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IN NEW YORK
SHEERS FOB BRYAN
afireat Reception Is Tendered the
Democratic Leader In New
York City
JTew Tork Special William J
Sirans reception by 15000 -persons in
3CaiSion Square garden tonight was all
tJftal Ms reception at this place four
ago was not Then the applause
Trcas socager and fainter than the sig
tsI of disapproval tonight the encr
zsxpks audience applauded the every ut
iisranee of the speaker Four years ago
Bryan read his address tonight he
talked in an offhand heart-to-heart
Ty Four years ago a large part of
-die audience left the hall before Bryan
UacS finished tonight the people yelled
Sur more when the speaker showed
afens of quitting and refused to listen
tar the preliminaries in their desire to
Esre lira begin The brilliant calcium
Hsni at the public favor in which Bry
an stood tonight was reflected on Rich
s3 Crafter representing Tammany
TriFefi four years ago was the Nebras
Ssms enemy
STANDS LIKE A GREAT ROCK
3Te principal point of resemblance
racEstat tonight as at his previous ap
pearance Bryan swerved not a hairs
Banmcin from the line of argument
scsspped out by him in his Nebraska
Basse Trfthout consultation with East
am jteaders and threw no sop to sec
tinssS jTarar
2EOWEI BY SHOUTING MULTI-
TUDE
tSSss Madison Square garden meeting
i33Es2s3i the first of four held tonight
35J33K3 the rostrum of the big hall he
to a stand erected just outside
a3 Xadison avenue and Twenty fourth
ofcraei from there to Tammany hall and
tfeassre to Cooper Union The people
raasB sscceded in securing admission to
ass aise of the three meetings were but
a seseG3 fraction of those who surged
Snrossa the streets around the place of
sasMg From place to place Bryans
cazrfisse was followed by a shouting
3nzEi33e anxious to catch a glimpse
tsS -2 man toward whom the democ
nsry M Hew York has so changed in
UTSSe every sentence was being ap
jjjzaisis -within Madison Square garden
ixtp of the building was
fftrw into a fountain of multi colored
2j5 sizcting high into the heavy clouds
E2jrE5rj other stands near by rockets
V82HK aac explqded with galling gun
The Tammany chief had giv
es tDse fireworks committee carte
tta and all explosive that could
2a nasi effectively were touched off
Syaasaaisof the pyrotechnics the Tara
nsSSEr treasury was lightened about 10
f33 T7BaIe nearly 150 bands had been
cEcsass there was no general parade
2xadteal clubs in endless numbers
jaaEisa to different meeting places
ssessbSe the celebration over the
tsa Every man In the Tammany
32253 isxs out doing his assigned share
ia tr gasnonstration
vTSOWD AWAITS HIS ARRIVAL
GJ5K282 Bryan arrived at the Grand
Ss5e2 at 255 over the New York Cen
rrx3 JractiS Although there had been a
jjsriS2 sxxllce force appointed at the
SnsCisatasn of Mr Croker the mob took
fcoiEIj possession of the candidate the
rxnsixacnt he stepped from his train
EsaS skivers railroad employes and a
r others who do not figure on
Sgsj 233 of Tammany shook his hand
azgare the reception committee got to
Ossl With an athletic rush Bryan bolt
fi Tfiuaagb the crowd and reached for
sSSssssiEded hand of Richard Croker
JSSS BELUGES THE STREETS
Wssx Colonel Bryan reached New
3Ta32fesinious clouds hung in the north
rrri3 a few moments after he had
rsssii d his hotel a storm of consider
sSiS farce broke A driving rain del
Trjgat t2ie streets for a quarter of an
23BS5 the wind meanwhile blowing at
TVrfo velocity Later the rain settled
Ssfea steady drizzle which lasted an
x3z jm which was folowed by a raw
2aTEC2acC from the wesf The promoters
geJ ISss demonstration feared a repeti
sa a the bad weather during Bryans
sisSi Sasr years ago About 6 oclock
BarareTer conditions improved some
x3 lint even then it was not what
iCE democrats had hoped for or what
stffirning had promised
3JIZS2SER AT THE HOFFMAN HOUSE
yriynr the time of his arrival at the
ataE B oclock when the dinn
wafi Sad been arranged by Mr
St horior of his distinguished guest
oas served in the Moorish room of the
3fQnait Louse Mr Bryan rested Pre
sdaxis xeporis of the elaborateness and
fssspepss of this dinner were disproven
2t aras a plain informal affair at which
3ica three kinds of wine were served
and the menu was but little more elab
K2 fiian that of many table dhote
aSfes sn the city Although Colonel
Zax did not drink his wine glasses
-x provided for him 3ust as they
vtes far the other guests The formal
igss rule was not adhered to
EBOWD IN MADISON SQUARE
Tfifioors of the Madison Square gar
Sfet thrown open at 530 Fifteen
UTEaScsa persons were present on
esS2 iiefcfits of admission issued by the
Tajsosai33r committee and the rest
sgsxBibTzd for seats as best they could
3ere tlieliour of opening thousands
were backed up in the attaining ruot
With the opening ofi the doors there
little more than half an hour Nearly
every person In the audience was armed
with a flag The first demonstration ol
the evening was when the band struck
up Dixie which brought the entire
audience to its feet The interior of
the building was swathed in bunting
in the national colors
Back of the speakers stand on the
north side of the hallwas a huge mot
