PART ONE LOS ANGELES HERALD CENTS SINGLE COPIES:;§?Ki„iif?tM: *&_-_' PRICE: «,f_SS_ .0 CENTS ' SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 11, 1908. SEATTLE GIRL HAS A INDIANAN FOR SEVEN KILLED; WILD RIDE ON BACK BRYAN MAKES A Nominees for: President and Vice President SIXTY INJURED OF RUNAWAY CAMEL RINGING SPEECH Chosen by Democratic National Convention VICE PRESIDENT Western Heiress Said to Be the First Ever Got Jolted TO BIG THRONG CHOICE OF ALL BY COLLISION Woman Who mt _^___^ m, by Angry 'Dromedary ls Now In Gotham B_____. JOHN W. KERN NOMINATED SMASHUP IN THE *- AS TERRIFIC HEAD-ON INDOMITABLE FAITH _____B______P^ '^--IS-SH ______CANADA TRIUMPH OF TRUTH MATE FOR BRYAN . V IN NEW YORK, July Miss Laura Duncan of Seattle, who spent last night at the Martha Washington hotel,, is POWERFUL SENTIMENT MAKES SPOKANE FLYER AND CROW'S probably the only girl in the world 18 GIVEN GRAND OVATION BY with whom a wild camel tried to run ACTION UNANIMOUS NEST TRAINS CRASH away. FELLOW TOWNSMEN ... ' Nearly two .ears ago, becoming an

heiress, to New York >.\u25a0*-'-:•;\u25a0:-:-'•>:-!V; \u25a0,- she decided visit ®tv£;-:-.-.Vvi::*::.'.v_V^^ '•\u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0:•\u25a0*:'-^ 7- %•/. '- -. . jJCßfSt_Hlt^ i Medicine Hat Operator Blamed for by way of Asia, Europe and the At- Silver.Tongued Nebraskan Declares Democratic Convention at Denver Ada lantic. She visited Hawaii flrst and journs, Following Great Ovation" . Terrible Accident— Leaves Sud- Japan. At Toklo she was the Undying Confidence in Victory then party. When News of Wreck guest of the empress at a garden When Time la Ripela by Delegateslntense Sat- denly In got caught in an anti- Canton she Jm^*N X vt^** "*?V i *\u25a0v isfaction Everywhere Reaches Him foreign mob and had her "own spoiled , V .Loudly Cheered 7 ' * * by coolies. In Bengal she elephants and on rode By By edge the Red sea a camel ran L'y Associated Pr*M. Associated Press. Associated Press. H . . the of July away with her. FAIRVIEW, LINCOLN, Neb., July DENVER, July 10.—The Democratic MEDICINE HAT, Canada, 10.— ill-flttlng strap, Maddened by an Bryan retired tonight national convention concluded . 'Its - Seven men were killed and sixty-three which. prevented the camel from get- 10.—William J. labors late today by the nomination ofI ;^^^___tf.^____. ':'"\_';"'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 --\u25a0--\u25a0\u25a07-'- '\u25a0y'-'-^'Siffii'ftv'''' •\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0'••\u25a0yTfi injured in a head-on collision at a ting the last bite of Its provender ln to dream of Democratic success next \u25a0Ha V S5&. John W. Kern of 'for;;,vie-' on, \u25a0 crossing this, city yester- Its feed bucket, the animal bolted over November. Since Tuesday, when the president, completing the ticket > a mile east of desert, shaking Dun- : Jennings Bryan day, Spokane flyer engine on the almost Miss opened, Mr. Bryan has which William was - between a can from the saddle. contention \u25a0_&>'___! I *V ______H__l _____-H*-__ftM______the nominee for rrrnllrnt.^l»iillir__h_t_MJ Its way to Coleridge and a Crow's Nest "Riding a runaway camel shakes one been as busy, and perhaps busier, than The nomination was - made *by . ac- ; passenger train. up some," Miss Duncan says. She had any j man in Denver, If not in the clamation amid the resounding icheers A delegates spectators. The Dead all she could do to hold on until the country. of and; Arab owner of the "ship of the desert" ls doubtful that If ln the last four *•\"''*•«_____*' o iSi^^^^^^^.v^rf^^i^vv^ No ballot was necessary, as, the , It \ \u0084'Nfv>*ii""- * X \u25a0-* _: t_r> < *Pa^i«3&»W*^_3_.