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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
Scnat paliirt TlSridD.Sia.

Snterelionte Iisfltiiion ii6cr cine lln.
terrcoung oes @rGiiocntcn Iooie.
belt nit Dem JieprGicntantcn
Geitema. - glderbnu Gerlpili.
0lulgsbiQ I'M 0ouie ocrbonoeIt.
" nibington, 0.G, 81. 9lpril.
- Ter Senat miomctc iciue 9nn5c
belttige Sitlng ser iueiteren GriuG-
gung Der 9IIorid .@ourantbiG unO
nabnl 0ielelbe, nohoen lie IN pcr-
,Idicoencn Eunften amenOirt morocn
mar, NIT ~ gcgen t6 Stimmcn an.
lin $50 erfolgtc @crtogug bis 5unt
nGbitcn WontoB.
Die 6ro9c, oh Er0iibcnt 9tpoicpcIt
Elm intoleruntcr, lnollloIomcr Wfoln
lit, GbnIid mie 8corg Der Critic
pon GnglanO, wuroc bcllte I'M &c
prGIentantenbauie pcntilirt. Sie 9iS-
fulton ipar Die tSolGc ciucS 3citungS-
9lrtifels, in lpelhen cine 1citern
6nilden Dem TeprGientanten Gcifc-
ma bon Oiidigall l,n6 Dem ErGiiocn.
ten Itottgefllnoene llnterrebimg &c.
ihilOcrt pur0e. g0ie ser 9lrtifcl ons
CAB, mar Sor. HooiepeIt babel in icbr
llngndoiger StilnmllnA ihlua nit
Der 6ollIt ouf lein Eult uno fonJeIte
ben Srn. Gcitcna geboria ob, neil
or fiir oen 9cridt oes Sub.Gomite'S
ocS Snils Sltlti5-Gomite'S geitinlnt
bate, welder Den 9idter @iIilep,
pom gunocSgcriht IN China, tooclt.
SSillians (0fiii), iSiibrer ser Minos
ritot, brodte oie glffaire sur Sprohc
mo fiinoigtc sic 9lbiid)t on, einc I'm.
terltd)rng SIT beantrdgcn, nm ieit5u.
itellcn Oh iid Der grGiiOcnt emen
Gingriif in Die Hebte zines Gon9rcb-
Gonite'S erlnubt babe. Ieifena
iogte, S6r. Hooiepclt babe iid) in scr
llntcrrcolmg burhous nidt irnouIo.
jam bcnommcL ionoern ieincr (lci.
fema's) grfIGrlnB iiber Die llnitGn-
DC, untcr melheu ser 9ericbt ongC.
nonmcn nrlrOc, bcrcihuillig @cbor
geihentt. CAB Der Er6iiocnt nit Der
6allt olf ous Ellt gcidla9en babe,
iei nift ipobr, oaerbings aber babe
CT, ieiner @ewobnbeit nad, iebr ener.
giib geltifulirt.
gtat bieier gpiipbe iette oos SauS
Bic Grlpdgnng Der 9lder6ou.gcrluil.
li9un9sbil tort, pbne iebod) grobe
6ortlhritte onrin gematt 81 bnben,
ais cs li6 Inn 3 llbr pertogte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
(suanS Idliucrfranf.

