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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
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Alexandria Ind Aug 90 Wins ~.
in common with cities an over c.r 81
Indiana has been oycrrun WltarI
OF small black crichcts whose ora q
a mystery They couere-4f aa-t
every light Ia The city. arc lata-
vegetation and % mary ius alo
Of dry goods. and thepeop.e loro-ar s
how 70 gei rid OF them They erease e
street car tracks az places until rtty I-
der travel temporarily. Their tife a.
poisonous as a mosquito
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

With the blood Of noble Hindoo lin.
cage coursing through his veins AMI
aspirations TO become a great teacher
of his low-caste countrymen. X. No.
xumdar. prince Of India. S a hurdle
d!sh-washer in a Portland IN - h0-
tel Only few weeks ago the prince
was llonized IN Bellingham lMass) so
c.ety. He was a prominent figure in
the lecture-ro0m Of the state normal
schooi ana seemed 20 have q smooth
Path before him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
rvrrING " THE BARs.
Assistant surgeon Mclaughlin, n
Naples. Ordered TO Hamburg.

Washington. Sept 2-SurEecn-Gen-
oral Wymau has already taken meas
ures 70 prevent the spread OF cholera
from Germany - the Cnlted States by
ordering Assistant SurGeon NcLaugh-
lin. now stationed az Naples. 20 proceed
Immediately % Hamburg
DR.. Mclaughlin has been directed 10
make thoroush Investigation OF the
situation and 20 report in detail He
also has been directed 20 he prepared 70
enforce the treasury regulations reia-
tive TO ships leaving for American
ports. These regulations authorize the
detention Of suspected passengers and
the fumigarion Of baggage when thought,
adNisalln
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
CUBAN POLITICIANS FIGHT
GOV. Gomez. Fusion Candidate for
President. I'm Riot AT GUIANA
hacor.

Havana. Sept 5.-During a street
demonstration by liberals al Guanaba-
Goa. a which Gov. Gomez. iha fusion
ist candidate for the presidency. AID
o-her political leaders We're twice en-
ga-ed NJ fights with modera-es. there
was much stone throwing and several
shots were fired The occupant Of a
carriage was seriously wounded by a
revolver bullet and six other persons
we're injured by missiles
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
rnnght Duel over snInnn.

St Louis. Sept FIRED Ernst. a sa-
loorkteper al Page and Ferguson ave-
nueS. IN s. louis county, IS in a crit
ical condition at the Missouri Baptist
sanitarium with a bullet wound
through his neck. as the result OF a
pistol duel with A. G. Daily. a rival
saloonkeeper
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

Detroit Mich. Sept after floor
ing his opponent twice in the first
round. and toying with him for the
remainder 81 the contest. Willie Lexis.
OF New York. was given the decision
over Jack O'Keefe. OF Chicago. at he
cid OF i5-round battle in the open air
at Fairyiew.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

Meerschaum IS mined Ike coal
II is soft. soaplike stone. and n
Asia Minor Its mining IS an impcrtan.
industry The crude meerschaum
called hamtash II il yeilowish whit
in color, and a red clay coat or Skin
envelops III The blocks cost FROM se-
10 $500 a carload. They are soft enough
TO cut with a knife These blocks ir
summer are dried by exposure 10 tat
sun Ia winter a heated room is nee
essary. Finally. the meerschauu
blocks are sorted into IL grade
wrapped in cotton and packed in cas-
with the greatest care.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
New Trolley Line

indianapolis. Ind. Aug. % Ths
Louisville. New Albany. Weat Baaer 4
French Lick Railway comTany was .r-
corporated to build an electro line frrm
New Albany 10 French Lick Spr.r
Thomas Tagrart one ~ the lirec
made the statement that TIE road
been financed and would be bull q
once
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

South Bend. Ind. Aug. 2s.-Wh.if y
cayating for the South Bend q sor
ern Michigan Railway company ror 2
South Bend workmcn uneGr'hel 3
eions The skeletons were ahor tFe
feet apar, which indicates thai be-
bodies had been buried In single rrls
II IS thought that an Indian luf s
ground Is being dug up
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

Mountain lions have increased s.
rapidly in Yellowstone park az lat.
that they threaten the extinction o.
deer elk and other Wild animals that
live in this great government gam,
preserve. SO numerous have cha
cougars become that The poyernmen.
through President Ro0seveSt's recon-
mendaton. has given John and Homer
Gof celebrated guides AMI hunters Cd
Mceker. Col, a contract 70 clear thr
lions ont Of Yellowstone park john
Goff is the guide who won fame taxing
President Roosevelt on his successful
cougarh hunting trip IN Colorado.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
Gamer Stone Laid.

