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GALLANT NINTH
SAVED BY BRITISH.
All Wounded Brought Out by
Our Soldiers Under Ter
rifle Fire.

their wounded under = terrific FIRE.
Ar oficial list Of the Officers wounded
10 AZ follow:
Ninth lnfantry-Malor Reagan.
Capts Bookmller and Noyes. I.ieuts.
IAwton and Lang
Marine Corps apt Davis killed
Leonard Butler. lAwton - and
L<mly wounded
The total loss OF the Americans
was 40.
BERLIN July % report has been
forwarded by Count Won l'-eiptn. Cap
tain u the German recoui-Ol~ cruiser
Herths. u tho apiure OF the native city
~ Ti"ntr'n by The ar'-d forces me re.
port Say-
SCarg.ly any Resistance was expert.
enc.i when the Americans. British and
japanese finally -,or-ned the walled IA.
tive gtty On he afternoon OF July u
tfgntiug was stiH In progress on IN.
east side 4 the town. where the Rus
SLAMS were trying 10 s@ise a Chinese
camp On ne mlrnsnE ~ Jwy u Rus
sian flags we're floating from the Chinese
camp AMI citadel
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With France and Ger
many the Car Acts as
Though China 10 at
War with the Civil.
lied World - Foreign
Women and Children
Ordered to Flee from
Central China Points
to Shanghai.


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he 'act 'na' oh'na an" u"e ''""l''
world, and the general opinion seems
IN favor such recognition an the best
u.,. ., r.s,,rv IN. barbarian nm.
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deaVorlhg 10 iso'a'e INC uuep'"ue"'
veeroys from the general oonilagra-
ton.
The r.v.,rt,oc Of the ability Of the
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"RUSH THE OREGON
TO CHINA" SAYS N

WASHINGTON, July 80 The Navy Department has
received the following despatch from Capt. Wilde,
commander OF the oregon, dated Kure, Japan, July 10:
"oregon and Nashville arrived kure z o'clock this
afternoon. Expes 10 dock on the 10Th. Shall make
permanent or temporary repairs? would suggest
putting on steel patches, which can be done IN a very
short time md ship 90 back TO her duty At Taku. To
make permanent repairs IT VIII require ut least sixty
days, probably more Not Il single man injured in any
way"
To this despatch Secretary Long ut once replied ms
follows:
universal rejoicing over safety Of Oregon, She is
the Constitution OF. this generation. II safety OF Ore
qon permits patch and 90 20 rnku. | commend your
preference for service there 30
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MARINES LOST 2S,
rt,. w.r. kIIt~d. s~,e. s%srioasi,
Wounasi nnd Fifteen slight
". n.mr, nrport..


WARRINGTON July p-Ths Navy
Dspar, m.nt ms afternoon received
from Admiral Remcy a list ~ r~a'Ialn'-
OF The Marine corps IN the fEh' At ri'n
Sin .rIsss 'plloNs
KILLED cap. Austin Il Davis
ssrr' q ! EuHops "orrl Thomas
Kelly Private. J y Mcconkey and J.
" Particle
SERIOUSLY wOv SpEp FIRST
.l'ei Henry lSoo,rI corp. } \ NJ
Donald Pr.yatcs = J K'I.h 'r. g. n
Milo. 9 ! Ni'heps John sake and
! Van Horne
"wpi-SDBD capt charles q Long.
capt william n LemlV. Fir'' Lieu
smsJl., tNr,' Sergt JAMES Murphy,
s,rg, p p Winters corp. Joseph W
H.g'. private. " = chapman James
coor.,, Rcber' Desmond = O. Ese'-
,.r Isyrln LARSON, VI y McIver. }.
IT, Mcevrega' 4 Penney rnd " \
Rlcs.p
Cs.usIl "REMEr
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FIRST ACT OF VENGEANCE.
81 firrt>In n.rn.d b, .
hli's ." su'iL- Terror
10 Chinese.
LONDON. July 10

LONDON. July 10
Tiants'n has been burned TO the
ground The allies realizing that no
advance on pekins can he msde be.
fore September were determined to
take swift vengeance for the mas.
sacre Of the ENJOYS
There we're 1000 900 thiness Ia
Tientsin. II was the commercial cen.
tire Of Northern china. Il wa a
walled city. and Its destruction by
nre and Smelling would strike terror
into the Chinese heart. The loo,
amounted To 4 million ,aels Of silver,
WASHINGTON. July D-Minissei
WI was aware OF the 6stsrninAtfoa
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RUSSlA'S NlRlCUIS.


