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JOCKEY M|NDER
LIKELY TO DIE

LOUISVILLE. KY, May N.-Jockey
NfInder, who wore August Belmont's
colors In the East early last season.
met with an accident at the track here
Yesterday tina is liable to have a fatal
result.
His mount, Rathskeller, fell in a
Jam on the back stretch during the
itth race and Minder was thrown on
the track. where he lay as several
horses ran over him.
He was picked up unconscious. He Is
suffering from conclusion of the brain
and was badly bruised up, The physi-
clans fear he may not recover.
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NOTES OF THE PLAYERS.
The Giants are making a runaway

The Giants are making n runaway
race OF IL.
The Trolley Dodgers have found a
bunch OF tartars In the Reds.
Barney Dreyfuss Is now probably ASK
Ing himself why he let Chesoro
Tannehill go.
Cy Seymour Is suffering with a
strained tendon in his back, and the
time Of his return TO the game Is prob
lematical.
Dan McGann is continuing to hit the
sphere in the nose. He is leading the
Giants in batting.
Before they left Cincinnati for 81
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rordhnms to PLAY Co,nm,,,.

The Fordham College baseball team.
which is playing such great ball this
year Will play the Columbia Univer-
sity nine at FOrdham tomorrow, The
game nugh 10 he an interesting one,
as both teams ave been greatly
strengthened this season. On Saturday
the Fordham nine will have as their
nrnonents the strong Syracuse Univer-
SitV team.
The evening world., 1904-05-10
BILLY SHAKESPEARE PUT
OUT BY R. FITZSIMMONS
The Ruby One Now an Author and Has a Bran
New Play That Will Stand Them
Up Everywhere.
BY ROBERT EDGREM

was riding on the Third avenue Il" half asleep a day or two ago
when suddenly l got a n awful jar. Thought the train had IL off the
track. As / pulled my scattered senses.t together and removed the remains
Of my derby from my ears, heard a familiar voice:
"Ello! Iexcuse me! Iii was a little absent-minded. HI took you
Cor the villain"
Robert Fitsimmons gently showed me " to the end OF the seat. and
eat himself down. beside me.
"Hive1got my new play" he announced. "Irm a bloomin' hauthor.
7 elped to write It, Hits as good as hanything Hi never read Of that
-InUow Shakespeares. Hive got the worst villain o never sw, and !
@anSp the life hout of i'm in the last hat. 'Eres o It goes;
Eou SCI Him the ieo. Him a retired fighter. Hive made m v bit.
ana ASH always ad a liking for orses, Hive turned into a country
squire, and nobody knows anything about my ever fighting. HI ave a
Iane country residence and my 'orses and a black coachman. There's a
girl that\ Pm stuck or but she doesn't know about II. Thata Mrs
tEitEsimmdns
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FAMOUS PAGER is DEAD.

Especial 10 The Evening WorIu.J
BOSTON. Mass. May 10.-Woodshed,
the famous pGcer. died last night in
the stable of his owner, r.. NJ. Sturte-
want. of S%omerville, after an illness OF
ten hours, from stomach ailment.
Woodshed WAS sixteen wears old and
had a ecord of 2,O9L. He descended
from ]. r. Shedd and MacGregor Chief.
HI started In 81 races, won 81 and took
money in IS.
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Murray mn. va. wilmirxton..

