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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-11
PlESN NATRYNIARsKA.

'...~: GdzieS mad jeziorem, we Wisconsinit
Mieszka redaktor CO pasa} SWINE,
ze Swi6skiego niegdys pastuszka
Republikafski on jest dis sluzka.
Lubo W kURJERzE czesto wspomna,
Ze "a Polonia sic upomina,
Jednak gdzie moze czerni Polaka ~
Ten dziennikarski wstretny pokraka.
Mech kazdy Polak ma to pamieci,
Ze W polityce on przez to kreci,
Bo wzia} zaplate "a polskie giosy 81. ss.sss
- ME dba wcale-a.saas
Hanna go kupil, wiec Hannie sluzy
Lecz jego chwala juz ME najd}uzej;
Wiara z rozumu ME jest wyzuta,
A troche mocniej, niz MichaS kuta.
Jako kupli zydzi Judasza.
TAX teraz Hanna kupil Michasia,
R6znica moze tylko jest Genie,
Lecz oba maja podle sunni enie.
Judasz Iszkarjot przeciez byl zydem,
Ale muslmy wyznaG ze wstydem,
Ze nowy Judasz zwie sic Polak,em,
A iednak kroczy zydowskim szlakiem.
Ma on Polak6w "a wielkich ghpc6w,
Ma swe organy zyskujac kupc6w;
DowieSt mu. jako grubo sic myli. s
Rursyt arEany. to " tel chw,li!
..5 .s., ,s.z....y...
Rspaeiikanom dasniej sui basy. u +.
nGstaj ich wielbi4 Michasia szmaty,
A iodpak plochc polskie gazety "@1*S
Ma tqjak kamieh milcza. niestety!s s.
& pewnegos wzgledu maja racyja.
. Bo, chot drak sztYwna dis kreci szyia,
chod napchane glaszcxe kieszenie.
Liche ma imie, bsodne sumienie.
ia zas mu zycze tym nowym rokiem.
By krzywda polska poszla mu bokien,,
A skoro zucha dobry Gas mimic.
Ably zn6w " Ksiestwie pasa& m6gl SWINE.
(Nie koniec).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-11
PREMIE WIARUSA.

I. Kto nam teraz nadesle 81 rocznej przedr
platy Wiarusa. temu poSemy prezence kalendarz
Maryahski ma rok Pa6sk 1900. opacona poczta dom.
II. - Kto nam teraz nadesle 81 90, temu przez
cay daszy rok poseiat bedemy nniesza nasza gazette
nadto dostanie Cd tych saych pieiadzac oplaco
na poczta W dom. dolarowe Album Kr6l6w Polskch
zaweraace portrety zycorysy 40 kr6l6w posch wyko-
name przez slawnego po1skiego malaria Eliasza.
III. - Kto nam teraz przese $f3 90 poslemy to-
op}acona poczta DOM Bblia swieta czyi Psmo swiee
Starego Nowego Testamehtu; nadto " tych samych
Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-11
.1,EIEGRAMY. j

MANILA. Po
kilkudnioWem mil
czenll.iiiu1, ll.ii1 gen. Otis J do !
nosi do biura u Vi wojenI'e-
90 0 pomySlnych o
Bro tach Wojska anne ne
rykaln!'skl.ilyego K i go, " pot
! 'nocno. zach odnieii
Iczescii Wyspy Luzon. ! = o !, !,
Clown YIN sani 4 y 4 iareln i ID
zen. Otis bylo, aby
olnll6 10 II 4 ! lie &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-11

