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The evening times., 1900-05-28
SOCIALISM IN COLLEGES
General Movement Said TO Exist
Among American Students.
Clnn Formed in Columbia UnIVer-
sity-EducationaI Institutions 10
tiOnaI Congress In Paris Next sep
tember-PubIication of Invitation.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-A general So
Iiaiist movement among leading American
universities has reached Columbia in the
form Of a Socialists Clan" that has been
formed by a few students.
Many Of these universities viii be rep-e-
sented at the International Coll -giate Con-
gress Of Socialists, TO be held in Paris next
September. The American students inter
ested in Socialism are preparing not opl--
20 extend the faith among students in this
country but also TO cooperate with The
SociaIistic college element OF Continental
Europe.
In last weeks issue of the "COlSn1bia
Spectator" a college paper published by
students. was printed an invitation from
the Socialist students of the University o:
Paris for ell American college bodies to
he represented at the congress in SepJeai-
ber
The invitation was exterded 10 all uni
versity students or graduates who accep:
the general principles laid down by the
international Soc alist Congress viz Inter
national understanding and action OF work
ingmeu, organization into an economic ard
political class party. and the sJCiaiiZa,iOn
Of the means OF production and CXch1uge-"
1t is announced that communications may
be sent direct 10 Joseph BoUcherm, COM
mission Reorganization, No % Rue de Pom
toise, Paris, or TO ". p Everts. seCTe-3ry
OF the American Commission, No. 35 Thay-
er Hall. Cambridge. Mass.
Although il is acknowledged by students
at Columbia that there is a strong s2cillist
feeling among certain classes, it is diff
cult TO get the names o. the leaders.
There will be a meeting OF Socialist stu
dents from American colleges at Jamaica
Plain, a suburb OF Boston, on May 50.
Columbia University will be represented by
Mr.. Abelson. Rev. W. 2. ID. Bliss, OF New
York, president Of the Social Reform
UEion. viii also attend the conference. At
this meeting steps viii be taken 10 ext nj
the agitation among students OF American
colleges. II the statements Of the pro
mOters are to be relied upon. the meeting
viii show a sensational development OF
the movement or this side Of the water
The evening times., 1900-05-28
TRUTHS EASILY DIGEsTED.
Concerning n Method of Curing Dys-
pepsiR and stomach Troubles.

Dyspepsia and Indigestion are considered
incurable by many people who do not real
ize the advance made in modern medical
science, and because by the old methods
and remedies a cure was rarely, If ever
obtained
Dyspepsia is now cured as readily as
any ether disease.
What the dyspeptic wants is abundant
nutrition, which means plenty Of good.
wholesome, well-cooked food and some
thing TO assist the weak stomach to digest
IT, This is exactly the purpose for which
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are adapted and
this is the method by which they cure the
worst cases of Dyspepsia. in other words
the patient eats plenty Of wholesome food
and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest il
for him In this way the system is nOur
tshed and the overworked stomach rested
because the tablets will digest the food
whether the stomach works or not One
of the tablets viii digest 5000 grains Of
meat or eggs.
Your druggist will tell you that Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets is & remedy sold on its
merits and is the purest safest, and cheap
est remedy sold for stomach troubles. and
every trial makes one more friend for this
excellent preparation.
The evening times., 1900-05-28
OPPOSES GIFTS BY PUPILS.
Donations often n Hardship. Says
superintendent Demarest

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Andrew J. De-
marest, Superintendent of the Hoboken
Public Schools, is opposed to the move
ment recently started to raise funds among
the children of the public schools through
out New Jersey to purchase a silver serv-
ice to be presented to the battleship New
Jersey when it is placed in commission.
Mayor Hoos. of Jersey City, is chairman
Of the committee appointed TO receive con-
tributions. At a recent meeting it was de-
cided not to accept more than cents from
Superintendent Demarest says he is not
in favor of the plan because he believes
the schools should not be used as a col
lecting agency for any cause. He says he
knows of several eases in which parents
could i'll afford to allow their children to
give. but did so for appearance sake. the
contributions, however small being sadly
needed at home for the EecessaTies Of life.
The evening times., 1900-05-28
GREATER sEABoARD AIR LINE.
Formal Opening This Week 10 BE
Observed With Special Ceremonies.