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0"» r'*J_hi -.. - JAMES NICHOLLS, engineer. \ jumped on another and faster camel days he has averaged more than three v > * trend of sentiment had set Irresistibly ROBERT TWOPEY, engineer, and after a long chase caught the run- hours' sleep in the twenty-four. He Hi \W toward the . Indiana candidate, state ;- MILET, away by a strap and brought It to a has been in constant touch by tele- i j *ou * \ <- £*\u25a0 * _wß___l^_Pl-BP^___fi___r after state- registering their delegates PHILIP conductor! V / * ln ARCHAMBAULT, standstill. graph with the convention, and with his favor and all other candidates W. J. baggage- Miss Duncan caught her first glimpse great frequency has. been called upon withdrawing before the universal ; de- >} man. "V.- of New York yesterday. to give Instant decisions ln matters mand for his nomination. . -V^??l HOWARD GRAY, fireman—all of of great Importance. The convention after adjournment at With no wish to dominate the ac- daylight with the nomination \u25a0 of t Mr. Medicine Hat. tions of at Denver, Bryan, Us session; at his friends he has X _____K_ • !&' resumed 1 o'clock I JAMES GRAY. KILLED, MISSING constantly been asked by them for p. m. with powerful undercurrent al- 1 1 i___(7 _a_^^ .. DUNCAN McEACHERAN, Bow Is- guidance. . \ '*' ready ln motion toward the nomination land. ; • Through It all Mr. Bryan has main- of Kern for second PrJ_ffl6BßSHS33_ •'•' $300,000 BLAZE tained a cheerful equanimity of tem- The Call aV'Vy.' The Seriously Injured IN _ vigor of Btate_jPJPPf|j per, a clearness of mind and SAmuel Obdua Lethbrldge, leg which bespoke perfect health, Indiana presented the name of Kern; of action Colorado, through Thomas, broken. and has gained the admiration of those I__'::>:- .^^B&ftujbgi||pMlp|llta*****latMWHHN||^H|H _BF^ ex-Governor HOTEL GUESTS been associated with htm placed ln nomination Charles A. Towns I Harry Thompson, Medicine Hat; CANADA HAVE who have presented throughout the trying period. m^ of New York; Connecticut hand crushed. X?»¥\u25a0. ? ; Hagml Archibald McNeil Georgia Clark j 1 NARROW ESCAPE The past twenty-four hours were <^ - . and According of chief i :i; to the evidence the fruitful of developments. The plat- %:& Howell. : •'\u25a0-' < dispatcher at the inquest last night the Bryan was The names of Judge George Gray of faulty. Operator form was adopted, Mr. V, . train order was place on the i |l Delaware and of John Mitchell of.Illi- Ritchie, who issued the order, left tho Two Blocks and a Half Wiped Out by nominated and the second presented, ticket filled by the nomination of nois were not owing to the city Immediately after the wreck. Re. Indiana. \u25a0••'«-••'\u25a0'\u25a0*\u25a0.' positive requests of these men not to \u25a0The Crow's Nest train was on Its Early Morning Fire—Charred J. W. Kern of . go engine, By 10:30 the lawn In front of the lave their names before the con- way to this city when the flyer mains of Victim Found vention. '..:..' James Nlcholls, pulled house was crowded by about 2000 per- with Engineer in Ashes sons. the city of Lincoln came ' For a time it looked as though a bal- out of the local yards with orders to From required, steady at large delegation,'headed by brass lot would be but the meet the outbound Spokane flyer a flag,a line of states which ln second- Coleridge and make the run from that band' and a large American car- Joined by Kern. \u25a0; ing Kern's - nomination ' soon made sit point to Moose Jaw. By Associated Pre**. ried James >y} apparent that the chances of all other Wreck Hidden by Steam GRAND FORKS, B. C, July 10.— V ' Gets Grand Ovation candidates had been extinguished. \u0084r "-~: history Towne, person, engine Crow's Nest The worst fire ln^he of this From the time they came In sight Mr. ln was the first The light and the ' \u25a0 pall city, capital smea- they drew up ln front of Bryan's candidate to recognize the decisive' head-on, \u25a0 engine met and a dense of which Is the of the until tVt' f' \u25a0* i they yelled and \u25a0 __^jSl^"'* ._^^_^l^_CTM!Bßiffv 7J r, £ % * nature of the Kern movement, and iin and steam settled over the ter district of the boundary country, residence shouted and J!