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Sabcas Corpus MinOerIabriae.

29t. Sapitcl. a
Cine Mite 5um AiOcrrnic Hno Der W.eocrau.
naBmc nit Nmcnocncnten oef 1S. NIB.
iMnitts bcs AZ. NrtiiclS Der uaacmcincu
bftrntiihieu @cicget bettteIt r0nbcns Gors
pms" t%lHtcrtitcl rSerinBrru III Se5u9 auf
NinbcrjnBrigc".
I. WbfCbntit. IS fi bon Der nuocmcincn Sc
ictpcbnrg bon WiarDlnno oeriilgt. onb oer is.
glbi6uitt ocs AZ. Nrtifcls Der alacmcimcn
piicntlitber @cicBc bon Winrblnllo, Sitel r6d'
bcus Corpus, l~lntcrtitcl nNerinbrcn 1T ge8u1
ulf Wtinocri0brige." bierinit iuiocrrliteu mn 70
lpicecr allBcnommeIl fct, oaB IS, pte totgt,
luatct:
mcnt CT ubne gcb0riac Yilc9e mo @u1itdt in.
elmer SugcIossinitHlt fir 9sflcgc uno 9tlttiid1t
~iibcrlpicicn meroell, Sin 0tinocridbriger lontllt
inter oiefe 8ciiimtHlngen, fpern CT obite llniers
innIt oOer Slitiibt iii o6cr BON icincn Gitcrir
uoer RfIegceIter1 berrudlnfiigt lIlo ItiBbdnpelt
uocr lueni inl6e 9ltern poer RtlegecltcrlI Ilfbt
i'm Sianbe iino, 0ebotta ny ibn ~ iorgeeiL oser
ole lliugebIna iolder WiiIoeridbrigcr 70 gef1br'
lid oocr oerfpWlten aelporoen limo, oaB gas
sSoblcrgcpeIl Der beireffenoen Wttnocridbrtpcn l5'
lpubl, ais her 6rieoe lno ole @eieuib1tfss
Sromiig cine iolhe Sertilguitp ilbcr ben Willl'
octiibrtgen ertorocrl. Gin be1InnoigleS c9es
ribt, Gin ,Ribter o%eiielben, elm 6rteoeneridier
fnnnell Wttnocri1brt9c, ipclde .llllter olele Htll'
bril- fallen, elmer Sitaefioa 9tItiinlt ilherfpeteh,
ipclfc inter ocn @eieBe1 oeS StnnteS Mtdr1s
lGno inoorpurirt III, mo BARN hebdltelt lpcroetl,
lulpuhi, ais mic WlioCbcu, uits9eilonlnien, lpelllt
oicielbel lrci ans oct gInftall e~ltldlteii, ipereel
uber in lebercifHtilnnliitn INIT oelll gcieeitHen
@unq, ltuo lolbe @eridlt2henHtie fnfltieli lnftDe
Mlin6eridbriee auf einet 9ditbeie9l bin npr aib
brifgen lniicn. meuit etn iolber D'tn6ertdbfiae
eeUrnht pcroeIl fam noer obIte oelilelbeH 5lt9e'
ucn IN. poer bic ltnrtattoe dHoerer 9tatnr itHo,
Sab bon eiuem Saitbcfebl ahitano 9cnomt6ER
iperhcn fam; uno ale Geridte oher slennttsiL.
iueI6e inter ocn Borfebnl9et olcies abiblitfH5
banoeIn, iino nit allen 8eiunlfet ausgeltntEt,
Mn bic bier anpeiiDrten BefugniHe als5uiA'
rct.
9. Nbibnitt. llno IS lei fcritcr bcrorefst.
= 4 ri x.-. N,N,,,,, hr,r ~ -. ~.
in 6rdif treteit foil.
9cHcbmist am 7. Iprtl 1904.
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ilntcrrtdt tiir 5anbtummr.

