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POUol TUB New Cly
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Klolo No 10 Boulnad dea Cpudn-
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Not a Democrato Speech
The of gave nto tilPir
Ron AnAI theday Iwo from
Our cut Wbo
not thatl of tbe 000
tUN Is non We In tomOfl thenf OU1 DUI
lanl WI
Woe pry I
ono andthe dome of the home or from
of our ahlp lon lortlrn ItU ID-
Ii and of outIn thL Is up
that hold daIn mortal lean to
tie hopthe the
f which are in test notpboIeo1 nor It spltndor but
Ibl the lol-of the people
The WOrl ot and goodthey are not Demoto Mr
ellclon Is to decide
whether the Unit to
i
a become empireot It the
to be this anwhat Demo
tlk abut empire to
II the who compoen theare
there In
ot the theof the people
Mr had a Demohe would have to that
Ithe longhalf and and that the
Issue Is a ofthe people wantto destroy the
Bryan on
Is an about thisqulslUon of Mr on the of the
to the Phippine and the
Ibe Do
WI hold them teal or DId we buror dId WI them wo the
JI how did WI cure themto the the
IU value whenh the
of the and that athe
1 from the ot the
HCUr pope
I
byWI hold we hold by
eon lkni our Ideas ofwe mae of and
we not innocentUut we bad not
abs no than she had And
I bled on force alone We cannot
Span u awe over to the prIn
A a of the of peeMr BUN knoW
Is hisare purely tothey were thrown In theU of the Lull
lana and wereof the Wi had
or In of the CUe buying
hum U Mr cal Itpurchase retUUe by force Mr
him the toIt ought to pain him about
the to the lul lana Purchue and
I Mr aboutand notion of the
of of an IMurgent move
met upon the whichthere
BaTs that we can honorably over to payIn
In notup any more they would
up ot theor ot AMka
Present InI A correspondent of the
In India It oneTo the
by Inmust now he says be
the depression beg-inning be felt theIn cotton IIn bada way u be Imagined ofthe produced In Indian
way to the market andthe war In South had nofor a of
In would men-the virtual oftrade that country and thederangement of and Itwould also as a Interferewith to meet her
to England It anxiously hopedtherefore on In India that theromay be a of thingsIn China to freethat to be
of the land tax In Indiamater which Is
i thethe land revenue been by
of a year to theof the and theof the country of the
money spent on forIn which
numbers of taken from the landfor service were an
of the wayof In India works
i ot occurrence In GuJerat one of themeet hard hit by the are
on thehad not year-
Iput to but there noIn the holders wereto give for payment of revenueand to take up the lands but didneither and the untiethere were
tract of toe movable prop
i0
p4 Yea a o-oI v 2 004 per yeu a oo
incouflteS dded
SUN York
r patxIoaqu No flTnd
i
ur irsnai fator Si Wtffi m4UCPIwiSh rIHttd arttctl uttffflld gh-
ymvflhUeaIlISffldfl3mPl1lPP
peope Bloomington non
psrtlaan welcome tOwflTflftfl thtEWINO 8VRO other
paMagec Mr STE-
yMsoN e speechit II for iL time honet dttTet
qutetIonl but upon wbtci
hold the tUe of republic thank
all bun to
bultage tstheTa than mere
part that b which be knownsarred than met emblem a
the dat h000ftd by whether
desdoC from CaIol at
lb uthead ati-
tand to 011 smbol om-
m eountry endutlog republic bound
all we thu thatoutatretehed we
f The eafetyrt century uponwe eoon enter will upon Its ma-
tirlal wealth IU power
upon the roneratim Intelligencet patrietiem all
2 re patrtotlsm
eratic Aecordtng STIITENSOXS
party the comingcontinue
be anThe life the republic Ii threatenedDernocrath are believed If I
enduring repubilo does all theeratto an amount If
voteraRepublican party bent upon deetroylngt-
hu republic what sense I speakingth coniervatism Intelligence
lofty patriottam allIf STEVENSON made
cratlo speech had sayenduring republio cannot endurerepiiblio half empire
paramount whether pluralityrepublic
TitleThere infantile air die
BnTaN5 titleUnited Statee
I FilipinosI
what I our title to PhilIppine lalandk by bY conquestI there DId purchase
F not titie to Were
I the7 thrown with land Will flipubilcana-L ihallnanlmateearth baa that earth
moulded bT Divine band and etamped with thelIkneu Creator Ii becomei azture-
e and pueei with aoilt if Governments deriveibelt lust powere consent governed it-
I impossible to tilt to either hi force
orbTpurchaae Spalna titletualy built title muet ii some
method with governmentWhen aiiiea the Ftiiplna armedthin to Cpaln we disputed tipalrea title
it buy dpain i title we are purehaera even If diaputed Spalna title
could tranafeT greater titleI her tRli was defend
auth a title gays quitclaim deedcan honorably propertypoueaaton
supporter treatywell
Phlllppinee andquUons rhetorical Asthe people withlend just the inhabitants
Purchase Alukaconsent governed never
asked any three
titlebyIf conscience
pains about American title thePhilippines
American titleAlaska
Passing over BitTANs remarksalliee his singular effect
railitaryrepressionGovernment against
exists remains Mrproposition
turn the property thepossession The United States
party possession and they will givepouession than
give possession Louisiana Pur-chase
Condition IndiaBombay writing
outlook describes as im-
penetrable darkness distresscaused the famine and pestilencevarious forms added
commercial alreadyto
China The industry ascan tenths
yarn factories findsits Chinese whereas
Africa anxietiesIndia commercially prolongation
the present situation Chinaextinction IndlaB
with serioustrade financeconsequence
Indias ability Indebted-ness is
all sidesspeedy readjustment
allow intercourse withcountry resumed
The question he
another becoming increas-ingly last twenty years
has increasedthree millions rupees fin-
poverishment cultivatorsgeneral injury most
having been frontierI tiflcations and warlike operations
vast animalstransport lost As
example the present systemland uessment casesrecent
I ilisthcte faminespecified Lands which Government
I demand been met were lastI tip sale were biddersI August original askedI t1 security the
