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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Df>FRitT +
of Columbia. the 18th day OF September. 1879.
Flora Adams Darling vs.. The Washington Loan
and Trust Company ct al No 1852 Docket
20.
On motion OF the plaintiff by Nessrs William
b. Matthews and G. A Keigwin. her solicitors
ii Is ordered that the defendants Nancy Darling
and Charles Tiernay Darling cause their ap-
pearance TO be entered herein on or before ths
first rule day occurring fo;ty days after taiS DAY
otherwise the cause Will be proceeded with az
liz case of default. The object of this suit i
obtain accounting and To recover an an
HUity against the Washington Loan and Trust
Company as trustee of the other defendants. By
the Court:
(Seal.) CHAS. S. COLE. Justice. etc
Trae copy-fcst:
JOHN R. YOUNG, Clerk, etc. sel9, ,2,i-ega
(Filed Sept. II. 1905. r. Young, Ciers)
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DI>TRIC 7
of Columbia William VI. Howard ct al ".
Simphronia r. Howard ct al. Equity No. I5s3l
Lemuef Fugitt trustee having reported to 1nc
court that he had sold part of lot thirty-fwo t2)
a decree in the above entitled cause, TO ChJrle>
Llnkins for the sum Of s2,325, ii is this ISl4i
day OF September 1900, ordered that the said
sale be ratified unless cause to the contrary b,
shown en- or before the 18th day Of October.
! 1896: Provided, That copy OF :his ortIer Il,
published in the Washington E.ae Reporter
and in The Tines week for tire, SIC
| ecSsive weeks prior TO said iast-Hentioaod date.
(seal.) CHAs. {. COLE. Justice.
True copy Test:
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
By NJ. \. CLANCY. Asst. Clerk
l3,2S-eeS
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS Tor furnishing cast-iron pipe. OF
fee OF the Commissioners d. G.. Washington
ceived at this Gffice until u O'Clock m. 0CT0-
BIER 3, 1909, for furnishing sixty thousand lin fl
6inch east-iron water pipe. Specifications aud
blank forms OF proposal may ne obtained at this
ofice HENRY b. f. MCFARLAND. JOHN v.
ROSS, LANSING II. BEACH, Commissioners d.
G. sel9-6t, ,en
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NsE JONES. Palnlist and Card Reader; Icarn
your destiny nom cradle 10 grave. . cents;
hours 10 a. m. to P. N. Gl9 st. nw.
selS-2t.em
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The news of the morning was not of Il
nature to influence such Z small market,
though il cannot be doubted that if there
were any breadth TO speculation recent de-
ye!oPments would have tumbied prices.
The strike of the anthracite miners IS
gaining ground and the leaders are conf
dent that il Will be even good deal big
ger III q few days than il is now The
Street undoubtedly considers this situation
d bad one but, on the other hand, the
present prices of the anthracite securities
are low. The fears OF tighter money held
eveTywhre IN financial circles are not yet
justified by the developments, no matter
how much higher rates may be foTeshad-
owed. Gail money this morning was loan
ing at / II, an extremely low rate for this
season OF the year.
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Washington Sock Exchange

Substituted States Registered 5's. 500
@112 IL; United States Coupon SIS. $5O0Gs
10; Washington Gas, 55@53 IL; 8Iergen-
thaler Linotype, 10@1S2 1-2-s. o. b.. 109
1S2 as, 20G1S2 1-2, 20d1S2 Ii 5dIS2-
s. O. b.. Ia 1S3. 15@1S2.~Lanston Monotvpe
5T12 81, 3@I5, SJG12 3-S: American
Graphophone Company, Com, sail. If
ter cali-American Graphophone Com
pany, Com, soil: Capital Traction, 81
100
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Eou sALE-sUBURBAs.

