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Arizona republican., 1904-03-04
GETTING INTO THE MAGAZINES

Discussing the science and 1rt O. placing 2 manuscript Tip" of thc New York Press says Ger an t is that he who wants to get into the coz temporary ma EaZines must be endowe l with the patience of Job. the persist
 encc of Sata1, the ingenuity of 2 rat, the hopefulncss of a sinner. the ir- resiet!ble force of the tides. the h de O. 2. rhlnoceses and the happy knack Of not Knowing when to cult trying. In c-dent-lly he must have an attractive Ctyle. some originality and dramatic
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

that in the course of the solution of the statehood problem, a cleanup oi the mainland tcrritcri5s might as well be made and have done with it. Let Alaska, New Mexico and Arizona be joined together and then let Phoenix De made the capital -z central point.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

Mir Bryan's request for an effective plan for killing the octupUs might be answered by his request to Grover to sit down heavily with his three hun dreds of avoirdupois upon it. That process failing, MT. Bryan might talk it to death
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

When cotton goes up the poor man can adjust himself to the situation by using fewer shirts. It is not so easy to get along with the smaller loaf that ccmes with high-priced wheat.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

and neither lob nor Satan, ncr bo.h combined can induce him to accep- different things. Bear this in m nd wher you fee! tempted to edge or bull 6o2e yourself into his good eraCes.- Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

The order of the president that canal commissioners must spend their time on the isthmus is modified in its se- verity by the fact that whithersoever they go their salaries also go.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

General Joe Wheeler is as confident now that Russia will win as forty or mere years ago he was that-but why exercise memory on that point.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

We do not wish 10 be unacccmmolct- inz. but We find our dates for worry ing take nso far in advance that w. cannot handle any more business n ths, line for others.-Atchiso G.o1c.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

ima siration We are of the ori1i-n
 that this is mostly foldercl. T. get into" magazine il :s only nece ry tc write the Eind of story or article
 that the mag zine wants. The edits- is always ready to snap such thing u9
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04
PRESCOTT BUSINESS FIRMS.
 Hotel Burke
AMERICAN PLAN.

PRESCOTT, ARIZONA. 105 rooms. All .niodern conYeniences. A strictly fiIst-class and modern hotel. Sample rooms for commercial men.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04
TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo VunIme Tablets All druggists refund the money if II fails to cure. l.. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

The very idea of Secretary Moody ordering the battleship Kentucky Eo dry dock!
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04
BOOTS AND SHOES.
REGAL SHOES by ktaiI.

s3.7J per pair, express prepaid. 15O styles for ZEN AND WOMEN. IA sizes and widths. one price. 5 stores. Tannery 10 consumer. Catalog and self measure ment blanks on postal request. Les An geies store 22I ". Third St, near Broad way. A. $. Vandegrift. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04
BARRELS AND TANKS
BUSINESS COLLEGES.

los Angeles .Cooperage Co. Tanks, bar rels and kegs. Write for prices.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04
CARPETS AND RUGS.

T. ELLINGTON CO. al2-314 S. Broad way. Curtains, draperies, China and Ja- pan mattings. All kinds of floor cover inSs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01

d 4 /.
much trouble In this twentieth century
as It did for its original owners hundreds
OF years ago.
Romance, legend and history have ~,
vested the one-tilne owners OF BollVla anu
Peru with IL dazzling splendor
Certainly the race which Pizarro
and the Spaniards who accompanied him
gave evidences of wealth almost beyond
belief
About their necks and upon their arms
and around the calves Of their less mel.
women and children wore golden orha'
ii Was sight to fire the blood OF g
band OF men whose god was gold. As nc
learned to know the Spanlard ana ms
ways the red man fought for home and
liberty with fury made .impotenti only
by armor and firearms. Above al else,
he fought to conceal the source whence
came the chains and implements; OF gold,
Fired by greed, tho spanlard pursued
without honor or mercy, but the secret OF
the meas hidden treasure died with tho
last of the race. A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01