^i^7^ *•*'*' '< * smoke cheered, when the nominee spoke a ringing speech he withdrew- his name wreck. The Crow's Nest engine was early and and hte started this morning, supposedly to them they punctuated every sen- from consderatlon and pledged his sup- forced back of its front truck v_cant. \u25a0 boiler head torn off. In the Squire hotel, which was tence with cheers and applause. • port to the ticket of Bryan' and Kerl. whole front of the \u25a0 . express on the Crow Nest Two blocks and a half •'. were com- Mr. ' and Mrs. Bryan , received the Kern Left Only Candidate The car, telescoped by pletely cleaned out, and the approx- front -of, house, and the 7 train had been partly crowd-In the With this quickly followed!the with- baggage cars and a imate loss, which cannot be accurate- former spoke •\u25a0 from the .steps. The engine 576 and - \u25a0 t McNeil, ', ly ascertained at present,, will reach great demonstration paid- them by their drawal of Howell and I thus nearly 1300,000. leaving the Indiana man' alone In, the cars rolled, into the ditch. a i,: . neighbors .' visibly,: affected them, and toAn Sthree was reduced to Barnaby Malo;. who .«was \u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 stopping times the speaker was obliged field. The withdrawal of . McNeil a was the locomotive several 1 by •<\u25a0 while \u25a0 at the killed,-only emotions. accomplished a motion • , scrap Iron by tho Impetus, \u25a0,( " ' Valhalla hotel, was to stop because of his that the, Nlcholls nnd Fireman Gray his charred remains . being found .in During his talk iMr. jBryan was fre- nomination of Kern be made by ac- Engineer person missing. .'. : .'-;:..'\u25a0 shortly after being taken from the the ruins. | One other ls quently In tears, caused by the hom- clamation. ". a...,. died In several of the hotels the guests who been their The motion was carried with a deaf- \u25a0 wreck ~. ~ --'\u25a0•' i v - age paid by those had . and the great Baggageman'" also was barely escaped with a few clothes, and for two " decades. In his ening shout assemblage Archambault friends Hr jxmmmm mW " m\ broke Into a clamorous instantly killed when his car was teles- In some cases people made a dash for speech Mr. Bryan avoided politics and demonstration I nearly j*_**_'a> -"^jV on the accomplishment Its work, the street naked. Republican neighbors to T £ V A. .*7""-".."**\u25a0* ,-">'^'l> \u25a0 '*^^^B^*^r-tf-yMfc_^*_fo___?sfH " of and I coped * begged his V^w.WMkmtmmmmMmmmmmmW r * ____bE J J** *^t"-. 'T^J N-^__'^ V ,_fr \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0^^?^Tl^?Vtt?j\r'^/^'_^ll*Tflß^HVOV^W-HB *' '' any language on . \u0084' '" *•' *tmmi- tM&Mnm*VmmVOmmm\ -. ? * "' '* the completion of the Democratic na- '. Engineer Nlcholls had received his overlook In the future " • ' Operator Ritchie political Issues which would differ from _F ___f B#-|IP w « tional ticket. clearance papers from • . was at Medicine Hat. Ritchie has not been theirs . were they in his place. • „ Ba*fl < Am The nomination made 4:23 p. nt L -^"^!g^^i_j£jJi3ffi'*TßnßpaßJC3Bß \u25a0""-*****-**"\u25a0 "'-V'****^'V*v**-* fl______b_.'-¥^BB___3v__& **\u25a0 _ N k*W_WK_.*• jSjgyy^ffi-ry ;J \u25a0 v m. >a and the convention thereupon • ad- seen since the accident occurred.. MEN RISKED DEATH '.' "I won't make any political speeches B^raCSu * x^t''..?-%-'-'*? \^' *• *^SIEJ-* -xfffe?^--^ **fe- 3-B _si I hate to •say *' p*. " ______. *\u25a0\u25a0_? journed without date. '-.;•,\u25a0 at home, • because \u25a0•\u25a0'.' here least BIB !•. t anything that could cause the " •\u25a0* *,i______lHEßbS i ,i'^-..v;v>. *___!