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Show Uryuu Will ot Drop Mlvcr. W. J. Bryan, in an address at Plain-field, Plain-field, N. .1., said that bimetallism was stronger today in the west than ever before. The armies of England had been checked by a handful of Boers, and that was enough to shake the money market. What would happen, he asked, if England had been fighting a big nation. At this point there was much applause, and Mr. Bryan said: "Don't applaud that, it's anarchy.'' He said he had been asked to drop the money question. In reply, he considered consid-ered it the greatest question that had ever been presented to the American people. He would not drop it, but would stand by all the principles o) the Democratic party. I |