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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02
Selcgrapbiide Scpei6en.
SnIano.
Sm utter non 106 Sagren seitnrbrn.

gbicago, ST., 26. Ses.
Mi9ael S. Srotpn itarb am Qbeno
Dor benz Gbriittag i'm Spipitale Der
barmberaigen S9psitern i'm Otter bon
1O6 Sabren. Gr mar Die dlteIte Perz
i'm in Gbicagp unb mar in Srlanb ses
bpren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02

Se3eIlDtr 1893, gu neutrality-suspicious. WV
SEQ. Salot, Obj TRAITOR uno Ierllhes
rungss 4gent:
g. Is. Mcglain ct al an
6. McGppp, Got IL
McGluin's Sub. s. 10000
s. Saupenibielo, Sheriff
an 8. q. 2eatbers
ct al, Got rs II. She'll
BON Got "A Gpr's @Do. 5000
g. Gonton an 81. 9epern
Spt 1872 5arlep Sunct. $500
8. 6. 2anspprtbD an ).
Sight, She'll bon 2ot
148 9lenbale 4oo. 81 25O.OO
6. u. 8pelter an ". 8.
W}euier, 2ot 70 u. 80
0ppblapn Yart Sub. $4,000
6. Goodman an 8. BRETT
bad, 100 older Secs
80 u. % Ssfferion sp. 6,OsO.OO
3. Streif an g. Strsif,
2anb in Set. 80 Soma
Sppnibip 49,. 10000
81. Selanep an 8. Streif
2anp in Get. Is Sapz
lor Sp. -. 5000
S. s. Stt, Receiper an 9.
4ltbaus, 2ot 18Wpobz
lafpn Part . 10000
s. 81. goung an 6. Stoz
m, 20 older Get. 26,
Soma Up. 90. $500
u. :. alauer an S. IS.
SOt IS Sat- Dub. Abb. 10000
s.. !6erancourt an q.
&lauer, Sruite 76 Got
in 9rano 8iep Yart $4,000
sc. Blades an s. 9pobz
man, Al 38I100 older
Get. 81, Sefferion Sp. 1,835.OO
s. :. Stt, Receiper an 81.
MOnroe, Got SO Woooz
ldipn Yart . 10000
s. s. Stt, Receiper an 81.
Mpnrpe, Got 107Doobz
lapn Yart 10000
s. s. Stt, Geceiper an 81.
Wpnroe, Got 240WooD=
laipn Part ;. 425.0O
g. 3. Qattner an g.
&rauie, Got 2 S3lids
6. Senlinger an s. gons
nolp, 2ots SO, so II.
241 3piugle -. $4,000
SO. 6. Qgurb, an @.Sund
Cots 262, 263 u. 264
Sams Qob. 1880
s. 8feiffer an s. 20.
Sopler Got 1923 Sat
Dub. go. 2 $4,000
SO. 3. Carr an s. 6.
Carr, 40 Older GET. II
Wbiteipater Sp. uno
anperes Gisent6um . 100000
9. Mc2ean an s. 3. Mcs
2ean, 80 Older Get. 6
Yrairte Greet Sp. . 10000
=. g. 9robe on S. S.
8robe, She'll BON Got
95 6. 8. 2ansport9p's
Qbb. -. 10000
q. S6mitt on S. g.
S6mitt, % 80i100
Older Get. 16 Center
sOpnibip $4,000
g. George an u. George
Got 80 9reibilbes abb. 10000
S no, na- n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02
@htung, 9an0iu1er!

@sr eutes, tru9tbares Tarmlanb iu6t,
uenoe lid oil inns. gSir babeu iol6es Ill
Rorbs uub Glib atotu, Miuneiota uno
Soma in i6Ouiter NuSiuHbl III tatbOlti6en
9smeinDeu nit STRIDE unb S6llle.
Reter @Oebels 2onb a9encp,
Qltou, Roma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02
asase,,tparner wasstzs, gsrnstae; nsr z: pa,tmar 1900.

