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Denver Auditorium Seats.

DehNeE-No tickets will be sold tn
sHoss wishing TO witness the procead.
InEs OF me Democratic convention in
SuIF, This is the decision of tho con.
Nentlon managers. Never vet have
ueke's been sold for Democratic COR.
s, 'on ana Denver is not the place to
- sun move. 1t is stated that
80. VIII oe ll,o-2 seats In the audi.
toIIum. After all needed seats are re.
served there will be G,5OO seats for
speetators. Colorado's share OF these
ats VIII be given first to the men who
donated the 100000 guarantee fnrd
an enort Will be made to see tha. onch
Scnriout9r gets at least one t,ctat
nat tickets may be left will ro to 10
eh democrats who were instruror.a,
IN getting the convention to co,na harl
Ihree hundred seats have heen "a
l'ed ior the press, and these sent.
aie ,he oest In the large hall. beiny AZ
IN 'front.' of the speakers stara
planned. US at hrst
me seating capacity of the oud,,,r
,uin is as follows: Main floor 100.
oalcony. $500: gallery. 2. .700 Thn -,
cony and gallery will be r,ver ora. oa.. ~
spectators. and also 2,s22 seats el nv ,ho ~
da,a,n, a noo There win be 900 seats for
mai se and 900 for alternates ON the
ans ,a,n ,d noor The press will have aoo @
sea,aS pIominent speakers will he
nsh Ssh.ed upon the platform. with INC
ha .h ana sergeants-atarms there Win
wh | ABOUT 1900 people in the bniiasnw
'ne convention opens.
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Personal.

Mrs Kate sullinser. aged % years.
. cousin Of Abraham Lincoln. recent.
j. died at her home in Joplin, No.
Rev l. p. Broad. for 20 years a mis-.
sionary of the Congregational church
in Kansas. is dead at Atlanta. Ca.
Attorney General Hadiey of Missouri
Is Ill with an attack Of pIerisy.
Ambassador Bryce Of England has
announced his intention of attending
both the national conventions iris
summer.
Ambrose Petry of Chicago. has been
made a knight of st. Gregory the
Great by papal decree. He va, the
founder of the chapel car idea in Cath.
ole missionary work.
John g. Jenkins. who with bis three
sons was Indicted at New YORK for
fraudulent banking. is dead OF p.r,Ir.s.
John Mitchell. president Of the I'M.
ted Mine Workers. expresses the -.
lief that full suspension Of minfn,
in the bituminous field throughout ~
country viii occur on Aprfl i.
George D. 0rton has been spnosrs1s :
register Of The land once & Woos.
ward. Ok.
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Although n foreign Countries AID in
cone parts Of cur ozn lznd birth L,
announced IL the newspapers as q
matter Of course. Z New YORK man
Nno advertised the arrival Q, his arst
ooy noT doubts the wisdom Of pursu-
ing this practice in large cities. With,
a fortnight he had had calls from L.
statesmen. and received Is letters and
circulars. and IS samples. all aiming
to promote the infants health or han
piness By the sale O. some article Of
merchandise.
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PRESIDENTS ACT APPROVED.
Committee Flnds That Discharge oi
Negro Troops Was justified.

