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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20
CHEM ULPO FIGHT.
Russian Officers Give an Ac-
count OF It Differing From
Previous One.
-lRx Assoc!ated Press.1

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 1.-THE gov
eminent report OF the naval action OIL
chernulpo. Korea FEBRUARY Sth. says
Tic Russian cruisers Varias and Korietz
sank japanese cruiser and a torpedo
boat destroyer and crippled another yes
sci before returning to the harbor.
The government to-day receiva1 from
The officers Of the Variag and Koriec',
who are now at Shanghai. their acco ant
OF the fight at Chemulpo. The account
shows the admirable handling of the
two Russian warships in The face Of
overwhelming odds. The officers confirm
the statements shat when the japanese
SQUADRON of eight warships appeared off
CEe,rulpc. they were met by the small
torpedo gunboa .Korietz, which had been
sent out to rcconnoltcr; that the no
rietz on sighting the japanese squadron,
Immediately returned to the harbor and
reloircd the Nariag, and that the Japa-
reese followed TO the mouth Of the har-
Dor and sent the Russians peremptory
summons to surrender.
This message. the officers add. was dis
regarded, whereupon the Japanese threat
cned to enter the harbor and engage the
Russians there. AS this would have en-
| dangered the other vessels in tho har-
Tor, including the French and other
foreign warships. Captain Roudnef Of
\ the Nariag, as senior officer, boldly gave
orders that both vessels steam out and
meet the enemy The fight o,Itside be.
tween the yarsag and 7<orietz and the
eight japanese Warships resulted, ac'
cording to the officers report. in the
sinking OF two Japanese warships.@ one
! cruiser and one torpedo boat destroyer
land the crippling Of another. The Rus
sian ships were repeatedly struck, bu
they succeeded In 5re-enterng tho halr
| Dor, where tho captains decided to blow
ur their ships to prevent them from fall
| ing into the hands Of the enemy. Tht
survivors of the crews were taken of
4 ana the two warships were set on fire
1.-The Russians also blew UP q small
steamer, the sungari. which was actlnl
as n tender to the Variag.
/ The official report OF the Chemulp'
i fight gives the losses on the Varlag a
| one officer and thirty.thrne men killed
two officers slightly wounded and sew
cnteen men severely wounded. Their
! were no losses on board the korietZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20
NO ExEQUATUR.
United States Consul TO Dalny
Will Not be Allowed To Pro
al5 coed tnaIoost
coed to lost.
NBy .Assoclatea Press J

WASHINGTON. D, q. Feb 10 Scene
tary Hay has been Informed that ED
win v. Morgan viii rot DC granted an
e&equatur by the Russian government
authorizing him 70 act as United States
fonsui at DalnS.
MIR: Morgan IL now on his Nay from
Washington 10 his post He WIN san
from San Frane!aco ard touch aA Yoke
hama, al which point the state Depart
nsnt will &c able 70 advise hn2Ia month
hence what course 70 pursue.
This decision on The part ofBthe Rus
Sian government WaK not altogether IN
expected ,abut It Is nevertheless the sub
.iect OF grave consideration BY the Stale
Department ohiciuls. ! can be stated
that up to this nlcnesa a decision has
not been reached as ~ the answer V
/ be me ds TO the Russian go Yernp}en u
II n sinsd 4 nat ths WATSON fcr Russia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20
SRUsSIA'S REPLY.
lc Also Excepts Manchuurl ia
From Terms Of Secretary
Hays Note.
az 8 ssoclated Press,

nv NSSOCIuIeU -T'TCSE.F ----- ~ -
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 49, Russia 8
reply to Secretary Hays note on China
was handed to Ambassador Mccormick
to-day.
TIE reply was given to Mr.. McCor-.
mick by Foreign Minister Lamsdorf. and
was promptly dispatched to Washington.
The terms Of thu reply have not been
divulged l.ere It is known that they
were along the lines previously indicated
being virtual acceptance In prime pie
with the exception Of Manchuria, which
is now the theatre Of war. and where
Rlsssa's special Interests lie. "a.
S8 The fore 81, Office also reports mat
/ Etresray alexieff expia ined tba, as Dalny
was practically In a state Of siege and
without commerce 1t Rras Iniprscticaole
10 aIlow coasuls o., consular agents there
daring TIE psrsed Of hostilsties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20
ASKS FOR
A RECEIVER
r. II. Wright Alleges That the
Gor1nan-Wright Company Is
Insolvent Even Now. 81
he CHARGES GROSS FRAUDS
The Bill in the Case Details
Some Remarkable Financier- @
ing BY the I Germans.

