THE INDIANAPOLIS JOXJKKAL, TUESDAY, bOTOiiEit LO, .lltä ,

do not believe In the populism of Bryan italists, who owns one set of tools Is doubt, unrest and uncertainty would extend greater reason why our Par.0U.liSayn lie 7 MANY THE DAILY JOURNAL who from Nov. to March 4, and by thie time BREAKS HIS RECORD your support In thlsf RESUME WORK should act together until all questions a capitalist on a small scale, and he Mr. Bryan was Inaugurated the liijuij the campaign of 1?.' v GO, effecting currency owns a factory, mill or railroad Is a capital would have been wrought. Nothing he Mr. Bryan quoted Senator 1000. are settled. 1 S f TUESDAY. OCTOBER the "i M 1 rwj" a e.i lne was iM.Mfr.irnror1 fl army question. "1 want to ist on a large scale. If worklngmen are to President ifi mau&ui.v. had years ago. An could undo the damage that Mr. Depew said only two of Telephone Calls (Old and .cw.) Tili: WORK OF Tim WEEK. own thc'tools of production," what is to aiready resulted from his election. army of 100.0W was then ngtalked We have no great responsibili- BRYAX OUTDOES ALL FORMER EF-- would take more than 3IOST OF THE STRIKING .MISERS .) doubt that and he slid it Eu-'.r- 0,.c....-:i- H 1 Editorial r5oms....KO The election takes place, a week from to- become of those who own them now? Is ties would by the coloidal pollc. Hu sobtr Mr Bryan, but FORTS IX SPEECIIMAKIXG. that if we carried out the TIRX TO THE COLLIERIES. day. In this State the campaign has been It not better to have equal laws under time Mr. Bryan was sobered the wheels of He said: It would mean the increaM ofour industrial progress might have been turned 130.000, likely to imwo men. TERMS st bscriptiox. long most of those in- every own level ac- army to more of and arduous, so that which man can find his back half a decade, and the country would it would mean the increase of our annual ET CAIiltinil-INDIANAro- US ar.d SUnURUS terested will be relieved cording to the gifts God has given him- - be in the midst of another period of indus- to double what they are now " in the election expenditures Pally. Suray Included. cents pr mnnth. trial and financial depression. Is it worth years ago. Now the Re Thirty-Seve- n Thlrty-Mn- 4 years ago ability, energy, enterprise and That was two of the e l'ailr. wtthoiit Kun.lay, cents per month. when it shall be ended. 'Four ambition, this Facrafice on the part of the American Talks to Thirty Audiences, Ilrurlnnina; publicans are advwatln? an Imperial Mio, per year. u Fun iar, duly, people to sobered? The j-o- Depew ni'out flO Fun-iay- , the cam- have Mr. Bryan what Mr. Operated by the Reading - no which 2 5 cents. there was business with thrift. at 7 o'clock In the Mornlnpc and show -- Com- - t:r.?:e- copies: lal!y. crt; Free Press cannot believe it. however de- Lid tha? imperial Wea: You cannot BY EVERYVVIIEItC: paign could Interfere. This year, in spite sirable, from view, a so- Midntgrht. on and pany In Operation. "Is certain points of Endlnc Nenr have empire without its attributes abs-olut- The Sentinel In its editorial columns Mr. Bryan Pnüjr, W(k. 11 cents. e certainty of re-- ber might bo. revolution ofour rT . of the almost the means a practical l;a.y. JTKlay. Inclu-ied- per week, IS ctnts. that t'un-ijy- . - accustomed to apply to Theodore Roosevelt of government and an abandonment iafue. 5 cents. elect!- of President McKinley, the cam- forms held when they UY jr such epithets as "Vaporing mountebank." BUBBLES IN THE AIB. of the beliefs the fathers MAIL PREPAID: paign h.:3 Interfered" with business to some established this government in L.o. inat edition, one year 5j "hare-braine- d ego Depew SOME TROUBLE AT rsl?r ' "Bloviating braggart," VISITS MANY LITTLE TOWNS is opinion of your own Senator SCRAKTOK I.my and tunay. on year extent. In order that the result of the "Whnt AVe Owe the Tail. the ent i'J "Harum-scaru- m dare-devil- ." only two years ago. Your bualay only, on year . election may not turn back the abounding tist," and the ago forciblef annexa- TO CLUES. "Do you enjoy history. Miss Pauline?" only three years that REDUCED KATES re- like; and not long since devoted a column aggression and contrary prosperity, all those who believe in the "Oh. so much, professor; it makes such lovely tion was criminal we say now Weekly Edition. or its more or less valuable space to warn plays." to our code of morality and election of Mr. McKinley should do all in AXD ENDS THE TOUR "WITH EIGHT they said then, that it means a revo- WHERE A FEW OPERATORS DID X0T On corr, one year M ffr-,-s what aban- their power to bring out a full vote. This ing the public against Mr. Roosevelt as a BROOKLYN. lution in government: it means the TOST THE REQUIRED Five certs rrf mcnlh for periods less than a Gastronomic Zeal. SPEECHES IX donment of our ideals it means that adop- XOTICE year. No subscription taken for less than Urs Is most essential in Indiana, since upon in- demagogue in literature as well as in pol policy against which mcuthr. "Is Kitts anything of a hunter?" tion of the colonial dividual effort depends the Republican itics. His ideals of manhood set forth in gets our forefathers protested 123 years ago. REDUCED RATES TO CLUD3. "Well, he never lets up when he track you Republicans vote for that plurality. is a mistake to Jeave the work his books it declared to be misleading and of a Welsh rabbit." and before you Fubecrib any of our numerous agents or It I want you to remember that when Nearly with self-governme- Bryan Applause with Her nt All In the Lackananna Valley fut-scrijrtlo- Mrs. Shares end n to the of the campaign to committees because Injurious to youth, and "rank poison to sign the death warrant of A Devotee of the Dram Store. Husband by Showing Her- in the Philippine islands you sign the death Will, However, Open for do work- self-governm- COMPANY, there Is much work that individuals can the young people of the land." After ent JOURNAL NEWSPAPER of your own in To-Da- If forests all are eivinx out, and soon we'll Peopte. warrant Work y. Indianapolis, Ind. much better. There Is campaign work that ing Itself up to a high pitch of Indignation wood, self to the this country: when you deny liberty to know the dismal plight of no mor let's you a blow at your own. The are para- air-tigh- t. others strike ncne but individuals can do. There It concluded with this interesting rush about and set right up the old way to defend your own rights Is to Persons ndinr the Journal throurh the mal! best eight-ras- e hundreds voters throughout the State , of others." t of graph: recognize, the rights In the. Unttf-- Ftate should put on an five-minu- te ONE-CEN- T postage on a twelve More Foolishness. At Delanson Mr. Bryan made a ftamp; 3.