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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03
On (kikke(ia 1tlano oo en- quo
fry9tt9 Ho.
Mf Geo. q. &eef.

Gn al Sc @egipenbeoer, ser fal1
faa Ell guoirp9tig @ano til at for,
banbe bele 8erbe1, eller BOG 6c11 bele
9pre=&er6en, Den6te / S%anespille I
forrige l1ge. @n TorretningSma11o,
iom ri alle fier10e, tog Zig / Sirs6ag
Morgen en- @po6iertur ne6 a6 Mon=
terep til, for at npoe %9eaturenS
Sfjgnbeo og fao liot @ppetit til
6rofoit. San ct cit Manb paa ca.
$50 Y1ur6, ifjgnt ban er iao imioig
og fattcogtig lom Mo9eu, 11oor &a=
turc11 foor 8rl1g for SEN Slogs Secs
ner.
ga fan ipeile6e Jig / Set frpital=
flare @o1ro / 6lo0eu, falot Get bont
ino, at set fl11oe bore be6ogeligt at
toge Jig ct 8o0> og bon flGoer Jig att
lao al, logger fine &lGoer poo Sor=
SEN og bopper 1t6. @nn 6oDoe for
friifet Jig / Sc blonfe Sober nogle
Min1ttter, 6o fans Gre opfalpgeoe cit
full 9pb fra Stron0breo0en. San
ioo Jig ON ng op6ogeoe cit &c. Ser
Dor beifjeftiget meo at joge fine
@orn / Dons &ln0cr. 9e b60 10, at
2ltgten al 9(o6 eller Mo0sler oil foo
enbper SO mes Ell lille Slm1le DIP
6rogelie til at in1tle, robe op / Sor=
ben og brple:: Sffe at ser bar 8[o6
eller Ma0sler ber poo Ste6et; 1augt=
fra. Men @oen bar Jig as offurat
iom ont Ser bar. Mooife Sen funOe
llrgte poa bans &leoer, bpa0 8orti
bon berte til. S bpert Talb, Sen it's
lteote ct 8rpl, ng SEN itore Mo1t0 /
gonoet gift tilbun6s efter 5te11e, iom
6on falteoe poo SEN. Sen bob0e io=
get pel enc Yorn g1el1l1eM pe1 enc
9ufsebel1, og set or0ct @orn gjen=
nem 8ltfsernes breoere Mf6eling, og
bar mt optoget al at tpgge Dons
@fjorte, 6o en- Sten traf Sen paa ct
pmt @teo, og Sen foer aflteo meo BE-
melote Sing / Hetnina al 8Itn6e-
aiplet, bpor oen formentlig bbrte
bjemme, rpitenoe me0 Sopeoet, feer at
bltbe 8nfserne fpit, og t%pggenoe paa
Sflorten, iom ONT 6en bar 6eilig
friif Moif.
Sen ifiiffelige Mono lteg op al
@anoet, nrrmeoe fig @oer og falote:
~&om lille So, Tom title &c." Me11
oo @oen nermere bob6e betragtet
bans b%eipnoerliee @fabelon, itaf Sen
at, og los bam itaa og faloe. gn
Beltrtoelie al Sc frigerife Eanfer,6 ser
arbeioe6e i 6enne eIlers fre6|ommeIi>
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03
Gn &cliigmclic / alle 2ipsalbrc.

Gm &elii9nelic / allc 2ipsalbrc.
Or. &eter's &1trifo ltprfer Barnet,
pe0lige6oloer Wo6ere1rs Sltno6eo og
lfjpl1fer @e0itemo0er rp 2ipsfroft.
@(cm iffc> at Or. Yeter's &1trifo life
er at erbol0e pao Mpotbefer; 6en lnl-
ges 0irefte til ,6orbr1gerne al ipecielt
o%nlotte 2ofolo9e11ter el(er al 6obri=
f%ontcl1> Or. Setter Tobrnep, 112-
III So. @opne Npe.> Gbicogo, Sn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03
man begpnoer mes :nniten i,,tet maa

