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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05
BEEF TRUST q
 IN J. s. SUI
BRIEF PRESENTl|
 TcRNEY Gl
Argument Made to sho
CT. Are Engaged :s
 Monopolize Interstate Comme Fresh Meats-BecIares Decree of Circuit Court saouid in All Things !. Confirmed.

Washington, Jan. 4.-The1
 government in the cass1 versus the United stS
 Beef Trust case.
 General Moody. was s4e supreme court of the United
 day. The brief is devoted principS to an argument to show that the pack CTS are engaged in conspiracy to uios opolize interstate commerce in freq meats.
 The attorney general says:
 Tt may be remarked that jud 6s have differed as to the validity of lag gregations Of capital effected by some form of organic union between several smaller and competing corporations, and economists are far from agreeing that such aggregations,, within limita- of manufactures to regulate competition within a restricted area have not al- ways been condemned by courts, and have sometimes been approved by pulp licists. But has responsible voice yet been heard to justify, legaJlM
 omically, a conspiracy or agreeS4
 tween nearly all of the produ
 commodity necessary ato Life. Dy slcl the confederate acquire absolute control and dominion over production, sale and distribution of that commodity through1l out the entire territory Of natioI with the power at will to raise the pridl to the consumer of the finished product3 and lower prices to the producer of thd! raw material? Yet, such Is that now al I the bar of this court. i That there is conspiracy to conS trol the market of the nation for fresl&
 meats; that it does control it; and ] control is merciful and oppressive, al facts known of all men. The broaY
 question here is, Does the government x petition, with it's statements of facf
 standing unchallenged, discover tha
 conspiracy so the court? We subn7 lthat it does. and that the decree of N icurcuit court should in all things S < confirmed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05
Yale Team Beaten.

Detroit, Jan. 1.-The Yale basketball
 team was defeated tonight by the De-
 troit Athletic club by the scoregof 23 to 1A S.:$ . % st
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

Washington, Jan. 4.-The government in the cass versus the United sss Beef Trust case,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
Held Yesterday for the Purpose OF
Selecting Delegates to County
Convention Tuesday

The Republicans Of Alexander coun.
w held their primaries IN every pre-
ctnct yesterday for the purpose Of ser
lectlng delegates to the county CON
ventlon which win be held at the
court house next Tuesday afternoon,
when a candidate will be nominated
for county commissioner. The first
and eighth Cairo precincts made no
instructions, but the other six die
tIicts instructor their delegates TO
vote for Mayor George Parsons. These
six precincts, together with several
Others IN he county insures Mir Par
san's nomination on the flrst ballot.
even should no have opposition. which
Is not kelly.
The names OF several gentlemen
have been mentioned In eonnec i
With This important office, but as
is much work, much responsibility aaa
little pay ana still lcW glory In The
position, they all declined TO let th,
names 10 before tho primaries AND
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
GOLF SEASON IS OPEN
LEGAL Links nav Ready for play
Good Scores Made in First Game
Yesterday.

The ancient and honorable game of
golf enjoyed It's initial introduction 10
Cairo society yesterday, somewhat be
lated out. none he less enthusiastic
ally received The new links south Of
Center and Twenty FIRST streets were
formerly opened during the afternoon.
sp ritei play being indulsed in by a
majority of the memberds OF the club
recently formed 10 introduce the Gae-
tic game into Cairo.
The membership OF the golf club
consists of David 5. Lansden, II +.
Halliday, Douglas Halliday, Chapin T.
Barr. w II. Krebs Otis White, Il. 5.
Candee. John Herman. E. L. Gilbert
and Leon f. Danison Its officers are
T. z. Halliday, president and W. II.
Krebs secretary and treasurer Mess
rs. Halliday Krebs and OTIS White
| constitute the Green committee.
A six hole course has been laid out,
he length Of the holes ben as foi-
lows: No. 1. 225 yards; No. ,. l5l
yards: No. 3, $50 yards; No. L. 25o
yards No 5. 225 yards; No. 6. 4oo
yards. The weeds On the track have
been closely cut and all rubbish and
other obstacles removed Later The
ground viii be rolled.
A considerable number of the mem
bers attended the opening play yester
lay, including several lady players
There was also a large and highly IN
| t,ro.tad Gallery Some very S0Of
scores we're made. Mr. ous White ne
gotiating the course in sc.
II is sa d to be the desire OF th'
, -club to arouse interest in the gam'
and encourage others desiring to leari
is mysteries. Anyone a guest of
member OF the club will be welcomes
on the course. The club will NEE
every week day for play at o'elocl
, in the afternoon,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
IN SOCIETY
sssSsSsssss 1sIassssssss'sSssj
Party al crinpin Home.

