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The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED,

Congressman Sherpard, of Texas. is
reported dying at the Mississippi Hot
Springs.
The president has nominated Alex
ander U. Brodie to be governor Of
Arizona.
The treasury department has de-
clded to admit NJ. Santos Dumonts
airship free Of duty.
Gen. Chaffee has rescinded the or
der for the establishment Of reconcen-
tration camps in Laguna and Batan-
gas provinces, Luzon.
There is much speculation on Cath
Ole church circles as to who will sue
coed Archbishop Corrigan.
Joseph G. Cannon was unanimously
renominated for congress in the
Eighteenth Illinois district,
A commercial congress Of the south
and southwest has been called to
meet at Charleston, S. c., May l6.
The weather bureaus weekly crop
report shows crop conditions to be
generally favorable throughout the
country.
Massachusetts women were defeat
ed on all their pet projects at the
club women's convention in Los An.
geles, Cal
The Arthur Qll.) post Office was
robbed of $500 by safe blowers, who
also took several books Of blank
money orders.
Carl Pollock, aged e., committed
suicide by Hanging in his brothers
empty storeroom, at Clinton, Mo-,
where he slept.
Joseph Coleman is under arrest at
Aberdeen, S. D., charged with muir
dering his brother so that he could
get his life insurance.
Archbishop Corrigan's death re-
moves the last obstacle from Arch
bishop lreland's ambition to be ele-
waited to the cardinalate.
Gov Stanley of Kansas has remit
ted S3,270.62 to the secretary Of the
Mckinley memorial fund, the amount
raised by Kansas. The schools con
tributed S3,165.6S of the amount.
More than 5000 persons attended
the funeral Of Amos j. Cummings, in
New York. The remains were taken
to Iryington, n. j., for interment.
Joseph Klump, prominent farmer,
living four miles from rcrryylle, Mo,
was accidentally shot and dangerous
~ wounded by his fiye.ycar-old son.
Bishop Potter of the Episcopal
church declares Archbishop Corrigan
10 have been one Of the brainiest men
OF his communion, and one Of his
warm friends,
The District Of Columbia supreme
court sustained the right of the de.
partmcnt Of the interior to lease GER
tain Cherokee lands to the Cherokee
Oil and Gas Co.
May Rodgers is under arrest at st,
Louis, and confcsscs Chat she has
been entering residences, by day and
night, sometimes in male attire, for
months past, and stealing fine wear
ing apparel and yamables,
Edward Il. Fisher shot and probably
fatally wounded his brother-in'law
John Chlds Williams, in ST. Louis,
while the latter was trying to force
his way into the apartments of Mrs
Williams, from whom he was living
apart.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
SnmpsOn's Naval Career

william Thomas sampson was born a.,
Palmyra, n. " February Q, 1870 ana was
Amounted to the naval academy IN 1921,
graduating at the head Of his class IN
1860. lie was commissioned lieutenant IN
1852. and was executive ofncer on the
IRON clad Patapsco when II was blown up
Inv a mine In Charleston harbor Ho was
blown into the water, but was rescuou'
lie was commissioned commander III 800,
a captain In 1889, and was superintendent
of the naval academy from 1886 TO lS'V ne
served In all branches OF the naval sery-
leo and was an expert on ordnance, tor-
pcdoos, etc. with Lieut. Joseph strauss;
he devised and perfected ,he supcrposssa
double-deck turrets introduced INTO we
navy, In February 1875, nc was nlhue
president OF the board Of inquiry a. 70
he cause OF the destruction OF inc INIT
ed States ship Maine In Havana hnrpoi
February 10, 1895, After ths deelara',2n .,
war with Spain he commanded me Nortn
Etiantic squadron, with rank OF acting
renr.ndmiral, lie was promoted TO roar
admiral In september 1898, ne was "a
n"mbor OF the American commission ior
ihe evacuation OF cuba, lie was mnrrl,nn
on April /, 1882, to Miss Susan EliSaoe'n
Turning
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
FOR THE SERVICE IN CUBA.
The senate Passes the Appropriation
For the Diplomatic ana Con-
suiar Service In Cuba.