Washington. - Reports from tho
committee on military affairs were pre-
sented 10 the Senate Wednesday In re-
gard 10 the investigation Of the ARRAY
AZ brownsville, Texas, which resulted
in the discharge without honor Of three
companies of negro soldiers OF the
Twenty.tifth infantry.
Al the same time a message was re-
ceiyed from the President calling at
tention to the fact that the testimony
taken by the committee sustains his
position in discharging the negro sol
diers. tic recommends extension OF
the time for re-enlistment of the dis
charged men who might be found not
to fall within the terms of the order.
There were four reports from the
committee the majority being signed
by Senator's Warren. Lodge. Warner.
Dupont. Taliaferro. Foster. Overman.
FraiHier and McCreary. A minority re-
port Was signed by Senators Foraker.
Scott. Buckley and Hemenway. The
majority report found as follows:
THAT in the opinion OF the commit.
tee the shooting was done by soldiers
belonging to the Twenty-iifth infantry:
bat he testimony fails 10 identify the
partlcula- soldier or soldiers who par
lltlId1tu.
!, Is stated that there is considera-
bic contradiction in the testimony. but
that. iakpn as whole and reconcilinS
It wherever possible. It proves the case
outlined in the majority's decision.
The principal minority report was
presented BY Senator Scott and takes
the position that II has been impossi-
bic TO ascertain who did the shooting
and maXec the recommendation that
the negro soldiers be restored.
In addition to this minority report,
Senator's Foraker and Bulkeley turned
In supplemental report. which was
represented by Senator Foraker. Sena-
tor Forakers report declares that the
testimony Of the witnesses against the
soldiers H. not reliable and that no mo-
tive for their alleged connection with
the aIray had been shown.
\ supplemental report signed by Sen
atnrs Warren. Lodge. Warner and Du.
ront declares that the evidence shows
that the assault was perpetrated by
members Of the battalion. but that II Is
reasonable 20 believe that all OF the sol
diers w"-" not concerned.
They recommend that II would be
Justice 20 restore to all OF the inno-
con- Men the rights and privileges
which hal accrued To them by reason
- 'h"ir i,rcyious service in the army.
\ h!!l is presented authorizing the Pres
iaeDf, within one year after the pas
sage Of The act. TO authorize the enlist.
meE. Of my Of the men whom he may
%" satisfied had no connection with
III" shooting.
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Flee. Reaches calif''

