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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14
New York Produce.

New York, March IA.
Wheat-May 1.01A
Corn-59.
Butter = Unsettled: Extra fresh
creamery. "a; common to choice, Is q
IS.
Eggs-Steady: firsts 90.
Poultry Alive; firm; chickens,
IL; fowls, 1877. turkeys, Is.
Dressed Firm. chickens. 1908;
fowls, 1917; turkeys, 16G1s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14
Money Market.

New York. March 14.-Money steady:
1902. prime mercantile 412@A, ster-
ling, steady: 4S6.S0@4S6.S5 on demand,
and 1895 94S4.05 for sixty days
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14
Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City. March IA.
Wheat May, SOS: July. SIS; No
hard, S9l191; No. red. 101@1.03.
Corn May. 45A: July. 447 No.
mixed, 43@431s; No. white, 1904
oats-No. white, 4244s; No.
mixed, 4l@A2.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14
Milwaukee, Grain.

Milwaukee. March IA.
Wheat Higher; No. / northern.
1.02; Nc. 2 northern, 9S41.001a; July,
50 % @95a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14
Duluth Grain.

Duluth, March "A.
Wheat--In store, No. / hard 1.00M;
No / northern 9S4s; No. northern
9sls. to arrive. May 1855; July 991s
September 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14
ST. Louis Grain.

st. Louis, March IA.
Wheat Cash, 99ls; May, 93ss.
Corn Cash, 441a; May. 46M.
Oats Cash, ~; May, 401a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14
The Visible.

Chicago March 1.-THE visible sup
ply of grain:
Wheat Today. sa.ssocoo bushels; a
year ago. 4s.oss.ooo.
corn-Today. s.ss7,ooo bushels. year
ago. 1o.s12.00o.
oats-Today. 1osa4ooo bushels; a
year ago. $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14

Minneapolis, March II.
Wheat May 99A; July 99ss: Sep
tember sly; on track. No. / hard 1902;
No. northern 1.00@10oha: No. Q
northern 971sM9S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, March "A.
Wheat--Quiet; May, 6s SID, July,
6s Sssd.
Corn-F'irm; spot, As 3d@4s I'd;
March, As Esd; May, As 44sd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14
Peoria Grain.
Minneapolis Cram.

Peoria. March Ia.
Corn-Higher; No. 3, 40.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14
New York Exchano,
Montezuma.

Chicago, March 14.-New York ex-
change at par.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14
Cattle Sales
cattle SAFES
A few Of the cattle sales were made
az follows:
Representative Hoo saIe,.

A few represen tative bog sales were
N, 10 aa fo1l0vs.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03
GANG RULE EXPOSED.
Ex-Congressman Johnson Bear.
Tocfjvoorrr

Ex-COngressman Johnson Bears
Testimony
Pete rs!nrg, N. d., Oc'. q, 1904.
can State C"nmit'e.:
Dear Sir: sre by the Herald Of y+a.
terday that y.u haye notified the
national committee that 1--WE expect to
carry the legislature by At least two.
thirds vote. thereby lnsuIing the return
OF Senator P. ]. McCumber." Who
authorized you to say how members of
the legislature will vote before they are
even elected?
Under your craftsmanship it has
become customary to deliver the votes
! Of delegates TO slate conventions with
| out much reference to the will Of the
delegates. But this is the first time I
ever knew chairman to announce 30
far in advance the name Of the man the
| machine has selected.
The agreement to reward Gronna for
bis services in the last senatorial con
test was male at Bismarck nearly two
years ago, but kept secret until the last
moment That was more decent. As
| chairmap you ought to be impartial
between candidates for the U. S. S.
You told me you would be candi'
date. told you would be Candidate.
Mr.. Spauldlng would not be out OF
| place in the senatorial race. There are
| others.
It may be that the machine can
deliver tho republican members OF the
legislature body and soul to Mr..
McCumber as reward for his successful
efforts to get our member OF the
national committee pardoned out of the
Oakland jail, but assure you now that
it will not be done for lack of an Opus
ing candidate.
You may have withdrawn from the
race, but have not.
As slight amend for the Injustice
you have done hereby ask you ~ our
chairman to notify the party that l am
candidate to succeed 2. J. McCumber
il the U. S. s.
l trust that my friends throughout
the state will as far as Practicable vote
for members Of the legislature WHO are
friendl, to me and to the political
ideas and methods for which l hnYe
always stood.
BE- delivered by Il machine so arrogant
and so confident ~ to announce Lub.
licly before election the way they have
decided 10 vote the republican MEM
beers on the most important QUESTION to
come before the legislature this winter.
Yours, NJ. N. johnson.
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Louisiana Purchase Exposition
St. Louis, May lat, to Dec. LIST, 1904.
The largest and greatest exposition
ever held.
THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
will sell excursion tickets 1t favorable
rates, with suitable limits. For fnrthe,
particulars see our local agent Of Grea'
Northern Rv., or address
F. l. Whitney,
Gent Pass'r &'rjckrt Agent.
St. Paul. MINI
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03

