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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
Morbma1be1 Carl Dtto 2auritam

Morbmanoen Carl Dtto 2amrit5m,
en- SO Mar garrmeI forbenbaren6e
Ssfaptein, en- noe paa cit lamg 500
tur, ina Sort artbur, Geras til Dap-
|ion, Maifa, c. $500 MiIe. $an :noo,
eoe forleoen til San 6rancisco. &ar1
begpnoh Gobt1re11 Sen 20. @eptem-
ber, og 1aar bon fomuter til Dapion,
oil ban loan 2gn for fin Me6je faa Ell
bel lbn1ret 5fiIling fom Mineinge-
MIR. San forlo1 Sort Mrtbl1r meo
fun fem Gents / 2omn1en, og e1 al
8etingelferne er, at Dan ffaI arbeioe
sfig. ffrern u66en m tigge. 8aa Ben
faa btot tflbagelogte De at GEllre1,l
bar. ian ollere6e .lt0fftaaet eoffiIige
.Ss%trabnofer, 90 ct 9ar @ar9e Daret
iDsoer ,roer. SoaIaoes bar ban pao
fin Ban6rtrB ODER grfenen Nor Deo5at
omtontmc al Suit og E6rit. M1r.
Sauurit5en meof6rer CODE M~nbefaIin-D
ger fra gnbeosmnu6 BORT Mrtbur
.og attefteri 81 forifieHiae5 teer ban,.
bar pasfere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
6l3deIi9t nytaar,

81 suffer ollie bore Mbonne1ter og
2eiere ct 9leoeligt &ptaar. 81 To-
Der Dem paa Gorbaano, at ri efter
beo}te @pne ifal gipre bort for at
gIeoe oem i set 11pe @ar, biGlpe Dem
at fpIee mes poa ollie 6e Smraaoer,
ser lie9er inben Dor &atfeepne, for
tpue Sem bpao Mpt Sc brpoer fig ON
at bore, gibe Dem Eraa6en, Ser fan
bringe Sem til at felge me6 /, bpao
ser bnn interesiere Sem iom Danife /
amerita. - @i er bis paa, at bore
Monnenter og 2Giere ogiaa nGrer
faa oelpilfige .Gplelier ODER for o..
at be eiengieloer bort Nptaarsgnife;
% hi nerer bel1er ingen Sbib1 om, at
Sc eierne bill gle6e. % / set nDe @ar.
9e Tan life beptie set paa nogen Be-
Sre Maobe ems beo at betale for 8la-
set. bpao Sc mulig maatte ifpl6e,
fornp 9eres Announcement for set
fommenoe Mar og ffaffe % en- eller
fIere np Mbonnenter. @i6r bette; %
ser bill blipe gienii6ig E%ilfre6sbe6 be6
besee @n6er at 2inien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
Sc to frpgteliee Sernbaneulpffer
nrHor ,E,.rAa 2o iffo haIIor ho4on~

