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The daily tribune., 1904-11-09

national ticket 70. 600 or double what
it gave to Mckinley.
Oregon goes republican 80. 900
Warrington. republican 80. 900
Wisconsin. republican IS, 600. elect.
ing Lafollett governor by 10000.
st. Louir. Nov. 9.-Com plete re-
turns give Folk for governor 80, 900
and the state by . smalleS plurality.
New York, Nov. 9.-H Maryland
has gone repu blican. as unofficial re-
turns at this hour indicate. the re.
publican vote in the electoral college
will be the unprecedented one of 325
for Roosevelt and Fairbanks to l5i
for Parker and Davis.
Not only 10 this far in excess Of
McKinley's vote. 2s2 1900. but Judge
Parker's vote is four less than that
given Mr.. Bryan four yoars ago.
1t Is practically certain that the
republican national ticket has carried
every state in the union outids Of the
The daily tribune., 1904-11-09
REPUBLICAN WAVE. Y! s'''S ~ :
SWEEPS E,ERYTHING
Roosevelt Will Have 325 Votes in
the Electoral CoIIese-CoIorado
Probably for Peabody but
Very Close.

Chicago. Nov. 9.-Late return,
coming in still increasing Roosevelts
plurality.
1t presents to the pm bile one of the
most peculiar presidential elections in
political history. In republican
states the republicans made gains
while in democratic states the demo-
Gratis lost.
Maryland il this afternoon safely
republican. giving to Roosevelt 325
votes in the electoral college or So
more than Mckinley had.
The republican national tickets
wins in every state outside the solid
south.
The Socialists polled. one sixth Of
the vote in Chicago. about 4o, 200.
In Milwaukee. Debs. polled 800 more
votes than did Parker.
Nebraska had Its doubts removed
today by giving Roosevelt 40, 900 and
Mickey for governor 1900.
California gave the republican
The daily tribune., 1904-11-09
Fairbanks Pleased.

indianapolis. Nov. 9.-Senstor
Fairbanks when told Of New York
dispatch sayins thst the democratic
national committee had oonoeded
every doubtful state to Roosevelt,
was much pleased over the news. but
would give NO expression. Senator
Fairbanks has . special wire In his
residence connected with the white
house at Warrington.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-09

the ballot boxes in his possession were
allowing them - be tampered with
and hts deportation was decided upon,
and sction was taken very quietly.
Just what the result will be an an
xious public awaits with impatience.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-09
Cures chilis and Fever.

q. ". Writ. Naconsodohes, Texas
says: "His daughter had chile and
fever for three years; he could not
hnd anything thst would help her
till he used Herbins. His wife will
not keep house without is. and cannot
say too much for It. - 500. Sold By
A. A. Hull. and The Florsncs Palace
Pharmaoy.
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COLORADO.

OLOnAOO.
Denver. Nov. Is p. o.-Both
sides claim the state. The scrasohsd
ballots are now being counted sud
will decide the contest.
Roosevelt hes carried the stass b.
over 5000 and Peabody will follow
very Close to him.
Chairman Farley says that Pea.
body 10 undouk ktedly elected. but IN
Official vote may b required " de-
eide IL.
Denver. Colo. Nov. Post pre-
diets election OF Peabody BY small;
majority. Milton Smith ,mocrssic
chairman. comedies Huerfano county
by 2.e0o.
FL Paso sives Peabody 5000. with
4. 900 scratched votes not counted.
Chairman Farley still claims Don
yer for Peabody BY 5000.
Boulder county gives 500 majority
for Adams.
Weld county will 70 soo against
Pc abody.
Both sides claim Clear Greek, Min.
eral and JeffeIso
San Miguel will give Peabody 500
majority.
Lake County will 70 90 for Adams.
Las Animas county will probably
90 for Adams
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ARRIVALS.
Fremont Hotel.

Amsn Moore. City; W. H. Ed.
ridge and wife, Omaha; Matt Carroll
and wife and guest. city; e. A. Byl.
er. Victor; George e. Dickson. Chi.
cago.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-09

--ralled Solid Sossh. Il may take
the ofhcial ooens to decide Aaryla.A.
The rspoblioan majority In the
next house Of Representatives will
not b Len than so.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-09
Removal Notice.