-T- paper a that readers of the Journal, as individuals, In all soberness we say Theodore 23. "And am feeling o-!ay isteen-par- r TWO-CEN- T that NEW YORK. Oct. I platform of PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Oct or e iap-- a postage Roosevelt, campaign, on account "What Is your view of the paramount issue speech from the rear tamp, foreign postage is usually double thejt can induce to vote the Republican ticket. in thl3 tolerable well, I thank you." This was Mr. his car, which was addressed entirely to witnessed an almost general resumption tjf , of his prominent position, i3 doing more in this campaign?" rates. fs to-nig- ht the farmers. He said that statistics show work This the week for such work, and for toward the demoralization of the youth "Well, with a charitable eye on both parties Bryan's response when told that in the anthracite coal region. here, for In during that each decade the farmers share of the All communications Intended publication that special work it is the best week of of this country than can be counteracted I should say it was the White House." he had made thirty speeches the world Is growing less and for six weeks, mine workers therein rn, this paper mut. In order to receive attention, by all the schools churches in a year. wealth of the be accompanied by the name and f.ddresa of the the campaign. How many Republicans and and day, and thus broken his own record for less. ployed, have bei n on strike for an advancs - That Is why he Is a dangerous demagogue. g. writer. Not In Costnme. speech-makin- As rule the speeches SPEECH TO HEBREWS. in wages, a pow-de- r, un- money will make them- Fnvor of Staee a reduction in the price of Rejected manscripts will rot be returned sound Democrats In the literary department of yesterday's occasions, Mr Bryan's meeting in Hamilton Fish less pestage Is inclosed for that purpose. speak "I offered that tramp your eld golf sweater, were not so long as on most but and in several districts, the abolish- selves a committee of one to with Sentinel Is a review of Mr. Roosevelt's Harry." by or ten Park, under auspices of the Hebrews second-clas- they exceeded in number nine the ing of the sliding scale of wages. In a Entered as s matter at Indianapolis. this or neighbor and In his own way Mr. Ind., postolf.ee. that book, "The Strenuous Life." The reviewer. "Was he glad to get it?" those of any previous day during the pres- of the East Side, was a great success. few instances collieries operated by ind- urge McKinley? any "Oh, was too him to vote for Can Is begins by he didn't take It at all; said it ent campaign, and by three the highest Bryan addressed himself especially to .the ividuals and by companies have who eulogistic throughout, gay." a faikd to THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL one conceive what an influence it would saying: number made in the campaign in any one Hebrews, saying he was glad to address resume, but in the main it can by fafdy 1SDG. produced Solomon, the wisest Can be found the following places: have In Increasing the plurality If each man day in Beginning at Balnbrldge, in race that had said that hard coal Is once more Ulr.f at The volume so entitled Is the latest Another Campaign Scare. law-giv- r. NEW YORK -- As tor House and Fifth-avenu- e Republican 9 o'clock in man, and Moses, the greatest who feels the importance of which Mr. Roosevelt has found time to "That's a great story the Bryanltes are circu- the interior of the State, at mined. Hotel. give Syd- Ex-Govern- or Stone, who accompanied CHICAGO ralmer House, T. O. Jews Co., 217 success would make a list of those whom us out of his own strenuous life. His lating." the morning, he spoke in succession at The Philadelphia and Reading Coal anj Deartv.rn street. name is inseparably connected with this ney, Oneonta, Otsego, Schenvus, Mr. Bryan, said he regarded the Ham- 154 he he may be able to Influence and "What's that?" Unadilla, that Iron Company, which controls over a R. Hawley & Co.. Vine thinks phrase, for he Is of his own a, po- CINCINNATI J. an illustration Delanson, Ra-ven- meeting the greatest cent, output etrr. have a kindly talk with him as to what is ideal of the living of the strenuous life. "Why, that McKinley Is trying to get up a Cobleskill, Vocrheesville, ilton Fish Park per of the of the anthrucit LOUISVILLE C. T. Deerin. noKhwewt comer yet forty-tw- o years one carnation-pin- k trust." Coxsackie, .Catskill, Saugertles, litical gathering he had ever witnessed. region, which opera- Not old, he is the 100,-00- 0. and is the larsest and Jefferson streets, and Louisville for the all-arou- of Third better for them as individuals and nd country- - He the number present at Rook Co., 25 Fourth avenue. American of whom his Kingston.- Highlands, Marlboro, Cornwall, estimated ting company in the hard coal field, to-d- aj they go to polls? men econ- country at large when the are proud statesman, historian, Footnotes. Nyack Superintend-en- News Company, Union Depot. Every Highland Falls, Haverstraw, West From the park meeting there was a mad received wcrd from General t ST. LOUIS Union It would mean thousands of votes for Mc omist, soldier, hunter and author. The only truly industrious man Is the man Brook- thing he has done has been well done. and Little Ferry. In New York city he rush to the Academy of Music in Luther, at Pottsville. that thlrty-seve- a D. C.