davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-20
mydrograshIe nraneh d aal,e.lon.

Washington, July 10. go Lieutenant
Commander H. II Mcintosh, retired
officer has been recalled into the naval
service for the purpose Of establishing
the new branch photographic Office az
Galveston, Tex, provided form the las.
naval appropriation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-20
AeelasntI, Shot ms. nro,h.r.

Greenville, Tex, July l9-On Moore
Prairie, Chn johnson while oiling a
32-calibre pistol. accidently discharged
IL, the ball striking his 6-year.old broth.
er in the temple aud ranging down.
ward, inhicting what, it is feared, will
be "A fatal wound.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-20

81. Paul, July l0.-The convention OF
the League Of Republican clubs ad.
iourned "Wednesday afternoon after
adopting resolutions aud electing Isaac
Miller Hamilton Of Illinois president.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-20

laredo, Tex, July i9.-P. Guetierrz
was convicted in court here Of murder
and given % years In the penitentiRry.
The sun., 1900-10-11
nRrAy rs AGrrNAIDo's ONLY HoPE.
A Young Filipino From Manila Tehs the
President the situation In the Islands.

WAsu1NGroN. oct 10 The President re-
reiyed a young Filipino to-day. jose Abren,
who has been IN tul4 couutr, only two weeks.
and who has come to Washington to study law
ot Columbian University He has been prac-
tisug law in Manila, whore hIs family is one OF
the most influential IN the Islands
Believing the United states should and will
retain possession Of the Philippine Islands. Mr.
Abrou came here to study. not only the laws Of
,ff. country. bur its institutions and customs
i .. President had long tnlk with nm ana
yr,s Informed To- Mr.. Abr,u that the Fllplno-
updsr AguiuaIdO hOpe, by making attacks her"
md there in the island to courinc" the Amerl-
Cor rnople that a general inSurrectlon exists
tNorn and will continue in tho hope that BRYAN
win po elected and give tho insurgents control
~ mo Islands He told ~" President that
Acuinllipi Is supposed to be hiding some where
In tho m,untaus Of Lu2on. He said that II Mt
NcE Eirley WINS reelected the rebellion would
clos. i'm n vcry short tim" and pence would be
restored In IN rt"ryinE after his call upon
tra President no aid further
The Ic'tcr olc'rout among the F'lNlnp'
are perrc.tlv satisfied with tho course 'he
I'oi'ad Ctntcl hive pursvnd since tNeir OCCu-
nation of the Islands only y small prop6rton
make nm tho discontented one' As for SiAtO
Tore1 who's visiting his country. he has never
beer. Wi h'v esteemed by the better class Of
FIlipino ci'lyous Lopez hAs not been near tho
he was forTnN-lv Aruinnldo's secretary, he
does not represent the Filipino people and
could not renresent ther wishes at the pres
ont time They would not want him TO be
their spokesman and he knows nothing or
the present needs OF the Islands
The sun., 1900-10-11
NOTES or THE CAMPAIGN.

II now seems probable that the Mckinley and
Roosevelt club at Columbia University will
enroll more than housand university voters A
second mass meeting Is 20 be held In the Library
Building on Eriday -' which definite outlines
Of the clubs campaign will be disclosed
John 4 Dos Passos will soon go on the stump,
speaking in Maryland and other places.
The Ilattors Republican and Sound Money
Association. which in the last national cam
paign originated tho idea of hanging across
every block in broadway a Mckinley and
Hobart Aag. is out this time with a new Idea.
The eleven-s.ory building at SIS and 5T on ono
side Of Broadway and the tweve-story build
ing at Sss and 600 on the other side Of Broadway
enabled them To carry out this new idea Hav-
ing obtained the consent OF every tenant and
Of the owners Of the buildings ,key have hung
out three Immense flags over Broadway, one
above the other Above the lower one the
hattcrs' greeting to all sound money and
sound government believers Is worded as
Hats of TO TIE Gag wherever II noats say
the hatters in. wishing success TO Mckinley
and Roosevelt."
Manufacturers e cloaks and kindred articles
who are desirious Of organizing so as TO par
ticipate In the sound money rarade on Sat
urday, Nov. 5 nre requested 20 meet at the
Republican Commercial Travellers club, 7S
broadway. onlosite Astor place, at O'Clock
The Jewel ems Legion. nm Organization which
dates from the days II Garfield and Arthur,
raised a Mckinley and Roosevelt banner and
flag In Union Square yesterday morn!rg Sub
scripuons for II were obtained entirely from
the clcrlSa, artisans and other employees Of
Tiffany & Co marching club will he formed
viii parade at the head Of the jewellers division
on Nov q
The sun., 1900-10-11
CHICAGO REGISTRATION FIGURES.
A Falling on Of 5000 Compared with the
First Day In 1899

