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women were put hsro 20 mAks tAs
world look pretty, though the fashion
papers have never guessed ia nAyo .
faeetious writer.
They are fond % dressing, sEosPa 81
dances and dinner parties. A great
traveller once met . lady friend, whom
he had not seen for many yesEs e .
dance. HWhy, how you have altered,
6sid the LADY. Il declare / shOuld nos
have known you from Adam" Nor l
YOU" retortsd the man, '-from EVo-
Another hobby y talking. They aEs
quite e. gsFrulous when sober - ma
are when in their cups, and their coz
vsrsatiOa q oftSn Just - vel WOro
hearing.
Aaruls they have more hear than
head. This = apt 70 render thsm
thoughtless. A woman VIII walk 20
the end Of s street, then turn sharply
round without looking TO see whether
there = anyone immediately behind
her, and as . consequences, gouge your
eve out with the end Of her sunShade-
Sometimes she viii beg yOur Pardon,
bat I have known one 70 iust Zip the
eye Of The fsFruls into the gutter ana
sail SsrSnsly o without saying 9
word
Hsa are what WOmSn mAETy. ThSy
drink and smoke and swear, ana haVs
ever 90 many pockets, but won't 90 70
church. Perhaps Il they wore bonnet.
they might. They are more 1log1oei
than women, and also more EoologieaA
Both men and women have sprung
from monkeys, but the wOmsn certain
IL UpranR farther than the men.
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The duel, though prohibited by law,
Ft5n eziSts IN Switzerland, hut the
practice Il confined to the students In
The Swiss German universities. Even
these hre-eGtors are beginning 20 real-
he the absurdity Of tie practice, for
9 nesting waa held Ct Zurich lately
ct which student delegates from az
parts were present. 70 discuss the duel
end eourts Of honor. A proposition BY
he president 70 abolish the duel alto
pether was rejected BY = large major
ity. The consequence wa that q large
number Of duels which were preVious-
h arranged and whose principles were
EWaitinE the result Of the vote took
place e Bremgarten, near Berne.
Many students received severe napier
eats, chiefly n the face, but nobody
Was seriously wounded. TIE police,
though thsT know the practice exists,
and are often aNare Of the ''ehaiE,
seldom Interfere, for they look upon
TIE duel e. practiced By the students.
q q sporting and harmless matter.
tiscertain that nobody has ever been
seriously hurt n thess sGairs Of hon
oF.-London Timoa
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COMPLAIN OF STAMPS.
Ia RsoGa4Iy Seat OF ~ Pest O0SS
Dopart4S-4 Tha4 stusE
rec Wen. =

