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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
RAn1cArs ntgzgp EAcE.
Undecided as 10 General Strike in
FgusaIE.

81 Petersburg aewirss Eratss Ths
5acialon on the question n1 q EeEierSa1
striks liz EtIIl hanging FIRE, No wo1a
mas hyeen received from the revolution
AIRY 1e1ane-z, VINO again were in secret
zesafpn Thursday might In addition
10 utna- reasors, tne condition IN the
famine district rs advanced as & usE7
against 4 strike as the
J-sszsant-y wToulG resent the ryirlg mp
CT the railroads, upon which 1iey are
dependent for grain tn keep HEM
.-nr starvation The ministry Of rail-
-osuSs received word Thursday Of SCI
arai attempts To destroy railroad
bridges, arsa II ts believed tfaS the
radicals are -pesoTttHE K tsts rs=aEaS
to force the issus.
The police are becoming Eo1S 80
tive IN breaking I'D tine meetings II
the capitals. Thursday they tnvAaEa
a conference Of ST Petersburg alder
men which pFas held IN a private ha1sss
and placed all or those In attalA2azIss
under arrest for five hours while tAe
house was searched ana papers sEGEsa-
lined.
News has been received here taz1
TlG&al haV& aGr1ANM NAA@ %
Kranoyarsk between Russians znA III
tives Of Siberia. O1se psrseED TUzs Kl7-
ed and Efx were wounded IN %ne -rss
encounter.
-sStrcng handed -sscr-n is a&7a
down by NJ. StaEyFtn as ras SEEI1o4s wa
his administration IN zn lz-gErEs@Fu
THURSDAY in which 1sse 1few TsnzEzaS-
expressed his eor-adHDre -ilzl zais PTS
icy, with the aid u rhe ssaA1a FA-sita-
4Err1 Of t4se =aaEsEE'' g&sla 1p2 I-EIE-
(which H1n EnfSa aE al TFyGr1E d Sa
I5y,al ard reliable w51l ztaa Ehs&rstzn-
1al ae-seaapncEz5cla ~ @SC
atsxt Bsfa3srzeE-- As HrzT4hEsig0l zE
| did CsantroIier CT tie ErsgarH SrEEE2F,-
ehack on Sunday, 1ns bsIisE zfLSs Cnc
ol,tiavved parliament r-ns nEpgT rsT1=-
se=ss tive nar nar&nSe Ro< onFEF--sGts5EEc
work. He spoke Wa1h scHT1 II 17e
LADDERS Of tine constitutional damn
Gratis. moi Attempting ~ nBlsaG AaS
impression that Ine 9uafs-reEpsc1afna-
Try OF tfle party wzas INIT 4 rgRHT Err
~irlsf1qeer3fy and trueEltTE azH1 n
worst element IF me r-spnEr13un- ThET
did mot honestly nH3isVe IL s-11E- z
general appropriation Of azIa 1rr n
complete a-uneEry. Thstr HaEo-H2g 2f
these features was rnerHfy=aa nz-rZpLtEa
lrry
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
couRT no nr1E ZION.
Judge Lzsndis Names Recefycr .fnr
gsnWfets Tswn.

Eefifaar john Alexander Duw1s,
founder. nor wilbur Glenn UolfvE,
present genera nyeTasar. rs given the
prpperzy estimated 10 ia Tyn-tn from
s12.DB6. 900 10 s2o,0 900, B8e In deca-
sioD faand@E down Friday Try Judge
k M L-andiz, Of the Tni1ed States
circuit rpnrt al Chicago. IL the Zion
City cszse. Instead. .IuaRe Lands de-
ciaTet Zion City Is a trust sztats. nam
ec John &. Hately. member " the
Chicago board or trade, q receiver az
the property. ard ordered the holding
Of an election Sept. Is, when the pso-
pie Of the Christian Catholic Apostolic
church IN Zion City small choose their
-overseer. Judge IIaniis will decide
Inter what compensation bowie will
be allowed for his past services
The nub u 1ias courts decision rs IN
the ruling thn- contribution ~ prop
ertF and money given Dovie was IN
trust Judge Laradis declared the cor
TryaIsce OF the Zion City property 10y
Vpiiva undsT power % attorney 10
John alexander Granger TO he void.
Judge Laradis quoted from writings
nf Dowie 10 show that the latter had
Always Regarded the property Of his
church as q trust
The adjudication IN the bankruptcy
proceedings against Dowis was liz
se- aside. so that pending litigation
agairw1 DnHie NAV automatically be
restrained until 1ha entire litigation is
ended.
Receivsr Haieiy1e bond u $4,000
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
prAga or AZ hcrp f.atttto1a
rl-d Owned W tatea'ar NlUo We