_____\u25a0 *y> fj^A%iW%a, i^\DPffS___K_fe_____Bjt_BJ^^ 4 The Democratic national committee TO FIND antagonism in this community, '*' will assemble tomorrow to . complete •'\u25a0 FUNERAL STOPPED FOR DOUBLE WAGES bit of organization but it may be necessary after a while Its new and to select the OF WOMAN'S DEATH to say a few words that chairman who will be the commander- CAUSE for me Just \u25a0 in;' would Indicate my political leanings. in-chief of . the Democratic forces ; , July 10.—Preparations for ARCHAIC MINING METHODS "It may be necessary for me to In- ___^_____^^^^_ll^-l the campaign. ' \u25a0 \u25a0 .\u25a0'-'"•\u25a0• were dorse platform and to dis- The throngs of delegates and spec- of Mrs. Amanda Wentz utterances _flg>^Bf *.. the burial CAUSE HOLOCAUST cuss principles, and I want to ask the wfw^ tators are scattering tonight for their • stopped by the coroner yesterday, and QF friends If I COMMITTEE HAS ______homes and every train is bearing away forbearance of Republican m\\\*'\u25a0':\u25a0 :V;:::::"i«v-Si P^ '____Aa. the'woman's husband, Cornelius Eu- always express myself ln the MD' thousands from the eventful scenes offl cook, placed cus- do not- they the Denver convention. V3Sg^__HH_lS gene Wentz, a was in^ Delayed Rescue Partly Responsible language that they would use If tody pending the Investigation of the were speaking upon the same sub- EYE ON INDIANA woman's sudden death. \u25a0•• , for Slaughter by Fire of 300 Rus- ject." (Applause and cries of You KERN APPRECIATES HONOR The evidence which resulted ln the can do It, all right!") W^iP r\^..e______B^- move was the police by two sians In Coal InfernoNo \M^^\:L_____i_*^l___l Bfwk furnished They Right of All BECOME NATIONAL BECAUSE 'TWAS NOT ASKED woman friends of Mrs. Wentz. said Inspection Provided Recognizes LAMB MAY requested three weeks assure you, before she had them "But I want to DENVER, July 10.—John W. Kern of ; ago to aid the police to investigate her the campaign opens and before I have CHAIRMAN presi-1 suddenly. - ' XV a political speech, that what- Indiana, the nominee ifor vice death if she. died F> Associated Pre**. to make dent on the Democratic ticket, received Mrs. Wentz, according to their story, ever I may say on the subjects that was trying USOVO, Russia, July 10.—An Inquest us, arguments I may the news of the action in the Albany, said she feared her husband explosion last divide whatever Committeemen Meet, but Defer Action hotel in his apartments. .;;••»-' evidence of his mis- Into the fatal coal mine \u25a0 support of those policies to kill her to hide a picture | advance la When, early in the day," matters I be-; 13-year-old week has revealed ! terrible for country, Till Conference Is . Held with 4 treatment of her .step- which to me seem best the <*\u25a0 iv sitj__«__ of the archaic methods of mining in i never aAwS&X-? .^-i'"'^iTs^r -*^, v + & ? gan to shape themselves in his direc- daughter, Elsie Loe were. in- I I want you always to know and ' BryanTerre Haute Man *^ tion and his selection became almost Loewere told the police her Russia and the utter absence of to forget that I believe the things that .Elsie ' \u25a0 v; i" ______gl!__R_-^: a certainty, Mr. Kern determined that stepfather brought her some cakes be- spection. . ,^ _/.'., ''-> Ibind us together as citizens are more Acceptable to Latter flff *\u25a0**k"i* V^"^BS« Wednesday night. It has been a matter of common . and more numerous than he would remain away from today's fore they retired past IjImportant session, accordingly his seat was was the only one knowledge for years - that the political views. and She said her mother Rlttovsky was dangerous. ..:,'.' Iour occupied by an alternate. •\u25a0 .-' .-. • who ate of the cakes. mine "1 want you to know that however By Associated Pre**. .. to The workmen named It "the Inferno" |I the presentation "I am profoundly appreciative of the Wentz and his wife are said have stifling earnest I may be in of ' DENVER, July 10.