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RALEIGH, N. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1900
No 124
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lEI OS HAVE PEACE
Corse:1 Keceives Instructions
to Negotiate with China :
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We. f therefore, espedally delegate
i OUT envoy CXtrnordin.irv Ami
T . plenipotentiary, Wit T.ug Fang, to per-
wnaux aeirver this telegraphic letter
ta your excellency, conveying our sin
cere expressions of thanks.
" We beg that your excellency, in
tho interest of peace and ii;eruational
food relation, will exert your friendly
influence with the other powers towanl
the complete 'ffarnent of all ill-feeling!
and the soerdy determination on their !
-MINERS MIX MATTERS OUT EARLY AND LATE
More Demanded Than Oper-jThird Day of Bryan's New
ators Are Willing to Give
rjV: ARTICLES 'APPROVED ; moVVSJTiIiJwe' San FL!!?! DEADLOCK IS ON AGAIN
- gratitn.le toward your excellency, whose,
.j. hi MiKlnley of the Xlplnlon
I'rupus.tlons of China Are
till Ke llxpected or He-
.kit it
. ii i;- a t C
... mt lnitnnilnllr If
of Other roitiri
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good offices wc are now earnestly be-
i-eechinr.' i
The Powder Question Injected Id
for War that Lrarci JHne otniin and
mine-workers a Far Apart as Ever
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.:. Oct. 10. Secretary Hay
the final step in the
to res tore ivjice In
;. rvo the stability of the
. rn.nrntSiud the territorial
; . .-tupiro.
ir.-virro nns forwarded to
r nt.iining the otlici.il
. ;!!.. -.'ii:ent by the IVesi
i 4 n-offer of indemnity
. f fntnre good conduct, and
American diplomatic ivp
..i I'ekin to iK'iriu negotia
nt. . tomorrow. The mes
that the ncgu;iations
I i-ul at the 'Auug-Li-
imrerial city.' and that
'Comniunsrated to Minister Wu
transmission. October 1S..10OO.
" 'Wa.-diinsrton. 1. C. Oct. IS.
" ?hi?irTi?InW.ttI,S En,Perr fi "Jolclns.n th. Coal Re-Ion l
It has afforded me much pleasure
to receive .mr imperi.d majesty's tel
egraphic letter or October 1-1. which
ha boon delivered rry your majesty
minister in Washington. .
" I cordially share your majesty's
win that there may be a peaceful set
ret
Way to a Senso or Sore Divappelnt
fuent Ilazleton. Oct. lO.-The settlement of
York Campaign
VOICE HOLDS OUT WELL
Crowded 3Iasa TO eating Hears Him In
a Republican Town He Visit a
Lode or Elka in Syracuse-Three
JLeadinsr IOee of the Campaign Ols
enssed Fire Mlnntes at the Center
onheSalt JVaklns lndastr
the statne of William H. Peward, the
speaker said:
"There .tarHls the greatest man your
city ever produced" ma ti 1 Jr. AletcaJf
arose. There that fincer points upward.
and inscribed on the base are Seward's
famous words: 'There is a higher law.
When our friend. Colonel Metcalf, ' is
called to his fathers, I suggest you hare
a statue erected .and haTe his finder
pointing: -downward and inscribed: 'There
is a lower law.'
The' president. said Mr. Bryan.
.spends more time warning yon not to
hurt the gooH trusts than he does tellins
yon how to meet the bad ones. The vice
presidential candidate spends more time
; tntsts- than he does . in denouncinff the
t . m. , f Xt 1 TT- 1
nusis uiesvi es-- ju.r. . irianua says mere
are no trusts, but they all know there is
an ice trust;" -
iMr. Bryan's reference to imperialism
-tras practically the same as in his New
York speech. The special train bearins
Mr. Bryan, left at 10:30 for Ithaca.
VEllED IN MYSTERY
Words that No One Is Able to
Fathom
PUZZLE TO THE CUBANS
Syracuse. Oct. 19. Mr. Bryan began
tb'inont cf all the ouvstion between the lug strike of authracite nunc workers , the third day of his Empire Stats cam
Lmm and the powers whose interests
and national have f-i grievously suffer
ed wrong in your majesty's dominion's
and that the outcome may be the com
plete eflfaceinent of ill-feeling between
Ihem.
' 'The -desire of this government that
such a settlement may be brought alout
speedily has been made known to all
the lowers, and- I trust that negotia
tions ma 1egin so s as we and the
other offended governments shall le
efTc:-tively satisfied of ' your' majesty's
ability and power to 'treat with just
stcmnes- the principal offenders, who
are duly culpable, not alone toward
rore'gnvrs. but toward your majesty, un
der whose rule the mirnose o China to
Great DemdnstJation in Rochester
Amblgaoas Clanseln the Proelamatlen
Calling the Constitutional Cenren
tlonoOelesates Desire to Be Free to
Frame a Coastltution for the Island
Alone Without Reference to Rela-
' tlons with the United States
. Kochester, N. Y., Oct. 19. William J.
