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Show ALL READY FOR BIG CONVENTION Tima Card Uncertainty As to Successful. Candidates and Platform Which Will Be Adopted. gage the attention of the credenST. LOL'Iri, July 4. An even thou-hhiiimdelegate, will assemble In the tials committee, among the most Coliseum nest Wednesday to name a portant being the cases from Illinois candidate to run as the Democratic and the District of Columbia. The national of the partys choice for president of the recommendations Putted States. These delegates rep- committee, which has been considerresent fifty-thrpolitical divisions ing the contests for several days, will forty-fiv- e four territories, govern in most cases brought before state., Alaska, Porto Rico, Hawaii and the the credentials committee. The comPhilippine Islands, The number of mittee on order of business prescribes delegates exclusive of the territories rules and order of business which will and insulur possessions Is twice the govern the convention, and the names number of United States senators of permanent officers who will have and members of the house of repre- charge of the convention's deliberathat tions sentatives. There is no doubt the national commute will decide Senator Bailey of Texas, Thomas that the six delegates from Porto Bark worth of Michigan, Patrick A. Rico are entitled to seats In the con- Collins of Boston, and James Hamilvention. ton Lewis of Washington are among for Each delegate to the national con- those mentioned permanent vention represents a section of the chairman. John W. Martin will be and C. J. Gavin, of country people by appruinlutely 80,-0- sergeant-at-arm- s, people, of whom at least 18,000 are New Mexico, will be reading clerk. mule adults of the voting sge. So the Thursday the convention will be the called to order by the temporary whole convention represents Democratic purty of approximately chairman, who will receive the reports on credentials, 18,000,000 voters, or 80,000,000 people. from the committees The 1,000 delegates meet to pick out permanent organisation and order of a man who will represent the ideas business, and these reports having of the Democratic voters as to neces- been adopted, a committee will be sary qualifications for president of named to escort to the chair the perthe United States and to voice their manent chairman. The latter will Ideus as to general policies which then deliver a speech similar In ahould le followed by the chief ex- character to that of of the ecutive fur the four years succeeding temM)rary rhulnnun, dealing with will the Issues of the campaign. March 4, 1905. The delegates This voice these policies In a series of re- speech will later form an important is pnrt of the campaign literature and solutions, which, taken together, popularly called a platform." They be published In the official party pubare also to choose a candidate for lication known as the campaign to serve In the case of text book. Following the address of death or Inability of the president. the permanent chairman will come the While the greutest uncertainty ex- report of the committee that has ists as to the action of the conven- framed the platform. At this stage of tion In regard to the selection of can- the proceedings the convention will didates and the adoption of resolu- liven up and many Interesting speechtions, the proceedings will adhere es and debates may looked for. Theee closely to the routine and definite pro- speeches will probably prolong the gram always followed by, the rational session, though the final adoption of The convention the platform will mark the end of the political gatherings. will lie In session three days. second day of the convention. The delegates will assemble In the Friday will be the big day of the Coliseum at noon on Wednesday. convention, the day to which all the They will be called to order by James previous sessions and proceedings are K. Jones of Arkansas, chairman of but an Introduction. It will be the the national committee. Secretary day on which candidates for president C. A. Walsh will then read the official and will be named. The call for the convention. Senator candidates will be placed In nominaJones ' will make a brief address, tion, but few believe that the convenpresenting to the convention John tion will be able to make a selection Sharp Williams of Mississippi, who before Saturday and probably later. will be Introduced as temporary This la the part of the game when chairman. heated debates and fiery oratory are The choice of Representative Wil- In order. liams for tenqiorary chairman Is made The roll of states will be called al at the suggestion of prominent Dem- phabetlcally, and each state will be ocrats of all factions. Though he asked If It has a candidate to present. comes to the convention an Instructed Arisons or California might present Parker delegate, the Rryun and Hearst the name of Hearst, but It la probable clement offered no objection to his that no response will be made until selection. Mr. Williams' chief duty Delaware H reached when the leader as temporary chairman will be to de- of the delegation from that state will liver a speech which will volte the present the name of Judge George general party policies, and will be Gray for the presidential nomination. what Is iiopulurly termed a key- It is probbnble that Illinois, with Its note speech. 