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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-27
WYKRYCIE BANDY OSZU.
STOW.

Warszawa, a7 sierpnia. - Po-
Iicya tutejsza wykryIa bande O.
szust6w, kt6rych specyalnoScl2
byIo sprzedawanie wylosowanych
juz papier6w publicznych list6N
premiowych ME majqcych juz ia
dnej wartosci.
POdczas zaaresztoWania oszu-
stow ieden Mich zranit niebez-
piecznic naczelnika tajncj poll
cyl.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-27
WRZENIE w MAROKKU.

Tangier, II sierpnia. - Wczo-
raj ludno5c miast FL Araish, Ra-
batu i SaIee obwoIaIa MuIaj Ha-
fida prawym suItanem Marokka.
Zwyciezony sultan Abdul Ais
jest oczekiwany W Casablanca.
Plemiona wojownik6w, kt6re do
tad wspieraly jego sprawe wr6-
ciiy do miejsc swego zamieszka-
MIA.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-27
SAMOBoJSTWO UCZESTNI,
CZKI POGROMU.

Springfield, ILL.,, II slerpnla.-
Kate Howard, liczqca lat az, kto-
ra podburzala tlumy ludzi do ma
padu ma murzynow, uznana przez
lave przysieglych Wilma morder-
silva, odebrala sobie zycie wczo-
raj wieczorem przez zazycie tru-
cizny.
PAM Howard, pozostajaca "a
rozmaite przestepstwa podczas
pamietnego programu murzyn0w,
pod kaucyq w sumie $1,000, "a
mieszkala w Swoim domu w Tay-
lorsville. Gdy wczoraj PoPo}udniu
lava przysieg}ych uznala kobiete
winna morderstwa, wysIano SEE
ryfa do jej mieszkania, w celu
ponownego aresztowania jej.
Pani Howard juz Cd kilku dni
zapowiedzia}a, ze odbierzc sobie
zycie, jezeli lava przysieglych
posunie sic "a daleko.
Gdy szeryf w mieszkaniu jej o.
znajmii, jaki jest werdykt, ko-
beta drzacym giosem zawo}a}a,
ze wzywa Boga ma Swiadka, re
w zadnem morderstwie udzialu
ME braIa. Szeryf wiedzac po-
grozkach Howardowej, ze W ra-
zie zbyt nieprzychylnego dla niej
wyroku, odbierze sobie zycie, "a
czal ia pocieszdc, re nova kau-
eva ME bedzie zbyt wysoka, talk,
ze oskarzona bedzie mogla do
stac sic zaraz ma wolna stope.
Inaczej jednak mysla}a kobie-
ia. Pod pozorem, re musi sic
przebraG, udala sic do 1azienki /
tn zazyla sporq doze trucizny.
Nastepnie niczem ME mowiac,
przebrafa sic wyruszyla w to-
warzystwie szeryfa w droge do
powiatowego wiezienia. Ma stop
mach gmachu wieziennego, skut-
klein kurcz6w wewnetrznych, u
padla. Zaniesiono ia ma gore,
gdzie zanim zawolano pomoc le-
karskq, nieszczeSliwa wyzionela
ducha.
Smierc Howardowej uwolni}a
sad cd calego szeregu procesoW,
poniewaz W domu jej znalezlono
mnostwo bielizny / zastawy sre-
brnej, pochodzacej restauracyl
Lopera, zrabowanej przez mo-
tloch. HowardoWa sic tlumaczyia,
re przedmioty te zabra}a ma pa
miqtke pogromu.
Procz Hlowardowej przysiegli
uznali winnymi morderstwa pod
czas pogromu zyda Abrahama
Raymera, oraz Ernesta Humph-
rey'a. Obydwoch umieSzczono W
S,edczem wiezieniu, bez oznacze-
ria kaucyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-27
OSTATNIA POCz7A.
z powodu rozmow z angielskim
dziennikarzem.