SHANGHAI, July H-Russia has
been In secret negotiation with
Prince Tuan's government. with the
eeanivance OF Ii Hung Chang
LONDON. July is--in a despatch
IRON 81. Petersburg Il Is sta u thai,
Russia's anxiety to minimize the
alarming nature Of the news from
Manchuria Ia dictated by fears OF thu
Injury the confirmation Of such new.
might cause 10 the matter o; ar
rangements alleged to have been
made In the United States for money
with which TO complete the Manchu-
risn railroad.
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RUSSIANS DEFEATED.
Driven Ost Of Tn.biehow b., hos
ere, with Hea,, L~o..r.-N-v-
ehans L. Threntenes Now.

SHANGHAI. July IA horde o;
DoHsrs and armed PEASANTS on the
sight Of July u attacked and drove .ut
shs Russians from the own % Tashi.
Ghew. near Newchans while ne Rus.
unasisns were engaged 10 building forts
TIE Chinese lost 100 men and the Rus.
Glsns we're engaged In building '5r,
dane also suffered heavily. The Rus.
0aeoysd the railway north % Tashl-h1N
Ushed 10 S~ewchanx
nnostan relnforcements are being
0uphed 10 New Chwang
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o, the po~err to totally destroy Ten
,sin. lie appealed to Secretary Hay
not 10 acquiesce In the destruction OF
the walled city. which would take 100
years TO rebuild. Secretary Hay
firmly refused TO interfere. This
Government, IL proceeding on the ~
sumption that the ENJOYS were mas
sacred.
BERLIN, July ls-GermAn papers
are advocating another dire stroke OF
vengeance. Peking should be burned
down. they cry. Ofhcials cay that the
destruction OF Tientsin will have a
good effec, on the Chinese pending
the advance on PekinE.
III Hung CHAINS. II Il aid, had been
In correspondence with the various
Governments, and II 10 believed had
appealed for leniency on behalf OF
Tienuin, ia destruction being an act
~ vengeance against China ~ a
whole. which Is unable to suppress
TuAn's rebellion.
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CHINESE LOSIS,OOO
Fighting ~ Tlrutsin n~suItrd Il.
Terrible Puntshmrnt Tor
the OrIratsi..

LONDON iuly ~ l2i p Ma
despatch from shanghai received
here to-day reports that the losses
Of the Chlnes. 10 the lighting a,
Tientsin vas upward o. 5000
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Comment an chinese situsuos by
John riad. Who speaks aud
write. Ensnsk Fia..uy a~a
who 10 Wssassr for chinese

am sorry 20 hear. II rs true. thai
the chinese VI n,sier - Russia haf been
siven his passports, for that In my
opinion. stu further compli Dates the
great trouble IN my old country.
! nope l', no, 'rss. bat : '.lr nat
Russia has only 1evun 10 snow he
hand can't believe an N. breadth.
n.Ns read 'lom Picking 1nl 40 MOI
believe m. 'or.irG ministers have been
allied.
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Drown irom I.s.t River Pier.

