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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-03
Terrible Earthquake,
lRy AssoeIated Press.

'IIT7-II ~ 10Y sSbsVEIutVW fFu"''I -
LONDON, Nov. S,-A dispatch to the Daily
Mall from simla says that terrible earth
ouakes have occurred at Turshlz, near l,irba-
sthi. Haidarl In Persia, in which $50 persona
We're killed and numbers We're injured One
hundred and eighty four searret facteries we're
destnyed and only thirty-two stalls We're left
standing In the great bazaar. The entire taw n
was practically demolished,
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Barely Reached Port.

(By Associated Press.)
VINEYARD HAVEN MASS, Nov. But
feted and wenigh wrecked by the bermuda
storm of October 4th. the British schooner
Advent Captain Lent from Macoris. San Do
mngo. for New York. came into port to-day
with her crew hard at work at the pumps.
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BLUE GRASS VICTORY.
Kentuckians Too Much for A
and M. College.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N, O.. Nov. 3.-The University OF
Kentucky football team defeated the North
Carolina A. and n. College team this after
boys were outmatched. both In weight and in
skill Of playing. but their stubborn resistance
against Overwhelming Odds, gave considerable
snap to the game, which was characterized by
desperate plays and reckless hurdles, DR.. II.
A. Register and Or. Joel Whitaker Were tho
ulupires.
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Killed Wife and Himself.
' Associated Press. }

Dy Associated PressD 19
WASHINGTON. Nov. Louis Mortified to-
day shot and killed his wife and then COM
mltted suicide at their boarding house here
Mortified was a paroled patient from st. ELIZA
beths Hospital for the Insane.
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FINED FOR GAMBLING.


The case of James Woolridge. charged
! with maintaining gambling house and
iengaging In gambling. WAS disposed OF
/ by Mayor Maurice yesterday morning.
Woodbridge was fined $50 for gambling.
1t was not shown to the satisfaction OF
the Commonwealth's attorney that he
kept a public gambling place.
Tho charge was made by Warren
Thompson. who said he lost $50 and q
gold watch. The law does not prohibit
game OF poker In which less than $50
Is lost in twenty-four hours. and It was
upon this point that the accused was
iSined The commemorative attorney
was present and advised the Mayor in
sthe matter.
FUNERAL OF MRS. ROBERTSON.
The funeral OF Mrs. NJ A. Robertson,
ewife OF Mr.. T. II. Robertson. who died
| yesterday morning at Oak Grove, will
tbe from the home alta o'clock. Rev. Mr..
Woodward. OF Cowardin Avenue Church.
will conduct the services.
Mrs. Robertson was Ill only short
while, and she was preceded but few
], days by her young son. She leaves three
tsons.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
The liquor dealers of Manchester will
meet at O'Clock this afternoon al
RETURN THANKS.
In addition to the names already men
toned as contributors to the Masonic ba.
zaar, the following are mentioned, with
the thanks OF the various chairmen
Mrs, T. H. Betty, chairman country
store booth, returns thanks to the follow.
ing persons for donations received BY
her:
Jones Bros. Long & Riddick. Waiter
Baker Company. National Biscuit Com
pany, Mr.. Christian. Virginia, Carolina
Chemical Company, watktns-Cottrel
Company. Homeier & Clark. II. ]. Heinz
& Company. Mr.. John Roper. Meade q
Baker Company. Huyler's Manufacturing
i Company, Fleming Christian Company
/ Ballard & Ballard, Johnson Pickle Com
pany, th-Courntney Company. Thalh
I, mer Bros Mr.. George Street. Mr.. d. L
Toney. Mr.. j. r. Clarke Mr.. w. I, Lison
MIR. a, c. Clemens. Major Capers. Mrs
/ Lipscomb Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Bacon, Mr.
! Pearlstein, Miss Carrie Jones. Mr.. w
I Linton, Mrs. NIcAllister. ]. H. Busby. Mr.
Reinach, Mrs. Duval. Mrs. Monnahan
MIR. Crostlc, Mr.. Campbell. Mr.. B. p
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Miss Virginia Mallory.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA. November a.
Miss Virginia Elizabeth Mallory. young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James 8.
Mallory, died last night at 1910 o'clock
at the home OF her parents on Jefferson
Street. She had been sick for month
or more. the Immediate cause OF her
death being meningitis.
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coNFEpERATE VETERANS.