with the glitterng metal in bars ana
trinkets and wrought ornaments. j. ttt
Before the imperial ransom was gain
cred together. however. Atahualpa was
treucherously put to death. With him died
tho source of the supply. ,- .,5.
1t seemed to Pianrro that al the gold IN
the land had disappeared over night, Not
another. bar. strinket or vessel was Drought
IN, The runners themselves faded away
in the hills.
Hunt, plumber, murder and torture as
they would, the Spanlards could never
wrest the secret either from the natives
or the BROWNING mountain peaks,
1t was always ,,supposed that The S great at
murdered King and only few of his
trusted followers ever were aware of the
Wherea bouts of It, i g
Vulnerable have gone since the days Of
Piuarro, and lives untold were SACRIFICED
( In The effort to Wrest open the seal press
ed home through Spanish treachery, Il,
In recent years the BELIEF became gems
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01

-cral that T,the treasure was hidden Z IN
Ecuador near the Peruvian aborder'
chart stillain existence in Quito, the cap
ital of Ecuador, was the willIo'-the-wisp
of many expeditions, This chart, leftito
the King Of Spainiby one OF, the adyen-f
turers on his deathbed. was supposed TO
point tho way to the strong box among
Il the peaks. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01

n UNFORTUNATELY tho lines on the
~ paper did not agree with tho 5topoSr
TROUBLE TO Try a hIll appear
MAKE COLLECTION eu wh spna g yit''1 70
he. Many OF the adventures argued mat
these changes were due to earthquakes
Or other Violent disturbances Yet ne
chart never led them to the hlnden !, s9 ~
lsnoW-clad hills. 50
Again there were stories from tlme 10
time that parts Of the treasure hau peeh
suchi story grew out of tho fact that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01

81 8 I.
In 1924 Francisco FIGARO had the secret
almost within his, grasp, }sbut oltner
through Ills own treachery or through the
treachery of some of his followers tho
goose was killed before the golden eEg
was laid. E FSF .
Upon Invading, PERU Pizarro laid waste
all before him and took as a prisoner At
ahualpa, the last king of his kind. ,3
(. a TAEIUALPAswa locked up in a stone
pleasant moments
KING KILLED Inc spaniards knew
uvaTppACuFpyt so well how TO
pi 4AIA1Ab"e give. Despairing Of
his life, the Imprisoned King Is reported
to have sent for PizaIro ana SAID 10 num- u;
this room with gold from roof to floor
and from wall TO wall" The Willy Span
The imprisoned Atahualpa summoned
his strongest runners to the mountains
One by one they began to return laden
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13

6ier uurbe beute Worgen bas @e-
rttHt berbreitet, am Sienitag Mbenb
lei in 4nberipn Elm perwegener 3aub=
anfaa auf ben MilliOndr S. $. Ser-
bune, Prdiioenten Der ,2iberal 2ife
Sns. Co." perhbt, ieoO6 sIhdli6er
gDeiie bereitelt tpor3en.- Gin unbe=
tannter iei ndmli9 in Serbune's Office
gefttrst 9etommen uno babe, nit Der
Sanb an Der 9iiftentafd,e. @elb unb
amar fOfort berlanst. Sn bem Nugen=
blide lei sufdai9 Dr. M. Q. 6unt in
Rerbune's pripatOffce aetreten unO -
Der Gremoling babe ficb ibleuni9ft ent=
fernt, nadoem er bon s. einen Dime
erbalten; um na9 Norb NnoeriOn
fabren 3ll f6naen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13
Gine Gommiiiton, bie arbeitet.

Die 9ldne 5ur 8efisruns ber 9psue's Stun.
Was bic geieitisung Der ueber=
fdpemmungs @efabren ieitens beg
Boeue's Stun anbetrifft, 10 lauten Die
8orf9ldse Der 8rnfen= uno SIuB=
5auten @Ommiffion babin, oaB
Der 2auf beg ga9es, refp. bic ufer=
gren3e, bur6 germefungen ermitteIt
unb bann bur9 Crbinana gefeb!i6
fettgeitelt ueroen f0lle; ferner iolIe Der
gooen beg Blades bur9 gntfernuna
aler bisberigen 9inberniiie, iotpie our9
Insgrabungen, no nptbtpenoig, 70
pertieft reip. freigelest perben, bab
aud Die gr6Bten WaifermaHen I9nelI
unb ungebinbert ab1ieBen f6nnen. -
Gerner miro Die @rbauung bon uferz
mauern, in 6armonie nit ben gritfen=
unterbauten, be5m. =Iufsdneen poree=
i9lagen. 9luf bieie Weiie t6nnte Der
posue's Stun als ofener WaFermea
beibebalten ober aber, menn ertutnIbt.
fpdter nit 2et9ti9feit in einen 9roben
Canal umgeuanbelt meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13

