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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-29
BUCK ISSUES CALL
Democratic Convention TO Be
Held in Minneapolis Aug. 80

"A Democratic delegate convention for
the state of Minnesota is hereby called to
meet at the city of Minneapolis in said
stare, ast , on Tuesday, the goth day Of -Au-
usl ISo4. atal2 o'clock noon, at the ,Ex-
position building in said city. for the
pgutposestOf placing in nomination eal1di99
aates OF the Democratic partyo of said
voted for. at the next general election tn,
pc held Tuesday, Nov 8. 1904 to-wit:
SIoVefnof5 lieutenant governor Secretary
3 o., state. attorney general treasurer. four
Iuages OF the supreme. court, two MEM
tlefS loi stneestate railroad and warehouse
commission and eleven electors If ss41 4
IN IN aoditlon the said convention will Sc
iect a state committee for the ensuing
Two years, and perform such other bust.
ness as may properly come before it, =
Inc basis OF. representation to the said
Statee convention shah be one. delega to,
Tor every $50 votes and major fraction
Ihefeof cast for Hon. William JENNINGS
Byran. for president in November; $780,
at. large from each and every county in
SAID state. excepting the counties of
Hennepin, Ramsey and ST Louis, each of
winch shall have five delegates at large q
Inc delegates to the state convention
Will pc chosen by county conventions to
De held in each and all of the counties
OF the said state. on Monday. the 22d
day Of August, 1904, said county convene
TONS to be called for that date and for
said purpose by the Democratic county
committees OF the several counties in ac-
W ue.liSS Win lfl6 requirements OF the
election laws of the said state
In addition, the said county conventions
In such counties as failed to at the late
county conventions held June IL 1904
are requested to recommend to the. sta tie
convention above called, the name of one
resident In each county to represent such
county on the Democratic state central
committee.
By order of the Democratic state CEN
trail committee.
Dated Winona, Mimi, July %, 1904
H. L. Buck
,ss H. 7. Tolmie,
Secretary.
<, The following is the number of dele
gates each county is entitled to-
Aitkin 8, Aneka q, Becker g. sBeltrami 6,
Benton 8. Big Stone Z, Blue Earth Is,
Brown 49,, Carlton g. Carver IL, Cass 6,
Chippewa 8, Chisago g. Clay II, Clear
water county A. Cook 4. Cottonwood &
Crow Wing s, Dakota 16, Dodge z, Douglas
IL. Faribault 8, Fillmore u, Freedom 8,
Goodhue IL, GRANITE Hennepin 1902 Hous-.
ton 81 Hubbard 6, Isanti 6, Itasca 6, Jack
son 10, Kanabec 4. Kandiyohi II, Kittsoll
q, Lac qui Parle 2, Lake S, LIE Sueur Is,
Lincoln z, Lyon 8, McCloud Is, Marshall
9. Martin II, Meeker Il, Mile Laos 5,
9, Mobiles 10, Norman 9, 4Olmsted a. otter
Tail 25, Pine s, Pipestone 8, Polk 20.
Pope F6, Ramsey IS. Red Lake II, Rec.
Wood 8, Renville II, Rice II, Rock 7,
Roseau F,aSe. Louis sc, Scott 4, Sherburne
5, Sibley IL, Stearns 81, Steele H. Ste
VEINS 8, Swift 10, Todd 10, Traverse 8.
Wabasha II, Wadena 6, Waseca II, Wash
ington II, 8Watonwan 6, WiIkin z. WI
mona rs, Wright 16, Yellow Medicine 8.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-29
End of Week Excursions to Cannon Val.
lev Points.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
will sell tickets to Red Wing Cannon
Falls, Mortified. Faribault Waterville
and Madison Lake at one fare for the
round trip on Saturday and Sunday of
each week until Oct 81. For informa ton
apply to j. N. Storr, G. A., Fifth and
Robert streets. St Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-29

