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Triple Murder and Suicide.

Rochester, Ind, Dec. z. - Gilbert
~1rns, aged so years, shot and IN
stantly killed his wife and baby and
Joseph Gripe, at whose home his wife
was empioyei. After the triple killing
Burns walked TO the home of his sis
ter, wnere 10 niew on Tue Top OF mis-
own head s Braman wbo also lived
at the home ~ Gripe was struck by
scattering stot from tie charges that
killed the otter members OF the hoCSe
hold. She viii probably recover.
Richmond planet., 1904-12-10
JAMES NJ. TYNER DEAD
Former Postal Oncial Dies of Para
lySis In WaShinqton.

Washington. Dec. 6.-James Noble
Tyner, of Indiana, once postmaster
general and at various times secre-
tary of the Indiana senate, representa-
tive in congress, first and second as
sistant postmaster general, and as
sistant attorney general for the post
Office department. died of paralysis at
his home in this city. He was rs years
old. Mr.. Tyner was stricken with para
lysis in July, 1902, and was never able
after that to actively discharge his
Official duties. He was in a very en-
feebled condition throughout the pos
tai investigation, during which his
name conspicuously figured and which
finally resulted in his removal from
office as assistant attorney general
and subsequent Indictment by the
grand jury.
Richmond planet., 1904-12-10

MERRY-GO-ROUND FOR SALE
good and cheap, steam, everything COM
piete. Buy now and get bargain.
Time or cash.
ADDREss:-W: a. M, P. 0. Box 81 i,
Cape Charles,
Richmond planet., 1904-12-10
PRICE. FIVE CENTS

Levi j. Foust Johnstown; Charles
Clawsen, Mercer; Andrew c. Allison.
Mltiilntown; William p. McMasters
Munhall; Perry A. Sanborn, North
East; John Gowland, Phillipsburg;
William Krause, Richland Center:
William A. Foist, White Haven: Royal
A. Stratton, Conneaut Lake; Uriah II
Wieand. Emaus; Lyman L. Shattuck.
Pleasantville; Hugh w. Gilbert, Quar-
ryville; James r. Underwood. Roscoe.
John w. Miller, South Sharon; Thomas
ID. Alexander. Oxford; Joseph 3. Col
cord. Port Allegheny.
Richmond planet., 1904-12-10
WATCHING GROWTH OF NAVY

Germany to Send OHicers tiere to
Study Our Methods.
Berlin, Dec. 6.-The Keen interest
with which Germany is watching the
growth of the American navy and the
high opinion entertained by naval men
Richmond planet., 1904-12-10

fair and just toward white men who can
read anu write, for they can compel
justice. Men who can be fair and jus
and honest toward Negro when he is
assaulted are the ones who stand out as
men of backbone and intee rity in the
c. immunity. 1 have no more use for the
Negro than you have, but want to i'm
press 1t on you and these gentlemen
who have organized these bands and
who commit outrages on the Negro that
1t doesD' Z hurt the Negro. Take him
out, lay him acr oss leg and wear him
TO a frazzle with buggy trace. 1t
smarts tor a while, but the wounds soon
heal and he is happy rs ever. Not so
with the white man who commits the
outrage. His moral status is forever
lowered and he has scared his character
with scar which will last through time
and ETERNITY.
Richmond planet., 1904-12-10
Determined Men Pre-. cent LyncbIno.

Columbus, Ca. Dec Only the
most determined effort on the part O,
the white men has prevented the
lynching of William Vaughn at the
hands OF n negro mob in Russell
county, Ala Vaughn confessed that
he robbed his wifes grandmother, set
fire TO her house, murdered her and
threw her bleeding body into the
flames n few days ago. After the can
ture Of Vaughn a mob OF negroes
quickly assembled. They were wrought
up TO n high pitch of excitement and
threatened to deal out summary ms-
tice. Only the sternest measures and
most determined front on the part
of Sheriff Bellamy and a number OF
white men who gathered, expecting
trouble, saved the negro's life.
Busy On War Munitions.
Berlin, Dec. Tt is reported tha,
the Krupp works are busily engaged
in turning out armor plates and can.
non 20 fill orders from Russia and
Japan.
Richmond planet., 1904-12-10
TRoUeLEwITH PANAMA SETTLED
Secretary Taft Makes Agreement,

