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VE SERVICE
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF
ALEXANDER COUNTY
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPEE
or
(THE CITY OF CAIRO.
VOLUME XL. NO. j;3
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, K02NIN0, JUNK 17, 1003
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JUNU UflrlA
Thousands Unite in
Demonstration at
Tremenclou
Republi
can Convention
LACK OF ACTUAL WORK WAS
MADE UP FOR BY ENTHUSIASM
FOOM r,r IOWA GOVERNOR FEA
TURE OF r.ACT. FOR THE VICE
PRESIDENCY.
Gathering Nearly Swept From Its Moorings byji'
Outbursts Occasioned by Mention of Roose- j"
velt's Name-Committees Now Busi- l'
ly Engaged
Chicago, June 1C. Amid scf res cf stirring c.tthusissm the Republic
ftist.onal Convention of 190S began do liber.it ens at neon today in the pres
ence cf an stsemulage estimated at upwards of 1 1,000 people. With sounds
of patriotic airs alternating with frenicri shout for Roosevelt. Taft and
other pcutiir heroes, the first tossin of the corning struggle from the graceful
orator of Michigan, Senator Burrows, and initial formalities which started
this momentous gathering into motion.
The opening session lasted less thn two hours and was less notable
for business accomplished than for the opportunity it afforded cf seeing
again thir stirring picture cf people assembled from every coi ner of the coun
try to select a candidate for president.
The actual work of the day was thickly accomplished, and tonight the
committees on credentials, platform, organization, etc., are preparing for
important business to come.
Hairy in tii day all mails in Chi- convention from its mornings. Hut
capo turned toward the huge stone
pile known Ms tlio Coliseum, w i til it-s
hark toward Lake Mulligan and its
turrets Ironting a rather shabby sec-
'"I . .1'"' CO v. ..Jvt' '-' eejiterM onn-
n
tin- (i st ontbiiist snenl ltsi !f Willi a
' ttiiiitito; gradually it. siubsidi-d, until
calm came again, and sou the orator
was proce-ding with bis record of t e
party's achievements. Kvery siteet i d
.)i.tti ' IWnw-.oliiii ' ...fk7.rXini ""' '. ! -. .mi-;- o mmov
singly and In grops, some with march
ing eljbs and bands, iind banners for
their favorites. Tin- Ohio d'degaiiou
was prominent with hi" K' h it - silk
f'anda! (is bearing portraits of Secre
tary Tnfl.
At the froiit tool rear of (lie giv.n
building was besieged by a st-a ly
stream of hi; mini i : . until at noon al
most, every feat in the slinicluro wa
occupied and great erowds stood out
side to catch the echoi s from within.
Scene of Dignity, Animation and Color
'I lie sc. -lie when the vast assemblage
was c.'ilb ,l u order was one of im
pressive dignity, of animation and of
i (dor. In the central arena sat the
! h i'.;('es, almost, one thousand strong
and b;n k n" Hp-iii their alternates, ait
other thou . oid, wlili standards ol
slatts rising lieie ami there above th"
lui bi. lent si fi of heads. Points ol
initio --, iiiimeiiialely in fnint. were
ii -ill by Ohio. New York. Pennsylvania,
l.idiana and Wisconsin, each basil ;
a ( audi. late, while furlher hack, lank
alter lank, were ranged other slali s
and teriitoiii s and 1 laud possessions
Around this ceiilial mass swept hui
linos of spectators, in rising tiers an I
in solid masses.
Higher up another galb-ry made ihe
entire circuit, of the va.t oucinsiiie.
Above this c, er-mov ing. Kaleidoscopic
scene, bent a lingo semi circular ivi-f.
iis sii.il cir.lofs hoped with hunting
and ablaze vviih olectrie devices, whi!
on eery side the national colars vvoio
woven mio sunbursts, si. id, Is and pa
triotic sviobols. In front of the ib-'e
gales st i et be,! a mammoth plat form
uccoiiiiiioil.it ing l.ii'.n distinguished
j-'iiests, including ambassadors and
minist' . rs from foreign stales, 1 . si.b s
officers id the com cut Ion and iio-m
liers of the national committe".
Tremendous Demonstration For Taft.
Just as tie- opening hour arrived,
the Ohio delegation swung down the
luidlle aisle healing aloft a blue silken
banner w ith a portrait of Ohio's candi
date. A great, demonstration follow
ed and w In ti it h sseiiod isi onsiti
t tirrtd the echoes with a real colleae
ycli, w hili reMiiinde-l through tin
building and exploded with a final
"Rah tah rah 'is- on -son," dosing it
all with a cry i f "l a Folbtto."