meeting of Joseph E. Johnston Camp
was held last night and arrangements
made for the trip to Petersburg on FRI
day. Ten new members were elected. and
Rev DR.. CHdlin was chosed chaplain.
There are now thirty-five members OF the
camp. The special car will leave Sew
enth and Perry Streets at 9 A. NJ, and re-
turning, leaving Petersburg at p. NJ.
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misery. I became weak emaciated and very
much run down. I had great difficulty Ia
retaining my urine, and was obliged to pass
water very often night and day After Z had
used sample bottle Of Dr. Kilmer's swamp
Root. sent me on my request. experienced rerf
lief and Immediately bought OF my druggist
larly. am pleased to say that Swamp Root.
cured me entirely. can now stand on my feet
all day without any bad symptoms whatever
Swamp Root has proved a blessing to me. :
Gratefully yours. Pa
a MRS. q. AUSTIN, ss$
10 Nassau ST.. Brooklyn, N. =.
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PERSONAL AND NOTES.
The liquor dealers of Manchester will
meet at 4 O'Clock this afternoon al
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ELECTION in
MANCHESTER
Both Parties Trying to Get the
Voters Out, But Without
Much Success.
small POLL is EXPECTED
Police Commissioners After
Gamb1ers-To Erect
Oil Plant.
POLL is EXPECTED
Police Commissioners After
Oil Plant.

= j
/ Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,
z No. 1902 Hull Street.
Indications are that q small vote will
fbe polled in Manchester to-day. Politi-
clans do not anticipate a poll Of more
than 200 votes. although the Republicans
are trying to get out a strong vote.
Candidate Wilson. the Republican OPP
ponent OF saddler for the Senate. was in
the city the other day, and he made the
with majority.
Chairman French has asked the Dem
1ocrats to come out In force. and Chair
)man Smith. OF the Republican party, Is
doing some hustling.
POLICE BOARD.
Mayor Maurice was requested by the
4 Board OF Police Commissioners last night
j to direct Chief LIpgcomb to instruct his
/ men to Arrest all persons engaged In gam
/ bling or suspected OF conducting gam
/ bling houses.
The discharge OF Woodbridge in the
/, Mayors Court yesterday morning at the
/ suggestion OF the Commonwealth's at
torney. who did not believe there vas
| evidence to convict on the charge of keep
J ing a gaming house, caused some dis
cussion and comment.
Owing to the improved health OF Officer
Jones. the action putting him on the re-
tired list was rescinded, and he was re-
/ instated In active work.
Those present were Mayor Maurice,
I, Messrs Abbott. Ferguson. Sampson and
Eunnally
COUNCIL MEETING.
At a called meeting OF the Common
Council. the Independent Oil Company
| was granted permission to erect plant
\ on Second Street, near Stockton. A repre-
I sentative of the company said he had
! plenty OF capital behind him. and that II
was his Intention to sell oil at low
! rate.
SILVER TEA
! The ladies OF Sacred Heart Church will
\ give silver tea at the school house on
! Fourteenth Street, Thursday night
There will be fine musical and literary
programme. <
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OBITUARY.
DR.. I. 7. Chisolm.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, November 2-Dr.
Julian J.. Chisholm died at his residence
on South Sycamore Street Yesterday
morning, after lingering illness. aged
seventy-two years.
DR.. Chisholm was a native OF Charles
ton. S, g.. but for many years resided in
Pa fillmore. where he became eminent an
a specialist. he retired several years
ago, however and came to Petersburg.
and had since resided here. He was mar
rIed twice, his last wife being Miss Bes-
sic Steel, daughter of the late Or. Steel.
who, with several children. survives. The
body will be taken to Baltimore for bur-
ial tomorrow morning.
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The ladies' OF Sacred Heart Church will
give a silver tea at the school house on
Fourteenth Street, Thursday night.
There will be fine musical and literary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-03