Many complaints have been made
20 The post Office authorities that the
a.mps sold in books Of "a and as have
had q way Of sticking 20 the parafan
paper that was supposed to protect
he mucilage on them. An investiga-
ton was made, with the result that a
circular was issued authorizing the re-
dsmption Of Stamps 90 glued 20 the
sheets IN books.
Il was explained thss "by mistake
sbe contractor who made the books
had used poor quality Of parafin pa
per. POstmASters were instructed TO
return TO the department at Washing
ton all books Of stamps made with this
inferior quality Of psrafhn fly leaves
which they had on hand. Under this
order about So, 900 worth Of damaged
books have been turned in, and it il
thought that there win b little more
trouble Of the kind.
This il not the only stamp trouble Of
tie post ONCE. Particularly from the
south and along the Atlantis coast
here came many complaints that the
ordinary one azd two-cent stamps
stuck 20 everything they touched. A
iheet Of 50 or more was turned in ct
tie New York post once this week.
hey had been Uout loose in q letter
nom the south and Wsre hOpelessly
glued TO the P1PsG
whether the trouble a due TO some
thing wrong with the macilage or the
EbDormaIly vet season In the south
and along the coaSt has not been de
tsrmined. There 80 no provision fOl
The redemption By PoOtmAstsrn 81
dAmaged individual STAMPS.
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a Newspaper correspondent No
uays that he has watched the changes
IN the population Of Canada for %
years denies that there has been .
very large immigration from The UNI
ted States 20 the western provinces,
and makes the additional charge that
the Canadian census Il regularly pad
ded. He says that the reports claimed
an increase Of 100000 AL Of foreign
birth between 1881 and 1891, while the
EtatiEtics Of immigration showed that
but 1900 persons Of foreign birth had
entered Canada during that period.
&c does not believe that more than So
90 or $1,000 Americans have settled
a western Canada.
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m0Fs Do Ghs little German banaSS
come front A writer IN BlsekWoOd's
Magazine ssyB: Inhabitants Of the
northwest PalatanAAS generally are Of
4 rozing Opposition. The shoe hawk
err Of PirmAssns. Ne brush Dealers Of
ROmbsrg and the ShoWmsn and ped
dleru Of KAFlSbsrg ere 30 Be met with
az over thS valley Of tie Rhine. But
these must ytsld The palm IN nambsEs
and snAsrprisS 70 The muHikantsu, Of
ths HartE mountains, who have mado
ths whole world thsiR OWn- Thsy aFo
not % oftan BSen o. tAs oon2inan4 e
thsy tormsrly WaEa. but they 20 90
EnEland, ths Caps. Australia, the
ssatsa, CanAda, Brazil ARgshtina, and
one band kas VontuFsd e. far e. Chi
1 have Known q only two bandS Inst
dH not cone from tAis distEioA Ths
one aas from Mass, - 49, Am
PfOEzham, n BaAsn.P
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This s. the season Of the year when
the wife Of the Italian laborer begins
70 think Of laying in her winter stock
of conserve. ConseTva IL q dish with
ont which no Italian family would
think Of passing the winter. Every
year about this time the average Ital-
ian housewife may be seen buying
large quantities Of tomatoes. The
tomGtoes need not be overchOiee and
sometimes the softer they are the bet
ter eonssrVs they make. The tomatoes
are taken home, pat in . press and
then squeezed until every drop Of juice
has been extracted. The pulp which re-
mainBis spread upon board and placed
in the sun 20 dry. When Il has at
tanned the consistency Of putty Il 10
scrsped together and placed in alright
jars for the winter. tits used for max
ing sandwiches and sometimes forms
the staple Of the laborSr'smeaL-LOn-
don EDohanFo.
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~The market - oveETun with auhsti-
tutes for this food and that" asserts
the capitalist Il zee no publication
Tor hacking your new health food.
With 8 naive smile thetnventor turns
70 him and Euggestss
"But IL may also Be ussd e q elhgt-
tute for Goals
Then the capitalist Displays unusual
activity ~ sending for patent attor-
neyS and clerks e draw up articles
q Partasrnhip.-N. 7. Tines.
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VERY STRONG TOBACCO