Don't fail to read the End and 3rd of this
will find many items of interest to ponder
On the End page ofths paper will be found very interesting
article written John Mercer and headed can Open Letter
the Wston Herad exposes the dupcty of F. A.
republican candidate for superintendent of Schools
you support of that character?
The way the situation looks in the Eighth Judicial
rc Hon. Palda will be elected judge to succeed himself by
about 1000 majority The prominent business
neau county, both democrats and republicans strongly
posing Goss the republican candidate the machine ticket
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03

The Fields Family Cooperative Contribution Association
believes oction They only want the protection of
County but they seek the protection of
Wouldn't be good plan protect the whole family by pen
sonng them off, that is off the ticket off the county, off the
of grating.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03

Who catering tohe Scandinavian voters? In the Toga
Gazette F. A. Bronson himself
Review Scandinavian In
Wlston he calls himself Dutch. The Crosby Review also
attorney general Erich Scandinavian
gentlemen The sgrunted republicans
well fish for that they have driven from Them
Scandinavian voter intelligent be duped by such trash
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Bonn 1riegsThauplaa.

Sn einem 8eridt optn Ia.
lagt @eneral 4uropatfiu: Sac
Gu~orelultat Der Sdlaht am Mitts
no9 mar ungunitig fir uns. Sn
Sp(ae oes nabtliden IneriHs Der
Sapauer wuroen uulere gruppen
se5nungeu, niht nur tire SteQung
oufSu9eben. lonoern AUDI Die &aups
men, Die iie nDrber Don ben Sapanerr
surlderobert batten, i'm Std loHen.
uuiere Truppen sDeeu iib in Die
SteIung 5urid, Die am Sbati pDr=
bereitet uar." Nns Wutoen miro
oeneloet. 0aB Die Guiien $4,000
Mann an gGten uno 8ermnnoeten
uer[orem baben. NuS allen 8egen=
ben treffen bort Die Gernuuoeten
eiu unb Die 2anoaraBen iino init
(auaen 8ageusigen beoeft. Nn'
bern Beridlten nod iino Die Ru11eu
I'm flint Nteileu nod geuroen suritd-
g~eordnQt uuo bic Sapaner babet
ale pihtieen B%oiitionen eingenUm.
men. rpeLde bic &uien ain Gage gu.
oor innebielten. 8ie Ruropatfir
metoet. baben bic Gulieu "a Sc
icbIbe oerloren. Sn 8uBlanb bal
bic ytad9ridt ppn Der 0ieoerlaQe al
Qemet1e Beitirsung heroDraerufen
- Stint iapaniihe Greuaer flint
Dor Blaolmgft0d erI9ienen.
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0ofatmnen tn Seras geDnn1dt.