Sdmmtlt1e Sttt3tere ipdrer in boiler
Uniform eri9ienen.
Die 5eierli6teiten bauerten faum
20 Minuten. Inter ben Matroien Der
"Seras" befdnb ii9 Seremiab Shea,
Der our 3sit Der &ataitropbe pie burd3
Elm Wunoer gerettet purbe, inbem er
aus elmer 2ute binausgeI6leubert
paro. Gr nurbe benz YrGIioenten
Wfc&tnleD our6 Capt. Sigsbee pprgez
iteat. Na6 9eenbigung Der Gerempz
MEN purpen Die Sdrge binuntsreelaIz
len uno nit benz 4uffiiuen Der 9rGz
Der %begonnen.
Scmufratiide Jibrer in st. Fanl.
ct. YauL, Minn., 26. Ses.
Seute batten bier Senator 8. 6.
Sones, 9oriiBer bes bempfratiiGen
Rational Gpmiies, Grz9icesprGfibent
Iolai Stepenion unb General g. @att
SarDin bon &entufp cine gpnferenS
nit bteii9en oemptratii6en 2ibtern.
Na6 Der Segriibung legte Sones feline
@nii6ten iiber pplitii6e Sraeen in
ldngerer &eoe bar unb iaete untet Pm
oerem: sd CLAUDE, oab ieoesYolt Elm
Re3t bat, iih auf feline eigene Dirt 5N
re9ieren. Sas ameritanti6e @olt nirb
ilh ip;e Elm Wfann erbeben unD bas
Werfabren Der Ibminiitratipn auf ben
Bbilippinen ais triminellen Ingriff
peroammen. Der nddite bempfrdtiz
i4e Gpnpent pirb bic Gbicagoer Ylats
fprm beitdtisen unb 8rDan nominirsn.
Gr piro iid) gegsn Sruits ertldren.
Gr ipiro ii6 oufiir ertldren, Dab iibers
al Sreibeit etn9eieBt pirp." Stepenz
ION uno Saroin fpraGen in Gbnlifer
Wetie. Gae boffen 5uperIi9tli9 auf
bsmptratii6en Grfolg.
Jcucr.
P6tlabelp6td a, 26. Ses.
Die groBe 8aumippllz uno Mertnpz
fabrit bon Spiepb Slings Sons in
Germantown lit beute @benb beina6e
pplltdnoig abgebrannt. Der S6abeu
Der our6 Serii6erung gebedt lit, piro
ouf $4,000 perani4lagt.
b m o n, 81. g., 26. Oes.
Die Spnes Scale Worts purben
beute our9 5euer unb Waher i6limm
bei6doigt. Der pierte Stod pes
!Sauptge6Gubes lit ausgebrannt unb
Der iibrige She'll bes nit @aaren ges
fiiqten 8ebdubes lit pom WaIIer boil
Zig our4ndbt. Der S9aben piro iid
auf $4,000 belaufen.
Spper Sill, ST., 26. Se5.
Sas Gitp Sotel uno s. %. Sbels
bp's Glenipadrenlaben limb beute abz
%gebrannt. Mebrere 9Gite bss Sotels
batten Elm tnappes Gnttommsn. Der
S4aoen pirb auf $4,000 perani6lagt.
augu It q, ga, 26. DEG.
Seute 4beno iino bieS dgemiible Der
Behring'S Mfg. So. unb bic Georgia
Sron Worts abgebrannt. Der Shaz
ben betrGgt $175 900. Semielben itebt
cine Serii6sruns BON $3.50 segens
iiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02
mnrkthrrtd1tr
SIR Sen 0robpcrfamf.
8 ubuqus, ben 80. Oe;.