NupllCl @1gs
sine Wife, 9upitcf az nes GpncE Der stnae.
Etcinen etaatSgeicee, bctitrIt nSefien,li.
der llnterridlt" 80 amcnotrcn onrdl 9in'
%tcrtitel IS dnlbcindl," iuclfe aiS abihuitt
139, 40, III nnmcrirt iucroen nno bent
Ipldnitt 1873 ioiaen ioncn:
1. NbiConiit. - IS miro bicrinlt bon Der Sc
lctgrbutg polt WinrDInIo ocrOrbnet, oub bic
tol9clloclI Nhihnitie Dem glrtifel n oc5 6poer
Der AllaeqIeineIl Slnntsaelebe b%ettteit rSei;
t%clltlid1cr unicrridt." inter Dem llUicrtiicI
nS6nibeinb." .~5ugeiiiai pcrbe uno 6icrourd
5igcil9t in. Sicfe gbidnitie Iollet benz Sb,
itntii 1873 iel1en uno Sbf0uitt 139, 140, 141
1870. : SnB icoes ainb I'M sutcr bon ddt
bis ~lcdsjcbn |G6rcr, oeiicn @eGGr 70 maugels
bait IT. DAB eS ole jficutlidcl 9diiIctl Mot
G6i Dionaicr ocS S6nifaGrcs bcilidci lou,
ooer es foritte oclll b%eluieIen perbeit. onb ous
Ilno lrqenomo nroers rcgelIrGBiacn guten
bait in Glen Sdcbern. bic eep6buIi6 Ginocrn
o~eilelben Iltcrs IN oet ~bciagtelt ofientlidbeu
Gdtnlcl 9elcbrt %luerocn. Der Superintendent
ooer Nrin5ipai elmer Sbnle I'm. Gaithe, .ooer
Ycrioneit. Die in Gc13rtger 9setie bon einem
lrtleil GuperintcnoenteH ODER Prtfi5ipuI alis
tortlirt ptrocit ioIlcn has Jiebt bubelt, 5niic
bon notbtpctoigcr Nbtpcienbeit ibrcr einges
lbricbeuen Sbiilcr ~ cntihulbieen; es luiro
tcr1cr pcruroiet, baB Die Nori6ritten oieieS
9lbidnitlcs nlif fem 0ino. oeicn ~aciitiaer oocr
1lnterri6t, iuie obcll bcfdlricben. ais unprnf'
tito nocr i%ttlDtbtg erihet1et luten, ,Arllpeiis
Dung bGbeli ioiicn. 5eoe 9erton, bic Elm vino
i'm sitter bon abt bis feobs3ebn Sabren inter
ibrer Sbbnt bat, fna barnuf tcbeiI. buB iolhes
Iito Die S1ule befibt oocr ben tlrlierri6t ~
Udlt. Der IN oteicni slbf9nitt boraeI6riebet ".
ITO. .-Sr9ero cine 8eriun. Weide Gin fols
Dies Slim inter ibrer .Cbbnt bat, lno iuelbe
ncridnult. sen g;pri6riften oes oorberqebetoeiI
gbfdnittes natb6uIoulntelt. inadt iib eilteSSer.
eebeilo i0ulhia nm fol- nit elmer Siraie bon
iitnt Dollars fir ieoe nebertrctlite beltratf
,ueroeit.
III. - Sracno cine @erfoit, peIhe irecrb
Gin taibe5 aino oa5u p~erleitct. odB ic ooer sr
uneeietllh por bcr S6ule fcrrt bleibt. roct
oulieIhe bcfhdftiqt pocr bebcrbergt i~pdbrero
bes llnterrints In ibter ODER fclner S6lile
mn6t iidl zines &ereebens f6uloia u1o, fol-
init Mot rlebr, iute iitnliie Dollars beliratf
fperoeu.
8esianbist am I. slpr;I 1904.
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gpui.Vertaufer.aieen