CHICAGO, Oct lO.--The Hon. John Pardon
Atgeld, once Governor OF Illinois. says:
1T will take a landslide to carry Illinois for
Bryan. yet expect to see that landslide
This is the same Mr.. Atged who at the meet
ing OF the Democratic National Committee In
this city in July 1899. was ignored ard snubted
by Mr.. Bryan, The Nebraskan thought II
proper on that occasion TO recognize Mayor
Carter Il. Harrison Of Chicago as the official
and high-muck-a-mu Bryanite of the state
Bryan will not have Illinois any more than
he will have New York. One Of the best au-
thori,ies in the State. speaking OF the Arst days
registration in this city yesterday. says:
"on the whole, the registration yesterday ls
about all that ooull be expected. True, 1t Is
something over 5000 below the hrst day In
1895, but that campaign was an especially note-
worthy one. There was only one paramount
Issue then. and that was 40 novel and radical
that IL alarmed the people. now there are so
many that II has become almost farcical, IL
all Gepenus on the part OF the country in whioh
Bryan Is bllod 20 speak. The great question or
the DAY In one place has 10 take a back seat in
another an the absurGity oil II ali has naturally
In briei, the campaign Is apathetc, 1t Is
that McKiniet ' Win 81 succeed himself. f unless unless
tho Republicans become over confident. The
menace does not appear TO be so great as II
seem four years ago; Then Il was free silver
and nothing but free silver. Now, while BRYAN
Is pleged TO free silver, he appears to be anxious
70 have that fact forgotten. except occa-
sionaly.
In view of the circumstances the falling on
OF the registration Ia comparatively slight
Eight thousand In a total Of 10000 ls not much.
and tho only ocCadon for surprise Is that the
drop was not greater The country has had
Prosperous four years, and perhaps II Ia not
unreasonable that majority OF the voters
should expect the Administration that has given
Il u be continued In power. That may account
for the apparent apathy. Still. It will not do
20 take too much for granted. and every effort
should be made 20 get those who neglected TO
register Yesterday on che lists on next Tuesday
This statement greatly pleased the kepuuh-
can campagnerS Nearly four weeks OF the
cainpaign remain. There should not be the
slightest let-up In the work for Mckinley and
sound money and national honor The New
York campaigners are In close communication
with the calnpaigners at headquarters in TINS
city On all registration days the oaInpalgners
national. State and looal.-are to work day
and night TO get the voters out to register and
nnlla
The sun., 1900-10-11
PROTEST AGAINST BRYAN's PLAN.
Catholic In Manila says Surrender to Arui-
naIdo wou,d he Severe Blow TO the Church.

DENVER, Col. oct lO.-Father T II. Malone
NJ Denver. has receive! from W T Redmond.
nj Manila. q letter protesting in the interest
o' Catholics, against the Philippine policy
propose 10y Bryan. He SAYS In part
The authorities charge with the interests
of the Catholic Church IN the Philippines find
themselves much voXod 10y the mere fact Of
Brrau's ulun bcinE propo-eI. That such a
thing as q complete surrender 20 the THEalos
.I.. i'd SUI 'eu and discussed, makes
tIri. f.turc Uolicv ~" y iNcultv, hut II Bran
grpulr e uN ult p0~,IbIut. %" cle'tp', tney
,ynul have oulv one course loft to save the
,ia,r.. The eCnu-clucuoe nl turning the county
over 20 the canning anI hungry Idgal chiefs
WolIa ua appalling
The Ra' Ibhniu policy means Justice for
AL Nlrrc Che triar- can how thcms o ves
RICH full po--'.-cd II land the. viii retain
tTau Where the" have boon holding really
a tru-to'.. the win rt-, them over - the
riy4t'u' owners. often ~ uore aCcc' table rep
r" nltt'Ivo, 4 the ihVr"h, md the abuses
io4i l.,lt 20 their tenure viii b. ended
"Evrry vo'' for BRAN /, \ blow aimed at
th, rlght- Of the Catholic church IN the Phiip-
IIUt".
The sun., 1900-10-11
OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG MEN.
Croker Answered by the Career OF the Men
on the Republican state ricket.