11'uH Oe9y1'oel !Neo .1p1ten tltleI MQQ
man frpbe fdr man Tan goq.
Seq tror life ieg pe6 nogen @te6,
9ror en- Mono for1 begpn0e mes Ell
lille &apitol og arbejoe Jig op i iaa
Fort Ell Sio lom berneoe. Ser er So
miller, Der loante &eiiepenge til at
fonmne 5erne6 for, og famine Soft er
Ill. ielpltenoige, bar ioor oeres
&coobeS / 5rltgt, npoeligt Sus % Ell
go0 2epepei. 0og, Set bliper MI baar=
oere for Smaafolf at begpnoe, 6o
2onoct tiger og tiger; noele ipaur
at Set pil blipe ICES til 500 Collars
pr. Mcre, bpilfet jog oog pil ie fpr ieg
bill tro Set.
Set er fin 4 Mor li6en settle 2onb
begpnote at blipe taget up. 2ano=
f%pmpoglticr font in6 % ppfjpbtc bele
Nrcaler, 9pilfet Sc lut luort bor
iolgt; Sc for f%orooblet Eriic1 poo
Sonoet fer 8 Mor; iooi11ort Sen npc
clcftrilfc Scr11bor1c bliper frr0ig ON
CIT IS Mool1e6er tpiplcr jog poo
ON 2a11bet bliuer at iao ltbel1 fpr en-
llbllt EriS; Set CT MI ct 5ioSipergs=
moal. Seq for min Hort PM fer at
lc loa mango fon1n1e ber11e0 lom NIT
Zig ba Set CT Ell S%clpfplgc at iao
inart alt CT lolgt pil bort 2on0 blipe
bnr0 set %treoobbeltc.
ST.. Wfortenlc n nupncr 2ipct poo
CIT 6orm; mango tu11fer set n1oa be-
re ct cnli0igt Stu. Seq far prgpet
mongt ct 2eo at tiene 2ipets Spbplo
peo> berejlt eller belpgt 7 forifjellige
2anoe, let forlfiellige Sioer al Sann=
fun6et og ltl1oeret Set, man fan / Ell
8p iltoe og ilgbe fig til &rpbltng
mango @a1rJe for cit us lei Detailing
lepe fine beolte Mor pnf, for bpo6?
Mlt goor mes for at lepe. S11ge1
maole Jig mes en- Garmer; set Ell
mango @onge baar0t at foa begpnot
men far man engo11g fin Tarm I no.
genlltn0e Sr0en, pis mig iaa SET
Man6, ser leber mere uoibengig1
iom Ell Tarmer, Ell Ser leper ct friert
Stu, ct 1un0ere 2ip.
ser / Spoen er life iaa faa 8pfolf
@aonoberfere al olle @logs, ser ba1
fiebt 2anb, 1ogle for flere Mar ii0en
ion1 rejite tilboge efter at babe fipbt
for ii0en l1aar Sc far lparet Sem lto:
Hen9e iammen, at begpnoe at farme
Gem ser er ber It'll, er fommet frem
as uom9rfet. @pao ser tr9ffer mel
6erne6e er, at Der er ingen 8i11ter
ingen Sne, inger1 So; man fat ar
bejoe 9ele Maret ube, gro ct eller an
Set oe II Maaneoer al Moret. Gent
peroturen 9aar fer ont @intere1
ljGl6en b6iere ems 80 @r. S."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

Stroffanger til Serb
5 i r II ing. Sc mel(em Sesl,=
ltitsoeportementet og 2a11obr>rgsoe=
portenentet fgrte 6orbon0linger on
proftilf 6orl9g me6 Stroffonger til
Sorooprfning er MI afilltttet mes Sci
&elultot, at ser mellem Sc to 9epor:
tementer er opnaoet gnig6e0 om a
oobne 6oriGgene ioor mes cit Sir.
bei0sltuf paa Is Mon6, Ser bill blip(
oflenot til Sc Stoten t%ilbprenoe Seigf
al SGroalsifreoet mes set ollerfgrltt
for at s%ao6egpn0e Mfgreftnings= ol
Hlaneringsor6et0e. Set til Np6prf
ming beltemte Mreol a10gjsr omfrin(
$500 Maal. Ser bill ollere6e ioo,
blipe pla11tet 10000 &lorter. Sc
oellen al San6brugsor6et6et bill blipt
fore taaet al @fogforbolter @ins;
neis. Mrbei6sitoffen bill en0bi0ert
blibe leoiaget al ontogelig 8 6ange
pogtere. Wan bar tenft at inoifren.
fe 6oriGgsperio6en for iaor til bgiI
3 og en1 balo Maane6. @oa Mrbei6s.
feltet er allere6e opfgrt en- 8araff,
til 80 Mon1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03
ge Man6s &ierne, ga ban laa @oen

