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Show DAILY 2 HOTELS 8TATE JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 19C4. ROOSEVELT WILL DELEGATES GATHER FOR UTAH CONVENTION WILL BE TAXED TO WHITE THEIR UTMOST. Adjournment I Not Expected Next Saturday at the Earliest. Before Gives and daughter. Miss Lulu, have returned from a pleasant visit to San Francisco where they Notice that Cortelyou Is Never have been the guests of Mra Bell's to Be Out of His A. D. Bell. Mra A. L. Bell son, Mr. Reach. game of euchre was played during the Mrs. J. 8. Noble won the afternoon. first prlxe. a handsome cut glass liberty bell tied with the predominating The consolation colors of the day. prise, an elegant shopping bag. also tied with red. white and blue, was awarded to Mrs. Bigelow. The guests of the afternoon were: Mesdames Fred Kiesel, Andrews, Hearst, Reynolds, Becker, A. Kiesel, Hume, Hines, Heywood, Cannon, Davis, Hlbbs. Kuhn, Rowe, McGonagle, Harris, Farm ley, Budresell Conroy, Pike, Warner, H. C. Bigelow, A. BigeVan low, Dwyer, Noble Thompson, Allen, Lawrence, Horn, Hoag, Wlthee, Pratt, Jenkins, Wurtheimer, Burton, Langsdorf, Cullen, Beaton, Nye, Hansen, Badcon, O'Brien, Runyon, We-del- l, Henderson, Lewis, Brick, Chex, MacMillan, Matson, Joyce, Conlist. Francis,' Hall, Nelson, Farnsworth, Abbott, Pierce, Peery, Grout, Armstrong, Erhard, Peery, Harris, Browning. Corlew, Whalen, Baker. Halverson, McCormick. M 1111a, A. Kuhn, Arthur Kuhn. Dunn, Allison, and Keogh of Salt Lake; Malone, of Pocatello; Misses Kiesel, Agnes Maqulre, Carnahan, Conroy, Celeste Conroy, Hume. Healy, Henderahot, Evelyn Hender-sho- t, Francis, Bohn, Tavey, Peery, Erhard and Tomasek. Mra G. R. Roberts and daughter, one Miss If Mary, left Wednesday for St. WASHINGTON, July any ST. LOUIS, Mo.. July 2. Outward Minn. They will be gone for Puul, ;iinl vlxlble signs Hre already abund- duulits who Is to run the Republican weeks. several ant that when the Democratic nation- ainpalgn all that one has to do to mind Is to read the folal convention aRHemWeo here next satisfy his Mra M. Austin Is visiting friends Issued from the White bulletin lowing to called upon and relatives In Butte, Mont. week St. Louis will be House: Bothentertain the largest crowd evr It Is expected that Mr. Cortelyou Mra George Hanson is visiting In ered within the city's gates. At all will have frequent conferences with the guest of Mr. and Mra S. Provo, the large hotels every available room the president from now on and that A. King. will take up a number of questions haa been reserved in advance, and It he him before the departure of the with Mra George Allen returned yesterIs difficult to figure out how accommo- chief executive for Oyster Bay July & from a pleasant eastern trip. for the dations will be provided here Saturday day The president east she visited her mother at While warms of visitors who have not been morning, and will return the last of Mo., and also the St. Louis Chllllcothe, wise enough to look out for a place July, immediately after he has been exposition. to sleep before their arrival here. notified of his nomination. The thousand regular delegates to Mr. Cortelyou meanwhile will be In Mra A. W. McGaw has returned the convention will be distributed close connection with the president, an extended eastern trip. She from among the leading down town hotels, inasmuch as he will have headquarters Des Molnea la.. Hastings, (sited ail of them within a short distance In New York, from which in less than other polnta She also visand Neb., of the Coliseum, where the conven- an hour he can reach Oyster Bay, or ited In Wyoming on her return trip. tion will be held. Within one block, he can talk with the president by Mra McGaw was accompanied by at the Jefferson hotel, the national telephone on any mat- her mother. of the state ter that does not demand committee and several personal located. The head- conference." will be delegations Mra Joseph F. Bauscher Is visiting The Republican platform la one of quarters of the Tammany delegation friends and relatives in Salt Lake will be at the Southern hotel, but a extravagant of negotiaCity. imrt of the New York delegation will tions and of cowardly silence," said Mrs. Conroy