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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
BASE.BALL
EI club elndependenciao hizo su de-
but aver. ~

Aver Sc IIevaron & efecto dos desa-
fos de base-bSll, en- Ia eLiga puerto
rriqUefia.0
Sostuvieron Ia Iucha los clubs eSan
Luis2 y &Almendares0 Glndependen-
cia0 y <Mill6n,o siendo vencidos eI Sc
gundo y 6ltimo de estos clubs. como
Sc We en- ell score.
El eAImendaresS iug6 como nunca
pesimamente & tai extreme que dos de
sus jugadores abandonaron el campo
por no hacer un NAL papel ante el p1-
b.lco que los presenciabB.
Son dignos de aplausos los que tai
hicier0n. pOrque entendemos que GUAM
do un jugador ocupa una base debe de-
fenderla con toda dignidad, 8 de 10
contrario no debe estar en dicho pues-
to.
Almendaristss. defender eI honor de
vuestrO club. 8 dejar eI campo alberto
para que otr0s jugadores Ocupen esos
puestos. y as1 quede asentada ID fsma
de que gozs ell club 2Almendares.0 ,
El 6ltimo turno toc6le al eInde-
pendencia9 y &Mill6n.9 y result6 una
verdadera guerra, pues sOstuvierOn
una lucha tan tenaz, que era impossible
deducir & cual le Cabria Ia victoria, PEI
70 los mrchachOs del GIodependencia0
que hacfan su debut en- ID tarde de
aver demostrarOn que So club era de
primer order, y dejar0n bien plaL tado
el simpatico nOmbre que Ostentsn.
Adelante y no desmayar, que vues-
tro club deiari bien puesta So bandera
dentro de Ia SLiga puertOrriquefIa.s
Los jugadores de este club que MAG
ae distinguieron fueron los siguientes:
Marcelin0 Diaz. Ia. base y Pedro
Rodriguez %. base; hicieron IN double
Play muy limpio, Vali6ndoles muchos
aplausos
Florentino Lopez, que hizo una bue-
na naGtGdG desde so base de LETT field
fu6 recibidO con una saliva de apIAusos.
Felix Flores jug6 muy bien su 3s.
base hQbiendo mRtado diffciles Zsaae0sos
Tomas Moreno. como sbort-stop. es
10 mejor que hay On IA &Liga.2
El pitcher y ell catcher tambi6n es-
tuVieron & gran aItura.
Los demas jugadores cooperaron pa
ra el triunfo de su club.
El Jues de campo estuvo muy inn
parcial.
En- ree1men, eI GMilI6n1 fu6 Venci-
do por carrera; perO por no polerse
jugar mas despu6s de Ia pueata del sol,
hubo de suspen1erse en- el 80 inning
dando el Umpire el iuego por empate.
Sentimos no est8r de acuerdo sobre
este particular. porque habiendo CANA
do Ell club GIodeDendencia2 pOr 1 ca
rrera. debi6 ell Umpire declarar ell iue-
go favor del club que mas carreras
tuviese v estaba 81 dentro de So per-
fecto derecho.
81 Sr. VAIencia es IN buen Umpire.
pero en- la desici6n de aver. cometi6
un error 81 dar Ell juego como empate.
Esto no sucede nj en- Ell Jap6n.
Todo termin6 con ell mayor orden
nos alegramos mucho que 81 haya & J.
cedidO.
JUANITO.
He aquf 81 score: -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
Aggression en- Santurcs.

Ls Srta. Ines Cruz de Santurce, de-
nuDci6 81 cs DO jose J1menez. que Au-
relic AndinO. con motive de unas pa
labras que Sc cruzaron entire ambos,
sgredi6 q Ines. prOduci6ndole aIgunae
contusiOnes.
.PrsctiCadas las investigaciones, re-
sult6 comprObado el hecho. imponi6n-
dole ell Juez Municipal solo 10 dfas de
arresto y $40 de mults, por haber con-
fesadO Ia verdad el acusado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
UNA REGATTA.

