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The Newtown bee., 1904-06-17
A RURAL ROUTE FOR RoxBURY.

A RURAL ROUTE FOR ROxBURY.
 After many months of waiting and much wire pulling the old town is to have free delivery of mail, as the post master at the Center has received mo- tice that route would start on July Is, from that office. The only ones to put in application for carriers are Freder- ick Evitts and Clayton B. SQuires. for an examination. The old saying that good things come slow has been verified in this case as the petition for it went in one year ago, but justice finally prevailed.
 WILLIAM sPARGO.
 William Spargo died, last week Thursday, after an illness of some months. He was 39 years old and leaves wife and five children. The funeral was largely attended, Rev MT Heacox officiating. The burial was at Roxbury Center. Funeral Director Thomas of New Milford had the ar engagements in charge.
 Clayton Squires passed Sunday in New Haven.
 MT and Mrs w. B. Seward were in New York, last week, getting new furnishings for their house, which is rented for the summer. Mir and Mrs Seward will board with the tenants.
 Miss Bertha Hyatt from New York, the leading soprano of the English Opera Company, is visiting with MT and Mrs William B. Seward, for some three weeks, and the people are being treated to some very fine musicales, with MT Seward at the piano and Roy Watson on his violin. It is certainly a great treat to hear her sing. It is said she was a pupil of MT Seward when she began music at the age of IA. We hope to hear her in public before she returns to New York.
 w. B. Seward is having his hotel painted both outside and in, and when done will look very fine.
 The setting of tobacco has been made easy, this year, by the frequent rains we have had. Most all will be set, this week, as plants are plenty now. Clayton hood hls out, the past week, and no very big plants either.
 Frank Pierce and c. T. Squires, the appraisers on the estate of George Hurlburt, have made the appraisal. The real estate consists of three farms with buildings and one tenement house, over 3OO acres or land.
 William Barnes from Ansonia was in town on Sunday, coming up on the Sunday morning train. He is the ad- miniStratOr on the estate of his father, the late George Barnes.
 The repairing of the Episcopal church has commenced, with many willing hands, under the management of L. s. Castle, and Hendricks doing the carpenter work.
 c. B. Squires spent Sunday in New Haven. He has formed the habit of going there quite frequently of late.
 Mrs Frederick Evitts left on Satur- day morning for few days outing at the shore.
 Mrs James Spargo and Mrs John Spargo of Stony Creek, were in town over Sunday.
 A. L. Hodge & Son are having their store and warehouse painted by Ed ward Pitcher of Newtown.
 Dr Pons and family have returned from lO-days outing at Walnut Beach.
 N. P. Beardsley is driving a new horse bought of Thomaston parties.
 Mrs Fred Evitts is visiting friends in Milford.
 The Woodbury Telephone Exchange
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-17

Announcements of Bethel Business Men.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-17
Ernest Hawley,
Can Cure Your COrns.

Telephone Gall, 264-2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-26
Liga de republicanos
espanoles

Mafiana jaeves, sera repartido el
manifesto de esta asociaci6n, acompa-
nado de una esquela personal.
Sc desea que 10 reciban todoS los
espafloles residences en- el pals; pero
la Liga no tiene todavia datoS compile
tos para TN registro general de nom
bres. Sc ruega, por 10 tanto, q los
~cempatriotas que no reciban ell mani
festo, den aviso q la Secretarfa de la
Liga, Cruz Fl, y Sc les remltir,,.
Todos ellos, reciban no el manifes-
to, deben considerarSe invitados q for
mar parte de ia Liga de Repu blicanos
Espafoles, y pueden elviar desde lue-
go su adhesion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-26
BlB1IOrECA DEL BoLET1N MERCAN'rd.