to in the form of an arch blazing in
electric lights We wish to remain free
people
WILD DEMONSTRATION IN HALL
Mr Bryans appearance on the
started the greatest demonstra
tion of the night For eight minutes
the standing crowd cheered Five min
utes after Mr Bryan entered the hall
Mr Stevenson entered the hall and the
demonstration was prolonged Mr Cro
ker took a seat at a small table and
coldly surveyed the crowd His eyes
rolled over the sea of faces in front of
him and to the topmost galleries Then
he looked over toward Mr Bryan with
a quick smile and nod of satisfaction
A few moments later he arose took up
the huge mallet provided as a gavel and
rappetl for order Order did not come
He waited for the enthusiasm to spend
itself and again rapped this time with
better success In a word he appoint
ed Edward M Shepard who four years
ago opposed the election of Mr Bryan
chairman of the meeting Mr Shepard
produced a bundle of manuscript and
in a thin voice audible within only a
small radius from the stand he start
ed to read When he referred to the
difference in the welcome which Mr
Bryan was receivings from that o four
years ago he gave the cue for a chorus
of applause and when he said that Mr
Bryan had refused- to take the shorter
road to power by becoming all things
to all men the waves of applause rolled
greater
When Bryan stepped tojhe front rail
the second notable demonstration of the
night began and lasted nearly as long
as the first After he had obtained per
fect silence standing with his hand
raisedand was saying Ladies and gen
tlemen some one in the center of the
audience exploded a flashlight bomb
which sent dense volumes of smoke roll
ing to the ceiling and threw the audi
ence into an uproar A rush for the
center of the hall was at once made by
dozens of policemen and firemen and
the energetic photographer was prompt
ly thrown out of the hall
COLONEL BRYANS ADDRESS
Colonel Bryans address tonight dif
fered in no material point from his pre
vious addresses int the campaign It
was rather a general emphasizing of all
that he has said
COERCION OF EMPLOYES
The policy of coercion which was a
characteristic feature of the republican
campaign in 18S6 is again in evidence
this year Prominent among the rail
road companies adopting this policy is
a Pennsylvania company which is en
deavoring to control its employes in
the interest of the republican party
During the recent C P Veterans as
sociation meeting in Cleveland the
company cast aside all pretense of
fairness in politics and Superintendent
Screven in a speech to the veteran
employes told them how they should
vote this fall Mr Screven said
Vote for Mr McKinley and you will
be doing what your employers the C
P railroad wants you to do If you
desire to hold your positions vote for
the re election of President McKinley
If you do not and he should be de
feated the consequences will be upon
your own head This is not a mere
intimation or even an emphatically ex
pressed desire it is a direct threat a
brutal attempt upon the part of a man
employing a large number of laborers
to coerce them into voting in a cer
tain manner
The people of this country must real
ize and the sooner the better that
wherever and whenever the employers
of labor endeavor to control the bal
lot of their employes liberty is endan
gered and government will become a
plutocracy if the movement is not
checked The implied threat back of
the statements made by large corpora
tions is that if their plan of govern
ment which looks toward the uplift
ing of the classes at the expense of the
masses is interfered with they will
pull their money out and produce a
panic that labor may starve itself into
subjugation What is needed with
these people is a strong hand like
Bryans to teach them that prosperity
and power rests with the creators the
masses and not with the drones
Brawn and brains make the wheels
move and not European stockholders
or those who ape royalty believing
that the way to reach the masses 13
through their stomachs
With a monarchist like Hay to con
duct our foreign policy Hanna to look
after labor and a check book for the
politicians it is time for the common
people to look after their own rights
or get ready to take to tall timber
7000 GOLD BRICK
la Special Thomas
Dougherty a wealthy farmer residing
near Albia loaned 7000 to a stranger
taking as security two gold bricks
The stranger said his name was C L
Moore of Arizona and that Dougherty
was a long lost uncle who was heir to
valuable -mining property in the west
The 7000 was necessary to procure title
to the property The gold bricks were
formally tested by an alleged assayer
in this city who proved to be a pal
of Moores
DEMANS OF THE MINERS UNION
ARE MET
THE STRIKE IS ENDED
The Reading Posts Notices and
Other Companies Will Follow
Suit Immediately
Philadelphia Pa Special Repre
sentatives of the large coal companies
and independent operators in session in
this city reached a determination that
means the end of the great anthracite
oal strike The demands of the miners
formulated in convention in Scranton
were conceded and in conformity with
the decision reached the Reading Coal
and Iron company at once issued a no