T j i. . -w
is undonbtedlv Wor ked hv tho nesti-m patgn his morninff. His SDecial left the ' i1? au .,VOUBU P ay at ocnester
.f .ho price will beirted i- fu-innton depotit 8:20 o'clock. Tfe ih ! FiltXt
ture to pay fr ov ler. ivmpltiyers have ! J aP-ous and the sun was ,not ; him since left New York, lie arrived had a confei'ence this momin"- with, the
iT-itTiuL milt; u-t-iuvK to una rne crowa fo -...u,-,. .
t h iff firnn nil iha. donnf fhat (lia P"1'
Washington, Oct. 19. General Fit
hagh Lee, who arrived several weeks
ago from Cuba where he commands one
of the military divisions on the islauo.
agreed to give their men 10 pe" cent. UUL uut' UJ cipuus, as jc was yesier-
mnfH in vv O rrpc t Vian fVAv trnra no?r1 V- iltle J
S 1 X t . L . .
fore the strike began, but they iasi.st ""ougn ootn Syracuse city ana tne
that in figuring tne net advance of 10 conty are. Republican, Mr. Bryan re-
per cent the reduction of $1.-5 a keg in
ceived a mo.t enthusiastic welcome here.
The miners appa
trt WTIr frtt til A
v, rc a11 sreeted by the wildest cheer-
are to get their powder cheaper as. an
were powerless, to resti-ain the people. L General Lee does not JiazaTd any
as ne came off tne tram he was rushed guess as to what the Cuban constitu-
i(LilS,?arria: T,the CTOKd .Td?setL iTl tiottal convention will do when it meets
about him, and he was . hustled about . TT iU TT , .
pretty roughly desnite the efforts of his in Havana next month. He points, how-
suite and the police to protect him. Two ever, to the tact that, one wing of the
arently want to go back a JJ v 7 wS ?M dert i pousand , men in -red and white uni- Cuban partyVjs talking of a resolution '
m ,r,f o,n-o j ure from the lates House this morning forms bearing torches marched behind a fu . , , , . .
30 per cent, advance and c l, eheer-;bis carriage "to the Powers Hotel be- demandms the rawal of all Amer- .
jng.
tween streets crowded on both sides a icaa troops from the island.
dozen deep. Main street in front of the " It is understood that the president is
x' 'l f, "u I1. " i. i "" ! dwl in concord with the world has
r1 ' hitherir found esp
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ftvf rnnieiit.
..." r .nthri7cd to f-ign any
; . . y whih iuviudes the five
: in tne Chinese note.
. I - .i.e an follows:
. .: Caina expresses regret for
: . . . .: . i-, and 'makes !
. ; ;ha: .icy hall nover recur.
;. . h t t'hina :idci!ts her guilt
p.ry iu'. nnnity.
u i i; r-i;:l t commercial trea-
: u ; r.z i rv.iarm or
:.. .M 'i.c "T make new trea
In the -ven: of these general
- ''-".nz .-..'in- Md. China asks
1 ' c-I i -Vamen- be permitted
i: f:;n. "!-Mi. and that v the
br wiLh.lrnwn when the
ins of indemnity have been
T! : p-nding negotiation", the
r ,n t r .h'ild declare an armis-
f i military action.
IV. id.nif has found the fore-
. 'titions to K satisfactory.
rent of c arh of these being
! n. an agrrrment this g"vern-
v. Il'.ng to enter ino an imme-
rr. S.retirv Hav is al-'o
i " lJh the prenositions an!
the nd of the Joosr inud-
v in jiihr. and that a ireaty
ben !gncd Wfore many
lrcsi n in the welcome
and protect: assured to strangers.
" 'WILLIAM McKINLKY. "
s n . . a
.' is iot be.ie.cd I T' 25 ookinS forwavd to the wo of the CO,,
that the mine owners will grant any such lods0 t Elks and delircred a happy being estimated at 20,000. Mr. Bryan vention with keen interest. He feels
IIAIltuI'.Tl 1JA(I;S
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se demar-1 that Prince
I . ;--i.iel pending a n c . rv." ep
- . !- orerniret is of the
r:h'rr ro-e than has ltcn
, - e.re l rnd noth'ng more
I t'ie ,-.i,r of a dNagree-
; f.h-r p-Jwrs to the
f I!.- rfr-i. Mr. Conger i
. ; : -.v-rd , h ieg"t:atior
. rnn "t v.-:taoiiL reference
. n l to tak the in:t!atory
?"M td br the dmin"tra
"' ;: n rf t'je 1'eitcl States
"-e it.T i' tOM en Tile
..vors. Ij is known that
? tbf fHH o.Trrol br
' v v.-!th the Uniteil
I rtn'o;r li.-is no reaon
r.. fj-oti P'.in thr.t
':V'z fe- the Titmishmert
T't n "''t o'hrr Chinese hi?1!
