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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
The Blue and the Gray.

TAMPA FLA, February 1S.-The
Florida Department Encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic and Wo-
mans Relief Corps and reunion OF the
Third Brigade OF United Confederate
Veterans both are In progress here to-
day. Governor Broward will to-mor-
row address Joint meetings of the vet
Grams.
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Fellows, having been grand master last
year. and Hon. j. C. Noel. the present
deputy grand master. who will be elect
ed grand master in May. Both OF these
gentlemen are speakers of ability, and
the meeting will be one of unusual
interest. Secretary 7. Wiley Davis VIII
also DO presented to metropolitan
Lodge. Solos will be rendered by Pro-
lessor John MInton.
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MOTHER BURNED TO DEATH
AND SON May ALSO DIE.

YOUNGSTOWN, PA. February 49,
Mrs. Edward Lutzenburg was burned
to death, and her son, Joseph, prob
ably fatally injured in a fire. which,
for a time. seriously threatened the
town of Barnesboro, near here to-day
The fire started In the Lutzenburg
home. and before being eXtinguished
destroyed two stores, two dwelling
houses and the Globo Hotel. The loss
Is $4,000.
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WIN Give Warm Welcome.

LIMA. February lS.--The banks and com.
ncrcial houses both Mt Lima and cat Callao
nave declared Thursday holiday in honor
OF the American fleet. which is expected TO
arrive on that day. Four special steamers
CARRYING 1000 excursion!sts. will start out
nom Callao early on Thursday morning to
welcome the American fleet
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HIGH Tide.
Mornings. ! ~ y
Evening,
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Negroes Injured by Explosion.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, February 49,
Charles Fish and Nelson Jackson were
fatally injured, and Charles Jones and
Beasley Grant seriously hurt at Mulgay
to- day by the explosion OF a dynamite
cap. The men, all negroes, were sit
ting around campfire. when some one
unknowingly swept the cap into the
hloza
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
Getting Serious In Michigan.

pETROlT MICN February 1S,-Dls-
patches from various points In Michigan
tell OF heavy storm tonight with high
winds and heavy TALL Of snow. towards
midnight the electric railway lines of De-
troit were having hard battle to keep
the tracks open, and 1t IL feared that before
mt rning transportation lines all through the
State viii be severity handicapped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
Mrs. Asenath Cutchins.

FRANKLIN, VA. February 1S.-Mrs
Asenath Cutchin, relict Of Henry
Cutchin, died at her home IN Isle OF
to-day. She was sixty-siH years ole
and died from pneumonia She leave
two chlldren-Mrs BraXton Cutchif
and Mrs. Tom Whitehead, of Isle o.
Wight county, and two brothers
Messrs. Eley and Allan Daughtry
Nansemond county. She resided in th
town for a number of Years until quite
recently ana leaves number Of rele'
SactiOn.
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Asher A. Moody.

Especial to The Times-pi.patch.
LANCASTER VA. February is.--Mr.
Asher A. Moody, one of the oldest and
most highly esteemed citizens of Lam
caster died at his home here this af-
ternoon. after a lingering illness. aged
seventy three years. He was native
of Dinwiddie county. but had lived here
the greater portion of his life. He
served in the Confederate Army and
had been deputy clerk Of the Circuit
Court. member OF the Christ Church
Parish and chairman of the Nantua
District school board. He Is survived
by his wife, who was a Miss Leland,
of this county. and one sister. living In
Petersburg. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
THE WEATHER

rain ot or anow IN north portion Wednes-
day, warmer; Thursday. fair, colder;
brisk to high southeast to southwest
winds.
North Carolina-:Raln Wednesday;
colder in west portion: brisk to high
southeast to south winds; Thursday
fnir, cOlder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
Prevalcncy Of Kidney Disease.

1FeVaIeHcy Oh TNIuncy DTNcHsc.
Most people do not realize the alarm
Ing increase and remarkable prevalency
OF kidney disease. While kidney dis
orders are the most common diseases
that prevail, they are almost tho last
recognized by patient or physicians, who
content themselves with doctoring the
effects. while the original disease under
mines the system.
The mild and immediate effect OF
Swamp Root, the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy Is soon realized.
1t stands the highest for its remarkable
cures in the most distressing cases.
Symptoms of Kidney Trouble.
Swamp-Root is not recommended for
everything, but IL you are obliged TO
pass your water frequently night and
day. smart!ng or Irritation in passing.
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rspeoIal to The Tlmes.plsnatch.1

{ In
BLACKSBuRG, VA, February H.,
Mr., Andrew Croy died at his home here
Monday, after long Illness, aged
fifty,one years, He was the, son OF
resident of Blacksburg. One sister
Miss Lena Croy--survives him, With
a large connection in tho town and
"Wednesday, and tile Odd-Fel lows, OF
which Mr., Croy was members will
have charge Of the services.
ch HsFe e M Mez William hs aa MTs Anna
Keistey Firth, died suddenly this at
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terno,on OF commissions. rho little ons
VIII be buried here Wednesday,.
Mrs. NJ. u. Nfcfycr.
speclnl 10 Tho TImes- Dlspntch.

