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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
On CnnitO! EiIl.

Senator D. @. Eggleston. of Charlotte,
was at the Library yesterday morning.
Governor Tyler left last night for
Covington, to attend the Presbyterian
Synod, which convenes there.
Commemorative Attorney w. II. Pow
ell, of Greeiisville county, and Mr.. w. T.
Tilier, of Emporia. called on the Cover
nor yesterday in reference to the es-
tablishinS of a military company at En-
poria-
Colonel John Murphy. one of the direc
tors of the Virginia penitentiary. called
at the Governors office yesterday and had
q short consultation relative to pardoning
a young white man now in the peniten-
tiary sentenced from Danville, for five
years on a charge of criminal assault.
II was intended to have meeting of
the State Electoral Board yesterday at the
office of the Secretary of the Common
wealth, but owing to the fact that the re-
turns not being received, the meeting was
not held II will be impossible to ascertain
the vote for Major Lassiter for Congress
until the official returns are opened
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was wei attended and full OF interest
Dr. william T. oppenhimer. president,
was IN the chair.
DIR. A. Il. Cray was the leader il, the
discussion of the subject selected for the
evening, Drs. Michanx. J. ui'shur.
Hoge and Blankingship PARTICIPATING.
Cases were reported by Drs. Garclnz and
Michaux.
DR.. ]. II. Musser. of philadelphia, was
nominated for honorary fellowship. and
Ier. 3. a.. Taiiaferro, of Richmond, for
active fellowship
DR.. a. G. Brown, Jr.. will be the leader
in the discussion at the next meeting.
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AN HISTORIC BUILDING
The Wilderness Church Being Torn
Ifo,y., III Wake :, Barn,

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April "a
Si,ec,al.-Isne old frame W2Iderlles5
Cnurci:, in this county, near Chanceiiors-
Vile, so rich in war history, WhlGh mas
been replaced by a new structure, mas
been sold and torn down and the lumber
is being used III building a barn on q
farm i'll this county. Pieces Of boald anu
otne- timber from this historic old bud
ing have been sought after Tor relics,
ana would be valuable now il used Tor
that purpose.
The funeral OF Major Alien c. Dick
inson took place to-day at Sherlt1 daffls
residence Rey- j. Z. II. Crismond con-
Quoting the services, and the interment
was made in Berea ChurCh-yard, SiTotsyi-
yania Courthouse. The pall-bearers
were: Active. 2. Gayle, T. p Payne,
L. j. Graves, l. D. Harris, 7. A Frazer,
a Ii. Crismond. Honorary-R. II. Jer-
rell, w. G. billiard, oliver castburn, DR..
c. r. Massey, H A Garner Captain
T. McCracken. Hon. NJ. B. Rowe, Hon.
A. T. Embrey, s. l. Bagsott, Jr.. I. j.
Hayden, c. c. Rowlett, a. b. Bets, the
last seven being of this city. Mrs. Ran
dolpf Norris, of New York, niece of
Major Dickinson, arrived here yesterday
and attended the funeral. Colonel a. g.
Dickinson. her father, is al present
travelling in Italy.
Many Of the physicians on both sides
of the RappahannoclS River, in the lower
counties, feel a great interest in the
Rappahannock Medical Associa ton, the
Headquarters Of which are in this city,
and an effort will be made TO form an
agreement by which the quarterly NEST
ings can be held in turn at Fredericits
burg, Urbanna, Tappahannock and
Irvington for the convenience Of mem
hers of that section who wish to attend.
Judge 7. r. 3. Wright has appointed
Dr. ". S. Christian, j. r. Sesar, ST.,
John Hardy, Walter Healy and DR.. Percy
Jones as the Confederate Pension Board
for Aiddlesex county, and Judge j. e.
Mason named similar board for West
moreiand County. composed of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: James p jenkins,
John w. Harvey. L. Washington. DR..
William II. Fairfax and John L. Eeale
Mr. Early Burruss, of Ruther Glen, and
Miss Irene Blaclley. daughter of Mr..
J. II. Blackley. of Penola, will be mar
ried Wednesday evening, May 9Th. at
Emmens Christian Church, in Caroline
county.
Mr.. j. T. Minor. of King George, is
building on one Of his Rappahannocll
River farms a new barn nearly one hun
dred feet long and about forty feet wide
Rev. ]. S. Dill, pastor of the Baptist
Church. of this city, accompanied by
Mrs DILL left yesterday for New York
to attend the great Missionary Confer
ence in that city, and will be absent
ten days.
Miss Judith Shepherd has returned from
New Orleans, where she spent the winter
with the family of M. Menard boswell
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SENT TO GRAND JURY
Two Exciting Runaw,ys-odd Fell
lows Celebrate.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. April "a
Special.-Lizzie Robertson tcoloredl,
charged with poisoning DR.. ]. E. Temp
kins and family, waived examination to-
day and was sent on to the grand jury
by Mayor Rowe
Rev. James F. Billingsley. of .spotsyl-
vania. mas been called to the pastorate
of Belle Air Baptist Church. near Lee
land Stafford county.
There we're two exciting runaways here
to-day Treasurer II. G. Chesley, Of
Stafford county, narrowly escaped in
jury in one. and a buggy containing Rev
Decatur Edwards and wife was smashed
in the other.
None of the parties were seriously in
jured.
The oad-Fellows of this city celebrated
the eighty-;irst anniversary Of Odd-Fel-
1owship in this country tonight with
speeches by Grand Master w. II. Bailey
of Richmond. DIR. ]. F. Thompson ana
r. b. dcC,alley. of this city.
The speeches were followed by a must
cal programme. Refreshments Were also
served.
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St. Adams Meets Defeat.