a -.r rr. Copies of thi--fl'r-l
by the d"nirtnent
r or.er and Wti Tinr
- fiT-iivr,( re'n'otr.r here, nnd
" r. accents the impriaJ com-
as jentdne.
n-
bln t oi1 tera the Proposale
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hi ir. n. Oet. 19. The message
M;T:t.r Concur announcing the
r-r,. proposals receivel almost
' r':ni'.o:i of the cabinet mom
t :hIr mating tlay.
'-:nt r.ns d:p"scl to receive
"! .!uiti--n as indicative of a
- .i in.- iiiri oi uir Viiuiw.
;'r!fv nnd his ;rdvi'rs take the
Chlng and Li Hung Chang
- in h1 f;ith in formulating
'-.!. ail this government i
' che thf-ni in a similar spirit.
" :ft w.i of tbe opinion that
- tl cril" l!ed the chief points
iua should prevent. Having
p..sitifn of Wing in the
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Th-
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r,f;oners and indemnitv
'"n nffrr?n:. the Chinese gov
. "n thi ores of Mr, MeKin!ey,
! a snod which makes future
'is easy.
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KWANK MV LETTER
r.mperor lTrltes to the President
and llrrrlrrs a Reply
-irtip., o.t. 19. The letter of
" - r of China to Presiilont .Mc
" 1 the president's respouH were
7 :ir by the State Department
K rans S i's communication con-
ic'i'ttest that the president use
; 'tTi.cs with the powers toward
- ;e .-. wii!i China, and the
i. ia anrinz the emperor that
' .ready iiccn done, give notice
ing Su mut show his ability
,v, r to p inih the leaders of the
'' '':ing.
; 4-ej-ndc-nce in the form given
r? fate Department follows:
'-v of the Chinese cmjeror to
b'nt. ursing earlr negotiations
Flyer ttant: Scored t-sterday and Some
lht CVin Trv Today
New York. Oct. 19. Results at Har
lem: First rare, s mile C!rey John 3 to
1. Zacatoa S to 1, Lucille Bramble o
to 1. Time 1:02.
Second race, t"A furlongs Royal Vic
tor .i to 2. Rio DrAltnr 12 to 1, Wall 9 were for
to 2. Time 1:19 4-r.
uTiiiami, auu mcir reiuui may raeuuuc .ir-,. .i rfiu 1 n maae a saorr spfeca ana was anven to ubi it is 10 IK! one oi tne mwi aecjsive
indefinite prolongation of the strike. IderoW of Ucs He toU T their i that TitA?& gf"' .hf ",he made another cvf-nts in. thf hiTy f the isld VUe
5i Th!i-i.! --f w aevoia oi ponucs. lie toia tnem tnac speecJi an hour m length. . action of the delegates regarding tne
Since the I hilade.phia conference of he diOnot have the epportunity to at- On the run back from Svrarasa over ! relations of Cuba and the United States
official and operators President .Mitchell ,tend his lodge at Lincoln as often as: the Lehigh Valley road from Binghamp- is considered of particular importance,
has become very reticent, maintaining an " he w-ould like to hough he promised tion' tue train was delayed and great The proclamation' calling the couven
absolute silence on the iowder question. : tntm that in. fnUire he should attend SHorts ere madeito get in on time, tion - together, issued by the. president
WLBn Ua xm.n ncioA ,i ,i;wvf e.t;rtr, r !' i nature, ne snoum atceno engineer hit up the speed rate to through the medium of General Wood,
(When he was asked the direct question ; the lodge oftenerr wherever hemay.be. sixtv miles an hour and in rounding a contained the significant clause that the
"whether another convention trill be' The Democratic candidate's voice . double curve -near ' Onatama,- -the 'train -.delegates should be chosen .to'frame and
called to ascertain the wishes of the men ll0i?s remnrkably well.
