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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-07
Chamberlain Prize winners mt Tale.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 6.-The winners
Of the Hugh Chamberlain prize for the two
students passing the best entrance examins-
ton 10 Yale in Greek were this morning an
rounced IA Robert Elmer Chandler OF ,ubon-
dale. Mass. and Francis Edward Rowland
Of Asheville, y. c. Chandler prepared for
Yale nj the Newton, Mass, High School. How
land. at 81. Georges School. Newport, X l.
Honorable mention was made Of Harry Clicks
man OF Milwaukee. Wis, and Raymond Thomp-
son hin OF North Branford, Conn.
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Good fear for su.qushanus & western.

An increase Of 5 50 per cent. In gross earnings,
is shown by the annual report Of the New York
SusQuehanna and Western Railroad which was
issued yesterday for the year ended June 80
1900 The gross earnings were t2,5s2. tic. an In
crease of sl35,402. operating expenses ana
taxes 81. 4G6, 7G5. an Increase Of sos. ~, net
earnings 81, llj, 1851. an Increase Of t32.3l0. De-
ductlng ali ayment Of rentals and. fixed
charges a surplus of f20j.O7S remains. The cost
Of cduiI ping the compauy'- rolling stock with
automatic cou leTs and air brakes was 5000
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Coffee was fairly active, bu, prices were generally
unchanged. Receipts were large and the worlds
visible Is expected by some TO increase literally again
this month against a decrease Of $4,000 bags, 10
the same month last year; but. on the other hand. the
cables were nfm and Rio exchange Was higher
European operators have been the principal buyers
Of futures Of late. I'm Do1tets nave sold against
their recent ~putchAses In PtaIL
NAVAL SroRRs-Spiits OF 'urpentine. to1 S+io
Common t. good strained foSin. tl47l1 : tl.5u.
PRovsioSs-Pork was firm at s4sS6 for
mes Lard was easy choice western sos
Meats were steady picked hams. SS loatc TALON
I7sc Dressed hogs. ~ 9 7S.c Butter Creamery,
extras, gle; nLSts, zoe 2 a. Stale. dairy, fancy
que C~heese-SAie. T. C, large. colofed, fancy,
Ike: white. liac small %colofed, ilisc.;
white. il4SliAc EEgs Pennsylyania aud
STATE. 2OSsIc: Western, lHl, d 2Ui.c. Chi-
cAgo, Oct 6-"Ihere was a general disposition 10
take ptonts In provisions. which caused an easier
opsning but later came a rally on covering OF
SuGAR Raw was nrm and quiet al 4ac for %
test and AAc for 50 test KeAned was In fair de
mAnd and arm
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THE SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER z, 1900.
This shows the grain movement.

hS SHOWS tuc kIhin moNemcuN
New York; Wheat corn. Oats Rvs Barley
Receipts 100. 72b i47, 800 $4,000 ....,. i.lO0
Exports. o7,bso i29.o54 60 7e4 1898 a4.soS
Chicago:
Receipts .i2a,s $50 4oi. $50 10000 10, So4 7A.SoS
shipm's. $50, 7ei $40, $50 S4a,249 2,2e4 is.4l4
Buffalo:
Receipts ...... 100000 ...... ,",.. ..,...
Shipm's Sa9 900 $50 900 2A2 500 ...,.. ..,..,
The unfavofable situation In the Northwest where It
was SUI wet, was the principal topic OF discussion Ia
wheat Prices advanced q traction on bad crop re,
acreage neat season, higher English cables and
covering Of SnOfts Liverpool advanced a4d, TO 3D.
and London q to sd. TGetc was O Northwestern
buying and foreigners bought In a small way, but
the principal dcmind came from the shorts he.e aud
toward me close on pront taking, foreign. selling
easier Paris cables and expectations OF ibe al world :
shipments for the week, estimated running A. hish as
5000. 900 bush. Frost was reported In Argentina,
declined 8 centmeS Tue weather IN France was
nue.. Corn was 6rmer early on a rise OF sd. al Liver.
pool and " 10 ld. at London, moderate receipts ard
covering, but there was some depression later on
pront taking AMI favorable weather al the west
F~LouR-Stsdy. Sales 5000 bbis Receipts vers
e.7y0 bbl& and .. LAOS sacks sIporiN : 500 Dbl. AID
23,lS4 sacks Winter In bba Supernne. 81 IOS
s251: No. : extra, ss.5'S So. 90, clears s39Hl.So;
%sraghts, $3.50 tS.5h; patents. sS.,0s,a iG sphns
In bbls Clears 81. So q IS. rs, ~straizhtS, i5.60StS 7o'
patents NlssS4.5b.
COTTON Spot cotton here was NC higher. Sales OF
43l bales for eG port and 405 for spinning Mlddling
uplAndS iO1c. against 7a.i6c. last year; New Or
Southern. spot markets were dun and generally
steady. Liverpool declined ! SD. on he spot win
sales OF 1000 bales Futures declined III 10 81
points. The movement to day was as follows
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Fruit Growers CIamorinr for Cars.