Pstrick Conn9r. f,rty-nve year. ola.
q - Greenwich .;rssi. 'sll into the
EAss River from PR n ana WAS
dro~ned AZ an O'Clock this morn!rs
The body was recovered.
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Robinson. he other missionary. ~.
slaughtered sI'h1ut Nngsrirg su .onE
m ag1uN Hs ua- cut dow 30 q mon
ari hacked 20 plers- almost Instantly
\ number q the mission rory,r's Nafy
slaughtered
some were UkNi ~ fscani. lri 'nos.
o. 50 90 . cave the lives acre sad
isf ant nrIII'i Aaf forced 90 ytaN,
% 'ar temple lil.,
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zoo, cat. lss O., ,. ,sosl,i.i "-'"l
SHANGHAI china. July 10 The
follow ing additional "DETAILS Of the al
lied forces attack on the native city
of Tien,sin reached here to-day from
tho Associated Press correspondent
with the allies
TIENTSIN, Friday July ID mid
night via Cheioo, July B-Aner a
day OF hard fghtlng, and having lain
for hours In shallow haltlly aug
trenches full OF water, and suffering
from hunger and thirst, two ba'tal-
ions u the ninth United states IN
.antry tina, participated In the attack
on rlentsin retired under cover OF
darkness. British sailors ASSISTING
them to withdraw by frins volleys 70
cover their retirement.
The Americans brought out All
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The torrid DAYS OF midsummer are
lust B deadly - humanity As he
coolest day In winter. Each a
has dangers of its own Look ont for
them be prepared FOR them
MUNYON'S ,sL..rs .y .ss.iJ
SAFE 90 mo- s-fis1i .a lu.g irrAa.s Dp
sutsJ. ramgs tsl. aGsf- Meas al 81
sAs- bs,, tfsz; ., mes tNs .am.nIt. -.
i'sl.sI' b. saIl~a n.-is-
MUNYON'S prsrESlA 20 ~ su.rty
ear, o. fsrn, = la s..tiao pI'sspsla a. o.
arNYONs HgAuN"HE rtHr srT '.li,,s
az 1fn % asttisis 10 uar'r $50 ne .uis
ia ron : 70 % ulGatss o. uv- no I~HlI'ffa,
sssFs as D, o. uslisai SCR 'a'i- Ns-r
20 srisas F, Js.-. Z ,.si po-rsiias
MUNYON'S NERNE TRE fss'yrt' ers-.lrksa
,si s.s'-r,ihst serve, 10 a sssiht irlsa
ru-s nsfssss stAaas'ien. %. ssakr 80 80
sUNTONs CONSTIPATION Ours V,ss 10
SO nit1fsa Il 10 r~caiaasi - a. assaIr1s sr
m'-sI tuns ,ni 10 slea 'irat "a scs-
nsmissl
Naaras', s.n..t--5f = ~ ~ r.sslv =
esa,s o. 81 sfussi-. haafa' thhs. are.
Cstsrs. nsy S.v.f. %. pn' va tnfaiiss
oil nsihsinss
COSTS Sot NOTHING.
Nu.y..s ps,Srs o., MR. ~. s., sitts
u .aiiisa ssrialiss . ysa- ~ ths v.r- al
its Hs.yV-s ysrsr.sl nspaf' nsss ta'', ~
no inp's,ss .s,sa,iss s,,iis''is. - 'ss zee
tsr-sl ss--,Iss s~~s
S07 BROADWAY (Cor. 7oth s..
A bee tine 70 The point you VA
49, xxt~~lA Wfs.s lIAA
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.oEl A~~4A&~
A CondenSinS |ale in Our
Bargain SHOE STORE

A big bargain sale canno, continue all year round. We could
sci. the shoes; bu, We can't get them to sell. There are plenty OF
factories that would gladly make " cheap shoes for Us; but such
gains we mean shoes that have more intrinsic value than the price
we ask. Shoes made to sell for more than we get for them-and
sooa shoes, always. The getting Of such shoes to offer for sale can
only be done when conditions favor; and such conditions only exist
periodically. Our June Shoe Sale cleared the market Of large lots for
the season. Small lots we hope to obtain right along. but We need the
space for other purposes and the Fifth Floor Shoe Store bto be made
smaller.
There are man lines Of shoes that are Incomplete in sns. and
they wasteiuny occupy valuable space; so they are now sharply re.eut
in price many were already half price before and the shoe floor Is to
be cleared.
There will be a little more trouble in finding sizes; but when the
size is found you will have the greatest bargain ever offered, even in
this notable Bargain Shoe Store.
There are still many thousands of pairs OF distinctly summer shoes;
and somewhere there is the exact shoe for every foot. These hints OF
the new bargans-ready at eight o'clock fo.mor-
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For Sale.

