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it1LcS Jl 7 if 2 2Silver i Ii 1 If i li0 I 1 r7ct r7ctT 17Cf DIf i If Av iI 67s 67sof ilist ICf 4 fJl fr lli u1 v4 I of Latterday Saints SaintsSALT Saints6Silver 1 I I 1 Silver and le Lead LeadSilver I Iklrs Vrk Yr Silver Lead Copper pad exchange 100 100ESTABLisiliIDJ A CTUc 15c cperounce per pe 5437 ounce ounceCopper pound poundJ Cos Co price Wcw New rlcc York 5400 100 New NewVrk NewYr bro TIlE lIE SALT 1 LTr LAKE llERALD4 RAL poreeast orec Pairj Fan Weather Stationary fdr lOr rlS th thI Salt a ItL Temperature TemperatureESTABLISHED Lake Today a I iC Today 0 ay is isPairj IS 1 1I I I ESTABLisiliIDJ I II I ESTABLISHED JUNE 51870 iso 8O SALTT SALT TIAR1T AK CTETT ix UTA1 hTML SATURDAY SEJ SEPTEMBER ER 29 1900 NUMBER 115 MILLION VOTERS WilL WilLDESERT WillDESERT DESERT MKINLEY RANKS RANKSNational National Committeeman Bunbar Returns from the theEast theJ theEast East in Optimistic Frame of Mind MindGives MinGives JGives Gives It As His Firm Belief that Bryan and Stevenson Will WillBe WillBe willeE1ected Be Elected 10 McKinley will not come within thln a amillion amillion amillion million votes of his support of 1896 1896was 1896was 1896was was the optimistic opinion expressed by byNational byNational byNational National Committeeman IX Dunbar Dunbarupon Dunbarupon Dunbarupon upon his return from Chicago Yester Yesterday yesterday 8ter 8terday day His support is fa falling lIng off ot tre tremendously tremendouslY treniendousY mendously in every quarter of the na nation nation nation tion Te Republican national nation com committee com commltte om omrnlttee mittee and Mr Hanna are almost dis discouraged discouraged discoUrageL couraged they are making at their theirown theirown theiroWfl own headquarters the most unlocked unlockedfor unio ked kedfor for concessions and nothing can can pre prevent preent prevent vent ent the election of Bryan presi president president president dent of the United States StatesThose StatesThose StatesThose Those who are familiar with Mr MrDunoars MrDunoars MrDunoars Dunoars conservative nature can see seeby seebr seeby by his convincing talk what is written writtenin in the heavens He has spent several severalweeks severalweeks severalweeks weeks In the east and when he comes comeshome comeshome comeshome home and savs There is absolutely absolutelynot not a doubt of ofthe the election of Bryan Bryanand Bryannd Bryanand and nd Stevenson the words carry carryweight carrywdht carryweizhL weight wdhtWhen weizhLWhen When asked for his views as to the thereason thereoa50n thereason reason for the great falling off in Re Republican Reib1iean i iJ publican lbican suoport vort air Dunbar answer answered answered ed that there were two causes causesAbove causesAboe causesAbove Above all alL said he heuIt it is the apathy apathyof al1atl yof of Republican Re ubllcan campaigners rs to support supportthe supportth supportthe the th national ticket with the unpopular unpopularadministration unpopularadministration unpopulararnInLstration administration of McKinley before beforethem beforethm beforethem them Thousands of men who four fouryears fourtars foursears years tars ago were hustling for the presi presidents presldents presidents dents success are today sitting down downheedlessly downh downhredlessly heedlessly dlessl and not caring a straw which whichvay whicha whicheay vay a the election goes The change in insentiment insentiment Insentiment sentiment throughout the east is simply simplyovenvhelmlng simplyoverwhelming simplyoverwhelming overwhelming Mr Hanna has trav traveled travled trayed eled led and traveled and written and writ written wrlttn writtn tn urging his old standbys to rally rallyt ti the administrations support but buttiiey butthey butthey they simply will not respond respondEanna respondHanna respondBanns Hanna Is Discouraged DiscouragedH is discouraged to the backboneby backbonebythe backbone by bythe the i ck of interest and it can be ac acimated aZY aZYpunted a aU punted unted for only in the great change changeof of opinion among all classes the fall fallIng falling fallIng Ing of the president as a popular idol idolamong idQlllifng idplaIirng among llifng good Republicans and theever theeverincreasing the theeverIn ever everincreasing increasing In rasing confidence of both Political Politicalparties i politialtartis ol1ti il ilIarties parties in the sincerity and manliness manlinessot manIIn ss ssBVan ot Brvan BrvanThe BVanThe rvan rvane The people out here have no idea ideah Ideabw bw the Bryan sentiment has grown grownin in the east They have come to look lookuron lookurn lookun urn hin as a abroad broad gauged honest honestsalesman honestenaq salesman tesman and are contrasting him himth himth hmI I th ii McKinley thtoolas thatoo1 a i Iritten Iritten1pard oftenL often oftenJieird Jieird rJ him referred to Our greatest greatestgdias greatestgois eatest eatestgoills gdias are among the working classes classesLast classeswLaot classest Last Saturday night I saw the big bi Re ReIUbJican Relu ReI IUbJican lu I Utir Jicap parade in Chicago it was a avry aY ardltable vry creditable ditable event but the streets streetsa a alrg the line of march were packed packedwith packedlth with lth I THople IlI le cheering cheerln for Bryan BryanIVrci BryanTl1r BryanTr IVrci Tl1r is an excellent chance of car i 9 4 Jones of Provo who last lastf lastnight lastnight night announced himself a Demo Demof Demorrat Demorrat rrat is a lifelong Republican and a af afrmt arme frmt rme mayor of that city Mr Jones Jonesis is influenced by bythe the financial ques quest questin ti tin and the trust control off ot the Re Republican Relublkal Reiubliai publican party to leave that organl organlzatir organlzatiI organlZafltn zatir Zafltn He is a man of marked markedf mrrkedability mrkedability ability and high standing A year yearago yearago yearago ago he defeated Apostle Reed Smooi SmooifT Smootrr Sinootf fT the Republican nomination for forrn formYor forrnuvor rn mYor yor but was defeated by Mr MrTaylor MrTaYlur MrTayir Taylor the Democratic nominee nomineeMr Mr Jones declaration for Bryan Bryanhil Br U1 U1hi hil hi unexpected by Salt Lake Lakefritnds Lakefriends Laketrcnd friends was not surprising to those thosehi hi know him best and who are fa familiar famiiar 4 miliar with his views on current po poMi poiIIal 4 Mi iIIal ul questions que tlons It is believed that thatht thatpdtion th ht position rH ition he has taken will influ influt i a large following in the state statenisides statethe statethe nisides the immediate appreciable appreciableff 4 ff or jn intTtath uta county countySpecial countySpeclrtl countySpecial Special to The Herald HeraldSept vo Sept 28 28The The 1 uiocratic uiocraticinpaipn 4locraticrd1gn llocraticn 11 inpaipn rd1gn in Utah county was be beamid I 1 Kur amid the wildest enthusiasm enthusiasmj I Ithe Ithe the opera ra house tonight Judge i pmeis pWf vrs rs and Fisher Harris wore the thesrak theErakr srak frakrs rs of the evening hut a great greatsurmise greatU greatUrrs I surmise Urrs iisp was sprung on the Republi Republicans cans tan hen the Hon Jones former formerayr formerInaY11 formernay InaY11 nay ayr of the th city and a a life long Re ReIut Relul Relut Iut an was introduced as chairman chairmanof of thp he meeting meetingvfun meetiuglu1 meetlugin vfun lu1 in rt Mr Ir Jones stepped upon the theISt theSL st SL er he was received with tremend tremendu flU al1Jlau5e i Ilause In a short but forcible forciblevh forcible5Iih 5Iih vh he declared himself a Demo Demotrat Demorat trat rat and declared that he has severed severedall all alliance to the Republican party partyui 11 ui aid that the Republicans would wouldn nI dubt 1 uLt accuse him of violating politi politifaith poUtila la faith aith but that he did not feel guilty I that Io ooo of people Voted oted for silver silvera at a ratio ratj of 16 to 1 in 1896 and that thati th i i balt1cc aUnoe of the people then voted votedJ1 votedat Ill J1 it at some ratio or other Th Tkc Republicans promised to re rerrr reptr reI rrr I silver said Mr Jones by inter interaiionwi interil inter1rii aiionwi 1rii il agreement but they nave slm slminaugurated Ty