A jolly crowd Of young folks We're
happily entertained by Miss Grace
Crippen, az her home, 3t10 Poplar
street. Friday night.
Dancing and games were enjoyed
during the evening. Delightful re
were served.
Those present were Misses Mamie
Litherlane, Cecile Emit. F,lna Stewart,
blanche Bryant, Ora Decker, Mona
Perrault, Edith Nelson. Margie Hill
Grace Hawkins. Lady Fitzgerald and
Jessie Wood: Messrs Harry Stout
Kyle Emf. Harry Webster. Glenn But
Ter and Dan Fitzgerald
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
LARGE CONTRACT
FOR ADVERTISING
Bulletin Makes Largest Deal on
Record in This End OF State
WOODWARD COMPANY
SIGNS CONTRACT FOR FIFTEEN
THOUSAND INCHES OF DIS
PLAY ADVERTISING FOR
ENSUING YEAR.

A contract was executed yesterday
in the Bulletin Office which. it is safe
TO say. has never been eQualled in con
sideraton or scope in any publish
ing house in this part OF the country
The Woodward Hardware Company
by w. J. Johnston. its president, con
tracted to use the immense amount
OF $1,000 inches of display advertising
in the Cairo Bulletin for the year be-
ginning yesterday. The amount to be
paid for this space is considerably in
excess of $1,000. far surprising. it is
safe to say, any consideration agreed
upon for advertising in one publica-
ton and for period of one year in
/ this territory.
An especially pleasing feature, from
/ he standpoint of the Bulletin. is the
\ fast that the new contract succeeds
4 a 10000 inch contract just completed
4 for the year past The fact that the
Woodward Hardware Company has
found such a contract as the one last
named to be profitable IS an indication
of the value of advertising space In
the Bulletin which. it is unnecessary
to say. means much more and carries
far greater weight than any argument
that this publication could make.
The added fact that the advertising
rates of the Bulletin have been ad
vanced since the first contract was
signed and that the Woodward Hard
ware company pays an increase o.
20 per cent in rate per inch over it'
old contract price for a considerably
greater amount of space only adds e
the certainty that advertising in tn
Bulletin pays and pays well.
The contention on the part Of tht
Bulletin management that its new
rates are equitable ann that Its space
Il worth what Is charged for II, j.
equally well sustained.
In paying this compliment to tn
A Bulletin as an advertising medium
the Woodward Hardware Compan.
pays itself an even greater one.
N u I'll easy to explain The success, the Pm
Y nomenal growth Of tbs concern whel
n such indications Of its progressivenes
n as the above are known. Under Il
y present management. In addition 7
: greatly increasing It's wholesale bus
j ness, 1T has multiplied the receipts 3
Tia retail department six times owe
since the reconstruction Of the con
\ pany. The Woodward Hardware G
I has adopted modern methods as II
: policy to which has been added clos
personal attention and effort on III
part OF It's officers and directors TIA
can only end in the greatest measur
Of success.
If the Bulletin, through the use c
its columns, has contributed In an
: part to the prosperity Of its custome
it is certainly very much gratified &
the fact
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
THE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Today's Forecast.
showers; cooler Sunday afternoon
and night.
Weather Conditions.