Washington, May s.-When the SEN
ate convened Wednesday, Mr.. Cullom,
chairman of the foreign relations
committee, reported fovorably bin
making appropriations for the diplo'
matte and consular service OF the
United States In the republic OF Cuba,
The salary Of the minister Is fixed
at $4,000,
Mr., Spooner (Wis.) offered IN
amendment appropriatng not exceed
ing 80 900 year for the rental OF d
proper legation residence In llavara
1t was agreed to. As amended, the
bill was passed,
Mr. lIowlcy, chairman OF the COM
mI,tec on military affairs, reported
the army appropriation bill,
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
BRITISH FORCE RELIEVED.
The BesicRcd Town of O'Okiep, In
western Cape Colony, Relieved
by Col. Cooper.

London, May s.-The town of
ooklep, western Cape Colony, which
had been bcsieged since April 4 by a
Irans'a0l force under Commandant
Smu's, has been relieved by British
force under Col. Cooper. The garri-
son was in good health and only a
lew OF the troops were wounded. The
Beers retired south.
Lord Kitchener, in reporting the re-
nei Of OOkiep, adds that the Com
corda district, in about the same
part OF Cape Colony, is clear Of
Beers.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
0)l|D[D DURING A Foe
Rear End Collision Of Freight Trains
On the Union Pacific In
North Topeka, Kas.
TWO MEN KILLED AND SEVEN INJURED.
All Of the Victims Stockmen Going
East with Cattle and Occupying
the CaboOse of the Standing
Train, Which was Completely
Split In Twain.

Topeka, Kas., May s. During the
heavy fog, Wednesday morning, at
3:10 o'clock, an east-bound extra
freight train on the Union Pacific ran
into freight train No. IA at crossing
in North Topeka, causing a bad
wreck and killing two men and in
turing seven others.
The Dead.
AL McCandless, stockman, Natoma,
Kas.
Unidentified stockman from Luray,
Kas.
The Injured.
H. w. Kueker, Miles, Kas. head
badly cut,
j. +. Fields, Hoxie, Kas.; badly
bruised
John Buzzard, Bellview, Kas.;
bruised.
John Hammerlund, st. Mary's, Kas.;
left leg cut.
Ed Arnold, Chapman, Kas.; inter-
nally injured.
Joseph Hurst, Cheyenne; internally
injured.
- Ford, head cut.
Train No. IA had stopped at the
crossing as usual Just as it was
starting up, on came the extra at the
rate of 40 miles an hour. Engineer
Zimmerman of the extra did not see
any Of the lights Of the regular train
on account of the fog, and the other
train crew could not, # course, get
their train out of the way soon
enough to save it. The engine OK
the extra crashed into the caboose OF
No, IA, splitting it completely in two
Three other cars on the extrs
train were badly broken. The engine
was dcrailed.
None of the trainmen was injured
All the injured are stockmen going
east on the extra with cattle. Nine
men were in the caboose at the time
of the accident, and only George
Ford, of Wamego, escaped with nom
inal injuries.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
WILHELMINA'S CONDITION.
that her Majesty's Condition Is
satisfactory.

The Hague, May S.-Queen Wilhel-
mina's physicians issued, Wednes-
day morning, the following bulletin
from Castle Loo:
Last night there was very slight
increase in the temperature of her
majesty, but she had good night
and this morning there is complete
absence of fever, and the patient gen.
eral condition is satisfactory"
9 p. m.-Bulletin from Castle Loo
announced that the condition of her
majesty was Satisfactory up to the
present"
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
ANOTHER NEWS FAKE DENIED.
nh. u,portcd Uprising In Wnrsn"
for the Rc-Estnbiishmrn' Oh
thc Polish Kingdom, Denied

Vienna. May s,-rhere Is no tFo'h
IN thc report published by n news
agency In the United states, lu''r
ddaayl lint demonstrations In favor OF
,hn o rc.cs,nblishmcnt If the kingdom
", poland occurred at Warsaw, Tues
,a., ,h,t the demonstrators were
c charged by Cossocks, who rode over
The people, nogging them w,'n
lnou,s; that six persons were killed
md e25 injured, and that over SVV Pco,
nlc were arrested, including ch''ofen
under ten years Of age
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
AGAINST PUBLIC POLICY.
injunctions Denied In the Case Of
Three American LcaEOc
Baseball Players.