The Wilmington team, which Is one
Of the strongest semi-professional
leans playing ball, will meet the strong
Murray Hills at Olympic Field, one
Hundred u Thirty-siNth street and
minSIons ave Non many games so
far this season. Wade will pitch for
tbs. Murray Hillg.
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there's nobody helse. so Hi go hout and
get on my hold fighting toys. Then Hi
fight the villains champion for three
rounds. In the third Hi suddenly re-
member my old tricks, and HI give i'm
the SHIFT and the solar pleNus.' "
At this juncture FitZ in%stinctivelv H.
Illustrated the solar ~,plexus" punch.
Wien | recovered he had left the train
So II you want to know what hnppenad
20 the villain and the heroine YOU will
have to write TO FitZ. BUT ina gina
that the villain died of heart disease az
he saw his champ &c out. and natur.
ally FitZ must have married Mrs Fi,z
before the curtain fell.
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PARK RACES

Every wee elk day, rain or shine. until MAJ Is.
MuSIC~BY LANDER
Take I'd av. Il to willis av,. thence by
trains at ~ 80. los. lao, 200. els, LBS Pm.
Sd az. L TO Fordham. thence by con-
veyance.
From Grand Central Station at 2,s5, Las.
'3.os 70 FordhArn. First Raee. 2.5o p. n
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OLD DIR. GRINDLE,
30 YEARS \ sPECIALIsT. IN

Under DR. Grindle's scientific treatment all
atscnsns peculiar to men are permanently.
curad more quickly, more easily and on more
moderate terms than 10y any other advertis$
"fHIpmi nJison cured in from | to o ..y>ashs.
Nervous DEBILITY in from ! to 2 months, Kid
noy md Bladder Complaints in from | to 2
weeks skin DiBCase, red scots. ulcers, sore
throat ard mputh. painful swellings in 3 to
VnrirScele In from | TO . weeks. Ordinary
contracted diseases and drains cured In 3 TO
DR. GRINDLE is still at the same office
.i7I WEST 18TH ST, BE-, oh and
which he has occupied OVER 20 YEARS.
a record which no other advertiSinE phvsI.
Medicine 81. HOURS. 90. SUNDAYS. eta.
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AND CHALLENGES
OF AMATEUR BALL TEAMS
AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS

nc Evening world VIII publish every day in the Sporting Edition
all TN news OF the amateur baseball players, scores OF their games cbal.
ienses' &c. Address all communications to the Amateur Baseball Editor
OF The E' eninE World, Pulitzer Building. New York
The evening world., 1904-05-10

Louis Friday night the members OF the
Cardinal team declared hat they be-
lieved Themselves capable OF taking n
majority of games from the New
Yorks,
The evening world., 1904-05-10

stoval, the new Detroit pitcher. is
unlucky. He loses every lime he goes
in, no matter how we'll he pitches.
The evening world., 1904-05-10

indianapolis made only three hits of
Chech. OF the st. Paul's, whom Barney
DreyfusS is trying to get to bolster up
his Pittsburg team.
The evening world., 1904-05-10

During the %sojourn OF the Brooklyns
at Cincinnati the hunting stories told
at the sittings of Corcoran, Dobb and
Poole make Davy Crockett look like
an amateur.
The evening world., 1904-05-10

Joe corbett isn't 5000 worth so far.
HiSfhealth IL said to be bad
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09
FLOWERS FOR STATIONS.
500 Will. Supply Seeds d and Uurees
X Agents to Cooperate. gss 81


500 Will. Supply Seeds d and uuroes
Agents toz Cooperate. Il
D. W. Casseday. land and industrial
agent of the 500 line, has taken novel
action in issuing an attractive card to
the agents Of the company requesting
them to devote what time they can,
spare to identifying their station
grounds. The cards calls attention 10
the opportunity Of making station
grounds bright and attractive, not on
~ TO the travelling public but for the
men who are connected with the traiI-5
way at local points.
The company, Mr.. Casseday an
n,ouncas. viii gladly furnish seeds and
supplies to agents Who will undertake
a little gardening. The card contains.
terse Information concerning the pre-
partition q soil, the planting q flowers
and thelrEcare.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09
First publication May ?. 1so4.) r
Citation Hearing Petition Appoint.
meat Of HduilniStr1tOr. {