De to frDgteltge SernboneulDfter
- elIer b1trbe De life heller beteg-
mes iom Observation-Disclosures = /
S11leugen,. en- / @%enniplpania, en- an-
Sen / Micbigan, foiteoe tiliammen
benbeb @rtn6rebe Menneifer 2ipet %
gior6e .balp lao mango til &rpblinge
for 2ibstib. 9ette er en- imrf @om=
mentar til set Iaa brit 1obpriite ame=
rifonife Sernbonepeien. Set fan lite
n9gtes, at bette er naaet langt frem
/ &etning at &ierebaitigbe6 og 8e<
f%pemmeligbeo for De @eiienoe, men
iamtioig er oct fommet 6ertil, at man
efter at bore gaoet ombor6 / ct Green
intet Min11t er filter for fit 2ib.
l1lpffer Tan inotreffe operalt beb til
fel6ige Omitanoigbeoer; men mar
set er fommet bertil, at l1lDfferne
inart bdrer til &egelen, life til un6z
tagelierne> Ga er oct flart, at Ser mac
bore meget raa66ent ct eller onbet
Steb / 2eoelien, og BET bliper st e :
g ertngens Gag at. faa opfla-
ret, bbor 6eilen ltgger og bbao Der
fra 6et1s Si6e Tan gigres for at faa
Sen rettet. 81 Ter FEN til 2anbets
Mpnoigbeoer for 8effpttelie, tffe-bIot
moo bore SLENDER, men ogiaa naar
f%origmmeltge Me6borgere, iaaoanne
iier, iom fe6er fig peb &ribilegicr
paa 6en pprtge 8efolfningS 8efolt-
ming, forfpmmer in 8Iiet oberfor
oenne. Set er en- Rienosgjerning, at
6lertallet at Sernbaneulpffer bi6re-
rer fra, at Grnnman6ifabA og Gele-
grafbetieningen er oberanftrangte;
set er nltfan &ompagniernes @raa=
6tgbe6 Ser foiter MenneifeIib, ofte !
E&unoreoepis. Bar BET mon for ito
1igt, at Der 6anneoes en- %offentlia
Mening ! @etning at at forlange
mere @ifferbeo for 2ib % 2emmer
for Set reiienoe BubIifum % for at
faa Mnfbaret for l1lpffer ogioa
Strofaniooret Iagt ooer pao Sc
5teoer, bpor BET bbgrer bbiielrme?
gImerifas Sernbnnereforb bar Iange
not baret Ell ga,1pre foe Mationye,n,
Iom SSIlterlfftate Commerce &on1misifiio-
men Tiger / III NRiupport ti 8ongreggs
lei. Isass# ss#s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Mngooenoe 6e Mngreb ser er bic
bet retteoe moo &egieringen og &re=
ii6enten / 6eres Sorbol6 / SAVANNA
Mfferen lotalte forleoen Gorbnn6Sie<
motor Torofer at Ohio f%plgenoe, Ser
tpoeliggipr 6eres Solontng | oenne
Gag:
r@opeopegten al Sc @effplontnger>
0emofraterne retter moo &egierin-
gen, 1omler 6e / SEN Haaltanb, at oe
ifpn6te fig me6 at rofere fine Graf<
tot-Gorpligtelier paa Sangen, oa
&epoI11tionen u6brp6. Demofraterne
bill al bette babe 2anoet til at tro,
at @egieringen Dor 6ela9ttg ! &epol1tz
tionen. @nbper btoite allereoe Maa-
neoer fpr &eboluttonen, at 6enne bar
/ @ente. &egieringen piloe babe for
ipmt fin &Iigt, ON BEN lite babbe
peret forbere6t. Mllere6e / M1tgu1t
pio1te Nrpii6enten 8eife6 ON bpao
ser bil6e fomme, og &egieringens
@%mbeosman6, iom bioite at BET bar
6eres &ligt at boloe Trafifen aaben;'
1to6 bereot ga @Ioget folbt. Silt bette
bill blipe flargiort for &ongresien /
&opporten; men 1oar 6enne forelig<
ger, nil enbber 8eifploning for Meo=
oelogtigbeo bore iaa Hart moobebiit,
at inger bill nobe at faitbol6e Ben.
2o1bet bill lite it6tte Demofraterne /
6eres &ritif at @reii6enten for bans
expedite Sptreoen 6enne Gag. Set
at Fan babbe foribmt fin Hltgt og
lobet alt gao fin egen Gang. Da
bab6e life aIene 2an6et tabt fin SEQ
nal, men &ebelIionen bil6e babe uo<
ortet / &rig og 8lo6sl1bgpbelfe, lom
1emofroterne ntlbe babe ba61et @re=
ii6enten for life at babe forbtn0ret.
Set bar netop for at un6goa SEN be-
rettigeoe &ritif ian bilbe peret bjem<
faloen til pe6 en- iaaoan &ol6ning at
ban cptraa0te iom ban gjoroe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Set er life Blot 5umf u11ot / lin
&etbeo Ser beepn0er at faa 9ie for
ben 6are, Ser. ligger / al: Mrbei6er<
unionerne life foritoar at bolbe
@aaoe meb i'm @ogt; in1en l1nic-
nerues egen &re6s bespn6er Der at
LITE fig o6bareroe @plter. @oole>
i1es bar @eoearbei6er unionens Sc
fret1r, 9enrD @bite, ffrebet en- Mrti=
fd Anionens 6agorgan, bpori ban
poalegger fine @%erffaller at fare
frem meb 81tnbigbeo. 8(onbt or=
bet tiger ban:
rs mange Sag er ltnionerne bleb,
ne iao ltgrffe, at @ontro( al 6eres
Ragt er mir1bit lige iao btgtig iom
G%rbperplien al mere @ngt. giter=
JON nnionernes Magt pofser, bliper
neloo 6arerne tolrigere. Sribiel CT
en- itbrre Erppe eno Moogong. @i
bor Jet Union efter Union goa til
grun6e efter at bape noaet @9jben at
jim Stprfe og al SEN & og Opofz
relic, lom bor peret bragt for at noa
oct E1nft> bltoe forlpilbt be0 Mon=
gel paa Se~lbeberlfclic. Mniporet
mao ligge bos 9eoerne, JON er ioolc=
6es itillebe, at Sc fienber l1nionen5
.8egrenSnin9er. 9et itore gpprgs=
nraal er mi, cn1 l111ionerne bor Cine
til at beberife Jig ie!b % ltille Jig /
Dperensltemmelie nrab Samfunbet.
$oob Der trGnges / Bette 9jeblif er,
at Den npoocnoige Selobeberifelie
legges fer 9a9en."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

