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Show UTAH DAILY STATE JOURNAL TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1904. L 1 BE VLTMg It's a Real T DENVER faGbffwtsiM Pleasure COLLEGE COURSE i to open a package from our laundry. IS FAMILIAR WITH ARITHMETIC AND MUSIC. BOYS IN BLUE MARCH THROUGH BOSTON. Military Pracision Waa Observed Marching Lina G. A. R. Had Flag. to Says Thoms Taggart la Shrewd Will Examine Him Capable and Will Organize Datarmina Ralationa of Intalli-Huma- n Hi Party Effectively. ganca and Inctinct. in Scientiats j There were not BERLIN, Aug. 18. William von Oaso many of the lioya In blue in line a ten, who ha for a long time made Inin former years, but notwithstanding vestigation nf the intelligence of anithia fact the parade today of the vet mals, has reached results In educating erana of the Grand Army of the Rean Orloff stallion that cause amase-inepublic In thia city will be long reamong scientific men and psymembered by the thousand of peostreet the chologists. Home of those who have along ple who packed the It. paThe witness to march of line tested the mental powers of the anirade started at 10 a. m., being con- mal are Dr. Studt. the Prussian mincluded at 2 p. in., the line of march Prof. ister of education: George being but little over two miles long. African famous the Hweinforthcr, smooth over the all asphalt The route, of the streets, waa from Commonwealth ave- traveler; Prof. Karl Stunipf the Herr Berlin Schillings, rulverslty; nue to Arlington street, to Bacon director and Heck, Lodwlg naturalist, street to School street to Washington street, to Milk street, to Devon- of the Berlin Zoological Gardens. shire street, to Sumner street to The horse, besides adding, subtractiand dividing sums, Washington street, to Temple place, ng, multiplying does examples Involving several of to Tremont street, to Boylston street those operations, and not only simply to rark square. From every jmrch, window and roof reiieats what Is taught, but solves nf every building along the march fresh problems put to It by examiners in the absence nf his master, showing people looked down on the long line a grasp of the principles of arithof liobblng blue and to these spectametic. The horse also forms little senand back cheers tors the veterans sent hand-wavof greeting. The human tences. remeinliers them next day and and colors twelve ling that the G. A. R. committed had discriminates their corresponding planned so carefully was all that simile, giving could be hoped for. The stand es- mimes. musical The animal distinguishes pecially constructed for It was on the Common facing Temple place, through tones, indicating where they are situwhich the parade passed on its way ated on the chromatic scale, and picks to Park square. The reviewing stand out discords, designating which tone Illack and to omit In order to restore harmony. for Commander-In-Chion was the Royl-sto- n The horse communicate by a system distinguished guests s, representing the alphastreet mall. The parade passed nf both the state house and city hall, bet Professor Schillings has taken much giving both state nnd municipal ofInterest In displaying the horse's acficial an opportunity to review 1L With military precision the veterans complishment to other scientists. Dr. of Antletam, Gettysburg, Vicksburg fltudt says Von Osten would have and Appomattox swung Into line at been burned as a wixard In the earlier the Rpixiinted hour, ready for the com- ages of the world. When the exercises are prolonged mand to march. A platoon of police led the column. Following the bands, the horse becomes nervous and Indrum corps nnd Coinnmnder-ln-Chlattentive, mistakes being more freBlack and his escort came the several quent . Von Oaten nfflrms that the departments of the Grand Army, with horse Is as well educated as a boy the Department nf Illinois In the van. who haa gone to school for the same turned out number of yearn, and the professor deNaturally Massachusetts the birgest representation. Second In sires that a commission of specialist point of number was New York, fol- lie selected to take the horse under oblowed by Pennsylvania, Ohio. Michi- servation for four weeks. This prohr gan, Indiana and Missouri. Through- slily will be done, with the view of out the parade was strictly military, determining whether the conventional no women, children or grotesque cos- Idea Is true that animal Instinct and tumes being permitted. The few car- human intelligence are essentially riages Iq line were reserved for the use of dlsnhled veterans, who came In for round after round of hearty WHERE THERES NO COLOR LINE cheers all along the route. Season after season for a number of MASTER BLACKSMITHS MEET. years the first bale of new Georgia INDIANAPOLIS. Iml., Aug. 1 The cotton has been sent to market by twelfth annual convention nf the Na- Deal Jackson, a negro farmer of tional Railway Master Blacksmiths' Doughetry county, and that bale Is nssoclatlon opened in this city today. always worth to him as much as two President George II. Lindsay, master Imles marketed later. Jackson has the blacksmith of the F.astern ft Terre reputation of being not only an IntelHaute railroad, called the 200 dele- ligent and thrifty farmer, but a good gates to order. Nearly every state In and desirable cltlxen and to bold the the union Is represented In the con- respect and esteem of his neighbors vention. and the lime will lie dvoted without regard to race. That being largely to dlscussjng methods of Im- true, he is a totter example to hold proving the efficiency of work In the up to his race than any agitator or bliickisiulth's branch of railroad negro politician possibly could be. To men like him there Is no race problem. BOSTON, Au. GENERAL MILLER EXPRESSES THIS OPINION. 