,mieiscowych stosunk6w ,zzaqa- Z
doiony chwilowo przyzna ci
racje. lecz skoro odwr6cil sic
cd ciebie. wysmiewa sic, ze
widzac sic upokorzonym. .
pragpiesz zgody. Cd ktorej on
sic usuwa. Moralne gnebienie
|jeden' drugiego, weszlo i mas
W mode. nawet pieniactwo ma
|Posmiewisko obconarodow.-
COW .zaiczyna zakradat sic.
.Dojdzi!e bodaj ME dlugo. do
tego, ze ma kalendarzach
sadowych sami polacy figu-
rowae: beda jako procesowi-
- 4
Twierdza niekt6rzy, ze
wsp6lne porozumienie sic jest
niemozebnem.
ze tryb zycia naszei polo-
nil nigdy ME moze uledz
zmianie ! to powodu. ze
zIe zanadto sic zakorzenilo:
Ia wlasnie niezgoda zgu-
bila nasz kraj caly i W obec
tego co wSr6d mas sic dzieje,
my r6wniez jestesmy skazani
ia zaglade, " bratob6jczej
walce.
Jeden drugiemu ustapiG ME
chcemy; jeden drugiego rad4
pogardzamy; ME many sza-
cunku dla oswiatY. Prostak,
lecz bogatszy Cd wyksztaI.
conego, imponuje mu swoim
majatkiem; drwlac z niego
twierdzi ze jest madrzejjszym,
83
DO urnial zrobic majatek.
Iu na wolnej ziemi, gdzie
ME ma klas uprzywilejowa.
nych. imp onuie ieden drugie-
mu dolarem. Dollar przygluszyl
sumienie, dzika prostota
szacuneksdla ~Iedzy. Eeoizm,
samolubstuo isceptyzm tyllso
g6ruia.
81. Emr'gracia y nasza zupelnie
odmnienne przyiela zwyczaje.
odepchhesa zalety polskie.
ME zrozu,niala zasad zycia
amerykadskie j wylonila
w<ar6d siebie zwyczaje odmien-
ne Cd kazdej innejj narodowo-
Sci take stosunki jake wsr6d
mas zapanowaly, ME istnie)a
" wyobrazni pisa
zy swiata.,,
Do powyzszych trafnych
uwag Szanownego Kolegi :
Grand Rapids mozemy tylko
doda6 ze szczerego SERGE
pocho dzadze A m n uzna-
MIA. kubek ". kubek. bracia,
taku mas, jak j u was.
Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-11
DURBAN, " Airy

|ce. An&Hcy cnWa-
Jill sic niedawno, re
pod Colesburg pobili
',Bloer6w, ] ! miasto to
.zlajell, lecz ME byla
TO prawda. Boerowie
1otad Colesburg try.
hIaja. III Odby1a sic tYl.-
10 potjyczl,.ka pod: bod. tenn l
mliastem, ll $: " k(':1t'6l}:regi /: Or:
] lVlprawdzie A:nlglicy \
.11ll|ajprlz'6d "a pl' byli .gdra,
lecz potem jednak ze
'sIWych stanowisk 20
stall wyparci. Dowo-
dzi tamze Angllkami
general French.
Nieco p6zniej zda-
wi sic iednemu ba-.
.lionowi generala
French 4 bardzo przy-
XIX Il W:Ypadek. Tenze
Battalion Q Q. J 2 wl'iedza wi i "a
rozkazem q a generala
French CD noca opuSc1,iiw,-. W.
sly ob6z zajaln maj
sze Wzg6rze cd szai-
COW nieprzyjaciel-
skich. @ Swjcie je
zaatakowano; pub
kownik W atson, kt6-
~ kierowat wyprawa
da1 rozkaz do ataku
il. pierwszyy padl
rannly kula nieprzyja-
cielsks. Mial jeszcze
lyle przytomnosci, by
lac rozkaz do odwro-..
tu. Wykonano 60 "
porzadku. Try czwar-
10 tego oddzialu bez
wYpadku wr6cilo do
Dbozu, reszta zas}a-
niajaca odwrot dosta-
Ea siedoniewoli. Wal
czyli atoi do ostatka
meznie i mnsi byd|
pomiedzy mimi wjelu
sabitych i rannYch.
. batalione brak 20
[udzi, v tel liczbie Z
Dfcer6W.
BERLIN. Opt
MA podsycana wiado-
moscjaml O dalszYch
" ania okret6
nniiemie d ckich, ME moze ) e
ochlona6 2 oburzenia.
Me wplyneR:l|a'I' Ella lagodza-
co naWet Wiadomoscs
0 w.ypujs;',zl''c'z'eIni.u is, ( 'I U. na q,
wolno'sF6 Y ., 'F o'kretu ''l'' Ge &c:
neral gaze'tY "
dek ten konI|otu!ja,j ( { j Q ,jako
doW6d'il ! d ze a Anglia Il, ma !.
iednlak do GO j okolwiek I \:
tfachu. t |!lI!l'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-11
zd1lc.eaie lsd. pslshlese
= Ameryee.