Observed With Special Ceremonies.
RICHMOND Va. May 2s.-Tne formal
opening on Saturday of the Greater Sea-
board Air Line system, extending directly
from Tampa, Fla. TO Richmond viii be
celebrated here in an elabora.e manner.
There Will be public exercises on the arrIv-
al OF the through trains, under the direc-
tion Of the Chamber OF Commerce, and that
night the president. John Shelton Will
iams, viii give a dinner at the Jefferson
Hotel
large party Of prominent railroad men,
Government and State officials. as guests
Of Mr.. Williams. viii start on Wednesday
on tour Of the entire system. There viii
be two trains Of Pullman cars As the
trains pull on the bridge across the James
River. coming into Richmond. the 'hres-
year-Old son OF President Williams. with
a silver hammer, Will drive go spike
into rail at Broad Street, thus completing
the northern division.
This rail viii be connected with the tele-
graph wires. and as the last blow is struck
a flag viii be hOisJed al every station along
the entire system of 2,600 miles An srtil-
lery salute Wiz announce the arrival Of the
train. and military escort Will attend the
visitors 10 the Capitol, where Governor Ty-
Ter, Major Taylor. President Morris Of the
Chamber o. Commerce; Mr.. Williams, and
others viii speak. There viii be q car
riage drive. and at night the banquet
President Mckinley has promised to come
TO the opening. if possible. Several mem
bers of the Cabinet. and the Governors.
Senators, and Congressman from the seven
States through which the SeaboarG runs
are expected.
The evening times., 1900-05-28
REIGN OF LOOT IN CHICAGO.
City Cannot &c; Honest Inspectors
Contractors Use Poor Material

CHICAGO. May 2S.-Chicago will pave
seventy miles Of streets this year
Alderman Frank T. Fowler says; The
property owners Of Chicago will be robbed
OF 81 .O00. coo this year unless. they wake up
and force a radical change OF tactics"
An extended investigation shows the city
cannot get honest inspectors
Bad brick are being approved by the city
testers. and are being put in streets in the
face Of protests from individual property
owners. Cement which fails to stand al
the prescribed tests IS being used Cross
walks and curb walls are not being placed
as required. Curb walls are not being
plastered 10 the required depth
II is further charged that the people lost
1850 COO last year. During 1899 bad mate
rial was used on many streets. Contract
Ors lodged requirements Of the specidc2-
tiols With impUniJy, and material was I'M
properly placed in many instances City
inspectors were found guilty and dis
charged.
The evening times., 1900-05-28
MAJOR SMITH MAY WIN.
Result of Enquiry Reported to BE
Favorable TO the Omeer-

Favorable TO the omeer-
ALBANY. y Y. May 2s.-It was ~
mored hsre yesterday that the case OF Ma
or Clinton H. Smith. OF the Seventy first
Regiment. had been settled. and that. con-
trary to c-pectations. the result would be
favorable 10 smith The rumo- was TO the
effect that the report Of the board. consist
ing Of Generals Davis and Oliver and Colo
nel Emmet, had been disapFrOved by the
Governor and discharged. and that by this
action on the part OF Governor Roosevelt
Major Smith was restored TO his position
GS senior major OF the Seyenty-firs: Regi-
ment- The board was appointed 10 make
enquiry into Major Smiths moral and phys
ical fitness TO contiI ne as an officer OF the
sSs.,,9nal Guard. and was looked upon gen
eTally as q bouncing board and the fact
that Major Smith made desperate efforts
through the civil courts to restrain the
board from acting in his case showed that
be expected little mercy at the hands Of
the three officers
In the absence Of Governor Roosevelt the
rumors could not be confirmed
The evening times., 1900-05-28
Giant Sturgeon for the Aquarium

HARTFORD, Conn. May 2S.-While fish
ing for shad in the Pennington River.
about six miles above Hartford, George
Hibbard and three others Saturday caught
the largest sturgeon ever seen in this sec
ton Gne New York aquarium bought the
fish for $50. Ii is nearly eight feet long
and weighs 400 pounds. The sturgeon was
on exhibition in Windsor and it will be
shipped to New York TO-DAY
The evening times., 1900-05-28
SHAVED HIS HEAD OFF.
Cobus Got Caught on n Railroad
Bridge at Night

SODUS, y. Y, May 2S.-Returning from
Rochester. Thomas Cobus, who lives at
Ontario Centre, got of the train at a depot
four miles this side of his hcme by mis-
take. He started to walk siJng the rail-
road tracks TO his home. MniIe crossing
a small trestle over stream he caught
his foot in the woodwork and was unable
TO free himself.
He worked his body down between the
heavy planks, bat stuck there tightly with
his head above the railroad ties. A heavy
fast train came down the grade, and. al
though the engineer saw the nan, it was
too late to stop the train. Cob1s head was
cut clean from the body, and death was
instantaneous.
The evening times., 1900-05-28
maSOR'S Health Defenders.