Linden Ind Aug 2q-The
stone Of the new $4,000 school hui z
was laid under the auspices n Che Ns
sonic lodge The ceremonies were cr-
Quoted by George ". Grimes past gran e
master Visitors from all II the r-
rounding towns wee present ll
West. 81 Charlottesville. delivered al
address.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

Before Formosa passed into japan
csc hands, 10000 Chinese coolies were
imported every year during the tea
picking season. The number now is
less than 5000. the japanese employ
ing their own coolies
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
Creditors win Realize Orc Thiri.

Richmond. Ind. Aug. 29.-J y
Spekenhier. receiver or the dcflr
Commercial bank AZ Hagsrstown. la +.
announced Saturday that creditors Z
the bank probebly will rep..zo 3a
per cent. The grand jury 5 stiA 1-
vestieatinr the method 81 which e
bank lost .ts funds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

Harmony Ind. Aug 2s.-FrarR iar-
son. Is years old. was fatally Shot 8
William Dickens Dickens escaped ana
officers are searching for him an u
the coal mines The shooting was 1
front o. the home OF David Grate,.y.
where Dickens. II Is said accused Lave
son II going 10 visit one Of GRAY. gs
daughters. In a quarrel which fo.-
lowed. Lawson was shot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

The discovery THAI the bulkheads IL
some Of the newest British warsh.ps
are perfectly useless 70 resist sea wa
ter pressure was made III recent in
spocti0n ~ the channel fleet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

When q Japanese or he Paciie
coast iecc-y- cabloeram containing
the one word Hoshhukaere ne pacls
up ana stars for Japan al once To
take his place Ia The ranks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
New Rural ROUTES .

Muncie Ind. Aug. % The rural
route business our Of Mnncie in nela-
ware county. has grown so rapidly maj
the government has found Il reets-
sary 20 establish three additional ROUTES.
and IN e short time there will tf y T--
raj routes iastead OF nine. as now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

Washington. Ind Aug. 29-An e'ee-
trio light company pole broke when IN
head lineman for the company Char ;
Dove. was strapped 20 the 'op. Dorai' Y
80 feet. striking on the sidewalk ts
condition Is critical
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
Burned with Molten steel.

Donora, IA. Sept "A large ladle
filled with molten stcei burst IN the
mo'ding department Of the United
States Steel corporation : works at this
place. One man was burned to 4 crisp
and six Others we're seriously injured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

A fine cattle ranch Of 66.50o acres
near Calgary Alberta British Colum.
bla, has been bought for 100000 BY
President Smith. OF the Mormon
Church. and ,ne land viii be eoionizei
by Mormons.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

Terre Hauie. Ind Aug % -GcorFs
Hern. aged "a. az Linton. did not h'ta
me warning OF Mrs. John Bclcher ''
stop writing love letters 70 her lA'
year-old daughter and on her con-
9laint has haen adiudged insane.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

The smallest fu'lgrown dog IN M,
world weirhing.only % ounces. was
owned by Deputy ShcriN Hamilton
Rayner 81 Fl Paso. Tex This little
animal stood with an four feet IN the
palm Of rs proud owners hand WITH
case Sheriff Rayncrs dog was Of thu
Chihuahua breed. deriving its name
from the fact Of IL being q native o.
Chhuahau. the Mexican state which
borders Texas II was descended from
a species ~ Wild dog. now d0mesii
Gated, which once scurried over ths
plans of northern Mexico in the day.
Of thu Aztecs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
Forty-Thre. Gases Reported.

Berlin. Sept For'y-three cases OF
cholera In all have been reported IN
West Prussia Nine persons have died
from the disease and many suspicious
cases are under observation The legal
and medical machinery for dealing with
this invasion Of the Asiatic bacillus IS
now working at full pressure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
Or. Franklin Clarke Liberated.