El ioven don Eduardo Crosas pa-
seaba aver en- su bonita Tancha de va
por cuya maquina de Lozier Motor
Go. Ia hsce ser muy veloz y encontran-
do en- su camino al yate de Mr.. Wan
degriff SO le adelsnt6 en- bsstante ire
cho.
El barcO derrotado Sc convirti6 de
pronto en-. un acorazado russo mostr6
una espeCie de c0a6n que asust6 un
tantO & las damas que pasesban con eI
Sr. Crosas sin que afortunadamente
tuviese el mar Ia sangre de 3oponeses y
2'IS0S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
MATRIMONIOS

BEn Ia iglesia de Puerta de Tierra,
y ante ell Padre Martinez. han contrai-
do mstrimonio csn6nico, los aprecia-
bIes j6venes Antonio VSzQuez. con Ia
Srta. AmpRro Jfmenez VGlcarcal Y Jo-
s6 Sierra Figueroa. con Maria Ortega
Y Garcia. Etsrna luna de miel desea-
m os todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
S An 7 0 R AL.

:. MafIsna martes: San Lucas. eyenga-
P6nese la luna q Ia una seis minu-
tos.
1898. Toma Official de esta Capital
y de la isla & nOmbre del Gobierno
Americana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
EL PETROLEO NO ES UH SUBSTITUTE
DEL AGElTE 0E hIGAD0 Dc BACALA0

Durante la presente escasez de aceite de
hfgado de bacalaO algunos indust- 1alSs han
necho grandes esfuerzos para popularizar en-
provechO propio el usU del petroleo pRrHti-
ma como substantial alimenticia.
Bastante ridioulo es en- verdad, por no CAL
fcarlo de otro modo, el asegurar que ell Pc
troteo puede SUBSTITUTE al aUeite de higado
de baCalao.
La gran reputation de que goza el aceite
de higado de bacalao es debida a sus grandes
prop1edades nutNtivas &llmenticlas. EN-
Vtrdad, ell aceite de higado de bacalao no sola-
mente es un alimento, sino que es el mejor
Nlimento que Sc conoce en- Medicina y aun no
SO ha podldo enConJrar en- La natura1eza otro
alimento igual, y anunclar el petroleo CO.
mo un substitute del a0eite de h1gado de ba-
Calao, es atribuir al peGroleo oIparatina pro-
piedadeB que 40 tlene. El petroIeo Carece de
Ia propiedad esencial de todo alimento, es
decir, la de ser asimilable. El petroleo 8 pa
Tatina no solamente no es una substantial ash
milable, sino que cuando Sc toma interior
meAte eS expehdo en- Su totalidad por las eva
CuaUiones inJestlnales, caussndo indigestion,
lErltaCion del est0mago y de los lnteStlnoS,
Intermediates del hlgado y del pancreas y
con trsCuencia dlarrea y disenteria.
La preSente esCasez del aceite de hfgado
de bRc4lao es un case exceptional que nO du-
rara mucho TEMPO, pero que ha demoStrado
va la gran demands que conStanCemente hay
en- el mundo por este produoto allmenticlo.
Miles de personals, jovenes y ancianOs, usan
Sontinuamente este aceite y su salud y su
vida dependen de el.
Afortunadamente Ia mayor parte del aceite
de baoalao que SO consume en- Ell mundo es
Rdminisirado bajo la forma de Emulsion de
Scott" preparada por |, 5res. Scott & Bow
ne, QuimlCos de Nueva York, quienes debIdo
4 sus muchos amos de experiencla en- la ma
keria, vieron venir la escasez con muchos
neses de anticipation hicleron grandes AGO.
piOs del aCeites aunque para clio tuv1eron que
pagar preclos enOrmes ESQ no obsJante, el
preoio corriente al detalle de Ia Emulsion de
S3OCt no hR sido aIterado puede obtenerse
en- las boticas droguerias al mismo preClo
dc siempre.
El Petr6ieo Parafina puede ser bueno pa
r. lubEcar m4quinas & otros usos indusJrla-
les, peru Ia Emulsion de Scott es la Gnioa
buena para el cuerpo humane.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
Ca UNION En- AGUADlLLA.
Ell ''m8stlng' mas extraordjnarlO
GGIGbTadO aIIi.

Hoy recibimos eI siguiente teIegra-
ms:
AguadiIIs. Oct. II, O4.-9.84 q. m.
SLs Correspondanc,a.9 San Juan.
El <meetiDg0 mas extraordinarin .
que he presenciado Aguadilla, m6ssde
cuatrO mil personas.
Hablaron Lsrrinags, Matienzo, Va
lie otros.
Entusiasmo indescriptible.
Corresponsaz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
E \ f E R N A

Sc encuentra gravemente enferma
Ia distiDguida sefIorits Angela Egoz-
cue Acha.
ri hogar de esposos esposos Egoz-
cue est5 en- la mayor tristeza.
Deseamos el restableCimiento de Ia
enferma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
MUCHlCHO PBEC0z.