YELLOW TABLETS cure DYSpErSIA CWor's
know you have a stOuzch-) BROWN TABLETS
cure CONSTIPATION &C. b in The morEi1g)
RED TAB ETS cure COUGHS (Sure @! a nights
restl VLITE TABLETS cure SORE THROAT
lEcduce i-izmrnztion) Free from oal01nel. aces.
opium s1 tablets. 10c. GASON'S CREAM OF
OLIVES CINTMENT-s-re cure for Catsrrh,
Asthma, Group. Piles. sc a bcx-Au DrJLSgis,S
II T MASON CHEMICAL COMPANY.
SIS Arch 81. PEi.s-. Pa
--hro-sa 6. M III
The evening times., 1900-05-28

ing. as It was made in full view Of the
kitchen windows. where tFe cooks were
. work getting dinner. At any moment
there was a possibility OF one OF the jail
ers or, others about the Institution appear
ing on the scene
= number Of persons were in the orch
ard adjoining the Jail yard during the
morning. but no one appears 10 have seen
Baker scale the wall As he was locked
up every night at 6 o'clock mis- only chance
to escape was during the day, and he took
The evening times., 1900-05-28
Girl Drngrcd by a Train.

HAIL ETON. Pa. NAY 2S.-Carrie John
son. aged fourteen years, a Weatherly silk
mill empioye. was probably fatally injured
while boarding a train at GAINESVILLE yes
ter6ay on the way 10 her work. Her dress
caught in the steps OF a car and she was
dragged leo yards. Her skull is thought
to be fractured.
The evening times., 1900-05-28
A Big Contract for PIG Iro,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 2S.-The
Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railway Com
pany has just closed a contract for the de-
livery Of 5000 tons of pig iron to firm
in Glasgow. Scotland, within the next
nine months
The evening times., 1900-05-28
Travel. n Luxury

The +'Royal Limited finest day train in the
world, leaving Washington B. & o Station, New
Jersey Avenue and c Street, daily 8 p. m ar
rives New York 5 p m. Splendid dining and
cafe car seryi,'e. For Royal Blue trains 10 Bal
timOre, Ph.lacelphia, and New YORK see schedule
The evening times., 1900-05-28

THE TRUTH know that my COLD CURE
viii break up most any cold in twent. four
hours and prevent pncu onia.'
t TR TIL Il win guarantee that my
Rheumatism Cure viii relieve any form Of Rheu-
matte pains, including Sciatiea and Lumbago, in
from two to three hours and effect a positive
cure in few days"
THE TRUTH II do not believe there is a
case OF Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Stomach
Trouble that cannot be relieved at once and
permanently cured b. my Dyspepsia Cure.'
! HE TRUTH -+Ttean produce more than
5000 testimOnials 20 prove that my Kidney
Cure viii cure all forms Of Kidney Complaint,
and in many instances the earlier stages OF
Brights Disease
Each Of the Munyon Remedies Is 4 positive cure
Tor one particular diSease-they are not 'cure-
ais ANY drug store sells them; mostly at 25
cents. IL your case puzzles you and you feel that
you would like 20 have the advice Of a skiiliul
physician, call upon Munyon's Doctors and have
the benefit Of their wide eXpeTicEce. Win cost
you nothing; no fee is asked; none received
Munyon's Doctors Are Free.
623 Thirteenth Street n. w.
o a m n & u m Vel Uavz. 70 - . N "a, SIND -
The evening times., 1900-05-28
TEE TRADE With FRANCE
Consul SINNERS Observations at
the Port of MarseilleS.

The Republic Emerging From Com
merciaI DepressiOn-Many I'M
provement Schemes AfOot-.A Pol
icy of Colonial FrOtecSiOn-Trusts
Partially Restrained by Law.
The evening times., 1900-05-28
Made III by Cream Cbeese.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Lena Strassfeld,
six years old. Joseph. four years old, and
Abraham. eighteen months old. of 76 Can
non Street. were taken violently i'll on
Saturday night after eating cream cheese
bought at the store OF Frank Guldsteln,
267 Rivington Street. They were attend
ed by Dr. Nickleman- Last night the two
elder children were much improved, but
the condition Of Abraham was said 20 be
critical.
There have been several similar cases n,
the East Side recently.
The evening times., 1900-05-28
SNAPPED 4 SHAFT At SEA
The American Liner New York
LimpS Into Port.