Bf-d Owned bv Erfsat'sr A3uh Nha
Over 80 arHYn old.
A uur-ur wFiah belonged 60 Inrrf
Perkins. y Latcti-r buahacsn man, ana
which mad becpsns famous IN that lg"
calizv. has just Gied Efis-r having n'AoS
an unusual record. The pnrf"t was
riveu 70 asr. Perkins when Mr.. PR
kims WIS q child Ungy : gsErE ~ uBA'
Tn uarrut remained the property
Of NJ. Perkins for Z period Of thlrtH~
SIX years il waF mir companion
through childhood. youth and man
hood When ne came 20 South DaEo-
IL To locale ne brought the old paTror
with niru nna II occupied L prominent
place IN the Perkins household Up 10
rte time % its heath.
SO far as Mr.. Perkins knows The
parrot was ever 50 years Of when
IL ntea, and II may have been cotlsio-
eruhfv older than that. parrots. as If
zsaI} known. sometime living 10 reach
IN zcp NJ 100 YEATS The parrot up
g.saErssd eealtzy aTsa strong until e few
Gg7E bsfa-c lis death, when II began
showing solicitations Of 1~eehlsness-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
HEAD1Ess BODY rs FDCxn-
Ohio NInn May Have Been aznrlsr
fcr fuxr.xs

Chic Nan May Have Been aznssszzz
for Mrrres-
The headisss bofsv a. . raan rnzf
found near L-eavittsbnrE d FrsGsrs
in q berry patch the head waS azs@-
found in q nearby har f4sEL Zas
BODY and head were badly Gs-rra-
;G.sed-
In the pockets were found larrs-s
showing the man Was AIbe-t Ee-7ne-
dy. OF Ellis. NO. lie recently had
been living at afan1ua, where his
brother resides
Kennedy was known to have had
$500 just before his death, and only
rs cents and q silver watch were dis
covered in the pockets OF the dead
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
Is DROWNED WHILE SLEEPING.
Rxzfrzza Worker Rn1ls u1n Greek in
TsaafsIz-

Waite =s9esp an Z ledge beneath L
s-3E-r a-rCrsS SNAKE River, nhaEI a
-zE4 rr0-a Mansfield Micfael Gosse,
i 7=a4lraqauaa grader. Tsl3 tntn n w7a1er
H-5 u7zx a-ap7EsE2 Ths body was Tt
-zvsrz8 ~ssrvaTglI hours gaIe- ny the
r77EEa -zsarSezAZ
II - sse2EcUR5 4Hs mans fr1=1fe =as
sn IsFe Ma8ETstS, IA After finishing
zuaTE -asgr-s5Gv arJs-sn0u several nlfn,
e=4zrz- sterF-n SaFssA II @as
ExtEcza snrEz5lu- 10 TsS- 1lfeTS q 1sT
aqaaS-% ANrut GlsH E2c4ncG aEe NJ
11eae --fau BTEaa8Cs. agal EG13cS6 GEls n n
z4.zsaessr ua2s missing 1ar 4naE@a
surrszlzaz a1al seeding tsss missing 1laIS
s47sszz sz-gE saEag a-sE==a h$S Zsa1alFsITe
5-rrrz ma ssz=zz j search. Failing II
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
Louis Esulldlnr e5oIaa1+-+

with q roar tiaaz STARTLED 1Ila DIzEa-
ness center OF ST. Louis. MIC Thursday
morning z portion oz fine third nDn- Of
the American Oak end 1ssa1Ins- Conn
pany's plant. heavily 1oafsn With
leather. crashed through the second
and first 7oprE into ths cellar TED
boys were carried down and internally
injured
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