8eo Sulc= og Nptaarstt6e fomn1cr
Der en- bel Sci @o6t op / iomme Men=
METER, Der til 6agligt 8rug lite to-
ger bet iaa ngie meo bbab Scr er Met
eller l1ret. 0e,1ne JgleIie giper Jig
lloIag paa forifiellig Maaoe; nogle
al bem, Ser min6it al alt / oeres sag
liee '5orbolo laoer fig 9enere al at
ser i oeres 11mio6elbore Mnrbeo iio.
Der en- fulton Gau1iIie, bpis 6orier-
ger er 1,oen Mrbeioe, faar peo De 81
Der ct pluoieligt Mnfal0 al @oogig-
renbeo; til en- @ellemmano eIler Sit
ffitution lenoer &c Ell itprre Gum til
Jattiges 8eipisning .. Ign.; set er
ingea Sfa6e til, ON ser DagbIobenc
gisres Ell oisfret &entponihg til benz
ne Sag, og 6ermeo er ioa @eofom-
menoes Giel6 til Mertneifebe6en fla=
ret for bet Mar. Mnore afIpgger ct
al be betien6te MptaarsIsfter, bbis
forlige 8eitemmeIie er life at blipe
bolot; after andre Dar set mes al
fenbe r6ambittiebeospenge". Set Ell
a%lttontrren 2apper poa set. garnIe
Meoebor, en- @aaer bad Clifford mes
IN 6aarIige 5antbittigbeo. Maar Sen
bl6oe SSltIe< % Nptaarsitenning lite
iacr 0pbere @ob END at hi efter al
Spitioen er forbi itaar parot til al
begpnoe Dpor bi Hop Dasen fgr Sui,
% bore ffiig felp not @eiten at Maret,
ier 6tatl1s ! Megnifabet lite bIepet
lsnoerIig forbeora Dor Gabgr beo
M lille sSnIefiIq,,trop
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Meoens set iaoleoes fer alt on6et
emo freoeligt 10 / 9italien, er ser.
go6t @aab on1> at Colombia bill bioe
/ set inre S&ble - iom set forgprigt
bel bliber neot til - og afbol6e fig
fra at true 6e 6orene6e @tater t
&nleoning al 8anama<@fferen. Sen
6iplomotiife 6orbin6elie mel1em Sc to
2a1oe er ganife bit paa en- Moabe,
ofbrlt6t> ioet Sen amerifanife Mfe11-
Sing til 8ogota er reiit biem paa ST.
lpb> mebens Golombtas &eprelentqnt
/ Mafbington bar fnrlaot 8Den fam.
men meo Sen ipecieIIe g11bop> Gene.
raj &epes, for6i Waibingtom @egie.
ringen lite bil6e goa inb pao at ill.,
b%agefaloe lin @nerfienoelie at @epu.
blifen Banana. 2igele6es bar 6en
colombiffe &egiering en- bel 9el
Sropper | MGrbe6en al Banana
@rGnien iom Sen trlter me6 at faffte,
tno | 2anbet. Dfen 0e 6or. 5tater,
lom bar traftatmoesitg Gorpligtefe
til at opretboloe 6re6 paa Ganger
for 9rafifens SfDl6 poa SAVANNA
8anen, bar ibrget for at babe rige-
ligt me6 5fi6e, Der fprer ct fort Mn-
tai 2anogangstropper, pao begge 81.
Ser al Eangen, rebe til DIT gribe ino,
iaainart bet r n%gobenoigt for at par,
&c SAVANNA; og bette ipnes at bape
en- fblen6e Sr6flp6elle poo Colon.
bianerne. Desu6e11 bar MI Banana
erflaret fig billig til for fin @ort at
obertage en- faa flor 9eI al Colon.
bios 5%tatsgiel6, Tom Ser tan paolig.
nes ben / SorboI6 til Go1fetaIlet, og
bet er ianoipnligt, at Colombia bill
laoe Jig rgie meo ben Droning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
]frigS(kper.
9itafien % ! @soa'nerita.