Apple and grape growers and shippers In tho
Interior Of this State are camoring for more
box cars in which 10 ship Their products. Com
plain u are reaching the traffic managers OF all
the trunk lines In New YORK State that large
quantities OF fruit are liable to perish Tor laok
Of transportation Facilities
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Preacher Hangs Himself BY a Church Bell Rope

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. oct. 6.-The Rev.
j. d. Pirtlc. a Presbyterian minister. committed
suicide at Jasper. Tenn. yesterday. by hanging
himself TO the bell rope IN the church tower.
lie had been out ~ a charge and ont Of work
for some time and had become dcSp ndrnt,
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CON HERCIAL.

SATURDAY. Oct, o.-GRArS-wheat-spo was
quiet and firm, Sales. $4,000 bush. mainly for ex-
port here and at he outports. No. ? red, In
elevator. s0isc. No. 1 Northern Duluth &c.
over December; No. / hard, 7hc. over.
North western receipts were $40 cars. against
400 last week and $50 last year: Chi
csgo. POI cars. against 27s last week and 1855 a
year AGO. Futures closed NC. TO Ic. higher.
Sales. sI2. 900 bush. Prices as follow.
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Increase Of Income from Investments Is not
Included In the foregoing figures Inc pas
senger earnings last year were the largest
In a. history Of the company, Gross earn
AZ compared With 1890. but a. the revenue
from Government military business In that
year amounted to sl6i.OO0 the actual. gross
from ordinary traAlc exceeded 1905 by SOL i1s+.
The passenger, freight and express earnings
have shown constant Increase Tor four wears,
and President Baldwin says that this Increase
II largely due 10 improved train schedules.
The increased cost Of material and supplies
has affected operating expenses adversely.
and no new work has been undertaken on that
account. The work Of eliminating grade cross
ing- has been limited oHly by the funds available
from the State under direction Of the Railroad
Commissioners. The report saws that results
from the operation Of the Moutauk Steam
ship Company were satisfactory.
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T~RANSPACIFIC NAILS

Mails for China, Japan ana Philippine Islands via
Tacoma, close here daily at so =, VI. UP 70 Oct
go. Tor despatch per steamship olympia, Mails
Tor Hawaii, China, Japan and Philippine INA uds,
Ma san Ftanciscn. close here daily at g. so p. Nj.
M To oct. Gs, Inclusive. '0r despatch per steam
siIp America NaTu. Mails FOR Hawaii, via
san FtRnc.Scp, close here daily az 9 - p VI IN
H. oct. il2, inclusive, for despatch per steam-
ship AU>tr,,la. Malls for Australia except
West Australia, which so via Europe, and New
Zcaland, walCh GO via San Francl>cnl, and
FN Islands. via Vancouver. clos" here daily at
go =. VI. up ~ OCT. il3, inc, Islve. for de-
spatch per steamship Niowefa tsuppie
rentaty mails, via seattle. close al $50
?. NJ. oct Sl4l Mails 'or Hawaii
Japan. china and Philippine Islands, via san
Francisco. close here daly az & 80 T.. NJ. up 10
oct. S2l, Inclusive, Tor despatch per steamship
City o. peHin. Natl, fuf Australia except
West Auirsllal. Now Zealand, Hawaii. IN
and Samoan Islands, via san Francisco. close
here daily st6 sop. NJ. aftrrpri Island up toOct.
ys7. Inclusive, or IN dav ~ arrival II steam.
ship Campaua, due NJ New Work Oct l27.
lot despatch prF steamship Alameda. Malls
for China and Japan. gH Vancouver, close here
daily AZ e - y Nj mn - oct taI. Inclusive, Tor
despatch per c4mSh FmprcS, ~ Japan regis
tered mil must be directed "tr Vancouver.
TTanSpAC.uc mails are forwarded D. port Of sailing
daily and the schedule OF closing Is arranged on the
presumption Of their uninterrupted overland transit
Registered mail closes al Z. y. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN CoTT, PostmAsuA
Post once. New York. N, " oeL 0. LOO
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Mail, for Newfoundland. BY rail to North Sydney.