Sart foro 3, Gonu, 2S. M1rj. -
Bon eincm Wotroien Der yGonnccti.
cut, oes 8IaggidiiipS oeS Jienr.9lo.
nliruIS Guans, fommt Die briclIife
ViittbclIllng, oaB Der 3lItuno oe5
5lotten. Commandments i'm b0dIten
@rooe brrnrubi9eno lei. 1Sn lcbtcr
3cit lpuroe idon Oielinb Die Bcrnll.
tbung ausgeiprohen, oab Die nntIi-
den 9ndrid)ten, Die lur BON einenl
bartn1diBen rbelllllatil6en Sei0en 0cS
9t0mirolS ipradcn, nidt Die polle
g8nbrbeit iu9tet unb bieie 2lnnnbme
miro Orrh 0en bier ciugetroiienen
Wiatroienbrici beitatigt. Sn Dem
SAreiben 6eibt es: n0ir batten nidt
erlpartet, onB 9lomiral Gpnns oaa
@noe ser Iabrt nah Ser Eacificfilite
nod erle6cn lpiirbc, boh bat er es
mirtlid) icrtia gebraht, iid nod 10
lnnge atirecbt 81 6aIten. go piel
Itebt jeood ieit unier aomiral ygob"
gpans beiinoet iih III iebr i6linnnenl
3ultanoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
StcpcnS' Grmurbnng gcpricicn.

Gan 6rauctSco, Gal, %.
Diir5. -- @eItcrn luurocn bon bier
2OO0 Grcmplore 0cS bier eridcinen.
cen Organs ser ,llnitco aorcan 2li-
iociotion", meI6CS ein @odenblatt
lit lm0 ocn Nnmen Dllniteb aoreon"
fiibrt, sur 9ei0rOerung na6 aoren
abGcionot. "a OaS .@Intt uber Die
Eortrait9 Gbun'S ln0 Gbang'S
bringt, mcI6e 0urbnn W6itc Ste.
pens crruor0et boben llno oie WorO.
tbot in cincm ieurigcn 2eitnrtifeI
prcilt nno artbcibt 10 gIoubt man
uiAt, odb Die iopaniihen 9eanttcn IN
&orco Die Gcrbrcitung oeS 9Iattes &c.
itattcn mcr0pn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
Gclucn nidlt nod San Hraneiseu.

" Arlington, %. Wtdrj.-2lo.
mirNI Gcmcp bat, mic eS beibt, oen
gcihIuB geiobt, nitt nuh Der paeiii.
lden ailItc 5u gebcn, INN iih on Der
9c8rilBun0 ser ntlontitben 6lotte in
Sun 6rancisco 81 betbeiligen. gr bot
bleruon icinen intimen 6reunoen Rit.
tbeilng genadt unb miro eiuen
@ntlhluB uid)t obne triitige 8riiuoe
inOern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
gciicruuo halt an.

30 ton, Nnii., %. MGrj. = Or.
@inSlom, melchcr Sen ihper fraufen
@oupcrrcur Curtis @uilo, iiin., be.
tnnbeIt, per6ifentlidte ein bulletin,
cem 5ufoIge oie geiieruns i'm Yeiilt.
ocn oes Eatieuten anbdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
Gonrant -Guntrolemr Rioaclp acbt.

8aibinaton Dc, 81. W1r3.
= Gourant Gontroleur William 9.
Hiogelp bat Dem Yr1iioenten Hooic-
peIt ieine Aciignntion 5ll9eidift unb
miro ben Eoiten oes ErGiioenten Der
.gtationai. .gnnf OF Commerce" In
aanlas Gitp iibernebmen. ginnen
wenigen 5ogen reiit er Oortbin o6.
Sein Nahfolger ais Gourant Gon.
troleur lit 2unrence 8. Iurrap, ge-
aenp1rtig Siilisiefretar oes 9epar.
tenients fir SanoeI lino arbeit uno
iriiberer 9tiiiitent bes Gourant Gon-
troleurs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03