inaugurated a campaign make makeshift shift hlft They are now openly for gold goldut but ut We ve do not have to follow them I Ioo oo nt wish Ish to follow I will stand bJ oj the party that still declares for all sllrr sUr rr and I do it with a clear conscience consciencejoldbug joldbug leaders tried to induce Bryan BryanJf Jf forsake sliver but he declined em emPhat1 Phat1 hatjally any to do so saying the princi princiT of free and unlimited coinage of ofel offor ofis el for is as a true today as it ever was wasRpubiicans waspubi1cans I Rpubiicans pubi1cans have drifted into pred Jeff and lvarice he continued uWhenI When Jw left my home tonight my famll OD I them felt they were Republicansj Republicans tying New York continued Mr Dun bar and nd in Kentucky Maryland and West Vi jinia nla the votes are practically counted with a great big Democratic Democraticmajority Democraticm DemocxatlcmajorIty majority jorlty in each Richard Crofter has hasmade hasmade hasmade made wagers amounting to 100000 100000against 100000against 100000against against 250000 that Bryan will carry New York YorkIn YorkIn YorkIn In Doubtful Column ColumnAt CoIWnn CoIWnnoAt At Republican headquarters adluarters it is isconceded Ieconceded isconceded conceded that Connecticut is In the doubtful column and that Bryan has a agood agood agood good fighting chance in New York and Indiana They admit that Kentucky Kentuckyand Kentuckyand Kentuckyand and Maryland lr rYland and West Virginia are arepractically arepractically arepractically practically for Bryan and Stevenson by comfortable majorities majoritiesWe hV We expect Indiana and possibly Illi Illinois IlUn01s 1111nots nois Minnesota also may swing over overinto overiuto overinto into the Bryan Bry column this year The first poll of Indiana showed a Demo Democratic Democratic Democratic cratic majority jorlty of 60000 vot vot vots es and other otherstates otherstates otherstates states are showing up equally well Ac Accessions Accessions Accessions cessions to the Democrats of such men menas mena menas as a Olney Carl Schurz Bourke Cock Cockrane Cockrane Cockrane rane and Senator Wellington of Mary Iary land has had an immense influence It is my candid opinion that McKinley McKinleywill McKinleywill will pott a million votes less than he did four years ago agoThe llgOThe zigoThe The Democras of Chicago are not notafraid notafraid notafraidof afraid afraidof of Roosevelt They dont be lieve he has done us any harm any anywhere anywhere anywhere where I think the Republicans really reallywish reallywish reallywish wish he would stay in the west which whichthey whichthey whichthey they regard as lost los lo anyway because becausenearly becausenearly becausenearly nearly every time he speaks in the east he makes some bad break breakThe breakThe breakThe The speech made by Senator Bever idge in Chicago will also result In Ingreat Ingreat ingreat great good to the Democratic cause causeBeveridge causeBeveridge causeBeveridge Beveridge looks likes the Burchard of ofMr Mr McKinley McKlnle campaign The Ger Germans Germans mans were for us almost to a man be before before before fore that th speech and now I believe we wewill wewill wewill will get all the Irish vote as a result resultof resultofit of ofit it Little Change Out West WestI I dont believe the Republicans think thinkthey thinkthey they have IT IrliLt net II chance to carry the thew thewestern western tern states Thes TheYsProbably probably are areQf of ofthe gtthe 1 1the the opinion that they may have some someshew somesiew I shew siew cw in Kansas Wyoming and Wash Washington Washington Washington ington but they will really be surpris surprised ed if they carry any one q1e of them themAs themAs themAs As a sample of the confidence the theDemocrats theDemocratS theDemocrats Democrats In Chicago and the east are arefeeling arefeeJing arefeeling feeling Mr rr Dunbar spoke of a wager wagerhe wagerhe wagerhe he saw sv made It was 100 even on each eachof eachof eachof of twelve states north of Mason and andDixons andDixons andDixons Dixons line Mr Dunbar Dunbarwas was com comhere commbiB cornmissioned mbiB missioned oned 4vmak nkeiwaLnItarnagdr ni1ar agir dUt dUthere duthere here if he can find a taker takerTne bikeruTne takerTne Tne Democratic mocratlc national headquar headquarters headquarterpresent terjs terpresent present a very busy scene these theseday theseda thesedav day da dav said saidl1r Mr Dunbar last night nightThero nightThere nightThert There are hundreds of men and wo women women tvomen men at work there and an air of con confidernce conflde confidence fidernce flde nce pervades the entire establish establishmeat ment I EX EX41PYOR MA YOR JONES OF PROVO PROVOI I BECOMES A DEMOCRAT DEMOCRATI I yet but I will stand by Bryan Bryanthe Bryanthe the peerless champion of the common commonpeople comm commonpeople npeople I people The moneyed aristocracy are areagainst areagainst areagainst against the people of America com combines comblncs cornbines bines and monopolies wrong the peo people people peopie ple In making them contribute to the thewealth thewealth thewealth wealth of money kings Bryan is isa isa Isa a friend not only to the working peo people people peopIe ple but to the rich man But he seeks seeksto seeksto seeksto to restrict the power of wealth I am amnot amnot atnL not opposed to the rich man I would wouldthat wouldthat i that we had more but when we read readof readof readof of the countless number oC poor men menin menIn in the mines working at starvation starvationwages starvationwages starvationwages wages we feel to commend the declara declaration declaration declaration tion of Bryan and the Demo Democratic Democratic Democratic cratic platform that there should be a alabor alabor a alabor labor representative In the cabinet of ofthe ofthe olthe the United States government I am amnot amnot amnot not speaking against my friends It Is Isnot Isnot Isnot not a case of personality with me But Butit ButIt Butit it is Isn a case of principle You may at attack attack attack tack my judgment but you cannot at attack attack attack tack my honesty In this conviction convictioncannot I Icannot cannot but respect that man JBryan JBl3an JBryan Bryan My feelings are with him himThen himThen himThen I Then how can I honestly be a Re Republican Republican publican And in allying myself with withhim withhim wIthhim him I feel that I ally myself with the thepeople thepeople thepeople people of America AmericaMiss AmericaMiss AmericaMiss Miss Pearl Jones sang a song writ written written written ten by her father for the occasion at atthe atthe atthe the conclusion of Mr Jones address addressFisher addressFIsher addressFisher Fisher Harris was then introduced introducedand Introducedand introducedand and in a happy vein spoke of the poli political political polltical tical issues Issu before the people He earn earnestly earnestly earnestly estly complimented Jones for forstanding forstanding fo fostanding standing out boldy on his honest con convictions convictions convictions victions and for the moral courage he hepossessed hepossessed hepossessed possessed in stepping from the ranks ranksof ranksof ranksof of Republicanism when he thought his hisparty hisparty hisparty party was wrong He enforced the theidea theIdea theidea idea that Democracy Is today strug struggling struggllng strugglingagujnSt gling glingagujnSt agajnst trusts and entangling al alliances alliarces 31lIarces lIarces with foreign powers powersTlie powersTlie powerSThe Tlie Garden City quartette gave oneContlnucdoni one oneContinuedon oneContInuedOflag0 Continuedon Contlnucdoni ContInuedOflag0e rage2 S82 S82c I KAISER K1SERMkY K1SERMkYCo MAY MAYCOMPROMISE COMPROMISE COMPROMISEI Co PROM1S EPowers I Powers Said to Have lIa ye New NewPlan NewPlan NewPlall Plan fpr fp f1 China ChinaBOXERS ChinaXERS 112 112BXERS BOXERS XERS POWER POWERREPORTED POWERREPOItTED POWERREPORTED REPORTED WANING WANINGOne ING INGOne 4 4One One Story la I That Tuan Has HasBeen HasBeen seellDeposed Been eellDeposed eellDeposedLondon DeposedLondon Deposed Deposedi i London Sept 29 4 430 a mA rnApparently Apparently patent1y Germanys retreat from an an untenable untenableposition