n .ai-
A suit in equity has been instituted in
the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Eastern District Of Virginia by
r. II Wright against the German
Wright Tobacco Company and -. I n. Cor
man, in which tho plaintiff asks for the
appointment OF Il receiver to take. charge
Of and administer the affairs OF the
company, and prays for an Injunction re-
straining j. \. German or any other OF
1icer OF the company from in any way
interfering with Or Withholding from the
receiver any of the assets and books,
etc. Of that company. Tho bill Is filed
by S. s. P. Patteson. counsel for r. H !.
/ Wright, Of the city of New York
The bill recltes in detail the history
| OF the formation OF the German Wright
! Company and its career since 1t was
| formed in'ls97. MIR. Wright, ia the course
! Of his bill, charges some remarkable
| f.nanciering against ]. y. German p "A.
/ German and others connected with or
1 employed by the company. He speclfi-
4 cally charges that j. y. German over
/ drew his account to the amount Of
!
\ account to the. amount Of se,5731S, and
that various others employed by the com
peny oT0rdrew their accounts In smaller
| sums. @
!. He charges msupplication and misuse
!, OF the funds of the company and OF ita
4 property. Among other things. he charges
i that j. N. German borrowed large sums
/ OH the credit DC the Gorman-Wrisht
/ Company and executed its notes for trav-
mcnt thereof to- the amount OF s67,Osl.4a.
4 The plaintiff expresses his. belief that tbs
\ company is insol~ent He states that
there is a large stock az tobacco nearly
all Of which is hypothecatcd for the pay
ment Of notes. :s
4 Wright Was in Europe.
/ r. III, Wright states that for foulfyears
he was In Europe, and hence knew nnfl.-
ing of these transactions until his return
in 1862. He then recitcs his efforts ia
1 SECURE a statement and a settlement 81
the Indebtedness of the directors Of the
company and of the company itself. Mr.
Wright specifically charges that Nh. Cor.
man, with the funds Of the company
became interested In and devoted 10 tbs
uses o. several other firms and corpn-
Z rations the money Of the Gorman-Wriglit
Company, He further recites ali agree
ment by J, n, German entered into witt
him for the purchase Of his one hundred
shares of stock In the company, ana i''e
failure OF the purchaser TO meet tho de-
ferred payments therefor II is stated
|. that j. n. German resides at Durham
n, c., and that q H. German resides al
. Lancaster, Pa.
How the Stock Is Held.
Tho story, az told IN the Bill fled r
tie court, is IL very interesting one, TIL.
l P,r IN. poI,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20
BAXTER C!O..ARE
10 PAY CREDITORS 3. 1,
Stockholders Voluntarily g
s10ownE1nto Own Us, Pockets p: 81, s 70
IN Meet Obligations.
nv Assc,cintcti 4 1,ress.)

f'1TTs Btj1at; PA, rTep. 10 a. Hax.-.8
ter ana Company, the brokera 60 house.
which was caught iii the recent cottsni
corner 10 Tho extent ot 1900 go. an-
.nilonnced through their Plttsburg repre-
sentativcs to-day that they will pay al
claims ir,T ftil sTho stockholders. It 70
said have Voluntarily gone down In their
own pocknts to- meet these obllgat tons,
and although the absence OF several IN.
3flucntial members Of the firm In Europa
Will necessarily delay liquidation a few
weeks. IL Ii said that dollar for dollar
Will be paid blythe middle Of n Marc rt:A h.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20
r,n.r,iMnNIA IN C HicAGo,
i =, ..soelstnd 1,ress
lcontlnued from FIRST Page.

