrs else. the KSsa;ess statesmen and
The most powerful boards Of trade are a.
their wa1 end 20 discover some way Of
esc1piDg the friDhtful losses 10 commerce
in tbs east which have this very year
involved great banks ard firms in ruin. -
Tie money plank Of the Republican
party adopted Al Philadelphia, June q,
lN10. states:
I'VE declare our steAdfast opposition ,
ths Tree and unlimited coinage Of silver.
We Feneu our aIleyiaHes 10 the principle
Of tlse gold STANDARD"
Here 10 Inconsistency without paEal-
Isl. And it 10 made more loTeible By the
~sssnps 20 deceive the people into tie
belief that the party has always favored
the siHEIe gold strHdaTd and Is simply
renewing it, allegiance. II Wili he seen.
however, that silver Republicans who
let the old party and stilI adhere To its
declarations Of 1872, are the consistent
advocates Of > principle, while those who
have gone back 70 the old party are in
consistent, or sink principle out Of sight.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

THE Bryan supporters in this county
mnst not overlook the importance Of reg
istering. The Republicans already have
most OF their voters registered and their
work in this line il practically conplsts.
while the Brysn supporters are slow in
registering. Do not pat IL OF longer.
Register yourself and zee that your
neighbors register. A full registration
will give the county and state TO Bryan
by big majoriiies.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06


THs Republicans poin; 70 Jefferson
and the louisiana purchase ~ justifi
cation d their position toward the Phil
Ippins Islands. There il this difer~ncs (:
J+n-fEoD expansion uas eonfn-d to the
American eoHtinsni, and the PEOPLE in
the LOnisiaDa pHrrhase we're Promised
the foil Tights Of citizenship n-der the
constitution. When the Philippines are
acquired BY conquest IL 10 proposed TO
govern them - colonies outside Of TIE
constitution and such form Of govern
ment IL imperialism. II is dangerous to
American liberty and will ultimately end
in the establishment Of . monarchy at
home. In fact The Army and Navy
Journal, the Official organ Of these two
branches Of government. il already nd.
voeating the change.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

TnG editor Of the republican organ il
rssoEting to bic oil Political methods.
When he has no legitimate argument tc
offer he swsIIs up like porpois and calls
all his opponent. LIAR. This is not ar
gumsnt and il proves nothing aside from
the inability Of its author to produce
ANYTHING better. The people know that
their taxes are ons-third lower than nm
der Republican ring rule. and all TIE
CREATIONS and Measurements Of the organ
cannot change thieV minds. When it
comes 70 county affairs the organ cannot
whip the voters into line. They will vote
for the fusion ticket in spite Of party be
cause il Is 10 their interest 10 DO 90.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

Charlie ToWns gave IL cot that he was
mich pleased with his western trip.
Why not? This is nice country ont
heFe-nice people, too-but the RIB
bing' Mr.. To~ne received at the bands
Of Republican writers and speakers mast
have been anything bat q pleasure to
him and his friends. lie vas literally
torn 70 pisevs.-CAnYon Echo.
Nov it seems too bad that the nm
tanned Republicans Of the wild and woody
west should jump in and LITERALLY"
tear ToWne 70 pieces; but since they
have done 30 he must be 6guratively
speaking In the east.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06


bEraHrSENS ~ rms lsfTataa.
LANn oFTIrR At CUrn b'AtEss. tnAsn.
Auguss ~. fMa
N"'ler hsfvhy given that ths luilgwiaG'
pa'esd sSticr has als'l satles n bic Intsnsism n
h'ase anal Proos IN sappuft u hls eAim. and lhsa
ala PFeos will No taade seissv ". y lindsay. &.
= commissioner. 81 Cotw d'Aleae. idaho 20
nctob<r u, isu0. VA
DAVID n. BupLoNo.
I'd Va. ma, for The y. ". 4 sss u. - y r..
RAVEN
ne names Tho ioIlo~iaE witnesses 10 Ftuss Ne
CONTINUOUS Fssldsnee upsa aud eultisailoa Il
.s'a land. W. winfield n tsoadwtn. Haas A.
Anderson. James y. nuassIl ana sohn hesxs.
al Of tesnf d'AIene. t,laho.
CD. wAnSER,
%lts~t hP lireVlsss,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

