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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
After He Had Used Razor. 7. y.
Jacob Sends a Message to
His Wife.
is FOUND IN POOL OF BLOOD.
Business Cares and Other WOr-
ries Assigned as Reason for
Act-His Condition Is
Critical.

7. y. Jacob, a civil engineer. cut his
throat with razor in his Office in the
Arcade building. East ST Louis, ycster-
day morning and then teLephcnsi 10 MS
wife TO send Attorney s W. Baxter, a
friend, to his ofce. When Mr.. Baxter
arrived in Jacobs office he lay unconscious
in IL pool OF his blood.
Blood covered the office furniture and
the floors and telephone. which ne used
after he cut his throat. He was removed
10 Henrietta Hospital, where he was at
tended BY Doctor II. NJ. Little. His con-
d.tion last night was pronounced critical
Jacob lived at No. 510 Brighton plaee,
East St. Louis. and came there less than
a year ago. With T. Hutchinson he
formed the firm u Hutchinson q JACOB.
civil engineers. and mad a suite Vi o-'S'S
at No. 223 Arcade building
Jacob evidently carefully planned 10 eA9
his l.fe for he left thrce notes. one NOt--
fled 5 ". Baxter Post Otiice bui-.laE' OF
No 30 Brighton place. Another was 20
Robert Moore. who was INSTRUCTED TO pay
some car-fare ac.sJunts. and give the rest
of the money to Mrs. jacob
The third was 10 Mrs. JACOB. ana re,ldS
as follows: My Darling: l owe George
burden s. and his clerk g This IS al I
owe Th. only regret ! have for gong Is
to leave YOU. my only friend DEt am i. no
good to you here 50 good-pE rom Bury
me in East 81. Louis and forget me as
soon as you car The latter Sshitl. g
was evidently written after lie cut his
throat. -
The razor is one he had used to shave
himself With He left his home as usual
Yesterday morning for his office. There
he locked the doors.
1t is believed that after strhghteuinS up
his desk he wrote the notes and placed
them in a prominent place on 4 drawing
table He tneu ,rl his throat
He then went 10 the telephone and
called Up drug store near his home ana
mad them send for his wife. whom he in
structed to call up Baxter and have him
thought that something was wrong from
tn" manner in which her husband spoke
and called up Mr.. Baxter at once.
When ne arrived at Jacobs Office the
doors were locked. but labCTed breathing
was heard Charles HUFF. VINO has charge
OF the building. opened the door
Jacob lag on tie floor in a POOL OF blood.
Blood covered he telephone. the floor
the Office furniture and clctted about h.s
neck and clothes This IS believed TO have
prevented immediate death.
Hurried calls were sent 10 physicians.
and Doctor II. ". Little responded. Benz
and rem 1ve,l Jacob to the Henrietta Hos
p.t1i. His wife was notified and visited
him there.
He gave as his reason for cutting his
thro-t that business cares and other wOr-
res .rid resulted in des7ondency, and he
concluded to end his life.
His condition was critical last night
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
SWALLOWS A TACK:
OPERATION REQUIRED.
Z. +. Neifer Put 4 Handful in Mouth
nnd One Slips Down His Throat
-tondition Is Critical.

Z. =. Veite-. . years old residing at
No. 2722 Semple avenue. is in the City
Hospital suffering with peculiar affiic-
tion. having swallowed I big. black carpet
tack late yesterday afternoon while laying
a carpe. in his home.
He had almost finished laying the ca--
pet and was working br.skly in order 70
finish before night In his haste he put
a handful Of tacks in his mouth and one
OF them slipped dOTu his throat and BE-
came lodged in the esophagus.
He was taken to the City Dispensary
and sent from there TO the City Hospital,
where the N-ray machine was used in an
attempt 10 locate the tack. As the tack
cannot be moved an operation probably
Will be performed today.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
SNOW iMPEDEs FAIR WORK.
First Lull in Removing Exhibits
Since Close of Exposition.

For the first time since the close OF the
Worlds Fair the work OF clearing the Ex-
position palaces of their exhibits was at
a staudstIl Yesterday
The cessation OF work was not owing en-
tirely to Sunday. Snow and ice that lay
thick over all the roads and walks of the
grounds had a fair share in the slackeninE
Of work Ever since the first snow sun
day a week ago the teams hauling exhibits
Through and from the grounds have
worked at great disadvantage. and the
difficulty in having horses rOughshod in
the great rush on the horssShoers serious
II hindsred progress in moving exhibits by
wagon.
THIS difficulty had 4 slight corresponding
effect on the shipments by rail. although
there vas nothing approaching tie-up in
tn situation. Men and horses were :hor-
ouch!v ti-ed by yesterday. and many Of
the general service taarus We're not in use.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
BULLETS THROUGH DOOR
NAY PROVE FATAL.
s:Ii"on!>erner shoots Nan Who Tries
to freak In After He Has
been Elected.