~ ~svu'tp9 VlSllte, w Dull luu StUelt
lpbe bort meo bans Butter, pil6e foa
rtbenoe Mfietning> iiar bbis SEN blep
illnitreret mes 8illeber al en- i11oz
feote 3ulufaffer, beifjeftieet mes at
plnffe 8uobu 8la6e. San iog0e, at
bon bar en guofrpgtig Mo16> ser
oltto bao6e ltrebt at lepe ct NIT 2ib
og fun giere bba6 ser bar retfer=
Digit, men ban bil6e la6e Jig ite11e,
bpiS ban fife biloe lloa bner enelte
So libel, ipm ban berefter mp6te paa
lin Sci.
Set eneite &oen bubbe looet liooe
bar bons sat, &elt, Sfo og Strgm=
per. elsie Sing tog fan poo, % BE-
gop Jig poa Sci efter &ocu. Geten
bar en- al 6isie befien6te forte 8e0=
ltefooer=@elte, lom fun 0nffer oDer
gonlfe libet. @on ip9te at foal1ne /
Sanfc ON Sc ii 8l10> iorn bon fif
2Dlt til at repetere> n1el1 fan fln0e
life fonnle / Sonfer pn1 or0et el16
bette: uSrnf 8elte1 neo".
Sons Ejne lbgte 110 / @orilouter
for at ppbage, on1 ser bar npgel1,
ser figgeoe, % bon fltnoe le, at Eloo,
lcn rr110t ON 8li1toe 81 plet bar Be,
lat meb 6olf al bcgge &jgn. @ol1
toffcoe @in1len, at 0iSle Self ncb
Torlynets urm1logel;ge &isOom bor
blepne blin6e, men bo1S @lG0e for=
po11ole0es til Gorg, ga fam fpru
Sanfer ONT, at 2Grerl1e % 2Urcril1=
oerne poo sllplet bar u%orultebc mes
Set melt f11lofomne Spn.
Ga &ocn bur pes at ren0e us gjel1,
l1em 2e6et poo Marfen gjprbe fan
cit fortpiplet &roftm1 ltrungelie for al
foo Sen tilboge; men set bar forgjG:
pcs; ben leb u.s. oJ / &aleri pil0(
ian gribe mes / i'm 8oglonme eitel
lin Eiitpl, for at ifp6e Zig eli &11glf
for Eon0en; me11 Fan finn 10 lnar,
/ Mtn6e ON, at fam bar bar obet ire
Stremper til Gelt, % fan iotte l(
11eo l1n0er ct SrG for at bg al @rGm
melle Men fgr ban begpn0tc at 81
foer fan op igicn og inbtog cit pp
rejlt Sfilling, paa @rur16 al 1ogl'
llbebageli9be0er, iom Sc / rigeli!
M9ng6e tillteoeb9renbe Mprer bap
Sc poafgrt Dom. Get CT en- lanb Sbi1
for Mprer at %piiitere ct m%e1tnel felig
&Gi en, iom bar tobt fine 8l1f5e'
Wbo6enten set er en- fan eller fen
6e) og bor raabte / 6ortbiplelle efte'
&oen: v&SAo>n lille So, tom lille So
paa SEN melt i%nbimigren6e Moabe
man n%ogenlinoe bor bgrt / Sone5
billie.
&oen ber6te @obebet ON, % Ser
beb greb cit Ternebuif fat / 8uf5er
ne, og bebol6t Sem. Sen ififfelig
Man6 troebe, at bette por ifelge e1
Stprelle frooben, og ban fortreo, a
ban bob6e ban6et. &on lit lin
8ufler poa / en- iao6an 6ort, at SC
lpime6e / bans &ooe6, % netop s.
6oriamlin9en fra Miplet traobte in
/ Sen for 2e6et for at lie, Dbo6 set ia
> for en- beipn6erlig &alp, ser fl1lgt
E @oen bjem, gab Man6en Jig til a
/ lobe til 8pen / @ollop> e%fterlo6en6
F, iin Sfiorte bos &oen.
I Sfiorten. giemmes Dos 6olfen
; poo Miplet. Matoens Sorbo9ltope
. ct brooereoe / @alslinningen, me1
ban oil al6rig fomme og bente sen
Oct enc 9grme ct tpgget al % 6e,
ne6re Gel er blepen noget bullet a
&oens Senoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03
Dr.. Niles Anti.pain Pills.

