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Show DAILY future king is full of mischief and fond in expertOFcyclist GAMES. Rothor Bo Mountod Policoman than Sit on a Said Ho Would Throno. UTAH STATE JOURNAL, er's old governess He was then pro moted to the care of a tutor. COLLEGE GIRLS Prince Eddie will complete hi. tenth year next month, and he and his brothers have been recently established in a school in the country, where the sons of gentlemen get their education. This la the first time the children In line for the British throne have been put Into a regular school SHAKESPEARE SUPPLANTED BY HINDU DRAMA. along with other boys, and on the same footing, except that the princes are to have a whole house to live in Novel Commancemant Entertainment all by themselves. TEACHER8 NATIONAL CONVENTION 0PEN8 Prince Ed June LONDON, ST. LOUIS, Ma, June 28. Festival David." aa wtrd of Wales. or Prince on the exposition grounds was hall called by hU he u more generally crowded to overflowing today at the the laat frlenda and relative., uaing annual opening of the thirty-thir- d a En" convention of the National Education typ,cal n of hi nany The picture of health, the al association. The meeting was op llgh U all he ened with addresses of welcome on incarnation of ml.chlef, he behalf of the state of Missouri, the looks. city of St. Louis and the educational WJth bright complexion, fair hair Institutions of both city and state. well-poand merry blue eyes, a aturdy. United States Commissioner of Edlittle fellow, he never falla to ucation W. T. Harris and President attract the admiring (lancea of hla C. W. Dabney of the University .of Tennessee responded to the greetings future subjects, an attention which he on behalf of the association. The presevidently appreciates and frequently idential address was delivered by J. respond, to when taking hla dally air W. Cook of the school Nermal Chicago In the jnr in the park by Jumping up and President E. J. James of Northroyal carriage and treating the western university delivered an Into a military salute. address on the place of the him more than to be Jostled teresting in church American education. The out of the place of honor on auch National! Council of Education and b7 hla younger brother, who on the Indian Education department delight. In hla discomfiture. continues sessions their this afterseen anyPrince Edward Is rarely noon and conferences were begunn by most excitla the where else. As he several of the other departments of able, higly strung temperament, hla the association. parents have wisely aet their faces against hla appearing at any public UNIVER8ITY OF MICHIGAN function. The ' Idol of the king and DAY AT 8T. L0UI8 FAIR queen, no leas than of the whole royal circle. It takes all bis . mother's 8T. LOUIS, Mo., June 28. This was good sense and judicious treatment to of Michigan day on the counteract some of the spoiling he University Members of the calendar. exposition runs the risk of. to a total of sevand alumni faculty Sparing neither time nor trouble, eral thousand were present and took the mother's life la devoted to her In the celebration of the day. part children, her especial care being to At the formal exercises the speakers Impress thoughtfulness for others and Included President Angell of the kindness of heart Dike her mother, Palmer of university, she Is known aa the Princess of the Senator of WisMichigan, Quarles Poor." Every Christmas a large conconsin and Walter B. Stevens, represignment of the royal children's toys the exposition. Rev. Richard Is sent to hospitals and charitable In- senting of Lawrence, Kan., delivered Cordley stitutions. Last year, when explaining the Invocation. to her children that they should give not only the things they did not want PENNSYLVANIA LAWYERS MEET. but those they liked best Prince Eddie, without a moments hesitation, CAPE MAT, N. J, June 28. The bunt out: Pennsylvania Bar association began Then take my jumping frog and Its annual meeting at the Hotel the statue of Bobs. Stockton today with an Unusually Full of Intelligence, Prince Eddies large attendance. The opening sesremarks are often naive. When Queen sion was held this morning and was Victoria died he heard so much talk of devoted to the annual address of the changes of tltlt etc., that he remark- president, Nathaniel Ewing of Union-towed: and the reports of the other It seems to me we are all going officers and of the committees on law to be kings and queens now. reform, legal education, uniformity of Personally the prospect was not al- legislation, ety. The meeting will together pleasing to him, as he frank- conclude Thursday evening with a ly admitted he "would sooner be a banquet at which President Woodrow mounted policeman." Wilson of Princeton university. GenHe has a good Idea of politeness, eral J. P. S. Gobln of Lebanon, Hentoo. Once while patiently listening ry E. Davis of Washington and other to some thrice-tol- d tales of the men of prominence will respond to Ophlr voyage from an old friend of toasts. his father, he observed an expressive look of bored Inattention on the face LONG TRIP FOR 8MALL SUM. of his brother, which finally exasperated him to the point of giving the latCongressman W. S. Burleson, from ter a gentle reminder with his boot, this, the Tenth congressional district, arrived from Washington, says a disaccompanied by an audible: smile?" dont patch from Austin, Tex., having travWhy you Fond of all kind of games he can eled 2,000 miles for the express purride well and Is an expert cyclist. He pose of paying 81.75 In order that he says, himself he likes everything but might retain the privileges of a votlessona Arithmetic is bis particular er and office holder In Texaa His aversion. Not long ago, seeing some long trip was made necessary by reaextra objectionable looking books on son of the fact that he forgot to pay the school room tables he decided to his poll tax before leaving for Washtake the hull by the horns and blandly ington, and when he tried to have It announced: paid by proxy he was Informed that I am not going to do sums to&ay; such could not be done, and that he I'll go Into the corner Instead." would be disfranchised both .as a Up till he attained his eighth year voter and officeholder if he did not rehla education had been entirely In the turn In person and pay his poll tax hands of Frauleln Bricks, his moth Immediately. . pao-aera-- by Noth-anno- y. oc-ctri- nn Given By Young Ladies of 8mith College. NORTHAMPTON, Mass., June 28. The "senior dramatics," which always ushers in the commencement festivities at Smith college, went oft most successfully. The class of 1904 boldly cast aside the precedent, which for nine years has decreed that the senior play shall be one of Shakespeares comedies, and launched forth Into the entirely new field of Hindu drama. Probably