S>a'J dII wakes Agre ement
Covering Customs Receipts.
Panama, Dec. 5--The differences be-
tween the United States and Panama
which made necessary the visit of Sec
retary of War Taft to the Istbmus
were settled by the issuance of an OK
ecutive order signed by Secretary Taft
for President Roosevelt. and assentet,
TO in letter by President Amador. of
Panama.
The order provides that no trade for
the canal zone or the Republic of Pan
anna can enter the ports established b;-
the United States at either end of the
canal, supplies for the construction 81
the canal and articles in transit being
excepted. This turns the customs re-
ceipts of these ports over to the gov
ernment of Panama.
Panama agrees TO reduce her tariff
from 10 per cent. ad valorem to 10
per cent This reduction applies to ali
goods except wines, liquors, alcohol
and opium. Panama also agrees to re-
duce her consular fees and port charges
to 6S per cent. of the rates at present
charged.
Absolute free trade is To apply be-
the canal zone ard the Repub-
ma Vessels entering shs
canaI ports are granted free entry y
lhe potes of Colon and Panama, and
vessels entering the latter ports arc
extended the same privileges in The
canal ports.
Complete jurisdiction is granted the
United States in the harbors of Colon
aud Panama as TO sanitation and quar-
antine regulations.
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@aS III Chicago nidt Niles mOalidJ
-

G6icuqo, ~. Sftober. - 3lpei
Stuocntcn scr Gbicogo'er llniuer.
iit6t, sic ieBt bier frieOlid ibren
miiicnihoftlidcn Nrbcitcn nod
acbcrL itonocn iid) emit I'M manner
mor0cnOen arieoe geqenii6er. Ter
Cine lit Scr ebenloligc 9un0eSiol0ot
&o6n Y. &Cnne, mcl6er Die critcn
Sample ouf ocn GbiIippincn mitAcs
modt bot Der Nnbere lit Trc0erico
Sorobio, Elm Giugcborcner BON ben
Ybtlippincn. Sm Sabre 1899 mar
&ennc oils @un6cSioGoot Sen 1uno-
i6oitcrn oc8 Generals Noung 5uqcs
tbcilt, lpGbrcn6 Surobio 5u oeriel6cn
Belt Sergeant in 0cnt crltcn Wfn-
nilu-HcginlCnt, elmer Nbtbeillnlg Scr
bonn 9iftotor ~NAuinolOo or9oniiir-
ten SnilrGcntcnsGrnee inter Cont
mon0o bon General ESilor mar. SSn
Den NCfcdtcu bel Wtnnila, bel Snn
Sii0ero mo bel ser Snr6ou.8riide
fGmpitcn oic Monnidofteu inter
@cnerol 0ollug gc9eu Yilor'S Grups
pen. gto6 ser NieoermeriunQ 0c3
NuiitunocS %Iciitctc Scrabble ocu
Ircreio uno fam ip1ter nod Sen
Ser. Stootcn, INN ollf elmer omcrifos
nii6cn 6odidule 81 itlloiren. Col
Dot &cnnc nobm nod gtbloui icincr
0icni5cit feline unterbrodencn Gtlt-
oicn mrf, uno Ser 3lifoa moltc c3,
OoB 9cioc ictt ouf Der Gbicogo'er
%llniOeriitdt in frteoIidem @etteiier
beiiommen Iin6.
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@ermiidte tclcarup6iidc 0cpcidcr.