Kingston. Jamaica Sept DIR.
Franklin Clarke. VI Boston, Mass. who
was arrested here July II and tried be-
fore the chief justice for breach Of the
Official secret act BY taking photo
graphs a the fortihca.ions az Port
Royal, has been liberated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

During the months % June ana Ju'y
Of this year 1905, more men have per
ished between tie Colorado river AMI
the southern end of the Sicrra $50.
vada than were lost ia that dreadta.
land during the preceding half century
The desert has swarmel with pre
pectors ever since the opening 81 ta=
Sail Lake railroad IN May al ~
them hoping 70 strike leads az r,cl
az those uncovered in Golldeids al.
Bulifrog. and TOO eager u their hum
for gold to wait until the winter rains
shall have restored the flow Of .n.rt.
quent springs. filed the dried wa.-.
holes, and banished the internal hea-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
Ancient order OF Forester..

Scranton. Pa. Sept 5.-The national
biennial convention Of the Ancient Or
der of Foresters opened in Cue nsey
hall with delegates present represent
irg $4,000 members scattered over 50
states
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

Mexico City. Sept. 5.-Nees from tie
state Of Michoacan. Mexico. says that
a great volcano upheaval threatens the
oily and valley OF San Lucas. The
people are fleeing 10 terror.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

a popular m.sconcept on Of the arr
tiseptic theory is resulting in a new
afillcti0n-carholic gangrene. said a
physician. 1T is caused by excessive
use OF carbolic acid on common ours
and bruises. and sometimes the It's
sues actually begin TO tot before tn
case COMES 10 the physician. The
carbolic acid is in every case applie-
at home. where some member Of The
family has grasped the fact that The
acid is an anGseptic. but does nor
know the other fact that il can dc
great damage II & is used 70 excess
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
THE WEEKS NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
An kpitoms Of the Most lrlportsE;
Events AZ Home ana Abroad
the Past Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH.

latest Developments in the nasso-
Japanese War. Together with
Items 81 Interest called From the
Important happenings An Over
the World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

lialy'- new postage -amps were dc
signed by The painter M.che-ri ~
those so hieaer denomination have
Portrait OF Victor Emmanuel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

1clcsateu sur rspubiiianiihcu Nominations.
6onuention oes eriten 9eaiSiattp.T %itrttts Der
etobt Baltimore. Die T., g. B., L., 3. nue g..
Narb nmiaieno.
Grite Narb.
4soleet. 8eUrae MGietb. sSilinm Sepier. ebri'
titan Gnale. gnorem Turner, Charles Cool,
Sermun gilbert. gug. ~. Nenburot. Hoberi J.
eea6um. Sames I. 9bioeruI.
3Weite 9Iuro.
Sobn !. Ranm. goum Seriheiht, 3obn GEL
Ter. YuWreTce Nina, 0eItrp Y. Sberldroer. Ben
laIntn y. Sieipari. 9epis u. 8. lbal. Siuiam
g. Seutier. Nuberi Bates. Senrp Is. sSiiiers.
Soiepb alrbD, Sreoerid RuppoIt.
Critic saro.
Sobn Surn'buer. Charles aeitner, Sarrts
Barber, Sobil lbeopbel, Sunlee Snrper. Saoio
@reenbdunr Sobn y. Ibomas. gron 9%iolenlan II,
Better Is. lehman. Ism. ". Roles. Ibos. VI. Sas
fer. 9bas, \. Srolpn.
8iertr &aro.
Srnnf NJ. Collier. Sobn z. Srenton. Ilbion
u 8elton, Snniel alobman. SoIoniou War
y. 1apis. Aeubeu \. Iler, gSm. 8. BRADFORD.
eeni. j. Seipeu, Ism Sirunge.
Sinte saarb.
Conrad :. 8rneter, 98iuiam Z. Iuen, Sol.
Geibenian. Charles aIeiniobn, Geo. 8. Siielt,
@tuiam 6. Aatb. n. Y. Moriou. MaoieS eolen.
SbomaS Y. Speetiua, Geo. Summono, Saoio
Giein. 8iuiam 9. @rap.
Srdlete Naro.
Niu'9m y; SSatiS Seleaaten saisD -
eolpurb Silbnn. ssm. s.. 2one, Sruni W'oes'
iein. 9rneii alderman. Seoroe Stumble, fen,
@srman 8untfe. Ism. z. Gpiep, feu., Gouis
y. Ydise, Charles alderman.
1siraateu sur republiiauiidem Examinations.
6papsntisn hes a'ueiten 9eaislattp. 1ttrtfts eer
etaSt Baltimore. bic &, g., D., H., 10. mnb 10.
Ma.s amtaieas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