DR.. Williams has removed . the
State Bank building opposite Big
Store. S7.H
The daily tribune., 1904-11-09
Cold Wave.

Snow and colder this Afternoon and
tonight; Thursday fair.
The daily tribune., 1904-11-09
IN THE COUNTY.
Democrats Secure Most Of the
Local O6icers.

The election in Ere mont county
was . landslide for the democratic
ticket. At noon, with news from all
parts OF the county. the indications
are the republicans only save three
men. that of Will Morris for assessor,
and o. ]. Fredericton for treasurer
and M. e. Lewis for senator.
The democratic success 10 . surprise
the democrat ~ we'll ~ the republi.
cans. They made claims all the time
on the county ticket Of 800 to 400 ma.
jority. and 800 for Adams. But these
statements were mere guesses - there
was nothing upon which to base such
claims.
LATER.
At 4 p. m. sufiicient retulns had
been received to show that the repub.
licans have elected several Of the
county officers Tho following state.
ment 10 perhaps correct:
REPUBLICANS:
NJ. e. Lewis, senator.
O ]. Fredrickson, treasurer.
James L. Cooper, judge.
W. L. Morris. Assessor.
Albert Philip. commissioner third
district.
DEMOCRATS:
p. 7. MoGaire. representative.
George P. Nix. clerk.
Joseph Esser, snerif.
Ida White, superintendent.
A. B. McFall, surveyor.
Win. La Grange, commissioner. first
distr let.
For precinct officers. e. O. Furniss
and Archie Rowland, constables.
Bliss Says Magnificent"
New York. Nov. 9.-Oornelius N.
Bliss. treasurer Of the republican na.
tional committ,e. said tonight:
THE result 10 magnificent. In
tnis state especially the people proved
; a. they always will in An emergency,
that they love justice and . square
deal. and that they condemn the Sian.
ders that have been uttered against
the president, Chairman Cortelyou,
Gov. Elect Higgins and Gov. Odell. Z"
The daily tribune., 1904-11-09
Friday Nov. II !!
Demonstration Day

AT our store. We have just received a
large assortment of In-er- Seal trade mark
goods from the NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY who will send a demonstra-
tor to our store FRIDAY to demonstrate
the cleanliness goodness, crispness and
superior qualisy of these goods. and super
ior quality of these goods, and you will
have an opportunity of sampling new pro-
ducts.
You and your friends are cordially
invited.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

wisdom of the American people should
see 70 ID that IL brings no more. To
revive the dead aud hateful race and
sectional animOslties In our common
country means confusion, distraction
Of business and the reOpeping Of
sounds nov happily heaied. North
south. east and sect have but recent
ly stood together IN line Of battle from
the wallis of Pekln 20 the hills Of san
tiagO and as sharers Of . common
glory and a common destiny, we share
Materially the common burdens. We,
therefore, depTeeate and condemn the
BouTb0n-like selfish aud narrow spirit
Of the recent Republican convention
al ChicagO, which sought to kindls
aneS the embers of racial and sec.
tional strife, and ws appeal from Il Co
the sober, common sense and patriotic
spirit Of the American people.
The existing Republican aominis.
tTatiOn has been spasmOdic, eTratic,
sensational, spectacular and arbi.
tFaTy IL has made itself a satire
upon the congress, the courts and
upon the settled practices aud usSgss
Of national and international Law.
AAfEhlAAsANA
We favor the preservation insofar
az sc can of an open door Of the
worlds commerce ia the Orient with.
out unnecessary ENHANCEMENT In
Oriental and European Affairs. and
without arbitrary, unlimited. lrrespOn-
-ible act of government anywheTe In
our jurisdiction.
We insist that We ought To do fOT
the FilipinOs what we have already
done for the Cubans And IL IL our
intent, a. soon AZ IL can be done
wisely and safely, for the FilipinOs
themselves, aud after amic able ar.
Tangements With them concerning ma.
yai stations. COaling stations and trade
relations, and upon suitable guaran.
tees Of protection 10 all national and
international Interests. Ia set the fili.
pinO people upon their feet free and
independe mt. To SOTk out their own
destiny
The endeayOT of the secretary of
war bY Pledg INK the governments 10
dOTsement for promoters in the Phil.
ippine islands tO make the United
States a partner in speculative eX-
plOitatiOn of the Archipelago. which
vas only temporarily held up bv the
opposition of Democratic senators in
the last session. will. IL successful.
lead To a permanent ENHANCEMENT
from shiC IL will he difficult to e.
cape.
We favor statehood for oklahoma
aud the Indian Territory statehood for
Arizona, statehood for New Mexico
and territorial government for Porto
Rico.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22
Re,. Holley Referred Bark.