. ubuqus, ben 80. Ges.
Safer: 24@27c.
6oru: alteS, 3O@32c; luuss, SOC.
&o9gen: 45@5Oc.
Sarlep; 25@40c.
Mebl: 9ateut. 8 .sO@4.10; itraisbt,
So. 60@3.S0.
Ssu: gsilbes, So so per Gouue; sabmss,
SO. 0O@9.50 per Come.
Ger: 15@16c per SuBenb.
Butter: Dairy, 12@22cp. Pfnnb Greams
err, 26@27c.
safe: &abm : &ais, 1916; 9rid, 1916;
glod, lac.
g "niheid: SdaiHsiid, &c; Sammsl'
flei, sac.
@erau6ertes Sleii6: @dinten, 9a@1Oie;
Spef, 9t@114c.
SbmalS: 6t@83c.
&iuofeli6: 7t@sc per Piunb; climber,
&c per Yfuno.
3urnips: 35@40c per @uibel.
3wiebelu: 55@51 GeutS per @ulbel.
Nepfel: SO. 75@3.75.
S6weine (oui benz SUP: s3.75@4.O5 per
blnoert Yilno.
@si6la6tste Sdpene: 81 55@5.Oo per
blloert Ytllo.
.Sols: @utss Gi9euboIs, s4.25@4.5O per
8oroe.
Riuopieb: Stiere, $4. O0@4.25; &irber,
S3.OO@3.25; 8iibe, So .35@2.75; gnaen,
So. 100000 6Glber, $4.00@6.00.
@eflii9el: Siibuer, 8 Sents per Ytuno.
Rutaba9as: 40c per Su1bel.
gobueu: @bite Napp, ST. per guibsl.
Srart: 4 Gents per Sopi.
6amm. Sonia. 12t Geuts per Piunb.
&artoiisln: 25@27 Gents per Guibel.
8oblen: Surtfoblem, 800 per Come.
Gelerp: 90 Gents per 0uBenb.
GrauberrieS: So. 90 per SaB.
geial3ene Bulls Saute: Ro. l, 81 Gents
go. 2, II Geuts.
Srti6 seialsene &albbGite: Ro. 1, 12a
Gents go. 3, IL Sents.
3aIg Ho. 1, At Gents; No. 2, 81 Gents.
S6aisielle: 80 Gents.
Srp Bone, $5@12 90 per Sonne; Wines
raj. S25 per 3auienb; glad Sad, $40 pei
Tonne.
Slsi: Sn ct. 9ouis, 81. 5o@4.62t.
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adtuugspou uuterbrettet
4. ~. &urB, SoriieeHbsr.
Der @oribeuSe bes 8eierne: Bombs tbeilt nit, oaB
nan aenua @pplitatipuen tMr NnlCiDen. ipelbe pom
ben GommiiiondreM approoirt linn, pOrIiegeu. nm
aIes @ele oieieS SouoS ioiuie aue Sntereleu, ipelrhe
etnbeIablt psreen bis oEm ]. WlaI 1900, auf cute
SDpotbettu aI5ulegeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02
Gin mutbigcr Sunse.
6 0, 81, 81. 81

2 " . D, SH'i TT 20
Speario Rapbael elm 1Oidbriser
Settings : @ertdufer, rettete geitern
4benb einen blinoen uno labmen9reis
aus ieinem in Rau9 einsebiiaten3im
mer. Ser @reis tonnte ii6 nur NIT
telit einesHolitubles bepssen uno batz
tie auf isiner Sabrt burd's 3immer
ben Sfen umgeporfen. Sofort fiiQte
ii9 oas 3immer nit Raud uno oro6te
in 8ranb gu geratben. Quf Die Silfss
rufe bes 9reiies elite Der Suase bers
hpi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02
Die ct. Wariens Stride 40 9attuers

lit bon Serrn S9naB Sommers bon
9psrspile oeforirt porben. Die Or
belt gisbt aagemeine 8efriebiguns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02
0icrtcljabrIi9er 8eriat bes &eierbes
stunos.

0eS " oineS, 3d., q. Te5. 1893.
gn bic 9slurten urb @itsIisOer Der u. g. IS. Sdus :
9eitll da I uon soma:
@srtbe Serren!-Sd ur,sr6reite Sbuen hermit eiusu
auswets ib I ben 8eierpetono. psIbsr pie 9iuuo6 mtu
lett hem % Sept.. bic Gueuen ~oerielteu. Seiammts
umms bs5 9eiGrueiouoS an oieism Gage uuo augabs,
no oieielbsu augelsgt iirb. SeiSt:
guar i'm Relerps Obj AM u. sept. 1899 (Sas
ium meiues legien GeribIes) ........ q. .S34,4i3 O5
Grbal;eu Don Seueral : Setretdr W. 8.
Rnippel wie iol9t: I'D.
23. Sttober 80. $3.50 20
"a. ROuember. . 4o7 w
20. December. 3oy 75-S1,357 IS
Snt reiCu aut AuleiBen es
b en- .......... 1928 63
Sntere ieH erbalten bon Der
tdgIiben SilanS IN Der
Des Wiotues Suptngs
Sant ............... sc 90 314 SO
- 1.67a %
Rf;pbrtr,, heg A}pIsrhp~HnuSa ou hpu.
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9enfmal fur 9amtnn seplant.

