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Political Chat.

Rowan will hold it's county convention
juno 4th, and nominate full county ticket
at the same time it elects delegates to
the State and Congressional conventions
| Caldwell county has called the Demo
cratic convention for June Goth.
The Rutherford county convention will
be held on the second OF May.
The MaxtOn Scottish Chief says the Re-
lubicans want the Democrats to nominate
Cleveland or Hearst and it warns the
PARTY against either.
If the New York State convention fails
to instruct for Parker, the New York
Democracy will hardly expect to get eth
er Parker or any other New York man
fer the nominee. The national conven
ton will hardly 60 into the election with
a ran that Tammany will knife or with
a man that the State Democracy will not
support with unanimity. Let us hope
that the Murphy McCarren emeute is bit
"a tempest IN teapot.
Star.
rearsts friends now claim 4 Of the %
delegates chosen in Kansas. There were
40 instructions.
Mr.. w. C. Newland, OF Caldwell county,
who spent Wednesday in Salisbury, re-
turned to Lenoir last night. Mr.. New
land expresses confidence in his ability TO
secure the Democratic nomination for
Congress in this district and is much gra-
titled over the strength he has in Rowan.
Salisbury Sun.
This paper has no candidate for Presii,
dent though we prefer Aycock, or VIII
| liams, of Mississippi. If we are to be
beaten let's go down to defeat with IL
good man at the head of the ticket, one
who stands for something. Folk of Mis-
souri,, is a good man to have on the tick
observation-disclosures Times.
It's funny to read the criticisms of Mr.
Bryan by the Cleveland papers, that take
| it for granted he will bolt the st. Louis
convention. One would suppose from
their ra1ings that their god, Grover Clevc-
land. otherwise known as the Stuffed
Prophet of Buzzard's Bay" had never
bolted his party Their motto seems to
be that Cleveland con 90 no wrong, while
senger and Intelligencer
Judge Parker seems tolerahly sure oil
the Democratic nomination for President,
but if his prospects were less favorable
Mr.. Clevel&nds declaration for him might
have fatal results. There arc quite lew
Democrats who won't stand for what
Grover says and thinks. Greensboro lie.
cord.
| Mr.. Germans friends vigorously deny
| that he is out Of the race. In fact since
the latest New York developments they
| think his chances have improved.
, Judge Burlson. of Texas, thinks Cleve-
| lands good words for Parker VIII weaken
the New York Judge twenty-five per cent.
The Elizabeth City papers say that So
licitor Ward will be candidate to sue
coed Judge Brown. other names men
toned are Colonel Rodman, Hon. l.. L.
Smith, Senator Vann, Colonel Sawyer
Hon. C. F. Warren, f. F. Aydiett ana
w. w. Bond There's plenty OF good
timber in the old First.
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1he MaxtOn Scottish Chief says the Re-
lUbicans want the Democrats to nominate
Cleveland or Hearst, and it warns the
PARTY against either.
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The Elizabeth City papers say that So
licitor Ward will be candidate to sue
coed Judge Brown. other names men
toned are Colonel Rodman, Hon. L. L.
Smith, Senator Vann, Colonel Sawyer,
Hon. C. F. Warren f. F. Aydlett and
w. w Bond. There's plenty of good
timber in the old First.
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The Rutherford county convention will
be held on the second OF May.
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Judge Burlison, of Texas, thinks Cleve-
lands good words for Parker VIII weaken
the New York Judge twenty-five per cent.
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Mr.. w C. Newland. OF Caldwell county
who spent Wednesday in Salisbury, re-
turned to Lenoir last night Mr.. New
land expresses confidence in his ability to
secure the Democratic nomination for
Congress in this district and is much gra-
tilted over the strength he has in Rowan
Salisbury Sun.
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Rowan will hold its county convention
June 4th, and nominate full county ticket
at the same time it elects delegates to
the State and Congressional conventions.
Caldwell county has called the Demo
cratic convention for June Goth.
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Mr.. Germans friends vigorously deny
that he is out of the race. In fact. since
the latest New York developments they
think his chances have improved.
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This paper has no candidate for Presii
dent, though we prefer Aycock, or VIII
liams, of Mississippi. If we are to be
beaten let's go down to defeat with IL
good man at the head of the ticket. one
who stands for something Folk of Mis-
souri,, is a good man to have on the tick
ct Roanoke Chowan Times
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
Size of Manchuria.

Manchuria corresponds in latitude
to Manitoba. North Dakota, South
Dakota, Minnesota and Nebraska.
1t area Of 3se. $40 square miles is only
10. 900 square miles less than the COM
bined area of these great grain states.
1t is two and one-half times greater
than California. and is as big rs Tex
~, Alabama and Louisiana combined.
In the northern part Of the province
are thousands OF square miles OF rich
wheat land entirely untouched.
Manchuria has possible wheat area
a. great ~ that Of the United States.
National Geographic Magazine.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
Should be Prosecuted.