John Ia Garce. . years old. horse
shoer. living At No. IDS Tamm avenue.
was shot and probably fatally wounded by
John T. Dutron. proprietor OF saloon at
Ne. 6-s5 Clayton road, last night.
La Garce and Dutton became involved
in 4 quarrel and La Garce was elected
from the saloon by Dutton and told not
to turn. lie Remained outside for Il few
minutes and attempted 10 return To the
saloon hut found the door fastened.
He broke the glass N the door and tried
10 unlock ii, when DuttCn fired at him
twice. one shot striking in the breast near
the heart inhicting what is probably 4
fatal wound. He was taken TO the City
Hospital and DUttOn was arrested.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
DOCTOR CHADWICK
STARTS FOR HOME
Departs From Paris for London
With His Daughter En- Route
to Cleveland.
BANKRUPTCY HEARING TO-DAY
Attorney for Mrs. Chadwick Says
She Is Still Quite III and
May Not Be Present
in Court.

PuBLIc AND The NEW YORK HERALD.
Paris. Dec lS.-tCopyright 194i DOC
tor Chadwick left his hotel in Paris this
morning for Dover. He said that he was
going to America. and gave his destina-
ton as Cleveland.
Doctor Chadwick was accompanied by
his daughter His baggage consisted of
five trunks II is believed that he has
gone to London. where he may remain
few days He will probably sail from Liv-
erpool. He has been AT the Hotel Con
tinentaI since November II.
HEARING SET FOR TO-DAY.
Cleveland O. Dec. lS.-The examination
Of Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick on the bank
ruptcy proceedings against her is set foI
tomorrow morning before Referee Rem
ington. but 1t is considered certain she will
not testify. if present at the hearing. Her
attorney. J. p. Dawley, said tonight that
he would request continuance tomorrow.
saying he mas not had time to investigate
The Bankruptcy or any other phases of the
case. and will decline to allow her to give
A.-.- chadwick was visited by Doctor
Vail 'i!= J.a physician. 10 day He said
SHE Ng- stii very weak and nervous hut
vas Improving II" viii call on her again
tomorrow To- So. u she is able TO appear
before Referee Remington.
tn" only other person summoned in the
bankruptcy hearing &" give information
i:'T may have ui property owned by Mrs.
Chadwick ar" Emil Hoover Mrs Chad
'lrkS S3E. and frcda Swanstroul. her
lur-r.
Receiver f.o"ssr said tonight that he
did not -Nrrrt any more witnesses would
be called for the present. He has arranged
TO iEau~e for sHl-J the Chadwick property
IL his I-p-ss sSiau.
Mrs. Chadwick today spent her first
sunday in Jail 81" now has = companion
il; the iail q yojIu- woman. detained for
examination 20 hey santg. The Woman
seemed much Interested il Mrs. chad
wick. and lEe two cnnvers.d quite fIeely.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
KILLED IN FALLING OFF TRAIN.
BODY uG J. yoIIuz of East It. Louis
Is Found.

St. James, Mo. Dec 1S-The body Of
man about 60 years Old was found at the
bottom OF i Frisco enhankmeut three
miles west # h h.rc to-day. In his hat was
a conductors slip with three punches. His
coat and some papers bore the name ].
VolIuz. Il Is Thought h. was from East
St Louis and that while on the way 10
visit people OF the same nam" Eight miles
west Of here he falI off the train in pass
ing from one car - another The body
was brought 10 town and a cOrOuer's jury
I.t.Irr.l a VeIlict Of aacIdemt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
Fine silk umbrr.lns for Gits.

Splendid assortment, great vari"Jy-for
ladies' or gentlemen Prices g n So.
At MERMOD &, JACrAED'S,
Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
New Years Mailing Cards.

Place your orders at once. so as to OBJ
tain delivery on time.
a beautiful variety plain and orramen-
tai at MERNIOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust.
Ope. tiu o:3o p NJ til! Ch-istrnas
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
The Hamilton Hotel

Is receiving permanent guests for the
winter: rooms single or en- suite: meals a
Ia carte: prices moderate.
w F. WILLIAMSON. Manager.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
INEEPENDENT ORDER OF obi
FELLOWS.