Entertained yesterday. The be located at the Jefferson. Representative Lucking, of Michigan M. Browning. Jr.. J. Mr. Mra and Mrs. E. M. Conroy was the hostess Southern will also be the headquar- today. There is not In It a single di- are at the Roberts camp In yesterday afternoon at a very pretty guests Massachuthe for the ters Maryland, rect statement or promise on a live Weber canyon. garden party given at the Ogden setts, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michi- question. It contains no promise to The decorations were the creamery. gan and Georgia delegations. hunge a single schedule or to take C. national colors. Mr. of John friends The many Bunting was draped On account of the flirt that the the shelter off the trusts. Having full non of Major and Mrs. E. artistically about the trees and numerLittlefield, delegations from the most Important knowledge that the American people to ous flags of all sixes were used. Eustates will haWe their headquarters desire to know Its position on the A. Littlefield, will be pleased success In of his learn having passed chre was played during the afternoon there, and because of its Iowa idea,' It dodges and keeps a cowto on the lawn. Mrs, J. W. O'Brien won examinations the honors with high rotunda, the Southern, In all probabil- ardly silence. at the first prise, a dainty white parasol. naval States United the academy ity, will be the center of political acKnowing that a great section of Mrs. Joseph Grant was awarded the Annapolis. tivity when the convention is not In this oountry demands 'reciprocity second prize, a red. white and blue acsession. The Planters' hotel will with Canada,' and urges it as a livbeen who Stone has Miss Dalny parasol. Mrs. C. E. Andrews won the delecommodate the What Virginia ing and vital Issue, It maintains a SL Loula Chicago and other prise for holding the greatest number visiting rooms most have Its of gation, but cowardly silence. eastern points the last four weeks, Is of lone hands. This prise was a handbeen by United States "Knowing that the people demand some picture. Punch was served dursenators, governors and other dis- the prosecution of monopolistic trusts, expected home Sunday. ing the afternoon by the Misses Joyce The Hearat it maintains a cowardly silence. tinguished politicians. Tues- and Wenger. will Markle Miss leave were Refreshments Olga headquarters are at the Planters'. The It is the first platform of any par visits where she evLake for Salt In blue served and and white day red, as before ty to defend the trusts, which It does national committeemen, two weeks. with friends for was tbe of glorerything suggestive are at located the Jefferson, by saying that they are an economic tated, ious Fourth. Tbe participants in the nd that hotel will also shelter the development of the times, and seeks Miss Genevieve Chase is visiting afternoon's pleasure were: Kansas to delegations from Nebraska, give, them an appearance of re- friends and relatives In Cache JuncMesdames MaginnU, Miller, Pierce. and Wyoming. spectability by classing them with la tion. J. W. Abbott, McIntosh, Koer-ne- r, Abbott, It Is not expected that the great bor organisations, saying that neither Allison, McFhrlane, Scott, Noble, number of delegates will be here be' of them must transgress the law, but Mra. Frank A. Cooke, formerly of Stewart, Dyer, Conlisk, Blgelowe, fore Monday morning. The majority It promises no new legislation, nor a of the rooms at the hotels have been vigorous prosecution of the present Ogden but now of Tremont, was In Badcon, Joyce, Cook, Thos. Dee, Brick, week. She was accom- Horn, Wlthee, Van Alan, Hoag, Armengaged with this understanding. The laws. The Republican platforms of Ogden last home by her daughter. Ruby, strong. Erhard, Paine, J. Peery, Perpanied outside visitors, however, are already four and eight years ago were far who haa been attending school at the kins, 8. H. Peery, C. C. Richards, Burin large more specific on this putting In an appearance point Sacred Heart academy. ton, Grant Fltxgerald, G. Matson, Runnumbers. It Is estimated that the It reasserts the old falsehood, Reyon, Henderson,, McMillan, Ad Kuhn, crowd will be twice and perhaps thrice publican