At 12: 1S Chairman New still-. 1 the
tumult and with I 'h f formalities in
troduced the temporary pMsiding iff:
oer. Senator F.urrows. of Michigan.
ilis speech dealt with th- party's
rtcord and achievement. Not until H,"1
s-'uator male Ids f j ; s t m"!iiioti of
"Roosevelt" dpi tin. wirds S-'i in t
start tie- asst-mhom as by a m t-i
thrill. Instantly tl speech wis
diowt-e.l in a tr t sliout wl.i li w.-ti'
up from f veiy as .lei-pat-? sp atii;
to their fei.-t, waved bats . hi insr l.cicli
the tumult of the allaries, where f'mt
terine bandVi'i' hit Is. fans and par:i
sols bioke into a moving color and th"
whole assemblage joined in v. ciferou-
ib moi't ration.
Convention Almost Swept Away.
For the fiist few seconds It se '-ik-.I
MAY NAME FAIRBANKS
Unless He Cn Convince Ccnvent on
That He Will ,'ot Accept Oil
Poured Upon Troubled Waters
of Iowa Factions.
CI. i. ago, June Hi. Th b uim of
Coe,iior Cummins, if lov.a, was the
dir.liiicliiio b-aliir,- o ftlie day in the
coiiO.l lor a-coin 'place on Hie ticket,
and it. ivci iwd milch lawn able em
'id. ration. .-enaOir lie rah. of Idaho",
who early this, moiiiiiig sl nt.-d th?
ition on beliaii oi the Iow a gov urn
'pons, much if tin- day sounding
w. stem delegations, ia his In half and
jut He- case cf tic day aanouac'd tha'
! I.o had Pallid lliucii i iieourageini nt. 1
j The liie.oioii of Cummins' name w ; i
i i tived with v, living emotions by t!ii-i
Im.-inheis i f tin- 1. -,'u ibdeguiion, and,
it lliat ia th.'
s camli-hicy should
! pr-s,-d his low a '
be c:,iii;:i, J I., tie. I
tact it. a.
Sevi rtil .Mlisoii-Dolliver adlien nls
proinptly announced that as matter of
stale piide if for no oilier reason, tin y
v. itihl support tin- govi riiur's can.!;
ducy.
A liumbi r cf lowans associate I
poiilically willi Cummins, alter the
coiif' lence louighl. stated that wh:l
they had m t com;i,uuic.ite,l willi th .
govermr on tie- subjis t he had In on
hicrmim d lo assume the responsil i!
ity of preseiiiing the claim of Iowa
for second place, in tip- event that
there developed a. continued purpose
on file part of the Tall manager';
in Washington to insist, upon an Iowa
man.
Basis of Harmony Agreed Upon.
XkU-.UUSi-4Vllf-ii .WioS attended . la"
Congressman' "13. H. linhhard, . Chair
man Frank P. W'l.ods. of the Republi
can Stale Coinniiltee; Former Repre
sentative (Jeorge ,Y1. Curtis; Robeit
covrnNMttNT ATTOfiNrr nr;
CLARtr, mrur to nrrii atj:
F.AILFOAO T flArCi."., I,J SUIT
to test nrp;;uRri Ai-.r.
Pldladulpld.i. June tii. hg.il con
t -st to det rniin-' ihe cim: tltuiU.nam.v
if the commodity i 1. ;. r !'.,. fe;.
bi:r i ait as pas, id by (:ugi.;.; v.a-;
osgmi in tn." I'nitc.i istat.'i
court hen- tfalay wlPn ;) ,,.
were made in th-i pro .-- li
led by the govern. pent t i
ci.il carrying tail loads ire:a t.a
ing iiuinraciie coal Iran n
l iinslyv atiia In which I U,-, ar
a n .m i n ; ot r : at lu r.JRCca mak
ing Or&Pt'.RA C ATTFMPT
to Fficr i.i a i fF.no.
irv.POnARY CMAir.ViAN EXTOLTfi r.rwiriR CTMATno roMi it t i i
VIRTUE'S AtiO ACHIEVEMENTS NEVC.l COUNT?. CHICKENS
UNTIL HATCHED.
of r.ooscvr.LT.
COMPROMISE PEOMISEDIENTIIUSIASM IMMENSE DEFEATED BUT ONCE
By u'3 Ccm.v. ttij Upo.i Adjourn-: In Great Auditorium at Every M;ntion
i :ic;m:
'strai
en ,:oi t
in s i
- inP i
me.it at Midnicjl.t Other Sub
jects With Exception of rot
tl Bank Agreed Upon,
a P.
ul,
it nit-
r 'Pa;.
Uial 'i.m
cd lo point olilside He
T. C. Spelling !'. r
was euiphtilic in his r
the govt-! niu"lit could
roads, and lie m. ser! si
had the power lo Mop over, ivdiroa i
car in its tracks. Rot ci t D.-K. i'.-.-;' (.. r
lie co!iiiauies. toolv I.;.-:
s'.aienii lit and said tii -the
tio nunc nt had I in
r. d Mag a!i!ig side ll;at
and Mtript s.
