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WATSON IS AT HOME Tks Populist No1ue Has Retnrild from the West. HIS MISSION IS FINISHED Went Out To Smash the Fusion Move. meat in Several States. MRS. BRYAN HEARD THE GEORGIAN SPEAK The Leader of Populism Says that He Will Rest for a Week and Then Enter the State Campaign.

Tom Watson is at home- Ills western trip am to 1 tit night. when. hortl ittr lo he reached Atlanta with NU i ial I Committee- man ii. RH I who his Iwon his traveling comi ir en and ttt. In the Mr.

it on ml Mr Kt 1 the trip has I tin a Mi i en of sneet-hes rt nil in TVx i- in-a Nerala anJ I ol raJ i i tin pin of the nomit i I it 1 fusion many of the tit a Utwoin the dimo rats and toi st was i it on i fur la Ha to tt ti udition affair-- for thf pot ul Tl is tie rta on en 1 Mr Ue for the trtp. tffutive work of 1i olut has 1 tt act impli 1 he IP dares. in Kai sas a il vlora lo Since the appearance of Mr Watson the PUtU1tta have that unless they are allowed rej result mon on the electoral ti ts of these two Mat they will put it full populit leuora titk Mr. Re 1 toes not iv that the 1 oh- bet of the trip wa to ft rot the inif of the west to del oun nail ai i refu him the support. lie veils tie rurro of the mi sio i un ler tl stat nt tint they wj heJ to rtnHly wl it the poi i1 sts th nk is an unfar i ion Mr Reed stats that there was no mysterious Mcnifi ance in the consultation hell In St Louis with tt a h' rn o' Mi a chusetts.

and Roselle or Mi Tic IP port he that a general manifesto will r- is UP 1 by th national to rnlttee If kirinp all fi ion nu 1 in 1 void unless- the democrats a to iewalt 1 unfouflicO It Mr iVatson ml Mr. t- i I it 1 it tie rf ult of the western tour. In stit matter Mr. Watson saYs 11 he 11 be it me a week If i to i tnp campaign. tin toh IP will tike th stump again utl will ci Tk day until the It ti As to his letter of i i It state 1 that th pop 1' nomii.

11 lit until Mr Bn in mik re lii1ort i w.nni ppistli' of i iti front aur Butter. Watson Meets Buck. It was exit ti 1 that atson i iul 1 irr yesterday mor in 1 a re ptior ini mittee is at x. tnn to wel om tint. hut ho mi se' nnr tion in si I ouis i 1 did not i until la ttight.

AS MI as the' tram i i 11 1 in ttoth Je a ru-Ji for sup er vtrii et in i 1 i th were. jjivcn seals In thi de of olot el A Buck arid Major Hanson. of icon who had wen In consultation during the da Mr. itson shock hands rodiall with both men How do you nn 1 things out west asked 1 Colonel ick Bo an DrY tn ettrj ben. rtiliedtNat son with a laugh.

Hanna an 1 mm are not in it Then tin ju irtet fell into i li ion of inrd politics. In when Mr. on and Major Hanson took the not i ominent parts. Watson at Work. Tom at Ln was isiorted imm" naUK to.

populist hi rtijartirs by na rni in Cunningham. who is bi giving the le 11 er tie local w3 of tin ist few weeks in tin- ate Mr uniung iim explained iai noi charges had made against Mr. on to the effict that he id 1 ned th state campaign for the purpose of featl Ms ne At this the i oral if laughed hear ih Oh John. hr a you Know that's wrong. I have dIYidt.

try lime as evenly as I knew' how The lay I left Georgia I made a speech for the state ticket at Carters and fcre that I pokE' as often as I could get a chance for Scab right. After consultation with the chairman for some minutes Mr. Watson called i stenographer closed the door an 1 began the work of answering a few totters which had accumulated during his absent lie refused to le seen a the time but Corn- mitteerraii R-e 1 tame forw ir3 and answered alt question Mr. Bead Talks. We have id a must satisfactory tnj said the ex tanker In town in whi lr.

Watson roke he made i i crowd of converts. i th i that lie Tad the largest crowd in Dallas. Here hr made a stirring PJ i an 1 ill tile i oj le cerr i aroused to the highyst of en thu asm most nt sjeeth I brlle was delivered in 1 in oln Tie 1 all was packed anti the rtpullxans were out in full force exlt-ctel Mr. at son to ittntk Mr. Sew ill but this not corn" off.

After the tpetch until reds itnt up and declared it is thy- mo eloqu nt speech ever malt there. Several rei ubli cans announ td that thy would rote for Bo an after hearing- his speeclu peculiar feature of the evening a the presence of Mrs. Bryan who occupied a stage box near where Mr. Watson wa speaking I noticed her during the even- tog and seemol more interested in the discussion than au of the politicians present She frequently api lau led The result of our trip has been calls- fat tor in man ways. continued Mr.

Ttced. Mr atson has strengthened himself in tie west and tnt jO ulists there are stronger than they have ever ben a for Bryan. I ml enthusiastic sent extent everywhere. lit- wilt earn the as a unit. think.

What Watson Says. Mr. Watson was seen just before the 11 o'clock Georgia. tran pulled out. I want to say.

he remarked that I thall take an active part ii the slate campa gn My private affairs will keep me busy at home for a we lc but after October I I shall go out. and from that time on I shall speak very day until the close of the state campaign Mr. Watson left at 31 o'clock for Thompson. Will Speak in Tennessee. Mr.

Watson passed' through Sasuille yesterday morning and he was met there by ex Governor Buchanan chairman of the state executive committee. He prom sed to return to Tennessee and deliver a series of speeches In that state. commencing in Nashville about October lOti or 1th. fl FROM A SCAFFOLD INTO WATEB. Pall of a Boilermaker in Augusta.

Seriously Injured. Augusta Ga. September 23 Special Luther Moore. an expert boiler maker. from York Pa.

employed In making repairs at the King mill fell from a scaf- oU about the wheel pit today thirty fcej Re Struck once or twice on part of the soaffoidleg anc fell Into four feet of water. was injured by his fall to be un- able to get out of the water and barely J0 wnlrg before he was. rescued His head REPUBLICANS TAKE GOODWIN COMMITTEE MEET AND INDOKSE POPVLIST Fusion Members Were in a Majority and Carried Their Point -Alabama News lit General. Montgomery. Ala.

September 23 Spe cial A committee consisting- of one re publican from each county In the fifth district met here today or the purpose" or settling the matter of fusion Uh the populists of that district In the support of Gooilw for congress. or the nomination of a strsightout republican candidate. This question was the cause of a prolonged wrangle at the fifth district convention last week and was settled by reference to this committee The majority of the committee favored us on that Is the indorse- ment or Goodwvn but there was a minority whl favored a republican platform. and Judge McDuIlIe of Lowndes county. the choke of the antl fusionlsts Ito is not i resent at the Wetuntpka convention and If he had been there he would lit ell pift ability have been nominated Ito was lere however and when he saw that the committee is largely in or of fusion lie withdrew his name from consideration in connection with the norrl i atlon After this was done the committee dt tided to indorse Goodwyn.

Strange Burial. sensation dl' here toda in con- nectiun will thu death an 1 burial Monday of an oil Utrman 1 laker. named Fritz John- suit. The old man had been here some vtai working at Ms trade but 1 id no family ani very few intimate friends. Some weeks ago he was taken sick and was in bed for some time at his boarding house.

His money became ex- haustt 1 and the woman with whom he was ar lint being too i oor to care for him and I rov di him ith roper medicine and our ishniont had him temoved last week to the itv ittlirmary where he became an inmate of the charity ward Monday roornirg Tie li ni th belli no one particularl n- restt 1 in him the police department was Hit 1 an 1 in A few hours he was Inclosed in 11 tv coffin ttid the cit dead wagtm car- ne 1 him to the cemeter. where he was burled in the presence of a police officer and the til hinds whose duty it is to attend i ta ts Uter tie burial it developed th it Johnson was a member of the National nion to ich he carrIed life Insurance fur payable to his wife. who it is thought ttts in Switzerland. Some of the part i fur whom Johnson worked wilt mike an effort to rind the dead mans wife in I forward ner the montv There are several councils of the National nion re bit non of the offi ers or members knew an tin if oiit the sickness death or burl il of Johnson until last night. The White Shield.

Th. repuhli an i irtj is on the verge of a ra. war. The negro who largely ir loridertys In the make up of that party in th stat is i in arms and Iras de land a holy ir againt the White bhiel 1 Just what thi White Shield' i is tile lUtSliOfl 1 ut a leading ne ro I ol tu a i said to The hue Shield I is i sernt organization. which.

far as we tai 1 am 1 ts for its object and i purposes the siljt tion of the negro rate to the domination of the white. It is td to ti' political i trefermetit of the nejcro un ier circumstances. and I bel eve it goes so fir AS to pledge its members to use nil rs to exdu le the negro from the in trial i ur This an- to evcl idt th i pro from pmployment in mines. nir i ioe 11 1 factories. and also to trivo hint out of the building trades In other words it moans to make the nero the hewer of wool ml the drawer of water anti to keep ni there.