CT. LOUIS LODGE. No. ). /. o. o. F.
q meets every SATURDAY evening at
u cock at odd Fellows building. southeast cor
Ninth ana Olive streets. in hall No. 1
Visitors welcome and members expected to at
tend. y. AAFjIESON. y. G.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
KNIGHTS OF COLuMBrs.


m AfGJ ETTE COUNCIL NO Gri,
fsh Knights Of Columbus. meats every sec
cnd ami fourth Tuesday in the west aall. Cen
tury building. Ninth and Olive streets virt-
ing knights cordially invited
FRANK G. CUNNINGHAM, Grand knight
F. p. Leonard, Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS

He IS so weak from loss Of blood that
the phya.ciaus VII not say whether he
will recover.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19

Beautiful and useful articles. Appropri-
ate Xmas gists-25c to %25oao.
MERMOD &. JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
S Christmas Money S

Here II Is
WE loan MONEY TO EVERYBODY!
C3l-i- CS US for suy amount ruu need Let
Us PAY YOUR BILLS. and Buy YOUR
CHRISTMAS presents. vJu can -"uGY Us on
our .Asy DsvH.sH- SvstsrI. our SPECIAL F'i.-
iIAi RA TES are The LpWE EST EVER OF
FEEED 20 The people OF s. Louis I;E>o-s,.a-
.i1n cheertu!v given. II YOU CAENQT call.
write m u. Us. Man Z7siM o- y .sia
NATIONAL. LOAN Co
- and - NEEMDD y JACCARB Bldg,
~ y. REDar..AN. cor i.lt.---ssT 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19

RIGHT RENEREND MGR. NJGENT
Of Liverpool. England, who is the guest
Of Daniel c. Nugeut.
The Right Reverend Monsignor Nugsnt
Of Liverpool. England. "a visiting at the
home Of Daniel - NGgent No. sol West
minister place.
Willie not a relative Of Sir. Nugrnt's.
the moas.guOr is an intimate friend. and
reyCr fails to visit q his home whenever
he comes TO this country
NonsiGrJ- N--.1- Gently accompanied
Dom Gasqull. the ,..sLsE Bauedictine Alb
hot and noted historian. who visited 81.
Louis during the Worlds Eair
He waa hcueWard bound when stricken
with rheumstism ct 81. Paul. MINI.
where he was in a hospital for fwp
months. : few days ago his condition per
uittoi him To travel u st. Louis He will
remain at Mr.. &uEeut's for some days
and VIII then take trip South for the
winter
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
ROYAL. ARCH MASnNs

m ISSOURI CHAPTER. No. !. r. A. NJ
ia Stated cor-ocatio1 this tNGa1ayJ even
ing at 80 o'clock. Roysl Arch degree Visit
cordially Invited
WN- "a. GILLESPIE. High Priest.
c. 5. Cickey. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
Fine Watches for Gifts.

Y1-7tod d Jac ards ar. tt- b.St-I>rf'r: tiH'>
keepers from s.. np.
NICKEL WATCHES. .--....s SO to 500
SOLID SlLN tS--.----...----N .-'' 10 ; 500
Stl.iD 'TJLs-'r-- ~ s>'V'.sr
GOLD FILLED ........sl2.o n TO 50.c)
Ot Of torn ord>-s girrn prompt chi car,f"!-
attention.
MEEMOD & JACCARD'S,
Broadway and Locust.
Hrit> ror Nirs'rct,I CIfGl2zV>.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
'NQHEY FOE THElsg;Hi."

II you need money i5T thc holidays We VII
le..d YOU whatever amount you NAV need on
your furniture piano ?r household goods n any
description without the HgBw-iga .c -egT
friends. publicity cr iel6y. urnt BE- afraid to
ask Us. as We are oniy too vel pleased 20
accommodate vow II y0u cannot cat write OF
phone rs. ho-h phones. Kiniuch i.A. 3sl.
Main 29SM. and W VIII send our z7e-i7' arr--
to you. Don't forget the place Ser T0-k
Finance Co. Nos. 2p1. 2ls and ~ CGi FalIovs
building. Ninth and Olive. opposite Post Of
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY.