( Mi aso, .liiae
I ! iiis.lit an i arm
j lo Iratiie a pJaal,
ie it j jeaci ions w hi. li
l hat i lo all part h s, and
rai.- si n mi c income v.
'1 Ie i i, b t ouiiiii! I
I he night at l :.':l!o.
1''. - l a late hop
I iVt'oft v, as iiiaM.i,
:oi Hie siihj.'i t of In
cf Pres. dent's Name Speech a
Review of Administration's
Accomplish:, tent 3.
Wh;n He Sought Nomination For
President in 1896 Cullom Heads
Illinois Delegation at
Ch cago.
!-boo!d I e acci
it is b.-ie-v.
pl.di.il.le.
e adjiiur.ii
At that lini
i Ciiirav.o.
I', at ure i f
J here Imlav
l ' Km n
that
.I'Cle IC---The
the (epiibiicail
was; the address-
oratoi leal
Colivenll Vl I
of .Senator
became cv i
v out ti,,- am craor's
be luol'e ellei g. licall.
SUpl'Oll. Would not
s.oralleil Ciiiumins
1!
COSfEOlfiH
I o "rc(l From Ctoldir.q in New Vort
Town Grand Army Rrr." At.
Action cf Virgini.tn.
Hie w this
aiior.i -y , r
I In wav ji
i f tie- Siar,-
E FUG!
i
ileal
gene
V Ihe e;ii
over iind
platlorm had
st i f tin
Special to tiie liiilUtni.
Spiiagii, id, in., .fane It;.-- The a;
JK iirtuice of Senator Cullom in (.'hieai
inns I'I'K ui lilt' lie 1,1 (it III, i . I ! Ill i i
i.ws, His riioeih v, a i I' recti d wil'i i , .. .
ueu gauou hi uie natloiia conv. ntaei
j11'" " ",' ' :':'lau., tin- climax of will surprise r.oin (,f the politlcia in
which was rcai hid at Jiisi mention of!hn liii.l gotten the; iuiprisHiou tint
oae l'i" si.l-nt Koi i;evi It. p d -alt -n 'the senior K(H)ali,r as til such ffnbli
lieeu 'Uiieh length on the acliiev .meiils (f I
for
planks, e l""' prcsiileiit and Ihe a huiiihstnitlon.
ieil. these ivialing to iajunct ions and BURROWS' SPEECH,
admission of t-i riiMi ies had boon I Senator Kin rows. uj,eu ussi'min
i-ai--! upon. Tin : included railroad leiiiporary chairmaiisliip 4.f
jl.aiikifig and ctin-ciicy, s.avii.gri bank.-, ''' 11 Vl '"" -sl!ol-e. In p.nl, as follows
unions. Philippines. Cuba mi:'nes "' vuaiiiiiau iiu.i i.eni icni-'il ol
llienHh that ho would not able ti
att.-nd the convention, The Keii;:ei
irilved ii ChiraKu Jast Wcdtit-Kilav
nearly a week III advance of the enn-
t H-iveiition, ami at mice plunged Into thrf
O's.iion K. X., .traie
f- derate liag il.v ing fr. m
i IV a i c-r vY'ii. .1. I'Iivm.
st i-i t was ha'd' d down
hi.
the
Commander Sumner A.
Mere! Pest cf tie 0:
Pl.yshc was ci'ed to a,; p sir I;
the pest t'iilt,ht .'.ml evpiain hi.
tioii in hoisliiig the Hag.
Ossiniag is in ga'a ntrlro becairo
of a cf.nveiition ! farno rs and I liv
C :
pi in: inr,
on Mai
to.! i , y
Smilli o"
id Arm .
or
ac
from I)nlli vcr's , hoai
iirougnt nuotlmr wave of eiithusiastfe
trihiit". The names of Taft and Root
also lent, cheers ringing from gallery
to giiileiy. Aside from the ti.im-.s of
popular idols, the speakers words Mealy, ,h legati
a.win ikmi usiirii eniaiisiasm tor cie city; IJelegiile Sam I). P.iniker, vie
navy, tlie "mn'i behind tile gun," the chairman of slate cent nil comuiltie.-;
continued occupation of l'hilippim s I . I), Chirks, cecoiid delegate from
and tariff revision which would give 1 1 milker's district; Cardner Cowles. of
"just ;md ndec-uate prottciion to Am '.Moines; fleoi g" C. Call, raili'oad com
eriean industry." jmissiouer; W. U. Falon. .1. C. A olli-
Tlu se (udicico appeared to appeal 'ver tin. I olhers.
