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NOW UP TO THE COMMITTEE COMMITTEEEesolutions COMNIITTEEt COMNIITTEEResolutions COMMITTEEResolutions
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Resolutions Body Holds Allnight AllnightSession AllnightSession AllnightSession
Session in Order to Report Plat Platform Platform Platform ¬
form to Convention This Morn Morning MorningGompers MorningGompers ¬
ing ingGompers Gompers Appears Before BeforeCommittee EeforeCommittee BeforeCommittee
Committee and Renews Threats Threatsthat1 Threatsthat Threatsthat
that labor Will Find Other OtherMethods OtherMethods Other1v
1v Methods ethods to Gain Its Ends if It ItCannot ItOannot ItOannot
Oannot Do It Through Organizing OrganizingChteaga OrganizingChicago
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Chicago Chl p Juno r U8 o 17 liThe The administration administrationwas
was able ab abl loalght tonightie te bring about an anagr anagrment awagrpe awagrpement agree agreement ¬
ment in the tie platform plntfAtr subcommittee of the thecommittee theCOIIImlt thecommittee
COIIImlt committee 8 on resolutions rt lOlaUODS in n regard to the theantiinjunction theanUlnjunedon theantiinjunction
antiinjunction proposition propositionExtraordinary proposlUOnExtraJrdlnarr propositionExtraordinary
Extraordinary means were omplotd omploy d to tobring tobring tobring
bring about the tb compromise which wbe blc r ws wsreached wasreached WftSrearhtd
reached by th the subcommittee A telegram tele telegram tel telgram ¬
gram addressed to the members entbers of the thecommute Ulecommltt thecommittee
commute generally instating that an In Injunction InjU injunetlon ¬
junction jU tlon plank be inserted rtAMl in the plat platform pletform platform ¬
form was received from President Pl esklent Roose Roosevelt Ro Rovelt Rooeefelt ¬
velt and later a similar telegram cum cumfrom OAme OAmefrom eansefrom
from Secretary S CJrtar7 Taft in which he went wentto WGattto wentto
to the Pxtrea extreme m In saying Jln that he would wouldnot wouldnot wouldnot
not aeropt the nomination for the Preef Preefdenry Pre PreeldenrS t td
denry d n on any platform which did not contaln con contain oontftbJ ¬
tain a declaration with 1tb reference to the thealleged tb tballogeMl thealleged
alleged abase aIMa of the power of the Federal Federalcourts Feder Federnlcourta l lcourt
courts to fawuft su wrUs wr + ta of injunction and andrtstralnteg andtr1DJRg andreetrsining
rtstralnteg tr1DJRg orders ordersShea onlarsSllen ordersShen
Shea GciftPcriionnl Geb PerJllonnl Coinmnnd CoinmnndGeorge COUlmnndGeorge CommnndGeorge
George Shea the member member of die tie e resolu rooolutlons resolution rQlOluttoaa ¬
tion ttoaa committee from Alaska Alaska AJask had doclared do declared doclared ¬
clared that lse h e was opposed to an antl antiin antlinjunetion antlInjuneUon
injunetion in unetlon plaak and would vote ote against againstit t tit
5 it uale ualMiJ 3 he received a personal request requestfrom rMJuestfrom requestfrom
from President Roosevelt to vote ot the theothar theolh theother
other olh way Apparently this position of ofDelegate otDeJQgate ofDelegate
Delegate Sheas was made known to the thePresMmt thePr theProefieat
PresMmt Pr 8Ulent for tonight Shea ShearoeoiQct roeoived a atelegram atelem a ateiegram
telegram signed by 1 T Mr Ir Rod Rody RodfovtiBp R r rsonafly >
sonafly y asking asktn him to vote vot for the In InjuactXHi Inju Injiwc
ju jiwc juactXHi e oa declaration deekuaUoaAnother declarationAnother J JAaotHr
Another offectivm tteeU means meentl employed emplay d to tobring tobrtDs tobring
bring the subcommittee on platform to toagree toagee toagree
agree to th the wishes of the administration administrationand admlnlatratlonand
and Mr Taft was wa the announcement of ofsome otso ofsome
so some of Mr r Bafts atts closest clo at friends that as asnone asnODe asnone
none of the candidates mentioned in including Inc1a Including ¬
c1a cluding hg Mr Taft t could win on a plat platform platform platform ¬
form which did not contain a declaration declarationin
in regard to Injunction a failure to in insert luRrt tsaert
sert such 81IC a a plank in the platform would wouldcause wouldcaue wouldcause
cause the nomination of a man who whocould whOcouJI whocould
could wA win on any an platform or without a aplatform 8platform aplatform
platform The reference was as obvious obviousGrnnt oblouGrnnt obviousGrant
Grnnt Seven Day On Notice otlce
The compromise e antiinjunction plank Is Isunderstood Isunderatood Isunderstood
understood to be be1Jr in the form of a declara decktrati0n declaration docklrntlOD ¬
tion that while the Republican party will willalways willRlwaya willalways
always uphold the processes prO < eMftJ and pro proceedings proceedlDga proceedings ¬
ceedings of the courts and has absolute absolutefaith absolutefMth absolute4th
faith 4th in their integrity and uprightness uprightnessnevertheless uprlgbtnHlnerthl uprightnessnevertheless
nerthl nevertheless it believes that the practice practiceof
of issuing lng injunctions ought to bo so somodified somo4IAed somodiAed
modified as to provide that only where whereirreparable whereIrrep whereIrreparable
irreparable Irrep rable damage to property is immi imminent Imminent burntneat ¬
nent the courts may ma grant Injunctions junctionswithout Injunctionswithout I1juncUona1tbGt
without notice There is also in the theplank thep1alak theplank
