< < WJL JJ Jt m tUf tnh w tJJlJlt tJJlJltNUIDER tmer5 < > J NUIDER I5S 3 WASHINGTON THnCJBSD THURSO THITIt5DY y F JUNE 21 X900 1 900 PRICE ONE Cs CIDT z IKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTKomlnatel ROOSEVELTomina T TIi Komlnatel Ii omina a By Acclamation cc ama ion for or President and an Vice VicePresident VicePresident Vicet President t at Philadelphia PMladelpMaQUICK PhiladelphiaQUICK Piii1ae1pIiiaTd QUICK WORK OF Td TdCandidates THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION CONVENTIONBoth Both Candidates Chosen Unanimously With an anTHE Accompa Accompaniment Accompanim ¬ 2 niment nim ninient nt of Wild Enthusiasm EnthusiasmCarefully Carefully Prepared Plans of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Leaders Executed With Remarkable Celerity CelerityHanna CelerityHannain Hanna HannaIn In in Supreme Control of ofthe the Great GreatAssemblata Assemblage ofDelegates ofDelegatesNew of Delegates DelegatesNew DelegatesNew New Yorks Governor Eloquently Eulogizes the Head of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Ticket TicketIn In Turn He Receives Receiyes Tribute From Men of ofProminenceThe ofConvention 1 Prominence ProminenceThe The Convention Adjourns Sine Die at 215 CONVENTION CO WETIOl HALL Philadelphia PhiladelphiaJuno I IJuno iJuno Juno 21 21The The third days session sslon of theRepublican the theRepublican theRepubllcnn Republican National Convention was called calledto calledto calledto to order by Chairman Lego at 1023 1023oclock 103odock 1035oclock oclock this morning morningAlfabama morningAlabama morningAlhbama Alabama yielded to Ohio and Senator SenatorForaker SenatorForaker SenatorForakcr Foraker placed William McKinley in nom nomination nolUIn noutination ¬ ination In Iojn as s a candidate dldate for President of th thcd the thefri < cd States Statesi Statesnomination fri i J nomination was seconded second by Gover Coveri GoverRoosevelt Goveri i i Roosevelt Senator Thurston and oth others others others ¬ ers ersAt At 1240 oclock Chairman Lodge ordered order ordered ordered ¬ ed a roll call of the States S tes to ballot for forPresident torProsident forPresident President PresidentAt PresidentAt At 1251 Chairman Lodge announced that thatthe thatthe thatthe the entire 926 votes of the Convention had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen been cast for William McKinley cKlnley giving givinghim ghlnghIm givinghim him the unanimous nomination for Presi President President President ¬ dent dentLafayette dentLnfnyette dentLafayette Lafayette Young of Iowa placed Theo Theodore Theodore Theodore ¬ dore Roosevelt of New ew Yori Yor in nomina nomination nomination nomination ¬ tion tion for Vice President at 107 oclock oclockAfter oclockAfter After several sever speeches seconding secondingRoosevelts secondln secondlnRoosevelts secondingRoosevelts Roosevelts nomination the roll of States Stateswas Stateswas Stateswas was called and he received all the votes votesof Tote6of votesof of the theConventIon Convention except one from New NewYork XcwYork NewYork York he himself being a delegate delegateChairman delegateChlllrmm delegateChairman Chairman Lodge declared him the thenoml thenomlnee nomi nominee nominee ¬ nee of the Convention for Vice President PresidentThe ProsldentThe PresidentThechairman Thechairman The chairman announced before the vote votethat votethat ote otethat that the National Committee would meet meetafter meetniter meetafter after the Convention ConventionThe ComenUanThe Conventionrho The Convention adjourned sine die at 215 oclock oclockCONVENTION oclockCO oclockCONVENTION CONVENTION CO VE TIOX HALL Philadelphia PhiladelphiaJqre Phl1addphlaJ PhiladelphiaJrje Jqre J e 21 IThere There was as an early rush of spec spectators spe spetators spentators ¬ tators to tho big Auditorium today for forthe forthe forthe the crowds were more than anxious to hear heartho hoortho hearthe tho third days proceedings of the Repub Republican Republienn Republican ¬ lican National Convention Slow and un uncertain uncertain ¬ certain transportation however delayed delayedmatters delayedmatters delayedmatters matters and at 10 oclock there Were rere not notmore notmore netmore more than 100 delegates in the Auditorium AuditoriumThe Auditorium AuditoriumThe The Kansas delegation entered the hall hallat hallat ballat at 955 carrying a banner Inscribed InscribedThe InscrIbeduThe inscribedThe uThe The Kansas delegation was the first firstto firstto firstto to declare for Roosevelt RooseveltSenator RooseeItSenator RooseveltSenator Senator Depew followed Hanna Into the thehall thehali thehall hall hall and his progress to his seat was wasalso wesalso wasalso also impeded by enthusiastic handshakers handshakersExSenator hlndshnkeExSenator hnndshakessExSenator ExSenator Quay came in at 1020 1020and 102 102and 102and and was vociferously cheered by the dele delegates delegatoo delegates ¬ gates and spectators spectatorsFor spectatorsFor For twenty minutes preceding the calling call callIng callIng Ing of the Convention there was an Im 1mmensejam Immense mensc mensejam Jam around the part of c the floor al allotted nllot1ed allotted lotted to the New York delegation dele t1an for here hereit hereIt hereit it was that Governor Roosevelt was to be befound befound befound found and tho delegates crowded around aroundhim aroundhim aroundhim him in large numbers numbersnnd and shook his hands handsand handsand handsand and offered congratulations congratulationsIt It was not decided until late who was wasto mlStll wasin to make the speech nominating Roosevelt Rooseveitr Rooseveltfir Romevelttr r fir Vice YlcePreslden President and then Lafayette LafayetteYiung LafayetteYoung Young 1 ung of Des Moines clt1cg Iowa was settled settledon settledon settledon on Mr Young YOU Is editor of the Des DesMolncs DesMoines DesMoines Moines Capital and has been a friend of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Governor for many years yearsCalled yearsCalled yearsCalled Called to Order OrderChairman OrderChairman OrderChairman Chairman Lodge sounded the gavel for forthe forthe forthe the Convention to come to order at 1033 1033oclock 1038oclock 3035oclock oclock and the band played the Star StarSpangled StarSpangled Spangled Banner the entire audience audiencestanding audiencestanding audiencestanding standing The