4 SALEM, VA, April 2.-Special.-Roa-
noke College defeated st. Adams S:hoo!
of Radford this evening by score of 8
10 ..
Ii was very pretty game, Case pitched
a magnificent game for Roanoke. Striking
out eleven men, and Reisinger dis
singuished himself as a catcher. Maurey-
and Hall made brilliant plays for the home
team. The star PLAYER for Adams Was
Wsst. The vts:to IS wsre stsoRg IL the Nod
but Very weak at the bat. and their bat
terry was nothing to Roanoke. Roanoke's
aeid work was very good.
Batteries: Roanoks-case and he!singer.
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Ev e. A. Catlin, Auctioneer.
No. 6 North Eleventh Street
Handsome Suburban Residence
CHESTNUT HILL.
On WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS. 1900.

On WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1900,
! O'Clock 2. NJ. will SELL g t public auc-
ton, that elegant property located at the
northwest corner of Fourth Avenue ana
Alder Street, Chestnut Hill.
equipped with gas. hot and cold water
on each floor, bath. range. etc. Sewerage
perfect: water excellent. Lot IS a com
modious one, fronting 12o feet. and nc eN-
wide. The location is all that could be
desired, and the flowers, vines and fruit
trees surrounding make this an ideal
country homo, with all the advantages
TO be had in a city. Cars every twenty
minutes No suburb of Richmond is more
attractive or has better prospects than
this. and you now have an exceptional
opportunity of securing most delightful
ONE at much less than it's value. You
are invited to inspect the property
TERMS: Easy e. a. CATLLN,
ap2O Auctioneer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
sLEEPING-CAR SER
VICE

Effective April ed the. Southern Rail-
way viii extend their present Pullman
sleeper now being operated between
Charlotte, N. c.. and Atlanta. Ca. on
United States Fast Mail trains Nos. 30 and
sc to Birmingham, Ala, and on and after
April 23d this sleeper will be operated be-.
tween Charlotte Atlanta and Birming-z
ham on same trains Leaving Richmond
at u noon, daily. this sleeper is attached
at Charlotte going through to Birmins-
ham without change, arriving there 1855
following morning, requiring only one.
change of cars between Richmond and
Birmingham and affording the traveller.
a quick, comfortable trip AT Birming-
ham connection is made for all points
South and Southwests
c. w WESTBURY,
d
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Acnuitte.i o,, Charcc of smu.sIinr.