-R- iffgs House. away from WASHINGTON'. Etbltt Kinley because all the arguments which ap-- who works when he doesn't want to. lyn. Mr. Bryan was whirled thirty-nin- e House and Willard's Hotel. is not to bo con made one speech, at Hamilton Fish Park, many squares through of the collieries operated bj em- It inferred from this the park and for peal to who business or during to-da- y. the voter has opinion literary After a poet grets famous all the girls fifteen on the East Side, and in Brooklyn the Jewish quarter his way was lined witn that company were working ThU McKinley. flict of that the Sentinel's making people, by fireworks and loud ployment are In favor of years older than he remember that they used the night he made eight speeches, and marked is the number that was in oirution 03 editor does not read what the political to go to school with night. acclaim. Then there was a dash across the Monday, Sept. 17, the first day The Journal's Redaction in Price Republicans should redouble their efforts him. thirty In all for the day and Brooklyn bridge and to the Academy of of th editor says. On the contrary, he presum- along head- strike. Following that date, however, each the next few days. Talking together of the Many The day's tour was first the Music, in that city, where the-- longest succeeding day witnessed closing ably does read it, as one of the painful a woman would make her last winter's There was the of glowing prospects work; bantering hat do season waters of the Susquehanna river, and then speech of the night was made. additional collieries, until all controlled ty is not another if she wasn't afraid her another great throng in the vicinity of the Reading Company ' A wrong Impression seems to pre- are a duties Imposed on each attache of the husband had been betting hats on the election. back through the Catskills and down the was crowded the were hut down with Bryanltes is not work; both Academy, and the interior The two collieries not in operation to-da- y among certain of the subscribers paper, but, like outsiders compelled or Hudson on the west side of that river to until there was room for no more. are the West vail waste of time. To work Is to do something When a man says he is sound as a dollar he Academj' Mrs. Shenandoah and the Her.ry re- beguiled by one reason or another to the Weehawken; thence across the river and At the meeting at the Clay. The former is in the Schuylkill re- to The Journal, namely, that the to increase the Republican vote. It will be doesn't necessarily mean a Bryan dollar. Bryan occupied a seat in a private box. gion, and, according to the Reading ' same task, declines to accept a word of it across Manhattan Island and into Brook- meeting was held under the auspices of of. reduction in subscription and The iicials, did not resume because of the eon-structi- on cent the appreciated by committees if the rank A man may be pessimistic for himself, but lyn. All the speeches, except one, were Brooklyn Democratic Club, which as tempo- help they as truth. Merely for the looks of the the cf a new breaker. The Hem price of the paper was only file will volunteer to wherever optimistic for his race. made in the State of New York, the excep- an organization supported the Palmer and Clay, it was stated, was idle because th thing, however, the political and literary 1S96. beginning his rary, and that a return to former rates can. being of Little Fern', which is Buckner ticket in In abandonment of that mine was contem- together." Woman has no inventive genius; but. If neces- tion that speech Mr. Bryan made brief reference to plated. when campaign editors should "get in the State of New Jersey. Mrs. Bryan the history, saying he was pleased would take effect the CHAIRMAN sary, she can give the fire a good poking with a club's The Pennsylvania Company, whleh ope- THE SENTISEL AND accompanied husband during the day, to have their support at this time, if, he rates nine collieries, received closes. This Is ah error. The present buttonhook. her ' alo lavor. In a letter written by Mr. Bryan to Hon. had not had it before. On this point he able reports to-da- y. one IIKIINLY. In the country people sometimes put the skil- 'and she received almost as much applause 1(1 But of Its rrinr published price of the paper will be George A. Carden, of Dallas, Tex., on 3 failed to resume, the Welliam Pern, libel- - let on the table, they to eat twenty-fir- st to- n high The Sentinel makes a vicious and but don't have as he did when she appeared before the "This is the speech for the Schuylkill region. The rennsyhsr.U permanently maintained and its Feb. IS, 1S96, he related this interesting in- with one eye on the clock. She was day and, yet your presence and your en- Railroad Company, since the first offfr ous attack on Chairman Ilernly of the crowds assembled to hear him. me forget am tired. cf standard will in no way be impaired. cident: day many thusiasm .makes that I an advance in wages by the operator?, Republican State committee because he Man is the architect of his own fortunes, but also presented during the with I am trying to do my part in this cam- refrained from making any statement subscriptions to us 1S05 way you 3cnd in your at has written to postmasters asking them to In June, I was discussing the silver he would often get on better if a board of build- handsome bouquets of roses and chrysan- paign, and I know from the act to what course it would pursue, and whrn paper question at Jackson, Miss., when a gentle ing inspectors was appointed to look after him. Mrs. Dan-fort- h that you are prepared to do your part." notices were posted by other operator the published rates or have the contribute to the Republican campaign man in audience asked me I would themums. Eliot Danforth and Discussing Mr. Bryan referred the if the during the trusts that the Scranton demands would lj delivered to you by our agent in your was simply support a gold standard candidate on a were also aboard train to the letter of acceptance of Governor granted this company still maintained its fund in this State. Ills letter gold AN OLD DAVID. greater as presidential nomi- locality. any standard platform if the Democratic the day. As a rule enthusiasm Roosevelt, the vice