IA many q tie tObSooOniStS nAOpS
psrsqus tobacco, chopped into gTGnu-
lated form, u displayed for use By
nine smokers. .This e the same Per
tqus that has bean grown BY French
Rsa and Spaniards IN LOutEianA nneo
before our revolutionary war, sAys the
New York Herald Il Il . Jet black
intensely strong tObaooo. fAmOus for
Its favor and H. Shiity - WrsaH he
nSrVeS-
nj rOWn and made IN - JGmSss
pariGh, Louisians, and the crop only
amounts 70 sbOGt 1Ooooo PONnds .
year,
m Makers follow The primitive
processes which were In uBS $50 jean
Ggo. The Stems are taken from the
leaves and the latter put into box
under . heavy gradual pressure. This
causes the Juice 70 run out, sVon
through the wood Of The boxSS- A
gradual process Of fOrmontaaoa and
curing takes place
At the end Of three mOnths thS 90
baeco h rolled into carrots" and
wrapped IN cloths, tightly bound with
ropes. Il Il left in that way for .
year before It IL ready for market
The favor Of Perique il considered
delicious BY all pipe smokers, but h
too strong. The tendency Of Emoksrs
3 continually toward lighter and
lighter tobacco, and perique II now
ussd almost solely for mixing Win
VIZ mid tObaccoa 70 favor IL
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n Rsria 1.sis iac4oriss.
-orld'S outPut e ooai "a 1910
- 900 tOna
-. factory a. Jena. Gernsny,
h surplus hot water ia such
% AFFORD the laborers nearly
..,.,pd baths PER week
&c German citien - d cutom-
!. =. street car conductor, who
-. enabled to add from four %
s.Ilsrs q month 70 thsir income.
-;ehest farm In the world is an
I'LL S2ss, COON the heart Of New
,. vltrs-fashionabls district, b.
West End avenue and River
5-iye II = titled regularly and
-oducs il sold ct the nearest mar
During the civil war the site
.ovsred By . government recruit
station.
,.ssarsh steamer be1onglng 20 the
----sgian government recently car
s'n5 the North sea some expert
.-.sI fshings which yielded impor-
{. -,rults. In three days III haIibul
a 900 large cod were caught ct z
= Of 900 fsthoms, thus proving
= ,xivtencs Of large quantities Of
- fishes ct q time Of the year when
~ are not 10 Be found On the coast
2 Norway.
r,uy people imagine that the in
,5.ccent electric light gives ont little
/, NJ heat, but it Is found that Of the
.,srgv consumed only six per cent.
{ oSnverted into light, while o5 per
at goes into heat. A lamp Immersed
4 vSter will bring the water to q
N and many cases Of IRE have been
med BY csrelessnesa IN letting in
G,mmabis substances rest IN contact
nth the lamp.
Prof James DewGr, president OF the
.,pusl meeting Of tie British Asso-
-;,tiou for the Advancement Of Sci
me at Belfast, has pointed out in the
oldest language that while English
D,u have repeatedly discovered scien-
-ise principles and laws OF great i'm
,ortsnce, the Germans and Americans
ave been making the practicaI apph-
atom Of them, IeNving England BE-
IA IN resping the advHntageB.
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cURIoUs oERMAN ell
sew BRsOa - Degs WhsaVoa ~
. Wsavss TA.a Are BuOoEtos -
As ToAaing % FiSaA