-.lfC1uIEteu OH C1Istrs- z 1I
MANILA, April 24-Louis Spitzel, agent.
Of the Remingtcns and Maxim, and one
of the biggest promoters In the Orient
has been tried and acquitted on the,
charge of smuggling. Government detec-
tives have Swallowed him since he ar
rived IN Manila, suspectng his business;
was filibustering. and the authorities were
said to be anxious to get rid Of him.
Learning that an employe of his had
brought $1,000 worth of jewelry without
naying dI,ty.s they arrested Spitzel, but
were unable to prove the charge. Spitzel5
is a British subject
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
improvements Planned

At meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors OF the Merchants National Bank,
held Monday Il was decided to thor
oughIy remodel the interior OF the build
ing. According to plans. the old banking
fixtures Will be torn out and marble
floors. marble counters and other hand
some furnishings will be put in.
The work on the proposed improve
.nents. 1t is understood. will begin at
r,lce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
SU,1,IrR RESORTS.

T. -
Banff. the most de-
lightful health and
pleasure resort IN the
world. Reached by
the Canadian Pacific
Railway. 90 hours
from Washington APP
ply w. w Merkle,
No. 1923 Pennsylvania
Avenue. Washington
C. G. Osburn, 19 b
Baltimore Street; Bal
Baltimore. II. Nc
NIurtrie, 629-C;}l Chest
nut Street, Phiiadei-
pi1ia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
BY ]. 3. Elan & Co.,
Peal Estate AuctioneerS.

n ERENIPToRY AUCTION SALE OF
L THE WELL-LOCATED, LARGE AND
VALUABLE PLOT OF LAND. WITH
THE LARGE FRAME BUILDING, (FOR-
MERELY A CHURCH) THEREON,
FRONTING $50 FEET ON THE EAST
SIDE OF WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE,
CORNER LEWIS STREET, NEAR CITY
GAS-WORIlS.
On THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1900, at .
O'Clock p. NJ, we shall sell. by public auc-
ton, on the premises, without limit or re
serve. the above-naned very valuable
property, at the southeastern intersection
of Williamsburg Avenue and Lewis Street
fronting $50 feet on Williamsburg Avenue
running back on Lewis Street l65 feet, and
on its southern line 10 1912 feet, and
which is admirably adapted in location ana
size for manufacturing or warehouse pur-
poses. as well as for small dwellins-houses,
now SO much in demand in that busy ana
growing section of the city.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance al one
and two years, or all cash at the option
of the purchaser.
]. b. ELAN s: Co, Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25

BY virture of deed of trust from Rob
ert Brown and wife. dated March %, 1891.
and recorded in d. B. 81 page 260, default
having been made in the payment of the
notes secured thereby. and being requested
SO to do by the holder thereof, l will sell,
at public auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, 27TH DAY OF APRIL, 1900,
at 1880 o'clock P. NJ, the aforementioned
farm, which adjoins the lands of j. A.
Wallen, Esq, and Daniel Browns estate.
There is a small dwelling and the usual
outbuildngs on the place.
TERMS: Cash. as to costs of executing
this trust, and to pay the sum of s2t1 4e.
together with interest thereon from Feb.
rliary 8. 1900; the balance on such terms as
will be given at the sale
SAMUEL H. PULLIAM,
Trustee.
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TIIIs. TIMES: RICHMOND Va WEDNEsDAYAP 25 5000