—The Democratic honor has been l uponl quarreled frequently on account of his because of the prevalence of ,my political ideas. I recognize at all which conferred workings, they would national committee j will confer with me," said Mr. Kern when seen shortly stepdaughter. _;'.'.' gas in the and Ijtimes the equal rights to every other \^ only consent to go. down for double and I re- William Jennings | Bryan at Lincoln after the convention adjourned. I "I.re-" citizen to hold opinions, . gard honor all the greater wages. -' '.-'". spect you no less for candUiy stating Tuesday next. The committee met to- (ABOVE) AND JOHN W. KERN OP the because was not of great \u25a0' purpose I did not seek the place, nor did my: ENDS LIFE The explosion Itself ' day for the of organizing, but YALE GRADUATE a majority 300 men who your views. , a ,; .V'v 'vyv :.' INDIANA ;\u25a0.:\u25a0\u25a0 v v \u25a0i.-:^->-.yy7-'v force, and of j "I hope you will think none the less ln view of telegraphed .invitation .-- ' delegatlon.">,'g West Point, together with the solitude mine engineer recklessly descended the our we desire the tri- Is. tonight prominently . mentioned for - a we love paTty, chairman of the Democratic national and monotony of service In the Philip- main shaft without mask. He was umph of Justice more than the triumph j FULL OF FUN EDUCATION Long Drouth Broken pines. •• \u25a0 overcome by the damp and brought to opinions. committee. , aPRESCOTT, July of erroneous 1 The manner Ariz., 10.—The long Capt. Broatch was considered to have the surface. He had to be. revived, Prepared for Either skillful :in which Mr. drouth, ln northern Arizona was of the most brilliant men drew a rough sketch of Lamb has, during the convention been one In after which he "We are prepared for either victory Just Interesting Side Light of Great Demo. Political Experience Marked by Vic- broken this afternoon by a fierce rain I class. He accepted a West Point of the mine, and it was closed, handled the vice presidental accompanied by his the Interior or defeat, for If we win we know that campaign of John W. Kern, has made cratic Convention Hilarious tories— storm, thunder and appointment during his Junior year and on this that the rescuing party went It . Attorney of Kokomo lightning. ' One and ten-hundredth- a he the victory can only be permanent if him prominent ln the party and his as "plebe" there was, severely ahead. victory Crowds Make Colorado Six Terms— Inches fell In 30 minutes., -.. \u25a0\u25a0* -• becoming an i deserved and If It results strongly urging as Leader In -^.:- hazed. On upper I class . « . ls a commo_- friends are . him Feed on the big ' ranges disap-' opposed hazing, . * In the advancement of the the most suitable man to manage the Metropolis Noisy , ' . had * man he which led to . Indiana peared dry, himself wealth: and we know •\u25a0 that If defeat national campaign. and the water courses were bitterness between • and his TWO-YEAR LEGAL CONTEST only temporay we but tonight are running bank full. The -' \u25a0 . comes It can be If No definite selection of a chairman classmates. _ those who win storm is tho salvation of thousands of ' LOST BY CITY OF YUKON are In fact right and will be made until after the national FRANK THOMPSON SEARIGIIT By Associated Pre**. ".,•- were wrong, believing In the • 7BY cattle and sheep. :',".'•\u25a0'.-\u25a0=\u25a0 \u25a0'';»\u25a0'-'»»« In Lima and thus committee has conferred with Mr. Special to Th* Herald. Leprosy C, July omnipotence;, of truth, we are) prepared Bryan at Lincoln on Tuesday , July .'TO. John VANCOUVER, B. 10.—A two next. \u25a0 DENVER, Seventeenth LIMA, Peru, July 10.—A case of to meet each other upon an honest Is known, however, that Mr. Lamb July 10.