plank it is understood an expression expressionthat exprasllonthat expressionthat
that where notice not is given it should be befor betor befor
for the period of seven days daysAs dQSA daysAs
As A a result of this agreement ngre ment the Re Republican Rcpubtlean Republican ¬
publican leaders e 4era who ho are battling with withmight vlthml withmight
might ml t and main to prevent an attack attackon attackOn attackon
on the Judiciary from being b ng incorpo incorporated Incorporated Incorporated ¬
rated in the partys platform are facing facingthe facingtho facingthe
the real arista tonight tonightThey tonightTJlfIJ tonightTbe
They Tbe have great odds to contend with withbut withbut withbut
but are u encouraged over the belief that thata
a majority of the committee on resolu resolutions resolutlOR resolutions ¬
tions which hieh will 111 decide whether hether the plat platform platform platform ¬
form to t be reported to tho convention conventionshall conantlonshaJl conventionr
r shall contain an antiinjunction plank plankare plankare plankare
are opposed OPftOle l to the dangerous doctrine in involved InoIved involved ¬
volved oIved in this departure from Republican Republicanprinciples RepublicanprtwctplN Republicanprtaclples
principles and will 111 vote ote according to tothat tot totbat
that t t conviction convictionThe convictionTho convictionrho
The committee is in session tonight tonightTS
1 TS Tho 1 c chances are that it will 111 sit until untilmorning untilmGrnlng untilmorning
morning It is anxious to report the theplatform thep1tCorm theplatform
platform to the convention tomorrow tomorrowand tomorrowRtHJ tomorrowftl
and ftl there will be little chance chance1of chance of doing doings doingscfunles
so scfunles s unless it continues its deliberations
unremittingly until an agreement is isreached Isreached isreached
reached reachedTho reachedTho reachedThe
Tho subcommittee s st commltleo on platform continued continuedin
in session from 10 i oclock this morning morninguntil morninguntil morninguntil
until 9 oclock ocl k tonight with two inter intermissions Interml intermissions ¬
missions ml lon8 for moats and met the full fullcommittee func fullcommittee
committee c mmllteo at t 8 I oclock this evening eveningTnftMnnnsor ovenlngTntt eveningTaft
TnftMnnnsor Taft Managers lnnnJcr Urge Plank PlankThe PlankThe
1 The Taft managers are bparing no ef effort otfort offort ¬
fort to influence members of the commit committee committee Committee ¬
tee on resolutions It Is being represented representedto repr ented entedto
to those who are wavering or who have haveshown havoZlbown haveshown
shown a a determination not to sanction s8nctlonany s8nctlonanything any anything anythat ¬
thing that would savor of a a fling at the theIntegrity theInt theIntegrity
Integrity Int grlty of Federal judges that both bothPresident bothProBldent bothPresident
President Roosevelt and Secretary S cretary TaCt Taflara TaCtare af afara
ara determined that t11 t the antilnjunotlon antilnjunotlonplank anUlnjunationplank antiinjunctionplank
plank shall have a place in the Republi Republican RepubUC3n Republlcan ¬
can platform platformThe platformTho platformThe
The Taft Taft leaders have been playing for fortime fortlmo fortime
time over since they discovered that a amajority amdJorlty amdjority
majority of the committee on resolutions resolutionswas resolutionsas resolutionswas
was as not n t In favor of an antiinjunction antiinjunctionplank antiinjunctionplank
C plank
Hnvc Day of RCCCBBCI RCCCBBCIThe RccelllleaThe RecessesThe
The subcommittee met at 10 oclock this thismorning thismorning thismorning
morning and after a a recess for luncheon luncheonmet luncheonmet luncheonmet
met again at 3 in the afternoon att rnoon At t 4 4according 4ao 4according
according ao orllng to the agreement at adjourn adjournment adjournmcnt adjournmeat ¬
meat yesterday tho full membership of ofContinued otContinued ofContinued
Continued On PAge 3 ColumnS Column 8 i
Baltimore and Ohio XU n R Excursion ExcursionLOO ExcunlonLOO
2100 LOO to Frederick Kecdyevlllo for An Antletam Antletani
tletam and nd Hagorstown and return Sun SunStation
day June 21 Special traIn leaves Union UnionI Jnion Jnioni
I Station 8 8a a mnlll mDig m mDig
Dig Drop This AVeck ek In h Prices of Iron Ironwd Ironand Ironand
and lumber Libbey Libbe Co 1 6th N Y aye eveyf
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ALABAMA FOR ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTState ROOSEvE ROOSEYELT ROOSEYELTState
State May Un Cnji CapNc e Uproar iii ln Ii Conveji Convejiventlon oqnT Gonvgnvention n nentlo
ventlon entlo When Iicll Roll Call Startp StartpChicago StnrtIJChlcaSo v vChicago
Chicago June 17 17The The Alabamians were werearound werearound werearound
around town late l e tonight swearing that thatthey thatthey thatthey
they would vote ote for Roosevelt RoosovoltAlabama RoosevoltAlabama RooseveltAlabama
Alabama comes first on the roll call calland oaltand calland
and the allies believe as well as the Taft Taftpeople1 Taftpeopl TaftpeoplL
people1 peopl that if the State does what hat it Ithrentens itIhreatens
Ihreatens threatens hrentens to do tonight there will be a afine afine afine
fine uproar In the convention and than thanheaven tnonheaven thgnheaven
heaven only knows what will happen happenFEW happenFEW happenPEW
FEW SPEECHES TO BE MADE MADEOnly MADEOnl MADEOnl
Only Onl One Seconding SeconlUn Each Nomina Nominnlion Nomination 2 omlnnflon ¬