I I r theyF I lands remained
1 Thenoccupants
° °
e made EgUshman with shame
Tough the law mightthe apparel of the
and their theirploughs offor the malntenapcf ot the
were not from the dIstraintthe diltrained were notof within after the
but were to remain for aconaeiderable at the chora Inone when In making Ustrant the
found In thethey seize that were on
the worth four or fiveabout SUO they took from her a
of eight U8 thatIn the of her and they made herchange their to showthat kept nothing of valueon her tothe and months after theproperty turned to her byorder but of regretfor the indignity Inult to which shehad bn
Among other to forceto pay were
met the ot revenueto the the people
their theIron On to the
Commissioner the were a
removeIn the
had wander aboutor Another to force
of rent placeat the to persons In
to the waterwere paid In some
the noon of dug up toascertain whether any had beenhidden and so In many other
of the Is
hateful hy the and oppreacts of its
to the money lender Is
almost universal throughout andunder of the law the controlof the land had a
ofthe rapidly the
of In the Punjab theof India
by the of tobut Is
u a roundabout way notonly delay but the Incdtntof a
point of for Inthe ofIn II the ofthat land a producer ot wheat andcotton It to be bydrought and It Is
taken ofthe of Industry In IndIathe of trade witThe action on
be a mater of momentfor If the drivenby the of theto gQ on money for war ex-
peMM and to the Inwhich India at
an early Itto the In
bondSome
In the number of votepole for In
ot Alabama In 1890
J618017 and StateNew a In
of and 10 only
pole In For McKINLEY
2879S more votetan theof
In aand 13 the
In onlywith a In of
only and only 12
In 1896 and Ua
vote for McKINLEY thewhole In by votes
lulslana had a ofIn At the In
cast only yet the State8 vote
a ofand It 8 vote
but total Inalone more vote
tan the whole number InIn In
only 89613 State had a popu
J2896ln lBOOnnd 9
vote9 Electoral
130t8201890 and for
123990 more than the total of
South had a of 1151In 1890 and It hu 9 vote Ipole vote
voteIn iso 1208180
total In 1896 WM McKINLETmore than twice many
the whole number In SouthCarolina
are andat the next November theof the vote In the corn
State no moreor votemore
of the mi-n partof the since
Rainbow ofregion the
centre of population eachIs
of tho CivilWar of partywere on the ofthe and hopeful
isss that theremarkable otIn would transform the Everglade Into a stronghold
WM to be rovolutionizel forby the
ot the CreoleAlabama by the dvelopment of
throughand by the menacing
ot localNoun ut rainbow
been the
In the returns of theIn by maJorl
thanWhen the South WM an
for theot and Iowa began to
Inducements tomany the most
ofled to a downpour of
on there
and consequent scenes which theaaye might have an
blushhave directed
wearing occu-
pant his family beddingthesmali quantity grain needed
cultivatorsfamily
articles ilepodedtime die
traint allowedtime village
easeofticere nothinghouse
personrupeesslim annas cents was tied
end sariher clothes in presence
she concealedperson A complaint was made
collector somewas supedorwithout
endsubjected
means adoptedpeople rents they unable ti
was sending dThcer
villages ejectingfrom houses and closingwith bare complaints
bars after timethe permitted to return
homes meantime theyhad to without shelter
protection expedientpayment was to watchmen
village wells preventdebt Government from takinguntil their dune viilages houses were
valuablesthese and
ways the Administration countrymade unjustdye subordinates
IndebtednessIndia
the operationis passing into the
class moneylendingcultivators are falling Into
condition serfsGovernment proposes tostop this
prohibiting allenaUon landnonagrlctilturiste this regarded
very involvingalso painful
questionable experimentOne interest this country
above described condition thingsIndia gradual elimination
asif continues scourged
famine pestilence asnow Account should also be
stoppage throughcessation Its export Chinareflex England
finances will alsoBritish is
growing exigencies sItuationborrowing its
meet deficienciesrevenue with Is threatened
date will naturally turn againauiil again American Investor
Significant ComparIsons
Alabama totalPresident 1896 was
was11 Electors
Jersey with population 1890
1U4933 with Electorsvotes 1890
polledtotal poll Alabama
Georgia with population of 1837353-
In 1890 with Electoral votes totalpoll 1816 was 163061 votes
Wisconsin population 1890
i536SaO with Electoralvotes polled 447000 votes
alone exceededpoll Georgia 10O74
population 11185871800 Presidential election
189d it 101046 votes
IJM ElectoralMaryland popilation
1042390 also has Electoralits poll 1898 was
McKnmET received 35913cast
total poll MississippI IBM wasvotes yet that
latlonof ithas Electoral
also has votes andits population in 1890 was It-
polled34l664 votes in McKxNutTalone pollMississippi
Carolina population149 Electoral
68907 1896
also ElectoralIts population was
poll 96503alone receiving asvotes as cast
These significant comparisonselection paucity
Southerrt States aspared with Northern withElectoral voteswill become strikingSouthern disfranchisement
political opposition
The Region lOWThe poliucal rainbow like
disclosed bysuccessive census constantly changingFor many years after the close
false expectations successgenerally centred States
South partisans confi-
dently predicted as recently asinflux Northern settlers
FloridaState Republican
lexas by Itselgnborn immigrants Louisianaaroused public decadentcolonyits nilnlngindustrles Northern cap-ital Georgia defection
1opultstetheir expectations
has realized These States re-
main btrongly Democratic and as Irni-lcated recent Stateelection Alabama DemocratictIes larger heretofore
abandoned asunpromising field rainbow chasingprairie States Kansaspresent Democratic opti-mists For years extrava-gant expectations Iemocrntlo successin Kansas campaignliterature especially tariff
has In no Stateand for some ofthe otBut the noIn When