untenableposition untenableposition position has been en virtually accomplish accomplished ed The Paris correspondent of the theMorning theMorning theMorning Morning Post says saysAn saysAn saysAn An agreement on the Chinese pro programme programme programme gramme has been arranged between betweenFrance betweenFrance France Germany and Russia ussla If Itr will willbe wlil wlilbe v1ilbe be submitted to the other powers with within within within in a afe few days The TheactJon action recommena recommenaed recommend recommended ed will be milder lder than Germanys orig ori oriinal inal proposal and it is expected that thatall thatall thatall all th the powers will accept the pro programme programme progiamme gramme grammeThe grammeThe giammeThe The Yamagata ministry has resign resigned ed cables the Yokohama correspond correspondent corresp nd ndent ent of the Daily DanYMall Mail and Marquis MarquisIto Ito will probably succeed to the theiniership pre premiership nremiershlp miership Such a 18 change ch nge would not notaffect notaffect notaffect affect Japans policy in China The TheMarquis TheMarquis TheMarquis Marquis Ito favors hearty cooperation cooperationwith with Great Britain and trongly op opposes op opposes opposes poses the partition of China or Rus Russian Russlan Russtan stan ascendancy th thereBOXEB there thereBOXES re reSOXER BOXES PO POVVHB WANINGReport WANINGReport WANING WANINGReport Report Says Tuan TuanIs Is Deposed andXang and andKang Kang Yl Dead DeadNew Dead DeadNew DeadNew New York Sept 28 28From From reliable reliableChinese reUableChinese reliableChinese Chinese sources of information comes comesthe comest comesthe the statement that Kang Yi the noto notorious Iotorlous notorious rious Boxer leaderhas leader has committed committed sui suicide 5J11c1de apiaide aide In Pekin Pekinsays says the Heralda Shang hal correspondent It is also llsosaid said that the empress dowager has replaced Prince Tuan by Wan Wen Chao Chs who is an Intelligent and au strong man manIf manIt manIf If these facts be prueithey ueth show that thatthe the Boxer power is breaking with the Chinese government governmentGeneral governmentGeneral tGeneral General Kang Yi the Manchu presi dent of the war aei fe 1etartment artment and a amember amember amember member of the grand secretariat is issaid issa1d issaid said to have embraced the Boxer pro propaganda propagandlt propagandk paganda with ardor and to have par participated participated participated ticipated in the destruction of the lega legations legations legations tions in Peking It was recently an announced aDnouncedthat anflounced flounced nouncedthat that he was to supersede Shong as Taotai of Shanghai Shang ai that the foreign consuls there protested prot sted against I the selection and that Lieu Xu Yi vice viceroy viceroy roy of Nankln took their objection un under under nflder der consideration Kang Yi is said to I have attained his hl exalted ex Ited position by i ihi I presen presenting ng arnsandmoney to th theqht theqhtfleseQvernment hi hinese nese nese8O fleseQvernment government ernme ntVl1ilevoa whileTaotaldf Otl10rsw ofSwh ofSwhtow Swa Swatow a atoW tow during the war with Japan JapanlWan JapanWan JapanWan Wan Wen Chao is ta Chinaman not nota nota a Manchu and is Isa a member of the de department department departrnent partment of finance 1 nance and of the council councilof of state stateThe stateThe StaleThe The Russian orders to leave Pekin klri have been suspended for the 8000 000 troops there the Heralds Her lds correspond correspondent ent at Pekin cables cabl under date of ofept Sept ept 18 18The 18The 18The The other legations and troops tro ps are areuncertain areuncertain areuncertain uncertain about remaming rematDlngyet yet they are inviting the Chinese courts to return for peace negotiations negotiationsThe tatlons tatlonsThe The emperor is at Tal Yuen en LI Hung Chang requests his return returnand returnalld and that of the empress dowager The Russians and French invite the empe emperor emperor emperor ror and empress dowager to return The Americans and British invite the theemperor theemperor emperor only onlyThe onlyThe milyThe The empress dowager demands guar guarantees guarantees antees for herself and her hostile min mm isters before releasing rel asing the emperor emperorBTJSSIANS emperorRUSSIANS emperorRUSSIANS RUSSIANS STILL FIGHTING FIGHTINGContinue FIGHT PIGHTINGContinue GContinue Continue Their Work of Conquest of ofManchuria ofManchuria ofNanchuria Manchuria ManchuriaSt St Petersburg Sept 28 28General 28GeneralAlgustoff 28GeneralAlgustoff General GeneralAigustofC Algustoff has sentthe sent the following dis dispatch dispatch dispatch patch to the war office officeRennankampf officeuRennankampC offlceRennankampf Rennankampf captured Kirin Kin Sept 24 and established establs ed his headquarters headq arter there The Chinesetroops Chinese troops were dis is armed armedThe anneduThe armedThe The operations southward from Tsitskar were over a very difficult country heavy with rains and the roads were bad The Chinese made several vain attempts at resistance resista After the capture of the town of Bodune General OrlofTs troops were re left there as a garrison General Ron nenkampf marching on Kirln and Gen eral Felischers detachment detachmenton on Muk den denThe The Kirlnreferred is probably Kirin Kin Oela also written KirinOula a town of Manchuria capital of the province of Soongaree It is enclosed by earth earthen en ramparts and is the residence of the Manchu viceroy viceroyLETTER viceroyLETTER viceroyLETTEB LETTER FROM MRS CONGER CONGEETells CONGERTells CONGERTells Tells of Eating MUle ie Meat and Kill Killing Killing Killing ing Dogs DogsChicago DogsChicago DogsChicago Chicago Sept 28 2SA A letter from Mrs MrsConger MrsConger lIrsConger Conger wife of the United States Stat min mln2ster mm mmster ster in Pekin was received yesterday yesterdayby by Mrs McConnell a sister of ofMrs ofConger CMrs Mrs Conger who Ures in this this city It Itwas Itwas Itwas was the first mail communication to tocome tocome tocome come from fromPe Pekin since slnc the thesiega thesiegaThe siege slegeThe siegeThe The letter lett is isd dated ted at Pekin Aug 16 1Gand 16and 16and and says saysUWe saysWe UWe We are alive and safe Our troops troopsarrived troopsarrived troopsarrived arrived on the 14th Oh whata what a re rejoicing rejoicIng rejoiclug joicing What a day it was If you youcould youcould OU OUcould could only have seen us you could re realize reaJlze realize alize a little the true feeling df the theheart theheart theheart heart Hearts spoke to hearts heartsWe heartsWe heartsWe We had been besieged in the theBrit theBritish Brit BritIsh British ish legation ever since June 20 under underfire underfire underfire fire day and night At times the bat battle pattIe battIe tIe would be terrific It would seem seemthat se seemthat mthat that they were right upon us But Butthey Butthey Butthey they were not They tried to shoot us usand usand usand and kill us with their bullets and andshells andshells andshells shells thon to burn us us up then to toblow toblow toblow blow us up with their mines and at atlast atlast atlast last to starve us out No this Is not notall notall all they kept laying traps to get us usto usto usto to come out of our fortified fo tified city with withpromises withpromises withpromises promises to escort us to Tien Tsin or orto orto orto to go go to the tsung tsun II yamcn to be under undertheir undertheir undertheir their prQtection We Ve did not listen to tothem tothem tothem them We Ve ate horse and mule meat meatand meatand meatand and it was good we ate rice rice and andrice andrIce andrice rice and it was good I will tellyou tellyouwe we are grateful as we know how to be beFor beFor beFor For two days we wekll1ed killed dogs for the theChinese theChinese theChinese Chinese ChineseThe ChineseThe ChineseThe The night of 13th was the most mostterrific mostterriflc mostterrific terrific night of i We were under underfierce underflerce underfierce fierce and angry firing the night nightthrough nightthrough nightthrough through They again opened their can cannon cannon cannon non on us us It