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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-21
Not a Democrat Left.

One OF the most remarkable Legisla-
lures on record will be the one Just
elected IN Michigan. An announcement
from Detroit says there will not be a
single Democrat in its membership OF ls2
in 1905
This las caused change IN the Sens-
torisl night for the seat now held by
Jrlius Caesar Burrows, Republican. As
ia Indiana, there are SO many more Re
pnrlicans than were counted on before
election, that the new men hold a good
deal OF power 10 mix up the plans OF
the party managers. Senator Burrows
had been conceded reelection because
OF his long years OF service TO his State.
but now there seems rift IN the lutte
and trouble Is brewing
Senator Burrows has been ia public
life for many years, almost the entire
last two decades have been spent in the
nails OF Congress. He served in the
House first in the Forty-third Congress
and. with the exception OF three Con.
crosses. has been in Office ever since
He now has a position OF power and
influence in the Senate and IS regarded
as one Of its able statesmen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-21
Attack Burrows Vote.

Lumber interests OF the State are now
reported 10 be planning the Senator
defeat Their opposition is based on
an incident OF some years back. when
Burrows. as a member OF the Senate
conference committee, voted with con-
ferees OF the House for a s. tariff on
lumber. which tariff resulted IN a re-
taliation from Ontario and the subse-
quent removal OF Michigan's biggest
sawmills across the water TO Canadian
shores.
Arthur Hin, a millionaire lumberman
ana vessel owner, Of Saginaw, is the
candidate on whom anti Burrows men
have concentrated 50 far, though once
the night begins there may be more than
Two aspirants. IL was thought until a
Few days ago Burrows would have no
opposition, but the old Republican state
machine. on which Burrows has been
relying. has been weakened, and the In
terests which viii line up behind Hi
arc exceedingly wealthy. Representative
William Alden Smith has declared h.
VII not be candidate this time
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-21
We PROVE IT

catarrh and Colds Can Be Re-
IleVed In 10 Minutes and Per-
manently Cured.
Eighty years old-catarrh fifty years.
Dr. AgneW's Catarrhal Powder cures
nm Want any stronger evidence OF the
power or this wonderful remedy over
this universal disease? Want the truth
Of the case confirmed? Write George
Lewis. Shamokin. Pa. He says: u look
upon ny cure as "a miracle" IL relieves
In ten minutes a
DR. A2neW's feart Cure relieve
N 80 minutes
Sold by MODERN DRUG CO.
u4 9TH St n w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-21
Presidents Speech.
President Roo.evelt said

BTGSiatnl tkobarN cit healAs
1T is a great pleasure TO me TO be
present with you today TO assist at the
dedication Of the school, hall, and rec
tory OF this parish, "a parish whose 10th
anniversary we also now celebrate; for
this parish was founded six years before
the National Capital was placed in the
present District Of Columbia. tCheers
and applause / am glad. indeed. to
have been introduced. Cardinal Gibbons.
by you, the spiritual representative in
Z. peculiar sense Of that Bishop Carroll
who played so illustrious a part In the
affairs of the nation at the daWning
of this Government. In greeting all Of
YOU / wish 10 say that I am especially
glad 10 see the children present lCheers
and applause You know / believe in
children. / want 20 see enough OF them
and Of the right kind. lApplausel
Il wish today. in the very brief re-
marks that / have 10 make. TO dwell
upon this thought-the thought that
ought 10 be IN the mind of every man
and woman here, the thought that while
IN this country we need wise laws hon
estIy and fearleSsly executed and while
we cannot afford TO tolerate anything
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-21
Crowd Greets President.

The reception accorded the President
was remarkable. Men and women cheer
eG Justify. Men waved their hats at
arms length in the air and women
snapped hundreds Of handkerchiefs-
The President was evidently much graft
fed and spoke with more than usual
earnestness and emphasis. His senti-
ments were frequently applauded vigor-
ously and when he concluded his ad-
dress he was given three cheers at a
suggestion from some one in the crowd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-30
obne 3eitOerIlrit irgenb mobin in Stl
Itedcn forncn.
0rci cnNliidc &ricg3-
dtffc.