chairman used none of the thenew tbenew thenew new and fancy gavels presented to him himyesterday himyosterday himyesterday yesterday but pounded the table with the thebrg thebtg thebig big mallet bought Tuesday by Senator SenatorHanna SenatorHanna Senatorhenna Hanna for 25 2 cents It took too a lot of ofpounding ofpounding ofpounding pounding and several appeals for order to toget toget toget get everybody settled and something some thIn like likequiet likequiet likequiet quiet established establishedArchbishop estlbJlshedArchblsh establishedArchbishop Archbishop Archblsh p Ryan of Philadelphia offered offeredthe orIeredthe offeredthe the opening prayer For the first time at atthis atthis atthis this Convention every person in the au audence aud2nee audlence dence stood up during durin prayer prayerIt prayerIt prayerIt It was eight minutes of 11 oclock when whenArchbishop whenArchbIshop whenArchbishop Archbishop Ryan concluded Chairman ChairmanLodge CtalrmmLodse ChairmanLodge Lodge explained that Louisiana had been beenoverlooked beenoverJooked beenoverlooked overlooked yesterday In calling ca1Iln the roll rollfor rollfor rollfor for National Committeemen and vice chair chairmen chairmen chairmen ¬ men This was corrected and the Conven Convention Conentlon Convention ¬ tion was ready for business businessChairman busln businessChairman s sChairman Chairman Lodge said the unfinished busi business business businessof ¬ ness nessof of yesterday was in order and he rec recognlzcd reeObDlzcd recognized ognlzcd Senator Quay The unfinished unfinishedbusiness unfinishedbusiness unfinishedbusiness business was the adoption of rules 1 and 12 relating to representation in the Con Convention Canlentlcm Convention ¬ vention Senator Quay was loudly ap applauded appauded applauded ¬ plauded He arose and withdrew his reso resolution resolution resolution ¬ lution of yesterday which would reduce reducethe reducethe reducethe the representation of the Southern StatesAt States StatesAt StatesAt At this the Convention broke data a rous rousing rousIng rouslag ¬ ing cheer The two rules which maintain maintaintho maintnintho maintainthe tho present representation were thenadopted then thenadopted thenadopted adopted without opposition oppositionTho oppositionTho oppositionTho Tho next business before the Conven ConveneLion ConvenUan ConvenUen Lion Is the nomination of candidates for forPresident forr forPresident r President Presl ent of the United States said Chair Chairman ChaIrmanLodge Chairroan ¬ man manLodge Lodge Up jumped the delegates to a aman aman aman man and shouts for McKlnlcy rang out outfrom outtrom outfrom from every corner of the hall hallCall hallCan hallCalf Call tho roll of States said the chair chairman chalrman chairman ¬ man vten rten f en the applauso subsided subsidedAlabama subsideduA13Lama subsidedAlabama Alabama called the rendIng clerk P PD PD PD D Barker chairman of the Alabama dele deleanlclc deleQuick ddeQuick Quick Service to 0 Kansas City via viaB TlaD vian B O OAnd OAnd 0And And points beyond yord as well as IS intermediate on n k O train Jelvi leaving Washington 1005 a s m nrrerchlag mr m1ch r rerchlag 1ch Mn g < Kf fit t Ty Louis l TV at t It 1240 in t and 1 Kansas 1T7 XJT Citi CitiDave City 930 p m next n day dayHave dayHave ay Have You Seen Them Dive Yet YetThe Yetan YctThe The Thompsons s Chesapeake Beach cb daily < < WI 533 533and 333Carpenters 537and and an 730 p m mCarpenter mCarpenters Carpenters Plat and Builders and Pln IJaat IJaatAll t ti All u to i st ot mica II CIII from rom F Libber Co gatlon atJon was already standing in his chair chairMr chairMr < 11tlr 11tlruUr uUr Mr Chairman Alabama yields to Onlo Oh10said Onlosaid 01110S3ld said Mr lr Barker BarkerInstantly DarkerInstantly BarkerInstantly Instantly the Convention broke into intolouder Intolouder intolouder louder cheers cheersAlabama cheersllabma cheersAlabama Alabama yields to Ohio and the chair chairrecognizes chairrecognizes chairrecognizes recognizes Senator Foraker said Chair Chairman Chalrman Chairman ¬ man Lodge LodgeSenator LodgeSenator LodgeSenator Senator Foraker was s standing in tho themain thomain thomain main aisle Isle and as he advanced to the theplatform theplatform theplatform platform the delegates and spectators spectatorsagain spectawrsagain spectatorsagain again shook the building with their cheers cheersForaker cheerslOurnker cheersForakcr Foraker XomlnuteK 1 otnlnnt SlelCIuloy SlelCIuloySenator 3teKinleySenator nCl lnley lnleySenator Senator Foraker was in splendid voice voiceand voiceand olce olceand and held the attention of the audience audiencethroughout audIencethroughout audiencethroughout throughout his speech nominating nomina tins Presi President President President ¬ dent McKinley McKlnlcySenator McKinleySenator UcKInleySenator Senator Foraker concluded at 1113 1113oclock 1113oc1 1113oclock oclock oc1 k and the entire audience arose and endbegan andi andbegan i began to cheer for President Pres nt McKinley McKinleyHats McKInleyHats McKinleyHats Hats fans Jns papers anything to be had hadwas hldwas badwas was waved in the air The band played playedlively playednvely playedBvcly lively music and the California delega delegation delegation delegation ¬ tion jumped up with their red blue and andwhite andwhite andwhite white pampas grass Delegates of all allStales allSutes allStates Stales caught their standards and waved wavedthem wvedI wavedthem them wildly wildlyllnnnn wildlyJInnnn wildlyIlnnnn I llnnnn Lends L nd the Uproar UproarSenator UpronrSenltor UproarSenator Senator Hanna lIan his face wreathed in insmiles insmiles I smiles went to the front of the platform platformHe platformHe platformHe He had a long bunch of pampas and be began began began ¬ gan waving w vlng It ft This started such tU a demon demonstration demonstration demonstration ¬ stration as rarely happens In any Conven Convention Conyctlon Convetion = ¬ tion The applause became a deafening deafeningroar delfenlngroar deafeningroar roar The roar r r grew louder and louder louderNo loudero louderNo No o distinctive sound was audible rave the thesteady thesteady thesteady steady thump of the big drums drumsThe drumsThe drumsThe The delegates formed In the main aisle aislewith alslowIth aislewith with their standards and marched with a aquick aquick aquick quick step to the platform They