gS. &apttel.
Gtnc Afte fir ben @ibcrrui nns bic Iicosr.
tniIattlsFnns ess Is: M9idmttts Sem INT
aeIese, gitei ,,6abeas GUrpnS," ttntertitcl
,,gsrinhreu In Se5ns AMI Miuoeridbrtge,"
ipic iuider burn etre Nfte upt 1900, BOG.
Sapitef, auaruommcn Wnroe.
I. Ibihniit. @s piro bon Der 0iurnldroer
Stnatspeiebacbina pertiint, oab Der 1S. sb'
thnttt bonn ~. Iriifcl hes 9oocr Der dupe,
~tneinen Siantsaefebe, 1iteI o6nbeas Corpus. F."
u~ntertiteI rSerfnbren in Bc5ug nnf Winper'
idhriee. iuie ioIder onrh cine site bon 1900,
BOG. 3upiteI. dnaenomriefi iplirne. bieritit pis
nerrufen nlo, pie liadioleeHo ~inuteno, ipienef
tn 1raft gefett meroe:
is. sbf6nitt. Sin Minoeriihrieer fam Der
Norfurae uuo SorinunofdnIt zines Snitituis
lnr Die Sueelio iiberpiefeu Wsrpen
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rihtin nuneoeho,v 2tllc uLl NErSSt, SIttee -,
S3Io{EtttB \, TnsvSeSel " mn oHB G,Cl29le 9lle oCt
SIfts it1Gs'''i ipG IES SIttnn9 pni im cnr I,GleI'issn
@cucrnI 9tuuaIt arr p'V No., E3igfggyyiti ibIIIo bciiimimTt
purocn. o' S'''U'
Hbluin glorFsfh g,rrcrreur
epeneer Is SaS, VVH'''''"'
"S%~SPSSc,+ hcs Sruatcs.
Ocurge ~. enrrSnu'" "
SSHvy"otnIr 5ss lIuterbnuTes.
gtpJrrt spns eHgNt, asa Eruntrs.
q. 4. sinith, S5htif y TTe or 'Scs Iintcrbaitfes
N9eIG'"
~ SaEitdre gar0icrsNciAnisc,
22G. 9apitrl.
sine Atte sur HcaulirurG ors g0rbieracih1ftc5
IN Situate 0larnlGuo, iur GrridtHng ctuCr
gebtroe Der gnrbtctsG ramiuntnrrn, fir
Sprtdlriften fir bic characterization uUI
standardization NM iHr @Orifriitcu sur
Scitrnfunn Der tebcrfrcter soerie1tcu.
/. Hbf6Httt. GS lpfTb uthl' hrr ScfcbQcbunN
BON WinrOluHp bCrurhntt o0G 0er Suupcrnclr
luncrbalh hrci6iQ 3uaer ,tRh ner gln1ubme ole
les C6CicbcS cine VGrbicr FriifmOsbcbOroc titr
Den Staat WiurBluio crneuict fol-. Sic DC
bdr6e fol- ans nrci NifGItthtrn ucitcbcn, 8luci
9~srlelocll loagiI 9nrbierQchilicll nrlo clner Der
ltloel! Gun NeltBer ctltCs gurblctlclbllic9 lellL
il4o lcSer o%erlelhcit fol- 3mcl Iuhrc bonn 2GNc
lelicr Srneitllltng an oiCucl, dasIeiotllttclI I'm
pHut oSt .Sthcliilln8 8llW gIaluleit eIIler va
lnll5. Nclile. Scriuu iul 5r grucnllllil0 ais
Y.tIlt9tlco olclcr Vebdroe ucrcdtl9t letlI. lpenll
oleleloe llldht iltnocitcn5 ole lcGicIt mn HHbrc
lii!ltlIterbrobcn ais @arblCr III oIctcIH Gtautc
t3atlq mar.
:. Ihldnttt. Stc bCidGtc 70 cTlnTlrlte Ncboroc
nm ocrcn 9IadipIQcr folcl inter Dem yiGmcn
ugurbtcrsEr Nr4 StuuteS lfQrNs
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@Cruuniummnuna ors gcIgtitCls uun gunSS
1913. Gapitcl.
Cine Nttc sur @iiltinmadunq uuu gpnmndtcn,
SHputtctct, tic0crtruaunqs /. gunbs nm
@crtnutsurtuHbcu, bic in Der Nuerfcnuuu1
uoCr GeimciHiauug fc9lcrhnit limb.

