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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-01-11

Col. a. p. Peake. OF Valley City. was
a visitor. to Cooperstown last Mon
day
Wiha,a AIRY went down to Sanborn
Tuesday afternoon TO see slster--to
somc 4,4sier fellow-at that place. He
returned Wednesday.
Bob Crane is boarding at Aunt
Fanny Haskell's. The small boy who
finas Bob away from his new home
will get three nickels and n dime by
returning him there.
DR.. Neatherston uses the only safe
and raSnless method OF extraction OF
teeth.
MIR. and Mrs. S. O. Hagen returned
last Thursday from a two weeks visit
witt, relatives at Window. Mimi
Hammer & Condy's store looks quite
natural with S. O. at his old stand be-
hind the bars-o1. the desk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Crane and
+, Misses X athleen and Alice. left on the
limited express Monday afternoon f"t
| Minneapolis. where they will visit 4
few DAYS, after which they will con
tinal,. ,un.t Mandarin. Florida. for
visi4.
Dentist Rose will remain ia Coop
er.5ttssyn until Jan. IL.
Postmaster Trubshaw has received
mastiee from the postoftice department
| OF the discontinuance Of the Cottots-
wood postoffice. so that hereafter tina
. rnajil ~ou,e will terminate at Jessie
!rfa. IN a jor.ty of the Cottonwood PEG
ras.. WIZ ge. their matt at Binfnrd.
YOU shua Ia knnw that Foley's Home.
sss.d Tar is, s.l,sn utely the t,rst remea:
fmx all diseases of ,hr IhrsM, Clr>
ans1 Iiuuas. Dealers ar, authorized It
rts,yva ,,tpe i, to give satisfaction in al
ra~+s> ..;n.s;.nd soc.
GRer!,-rt k;,ot. OF Valley City die
q. ST 'L,,l<e's Hospital. ST. Paul, las
Sal.mrday, fir, ,m cancer OF the stomach
HE DECEASED had been prominent TO
k,t,rty ,v,ar>A :; making history TO
6 sr,,aes, couDt, OF iate. years he ha
h ew.h idestitiaG with the ssscalled ne
IL ,n,lG fouees
LWST-one fur W'eenba
r. .taJles will ,,l.r.se Leave at shis affic'
The annual u eeting of the Congr'
ga taouabl Church. was held last THUR
da y exseniHg. the reports OF the di
fer emit derartur were rehd an
sht ssed tt.e cht,ch to be in goo
fin: ynciM -sha4s, bials pal
up to hnnA.y lss with TT
ctu ,s-h AND parsonage free of deb
The follfnHiiug n;,ilcers we've electe'
Trus ;tsee. j. = Es.awn: N.acak. Il.
Ham TEson; Clerk ,ssa,i RS j. N. Brow
Trea surer. r. II. sarubslHAw: OrgaGs
and { ,Aoristsr4 Ms. David Bartlest
Assis tAnt Orgahi<... Lewis Brow
Ushe. y, =. rs. EEsbshaw. MAyna'
Crane Alternatas.,Ss, SansburM. T.. 4
Halai. t ON.
An xsensive newspaper and je
plant 4 or sale cAcaff.is,r cash. Pap
in its Ath yeAr Large C:ampbe
cylinde press. NEARLY. new: two .le
nre,ses, one ChAndleM& Price, rse'
large o. ~ ,er cutter. toR. stones. tsl
of every discrirxon--Ra* dress tn
fall: la..e e xater or.~'ul]eys. shat
ing and belts. all in spls:aaid runnit
order: az ,ller top d*ssk'art0 other fur"
ture. D.,n't appls unle.s you mea
| husiness. We have nUtiE.e to was
| in useless CORES IMeldenee Addre
box 81. 8 gunner, Pierce coNntv. ash.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-01-11

