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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-10

- Sn 8reslal got Der betannte
NatipnalDtonum. BrDfeiior Wer-
ner Spmbart. rpeld3er unldngita in
ben Ser. Staten ueilte. einer
bDhft intereiianter Wurtrag iiber
ameritaniihe MISUNDERSTANDING ee.
halten. gr propheaeite i'm 2auie Ieis
rer Nusfibrunaen einen unoeheuren
IufhmunQ oes SoaialiSmus in ben
Ser. Staten infol9e BET 8roletaris
iierung Der Grbeiterihaft, iouie BEG
Rerfaqes Der bemotratiihen 8ars
tel. Guh Bertha BON 6uttner, tpels
dc sleidfaas Dor tur5etu aus ben
Der. Staten surldaetehrt lit. belt
IN Wien nor einetn erleienen Muoi.
torium einen 8ortral lber bic GIN
bride. melbe oas 4eben uno 9reis
ben in Gu,erita auf ite eentadt bat,
uno ihre %Qeiammelten 8epbahtuns
gen. Sbr Bortraa aeftaltete fih su
eiuem beaeiiterteu 2obesbgmnuS auf
Die Der. Staten uno ibre Bemob.
ner. Barouin BON Suttner ereennt
Dem ameritaniiden 8olfe Die eoel.
item giaenihaftea su.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-10
Trete &eile nad ct. Yuuts mnb
snriid.

I'm ben 8eIuGern Der 8eltau8a
fteuune enteeaensufDmmen, miro Die
Mi. SC. .=Babn (gbe &atp) einen
reuen Sdneqaue Smilden @aloes
fton unb Sun Nntonip uno ct.
Souls einleeen uno Die erite Berior,.
Die einen @anlen fir oieien neuen
Sug einienoet, Der anaenommen
rueroen miro, erbdlt elm Trei=9idet
opn irgeno elmer Station in 9eras
nah st. SDuis uno surid mdbreno
Der NusiteQune. Die fulaenoen Bee
ogngungen Iino au beobahten: Der
Same mug neu uno Driainea uno
fur5 uno oeritdnolib iein. GQe Wtits
teilungen in 8eaug bierauf iino 81
rid]ter an Us. 6. Grub,
9. . boz go. $40 3.
Dallas. Teras.
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Sin nurfhaeheunes 8fern.

bas ipie tod bic Straben entlang rap,
iobaB bic 2eute aus benz Mageu fallen
ober bunbert Jaae dbnli9er Irt, finh
autdsli6e @reisniFe. SIS 1T baber fir
angebra6t, cine superldi.
fige Salbe bel Der 9anb gu baben, abe,
feline 1T 10 gut, tpie ,,8udlens Nrnica.
Salbe". 8ran6mun6en, S6nitte
tpunbe Steien, SalsflnB unb Sd
morrboiben beilen bana6 nnb ber=
i1pinben fdnea unter ibrem linbern,
benz ginfluKe. rs Gents In ben Npo.
tbeten bon o. s. s. S9mibt unb Nh,
9reiF.
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0pns 3rte95S@ampIae.