The Salt Lake Herald points out
that one result of the Smoot investi.
CATION has been TO revive feeling be-
tween Mormons and Geutiles in Utah
feeling which had begun to die out
through the gradual obliteration of
polygamy. The Herald also draws
attention to the fact that it objected
to the election Of Mr.. Smoot to the
senate because it was inevitable that
his election woulo be followed by that
result. The opinion in Utah is that
the information brought to light dur.
ing the investi CATION will be injurious
to Utah by Keeping away posi- BILE
settlers and investors.
II harm comes to the great com.
mohwealth which lies to the west.
ward Of Colorado from its choice of
Mr.. smoot as one Of its representa-.
tives in the senate ths responsibility
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
READY TO RESUME.
Fremont Coal Mine IN Trim all But
the Men.

The Bear Gulch mine will open
up about next Monday il present
calculations do not miscsrry. Very
few old men have reported for work
not over 30 1t Is said. The mine
had hoped to reopen with more than
double that many Of the employees.
but in this they seem to have miscal
cualted the feeling Of the men. How.
ever. The Tribune is informed that
the mines Of Fremont county will be
reopened just IS they have been in the
southern field il it takes . year to
complete the task. The Bear Gulch
has been chosen as the first to open
and after it is In full operation, which
may take weeks. or even months,
then another mine will be started,
aud soon until the entire mining out
put 10 1t the normal production
Whether the company can accomplish
that undertaking remains to bs seen.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09

will rest upon men like President
Smith Of the Mormon church and
seven out Of twelve Of the apostles.
who persist in tho active practice OF
polygamy despite the solemn pledge of
the state and the church and the law
Of the state, which forbids men to
live with plural wives. oven though
such wives were married to them prior
to the manifesto of 1890
President Smith admits that he
has hsd eleven children by his i've
wives since 1880. Under the law Of
Utah. all Of these arc illsgitimats and
will have to bear that brand through.
out their lives. What considers.
tion have Smith and his wives given
to those children or to the shame
which will come upon them when
they are old enough to realize their
condition?
The revelations in the case unques-
tionably have aroused everywhere .
feeling Of disgust for Smith and those
other leaders In the Mormon church
who adhere to = practice which 10 70.
voting in the ewes Of civilized So
oiety. II Utah wants to escape injury
to its business interests from the nm
covering Of such scandal. let IL en-
force its laws against cohabitation
with plural wives. President Smith
and other church leaders who arc
breaking the law ought to be proceed
ed against. Denver News.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
Honor of Clarence Eynon.

A very pleasant party wn given
last Monday evening by Hazel and
Byrens Richards Of Coal Greek in
honor Of their little cousin. Clarence
Eynon. Of Leadville. About thirty
little folks were present and spent .
few hours in games and other smuse-
ments. After . dainty lunch was
served the little ones left for their
homes about eigh. O'Clock all declar.
ing they had fine time.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
Negroes Thoroughly Cowed.

Springfield. O., March 9-The
negro element throughout the city is
thoroughly cowed by tie action OF
the recent white mob. No negro
can be found on the streets Of this city
today. Judge Bowen said that he
would call special grand jury to in
vestigate the mobbing of the negro
might before last.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
One Hundred Lives Lost.

London. March "a report from
Paris says that the steamer Cambouge
with $500 tons burden. has been wreck
ed off the coast of China and that 100
lives perished. The Cambodge left
Rangoon on February II.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
LIVING In State.

The remains of W. E. Mcdonald
are lying in state in Elks hall and will
remain there until Ga. m. tomorrow
morning. Watchers are furnished by
the Elks lodge.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
Actor Dies,

New York. March "a dispatch
from Sarauao Lake says that Robert
Tabor. the actor and devout husband
Of Julia Marlowe, died last night.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
Notice.

All members Of Fremont lo"ge No.
9s, I. o. o. f. are earnestly requested
to meet at Union hall Thursday
March 10 at l2 80 for the purpose OF
attending the funeral of our late
Brother W.. E. Mcdonald.
rs ]. H. EDWARDS. N. 6.
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Notice.

All members Of Florence Camp No
ss, W. o. W. are requested TO meet at
Union hall Thursday. March 10. 1904.
at 12 80 p m. to attend the funeral OF
Neiqhbor W. E. M,Donald.
EDWARD OASSEDAY, @. o.
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n n Mikado's Representatives.

Toxic, March 9-Prince and Prin.
cess ArisuRuwa have been appointed
by the mikado to officially represent
japan at the st. Louis fair.
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Noble Company Tonight.

