Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 13, 1900, Page 6

Remit pavab) Only 2 mall ac Omaha or ¥ THE BEF BTATE Mi State of Nebr S45 220 1017 S4.17 The palgn in frost Neh Aid the pumpkin vine struck the nska this senson bel popocratic eam ——en. Nebraska will | in respouding to the the Omaha and front penl of as usual for relief Galveston A for stricken peonle The soldier of the F got five men with five Galveste deserves a marksman's” tillery who down “distinguix ots at ed dge It should he democratic an easy matter eanens the state of Maine to reach an agrecment contain only one member hold their about the Kenat it will The fusionists will inating convention and exhibit the candidat nom in usual place The thusi ten ratio of S 1o one w with which the of Nouth Dakota greeted Roosevelt must have sent a chill down the spine of Senator Pettigrew Democrats must he like the drownine man @rasping at a straw it they profess to see anything in the result of the Maiuc clection to make them joyrul Sells de e would not be surprised to see lowa in the democratic column, If this would not surprise Cato It s useless to spring anything else on him Governor Cato lures — Naval home Constructor Hobson is coming hut his health is too poor to allow him to undergo any suc he passed to Manila through before went The platform wagon has made its ap pearance in Omala as the first innova tion of the The campaign in Nebraska this year promises to be thor oughly to date campaign up Colonel Bryan will have to rack his brains harder than ever before to get up w letter of accoptance that will hold its own with the masterly deliverance of President McKinley — Democratic orators do Know just where to take hold of the present campaign. The fusion poker is &0 warm its entire length they \l most ready to drop it — not appear to are The more republi make-up of their Dy lative ticket the mend it to th class of the community ans - study the glus county logls more they tind to com cordial support of eyery Omaha's health statistics revised accerding to the new population. Even on a correct the mortality is %o low as to muke elity rank among the the country. — For expedition, the Haigler entitled to first place. ‘Train robbers are a luxury which ean easily be dispensed with If we must have them it is well Nebraska produces the hest of th Popocrats should take the to plow palgn material into the state. He is setting the west ern pralries ablaze with republican en thusiasm and ther tire will siop, — are being consus basis this most healthful in nerve and gallantry train robber is but that » Kind, precaution fiveguards around 1 when toosevelt comes e I8 no telling where The fusionists in Colorado are having a8 hard a time making up a ticket Nobraska. The trouble is three parties with each of them containing mor Aldates than the are othices to he voted for. Nothing has yet bheen found which will cure or even relieve a po & case of office iteh ery northern stute has an election this year 0 than Its normal republican majority. 1f there i this for democracy and they can figure out how they are going carey normally publican statek on this basis, they ure welcome to it—until November, To elect Bryan states normally vepublican must go democratic this yeg s in can vat from which held more Is any comfort days sixteen | | portion Pekin under American this ma T 1 if powers. A 1 the situat & the r of Awmeric destriction of hjection from other disturh while mur n citizens their to b il property there is <aid n ot provin It is the United tes under without in four o8 e 1] itions atis e erty through eem that they reall no reason they slould iy apprehensive, for unquestionably Pekin a preseuce anywhere and It ipital would probably very 1 the facilitate has heen the present stablishuent s and the pro the rights of in China, it ob ble that the imperial authorities would N the | rhaps have me from their hostile to the government allies President ref lettor the already situation and While there overthrowing pliry tement talk « nusty i tection necessary of foreigners and to the ¢ maint nutions is not nee any personal indignity o the powers, 1 to own s of e fear in this spect people than from 1l MeRKinley to the Chine rence situation in 1 of acceptance, simply saying th of United States detined would be faithfully hered to. These look only to the restora tion of peace and order, ties for the future security and pro tion of cltizens, the faithful observance of treaty obligations and just reparation for the injury resulting from The purposes of to Chilna contemplate nothing not fair and legitim cmand. purposes the ad proper gunran American the uprising United States as it to which is entire te THE PROTECTORATE PROPOSITION President arly in proposition thut the United % shall surrender nty in the Philippines bility of islands