ruIiiIfben Tlotte in YDrt Mrtbnr, I'll
BON cen Sapanern gefangen genpms
men tu0r0en, tpie elm Mitttpob Mora
gen in 2onbon angelangter geribt
faet.
Diefe aufregenbe Runbe folgte lin=
mittelbar auf bic Nadri6t. oaB bic
Sapaner bic ruffihe Glotte am Wiitt=
mod Morgen auBerbalb beg Safens
iiberraf6t uno aba f6nitten bdtten, 10
oaB cine srOBartise Seeidlabt ent=
brannt lei. Man f9entt berfelben
@lauben, oa befannt ift, oaB Nomiral
Wafaroff mdbreno Der lebeen 9fd1te
berf4iebentlide &ecoeniseirungs=9
fdne nit feinen 5diffen aus benz
9afen 9ema9t bat, uno man gfaubt,
oaB er bon ben Sapanern in Der lebten
&a9t in cine Jalle geloft porben lit.
Der st. Petersburg : Gorreipen-
bent Oes Neuter'ihen Bureaus De.
peifirt, SaB In Ger 0anptitaot RnB.
lambs cine balb=offieielIe 8ettmaft
einsetroifen lit. Die beiast. oaB bas
rniiiide Shlahtihiff .Yetropap.
lOns" Dor Ysrt Mrtbnr geinnfen
wOroen tit. @,er OfF ,iere, oarnnter
@rOBfiirif 6priI, bes @3aren Better,
sunrSen ,uie es betRt perwmmbet nno
2 anbere S6iffe puroen i6mer be-
idbaOi8t.
giae anbere gotfdaft meIbet, Oer
.Betropaplopsi" iei burd) eimen
SOrpeop aerff6rt morbtn mno ale an
8aro, a.;ssenommen @ro6firif Gp=
riI unb 4 Offi,iere. ieien nit BEN
S@iife 3n @rnn0e gesangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13
Rerional=


9err u.nb Gra.u 2oren.;
8 d m | 81 finb iiber ben gefud
ibres s9pteserfobns unb 5o6ter,
9errn uno 6rau Otto Sierids nebf
brei @nteln bo9erfreut. 5err uni
Grau Sieri9s finb in go6um (DeutI6=
LAM anfdifig. 5err Sieri9s iit Seraus=
geber beg godum An5eieer, elmer biel=
9eleienen tdgliben 3eitung.
@ebatter Stor9 itattete in Der W9on=
tag=Na6t ra9 15-idbri9er Nbmeienbeii
Der Gamilie oes 6errn 5 bn 6Hbf@=
m nm einen 8efu6 nb unb lieB Elm
prd4tises Wdgoelein surtf.. M :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13
Snbianappls, Snb, Nlittppd, 13 gprl 1901

ytteosrf9ldge in benielben 3eitraum
BON bis iiber A 3ou.
Die GOlsen Der ausnebmenb fhtpe=
rem Hegengtiiie lparen an pielen Dr.
ten beroerbenbringenb. 8erf9tebene
Utenfhenleben sineen su @runbe,
Srtden wuroen tuesseri1en, @9ub=
odmme uno @iienbabn 8Di4unqen
ausgemai6en, fotpie anoerers 6ffent=
l1pes uno prioateiseatbum in unge=
beurem Wertbe pernibtet ober BE-.
f4dot9t. Wei3en. Rogsen uno Rlee
lit auf 9hgelano infolse Musmaf9=
ungen uno in ben Nieoerungen, sumal
am gSbite Riber unb unteren Wabafb=
fluB, trar Der Wei3en am 59lub bes
Wonats tiberf9wemmt uno 10 gut pie
Derloren qegeben.
Sn Der ameiten Sd!fte bes Wedra
tuuroen unterfudunsen fiber Sroff=
t6aoen an Sbitbdumen angelfent; es
er9ab ii9 bab bic pfirii6e meift toot,
Die &tri3en betrd6tlt6 eei9dbigt ma-
rem, bod anoere Gru1ttnoIpen eruieien
ftd9 als unberlebt. ..Sn einigen tpeni=
gen Gegenoen eer fttoli6en Nbtbeiluna
Oes Staates wurOe 2lee gefdt, baeesen
1T anoere Jeloarbeit am 5blu1e BEG
Utonats 10 gut tuie 9ar ni9t geI6eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13
0raomattonsfeier tm Staot=
0oipitale.