auS Dem iapaniIbeu Seupts
auartier Dor Bort Nrtbur tommef an.
0auerno sinftiee 8erid3te iiber ben
grf0le Der 8umbaroements auf Die
rullilhe 5lotte, tueldes Die Sapaner
BON Dem 203=W eter= 6lgel aus ms
@ert eeleBt baben. Nub Der areus
ger ,Rauaoo" tuuroe BON ibnen in
Brand 9eiboiien unb Elm Sanonens
bDpt gefedtsunfdbig gemadt. Sc
seiaen fid in ibren 8eridteu aIers
bings Bioeripruhe in 8esu9 auf Die
Naner1 Der 5bife. Die BON ibren
3useln a~etroffen lino, ood Commit
oies mol oaber, oaB lie bon ibrer &c.
lttiun auf Dem 205=W Meter ngel Die
Sbife niht oeutlit ertennen fDns
men. unsmeifelbaft bat bic 8eidies
sunQ aber Die rulitibe Slptte arg
n1itaenom1men. Die Mul1en haben
0as Teuer nid)t eruioert. Nuifi{he
@efanaene iollen ersdblt baben, bic
2ebeusmittel ieien in Der belaserteu
Selturg lehr t1app uno utel Geute
ieien on Der Rubr uro Dem Tppbuss
feber erfrantt.
Nah ben 8eridten aus benz
iapanild]en Sauptquartier uDr Sort
Nrtbur bate Der aHaemeiue Angriff,
Der atn 26. Monember beaann, ben
8med. Die Sorts auf benz &ihlunos
0lael gu nebsuen, oar1it ben Sting
Der inneren 8efeitiaunaer 81 burhz
breher unh BON Often uuo 8efteu
Der sueleib in bic Gtaot einsuoriu'
gen.. Dieier 3med tuuroe nint ere
reid3t. @s entipann fid Elm furd)te
barer 3ampf, furftbarer. als ct
iiberboupt uor Burt Nrtbnr aeeGmpft
uoroen tit, Die Sapaner marer aber
niht i'm Stanoe. fih in BeIiB Der
Sorts III ieben; nur Die unteren 8es
feftiaungen fonnten fie erobern. De1
Ansriif bat cine unmaiie pon Weu,
ihenleben aetoitet; belize, &uifen unS
Sapaner. baben lebr ihmere BerIuite
gehatt.
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WiiBlide gSeihnadtsQeidenfe.

Wir baben cine gruBe NuswabI
geo,egener 8Dloa uno Silbers8 arer
qQer art, ubren. Jancp . Irtieel,
Dperngldfer. @igarettenz gtuia, Ste.
eenibirme. SpasieritDde uno uiele
anoere Grtitel. bic iiG su @elbs
naht8aeihenten eigueu uuo sualeit
nIBlid uno nertuolI iino.
@ebriiser Griber,
3nmeliere
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-10
@Qerlet.