StaOt Wcgifo, 27. Mdr5. -
Gic Staot Gbilopa in Staatc @uers
rCro rpuroe in Der lettcn Nod)t ourd)
Elm erobeben total 5erltort. Die
Eriinncr iingcn rod Der @ribiitte-
rung 6cucr lnO iteben bcllte in bel
len ,Slammcn. Eaniihcr S6redln
bcrriht untcr Der 9epolferllng. lic
3obl Der lungctolnmcnen Wcnidcn
lit niht ontdbcrno fcltgcltcllt. Gbi.
lapn lag etpa 115 Mcilen iiiolih bon
Gicr lmo mar cin 9iihoislib. Neb.
rere midtige Sobrifcn moren BORT i'm
Setrieb, 9ll6 in Scr biciigen Stnot
mo pielcu nnberen merifaniihen
StGoten trnten gcitern groitoBe ein.
&ier iprrOcn pier Nerionen perlest,
cine pi2llciht tootlid).
ESn Der Stobt Werifo ipoltetcn iid)
DGbreno ser lcBten 9tn6t oic Mauern
pieler S1ilier, Die 9clu6cr in oell
5beatern itiir5ten aui Die StrnBen
lmO ldngere 3eit berrifte GROCER
ShredelL ieood entitonb fein 9roBer
Shaoen. @bilopa liegt etlpn 1000
.pteilen Don @aibineton ilnb 40 Wtei-
len BON Der nGhlten @iienbobu, Der
gan5e Stoat Guerrero lit in eineIn
gr66ebeiteitrtel eingei6loIIen mo
muroe dn 10. 9lpriI 1907 ourh Elm
GrObeben bein9eludt, lpelhes Die
StG0te Gbilpacingo uno Gbilopa
tbcillueie 5eritorte. llcber 100 Men.
lben famen oonalS llm's 2eben nn0
old peribiebene onoere, fleinere
Stdote 0eS genonnten Staates mur.
Ocn ihlilnm beimgeiubt.
Ter telegropbii6e 8erfcGr nit
Gbilapa lit bur6 OoS grobeben IN.
terbroden iuorbcn, iino oo Die Stoot
5ienIlih neit BON ber nGdlten @iler.
babnItotion liegt, 10 iino bis belte
slbcno fcine ipeiteren 9tad)riftell
bon BORT 81 erbalten gelpeien. Gou-
riere lino Don Gbilponcingo, etma 40
gteilen rpeit entiernt, nah Gbilapa
9eld)idt porben, lno Mabnabmen
iino i'm 8onge, INN oen iiberlebenoen
9cpobnern Der 5eritorten Staot
9iilie ST leiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03