Der Compiler oglOmirul Somp.
ion" ser am .. Oftober pou @oiton
nodI @ort Intouio, &omaica o6
iltbr, lit in E~6tCooclpbio cin0elUt-
fen, nm notblpcnOiac &cpurotlW@1
por5lmcbmcu. Die Yoiioaicrc lno
ole Eoitio6cn on @or0 oeS CONF
piers murocu Dem 0ompfcr No.
mirol Gciucu," Dem boS ~beld)GOigtC
Shifi ultf ser 6obrt begcgncte, 3llr
@eitcrbci0rocrmg ii6crgeben. Ger
oN(omiroI 9emep" Nin9 am 6. Otto
Der uon philadelphia n0d) Fort gn'
tonic in Gee.
9ci ser GntaIciiunG zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mIi Scr Mo.
uoco.3 lpciQbobn ser @eopcr &ollcp
@obu bel @odJeitcr, M..0, fonO sc!
Wtotoriiibrcr 50. &ornc ieincn Tor
mo ser @oIi5iit GboS. @0bring NM
Der Gonoltftcur g8iliom &ortmor
trugen lc6cn&gcidbrIidc &erlcBml
gen oouou. Die GutaIciiltng ercig
uete iif al Ocut Gu0c ser Ohio.
Bride, uno Ser cnt9(ciite StroBcn
bobnmogoon iu6r nit poner @ltd1.
in cin GigorrcngciH6it binciu.
@egeu Ole ~t6-iG6riQe Mort
Burton in Solt.2otc.Gitu llto0
cine 8ohtcr Cine3 on~qciebcncu Mof
lcrS, mclhc nod Die Shule bcilht
mltroc BON cincm llubetunntcn eli
ihGnOli6cr Nnariif pcriibt, i10en
CT ibr olli ~oiiencr StroBc icirtcn 9lrn
nm ocu Sul@ ldIonQ r1o ibrc Gin,
o~ier50uiNe SdnitmmOc am &uliC
6eibrodtc. Die Eoli5ci QIorbt, ool
man eS nit cinem @obniinuiaen 81
t6ln bat.
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&un0crtt0u cn0S onnen
aoblcr iou, nnd elmer gtod)ridt aus
Ncu Yorf, uniere Negieruug nod
Guam wno ocn YbiIippinen idifcn,
nm fir nae Sale i'm Terlen Often
uorbcreitet 81 icin. 9oS ipGre MN
an lid ni6t b%eionocr8 merfmiiroid
oenn on mir einmol 6lotteH . Sta.
tionen in iener @egeno hnbeu, lit
cS MIR notiirlifL ooB Oort &o6len fir
llnlerc 6lotte aelogert tuerOen. g(ber
Die gtrt mo Neiic, mic oieie Nods
riht Die bon einem 6(ottens0ffi5ier
berriibren ioQ, uitgetbeiIt miro, lit
INN 10 mcrfpiIr0iger. Nuhoem all5
Die M0gli6feit zines NngriiiS Der
Suponcr allf Ole Ebilippinen bingc.
6elttet moroen, miro nl~itgetbciIt, 0aB
in Der nGhitcn 3eit @lam regelmd.
Big bon ariegSidiffcn beiudt mo
Dob Die S5nicl 6eieItigt iueroen miro.
Sapite miro uneinnebnlbar gemaht;
piele i6ruere @ei6iitc iino bereitS
oort6in 9e6rndt uno Ole @eicitign.
gen III ieoer @eile ncrit6rft lporoen;
aaes 0ieieS I'M 5inblif ultf SEN
oalnOOeraootih" Der unbermeiolid)
I'M fernen Often cintreteu mltB. Die
Ser. Stooteu mo gng(uno meroen
o1lf OenieIben uorbcreitct iein." Ga3
iiebt fnit aus, ais o6 cit ginperitdnb.
nib 5lpii6en beioct M}dften e%riitire,
aber, mic nm cine iolde &ermutbultg
nid,t ou.ftommen 5t Iallen, miro bin.
5ltgeiilgt: o8liidIi6er @eile baben
ole Der. Stooten feline Serluideluf.
gen nllf Dem oiiatiifen Continent,
ober sic @ctuntmortlidfeit fir oie
4bilippinen lit flar lno beitimmt."
3um SdIuiie miro sic berubigenoe
&eriidcrnng gcgeben, oaB oos G1l.
blifum iif nift 5u GngItigen bralt.
DIE; lie meniger Iufmerfiamfeit sen
@efabren i'm Eaciiii6en Ocean ga-
idenft meroe, oeito rubiger meroe Ole
politiide Gage BORT iein.
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alo9crtn iitr $500 mod)tc. Sd)ultnl.
loffel CAB Den Gbcd &rn. Sobn 8.
WtubIbadL neIfer oenielben bel Der
~Giti3enS' NotionaIbonf" cintuiiirtc.
Gtnige Gage oornod) oerIicfi
Sdonml0iicI Die Stoot unO lpllroc
crit ipGtcr pom @ebcimpoli5iItcn
&ogon III @ittSbuug perboitct.
S6ormI0ffcI itcbt Jest inter Scr
4ntlagc onnertrmItc @ctocr lmtcr.
lhlagen jlt bdben.
@eibicoene 2eute.
Ger Seecopitdn Q}atban ". EoON,
ipeIdcr on Der Ode bon @rottitrube
unO Battlefront |ort= Npcnuc ipohnt,
erbielt i'm &rciSgcriht 9}r. , cine
obioIltc Sdcioung pou Morp ".
Goo0, mclhe, ipic eS in Scr 9Iugc.
ihriit bciBt Init cinem unOcren
Monne megGegongcn it," Dos
8oor bcirotbete am ). September
1888 mo bat 5iuei @inocr, mel6c
Dem &ater 3ugCiproGeu mlrocu.
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Gin nnbGn0incS Grin.