to be Itwere few Democrat In It when the
were fewer
Democrat when the chase cladregion of
In the strongly Republican State thegroup of un
of whichMichigan and arethe chief and of only oneIn ever been to the
In a
For no the hope thethe enthu
have to thee whichare now enjoying the of a
I and are comto and fin
by them
onlooker visions ofIn the
soon arrive and he herea good of the canvass
and herd fromThe of rainbow
It Is In a new In 19 thats
About Porto RicoSo Mr BRN It elected summon
the In thaul down the nag In theWhat about Porto he Mk
haul down the nag there tooWhat or of his In the-
cae of not applyforce to the of Porto Rico
Why Is he noisy about theand about
Electro and theService
pany desire tothe postal over
at contract It holds with the Government
at the end of the month andbeen that the car not be
or atthe Office people have
We presume that the ofhave
of own for the of theirthe New York Post but
we to the that theand ot the by
agency rather be thanIn the New
York In of great and through-out suburbs Is now one vast ant
network of surface roadsand to this there to he
of tim roadsto suppose that the
Omce should be front theof means
ofThe probably be found In
the Office ot owntaking and paying for and
trackage The plan Is feasibleand and we cannotthere not be typeof capable of the
for the level
dllrhle hy nn
The Second of the Satonno good reason for the disap-
pointment In ot thethat the the
ot city to be Inof her own
In ChicagoIn Increase of nearly M per In
theIs today larger
than agoIs now big Rome anti
combinedof Chicago morn
than between the of t880and 1890 come to ho a Inthat town that short of
In tenand But Chicago cannot
to double ten years If shehad and should toat that rate the there thiswould Ue with luck to
his town more populous than theEmpire of Iwould
I
be overcrowdedwrought such
In the ot urban and suburbanthat It Is that few If ot the
American show yeara of normal to their
In the behero and there hut no city
to ho downcast If hMIn the of American citeby the
Chicago lone that and she ought tohe proud of tho achievement She standsnext New York In the UnitedM Lyons Rtands next to or
next to London In
from reordbrfklngiIA prormRre or EMIA lh
completed aride or 4Wmlf days
ThO fact that he thechampion ot both
for rOd marksa or but
some minor ot hr rideprove her to the
that nut onI0 to a century day
the next the prIntedalmost or her and
alp anN her haltthat looked
than few dns afterwardIt reported that ltn
and frontand her ride
her splendid and took conIn a corn arMed to
her victory I a
Sow compare attendingreported at
Stlare arden In at theor the In whichwere the On the frtot rare riderot dltre hr
leave the track bcauscof oths chant
hl and fromMme vere with his mlomach On
ot anotherbadlY that lh ot
vitilt Thenscorcher WM
In attack ottol nnlhr ot
men looked worn Mdto on the ot
lAter It tat
which been equalled othermay perhape account
subsequent vagaries Kansas votersDemocrats gained advantage
Kansas that State temporarilyceased Republican became PopulistThererainbow chasing
the gazersisNorthwestthedeviating Republican States
Minnesota Wisconsinwhich Wisoonsin
1831 has lodt Republicanpmty Presidential election sinceADRAHAM LINCOLN was its candidate
visible reason ardentPopulists andsiesta turned States
greatmaterial stronglyinltted Republican policiesmeasurably benefited
The wellinformed and conservativewith rainbow BRYANS
success Republican Northwest willst will tarry
throughout partbe frequently
States has shiftedregion all
And Whatwill
Congress extraordinary sessionPhilippines
Rico WillCongress to
theory argumentthe Philippines does with
casePhilippines
silent Porto Rico
Traction Posts
The Metropolitan Street Railway Corn
has signified its discontinueservice its Third avenue
line as present performed Thewill
expire noticehas served willhauled thereafter as soon as
Post shall effectedother arrangements
managers thestreet railroads sufficient reasons
their severance rela-
tions with 0111cc
incline belief distribu-tion collection mails electric
will expanded con-
tracted near future Greaterall its centres
all itsIntricate electric
is presently addedthe entire system elevatedIt seems unreasonablePost debarredobvious advantages this unIversal
tractionsolution will
the operation by Post itsvehicles power
entirelyreasonable see why
should easIly devised avehicle leaving tracks
and trolley eIote street andpropelling itself whenauxiliary storage battery
CityThere Is
expressed Chicagoreport Federal Census showspopulation that 1t97000stead 1937000 as claimed bylatest school census
1890 had 1099850 inhabitantscent ten
years to satisfy most ambitiousmunicipal pride Chicago
Berlin was five years Chicagoas as Amsterdam
MadridBecause the population
dotibled censusesthere has feeling
anything 100 per-cent Increase years means decadence
humiliation ox-
pect everycontinued continue grow
child born yearordinary good
see nativevast China is today
inconvenientlyThe trolley has changes
condltionelife likely anygreat towns will this
rate increase equalrecorbe Past There will disap-pointment ought
it held us relativeposition list
metropolishas
after StatesParis In France
Manchester England
Aside its characterMrs It HAYNic
has recentlywithin thirty Ic cx-
tzernely IcrecognIzed aruong cyclietsexes longdlethstce rldin her-
as woman extraordinary enduranceincidentally features
title championshIplrom the tIme Mrs Ilsyr sot
Iiii wheel one and tW-
centtiriei newspapers havedaily reports health generni
then task eHS abiutwa staled ehe hotter
whci she began Awas was eatlng with great
heartinee was looking well WM treench pains Upon completing
appetite was sh aepicuotte part partycelebrate thiewoman
the eircIuntariceMrs l1erxas ride with thoe tIadI5411 leeenber ISOC
time clx days cycle race menonly contestants veryday the one ehowenisigns and wae ordered physicIanste theconditlon
stomach ext day Ilsrx the Irishlost vivacIty was suffering
troublethe day following the earns organrider behaved so hoard healthretiested him tl Scniotn theCblcaw serIously handicapped