San Diego. Cai.-when w.
battleship fleet. under
Rear Admiral Robe!
steamed into Magdalena b
passing through the rocn M
marked b. Sail Rock on wv
Redondo Point on 'ne
dropped anchor behind tne
sula promontory which s',s, ~
tecting arm down from ,s .s
and makes Man o'War c1s
sheltered harbor OF tne ~
coest, the history-makins ii
OF more than 10000 ml'. ~
Hampton Roads less than .a'
ago, / ractically came 10 ~. =.
An ofncial message W.
from Rear Admiral Evans y
wireless station Wednesa%,. 10y.
be transmitted to Washlns"
In 1t was Admiral Evan van n
he arrived at the bay WIN ..s- =
OF the feet In even Oe"V
thnn at the time when y
hampton Roads. that ns
ready for any unforesesshn ~ 4
that m " arise and that Ss, .nV :
is prepared to obey any o'u'
notice. ~
There yet remains rrsoj !ss
Magdale IA bay to san r .aou1|
destination originally * sn,,j I'M
a matter of some 1,lVv, r .it1
will not be begun untl, "a 7
practice Is concluded an1
are done. .,s,sd
This last stage Of the os,ii'
a tour Of holiday-makins so.stl
San Diego, Los Angeles ~ ~
and Santa Cruz, where rsss ~. Z
mittees plan all msn -
tainment for olncers anu -
ter especially coming ln's
est amount q attention
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tzn4 Hzr! x Ttz- Papz-s in
TIE case hare besa served OF the d.
:s-tzot il Na;tszEza asylum ard rp-
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Barss- Chz-isz " Morse and Al
fre- Il Curtis PLEADED cot guilty TO
= counts 4 an Indictment il II
te3@rzl court AZ Sez Tors- hey are
eaarz@l x!th conspiracy and .alse
entries
Tie supreme eoarr Of Missouri has
Teadersd decision tia, the second
division 0; the Jackson eo1nty criminal
ooz-t i Constitutional The decision
i 2 victory for the Kansas City thea
triezI people.
Giuseppe Ala the Italian anarchist
Tbo killed q Catholic priest At the
altar in his church Al D~uver. has
been convicted OF murder in the first
degree and sentenced 20 hang.
4 crank recently entered the Ner-
chants National tank al Omaha and
deDsDted s5.95c. He threatened TO
blow up the building unless bis de-
rnands we're complied with- He vas
entieed outside By Vice President
Drake where he was taken into Gus
io1y By officers
The crop reporting board o, the de-
pzr1nsnt Of agriculture reports III.
GGsntity of -hezt in farmers hands
March !. 1905. at rs per cent com. )
pared with zs-I per cent last year or /
a iea-ysar average OF 2i.s.
Fifteen thousand FiIipinos were
made homeless By the destruction O,
z.oe'o native huts at Manila by a fire
which swept through the district
A census Of the various Charitable
refornatory and penal institutions of /
SsT York Is being taken to deter
mine the number Of aliens maintained 4
st public expense and how many are
subject to deportation.
American Mormon missionaries have
been expelled from bavaria
disastrous prairie fire occurred
near Hoiton, Kan. The ore
swept over 100 acres of land. destroy.
ing everything in It's path.
Five hundred persons were recent.
" poisoned at a church social at In
per Sandusky. O.. By eating chickens
and waffes- 1
One Of the buildings Of the San
Francisco aimshouse was burned re-
,ently. At the time OF the lire "a
,ersons were In the building but al
escaped injury
The grand review Of The ships of ~
Atlantic and Pacific fleets vim tara
'iace u San Francisco On Nay {
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the SPECIAL victims O: diszs,e-. !te
EE1@rczs Casualties q. Toz,o-- -
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VII y recalled TIE lz-est zcr.ez-.
Is The eIp2ozlc- q E-szzr5v= q Re
cruiser D@sezrtez :; Tz-Ee-. - zasca
ts- zen we're killed z-1 - I-j--e!
o;hs- rzE.ss. izelztzzg c. oE-. have
had zec.es-:s G -sore O. .@ss se-to-s
ohzrscrs-. ard Il vie- @: tie co-rl!-
Gated nacAiae-y which ea:e-z into IL
eo7Ei-uctioa ard o9e-z;!oa q -ote-r
Tar Tsss=ls Il is &c, surprising TIA:
ia@s@ sso1ie occE- oeczsso-zliy. bz-
certainly the F!s-ch azTy s=@u-s 70
have roo-e tAza its share
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greater tso2czty q lie Ia -
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C1els San has i9s manly AID vel
trained yo7ng s4oo14 Hez;=-z-rs 70
his arzE- Tbey are -asu5@7z q this
years grz61z;irE class =; wez. Puir,
Ailitzry sezcsDy. 70 -ho1a dirio-zs
were siTsl b. Secretary ot Ta- Tas,
and -ho ssr= to-1h=ith conniszio-s,,
ior active serTioe- The army Is =
need of o4cers. and this ne- eont!n-
ssnt iii bs FeEy Acceptable And ~ho
sno~s how many g-ezt soldiers a.d
s.o1loas heroes nay y eTOlred from
that gallant company Of youths bexiu-
Eins ineiF 1ailitsT! career 50 MOI
ezIIy3
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SENTENCF|
The ell1
rleA OF INSANITY
SAVE MURDERER u
ol'c pallt,.
JURY AGREES h
NO APPARENT pRo,p.
APPEAL IN Nj
BEHALF.