@ " @TJ o. Oy~W""
Sorbol6et mellem &uslano % ga.
pan er MI iaale6es, at BET er l1tnuligt
for noget Menneife at foru6iige, ON
oct bill fomme til @rig> eller Der bill
blibes opnaaet ct fre6eligt u6fal6. Set
iioite tor bentes at bore bet melt
ianoiDnlige, ON Ser eno poa begge
Sioer gieres 5o%rbereoelier, Ser fer
alt anbet emo fre6elige no. iaaleoea
bar baa6e &nslano og Sapan giort
meget itore Sn6fieb al @robilioner
Der / 2anoet. Sapan in6Iegger en-
megtig Soripning at Mel, me6ens
&us1an6 ierlig fieber Wosier al
&ip6 og Glaif. Smi6lerti6 er set EFT
afgiort Gag, at intet al 2on6ene CT
t~ilitraffelig forbere6t til at begpn6e
&rig paa bette Siospunft, og naar
&rigsifrtget 6esuagtet lp6er iaa
ifingren6e, ita1nmer set ierlig fra De
itarft Observation-Disclosures @fuI.
oe set fomme til Scamp, itaar iiffert
Muslan6 rl1itet a6ifilligt be6re ems
fin Mo6itan6er, i6et BET / 6e ft6ite tire
Mor itooig bar for6get fin 6laabe /
6e gitaiiotiffe 6arban6e, iaale6es at
6enne MI bill bore / @tan6 til at tage
set op me6 bbilfen iom belit Magt.
Set er BOG rtmeligt> at @usla16
iffe ier fin Sor6el be6 at faite fig tn6
/ en- FABIAN &rig paa bette Clos
punft. Set bar lite facet ct iaa go6t
5oofeite / Mancburiet en6nu, at oct
tbr bobe at ibeffe fin Stilling be6 cit
Scamp, fom maaife fun6e frilte andre
Magter til at blan6e fig OPP / @tri,
ben. Ser beitaar iom befien6t en-
Sraftat mellem Sapan og England,
Der bleb oflluttet 1902, og iom CT
iaaleoes affattet, at England ingen
Torpligtelier bar oberfor SSapan, foo
lpnge andre Magter bolber fig nett
trale. Dette itaar iom en- Sruiel mob
&uslano om at boIoe fig / @fin6et
pperfor 9riget I oct Omfang, at oct
fife ffaffer Zig Mlliereoe blan6t on.
Gre Nattoner. @ful6e MI SranfriJ
eller Epif1an6 af en- eller anoen
@runo 6nffe at blan6e fig op / @tri>
ben og 1tille fig paa @rslan6s @tbe>
oil @nglan6 I GeIge fin Eraftat n,e5
SSapan itrar itaa ferbig til at tage en-
&aan6 me6, roget Der btlbe fornrne
@uslon6 paatbers i bens o1iatiHe
Nlaner; iaale6es boloer Der, 1om
oberalt, set enc @ber6 oct an6ct I
@fe6en.
Me6ens 6e to Magter laaIeoes for.
bereoer fig paa bba6 Der bill .fomr1c
11oen egentlig at isge &rtg, er Der Il
@te6, bbor mar gaar I Ben 6g6eligftc
Mngit for at set ffaI fomrne til Scamp;
oct ct | &tna. 9ette rlDffeltge 2ono'
er uoiat for Et1feloe at @rig at BIZ
be flemt in6 mellem to Mogter, Ser
bber for fig er iterfere enc Oct, og
mltlig tbinges til at tage Stan6punft
for en- al Dem. Sen ser gaar al mes
Seiren bill efter al @imeligbe6 be.
nptte Sen bun6ne Sor6el til at ifere.
ct ftort Stpffe al &ina iom lobIigt
Spite, og set er 6erfor ganife rin,e-
ligt, at 6en fineiiife &egiering gibr.
bpo6 Ser itaor / 6cns ringe Magt for
at faa Gre6en bebaret. M}en bpa6 SEN
flyer eller gnffer bar, lom befien16tt,
life megen 8egt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Banana merfjenbt. Stolen %
Gnglano bar anerfierM @%ep,,bIifcn
Nauomn ssss55 #
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Entered at TIC Post Office at st. Paul,
MIMI. RS second class mail-mattcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