indianapolis, Snb., 81. Ses.
Sin eemeini4aftli4es Gomite oes
Gommericialz Clubs unp Der 9eperbes
TANNER bat beute 4benb cine Sibung
abgebalten, um S9ritte fir Die 4ufz
bringing zines Jono 8 BON $4,000
pber mebr gu tbun, ppmit benz Gene
raj canton bier Elm Stanobilo errt4z
tet fperDen Ioa. SO puroe bei4lo1s
fen, bab cine rSnOiana 2atpton Moz
numentsG OmmiiIion" or9aniiirt tpers
Be, beren PrGiiosnt Der 9puperneur
Iein fpn. Die Gpmmiiiion ipa aus
BEN Mitgliebern bes gemeini9aftli6en
GDmitss unb ben 8oriiBern bon Sapz
TOM entmalzg omites Der einaelnen
Counties suiammenseIeBt uno Der
i3ped berielben iein, in Der Sauptitdot
pes Staates elm 9entmal gu Gbren
DON General canton gu erri4ten. Sin
Grecutip : Iusi9ub bon iieben Weits
qliebern purbe %ernannt. Sobn &.
Wc8etti9an purbe gum S9aBmeiIt.r
ertpGblt unb itellte 9urgi9aft i'm Be
TRACE BON $4,000.
Gin Naturmunber sefar,t.
gumberlanb Gap, Senn.,
26. DECEMBER.
Der berii6mte Cumberland Hod, Der
iiber Cumberland Sap berporragte u.
als elm mertniiroiges HaturI6auIpiel
9alt, lit beute Wtorgen aus ieiner lufz
tisen S0be berabgeitiir5t. Die 8epobz
ner Der Stabt purben pis burh Elm
G%rbbeben, aus Dem S6lafe geriittelt,
ais bic ungebeure SelsmaHe, bic Sum-
oerte BON Sonnsn piest, beruntergez
iauit fam. Der Sells trdf jebo9 ni6t
bic Stabt unb es gingen teine Wtenz
IGenleben p~erloren, pbppbl 3ismlid
piel gigsntbum perni9tet purbe.
Cur &ubc be1attet.
0aibington, 9. g., %. 9s5.
Die iterbli9en ue6erreit e Der $50
Spfer Der Blaine" f&ata itrop6e, Die
oas S9la9ti6iff rSsras" bon Sapaz
ma bierbsrgebra6t bate, puroen beute
nit pollen militdrii9en Gbren aui
einem Siisel auf bemarlingtons SrieOz
bof our Hube beituttet. Die Seier mar
GuBsrlt einfad unb puroe bon Capt.
Sigsbse, Dem jeBigen Yefeblsbaber Der
vSeras" uno ieiner 3eit Gommanoant
Der Blaine, g~eleitet. PrGiioent DC
3inlep unb bic Mitglieoer Des Gubis
nets, Qbmiral 9enep, 8sneralmajor
Wtiles nebit Slab unO piele anOere Of
fiaiere Der 4rmse uno 5lotte, be in
@ai6ington itationirt iino, nabmen
paran She'll. Inter ibnen befanb Ii6
utsGommanoer 8ainprigbt unb
2sut. 5. s. Boomers, Die beioe 5ur 3eit
Der Ggploiion auf Der "Wains" parsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02
0ruuoeiaeutbums : llcbcrtragungrn

fir bic @oGe, enbenb nit Dem %.
DECEMBER 1899, 5uiammengeiteut BON
SEQ. Salot, Qbitrattor uno Isril3es
runoszWuent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02
SiuanSbert6t.