seemed as though hough they theywould theJwould theywould would break through thr ugh and come come down downon on us The Thebelllnthe bell in the tower of the thelegation thelegation thelegation legation tolled and tolled to led for every man manto manto to come to hlsppst hi his pos post A general generalattack generalattackasu attack asu upon us WAGE iNCREASE INERELSEFORTHEMINERS iNCREASEFOR FORTHEMINERS FORTHEMINERSt FOR THI MINEHS MINEHSt Operators Operat rs Discuss SCl1 Pdan to toAdvance toAdyanceP toAIvance Advance AdyanceP Pay 10 Per Cent CentPOWDER CentI CentPOWDM CentPOWDER I POWDER PRICE PKICEJtAYBE PRICEjtA JtAYBE jtA 1 AY BE REDUCED REDUCEDProposition REDUCEProp REDUCD2roQSitiOfl Proposition Prop QsitiOl Is IstoAvoid to Avoid Recoffnizhig Reco Reconizfug Recoff Recoknizthg nizhig tlie heUnion heUnioni theiJnionPhiladefphi heUnionPhiladerphla TJnion TJnionPhiladelphia i Philadelphia Pa Sept 28 2Srhe The coal coalstrike co coalstrike lstrike strike remains remains unsettled Reports of a aconference aconference aconference conference of mine operators and of leadling lead leading leadug ling I ing ug officials of the coalcarrying railroads railroadswere railroadswere railroadswere were were plentiful Beyond the general generalstatement generalstatement generalstatement statement that the the1r1nclval principal point pointlluJ1der pointlluJ1derdiscussion pojnt5underdiscussion Bunder Bunderdiscussion discussion was the th theadvisability advisability aQvis bm or prac practicability pra praticabillt practicablilty ticability ticabillt of granting antin the mine aorker workers 8 10 1 0 per cent advance in nwages wages little li littleof t1e of the thedetails Lilaheails he hedetails details of the meeting could be learned learnedThe iearnpdThe learnedThe The operators generally expressed the theopinion theolnlon theolnion opinion that the th Increase 1n liidreksgcoujd reas could not be begranted begnonted begrsnted granted and nd the theoper operating over tIng expenses met metunless riet rietnss et ettin unless tin nss ss there was an advance in theprice thepriceof the price prlcot priceof of coal coalThe coalThe coalThe The large operating companies however took rather ra ther a hesitating vjew of the prop osition to increase JncJ incrse se further the price rlceo rlceoanthracite of ofanthracite ofanthracite anthracite contending cont ndlng that the competi tion of bituminous coal oal was now too toosharp toosharp toosharp sharp i President Mitchell MIt bell of the th United Mine I Workersssrecicent WorketSri1sfreticepton on the general ques i tion or ofaecepting accepting a 10 1 per er cent cen Increase without other concessions and declined to I be interviewed on that point I Meantime the strike 8 leaders are contin continuing con continuing tin tintiInJ uing the efforts to induce the working I miners to Join in the th thChtrIke Btrike strlkeQulet Quiet ore re realled vailed today throughout the mine region glon All eves were turned toward New York in i expectancy of some 1 me important in Dort nt an announcement announcement announcement nouncement trom there thereOPERATOR thereOPERATOR thereOPEKATOB OPERATOR GIVES PLAN PLANMitchell PLANMitchell PTAprMitchell Mitchell Is not not no1toeBeRecoguized tonflBe Recognized in inSettlement i inSettlement I Settlement SettlementNew New York Sept Sept28 28 58The The he Herald tomor tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow row row will say sayOne sayOne sayOne One of the men whohas ohas participated in inthe Inthe inthe the settlement ofthe of the anthracite coal min miners mlners mm mmera ers strike and 13 i familiar with all the facts and immediate circumstances said saidn I In i an Interview last Friday night Rumors of negotiations negQ lations under und way which look to the strike settlement are areuntrue areuntrue Ireuntrue I untrue My belief Is the strike will be at atan atan atan an end some time nest week It will not be ended by ablare a blar of trumpets trum ets or by sweeping general orders but by the men menquletly menquletlySolnS menquletlygoing quletly quletlySolnS golng to work in colliery collieryafter after col liery Ueryday day after day at the 10 per cent centadvance centadance centadvance advance There is no inclination to rec ec ognize Mitchell in any an way but as a amatter amatter amatter matter of fact the ttiemlners miners really deserve eserye the 10 per er cent advance and they prob ably would wouldl1ave have obtained it anyhow n3uowwhen when the question first jarn came npanleshad up If so many of ofpanics the membere of the different mining com panics panleshad had not beenaway been away on ontheirvaca their vaca tions tionsFEi5f tionsPric thInsPnIcegfr FEi5f Pric PnIcegfr 1Qr 2 JmthraciCfe anthnsic coal oaI in In this city cItychaVtt cityton chaVtt hav6 tSa ydropp1jala dfu1 pt Jr7i r75eentsper entsPeI torir ton indicating indlca ng that the end i tit in i sight and an the rush of the retailers to buy from the wholesalers is almost entirely stopped stoppedHAimA stoppedXAIrNA stoppedEANNA HAimA WORKS WORKS FOR PEACE PEACEPears PEACEPears CE CEFears Pears Result of Strike on the Elec Election Election Eleelion tion tionScranton tionScranton lionScranton Scranton Pa Sept 2S 28Qperato Operators here adniit a Jt that Senator Hanna is the central figure in the negotiations for fora a settlement of the strike while they profess pr fess tobe 10 be at sea seaas as to the details and they are areconfl confl dent ent that he heknows knows beforehand beforeh pd what at will willDe be De acceptable to the miners and that thatwhatever thatwhatever whatever conditions he has exacted or is I exacting from the coal men In New York will be nothing less than what will be finally satisfactory to the miners This Thl Thlconfidence I confidence Is heightened by a ageneraUy generally credited story that the delay In Issuing the strike order was to give President Mitchell time to interest Senator Hanna Hannan in i the efforts to effect a settlement The strikers Here are jubilant over the thenew thenew thenew new turn of affairs and will gladly sec second second seeond ond any reasonable concessions by way of conciliation conciliationJohn concillatianJohn conciliationJohn John Germyn was the only operator operatorContinued operatorContinued operatorContinued Continued on Page 2 HOW VICTOR ROW ROWWAS ROIVAS WAS AS STARTED STARTEDn rn rnPostmaster Postmaster Sullivans Part Partin Partiii Partin in Roosevelt Affair AffairMAT AffaiiMAT AffafrMAT MAT HENNESSY TELLS TELLS3OTEKESTINGSTOBY TELLSINTERESTING TELLSINTERESTING 3OTEKESTINGSTOBY 3OTEKESTINGSTOBYClaims INTERESTING STORY STORYClaims STORYClaims Claims Money Was Used to In InV Instigate Instigate i stigate Disturbance DisturbancePostmaster Disturba DisturbancePostmaster ce cePostmaster a Postmaster Sullivan of Cripple Creek CreekColo dieek dieekCQlo CreekClo Colo CQlo was not only the hero herobut out the theinstigator th thInstigator theInstigator instigator of the antiRoosevelt de demonstration demonstratlon demonstratlon monstratlon at Victor on Wednesdaynight Wednesdaynight Wednesday Wednesdaynight night last according to the story told toldby toldby by Mat Hennessy a a Victor miner who whopassed wlioassedihrough whopassedthrough passed assedihrough through Salt Lake yesterday on onhis onhis onhis his way to Pocatell PocatelloHennessy PocatellHennessy PocatellHennessy Hennessy told the story to a friend frienda a Denver man who happened to be in inSalt IIi IIiSalt inSalt Salt Lake He said that he met Sulli Sullivan Su11lyan Sullivan van in Victor last Wednesday morning morningSullivan morningSu1I1van morningSullivan Sullivan asked him if didnt want to tomake tomake tomake make 5500 500 Hennessy was willing for forsuch forsuch forsuch such an amount of money looked Illg Illgto big bigto ig igto to him Then he declares Sullivan Sullivaninfolded Sullivananfolded Sullttanenfolded infolded his plan planProposed DlanProposed planProposed Proposed to Start a Fight FightHe FightHe He proposed that Hennessy gather a acrowd acrowd acrowd crowd of trusty men and start a riot riotat riotat riotat at the Roosevelt meeting Sullivan Sullivanwas Sullivanwas was to come to the rescue and