SAccident Occurred Last Taesda:.
Propeller and Outside Bracket
seI's Speed Greatly Delay ed-Pas-
sengcr Expires During the Trip.
The evening times., 1900-05-28

Call things by their names; then call Heurich'.
beers by their names-Maerzen Senate, and Lager
ana you Will be assured pure and wholesom,
beverage. Phone 6S4, Arlington Bottling Com
pany, for >ase.
The evening times., 1900-05-28
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THERE CAN BE NO EXTERNAL IRRITATION
WITHOUT AN INTERNAL CAUSE

If
External aPPLen Of WASHES lotions and Ve sometimes mitigate the itching and
Daily camera., 1900-11-01
TICKETS TO AVOID

Colorado Populists should not write
the word "Populist" this year. That is
the designation of the Middle.ot-the
Road ticket and will not be a vote for
Bryan.
Silver Republicans should not vote
the "Silver Republican ticket: That is
an incomplete ticket and does not vote
c, A. Bennett or Guy D. Duncan. Vote
the TELLER Silver Republican" ticket
Or, save time by voting democratic"
Boulder county voters should not write
the word bryan" That ticket does not
carry the Bryan legislative or judicial
ticket in this country. The Bryan
ticket only applies to Arapahoe county
fusionists.
Don't write the word "Fusion." There
is all kinds of fusion this year and your
vote will be thrown out.
If you are in earnest and want to sup
port the anti Wolcott ticket from top to
bottom, write the word "Democratic" at
the head of the ticket. This will avoid
all possible mistakes.
Daily camera., 1900-11-01
WILLIAM b, NEELEY,

He was Missourian once and came
of good old Missouri stock. He came to
Colorado when boy and has spent all
the years of his manhood in the northern
end of Boulder county. Mr. Neeley has
always been successful farmer and for
many years has been the successful
superintendent of the great Boulder and
White Rock ditch, whose intake is at
18th street bridge, Boulder, and which
covers vast farm acreage in the mid.
die and north ends of this county. MIR
Neeley's direction of the affairs of this
enterprise has rendered him popular
with consumers of its water, and
throughout the county he is known for
his energy, and his business integrity.
Everyone calls him "Billy"-a sure
sign of his popularity.
In private life, Mr. Neeley is an exem.
plar of good citizenship. The man does
not live who dare gainsay this statement
A member of several fraternal organizi
tions, Mr. Neeley has proved a genial
factor in the up building and cultivation
of the social life of his section of the
county. He is ~ years of age now and
is a man whom office will not spoil.
Everywhere his word is considered as
good as his bond. Mr. Neeley never
sought Office and was not a candidate for
the nomination of representative in the
18th general assembly. A farmer near
Garfield proposed his name in the
Democratic convention, and, though the
Longmont delegates had other candid.
ates, they readily seconded his nomina.
ton, He was endorsed by the Populists
and Silver Republicans and is the nomi.
nee Of the three silver parties for repre-
sentative.
A word to Boulder people: Mr. Nee.
ley's interests are not confined to one
end of this county. His business calls
him frequently to Boulder and he has
become attached to the citizens of this
place. Speaking of the state university
he said to Camera reporter: II am as
proud of that institution as any citizen of
Boulder. 1t doesn't belong to you-it's
ours. want to see the university grow
and prosper and you can pledge me to
vote increasingly for as generous pro
vision for it as the next general assembly
can possibly make"
The farmers feel that they have in Mr.
Neeley special representative and he
is cast in such mould that we can truly
say that he will make an admirable
representative of all the people. He
will be elected.
Daily camera., 1900-11-01
JUDGE BOUGHTON'S LETTER.