embraced em embraced Embraced ¬ braced Senators Hanna Foraker and andLodge andLodge andLodge Lodge They swept over tables and chairs chairsthey chairsthey chairsthey they broke down railings and carried ev everything everythIng everything ¬ erything before them In one Irresistible Irresistiblehuman Irrcsist irresistiblehuman le lehuman human wave wav Hats were crushed coats coatstorn coatstorn coatstorn torn and standards broken but over It all allwas allwas allwas was the roar strong and steady of 15000 15000men 15000men 15090mon men cheering for William McKinley McKinleyThen 3cKlnJe 3cKlnJeThen McKinleyThen Then the delegates broke into song The TheBattle TheDattle TheBattle Battle Hymn of the Republic was taken takenup takenup takenup up by bands and audience and groat vol volumes volumes volumes ¬ umes of sound deep and rhythmical rose roseabove roseabove roseabove above the cheering cheeringThe cheerIngThe cheeringThe The demonstration went on for fifteen fifteenminutes fifteenmInutes fifteenminutes minutes without abatement Then tho thodelegates thodelegates thodelegates delegates marched back to their places on onthe onthe onthe the floor one ne big man waiting on the plat platform platI platform ¬ form to give three cheers for Mark Hanna HannaAfter HannaArter HannaAfter I After sixteen minutes the roar roardled died away awayinto awayInto awayinto into fitful outbursts and then the delegates delegatessang dclegatessang delegatessang j sang a few snatches of Glory Hallelujah Hallelujahand Hallelujahnnd Hallelujahand and the band played Eighteen minutes minutesafter minutesnfter minutesafter j after the demonstration began Chairman ChairmanLodge ChaIrmanLodge ChairmanLodge Lodge commenced to rap for order but the theenthusiasm theenthusiasm theenthusiasm enthusiasm had not worn itself out and andcheers andcheers andcheers cheers broke out again and again from fromvarious tromTarIous fromvarious various corners cornersAt cornersI cornersAt I At 1130 Chairman Lodge recognized recognizedGovernor recognizedGoverno recognizedi i Governor Roosevelt As the Governor Governortook Governortook I took the platform the applause broke out outagain outagaln outagain again as loud as ever A squad of photo photographers photographers photographers ¬ graphers rushed at the platform and began beganto beganto to make pictures picturesAll picturesAll picturesAll All the th delegates jumped up and again ngalnwaved 21gn1nwaed againwaved waved the standards of the States Theenthusiasm The Theenthusiasm Theenthusbsm enthusiasm would not be suppressed until untilnature untilnature untilnature nature came to the aid of the chairman chairmanTake chaIrmanTake chairmanTake Take that th t away said the Governor as ashe ashe ashe he caught sight of a big camera came aimed at athim athim athim him A big sergeantatarms hustled the themachine themachine themachine machine away Governor Roosevelt again againand agaInand againand and again waved his hand for silence silenceSeconded silenceSeconded silenceSeconded Seconded by Roosevelt RooMcvdtIt It was five minutes however before ho hogot hosot hogot got a chance to begin and then he said paldFellow saidFellow ald aldFellow Fellow delegates fellow Republicans Republicansand Republlennsand Republicansand and Americans I rise to second the nomination nom nomination nomination ¬ ination of William McKinley the cheer cheering cheerIng cheering ¬ ing broke out again for a moment But Buteverybody Buteverybody Buteverybody everybody wanted to hear Roosevelt and andevery andecry andevery every word he said so the noise finally finallysubsided finallysubsld finallysubsided subsided subsld d and perfect order maintained maintainedDelegates maIntaInedDelegates maintainedDelegates Delegates and spectators alike listened listenedto to the Governor with close attention andalmost and endalmost andzlmost almost every sentence he uttered was ap applauded applauded applauded ¬ plauded plaudedThere plaudedThere plaudedThere There was a burst of laughter when the theGovernor theGonrn theGovernor Governor Gonrn r said lId that the Spanish war was wasnot wasnot Vas Vasnot not a greatwar great war because It did not have to tobe tobe tobe be a great one oneGovernor oneGovernor oneGovernor Governor Roosevelt concluded his speech speechat speechat speechat at 1150 oclock and there was another anothergreat anothergrcnt anothergreat great outburst of applause led by the dele delegates delegntes delegates ¬ gates on the floor Those who had grown grownhoarse grownhoarse grownhoarse hoarse from shouting stamped with their theirfeet theirfeet theirfeet feet When order was restored the he chair chairrecognized chairrcco chairrecognized recognized rcco izcd Senator Thurston who took theplatform the theplatform theplntform platform to second the nomination of Mr MrMcKinley MrMcKinley MrMcKinley McKinley Senator Thurston spoke In a astrong astrong astrong strong clear voice and received close d e at attention attention attention ¬ tention tentionSenator tentionScnatar tentionSenator Senator Thurston concluded at 12 oclock oclockand oclockand oclockand and J W Yerkes of Kentucky followed followedMr tollowecYMr followedMr Mr Yerkes occupied oc upled ten minutes and andthen andthen nd ndthen then the delegates began to demand demandvote 0 0ote avote vote ote Chairman Lodge called for order orderand orderand I Iand and recognized Mr Knight of California CaliforniaMr Ca1lornlaMr CaliforniaMr Mr Knight was new to the country at atlarge atI I large and as a Convention orator He HeContinued HeI HeContinued Continued oa second page pageI I I 125 12 to Baltimore nnd Return via viaB s Ia IaD iaB B O Saturday ana Sunday SundayJune SundayJune I June 23 and 24 good for return return until following I Monday Tickets good on all trains tr1j except ex t Royal BoyalQnlcEP RoyalQUlc RoyalQuick QnlcEP Quick ervlce C lce to Chicago Tin n Jt o oOn OOn 0On On B 4r l new train leaving le1vlC Washington Wash1n lon at 10W a L m mbUr Jally ally arriving at Chicago 830 a L m mnegnorning m mFljiana mnex nex negnorning negnorningF1nna nornin norninFhxan Fljiana Fhxan Bnslncna Du lne College Sth and 1C Iiifs 1Ci ItCensus ifs = Census is i Office Examinatlo ExaminatloPlasterers EcminJUoncs EcminJUoncsIlullterera ExaminntioncsPlasterers Plasterers get Lowest Lath Price Priceat PrJeclIat at Cta N Y av Avnw nw Fine laths