= Ameryco. I
Mniemalismy dotad. ze
tylko Kas1ubi. przybywszy
do Am"ryki, nabieraja tutal
natury indyahskiej, ecz czy--
tamy W wychodzacym "
Grand Rapids. Mich. Gzo-
s1E PoLsK1M. ze i tamte]sza
Polonia, skladaiaca sic "
znacznej czesci = Wielkopolan
+ pod, Trzemeszna, podobnie
zdiczala, ]ak :og6l kuszub6w
Winohskich.
Ponizej podany artykul
redaktora P. Skaryszewskiego
niechaj posiuzy Polonii VII
nohskiej jako lustro obyczajo-
~ bolescia przyznac mu.
simy, ze stosunk; miejscowej
polonii naszej, mad wyraz So
smutne. Kolonia nasza W POI
r6wnaniu z drugiemi jest bar
dzo ma}a, bo zaledwie kilkaset
rodzin stanowi, a niezgoda,
wzaje1naea przeslad dowanie sic
i pogardzanie jedni drugimi
wzroslo do, najgorszych ro1-
miiar6w dosz}o do tego.c .czy~
cllana zgube jedendrugiego.
Wskutek tego zycie towa-
rzyskie prywatne ME jstnieie
zadne; jest ono ujete W karby
wiecej zycia musowego i
urzedowego. z wyjatkiem ze-
brai W halach ma posiedze-.
mach towarzystw. gdzle obo-.
wiazek powoluje zalatwic pew
ne formarlnoSci. zadne zycie
prywatne. serdeczne. przy~
jacielskie u mas ME ma miejsca.
Gdzie i do kogo sic ME z,sr6-
cisz, wystrzegai sic s'o~a.
powiedxiet. bo slowo,prawdy.
Jest .zbrodnia. ZawzistoSt.
zarozumialost ! samolubstwo
wziely gore nad uc:zuciem
ludzkoScl. .'.S.t
Jeden drugiego omijaz 2 da..
leka, " rozmowie ME masz1
najmniejszej serdecznosci, a
tylko falsz j obluda. Kazdy
uwaza sic "a wielkiego czlo-
dumncgo. ME tylko, ze
ME poda braterskiej dloni. ale
nawet praeciwnie jeden pod
drugim dolki kopie,
Jednem slowen, ozgorycznie
og6lne zakradlo sic wSr6d.
as, iak "a dni Sodomy Co
Badaiac przyczyne tego, po.
blizszem zastanowieniu sic
przychodzimy do tego smu-
tnego przek eko:nania. ze powo..
dem tego. ze TAX rowiemy
J, nieszczescia,. : Jest brak v
poSrM mas ludzi. kt6rzy BY
dbali o obro naszego|
spolecselistwa.
Samolub b6w napotyk ykalny
. sdym kroku. !; ! Shc'e)'
rospos;zat rosmo'' e &c,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-11

rykahskich, kt6rych
Fll|:ipl:hczycY zabrali
do nieWoli podczas
wojny.
Telegram gen. Otis
donosi::
Puikownik u: Hare : /
House przyhyli do
V'igan . odbitymii
jeica'ni amerykai
skim, miiedzY kt6ry-
mi 2 z'in|'ajduje sic poruc q.
mix g G|EiiElno z,iiety
do nieWoli haiu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-11

|m1nionego roku. Gill
more wyrazal sic Q.
Aguinaldzie z uzDa-
MEM, lecz narzekaf
na bezpo6rednich
sWoich d0zorc6W.
Odbici wieRzniowie
chodzili boso i bardZo.
byli wyglodze:nlli. n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-11
PRETORIA.

|doniesieno tu z Kuru-
Fmau (miasto " angiel-
|skiej kolonli " kraju
Behuana) 1e Bprowie
|benbard!lui4 to miasto.
[Adjutant Wiser dono-.
Isl, rozkazaf braG na
del przewazalie 6araki
wojskowe. Walka
zeciagne}a sic do
Gel wieczorem, a "a
kohczyla sic zioze-
MEM broni przez
wojjsko angielskie.
w zielismy do niewoll
|l20 regularnych zol-
merry angielskich W
tel liczble kapitana
|Dennlson, 20 KRAKOW
COW zabra III al .l]lii5my take - }
DUO broni i i amuni-
cyl a takze j 4 wielka
|ilos6 konli, 'il.i, mu16w .'I:]|' ]
osl6w. z omlie9d].ziy nj : u "a, "a
branyni " niewolea J
[bylo Is r. :r;anln,ych, kt6-
!rymi nasz dok Tor { na q
1tyohmliiast sic zaopiie- be
| IkoWal. W sly, stko 70 20
lstaio Cd desalane X e do
lPletrory'
=. q =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-11
LONDYN