—Up Worth i Kern was born on December Earthquake In \Europe years' legal • contest between McLean It Albany, , 20, 1849, - has found here, arousing city, footing, our differences hon- be to Mr. who street from the Hotel In the at the village of Alto, How- STUTTGART. Germany, July leprosy been brothers, contractors of this : and discuss will acceptable . Bryan, county. 10.— apprehension. The patient, the valid- estly, bow submissively to the will of has been, It Is said, strongly Impressed gray dawn today, there perambulated ard Ind.. His father. Dr. Jacob The observatory here reports a slight considerable Dlacomlnl, the Yukon government over ever '. , W. Kern, . was a Virginian an Italian named has been ity a of Dominion the people and pray that which by the work of Mr. Lamb not only as clrcuttously a man for by birth, earthquake shock 'this 'morning tat ? a at of lease of five miles country's good, will who had. voted who removed to • Shelby county, Indi- a .emoved to a hospital Callao. ' Cum. creek, has victory for the party wins the be manager of the Kern campaign but also distance f 370 miles. •-.. .- •< \u25a0....-,.' this city ended in by Johnson and refused to admit that he -1 In 1836. and lived there until 1846, municatlon between and local firm and defeat for the govern- preserved." i (Great < applause • and his work on the committee on reso- ana. \u25a0 when he new Iqultos has been re-established. ment,', pay the costs cheering). lutions. " ' was licked. Several times. In the mois- moved Into the northern which will have to a "My - a man. was years a law county. '.'. .":.- BRYAN IF the long fought < father was devout ' He Mr. Lamb for part- ture section If the hotel, he had started SAYS ELECTED of suit. --\u25a0 John. W. Kern's Nancy property on the suit did not leave me much ln the way of ner of the late Senator Voorhees. • to some burning con- mother was GRAY . The which not sure . . - - reveal secret Llggette NOT JUDGE SENDS BRYAN millions of dol- money, and I am but that If - country- and she and Dr. Kern were HE WILL RUN AGAIN turned ls worth several cerning "Friends, \u0084 Roman, \u25a0 county, • was better for me that he did not, for married. ln Warren . Ohio. In CONGRATULATIONS lars. . ' . . MRS. KERN IS SORRY HER 1854, i I years old, .FAIRVIEW, LINCOLN, \u25a0'\u25a0 Neb., HEARTY The government- had canceled the I . believe that great wealth Is more men," . and the crowds from • the all- when John was 6 the ' July : blessing the family removed,- county, 10.—The following statement wa* made * lease, often ja curse than a to I night session of .' the convention had to Warren \u25a0'< WILMINGTON, Del., July 10.—Upon <$> and McLean brothers Immediate- HUSBAND GOT NOMINATED ' - lowa. From time to by William J. Bryan today: -^<_* ment restore lost necessity '.'INDIANAPOLIS, 10.—Mrs. John see a railroad \u25a0 v ficial . In the ' world, and »ao •Judge George Gray Immediately sent •.•; but i won upon appeal to . the supreme to remove one from the of toll W. Kern, wife of the nominee for vice Judas > had' grasped him by . the hand train.- . one occupying -it can afford to have hi* i \u25a0 the following telegram: <§> Is more apt to paralyze one's ener- notified by the long i enough "congratulate him The family moved back to Howard view* upon such questions affected court at Ottawa. From that decision ' ' president,. was Asso- to on county, Indiana, by "Hon. William J. Bryan, Lincoln, Neb.l the Yukon government appealed to the gies than to be a source of stimulation ciated Pre** of the nomination of her his unswerving . loyalty and . undying In 1864.. In the early personal ambition. M Recognising a__ \u25a0 "Accept my hearty congratulation*. <£> my \u25a0' wa* \u25a0 sovereign '60s. while still In Mrs. responsibility | obliga- • \u25a0 \u25a0 to father did not at Denver. She .at her devotion, and lowa. Kern .to God and. hi*I \u25a0 