from outside intert McKinley very shows the difficulties and dangers volved in the St sover the e enee and assume the of onsi the We to il of stecting 1" says the presid to u small 1 islands without tr norit th nsfer onr sovercignty In the ity of and to abandon the lar the population, which been loyal to us, to the cruelties of guerrilla insurgent bands. More th this, we are to protect this mi nority in establishing a government and to this end repress all opposition of the majority. We are required to set up a stable in the interest those who have assailed our sovereignty wd fired upon our soldiers and then maintain it at any cost sacritice its encmies within and against having ambitious designs from without. Thix” Mr. McKiuley goes on to say. “would require an army navy ¢ than Is now maintained in the Philippines and still more in ex cess of what will be necessary with the full recognition of our sovereignty, A military support of authority not our own us thus proposed is the v sence of militarism, which our opponents in their platform oppose, but which by their policy would of necessity be tablished in its most offensive form It must be clear to anyhody who can take & vational view of the matter that there would be constant d ot independent Filipine government g involved in ditfeultios governments, fo say internal its m st has 1l m asked government or against those far large us is ry os nger of an he witl iher nothing of the possibility of troubles that threaten If the Bryanite program were carried out tl United would take upon ) only obligation of maintainin tle in the Philippine but safeguarding it against the of the This would pretty serlous responsibility, In the fivst place i i » great ihility native government could be would be acceptable to a e The Tagalo a small Wbitants of the arehipeliy onistic to son hardly controlled meet with opposition. should the United States set g dertake would stubility ites the et government world be a pro that no formed tha mejority of who con wino in lon i that Tagal strong And ind un nment dominated hy a winority of the peopl y wonld not be in American prineiples, particularly principle for hothe Bryanit party protesses such great concern. But it is especially with regard to the danger have the « bl been anta and government would not persistent tribes it is I by very ol native wl to sustaln @ certainly aceard with the whi of foreign complications that the protec torate proposition utterly practicable, not to say preposterous. appears im A the | supreme court ave liste itself | OMAHA e < and reasing administration constitution and delit to the gronnds | en tution of to be some fire, Wi seandal il e court » long o nations that the wonld he order n i promptly s Ly wccordance with law HELP TEXAN The first responses to the by Mayor Moores fo Texas tlood suffere atifying FLOOUD SUFFERERS fun s have come inowit but the until dimensions philanthropy the comuunity for reliet in the donations and ilons promptitude should expanded mding to the spirit of con tributions the fund not s to cor res and publ I'he necessity in shiap of m proy prece that st pressing and every ution has to make wl are deserving of it When Nebraska drouth and crop failure assistan stde and Texas liberal contributors, the demands of humanity are equally urgent on all, Nebraska has endeavoring to cultivate commerclal relations with Texas and the southwest through direct rafl com munication with the Gulf and therefore hus than a common in setting the flood sufferers a the hroad to prosperity. | Nebraska not similar occasions in may be will in the present. Uhe connty board bourd will get together been taken sure itever assistanee reaches those who was stricken e came from every was one of th from more interest 1in on been the come Lus wanting past up to on and we sure its and at for conference the school make arrang In this authorities should aiso be particularly rments the coming the city iven a volee with reference to the vot ing places. At last election muck confusion wus produced because the | registration election. the places places were not in all eases the | T avoia be fixed ties that machinery same. should all par locution of the n this the by have consensus to with citiz the same place o matter importan do ot re This may ister und may appear moment, but | be overlooked — referces appointed by the iing to whether is subject to the vote at to be of The ments on the question | Union Pacitic railroad provisions of the maximum freight law | pussed by the Nebraska legisluture. | One would suppose that this had been [ settled long ago. Under the laws of Ne braska no raflrond can exercise the right eminent domain without con | forming to the statute requiring incor. How | of this state advautage of right-of-way poration in can take vailrond state law to procure