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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-12
INFORMATION
SUFFICIENT
Nearly Every St. Louis BOOd-
Ter Wants to Be Informer
WITH HOPE OF CLEMENCY
District Attorney Folk Turns
All of Them Down.
NTH HOPE OF CLEMENCY

st. Louis, No, Sept. 1.-THE principal
items of interest today in connection
with the investigation being carried on
by Circuit Attorney Folk into the al
legged Doodle combines were the return
OF Former Delegate VIM Tamblyn from
Cleveland In the custody OF an officer.
and the sessions OF the grand jury Be
fore being placed in a cell Tamblyn asked
to see Mr. Folk. His intention was 10
tell all he knew about the doings Of the
combine in the house OF delegates, but
he finally decided not TO say anything al
this time, for the circuit attorney told
him that if he desired TO make any state
ment about matters that were being in
vestigated he must do so voluntarily,
6without hope Of clemency. Mr.. Folk
said that he has all the evidence neces-
sary TO convict members OF the house
combine. In a talk with an associated
press representative Circuit Attorney
Folk said that almost every one OF the
indicted members OF the house Of dele
gates combine has offered to turn states
evidence, but that he declined to accept
of clemency. Before ]. X. MurrelTs re-
turn and confession the members OF the
combine Mr.. Folk said. were so sure Of
their position that offers OF the authori-
ties to take care of informers were spurn-
ed Now the situation is different. The
grand jury held two sessions today. At
each session a number OF members OF
the council that passed the city lighting
bill in 500 in addition to Robert Nc
Math. former president Of the board Of
public improvements, and the Hsmens
Brothers. electrical contractors. were call
ed on to tell vha they knew OF the trans
actions connected with the defeat and
passage Of such measures.
All day rumors were rife that indict-
ments would shortly be found against
members Of the council combine. but the
grand ury adjourned until tomorrow
without taking any such action. There
was quite a furry when the grand jury
adjourned for luncheon and four Of the
members Of the city council were detain-
ed. 1t was believed they were held as
prisoners. but later the district attorney
stated that their detention was merely
for the purpose OF having them on hand
at the opening of the afternoon session.
Mr. Folk says the grand jury Will con-
tinue the investigation into the lighting
scandal for several days.
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a PARSONS NOBLE ACT.

r want all the world % know." writes
Rev. J. C. BudIoue. q Ashaway. 2. -.
what 2 thoroughly good aHd reliable
medicine I found IN Electric Bittefs.
They cured me Of 3aundice ana liver trol-
HES that had caused me great suGeFl1s
Tor many years. For a sst1i1e. all
around cure they excel anything ever
saw Electric Bitfsrs are tne Hurprlre
q al for their wonderful work in Livef
kidney ard Stomach trouhisg- Dont fail
10 Try them Only - cents. safisfacftoa
ts r-ssranteod b Gearing Ptaruacy.
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Local Grain and Produce Market