silence. .The men, however, were given a request for a contribution of sum convention should nominate such a candi- was manifested than at smaller places on nee. Upon the mention of the Governor to understand that the Company wouti date. I while I did not there were loud hisses from all parts of the recipient might feel like giving to the answered that, Mr. Bryan's first tour of the State, and make 'no formal promise to them whlla believe the Democratic party would take He Has n Son lit the Philippines and the house, which did not cease until Mr. they remained on strike, but on their re- Eugene V. Debs calls mills, factories and Republican cause. The Sentinel says this propor- ef- such action, I would refuse to support Showed Ills Feeling. the crowds were generally large in Bryan made a special request to that turn to work the company would treat machinery "the tools of production." With Is open violation of the law of the tne nominee in the event tnat it did se tion to the population. Of the day meet- fect. He held his hand aloft In. depreca- them the same as any other operator. "an ings Kingston was the largest, as It was tion of the demonstration and asked the Bryan the only tool of production Is the Ilernly lect a gold standard candidate on the gold With the men at the William Pern co- Mr. United States," calls Chairman standard platform. I never re one of the most enthusiastic. Haverstraw people to desist, out of respect for the of- lliery, however, the decision was reached Shelbyvllle . Jaw. "a law breaker," and herds an editorial tracted what I said at Jackson, and I do (Ind.) Republican. and West Nyack also received Mr. Bryan fice. that unless the notices were posted prom- SSBSSliaBSBSBSSBSBBSSBSSJSSBSSSBSJSPBBSSSSSS8SlSBBlBSaBSSSSSBBJ not Intend to. "Is the young man Absalom safe?" Mr. most cordially. In connection . with his discussion of ising the increase until April 1 there woull "The Scoundrel Ilernly." These charges trusts, Mr. Bryan said: "Every once In a day approaches activity 1S06 Bryan In his numerous speeches over the CROKER HIRES ALL THE BANDS. be none who would report for work. It As election the and epithets are libelous and actionable, During the campaign of Mr. Bryan while I see it stated that a Republican is believed men will return after - The demonstration In Brooklyn was one that the Bryanltes in the Philippines and country has frequently with feigning so- has offered to bet money on the result of Mitchell, the United Mine of the but with that the Journal has nothing said that he did not want any man who political outpourings In President of in- licitude asked this question, and there are of the largest the the election. Of course Democrats can't Workers, has assurred them that the the Aguinaldists in the United States believed In the gold standard to vote for 100 - compete with magnates bet- to do. many old Davids here and there who will history of the borough. Over bands fur- the trust in Pennsylvania yet will keep its faith. ting, for while Democrats spend their own ofllce Lehigh and creases. . any him. In this letter he declared that he music, is estimated over At the of the Coal Chairman Ilernly has not violated not hesitate to answer no. Theso "are the nished and it that money, the trust-mad- e man spends other Navigation Company the statement would bolt if the Democratic party should 100,000 people saw Demo- ap- wai straight any party law nor done anything unusual. The civil old Davids who, with trembling hands and heard the people's money." He closed with an made that the ten collieries operated by To vote ticket of to-nig- a ht. peal to Democratic voters not to allow service law never intended to prevent per- declare for tho gold standard. Having and pulsating hearts, read daily the casu- cratic candidate, speak There were that company were working as usual. place a cross within the square contain- - eight parades in the borough, and themselves to be Intimidated at the coming sons in the government service from con- declared against "regularity" himself, and alty lists In the Fhiliplno Islands. different election. of party, and no mark 40,000 Over 10,000 to Go to Work. ingthc device the is estimated that altogether people Mr. Bryan, concluding speeeh-makin- gr Failed tributing to campaign If they having voted for Weaver, Populist, in 1S02, Last Saturday night while Captain W. it after his anywhere else. funds. were in line. Fireworks flamed until mid- in Brooklyn, left for Hornellsvllle SCRANTON. Pa.. Oct. 20. Over 10,000 mine wished to, nor persons not In the govern- Mr. Bryan Is In no position to denounce E. English was speaking at the opera at 12:12 a. m. on the Erie railroad. stage night from a dozen different stands, and employes In the Laekawana valley refused The Journal is of opinion that Mr. Bry- ment service from asking them to do so, Democrats who can't acept his Populistic house there sat near the an old army David who has a young man Absalom Greek fire was everywhere. A small to return to work this morning because the an is a better speaker than he was four provided the person so asking did not enter heresies. of policemen kept the crowds in order, and ARMY MORTUARY LISTS. companies for which ihey had mined coal In the Philippines. This old David had twenty mounted officers met Mr. Bryan's years ago. lie makes decidedly more votes the building or room where the official is never slain a Goliath ; he had never gone failed to comply with the terms o th Democrats from the States of Georgia party at the bridge entrance and acted as con: for the Republican party. employed. In 1SS2 the Supreme Court of forth to battle with the Philistines; he was an escort for the remainder of the even-Irg- .' MacArtlinr Cables One from Manila Scranton miners convention. The and South Carolina are taking part in not bedecked in the raiment of a king. &. the United States, by Chief Justice Walte, The first speech was made at the Perlcy from Xasrasakl. panics affected are the Ontario Westers If Chairmen Ilernly feels like testing in the canvass of this State, because, under He was simply a plain, common old