9fitantu0ecu1G nuh europa luBt
niht not. - Gauicnoe Don 9lmes
ritomiiocn oui ocm @cgc nod
Der nlten @eimatb. - 9lu0ltbtcn
aui itartc GimUanocrln8 nidt
icbr 0iinItig.
9tew Norf, y. WiGr5. - Die
HiidmonOcplng bon bier no6 europa
bat nod immcr nidt uohgclaIicn.
lie in 0icicr gSo6c abgciubrcncn
p0cr nod nbiabrCnOCu Iunpicr tro.
gcu Souienbc pon glmcrifnniocn I'M
3luiihenOcd nnh europa 5llriid. Be
ionOcrS sic 9iiidmonocrllng nod OeIt'
rcidJ.lln9nrn lit iebr ltorf. Ter &C.
lteru bon bier abgciabrcnc 2unpfer
,Woin" uobm init 2000 3lpiiben-
beds Goliogierc nit. Ter Gnnlpier
,Yanuonin, mclbcr geitcru noh
6iumc in See itnd, nobm 600 3lpis
i6cnoctS Eoiiagicrc nit, 0nrlIntcr
30 llngorn, bic ouf Soften ser iInao.
ridden Gcgierlng Ourh 0oS biclgc
aoniulut IN bic @einatb 5uriid &C.
id)idt nl,rbcn; Oic meiitcn BON ibncn
fomcn ans Eeuniplpanen uno pnren
ouh oli Soften oeS aoniulot5 bon
BORT bierbcr 9ebrodt lporocn. Gieic
9ciorocritng Scr Scittc mag 0uS &c
riitbt peronloBt blbcn, onB oic @lns
GcSregicrllng SollenOe 9IuSlinocr
ans Dem EittsburGcr Iiltrift in bic
@eimotb 5urilf ididen miro.
gIber ullb in 0cn nGdltcn @odlen
oiirite nod feiu Nodlnlien Scr Hiid-
mouocrung mobr5uncbmcn iein. Ger
rGhIten 0icnitog bon bier obiabren'
oe Iompicr n&ailcr @i!bcIm Der
3mcite" 1T Ihon icit ciner @o6e i'm
3mildenoed niSnerfoift. Scr NOR
gen bon bier obiabrenoc Gnmpier
nYcnniplpania" lit I'M 3piihenOcd
beinabe poll gebllht, mo nit Dem
Iompier st. 9ouiS" trctcn huge
iGbr 800 3luiidcnOedS Yoiid0icrc
Die Jieile no6 europa an. Gin &C.
ltern aus Fenniplunnicn 5llriifgc'
febrter Sertreter elmer transotlonti.
idcn Inmpferlinie tbeilte einCm Vc.
rihteritatter nit, oob bic Siidmon-
berllng ans ben Snouitrie GiItriftcn
YennIDIponitn'S bel Wcitcm nod
nidt 81 @n6e ici. Sie 2cute nrbei-
ten in ber bortigcn 9r0bcrcn @erfcn
toum SnIb5eit unO riiIten iih 5ur
9iidfcbr. @enn Die ,3uItdnoe nift
lebr bolo beiier pcr0en, lit eS ibrc
feite 9lbiidt, 9Inlfrifa Den Giiden 81
febren. gs lit 0ober gluslidt Dor.
bnnoen, ooB Die IN DER nGditcn @od)e
bon bier obiobrcnoen 0ompicr in
gleider @eilc belebt ieiu perocn, mie
Die biesmodigen. Iie sluSidtcn fiir
cine ltdrfcrc @inmon0erlng iinO nor-
lGuiig niht iebr giinltig. g3GbrenO
ser n1hlten 8odcn iiuO bier nelin.
3ebn tronsotIantiidc S5eonricicn iGl.
li9, uno ole 3obl ser nit ieoem
Ialnpfer erlpartctcn Ginlunnoercr
betr1gt burdidnittlib faum 400.
Son oen oeuti6en Gompiern bringen
Pretoria" allS Sambnrg ctuoS ilber
800 Eoiiogiere, ngorbaroiia" ans
Bremen ilrgeiGbr 400, naroonlano"
aus slntluerpen $50, nYotSOam" aus
Gotteroam 200, r6rorcesca" aus
Srieit 1853 mo oErinjcB Srene"
375 Ginpanberer. Der Monat 2lpril,
Der I'M letten Sabre llnO i'm Sabre
1906 in 9e5ng oui ginmanoerung
Der orittgrobtc Wonat mar, itingt TO-
nit iebr idleht at. @iner aabel-
Iepeidc 5ufolgc brinDt Der III Der
n1dItiolgenben Wofe aus tSilme
bier fdlligc Gunaro.Gnmpier .lllto-
uia" MIR 500 3niidenOcfs Eaiia-
giere nit, uno babel meroen iolt aQe
Guspanoerer aus llngarn gejmun'
gen, iiber ,Siume 3il reiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
Ierbecrenocs Grobcben
Stabt GBilapa in Wcrifo total
5crItOrt.

3abl ser umgefonnlcncn Menidcn
nod lli6t icItgeltcllt. - 9lud i'm
oGnii6en 8eltin0ien creigncte lih
Elm Grobcben ieood) nur eiu
bormloIes. Cine Gucue in
WisConiilL mclde fonmcnoc Gro.
beben Ourb .9riiacn" onfiinoigt.
- 9unoestruppen sur 8erbii.
tltng bon glrbeitcrluirren nah
Alastn beoroert. - 93icIige 0ieb.
it1ble burh 5lpei ganfbeamte in
Fittsburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
IN Wlidliaan berrid,tc oeiter

NJ WtIlGITuH UeIIIuIt HtTleTII
Gin ihrperer Hegen- unb Shneeiturm
ltno Sic llmsebung BON Sadion, i'm
iiioIihen 1beile oes Staates, ipuroe
'ourd eineu Iornaoo beiIngeiudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
Sinilbcr nnb bcriibcr.