Wheat Farmers delivery)-Ha old
No. Z, 53c; new, no. 2, SIC; No. 3. 53d56ci
No. T. .3Q53c. Car loads on track-Hard
No. 2. 5sc;No. 3, 54d5e1zc; No. 4. 51a
&c. Red. sEIne as hard
Corn--No. ,. SOC.
Oats-Farmers' delivery. 23Q26c. Car
loads on track-No. >, 2sc; No. 3, 26c; No.
4. 24G25c.
Hay-Alfalfa. No. 1, $500; No. ?. $500.
prairie LOOSE. No. J., $3.50; No. ?, $3.50;
baleo, No. /. S6.00. No. ,. $500
Floul (wholesale)-Best patent. $.7o.
in carload lots. delivered 10 all southern
Kansas points.
Eggs-14zc, subject to Gambling.
Butter-Packing. nee; country, 17d1sc.
Poultry Hens. SC: spring brOilers. N
90 % pounds. 9ikc; TURKEY hens. &C. toms.
&c: geese. fun feather. &c; ducks. full
feather. &C.
Hides-G. S. / and round. SIC: side
brand hides, IS pounds and up, 72ac; side
brand hides, under 50 pounds, SIC; G. &.
bull hides. nc; glue stock and bad grub
by. SIC; green hides. &c; No l horse,
s225; No. horse. Sl.25; pony hides 75c To
tI.0e; dry flint butcher, IS pounds and up.
15c, dry flint fallen. is pounds and up.
ulac; all light hides, under l6 pounds. Sc
all light salted hides, 1Oc; all culls, &c; NO.
] taIow SIC; No. tallOw, &c; sheep
pelts. 25d75c.
Green fruit-Apples per bu.. 40a50c:
grapes, per basket. 136l5c; tomatoes per
basket. 30045c; peaches. basket, 5Gd75c;
Hatermelons, per dozen. S1.OO6S2.00; canta-
loupes, per dozen, 2ed5oc; bananas, per
ID. 319c.
getabIes-Potatoes. per bu., 35Gs5c;
sweet potatoes. 1d1i5c per 10; cabbage,
75c per 100 lbs, wax beans, 4od50c per
basket; egg plant. 25d5oc per dozen; on
ions. per bu-, &c; carrots. per bu.. SOC.
Vegetables Gobbers prices to trade)-
Oranges. per box. A.25d450; lemons. per
box S32593.75; Wisconsin cabbage, $50
per 100 lbs: bananas. per 10, size; cram
berries per barrel s. 90; celery, per doz.,
75c; comb honey. per ID, 15c strained
honey. per ID. 7lec.
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from that center. The money outlook
was unsatisfactory with further loss
CT cash by the banks to the sub-tressury.
The latter institution transferred 500 ZOO
fer the banks 10 New Orleans and paid
out 100000 for Seattle gold received at
San Francisco. There was no further
word as 70 gold imports and sterling
exchange fell on L per cent.
Railroad bonds were irregular today.
but movements generally were narrow
Total sales par value. yf.5Oo.oo0
United States new tours declined y
and the threes = and the old fours u
per cent on the last call
Closing stock quotations we're as fol-
rcvrc.
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81 LOUIS
st. Louis. Sept I.-Cattle-Receipt
$500 including 400 Texans. Market
steady. Beef steers, s45d7.sO; stockers
and feeders, 50. 45'a4.4o; cows and heifers,
8. 25d5.50; Texas steers, s2soG4.So; cows
and heifers. s26ed3.35.
Hogs-Receipts, 900. Market strong 70
sc higher Pigs and lights, s7.1e8T.s5;
packers s7.30a750; butchers, 81. 4567. 80
Sheep-Receipts. $500 Market steady
Natives. q. 25e4.20; lambs, s409d5.25; Tex
ans, S. 00d3.60.
st. Joseph.
St Joe, No. Sept. u.-Cattle-Receipt
ESQ. Westerns and good natives weak to
l0c lower. Natives, s425G4.55; cows and
heifers. s1-50Q6.0o; veals g. $4,000; bulls
and stays. $2.5e0e %; stockers and feed
ers, sz7535.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1852. Steady to SC
higher. Light and light mixed, sI.30d7.55;
medium ana heavy s7.4od7. 10; pigs 500
Q7.15; bulk, $500. 60.
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New York. Sept. l1.-Clcse Money on
call strong AZ 7rl1 per cent. closing I'D
and asked s6s per cent Prime nlarcan-
tile paper 5G5-s per cent. Sterling e1-
change veal With actual business i1
bankers bills II s. 50 fer demand ard
= s. 75T4 $50 f0r g. DAYS Posted rates.
s. ss6 $50 and s4sszGfs7 Commercial
bills $40 5s1AE
Par silver size, Mexican dollars. fazzc
Government no-ds weak state bends
STEADY. railroad BOMBS irregular
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WICHITA LIVE
STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Light
Market Strong TO Higher.
TOP PRICE WAS S745
The Supply of Cattle Was
LighteSt of the Week.
TOP PRICE WAS S745

There was light supply Of hogs yes
terday and an Of the car hogs came late
IN the evening, and two carloads arrived
after the market closed. The market
was strong to higher. The top loads
made a good average weight but they
could be died only mixed ekers There
was not "a fancy load of hoes among the
offerings. but two loads were good
enough to command S7.45 and the bulk
sold at that price.
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BASEBALL.