SECURITY COUNCIL. NO. 5si. KNIGHTS
= anI Ladies of Security. meets every Non
Day at 5 .. M open meeting second &onIay
in each month. Phoenix Han. jefferson ami
CasS avenues Visiting knights and ladies' as
sUred a cordial RECEPTION.
f J. TARLING. President
Mrs. Gussie Hart. Financial Secretary 1854
Iaaia street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
TRIBE OF BEN HJR.

EIBE or BEN HUR. HARMONY C,Og-RT
~ No. l0l. meets "Tcrv N.uGay az r.o-r r .
yvest corner IIyssty-secvnd street an4 F-r4-,,Iir
avenue Members expected anu visitors !nyItej
to be present. B. " GUM cher
G. ]. Markert- Scribe. No 1911 FT5nlsiin
avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF PsTEIAs.
e--s>~.~~->~~>~~>~~-~>O~->
{. AsIL-E HALL. COLUMBIA LODGE. NO.
- &c K. Of p. meets Tuesday evening.
fcers for incoming term. All members eI-
pected: Eord time. Visiting brothers cordially
ALEXA:;nER NICHOLSON. c. c
J F Le-nLzey. K OF R & s.
s udIuRg GEEAT LODGE. No z7s X OF
cav December !. Wori, IN rank Of Page, Mem
: II. BARTLETT. C. c.
W =. Rcaerts. X. Of II. & S, -
sSAcIFIc LODGE. No. s54 X. OF r. MEETS
~, >E%Iy W; W;s5Gnlesday evening. ceqtury hu ID
hess me''ias. Visitors lnsi;ed.
". \. Gray. K. Of ( ID'-,'' - =,
= ITHSGORAS LODGE. 40. Es. x. OF p
meets everv Weinesdsv .v.TirE at 80.
Wa!n-s!ay evening. pccemhsr u NJ lrers .s
pectei. Visiting brothers always welcome
II. l. WALK Err, =. c.
~! = En.7gtT < ot II. s: s. S525 Eas;on ave
z oE:@sr = CowAN LODGE No. I3l. *.
cook. N'Sf Hail. century building Ninth
aaa c,Ee ST. -ts. Mcnta7. necerntsr 10 work
in gf-, II KNIGHT Members r.puss-"d 20 attend.
Visitors welcome. OSCAR II ST0IL. =. G,
Artgst. HeuIy II. Lur1i.ert. X. u r. q :.
w AHAsH LoUCE 40. 2ss. X. or p.
han. southwest corner Broadway aid Renton.
heT 2 %"fk , II the rank "t Esquire
VI 9 ssulte * OF r & 5
T. CLE2iA LODGE. 30. 81. h OF P.
- . rerts Monday evening. December 70. in
O.ci0-k- 81 Louis big rythian night CS1rnrlIi,-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19

~ ARTHA WASHINGTON RERERaB
IN Lodge. No. i5 meets tonight in Hal
No / odd Fellows building. at clock Wis
itinr members cordially invited 10 attend.
CARRIE BATH, y. c.
Mrs, c. L. HuIburd, Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
/ ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED
NASOSs.

aNtiIFI : kF.rs AND ACCEPTED
g.. gE,ER STONE I-0DGE No a., \. +.
- { 4 i--A raEI4T nrlru-r.cr-ian will
Or L".4 tni7 MONDAY at 1:s0 p Work third
%. Er''. Visitors always N,a-S- ne tc our lodge
: ''li. Grand and FInn.y avenues.
WM + GREEN. w II
IaS. 4 Smith Jr.. Secretary.
= EOEGE WASHINGTON LODGE Ho ,
y r. & a N. viii hold sT-ac. al cnrirul-
li.:t."n Tues.iar evening. December . 1919 AZ
- n'eaoeI. Nas mic Temple, Grand and i-i~re,.
avenues Work. F'IowCr1ft ami Master Mason
fsi.e. All Master Masons are iuyItei I,
GEORGE ". JAMES. u y
william I. Eeynnlds il, Secrs;ary
Z TASEA LODGE 10 fzn = 8 V
2 VIII hold i regular meeting This MONDAY
M 80 =. IN. at Grand Avenue Ma
ionic I.tnpte Installation II officers. Visitors
invited To attend. !. J. HACER ". N.
a +. Meelle. Secretary.
m ERIDGAN LODGE. No. >. \ r & i. NJ
Special communication this Monday
a o clock +. m, at hail. Park ard ]. .ffs-s.-
j.. 'nt.es. for pgrpcse OF attending funeral az
Lodge. No .+. New York city. Funeral :r,,T
No. NO Olive street Ry order Of
Thomas G kuh'nre, Secretary.
M ISsogRI LODGE. 10. /. A. F. 4
, m. F. {. and VI. II. degrees: special Fri
sonic Temple. Members and visitins, brs,5ra,
are requested :" attend.
HY. NJ. HOLLAND. ". NJ
John II Deems. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

