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BROWN m VICTOR VICTORnVE VICTOROVER
nVE OVER HOKE SMITH SMITHGeorgia SMITHGeorgia
Georgia Voters Repudiate Eepudiatothe Repudiatethe Repudiatethe
the Present Governor GovernorPBOHIBITION GovernorPROHIBITION GovernorPROJIIIIITION
PROHIBITION IS OPPOSED OPPOSEDBig OPPOSEDBig OPPOSEIJBig
Big Cities and Towns Turn Tide TideAgainst TidoAgainst TithAgainst
Against the Drys DrysGovernors DrysGovernors DrysGovcrnorn
Governors Stand on Liquor anil anilIfcffro nndNegro an t
Negro cgro Question and on Rnl1rondRate Railroad RailroadRate Itni1ronflute I
Rate Leffialatlon Lose Losea Him him Thou Tliounnndii Thoutandii
nnndii of Votes VoteOppoItLon otes Opposition of ofThomas ofThomas o oTliomni
Thomas E WatHon Also a Factor FactorIn FactorIn 1 1In
In Ills III Defeat DefeatCln DefeatClay Clay IK It Indorsed IndorsedAtlanta ludoredAtllU1tn
Atlanta June 4 cReturns Returns from the thestate theStato th thState S
state Democratic mocraUo primary indicate the thedefeat thedoteat thi
thiI
defeat of Gov Smith for a second term termby termby I
by Joseph M Drown whom Gov Smith Smithdismissed SmithdismIssed Sm1t I
dismissed from the office of railroad railroadcommissioner railroadcommissioner I
commissioner Tho returns indicate that thatBrowns thatBrowns t
Browns majority over Smith may bo b S
1 25000 or even moro moroGov moraGov moroGov
Gov Smith has been In office hardly hardl a ayear aer I
year er having been elected twelve twe1 months monthsbefore monthsbetore monthbefore B
before he was inaugurated and has ta8 a ayear ayear I Iyear
year of his torm yet et to serve so 8orv Gov GovSmith GO GOSmith
Smith was as overwhelmingly elected two twoyears twoyears tw twyears D
years ago on a platform calling for strict strictrailroad strictrailroad t trailroad
railroad regulation and an the disfranchlse disfranchlsement dlCranchlHmont dfranchI dfranchImont
mont of tho negrooc nogro Ho has largely Ja ly ful fulfilled tulfilled ¬
filled his platform and nd the th rovolt against againsthim asIathim agilnihim It
him is J inexplicable inexplicableMuch lnexpllcablooluch
Much oluch or the ui antiSmith feeling was I j
gen ginnrpAoi ratocl b 01 the LflS Stata bttS proniDiiion Ja Jawhlob law lawwhich IftWwhIoi
which Gov Smith signed Coed and the panic panicwhloh panicwhlob panicwhloh
whloh threw thr w many man men out of employ employment emploment employmont ¬
ment was used to capture the labor vote votefor votefor Ote Otefor
for Brown It was W openly charged during duringthe duringthe
the oantiftlgn that Brown had the solid solidsupport mildsupport lid lidsupport
support of the whisky wblH forces and the therailroads therallroad theraliroada
railroads Gov GO Smith was also al opposed opposedby OPPOIetlby OppQ041by
by tho coterie of politicians who had hadlong badJong hadlong
long dominated the State Stat and whom he heoverthrew h hoverthrew heoverthrew
overthrew two years r8 ago agoIlladc agoDIacl go goBlack
Black Eye for Prohibition ProhibitionThe ProlllbitionTh ProhibitionThe
The Th defeat dato t of Gov Smith will be con considered conelderod ¬
sidered a a black ey eyo < for prohibition and
dlsfranohlsemant dlsfranohlsemantA dl franohlsomont franohlsomontA
A remarkable feature of tho campaign camp Jgn
is that Brown did not make a single singlespeech singloBP singlespeech
BP speech h and is not known I personally
throughout tho State It Is doubtful H Hone Itone I Ione
one in a thousand t ousand of the men who voted Otoo
for Brawn Brain ar n would < JJq know the th Jpan n if they thl thlmet
Win 1ft1inGo > r rGov >
met 1iIn 1iInGov
Gov Go Smith was awakened by the atti ¬
tude of Thomas Thom n B Watson tho Populist Popu1t t
leader Two years oara ago Watson supported
Smith but this year fought him bitterly bltterl bltterlaltbougn
although Brown represented repre nted the coterie coterioof coterloor coterieof
of politicians whom Watson atson has always alwaysopposed alwaSopPGHd alwaysopponid
opposed Watsons determination and the theantagonism theantagonllJm thsantagonism
antagonism of the
farmers union
anger angered angered angered ¬
ed by tho fall in the price of cotton cost
Smith heavily hMvll in the country districts districtsAhollxlivil districtUJOlbhcll dlstrlcthAbolished
Abolished Hnilroud Pn PaMcs PaMcsProhibition < ci ciProhibition elProhIbition
Prohibition threw Atlanta Savannah
Columbus Macon and other cities cltle against alRln t
omzui iIe governor > r at al so o ioc 100t tnousancis tnousancisof thousands thousandsot tnousanusof
of votes by abolishing free passes fl8Ses which whichwas whichWAS whichwas
was one of tho especially e U unpopular too ¬
tures ture of his railroad regulation
pro programma programma programmo
grammaUnited gramma grammaUniUd grammoUnitad
United Staten Senator Gay CIa was is In Indorsed indorsed ¬
dorsed without opposition for anothor anotherterm anothorterm anothorterm
term Tho hottest Congressional
fight was wasIn wasIn 88 88In
In the Fifth Atlanta district whore Con Congressman CongrS8man Congreseman ¬
gressman Livingston was opposed oppo ed by b bJam
James Jam L Mason The returns Indicate Indicatea
a victory for Livingston though Masons
friends say It will require th the official officialcount officialcount ofliclalcount
count to decide Congressman Edwards Edwardsseems Edwardsseems Edwardsseom
seems seom to have been returned from the
First district J 1 M Grlggs In the Sec Second Second Seeond ¬
ond 12 1 B Lewis In tho Third a C L Lartlett
Bartlett artlett In the th Sixth and T M Boll
in the Ninth All of these bad
opposi opposition oPPDalUon opposition ¬
tionCongressman tion
Congressman Gordon Gor on Lee in tho Sev Seventh Sovonth 5evontli ¬
enth W M Howard in tho Eighth T
W Hardwiok In the Tooth and W G
Brontley in tho Eleventh
had no
oppo opposition OPPOslUon oppositlon ¬
sition
KILLS GIRL AND SELF SELFProminent SELFProminent SELFProminent
Prominent New Mexican Politician PoliticianCommits PoliticIanCommits PoliticianCommits
Commits Crimes on HIM Ranch RanchEl RanchEI RanchEl
El Paso Juno 4 4Attor After
killing a
young youngwoman youngwoman oung oungwoman
woman of his household Nepomozona NepomozonaMartinet NepomozonnMartine NepomozonoMartinez
Martinet former county commissioner commissionerand
and at one time county treasurer of ofUnion otUnion olUnion
Union County N Mox shot and an killed killedhimself kUJedhlmsolr L Lhimself
himself at his ranch Martlnoz was sixty sixtyyears sixtyears sixtyyears
years ears old and wealthy and was
promi prominent promInent prom promnent ¬
nent in New Mexico Republican politics
KELLOGG OFF TO CmCAGO CmCAGOou
OH Hearing flenrin Adjourned So Prone Prosecutor Pronecutor ProneCutor ¬
cutor Can Ca Attend Convention ConventionNow ConenUonew ConventionNow
Now ew York Juno 4
4Attor After a short ses session session ¬
sion at which
the lubrication of the theaxles theaxJes theaxles
axles of tho world by b tho Galona Signal
011 Company was still tho theme the
Standar Standntf 011 hearing
adjourned until