Wt nro inforn-cil 1 ha' i largo number of our white republican leaders are mimberu of tile White Shield an 1 tIlt' ne pnes or ttna wilt hold a conference iii tlii on the 1 of next mon when we will alt upon these men to-purge themselves or this tharg It has letn stated that Mr. im Vaughn. of Birmingham. whom the nesro rei ublirans etectel ur man or the st ite executive committee. Is a nit Some of his friends say that this 1 i ot true.

but up to this time we have not ard Mr. Vaughn say vo and we do know that sonic of his dose fr ends white repuh li in tolitieiaia in Birmingham. are mpu- 1 ers of the orler. one of them having been one of the charter members the first 1 ige ever organize 1 I to not know wheth- there are arty democrats the order or not fact I know very little about it ft tut we have q. committee investigating and will have a report on the first or the month.

PHILADELPHIA BUNCHED SITS. Won from the Brooklyns in a Slugging Game. PMalelphia September 21 Brooklvn anti Philadelphia indulged in an old old slugging game today. but the Quakers bunched their hits a little better and won out. Both teams lavoJ a fast fielding game in the face of terrlfftc 1 ttmg The tame was called at the on 1 of the seventh tuning on account of darkness.

Weather clear and chills' Attendance 00 Score H. I Philadelphia 744010 1 17 21 3 Brooklv 320071 3-16 17 0 Batteries Orth Carsey and Grad Abbey. Pa nt and Grim. EXCITING GAME AT CLEVELAND Louisville Boys Did Not Touch the Home Plate. eland September 23 The Ctevelands won today's game from louisville after one oh.

the closest and most exciting struggles tin the home grounds this season. allare pitched one of the finest games ever seen here. Both of Cleveland's runs were unearned and lucky' rrazer pitching was tf the kind that would have won any or- ditiary gani. Attendance. 600.

Score RH Clev eland 00200000 2 0 Louisville. 4) 3 3 Batterits Wallace and Zltnmer Frazer and Dexter. NEW YORK BATTED VERY WELL But Lost the Game on Account of Poor Playing. Washington. September 23 Trie New Yorks outbatted the home team more than two to one hut were unable to wIn on account of three disastrous errors.

In the eighth inning after two men were out. Gleason fumbled Browns grounder. Cartwrlght was then given his base on balls filling the bases. Farrell was sent into hit In place of Norton and sent a liner to left for three bases which Stafford would have caught It he had flisplayed a little activity' Farrell was thrown out at tit plate. Demontre- vllles home run In the seventh resulted from Stafford's dope plaj Ing The feature of the game was the unusual number of New York pla ers left on bane Seymour pitched good ball.

Attendance 3300. Score H. ashlngton 10102023 9 8 4 New York 10200040 8 18 3 Batteries Norton King and McGuire' Seymour and Warner CORBED1 PLACED UNDER AEEEST Gave Bond in 1000 for His Appear. anee for Trial. Asbury Park September 23.

James Corottt was arrested today at. his training headquarters at Loch Arbour. Tho. warrant on wWch the fighter was arrested was Issued Justice Borden on informa- Uons and papers brought here by a detective of th cstral office New York Wien arraigned before Justice Borden he was met by a crowd of friends and curios- seekers The champion was required to give 1 000 for his appearance In Jsew York on September 30th A Parsons. proprietor of the Hotel' Brunswick signed the ban bond and the prisoner was dls charted.

FINAL MOVE IS MADE Motion Made by Ryder's Counsel To Declare a Mistrial. RELATIONSHIP OF A JUROR To the Agent of Kit. wen Alleged. Court Overruled and Ordered Trial To proceed. Talbotton.

Ua September a Special The seventh and last call of the defense for more time for. Ryder came up this morning In the shape of a motion to dls- miss the jury and declare a mistrial in the A' because the discovery had been made that Mr. culpepper. one or the jurors. is a first cousin or Mr.

Blck- le the business agent of Mrs. Owen and Miss Lizzie Ma Owen. the proeecutrix In the case. Mr. Blckiey Is not related to the Owen family.

Mrs Owen being a widow. got Mr. Btekle to transact business for her. The motion was overruled. The attorneys of both sides brought Into play their best legal powers upon this mo- tion and consumed the entire forenoon in us discussion.

Numerous authorities were cited by counsel. and the curt Withheld Its decision until court convened at I o'clock The judge then stated that this was a motion the defense to a mistrial on account of the fact that knowledge had come to them that Mr. S. Culptpjier Otto of the Jurors was aittrst cousin of Mr. 2 illckley a prosecutor In this case.

The court held that Mr Blckley was not a prosecutor in this case as Contemplated by law that the defense drd not bring this motion when the knowledge of this kinship was lit obtained by them and had therefore waived their right to bring said mo. tion therefore the motion was. overruled. Arrangements for Argument. The jury was order 1 In and the court announced that four siteches would be al lowed eat de that the state should open and close the other arrangements to be lift with the attorneys At half past 1 olock Colonel S.

B. Hatcher of Columbus. opened the argument in behalf of the state. PAST TRACK AT GRAVESED. Large Crowd Present and Seven Good Races Run.

Grave kiaee Track September 23 A llunj wttt. olew Hum tht northtbbt tins i- lion but Lh sun vv is I trigit the ky ct and lie track fast. Thesu Favorable cc conditions and a good card Attracted a large tiovvd ltLre ti no stake events today' i two- year oia and it Staid fur oiifci i lautiin itums to won. lied sind- r. stvo i it.

MOLkDroktr third. lime 1 1 Second race two yeir ol 1- live and a. halt funoi gs irayiliK V. Vans IC to 1 win iaxmi noli second IT anon third Jin i 1 i id ra thre year olds eleven six ten i is 01 at iiHlt fotiuo life Clayton I to won ouej second t1ucaiongc third. Olin 1 rouriti i ace year live furlongs- Christmas Its Doggett 30 to I won Rosao I iiiaddy mud Time.

a 03 Fifth rate for all ages one milt. eBlraar 11 slmrr-- to 1 won flrtsdywine second 1 iigt third. Time I 43 Sixth rue year olds and upward sx lurlorsis Tom Cromwell Ill Slmm Ii loo won Harrington second meer third. lime- 1 lo Se race hurdle handicap one mile anti six furlongs over seven hurules I ril Pool HO Brazil to 1 won Flushing second lakuma third Time 24 Today's Entries at Gravesend First rate thret quarters of a mile high weight handltap Ferrer BO. Brandy Wine 133 Agitator 1 Jl JItrriiigtoi 138 Strathpol 14 Toe ain 122 Declare tt9 Floreita IV 114.

remior 113 Tragedian lit. Second race mile and a slxfenth Mir- shall 11 Wall. I ogsett 105 Ingornar 102 Howard Mann 93 Klitgstone 92 Sepelo 9o Third race one mile Speculation stake- Ham Reed lonjrBeich11 rapohoc ST 1 Urania Glen Mayne 94 Damien 4 Fourth ratt five ghths 01 a mile Chal lengfr Ill. Princess HaUa 11 Buddah luS Pass Over 108. Absentee los lriend hip 1 Ro lC5 stinction 101 Emily Menderson lC5 Filth rap.

three-quarters or a mile Waltzer 112 Declare 112. Jack of Spades 112 Golden Badge 1 Flodena Hubbard 103 Woodvine 03 Venita It US Article 103 Whipeord I Laitreiton Tit Mouse 98. Sxth race. sixteenths of a mile- Pass Over 107 Tragedian 107 Dye 157 Break Day Scarf 1 in lu Iroquolsc in. Florfan 101.

Travant 102 MohawK Prince 102 Dr. Jim 102 Chic 97. GOOD DAY FOR SECOND CHOICES. Net a Favorite Won at the Oakley Track Yesterday. OaKU Race Track September Z3.

Vot a favorite won today second choices winning the majority' of the events Uncle Jim vc i the hurdle In easy style. Weather cool track fast and attendance good. First race five furlono Tillo 100 Fowler 11 to 5 won Oscuro second Doomful third. Time. 1 14 rond race swan furlongs Eleanor Me 92.

T. Burns 4 to I won Skate second A It third. Time. I 29' Third race. six furlongs Solo 106 T.

Burns 7 to 2 won What Next. second Banquo It third Time 1 Fourth race seven furlongs Tlisg OS Thompson to 1 won Nimrod second Helen Mar third. Time Fifth rice one and one-eighth mile1 Mono Fonz 107. Thorpe. to 5 won Cecil second Little alter third.

Time 1 Sixth race hurdle one and one quarter miles Uncle Jim 140 Martlmus 3 to 1 won Captain Roes second Tlppecanoe. third. Time 21S4 COLORED MASONS MEET. More Than One Hundred of Them in Session Here. The grand lodge of Free and Accepted Ancient lork Masons colored for the state of Georgia met in the hall of Mount Leb- anon and composite lodges in the Odd el lows' building on Piedmont avenue at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.

Most worshipful grand master Rev. IL Allen ir. the grand east. and A. Allen R.

