Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-21

acterized his paramount issue OF i'm
perialisrn as an effort to throw dust in
the eyes of the people, and not worthy
of serious consideration.
TO NOTIFY BRYAN.
Details of Meetin. Mt Topeka Have
Been Arranged.
Topeka, Kan, Aug. 2l.-The details
OF the Bryan notification meeting have
been arranged.
A Special committee, composed of ex-
Governors John w. Leedy, l.. ID. LEV
ellyn and John p. ST. John, Judges S.
II. Allen, John w. Breidenthal, John
Madden, Senator W. "A. Harris. Col Il.
z: Little, Q. II. Boaz and Jerry Simpson,
will meet MIR. Bryan in .Atchison at
$50 Oh the morning of August % and
accompany him to Topeka.
The local reception committee will
meet the party at the station and with
the Topeka troop Will escort then, to
tho National hotel. where Mi. Bryan.
VIII meet the notification committee,
the committee representing Topeka and
!stha state officers. All$other committees
Mil Meet MIR. Bryan al the Crawford
| opera house.
The committee on program has de-
cidssi teisbegin the notitcation cere-
monies ut 3 O'clock The meeting will
be called TO order BY Chairman Ridge
ley, OF the populist state committee.
land an address of welcome Will be de-
Iliyened by David ()xermeyer. Marion
/ Butler. permanent chairman of cere-
I5monsss Will be introduced and will
take charge of the notification exercises
lsps9peli. L. Nj. Patterson, chairman of
The notification committee Will then
deliver the notitieation address. which
sstiil be followed by the reply of Mr.
Bsyan. An informal reception Mill be
he'd al the speakers stand after Mr..
IsIsi'sanss address Mr.. Bryan will leave
On the Unton Pacific al s O'clock.
bryan Completes Topeka speech.
Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. 21-Mr Bryan
practically completed his Topeka
,sy4:ll yes teraay. He put in the entire
day al the farm, thus preventing all In
Etalwuption. The speech Will be onls.
about half the length OF the Indian
Ilapoiis speech, aud ii Will be reply
both u the populist nomination and
1.-the Monetary League endorsement in
fcase he rseeives notice of the latter.
Nj, Bryan goes TO Wahoo this after
/ noon 70 make a speech and he will to-
night start on his way 10 Topeka,
making four or five addresses in south
eastern Nebraska Mednes day.
EGoNernor Roosevelt stands by His
speech.
I New York, Aug. PIG vernor Rooss-
i5yelt, al oyster BAY, l.. L., gave out for
publication a letter which he had Writ
s5tsil on Aug. . toGen. John NJ. Palmer
Lot Springfield, I'LL, relatNe 10 the st.
Paul speech made by the governor, in
which he had been quoted as making
5dsfosaterN remarks concerning demo-
erats. The letter says IN part:
Il notice that IN Your recent very
manly interview stating why you could
net supper. the populistic democracy
ard the Kansas City Platform and nom
iflees. you allude To 4 statement was
supposed to have made, attacking den-
odrass generally in my st. Paul speech
You have evidently seen report
which VA not merely garbled. but falls
lified. stand by the speech absolutely,
and faNs nothing to explain IN connec-
ti0n With IL: bur L do wish#to point out
4 NShssfe this meaning MAS deliberately in
5ysrttstl. In my speech i began by say
! M " q ppeal MOI only 10 republicans.
but TO a II good citizens wilo are Atneri-
cans III fact as weE ii i, Il nanls 10 help
/ us IN ises-electing President Me- SiIlley' /
4 ended BY SAYING: Study The Kansas
9ity platform and you can rot help
7fealizillg t!iattheff paltcN ethe policy of
(! 7glls makers and sp9aSors9 is,sa policy of
l3il9la IA that .F'sir triumph would mean