Ct burtist, Fttert os paalibelist Mibbe1 for 1ps ener
uernss 3ubebpine. Rpsfmerter. Meaoepine. gteufalgia.
9ernp1tet. Srritabilitet, Sponlssbeb. Sist. Setattea.
sSnbebolber bberten Opiuut e1er Rorftu og efterlabsr
iu9en nertute gferoirtnin9er. IS 9pfs Csc. Haa
apotbefer' ener fenbes af ST. MiIeS MebieaI
Co., Glfbart. sSnbiana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

Gen gamle Stortin0s=
lol / 2rouningens @obe / SRI
ltionia, / SEN m,pprerloe 9eporte=
mentsgaaros Miotbpgning blep forle=
SEN efter Snobpbelie al StotsroaS
@il6ol beieet al Stortiugets Meolem=
u1er. 9erne rrpGroige % mi11ore-
oarige cal, bpor Set pp%eroroe11tlige
@torting iamlebes / 1914, % JONI
por Stortingets Samlingslte6 til op
i 1850 More11e, benpttes MI til Nr=
fiprl1m % ier igr9elig bonifjettet 10.
Salen bar 0og enom iin ga1nle Sr1o=
refining meo @enfera0er % @alleri
% forifjelli9t Snpentar. Set CT life
ior tent at re6be SEN ira E6eleggel=
lie, men set er poo bei Sis. 6orbao=
bentlig pil ser III, fra Stortingets
SIDE ltrofs blipe %truffet Sc np6penOi=
&c 6oronltaltninger / ioo Sen ee1be.
Set blep ogioa n1tp0et al ErGli0el1t
Sbnr1ne, bo fan operbrogte Stortin=
acts Me6lemn1er Stotsroo6ers S110=
bp6elie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

= operne til q | c :
un0. Otter &un1o6ning al @a=
lei uno5 Mosiltrot og Tormonolfab
for Sl1ltitsbeporten1el1tet til at frel11=
fonme mes Torl lag til Correcting al
Set re terel0e al Sc til Molei un6 in0=
fom1e Mioler pprGp11t cit &on1ite,
b%eltooel1Oe al 9pfog0 S. &dnne6erg
iom 6orn1ol6, Trgfen Gorlo 8or=
sltob, @p9ningSineofer S. Serge,
ST. Sobon @iort, Stcrt6i11gsmono
Ole 2ongelono, rel. &opellon =.
@lpot Momincfel, elagterraeiter 6.
&osmus Ell, @rosierer Soocbim
&9nl1eberg, 2nrer g. Spt6er mes
S1pppleo1ter for 81. SHORT og Stor=
t%bingsmol1O 2ongelono, Mmtsingeni=
pr g. @ouoenof og Sr0fgrer Gorlten
Male.
Sm l%1o0elinge1 al &le0er, lom
fra 1. 6e6rl1or CT bleben npiogtig
fontrolleret, me0beler uSpnbmgre
6olfeti0enSe" nogle 1tatiltilfe Splps=
ninger at Snteresle. Sra 8pens for
fiellige 2ofoler er til Mpn0 u0=
oelt 1859 Sotte og @uer, 2,1O0
Sraffer, 4,191 5rgier, 3,942 Gelte,
1898 8enfleoer, 1852 8us lerul=
Ter, 1908 islonbTe Srpier, 1912
Get l1n6ertei, 1904 &or $50 %
stebler. &pinoerne fit 1,916 &otte
og @uer, 1916 &aaber og &ufter,
1928 &jolelio, 1896 &joleifjerter,
1927 ltnoerfjerter, 5,582 Get ltn-
6ertei 3,050 &or sfo og @tgpler.
Sill @prn git 1,463 D6erp1og, 1890
Get Spertei, 1850 l1noertpi 1856
&ar Sfo og Stepler. Moor 6ertil
CONNER, at Ser u66eltes 301, @enge,
6.502 l1l6tnpper, 454 .S2ogener oq
1,419 Ma0rasie r, faar man ct gan=
tie soM SSn6trpf at 6e itore Meng-
Der @l96er. som trengtes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