dZlennlkarZem.
L powodu wyrdukowanej W
"Timesie", powt6rzonej W
"Now. Wrem." rozmowy dzien-
nikarza angielskiego, p. Steada, Z
rosyjskim prezesem ministr6w /
wice-ministrem spraw wewnetrz-
nych, felietonista petersburskie-
go "Siowa', p. Lubosz, pisze CO
nastepuje:
81 glebokicm zainteresowa-
MEM przeczytalismy wyciagi L
rozmawy p. Steada L P. A. Stoly-
pinem p. Makarowem. Do
wiedzieIiSmy sic cd p. Stolypina,
ze "rewoucya w Rosyi juz umar-
la. Co sic tyczy stanu wojenne-
go, egzekucyi zesfaii administra-
cyjnych", to, po deklaracyl o
Smierci rewolucyi, zawiadomionO
mas, ze te "Srodki czasowc bedQ
cofniete", skoro tylko zniknq O.
koliczno5ci, kt6re je wywoIaly... "
Nastepnie p. 'Stolypin, wedlug
slow p. Steada, oSwiadczy}, ze
"gdyby znieSc teraz zaraz kare
5mierci, to natychmiast wybuch-
lyby znowu zab0jstwa, cd kto-
rych ME udaloby sic Qchronic nj
kogo osob, zajmujacych wyso-
kie stanowisko W pahstwie' -. a
jednoczeSnic okazujc sic, IL "ka-
ra Smierci stosowana jest obecnie
gl0wnie "a napady zab6jStwa,
spcIniane k chwili biezacej, ME
zaS "a przestepstwa, popelnione
W czasie rewolucyjnym".
Co do iloSci egzekucyi, to sam
minister nicj ME vie. Kores-
pondentowi angielskiemu obleca-
no, il "a diva tygodnic bedq mu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cyfry dokladne.
Ale po uplywic tego termlnu O.
swiadczono, ze "niema danych
dokladnych ME o liczbiet'kWR
dokladnych'. To jest - niema
danych doktadhych ME o liczbie
wydanych work6w makq, "a co
pociqgani So zwyklc do odPowie-
dzianoSci PIP. intendenci, lccz o
liczbie powieszonych!
O zcslahcach administracyj-
nych take "nicma danych". e.
"Chyba jest ich ME wiecej, nlz
I4,ooo ludzi" Zreszta, 81 tel
liczby 1900 ludzi uciekfo, wobec
czego w rekach naszych pozosta-
10 $4,000 ludzi'. -. L charakteru
rozmowy, ,zakomunikowanej przez
p. Steada, wynika, ze te 1000 lu-
dzi, kt0rzy uciekli, pOwinni bye
zapisani jako 'plus' w dzia}alno-
sci rzqdu powinni swiadczyc o
lego humanitarnoSci.
OkazaIo sic wreszcie, il brak
wiadomoSci o powieszonyCh / zc-
slanych objaSnic MONA tenn, &c
egzekucye dokonyWane sd L roz-
porzadzenia wladz wojskowych,
"kt0re ME 50 uzalezniOne Cd mi
nisteryum spraw wcWnetrznych
zeslania zaS administracyjnc StO-
sowane bywaja przez czasowych
jeneraf gubernator0W, mad kto-
rych dziafalnoSciq "wiceminlster
ME ma kontroli' ME otrzymuje
cd Mich infOrmacy1.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-27
CHOROBA LWA TOLSTOJA.