Juno 22 in order that Special United
States Attorney General Frank B Kel ICe el
logff who has boen
conducting the prose prosecution prosecullon prosecutlon ¬
cution might attend tho
Republican Rcpulllc
con convention conmUOn conventlon ¬
vention mUOn at Chicago Mr Kellogg heads
the delegation from Minnesota MinnesotaCOUNT MlnnosotaCOUNT
COUNT WEDEL DISAPPEARS DISAPPEARSCourt
Court Official Wanted In S5u Bulen
burg Cane Cn Is MIn lUIIIlllnJrLondon lUIIIlllnJr MissingLondon lnff lnffLondon
London June 4 4The The Berlin correspon ¬
dent of tho Dally Dail News says It is stated
a that Count Edgar Wodol wlfo
wlo
was wa court courtchamberlain courtchamberlain
chamberlain of the late Empress Victoria Victoriamother Victoriamothor VIctorI VIctorImother
mother of tho Kaiser and
who was wa
sum summoned summoned sumxnoned ¬
moned to testify in the Investigation
Of < <
the perjury charge against Count zu U
Eulonburg has fled and there is no trace
of his whereabouts whereaboutsAfter whereaboutsAfter whoreaboutsAfter
After Empress Victorias death Count
Wcdel Yodel held h Jd a court position and had
an anofficial anofficial anofilcial
official residence in Berlin When the
Kaiser learned that ho had vanished ho hoordered hoorderOd litordered
ordered his dismissal dismissalFlneiit dismIssalt dismissalPinest
t Flneiit S Storage torn pc Warehouse In InTown Town
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proof storage stOlSle warohous Good ood light good I
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For the District of Columbia Columbiaand Columbiaand Columbiaand
and Maryland v1arylandFair Fair warmer warmertoday warmertoday warmertoday
today tomorrow fair light lightwinds tightwinds lightwinds
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1 IContests Contests Open at Chicago Today
1 IBoke Hoke Smith Defeated In Georgia Georgia1oUver Georgia1Oliver
1 1oUver Oliver H P Belmont Dying Dlng311nJ
S 311nJ MaJ Dreyfus Will Recover Recover3Phlladelphian Recover3PhlJadelphlan Recover3Philadelphian
3Phlladelphian Held on Libel Charge
4 4Dlstrlet District Militiamen Reach Charlostown CbarJostown4Pennshnia Charlostown4Pennsylvania
4 Pennsylvania to Cut Local Rates Rates4No Rates4Now
4 4No 4Now News of Maryland and Virginia VirginiaLOCtla i iLOCAL ILOoU
LOCAL LOCALlD LOoUIDA LOCtla1D
lD IDA A R Ofllclals Float Big Loon LoontPolfca LonnPollco LoanZPoilco
tPolfca Pollco Hold Aged I < < ed Man and Girl Girla GirlNQwsbo1 Girl3Newsboys
a 3Newsboys Newsboys Capture Luna Park Park3Georgetown PArk3Georgeton Park3Georgetown
3Georgetown Graduation Exercises Exercises5Sohoolglrls ExercisesSo1iooiglrIs
i Schoolgirls Enact Drama DramallDrlnk Drama11Drink
11 llDrlnk Drink Nemesis of or Army Irmy Offlcor OfflcoriSMlgB Officor1MIlIs Ofilcor2Mis
iSMlgB l Susan R Hetzel Dies DiesIS DI DI12Gool Dies12Good
IS 12Gool Good Templars Rap Liquor LiquorBAILEYS LiquorBAILEYS LiquorBAILEYS
BAILEYS VOICE OVERTAXED OVERTAXEDi OVERTAXEDTcxns
i Texas Senator Under Ullll r Carc of Phy Physician lbyIclun riLysiclan ¬
sician for Throat Trouble TroubleNow TroublecmYork TroubleNow
Now cmYork York June 4 4Senator Senator Joseph W WBatloy V VBalloy VBaiIoy
Batloy of Texas is 1 at the Waldorf un unJer unJer unier
Jer the care of a physician phY de1an with ith regard regardto regardto regardto
to a throat trouble Mrs n Bailey is with withher withher withher
her husband husbandThe hu bend bendTit
herTh
The Tit Senator said tonight that ne didnt didntbelieve didntbafo didntbelieve
believe the condition of his throat
was wasserious vmsserious 85 85rlou8
serious rlou8 but that he presumed an opera operation oreraUon operalion ¬
lion would be found necassary The quos question quOlltSan quostien ¬
tion of an operation will be decided to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrov ¬
morrow morrow at a I conference con oreneo of physicians physiciansSenator p physleivieSonator ysIctaRI ysIctaRISonator
Sonator Bailey is J believed to have ovor ovorUxtd oortaxld ovortixed
Uxtd his voice oleo in his recent campaign campaignfor campttlsntOr campaignfOr
for rpeloction rpeloctJon During the th closing days daysof d8Jlsot daysof
of tilO Senate it was u a matter of remark remarkthat rrkthat rsiirkthat
that he remained silent t even when tfcora tfcorawore tJlveWore thocawore
wore heated discussion going on and in inreply Inrepb inreply
reply to questions quo Uons from his colleagues at atthose atthoe attho
those tho times he said that It hurt him himconsiderably himconskIerably himconsideralIy
considerably to speak at all allREDUCED anREDUCED allREDUCED
REDUCED TO PAUPERISM
Once Millionaire Now X01 SoettliiK S eJdnJ Ad Admiflxlon AdmlllHlon Ad1lisSIOn
miflxlon to AIitiNliotinc AIitiNliotincMilwaukee AhuHlaOlillelliIwaukoe AinishotiseMilwaukee
Milwaukee June 4 Ic C J I L Myor first firstpresident firstproek1 firstpresident
president proek1 nt of the Chicago and Northwest Northwestern ¬
ern Railroad and worth at one time a amillion amlllton amillion
million dollars came to today to Gustave GustaveFrellson GustaveFrellson GustaveFreilson
Frellson of or the Associated AMMIe Charities and andapplied andapplltd andapplied
applied for admission to the 11 Milwaukee Milwaukeecounty iUlwllukeocount Milwaukeecounty
county count poorbouse poorbouseI
I have como to you 00 Mr Frollson Frollsonho Frensonho Frolisonhe
ho said an a ordinary pauper to ask for foradmission toradml foradmaio
admission adml admaio crion to
your poorhouse and I sup suppose suppoee suppose ¬
pose you oU will 111 ask
me m what brought me meto meto meto
to these th straits straitsH straitsHe traltLHe
H He then told of his hl failure in business businessof bushM5at businessof
of his losses in first ono direction and andanother aooanother andanother
another until Anally he b was left entirely ontlroiypenniless ontJrelpponnlle entirelyponnilees
penniless ponnlle s He has ha two daughters daagll ers both bothof bothor bothof
of thorn married to wealthy Vr tby men but butneJthar butneither
neither of them replied to his reoasst r Mt for forald furald foraid
ald aldBRYAN aldBRYAN aidBRYAN
BRYAN REPLIES TO CHARGESNebraskan CHARGES CHARGESNebraskan CHARGESNebraskan
Nebraskan Denies Allegations Made Madein Madein Madein
in the New York World WorldSnyn W WorldSays orId orIdSa
Says Sa If Mr Ryan Contributed
to Ilia IliaCampaign IU IUCnmpnlJn I ICampaign
Campaign lie Will VIIl Pay PayBack PnyDnclc Payflacic
Back the Money
Lincoln Nebr Juno 4 4William William Jen Jennings Jennings Jennings ¬
nings Bryan tonight gave out a state statement IlCatement siatemeat ¬
ment in answer to the allegations of the
Now No York World It says saysI asI yg ygI
I have Just read the Worlds story stoI stoIcharglng
charging chargingFirst charglngF1rstThllt
First F1rstThllt That my brotherinlaw Mr
Allen chairman of the Democratic State Statecommittee Stntocommlttoe
committee had a conference with Mr
Shoehan in 1104 in regard to campaign mpalgn
fund fundSecond fundSecondThat
Second SooondThat That Mr Sheehan as Mr