strongly to tile assemblage, imt, th" After a conference it. was on behalf
greao st enthusiasm on ihe question 'of those present that, communications
of policy came when he delivered his have been coming to members of the
l rvid .ipothi sis to the Amei iean jiali"- Iow a delegation from all parts of
iary as tin- git at coiisi rv alive luilwiii k t heir stale, indicating; a development
jSioe decorated l it hi. i', liag in honor
id' the eel; t rut 'on. .. H." d - lar .l f. -J
day :t!t;;t: l,it..:jw VAK
I father, a Virginian, who fought end
it during the Civil war, toil that he
roisted it iiili'iidiiig no tlisn sport to
, the Stars and Sti ipes.
j He Mi not at his r,ITico vl ti
f'onmiander J'ndtli appeai-el there t
ilemand Hint tin- Hag be lowered, ,-m 1
in his absence Sm'l'i bioih-il if dt.vvv
:rid carried away the emblem.
MORCAH TO CET LL, D.
of th,- couiitr.v.
Hard Work Ahead of Committees
The formal proecclii-gs of th.' con
v eul ii n was of l.ti ! int. resi ,i i ti-.-.peel;.
tors exo pt for the ( olispiciious
o lors on tin- scene Sen u.i I' Paym-.
w ho t loved that the rales ,,( tin- last
convention prevail mil i 1 new rule;
should be pic- t ut "d ; St n.'dor J.olig, of
Kans. s. who p.c-,i nt"d the i uslomary
rest h Hun for ih" appoiutiin-ut of
t omm t tees : and Senator Lodge vv li i
cut short monotonous droning of th
n.'iiiio of comiiiil tei s by having the
list lirntd into the stcrelary without
readii g.
Coligrt ssmaii Piirko, of Pit t ,-bip g,
look ' al ly occasion to get In-fore the
committee on n solut ions the plan to
ii -luce representation at future- na
tioiial eonvc nl ions. Ii was 'J o'clock
.v hen tin- last formality was accom
plished and the strains of a stirrini:
natioi al anthem broke forth as th
conveiliou a.ljourned and multitudes
iispeised.
Turiitht tin- work of the committees
is procciding. while the hotel corii j
d -rs i.mtinue to be the scene of ln-at-j
c.i tlisciissioti over the vice presidency J
ami the pia'term. The permanent or-
gatiU: tion has been fully outlined by i
of s
I
'iitimeiit hostile to the atii'u.l
mined by some ant i Cummins
gates. It was .'dated that only
of the 11(1 deb'ga'.es opposed tie-
as-
ilele
three lliil.ii
Yale College Will Honor the Financier
For His Part in Relieving
Recent Panic,
nation of either Dnllivtr or Cummins.,
j The conference agreed that a ; a
l;asis ol harmony il should he under
stood tiiat if Dollivcr were nominated
for vice prosidenl, Cuminins tuiist. sue I
otod him in the senate and in turn
ludiivi-r he cuai alii eed the support, of
tin' Cummins element for a return to.
the senate following the retirement of
Aliisou; thus guaranteeing to Dolli
vcr us claimed, that by accepting the
vice presidency ho would not effect a
termination his own official ciirorr.
President Said To Be Wilbng.
On the ether hand it was piopose !
that if Cummins were nominated for
vice president, his foliovveis would
be satisfied with the arrangements.
It was also stated that Senator
l'.orah bad presented Cuminins ipiali
tications to President Roosevelt and
that the suggestion bad obeli warmly
receiv i .1.
There was much dNeu.-sdon during
ihe day of tin- possibility of (he tit in
itiation going again to Vice Picsideiit
Fairbanks. There is a strong senti
ment in his behalf, and many predict
New Haven, Conn., .Inn Id.--I. is
repelled bore today by nuilinrl1 that
an honorary decree f I.I,. D.. will b
con p ri cd upon .). 'ierponl .Morgan
by Yale I 'niv ers.it y wlu-ti he a'tteiids
the i nienicni eiii, pt. (-r;c;-c s s lie !
wek. Mr. Mm gall, who has b -en
abroad, c-t his vacaiion shell and
sailed on Saturday hist in order to
keep the engagement here,
j The honorary degree of 1,1,, J i. is
the highest degree Yale can give for
distinction in any field of work. It
is tin- settled policy of the Uliivrsitv
to : ingl" out f, r In r groat In. nor men
who have achieved notable snc ss s
or pin formed deeds of homing great
loss and Mr. Morgan is recognized
as the powerful force whi' h did so
much to relieve the financial situa
tioti.
RECEIVER IS APPOINTED
charge of the work,
committees on cre
tin' committee in
I"he wink of the
b-ntii Is and resolutions has been
nark. ,1 by g: cater .difficulty and re
iorts who h enne from tin i r delibera
ions indicate a sharp cont.utioti b -
lore tlie final di tails are off. cte.l.
