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WANTED,
COMPETENT young person dis cook.
nl1o up Apply 81 TRUMBULL ST.
The sun., 1900-12-02
HArINn
Jorse, i,1cb 1sal, Hart IN ssssp'sehsss
H~nnins. ,o close IN nee. ..

w,sniyotnN. Der Although the rc'ltlon
made W. hy tho hntannen who have bccn rae
lns ~ Brnninsa which was forwaf ded ~ tho
Jockoy club u fov days nEo. WIS lost hctweon
Washington and New YORK. according 10 q
message -cut by fred lianlon Ia Billy Oliyor.
vii" fepre-cniS tho hur-ancn IN the petition.
n di' not prevent tho stewards of the Jockey
'Iub from making 4 report on IN" matter
They hold a Getting In New York. and today
word vns sent to tho effect that the application
was denied. and the meeting will end on Dec
~ nr,t proposed
Tho racing this afternoon was interesting.
although the speculation end Of II was poor.
~ two favoritcs. McMcckin and Dread. both
a. odds on. were the only winners, The only
unpleasant feature of tho afternoon was tbs
many falls In tho steopleChase. There wcre
seven starters. Of which FIVE went down, In
cludlnR the favorite Sir Dick. Silver Fox was
whispered about as "A good thing. and his odds
were cut from 20 TO to u to /. When the taR
fell he went to the front and soon opened up
be gap on the field, At the first jump Facile fell
aud his rider Adams, had his leg hurt. AZ
the next one the favorte went down and the
fourth was where Silver Fox came to grief.
He was many lengths in the lead and the cause
of his fall was that he. too. jumped too short.
The fall that Ly nch received was a bad one.
as he struck on his head and then rolled over.
Al the same jump. the second time around.
Wild Heather fell. while Fearless refused.
Breach OF Promise went TO the front when
silver Fox fell and never waE headed. winning
easily from tlaroba. Lynch was picked up
UNCONSCIOUS and WAS carried 10 one OF the nearby
stables. and ia about an hour recovered con.
seriousness. It was then found out that he mad
his chest and back injured to such an extent
that he may not recover.
The feature Of the day was the December
took part In the race with Knight OF the Gar
ter the iavorte. The latter set a clipping
pace until the head Of the stretch. when he
result was pretty race all the way home and
when the flash was reached Rochester was
2 head N front Of Asquith. the latter being
hGlI Il length ahead of the Knight. sum
naries:
First Rac-.seyen tqrlonss-oryad los tMccue!
! 70 and out. won; fedsralls'' ~ Hewitt. 3 & TO
Time 1880 rs. Bannock. Monmouth Boy, Templar.
Prince Plausible, ltnderloin. Bondman, Red Spider
Seroaa Race Eve and a hall tuIlo1ss-Alzor,.
Mccas Tor pl.S- " a ,toSnd d baS,y sS oS ooi
Gaihtrer Anna Darling. Craven Calicar and fresnal
IGId sespl.sh.st sNog. two %', and
to xos cano6a G as bs 10 S ps
second Wild heather H., i53 pawsey,. ;nrd Wld
rn;"fi n s J. Sit 9I foS H"s bs aSd
but tn and did not finish. Fearless refused the
Founh Reee-Th December Special; one mile
and alf-Roches,er. i04 tMcCue), 10 l. and TO
anS TGH a Gs sun 10 e,
2:4J Beau Ideal also ran.
Fifth Race SIX fuiongs Robert Waddel. laa
(McDermoiu. Il TO 8 and 10 TO- won: Pigeon Post
cae.. ,hlrd; 1rn,. 70 4-s. Amorl'a, RabunlA
Sixth Race-o mills and 100 yards z,McN.ekin.
% cui FOR and nScs out ,sessa AnnO1 s
(McDeImoit, third. lime, 1880
The sun., 1900-12-02
Gossip OF the Ring.