Ryans attorney attorn e secured from Mr Ryan
30000 2Ok Oooo for the Nebraska campaign campaignThird campaignThIrdThat
Third ThIrdThat That Mr Ryan made the con ¬
tribution trIbution to secure my m open and unquall ¬
fied support IUPl > Ort of Judge Parker ParkerFourth ParkerFourthThat
Fourth FourthThat That to
conceal the
source of otI
I tHe contribution Mr Ryan gave the thochecks thechocks
I checks to Mr Sheehan and that Mr
Sheehan gave his chocks to Mr Allen
Chairman Allen and Mr Ir Dahlman
tho Nebraska obrD8ka mombor of the Democratic
National Committee have already seen
tho Worlds Vorl s charges and stated that tho thoani theonly
only ani money received
came from tho na ¬
tional committee committeeMr committeeMr
Mr Allen says IMS ys that he never n VQr saw sawolthor saweither sawoithor
either Mr Sheehan or Mr Ryan and I
havo no reason to disbelieve his word If Itofr
Mr ofr Ryan contributed to tho Nebraska Nebraskacampaign NebraskacampaIgn Nebraskacampaign
campaign it was not with
my knowledge knowledgeor I IOr
or consent consentMr conllenLMr consentMr
Mr Bryan also says B S ho will pay back backany backany backany
any sum Mr Ryan gave In aid of his
Nebraska campaign campaignDELEGATES campaignDELEGATES campaignDELEGATES
DELEGATES NOT INSTRUCTED
King 1 < lng
William and Floyd Counties CountiesSelect CountiesSelect
Select Men for Roanokc RoanokcHrcftl JtonnokeH itonnokeSpeeiid
Hrcftl H to The WaAlngton HenJd HenJdKing < 1 1KIng
King William Court House Va Juno
4 4A A moss meeting of the Democratic
voters of King William County Count was held holdoday
today t for tho
purpose of electing dele delegates delegates ¬
gates to the State convention convention In Roan Ronnoke
oke o ke next week eek The delegates d legntes will go to tq t
Roanoke
uninstructed as to Presidential Presidentialcandidates PrOllidontlolcandidates
candidates Tho meeting gave a a rousing
vote against tho primary system systemFloyd BstemFloyd systemFloyd
Floyd Va June 4 4The The Democrats of
Floyd County Count In convention today elect ¬
ed o d delegates to Roanoke The delegates
were not instructed on Presidential
ques ¬
tions t ions
Hammond to Enter Race RaceNew RneeNew RaceNew
New York June 4 IJohn John Hays Ham Hammond IInmmond ¬
mond said today that he seriously
meant to make an aggressive fight at
Chicago for tho Republican nomination
for the Vice Presidency John C Mont Montgomery lfontgomory ¬
gomory who Is associated In business
with Mr Hammond and Charlos W
Truslow his lawyer who are to man ¬
age Mr Hammonds campaign will
go
to Chicago tomorrow to opon head ¬
quarters on Saturday SaturdayBaltimore SaturdAYBnltlmore SaturdayBaltimore
Baltimore fc Ohio R R
n 1 to Harpers Ferry Ferr Halltown Excursion Charles
town Summit Point Wavlosville at06llIe and
Winchester and return Sunday
June 7
Special train leaves leao Union
Station 8 a m mSafety mSulcty mSafety
Safety for Your Silverware
During your our absence from town is Insured
by placing same In the special silver
vaults at Union Trust Co 1ith and H 8ts
Very reasonable rates rat
D A RIILL R RSHILLTO WILL BORROW BORROWTO BORROWTO
TO FINISH ITS HOMEBonds HOME HOMEEonds HOIIEBonds
Bonds for 200000 to Be Bee Beegotiateci Ne Negotiated N e egotiated ¬
gotiated Next Week WeekWILL WeekWILL WeekWILL
WILL THEN SIGN THE PAPERS PAPEKSSir PAPERSMrs
Sir Mrs Donald DonnJellUclt 3IcIcan nn President Gen General Genernl lencml ¬
eral of National ntlonnl Organization of ofPatriotic oClntdotlq ofPatriotic
Patriotic lntdotlq AVomen Tumen Will lInlInt Pnt Her HerSignature HerSlgnnture HerS1gnntuie
Signature Slgnnture to InNrrnmfent InHtrR1Utmt Which WhichBrliiRn Whf Vb h hDrhlltll lrBrings
Brings Dream Itcar cnr Roalization RoalizationTonyear HonllzntlonTOllyear liunlizatlonTenyear
Tonyear bonds to the amount of HGMN HGMNwill 2pIMwnt 2pIM
will be placed Monday by the Daughters Daughtersof Dauhtenof I
of the American Revolution with Charles CharlesJ
J Bell president of the American IDfttean Securi Security Securlt Securtty ¬
ty t and Trust Company of Washington Washingtonfor YuhlngtOnter
for the purpose of o completing < < Continent ContinentHall ContiDeDtaBan ContInentnHall
Hall the handsome ban ome home of o the Daugh Daughters Dauptor Daughterm ¬
term tor in Seventeenth street treet this th city cityMrs city11I cityMrs
Mrs 11I Donald McLean president general genera generanf era eraof
of nf tbe th IIOClety eeIsty and M1 U E1babetlt F
Pierce secretary general will 111 sign the thenecessary then theocsry
necessary n I papers for the U Daughters Dauh on onMonday OftlIonday onMonday
Monday morning morningThe morningThe rnl rnlThe
The bonds DoDd wlllbe issued for ten years yearsat year yearat yearsat5percent
at at5percent 5 per cent cent but it i issald said to be the theta thetateutlon In Intention InteftUon ¬
tention of the Daughters to take up upS uppar
25 per cent of the principal each ch year yearWork Yeaiork yearWork
Work ork will commence on tho building as assoon asoon S Ssoon
soon s oon as the papers perl are fixed up The Thecontractors TIMcontractorl Thecontractors
contractors and architects have promised promisedto romI8ed i ito
to t o have the building completed in every cel3detnll everydetail
detail by the time the next congress congre of ofthe ortbe ofhe
the t he society IOClet convenes which will be some sometime lOmetlnau sometime ¬
time in April Aprilhopes 1901 1901HopcM DOlI10peH
hopes to Finish the tlt hail IlnllIt n hailit 1l 1lIt
It is i said that Mrs McLean M Loan aspired to tobut tobut tobut
but one thing after she became ame the president prosldent presi prosident ¬
dent general of the
society and that was wasto wusto wasto
to s 8e e tho completion of the building dur during durIng durng ¬
ing i ng her administration and from all Indi Indications IndlcaUons mdientions ¬
cations her wish will be gratified gratifiedUntil graUt1edUntil gratifiedUntil
Until the last session of the Daughters Daughterswhon Daughterswhon DaughtersWIiO
whon WIiO tho question qUe Uon of raising money to tocomplete tocomploto tocomplete
complete the building was broached a ma majority majority majority ¬
jority of the members voted against such suchmeasures suchmeasures suchmeasures
measures preferring they said to build builda
a 0 little at a time and pay pti for it with withmoney withmono I Imoney
money mono already on hand Iand rather than thanmortgage thnnmortgago tharmortgage
mortgage their property and run chances chancesof chancerof
of losing It by b failure to meet tho interest interestand interostnnd Interestand
and principal of tho bonds whon due dueThis duoThis dunThis
This was overcome at tho seventeenth seventeenthcongress seventeonthcongross seventoontlcongress
congress through tho efforts of Mrs Me McLean c cLean j I
Lean the president general of tho so society 50clet socicty ¬
ciety clet and Mrs
Mary S Lockwood one oneof anaor on I Iof
of tho organizers of the Daughters DaughtersIn
In tho early 68rl part of tho last session sessionhold sessIonhold sessionhold