W. neereay of Augusta Ga. and the other grand officers hi their several stations were In charge. There were over lOh representatives present from the various subordinate lodges from alt over the Ma In attendance The most worshipful national grand master TC D. Mathews.

from Leavenwortb. Ku" is here. tie Is the national grand master of all legitimate Masons colored in the United States. He arrived here Monday to be present at the grand communication on. a national visitation and was received by the grand muter and his grand officers and members In ample form according to the ancient customs and usages of.

the royal craft. There la business of Importance to be transacted at the section A public reception and ianauet Kill tends-red this evening at 4 o'clock at the hall to the national grand master ano wost worshipful grand master and officers at which time orations will be delivered by the most worshipful national grand mas ter Captain D. Mathews. and. Grand Master Rev.

Allen A. Allen. R. secretary and others Said the Judge Was Drunk. Raleigh C.

September SpeclaI- The editor of The Lenolr Topic is cited ta appear for contempt He. publlhed that Judge Norwood. one of the new' fusion judges was drunk. TttCCnE A tOLl IK ONE DA Tate laxative Bromo Quinine Tsbkts. Afl brut list refaadthenKm rtfltf uBtocure.

Co. BlYANfllROraN Receiies I TiTrllliog Reception In ths. City or Churches. Continued Prom pint Page. shout went up.

The audience seemed to rise as one man. In an Instannt men and women' were shouting with all the jwwer of their lungs and as nearly everybody was armed with a small American flag they were waved In the air. and the whole auditorium formed a kaleidoscope of red white and blue. Those who did not participate at first became Infected with the enthusi- asm and rose and cheered lth their more emotional ne ghbors It was a stirring scene. The waving flags the resounding cheers from thousands of throats the excited people all contributed to make it a scene worth witness- log Judge Gay nor finally asked for quiet' and obtained it after the cheering hail lasted five minutes.

Judge Gaynor saw that it was no use to make a formal speech. The crowd wanted to hear Bryan and Bry in alone so the Introduction was thus brief Ne will now dispense with the formal parts of the meeting and I will now introduce to you your great leader Mr. ltryan. That ws all the judge said. and his last words were drowned In the roar that again came from everypart or the house.

anti as the band began playing Rally Round ie Flag1 the people had a new Incentive to shout. When quiet was restored Mr. Bryan spoke as follows Mr Chairman Ladles and Gentlemen- I esteem It a great privilege to be permitted to defend the cause which has been espoused in this campaign and I am glad to be permitted to present that cause to the people of Brooklyn I only wish that that distinguished divine whose name has added even to the fame of your great city Henry Ward Beechpr applause were with us today- that he might again champion the cause of the people In their great fight. Any roan would whose sympathies were on the side of humanity- my friends. tte have commenced a warfare against the gold standard which will not cease until victory' is won.

We are opposing an enemy that never fought an open fight. A voice They never went to the war. We are fighting an enemy that was never honest In Us deal ngs with the people We are fighting an enemy that has ever sought to avoid the real Issue and light the battle on some other. Before addressing myself to the money question I desire to say something in re gard to the planks of our platform which have been assaled by the enemy. I only speak of them because persons high In the republican party have called attention to them and sought to twist them into a meaning never Intended and to give them an interpretation which they will not bear.

Mr. Bryan then read the plank denouncing federal Interference and declared it as mild In tone when viewed by the side of the plank on the Invlolabil ty of state rights in th Lincoln platform of 1800. Criticism of the Supreme Court. Continuing Mr. Bryan said Now my' friends It our platform is wrong I want these republicans to repu- Abraham Lincoln applause because if you take Abraham Lincoln' from the re publican party' you have taken from it Its most sacred memory my' friends p- lau Vow let rue ca your attention to another thing they' complain of.

They' say' we rritieIse the supreme court Let rue read you what we say on that subject anti the speaker quoted the plank In th Chi- cago platform denouncing the supreme court for i decis on against the Income tax. Con inulng Mr. Bryan said 1 hat ri thee I call attention to the fact that the court ov rriiKi the decisions tf a him lied le. It i a fact. haven't wi' a right to mention a tact declare that congress ought us all he constitution power remains.

let them Insist that havinjr taken part we da not use what they left We demand that congress rhall such power as may' ome from reversal the. court as it may ttei-eafter be nntl- Has no court a right to re ve the decision Jt this court It- not. whit right had this court to reverse the courts fur 100 years it" Applause. This court changes from time to time Judges die or re ign p01 new juices take their places Is it not possible my friends that future Judges may adhere to the pro- rdtnts Of 180 years instead of dbeting to a decision rpidere by a majorIty of one anti hat one changed hit. mnd in two niontha' very tlnif 5.

lawyer Into court and tabs for a reversal of a decision of the court and It Is not an infrequent thing-every time a lawyer does It ho attacks the correctness of the decision which he' desires to have reversed. Let me read to you what the republican platform says about decisions or the supreme court In 131 condemn the recent opening of the African slave trade under the over of our national flag aided by- perversions of Judi dat power Mr. Bryan went over the financial question and when he concluded he was cheered loudly. lie presented Senator Blackburn asking- the audience to listen to him and mot of those who had heard the presidential candidate remained Addressed tha Workingmen The meeting at the rink was under the auspices of the Bry-ari league of Kings county' and was a genuine workmgmcns gathering. Nearly five thousand persons were In attendance while an Immense number of others were unable to obtain admission John Phillips national secretary of the United Hatters of America pr lded and called the meeting to order.

Ills brief address consisted of an appeal to working- rccn to band together and work for the election of William Jennings Bryan. Resolutions unreservedly indorsing the candidacy of Mr Bryan were presented and adopted a rising vote aft whjcli telegrams of regret from Eugene Debs president of the American Railway lnon and John W. Hayes genethl ec ury- treasurer of the Knights of Labor were read. Mr. Bryan was late In arriving at the rink.

It was 1033 m. when he arrived. IT. received a. most enthusiastic reception the cheers and applause lasting fully five minutes.

He dwelt particularly on the financial issue. He was loudly cheered when he declared that this country does not want money that la too good. Bimetallism he declared meant mote money and one can. not sell their goods unless people have morey to spend. The gold standard.

be said means nard times and poverty for the laboring man. lIIr Bryan concluded atll 35 o'clock. He waa given three hearty cheers and followed by an immense guard left the ball. He was driven to the Margaret fcojel. In rh lower pat of.

the city nere remained over night. NOT TO VISIT WHITEMOTINTAIHS Manchester Only- New Han psBlre Town that Will Hear Bryan. Concord N. H. September rhe proposed-trip of William J.

Bryan to White Mountain notch has beenabandoned on ac count of more pressing calls for him' else. where. He speaks In Manchester next Beta orda3r forenoon and special trains wilt be run from all sections of the-elate for the accommodation ot ftose' who wish to hear Rallrad Manners Forcing Employes To Sign an lament 10 VOTE REPUBLICAN TICKET Copies of Bouik Cocfcransr Speech Theloged in Men's Pay lope-Fraud Exposed. From The Indianapolis. Sentinel Instances of attempts upon the part of railroad corporations to coerce and influence their employee to vote for YcKlnl are re ported daily and In spite of the weak denials of the officials the methods that are being employed by' these corporations are becoming well known.

Overt acts while important are not so significant however as the moral Intimidation which Is being brought against the employee. The men are given plainly to understand that civil Eervlee rules do not control their positions and the maintenance of their places de pends largely on their avowal In favor of McJvInley Yesterday the pay car of the Big your railroad visited this city and In every en- elope received by the men was circular copy of Bourke Cockrans speech. The officials are pouring this kind of literature into the men and doing. It- in such ft way that they cannot do otherwise than give It their attention. Bug Fours Excursion.

The Big Four company is engineering a scheme to get up a big excursion from this city to visit McKinley at Canton One well- known silver republican Was yesterday In vited Join the excursion and said he did not care to go. He Inquired the probable cost however and was Informed roat there would be no expense as the transportation and expenses while In Canton would be furnished free to those who went Under these circumstances he eiepeed to go A Louisville dispatch gives another scheme which Is being worked by another of the prominent railroads It says A new plan to secure votes for McKinley has been adopted by some of the corporations and one railroad In. particular entering Louisville. The charge has been made that certain railroads have intimidated their employes and thereby secured a pledge from them to support McKinley. This seems to have smote the conscience' of these railroads and In order to relieve themselves or any suspicion of intimidation they have adopted a new scheme which even goes further and makes each person employed swear that they will support a single gold standard toy voting for McKinley Th charge is being maul that ore railroad in particular has sent out notarys public wrth each of Its pay trans When the workman wages for the month are given him he la also handed a slip-of paper to sign on which Is printed something in substance as follows I hereby solemnly swear that no official of the railroad has forced me to sign an agreement pledging my support to Major McKinley and sound money but I do hereby solemnly swear that I will vote tor McKinley and that I do so of my own free ill It will be seen by' signing such an agreement ostensibly for the purpose of exonerating their railroad company of any in tlmidatlon that the men are simply making oath that they will disregard their suf.

frage as American citizens and vote as the company dictates. Others Tell the Same Tale. In connect1 on with this dispatch The Sentinel has received from a well-known railroad man a letter In which hi says It Is a bare faced piece of business a ad men are coerced and intimidated Into joining and wearing McKinley and C. H. D.

sound money club' buttons or else afraid of losing their jobs. A peculiar thing has happened the past ten day The C. H. D. pay car has always tarted from Cincinnati to pay off on the 13th of each month.