AIpASY Oct 10 some Caustio statements
were made tonight regarding Richard Croker's
public utterances touching tho opport uniues
Of young men 70 make material progress In
the strife for a competence by Danforth T.
Ainsworth. the Deputy state Superintendent
OF Public Instruction In addressing ne
publican mass meeting az Green Island and In
speaking Of the candidates on the Republican
State ticket Mr. Ainsworth said;
Richard Croker recently made the statement
that America had reached that condition when
young man no longer had any hope oL sucEdis cEdi
I'm ute that he wis doomed by modern cohul.
tions practically to "A lilo OF hardship wltnous
hope Of advancement or the Improvement %. y.
OF wonderful achievements by young mel, 0i
humble origin In every department OF IIes
actiy,tios II II astonishing that such t.o loDSo
abatement should be made by any one assuming
TO be the state leader Of great parry ~
never would be made by any one having dny Any
appreciation Of American opportunities, s,df9 h99
Republican state ticket this fall " a iorCeiu
illustration OF the absurdity OF this claim.
Our candidate FOX Governor colnineihoetso ~
life as IA day mborer, weighing leo out OF tne
rear ond of retail delivery wagon. u.I
candidate for Tieutenant-Governor, hieI peins
graduated from college, commehCeo ny e
porter ~ faT SSefeaTy nsTy' Of 7 state born
in Ireland. came to America, ana whIS, I%Dr %
tanning his education supported hlmseu oy
teaching night school on the Bowery IN S
was left an orphan al i2 years Of age ana
commenced life as an errand Ooy III
n retail grocery store at the hl-
niAcont salary Of t2 yenr-tl a weeh
Our candidate for State Treasurer colnmeh@ctu @
life as an errand boy in retail country store;
and by attending niRht school nued hlihsen
Tor the post ION Of bookkecper, and after serving
for some years In that capacity nus hclshDDoIe .
elected him City Treasurer OF Auburn. lW9
wears ago he was elected State treasurer. anu anu
called uuon to di5burse upward OF 2O,VpVy
M the age OF 3s, the younget man ever eiecteu
10 "A state office In tie history ot this ouhte,
Our candidate for state Engineer ana surveyor
commenced life a. p farm lahoreT All i ~
these nre comparatively Young men Az
have found ia America opportunities TOT az
yoncrrent uuoqualled anywhere la the world
None arc impecluious and not one wouId
suffer oerehro- spinal meningitis were an en-
terprsing newspaper 20 PROFOUND the inquiry
where did YOU get ~ - y,
"Rlchard Croker enters politics at the age oi
IS wears Yesterday lie boosted that ne hah
no businesI connection or interests save Ioi-
Tics. and starts his son In business by rresent-
ing MIN with 5000 pup IA the best invest
mont for an American Young man az TIE Pc
ginning Of the twentieth century, wheh tne
marvellous devploument ~ America presents
orrortuni,ies which command the ATTENTION
az the ambitious young men OF al coLd1tIohs
In every country on earth.
The sun., 1900-10-11
scUooLs DRAGGED INTO PoLITIcs.
Efforts to Innaencs tho Teachers to support
the Democratic Ticket,

