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Illinois club 11 promises robe enact
the most noteworthy forensic battles ever
ion ht. The issue is gold or silver for the
national onto-cam and the champion of
theoneis neurone. Herr of liohigantof
the other, W. K. Harvey of Chicago. in
“Cain’s Financial School" fame.
The debate, which will be delivered in
chunks of about 1,000 words each. is ex:
peered to continue eight days. To the up-
oldere of the yellow tal the privilege
of opening was gruftdd, according to
agreement. ’
Mr. Hon- wae obliged to ooniln‘e hie
preliminary argument to 1,000 words, and
was answered by Mr. Harvey to tho aalna
WILLIAM II. HARVEY.
extent. Then the Michigan congressman
replied. and was followed by the expound-
er of free coin.
After this both men stood ready to an-
sWor any questions which might- be pro
pounded to them by members of the audi-
ence.
. The debate took place in the assembly
room of the Illinois club. The room was
fitted up like a small amphitheater, but
there were seats for only duo mamas. Ad-
mission was by card only, and all other:
who are interested will have to content
themselves with reading the accounts of
the wordy fray in the daily papers,
The debate proper began by Mr. Hort
(taking his opponent to foil plainly if thorn
was over any such school hold as that do.
scribed in the book, “Cain's Financial
Sebml."
(Copyright secured by Azcl P. Fitch of Chi'
cngo.]
lifr. Horr said: "I find all through the
book a large numbcr of statements uttrib~
llIt'd to a very cousidcrahlo number of the
business men of Chicago, and I am in-
formcd that these men never one of thom
uttered a singli- word attributed to them.
If the book is written as an allegory, I
Would like my friend to state why he did
not use, us all liicrury men have always
done, the names of fictitious individuals?"
Mr. Harvey—“Tho Scblml" is an ullc-
gory. It marshals the opinions of the two
sides of this coiltrovcrsy. so that our in
imagination can soc the conflict of opin-
ions and the contest as it pmcccds. It
puts in the mouths of the gold standard
advocates ibvir \vcll known vii-\vs, fairly
stand, with which the country had bwu
flooded up to the time “Tbi- School" was
written. The strength of the lumk was in-
trndcd to ill‘ in ibv fulrnrss of stating
those views. The fuel that it little boy in
knl-o pants Was the instructor of tho lilt'il
was summer-d to b.- alliili'lt‘llt to ill: the
story as allegorical.
"on Altar-Ira "Cain's" Motto.
Mr. ilorr~.\'ow l couu- to the motto of
the book. which is this, "I thank lbw, (i
Fuihcr. Lord of brown and earth. be-
cause thou bust hid those things from the
wise and prudvnt and bust rcvvnlul them
unto balms." Does my friend dosin- io in«
timutc that the kind of finance that he
teaches is smoothing that babes will uu<
dorstund. but that people who know any
thing will lower be able to compn~hcud‘:
(Applause and lill liter.)
Mr. Harvey—Mr. Horr uiisllih-rprots the
meaning of that verso. The Word “ babes"
is intended to mean the pure of mind and
unselfish. it is in that scitse that it is used
in the Bible. and uu-aus that those pure
of mind and unselfish can sw clearly those
things which the impure of mind cannot
see or understand.
Mr. Horn—l submit that that motto
dare not give an excuse hp- a boy, lwcmtsc
ho is in knee brooches, to stop telling the
truth. It does not gin! the boy any right
to mlsn‘prmcui facts.
[it this point the contestants discussed
at sonic length thodcfluition of money.
Coming to the money system of the Unit.-
ed States, Mr. ilorr said:
“The first law that was ct'of‘ [mused in
the United l-ltatos on the subject of money
was on J uly fl, 1785. That was two years
after the subject had bccn discussed in cv—
cry shape and form by the [ample and press
of the United Hiatus. It was resolved that
the money unit of the United titutce of
America he one dollar; that the entaileat
coin beof copper. of which 200 should pass
for one dollar; that the several pieces .
should increase in a decimti ratio.
"Now every one will any they had not
yet stated at all what the dollar should
consist of, except that 200 copper lmli
cents should be. one of thorn, and that was
the first unit of measure that congress ce‘
hcd. That is all the law there has
n on the subject, and all that has
or been sold about it anywhere. pit»
blouse.) SO WE MM the moncyo til.
daddies of copper-no donht about it.
The cm Lawn.
“Now comes the neat important in s-
tation upon this subject: 'itceolved. i
the standards of the United States of
America for gold and silver shall he ii
parts fine and 1 prirt alloy.’ ounce!!!
that was the Weight of alloy in pll tho
coins of the United States. Afterward we
reduced the alloy to that it was one M
in tea."