IL lne ha perdonado,.... Ha sdo ella la que
me ha enviado hija para vengarse.
Rechazaba Enriqueta dedos, va crispa-
dos. rigidos
iVete! ivete.... No quiero que til acabes con-
,nigo.. Tn medico, m@dico
La condesa aterrorizada llar1o de nuevo.
Nade respondia.
IT'D tendras pedad de MIL continue.
La oven echo llorar.
Padre! ipadre mfo"
It'd quieres dejarme morir sin auxio alguno?
va he anado viene nadie.
Llev6se la mano la garganta.
- Me ahogo!. iabre!. -. are -. aire
-He ratado de abrir-dijo Enrqueta-y todo est6
cerrado.
-Es justo; eecutan mis- ordenes. Soy yo quien ha
proL,bdo que respondan; soy 20 quen dispuso que
rrasen. No vendran, abriran Morris aQu-ence-
rradc abandonado'.. -.
cOueres que lame de nuevo7-lijo la condesa.
Mene6 negatvamente IA cabeza.
Ne, no, todo es indtl.. Lo he pagado pa
ra que dejasen para que no nos molesa
;Es Il csstige! Is Julia! Es Enrique que vengan
Buscaba tientas las de su Enriqueta.
-;Escdchame!- -dijo--Td eres mi hija.... Td me
perdonaras tai vez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-26
VIII
E L c A S TIGO

Enriqueta, as1stada, retroced6 vivamene.
iSu hija! tOue es 10 gus guerra decir7
En- seguda record6 la terrible historic que lie habfa
contado la Sant-Feix.
Apercibi6 en- rapida vision madre, Julia
Rochegune, defendendose ella, cayeudo sin fuer
zas, vencida, bajo los ataques del msmo hombre.
Un grto de horror de disgusto sai6 ,nvountaria
mente de cus labios.
Aque miserable era ell autor de las lagrmas que su
madre habia vertdo Aque ell traidor que habia enea-
1ado al amigo atentado contra e honor la amisad
Aque ell que seguida haba desconocido su parter-
nlad corvirtendo nfancia en- trseza ST. uven,ua en-
abandouo, vida de mujer ena de frances tai vez de
vergiienza, conociendo. va conoca, al que ha6a
undo su exsencia' Aquel, n era ST. padre ell eus
le hatia dado la vida PCT medic de I'm crimen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-26
IA ULTIMA PALABRA
la F0T0GRsFla PROGRESS

Ouenta Guayama con ma galegda fotografica
que drige don Leopodo venegas.
TodO trabajo que Sc relacio con este rsmO de
la industrial lnoderna, sera eiecutado alh con srte
= prontitud.
EspeciaIidad de esa casa son las ampliaciones
postales iluminadas
Para las prmeras hay marcos he1mosos, de los
samalos que e p6bIico solcite.
De cuaquier retrato que SO envfe por eorreo, 50
haoe Ia ampliaoi6n postal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-26
Una bibliOteca en- Utuado

Los seflores P. Rivera Co1lazo, Os-
Waldo Alfonso, doctor Adrian Cueto
y ]. w. Smith, suscriben una circular
que nos ha sido remitida en- solicitud
de donatlVos de libroS para una bi-
blloteca p1blica municipal que desean
establecer.
1gual solicitud han hecho los senores
4nencienados a todos los autores del
pals y\perSonas amantes del progreso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-26
FL nu9Y0 PreSidente del Peril