The Gulf disturbances has continued
fits ncrthward movement and now cen
ters In The vicinity Of Vicksburg with
a material decrease in Intensity. The
rainfall area has extended as far north
ais central-eastern Missouri and north
ern Kentucky, and as far east as west
crn Florida The western storm now
cenrers in South Dakota; it also has
decreased in intensity. Within The last
"A hours this disturbance has caused
rainfall over the northern and middle
Rocky Mountain regions An area OF
high barometer centers Of the middle
Atlantic coast. A second high" cen
tiers in northern Nevada. Since yes.
terday morning the temperature has
fallen in western Nebraska, Colorado,
western South Dakota. and in northern
and eastern Montana, anG risen in Ne.
vada and Oregon; elsewhere the
changes have been unimportant The
Gulf storm will probably increase
again in intensity, and continue it's
northward movement, causing threat
ening weather with showers and thun-
derstorms in this section tonight and
Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

night during this week, DR.. Powell
is a preacher of broad experience and
has a good reputation as an Eyange-
list He has travelled in England and
preached in the SDurgeon Tabernacle
the greatest Baptist church with the
greatest preacher in the world, dur
ing the life of the great Spurgeon
Everybody is invited to attend these
meetings. The Cairo Baptist church
holds these meetings every year for
the general good and salvation of all
who desires TO be blessed and bene-
fitted by such meetings Every Chris.
tian in Cairo Is cordially invited to at
tend these meetings and bring their
friends. These meetings are not sec
tartan but eyangelistic services held in
the interest Of the unsaved in our city.
Free seats anil q cordial welcome to
|all Hear d. Powell Monday night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
Gninn Away Retention.

Rev and Mrs. j. A. scarritt win be
given q reception by their hosts Of
friends Thursday night. The ladies of
the First Methodist church having
charge Of the reception wish to extend
an invitation 10 all Of Mr. and Mrs.
Scarritt's friends to be present,
The reception will be held at the
First Methodist church, corner Of Eight
and Walnut streets All members of
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
AN OLD RESIDENT DEAD
Richard Fitzgerald, Many Years a
Resident of Cairo, Died at the
Age of 70 Years

The funeral of Richard Fitzgerald,
who died Friday night at 1880 o'clock
VIII be held Monday morning. The
deceased had long heen suffering from
a complication of diseases. but the di-
rect cause of his death was paralysis
The deceased was for many years
a prominent Democrat of the county
He was one of the Oldest residents of
Cairo and was extremely well known,
not only in Cairo, but in Alexander
and surrounding counties. He was for
a number of years been one of the
county drainage commissioners and
was formerly county coroner, commits
sloner and jailer.
The deceased, who was 73 years old
was a native Of ireland and come to
thls country when young boy. He
came to Cairo in the SOS and since
that time he has been apublic spirited
and prominent citizen He engaged
In the saloon business across from the
court houe and resided up stairs In
the same building, During the past
few years he gave little attention to
the business which was looked after
by his sons.
He II survived by several children
all grown He was married twice.
The surviving members Of his fam
Ivy are Johr Fitzgerald, Mrs. Anthony
+. chs, William Fitzgerald, Richard
Fltzge aid, Jr Robers Fitzgerald and
Ed. j Fitzgerald.
| Mr. Fitzgerald and William Lone
gran came 10 Cairo together in 1885,
ana worked on the wharf boat togett
er for several years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
THE YOUNG MUSICIANS
Of the Juvenile Musical Club Had
Interesting Recital in Mounds
Yesterday