The letter from Judge Boughton, pub.
lished in this issue. is manly statement
and one that was expected from him by
those who knew him best Judge
Bougton feels aggrieved and says So.
but at the same time he regards his duty
to his party and friends who supported
him to be his complete submission to the
action of the committee. He has per.
sonal admiration for both Judge Bennett
and Mr. Duncan and could aot feel tha:
he should permit sense of wrong to in
lure their chances of election.
As to Mr. Duncan, the reader will note
that he is endorsed by Judge Boaghton.
The latter was sitting judge at the time
when the honesty of H. E. Churchill. Mr.
Duncan's opponent. was impeached. No
man of character has vouched for the
honesty of Mr. Churchill. Does the
reader realize that the district attorney
has IN his sole power the dismissing OF
prosecutions of criminals? This is
great power and one which should never
be conferred upon a man whose honesty
is questioned. We have no intention OF
doing Churchill any wrong. We have
appealed t. the Boulder Herald and
Leveland Reporter. which published
articles in 1907 rejecting upon his char
acter. We have asked them what evi
dence they now have that they misrep
resented Churchill then? All is silence
Our readers will note that we have con-
Quoted a clean campaign. No man has
been denounced by us. save Mr. WoIcott'
and no paper can libel him. The tact
that there is no denial Of the affldavits'
letters and statements We have mace
convinces US that Mr. Churchill is utterly
unit for the high Office for which his
party has nominated him. Republicans
can correct this error of their party by
voting for Guy d. Duncan OF Boulder.
Daily camera., 1900-11-01
HOT SHOT FROM BoUGHION.
The District Judge Scores His Enemies
and Comes Out for Bennett

The District Judge Scores His Enemies
and Comes Out for Bennett
Hon. L. c. Paddock, Boulder, Colo.
Dear Sir:-Some things need to be
said with reference to my position in the
present important campaign. l believe
l owe it to my friends. l am certain owe
it to myself that frank statement of my
political position be known. l have held
the Office of district judge for nearly six
years now aud hope have 50 discharg
ed its duties as to entitle my words to
the respect of all thinking men and
women of this district. Indeed. | have
received SO many evidences OF the re
gard of the people of this judicial dis
trict that cannot believe otherwise. At
this hour my work is nearly completed
and would not utter or write line
knowingly which could lessen the
mutual respect and esteem 1 believe to
exist.
am not about to weary you with re
cital of the failure of the recent fusion
conventions to express what know to
have been the popular will at the time
namely, my renominstion-nor of the
rascally disposition of the nominations
by portion of the committee on vacan
cies. l con Zone nothing. condemn
the schemes of the tricksters in that con
vention and loathe the individuals with
all my heart and soul, who. by false pre-
lenses, obtained credentials to conven
ton and then set aside the will of the
people.
But, while this is true, do not consider
this miscarriage Of right and decency to
be the fault of any political party. While
detest the cabal which brought this
about, l recognize that | owe mach to
loyal and staunch friends who. represent.
ing a great numerical majority in the
conventions worked and voted to carry
out the wi of the silver forces of the
district. This loyalty l can not dis.
regard and my personal devotion to
the cause represented by William
Jennings Bryan and the Democratic
party, of which he is the honored leader
moves mo to ask all these friends, of all
parties, to give their support to Judge C.
A. Benn 1T and Mr. Guy D. Duncan. Tc
these gentlemen attribute no fault
They are both worthy and capable and
took no hand in the disgraceFul machi
nations to which have referred. have
been proud to rank Judge Bennett as one
of my best friends for years and have
always acknowledged his ability as q
lawyer. Especially should l invite my
friends to this course, by certain con
viction l have that all must work to
gether in the four counties for the sue
cess of the legislative tickets and the re
tirement of Edward o. Wolcott. Fol
this ticket ard for the future welfare o
the Democratic party, and because lhs
ticket is worthy, ask all my friends Il
vote the Democratic ticket straight.
JAY H. BoUGHToN.
Daily camera., 1900-11-01
THE JUDICIAL T|(KET;-bENNETT AND DUNCAN
They Are Nominees on the DnOd Peoples and Teller Silver Repb
(dn Tickets Not on "SIyer Republican Or Bryan

sonally ask all my friends, as well as
every voter who believes in placing in
Office honest men, 10 vote tor Mr. Thorne
who is capable, upright and thorough
man in every sense of the word.
EPH LOVE.
Mr. Churchill may be the subject of a
great deal of Misrepresentation. but
since this letter of Mr. Loves was writ
ten the records of the district court pre-
sided over by Hon. Jay H. Bough,on,
show that ChurchilI's reputation for
honesty was bad and his testimony in the
case then at bar was emphatically i'm
peached. That means that one or more
witnesses took the stand and swore that
Churchill could not be believed under
oath, and his testimony was of no value
IN the case. What the Republicans
meant by naming such a man tor the
responsible Office of district attorney is
not plain to US. Churchill is able, tact
full and pleasant of address. So are all
successful rascals. Attorneys who with
hold their clients money years after they
have made collections are always of the
oily, smooth, genial. almost loveab!e kind.
There is plenty of evidence that MIR
Chur chill is this kind of a man.
A vote for Guy D. Duncan will avert
the danger and infamy Of such a mans
eiec