FL doctor don Jose Pardo cuya inau-
guracion como Presidente constitution
nal del PERI Sc verified el 10 del actual
en- Lima con grandes festividades, es
un estadlSta jovcu ain; pues 500 cuen-
ia 40 aflos dc edad, pero su relati>a
1uventud no le priva de experiencia Y
capacldad amplias para desernp-iIar
dlgnamente Su eleVado c0metido Y
t1ene adenaS eminentlsimoS elem bios
que 1ln1tar en- Su propia casa
Ell Fresldente Paruo pertenece i ana
de las mas antiguas dlstingpidas fa
mlllaS del Peru, rlca Gu 1Sta atis3as DO
lltlcoS de talla. Un abuelo suvo de
SempclIo Ia cartera dc Rel.cioues En-
tenores bajo la administrator Gel Pre-.
S1dente Castilla hacla mcdi dos del
s1glo pasado Su padre. el malogrado
republlco don Manuel Fardo, desen-
peho la prlmera magistratura en- 1872,
y en- 1873, el 10 de Noviembrc, fuG vi
Hanamente asesin do por el sargeuto
Melchor Montoya indlD puro, cuundo
Ia vlctima Sc dIrigfa al Senado, cuyo
alto cuerpo presidia. Don Manuel
Pardo, que fue tai vez ell primer esta-
dista del PERT. fundo el partido civil
que acaba de elevar 4 su hiio al pri-
ner puesto.
FL actual Presidente es abooado V
empezo educarSe en- ell institute de
Lima, rundalo y provisto de profeso-
res alemanes PJr 81 padre. A la edad
de IS a1loS Sc graduo en- la Universi-
dad de San Marcos de Lima, obte-
Clenclas Soclales y Politicas. Luego
tue nombrado secreiario de Legaci6n
con destlao Madrid, l1evando mission
especial para preparar los argumentos
per parte del PERU en- una intrincada
question limitrofe que Sc arbitraba an
te la corte de Espafa.
La manera en- que desempen6 su
cometldo lie dio mucha reputation CO.
mo letrado y dlplomatico. A su re,
greso de Madrid dedico su actividad a
la exploitation de Sus tincas azucareras
y algodoneras, va la catedra que des-
empenaba en- la Universidad de que
era graduado Pe.manecio aleiado de
la poIlt1ca hesta 1903, en- que habiendo
alcanzado Ell poder el partido civil, el
Presldente Candamo le llam6 la pre-
sldencla del Conseio, ell el que encar-
so de la cartera de Relaciones Exte-
rlores. Ajust6 difcultades pendien-
tes con Bolivia, el Ecuador FL Brasil
y baJo su jefatura ministerial, debido
sobre todo a su iniciativa, Sc redacta-
ron var1as leyes encaminadas cons
trulr Was ferreas y reformar la Ha-
clenoa, ieyes que merecieron la apro-
baclon de las Camaras.
Ell advenimiento del doctor Pardo
es mlrado como prenda segura de un
regimen de paz, prosperidad, fomento
y deSarrolloS continues, especialmente
Ell ell ramo de ferrocarries. FL pals
le ha saludado con inequivocas mues-
tras de Conhanza.
Su ministerio Sc compone del si-
.guiente PERSONAL Presidencia del
Consejo y Hacienda, don Augusta Le-
guia; Relaciones Exteriores. don Ia
vier Prado Ugarteche; Interior, don
Eulogio Romero; Guerra. general don
Pedro Mufifz; Justicia, don Jorge po-
lar, y Obras P1blicas, don Jose Balta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-26
kviso al EsEblico

En- la antigua acreditada sastreria de r. Mon
tes acabase de inStalar sucursal de ls muy
repufada fabrica de sombreros LA BELLA BO-
RINQUENA' de SuceSores de Juan Cabrer S. en-
c., de Ponce,
En- dcho establecmiento hallar& 81 pdblico
continuamente, variadO surtido de SOMBRE-
RIOS de todas claseS; para caballsros, para nj
nos, sehoritas nina.
De pajills, de imitaci6n jipijapa y fieltro, de
peto y lana.
Sc hace la orden cuaIquier soubrero; pars
precios demas informe5, dinjase q FoRTALE-
IA, 2S.-Sau Juan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

fommen Der iom ieraaris Gut, bapbe
ban fanlfe Bit Ell iremrasenoe Hralt
% Salmepister. Den Maub, ipm life
fan Ifripe, men enbba fan biste os iaa
trptt % iolst fine &iier | @ansoeuis,
bar gpner. Der Tan life bare Gpil
ON ben 9tns. Men bet er Def, iont
Ydluban. Miler flyer:
sGu III Tin gsu | Sru Sortuuas goie,
Sper fin &olgr al S~tjRbnens 2eoebaano;
On rpoe Saar % 2aber liz Ell JiSie,
@u breoe Sfulore til en- lille Saano;
Gu III Nopnls Stlanbeo, men I'll Stole
gap bam Ratureu fun en- iattig Qano;
On III Ut Supeo fulbt, men TONNE 2ummsr,
On 2pmmeu fulo, mel So'oet built iont
5rpmmer."
"&plumbus" bapoe pisislig iaaet
9istereunen | 8usgesape; men Sfinb.
men tiloelte bam 1lise 8arnbomsfaar %
en- Zig llngoomstib, at ban life tunbe
faa Gnlebnius til at uouitle ps ppSue
ben til npset briere % itsrre enb til
9istnins af Spsbeuiier. Elsie bsbplbt
ban / Sufommelien, til ban iii npgen
III at itriue benz neb for Jig. Grpfte
foitebe be TO Shilling giisn % bar ar'
list parot bet. 8r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
"KolmmbMs."