Sm StabtbofpitaIe finbet am Grei.
tag Ibenb, Is. Npril, bic erite Sra.
buationss5eier Der Granfenpfleeerins
iten=S6ule ftatt, Die urter Der treff.
li6en 2eitun9 BON SRI. Glorenee Grant
ftebt. Die pfegerinnen, tuel9e
bann ibre 9ipfome erbalten meroen,
ftnb: SRI. Semima 1uu, yaenie
e6warB, Mauoe 8oslep, Gap per-
ria, 2Ora @ault, Sofepbine Germ,
@ottb Saffon, 2illian Smith unb
Jrau Sapenport.
Die Wttt9lieber Der itdot. @eiunb=
bettsbeb6roe tperben Der 6eier bei=
wobnen. te Il
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13

st. Yetersburg, Is. Mpril. Sas
Shlnhtlfiif /. Glaiie pYetropao
luDsf" 1T bar YDrt ARTHUR in Der
8runb gebohrt wDr0en. Hnr bic
Sfisiere wurben gerettet; uufel
ibnen beiinbet iib @roBfiirft GpriI.
Ger perwnnoet 10 srbe. Gr III Der
gobn oes Brobfiitilen @laointir,
0es OnfeIs bes Gaiiers.
Sn Dem palafte bes GroBfiIrfen
tpurbe Elm Danfsotiesbienff FIR bic
&ettun9 bes 2ebens bes @roBfnriten
@pril absebulten, Der erfer Sffi3ier
bes ,petropablopsf" mar.
Sin nod nid1t beitdtiates @eriidt
rnelbet. DaB Aomiral WafaroT, Der
Gummanbemr Der rniiilben 6lstte
BET BORT 4rtbmr, wdbrenb Der
Sd)ladt BON ben Sapanerm snm Sc
fan8enem 9emabt wOrOen iet.
Ser vBetropablobsf", Der friiberen
8eri4ten sufOlse fbon stpeimal pOrbeu,
BON ben Sapanern BEL port Wrtbur
bef9doigt uoroen mar, mar Elm
G9la4ti9iff l. @laRe. 1914 SUB
lang, NIT einem Stablplattenpanser
bon 16 3ou. unb nit Sbtirmen aus
10-a0lieem Stabl. Seine Nusrti
flung beifanb aug 4 sipblfsOaiaen. II
ie9ssOlieen, 80 fleineren @eIdiiBen
unb 6 Sorpebo=@ei6iben. 9ie pOll
sdblige 8emannuna mar 700. Das
G6if mar in ct. petersburc erbaut
unb 1898 bonn Stapel gelaHen pors
ben.
9ier berri9t bic sr6Bte Nufresung
infOlee Der Be-iHte tber bieies lln-
gliif BEL pnrt Mrtbur unb ginaelbeiten
werben gierig 5u erbaiden 9eiuGt.
8ites AomiraI WiafaroT iif NIT
benz Shladti6iffe ..Yetropaplobst"
nnterge8angen.
SDn0 On, Is. MpriI. Mbmiral
Mafaroff. Der 8eftblsbaber bee
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13
Mqnatic=Glm6.