the struggle by an acuts indigoscase disordered stomach
and haggard fre-quently appeared be verge coliapee
was announced Scanciza and
ofto do but not thattact of their con
notthat slxaT men were
such u lap tatlot
the of which luteBUNEand black Of noto that ahand In her Abut only
made of hint that hiswith bouquet taskM one doubts of
women Inthe ot
on the let himthe of of ofhr who have
taoks
Aof his
the plot batched la 1880
IThe stand UWI at the eneoachmnts of
We should think would when theare shamsiessaly Trust
and the Jon STEPHEN accusot the
non Boxu ofis the of
Col nobleIt not neeMar to
8UIBO wt lender hlurehe In theand clearness of his hardly any other
the ofMr nUN In aim
pUclt and nowbest Mr Bozs to say which
he the andof Bryanlo the
and crown of thorns or thea wlketoIEIawake
his muscle IllBeneathIsslrown upon the waste theworld the good old
CHINESE IrUATIONtwo most and
or news from the fromIn Pekln Mr of the ot
the Chloeee to rid of theenvoys to them
their deired theand the ot an edict
to treat the Power Coupled with thee IIhe lenttrained trop Iekln the ad
vance ales The situation II a verycurious one
to the Theirto WM a of
double dealing which cannotand which make future ne
with those forthe to induce the envoys so tonet a to their In a
Theynot be on a
or so an towhen force
Inadequate The nomination ofto the ot
probably from aot and places the and
old In a veryrepl to on the part ot
have to dealt at orwhen the Is obvious
The ales at theirthem In their status and
prepared for an thatthe removal or the court and
to some other and part of
So tar the areMd
apart from
elton are credit on conWhen now
laid and Chefoo and betweete and Takuorder and connected with the
the transmission otbe more In way
and ot thefrom despathel of eachpassing
In the are doIn restoring their
lions Ther obtained possession of Newon lat and occupied Car
bin the oron 3 the day before the
and Sewchwang on the Port Alhurare re
theoverland be directed south by that
and beFor the moment the hold the
or the betweendistance north of and Char
is n but the now he ableon both from the north
they ehould soon recover theThe In
and on are In numberMdfrom to thound each Thisdoes not Include the force nt Newchwang and
or IIV
The tenon or the latest fromthat or the plot to Lord and theother or
ot the by the Britishis or such a that no
to prepare the mind lit
for step A andIn England of
against tIne ot butmoot Is no longer and Government
to beunder the or the for the Coin
Joseph Chamberlain can toot not pro-
nounced In Tho bywould all have advantage of
the to theTransvaal who to
and whatthe
roree are unable toThe surrender of Gen In
Caledon to haveabout by the or
tothe an or about
each At last GenWet had
worked way round Gen flankand reached hock ot POlcber-Ktroom from whore he would the way across
veldt toward where Gen Delaney
him The len De Wet fromthe In which he wIn
consideringof the him
another ot the thatIn this war of the
lack amon theto udipt their to the In which
find
Infamy Fame for nlbneTo vita EOITOR TiE At
PL ltJt offoci he onltrl E p A
flnlooeuvN AUI U
Bryan Doled DownTo THE
reading that long and dray madeby the ltr of the
I a versionrbe II simply O
aleroEMEY Cy Aur t LOGAn J DwnJ
several the other nasa had their UIYSS thSretheir cooking whether or
was explanatory disableddltion was authoritatively estbli5iled-It is true however thefed upon delicacies andcalfs jelly
bill fazeChicken beef teacoffee course there Ii reason
suspect the womans husband hadpreparing meals the
mention waswife when her wu ended
If the physical ability someto combete successfully with men
accomplishment difficult undertakingsparticularly bicycle compare
ease Mrs HAYNE with those somemale contemporaries attempted
similar
lifelong yebtilid agatnatthe plot pantyIndtereSPcdtJ-
itUntSo Imperialistic was
was
peoplemonopoiyKnsnsoj CUv Times
they Westem farmers forming a
JAMES lioca isInc dealing gently withOctopus
The Saseao Springfield Massroaming among ineada Agawam
declaiming BanNs Indianapolisspeech ii say cries
thatrivals LINCoLN simplicity
style yetpolitical leader lines rise LINCOLN has-
urpaased the dignity poiseclearness which characterize
his efforts failsregards as simpler more dignified
better poised specimen the stylecrossofgold
Within victoriousthe gigantic hitslike sand and all
acclaims FIT-
Zrirz
The interesting itemsChina are report our
Minister Conger attemptauthorities there get
foreign by representing thatGovernments them to leave
eapitah datedThursday appointing 11 flung EnvoyExtraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
withreport that Ping
had left
baa not reflect adyan-tageoushy Chinese representslions tue envoys clear ease
be explainedfT will
gotlatlon responsibleattempt
piaee Governments faiseposition very difficult if not impossiblecertainly could conducted footing
equality after flagrant attempt do-
celve especially the behind itisproving iteclf11 lining Chang important positionPlenIpotentiary has arisen per-
ception this it experiencedacute dipiontatist serious dilemmarhe this manmuvringwhoever will be with Pekinelsewhere time conans
must all hazard relieeconfirm be
diplomatic contingencymay arise such ascapital lees accessiblethe country
military operations meetingwith signal success notwithstanding thegreat dilflcultles the Chinese oppo
reflecting all the alliedengaged the cables being
hetweert Shanghaithe latter pInt are in working
field telegraphfoliowin the allied forcesnews will satisfactory every
we shall be relieved confusion andrethe Shanghai telling
rumor3tanchunia Rualans tasking
tided progress communion
chwang Saturdaycentre the
tern Atig As on asconiniunicittione between Charbin
raihwaytoestablished Russianarriving willroute the interrupted telegraph lines willrestored Chinesesection railway haicheng is-
shori Newchwangas itussians will to-
elove them and southcontrol of line
various Ititeslan columns acting Manchurin the Ainur five