@ibroltor, %. Sttobrr,- Gi(
britiid)cn Sricg9ihiffc oSltpitcr" II
DMognificent" fubrcn bCutc bon bicl
ob, ut0 5luor ollf circm pcitlid)cr
<rS. SDr Scitimnlng5ort iol
Eatocr Iein.
Ger britildc &relt5cr 5uciter&loiiy
,Ipri3," ipclhcr OILS Mod)tidiff IL
Der Strabe bon Gibraltar Gienit bat
pcrlhipnno Dclitc Wtorgcn c6eniuQg
IN pe1tlider Tid)tlln9, nodloem CT
nit Dem 6loggi6iff bc$ bonn @icc.
Nomirol 2oro GDorleS @creSioro be.
iebligtcn SonolgeIfmoOcrS Si9noIc
9eiucdIelt bottc.
u II i lun0 ingcla0Cn.
PETERSBURG, %. October. -
@roBbritonnien 6ut Rublono ein0e.
looclL bel Der llnterilld)ultg oC89torn.
fec. 3ruiihcnfolls SeitenS ser San.
oclSfommer in &lln uertretell 81 lein.
0cltti6lan0 bat lit Dem Sole ocl
bcltid)cn 6ildoantpferS oSpnntog,"
oltf Welden ruiiiihe &riegSihiiie an
81. Sftober bel Scrn's Ntff 9elboi.
len bobeu, feline Goritelrn0en &c
mod)t.
10000 Ruiien gefollen.
Ycter$burA 90. Sttober. -
Cine beltte bonn @enerolitob Der.
oiicntliftc @erluitlilte giebt ole3obi
ser Suotet. Germltiloeten nno Ser
miBten in Den &1npfen pom 8. Bis
is, Oftober ollf 800 Sfii5iere unN
$4,000 Waln an.
SubIengruben BON Sopo O.
nern betriebcn.
Sotio, 30. Oftober. - Inttlid)c
Mel0unoen beitGtigen Die EreB-
Gepeihcn bon Der Ginnabnte Wdl'
tooibort'S ourd) bic Sopaner am 70
OCTOBER unb iilgelt bin5ii, DAB Der
6ein0 am %. Sftober I'M III lDr
Elm beftigcS 6eller eegen 8altao-
lbon cr0ffncte. bolielbc aber an
Nnfnittoge eiritellte. Cine ltorte
Ibtbeilung 0es 6eirDeS %iomntelte
iih BEL aanstoienibat, unb Die rub
it'tlen Hofter unS mchers sDelfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-30
2(niturm zines eigenpiaigen, bart
nGdigen @egnerS gebolfcn boben."
Ilerieff foIt9citclIt

>Goefoo, %. OCTOBER. - Sc.
riftc, bic aus @orbin eingelaufelt
limo, melOclL Dab Stattbulter ale-
ricff 'lllo iein gall5er Stab morgcn
bon Sor6in abrciicn mcrben. Sic
erluortelt, am fl. Nouclnbcr III ct.
petersburg ein5ittreffen. Der bic
iige ruiiiide &oniul iogt, Ilerieff
peroc nod ct. petersburg berlifen,
meiI moll BORT ieincS GatbeS bel Ser
IuSorbeitlttg zines neliel1 6elo5ilgs
planes fir Die Wonoihurei beoiirfe.
gn0ere Giliicn, Oorunter aud elm
bobcr 9eomter, bcIt1tigcn Die 9tod,.
riftcn ats onoeren Sue[len, Die
H~iidberufung Merieif'S iei perma.
nerlt llnO geldebe, neil Der 9oiier
nit icineu %2ciitungen un5rfrieOen
lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-30
.9Otl 6ntnan 4 o., 12 bis 122 lloto-G utaw- SIT.