Amer- Academy of Music. As the Bryan party Railroad Company's ten mines, employing decided that the law , prohibiting persons ican David of tho modern kind. He sat approached the Academy, bombs and sky- courts the question whether political the system in their own States, few peo- and with rapt listened to 4,000 men, the Forest Mining Company, at the there attention rockets were set off In front of the bor- Mac-Arthu- in the civil service from soliciting cam- WASHINGTON. Oct. 29. General r's Archibald, employing 6.800 men who have licence authorizes public .defamation of ple vote. Senator Bacon, of Georgia, is tho speech, while his patriotic heart was ough hall and filled the sky with clouds of paign contributions from other persons in beating a tattoo to the emotions that made colored stars. Music broke forth from a latest mortuary report, received been on strike since last July; Green RHgt vote well-wor- n Coal Company, employing 400, and tht character he has good cause. here. In the total for President his bosom heave beneath his dozen bands, the throngs of people In to-da- y Manila, Is as the civil service was constitutional. The and from follows: Clark Tunnel Coal Company, employing 1 In his State was less than 137,000, but those coat. In vain did this old David attempt the streets cheered and shouted themselves "i court said: to suppress the volcanic eruption Dysentery Oct. 3: Company E, Seven- At all the other mines there was a completi Among the good results produced by the 157,000 that hoarse. teenth Iniantry. Albert W. Frisby. Oct. resumption, even Jermyn votes chose thirteen electors, whilo as Captain English proceeded and told of Academy was crowded with an en-thusia- stic at those of certainty of McKinley election Is the The managers of political campaigns The 24: Company M, Twenty-firs- t Infantry, Co., in Old Forge, where It was believed not in the employ of the United States Indiana's 633,000 votes choso fifteen electors. an incident that evening which had oc- audience, and thousands of peo- J. Martin; Company I, go curred on the train as he came from In- ple who wished to hear the Democratic Patrick Thirteenth yesterday the men would not back until email amount of betting. Republicans are are just as free frow to call on those In Indiana, on the basis of number Infantry, Dennis Murphy. Oct. 22: Com- they were assurred that the grievances be the of dianapolis to this city, wherein candidate could not be admitted. When Thirty-eight- more than willing, but there are no takers. office for money to be used for political another pany G, h Infantry, George E. cause of which they struck le adjusted. service as ever they were, and those in of- electors chosen by 157,000 voters In Georgia, old David was exhibiting to the passengers Mr. Bryan appeared on the platform the Thornton. & post a picture of a young man Absalom crowd went wild with applause, and it was The Ontario Western Company el fice can contribute as liberally as they forty-tw- o dressed Tuberculosis Oct. 24: Troop K, required this In- would have electors. Will those sufficient quiet Fourth the amendment to its notices Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, was please. The Ww contemplates r.o in the blue clothes of a soldier, who, he at least ten minutes before Cavalry, Fred P. Sullivan: Company F, afternoon, explaining the powder clause, restrictions upon either giving or receiving Southern Bryanltes tell us why their peo- proudly told them, was In the Philippine could be restored to allow the speaker to Thirty-nint-h Infantry, Charles T. troduced to a political meeting Sunday fighting proceed. Mr. Bryan spoke for thirty min- Stearns. and its eight collieries will resume woric except so as may be necessary to pro- Islands for the'flas of his country. Oct. 23: Company C, w. far ple do not vote as do those of the North? utes, being frequently interrupted by ap- Seventeenth Infantry, The Forest Company's two afternoon as "next President after Bryan." tect. In some degree, those in the public Said he: "I have been a Democrat all William Gross. Oct. 7: Company G, Thir- collieries Archbald, men have against through my life, but never, no never, will I again plause. Senator Wellington, of Maryland, Infantry, Logan B. at where the That means, as children say, "next day service exactions fear of followed Mr. Bryan, who, as soon as his tieth Jackson. been on strike seven months, did not re- personal loss. The New York World, Bryan organ, says: give my support to "a party which lifts its Malarial Fever Oct. 22: Company, A, sume, becauso the local grievances for never." hands against my country, or speech was ended, started for the Park Forty-nint- h after civil-servi- ce making traitorous Infantry, Robert L. Baker; they originally been This decision was under the "Mr. Bryan is a splendid fight, but them with the blood of this, my Theater, where he addressed another large signal corps, which struck have not stains gathering. Company F. John H. Taylor adjusted. According to Democratic leaders, all law of 1S78. The amended law of 1SS3 ex- the only thing that can be said with abso- beloved boy Absalom!" The old David Aug. 9: Company B, Twenty-eight- h In With the exception these two co- who sat could After leaving the Park Theater Mr. Bryan fantry, Englehardt. of and tended the protection above referred to, lute confidence is that the vote will be the in the front maintain his a ar- John llieries that were not In shape to start tip. along the line from Bryan down to Burke, composure no longer and the fury that made dash for the eastern district, Typhoid Fever Oct. 26: Company K, mines of valby may riving at the Palace Park Rink about 9:15 Twenty-sevent- all the the Lackawanm ever be h to-da- their party followers are preparing to make and besides prohibiting any person in the largest cast." This regarded was raging In him came forth. He leaped Infantry, Charles E were at work y. A nonunion mm at to his feet, and with" a roaring whoop o'clock. Before his arrival there was a pa- Lenox. 