Die Srtsco>G pItem 2anbs Sunni.
3rations Giiociatipn tenft bereits
lbren Geil Der ginmanoerunq mad,
3erasG
Observation-Disclosures Ieenten
oieier Niiociation upm Often uno
0proen baben iUeben cine 9our burd
Seras beenoet uno iib nod Den Onlfss
quelen be3 Gtaates &c. erfunoiat,
i'm Die Tatiaden ben 6eimitdtteius
bern Der dlterer Staten better Dor.
fiihren su f0nnen.
Oieie NfiOciatipn lit Die mirte
iamite, Die es giebt; iie bat Weenteu
in Den aunsen Ser. Staaten. 8oIt
Sbr guer gisenturl, auf Dem 2anoe
Doer in Der Staot, bertaufen, uiinIdt
Sbr &apital fIr sSabrifen ooer
iraeno cine Snouitrie, ifreibt an
81. 6. senior n, Sefretdr oes Sms
miqrotions : 8ureaus, Dept. 81.
6ri8co r @ebduoe. ct. 2ouis, Wu.
g, U. Sughes,
8eneral=S mmiaratiDns=I oent.
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spei 5eiten lang, DON oben bis UNI
ten in Der ertudbnten Welle pDu0e>
Idlrieben uno trafen ale smei bis
orei Monate elm. @as tie beoeuteu
IDateu. fonute feiu Ntenib entrdt=
leln uno ebenip iii es aud mDl Nies
mans gelunaen, ben Ibleuber gu err
tnitteln. @ir babeu uns tpenigitens
reolih bemibt, a6er obue @rfolg.
So, Die Giants! $50 iinb bic
biersulanbe nidt gu ftnoen unb wer
bat ntht ihDn nit ibnen su tuu aes
babt. 8enn tie barml0s ltno, mie
unier alter nSu0ae" ooer Der oers
lbleierte &eformpropbet, oanu ldBt
man tie iib ihlteBlib gefallen, aber
nenn ite unbeIl anrihten. tpie Gar
rie Station uno bobei ben 2euten
nod oos @elo aus ber gaIhe lofen.
bann Inllten 1te unihdoltd gemaht
mer0en. Pro bono publico.
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Die mene sabm mad, benz aio @ramoe


Die Wtitalieoer oes BuIineB Mens
Club nabmen am Jreitag ben BeriAt
oes @Ol. s. S. Bo(t nno oes Str.
s. q. @arnep, Die i'm Sntereiie oft.
liher G~apitaltften oas BrDiett oes
8aues elmer Balm BON San Nntonio
nad Dem Hip @ranbe b~earbeiten,
entge9en. 8erlangt miro BON San
NntDniD Sdenfunq bes @runoItids
fir ben BabnhOf, elm Beitrae oon
$780, 900 in boar uno oaS Megereht
ourh oas gountb. Die DepotqebGuoe
i0len entueoer an Der gde pDn
Siios5lDres. uno WueoasS traBe, in
oer 9dbe BEG Depots Der Nranlas
8aB : Balm Doer an elmer SteQe
tpeftli6 pom JnternatiDnal Depot
errlbtet teer6en.
Sn Der Y~erlammluna CAB Iid] fir
oas Broieft elm beoeutenoer @ntbu=
ltasmu8 fuuo. namentlid als @Dl.
BDlt erma6nte. oaB ale Counties,
tuel9e Die 9inie ourhlduft, bereit=
mlutg bic on lte Qelteuten ~ssoroeruns
gen leiiten tueroen. 6. g. Meuualn
tInolete cine Subleriptiun bon $1,000
on uno S. s.. Slapoen cine iolde
bon S23O. Nls &Dmite, UNI @eloer
uno WeeereGt ~ fDQicitiereu, tpurs
Den ernannt: V. s.. Brouu, .yeIie
0ppenbeimer. 0teper 6alff, SEQ,
Us. 8rafenrioee uno @eoro 81,
Stumberg. Das Gomite bat BAG
&eht, lid gu e~rednsen.
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Wtam befla8e lid nidbt aber
Gas, mas tttatt 3m
sfea bat,

tDenn man uun elmer minbermertigen
Baderei fault. Sober Bidder tann
minoerwertige8 8roo uno u~ainoertiae
Yies baden. -aber fein anberer Sd.
der int 2anoe bddt iulde npraaeli&e
Srooe uno 8ies mie mir.
Brobiert unier Sabritat, wenu
sic un5ufrieoeu iein iputeu, NIT Dem
mas Sic iebt betpmmen.
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RaHdtt Ia Flor de San lose
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Die annnenttnn in gnler