Miss Annie u: miner r.tlri Ell | IS
Saturday from a two weeks VII II Wit
friends at Spuoner, Wis.
All members Of the u Id Fellows
lodge are requested to be resent at
the next regular N .eting-Mondav
night.
Arnt Olson and Artie Swenson re-
turned from Minnesota yesterday and
are back at the old stand in Berg
Bros. &Co. S. store.
We will sell at public auction our
stock of furniture on Saturday. Jan.
Goth. F. A. MAYER & Co.
Druggist Bateman says that he has
purchased his stock Of drugs for the
/ McHenry store which will he opened
up about February LIST. The Tribune
is misinforlned.
Mr. Ben. Stavsvick returned tc
Cooperstown with his bride yesterday
morning. and he has been kept busy
receiving the congratulations OF hi:
friends ever since.
Smoke Busie Call &c cigar
Miss Mary Tollefson received +;
telegram last Saturday saying tina
her father was not expected to live
She lift on nhe afternoon train fol
Nisoqua. Wis. her home.
All the European countries haS'
agueed to the "open door" business
That's just our position. exactly
Come in and pnt vour name on on
transcription list. Our Office door i
always open for business
An a. q. U. w. lodge will III
organized at McHenN tomorrow =
Grand Foreman ALI. Ellsworth. G
jamestown. Griggs Lodge has bee
invited to attend, The :Courtena
lodge will do1the work. We nnde,
stand that twenty new members hav
been secured
DR.. J.. \. H. Winsl"r. Neterinnt
Surgeon. graduate of the O"larl" y"
Urinary College. Office at III. Fl. i::.''
man * Go. : .drn. store. y :'ai
promptly attended to-.
y Mira L. T. Karr assisted hv MIR
David Bartlett gave :. farewell parl
TO kathleen aud Alice Crane. q
i Saturday evening last. from five I
!. seven thirty o'clock. Dolls were Il
order of the evening. The lit
: misses report just tine bs,>t kind OF
;time and a lovely supper. Those pre-
.ent wert Deli Wilson. Leila Abbot
jeanette Whi;lden. Lilliann Blackwell
Ruth Blackwell. Matte Ayrea. Maut
d Trubshav, Kathleen and Alice Graz
e .t.Ad Florence Cooper.
;: Martin Evju went nv to Portal {
!, .sl4e 500 iasst Tuesday to look over Il
|: field with III vieN t." opening up a ba
It be,. shop. He fouEd that the TOW
i: .COElD0S2QsO nc ~SGDfe.stnu ~ pDol .fpO
+. onEhe American sid.: and a hotel al
Il q ll,r room. on the. Cana dian side.
|. returned +. Cooperatown Thursd;
sati4ted to ,remain,ilece for awhile
leaA. Pom. al will probably be ma
- division headquarters.of the SEQ a.
" if it Us will ;EndoubtediH make quite
II railroad town. Twens y-five marri
men with families have taken
Z: elaine around the town and a Mht
V cot of single mon-he they dol
. eount. ~. they only visit their tar1
oace in about .,ix lnOntlae
i Chap.*9d hansdS. .Nrat& ed lips 81.
II ra,.i2hnexs of tlr skin s.lrsel quickly
e Banner >alse, aEse most 'is'aling al
rs m.put in ttse wt,l;al
For safe by H. H. B~us1hA~ st
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-01-11