AUBERT. ?li-Gl5-Frnnt aad side rooms. go
heat. hot hath: board: cars convenient
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19

PARTNER. 5G43-I.FEe secpEa-st.Iy fr13
room. with alcove: furnished or unfurnlshe,
with board
The Dickinson press., 1904-04-30
Oil in Alaska.

The recent account of the large ship
ment of men, machinery and supplies to
the Alaska oil fields aroused consider
able interest in this new prospective in
dustry. Like all other similar ventures,
however, the oil industry in Alaska is at
present largely speculative. The same
is also very true in regard to most of the
medicines offered t cure stomach, liver
and kidney ills. They spring up from
time to time, make wonderful claims,
but because of lack of merit are soon
forgotten. Not SO, however, with the
famous Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. 1t
has been before the public continuously
for fifty years, and if it was not a safe
and reliable medicine could not have
stood the severe test of half a century
For spring fever, general debility. indi'
g%estion, dyspepsia, constipation, bilious
led. Give it a trial,
The Dickinson press., 1904-04-30
With The Churches.

IAN abiding monument to an act Of
love- will be the subject of the morning
sermon on Sunday at the M. E. church,
service also III the evening, following the
young peoples meeting which begins at
$50. 49,.
Congregational church, Rev. H. v.
Rominger pastor. Morning service at
Io:45. Subject, "a Man, more Valuable
than a Sheep" preceded by a short
sermon to the children. S. S. and Bible
class at IL. Junior Endeavor at 3,
Young Peoples meeting at 7. Evening
service at 8; subject, "The Last Night
of a busy Man or Earth" Notice, Time
OF evening service changes to 8 o'clock
beginning May 1st.
The Congregational Ladies Aid will
hold their monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. Fred Roquhtte on Tuesday after.
noon, May 3, at , o'clock.
Mrs. K. D. Wilky, Sec'y
The Dickinson press., 1904-04-30
Roundup Notice.

The Little Missouri Pool Company
roundup begins May IS 'o4, starting
from Dennisons ranch, near Medora,
going up Little Missouri, including all
tributaries to the TIT Ranch; thence to
head off Big Beaver; head of Cabin;
head of Pennell; thence to Little Beaver
with its tributaries, to Hidden Water;
thence to Ludolph's Ranch and up the
mouth Of Box Elder; thence to Table
Mountain and down divide to Deep
Greek; then swing and work head of all
creeks on Cedar and Cannon Ball divide.
Any further information may be had
by addressing M. F.. Eastman, Sec. or j.
B. Brewer, forman, at Yule, N. D., prior
to May 10, 1904. 4.3o.3t
The Dickinson press., 1904-04-30

sembled by their delegates in county
convention rcaiiirm our answering de-
votion to the time honored principles
which have made our party great in the
nation and pledge our earnest and as
siduous Efforts in the pcrpetGation ot the
party and the principles it has ST. ably
advocated.
Believing that the first concern OF good
government is the virtue and morality OF
the men in charge OF governmental al
fairs, we assert ou: positive Dc'lci III the
honesty art! patriotism Of :l,n: pure
statesman and splendid man, once a cili-
zen OF our state, President Theodore
Roosevelt, and pledge to him our unani-
nous support for his nomination and
election, commencing at the same time
his wise administration of public affairs
during his term of Office.
Realizing that long experience in legis-
la,ive affairs the better fits men for the
performance of their public duties, We
Recommend the continuance in Office
OF our able Senators Hansbrough and
McCumber and also urge upon our dele
cation to the state convention the re-
nomination of our present Congressman
Spalding and Marshall.
we lCSOi.lIIICllN lilC aUlC dllN CSOAlOilli-
cal administration Of Governor White
and tender him our thanks and support
for his past efforts as a member of the
that the railroads and other corporations
pay their just share of taxation.
Realizing the high degree of ability
and frmness Of character of the judges
composing our present Supreme Court
we assert our loyalty to them and to the
| Court and urge the best efforts of our
state delegation for the denomination of
Judge Young whose term is about to
expire.
We are uncompromisingly in favor of
the reelection Of our present Judge Of the
District Court, the Hon. w. H. Winches-
ter, and pledge to him the united support
of the Stark county delegation to the ju.
dicial convention to be held at Mandan,
May 21st, for his denomination.
We recommend the endorsement Of
Hon. Alex. Mckenzie as republican
National Committeeman from North
Dakota.
On motion of Crowl the county com
mittee was empowered to fill any vacan'
cies that might arise.
On motion of Mcclure, seconded b,
Stickney, the delegates to both the state
and national conventions were instruct
ed to vote as a unit.
The convention voted a vote of thank
to the Mandan Mercantile Co. for tn.
use of their hall and to the citizens O
Richardton for their hospitality, ant
adjourned.
The Dickinson press., 1904-04-30
NOTICE
Special Election to Be Held
in Unorganized Counties of
Alfred, Mckenzie and
Wallace, June q, 1904.