DURHAM, N. c., February ls.IAfte,
a., he cut. Illness. which has lasted sev.
known and much beloved woman, al
iinur, nam, died yesterday. She had beer
m pad health for more than n year.
She had gradually grown . weaker '' ne,
W. Weaher suffering from complication
v yer1 o'-,h Eases, finally bringing the end
h her' peat,cefully She lis survived by
~, nolher--MLrs. Elizabeth Rollins.
t W. listers md two brothers-Messrs,
" Wag,ann Rollins, OF Washington, ~
Mrs " ~ I. Rollins. and Mrs. Phelps and
Mrs. w. II. DIXON. of thls cIfv =. -.''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
Fire Behind Range.

A still alarm of fire was turned in last
night from No. 2709 East Broad Street.
where blaze was discovered behind the
range. 1t was extnguished without diff
Guilty and With little damage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19

wrlght-McDnniel Trial Deferred.
TAPPAHANNOCK. VA, February IS.
The Wright-McDaniel murder case
has been continued. till the next reg
ular term of the Circuit Court Of Es-
sex, the third Monday In April
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peluware society Formed.

TSneclal to The TImes- pIspatch.l
NORFOLK VA, February 1S.-At a
meeting held this afternoon at the Lor-
raine Hotel the Delaware Society, of
Norfolk, was organized, and thu fol-
lowing officers We're elected: j. S. Mo
Neal, presidents Vice Presidents--S. c.
McGouigal, Captain Asher Hudson;
Secretary, f. F. Wilson; Treasurer. A.
A. Tomlinson; Board of Directors
samuel II, Wilson, p, +. Lee, Charles
uel Townsend, Captain q. +, Phillips
and A. $. Reid Jr
The first banquet will be given
Mr.. and Mrs, i. M. Fourqurean have
Florida and other points South.
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Weak and
o most and should hayea ttention first.
or Dr.
they wimhe nlI
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CANNON TAKES IN
ZOOLOGY ON SELF
Continued from First Page.)


now seems likely. owing to the Rcpub-
lcans having come to the conclusion
that tho Democrats have practically
bound themselves to support the VII
lams bill.
1t IS most noticeable that the White
House has not Illuminated for the
Aldrich bill. Tile utmost assurance
anybody has been able TO give regard
ing the attitude OF the President is that
he will sign the bill If IL receives the
approval of majority OF each House.
lie has hesitatcd TO indorse Il measure
which It's opponents claim TO be framed
In the interest of the wealthy male
factors" and predatory wealth" gen
orally. II it should be shown this
summer and fall as the presidential
campaign progresses that the country
takes this view of the measure, which
will have been put on the statute
books by that time, the President will
be In position 10 remind the country
that he never advocated the passage
OF the iniquitous law.
During Senator Stones advocacy of
the plan for government guarantees of
deposits in national banks. Senator
BE con. of Georgia, took occasion to OBJ.
pose that proposition at some length.
Mr. Bacon declared that IL such a plan
were put into effect State banks would |
be put out of business, as their depos-
It's would find their way INTO national
banks.
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r,sc,r,o Cable Plant Burns.

BRIDGEpoKT. conn. February ls-Fire
In the plant OF the Electric Gable Company,
in the eastern end of this city. to-day
caused loss OF about $4,000, the princi.
pal damage being to machinery. One Of
the two buildings OF the company was
.
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NInrmadulSe Gannnway.
: <N"~-"@"'' ~ y
[Sncclal to whe Times Dispatch.

[SnccIal to The Times Dlspatch.l
FATtAIVlLLE, VA, February 1S,-
Mr.. Marmaduke Gnnnaway, one Of the
oldest and best known citizens of
i, Buct!slrgas saG,i coI.Gntyr died yesterday
afternoon after protracted illness.
His funeral took place this afternoon
from his home-near Sheppards.
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Willinm ]. Cnrpcr.