Jack Bonner and Tommy West have been rematch ed
10 meet at Philadelphia in 6rOund bout within th rec
weeks,
Tommy Kelly. the "Hobokon Spider" has decided
20 quit ,ne game. lie Is striving TO get the local
police force
Sammy Kelly has fofwa rded $500 TO England
"pedIar Palmer.
Marty McCue has received an offer TO 90 10 Chicago
and meet Benny ieager, the "Tipton Slasher,- In a
Ground bout He has accepted.
Tom Broderck OF Yonkers and Eddie Connolly
have signed articles TO meet In q 15-round bout q
Boston the latter part Of this month
The sun., 1900-12-02
Lu,li.n HI, m ,.o, ny Al..o.m toas Al

Lr,,Il.n b. z, i.o, " Sl''"'.'" to''' " .,
W. f.%., ,%, asS.s a'% ~ soodHs',S H'I "' "'' IS
Cahe Ch.mss NJ, $50. hy t1lm's AWor ...
cfpmw,. hlh T. isw. B., Gtrs' ct,rus,o
ANDY N,lrb, li'n!gid conn. ..,. ,,. II"
'pI r.ii I h"d, w,i-., 10y w. "'''' '.' I'm
sI.rio.. b / Tg m Crues Lsone'u ~ u -.
- Nid T. = go %, G~od rr'op
i'r@r ssn.,s M-h',, E,l. ,iSh % by u. " N''" ,o
i"aI,,nI,'e -, 80. D} ,hIm'. 'N'h' u u. Inn
ral"np o. ~. 'so,. uy p,lo Alp .1nnc
E,igo. e 'n, ,'a2. ny Aflon souop ~ -.
70. rIb, inoo. by Molu.r' ral,na Nrdy
rspt, h : lso,. by Ia,- pe,p rs,ba 'onn
S'fr'n S'r'n ucN,cu. e. l''' ~ chimes '""''''' 400
Bay colt ,,"o. BY O. y Archer SA"N hM 81.
Sl,Ne. a. N, 'slt. by chimes f~onr'n H. J.
italian ENstChes'rr y y %
Chamberlain, Greenwich. conn. $50
Tot,l tot nineteen head. i5Oi5 average, 5000.
CONSIGNMENT FROM GEORGE a. COLEMAN. Nrw
YoEk
P3yl.gh', :'a,. mouIng , g. sol. b. s,a,-
light Gfacr ". q l. Sritr. Nil'Ud, 49,.
Nellie =. ,. m, lsss, by Jim wilson, Cam by
I,il .,r two head. $40 0trtnsr. SEQ.
CONSIGNMENT FROM I. C. WiN NJ pFRrY, CoNN.
Ansl,, o., s:?,.. pacing, br, 6, i''. by ,,-.
Trlal 2cs,. tottrg, b. e. 1867 by Charley
MlE,s. dam by, Piedmont, i. F. leHry,
vol-rck. biz g. 1894. by Dlfec,-Ro. Fred
I1tte Zen. br s., 1898 Jane, McCarrey....... SIS
Josie Nelson BIN. m. $50. by Dictator Belle
Eyen; Jacob A. Wes,etvet .....,. -..-.. o5
wilkes Boy. b. e. 1874, by whulehone II II.
J.anct. Rogers nix n, 1894 By quarter
master -Anarsnth. II. Baldwin. Derby.
Total tor seven head. sois; average naS.
CONSIGNMENT psoM z a BurFISToS. JACKSON
NuCH
Mor or g. .sts. BY Aller.on Blue Rudle; Matt
pwver Cirsvcsend, I. ! ...-.' $3.50
Rodney Hood. n :; 1927, hy " H. cassidy
lola Montf, L. S. Hammond Grayesend,
Pho, B.n., sr, I. 1897, by Lees PHO: Snip, go.
CasGror,h biG g. 1897, BY Ylnn.scah-- Mss
clipper q. smil, EHzitwood, 81 a'
~ Draco Prince. dam by Torment T. Re'ueri no
MNqMriiI Wig 4 Gars5n - ''''''' ~ $50
Total ior SIX head. s. ,ojO average. sl75
CONSTITUENTS FROM VARIOUS OWNERS
Moran, h T., iSa5, by Almont wilkes -i-n 49,.
stanton James Mclaughlin. ...... ....... ... 5000
Gcnsva-,lrsslr !. l.sbayl. Paris. France :a6
Timcpece, 2,l0i. pacing, b $. 1923 BY Nam
brtonisn-Nrrtssa s. b. Jackson -.. ass
Maid Marion. James McCarrcy. -. 100
Eberih. bedford Park -. -. iio
DAVIS boy, sie'.; pacing. blk g. 1890. D. a.
Grand to.ai Tor rlsh,ye eish, had siO,s,, average,
&slg6Q
The sun., 1900-12-02
Dave Snlitvan Loses on q EonI.