Mails for Newfoundland. by rail 10 North Sydney.
and thence by steam er, close al This once daily
atS31p. NJ connecting close here every Monday
wednesday and Saturday. Mails for Miquelon,
By rail To Boston, and thence by steamer. close
at this ono daily NJ $50 =. NJ. Mails for Cuba.
BY rail- 10 Port Tampa. Fla, and thence BY steamer
close At this once daily at 81 4 VI. the connect
Ing closes Ateon sunday. Wednesday and friday.
Mails for Mexico t1ty, overland. unless specially
addressed ff despatch by steamer, close al this
once daily at ESQ \. NJ. and ? 80 J. NJ. Mails
Tor Belize, Puerto Coriez and Guatemala. by
rail- 10 New orleans, and thence by steamer,
close AT this Once daily At $500 =. NJ. connect
Ing closes here Mondays Tor Belize, Puerto Cortel
and Guatemala. Malls for Costa Rica, by rail
10 Mobile, Ala, and thence by steamer, close
at this once daily at 80 30 p. NJ. connecting
closes here every Tuesday,. gRegiSteTed mail
closes al G % 7. 81. previous day.
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in elevator. 25l4c No 5 do .2lg,c: No. 2 white
s7la ass No ; do: s7c Rye Vas dql! and
Jersey and State. $50 Soc nominal c / & track. Corn
was weaker Sales. AGO. 900 bush, including SEQ
900 for eXpori here and at the %outportS. No :. In
elevator 4slac.: No > white nc over October in Chi.
chgo; do yellow Size ovcE Futures closed sc lower.
Sales. 5000 bush, Prices as follows.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

WEST INDIES, ETC,
TUESDAY. At $50 4. NJ. supplementary 1890
Rica) and SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per steam-
ship Alliance, via Colon mail for Guatemala
must be directed per steamship AlliAncaD, at
1920 p. 81. supplementary I p. NJ for LEE
WAR and WlNDWARD ISLANDS and DEM
ERARA. per steamship MadiGna; at 0 y. NJ.
tor JAMAICA per steamship Admiral Dewey.
from Boston.
WEDNESDAY,. : 10 a. NJ. for INAGUA, HAITI
and SANTA MARTHA per steamship Belver-
non: at II a. NJ. FOR NUCATAN, per steamship
MeTcator. via PrOgrcso mail must be directed
per steamship Mefcator'1; At / p, NJ. for CUBA,
CAMPECHE, YUCATAN, TABASCO and
CHlAPAS, per steamship Orzaos, via Havana
must be directed pei spamship OriEabaD; at
II. VI. supplementary I 80 =. M for NASSAU,
per steamship Antilla mail must be directed
"prr steamship Antlla0,
THURSDAY. AT 230 a, NJ. for 4 per
steamship Admiral sampson, from Boston; AZ
GUANTANAMO and SANTIAGO. per steam
rRIb fn,P ' "h, ? NJ. for INAGuA and CAPE
GRACIAS, pei stehmshlp Kong Erode mail
for jamaica Belize, Puerto CoTeE and GuAte-
mala must be directed per steamship Kong
SATURDAY. ASA. NJ for BERMvDA.pe pei steam
snip Pretoria. At 10 a. N. Supplementary 10 50
p. NJ Tor FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA,
SANANILLA. CARTHAG ENA and GREY
TOWN, per steamship Aene. mail fof Costa
Rica must be directed per steamship Alene1:
at 10 A. NJ. Tor RICO, per steamship
San Juan, via San Juan. At ~ a NJ. supple
meninty 1880 A. NJ Tor CURACAO and VEN
FLtFIA, per steam shin fllidur mail for Sava-
rlna and CarthagenA mus; be directed per steam
ship HldurJ; at u \. 81. orCtBA per steamship
Havana. via Havana.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
The Annual Report shows Decrease In Earn
ings and Increase In Operating Expenses.