Denver.-Giuseppe An,
Father Francis Leo H,,,..
expiate h,s crime upon n.
was found guilty Thursd,, n
In the West Side Com, y
the first Gegree. and Il. =
death as his punishment i b
Gus crime Of February an
The verdict was reaebss !. 4
which To- two days hears y,
the case. after deliberate, +
more than an hour. OH,
lots were taken, I, is 81
being 10 to ? for murder |
degree. with the death perah
ond II to l. and the third =
for the infiction Of The i.ss
When the clerk read d,
the jury the prisoner s,sai
concern.
ALA merely shrugged liz
when Interpreter Gus,,y r
him OF the verdict and ~
Italian. rs that so!-
Assistant District A,ixs
Chiles made The opening IN,
the people. The case. he vi
which should be decided n
or prejudice. He voqA n
jistifab'r homicide or r,s
he declared. but eonfn.
murder. first and second sscuI
To show malice Atnnp
quoted ais troubles viii Il
priests. TO prove premetiriI
ferred TO the sharpened bsiaI
answer to the defense Of hizj
he called the jury's a;,s,al
fact that The instructions &n|
nize that defense. Dr.. Iozt(
he declared. admitted ,hs, h 1
an insanity expert. and ha|
had no substantiation q Al
that Ala was insane o,hs' u
man who kills another xisu|
cation Is insane. He closel
a verdict OF murder in The III
Attorney Widdicomb rikI
main points Of his address vi
the district attorney sgsie1l
ity by anticipating such l \
his main case. and tha, lhl
from masked epilepsy. Mi
ways presumes a defentii' Z
proved that he is not IsE
unnatural that insanity M
explanation. The state ,ls'
Ala to give information 10 n
his own conviction. Dr. q
Moleen he quoted as authcdl
statement that an attaek :
epilepsy may last only an -
period OF time.
Only ty'o explanations &C.
fered fo- the killing. saa
Widdieomb. insanity or asa'o
was absolutely no tes'lmci!
the latter supposition.
Attorney Widdicomb sid Y
crazy man would sharpes
the manufacturers made 'hc
they would be most enefuN
bullets were ever manuiaa1
sharp end points. He eloe
asking for any particular 70
District Attorney Stidsef
the arguments Of deiendai1
in regard to the sharpened
saying that this testinon!
duced solely for the puiPS
ing premeditation.
But" he added. Il do ho
II need necessarily be 'he :
ordered mind. There u
deadly In suggestion even ~. :
in a sharpened bullet. Ie
is an ignorant man anu
know that n sharpened y
as deadls as a dull one
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-20

The Gotham policemen are to s,udr
various languages In order to attend
to the needs Of the polyzIot population
From all accounts. one language they
need badly to study is the language of
civfhty. remarks the Baltimore Amen.
can
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kansas Popull... scarce.

topeka. kan.-rhe Populist m..,
Unse1ion .snses Thursday which was '1v Il.
~ ssnaeo ~ only fifteen delegates. e,ecs.
co.rysix 81 .~cnty-six delegates to ne nstionsi
NV nvenuon at St Louis, iustrnctest,
Ssre sr~% lr ios Inomas 2. Watson Tor prss;. [
secney. ses@sy land and transportation ~ -
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-20

Baron Eugene St Clair. who x.s =.
member Of an old French family, who
mad been professor in American and
European colleges and who could
speak II languages, died of s,arya,jo,
In New York few nights ago. wh,
oid the New York heirezses perui,
this?
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r,rs DrilIs at Fl'f's.

Fiorsnce. Coio. The po
tion o. Flcrencs. takins
theereceut dleentroue ns +. nj
qecld I'D 70 1lllEe Al pualsc' puI.s
~ sao}d 5iS thl5in. witl F.
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The British. after all, are to give
100000 for the release Of Gen. Mac.
Lean He comes high, but RaisuIi vas
right in supposins that they must have
him This v11 give quits boom to
~ Humping t. 1de in Morocco.
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Colorado Bank Deposits.