THERE' are some good men on the Pro
hibition ticket nominated 81 Post Falls,
and some not 70 good. 1t IL safe 70 say
that the ticket will not poll more than
Is votes in the whole eonsty. and those
who vote IL will simply be throwing their
votes away. Il seems strange that good
men and women will waste their votes
when there 10 not the Temotsst posi-
taliiy Of their candidates being success
fol. vine" they might vote to do soins
good.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

hrFAHrHHSr ~ Tun trTrRtsH.
LNNb "ygtsR At CsSEA D A1RrE. TIA 80.
ARsuaa \ fssa
N7sH'e t' herrAy Gtrys sA1t ~ tafiu~tse.
aAe'sa 'rt,'re hAs aisd patkw ~ Bile tatsussn =.
H'aAs snai rrp"f 10 suFpsTs ~ NJ slalm sd
'Aas 'ad rr'''.f sgil No maaas hwfsrv he nsxhsss
ana EF~sissr, " Crvw Axes. iamhu. -
sFrtsEb~r v. pn VI,
ANNE EENsnN us- WILSON
III Va ss, tay ,hs v IaEA. ANS.
= ssy -. Aaa y " :. ~. ". =. So.
u. rP pN.Rtv an.
We aAS'es 'bs ioise~iuE ~hnssszs - pgpss BE
f"a'inp'''a' Fvsisispss WPaa ard rEftlvattaa Il
aid land va Jeha Z. Sstsau, AFssa Ah4tsNsa.
Tsssr SsIssn asa tNsfS.s Ns,,as. al e csus
a'Alsns, IdAAo.
-, N. ntatora
s'Pe's'Tt@P Eexiitsss
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

Bon McFARLASD has declared himself
. Republican. The Democratic party 10
TO be congratulated on 20 easily getting
rid Of such dead Ioad. Bob's change
will add just one vote 10 Mckinley, and
many Republicans will feel like quitting
their party on account Of II.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

LAHb oFfiea A9 eaEa n,AIasa. ~
0etaAef -

LAxp ossses ~ eass s,Alsxs. Ia.
oetaoeF / -
Rottss b hsasbT Given ahai b aanrils.
stIh ths psotiaioas u ~ 81 & csas...s =
Iuss : Ma sntifisa -An ct fur ~ -. !.
tinbsr lanAs " ths uisass Il casifHsni.. o..
SsssAa, And Washiagtan TsEEiiaay.s - =.
tsa4sA - az Ne fallis IAna Hia&es b = =
AagaS 4 isa
OLIyER p uERkEN.
Fl Gear 4Aisns. csanay - kaeasnal. a.ss. :.
IaaAo, has this asy AID ~ lhts amee ~ sn,.s
ssassmsni NJ "a i9F tbs pnrshANs II ne 4.
u u Ssesssa No. m IN TewnaAAR Ne :
Razsa Sc w. D. ~. sna viii enks pssss Z
sAays shaa ~ Lara sOasht b mass vaasaAas y.
f.A slmh~s - sssns thsn ia anriesl1ns.I -
yosss. ana - sssshiiSh M siGfn - ssfa 80 -
ssrs Ne ksEi-iss Ane ksss liver u this -. :.
csz~f d'Aasas, iaaAs, - Taesasy. ne IN -
Il DersGAbsF, La.
lie SAass - sitnsssssi CalxiA 4 ngAesssu.
JAaa<s NssaOn. ssiaan y. neEin aaA 5s..s-
asfrrA. eli al c@aE a'AArns t4aha.
Asy Asd eli psssens eiatning s4Ess.say q.
sb0ts ssassitsa iasAs ere Hsqassas1 - 81 -.
s.aams IN thas sfArs 60 % Asfsss ne al llss
asy Il pssesnh-sE lauA D. y. bEpG0Na
ct Gdse haafssss
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06
Notice for PubIicasion.


psFARrnESr ~ TaR IErnmfea.
Us, LAND OFrICF. Coca p'AlHNN. fnAne.
August 81. lee.
Noslee is hereby given that the lslswIne'
hAaea settler has aled uoilce Of his lmlsntiea %
.haHe NAL proof In support 81 hIs claim. and
taa' said proof win be made before the Register
ssa Heoeivsr al CWw d'Aisne, ldahs. -
ocsoesr ., ipoo. VIA
ANDREW ELRsIBa.
!, 10 Va. in for the =. ". \, sss. a. -. = n,
ne names the following witnesses % prove
~. eaeiln'oas residence upon sud salilsaiisa
~ saia land, vlti Lewis Benson, John 2. Jehs.
900, Anton 0ustafSoa and Gus Eeisou. 81 Il
coetf d'Aisas, Idaho.
sept i.ortAP n. n ntptnNa,
l,eslsssf.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