arihoHer 1nftsn beb ban; men aue
falhte BAN "RoInmbus~ ret o. flet.
Gan boebe nieb iiu 5omilie ! en- nsiel
1ptie ! 8eitianien Of Sof Yreitesioib,
Soler. men bar fjenpt lanst uoenont FIN
8psb iom en- iieleen ppstis Yiiebieter.
GAN por iienbt for ueset anbet oaiaa;
men bet fan MI bore bet famine, bpno
bet bar. s. Sdnl5s, iom bosoe paa
Slettebpsb:n, % iOm bar 5oriatter.
Sasisrer. Stortbinssmanb, Blobno9i.
Der % &eboitsr iamt @~aarbbruser at.
PAD, trpfte ftere Bier for 4&olambnsa.
@m at Siierne banplebe ON en- lllpffe |
Spar bpiunbet en- aonfirmationsbaa, os
ies buffer, at ct Beers Lob Omtrent fig:
Re ltsa | Haabeu paa en- Gang,
Zen iaaf iao neo paa @Ipeiano.
Stor Siref Der puer ole sit,
IRE Bigger ineen Reontns fit.s
Men peb at citsre bette Beers, buffebe
osiaa bet fsrite Beers at @iien op iaieu
! min Sutommelie. Oct Lob:
zen Gang jea ipuser oenue Stuuo
Cm SGneeieu Sparbpiuno.
Get par en- Mountaineering
Sa euepe Gin / Sars par." (.
Gan bigtebe osiaa en- nasset popular
Siie ON Hernile sarerub, Der bapbe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

funoe ban beler life fao. Sreoie
Sang tog bun ct enboa minbre @rne,
Iet bite, bite Tibet ct; men ogiaa
|oenne Gang bIep 2efien altfor flor.
|@Sou bar leg life noget at eioe Ser"
iasoe @iertrito, IS iaar ligeIaa eoot
|gaa igien mben Smaeebi6e, for 9ei.
ierne blibe aIleiammen for fore"
|Sa blen Dor Serre preo oa iagbe:
|"Sorbi On mote mig iaa ilet, ifaI
on babe ben Strat at on ifaI bIipe
til en- 5ligl, oa tage Din tsrre Ssbe
melem Bart og Geo, oe life faa no.
get at briffe aftere. emo bbergong
bet regner." 90 neppe banSe ban
iast oct ii6Ite Orb. iaa bIep bum til
8iertrubsiuglen, ug flsi fra 8aeite.
|fi9len np igiennem Sforitenspiben;
|og enbnil Den Dag ioag fan man ie
|benbe flpbe omfrine meS fin rsoe
Sue og gunite iort ODER belle aroppen,
'efter bet at Biben ipertebe benoe.
gun batter og ptffer beitnnbig paa
Srperne efter' 9tab, og piber MOB
&eenpeir; fbi bun er altib tsrit, og
ba penter bum 9rifte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
Operahuiet BRANDT.