AtRAsy. oct 1O-Promlnent educators
throughout the state are amazed at the Efforts
~ Richard Croker 70 secure the aid Of school.
teachers at the coming election. The schools
of this state have never before been dragged
into politica A movement has recently come
10 ught. however, which exposes plot OF
Tar,many Hall TO use the schools for political
nuruosea Prof John I, Nicholson. teacher In
ons of the schools Of New York city, Il using
his official position as President OF the New
York State Teachers Association TO induce
the teacher Of the state TO asstst the Dem
ocratic party in eeCting its candidates
Pres dent Nicholson IN, puolshei nuuetih,
copies ni which are being sent TO eacn teach"t
In tho state in which tho teachers are urged
tn srrport the Democratic ticket. lie is assisted
in tni- work by a committee ot slNV-ohe, one
member being located In each county IN he
il j. promised that should any teacher be re-
moved because OF hl, or her action IN thls du"C-
ton tho Association wll open ~. Iet5Hirg I,t,5iiIgs,
yn,Ir reln-tateurut IN a locality where M
d.yiduaiity in a teacher connt7 VIVA ~" paitn'9
above political spren IA noIiY BTS yH' has pr"msi
IN it, platform TO pass what iS known as a
telcherS' tenure OF Otl,ce act Ghch has al
reaiv been drafted for political enect.
Tie reason advanced by PRESIDENT Nlchoi-
son why the teachers may expect bett"r treHt-
mont from the DemocTatiC par' IL nav Iie
teachers of Greater New lotk nav tI urtn "a "a
Ahaarn laws This seems udicrous when II
* remembered that all r"ict measures for the
TEACHERS. passed bv Republican Leelsature
and signed by 4 Republican GoV'rnor. were
Vetoed bv the Democratic Mayor. -,
I, T. not believed thai the teachers will per-
nit them selves 20 hc fooled by Democrauc
rr"rlgcs During the last seven years, while
ina Republican party hl1 been In control. the
state ias Increased IT, annual appropriations
FOR schools from SiNN,n0o to S5mo"O. II
l ~ ..l g q
..''ion - thi- record achieved hy the Re-
nuLIIcan rartv than 10 Democratic promises.
The sun., 1900-10-11
SHTFTING mn AHOT w.
ConaICt in Dltrs win ncverihg" In Indian
apoiis causes AnnovNuCc.

INnI>S,porIs. Ind, OCT. ~. Several da, :
arD ttc D'moyrl'l' STATE toTuittco was no
fed that David h. lin would bc able to naa .
:yp -pcaohs' IL this Stl'r. and taat ~ had been
assigned Il this .it 'ur oct ~ and 20 Crav-
ford-vln for oct -. The stat" Committee
had nude arrangements tlat would conflict
with Hilrs CraWfo-d-villc's date. and the
Nat,unT iouWlt'c" wa, asked 70 revere q"
dntn,, thu, bringing lil.l her" IN oct. Is Tits
was done and u now has become known That
senator Boycridy' Els arranged - -etk here
engaged for him. The Democratic mlllS"r~
wrrc yer, much surprised whcn they learned
that B"veridge wls - speak hero On the ulght
- tod for inll and II may be- that th" latter =
date viii again be- changed,
Mother rart want, both men 70 speak her .
on tne same night. a. such events hrlug OUT
nart IN crowds and NAV lead - trouble, 4 .
the Republican, have occurred the largest ha!l
Ia the city IL l. possible that the Democrats viii
make the change and bring Hill here some other
night
The sun., 1900-10-11

when they didn't want 20 blow up anything.
MIR. Schurz," continued Mr. Fassett. saws
10 sive BRYAN OhaAce for the Pepub!iCa
senate can hold him In. That's right lrnup tho
sheep and give them wolf for watch dog,
This Bryan has been calling about classes and
masses. Now President Mckinley never Ut
tered word to arouse "A man against AIS neigh
hor. or TO ircite malice az Iinst any certain
h"!y Of men. | con understand vhv PT,an
would like to be President, but ] can't under
stand why ANYBODY else except Aguinaldo
should want him elected.
Here they are talking about imperl Ism.
Well there Is imperialism and imper llsm.
There is that Imperialism which rules without
the consent Of the governed they talk so much
about They are too blind TO sce the ~ 900. 900
black men IN our southern States who have
been unconstltutonally do; rived ~ their votes.
The South Is going into tho Electoral College
every year with loaded dice"
JOnn Proctor Clarke. who was enthusiastical-
ly received, made red-hot speech. in which
he appealed 70 t'e voters 10 throw aside those
who wou,i disgrace the country by hauling
down the dag in the Philippines and TO repudi.
ate a man who attacked the army and navy NJ
the .nIted states and appealed TO class" hatred
to win for him a desperate fight for office.
The sun., 1900-10-11
BRYAy'S PROSPERITY.
How His Personal Property Has Increased
Huring -Four Years OF Repnb lean Rule.