THE Republican national committee
places Indiana in the doubtful column
along with Missouri. Kentucky and Col.
orAdo. II II IL - doubtful a. Missouri
there IL no possible show for the Repub-
leans TO carry IL, and the TACT that they
compare IL to Missouri Is admitting IL
will 70 Democratic.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

DESAHsMExr 90 THE ISrrnaoR.
LAB OgEteK AT c1pm n'AL&M1, InAme
hwrasanAwE =. 80
Nssh= n AsESty s'vsa Inst tas tuilsmfae.
nan<d s<tIi~f has aAea nstAEs - Ms inGeMEksa 4
saaAs AnAl paeof n s1pPsEt q has siatEa. -
LAAl sAba pssai wia - nusA~ hsa1sa - nssszsss
aAi E-~ris~E a. Cesar 9Aisas. lAAka. e -
tssabss sspe, va
FkKp xiSk.
Ha - Ia Ists . saa 4. ~ ATR nN.RsN.
Il N
hz nAEsss Ihs isliaSi1g St&nsasea - pssss ii
rsaiiA-z-4s FvsAirs<s ut~o ana essaIftaEham 4
saAa aAsd. va JsAa u rFrtasE. tuAa n cnsRy.
FrSAA kahhk asa AaGusss hainE f1=sFa. ID 4
Csref Z AsSez. iaAAis.
D n. hrDl0SG,
wp. . nss.hP ksxAaaes
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

HARE HASSA is very anxious TO have
the great Pennsylvania coal strike settled
At once. lie il afraid It's continuance
may hurt the Republican party, and
then II intsrferes with the campaign cry
Of foil dinner pail. Mark says he has
always been friend OF the laboFing men,
which reminds % Of the masked train
robber who said he was n friend n the
passengers while relieving then Of their
money.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

soAE ons has discovered John W.
Peters wandering around In the white
pine bolt Of southern Kootenai-proba.
bly, locating another timber claim.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06
FusIon County TuckET.

F9y tate senator.
5 r. DosKELLY.
FoE Members II the Legislature,
1T sCOTT.
&c. WHITE.
= J. DWYEK
FOR sheriff.
CIV. DYER.
For Treasurer.
WI. Mcclure.
For Ass-..pg,
H.. J. BORTHwICK.
EOr Probate Judge.
&c. BRADY.
For County Attorney,
JAMES GRAHAM.
For snpeTiBtsnGsot Il Public Ins,ruetioa,
DANIEL yAA DUZEK
For County surveyor.
B.H. WILLIAMs.
FoT coroner.
DR. g. Y. BARKER
For County Commissioner. First District
q. d. NcKIENIs.
For County Commissioner, -eeOGd District,
}. w. EYAS.
For County Commissioner. Third district,
W. W. BUSH
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTnEST or THE INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE At C1uK D'ALENE, IDAHO,
september II. 1900.
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice 81 his Intention To
make nual proof In support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver ut ceur d'Aienc, idaho, on de-
eamber 7, 1900, viz:
PETER C. sORENSoN,
nd. No. t77. for lot 4. Sec 20; lots and Q. Sec.
%; Tp. 20 ~, RAW. r. ~
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz; Peter W. johnson, Henry
Thamks. William b. Mcfarland and Emanuel
a. HOelkle. all Of Occur d'Alsne. Idaho.
u. n. BUDLONG.
sept.zzoci.Z7p Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06
Fuses srArs T,ckET.