Dave Sullivan's peculiar style Of hghtinx
lost him a contest AT Chicago on Friday night
He mot ole Olsen. n Western fcathcrvcirht
IL the Illinois \ { in a siv-round bout Referee
George Sler was forced to disQualify sullivan
in the third round for fouling Dave resortcd
and r. 'oived a number OF warnings Olsen
came near knocking sullivan ont in the first
round sullivan pulled himself TO ethor and made
his rival retreat with straight blows on the
Jaw Su'liVlnS tactics were foul, however
In tho third round II was apparent that he
was making no EFFORT to live M to the rules
and after putting his arms around Osen's noel,
and comIc,lirg the referee to part him. sullivan
vas diSuuainrd
The sun., 1900-12-02
Racing at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. IA. Weber the young
Canadian Jockey, and jim Arthur occupied the centre
OF the stage this afernoo at the fair grounds. Weber
rode three winners and third out Of four mounts
While Arthur sent three horses TO the post and had
them returned winners. The weather was all that
could be asked for racing this afternoon and quito
a large crowd enjoyed some hne sport. A special
train Of six cars reached here this morning from Gin
clnnat Ihis puts all doubts at rest about the
city OF horses for the meeting. duel was narrowly
grounds this afternoon. Bishop Poole and Henry
Simmons got into an argument over running horses
too cheap In selling faces The dscuSslon gtew
latter went for his gun and had II half way out OF his
pocket when a policeman grabbed him. Poole in
the meantime los, no time In going down for his gun
when another policeman caught him. The men were
both arrested Summary
First Race-one mile and a sixteenth--Hel.n
Paxton. lo7 Dale to won wlndward. los May.
10, and even, second ntlie simpson, 90 s--j.
a n, Planet % and 5act M.fs s a.S Hssg is Grey Forge
Second ltace-one mile and a sxtrenth-Hood's
Tacyl i2to and 4tol. SECOND Heroies. los Dale.
inift Time, SO. Blocker. Tom Gilmore. ban
cupid and Miss Loretta also ran Tip Gallant left a;
Third Race-sK furlongs-Mononl. Ios "a
wcbrr. to !. won: Alex: io4 Mtchen. 80 ! and
Fourth Raoc--One mile-Aloha IL, o. "a. Weber,,
2,oi. second Sir Fiorlan, io7 (MtchclD. third Time
lac Lillian Reed. Chardc OBnen and Knight
bannstci also ran.
t. fA raS F'Tt 6a' nGl."d
and eyen second l,u-ndo. lOa (Dslel third. Time,
I2s' Gnes pm hi'hGp Red 2lle j. Free Hand.
Skin Race-Five and a half ffuilongs-An,mosity.
io7 MtchelD, even. won Porter b. 10. May 10 10
fPa @ o 'tS9aa y bonn N asS .nboa ia5S
and NarTo also ran
The sun., 1900-12-02

Who Owns Flora NicIyOr2

YoSKrns. Dec. James = Poole, horseman n
and real estate dealer, was in court this even
ig charc d with taking the bay pacing mare
Flora Mclvor. 2.?2' by Knickerbocker. from
dea stable OF Gcorgn n Kalcr the reunited
owner P' ole pleaded not guilty. 70 stealing The
horse and d"Ua andsd a Jury nrcharge acairs n
him was the Withdrawn and tie nam, of
John Doe was inserted in the COMPLAINT. as
II had com" out n the preliminary examination
turned u over To Poole Kaler saws th7t h. On va
$500 TO Poole to so to Tennessee aud buv two
ari g. and that Fl"fa McIvor va, me Of n ese
Poole saws that the mare was Ought by him
W.T. his own moue' and tha, Kaler was only
a"unS his agent for 'he puipu,r = racins.
~" horse. The examination was set for next
Tuesday. "
The sun., 1900-12-02