only any poo 300 WILLIAM McKINLEY HAIfflGTHBGiHDIDATES HAIfflGTHBGiHDIDATESSpeeches NAMING AMI THE IIIICllIllA IIIICllIllASpeeches GANDIDA TEE TEESpeeches u Speeches of Foraker Rooseveltand Roosevelt Rooseveltand Roo3feItand and Thurston ThurstonThe TlmfstonThe ThurstonThe The Ohio Senator Tinnk T tnkt Alabama Alabamafor Alabamafor labama labamator for Yielding 1 It Its Privilege l > rhlle e But Say SayThat Sn SnThnt Says SaysThat That the American People Had Al Already Already 1 1rend ¬ ready rend Made Their Choice of a X Xom XomhaecDeelnre Sominee m mlucc lucc haecDeelnre Declarc That President l > 3Ic McKinlcyrs 3IcKlnlcy8 Ie IeKluIe Klnlcy8 KluIe AdmlnlMtrntlon lies 31nd 31ndthe Made Madethe lIndthe the Nation Prosperous l > roIcrou In Peace Peacennd Peacennd Penceand nnd Victorio VictorioHoOKCvclt Victorious Ietorlou hi arGoeruor WarGovernorRoosevelt arGoeruorRooec1t Roosevelt Pay Pn nu Eloquent Trib ¬ ute e to the Head of f the TIcket TIcUctCONVENTION TicketCONVENTION I ICO CONVENTION CO VE IOX HALL Philadelphia PhiladelphiaJune PhiladelphiaJune PhiladelphiaJune June 2L 2lAn An abstract of the speech peeth of Son Senator Sonator Sonator ¬ ator Foraker of Ohio reaomlnatlng William WilliamMcKIaley WlUlamUcKInley WilliamMcKinley McKinley as the candidate of otthe the Repua RepuaHcan ReJublIean Republican Hcan party for President of the United UnitedStates UnitedSttcs UnitedStates States and the addresses of Governor GovernorRoosevelt GovernorRoosevelt vonror vonrorRoosevelt Roosevelt and Senator Thurston seconding secondingthe secondingthe secondingthe the nomination follow followMr followuUr followMr uUr Mr Chairman and Gentlemen of the Cen Cenvcntion c Cenventfon 1 1venUon vcntion Alabama yields yI lds to Ohio and I Ithank Ithank Ithank thank her but Alabama has yielded by byreason b1rcaron byreasca reason of a fact that would seem se n unim unimportant unim unimportant unimportant ¬ portant and superfluous tat fo she has h s yield yielded Yle1ded ylelded ¬ ed because our candidate has In fact already al already alrealty ¬ ready been nominated He was wtsnamM was named bySenator by bySenator bySenator Senator Wolcott in his able speech of ofTuesday atTu ofTuesday Tuesday Tu da He was nominated by Senator SenatorLodge SenatorLodge SenatorLodge Lodge In his address addr S6 of yen yetgrdayand rday and by bythe flythe y ythe the Senator from Indiana when he read readthe rendthe readthe the platform and not only has he been beennominated beennomInated beerenominated i nominated by them but by the whole wholeAmerican WhOlAmerlclD wholeAmerican American people peopleFrom peopleFrom peopleFrom From one end of our land to the other otherone otherODe otherone one man Is thought of for the honor that thatwe thatwe thatwe we are here to confer He Is the first firstchoice firstchoice firstchoice choice of every man who wishes for forpublican Re Republican Repubilean ¬ publican success next fall So it Is not notnecessary notnecessary notnecessary necessary for me or anyone else to speak speakfor speaktor speakfor for him He has already alr < nily spoken for him himself hlmsel himself self sel and to all the world He has a record recordreplete rccororeplete recordreplete replete with brilliant achievements One Onethat Onethat Onethat that speaks at once his promises for the thefuture tb tbfuture thefuture future and of that Is his highest hlghesteulogy hlghesteulogyIt eulogy eulogyIt It constitutes an example of triumphant triumphantsuccess triumphantsuccess triumphantsuccess success in the discharge of public duty dutyTrue dutyTrue dutyTrue True to the Tract TrantFour TrttFour TractFour Four years ago we confided c nMed to him a amost amost amost most sacred trust when our oilr our industries Industrl s were wereprostrated wereprostrated ero eroprostrated prostrated He Quickened them with a anew 11new anew new life and brought to our country un unprecedented unprecedented unprecedented ¬ precedented prosperity Then Gverywhera Gverywherain in this great land labor was was Idle today todayeverywhere t todayeverywhere 4 4everywhere everywhere In this great land our laboringmep laboring laboringmen laborIngmep men mep have employment When vre 7e chose chosehim chosehim chosehim him then he found the mills and tho mines minesof mInesof minesof of the great country closed everywhere everywhereToday eerVhcreToday everywhereToday Today they are open opennnd and while we are arehere arehere arehere here deliberating we are sending their theirproducts theirproducts theirproducts products to every corner of the theivorld worId frorld 1n 1na in ina faa a great commercial conquest conquestUnder conquestuUnd conquestUnder uUnd Under rhls his guidance our national cur currency currency currency ¬ rency has been placed above reproach reproachThe reproachThc reproachThe The wild cry of 16 to 1 that we heard four fouryears touryears fouryears years ago has been pat to sleep sc p alon a1011a alongside alongsidethe slfe slfethe e ethe the lost cause and other Democratic Democrat her heresies heredes hereases ¬ eases esiesHe He has advanced our interests In every everyland everyland everyland land but at all this we are not surprised surprisedWe EurpIsedWe surprisedWe We anticipated it all four years ago 110 We Weknew Weknew Weknew knew he was wise patient faithful and anddevoted anddevoted lDd lDddeoted devoted to tobls his country and that the tri triumphs triumphs triumphs ¬ umphs of peace eace would be his hl1 but we lit little lIttlc littie ¬ tlc knew that ho would be calfed calved Ied on to win winfor winfor winfor for his country the triumphs of t van vanEqual warEqual ar arEqunl Equal to the Emergency of War WarThe WarThe Var VarThe The emergency of war came in spite of ofall ofall ofall all he ne would do to avoid It and it came to tofind tofind tofind find the country unprepared but it Itfoud ItfoudhIm found foundTiim foundhim hIm equal to all its requirements In all allAmerican allAmerican allAmerican American history there Is no chapter that thatchronicles thatchronicles thatchronicles chronicles achievements more brilliant brilliantthan brilIlantt brilliantthan than t n our recent victory on land and sea seaby se seby sea by which in a hundred days we drove droveSpain droeSpain droveSpain Spain from the Western Hemisphere and andenlightened andenlightened lndenIlghteDed enlightened the