54 delegates, will be selected to preAfter the presentation of the secre- sent the name of Hearst. Massatary and other convention officers, the chusetts will present the name of chairman will call upon the different Richard Glney. When New York Is wtate delegations and ask each to reached the name of Parker will be send to the platform the selections formally presented to the convention. .made by the delegation for memberThe speech nominating Judge Parker ship on the committee on resolu- will lie made by Martin W. Littleton, tions, credentials, and permanent or- president of the borough of Brooklyn. ganisation and order of business. In Missouri will cast the candidacy of the meantime each delegation will her favorite son, Cockrell, upon the Slave met and made Us selection for turbulent waters, and Wisconsin will these places, and the name will he place In nomination the name of Wall sent up. When these names have of Milwaukee, whose candidacy preSieen furnished to the presiding off- vented the Badger state from falling icer the latter will have before him into the Hearst column. The Gorman the membership of these various com- candidacy will he presented by West mittees. and after announcing them Virginia, which Is the only state Inwill direct that the committees on structed for the Maryland senator, credentials, resolutions, and order of though this fact Is not by any means business retire and proceed to the Indicative of his real strength in the 'business which they were chosen to race. After the favorite sons have been perform. The committees will go to work and. If necessary, will labor all presented and the first ballot taken night so as to be able to report to the battle will be on In earnest. When the convention when It meets the fol- the end will come or what it will be Is purely conjecture. lowing day. When a candiHaving accomplished this much, date has been finally selected, howthe convention will adjourn and wait ever, the convention will proceed to for the varioua reports from the com- the nomination of a candidate for mittees. This will end the first day's Bo far little attention session of the convention. Is being paid to this pnrt of the work. William J. Bryan, who la here as a It Is virtually an established rule to member of the Nebraska delegation, select a candidate for second place on Is understood to desire the chairman- the ticket from a section of the coun ship of the resolutions, nr platform try geographically opposite to that committee. Hla selection will natural from which the presidential candidate ly be combated vigorously by the comes. "conservative, who are mostly supWith the selection of the ticket the porters of Judge Parker. The platform national convention will adjourn. committee will have a difficult task The national committee, however, on Its hands to satisfy the opposing will remain In the city to choose a elements and draw up resolutions that chairman, who will be manager of win be acceptable to a majority of the campaign: a and the delegates. The plntform will dis- a secretary, who will be his assistcuss labor. trusts, Immigration, ants. and an executive committee, statehood, and other subjects. who will act with him In an advisory There are numerous contests to en capacity. The selection of a chairman (1 ee 00 vice-preside- nt nt vice-preside- vice-chairm- WITNESSED BY THOUSANDS VISITORS. Atlantic No. 8 No. No. BT. naturally he one who Is personally acceptable to the presidential nominee. In any event. It Is stated Jones, the definitely that Incumbent, will retire and a new man chosen for the place. Should Parker It Is rumored that be nominated Thomas Taggart, the present national committeeman from Indiana, and a practical politician of ability, will be selected to head the committee. After the new committee Is made up the chairman and hla assistants will proceed to open headquarters for the campaign. Headquarters will he maintained In New York, and the western end of the campaign will probably be directed from Chicago as in former years. Several weeks after the convention adjourns the committee on notification will wait on the presidential and candidates to formally notify them of their selection. No. Grand Celebration street, Hutchinson, Kan, writes: "I have used Ballard's Horehound Syrup In my family for 5 years, and find It the best and most palatable medicine I ever used. 25c, 50c and SI. Sold by Geo. F. 