Petersburg, 27-go slerpnia. -
Dz' siejsze ranne dziennikj dono-
szq, zc scdziwy hrabia Leon To}-
stoj jest powaznie chory.
Cd diuiszego czasu cierpial on
ra rczszerzenie zy} W nCdze, a
obecnie choroba ia zostala bar
dziei skomplikowanq przez upar-
ia rnfIuenze, kt6ra znakomitego
autcra powaliIa Ma Ioze boleSCi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-27

Msrienbad, ~ sierpnia. = Po-
miedzy goSGmi bawiacego tu ma
kuracyi krola Edwarda wczoraj
byli premier ministrow Francyi
p. CIemenceau / rosyjski minister
spraw zewnetrznych Izwolskij.
Po Sniadaniu krol w towarzy-
stwic ministr6w udai sic do przy-
leglego pokoju / odbyf mimi
dFuzszq konferencye. Pozniej u
dali sic wszyscy razem do klubu
wojskowego, gdzie odbyi sic kon-
kurs fachtunku.
Wieczorem ma obiedzie krol Ed
ward byi podejmowany przez A.
J. Drexel Filadelfii. +
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-27
DROBNE WIADOMO$CI
KRAJOWE.
OLA OSADNIKoW.
Miliony ARROW gruntu do rozda-
MIA. - ZwierzecX postepek ka-
detow. - Pociety przez mrow-
Ii

Washington, D. c., Fl sierpnia.
Wskutek rozporzadzenia prezy-
denta Roosevelta znowu miliony
akrow ziemi w rezerwacyi indyJ-
skiej w Poiudniowej Dakocie,
zostana rozdane oSadnikom.
Grunty, przeznaczone ma rozpar-
celowanie, znajduja sic W powle-
Gle Gregory, i majq bye niezwy-
kle lyme. Warunki nabycia tych
t. wv. 'homesteade'ow' So obec-
ME nieCo u1atwione. Podczas gdy
poprzednio osoby ubiegajace sic
o prawo nabycia musialy sic w
celu zaregistrowania osobiScie
zglosic czekac nieraz ma to ty-
godniami, obecnie moga wys}ac
aplikacye potwierdzona przez no.
taryusza publicznego. Dnia 1890
pazdziernika odbedzie sic loso-
wanic.
Washington, D. c., II sierpnia.
- Ze sprawozdania federalnego
wydzialu gruntOwego Wynika, ze
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-27
POW0Dz.
OLBRZYMIE STRATY w zY.
GU l DOBYTKU LUDZ-
KIM.
Komunikacya W Stanach Georgii
i Po1udniowej Karolinie przer-
wana. - Samobojstwo przy-
wodczyni progromu murzyn-
skiego. - Katastrofa w kopal-
nj wegla.
Augusta Va, via Atlantic, Ga