Tho S'cam Yacht Scordu has been sold hv Alfred
" Booth, through !. BOVINE Jones to Robert rhum
SOL 90 At JuGH, NcN Etuas",rA.
The English Yacht Scuta w,ll be IN these waters
next season, ana VIII probably be raced against the
Is ID" ana Astrld Tie S'o'a has been IlIrrhas sad
hy C. G. bragg who formerly owned the schooner
Alsacennc
II is reported that the English cutters Bona and
AiiSi VIII bc seen h'f" next year. Two Amer an
yacht>ucn Hrc said Ia have made offers for The two
boats and II tney are accepted good sport viii he seen
The Bona IS Watson boat and the AtSa was de
sgErd - llir.
TGc auxiliary yavl Kathleen, formerly Prudence,
receutlr bought by James II, Hut hens OF this city
r,srG'd ItlNrfS lNhnd "n last Tuesday, after \
stormy ttip around Cape Cod from Boston The
acht met heavy storms ~ TIE cape and through
Nncy ard sound. and her Safc arrival NJ thiS tine
81 ,ect. drInOhsifht'N what property built small
blat is capanle oi. when IN the hands oi stamen.
CAPT fFTed StcrHHg and one hand comprised the
The sun., 1900-12-02
ARLINGTON LEAGUE.

Side tournament a, s,ei6s alleys on Friday nigh. S
FIRST GAME.
Observation-Disclosures. i3s: Iichtenstein, 1872:
Nwd Coo,erWoods. lIi. Kapn is. voIIsracSss chs
lsc; Knocppel 1872; Engeking, les. Total, $40.
SECOND GAME
KnckG.hoeIts'r.spydeI Is':., a.: Ish.sOsein ls,;
Iol knocppe, i7o, Eneeking, iss, Total. 76s.
THIRD GAME.
- kniek'!bot & t&keLmsnydeIi ~: Lchi'n:!elo, o:
'' Nuld coocEwo1d;. a. Kspp $50 voi'Sr.Shs f'S chs
1885 hno'ppel, 1872, EngelSng. 100 Total 7io.
The champion Colgate & Co. team wen, up ssain,,
an Ss IL s ,e hs ssns OF
nament series at Relds alleys The scores
FIRST GAME.
General Chemical Company Mason. iso; II, 4.
Carey, i25; Kenyon. 1888 Mccormick III. Total 7S4
SECOND GAME.
General Chemical Conrany Mason 1o4: H,cb,
lo2; Finch, i2p; Bis.ell, iie Norman, 1853. Total.
isi Faulkner. i7:; tlr$sai' 10 1ots II sssneeS' sss
THIRD GAME.
johnson johnson -Carherry. Isi; Morris. 1874:
CrIc} 10 ken.oI "a: Nc, ornlck 1852, Total 40,
i2i; Faulkner. 100 Chrysial. i5s, Total. 7es.
FOURTH GAME.
Seabury 4 johnson Lows. lo,; wi,hers, I4a:
Caughey. lss; Scrmshaw. lt5: Judge, itb. Total
77a.
National Lead Company Kcmble, its; Saund.r.
lsl: c. T.. Meek. ia: r. J.. Meek. ise; Townley io7
Total. COS.
FIFTH GAME.
National Lead Company Saunders. 1888; C. T.
Mock ~ kembe, l29. Il. !. Meek, iaa: Townlsy
III. Total 655 -
Parke. Davis & Co. -Manarer ies; rrran, ,47.
Blake, l43; Bruun. 1872; Carr. i03. Total, 6sO.
SIXTH AME.
Seabury johnson -- LOWS l4o: WIthers l5a.
Caughey 1874. Scr!mshaw. lsi. Judge, III Total
7S5 '
Parke. Davis 4 Go. -Mariaeer. is2: Doran. I.I.
Blaketiia; Bruun, 1875 Carr, lla, Total, s7e.
The sun., 1900-12-02
The Lakewood Country Club Elect Omccr..