German ahepherds, having had az.
Aeulty in getting dogs that were nos
lazy and pamperod. the German COZ
lie club attempted 20 improve TIE
breed The best dogs In the country
were collected and bred with wolves
from the Ardennea, with the result
that . stronger race of sheep dogs
came into existenes. Two Hpoe4man1
Of these dogs have been brought 70
this eozntry By Samuel W. Portyea,
q St. Louis railroad man, who y .
dog faneisP. These dogs, says the
New York herald % recent data. ere
very much Ike the wolf IN their aP-
PearaneO. They hAvO he pointed
ear, the keen eye and ~ restless
ways Of their Wild snoOStOrA Tho
elder Of The two, stsllA, 3 two ysaFs
old and y Of q taWny yellow color.
Wolf Is wsn-nAmSd, for he has All
the characteristics Of biz gFandmoth-
sF, . she wolf. he = nine months
old Both q The dogs have been
trained 70 tAkS oAFS Of sheep and
they can round up . hOek in ShoEt
order. Ike the wolf, thSy refuse 70
sleoP bat a daytime and DSEoE %
happy ss when eirehng Ground haar
charges q night.
Bringing Of Tie specimens 70 this
country Was attended with dtmeulty.
They were purchased from shepherds
h the neighbOrhood % Mannheim,
who were not inclined 70 part With
than until 9 large sun bad been Of
fsrOd - thSy SAid that GnAmAS -
any RAJ value were DoAEOA
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Not for q century has the Garter
bean bestowed upon 20 young . nan
60 tie duke Of Marlborough ConEuelo
Randerbilt's husband. Four Of his
seven predseessors IN the dukedom
got the Garter. AZ did six Of the seven
dukes Of Rutland. SIX Of the II dukes
Of Bedford. four Of the ten dukes %
Leeds and al e ths sighs dukos g
DsFonshirA
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BOleheE- What was tie ne 81
showing Euritch through yom art
gaHer37 He ooulan't aTFrsciats your
pNintiTSgsS
KuIcher--We1. ho nsmed Inter.
elted and surprised
BelchsF-R Really. and What id 81
say?"
kulShsR-5eel what 3 LOT % 'em
you've got Y0a must ~ bought an
aEful lot q t,a 81 your tine. ''-iallliI.
eaelpAia PreA
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ne New Zsaiandor - unipGna7lY
AonasG Wobody tEisS - gtsal from
tra4sIssA HoSal NON dOogs are nsgsr,
Locked; many hsps no ioska Hsts'
coats AnA vaiisss ere lsfs asound m
disexiuinT. and ths OVnsrsalNayg
and 49, sRty WheEs thay put e.
Neikhsr. eAs wAitsg, nof tks bsil
boy, nor 80 ehambefmaid hold NJ
q straVaisr. nay % sserythin'g hs'rsd
81 thsua, and Do & ohssrfully. AsshsrS
ars - fndoor robbsrs, noithdr ere
fhars manT highRGy EobbaFs. ed ths
ps1ssatags q murders > VsEy 1nalls
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Like many another popular IDOL,
Cresceus Was Of humble origin, and
worked unusually hard for his honorH.
His trainer, the celebrated horseman,
John Mccartney. tells us that, ass colt,
Cresceus "Was plain hooking. awkward
IN all his movements and had little Of
the appearances Of . coming cham
pion." Az . yearling. the colt injured
himself 20 badly that -his owner, Mr..
George H. Keteham, wealthy young
business man, Of Toledo. o.. who had
engagsd n the horse breeding bust
ness on account Of falling health, or
dered the colt killed, says the National
MAGAZINE. The farm superintendent
forgot his orders. the colt was allowed
70 run IN the paddock several days and
& recovered before he remembered the
orders Of Mr.. Eetcham. Thus u was
81 an accident that Cresceus. 2sO2K'
fhe greatest tr0iting horse the world
onR kasE, areapsd being lriIled.
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osn. De Wet, the BOer lesdsE. &C.,
tsnAs that the name Of D. Witt o. D.
witt, 90 common in this country. orig
InaIly vas the sams e. Ms. Therefore.
- claims 70 have many digiaaA hins-
uasni fhs United stassA
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Womaa insure against being old
uaids an Denmark. says the New
York Man and Express. II they mar
~ bafors they are 20 what they have
paid goes 70 the lees fortunate, and
these last are penHiOnsd for the re-
naander q their lives on q, scale pro
poraonsd on what they pad ~.
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Wefrth three pounds four ounces.
csrcurlfe-encs forty-dre inches. Is the
description Of another monster
ilushroom which has been gathered
at Hraconash. Norwich. England
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TAs average French PsFsoa usa1
six pounds Of soap IN . year; the
average Eaglilh person uasa -
go.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-06-27

Wan,ej-Two good dinning
room girls, wanted at once. Wages
81 per week. Inquire at Oriental
Hotel cornor at and 9th streets.
If Dick r. Morgan was defeated
for the nomination for Congress by
the republicans at Enid because he
was civilized and christionized.
How can the nominee expect that
element in the republican party to
support Mcclure?
1t Is to the interest of every man,
woman and child to elect the whole
Democrat ticket in the county this
fall. This is no idle talk, it is
simply the plain unvarnished truth.
You will have efficiency, honesty
and economy by electing the Demo
cratic ticket, and grating, ex-
travagence and boodling by elect
ing the Republican ticket. Take
your choice.
Mrs. Nathan wife of our fellow
toNn nsmen l.. Nathan and their
three children arrived here today
from Edmond, O. Il. and will make
this their future home. They are at
the American, but will soon go to
house keeping in the Davis propro-
terry in the west part of the city.
AnadarkO eXtents a hearty welcome
to them and hope their location
here will be both pleasant and prd-
titahle.
VIII some right good Repubh-
can brother please inform us why
they pledged themselves in their
national platform 70 statehood for
Oklahoma, as did also the Demo-
Gratis. And in the fulfllment of
that promise, in the committe of
the senate every Republican voted
against statehood and every Demo
crat for il. If Democrats are true
to promise why not elect Bill
Cross? If Republicans won't stand
by their platform and promises why
should they expect any honest Ok
lahoman to snport Bird Nc
Cure.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-06-27
For Alfalfa, sorghum cane, Kaff-