tice to its mine employes The con
cession made is a positive victory for
the striking miners
It was predicted after the conference
that the mines will be in operation be
fore the close ot next week There will
be some delay in bringing the last of
the independent operators into line but
It is expected that in the course of the
next few days notices will be posted by
even the most stubborn There is prac
tically nothing else for them to do The
large companies generally have agreed
to the concession and though the Del
aware Hudson railroad was not rep
resented it is taken for granted that it
too will join hands with those that had
officials at the conference
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SCOPE OF THE AGREEMENT
The operators agree to the 10 per cent
advance in wages for all men and boys
the arrangement to continue in effect
until April 1 1901 and thereafter until
notice is given In those districts
where the price of powder is above 150
the decrease granted in the price will
be taken into consideration so that the
net increase in wages will be 10 per
cent as in those districts where the
powder question is not a factor The
operators will take up with their em
ployes any grievances that they may
have It is believed that all local griev
ances will be readily adjusted by the
men with their superintendents
The Lehigh Valley company will post
notices similar to that of the Reading
in those of its mines where the powder
question is not a factor -In the Lack
awanna region where the question of
powder also must be met it was agreed
to grant the 10 per cent increase but in
that advance the reduction in the price
of powder will be figured so that the
miners will receive the same conces
sion as those in the Schuylkill region
The difference between the new powder
rate and the old will be taken into con
sideration in figuring the net advance
of 10 per cent
CONFERENCE LASTED TWO DAYS
The decision that practically marks
the end of the strike was reached after
two days of debate which after it
brought into accord nearly all who took
part developed at first great diversity
of opinion The meeting was held In
the office of President Joseph S Harris
of the Reading railway
FILIPINO ASKS A VOTE
Says He Is a Citizen of The United
States
Omaha Neb Special The super
visor of registration is in a quandary
as to his duty in permitting a native
Filipino to register according to law
in order that he may vote for presi
dent The applicants name is Ramon
Reyes who insists that he is a citizen
of the United States and is entitled to
all privileges of Americans who were
born under the stars and stripes He
has been in the United States for about
eighteen months and has been in Omaha
for more than a year All of this time
has been spent in one voting precinct
At one time Reyes applied to the clerk
of the district court for naturalization
papers but the clerk informed him
that he did not think it possible to
issue such papers because the Filipinos
are subjects of the United States There
is no government in the Philippines
except that established by the United
States and the man has no government
to which he can forswear allegiance
COMES OF WEALTHY FAMILY
Reyes is an educated man 21 years of
age He was born at Boronga in the
sland of Samar about 300 miles south
of Manila He comes of a wealthy Fill
ipino family and Is in the Utiited States
for the purpose of studying English and
American customs He says he will
vote for McKinley if permitted to do
so The case has not been determined
In appearance Reyes is a typical Fili
pino He is a little below the average
in height being only five feet tall His
complexion is of olive tint and he has
the sharp black eyes characteristic of
his race Although a very small man
he has great strength and is a swords
man of unusual skill He has adopted
American customs and his dark skin
and unusual complexion are the only
things that mark him as a native of
the new island possessions
FRANCE WILL HONOR KRUGER
New York Special It is stated on
excellent authority says a cablegram
to the Times from Paris that ex-President
Kruger will after landing at Mar
seilles pass through Paris and that he
will be received with all the honor due
to the head of a state
The municipality of Marseilles is mak
ing preparations for a grand reception
to Kruger and it is certain that he will
be enthusiastically welcomed by fie
population in general
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Trust Makes Sudden Advance
Ten Cents a Gallon
Chicago 111 Special Manufactur
ers in every line in which linseed oil
figures as an important raw material
were in a flurry all over the country
this afternoon and they kept the tele
graph and telephone lines warm in their
frantic attempts to secure themselves
against a record breaking market fluc
tuation At bqth branches of the Amer
ican Linseed OiJ companies marked up
the price of linseed oil to 70 -cents or
the highest figure known since the in
fancy of the industry Before noon the
price was 60 cents This advance of 10
cents per gallon is the largest single
price fluctuation ever known in Unseed
oil and is about the equivalent of a 40