This time word came from the Cincinnati head office that owing to the fact of the road being un able to get money from the banks. the pay cat would not start out betore the liHh The pay car was held back until the 18th and was wrecked as you are aware. and three men killed and several wounded. The presumption Is It was held hack to forward the end of the gold people distress and scare the worktngrnen and fmploes and create an impression by paying out few gold pieces lie that as it may three men lost their lives by that little political move of the railroad. Railroad employee are telling the same kind of stories by hundreds Another em.

ptoye said last night Of course the companies are not taking clubs and beating men over the head if they refuse to vote rot Mctumey but. tnpy are going at the work just as effectively They are letting the men understand very plainly. that It they vote for Bryan their positions will be the price or their failure to obev the known wishes of the corporations. We are compelled to keep quiet and read the literature the companies thrust in our faces and lis ten to McKinley talk and hear Bryan de nouneed as an anarchist but we are not allowed to say a word In reply The republican employee go around shooting pit' their mouths about McKinley hoping to advance their own Interests with the company while we are compelled In self-defense to pretend to I tall in with the procession. but I will tell you that we will do nothing of the kind.

The Australian ballot law was given the employee for just that kind of business and when we go into the booth no one will ever know how we voted. The silver vote is being Increased every day on account of this course adopted by the companies and there Is going- to fee the biggest surprise party next November that the railroad companies ever witnessed The railroad man TV ho made this statement says It His name were used In connection with It he would lose his position in twenty-four hours. OFFICER CEOW NOT GUILTY. Revenue Man Charged with Robbery Released by a Marietta Judge. The trial of W.

K. Crow the revenue' officer charged with highway robbery as concluded in Marietta yesterday. Judge John Y. Alexander signed an order dis charging the defendant. The trial was on for two days and about forty' witnesses were examined by both sides.

On the lfth of August Mr. W. Rico was robbed at the bridge over Noses four miles from Marietta arid 390 taken from his person. Crow was arrested and charged with the crime. He admitted being near the scene of the robbery on the day the crime was committed but.

contended that he was traveling. a different road Which ran parellel to the road Rice was traveling Judge Alexander thought Crows alibi was sufficiently established to warrant his. discharge and his order was passed accordingly. Marshal Dunlap was present as a witness for Crow. Colonel C.

H. Griffin conducted the de tense. and his diligence in working up. the alibi contributed largely to the prisoners release. Pretty Pill" Pretty Poll Thereslno prettijiess in pi except on the theory of ore is prettydoes In that case she's Tight.

rf AjrePsfRHIs rs dojmrelbillottspess conttipation SOM MKINLEY METHpDS CHICAGO STREET CZ CONDUCE TOR TELLS OF ISIS Zmployes Were Made To Wear Badges and Showed. Their Displeasure-by Turning Them Down. Chicago III September 23 Special As an illustration of. the methods used in coercing worklngmen to support the Wt- Klnley ticket the case of Albert spinuler may be cited. The story la told to one of the local papers Albert H.

Splndler a discharged conduc tor of the Heisted street Eable line asserts that he Is the victim of political coercion and has appealed to the sliver democrats. The statement la made. officially that he was discharged for refusing to wear a Mc Ktnley button. Spindler has been the employ of the West- Chicago street railroad three and a halt ears He la twenty-seven ear old and lives wltlkhi wife and boy at 2604 Wallace street. When asked yesterday to corroborate the assertion male by the democratic pr ss bureau he raid I was not discharged exactly for refusing to wear the badge but It was for political reasons.

I have' been a. democrat and was a silver man alt through the early part of the campaign. After the. rest or the boys had put on McKinley badges the boss of the Halsted street barns John Fitzgerald came to pie one morning and put a. McKinley button on my lapel.

Wear this. Splndler he sakj. and don't lose Jt1 The division superintendent sent it down for you A good many of the boys had been given badges and while they did not want to wear them. they did not dare refused so they would lose them. Mine got lost too The boss gave me another and I lost that also A while after he gave me another and raid Now don't lose this and wear It straight up Some of the employes showed their displeasure at having to wear the badges by wearing them upside down.

Iwore this one till Saturday September 12th when I got notice to go down to Superintendent Puller's office He asked me when I went in It I had ever been compelled to wear a McKlnley badge I said that I was not exactly compelled but that the button was put. on my coat arid I was told not to lose It and to wear It straight up. soldldnt see what else was left for me to. do. He asked me how many limes I hid been down to his office and I said three times in au.

to sate that there were other charges against me and they wouldn't need me any more. lie said the nature of the other charges was not material. As I went out I said to some of the other boys who were there to that toe superintendent heard It that they had better wear their. McKinley badges if. they wanted to keep their places.

I reported nay discharge with the reasons at the. democratic headquarters I never refused to wear the badge nut I told my fellow conductors and others that I was for Bryan and would vote fur him at the- election but that I was wtarng a McKinley button to keep my job I suppose they heard of It and that vas the reason they discharged me. TWO LETTER. WRITERS NABBED. Negroes Send Threatening Missives To Young White Next.

Selma Ala. September 23. Special. The existence of a very' serious state of affairs In the town of Marion Perry county came- to light today with the arrest of George' Brooks and Chess. Kelly.

two negroes by United States deputy sheriffs charged with sending obscene and threatening- letters through the malls A few days ago a number of prominent young business men received anonymous letters threatening their lives. If. they- were' ever" caught in the negro portion or the town again after dark The letters made ugly charges against some. of tile recipients The young men of the town were much incensed and determined to put a stop to all such insinuations. A firm- in this city received an order tot 1000 rounds of.

ammunition and a. messenger was sent to the city to buy Winchesters I pistols. The- identity of tile writers of the letters was learned and there would have been bloodshed had not- cooler counsel prevailed. The matter was turned over to the United States marshal and the arrest of the two negroes followed. Tbe prisoners and a number of witnesses went up to Montgomery today where a trial will be had before Commissioner Benjamin is Seals.

CHARGES THEM ON LYNCHING. lodge Tyson to the Grand Jury in- Dallas County. Selma. Ala. September 23 Special Judge Tyson who la presiding over th Callas county circuit court in place.

of Judge Moore today issued a special charge to the grand jury touching the lynching of the two negroes Israel Motley and Billy Hunter by white men In Martins precinct last July. He said that the lives of negroes are as sacred in the eyes of- the law as the lives of white men denounced neb law. and pronounced the lynching of the two negroes as omrder which It allowed to go un punished would be a blot. on the fair name of Alabama. The two negroes entered the.

yard of Colonel C. D. Hunter a prominent planter and shot at- him with a double shotgun as he sat by a lamp in the hall. reading to his wife and daughters. The negroes were caught confessed and on.

their way to Jail were taken from the officers and swung front a bridge. THIEVES AT WORK IN EUPAULA Several Residences Entered and ables Stolen. Eutaula Ala. September 23. Thieves have been getting in their.

work. in this city for the past ten days. A few nights ago the residence of W. E. Stephens was entered.

and he lost all of his provisions. Last night while Mrs. Martha Johnson and Mrs. B. IX Cox.

were attending the speaking at the opera house. their homes were. entered ld their pantries were rifted of their contents and some val uables were missing AWAITING- GOVERNORS NAME. Conference Committed Agrees. on the Tennessee Fee Bill Nashville Tenn.

September 23. Special The conference. committee ttffe free bills agreed today and the report was adopted by both the enate and the house. The meal. ure now goes to the governor tot his approval Ginhouse Destroyed by Fire.

Griffin. September 2 Special The Inhoul. belonging to A. F. Gossett who lives some three or four miles east of the city was burned this afternoon about half.

past 1 o'clock. The. machinery. together with shoot forty bales of cotton was to tab loss. Mr.

Gossett lost. twenty-three bales of his own cotton while the others belonged to his customers. The origin of he fire Is not known Railway Notes. The Pennsylvania has given an order for 30001 Sets of Irbrakea" Jack IV Johnson of Birmingham was over yesterday. lie was the val dating of'- fleer here during the exposition.

He is one or Birmingham most prosperous citizens. This Southern railways publication. The Southern Field lore September contains 0n interesting article by. Professor Teats on Georgia's gold nel Colonel John Screven of Savannah colonel Thomas Carter or Virginia anti Major Greene of Augusta have been in conference at the Equitable and the Kimball thr week considering lime matters which came up for arbitration. Kentucky Is Sard tfuy WHAT THE McKinley Aid Jst CHAIRMAN SUMMERS 9ttS ysNjhat His Line with a Thousanj Vote Louisville.

Ky. Sej If there was a dourf that carry Kentucky two Mkl of unrest has been spelled lag of the distlngufced the fusion that with the populists The fusion of the lists was officially gfen yesterday. Tile asi ement two populist electoHto be a view of their pjsLlarH in both parties sha TO electoral ticket and thaTlhL list electors shall blwithflrt tt support of both parties hall said electoral tlctaf wj that all differences to other candidates pose being the election for president and con with his views on Every Doubt The democrats have doubt as for Bryan by The populist vote this In the gubernatorlpcontest hey defeated Karat was hfcT the presidential elation to iaj nyL were cast for Cpdldate total vote cast for i Ml while in IS95O929 votes the republican noninee' receivlng a 1 ity ote474. In B92 the democratic jorlty Tvas 40033 nd from every Mfcti tiors the majorit of Bryan this jinl will easily reach i lat figure. The fgfel with the popullsianifies It jrtrUltt It the democrats pll no more their nominee for jovernor did last Boltocrats lave Lost Heat The McKinley aj society boltomti Un lost heart thoughjhey are keeping 09 ti fight in hopes of a reaction as tbe dsiii say.