do the theheroic theheroIc theheroic heroic act to the tune of maybe a first firstassistant firstassistant firstassistant assistant postmaster generalship if ifMcKinley IfMcKinley ifMcKinley McKinley is elected Hennessy agreed agreedto to the plan He started out at once onceand onceand onceand and selected his crowd When Roose Roosevelt Roosevelt Roomvelt velt came everything was ready even eventothe eventhe eventothe tothe the man who was to pretend to hit hitthe hitthe hitthe the candidate with a flag staff staffThe starrThe staffThe The riot was started according to toschedule toCQ toschedule schedule CQ dule The Themeeting meeting was broken up upand upand upand and Roosevelt was touched with the thestaff thestaff thestaff staff Sullivan gallantly stepped for forward forward or orward ward and made it look to a great many manypeople manyS people as if he knocked the fellow fellowdown fellowdown fellowdown down Hennessy says that as a matter matterof matterof of fact he didnt do anything of the thekind thekind kind He merely made a bluff at hit hitting hitting hittlng ting the man and the latter tumbled tumbledover tumbledover tumbledover over very promptly promptlyHennessy promptlJHennessy promptlyKennessy Hennessy Gets the Coin CoinHennessy CoinHennessy CoinHennessy Hennessy smiled when he was told toldof toldof toldof of the telegrams Sullivan had been re receiving receiving receiving ceiving congratulating him on his hisbravery hisbraverY hisbravery bravery Hes welcome to his con congratulations congratulations congratulatlons gratulations said the disturbance disturbancepromoter disturbancepromoter disturbancepromoter promoter Ive got the coin and as ashe ashe ashe he spoke he drew from his pocket a roll rollof rollof Lof of bills whch he said was the major majorpart majorpart majorpart part of the money morer he had received receivedfrom receivedrom receivedfront from rom Sullivan SullivanHennessys Sull1vanHenIl2ssY SullivanHennossyp Hennessys friend from who ho the story storycomesIs storyo storyS comesIs conies Is a a gentleman ofunimpeach ofunimpeachable of unlmpeachable unimpeachable able Integrity He vouches for Hen Hennessy Hennessy Hennessy nessy whom hesays he says he hhas has known for fora fora a 3 number of years as an honest and andthoroughly andthoroughly andthoroughly thoroughly reliable man He also alsoknows alsoknows knows Sulliyan Sullhanand and declares that he hewould heul hewould would ul take Hennessys Hennesss word against againstSullivans aginst aginstSulans againstSullivans Sullivans Sulans atany at any turn tu in the road roadGAS roadGAS roadS roadGAS GAS TANK EPBLODES EPBLODESNew New York Sept 29 2At 2iAt At 145 14i this tis morn morning mor ing a gas gs tank exploded in the Central CentralGas CentralGas CentralGas I Gas Light LI companys works work at the foot footof footof of East st One On Hundred Hundre and Thirtyeighth Thirtyeighthstreet Thirtyeighthstreet I I street street The explosion was heard herd for formiles foxL i imie miles mie around and ad broke all windows in inthe Int hithe the vicinity vicinityThe yiclnly yiclnlyThe vicinityTheburning The Theburning burningr burning naphtha rtavhth flowed fowed down the thestreet thestree thestreet street stree and into the engine en ne room rom of the thegas thegs thegas gas company setting setng It I on fireT fireTTwo fre fire gs Two Twoalarms alarms 21ars of fire were turned turne in and andthe andthe andI I the fire tre boat was wa summoned The flames flamesshot faes faesshat flamesshOt I shot seventy feet fet up in the air airTho ar arTho nm nmThe Tho fire Is i still stll burning fiercely fercely and the thefiremen thefreen th thfirejuen firemen freen are fighting desperately depertely to pre prevent pr prevent vent the flames fame from spreading spreding to the thegas thegs thegas gas holders which are near the scene of ofthe ofthe 01the gs the explosion There has been no loss of oflife oflfe 01life life lfe DEPUTY SHERIFF IS KILLED KILLn IN INRESISTING INS RESISTING MOB BENT ON ONLYNCHIN LYNCHIN Lake Charles dh res La Sept 2S 2Al 28AU All day daythere daythere daythere there were rumors rumors of the probable probablelynching probablelynching probablelynching rmors lynching of Pierce lerce Scott anegroin anegin anegro in jail jailhere jai jailhere here charged witH vlt criminal crmln assault assult on onMiss onMiss onMiss Miss Oswald aged 73 a sister of Judge JudgeGorman JudgeGrman JudgeGerman Grman Gorman About 9 oclock an unmasked unmaskedcrowd unmaked unmakedcrowd unmaskedcrowd crowd gathered at the court house One Oneof Oneof Oneof of the crowd called ca1ed for Sheriff Sherf Perkins Perkinsand Perldnsand Perkinsand and demanded the keys to the jail jai In Inthe Inthe Inthe the meantime meantme Judge Miller lleraddressed lleraddressedthe addressed addressedthe addressedthe the crowd and told them the punish punishment punishment punishment ment of criminals crminals must be left to the thecourts thecourts thecourts courts in Calcaise parish He then rea reasoned reasoned reasoned soned individually Indlvldua1Y with wih the nephews of ofthe otthe ofthe the negros victim victimJudge victimJUdge victimJudge Judge Miller Mier urged the crowd to dis disperse disperse disperse perse and promised promise to take tke the case caseagainst cse cseagainst caseagainst against the negro up in court tomor tomorrow tomorrw tomorrow row rw morning moring On this promise the thecrowd thecrowd I crowd broke up and it i was thought tought Atlanta Atant Ga Sept 2S 2Afer 28After After a quarrel quarrelwhich quarlwhich which had extended over two weeks two twoyoung twoyoung twoyoung young men of prominent families famle of BastPoint Eat EatPoint East EastPoint Point Point a suburb of Atlanta Atanta met today todayani todayant todayan ani ant an fought with wih pistols pistolsOne pistolsOne pistolsOne One of the men Sheffield Shefeld Harrington Harringtonwas Hrrngon Hrrngonwas was shotIn shot in four places and the other otherWalter otherWalter therVaer Walter Hudson was wasounded wounded once onceIt onceI onceIt It I is believed beleved that both will wi die dieIt die dieIt It I Is asserted that both Waier Walter Hudson Hudsonand Hudsonand Hudsonand and another man fired at Harrington Harngton George Gorle Hudson Is in jail jaI The specific specificcharge spclfc spclfcchare specificcharge charge chare against him Is not made public Dublc Four bullets bulet agnst struck strck Harrington one en i there would uh uldbe be no further furter attempts atempt by the mob mobAt mob mobAt At 11 1 oclock however a fresh freshout freshoutbreak out outbreak outbrea break brea wasmade was made by the mob who who ad advanced adv advxi vanced vxi iced ed toward tward the jail i with wih an iron ironbattering ironb ironbattering battering tterng ram fifteen ffeen feet feet long and andthree andthree Lthree I three inches In diameter A Har Harmon Harmon Marmon mon and Paul Sloan deputy sheriffs sherif inside the jail ja1 warned them to come comeno coe coeno comeno no further fUer ither and then shot over the heads headsof headsof headsof of the te crowd when some on in the mob mobfired mobfir mobfired fired fir at the deputies pute Paul Sloan SIQn was wasshot wa I Ishot shot and fatally fataly wounded He died at 115 this thi Friday rdy morning moring The sheriff sherlf and deputies outside the jail jai then ten dispersed the crowd at the thepoint thepoint thepoint point of their pistols and members of ofthe ofthe olthe the mob begun begn to call for the arrest of the man who shot Sloan Several Sveral mem bers of the mob who were knov kn to have been ben armed were arrested ar st TVO YOUNG MEN FIGHT A FATAL DUEL DUELINVOLVING DUELINVOLVING INVOLVING THE HE HONOR OF A WOMAN tern tening VSe the thIshrom thigh from the back Marring ton tried trIed time tme after afer time to back fire fre Harng a a second shot but each time tme the hammer of his hi revolver reolv failed faied to explode eploe the cartridge cridge Hudson it Is alleged was in love with HarrlnKton HarIn tons sister and ad there tere was a wih re port POIt that they were to be married mared The he resort was accepted as true for a time but finally fnaly SnaIl Hudson denied deied