State Of North Dakota, county Of Burleish, Ia
county court, before Hon. John f: Fort, judge.
In the natter of the estate of George Gerdss,,
Robert Treacy, petitioner, 70. Henry Gerdes,
Meta Buttelman, Nichols 81. Buttelman, John
G. Buttelman, William II. Buttelman and Anna
Tho state Of North Dakota to the above
named respondents and all persons interested
In theestate of George Gerdes, deceased:
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified that
Robert Treacy, the petitioner herein. has fled
in this court his petition, praying that letters
OF administration upon the estate of George
Gerdes, late of the county of Gallatin, and
state # Montana, deceased, be granted to him,
ana that tho said petition will be heard and
duly considered by this court on Monday, the
9Th day of june, 4. D. 1904. at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon Of that day, at the courtrooms of this
court, in the city of Bismarck, county of Bur.
leigh, and state Of North Dakota, and you, and
each OF you. are hereby cited to be aud appear
before this court at said time and place and
answer said petition, and show cause, il any
there be, why the prayer of said petition should
By the Court:
SEAL sss - <EE,t~s JOHN F. FORT,
Dated the I'd day Of May, A. D. 1904
BOUCHER, PHHBRICK COCHRANE,
Atto1 neys for petitioner.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

IL ~ .
10 ne hefr1hco" E9sefors q the Cexnty OF
nEq Ec3sTr gre ToY MoM WGsG'a:
SDELE1A1EoiIt " MAJ DNAL fCONVEN-
"A delee.te eonye la1n' Il \. III. ,.n,b,;c,,.
gof Bur1eigh county Is hereby called Is meet
at the Atheneum, in the city of Bismarck,
on Saturday, May II, 1904, At the hour
ing twelve delegates to represent the repub-
licans of Burleigh county at the republican
state convention to be held at the Onera
house in the city of Fargo on Wednesday.
May is. 1904 At ii O'Clock In the forencos,'
v Said state convention 8 to BE held for
the purpose of selecting eight deleeates and
eight alternates 70 represent the republicans
of North Dakota in the national republican
convention called to meet In the civ Of
CHICAGO On the 21st day of June, 1904. to
the United States. g Ezs;;T2 ,5s5 a - - !
STATE 0FFTcFps tEs 32 "a
Also, for the purpose Of selecting twelve
aDeiegatss 70 represent the republicans sof
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09
Father Louis in New York.

Glenu1lin News: Rev. Fr. Louis In
forms us by postal card OF his arrival
in the metropolis and We publish the
same for the benefit Of his many
admtres in this community:
New York, April 29.--Dear Mr.. Hall !,
According to my promise must In
form yon Of my arrival In New York.
I found It cold and chilly with about
four inches Of snow. 4 cannot say
what the sun looks like N the metro
polls Tor It has kept itself behind
clouds. IA do not know whether It ID
ashamed to come ont and take q look
|at = westerner or whether It Is that
keeps u In hiding sls5
b 4 am enjoying the place and city
Ansj have already learned - few Of
che street car names. Have had no
need % far ~ ret to call upon i doc
tor 70 put my neck IA place
Yours truly.
Rev. Louis Tranher.
100 Beach Ave, n. CIT.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09
MISSOURI SLOPE ITEMS.

The plaintiffs in the Ramharter case
Will appeal to the supreme court. se
The democrats of Stark county will
hold a mass convention In Dickinson
on the 14th inst. = 49,.
A. J. Cole, formerly Of Lisbon, has
accepted q position with the Mandan
Abstract company. s..s , .5s
The Lidgerwood Monitor sees no
good to come to Bismarck from con-
tinual wrangle between the mayor
and city council. s..# ys5.S :...
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09
Notice to Creditors.