LAKEWOOD, Dec. The annual meeting Of
stockholders Of the Country Club was held
at the Laurel in tho Pines this morning when
the following officers were elected:
Precedent. george !. Could Vice President Col
Gcorgc h NJ. Harvey. Secretary. viii lam o. Hamilton:
Ttcl sutrr Cant. e. - liddshaw; Governors George
j. Gould. +. Rp' rlu' NHt;cr, g. u, NJ. Harvey ar
thur B. ClaniT. James Converse, Dwight Nc Harris
Dr. Charles aud the Secretary and 7rcasurer House
Committee \, ". Bradshaw and W. {. Hamilton;
Shooting Comm t"c, Dr. Iap I. kimbal and Charl,s
L. llr1lay Golf Committee a. IS. Clann and Cia.-
enre II. Robbins.
The sun., 1900-12-02
Trap shooting.

QUEENS. Dec. l-Some Of the foremost
shooters in America gathered at the Inter-
state Park grounds near here to-day for the
New Utrecht Rod and Gun Clubs competi-
tiOns at the traps The first event on the pro-
gramme was a miss and out event S B.
Topliz Of New York won. bringing down thr-
teen birds John II. Ilallock Of Brooklyn
was second with twelve and c. F Lockwood
and q II Ramapo tied for third money with
seven birds apiece. Then followed one Of the
best contests ever witnessed on the grounds
II vas al fifteen live birds and four high guns
divided first money. They were held by
y. .Topli,z, Robert A welch, Car,eret Gun
Harold Nioney, all Of whom missed but a single
bird Hallock sot second money with, thr-
teen. and Walter Sykes and DR.. John p
apiece The summaries;
New Utrecht Gun Club IIandicap-Miss and out:
He"H F%~n sew @ yoE o S cy so YARDS. SLOW s'as s r
John y Hallock. Brooklyn. 20 yards. L? Charles
GfS"%3 s%SS'' sIS Hi5 HSs Asp.R S:sisSss SsssSsss
80 Yards & Robert a. wtlch. New York: 50 Yards
s'i ssid' csSs Ss'oi d hoasy 'Sa"
so 70 rn % En eIt, ri %' agn!sa ash
@sla3s' ,, ygrG' gn a. i9sG,. H. Wslrh N.w York
= fop, bIooslyn % IS yarG: ara q: :. JoSn SSn'fi, H,
Lail92ct; bsocllyn, 2. yards, ~ Walter I, sykes.
= S%fds RAmapo 'H" Eootyn h' s.Geesyc, s.qe. ic
G. NJ. Lincoln. Queens. rs yards. 10 ~
Crescent Athletic Club shooters were out In
force at Bay Ridge yesterday afternoon 10
compet. 1or the November cup Carl q
Rasil.u- won the cup and also the Panel Gonhv
competition The summarizes
Fifteen Birds per Man-Expert rules-Edwud
Banks. Is. y. j. McConvI!e. 8: W. W. Marshsil 4.
Wilrot Townsend. :; Frank Is. Stephenson, .: G.
Stephenson, ST., s.
S'eENeI'oNV 10 6 KenySn' ST-s EdTAid T;nts
brigham, 6. Wmt Townsend. s. Capt. J. n Bot.
land, 3 N q. Boriand. j. q. Stephenson. Sr., 4: Dr.
II. /. u'Bfen, I. "
Match. Megaulrap-Twenty nve birds-Townsend
g: McCouvllle 49,
Consolation CuD-rwenty-nve birds: expert rules.
handicap Capt. Borand. II. 25 McConville II. ~:
II. VI. Fowler. T. 10; Townsend, 4. 10: C. j. McDer,
mott. s. -; Donald Geddss, /. IS: II. NJ. Chapman
i: II. DF. ii. l. o'Bfen. 5. 10; r. h. Stephenson
I, u.
panel Trophy Shoot--Twenty.nye birds. exper,
rules Carl g. Rasmus. 0. 2h, Dr. J. J. Keyes 0, rs;
Donald ,irddes, !. 20 Fowler, :, "a Capt Borlsnd
H. c3. Kenyon. Jr. 3, 20 brigham, 2. 20: Marshall
@. -, J.. Whitman, TO- 49, j. 7. Carlisle. 2. IL
Sho't ui-tlneen birds; expert traps-Rasmus
-. november Cup, Handioap-Twenty-n birds;
RsSmus %, 25 50; Capt. J. n. Borland. "a rs, 40:
W J. McConVi.le, IS 20, 4s; Dr. J. J. Reyes. cS 25
as ". ", Marshall %. -, 40; H. ". Brigham "a, a2
40; Donald q. Geddes, 20. %. ~. Edward Banks
o. 90 lG q. Stephenson, ST.. 20, H. 40. c. Kenyon
,lr., >. 1890 G. J. McIermoit i5 20 81 II. NJ Pow
ler ls, Ia 3J Frank u. Stephenson, iS 81. 5A II. NJ
Chapman, 10, Is, "a Dr. II. l. O'Bren. le. II. 2S.
The sun., 1900-12-02