But If the ehction could hrtll December Instead of November 17 would get nearly very vtfe Ju th tofej This Is but a mil 1 way of shotlag to rapidly and vigor ttsly the cause it peoples money is advancing. be no ra Uuu The silver mov raent recfh petus whep Bryai days ago. Over BLt0 people heart while he was fn tte state and his ncif in uisvifle wai ore ef trtasijsfl entry into a capt red cjnmtrjf tkj yaslon of the fco fiif pltrto ri buggery. Amonglother speikeri pitting in telllngjcks for pl ore Senator feller giessipan J. Bal' General 3.

B. Vaver Kentucky' Greeting to th Chairman Somaers of the itU. palgn committee sends this srwt sg fi1- tile totathClfl tes right. She wllp right by 10JW majorifr and wlU telling rebuke the bond Wall street andlhe plutocrats hind the working people in liefr thi ci gold. Let hcf sister states da tit BOLTOCBATS RULED jOTOtH Those Who Do Not Stand ty Jg Cannot Take Pr in Lexington.

September The boltocratC must go into the can camp wlte they belong themselves altogether. That Is the effect of a ruling of tht ocratlc count jjKmmitt e. which teljiw by the chairman pf the state commJtttt' The question comes up over tt ratic primary for city and coOBtjr' which is to baheld Saturday The county committee has Candidates fo city and count decline to sport the nominees Chicago national convention shall net in allowed to before the prtaarf a'S State Chairman Johnson Jacks iii' tj decision In afstrong Interview. Kentucky Democrats havelK fef fci bolters. Your local doctor msy be a go but you shedder when he treatment for the weakness and culiar tor women.

These Of ally unnecessary but the knowrt. Hew perfectly bj behind the times. lie does Uv- ao douot but hisoestls rtr Jlfrjsnotaspecialist Heistt titioner worried and bothered in giving attention to a to different ailments. Many111 do not take tie Umeto a woman I disease she quently the lianly feminine eppt1 those of other rfer i Every tnviUd MIllJr ices oPa nrMf jpgjtail and skilled speoslist ifl tt SSSi E- BsjaajaSa Srauisonthesjste ftS Mfc8diMEcq 3 gt Constitution the mattei to li nothing fthe prog Male will be cal itution. first of Qiel section oesto increa the supreme cow pie.

hea this matte the people oft generally' Idjourned but re ul 3U The ami to different shape. I ttelonrthat the pee jere was cousin poal Co more0 ben It. was last ovlsion for ele Incorporated w. he amendment met lye the support voters of Geot-g at the proposed ahould be rr The second amen I section 2 of ar Jc amendment 1 ichool commlsslone pie Instead of governor. So far as is letos position to this a vedjhatlt wTC A Stro itHotw W.

Har punocfattc execut twenty-first seneto afvery strong told voters of his dlstric them to the grea ir elections. both clearterms he sh 1 aligned trusts-and combis their purpose the the consequent ties continuance of the predation of the all Jn the interest the-many. lie call elections in New against the control vieW of what has yw says that the jvpon Georgia and well as because inost important th true to the part uty success 44 jopulists to taint ei HeBhora istot ata that tli ver been true to I rohlbltionf which 1 ifree cotaage of. th iralleg ance to the colored voters th use democrat nd Is sman that the part seniatives dontjr any other pj sand Justice and i is with the- Judge Noij tter addressed tt published in Tie throughout th' hearty consines. Constitution a oo has always I Ists and.

they. 7 highly. Judge or ptiontott the pi popullats this tb evils that 1 cess the pol s. Jack under the lcal writers in. pubic questions I kly stated.

It adorns a tut much at ten Jo Judge Nor i Pionshlp of sill er to be its advoc handed them The Irtss all have spoken with which he espoused. Tie The ronstilut thflfmanageme it has management i necssazyt subject to the- he heal parties in ti- fls fact that hi ibonie county we t. Section to art et at all precincs This to furl friends in forrael Coweta. anI wffling to JoJ on of niijq ind we slil to be tat eloa 31 cndidate for th tjr announces tl ce but for th- l8onjr and goort na influence to ely. Speaking tf 1 a jrs He nu a useful day democr jsed democrat When It Toccoa never otaiocracy is sti can be relied up' af Th Oglethorpi ncy has turned aas it is ncce what a mon scslved by the committee fn oounty the outll a the Uh of Tae 8eah WrigUtl reduced Whisky and ml NomlBle Sever BHY A 6E R61AN We 1m.

anI al 1111 shorly 10 k. Nattl1a1 Commitet- fl(4-d. bn flng companiEI lhll fnt th EYS Ir Watson Ir be bl1 A tri's spfhs tf Illyn Ttxas. Kalsas ada totraJ1 I was th ipir1l tht nomimt ht 11 malY wtstr tltS twrn moTats pOluists no a bass lB InHtill ltairs th rululsts. This fS0n by lr.

Red trip. Ertl issolutiol hen aelomllshtl h. to- IS3S and oloralo. Sinct ht apfardnce Ir. I lul unlss rEpre tntaton elctoral tkkts states wi out ful popult I tt.

rtee1 lots ay 1 sole Jft ht tip force Dryanits enounl Stwal ant rEfnS their support 1e tle rurloe mission unlf the statnt hEd what populsts think ion. EJ thee 10 ttrlous sIgnikanE consulati h1 St Yash1lr Ia sa- chuSEts HOSElt :1 1 Tht cc- 1ort. hI says. gtneral wi Issupd the I mltpe 1h1I al fusion' nul anti I vol unltss agret wihdraw twalr Is unfund Ith Ir Ir. Rt elatI result stErn tat.

mllr" Ir that hI home ffe ULOhtT takC the a aiu sj-aak wry unti ctn hi ttr i- tatp1 the pp lst norninyc wil ait unti Bryan rpliy bfore rtntr tlE' ILtiai(1 from' StalJr Rutl r. I rXllt atsoa wout1 arit ttrJl' nicrain ld re It ag the trl welomt h. onrctiun 11 St Louts Iid in ant I l1jht A 01 a ulk maJ. rUl supper. Hy strl II thy ycn stats hy thi s' 1 A.

E. Macon. a Ir. Watson tw ordial mtI Tim wes' Flock. Bryan.

EH rwherc. fpli at wih hfar ant hi" I ar it. quaret tl a lisI gntrat olti whCh Ir Vttson ominen Waton Wat50n ecorrd alei' POPUll Chairman fun- was bl giYlna Ital- nws tl. paH alE' Ir unningtam Uplalnt li sfrious In mde lr. WtOI rtct had rtd th fEathrn nrst I th lcmhf' lughtJ hariy.

Oh ar YOI wong. I eHni' a Thl ja Itft spch Carterl bore otfn SEah Wright fter consultaton witl sme Ir. caled i llnobphe. closd and te answtrirg lettr whih hld aecumuJatEd during refuse timf. Com- mIteEmari t1 torward al UStOD hale had mlst atisfarory trp sid Ex In every which atoon rlokl mad.

a con think Dalas. prr h. it and al utile sem ed arou51d hightst Jtl' 1 en- thuiam lis t0int sl' ch. believe wISdJiltrPl Ln lt Ial packP th. ful ted lr at atalk lr SwaJ com' of.

hun camt dtarE wa float toQitnt peh thrt rEpubl woul ote Bryan afer A peular enin lrs. Ir. atsol wai not thf 8lP seemf poltctans Shl tly apIlauled. rEsult til' bEen factory ontnued :11 Ir. Watson stlt Intle ant tl populsts a thy fr n.

fJhugia tic pntl- enrrwhtrt. wil arr as uni I Ir. wa I ocock tran PUJI I sy ihal actve 1 campag. Iy atlnl wi bus week. afer shal out om shal ver unt te Ir.

1 Wi r. ye ttrday mtt thee ex Bu hanar chairmal comitee. prmsed retur delver serlEs Nashvle lt or' I th. SCAFOLD ATR 111 Boierker Augt Sriously gta ptembr Z.Speda1 i Luter More hler fr Pa. emplcYfd r9.

pai at th KIi ml tel frm a iaf o1 fCt Re It on twl prt ioldng aQ fet Hew1. Ijured u. fble to. ret I' ucp drwlg bfore Wa recue I halea Red het' WI baiy attheho Pt I 1 red nit qf TA EGOODWN COM MET A IRE POPTtNOM I Wee Mjorti Cre T81 PoitA baml eWI i nerl. 2.

A mmltee cnsIstng re- frm' ech ftf purs letlng fsion wih pOPllbts dIstrct supprt odwyn eongeI nomlnator rpublcn Questol' wranle ffh conventon setted rterence cmmltet. Te morty cm- mit fUI that II Indorle- mfnt but Wilkh ored rpubHcan and Jud J. McDut ant Was Vetumpa cnvn- I plJhablty nomlnatet. Ere ant cmmlt lame idraton conr. lon norl- nation.