Thp. Sooneprrt /
giosbera Smaoleuclre Socpb
Micolai Treocrif So()on Smit6 CT
afgooet peo Gaocn / Sen bpie Nlocr
al 81 Nor. San bar fabt / 1917 o1
begpnote lin HrGi te9jerl1ing poo
lonunc Steb, bpor ban, efter 1lritel1
ct bolnt MorblnoreOes. Ereitcgjer=
ming, ill1ttebe ber, i0et bon / 1916
blep periu1rel &opellon / GioSber9.
81 Mor efter form Fan / lamme
Ggenifoh til &roofl too, bpor fan bar
8 Mor. Is Nor bar ban 6erpao re-
iioereube &opellon til SfieherA blep
/ 1870 Spgneprrit til Sier % for
flptteoes iomme Mor til @olr!el trono
% efter Z Mors 1prltb til Giosberg,
bpor ban por / II No:, in1til fan /
1894 tog Nfife6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

nj 81 uIcuno: &irfc
fl"nffcS Metnlreltcr cr / yer
oe, u11oer 1Sprorhcioellc 10 Gril1-
bril1o:oienl tol,oc til ocu tplfc Sellers
SS@lpiooilttollt rol1 @run1n1e oN Nrl1c
ionn Grinori11 cn1 biSi cS rpofre1oe
po porn1bicrtcnc s(rheibc l1l,ocr @ron=
Sen. lSrl1 Don @ru>nnnc oil foo cl1
&un1clnhcr ~ Tlpiooilltonten eli
Observation-Disclosures. @icnita,ocl1c
oil blipe riNt prp0ct mes fllultnerilf c
6oriiril1gcr / 1onln1cll1nrif St:l. &r=
beioet uofurcs al @iprtler Sn1cbreat=
len / @er1cu. S9lou til &cilcr @il=
beln1 tu11tcs fnriur0igct Ell @unc ira
&irfcflpffcn: Mctul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

Myggc III e t + c
g urfte0 peo MoiS CT nco-
bru11nt. &rrfitehct por fprl ifrct |
9onocts ollnil,ncli9c @rouOfosl c for
14,4OO arol,er ~ @eboloni1lger1 pri-
nat for 10000 &r.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-05
MYSTERY
IN DOUBLE POISONING PUZ-
ZLES POLICE
MAY Be DOPE VICTIMS
Several Arrests are Ex-
pected Shortly.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, April 3.-The po-
lice are still puzzled over the double
poisoning case in this city. Anne
Owens, who died from the effects of
poison in Mercy hospital, may have
been suicide and there Is some sus-
picion that out of jealousy she gave
her companion, Ida Moore, dose OF
the poison. But the police now seem
to hold to the theory that both girls
were doped by some men who were
in their company early in the even
ing.
After finding the girls were in q
stupid condition their male compan-
ions became alarmed and fed. 1t Is
known that the women had taken only
q few drinks, not enough to make
them stupid. The dope must have
been given them in the beer they
drunk but no blame is attached to the
proprietor Of the hotel where they
were found or to the attaches Of the
place.
Coroner Berge will conduct vigor.
GUS examination.
The Owens woman came from q
good family and her relatives insist
that thorough examination be made
Some arrests are expected shortly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-05
TURNED DOWN
Legacy Of Nearly Two
Millions.

Denver, Col, April 3.--William A.
Harroun, a prominent young physician
Of Denver, has just refused legacy
Of $1,800,000 left by an uncle of Ire
land on condition that it go to his
sister, Mrs. j. M. Leemis Of Portland,
Maine.
William A. Harroun is the direct
heir Of James A. Harroun, who died
q few weeks ago in Ireland. De-
ceased was brother of DR.. Harrouns
father and the last of the brothers
TO die. A number of years ago an
agreement was made between the
brothers that the last to die should
leave all his estate to the oldest liv-
ing son Of any of the brothers. This
happens to be DR.. Harroun. The prop
erty consists of large estate in Ire
land with a plentiful supply of cash.
DR.. Harroun says he does not need
and does not want other peoples
money and prefers to make his own
fortune >and spend 1t as he pleases
He leaves in few days for Portland
to secure the fortune for his sister.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-05
JUDGE PARKER
Sure Of Support of DEM
ocratic Senators.