The identity uf the unknown T1an
who wa ss1ut ar Mitchell on 5nsv 10
has been discovered through co-re-
spond%nce. tine chief Of police Of Lin
coin. Men, stating that b manas
name was James Burke and that ne
was released 5nrs - frnrn the pani-
1entiar at Lincoln having jn-t cum
pieted q term OF three years irnprison-
ment for burglar.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
..RnttlesnaIze Pete Dead.

Information has reached Edge
mont OF the death of "Rattlesnake
Pete" ~ex-deputy United States mar
shal and for a number Of years a
scout with Gen. Miles. Pete, whose
true name was w. H Iiddiard. was q
famous frontier character and was
well known TO many residents OF the
Hack Hills section of South Dakota
He died on his ranch at Ishawood,
Wyo-. Iulv IL
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
Arrested for Horse Stealing.

The Tinted States authorities in
Sioux Falls have been advised OF the
arrest OF Nick RwanEDn, a former resi-
dent II Lyman County. ms for
months has been wautsd by n gov
eminent on n charge Of stealing
horses from Sioux Indians belonging
on 1he Rosebud reservation
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
rr,,minent saissor.rian Dead

II. c. Brokmeyer, former lieutenant
governor OF Missouri. died ct ST
Lnke,s hospital at st LoniE, Mo-
Thursday morning He underwent an
operation Saturday and did mot rally.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
rszAzrEE FaExzzR MESSING
\ EeGissze.a 70 E7asg Numbered Away
E-fEf5r -Er-zzlEea-

l. 2eGicHesa 20 E7Hgg Wandered 8SssE
TfEi8c ZEe7azGEeG-
INK ErFzHrS=zzz disappearance ~
Erzn-lEr3aU Nelson. Z prominent End
venting 44ba1ofr CaunT- E11u
etfsa fafllrz To s@cglrH 11le slightest trace
Il a1irn his la5 10 afle belief thai he
Haragred zrEaE while temporarily de-
raGgEea md TaaE have uae1 ms death
ts d10-1lIEz OF otherwise
T7le missing man @EGs lost seen
al 8uf5=sa, Eae-R f3e InB& Z south
sqGunG t-atr There VIZ no reason
for ms strange departure. as his faan-
cia1 affairs were in excellent condition
and mis- family relations We're pleas
amt mr. Nelson states that he had
Ghaeu acting rather strangely for sew
erzl DAYS bAfore his disappearance,
fearing that someone wished to do
him bodily Injury
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
Indinn Cnrricn Mnds.

john Bear. the Indian sentenced To
f7le perTterttiary for life. YVES married
Sunday evening III the jail at Butler.
The happy couple left at once on
tEseir webbing trir'-tp the other end
rf the cell. sixteen feet distant MIR
Eesa- -tr111ls over All fiis property 10 mis-
wife. RunuT savE that ne has haa
ferIr wixess before.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
80 sinux Falls Chnrch.

The building committee of the
Sioux Falls Congressional church.
which has charge of the work of rails
ing the $4,000 which viii be neces-
sary for the construction Of q propos-
ed new church ediice. has thus far
succeeded in raising about ere-half
of the sum stated.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

Mrs Ellen EaiEft- Of EisseIpn. has
| formally pstitioned for ths pardon of
William Fitzgerald. VI WIS convicted
| OF Enarls9augfater 81 SisEstrn. s. d..
and sentenced 70 twelve al hard
labor in the state penitentiay.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
Ys,,- - - 4sessst, s,- Loo.