Die S66en norolid) bon Yinniltllt,
pao bcicbt bicltcn ii1l0 ooQitGnoig
u%crid)luun0cn, St ouocrcn Hidtlln.
gen fonlnlt CS gclc0cntlid ST. ci1etn
Nrtiucric.G ucu.
6cIosS NJ ia scr
Itnten (@cncrol Sflt'S) Nrmee,
IS. Nttobcr, 3 lt6r Nodmittoqs. oia
6ltiulL %. Cftobcr. - 0ie StcQin1.
gclt Der Nrunccn Iino m%1pcrGnOert.
Ole HllIicn bcIdicBcn Die iopuri.
Iflcn Sinicn Gag mo Noht beitGn-
Dig NIT grtincric, befonmcn ieood)
icltclt cine Nntluort bon 0cn ,Syopo-
merit.
Sic ioponiide Nrnlcc bat lest bic
Uentoi.Nfincn inn @etric6 lunO for.
Ocrt genilgcnO &oblen fiir oac Wii.
Iitor5mcdc. @crgbot- 6odleutc glall.
ben, ooB lie OoS ooppeltc Gltontitn
lOrOcrn f0nltcn.
Glc Spllrlucitc Der @iicnbobn lit
bis Ycntoi geGnOcrt morocn ulo
9roBe Wolicn bon Yrouiont uno
Utltnition t~refien ei1.
Sciicn om Huocr.
Slo6ibo it t, 30. Oftober.
N0nlirol ScIien bat ous Commando
oea criten Eocific.@ ei6pooers iiber.
nommcn, oils Nndfolger 0eS 8ice.
NonliralS 8e5obro5oiu, ipelder bon
SluoiOoitof nod Eetersbilrg obreiIt.
4%lerieif mad PETERSBURG,
@orbin. 90. Oftober. Stott-
batter IIericff erlieB beitte icinen gb-
lfieoS.% Sogesbefcbl. gr lautet:
rGes aoiiers Yefebf gebordelio,
relic ih bette nod Betersbur1 ob.
Sd, oanfc alien Difi5ieren Der Baci-
ficflotte Gnis 8er5liditc fir lire
lelbltoiifopfernoe 3b1tigfeit 5iir Gee
mobreno Der lcbtcn 5e6n Wionote, Die
bel Der 3eritorun1 Der Diiuen oes
SelnoeS bon GROCER @eiobr begleitct
por. Sd erodfe es fir mcincBilid)t,
be'onoerS ben Seeleufen in Bort g(r.
thur 5t bonfen, ipelde, inoem lie
grpBe Sompftiihtigfeit b~efunoeten,
bormonii6 uno eifrig in 8er6inoung
NIT Den topferen SoIootcn lit Der
6eltiin9 gearbeitct ilnb nit ibren Sc.
Ifiisen. tbrer 9ropoiir 'iino ihreit
aenntniiien BET Der belosnmiitbigen
ge-tbeiStgung Der Geftvn9 sesen ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-30
&crmiidJtc tclesrnpbiidJc ScpcidJcn.

w ~ ~
Die ruiiiihe 9otifaft in 8ai6.
ttgtoll bat cine Oepeihe bon 8eterS.
burg erbalten, iporin mitgctbeilt
miro, Dob Der 5lpcite @eianotifuitS-
Sefretdr 9obroff in iciner &cimotb
am gte~rpenfieber erfronft lit.
- Baron Sped bon SternbltrQ,
Der oelttide 9pti6uftcr in @aibin0-
ton, miro am %. Hopem6cr nit lei
ller Satin cine Heiic nod] 0cutld).
lono MADDEN, Inn nod ieilten 9eiibults
gen in Sadlicn ST leben; 0esglei6el1
miro er cine guoicn5 bel Dem &oiier
boben. Der 9oti6aftcr bcobiihtigt,
gum NcuiobrS : G%mpfange III @oib-
ington 5ltriid sit iein.
Ger SSlottenlcfrctGr bat Bic
goloene @brenmeooille uto 500 fir
beloenmiitbi9e 2eiitun9en mGbrenb
0es iponiid . omerifaniiden &riegeS
ben Sei5ern Getcr SSobnion uno Geo.
WfaboneD 5lterfonnt. Wabonep lit
nift mebr i'm 8ienIte ltno fam nidIt
gefun6en neroen.
0oS 6lotten. Oepurtement trifft
arrangements, ooS 0ra6tloic Eeles
9rnpbenipItem oitf Den GorpeOoboots
3eritorern einSufiibren.
Sn Gbiaicotbe, Ohio, mur0e
6rou Mnrgaret @illoeliperger ldltl-
dig %befltnoen, Dor od)t Sabren erlnor.
oct 81 boben.
Sn Nelp.Yorf trofen Captain
SelnmeS uno neln damn BON ser
oeutlden Barrie Sion" lpel6e am 8.
Oftober an Der &iiite bon 6lorioa
lillterging, init oern0 ompfery g(pahe"
EN-. Die Wfannifaft rettete iif urlf
SloBen an oos llfer bon iSlorioa.
Sn Souana iino Die eritelt go
Mania : Wtiin5en eingetroffen, meld)e
iod) uno nnd) oas bort i'm llmloufe
beftnolide 8elo eriebcn %lolleil.
- Sn Den 9lue Hioge MfoiintainS
III Nerp.Seriep berriden groBe @olD-
br1noe. 9isber iino iiber 10000
Ifer @alolano 5eritort ipprben.
- Die Wannidnit bes Ser. Stoa.
ten : areu5ers Olympia" bat Cir
Ibomos 2ipton in 2onoon einelt fl.
bernen Siebesbefer iiberreifen loi-
fen.
Bel eiilerl 9ralloe oes Sc.
ifoftsbonies Der 8irnlo @n1. 6.
Seblep in GbeIier, so, p~erbrunnten
% Bferoe. Ser 9eiommtifaoen
tDirb auf $4,000 eeitast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-30
Gonfurrircn0e Sufens
table.