Juan VaIentin es On muchscho pre-
coz, obedeciendo tai vez & un determi-
nismo.
Varias veces ha sido denunciado Dor
hu to. pero como 10 amparaba Ia edad,
no fu6 nunca condenado.
Aver 81 cabo Jimenez, 10 sorprendi6
vendiendo una gsllina robada por 81
chico en- Santurce, la que vendi6 &
Audr6s Rodriguez. Visto eli iuicio es.
ia maHans, el Juez le impuso tres me
ses de c6rcel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
Condueldos pot Ia poIieia.

Fueron detenidos en- CorozsI los So
flores Elias Rivera. un muchachO hijo
de este v el delegado del AYuntamien-
to de Tos Alta Sr. Plscido Nevares.
La policfs form6 atestado por haber
los citados individuos arrancsdo una
lista electoral del precinto no 46, para
llev6rsela & otro lug lr.
Han sido entregados & los tribuna-
les.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
BAQUERO & GAHDARA
OFRECEN

Alambre de nuas, roIlos
de 80 lbr. rollo $ 2-50
Gramnas en- barriles de
80 libras barril 800
Zin liso nara Zorro de 8
nor 3-P quintal. 400
OementO DRAGON On
barriles, barril 200
Puntas de Paris caias
de 80 ibras tamo6os
de 20 liz, 8, 4y5
pu!gadas gruesas y
finas, GAIA 2-45
Maiz superior del Pals
en- medi0s sacOs 90. " 1-6O
Mani gugeriOr On saC0s
nuintal 800
San Juato IL = 1Esan Juan. Pta-Riao
2 II. n 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
:NDIClDOR GENERAL
CONgEJo A LAS MADREs.-el lara

OONSEJO A LAS MADRES.- jarabe
calmante Winslow debe usarze siempre que
los ninos estan en- ell periodic de denticion
Proporciona alivio Immediate al peque7io
paciente, produce un suefo natural y tram
quilo alivia el dolor el angeIito despierta
muy vivo alegre. rs muy agradable al
paladar, calma al nifio ablanda sus eucias,
alivia sus dolores hace faciles las funciones
del est6mago yregula los intestine, Els Ell
meior remedio conocido para ia diarrea va
provenga esta de la dentici6n de cualquie-
"a otra cansa, Tengase mucho cuidado con
pedir ell Jarabe Calmante de Ia Sonora
Wlnslow es el meioP de todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
Octubre II de 1904.
Warzala. .-Lares. P. R.

Warzala.-Lares, P. R.
Separe embellishments de su cargo
& Ramon HI Gonz6lpz. Presidente del
precintO 35, Y & Ramon Hernandez
Olivencio. Presidents. de No. 40.
Pida & jefe del partido & que pertc-
necen estos hombres. nombres de otrRs
personas para nombrarlas en- el lugar
de ellOs.
Comunique por aIambre estos NOM
bres Timpson, AguadilIa. Y pfdale
que hsgs estos nombramientos inme-
distsmente y que Ie nOtifque Dor alam-
bre 6 la vez que los haga. Telegrafie
cuando TODD este termiuado.
WILCOX,
Superintendent General
de kLecoloMes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
JUAN n. CRUZ,
APARICLO NICANOR MORA.

Estos teIegramas demuestran que en-
la ciudad de Humsc 70 los eIementos
obreros Sc disponen & organic arse y
tan prOnto pase el periodic de eleccio.
Sc pondr& en- pr8ctica una campafla de
organization en- el departamento y dis
trito agrfcola.
hoy lunes & las q de Ia noche Sc
lIevar& & efecto Ia assmblea de uniones
que bnteriormente habfa sido anuncia-
da. Sc espera que acudira gran con-
tipgente de obreros para cOnocer Y
discutir LES resOluciones que han de
preeentafse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17

En- egta imprenta Se vende pspaT az
perl6diao yiaiR. 300 quinta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
ES indtiI prOyeCtar
trampaS eIeCtOTaIGS.
La ley d8fIsRde 8l dsrecho del
pueblo.
Ootubre II de 1904.
A todos los Preaidentea de Distrito:
a todog Ioa Presidentea de Diatrito:

El Attorney General es de opinion
que cualquier nombre impropiamente
eliminado del registrado en- ell Gltimo
dfa, puede volver inscribirse por me-
dio de un Mandamus.
El COnoCimiento de que resultarfa
in6til tratar de eliminar nombres en-
los 6'timOs momentos por medic de
juramentos frauduIentos. pueda pre-
Venir este hecho.
Hsga circular esta informaci6n por
medic del TELEGRAPH en- todo su distrito.
WILCOX,
Superintendent General
de EEeccioaoes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17

LUIS MUNoZ MORALES Y
ENnIQuE LLAUREDA.-bogados
Con ofcInas en- Cayey en- Guayama. Eier-
cen ante tUdos los Iribunales de laI Ilsla.
l5v. 8. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
Humaca0 0bTeTO.

Los siguientes teIegramas han sido
recibidOs hoy en- las ofcinas del Orgs-
nizador General de la SAmerican Fed
GRAFTON of Labor:Ss
HumacaO, Ootubre 10.
Santisgo Iglesias.
San Juan.
Luchando gigsntemente IIegu6 HUI
macao. Primera reunion 6xito. Ma
mana emeeting.S .
SANCHEZ LOPEZ.
Octubre Is.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
San Juan.

Notifque movimiento obreros HUI
macao resurgen vida organization.
Primera reunion aver sjastadisimR.
eMeetingO hoy expl6Ddido. Ahora
ac6base Constituir comit6. Trabaisre-
mos esperanto pasadas eleCciones veu-
ga comisi6n organizadora por largo
tempo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17

En- esta imprenta 90 Vende papeIde
peri6dieO vieio & 900 quintaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
WuCON

Superintendent General
de E1eco5ones.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

they attract too much attention. They
can do their work better without a
brass band than with one. Mr.. HAYES
likes paratCs and brass bands. 80 az
long Az he ia a good little boy. they
VIII permit him o. have thcac thinrR
The biggest man among the Demo
cratic bosses % 81 Louis today 90
Tony StuDver Col I'd Butler Is real.
ly a stronger man than stuever but
the latter has not the pun VIII, the
police department and the Board Of
ection Commissioner that Stuever
has recently acquired Mr. Stuevar
now controls both % those boards and
consequently ls The most powerful of
at the bnases. Last spring he ran
counter 90 the atrtc machine. Col IA
Butler and Harry r. HAYES IN tho
Democratic city primaries and forced
the combination 70 give Inpeph W
Folk shat was demanded ia South 81
Louis without a contest. THIS showed
the smaller bosses that stucver was a
boss with whom Il vas not safo 10
tribe Since then bis owc has been
greatly augmented. for q Is beginning
II be understood that I'm case Jnaenh
W. Folk Is elected Governor. MIR
Stucvcr viii Dc supreme dictator 81
81 Louis aud none can hope for pro.
fermont without hia approval
Col ia Buffers strength lies IN the
fact that no has the largest personal
following ~ any of the bosses. Wo
controls the Indian vote. without
which the Democrats arc hripicss ma
la a wealthy man and be is not afraid
% let 20 ~ his own money. Tho
uicu element Ia the party don't want
90 knuw about or see any thing Of a
certain kiud ~ work that must Do
done ii the Democratic nominees are
90 receive certificates uf Election. Col
Ruler has q following Of from 10000
90 1900 men who look after this most
important branch % the party'a wei.
fare So Col 20 bliler must De rated
a. Boss No. 2 for without hts rnwer.
ful aid there might be an honest vote
and an honest count IN ST. Louis. and
that would result in a Republican
victory.
Boss No. 3 represents large public.
service corporations lie never az.
pears IN the councils OF his party. save
BY proxy
boas No. I represents the racing
interests. All he asks for Is a con.
tinuation OF a monopoly Of gambling
privileges. Further than this. he has
no Interest Ga who hold once.
Following these bosses. come the
smAllfry They are delivered "a
some % the big bosses. tied up in
lunches and tossed about like pack.
ages OF celery during tho holidays
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27
THE DEMOCRATIC BOSSES.
TONY STUEvER. THE BREWER. AND HARRY HALVES
FOLKS MANAGER. CONTROL STATE
MACHINE POLICE.