ST. Louis, May Harper, licidrck
and Wallace will continue to play
with the 81. Louis Browns.
Judges Tally and Fisher handed
down decisions Tuesday In the eases
OF the bah players, denying the APP
plica,ion for inJunctions asked by
the ST. Louis National League baseball
club. The gist OF the decisions IL
thnt the contract was not mutual
and American liberty was abrogatcd
BY its terms. There was lack OF good
public policy In the restraining clause,
and the evidence Of n trust wns u
hnr.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
The Money case. Nolle Pressed.

Washington, May THE cnscs OF
alleged assault against senator Mon,
ey, Of Mississippi, 0rpha II, shaner, q
street ear conductor and james u.
Hooper, truck foreman IN the fire
department, all growing ont OF n
street ear alteration about ten days
ngo, were nollc pressed and formally
abandoned In the police court yes
,erdny, after vigorous contest be.
tween counsel The only issue which
the court permitted 70 be- argued was
~ TO the right Of the assistant dis
trict attorney TO nollc pros, u case
without the consent Of the court,
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
cHAFFEE GOES TO .MINDANAo,
The Military Governor OF the Phil
ippines Responds to n Sugges-
ton from GEN. Davis.

Manila, May Seen. Chaffee
sailed, Wednesday, on the transport
Ingalls, for the Lanao district OF the
island of Mindanao. Gen. Davis tele-
graphed that he thought the pres
ence of the military governor of the
Philippines would have favorable
effect on the Moros, and Gen. Chaffee
Immediately replied by going to Min
danao, He has ordered Gen. Davis
to arrange conference with the
propinent surviving sultans and dat
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
THE CUBANS MAKING READY.
"fe"' Preparations Under Way In
havana For the inauguration
OF the First President,

New York, May s.-Col. Benjamin
II, Roberts, Of the artillery corps,
VINO has just returned from Havana,
said,
The Cubons are making great
preparations for the Inauguration OF
Estrada Palma. They are putting up
.r'uInphnl arches oil over Havana
,hese arches are being paid for
%@rgely by the Spanish merchants
inc spanish residents Of Havana
!. to be In perfect sympathy with
.ne new government and satisfied
WITH the ideu Of home rule. ..aaa
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10

Washington, May =, Cardinal Mar
,ncllI, the papcl delegate, is In such
highly nervous state that he fears
collapse, and has been compelled TO
decline the invitation TO oiliciatc at
the funeral Of Archbishop Corrigan
In New York, lie will sail, Saturday,
for NnnlrA.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
LONDON TIMES on SAMPSON.
Considers Him One Of the Hest Sea-
mon American Navy Ever Had

London. May s.-'rhe Times devotes
n long obituary notice to Admiral
Sampson. IL describes the admiral
ns one Of the best scamcn the Amrri-
can navy ever possessed, and says his
pcrsonal energy entered more largely
That that Of any officer In the con-
s,rlction, the armament, the organi-
zn,ion and the fighting qualities OF
The fleet TINT defeated the Sponinrds'
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
Sine. Gamers In Convention.

Chicago, May s,-The fourth annual
convention of the National Slack
Cooperage Manufacturers association
il In session at the Great Northern
hotel. All the manufacturers OF
slaves and heads for sugar and flour
bnrrcls nrc included.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10

Washington, May s.-An ofllclal de-
NAL has been sent out from the
white House Of n story, published
Tuesday, TO the effect that the presI'
dent had refused 10 allow the presi.
dent OF France TO confer the cross
Of the Legion Of Honor on Lleut,.Gen
Miles and Admiral Dewey on the occa'
sion Of the Rochambcnu statute M.
Nnlllnm
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
scuIEy EXPRESSES nEGRETs'
lie Requests the PoHtp"nemen' I"
Presentation Of silver Service

Washington, May S,-Adhnirnl Sch''y
made the following statement
wednesday, regarding the death OF
Admiral SNmpson' .
81 regret very much the death OK
Admiral Sampson, and ] sympathi@c
with his family, No one has ever
heard me utter one unklod word about
him, a..
"On account Of his death ] have
requested my friends In Baltimore TO
pos,ponc the delivery to mc-which
wos intended TO have taken place to-
nigh,-of the CristobNl Colon service
Of silver, and they have oceeded to my
request
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
Live stock Markets.