Afer was cmmitee Indor Godvyn Burial A stusaton here tdain Iucton I and 01. haktr rtz Tht bn somo lars Wekin had famiy an Inimate weks ao wa taktn bd to tme hll boaln 1 use. eeame hals th wom wil hor hewr ardln bing lopoor car and with mdicine lour- i hnent rmond wek ciy Inlrmary ilmte tht halty wani 1ionday molng le tiiJ tnd thoce bll ptcllnri tlr ld plce wa tlll ant wa IncolEd it lty nd tht cty wa" riol cemetel' wher blrid pre Iee polce ofcpr lty hoe I toatEn ulh Ct' Afer buri tnt a memb te atonal lnion iCh lte thou ht Swzerland Sme pares Johnsn 1 erOf rnd forwurt T1re elrll councl attnal lmon here. otcr memblktH any- tliJg alut tht knt eat bural unti lal Wte rtpuhican part thE fgE' rae pr- pondaats tht tatl' I up andirss tdant ar agint th SMI is qUlstjn hut. nero 10It tOlay Whie I a.

trl oranizaton so 1arn has objtct' Iurpos th sUhjltion nejro wh oPPO td tht poitkll prpftrmut tbt TO unltr any crcum tans bEIC 1Ot I fars plII is mtmbEr dtYlr" th gro frorY Ht in- itistriat pursuit" mai exclld II iur- 11JHE titti ftori" I I 011 tht huilJln traI mtan makt ne ro 001 an tht rawer wattr I hnt the. Inforf1 a' a whit republcan Iadrs Whll and 11 II lil lma wi hol confrncO II this it 01 th is. ntxt mOlth 1 wil 131 on to urge I pl thi ta pI Ir Willam Brmingham tht nf ro rfpubllans E1Ectt1 hair- I th state pXfcuth' commitct. mfmr frlerds sar thatthl is rot Ur. hard lr.

om. hi frnds rEpuh- Ian ot IanJ Drmllgham hpl orEr on tbEm on. 0 fr5 odgi orAaniZt. whtth- f' ar Ipmocat. thE orter not ltle Yf- I commlttet invesllgtlUnl wi repor the frst HIAELPHIA Brooklys me.

PIiadtIphia. Sfptpmbtr 2 Phiadelphia old-fashion ut Qaer bunchf ltle beter on oul tenns plapd gae fart ttnfc Itttnl ht me th. tnt thE jnnlnA dakness. Iather ccar ant chilY Atendance iO. Phladelphia.

7 4 4 1 1 1-1 llrooktytt. 3 2 0 0 11 31 Orth Grady- Payne EXCITNG Louisvie Sepember 2. CltHlands on afer cosest exclng I tht leasonalae ched th lest gae Clevell tared luck Irazr" pitcing wa hve dinal' gam. Atedance 6 H. E.

land. 5 it' iOOOUOOI Walace ant WEL Playig. Washing lon 2. outbatcd tem un ble dlatou error. aflr on grounder.

CarwrIght bae bals Illng Laes. Farel hi orton lner lef whic Stalord hav ht lte actvit Farrel wa Demonte vles sventh resuled Stators dopey rl3ll Tha to unuual tw players lef bale. go bal. Atendance 3. RH.

E. I WashIngton. 9 Xtw York. IO 0004UI- 1 BatpresXoron. ad Srmour arpr I CORBET PLACED AT i pond Hi Appea- Til N.

2 J. Cor rre teJ to lY bl trin- Lch Abou w-lch fghter arested wa 1sed bo Justce Brden infora- tos paprs det ofc Wen iralgned bfore Justce ws crwd urosi. t-serkerl T. champI0 10 appernce ew York Beptmbr Ot. RParons pretor or.

Brunwick wa Ii. charec X. A 4f c' FINKtMOVB sM loton byRyders COls rTo Mitrial. OF' Aeged Cou Overrulld Orderd Tial Poeed Tal bo ton Ga. Sptember 4Speclat last c1 detno Jore thI moring ph ape moon iss delare mistril bruse discover ha ben W.

S. Cup ppr I 1 ffst ouln Ir Z. BI k- bus ss Mrl and' i Lzzie ay I cas 1 lated to. the. famiy OWEn bing a r.

klt trasact motou ovrruled. atoreys bth I' st. legalpen upn. ton cnsume entre tornoon is disusio. Nuerou authorites dtt cqr ilbbeld I i utl cnvene It Jcok.

statd thi moton by eren8 mlttrlal Culppper. or. Jurr W8S a trst Ir O. Bckle prseutor ai. cour r.

ws Prsclulr C3 defese rot whln kinsp a frt thtm then lled sai. mo' thlrefore te moton wat overruled Arrangement Agument Thp rdefi cart announpd eches a- 10wEd eaeh cop arngements Ift atornt haf-)8t 1 ook Hatcherot rgment bhal GRAVESlm. God Rces tnd Hae A bltlj WI II lrvm th nonhlI thlt the Ul a dtar anI orhh cnJitlont a gJod tractt larie Wlt toda ir nte oIQ ald a fUfOJg lIUUlIJ hllm I W01 I Jtl pd St I lie locK rokcr thll me l1 rl" year ad lrdYIll Iu In laXml101 Tanon lll 111 Id raet. old six letrtl tvuuo. 1 ole Selna u8Kalongc 1m 12' I rOUrl race.

lve urloni- I hrtst tslv Ioggetl O. lr lUld Tmf 1:03. al tt on mlc-Blmar 1 Imrs Bn. dwlne tugs 1:43 ral olds 1lwar turlorgTom lrmwll Il I to w-n aringon seoud tllrd. li.

raeI handl mie ant furlonls o. Hrul. 1 OD Fluhlng Timt. 4. Entre at Graveen4 rael three mie hl handlal1Ftrrtr rary Wt 1 Aliator 121.

1lrrlngtol 13 1 4. Swain ltclare 19 Fiorela 1 14 1Imler 13 11 rct. mit slxlenth-lar- shal 15. Huk- a 1 jog Pt 10 InRomr 10. ianl 9 Kinestone 9 I I rC ont mIE.

Speculaton stake I HR Long Beach 7 rapaoe lrania 9 Gltn ne 9 4. I hths mleChal- lS. PrlncE la 1 Buddah IU. Pa Ove lp 10 Ros stncUon 10 Emi so- I Filh unters mlt- Walzer 12. Decar 12 Sp 12 Godn Ba le lO Florna I ubbrd 10 Woo ine 13.

YEnia 1 Artllp Whipord Laurelon I. Tt rae. sllttfnth a mle- TraErl 10 1 1. Io I 2 ha 9i. GOODDA CHQICS rt Favorte at OaI1ey Race Septembr Not favoritE leond maJorl te eJ styll.

later and atendace Fir fve rnrlong- Ho. 10. Er 1 Osuro Domtul nd rat. sevln Burs Skatf :2 2. Tird furlongs 10 Burn 2.

ext. Banqu I Tim. lwti. Ioirh rce I Se 9 Tompson. 5 1.

Hplfn thir Tme Ffth rce one mle 1 6. Ceci. Ltte Water thir. lr3 Sixt hurdlt. quarer mle9Unce 10 MartmU Captan secd Tippcanoe Tm CLORED MASN MEE.

Ta Hunded Tem Sesson. gand Fr Atcptec Jnclen Yorllaon5 clore hal IouRtLb- comp8le low1' buiding avenue ocok 1Iost worhipful mastfr H. Alpn Ir eas Alen Augsta an gnd 1 statons Wfre erc II represntatves Ptbprdlnate state atendan e. Tb lorshlpu natonal W. Mathews Lavenworh natonal al legitmte laonl colore th Unied States here gand comuniCaHon natonal YIlat wa releive gd Wrnd otcr ampl ror ancint Uage Tere buinesa lmrtae trnsacted 8illon pUblc recepton an anquet tenderd thi ata ococ hal natonal gt lter ost gn mlste adomcer tme oratons w1 elvere natonl gand ma.

Captai W. lathe1s. Orn ter H. Alen A Aln W. serear Sad WuD Ra elgh N.

C. 2. Lnoir 1 eltedto contempt pubsne' tt Noroo of. wa drk TOCURE COLDIONEDAiZ Lxtie Brlmo QulnlDcTf I md Ua De. I ft jiIY' N' rBRQ LYN Recin Th IDggcIPton C4ur he I Contnud Jtom Fiat Page ut went Te semed mJn an 1nltannt ad shouUg wit al Iler thir everboy wih snaU Aecan 1ag Were ad kleidOlcope red whie partcipate at frst Inteted wth ceered with emotonal ghbrs.

I wa strrng 1ags frm excied al cn- maJe a scene wItnss- Gaynor fnaly aked afcr fve minutes ttat as fonal wante hpa ln Bryan intrducton We W1 wih et1landwm leder r. RIan al a ld hil lat dowhed aam and a band bga Rly the Fl incntY shout Qiet reltored Bra a folow8 Mr Charman La les Gentemen- reat priviege permited cule whl ESpous. thl campAlgn anc gl pprmltpd preSnt that ha aded wih miht aain geat fght An freuds. We commenee aginst wich' 11 unt vltor ae t-emy fg t. voie fghtng enemy tha nlver is dealJngs wit peple.

fghtng isue fght hate me quelton re- planl plattor ben. spea tie publcan caled atlntion gltE Interpretaton whlQ wi Ir. BIan plak in fpdral Interfernce ad derard sid the-plank thE In th. platorm 18. Cricsm Cout ryan sid frends wrng tese.