hold In Washington In April Ip rll this yoar
Mrs McLean put her proposition of float float1nr
Ing Inn bonds to raise the money h before 14 the >
society ana oeiore the meeting n had ad
journcd j ourned somo local broker sent informa ¬
tion t ion to the president general that he hewould hewould
would furnish tho necessary nocessaI money at 5 5per 5per
per p er cent After a heated discussion dls < usslon the thequestion thequestion
question of bonding the building was put puto
to t o a vote ote and was carried there being
but h ut a few dissenting votes The building
at present Is free from Incumbrances IncumbrancesIlaHcil IncumbrancesIInNee ineumbranceslinHed
IlaHcil on Official EllthuateDuring EstimateDuring Estimate EndmatcDuring
During the discussion of the he question questionthe questionthe
the t he treasurer general of the society socJet was wascalled wasalled as ascallcd
called c upon by the president pro ldent general to
furnish f figures of what
It would cost to tocomplete tocomplete toomplete
complete c tho building and what amount amountwas amountwas amountwas
was was then in tho societys coffers The Thereport Thereport Thereport
report showed that the architect who whodrew whodrew whodrew
drew the plans of the
building and andsuper andsuperntended super superintonded superIntonded
intonded i its erection estimated that
the thocost thecost tueost
cost c ost of completion for both the exterior exteriorand exteriorand exteriorand
and Interior would be 200000 OOOOOliOOOOfor OOOOOliOOOO J170000
for the building bulldln proper and J eOoo OQO for the thenterior
Interior i Tho report also showed that
90000 was as already In the treasury for
bullUng bull lng purposes This amount the pres ¬
ident i general suggested keeping on hand
for the purpose of meeting the first ob ¬
ligation l which would amount to about
60000 Of this amount 50000 would be
the 25 per cont of the principal and the
10000 the interest on the full amount of
the loan for tho first year yearSociety yearSoclet yearSociety
Society Soclet IM I Quite Prosperous ProsperousIn ProllperouIn
In addition to the 90000 In tho building
fund the society has several hundred hundredthousand hundredthousand
thousand dollars invested in railroad
bonds bondsMrs bondsMrs bondsMrs
Mrs McLean stated at the last congress congressthat COngressthat COngressthat
that with the revenue coming in as it
does from tho many sources it would
be but little trouble for the Daughters
to t to finish the building in a year oor and bo I
Well able to pay for it In ten i
GOV JOHNSON IN CHICAGO CHICAGOHellevc OHICAGOI1ellee CHICAGOBellese
Hellevc Denver Convention Will Ill Be Bea Dcn Bea
a Deliberative Body BodyChicago Dod DodChicago BodyChicago
Chicago June 4 4Governor Governor John A AJohnson AJOhMOft AJohnson
Johnson of Minnesota lIDne o reached Chicago Chicagotoday Chicagotod Chicagotoday
today tod and appeared at his headquarters headquartersin
in the Grand Pacific Pact e HoteL Tonlght be hedelivered bedelivered bedelivered
delivered the commencement address adan at atthe atthe atthe
the Armour rmotll Institute As to political con oondUkm concHtlona eonditloiss
cHtlona dUkm be said saidSo 8aJ4So saidSo
So far as I am an concerned personally personallyI
I stand IItan where I have ha been I believe the theDenver theDe theDenver
Denver De convention will b be a deUbemtlve deUbemtlvebody dellben dtbet1vebody tle tlebody
body and that no one has wi a sufiictent sufiictentnumber JN suilicloatnumber ldent ldentRuwor
number of delegates assured to nominate nominateI
1 am a candidate and will be ready to toaccept toaecept toaccept
accept a nomination should the conven convention con contton conventics ¬
tics in its I wisdom wl clom deem me the availa available avaDaWe avaikhi ¬
ble hi man I regard the coaOttloas oacllt as fa favorable fawra1t Iarernbie ¬
vorable t to t Democratic success ueee l If the light lightsort rIkt rIktsort i isort
sort of platform te made cI4t auCthe a r the sfsfct sfsfctsort JtPtIt Isl Islsort
sort It of candidate naroto narotoBUUes nlUlt namtdStaten < d dStat
Stat Staten Ilka ilk New York New Jersey and andConnecticut a1 a1Connecticut 1
Connecticut have declared tleelarll < < l In favor of ofmaking ofmaklnc olmaking
making the Denver convention a delib deliberative deJlberat1Ye deliberative ¬
erative body bod Nothing In recent develop developments developmflntJI developnmcnto ¬
ments has ba changed my stand I am still stillin tlJI tlJIIn I Iin
in the race raceOLDEST raceOLDEST
OLDEST FAMILY IN AMERICA AMERICAiTiree AMERICA1hree AMERICAihree L
iTiree Sisters and One Brother All
Past the Century Mark MarkMr MarkJlrtl MarkMrs
Mr Mrs Anna Holton Aged Jetl 104 to toYIKIt
Visit Her Sinter Mm Eliza EUzullHon ElizaWilson
I Wilson llHon Aged Age 110 HOKokomo 110Kokomo 110Kokomo
Kokomo Ind June 4 4Mrs Mrs lr Anna nna B Del BoItCNl Delton I Itftn
ton aged m 1 1 is to pay a visit to her son sonHiram Son SonBIrAm osi osiHiram
Hiram Boiton of this city tomorrow tomorrowShe tomorrowShe tomorrowShe
She will 111 come unattended and will stay stayseveral sta sta80eral stayseveral
several days Leaving here she will 111 go goto goto goto
to Ford Kans to visit Jslt her sister Mrs MrsEliza MrsEliza MrsEUze
Eliza Wilson lIson 111 years ears old oldHiram oldBiram oldHiram
Hiram Boiton bellows that in point of oflongevity orJongevit oflongevity
longevity his mother and sisters have havethe haetho havethe
the worlds record There are three sis sisters slllters sisterm ¬
ters and one brother all past the cen century century ecutury ¬
tury mark They The are Mrs 1II Ella Wit Wilson 111son Witson ¬
son Ford Kans aged 116 Mrs Irs Nancy NancyRidenhour NancyRidenhour aney aneyRidenhour
Ridenhour Brownsburg Ind aged 106 106Mrs 100Mrs
Mrs Anna Boiton Alexandria lad aged agedIfrt agedlOt
lOt 0 James Cox Quincy Ill aged 101 lOiMrs 101Mrs 101Mrs
Mrs Boiton and Mr Ir Cox are twins twinsand twinsand twinsand
and lay Ja claim Co 0 tho record as the oldest oldesttwins old oldesttwins st sttwins
twins in America AmericaBID AmericoBID AmericaBID
BID FOR HUGE BAIL ORDER ORDERSteel ORDERSteel ORDERSteel
Steel Tru Trust t May hl IIty Cut Prlce J rlee to Get GetContract GetContrnet Gc I IContract I
Contract for 1OOOOOOOO Tons TonsPlttsburg Ton TonsPittsburg
Plttsburg June 4 4Carnegie Carnegie Steel off officials omCIAl offdale ¬
dale CIAl will not discuss dl culS tho 100000000ton 100000000tonrail 100000OOOtonrail I Irail
rail order which Russia desires to place placeas placeas
as the business of bidding therefor will willbo willbe wi wibe 1
be with tho export department of the theUnited theUnited th I IUnited
United States Steel Corporation CorporationStool CorporationSteal CorporationSteel
Stool men believe that sharp competi ¬
tion will result In an extremely low price pricepossibly pricepossibly priceossibly
possibly p 5S S to no 10 below the present sched schedule schedulo schedb ¬
ule n b for delivery deUer In this country coun Friends Friendsof Friendsf