Warrington, d. c., April SIT is
nnonicially announced in this city
that the leading Democratic senators
have agreed to support Judge A. B.
Parker Of New York for the presi-
dency.
The understanding is reported to
have been reached at conference held
during the entire afternoon in the COM
mittee room Of Senator Bacon of Geor-
9ia, at which were present Senator
Bailey, Texas; Senator Blackburn,
Kentucky; Senators Cockrell and
Stone, Missouri, Senator Clay, Geor-
eia, and q dozen others.
August Belmont, of New York,
was present. He is reported to have
represented the situation as critical
and to have declared that If the nom-
nation Of w. r. Hearst or w. J. Bryan
was to be prevented, it would be ne
eessary to start movement for Par
ker, who would be the candidate Of the
Empire State Democracy. The decision
TO support Parker was the result.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-05
SEVENTEEN
More Indictments for
Milwaukee Men.

Milwaukee, Wis, April 3.--Seven-
teen additional indictments in which
twelve individuals are named, six of
whom have not been indicted hither-
to, we're reported by the grand jury
late Saturday night, as its last official
act. These were in addition to those
returned Friday night on which ar
rests were made yesterday. The
names of these were not made public
yesterday. No writs for the last sew
enteen indicted men were issued yes
terday, but it was learned that the list
included the following:
Herman Haasch, chairman county
board, Fifteenth ward.
William G. Wegner, supervisor,
Thirteenth ward, two indictments.
August Pulls, supervisor Twentieth
ward, two indictments.
Edward F. Strauss, supervisor
Ninth ward, three indictments.
Adam Kreuter, said to be non-resi-
dent.
Charles r. Stollberg.
(All alleged to have been indicted
for defrauding the county out of funds
on county hospital contracts.)
Supervisor Jacob Schulz, charged
with fraud in connection with the or
ganization of the county board six
years ago.
J. Marion Doefberg, Charles Meter
All the men gave bonds for their
appearance. The action of the grand
jury may have decided effect on the
city election next Tuesday as Mayor
Rose, who Is a candidate for re-elec
ton, is held by many to be morally
responsible for great part OF the
grating.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-05
CUBAN CONGRESS

Havana, April 3.-When the Cuban
congress meets here tomorrow there
will be no change in the makeup of
the several committees or in the off,
cial bodies of either branch. The ad-
ministration leaders have made COM
pact with the conservative senators
and enough holdover members of the
house SO that the government majority
will be maintained. This means that
the radical members that have filed no.
tice of contest In five districts will not
be seated.
So far the program for the coming
session has not been touched but the
leaders will hold a conference with
President Palma tomorrow morning at
which agreement will be reached on
Che urgent bills.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-05
SMOOT'S FRIENDS
LAYING PLANS IN THE MORMON
STATE.
Determined to Dominate the RepubI,
can Party-Hold Kearns Re-
Sponsjble for the lnve stioaton

Determined to Dominate the Republ;.
can Party-HoId Kearns Re-
sponsibIe for the Investigation.
Salt Lake City, Utah, April 3.-Reed
Shoots friends, determined to DOM
mate the Republican party In this
state have named the delegates that
Utah will send to the national conven-
tion and are making hard fight
against Senator Kearns, holding him
responsible for the investigates by the
United States senate of the Mormon
senator. Smoot's friends are deter
mined upon vindication of Smoot at
home. at any rate.
The Utah delegation in the conven-
tion will consist of George Sutherland,
former representative James II. Ander-
son, State Chairman Edward Loose,
of Provo, Smoot's campaign manager;
Marshall Bullen, Of Logan; Represen-
tative Howell's campaign manager
John ID. Murphy of Ogden and w. l.
Snider.
Sutherland is candidate to succeed
Senator Kearns and to this end has
effected combination with the Smoot
forces. Kearns announced that he was
not a candidate for place on the dele
cation and told his friends to keep
quiet in the interest Of party harmony.
The Smoot men took advantage of the
situation and have swept the primar-
les. They will also name the national
committeeman.
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