privy council, which today dismissed him; v but while husband on his . -state I (feigned) \. GKOKGK GRAY." <§> appeal 1 leave a he left me some- home, 1888 North Pennsylvania, street, peerless leadership," and few died. Two children were left, John and tion to hi* countrymen he should enter Judge I the with costs.' me . fortune " his . a Gray -i declined to make any •§> thing ,. been: worth • more to with her children. more phrases wore added- his sister, .who is now Mrs. Isaac En- upon the discharge of hi* duties with comment the action of the that has "I had hoped," said she, "you would of the stock singleness of purpose. »» on conven- <§> me than all the money of any million- . to the conversation for good measure, gel of Dalevllle. . Va. \u25a0 ' . V-?"\u25a0'•->-"\u25a0•'»\u25a0 . tlon. but It wa* evident It wa* no pea- <§> to Investigate give me the new* that Mr. Kern had in the "Believing that one can best do thl* snnal disappointment Ordered aire could have been. He taught me to nominated. while ' the second - knave 'in the . deal «. John was educated district when he I* not planning . to him. . While -i> July principle not been ' badge \u25a0> > * for a second the Judge had been WASHINGTON, 10.—American believe that,every.righteous "I of course appreciate the honor was • pinning a Towne ' on his schools : and continued his - education term,. I announce now, a* I, advocated for the ? \u25a0 have on presidential nomination be had no part <§> Consul Ernest L. Small at Smyrna, would triumph. ; (Applause).:. conferred- upon Mr. Kern, but. I .cannot coat tall. • '.(-' \u25a0" .- by attending the- Indiana normal school former occasions, that if elected I shall In thl* work and ail A Turkey, has , been instructed by what condition* The ; hypocrisy was i repeated at Kokomo, riding horseback ten miles not be candidate for that waa done In ..the Be Wrong (.'•'„> understand at Denver i act' of a re-election. his . behalf hum without. hi* sanction. <& state department to investigate the re- Couldn't Afford to have arisen that would cause . him i to while somebody else pinned an Amer- each iway every day. ' Later .he taught .--. "This I* a nomination plainly from In an Interview : with Judge Gray It i port that 100 • American' citizens have "He taught me when a boy that I accept the nomination. ican flag on the other- | coat tall of,the school near Alto. the people a* can be, and If elected my .1 Injured wa* learned that while repeated effort* \u25a0-> -| |on | island Nlcarla • •to" in the minority, "Mr. Kern ha* his health m petrified i \' Albert; \u25a0' money" there .'• to „, obligation will purely be to the people. have been mad* to him, been seized the I of could afford be campaign* by hi* »•' Johnsonlte's Prince He earned enter Indue* to ao- A prisoners but not to wrong the past activity and was '. Michigan* < university, graduating I ' appreciate I the honor | the : more | be- the nomination a, and made by a Turkish war- that Icould afford be vastly and,' still.-another . badge pinned, from cept for the vice presl- : took, , on any that; If I was In the a* be mean* . more to me than fluttered :In- the breeze law department In 1869; He cause Iti came not- from one person or denry, these effort* have been iinavall- as ship.'? Mr. Adee the initiative on : question; I 1 any „political < honor* .Itam \u25a0 sincerely and the three I .. the Imme- a few persons, but from the ran- aad i reports, minority right. \u25a0\u25a0 diately, began practicing Ing. - He -said be .bad > never changed J- the basis of newspaper, no of- and; I would some time sorry, although 1 suppose I should not as > the jInnocent victim started,. 'midst in Kokomo. Hie < acting freely and without i com- \u25a0 majority (applause.. .\u25a0' .*i \u25a0\u25a0\u0084-\u25a0. •\u25a0.... 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