| Show SENPJOR DUBOISS PREFERENCE ON NATIONAL GKET Wants Candidates From New York and Indiana HAS HAD ENOUGH OF BRYAN Now Issues Ho Declares Have Come to the Fore These Have Been < Made by Events and Not by JVEen Hence He Would x Relegate the Nebraskan TniBUNE SPECIAL Washington April 3 United Stalest Senator Fred T Dubois of Idaho has made a Htatemenl to JSastcrn papers regarding hIs preferences for the national na-tional political campaign of 1003 which I ought to he fairly interesting reading to the few Democrats and people of that kind in the State known as the Gem of the Mountains Senator Dubois has come out for Alton B Parker for President and Benjamin F Shlveley for VIcePreaident Ills constituents will doubtless wonder who those men are They arc known to be familiar with the names of Bryan Hill Cleveland Cleve-land Gorman and even with Harrison of Chicago and Johnson of Ohio but it Js doubtful If one in twenty of them has ever heard of Parker and Shlxoley gent opinion ot the men whom their local leader has chosen for them to follow fol-low The Tribune Bureau can say from Information at hrind that Alton B Parker Is a Judge of the Court of Appeals Ap-peals of New Tori and that Benjamin F Shlveley lives in Indiana The latter was a member of Congress some ten years ago and his name was mentioned prominently for the VicePresidency when Bryan was nominated in 30 AS TO BRYAN In the Interview cited Senator Dubois said Mr Bryans l friends are just as njuuh devoted to him now as they ever wfre but they rt8 well as he recognize I recog-nize that new issues have come to the fore These issues have been made by events and not by men Issues are the products of Providence and not the works of politicians or statesmen I think the Democrats in the next cnmpaign concluded Mr Dubois will advocate the remodeling oC our tariff system The law now on the statute books Is unjust Nojnan who Js posted controverts the fact that many of our products are being sold abroad at a price below that commanded I com-manded at home We should not reduce re-duce our duties too much because we are face to face with enormous expenditures ex-penditures annually and a great proportion pro-portion or the revenue collected at our custom houses ic required Effort to Side Track Clark I TRUnjXli SPECIAL Washington April K Then are evidences evi-dences today of nn effort to sidetrack E K Clark rercmlv of the coal strike commission com-mission from the notation as assistant Ccretary of tho new Department of Con rieice and Labor nurt have him given Home other good berth It Is now l > lng IIrc that he ho made Commissioner of Ktbor hi placf of C a rill D 1 Wright who il i CMiectCd to I oalsn l soon Will Attend Aim in Funeral rrniBUXK SPECIAL Vnshington April JThe following wVsliliiBtoii newspaper I correspondents loft thto morning at J oclock for Prince inn to attend the funeral of the late William 1 Wil-liam I 1C Annin John M 1 Carson Frank 11 Hoaford F A ItkhnrdKon Arthur 1 V iJimn Charles A Hamilton C C Randolph Ran-dolph Edgar C Snvder A J Blotter II 0 Clarke and P V JJcjrraw Grazing on Forest Reserve ITU I BUNK SPECIAL Washington April IIhl Secretary of tlKIntLTlpr today ordered that the Land oftleu permit iho grarlng of JOMO shod anil 7CM horses and cattle on the Medicine floss forest rraisrve Wyoming for the Iierloil from May Hit h to October 10th Ap plication for permission must be mudu to thu Land dcrmrtiuoMt I Richards Has tho Grip I I ITIIDUXK SliSCIALl i Vaahln8ton April JrO W A Ptch nrds of tho General Land office will leavo for Virginia Springs on the Atlantic h const l jio wIll remain there a week or to In an attempt to cure a case of grip Ordered to Fort Russell rrruHuxre SPECIAL J mhln ton D C April 3Cnpr Guy Ji B 1 fainllh Fourth Jiifjintrj has been ordered to1jorL Russell Wyo for duly |