Augusta Va, via Atlantic. Ga,
27 sierpnia. - Urz2 !nicy przy te-
legrafie, chcac nadac depesze je-
dynym drutem, ocalonym W 2o-
wodzi, musieli wp}aw Przedostac
sic do budynku, oblanego ze-
w>7ad woda. Pre- okno dopiero
detail sic do apara'd w ten spo
sth mogli podac poniici opisanq
w'adomoSc.
MiejscowoSc Augusta, W Sta
nc Georgia, zostaia nawiedzlona
ogniem powodzia. Podczas gdy
wt da w mieScie szyhk> Wzrasta,
w jednym Z magazy now kup;ec-
kich wybuchf pozar, ktorego ME
MONA gasi6, skutkiem zriszcze-
MIA gl6wnych rur wodociago-
wych. Tysiace bal bawelny, znaj
dujqcej sic ma skladzie w pal2-
Gym sic budynku, sta}o sic pastwq
plomieni, ME ma wcale nadzie;,
azeby ogieh dalo sic zlok ,1zo-
wac.
Liczba wypadk6w Smierci w
ludziach dotychczas ME jest zna-
czna. Wedlug ostatnich wiado-
moSci dw6ch bialych jeden mu-
rzyn postradalo zycie, podczas
gdy dziewietnaScie osob gdzies
bez wieSci zaginefo.
Olbrzymie masy woody, kt6re
przerwaIy wal w rzece Savannah,
rzucily sic XII miastu, ktore "a
laly ma kilka cali gleboko. w ME
ktorych dzielnicach miejskich
woda dochodzi do. dziesieciu stop
gIebokoSci, wzrastajac ieszcze z
kazda chwila. Wszelka komuni-
kacya usta1a ludnosc cierpi skut
kiem tego wielkie niewygody, po-
niewaz ME moze zaopatrzyc sig
w najpotrzebniejsze potrzeby.
Dworzec kolejowy "Union De-
pot" znajduje sic dziesiec stop
pod wodq.
w koSciele NajSw. Serca woda
dochodzi do dziewieciu stop gle
bokoSci i zachodzi Ottawa, re ia
lie uniosa koScio} kazda chwila.
Most ma rzece Savannah zOstal
zupelnie zerwany; rowniez waly
ochronne przy kanale zosta}y
przerwane, CO pogorszy}o groze
po}ozenia.
Budynki zawalaja sic jeden po
drugim, wyrzadzajac tenn znacz-
ne szkody, ktore dotychczas W
mieScie i okolicy obliczaja ia pol
tora miliona dolarow.
Athens, Ga, ~ sierpnia. - De-
pesze Camden, s. c., donosza,
ze wSkutek zerwania przez roz-
hukane fale mostu stalowego,
dwie osoby stracily zycie, kilka-
naScie zaS gdzieS zaginefo.
Przewody elektryczne zostaly
r6wniez przez wode zniszczone,
skutkiem czego trudno jest o do
kiadniejsze wiadomoSci.
Washington, D. c., II sierpnia.
-Powodz ma pofudniu przyczy-
Mia sic do znacznego opoznienia
poczty. Sprawozdania otrzymane
urzedu pocztowego w Atlanta
donoszq, re wskutek powodzi
przerwana komunikacya kolejo-
wa ma linii Atlanta Greensbo-
70, jeszcze dis zostanie przywro-
coma.
Camden, Ga, 27go sierpnia. -
Wskutek wylania rzeki Econo-
NEE, wszystkie fabryki bawelny
w Athens zmuszone byly przer-
wac prace. Filtry wodociqgi sto-
ia rowniez pod woda. Piec mo-
stow W poblizu miasta jeden w
obrebie samego miasta, zostaiy
przez fale zniszczone. Szkody o.
bliczaja ma $4,000. Cd zeszlego
poniedzialku ME przybyf tn ami
jeden pociag.
Atlanta, Ga, a7 sierpnia. De-
szcze, ktore tax wiele szkody
wyrzadzily W Poludniowej r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-30
IN RETALIATION.
Democrats Investigating" Republican
National Treasurer Sheldon.

New York, Sept. 29.-The Demo-
cratic national committee is 1nvesu :
eating the corporation connections Oh
George r. Sheldon. treasurer OF the
Republican national committee ana
of the Democratic ma
tional committee have been sent INTO
the financial district to inquire INTO
Mr. Sheldon's affiliations and his early
financial career. 1t is understood tnat
any possible revelations will be for
warded to Mr.. Bryan to be USED as
subject matter for future speeches. b.:
the candidate in which he is expected
to assaii the treasurer OF the Repuo-
lican committee. Democratic nation
al committeeman here declare ti'at Mr
Sheldon's corporation record Justihes
his retirement from the treasurershir
Of the Republican national committee
chairman Mack today declined to DIS
cuss the Sheldon investigation whlcf
is quickly being made.
Mr. Mack will leave for Chicago
probably next Saturday.
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WORSE THAN STATED.
More Prosecutions Under Interstate
Commerce Law Than Mentioned.