~Sor flere aar iiben,~ flyer en-
gammel Sfiieipiler, "iptaebe iee |
iamme Selifab iom 8idarb @ans.
field, I 0orb Carolina. @t bap6e
bdot baarligt Selo meb % og babbe
meeet tilgoSe Of Dor 9sn."
"2ab os opIsie os", iasbe the, fire
af Weblemmerne. .
"8ent til Ri fsmmer til &aleisb",
iagbe Mansielb. "8t fpiner alttb
for friIbt gus Der" oa me6 bet
iamme bite ban frem ct Telegram
fra 8eitpreren af Sperabuiet Der,
bnori benne flyer, at bper Sibbe.
plahs / Suiet bar iolgt.
9ette o~pmuntreoe bet mtsmobiee
Selifab, % Ri reiite til @aleieb meo
lette Sierter. 8a Ri fom til Sta.
timen | Gialeieb, eif De flelte mo |
Smnibusien, men Wansfielo og ieg
iatte bs paa 8uffen bos &isreren og
betragtebe 2anbIfabet.
~8reetigt, life ianbt," iaebe
Wansfelb.
Seq niffebe.
"Og Solnebgmtgen - fimpeltben
berIig," behbleb ban.
"solneosanseu", eientog 9isre.
rem, "bnor er benz"
"0erborte", flyer @ansfeIo %
pesebe mob ben robe Soriiont.
"Iet er life Solneogang," iaebc
aisreren, "bet er Sperabuiet, iom
br9n6er."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
biianten iom en- clogs aiOfser.

.bifnnten iom en- siaes 2foffer. Con
por bIsuen Spoits Os iiRbe life bists
s9persaarbspiier' lnuser. blfb bet mig
~fcrtalt. Sec sif uaiurlispis til @3el,
lismsbet. for at bore BAN hinge. 80
inmtns1, Der buerfen funce lnie Gfriil
elsr Aober, lanstminbre gfrips. lang
naturlispis life eiter "Qmifens &es.
lers. iom bet bsber; men iunitigt fang
banl Sob Sansitemme bapce ban ps'
lao. Seq buiter lite Saluen % bar
fanite aloris piit bpao bet uar for en-
nieu ies butter at bet par ben muri0m'
ite, melt ~oplipeupe Salmeians, ies bsrts
/ init 2ip. 2 Harentbes fan bemaries,
at ise bog life bar bsrt nosen sribenos
Gang iicen ies for ct Bar. tire aa,
iiben bsrte en- &lpffer | Silper SAFE
ipuse fin &ilteosiaIme % bragg til
lltob.
Seq tommer paa ct Ear strofer til
at A&olnmbus" netop pee at napne
Utah. Oct er iaa rart mep ben 1aufe'
furbinbelIen. Stroierne lpber:
19et snapsr paa NIT Sierte.
Com Suuoen anaper Sen,
9t be, ipm ipnosr grppeit.
4tis taiter port meb Sten.'
s&olumbnsI reiite iom en- albrenoe
Mano tit @merifa. Sporban bet gil
BAN per, psb ies life. Wsen bar ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

|cf< be Gage. ba Dor Serre % ct,
- Beter Git 90 pmoreoe Der paa
|Sorhen, Tom De eneang inb til en-
Some. iom iab og baseoe. SYN beb
.@iertruo % bapoe en- roo Sue paa
Snpebet. 9a be baboe saaet lenge,
90 begse bar iultne, bob Dor Serre
.benbe iaa naffert ON en- Sefie at
image paa. $50 ben ffulbe ban 90
iaa, men ct bite Tibet gmne tog bum
90 fiapIeoe no; allisepel blep bet laa
fort, at Oct fplote belle Saffen. Nei,
ioa blen ben 2efie for flor; ben furbe
ban life faa. Sun tog ct enonu
minore gmne; men ba bun bapbe ba.
get oct no og breht oct paa Saffen,
blep Sen Seize osiaa for flor; ben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