Toglrar EzEgsra Ir-laz. Ear uf MIR
and Mrs Wr5llsan T-uEz. rrlst . anr-A
ple death while hauling ines near HiIls
Cry. Hs mad q 5nrr-1lgrrse 1ezrn a1sd
IN SOME way failed 1p raotire hu7r tssssR
he WIS Frlvfrlg to tine edge Of the
road (which -11n along -ns side or the
mountain The vagpn was upset and
me IoEE fell npun tine ruung raalI-
crushing fss chest
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
I,enr.rrzts Of Irnusn.

AZ dba Democratic ieSislessve c
ve1Itipn fer the district Of Stanley and
Lyman Counties. which was held al
Ereshn. Ehe candidates selected -e-e
Fred s. Rps~e- OF Stanley. for the sen
ate. and Aasred Zxsske IF LrmEn. for
the house rnezr1ier.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

Friends of Miss Gertrude Morris,
who for the past TWO years mas been
assistant principal Of the Dell Rapids
city high school hHve reccn1ay recefv-
ed letters from her announcing her
candidacy for the office of count u
perfptendenf Of schoo of Minnehaha
County. subject TO the ratification and
approval of the Republican county
convention.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
.I,s-. f,n a. sisy1rx Falls,

Tne authorities OF Sioux Falls viii
fnI}uw the example IF the authorities
Of Lav~-ence County and seize and de-
s1-ur IN tfe FIXTURE aIl gambling para
pfe-rlaIia faund within the CITY limits
when used fog gambling
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
R0LD THIEF WANTED.
Dennis C-Si,ea is Wanted by the ROS-
. - ,-o-i Inffna

EFaflill- q SlisA Is NEili1teu Uy INC ftUs-
well Police.
The authorities are looking for an
unusually nuid thief. in the person Of
one Dennis O'Shea, q warrant for his
arrest having been issued.
0'Shea has been in the employ of
David Reese. of Roswell, and is
charged with having stolen from the
local stock yards aload Of hogs which
belonged to his employer. and which
he sold st Fedora for the sum of $86.
0=Shea then disappeared and not the
slightest trace OF him has since been
found-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

The report that the crups around
afiIisaBk ere being damaged ny black
RUST is mot true. "A diligsnt search
made for many miles in each direction
from Milbank failed To find a single
case OF black rust
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

Ia a heevy fog thre steamer C. W.
Esiphicks, Of Giichrist feet. crash
into q section OF the breakwater at
Cleveland. O.. late "Wednesday night
and sank Seventeen persons aboard.
Inclaading the captains wife and IN
other woman, were saved BIZ life saw
- The steamc is q total wreck
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
g Hrrn.d 10 Deash.

Ha4zel, aged % yssa-E- daughter OF
Walter C+fsIaer. uT Parker, was burned
to tEz1h Thursday while lighting q
stove sEIfh gasoline an the nome OF
Ers- Sam Buchanan, ten miles north
81 Parker.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

Hack PhRlen. a Parker character.
attempted To commit suicide with q
razor. His nephew. Charles Huihair.
entered the room and grappled him
and was cut in the hand by Pfaien,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
s,ork Ieryrs Sir Bnbies.

Al Kingston, Williamson County,
Tenn..a negress Wednesday gave birth
10 six children The children are well
formed and all alive at last accounts
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
Faruer Co,nmi1s sr,icia.