sirbte ssarb.
Giuium ". Scots Selegdten Ao9n u. ~
milton. Sreo. Neb6er9er. Tiberf ~ eullIpoou'
Charles y. Nmrbiie, jim, ism, Smeas'n mmn
gsm, 0lcaees ulnles : a''otr, esorse Raj.
Ailiam L. stein'S 5eleaoieu Mlreo q
MpreIaub, COWARD Nobnrnr. "; satonin. T.
ouuer, Nubert 7. Ferdl. ebdrles Y. @otnan,
SumneI s, gsoinelit 3obn Srnoera, gel9aro
SemItb. Sreoerid I. Sebron, 5obn w.. adi'ef'
Miper ". Sbas.
(Yeorae u. Gaogeti, 1bouids Senrtnat, @eo. ~
Snlier. !. MIerGnoer Dioore. Iupnit y. NVdeip,
3iIIiam SrdburS, 0eoi Z. Hobinion. CHARLES
5. @ruef @eoree y. godel Charles Elelnes'
len, Weniomin 5. 8enner. Sobn 81. Shnle,
N"' Nennte Waro.
3bomas g. sn9el. Sobn y Sontners eafap
4 < VooroIeu, 8eSIep Wiaiou. NAMES ".
Sunn. Sarrp II. proofs. &aIter @fiuera @n,tao
VI 2jpp. Sobu Sauier. Sreb. Sable. Geo. ~.
@oSneu, Soipuro i. sStilon,
Sipbiitc @are.
@Gun 9Ieabelano's Selseaieh or gSm' n =,
NaIfirum, gdpu .. 9ronbdrot, Sobl 2; =.
glorino, inn. 8co. 8. SunferIh, 6. u. Aiuis.
0iuidm Grice, slnoreip =. @tniioil Seorae
M. $4,000, G. y. @ofueu. inn.. Hobert 9opi
SSbn gbiuip eiGs 9eIesaten Charles =.
nes. Soiparo n. 9udiep. @esleb e. 0anrd,
8iiiam NJ. asrr, Inenii Sittie. Soen ar,im'
belly, MagsisSm y ms S : " "' glnnlo T. S"''V
Erei5ebmte Hare.
Srareis g. sIbbott,s SeIeeaien Soiparo
70. @ebens, sSalter ". SnHhlonS, 2Stllinln y.
sommerbiae. Veier VIabteiter Sec. { wIor'
murb Do. oofiman, iun. @iuiam ,. sSarter.
1ofeb 5wber, 5ames 70. aelln. 7. Ora
9arues.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

0oTfiou, Serbert e. W,eGauLeb, &iIeb VI; WVll'
Ter 9gm. s. BURNS, Sobn u. 9iorris. Ism: I.
Onnamnh. 8ep. Z. MILTON. Geo. u. Stettto,
iEm. " 9Rc Raul, Wiabifon W1arine, !. Senre
Vofer, g9iuiam ". Me9lbmont,
JiimfSehute NarS.
Sobu 6. Sngel's Sele9nten Wrtbnr carr,
Charles Z. Goparhs, 8iuiam 8. 9nael, SSiI'
Warlb. Senru Z. BEN. airbp y. Gbiuips. 5c'
Iepb Nobiuion, Spbu u. G%finner. Siauf Spo'
neb. Senrp VI. ulrih.
IIfonio bon gSbs5edis SeIeauten - g9m
g. Sones, Sobu d. Sisneb. Staaf g. Coates,
Sofepb e. y. BENJAMIN. 3beo. III. Noditile.
Serrb aeribaW. 8iuiam 6. 9uiber, SEQ. We.
Sieapmun. Siuuf Snbner. Srdnf Glari, 9op.
8rap. sSiuiam 4. pdmbfon.
Ielesatem sur repnblifaniIdeu @Smimations.
Convention hes brtteu 9eaislatiO. riitrtfts Der
etast Baltimore. bic TO-, H.. a., 16., 10. uup
20. yearS umia1ens.
3ehntt &arS.
SIeeeer. Z. Sobn Sllen, Sbarles9etmaie, Char
les 8ieiher, sBm. ". souoers. 28iuidm q.
CANTON, Charles y. 8iles. eugene &. scoops,
goam Z. sSeI3cnbdd, Senrp VI. 9aepion.
Site nsarb.
@eorae Z. Soues, @iuiam 3. Gldtt. Charles
c. MionieIl. g. Silfon Wiiuiron, aler. DieN.
4icntel, Grneit ". areneel. Sobn SiebI, ".
Sacob y. Perfer. 8eorge W. Sarris.
VterSehute Naro.
Samuel affeloer's Scleeaten Theodore w.
Neis, penrb u. Sanoorf. Samiiel 9ccles. jul,
Srod Sarlun. =. hilbert aurB, Wiares T..
Sedt. Charles GI1rf, gebetmiab o.. Sburep. So'
lepb y. Bobb, W,anrice @. Moore, Gamuei g..
0oung. Sen,t &. Ibomas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
GiuuubS,uan5iaite &aro.