Ser Iqnatte= e=glub, beKen
BET Sroao &ipple belegenes 8oot6aus
our 3eit, als bic @isfdoGen i'm @bite
&iper in's 3reiben ger;etbsn, bon fei=
nem piabe losgerifien, fort9etrieben
uno faft pollifdnbi9 3erft6rt puroe, bat
bef6lohen, Elm neues Bootbaus, unb
3Dar auf benz feften 2anbe, sl erri9-
ten. Der Club foll reorsanifirt unb
es iollen gntbeilfdeine gu ie $25 aus-
gegeben tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13
Seit 3 @o6en beri@mnnbea.

Die poli3ei tuurhe beute erfu4t, BEL
Der Su4e mad benz felt 3 Wc9en oer=
miBten Gus 2epoen alias @us 9ailel=
berg bebtlfli6 5u iein, Der bel ieinem
9albbruoer @brift 9aiielberg in SO.
$40 Sorbef Str. !pobnte. Nsan be-
farbtet, er f6nne in ben 9c9futben
umgefommen iein, ba big iebt feline
Spur bon ibm entbeft tporben 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13
9oppel=Teter.

Nm berflofienen Sonntag begina
Jrl. Nnna @ulman bon go. $40 Qin=
colin Strabe ibr II. @eburtstagsfef
NIT elmer gemittbli9en, frDbli9en par=
tie, uno 9lsi63eitis fano Die 8aufe beg
liin9iten @liebes Der camille @ulman,
Der ber3igen 9orotbn, ffatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13
Soeal==Eolitii9es.

Sol. 6arrp 9. Smith, 8oribenber
beg republitaniiden @ountb- @omites
bat gu Witeliebern ieines @recutib=
@omites ernannt: @barles 90. Meoores,
8. Waro; &. .. 6amtins, 6. Warb;
Santes $. Btllin9slp, 2. @arb; grneIf
8. Sripp, 6. Warb; u. u. ODung, 8.
Marb; 5reb. u. SOB, 8. Warb; M1ar-
tin 9ugg. 8. Waro; Soiepb 8. @as=
per, 8. Warb; CHARLES %. 8roun
Garbia) 4. @arb; pearfon Weenoen=
baa, l. Warb.
Im 5reitag, 80. Npril, balten Die
Semofraten bon Waibington 8opn-
tbtp, Wtarion &ountp, cine primdr-
mabl ab, in wel9er 9eleaaten fir eine
3otpnfbip= =@onbention ertpdblt uerben
'ollen, peld)e in Der SDtpnbalIe, BrOao
&ipple. am 80. Nprtl, Na6mittoas 2
ubr bebufs gtOmii,irung bon @anoiDa-
ten fiir Sruitee unb NReHor abgebalten
meroen miro. Sie Sttmmpldbe finb
mie folst:
l. Brecinct - G9ulbaus go. 8,
4 Sele9aten
2. precinct - Sennins's @9miebe,
8 Dele9atsn.
3. Brecinct - Sotpn=Sale in groab
&ipple, Delegaten.
4. precinct - Maionic=0aae, Uail.
lersbiae, 8 Delegaten.
S. precinct SlIinois= unb 43.
StraBe, Slue's &iftenfabrit, 4 9eIe=
gaten.
Die bemocrotiT6en 9iitricts= @aucuHe
ftnoen bier am IL. Mai, alfo einen
Sag bor Der erfen bemocratiI6en
@ountn=@onbention. ltatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13
Saoianapolis sieoerfrans.
9eute gbenb grobe.

4 Die re9elmdBise Probe bes .Snbiana-
polls 2ieberfran3" mirb beute Nbenb
abgebalten, ilm ben 9dn9ern @ele9en.
belt 3u 9eben, Der mor9en ffattfinben=
ben Seutf6en Sbeater. 0orfellung beis
autpobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13

arbetter> Watemfett,
SOtstta9 Mbeto, oett 1. Maf,
tn Oct sitoieite 3nrmballe /.
Gtce4enteS Concert Yro=
0r0altttt. Gtntrttt Is GemtS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13

ST. YetcrSburg, Mpr SaS ruifiden De Mrtbnr
Sdahhif Gahe .Hropao Sapanern gangen genom
luDsf" lit Yort Mrur in wOOen, we Mwob or
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13

"a 9ottmerita9 9bettO TIM
GttSltib SpermbaatS 'gd,lasts
Oct oemtidten 9beater=
Satiptt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-13

9ebp gro 8. & 6 0. baben ibr
actien Capital bon $3.50, 600 auf
$500, 900 erb6bt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-23
FOLK Is IN THE ASCENDANT.