Der 8%Dnuentipn Der Sb1ts uno
@emIie5nhter in gpler nobnten
1000 Delegaten Der ygrud Nffocio,
tionen" Bel. 9aS uom Californian
eutianote R0mite, uu1 Die ourtiQen
tanomirtihafAid1en 8erbGttniHe su
itubieren. eritattete auSFibr[ihen Be-
riht. Nah 0enielben 1T bort large
niht allies 10 e(auseuo, toie es gez
wDbnlih selniloeri niro u1o Die
Obit@ un0 @emiIeSudJter baben nit
aroBen Sdmierigtelten GIT fdtnpfen,
pdbreno ibre Nrbsit feline leid]te lit.
Cine grnte ldBt itd bort nur burd
8epdferung er5ielen uno Die Soften
fir Die 8ewaiferune zines NGer8
2ano betraeen in tnanben sydQen Bis
81 $48 per Sabr. 9anb lift bort bel
teurer. mie bter in Teras unb ohne
8etp6iierung faum ertraafd5ig Sc
bat iib erpieien, baB genliie ObIt=
iorten bier frnher reifen, ME in ga(t=
fornien uno oa6er eber in ben Worft
gebraht merben f6nuen uno ooB gum
getipiel Die Gualttdt Der teranilheu
Bfiriibe cine beoeuteno feinere lit,
ruie bic Der californiIbeu.
Nuf Der 9onoenti0n uuroe etne
Stats Organization gebitbet, Die
iid uieoer in DtStritte eintei(t. Die
ueridieoenen 8erbinounoen fteben
burb tire Beanten it beitGnoiQem
Bertebr. Cine Der 6auptiaden 1T
neben Dem Nustanl1 BON aneeItelIten
Superintendent uno gemadteu grfads
| ruu9en, oab Die 8eri6ifune BON
| sSrthten un0 @enitlen in elm Qee
mifies Spitem gebraht miro, UNI Die
ueberfiiauug eines beitimmteu Dart
te8 uno oamit cine %unnDtiee Ser=
| biQiauna gu uerbiten. Die einsel=
! men OrgauilatiDnen nernflidten lid
ale garlaounqen BON Sblt uuo @es
miiien. an ben 8ertreter Der Staats-
Gentrale, Der ieinen Sib in st.
Souls bat, I'll .oiriaieren uno BON
bier aus erfolat ourd i'm Die 8ers
teilung auf Die grDBeret Stdote.
Wuf oiele Weile miro es oermieoen,
oaB cine 3eutfie Srumt= uoer Sbits
forte in einem Warfte iiberuieat,
ndhreno lie auf benz anoeren feblt
uno man erpertet BON oieIein lleuen
Spitem reht prattiine Geiultate.
Der Nnbau uDn alIerlei Oblts uno
@emiielorten Ioa iDuicl rpie m0gtt9
ermutiat uno aub fir 8emdRerune
lou SIrlorge getroHen rneroen.
Man ueripridt iih lebr niel bon
oieler neuen Bereiniauns audi id]ou
oesmegen, neil ben ein5elnen t(eine=
rem TruG @rDmers Ni1ociatiouen bic
BeriGiffung uno Der 8erfnui ibrer
@rnten tueientfid er[eidtert miro,
NIT Der Iusfidt auf einen puiitioen
Nrnf5t
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Seht, auf ct. Bernbaro's 66b'n Die
8rduter iprieBer unb eebeib'n. aug beren
Saft ma Biaen ldbaft, @eiuno9eit au
berieib'n. @enn eS am Stubleang Dir
gebri1t, 10 aimm' iofort, uno s6a're
nicbt ST. Bernard Sr1uterpiQcn elm;
sfuei maiden ianft Die 9arme rein; Bis re-
guldr Der Sang gum Ort, fa9r' 9u nit
9lether 9Diis fort. Damn tommt Der @p<
petit ouf's gteu', gu iBt fir 8rpeie meiner
Sreu. un6 9u neroau't nad5 bolem
Sii6, fIblff Did 10 iri,9 ats uie elm
5iih. = Sir 25 Gents BET Mpotbetern au
nheu.
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Mlergets