%crtnnfenrtunberl, bic III Der &UertcHuuHl
Oorr SetdciHtgnng fcbtcrhnit limb.
i. HhidDultt. 60 Sci cs pcrurOnct bon hCr
StautsaCctNgbltnG NidrNidHo's, bab Nblc6uitt 3
Der gfte Der StaatSGefcBgcbiHg bon WIurOluno,
Sl$luig 1900, beiitClt gGiHe 9titc 6ur 8iiliiW
mubHHg bon S~Oumubten, &Opot6cleu, ucbcrs
tra0utas (oHhS mo Scrtnuf5urfmnocit, bic in
ncr gulcrlcnru1lg uoer @efdeiniQuu0 fcbIerbuft
iiHh," bicrrttt luthcrrufcl mo luiCbCr umtcr fol-
gctloCm &Grtiult nl9eHonlulct iGi:
So. - Nlle SounlndbtCn. 9Op0t6cien, 9lltfbes
bltlHc1. llcbcrtruaungs-Nouhs, &criuufSurfuus
ben, WIubiliGraSDpoibeien lHo ate un6ercn lie
hcrtrdqunGcH non @rItnos oocr pcriBmli6cm Be
ltBtblm oocr bon trGcHo ciHCm gtnibeiI an Ocnls
letoell. irclhc llad Der glnnabmc Der SlItc Der
StdutsaciceachuHg bon WiurDlunb, gttacbeibCt
IN ocr Nnuuars St6ulg 1858, &upttcl POS. III
Dem StnGit dus1eilort, utIerfamlt rito proios
iuutrt iuuror, lino ole nidt gcmd6 0Cu Siir 3ctt
Der IItcrlenltltl9 bciicbeuocu ScfcBen nncrtunlt
tUarell, nocr IN heHcII Observation-Disclosures Gcrtiits
lat Iibt bic n9rgcidricbeue Surmcl bat, ooer
iii nCltclt oer ~ptii5icuc Gbaruftcr bcs BcnmteIt.
Der oic, Gncrictni1lG cniacgclt fdbnl. iiiht aes
l~ctutdBtg bcidctntqt 1T. ooer lucu1l bic ucbers
trngun9 Itdt, iptc qcicbli6 nurgcfdrichcl, oon
Scn0clt bclbeilltGt III, ltno blcrlHIt tilr ale g5s
iNbicit illo Hpcdc rcdliaqiilttG aCnnbt. ais
lpcril oicie lchcrtr10ulla genldR ocnl @efcte
ancrlaltltt, beibctntat mo bc5cigt gcluciciI
pdrc.
?. 9lbf6nitt. - llno fct cS fcrncr berur6nct.
oGB oicic elite pont Idgc tbrcr sl1labule all III
@crcbmiqt am %. Oldr3 1904.
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,Ingemcinc StaotsQCicbc.


4nHapoIts, MO. int Mai 1904.
&ir begIaubigcn b@icrbrrb. Dab ole Ocrf6ie.
oencn bicrrG@ georadtcn sutc ocr Gcfebses
bunG Genoue 9r6i6riIten Der ucrfd icocueu afte
limo, uuo oab oas 9atum Der @%cucbmigune
cincr ic6ct foI0cn glne onl @une o|erfeIbcu
rinii9 gnge1e9eit III. nn6 6gB bcinBte ,SGtc ocr
@SelcBgc9ung Der Sftnn0 pnn 1904 bicieni9cn
Ille llIiS; lpelbe BON CSuuucrlcur mo ocm
ipurocH.
shiuin sSnrfelo, goubcrncur.
opener Is. Sunss,
9rdfocnt Dcs Scnates;
Veorge y. gucr6urt,
Sprcder oFs Uncertainties;
MP1ert Npf, eclrctir os5, Ecnutes;
p \. Srtitb, 96ef.Gleti pes llrlterbaltes.
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YGiic! TaKe!
sur Ieiie iu's TnsIanS beiurat 6.
&ainc, @r. All, st. Scul-S trake.
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stpar benz ber3eitigen 5iiriten, bcIen
rno beTfen 8ormiinber. Gr erz
Elm 4lter BON 80 Sd6ren.
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10, glhI6niit. 49, Qefugie Yriifingsbcb6rbe
lou Sie SollIqaGt bubci, ireeto ell llaiSr bic
rid 3uIebnlcn ipcgcr 10 llebertlbrislB cirte3
8erbrebehe; (H) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lrl1s
lcnbeii ie6s 0iounie uimittclbdr Dor Der
Rt%ii9il3n!Sis erbobcnsn AnIIaae; a. ioialcr
gcifeIlnipie ooer irGruo eiieS BON etnem Var
bier gebrdudten artitcls, wclfer, aeei9iet I'll,
H mgldleed Staqi3sttcrt a. Serpf StM ID IS p,fS
irnelo etllcs Neriiiifate5 Der .Beltper .~oellelhcu
l3riitlt6 iiber bic sHfbnibtglin9. noer Nlls
l0nlol9ul9ell 9cgeG !bn bef19ri0ti9t iperoeu
lou, NH iull an cinem in bela4tep 9eptti lpei
blli6irleii I!aqe ufo Rlate inilloeliens 3elii 3ns
&C nab hciH Wbliclcrn ~oerfel6eit etii olielltltbes
Setb6r uMp aopue @eleeerbeli baneily ~, ietnen
@anlict NnsfdBen ~ pro6ilstrti ano Gle Seis
Reri6r, berrh Gcriiiiint auf bitfe @sife luiber.
riilell murine, lam nntn glAlqtH Ipoi} Srel NO
nlien ulll Srneucrnn9 oeneibsiL IlHR1nuen. mo
metle. oah Die llnflhiefeit nittaehori pat, BON
Ntiicil 9eipdhrt lperbeiI.
II. slhibniti. 49, Sic Bcb6roe lou al pecr
oot Dem 1. Scicm6cr eiite5 ieoei .In1rcs hetnt
siaGlNGoniroleir einen Nerihi hoer ole yin.
nm, iiber Den Meit IN cen Sdtoeil oes Smny.
nleulers Der hciaqtcH Webnroe 6hl9lliHeh nllt
slteIt auslpetle iibcr ben III nsIi Snmeen neS
uelupIeH Smnbnictlters al ACKNOWLEDGEMENT notu'
menoiaen @etrnac fit bic Nusannen pes neGt'las
nenoen Nn1res etrreihcf. Der epnlloient lou
eaTaul BIN III ieinem Siiredii eineI S2ian,
.mlaa iher ben bon folobem Reite iioippenotuen
Fetraee. Der iilr ben bieriri 6unor nline9eOener
Sped IN oen 9unoen ser befngfefi Sepnroe pet'
uletneH inllR ulifdrbeiten mo nil,tiutstiss. ~
n %S,'n SS t6 y ~ Is,I goh ne, Der belaststs t bsfSSa0iI on mn
iino neqnErtt sbes betnaten tltbetfdnlnes nun
eol ben Saameiiter Ser beioeieii a~SsebprSe III
oie Staataidhe .ae5ablt iperafits llI ,a.s So
ELS sYptVlulillh Won bent BerllIl S.ass ~.
plltnil6iH6laits ipte bterin noraetghtienel ~
l~tnfiflfeii NsttalieoeS Der EtautssBrliinHsS,Ses
noroe nesr zines @sitaIiehes Der l1isr VII ~
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
WEINSEIMtR ON TRIAL
FOR ENLIGHTENMENT 7