oyer 5000 people dled 4of i1nel,onts - -
Chicago last Sei r.ll every rasn ~. NY sn,5
bc"n nromntly.j ana properly treated at
~. o, = 80 I n,ost every one would have
recovered. his statement is ahulldan y,
proven IN tllo facp lhut among the leils
ri thousands thropgliout this s sour y, J, J,
wbo use cbamberlaip's Cough Hens 9 Y
las ever been reported, which shows Y.
5eSncp,siyely thar this remedy is3a certain
preventive 'of pneumonia. Chambeerlal
Cough Remedy has gained ~ VIDE lepu,
itation ana cnorn,o us alc SbY the pIosAp.
ard effeatual cures of colds ANY y y
always he ssle Spyl
all Druggists, 2ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20
How the Stock Is Held.
That General Alarm.

The Times Dissutch Was Ii elror In
sia.ing ye4inrdty that the general Tire
alarm on Thursday night was turned III
b. Captain W!sc.. Of Eng nc Company No.
4, III st Assistant Chief George G. Shay
Misc, Both hAs and Chief FHitor were
prsfen at the fire and IN command of tie
department III n Waa by3 tho GoaJ ana snett
IN turning In the general alarm that q
more strlous fire was ayerted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20
1e1, Train to West Point.

sTbe southern Railway viii put on v q
nj ii III car On the Richmond and West Point
tain eaviI; this city at 40 ~. daily
an, Il, Hcarryi mails to all polnt $ q ont;
The lIEe, The train with ma s SRI W.
insS'iie af.ernoon. arriving here at $40
~. Nj. Thistra Will be put on Monday s!,I
ana will be operated daily thereafter Inc
rcwE II all train wi be Of great val 'l g
merchants and others. ,i$ 81 &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20
NoOld@ Stock.

"a Yankee opened store Ia Birming-
Hal n, next door to an snglishman in the
81, nc. line OF business. 'Thereupon the
sEngllshman put UP aplacard reading
sIf:stablished Fifty Years, y Il he Am ertcan
}2rnsnf,nd "a with one reading thus; E1a- 3
8 tablished Yesterday No Old Stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20
NOT DISTURBED
Dc, Not Think Medical 4 College
of Virginia Will be Sacrificed

Do Not Think Medical College
of Virginia Will be sa a
The faculty Of the Medical College q
Virginia are looking or with little con-
cern while the Legislature discusses 9ls isi
whether or no. ~ will sell the college ''i'
property. III
E I5 Few OF tho faculty are inclined 70 be- DO.
,ievc that the Legislature will sacrifice
the States property in this way. The
college is. from the states standpoint,
4rothing more than real estate improved
by buildings OF brick and mortar lt
Is the strength OF the teach ne force and
.le wisdom of the management which
makes the institution what It Is. In case case
sof several memberstnf the faculty, they
get nothing for teaching, and give Their
time because OF Old nssociat Ions and Sthel
good they may do. They say thy would
b no poorer If the college were closed g !,
as III very likely would be II sold. Mcdl-
zeal colleges are not usually money!
making institutions. and hence few would y
want 10 buy It. And yet members OF the
faculty believe II would be a poor al
yertisement for the State. In face or the
revival or newborn intercs t In educat ton.
to close ono of Its Oldest institutions OF
Learning. ia $3 N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20

cred with ice for distance Of mile
and quarter to sea- None Of the enc
rryss ships have been seen lately. There
have been no fresh attempts TO estroSI
4 w ~ i1rna n y 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20

ing the late action Of tho camp ! was Sin:-3l
troduced and then withdrawn by Judge
George L. Christ ian. The hour was $latc
and tho way was opened for tho REQ PEN "A
Ing OF the whole questlon#at d future
meeting. There Will In MI probability
be n great debate, but 1t appears not t't
unlikely from the looks Of things last
night That IL the test Is mhde ngain5&the
camp ilrcversc its first decision on the
bill, md with Mr.. Rixcy, press 1t through
LCnnrrass ut s. suextE session. " ssl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-20
ri d IARTrp AndENDn1ENT.