Only a few BaPtisis we're Presen,
at the ministerial council held Ia
Gainesville last seek tO con- ider the
matter of the application of Rev. J.
u. Holly for fellowship in the Gaines-
vile church. THE following resOlu-
tiOn vas adopted:
WHEREAS, Il seems 60 this body
after hearing testimony from the
First Baptist church Of Jacksonville
and J. u. HOlley that the said churc h, in
withdrawing fellowship FROM J. Il.
HOlley. has acted hastily, and With.
Out due regard "a Baptist custom Ia
dealing with ministers of the gospel
therefore.
"Rssoiesd That Ne advise the FIRST
baptist church of Gainesville To re-
fer the matter hack Ia the First Bap.
list church Of Jacksonville With the
frateTRal and aiecti0nate request
that the church reconsider it, action
In withdrawing fellowship from the
said J. x. HOlley and give him the
usual benefit Of mutual COuncil b,
MS fellow ministers"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

TIE Electric Light and Ice Co@-
pany gives notice that Il has decided
20 reduce the price charged for sle.
trio lights. Metres will b. used exelS-
slvrly, With a minima@ rate Of s225
per month for residents and 8 dollars
Der month for Business houses The re-
d9ced rate l. l2s -ents per thousand
watts, By metre; the former price was
% eents per Thousand watts. THIS
Gill be q considerable saving to the
people Of DeLaRd. II the company
will nos reduce the price Of Ice, 30
that DeLaBd can get IL for the same
price az i charged In Orlando and
other towns Of practically the same
size. and at the same time establish
an ice-hOase down tOwn, the people
wOuld appreciate 10. AZ present the
people Of DeL-and pay about three
times a. much for ice a. do the people
of Orlando and other towns In Florida.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

On "Wednesday w. b. FudgeT gave
. per cent Of the gross receipts Of
the 81. Elmo toward the public school
building fund. In the Afternoon from
four to six, music vas furnished. X
ID. Vinegar presided at the pianO, and
W. 4. Coleman sang biz Own compost
ton, Booker r. Looks Good 10 Ne. I"
Business vas dali all the forenoon
and in the early part Of the after
noon. Late In the afternoon and In
the evening there vas quite rush;
80 ~ sas taksR In daring the day,
the location Ia the school bailding
fund amounting to tlI.l0
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

Berlin, July lG.-It u reported on
good authority that Russia has OF.
dered one hundred thousand suits al
bullet proof srmoF from a firm in
Italy. The aTmoF wAs invented BY
Benditti, and consists Of = metal net.
work made by wOmeD in . peculiaS
way. IteOversthe Lreastandstomach,
and is pliAble and weighs bat seven.
teen ounces. Its cost is ten dollar
. sait, and is 10 BE- delivered by
August
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

The meat packers have raised the
price Of meat several cents per pound
~ q result Of the Chicago strike. IL
must be distinctly understood that
il costs no more today 10 place the
meat on the counter than il did
three weeks ago. but the packers
are simply taking this opportunity
TO make the general public pay for
their losses oceasiODed by the strike
And the national administration will
not raise . hand 10 relieve the situa
ton. In Russia. some weeks ago.
the meat trust raised the price Of
meat The Russian government
seized and comdemed ali the meat
on hand and seEt the eonsPirators
10 Siberia for = term Of years. But
Ne 10 not live in RUSSIA where the
Laws are enforced Tor the rich as
veil As the poor, We live in America
where 'the rich can DO no wrong.
according TO Republican statesman
ship. Things will be different after
Parker gets in next March.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