Taylor, deceased. - ..-l - :. = :. 1g7.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, 4.
Il, Register, administrator of ne estate ct Al.
fred Attrin Taylor, late Of tho city Of Bismarck,
in tho county Of Burleigh and state of North
Dakota, deceased. to the creditors of, and an
persons having claims against said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months aftor the hrst publication
of this notice. TO the admiinstra 1t his offico
in Webb block, in the city Of Bismarck, in Bur
leigh county. North Dakota, LA q
Dated April 9th, A. D. 1901. 4
F. 81. REGISTER, Z
Tostamentary Administrators. 4
First pubiicati IN on the nth day Of April, Al.
D. 1904, !:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09

The basis % Representa- son II sd
ton = The SveTA9e nuashm 0f votee eAse fpfg
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09

To the Republicans Electors of the Cexssy of
BurIeigh. State of NORTH Dakota: II
DELEGATES: TO, NATIONAL %CONvEN-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09
sTA,TE News.

! Two hundred land-seekers were In
Ray one day last week.
y Hon. j. M. Devine will crate at Min
newaukan on Memorial Day.
: The Chronicle wants LaMoure to
vote bonds for Are protection. ss n Z
The fremont house at Harvey had
narrow escape from fire last week.
A Grafton taxadermist has shipped
q big red steer to the st. Louis expo
sition. 49, " 2t,ts& ~ - 1
G. H. Dayon may be one Of the can
didates for the legislature from Ram
sey county. =, @E'g.a-,;. - @4St.1.
Work on the new heating plant for
the agricultural college at Fargo is to
begin at once. IL ~
8 According to the Herald those Cleve.
landites have good sized grievance
against the county seat town in
Stutsman.. t '"] ~,
James J. Hill writes that he may
speak in Fargo on the occasion of the
Scandinavian celebration in Fargo
May 18th. ''* @.'-f &.s''
It Is understood that Colonel Lo,lns-
berry will not accept a reappointment
in the service as he made the fight
only for the purpose Of clearing his
name and that he will locate IN viii
liams county to establish a landofice
practice for which he is exceptionally
we'll qualified. .-'."" .%'-' ~ i5S
Arrangements are practically COM
pleted for the big high school athletic
meet to be held on the state university
grounds at Grand Forks May 14th.
Entries have been made by Larimore,
Park River, Langdon, Devils Lake,
Harvey, jamestown, Bismarck, Grand
Forks and Mimic. |'as@
Mimic journal: Helgeson of Milton
was instrumental in the formation Of
the Scandinavian league Of the state
Now that the league Is supposed to
- -"
be in working order. he announces
himself as a candidate for governor.
Nothing slow about some peoples
Quitting in,'' especially when they
are instrumental In providing the
place for doing the butting. n .,".
Pingree Patriot: There were about
1000 gopher tails counted by Justice
Heusted at Steele one day recently
and Dawson went them 1000 better,
showing up 5000 for bounty. The
money appropriated for the extermina-
ton Of those gophers has been well
investor and stutsman. county should
get in. line and encourage In ., small
way the killing Of the gopher that does
surprising amount Of damage annu-
ally. ! H.. &. ~. 49, +.
Grand Forks Herald: DR.. H. H.
Healy, secretary Of the state board Of
health, is in receipt of letter from
DR.: Warren Of St. John, who has had
charge of the smallpox quarantine
near that place. The Indians, breeds
and whites living in the vicinity have
all been vaccinated and no new cases
have developed since DR.. Healy visited
there. The quarantine has been very
strictly observed and there has been
no deaths, with the exception Of the
one before a quarantine was establish
ed. =. .......
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09
REPUBLICAN, JUDICIAL coNvEN-
TON. .ls

A. Republican Judicial convention for the
Sixth judicial district of North Dakota will
be held at Mandan, N. D., at p. M, on
Saturday, May 81, 1904, at the court house
nomination a candidate for the Office Of dis.
trict judge for said district. The apportion.
ment for the different counties has been
determined by the committee to be ~ fol.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09
- = nlg ~ Elk,sta.- ~
Dancing Class.