In the annual report of the Long Island Rail-
road. which was issued yesterday, President
W. H. Baldwin. Jr. makes the first statement
Of the condition of the property that has been
Issued since the Pennsylvania Railroad manage
ment took control. The cost Of the road and
equipment, including lcasehold estates, Is SGT
down at SJi. 1881 an increase over the pre-
ceding year Of s2IO,7G5. The aggregate assets
are $50, l5O.08S. Gross earnings last year were
Si.557, $50: operating expenses, s1,27B,O73, and
net earnings, sl,2sl,lS5. The net income after
paving all fixed charges was $50, t93.
President Baldwin says: The essential diner
encc between 1890 and 1890 In the operation OF
the road is IA follows:
Fixed charges increased ............. $1,000 81
Taxes. Long island, tncTea Sed ,.-...... 2O,l21 90
Taxes. New YORK and kOckdway Beach,
Increased. ..,...,., ''''''''''.''' lo'oof OF
Total. .......... SIS, 1915 IL
Net surplus, Long Island .".,....... Slos.4sS 10
Net surplus, New York and Rockhway -.
bebch ''..'''s..'..,. s.''''''s''''''' 600 'h'N' ~
Total. .......... .SleO,o5S ~
RnNltoasdp . on1 . Co"' .t."'''l 1907 81
-------
Ne, surplus ........s i7s.oS7 os
For the year 1899 the net surplus Of the
system ,.''....'..' sIloo" a
DectcaSe. ....... t3S.Ol5 rs
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within q Very short Distance OF Park Row,
Manhattan Borough.

In Brooklyn and Queens boroughs. may be found
everything desired In a home or in real estate invsst
nent See today's SUN. page i.-AdA.
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PRINTED NATTER. ETC, This steamer takes
Printed Matter, Commercial Papers, and Sam
pies for Germany only. The same class OF mail
matter for other parts Of Europe will not be sent
by this ship unless specially directed By her,
After the closing Of the Supplementary TransailAn-
tic Mails named above, additional supplement-
tary mails are opened on the piers OF the Amer,
lean, English, French and German steamers,
and remain open until within Ten Minutes Of
the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
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Unlisted Securities a Speciality.
DAVID PFEIFFER. Ia wall st.
Post Offire Hottie.
o OFFICE NOTICE.
d be read DAILY by all Interested. as changes

p
Should be read DAILY by all interested. as chan ges
may occur At any time.l
will close (PROMPTIN In all caS'sl at the General
Post once as follows PARCELS POST MAIt.S
close one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
Parcels Post Mails for Germany close at 8 +, NJ. Mon
day, Wednesday aud Friday.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS,
TUFSDAY.-At q a. NJ, for AZORES ISLANDS
direct, per steamship Tartar Prime. at 7 a. II.
ampton and bremen (mail for Ireland must 10
directed Per steamship IAhn"l
wEpNESpAS,zAt7A ~cupplementaIye ga NJ
Southamp ton Cmail fr Ireland must be directed
per steamship New York as 8 A. NJ. Supple
mentaIy 1885 a. NJ for EUROPE. per steam
Tor BELGiUI direct per steamship southwark
(mau mus DO directed per steamship South
THuRsDAY.-At $50 4. n. for EUROPE. per
Hamburg (msh for France, Switzerland. Italy.
Spain. Poriugsl, Turkey, Egypt British India
and Lorenzo MARQUES, VIA CherbCu!g, must be
s s56''i q r. for ssf' Fk1gSc Hg'g ssWSsrff&ERHI1ANSH.
EGYPT, BRITisH INDIA and LORENZO
Have (mai fr other parts Of Europe must DO
directed per steamship La Touralne
aATURDAY.-A A30 y. NJ. for EUROPE, per
many, DENMARK. Sweden, Norway (Christianin,
and Russia must be directed Per steamship
EtIunaOi al $40 A. N; for DEN.
MARK SWEDEN NORWAY CHRlST1ANiA
ampton and Bremen mail for other parts OF
Europe must be directed per steamship Irave };
atsA. N, for NETHERLANDS direct per steam
ship Maasdan"G at 10 A. N. for SCOTLAND.
per steamship City Of Rome (mail must DO d.
fected per steamship City OF Rome"L
PRINTED MATTER ETC. -Th,, steamer tAtos
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Augusta shipped today 1000 bales, Memphis
l,5Ib, ST. Louis, l,gSs and Houston, .i5,49S
bales New orleans closed { 10 8 polus h CHER,
Futures here closed steady at a net rise Of 2 10 5
points Estimated sales, 100000 bales Price, as
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-13
FOR GOOD ROADS