Henry steele a farmer. commit
Ted suicide Sunday afternoon on his
lSzsI EsNH ff-ss-r 1TaH
fsnd been on u prolonged spree.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

Fred BopsL H. whp was k.Icaxez fy
q ffo-ze q fsy ar r~~ar5nce. died from
hiz ira4u-few Dir Bo0Sw WEES SC years
% sgs. wss DDrr IN Cedar Essyias. L..
and came 10 Huron IN 1857 he ras
q nnerfnsr n fise Huron E-e deper.-
r3err
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
rru-nn E;ued iun.ko,n

Dan MeAdasns. whose hume was IN
Ottnmwa, Ia. Was killed en- q Xiv
er "Wednesday by a load Of pIIing rum
utng over him
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
piridcnd.

the Chicago, milwaukee, and st.
---sa--a r-1..r-r9nr declared a
Herss-aranual dividend uf So per cent
or common and preferred stock
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

A statement issued by the Depart
meuf OF Commerce and Labor says the
tereiGn commerce OF the United States
inHthe fiscal year just ended aggregated
S297o,o0o.o00. If the trade with Porto
Rico and Hawaii which was tncluded
m or foreign commerce prior 10 their
anns1afion, were added, tAs total
would materially exceed 5000, 10000
Both imports and exports exceed those
any earlier year. The total imports
wsre S1.226e0o,ooo and sxport 81.
1A,Oo6,O0e.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

Gfs CMS 1--we H1ock NGarkcs-
9a1urdsyss quotations ON sioux
CITY live > market fellow: Butch
st6ers, fSa15m6.S1. Top hogs.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

The zig s1Ea.0eo 1B-inch gun, with 4
L o. -weu-y-nne miles, which was
made ny lhis government, has been dis
carGeG, II having been found that, with
the power Of sUokeiess powder now in
uEe. Il would not stand the strain of
fire and consequently would be more
dangerous 10 those who fired 1t than to
The enemy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

- the tin-vegt eIld having season
snp-nsraeE ever Indication r.asrts In
c shortage II help Ra-.e-nl farmers
around E-er-e havn already engaged
1sler Sor he neg tvgo months AT $50
~ -1fszifa- board and lodging frae
which fE ~ far the highest wages
erc- offered farm hands IN that local
~ The s-uGucs-7erst is SO great mat
2 s1s-nlss- f bustnass mar, arneng
n"-7 ssarHe-E End merchants. have
Threatened 10 lock mp their pisces of
btssiTssEz and 80 forth fnts the harvest
a The cutting ef oats VIII be,
EeE's-al ON or apnut July rs. with that
"a wheat f~u1iov4ng q week iater.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

In making a promotion In the naval
bureau Of supplies and accounts, Seere-
tary BDnaparte refused to appoint q
ma who Ind been passed over a WON
IN, who had a higher official record
The woman, Miss Z. G. Thomas, got
the place.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

AT the War Department Thursday il
vas announced that Secretary Taft had
granted permits 10 three companies t o
Withdraw from the Niagara River wa
Ter for power. II permits the Niagara,
LocEport and Ontario Company TO i'm
port from Canada the equivalent of
1000 horse power from the Ontario
Power Company of Canada, and a like
amount by the Niagara Power Company
from the Canadian company of the
VI L. Tsas..se
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
u-..,.- T<..rue H.r, q sioux Cfrv. Ia

Fal1orinE lis q schedule of Western
League games to be played at Sioux
S-arr IL the fr~nnneHiate future
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

Minionaire sasess VIII is Filed for
Probate.

"A New York dispatch says. Except
for . few small requests to relatives.
the fortune Of Russell Sage is LEFT 10
his widow Their liz no charitable be-
quest There is nothing in the viii
TO indicate the value of Sage's estate.
MR.. sage's attorneys estimate the
value OF the estate at xT0.0oo.0oe 10
$50. a0a.0oo OF which about sau. 0Dn,-
600 is outstanding in loans
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03

The capital Of Alaska was changed
from Sitka TO juneau. Thursday, when
Gov Hoggatt rented rooms at the court
buildings at juneau for an office. The
Attorney General decided that this ac-
ton Effected the change.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-31
COMING TO THE
POULTRY SHOW