seven nine strong
south
SOUTH AFRICA
news Pretoriaseize Roberts
influential burgher desiring the an-
nexation lyansvaal 0ev-crnment character it isdoubt intnded publicEngland tao strong growingfeeling was manifesting itself late
policy annexation Panilasitting the
which appears In this matter entirelycontrol Secretary
nice Mr afforddisregard any expression direent
larliannent annexationrociamatioR the
enabling Dnitivh treatburghers refused surrender
as rebels might perhaps accomplishnursieroue hirittsh Generals with theirsu-
perior achIevelninsioos force the
ailey appears been broughtchiefly failing 01 its supply am-
munition thnburghersonly having accordingoflictal report average forty
five cartridges left accountsDo wits cliii at large lie apparently
his Methuens lefthiuffels west
findthe rollingrecently captured the Eiands River garrisonopen to escapeof
very critical position at-hteitzburg the overwhelmingstreneth llrttieh force surroundingis many instances have cc-curred protracted cingular
DritlehOenerals ofthe capacitytactirs conditions
they themselves
Not
or SUN51r Poit-ilie Roliai flubne convicted
murder
tDrrOR at SUNSir Aftercaretuiiy speech
Peeniesa leader andsend you condensed
whole speech NAilall
>
70Object to Roberts
to Ceylon
The or theof ato the or
lrd havingthat ot twenty
two had to theof The to
on the to 1IldlntWe ask to
flawsof
In byhave
to and atmen
on the part orot the laws or war which
nor ot war Inot not
nor monteto them Dan Joln
own antito and Is In
to andb the to whom the for
hi or war withinor into distant and
isy
ar lit theirIn 170 which
that nowar kllon
to This wuh of J8S and yet
Inhf osten
England to Americason her
to that absot to In the
We arc toof them to
when the treatmentby PowerWe
actIon on the ofmont In the and that ofthe Government or atMd directed theot of and further tat It
cale ttheor law their
capture
TllNlVO rp CUBAN
Re11 bylied la This
In the annual report of the CubanwhIch In form
lut November to on the work InMay bra
that up to theIn for and the orphan
and of Interest Inthe work ot the wa at theof Cuban Orphan Fair or the
at which the sum of
IZSC raised Is not In theof the from
on I to The work In
CIa the formedIn Laura D Under
her direction touch on the orhave
have IncludedAnd for and
thatnormalIn The hM establ hedan orphanage nl
over MO
at and Ouanlanamo the oldIn both tRkn for the
work of
M po bIl forms orphilanthropic which would help
totine a for
and industrialInprold1 are to whicht Hnd desire to letwho In lost tineplay or
older lack the training ofAnd nllr to to ear
or In the future thereport to the work
PUblIc kinderroe inn
mAn landIt had 1 blanc ott
on IS Ir 13261-
FGROr OV RACE HATRED
of the In Orleans Thankful for
ORLEANS IOAt a todayor or Sew Orleans thon W or
resolutions were adopted thankingthe Mayor and others who asiotedIn the of the during the
The regretthat ot the orOrleans their real and personal
and out their herefrightened h the troubles
Arid were advised thiat there was no ntCforA K of
the and nowor industrial at
Ilaldwiti 11 which Dankerinstitute Rn
address today In whichIewett and oratorsas
of ownlane crozy 111 tt 1 who Rre the ofthe The1lolle u hobby lot the and Southern
Albert used as a orto help to and it Is to
these that tine owe theiro are What
Southern orbound to same
be we to
Llihtning andTo TUG In A
to TiE SUN today I A
asks for the apparentstroke by of The
the same whIch a tplace hand on a shockAn take the
and the the steelthe or than the more
calTwo I on a train out
of Long et the same moment that anstorm pued to the same
lon For a or more the train la the nryof the the to suck the
the and struck In front be-
hind underneath and around lice train ancannonadetbI
damage done but womanon the
In ablclA would to a mighty
place a thundereiormproInjed ofthe train on the
lowAnD OOLDSWITN
Ien and Camp
To TiE SUSSI Womenthe instead In leaving a car
Is their to hold up their sklrtsthe their puutc In IhtlrlchLWatch
bouldnt however hard on thofor danrerous Somemen lamoua the land cannot
the can ealyI sew on the Long the
other day a of this formA States Minister In
fold one of the ramp chairs andtwisted dozen ways and nnaUy rue it up
he had do to the bar ofthe and Ibe chair folded Isl behad And you
RW 01 O Ur A
theTo viti
aiM the cry on In against IbisU on bard the
byor theor one
thiflethe ol andenlU the men and kop u
the cabins the olher side of theto the dlegul ol those rd-
w Aur un I
of From
Run out and rll that eggJebltl hl make theWr therenot tbee Shanghai nen acckln
IRISH APPEAL PRZ3IDLT
The lord Sendlag Irli-kAflcan Prisoners
Executive Committee United IrishLeague this city held special meeting yes-
terday discuss deportation Beerprisoners captured by Robertslearned 233 them including
IrishAmericana been sent IslandCeylon committee decided send
the fohiowing letter subjectMcKinley
respectfully your tineCtylon that 233 prIsoners
war Including twentytwo ntorieuhicaptured South Africa the British forcesoperating against tine ileers been eent
Ceylon whose climate isnotoriously fatal to white
a eouree Great BritainviolationPrisoners euch treatment while
the hands POem WO will menace theirhealth restrict their liberty thanis necessary restrain
forcesthe captors most unfavorable
contrast the Christian kindliness careextended lioers those
has Vlacei their handSetcit
inclenenent coiititnipv expressly In-
ternational law 1Ine providedagainst it
with Prussia definitelystipulated by its article
either besent thee East article re-
nowed the Treaty continuesforce
distinguished treatment 10
fighting behalf theus roogpizes the right
American citizens tales con-test entltJedthat those her shall re-
ceiv accordedcizilized
request Im-
mediate ourmatter attention
Great Britain be onceemphatIcally to violation
bepromptly release cent
so grossly out-raged as such violation has
ORPHANS
Acconepilebed the eoctety organCity
first OrphanSociety was organized its present
carry begunisa9 preliminary organization it Is
