El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-13

days IL is more stringy. There ar
black beetles In the kitchen, and some
time they cook them in the dinner
which cant be holesome when 20,
are not strong. have tame beetle
as q pet.
do not mind my being so uncom
Portable, as do not think shall last
long Please send me some more money
as O % cents. If you can't spare il
think can borrow It of boy who IL
going to leave at the half quarter, but
perhaps you would not like to be un'
der obligations to his parents.-4r
loving but retched son. "-Collier' e
| Weekly.
Political Orphan.
E. G. Benedict, a prominent dem
ocrat of New York aud q close friend
OF Grover Cleveland's has said that
Organism has made him Q polltisxl Or
phap. Thus Benedict.
The gross outrsges perpetrated on
Lne good name Of the democratic party
by the present managers of party by
that name, with scarcely vestige of
the old democratic gospel left in 1t
make me at present political or
phsn. 1 am practically disfranchised
by their action, while their inf1delity
to democratic principles has provoked
tent that l greatly fear we can never
again succeed under 1t.
81 am not alone In this orphaHage
On the contrary, have not single
acquaintance among my democratic
friends with whom L have conferred
who does not share this feeling with
ne. II Is also very apparent that this
political orphsuags is not confined to
tcOse of our faith.
But before an organization of these
elements can be effected it is the plain
duty of outraged democrats to use their
beet individual efforts in the absence of
organization to clean house by the
complete destruction of Rryanism.
From present appearances IL is the
only function we can perform in the
coming campaign"
It is true Benedict gives . dig at
McKinleyism and ssys that 1t is not
satisfactory either, but that is obvious
ly thrown in to prove that he Is ssill
q democrat.
Bryan and the Beers.
Bryan got in little csnpaig work
when he addressed the Boer ENJOYS
mass meeting.
Mr.. Vessels, the Boer said: "You
don't hear the truth bout US. England
has all the cables and holds the ear of
the world.
"You know the history Of the Beers,
for the AN orleans L find have read
more than any other people on earth.
You know how Kruger went TO Europe
twics and begged and entreated for
liberty; you have read how Steyn has
studied about the free nations of tie
world; he knows all about she Ameri
can government and when the English
people say that we were the aggressOrs
and threatened TO drive the English
people into the sea, do you think that
those two men would think for 3 mo-
ment that they could do such q thing?
Why, there are only $50. 900 people in
bOtn our repu blics from the smallest
infant TO the men bigger than l am"
Mr.. Bryan delivered an impassioned
address which was in part: ~ came as
! citizen. an American citizen, to be |
present with other American citizens |
10 meet the representative of the Boer |
repu olics, to join with you in express
sing our sy mpathy for their cause, and |
IS l earnestly believe, the sympathy of
q great majority of the American peo-
pie. l trust that the day will never
come when q nation fighting for liberty
will look in vain TO the American PEG |
pie for sympathy and aid.
ut is to our honor that the Beers |
have come to US to receive our gym
oa:hy. 1t is hard to understand the |
ceilings of the man who as'sympatby |
or the Beer cause but who is conceal |
ug 1t for political reasons. l do not