OMAHA, Neb. oct Io-ChGr cs DIETRICH. Re
publican candidate for Governor, spoke here
lat night and mentioned BIZ ans prophecy OF
1896 that the gold standard would make the rich
richer and the poor poorer. He showed how the
Republican financial policy had benefited at
least ono Democrat He told how IA 1896 the
Democrats had boosted of the fact that Mr.
Bryan wa~ poor nan. In that year he returned
TO the assessor for taN6tlon personal property
of the vnlue Of $40 In April, 1907. less than
thirty days after Mckinley had taken his seat,
tiun q personal property valuation OF 81 ass
in lS0s, t2.9SO. and this year when, according to
all Of his predictions he ought 10 have become
a paupcr and been living oH the charity Of
Lancaster county, he returned personal prop
erty aluatou Of $3.50. This did not include
the $40. 600 presented to his wife nor his large
farm just purchased outside of Lincoln
The sun., 1900-10-11
WANTS HANNA TO STAY AWAY.
Senator Carter Afraid That the Anti-Petti-
grew Campaign May Not Be Wise.

CHICAGO, Oct. io.--The Hon. Thomas Henry
Carter. Republican Unlted States senator for
Montana, hustled into town to-day from cam
paign tour In the Northwestern States. He Is
TO return almost Immediately to Montana He
had talk with Senator Hanna, chairman OF the
Republican National Committee, In which he
deprecat ted the idea Of Senator Hanna rushing
into South Dakota next week TO leave no stone
unturned to elect a Legislature which will de-
feat Richard F. Pettigrew'sTetlIrn TO the United
States Senate. Senator Carter believes TINT
senator Hannaby such oouseis likely TO create
a sentiment Of local pride In Pettigrew.
Inasmuch IA SIr. Hanna believes Mr.. Carter
10 be n long-hoaded citizen he may change his
attitude toward Mr.. Pettigrew. but those who
know Mr.. Hanna from the ground UP are not
ready to admit tonight that Mr., Hanna will
abate one jot or little Of hI4 determlnatio 20
retire Mr.. Pettisrew to his home in SiouxFalls
for The next six years Senator Carter spoke
OF the sltu liton in Montana no tlld
In 1890 thore were 532i7 Presideltiel votes
cast, 42,j77 lor Bryan iO.4os for Nick hluley and
ls0 for eve! inr Prohibition candidate. Bryan =
plurality was 1903. 10 put the sit"s ion in
a nutshell the chances are 10 TO mat the Re-
: nuhCars of MoutHua Will eieot { cir state
: ct, the LEGISLATURE and the member ior
i. doubtful with the chances fayo Bryan.
| The legislature to be elected elects two United
States senator, one TO succeed WIlham a,
Z
ara tweuty-four men hers OF the state Senate
and seveDty member, OF the House OF Repre-
sentatves In 1929 700 Silver Republicans
voted against Nckinley They are now praCt-
cally back in the party In body.
The Democratic party of the state is terri
bly, split and divided. two-thirds being for lark
and one-th- for Marcus DAILY. Both the Clark
and the Daly factions have nominated can
ddateS for the Legislature in all the large coun-
ties OF the state. An effort i being made 10
patch up some of these diner'noo~, with the
prospects rather dubious The oil line Demo-
Gratis of The state are utterly a. .gJ-ted with
the factonpl fights betwoen the followers of
Mr. Clark and those Of Mr. DAILY, md will either
not vote at all on Tho Presidential electors 1r
will vote for Nlr Mckinley
lCc~7 would have seventy Of the nnhtv-lour
legislators on Joint ballot and would elect their
entire state ticket. IA there nrr two Demo-
cratic candidates for Congress in the State II
should be accepted NJ fairly certain that tho
Republican candidate will be elected. ] re-
i'erata that the chances are 10 to in favor OF
tho ReDuhliCans olerting their STATE ticket,
the legislature by fine majority and the mem-
beT Congress.
The sun., 1900-10-11
SAYINGS BANK AGAINST BRYAN.
President Kinx.land Of the Provifent In,titu-
tou Tells why.

