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Show DAILY 2 KEGR0 PLANK COWHERD SAY8 JT IS INFAMOUS. El 8LOCUM SENATOR II! HORROR PROSED. IS TO BE MAN and WASHINGTON, June 27.The negro plank Is the only honest plank in said U is infamous. the platform. representative Cowherd, of the DemMocratic comtreaalonal committee. above utterances noble cKinley's :eouthem graves, his openly recognised 'policy of a white rule for southern 'states, were thought by patriotic men to algnal the death of sectionalism. Roosevelt's negro policy Joined to Lodge's force bill will revive it The Crum packer resolution discarded by the Republicans of house and sen-a- te alike has been forced by the president upon his party. It will prove many. the worst mistake among Every patriotic citisen, anxious for his country's future, wishing to see preserved the purity of the Anglo-Jtaxo- n race and the American institutions is willing the southern states shall adopt any legal expedient that wll save that fair land from control of an Ignorant and debased suffrage. Heretofore the Republican party At lias had a record for boldness. for a established record It Chicago timidity and evasion. The platform is remarkable mainly for what it does not say. The labor situation is as acute as at any time in our history, yet there Is no announcement in regard to It. There is no longer war In the Philippines. Surely the coun to know what is ia at last entitled try to be the future policy as to those Islands the Philippine plank does jiot dlscolse MONDAY, JUNE it 1904. 1ST DEPEW WASHINGTON. June 27. A comminution composed of federal officers Is to probe deeply into the causes of the Slocum disaster, and to fix the responsibility therefor. Should the guilty escape city and state authorities of New York the United States will take up the matter of prosecution. This has been annuounced by an officer of the department of commerce and labor. It was Intimated that it will go hurd with Henry Lundberg, the United States steamboat Inspector, who passed the Holcum as In good condition if certain charges are proven against hint. Acting Secretary of the Department of Commerce and Labor Murray, who to be the head of the investigating committee, said the whole matter would be gone into thoroughly and number of charges investigated. According to the reports there are certain matters which have come to the ears of President Roosevelt which reflect anything but credit upon the steamboat inspection bureau as a whole. It is more than probable that the committee will make an investigation of the bureau, as well as the disaster. The commission appointed by Secretary Cortelyou, with the approval of the president, is composed of: L. O. Murray, assistant secretary of the department of commerce and labor; Major John M. Wilson, Commander Cameron McR. Winslow, U. S. N.; Herbert Knox Smith, deputy commissioner of corporations, of the depart' jhent of commerce and labor, and George Uhler, supervising Inspector-generof the steamboat inspection PRIZE WHICH DIDNT GET. WANTS SoSfiigfflHiin . Wwe CONVENTION al Large Field of Possible Presidential Candidates on the Cold Water Ticket. 27. Summonses CHICAGO, June for the appearance of Senator Chaun-ce- y M. Depew as defendant In a suit General for 9200, and Postmaster Henry C. Payne as witness have been issued by Justice Caverly. The complainant against Senator Depew is Stephen G. Bradbrook, of this city. , Postmaster General Payne has been summoned to tell why he has neglected to pay any attention to letters sent to him by Bradbrook, declaring that a paper edited by a publishing company In New York, and supposed to be backed by Senator DepCw, was using the malls to defraud. According to Bradbrook, four years ago he solved a word pusxle in the paper, and expected to receive the reward of $200. He received a celendar worth 9 centa Bradbrook says that he then wrote to the postmaster in New York asking for an investigation, and was told to forward proof of the alleged fraud. The matter was brought to the attention of the postal authorities at Washington, Bradbrook says, and then he received a letter from the fourth assistant postmaster general saying: "When final action is taken you will be advised thereof. "I wa tiled two and a half years, said Bradbrook, "and received no replies to my lettera Then I wrote asking the return of my proof of fraud, and received a letter from the postmaster general saying the department .could not surrender the custody of the original paprs, but finally, after four years, they have been returned to me. The case has been set for a hearing on July 1, at 4 o'clock in the after- INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jun 27 Prohibitionists are beginning to arrive for the national convention