A country minister taking pr
msssnt leave Of bic congregation had
this 10 say in The following pasbssie
mannsr. Brothers and siaisrs,
have come 30 say goodbye Id0n't
think God l0ses this church, bscanss
none al yoa ever die YOa dont love
Oas another, because ] nevsE marry
any Of y0a- I don't think yoa love
ne. because yOa have not psid my
salsTy; your donatioas srs mostly
fruit and voElny spplss o. q By thsiE
fruits " shall know tbam' Brothsss.
I am going sgsy 10 . better Piaes-
! have been called 10 hs ehaplain of
. PsnitsatiaFy. where ] % - eaa-
nos cone. bat . 90 % prepare Q
plees for you. and nay the Lord
hsso @ssey On your ss1l4 0o0d-
kyA"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22
n.r.u n.,h.-aIlA,. Pa.

Owen WizisT. the novelist. was talk
ing ab0ut Puns. 4 detest pans" he
said. hut Fanny keInl,Ie. Who was my
grandmOtheF. used to tell One made by
q certain Baron ROthschild that was
god Of lie Kind The haron was din
Ing out. AMI some one sI'Oke u vcnl-
son. a.. said the barOa. never eats
vsnish0R- think u ssh not - eoOt ash
muttOa' Oh. absurd. some one en-
claimed. 10 mutton 10 better than ven
isOn. why Isn't lt mere exPensiver
The baron laughed. overcome by the
briIliaDey 70 the pun that had just
eOnse ~ him. TheR hs said. and bis
dlaIect came In very handy. The rea-
soa Why vehishoR lsh tnOre expensive
than mutton ish that the peOples al
ways prefer vat Ish deer % vat l.
sleep'"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22
a. Css,sTumeui PrIatlag emce.

John d. Bradley, sou Of Col. John A,
Bradley. has successfully passed the
civil service examination. and nos
holds a fat job in the government
print shop at Washington UBcls
san pays ~ a day for eight hours
WORK. which l. more than the average
county editor makes bat his friends
occasionally give him watermelOn
a lunch Of flowers. free tickets 10 The
circus, etc. and allOW him Co Goa
Irihute tOSArd Aquatic Cluhs. gOli
conrses. etc.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

~ the home Of TIE brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John l. Chandler, a
very pretty marriage took place at
: o'clock Wednesday evening, when
MIR J. y Bryant of MOfitt was mar
ried TO Miss Cora Z. Chandler, Rev.
J. =. MickleT performing the eere.
mOng. Only relatives and few close
friends we're present. A wedding
supper vas served after the cere.
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant left yes
terday Afternoon FIR the grOoms
home near Lake land, where they will
reside.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22
Deb ba,Is Again ..sn the Tarm."

Congressman Robert W. Davis has
purchased Of Chas T.. ROWtOa the
old wore place, three miles cat Of the
city on the Peniel road. Il L. NJ. Davis
purpose 90 set the entire tract In
fruit and pecan trees. The old resi-.
dehce on the place ~ be pat in shape,
and fences rebuilt, and the place gen
orally improved and cultivated. Pa.
latka New.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

TwenIy Thousand eeSFss Of tinlsr
land In NaAf.ssia county, eight Dil' 9
rei.f.s aDel-and, have changed OwneE
ship, with Jacksonville men figuring
prominently in the deal on both sides.
Nv the transaction George A. Po~ell.
Of Fair Blua, y. q; W. y. Baldwin
aud &. q. Riddle. Of Jacksonville, be-
come possessed Of the property. IL is
valued at 60. on.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22
The following method Of getting

The following method Of getting
rad % stamps il recommended By
The Scientific American: la the
autumn bore q hole one or tuO
inches in diameter. according 20 the
girth Ofthe stump, vertically in the
center Of the latter. and shout sigh.
teen inches deep. Put into ID one 90
too Dances Of saltpsteT; gu the hole
with water and plug up close. IN
the ensuing spnag tAks out the
plug and pour in about one half gal
Ion a ksr0ssas oil and ignite u. Tho
slumP viii smOaldsr sway, without
hlazing,tO the very extremitiSs Of the
roots, having nothihg bat Ashss-"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