GiicircuOe-l1g nuh europa loBt
nicbt nad. - Gouicnoe pon 9Ime'
ritanlilocn oui Ocm Nc9c nod
Ser oIten @eimatb. - 9lISlidtcn
oui itarte GimuanOcrlmg nidt
iebr 9iinitig.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27

ships frequently expose their entire
belt and bottom plating beneath. It
must be remembered that even five
or six inch shells (of which there
would be great number) would in
flict severe and dangerous injury if
they struck below the belt, while 9TH
erwise the water line, even with the
belt entirely submerged is, on account
of the casemate armor and coal, i'm
mune to all except the heaviest pro-
jectiles, and the fact is that under
sea conditions in which battles may
be fought,a belt of eight feet in width
considered alone, is too narrow to af-
ford the desired protection where
it may be placed, and the question
becomes an academic discussion with
certain arguments on each side.
1T is understood that on the latest
ships, this question is of little import
as the citadel armor is but one inch
less in thickness than that on the
water line and for those ships al
ready built it is believed that when
the bridges are removed and all the
weight which will be landed should
war break out, are taken into con-
sideration, the ship will rise from
six to twelve inches, which is believ-
ed to be the medium that it could be
desired to raise them"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
Gives His Views on Battle.
ship Arn0r to Navy
Secretary
Believes in Placing ArIn0r
Low From His Recent
Experience

Washington, D. c., Mar. 26-Secre
tary Metcalf today made public the
views of Admiral Evans regarding
the location of the armor belt on bat
tleships, which he has just received
in a lengthy report from the admiral
on this and other subjects connected
with the voyage of the Atlantic fleet
to the Pacific coast. The admiral
says:
Judging from the figures contain
ed in the several replies from COM
handing officers which relate to this
subject it would appear that better
protection might have been afforded
had those belts been originally placed
between six inches and one foot high
er, this on the theory that the COM
handing officer would admit sufi-
cient water before action to sink the
belt to within about eighteen inches
above the water line, but even this is
open to question, for it has been not
ed that even when laden and in the
smooth to moderate seas which have
thus far chara cterized this cruise, the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
WILLIAMS
Democratic Leader Tells
Where His Party
Is AT
Outlines Its Policy For and
Against Presidents
| Policy
Also on Other Bills Pending
| and Things Like
That

Washington, D. c., March 26.-
Representative John Sharp Will
Hams of Mississippi, leader of the
minority in the house of represen-
tatives, tonight issued statement
defining the attitude of the demo-
cratic party in the house toward
the legislation urged by President
Roosevelt.
Mr.. Williams opens his statement
by saying: "Some things in the
presidents recent message are so
Immediately important to the inter
ests of the entire country as to pass
bounds of partisanship and to make
it excusable, if not necessary for me
to say something concerning them
with a view of assuring the president
himself and reasonably inclined re-
publican members of the house and
country of the support and indorse-
ment, or opposition of the demo-
cratic minority. In so far as the
things are urged by the president
are good things, I would like the
country to know that all he has to
do is to deliver twenty or twenty
Continued on rage 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
He MAY live

Anton Mrnak, the Mandan Poland
er, who attempted suicide on Great
.orthern passenger train Tuesday
morning is still alive and each hour
that he lives adds to the possibilities
of his ultimate recovery. Today was
considered by the doctors as the cri-
teal stage and if he survives until
tomorrow there will be chance for
him to get Well. 1t was only his ro-
bust health that has made it possible
for him to survive the injuries he in
fiicted He has regained conscious
ness and is reported to be doing as
nicely as could be expected consider
ing the circumstances.
If he RECEIVERS it will be what no
one expected, as those who assisted
in caring for him before he was taken
to the hospital, did not expect him to
live but few hours. There are no
symptoms of blood poisoning so far,
which in case of this kind is greatly
to be feared. Fargo Forum.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
ILLINOIS IS
FOR CANNON
Illinois Republicans Give the
Speakers Candidacy
a Boost
Resolutions Instruct for Him
Threat Enthusiasm
Is Shown