G|bicuQn ST. II. Nttobcr. -
Scfretdr &onleS ). &cppIcr non Den
international Sbcct &ron @orfcr3
Of ?uucrico" mlo feline beicen @cz
uoiicu &oicpb Nllpiu m0 Sonc$
Eopiucom mclhc meqcn elmer Sdie-
Errci inn Corridor Oc3 Mcrdunt3'
@ujloiuN ucrhoitct, ODER NeBcH
&ilrQiNuit cutloiicu mororn morcL
bciiuOen iib ihon wicocr in Nnit, in
Ocm 0ic OrCi @rnnnmtcn ole miC0cr=
%Gcluonncnc golocuc 6reibeit idlcus
night 0n3lt bemtBtcu. iibcr oic 0rci
0ctcttip@, mcldc lie pcrboftet batter,
nit &niippclu bCr5ufuuen. G& TO
itctc piclc Niiibc oo9 Srio mic6er SIT
pcrbaitcn mo noh bem @efGnaniB
5u %brinQcu. @ci ser mripriinGliden
S6icBcrei NOR e3 ciu rciuc& Mrn'
Der, boB mlr cine 8criou pcn ciucr
an Der @onO obprallenocu &uNcl
ucrlrbt muroc, 0cml e3 hcfon6cn i'd
an 100 6rollcn uno Mduncr III Dem
Corridor, ais ser @ortitrcit in cine
SdiPBCrei ur2ortCte.
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@rnnSiHfcs llcbcrtrnnnnnrn.