. ... I Khali hold out for tl
on tne newest complication, ne replied:
"I prefr not to answer that.
i 3nr1hArl ao '. pit" th.o r1iba nn t TiTi?nf adont a eonstitiht i)n for the ieonle of
the campaign, ; tn M in Prrnn'a Mr wcro tihiTc-n to tTia' -fJiiba. and s a Tiart. thereof -.to lOOVldfl
t h 1 n ff dm l 1 Iw Ut-t n v . n 1 t n rr . . ....... . r t . i i 1 . . .
u x.xi. i.i u iu mviuiuB-, noor. Alter tnat tne engineer stowed ior Tina agree wun me gQvernnicni oi
il- t.pcopie naT, now n du"n? thS down, but Rochester was reached at the United States upon tho -relations to
behind .schedule exist between that government and tne
AVhcn he was asked what the prospects !"P xnax tney wisn 10 near ine isspes 0:06( onljP six,minntes
an early ending of the strike, ! oi xne campaign aiscuwea. aii i wanv time, over an hour havin
.v f ' IS II I1V 31H IHIIIIIIIIIIIII V 111 lUKfL lilt! ,
no saia: .o man in -vmenca is more " v: "1, " . ir ; .
T 4. - 1 l A
j ii.ro race, .imtiiv nase simn muroc ui-miuus ujvii- buaiuus m enu iuia - . 4l,-.w1 k t or
Frond 5 to 2. Sallust 3 to 1, Mr. Dnnlap contest than myself, and have done all J' & hllSilt and
in my power to bring aliout an honorable . f;1t in .o-- Votnr "
ti to 1. Time 3:41.
I'onrth race mile .mil Tk -rards settlement."
Knight Banneret 4 to r. Golden Sceptre, , This non-committal answer erf the
t to 1. Yenetta 7 to 2. Time 1 :.V 2-5. ' leader of the strike helps to strengthen
Fifth race, 1 3-10 miles Hylo 9 to 2, the impression that the labor war is not
Kdith Q S to 5, Light Ball 8 to 1-Time ; sn near a solution as it was thought to
1 ."OTlv. have been.
Sixth race, 1 mile and .0 yards De- J The spirit of jubilation that prevailed
ponan S to .. Fhilia 20 to 1, Brown
Veil 0 to 1. Time l:l.
Three Subjects in Five ITItnntea
Solvay. X. Y., Oct. 19. The first stop
or Mr. Bryan s train after leaving byra
PARALLEL. ON BE FEW
g been made up. government of Cuba. 2dr. JicKinley
Jia never given an explanation or wnat
the clause means. The' Cubans,. uhem-'
selves, according to recent reports from
the island, are placing various construc
tions upon it, but they are united in op
posing any action by the convention thnjt
Entries for Today'
First race. FteriTechse. handicap,
about 2 miles Cock Robin li$. Plato
107. Trilfion lfiL Somers 150, Baoy Bill
135. CJoveruor Bndd. 130.
Second race, celling, last 7 furlongs.
Withers mile Scurry 109. Gladrun 108.
Ntoor 105. Kdge hold 105, Lief Prince
105. Tammany Chief 102. Kimberly 02,
Ann Thompson f2. Little Daisy S7.
B!uckia 87. Queen Carnival 87, Lestel
ada 87.
Third race, handicap. 2 year old.
Tho New ITork Senator Talks on Both
Sides of the Imperialism Question
New York, Oct. -19-The auti-imperi- rould, incorporate in the constitution a
alists. especially . -those that belong to . romai recognmon oi .vanencan reiauon-,
the Greater New York Association of sh.lP' r . , .. . ."'J
wt Cirths hflv cof hriA rme delegates assert tbat they should
.minute speech. Solvay is the salt-works of two conflicting interviews when Sen- be perfectly fw to frame a constitution
:tnm: H'horo xr w rATrH irtpntHntf ator Debew Dermitted to be Dublished for Cuba and Cuba alone, without re-
the train.1 Mr. Bryan said: -t v as expressing his views and the anti- sard to the interests of America or any
'I dOk?'nortoow--mougkabotit'''Idtur Imperiaiatsr-'ti-are trorkiog.the: "deadly otner countiy. 1 hey. ate paiticulariy
condition here to discuss - ther.' things parallel" r with great effect.". When De. opposed to tiie suggestion that Cuba
vou .are- thinking labour but I-watit la-PC w.cme -back fiom Europe lat August should have internal autonomy while
sav a word about 'threo questions of --:hoV waT -latervlgwed" itna ra&earod'1m1a, Rhonldt eontrrd the tieaty-
great moment to everybody -in this coun- ties. It was then he made his break. ,ina;Ing;-xotvCr of the inland. - , ,
trv. First, the Rennblienn nartv an- He said: ' ? .Although the president has n6t' give ft
.leJdo mines of (. 1. Markle At Co., at pears as the defender of private mo- j Anti-imperialists are turtle Amen- any indication of what he means by
in this regicn Wednesday has given way
to a feeling of disappointment. This -is
apparent everywhere.