Chicago, Nov. MARTIN Dodge, d.
rector of the Office of road inquiry Of
the Department of Agriculture, and w
II. Moore, president of the Interstate
Good Road and Improvement Associa-
ton, arrived in Chicago last night after
an extended tour of the West in the Ia
terest of good roads and other internal
improvements. They came to com-
plete the arrangements for the national
good reads and irrigation congress to
be held in this city from November 10
TO "a.
Delegations will come to Chicago to
attend the congress from all parts of
the United States. There will be con-
siderable discussion of the construc-
ton of good roads to bring farmers and
city people In closer contact with each
other and Of the dredging of internal
streams and the extension and im-
provement of irrigation work through
out the country.
A national committee, representing
every State will be appointed by the
congress to present the subject to Con-
gress so that appropriations may be
made to carry on the work. Bills will
be prepared by the congress for in
PRODUCTION into every State Legislature
SO that uniform State legislation in re-
gard to internal improvements may be
arranged.
Director Dodge and Mr.. Moore arc
highly elated over the success of theil
Western tour. They covered more thar
1900 miles, visiting all the principa
Western cities. They held good road'
conventions in Topeka, Omaha, Siou'
Falls, Boise City, Spokane, Seattle, Ia
coma, San Francisco, Los Angeles ant
Denver, and formed State and distrc
organizations of the Interstate Goo,
Roads and Improvement Association il
each of these cities.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-13
PORTO RICO QUESTION.

Washington, Oct 29.-The Supreme
Court today, on motion of John G.
Carlisle, advanced and assigned for ar
gument on January eth next the case
of Elias S. A., Dellma ct al, plaintiffs
in error, VS.. George Bidwell, Collector
of Customs of the port OF New York.
The question involved in the case is
the right of the United States to col
lect duties on imports from Porto Rico
under regulations prepared by the
Treasury Department before the act OF
Congress prescribing the rates to be i'm
posed was passed. There are several
cases now pending before the courts at
New York in which the legality of the
act is brought up. and II these are de-
cided against the compliments the
intention Of the attorneys is to appeal
them to the Supreme Court, in which
event they will probably be set for
hearing on January 7th.
Another case before the Supreme
Court seeks to prevent by injunction
! the collection of duties on Porto Rical
imports, This is set for hearing on
November 18th. It is possible this may
be delayed until January, and all the
cases involving the constitutionality OF
the Porto Rican tariff in its several
phases heard together.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-13

young men of the country, those WIN
have never cast a vote before, are very
likely to vote for Mckinley because he
has held on to the Philippines. Every
addition to the territory of the Unite |
States, everything that promotes us as
a nation in the world everything that
leads to the granduer and glory OF the
flag appeals to the younger men, AMI
1t is very doubtful if the anti-expan5ion
cry. miscalled imperialism, for a
purpose by the Democrats, will have
any effect upon the young men who Will
cast their votes the first time next No
vember.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-13