of o f the Carnegie company officials say S that thatthere thatthoro thathere
there t is no doublblds are being made on ontho ontho onhe
tho t he 100000000 tons tonsDEAN tonsDEAN tonsDEANKENT
DEAN DEANKENT KENT IS DISMISSED DISMISSEDOpponent DISMISSEDOlJponent DISMISSEDOpponent
Opponent of Chancellor Day LOIJ LosesPosition Loses LosesPosition < < s sPOtlltlon
Position In Syracuse University UniversitySyracure UnlverUySyracur UniversitySyracure
Syracure e N Y F June 4 iThe The trustees trusteesof trusteesor trusteesr
of o r Syracuse University by a n resolution resolutionunanimously rosolutlonunanimously resolutionunanimously
unanimously passed today dismissed dismissedDean dismissedDean dismissedDean
Dean William Kent of the Lyman C CSmith CSmith CSmith
Smith College of Applied Science and andaccepted nndaccepted andflCCepted
accepted the resignation of Prof Forest ForestE ForestE
E Cardullo of the same college collegeDean collegcDean collegeDean
Dean Kent has had a a bitter contro controversy controversy controversy ¬
versy with Chancellor James R Day Da and andProf andProto andProf
Prof Cardullo supported him The dean deanwas deanwas L Lsas
was sas requested two months ago by the thetrustees thetrustees thcrustees
trustees t to resign He refused to do doso doso dco
so s o and the war between him and the thechancellor thechancellor I Ichancellor
chancellor continued The trustees ap appointed appointed appointed ¬
pointed George H Shepard a professor professorIn professorn
In i n the college as acting dean dean1i deani
i 121 to Baltimore and Return
Saturdays and Sundays via ia Pennsylvania I
Railroad Tickets good returning until I
Sunday night All regular trains except
the Congressional Limited LimitedSummer LimitedSummer LimitedSummer
Summer Tourist Rntcs Rntc via in Baltimore Baltimoreand Dnltlmorennd t tand
and Ohio
On sale dolly daB to Jersey Seashore Re ¬
sorts Adirondack Mountains Northern
New York New England Canadian Prov ¬
inces Nova Scotia Allegheny Mountain
Resorts also to many Western points
If contemplating a rail or water tour for a
pleasure or recreation consult agents at a t
1417 G at or 619 Pa ac They will be bi S
iclpful clpful to you
BUT LITTLE HOPE HOPEFOROHPBELIONT HOPEFOR HOPEFOR
FOROHPBELIONT FOROHPBELIONTPhysicians FOR O 01 H HP HPPhysicians P BELMONT BELMONTPllj1siciallS
Physicians Say Millionaire MillionaireMay MillionaireM MillionaireMay
May M aj1 Never Recover EecoverA
A VICTIM OF APPENDICITIS APPENDICITISOperation APFENDICITISOperntlon APPENDICITISOperation
Operation Successfully Succesllfull Performed Performedbut Performcdhut p pbut
but Surgeons Snr eoJl Say SU Septic Polwonlnff Polwonlnffi PoisonlnnflL7I
i Jlnji In get ttt t In inI1usbnui1 IIniibandk lu 1Jnl1i jgtf g pcmer pcmerair 9 mer merJlrH
air Mrs IV t K I Vnnderbllr vnnderijiltYis nndcrldlt J Graduate Graduateof Graduateof i
of AnnnnollN nu IOIIH and andNew d exCongrexumnn exCongrexumnnNew
New York June 4 4oUver Oliver H P Belmont Belmont Bel Betmoat ¬
mont who was taken Hi with Ith appendicitis appendicitison appeadlc1tIon
on Monday Monda at his hl country place Broack Broackholt Broackholt
holt Villa at Hempstead Hemp tMd L L but butphysicians whose whosephysicians hose hosepbyatclan I
physicians thought thou bt he might m ht escape an anoperation anoperaUOn ar aroperation
operation grew w worse OIM this forenoon forenoonDr forellOOnDr foreaooaDr
Dr Andrew J McCosh lfcCo h who had been
with him during the night summoned Dr DrWilliam DrWIltIam DrWillIam
William T Bull Dr Bull arrived about aboutnoon aboutnoon
noon and JId decided that an immediate
op operation oper oporation ¬
oration er Uon was w imperative Dr Btiil
par parformed pvtormed perormed
j formed f the operation assisted tld by b Dr MC MCCosh lI lICOIIb Mq MqGosh
j Gosh and Dr Lankan of Nassau Hos Hospital HosphaI Hospital
pital at Mineoia MineoiaDr MlneolaDr MinoolaDr
Dr Bali found that septic poisoning had hadset hadset hads
set s in and held out little hope for the
pa patients patients patients ¬
tients recovery recoveryMr recovuryMr recoveryMr
Mr Belmont rallied for an hour or so soafter soafter soafter
after tho operation but in the th middle of ofthe otthe ofthe
the afternoon began to sink and his phy physicians physIcIaM pitysicisna ¬
sicians did not believe ha could survive survivethe sunhethe survivethe
the night nightMr nl nightMt bt btilr
Mr Belmont elmont is the youngest son of ofthe otUe ofthe
the late August Belmont and
was born bornin bornIn I IIn
in November 1S8S 1S 1S6 in the old Bolmont Bolmontresidence Bolmontre Belmontresidence
residence re klenee In this city clt He is a e grandson grandsonof
of Commodore Matthew Galbraith Perry Perrywho Perrynegotiated
who negotiated tho treaty between betw en the theUnited theUnited th I IUnited
United States and Japan
and
who was a abrother abrothor a abrother
brother of Oliver Hazard Perry POIT the hero heroof I Iof i ior
of Lake Erie ErieXnmcd ErieXnmed ErieNamed
Named After Erie Hero HeroMr IIeroMr HeroMr
Mr Belmont was named for the latter latterHe lattorHe latterHe
He went to school In
Now York and was wasthei wasthe wasthot
thei the sent abroad to study stud his fatnora fatnoraintention iatursIntention iatzzr I Iintention
intention being to lit him as a banker bankerHo bankerHo
Ho was 8S clerk in a Broadway BrOlldwB bank for fortwo fortwo fortwo
two years elS and then decided that ho howanted howanted be I Iwanted
wanted to go to Annapolis AnnapolisAdmiral AnnapolisAdmlrftl AnnapolisAdmiral
Admiral Christopher Raymond Perry PerI PerIRodgers
Rodgers a relative of his was superin superintendent superintendent superlntendent ¬
tendent of tho Naval Academy at the thetime thotime I Itime
time and his father
obtained a cadetship I Ifor
for him He was graduated in ISSO one
of his classmates Doing Lewis Nixon He Heserved Hesorved Heserved
I served for two years oars as ensign and then thenentered thenentered
entered his fathers banking firm from fromwhich fromwhich
which he retired several years ears afterward
Soon alter his marriage to Mrs Van
derbllt Mr Belmont had political aspira aspirations aspirations aspiratlons ¬
tions and Interested Richard Croker In
his ambition In the fall of 1000 ho was wasnominated wasnominated
nominated for Congress in the Thirteenth
district He was elected by a majority of ofabout atabout
about 4000 over William I L Willcox and andserved andsened andserved
served until 1903 1903Mr 1900Mr 100 100Mr
Mr Belmont was as married to Sarah
Whiting daughter of Augustus Whiting
in 1883 They went to Europe on their theirwedding tholrwe theirwedding
wedding we < 1 1lng trip but disagreed dl greed and Mrs
Belmont obtained a divorce In 1SS6 1SS6Daughter lSS6Daugbtcr 1856Daughter
Daughter Killed l llled by Gas GasShortly GnllShorty
Shortly after she got her divorce a
daughter named Ida was born This Thisdaughter This Thisdnughter Thisdaughtor
daughter who took the name of Rives Riveswhen Rieswhen Riveswhen
when nor her mother married former Corpora Corporation Corporation Corporation ¬