0 IyERYsobr-An,tAi as zee -s.,.
si''hiss eiasss i.Sir iu'siiur,. DIV sos,s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-15
The Orpheum.

The rain last night interfered with
the attendance at the orpheum but the
small audience did not prevent the tai
ent from putting their parts through
in a remarkable way.
Tonight is change night and a new
bill is to be given. The curtain raiser
His Relative" is a one-act comedy
sketch. The whole troupe is represent
ed in the cast. His Relative is only
the beginning Of Conlon and Ryder''
repertoire OF sketches of this kind a.
they have been especially engaged Il
present 'laughable skits of this kind
The company has been rehearsing al
this week so as to make His Relative
a success. ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-15
SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING

Short skirts innumerable are appear
ing on the streets nowadays. In
short they are the thing. Get one all
ready made to fit you like glove from
Miss Killean.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Alexander Isenberg
will give an "at home" on Monday
evening from $3.50 until II o'clock, to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Isenberg and
Miss Isenberg.
Those wishing to send Christmas
gifts to their friends will more than do
well by dropping in to see the stock of
the HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY
CO., i2G Fort Street.
Inspector T. II. Gibson publishes a
justification Of measure of concen-
tration of schools adopted in Kona,
Hawaii. 1t has been compelled by the
shifting OF population.
The s. S. American is now on the
way from New York, and the Hawaiian
will leavethere on or before December
3Oth See ad of the American Hawa-
iian S. s. Co. on page I.
Miss Stella Love gave thimble par
ty to large number of guests at her
home on Fort street yesterday after
noon. A very enjoyable time was
spent by all those present.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-15
new SCHOOLHOUSE LEAKS

Principal Townsend OF the Kaahu-
manu- (Beretania street, school came
into town this morning to see about
having the building made habitable
The rain is coming through the roof
and making a mess of things. As 1t is
a new building. occupied for the first
time this year, and moreover fabric
to which the Educational department
and citizens point with pride for lite
architecture and substantial appear
ance, the discovery that 1t is not even
rainproof must be disagreeable al
round.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-15
LOCAL and GENERAL.
MUSIC AT WAIKIKI INN

The Board Of Education holds q
meeting this afternoon IL the weather
permits.
Owing to the weather the annual
meeting Of the Hawaiian Relief So
ciety Is postponed till next Thursday.
Have you tried Napa Soda lemon
AIDE? II not the sooner you do so at
the Honolulu Drug Co. the better. They
are delicious.
The Hawaiian Electric Co. made a
break in its light and power service
shortly after midnight which lasted for
twenty minutes.
House numbering has reached out on
the plains. Mr.. Stephenson's numbers
can be found by blind man, as the
figures are raised.
Excavations have been started for a
building to house large new stone
crushing plant at Palama for the Roads
and Bridges bureau.
Full value for your money Is what
you get when you buy Chauncey NJ.
Depew cent cigar. They are for sale
by all dealers, the best 3 cent cigar.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-15
VONPRAAG, SHARP AND STICKNEY

A big bonfire on Richards street dur
ing the heavy rain OF yesterday after
noon came very near being the means
of fire alarm being turned in. The
lady who intended to summon the fire
department was told Of her mistake
just In time.
The Hawaiian Labor Bureau will en-
gage laborers in the Hawaiian Islands
and will furnish them to plantations,
individuals, firms, or corporations:
will undertake contract work and fur
nish experienced and reliable contrac-
tors. See ad under New Today.
About the beer famine; the Encore
Saloon" still has good supply of En-
terprise draught at the old stand, Hotel
and Nuuanu streets. Notwithstanding
the fact that there is an impression
abroad that there Is beer famine N
town. Paddy Ryan will be glad to
welcome all his friends.
Rudolph Duncan thought that he had
lost 1926 this morning. It seems that
he forgot having put the money in the
pocket OF his rubber coat which he
left on fence in the vicinity Of the po-
lice station while he went up town to
attend to a matter Of business. For-
tunately, when he got back to the
place where he had left his coat, he
found the money intact.
Auditor II. c. Austin has produced
long judicial opinion to support tn
docking Of John L. Bush's salary for
election day, when the Hawaiian inter-
prefer stood as candidate for Repro
sentative. Judge Humphreys com
ments briefly on the deliverance, quot
ing II Latin maxim that the law does
not deal in tribes. He says Mr.. Bush s
recourse is a writ of mandamus, bat
presumes he will not think 1t worth
while.
|
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-15