Onened With Prayer.
i;,-v. V, m. O. Wati rs. of Cin'cag '. op
ne.l the convention with p:ay.-r. as
follows:
"O Lord, o;;r heavtnly Father, tie
high .vid mighty ruler of the universe,
who lost from thy throne 1 1 hi ! I all
the dwi Hi rs upon earth; most heartily
A" b -.-eet b t'.K-t! .with tii--y favor to
'hot I an I bh ss Civ servant, the
lie will a
'unless th
i
lin receive tlie nomination
coiivigition can lie made
to l.e'ievt' that if nominated lie will
decline. The vice president, is doing
his best to create this impression and
all iiifpiiries meet, with the uniform
response that he will not accept.
Finht on Reduction Move.
The question of whether or in t.
th re shall be a reduction In th, rep
resentation in future national Repub
lican conventions was discusst d f-r
two hours today by th committ e on
; tiles and order of business, without
result, adjournment bring taken tint 1
i o'clock tomorrow morning in order
that members of the coiinuitlee might
For the Barry Erothers Transporta
tion Company, Operators of
Steamers on Lake Michigan.
Chicago, .him- K,.--Harry liioihe s
I Transport:, tioti company, which have
been operating a line of st -am as be
tweeii west shore points ot l.ik
Michigan wan phic d in the hand , of
Ceorge K. Itrciinau as receiver today
Th" court aVo enjoined tlie I't r
j Mat tpc-tte Railway company fr tii in
terfering with the sii-aiaer ' I'cre Mar
ipieite Na. "." vvhieh th" t ra ;s,ioc;i-
jtion 'o!iipai"y puroha-ed rt u ly an I
im v.lvch fl"' rai'road ch:is s to bav
a li-a fir an unpaid portioti of tie
purchase He". No s at tun nt of the
ii.ii i : ; i'-s sind ass ts w as file I.
IP g: oes
and i tilers.
'I'll,- lit "I'd and the r avings banks
i - .-s,di.t ions have been i., i i ilc, cia
.-idi-rablj. so wire i'aost of the others
I'iieie were two or three divisions and
in each case the vote sti od it lo in
nor ol tin- n.lmfnishalioti nollcles
I'lie ia.iiia, t ion ipn siion was pt.sipon
itl i 1 1 1 1 1 totiioint.w.
Tii" Taft f.irci h claim tonight lo
have the ad v ii'il :ig e in Hie struggle
.Mr the Injunction plank of, the p'at
''in I'liey ass, -it Hint, the appoint
moli,. if th sub ct i-iniillt" lo consider
!!' ia;iou.; out r, iva I . .1 planks w.c
i dinliP t. siieoi ss fur Hiem, and ke in;
v-.l w iih much satirfaol ion to the fa-;
that. Chairman Hopkins had appointed
on this ei.nri.ittoo nine men who fa
vortd the Injunction plank and Ion.
w ho tiro oppi si-J 'to it.
The Taft taailiigers predict a favor
alile rt suit in thit fall commi. tee and
iiL.iltd..iMi,i nju :;.,ut adit (hat tlo-ii
Tgo'i; wPI 1-, 'de;p7iiae. " -' -"
Tin- oppi .sitjou, still under the lead
ership of Speaker Cannon, ia toiilgl-!
'aiming :lu velis to "2 on the lull
committee and U e.vpi essing conli
. lence that when the plalform goes to
ihe convent ion lilt- ebji ct ionalde plank
will be missing.
ii Is known her- today that in
she in-" from Washington is being ex
i He.l ill behalf of the adminislrallo'i
platfoim suggestions amlii is slated
Hint both the president and Taft favor
tie- adoptioii of the iniuiiction idank
On the ipiostion of the antiiiijune
tioii plank it is stated that the sub
committee stands II to 4 in favor ot tip
injunction plank. Samuel (lumpers
ml other labor advocates will b.
heard by tin- sub commilteo tnmonov.
The conilii ittee on 1 1 solut On s or
;-;:liiod by eleiiing S-nator Hopkins
runii man and John F. I.acey of Iowa.
en t.iry. Alter i;s-eniiL- f,.r some
'ime t: repre -citations of iiutnor.ins'
pt r el s vv ho dt sii p. s mire t lie In
men i f special ;.nn;,s m th plat
fietii a Mill committee was appointed
lo consider all ulsput -d ipicsiiins In
deluil ami add tic r.nisiiing louclu s
to the iloclilil' nt.
Subcommittee Hears Arugmcnts.
Among tin so lr aid was the d lo
i-.iition of ladi-'K. who waiitii! a li''
oral plank in taver r woman s'iffra,e
.V hil'.-'e deb-alioll of vaiioll-' Da
tnna'ilioi a. ked th ; n Ivecacy ol lib-
i a! immigratii u logh.'ai ion ; Hour
D. Clark, of (loiaha. spoke in supmit
( f inland walorway Imprnv .-n ft s an I
,1.'VI, atcd the i;,u.llice of $.",, l.
vvt rlh of two p.-r c. at I. ends fr the
;! tying on of th" work.