tariffs have always been fol Mrs. John Gay very charmingly en- Abe Kuhn, Arthur Kuhn, Condon, G. as large ns that at the recent Repub- lowed by' bualnesa prosperity, as If tertained a circle of friends Wednes- Carr, Klmboll, E. Coulter, lican convention at Chicago. This Rolapp, the people could forget the severest day afternoon at her home on Adams Driggs, Barton, Hlbbs, Rowe, OBrien, Is based on the fact that panic and hard times In our history, the world's fair will naturally attract that of 1873 to 1879, all under Repub- avenue. The afternoon was spent In Hanson, Gilson, Warner, Parmley, McDelimusic and social converse. Cormick, Heywood, Hlllls Corlew, A. thousands of visitors who might not lican high tariffs. cious refreshments were served. take the trouble to attend the national Biglow, Isl&ub, Hume, D. Maguire, Notwithstanding the business deconvention if It were not for the opBecker, Hines, Stevens, Kiesel, Bird-se- ll pression which has been settling down Mias Ethel Snyder will leave for Fred Kiesel, T. Fltxgerald, Nye, portunity of taking in two big shows upon the country for the last year, Pocatello next week to visit friends. for the price of one admission. Then, the decrease In Dalrymple, Reynolds, E. W. Matson, revenues, a deficit Jones, Andrews, Thompson, Ensign, again, the politicians generally will staring the government In the face, Miss Lena Browning, who has been McCabe, and the Misses Baumelster, come to the convention because of the and the most extravagant administrat- vlaltlng friends In Portland, Is expectdethe Jones, Andrews, Dalrymple, Fltxgerwill probability that meeting ion In the history of the Union, the ald, Kiesel. Wenger, Hume Healey, velop into a spirited contest of the platform contains not one word in ed home In about a week. sort with plenty favor of Kimball, Gwllllam, Richey, Hender-shot- t, good economy or of reduction In Mlsaea Emma Osborne and Emma of oratory, sharp debates and political Fltxgerald, J. Wright, Peery, expenditures." Paine will leave Tuesday for the Erhard, Hapgood, Bohn, Joyce, Intrigue. east. They will visit at Chicago, St. The finishing touches were put on self and Mosley. peddled buttons on the streets Louis, Kansas and other points of the convention hall this morning. and In hotel lobbies. Interest They expect to be gone two Leap Year Club. Thousands of flags and miles of red. Riin hus been a pretty good guea-smonths. white and blue byntlng have been The IkDMteeeehkdUphrluhrdluhrd on the way things have come out used to give a gala appearance to at The Leap Year club was very pleasprevious conventions and the wise Dr. J. T. Rushmer has returned the Coliseum, both Inside and out. The politicians are antly entertained by Mrs. J. 8. Royle wondering whether he from a visit of three weeks at the St. at her home, 2639 Lincoln avenue, on lending hotels and business houses is still a good prophet He admits Louis exposition and with his mother of the downtown section are likewise he has about a ton Thursday night Cards was the prinof Gorman buttons at Lawrence. Kansas. Mra Rushmer putting on holiday attire. on hand and expects that there will cipal amusement of the evening and Is still visiting In the east. The belief here Is that the conven be a the prlxe winners were: First Mrs. great demand for them, partlc tlon will not be able to conclude its Mrs. Adams; consolation, Plants; ulurly after the convention has finMra Nellie Fletcher entertained labors before next Saturday, at the ished its work. booby, .Mra. Hall A delicious lunchThe wiseacres say few friends informally Thursday even- eon was earliest, and there are many politl that Blm" Is served, Mrs. Royle being asfollowing a false tip. ing at her home. The evening was sisted clans who are Inclined to the opinion He himself by Mrs. John Shirk. Those says that he ordered the pleasantly spent and dainty refreshthat the session of the convention buttons after he hud learned were: Mesdames present Bert Mr. that ments were served. will he even much more protracted. Gorman had bought 500 large and exPlants, Siegel, Baker, Hall Adams, The vendors of badges and but Ransom, Balinger. Mills, Light Mat-topensive photographs of himself for use Mra G. F. Leldlg entertained