7. government service from soliciting a cam- as a strictly conservative statement. The of 6,000 Democrats with twenty bands. the Lackawanna Company's Archball explanation, on Nov. to the effect that Comanche, his old slouch rade Meningitis Oct. 4: Company II, Eighth re- like a hat At a quarter to 10 Mr. Bryan arrived at mine had to quit because the drivers "the darned scoundrels bought us." paign contribution from any other per- population having greatly increased within went to the celling like a sky rocket. But Infantry, William. H. Phelps. Oct. 20: fused to serve him cars. The superin- Liederkranz Hall, where there was another - Forty-fir- st Company w, son In the government service, said: four years the vote will necessarily be the in the next instant the mournful truth parade and more bands. At Military Hall, F. Infantry. William tendent directed him to go back flashed before him that the party which J. Miller. and said he would see to it thnt the If it is libel to call a man "an unscrupu- Sec. 12. That no person shall, in any largest ever cast. The Journal takes this the next stopping place, there was a parade All Other Casualties Oct. 21: Troop had evoluted into such ignominy was the and twenty-seve- n bands to greet the can- L, drivers did not discriminate agnfnst hira. lous scoundrel," and to charge him with room or btiilding occupied In the discharge opportunity to assure tho World, one to which he had clung all his life with Third Cavalry, Alton J. Rumery. Oct. 17: with didate. was nearly 11 o'clock when the Forty-nint- of official duties by any officer or employe abiding faith of a , true, loyal, honest It Company C, h Infantry. Douglas violating the criminal laws of the United "absolute confidence," candidate reached Arion Hall. This was a Thirty-sevent- of the United States mentioned in this that the bulk of this party member, and dropping back Into his Alston. Oct. 21: Company I, h THANKSGIVING DAY. navy-yar- d, labor meeting, and Edwin Markham and States in the conduct'Of his own affairs, act, or in any fort or arsenal, Increase, to say nothing of the old majori- seat the fountain tide of his sorrow broke Infantry: John J. England. Sept. 24: Com- any Controller Coler had addressed the gather- pany C, Forty-fourt- h solicit in manner whatever, or receive go loose, and as the tears of his bitterness ing Bryan Infantry, Ernie it is equally so to make the same charges money ties, will to McKinley and Roosevelt. before Mr. arrived.' From Arion 10: Thirty-seven- nt any contribution of or any other gushed forth and glistened under the gas Stockstill. Oct. Company L, th Annual Proclamation by the I'real-de- political thing of value for any political purpose Hall Mr. Bryan was driven to Scwaben Infantry, William Chatman. In connection with affairs. light none knew the plenitude of his sor- Hall, where he concluded his speech-makin- g. whatever. Debs's plan of social and economic re- row except other old Davids. Surgeon Perley, in charge of the hospital of the United Slates. at Nagasaki, cables the following list of To say that the Republicans are plan- This section prohibits any person from form is better than Bryan's. One would SPEECH TO FARMERS. casualties: ning to carry - by cor- personally solicltlnga campaign contribution bring OF Oct. 25: Nephritis, Nathan WASHINGTON, Oct. 23. The SUt Ie-partm- ent Indiana wholesale public utilities, mills, factories, etc., ABREST ALV0BD. Mr. Bryan announced at the breakfast Company Hoffmaster. H. Fourteenth Infantry. Oct. to-da- y ruption Is equivalent to saying that the In any room or building occupied by gov- under the joint ownership of the operatives, table this morning that he was never Charles Crlsler, Company Issued the f..i!oin (CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE.) G' signed I average Democratic voter and election of- ernment, employes in the discharge of of- while the other would destroy them alto- in better condition for the campaign," and Fourteenth Infantry. Thanksgiving iroclamatlon. McKinley: ficer are open to bribery. The Republicans ficial duties. It is Intended to prevent and gether. Debs believes in corporations, pro- had backed horses, but never on race said that he wanted to make all the President had owned horses own pleased Almighty God to brir will carry the State by a large majority, does prohibit any person from going from vided they are owned and operated by tracks, and fast himself. speeches so as to break his record, the HEARING ADVANCED. "It has He said he had lived his life, and had highest number which he had hitherto our Nation in safety and honor throuen room so- ar-othe-r year. of religion anl and it will not be by corruption. room to or from desk to desk worklngmen; Bryan would abolish twenty-seve- n. - The works them taken life to its full at the rate of 530.000 made in one day being At everywhere manifest. liciting campaign per- An Important charity have been contributions from entirely. Debs has studied the subject a a year or more. He said he would Balnbrldge he said: Porto Rico Case Will country through all its extent has A party which for years past Imposed not extended the time of my stay In New Our La- has sons In the employ of the government. It little and Bryan not at all. One up "I . Be Argned on 7. been blessed with abundant harvest. has make any fight, would throw his hands, York In order to come up into this part Jan. t!.- - peo- and exacted campaign assessments from prevent glad bor and the great industries of was not Intended to and does not scratched the surface of things and the take his sentence and after that was over, of the State. I am to talk to farmers, ple prospered beyond all prerejon. members of the police and fire forces. Ir- would come out In the world again. for It seems to me that if the people of have world. prohibit the solicitation of such contribu- other is clawing the air. WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-- The Our commerce has spread over th" He said he knew he would be unable to this country who are working on the farm, Supreme influence in the cau.