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NEW ORLEANS. March s.-Auditor
negotiated a sensational trial for the
Crescent city Derby shortly before
noon to-day. HelRerson was in the sad
die. and Auditor is believed to have
carried his weight ll5 pounds. He went
the first mile in Ia As. and covered
the mile and an eighth in l.55 3-s Nose
Gold blatt caught him in this time.
Doc" STREET. also had his watch on
the trial and caught the horse In l.b5
nat ...
Goldblatt announced he had closed
With w. Hicks 10 ride Rainland In the
Derby, Saturday. Fuller will have the
mount on Ostrich. Frank Kelly thinks
he has cinch OH the Bush Cup to-
morrow with Thorneycroft. as II, Phil
lips has been engaged to ride him.
Kelly thinks that Compass Is the horse
Thorneycroft must beat The Bush Cup
will be at two and quarter miles
FIRST RACE
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HE DECLARES THAT DODGE WAS
LEGALLY SERVED WITH NOTICE.
Under This Ruling the AnnuIment of Her
Marriage to Mr.. Morse Which Mrs. Dodge
Morse Obtained May Be Set Aside---she
Has Taken No Part in the Proceedings.

The
divorce Of
Morse
annuled
the
with the
name been employed by him
REFEREE DA VIES REPORTS.
Dodge original action
him his
Truax late this afternoon
that
will
decision vacating the decree OF divorce
Application will made Justice Trux TO
Friday
WILL BECOME LEGALLY MRS. MORSE.
application by MT Dodge 10 set
annulng his marriage
based Justice Carkes decision
aside the legal divorce
Referee Davies by inference Is deca
ton that Charles hotel clerk and
car indictment for perjury In swear
been served and did not employ
fu testified
these procu
ngs Charles w. Morse
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le trouble was tile outcome OF the
lshing OF Richard Dickerson, 4 negro
rderer. who shot Policeman Collins,
n who was taken from the County
j and strung UP on a telegraph pole.
Ie negroes threatened revenge for
tAynching and made threats against
sefal officials of the city. This talk
asred the whites, and a mob Of 1000
gaered and invaded the negro district.
dhug the residents into their homes
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Threats were made TO burn the who'll.
"iIsves" district, in which tho NEGROES
live, to the ground. The police were
poweriess to dispsrse the thronE and
nnally flames were seen to shoot up
from the roar OF a notorious colored
resort owned by."Les" Thomas.
Before the building was fired the mob
ranged at distance of one hundred
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Crod of Eight Hundred Threatens
to Burn Section of Springfield, o.,
bu Driven Back by the Troops
Hrried There by Governor.
Colofd Population Ordered to Leave
Reents Action and in Ugly Mood
Await Attack in Which Their Homes
A Marked for Destruction.

sPRIGF1EID "A IN
buildings
talking wired Adjutan Critch
Cvingon, Geenvile
vii! procd to a
Police OBen thinks there will
VIII 20 ON FIGHTING.
Athoyh
Monday
al which
an closed,
Mayor Bowns held conference with
it
er leave the city The
iassente The colored people soaking protection
LII NEGROES ORDERED OUT.
women
ouble tonight
nditons practical expulsion Springfield
The
pied by coored tenants along the levee:
The police will assist militia
arter tonight
ROOPS FIND DYNAMITE.
Col Meads troops this afternoon In dispensing
remaining ooored
The keeping the
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forseast for the thIrty-sIx hours
ending at Q p. NJ. Thursday for
New York city and Vicinity: Fair
Tonight; Thursday, fair and
warmer; fresh northwest winds,
becoming vari1bts.
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Rhinland. tOs, Dean. a u a. 70 )
A. F. Dewey, 9s, Walsh 5 IA g. ~ Ito
Eclectic. 10. wilson. 8. 40 u
King Croker, i0a. Phillips 4 .4s rs.
STAR good. Won driving. Time-i+o 40
Port ROYAL made his own running
and was never In trouble although he
was doing his best thes Hnal quarter.
Luralighter was the runner-up all the
way. Rainiand made n strong bid the
final quarter. but tired In the last
sixteenth. King Croker was badly
bumped on tho first turn and cut no
figure in the running after that
FIFTH RACE
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TALENT HAS C0OD DAY f.
]. 1T BACKING FAV0R|TES
First Five Races at New Orleans To-Day Won
. by First Choices-Pronta, Roue, Port Royal
and The Messenger Repeat Victories.
WINNERS.