0 sai I be r.-p.-.-s pt
mT of I ah O'll' -t iVe
ti.i'n::i"U in
1 llit-il oe i lit ,
as the tm st rnd'cat
preio- i" i tis in c.i
, I. nee. He artoi'l vaiioi.s po'titt in
t.- V ci of tlie .!ail: v. iiit h l eads :
Mr. Chaiiiiiau and
Ct nveiitii u ;
Am Ho r chapter In cur
history under Repubin an ;
lion is soon lo In- concluded, and con
form ill!-, lo parly iisaite long estate
lislo d this couvo'itioii i f lb-legates
and their alternate;;, chisel! by
the lb publican eh.-ctoi "ale from every
statt' and territ.iry uitiiiu the coii-titn-s
if (he Repiihlic, tneits In (hi:-?
high council to submit Ihe record if
its nchiev fluents Pi (he critical re
v iew of the Amei ic.nu people it II i f
make Irish avowal of lis faith in the
na'ional
iduiini- tra jactioti f I'
of the He
prim Iples and polii ie
publican party.
Foei years ago the Republican
party in national convention submit
ted the record of Its achlei i-monts
to the American people, annniinced
lis policies for the future, and, invok
ing; eonl inuaiio" of pi hlit', favor,
placed in nomination for the tiffin"
of Pl ei lileut and Vice President of
the Hulled St ad. .Thltr Horn -
VcnTn:T""r'.-rrfrr'-'vr" r'TirrmtiBs, -rrtm-f
wcr" elected iind jilat form approve)
by u popular vote of ".'l-' l, is."., a rei
U"d ll!leUlllpled in lf IdiitOI'V llf
politic, i! paiti'-s since the fouiniat loll
if th" gnveinment, receiving the in
lorsemenl. of .'!2 slates out of tlie V.
with bill Hi in opposit Ion.
In view of this iiidot s-'iiient, It lie
ame p'-rt liiciit and opportune 0 n
l"ir", What has th" Republic.-iu party
done in the last four yearn of gov
ernment control in many n speets
the most rciiiarkab" and liillliant in
ihe Iiisloiy of the party and th"
.nullify to forfeit public confidence
or citato ilistiust in its capacity f.r
ful.ur administration'.' Alt'inur-h
somo untoward and unforeseen condi
tions have In set the Republic di'lillg
tlio. last lour year., yet those have
n pel and oviuct'Uie with ulaeii'y
e, and the country has
steadily onward in i's
course of Industrial
The W ise Iitel hem lieelit
of the Itopuh'l. a;i party
long years of Its . asn nd
I
ami com li
ma relied
matchless
triumphs,
legislation
luring the
ciny ami administration if national
:-ff.iirs laid the fouiid.il ion for the pub
Ie weal so si cur'-iy thai, in dls
dieting condition, not even a torn
porarv pani", which iieeessnri y
o.uc!.. s the mainspring of all Indus
t. ini life, c ml. I ati'-st the cuiiitrv's
i si h ss adv am e.
The a;;ih iillural de arme-nt has
eontipi cd its work in promoting the
Interest of the farmers b diversifv h.c
II. P.. Filler, w
ed the KicHioih
Hi, --hit i rs. 11 1 in
all about '"'."
what is regai.b'.l
of all iniciiction
P
t
it 1 1
n
MORE SOCIALISTS ARE ELECTED.
t'i
oils
t ' ' .
It-. !l
tin
t
l! i e
rs to
a - v,
t ;i i ; i ii;
in
id i r.
'lie. 11
ill Vlt c
and to
it t
ami
t WOihlll
ti eir in. I
g th-. light
or .er.c:ade
such h-ri I i
i -Ualic" i f
inju'.t t i eis
v. it! i nt
tii.d by
' ctiO DP
is to ol
. f t
; ru
t uit
t 'h
pud g;i.;r.t'.te
pe,--oi.s acr u-e I
or so near th.u
n tmi'ilstnith n
in
f
on si nut f the Hnited States
othtrs in authority; and so t.
th'-tn with Hie .grace of thy Hoiy
Spirit, that Ho y nny always incline t
thy v ill. atnl walk in thy wav. Fa
'".: them (deateonsly v. it!) licav.-u'y
gifts, grant
petit.v h tig
this ' fe to obtain
felicity. And O. tm st gra"ioi;3 Hod. w?
'.iiniir.v In se i h thee, as for the peo
ple of th"" l intt d States ia general,
-o especially for this National Repub
in 1 a'l ! confer ovr night for thf ir delegations.
ph-aish ! opposition to tie- plan came entirely
from the scuih.