2c per dozen for fine, fresh Minnesota
grown Sweet Corn
FRESH FISH of Of al Hr, kinds
CANNED FISH SPECIALS
Chancerelle French Sardnes. can 15c
Falstaff Boneless Sardines (1ks) 20c
ID. & G." Tunny Fish, can 1sc
Yacht Club French Sardines are the
pest TO be had We have them in ali
Salmon 6r ,lb cans 1oc
3s,lb cans Finest Columbia River =. 1aAc
1-lb fat cans suhkye salmon -. 75e
lib fat cans Columbia River Salmon
Cutlets ................ 25c
0isGV tonka Cultivated af la Reg MIME Rnne
berries; box, Be; pail. Coo, 75c and eoc.
S1. 90 Tor 16-quart case Minnetonka
Cultivated Black Raspberries.
sSS waited Wilson Brand', P Sill
berries; 16 quarts, So 25 ach-
wisconsin Blackberries quart ~.
l6-quart case, $3.50.
Gooseberries. quart ~ ~. ios
16-quart case, s1.5o. W.
Crab Apples BASKET CSC
Eberta Peaches Peaches basket CSC, SOC, s5c
Apricots. basket zoe; crate 5so
tlnest Hand-picked Blueberries. at. .1oiSc
l6-quart case. Sf.75
quarts wisconsin Blueberries .... Csc
l6-quart case, SIPS.
German Blue Plums, basket aoe
Peach Plums. basket - DC
TABLE Pears. basket .....15c, zoe and 25c
Kelsey Piums, basket ......-... 35c
The ANDREW scHocH GROCERY CO
Corner Seventh and Broadway.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08
NOTICE OF SHERIFF. S SALE
UNDER EXECUTION. DIS
TRICT COURT.

Under and by VIRTUE Of an execution .ssaed
out OF the District Court offee Secona iadtct-i
District of the state OF Idaho. la snc ior the
county OF NeE fcrce. and 10 me .'lrec ID and
delivered. for q iads m-ut rendcrs'i n th~
Probate Court OF Ncs Perez couafy idahc. n
the firsg day OF nece Der, lact. Ia ecr a
george ". rsnnahiu aud r0ein.i s. ,. istr+
ard Taylor for the scsu ~ tfit " ls~toi
money OF the United States. t,xcthtr vita
cos. Of suit and Interest. have sesiei IA ali
the right. title. claim and Interest oi salI d..
fendsnt Of. In snd 10 the following d. eribsa
properly. fo.vit. flots an ,. block a lot
is block rs. all OF the town OF Ncsp ne. >ss
fercc county. Idaho.
Fnblic notice 10 hereby Ven. ah~. cn Fri.
DAY. the soth day Of l,ecs n tcs, I. Al ter
O'Clock a m Of thst dsy. =. the fr.1s fcrr
the conrt house In Ser ferrc ~'etats etii 81
obedience 10 said writ Of exc, affsn - ali
the rtsht. title. claim aud interest 81 ssid d..
PENDANT OF. in and TO the above dc-crii-d
property. or 50 much thereof - lasy b nes-
esxsry to nstisy plaintiffs claims. beside cost..
Interest aud sccruing costs. 10 the Highest susi
heat bidder for the lawful money al the Nniss~t
States.
Dated December. :, 1894.
wffffAs scprtpf sheriff.
CnAalu 1. Noskos. rceurs.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08