WlNNEuS.
FIRST RAcE-our Jessie (ts to 81
I, Amorous, (2S to y 2. John coul-
ter 3. ....
SECOND RAcE-Prbnta Is to y
I, Burning Glass u to p 2, Mac
beth 3.
THIRD RAcE-Roue e to y I,
Athlanta e to y 2, Presentation 3.
FOURTH RACE - Port Royal
(Even) I, LuraIishter "a 10 y 2.
Rainiand 3. ..
FIFTH RAcE-The Messenger 70
to 81 l.. Free Admission $50 to y 2,
M Meistersineer 3.
SIXTH RAcE-sId silver u to y
I, Lady Ray az to y 2, Hsrmskis ,.
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seven furlons..

STINT poof. Won eHsIIy' 'TIIne-IH TO.
Our Jessie was much the best,
Mathews had her under restraint to
the top OF the stretch. where he brought
'heri away without an effort and won as
he pleased Sabinnl and Amorous were
the early pacemakers, and the former
stopped 10 nothing IN the stretch John
Coulter had to work his passage, hut
went around the field, turning into the
stretch and finishing strongly,
SECOND RACE
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Ill NEGROES ORDERED OUT.
ROOPS FIND DYNAMITE.

Col Mads this afternoon recovered
dynamite that intended blowing remaining
moving control b.
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Father Joha,s MedieIne cures
coids Whooplng Cough and Group. -
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The Messenger was best at all stages
aud went to the front when ready 1T
the hend Of the stretch and won .as he
pleased. MefstersinRer hung with him
for seven furlongs, but was done after
goirg that far, and Free Admission
dropped into the place In the final fur
long conundrum and TanCrAd were
contending for six furlongs.
SIXTH RACE
Six furlonEs.
Starters Wits Jocks stIIlf Fin. STR ri
Sid silver. % Howell = % 81
.ady RAY ~. ) Hcn'sy - g 30 :
IiRriiakIs, l12, Liv'ton. :: O. ~ 1855
May HollR iay.sd C'm'ns S 100 ~
Alpaca. Io3 Mccatferty 2 80 q Is )
L, v Horner. los. Fuller = ii e. IL ;
Carl kahier. lo9, .Apb'n. 1 5bs u 6.s l-an
I'rJ2kntss, 10I. Walsh. II
r. Garth, l04, Rorl'li.. o 10 o 90 20
Spur Ne. HS, StovnJ. IN 10 isn ~
ltinliglt 20. Wilson. II IL II viSO ~
start go"d, Won driving Timc-l.i4i-5
Sid Silver woke up in the sixth aad
ran slashing good race after being
well hacked at long odds, Lady Ray en-
tered the stretch in front. bur Sid Silver
overhn uled her At the fnlsh'and won on
the pots by . nose, Lady Ray lasted
long enough 70 beat Harmakis for the
place by half length,
Z 80 - a
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SIXTH RAcE-sld silver u to y
I, Lady Ray az to y 2, Hsrmskis }
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ssOpe ee.1ses .a t,:~.N.s.s 80 . 9
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start fafr. Won rHrII|' TIrle u"
Pfonta waited on Burning Glass TO
the top OF the stretch and then ran
over him and .won In Il ronp. Macbeth
andt Panama, Cream had Il between
the{n fof third money and the former
tsood the drive longest. Safeguard boat
tho gate at the start and led for three
furIongs, where he died aawy To moth
ing Mynheer had no speed at an.
THIRD RACE 70.
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THIRD RAcE-Roue e to y I
Athianta e to y 2, Presentation 3.
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is,arttrs, wits ,SoelSs, slHh Fin. ar. Tl
Es sSs es.s ,s iSS saSSs. ssi. ,s is e e
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Beech Dale News.

Beech Dale. Nov. 2.-Mrs. George
Grubbs and son Forest and daughter
Irma, of Zanesfeld, were Sunday
guests of French Grubbs and family.
Passenger Agent J. T. Moores, oi
Findlsy, called on John Wallace and
family last Wednesday.
Mr.. Haden Riley, of West Mansfield,
visited his sister. Mrs. Eta Grubbs,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Fissel and
nephew, Wilbur Koffroth, of Rich
wood. visited from Sunday until Tues.
day with Mrs. Fissel's sister, Mrs. e.
r. Weller, and family.
Mr.. Levi Yoder and Mr.. E. r. Wei.
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace left
Tuesday morning for ten days tril
in sold Virginia.
Mr.. Ralph Bishop is home for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wilson and
daughter Lillian were Sunday guest,
of George Wilson'S family.
Miss Minnie Weller is staying with
Grandmother Wallace and the children
during Mrs. Wallace's stay in vir.
ginia.
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HdZletOn HAPPENINGS.