Notice is hereby given that on the 4th day Of
June, 1904, at Cartwright postofhce. in the m
organized county of Alfred at the dwelling
house on shaw's ranch in township, 14s.. range
SO, in the unorganiZed county of Mckenzie, and
at schafer postofice, at Banks postotace. and at
Stroud postofice, in the TnorEani5ed county OF
ton will b. held for the purpose Of deciding on
of Roosevelt and Of slecting officers
in the organization of tho proposed county
following named contiguous unorganized
counties viz: the ~unorganized counties Of ALL
red, Mckenzie and Wallace; sheriff, auditor,
superintendent Of schools, judge of the county
court, states attorny, coroner; surveyor, four
porary location of the county seat of such pro-
posed county, at which election the polls, will be
open at the hour of 8 O'Clock in the morning and
will continue open until 8 o'clock in the after
noon of said day.
Dated this It'll day of April, 1904.
,so. FRANK WHITE,
loeail Governor.
Attest: ........
E. F. PORTER,
Secretary of State.
The Dickinson press., 1904-04-30
Morton County Convention.

The Tribune gives the following re-
port of the Morton county convention
held at Mandan last Saturday:
The republican convention was held
in Mandan today for the selection OF
delegates from Morton county to the
several conventions and the naming of a
full county ticket. Harmony is reported
prevailing everywhere. The delega-
tons were named this morning. w. c.
Gilbreath, who is Morton county's candi-
date for the insurance commissionership
named his delegation to Grand Forks.
w. c. Badger is at the head Of the dele
| cation to Fargo, which was chosen by a
committee of the delegates to the county
| convention. r. M. futile is on all three
delegations, to the judicial convention,
to Fargo and Grand Forks and seems a
long way from annihilation-yet. Judge
Winchester named the delegates to the
| judicial convention, as follows: H. G.
Voss, r. M. Tuttle, F. E. Murphy, H,
w. Grambs, ]. H. McGillic, John Nc
Donald, jr., Don Stevenson, H. D. Stew
enson and M. c. Caddell.
The delegation to Grand Forks, nam
ed by W.C. Gilbreath, is as follows: w
c. Gilbreath, w. S. Parkin. H. R. Lyon
Fred. Leutz, r. M. futile, Geo. R. Leon
ard, Fred M%assingham, Don Steventon
G. b. Furness, J.. ]. Davy, Ed Nichols
o. E. Ellis, w. c. Badger, Frank Wilder
The following is the county ticket:
Auditor-H. A. Tavis.
Treasurer-A. Boley.
SheriH-Chas. Mcdonald.
Attorney-B. w. Shaw.
Clerk of Court-Ed Morck.
Register OF Deeds-A. M. Packard.
County Judge-Wm. McKendry.
SUPPLEMENTARY. H. Seitz.
Commissioner, Fifth District-D. L
Foust; FOURTH. J. Davy.
The resolutions Endorsed Presiden
Roosevelt and the state administration
The delegation to Grand Forks is nc
instructed except in so far as it is 70
Gilbreath.
The Dickinson press., 1904-04-30
Resolutions Passed

Endorsing President
Roosevelt, Senators Hansbrough
and McCumber, Congressman
Spalding and Marshall; Gov.
Whites Administration Endors-
ed and the Support of the Ju-
dicial Delegation Pledged to
Judge Winchester. Judge Young
of the Supreme Court Com.
mended and Hon. Alexander
Mckenzie Endorsed as National
Committeeman.