earth with our arqulsitlons arqulsitlonsand uqulsIUnsand and filled the world with the splendor of ofour orour ofour our power powerOur powerOur powerOur Our name has a new significance It Itmeans Itmeans Itmeans means liberty for longsuffering Cuba ed ede1 517 e1 17 To Chicago nnd Return via X17 X17Pennsylvania 17 17Pennsylvania 1 1Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad RailroadAccount RailroadAccount RailroadAccount Account National Prohibition Convention Tickets Ticketson TIcketson on sale Jane 25 aciTM and t good to return when prop propI properly properly I erly validated nU lttd not later than July JulySpecial 4 4Special 4Special Special Excursion to Chcxaxfeakc ChcxaxfeakcBenclv Chea Chesaplea3eBeach ake akeDenc Benclv Denc Beach Friday June JuneTribe Jnne JnneTrIbe 22 22Tribe Tribe of Ben BenIIur Ilnr No 1 1E 1E L LE E Street Baptist Sunday school schoolIndependent schooLIndependent schoolIndependent Independent Lodge No II L 3 O G T TCarpenters TCnrpenter TCarpenters Carpenters set Lowest bids on ItTim Lrmber ItTimber LD1d ¬ ber and d mill Mt work lilts 1L from F Libbey lC 3r Co Boirds Board L50 I Iot ucatlon enlightenment and the blessings Wcselagsof of selfgovernment for fo the millions of Per Perto Foeto i ito to Rico and the Philippines What has hasfor hasbeen = s stn been tn EO generously coneor done for us we will do dofor dofor for them We have eo declared in theplatform the theplatform thepJatorni platform we have adored and where is isthere Isthere Isthere there a fitter place to declare de < 1are it itThe ItThe 1 1The The speaker then dwelt briefly on the thepart theJrt thepert part taken by Philadelphia Phl1adelp fa In the history historyof hiS lry I of the nation He spoke of its historic historictraditions historictr3dltions historictraditions traditions and memories In conclusion conclusionSenator ecselusioaSenates Senator Foraker said ealdNo saidNo I 1 No Turalnnac1 TurntngBackWe Turning Back BackWe I We Ye could not turn back now if we wewould wewould wewould would and we would n DCJt no t Ii we could We Wewent Wewent i iwent went on trial before lie jtvorld world and we wemust wemust I Imust must meet our responsibilities re ponshililies or Igno Ignominiously i imlnlousJy 1 EJlnlously fail before the ores of all the theworld theworld 1 1World world So we must cheese ch ee for Jo our candi candidates ttndidates ¬ I Idates dates the men best fitted for the dlschnr dlschnrof discharge dischargeof of our duties In all the tattoo there is I l wirJiyk3Tr A r titiir Laaw ccrrnKHT C tcorarcrria9oraccwocwwoonay tcorarcrria9oraccwocwwoonayTHEODORE prRIIIff 1399 J9 1 cjcfoctrvaoo cGRO KWoaD ATY ATYTHEODORE N Y Yo YTHEODORE o THEODORE ROOSEVELT Y no man so fitted fitt d as the the great leader who whohas whohas has conducted the affairs of the nation in inthe Inthe isthe I the last four trying years y years ara He has courage courageand couragemd courageand and experience exp rlence HetTias H Jms a stainless reputation repu reputation reputation ¬ tation and a blameless life lIf that have en endeared deared him to his country cou trt and won him himthe himthe the love and respect of tho whole whole people peopleHa peopleHe en ie ieH Ha H Is an Ideal man He Is an Ideal candidate can candidatew cnndldate didatew For all these es considerations not notalone notalone I Ialone alone on behalfof behaU r Ohio Oh o but in behalf of ofCUESATEAKE orCIIESuE ofCHESAPEAKE CHESAPEAKE CIIESuE KEDECUONTllE BEACH BEACHON ON THE BAY BtYDaily BAYpally DiYDallT pally Daily Schedule ScheduleTrains SeheduJeTnIts ScheduleTrains Trains leave IUdrict Dlkrict ct line depot d pot 10 30 a L m m 11 11m a am am m 2 < 6 p Po xa me m fee Cc round trip tripAfter trIpAfter tripAfter After the Bath use Talcutlne soft softrciresMn 80ftrdrmln softrefreshing rciresMn refreshing toilet powder all toilet counters countersguaranteed countersgmraDtetd countersguaranteed guaranteed guaranteedBuilders gmraDtetdDullders guaranteedBuilders Builders find all Mlllvrprlc Millwork ready readjrto to use at 6th N Y AY v and d frames TSc 5c and up every State in the TJnion ij aioaand acd n of f Repub Republicans ¬ liana everywhere eTe heia r noirHnate 1l0Mrri ic William Mc McKinley McGovernorltooccvelttr c cKlnley Kinley KinleyMr hp hpCoeraol Governorltooccvelttr Coeraol nooe e1t Eltlo Eulogy EulogyMr y yYr Mr Chairman t rise to second the thesomiaatien the110mbatien thenomination nomination of WiHiem McKinley the thePretWcat thePrea thePresident President Prea CBt who has had to meet and solve solveprobieoc solveproblems va vaprob problems prob mc more numerous and more impor important lmP3rtalt important ¬ tant than any other President since the thedays thedaya thedays days of mighty Abraham Lincoln the thePretMeut t1ePr05ldeut thePresident President under whoee Administration this thiscountry nUlcountry thtacountry country has cttaiaed t taed a higher ntber pitch of ofprosperity orpr08Nlrity ofprosperity prosperity at home tad bcsor abroad thanever than thanever t1taeTer ever T 3cfore efore > La its history Four years ago agobe a abe agothe the be Republican party nee nominated I Dated WJHiani WJHianiMcKinley WUJIt11cKlnley WiliiaaMcKinley McKinley as its ts staadard bearer in a po political p0litical poIitieal ¬ litical conflict co tllet of graver moment to the thenation thenation thenation nation than any that bad td taken plan ciace ciacethe liiDeethe slscethe the close cJo e of the civil war saw w us once more raoraa I1 rt rta a resulted country The Republican party partynominated part partnominated partynominated nominated him but before the campaign was many days 1Ys old he had become thecandidate the thecandidate candidate < not only of all Republicans but butof Butof of all 1l1 Americans who were both farsight farsighted ¬ ed enough to see where the true Interests Interestsof of the country lay and clearminded clearmindedenough clearmIndedenough clearmindedenough enough to bo keenly sensitive to tho taint taintof taintot taintof of dishonor President McKInley was tri triumphantly triumphantly triumphantly ¬ umphantly elected on certain distinct distinctpledges pledges and these pledges have been made mademore mademore mademore more than good Wfr Ye were then in a 0 con condition ccndtlon condition ¬ dition of industrial paralysis The capitalist capital capitalist enpIW1st ¬ ist was