colors them better too |
Sold by s. ALMKIOVE.
Smoke Bugle Call &c cigar.
J. S. Bredenbcck went down to Han
naford last Thursday. and will work
ut his trade at that point for two or
three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pfeifer left last
Thursday for Park Rapids, Mimi,
where they will visit friends for about
three weeks.
Mrs. w. f. Drinkwater left last
Thursday for New Paynesyille, Mimi.
for visit among friends. Ed. will
follow Later, of course.
| Foe SALE-six lots and a small
house, near fair ground. Half cash.
balance on time Inquire Of Chas.
! Skorpil.
Supt. and Mrs. Will Fl. Butler. Of
Steele county. were visitors to Coup
erstown last Saturday, coming in on
the Klondike express from MeHenry.
Fireman Billy Ford says that his
wife. who has been very sick with
pneumonia. is recovering right along,
which is good news to Billy's friends
at this point.
...s..-s, DR.. Fratherstone--Mo,.
:T9S day, January 20, 3a, 81.
Tonsorial Artist Moe. of s<nour,t.
was ~ COoperstown visitor last Thurs
,taY. He came up to visit ht- frienc
lack Murphy and TO get his hair cut
cause he couldn't cnt il him 81
/. says Ole.
Joe Tawgert, who has been operator
ut the depot for the past two or thr' /,
months. left this week for Settle
Wash. Joe was the NOS. obligins
manip ulator of the electric key th"
we have had here and we are sorry te
see him leave.
DR.. Platou, of VallevCity, will be il
Coopcrstown Monday and Tuesday
: the both and Both of January. 70,
the purpose Of practicing his profes
sion.
!, One of those patent gasoline lamp,
: "caught fire. in Laundrymar
Sheeley's laundry in the old U"iol
House building last Thursday nigh
e and for time it looked as if the fir
g department would have Co be calle'
out The lamp was safely carried out
side, however. and the services Of tn
u department were not required.
>. NOTICE. am going to herd bot
n horses and cattle the coming summer
n northwest of Cooperstown. Anyon
4 having stock should write me at once
/. stating number they have. Best c
water and range furnished.
:. r. C. AUBREY.
le II. Clendening has sold his larg
q furniture and general store to A. &
a Hanson and Will Anderson, who will
"a conduct the business under the nam
Up of Hanson & Anderson. Mr.. Clel
lie dening has not fully decided as to hi
t future movements, but wherever h
Is goes he will carry the good wishes {
our people, all of whom sincerely RI
greet his departure. The members {
the new firm are we'll knows here {
!. successful young business men {
sterling worth. In common wi,
- other friends the News wishes the
success in their new venture.-Win
= bledon News.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-01-11

uesday on bushes asai W il
,ceturns todeN
Married--Jan 18th, 1900. by Rav }
k. Quamme, Mr.. Richard Bross:n {
Miss Henrietta Lee, of Sveriamsn. ,
Graggs county.
Druggist LBateman returned las
Monday from St. Paul, Whileta er
he purchased the drug stock for hi
new drug store at AlcHenry.
DIR. Rose. dentist, ce;ll rcmaic in
,Coopersto,yn until Jan. Is.
d. B. Mcdonald left Thursds y
afternoon for VALLEY Gky. He ma y
mot reuul.n here and he may return i n
Il few DAYS. and we hope 4se does.
Berry Eros. d Co.. have replaced
that pl.be glass window which was
broken hy a TURKEY u frw weeks ago.
They hope owners of turkeys will keep
them at home after this.
GIRL WANTED. pay $500 a
week To a competent girl. to do general
houscwork. Call on T r.. Warner.
s The following is a committee to look
ssssaf er the work of repairing the Con
SssSsa e. ettioual church: f. NJ. Ayrea, S.
ssaansburn. j. N. Brown, +. S. Ha'ni!-
ggsason. Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Crane.
ssy We will sell at public auction our
stock of furniture on Saturday. JAN
10Th r A. MAYER & Go.
Hon. A. g. Cox came up from VAL
lev City last Monday tn size mp the
business at this point. He found
every thing running smoothly and de-
q parted for the south on the afternoon
8 train.
a DR.. Rose viii remain in Coopers-
d town until Jan. 10.
n Mr.. r. L. Jones left last Monday
IA for Sparta. Wis to spend the balance
ss of the winter. ae expects to return
aA ia the spring. The Courier is indebt'
ssM ed to Mr.. Jones for ~ subscription to
IIssSsA this old rag % freedom.
sssss Smoke Board of Trade lOc cigar
gs@# The Sanborn Enterprise is authorl'
sss tv for the statement that the long dis
ssssa nee telephone rates have been Cut
s sssSs% ALONG the main inc to fifteen cents fol
ss a three minute MESSAGE. That's thu
ssysgSM o+uff Hurry III with that long dis
ss .auce line Then good bye to thu
s,tern Union telegraph.
Feathersbn will make very low
,es on fine eental work. See hin
get an estirae on your work I
sssgss sa.ndid set O ,eeth--beautiful an
ss 5M slral as life $40
va ,mmissione Wilson OF the intern
.As eyenue bureau has decided that
hsician who ,re,cribes or sells t
patient whi,key, brandy, wine Q
other alcol lie liquor that is nc
bounded int, Il mediciRe by tn
ature of al; drug or medical II
H. ,therewih is requi:ed TO pa
as tax as retail dealer eve
the alcoholic liquor thns fur'
prescribed az medicine onl
Slsed.
Board of Trade Zoe cigar
IsSS aetor Golf of he Telepho,
has just distributed n
l gsSg8 January and we notice tn;
SSasS5s a list of sixty--fo'
81 a substantial grow
lsiness right along. NJ
ing his patrons good Sc
| S keeps his exchange ~,
ahlv all the time Wh'
.ssssE song distance phone ne
2 persto I'm will be strict
ew patrons on t
have been plac'
Messrs. 0. '
Fred Beier.
teeth when D
up in Jan. rs
w prices for tn
s lions Dentist
llv warranted.
INV ,las reached
,sS and can be full
sas d gal newspaper
n, legal nature.
our notice tn
that because
the county pril
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-01-11
LOCALS.
a.ard $685.