Sobn S6mi0t, @lom, an Scnrt
Wtiincr, Noroicitc Scr G6elp-, nobl
GOcnitr., I Got, @roj. $50, ST.
Sntob $. @ouqbcr an Hogcr Z
Sill, Norbicitc Der 9~}ortb.glpc., naGC
SlingIltff-&onc # bel 9S, @ro5. $40.
$t40O.
MotbiIoc &, &crtcl an Sobn 6. g.
Cole, Oltieitc ser @nrcIonitrnBc, ma
be GnnIpitr, 10 bel 9S, @ro5. $3.50,
$500.
&obH. Z. Geco an @}orD SonieI,
Sit0icite Der Clifton e 2lpenlre, nnGC
Sutton glpemtc, If bel So, 0rru1os
gins $50; $3.50.
&oniS 81. Ililo nj Hodcl Nclu>
Oitieite Scr WiuQitill.. nnbe GOcn,
Sir, 1916 bel Al, @rmn5inS $937;
$500.
Soco6 &, G0omnS an 2yo6n s. Ser
auion mo 6rolt, Sitieite Der Wic,
&cdrz, nabe Wol6root 3 Ipenle, ID
bel 1913, @runO5in8 $50; So.
@ecmS steamboat 60" an 0ta.
tiloo @. 6orbeS etc, @de Sight uno
GumoenltroBe, 2t1 bel 1884; So.
Sobn Com. @ihrid) u1o GSrou al,
2(ntic % .HippIe, OItieite Der Goton.
nobe GorroaItraBe, 1876 bel 208.6.
$2050.
9lunie @iQen an Geo. Slider uni
6rolt, 8eItieite Der Wonroes, nabC
BrattitruBe, 1873 bel 60, @runO3ins
$25.33; So.
SoS. 8ioen an 3. 8ronci8 Wtllr
rap, SItieite ser YopionItroBe, nab
Nortb : Ioenlte, 1873 bel 9t.6, @rO5
$50; So.
@leronoer 9. Yettit etc. an aga
tia 3elerS, SiiOieite ser g%tortGpcIt'
nobe 8. StroBe, 80 bel 1913; S..
Worp Miirpbp etc, &erlu., Of
Wlorp Wurpbp etc, NorOueltieite 0el
SofimanitrnBc, @runo5in5 $50; 81,
Gli5abetb 81. Cole, Icit, s8oaitr,
al @pbroim Oia6t 5iiOieitc ser Or
leanSs, no6e 0urbumitraBc, # BET
70, @runo5in9 sos; $1,000.
CHARLES Sble etc. an G6d5. Cont
mer etc, @eitieitc ser Nnritp., tabe
kSuratogaItraBe II bel 70, Gruno'
sims $2l; $3.50.
&. W}iacr 8cio an Gli3obetb u.
GoIteQo, 2 @rrmoihjde; $3.50.
8oltcr Z. @eitpbuI at O2idae[
Slapac etc.. Gillette Der BRADFORD.
StroBe, na6c 2ibIonO Hpente, ~
bel GG, @ruu05in5 $50; $500.
G6os. ". 6onion an SeIen g..
Mcgaiiler, 5 @runOitiide; $5.
.Sobn@ 0opfinS' llnioerlitGt" at
Games Z. 0cnniS, 8eitieite Der Sa.
noper., nobc @crmanitraBe, 1916
bel -; $4,000.
SsracI @irfenieIo an @m. u.
6oricp, @eitieite Der Gutalp., nabe
2omboroitroBe, 1876 bel 81, 8runo.
gins $3.50; $4,000.
Catherine 81. Sames an 2ouiia Q.
Wegorp, 8eItieite Der Gbarle5ltraBe,
100 bel -; $4,000.
George u. McGolllep on CHARLES
4. Spaloing, "a @ruuoitiidc; s..
GIi5abetb Q. Silgbmnn etc. al
Goa u. SerdJ, 9eoroieite Der Sapette.
StrnBe, nobe Milton . Moenlle, 1872
bel 20; $65S. "a.
Soiepb 6. Goof, Seit. .&oaitr, etc.
on @mnta 5. 8earoon. Noroieite Der
Sapette., nabe EoppletOnltroBe, II
bel n, @runo5in5 81; $3.50.
Sreof. Nneder an @nt. 9. Wiere'
bitb II. a.. @eitieite Der Seott', nabe
8icomico. StroBe. II bel 40, 8runo'
alma $40 S35O
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@raf @aIcltrcm i'm @eiEen Samie:

@oibiu0toM .. s, y. SIT.
- Ger 0cntihc 9otidJoitcr bot ge=
tern 0cu TrGiiocntcu Sen @rufcn
Morc>rS Groll5 h. 9oQcitrcm 2ielltc'
nout i'm Observation-Disclosures Nr.
I ser oeltti6cn Nrmcc, mcI9er sur
3eit oir Ser. Stootcn berciit, porgc-
itCQt.
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Monie &. Mop an G0monin 9oub,
CItieite Ser Tltltons nobe Battlefront
}(uenlte, If BET 70, StO83.33.
Suro5 ). 6o}Ictt, Ecitoment5uols
ItrcdcrirL an Morp 9. @ottS II. ",
,Sntcrciicn in ciuem 9}ohloB (ouf @c.
ie6l oe3 @criht3).
GOWor0 Jtolon an 2Irmitrong S6os
mas, Irltitcc @oroicitc ser 2ofaDctta.
2Duenlc, 1876 bel 81 Nftcr.@ runo}iu8
+ Sent. s..
uG0trol [ulIt 60" on Mice NhtGs
ter, &}ciicjtc ser Ct. Saul, uabc Der
%. SHobe II bel 1913, @rmojin3
SPOIL 81.
2iGic %chmbod an Gop5ia Sorri.
ion mo @ottc 9}r. tolt, @arucr.
StroBc, @rmo}n5 $I2.lO s..
9lbrobom @ojoioos an &iooc Cha.
pcro, g}orOoiticjtc Der Grctcr, no6c
&ow.S trobC 1876 bel 81, @rm0}in3
$3.50 s..
@cwu 6I6rcr mo Satin an Oil.
5obctb Tlrbrcr, 0iticitc Der Carrot,
tom, maize GOmouoiou glulmle, 1856
bel 1903, @rmO}Iu9 Sl2O25, So.
Gli5obctb 6lrbrcr on Ncnru Tl6rcr.
OIticite ser Gorrolltou, uobc Is,
mon0ion.Nucmlr 1876 bel 1902,
@%runO5in3 %12O25, s..
Hobcrt GulOcr an Sol. g. @6itc,
Mittc ser ucrlduQcrtcn 2omborO,,
no6e EotomocsS trubc, 1921 bel
$500.
GOnronio 0oub uu6 @ottin an
ScurD 81. @oir, Gillette scr Sutton,
no6c observation-disclosures, IL bel u,
$1,000.
Geo. u. Mott6clu3 mo Satin nt
Charles Is. SopoNc 1t. a., MorooItcdc
6cOcrol StroBc mo 0iinc @uuf.
Cane, tG7.212 bel - s..
Con-. ,, &6ulcr OIL Minric &. MS,
mcr, @citicitc ser Stridcr., ro6e scr
@otcr.S troBc, 1910 bel GO, So.
oSomucl Yicrcc Organ @ipe So"
an =, Osborne Noa &c6t, Site( utO
Snterecn elmer Nupot6cf, So.
Nllgulht2 .. Clemens, iltn., al
@iainm Eottcrion SiiooIticitc ser
&inG.StroBc OF. StroBe) no6c Me.
mington' 9lucmc, 13 bel 81, $3.50.
&oiIiS Z. &cuOcrfinQ or Scuru :.
Stump etc, Norooifcite g8oo6=
6roof-, nobc &ll3fin Gpclute, t4.3 6ci
12.6H, @runo5inS $50, $3.50.
Gpbroim Nfnf)t an ole .Sarriion
q. Nr. TO-" Siioicitc Orleans,
nobe GurbomitroBe, If Del 10,
@runo3inS sos, s..
hilbert $. GoQolp an @iQiom $.
EbomoS, Siticite SoQioopItraBc,
t39 bel - @rlmo3inS $t8S3, 500.
600.
G6orGcS 8. 2iabt6iicr an Ser.
morn s. &0Gn mn0 6rolt SiioIcitc
6opettc, naBc Wionrocitrobe, 1873
bel 80, @runo5inS $50, So.
Gorrie Forf6llrit an 6ronf 0obi2
uno 6rolL 8eitieitc GDeItcr,, no6c
GoipnicnOitroBc, fl 6ei 20, @run0.
sins $40, $3.50.
Gas. g. @tur6urg an guer. ". T0r.
man, %9toroieitc SoIlin8, no6e @il.
loStiitroBc, t3.9 bel 50, $1,000.
Geo. W}iaer etc. on Scinrid @. s.
SdmiOt unO 6rolt, Siioieitc @onf.,
nobc Sprin0Itr, ID bel So, @ruro.
sims $3.50, $12t5.
2oui5 s. Hotb ON Geo. 81. M'ot.
tbctu5, Gdc Tc0eroGtroBe un0 Minc
9onf Game, 1921 bel - So.
Sole Gepoiit & GruIt So" Grit
Itcc, an Trcocrif y. Tc(oner. Elm
bol6e3 3ntcrciic in elmer Sppot1cf,
s..
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Spnr'S WndlfUlacr.

9 it II, -. 0ttobcr. @olt.
ocrncur &o6n z. Bates %ernnnnte
bcltte Den Gys@ollucr1cltr ". Wfltr.
ran Crane bon Golton Sum @unoeS-
Scnotor, an Stcllc Oe@ tiir5li6 Der
ltorbcnCn George =. Soar.
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Sdncc.