tion Counsel George L Rives was
mar married married marned ¬
ried to to William P Burden in April 1907 1907She 1907She IDOLShe
She was accidentally killed
by gas on onFebruary onFebruary onFebruary
February 21 21last 21lastMr last lastMr lastMr
Mr Belmont was a guest of Mr and andMrs andMrs andMrs
Mrs W V 1C K Vanderbilt on the yacht yachtValiant yachtValiant yachtValiant
Valiant when Mr Vanderbilt suddenly suddenlyleft BUddonJylert suddenlyleft
left the party at Nlco and wont to Paris ParisMrs ParisMrs ParisMrs
Mrs Vanderbilt obtained a divorce In InMarch InlInrch inMarch
March 1895 and was married to Mr Bel BelmonUon B J Jmonton lmOnton
monton January 11 1896 She was Alvah AlvahE
E Smith lOr of Mobile whdse wh se sister Mimi MImlmarried llJmlmarried Mimimarried
married Ferdinand Yznaga znaga and later laterWilliam laterWilliam laterWilliam
William G Tiffany She Is the mother motherof moth motherof or orot
of William 1C IC Vanderbilt Jr the Duch Duchess Duchass Duchass ¬
ass of Marlborough and Harold S Van Vanderbllt Vanderbl1t Vanderbilt ¬
derbllt derblltMr derbl1tMr derbiltMr
Mr Belmont Inherited 4000000 when
his father dlod dlodSpecial dlodSpedl1lCommencemcnt diedSpeclnlComincnccnrcnt
Special Spedl1lCommencemcnt Commencement Bouquets SI 1
Blacklatone lith and H ata 113 T
E DIE IN TROLLEY CRASH OKASHTwenty ORASHTwent CRASHTwenty
Twenty Twent Others Injured When Train TrainHits Trainnus Trainhits
Hits Illinois Traction Car CarJollst OnrJoUet CarJoliet
Joliet 111 June 4 4Threo Three persons wore werekilled worekJ1l worek11ied
killed kJ1l Instantly and twenty were se seriously 8e 8eriously t trlously ¬
riously injured some fatally in a crash crashbetween craSbbetween crashbetween
between an eastbound Elgin Toilet and andEastern andEastern andEastern
Eastern freight train and an Aurora oar oarof oari oarof
i of the Jollot and Southern Traction Com Company Company Cornpony ¬
pany tonight tonightMRS tonighLMRS tonightMRS
MRS LEAVITT A DELEGATE DELEGATEIlrrana DELEGATEDrnna DELEGATEBryans
Ilrrana Daughter Will Vfll Attend 0010 Colorado 0010rndo 0010rado ¬
rado Democratic Gathering GatheringDenver GnthcrlngDenver GatheringDenver
Denver June 4 4MrL Mrs Ruth Bryan BryanLoavitt BryanLoavltt BryanLoavitt
Loavitt daughter of William J Bryan Bryanwas Bryanas Bryanwas
was as today named as delegateatlargo delegateatlargoto
to the State Democratic convention to tobo tobe tobe
be hold at Glenwood Springs June 16 IiIrs 1 1Mrs I IMrs
Mrs Irs Leavitt heads the delegation from fromDenver tromDenver fromDenver
Denver County Mrs Irs Leavitt was named namedby namadby namedby
by the Denver County convention which whichwhile whIchwhile whichwhile
while It Indorsed Indors the candidacy of her herfather herfathor hexfather
father did not instruct for him himACQUITTED himACQUITTED himACQUITTED
ACQUITTED MAN LYNCHED LYNCHEDCrond LYNCHEDCrowd
Crowd Riddles Body Dod of Negro with withDullets wttl wttlBullets vlthBulletin I
Bulletin Sear Shreveport ShrcveportShreveport SbrceportShreveport ShreveportShreveport
Shreveport La June 4 tAfter After being belnfffound beingfound bein
found not guilty by a a jury upon the thecharge thecharge th thcharge S
charge of murdering Mrs ills Lottie Bond Bondand Bondand Boncand
and baby Bird Cooper a 8 negro was waslynched wasIynchedat
lynched Iynchedat at Homer east of o here last lastnight lastnight lastnight t
night by b a crowd his body being rid riddled riddled ridfiled ¬
dled with bullets bullotsHen bulletsEon bulletsFon
Hen Bankman white and codefend codefendant eoderendant codefendant ¬
ant with the negro was not molested molestedThe molestedTho
The crime for which bleh the negro and andwhite andwklte ani 1
white man were Jointly tried occurred occurredmore ooourredmore oocurrei oocurreimore 1
more than a year o r ago agoCARDINAL agoCARDINAL
CARDINAL VISITS WEST POINT POINTIrlsli POINTIrish POINTIrfah I
Irish Prelate Witnesses Grand Re Revlciv ReIew Review
view Iew of Corps of Cadet CndctWest Cadetoit
West oit Point N Y June 4 4Among Among the thevisitors tholsttors tie S 3
visitors lsttors to West W GIlt Point today was as Cardi Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal L ¬
nal Logue accompanied by Archbishop ArchbishopParley Arobbisho ArchbishopFarl p
Parley Farl lord bishop of Ctoyne Ireland Irelandand IrelandIUId Irolaxecand I pI
and Mgrs McCready tlcCread and Hayes ofj ot otNow c cNow f
Now York for whom hom there was a grand grandreview gran granrdV4t i
review rdV4t oC c the Iii corp flr1 of O cadeta
His eminence was entertained eDterta od at lunch luncheon luncheon luncheon ¬
eon by b Mgr > > gr OKieff Among those thosepresent thosepresent thosepresent
present at the luncheon were Gen S B BM BYoung 5 5M
M Young Col Co Hugh L Scott CoL CoLHowze CotHoH ColHowe
Howe cor Larned Senator Bulkefey BulkeleyRepfetifl BulkelsyRopresentativea
Representatives Repfetifl tat1ves Capron and Chancy Chue Col ColHlgginson ColHI 001HigginaOn
Hlgginson HI sgtuon ot Boston Bo ton Col Ffceoeser FfceoeserCapt PebeerCapt ebr ebrCapt
Capt OAhoarn and Mgrs Layette and asdBurbolJ andBurbell andBurbeil
BurbeilWhile BurbolJ BurbolJWhile I
While at Highland Fall Fhls all the oWl oWldren c chilldron U Udren
dren end members of the parish IJIU1 h were wareaddressed werea wereaddressed
addressed a dreMed by the cardinal and given his hisblessing hJableulng hisblessing
blessing blessingA
A final tribute to Cardinal Logue LoguePrimate LoguePrlmato LoguePrimate
Primate of Ireland was paid by repre representative relXtsentaUvo ropresentativo ¬
sentative Catholic resident re l lents of o this city cHyat cttyat cityat
at a a dinner tonight at the t e Metropolitan MetropolitanClub lfetropolltanClub MetropolitanClub
Club ClubCardinal ClubCardinal ClubCardinal
Cardinal Logue expressed gratitude for forthe torthe forthe
the reception accorded a rdcd him in this thl coun country country country ¬
try not only onl by th the Catholics but by all allclasses alleJa altclasses
classes eJa e and religion Archbishop Farley Farltt Farltttold
told how grateful he was for the th support supportgiven supportEheli
given 1 en to him lmJn in making the centenarycelaDratton centenarycefobrat4tJn centenary CSMOIeaZYceiebrat4bxi
celaDratton 841 stiMt a afgaal gaal saeease The Thecardinal TIlecadtnal Thecardinal
cardinal sails 8 s Saturday morning morningGOES JIIOratagGOES morning9GOES
GOES 15000 1 JOOO MILES is TO TOBaltimore TO TOBaltimore WEDBaltimore
Baltimore Girl Beoomes Bride of ofSailor ofSailor ofSailor
Sailor in Hongkong
Parent n Hear of Marriage of GIrl GIrlWhose Glrlhollc GirlWhose I
Whose hollc Fiance Commands CommandsGunboat OommantbGunlJoat CommandsGunboat
Gunboat Samar
Sfxxhl Sre to The WiM Wawp Wa ieisa M UttsJd UttsJdBaltimore UenNBaltImore IiscsldBaltimore
Baltimore Md June 4 4Mr Mr and Mrs MrsNicholas MrsNIehoIa MrsNICbOisS
Nicholas Martin arUn Matthews 1Iatthe oC 3112 111 Eutaw Eutawplace Eutawplace Eutawplace
place whose daughter Miss M Nellie e1lle Mont Montgomery MontlIatthews Montgomery ¬