and repudiate | it when it comes to rate snpervision is more than the ordinary layman can see. Eastern capitalists who rusl federal court ent the condemna | tion tumble-down pro | nounced dangerous by the building in | spectors, exhibit a decided deticiency of public spirit. They ought to buildings Jurt process, nto the to p of shacks remove | without tion the e on mer unless they grounds for conde notlee, ques nation The usual | np from Galveston, | that no great calamity like this can o cur without foll by the depredations of ghouls who are held in by the No punishment for the culprits stories of It is really too had vandalism come being wed no restraint character hended, e Cause for Joy. phin Time osed to make he Boers from | licked 'alked Too Mok nes-Heral s Mi MeKinle Doc) whale of h lemocratic party bistory which our friende to of atement lot ory and a DAILY with | that he Aside | which | peyter 1 early day | and the voting | | | diaates election | minor | should not | about publican trust. It THURSDAY, NI hyp Heciting n 0 History, Personntities Unealled For MeK STRAWS FROM THE Wi Hard Luck Stories No o the & ) con In he b o expres ard luck hardshiy of fict ug o every 1 In re v 1 that ty wh per on askin edit Ameri, prosperous and this tion was mad lat at presen 1 happy. His selling at gocd | to envy other equently 10 no hum which paint him as a ndividual with long patches trouser editor 4 condition exist and bably had panding he o the novelists, down-t none hing to hope for crops are He of citizen good has ric reason oy class Con he r to read stories lean and The portr hungry I many ultural as they no | that in giviog the lie who are doing farmer oppressed the comforts of in the fu- war yed realism wa demo ratic o rican 15 a ydden and ife ture Fortunately With bank balance to listen to the man tells him th really he is @ pauper and & slave. That Kind of talk would have had a larger hear ing five or six years ago. Just at present the farmer has little patience with the orater or artist who puts him on a level with the starving ryots of India. He wears g00d clothes and it is not flattering to his pride to himself represented as a reature gurments are only held together by the force of habit, Futhermore, the American farmer is a well read and broad-minded man. He is as quick as the next to see throuzh a clumsy to appeal to his prejudice. V in h a de enjoy ot and has no the good to his credit American farmer nd he is not knows healthy likely to who is oo whose attempt ren and comfort pellbinder ity he poverty- likely to resent th lligence and common He better and no amount of sounding words will be sufficient to off- the plain and facts. Bryan idea that average farmer hardly sense enough to know when he has bought & gold brick 1 leulated to make the democratic party and its can- pular with the agricultural of the country he has no money n his b him stricken insult to me and that in re wretch, he his own int Knows ocrati tells 15 a set palpable th has a not ca it poy TRAVELING, ranny of a Rai Mannger. York Tribune the funniest things in campalgn 15 the wild o wailing and gnashing of teett Colonel Bryan was not permitted to hitch his private p car to a certain limited train on a West Virginia railroad, but had 1o leave that select and exclusive vehicls and travel in an ordinary Pullman coach A tremendous ado instantly raised it by his zealous press agents and it made to appear that the episode in the harrowing tragedy e peoy 4 cross of gold ; work of & re was probably directly or Mark Hanna himself. It was ona of the tentacles of a monopo- that seized the car grasp, switched on a sidetrack and lied the champion of the people to ride “in an ordinary car Now, the fun of the thing is twofold the first place, it turns out that th road in question §s what may be called a democr rond is chiefly owned and marvaged, that say stanch and loyal demacrats 15 to be assumed, will vote for whose private they 20 unfeel detracked. In of that fact the lican octopus seems to be—with apol Boyle Roche horse of another color really will not you to a that ¢ trust republ else where 1ld Brother B be? And it democrati aco for busine to deny @ favor to their own candidate for the presi lency, why, men and bret certa does not seem in accord the et verities to throw the 1 for Mark Hanna or upon the lent's P} pine But the other part of the f r still. For mplaint 1 it he w Ope of dential this resi- of ause is lace was another crucifying For, of was act of upox cours dered by to speak Istic in its hideous octopus private it ou In rail is It to is who, man 1)y repu o th car view to a know sume ery an institution trust nagnate any other railr or reas hred, 1t with pres mark yo Mr I o “in an ordin with oth At thought ¢ L wind recoils and the beart sickens | been s0) CPTEMBER 1 [ 3. 