o. Louls.-cattlc-i'ancy exports, tJcn
125, butchers, ti7bdfJ 76i stookers, $1,000
l75 cows and hcifors, S,bODb5. Hogs
Packing, 81 J5dr7 0b, butchers, sO7bTN 10;
light s. 75u6s6 . Sheep Mutton sheep,
N,Wub 70. lambs, S.6OaG.9j; spring lambs,
", 7HlIG76,
Indianapolis - Cattle - Good to prlms
steers, 81. 5Odi6, i5 liogs-Good TO prime
heavics, Nl0dp7 %; mixed and heavy
packing, 81 sbqflo, sheep-dood to choice
lambs t5VOdib,76 good to choice sheep,
N.b0di6bO. spring lambs T00u7O,
Kansas City-Cattlc-Native steers,
a. g0lp7 10, Texan and Indian steers 5000
800, Texas oowa, 81, b5di6, 10, native cows
and hefcrs, 81 5000 70, stockors and feed
orp, g., J9loo, bbi calves, S,OJub,W, Hogs
Heavy, N,loll7, 2bt packers, S9vOUigOi me.
dun U,iOmT06 liHht, sJ,bOmf,00, workers.,
50 9pli7, w. sheep Muttons, 81 iou5 30,
lambs, 81, i0df7 %; western wcthofs, NG'Qp
Glb ewes, tipod!6b5,
Chicago Cattle-Good 10 prime ntocrs.
ST. S0ffi 30, poor TO medium, VI DOu6 10,
stockors and feeders, ~, bOdl6,3O. cows, 81, 10
ub,1b heifers, tg60n6@i cunnere, 400
q g6diG,26 llOgs=Mixed and bulChefsl
ii ibdli i0i good 10 choice heavy, v l0I
'Ni rough heavy, tOsoalo0I light N.eosl
6W, Aheep=do0d 10 choice wethets, ~ 70
as gb fair 10 choice mixed A1pub,vO
western sheep, S,gbnG 2bi native lambs
o.. 1bdi0.5O western lambs, p25UBN,
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10

New Orleans. May S,-1hc steam
ship Herald brings news Of bloody
bnttle between the Colombian gos.
eminent troops and the revolutionary
forces ut ChlrlquIcito, ten miles south
OF Docns del Toro, on April ~, 10
which the latter were 'lctorous, driv
Ing the government forces pell neil
into llOens,
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10

pekln, May s,-'rho vIceroy Of
Kwnng tung, In his efforts TO sup
press piracy, brlgondage and other
criminal practices, has recently
caused three thousand in0lefactors TO
be decapitated, and the province stu
swarms with criminals. ...-..
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
/. ,,,.iJcrutc suicide.

81, Louis, May Son The verge 0,
eternity, T.. j. sOndidy thought OF
o,hcrs, and, desiring to save the cor cor.
o onor trouble, called At the lot''r.s
oNIcc in the city hail. Tuesday anu
, ,onr n fatal dose Of corbol'c 0clu,
ncsnondcncy, following a pro,ra',,r y,
anrcc. Ia aid TO have prompted 'he
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
,,.,,,,n m n Hotel Chnlr.

norver. COL, May s.-7John shorten,
need c5, editor of the Cripple , orech
ageu ~ J'' md one Of the bcst'known
nv men in Colorado d'ed
n ,,s'I,n pSI,tIpg in his chair in The lobby
WIN ,ho S. James hotel, In this ety.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
Government Has Not Rcccdcd.

London, May s.-Lord Salisbury,
curing his speech, Wednesday, at the
annual grand habitation Of the prm.
rose league here, said the govern.
meht had not rcccdcd an in order to
a'nrm its previous peace terms TO the
Beers,
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
Another BOcr Reverse,

London, May s.-Furthcr adyiccs
received here from South Africa AN.
hounced that 2ss Beers had been cap.
,ured and that ten burghers were
Killed In the neighborhood of Lmdlcy,
orange River Colony, Tuesday,
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
Drowned In u Bath Tub.