the truth a tme of 01 I tlia rumor rumorSeveral rmor rmorSeverl rumorSeveral trt Several Severl days ago ago the te young woman left I Waynesboro It I Is said Harrington de dared cared at that time tme If I Hudson Harrngon did not go there and marry marr his sister he would kill ku 1 him The men met and a duel was the result 3ult FINDS FINDSVLUBLE VALUABLE COAL DEPOSITAFTER DEPOSITS DEPOSITSAFTER AFTER LOSING THEM THE FOR THIRTY YEARS Minneapolis 1lnneapols Minn 1Inn Sept Sept 28 2A 28A A special specialto peclto Il Ilto to the Tribune from Valley Yaley City Ct 3 3says Dsys Dsays says saysJudtre sys sysJudge saysJudge Judge 11 Dennett has just returned returnedfrom retured returedfrom retiimedfrom from the Cascade mountain district of ofWashlncton ofWahIngon ofWashington Washington WahIngon bringing brlnsng samples and news newsotf news newsor newsof or otf the location locaton of vast fields fieId of ot anthra anthracite anthra anthrache anthracite cite coaL cl In company with PrOfesor ProfessorBirch PrOfesorBirch ProfesorBirch Birch a mineral expert of Seattle at Judge JudgeBennett Dennett nenetrated Into jtheCascade jtheCascaderange tie the Cscade Cxisc de1 1 rnge range sixty sty miles DIes iqles from frot erailrpaa riroad and d1 d1jL jL after at two days of prospecting prosp tng located locted I veins elns showing nineteen feet fet of coal and anc I located loctd on 4GO 46 acres acr of land lad He estimates estImate th tons tonsJudge tIe toD tosmJudge quantity quantty of coal In i sight sght at 25000000 200 0 Judge bennett Dennet first discovered the coal con I on a a1ras a prospecting ting tripjn trip 1 the OtIs 6 but lost los track trck of the locaUpn loctgn untilhit unti until hl his reent recent trip He will pflFform wllfor form a company to work the thi a velni velniThe veII veIIq veixthThe i The samples fl shown are of the same quality i but fllt lighter lt than the tg th Scranton trl product sI i iV rl I OPPOSING VIEWS ON OTRUSTS TRUSTS BRYAN SHOWS SHOWSUP SHONSrr UP THE EVILS EVILSDemocratic EVILSr EVILSDemocratic rr I IDemocratic Democratic Leader Stands Stands3or StandsFor For For Free Chance Cance to A AllWOULII All AllWOULD I IWOULD WOULD ENFORCE ENFORCEEXISTING ENFORCEEXSTL ENFORCEEflSTING EXISTING EXSTL LAWS LAWSExpose LA LAWSRubiican WS WSExPse Expose ExPse Re Rubiican pullican nblcan Sympathy SympathyFor SypatllY SypatllYor SynipatliyFor For or Unlawful UnlawfiiLMonopolies UnlawfiiLMonopoliesAberdeen LMonolJles LMonolJlesAberen Monopolies MonopoliesAberdeen Aberdeen Aberen Sa Sa Sept Sept 2S 2SW 28WBryan JBryan JBran Bryan Bran completed his tour of South SouthDakota SouthDakota SouthDakota Dakota at this thi place tonight He ar arrived arrived arrived rived here hereat re at 830 oclock and ad immedi immediately Immediately immediately ately rer reDlred repaired aired to the speakers speakers plat platform Dlatform platform form near the the Northern hotel where wherehe wherehe wherehe he was met by one one of the largest larest crowds crowdsthat crowdsthat crowdsthat that has ha greeted him during the cami camipaign cm cmplg cam campaign paign plg He was in excellent voice and andspoke ad adspoke andspoke spoke with wih distinctness ditnces and grace graceDuring gce gceDurng graceDuring During Durng the day Mr Bryan traveled traveled 260 260miles 260mUes 260miles miles and made almost a dozen dozenspeeches dozenspeeches dozenspeeches mae amost speeches He began beg the th day with a athreeminute athreeminut athreeminute threeminute threeminut speech at Elk Point and andhis andhis andhis his first fr speech spee of oflength length leJgt was made at atYankton atYankton atYankton Yankton After Afer this tspeech speech he made madelong madelon madelong long lon addresses in the towns town of Scot Scotland ScotI Scotland I land Mitchell iUtche1 Woonsocket Huron HuronRedfield HuronRedfield HuronRedfiOid Redfield and Aberdeen Abreen The crowds crowdswere crowdsvere crowdswere were vere good at all al the places at which whichthe whichthe whichthe the party stopped and especially especia1y so tit titthis atthi sitthis this thi point Doirt and at at Mitchell MitchellRepublicans Michell MichellRepublc MitchelLRepublicans Republicans Republc Defend Trusts TrustsMr Trts TrtsMr TrustsMr Mr Bryans Bl ans remarks remark upon the starch starchcombination starchcombinationa starchcombination combination as it affects atect the Argo Argoworks Aro Arowork Argoworks works work at Nebraska Nebrk City Ciy made at atYankton atYankton atYankton Yankton were in aart art as follows followsThe fonowsThe followsThe The Republican Republc party prty today stands standsfor stds stdsfor standsfor for the trust trt and ad if any Republican in inthis Inthis inthis this community tells te1s you that the party partyis pary paryIs is going to destroy the trusts tuts I wish wishyou wishyou you would cut cutout out an editorial eiorial jwhich jwhichappears which I appears appea in this mornings morings Sioux Siou City CityJournal Ciy I IJoural Journal Joural and read the editorial edioral to your yourRepublican yourRepublcan yourRepublican Republican Republcan friend frend and show him that thatthe tat tatthe thatthe the Republicans Republcans today tday instead of try trying trying ing to find a way to destroy detroy the trusts trustsare trustsare trustsare are defending the trusts You will wi1 find findin fnd fndIn findin in the paper an editorial ediorial In regard regrd to tothe tothe tothe the Nebraska Nebraka City Cit meeting meetng which we wehad wehad wehad had there last lat Wednesdy Wednesday I will wi tell tellyou tel tellyou you about the te meeting meetng in order orer that thatyou tat tatyou thatyou you may ma understand the ie editorial ediorial Wehave Wehave We Wehave have a starch starh factory fctory in Nebrka Nebraska City Cityand Ci and it went into the Hstch starch trust tr staId staIdthe and andthe ahdthe the attorney ttrey general of Nebraska Nebrk a aDemocrat aIeoca1 aDemocrat Democrat Ieoca1 elected electedby by the fusion fuion forces forceshas forceshas forceslas has commenced comencd suit sit to rdissplve ssolve thett the thetrust thetrust trust tt and restore rstOre the maa management ment of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Argo Starch Starh company to the local localpeople I localpeople cl clpeople people there and the Republicans Republcans of ofNebraska ofNebrk ofNebraska Nebraska Nebrk City Ci made a protest against againstthe againstthe the enforcement enforemento of the law I want wantyou wantyou wantyou you to understand that when a man mansteals manS teals 50 you Republicans Republc are in favor favorof favorof favorof of prosecuting prosecutinS him but when a trust trustconspires trustconspires trustconspires conspires against agint 70000000 of people peopleyou peopleyou peopleyou you protest against agins the te law being en enforced enfored enforced forced forcedAt fored foredot At Nebraska NebrakCiy City a a Republican Republicanjudge Republcan Republcanjudge Pepublicafljudge judge was wa chairriian ch Inuian ranc of the committee committeeon on resolutions res liiiIons ons at the the meeting meetn and prei pre presented pre I Isented sented resolutions asking aklngte the attorney attorneygeneral attrey attreygener general gener not to enforce enorce the law against againstthe againstthe the trust Now No this paper says that thatthe thatthe the people peple there were opposed to tijusts tijustsuntil tr1stsuntil sts stsuntl until untl the trust trt was located in their theirmidst theirmidst theirmidst midst and then they saw what a good goodthing god godthing goodthing thing the trust trust was and ad then they did didnot didnot didnot not want it disturbed and that as soon soonas soonas soonas as the people pee throughout throuhout the country countryknow countrykow countryknow know kow what good things thing the trusts trust are arethey aretey arethey they tey will wil be opposed to disturbing disturbingthem disurbing disurbingthem them and that every man working workng for fora fora a trust would be opposed to interfer interference interer intererence interference ence with wih that trust I want you Re Republicans Republcs Republicans I publicans