lion tion In Order to Save Time TimeChicago TimeChloogo TimeChiongo
Chicago June 17 17Under Under an agreement agreementreached ngr agreementreached ment mentreached
reached between the representatives for forall toraU forall
all Atf1e the aandldalos fndldnlos es for the Presidential PresidentialnonirndUon Prosldontlntnom Prealdontialnonitnatl
nonirndUon nom nonitnatl Yap n tonight only onl one speech sec secondlngdjyph sueondll1tiAph seeonding
onding ondlngdjyph h nomination will be made madeThis madeThis madeThis
This was done in order to save time as asthe asthe asthe
the leaders are anxious to get through
BI BISHOP H P BRENT m mC 15CALLED
C CALLED llE HERE AGAIN AGAINEpiscopal IN INEpiscopal
Episcopal Convention Keaf Keaffirms Heaffirms Reaffirms
firms Former Orlner Action ActionDEFEATS ActionDEFEATS ActionDEFEATS
DEFEATS REV DR McIITilFive McIWllFi
Fi Eire < < oBallots Ballots Taken Before Re Result ResuIt Resalt ¬
suIt Is Determined
Dr IUcKlm Moved to Make nke Choice ChoiceUnanimous ChoiceUnnI1Jmon ChoiceUnanimons
Unanimous lint Motion When Put Patto Putto Putto
to Vote otc b I Not ot Carried CnrrlcdPrelllcted CnrrlcdPrelllctedth Predicted Predictedthat
that th t Close Vote otc Will 111 Not ot Pcr Persuade PcrunclePrelnte PersuadePrelate unde undePrelnte
Prelnte to Reconnhler Ills Rejec Rejection UeJeetlon Rejection ¬
tion of the Former Call CallRight CnURight CallRight
Right Rev Charls Henry Brent was wasyesterday wasyesterday Aa Aa6Iterday
yesterday again g Jn elected Bishop of Wash Washington Washington WaGIngtonto ¬
ington Ingtonto to succeed suOeoOO the late Bishop Sat Satterlee Setterlee Satterlee
terlee terleeThe terleeThe terleeThe
The convention of the Episcopal Diocese Dioceseof Dkwos9or Dioceseof
of Washington met in Epiphany Church Churchand Chureband Churchand
and after five ballots were re taken takenthroughout takenthroughout takenthroughout
throughout whtdh bleb Bishop Brent was in inthe Intho inthe
the lead he was elected over Rev Dr DrRandolph DrRandOlph DrRandolph
Randolph McKlm I KJm of the Church of tho thoEpiphany thoEplphan theEpiphany
Epiphany by 9 clerical and1 and11 and 12 1 lay 1 votes votesBishop votesDishop votesBishop
Bishop Brent received a total of 37 cleri clerical eJorlcal den deneel ¬
cal and 38 lay votes Dr McKIm re received received recolved ¬
ceived 28 clerical and 26 6 lay votes votesAfter votesACtaI votesAfter
After the fourth ballot baUothad had been beencounted heencounted beencounted
counted It was s a found that thatJBisnop jtshop Brent Brenthad Ikentad Brenthad
had ad succeeded ee e in getting enough clerical clericalTo c1elleeJrul6EIfor cle1celci
To ci S 1tapiiartiia 4ito rul6EIfor rules for voting rdQUlre rdQUlretliat r rWtulrethat tJlre tJlretbat
that a majority of both clerical and lay layare tayare layare
are necessary neco ar on the same ballot the theclergy thecJ theclergy
clergy cJ rg were compelled co poJle4 to vote again againVote agatnYotc againVote
Vote Sot t Unanimous UnanimousFollowing UnnnhlloullFollowing UnanimousFollowing
Following the announcement of the fifthballot fifth fifthballot tlrthb
ballot b J1ot Rev Rc Dr McKim cKlm moved that the theelection tbeelecllon theelection
election of Bishop Brent be made unani unanimous un unanimous nl nlmous ¬
mous This motion wae defeated by b six sixvotes sixote8 sixvotes
votes ote8 five clergy cl rgy and one lay la In mak making makIng making ¬
ing the motion Dr McKim said he hewanted hewanted hewanted
wanted it understood that since tho elec election election election ¬
tion was as over he for one one wanted all allthe allthe allthe
the weight possible to go with the an announcement announcemont announcemont ¬
nouncemont of the election to Bishop BishopBrent BishopBrent BishopBrent
Brent He added he did not think such sucha
a close election would aid Bishop Brent
In reconsidering the request to come to toWashington toa5hlngton toWashington
Washington WashingtonThe a5hlngton a5hlngtonThe
The convention met in the morning at 10 10oclock 10oclock tooclock
oclock and the morning session os on was de devoted devoted devoted ¬
voted to routine business When the con convention coni convention ¬
i vention met again at 2 oclock the dele delegates deleI delegates ¬
I gates proceeded at once to the nomination nominationof
of candidates candidatesRev candidatesRe candidatesRev
Rev Re Randolph H McKim pastor of the theChurch theCbureh theChurch
Church of the Epiphany and president of ofthe orth ofthe
the th diocesan convention was the firstnominated first firstnominated flrstnominated
nominated His nomination was made byRev by byRev byRe
Rev Re Dr E A Johnstone and was sec seconded seconded seconded ¬
onded by Col George Truesdell Tru deU Rev RevHerbert Re ReHerbert RevHerbert
Herbert Herbert Scott Smith and Rev Re T J JPackard JPackard I IPAckard
Packard PackardFollowing PAckardFollowing PackardFollowing
Following his nomination Dr McKim McKimasked McKimasked McKimaskod
asked Rev Alfred C Harding pastor of ofSt orSt ofSt
St Pauls PRUl Church to take the chair Rev RevDr Ro RoDr RevDr
Dr Harding had no sooner taken the thechair thechair thechair
chair than he was called upon jo rule ruleon ruleon ruleon
on several points of order raised by the thefollowers tbetoUocrs thefollowers
followers of Bishop Brent BrentRev BrontRe BrentRev
Rev Re William L Devries of St St Marks MarksParish lIarksParish MarksParish
Parish nominated Bishop Brent Dr De Devrios Devries Dcvrios
vrios spoke In high terms of Bishop BishopBrents BishopBrents BishopBrents