'' Provided. that the said associa ton SINAI il
not Hold at any time more than fi ny nun ~
dred acres Of land. n: Is ii, III III
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22

has been received and will be on ex- hibition at the hzgI.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22
OF LOCAL
 INTEREST

BASEBALL PRACTlCE-About a dozen baseball enthusiasts turned out at Sundays practice and some effective work was done.
 FIXTURES ARRIVING-The new fty-Ures for the Union Bank G Trust Go. are arriving and a corps of work men were busy yesterday putting tken in place.
 BACK AGAIN-C. H. Valentine and family have returned from Prescott. Mr Valentine had the contract for the construction of the new opera house recently erected by the ElSs Of that C-ty.
 POLICE COURT-The two drunken MexicaGs arrested Sunday were sober cd up and dtso.1rged and two hoboes Were given till 10 o'clock this morn ing to come aroJnd to the city hall and be sent to jail.
 BACK FROM TUCSON-Judge and Mrs. WeL3ter Street returned home yesterday morning from Tucson where u ey went several days ago on being apprised of the sudden death of Judge w. II. Barnes, who was an old friend of the family.
 CENTRAL AVENUE MEETING There will be an adjoU-ned meeting to- night in the Hotel Adams of those in terested in the welfare of Central ave nGe. Every driver. every adjacent pro perty owner and ulI others interested are urged to be present.
 THANKSG GIVING DINNER The sje"E@ds and stewardesses of the A A l. church, corner r. Jefferson and Second streets, have secured a nice lot of grain fed turkeys and extend an in Vitation to all to eat dinner there Thanksgiving day. Dinner will be ready at 12 o'clock
 LICENSE TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to the following persons: John Pidweu of san Pedro, Cal and Teresa Hobba Of Los Angeles; Charles Fogelsang and Nellye J. Sharp both of Phoenix: h. gram T. Sparks of Phoenix and Ruth A. Trask of San Antonio. Tex.
 A MINING NEER-Wllace w. Merriman Of the Consolidated Gold Mining Co. Aetna, Cal. has been spending a few days in Tempe and Mesa. He was en route to Parral Mexico, where he is engaged in mining engineering. His stop on the south side was for the purpose of visiting his sis ter Miss Virginia Merriman.
 THE CHRISTIAN MEETINGS Pastor Boyle, crew a full house again last night at the Christian church to hear another soul stirring sermon.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22

is no evidence Of suicide. A s-n. An drew Riddle, Of Engle. Colorado ar rived this afternoon and will ship the remains to Rock Springs for burial No inquest will be held.
 The remains of the man have been positively identified as those of Riddle. by his son. He left R-ck Springs on August l9. and being su5jec- to epileptic fits. it is believed he wander cd into the hills while suffering from that trouble and perished. The re- mains will be taken to Rock Springs for interment.
 A postal card received by the chief of police of this city o- September 70 last, offered a reward of S50 for in formation Of the wherca bouts of Alex ander Riddle, and th.s sum will be paid to Miss Flora Straub. who found the remains.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22