Hotice y hereby given that on " ca ~.
Decem bcr q. %. the following ccs,-rl b,c s1.os
for sale n put,ic suction Al the court n-,.sse
al Lewiston. Acr ferce county. lssrs'- a. orc
oclock y m
iw. prtce per acre Is. Improvement ts.o
Lot % 90 scres). o. section Is. TOW asatp q n.
range W. price per acre. - tnFrovenet;
Sc 4. sss. Of section 10. township 81 a ranre
! ". Price per acre. g. iupfovsneutf
". Pflce I.er acre Is. Improvement 80
sps. ma. Of section 8 township 81 n ngc
y. t,rics per acre. -. improvement, tN
81 nwt. Of section f6. nshlp 81 a range
". Friee per scre 80 III prorenent ssg-s
r., ssA. Of section &c. township - = range
". pftce per scre. SIC. inprosenentt ia
n a. ~ 4. OF section e. tow snlp y a. rsnss
". price per acre. tis. improvement ses.
H.. ses. OF section NJ. township a. a. rsng-
! v. pfics per acre. IS improNenent Sc.
W ne1. OF section 10. tos nsntp S5n- range
"a. price per acre. tio.
~. nut. OF section %. township 3 =. rkfgs
? ". I,rice per acre tie.
T.. sxS. OF section is. township IS \. range
1w. price per acre. SIC
r. se,. 81 section 10. ovnkhiy s. .. rage
", rrice per acre. ro-
~ - I. OF section lt. tou nship & n rang.
~. s.rice per acre. $40.
Isoi y 90 scres) Of section 70 to~ashfn s
n. rsnse W. price per sere. SIS
Lot - 20 scrssl OF section IS. towns p = =,
rsnce ". price per acre, Us
o. - (3e scresl al section lt. towns 3
snse " price psr acre. rs
Net. OF ~e~fton SC toucsh 3 Is n. rsrce ".
price per -cr. fla i'm proremeut t<O.
Nwt. 81 sect.stn ~. township = a. r>1Fs u.
price yer acre. SIC. improvement Nsa-
81 s~ix OF section ID. township q =. rang
a.. prize per Are $40
Lot t<Sll arresl Of section n township =
n. range ". price per acre Is, improvement,
lot rs 50 acresl az section S to-n>hir =
a. range ". price per acre. f2s Improvements
Va, mel. Of section ". township s. rsas.
2 e. price per acre. tSs improvement So.
-. mel. Of section -. township a n. rsrre
g. pc See per acre. So. improvement SEC
~, scis Of section &. township n n. cage
.. prize per acre $40. Improvement. tlc7a
Lot fSS. acres Of section & sV~ushtF a =.
range e. price per acre, tlS
Terms OF sale foilows. cue fr-th ~
purchase lrfce and first yexrs fntss.st o.
deferred payment cash on csy 81 s~ic. =
yesrs' tine At six per cent tater~si - rtrnstn-
ing nine-fenihs amount bid No land NJ &c
sold cor less than the appraised ' iu-
Further information may be obtained 81 the
county treasurer or from the State Lad de-
psrtment.
BY order Of the state board Of issa coca
JOHN A. RscLsY se~-ea ~
Ry NORMAN JACKS ~. chief CLERK
Dated october 10. 1904
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08
NOTICE FOR puBLICATION.
NOTICE OF SALE or SCHOOL,
RDNDS

Notice il hereby given that In pursuance ID
an election held on the 18th day 81 Noeem Der
1904. when the question Of bonaine fnoepend
ent school District No. ? for tieuo WAS cub
-mittcd to the quau6ei electors o. "a I'd district
aud was carried by uns nimous ,otc. the
trustees ~ said independent school District
No will receive bids for the sale OF said
bonds M to u 90 O'Clock noon. on the 22nd
day OF December. 1904. said honda are tot
able remit annually, and are 10 rua twenty
yssrs with ten ysars' option. be trustees re-
celve the right to reject any and al btds.
Dated al Nesperce this nth day Of Sovem Der
1904 G. d. THOMAS. clerk Of BOARD.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08
NOTICE FoR PuBLIcATIoN