"Mr. Halves named the ticket from
top 10 bottom"-sL louis Mirror
"But I want TO say that the man
who suiks In his tent after The selec-
tlon OF such a clean. strong ticket shan
never more So ~ the council table %
the Democratic party in 81 Louis
Extract from Air. Halves speech. Oct.
II.
The 81. Louis Mirror Is the personal
organ OF Parry b. HAYES The ST.
Louis Republic from which the OK
cerpt from Mr.. Halves speech. deliy.
cred az the West End Coliseum tho
night OF October III. Is taken. has been
friendly 10 Mr.. HAYES only since the
latter accepted the management 81
the st. Louis police and the machine
organization in Joseph w Folks be.
half.
These extracts are printed for the
purpose o. showing the condition Of
the Democratic party in ST. Louis To-
day. and what the sway 81 q man
means when he IS backed by the clubs
OF some 1900 policemen and the poll.
tlcal bosses The rank and nle Of tho
Democratic party have nothing more
20 do with the selection Of candidates
IN 81 louis than do tho residents %
Maine Or FLORIDA. Less than six men
out o. an tho Democrats in Sc Louis
are consulted as 20 who shall be- the
party nominees. The delegates 20 n
convention are not considered. be.
cause they ara mere antomat0as 50.
loctcd for che occasion Thoy might
just az well be ETaphaphonos 81 men.
They are handed n programme when
the convention meets aud thoy carry
N out without question. Aud that Is
an there o. 20 a Democratic conyeh.
ton in So ilonis.
From the Newspaper extracts printed
one might be led ID suppose thet Har.
ry r. HAYES a tho biz Democratic
boss On the Democratic party nf So
Louis This is not true Appearances
are deceptive ln hts case ITO g. sub.
serviont 20 too many men 10 be- n real
ranking boss. although no sets this
role with a great deal az realism. Mr.
Hewes s. strong when no has the
police clubs behind him. but there
are those behind the scenes who con.
troll him and give him only apparent
control oVer the police when q suits
their purposes 10 10 70. As long as
Mr. Halves will follow On the c0ursC
these men are going. and lmniicitiy
do their bidding they viii permit him
10 receive the applause 81 the gallery
have bis picture printed IN the papers
and receive a certain amount Of HON
are. Il does not suit the purposes OF
these men TO occupy positions where
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

Mr.. HAYES occupies a position that
Is rather diBlcult 90 define. To say
that he does not posses the clements
OF icadcrship. would be- absurd. He
has a pleasing personality and II q
man Of ~undouhtcd ability. To know
him personally. Is 90 Ike him. II
no would cut loose from the bosses and
stand on his own merits. be would
soon win a name end fame for him.
self on which no political boss would
hold a morigago. But as matters
stand, he Is but q megaphono for
|others. They have led him where he
could Hee the promised land. but they
never Intend that he shall enter u.
lie started out 10 do a little soaring
on his own account a year ago and
zen 20 hard that he win not soon for
get the lesson.
IN some 81 the southern states. prior
10 the civil war, siRve-oWnors we're
entitled 20 additional votes In proper.
ton 10 the number Of slaves they
owned A much worse system pre-
walls In st. Louis today. Since 1900
less than six Democratic bosses have
named every elective Official IN tho
City OF St. Louis without consulting
the wishes OF a single voter. They
have named the candidates OF the
party they represent without consult
ing a single voter Of that party. And
through their power. the police. the
Indians" and election criminals gen
orally have placed the candidates OF
their selection IN once No slave
ever obeyed a masters lash with more
seryile humility than have the Demo.
Gratis OF St Louis FRUSTRATED them
selves before these bosses.
4 Democrat must either mnnfTv
serve these bosses or be tmmpled
upon. Harry p Halves has chosen 10
serve them. This Is exactly his poql.
ton In the Democratic party Of ST
Louis today.
The Republican who goes 20 the
polls determined 20 oppose this rule
OF bossism and cast his ballot a. be
pieases and have & fairly counted VIII
80 home With q broken head as q re-
ward for his effort 20 give evidence
that this Is a free country.
And s. Louis Is III Missouri ana
Missouri Is the NH state of no
Union. where the Constitutions Of the
United States and the State Of Mis-
souri, arc supposed 10 guarantee ne
free exercise o. American citizenship.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