For Alfalfa, sorghum cane, Kaff-
ir corn, miliet, peanut, pop corn,
field corn, onion sets and fuA line
of garden seeds, go to Linzees iced
store opposite Post Office. l4Otf
The Hotel Florence has gone under
new management. And will be run
as a lodging house. Any one want
ing a desirable room in a good To-
cality will do well to call early and
get choice. 232tf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-06-27

You can get anything in the
fruit line at Earhearts Place. 232tf
Finest vacant lot in city for sale
by Perry IL Farmer. 24Otf
Household furniture for sale at
Mrs. Aliens rooming house, four
doors west of court house. 233tf
Everything you can call for in
the line of refreshing drinks for
the hot weather can be found at
Earheart's.
Silas II. Leach plead guilty be-
fore Judge Bristow yesterday and
was fined Sl2 and costs for using
abusive language to w. II. Cole.
Bill Ilazletts Indians have play
ed ball all over the Territory and
in several states. And have a fine
reputation as ball players. They
will play the Anadarko boys at
Sportsman's park Sunday.
Adolph Youngheim and Mr..
Richards the tailor were initiated
into the mysteries of the rank of
Page in the order of knights of
Pythias last night.
II. c. Earheart is now permanently
located one door west of Mills & Orms
butcher shop, south side of G street.
with large stock of confectionery
and cold drinks of all kinds. 237tf
CAL and see +. w. Ronsick for
bargains in groceries, shoes, hats
and gents furnishings at Cooper's
old stand one Goor east of Wind
sor Hotel, on G street. 247t6
VITAE Ore, Mineral, Elixer is, cleo
tricity. The greatest blood tonic the
world has ever known. Will prevent
Typhoid and Malaria fever. For sale
by Mrs. Wickham, at Florence Hotel,
Anadarko. 234
II. G. Earheart, the confectioner,
wants to meet all of his old coustomers
as we'll as many new ones at his new
place of business lst doorwest of Mills
Il Ormes butcher shop G st. 237tf
Attend the Commercial Club
tonight. We are going to make
final arrangements for the celebra-
ton the 9th of August. The Ger
man Benevolent society, the h. of
P's and the Commercial Club will
have conUrole of the celebration
which insurus its success.
Percy an Indian living on tie
WashIta just west of town has
adopted baby boy of whom he IS
very proud. Where he got 1t is a
secret as he refuses to tell, but it is
sufficient that the little fellow has
a good home where he will be car.
ed for.
Professor Bell, the gentleman
who is leading the singing at the
McAnlnch Hall sang soag at the
teachers institute this morning that
was highly enjoyed by the teachers.
Miss Lena Spivey played the ac-
compartment to both. The singing
and playing was very fine.
We would like to call the attcn-
tion of our readers to the advertise
ment of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Crosthwait
which appears in the Democrat to.
day, and would ask our readers to
call and see her goods and get her
prices on her line of goods, at Brad
fords IL Davidsons, east side OF the
court mousse square
Anadarko Lodge No. vs. X. of p.
hasl received an invitation from
Lawton lodge to be present on X.
p. day, July 3rd. The idvitation
has been accepted and every
knight is requested to be present
at Castle hall Sunday at pm. to
perfect arrangements to attend in a
body.
The evangehstic meeting at the
McAninch Hall continues, and will
run over next Sunday. a good
meeting last evening, with two ad-
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-06-27