FOR SALE OR REN-several beautiful homes il
HyattsviIe; can be after office hours
steau and electric cars stop ar cur door. ROGER:
& ROGERS, Hyattsville, Nd suS0-1mo
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The traction securities were raths~
weak this morning, Metropolitan getting
below 149 during the first hour and tie
others of the group Feceding in itbsu-
the same proportion. The buying was
fairly good however and friends of the
stocks expressed no fears but that III
insiders viii be willing and able to h3li
them up against any attacks that may
be made by the bears. One of the ru-
mcrs was that Tammany is again
friendly TO Brooklyn. but that in order
to buy the stock cheap it viii be allowed
70 sag 20 20 shortly.
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The earnings statements generally for
the second week of September are OF the
most encouraging nature. The gross earn
ings of the Chesapeake and Ohio for the
period show ar increase Of $25.TG0. Since
July / the earnings of the company have
increased $3.50. .4G9. The earnings of the
Southern Railway for the week show an iu-
crease of $15.6S9. and since July / an in
crease Of $3SS.5S1. The earnings of the
Missouri Pacific for the week show an in
crease of $4T GOO. and since January ! an
Increase Of 81. .SS9.0IS. The earnings of the
Norfolk and Western for the week in
creased $4S, ,140, and since July l increased
S527. $50
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The steel and iron securities we're the
weak features of the list this morning.
Tennessee Coal and Iron sold of a point
or more 10 below - during the first hour
and Federal Steel. common, and Steel and
Wire. common. did not quite hold their
own. There was nothing in the news cf
the morning To warrant pessimism re
gagding the stocks. on the ether hand
the Federal Steel Company met late yes
terday afternoon and declared the regular
dividend of l l. per cent on the preferTd
stock. One Of the plants OF the American
Steel and Wire Company al Pittsburg has
resumed operations and orders are out fer
others at the same place 10 open inmejii-
Stely- These plants have been idle since
ihe Gates closing orders last April which
tumbied the prices of the Steel securities
so badly.
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No change Was discerHable anywhere in
he Stcck Market this morning There
was a continuance OF the duIlEess OF the
past week ana q continuance OF The
strength shown at all times with
this Gullness. Fluctuations were with
II narrow limits, which signifed
nothing except that there is no dis
position on the part OF holders OF Sc
curities TO sell out and even less, Fer-
haus. to create an upward movement at
this time The professional dealings We're
all the business that there was and they
were very small. The situation is tire
some in the extreme, but it is not one 70
cause anxiety to the holders OF 9coc
stocks On the contrary, many careful
people consider the present time to bay
stocks en- all small Fecessicns.
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Here's Health You,

That Is the MOTTO of Cascarets Caldy Catnar5ie
and an iron-clad guarantee goes with il to those
VINO use the magic tablets Druggists I0c, 25c
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ing fact that during my stay in Chefoo
treated every native doctor in the city.
They wouldn't take their own nostrums-
That was carving the joke too far"
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There is what appears to be very good
buying of Union Pacific common around
h5, and the Street hears talk OF an advance
likely to Occur in this stock in the near
fIitlre
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WALL PAPER.
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing canaries, mockins
birds dogs cats rabbits, gold fishes, etc;
catalogue free SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 712 12th
St NV. auZo-tf
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IN THE STOCK MARKET
Speculation Quiet. With Declines
Throughout the List.

Sugar Refining, brooklyn Rapid
Transit aad Peoples Gas Active
sions-I,acIsavvanna and the Read
ing shares Affected by the Strike
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Columbus buggy; also side saddle;
cheap ll05 llth st. scI9-3t en-
FOR SALE-A fine new runabout buggy. used
months at big sacrifice having no further
use fer it Address BON 617, this ofice. se1o-et
FOR sALE-Grocery wagon, harness. cheap. 2iIs
Pa. ave. NV seIg-St
FOR SALE-Largc sound horse; cheap; suitab,
for any kind of work. Call after 1 D M
rear of Gl5 NJ St sel9-St
FOR SALE-Top platform spring wagon. horse.
and harness 1Io6 10th St Sc. sel9-8t
FOR sALE-Good sound horse; very cheap. 2s5
St NV sels-3t,e eTn
FOR sALE-A coupelette, in good condition, s25.
Rear Of Al Nd sw. seIs-St
FOR sALE-A phaeton in fine condition, $50 Ap-
ply to MR. ROBY, Central Stables, I4th and
W. 49, sell 81 EN-
FOR sALE-Four-y year old bay mare, cheap. 7l5
Sd St ,= se17-3t en-
FOR SALE-Wagons and buggies. second hand at
your price. GEYER, 1910 Ohio ave se1T-St
FOR SALE-One two-foFse Milburn wagon; one
cart and harness; one surrey; two horses; one
double set harness; one single carriage harness
Apply 10 P. 6. HORNE, Oxen Hill Md ssI7-3t
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Nev y,,rk stock 1Iurket.