Strikers Attempt to Close, a. Colliery
Ilazleton. Pa., Oct. 19. About S00
strikers made a descent o nthe No. 4
Oakdale, early this morning," and made nopoly. Vote with the Republican par- cans; the American eagle has no shell. "providing . and agreeing upon thtf- rcla
an effort' to. close the colliery at that.tv if yon believe in having your daily The American people! will not stand for tious" to exist between tho governmen
; bread doled out to you at the caprice withdrawal from--out: rightful position of the United .States -'and Cuba, yet i
We do not think it wise in the. . ii.ast, Mciunley win get tne js believed that he would favor the ap
place.
The march was well nlanried and was of one man.
kept a .secret. The marchers came from to have the condition of the people de- largest electoral vote given in a gen- pointment of a delegation by the conven-
Garry Herrmann 12
Ladv Sth-vr 1 1 H .
Water Cooler 110
this city and from McAdoo and Anden-
reid, on the so-ith"side and Bcklcy, High
land and Freeland on the north side.
5"hior Silvcrdale Kach local union marched independently
lI.-Tolamin lu.S, aximn.s 100.
Fourth Iin-e. Morris Park handicapy.
2i mi;cs. Withers Kthelbert 127, Imp
122. .lar-kpot 1' S. Gonfalon K.t. Maid
o-f Harlem 95, Bangor W, Imp Doubt
ful. Fifth raee, selling, last G' furlong?.
Withers m:! MacIxod of Dare !
to a point on the Jeddo road near Oak-
tlale. The south eiders reached their
destination at 5 a. m. and those from
the other side arrived soon afterward.
wnere yon go tnenrsx quesuon oi me ing of the new constitution. But in .
German, Italian, f renchman, Russian, vjCw of the animosity among the Cubans,
U ike. is 'Are you really going to quit? it ig believed that Mr. McKinley has
!lont you consider yourselves equal to i;,Hi .ar.o thnt amIaii iriii i,p rtl-pn. -
Sea Robber 111. F.xcelsis 107. Belamy ; There was a force of deputy sheriffs on
nend nnon nnvate monoixhes. I do emtion. The people of .burope are t(m to confer wiLh the ' American nor-
not bcikive in the beneficence of condi- .watching this campaign closely. Every- eminent "and ask its advice on the fram-
tions m Ireland a few landlords and
all the rest tenants. We want no such
state of affairs in this republic.
'Then -there is the matter of a large
army.' the enormous increase or expend- tne jon ' ve aon t tninK you are, . ,if jt be not, and if the convention agree
tnpM for mi hfnrt nnmoses. w e believe in ity.t&. tne . anci-impenaiists ciaira, -f .,.;,.,. r,.
i ru. . - , ,, . - j r l i "J" Luujuniiiuu uusiiujiattuij k:' .'lie
A signal of three pistol shots was fired . ? r" "i VI " T. " Vt" JTk w McKinley, the latter is expected to nul-
by one side and answerd by the other. i?r XI" ."puuut c 4t,-v "T" Jli5 I nTrtiP the self. same Sen- the worii oi convention by re-
'rt. . iiM ;a-a .cntixen- soldiers. two political parties, the seir-same feea- -lia!nn. rt nt h a' enncHfutinn In force.
htm lup iov inviv nuwiuiui auu ,IT l : l-;, ,if o, I Inruiir fmm Annnsito - i
met m front of the breaker in Oakdale. i... .. Tui;n nnrw ;f ,i t,i;- ' trflin for h AHifientfon of the readei-s
J.. . i j a v . . .i i ,1 l -u s''i,: . tTou iit --, oo
HI7. St. Cloud 107. Hawk 107. Isling
ton 107. Hutcitpofhtlc 107, Alrarado
II 107. Mariam Clair 107. Ieon Fergu-
s.n !!.. Hammock 10., Matchim
i V v 4 1 Ui,7 "f T wT ithat the United States sh
duty, but they were kept in the back- th oxnmpie of England 12
ground. The sheiiCf himseif did not ar-L dealing with this grea
rive until the affair was nearly over.
As soon as John Markle, managing
Ordeal 102. Wax Taper 102.. Captain partner of the firm, heard of. the marea.
January 97. Tenderloin 97. Fluke 97. he went ,to Uakdaie from -Us homo Jn
Beard entry.
Jeddo. about a mile distant, and -.xpo
Sixth race. Handicap hurdle Rafiaello : tnlateil with the strikers, urging them to
121. Intrusive 125. Favnln 128. King , disperse. They, hovver, remained fai
Harieycom Jli. King liramhle l it.
Cload 119. Charentus 117. Trillo 113.
Goilfrcy 111. Greenock 110, Waitnot
10$. Annoy 10ti. Oneck Queen' 108. Mu-
zctte 104, Handcuff 100. Asquhh OS.