GsiammtsM itsIisOe,abI am l. Sanuar 1900. :. i. $3.50
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Sl7. Q 81
". Z. &nippeI,
GeneralSS etretdr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-18
LONG FOR CANDIDACY
Is Inc. ination Of Texas Delegaii0n-Hcose'
velt's Friends Claim Large Following.

Philadelphia. June 17.-Former GOV.
Yarmouth of the Louisiana delegation,
was asked. tonight, how the delegation
would stand on the Vice PRESIDENTIAL
question. IF Gov. Roosevelt is can
didate," he replied, Il feel confident
that he will get the vote OF the LOUIS
lana delegation"
The Texas delegation is inclined to ID"
for Secretary Long. but will not an
nounce its position until the Texas con-
test is decided by the committee on
credentials The delegation Will take
any man the administration may want.
Committeeman Payne of Wisconsin.
expressed the opinion that Wisconsin
would support Mr.. Roosevelt. For
that NATTER he said. II think the
whole country will be found to be for
him
Committeeman Fessenden expressed
confidence that Connecticut would ac-
cept the nomination of Roosevelt joy
ousy. The movement il apparently
becoming invincible." he said. Coy.
Roosevelt would be all right in the
East and | think he would sweep the
West like wildfire on 4 prairie.
New Mexico is for any man accept
able To the administration. said Gov.
otero. tonight. speaking for the New
Mexico delegation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-18
The END IS NEAR.
continued from p9 &c -

delburg will p" occupied from this
place shortly. ana then the Orang,.
River Colony viii BE- completely out
Off from the Transvaal.
baden Powell reports that the dis
trict through which he passed is set
tling down satisfactorily. over 1907
stands Of arms We're surrendered ana
Hans Eiof ana Piet Kruger. son Of the
president. We're t. make submission t.
him yesterday. having been previous
~ disarmed on their farms.
"Botha's army has retired ana IL br-
heved To be at Middleburg. His rear
guard was surprised and entirely rout-
ed by Ian Hamilton's mounted infan-
ny"
The war office has received the fpl-
wing dispatch from Gen. Fuller:
"Lai. g Mex. June 1j.-Frday. -Now
that Natal is clear of the enemy, /
wish 10 call attention II the disgrace
iul way in which privHt" property was
treated in the part ~ the colony they
occupied. Their wilful and needless
dAmag" is cv"ryW here visible ana
houses, N hen not completely wrecked.
have been dcsrcrat,d with filthy in-
gcnuity That this hls been dom
with the consent Of the leaders il
proved by the fact that while in
ch1Ilr-toWn every house was wrecked
in Nulk-ru~t. tWn miles MI. hut in tnr
TrlnsNnai every house was intact
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-18

that would be premature" he said.
But | do saw for the hundredth time
that | hope the right man will be found
for the place and that | will not be
asked to serve. On the other hand.
he added, after no little ehtreatS'
will not say that if nominated | would
decline. | know of no American VINO
has ever declined so high an ofiice ana
| shall not say that ! would do so
Upon this assurance. MI. Bliss
friends went forth with renewed cour-
are. They accepted this declaration as
a positive Willingness to enter the con
test. and they lost no time in letting
the fact be known
The Pennsylvania delegation will
meet. tomorrow afternoon at ; o'clock,
when. il is understood. resolution
win b. adopted declaring in favor Of
Roosevelt. 1t is stated that at least
IS of the GA delegates from this state
will be for Roosevelt
Col. Quay this afternoon. gave an in
,trrvicW t. The Associated Press in
which he said: II DO not know what
Pennsylvania will do. as all of the
delegates have not Yet arrived here.
| have looked over the situation and
find there is nothing else in view eX-
cept the election Of Mckinley | in
tend To vote for Govern II Roosevelt
for Vice President. The election or
defeat Of Mckinley is a question OF
$500 600 geo to Pennsylvania, and ! will
east my vote on the Vice Presidency
in the interest of my state to strength
en- Mckinley.
Il know nothing at all about what
j. gI!ng to happen in the convention.
This is merely my individual view"
In connection with the movement
among thu Pennsylvanians to further
the nomination of Roosevelt. Attorney
General John r. Flkins. the leader Of
the QUAY forces in the state said: "A
candidate for the Vice Presidency
should be nominated who will strength
en- the ticket. The strongest candidate
with the American people, today. is
Theodore Roosevelt. lie is the best
vote Retter by far If all the gentlemen
named for second place.
"RooseVclt is the idol of the young
Republicans of the whole country ana
as governor Of New York H. has DEM
pnstrated that he possesses a high order
Of executive ability. He is able. pro-
grassive. patriotic and conservative.
The Republicans of Pennsylvania are
a unit III favor Of MS nomination. our
delegation will Vote for him ana
have no doubt that he will be nomi-
mated. col. Roosevelt is too good
Republican not 10 accept the nDmina-
ton if his party mandS il. With NC
kinlcy ami Roosevelt az our standard
hearers We Will sweep the country in
November"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-18
The PLATFORM.
The Draft Competed and Said 10 Have Betn
Endorsed by the President