In 4D = SNs -
oblezonego prze'|z' !. Boe. T: o., J
row Ladysmith roz-
paczliwe nadchodza
wladomoSci. Oblezo-
nych dzlesiatkuja "a
razl1we chorobY, a co.
najgorsza, zabraklo
i'm amunicyi. Nato-
mast Boerzy teraz az.
codziennie i to coraz.
ostrzejsze szturmly.
przypuszczaja. Gene.
ra}a Bullera tax Boe-:
rzy trzymaja W sza- "a
chu, ze Cd niiego La. La.
dysmfth zad.nl5ej II pomo-
cy spodziewa6 sic ME
moze. Wszystkie
Obecnie nagrOmadZO-
ne W Po}udniowei
Afryce wojska angiel-
skle dochodz9 do.
liczby $50 Tysiecy.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30

den. Senator Scott told some funny
stories Of West Virginia, where. he
said, THE NEGROES SIT ON THE
FENCE WAITING TO BE BOUGHT"
This is the same Republican Sena-
Tor who said in his speech at the
Roosevelt dinner:
Right here l want to say believe
in trusts. They are good thing. The
Standard Oil company put in its pipe
lines to all the small towns where oil
is produced, and II 1t was not for the
Standard OH company puts In its pipe
that we have wouldn't be there today.
II that newspaper man (polnting to
the only reporter present. puts thas
down l will make trouble for him.
This public confession of the real
attitude Of the trust party toward the
trusts will not be less interesting to the
voters who are injured by trust opera
ton, than is the Senator's fiippant re
marks about the colored vote of inter.
est to the colored voters of the North,
who now seem to be the especial OBJ
jects Of the 6attery of Mr.. Hanna's
politicians.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30

Mayor Farley, of Cleveland, is pre-
pairing to take his annual hunting ex.
pedition this week, which will cause
him to he absent from Cleveland un.
til after election. II don't care whether
there Is an election or not" says he,
''and don't know as that enters into
the question at all. 1t don't make any
particular difference to me whether
some people like 1t or not" Good citi.
zen Mr., Farley will be candidate fol
office himself next spring and unless
we miss our guess the Democrats who
do not join an exodus from the city
on election day will take pleasure IN
voting for the Republican candidate
And 1t won't make any particular DIFF
ference to them whether some people
like II or not.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

If the Beacon is right the local Dem
ocratic committee made q serious mis-
take when it brought Hon. John Fl.
Clarkes to Akron.
"Mr. Clarke made no votes" is the
comforting review our neighbor takes
of the meeting. 1t said the same thing
in the same words following the adj
dresses to Akron people by Col. Bryan,
ex-Gov. Altgeld, Hon. John I. Crosby
and every other Democratic speaker of
note who has taken part In the local
campaign. But there are citizens or
Akron who will refuse to agree with
Mr.. Dobson's paper that it is the
keeper of their opinions and their con.
sciences.
1t will be interesting to note what
the Beacon in 1896 said concerning
Mr.. Clarke and compare the same with
what it has to say this year. Here
is the comparison:
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30
Submitted as Evidence
In the Earl Case.
Claimed That "a Pounds We're
Stolen on Night Of Riot.
Oliver Morgan Turned States Evil
dence Against the Prisoner.

When Prosecutor II. NJ. Wanamaker
ordered that stick Of dynamite be
submitted as evidence in the case OF
the State against Harvey Earl, jr.,
Monday afternoon, Judge j. A. Kohler
made mild protest and it was nee
essary for the Prosecutor TO explain
to the court that the explosive could
be handled with perfect safety.
John Reese, for whom Earl worked,
and who owned the dynamite, which
1t is alleged destroyed the City build
ing, was upon the witness stand. He
testified that the morning following
the riot, that 4S half-pound sticks OF
dynamite were missing from the large
tool box in which 1t was kept.
Mr.. Wanamaker, at this point, in
structed Officer j. e. Washer to
bring a stick of dynamite into the
court room, whereupon Judge Kohler
interposed vigorous 81 guess not"
Mr.. Wanamaker, then by the aid or
the witness, who is an expert in such
matters, succeeded in convincing the
court that no harm could possibly re,
suit from such a procedure and the
dynamite was brought in.
The evidence of Mr.. Reese sought
to show that Earl was: familiar with
the use of dynamite, having been SO
instructed while in the employ Of the
witness.
The first witness called to the stand
was Oliver Morgan, who is indicted
on the same charge with Earl. Nor
gan turned States evidence and tes-
tilted to going after the dynamite with
Earl. He further testified that Earl
used the explosive.
A conversation between the prisoner
and Officer Washer in which Earl
confessed to the whole transaction was
allowed as evidence. The story was
told by Officer Washer.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30
rs. P. McCALMONT.