United States should follow of the Chicago Times-Herald. May 22, , new. YORK roil bkyati
I 125 years ago 189a, the paper published an interview ,
sreat republic, t with Depew. The statements therein President of Anti-Imperialists Fisnres
'We are treating Porto Rico in the same ' reported, and from all existng evidence, j Ont n Saf e JaJority "
way that England tried to treat us. his real sentiment would rurnisn ma- . . .' - . .
We sav to the Filipinos, 'We are go-iterial for whole volumes of campaign .New York, Oet. 19. .It is my belief
x j . Tiint'c n-iint litnrofiirn fnf iha onti-imripvifilisfs TTiir- that Greater New j. ork . will co f or Bry-
J I'll. X UUL O I'H'IV illi.iUl.mi. iwi i.u. ..i.... ...... .... ... , - . , . -', V
to his subjects. The ' thermore, i? these are Mr. Depew's ! an and" btevenaon ; by at least lOO.OCK)
majority, saia r-resiaent kj. ij.uguc,
k Association or
at the national
ing to be good to you
every king says
ry-Mlnana -foil- oVionr the nrofif- in ; rpnl sentiments be-mnst thus waive his major
-ioitin th- PhiHnnine Islands. Everr allerfance to his present party or avoid of the Greater New York Association of
t Af m.iii.'. mo..l.'-i . r.. . 4a nr.ni ;s . o Potior ! tho nr-zvialno' r1nr of bis mirror for . Anti-TmneriailSt Clubs, at the national
IIIC Wllilll. il vyanw.ur, uiaiui "j. niu . C1U1UII Hint 1 1 1 1 - ; "f. w . 1 . i ' . . -T TT" . i YT
,v when-s out of this conntry. rJvery time--we tne next rour years. xne mxerview. neaaquaners m iue nuiuuu uyuse iw
- -i 4urt.i, . nionf ! n-o o oo fAllnnv ... . . . i niorlit Afr PTnphp: Kfl id lho nwthofl bv
i iiv r u in i i m i ii i 1 1 ' imu i Mil ii i. . r aLiti i.uuvi n n - -
Presbfterlans t-ondent n-MrKlnley
Pittsburg. Pa'., "Oct." 9i The Pitts
burg 'Synod of the United . Presby ter'an
church, in fesVioq yvsterrlay ut Turt.o.
Creek, adopted A. rcsiltu in attacking
the McKinley adm'u.istra Jon.
It holds the. administration responsi
ble for the "nullification", of the anti-
down the road until 7:30 o'clock,v when: out of this conn
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No one was seriously hurt, but one there we make it less niceiy mat sncu i "if we should iceep the Philippines we Lif f-r-ji'-"- T
man going to work was set upon lry!a plant wll be established here. We 'would reverse the traditons of this gov- ply that of adding two and two together.
strikers And hp.aten. and others were sav we love liberty. Give the t nipinos ernment from its foundation. We would
'I have reports from all sections of
n.tnaced. The strikers claim that they liberty. lct- them nave tneir own nag opcn up a new line of policy, lvet us weawr .rw ium, ne ",' ""Z
and wont out. mcu owu umuuj. isee wnar xnai wouia uiean. xu me uim muiuuou " ....r,-.-. a
shut the colliery np, but the informa
tion given out at the Markle office was
to the effect that the mine is still working
Demand Amounts to Another Inereaeo
Wilkesbarre, Oct. 19. The United
g their
the strike
They now
of. 18 per
Christians the--tnrcment that, the tehi- f "J t?'u"J:F
nerancc people tire aiding the liquor ;v""."-
element, bv opting the canteen. It. " ' Vt trn m 7l-X:: ffi
Not on the Program
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i t present course. Jhe end or
. .,r iL..Mn in. the. nhiiinnino isi.il3 farther atv ay than ever.
"At ".VVh.Vrt;; - fnriVft demand what is on an average
. J s. J Ail a l r nt Aa V t r i- "acaI n
tion tc all the synods of the country. l ,PF f Jd ?JL
Tl.- Pittsbnrg- synod is- composed of sev- toti5V5 Yn m aJ 'orda4.nCe
oral Presbyter m Western Pennsyl- with he general
vania.
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place, it-would mean the establishment tne reeling in ui . .
of a ' military government over possi- "An election district in the thirty
KItt rr miVlio-nc of rvoonlo siv thoiitsinfl fifth assembly district was polled and
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Rt-ntples. Oet. 19. Although Mr.imiio nwar from us--it would mean the showed 30 Republican anti-tmpenaiists
Brvan's train was not scheduled to make increase of our . navv to the proportion who had declared fonBryau and Stevern-
a stop here, the Nebraskan. decided to of the navies of France and Germany; son. Taking this a's a basis for calcnla-.
speak briefly to the crowd that en-, jt WOuld mean the increase of our army tion, and-deducting 12,000 for possibly
thusiasticaliy cheered him him as he to 1 30,000. more likely 200.000, men; it changes of sentiment, there- will- b
entered the town. He discussed the would mean the increase of our annual about 30,000 in round numbers of antt-
nnramount issues of the campaign and. expenditures tq double what they are imperialist votes "cast in CO assembly
now;, at wouiq ; mean? inac xne uuueu districts oi vue wt-au-i
States aovernment would be brought in There are over " 1.400 election district
Icloser contact With the people than ever ia Greater New York. - J
'it-
was repeatedly applauded.