From the shove {, will be sssE
that the aoating, or independent
vote elects hEst . Democrat, then Z
Rspsbhcar; IL will be seen thai
Bryan rscsived n ore votes in the
electoral college in lsS6 than CIeve
land received in lsss and 20 more
than Harrison received in 1s9a.
lodge Parker goes into the Taes
with the solid South assured 10
him, With Nsw YOrk, Jerssy sEd
Connecticut almost o. certainly in
he column. and with Illinois, Utah.
Indians. Colombo, California and
ether doubtful States % dsbaiablt
ground
The election win simply shOu the
majority, Parker IL ss good -
elected today. The oaly q0sstion 70
ssttls n0w isE WHO will BE- post
ms.isE Of DsE.sna TIA NEws bears
that several Dsmocrsts already have
thsir syss ct On he IA job hsld BY
eohs Hiebasd The past eight years. |
snd sans aEs ussehiHg The DsI.snd
PosinsnisE ozssially just 70 learn
4 sasv = = ssm2 /.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22
A Runawat (eaplp.

e.. Mcclellan and Miss Ida Grant
ham came 20 DcLand AondSy jas, a.
sseetheaTt aud bean-they met lodge
MeCroTy, and returned 10 DaytOna
Monday night A. man and uife. u
vas a long ride before and after, ="
bat then the sweetest grapes hang
the hishcst.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

u the home Of the bride in Glen
~OOd, al l$.3o on Tuesday. Miss Grace
= KeOwh and Mr.. &. A. KpowltOa Of
Pomona we're married, BY Rev. Ball
Of Pomona. A ueddiag dinner Uas
-sTved. After the ceremony. NT.
and Mrs. RaOwlt0a left foT a touE To
tsoston and other points In the North.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

Eject the ticket! You bet well
elect the ticket! Faee 10 the foe
eyes on the target. Every Demo-
crat in his place. No mounting
- 20 monkey business NJ non
.s1se sno5HisbeE % or 90. Fools
TO the resT. Braves 70 tns-.ont:
MaFeh!-LOui willie Courier JouFna
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

The Crawford Club Was eRteTtaln
By Mrs. W. A. Allen "Wednesday az
trTaoOn. Mrs. Pose wOn the pTiE, q.
Mrs. Allen took the club dOwn Go
the 81. Elmo and let EN- up for the
beneft Of the public school.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

There l. great demand foe h0us :
In DeLand, and, II the present call
for them continues a m0ath longer.
few desirable places will be for Trni 4.
Never before In the history Of the
town vas there such a demand, even
later In the &c lsOn-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22
agFRY RFPARLREET

Who was Governor Of Florida
while GOveTnOE Jennings was IN 81
Louisg-Bronson Times Democrat
The same man who l. Governor
Of Florida while Governor jennings
IL asIeep. you chump.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

The Bryan Democrats will
shuck their coats and 60 TO work for
Parker; they won't place "BalmsE
and Pueknsr" eatsPaw in the way
Of Democratic success.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22
Takias . Rest.

Chun-h- saw yO1r cleEk On the car
yesterday. lie had child On one arm
q basket on the otber and be couhint
End q seat Gotham Ies: he said be
was overwoFked and he wanted %
take a days rest-YoakeFs statesman.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

Miss MABEL Davis gave . launch
party On Lake BeresfOrd last Monday
IN honor Of the Misses LaFOntisee.
All present enjoyed the Afternoon very
much.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22
cbesrfVIlv Recommends sor aheu
uatism.

q. G. Higbee. Danville, Ills, writes,
Ilec. !, 1891: About two years ago
vas laid up for for four months with
rheumatism. I tried Rallard's snow
Lihiment: one bottle cured me. lean
cheerfnlly recommend IL Ia all suffer.
Ing from like afiicti0n." 25c, ia,
sl.ee All druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

A Chicago club woman recently
gave her club the f,llOuing motto;
"Thsrs IL 10 much that is bad in the
best Of us and 20 much that IL good
in the worst Of Us that il Doesn't be
hOOve any Of N 90 say any thing about
the rest Of N"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

Mis- stackh0use eHteFtains this af-
ternoon Tor the Misses LaFOatisee.
Mlss Louise LaFontisee returns 70
gainesville this evening.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22
BEMmRATIC TICEET.