MR. -SoUTHwICK-Mr. Chairman
yesterday the leader Of the Democratic
minority on the floor OF this House.
the gentleman from Mississippi Mr
Williams) submitted TO the House and
had Incorporated In the Record an
article from the New York Times
relative to the policy of the Republican
National administration toward trusts
in connection with the recent decision
OF the highest judicial tribunal OF the
land In the Merger ase I desire 70
submit 20 the House. for the purpose
OF Incorporating 10 the Record. In
answer thereto. an editorial OF the
New York World OF yesterday. and I
think Il will be generally conceded
that the New York World Is quite
as representative OF Democratic edi.
torial opinion and Democratic sentl
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

Ex-senator Marion Butler. OF North
Carolina, once national chairman OF
the Peoples party who viii support
and expects a. a President Roosevelt
elected, had THIS % say 81 h!m IN a TO
cent interview;
President Roosevelt ln my opinion.
viii get more than half ef the popuiist
vote ia this country. and his vote from
Democrats win certainly Do large lie
rs greatly admired Tor bis indencnd-
cnce and honesty. without REGARD 10
party lines I heard an Old Jackson
Democrat recently say that he was the
most Independent character and best
type Of true A-mericanism Ia public
life since Andrew Jackson. and that
be proposed 20 support him. Another
remarked that Roosevelt might make
mistakes. but thoy would bc his own
mistakes. and he would make amends
for them. This feeling o. giving the
President much support amonE the
most independent and thinking poo-
pie of an parties
The American people. who would
preserve their government cannot AZ.
ford that President Roosevelt who has
shown such courage. wisdom and pa
trlotiam. shah be defeated when there
~ such opposition arrayca agqinet him
on account Of these very qualities and
deeds. And ! am q Of tho people
wEo feel that way"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27
DGOiS' BLunderS.
MAKES A MISTAKE or A WHOLE
YEAR m HIS LETTER ON
FINANCES.
Disaster Attends X. oassouay's At.
tempt to Steal Psrker's Campaign
Thaudsr-Demeerstie Candidates
Careful Not 70 Offend Trusts.

Abatement "a expressed hprc az TIC
plumbers made by Henry G. Davis in
BIS letter accepting TIE Democratic
nomination for VicoPrrRidtul The
moat striking 81 hts selection 81 The
hacal year 1893 80 enc % ihe years
Of The Cleveland sdmlnis.rariar ana
his quotation nftho total ana peg capita
expenditures ~ That year Tor purposes
Of contrast with those 81 che fiscal year
1894 President Cleveland VAS not
elected untGl November. 1882. fusr
months after the cinra OF the nEraf
year which Mr. Davis selects ma a
sample % hlB Standardization. and WAS
nor inauEuFated uptil March & 1885.
almost the close u tho fiscal ynar ~
1885. so that tho fr6s fiscal year of his
term property spesEinr was THAI %
1884 ~ O. pointed car that by select
Ing the third year 90 fac HarrlFou az
miuiafratioH he secured an stghniaEe
90 Jga 100000 difference iu the total
Cypoutiturcs % the government sbd a
difference uf thlrtrsn cents Oh tha per
capita expense Mr. Davis also utterly
fails 20 show the Increase of Cxpeudt
lures ~ tho Cleveland administration
over those on tho preceding RrnuhH
can administrator. and beaYos lt 90 DO
Inferred by the inattcusive reader that
increases in the expenditures are coin
cidcnt with Republican rule.
Mt Davis rpitCratcs tho usual ram
paign f~ulminntiuns against truftRs but
docs not suggest a remedy He was
probably restrained from prescribing
the Republican remedy % federal pro-
sccution of contracts in restraint ~
trade by the Albany Democratic plat
form. and the assurances of Parkpr'a
manaroru that The presidential
candidate uin hold that federal prose-
cution ~ corporations chartered by
the stale "a q violation ~ The Con.
ahtulion IN fact II o. remarked. Mr.
Davis follows his arrangement ~ the
trusts with n paragraph nn violations
~ the Constitution. apparently intend.
od 81 reVsuro any tlmorouv conirihu'
tors 20 the Democratic campaign nund
fund
Mr. navis'a charges Of o%vtrsvagance
against Republican administrations
have not even The merit of orieluality.
having all been uttered by Judge
Parker in more nmplincd form and
eneetuaily dispreYed hy tho sound
thinkers and experienced economists
whose attention waa called % them by
ParhGr'a letter of acceptance.