Brents life and work as an Episcopal Episcopalclergyman Episcopalcler Episcopalclergyman
clergyman cler man and of the great work he had hadaccomplished hadaccomplished hadaccomplished
accomplished in the Philippines He l e also alsoadded alsoadded alsoadded
added he did nol think Bishop Brent had hadhad hadhnd hadhad
had sufficient time to consider the ques question quettlon question ¬
tion of taking hold of the Washington Washingtonbishopric Washingtonbishopric Washingtonbishopric
bishopric and that he was hurried by bythe bylhe bythe
the cable sent him himRev himRe himRev
Rev Re George F Dudley of St 6t Stephens StephensParish Stphens StphensParish StephensParish
Parish seconded the nomination nomination of ofBishop orBishop ofBishop
Bishop Brent Rev Ro Mr Dudley eulogized oulogizodContinued eulogizedContlnupd eulogizedContinued
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TAFT MEN NERVOUS NERVOUSFEARING NERVOUSFEARING v us usMany
FEARING STAMPEDE STAMPEDEMany STAMPEDEIaI1Y
Many ManyFEARING States Represented at atKoosevelt atRoosevelt atItoosevelt
Roosevelt Conference ConferenceALLIES ConferenceALLIES ConferenceALLIES
ALLIES GIVE THEIR SUPPORT1 SUPPORT1Brother SUPPORT SUPPORTI SUPPORTBrother
I
i Brother of Vice Ice President bends in inChccrlnjc InCheerln inCheering
Cheering Cheerln nt Great Demonstration DcmonntrntlonPennsylvania DemontrntlonPennITnnIR DemonstrationPennsylvania
Pennsylvania and New e York Also AlsoRepresented AlsoRepresentedLnborDelegates lao laoRepresentelllabor
Representelllabor RepresentedLnborDelegates Represented Labor Delegate Are AreShouting Ar ArShouting AreShouting
Shouting for the PrestdentCum PrestdentCumruins President Ir lCltlentOum lCltlentOumII1lnll Cum Cummins ¬
ruins Looms Up on the Horizon HorizonChicago HorizonII MorisonCblcso
II ChbfD Chicago Cblcso June 17 17The The Taft family were werenever werenevor werenever
never mfire mere nervous than they ar Ittftf Ittftfnlgllt art artnight A Anight
night Tho brothers aiid a l M1eitfrt d eutf enttri family familywith amitywith
with the th oxaeplton of those In Washing Washington Washington ¬
I
ton witnessed wltnes od the great demonstration demonstrationin deuionatrMion deuionatrMionin
in the convention today toda for the t e Presi President President President ¬
dent dentThis dentThis dentThis
This was not an effort to stampede the theconvention thocomenUon theconvention
convention for the President became no nostampede nostampede I Istampcde
stampede could have bean bee effective at atthat atthat atthat
that time none can be effective until untilafter uoufatter untilafter
after the roll call of States Is begun begunThis begunThis begunThis
This may come tomorrow and again It Itmay itma itmay
may ma be delayed until Friday FridaySenator Frida FridaSonat FridaySenator
Senator Sonat r Homenway Joined today in at attending attending attending ¬
I tending the conference of Republicans
who believe that President Roosevelt Rooseveltshould Rooseveltshould Rooseveltshould
should be nominated if for no other pur purpose purpose purpose ¬
pose than to stem tho factional Ares Areswhich llr641hlch Areswhich
which hlch have been lighted In n ever every State Statesince Statesince Statesince
since he the President precipitated the thecandidacy thecandl thecandidacy
candidacy candl acy of Seoretary Taft Senator SenatorHemenway SenalorHemenay SenatorHemenway
Hemenway himself had little or nettling nettlingto
to say sa about the matter He wanted to toawait toawnlt toawait
await tomorrows events eventsThe eventsThe eventsThe
The La Follette men also attended the theRoosevelt theRooseolt theRoosevelt
Roosevelt conference There were about abouttwentyfive abouttwentrfie abouttwentyfive
twentyfive States represented in the con conference conference conferonce ¬
ference Including California Pennsylva Pennsylvania ¬
nia In West est Virginia and Utah and there therewas thereWll3 therewas
was a a sprinkling of New Yorkers The TheNew TheNew Thea TheNew
New New a Yorkers have given up p ail hope of In Inducing Inducing inducing ¬
ducing Gov Hughes to retire retireTaft reUreTaft retireTaft
Taft Family FRmn Nervous XcrvonsIt
It is stated hero that so nervous are arcthe arethe arethe
the Taft family over todays events and andso andso andso
so wrought up are some of the allies alliesthat wilesthat alliesthat
that dispatches and telephone communica communications communications communioations ¬
tions have been hurled hurl d at the President PresidentIn
In the White House begging him to send sendSecretary sendSecretary
I Secretary Loeb here to head oft the theRoosevelt theRoosevelt theRoosevelt
Roosevelt thirdterm shouters shoutersOne shoulersOne shoutersOne
One of the features of the convention conventiontoday conventiontoday conventiontoday
today which was considered to be sig significant significant aignifleant ¬
nificant was as tho thofcgslng egging on of the Roose Roosevelt Roosevolt Rooet ¬
volt demonstration by W H Fairbanks Fairbanksbrother Fairbanksbrother Fairbanksbrother
brother of the Vice President The foun founContlnncd tounContlnned founContinued
Continued on Pac Pa Paga f 7f 7 7 Column C Cblumn2 lumn 2
BREAKING B AKING THE NEWS TO TENNESSEE BLACK BLACK AND AND TANS
1ipeclnJComm tipecinlCommeneement Special Commencement Dem t Bouquets 81 81Biacklstone 1 1BlackJstonel4th 1Biaoklstone14th
Biacklstone BlackJstonel4th 14th and H sts nw nwBeautiful nwBeauUrul nwBeautiful