Hazsltou, Nov. 3.-Mr. and Mre.
John Cole. of DeGraff, visited Mr.. W.
A Badger last Wednesday.
Misses Maud and Annie Hsmer roy
ally entertained Q number of their
friends Monday evening.
Miss Leigh wolfnger spent last
week in Sidney visiting relatives.
Mr.. ]. L. Shawver made q business
trip to Quincy last Thursday.
MIR. Spencer Black. of DeGraff. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Miller last
Sunday.
School at Pleasant Valley is pro-
gressing nicely under tho direction Of
Mr.. Clyde Harris as teacher.
Orpha, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Buchenroth, was born Dec. IS,
1908. and died Oct. "a, 1904. aged
year, o months and 10 days. This
little ons hsd not gone far in life when
an Angel OF Death visited the green
earth and snatched the precious jewel
from its loved ones. The sound Of hel
gentle voice and her smiles are missed.
The little treasure was her parents
joy and pride. They loved her-per-
haps too well, for soon she slept and
died. We hope to meet her In g
brighter home, for Jesus said
''Suffer little children TO come unto
me and forbid them not for Of such Il
the Kingdom OF Heaven
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Members of the Republican Execu'
tive committee residing in this city be
Heve that il is almost essential to di-
vide the first ward into two precincts.
rhs vote in that ward is becoming
very large and the work of the judges
and clerks each election is b ecoming
more and more laborious- II was
Wednesday morning before the ballots
In the first ward had all been counted
II IL understood that the matter of di-
viking the ward or adding another
ward to the city win be brought to the
notice OF the Election Board soon-
Four hundred and ninety-four votes
were cast in the first ward Tuesday.
There were many in that ward who
failed to vote
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READY FOR PEACE.

Two more nations are ready to Join
with the United States in the signing
Of arbitration treaties agreeing to set
tie questions concerning their welfare
through friendly arguments and not by
wax. France has already made such
an agreement with Uncle Sam and the
treaty has been signed Secretary Hay
has received assurances, not official
but suficient. from Great Britain and
Mexico that they stand prepared to ne
gotiate arbitration treaties with Amer
icA ON the lines Of that recently con-
cluded between France and the United
StsseA Consequently the state depart
nenf win proceed at once to complete
the whole fabric of treaties so as to
have them ready for submission to the
senate when 1t meets again December
s. There seems to be 9 general feeling
abroad in the entire civilized world to
do away with war and bring on UNI
versal peace. The prime mover in this
great work for humanity is none other
thxz America. the country which leads
in every good Undertaking Theodore
Roosevelt win greatly disappoint his
Democratic friends who would make
him . king to sit upon a tyrant's
throne, when they find that before his
term of ufice ends he viii no doubt
hzing about agreements with more ma
tions to give ND war than any other
chief executive in history.
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NOrthWOOd Notes.

Northwood, Nov. 10.-Rev. Gordon
was with his congregation again last
Sabbath after an absence of several
weeks.
f. G. Speer is~doing some carpenter
work for d. @. Wallace, southwest OF
Huntsville, this week.
DR.. G 3. Heron has returned from
an extended visit with friends in Lima
and other places.
Two children, eleven and thirteen
years of age, nephew and niece of Mre.
Ed HANNA. arrived Saturday from
Oklahoma to spend the winter here.
John H. Dowell moved Monday from
the John Emery farm. south of Hunts
vile, to the Clark farm, south of our
village.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. h Funk, of the
Bulkhead, visited at II. N. Roebuck't
home Monday.
John L Workman. who has been
working in California for some
months, came home to vote.
jos Akin is home from New York
for visit with the old folks at home.
Thos. Maxwell writes back Of their
safe arrival at Warsaw, Missouri, after
an overland trip of twenty-three days.
Miss Nellie Johnston was a guest al
the Haupt home, south Main street,
Bellefontaine, last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Miller and sor
Paul. of Pittsburg. Pa, visited owe,
Sabbath with relatives here on thei,
way home from st. Louis.
Mrs. Howard Folk, Of Huntington
Ind, is visiting friends here at pres
ent.
Miss Tillie Maxwell. of Bellefon
taine. was the guest of friends ner'
| over Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wroten are sing
ing lullabies to girl No. late arrival
The commissio ners are having grave
repairs put on the pixies about here.
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Alleged kidnappers are Arrested.

Cripple Greek, Col, Nov. 10.-Sher-
III Edward Bell yesterday frustrated
an attempted deportation Of Frank p.
Mannix, county clerk and recorder, q
democrat. Mannix had been marched
a mile and half from town by three
men when the party were overtaken
by the sheriff and a posse. Mannix
was released and William Carruthers
Carl Evans and e. e. Cornelison were
arrested on a charge of kidnapping
They furnished bonds of 500 each.
Carruthers is the general freight
agent Of the Cripple Creek Central
railroad and for several years was
deputy under County Recorder Man.
nix. The other two men arrested are
miners.
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SPECIALS.