ISper1Hf TITHts-DTsputcn.1
LYNCHBURG. VA. February 1S.--
William j. Carper. one OF the best
known men OF the. city, engaged in
the mercantile business, died this after
noon. having been paralyzed yesterday,
He was connected for years with tn
Coleman Shoe Company. He was six
ty-three years old a native Of Sa-
lem and served through the Civil War,
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Dorsey Walter,


y YIN WN.laN,.cH.,iEsiTER. VA, February urer ia
fldential " ciarn for many years CON
o yer Jay, lazy firms. and also an oenunnmt
from LII, sioi. city offices, died tordav
a afo.'' sickness SIC incident to advaneegd
a chnrte e Was w,a encouragement years old.
har Church in winchester. and M nnan'
p Wa In Iran Lodge of Free Mnaens
Az ~ iedyes his widow, who was aias sIlss
anne t,nn oRodefer. of Shenandoah couni ',.
wv sons and six daughters
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best known young men in his section
of the State. He leaves his father and
mother.
The funeral services were conducted
by the Rev. DIR. Jones. and the inter
ment was made in Falrview yesterday
Mrs. Martha G. Hancock.
Mrs. Martha C. Hancock died yester-
day at noon at the residence OF her
south Relvidere Street in 1.-THE the eishtY.
fourth year of her age. She leaves
three daughters-Mrs. b, G. Williams.
Mrs. Harvey Reuter- and Mrs. Alice
son, Mr.. Ira c Hancock. OF Baltimore.
The funeral will take place to-mor-
row afternoon at 1890 o'clock The
interment Will be made in Hollywood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
It You Need Medicine You Should Have the b

You Media You houd
is
certificate purity with bottle
Swamp-Root
be
Richmond
aily Times. Dispatch.
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at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Alice Morrisette. Ill
South BelvideTe Street. Tuesday.
February Is. at IL o'clock noon. Mrs.
MARTHA c. HANCOCK. aged eighty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
ENJOY LEAP YEAR DANCE.
Carriages and Flowers for the foUn
Men MT Covlngton Bail.

I5ptcIHI 70 7 IIt IEITuh- f3Is F1'At VIII
CONVICTION. VA, February 1S-The
lean year dance given on st. Nalen-
tines night at the Iltermont Hotel
BY the young ladies OF Covington was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19

Funerai from the residence at 8
O'clock THIS wednesday, AFTER
NOON.
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Mrs. .. II. Crnun
fSpecIalto nj. r,

ihiIan.hRtIlsoNBuRG, VA, Febrnarv 10
Mrs. IN Fleta craun. he wife OF g,, 10.
at att se a tGfarn' III died at her home home
sumption was the cause OF death 81
y, mas mint. .ni,nty-seven years of age. and
y, ia survived by her husband and aiu
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Mrs. w. v. Personiu,.


,ts SpQ ~, sILNAN1A, VA, FebruarJ 10
that stat " per,sonias, Of Ohio. died Din IN
vanced age OF Of e1ehdYy n, last at the ar
vvfIrsonius was Miss Pendleton Ny q;
,n y, and married and ,noved WI ot
in t sasis ifs living for many years ears
Ohio. She was ysheis WAND, and afterwards in
sons and two daughters. iour
Nrs q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
DEATHS

BENNING.--Died, yesterday morning
AUGUSTUS c. BENNtNG. son OF VII.
liam Berning, deceased.
Remains at Johnson's undertaking.
rooms.
HANCOcK.-Died. at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Alice Morrisettp. III
South Belvidere street. Tuesday.
February Is. at IL o'clock noon, Mrs
MARTHA c. HANCOCK. aged eighty
three.
above residence at i2:5 p. IT,.
. THURSDAY. Interment in River
view.
MooRE.--Died, at the residence OF his
parents, EDWARD u. MOORE In
FAINT son of Lee Davis and Lollie V.
Moore, aged nine months and nine
teen days.
Tsner eoI from S,1a the res rhGRsp l2s
MORNING at IL o'clock. Interment
in Riverview Cemetery
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
this life, Feb
ruary IA. 1906, Mrs. V. G. BAYLIss.
She leaves two sons--Messrs. Walter
L. and Forrest P. Bayliss. of Colds
horo; one brother-Mr. John j. Pow,
Kent, both of Richmond.
sM1TH.-Died. at the Memorial Hos
pital. Tuesday. February 18th. at
s35 p NJ after lingering Illness.
Miss MURIEI. A. SMITH, eldest
daughter of Robert NJ and Emma
NJ Smith, in the twentieth year OF
her age.
Funeral notice will be given In the
afternoon papers.
at his residence, on
$40 A. NJ, February IS. 1908. JOHN
WERNER. in the sixty-fourth year
of his age
Funeral from the residence at
O'clock THIS "wednesday AFTER
NOON.
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MooRE.--Died, at the residence OF his
parents. EDWARD d. MOORE In
FAINT son of Lee Davis and Lollle V.
Moore. aged nine months and nine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19