1900 not kn hion cors of all creto the 1 our foreig of fc 1 the fresh re 11 enough the ot A His fight he Pacif of ¥ MR OWKRINLEY Comment preparaticn bl fled pre ent on in power ified and York W Mr. McKinley's lette and away the ablest ut the republ dignified, it of statistics a Iness unavoi throughout and at ti as adroit in its omiss of difficult p overlooked. Dig an s is at tations be Manin seems to us that to do much to tha that the f ought men and The struction of the gold adopiion of a policy w belteve, undo all the been done in the Phi make independence | pone self-gove The president’s defen: tion on the main attack on the position ble ancial Treatment of Buffalo Express (ind trend to b had general gument seems course taken has than to builld up in t derly, civilized repub the best taken toward end. The contemplated American flag or pendent is not touche cluslon is irresistib the principles the pr this letter in t pines' independence taken has been the wi who have so granting of free s in advance of training, are The course the ac should oy must crats the ne tior eritici A Campal Boston Globe orary pe art th bring 1o campaigns. When he and to carry no one popular expedients and the chains of logic reach the mind, but which guides him uner His intellectual scoy as that No co more pla tem ugible to nd assoclates in public as a nor 8o wi but nough, ‘twil shown on more than He seems to care not tion with his brillia lure well, these famil are instanc equipment effectiveness. Square Detroit Free Bryan important platform except P Mr the City called § finish hi; lesignated with acceptance date. Sinc egregious inconsisten the republican part defend its position beforo the the the acme country. that he lite ntion a of issue | to | char | leged om Presidc t to ing his ® ion on MeK his u speec tional reput subord IR | of tho n: Hesid | sbriveds 1o comparati market b sorts middle we of Indepe there is no danger of nment issues which question whether of some of his historic o it with his infinite employed deliberately declarations erialism, covering the assurance that upon Kknown all known as been profit of goods and a in re . These people alamity the rest A returr of that h the At t¢ not the any of igh of the up with o is be that thers S ACCEPTANCE ne Newsp e tter T evidence ndis af sentation of t 1 Convi 4 dnd r of acceptance is far terance that has come ide in this campaig dull only where re nd al documents lable, it ts plausible mes convincing, it fons as in its presen: oints that could not Ins | News (ind ) the president’s letter reasonable imperialism question is still acute convince Bryan parties are pledged to the de ndard and to the hich would, we firmly good work that has lippiues aud not only mpossible, but posts distant day sc of his adminisira- is sound and his of Bryan is formida- to a the Filipinos. rep.) the that the no other object | Philippines an or- and that it was could have been | omplishment of th the republic under th entually made inde- 4 upon, but the con that a policy based on esident sets forth in end lead to Philip- Whether the sest or not the dema vociferously deplored rights to the a of ar blie be kept course men's ap hardly aratory the ones to n Artin ind. dem) slitical debater has an Mr. McKinley ha his service in has a point to make purcetul in er from se many = more re: 4 no one is fr Often he may not he has the instinct ringly to the feelings » is not rated as broad ntagonists life—~"not so deep de as a church door 1l serve. he one hard-fought fleld who dazzles the na- | nce if only he act. Tu the present | qualities of his | with considerable may | lar AlL Tnsues, d. dem.) slurred over all | of the Kansa that bearing upon so- | his palpable he would later but has shown g that od ress ( at some un o that he by declar question His acceptance dodged rally forced the \d yet he has attained al udence by not to any part of th letter g harge have done. lican ticket o for a enemy the Just The e hean not other ques- | importance, |'s pe pald with inter debts these The let K brask: Mont enta ie the & rom need perity the A mored experie it sec x the th law his but he book Wi the 1 Cleve golf ably himself on which and t sian ¢ Rud views land the w clima wible An thorne some house he was a me salary for seventy-three days. Ex-Gove the new minister to Italy of the mand pediti which burg. Im descendant of BEdmund Burke, is again try- | ing to though still a young man, he is somewhat of an for Parliament as a Parnellite, cesstully Sarah the 1t She is est uffection for her stepson, and says that she o him, & work publis Ex prope ber 17 Mrs, J. 1 he wi prope the residence laid o “I'y Konec stretc inag dle. o me into t Bugene Debs, the candidate of the wocial democ his in vass o of spe the state distric Haute, Lorder. Chin npeti BN OF KUY Prosperity as an Issue a ma) in that