shown April last society had spentsoes caring educating
destitute children CubasocIety shown time
the ChildrensNational
was This includedsociety which other sources
amounted April 48724aince present society was
Gillsettlements
the university ceitiements here been
English clasos adults childrenThese liae met with such success two
kindergarten classes have beenunman Society also
chIldren and kindergartentenftiegns
places being purposethe report
the has been toorganize its as many communities throughout
kindergartensmerits and ol lienand work
these eonIstnunhiie4 and atsaints time serve as model similar
enterprises unidertakein bV other agenciestot
by thee public school authoritIestheneed
iisenni clean y speedilyMeanwhile the younger children
sonic instinct otare without tine benefits kindergarten
winjie the ones eyehand so enable them
itvniihoodThe policy the acolety
he supplementschools
wIrtens industrial training ins
communities throughout asits funds will portinlt hand
JUnit
Leaders Colored Population NewIrotection
NEW Aug meetingthe leading inegroec Rev
henderson Dean itralght Universitypresiding
Governororotection negroes re-
cent riots meeting rio expressedmany tter dass negroes in New
were sacrificingproperty selling homesisInlr race
theycity enttgrnntlon
1 hio Rev I Albert formerly editortouthwratern Christians
lresident Ito Gilbert Collegeis modelled itTiiskeg Issued
he denounced Missthe
misguided vIctims their Inflamedenemies
colored Southern negro hasN orthiern
scarecrow them oflicenegroes
dIsfranchisement S Southernersniects the wlitte4 favorablyunfavorably is affect usway We fools if failed recog-nize it
Railroad TrainsTim lnlvon 01 SUNsir
letter published Mattinimmunity from
lightning railroad trains reason Is-
doubiless asihal permit personhis trolley rail withoutelectric current wIll path
tnce lightning bolt seeks rails cindertrain lice wires ovenhead rather
tesiating materlalsof lbyears ago was which started
Island City dcc-inir over traveliling direc
mile wasdisturbance rails seemed
ltthtning from cloud itall with
accompanying was ear splittingNo whatever was every
inthecarwasctoucbed floorbehindihe seatsterror
railroad train appear besafe durIngcourse was irack
rLonAT PARK v
Stoolsrita op
use night hand leftbemuse it habit with
latter Theycarryand see if this isnt
We be too ladlesthis little mistake as it is gified
throughout racily an-complisit what ordinary fellow de
For Instance boatdtsilnguiehed citizen town
eniy United abroad tryingvain to lie turned
II a in dis-gust All Ic was grab bark
seat lIft it Vibeen MinIster there anti
tug MAN TItER
Likewise lioniblack CriesullTott OP TilE ate Sir Is ii nfl po-
atbie is protvatnew outrage enactedferryboats partnuianiy those ControlledFerry Company Any morning ight croseing
itreet Ferry andonly crof Polish thrownace each every untortunaie
the host Isthrough unlil isreached much totheir papers
Yong
Shy Report ShaashaiFront 5 IndlanapoUs Press
Mrs Jason theyit Ii doaen
JsoDuno whether theys aneits tha
TRAIVMZN IN01 a
Accident t
To or I do notknow to what the of yourhave the systematic abuseand out
rate which arenot
a u a mater of fact IlIre the of
outrages ot which I complainduring the of Grover Cleveland I
other things equal that Ir the
leader of the party only Inso a there
more hope or from theta from theopoosing party
IUs the butof the Mexican
American In chart ot trainsthere Is an accident them In prisonfor not only but
theought to be made after theby the Judge of who answer toour The ot
Is borrowed the In boththere a tendency to hard an
In order that no manmay escape But are not
wit nL but otan of wrong to
which haveby and
Minter The regulationIs that
to withno
lie helsto and by of
whoto obtain or bet ota Ibethe Judge b not gained
to a nor isthere any to the
In the In the t
It Is plain to men tat the
ott and mUlt boto work a
that thethey do not any
to the that there isno or the which does notexist lInt the
his out tat hopwhich makethof winter the
Intone aprisoner named had
luan de In the port or Vera Cruzn on the old
to Vera andIn an sccldent knocked hecould not awaytaken the on at Orlzaba lie soon
ot his injuries hut his healthand he to
Han Juan which Is a prison-In hoes to him died however
months imprisonment theeis no doubt that theI understand he widow and
two children and meto some for
ot that arrest of tbstoplain that the upon thearrest American an
not the usual kind Ot uponwhich the are In
a that In or awreck the Iran are or ought 10-
be lble To Itthese arrestare simply the
can be learned by Insand there never nnunless happens In the or
capitalU or that took
sla In were Inhad
short andthe trains were Innntensely When
trains the States ItWM that could not discountshort It In
where upon oceaIon or were t In the
was so steep downhold In upon other whole
as traintine curve the train
bored In the andthe which
down a own traInwho for two
hnloemots engineer Buttins train nnldnl would have beenthe the hind
It to that notnn hu that
part of the trainwould for the
or the wherent took place that the Qr that
train would In that event and thatThe need
have to to anyhut b own It
did they ought beb the ot a and
acton othave to not to
taint In Irlson for men whom
II a of theDower to the and ot theereposed In them EDWARD OARCZSIISEW Ul 10
ATo OF
phrasing Pr Johnson I would isa when rhlnrtn from a
but put a In band and a tohint and benumbs The
hint noar on Is thebrains And The
mental qulpmeotenabld to a
Irn cannot even ropy hImThe of Mr name In his
What A
mAn Inot to of theInn epigram
Mr nr1 is not of Ie
AMERICAN MZXZCO
Their Arbitrary Impelgosmeit in CaseRailroad
ins Enixoit TiL SuySirextent readers paper
realizedAmerican
Mexican police authorities This iscampaign letter for do
reelection Thepolice existed
regimethink being
Republican willin smhl matter is
relief thin
constant altogether unjustifiablepractIce police to arrest
officials when
long terms without trial evenwithout preliminary invosUgation which