AT STEWARD'S STATUS
before in the history' of this country.'
i. :
Yontsey's Case With the Jnry
Prnetieallv all "the Palmer and Tiucl
ner leaders of 1895 in the Bronx, Rich
mond county, Kings county and the
borough of - Manhattan are working ac-
' Georgetown, ivy., uct. . iu. me xour- tivcly in the anti-imperialist movement,
sey fcase went' to the jury at 8:30 o'elock which would indicate that at leant
cent or the iroia x-emocraun
An 4ttempt to Coerce Voters Receives
Attention from Bryan
- Aefturn. N. Y., Oct. 19. After passing
thronsrh the rich crane country of central
rw.,. .-u i 4.:,.- i.u:u m .- x-,v-i- xr Um-.n T-oor'hed this eitv toniirnt. DUt'Tne luryasheu uuie ua-iw , notvnpr
Orators for '.NiVhols demandV vo te of 1S90 was hi line for rfryan and . .
inSEES Tof 10 Tpei- cent? IfThloperatoron the The-V tiie napers to elr boaxjlmg Stevenson, and in addition a great many
grant it, it means, so says e?JS 1 Sn-!raUve. An immense throng t : the house anma men iia tho aty
pTrlntendent Lathrop of the Ihigh Val- train at the depot and purged 01r. mghv but tl be known until f date were $?J
111 111V UlILl-ilUit-li4il UIW1 tUlVlll.
Greater New Yort. ana, are advo
the election of Bryan and Ste-
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tio Response to IV
"Wilkesbarre. Oct. 19.
Yallev and a- few other coal
in the Wyoming vailev pos
Yellow l-'erer Case from Cuba
New York. Oct. 19. Joseph Mendel
sohn of Chicago, n first-class cabin pas
senger of the--Ward Line steamer Mex
ico," which arrived on Tuesday, October
10. from Havnna. was among those' re
moved to Hoffman Island for observa
tion. He complained of feeling ill and
was-removed tn Swinburne Island hos-
Sital for treatment. Ia.fc evening h
evrloped tiumistakable symptoms of yel-
low loir. yr. xovj tajs iiiw is. , . .lllAri0S th s morn n? in -tehih tne J.osnv s"ramm . 5n j is normal in every respect and he has w rftta ,th T?e-'
mild anu max me I'aireni is uuiu xainy :v.l"Tl .V' " "r.l so the democratic ieaaer cuiuu ui - tM,H: ;fnA1 rodsr. He is "-'i'" - . ,..Ti zt-tiI? ' -IJ-Tj'-
ixiey injif lut-ii vn tiiii'iv., iu iciuru!.. .-;arr vtiLcu . . . . i nuDucan anu-imnenaiisis which . wonm
today.
lev Coal Comnanv. an increase -of .from Itrran s carnage to ewaro far., wiiwc. v oer
10 to 20 per cent to the miners of the the candidate made a half m-'sfepeech uoio ae .in the
vnrions comnanies. - i I tnr nn audience of between 3.000 and for the defense today PteJr!:ch.2Z' eating
otice. - Ueriaiism Mr Bryan remained here prosecution, was pronounced theaDiest. Takins an these indications into con
etlcss ILJ-aJrJLi. the'neo- heard in .a ' Kentucky court room for R:rnrtnr mv oainion is that Brran and
The .. Ltfilffh ! ?;y.""u:r ;;;; thp noliee yeareand iexpected to result in a ver- Stevenson : will carry 4ir-ater New York
companies gfd 'diBcalty in oin- a path through diet of iwilry.: , -Youtsey-s . cond-ition. to- b at ..Jeasr 1Q0 (m majority-t;. .