Moricille, %. OCTOBER. -
Sn bieiigen &beOerfreiien miro &c.
%9eniu1rtig Elm intcrelionter Ylnn err
nogen, Der u%nl6ugit in Der Stale
nilde1t Hepue" 81 Gom an Die Del
fentlid)feit gebroht mllroe mo aud
Die oeitti6en Sufenlt0ote melentlid)
lntereliirt. IS bonoelt iih UNI nihtS
8eringiieres, ais Die brei groBeil
9Gfen pes meltli6en MitteImeeres,
Woriciue, @enlla ul10 Barcelona. All
elmer 3oa-llnion, 6e5ip. elmer mirtb-
ihoftlifen Iqinn6, 3ltinmnlen 81
Idliebell, I'M 10 Die olen Sreielt ollf
ouS Grnitboftelte ihooenoe Gpnfllr.
rclt5 inter chamber 5l beicitigen
ulo inter giillitigen 9eoingungen
DEN &on1pf nit Den norolihen Gipo-
len lpeld)c bislong ibren gtllbel1 aus
Der llneini9feit Der Mittelmeer.
9ofen gejogen boberl. alifnebntell
SIT fonner.
V cingartner 5iebt Of n,
ii If.
9erlin 20. Sftober. = Sier
miro unoffi5iell befaunt gegeben,
DAB iih 6elir @eineortner. Der III
rteent Der Spmpbonie- Gon5erte neg
foniglihen Operit-S rhefters, 5uriid-
5iehen Din. Cte G~oprIari.St @sin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-30