,,,.,
fhiiih"lPhla. June 4r-t"r inc if-t
,ifh" ~lhrr me R.Hhhncan leaders began
l." 'tSSrh"Ie IN IhlIih'Iphld. t4ei" ma. TO-
~ n,t" SOM ~ ne WITH upon t''
If, tp'iI. .'Iu a. Hi az ms b''n '"ililI'it'
Nhlrh; \ II h"ii"Nrd' VIII rrLrlNr ms ap-
nr"Nil +. th' convention. lhIS document
MIN p'Iphi'i il PaIl btl'It coming HI
IlIld.''lI,Hi' ~ ~ ma S'tI 'ft'''i "a
HIu!'"; anu " - U',"'i t'"I II vas SUP
l'l'l 10 'H' ftrSiut', i'f ms lNSIyt 'i'.l
nud ,IppI"N' ItIol' Mr. Shllh ltft Joy
" a>iihSl'l'. NJ Hlilllh WIS II CoH1 III
l"h huiLnE NH lroalcl nLii III 'n. .il ttI-
noon WIN n hat"F rnrakr'. "h". i L uil-
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rIipHa!' ~ ~ 'i''' ~. T.. ;; ~ : ~
by 'dIIhS tl'.,lipn 10 "a" pI"Iillstt thdt
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ihAt IhiIh NH ptrh h'Pi 1" aL"'"9t tltiH
hlSidh"'t III Il SUN ~ 1'
Whlch .nt la-t nIIt'S II doa'" !" Hi
avs "l IN" r"ullIE- r.SI'stidl lien . mti't i.
Is CARED l" IN, rae. 'H"l ny ~ w. VS.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-18
MASSACHUSETTS DELEGATION
Wants Direct Commune cation With SEC. Long
News from Other Delegations.

Philadelphia June 1.-THE MaSSa-
chusetts delegation perfected its organ
iZation, today. and also took Steps TO
get into direct telephone communica-
ton with Secretary Long to ascertain
his wishes concerning the Vice Pres
idential situation. This last move was
regarded as rather significant. The del
egation is to man strongly favorable
to the secretary and ii was believed
that cooperation could be secured with
the delegations of Maine, New Hamp
shire. Vermont. Connecticut and Rhode
Island 50 as to secure practically
solid vote of the rs New England dele
gates. SO many combinations and pos
sibilities We're in the air. however, that
a committee consisting Of Messrs.
Shaw. Murray and Rockwell, We're
chosen to ascertain Mr.. Longs wishes
as to the presentation of his name.
II was supposed he was at Washing
ton and could be reached by long dis
taEce telephone. but later it developed
that he was at his summer home at
bingham. Mass. where it was hoped
to communicate with him later. 7 he
delegation was also divided up into
committees which started on canvasscs
in behalf of the Long candidacy
The West Nirginians are fully deter
mined to present one of their senators.
probably Mr.. Scott. with Roosevelt as
, second choice.
The Michigan delegation. which ar
rived at the Walton has not decided on
any one. but there is a strong tendency
towards Deliver.
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NOT YET AN AGGRESSIVE CANDIDATE.
Interview With Hon. John D. Long-Hanna
will Not Attempt Dictaiion.