manbss8 etragtntng ODER u0en lite
rrre @renlan6s- @fape6ition" ilutter
@oninlens 8peb, iom hi meb Soft til
ST. @tlfens, Der Jar fpemifaffet og
ndpillig oberlo6t os Del, bernneb la.
Der goo bt6ene. til ben for MpIi1,s.
grtebiens og Bans &ammeraters
Sfiebne tnteresiere6e Offemligbe0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-22
By Theodore Dresser

having rounded every and visited every port may
last anchora welcome and long thought-for guest
the heir and inmate of a beautiful institution.
If YOU in the vicinity of the Kill Kull,
that charming bit of inland which the
lower reaches of New York harbor with Newark bay,
and which incidentally separates the New Jersey shore
from Staten island YOU will notice the rise Of
ground which ovcrlooks the kull from the St ten
Island side beautiful collection Of buildings which
like the quiet grounds Of some distinguished
seat Of learning than the most famous Of sailors
homes Many beautiful buildings rise up before you
\ lovely church with a rounded dome, which
clear day be plainly distinguished from the Battery
in New York handsome music-hall, designed after
the fashion of most Of the Grecian temples Of
tquity three four handsome hills, their front
mcnted with immense pillars and their sides pierced
with connecting wings, and behind them other halls
and other buldngs-,ll surrounded by immense
lawn beautifully shaded with and ornamented
with many statues. pagodas and fount. ms which in
the summer time give il a rcStful and inviting APP
pearance.
This collection is Sailors Snug Harbor, unques-
tonablv the famous ilors retreat in the world.
1t IS situated where the winds of the cannot
possibly blow keen and yet where for the trouble
of looking of the most beautiful harbors in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-22

waters all lands and a rule i'll their souls with
enough philosophy make them interesting in their
old age When the storms have been weathered and
the harbors reached they usually ready for what
ever good things the land has offer and when
old age overtakes them settle down about a quiet
treside and live their lives again in meditation.
The one trouble with the sailor is that he is not
fitted as a rule do the thing which will bring him
the greatest comfort in his old age-save a little
money His life is too hard, the opportunities To
spend too many. Poorly paid and badly treated. he
invariably is tossed about from port to port where
after the long voyages miserable vessels the ordl-
nary land conditions seem idyic. As a consequence
he is usually from harbor TO harbor, with nothing
but his halfmortgaged salary ahead OF him, and
when he finally winds up his last port, broken
down, old man, he is without money and without
friends The fact that he leads any sort OF endur
able condition after he leaves the is due usually
TO some charitable institution TO the generosity OF
some employer who has had his services in better
day.
The conditions which make for the eventual help
lessness Of the average searnen lend peculiar charm
to the benefactions which have been instituted to
correct them. and among them none holds so high a
place as Sslors Snug Harbor. 1t IS one of those
charninglv simple benefactons which the fortunes Of
time arI location have favored quiet, unpreten-
tious aLi vet digned home where the old salt, after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-22

mainland proper stately ships float by or ride peace
fully at anchor. and everywhere those evil
dences of the which sailors love-the soaring and
circling Of guls, the flashing of lighthouse lamps,
the ringing of fogbclls and the blowing of og-horns
and last but least, the quiet ebb and flow of the
tide, where the reaches in and marks the
presence Of the interminablc and Interchangeable
seas
The beauty Of this harbor is that, although it is
pleasing mixture OF land and water it is convenient
that it may be considered part of the city proper
New York is only an hour away, and St George with
its collection Of hotels and inns, only few minutes
walk from the gate. Over the water to the
west to be reached by either train trolley.
Elizabeth, Newark, and al the villages which make
the Jersey shore populous. Southwark is al of
Island with its immense array of estates and
country residences. and everywhere about the life
and enthusiasm OF a great harbor and great city.
Had the founder been gifted with omnscicncc he
really could not have selected better se-so COM
Portable and So interesting
The surroundings. which make of this home such
beautiful resting place. do not in any way rob the
inmates of that peculiar individuality which makes
them interesting and lovablc men Though land
locked and anchored they still sailors. proud of
their services the great ocean and rather ntoerant
of landlubbers in gcncral and of a number Of their
own companions in particular. Every day they are
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-25
PARTISANSHIP RUN MAD.