Die erite Baptiiten Stride.
gde uon Tranis uno Sefferion
StraBe. lit uum eriten Mai 1905 ab
an cine Observation-Disclosures pers
n1ietet morhen. Die @emeinoe ibera
ninirlt ant l. Sebruar lire meme 9irs
die. gde BON 9aplur uno Bierter
StraBe.
Die WafIerwert Rptnpaonie
n,adt ben Wap0r oarauf aufmert.
fam. oaB iie nit ber Stabt einer sebn.
iabrigen 2untraft abeelbloiien bat,
uu6urh ibr Der @ebrauh oes Wal.
ferS i'm Stuiie aeftattet tpiro. III, tire
BumpitatiDn in 8etrieb s1 bolter,
uno oaB in Solee oeiien Der OUT YIN.
trae uon Sallimap ppsr, Staotrnt
aneenumlaere 8eiblub, ben Damn,
i'm 0radenrioge Bart abautragen,
gegen Den 8ontraft perftDBt.
Biliam s.. 8urfe, Der ieit
1854 bier mpbnt. 1T I'M sitter BON 70
Sabren aefturben. Ct toor eiele
Sabre lang I'M Nrlenal angefteut.
Die syGle gegen Sannes,
Wopa uno Or. 9repiiu meeer be-
ablibtiger Belhwinoeluna oer Snters
national Balm @eieaiboft, iino I'M
Diitriftgeriht nieberaeihla9en nora
ben, neil 0as 8ergehen nod niht
eingetreten NOR, baS beiBt. Der
Shwinoel ntdt nahaemieIer nerDen
tDrlnte.
Cine ImDne ueberraiduna bal
Str, &Dulet. Der ObersSnipettur Der
u9eras Sire Brenention Ifiuciation
ben 6auaeiaentumern our1 ieineu
Beridt bereitet. in weld3em er be-
bauptet. oaB 90% Der elettrifGen
Drabtleitunaen in ben @eihdftsbGus
fern uuo Jabriten Der Staot oefefs
tip iino. 8oulet belt fif orei Mo.
nate lang in Der Staot auf. UNI feline
nuteriuhunaer su macnen. Der
Staots glettriter Wbite iaet nit 8er
su oarauf. baB es iih i'm NQaemeis
men niht um iblimn,e goer gef6hrs
lihe 8uit0nbe banole, oaB bier unb
uno bort Die Drdbte loder, cine Nus.
ihaltuna idaohaft a~euuroen. cine
Hampe 9ebrDhen lit &C.. mas aues
unter roefettiu" seritanoen tuiro.
Snoeiien tpiro ieoer 6ausbeliser be,
nahriG1tiat meroen Die n5tigen Gin
rihtunaeu une Werheiierungen uore
sunebmen.
- SIN Ilter bon 81 5abren itarb
Sobu Winbofer in ieiner @obnuna
1888 Commerce StraBe. - SIM Nls
ter son % Sahren ueribieb 907 Dem
uer 8oulenaro arau gtiiabetb Croft,
gattin upn Sen gro,t. Die Dor sruei
Sabren in trantem 8uitance uuu
Snoiana bierbertam. UNI 6eiluna su
luden, - 81 Sabre alt ftarb SoIepb
@oloitein In Ru. 401 on 6ouiton
StraBe.
Seute ueroen i'm Sroseu
Opernbaus intereiiante tebenoe Bill
ber eeiteut; mor9en treten Die Rumi,
Ter Murrap uno Mad in Der ges
iaA9spuiie I'm gnaliib Daiip" auf
urb nddite ISOLDE miro ieoen Gag
oas arOBe Gusftattuuasrud Ben
Our" QeQeber.
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SO III rnebr Ratarrb In eieIer geaeno oes Gan.
ees, ais bon alien anoeren Granfbeiten ~suIantmen,
ano big III ben lekten Jobren gait er ols unbeilbar
Siele Sabre lang xfldrtsn 1ottoren ibn flr cine 10.
tale arantbeit uno i1rieben lotale 6eilmittel Dor.
aro pa lie ibn nit drstli&er gebanoluns befduoie
BiIieni&aft bat betpieieu. bas &atarrb cine GonHi=
tutionsfrautbeit IT unO nesbalb tonhitutionele Be-
hanSinne e%rtorosrt. safes aatarrb
Sur, %fobriairt bon s. 5. Ga,
Eolebo, Ohio, it bic einsise eonfitatioaele Rur ia,
Wtartts, Sic pire innsrli4 IN Dozen oSer 9aben
bon 10 Eropfsn Bib au sinem Steel6ffel BOD aenoms
men. SIG tpirt oirett eui oas Ylat uno Die ihleis
H,ies sSsyfiGds ess 5pitems. Sic biet.a einbun=
osrt Solars Or jtoen Gau. ben re ,u turieren Der.
lsblt: saBt GaG Sireulare uno 8eusniHe tpmmen.
&oreiRert:
ss- 8eriauft bOn auen apptbetstn, Vre;s rs
&etts Die Gtaf6e.
Sna'e Senstlifns . tdeR Hns bic 5efen,
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SSeiftaqs : Staten.

Gin 5abrpreis plus 10% Der 8uns
pentionS.B aiis ola Der raatp" nah
alien 8untten in 9eras fir Die Seiers
taae. Ger~faufstage 49,, "a, 25.,
26. DECEMBER uno L. Sanuar, ailtie
bis 4. Sanuor 1905.
@egen ginselheiten menoe man
iid9 an bic Naenten Der .6atp" ooer
ldreibe an %. q. gruih.
Dallas. Ger.
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Sin foftipiellaer Irrtnra.

JrFtiimfv NHb oft anBeror6entlid
toitiHelig. Oft 1T fOgar 6as 9eben
elm Yrei8 ioI9 eiue8 Srrtums. sic
iuerben aber ME eineH Srrtum beqehen,
luenn Sic .,Sr. Sings Neae 2ebenss
giQen" fir Spspepfie, a~opfpeb,
S6winbel, Qebera unb llnterIeibss
St6rungen nebmen. Sic mirfen ianft,
ober bod griinbli9. ~ Gents in ben
Npotbefen BON O, s. +. S6mibt unb
@bolpb 9nsis.
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Ser Wad,fnIoer hea ner,,nrb