Marion. o., Nov. s.-Approached on
the subject of proposed gubernatorial
boom in his behalf as mentioned in
wire sent out from Cleveland today,
Lieut.. Governor Harding said he had
nothing to say further than that he
was not aware that the two term poll :
cy had ever been abrogated by the
Ohio Republican party and that the
use of his name was without his au-
thority or approval.
Walnut Grove, Nov. s-James Gro
zier. son of Sam Crozier, was driving
his team last week when suddenly it
became frightened and threw James
out Of the wagon hurting his head
seriously. He never regained con.
sciousness and has died from the eff.
fects. He lived just one week xfte,
being hurt.
Evansville, Ind, Nov. S.-The Cen.
tral League fielding averages have
been given out by President u. W.
Bement. Bade Myers, the big first
Daseman of the Ft. Wayne champions,
leads in the list with fielding aver
aSs of 1857. playing in 1872 games
with 1877 chances and 16 errors.
| Zanesfield, o., Nov. 1O.-The hom,
of William Baxter caught fire wednes
day and by only the greatest effort
were the flames extinguished. Papel
around a fue caught fire.
Lima, Nov. 10.-Silas z. HuriI
REP. has defeated Harry Kinde
dem. IN the Sixteenth judicial cir
cult by q majority estimated at 8, 600
This district was never carried by
Republican before, except one, whel
James L. Price, now Supreme Cour
justice, defeated Caleb q. Norris
eight years ago.
Urbana, Ohio. Nov. 1O.-Essie Stew
art. colored, weighing about 20
pounds, of Springfield, is under arree
here charged with robbing Henr.
Chamberlin, white. of 1925. Diamond
and $45 were found on her besides th
money she got from Chamberlin b,
picking his pockets. The Stewart wo
man claims she has sister living Il
Logan county near West Liberty. Tn
police believe they have a professions
dip" Chamberlin is professions
: oil dealer and has been displaying con
siderable money. He Is known Il
western Logan county.
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LOVE YOUR ENEMIES.
Have you paid for your REPuBL1oAl

while there viii be no opportunity
for William Jennings Bryan to receive
political preferment as a result of
Tuesdays election, there are none who
would not do the Nebraskan honor for
his brave fight against the inevitable
There are few men in the United
States today who could make such
campaigns as the..two in which Mr..
Bryan was directly interested and the
one in which he has just taken part
for Democracy sake. He has wonder
ful powers as speaker s.and his con-
stitution is such that he has under
gone,severe strain and fstiguing Ia
bors that would have caused others to
have succumbed. Bryan no doubt has
meant well. but he has advocated is
sues for which the great mass of peo-
PIE would not stand There is no great
e. csmpaigner than W. J. Bryan. and
IL he comes to q full realization'o of his
error and acts with others who in
times past thought as he thought, he
win renounce Democracy and join the
Republican ranks, where he Will find
work to do and where there will be
hope of his labors being rewarded.
There is another good man in--the
Democratic ranks in the person of
Grover Cleveland There are those
who believe that had he been nomin-
ated instead of Judge Parker he would
have made a much better showing for
himself than did the so..called Sage of
Esopuz A writer says: Naturally,
Cleveland win be too old TO run for
president Of the United::S States in 1908.
bat if he Il still living at that time
and takes sn active interest in politics
he viii still be regarded as today a:
one Of the great guides and leaders OF
Democratic opinion Both Cleveland
and Bryxn have labored in lost causes
when really both knew that the issues
they advocated were dead ones II
thsy sre truly great they viii renounce
Democracy and enlist with those wEc
have found the true issues and are
leading the nation on to further glories-
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News.
Maple Hills Notes.