There were three baptisns and three
 no-e additions. Wonderful interest is being shown tn the meetings. AIr. Lit tlesoln sang a beautiful solo. Mr
 3oyle's text tonight is, The Golden Chain"
 BACK FROM WAsHINGToN-w.
 l. McNulty who left here a couple of
 ronths ago for visit at his old home n Washington. D. C.. has returned again to remain indefinitely. He came pack via El PasO where he attended cae irrigation congress and ahence alere via the Fl Pazo G Southwestern. talk
 ng hasty look as so2thern Ari- zona.
 A NEW CoMER-Hde- c. N. Rhodes of Atchison cosn.y, Missour,. Lrrived here yesterday and may remain permanently. He IS the father of Df-k Rhodes, a teacher on the Pima Indian reservation and the fa.he--in-law of M. N. Murphy. recently transferred from the position of superintendent of irrigation or the sane reservation t9 'ha5 of a5e-- Cf the wC1-e-n Navajo ceservat,on.
 DEATH OF !. 2. BOYD-Joln F. Boyd justice of the peace at Wicken- burg died there last Friday. His life q ]. Mr. Boyd CIme 50 Phoenix about tWren- y years ago and lived here until about three yea-s ago. He filled several of- fcial positions during his residence in Phoenix. He was under sheriff in several administrations and for a time was connected with the office of the coYn.y re-C.der.
 COMMISSIONER JONES' REslG- rp1 ton yesterday announced that Indian Commissioner W. A. Jones had resisv-- cd and that Francis A. Lvpp of Wash
 ngton had been appointed to succeed hIm Commissioner Jones was in Phoe- nix about two weeks and he said then he intended to resign but ne said that ne might perhaps remain in caa-ge Of the bureau until next year.
 AN OAKLAND WEDDlNG-Cards have EeenI received announ cing the wee ling in Oakland on Nov 16 of Miss Isabel Kendall and Mr. Edward Ken neth Lowden. The bride is the GIIgh- ter of MT. and Mrs. F. l. Kendall and is well known to quite a number of Phoenix people. After January 1s- the newly married couple will be at home to friends On the first and shird We'd nesdays of each month at No. 77. Fourteen street, Oakland
 RETUR" OF R. L. LONG-R. T.. Long retUrneE to the city yesterday after an absence of six months. more than five of which were spent in Europe. He was at I aris for several weeks and after that he visited the principal cities or Italy He also spent some time m London and in the north of England and Scotland. On his gay from Paris to Rome he stopped at Monte Carlo where he set the famous game back to the amount of S4
 SPANISH WAR VETERANS-The United Spanish war veterans will meet tonight at the Veterans hall, jus north of the LalEzou Business College. Th.s ol organization has a membership Of for ty- three. This includes Governor Bro die, U. z. Marshal McCord, Postmaster MoClintCcG and several prortnent business men of Phoenix. At the meet ir5 tonigE- special efC-t will be made to persuade all peI1ons w1o are eligible 70 membership in Phoenix to jon the lC-al camp. The neew cAa-ter
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22
POWERS COMING IN.
Hour by Hour They Favor Another
 Peace Conference.

Washington. Nov. zL-One by one the powers are lining up iE hearty support of President Roozeveigs sug- gesticn that another session of The Hague tribunal be convenei 10 com plete the work outlined by the first peace congress. Secretary Hay today received acceptances from Sweden and Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22
HF WANDERED TO DEATH
The Fate of a Man in the Colorado
 Mountains.

Colorado Springs. Cclo., Nov. 21.-At o'clock this afternoon the body of Alexander Riddle. of Rock Springs "yo.' who was found dead On Chev- Shhe mountain yesterday afternoon was DFo ught to the morgue here The authorities are inclined to tba ba1iaf that the man fell while wanderi1e o,7 the mountain on August 20. and was injured too badly for him to walk and that the starved to death.
 The finding of S7O.65 upon his person dispels the murder theory and there
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if t fails tO cure. F. w. Groves signature is on each bcx 25c.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22

The Holmes apartments, 40 North 'iIsC avenue. Desirable furnished rooms and suites for rent.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22

@Niy one wishing home made mince p-s9 IeaVe orders at Five Points Butch CT sHcD or Phone Black 1O3.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22

Certainly we clean clothes and make them look good as new at s. FrankeI & Co. 3t N. First street
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22
The Gurio Cor. Second Ave. and Jefferson Sf.

An old mission building fuE or Curios. This place will furnish you entertain ment for hours. Its contents are both unique and extensive, and comprise, among other things:
 Pima and Apache Baskets.
 Navajo Blankets and Silver Work. Bead Work, Pottery.
 Mexican Drawn Work.
 Mexican Zarapes and Shawis.
 Unset Opals and TurquOises.
 And innumerable trinkets, both In dian and Mexican.
 Besides all this, there is the museum, with exhibits which cannot be dupli- cated anywhere.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22

Stop! Shave Ice. hair cut 25c, bath. hot or cold, I5c, neat and first class. Commercial hotel barber shop.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22

T Capitol chop house reopen for busi- ness by Libaire & Wright. after put ting in an entirely new outfit Every body invited. Our object will be to al- ways please both old and new patron age.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22
CAPTURE OF A MURDERER.
'. F. Averill Who Killed T. K. .TiIford,
 st Mayer last Week.