am NlamD Blasa Iinb BON ben
Beb0roen smei Spietbduier qeIhlo1z
len muroen. nahoem elm NouOfat
pm 3Dler in einem oerIelben So, 200
o~erloren bate uno 2drm idlug.
Sie republitaniibe GerIamnts
lung am Sreitag abeno in Der Turns
bale NOR nur ihmah beiudt. Sea-
than UNDERWOOD muroe als Sberiffs<
fanoioat nominiert an STEELE uun
ISM. 86ruer, Der nidt gu berueQen
NAT, letneu 0amet auf benz 9idet
gu laiien. SO. 9abn 1T aanoibat
fir Dos Imt oes guunt1 '8ommii=
lars oes 2. Brecinttes uno s. SO.
Sight fir ben 4. Brecintt. s. g.
Viurphp puroe als Ronoioat fir Die
Ge9islatur nufaeiteQt.
Wabreno Der Oauer Der Nus>
iteIuna miro ieben Nbeno Quf Dem
Wtitam Square Elm sSrei : Runsert
ltatt1noen uno oas Warttbaus miro
aldnaeno erleuhtet iein,
Wie Wianher bat ibpn tursen
Bro5eB aemaht uno fif oaourh
einen lauaen a%ufaebdnet.
- Oa bat man in Chicago cine
Shule fir Wdobeu. Die ltd uerbei=
raten moIen, etabliert. 6eiraten
t6nuen Die Wtdoden ihDn, mac fie
lernea iulten, 1T oas gerbeiratst=
bIeiben!
6err $. &anter. Reoetteur
.oes .9era8 8oltsbute" in 9 rel NJ
B q m. neil augeublidlih in Der
Staot uno itattete utls eiuen iehr nns
aenebmen Beiuh ob.
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2qceum yiO. 2.

Nm M0ntaa abeno ben IL. Otto,
Der ftnoet i'm @rOBen Opernbaule elm
au8seSeihneter ourb ItereosfOpiIde
Gniibten iauitrierten @urtraa oes
Brof. Sobn y. Denote "A Plea
for Posterity'', itatt.
&elernierte Sibe Iino i'm Store Der
Berar Drug 60. gum 8reile BON
rs Gents uno $1.00 gu babeu,
sr @r0ffnune fnr Rinber ant
Dienitas. @ep gort 8 m poe
rium Millinerg %.
RaMdlt Ia Flor de San lose
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%S- @r0Btes MTiortiment BON fei'
men uno oom Shneiber gemahten
91ten 8u auBerurbentlih nieorigen
Breilen. @ep 0ort GmpOs
vi lltuerg Go
Arizona republican., 1904-08-03
THE CONQUERING HERO
Thomas Taggart Is Among His Own Again.

Indianapolis. Aug. 2.-Thomas Tag gart, chairman of the democratic na- tional committee arrived here thls evening and was given public recep- ton in Thompson hall by the demo- crats of the city and county. The speakers were Mayor John HoltZman, MT. Taggart and eX-Senator Charles A. Towne late of Minnesota, now of New York. The reception was pre- ceded by parade from the station to the hall with two thousand men in line.
 Mayor Holtzman formally welcomed Mr. Taggart home and congratulated him and the party upon his selection to conduct the national campaign.
 In responding MT. Taggart asked for the united support of democrats and independent voters who favor an honest government and an economical administration of public affairs.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-03

anu driven them four miles to Lao holing.
 At Yang Tse pass also the Japanese Were successful. Their artillery open ed on the enemy and the infantry nov ed forward from Makumeza. The at tack on this place was made at one o'clock on Sunday, and by nightfall, the Japanese were in possession of a majority of the Russian positions, all though the enemy had resisted with determination. The Japanese forces passed the night in battle formation and another assault was made on Mon day at dawn. By 8 o'clock Monday morning Yang Tse pass and the sur rounding heights had been captured. General Kuroki explains the slowness of those actions by saying that the diff ficult topography of the battle fields made it impossible to secure good ar tillery positions, and that the greas heat fatigued his troops.
 The Russian force at Yang Tse pass was estimated at two and one-h half divisions and four batteries of artil- lery. The enemy retreated toward 1anghoyen tahtra Tanghoyen. General Kuroki reports the capture of some field guns but the number IS not given. The Japanese casualties are being investigated.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-03
AN ASSAULT THAT FAILED.
The Japanese Lose 10000 Before Port
 Arthur in Three Days.