90rtner's fpor 10 oroB, BOB man felt
Sobrcn feline 9iaetp fir Die Cor.
5erte foufen tonnte, ga Die 6umilien
ibre Saiion.lidetS bon 5abr 81
Subr erneuerten ,lno iogar in ibren
6unltIien forterber IieBen.
@aloe in 0euti6IQn0.
Berlin, 20. Sftober. 49, emma
Golue lit 5llm eriten Male uuf elmer
9ournee our6 9~eutif)lono begrif.
len. @eitern 2lbeno trot tie bier Dor
ousuerfolftem 8auie ais Carmen"
auf uno plrOe 0fters gerllfen; ober
es muroe bemertt, ooB Die WtaioritGt
oes Nllblifum8 ii6 an oen 6eIteQteu
Subeloltsbriiden nidt 6ctbeiliqtc.
Die Sritit soft ibrem 8eiuna mo
Spiel mlfri6tiges Sob, obuobl uicl-
fa6 geIogt muroe. id)0n emma Itcac
cine Barrier Solonoome, llidt aber
Elm etnfudeS Gigorrcttenmdod)en
oar.
6inlonO'S 8efrciung &c.
plant.
@eliingfora, 6inlono, %.
0fto6er, - GoS Shriititiid, meldca
Die 8rumoIoge Scr @o6ucrrotbs.Nn.
tloge gcgen Gr.Senotor Sholl.
mann, &otcr bon Gugcn @olocmor
S6oumonn, DEM M}0r0cr 0es @e.
neral @olpcrneurs 9obrifoff bill.
oct, entbGlt cine lougc Ginlcitrnu.
Sn oieier beiBt es, ga Nue5 gctban
peroe, Die ieBige MilitGrorguniia.
tion IN 6inIon0 81 pernidtcn, ltnt
tintide Snititutioncu olls5trotten
unO 0oS 8roBfiirltentblm in einen
3uitan0 Der llnteriodunQ 5t 6rin.
gen, 10 ici e5 sic Yfli6t Ser qur5cll
g%totiol1, in &ertbeioigung ibrer 6rci.
beiten Instrumentation. 9esbolb
miro Die Organization BON S6iiBens
geIeQi6oitcn i'm gou5cn 2anoe Dor.
geldlagcn, Del6e 0urd Gofol- unO
Brootn5iul-Gomitc's nit elmer Gen.
tral.O Organization beit0noig in Ser.
binoung Iein iouten, INN fiir ieoc
@%oentllolitGt bereit SIT icin.
Die &nfloge bciogt, Dob Sdoll.
monn'a Sobn an ser Spite zines
SdiibensGlubs itono, mclhcr that.
IGd)li6 cine oieier S6iibenoeiea.
I6oftet uor. Die Yoli5ci bcbollptet,
crn1lttelt 5lt boben Dab Sui. &r5lL
Der Mi6org- Igitotor, lcbte3 Gohr
Oomtt beldGitigt lpur, ben 9lun sur
Nrafilbrullg 81 b%ringen. Die mill.
toriifcn SnItruftclrrc lcicn 5%ltnteiIt
SdluIlebrcr gelpciclt.
@rttti DE Sntcrciicn in
8efubr.
Sanger, Wurotfo, %. Sfto6cr.
- Ger aus 2orodc, 10 Meilen ito.
lueltltf BON Songer, fommcn0e bri.
ttIde 9anpfer o&ercuIes" mlelbct,
ooB Die Stoot iif I'M 9elugcrungs.
5uitono befinoe. Nuf Dem 6luB
luilroe ouf oen v@ercules" gei6oiitn.
10 DAB CT o6re 2oolnQ obfubr. Ser
Gompfcr brinot cin @eild ocS brit
tlIden &icc-aoniltl9 INN Sd)tb Der
britiI6cn Sntereiien nit.
Ser fron50iiihc &rclr5cr n2inoia"
Illbr beltc i'll &%crbinoung nit ocu
gernel0etcn ltnruben ruad) 2urad)e
a6.
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d NJ d..

2onoom %. Sfto6er. Sic
ariegsfriiis lit ~borI6iifig wenigitcn&
noriiber. TubIono pnO gngIono
boben iid babin 9eeinigt, Die 6roge
Der Observation-Disclosures fir ocn Noro-
fee 3piidenfoa ouf idicos9erift.
Iiden @ege entifeioen 5u ~loiien.
9as Sriebens. SribunoI i'm Soog
miro Die Sbatiaden feitIteaerL Die
Der erfliring TiemierminiiterS
8nIfour's 5ufolge fGnem 3meifel
unterlieeen fonnen. Gfe Gcrlueiinne
oit oos Sdieossertfi erfolgte MIR,
UNI einen arieg 81 ~plrmeioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-30
SrnHeIlz unO MtGOdensM dntel.

Sine fleine Rurtie ans ibwur5er Serrinas
buucs9beOiot. ,Sln SruHt, uHltC9enoer
AiideiL ueurtuoi'6e glermeI nit lImaeihlus
gcnen Wlaribcttcn. feiues VILLAS Suffer
Snnmets0rageu; pefiltelter Aleiorod; reGlls
ldrcr $4,000 gGertb, fir $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-30
Tranens An3iige -s Special.
SeiOene SbirtWniit.anjiig