plunged in ruin and disaster the theTvageworker thewageworker thewageworker wageworker w was its on the edge of actual actualwant actualWaIlt actualwant want the success of our our opponents would would91T I 1 91T 17 to Chicago and Return via B < fc O OAccount 01 01ccount 0Account Account ccount National Canyentlch OoIlTetJticnProlibiton ProtlbitJon Proh3bit on party partyTicket partyTickets partyTickets Tickets sold OM and gocd going June J 25 and 26 G ralid ralidJor nIldfor niidfor for return until July 4 whin validated by Joint JointAgent Jo JointAgent Dt DtAgEnt Agent at Chicago on payment 25 25celts cents Quick Quickservice service and a d through solid trains trainsOvrnerx liDs Owners bay their the r Jobbing JobJJln Injnl Lumber Lumberom LnmberOm er eriJOm iJOm om K Libbey S t Co mad 12iactk 12 inch shelving bc1S r Z cts have meant m nt not only immense aggravation aggrava aggravatlon r tlon cf the actual physical distress but butalso butalso butalso also a stain on the nations honor so deep deepthat deepthat deepthat that more than one generation would wouluhave woull1luve wouldhave have to pass before it would b beffectually be beeffectually beeffectually effectually wiped cut cuL We promised that thatIf thatif thatif If Prrv1nt Prtal nt McKinley were elected not cotonly notoJ1y notonly only should the thenaUonal national honor be kept un unstained unstained unstained ¬ stained at home and abroad but that the themill themUl themill mill and the workshop should open thefarmer the thefarmer thefarmer farmer have 1 > 10 a market for his hisgoods hisoOOs hisgoods goods oOOs the merchant merch t for his hiawares hiswaros hiswares wares and that the wageworker should shouldprosper shouldprosper shouldprosper prosper as never beforeWe before beforeWe beforeWe We did not promise the Imposlble impo sible ws wsdid ow owdid wedid did not say that by good ood legislation Jegl aUon and andgood andgood andgood good administration there would w ld corns om pros prosperity prosperity prosperity ¬ perity to all men but we did say that each eachman eachman eachman man should have c better tter chance to min ivlaprosperity 110prosperity minprosperity prosperity than he had ever yet had In Inthe Inthe Inthe the long run the thrift industry energy energyand energynn energyana and nn ana capacity pae1ty of the Individual must alwars alwarsremain ahra6rennin alwa a aremain remain the chief factors In his success By Byunwise Byulwlse Byunwise unwise or dishonest legislation or administration adminis administration nls nlstratlon ¬ tration on the part of the national author authorities alhorItles aathortties ¬ ities all these qualities in 1 the individual individualcan can be nullified but wise legislation andupright andupright and andupright upright administration will give them free freescope frees freescope scope s < < pe And It ias as this free score sco coe a that we wepremised wepremised wepromised premised should be given givenAll glenAll givenAll All Promise Kept KeptWell KeptWen KeptWc1I Well we kept our word The Th opportu opportunity opportunity opportunity ¬ nity has been given glv n and It bas ha ben setzed setzedby se sezedby ed edby by American energy thrift and busnes busnesenterprise buslneaenterprle businesenterprise enterprise As a result we have prospered prosperedas as never before and nd we are now prospering prosperingto prosptrng prosptrngto to a a degree that would have seemed In Incredible Incredlble incredible ¬ credible four years ago when the Coud of ofmenace ofmenace ofmenace menace to our Industrial wellbeing hung husgblack hug hugb11ck hungblack black above the land landSo landuSo landSo uSo So it has been ia foreign affairs Four Fouryears Fourrears Fouryears years rears ago the nation was uneasy because becauseright bocausaright a arlbht right at our doors COors an American island lay laywrithing 131Titblng laywrithing writhing In awful agony agaR under un er the curse of ofworse otVone ofwore worse than mediaeval tyranny and misrule micralethe miulltee misruleWe We e hd cur Armenia at ocr very doors for forthe forthe the situation in Cuba tad ad grown growninteler grownintelerable Intoler Intolerable intclerable ¬ able and such that this nation cocld no noIcnger DOIcncer nolonger longer refrain from interference and retain retainits retaiaIts retainits its own selfrespect President McKinley McKIaleyturned McKinleyturned cKh1eyfurned turned to this duty ca s he had turned to todthers tocthers toudhee dthers He sought by every t > ery effort possible possibleo po 6lb1e o provide for Spains withdaal from fro the theisland thewand theisland island which she was impotent longer to do doaught doaught doaught aught but oppress Then when paclSc picticmeans paclScmeans p1c1emeans means had failed and there remained the theonly theonly theonly only alternative we waged the th most xaottrighteous mottrlghtrour mostrighteous righteous and brilliantly brU IaIlt1y sacc sxcrsul rsfel ul foreign fotelgnvtr foreignto2r foreignwar war that any co country ntry has waged aSK daring 4t1rlll the thelifetime thelifetime le lellEt1 lifetime llEt1 = e of the present pr lent generation It was wasnot wasnot wasnot not a great war simply shnply became lJec c it was won wontoo 1II0ntoo > aontoo too quickly but it was raomeatois momeato s indeed isdeedIn Iltdcedin indeedin In its effects It left us xs as all great featsmust feats featsinuct testsmtt must leave those who wh perform bnn them an anInheritance anInlerltaace anInheritance Inheritance VJi rah h of honor hO Or sad D4 cf responsi responsibility reepol1sfblllty reepoasibility ¬ bility and Dd B 0r k > r the lead cf President Mc McKlcley McKinley Ic IcKhley Klcley the nation has taken up the tatk tatkof tatkor taskof of securing eurinc orderly liberty and Dd th the reign of ofjustice ofjwtke ofjustice justice and law tn In the Islands lsJaa s Loss which vhkhwe whichwe blh blh1rP we drove the thetyNJ1DY tyriaay of Spain with tte ttesane ecsuc tesane sane serious realization of duty and sin sincere sincore in incere ¬ cere purpose to perform it it that has marked markedthe markedthe markedthe the national n U0ll81 attitude In dealing with wa tbe tbeeconomic be beeconomic e eCC8aomlc economic and 00 fiaaaclal dAclt dt di3ealrtes esktes that face facettfl faceat faceus ttfl at homeThis homeThis home homeThis This is chat kat the