The first recital of the season OF
the Juvenile Musical Club, composed
of pupils Of Miss Emma Woodward
was held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Miss Gladys Lane at Mounds,
H. The program was as follows:
Duet-The Birds Delight Behr.
Wanderers Delight on 1872 No. s.
b. Wolff
The Hugh Antrim.
Rank and F le Lange Madge Box.
Leap Frog-W g. seeboack-- Tom
my Perks.
Duet Tamberine-c.. Denee-Nona
Jackael.
valse Mignonne--Thoma-J
Harmed
Teasing and Twilight Hannah
Smith--Guy Windrum
Dreams Of Youth--Edna Whelan
The County Fair--P A. Schneider
Frank Sshoembs.
Duet Fesh--Joseph Lorr--Jennif
Scullin
Alegrettc and Minor Emel Leiblini
Hazel Harmed.
Dance Of The Marionettes--Mrs- Crt
Shy Adams--Helen Schulz.
Jumping Jack John Bonds, Johr
Mokreys Gladys Lane.
Tulyr--Lichner- Fern Smith.
Duet Simpleite q. Bachmann. Lu
cile and Esmeilda Haberer.
Butterfly-M. H. Cochran--Luc i
| Haberer.
Dance by Moonllght--Adams --Reti
Jackael
Payfulness --Lange- Emerildi
Haberer
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
A stan Party

A pleasant stag" affair was the one
given Thursday evening by w f..
Lyndon, the soliciting freight agent
Of The Iron Mountain railroad at his
home on Third street The guests
were j VI. Sullivan, NJ, J. Lalley, r,
Barrow, Edward Stewart, II Il. Smith,
e. A. Egan, Charles Halliday, r. Wat
tiers, J. II. Kumce, Lee FiIzger and
Fritz Weber
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
CHURCH SERVICES
sssSsssssssssssssssssssss
Revival at Cairo Baptist Church

Revival at Cairo Baptist Church
Usual services win be held at the
Cairo Baplist church this morning
at IA o'clock aril ihls evening at 7;9o.
Tho revival sffort viii begin this morn
ing. Or. Porter, the pastor preaching
at both hours. Subjects, morning,
Drawing Near 10 God" Evening.
Gods Gracious Call" The Rev. w.
d Powell, Of Tennessee. missionary
10 Mexico for several years. will ar
rive In Cairo Monday morning and will
preach AZ the revival services every
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
Cavalry BAPTIST Church

Rev s. r. Mahoneys subject this
morning in the Cavalry Baptist
church win be -Four One Things" and
for this evening the subject will be
Close Communion. 7
The special services in the Martin
hall at Thirfy-second and Sycamore
streets will continue all this week,
commencing al 1880 each evening.
On Monday evening Mrs. Mahoney
will give the address. All are invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
At the Presbyterian Church

Rev A. f. Buchanan of Fowler. Ind,
will preach at both the morning and
evening services at the Presbyterian
church. Miss Alice Mckee, Ray of
Kansas City, but formerly Of Cairo,
will sing solo at the morning SER
vice. Mrs. Ray possesses a rich con
Iallo voice and many Of her friends
win no doubt take this advantage to
hear her
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
FAN Of Niaqara River.

Niagara river, In its course from
Lake Erie to Lake Ontario, falls a dis
tance of GET feet A survey by the
United States engineers, who meass
fred the flow of the river below the
alls. shows that 1t discharges 100000
able feet of water second from the
ne lake to the other. BY a simple
calculation 1t appears that in its des-
ont Of twenty-seyen miles from lake
10 lake, Niagara river develops the
Equivalent Of about 100000 theoret
al horsepower.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
Handsome New Home

Patrick Greaney Is making arrange.
ments to remove his residence at
the corner Of Twenty second and
Washington avenue to Twenty-first
street He will build handsome
home on the site Of his present resi-
dencc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

hen, too, when Mr.. Parsons was APP
pointed by the board some months ago
TO I'LL vacancy il was practically UNI
derstood that he was to be nominated
for the full term this fall.
The election occurs in November
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
Notice tlibernians

All members Of the Ancient Order
IIibeynians ar hereby requested to
meet at ST. Patricks hall at fonr
O'Clock this afternoon 10 make arrange
ments for the funeral of our late
Brother Richard Fitzgerald.
By order Of Pres.
NJ O. DONAHUE
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
Funeral Notice.