Lno1n blcluse i ou takebraham re- publean I ts memor' Ap- 1 eal our atenton thlr The sa th IUprefpcourt let le ay on' tat subj an sjplkfr the ca dEnouncng Us decison tf Contnuing. sald Wht rsm to the atlnton fCt 111. th fcblon hun1 ed I is 1 Ilpntor We del1 conrl to al the contiutO tt remlns ha takn I ot t. let. iat tongesl fhal 1 ma ome frm I rinrol qy a im cnnl- tute.

co rt riit res he thi I righ thl' rev thi court' 10 Ers etordll chgrs tme jud es 11 lB plJps i nt posiblf' lriend" turc my aHe thl pre tn I 10 Instea db ing rlldore majoriy ht oe Chllged hi month tmp b1 ar sk re court-and Ilfrquent tm a lawy do I talcs orrttness decl lon wich rvere. Lt ra whatthe republcan platorm sys deisIons cur We tht rtcent qr te AfriLn tre under he natonal fag alded penerlon udl- twer. Ent fnancial ton wa presote Snator rn lsten hd head tte dental remaned Wakge meetng leago ount as a gen. ulne gahering. fve perons atendac whie othrs ami- Philips naUoral secreta orhe UpIted Iattfu Alea prcl e' Wd caled metligto 1" brl aan.

rin nJ togethe elfcUon Wilam Imtoring HI nran' priented aoRte arslg WJcb telegaml rgret Eugne V. fthe Amerca l1ay tnon lare8 eerl Lbr I Wa 11 rrvin tbern I 8 IO pm hpalve celve. mot ent uslatc' tepl oers a applu latn tuly fve uts 1e dweltpatculJy thefna. cia1ue. walouly ceere wherbe declad tacUtr tat goo 1eta1m dec1d re moteyanl sel' thi uiesspop1 moreyt 8pend Te stndr lad mea ladtmead poyer1 tr labring rBllnco e.

clok WB. gfen heay er ad tolowe tehal Hewu drvent thertb eJIn Pa or clr1erhefemne nlihtf i OT XOU AS Mancheste. 0 11. lJ owntVWiUJfir CnCr HcSeptem1ir pr ped rlp WUu 3 Drt te Wt 1QtI. otcbl n' abitd nt.

ntomo pr or h1mel hee palr cet St rai ol' ipil lwDl rn1rma le Uaf j' fOth. om tno o. wM1Jt hea iBRI6D 1 j1 Ralroad laa gK Pl les To. Sl a le Dt 1 o' REPOatlcANTICKET Coie ukt' oal pb Inclosd' M' Eve lopeFa i Frm IndianapolS Sentnel. I Qleptl upn par I rlroad crporU ms corce infuenc ae pred daly ad sp omcal metos the rtis ar wel ac whle Imprtat algnct a Intmidaton hi bing aains employe Te Den Iven pniy undernd clvl Eerlce contrl patona maln enace pla avowa1n or riroa 1sied vcr' vlope reeved me 8 crular Cocks sp' fcias po rlng ld Uert ro.

me domgttln way tht otherIe I teir aenton. Fous Excuion Bg I egneering excurion frm vIsi eCanton wel- republian wa yeteray Into' excu ion aad no g. Heifulrd tfpiObble cst however aintofmed at 0 expnse a trnsporaton ad e1enses whle cnon turtshed fre went Uner thEe clrcumneea ed g. LUlsyle gve aother whfh bln promlnent rIlrads. I ss A pln sere vetefor McKnley be som CIr- tons oe rrOa' pcufu LuIsvie charg mde ceran rirds intm ed thIr securd' sUPPr Cnscnce' ralrds ad orer releve emelve suspicon itildat0n sheme whlc go eah swe wi Uppr gl standar- otng McKn- The I ma one ralrad parcular ha notars publc th eah it trns.

workmns wges fo te nnth ae I als a sUp ot sig hlh somethng tolow solemnl rairoad an eement fledglng ml supprt aJor SOUn moey 8Iemny swer wIl lcKlnle ad wil. I wi signg ostensbly purpse eratng riroad 1. I vmels a rmt Amerlcactzena Tel Sae Tae. conneQn wih his disptCh tnel reeived tom a known rim hdsays I a' I faced pece busines anq mn are coered ad jolnlrg ad IcKln1y Sond moneycub butons atrld 0110li I job pcul1 thin ha pa Te ca. has awyS tare from oc 1 tme Cincinnat he ofce tao road b1g UI- frm bks cat strt be tre th.

pay car wa Wa wrlcked thrl kiled seven1 wouded prtsumpton I bak forard peple distress. wrkinge I rst lra he thtir lves le plteal rirod. Rairad ar telng hundrds. Anot Ilt Of curle" om- paies cubs au i en VE hl hfad I reCs CKtnley a lettn tr mln undrsand ver Bran posHol w1 thE price obv kown wihes corratfns ae Cm- led to rad lt nture ompales trust ad oKnleyWk ad her Bran a a archat bl alOWfd wor Te ICn emplore 4ud shotng tplr I mOlths abut rcKnlev hO lng thelrown Interesb1h cmpay re compled self preted llt linth Uw 8o a hl olt 1 Th AUtrli balot lw wa ven jut ki busines w1 efr We ote Te slver ve inrraed ver I Yt I py net tt th ralr cm- panps wtneed. rairoa who madp sttement ny onncton hl po ton twenfy 1our I CRW OT Um.

Rveue Ma Crged wih lbber Rleaed Manett ltdge. charge wih bbry wa concuded Mareta Aexadcr a orer ds- detendat tral abut torwinees wer eaie side. 2t Augst 11. E. Rio robb at brdge mle trm lareta taken wa careste ad charge wl cme le admtte bln Ic neot rbbr wacommlte cntende tht wa truelnga' dllernt roa Wic palel te ad Wa veln Alexndfr CroWi i1bt wa lumelentt etablshe wa rt d1 Car hi orderwy 1 ingl Mara1 wa ltess de ad hlsdlgncei aUbi contrbutectJarcelto theprlnerI I nPre Pili Y' Pret Polo shei fJ 1kp.

2. ie J' pus apt nth ter pru pr tl d. In ch A rr J. i 11 do" eiUoui Djiin rM. Jr KINL T.

rt- 1. AGSTnur QY1nsC E. 1 WearBadgeti eaa Chl aro gept ntber 3- entUusiration tJ ed tg work1n en supportlhe Kinleyticketth Alb rt ptn ler The-Story neof ih pipers. str et le lIn andpas aI1v Is. ebe att theWest ears enty seven ld ass rUQn we rtbe 1f onlIcKinley Halst ald.

onemorniD a McKinleYbutton my It uperln ndent- the-boys andwhne re the the meanottler att oth up badgesbY wnl wore I wear a' th wear so I dt4nt own. ls and I. tI es li il1d me th condu torsand th NegroesSend Threatening-Missives ToYou The err townot of wo negroesbyl sh rltis nd1nlt' ene tIire iening ago l1fOni11 nt recelv anonrmoua the the ung ch lty was aen would ood. of 1b rlson rS num pr JO triaiwUl 1erBenjaml 9HAMES1BE1rt YNCH NG Dall 3. the allu hlng the.

IsraelMobley lI er whitemen Jul llve denou nch twonpgr ell or' Runtera tie hlthe negroeswere. andlwung troma AT WORKtN Several ResidencesEntered VaIu. blesStolen. I Thi ves havebeenceltln nights-ago WESt1J h- nd John ii nndMrs. B.

wereaUenc itth ntrles ere tntirconttnts BomeVal. AWAITING' GOVERNOBBNAME Tenn llet Feellllt Nas1 vJIle Sept mber 3. mzn1tte repo ndthehQuie. lhemeaa Uta' no oeatCltheCov rnor- or baii Ua bJ4e. 4Sp The bel 1ng toA.

1 foufmllesealltofthe thlsatternoOnabout abo1ltforti. a Mr twe three othls cottonwbUethe htCl1ltom or1 oq f1 notknown 1ta11 YNot s. J1 otd oi JackW ofBnninghamwns I alr too fg I itiftl lel i Septem n' yfflfepor GeorJrIarol fleld- ia" lonel otSavin iali 1o1 Tho ascmr andMajo Greenesif ha Ineonter attheEqui ble 1JndthKimbaU th me' hlc y. c' vote. a.

or den tI 1t. ill189SJ 929" repu1 I1can oqIrief. r' ai ri 3 eaallYeaCb fai iu W1thth ln lst I Idk jf thed mCcratllJ nnQJn notnineeJor iove I 4 1 I I 1 a TEE CONSTiTUTIO1 TL41cTA GA. TmIBSDAL 6EPEMBEB2441 ATSOISAT 3 i HEAROTHE i S. tc I efl1 I shtty wit wh 1ii comptriefl 1tvaflC ey.