to be held Wednesday and Thursday in Tomlinson Tiall. The hall la profusely decorated in red, white and blue. It is expected that pratclcally all of the delegates will have arrived by tomorrow noon. Every state in the Union will be represented and the convention promises to be the largest in the history of the party. The largest delegations will be from Indiana, Illinois and Pennsylvania. Oregon, Washington and Ohio will be close seconds in point of numbers and nearly every southern state will be fully represented. Minnesota, Dakota, Montana and Wisconsin will The Denison, have a special train. Claypool and English hotels will house most of the delegates. The convention will be called to order at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning by Oliver W. Stewart, chairman of the national committee. John A. Tate of Tennessee and Rev. Dr. E. L. Eaton, of Allegheny, Pa are strong favorites for the presidential nomination Besides these two, however, there are nearly s dosen others mentioned for the honor, and the contest promises to be a free for all race. Among those in the running are Alfred L. Manlerre, New York City; Professor A. A. Hop-ki- - -- self-ma- de e May-war- d. -- . na Hornellsvllle, N. Y.; A. G. n, Lincoln, Neb.; T. R. Keyser, W. Va.: L H. Amos, Portland, Ore.; H. B. Metcalf, Pawtucket, R. L S. C, Swallow, of Pennsylvania, is frequently mentioned and will proba bly receive some votes although it is understood that Dr. Swallow does not want the nomination and that Penn ylvanla will not present his name. In 'some quarters talk is still heard of General Nelson A. Miles as the presidential nominee, but those best acquainted with the situation declare that there is not even a remote possibility of General Miles receiving the er, Caa-cado- StO and No. Malan 4 . Open This popular resort, 5 miles from Ogden, Is 7,000 feet above sea ha s delightful camping level, grounds among the pines, ample hotel accommodations, fine table board, pure cool air and pure spring water. JUST THE PUCE TO SPEND A DAY OR WEEK OR ALL SUMMER. 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Depart 8 From Portland, Butte and Pocsitello, for Balt Lake City 7:25am 4 Local to Salt Lake 8:10am City 18 Cache Valley to Salt 10:45am Lake City 2 Limited for Salt Lake 3:20 p.m. City, dally 10 From Portland and Pocatello for Salt 4:30 p.m. Lake City, dally Arrive from South of Ogden. 9 Butie and Pocatello Salt Express from Lak.-- . City and Intermediate points, dally. ...12:45a'm S Atlantic Express from Salt Lake City and Intermediate 8.00 am. polnta dally 7 Pocatello and Portland Express from Salt Lake City, daUy.U:20am 1 Fast Mall from Salt 2:30 p.m. Lake City, dally 11 Cache Valley Ex- -' press from Balt Lake 6:15pm City, dally No. 10 No. FLOUR No. nomination. The selection of a nominee will depend largely upon what section of the country, the presidential choice comes from. So far very little at entlon is being given to the second place on the ticket National chairman Stewart said to day that the platform, this year will have very little to say on any question other than that of the liquor traffic. "The matter of our next national platform, said Mr. Stewart, will not differ from that of the platform of SUMMER8 BEST GIFT four years ago, but there will be a can be baked difference in the manner of statement to man is flour which and cake a Into bread, digestible pie There will not be so much stump You can get along without a whole speech in this year's platform." lot of meat hot days, but bread you ANXIETY FOR WILHELMINA. must have. To get bread to keep THE HAGUE. June 27. Grave anxyou alive and healthy. In your bak iety Is again felt regarding the health ever and always use RIVERDALE of Queen Wilhelmina. The popular ing or PHOENIX flour. Dont let your apprehension Is not allayed by the Issuance of official bulletins intended to grocer give you any other brand of be of a reaesurlng character. It is flour but the RIVERDALE or PHOEgenerally known that the queen, since NIX. Made by her arrival at Het Loo, has avoided OGDEN MILLING 4 ELEVATOR CO all fatiguing exercises, never walking a great distance or riding on horse back, and scarcely leaving the Immediate vicinity of. the castle, all of which la In striking contrast to the queens usual hablta THE EYE SPECIALIST Pacific Express from Denver, Pueblo, Provo. Bell Lake City and all point east, dally 12:55, h Pacific Limited from Balt Lake City, Provo, Denver and all points east, dally No. 9 No. Carriages leave east terminus of Twenty-fift- h Atlantic Limited for Salt Lake city, Provo, LeadvlUe, Pueblo, Den. ver and all points east, Atlantic Expres'a'Vor Balt Lake City, Pueblo. Denver and all points eut, dally arrive. Heights Is Now TERMS Intermedia ti point, dally 2 