All trustworthy indications point the nomination of Cicut
Attorney Folk by the Democrats of Missouri for the Office Of
There active vicious opposition HI, selection
but that will doubt be In primaries and
municipal Mr. Folk the efforts of the
friends of the booder he convicted defeat him. Mr. Folk
the advantage of being credited with eaessness and that
for much with the who the
When placed in Office Mr. Folk recognized of those who
had been active in securing his election He caused the indictment
of officials of them chief agent his election He then
obtained indictments against the leaders of the revolt against the
former administration which had placed him Office and against
the lieutenant governor of the
Naturally the doodle element panic stricken and Of
the Democratic grafters fed Europe
Folk convicted of them however but later the
instead of weakening reality strengthened the position Of Mr. Folk
with the The file of the Missouri
revoed the courts result Mr. Folk
stronger a candidate today than he before.
While that the will be held until
July important that Mr. Folk has already pledged
his delegates than all his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-23
PASSING OF SENATOR STEWART.

One of the notable Of the
ing his last year that body according his Will
liam NJ Stewart when he etes March 1905 will have served
years in the higher branch Of congress
Stewart when last chosen Nevada in the
elected by the siverites but previously
chosen Republican In the last presidential campaign Sen
silver issue dead
1t Republicans who him of the first
the mining 1904 He the only survivor of those
who judgment President Andrew Johnson, and he
the ramer OF the fifteenth amendment the constitution the
amendment which gave the former slave the right
The has been useful public and though for
time he followed false gods during the Of his he
has Republican Nearly all the people
his favor OF free silver and he simply did the
Of the south did earlier day-stood by his William NJ
Stewards life story interesting Roches
n. " but his family moved Ohio where he managed
TO money 90 for a time Yale college
The gold fever caught him while college started
by Of Panama California There miner
studied law inside, elected district
attorney general OF California Seven years he V
gna City Nevada where he pracised law and invested
AT time he had large mining 1875 he
defeated for reelection the William Sharon
the and accumulated lawyer He was
cousel for FaFood Macay occasion the
fee OF S25oooo
Senator Stewart has been important the old
opportunity of understanding and realizing great changes of the
years. His life and public periods
the nations history
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-23

Whether or not the platform adopted
by the New York Democrats reflects the
sentiment Of the country could be deter
mined only by popular vote, but II Is
skilfully framed as an appeal 10 people
who are out Of sympathy with President
Roosevelt. The somewhat vague refer
ences 10 what might be called the impe-
riaIistic' acts of the national administra-
tion were wisely put I'm general terms be-
cause they hold out some hope TO all with
I'm the ranks OF the disaffected. Attempts
TO particularize would have been sure 10
provoke divisions over questions OF time
and method which were properly left to
the National Convention and which II
might properly leave To be decided after
tho election. Chicago Record Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-23

1T matters not which side Is victorious
IN the Far East, victory VIII he desrly
won. Necessarily It will require many
wears for either country to recover from
its effects. The Russian national DEBT Is
about 81. 900. 600 coo, and that OF Japan
about $500 90, O0O. In Japan the people are
already heavily taxed and are poor. IL
ls small wonder that ministers OF nnahce
OF both countries are much coucerheo
over the future finance OF their respeCtiN7 .
countries The war has not yet fully be-
gun. and there IS no reckoning It's dura-
ton. Every day adds millions OF dollars
TO the expenses. ST. Louis Republic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-23

This leaves Mr Bryan with political
organ on his hands which makes no pre-
tence Of being a newspaper, but which
has up 20 this time been profitable
business venture because OF the exalted
station OF its editor and publisher. IL he
loses that station the Commoner Will no
longer be an oracle. Fortunately MT.
Bryan has feathered his nest since he be-
came the champion OF the people against
the money power. and he will he able 20
retire from politics with a comfortable
fortune. Milwaukee Sentinel.