Parsanshp phrase can adequately describe
the conditions prevailing the city hall since the dominant
took control of affairs There
or less potency those
OF its favor punished
in the entire history the municipality recorded
such wanton cruel and unjused power
been witnessed in the weeks recently passed.
The latest city employe by
pernous of political riding shod
over everybody and decent happens
stand in its Arthur Mowry years of
the most capable panakng efficient
the board of and registration. Mowr
that his resignation in other words his scalp by
the city hall Hesans and he rendered promptly equal
promptudc accepted and his appointed
given this undeserved
ousting OF a competent public servant?
The answer given by Mr. Whitley the chairman
board that has always been the policy
office force refrain from enng political
proper to allow member of the board mge
now He explain that experienced
difficulty in restraining Mr. Mowry from engaging in politics.
especially in his ward, which is the Seventh.
Here evidently the whole Mowrys offending He
refused to bow the dictates Of the ward machine
exercised his right American citizen oppose
has been thrown of position filed signal ablc
there astonishing instance of political
malevolence?
And but part of that campaign
by the Seventh ward
Der last need be told observing citizens ring
pisfed the repeal that it might
take scalp Harrington need not be stated that
member of the old board of aldermen
is member of the board of The fac.
that another alderman who voted for the scevous fire
promptly rewarded by place the police
mission of call
Nor is tell citizens who follow the political
events that Mr. Anthony the head of the Seventh ward Republican
committee, is the actotum of William Moore represen
tatve OF the Pezed railway
and that Mr. Anthony seeking position
school committee.
Furthermore the intelligent does not need to be informed
that j. w. Williams, clerk companys
branch Olneyvile and son-n-aw alderman and
present fire commissioner Davis succeed Mr.
Canning OF the board of registration expiration
present
tits all pspabe scheme punish ability and conscience
and reward the weangs the il succeed
Will the citizens of the of
Seventh their dpcabe which
thus far is nothing less than partsanshp mada
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-25
BRYAN'S PROPAGANDA.

Whatever be charged against William Jennings Bryan he
certainly cannot be accused of inactivity lie scheduled public
address at Madison Square Garden i'll New York.
The subject announced THE Moral Issue which
something like the speech he made the welcome
home Lincoln Neb The is accompanied by the
intimaon that this speech will mark the beginning campaign
In which Bryan will make effort sentiment
the election OF delegates the will
favorable to the Kansas City platform.
That is say Bryan is determined his 10 to I
propaganda He still believes he fool the
hycent dollars but in this he only oolng himself The Popo-
Gratis still cling the white metal faacy but the
Of the Democracy do
Bryan preach his financial herey and down the land
but will avail nothing The American people po-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-25

What must be the policy OF the
United states ia the future when the con-
slant brawls on all sldos will hamper our
digging or the canal and the proper opera
ton of IL when once II is completed? Shall
the question be solved by annexation7
The European Powers recognize the fact
that their hands are restrained from med
ding on this side Of the Atlantic. When
their interests and the lives OF their citi-
ems are ieozpardized by the petty lights
in the Caribbean they can do no more
than appeal 70 the United States TO rccti-
~ the evils. Whether by annexation or
by a consistent policy OF severe repres-
sion. II may yet be rho duty OF our gov
eminent TO bring order out OF this hun
dred years chaos. San Francisco Call.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-25
METHODIST MINISTERS MEETING.

The usual Monday morning meeting OF
the Methodist ministers OF Providence
and vicinity was held ihi- morning at
io:0 o'clock In the parlors OF the Math-
ewson street NJ. ". church.
The meeting opened with prayer and
the records OF the last meeting were read
by the secretary. The speaker OF the
morning wss Rev W. r. Geisler whose
addre. was entitled "Forrsken Pos
sessions % Christianity" Tho attendance
was much larger than usual. and az ths
close ~ tho meeting an Informal re-
cepticn vas held