Washington, Sept. 29.-President
Roosevelt today made public A letter
FROM the Interstate Commerce Com
mission pointing out that the President
in his latest reply to William ]. Bry-
an did not include the present year
work in his reference to prosecutions
under the interstate commerce law and
saying the facts are even more impress
sivc than the reply showed. The let
ter. which was from John II. Marple
attorney of the commission, gives
list Of 10 railroad companies against
which indictments have been found
tbis wear and five shippers indicted
for receiving rebates. 1t also cites sew
oral traffic officials against whom in
dictments have been returned and sew
eral instances where corporations nave
been convicted of giving or receiving
rebates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-30
FRANK LABOR IN "PRINCE HUMBUG."

decline to accept the support, whether
financial or personal. of which l stood
in need. Men may die but right princi-
pies persist and in the end they will
triumph
II believe that the South. and cspe-
cially the state Of South Carolina, is
today throttled in its natural progress
and its intelligent exercise of the right
Of government by an oligarchy
which keeps alive the 'prejudces of :,
past generation through the perpetual
ton of ignorance and the fertilization
of corruption, and I shall welcome the
day when the educational propaganda,
which can only be spread by the use
of money, whether it be Standard Oil
money or railroad money or any other
money save that derived from the gov
ernmental sale of whiskey, will enable
the people to sec more clearly their
owl best interests and cast out these
leaders whose hypocritical morality and
ill-diSGuiSed SelfishneSS is responsible
for the fact that in the South illiteracy
is greater and the increase of pcpula-
ton and wealth is lower than in any
other great section of the Union. 1t is
the fashion of preSent-day political
hypocrisy to destroy the corpora ton,
to abhor the trust and to pretend in
public life to prescribe the influence of
wealth, but as in this country and this
age, wealth Is and must be, the reward
nf intelligence, 1 am not willing To be
considered amongst those COwaidly
enough to deny it, the influence which
intelligence has always exercised I'M
der every government thus far devised.
Of government of ignorance I have
had enough III my state. l hope for
and shall continue to work for 4 gov
eminent of intelligence.
tSigned)
"JNO LOWNDES McLAURIN.'
| Senator McLaurin has been III New
York a day or two and is leaving to-
morrow rcrning for South Carolina
He said he had nothing to say beyond
what was contained in the foregoing
signed statement.
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THE CLEVELAND INTERVIEW
May Be Investigated by District At
torney jerome.

New York, Sept. 29.-District At
torney Jerome announced today that
he would investigate the facts con-
ncctcd with the sale to New YORK
paper of an article on the issues OF
the political campaign purporting 70
have been signed by the late Grover
Cleveland.
According to the New York Times
which originally published the article
L. S. Hastings, executor of Mr.. Cleve-
,and's estate. at first vouched Tor the
gep,1ineness of the article and later
withdrew the voucher.
The Times has now submitted INC
matter to the district attorney.
Mr.. Jerome said today: III the ar
ticle is a forgery the person resp"n'
sible for it and for it's sale, If the SAFE
was contaminated knowing it to be
forgery. should be severely punished
for wrongdoing OF this character II
the midst of bitterly fought cam
paign, might have very serious conse
uuences."
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, sept -. lfio
Itn ,.orejr,ts IF wool for this week were
$40 bales; fo rcien and 1887 bales dones..
tic. against 1872 bales foreign AMI r'es
bales domestic for the sam" tine 'ast
yea
Rem ARKS:~-Thc past week las Leon
rather a good one in the local wool mar
ket Several good sized sales that Lave
been far"ing fire for soIae Nc"ks nave
been concluded and there have been many
new purchases involving lair-Siz"d Guanu-
ties Of stock: these tranSHruons' IN ,'a W.,
junction with tho deliveries nf wnol on
old contracts, have nade the week Wy
busiest the local trade faNo ciGnNe1 III
n long time and seem To give the Suua
ton Il much more hopeful ASPECT man II
has lately presented. Eat bCSiHcf the M
provenicnt in business. additional en'rnr-
agemont is felt in TIL" fact that Na,Wt
have not been Impaired and IN" i.'@' th' !,
the buyir" has not been confined 10 Wn"is
suitable for woIsted fabrics. Is IT nas
been all through the summer. Clottins
CLIPS lave really been pr"min"nl IN tne
trading of the naSt week -" ~ dlNS'
Worsted mills have been taking tW,.
quite freely. and the gloomy feeling 'has
stock is rapidly fadiu-. M"r" holr'es have
shared in the sales this nast week than
was the case recently. The weeks saieS
are estimated at between 0,Wtfno am -
coo 900 pounds
Ohio ard Penn Xxx and above. "1fl32c.;
X. 29T3Nc.: No l. posse: No. ,. 2tm3oc.:
fine unwas she'd. 22Nt23c.: x blood e6""lc,
Y blood. 25Gl@Gc,; fine washed dciaine 5fg
Sc
Michigan and New Yorkshire mn
washed, 20M2lc.; u blood unwashcd, NO
o5c. "a blood unwashed. 25m251ac; un-
washed delaine. 22a23c: -.,
Pulled tscoured basis)-Extra, 55n57cs
fine A, 50152c.: A super, 45I50c: p sUper,
a5aA0c; c super, 25asoc.' coarse comblng.
3S642c.; medium ,combing. 47M52c, hne
combing, 55G15Sc.: fine California, 53aooc'
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and asked to shake hands with 9TH,