S3ugle Call &c cigar.
avid Barthgst went to.Nall' ~
tuesday on 5usin sss ani w III
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-01-11
Ii, Grippe Gan
Cured.

Those avho are troubled with L;
grippe or is.ve ~ troublesome cold will
find instant vtlief and permanent cure
i'll BunS-n'> Pine Tar Cough aloney
GA Grippe sufferers VIII" have tried
sther prepacS,i"ns with no g.sl re
salts should stfr HumSen's Pin4 Tar
Cough Ho"ey- liz never ta'is t" S.''r"
For sal. h.v II. II + ~, ma. s. g.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06
T.-R BULLETIN.
.NONC[I 4 news Of TODAY

IS he Weather.
! For low 3 !air tonight and satur-
day; cool. :. onight.
For Illinois Showers, with thunder
storms tonight; Saturday, fair; high
Temperature tonight and Saturday;
cooler in the north.
PAGE ONE.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS:
Stevenson Named for Vice President.
Kansas City Convention Proceedings.
The Worst Feared at Pekin.
Bicknell's Capital Comment.
PAGE TWO.
TELEGRAPH AND GENERAL:
Bryan and the Platform.
Text of Democratic Declarations.
Convention Gossip, Etc.
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS:
Important Building and Loan Decis-
ion.
Three Drowned at Sidney.
Fire at Iowa City.
News of the State.
PAGES FouRaAND FIVE.
EDITORIAL:
Eryan's Nomination.
The ST. Louis Demo. Trust.
| Topics and Press Comment.
\ Iowa Items and News.
4 PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
CITY NEWS:
Cl5udburst Does Damage.
Republicans Pleased With Demo
cratic Ticket and Platform.
The Needham-Benson Controversy.
Social Events and Brief Mention.
PAGE EIGHT.
IOWA AND GENERAL:
A Minority Platform.
More Troops for China.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06
z Fnz41la,1<g
M'K1NLEY GETS THE NEWS
Adoption of the silver Plank and the
Nomination of Bryan Cause No

SurpFlsc. s;sa
Canton, o., July s.--News of the Kan
sas city convention was given Fl President
Mckinley in bulletins from both of the
telegraph companies and in press dis
patches All of the messages We're de-.
livared 10 Secretary cortelyou, Who
read them to the president in the Ii
brary. or the porch or wherever he hap
pened to be.
soon after o'clock. following the
news of the adoption of the platform. q
bulletin announced the nomination OF
Mr.. Bryan, and the president and Mrs,
Mckinley went for long drive about
the city. When they returned news OF
the convention was still coming, the
lbrllctins announcing the nomination
having been intended merely TO an
tnounce the presentation of Bryan's
name to the convention.
There was nothing abot any one con-
Injected with the president to Indicate
THAT displeaaure OF surprise was occas-
ioned by single incident of the con-
}{yer tion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06
Want. to XIII son.in-Law.

indianapolis. Ind. July 6.-R. A. Con-
ner, Wealthy business man of Leban-l
on, caused sensation on the principal
streets here yesterday by fiourishlng
revolver, with which he declared he
would shoot his son-in-law, Fred w.
Day.
He visited the Singer sewing machine
store and the Oneida hotel, at both OF
which places his presence caused con-
sternation. The women clerks Of the
sewing machine store ran into the
street screaming for help. There We're
dozen guests in the lobby of the hotel
when Conner made his appearance. but
| In an instant the Lebanon man had the
Ihcld to himself.
He next visited the union station, hui
| made no show Of his weapon. In the
\ \ ne tine police hea dauarters had beer
j;notified and Conner was arrested as ht
sI.was boarding train for home. He sayi
i lDay) 10 interfering IN hie family a6airs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06
CANTON on THE QUI vIvE.
Much Interest Aroused in Coming of
Committee to Notify Mckinley.