The committee with thf except ion
of tubs one and twelve, adopt'-d th"
tubs of Hi" last convention. The
a
!
rc asst-inbled ;that
n thfiiiE-h niii if mif rtf IttriQu r.,e.-.r.I
i- . .c , lliean tor'erit!
bip.'ikinc no-roars of th dais; of
Elaine and McKinley wonhl swm-j. th (CttK luJcl on Sivlh r.ige.l
lit rlin. .lutie 10. Tin- r suit
final i h" Hons for the P.-u.- si
tmliv sl-.i'i that, in the new
then- will he s'x and pt s-iol;
Socialists. The Polo? will ;
inci a.-ed in t ho dp t 1 v t
them in health ami jt-m- rul s r.-si rv-. ,1 for fa: titer discussion bers. wltfo the ftr.-n. C-m- :
to live: a-id final iy after ' tomorrow- have ivferencp to the mm- have gaint d r-ivlit at the e- ;.
riiist'ng li.-e an I i Per of re: ( st utai ions and tnaant-r of more libetal groui s.
proc.'duirf ia Hie election of represen
tations and the manio r of proci-d i "
in tlie election of d'-iegati-s to the na
tional con em ion. The latter piopo -j
sit ion w as place l in tne namis or a
of
itl I
ho
dsn
t.:
va'i
the
li- t
st P
1 '"
( S-.l
! fi
b.v
r t!
uMon was
A. Ihu .'
N jti .mi!
str. Ttoas y op
l-'eiii i al n iii
A -in iat i in o-'
M:.!iiif,ictu; ei .-.
P;-it'-.-ls fit'
A-aln.-t
i::t I : tin
: i.st in
si il a e f
' t rk bu- i
VVs
! if
I.
li-.-" Si
. i o : :
'rij'-m ti-
"-S ll'f'
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r. v i.-i
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t -. '
(Concluded ob Third Page.)
WOMAN ATTORNEY SUICIDES
Detroit. .lime 1 Mrs. M trr S u.irl
CefTin. the only pra tiling v.orr-an at
toiney in Detroit, rs deal from tin
effects of laudanum, tat-in. i; is
thought, with suicidal intent.
Taft W;r Crtciert a!
v s. a ; tlie ci i-.i. ut i
.- aioiounr d it i tb- isloli
.fi'evl-. ( i.ll-iS- 1 I p -st
bniiis:. Ilurle-
tCoIlt'lld
ate! Foi-i'h-
.1 oa Third Pa
; f i
tl bv Mo
a s. ciat i n :
u t ; in I
He' N-w
on-1 l o ta'
; jean i r k
Fight.
i's Coil! l.'it
t- !e :;; Hi
t.'i !t Fair
r .-.oh oiCe-i
their
h sti.
va.i:.-Ho-
1
I
.f f.irtu
ic.-llth if
products: tap
seeds and
to onr tl;
i in:- d i.-ea-t m
animal atid
ing Hi" be-1
in i 1 1 i'M, s I i
at l;l u i li- n
.- f,,od law. e
pr
a'l
m
vv
..-c
,!.- ing
I hints
mat- and
tt hit II Infest
and
ial'v
edit
an I
during He- v
i-.-n biiihti'i--..
i' mists to
:in- In n. fit
t r-'
vegetable life;
sutiir inins'r.v
fsn million puts
itoilai : -t,f. r. e l
nhaticig the value
ducts, rolls -rvlllg the
our people ; dist i ilait" I
IT mil
ar I'm" nearly
prov bled fi r ov or 2 """
ra'h-T info: mati n f- r
of agr!cti!t ur-; pr t.-( t ,!
it. ,
. ,,r f
f tit
v,aBt places in
I lossotplng gard
oro'l'ii-i.' iiiea
iiitr t!i" drv
. million I e-l
n I. ji"
i mip;-'
s-ih!e c
if
p. 1 H-
frot'i the liiviu-'i-s
t!;-- at id huol- a-i I
feitile Pe'ds an!
s ; Mt-iiib-d orr
a f ir t rai ls w sf w ar t
r ciotis. so tha' t.ear'y
Is ,i v.-ar
- V I!
,. 1
y I"
m n
id, ha;
.". a:,d
iug th
:i-.ti
i:c b. ins
heft"
itl v- rv
P.itU'.ll
f..r
t
The
,' r.
o ' iv '
C.UlIS.t
't litis
( !n c
Vpi' iici a
i 't Is and
if
;r
,'! ;
been
1 P- t
ml : it
tiiwd that liad already assembled at
ihe Auditorium Annex. The IliinoH
politicians wlio were there Wcr-'
struck with the -. on. ate, 1 Speech ail i
miter, and tln-v on. fit
ly ill ile ir lulu. Is o ft he- tdctt, fiuiud-
.i iiiioti occasional reitiils from Wash
ington, that. I In. re might soon be a
vacancy in the Illinois senators'!!, .