Trainer Julius Bauer and William GIeayes. Arthur
Feathctst0ncs private secretary, sailed for Europe
Yesterday en- the VII Star STEAMER Majestic
While IN Europg Trainer bauer VIII visit the prn-
cpsl racing and breedlng establishments aud U
within reasonable bounds they may he eeen carrying
the Featherstone colofs here nsxt spring
The sun., 1900-12-02
Road Drivers Meet.

Representatives ci several road drivers
associations met at the Murray lIll II 'cl
ye~r"Iddy afternoon 10 talk over the pra,l.cs-
biHy 81 forming a Latjoral association and
to ..rHo upon q definition Of what Shall COM
stu an amateur There was much dl,-
cu--iou on the question, out nothing decided
upon Another meeting was held last uigli
At tie Hoffman House. but It Was aHnoun,nu
thnt the rruo oecdngs would not be made public
until later Harry i D"vereaux represented
the eyeland and Plusburg Driving clubs.
!. Quinhy. Boston Matinee hub; G. X. G bl-
knSs. Chicago; v. ii Morehouse. Toledo. and
Or. II. h Kane. New York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14

In the Circuit Court of the United
States, Ninth Circuit, Northern District
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14

In the Circuit Court of the United
States, Ninth Circuit, Northern District
of California.
Jacob l. Cohen, complaint
ant VS.. Gold Creek Nevada
Consolidated Lodes Com Nos 1922
pany IA corporatienl. and ia and 1928,
cob l.Cohen conplaiaant,vs. csnsolidat
The Gold Creek Nevada ed
Mining Co. IA corporation
defendant)
Said above causes having been by the
order of this Court consolidated, and
Good cause appearing therefor and on
molten of J. c. Campbell, Esqr., for
Adelbert H. Steele, receiver, duly ap-
pointed by this Court.
1t is hereby ordered, adjudged and de-
creed, that Adelbert II. Steele, the re-
ceiver in the above cause. give notice to
all persons having claims against the
Gold Creek Nevada Mining Company,
or against Gold Creek Nevada CONSOLE
dated Lodes Company, to file their said
claims, property authenticated, with
either the Clerk of the United States Cir
| cult Court for the Northern District of
California, or the United States Circuit
Court for the District of Nevada, or with
him the said Adelbert H. Steele receiver
at his office No. IL Broadway, in
the City Of New York, State of
New York, on or before the 10th day
of March, 1909, by causing copy Of this
order to be published in some daily pa
per in the city of San Francisco, Cali
fornia, in one in the city Of Carson, Ne
vada, in one in the City Of New York,
State of New York once week for six
weeks prior to said 10th day of March
, 1900.
Done in open Court this Doth day OF
December, 1899.
(Signed) WIN. w. MORROW,
Judge Of the United States Circuit Court
Northern District California.
! Endorsed: Filed and entered Deem
Der %, 1899.
/ Southland Hoffman, Clerk.
By w. B. Beaizlsy, Deputy Clerk
hereby certify the foregoing to be 9
full, true and correct copy of an original
order signed. filed and entered the 10Th
day of December, 1892 in the therein en-
titled causes.
Attest my hand and the seal of the Cir
cult Court of the United States for tn,
Northern District of California, this 29tk
day of December, A. D. 1899
Southland Hoffman,,
Clerk U. S. Circuit Court, Northern
District OF Cali 'ornia.
By w. b. Beaizley, Deputy Clerk.
} [TEE-CENT REVENUE STAMP
lsEALI j9-6w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14
TIGHTENING TOLLS