tons bearing likenesses of the sever In St. Louis. Sackett. Blm" thinks that Gornumber of her lady friends at her al candidates for the presidential man, who Is a thrifty man, would not home, 2216 Jefferson avenue, yesterday nomination, and without whose pres waste his (For additional society see page 5.) money unless reasonably ence now political convention nowa afternoon. The time was pleasantly certain of his nomination. At any spent with the of days would be complete, are rounding rate, the If you want steel or wood filing tip was good enough for flinch and other interesting game up In St. Louis In anticipation of "Bim" and he and delicious cases, loose leaf ledgers or card Index pastimes to he is says willing Tea ping ta good harvest. It Is estimat refreshments were served during the systems drop a card to C. S. Pulver, take the chance. At the same time afternoon. that several carloads of buttons he has had ed Ogden or Salt Lake City. the foresight to lay In a have been shipped to the city by good stock of Parker buttons so as to eastern manufacturers this week. be on the safe side. Pretty Patrlotie Party. Disastrous Wrecks. -Rim," the original button man who Mra T. 8. Fltxgerald and Miss Kit fori Carelessness is responsible won fame and fortune by accurately ty Fltxgerald were the hostesses and many a railway wrsck and the same Hsve You a Cough? predicting the nomination of Roose. Fltxgerald's daughter. Mra causes are making human wrecks of .A dose of Ballard's Horehound By' Mra velt for the at the rup will relieve It. Have you a cold? George McCabe of Washington, D. C. sufferers from throat and lung trouPhiladelphia convention four years A dose of Herblne at bedtime and fre was the guest of honor at a patriotic bles But since the advent of Dr. ago, is on hand with a large corps of quent small doses of Horehound Sy' party given at the beautiful Fltxger- King's New Discovery for Consumpassistants. As a result of the money rup ald home on Adama avenue Wednea tion, Coughs and Colds, even the worst during the day will remove fie made during the last presidential Try It for whooping cough, for aath day afternoon. The home was trans cases can be cured, and hopeless campaign, Bim," whose full name is ma, for consumption, for bronchitis. formed into a perfect bower of the na resignation Is no longer necessary.! Max Blmberg, was able to build sev Mrs. Joe McGrath, 827 East First tinnal colors, flags and flowers being Mrs Lola Cragg of Dorchester, Mass., wral playhouses In New York City street, Hutchinson. used In profusion. Kan., writes Flags of every Is one of the many whose life was! and to become a full fledged theatrl have used Ballard's Horehound Syrup slxe were artistically arranged to form saved by Dr. King's new discovery.! cul magnate. His rapid rise, how- In my family for 5 years, and find It coxy corners. The three colors were This great remedy Is guaranteed fori ever, hna not changed his picturesque the best and most palatable medicine cnrrled out In even the refreshments, all throat and lung diseases by Jesse personality in the least and he looks I ever used." 25c, 60c and 1. Sold and everything was eloquent of the J. Driver, druggist Price 50c and $L Just the snme now as when he him by Geo. F. Cave, druggist. nation's birthday. The Interesting Trial bottles free. 2. will-leav- e oUli-lull- . long-distan- self-prais- th i Grand Celebration at e, far-fam- ed pre-empt- ed Fo-ger- ty Two Big Balloon Ascensions With Parachute Drop The first one at 11 olock a. m. sharp, the second one at 4 oclock in the afternoon, by Prof. Wayne Austin, the worlds greatest balloonist. The Great Rannier Bros. Featured during the season of 1903 with Ringling Brothers great circus as double trapeze performers working fifty feet in the air, will put on their great leap for life, one of the sensations of the day. er k s, I V 3 Big Acts at All Free 3, 4 and 6:30 oclock Attractions Out-Do- or Dancing in the Large Pavilion Afternoon and Evening by Fords Enlarged Orchestra Grandest of Fireworks Display ever seen in this city at 9:30 p. m. cy I 4 A, Park Opens at Come and 10 oclock a. m. bring your family and enjoy the Glorious fourth at Glenwood the beautiful. Admission to Park 1 0c |