organization. The following commit
tee was appointed to draft bylaws for
the new order: Jerry Cline, Roy A.
Walkup, James Limbert, Walter Russell
and Harry Quine. 1t is expected that
some of the other organizations on
similar lines will join the national or.
ganization in a body. II this happens,
1t will do away with a great amount
( sectional prejudice and give the
organization great strength.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30

Voters who take part in the red FIRE
and hurrah demonstration with which
Mr.. Hanna's local committee will close
the campaign next Saturday night,
should not forget what Attorney Gen.
eral Monnett said at Akron two weeks
ago about the folly of being influenced
by fireworks, brass bands and other
campaign establishments paid for by
sugar trust, tobacco trust and oil trust
money.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30
VETERANS
Of Spanish h-American
War Have Organized.
Local Camp Of the National Order
Temporary Officers.

A camp of the National Order OF
Spanish American War Veterans was
formed last night in,Co. BIS armory
with charter membership of 35, and
every indication pointing to steady
growth.
All honorably discharged soldiers or
sailors who served in the war with
Spain are eligible to membership In the
order which is formed for the purpose
OF promoting fraternity, patriotism and
sociability among its members.
The membership is equally divided
between Companies Il and h. The
name of the local organization is to be
Camp Theodore Miller. A. @. Johnston
was appointed adjutant until perma-
nent organization is effected.
The matter was brought up and is
being engineered by Cap. Mittendorf
of York, Pa, who organized the local
camp. An application for a charter
has been sent to Chattanooga, which
is at present the headquarters Of the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30

The Sugar Trust is relmbursing It,
self for the Inconvenience of persuad-
ing Congress and the Administration
leaders to take the back track upon a
policy which the President declared to
be the plain duty" of the American
people toward their Porto Rican neigh.
bors. For fourteen pounds of sugar
the trust Is charging the people the
same price for which twenty.one
pounds formerly were sold. And an,
other advance will be due after cleo
tion TO reimburse the trust for the OK
orbitant demands made upon It by the
exigencies of Mr. Hanna's cam.
paign. II the people are In
doubt by whom are paid the cam.
paign funds with which Mr.. Hanna
committee is able to entertain then,
with red fire and brass bands let them
glance ut the prices Of the necessities
of life whose manufacture is controlled
by trust.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30

his officers, and when evidence was
given that compelled the conviction
of one of them the notes of the evi.
dence were suppressed, and the sen.
tence of the person convicted was
commuted by Mckinley to suspension
from Office on full pay of $4,000 per
year. Truly, the hyprocisy of Nc
Kinley is only equalled by his impu-
dence. cannot see how the slander
of Lincoln in 1864 can be justifica-
tion for Mckinley in doing far worse
things than Lincoln was accused Of.
"The Republican party as organized
in 1856 has ceased to exist. Organ
ized to make men free, Incorporating
in it's platform the immortal declara-
tion that all men are endowed with
the inalienable rights of life, liberty
and the pursuit of happiness; that all
governments derive all Of their just
powers from the consent of the gov.
erned, and denouncing slavery, polyg-
amy and the doctrine that might makes
right; the aggregation that has stolen
It's name is engaged in enslaving mil
lions of people by one of the most
cruel unnecessary, unholy, unjust, H.
legal and unconstitutional wars ever
waged. And 1t is being carried on with
so much drunkenness and debauchery
that the Americans are being rapidly
destroyed by disease, while the Fill
ipinos are being killed by thousands,
all of which William Mckinley, as
commander-in.c chief of the army and
navy could prevent by word.
"The supporters Of Mckinley are the
party of the rich, of the corporations.
trusts and swindlers. 1t is too rotten
to reform, and If not checked and de
stroyed few years more will see this
the basest Of nations, the country of
a very few rich men and many mis-
erably poor, held in subjection by that
most effectual and fatal of all enc
mics Of liberty, standing army There
| is nothing safe while such men rule;
life is uncertain, liberty is lost and
hope expires. What other candidates
may do If elected / know not; know
what Mckinley has done, and 1t is
hardly possible that any other man
can be as bad. Don't trust him, nor
the syndicated interests that are trying
to elect him. They are our and our
children's enemies.
"Aours truly,
"s. P. McCALMONT.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30
NO sYNDIcATEs TO RECKON WITH,