Dcnyc- The state OF Colorado has
Just l."ol.9S>.Gl in ready money, ac-
Cordlng to the quarterly report fled
with Gov. Buchtel by State Treasurer
Bent. and OF that amount only <924.67
Is. 50 10 speak. pocket money. The
rest is all deposited in the various
banks over the state. In the First Ma
lional bank OF Denver there Is $G13.-
49, -. That is the states one big
bank account. Then there are a great
many little accounts SO modes, that any
on" might aspire to equal one OF
them. Here Is list OF Colorado's bank
accounts outside the First National
bank Of Denver.
Greeley National Greeley .oo0
F"si N!tt@n"l. Fort collins. ..... 10000
l"Hif" valley. Fort Collins. 10000
qua Ire county bank. Sa-
Smel,er. city state. DuranEo.... s.eSS
it.-hH 81 AKRON, Akron ,........ 10000
= Ff-H"at County National. Canon
F., cily, -. ............... II. 900
.-aUtnl National. Denver. ... Is. oo0
Trinidad National. Trinidad 30 600
A.r'AniIe Rank 4 Trust Com
p1nr Bouldcr .-....... L. 600
NGJSaanss lJ ..., s.r, q Miners National. .
First National New windsor " 1890
44hae "a Bank Of Pueblo... 900
rSt Natinnul Fort Morgan.. 10000
- IHt"u"i. lamar .......... 10000
-. Sta.innAl Brush. .......... 10000
a., NHt!nhHl. trinidad ..... 20, 900
it-.t ii.'-S OF ictor .-. -:........... 20. 900
i'-t.',,.,'i,-u '.'',-u Nhtloaal Rerthoud. 1000
lex Stht"....-...... $4,000
w., ,NH'Sen9I Eaton. ........ 10000
Ftr. .rA1l"hsi. Pueblo. ..-... 1900
f-ir. S.ttnal' 1Ienwood Springs 900
Firs, '',%9h2l %f,'L M'lSenburg -. 10000
->h'lohal. Steamboat
Mssa ,san CcSgn;y c9i,n; N2tional; Sterling 10000
FS-lTsri JqnS,ion, ............ $4,000
Morgan S"l',',, h.izabeth - 5000
Ia M1rsan jSt. S,s,. ..;............. 5000
7'''e' L-i jara. .......... 5000
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-11-19

Hon. Carl D. Thompson, Socialist
member of the Wisconsin legislature,
points as the foreword to his pamphlet
''The Constructive Programme Of So
cialism" this quotation from Lleb-
knecht:
"We are not going to attain social
ism at one bound. The transition is
going ON all the time, and the impOr-
tant thing for us In this explanation Is
not to paint a picture of the future,
which in any case would be useless Ia
Dor, but to forecast practical pro-
gramme for the immediate period, to
formulate and justify measures that
shall serve as aids to the new Socialist
BIRTH"
Mr.. Thompson then proceeds to out
line the measures that shall serve as
aids to the new Socialist BIRTH" devot-
ing more than one-third Of his brochure
to municipal ownership, which he
frankly calls municipal socialism and
evidently regards as the most avail
able means for accustoming the public
to socialist1c principles and methods.
We owe a debt of gratitude to Mr..
Thompson for helping to make clear
the intimate connection between mu-
nicipal ownership and socialism.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-11-19

The growth of a small Wisconsin city
made it very desirable to erect high
school building but the citizens voted
down the necessary bonds because it
was felt that the Indebtedness recently
incurred for constructing a municipal
light and water plant was as much as
the people wanted to pay interest on
at present. This is typical of what is
going on all over the country. Cities
are pawning their credit to invest in
utilities which can be operated better
and more economically by private en-
terprise instead Of reserving it for
true municipal puEposes-schools, play
grounds, parks, paving, sewerage, etc.
The result is that city development is
checked, health is jeOpardized and edu-
cation is hampered because cities find
it more interesting to invade the field
Of speculative business than to provide
properly for the more commonplace but
important function8eOf city government.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-11-19

These two snakes, the hamadryad
and the cobra, cause the great annual
death roll of India from snake bite,
about 22,OOO people last year. One rea,
son for this great death roll is that
Hindoos and Buddhists will not kill
the snakes. as it Is against their reli-
gion to take life. The cobra will go
away from you usually. except in the
nesting season, and then he will attack
you on sight IL you disturb him or his
mate. 1t is at this time that so many
deaths take place among the Malays
and Siamese. as 1t is coincident with
the rice planting season. and the peas.
ants are buslly at work In the rice
fields. The cobra will bite under wa.
ter, and many people are bitten on the
foot or heel while planting rice. Death
usually takes place In an hour or less.
! have known large buffalo to be
bitten and die in fifteen minutes. II
must have been bitten directly In a
vein.
In the Malay peninsula and in Siam
no one ever walks abroad after dark
without a lamp or torch. as 1t proves
almost suicidal to do sO.-Medical Jour
nal. .-,.,. --.