There is pet cat in Marietta Ga,
which has a record as fighter of
snakes. She tackles them fearlessly,
though, even big fat moccasin snakes,
when they come upon the premises;
cuffs them with her paw; bites them If
she get sa chance, and KEEPS them in
play until somebody in the house hears
the racket, comes out and kills them
for her.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-15

The indoor baseball match between
the Board OF Directors and committee
men of the Y. NJ. c. A., which was to
take place next Saturday has been
postponed on account Of an evangelist
meeting to he held in the building or
that evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-15

Sal.s-2o Honomu, $1,000; IS Olaa Pd.
sI4 so; 10 Honomu, $1,000; 10 o. R. *
l.. Co., $4,000; 10 .. r. * l.. Co,
$4,000; 20 McBryde A, $3.50; IS McBryte
A, s6.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-26
Racinrar Anueauct.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Long delays
at the post and poor starting marred
an otherwise good days sport at
Aqueduct to-day. Only two favorites
won. Summary:
First race-About seven furiongs; sell
ing-Zanone "a to u first. Sparrow Wing
as to l and to u second, Sweet CaporaI
e to u third. Time, 1:25 3-4
Second race-Tve furlonSs; selling
Yorkshire Boy g to u first, Vouch 90
to and TO y second, Strategist $50 to y
third Time, los.
THIRD race-Six furlongs: selling-Suniol
e to u first, Laureate Is to and 3
to 81 second, Gambia g to u third. Time.
ZIG.
Fourth race-About seven furlongs-
King Barleycorn a to y first, kinnikin-
mic 6 to / and even second, Charentus
G. to y third Time, Leo 1-5-
Fifth race-Four and a half furlongs;
selling-Ashes G. to 81 first, Zenaide' Us
to and 10 to y second. Della Gee % to u
third. Time. 81.
Sixth race-Mile and seventy yards
Silver Garter Is to y first, Lamp Globe
rs to 5 and even) second, Carbunckie
G3 to - third Time, Las is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-26
WILLIAM AND MARY SHUT OUT
Randolph-Macon Defeat Them 6 TO o
in Yesterdays Game.

ASHLAND. VA. April e5.-Special-
Rando4Ish-NIacon shut out William and
Mary this afternoon by a score Of 10 o.
A large crowd witnessed the game and
rooted vociferously for the Yellow
Jackets.
The work of the home team was ex-
ceIlent Haden twirled, and at no time
could the visitors solve his delivery He
struck out eleven men. and held the hits
down 10 four. Pitt behind the bat, also
played good ball
iIaskins, for the visitors. threw wild
ball, and the Randolph-Nlacons had no
trouble in hitting him for good gains. He
only struck out three men, and had eleven
hits charged up TO him
The visitors were confident of victory,
having defeated Randolph Macon in the
game played al Williamsburg. The fea-
lures of the game were Haden's superb
pitching, Fieetwood's fielding. Green's all
round playing, and Lipscomb's good
work at first; double plays by McCandlish,
Stubbs and knepp. and by Stubf's and
Pollard. /
Rando7Th-Macon stands ahead in the
Eastern League contest having lost only
one game out OF four. Following is the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-26
DEWET'S DORP FIGHT
lc ECoer Loss Was Three Killed and