Presidential ElegtoFs.
H.P. BAILY,
IA. JENNINGS.
LEA KOONCE
Al. NEWTON
rs STOSEAAN
FOT COhsPss.
FRANK CLARk.
FoT GOyernoF.
n b BEowAHD
FoF sserytar, q state
n CLAY CRAWFORD.
For ComptOllsr.
&C. GROOM
For Trcasurer Of state.
wN.v KNOTT.
FoT STATE school superintendent,
Nm. n HOLLOWAY.
tFor CommissioBer VI AETculturr.
BE NcLIN.
Poe RAllroad Commi-siOnsr,
JOHN L. MORGAN.
For state Chsmi-,.
NE. ROsE
Eor eupFrme Court Iusfics-s YEAR.
FENwICk TAYLOR
FOr representative,
CHAs. L. SMITH.
7 J. sPARKAAN.
FOr CouHty Juds..
J. L. NoCRORY.
Va Cerk Of Cipsuh Cour.
sAAL d. JORDAN
For s1eHs.
JOHN n TURNER
FoF Tax As-ssuT.
SAMUEL n. Wilson
For TAE ColIsetoE.
q PERKINs SMITH.
FOr COsnty Trasarr
- vINZANT.
fuECounty Superintendent,
hERT FISH
pa Coaaiy Commissiuaers
4. q. nROOkE-
FnANk q BOND.
W. H MCBRIDE.
THOs. L. hODGEhS.
THOe. J. NCKRAY.
20 Nemlsss ssshool Bard.
JOHN J. CHANDLER,
81. CASEY.
~. ENAPP.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22
I've onrstisus.

Hs-If propose, viii yOn say
eyes,"
Shelf you knew I would cay
yea would you PzoPO-s'-Jady.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

Lost BetueeR my house and The
tl4ks last Saturday. a minute book.
Literal reward Will be paid f0E return
Of same. u T. Allen, NJ. d.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

Russia has seized two British
sbiPa, charging tbst they carried
eantraband Of WaF. This IL deaied
and the Rnglish lion y s@iitisg an
a.ain0as aEogl
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22

TIE race qaestion has broaght count
iess 1VSs - - SS=sssS TAs S$i=
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-07-22
paaEEs 4 SVsE EISEEs

An signs point to Democratic sue
The Washington times., 1904-11-18
CHORAL SOCIETY GIVES
ITS SECOND RECITAL
Coleridge-Taylor Again in CONDUCTOR
Chair to Lead in "Three
Choral Ballads"

The second recital by the Coleridge-
Taylor Choral Society was given last
night in, Convention Hail before another
large audience.
Coleridge-Taylor's Three Choral Bal
lads, African Dances the latest out
put Of the composer and performed here
for the first time, Beat! Beat Drums, -
and A Corn Song" These were sup
plemented by the Indian Bell Song. -
from 'Lakme."
Special interest attached 70 the read
ing Of the Three Choral Ballads" which
demonstrated even TO a greater de-
gree than "Hiawatha" the indisputable
genius Of the composer. The work is
fine tribute TO the musical capab ility Of
COlerldge-faylOr and the high plans
on which he has elected 10 model his
works
Familiarity with the score OF "Hia-
watha" has probably served to a de-
gree in diVerting attention. temporarily
from its novel and beautiful conception
and so 10 was with even greater in
terest that the audience last night fol-
lowed the reading or the ballads. They
are OF most inspiring nature and
worked out along lines of fine musical
insight Again the former performances
OF 1-fliefilige -fsiy l9rfs earlier work have
given the society greater confidence in
ia TeaainE and sEnade a better recital
or Nafha" Possible.