New York, Oct 13.-ln startling de
tail the story of the alleged extortion
Of S2,7OO from George J. Essig. a
Brooklyn plumber. by Philip Vein
semer, former president OF the Build
ing Trades alliance, was told at the
trial of the labor leader before Judge
Newburger in special sessions.
Testifying for the prosecution. Es.
sig emphatically asserted that Wen.
nelmer had decreed that no work could
be done on the Chatsworth apartment
house, Seventy street and Riv-
erside drive, until payment Of $1,000
In cash had been made. and notes Civ
en- to him for 81. 700 Essig swore that
this arbitrary demand was met in full,
and the notes in question were sub
mitted in court.
Weinseimer was visibly distressed by
Essig's testimony. At first when the
contractor said he would tell the story
without reserve Weinseimer smiled as
If in derision, but as Essig quietly en-
tered on his story the prisoner broke
into a heavy sweat and shifted nerv-
ously in his seat
"IIe told me" said Essig,, that moth
ing in the building line could be done
without his permission and that he was
not fool like Sam Parks and that no
checks nor notes would be found on
him. He said he wanted the cash or
no building would go on.
'IIe told me he was not labor lead
er for his health and that and every
other builder would have to pay him
before we could do any work"
Esslg said that he paid Weinseimer
$1,000 on Dec. 81 and that his men
who had been on strike returned to
work on the morning Of that day, after
the 81 900 had been paid
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
.CHURCHMEN DIVIDED
ON DIVORCE QUESTION

Boston, oct ia marked division
Of sentiment regarding the proposal to
prevent the remarriage Of the innocent
party to a divorce during the life Of
the former developed at the session OF
the house of deputies Of the Episcopal
general convention. The house, sitting
as a committee Of the whole. discussed
the issue all day, and many vehement
addresses were made by both sides.
Several prominent delegates ex-
pressed the opinion that in view of the
great difference Of opinion the present
convention would not act on the mat
ter. but would. like its predecessor, re-
fer the problem to the next trienniaI
conference.
Rev. ID. Talbot Rogers Of Fond du
Lac. Wis: Rev Il. A. Larrabee of Chi
cago. Rev. Robert Ritchie of Philadel-
phia and other leaders of the high
church party spoke strongly in favor
Of the proposed legislation. Or. +. w
Clampett Of san Francisco. Rev. Or. l.
o. Kinsolving Of Brooklyn and some
southern deputies opposed a change in
the canon.
The house of bishops presented the
archbishop OF Canterbury with a silver
loving cup The English primate will
sail for England tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
LIcEN APPLIcATIoNs.