few of the audience knew anything about Sakuntala" until last winter: nevertheless it Is the greatest extant play of a great literature, and its author, Kalidasa, Is often spoke of as the Hindu Shakespeare. Like his English rivals, Kalidasa's life Is shrouded In mystery, but ho lived probably about 800 A. D., and certainly wrote three plays, of which Sakuntala Is the masterpiece. Its plot Is the ancient Hindu legend of the love of the Rajah Dushyanta for Sakalunta, the foster child of a hermit. Love at first sight is mutual, and a private marriage follows. But Sakuntala Is so overcome by the news that her husband must go back tq his court without' her that she does not notice a holy man who claims her hospitality. The angry sage curses her husband with forgetfulness of hla love, but later Is propitiated and promises that he will remove the cursq when the rajah sees a ring he has given Sakuntala. Of course she loses the ring, a fisherman returns It to the rajah just too late to save the situation, and It Is not until years afterward that the grief stricken Dushyanta finds his little son and the Sakuntala, and gains her forgiveness, aFor 600 A. D. the play Is amasingly modern. There Is a jester who might have stepped out of As Tou Like It," touches of nature that suggest Keats and Wordsworth, and a small boy who Is as delightfully naughty as any In contemporary child literature. Theae elements are not Imported either. COMMENT OF THE PRE8S ON COLORADO MILITARY RULE n, " . THERE ISNOSUDSmUTEFOR Absolutely Pure IT USA MATTER OF HEALTH (Dayton Press.) The Colorado situation la the most untoward and extraordinary In the history of this country. Whatever be the causes leading up to the trouble, the officials of the state, as well as the miners and the mob, are In contempt of law and their methods of procedure In the wholesale deportation of miners and the proposed extermination of the union cannot be too severely criticised. General Bell Is reported as saying: I have Indisputable evidence In my possession which will lead to the conviction of a number of union men for miners the murder of the non-uniwho were killed in the Independence depot explosion. and We have between thirty-fiv- e forty men in the bullpen who will swing for this crime. We are only waiting to capture two or three more men before we will tell what our evidence la It is evident that In the present state of feeling In Colorado, Innocence will be slaughtered, although .the guilty place the hangman's boose about the necks of those no more guilty than themselvea The present state and military officials have shown themselves unworthy of confidence and unfit to administer the law, either civil or military. They have perpetrated some, of the most outrageous crimes in the name of law and order, of which the Imprisonment of Moyer and the refusal to recognize the right of habeas corpus, la an example. It will be noted ' that General Bell both prejudges the cases of the forty miners held prisoners and passes the sentence of death upon them before they have ben tried or court martialed, as the case may be. But It Is not Improbable that he reflects the opinion and anticipates the verdict of the authorities who have shown them selves unworthy of confidence In the midst of a great crisis. It Is altogether improbable that the miners' organisation Is In any way responsible for the tragedy at Inde pendence, Colo., the verdict of the coron oner declaring plainly that the ex' plosion was caused by persons unknown, and yet In the same report he charged the miners with It Never' theless the miners, probably all InnO' rent persons, may have to pay the penalty. Assuming that the miner1 TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 190. orK.tiiz.uinn are openly violating the law, Iht-- are entitled to as much respect ax j,ee the "citizens" who organized ,i iimb and dynamited a news-I'itloffice, and with axe and other implements broke up the tye-xettin- g maihnies. After this diabolical crime the mob of respected t?) citizens xr notified other newsKier NOMINATIONS Party nominations Our proprietor that if they extended the usual courtesy of allowing the unfortunate editor to use their nuichienry in issuing his paiier, their plants would also be destroyed. These miners may be, probably are. largely foreigners, but they ure entitled to the protection of the law. Hnd If guilty of crime, a trial by Jury. While their leaders have counseled moderation and constantly advised against crime. Individually many of them may be guilty of deeds of lawlessness. but equally so as an indivld-l- al and more so because he Is the hlef executive of tl)e state Is Governor Peabody guilty In thst he advocated the total annihilation of the miners. The governor must share the largest measure of responsibility for a state of things which will forever prove a lasting disgrace to the atate. He has made It impoaaible for the courts to exercise their judicial functions by throwing all possible obstruction in the way. The state militia, under hla control, has been permitted to defy the Judicial powers of the state and run riot at will. The entire affair la the moat lamented of Ita kind In the history of the state and defies description. In their extremity the miners have decided to appeal to President Roosevelt, asking him to Investigate the the situation that the country may ha all the facts In the case. This proposed appeal has led to some very erroneous views respecting tlie duties and the powers of the president under the circumstances. Many are there who believe that he can and ought to Interfere; that he ought to mobilize the United States troops and send them to Colorado and suppress the trouble. But his hands are tied. The constitution would not permit such action. He has no more power or authority In auch cases thJn the humblest cltlien In the republic. If there wi an Insurrection In the state, a defiance of federal authority, the case would be different, but he cannot otherwise interfere, except where the state authorities are unable to maintain law and order and themselves appeal to him. He would be guilty of usurpation of authority and danger of Impeachment by otherwise interfering. As there Is no Insurrection existing, and the authorities are not likely to call upon the administration at Washington so long as they can override all sentiments of humanity, all rules of society, and all the laws of God and man, he must not, he cannot, Interfere with the atate government or the militia, which is under Its direction and its control. The present situation la one of the moat difflcutl of solution. If the miners were all deported and not permitted to return to the state, the trouble would probably subside, for Aie present, at least, because one of the elements were wanting. 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