NlNGlANAIl H. BROOKLYN ga.
Brooklyn, Sept u.-Erooklyn and Gin
c!nnsti played a double-header. Cincin-
natl won the first game and Brooklyn
the second The first game was on-sided,
the western club batting Evans freely.
and this. combined with poor fielding,
enabled Cincinnati 70 pile UP eleven runs.
while the best the home team could do
was three runs Dahlen at short was
largely responsible for the victory OF the
visitors. as he made three costly errors
lie was taken out IN the second game
Wheeler taking his place and Donovan
covering second. Attendance 5000. Score:
FIRST game Ri L
Cincinnati ..........331eOl3oO-u IS 3
Brooklyn ...........1o0 001o-3 5
Batteries: Han and Bergen Evans and
Ritter.
second game RHE
Cincinnati .........1 OOOOO010-2 5 2
Brooklyn ...........3 9 0000 "a 2
Batteries: Phillips and Bergen; Nelson
and Ritter.
CHICAGO -; NEW YORK 81
New York, Sept. 11-Chicago and New
York ended their series Of the season IN
a doubis-header in which they broke
even. The first game va swon by the
New Workers. who Knocked Lundgren fer
three runs in the opening inning. They
went to pieces in the second game, how
ever, and could not hit Morrissey ef-
fectively, while their fielding was bad.
McGinnity was touched up by the visitors
and there was plenty of clever bunting
done by them. Attendance $500. Scores:
First game r II E
Chicago .............0 o l 90 001-2
New York ........3 O0o0O-3
Batteries: Lundgren and $ing; Miller
and Bower
Second game R H E
Chicago .............0o 900 20 o. Is l
New York ..........1 o 0 0 0l00-2
Batteries: Morrissey and Lamar; Nc
Ginnity and Bswerman.
PITTsBRUG rs: PHILADELPHIA 50.
Philadelphia Sept u.-Pittsburg won
two games from Philadelphia today. The
locals tried Shea q new catcher, and Nc
LauEhlin pitched his first game for Pitts
burg. 10th did well Bransheld and
Conroy we're elected from the second
game for protesting a decision by Umpire
Latham. Attendance 400. Scores:
First game r II z
Pittsodrg .....--.--5-0 Q o. l
Philadelphia 40 0220o1-5
Batteries: Lever. Chesbro and Phelps;
White and Douglass.
Second game RHE
Philadelphia .......oOO0o0o2 O-27 Q
Pittsburg ...........OO40O0O -su 3
Batteries: Frazer and Shea; McLaugh-
lin and thinner
BOSTON AZ; ST LOUIS 80
Boston. Sept. u-Boston won the first,
but the second was a draw, darkness
finding the game IN the eighth inning
Malarkey won the first game in the elev-
enth inning with a smashing drive over
the left field fence. Long. New England
League pitcher. pitched for Boston in
the second game and held St Louis down
to four hits. But for Gremingers error
Boston would have taken the second
game Attendance 80. Scores:
First game r II +
Boston .........2 1-4n L
St Louis ...3 O. 100000 4
Batteries: Malarlzey and Kittredge; NJ.
O'Nein and J. ONeill.
Second game RH Z
BOSTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u y - ! J y y D. = ~ =
St. Louis .--.....-....0 o @ 0 O. /
Batteries: n. Long and Moran; Yerkes
and O'NeilI.
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oat-No. 2. &C; No. white. $50
34=sc
Rye-No 2, 51q511zc.
Barley-Fair 70 choice mailing, 4SGsSc-
Fax Seed-No. l, s1-Ss. No. l North
western, s13S
Timothy Seed-Prime, $s.55
Mess Pork-Per barrel, SIC. $50 1880; lard,
per 100 lbs. s10.s71zd1070; short ribs sides
Qoose). sl0.5oq1o.60; dry salted shoulders
(boxed). s7zQSc: short clear sides (boxed).
10s4d11c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-12