publcs to know kow krio that your party partynever part partynever never intends to destroy the thetrut trustsSpeaks trusts trustsSpeaks Speaks Sp on Silver Siver Issue IssueMr Isue IssueMr Mr Ir Bryan ran began beg his speech seech with a areview areview areview review ofthe inconsistencies of the Re Republican Republcan Republican publican publcan party covering coverng the silver siver the thegreenback thegreenba thegreenbach greenback and thenational bank greenba thenational ques questions que questiotls tions tionsHe tons tiotlsHe He asked askedIf askedIf aske oI If the thehea head of the Standard Oil 01 trust trustinsists trustinsists trustinsists insists uponyotlng UpoJotngaRepubIc upopvotingaRepublfcan a Republican ticket ticketcant tcket tcketcnt ticketcant cant cnt you take the hint and se see that thatyou thatyou thatyou you should vote in oppositon opposition to it itMr i itMr Mr Bryan Bran left lef here tonight for North NorthDakota NorthDakota NorthDakota Dakota where he Is booked to make makenine makenine booke nae naenine nine speeches speecJes tomorrow tomorw tomorwSpe Speaks Spe at Mitchell llitchellThe Mtchel MitchellThe The Te meeting meetng was held on vacant vacantground vacantground ground grond near the te corn palace alace an im immense immensestcture immense mense mensestcture structure of Indian corn in inwhich Inwhich inwhich which the corn belt exposition exositon was washeld washeld washeld held Mr Bryan Br mounted a table tble and andaddressed andaddressed andaddressed addressed himself to the people ople on one oneside oneside oneS side and then to those on the other othergoing otherg othergoing going ing around aound the circle crce without parti partiality parl parlaUty partiality ality Mr 111 Bryan began begn his speech by bysaying bsayIng bysaying saying that tathe he had not supposed that thatthere thatthere thatthere there were so many people In the corns country cou cornstry try tr as there were present presentThe present presentThe The first frt part par of the address at Mit Mitchell Mi Mitchell chell chel was devoted devote to a presentation of ofMr oflIr ofMr Mr Bryans Brans views upon the attitude of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Republican Republcan party paty toward the gold goldstandard goldstandard goldstandard standard and national natonal banks banksIce bank banksIce Ice Trust Tt Is I Republican RepublicanThe Republc The people at Huron seemed disposed disposedto to ask questions and Mr Bryan an announced annouced announced nounced nouced that he would reply to any anyperson anyperson anyperson person who would give ive their names and andtheir andtheir andtheir their politics poltc He responded to ques questions questions questions tions about remedies for the trusts and andthen andthen Li then some one asked about the ice icetrust icetrust icetrust i trust To this question queston Mr Bryan re replied re replied plied pliedThe pled pleduThe The ice le trust is a New York and andnot a1dnot andnot not a national affair and the New York Yorkpeople Yorkpeople Yorhpeople people can take te aar care cre of it but the gov governor governor governor ernor of New York York instead instea of correct correcting correctIng ing the ice ice trust trt comes come out west to tomake tomae tomake make mae speeches But I want to go a alittle aIte a alittle little further Every director of the theice theIce Ite direclr theI ice trust is a Republican Republcan anuyet anU yet you youpeople youpeople youpeople I people do not even attempt atempt to destroy destroya a Republican RepublICn trust trustSome trustSome Some one also asked Why did didTeddy didTeddJ didTeddy Teddy get rottenegged roten egged in Colorado ColoradoMr ColoradoMr Mr Bryan replied repliedAsk repled repledthose repliedAk Ask those who did it it it I might sug suggest suggest suggest gest to you yo that when they threw rot rotten rt rtten rotten ten eggs eg at me in Chicago no Republi Republican Republ Repubilcan can found foud fault faul with wit it i but my friends friendsI frends frendsI I am going to do better beter than the Re Republicans Republcans Republicaus publicans publcans I i am going to find fault faultwith faul faultwith with wih anyone who Interferes Intereres with any anyman anymn anyman man mn who expresses expreses his opinion on any anyquestion anyquestion anyquestion question in the United Unie States Stateslawyer StatesLawyer 1 lawyer Lwer Ends Ed His Life LifePhiladelphia Lie LiePhla IMePhiladelphia Philadelphia Phla elp1 Pa PaS St pt 23 2oeph 2SJoseph Joseph Ad Adam Ada Adama am a ama a a prominent tQIifent lawyer laver of this city citycommitted cty ctycommited cityS committed commited suicide today in a fashionable fashionablehotel fashionble fashionblehotel fashlonabhhotel hotel in the center cnter of ofe the city cty Mr Ad Adams Adu Adama ama was about 52 years of ft age and a year yearago veaxago ago was the ribmmee of the Republican Republicanparty i Republicarparty JIT JITpa party pa for ror Judge judg of the superior court courot courotP of ofPennsylvania 01 01L Pennsylvania nnsylvani His candidacy cadldacy met with withmuch wit much opposition oppoIton within wihin his party and he hefnalYresite hefinally finally fnalYresite resigned as a a candidate ExSena ExSenator ExSn tor Mitchell was nominated uomlnate in his hi afaee le tace ad Mitcll elected elete Sincethai lnce that time Mr fr Adams Adamshas Aas Aashas Adamisas 3 has been ben noticeably tceabb despondent de ndent SEN BEVERIGE BEVERIGEMAKES BEVERIDGE I IMAKESDEFENSE MAKES MAKESDEFENSE DEFNSr it tn I IOrator Orator Has Elaborate Apol Apology Apology i fog ogy og For Combines CombinesDECLARES COllbie 4 I tDECLARES It tDECARES DECLARES DECARES GOOD GOODTRUSTS GOODmTRUSTS TRUSTS ALL RiTGHO RiTGHOWonld RGHT 1 1Would 1 1I I Wonld Ha Have All Bri Bright hten MenWorking Men MenWorking I Working Salaries SalariesColumbus i iI orknOon on SaaIe i i I fColumbus Columbus Neb Sept SPt 2S 28Senitor Senator Albert Albrt Beveridge of Indiana Inina deliv delivered i ered erd the principal prncipl address addres at the state staterally staterly staterally rally rly here this evening eveningHis eveningHi eveningHis His Hi speech was wa on The Trust Ques Que Qu Qution tion ton and was a defense defens of trusts tus and an department deDartent stores storesIn I In II it ithesaid ithesaidWhat he said saidWhat sid sidWhat What is a trust It I is i a great tTes com combination ce cebination 1 bination binaton of capital cpital designed di to sim simplify i tplify plfy plify and unify business bsine or orcmbinaton a acombination giswbt giswbtcombination combination cmbinaton of labor labr designed dee to toplify fetm fetmplify I plify plfy and ad unify industry Indu8t It te I easy wy to see se therefore that that there th can be begood begood good goo trusts and bad trusts trus juet ju as asthere a athere 8 8there there can cn be good go men mn an and bad men A JLtrust Atst Atrust trust tst is a good trust when wh it i perforate perforatethe prft ii iithe the work wor for which it has been i bn organ organized a aized 1 ized and produces prouces better bter good a acheaper a s4 1 cheaper prices prces and delivers delvers them to th thconsumer tconsumer consumer consumer more conveniently cnveinty than t1 tba 9 9dozen edozen dozen different concerns could cul do dotrust A Atrust Atrust trust is a bad trust when it raises raisesprices rl raleesprices prices Prces dishonestly dishonty and an without wihot other otherreason otherreason otherreason reason than to satisfy satsy the greed ge of its itsmanagers it Itsmanagers managers managersMr managersulIr ulIr Mr Bryan is in favor of destroying all 31 combinations combInatons of capital capitl deroyin We Ye are in favor of destroying destroyig only such combina tions tons of capital as a oppress oppres th the combna people i iust just ust as you are in favor of putting pop te Jail jal ail only such men as commit cmmi Pttg larceny lary 1 or murder or arson arsonCites an anCites arsonCites Cites SelfBinding Se Sidng Harvesters HarvestersThe Hesters I UThe The first season the selfbinding slfbinln it harvester appeared appar in central Iln Illinois the same sae arguments