Department. of the fnteriof. land Office a.
fS-istnn ftaho. Nossm Der -. 1904.
Notice Ia h~rebr Even that the following
% med settler has fisd notice 81 his tuissfior
70 rss~ks fnsl prorf IN support Of bic clam.
sad that said proof Will tS msde before W. W.
fIsmusii. q. :. commissicuer At Nesrerce,
idaho. on January u 1896. via
sssrst v. rrpico.
81 Fletcher. Idaho. for the al ne,. sod 81 sc,.
sec ~. twp Enr ~bm
ne names the following witnesses % prove
bio consirpous residence uIon aud cultivation
Of tsld land. via.
Edmond rsrns,, George N. Trese~eli,
John stevens and wallace q. hiffinger. all Of
Fletcher. Idaho. J. n. Nnr. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT o. the Interior. land once al
u siston. idaho November y 1904.
Notice 10 hereby given that TIE following
ma med settler hes hled notice Of hit Intention
" make ansi proof In support Of hts cisim.
and that said proof wiil be made before ". ".
Bsmmeii. 4. :. tomml,,ioucr ct Ncspercs.
Idaho. on January II. 1906 win
FsArk A. t1Asp.
Of Ferdinand. Idaho, for the vi, nvi. scc ~,
tup ~ n r Q BIN
lie names the following wltnesse. TO prove
hss continuous Residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. via:
Chariey ftsab. OF Ferdinand. Idaho. Robert
y. Honshton August =. pcushton and Ralph
n stissum. all OF Nsrrercc. Idaho.
J. n. Wet. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of The interior, land once Al
lewiston. Idaho. November n. 1890
eetic~ 10 hersty given that the foilo~tns'
nsast seitlsr Ess led notice Of his Intention
20 male ensl freoI In support ~ tts claim,
and that ssid troof viii he made before " ",
Hsnmsn. L. =. commissionef. al Neapsrcs,
Idaho. 90 January :. 1895. via
DAVID n. ions,
CT Sespercs. idaho. Tot the ns,. ssc ~. typ q
rr9stm.
10 nssncs The foiio~inr witnesses - prove
his continnoes rssidsncs upon and cultivation
Of sxif isnd. VIA
siiss soh neon. Le,iis johnson. stephen Bad.
ser aud C,sus Leisure. AL Of NSspsfcc. Idaho.
4 n. NrsT. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08
HANDKERCHIEFS AND MUFFLERS

The best assortment Of HANDKERCHIEFS and
MUFFLERS in the city to choose from. you look
ing for present in this line you will not be disappointed
ii you come to our store to mike your selections.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department q, the interor. land ofhcs al
lewiston. Idaho. Noscm bsr q. 1870,
Notice 10 hereby sisen thai tne following.
nsnes settler hss fied uoiice Of his intspuot
90 rasks fnsl proof IN support 81 HE cisltnl
snd that said proof Will be MADE before Tho
Hssisisf snd k@osissf AT Lewiston idsso. on
Dccs a. l,ef ~, 1904. va
ALArs 7. Dawn.
81 Moffos Idaho. iof The - se'< sec =, tvs
~ urss = m
Ne nsr-. ,he following witnesses 10 prove
hls coafinooas fcsidencs upon and cultivation
81 s<id land. ftsi
kah<rs X 4. Hueksb, Of wesilstss idsho
Carl rcit~rs. siobessll J. CfAis aud Augustus
fsgou ell 81 Morrow. Idaho.
! =. wur. Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

=
Department Of the Interior. land once al
Lewiston. idaho. Norem Der %. 1904.
Notice - hereby given thai The foilowins-
70 make anal proof in support Of his claim.
snd that said proof will be made before ". ".
Hammeli. I. :. Commissioners ~ Sezperce
/ sdsho, on January IL. 1895. viz.
tLnos Hxxxrs
Of Fletcher. Idaho. for The eel. sec 81. twp IS
lie names the folIowlns witnesses TO prove
hts continuous resacence upon and czitirs-
samuel p. Pediso, george n. TresdwelI, John
stevens and Stacy Wagner. all Of Fletcher,
Idaho. J. p. wEsr. Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. land once At
L~vfston. Idaho, November s. 1904.
a. med. ssl.l be- s,sd sstsoe Of be Der issssros
70 make anal proof in support Of her claim.
and ih., asa prs'si van BE made before v. ".
idaho on Decenb< 10. iHs via;
ExEls x4k1fx.
Of sesPerce. Idaho. for the nes. zee IS twp IS.
her continuous residence upon and euitsstlor
Frecriek slef n. John J. N.coy. David x
frink and John ,. Mstney. all OF Se1rerce.
Idaho J. ,. West. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. lsnd once Al
Lewiston. Idaho. Norcn Der 10, 1904.
named settler has nied notice Of her intention
70 make final proof In support Of her claim.
sne thai said proof viii De made before ". ".
idaho. on December ~. 1904 viz;
Macon c. LAsLkk.
Of ksmish. Idaho. Tor the Ell Ell sec 3. twp IS.
she names the following witnesses 10 prove
ma a. = nd
wiiiism =. Haser. reser whsiea, Clarence
Ksmish. Idaho. }. h. wKsr. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, land once at
Lewiston, Idaho. October Is. 1904
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named sesticr has led notice Of his intention
md us, sa,a proof vii Be made before v; "
Hsmmeii. q $. Cor missioner. al >ezperee.
Idaho. on December l7.ieos- via;
Pxrks wssIrS.
Of Ksmiah. Idaho. for the e. nes. sec S. twp
~ r3e b m.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
John ncTsrn.hsn. John A. DAILY. Maggie c. I
lswier and William Bsreee. all q ksmish.
Idaho. b. Nur. Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I
Department Of the Interior. land once AZ
Lewtstou, idaho, Now NJ ter ~. 1894.
Noticeis hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of HE intention /
20 make anal proof in support OF his claim.
aud that said proof viii be made before ". ".
Hammell. U. ;. Commissioner ct >ezp<roe, I
Idaho. on January Is. 1904. via.
Honsck g. WISE.
Of Neypcrce. Idaho. fof the w mel. and WI
set. sec ?. twp - rae b M. 4
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove /
his continuous residence upon and cultivation /
az said hand. via.
John Matney, Friedrich Glenn. Joseph Poster
aud james Msher all Of Sesperce Idaho
n MxSr keci<tfr
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08