The coming to the surface al this
time of the facts in the New York
bank conspiracy, in which the Secre
tary of the Treasury is interested, Mill
be potent campaign weapon for the
anti.Administratisn forces.
1t has been charged that Mckinley
appointed Gage because Of compact
with the msaied men and banks Of
New York who furnished the slnews
Of war to place Mckinley in the Pres
idential chair.
Such charges, uatil absolutely
proven, can be easily ignore and no
one cares. In this case, however. the
bank asking favors of the Treasury
Department had President who " S
indiscreet enough to write letter il
which he reminds the Secretary OF the
campaign compact and wants re-
turn of favors. This damnirg letter
has become a part of the record and
will next fall confront the Republican
party from every bill beard and dead
wall Of the country. 1t will be use
less to deny anything after this and
the Administration is put squarely on
the defensive. In addition to this
comes a resolution to impeach the
Secretary of the Treasury ior plair
violation of the statutes. Ii the Re-
publicans pigeon-hole the resolution
which Of course they will do, the way
is open to impeach just the same.
After this body blow it is coming t.
light that Mckinley has csrcealec
facts in connectisn with the Philip
pine war, in order to help himself il
the coming campaign.
The people are d.strustipg their ma
tional financial agent and are demand
in- sight Of the books. Thus tn
coils are Tightening about the Admin
istration, and caught in a corner
Gage excuses his deal with the New
York bank, in which he is stool
holder, by saying he helped then
with several millions IN order to re
lieve the financial stringepcy" whe>
the Administ alton papers all alon
have been strenuously denying tina
there was any financial strlngency
If more money turned loose help
these stringencies it is admitting jus
what the Silver men have all alon.
beer contending for.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14

Otis said he could suppress the in
surgents in the Philippines with 49,
600 men. Lawton said it would take
100, 900 men. There are now 60 900
soldiers under Otis. The deaths are
growing in number in proportion to
the number Of men in the ranks. The
Philippines dc not kill any; the Phil
ippiues kill many. Peace is as tar off
as it ever was. The city Of Manila
itself is full of insurgents, AID peace
reigus only within reach Of the gun,
and travels within that sphere-leav-
ing with the gun and returning with
it. Uncle Sam in the Philippines and
John Bull in South Africa have Ger.
tainly renewed their ancient bonds o
mutual sympathy, for misery loves
com pany. When they return home
Uncle Sam can try to take the twis
out Of the lion s tail while John Bull
attempts to replant feathers in thu
eagle tail.-Quelqufois in Courier.
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A WARNING VOICE

Bryan's speech in Omaha a few
evenings since contained a warning
Nfa
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Bryan's speech in Omaha a few
evenings since contained a warning
note.
He spoke in part as follows:
There is proverb which runs like
this: The wise man forseeth the
evil nd hideth himself, pat the fool
ish pass on and are punished. Those
who studied the money question in
1896 foresaw the danger threatened
by the geld standard and pointed out
its permanent establishment would
involve US in every financial disturb
ance occurring in Europe, but the
bankers were for the NEST part blind
to the warning. What do We see now?
notwithstanding the increased pro-
ductiou OF gold a few victories won
by the Beers in South Africa have
ala. med the same bankers and they
are now fearing panic unless Eng
land is immediately successful. Their
financial interest in l.usland's tri-
umph is So great that many Of them
have silenced their sympathies for a
struggling republic and are hoping
for an extension Of the authority Of q
queen. If such are the results from q
war between England and a little re-
public, what must We expect if wal
standard countries OF the FIRST class?
Without financial independence thii
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Nos. l2,122
and 12,723,
cSnSolidat-
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nation cannot be Independent either
in its foreign Or its domestic affairs,
and yet the Republican party is even
rsw preparing to chain America like
a captive to Europe's golden char
lot -
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