-- f respective of politics, should not affect a by may to-da- y, Our power and tions private letter which be and secure bail, and nothing who are making their living out of the soil, Court on motion of Hon. ext-nde-- S. & Co., that he had with questions John G. freedom and enlightenment have holy horror because a Republican commit- presumably Is delivered the official's J. Bache of Boston, present this which to make restitution. On being will examine public that very Carlisle, advanced assigned argu- lands. The lue of at few will be able to give a reason and for over distant seas and tee ask by letter for voluntary contribu- contrast of factors in the last and present searched at police headquarters only a few farmers ment on 7th our official representatives and many 04 residence and not at his office. Even if dollars were found in-hi- s pockets, which for voting the Republican ticket. In this ths of January next the case tions from Republican presidential years: New York you have a great many of S. our people In China have been marvelous officeholders. delivered at his office such a letter is no 1S06. he was allowed to keep. He sent a tele- part of Ellas A. Do Lima et al., plaintiffs in preserved. We have leen generally ex- gram to Lawyer Gardiner, in New York, Republican farmers; in fact, the Repub- error, ca- violation of the law. As Chief of confidence generally. now vs. George R. Bidwell, collector of empt from restilence and other pnat Among the prominent New Yorkers Justice Eack asking him to meet the train when it ar- licans have admitted that the cities lamities, even the tornado visitation who The West poor. . - They out cbstoms at the port and Walte said: "The managers, of political rived in New York. are lost. started with the full of New York. The which overwhelmed the city of Galvtstoa will not be able to vote because they did Industries low. dinner pail as an argument. They started question involved in the case is sympathy campaigns not in the employ of the United Money rates high. out with the assertion that the country that of the made evident the sentiment of not register are Andrew Carnegie, Bourke Railroads in receivers' hands. DAX It CLERKS WATCHED. prosperous, and that, therefore, every- right of the United States government to and Christian charity by virtue of whid States are just as free now to call on those was we are one united people. Cockran, W. K. Vandcrbilt and W. C. Europe selling us our securities. body would vote the Republican ticket, and collect duties on Imports from Porto Rico Mckiry. ay "Now, therefore, I, William in office for money to be used for political Bryan scare. Five Alleged to Have Been Dismissed yet to-d- the Republicans are not men- Whitney. To lose a vote in that way Is 1900. under regulations prepared by the Treas- President of the United States, rf. ap;:r.t service as ever they were," provided tioning the full dinner pail any more." th f the for Associating with Gamblers. Proceeding, Mr. Bryan said Re- ury Department before the act of Congress and set apart Thursday, the almost as bad as marking one's ballot Confidence restored and strong. that the next, to be observed by all the request Is not made In the room or build- West rich. NEW YORK, Oct. 23. Since the an- publicans had abandoned the idea of carry- prescribing the rates to be Imposed vember wrong. Moral: Bead the papers. The were now was people of the United States, at h.:ne or cm-ploye- ing cities, and appealing ing where the government official Is d. Industries active and prosperous. nouncement of the embezzlement of Note the to passed. There are several cases now pend- abroad, as a day of thanksgiving anJ Money rates low. the farmers. in the Mr. Curtis, The soliciting of campaign contri- Teller Alvord, there have been many Sidney Mr. Bryan spoke five min- ing before the courts New praise to Him who holds the nations of the Chicago Record, ex Railroads paying dividends. At for at York In hollow of His hand. I recommend that presses opinion butions from government officials by letter England placing war loan here. -- stories of new and rigid espionage by bank- utes. The address took an interrogative which the legality of the act of Congress places of wor- the that the Goebellte. Bryan form. Mr. Bryan asked that if the Re- Is brought up, they gather in their several practiced No scare. ing houses over their clerks. . One of these and if these are decided ship and devoutly give Him thanks i r tn been t-s- will count out the Kentucky has under the administra- SMBMHSSWSmSSBMBHSBlMMBIWMSSSHBOTSSHMSSSBBSS publican party really condemned the trusts, against . Republicans concerns the Savings the complainants the Intention of prosperity wherewith He has endowed tions of both parties for years pasL Of- ttories German Bank. as its platform declares, how is it trusts the attorneys Is to appeal valor, no matter what the majority may be. And THE ? was reported last night that five of years, them to the Su- for seed time and harvest, for the IS IT W0BTH SACBHTCE It the grew so in the past three with the preme Court. In which event they probably humanity of our armies and yet those men who ficials may respond or not as they please. clerks of that institution have been dis- In executive legislative devotion and In- have overthrown fair Republicans and will be set for hearing: on the 7th of Janu- navies, and for all hi benetits to us as but a request for a contribution made in charged because detectives discovered that control of the government. Subsequent ary. Another case ther elections and disfranchised voters in tha ewspnper they were associates of gamblers. Three questions took Mr. Bryan's auditors over before the Supreme dividuals and as a Nation; and that manner no Views of ft Which Would Court seeks to prevent by injunction humbly pray for the continuance of m &outh come to Indiana to tell an intelligent that is violation of law. of them are said to have had an Interest the subject of the effect of trusts on wages collection or duties on the amity witn Like to rte Democratic.' in a bookmaking firm that does business at and the cost of manufactured articles. The ports. Porto Rican Im- divine favor, for concord and ana people how to vote. the local