Mr.. Washington Van Horn, 149l
Perry street, Chicago, a Mckinley
presidential elector Of the Seventh iii.
nols district in 1896, has renounced the
party In which he was an active and
honorary member for thirty years. He
Is out squarely for Bryan. Mr.. Van
Horn Is the founder Of Ravens
wood, ILL.,, and up to five years ago,
when he retired, was one Of the largest
building contractors of Chicago. AS a
captain in the famous Eighth Illinois
volunteers, he marched with Sherman
to the sea.
Touching the cause OF his conver'
sion, Mr.. Van Horn said;
For thirty years have voted to tax
myself for the purpose of building up
the industries Of the United States,
never dreaming that was helping to
conjure up up monster that now
threatens to destroy us. Under the
protective tariff system . few syndi-
Gates have gained absolute control of
all the industrial enterprises in the
country, and they are now debating
the policies of the government for then
own selfish purposes.
"The veil droped from my eyes when
Mckinley crawtished ON plain duty
to the Porto Ricans. This was the
most cowardly act ever recorded
against a President of the United
States, Then ! saw that he was but
the visible puppet OF the giant syndi-
Gates which have crept noiselessly In
TO power and which are our real legis-
lators today Imperialism Is but a
trust policy. Having exploited the
home market, they are looking for new
fields in the far east The maintenance
of large standing army is an Incl
dent In their policy, What they have
gained by corruption they viii main
tain by force,
Bryan Is immeasurably greater and
stronger than Mckinley. He has nc
debts TO pay syndicates aud owes no
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30
$1,000 BOND.
OF Merchant Policeman Galloway Ap-
proved by Commissioners.

The Board of City Commissioners
Monday morning approved the $1,000
bond of Marvin ]. Galloway, appoint
ed Saturday as merchant policeman,
Messrs. A. II. Koons and NJ. d. Buch-
man are sureties on Galloway's bond.
Contractors Kidder Il McCourt were
ordered to commence work at once on
the Wolf street improvement.
The Perkins street private sewer be-
tween Adolph ave. and Forge, on Per-
kins and Union sts., was accepted by
the Board ut Mondays session.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30
TROUBLESOME.
Sandy Coppard DisIiked
by Deputies.
Believed to be Back OF Trouble a
County Jail.


The deputies under Sheriff Kelley
have no use for Sandy Coppard, who
is prisoner in thelDpunty jail charg-
ed with having used dynamite in blow.
ing down the City building.
They claim that he is the hardest
man to get along with that has been
under confinement since the. arrest OF
the alleged rioters. At the same time
he is given credit for being unusually
wise, He never takes any part in the
disorders which occasionally take
place at the Jail, but nevertheless he
gets all the credit for being the moving
spirit in the affairs. 1t is claimed that
he gets the other prisoners to start the
trouble and that he watches the out
come with much enjoyment.
Deputy Sheriff Morrow told Dem
ocrat reporter that Coppard spent his
time during the day in his cell, sleep
ing a large share Of the time so that he
would be able to remain awake during
the night in order to keep all the Other
prisoners stirred up, He is being care
fully watched.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30

In his speeches, Senator Hanna
gives all the credit for the present pros
perity to himself and the Administra
tion; In his Thanksgiving proclamation
President Mckinley gives the credit
to Providence, and in his speech ai
New York Senator Scott of West vir
ginia gave the credit to the Standard
OIL trust. For the sake Of appear
ances, II for no other, these high au
thorities should get together.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30

Il want to say a little about trusts
Not much has been said about them
I suppose, because Mr.. Bryan don't
know anything about them. 1 said in
a speech the other day that there were
no trusts in the country, and got criti
cised in some of the papers. Nov
I want to make 1t little stronger and
say It again. ."-senator Hanna, to Rail
road Men In Chicago.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30
Huguenot's Address.

The Huguenot d'Aubigne, lately ar.
rived in this country from France, will
speak in the First Baptist church
Wednesday evening of this week, at
half past seven o'clock. All are COR
daily invited to he present. Thursday
morning he is to address the faculty
and students of Buchtel college, at the
hour of chapel exercises.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30
~wAlTlNs TO Be BOUGHT

The Pittsburg Post, of last Satur-
day, published a special from New
York. that viii prove to be very inter
estlng reading for the colored voters
of Akron, II reported what Senator
Scott OF West Virginia had to say
about the colored citizens OF his State
The dispatch to the Post follows:
New York. Oct. 26.-At the dinner
given to Governor Roosevelt preceding
the meeting at Madison Square Gar