Ir. Harvey-1:; to what lira lion I:
am u as it“!!!
costume." MW maroon
etthemtltatioo istri echeeeedia
agar-tact. Aftsrtaeudeytiouot
, ed in 1792.
norm.
own right. (Applauu)
Guam in. , falth.with the
has no more (ht to domenetiae one
these metals than is basic dunonctiu
both of thornwithouttheoonaeatof the
states. (Applause)
The men who framed this constitution
then proceeded to give it the ction
intended. They gave to both metal:
equal dignity, equal rights, except to make
the dollar of silver and it the unit oi
value. in which the value of gohl would
be measured, but with concurrent coinage
with silver they gave both metals free and
unlimited coinage. Both were given full
and unlimited use in the payment of
debts. There was no discrimination made
in the use of the two metals except that
the unit oi value was to reside in the sil-
vcr dollar, and that gold coins were to be
of the value of so many silver dollars.
Haney Quotes Daniel Webster.
Daniel Webster said, "Gold and novel
is the money of the wastitutlon.” (Ap-
plating.)
The constitutional standard of value is
established and cannot be overturned. To
overturn it would shake the whole sys-
tem. Gold and silver at rates fixed by
congress constitute the legal standard of
value in this country, and neither con-
gress nor any state has authority to estab-
lish any other standard or dispose of this.
(Long and continued applause.) I new
band Daniel Webster's speech to Mr. Herr.
hir. Hort—lily friend Harvey thinks the
government of the United States originat-
Ihad supposed this govern-
ment commenced on the fourth day of
July, 1778;
in l787 congress resolved that the
standlmi of the United States of America
for gold and silver i thcr should be ll
parts fine and 1 part a oy. That. was pre-
cisuly as they had decided before. They
were organizing a new system of money.
something that had never been known on
the face of the globe—making money his-
tory. Is that trivial! Why, it was the
important, act of that ago. Why, it was
the basis of the entire action of non.
Mr. Harvey—The straits to which the
colonies ware put- bctwecn 1770i and 173m,
when We as a government, known'as the
United Stun-s. went into operation, \vcre
those Of expediency, but no permanent
system was adopted. The American con-
gross at its six-.ond recession enacted the
law of 1792. and section 9 of that act is
the one that settles this question, by which
only a silver unit was provided for.
Mr. lion—Now, all this talk of Mr.
Harvey is of very little importance as
far as I am coon-mod. What I say is that
when they passed that law they intcndr-d
to establish binlctnlllsm in the Fluted
Stun-s. We did not usc the gold standard
at all up to 1534.
The gold dollar was worth more under
the first iulntngc than the silver dollar;
conswpirntly we did have—and ho is right
about li—ihc silver stundnnl in this coun-
try up to lliiil.
Silver the l'ult of Value.
Mr. Harvey—l want now to call atten-
tion to the fact that for sm‘crnl years our
side has claimed that silver was fixed in
179'? as tho unit of value. contlnulngm
157.3 its strenuously lli'llii‘d by the other
side. And now m- cum.‘ face in face with
the other side, wbcrc they do Not dare to
mislead. and "in flux first joint ilt‘iliilt‘d
qtu-silou in this l'uiiirnhlrsy llwy un-
forced by tho truth to admit that SiTI‘.
grains of silver was llxrd us flu» unit of
\‘nlnr ilmul applause) by the act of lit")
and n-umiumi such to 1‘73.
Mr. ilurr—i “am in soy lu-ru ibt- our»
tit-n of the unit has not lli‘l‘il dispusvd of
today. I want to give a word 1m to why
they n-miul-d ihr gold instead of the sil-
\‘l-r. 'l‘br- rl-uton was iii‘t'llllht' \n- tvcrc on
a silwr basis and did not lull-nil to dis-
furb ilu- l‘t'lillliiil of mum-y to tho buslnl-ss
(if lilt‘ (‘t-llllll‘). “t‘l‘t' e‘litiuti illl' flit-«I duy'~
dl‘lliilt‘.
Cnnntcrfeitere Arrested.
NEW i'onu. .luly l7. ——.\ «mum-rim-
crs don at of» Fourth uvcuul- was midmi
by son-ml drputy umrsbnls umlcr l'ulit-d
States Marshal Harm-i. Tbrm- Illi'll were
molding coin. ’l‘tvo of them now ruptuh d.
liill Jones and Harry Kitt‘lu'il. The third,
Patrick ('arr. broke from the mnrsbo'm,
ran to the top of the butter. descended
through the house next door and jumped
from u sm'oud story window to the yard.