immediately arrestInstruction
AttorneyMexico from French
is manifest be uponaccused person guilty
the Mexicanohicecontent the regulationstheir InstrumentAmerican citizens should neverbeen permitted American ConsulsAmerican Mexico
shall be kept in soUtaryconfinement and allowed communicate
one during seventytwo hoursWhile is Incommunicado supposedbe visited questioned the
Instruction l to go any lautudeconvicting testimony all
confession If hoursstifficient evidence he-
is allowed continuancelimit continuations
meanwhile being
unprejudiced police
arrest suspicion givenDistrict to cae
my complaint Is while police make thearrest legally turn case
Instruction orecord case ju6icl1ly
the American is allsame eating heart withterred the soul
At the beginning last Americanin Mexico
MurrayUlloa
lie was locomotive engineerMexican line Crux was concerned
Being senselessget and so was
to re-covered wasaffected the confinement was sent
cle Ulloa oltttcalrestore lie
and
that left aseems to
receive pecuniary theblightingcharacter oucht cease
It is suplcion whichpollee acci-dent Is suspicion
the ofis rather foregone conclusion cue
officials eitherme seemnathat
outriugos becausecause only
isthe accident vicinity
thethe worst accidents
place curing my Mexico erer-intance engineering construction Theecurves were gradienti
hong vesti-buled were In
discovered they acurve So was Mexico upon the
lnternceanic Railroadhundreds lives each
gradient color mill that theecars and tIne
rigid as a vestibuledStien short wins reached
tener thee latter uponengine was hiterall pushed
track and cliff itsrite rican was responsible those
was a MexIcan civilarrested all
same ii hot nm away secretlyNow is clear inc arrests should
115 nnite moth investigation shownthere was negligence cnn theenffldnl It bus tonotIfy the superlntendont railroad
omcialhe
1mev must he forthcoming trainmennothing Mexican offlcial
could be reachedthy wrong to
sentence Judge notwholly unauthorized thepohice
The powerlong periods they
luauThs whole matter gross abuse
given confidence
Toinc
Character SketchTins EDITOR Tire SuboSir Pan
say that Bryanbrick as tee cart liii
pen hIs ii bemnes torpedoall his faculties difference
between and Senator imperialismdltlerence between blather Snnatoa
him argue bad easewith iplendid ability
constant use school-boy composition can only ezrite resentmentpity that marvellous here disposefloy Orator
Presidential caliber mustnot with Uncolns place
aw Vonic Aug 9 R W VAicDrREooy
Farther Refluements Saggested to the Shirt-waist Itan-
Oh You llorrid ThingiYou Shirtwatst Manlet henceDont you knowThai oure not plannedFor ngligd effectsCant you realizerhat It weallowed you
To heave off your coatTheres no knowing where youd stopIor youre Just the sortThat needs an iron bandro keep you In your placeAndthllsin yourcoat-No select pawNo angels touch will ever lead youHut a few swift linesLike theseMay make you aceThe error of your waysIt may be true ihai you have your trousers madWith hIgh hipsWhatever that may meanAnd that yotn sport a beltIn which you seem to he perfect confldencehut o-hlitllallalaiaiPoor thingIont you knowThai it iOu wear a shirt waistVoti must have dress sbiidsAnd a putley beltAnd oar of the new straight front oneAnd asfetyplnsAnd lsitlirework effectsThrough which there is-
A dliii shadowy ylew-
lowneckedCut V
And finished with a fenceThrough whch runs baby ribbonSo calledThough not for Infants weartacluelveiyAnd dinky little bowsIi takes all thisro make a shirt waist possiblelInt there are lois of thingsSiiirtwaist iJan-rhat youve yet to leanorake bredCling to your coatAnd boesAnd acksAnsI other queer ihingi that you wearFor truly Shirtwalst MenVolt are a sightIo make the angelsFlap heir wings and coo with nerrineatNow 1w nice
lui on your coalAnd try to forgi you eve took it oflAnd wore hgli bipsShirt waist Mao
souwontdoilAva UAsyEii3o
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CANADIAN JNDZPZNDXNCI
The Leagie attoui aed What They Wean
Moxrnxav 9It appears that thee
Independence paSty of Canada has not onlythe persecution of the Liberal Governmentof Sir Vilfnid Laurier to meet In the seizureof its emblems in the Custom Rouse bitt-
so I learn from a prominent member of thee
leagueJtu had further obstaries phased intheeway of its propaganda by the refusal of thee
Now York manufacturing concern that hashitherto supplied its emblems to fill any moreorders for them The reason whichj uetderstand it gives for this is that the CuiadhtnCustoms authorities would interfere with itsbusiness in Canada lbe league membershowever say they are not in anyway di-
couraged by these troubles but intend to seeabout having them made in Canada if theycannot be had elsewhere
The button of the old Independence Leaguewhich was founded some eight years ago by-Mr Jason X Perrault at present AssistantCommissioner at the Paris ExhIbition is beingworn by its members in public now as thee
members of the Independence party are wearlag theirs and there is no douht that but forthe action of the Ottawa authorities and thee
American manufacturing company thee nuncher of people exhibiting It all over the countrywould considerably startle the imperialistjingoes and their Liberal allies
The proimperialist press Is natarahyjubilant at thi way the Government has pusits foot down on the propaganda nf the tralkacr-sci it styles them but the result of It all hasbeen to advertise the idea and bring It intopublic discussion From the Lakes to theAtlantic the question of independence has beenraised and outside of the papers owned byimperialist titlehunters it its discussed withmoderation and gentaDy with TheeHuron a and hightonednewspaper of Ontario deprecates the abuseof the woulibe better off as an independent thenIn its present subjectionand says the action of the Governmerit sending a contingent to South tfnlcnshas an issue has to be faced Canadsit says ii no longer where it wasbut may e called on much sooner than is gon