The first lesson in Mrs. Youmans,
dancing class will be given at the
Northwest at $3.50 this evening.
Terms 800 invariably in advance. M
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09

otatk $50. 80.
at 10 a. m, on the date of the convention
at the Office Of the secretary for the purpose
of passing upon the credentials of the dele
GUY J. DEFRANCF,
R. M. TUTTLE, ,>''N.. '~A - s 80
'E Secretary. 4&.s.&
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-09

PROPOSALS, 10 triplicate, Win s. received q
this office until II Z. a ,As{ u, 1904 for furnsh
mencing July j, 1904. as may be required Il
Forts Assinniboine. Harrison, Keogh and MiS.
soula, Mont, Fort Lincoln, n. D., Fort Yellow
stone, Wyo and Ct. Paul, Fort Smelling, Min
neapolis and Duluth, Mimi, Information furn-
ished ON application here, or to Qusrtermasters
at the several posts named. q. 8. reserves the
right e secept or reject any q al proposals or
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14

Farmers, bring W your cegs ans
Lu,,cr. Cash " trade.
NJ. CorHrR
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BIG METEOR
When Hit With Hammer Il Rings
Like A Bell.

The sixty-ton mcteorite brought
by Explorer Robert +. Peary from
the Arctic regions and which has
lain for the last seven years in the
Brooklyn navy yard, was taken to.
day TO the Museum Of Natural His
tory, Manhattan. The huge mas
was carried across the river on a
wrccking boat and from the dock to
the museum on one Of the strong
est trucks ever built, and drawn by
thirty-six horses.
The metcoritc, which is composed
Of a mass Of nickel, iron and car
bon, is 10 feet long, 3 feet in diam
etcr and 6 feet in height. When
struck with u hammer it rings like
u hell, ands according TO a legend
Of the Eskimos, il is Of the female
sex.
Lieutenant Peary found the me.
teorite at the head oi Melville Bay,
east Of Davis strait, and brought il
10 this country because Il IL. scion.
tifc value. II is one oi three known
To the Eskimo as the woman, tn,
dog and the tent.
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A NEW FIRM !!

Having bought the entire stock
II general merchandise at Cmync.
vile irum joel Dcloc, We earnestly
solicit your patronage and We arr
prepared To give you bargains in
this stock.
This stock must ~ as We must
have the spacc for newer gools, ri
call and ~ n.
We will give you the highest
market pric. Tor YOUR prslucc.
YOU will find Frank norroh vvcl
rady to wait upon YOU.
Call and scc rs. Yours ever,
JAs. T. CANADA.
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Wanted.

SPINAL RrrRnENrAuvr In this
county and adjoining territories, to
represent aud advertise an old g..
mblishcl business house " solid,
financial standing. Salary s2l
weekly, with Expenses advanced
each Monday by check direct from
headquarters. llorsc and buggy
furnished when necessary; position
permanent Address Blew Bros.
& Co., Dept A, Monon Bldg,
Chicago, IN. l2.6w
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SmalIreY Near Fishlrap.

Two children " John johnson
have smallpox a, the home VI their
grandfather. narwhai /. called the
the Fishimp iorl, in thi. county.
The father II the children has en-.
ploymcnt a, Cairo, H.. and lvcjm.
ing IN there the children has en-.
ploymcn, ut Cairo, H., and hccou,.
ing IN ihcrc the children were ear.
ricd to visit him by their GRANDPA.
Their. II developed that the sick
man had smallpox and the children
contracted the disease from him
and broke cut after returning home
The eases arr bcing watched ant
no further ou,hrak Is feared
Providence Enterprise.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14

Give us Your Orders for Job Printing
and YOU will receive the Best Grade oil
work al moderate price.
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Broke Into Ms House.