Owing to the high wind prevailing
the Noble company's band did not
give their regular noon concert today
but will give it this evening At 80
should the wind moderate.
Tonight they produce the funny
farce comedy Gay Mr.. Tompkins" of
which the Albuquerque Daily Citi-
zen says: THE play was Cay Mr..
Tompkins' one Of the brightest and
merriest comedies ever seen in
Albuquerque" Tomorrow night they
produce the great English comedy
drama. Embassy Ball"
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
Cold Wave.

Partly cloudy with rain or snow
tonight; Thursday much colder. mod.
crate cold wave.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09

LONDON. MARCH GA Toxic dispatch the Daily Mail
there
Vadivostok
bay has been
received but mac
TOklO MARCH fleet of ships
ed yesterday for after which withdrew
Port Arthur attack
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09

London. March 9-No ratification
has been received here in regard to the
Toxic dispatch reporting that the
Russian vladivostok squadron had
been destroyed in open isea by the ia
panese feet. Owing TO the indefinite
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09

st. Petersburg, March S-No news
of the engagement of the Russian
Vladivostok squadron has reached this
place. Capt Reitzenstein's warships
were known to be in the vicinity Of
the mouth of the Tumen river If
the Jsps ascertained that fact battle
may have ensued.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09

London. March s-The morning
papers here Published dispatch dated
March Z. saying that the Japanese
feet engaged the Russian vladivostok
vessels in open sea which resulted in
the destruction of all of the Russian
vessels.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
Notice Rebekahs.

Members Of Salome kebekah lodge
No. 90, are requested to meet at
Union hall Thursday at 12:45 p m.
to attend the funeral Of Brother W.
f. Mcdonald.
uATTIE JOHN n @.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09

All members of Florence lodge No.
Gil B. P. o. E are requested to meet
a. lodge rooms Thursday at p. M to
attend the funeral Of Brother W. E.
Mcdonald.
AZ r ROBINSON. Esuuire
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09

Good ranch butter Csc per pound at
the Big Store. o-S
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09

news the report is given but scant
credenca here, although it may have
occurred, as it is known that the Jap
feet was in between Vladivostok and
the Russian vessels.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09

Paperhanging, painting, kalsomin-
ing. ]. H. Jansen. If
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
REPORT NAVAL BATTLE!
Russia's VIadivostok Squadron Me-
Enemy and Succumbs to Defea

Engagement at Port Arthur Undoubtedly in P
= gress Today--DaIny Given Few Shots Yes
terday to Make it Keep Quiet
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09

Looking for bargain? see T. M.
dowells dollar window this week.
CT
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09
N Office.

HATTIE JOHN, n. G.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-09

N. B. ROBINSON. Esquire
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-08
PARKER ANSWERS ROOSEVELT
Democratic Candidate Declares Presi
dent Failed 70 Meet the Issue.

New York. Nov Judge Parker in
4 speech made at a reception given him
by the Kings County Democratic Club
in Brooklyn asserted that the issue
whether the trusts can purchase the
election" has not been met by Presi-
dent Roosevelt in his reply 10 Judge
Parker's speech made II days ago.
After stating what his position had
been in that speech. Judge Parker said
that he had made no criticism Of the
president but that he had called
attention 20 notorious and offensive
situation" The judge said lurther that
the president. after his attention had
been called 20 the relations which
might exist between Chairman Cortel-
you and the trusts. by reason OF Mr..
Cortelyou's former position as secre-
tary OF the department Of commerce
and labor. should have said: Il will
join in an enOrt to protect the ballot
Of the honest citizen from being over
ridden by merchandise ballots"
The assertion was made by Judge
Parker that the contributions that he
charged Chairman Cortelyou had re-
ceivod from the trusts are not denied
by the presidents statement The
Democratic candidate followed this
declaration with a statement that the
president personally. 10 the effect that
ne CParker) had issued a request that
no money for campaign purposes
should be received directly or indirect
ly from any trust that he would
rather be defeated than to be fettered
in an effort TO accomplish reforms that
are sorely needed. He charged the
president with refusal TO cooperate in
the checking of the "mOnstTous evil.
Judge Parker closed that part OF his
address directed to the president with
this sentence: Il regret to say to yo1
that II then seemed apparent to me,
Mir. President. that YOU regarded the
election OF more importance than the
checking OF this evil"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-08