FITzGERALD--Died, Friday, Rich
ard Fitzgerald. aged ~ years, Funeral
services Monday, oct "a at 81.
Joseph's church Corttge win leave
the family residence At Twentieth
street and washington avenue At 3
a. m.
Special train will leaee foot OF Eth.
teenth street for VITA Ridge GENE
terry.
Friends VI the family are Invited TO
attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

]. I'll. Randolph has secured the con
tract for painting the De Colder homo
at Beech Ridge
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

Yelled Prophets Parade, st. Louis.
October 3, 1905. Low rates via Mo-
bile & Ohio railroad, October and 3,
You can return from St Louis night
Of parade as special train will be
run, leaving Union station at 1o:su
p. IN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
washinnton Bulletin

Washington, Sept 30-The fore
cast for Illinois S: Showers Sunday
in central and north, fair in the south,
colder Monday, fair fresh south
winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

Miss Helen Lewis is i'll at the home
Of her parents, Col, and Mrs AL. Lewis
on Walnut street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

x1sl--James Lawrence, ma Lawrence.
val hero born In Burlington. n. j.;
died of wounds. 1918. on bis vessel. the
Chesapeake.
t793-Rufus Choate. great lawyer and ora
tor. born at Essex. Mass; died at Hal
flax 1855
l8ee--First joint conference of the Amer
lean and Spanish peace commissioners
at Paris.
i9o2-Admiral James r. Jouett, II. 8. N.
retired, a conspicuous naval hero OF
the civfl war. died at Sandy Springs.
Md. born 1923.
1904-Sir William Harcourt, successor to
Gladstone as Liberal leader In the
British house Of commons. died In
London: born 1927.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

Dr.. w F. Grinstead, who is at Bo-
chester, MINI. at St Mary's Hospital
continues to improve
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

p l. McCarty returned yesterday
from a business trip 10 Harrisburg,
Illinois,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

Mrs. Clarence A. Petit ami daughter,
Elizabeth, have returned from a visit
TO the formers sister, Mrs. Thomas j.
Williams at Thebes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
PURELY PERSONAL |
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Ned Redman returned to Chicago to-
day To resume his duties at the medi-
ca school OF the Northwestern Uni
versity.
Mrs. wv. H. Larson, who has besa
visiting at Bardwell, KY has return
cd home.
Miss Loretta Fitzgerald, who has
been spending the summer at Chicago
and northern resorts, returned home
this morning.
Mrs. John Weisenbach and daughter
Estelle. have returned from visit
with relatives at Kansas City and
breckenridge, Mo.
Y Flint Bondurant Is expected home
X this morning from Chicago, where he
ii h student al the Northwestern Uni
vcYsity, TO attend his father. DR.. A. A.
n Bcndurant, who continues seriously
IN.
Ssyt Il w ra..o ~, ~ r,aro trf,.,1d Arb 4,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

calling on the Three States Buggy
company this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

The Bulletins subscribers have
money to buy with.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

Mr. and Mrs. Charles o. Patier are
expected to return from their wedding
journey Monday and will take UP their
residence at their beautiful home at
Cairo Heights.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

w Fl. Simpson, of the Upham
Agler Lumber company has rented the
new residence being erected by Mr..
Daniel II. Sullivan at Twenty-first and
Walnut
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

Frederick Johnson. who has been
the guest Of his mother-in-law- Mrs,
Mary Patier, left last night for Chr
cago Mrs Johnson win remain here
for two weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01
THE CAIRO BULLETIN
feuseYed ut the Cairo Poatoff1ce for trgnsmiasioi
through this mails ~ second olAks rassn.
CHRONOLOGICAL
Oct. | In bIstery.