notice.. JAMES J. xERRIGAN, the
tenant and occupant of the house situ-
ated in School district No. As, New Castle
hundred, in the city OF New Castle, coun-
ty Of New Castle and State Of Delaware.
in compliance with the requirements of
the acts of the General Assembly in such
case made and provided. do hereby give
notice that / shall apply in writing to the
Court Of General Sessions of the State of
Delaware. in and for New Castle county,
on Monday, the 2lst day OF November
1904 being the next term Of said court,
for al license for said house as an inn OF
tavern, for the sale therein of intoxicat-
ing liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk ON the premises. and
the following respectable citizens OF said
school district. at least six OF whom are
substantial freeholders of said district
recommend the said application. viz
William O'Connor, John Thompson.
T.. l.. Chase. John j. Gallagher,
Il. r. EllSinton. Peter Toner,
Chas. n Shearer. Peter Joyce.
John j. Sheridan, r. w. Sheppard.
Frank w. King, Louis II. Duncan.
John Duncan. Andrew NJ. Gallagh
Harry McNaley. James Shaw
octls-st JAMES J. KERRIGAN.
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
Fatal Loop the Loon Aoeid,nt

Hagerstown, Md. Oct. 13.-Thomas
Goode, aged forty years. Of Paterson.
\. j.. was almost instantly killed and
four others, including Roy Baouff and
Goodman Welsh Of this city and Her
man Mitsal and Charles Yessler of
York, Pa. were injured in loop the
loop accident at the Hagerstown fair.
The top loop had Just been erected and
tesSed. Two cars each containing a
passenger. were. sent around The
mechanism was found to be in good
condition. The car jumped the track
and the passengers were hurled TO the
ground They were taken to the hos
pital and Goode was dead on his ar
rival there
Evening journal., 1904-10-13

FOR sALE.-A farm containing AZ acres
of which 20 acres are woodland located
on the road leading from Johnson's Corner
TO Beaver Valley. Also a small farm OF
Z acres on the Wilmington road one-quart-
er mile from Johnson's Corner. Apply to
Mrs. Henry c. Hinkson, Brandywine sum-
mit Pa. Route No. 2. oct1O-6t
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
A STALWART TICKET
Wisconsin Republican Faction
Decides to Carry Its Fight
to the Polls.
WITHDRAWAL PLAN OPPOSED

Protraoted Meeting Held In Milwaukee
Decides, Contrary to Senator Spoon
er's Wishes, TO Continue Opposition
to la Follettes Leadership-Sohofield
TO Issue a Statement.
Milwaukee. Wis. Oct. 13-The ma
tional Republican (stalwarD state
ticket, headed by former Governor Ed
ward Scofeid. will remain in the field.
This was decided after a protracted
meeting Of leading stalwarts from ev-
cry part Of the state when the ques-
ton OF Withdrawing the ticket came
up for discussion.
Senator Spooner was one Of the first
speakers TO give his views on the sub
ject. and il is understood he was in
favor of Withdrawing the ticket in the
interest of the national and congress
sional tickets.
Before the meeting adjourned a res
olution was passed unanimously in ia
vor Of the ticket being kept in the field.
Former Governor Scofeld when seen
after the conference expressed himself
as being satisfied with the conclusions
reached by the conference. Mr. SEQ
Geld said he would issue a statement.
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
Rhode IsIand Nomlnatlons.