argument were advanced advancedagainst adance advane1against against agnst it that are now DY advanced advancedagainst advn advancedagainst against agant trusts trustsEvery trustsEvery lEver Every Ever laborsaving laborsain machine Ihine is isa 1 5 5a a mechanical trust tt and yet et more moe la la lior1ngmen borlngmen boring men are are employed today t9t ao and at at higher wages and with shorter hours hoursthan hW than tan ever before bfore in human hum history itory There TeJe is only nly one possibleway possiblewayregulating aIb4e bWT way of ofregulating regulating glating trusts trs1 That way is bythe bythecongress byt bytcnge bthocongress congress cnge of the republic republi controlHeg cntomg corporations corporationsFavors corporations corporationsFavor corporationsFavors Favors Favor Department Depaet Stores StoresIs Stores UI Is Mr Bryan Bran in favor favr of destroying detrQyn Pthe the department store Is there a wo woman weman man in the United States who will Unied Stte wi re fuse to trade with the fue trde wih department departmentstores dePrtmet dePrtmetstores I stores If I not why not Because Bcause be fore the department store stoe she slha1t had hadt to buy one thing in little one ltt shop ajid ajidanother asd another anoler thing tin in another anoth little litl shop sh and all of poorer porer qualityand quaityanhig quality andhigher higher higherprice er 1 price prce i whereas wlere now no she buys bu every ever evertig 1 thing tig une under one roof rf at a cheapr cheaper pIc price priceand priceand and of better quality qualty and has ha it quick qui ly delivered delvered Under the old system systemstatistics syste systemstatistics statistics sttiStc show that more than 86 8 per percent percent cent of the small smal stores failed faied And nd all allof al altof of them had to sell sel poorer prer goods gos at a 8 a i higher price in order to make their theirmany thi theirmany many man profits and even then they failed fa1ed whereas whereac the th department deprtment store storesells stre stresels storesells thy sells sels at a lower price prce better btter goods gos in inmore inmore inmore more convenient convenint form for and a the small sl dealer who before was waging waing a dally daly i istruggle struggle with bankruptcy and falling wih bnkptcy fll in the thE end is now the wellpaid welpid and andprosperous aD andprosperous prosperous head hed of a department deprtmnt of ofthat ofthat ofthat that great get center of distribution distributon for fo the themasses th themasses masses mases called caled the department deprtnt store storeSailroad se seRoad storeRailroad Road Railroad Combines Combies an Instance InstanceLet Itce InstanceLet ULet Let me give you JCU another anothr and aim simpler si aimpier pler example exmple of the trust trust There is in inthis Inthis Inthis this country count a great geat railway rlway Ssm Ssmcaled systemcalled system systemcalled called caled the Big Four railroad rlro I re remember remembr remember member membr the te time when the th railroads railroadsthat rlrs rlrsthat railrodsthat that formed fored what is now the big bi Four Fourrailroad Fo Pourrailroad railroad rairoad system were were little ltte short sep separate sp i I Iarate I Iarate arate lines lne The service on each ech of ofthese ofthese these lines lnes was poor pr A great man manager ma xnanager i ager combined those tho lines lnes into a aye system sy ayetern I Item tem Wat What was the result resul JHoretrains More Moretrains trains faster fater time tme better bter cars crs cheaper cheaperrates Che cheaperrates rrate rates rate and through trains trins You can get tfdton geton ton on one of that systems Sstems trains tins aad aadwithout aB nadwithout ij without witout change go to distant ditnt points pointswhich pnt pointswhich fwhich which before required two or three threechanges thr threechanges changes and two or three tickets ticketsOnly tckets tcketsOny ticketsOnly Only Ony Salaries Saes For Young Youg Men MenMr MenMr en uMr Mr Bryan declares delares the th trusts trut pre prevent pe pevent Svent vent young men from rising in the thebusiness thebusiness business world On the contrary the theactive theactive active actvc heads of most of these the corpora corporations crr corporalions lions are young men who have risen risenwithout risn risenwithout twihout without wihout influence or any anj other aid ai than thantheir thntheir a i their own ability abit to their high position positionThe psiin psiinThe positionThe The president of the Carnegie CreeStel CreeStelcompany Steel Steelcompany Steelcompany company is still stl a a young ma man and rose roseto roseto roseto to his position positon from fm a ahy boy in the works worksWhat wok worksWhat i I Iat What at the trust is looking lookng for forw forwhat forwhatany what whatany at atany any combination cobinlon of capital capitl is looking lookingfor loking lokingforIs lkingforis for forIs is fresh and vigorous vigrous ability aitJ Un Unless Unless Unless less they get that that they cannot cnnot sac succeed sc sacceed i ceed I will wil venture the assertion aserton that thatmore thatmore tmore more than 95 per cent cnt of the active activemanagement aotlvemanagement activemanagement management of ihe the great gretcmlnton combinations combinationsof of capital capit in this country couD and the act active at atIve 4 ive management of each ech one of the te departments de de dopartments partments of these great geat combinations combinationsof cmbinatins cmbinatinsot of capital is i in the hands of young men menwithout menwithout without wIthou weaKh wel influence or position POfIU poit1oabut positionbut but whose worth and and merit meri have hBve been beenrecognized beenrecognized jrecogized recognized recogized by the directors of these thesegreat tes I igreat great geat concerns concernsA concers 5 5A A trust can only exist when each eachand eachand onI exs eac and every department of it to the thesmallest te thesmallet er depatent i smallest smales detail detU of Its Is business is I con conducted eondu ducted du ted ed with mathematical and machine machinelike machin machinelike like accuracy mthematcal And Ad the chief chie demand demandIn demnd demndIn I In this country today toaJ is for talented talentedindustrious talente i SIndustrious industrious Indutrious honest and ad brave Imve young youngmen youngmen men to aid ad the mighty work which this thisindustrial tI thisIndustrial industrial indutria development developmcn of our ur civiliza civilization cviH civifizalion Jtion tion requires requiresIiong1 requiresLong tLng Long lave the Trusts TrustsAs Trustswoman Lng Lve te As no woman who listens lstens to xae xaewould me mewould would have the department store dis dissolve dissolve I solve into ito hve the little litte dePrtment inconvenient 1nconveDet high highpriced heghpriced 1 hi priced prced shops selling selng poorer rer goods gods in 1 na a amore amore 1 more inconvenient iconenient way as not nt a man manin ma manIn i in this thi republic republc would have ve any ay of our ourgreat ou ourgreat i great railroad lines which whIh were ere formed formedontt fonne formedoct rairod geat oct of a dozen small smal poorlyoperatid poorlyoperatidhighpriced Jrlroprt poonlyoperstsdhighpriced 1 1highprced highpriced miserablyequipped in inconvenient mconvenle hiconvenient highprced mie lyeulp convenient convenle lines lnes broken up into Int those thoselittle thoselittle little lttle roads again a just so not n8J a man Jn Jnthis a 5 5this this country coutry is against agnst the industrial industrialdevelopment Jdunla sndustradevelopment 1 4 development of a trust tst when It is hon honestly hOl holestly 1 1estly estly and righteously right usly conducted conduct Wat what whatwe a awe twe dishonest op operation OPeration the we are all al against is oj eration of these thetust trusts just as we are areall areal a aallagaiast all allagaiast erato against the dishonest conduct cnduct of oman an aninan ay 1 al aginst sensible thing is not no to todestroy man But But the sC 1lble i destroy desoy them tem the lh sensible thing ting lb ng is 1 Sremedy to toremedy toreedY remedy them reedY 1 1c 1 4.