2g7 = Henry III. Of Eng
land died after d reign
OF So years. the longest
IA English history until
that of Victoria.
Pierre ellie,
French tragic drama
list. died In Paris.
l.. emperor Of
Russia ("Crazy Pad1'').
was born. murdered by
hand af his nohfes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

j, w. Drake, or Paragould, Ark, Is
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

Mrs. A. NJ Halliday ami daughter,
Miss Tom. Of New Orleans, are expecl
ed today from visit at Atlantic City
and Chicago and will be guests Of Mr..
and Douglas Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

Mrs, w. L. Holt, OF Cairo. will sing
a solo at the twnty.fifth anniversary
of the Murphysboro X. OF r. lodge on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Holt
will leave Monday for Murphysboro.
Mr.. Holt will 10 on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01


Illinois.
j. Fl. Randolph has secured the con
tract for painting the De Colder home
at Beech Ridge
Miss Helen Lewis is i'll at the home
Of her parents, Col and Mrs. AL. Lewis
ON Walnut street
DR.. w. F. Grinstead, who is at Ro-
continues to improve
Mrs. Clarence A. Petit ami daughter,
Elizabeth, have returned from visit
10 the formers sister. Mrs. Thomas J.
w Fl. Simpson, of the Upham
Agler Lumber company has rented the
new residence being erected by Mr..
Daniel H. Sullivan at Twenty-first and
-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles o. Patier are
expected to return from their wedding
journey Monday and will take UP their
residence at their beautiful home at
Cairo Heights.
frederick Johnson who has been
1.-THE guest Of his motber.in-law. Mrs
Mary patiar. left LAST night for chr
cago Mrs johnson win remain here
for two weeks
----
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

Smith florence has returned from
d sojoArn at Creal Springs. Mrs.
Terrence who accompanied him will
remain for longer visit, having Inn
proved greatly in health while there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-01

\ Richard Renfro, who recently haa
his right leg amputated below the
knee as result Of an accident, has
recovered and resumed his position
with the UphamAgler Lumber com
pany.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-14
CAN END
EPIDEM MIC
DOCTORS SAY YELLOW FEVER
JACK CAN BE STAMPED OUT
BEFORE FROST.

New Orleans, Sept.13.-There were
fourteen new cases Of yellow fever
and two deaths reported here today
This makes the total number of cases
2,3S4 and the total deaths, 321. DR..
White, Of the United States marine
hospital corps, feels sure that the yel-
low fever in New Orleans is under
control and hopes to have it stamped
out entirely before frost.
Four new cases are reported at
Hamburg, Miss, today.
Welcome Frost in Wisconsin.
Appleton, Wis, Sept.13.-The heavy
frost Of last night checked all fear as
to the possibility of yellow fever in.
fection in Wisconsin. The patient at
Marinet, who contracted the fever in
the south, is recovering.
Fifteen Cholera Gases,
Berlin, Sept. 13.-The official bulle.
tin says fifteen new cases of cholera
and four deaths were reported today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-14
PRAISE BRYAN
SPEAKERS AT CHICAGO BAN
QUIET CALL HIM PIONEER OF
ANTl-MoNoPoLIsTs.

Chicago, Sept. 13.-Will1am Jen-
nings Bryan, all ready to start on his
voyage around the world, was bidden
godspeed by the members of the JEFF
ferson club last night and over
whelmed with declarations of fealty
and admiration by the chosen spokes-
men of the organization. He was
hailed by Mayor Dunno as "the first
great figure in the life of the nation
that opened war upon monopoly and
special privilege" and as the leader
of the democratic party who has "con.
victions and the courage to express
them" by Congressman James of Ken
lucky.
Other speakers digressed from their
subjects long enough to proclaim un-
bounded faith in the distinguished Ne
braskan as the future Moses of the
party which gave him prominence in
the political world. An amount of en-.
thusiasm almost as pronounced as
though campaign was at its height
prevailed during the oratorical out.
flow, and Mr.. Bryan beamed his ac-
acknowledgements. ell felt that he was
among his friends, and the warmth of
their appreciation added an inch tn
the breadth of his expansive smile.