Providence, II. l., Oct. 13.- George
II. Utter OF Westerly, lieutenant gov
ernor of Rhode Island, was unanimous
ly nominated for governor at the Re
publican state convention held in this
city, and the remainder Of the state
ticket also was chosen without contest.
Frederick II. Jackson OF Providence
was nominated for lieutenant governor,
Charles II. Bennett Of Providence for
secretary Of state. William B. Green
ough Of Providence for attorney gen
eral, and Walter A. Read OF Glouces-
ter was renomlnated for general treas.
urer.
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
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NavaI conferenee a. white Hous

Washington. Oct. 13.-An informal
conference was held at the White
House al which the president, Sir VIII.
liam White. r. ". retired. and former.
ly chief constructor of the British
navy: Secretary Morton, Admiral Dew
ey, Rear Admiral Converse. chief OF
the bureau OF navigation; Rear Ad
miral CapPs. chief constructor of tn,
navy, and Rear Admirals Evans anC
Fred Rodgers discussed naval architec
ture with special reference TO the
American navy. The conference was
called by the president. 10 whom Sec
retary Morton had presented Sir VIII
liam earlier in the day
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
Riots In chio.oo striLe.

Chicago, Oct 13.-R Rioting occurred
in, connection with a strike of baggage
wagon drivers employed by the Frank
Il. Scott Transfer company Attacks
on wagons were repulsed by a squad
Of policemen at the barns Of the com
pany in Wabash avenue and by a force
Of private detectives employed to pa.
troll the district.
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nn

Ossinmg. y. y. Oct ia Edwin O..
Quigley. once a Wall street banker.
who ten years ago pleaded guilty to
forgeries amounting TO S320.000 be
fore Recorder Goff in New York city
and who was sentenced TO fifteen years
and six months Imprisonment in Sing
Sing prison, has been released. having
earned full commutation by good be
havior He has been known as the
model prisoner Of Sing Sing"
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
R,,rstinn steam Pine Fatal.

Chicago. Oct. 13.-Chris Larsen. a
steamftter, was killed and Frederick
Diamond. an engineer and James
Woods. a fireman. were fatally injured
by the bursting of n steam pipe i'm the
Hampton apartment building at Thir.
ty-ninth street and Langley avenue.
Two others were severely scalded.
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
Herriok and Harrison In Buffalo.

Buffalo, oct 13.-The Democratic
state campaign in Buffalo opened last
night with a mass meeting at Conven-
tion han. The Democratic candidates,
ID. Cady Herrick, nominee for govern
or; Francis Burton Harrison. nominee
for lieutenant governor, and John Gun
ucen. nominee for attorney general and
Edward NJ. Grout, comptroller of New
York city, were the speakers
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
Rrvan,s Indiana ronr.

indianapolis, Ind. Oct 13.-Every
available inch Of floor space in Tom
linson hall was crowded last night dur
ing the political meeting which mark
cd the close Of the first day of William
j. Bryan's tour of Indiana. Mr., Bry-
an arrived in indianapolis in a special
train. having spoken at Rockville,
Needersburg and Crawfordsyille en-
route from Terre Haute.
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
Msetina Of Suffrage LEAGUE.

In Ezion Church, Ninth aud French
streets, a meeting Of the Citizens suf-
frage League was held last evening
Lyon, United States minister to Liber-
Ga. The meeting was presided over by
Or. J. II. stubbs, and the attendance
was large
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
zanowiIrs Mission to America.

London. Oct. 13.--lsrael zangwill, the
critic and author. sailed from Liver
pool for New York on board the White
Star line steamer Teutonic. 1t is Mr..
Zangwill's purpose to seek to enlist
the sympathy OF wealthy New York
ers in the proposed establishment OF
the Jewish colony IN East Afriaa-
Evening journal., 1904-10-13

WANTED. An apprentice to learn mill
linery. 4O2 King st. octlO-5t
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rrain nsraiIsa, six Hurt.

Washington. Oct. 49, - Westbound
train No. 9. the Pittsburg express on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad leav-
ing Washington at 9:15 p. m, was part
iy derailed at Garrett Park, Md. Six
persons were slightly injured. The
accident was caused by broken rail.
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
EaIrbanks cIosas Iowa TrIp.

Davenport, Ia. Oct 13. - with
speech at the Turner Opera House in
this city senator Fairbanks concluded
his tour of this state He spoke dur
ing the day at Des Molnes. Colfax
Newton, Kellogg Grinnell. Brooklyn.
Marengo. Iowa City. West Liberty and
Durant, ali in this state,
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
Mnvnr harrlson sees Parker.

New York. Oct 13.-Carter II. Har-
rison. mayor Of Chicago. called on
Judge Parker here and conferred with
him concerning political affairs in I'LL
nois. Wisconsin and Indiana. Judge
Parker returns to Esopus today and
will come to New York again on Mon.
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