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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-06
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Harry ordway, Of Ute, Meets With
Fatal Mishap.

TdtaI WISHdP.
Special to Times-Republican.
Ute, July 6.-Vrhile driving from Ute
to Mapleton, Harry Ordway, son OF
Park Ordway, and brother of Frank
Ordway, was fatally shot In att
tempting to put a loaded revolver
which had been lying on the buggy
seat, into his pocket, the weapon was
discharged. The bullet entered his
body just below the ribs. after passing
thru both hands, and lodged in the
opposite shoulder. DR.. Lawson was
called, but said there was no hope OF
recovery, that it was question of but
a few hours before death would
come.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-06
A Quiet Fourth.

Special to Times Re publican.
Iowa Falls. July 6.-The Fourth of
July in this city passed off quietly,
there being no celebration and many
people spent the day in the woods or
participated in celebration at some
other point. About 1890 in the morn
ing big excursion arrived here over
the Des Moines, Iowa Falls & Northern
from Nevada. and intermediate points.
The excursion brought in about 400
people. the delegation being headed by
the knights of Pythias band, of Ne
vada.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-06

Very Low Rates to Detroit Mich,
Via the North Western line. Excursion
tickets will be sold July IA and 15, with
very favorable return limits. on account
of l. E. L. convention. Apply to agents
Chicago & North Western R'y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-06
STIRRED UP THE PREACHERS.
Mike Healey, Of Fort Dodge, Deliver.
Fourth of July Address.

Special to Times Republican.
Spirit Lake. July 6.-The celebration
here passed off in a real old fashioned
way. despite the fact of severe rain
storm on the eve Of the 3rd and a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Coroner's Jury Found No In
dlCdtlons Of Foul Play,
ACCIDENT. IN MANCHESTER
sad D cath of2Arther R oach--. Funeral OF
Mr.. Latham-Report on Liquor u
cense-Mr. NunalIY Better.
Personal Mention.
mo Timcs-Dispatch Bureau,

-, = 80. - ,,.,asane,er = nd
no p'Atiie !" go ~
I Power Company IN the kiii'ns OF arthur nv
f Roach In being run over by one OF It's
V 80 :, tho Forest IIill Monday night
( eu' . " w 49, -, ,
! ~ me coroner 'i''" ~
A thorough INVESTIGATION OF IN inc acc'u - -
K 1vas had Yesterday afternoon by Coroner
= I,-oJn,xBnrd tho following fury: Messrs.
~, I"stona ~ Irrrench, James Gal
&C. II CamnbelI NJ. II. Martin
.o ,sAy I, - ''5.I,is 80
- NJ : ,nrastipatton showed that young
pa,rh IN 'eompany' with n young
..on,an ~ Petersburg. formerly OF
nfonn,,axter 9,eft inc former city about 9
N .1,s. a.e,,da :, ftarnnnn roth had been
dr,nSinr The woman. upon the arrival
& " ..ni's., ~ NronnhnsterT vent totsee
~ .t,, 49," orI tbe vonnp man strolled
a,.a,,t -. a;,y
st ~ n.nioc,r hc was seen In n bar
apou ~ e.,no rahnro md had q short con-
,s. ,,M, t,nt 10 m mr. RI Manchester
NJ. "a ha also gave his name.
10 set NV az t,a 'p ,,,n 90 for'n while
~ ~, 1,.a'Iart ,rnine IN tho direction Of
ana .hell ~ ~, so,.s ~. oross ,ra nwa ri
me fores s an CO.. ''''e' - ~ ~ =
Bottom., 4, o,dent h,s foo+-
Near me scene y tic t 49,. tho ), he Ia i
& prints were seen, lnuieat,,,S iA
Z been IN stasger'ns colloitio!i,
The theory OF ioul pay Mns 1871 ., ~. -.
little consideration ny the 1urs "ilu nv. nv
y coroner, although the nololillah ~ I.'e
II car that preceded me one M'..eil ~
& over Roach said he saw seYer a., 1ne,.
standing near the spot wheh ms ear
passed and that he Stacked up' .hliihn ,.s
they wanted TO get aboard. put they o'a
not get on the car.
The woman who accompanied Roach 20
Manchester. It was learned. returned 70
Petersburg on the . o'clock car alone.
s@ After all tho evidence had been given
tho jury returned n verdict holding the
company blnmeless.
At the Inquest was the uncle OF the
young man, Lieutenant Vaughan. OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
The OZONE.
GETS US.E|||:D.UP
The Advocate DisCOurses on
a Strange Fact.
THE BODIES UNHEALTHY
Church Paper Says THERE'S Somehow
Leakage Of Plety When Good
Men are Gathered IN
Bunches.
THE BODIES UNHEALTHY

