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lor Ileutoiinnt Governor
K V Hvor Junior
For Secretory of Stnto
Oho W MARilt UlchnnUoti
Kor Trrnimror
William Stkuvtir Cuming
For Auditor
UiiAniua Wkitos Hhnililnii
For Atturnn lonornl
Fiiank N Prout
For Inml ComnilMlnnnr
UKOIUIK 1 KolMBII NiinUolls
For Siipnrlnteiidont of Public Instruction
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Prosldcutlnl Klectors
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It li 11 AlltlH
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John 1 Kknnkuy
JOIINJ IiANOKU
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ForCoiiRromiu Third District
John H Hav Norfolk
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For Judge Ninth
J F low Antolopo
Norfolk will bo highly honored Hhould
tho horo of Sau Tunu visit horo and tho
pooiilo will seo to it that ho in Rrootori
by a demonstration tho liko of which
wib uovor hoforo buhold horo
Tho Diotrioh campaign ImtloiiB aro
becoming vory numerous and tho op
position view thorn with onvioim oyos
becanso of thoir indication t hut tliontato
is to bo lodeomod from roform iniioli
inntions this fall
Tho national gold douioorntio commit -too
is to moot in Indianapolis on tho 25th
and will undoubtedly tako storm toward
putting a ticket in tho flold It looks as
though tho attempt to straddlo at
Bryans convention was vory muoh of a
failuro viovvod from both ways
John II Hays ia gaining in popularity
and votes iu this congressional district
each day and when tho returns of No
vember are recoivod it will bo found
that tho district will bo roprosontod
by a republican and will bo in a position
to receive favors from a republican con
gress
Kx Governor Hoadly of Ohio an
nounces his intention of supporting tho
republican tickot He is a domocrat
but not of tho Bryan aud froossilvor
kind and thoro aro many mora liko him
Where tho wonderful democratic gains
iiro coming from this year has not boon
located
It ia reported that Senator Clarks
barrel is yet more than half full If ho
wore a republican ho would boa horrible
fellow but a million dollar contribution
to tho domocratlo campaign fund gives
him a clear title m that party ovou
though Ids barrol didnt roll him into
the seuato
The stupendous fight put up by the
New York Journal and its imitators
against tho ice trust has about subsided
The fight proved too much of a back
action affair when it was discovered
that some of the leadiDg democratic
statesmen were interested aud were
helping grind the people
The question that is uow agitating tho
democrats is whether Stevenson ia a 10
to 1 man or a gold bug whothor ho was
a Bryan man in 1810 or wasnt In fact
they would liko to know just what
Adlais principles and desires are
With Roosevelt their fear is that ho is
too strong in his convictions aud char
notorieties but no such charge it Booms
can bo laid nt the door of Stevenson
With Senator Clarks roported million-dollar
contribution to tho demo
cratic slush fund members of that party
will nt least havo a good time evon
though they cauuot iuflueuco onough
votes to olect Mr Bryan Corruption
W ell it might be so termed iu demo
cratic circles if such a story got out
concerning tho republican party But
this is in tho democratio pirty aud it
thinks of nothing but tho host welfare
of the dear commou peoplo
It eeems to bo the express uiulorfitaud
ing that if tho populists aru allowod to
name the gubernatorial candidate that
he must be coufiued to democratio politi
cians iu making his selections for the
best appointments uudor his control at
least this has always beou the result
The democrats always insist that they
get tho best end of the fusion dial going
or comiug It is little wonder that tho
mid road movement was begun aud is re
ceiving new recruits every dny
Charles A Towue recently paid I
am a democrat nud would havo bo an
nounced iu 189S but Uryau requested
rue not to do so as I could do more good
by claiming to be a silver republican
Under the circumstances the republi
cans and populists who have beeu fol
lowing his lead belienug that lie rep-
rosontod prlnnlples Kimowhat apart
from domocraoy must fool ratlior Uruo
pointed Ho gave convincing evidence
hat ho Wiih speaking tho truth when ho
usod liis iiilluetico to throw his strength
to Stevenson at ICamas City
Stovoua is a populist Weaver of Iowa
hiw demonstrated that fact He is also
a democrat a fact that was demon
strated by his election with Cleveland
in 1813 He is also a frlond of labor
Woavor said so Ho is also a frlond of
capital aH it was under his and Cleve
lands administration that government
lioiiih were issued boaring a good por
cent of Interest in which tho monoy
londors iuvostod Charley Towno
could probably provo that he is a good
republican should ho have occasion to
do so Ho is a man as vorsatllo as
Hryan ever darod be and all a voter has
to do Is to adjust tho right pair of
glasses In ordor to seo his sort of man
Truly thoro aro wonderful things In
domocratlo politics thoso days
The fusion press Is passing tho custo
mary compliments on uougrossinuu
Hobiusou who has just boon rouoinl
natod Thoy all road about allko