Come early and make your seie :
ton Of the many lots in johnson s
Addition.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. land once ~
Lewiston. Idaho. November ~. 1900
Notice l. hereby siven that the following.
named settler has ficd notice of hts intention
20 make dual proof In support OF bis claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register aud Receiver at Lewiston Idaho. on
January .. 1905. via.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-12-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. land once at
Lewiston. Idaho, November "a, ipos
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settler has nied notice OF his intention
70 make ANAL proof in support Of his claim.
and that said proof will b. made before ". ".
Uammeil. e. 4. Commissioners at Nezrerco.
Idaho. on January Il. 1906. via;
CHsRlss A. NISiSe.
Of Mohier. Idaho. for the lots I. z. and ~, nell
s.c g. pAnrieb m.
Ne names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of aid land, VIA
Arthur NJ. Hswstth. Horace neemsn and
Rert Andsston. ell Of Nchier, Idaho. and
Joseph strickfsdden. OF Nssperce. Idaho.
J. X, wxsr. Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, land ONCE al
Lewiston. Idaho. November "a, 1904.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
ma mod settler hiss hled notice OF his intention
10 make hnsl proof in support " hx claim.
aud that said proof will be made before ". ".
Hsmmeii q. O. Commissioned. ct >egpcrcc,
idaho, on January II 1898 Wis;
EproSp A. BAsSss,
of Fletcher, Idaho. for the ~ sw,., net4 swt.
aud nwi. sell sec IS, twp - mr. bm.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his coniinuou. residence upon and cultivation
y samuel p. rsdiso. George NJ, Trssdwsii.
John stevens and Stacy wagner All OF tletch'
o.. Idaho. j. D. Nnf' ksg'stsr'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
Varied Farms OF oklahoma.

The first journey Of the missionary
superintendent was made to Colony.
From Oklahoma the route lies wester-
ly seventy-six miles, over the Choc-
taw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway. As
the train laves the metropolis it
glides along rich farm lands, where
preparations have already begun for
fall sowing Of wheat, or near cotton
fields, whose dark green foliage Is
decorated with the silver white bolls,
even now bursting open to tempt the
hand Of the picker.
Side by side with this leading prod
uct of the South may be seen broad
acres Of tall corn, with leaves already
brown, and golden ears hanging grace
fully, ready to be plucked by the
shucker who drives his team and cart
in this forest of fodder through which
his cattle will roam all winter and
grow fat upon the rafting leaves.
Fields Of luxuriant alfalfa are on
either side Of the track, and great
watermelon patches, on which the
luscious fruit lies so thick that it
would be impossible to drive a team
across without crushing monsters
weighing from forty to sixty pounds
ach.-Chrtstian 1ntelligencer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09

of ordnance employed for high angie hte s
graceful In Its design as
size OF Its
builders is more IKE the
these monsters OF 'o
Purchase Exposition illustrated s grow
the merrs
seaas
subject which necessarily un1anr 10
ever
educaRona
carefully guarded earthworks
the Defense approach IN the
although she mas
this
has beenso to of her seaboard
been to the actua test on
conflict in Asia would experimental issue FOR ned NOR
Of hostdes
equipped division of twenty
ntcpaons
military not been realized explained by the
compelled
original expectation the Japanese that
overthrow against their
would-be desroyers
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
LANDSLiDES OF THE PAST.
Other Elections Have Been Fully an
One-Sided as the Latest.