brick dust or sediment in the urine,
headache, back ache, lame back, dizzi-
ness. poor digestion, sleeplessness. nerv-
BUSINESS, heart disturbance due to bad
kidney trouble, skin cruptions from bad
blood, neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago.
bloating, irritability, WORKOUT feeling.
lack of ambition, may be loss of flesh,
sallow complexion, or Brights disease
may be stealing upon you. which Is the
worst form OF kidney trouble.
swnmp-Root In Pleasant to Take.
II you are already convinced that
Swamp-Root is what you need. you can
purchase the regular fifty cent and ono
dollar size bottles at all drug stores.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, DR.. Kilmers swamp Root,
and the address. BiHghamton, n. Y,
which YOU will find on every bottle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
Sonny Manuel.

r.vIS S.PpeG,al, TO The Times Disputcb.l
NJ isN.SiBuEtG, VA, Februarv IL
san, sonny Manuel. aged nifty Years
ans ' N foreman on the Chesapea,,a
dha ONO Railway. located at Reusans
brought here this afternoon for inter,
i"eht at the Presbyterian Cemetery.
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CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
9ichmond's weather was cold and
udy. Range Of the Thermometer:

Average. o-o
Highest temperature yesterday.".. 80
Lowest temperature yesterday..... "A
Mean temperature yesterday.,..,. 81
Normal temperature yesterday. Az
Departure from normal temperature S
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NIrs. Mhry q. HnmIct.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
/, ROANOKE. VA, February 1s-Mrs
NARY q. Hamlet. wife OF Major John r.
Hamlet, the well-known civil engineer
dled to-day from pulmonary trouble
aged hfty- three years. She is survived
by her husband and three children.
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Funeral notice will be given in the
afternoon papers.
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Miss Sarah Long,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
HARRlSOSBURG. VA. February IS.
Miss sarah Long, aged seventy died
this morning at her home at Massa-
Meta Springs. of dropsy She was
daughter OF the late samuel Long ana
is survived by one sister.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
HON. ROLAND f. CHASE,
Grand Master Inst Year.

Belvidere Lodge, No. $50, Independent
Order of Odd-Fellows, will make to-
morrow night an official visit to Met
ropolitan Lodge. No. 22s, on Church
Hill.
The principal guests OF the evening
will be Hon. Roland u. Chase. of Dick
enson county, who has held all the Of
fees Within the gift Of Virginia odd
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Especial to 1-c r,mes-Dispa,ch1

RICE DEPOT, VA, February 1s.-
Mr. William Farley died Monday at
the home OF his son In Amelia county.
IN the eighty-thlrd year OF his age.
TWO sons-James and Willam-one
prother-Mr G. G. Farley--all OF
Amelia county. and one sister-Mrs.
HoN. of Tennessee-survive him.
AIrA
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Funeral from the residence, T23
West Clay Street. THURSDAY
MORNING at IL o'clock. Interment
in Riverview Cemetery.
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
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BENNING.--Died, yesterday morning.
AUGUSTUS c, BENNfNG. son OF VII.
liam Berning, deceased.
Remains at Johnson's undertaking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
A Public building BilI.