Der Wahfolaer oes oeritorbes
men 5arteu 0erbert Biamard I'M
Weihstaae miro elm Jreilinnieer
1ein. 0ab Dem Guseana Der Dor,
rnahlen lie9t bic @abl smiihen benz
Soataloemotruten 8pigt uuo Wer.
tens. einem Witalieoe oer freiIinais
gen Bolfspartsi. Biamar6 puroe,
obuol elm unabhduaiger, ais Son.
leroatiser erpdblt. Seine peri6ns
llbe Beltebbeit uno Der @uf ieines
Satera tuaren ftarfe 5atturen BEL Ieis
ller @rpabluna geaen einen iosiatoes
mptratil@en &anoioaten.
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Sas ~grtuerbsleben Der Neuaeit getats
tet es ben Meilten faun. Die 9%eiuaobeits-
re9eln itreng 5u befDl9en. lin ben 3ah.
tell, ben bic Nihtbefslauna berielben Of
tiers erbeu9t. aussualeihen un6 bic on9es
itrenete 2ebensmaihinen in gntem @an9e
5u baiten, bietet bic SetlpineniBaft Elm
gang naturgemdBes. rein aus EFan.
s~enitpfen deficiencies Wittel bar, St.
Bernard 8rduterpillen, suelhe onrdJ
2oderun9 Der Gebdrme unb Mnregune
bes Blutumlaufs bic 8eroauung beihleu.
niaen. ben Gppetit trdftieen un6 ben,
tuenn nidt b6Iig franten, bod lebenben
86rper iuie6er1ersuitelen. SIR rs Gents
bel Mppthetern Au habeu.
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@esen biaiser Grcnriiousraten

mad Bunften in geras uno 2uui.
iiana. Wifiouri, Grtanias. SGinois,
8eutudp. Jnoiana uno Stlaboma
gerritDrium uno benz Siiooften, mems
BET @uh an iraeno einen 9idet. Wqens
Ten Der 2eras uno Bacific Babn Doer
ihreibt an 6. IS. Burner, 8eue.
rals BaiiaeiersNaent, Dallas, 3eros.
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QlMtunQ!

6amilien, fue(de an ldled,ten Stras
Sen wobnen, ueroen bOHihit eriudt,
ibr 6pls i'm trodepen 8etter Su be-
i.e1eH,
CAsR WooD & Coal Co.
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gdaIide gonrtten shIatmaaeu

nah galifurnien, ebeniu nah ct.
Souls uia TeraS & 8acific Balm
pbue Behiel. Shreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet : Ieenten meaen oieies
neuen 9ienites Doer an 6. g. Sur.
uer, Generals 8aiiaalersG aent. 0al'
1a8. 9era8.
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Das Snitem tuiro geihu1nt
ourd einen 6uften. &c erbult lid
lpfort ourh ben @ebraud pom Or.
auguit aDnia's hamburger Brufta
thee, ruelder ben 0uften turiert uno
oa8 Spftem oufbaut.
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2aBt guh uidt aberraSden.
init au menigen .gelbe Us oeen"
Rloben. toe1n Der 0oroer bier an-
t0mrnt.
sCARR WOOD & Coal Co.
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gd,mnf5tn6e ;

ghmnditii6e in 2iamanten,
Obrrinee. 8rOben. armbduoer nit
Otamanteu beIebt, Die eroBartiaiteu
uno Idonften bel Den tonanaebenoeu
5uwelieren Gebriiotr GriBer.
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gtans. mas xasd5euubYeu, Wei.

Btanos nuo GafGeuubeea. Mel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. E6ee : Serpice,
Granddaughter, GeruierteGler, Blu.
mems aien uno oieles anoere gu rais
ionablen BreiIeu bel ben leiteuben
Sunelieren
q ebrl6er @riber,
AA Beits Commerce StraBe.
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Sas- auisern aus Der Sdale 9wo
Bros. Soloor,
Evening journal., 1904-09-06
THE PLATFORM