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Pocatello and Butte 1:25a.m. Expreaa, dJlly No. 7 Fast Mall for Pocatello and Portland, 12:05 p.m. dally No. 11 Cache Valley Ex7:15 p.m. press, dally Arriva from North Ogdon. No. 8 Fast Mall from Portland and Butte, dally 7:00 a. m No. 9 Cache Valley preaa, dally No. 12 Ex- 10:80 a.m. Pocatello Express, 6:00 p.m. dally of South for Ogdsn. Dspart No. 8 From Portland, Butte and Pocatello, for Balt 7:25 a.m. Lake City No. 4 Local to Balt Lake No. 10 ial Hava You a CoughT A dose of Ballard's Horehound Syrup will relieve It. Hava you a cold? A dose of Herblne at bedtime and frequent small doses of Horehound Syrup during the day win remove It Try It for whooping cough, for asthma, for consumption, for bronchitis. Mrs. Joe McGrath, 57 East First 4. at will REASON OF A SPIDER. If you anchor a pole In a body of water, leaving the pole above the surface, and put a spider upon It he will exhibit n marvelous Intelligence by his plans to escape. At first he will spin a web several inches long and hang to one end while he allows the other to float off In the wind. In the hope that it will strike some object. Of course, this plan proves a failure. He waits until the wind shifts, perhaps, and then sends another silken bridge floating off in another direction. Another failure la followed by several other similar attempts, until all the points of the compass have been tried. Rut neither the resources nor the reasoning powers of the spider are exhausted. He climbs to the top of the pole and energetically goes to work to construct a silken balloon. He has no hot air with which to Inflate it, but he has the power of making It buoyant When he gets his balloon finished, he does not go off upon the mere supposition that it will carry him, as men often do, but he fastens to It a guy rope, the other end of which he attaches to the island pole upon which he is a prisoner. He then gets into his aerial vehicle, while it Is made fast and tests it to see whether Its dimensions are capable of bearing him away. He sometimes finds that he has made It too small. In which case he hauls It down, takes It all apart, and constructs It on a larger and better plan. A spider has been seen to make three different ba loons before he became satisfied with his experiment. Then he will get In, snap his guy rope, and sail awuy to land as gracefully and as supremely Independent of hla surroundings as could well be Imagined. Frank IL Sweet In Llpplncott's Mag-asln- e. No. -- Intermediate and Exercises Were Held in Various State Buildings and Eminent Orators Made Addresses. LOUIS. Mo.. July 4. Independence day attracted thousands of persons to the exposition grounds today. The visitors were repaid by witnessing one of the greatest Fourth of July celebrations ever held anywhere In the country. Special exercises were held In the Pennsylvania building, where the Declaration of Independence waa read over old Liberty Bell. In all other state buildings of a more or leas elaborate nature were held at different times throughout the day. The committee on arrangements waa fortunate In having no luck of oratorical talent on which to draw, the speakers for the most part being eminent orators who have gathered In St. Louis for the convention. Promlnf Democratic were Bourk among those heard Cock ran of New York, Colonel W. C. P. Breckenrldge of Kentucky, Senator Daniels of Virginia, John Sharp Williams of Mississippi, William J. Bryan of Nebraska and Champ Clark of Missouri. 8, 1904 DEPART. Mull for Salt Lake City. Provo and all points east No. 12 To 8alt Lake City BJ OF In Effect June Two Big Balloon Ascensions With Parachute Drop The first one at 11 olock a. m. sharp, thejsecond one at 4 oclock in the afternoon, by Frof. Wayne Austin, the worlds greatest balloonist. No. 8:10 a.m. City Cache Valley to Salt 11 10:45 a.m. Lake City No. 8 Limited for Salt Lake 8:20 p.m. .'City, dally No. 10 From Portland and Pocatello for Salt Lake City, daily 6:30p.m. Arrive from South of Ogden. But.e and Pocatello Exp-e-ss from Salt Lak- - City and Intermediate points, daily. ...18:45a.m. No. 9 No. 8 Atlantic Express from Balt Lake 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. and 8.00 a.m. dally No. 7 Pocatello and Portfrom land Expreaa Salt Lake City, dally.ll: 20 a.m. points, Fast No. 1 All Free 3, 4 and 6:30 oclock Attractions Out-Do- or 2:80 p.m. No. 11 Cache Valley Expreaa from Salt Lake City, dally :ilp,n. SUI PlCTO'V TIME CARD, in Effect June 19, No. No. Dancing in the Large Pavilion Afternoon and Evening by Fords Enlarged Orchestra Grandest of Fireworks Display seen in at 9:30 m. ever this city p. from Balt MaU Lake City, dally 3 Big Acts at City intermediate 6 8 1904. DEPART. Mail and Express.... 8 :20a.m. Oveiand Limited tor Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City 8:50 p.m. and Eastdally Atlantic Expreaa tor Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City and all points east, 7:20 daily ARRIVE. No. 8 Pacific Expreaa from Council Bluffs, Omaha, Denver, Kansas City No. 4 No. 1 8:1 and east, dally Oveiand Limited from - . Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City, Denver and all points east, 1:40p.m. dally No. 101 Fast Mail 8:50 p.m. Ant C. A. HENRY, Ticket A. B. MOSELEY, Park Opens at IQ oclock a. m. Come and bring your family and enjoy the Glorious Fourth at Glenwood the beautiful. Admission to Park 10c Trav. Paaa. Art OGDEN, UTAH. |