Chicago, May s.-Rev. Timothy Me-
CURE, pastor of St. Keyins Roman
Catholic church, One Hundred and
tifth and Terrence street, was found
drowned in n bath tub at the parish
house of his church.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10

e,r,rgocld, o., March s'--prcs'dcn'
, NJ H. Bn,hrawir, of Wi''enorrg co..
, =, w. a,ed last night in the law ot
, "''s ~ John LeiSmann, where ne was
metz .',e, 20 with congestion OF the
brain. ..,.-..-...-'-''
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
VIII sign OIeomargarine Dill.

Washington, May s.-All doubt of
the presidents intention with respect
to the signing of the o!comargarine
bill was removed when " was an-
nounced that he would give II his APP
proyal either Wednesday or Thurs
lny
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10

New York, May s,-.Money on call
nomlnally at 7dis per cent Prime mercun.
lilo paper itmbN, per cent Sterling OK:
channe steady With actual business N
Ana na al isscpisb4 Tor % days Posted rates
WjGriWw commercial bills, S,isQ Assn F,
Mexican dollars W. government bonds
steady. ,.iasa. go - a. lA-..,A sasass
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10

81. Petersburg, May s.--A fire al
Lobrnsk, government OF Minsk, has
destroyed 912 houses aud go smSu
shops.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
Indianapolis-W No. rod.


GHIGURV"VT0slHR VUUIuIIOHSI WHtW-
May S,%e' July, M"q,i,atSi September,
May, S5lbc; July, 6Osso September, $3.50
b9hci December, igaso. May 1908 i57so.
oats-May, ilhc, July, S3fsc, new Sssc.
September, 2ssso, new, 30Mc December.
2ghc; new 3Olsc pork-Muy, $3.50, July.
1893 September, slIO2M january, lO9o[i,
Lard-May, 5000; July, 500; September,
3lOl1H, October, so, ~, Ribs-Mly, $3.50.
July, S952le, September, N6lsUJ,W,
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10

1t is not believed that IL will be nee.
essary to begin night work for some
time, owing to the extension of time
at the disposal Of the company.
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10

Cotton,


Quotations for mddiIbB range as FOL.
lows st. Louis, CSC; Now York, 9Dc;
Memphis, Dl.e
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
lie Prefers Americans,

Berlin, May s.--llerr Bleichroeder,
the Roscbcry Of the German turf, has
discharged every German who hnd
anything to do with his racing sta.
bles and, from trainer 70 stable boys
he has replaced them with Americans
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10

The shippers association of Spring
dn,c, Ark, has paid Peter Graham
S2 500 for his strawberry crop for thls
season, 'a' "' a..
The Van Buren press., 1902-05-10
THURSDAY, May {
Grain and Provisions.

st. Louis 90 Flour Patents, 49, 70i3 50,
other grades, sa00li3 &c. Whoat-No. q red,
No. 2, iio, liay-Timothy, $1,000
1850, prairie, 81 0OdliVO; clover, 49, SOC
1900, Lard-Choice steam, 9,95c, Pork
New mess, 81 05Qpl765. Bacon-Clear ribs,
l0DqlOisc. Butter-Creamery, l9u23ci
dairy, lGdi20c. Egge Fresh, l4c.
Wool-Tub- washed. l59?i,sc Missouri and
Illinois medium combing, n@l7s.c; other
grades. liulOhc.
lndanapolis-Wh No. 2 red, SOhc;
No, rod, 76Mdf7SMc Corn-No, 2 white,
G5Nc, No 2 yellow, 63Ac, Oats-No,
white, i5ai5hc Hay-Nmothy, Nloo4
1926,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-20
NO USE FOR TOBACCO
Bishop Who Opposes it So Violently
He Says Sir Walters Ship
Should Have Sunk.

Milwaukee, June 20.-Bishop Mich
olson. of the Milwaukee Episcopal do
ceSe. has created mild sensation
among the priests and laity of the diO-
ceSe by issuing Il sort of pronuncia-
mcntO against the use of tobacco. The
pronunciamentO is submitted as an oO-
ject lesson. and while the bishop COM
mendS ii to the good judgment of the
priests without decreeing against the
use of tobacco in so many words, new
ertheleSs it has created quite CON
siderable stir.
The bishop maintains that there is
not one trace of spiritual help or phys
ical gain from the use of tobacco. but
untold evils have resulted from its use.
The extent to which the bishops alb
horrence toward tobacco goes is evil
denced by the statement that IF it is
true that Sir Walter Raleigh intro
duced tobacco into England 'tiS Il pity
that the ship that carried him did not
sink in the ocean,"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-20
AT THE RIFLE RANGE
Dollar a Day Will Not be Paid TO
Illinois Guardsmen for
Practice.