Haa aioicunj iu optiiiiio ydL.u t"r,j ;o-h tc hotter. : His r.hysacal condition r r ttu.. .i,.. vi-
TLyneblng tn TLoutsIana
to work at a -10 jrer cent increase-, in j "qhe Auburn democrats planned their
waees. the same to hold good until April ! , L co. rflrk
Lincoln's
-aees. the same to hold good until April iStX Seod
I. 1901. Few of the strikers went near bl Z a,IZIx Z i
..11 1 ,. adjoining the old mansion of Lti
t - -i o m:i. . v . ... . .v nfi-ioinjn
1HIn ..rr: tne cwl,er! lo. eno"ce? wy.SrV of state, with the speaker's
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.vi.. ,-iun hi,- irciiiciii. ! i; -j son. cosoreti, uo u c nuu mtjuuki.v newspapers inrDisiuns
.; . Hau led to the president wounded a conductor on the Texas Pa- formation desired. Up
. er Wu ti. t bcr 17. ciSic- Railway Wetluesda.t was lyncbcl xjlG companies porting
'. '' ..i- r telegraphic imperial early today. O Ulcers were conveyiiu received tiny applicants
. lit.-. I tt li.i m i. i i i .i-Xfr r.-rtri nil Kitin Tfy-n.F.-
vvi,.Tr i linn, iiiT-wn riipn i n m in ri i l i ..t-. m t a.vii i.
vy council from Tung Kuan
0 an. 1 retrans-Tiittetl from
-n: by Director ?cneral Sheng,
' r w" o.rot-er 1C has been re-
r . 14" cf the Ta-Tslag em
v. . J 4 LxreSlcacy. the President
.. l States, greetina:
i ''t ,r crly grateful to your
v ?! -r rr takins the iaiUative In the
".-.n. a, OI tnn ffroio Pekinl ,1
to noon none of
the notices had
for work. .
to Pert Allen. A hen the skiff touched
sliore a nnmlr of men surrounded the
oleers. compelled them to hand over
Johnson rnd carried him eleven miles
to the scene of the shooting, where they
caused him. t ' ' ,
Ootli Sides OTsstlaate
stand near the bronze statue of Seward.
It was a large and enthusiastic crowa
that greeted Mr. Bryan at Seward Park.
still unable or declines ro answer que- he cast for Bryan and Stevenson fin the
tions or to talk.; A lurrmay be asked & q Xew York anTroximate
to inquire into his sanity before sentence 40000. ne said that, four weeks - ago
is passed. . ; he did not think Mr. . Bryan had ' any
- . ' j chance whatever gcT carrying New York
Rooiveit Headed lor Ilomi hState . bnt that. Mri Brvan had mad
TTintn W Oet. 19. For flie tremendous .strides in the last four weekM
. Z. i.u- .'. t. " ". i". f f),a nMcant f!m ii- .r Tljurhes-
where he devoted mostvox nis time 10 me first time since vrovernur iwusotn, it.-xi..- . " -
trusts. A printed statement, credited Albany on September 5th his train has opimonthere seems be.no aoufats
to E. D. Metcalf. superintendent for D. been headed for home, since he left to Mr.. Bryan carrying the State of Newt
Scranton. Pa Oct. 19. Upon. . one M. Osborne & Company, to the effect Huntington, i.W.-Va.;'. little-, after noon, xork py a sare majoniy . ; . . ,
point, at least, today both miners and that in caee Mr. Bryan was elected the today. The? big meetings of the oay ; -
operators agreed. Both sides of the Osborne chop, one of the largest man- were -at v:Huntington and .Charleston. British Xoss at Jagersfonteln
great strilie gave out a storytoth ef- nfactories of agricuitMl implements in From Hnntington to Hi nton there were London, Oct. 19-Lord Roberts re-
feet mat It looKea.as ir the strike-would the country, wooia De-ciosea. receiveu omy two or, yis: "y;pons irom rrprona uuu ib ut we
Half the Steollnsr Heeoverea ;
v- VnrL- Oct. 10. The EHzabethport
t?i- whtVK tvis robbed of over 55100.000 ng. y-nax iuey naa rodo as. rat
fuu'mu hr. has -secured a w ana wquia .concede nothing-ore was
. nil- ,' ".i 1 -i41? VC-V" !,:i The men declared that thr. adhrir to.: no warned
vonr tin.iir off wea Via- i m. Awns iinrr..ana enoun ' 11 iueir cuin cu- uu mo ukuivuj i--- , r, -v::::. n.i,-. . n.on T-..it t- .1: .....i.
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nr 'u. , " " v - - -v- - . , i.vXV. VK i,nlo mstrna 11 , II n frhaa. I I o I ISfcT.f wniH i hrtll (1 l4f.i .
worn unless the operators yielded "tho i common people the- ftetom: grantea- jnaTeacun.xvcuuM. . 4 iVrsfonte in to
hnm n-r tnn -ennvTiTiiTion foinnii lvi aL v v uwi-a ...... i w j. . ,
V. v,- 1 1 the friendly powers other P'0jvrty that ic had. to bnmr "01
,u .,fr, nd.x on arcount of , (he total amount recovered P to ,000. JJ"
point
jthem by th 'constitution. Pointing to at 6 o'ciocV
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