Mrs. Robertson was Ill only a short
while and she was preceded but a few
! days by her young son. She leaves three
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-11-05

In response to an invitation from
Akron, the high school foot ball team
of this city went to Akron to play foot
ball last Saturday. The two teams
were very evenly matched, Akron hay-
ing a weaker line but more practice.
The game was draw, 0 to 0, though
the playing was throughout in favor
of Elk Point. At the end OF the first
half the Elk Point team WAS on Akron's
5 yard line and although penalizsd 20
yards In the second half the ball was
Elk Points on Akron's IS ward line
when time was called. The Akron
team was made up of gentlemen and
the game was played strictly fair and
both teams were In good shape. This
Was the FIRST game Elk Point has
played this year and considering that
Akron has beaten almost everything
in this vicinity this year, our boys Ger
tainly did remarkably we'll. The
Akron team plays return game here
Friday afternoon At the fair ground
gridiron. Everyone turn out and sup
port the home team. Get megaphone
and root"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-11-05

Manager Turner of the Zangarr
Dramatic company, which made it,
bow to the public In this city last even
ING when they presented .sDivorcedn
was quite pleased with both the at
tendance on the opening night and the
reception given his company. The
company gave much smoother per-
Torrance than is usually the case with
a new company. This was due to .
certain extent to the efforts OF Hugh
Ettinger, the acting Manager OF The
company, who was acquainted with
the people and on whom manager
Turner relied to a considerable extent
in making good selections. There
was good turnout and the audience
was well pleased with the performance
as whole. Miss Oris ODER Is the
leading lady Of the company and she
is known in Sioux Falls as q most
painstaklng actress. Mr.. Ettinger lie
a sterling actor, who has strong fol-
lowing here. The remainder OF the
company Is good. The specialties
were also well received. This evening
the company will present ''Foxy
Grandpa, comedy which IL said to be
filled with sidesplitting laughs. Siou1
Falls argus. Leader At Eslick's Opera
House, Non. 5, 6, q.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-11-05
FOR THIRTY YEARS
congressman rleelison Suffered With CatarrIl-Read
Ills Endorsement OF Pe-ru-na