and asked to shake hands with 1.-THE
next Vice President"
Certainly, with pleasure said Mr..
Kern, but to make sure would bet
ter shake hands with that man over
there--that one with the side whiskers.
That's Mr.. sherman
The stranger did as suggested and
then Mr.. Sherman and Mr.. Kern be-
gan moving toward each other and
presently were grasping hands They
smiled genially, exchanged fluctuations
on the drop in the temperature and
other commonplaces and then departed
to catch trains.
With reference to the Big Four Rail-
way pass belonging to Mr.. Kern and
which was reported found yesterday,
it leaked out that Mr.. Kern had lost it
along with the other contents of his
pocketbook at Connersville, Ind, upon
his recent visit to that city. Mr.. Kern
believes that in the press of the crowd
the wallet was lifted from his pocket
Mr Kern stated today that the pass
had been given him in the routine man.
ner as an attorney acting for the Big
Four Railroad in q number OF dam
age cases. The money in the pocket
book was not found.
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Boston Market.

Boston, Sept. %, 1903.
FLOUP--Spring patents, per Dbl. $500
els, winter patents, ship. per bb'., sf.S q
$50.
OATMEAL-Rolled per Dbl. $6.7OG6s5:
cut per hbl.. $7.4GG770.
CORN Steamer. yellow, spot, per bu.,
90QJ905hc.; No 2 yellow spot. per bn.. NlAm
Gle, No. yellow ship. all rail, per hu
9Uac.; No. 8. yellow, ship. all rail, per bu.,
9Oc
RYE FLOUR-Per Dbl, A05G49O.
GRAHAM FLOUR-Per hbl., s3.SG5.10
OATS-No. 2 clipped, white, spot, per
bu.. SIZE: No :" clipped. white. spot,
per hui, Sc II to to 2s lbs, ship per
bu.. 56eIEG1ac.: So to IS lbs, ship. per bu.,
57Ml7Ec.
PROVIsIONs-Pork. heavy backs. per
Dbl, $500; medium backs, per Dbl, 81. 75@
ESQ: long cuts. per hbl., $500: loose. per
h., 12Ac.: ribs. fresh. per b.. 1iNGi5c.
hams. regular and small. 13&sll5c.: lean
ends, per Dbl. s2i SO: shouldcrr, fresh
10a;c' lard. pure. per h., 124e.. lard rem
dernd. per h., 15a4c.
BEEI- Choice binds, 12G13c.; choice
fores, per H., 707Ec.
LAMBS-I.ambs, per h., 1e@12c: lambs
yeArling. ,GfSc.. Mutton. per h.. IIISk2.
VEAT-Per H.. 11M13c.
POIrLT9Y-('hckens. native broi!ers
per H., 1Sm20c.. western hroiiers, per III.
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cinct during the Democratic primary on
June 4.
The 18th District Republican Congress
sional convention met Tuesday in New
Bedford Mass, and renominated William
S. Greene of Fall River for Congi ess.
Benjamin Fl. Anthony of New Bedford
was renominated for Presidential eleotor
Joseph T. Kenney of New Bedford was
chairman. The nominations were unan-
imous.
Tho American party. the anti-church
organization, Monday night at Salt Lake
City nominated = state ticket and adopt
ed platform which charges that polyga-
my is still actively practiced in Utah.
The ticket is headed by John A. Street
of Salt Lake City for governor.
Judge Charles Nagel Of St Louis,
who in the absence of Chairman
Hitchcock is in charge of the Repub-
lcan national headquarters at Chica-
go. Tuesday gave out statement adj
hitting that the law firm of which he
is member is acting in professional
ca pacity for the Waters Pierce Oil Co.
Judge Nagers statement was called
forth by the statement made by Judge
Henry S. Priest OF st. Louis, Demo-
crat, who was referred to by Presi-
dent Roosevelt in letter to Mr.. Brs-
an as trust attorney supporting Mr.
Bryan. Mr.. Priest admitted that he
had been retained in a legal capacity
| by the oil company and stated that
Judge Nagel, Republican national
| committeeman from Missouri, VIA:
similarly retained.
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POLITICAL STRAWS.