Canton, o., July 6.-The coming OF.
the committee Of the national conyen-
ton to formally notify President Nc
Kinley of his nomination Thursday,
July u. is being looked forward to with
great deal OF interest. 1t will un-
doubtedly be one of the most notable
gatherings ever assembled in Canton.
The committee proper is composed OF.
one representative from each state and
territory. each q leader in his home,
headed by Senator Lodge, of Massnchu-
sets. chairman of the committee. Ma
ltionai Chairman Hanna, Secretary
Dick and many members of the nation
al committee will come on the special
train from Cleveland about II O'Clock
Thursday morning.
| Among Others who talk of coming on
/ that day-and the indications are that
4 there viii be many-are the survivors
of the presidents regiment in the civil
war, the Twenty-third Ohio, the head
quarters of which is in Cleveland.
Some time ago the president was
4 asked il he would meet his old COM
rades during his summer vacation IN
Canton. He replied that he would be
i delighted to have them call in social
lIway. Since then notification day has
4 been talked of as the probable date.
Ii is thought the plans will not differ
materially from those in 1896. Then the
4 committee was met at the station and
i escorted to the house by the local COM
Imittee and band and after the notifi-
4 cation and the eloquent addresses OF
the most conspicuous leaders lunch
4 Twas served the committee in tent
A erected on the lawn. Thousands heare
/ the addresses then and it is believed !
llarger crowd will be here this year.
There is talk of Governor Roosevelt
coming here within a day or two, altht
no authoritative confirmation of hi
2 coming could be secured from those a
a the Mckinley home.
Large numbers of callers poured int
the Mckinley house all day. Som
were greeted on the porch and man,
personal acquaintances visited in TIL
house. Close watch was kept on tn
4 Kansas City news thru reports deliy
cred to the residence at short intervals
) Russia possesses pipe line over 10
Z miles long In the petroleum region Q
:. Baku. This conduit. which is eight inch
Z es In diameter, brings oil collected in th
Caucasus region to Batum. on the Blac
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06
Aoron.ut Dn.hed to Death.

santa Ana CAL, July 6.-Emh MARI s:
er,berg. all aeronaut Of long experien
fell from height Of 500 feet wnite
making a balloon ascension mere ths !!
Fourth and was crushed to death IN tne
presence Of thousands OF spectasoIss
The accident was caused by the nrea1-
ing Of strap to which he was haae-
ing by his teeth, s
sudden Death OF cascaae's Msyess
Dubuque, July s.---N. J. Lsytem. may
or 81 Cascade, Iowa, died suddeniy
wednesday evening. He had taken .
prominent part in the celebration sof ths
Fourth, and, returning home, becane
In and died while the doclori WesS wEss.
inw prescription. He waas - yeaxe ~
| ana ma rssldsd a Cascade ~ yel1.A Il.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06
-Four Killed by Heat.

Chicago, July 6.-The fourth DAY OF,
the hot spell in Chicago brought sick.
ness, suffering and death. y material
increase in the mortality list is pre-
tdicted by health officials. The maxi
mum temperature of 81 degrees was the
second highest in the year. One pes
culiarity of the weather was the pres
ence of severe thunder storms all about
Chicago without one visiting the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06