Sc i1etnt, ais Oh ie ieocn Gag bcIicbter
iuiiroer, Bir bubcu ieBt Gin ipIenotocS
@iiortiment aus Guftcto Scioc gemudt. be
reit. Cine Defenders fh0nc MoOe, 1T nit
5alten llb Streiicn bciett mo o%crtnufI
fir $500.
9lnoere Otobcn hon SIS an.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-23

upon to chip In literally for the demo-
cratic ticket, providing their candidate.
Alton b. Parker, should head it. This
promise, the democratic leaders as
sumo. will be made good.
But Parkers connection with the
trust magnates will send hundreds of
thousands of democrats to the repub-
lican side for this campaign. Roose-
Welt will probably lose a few votes by
his enforcement Of the laws against the
trusts. but for every republican who
goes against him on this account he
will gain ten democrats. Between
Parker's personal aniliations and the
democratic platform denunciation Of
the trusts there is an irrepressible con-
flict. This breach will be made known
to the country very early in the cam
paign. 1t will grow more and more
manifest as the canvass advances
Congressional Candidate Undertakes
secession from the democracy on ac-
count of Parkers trust Affiliations Is
the beginning of a hegira which will
quickly take on large proportions
Parker's cowardice is not the only
thing which will assail him in the cam
vass of 1904.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-23
THE wEATnG6

< ass
: : : : : : : : . : . : .
Forecast for Northern Idaho. made
Il Portian1s Ore, July -: M
TeHishs and sunday, fair; essier -.
night, rising ssmpsraturs sunday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Areas Of high pressure are central
ever Nebraslra and the ,Paciflc .ncrth-
west. A shallow hAromstric trough
Hes between the anticyclonic afsas,
covering the region from Albefta .
Arisona. and relatively low pressure
obtains over the southsast portion Of
tho country. es'
Cooler weather prevails over the
northern plateau and warmer In east
ern Montana. Thet emperaturs II -
degrees lower In Spokane and Kam-
loops. and II degrees higher u Havre.
100 degrees was recorded at Havre and
Phoenix yesterday. and - degrees a.
Lewiston.
Rain fell in the lake region. the At
lantfc and Gulf states. and scattered
showers from the Rockies to the Pa
ciflc. ESQ inches Of rain fell at abb
lene. f.s4 at Detroit. and 80 inch al
Charleston.
H.F ALPS, onicial IN charss4
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-23
NOT A NOVICE

While Theodore Roosevelt is still
~usmparativeIy a young man. only Is
,yoars old. his experience in important
unhlic place covers more than half his
m He began his public career be-
1oeo he WAS - years Of age.
naving been elected to the New York
aoGisaature In 1851. He was reelected
- 1851, and also In 1883 and 1884. He
xns q warm member and an investiga-
aassn 1ntD the municipal affairs Of New
Xstk City which he made at the head
~ . committee led to his nomination
sasr mayor by the republicans. Abram
=. Hewitt defeated him. Then Gen.
,Ss1a Harrison appointed him menu
usr ~ the civil service commission TIe
~a1 ~ usual warm member. After
serving four years he was appointed
nresident OF the New York City police
Asnummlssion. . very important ONCE.
NUnder his management there was 20
1auch doing that the board soon be-
.~n.me known A. 'the Roosevelt board"
1Dsfors his term ended he was ap-
eanted assistant secretary Of the navy
nmd was holding that once when the
Har with Spain broke out in 1898. In
- meahtime he had been delegate at
sDnrgs 70 several national conventions,
s4xhly in the convention Of 1884 which
.unsnSinxted james q. blaine. Roosevelt
poesd Hlaine's nomination. but he
-r1fas1d Point slank 70 Join his collie
1905 0ssrgs wtiIlam Curtis sc.tor Of
1nDvS svSslay. In boiling the nomi-
nSloa.
1eoesvslt has bssn - conspicucus IN
- npblic ~ sance IN outbreak q To
- Antth oDala and = still % young {
yAst snAay eseost his long and
slAssoust - - r. public ssrvioe and
- valjA1e experience before that
$50. Ifswaa no novice when he came
- - pteeldsncy. but rips in practica!
sasnct AAl admirably prepared SOl
- hisA Gltass.
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j 40ao1e Democrat.)
H. T&absslake Of the steubenviile
1nssx - oAse. who received the dem-
axas s5onllnaticn Tor congress few
..,soan -. has INST declined the can
4n0nuy - refusss to support Parker.
4Asualn9 = Mr. Timbsrlaee. Parker
-, N - 81 the trusts" and there
- ~, - consistent democrat, can
800 100 Ms vote for the Ct. Louis
ssndidxts. Mr. Timberlake win sup
pox1 Roaseselt In the canvass Of 1904.
TINS II only one Of the way IL which
NIyaEssss candidacy will hit the dem-
susacy. Parker has always figured
- : friend x wall street. His sup-
-porters, III tire months between the
china 81 his Endorsement by the New
xork state gathering Of his party and
~ opeulng Of the st. Louis conven-
Aaon, Declared that his nomination
Suould Insure heavy campaign FUND
500 the trust advocates. The big cor
Yoeations Of New York. who were be-
Aind his candidacy at the Albany con
vocation = few months ago. which
sunarAAd him on tho road to the ma
1nnnal nomination. have been relies
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vsurutsli; 20 Take Part