:. H. Quinn. Il Cavyndi.h, Vt,
va. roblcl Il his customary health
lg n0sioi " Chronic ConsiipO.
ton. When DR.. Kings New Life
Pills broke into his house, hi,
trouble was arrested and now he.
entirely curd, They're guaran.
iccd to cure, Pc at HNNn' drug
stnrp
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14

BARGAlN-Farm containing
100 acres 2i.2 miles north IT
Hampton. Livingston county, for
sale. Good farm. lays well and on
public mad, Pricc 600, cash sio0,
balance ON terms tn suit purchaser.
Cali and see usor write to THr Rp'.
uRn. Marion. Ny. II
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SPLIT C0MING
The Democratic Party VIII Go
10 Pieces Alter the Election
is Over.
S0UTHERNERS COMPLAINING

Southern Democrats are COM
planning that the Northern wing Of
the party is not carrying out its
pirt of the agreement made before
the 81. Louis convention to secure
the nomination Of Judge Parker.
The disappointment and resent.
mcnt II the Southcrncrs bids fair
n hcomc Of serious historical i'm.
poriancc. II the Northcrncrs do
not show enough strength to make
good fight and unite the factions
the control will SWING hack 10 the
South and the Northern radicals.
lfthc Parkcritcs are strong enough
10 retain control of the party then
tl, radicals and many II the
Southcncr will seek some new
political home.
PROFESSIONALLY very large part
~ 90, Democratic party is not scri.
uu-Iy interested in what Is going on
iur doe present national ticket.
The Democratic canvass i h..
coming absurd The campaign
duub,lc.. will liycn up a biz later
ou. hut the interest in Parker even
hy ,ho-c who assisted in nominating
mm BE- becoming ~ feeble that il !,
difficult ,o even guc-- Il something
which will really arouse the phi.
u.lu..
90, Democrats chccrcd Mp d
,rHr when y. Cody llcrrick vu'
nominated iu the state II N,u
York. hut this only lasted thirty.
ia hour. The advantage which
N, Democrats have ou account 81
ihr Ii.,ms, Ia Odcll o., this tim,
b. mur, than made up hy Oh,
strength Il Roosevelt andthc swim
ms strength 81 RcpubI.oui-m u
ih Empire state
80 uf thi. make. to- suu,hcm0r
vy angry senators Daniel 900,
Martin. Il Virginia. called iogrih,r
atV day. ago to find uut what va
.mg dome az headquarters The,
"ul the routine preparation. io
thr canvas. in fairly good SHAPE -
hra. they could -ce, bat cyprc..,,
t..r auawm,ut hnu.r Toe iu
auuor. which Il had locn elaine,
would b, lork IT rark,rvcr doiul
uHHug
Various explanation. were given
m .l uui take them bong T.
Baum i.a' ihr men vhov,r prom
i.Is much m n., Parker $50
mmtdarr uuv doing aims,
ufNug The men whowrr cIam
.mg ior thr defeat Il Roosevelt no
ua guI,il, gymg him assistance
Naturally. they demanded O
iruV OBJ, au.c II tm. chang
lyLap. they vcr frankly iull, lu
tI,y we're the writer !. uo, In
hmvl. They made Sigh, ,iior
q" wuoal ih,ir ralimtion that III
South had lvu huuilvinkcl.
For well, and vcck lyiorc III
domination agent. 81 Parker VEL
ihr ugh ,ly SOUTH saying tia, p,v
,riul interests opposed To R,"scvc
tml,rst. which had aidcl IN N
election ON 'Kmlryl had combine
io defeat Roosevelt with Parker.
Thi. meant money In pruiusio
aud INFLUENCE ui the most Ppwcri'
kui They ven also assured ih'
mlo.. Parker was nominated the
Interest. could not L. dcPgndg
uI"u
Ih,w vcv a guvl many thin
1l'ui che prgmm which the Sou'
dti uu, like. Tut the State lcadc
,u'mil,cd asa matter oicNPricuc
Ih,y saw nothing lyitcr. NJ
uauy " them icl, that, win ~ l''
wusiug campaign with plenty
mooney would h. a r'od stimulaI
ht the party
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