Mavcr Michael J. White of Dover, ~
n vas nominated for Congress by the
1,emGcrats of the list New Hampshire
congressional district at their convention
in Manchester Tuesday. The convention
endorsed the platform adopted by the
Democratic state convention last week.
William II. Eaton of Manchester presided.
The Guthrie telegram stating that j b.
Doolin. assistant treasurer of the Demo-
cratic national committee, would resign,
was denied Tuesday by Hon. John E
Lamb. who in the absence of Chairman
Mack is in charge of the Democratic
headquarters at Chicago. Mr.. Doolin said
the report was news to him.
State Chairman William ]. Corners,
Democratic national state committeeman
announced Tuesday at New York that he
had selected Congressman Francis Burton
Harrison as chairman of the executive
committee which will aid in the direction
of the Democratic gubernatorial cam
paisn.
At the 4th Councillor Republican con
vention held in Wesleyan hall at Boston
| Tuesday Walter S. Glidden of Somervillt
| was renorl inated by reclamation.
The Republicans of the LIST Massachu
its Congressional district Tuesday al
olvoke renominated Congressman Geo
Lawrence of North Adams. Major T.
Shattuck of Hatfield was named a!
residential elector.
Yancey Carter. Independence candidate
IL governor. Monday at Hartwell. Ga.
as, indicted for carrying conceale'
'eapons. 1t is charged that Carter car
ed a concealed weapon into voting pre-
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MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS
Have Plans Complete for Convention
Saturday in Boston.

Boston, Sept. 2a-Final arrangements
or the Republican state convention
which will be held in symphony hall
next saturday We're made today by the
Executive committee of the state COM
nittee. The craftsmanship Of the va
-iCl1s committees were settled several
weeks ago and today the membership
N each was completed. Various 9TH
er matters connected with the conven-
ton were also settled ana the program
reported to the full committee when
met later in the day.
AS was stated two weeks ago Con-
gresham Augustus P. Gardner Of
Hamilton will preside and Edgar K.
Champlin of Cambridge will read the
platform as chairman of the committee
on resolutions. The balloting for lieu
tenart governor which bids fair to be
the feature of the convention VIII be
in charge of Representative William Z.
Garcelon of Newton.
1t was announced today that Former
Attorney General Herbert Parker OF
Lancaster will present the name OF
Louis A. buckingham of Boston a.
candidate for lieutenant governor and
that Rev. \. f. Winshlp of SomerVllle
will perform the office for Robert Luce
the candidate from that CITY, The
rominator of Speaker Cole, the thlro
candidate. was not announced today
Lieut.. Gov. F,ben s. Draper Will be
nominated for governor by Former
Gov. John l.. Bates of Boston. The
state office and all the candidates will
hold the usual reception at the Ameri
can House on Friday evening.