KANSAS CITY T. OMAHA T.
Omaha. Sept Omaha $ inability 10
hit opportunely and nine passes issued
by Graham were responsible for the vis-
itors victory. Score; RH E
Kansas City ........ol o022 7le 6
Omaha ......-.......l @ o @ O o % e. u :
Batteries: Nichols and Wilson; era
ham and Gondins.
DENVER Z: MILWAUKEE I.
Denver. Sept. 1.-THE home team won
by timely batting today. The weather
was extremely cold and only 400 people
saw the same. Score. r = 2
Denver .-..--......-.1 0o111'-4 5
Milwaukee ..-----.-.9 @ @ 0 o tl
Batteries. Whittraiss and Wilson;
Swomstead and Ebers
ST. JOSEPH :; DIES MONIES .
Des NIoines. Iowa, Sept. u.-St- Joseph
took the second same from Des Molucs
this afternoon. Horer was weak a. crit
icai times. allowing the visitors 20 bunch
their hits. Attendance 40. Score
RHE
s. Joseph .-.......0 s00Oe80l-4u
Des Moines 10000 . @ 90 90 oe-2 5 5
Batteries: Psrvin and Roth; Hotter.
Hanson and Luhcr.
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business done: prices I'D lower. Amer
lean nicdHrg. SID
New orleans. sept u.-C0ttou-f-asy-
Nidaiing. 6 2-lsc.
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hog SALES.
CATTLE.

The receipts OF cattle yesterday amount
ed TO nothing and the only sales were
a few held over from the previous day.
CATnI Z GALES
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nearly all points Arizona california wsAassa
Oregon Montana Idaho and al" poiats in the northwest daas ~
FAIR At HUTCHINSON KANSAS ,..,,.. Am
Ho SS. Eli N M FAI B. si5S S5 a,,..o a.
81 i a91 On fH. s 6 sob lo9i Iasa
VISITORS EXCURSIONS -, .... Il, -.
Evansville Decatur Wabash ranro
Decatur Losansp Vanda nne losao To sath Bend ana @
Joseph sieh and he following ter
bridge \ Y Erie Pa F4ttsbarg Blae
Of and Including
railroad tro" Ke-
cts will be o November
TOPEKA FAIR. TOPEKA KANSAS - Go, -, ,,..
OMAHA. Ngs, NATIONAL CONVENTION CHRISTIAN cHuRcH-
extended until Novsm-
80
ARKANSAS cITY-souTAwssTERN SOLDIERS ASSOCIATION
Tickets september r. limited to
NEWTON kAN-HARveY COUNTY FAIR
s limited to september
WELLINGTON KANSAS SUMNER COUNTY
one fsTe f6r IN foud t5 September
to september %.
pss MONIES lowA-ANNuAL MEETING
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE, O. O. = =. ,
dpoens ticket limit be
WICHITA kANsAs-sIATE a r REUNION.
Rat Of on fare for round TRIP all
e september n to r. limited Tor return to september p zee
GRAND ARMY OF TIE REPUBLIC WASHINGTON O. C
extended until Novenbers
SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES AND RETURN
vembr Is
HomgsegKsRs, EXCURSION
Tuesdays OF and october
For further
l.. K. DELANEY, Agent
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS
Chicano.


