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   Fort Wayne News, The (Newspaper) - April 28, 1904, Fort Wayne, Indiana                               J primary System is at the u Bottorn April concensus of by the delegates to tiie tional League voiced in i day's session favors a new for city The old primary i system was unanimously pronounced a failure As it party a on municipal electors An independent represents the will of the people by difficulties in having his nixie printed on the ballet that this is almost impossible The of league in a celebrated paper read by Chairman Deming of New Yerk s Chairman Deming's In theory is by the will of tbe people controlled by public Iff we fail lamentably in electing of public The is public cap be time prior to teh election signed and acknowledged b'y an almost impossible number of New York devised npt in the interest of the public Every aspirant for have equal op- for having his name printed upon the election ballot If the state acts against candidates who wish to represent a constituency not within the old parties it is not fair Every man whp not entitled tp have his name printed the ballot every phe who can de- that he has large following Is to be a candidate An be between men opposing of public are merely and exponents bf different sets principles Further Advance Into M Transport is Russians ST PETERSBURG April dispatch received to ports that on April 25 two Russian torpedo boati blew up a J transport at Gensan Korea The transport carried a cargo of 400 rice and military stores tons of coal and four guns teen officers twenty men eighty-five coolies and sailors wer tured The other Japanese officers and men resisting were sunk transport The republican platform Is enlarged addition i aim -is tp of bf this the ring or abme other small coterie cf the to defeat of the peopled Jhe our present Proof is T tile orient are few places a example of be found S than in tif States I State a Hand V The legislature decides only and Wijd the city shall but pf its pr of elections should be Electors should be Secretly whatever candidate they choose because he they favor be permitted the for the set they he OPENING At BEAT EXPOSITION but EO usurp public and were read Designations completed f of the i V With ithe Names qf by Ernest A of Primary and Statutory Nominations to Public V of ST LOUIS reply caused a case Mr He Former New grounds tie NEW YORK Speaker affairs and his Dubuque t Jib belief llA things Most Committee who outlined the meaning of a political party and progressive the city government vis clothed with pokier public policy gust be determined by the citizens local public this is the present In party map have To attain i of paV a secret ate said Other Method of to Public Of- y night these men are the and buildings The f Sols stored aiui had torn tbe Exhibits daily among Jhe friends that will seek not Im HAS ENDED SESSION AT THIS FJER N lESS inter- i- a LONDON April Che Fbo correspondent of the Keuter Tele- gram company wires that the nese have occupied the right the Yalu river to the south of Such a move on the part of the Japanese be highly important from standpoint as it would mean that they would forces on the Yalu river bottled in on three sides In front would be force of to the east and northeast the forces of which are known to have crossed the Yalu oii Monday and Tuesday and on now reported to have occupied WILL STIMULATE Revival of Old Honors for by the hundreds of be- Many of the pike be pro posed 16 make the way of largest of ever held exposition New the The Right of Free and Equal Share in the of dates Municipal by George W cipal Situation H N Wheeler Dr F of Prof irfayor of Prince afternoon at o'clock over At station he will be met by dent Francis Mayor Wells and a The party will be Escorted to the where a suite of fourteen rooms has been reserved Immediately after reaching the hotel prince receive a call from President Francis and Wells the afternoon the SHANGHAI Japan the iiil floor w_..iJliai.JOie.fle'mocrats republicans country for lation The was then of present con sitier the case and con Agrees the senate this morning the and harbor to objection tabulated the of congress for the r Tells of Victories Over Russians on the April the third squadron in operations of the Japa ese torpedo fleet up the Yal and Tuesday the Yalu f ay and going up st field ginis opened n vithout effect We if the enemy on an tream and when we fired hey fled On Tuesday the 100 strong Our torpedo boat lied and fled plied to the enemy's guns an heui half hour T ib on our side Are Constantly Shoo LONDON April News has a dispatch from ing that the latest news is to the effect that riese scouts are ing shots The ing to draw the Japanese positions ent the n say's ba fighting on a dispatch an engagement on the nV lie Chen a Russian force Th received -a from t battery They gave sistance and der upon the next taking refit ibus houses and IS CHRISTENED THE PA COAST OUT ON THE WAVES FRANCISCO tiie tooting tiesi ringing bells and booming cannon the new armored cruiser the first of Uncle Sam's to of the was launched at the works Mrs Wai pf 22 Jujpts hour Has Powerful Armament in rets inch and guns The secondary battery consists of twelve four four rapid-fire Buns two meter six auto- matic Colts two pieces to used by landing parties The California will belt of steel armor inches water line varying in to 6 inches as well as the casement above the belt or armor for 233 feet of the vessel's length cali will the the of his senate arid of the of house the dent BUT ONLY FOR PURPOSE OF dent vals is -an of in for ex- Strange Case of Domestic Trouble Which Involves History tiie shipbuilder pressing but i ton that great down ihei ways to her first bath and Miss Governor handsome breaking the of wine vessel's nose as it glided by and delivering the words christen thee i The state nature the direct charge of Of the golden Pardee and staff in full uniform Arthur officers TRUWKILL president at Capital 7 April seat of the executive branch of the ment temporarily the house to the the custom during the closing each session tp expedite the signing executive before ad- THE ARMY TRANSPORT OFFICER MAKES CHARGES OF KENNESS UNITED STATES NAVY fe FOR NEAR Ind April CHICAGO Apfil involving talking -in a rumored murder and a row is being investigated by lice To frighten so that she would early to the town hall the wife he had and that a inari wHs a life in tiie Ohio state the crime The man de- nied that the details of story He said his wife had taken the opportunity revenge be- cause he had caused her arrest on a charge of bigamy The former Mrs is now Mrs Frank oik merit has the create n j issue of I not ex- Judge Regan Writes Thinks Bryan Should Be Resigned to Fate to first lien and tile are 189 miles branches da tecL of road not under A special ami she is locked up at the hall station with her They married less HOUSTON Texas April Post today publishes a letter from Judge the Texas statesman to W J Bryan in he the former candidate states that if way he would select Mr candidate but intimates have his choice under He as you dq in body of doctrines you but I am ndt so the number of crats disapprove these policies as to-be afraid to go into a tion with them IN tis Quarrel Over Indian Two People Want to Exhibit Geronimo the Fair April the April W Jones second officer the United States transport Sherman makes some very serious charges against that service alleging that the disasters its ships have met been due to drunkenness among men and officers lack of discipline and general incapacity In a Major dol division superintendent of the service he There have transports put ashore during the past twelve months which would ruin the richest of our merchant steamship lines the Ingalls at the at San Bernardino island under the light Sumner off the coast of Luzon the IMx on the Japanese coast and the the Wright and the Seward in- the Philippine Management Is Bad my long years as or master I saw such bad management of ships Discipline seems to cut no figure Tlu captains allow passengers on the bridge even when entering ports anc the result is seen in in stances pf transports run on the the entrances to harbors I licenses the British and American and from the Japanese abound I never thought it wouW be ships as or things are vs i I- baud play ng i r or band con officers their f rien became s with whole business to go arid enter of an Atlantic company Jones record bearing Gene These charges life tailed instances when drunk upon duty and whe was gross of names dates places CITIZEN POSSIBILITY OF A L TWO BLACK MEN A ED ASSAULT April with rifles and been scouring the since early this In find a negro who about mi the of Mrs M Mrs Minnie aged 58 them In both cases the harm was down and Smitii choke It the negro Is neighbors of :h handled An Anarchist   

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