The I>oer Loss Was Three Killed and
Twelve Wounded.
DEWIBTS DCIfP. o. F. s., Sunday,
April 22-When General DeWet'S scouts
announced Thursday evening that Gen.
Kelly-Kenny's and Gen. Rundle's columns
We're advancing on DeWets Dorp, he or
dered "up saddle and moved with the
Vcksburg commando and Generals
Cronje, Olivier and Vessels to intercept
their march.
This was successful Friday morning.
The British occupied the grassy hills at
Taljard's Farm and DeWet, those i'm
mediately southwest of DeWet's Dorp
facing the British. Cronje delayed occu-
plying an important hill, which the Brit
ish took at noon.
At o'clock yesterday rife firing COM
1enced briskly The British had made
trenches and had thrown up schanzes.
AT II O'Clock the Free State cannon and
Maxim guns opened fire, and the former
constantly dropped shells into the British
camp. Darkness stopped the fighting I'M
till IL O'Clock, when the Bethelmen on the
extreme right heard some British in their
immediate vicinity and opened fire. Their
commandant stepped out into the dark
ness and discovered wounded man and
fifteen British. who declared they had
lost their way while searching for water.
AL more BrltlSn StrayeG into
camp. In the morning the British started
an out-flanl1ing movement sending a large
body Of horses to the hills, south of De-
Vests Dorp. General DeWet Immediately
dispatched General Vessels with three
cannon 10 head off the British, and the
latter having no cannon We're forced to
return to camp.
At the main positions d constant can
nonade was maintained, but there was lit
tie rife fire. The British camp was OBJ
served al sunset to be hastily packing up
and was subsequently removed behind the
hills. the troops in the schanzes firing vol
ley after volley to detract attention from
the camp. which was seriously damaged
by the Free State shells.
The prisoners declared the British num-
bered 25005 men.
Lieutenant Losberg. of the artillery
was shot through the head. leg and arms,
but continued at the buns, and field Cornet
Engelbrecht was killed while standing up
and giving orders
The loss during the days was three
killed and twelve wounded.
The British loss is unknown. but where
the right flank was driven back to-day, a
number of dead left on the field
General Kelly-Kenny's left was beaten
back yesterday and his right to-day
It is said that he Will wait reinforcement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-26
GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA.
Nomination OF Sanford Was Made
Unanimous.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 25.-At
the Democratic State Convention to-day
5o4 delegates attended. w. P. Pincnard,
of Jefferson was temporary chairman;
f. S. White was elected permanent chalr-
man. ]. NJ. Sanford. of Lee; Charles T.:
Waller, of Hale; Jesse F. StalIings, OF
Butler, and Charles NJ. Shelley. OF JET
ferson, We're placed in nomination Tor
Governor. The ballot resulted: SANFORD,
ZIG; Waller 961a; Stallings, 1929; Shelley,
50. Some changes were made on the sec
ond ballot, Sanford gaining. Before the
result of the third ballot was announced
all candidates except Sanford were VIII
drawn. and his nomination was MADE
unanimous.
The convention then adjourned until
tomorrow without completing the ticket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-26

renominated to lead our hosts TO VIC
tory at the November election, and TO
this end we instruct the delegates TINS
dav elected to favor his candidacy in the
national convention"
POPULAR ELECTION OF SENATOR'S
The platform demands the immediate
enaotion of legislation similar to that
favorably reported to each branch OF
Congress which will enable American
owned. American-manned ships to regain
the carrying of our foreign commerce
with It's consequent further employment
of American workmen in the mlnes'
farms, mills and ship-yards, reinforcing
our navy and charging our markets.
It congratulates the country on the
results of the wise policy. adopted by
Republican President and a Republican
Congress, whereby the gold standard IS
now secspted az ths monetary amount o.
va!ue, isnv,ng business conditions no
longer disturbed; It complains that tae
present system Of electing United states
senators. attended by 50 many charges
of corruption. delays, dead-iocks, etc,
whereby popular confidence is host and
the State frequently fails of representa-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-26
v the different congressional districts.

by the different congressional districts.
The convention was characterized oy
harmony throughout Resolutions en-
dorsing both the national and state adj
rninistrations were unanimously adopted
The platform adopted express the prin-
ciples .popularly approved and endorsed
at the last national election and com
nended and justified by subsequent
events" expresses qualification that the
present Congress has established per-
1pament gold standard, and endorses the
strong, brilliant and progressive adminis-
tration'' OF President Mckinley by which
our domains have been enlarged, new
lustre to our arms ana unparalleled in
crease of wealth and prosperity secured
to the country.
The convention adjourned sine dine.