The Bench and the Bar.-Judge
Rowndes-Your face is familiar.
I've seen you, before.
Prisoner-Yes, your honor, quite
often,
Judge Rowndes-Ahl what was the
charge the last time I saw you?
P~risoner-I think it was IS cents,
your honor. ! mixed a cocktail for
you.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

siennemgaast manse tunse 1illtltteller
% mspt messn Sprs % @ocsans
9ipet ucen at tabe fit ireioise Mob %
Tin 9rp paa Cub % spbe Wennelter.
Den Siie bar jes omtrent slenit.
etapnt jeg pprte pp life iaa lpari
lanst ira 1aplumbns', laa ies BAN al
brig isr ies oar iaa IL a IL War,
Men bans 8iler bapbe ies lert5 ps
lea bappe bprt manst % riesei
ON ben pi~bunpsrlise 9ister. Sei
bapee ceripr lanse peret min Sen'
jst at iaa ie BAN ~perionlis. On ssn'
bag brps iss ai.eb bOrtisiennsm Slap'
lene. Seq buffer sobt, at bet par ssr
paa Sirteu allerebe iaapel ipm "Smpr'
blommer" % srpnt Sras / Safisrns.
Yartent bar iss osiaa. SEQ bapoe al
bria iaien npset al SfOtpiet ! be 2iSsr,
ba Iinteren bar pper. Oct pasiebe il
oa,aa at sjpre galfurien til "aolum'
bus" barbenet. Mten ba ies mspts ei
8ar @aarpmanbspiser, lpm bar pm'
trent iGpnalbrenbe meb mig os bapbs
fine Sfo, meg ies mig ifamIulb % arg
iorbi benz.
Gnrelis par ies fcmmen frem til nit
Wecca. Der fob Sptten | en- Seit'
batfe, % unbsr 8atfen git en- Bat.
Mselsm S9ttsu % Sptten bar Der ei
Bar mssst imua Gserflrftsr. StneSp'
rem fob bib aaben, % leg Iaa tnseu
bperfen noe sller tnbe. Seq git bort til
9prsn % itss up paa 3arifelen. Der
iab "&olumbus1 paa en- 3rsbenirai
pppe i geiieu. Spart bar ban, % fiaei
bar ban. Msn ies islte, at ies itpb
en- flor Manos Narbeb. Seq ia9ce
iutet, bapbs intst at iise. % "aolums
bus" MAJ entsn bare furastet mig nps'
Isiarrise 6ilssut, eIler psiaa bar ban
altipr ppiaset msb at biste. Seq oil
prspe at tro bet iibite. Sun ct Gar
@ause iensre bar ies islt noset lisnen.
Re, ipm ba ies itub paa 9GriteIsn hos
"aplumbus" = fprfte Sang ies fcm til
al foo / 8pussns @arbec, % isrits
Gang iss truf iammen Feo Sisrnion.
Seq fpmmer piIt aloris til at isle fig
mer-geriputilbecer ps autoritstsbpr'
fer ipm ies bps al Maturen er.
Snsen bismme eIler | @abplaset I'll
~npsenIube pioe ON min Yilsrimssans
I'll ben fore Sister. @u er bet iaa
pmtreut irritc Gang ies Ripper ub, al
iss Tom elepsaaris barbenst 5ilssnt en-
epnbas Gitsrmiobas itpb fanlfs ct belt
apiuut paa -aplumbus'" 9prtGrfeI %
iaa of iiss ~bsunorsbe % iilbab ben itpr'
its @ano, ies i be 9ase iaa mig iitanS
iii at fumme i Arrbsoen al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

Set bar mango aar otter min Bal
fart til "aplumbus'. Sptie. Der par
"Sslismpbs' hos Mcrisns'ar %
iss FL bsrs, OF "aolnmbas' iuIsie Yras
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

granSalarm efter Npber. - Solf,
Der er Ienmme til at famine, fan. iom
b~efienbt, ofte ipnse gobt. On Smeb
paa &ingiteoesnen bar en- 9areeiit,
Der TANNER meset. Smebet babe
BOG lart BAN en- SaLuie, fom ban
fang ret flpoen6e.
On 0at fom Gutter itprteirbe mo
| Smebens Sobep9relie og giorSe ct
meset forifrGffet Snbtrpf.
"Spub er Der / 8eien2@ fpsrser
Smebet.
"Wfa, mt nlt, me 80" itdnmsS,
@utten.
"Gil OF ipnse, Sin Toifl" tor6ne.
De Smeben, % 8ittten iitenuner:.
Rlt pelan, bpr bel tilmo6s
Climb ier, Meiter, at ftaa OPT
Sfpnb ier, Der er SID / Smebien
90 ! Saset branber oct.
Senger fpm ban life. SreSer,
iprang no at Seuger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
Sra ipreote Setter.