Thoy say ho has boon a vory valuablo
uiombor for tho Third diatriot that he
has galuod a prominont position among
tho niotnbera of tho lower houso and
that ho wields muoh iulluouco that ho
ia a growing man and will in tune be
ouo of tho aoknowlodgod loaders Tho
roal truth is that boiug in a mluority
party ho has not croatod a ripple on tho
surface Ho has done nothing that en
titles him to any distinguished consider
ation absolutely nothing He has
simply votod doggedly against progress
and has shown a wlllluguoss to throw
himself in front of tho moving republi
can car which has gone on aud on in
apito of all obstructions If tho Third
district wishes to have a man in congress
who will have somo influenco ouo that
will have a voice In tho dominant party
policy aud thoroforo able to do some
thing tangible it will voo for and olect
John 11 Hays and pass up John S
Hobinaon who baa boon aa usoless as a
painted ship on a painted ocoau Fre
mont Tribune
Now Yorks Great Disaster
Throe hundred lives lost and 5000
000 worth of property destroyed Is
briefly the story of tho most appalling
disaster that has ever occurred to the
Hhlpplng Interests of New York Three
of tho great ships of the North Gcr
iniin lloyd line their cargoes and
scores of their sailors nnd tho Im
mense docks where they were moored
were swept away by Humes almost as
though they had been ho much tinder
It hardly seems possible that such a
calamity could occur In broad daylight
In the harbor of u great city which Is
supposed to lie well equipped with
safeguards for the protection of life
and property There Is a widespread
temptation when appalled by a horror
like this to lay the blame directly and
unequlvocnlly nt tho door of thoso
most directly concerned In this In
stance the steamship company It does
not nppear however that tho company
was guilty of any Bpecltlc negligence
Its docks and ships were doubtless as
well protected against such a disaster
ns arc the docks nnd ships of other
ocean carrying companies In New York
or elsewhere They were thought to be
a good risk by tho tiro and murine un
derwriters But the disaster occurred
Its lesson la perhaps more general than
specific and npplles to the merchant
marine as a whole not only of New
York but of other coast cities In this
ami other countries Tho conditions
permitting tho possibility of such nn
occurrence ought not to exist Stone
piers would bnvo served as a barrier
against the spreading flames The com
pulsory uso of portholes large enough
at least for the passage of tho average
persons body would have minimized
tho loss of life Had there been In
force an International agreement con
cerning the carriage of cotton and like
iutlainninblo cargo on the great pas
senger liners the Humes would proba
bly hnve been confined to the one ship
If It bo true that every groat achieve
ment In safeguarding human life and
property against dlsnster hns been in
spired by a great sacrltlco of life and
property the frightful calamity In New
York hnrbor should mark the point at
which Invention will lay the founda
tion for nnother such achievement of
Incalculable vnluo to the commercial
world
The Chinese appear to be showing In
the present Imbroglio considerably
more energy nnd intelligence than they
displayed In the war with Japan Chi
na Is not wholly degenernte nor are
ull the people cowards It may be that
the Chinese aro waking up from their
long sleep Since the war with Japan
they have learned some things about
modern warfare and they may be nble
to put up a pretty husky light against
the allied powers
The American girl has been given
notice that she Is not wanted In force
nt Wealcyan university She need not
worry Tho American girl Is popular
Iu too many places to accept serenely
tho toleration of a half open door
In the excitement of politics and tho
China rouble Agulunldo and llo del
Pilar seem to havo beeu lost sight of
Neither has beeu reported dead for a
long time
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY JULY 12 1900
DEBT TO PROTECTION
Nntionnl Prosperity Dnn in Pntrlotlo
IrKlnlnllun
it Is the cuatom of nn old tlmo free
trade Democrat who closes his eyes
nnd understanding to the evidence of
our commercial and Industrial life the
direct outgrowth and result jf our na
tional protective policy to deploro tho
old diiyfj of our foreign ocean trade nnd
to talk ronilnlscenlly of glorious free
tniile times when lofty square rigged
ships lay at the citys piers forgetting
In the nipuntlmo to consider the fleets
of coastwise steamships Hint leave our
great port every day and the enormous
number of three nnd four masted
schooners engaged the same wny In
those days If nn American wnnted a
watch piano or a roll of carpet ho sent
to Ktirone for It lie does not hnve to
go beyond his own country nowndaya
for a better nnd chenper article
What must such an old fossil think
of the recent launching nt Wyandotte
Mich of a freight stonmor to ply on
the great lakes of tho mighty west n
country which hns had Its development
since 1801 This ship Is built for n
western compnny nnd Is of 8000 tons
burden She Is 478 feet long I0 feet