gomery Matthews left this th city a short shorttime shortUme shorttime
time ago on a I Journey of ljBOd miles for forthe forthe forthe
the purpose of becoming the bride of ofSmrign oCl ofns1gn
Smrign l n ns1gn I Reed Marquette Fawell of IAn Linc IAnc Liiicln
c cln in Nebr who is in command of the theUgited theU theUited
Ugited U lted States gunboat Samar stationed stationedat stationedatt
at att Hongkong China Chine received a cable cablegram caWem cabinrehn ¬
gram rehn m from their daughter late 18 Wednes Wednesday WtdDe8day Wednesday ¬
day night stating that the ceremony had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been performed at Hongkong HOD iIOft that morn morning motnIng mornlug ¬
ing ingThe
The couple met at a Naval Academy Academ Academhop
hop They Tho wore wee engaged four years r dur during darIng durlug ¬
ing which time the prospective groom groomwas IrOOmwis groomnks
was wis constantly constantl ordered farther east oastMiss eastMls t I IoU8S
Miss Mls oU8S Matthews personally pe ly saw President PresidentRoosevelt PreeldentROOeelt PresidentRoosevelt
Roosevelt and made a a vain yat plea that her herfiance herdance er erfiance
fiance be ordered to the United States StatesFinally StatesFinally StatesFinally
Finally she decided to go from Bait Baltimore BaJtlmore Baitmore ¬
more to Hongkong and be married marriedGRANT marrIedGRANT marriedGRANT
GRANT FAILED TO GET PLACE PLACERecords PLACERecords PLACERecords
Records Show Sho that Union LeaclerWas LeaclerWasUnnnccesNfnl LentlernllUntlueccflHtul I IUnsuccessful
UnnnccesNfnl Applicant in ISm 1550St ISmSt
St St Louis June 4 4A A document has been beenfound beenfound I
found in the office of City Register Regan Reganwhich Reganwhleh Regiswhich L
which shows that Gen U S Grant in inISO InlSSO Ir I
ISO applied to the oity of St St Louts for forposition a aposition aposition L IL
position as county engineer engineerThat engineerThot engineerThat
That he did not get et the ptaso peo is shown shownby shownb L Lby
by b the absence of o his name from the
county count roster ot tl tlThe that date dateThe
The paper was discovered by a deputy deputycity deput deputcity
city c ity register while searching for an old oldcounty oldcount oldounty
county count c document documentIt
It was unmarked except by b a pencil pencilnote pencilnote pencilote
note n ote on the back stating that it was the theapplication t theapplication e eappJlcaUon
application of U S Grant Grant H 18 It was wasa wua
a recommendation written by b I J I Rey Reynolds ReynoJds ¬
nolds n olds a West Point graduate and chum chumof chumof chumf
of o f Grant Reynolds was then th n professor proCe eor of ofengineering orengineering
engineering e and mechanics at t Washington
University UniversityFIFTYTWO UnlvorsltyFIFTYTWO
FIFTYTWO PERSONS HELD HELDMontenegro 1IEL
I IUontenegro
Montenegro Authorities Try Tr 3Inny 3Innyfor Jlnn JlnnfOr tny tnyfor
for Bomb Revolution RevolutionCattlgona ReolutlonCattlgona
Cattlgona Montenegro Juno 4 IAt At yes yesterdays 95 ¬
terdays t trial
fiftytwo persons
were werecharged werecharged wereharged
charged c with conspiring to overthrow overthro the theexisting theexisting theexisting
existing rule In Montenegro by b means of
bomb outrages outragesOno outragesOne outragesOne
One of tho witnesses a Rosonlan Ro elIan jour journalist journ111st ¬
nalist n111st and a university student named
Mastlnlee declared that the bombs bombsseized bombsseized bombsseized
seized by the authorities were to have
been used undor the orders of o George Georgecrown Georgecrown Georgecrown
crown prince of Servia against the
Montenegrin government and had been beenmanufactured beenmnnutactured beenmanufactured
manufactured by Servian artillery rUlJeI officers officersat omcersat officersat
at the arsenal at Kraguyevatz KraguyevatzTho I KraguyevatzThe ragueatz ragueatzThe
The Servian minister at t Cattinje do declares doclares dodares ¬
clares dares that the alleged revolutions render
his stay in Montenegro impossible Impo slble and
ho is awaiting his governments instruc ¬
tions A complete rupture of relations
between Servia and Montenegro is highly
probable probablel2
51 125 l2 21 Sunday SuntlaYDlu SundnyIllucmont Bluemont 1I10nt and Return
Leave Washington 9 and 915 am So Ry RyBaltimore RyDnltlmore RyBaltimore
Baltimore and Return si siBaltimore 125 12 12DuUhnore
Baltimore Ohio R R IL1
Every Saturday and Sund Sunday All trains train
I
both ways W8 8 both days except Royal ROIl1 Lim ¬
ited City offices 1417 G st 81 and 613 6I Pa
TAfT IS VS1 ILLIECONTESTS AlliESGONTfST5 AlliES ALUESCONTESTSARE
CONTESTS CONTESTSARE it ON ONOpponents ONOpponents ONOpponents
Opponents of Secretary Not Notlully NotFully NotFully
Fully Organized OrganizedOEANB OrganizedCRANE OrganizedCRANE
CRANE TO BE LEADER LEADERForakers LEADERForakers LEADERForakers
Forakers Entrance Into Arena ArenaBeneficial ArenaBeneficial ArenaBeneficial
Beneficial to Combine CombineShould CombineShould CombineShould
Should Taft Be Chosen Generalise Generaliselief General2lel1ef GeneralBelid
lief lid Is I that Fairbanks Will BeIVamed BetNnmed Be Doiamed >
IVamed for second Place PJaceNatlonnl PJaceNatlonnlOommlttee PlaceNationalCommittee National NationalCommittee
Committee Will Sit Eight BonN BonND otua otuaDay a aDay
Day D Including Sunday Until tho thoConvention thoOonTentlon thoConvention
Convention Opens Oen Opens5 on 0 Juno1o Juno1oSiIccW Jane JL9 JL9Special 8 8Sedil
Special to t The Washington Herald HeraldChicago Eers1dChicago BemIChicago
Chicago IlL 111 June 4 4The The hattie be between betwoon betweon ¬
tween the Taft and antiTaft forces is isfairly btairly Isfairly
fairly on Tomorrow the Republican Na National National National
tional Committee a will begin hearing the thecontests thecontests thecontests
contests and an tho contest mill Xn1I1Is la expected expectedto expectedto
to grind almost night and day Sundays SundaysIncluded BundQaIncluded undasincluded
Included up to almost the tho moment the theconvention thoconvention theconvention
convention Itself is called to order orderAlready orderAkMdY orderAlready
Already twelve days before the con conventkm convention conventlon
ventkm is to meet the line of battle is isclearly isclearly Isclearly
clearly drawn It Is Taft against the thefield thefield
field flakLCharles fieldChrle fieldCharles
Charles P Taft brother of the Secre Secretary Secretary Seemtary
tary of o War arrived today todayto to remain remainuntil remn1nuntil remainuntil
until the big show Is over as ho put It 1t 1tHe ItHe
He alighted from the train at the theUnion thoUnlnn
Union Unlnn Station
today with a a
upon hi h his lips MpsSecretary Jtp JtpSecretary lipsSecretary
Secretary William H Taft will be benominated benomlnt6d benoxnhnstd
nominated on the first ballot There is isno 15no isno
no doubt of It in my mind Everything Everythinglooks Eveth1nglooks Bveythtnglooks
looks fine fineMr fiaeMr fineMr
Mr Taft smiled all allover over his good goodnatured goodnatured goodnatured