Prescott. Ariz., Nov. FIT. F. AVerill. who ahot and killed T K IT, ford at Mayer last week. was arrested near Huron early tas morning by S1Ccin RC5e-ts and will be brought hack immediately.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22


 Il's I.l-e to be rerIuIel of --a- 5e1- n0saer's EoLe cc1Eing. Ey aa--r- Hogae's Chop Hose N1s- every thing -s grown on Hoghe-s El-.l--
 Mrs B. Wa-zou, h--- class cook a-I cateress, ove- 20 ys1-s ezuerleu- te cooking and party work 2- W=s- -E- cisCn street. FtcEe. red I5a MIR. HAMILTON. THE PIANO Tuner Is in the city for yunIa- Orl--s may be left at RediwilTs or .unraIr-s
 The old Pioneer stables. 4a6 West Washington New turno-ts and rooE drivers. Telephone Main lS2. Roder- ick Walker. Prop
 Just received by Mrs AviwIn new line of switches, Pompadours- etc. Hair dressing parlors, No. n s. Center.
 room 15-
Arizona republican., 1904-11-22
DO NOT DOSE TIE STOMACH.
Hyonei, the Only Guaranteed Cure for
 Catarrh.

No one should coufound Hyomei With She patent medicines that are ad- NeIJls6d to cure catarrh. It is as far superior 10 them all as the diamond is more valuable than cheap glass. Their composition is secret. t,st Hyo- mel gives it's formula to all reputable physicians and is prescribed by teen generally.
 It's base is ,he valuabIe eucalyptus o-l' 1&To-s for it's antiseptic qualities. 1ills IS combined with aromatic and hea!lngs gums and balsalns. nnalzioc- pure liquid which, when used in the Hyolnei pocket inlaIe-. fills the air you breathe with geTm-kiIling. dis ease destroying and healing powers .I-d' restore health to every part of 'Ne nose throat and lungs.
 me only WCy to cIre catarrn and l4 other diseases of tEe respiratory organs Is to breathe Hyomei
 1nls Treatment has been SO sue CeSsIu ui an curing 99 per cent of all "llio nave used 1t, tEat HyCnei is now So'u by H. Goodman under an absolute guarantee to refund the gnona,, i,, g.SSo IL aces not benefit you You run no FISK Whatever ln buying Hvonei. If II did not possess unusual mower, +o cure It could not be sold upon +,,is plan UP'ii '-iiS
 The complete Hyomei outfit costs S-'VV and comprises an in.al5r. hot- tle or Hyomei and a .dropper. The I1i..l lii--1-eF VIII last lifetime: and ad- ui ,ol-3l 0ott-es of Hyomei can be o5- tained for soc
 <Al'y one wishing home made rnince pie7 leave orders at Five Points Butch CT shop or Phone Black 1O8.
 The Holmes apartments, 40 North lIsC avenue. Desirable furnished
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-16
4 SERIES OF SURPRISES.

In Tho case IF Hearsl. the unexpees.
"a has happened several times Few
believed De had any chance Of carry.
ing Rhode Island. or South Dakota Or
any delegates from Massachusetts or
New Jersey. But a surprise was IN
store. on course no one on earth
could forateii Was Kansas might ~,
mt III tho car # New Mexico, the
leading delegates we're positive hat
d resolution %instraeting the delegate
for Hearst could not pass. But Il pass
cd II still docs not seem possible
that Hearst could IL nominated nc IL.
Louis, hut In i few more surprises are
sprung. lie may control enough votes
10 prevent the nomination Of Parker,
In that event. # ID likely that some
candidate who stands on middle
ground between tbs radicalism q
Hearst. AMI the conservatism "a Par
ker viii receive The nomination