nation has done me dur daring durIng durtag ¬ ing the three years that have save etepsed eIep H since sincewe siaeewe rineewe we made McKinley President sad aadall all this thisIs tillsIs thisis Is what hat be typifies and stands for We Wehere Wehere e ehere here nominate him again and Ia Novem November X8embe Nevembar ¬ bar be next we shall elect hiss kl again because becauseit it has been given to him ll to personify fie Ihecause fiecaeu thecaoea cause of 0 honor abroad and prosperity at athome athoc1e athome home of wise wge legislation and straightfor straightforward sUalgktrorward straightforward ¬ ward administration We all kaow kao flow the theold theold theold old adage about swapping horses while whileeroseics whiler06Eill whilecrossing crossing r06Eill a stream and the still eWer sWersdage eWerage eideradage adage age about letting well enough eIMMtS alone 08e To Techange Tochange Tochange change from PreM President ct McKinley now nowvcottlsl no nowotIId nowwould would not be raei raeiivoeld merely to swap p hors It Itwould Itwould would be ee to jcmp o off the he horse e that bad badcarried Jtadcarried hadcarried carried us U across sad wade wace back Into Int the thetorrent UtetorreBt thetomcat torrent sad to put him for four years yearsmere yearsmore mere into the t White Hence means act actmerely DOtmerely notmerely merely to let well enough alone bet to toInsist toInsfst toinsist Insist that when we are thriving as never before we shall not be plunged back Me into intoan Intoan intoan an abyss of shame and panic and Od disaster disasterWe disasterWe disasterWe We have done so well that our oppo opponents opponents opponents ¬ nents actually use this very fact fa t as lS an anappeal anappe1l anappeal appeal for turning us out We have put putthe pulthe putthe the tariff on a foundation so secure wehave wehave we wehave have passed such ch wise 150 laws on finance financethat finincethat futurethat that they actually appeal app l to the patriotic patriotichonest patriotichonest patriotichonest honest men who deserted them at tho last lastelection lastelection lastelection election to help them now because for forsooth forsooth ¬ sooth we have done so well that nobody nobodyContinued nobodyCcnUnued nobodyContinued Continued on second page page93CO pagetnL0 i iO 93CO O Special Recreation Trip 350 350To 3aoTo > o oTo To Old Point Norfolk X rfo1k Virginia Beach and aadOcean andOcean Ocean View Vie via Norfolk acd VTashlnston W tteamer deamerSaturday i Saturday turday 630 p m Round trio tickets to tf Fort Forti FortlonroE FortMonroeand i Monroe Monroeand and Norfolk orfo good to return Sunday S y cichf cichf35Q aightCi50 Ci50 35Q 50 Schedule page 7 7AVueclTvriKhtu 7Wheelwrights Wheelwrights Yh lwrl hb find Beat D t Oak Sliekery Hick Hickory JIlekOf ¬ ory Of acd Poplar at 6lh t N Y AT 1v Tmd and same nmepo nmepohr polar po polar ¬ lar 3 3jg cts I WARNING VARN1NGTOCHINK VARN1NGTOCHINKOfficers TO CHINA CHINANaval Naval Officers of the Allied Pow Powers Powers Powers ¬ ers Issue a Proclamation ProclamationMISSION ProclamationMISSION ProclamationMISSION MISSION OF FOREIGN TROOPS TROOPSTo To Ba Used Against Those Wholock WhoBlock Who WhoBlock Block lock the Way to Pekin PekinSTILL PekiaSTILL PekinSTILL STILL FIGHTING FIGH1IXG AT TIENTSIN TIENTSINAdmiral TIENTSIN TIENTSINAdmIral TIENTSINAdmiral Admiral Seymour Not ot Heard Fro Frofor From Fromtor Fromfor for Seven DasTaku Days Taku Forts ax axTonjjKtt aDd aDdTongliu andTongKu TonjjKtt Securely S urelr lIeldAdTnee lIeldAdTneeon Held Advance Advanceon on Besieged Cities Soon to Be MadeTroops Made MndcTroops tIadcTrool Troops Trool Expected R Ieet cl From Hong Honekonrr HongkoaJ Hongkong kong koaJ and ellIalelon WelUnlIVel On Repre Representation Representation Bepresentations ¬ sentation of Consuls LI Hung HungChanR nngCbang SlungChang Chang Postpones Io tponc Ills Hl Departure DepartureFrom DepartureFrom partur parturFrom From Canton S Which hleh Is Said to B BIn Dc DcIn BeIn In Great Dancer or an Uprising UprisingLONDON Upriiin UpriiinUONDON LONDON JuDe 21 LThe The Admiralty has haiissued hu1s5Ued hasIseued issued the following despatch which whlcbwas whichwas whichwas was received from Admiral Brccc BrcccTaku BrcceuTaku BruceTaku Taku via ia Chefoo June LThere 21Therehas 21 LTherehas There Therehas has been ao communicatlea with Ad Admiral Admiral ldmira1 ¬ miral Seymour for seven days a nor D8rwith norwith r rwith with Tieatsln for five days The allies allieshold alMeshold a1Neshold hold the Taku forts and ToagKH se selief securely securely curely They will advance to the re reItef reRef Ref of Tieatsln when in su1 enOefaat enOefaatstrength eullideDtstreagth cleat cleatstrength strength Troops are expected from IremHongkong kemHoagkoag fromHongkong Hongkong tomorrow and 306 from IraniWeiHaiWei fromWetHaiWei rem remyetHalWel WeiHaiWei en Jane 23 23It 21It 23dt It is believed that t figtrtiag is con constantly constantly < on onsOaatIy ¬ stantly going on OBOar around Iemuta TleetslnOur IemutaOar Oar garrison garrlS U here should 6 fMlkI be 3c 3tM 3tMThe 3U9The tft tftThe The folk toilet lag proclamation was W8S1greed wesagreed wasagreed agreed on this t k nwrnteg and nd will be is issued Iasued Issued ¬ sued immediately immediatelyThe ImmetliatelrThe immediatelyThe The admirals and sealer naval of officers of1cers offears ¬ fears of the allied powers in China Chinadesire Chin Chindelre Chinadesire desire to take make known to aH vleeroys vleeroysand vieeroysand rteeroysDd and Dd authorities aut itles on the coasrs coasrsrivers COJLSSrlv coal a arivers rivers rlv and in the cities and andpriviaces andJNivi andpriviaces priviaces JNivi us of China that they theyintend theyh theycued intend h ted te use arced farce farceoaly ferreooly forceonly only ag agaleat lu t tbe Boxers and ether peo peoples peoples peopies ¬ ples who wae oppose them ea the march to toPekta toPekia toPekin Pekta for the rescue of their foHew foHewcoentryaen foHewttyme fellowCOantryreen coentryaen ttyme BRUCE BRUCECaatoa DRUC DRUCCantoR BRUCECanton CantoR Is becoming a centre of o interest interestsince Interestsloce interestsince since advices of aa alarraia alarming character art arttiere 3 31Ieas are arebeiag 1Ieas reeehed from there It Is Baler Balerstood uRderood understood stood ood that there is practically no Oefeaee Oefeaeefer eJerencefer defencefor