FeE Jzitea states s-xsases.
PRED 7. DCBoIS
For -HpErzs- JBaxs.
e. - sToCKsLAGER-
Yer cOeETsSzAa.
THoAAs l. GLESN.
For GSEsrH9T
FRANK " HUNT.
For LAevtesssEi GSvxTusor.
THOMAS r. TEkREII-
Poi AttSrssy GensrzL-
FEtNK MAKTIS.
F0H seeFet4Fy u sGAt-.
&. J. BAssETT
Fsr state Treasurer.
J J PLrIER-
PoF SKATE Astlior.
Y W. JONES
For Superintendent VI Publ Instructive,
hIs- PEgNEAL FRENCH.
foS Nine iRspels0r.
MAkTIS JACOBS.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

bErAkrMsst 90 rmM ISxEmi0m.
LASH oFFEE AZ cvHEn p'AIEas. IpAma.
n~pA~@Ass n. hAm
NSsAss = Arssay Eissn thaA ~ iaaasaaE-
sazzd s~sIasf ass ai-a sstirw " Ahs inasnaksn 8
zaAxs aa-ai sfssi a sseVsst u - sk1sa -
IA4s salsi ssu.sf @Ei ~ $3.50 s~Ass - hsxassrs
49, k~ssss~E ~ os~ss dA~ss. l4AAs. y -.
rsmh@s /. sAs, w
MAEsiiAL -. ITErtK.
III ~. o., los IA~ y L s. N.w.h. kwA
I, =. sad - :. y h-s. =. rRt -. D. .
y EN-
lie aa@~s rA~ tssS@hss wiEn~ssrs 10 Bes4s
- eansiaaasus Frsstw4es apaaa Ama saatisaasa
"a saa aAd tz ctAs Fwsass Aaa hasa D.
tsasssy~a. u Msus iahsh-- Nktas h=fmasx smA
Tasaa Fa4tuf u rs~W 4'AGva. taaAs.
D H. btpL0NG.
srsI se~tuR M~xtsans.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06

IL voting the fusion legislative ticket
yon are voting Tor Fred 7. Dubois lor
Cnits5 States ssas,9n
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06


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LANS pErtSn 49, CaHH . AtHsn. thAns.
nustS@f~s - hnaL
Maths IL hsfsss gss~a nat ~ hkaaSaa.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-06
Democratic National Ticket

"a fFsAt6euf.
~ BEYAN.
Pee Yhc--Frts5aeaE.
ADtAI '. STEVENSON.
FER PEss14snasal ss-~tsvs.
J. ~ RxID. u xs1 rsTes.
- psscKEkY. sf AAz,
>. }. kit'H. " lsiagA@n-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-23
PLANNED 10 KILL DEWEY.
Macon. en-. Ex-Gonfcdcrate With .
Nurdcrous Mania


Macon, Ga. April 90 p. "A. Summey.l
an ex-confsderate soldier, will be sent
Ito the state insane asylum at Nilledge-
vile today. In the course of an inves-
tigation into his condition it was as
Scertained that his mnd has been wrong
for years, and that his mania has been
TO kill somebody Of prominence.
When he saw the announcement that
Admiral Dewey was coming to Macon
on March % it occurred TO him that this
would afford him the opportunity of his
life, and he made his plans to assassi-
nate the admiral in this city.
But on the morning before the adj
miral and Mrs. Dewey arrived Mr.
summey had one of his lucid periods.
He says he fully realized what he had
been planning TO do, and fearing that
he might again become deranged while
the admiral was here he imme diately
left for the country. remaining there
several days.
When he again lost control OF his
mental faculties his mania directed it,
self against some ether public man, but
having no opportunity to kill anybody
OF national consequence he made no
definite plans. He was preparing to
kill himself when arrested.
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Convincing Araument.

Mountain Grove, No.. April 23.--At a
rural literary debate near here on the
subject, Resolved. That the Democrat
ic Principles Are Contrary to the Laws
of God. sas handled in the Affirmative
by William Finch in such a manner that
the negative debater hurled u chair at
Finch's head. The chair struck one OF
the judges. dislodging three OF the lat
ter,s teeth. The 80 enraged the judges
that they closed the contest summarily,
giving the affirmative side the decision.
A general fight ensued. in which one OF
the judges had nose broken and an
other judge suffered fractured rib. and
two negative debaters sustained broken
limbs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-23
For over Fifly i car.3

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-23
TRADE IN THE ORIENT.
Enormous Increase of Shipment
From America TO Far East.

washington, April 2s.-The recent
large wheat shipment to Japan from a
Pacific port directs attention to the
growing demand for American food
stuffs and manufactures in the orient.
Nearly $4,000, 900 worth Of our flour went
sent to the orientlast year against about
81, 100000 worth in the preceding year.
and nearly all Of 1t to China, Japan and
Asiatie Russia. the large proportion of
that which reached China passing thru
Hong Kong. Shipments Of foodstuffs
In the form Of wheat to the orient have
! been In the past rare. That section Of