The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-21

Gratis, who were extremely active in kleir
support OF Hearst, have found since hey
returned home that they made a sc ous
mistake. Some of them killed thems. YES
politically by their activity for Hearst
Mr. Purcell confirms the report that w
n Cullop. Of his city, is to be regarde. as
a candidate for the Democratic gubJna-
torial nomination.
4 don't know mat Mr. CulIop l. an
avowed candidate" he said. but frofl a
talk / had with him / know that he 4 at
least in a receptive frame Of mind. Hdfhas
been considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of Sing
after the nomination for some time. sand
his name Will doubtless be presenteS TO
the state convention July ..
Crawford Fairbanks. the milioE, aire
brewer and Democratic politician Of Terrs
Haute, has laid aside poltics and eAry-
thing else temporarily to join the ran Of
the automobile enthusiasts. He was tiere
yesterday to get a machine which NJ or
dered some weeks ago. IL is a big tcing
car. one of the handsomest machines Shat
has been seen in this city, and while mere
was no price tag on il, il Is understood shat
its cost ran well up into the thousands. Mr..
Fairbanks gave his new machine p-Slim-
mary test Yesterday afternoon. and .fter
another try-out to-day he expects 10 cake
the run TO Terre Haute tomorrow mos
c. w. stivers. editor of the Liberty aaIer-
aid, has formally announced his candidacy
for the Republican nomination for ssoint
senator in the district composed OF Hxnry.
Fayette and Union counties. Senate. ~
j.. Ogborn. of New Castle the incumSent.
AID Edward E. Moore. of Connersvilles are
also candidates.
Grand yesterday.
State Chairman James p Goodrich. OF
Winchester. was at Republican head~uar-
ters a few hours yesterday, and lef. last
evening for Chicago. where he viii K in
conference to-day with ii. 5. New - the
temporary headquarters of the nafonal
committee.
Frank NJ Dice. of CrawfordsvilleS in
spector in the rural free delivery, setyice.
was in the city last night.
Warren Bigler. OF Wabash, who gas a
member of the Republican state executive
committee during the last campaign . was
at the English yesterday. Mr. Bigle: has
recently returned from business tsp TO
eStS.
Governor Durbin. Secretary OF estate
Storms. Auditor of State sherrick and. John
C. Wingate. of Wingate who compriss the
noon from four days trip throus4 the
southern part of the State
Col. Harry B. Smith, chairman OF tl3 Re-
publican county committee. said vest rday
that he will call meeting of the Sunty
executive committee for Monday afteknoon
to take up the question of the date II the
convention to nominate legislative 'kcket.
T. Taggart received letter yesterday
from Sergeant-at-arms Martin. OF the Sem
ocratic national convention, informirs him
that applications for press tickets the
| convention should be addressed to q aries
II. Mann, Press Gallery, WashingtonAD ~. c.
]. Oscar Henderson, head of the Hearst
bureau. discredits the report that llearst
| is to withdraw from the presdentialsrace.
81 do not believe Mr.. Hearst will :xith-
| draw" he said yesterday. 1T is mykopin-
/ ion that he will be a candidate befo 2 the
national convention, and that he willlmake
a strong showing. / believe he will have
| over one-third of the delegates in TN con-
! vention."
Col. Joseph NJ. Rice, a DemocratiJ poll
| tician of Cincinnati, who is well knc1n in
this city, was at the Grand last evening.
He brought with him some news Jas is
news" for the local Democrats as he states
that Ohio will probably have two 9andi-
dates for the Democratic presidential q NOM
| ination this year.
I'VE may not present two candidates 20
/ the convention" he said, but Jam,f Kill
| bourne, OF Columbus who was our 9andi-
| date for Governor three years agJ has
| been indorsed by several districts, AMI judi
| son Harmon, of Cincinnati. who v$s at
| torney general under President Gle land.
| has been indorsed by Hamilton COUNTY. Dem
| ocrats. / think II IS certain that Nj Ifar-
| mons name will go before the convent ion."
| Colonel Rice was last week elected s. one
| of the delegates TO the national con ssntion
from the Second congressional distSct Of
1 Ohio.