Beautiful Flooring L 200 0O per 106 10 FtFrank Ft FtFrank FtFrank
Frank Llbbey 4k Co Cth N Y ave nw
GALLERIES MAY MA Y CHEER CHEERBUT CHEERBUT CHEERBUT
BUT CAN CA N CAST NO VOTE VOTEThus VOTEThus VOTEThus
Thus Soliloquizeth and Sayeth that Noble Roman RomanSamuel RomanSamuel RomanSamuel
Samuel G Blythe
Br D SAMUEL SA SASIUBL IUGL G DI BLYTIIB BLYTIIBChtaftgt DIYTII DIYTIIcwse TIIII TIIIIClslooago
Chtaftgt June iL IT liTIM The management of ofthe otUte ofthe
the big show at the Convention Halt Haltput HaDINt Hallput
put on a god lively eaUrtalamsnt to today to1ar today ¬
day <
dayThere
There was some vaudeville a concert concerta concerta
a fiftyminute farce comedy an Ethi Ethiopian Ethaoplan Ethiopian ¬
opian tragedy a performing Teddy bear bearand bearand
and Ad several 5efu81 minor acts that t at > YlICe we ce divert diverting dlvortIng divertlug ¬
ing fillers in including the inspiring JaplrlnSspQCtacJe Inspiringspectacle inspiringspectacle
spectacle of Senator A J BeverWgo of ofIndiana ofIndlaAa ofIndiana
Indiana leading the eheertog for his d be belowed beJoveel beloved
lowed eolle eoll colleague gtt t Vice Pjowrt 1J P + osst Fair FairP
6 pia R1J R1Jbtst ikw ikwIteitht
btst Iteitht tJ p rf Broths BrotWCMtI BrotWCMtIP lsarlel lsarlelP
P Taft and Manager M nagw Frank rank Hitchcock Hitchcockwent BUcbeoeJtMt Hitchcockwent
went Mt down the street gnawing awtag at the theindurated theInilurate theIndurated
indurated < 1 fact that if J the spectators at ata ata ata
a national nal convention had the votes OtOB the theoutgoing theo theoutgoing
outgoing o tgolng trains tonight would be pack packed PACked pecked ¬
ed with wlt people returning babe to shoot shootfor shoutfor boutfOr
for Theodore Theodore Roosevelt It Dl9velt candidate candidateInasmuch eoudkI candidateInasmuch te teIaasmbch
Inasmuch as the voting power is l still stillexclusively sunexcluslvo1y stillexclusively
exclusively retained by b some s > me 990 grim and anddetermined anddetermined anddetermined
determined citizens acting as dflftgntes dflftgntesthere di1satesthere dusgatosthere
there was 1lS not much harm dona des and andmany andmaiiy andmany
many many sets of lungs that have ha not been beenput beenput
put over all the noise hurdles for years yearswere 1rswere yearswere I
were exercised to their fullest extent
A large number of persons ia l Chicago Chicagoare Chicagoare I Iar
are ar gargling their throats ton tonl tonjgkt and andthe andthe i
the Hon Henry Hon Cabot Lodge df df3Ia df llasoaa llasoaachusetts 9I 9Ichusett8 ea eachusetts
chusetts has added to his otfie otJ other liter literary literary ¬
ary 80 accomplishments the proud record recordof recordot recordof
of having provoked a cheer that t at lasted lastednearly lastednearly 8ted 8tednecrl
nearly necrl an hour hourProduced bourProduced hourProduced
Produced Good Epigram EplJramMr EpigramMr EptRrnmMr
Mr Lodge handed out a a number of epi epigrams epigrams epigrams ¬
grams such such as The Democratic shibboleths shibbo shibboleths shibboleths ¬
leths of other days iro ro the epitaphs of to today todao today ¬
day dao and similar cute and flossy re remarks remark remarks ¬
marks and raised a J few hurrahs Leaving Leavingthe Lealngthe Leavingthe
the field of original epigram h he reached reacheddbxvn roachedd reacheddown
down d wn into his stock and produced a good
old one onePresident onePrelildent onePresident
President Roosevelt Is the best abused abusedand abusedand abusedand
and most popular man In the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States or words to that effect effectThen Then he hepaused hepaused hepaused
paused glanced carelessly carelessl at Frank H HHitchcock HHitchcock HHitchcock
Hitchcock who ho was standing over in sec section sactlon section ¬
tion N wondering wond rlng how soon tho skyrocket skyrocketwas skrocketas skyrocketwas
was as going up smiled s l1ed In that superior way wayof wayot wayof
of his and waited waitedHo waitedHo waitedHo
Ho did not have to wait long The gal galleries galIorles galleries ¬
leries were eager Ylyleyiyippp uYIie1Iylpppec1almed Ylyleyiyipppexclaimed Yivieyiyipppexclaimed
exclaimed some enthusiast and they were wereoff wereoff ere ereott
off The noise continued In good volume volumefor volumetQr volumefor
for some fifteen minutes minutesThen minuteThen minutesThen
Then It dragged dragg d a little but as soon as asthe asthe asthe
the galleries had their second wind rolled rolledup ro11edup rolledup
up against the ceiling in increased vol volume volume 01 01ume ¬
ume It kept along at a good lick for half halfan halran halfan
an hour hour for fortyfive minutes and died diedout diedout diedout
out at fifty minutes because there was wasnobody wasnobody wasnobody
nobody left who who rho could shout any more more
Delegates LOOK Bored BoredMeantime Dorelfeantlme BoredMeantime
Meantime the delegates sat in their seat seatand 8Qntand seats seatsand
and looked bored A few Oklahomans a afew 0 0few afew
few Texans and one or two other pa patriots DfItrlots patriots ¬
triots from Southern States tried to to got gotthe gcit gcitthe getthe
the delegates into the mix One enthtsiast onthju onthjusiast ontlp81ast
siast took off his coat and waved It firr firrfifteen r rfifteen rfiCtecn
fifteen minutes Others tried to coax ths ths9SO th th9SO
9SO out of their shells It was uselessYielding useless uselessYielding 5 5Yielding
Yielding to none in n their admiration 3dmlratlontr 3dmlratlontrCol fr frCol f r rCoJ