Maple Hills. Nov. s.-Mrs. DIR. V.
Butcher. Of Urbans. spent a few days
ON the Hills with Mr.. and Mrs. q. W.
Harding. Mr.. and Mrs. CIV. wirick
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Painter the
first Of the week, taking dinner at each
place.
Aunt Margaret Jacob, Of Marmop
Valley, is making q visit with Mr..
and Mrs. g. w. Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Long spent
Thursday evening at G. W. wirick' 8
home.
Mrs. Levina Outland spent last
Thursday off of the Hills.
Mrs. J. c. Elliott is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hatcher. Mrs.
Lille Outland and Justus, Edward
and Denta Wirick with host of other
good Rebekahs spent last Friday eve.
ming at Middleburg. The Bellefon-
taine degree. staff gave the work.
All who were present were royalty
entertained.
Messrs. Harley and Arthur Long and
Bert Harvlo and Ed Hartman spent
last Thursday evening at the Republi.
can rally at Bellefontaine.
Mr.. John Koch has a new derrick
for his wind wheel.
Mrs. Dora Bulmont has left Mr..
John Koch after three weeks stay.
Mr.. Harley Long spent few dayi
at Delaware.
Mr.. Ed Hartman entertained com
pany from Columbus last Sunday
week.
Messrs. Justus and ed wirick die
some carpenter work Monday for Mr.
Raleigh Inskeep.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Henry took Sun
day dinner at J. w. Longs home.
Mrs. Lyde Heath of Columbus. Mrs
DR.. Butcher of Urbana. Mr.. and Mrs
Lon Smith. Mrs. Belle Smith ant
daughter Opal, of East Liberty, spen
last Monday with Mr.. and Mrs G.
W. Harding.
Justus. Edward and Denta wiricl
spent last Tuesday evening at g. W
Hsrding's home playing finch.
Roy Inskeep and. Fred ShellabarRer
of Middleburg, spent last Sunday af
ternoon with Mr.. Justus Wirick.
Mrs. Richard Painter is confined t,
her bed with sickness
Mrs. G. E. wirick made q businee
trip to East Liberty Saturday after
noon.
Miss Bessie Painter, of Jacksonville
Fla, and Miss Minnie, of Chi cage
H., are home on q visit.
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East Liberty Notes.

Big Springs, Nov. Mrs. Marie
Oglesbee. who has been for some time
staying here with her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Lizzie Oglesbee. returned to her
home at Charleston, Missouri, Friday.
Mrs. Charles Porter and SON, Ber-
nard, Of Kenton, were entertained TO
dinner at..Mr. Robert Rosebrook's Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Eva Loughman gave a Hallow-
cen party on Monday evening for the
young people who came in and had an
enjoyable time. They played games
and nice refreshments were served.
They left at late hour and were high
ly pleased with the evenings enter
aim ent and appreciated the kindness
shown them by Mr.. and Mrs. Lough.
man.
On Monday evening Miss Ham a
Anderson made a Halloween party fol
F., the little folks, who came bringing
their gifts. A good time was had play
ing games and before going home nut,
and candy were passed around. Ther
the children spelled down and time Il
return home came all too soon.
The Ladies' Aid society met Wednes
day at the home of Mira. Jane Brugler
where they held an all day meeting
Thirteen members were present, VIII
knotted and made two comforts. Al
excellent dinner was served and &
pleasant day was spent.
Miss Carrie Runner and Miss Young
who are employed at the Children
Home at Springfield, came here Satur
day and remained over light and ha,
a pleasant visit with friends here.
Mis-. Hattie Rosebrook entertaine.
her Sunday school class of young mel
at her home Saturday night. Tn
guests were entertained with music
both vocal and instrumental. q read
ing was given. also some Bible ques
tions. Oysters and coffee were serves
and Mrs. Rosebrook and the younl
men with their friends spent q yer,
pleasant evening.
The Ladies' Aid of the Church O
Christ cleared $17 at Thomas Gard
ner's sale; also Is. Is at dinner AM
lquilting at Mrs. Retts Barbsr's Wed
nesday. The ladies wish to thank Mrs
Gardner and Mrs. Barber for thei
kindness and help.
Mrs Grover Brown. Miss Fleece an
Miss Booth, OF Jumbo, called on MAI
tin Bower and sister, Miss Lydi
Bower. Sunday evening.
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A LETTER FROM PARKER.
He Addresses II to the Democracy Z
the Nation-WilI Never Seek
Nomination for Office.

Esopus, N. Y, Nov. 10.-Judge
Parker last night gave to the press an
open letter, addressed to the democ-
racy Of the nation, in which he thank
ed those in charge Of his campaign
work and declared that the people will
soon realize that "the tariff fed trusts
are absorbing the wealth OF the ma
tion." He said that when that time
comes the people will turn to the
democratic party for relief.
In this letter Judge Parker says he
shall never seek a nomination for
public Office. He discusses the diff
culties encountered by the democrats
In making their campaign this year
and makes suggestions regarding
harmony in the party. In conclusion
the Judge says that the great moral
question that confronts the democrats
is shall the trusts and corporations
be prevented from contributing money
to control, or to aid In controlling
elections?"
The telegraph office at Rosemount
Lodge was dismantled last night.
Judge Parker said that his plans for
the future were not definitely made,
but that soon he would be in harness
again. It is believed here that he will
engage In the practice of law in New