Nem 20 { {, -. Gftober. -
Ger erIte Sdnce OerSoiion iiel 6putc
81 IGboup, SdencctoOn 1mO mOcycn
&lmftcu i'm &nucreU Oc9 Slootls
Ger SHucc idmoI5 ioiort micOcr.
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The Washington times., 1904-07-04
.POPULISTS MEET
IN CONVENTION TODAY
Will Nominate watson-Adoption cf
Platform Most Trouble
some Business.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, July 4.-The ma
tional convention of Populists met here
today. Adopting a platform is expected
10 be the most troublesome part of the
convention.
Many Populists declare the convention
practically will reaffirm the platform
adopted in 1882 at the Omaha conven-
ton. It is expected there will be Il
struggle between men who want a sim
pie platform and those who would in
clude many statements Of policy.
Three main planks will be submitted
to the convention for the platform. One
will demand that the Government as
sumo the coinage and issuing of all
moneys without reference to national
banks. A second will insist that trans
portation and transmission of intelli-
gence by wire or otherwise shall come
entirely within the province OF the Gov
ernment and be done at the actual cost
o. service A third plank will call for
the abe ition of alien ownership.
The temporary organization will be
made along the lines laid down at the
meeting of the national committee Of
the party in St. Louis. Heretofore the
Popul SITS have frowned on attempts by
the national committee TO dictate as TO
the temporary organization.
For the sake of harmony, however,
the convention will not go against the
action of the national committee. A b.
Burkhardt. of Upton. ILL.,. middle-of-
the-rOad man, will be temporary chair
man. and c @. De France. of Lin
coin, Neb., a former fusionist, will be
temporary secretary.
Thomas r. Watson. of Georgia who
was the Vice Presidential candidate on
the two-tailed ticket in 1896. will be NOM
mated. II is believed for President.
The Washington times., 1904-07-04
.EN-NAYOR VAN WYCK
SEES DICK CROKER
Former Tammany Chief, However, Re-
iterates That He Is Cut
Of Politics.

VANTAGE, England. July 4-Ex-
Mayor Robert A. Van Wyck. of New
York. visited Richard Croker at his
home here Yesterday
Van Wyck urged the ex-chief Of Tam
many TO use his influence with the New
York delegation 10 the Democratic ma
tional convention at St Louis 10 induce
ii 10 swing its vote from Alton B. Par
ker to Grover Cleveland, after compii-
mentary ballot had been given for Par
kcr
Van Wyck intended 10 remain at
Vantage until today. but suddenly cur
tailed hts visit.
Croker. after the interview with Van
Wyck, was asked If ne had anything 10
say regarding the coming Democratic
national convention
"Convention?" said Mr.. Croker. guile
lessty. when is Il to be held! do
not know anything about ii. Moreover.
my views on politics can have no inter
est for the people Of the United States.
/ am not In politics, and have not been
since l left America. / have no inten-
tlon to say or 10 do anything with re-
gard to the campaign. Other than this
/ have no expression Of opinion to make
10 anyone
Van Nyck declined to say if he bad
been irtrusted with any private mes
sage for Charles +. Murphy, leader OF
Tammany. He starts for the Continent
today.
The Washington times., 1904-07-04

one of the most surprised men in the
United States WIS Senator Fairbanks
when he perceived on the memorable
Sunday In Chicago before the open
ing of the convention that Vice Pres
idential sentiment, impelled by the
vigorous declarations of Uncle Joe"
Cannon that the job was not big
enough for him, was swaTming around
the Indiana headquarters. Even more
surprised than Senator Fairbanks was
the man, screened from public view
behind a legion of newspaper corre-
spondents, who first conceived the
idea of making Mr.. Fairbanks a Sen
ator for life by booming him for the
Vice Presidency.
The Washington times., 1904-07-04
The Real Fairbanks Desire.

Wisely forecasting in the Forum"
the choice of a Republican running
mate for President Roosevelt. Com
missioner West, Of the District, wrote
some time before the Republican con-
vention that one who was mentioned
as the nominee was Senator Fair
banks of Indiana, who does not de-
sire the honor"
Senator Fairbanks himself was say
ing so at that time, but it is a ques-
ton whether he so much did not de-
sire the honor as he did not expect TO
get it. although the Fairbanks boom
for the Vice Presidency lad been
most adroitly advertised for many
months. In fact, II is probably true
that when the enthusiastic friends of
the Senator launched It on the trust
ing bosom of public opinion, the
most they expected from Il was that
the evidence Of the Senator's pOpu-
larity and prominence II provided
would appear impressive 10 his In
diana constituency and promptly kill
any growing opposition there might
be 10 Mr. Fairbanks return TO the
national Senate for another term.
There is little reason to doubt that