Trenton. y. j.. Nov THE interest
IN the state campaign in New Jersey
has been so great that the Democratic
and Republican gubernatorial nomi-
nees will not close their respective
ranyasscs until tonight Both Edward
c. Stokes. the Republican nominee,
and Charles G. Black, the Democratic
standard bearer. accompanied by
speakers. viii make short tours and
deliver addresses. The Republicans
reiterate that Roosevelt and Fairbanks
viii carry the state by a large majority
and that Stokes viii win by a slightly
reduced vote The Democrats. on the
other hand, have more confidence in
defeating Stokes than they have in
carrying the state for Parker and
Davis.
The next legislature. which will elect
4 successor to United States Senator
John Kean, will, the Republicans say,
be surely Republican.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-08
cer.ian ins.rnelion. a.k.alrby HE az

cer,ian instructions a-k,d { r 10y the a.
.nstn
We shall also g-s that the veraicg Co.
st s.ile b-cau@. thr jury VAS p"-mt,i.n
e. cad newspapers; a.sp hrr-u-r az
court r fused 60 cischer4e che llrt u
view II the stelemeDt ma ie yerietda
oy Capt MoVd y Ga respect 90 h., g.
fusinC - re slueg
JUICE Morris ,a.d hat ~ would gl',
the attorneys all thr time ih-S lie ired e
argue thtir motion. and M-d.rs iay neN
was fXe.i upon a. the time
Judge Norris 'orthwi b 'xNmired The
Jurors under oath 80 To whether the.
lsd read the newspapers aut been Va
| Il irncei in heir verdict hg nnlthiu.
that they had r,Ri S'me the jurors
had not read newspapers at All. o."
ma real =. part 81 the speech I Mr. Ler
or the defense: one had eAamilrd u lew
{ th~ Qlr,t.an- reported ui - crnrs On
mineuon. hut ai declared thnt they
lad ip no measure Whatever been d.
dleucei hy what thy he3 seen I'd.
ilrr wAs then dismi-s q. Bai a." Judgr
ordered the p i1ouer rem Al icf GO lHi
rhan fJr the fret time ducLg On" ln.
Hctne's emotion got he hotter of BIN
~ NJ took have of his children. brItne.
NuI relatives.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-08

Toxic. Nov THE japanese are
pressing their assault on Port Arthur
with desperate tigor. being determined
to capture The fortress by storm. An
unconhrmcd report says that the be-
siceers Friday occupied Wantai Hill.
sunk several transports and set fire 10
one battleship in the harbor
Wantai Hill is one of the extensive
semi. circle OF forts defending Port Ar
thur 10 is situated IA about the center
o' thc chain OF forts between Antse
Mountain and Sunchow fort. and It's
capture 30 accomplished. means that
the eastern fortfcations have been
divided .m-'ue last August the Japa-
nesc rcpca-dlF tried in vain to storm
this INN
There VAS published n series Of re-
ports of on. h,sicgng forces at Port
Arthur. covering The operations from
October 90 to November ,. inclusive
These reports show that the japanese
are using heavy artillery To batter
down tine Russian dcfenses following
the artillcry lire with yalorous infan
try PUSHES
The five days fighting covered in
the reports gave the japanese a num-
Der OF distinct gains materially short
cning rho defensive power OF the gar
rison
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-08

Two Nen Try to Hold Up p-rE5y
Express Twics IN Maryland.


eOrA or TEEN ESCAPEI
~ T~"'e &c E'"0- .'''o'''r' We.
10 Enter Express Car, Wren Mes
900. r..o. md c.,-. eJ IRA n.
N"o''o' ''-'9''?' @'
philadelphia. NOV 2. AD,cr. '." GO
the Grow o. o.. Philadelphia nI .,..
YORK express tr.u ODD tbc p.un-.
yan.a railroad wai.h lett Was-.n tol
at $50 last night. $50 urslceo- al.
tempts were made to holl up t1, tar
al Hayr, dc Grace and Peuy,lII.. n
Naryland by two men. one obi V.on
was ucIo The mou escaped
Il is believed tae men boarded Che
train at Baltimore. just as ile tr4..
approached thc lon. bridge at uatre
de Grace. tac express messenger g.
Herbert Garter. saw a white man prs
inc at the front door of the expire
car with an iron bar. 4 moment e. irr
he discovered th.. The man thrust %
revolver through the creyice which
the har had rlado He ordered the
messenger To let him in. but the mes
sencer replied by firing bis revolver
and pulling the signal cord Tor thc cu-
gineer 10 sion.
When the train came TO a sjandstil
Conductor Sibley ran forward to tls
engine and there found colored man
stanliuc on The coal in the tender with
Sd re,ol,cr in his hand. He ordered tA,
ma, dow, A. FIRST he refused. but
offor a Short argument he lcu the
torJor Going back 10 the express car
ba WAS tolf bv Tie messenger what
hal tarrsrod buf tbe white man had
..o,,,are9
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-11-08

The coroner's jury 10 the North Sea
tragedy has rendered verdict which
shows that the Russian fleet fired
upon she fishing vessels at close range
with no torpedo boats about, as was
claimed by the Russians, and there
was no provocation for the attack.
This report shows one OF two things
In reference 10 the commander OF the
Russian heet-sotsl incompetency
for the high position he occupies or
else he must have been in state OF
intoxication. In either case, or in
any case, the uDproyoked attack on
helpless fisherman calls for severe
punishment.