Marf smain fam life robitdn en-
goo Spsg. ieIo ON beule guar mo coer
en- iaare bsitioelis Berion.
en- Ssnoag bsrte ban @iIfop
0cane prpfe. o. ptteoe ienere til Den
9rpRroige @eiitliee:
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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-07
HEARST LOSES
IN A SERIES
OF CONTESTS
Committee on Credentials
Gives the Editor
No Quarter.

ST. LOUIS, July 6.-The committee
the adjournment of the convention and
perfected a temporary organization by
electing f. L. Robinson of Alabama as
temporary chairman. An adjournment
was taken until o'clock
DR.. Mary Walker, attired in her
usual garb of Prince Albert coat and
trousers, was the first person TO enter
the committee room and she remained
throughout the proceedings DR.. Mary
claims a seat in the convention. She
says she was regularly elected a
woman delegate by the Democrats of
Oswego. N. Y, and will wage a contest
to be seated.
At to-night's meeting James NJ. Head
of Tennessee and J. NJ. Corrigan of
Minnesota were nominated for perma-
rent chairman. Head was Parker S
candidate and Hearst supported COrri-
gan. On the vote the Parker men won
decisive victory, Head being elected
by 80 to 12.
By unanimous vote the committee de-
cided to award the six seats and six
votes each to the delegation from the
Philippines and the Porto Rico delega-
ton.
The Norris or anti-Hearst, delegation
from the District of Columbia was
seated by practically unanimous vote.
The committee was fully an hour
considering the evidence in the Illinois
contest and decided that all the Hop
kins delegates should retain their seats
save Duncan c. Best In the Twenty
first District. General Alfred Orndorf
was given the seat held by Best.
The Hearst delegates declare that
they will carry the Illinois contest to
the floor of the convention and fight to
the last.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-07
HILL WANTS MIDDLE WESTERN
MAN FOR THE VICE PRESIDENCY
Former. Senator'S Com pIete Triumph in the Con
vention May Cost Murphy the Tam
many leadership
Special Dispatch to The Call

been agreed upon. Hill and Sheehan
want a man from the Middle West,
where there is a possibility of getting
electoral votes. They do not desire
the nomination Of ex-senator George
Turner of Washington, because he
comes from the Pacific Coast. They
have no hope of electoral votes from
that section. Turner has made head
way, but he has no definite promises.
Tonight a boom was sprung for
Adlai Stevenson of Illinois. Stevenson
was Vice President with Cleveland.
He was a candidate for Vice President
with Bryan. He has been affiliated
with both wings of the party and he
Genes from the right section Of coun-
try. He may step into the shoes of
Marshall Field, who was most desired
for second place. but who would not
have it.
Hill and Sheehan have also talked of
Thomas Taggart of Indiana. Taggart
hoped to be made chairman of the
National Committee. but he will fail
in that intention. The chairman will
be taken from the East. Taggart must
be placated and he may be offered sec
ond place on the ticket.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-07

ST LOUIS, July 6.-The Tammany
men are sore over the mistakes of
their leader, Murphy. They do not dis
guise their want of confidence in him.
Murphy has not surrendered, but he
stands practically alone in his organi-
zation. His most distinguished adj
wiser, Bourke Cochran, has given up.
He sees no possible hope of defeating
Parker, but Murphy will not yield to
Hill. He cannot without taking second
place in New York politics.
Hill smiles his old sardonic smile as
he watches the Tammany men trying
to catch on to the Parker band wagon,
with Murphy standing alone and pro-
testing that Parker cannot carry New
York. Hill and Sheehan are in control
of the convention. Murphy is not even
a factor. The Southern delegates will
do whatever Hill and Sheehan desire
regarding the ticket. They may not be
so plant as to, the platform, but they
started out to nominate New York
man and they will do it. They care lit
tie as to individuals. They want a
chance to carry New York.
Second place on the ticket has not