to choose betweenand absorption in a centralissed imperialismwith its of
a curious coincidence a letter from NovaHcoUa which I have received bearing thedate as the paper alluded to expresses a airniltirview of the matter The writer says
I am under obli for th copyof the Expansionist of sew York andlets of Union receolyforwarded m as it substantiate thee nontenlion I am constantly putting forssard respectingthe soon he uponto settle for grind and all s to her tutors statusamong thee naUons I hold that we nevergo back to the position we occupied before theepresent can we as at present
must either go forward and perfectunity of the Empire by enactmetit or for lndeendenca I am forindependence at any cost
of anadtain th maritime provinces Ia to be held at Artchat In Nova on 15 which ddegates from this province will bee and
to hisis looked forward to with consIderable interestas to down there he is to meethis constituents of Quebec East where mdc-pendence buttons are in vogue 0-
Sappreased Opinion of the SouthTo vita Eorroit oF Tine SunSir Tna
article in your valued paper of Sunday Aug 5-
AReal Danger you say That group of Stittejthe old Southern Confederacy is pracdcaiiv
distinct from the rest of the Union in beingwholly uninfluensed politically by the greatquestions of national which divide publin
so sharply in all other Atthe eame intelligent Southernnien have opinions on no less do-cided those elsewhere in the Unionbut they are restrained From iving them publicand political expression o
no true Many of thinkingneighbors are in withsot policy of the Republican party and
shake the socalled Democracy but we are tinder theyoke Amendment to the Con
of the United States thatatneodmentand so setUe the aegro questiononce for all and primary aeonbecome things of anO citisens wouldbreak Into parties as they do in NorthI add that I never tWaalthough I have resided hernve years fortstill consider New York my home shallvote tIters If I can manage to act there in thefail In register election
OaKLEY Aug 6 Atiatucix-
He Skirt Waist NotesFrom fit Itochsfer Pest Esprus
Wears glad that downtrodden man Is beginningto aMen himself lie has not et won the right towear aratin bhhair buthe ismaktingprogreas
Freer tie Ctsrrtapsd PlaIn PeatWho knows Pethaps nest aunmer we will all see
portentous slgna that read Yourrhoiesofatlnnnr-Mens Shirt Waiats in our great unloading sate 00centS
From tI Kansas Cftv Jeernaj-Ii Is a rule In the leading hotel at independencehst-
no man shall be allowed to alt in the dining room ii-ibiihictshreea Theotherday afarncer invited by-a town friend penepated the sacred precincts withouthis coat and commenced to eat his dinner At oneslice head wailer communicated with the office andpresently the chief clerk came bearing a coal whichthe farmer was politely requesled to don This bedid without betraying any visible signsof oflennenr-moritCeallon and then proceeded to Catch lb meatAt the end he rose deliberately removed the coat andhung it across the back of hia chair and marched nintwith the cheerful remark that bgosh he fuessed he-didni need ii any longer
A Great Scottish HouseFrom the ArciUtnts and flutldss Maca 1 vi
lord flute hu been twenty years at the eonstrue-tion of a princely seat in the island of hjute but notuntil the chapel flow almost completed is ready willML stuart be truly flnlsbed for all fUiurr generationsThe entrance halt of the house has alone cost 500000 Monolith columns of rare and beautiful marblesupport the areaded gallery which in ha turn is richin marble and bronze and blaze wIth blue and fawncolor and gold The floor Is like that of the Co1onaPalace in Romehuge blocks of purple porphyry andnzarblesot infinite varleiy and hues and markings
Marble has been used lavishly throughout the wholehouse Only one room eays a recent visitor therethe pleasant garden parloris without it and herethe woodwork and white paint are a charming changefront the somewhat oppressive stateliness of the restci the great buudinng Not one library content theMMqus of flute lie has three the white red and binslibraries opening out of one another and they bearevidence of his eclectic taste not only as regatda thecontents of the shelves but the scheme of decorationand the few pniceiess pictures which Sad place ontheir walls The dinIng room Is chiefly remarkablefor an exulsttely carrel antique mantelpiece Inc
purest Parlan marble and for lbs graceful cryatalshields to the electric lights
What I Expected of EryanFrom this Boston Eriffi Transctjp
The Southern whites are not entirely conflden thatthe grandfather clause in the amendment to theNorth Carolina Constitution will survive the crucibleof the courtiand the IoufselUaCourkrJournaj saysii Lu understood that the amendment Li not made operalIve untIl July 1 t90 in the hop that changes inthe Supreme Court by that Ume will render that bodymore favorable to the amendment than it is feared thepresent court might be In oiher word in the eventof a chan ge in the poiiMcalcwplezion of the nationalAdnninlstration ii is hoped and espected that lbsSupreme Court will be packed in order to render thevictory against the negro suffrage at the South perfeel and compiete-
If then In a word the Southern white are countingupon the election of llrpan in the belief that theSupreme Court will be made subservient icc their dcsires how is it pousible for anyone who bold that theFilipino bare inalienable rights which the UnitedStales Government Is in eQuity bound to respect toaid in the election of one who is depended upon to indome and perpetuate an injustice to the negroes
indebted to the Cooks Fripudfrom ft Ptttadetpbja Press
I see said the friend who had been invited Idinner that ihe roast beefia very rare I really helien you had it cooked that way btcauae you kcew-my fondness for it-
So glad It pleases you replied Mrs HIram Offeabut we bad no say about ii rhata the way tins
polIceman on this beat likes ii
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