One-Sided as the --latest.
In the history Of this country there
have been political landslides besides
that of Nov. last. Thomas Jeqerson
was elected President in 1904 by 1852
votes to Il for Charles G. Pinckney,
the Federalist candidate. In 1920 the
reelection of James Monroe would
have been unanimous except for the
desire Of one elector to reserve to
Washington the exclusive honor of a
unanimous choice. Accordingly one
vote was cast for John Quincy Adams,
the remaining 231 votes being given to
Monroe. Andrew Jackson's second
election in 1882 was by vote of 219
to 40 for Henry Clay. Martin Van
Buren, defeated William Henry Har-
rison four years later by ITO to IS;
and at the following election the Ia
bles were turned by vote of 234 to
60 in favor Of Harrison. The next two
elections were closer; but in 1852
Franklin Pierce defeated Winfield
Scott by a vote Of 254 to 40.
Lincoln defeated Mcclellan in 1884
by an electoral vote of 212 to Fl, al
though this result was greatly dispro-
portionate to the popular vote, which
was divided: Lincoln, 2,216,O67; Nc
Clellan, 1,8O8,725. Grant defeated sey-
mour in 1868 by pa to 80 votes. The
only electoral plurality since the great
war, to exceed that for Roosevelt was
obtained by Grant over Greeley in
1872. Grants vote was 2S6 and Gree
ley's ~. The death Of Greeley oc-
CURED between the dates of the popu-
lar election and the casting Of the cleo
toral vote and the Greeley electors of
five States cast their votes for Thomas
A. Hendricks.
Cleveland's election in 1892 was by
great electoral plurality. The divis-
ion was: Cleveland, 277; Harrison,
145. Cleveland's popular plurality was
nearly 100000. McKinley's second de-
feat Of Bryan was also Overwhelming.
The electoral vote was 292 to 1856, and
the popular vote 7,218,353 to $685.. SO7.
Chicago Daily News.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
INTERESTING OLD PRAGUE.
Chronic Feuds of the Czechs and Ger"
mans a Feature.

Chronic Feuds Of the Czschs and 0sr'
mans Feature.
seTo nv mind, the most interesting
city in Europe is the old town OF
Prague. but my opinion is probably
colored by virtue Of residence o.
three years there" said Joseph Hol-
land Loring, New Yorker, to WASH
ington Post representative.
ssThe wonderful towers and bridges
Of Prague are, Of course, FAMED
throughout the world, and attract thou
sands of tourists annually. Otherwise,
there isn't much about the bohemian
capital to interest the casual pilgrim,
who gets tired Of the place In about
two days. To appreciate 1t thoroughly
one has to remain long time and De-
come, as it were, identified with the
local life. This is in reality 'strenu-
GUS life,' growing out Of the constant
warfare between the principl elements
Of the population-the Czechs and the
Germans. who hate each other cordial
~.
"There is chronic feud between
these which breaks out periodically In
to the widest sort of rioting. Among
the principal promenade of the town
the Czechs will walk on one side and
the Germans on the other. If musical
entertainment is given in which the
program is printed In German no true
Bohemian will attend, and vice versa.
have a large number of German
friends and naturally supposed they
would attend the dedication ceremonies
Of the new city hall, on which occa'
sion was down for violin perform
ance, but as 1t was held in hated b.
hemian government building not one
Of them appeared. The same spirit OF
an1mosity extends to the Students;
those in the German university hate
those WHO hail from the rival seat OF
learning merely because they are Of the
Czech blood and speech and often the
collisions between these young hot
bloods lead to general rioting. OF
course, the troops are always present
to suppress the fighting before it de-
velops into a big scale.
1.-THE Czechs are pro-Russian and in
tensely anti-English and their dislike
extends to everybody who uses the
English language. Often in traversing
the streets of Prague / was reminded
Of this by hearing scornful remarks
thrown at me in which the epithet,
American pig was one Of the mildest
expressions"