or 50 cents per bushel advance in the
price of wheat
Coming at the season of the year
when the movement of the new crop of
flaxseed from the farmers of the north
west has but just begun it has caughi
every manufacturer In the country bs
surprise Possibly all of them had beer
expecting 35 cent oil The result has
been that they had reduced their stocks
to the lowest possible point All of
them will have to come to the new
state of things providing the prices are
maintained if they are to get their pro
ducts in the market in time for next
springs distribution All interests con
cede that the control of the situation is
centered in the American Linseeed
company The outside concerns quickly
came up to the American companys fig
ures and were selling freely all the
afternoon Flaxseed is now selling at
182 or an advance during the last
ten days of 35 cents per bushel
FIGURING ON NEW YORK VOTE
Republicans and Democrats Do a
Little Forecasting-
New York Special Large num
bers of democratic and republican poli
ticians are trying to figure out the ef
fect on the voting of the reception ten
dered Colonel Bryan in this city The
democrats are very much encouraged
but it is not overstating it to say that
the republicans feel absolutely no fear
To the McKinley manager the effect ap
peared much like that of a brass band
or an hurrah cheerful while it lasted
but soon spent
Richard Croker now the acknowledg
ed Bryan leader in the state promptly
announced that Greater New York will
give Bryan 80000 plurality and that
Bryan would carry the state by 30000
plurality B B Odell jr the chairman
of the republican state committee said
that Bryans meetings would really help
the republicans and that McKinley
would have a plurality of 100000 in
the state This is the first time that
Odell has given out figures
The republicans hope to eclipse the
Bryan meeting and destroy any good
effest it may be giving his party by
the Roosevelt reception which takes
place October 25 and they hope to
overshadow Bryans second reception
October 27 by the sound money day
light parade up Broadway on Nov 3
RED PEPPER IN HER STOCKINGS
Woman Puts it There To Keep Her
Awake
New York Special With her face
showing plainly the terrible strain she
is undergoing Marguerite Gast the
girl cyclist who is trying to establish
a record for 3000 miles on the Valley
Stream L I course completed her
2475th mile at 1130 today She had
then been eleven days twenty two
hours and thirty minutes in the saddle
She had sprinkled red pepper in her
stopkings that the pain might keep her
awake Save for a rest between 1130
last night and 305 a m today Miss
Gast rode continually for fifteen hours
By Saturday she hopes to complete
the 3000 miles No dne has yet estab
lished a record for more than 2000
miles
Miss Gast rounded up the twenty
sixth century at 7 p m today All ob
stacles toward the completion of the
3000 miles journey have been overcome
so far by the little woman who ex
pects to finish Saturday evening
HERO OF GETTYSBURG DEAD
Ceneral Fisher the Hero of Battlo
of Gettysburg
Cheyenne Wyo Special Generaj
J W Fisher hero of the battle of Get
tysburg is dead at the age of 86 years
General Fisher entered the war of the
rebellion as a private in the Fifth re
serves and was discharged a major gen
eral
At the battle of Gettysburg Fisher
then a colonel noted a little force ol
rebels intrenching on a little round top
and without waiting for orders Fishei
charged and captured the position the
gallant move turning what seemed to be
defeat into victory He was praisec
and promoted
For ten years General Fisher served
as chief justice of the Wyoming terri
torial supreme court Three sons one
at Seattle one at Pueblq Colo and
one in this city and a daughter sur
vive him
SAVES A SHIP AND 700 LIVES
Seattle Wash Special The steam
er Charles D Lane arrived this after
noon from Nome after one of the most
eventful voyages yet made between the
new gold fields and Seattle The steam
er broke down at sea and was for
three days adrift in the Pacific with
700 souls on board A dead calm pre
vailed until the boiler tubes which had
been blown out could be repaired Eric
Morelander a passenger was the mas
ter mechanic who made the repairs and
the ships officers gave him 1000 for j
the two days work
DISORDERED KIDNEYS
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yond its horders must be for the con
servation of the allied forces of Chris
tianity and commerce which are the
handmaidens of civilization the wide
world over
With its 8528 miles of railroads oc
cupying nine states Includes as ltst
western or Trans Missouri system the
Fremont Elkhorn Missouri Valley
Railroad which occupies the
tion of Nebraska both for agricultural
and grazing pumoses It also pene
trates to the center of Wyoming thro
the cattle ranges and Into the celebrated
sheed country and the oil regions ot
Natrona county Wyoming It also ia
the pioneer line to the Black Hills
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their legendary lore The modern Black
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the miner the upper Hills the invalid
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