Senator Cullom appeared such a; t.
did eight or tell years ago and cvhih
iltil the same keen iutt rest in Ihe eon
volition as lie manifested in r.imihtr
t vents long tiBo.
Tlds perhaps will lie the last Hue
that Sena'or Ctillum will head the HI!
nois delegation Imt that is w hat we
have been hearing for i he la t du.e l
years. In many respect! Hie s.'iih.r
senator is tlio most remarkable unci
tills state ever lias produced. No malt
in Illinois, nt any time in the stitt'a
hlstoiy, has held so prominent a p'a-e
in public life for so Ions a time. Ho
lias been In politics actively and coa-
iiuiiHtsly ever tduefl , he ;ntti4 to
larni i ity live years ago. II--C viJi
elt cH d city attorney soon after com
ing to Hie capital; lie was eh-cti-d to
ihe legislature in hsrai, and the s.ime.
year was a presidential elector. It
tfvdl he was elected speaker i f th 11 I
nois house, and from then until th"
present time he has been almi st can-
tlnuouslv In public officf as legislator,
cotigressma'i, governor ami senator
Hxeepl In lSIUi. when he Sought the
nomination for prt sidi-nt, he has never ,
suffered a defeat. It was he wh
ph-aced Hi-ant in noniliuition at th i
Philadelphia convention in He
wiLS chaliuiitui of the Illinois delegation
m l.SM, when this state tried to ton-"
iotin A. hogan imuiimitcd for oresl-
lent. It is Weil remembered how.
four years ago. when the "allies" that
hail controlled the deadlocked stgt;
convention, fi cling fairly Invincible,
thought they had the retiring governor
slatetl for tlie chairmanship of the II. I
mils delegation. Senator Cullom. when
the votes were counted, was fomi 1
to have Iv en elected to that highly
iiono! abh position.
One of fh id.l.-.l traits of Se,i
I -r Cullom. viewed as a politician, -s
that be never bus been kno'vn to claim
a vlit-oy in advance tf an election.
This is so strikingly at variance wi'h
Ihe gtneral rub- that il has been
ma i in among Illinois politicians f.r
many yeais that "Culloin always fig
ures H out in advance Hint lie can't
!" elected." .Tlie common practic
nniong caiididate.s
"claim everything."
by" lots followed,
sticc. ss. an exactly
wit. "claim nothing.'
' if ian, sit; ing in t I t
'oriiini Atine anl
'"uilom as 1-e miiit
for office h t:i
hut "I'ncle Shel
with phenoaientil
opu site rule, to
' An ol 1 time po'l
lobby cf the Audi
waicliliig Senator
I in tii crowd
last Wedntsday evening said to the
vvriltr: "It has always struck me as
i most curious thing tha! the senafo:-,
where ver b- has a tight on hand, pi
.'cad of trvitig to iiisi.;!" his follower
.villi etitiiiisiasni by claiming certaiii
viitory. invariably tries to convince
them that be is beaten, and that th
"lily s!. ti.l.-r hope he has lies, w Hi
betn. i recall tieing in a conference
wit!; bis frj.-nds a f--.v vear ;ig.. on
ev" ( f a se-.a'oriai e'ecHoa. Thrv
A-n t!i" men upon whom he reli-i.
oid they w.-e t be king up the Repuh
'ieun mettihers i f the legislature to se
now
many could ! i-outitt d for Cui
The s. niOT hi;nse'f was present,,
as the na::-s if th- legis'aters
Wei "
w ho
!.it!l
hlil-i
,-ift
t" .
t:
1
t
1
. i t l'
it is
: I!?-.-'! 1
'.'' lei'. -ell dollars. Ml,
ii.i't-1. fi aggr"4;u ah' ut
'il'iiii-. slowing an incn;ise
tit al'v t i i ,ry coiintrv. its !
if sta'i ties has established a 8
(ConehiJeJ on Sixth I'ase.)
! H c
w If
T ej.it
"1 I
esti-I.'"-pra--:-e.i
stem
ca;h-1 !." w . n-d ii-li( ate the ones
! be I ic.l'iled for or asaiust
He cart ful'v elimla.Ked a!!
fa! m-'T-.-b,'! s. Then these ti-"-
i l'i. :;'.' ,1 wtuiei ! for Hui re cou'it
!. an! ereat ly to his suri rhf a:i"
h.iii-iu I!" re w.re enough of !hm -iou:i::a;t
! in! in the ca::ci:. The sci-
h.i-J l.'in-l-'f,!- !oi had failed Si
prov-' Maij.lf In at "i and d- jrisi
knovv he' actually gi t mad w hen w
tried to eouvnii.' him that 1: s-if?
It can't be so," he wcu'd fay; 'thrH
ll mintakt? somewhere. But thw wi-j
no mistake; the saairr 33 i-enm.
(ConcluJed oa TUrd ra? )
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