ADMINISTRATION and Monger. Score: Roa-
noke, runs s, hits 9. errors g. Adams,
runs 5. hits 8. errors S.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Office OF
Richmond Passenger and Power Co.
Richmond. Va.
ON or BEFORE, MAY fS'T THE. ABOVE
named eoEziDaay WI succeed 70 the the
RIfTENoND RAILWAY AND ELEC-
Trio COMPANY and , i asks ssf.d that ,s All
eive the new concern their favorable
Consideration and renew all contracts
now in force for electric lights and
NEW. cAPAcIoUS and MOST MOD
ERN electric apparatus has been pur-
chased. and will be Installed as soon as
nossible. thereby doubling the present
OUTPUT of electric current and securing
pronpt and reliable service The rates
FOR current will be placed as Low as any
company can offer. We hope to retain
all the old customers OF the Richmond
RaiIwav and Electric Company. and
add as many new customers as may de-
sire prompt and reliable service. coupled
with considerate and courteous treat
nent-
POWER COMPANY.
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AUCTION saLEs-Euture DAYS.
By Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate and Loans,
No. II North Tenth Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
Nos. Iii, 7I3 and 7l5 w. Main St.
PLENDIDLY-BUILT BRICK DWELL
INGs, OPPOSITE BEAUTIFUL
MONROE PARK

BY virtue iof a certain deed of trust to
the undersigned. trustees. dated Novem--
Der S, 1880, duly recorded in D.sB IA "A; =,
page 400, default having been made IN ING
debt thereby secured, and being requlfesd
so to do by the beneficiary under said deco,
shall sell the above-nentsonea ,fEh Il
DESIRABLE IMPROVED B r e &
PROPERTY, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1900,
at $50 P. N. separately or as a whole.
reserving the privilege of accepting me
highest bid in either instancel Ihese
dwellings are in absolutely trst-ciass con-
dition, built of the very best material, aud
contain about u rooms each, with modern
improvements, such as bath, hot and cold
water. ranges and latrobes. The entire
lot fronts 80 FEET 6 INCHES on the
south line of Main Street, between Pine
and Laurel Streets, by a depth between
parallel lines 1879 FEET to a paved alley
20 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to costs and ex-
penses OF executing this trust. with all
past-due city and State taxes, and notes
agsregating $4,000, with interest thereon
from November S. 1899, until day of sale:
the residue in twelve months, secured
upon this property.
JOHN DUNLOP,
CHARLES a. ROSE,
apo Trustees.
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~~~~<>I> - -
In The
Canadian
Rockies

DESIRABLE SUMMER BOARDING IN
Gloucester on the water Shade trees
Iaryn reachirc to rivers edge: good wa
ter, bathing and fishing. References
given and required Postoifice, steam
boat and telegraph stations Within one
quarter mile. Address Box L, Roahe 5
p O.. Gloucester county, Va ap22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

A: Norfolk. May 2,l, via c. & o. Route
On April Goth, May 1st and Cd the C. &
O. hallway will sell round-irip tickets
from. c. & 0. Stations within the State
of Virginia to Norfolk at One and one
Third Fare, with final limit May It'll.
From Richmond the rate will be $3.50
round-trip.
C. & o. Trains leave Richmond 9 \. NJ.
and 3:35 p. NJ.
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gA @ R z 81
Ro,rs the - The Kind Y0uilayg Always Bought
Of Lsa<Ig THIN

The southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Company announces that teie-
phoric communication can be had over
its lines with Lynchhurg, Va. Danville,
Va: Roanoke, Va; Wakefield. Va: APP
pomattox, Va; Farmville, va: Crewe,
Va: Salem. Va; Bedford City. Va; Reds
vile, N c.; Charlotte, n. c.; Columbia,
S. c.
For further particulars enquire at the
Public Pay Stations and at Managers
office. 1914 East Main Street.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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g -. - "a. Z e.
Bears the . The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature rs zLGIzAA
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr.. Wilmer NJ. Cox, formerly at the
E. &. Taylor Company. wishes to inform
his friends th-t he is now with the
Craclery Department of the Meyer Store,
corner F'oushee and Broad Streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
I,ie.hn,.,,,d academy.