Col Roosevelt the delegates deJCo tQs have a little littleJob JI lit le lejob lejob
Job of work to do In the way ay of nominat nominating nomfnatIng nominating ¬
ing Mr William Howard Taft along about aboutThursday ab about aboutThursday ut utThursda
Thursda Thursday or Friday and they considered consideredall
all this Roosevelt enthusiasm as superfiuo6s superfiu superfluous superfiuo ¬
ous o s and calculated to delay the game gamewhich gamewhl gamewhich
which whl b means a good deal when wh n one is ispaying IspaYIng ispaying
paying > 15 a 0 day for a niche In d hotel hotelMr hot61Mr hotelAir
Air Mr Lodge once described by former formerSenator fOrIIorSenator forntierSenator
Senator Pettigrew as resembling the soil soilof soilot soilof
of his hlsnatlve native State Massachusetts highly highlycultivated hlgblYcultivated highlycultivated
cultivated but ut very CO thin Is I supposed 8uppm d to tohave tohavo tohave
have concealed cdncoaled ncea1ed about him the th letter from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the President that Is to be read If the theconvention theconvention theconvention
convention should try to nominate him himthe hlmthe himthe
the letter that has been b en spoken of so mys mysteriously mysteriously mysterlously ¬
teriously but that Is said to be most em emphatic em emphatio emphatic ¬
phatic as as a refusal He Is the Presidents PresidentsIntimate PresIdentsIntimate Presidentsintimate
Intimate author of that notable work workTho workuThe workThe
uThe The tribulations of a n bosom friend And Andhe Andhe Andhe
he knows that th t while the President Is sineerely sin sincerely sincereJy
cerely for Taft there Is s no White House
J n IL Small S SOa Sons IflorlfftB IflorlfftBHth JjlorilltaHth lorists loristsNth
Hth 8 G Washn WaldorfAstoria 1153 1153Dressed 1153Bdway 1153Bdway
Bdway N Y Steamer orders n a specialty specialtyDnsleI specialtyDressed
Dressed Vallngm IaU8 or Pickets ton f 3 per 100 100Frank 100Frank 100Frank
Frank Libbey Ii Cq 6th fc N J ave nw
idea Ad that a f few tltW w salvos MI of cheers oIteersor for Mr MrRooeevelt MrRoosevelt Ir Irltooeenlt
Roosevelt would oukl be 1 > > coldly received in inWashington inWublftStoD inWashington
Washington WashingtonDid WublftStoDDill WashingtonDid
Did Hid Duty Dut NoblyTherefore Nobly NoblyTherefore Nobl NoblTlMrefore
Therefore he bad his cheermaking cheermakingmaterial cheermakingJDterlat cheermakingasaterlat
material ready read banded it out at the theproper theprep theproper
proper prep < < time got a 8 cheer for his chief chieftint ohletttaat chiefthat
tint would satisfy ust the most fastidiousand fastidious fastidiousand fastidiousaJHI
and coasttered a good days work not notneglecting notnoglocUn notnogloating
neglecting to note the calm and unemo unemotiftnal UmimoU6nal unemotienal
tiftnal atUtttde at 1tude of most of 0 the delegates delegatesonte delegatesOrne delegatessome
some onte 9 TOO Yl of whom viM m are supposed to be befirst bekst bearM
first Jut and aadall all the time for Taft Taftuishlng Tarttahlag Taftknhlag
uishlng tahlag n wasnt nt M bat 1 at knowing thatIt that thatH th t
H Is E ± r iryboty ybooj > was eatiBfled e i 4ed all around aroundAt arQundAt aroundAt
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At least ui1f If tho the President Pr 6ld < < mt wapaSt W lilit satis 8aUsM satisfied eatisfiedbe ¬
fied fiedbe M b must have an apPlitiaeappfJt8 apPlitiaeappfJt8that ppWu8e e appffjlte appffjltethat 8PprJltlaat i
that is Insatiable InsatiableNo tDHUbIeNo InnaikbleNo i
No harm was done to Taft The spec specUUMT spectaton spectators
taton UUMT blew off all their accumulated accumulatedTho accumulatedsteam i isteam
steam Tho convention managers were werehappy werehappy ere erehappy
happy to gt t something thng across that look lookrd lookfd looked
rd ac If the people present pr eat realized they theywer theyW theywere
W were wer attending a political tical convention and andnot andDOt andnot
not a meeting of ti UM directors of a home homeof bomeDC borneof
of the aged They Th brought the corpse of ofyesterday oftenIaY ofyesterday
yesterday tenIaY back to something that re resembled rebIe resetabled ¬
sembled bIe vitality vitalityIt vltaUt vltaUtIt
It was good politics too to allow allo the theRoosevelt theROOHVeit theRoosevelt
Roosevelt outburst to come on a day daywhen dfl3when daywhen
when It could do no possible harm to the thecandidate theeancUdate thecandidate
candidate who is to taa nominated More Moreover Moreov Moreover ¬
over ov It was U excellent training for the thedelegates thed9l thedelegates
delegates d9l tlf They The were given what might mightbe mightI mightbe mightbe I
be termed a practice spin They Thel tame ramethrough tamethrough ame ametbrooSh
through In fine shape going the disance disancenicely distance distancenicely QsaDCe QsaDCenicely
nicely and finishing strong Of course cou it itis itI Itis
is I not exhilarating 4xhUar ting for a a number of cam campafcm camparr am ampa
parr pa managers to stand in a convention conventionand cOnentlonand conventionand
and observe o e that while hUe their candidate candidatehas candidatebaa candidatehas
has the vote there Is another personwho person personwho pe150nwho
who has cornered the the e enthusiasm enthusiasm Still Stillit StillIt Stillit
it relieves th their Mlr lr minds in a a measure me sure to tocontemplate tocontemplate tocontemplate
contemplate their TOO 00 sitting tight while whileall wblteaU whileall