Il A TONIC Ii medicine that r,vos
"A tone 10 some part OF the System.
There are different kinds Of tonacs. but
the tonic most needed In this country.
where catarrh Is 80 prevalent, Is : tonic
that operates on the mucous mem ranos.
Peruna Is tonic 10 the mucous menu
hranes Of the whole body. Itgives lone
70 the capillary circulation which r0s1.
stitutes these delicate membranes.
Il Peruna Is = specific ia It's operation
upon the mucous membrane. Il II i
/ tonic that strikes st the root 81 al 80.
tarrhal affections. II gives tone Ia the
minute blood vessels and the terminal
nerve fibrcs. Catarrh cannos eli lnnx
where Peruna liz used inteIligentlv.
Peruna seeks out catarrh In ali che hid
den parts of the body.
/ IN. ikerd, an employe Of the g. b.
4 q. II. r., West burlington, Ia. writes
had catarrh Of the stomach ANA
small intestines for d number of yoArs.
went 70 number or doctors and rot
no relief. Finally one Of my doctors
sent me TO Chicago and met the sar,4
fate. They said they could do nothinp
Tor me, that had cancer ofthe stomach
and there was no cure. almost thou:r 81
the same, for my breath was Hnmethil.
awful. ! could hardly stand ii. II 49,
80 Offensive. could NOT eat anything
without great misery, and gradually
grew worse.
Finally ! got one OF your books, ana
concluded would try pcfumA. and thank
God, found q relief and ID cure tor thmt
dreadful disease. l took ave bottles iii
Peruna and two Of Manaiin. and ney
feel like q new man. There il nolhins
better than Peruna, and keep ! bottle
IN my house al the time. ~ !. ii. 1ker.I.
Catarrh Of the stomach ii usually
called dyspepsia. Catarrhal dyspspssn
cannot be cured hy pepain powders VI
any other temporary relief. The onlv
cure for real dyspepsia Iii removal III
the eatarrh from the mucous membrane
of the stomach. This Peruna viii al.
This Peruna has done thousands aud
thousands Of times.
Congressman Rotkin, of Kansaa. waa
cured Of catarrh of The stomach of man
years standing. Hundreds Of other
cases have been reported TO us through
unsolicited testimonials. Pernna IL tlss
only Internal systemic remedy for CO.
sarrh yet devised. Every one afzilcted
with catarrh In the slightest degree
onght 70 take course or Peruna.
II you do not derive prompt and satis.
factory results from the use 81 Pernnn.
write ~ once to DR.. Hartman, giving 1
full statement Of your case and he viii
be pleased 70 give you his valuable a.
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
The Hartman sanitarium. CoIumbus.
Ohio.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-11-05
The Inflaeace Of The YoatA's compunion.


The gospel OF good cheer brightens
every page Of The YOUTHS CoMPAN.
ION. Although the paper Ii nearly
seventy. seven years Of age, it does not
look back on the past as better period
than the present.
The COMPANION believes that the
time most full Of promise Is the time
We are living In, and every weekly is-
sue reflects this spirit of looking for.
ward and not back.
To more than half million Amer.
can families 1t carries every week It's
message of cheer. Its stories picture
the true characteristics oil The young
men and women OF America. Its ar
ticles bring nearly three million read
ers in touch with the best thought Of
the most famous Of living men and wo-
men.
Annual Announcement Number fully
describing the principal features OF
The COMPANIONS new volume for
1904 will be sent TO any address free.
The new subscriber for 1904 will re.
ceiye all the issues of The COMPANION
for the remaining weeks OF 1903 free
frcsa the time o. subscription, also
The COMPANION Calendar for 1904,
Autographed 10 twelve coIors and gold.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION,
IA Berkeley Street, Boston, Aas ..
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-11-05
HARVEST HOME FESTIVAL.
Baptist Church, Friday Evening. Nov. eta
c0mmencimg 1t O'clock.


PROGRAM.
|. Anthem.
2. Invocation. by the pastor.
8. Song.-Male Quartette.
4. Violin Solo.--Mrs. Mcdonald.
TX Concerto, On. lO4 ....... .DeBeriot
Allegro maestoso
Allegro grazloso
Adagio
Rondo, allegretto moderate
Finale.
5. Twentieth Century Saints. -
Rev. Craig 5. Thoms, Vermillion.
0. Song. Miss Lillian Ellis.
mot q Sparrow Falleth."
I. Reading Mrs. L. N. Grill.
1.-THE Maniac"
Z 8. String Quartette.-
Quartette &c DUR OPP. 58-No. /.
..... .................. Volckmar.
Andante
Allegro moderate
Andante cantabile
Scherzo
Finale.
8. Address Rev. A. G. Blackman,
Akron, Iowa. Mount Zion, the JOY OF
the Whole Earth
10. Vocal Solo. --H. p. Beckwith
The Day is Ended. ....... Bartlett.
Violin obligato, Joseph Henkin.
II. Closing Song. Male Quartette.
~. Benediction.
Supper will be served In the Lecture
room of the church from $50 to 1880
p. M. Chicken pie, oysters and many
other good things will comprise the
menu. Come and enjoy the evening
with US. A welcome to all.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-11-05