The regular semi monthly meeting of
the Richmond Academy Of Medicine and
Surgery. held las. Right at the Jefferson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
BY H. "A. A1cCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

CoMMIss1oNER's SALE
" OF
LOT No 9a6, ON WEST SIDE OF
SEVENTH STREET, NEAR PRES
TON STREET, NAVY HILL.
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Pursuant to the above decree, the I'M
dersigned will offer for sale, on the prem
Uses, on
THURSDAY. THE 26TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1900,
at 5 O. clock the REAL ESTATE therein
mentioned which has a frontage OF 81
feet on Seventh Street, and runs back 122
feet to an alley. The Improvements con-
s;st of a frame dwelling of about i've
rooms in fair order. There is no better
section OF the city for d medium-sized
dwelling than this, and as an investment
better property cannot be had
TERMS: One-third cash; the residue
paya bile in equal instalments at six ana
twelve months, negotiable notes, Win
interest added the title retained until
the entire purchase-money is paid ana
a conveyance ordered by the Court
GEO. w. LEWIS,
Special Commissioner.
I. P. P. Winston. clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required of the spe-
cia, commissioner by the decree in said
ca use of 18th January, 1900 has been duly
given.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
January, 1900. Z. Z. WINSTON,
Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25

Stuteley. Sc, In the Law and Equity
VS. Court.-Decree of Janu-
Scott. airy IS, 1900.
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BY ]. B. Elan & Co,
Seal Estate IAuctioneers.

In pursuance of the decree OF April -,
1900 in the suit STYLED Jos. w La'lbs
who sues &c, VS.. Mary r. sralth, I'd
1ninistratrix &c. in the Chancery Court
of the city Of Richmond. the undersls n i',:
auction on the premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL u. 800.
at ). o. clock P. NJ, the HOUSE AMP
known as No. .s05 West Cary Street. on
the south side of Cary street. west of and
near Jefferson Street. the lot fronting
16 0-12 feet, more or less, on Cary Street
and having a depth between parailei
lines of 100 feet to an alley. ten feet wide,
and the house containing about eight
rooms, having the usual modern conve-
niences, we'll built. well appointed and in
good repair.
TERMS: Cash.
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Or. S. WEIR MITCHELL,
READINGS

Dir. S. WEIR MITCHELL,
READINGS
under auspices a. P. v. A.o>-
CONVENTION HALL, JEFFERSON
HOTEL MAY 9TH.
Tickets. Soc: at the Jefferson. HlnleI ;
Bookstore and Moses Music-Store- 20
reserved seats. Ap-4
WEDNESDAY CLUB MUSIC FESTIVAL.
ACADEMY CT MUSIC.
MONDAY. APRIL so, TUESDAY, MAY 1.
THREE GRAND CONCERTS
The Wednesday Club $50 voices
The Children's Chorus, go voices
The Boston Festival Orchestra, ID pieces
ARTISTS.
Nine. Marie Bremd. ........Soprano
Nine. Emma Juch. Soprano
Sig. Giuseppe Canlpanari. Baritone
Miss Flora Provan $1,000 soprano
Miss Isabelle n.-.-.Contralto
Mr.. Evan Williams. Tenor
Mr.. George Leon ore.....Ienor
Mr.. Gwilym Miles. .Barttorss
Boz; office opens at Moses & Co.'S Music
store 9 A. NJ Monday, Tuesday ana
Wednesday. April 23d, oath and 18th, for
Subscribing Members 10 reserve seats, and
on Thursday. April 18th, at Academy OF
Music. from / to 6 P. NJ for subscribers
for SINGLE course tickets and single con-
certs.
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ron sAI.E. ONE GOOD SECONDHAND
VICTORIA. cheap. Can be seen at the
carriage and wagon factory of CON
RAD GROSS, No. % West Broad Street
APPS
FOR sALE-VERY CHEAP. ONE
large refrigerator, in good condition
Annly THE PEN-MAR HOTEL,
seventeenth and Franklin Streets.
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Pursuant to the above decree, the IN
dersigned will offer for sale, on the prem
iSes. on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF r TIE
PA1-cfiNAN STATIONERY COM
BSs-y- vii, he held in the office OF the
conpanv. No 1907 East Main stree ,5.
Richmond. Va. on WEDNESD<hf' MAY
. i'o0' JAS. s. FRANCIS.
a,o1 Acting Treasurer
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BUSINESS oPPoRrUNIrIls
HOST AND FOUND