Edmund W. Kingsnnd. President OF the
Pro ldent Institution for saving jer "v Citv.
said IN an interview Y, sterday. The security u
the savings banks dapositor lies in the gilt
edged collateral upon watch his money has
been lent. ii Mr. Bryan should he elected all
values W l. depreciaic. How long that deprcs-
sioI, would lat no onH can say. L der these
circumstances. YOU can hardly blame n savings
In X depositor and al persons connected With
the snv{rr. bank MANAGE ent for earnestly
wishing the defeat OF William j. Bryan"
The sun., 1900-10-11
n. ". Van winkI- for Congress.

The Republicans Of the Seventh New jersey
Congress district. which embraces all Of Hudson
county eIcep' Bayonn". met in convention in
Lincoln Hall, in Pavon n a~enue. jersey City,
Yesterday afternoon and uomin tied Marshnl!
W. Van WI kle. Assistant Pros cutor Of the
Plens. for the uneypircd term - the late Con
grossman w liam y DAILY and for tn full torn
Following Mr.. Van Wrinkles Democrat G oppo-
nent is Allan !. Mcpermott, CORPORATION CSnn.
sci Of Jersev City. MIR McDermott opposed the
election OF Bryan In 1890
The sun., 1900-10-11
Prosperity wagon Campaign in Chicago.

CHICAGO, oct. lo-t prosperity wagon"
campaign is 70 br started tomorrow IN Chicago
under the ausp C." Of the Republican speakers
bureau Three wagons ar equipped rs peak-
ers pla atforms. ready 10 - sent INTO factory and
wholesale d,stricts. vheTc employees can lie
reached during tho noon hour. By the end ~
the week there will be eight or ten wagon in
commission ElCl wagon Is 10 have two speak
elS a chairman aud u trump"tcr
The sun., 1900-10-11
srorF u0NEr SFv1 TO rHF niNK.


Herman s. Scug who has grocery store
1T 2l}O Firhth avenue. sort his ,"vcnto"n-y ear
o!d cashier. Miss Emma Kruger of lIi7 Fiih
avenue. 10 the Hamilton Bank NJ l2ith street
and seventh avenue yesterday noon with silo
in cash. TIE Air remained away for moro
than three hours and when she returned she
tod - ig that She had lost the money on
the way 10 the bank.
.>aiig Qoul I'd IN" lnrl story aud told hl sus-
piCi rus To S.rr llul-' %, tn" M"s' l2,th street
station. Selig laid that tho girl had been en-
ploynd by I'M. or more than a NeaI and a hall
buiing that . lo ~ had boon her custom to
carr his deposits to the bank, bur he mad al
WAYS sent checks before. This wns th, H. 81
time, ho said that she had been intru-t"d with
cast. S'rE'. iulse detailed Detective Con-
way on the case. IA" questioned the = closely,
hut at first she stuck 10 the story that she had
lost the money,
Finally she became confused and then
broke down She told the detective she would
get tho money and she practically admitted
knowing where II was. Conway th"n placed
her under arrest. She was arrHigned before
Magistrate Olm-t"d ia the Harlem police court
and held In 5000 bail .or examination this
Afternoon.
The sun., 1900-10-11
Declines to Run for Elector on the Demo.
cratic Ticket

Democratic candidate for Elcctor for The Tenth
Congress district, to-day q ed M resignation
with tho Secretary ol state. Mr. Bli.h - -
lawyer and banker Of kewance. and one Of its
leading Cil1en'.
The sun., 1900-10-11
WOMAN'S BEAUTY.
How Il Is Made or Marrod.

There IL nothing moro subtle Than woman's
beauty It clud al attempts to anayze IT,
Awoman NAV have the measurements and lines
OF he Mcclellan Venus and yet lack beauty or
she NAV defy artistic standards atd be known
everywhere as n beau ful woman. II re T.,
however. one kind Of beauty which srecognized
by all and whit Is every woma - dover.
beauty to which tho French have given the
name Of "The he luty of Youth" Many time
we turn to watch some sweet, young girl in-
pressed by her eauty, But we anayzo the
beauty we end It is made M OF smooth skin.
clear complexion. bright eyes, rudy lips and
rounded contours That beauty ought to list
always But how soon we see II fade. The