all the th racket is going on Those gentle gentlemen gentlem gentlemen ¬
men m n sitting in the middle of the ball hallmight ballmight ballmight
might be stampeded It could ou1d be done donebut donebut donebut
but It would be just about as easy eal as asstampeding 85st1Impedlng asstampeding
stampeding the Washington Monument Monumentjust MonumentJust Monumentjust
just about aboutlinoxerJII
Knorern Out In Force
Determined to be in as Ion long as possible possibleafter possibleafter possibleafter
after the death the Peletlah Webster WebsterKnox WebsterKnox WebsterKnox
Knox obsequies were happily continued continuedIt
It had been el1 arranged to have the marching march inarching marchIng ¬
ing clubs here to promote the Interests of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the various candidates who have no In Interests interests interests ¬
terests should march through the hall hallThey banThey hallThey
They marched marched arched through P Knoxs outfit outfitwas outfitas outfitwas
was as the largest The plughatted Knox Knoxers Knoxers Knoxera
ers and tho derbyhatted derb hntted Knoxers had hadbanners hadbanners haddbanners
banners bearing the cherubic likeness of oftheir ortheir oftheir
their candidate and the bands played playedsturdily pla playedsturdily ed edHturdlb
sturdily There wore cheers People do dolike d dlike dolike
like a good cheer cheerA cheerA cheerA
A few friends of Uncle Joe Cannon Cannontrailed Cannontrailed Cannontrailed
trailed through Jlnd and so did a gathering gatheringof
of the neighbors of Mr Fairbanks Pres Presently PresenU Presenthy ¬
ently enU a Cincinnati delegation arrived arrivedContinued srrlvedContlnuc arrivedContinued
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I Chicago June 17 I7The The he second session of the Republican national natiOQa1convention nationalconvention nationalconvention
convention witnessed a tumult for Roosevelt which lasted fortynineminutes fortynine fortyninemirjutes fo nine ninemitqtes
minutes It was brought out by this part of Senator Lodges speech as aspermanent aspermanent asPermanent
permanent chairman cllairmanof of the convention conventionThe conventionThe conventionThe
The President is the best abused and most popular man in n > the theUnited theUnited theSt
United States St atis atisThen today todayThen todayThen
Then followed the most remarkable demonstration ever seen at t a apolitical 3political apolitical
political gathering It lasted longer than any previous cheering ia intilc intilchisto t the thehistory e ehistory
history histo y of American politics It was for a man who is not a candidate
but whose w hose name is is in the forefront among the worlds leaders It wa waa was wasa waa waaa
a tribute to stalwart Americanism from Americans thoroughly infusedwith infused infusedwith infusedwith
with American ideals and principles principlesIET principlesLET f fLET
LET ENTHUSIASM WEAR OUT OUTDuringthe OUTDuring OUTDuring4he
Duringthe During < the demonstration which was a marvel in every e every ery particular particularChairman particularChairman particularChairman °
Chairman Lodge let it go He did not attempt to stop it Neither did didhe didhe didhe
he produce from his pocket that letter which the President gave to him himand himand x xand
and which was to be read if there was the slightest effort to create a astampede astampede astampede
stampede for f0a r rLodges a renomination for the President This other part of ofLodges
Lodges speech also a created the th grofoundestsensatian profoundest prof undest sensation ensatia in in the conyeg env envarid on jpC jpCand
arid led to t a f t wetvcit Y11vi1 vaT f fThe ir ill illThe
The President Prcsi ent who has l as led 1 d his party and the people tI in great greatwork greatwork greatwork
work retires by his own determination from his high office on the tfee4th the4th ttic ttic4th
4th of March next His refusal of a nomination dictated b by the loftiest loftiestof loftiest loftiestof loftiestof
of motives and by a noble loyalty to American traditions is final finaland finalandirrevocable > and andirrevocable andirrevocable
irrevocable Any Anyone one who attempts to use his name as a candidate for forthe ibrthe rorthe
the Presidency Presidenc impugns his sincerity and his good faith faithtwo two of thePresidents the thePresidents thePresidents
Presidents greatest and most conspicuous qualities qualitiesupon upon which no noshadow noshadow noshadow
shadow has ever been cast castROOSEVELT castROOSEVELT castROOSEVELT
f fThat ROOSEVELT NOT A CANDIDATE CANDIDATEj CANDIDATEThat
j That man is 1s no friend to Theodore Roosevelt and does not cherish cherishhis cherishhis cherishand
his name namecandidate and fame who now from any motive seeks to urge him himas as a acandidate acandidate
candidate for the great office which he has finally declined declinedThe declinedThe declinedThe
The demonstration for President Roosevelt was not quelled by the thepresiding thepresiding theresiding
presiding P officer of the convention It was greeted with hisses from fEomsome fromsome
Psome some of the delegates and a number of people in the galleries galleriesIn
In the fortynine minutes minu es that the cheering lasted Chairman Lo Lodge Lodgetapped ge getapped getapped
tapped repeatedly atedl with wit his gavel gavel but no heed h ed wa was paid to him Mst Mstof bustof Gst Gstof
of the time time he kept his seat in tn a chair which he had brought up soon soonafter span spanafter S9Gnafter