Chicago. Sept. u.-Cattle-R Receipts.
s.0oo. including 40 Texans. $500 westerns
Slow. steady. Good 70 prime steers. SLI5
GS.50. poor u medium S4.25l7.s5. stock
erF and feeders. s. 50054o, cows $3.50
b.5o. hcifers S25ad625. Gamers A5tI
80, bulls S2c5E5oo; calves. $Sell %,
Texas fed steers. S5eeS&5o; western steers
SS150625
Hogs Receipts today. 1900; tomorrow,
l5.eo0. left over. 900. Steady 10 Sc lower
Mixed and butchers. S7.S3&7.56, good ID
choice heavy Sl-t1 -S5, rough heavy.
$3.50 80. light, s. sec 40: bulk Of sales.
s74sa7 60
sheep-Receipts. l2.oo Steady. Good
20 choice wethers Se57S.So: fair 20
choice mixed. S5'fS25; western sheep.
f26o0S-So; native lambs, $35)Q5.15; west
erns lambs. siooE525
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Aa.. Sept u-Cattie-Re-
ceipts. s92S natives. $50 Texans: calves
SO Texans 1t95 natives. Corn cattle
weaker cows and heifers steady 70
strong; western gras beeves. steady &c
15c lower, guarantees active and steady:
stoCkers and feeders lower. s. SO left over
Choice export ard dressed beef steers
t7.2el7S5. fair to good. ss1ea5 Is. stock
ers and feeders. Sse5.So. western fed
steers. S3.S565oo; Texas and Indian steers.
$2.eG43S: Texas cows. S1loES. %. native
cows. slSQs15. native heifers. g ga
soo; Gamers. Sl.1oa2-25. bulls. s5e1S. -:
calves. s2.5aG6.oo
Hogs-Receipts 1857. Steady 10 SC
higher Top. S7-67lac. bulk Of sales. s. 50
GI60. heavy. S7-5oe nc. naked packers.
S7.5eG7.57ss pigs. cmfwyp fs-rfffwpy
1899; light. S51'- l7.57ls workers.
. $40 7-571z. pigs S. 25
sheep Receipts 3sI Market strong.
Native lambs. S.1ef4-25; western lambs.
sS99e4o0. native wethcrs. S2s-dsS0. west
ern wethers, S2.s5G3e1, fed ewes .S.sS,s
to5 clipped Texas ye@riings, g esaS g:
Texas clipped sheer. S2so9s.S0; stockers
and feeders, S2.0od2.sa
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PHILADELPHIA 81 BALTIMORE 1-S
Philadelphia. Sept 1.-THE home team
increased its lead in the race for the
American eague penEant today by win
ming two more games from Baltimore.
Good hitting won the first contest and
the second was cAStu7ed through the
wrdness Of Butler. Both teams ielded
well. Attendance Il ,295. Scores:
First game r II Z
Baltimore .........1 0OOo0O-I 8
Philadelphia ......0 0 o - 5
Batteries: Willie and Robinson; Plank
and Powers.
Second game r II +
Baltimore ..-.-.-....1 o. i
Philadelphia .......0 o @ o =
batteries: Butler and Smith; Wilson
and Schreck
DETROIT 8; ST LOUIS :.
Detroit. Sept. 1-Yeager good pitch
ing was primarily responsible for De
troits winning this afternoons game. the
last with St Louis on the home grounds.
The homo team gave Yeager's errorless
game good support. kahOe's home run
scored 81. Louis two runs. Attendance
aeo. Score: r II Z
Detroit ..........-...1 0 0 O. - y
ST Louis .........0 0 0 . 0 o. O.
Batteries: Yeager and Buelov; Dono-
hue and Kshoe
WASHINGTON 3. BOSTON :.
Boston. Sept. u.-Nith proper support
Hughes would have Won today's game.
Boston PLAYED very far from pennant ball
in the field Carr.ck was batted hard
in the last three innings. Freemau's saw
age stick work was a feature Attend
ance $50 Score. RHE
Boston ..............011O OO212-7
Washington ........0 000SO5Ol-9 !
Batteries: Hughes and Criger; Carrick
and Drill.
CHICAGO 3: CLEVELAND .
Cleveland. Sept 1l-Chicago punched
hits in the fourth and ninth innings todsy
and won easily. the hitting - Jones and
Green being a feature Attendance 300.
Score: RHE
Clevelsnd ...........1 00o1OO0O-2 Q i
Chicago .....---.....0 @ o 3 0 o o 49, Is /
Batteries: Moore aud Bemis; Patterson
and Mcfarland
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago.

Chicago.
Chicago. Sept. 1.-THE leading futures
ranged as follows.
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Has Exceedingly Low Excursion Rates to the
Following Points:
COlOnistS Rate
HOME VISITORS EXCURSION TO
OHIO AND INDIANA OLD HOME TOWN

Tickets on sale September :. > 10 and . Good
days
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To nearly all points New Mexico Arizona califoI
and
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Whea, Farmers delivery)-Hard. old,
No :, 55c; new, no. 2. sc; No. 3. 53d56c;
No. 4, '3Q53c. Car loads on track-Hard,
No 2. 5Sc:No 3, 54d56Izc; No. 4, 5l9
52c. Red. s11ne as hard
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-16
N. PAUL De R0ULEOE is
NOT WANTED IN SPAIN