Z Tho Christian Advocate Of this week
contains brisk and rather sarcastic
editorial on the remarkable fact that
there is somehow d leakage OF piety
when good men are gathered In buncfl-i
cs." 1t suggests that tho cause and
cure Of this peculiar state of things
might be discussed at the Monday meet
Ing Of the minister's Il such assembly
itself Gould escape the Induction"
never absent from q church congress-"
Says the Advocate:
England Methodism. 1t has this para
graph: & e y; {; &
"a very able bishop once said to me:
IT never get away from n general con-
ference without feeling that / should
like to 60 off TO country revival meet,
ling and recover my spiritual tone,
4 It seems the atmosphere OF a Sanhedrin
hurts health. Tho ozone gets used up.
The air loses its oxygen and gains car;
.bonic acid gas, which inoculates the
blood with viswless venom A hum
dred men, sitting upon q subject sell
dom matches q healthy offspring, rather
they addle sound egg. a senate
grades down below the average mem
Der. T he fool somehow drags men above
him to his level. ~ RI sS
A synod appears inferior in goodness
and wisdom to the individual Christian
composing It.. The friction of their minds
Bcnlits earthly doors. There Is at times
bad taste left In the mouth att adj
$journment. At the famous and historic
church conference at Mccall. composed
or men MANNED In eye, limb and ten
don, hardly one without mutilation In
per solutions for ChrLsts sake. there was
wild. gu tburst and uproar among even
those heroes OF the Faith, when sharp
lost polarity and slapped faces OF OPP
posing brethren. IS Il.
Even Jesus left his abinet" and spent
hours alone in, prayer q to rid Him OF
the 'dust Of the earth ~ clinging TO-
Him from contact with His Disciples
who mentally anu spiritually substractcd
from His highest condition. We N are
urged to isolate ourselves in &'our& clos
sts"$t to shake of tho floating germs, and
to recharge heart and brain from a
pure and divine dynamo. ~
There Is somehow5a leakage Of piet;r
when good men are gathered in
punches. This energy which ought
to shine like n city sitting on hill. by
and bite into quiet and useful conductors
of water for the thirsty and of an lllu-
minating vapor. The annals OF the race
report plague generated in the sessions
of the = Propa ganda1s and desolatlng
homes. provinces, the very affairs Of God
and His devout worshippers.
History contains the fact. The cause
and cure might be discussed at the
Monday meeting and ministers, II such
assembly could escape the 4. induction
never absent from church congress.
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Mr.. BRYANT Affidavit,

Editor of The Times Dispatch:
sir,-I read an article In Tho Weekly
| Times Dispatch of February 10Th where
Dr.. Tunstall said that he had an an.
davit from me, denying what ! hau sag =,
on the witness stand In tho CAmpbell ~
vestigatlon In Richmond, + wish FOR this
to be corrected by saying that DR.,
Tunstal came to my house tho next
day after ! arrived at home from Hich-
mond, and asked mo to sign an lnstru-
mont of writing for him, when dlu,
but 1t was this; stated to him that
! did not intend to misrepresent him IN.
any way, And he drew UP the Writ
ings, and In that Instrument OF Writing
no said in January. 1909. no (pr' Tuns-
talD sold out his drug store to man
BY the name of nuIrdett; and that was
without my knowledge. And that was
ali did deny that know Of
But I will state further that during
that year OF 1902 bought whiskey on
Dr. T'unstall'a prescription from that
drug store, In I.ovlngston. Nelson
county, Va; and also bought Whlskey
on prescription from me ,s same p tion
i will not call his name as MS name
has never been called in the Campbell
case. And all the liquor bought prior
to that time was without pr Tunstalis
knowledge, so far as I know, Whlch
did get at that drug store ~ ing year
date on one occasion. 10 my W,S ,
to cast a reelection upon any one ~ ms
matter nor do / wish to DO placed IN
an embarrassing position, as am nov,
as stated the truth on my oath 20 the
best Of my knowledge. and ! VIII SO
s'Ae' s'''A' a. d. BRYANT
Bryant, Nelson county, March 8.
Nothing like This Tlmea-p Dispatch want
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where he viii make his future home.

l.. z : M
where he will make his future home.
Miss Birdie Cox is expected back from
Farmvilie this week.
Mr. ]. J.. Bayly5 and his family will re-
move to Tuscumbia. Texas, this week.
Chief Lipscomb has il pointer dog in
charge at the Police Station. which the
owner may getiupon application.
Mitchell Farmer was fined $50 yestcr-
.day&5by Mayor. Maurice for creating u
disturbance In the street. 9
Tho Almshousc Committee met last
night and transacted routine business.
IN THE CITY HALL.
The city officials are very much inter-
ested In the plan OF Councilman Owen
for extensive additions to the Courthouse,
making OF the finished building COM
pletc City Hall. with offices for the va
vious departments and the courts and
clerks.
Mr.. Owen estimates that the new build
ing under his plan Will not cost rnnse
than $1,000, and that 1t will be an orna-
mental as well as a substantial building.
The Finance Committee Will consider
+ the proposition, and 1t Is believed by
many Counciimcn that the scheme will
be reality by the time the next bud
get IS promulgated.
OLYMPIA CLUES ENTERTAINMENT.
The Olympia Clubs entertainment for
the benefit Of the Daughters Of Liberty.
now being arranged for. promises to be
one OF the most elaborate ever given
In Manchester. Besides carrying all the
features OF festival. other line OF
amusement will be followed out. Among
the features will be acts by Messrs. John
NJ. Ryall anu Lonnie Wilson, OF Rich
mond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
.HENRICO BOARD
IS MUCH AMAZED "A u
Say They Have Always Paid
Bills from RlchInond's
Fire Department.

Tho supervisors of Henrico county are
all amazed that tho Board OF Fire Com
missioners of Richmond should 30 to any
considerable lengths to present them with
a bill for services rendered, They are
curious to know why there Is being SO
much said about the matter, In view OF
4 the fact that they have been paying such
bills ever since they can remember,
The supervisors met yesterday at the
courthouse In regular session, but had
not yet received the communication from
tho Board. Hence the matter was not
even mentioned at the meeting
Fl Several members seen afterwards SAID
they We're at a loss to understand what
IT all meant. For years back they nave
been paying bills for damages sustained
by the fire department during services
rendered to Henrco people--damage such
as broken hose and so on, Not once
have they refused to meet such bills pre-
sented to them. They have no idea now
of declining to do so. Y @
1t Is suggested In the letter from the
Board that the supervisors establish
chemical stations and SO on In the county,
and take such other steps as may be
necessary to protect their own constitu-
ency In case Of fires, When asked II the
board had any idea OF doing this several
members declared that the matter has
not even been mentioned, II the city,
however, cannot further see Ats way
clear to protect the thickly settled por-
tons Of the county, the board the men,-
,bers ADM q, will have 10 do s0met hing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
THE MEMBERSHIP
CONTEST ENDING
Big Battle for Y. M. G. a. Re- Re-,
crults Now Drawing to
\. a Close.

Tho membership contest between the
Senator and Representatives Of the
Young Mems Christian Association wages
warm. It will close Thursday night OF
this week at 10 o'clock. The Senators
have the advantage at this writing. but
there Is no telling who will lead on
Thursday night Applications are COM
Ing in almost hourly, and indications are
that there viii be we'll on to two hundred
by the hour named Generals w. Gray
Watson and Neil d. Sills. with thoir cap-
talns and assistants. are active. Scores
of members will be received this week.
The contest rules will be rigidly Obs
served, tho applications OF new mems
beers that are TO count on the contest
must be III the hands of the secretary be-@
fore Thursday nigt 10 o'clock, and pay
ments made according to contest rules,
Arrangements for the banquet are
progressing, and every new member who
came in during the contest and every
man getting a new member VIII have
seat at the banquetlng board.
Prominent speakers will deliver ad-S
dresses, and It Is presumed that one Of
the moss brilliant men Of the country
will be here, 1t will be a great occasion
undoubtedly the greatest social event Of
the last eight years d
On the night of the 9Th, books for ths 4
a association year Will also close. The cit-
zens' committee will greatly appreciate
1t II the jubilee fund subscribers VIII
make their final payments.
Membership dues paid IN or before
that night will also materially help IN
making this best record OF any year IN
the associations history. u s ~ yS
+ Nothing like The Times Dispatc tel. want
ads. for results NJ
No blanks In The Times pLpateh van
columns. Every ad brlREs yssal!s' s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
FOR THE SOUTHERN
EDUCATTL CONFERENCE

Editor Tmcs-Dspateh:
sir,-owing to the great Importance Of
having to make contracts and general
arrangements for the Southern Education
Conference to be held In Richmond dur
Ing April, have secured Mr.. Fayette
Ball to collect amounts due on pledges
and deliver said pledges. as atreceipt for
same. All who have not pledged them
selves, and SO desire to make contribu-
ton can send check to me by March 18th.
Very truly. @ s4
HENRY LEE VALENTINE. !.
Chairman Financial CoDIaittee. P. o.
Box 247, city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
WAREHOUSE SYSTEM }
The Bureau Of Statistics Making lnqui-
ries Most Actively

The Bureau Of Str .istics OF the United
States Treasury Department is making
inquiries into the warehousing system in
the country including the tobacco
warehouslng. Mr. I. Al. Darlington, pres
ident Of the Tobacco Association of tho
United States, has received the following
communication from Mr.. o. p. Austin.
Chief of the Bureau:
1.-THE Bureau of Statistics Is undertaking
al Inquiry into the warehousing system
of tho United States, including tobacco
warehousing. Does your association have
anything like a directory or Yist OF names
and addresses of warehouses or ware
housing firms dealing in this commodity
If so, / should be pleased to get hold Of
1T. Any suggestions from you In re-
gard to this inquiry will be welcomed"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Property Transfers.

Richmond-Frances Vs. Christians
trustee to II. S. Wallerstein, III feet
on south side Grace Street. 313 IL leet
west of Meadow, $3.50.
Same to H. II. Adams, 81 feet on
north side of Grace Street, 342 feet
west of Meadow. $2G05.
Same to w. II. Adams, So 10 feet on
north side Of Grace Street, $50 IL feet
west OF Meadow, s3,sf7.
Leroy E. Brown and wife to FL ..
Matthew'S 80 feet on north SIDE Park
Avenue, $3.50. ,y
o, II. Funsten and wife to II. P.
Randolph, % feet on south side Ivy
Street, 80 feet east of Rowland. 81 500.
Ella NJ, and Horace Fl. Howard to
Eleanora Tremer, lG IL feet on north
side Clay Street, " IL feet west Of.
Gilmer, $3.50.
John Washington Hughes to George
G. Jarvis, 81 0 1-2-19 feet on Leigh
Street, northeast corner TWenty-ninth.
81, $50.
Thomas +. Jeffress and wife to Gilbert
]. Hunt. 90 3 l-2-12 feet on north slde
Grove Avenue, 1923 1912 feet east Of
Robinson Street, running back to Han
over Street.
Same to same. 10 feet on north side
Monument Avenue, 400 feet east Of.
Meadow Street, $1,000.
FL a. McCurdy and wife to Robert
T.. Taylor, IL feet on east side st. Paul
StTeSt, Low - Aeet NO. ~ - "'"'' ~, i
600.
M. A. Powers, special commissioner. to
Gilbert r. Davis, ii 90 feet on First
Street mo. 600 South First street,.
$780, II
Richmond Telephone Company's trus-
tees to Warner Moore al Or the prop
erty, rights and franchises Of the Rich
mond Telephone Company, $4,000.
The Standard Company, Warner
Moore ana wife to Southern Bell Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company. all OF
It's property, rights and FRANCHISES -.
Wilson & Courtney. special commas
% TO feet on north side OF Marshall
street, SO feet east of Smith, $1,000
Henrico--IM,nlce ]. Barringer to Myrtle
Anderson, 2R T-l2 feet on west side OF
Twenty eighth Street, 222 Ia feet north
of s., $50.
L. j. Cheatwood's trustee to Henry s
yvallerstein' - 5-6 feet on Nineteenth
street. northwest corner r, $234.3S.
NV. M. Justis and wife to George D.
rearman, 26 4 l-o-12 feet on south side
Marshall Street. 5S l-2-l2 feet west OF
Thirty-ffth, S.
and trustee to Lizzie s., wife of S. 3.
Dunstan. 10 feet on east side Deep Run
street, extending from Park Avenue to
Leonard Street, $1,000
Henry S.. Walerstein ana wire TO q.
S Hall 81 feet on north side OF Broad
Street, 400 feet east Of Thirty-sixth,
81, 400,
Charles u, Worthington's admtnistra-
tor, and Mary n. Worthington to Edgard
L.. Ford, 80 feet on north side Of Floyd
Avenue. between Park and Meadow
Streets. $1,000.
The hest paying investment In the
isouth--The Times-Dispatch want ads
Try one, =, -, Z,
patch ads. @s E.4-
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the estimates submitted to the Finance

the estimates submitted to the Finance
Committee.
This is due for the most part to the
efforts of Councilman r. L. Peters, chair
man of the Market Committee. He ap-
peared before the Finance Committee
with a request that s14,250 be appropriated
for the maintenance and Improvement of
the three markets. He presented his
figures and argument In such business
like manner that the committee decided to
allow the entire sum.
Chairman Peters says that within the
next year the markets will wear q de-
cided improved look over what is now
seen by the patrons. Improvements will
be undertaken almost at once. and every
dollar will be expended with view to
better accommodating the people
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Botanic Blood Balm (B.B.B. IS

7.EI. tOUtdIIC olUUu LH aI Nn'O'D' ] Is l1t3gsa
Pleasant and safe to take. Thoroughly
tested for % yrs Composed Of Pure Boz
tanic ingredients. Strengthens weak KID
neys and weak stomachs, cures dyspepsia.
Complete directions go with each bottle.
SAMPLE OF b. B, 3. 8AND PAMPHLET
SENT FREE by8writlng Blood Balm Co..
312 Mitchell ST., Atlanta. Ga. Describe
your trouble, and special free medical adj
vice, to suit your case, also sent In sealed
letter, slh s{Nij}ffs s 81 KS N5.8 tf&3i
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Apiyorce Grante d.

Mrs. Mary schnurman. OF North Sew
cntcenth Street; has been granted an abb
soute divorce from her husband Gus
schnurman, on statutory grounds. The
divorce was granted by Judge Minor, OF
the Law and Equity Court. Il 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04

Virglnians hero last night were:
Murphy's- G, Bats. Norfolk; Ralph
D. Gum, Virginia; J. F. Templeton. w.
X. Chew, Waynesboro; A. W. Gildner,
Newport News; Will Aunspaugh, Vir-
GINA; r. II. Bagby Norfolk county; c..
=, Richardson Portsmouth,; G. Perkins
Virginia; l., G. Moore, Charlottesville;
BENZ Blackboard. Staunton, %si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04

New Fords-D. ]. Traynhnm. Virginia
Conference; Felix O. Gee. Ileysville, Va;
c, ]. Reynolds, Fall Creek; y. ], VII
linms, Charlottesville; Charles Thompson,
Louisa; j. II. Hicks, Fredericksburs; r.
A, Howard, Willow Springs; James -.
Hart CashYIlle .t3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04

jcerncd," said Senator Peyton +. st.
Clair, of Giles, at New Ford's last night.
that there will be no further fight on
Mr., Pollock for superintendent Of
schools Of Pulaski county. His noml-
nation will be confirmed at the proper
time without any question.
z Hon. George q. Murrell, Of Bedford,
who has beenG to washington in the In
5terest of tho Virginia exhibit to the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition has re-.
turned to the city and was at Murphy's,
last night. Mr.. Murrell was in fine
spirits over the outlook for a. uccessfu III
exhibit onsthe part OF Virginia, but did
not care to talk for publication at this
time.
A Colonel l.. c. Berkeley, Jr.. of Danville;
Hon. Edmund w. Hubbard, OF Bucking-
ham, and former Judge Leo. p. Var.
Erell, OF Greenesvllle were among tho
prominent Virginia Democrats seen at.
Murphy's last nightly
Judge William Gordon Robertson, OF
Roanoke, formerly member OF the Con-
stitutlonal Convention, was about the
Hobbies mixing with his friends last
night
x Colonel Francis L. Smith, OF Alexandria,
who represented that city and county In
the recent Constitutional Convention, and
who Is one of the a blest lawyers ana
most courtly Virginians In the Northern
section OF the State, is In the city. and
stopping at the Jefferson.
VI II 5 I r bill
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The best paying investment IN the
{south--The Dispatch want ads
Try one. ~, -, Z,
patch ads. l4l XXI
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Charles H. Worthngton's adminlstra-
/ tor, and Mary n, WortMngton to Edgard
Il. Ford, 80 feet on north side Of Floyd
Avenue, between Park and Meadow
Streets. $1,000.
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No blanks In The Times. pApatch wan
columns. Every ad. brings results
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Nothing like The mes-Dtspatch want
ads. for results, IN 5.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-08-27
Governor Jennings In Race
ttcOntinued from First Psge.)

which the people OF Florida are 10 ~.
pScally Interested. The com MERGE Of
Flori5a would be greatly benefited by
having these water ways made naviga.
bic and deepened, as the demand, OF
comnerce and this interest OF the ships
ping public are entitled to demand and
require.
POPULAR ELECTION OF SENATOR'S.
III favor an amendment 10 the con.
stitution Of the United States provid-
ing for the election Of United states
Senators by direct vote Of the peo-
pie; and the enactment OF a Law 70.
curing tho nomination OF candidates
for the United States Senator to be
made BY prin ,ry election.
FAVoRs INCOME TAX
III heartily sndoese the demand made
10 the last State Democratic plaiforn
for graduated io,ome tax, 50 levied Is
TO produces large part OF the revenue.
now raised by taxation Nhich fslls
heaviest Upon tho,e least able 10 benr
the burdens oG taxation.
ARBITRATION or LABOR TROUBLES.
IL favor the enactment by Congress
Of q law providing for the adjustment
Of all disputes between employers and
employees BY arbitration.
NO REORGANIZATION" NEEDED.
IL sm entirely opposed 10 any rec0g.
milton OF the idea that the DemocrA tic
party is ia need OF Reorganization =
and have no sympathy With toe self-
appointed 'reorganizers" whose resi-
aim is 10 be party bosses or die atorn
The platform Ia broad enough for AZ
true Democrats. and faetionalien nnds
no enconragements 10 it's Droyisions.
NiCARSCGAN CANAL.
II am in favor % the immediate oon-
strUct,on, 0 4nership and control &C the
Nicaraguan Canal by the United 81 atea
aud regard this ~ one Of tue mte, ,,n
poFtant matters before the American
people. and especially those OF Florida
FREEDOM FOR Fu.IPINOS.
II am opposed 70 the Porto Rcan
tarin law aud the present PhilliDpoe
policy OF this country, and favor an inn
mediate declaration on the part OF this
nation Of its intention; believing THAI. \, |
should give 10 the FiliplRos lndepenf. !
snce and protection from outside Ia |
reference, granting ih m seif-goyern.
nent, similar 10 that which has bean
given 70 The people Of Cuba. |
SWAMP INDEMNITY LANDS
favor the repeal or the pres d L law
vnlcn limits the application on the part
y Florida TOR Indemnity lands under
he grant by Congress OF 1850, known
IS the Swamp and 0verflowed Land
rant, W lads thereby granted To tho