Ofunusual value and interest in the
November St. Nicholas will be dis
cussion by james NJ. Dodge, president
OF the American Society OF Mechanical
Engineers. on The Money Value Of
Training" The article gives the cream
of an address delivered by Mr.. Dodge
~ the annual commencement Of the
Williamson Trade School OF Phila6el-
phia. IN March, 1905 AIR. Dodge offers
suggestions and statistics OF value not
only 70 those interested in mechanical
pursuits, but 10 every Americas boz
who expects 20 work for his living. o.
who i ambitious % achieve u success.
fnl career, whether o. iadfvidral lines
or Is an employer il some great in
dustry. Whatever bis Iise-w work Is d
be, the best investment that = boy ear
make Is 30 invest himseIfss BY seia-
creasing his Own potential vaIue.
ard il tine sceom plishment 0f this, =
Mr. Dodge points oas, training plays !
vitsl part.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-11-05
Socal 11eps.

Cal Lewis of Mapleton, Iowa, was an
over Sunday visitor here.
C. ]. Fox, licensed embalmer and un.
dertaker. Lady assistant. If
Get your sale bills at the
COURIER Office. A new stock of fancy
colored Bristol just In.
The catalogue of the Mankato Com.
mercial College is model of art, and
gives valuable information. Sent free.
Miss Edythe Coverdale, who is teach
ing this year near Big Springs, came
down Friday night for a short visit at
home.
Mrs. f. III. Perry and Earl were up
from Sioux City over Sunday to visit
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Carl
Anderson.
Charles Anderson has resigned the
position he has been holding recently
with Lee g. Prentiss, Vermillion and
returned home Friday.
After corn husking send the boys to
business college. Browns College,
Sioux City, Iowa, Is thorough and re-
liable. Catalogue Free. 9
Byron Reid, Ona Henkin and Misses
Effie wager and Kate Field drove to
Alcester and return Sunday. They re-
port the crops looking fine.
The first teachers meeting of the
school year at Beresford win be held
in the high school room next Saturday
at 2 p. N. An interesting program
has been prepared.
Be on the watch for the Chrysanthe-
mum show next week at Eslick's Opera
House, Saturday evening, Nov. 18th.
Chicken pie supper and the show COM
bined-two big bills for only rs cents.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
morning Rev. Hupp will preach on
THE Advantages of Walking in the
Light His subject for the evening
sermon will be, Positive Proof in All
Things"
Miss Sarah E. Hodges has returned
from Faux county, where she has been
holding down claim. Miss Hodges
will remain at home this winter on &C
count OF her fathers poor health. She
is quite enthusiastic over the outlook
OF Faulk county and that region.
II language both generous and ex-
travagent the press of both cities and
towns has most enthusi astically and
unqualitiedly endorsed "Old Arkan-
saw" as she leading fun show of the
country. At Eslick's Opera House,
Thursday evening, Nov. IL.
Editor Ryan, of the Elk Point Lead
er, was in town Saturday and called 1T
these headquarters. While In town
he struck the trail Of delinquent
subscriber and followed him into the
hills where the team ran away. The
horses broke several parts OF the har-
ness and he broke several of the COM
mandments-- WestfSeld Neacs.
Mrs. r. Beckwith Of Mitchell, moth
er of our Fl P. Bsckwith, has been APP
pointed by Gov. Herreid one OF the
+ three ladies constituting the Ladies'
Board to examine the management
and condition OF the charitable and
penal institutions Of the state. Mrs.
Beckwith is well known in this city,
where her capability and adaptabllity
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-11-05

WANTED SEVERAL INDUSTRIOUS PEE
sons in each state % sraxel EaF hoase eslab
lished eleyen wears ana with = large eaplsal. ta
call upon merchants ana agents Cor saaceessfAsl
and probable lane. PermaRemE engagement
weekly cash salary 81 SIS ana III fravsssng On
penses and hotel bills advances i cash each
week Experiences nos essential sIentian ref
erenee and enelose seifsaaaressea enYelepe
THE xATIoSAL~sss Dearborn S.. Ch1easas
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-06-13
SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1908.
MARRIED.