rendered by express companies
which he holds TO be in the
nature of franchise tax, and
says il would result in no harm to any
Interest in putting the new law IN OPP
Grafton. The tax rendered now, he says,
is for the year 1899 and the tax for the
present year to be assessed this week
under the new law will be for the year
1900. PAYABLE next March. The assess
ment made and certified to the county
auditors this year is subject to taxation
in the local taxing districts and ts to pc
lin full of all tax from euch companies
during the year 1900.
State Superintendent Barrett waived
ihls personal comfort and left undones
some things he desired to do and took
| the hot journey to Charleston, s. c., to
attend the meeting OF the National Ed
Iuational Association. The attendance
from Iowa 10 very snall> this year on
iaccount Of the hot weather, the hot lo-
sIeation and the long, hot journey MT.
Barrett felt that il was his duty to go
and represent the state, so that Mr..
Beardshear would not feel SO lonesome.
The board of control has contracted
flor two immense fire escapes for the
L Mount Pleasant hospital for the in
sane. This institution is wholly With
sout adequate fire escapes and the
Ebuiidinss are mostly old and have
lwonden5 stairways. This new fire escape
lis a spiral tube six feet in diameter,
with entrances at each floor. II is like
4 a big augur With a casing around It
4 THE person enters the tube and merely
slsfides down TO the bottom, and 1t is
4 guaranteed that persons starting IN two
'Efeet apart Will remain two feet apart
regardless of how much difference there
81 may be in the weight of the persons
s The fire escape has been tested and ha:
tempted a large school containing Loo
lchi.dren at the rate of $50 minute
One of these will be placed at the snt
lof two wings. thus furnishing proteS
Iltion to the inmates. Other institution:
need fire escapes. but no appropria
E,ions were made for them by the las
-llesis,ature. The board has been i'm
l5tprovirg the conditions as. to fire escape
Land fire protection III all the institution
: since it took the. management of them
All important buildings erected at 9th
: e, institutions in the future will be fire
! iproof. built entirely of steel, brick. NOR
g tar, etc, without any wood to burn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06
The Fcdernls ltepulsesl.

,Maseru, Basutoland, July 5.The3
Boers made determined attempt to
retake Fickshurg, Orange River COL
5ony, yesterday. The fighting lasted IN
hour. but was fierce. The federals were.
ren1,lsed ~ ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06
MANIFESTATIONS OF BRYAN.
some of the Incidents Surrounding
the Event.


the Event.
KANSAS city, July Cit was s:5o
o,clock last evening, after five hours
session Of reveling enthusiasm Tor
~. form and party hero that William
fan,inps BRYAN was unanimously nom-
mated for the presidency by the demo-
cratic convention.
All the morning had been given 10
speech making and all the af.er''oon
was given to the two greatest pieces $, ol2
work before the convention iAe
Eplanks of the platform. especlaily those
on anti-impsrialism, which the dele-
gates priced as their real campaign
ammunition. and the speeches eXtolllns
Rryan. served all along as ttnder 10 the
fire OF democratic enthusiasm, ana the
scenes in the convention We're UNIQUE
enough. even IL they did mot entirely
! reach the abandonment OF the demon
stration at the convention in Chicago
four years ago.
Hair past 8, the hour for the after
noon session, was past before the reso-
lutions committee was ready TO report.
When the committee, with Senator
ZONES at their head and Van Wyck
edging up toward his shoulder, ap-
peared there was applause that Chalr-
man Richardson's gavel and waving
arms had difficulty in silencing.
/ Senator Jones announced that Sem
ator Tillman would read the platform,
4 The man Of pitchfork fame did good
1 work. He breasted the tumult OF
\ noises and shouted that he would
| make every one in the hall hear the
good democratic doctrine that he had
4 10 present, and he came as near filling
his agreement as any man In the face
OF 10000 people could come.
The doctrine was rolled sout. The
4 fathers were appealed to and the sin.
]! es he rniera of the present were re.
counted. Al shout went UP when the In.
j Justice OF the Porto Rico law was de
lscribed. The readers face twisted with
emotion and he turned raptd ~. Sasini
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06

Said Stevenson: "This comes as a
great surprise to me. was not a cam
gdidate at any time and never expected
to be nominated. but OF course shall
accept the call Of my party
h Stevenson refused to say whether in
his opinion his name would have an eff
feet in reuniting the party.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06
STEVENSON is NAMED
Illinois Man Nominated by the Democrats
For Vice President.
DAVID B. HILL COULD HAVE HAD IT. But REFUSED

stevenson Wins on the First Ballot After Long List Nominating
Stops Stampede to Himself BY Speech Declining to
Be Candidate Dramatic Scene Foows-Towne is Close
second-silver Republicans Nominate Bryan