we pledge cur candidates to secure:
First, The repeal of the infamous vot-
ers' assistant law conceived and used
solely and successfully to corrupt our
electors.
Second. The suppression and punish
ment of the disorder and crime by
which the vicious and ignorant classes
are making even the public streets I'm
the towns and villages of our state un-
fit and unsafe for women and children.
Third, We promise that the abuse of
the pardoning power shall cease and
that the decisions of our courts shall
be respected.
Fourth, We promise to stop the
grating in public offices now so
prevalent and TO direct by law that the
fees of public officials shall be turned
into the State and county treasures
and officials paid only moderate and
reasonable salaries, according TO the
services they perform.
Fifth, We favor the earliest possible
completion of inland waterway now in
course of construction, the enlargement
of the Delaware and Chesapeake Ca
/ nal and its ownership by the national
government. Iberality to our schools.
the continuous construction of good
roads, the encoura cement of competing
Hines of transportation by legislation
favorable to electric railways and
steamer lines. and believe the time has
come when the condition of the State
treasury under the operation of laws
enacted by Democrats while in con-
troll of our Legislature warrants the
abolishing of all State taxes on mer-
chants. manufacturers and similar IL
censes and abolishing the local taxes on
the live stock of farmers; and we de-
clare our desire to our representatives
! i'm the Legislature shall enact suitable
statutes to this effect.
We favor a permanent system of reg
istration and abolshing the registra-
tion fee Of 81 as a requisite to voting.
We promise to redeem the good name
OF Delaware by filing important politi.
cal places with men whose ability will
be recognized, whose honesty, integ-
rity and high purposes cannot be ques.
) toned.
And generally to administer the af.
fairs of our State and of each county
economically and well and to restore
those conditions of honest, honorable
management which our State enjoyed
before the evil influences now unhap
, PLY potential in our politics existed
l here.
Evening journal., 1904-09-06
.ALLEE SENDS REPLY
TO REGULARS OFFER
Unions Want Governor, In
surance Commissioner and
State Treasurer

In reply to the resolution adopted on
Saturday by the Republican state
Committee regarding common primar-
les "a copy of which was sent to the
Union State Committee. Frank $.
Speakman yesterday received a reply
from Secretary ]. Frany Alice.
The reply stated:
First. That the entire ticket be di-
vided equally by alternate choice be-
tween the two Republican Organiza-
tions, reserving to the party of regu-
larity and of the majority the right Of
first choice.
Second. That the entire ticket be ac-
corded to your organization, except the
nominations for governor, state treas
urer, and insurance commissioner.
SO far no action has been taken on
the reply and the subject is under con-
sideration. Preparatory to the Union
primaries on Saturdy. the Union Re
publican County Committee to-day sent
to the various election districts para
phranalia pertaining to the election.
Evening journal., 1904-09-06
SAD HOMECOMING
AWAITS HUSBAND
Wife of Andrew ]. Kelly Ex-
pires and Is Buried With
out His knowledge
JOY WILL Be TURNED TO GRIEF

Somewhere on the Atlantic Ocean
near New York harbor, eAndrew j.
Kelly. formerly Of this city Is probably
thinking Of a happy home coming-of
being once more with the wife he has
not seen for a year and a half-and
surrounded by children rejoicing In his
return after such long absence from
their midst. No such pleasant return
awaits him, however. Instead. he viii
find that after holding the remains of
his departed wife for five days in hope
that he would arrive In time 10 see her
before buried, her family have placed
her in her last resting place.
The dead woman was well known in
Wilmington, having been born at Du-
Points Banks. Her maiden name was
Mulherin and six children blessed her
union with Andrew ]. Kelly. a paper
maker. Four of these children still
survive her.
Although Mrs. Kelly died at Cherry
Hill, Nd, her funeral was held this
morning from the home of her brother
at No. 523 West Sixth street. Requiem
Mass was celebrated at st. Peter
Pro-Cathedral. the Rt. Rev. John J.
Lyons officiating. The services were
impressive and Father Lyons spoke
feelingly upon the untimely death OF
the deceased, just on the eve of the
Homecoming of her husband. Intermeni
was made in the new Cathedral Gene
fns..r
Evening journal., 1904-09-06
Gas COMPANY NOW HAS
A PROBLEM TO SOLVE
Must Repair Sewer Which
Runs Under Elevated Rail
road Retaining Wall