2obn Is. senfon's 3eIeeoten - Sobu @lurrp,
gSiuiam Burns, GicoIas Neaa. &u. Is. 9ien.
bert. \. %. Cor. @eorae 0ic9oubiae. VI. q.
Glnrf, CHARLES VI. Melpin. @eoree SIuaner,
g8iuiam Spbce, Soiepb Ribaroicn.
@eurae Soerrs Delegation Charles W.
gSri0bt, Sames \. Sipnu. Mnbrelu /, McGos
ItalS' @eorae ~. Vurfs, gSiuiam $. BERN,
inn. Soiepb @aDburbt. Jun. s9iuium &. Sni'
fins. Srdnf Spbce, 8eorge @tloermulb, simon
CHARLES s~ioiins'S SeIeaaten @eorae. 4.
Weber, Sobn MicSdle. 0iuium Srnop. Soi. VI.
Simplou, CHARLES SdIer. eow. ID. Nentbau,
Sobn Is. aelp, 8eorse !. Gonipdp SeiiIlis ra'
Iuban, 9bas. Y. MeuibuU.
3,ueiunbS ,uan5igfc Naro.
Sobn I. Wc9iuneU. Sobn y. aorton Sreoe'
rid Nanlines Gbriiiinn !. Siurie, @tuianl ".
Eau. Sanres 1ilbriit. &m. e. MscSdrb SobH
Neaiine, So,paro SabeD ,lbomas Serneb.
FrsiunoS WauSiate 0arS.
1imotbn NJ. Nelu, SIiper Sonalen, aeolarh
Chatter, Wsichael Z. SaiiD. Rttinm 0iuer. Nars
~ Coleman, g8iuinm Z. Mtc9l,abon, eoparo
g. Gortot, SrorI J, 9arneb. Ism. Z. Sieb'
ute0er.
9ierune5 wanStaite Waro.
gsiuiam Soiiman. Soiepb @ermersbdulsH
9iutaIn 8. Srannun. @aiier VI. Cor. len, IA.
lrid Mes,aneh, @eorae u. sranot Saniei
6uioti, Sames VI. Saeobs. Sobn ". Sobnlton,
Sobn Sieaerdlo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
GeuuSehute Waro.

aeuuSebnte Naro.
Z, 9eigb Wiariuits Delegation Aoacr VI.
Srep. 1enrp 5. Sieb, sammeI q piemtnuo.
Srdnf y. MoHdbue, Soiepb NufenibaL RutleoQe
", Nabciifie. g8iIilm 9ebler. 8eorgc Is 1Oalt,
NiIIiam @iebfina. Willinm Sinf.
3wauSiaNe Narb.
Simon Y. gransfp'S SeIeeaten gbiIip, :.
Copeland, Gonrno Sobl, \. SolUaro GuitO,
@eoree Siiber, gnore,p ,. AoWles, \. Nenb
Wrait Is. VI. ainfer, Sobu Z. Smtib. Charles
VI. 9ilbop. Sreberid ". Selie.
lbomus 3eurD SunpbD'S Seleeatel Geo.
9erian. Goip. II. Steinader, Daniel Miller. Vim
orelu 5anlbaber. ebarles @iuoit. .Soi ". GueD.
Scor9e =. Sammerslcp, sSn. s.. ; Setter,
BERG. 1bomoc !. Aia9it. Sreb, aeItenbudb.
Sieamuno, Jrani i. Sbaeifer. Soiepb WiuiluI,
slusuli Wlurf. Senrp &. s8ienefelh. Charles ~,
9runier. ebas. ". 4cboeder. Sobn y. Shaeicr,
Ibomds Wiordn, Conrad Senber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