Che Eco. Aug. "A desperate three days assault on the inner defenses on the northern and eastern sides of Port Arthur has failed, according to advices brought by two junlls, which arrived here today. A Russian who escaped from Port Arthur via Pigeon bay on the night of July 29th, states that the earth trembled under the terrific can nonade, whihc began at 1 a. m., July A, and ended during the night of July 18th, when the battle ceased.
 A Chinese who has arrived here on a separate junk confirms the Russians statement that the Russian killed and wounded during the assault numbered between 5O10 and 6,0O0. The Japanese in their repeated assaults against the eastern forts on the hills, through barbed wire entanglements and over mines, displayed fanatical bravery. They were moved down by hail of shells and bullets and the explosion of mines under their feet. Their losses are estimated :.t 2O,OOO. The Russian de- clares that the Russians held all the eastern forts leading to Golden Hill and that the Japanese, shattered and exhausted, retired to the eastward.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-03
SIMULTANEOUS AFFRAYS.
Won by the Japanese Twenty Six
 Miles Apart.

TOkio, Aug. ?. General Kuroki has administered a severe defeat to the Russian forces. which defended the Russian east flank at Liao Yang, win ming separate actions at YushulikZu and Yang Tse pass. These two places are twenty-six miles apart, but the two actions were fought at the same time. The Russians held strong posi- tions. The thermometer registered over one hundred and ten degrees Fahrenheit, and soldiers suffered crue!- ly from exhaustion.
 At Yushulikzu the Russians had two divisions of infantry and some arti!- lery. and they resisted the Japanese assaults vigorously. Both attacks were begun at dawn on Sunday July q. At YushulikZu the Japanese carried the Russian right and left wings, but on account of the strength of the main Russian position, they were unable then to press the attack. The two armies rested on Sunday night, facing each other. At dawn on Monday the Japanese resumed the attack and by noon they had disIOdGed the enemy
Arizona republican., 1904-08-03
THE LATE GUNNERY TESTS
Developments by the Naval Ship
 Practice at Pensacola.

Washington, Aug. 2.-The report of the gunnery experts on the result ot the competitive target practice of the naval ships at Pensacola and othar places has been completed. It con tains many interesting features, most of which will not be divulged, but will be circulated among the bureaus hay ing to do with construction. equipment and discipline in the service, to the end that defects disclosed by the gunfire may be corrected and the remedy for faults of various kinds applied.
 Among the demonstrations of inter- est to the officers who design the guns and those who fire them is the neces- sity for an efficient sight for all guns. It was also found that the service must have a new cartridge bag of some ma terial which would be entirely con stunned and leave nothing in the gun after it had been fired from which there could be an ignition of gases. One of the important discoveries was the need of better protection for the guns mounted on the turrets and a dif- ferent arrangement of the protected parts of the superstructure.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-03

It was also found that the larger calibre guns. were more accurate than the smaller ones, and that there would be Dttle use hereafter for guns of me dium calibre, such as the six, seven and eight-inch rifles. The armament of the battleship of the futre will be confined to repelling torpedo attack The most important of the conclusions reached by the experts is that the mon itor is back number" and that it should no longer form a part of the naval register of active ships.
 Officers now say that its usefulness as a harbor defense ship is so limited that it's functions are best fulfilled by the Notifications on shore. IL is found by comparison of results that the gun mounted on the unstable platform of the monitor does not begin to give the accuracy of fire possible from the deck of the battleship, with its higher freeboard and it's greater res: stance to the action of the waves.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-03
Eulogy of Roosevelt in the
 Texas Convention
HIS ROAST OF PARKER
The Ex-Governor Comedies the Elec- tion of the Latter but He Says That His Administration Cannot Be Dis-
 itnguished From Republican Rule.

Houston, Texas, Aug. 2-Little was accomplished by the democratic stat- convention aside from Perfecting a. temporary organization and the consI- iteration of credentials by the com mittee. The white mans union de- iegate from Grimes county was seat ed which gives the congressional nom nation in the eighth district to John M. Pinkney without further contest.
 Charles s. Bee of san Antonio u-s made temporary chairman and :. P. Cooper of Beaumont has been selected for permanent chairman. The Der manent organization will be perfected in the morning and the nominations made.
 Ex-Governor Hogg created 2 senss- tiOn when he made a speech refe4- ring sneeringly to the harmony. crits- cising Judge Parker and paying a trl- bute to President Roosevelt. He Sztl that Parker would be elected and tksa: it could not be told that there had been any change of party in the al- ministration.
 After long sensation tonight T. Schuyler and w. c. Wear decided ts withdraw from the race for attorney general. This gives the nomination to R. V. Davidson of Galveston.