after the cheering broke out outWANTED outWANTED outWANTED
WANTED GAVEL USED
Several times Senator Nathan B Scott Scottof Scotto Scottof
of o West We t Virginia and exGov Murphy Murphyof Murphyor
of New Jersey ers pleaded with Mr Lodge Lodgeto
to exercise his power as presiding offi officer omcer officer ¬
cer use his gavel gav 1 a little more fiercelyand fiercely fiercelyand flercelyand
and brlpff brl g the convention to order but butwithout butwitbout butwithout
without avail availI availI I
I expected an outbreak out nmk at this t point pointbut pointbut 1 1but
but nothing like this said Mr 1r Lodge Lodgeto Lodgeto Lodgeto
to those near him as he sat back In his hischair hIschair hischair
chair smiling Mr Lodge did not de depart depart depart ¬
part one Iota from the written speech speechhe speechhe speechhe
he had prepared for this occasion The Thecheering Thecheermg Thecheering
cheering was as for the most part confined confinedto
to the people In the th galleries galleriesWhenever galleriesWhenever
Whenever Wbene r the cheers showed signs of ofsubsidence ofsubsidence f fI
subsidence it would be b e an individual or a agroup agroup agroup
I group high up over the crowd of delegates dele delegates delegtes ¬
gates gates on the floor wh who Who would sound the
t 0 MITTEE Tf Ro0 JfOf
WHEN TEXAS IS CALLED
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prices Family Shoo Store 31012 7th st st nw nwEverybody nwEverybodT nwEverybody
Everybody Who Has Money or Good Goodcredit Goodedit Goodcredit
credit edit buys of Frank Fr Fran Libbcy L1b Cot CotT Co Col r
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Get Do Door Muzzles at Wnlf Walford or T
909 Pa ave Complete line Kc to 05c 05cAnything ti5cAnthlDa 05cAnything
Anything and Everything In LumbeFriwk Itunbe ItunbeFranJc LumbezJfnuJk
FranJc Llbbey B Cob Co 6tfc 6 N T avot aye nw
stentorian cry of Four years mere rnareAt mereAt mereAt
At one time while this scene scene s ene the most mostremarkable msstremarkable mostremarkable
remarkable that has bean witnessed wIt1alsedSn In a aconvention aCOfteDtten aconvention
convention was going on most of the thedelegates thedelegatS thedelegates
delegates were on their feet but they theywere t theywere e evere
were not leading in the t e cheering Theywere They Theywere Theywere
were watching the galleries and the thecrowds thocrowds thecrowds
crowds on the floor The Ohio delegation delegationwere deleSJtJonwere delegationwere
were absolutely still and remained In Intheir intheir Inthelr
their thelr seats seatsTho seatsTho seatsThe
Tho New ew York Y rk men were the same as aswere aswore aswere
were the members of the Illinois delega delegation delegation delegation ¬
tion The Pennsylvanians PC Ansylvanl s however were werecheering werecheering werecheering
cheering and waving watogi i to the galleries galleriesSome gaUeriesSome galleriesSome
Some of the Pennsylvanlans Pennayh anians got busy busywhenever bus busvhQnever busswhenever
whenever they saw the th applause appl me begin beginning beginning beginning ¬
ning to die out The Eastern Stateslooked States Stateslooked Stateslooked
looked on as mere spectators while w Ue the theapplause thenpplause theapplause
applause rolled over this vast amphithe amphitheater ampbitbeater amphltheater ¬
ater In great waves But it was as the Wis Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin ¬
consin men and many of the delegatesfrom delegates delegatesfrom delegatesfrom
from the Southern and Southwestern
States who quickly decided to get into intothe intotho intothe
the game and push It along They Th kepton kept kepton kepton
on their feet to the very last lastIt lastIt lastIt
It will he said after this that few menhave men menhave menbue
have beor cheered so long in a a Repub Republican Republieu Republican ¬
lican convention as was Theodore Roose Rooaevolt Roosevelt Rooevalt ¬
volt today toda As a demonstration In point pointof pointof pointof
of time it t broke the tho th record made four fouryears fouroars fouryears
years years oars ago in this city when hen a e convention conven convention convention ¬
tion cheered Mr Roosevelt for thlrty thlrtystx thlrtysix thirtystx
stx minutes It Is said that Mr Bryan Bryanwas Bryanwas Bryanwas
was onco cheered fortytwo minutes in inMinneapolis inMlnn inMinneapolis
Minneapolis Mlnn 8 OUs If he was then Mr Roose Roosevelt Rooseelt Roosevelt ¬
velt elt beat his record recordAt recordAt recordAt
At one point during the demonstration demonstrationa demonstration demonstrationa
a a big Teddy bear was tossed out by a agroup a agroup agroup
group of newspaper correspondents intothe Into Intothe Intothe
the throng of delegates on the floorThis floor floorThis fioorThis
This was W s a signal for a a < renewal of theapplause the theapplause the9ppJause
applause during which the Teddy bear bearwas bearwas bearwas
was tossed from delegation to delegation delega delegation de1egatIon ¬
tion finally landing in the wilds of ofOklahoma ofOklahoma ofOklahoma
Oklahoma There it was captured by bythe bythe bythe
the police and summarily ejected from fromthe tramthe fromthe
the buildingThousands building buildingThousands buildingThoussnds
Thousands had come because of the pre prevailing provalUng prevailing ¬
vailing belief that Senator Lodge had aspeech a aspeech aspeech
speech well calculated to stampede the thaContinued thoContinued theContinued
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