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.l
DUBLIN. July 3s.-One OF the great
est events In the history Of the Roman
Catholic church In ireland for some
time WIN be the conservation Of the
Irish National Cathedral at Armagh
tomorrow. Cardinal vincenso vannu-
tell has been delegated by the pope to
attend the event and he win be the
central figure In the celebration.
Sharing the honors with the cardinal Of
the Curia will be the venerable cardinal
Logue and the day will be Of double
significance to him AZ It will mark the
twenty NTH year of his episcopal pro-
motion. Besides Cardinal vahnutslli
many prelates win attend ths consecra-
ton. among them most Of the English,
Scotch and Irish bishops, and . large
representation of the English Catholic
blessing to all who attend, a. the cere-
mony Il to be a sort OF national fes-
tival to celebrate the paying on Of the
debt on the great cathedral, which took
over sixty years to build.
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET

Liverpool close-Wheat, N@1d lows
err; corn. Nd lower.
Chicago car lots-Wheat, Sc; corn,
254: oats. ~.
Minneapolis and Duluth receipts, 213
cars against 12s q year ago.
Chicago cash wheat-No, 2. red, 960
800 No. 8. 9o0ssc; No. 2. hard. west
ern. s1096c; No. 8, hard winter. $50
s1c: No. 1. northern. spring. $1.o2; No.
2. ssh @ssc; No. 3. spring. s3@s5c.
Chicago - Puts. September wheat.
good for Monday. ssAc; calls. s7Nc.
Chicago - Puts. September wheat,
good for next week. Sc away from
market.
Chicago-Puts. September corn. good
for Monday, 4SKc: calls. 4sAc.
Chicago-Puts. September corn. good
for next week, INC away from market.
New York bank statement:
Reserves, increased. $6.0l6.25O.
Reserves, less U. S.. increased. S.
051.275.
Loans, increased. $12.330. 500.
Specie, increased. $10.s5s.500
Legals. increased. $s5S.2oO.
Deposits. increased. $22.273.S00.
Circulation. decreased, $23.6O0.
Chicago-Under the influence Of
comparatively weak cables and Inn
proved weather conditions there was
hsavy selling Of wheat ut the opening
yesterday. Initial quotations were ct :
considerable decline. The lower prices
brought out . liberal demand. causing
. fAIr advance. The bullish sentiment
however soon gave way to Q weakness
a. . rss1lt Of . number. Of bsarish ad-
vSces. TIE report oe notable crcp
expert and that OF the ct. Louis Trade
Journal were favorable for . good
harvest. The arrivals OF new wheat are
on TIE Increase which accentuated thu
declining tendency. Eorsign cables
were also u = more favorable nature
the deveiopesnents Of the dAy tsndllG
to dIssipate III fears a Anglo Russiar
[compaicatfone. The volume Of tradd
waS not 20 heavy AZ 4 has been re-
Gently.
Minneapolis weather map, cables
consols ana general news all bearisl
this morning. Buy wheat on thess
breaks and you win not regret It.
4
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Riley, lots /. :. ;. I, s. e. block II.
Riverview addition. city Of Lewiston;
consideration. II.
Patent
United States to Samuel Hollenbeck,
swk section 80. township -. range
W.
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The indications are that the Idaho
county convention will choose ie'e-
gates today favorable to the renomi-
nation Of Governor Morrison. Oppo-
ton to his candidacy 10 losing grOun'l
in every section Of the state.