wide nnd 128 feet deep nnd Is nt present
the largest boat If she enn be so called
on tho Inkes
Twonty flvo years ngo with tho ex
ception of the Grent Eastern there
wns no merchant ship or Htenmcr built
of thlH enormous capacity or size nnd
as to the old sailing vessels of antebel
lum days a 2500 tonner wns a wonder
America did not get to bo rich becnuse
tho Hides aru any bluer or tho climate
better than ninny countries of the old
world but legislation born of patriot
ism nnd wisdom having for Its object
the upholding of the American work
man free and equal under the consti
tution not n chattel slave Is to bo cred
ited for our national prosperity
Brooklyn Times
Rev Dwlitht Galloup pastor of St
Pauls Episcopal church of Newnrk N
J was found dead iu the bathroom of
his parsonago Wednesday aged 20
yours ltev Mr Galloup wont to tho
front in tho Spauish Amorican war as
chaplain of the Ninth regulara
Thero is more catarrh in this aeciton
of tho country than all other diseases
put together and until the last few
years was supposed to be iuourable
For a great many years doctors pro
uouucod it a local disoase aud pre
scribed local remedies aud by constantly
falling to euro with local treatment
pronounced it iuourable Science has
nrovon catarrh to be a constitutional
disease and thoroforo requires constitu
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure
mauufnotured by F J Cheney Co
Toledo Ohio is tho only constitutional
cure on the market It is taken inter
nally in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfacos of the system
They oiler one hundred dollars for auy
caso it falls to cure Send for circulars
and testimonials Address
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Halls family pills are the best
All Ideal Climate
The first white mau to sot foot on
Utah soil Father Silvestre Velez de
Escalante who reached the Great Salt
Lake on the 23rd day of September
1770 wrote in his diary Here tht
climate is so delicious the air so balmy
that it is a pleasure to breathe by day
aud by night The climate of Utah is
one of the richest endowments of nature
Ou the shores of the Great Salt Lake
especially aud for fifty miles therefrom
in overy direction the climate of cli
mates is found To euable persons to
participato iu these scenic and climatic
attractions and to reaoh the famous
health bathing and pleasuro resorts of
Utah tho Union Pacific has made a rate
to Ogden nnd Salt Lake city of one fore
for tho round trip plus 200 from Mia
souri river to be in effect Jane 21st
July 7th to 10th inclusive July 18th aud
August 2d Return limit October 31
1000
For full information call on or address
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The Union Pacltlo will sell July 1st
to September 150th rouud trip tickets
via Deuvor the Denver aud Rio Grande
or Midland aud RioGraudo and Western
one way returning via Union Pacific or
vico vorsa with privilege of stopovers
at and west of Deuvor for 20 days
tickets final limit IK days not exceeding
October tlst 1900 Forrates or other
information call at U P depot
F W Jukbmak Agent
Through Colorado
The Denver Rio Grande railroad
with its numerous branches penetrating
the Rockies has two distinct and sep
arate lines across the mouutaius
Denver aud Grand Junction in con
nection with the Rio Grande Western
railway betweeu Grand Juuction nud
Ogden are available over the Denver
Rto Grande either via its maiu liue
through Leadville aud Gleuwood Springs
or via the Hue over Marshall Pass and
through the Black Canou Tourists to
aud from Salt Lake City Ogden or
San Francisco will find It to their ad
vantage to have their tickets read in
both directions via The Sceuio Liue of
tho World thus being able to use oue
of the above routes going and the other
retumiug Write S K Hooper G P
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Tours Iu the Hocky Mountains
The Sceuic Lino of the World the
Denver Rio Grande railroad oilers to
tourists in Colorado Utah aud New
Mexico the choicest resorts aud to the
transcontinental traveler tho grandest
scenery Two separato aud distinct
routes through tho Hocky Mountains
all through tickets ovallablo via olthen
The direct lino to Cripplo Crook the
groatcit gold camp on earth Threo
trains daily with through Pullman
palnco and slcoplng cara botweon Chi
cago Donvor San Francisco and Los Au
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best lino to Utah Idaho Montana
Oregon nnd Washington via tho Ogdon
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In northern Wisconsin the Chicago
St Paul Mluucnpolla Omaha railway
has for sale at low rates aud easr terms
of payment about 400000 acros of cholco
farm lands IJarly buyers will secure
tho advantage of locations on tho mauy
boautiful streams aud lakes which
abound with fish and furnish a never
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both for family uso and for stock
Laud ia generally well timbered the
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Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minne
apolis Daluth Superior Ashlaud and
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