Both of Carr‘s legs \vcn- broken. lie was
removal to llvllevuc hospital.
Charged With Bobbing Miners.
PlT'i'slliYitli, July l7.—(ipcrator '1'. D.
Sir-in and him-hock wolghmun, T. it. Mar.
shall, were arrested on a charge of atoni-
ing (‘Uihl from the miners at tho ldlmvmul
mine, which is owned by Mr. Stein. The
suit was brought by Secretary Warner of
the minors” organization. iicchnrgt-s that
hiluo Inspector .lillck has “attained thl'
scales at the mine and found the weights
false.
Yacht Clubs on a Cruise».
NEW Louimit, (7mm, July 17.--The
Larchmout and Atlantic yacht ill-rt con.
tinned its cruise to Shelter inland this
morning. The nuclei races scheduled for
Tuesday will not take placc, as the cup
talus have decided to abandon thcmrathur
than delay the achmiulcd cruise amnhor
day.
flaking the Defender'a latte.
Paovtlltzscs. July l7.-—Armngemeota
have been made whereby the calls for the
Defender will be made in this city. in
fantry hall, the largest in the city, was
hired, and after taking mansion the dev
signers chalked the “001' in readiness for
laying out the canvas.
A we lease-ea Cara-am
Anna". July 17.-Governor Horton
has committed the sentence of Antonio
Gileimi from life to imprisonment for in
years. The man was convicted in flyra-
case June 4, 189}, of rnnrderin the second
degree in having killed one Devita.
we... lawyer m‘
Wasmseroa, July 17.- nary I.
lance of Illenvlllo, N. I, been“
barred from practice in the interlude-
partmeat for unpmfeeeional and unlawful
conduct in executing improper denial»
tione in pension cam
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Matthewnlianadlrl—lse.
Very Ill 1- Chicago. flaring Overwoaked
to rind liar Husband.
Pnihhnnmu, J uiy 11—11. H, Holmes,
the insurance "indict. accused of having
murdered the Pitui children, whose bod-
ice were found in Toronto Monday, denies
having any knowledge whatever of the
crime. it is probable, however, that he
will be taken to Canada, there to answer
the charge of murder, on the authorities
here have about given up the hope of fix-
ing upon him the responsibility for the
death of the man found in the Callowhill
street house, this city, and who. it was
supposed, was the father of the Pltzel
children. .
Holmes was visited in Moyamenaing
prison by his counsel, It. 0. Moon, who
subsequently made the statement that his
client had xmitively denied all connection
with the murder of the children. Holmés
asserts that the last time he saw them was
in October of last your in Toronto, where
he had left them in charge of Minnie Wil-
liams, the girl he met in Chicago. He as-
serts that he knew nothing of what he-
came of them offer that time. and he al-
ways believed the Williams girl had taken
them to Europe. He also insists that he
knows nothing of the boy and that he had
nothing to do with the death of Pitzcl.
He was taken to police headquarters at
the city hall and subjected to a rigorous
cxandnntlon by Messrs. Finlctter and Bar-
low, who are associated with the district:
attorney in the case. District Attorney
Graham returned to the city and took up
the matter, bpt declines to make any
statement; at present, although he prom.
lscs to give all the details of the case to
the public in a day or two.
Sllpcrintcmlont of Police Linden dc.
clarrs that there is no possibllityoi con-
victing Holmes of the murder of the man
found in the Callowhill street house, and
says the authorities here will not oppose
extradition to Canada.
‘ ‘ I ‘ ‘ 1‘ Holmes.
Suwrintcudcnt Linden statcd be had
not heard from Detective (icyer as to the
finding of the bodies of the two Plizcl
girls in Toronto. Superintendent Lindon
is imprmsod with the belief that Holmes
is a triple murderer and said:
"That man Holmes is the most infernal
liar I have over bet-u brought in contact
with. Holmes persisted in claiming that
Minnie Williams had poser-asion of the
Pltzvl children. and he was so much in
earnest with this statement that I placed
Cuiifllh‘m't‘ in it and causal awry, ('lctt' in
that direction to lwtvorkcd out to its full-
est limit. I how not learned the whore‘
almuts of the \Votnnn and almost believe
her to be a myth. "
“In your opinion you think that Pitzcl
was nlurdrrml?” was ask-d.
“I certainly do, and further think that
all talk of a dummy substitute is bush. "
“What is your thmry of the disappear-
once of the? t‘lilltin‘n?"