R. S. Hopkins, Secretary OF the Mid
die Tennessee Poultry Association re-
ceived a letter today from H. f. Reils,
editor of the Southern Francier, of
Atlanta. Ga, stating that he would at
tend the Middle Tennessee Poultry
Association show in November in per-
son, and that he is very DESTROYS to
meet all the breeders of poultry in
Maury County.
John A. Murkin, editor of the South
ern Poultry Magazine, published at
Nashville, will also attend the show
and will devote lot OF space In MS
magazine writing up the exhibition
and will also visit lot of the yards
and will give views of the yards and
write ups in the magazine. A number
of other poultry men, high up in the
business. will come to the show and i
behooves the poultry raisers OF MaurS
County to make the best show pos
sible with their birds
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-31
new OFFICERS
TO TAKE CHARGE
HEAVY BOND FOR SOME OF THE
OFFICERS.

The terms of the newly elected
county and district officers will begin
Saturday, though the majority of these
gentlemen will not be sworn in before
Monday. However, County Court
Clerk-elect Hardin w. Thomas, will
be sworn in Saturday by County
Court Clerk A. L. Thomas and will at
once qualify and take charge of the
office. AS previously stated in the
Herald, Mr.. A. L. Thomas will remain
in the office as deputy for some time
at least. 1t will devolve on Clerk IL.
w. Thomas to swear in the other new
county and district officers. if he has
qualified by Monday.
All of the newly-elected officers have
arranged to make bond and most of
them have their bonds about complet-
ed. All will give personal bonds.
Judge Gordon must pass upon the sol
vency of all the bonds, both county
and district. Judge Holding will then
pass upon the solvency of the bonds
of the county officers
Trustee Thomas viii have to give
bond double the sum of the taxes to
be collected, which will make his bond
about s175,O0O.
Sheriff Webb will give bond in the
sum of $2O,5OO.
! County Court Clerk Thomas VII
give bond in the sum of $4,000.
Circuit Court Clerk A. ]. Nichols
will give bond in the sum OF S22,5OO
Register Lipscomb will give bond II
the sum Of 100000
! The Justices of the Peace will give
bonds Of $500 each, while the bonds
of the constables will range from 81,
900 to $4,000.
The deputies of the Sheriff mus
make bond to the Sheriff if that Office
requires it of them.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-31
PLANS OF COMMITTEE
Dominated by Simplicity at Request
of the Distinguished Guest.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-While the
reception to William Jennings Bryan
in New York on Aug. 80 will be the
most remarkable popular demonstra-
ton to a plain American citizen ever
seen in the country, and while the
city will be crowded with more visit
ors than at any one time in its his
tory probably, no difficulty is appre'
hended by the managers of the enter
tainment in caring for the throngs OF
strangers. OF course, everybody will
NOT be able to hear Mr.. Bryan's speech
in Madison Square Garden on the
night of Aug. 80, but every visitor
will be able to see him during the
parade in the afternoon and at night
in Madison Square Park.
Mr.. Bryan will be brought to the
Battery at 4 o'clock in the afternoon
where he will be welcomed by as many
people as can crowd into Battery
park and the streets in the vicinity
sufficient force of police will be on
hand to preserve order there and
along the entire route of march. Mr.
BRYAN will ride in an open carriage
with Gov. Folk of Missouri, and prob
ably Acting Mayor MCGOWAN. An es
cort of one of the city troops VIII d.
provided, and it is optional with Wis
iting delegations to follow ON horse
back or in carriages.
Simplicity is to dominate every
thing about the reception, at the re
quest of Mr.. Bryan, and the process
sion up Broadway will be withou
music or other accessories OF gar
ish nature. AS Mr.. Bryan Is to b
welcomed merely as a distinguished
American in private life. who has at
tracted worldwide attention as on
of the greatest men this country ha
produced, the desire is to avoid tn
trappings of political demonstration
Line Of Parade.
The parade will be up Broadwa'
through masses of people lining tn
sidewalks, to Fifty-ninth street. theme
skirting the park to Fifth avenue, an
then down the avenue to the Victori
Hotel, at Twenty-seventh stree
Fifth avenue and Broadway, MI