DR.. J. II. Melanson and Miss
Regina Durio, both of Arnaudville,
were quietly married here We'd
Tnesday, the 10th inst, at half past
-four o'clock in the evening at the
ihome of her brother-in-law, Mr..
-.Alcee Bobin, this town. The mar
viage was quiet one, and after
Hhe ceremony that made them bus
band and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Hanson went to New Iberia to take
sthe evening train for a trip out
west.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-06-13
THE MARRIED LADIES.

Wednesday evening the Married
Ladies Euchre Club was charm
ingly entertained by Mrs. Laizaire
Bienvenu, small attendance was
ON hand at the time to deal the card
when the bell announced the time
for the game to commence.
The prizes were won in the fol-
lowing order: Mrs. l.. j. Garde-
NAL, the first, pretty little table,
second prize Mrs. l.. +. Gary "a
q picture holder.
Mr.. l.. +. Gary won the first
gentlemen's prize, II game carving
set, second Mr.. E. E. VOORHEES,, a
fancy picture.
The consolation prizes were gil
ven to Mr.. Eddie Guirard aud
Mrs. X. Schwartz and the boobies
to Mr.. s. w. Ramsey and Mrs. E.
E. VOORHEES,.
The guests were served delici-
Gus refreshments, ice cream and
cakes before the awarding of the
prizes to the successful players.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-06-13

The electric light machinery
is all in, the boilers are up, the
poles are being erected and the
stringing of the wires will soon
commence. The agent of an cleo
trio company was here the past
week to contract with our people
for the wiring of buildings, but
the people are not anxious to have
the wiring done until they know
what will be the price of the lights.
At small price some people may
use certain number of lamps at
fat rates, but if the price is a lit
tic high, they will perhaps use
more lamps with meter. The
rates and other informations, rules
ETC., the people need before they
can say what they want. We be-
lieve the committee should figure
carefully what will be their opera
ting expenses. and make an esti-
mate of the price of lights, say on
a thousand lights. If more lights
are taken it may reduce the cost,
and if less are taken at the start,
it will increase the cost. Butthat
estimate should be made in order
to give the public an idea of what
the cost will be. We believe in
New Iberia the cost of 16 candle
incandescent lamp is one dollar
per month, in Abbeville rs cts, in
Crowley 60 cts, in Opelousas 35cts,
and in Alexandria, 25cts., for resi-
dences. and slight increase over
these prices for stores and other
business places. We presume
these prices are based on the ope-
rating expenses at the different
plants. The time has come for
the committee to go to work on the
electric light prices and it should
be done as early as possible.
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Wants No Harmony.
Daily States.

Doiiy otdtess
Mr.. Norman +. Mack, the New
York member of the Democratic
National Committee, was a most
active and earnest supporter of
William j. Bryan in 1896 and
1900, but because of his efforts to
bring about harmony in the party
Mr.. Bryan is now lambasting him
in the columns of the Commoner.
The idea of harmony is distasteful
to Mr., Bryan. and it appears that
nothing will satisfy him short of
Democratic dissension, discord
and defeat. He has in fact be-
come so soured that he would ra-
Their rule in hell than serve in
heaven, and daily he becomes
more embittered as he sees the
party drifting away from his lead
ership which has brought nothing
save disaster. LII commenting on
the efforts of Mr.. Mack to unite
he Democratic party he says;
"Mr. Mack is laying up large
store of disappointment if he
links that there will ever be har-
nony between the men who think
IS Mr.. Cleveland does and the
men who believe earnestly in the
Platforms of 1895 and 1900. Har-