Marion Buteler, Senator from North
Carolina, and chairman of the Populist
National Committee. came to the sur
face the other day long enough to
breathe and give forth a statement
about how much better the campaign
looks now for Bryan that 1t did at this
stage of the proceedings four year,
ago. It is true that u tie: did Doi talk
in very ent.Iua,as,' nance say .'s
that the in the cole of con! H. Sf
weeks the camplIsh would shape Up
and then pc lDie could probably deter
mine whether MIX r,hy or Bryan VAS
in the lead 1t e not to be expected
hat n man who VS. RUIZ over as Bhtler
was by the De MGR, i H. a.. o., stat.
can grow very enthusiastic for the liry-
antics. The inca who are going to
carry North Carolina Tor Bryan denied
free speech to tho PUpul SIS and denied
the right of government by the con
sent of the governed" to the coloieI
/ Republicans of that State. Butler IL
doomed to oblivion within very short
| time, although he may be heard OF four
years hence in calling the National
Populist Convention.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-13
MEN
WERE Walked Up
Washington Report Be-
fore National EIeC-
tons Were Held.
DEMOCRATS ROWLING
ABOUT CORRUPTION
Always Cry of Party Seeing Sure
Defeat Ahead Movements of
Tillman and Butler---Po-
pular Vote,

Washington, Oct. 31.-tSpecial. -
There is every indication that the
business men of the Eastern country
are fully alive to the importance of the
and they are taking steps to
educate their fellow-citizens. The
men who have been around business
concerns in the East say that the man
ufacturers. merchants, and, in fact,
business men of all classes have begun
talking about the election, and their
talk shows that they are aware of the
danger of Organism. This talk permc-
ates among their employees, and conse-
quently the clerks. laboring men, me
chanics, and machinists have begun ~
discuss the situation, and discussion 10
what the Republican managers want
They are aware that as soon as the sit
uation dawns upon the laboring CLASSES
they will realize the danger lurking In
Democratic success. From every poin,
of view. the conditions are more EFT
couraging. but at the same time II ID
recognized by all the Republicans here
that 1t will not do to neglect any of the
opportunities. and that getting out The
vote Is still necessary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-13

hear some Democrats talking about
the great popular vote which Bryan Is
going to get Although Mckinley had
nearly 100000 more votes than Bry-
an last year, there are some who think
that Bryan may capture the popular
vote this year. This Is because possib-
ly there will be reduced majorities for
Mckinley in great States like Now
York and Pennsylvania, and some 9TH
ers where the majority is sure, but
where the apathy of the campaign will
not get out the full vote. This popular
vote matter considered from the DEM
ocratic standpoint Is rather peculiar.
1t might be well to remember that in
eleven States the Republican vote Is
not allowed to be cast, and Is not count
ed. For instance, they have ALREADY
chalked up 100000 in Texas, 100000 In
Georgia, $4,000 in Mississippi, and so on
through the list of States where the
colored man Is not allowed TO vote UNI
less he votes the Democratic ticket. In
cases of this kind 1t is pretty easy to
work up a large popular vote for the
Democratic candidate.
WALLACE SEELEY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-13

II is a safe axiom that the rights
of one man end where they encrodch
upon the rights of another. Free speech
is one of the rights of the people. The
Organizes, although loudly crying out
for the Filipinos, who are shooting
down our soldiers from ambush mob
bed the Governor of New York, Repub-
lican Vice Presidential candidate, in
Colorado, and denied men the right to
address voters in North Carolina. In
Tillmans own State the rights of the
majority are ignored and the colorci
man in nearly every Southern State Is
being denied the rights guaranteed him
by the Constitution of the United
States. The Republicans can safely
stand upon the declaration that man
is entitled to govern himself. and Is
free from all restraint, as long as he
does not trample upon the rights OF
others. The Democratic party has no,
stood for that at any time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-13
BISHOP sc GO,
BANK ERS.

Transact a General Bankir q
and Exchange Business.
Commercial and Traveller q
Letters of Credit issued, avail
aole in all the principal cite 8
O. the world.
Interest allowed after July
l, 1898, on fixed deposits 7
day notice 2 per cent, this
form will not bear interest
unless it remains undis-
turbed for ono month";, 8
months 3 per cent, 6 months
81 per cent, II months 4
per cent.