race tracks. The story recites increase of the standing army This Is set for hearing on the l"th other nations, and for righteousness Eugene V. Debs terms the paraphernalia subject of of November. It Is possible "be peate all our ways." that detectives were placed on the trail of was touched upon in a similar way, and delayed this may in The New York Financier of this week of modern industry, such as mills, fac- Detroit Free Press. nil of the clerks In the bank and the five the allegation was made that "The Porto until January, and all the caM?s in question were the only ones about whom bill is built upon the same theory involving the constitutionality of the Pcrto contains a detailed and technical account tories, railroads, machinery, etc., the "tools In respect to Mr. Bryan himself, aside Rican Rican tariff in its several phases CHANGES IN THE ABHY. anything suspicious could be learned. It that England built her colonies a century gether. heard to- of the manner in which defaulting teller cf production," and says as long as these from the disastrous financial policj; that he was not said that the clerks had stolen and a quarter ago." are owned by private capital so long advocates, we have not been able to bring anything, nor that they had contemplated At Unadilla Mr. Bryan said that the Comblaed PR"-hus- h of New will ay Departments Alvord. the York First National. any wrong doing, but the Information is Democrats stood to-d- where the Presi- The Chinese Cuban ourselves to the belief that he is a -- Exclusion Act."' manipulated his books for four years so the workingman be oppressed. The Journal safe to the effect that the officers of the bank dent had stood when he announced the ac- Lee Ordered Co Omaha. man to be intrusted with the duties of the deemed it best to get rid of them. quisition of the Philippines would be crim- NEW YORK. Oct 23.r"The Chinese ex- that ho was able to steal JTOO.ttM be is not sure whether the expression "tools of clusion act will expire in before presidency. Mr. Bryan's friends tell us that inal aggression. The train stopped at Ote-g- o l2. Unless w ing detected. is production" as used In this sense Is original only a moment, and Mr. Bryan are on the alert Chinamen will was It not stated whether this the presidency always sobers the man who Alvord at IVcw York. did among us and the country riiiAri "WASHINGTON. Oct. 3 An order not speak. , will dis- showing I with Mr. Debs, but If so it is a clever coin- office, to-d- ay for the benefit of bankers, fills responsible and 20.-Emb- ezzler with cheap Chinese by order of the President or of that that Mr. NEW YORK, Oct. Al- A DEMOCRATIC COUNTY. labor." Carman Issued bank clerks age and furnishes a good basis for a plausi- William J. Bryan, as President of the IN James Magulre. of the Central Labor continuing the division of Cuba and the othtr who would like to know vord arrived at the Grand Central depot Cobleskill Mr. re- Union, made In a speech at Bryan this announcement before th-t- t United will be to-nig- though fallacious argument States, net the William 11 ht and western departments cf the trick. ble in favor of J. at o'clock from Boston. He ferred to the fact that he was in Schoharie meeting of that body. His remarks cU. eastern Bryan who is candidate for President. Pos- was taken immediately .to police head- ated a sensation. "I wish to thi and establishing the department Socialism. If it be admitted, as was the quarters, county which is the only county In the timely warning." irtve division That is a good point which Hon. sibly this is true, but we prefer a Presi- lie refused to talk. continued the of Cuba. Gen. Leonard Wood i placed In Francis custom in former times, that every artisan New York gave him a major- "so that laboring men l dent who is already sobered, who la not State of that and new department. Gen T. Roots made in his speech when he ap- and mechanic should own his tools. It Is not midst of a Tue American Br. 11 League. On this subject he said: "Mr. throughout the United States hall takV. command of the still in the debauch of clas ity In measures to have another exclusion Fitzhugh Lee is ordered to command tne pealed to Democrats to vote for McKinley a long step to demand tha. he should own hatred, and who has no political Katzen- MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Oct. Danforth has been insisting for four years passed. Visit your congressman bi'i Department of the Missouri, wlih head- "before him in and"e2 OH jammer the event S. on the ground that Republicans stand on the "tools of production" which modern .of his R. Killilea. president of the Milwaukee that I should come Into this county, be- how he stands on the question, put him quarters at Omaha. Gen. El el election. American League Baseball Club, returned on record." . has been ordered to Minnesota to command nesdless to point to-da- y, was only county In Depart-men- t tt9 Democratic platform of 1S22, which progress has substituted for the old condi It is almost out the fact from Chicago where he was in cause it the ths Ctate the Department of the Iakes. The that whatever material damage would re- with Ban Johnsoa ICC 3, command declared that the gold and silver dollar would simply make capital-Ut- a country by conference President that gave me a majority in and I Hardly. of Missouri has been under tion. But that sult to th reason of Mr. Bry- and Charles Comlskey. Mr. Killilea de- Merrlara and the Ip4rtmert be of the same intrlnslo now workinjmea an's election would take plac before positively Philadelphia will be have tetn Insisting that this is ths enly E of General cust value. Mr. of those who are and opportunity prove he clares that to come liters Amtricin. of the Lakes under command of General ' had an to League county I net need 3 cm -- that the taken into the American bejinnlnj 7 b ticv had com Boots believes that men of all parties wfca s corners of, thoss who era now cap - 3 rl- c-1- Wade, both of whem bve tresidtacy had sobered Liza. The period txtr-- cU -t how fcr t! .3 7 - -- -- 1 ttc of with next season. ti ' v 3 3 -- u crttcz circle ; temporarily.