Or 1trtl bettt UCOS series ltivicd Tex. Kattoaa. I nJ yoIorah. I tue ouist not a taa i to it iwttr popuhata mason dissoiutoit te accomlJiisuil. Kansas a r.

repreaentttion kets i oay denuUn ietvall anti refuse unJer t1e wi5hej populsto tj1 division. 0 i signitiance Washlurn. Mtssa- ti be 1 nuil nI agree jttn stt Sttfll e5 Itt 1 st wtt for efltTlrO jtlohyr 151 he sleCtjttfl. popttti5t scill makes tatiutiOIi ator ox Ict tet arrive itt-i H- was webome mieset 0000lioti St. db1 t.

gl II last ioi pulitti made I otraigu given th ode tolonet day. l3ryatt everywhere. rilliet hearty quartet I tisision 4 St immolialoly i i buoy lead- tutillinguanh that serious u.n Vatsoii deserted the feathsrlng tIC Ii nest. hcarzity. said hy bskre Wright.

it at tri i hanker Mr. seem- iteli Itis t.in-oln. halt Everybody t- See did hundreds cttno wits doqutnt repubti- 0 announed was 4 ste a any apilautted many Mr lOlUliStS As anti. I i i campagn. 1st I spea I I Ut a promise ii PBO i t34SpeiaI.

re kt nii1li. ett 5fotd a I I i 5ped Ff Charles Redd. was badly cfUhMI1d at the bos4t It is Zesaed I hr jzt1e1 serious. NOMINEZ. Potnt-A1a Spe A.

for purPQS with Goodwyn that hut V. WaS anti Itresent iiritabltity decided today iti. at years. wtrkiu h. andwas ht bartIing toapoor lrordc eour- city ln t-restcl tilt illi city tie city atob it which SnU money.

1rnon officers any- thiug about burtai The republican up this declared war Shield. tb negro lotiticai While 50cr learn. utaier belleve ct- lavurs exelute means excluds tIlt' togt-i tIaCet or tiC- ity lot month. William republicans so. lian hers nc- of bilge orgatiizl.

ir not-it yet It hiiting. end 700. E. Philadelphia.7 0 17 7 1 OrlOt. The rom Wallace if RITE.

liatteries-iVallace EW ut The ac- playing 9 NOGOO andWarner. PLACEDUNDER James b' Thechampion 1000 hi inNew A. R. 1 Mo VR IS1AbE Special. or dis- tl st Icy.

bustii ss May Blekley cIock. decle Z. thatMr. ore. ordered al- that past TICK Presentand A northesttlts tVitS sky gardtttrtacted lit 1 rce ycar tauuttt is wOti isdr.

SecttiU ll. lea Ii. iaxtnottott unit lI14. tid year slx tCttlit tuiiuu. iV obey Sc it id mite :43.

three Torn 1 1:16 hurdles-April Ito 1. 3:24 three-quarters handicap li. Mar 115. ill. 2 10 ed 93 ii.

0 mlte-Chal- 115 ltd. Friendship Iti Roots IO mile- iCt roodv 103 iii. Ii 0' Jt5 im II Oakley woJi TIilo lt2. Scnnd furlongs-Eleanor TBurns 1. C.

Solo miles Walter mtles-L'ncle 1. Tlme21ti. OneHundred SessioRHere YorlcItaaona i B. i as. Moday B.

iinuetwill 4e thas. B. SpecIal. INO3IEDAY4 Lzatfte-Bromo Aflrug tefund hue mney If tia a BRYAN it1ottg I CR191 ib po7er neghborz meetlogandi gIrd peo- dis- ibs- ptauae. cal an- or ContinuIng cism ovrnttd hitnited tact' use ttott date so a Sited.

resrve def it resign cry gs prosided anappeal 1r. btarlsing after jtary. p. to heerrived ve dwettsparttcularly whenhe counti inofieyand seilthir Bryanconeluded wa Immenseguard was Margaret oteI the ofthe where WBITEMOtflflAINS Banpsmre The a the beenaband ned ac- Manchestruiezt be" fromaltsectlensofthetate accommoatioflofbosJwhosb h1 oniysddress tnl2e P1ira. I.

a I ci.tttoat. I TIIBYCAR GOERP porclngEmployes sgh uxksCoCkra nye-- re- de- plaC uror sp ech of- Th th O. votesfor will. it- conthection it faced an days. ult- ou ay tutiney Its- de- usedin lio t-s.

CBOWNOT wl revenueoiS- was dis- scene-of he a- wa. I preefl awitness de-in- Iwt 1- says--1- Sheaustpoll palrotih1s ptmis ofpretty i tka' I shesright I I Ayers I I I a 5. 0" sOMi MKN DDWUaChIggo IlL CtaI. Ktnl aMQ- years prose I hadbeen up. coat notto or Ma evercaught tothe pi tols 111 CommtSstoherBenjamli TysontotheGrand ry I thetwonegroes as un- theyar4 nd helost Ma val- TennSeptmber th senatnd The ossett a to- ihe Badwy valdatlng fieerhereduring vroeperous i a in ifor FUSION ThI- Sock :4 Rl i Says that Mqrj tp Br seeks ego jspelltd b7 4e c' Nebraa' bs4 5A wlththe a15 5 Eetnoerj John9on of' the agyn electo d111t74and shaU put that the cuter e' i W1thdra ticket forstiisss be at- W.

ZhBIL congr5 itsj" onthe asj Elilate to thelrabihty is Carrythi sj eflting st1 iaJ In wh Hardi nui eho tio ij Weaver. I president in 15 wu. hOt Cl9 wei' i rePublIcan-noitnee'eeivixg i a- democra was lIud iz majdrl4 thWt at nu i' ioie lasysst' a4 thoughhey iii. th ie held Instead1 Bqn. ery the sie nail shoiiingles vIgomtusly oft itj Therev movintent tecive hue- wht came tQ Eentttctte eopleburd in tt rtcJu wamereetetrii captired countrthaa bb4ofpiuto rat bugge tellirgcks the coiaaep4 pu-i ebIer ot Coloradctl Bniley ct Tcussi- Geti the Sesth.

EtteslD eetg I. sates KC1tICkJt5tll berstlf' t1i 7W. 43j majorI iil xdmiile a grab ci- wbpil their Lethc du is OVI Le Tate PfizI- Slli boltocratntust thent qrdS I i craLtceountyommittee. commilletI the' i5" prlmaryfor cosst3' be lteldSaturday. decided county Of' pmar 7 astroag einocrats have hf aSS I do maybe gttQ treatmeutfot 5d euliarto thilifl 5 docWt know it.

lie is bO5CS the nodoubi his bestis sot Me is not a speclalisL He Is 5 in thot Many busy tinme to really the iatter With their ptle has been coiiUnuouduT did sot. sympt1as of deeaat feminiueaPPt to th.orde- wom' may of a regarlymdUattu' diseases of WOmen If she I R. V. Fierce chief list invalids' Hotel end Surg at Ovq thirtY 71 Pirce isventd his PaYC1 tio or the treatment of women has had a record of stCC5S fl4 to-day more tft drugglsdS thfl ZlI othef men combined. Jis erce tibie.

It 13 qtCk I isis aflng0 selitig 1itd. turlnt pains. 11 jooth rocloteS regUl7. 10 rai3Is 011 1115 syste The phvssOi1 0veeefl. case' relafed in P.

FlII es 1' 3' a rr i Cc 0 1 5 ls skP tpebp1 cl1s fth 1tMjSChO 0 4 iji4iiesas tOfhta y4don at the It iewehl for niatteftt gtToted i nothingias 5. the progrs call ote upon two tbel 5. 2- he coit itibllai three i enthts Tflatisw thepeopleof Is 7 vs hli. TIseam iit4lftersnt 1Iere. onsl' en vision I Wi 1 hat ourt.should The aic ie eb Ol Insteadof iSoiar to 5- ed that it AStro HoinIW J1iar alto exeni very thenatothe lug- eleert rrns hesh party5 ha purposetbe I isa allintbe the many.

sinst cent rol besays at6st true-to t3 He aboss a tiOn polItiegnqth ta erbeen trueo an pica ho behicy free all their ahiegance the that been. and tbet man onc than sadjustic Is Judge Thomas ter ago has. atttact Speaking of It ris TMjudge Thomas he Georgia Thoug It wood I sts. 3so tioii' on tr ft the Wi tuceasat pols. the i Judge Norwi 0 iii frankly I nd su I be letter in ie ts3 atten4o fllenteii as veta i Oils mIg he InTc rd ThethEl i weta sf aot Ihsact tb 1 atahl 4election pxtended cur fonae CowetaanI lwilling 10 questlon ma wsy anttwesh icrity to' don otunfairne Not lion.

as discusses tyannounces 55ce fortl 5onyand I and 51TsiHe Ins' senaO his people. Lt- bzr. be Cs byhlaparty va tEch es democrat teed a sets 15:51 rehiedUF The cause ltls II ftopponsfltsU Tb1clton fts Onthe 0144 PutnIar. Saab Whenreduced thiatMoreeIiu and in iusige Jad-i Jrredup the a Id the ech c5 is tbwayat rte.