Corrected dali, by ". B. Hihbs & Co, mem
hers Of the Ners York Stock Exchange, l+lS
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LACE curtain laundry, formerly 444 II 81 NV.
now IS Myrtle st ne: 10 lime; satisfaction
gwen; mail promptly attended to; SOC "a 4Gc. per
nsir selS-3t .em
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CLIMAX BARRIERS chair; good condition; bargain
scI1-3t en-
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siESGELLA NEuGs =

EDUCATED gentlemen. vino speak little Ger
man. and wish to enter German bicycle club
may adde's 10 Box uSI. this office. sel9-3t,em
SPECIAL. PRICES given to drummers fer thc
hire Of teams REN STABLES, rear GIj
and Gi5 st. nv; phone 49, sel9-@t
LACE curtain laundry, formerly 44f II st NV
now IS Myrtle st ne lime; satisfaction
gwen; mail promptly attended TO; SOC. 70 4Gc- per
pair. Sele-5t,em
FAII-sTyLE SILK HAT, $50; hats cleaned at
IIO0YER'S, slI st. scle-7t
LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED, S5c. TENTH
STREET LAUNDRY, 724 10th 81 NV selS-3t
SPANISH Young man wishes to change class "f
the languages with an American young lady
address Box 57I. this Office sel5-3t.,m
COPYING, composition. and letters written: ais,
campaign documents 3o5 f. Cap. = ho'sr~
10 to l. sel7-lmo
BAD BILLS collected OF 10 charge. II. D. COR
DON, Lawyer. 1885 st. NV. sel5-6t
WOULD YOU suffer for soc with rheumati>n
cure you? Mfg, J. L. HAYENS, ia1 ST. NV.
sc14-7t
ANY ORDINARY clock cleaned, zoe Watches
iewelry music boxes accordingly charged; sat
isfaction guaranteed; send postal; viii call toc
and deliver trce 10 all parts OF District. CAPITAL
/, CLOCK REPAIRING COMPANY, 1884 1th II. NV.
se+-tf
| MATCHES CLEANED, 75c; mainsprinss, s5c;
| crystals, l0c; CLOCKS IRON 5uc up, repairing
/ OF foreign watches and music boxes specialts
| all work guaranteed year. MAA GRIN
| BERG late with Goldsmith, 52@ 10th - NV.
/ solG-1mo
! ATTENTION BUSINESS MEN-For Is days. -
cents VII purchase printed, 500 business
cards 500 noteheads. 800 hillheads, 800 envelopes
| or binding volume magazine; other work as
| reasonable WILLIAMS BOOK BINDERY- AND
| PRINTING OFFICE. G15 sth ST NV. Charles "
| Dowden superintendent seiO-ti, eih
| LINING MACHINES repaired and warranted. 81;
| machines for rent ~ week or month al or
ng. iy7-ti
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COPYING composition. and letters written: also
campaign documents 500 f. Cap. St hGur~
IN In sei7-lHit en-
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SPANISH Young man wishes to change class of
the languages with an American young lady
iIdress Box 51I this office. SELF I'm
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FAIL-STYLE SILK HAT, S3. 20; hats cleaned at
IIOOVER-S SII st. sclS-7t
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FOR SALE-Largc sound horse; cheap; suitab.
for any kind of work Call after p m
rear OF G1J NJ St NV seI9-St
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Corrected daily by ". B. Hihbs 4 Co, na1.,-
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange, l4I9
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LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED, S5c. TENTH
STREET LAUNDRY, 724 10th ST NV seIS-3t
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

FOR SALE-F:ne new Needia51 piano al
gain Call at 5215 9Th st, Brightwood p.
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'OR SALE-A fine runabout buggy. used
months at big sacrifice having no further
sc fer it Address BON 617, this office sel0-ft
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OR SALE-Grocery wagon, harness. cheap. 2II5
Pa. ave nv SeI9-St
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FOR SALE-Top platform spring wagon. horse,
and harness. 1I05 10th St. Sc sel9-St
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FOR SALE-Coumbus buggy; also side saddle !:
cheap. lI05 Ilth St nv. scI93t en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-30
HALLS COURAGE QUESTIONED.
Minister COnger's Charges Against n
Marine CORPS officer,