“I think they, too, ware murdered. The
motive is plain when We look at the facts
surrounding the case. The older of the
two girls idcnilflul Iht' body in the critic-
(cry as that of hcr father. and upon her
testimony rcstml the chance of convicting
Holmes on any charge. His willingness
to plead guilty to tho charge of conspiracy
led us to think that something must be:
back of the «use. " .
n .
an."-
Mrs. I’ltzcl Ill.
(”ilil'mo. .luly lT.—-.\lrs. Pitzvl. thc
wife of the mun said to bow been killed
by Holuu-s. rcsldvs in thi~ city at limb}
Sungumou sircvl. She is very ill now and
handy :lIilt‘ to talk. but consented to a
short interview. She said:
“(if mursc I know nothing about the
mailer, as I huvo no nwuns of acquiring
any lnl‘ornmtlou. 1 how no doubt that all
my family lum- bm-n killed. and I never
expect in mm any of fbrm again. I made
up my mind lnuuugu that they Wt-rc dcud,
and the llI'\\'.~ from Toronto is no surprise
to me. i ili‘lll'Vt‘ that iilt‘ boy was mur'
dl‘rt‘d also. "
Mrs. i’ltzvl is too ill to leave her room,
and tho shock of the move of the finding
of the two bodies has grL-uily weakened
but.
Two Boys Drowned.
[humid-XS, July l7.——Two boys nbom
if) year.» of age were drowned at the foot
of North Second sin-ct under peculiar clr~
cumsiuncos. Hugh U'Scll of 4:) South
Fourth sum-i. and isaztc Schwartz of 5.3
South Seventh sin-ct wcut swimming with
several other lads and dived together from
the pier. 'l‘bvy failed to appear uftcr the
plunge. and it is surmised that thoyclthcr
struck their bonds tngcthi'i' or struck
against the piling about the dock.
Booeevelt Beorea Hill.
NEW YORK. July l7.——At aancctiug of '
Grand tiovorntm-ut ('lub i, hold at iii-l East
”no "illltll‘i'il uiitl Flfit‘t‘iifh flirt'lli, Prof-il-
dcnt limvscvelt of the boanl of police com-
mistllom-i‘a delivered a speech on the on-
iorct-tucui of ”to urban law. Mr. Rinse.
volt roundly denounced Senator Hill and
made a spirited tollt.
Fire In a Vermont ‘l'owrs.
Swasrox. \‘t.. July lit—A fire which
startcd in the Control House- prnpcrty dc-
atroyl-d scwml roshh-ncm—Ahe Central
House, the h‘waulnu Methodist church,
thrcolargu barns andn number of out-
buildings-causing a property loss that
will reach at least $50.00".
..... . . anew...“
Birthing Weavers Renee a Compromlee.
Pulaannnruu. July lit—The striking
ingrain carpet Weavers, by a vote of l,90i
to 7. decided not to ile‘t‘pi: the manufac—
turers“ proposal to continue work at the
present rate of wages until Doc. 1, after
which it was promised they should have
the increase demanded. e
Mayday!" to Ila larva-tired.
bottom, July 17.—-At Bow Street po-
lice court an extradition order was grant-
ed in the lot Percy B. Taylor of New
York, a boo keeper, who Is wanted bythe
United Stews authorities on the charge at
first:
'I'ralaar Horton ea Go Ahead.
milliliter, July lip-it is t‘h’mhtfproba"
thetCharley orton,w was crater-
lyflaiaer for Ahingticn Baird,willdevote
hietttae retraining the American horses
miningiaadaadbhenrmght here.
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chancellor: ’
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58 North Main St"
“1' South Norwalk.
When the barometer is low, and busi.
ness rather slow, and that last ad. is get-
ting very stale, what is that you can tell
of, and speak so well of, as that new
Black Tea. Fragrant as clover, it will
cool you twice over as well (when
taken hot) as any iced drink. Try it. 500
lb., with one pound of Golden Vale Bak-
ing Powder, 6013.
Now that the summer girl is getting in
the swirl, and taking her vacation likes
the rest of this great Yankee Nation
what is there that'll better please her as
she picnicke in the grove than the solemn
contemplation of those California Sugar
Peas.
Finest, large cans, 20c. Try them.
A pound of Windsor Baking Powder
and these wonderful Christy knives,
make a very suitable present to sweet-
hearts or wives. One for bread, one
for cake. one for fruit, and it's no fake.
Forty~five cents for the whole business.
Knives retail at 75 cente.
Dibbledtomsiock
wxaa‘ss.
Buggies, Platters. Caldlps‘
canopies, Spindles. sit.
Prices to Suit Ml-
«unnatural.
Henry Tilly.
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AT ROWAYTON.‘
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