Springfield. Ills, June 20.-Camp
LOGAN rifle range near Chicago will be
occupied from July uEtil Aug. 20. by
the various organizations of the Na-
tiCnal Guard that will 20 there this
year for rifle practice instead of par
ticipating in the annual cncampmcnt
ut Springfield. The going To the range
is optional with the men. as they do
not get the dollar a day generally paid.
The following dates have been allot-
ted to the organizations going TO Camp
Logan: Artillery battalion from July a
to Il: First infantry from July Is to
21; Second infantry from July 23 to
80; Seventh infantry from July 81 To
Aug. 3; Eighth battalion from Aug. 9
to l., and First cavalry from Aug. l.
to 20.
As not over 300 or 400 men can be ac-
commodated at Camp Logan Mt one
time. the regimental organizations will
be divided up into small details of
about that number and 20 to camp in
that formation. each man spending not
to exceed three days on the range.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-20
Meet at the Tden Club in New York and
Talk of Democratic Prin-
Ciples.
Ex-PRESIDENT is THE FIRST SPEAKER
Declares His Active Political Life is Ended
---DaVid's Graceful Compliment
to Bryan.

lawfully sending accredited represen-
tatives of this government abroad.
without the consent of the senate, to
witness the coronation of king whose
mOnarchial government, to its shame
be it said. has Just succeeded in crush
ing the two struggling republics of
South Africa
He compared the Republican admin
istration refusing to involve this coun-
try in the South African difficulty to
the vigorous and patriotic action of
that Democratic preSident-whO hon.
ors this club with his presence here
tOnight-who. when that same mighty
empire of Great Britain in 1899 at
tempted to crush the republic of Ven
esuela, promptly sent that famous mes
Sa ge to congress. Then he
took up Cuba. and condemned the use
of money by General Wood for parti-
san and lobbying purposes" He de-
nounced the tariff and illustrated what
he called the Hypocrisy" of the Re
publicans by the Cuban reciprocity
issue. He favored giving Cuba a 30
per cent reduction. \ large portion
of his speech was devoted to denun-
citation of tine Dingley tariff bill and
all tariff for protection. and he de-
clared what the people wanted was
relief from high taxes extracted from
them.
OF Democratic unity he said there
was substantial accord among Demo
Gratis upon all timely issues, and he
named score of them, and. emitting
anything about silver. said: Let us
not seek to cross any uncertain bridges
until we come to them" He closed
with a welcome To the distinguished
citizen of New Jersey (Cleveland).
and added: we should have been glad
to welcome that other distinguished
Democrat who halls from the great
west that able and eloquent
Democratic orator. Mr.. Bryan. of Ne
braSka-had ne been able to be pres
ent-
Governor \. ]. Montague. of Nir-
giuia. aud Colonel W. \. eGastOn. of
Boston. delivered addresses. William
J.. Bryan had been invited to attend.
though not to speak, but no reply was
received from him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-20
NAME THEIR TICKET
Nebraska Republicans Complete
Their Convention
Work.

Lincoln. Neb., June 2O.-Following
is the complete ticket nominated by
the Republican state convention in ses-
sion here Wednesday: Governor, John
III. Mickey. of Osceola; lieutenant gov
ernOr. l.. G.. McGilton, of Omaha: sec
rotary Of state. George w. Marsh,
Falls City; treasurer, Peter MOrtsnsen,
Ord; auditor. Charles Weston, Rush
Vile; attorney general. +. y. Prout,
Beatrice; commissioner Of public lands
and buildings. q. ID. FOllmer. Nelson.
The platform adopted congratulated
the people on the prosperity under the
present Republican administration, adj
vantageous to- capital and labor alike.
The Philadelphia platform of 1900 was
affirmed. The assassination of the late
President Mckinley was deplored, and
the administration OF his successor was
commended, especially his message re-
garding reciprocity with Cuba. His
stand against the trusts was also COM
mended. as was his favoring of the
national irrigation law.