Springfield, ILL.,, March 2e.-The
republicans of Illinois today enthus-
iastically Endorsed Joseph G. Cannon
as candidate for the presidency,
declared in favor of revision of the
tariff and elected four delegates at
large to the national convention.
The men chosen are United States
Senators Shelby McCullom and. Al.
Hopkins, Gov Chas. S. Deneen and
Mayor Fred A. Busse of Chicago.
The Cannon men had things en-
tirely their own way, and there was
not whisper of opposition through
out the day. All motions were pass
ed unanimously and without argu-
ment, and the applause that greeted
the reading of the plank indorsing
the candidacy of the speaker was
enthusiastic.
Just before the reading of the
platform the convention took an Inn
promptu and sudden adjournment be
cause of fire in the Leland hotel
and many of the delegates never re-
turned to the hall, spending their
time in watching the fire, or in look
ing after their effects. After an in
term of one hour the convention
was called to order the second time
and the final part of the program
was carried out promptly.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
SOLID. !.
Regular Wing Of Republican
Party Carries Ward
County
TWenty-fOur Delegates Elect.
ed for Johnson and
BIaiSden
Roosevelt Administration and
Taft Get Strong In.
dOrSement

: : ): :. : . : = : > !. = I. !: :.
! Minot, N. D., March 26.- :
!: The delegates to the republican :
!: county convention are in favor :
: Of Taft. The Stalwarts won out :
I: in the election of delegates by =
: big majority and harmony was :
!: the prime cry of the convention. !:
!: 1t was thought this morning !:
: that there would be local split :
: between the insurgents and the :
!. stalwarts. !:
: No state officers were indors- I:
: ed in any way, although, it is !:
!: understood the entire delega- !:
: ton from Ward county Is in Z
: favor of G. A. Johnson for gov 9
!: ernor and Alfred Blaisdell as !:
!: secretary of state. :
: Strong resolutions were pass !.
:: ed indorsing Taft and Roose- !:
!: veltian policies. I.
:. Twenty-four delegates will be |:
:. sent from this county-all stall !:
$ warts. :
: " : : : : : : : I. = = :. : /:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
Burglars Attempting Robbery
Of Bank Rad Peculiar
Experience
Dynamite 10 Safe Went Off
Too Soon and Killed
One Of Them
At This Catastrophe the Other
Bandits Fled, Leaving
COmrade

Gentry, Ark, Mar. 26-In futile at
tempt to blow open the safe of the
Farmers bank at Springtown, near
here early today, the head of one of
the robbers was blown from his Shout
ders by a premature explosion of dy-
Mantle.
The body of the dead robber was
found in the bank near the safe. In
his pocket was map showing Gen
try, Springtown and Sulphur Springs
marked with crosses. Banks at the
two latter places have been robbed
lately and the police are led to the
belief that the same gang attempted
to rob the Farmers bank today. The
identity of the dead robber is not
known.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
YELLED THEIR
HEADS OFF
Iowa Democrats Go Made
With Bryan Enthus-
idSm