16. nt es ef hoof-bent- ef Golden Gate Coffee William and H Says Democrats Must Put Forth Best Mon to Win Votes of Wage Earners. Aug. 18. William Sulxer, Harrison Miller, of Indianapolis, who congressman from the East side In under President Xevr York, who left Denver last night, waa attorney-generHarrison, has been spending the sum- after a short visit, declared that Parmer at his old home iu'Deansboro. ker would be elected and that ColoBefore leaving for his home In InHe had who Is a rado would go Democratic. dianapolis Mr. Miller, and In northwest the been traveling staunch Republican, said: ; In Rome matters to legal Informed attending after I am not sufficiently a summer's Isolation to make predic- of the far western states. He said: In my opinion the Democratic nations. but I have received newspaper and read them, and I must admit that tional convention made no mistake I cannot foresee no walkover. In my when It nominated Judge Parker for He will prove to be, a opinion, the race la won by neither president. the will day come and go, our political result the depend side yet, and In a very large degree on the economic strongest man. and I have no doubt conditions that prevail between now whatever ha will win on election day. The more the people know about and the time the votes are cast. mind that Judge Parker the more they like him. There Is no doubt In my He will grow stronger with the votIn fne meat the present big strike ' business must come to an early ter- ers every day. He has united and mination, or else the effect will be felt harmonised the Democratic party and If it our chances of success now are much materially by the Republicans. Is not stopped soon the outlook will brighter than they were, this time In The 1892. become decidedly unfavorable. The Democrats will absolutely car' as doubtful more becomes situation the strike continues. ry New York Connecticut, Rhode IsNew Jersey, A look into the past lends hope to land, West Virginia, the situation for the Republicans, but Delaware, Maryland and all the Southern states. With the a forward glance shows us a fight votes from these states for efelectoral our will for call that strongest forts. Judge Parker he only needs eight When asked whether he knew Thos. more votes In the electoral college to Taggart, the Democratic national be elected president In my opinion chairman, Mr. Miller replied that he Judge Parker will surely carry Indihad been personally acquainted with ana and Wisconsin but even If he loses these two states, he Is absolutely him for many years. During his career aa mayor of our sure of carrying Colorado, Nevada and city, Indianapolis. Mr. Taggart proved Montana, and that will give him three to to the sort of executive that more votes than he needs, or .three man majority In the electoral college. Look might be expected of a self-maaa he Is. He was mayor for several at It as you will, study It over and terms. When he started out as a res- over again, and to the man up a tree looks like a cinch for Parker. taurant keeper he waa a good one, an CENSURES THE GOVERNOR. everything he has engaged In since hn shown him up as winner, It Is too bad a perverse governor should not like to nay that his ele of Colorado haa brought obloquy on ration to the chairmanship will turn your fame und Is trailing your glorious Indiana over to the Democrats or to banner in the sewers of shame. He what extent he will strengthen his has Inaugurated a reign of terror in party, but this I will say: Thomas Colorado, such as has never been seen Taggart is shrewd and capable and before In any state, and I hope will will organise his party effectively In never be witnessed again In any part the state." of our land. He has trampled under foot the constitution, laughed to DIES IN THE ACT OF scorn the rights of men, and bl deMAKING HIS WILL fiance to every guarantee vouchsafed under the laws to American citizens. LIVINGSTON, Mont, Aug. 16. He has virtually claimed himself While In the act of drawing hla will dictator, and Is governing your state II. O. Blank, one of the n like a conquered province. And the residents, fell dend. Mr. Blank had audacity of It all is that this man hns been 111 for some time. When It was the unmitigated effrontery to. run for discovered he had made no will and governor again! What a spectacle realising that hla end was near Attor- for citizens to contempney James Miller was hastily sum- late! Will the order-lovin- g and moned by the patient's family and patriotic people of Colorado submit to the lawyer immediately proceeded to this man's tyranny? I think not. He draw up Blanks testament wants vindication, does he? Well, Proped up by pillows. Blank feebly he'll get It where the chicken got the hepan his dictation to the attorney, ax in the neck! I have talked with but the effort proved too much for a great many people while sojourning the man's rapidly waning strength, In your etate about the u!an (loand when about half through his head tions of your governor, and one and dropped on his brenst and he ex- all condemn him as a dangerous auto pired. crat. He will be tonten In the elecMr. Blank was about fifty years of tion badly beaten and he de age and considered quite wealthy. serves It. t The state of Colorado Is Just jis sure to go Democratic this fall as Mis The Democrat, however, slsslppl. must put forward their most popular men candidates who are known to be honest and fearless, true to the people and sincerely attached to the constltu-tio- p, and all Democrat and all toilers and wage earner must support them. UTICA. Aug. 15- - Henry al At held in the highest esteem by critical" coffee drinkers. It has that distinct flavor and aroma obtained only from the perfect blending of rare old coffees, properly aged in the country where grown. Only the highest glides of coffee are selected for this brand and the greatest care and skill exercised in blending and roasting. aroma-tig- ht ALBERT F. RICHEY tins. Grind fresh each day not too fine. J A. FOLGZR 61 CO., 3m n Francisco Importers end Roasters of Fine Old Coffees "TC WHO HA8 ALL SHE WANT8 NEW YORK. Aug. 16. Young Miss Vanderbilt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt, Is listed among the most fortunate of Infants In the world. A great fortune will be spent for her benefit even before she attains her majority. Though but a Tew months old. she has a retinue of servants capable of satisfactorily running a family hotel Bhe will have her own footman and coachman ns soon as she Is old enough to ride In her private carriage. Automobiles of the finest make and highest speed will be at her disposal. If she cares to. she may keep a small arnly of dressmnkers and milliners busy. As for candy, why she can have a candy factory establishment In the kitchens of any one of all of the mansions. She has but to mention the sort of Jewelry she would like to have and the wish win be gratified. 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