natured face as be spoke the words He Hecautioned HeClLutloned Hocautioned
cautioned everybody eryb dy to remember that thathe thathe thatbe
he was a a prejudiced witness where whereSecretary wbereSertttary whereSecretary
Secretary Taft was concerned but In Insisted insl instated ¬
stated sl ted that his prediction on the out outcome outcome outcome ¬
come of the contest was correct correctAllies correGtAlllcs correotMites
Allies Not Fully Organized OrganizedThe OrganizedThe OrganizedThe
The antlTaf antiTaft t allies are re only partly or organized orSIUlIzed organbed ¬
ganized They are sticking together by bymutual bymutual bymutual
mutual necessity and Ad they still have to tob tobe tobe
b be organized into a 8 compact adhesive adhesiveforce adhesiveforce adhesiveforce
force under the direction of one ex experienced experienced oxperlenced ¬
perienced general generalThe geDeralTIM generalThe
The oomman < 5 r of the s allies > Htas Is ex expected expeetedto cxpected ¬
pected peetedto to be Senator Murray srray Crane of ofMassachusetts otrac ofH
Massachusetts rac He H is expected to arrive arrivetoinorrenv arriveto arrivetemorrew
toinorrenv to IOI14rW and irsmne tIII1IM control of o all U the thoforces thetorces theforces
forces opposed oppo ed to the nomination of ofSecretary otSeeretary ofSecretary
Secretary Taft He will have as his as assistants 83slstants assistants ¬
sistants naturally the managers of the theother theother theother
other candidates auMJl atea Hie chief lieutenantis lieutenant
is expected e ted to be Senator James A AHemenway ABemeAwlI7 AHemenway
Hemenway of Indiana IndianaJames IRdianaJame IndianaJames
James B Healing the Fairbanks man manager manaser manages ¬
ages t is 8 looked upon as the t e chief chle ot O start startof staaor staffof
of the antiTaft
forces There are a ascore aeore ascore
score or more of subordinates including
Charles F Kurtz of Columbus Ohio and andCon andnnrem2n
Con nnrem2n man Boutell lianteti or ItlblolL
The notable accession to the antiTaft antiTaftforces antiTaftfOrcei aUTaItf0IefI8
forces today toda was the arrival of the For Foraker Foraker Foralter
aker corps OOrp from Ohio Foraker head headQuarters headquarters headquarters
Quarters were opened during the day at atthe Atthe atthe
the Great Northern Hotel where b < < e nine ninerooms ninerooIDS ninerooms
rooms have hay been set apart for the boom boomers boomers boomera ¬
ers of o the Ohio Senator Charles F FKurtz FKurtz FKurtz
Kurtz of Columbus is in charge Mr MrKurtz MrKurtz MrKurta
Kurtz has been Forakers chief lieutenant lieutenantin
in politics for thirty years The opening openingof
of the Foraker Forak headquarters was hailed hailedby hailedby hailedby
by the allies as of groat significance for forup torup forup
up to today Senator Foraker had not notopenly notopenly notopenly
openly declared himself in the race for forthe torthe forthe
the Presidency He has made several severalambiguous severalambiguous severalambiguous
ambiguous statements with strings tied to tothem tothem tothem
them which left the inference that he hemight hemlsht hemight
might be a a candidate candidateForaker caftdidateForaker candidateForaker
Foraker In the tJ c Race RaceThe RaceTIle RaceTh
The Th establishment oetabll bmeat of or headquarters headquartershowever headquartershowever eAdquartcrsboowe
however boowe seems N seeu IDa to clinch the matter and andput andput andput
put the Ohio Senator definitely de altely in tho thorace thorace theThe
race The Foraker men daim ct lnt two dele delegates delept ddegates ¬
gates pt from Ohio with 1th six more con contested contested eontested ¬
tested in the 5m same State They Tbe claim claimthey claimthe claimthey
they the will 111 gate in the settlement ef the thecontests tbeconte thecontests
contests conte s from the South SouthThere SouthThere SouthThere
There was w more activity around tho thoCannon thoCannon theCannon
Cannon headquarters today than in any anypart an anypart
part of the allied camps The Cannon Cannonncen CannonInn Cannonen
Inn en are organizing orBafttd g a campaign commit committee commltt8e committee ¬
tee of LOCO of Illinois Republicans who whowill whowill
will descend upon the convention a a week weekfrom weektrom weekMonday
from ilondl Monday and endeavor ond8ft VOl to spread spreadCannon spreadCannon ead eadCannOR
Cannon gospel among the delegates delegatesIt delegatesanounefid
It was anouncMl today that Congress Congressman Congressman Congressman ¬
man Boutell of Illinois would place plaoSpeaker placeCunuon
Speaker CIUmOR In nomination before the
convention The seconding speeches will wille
be b e made mad by Congressman Rodenberg of ofIllinois orIJUnoI8aDd ofllinois
Illinois IJUnoI8aDd I and Congressman Forney of St StLouis StLouis
Louis
Fairbanks for Second Place PlaceThe PlaccThe PlaceThe
The opinion is growing that In the theevent the8e thevent
event 8e e vent t of Tafts nomination Vice Presi President PreefdeJIt Pro Proent ¬
dent d ent Fairbanks laIrb nks will 111 again be found on onthe onthe
the ticket While VhUe Mr Fairbanks does not notseek notHek noteek
seek s eek the place it is believed ho will not notdecline notdecline notecline
decline d ecline if named namedSupporters namedSopporte1ll namedSupporters
Supporters of President Roosevelt who whorefuse whoreCuse whoefuse
refuse r to accept his twice repeated repeatedeclaration
declaration d cMration that under no circumstances circumstanceswill circumStances circumStanceswill ctrcuniataneeswill
will ho accept the nomination are seem numbered nurnbered seemered ¬
bered b bh ered among amo s the politicians who already alreadyave
have h ave arrived in the city oI and they are arethe arethe
the most active of the antiTaft lobbyists lobbyistsalthough lobbytstsalthoup hobbyistsalthough
although they the have h no organization and andof andof Ad Ador
of course no
headquarters They are aremaking aromaktng aremaking
making much of the tJt claim that Taft has ha haecome
become b ecome a menace to the tb success of the theparty theprt theparty
party prt at the polls OUs next November because becauseof
of the powerful enemies be has mado madoamong madoamoDi modeamonI
among amoDi large classes cl8I Q of voters oters Among
these t they claim are thousands of mem ¬
bers of the Grand rand Army of the th Republic Republicwho Republicwho
who io have been alienated from
the Re Republican Republican Repubhican ¬
publican party because of tho Secretarys
blunt inference to Gen U S Grant in
his Memorial emorJal Day Da address in New York Yorkwhen Yorkwben Yorkwhen
when he declared Grant had resigned
from the army to escape e ca courtmartial
for drunkenness drunkennessContents drunkGlUlQMContCHtlJ drunkennessContests
Contents to Be Heard Today TodayPractically TodnyPracttcaJb TodayPractically
Practically all of the members of tho thonational thonational thentional
national committee have arrived in resell readiness resellness OdlnMB ¬
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