Minister Conger has preferred charges of
cowardice against Capt. Newt T. Hall,
United States Marine Corps, the second in
command of the marine forces at Pekin
during the siege. Mr. Conger questioned
Captain Halls courage because of the lat
ter's declination to carry out certain mill
tary operations suggested by the minister
The charges, in the ordinary course, pass
ed into the hands of General Chaffee, the
commander-in-chief of the forces in China
who made an inquiry on his own account
and then concluded that the whole matter
rested on the difference of judgment be-
tween the minister and the captain. He sent
the papers to Washington with a recon-
mendation that no further proceedings be
had a finding indicating the captain.
1t was determined, however, that the
high morale of the Marine Corps required
the most formal and complete acquittal of
an accused officer from such a charge, in
order that he might not in after years suf-
fer from its repetition. Consequently, the
papers were referred to General Haywood
the commandant Of the marines, who Is
taking steps to have a thorough investiga-
ton by proper court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-30

Gratis. will be elected in the seventh and
fourth districts, respectively The demo-
Gratis talk of carrying the eighth district,
but Representative Fowler (republican) has
things all his own way, and Elizabeth, to
which he recently gave 100000 for
library. will show Its gratitude at the polls.
Senator Pfeiffer believes he can defeat
Representative Loudenslager (republican) in
the first district, but the odds are against
Pfeiffer, for Mr.. Loudenslager is the most
popular member Of the delegation and has
served several terms with distinction. In
the second district Representative Gardner
(republican) is absolutely sure of re-elec-
ticn. Representative Howell (republican)
will probably be reelected in the third,
although James j. Bergen is making an
energetic fight against him. Representa-
tive R. Wayne Parker (republican) and
Stuart (republican) will be returned in the
fifth and sixth districts, respectively. The
delegation from New Jersey in the Fifty
seventh Congress will consist of six re-
publicans and two democrats.
]. D. WHELPLEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-30
Will Interest Flat DwelIers.


Flat dwellers and long-suffering landlords
will be interested in suit brought in Chi
cago to recover damages for the death Of a
child because the temperature of fat was
permitted to fall to % degrees last Febru-
airy. The child was III and the neglect of
the janitor in permitting the steam to go
down is alleged as the cause of death. The
lease provided that the fiat should be heat
ed by steam from October l to May 81
The child, three-year-old boy, was suffer-
ing from some pulmonary complaint and
the attending physicians told the parents
he would not survive the night unless the
room was properly heated. The steam was
turned off, the temperature Of the apart
ment fell to % degrees and the child died.
The suit will aid in determining the liabil-
ity of landlords who engage to heat apart
ments for their tenants, question that
arises very frequently in the life of a fiat
dweller, but has not been brought into
court hitherto in such a way as to bring
out all the fine points involved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-30

II you want work read thA-Hant ,eolumna
of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-30
What Causes Deafness.
THE PRINCIPAL CAUSE is Durable BUT
GENERALLY OVERLOOKED.

Many things may cause Deafness and very often
1t is difficult trace a cause Some people inherit
deafness. Acute diseases like scarlet fever some
times cause deafness. But by far the most COM
cause of loss Of hearing is catarrh of the
head and throat.
A prominent specialist on ear troubles gives as
his opinion that nine out of ten of deafness
is traced to throat trouble; this is probably over
stated, but 1t is certainly true that more than
half Of all cases Of poor hearing were caused by
catarrh.
The catarrhal secretion in the nose and throat
finds its way into the Eustachan tube and by
clogging it up very soon affects the hearing, and
the hardening Of the secretion makes the loss of
hearing permanent, unless the catarrh which
caused the trouble is cured. n
Those who are hard Of hearing may think this a
little far fetched, but any at all observant
must have noticed how hard cold in the head
will affect the hearing. and that catarrh, If long
neglected, will certainly impair the sense of hear
ing and ultimately cause deafness.
If the nose and throat are kept clear and free
from the unhealthy secretons Of catarrh the hear
ing will at once greatly improve, and any one
suffering from deafness and eatarrh can satisfy
themselves on this point by using a ffty.cent box
of stuart's Catarrh Tablets, new catarrh cure,
which in the past year has won the approval Of
thousands Of catarrh sufferers as well as phy-
sicians because 1t is in convenient form to use,
contains cocaine or opiate, and is as safe and
pleasant for children as for their elders.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is wholesome combi-
nation Of Blood root, Guaiacol, Eucalpytol and
similar antiseptics. and they cure catarrh and
catarrhal deafness by action upon the blood and
mucous membrane Of the nose and throat
As one physician aptly expresses it: You do
not have to draw upon the Imagination to discover
whether you are getting benefit from Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets; Improvement and relief are an.
parent from the first tablet taken.
All druggists sell and recommend them They
cost but fifty cents for fuil-szed package and any
catarrh sufferer who has wasted time and money
on sprays salves and powders will appreciate to
the full the merit Of Stuarts Catarrh Tablets.
oc3o, no1AS-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-30