Boston. June l7.-Hon. John d. Long
who with his wife arrived ut his home IN
bingham. this morning. said To Journal
reporter who called to ascertain his views
ttpon the Vice Presidential situation:
II know no more of the Vice Presidency
than you. and | presume YOU know only
what you have read in the newspapers
have ever maintained that the office is
one which should not be sought | have
pnt done anything TO further my candi-
dacy in any way. nave never mentioned
tn, subject to any person unless 1t We're
broached to ME. and | nave not yet De
come an aggressive candidate.
Asked if lie WouIu commence an aggreS-
yivp campaign. he smilinsly replied NO
He further said in regard to the sugges-
lion that MIR Iianna's choice would be
forced upon the convention. that while
Mr.. Hanna may have his own candidate,
he believed that the delegates will he en-
iirely independent in the matter. They
represent the flower Of American man
hood ana will be dictated to by no one.
II do not think Mr.. Hanna has the
slightest idea or desire of debating a
he said.
From the trend of conversation Secre-
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STRONG FOLLOWING CLAIMED
For Gov. Rooseveit-ls the PIatt- Quay Cand-
date for Nomination.

Philadelphia. June 1.-THE attention
both of delegates and other visiting
tonight. concentrated upon
the movement in the interest Of Coy.
Roosevelt as a Vice Presidential can
didate. The Pennsylvania delegation
met, early in the day. and it was soon
announced that the state delegation
had taken positive position for the
governor for the second place on the
ticket.
This announcement was soon follow
ed by the statement that Col. Quay
Senator Plat and others in sympathy
with them, had decided TO bring
Roosevelt to the front as 4 candidate.
stampede the convention with him and
force his acceptance of the nomination.
The managers are claiming the votes
not only of the state of New York and
PENNSYLVANIA delegates but of Califor-
mia. Kansas. Nebraska. Colorado. In
diana and Illinois. as we'll as of many
others.
Dol. Quay announced himself as for
Roosevelt because Of his confidence
that the governors nomination would
assure. the success of the Republican
ticket in November but there are those
and they are not the enemies of the
cuIonrl-who announce this belief that
his position is the result Of antagonism
ON his part to Senator Hanna.
1t was also asserted by those in po-
sitiun to know, that RoOsevelt's accep-
lance i'll case Of his nomination, was
assured. but this was not put upon
! stronger ground than that Senator
Platt had given this assurance. There
! can be no doubt, however, regardless
! Of Roosevelt's own position. that he is
! to be the Platt-Quay candidate and
! they feel safe in the confidence that
he will not decline the office if il is
forced upon him.
The development Of the movement
in Roosevelts behalf had the effect OF
bringing Former Secretary Bliss con
spicuousIy forward as the opposing
candidate. and the fact was arnounc ed
late in the afternoon. by those very
close to him that would accept If nom
mated From the first. Senator Hanna
and his followers have advocated the
nomination of either Bliss or Allison
The latter has made his own declina.
ton absolutely unequivocal. thus fore.
ing Bliss to the front despite his owl
Discrimination to accept the position
He repeated, today. his desire to be re
lieved of the responsibility, but hi
friends left him with the knowledg,
that If the nomination should be ten
dered il would not be declined
Il don't want to say that | will no
accept before the tender is made, TO
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PROTESTS QUARANTINE.
Tsleuram 10 President Mckinley from VIM.
Cutter Of Republican State Central Committee

San Francisco. June 1'.-Wm 'Ut-
ter. secretary Of the Republican STATE
cenral committee has sent the 1oiloW-
ing telegram to President Mckinney
In accordance with the law of March
% 1890. and regulations thereuider
promulgated by you, March u 100,
the United States quarantine oilicerS
for san Francisco. in defiance OF de
cision of federal court that there Is
not now nor never has been any pu-
bonic plague in this state. has puarall-
tined the entire state Of Calltorhia.
We protest in the strongest terms
against this most unjust and un"1n-
ranted order and ask that You at once
direct its immediate revocation. iuf
action in this regard is Of the most
vital Importance.
George Stone. chairman of the Ike
nublican state central committee. Wh"
Is now with the California delegation
in Philadelphia, telegraphed an en-
dorsement TO accompany the above
message and adds the following:
Every interest is at stake.