1eieaaten SHr bemofratiiAm Nominations.
Gsupentieu oes eritten pegielatip. 1iirifts Der
etabt Baltimore, bic 10, IL, H., 10, 10. uub
20. Harb umfafenb.
3ehnie sparo.
CHARLES \ gonbsi's gelegaten - Sdmes R
ebrnes. WiLiam g.. Wic9aobeu, 0enrD u.
WaorearL 5ranf 3eler. Soipell 0 GrOlpn, 0enrb
coed. Sobn \. f~taoiean. Sreoerid alrit.
Charles q. 8ernig. 9ofpato z. Cain.
gitrsebuie spars.
Niniom Scrome aeub's Seleaaten s4m
u. pn0gins. haipb Sahs. Wlariin SabeD, Oil
Der e. Hbuoes,. ~. Maurice gJleDer. Hribur
u. Barrett, Charles @olbenbera. gouis ".
aabeuberger, gsiliidm 8. S,uens. @eoree VI.
Wlnfb.
Mariin aebmaDer's Seleaaien 4uibroo
NJ. 0aits. Wlare 8rnani. 9ouis u. Srnut Sas,
". 9onlon. Senrb Munne. hilbert VI. 3tutier,
Nrfbur Is. 2ietrit, @merton III. Rearce, Ben
idmin 6rieomon. Sacob ". Ston'urber.
etnsbshats xRarb.
Sames VI. 2alpiin's EeIeenien - eoparo
g.. Burns. Hi6arb VI. 8annire. Vi. lilgbmuu
Soparb. Gm. 4. aern5, n. \. WnIlifin, no.
bert Is. Jones, 8. enrbnrt Gbimer, pouts Is.
WGIIopab. 1T. Charles u. 3abis. 8iuiam s..
Brent.
W9idaeI Z. aaipIep's 3eIeeaten - u. 1otuns
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Russ Papers Are for Peace.

ST. Petersburg June 9.-There is a
significant change in tone on the part
of some Russian newspapers like the
Novoe Vremya. which never hereto
fore. have been admitted the posslbili.
~ OF the conclusion OF hostilitles unit
Russia had recovered her military
preSuge by a victory. To-day the Pc
pers discuss calmly the ACCESSIBILITY OF
ending the war If Japan's terms arc
reasonable. The payment Of a big in
demnity, they declare. would be too
humiliatng The NOvoe Nremya says
bluutly that II Japan asks too much,
II will pay Russia to prolorg the con
test indefinitely; while the Russ
argues that II representative of the
Russian people are called togethed ia.
pan will see herself confronted by the
whole nation and she will readily
agree to reasonable terms.
Even the revolutionlsts. the Russ
adds are not traitors. They are fight.
ing the present rotten bureaucracy
and not the mother country. They
would not tolerate a disgraceful peact
Universal regret is expressed in Of
fetal circles At the retirement OF 81.
Dclcasse, until recently French mini
ster of foreign affairs lie was regard.
cd a. a true friend OF Russia. was q
personal friend of Foreign Minister
Count Lamsdorff. and was sincere
aud unequivocal supporter OF the dual
alliance. The Noyoe Vremya says.
We know how 20 appreciate true
friends We have 90 few OF thcm.'
The Russ aud the Slovo consider
that Delcasse 10 be the victim OF try
ing tO play the impossible role Of a
connect ug link between the two rivals
Russia and Great Britain. The sloyo
says:
M II, leases policy was never a.
rected towards the isolation Of Ger
many but he forgot that an alliance
With Great Britain would ruin any pO-
lliical system aimed against Germany
The British alliance has not helped
France In Morocco but II has en-.
broiied her with Germany. NJ. DclcaSse
pays the penalty by retiring A. oompl.
cations can be easier avoided with him
out OF the cabinet. and HE retirement
will not affect the dual alliance"