PREDICTION SCARE
New York Republicans Alarmed at
Activity Of Democrats.
THE SCOTT INCIDENT MAGNIfIED
Millions Of Copies of Alleged Re-
mark Being Distributed.
MR. SCOTS STATEME T
he SCOTT INCIDENT MAGNIfIED
MR.. SCOTT'S EMIT
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
NEW YORK. October %, 1900.
During presidential campaigns in the best
organized of committees panics or spas
nodic series of alarms sometimes make
merry with both sides. This has been the
history of all presidential elections where
results have been as pronounced in the
days of the Grant-Greeley and the McKin
ley-Bryan campaigns. No matter how big
the majority in the electoral college the
popular vote those in charge of the actual
work of the campaign have gone through
these periods of alarm and of storm and
stress. In the present campaign the Nc
kinley managers went through a period of
this character a few weeks ago, when 1t
was feared that general apathy" ruled
the rank and file Of the republican party
this year. The wonderful registration. in
creased beyond even the expectations of the
republican managers, shows how ground
less were the claims of the democrats that
the republicans were not taking interest in
the election of their presidential candidate
this year.
Just at present there is no doubt that
the republican committees are undergoing
another prediction fright. The silent vote
instead of general apathy" seems to have
caused considerable of this alarm, and both
sides are wondering which way the indie
pendents Of the country are turning. Straws
which show which way the wind is blowing
and prove that the republican managers
can be worried are little incidents like the
recent alleged statement at the Roosevelt
dinner Of Senator Scott and the failure of
the republican parade in Chicago to meet
the expectation of the republican leaders
of that city. So far as the Scott incident
IS concerned the consensus of opinion is
that a mountain has been made out of
molehll. Admitting, for the sake of the
argument. that the West Virginia senator
did use the language attributed to him by
the Roosevelt banquet, it is asserted that it
break was made not by the West Nir-
gino republican leader himself, but by re-
publican managers like Odell, the chair
man of the New York state committee;
Joseph Manley and State Committeeman
Gibbs. in attempting to suppress the story.
Had they made no efforts to stop the pub
LEGATION of the alleged statements of Sen
ator Scott that night and laughingly
turned the matter off the next day with
the statement that the reporter misunder-
stood the senator, nine-tenthS of the effect
of this so-called statement of Scott would
have been lost. 1t was the frightened at
titude of the republican managers, and the
stories probably untrue, that all sorts OF
money had been offered to all sorts and
conditions Of newspaper men that night II
they would only suppress the story and
stop the publication Of the alleged state
ments of Senator Scott that attracted at
tention and aroused the energies of the
democrats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-30
Incident Has Been Magnifed.

In consequence of these alleged attempts
of Chairman Odel and other republican
leaders who were in attendance upon the
banquet to prevent the publication OF the
story the incident has been magnified
thousand times beyond it's real Importance.
Blu! for this, 1t is said, the incident would
have had no more significance in the cam
paign than the opinion OF any 1ndlVldual
leader of the republican party. There Is
no evidence to show that either OF the re-
publican candidates Mckinley or Roose-
Welt, is in any way interested or favorable
to the Standard Oil Company. Roosevelt
is quoted as saying that there are good
trusts and bad trusts, and the position of
the republican President in his letter of
acceptance Is similar in character to the
position Of Governor Roosevelt. The repub-
lican leaders, according to all published
statements, favor honest combinations Of
capital and oppose illegit Inmate cOmblna-
tions. Consequently Senator Scotts al
legged opinion regarding the merits or de-
merits of the Standard Oil Company need
not have been made the paramount issue
during the closing days of the campaign II
the republican managers at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel had not lost their heads on the
night of the Roosevelt dinner.
No sooner did the democrats learn of this
apparent CONSERVATION in the ranks of the
republicans and their probable fear that
Senator Scott had been made to appear
second Burchard than they rushed into the
breach in the republican ranks. During the
closing days Of the campaign the demo Gratis
are attempting, as far as possible, to shift
the issues of the hour from Imperialism.
which has not proved vote-getting issue.
and the currency question, which has al
ready been demonstrated to be a vote-los-
Ing Issue, to the question Of the trusts.
which seems to be open and debatable
question at the present time. The demo-
cratic managers themselves differ widely
concerning their views upon the subject OF
trusts, and their only idea seems to be to
stir up as much trouble for the republicans