The Wilmington Coal Gas Company
has problem to solve. the execution Of
which Is awaited with sinterest. Some
time last year the Street and Sewer De-
psrtment experienced much trouble with
sewer pipes leading into Shipley Run be-
tween Justison and Madison streets and
upon investigation found that the Will
mington Coal Gas Company was at fault.
Tar from the plant of that concern found
its way in the pipes and stopped them up.
The gas company was notified to make
the necessary repairs. but failed to DO
so. The matter has come up again and
the Street and Sewer Commission in meet
ing this morning gave the company one
week to comply with the request Of the
board, otherwise action vii; be brought
against a.
Tho same pipes I'm question lay under
the retaining wall Of the Pennsylvania
e,evated railroad and the question arises
can this wall - dug under. without caus-
ing serious damage to IT, The Street and
Sewer Department does not care how the
work is done as long as the necessary re-
pairs are made.
Colonel Benjamin Nieids appeared be-
fore the board with a request that GER
1 tain streets from Rising Sun Lane TO the
Country Club be opened. It is the IN
tention TO have cars run TO the club and
with this purpose in view the organiza-
tion will make a fight to have the neees-
sary streets opened upon which to build
a trolley road. 1t is understood that II
the street and Sewer Commission opens
the streets needed the Wilmington city
Railway company will construct the line
No action was takne.
Evening journal., 1904-09-06

We. the Democrats Of Delaware, as
sembled in State Convention, reaffirm
our adherence to the fundamental prin-
ciples Of our great party. We believe
that only through putting into prac-
tice the essential principles of Demo-
cracy, which require equal justice to
all and special privileges to none, in
the simple. honest and economical gov
ernment, will popular government be
preserved in this republic.
We heartily concur in the declaration
of the platform of our national organ
ization recently adopted unanimously
at the St. Louis convention, as the eX-
preston of our belief on political is
sues of present Importance and we
pledge the untiring efforts of the DEM
ocrats of this State to secure its elec-
toral votes for the nominees of that
convention for the exalted offices of
President and Vice-President-Alton d.
Parker and Henry G.. Davis
The practice of predatory and per-
sonal factions of what was once the
Republican party of this State have
so uniformly disgraced the participants
and have become such travesty on
political government that it is idle to
recount or denounce them.
The political control of this state was
obtained and is nov held by conscience
less persons whose successes are due to
their unchallenged ability to corrupt
~ win elections and escape criminal
punishment. Therefore nearly half OF
the vote used thus to over
whelm popular government in
this State are those or ignorant
negroes, declared even by theil
former sponsor and most distin
guished friend to be universally de-
bauched and at least two-thirds o
z whom are stated by the so-called Reg
ular Republicans to have been bough
at the last general election.
Yet we see the political plunder OBJ
tained by the criminal practices openl.
shared between Union and Regular Re
publicans to the disgrace of our State il
high places and throughout the nation
Some of those who operate one o
the other of these Republican faction
are doubtless honest, but il so the
s are politically infpotent and controlle
by hypocrites or by those willing [
degrade politics. and disgrace on
State for political Office or public plum
der
When the public conscience awaken
in this State and our party is successft
Evening journal., 1904-09-06
DEMOCRATS ARD
IN CONFUSION

simply to nominate committees was
lost and the Handy motion to select
a Congressman was carried.
Dan. NJ. Cochran then arose. walked
to the front of the hall and moved
to adjourn. After a chaotic scene his
motion was lost. and he left the hall,
heading twenty eight delegates.
Confusion Everywhere.
Everything was in the greatest con-
fusion all the morning. National Com
mitteeman Kenney had a powerful
at work in favor of the can
didacy of Mr.. Penniwell for governor.
The greatest fight of the day was for
and against caucusing. The anti-Ken-
ney men Of Kent county stood off
against holding a Kent county caucus.
fractional Caucus.
The anti Holland men of Sussex
county took a like stand. This left the
New Castle county divided as TO its
course of procedure. Toward noon the
Ford forces decided that a caucus
should be held and started to assemble
i'm the court house. Meantime the Hol-
land forces gathered enough of then
Sussex county delegates to open eau
Gus in the Opera House. Seventeen
Sussex delegates positively refused tC
go in. Others who were in afterwards
came out. After railroading the rou.
tine business such as appointing com.
mittees the gaseous proceeded to vote
for governor.
Thirty responded in favor of Holland
and the thirty-hve present were bound
by the resolution to support him il
convention.
After Dark Horse.
The strained condition of affairs
brought al 1.-The leaders to the necessit,
of getting a Moses to lead them out o
the wilderness. The names Of severa
dark horses were mentioned. Among
them was Judge Boyce of Georgetown.
Kenney is trying to get the support o
the West Sussex delegates for Penni
well, Offering to support a man the.
may name for Congressman.