se prevailing ul larg e is bttul it that it fate will get a cArs ago. he purposs titlon of comn asking &5 men alrs replies sh deposits than ¢ re tha have almost dou! ter renewed only and at p and the remal Aymer lowe per Bryan ai wo the ent for prep privileges rates, and that fr of the debtor years ago vainly appealed with hi pro for cutting in t of money legal tender in pay thi with the letters the § | tion we other from irawn cky, Ohic a, South They tive of the of the union A the trongest K Dak whole Iying between any swered the thi the Re of them evidences of prosperity ich argume no speaker to expound them the ome ts | Pittsburg papers,” remarked the Observa that cen of Swa that t 1 f ‘mg Bryan's ow ate N which fatel e ot has learned by ix an issue merican people that intelligence how to value over, e s it - erfean w sternly ref Twyr repiie tergreen sed 1 macke waid I remem| of it Well, r IRSONAL POINTE Turkey has reigned had subje ultan of and number of his is long en Prestdent Harr ory that the lawyer must whole life long. Not a day votes a portion of it to wenty to arrest a W lie wor who think | gh of 1 in study ago full is a bellever passes ome text b dever re plent eh persor and | “sh Mr. | There plays | for ® reason ile the political aders imagine many vain things and flshes and Mr. Carnegie and both are presumed to be bappy | von Waldersea especially prides | his fine collection of maps, | includes comy charts of Chi Lt he Yangtse valley, compiled by Prus- Mcers yard Kipling tempest rages I'E DEUM, Julia (In prisoners of Py Ward Howe in Chri celebration of the del kin, August 1 Their way was bo in dreadful mien their camp surrounded t-band nt tian ote - | They're safe By Death While still has been giving his | A apl on American weather New Eng- " he says, “would be, of all spots in | orld, one of the best to live in If its A te did not make 1iving nearly imposs | 1 shield of blazen iod’s love di rpose Where waved the banner gor Uplifted by their foes. glory | autograph receipt of Nathaniel Haw- | has just been discovered amor old pap in the Boston custom It was given by Hawthorne while | surer there and is for $304. 1 Unfurl the standard, Christi Yes! raise it with a shout Before the hordes Philistiur The slaves of dream and doubt 1 Repeat the song of Moses Who, from the shadow-land Where the dark Sphinx reposcs Led forth his chosen band of Massachusetts, | 18 a descendant » Wolcott who was second in com- to Sir William Pepperell in the ex on of 1745 against Cape Breton resulted in the capture Lou nor Wolcott v, Glad Miriam's cymbals, clash Shall cadence David's pealm Deborah's song outfiashing Shall wake the slumbrous paln ot nund Haviland Burke, a direct lineal VI We, In our modern lyre Wil find some hidden chord To sound, with heaven's own The glory of the Lord viI me way I8 shr through day keeps uncle of Right get into the British Parliament. Al- orator himself. He has already stood but unsuc- hair, To Him whose Rut who, His purpose The victory Grand does not believe at all in raditional idea of the stepmother herself and cherishes the great one Vi pture much of her literary success to always encouraged her in her helped her to get her books wes he end hed ' Him, in holy pacan hall ascend, ed, the heathen capture , our Eternal Friend ry John Sherman has sold his rty in Mansfield, O., and on Septem- | will leave there with his daughter, | McCallum, for Washington, where | make his home. His Mansfield which includes several acres in portion of the city, has been in lots e found it!" exclaimed Andrew 2y of South Chicago he was hed under an ice box hunting a leak as pipe with the aid of a lighted can- The next moment Mr. Koneczy, the x. the candle and the pipe—not ntion the side of the house—went out he street together. | n riy, ut Mr as racy for president, has announced tention of making a thorough can ot Tilinois. He will deliver a serles | 4x eches in Chicago and other parts of | o Ny espectally o the conl mining | taChment—sole Debs is a resident of Terre | leather carry- not very far from the llllums;in“ T Symmetrical Lens with new focusing at- $12.80 0 Tan Sun of San Francisco 16 said 10| The Celebrated Korona ts Ind be the wealthiest Chinaman in the United steerage of a steamer, the penniless son of | & poor farmer. eral hundred white and canning escablishments estate and Chine stores in San F estate He came to the Golden Gate in the | Al amateurs should see {t—$12 80, At present hie employs sev people in his factories owns city real cattle ranches, runs a and several merchandise ncisco and is in the real s in Hong Kong J. C. Huteson & Co. PHOTO SUPPLIES. | 1520 Douglas Street. big se lottery busine Reminder Fall Overcoats are No Clothing Fits Like Ours. rowning, King & Co., + S. Wilcox, Manager. Omaha's Only Exclusive Clothicrs for Mca and boy: