The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
al,,Apr1No THE IOWA 31DE l''ll9

IN thc 1,epublicar County Convention ~
u pcs Moines, March 18th, Governor cum
Minis. OF Iowa announced his lntentlor.
/ ~ a. ali h lie could to Introduce IN tue
: national platform the iowa idea or Tar
AZ revision and reciprocity FOLLOWING
as It did, close upon his visit 70 W wa
ton, where he was Summoned ny rr .ea,l
dent Roosevelt, this declaration IL tnoush.
4 to be the Governors formnl lauIiclliis y y
the campaign Of 1904 @
CHICAGO sR5N oM1NATEs HARRISON RI. R71iE)1>
z rho Democratic city Convention, Mon.
day nominated Mayor Carter II. Harri'
1 son for Ills fourth term. Z
DIsAPpRovEs Ll1f5 STATUE. 4
The bill providing for tho placing Of q
statue OF General Robert e. Ice IN Sta
tuary Hail at washington, which was re.
81 Gently passed by both branches Of tht
General Assembly OF Virginia, was al
lowed to become law without Governor
Montnguc's signature to the surprise Of
confederate veterans. The Governor con.
sidercd 1t unnecessary, unwise and in.
cxpedlent." II
b FAIRBANKS BOOM IS ON.
1t is reported that Senator Fairbanks
pof Indiana has purchased the ''Carolin-
IAN" d newspaper published at Elizabeth
Il City N. c., and will move 1t to Raleigh
\. where It will be operated to advocate
his candidacy for the Republican nomina:
&. tion for the presidency. It is also said
8 that he will start papers at Richmond,
Il Greenvlle, Tennessee and other Southern
points.
DEMOCRATIC HARMONY DINNER.
s Tho annual Jackson day banquet OF
the Iroquois Club at Chicago lVednes-
dayabrought together prominent Demo
N Gratis from every section OF the country
d with the object OF cultivatlng party har-
mony. Mayor Harrison, Edward M. Shep-
ard Judson Harmon and Congressman
H DeArM,ond were the principle speakers.
3.All emphasized trusts and tariff reform
as the coming issues.
THE PRESIDENTS OUTING. 3f.
1T waH announced that President Roose-
velts Western tour Is to begin April !
and last two months With the Yellow
!, stone Park as his destination he Will full
.it1li engagements at Chicago. Milwaukee,
''MInneapolis and several smaller pla ces.
With Secretary Root the President ex-
poets to camp out In the Yellowstone two
weeks. Returning eastward the party Will
be at st. Louis April 30, after which 1t
will proceed to the Pacific coast. 81
AioNTANA,s BRIBERY SCANDAL.
VI fThe sworn admission OF Charles W.
4 Clarke, son OF Senator Clark. OF Mon
tana, That he had offered a bride OF $780,
\ 900 TO Judge Harvey for confession in
1 the Minnie Healey mine case. was made
public at Butte Tuesday, during disbar-
nent proceedings against several LAWYERS
Through whom the bride was made. Sen
Jator Clark's son is also under indtct-
mcnt.
RESULTS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The count OF the vote In New Hamp-
shire last week to amend their constitu-
tion shows the defeat OF the woman SUI
frage amendment by nearly two to one.
Antl-tiuGs amendment and that Imposing
upon suffrage. an educational qualifca-
4ion, we're adopted by large majority.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
@is The annual convention, OF the National
American Woman Suffrage Association
opened Thursday at New Orleans.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN ARIZONA.
4 The Arizona Council Tuesday passed
nv two-thirds vote the woman suffrage
bill which had already been passed BY
I the House. ',,
X Editor watterson, OF the Louisville
nCourIer-J ournal in an editorial on The
Everlasting Cleveland" says that Mr.
Cleveland can contribute only dissension
to the Democracy in 1904 and is a red
rag to the great body Of Democrats south south
md west.