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Mar. 26-Bryan's
name came Justify from every demo-
cratic throat at the state convention
today, when Bryanites who have been
loyal through all the years were elect
ed as delegates at large. The plat
form adopted was recast of Bryans
Nebraska platform and the indorse-
ment of Bryan in the Omaha plat
form was made stronger and more
eloquent by his Iowa admirers. Ev-
cry mention of his name was greet
ed with cheers If there was one
among the delegates who was not en-
Enthusiastically for the Nebraskan, he
took pains not to let his fellow dele
gates know it.
When the resolutions committee
met it heard request from Mr.. Bry-
an that, the ideas of the Omaha plat
form be Endorsed by the democracy
of Iowa. There was some sentiment
in favor of adopting the Nebraska
platform in toto, but finally it was re-
written.
The delegates at large were not
chosen until nearly o'clock this ev-
ening. They are: Claude R. Porter
of Centerville; Jerry B. Sullivan, Des
| Moines; E. J. Dunn, Mason City; and
c. F. Duncombe, Fort Dodge, who
won out in the contest with Gen
Weaver.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
LITTLE RHODY
KEEPS SHADY
Rhode Island Indorse Ad-
ministrdtiOn, But Declare
For No One

Providence, r. l., Mar. 26-The re-
publican state. convention which was
held here today to select delegates
to the national convention at Chi
cago refrained from instructing the
men chosen and from expressing a
preference for any candidate for the
presidential nomination. No resolu-
tons on the subject were adopted.
Delegates at large. to the national
convention are: Andrew CHEEKY Of
Cumberland; Alexander G. Crumb,
Wesley; Ezra Dixon, Bristol; John
Fletcher, Providence.
The convention adopted a PLATFORM
indorsing the national administra:
ton and its policies.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
PREMATURE EXPLOSION
BLEW ROBBERS HEAD OFF
LOST Child
DIES ON PRAIRIE
Little One Wanders Away From
Farmhouse and Perishes From
the Cold

Lennon, S. D., Mar. 26-The 2
year-old child of Frederick Wagner, a
homesteader living forty miles south
of this city, wandered away and per
ished in the cold before it was found.
When it was missed the parents be-
lieved it had fallen into a well and two
wells were drained before they com
menced to search the prairies Two
days later the body was found near
a deserted claim shack about two
miles away.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
DRYS ARE
HOSTILE
Enforcement League and
Temperance Folks Have
Big Meeting
viii Raise $4,000 to Defeat
Referendum Bill Next
Session

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27

desired to raise then.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
TWO KOREANS HELD
FOR STEVENS MURDER

San Francisco, Cali, Mar. 2e-I
Wang Chang and Ming Wun Chun,
the Koreans who we're elected to kill
Durham w. Stevens for what they
considered his treachery to the Her
NIT Kingdom, were today charged
with murder.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
union PACIFIC Will DIG
A FEW MORE MILLIONS
MURRAY DECLINES
THE APPOINTMENT
WILL NOT ACCEPT APPOINT.
MENT OF ASSISTANT At
ToRNEY GENERAL

Valley City, N. D., Mar. 26-In an
interview today, George Murray of
Sherbrooke, recently appointed as
sistant attorney general by Attorney
General McCue, authorizes the state
ment that he will not accept the APP
pointment. rendered him.
1t is understood that Mr.. Murray
will be candidate for the legisla-
ture from Steele county.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
Found Dead In Tank

Grafton, n. D., Mar 26-Street
Commissioner T. Manderude was
found dead to day in septic tank
by Frank Welsh. 1t is thought he
was overcome by gas in opening the
chambers of the tank. He was 81
years old.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
Have Discovered Few Miles
Of Unmoftgaged Track
Unutilhed
Think $5O,0OO,OOO Gan Be
Easily Raised on This
Property
Board Of Directors Refuse
to Bring Suit Against
Hartman

New York, Mar. 26-Stockholders
of the Union Pacific Railroad com.
pany will meet May 5 to authorize an
issue of bonds to be secured by a
mortgage on all the lines of the I'm
ion Pacific which are now unmort-
gagged These lines aggregate 1850
miles, according to an official an.
nouncement.
The amount and purpose of the
proposed bond issue were not made
public, but it was currently reported
that it would be $4O,OOo,Ooo or $780,
100000. This it was said, would be
sufficient to cover the company's f.
nancial needs for some time and it
was expected that only portion OF
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