t8S1'ok ~ y T Y = y
LOST. ON BROAD NEAR FIRST, KING
CHARLES SPANIEL PUPPY: Black,
with White vest; size of rat-terrier.
Shaggy ears and short hair on body
Reward if returned to ]. r. WERTH,
No. 3l3 East Main Street. aus
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
NORTH DAKOTA DECISIONS,
The supreme Court Rules on Several I'm
p0rtant Election Matters,

Bismarck, N, D., Oct, a6wIhe sp-
ppeme court today decided TINT the
iamo 0f w, H. Anderson, republican
cnndidnfe for judge In tho First dis
trict, comprising Grand Forks and
Nelson counties, shall not 90 on tho
Official bnll0t, md This decision will
leave Judge Fisk practically without
opposition, Anderson was nominated
by u split In The republican eopyenr
tion, pnrt Of which endorsed VislS,
Andersop's certificate Of nomination
wns dled after The time for aling had
expired,
Tho court held chat the alipg Of q
certificate must BIO within thirty days
before Tho eleGlion, and the fact chat
Tho thirtieth day falls on sunday, "
does NOT modify this rple, ~ The 500
ton relating W holidays docs not Rpv
ply,
Tho court also decided the Pierce
county mapaamns, whore y minority
split and attempted ~ make nonina-
Hons, Tho decision holds TINT u con-
yentiop w Judge pf ils own members,
md ilnt minority delegates pannot
make party nominations,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
WOULD END FILIPINO WAR
Stevenson Tells How the Insurgents
Would he Given Independence II
Bryan Were President,

Milwaukee, Oct, 26--Adlai ",
Stevenson the associate Of VIM, u,
Bryan on The national democratic
ticket, was tonight given y tremen-
dous ovation NJ the West Side Turner
bali which was packed 10 OVERLOOKING
by m audience ~ oyer 1900 persops,
Stevenson WAS preceded by Louis
~, Bohmpieht candidate tor governor
~ WISCONSIN who was also we'll re-
Geiyed,
Topehipg briefly upon trusts M The
outset, The speaker eAid each voter
knew his influence, The trusts were
against The democratie party because
The democratic party WHs against thp
trnsts, Imperialism, he said, was
Tho oyprshndowing, paramount Issue,
" occupies the hppghfs nnd eonfronta
people ~ this eonntry fpdny,
The contest DgAinst tho people NJ
Tho Philippines " y contest Rgainsf
OFT RllipB, What ~ tho pretext for n
prosecution ~ this WAF, no asked, md
answered thp question hy saying that
N WIS fM tho commercial gain ~ q
few men, " few gigantic combinations
and. Fpsfs, inspired by greed, " bring
millions into their eofRprs by shedding
~ No blood ~ their enHntyymen,
Vhe spenknr WAS asked the
dem0erRtp pprfy In The pYnpt ~ be-
lng ~spcpessfRb would end Tho war,
Stevenson replied yes, that Tho aeWp-
erafip administration Wond, Mlpg
tho war Ton conclusion, pnRhling fhp
Vilipinos NJ astablish n stable govern
menf, fashioned by Their own hands,
and, no added That sNph government
would bp protested by Tho Unified
States against my eHaroaehmenf hy
fhe other, pnweps ~ the ,wNFEd,
I'm Rlnsing ha Rppealnd N the. liberty
loving voters N .nnst fheV hAllnfs fRF
thp Democratic Ticket,