New York, Sept. 15.-M. Paul de ROu-
lede has left here by express injunction
OF the authorities. cables the San Sc
bastian correspondent of the Herald.
the spanish government wishing 20
show some return for the attention
shown the queen mother in Paris.
NJ. de Roulede has been living in
Spain. at San Sebastian. ever since the
beginning Of 1900, except for a brief
period when he Journeyed TO Switzer-
land In order 10 night a duel with NJ.
Andre Buffet, a royalist, who was
found guilty along with NJ. de Roulede,
the Marquis de Lur-Saluces and Judes
Guerin. chief actor IN the Fort Chabrol
episode, OF a conspiracy against the re-
public. The sentence passed upon NJ.
de Roulede by the senate. sitting as a
high court OF justice. was ten years
Punishment and though there have
several times been rumors that Presi-
dent Loubet was likely TO pardon him.
the sentence is still in force.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-16

Directly his partner walks in. calls for
a glass OF beer and tenders a 81 bill IA
payment The barkeeper throws our Q5
cents in change. You made a mistake
old man, the purchaser viii saw r
gave you a s. BILL A polite vrangle
follows. The fellow is inslgtent $40
he only had one piece OF money and
that was a s. bill. and he remembers
10 have jotted down a list Of his lam
dry on the back OF IL. He calls for the
boss. tells him OF the dispute and then
asks him TO see If he has a Sc bin with
1 shirt. collars. , pair cuffs written
on II in pencil Sure enough. hetbiu
Is found and the man gets his Sass in
change. This was the scheme thew
worked on the man down town. and he
had no idea he had been swindled IN.
III he thought over Il for some time
and then the whole plot suddenly
dawned on him. II is a rather clever
scheme. but one that viii not last. IA
barkeepers are awfully quick TO get or
10 tricks of this sort"
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GATES CROWD AGAIN BEATEN
Receiver Of the Guardian Trust
Company Discharged.

st. Louis. Sept. 15.-Judge Amos NJ.
Thayer, in the circuit court here to-
day, granted the petition of the stock
holders represented by Arthur Z. Still
Wen to discharge the receivers of the
Guardian Trust company, appointed
over a year ago at the instigation of
John w. Gates and his following. The
supporters of Mr.. Stilwell, who at the
time the company was thrown into re-
ceivers' hands was president OF Che
company, asserted in their petition to
have the receivers discharged that the
business could be conducted more
economically without them. The Gates
contingent opposed the move, on the
theory that Stilwell desired to merge
the Guardian Trust company into the
Mexican Trust company. which he or
ganized several months ago to finance
the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
railway. 1t is believed that Mr.. Still
well will be reinstated as president.
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WILL ENDORSE TURNER.
Washington Democratic Convention
VIII Meet Today.

Tacoma, Wash, Sept. 15.-The only
trouble ahead for the delegates to the
state Democratic convention, which
convenes here tomorrow, viii be over
the railroad commission plank in the
platform. Delegates from the east of
the mountains are very pronounced in
favor of an appointive commission, and
II looks tonight as though that form of
declaration would be adopted. Senator
Turner has expressed himself in favor
OF an appOintive commission for the
first term. leaving the legislature free
to provide for an elective commission
thereafter, and the resolution may take
this form. Senator Turner will be
commended for his services in the SEN
ate, and strongly endorsed for re-elec-
ton. The congressional nominees will
probably be James T.. Bell of Everett.
George f. COtterill of Seattle and H. d.
Merritt of Spokane, although there are
several candidates from east of the
mountains. among them being n. T.
Cation Of Sprague. M. NJ. Goodman of
Whitman county, Delegate Carey Smith
of Spokane and William humphrey OF
Walla Walla. Judge Reavis will have
no opposition for denomination for the
supreme court justiceship.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-16
REPUBLICANS DITCH
THE C0t0REO PEOPLE

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 15.-The Re-
publican executive committee has re-
fused the admittance of negro dele
gates TO the state convention which
win meet tomorrow. This action was
the result of several hours strenuous
struggle today between those of the
new regime, known as the Lily Whites,
and those not in favor of barring out
the negroes. This means that hence
forth the Republican party in Ala bama
is to be a white mans party.
The elimination of the negro was ac-
complished through the passage of a
resolution, by a vote of II to 10, adopt
ing the report of the subcommittee
which was appointed at the meeting
of the full committee on Saturday, and
which had considered II contests and
passed upon all credentials presented
by delegates. When this report was
read today not a single negro's name
appeared On it. although many negroes
had presented credentials.