fer the thefretDera fereaers at l Castes A Heagkcas Hongkasgdes Heagkcasdespatch H lgkcg lgkcgespetch despatch des tch says aYs that Uta owing owtcJ to tie represen represeatatioos representatJoGs representations tatioos of the foreign for bD consuls at Canton Caateathat Caatnthat Cantonthat that trcabte tr We was likely to steak out during dtertaghis dcrkaahis duringhis his absence LI Heag Clang has caaeeied caaeeiedhis eaaeesedhis eeaeeedhis his passage en D a steamer to the t e north aDd aadconsented aDdCOIIseDteci andconsented consented to remain ia I the city The Vice Vicederw VIceroy Viceroy roy VaS about to start for PeIth1 to en endeavor endeevor derw to settle s < < tle the trouble there tlsereA thereA thereA A despatch to a sews agency from Yoke okG ¬ hama under tsdeys date says there Is Isgener1Uy a agenerally agenerally generally discredited rumor ia circulation eirccratienthat ctrculaUenthatt circulationthat that thatt the e foreign Ministers at Pekin have havebeen havebeen havebeen been murdered aDd that Admiral dIrlraI Seymour Seymaurthe Seymeurthe Seymourthe the commander of the allied naval forces forcesis torceis forces forcesis is dead deadThe deadThe deadThe The despatch dj teh also al < o says that it is probe probable prekble probeMe ¬ ble that the whole of the Hireehfaa H1re imc Chi Chinese Ohineeo Chineon ¬ neon divfelea which Js commanded bj b7Cdneral bjGeneral IJ IJG General G neraJ FukuShima will be afi a1 afloat at t shortly shortlyThe slortlyTIle shortlyThe The Kassian cruker Rurik has arrived al alYokohama a aokoJmma atYokohama Yokohama with the th new Russian Ministei Ministeito to Japan en board She will leave iet ietTaku ferTaku er erTan Taku tacky todcyThe tackyThe todayThe The British torpedo boat destroyes destroyesWhiting destroY8W1tIUag dostrayenWhiting Whiting has arrived at Chefoo Her ccniv ccnivader cam ccmmaDder cammaeder maDder ader reports that nothing has been beenbeard 1eonMar beenheard beard Mar from L am Admiral Seymeers internal intenratiosal intemJttoDal internaltional tiosal force in six days daysWhile ckJ5WktIe daysRhIle While there is yet ae oQetel coafinaa coafinaatioa C9rm1 C9rm1tion condrmatioei tioa of t the relief of t Pekin Pekia reports frem fremvartees fremvarloes fromvarious various sources that the icteraatienal icteraatienalfarce icternatlenalforce isternatienalforce force under Admiral Seymour entered the thecity thecity thecity city en Sunday afternoon and that the le Iegatiens legatieas lesatfes gatieas are safe continue to arrive arriveOne ar1e ar1eOne arriveOne One aeoesEt says that the march ef the thaforeign Utarorelgn theforeign foreign celesta was a most difficult ORe oaethat ORetltat onethat that thore was terrific fighting 1chtJn on five dif different dt dtferDt diftaent ¬ ferent occasions when masses of Chineseattacked Chinese Chinesoattacked Chineseattacked attacked the allied force and that itO SSOChinese itOCklaese 580Chinese Chinese were slain The losses among theforeigners the theforeigners thereft1ers foreigners were trifling trUU There were aaany aaanylaeuBtcd m5I1ymeuatet1 manyteouited laeuBtcd men among uJtD the Chinese but batest butmost butmost most est of the natives were badly armed At Attimes Attimes Attimes times they fought with great Bravery hraveryTeI braveryTelegrams BraveryTelegrams TeI Telegrams from fro Tientsin dated June 13 lband 13missionaries 11aMI and seat by pest n report > Lt that the foreign foreignmlseio foreignmIssionaries missionaries mlseio = ries at Pasting are safe scr betas betasguarded helDggunHd beingguarded guarded by the troops of General Nteb NtebTwentyfive XlehTwentyfivc NiebTwentyfive Twentyfive Amerieaas with th a Gattilns Gattilnsgua GI1UHngbUB Gattiinggun gun have arrived there In the foreign foreignsettlement foeIgnsettlement foreignsettlement settlement the chapels have been burned burnedand wrnedDfl burnedand and Dfl the mission stations s tlons of the American AmericanBoard AmericanBoard Ulerk1nBo1rd Board of Foreign Missions Congregation Congregational Congre tlon ¬ al 11 of the Methodist Episcopal Church Churchand ChurchOO Churchand and OO of the London Missionary 1ssicnary Society are arepractically aepr1ctIcally arepractically practically In the hands of the Boxers BexersThe HexersThe BoxersThe The local l CAI authorities are panicstricken panicstrickenSympathetic panicstrIckenSympathetic panicstrickenSympathetic Sympathetic mandarins are ordered out of oftheir ottheIr oftheir their sedan chairs and Dd compelled to bow bowoovro boWown boardown oovro down own to the Boxers in the streets streetsFTATOTA street3MAItX streetsMARK MARK EA17NAaE FTATOTA EEELECTED EEELECTEDAgain REELECTEDgaln ELECTED ELECTEDAgain Again galn Chosen to Head the Rcpnbllx Rcpnbllxcan RepubUcan RepubIican can National Committee CommitteeCONVENTION CommltteeCONVE CommitteeCONVENTION CONVENTION CONVE ION HALL PhnadelpMiJune PhlladelpWoi PhlladelpWoiJune Phtladclp fa faJune June 2L3L ± LM L iL A Hanna has been reelected reelect reelected reel1ietcd ¬ ed Chairman of the National ltionaI Committee CommitteeAlabamas Con CommitteeAlabamas ttec ttecUnhamaa Alabamas National Committeeman ComznltteenianPHILADELPHIA CommitteemanPHILADELPHfA ComsuitteemanPHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA June 2L 21 LTh2 The Ala Alabama A1 A1bama Alabama ¬ bama delegation dele Uon met at their headcjiar headgparters headcjiarters hee qnar qnarters ters on Broad Street ct 10 oclock this thismorning thismorning thismorning morning and selected J W Bimmick Dh 1mlck of ofMontgomery otontgomer ofMontgomery Montgomery ontgomer as a member of tho National NationalCommittee Kattoa1Committee NationalCommittee Committee CommitteeQuick CommitteeQuick CommitteeQuick Quick Service to St Paul PaulAsd via < D t 0 0And oAnd And northwestern north tem rm points on new B O OlearlEC 0train 0trainIeavise tnl2 tnl2leaT learlEC leaT C Washington at t 1050 a m dally dallynest c dailyreaching ilyn1 ilyn1rea rea reaching St St Paul at 10 1 p > me mm next day dayI dayMaslc day3iusle y yUualc I Maslc at Chesapeake Beach BenchHaleys BeachIhItIs BeachBalers Balers Bond every afternoon and evening evenissFnrmcr CTenb CTenbFnrPIerti eveningFarmers = Farmers buy Ucst U lIt Shingle at at COO COQrper COOper C0Oper per 1000 from fr = 1 F Libbey k Co and f 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