First bandit-How is 'the lady mis-.
sionary quoted by the br!gauds' com.
mercial agency?
Second bandit find that she is
marked "A-7-11-NN-*@%."
First bandit-What in thunder does
that mean?
Second bandit-It means that she
can be easily kidnapped, but that the
kidnapers will be lucky If they get any
ransom. There is q possibility that
her friends could raise 5000, but before
counting on this it would be well to
investigate the private archives OF the
agency. That's all
well, say. amt it skame?"
Amt what shame?"
"Why, that any woman should think
of coming out here as n missionary
without any rich friends to back her
up. It's too had"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-06-27
Lost o.' stray ed.

North of The river. Bay mare 8
wears old, white hind feet. shod all
around, s'ar in forehead, weight
about 200 pounds. also n sorre.
mare sane weigh, two white hind
feet. Nel:hrr arN ~nndad Re
ward s ., .,"turn 10 Ayc.r"thr e
Boal; Ayencv.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-06-27
Pasture For Rent.

4sO acres OF good grass land,
shade and water; Caddo county. For
terms apply t. Geo. n. Dayina Box
II, Enid o. L. 224 I'm
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-06-27
Leave KANSAS CITY

Every wednesday and Friday via Colorado
Springs and Scenic Route to san
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Every Wednesday via FIT. Worth and Southern
Route TO Los Angeles and San Francisco
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-06-27
CALIFORNIA
TOURISTS

can reach their destinations with great
comfor at the least expense via the
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18
BOXERS BEsEIGE.
CHENG-TU-FU SURROUNDED BY
THEM.
II Converts kiIled-Conger Presents
Letter of Missionary Canright
to Chinese Foreign Office.

Pekin, Sept 18.-United States Min
lister Conger has presented to the
Chinese foreign Office a letter from
Dr. Canright, the American mission
airy Of Cheng-Tu-Fu, describing the
massacre of native Christians there
in July. Dr. Canright says that II
converts were killed By Boxers and
that the local officials refused to take
measures against the Boxers. The
letter was written Aug. 2. The mis-
sionaries were then guarded by troops
and were unable to. leave the mission
buildings except when escorted by
soldiers.
DR.. Canright's recent kilograms say
the situation is worse. The native
papers declared the trouble is due TO
the collection or excessive indemni-
ties for Christians on account Of
troubles Of 1900 and owing to the
Christians arrogant attitude under
foreign protection.
London, Sept 1S.-Cabling from
Shanghai. under date OF Sept. IT. the
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says
that Cheng-Tu-Fu, capital of the prov
ince Of Sze-Chuen, is surrounded by
$4,000 Boxers, but that their attempts
to take the city have so far failed.
Without immediate help, however,
Cheng-Tu-Fu must fall
"a prominent Chinese merchant
tells me-" continues the Daily Mails
correspondent, that If Cheng-Tu-Fl
is taken, rising in the provinces Is
inevitable. To further complicate
matters the feuds between Protestant
and Catholic converts are now worse
than at any previous stage, and mag
isterial Jurisdiction, in various mat
tiers, has been unwarrantably inter-
fered with by priests and mission
aries"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18
BY
AMERICA
HENDERSON REMAINS FIRM.
Even Refused to Reconsider, at Pres
ident's Repositories Sent
kilograms.

Dubuque, Ia, Sept. 1S.-Speaker
Henderson received a number of telo-
grams yesterday, asking him to recon
siIer his declination of the congress
sional denomination.
The following was the telegram re-
ceived by Speaker Henderson from
the president:
"Oyster Bay, Sept. II.
Most earnestly ask that you re-
consider your determination not to
run.
(Signed) Theodore Roosevelt"
Replying to these kilograms, the
speaker further explained his action
adhering to his position. He gave
positive assurance that there was no
danger to the third district that
Governor Boies is very weak can
didate, that the Republican candidate
will be elected, and that he will dc
what he can to insure his election,
After these assurances the speaker
said he must decline to reconsider his
withdrawal.