In case a public building bill is
passed it VIII contain an appropriation
for Federal building at Suffolk. and
probably ct Bedford City. 1t may also
embrace a large increase In the appro-
pr!ation for the Richmond post-of1ice,
so as to admit of the building occupy
ing the entire block on which the
present building stands. !.
a Distillers' Bill.
Every distiller in the United States
will indorse bill introduced by Rep
resentative Johnson, of Kentucky,
which proposes to allow whiskey in
bond to be bottled at any time within
the bonded period of eight years, with
out the payment of the tax thereon, I'M
til the termination of such period AT
present. when whskey in bond is taken
from barrels and bottled the tax on
1t must be paid at once, and the bot
tied whiskey must be taken from the
premises. The proposed change in the
law is said to have the approval of the
Bureau of Internal Revenue.
An Important Liquor Decision.
Makers of applejack down in Virginia
should know that they will not be per-
rnitted hereafter to indlcateSon the bar
rel that the'%conteats are what they
really are. "
That is, the pure food law, according
TO A decision of the Attorney General
will permit the barrel to be marked
brandy" but 1t will not be permissi-
BILE to indicate whether the brandy
therein contained is peach or apple or
apricot brandy.
A barrel of whiskey may be so la
beled, but the manufacturer who may
wish to let his buyer know whether the
barrel contains rye or Bourbon whiskey
Is prohibited from so marking the bar
rel. The manufacturer of wine is al
lowed to mark the cask wine" but
he is not allowed TO further mark it so
as to indicate whether the said wine Is
even made from grape, much less
whether from Delaware or Catawbn or
Concord. The decision. taken all in all
is one of the most remarkable ever
rendered by a somewhat remarkable
Attorney General. Representative John.
son will introduce bill to amend the
pure-food law so as to admit of the
TOPPER who knows whether he wants
rye or Bourbon whiskey, or peach oil
apple or grape brandy, being sure he
gets his preference. Under the presen
decision even the barkeeper viii not b'
certain whether he Is serving rye o.
corn or peach or apricot.
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,,,,.I ~ I-I'tF 70 lleF-DIsnatch.
sTuART'S DRAFT, VA, February 1S.
Mrs. Mary Bare, widow of jacob IL
Bare, died Saturday. She leaves six
children-Mrs. Lambert. of Waynes-
horo; Rev. John Bare. OF Illinois, Mrs.
Cooley, of Rockingham county: Lynn
Bare, OF Mint Spring; Miss Alma and
Wallace, of this nlace
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Sas.XsTunE ALMANAC.

Sun rlsesy nc
Sun setT,,.,6:e,6o
oonIs.....,h:6.
rises .74l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-27
CROWD GREETS BRYAN.
Arrival at ST. Louis Is Signal for
Warm Retention.

st. Louis, Aug 26-Observed by COM
paratively few bystanders and without
ostentation William j. Bryan climbed
down the car steps of the Baltimore x
Ohio train from Salem. ILL.,, when ii
backed into the station at 5:35 O'Clock
this evening, took his handbag from the
cOurtly porter and started up the board
walk toward the iron gateway with the
throng of arriving travellers. Behind him
who was temporary chairman of the
Denver convention; Robert f. Rose, sec
rotary TO Mr.. Bryan, and four correspon-
dents accompanying the Democratic pres
idential candidate.
But before the little party had reached
the gate Mr.. Bryan had been recognized
and u crowd speedily gathered about him.
For a moment he stopped to shake hands
right and left and then rushed on to
ward the check room, where he Ss>Sed
up with other hurrying travellers and
awaited his opportunity to check his lug
gage That done, he made his way to
the ticket window to purchase ticket
to Kansas City, and the crowd, that by
this time had become SurSlng thronS,
swept along with him
Having purchased his ticket, he walked
out 20 Market street hailed carriage
and was driven to the Southern hot~l,
where he took dinner and discussed the
polftical outlook in Missouri with Off
Gals of the state Democratic commit
tee
He departed at 1890 p. m. over the Mis-
souri, Pacific Tor Topeka, where he VIII
deliver a speech tomorrow afternoon
At Carlisle Mr.. Bryan made speech
from the rear platform, discussing brief
" the question of popular rule as apphed
10 this government.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-27
OPEN HEADQUARTERS TODAY.
Western Branch of Campaign Com
mittec Beqins Its Work.

New York, Aug. 26.-The eastern head
CHARTERS of the Democratic party will be
opened in the Hoffman House tomorrow
on the arrival of Chairman Norman Z.
Mack Judge f. w. Tomlinson. Demo-
cratic national committeeman from Ala
bama and chairman of the sub-commit-
tee on organization, arrived today, as also
did Assistant Secretary Burton. Mr..
Tomlinson said:
while we are absolutely certain of the
election OF Mr.. Bryan, we are going to
work hard to get the Democratic party
organized. In the last three presidential
campaigns the Republican party beat us
because they were thoroughly organized
and we were not"
Mr.. Tomlinson said that all the factions
of the party were getting together and
would work in harmony for the election
of BRYAN: He said that the candidate
would open his speaking tour in Chicago
on Labor day From Chicago he will go
TO Indiana. where he will deliver three
speeches, then to Ohio. and he expects
to be in New York about the 18th of
September. AS planned now. Mr.. Bryan
will make one speech in Greater New
York. one at Rochester and another eth
er at Buffalo or Syracuse.