St, Ogden. Board and Lodging, Single Meals , l-- Pays to Trade inerkaa laportofTeiCi Twenty-Fift- h Jun. Ibs I IS ln depart. China Crockery Glassware Enamel Ware Household Goods Watch Onr Stores. Prices Talk. Great C.rd-- No. 4 AUantlc Mall fo. Salt City. Provo all points east.... and To No. Salt Lake Citv Every Week AFFAIR. Solved Word Puzxle in Newspaper Supposed to Be Backed By Depew Payne Is a Witness. COBBLERS Special Sales HE NOT PROGRAMED, LIKE CHICAGO The tariff plank la an open straddle to be used as a promise of reduction of duties to the voters and of a pledge of their maintenance to the Governor Cummins service. noon. manufacturers. says: Tt Justifies the Iowa idea. General Grosvenor says: It Is a stand- pat plank.' Chairman Payne says: Tt BEGAN LIFE AS FREE NEBRASKA leaves the question open.' It Is evidently Intended not as a plank but as sa trap. BOY CATTLE RANCHES The platform says: Our admin istration of the great departments of the government has been honest' This, in the face of the notorious frauds discovered In the poatofllce de- DIED AT EIGHTY, WORTH MANY MILLIONS OF ACRES OPEN FOR MILLIONS. HOMESTEADS. partment; the scandals in the land secreand Indian bureaus which the tary of the interior is concealing with Romantio Career of Eccentric English Barons Who Have Illegally Fenced so much difficulty, and the forced adMillio'naire 8ome of His BusThousands of Acres Will Have journment of congress In order to priness Methods. to Give It Up. esent any Investigation, must be either taken as sarcasm or humor. ' LONDON, June 27. Newcastle has OMAHA, Neb., June 27. Any dtl Representative Harry Lee Maynard, eccentric one of and most lost its pic toof Virginia, was in Washington sen of the United States who ia the day and called at Democratic head turesque characters in the personmil-of head of a family and does not own He expressed the belief George Handyslde, a more than 100 acres of land now has quarters. that the. Republican national platform lionaire, who died there last week af a chance to acquire a cattle ranch in would cause the defeat of the Repub- ter a most romantic career. He began Nebraska for nothing. Under the lican party this fall and result In the life as a cobblers boy at Berwick, and Kincaid bill,' which passed the last election of a Democratic president died in his eightieth year, the owner of congress and becomes operative toand a Deoincratlc house. "The tariff vast tracts of residential and business morrow, 8,844,757 acres, most of which plank alone ought to overwhelmingly property on Tyneside. He thought comprises as fine graslng land as defeat Mr. Roosevelt, said Mr. May- nothing of buying a whole street at there is In the world, will be open to nard. The plank is an Insult to the once, demolishing the houses and re the public as homesteada The lands affected by the Kincaid 'Intelligence of the American people. erecting the buildings upon plans of Tt stands for revision and it stands for his own. hill have been open for homesteading tajid-pa- t. Every Monday he would perambu- in lots of 160 acres for many years, The duties may be In late his acres of tenemented property but, not creased or decreased. But the quesbeing suitable for agricultural with bell and wheelbarrow collecting tion is. What will the Republican parpurposes, and 160 acres not being the rents. Those who answered the large enough on which to raise cat ity do if continued in power? There one thing certain, every trust in the summons and brought out the money tie, the lands have never been taken country knows that the tariff plank to him received discount in the shape up by homesteaders. However ,. a means a continuance of the present of a few coppers. It was his proud square mile of this land will furnish excessive duties and no sensible man boast that he had never employed pasturage and feed for 100 head of will doubt for a minute that the plank bailiff or made use of the county court cattle throughout the entire year. means no tariff legislation by the Re- in his life. He never asked for rent Great tracts of this land have been at a house in which the breadwinner fenced by the cattle barons of Nepublicans." The negro plunk in the platform is was ill and in case of death his first braska. one concern having fenced in act was to call and tell the bereaved no lees than an outrage, continued Mr. 2,000,000 acres of it "and ought to result In every that she might continue to occupy the These cattle ranches now have to conservative man In the North voting house, rent free, as long as she give up the government land they the Democratic ticket. The southern malned a widow. have been using. This is the last states which have disfranchised the large distribution of land the governCHRISTIAN WORKERS. ment will ever make. Ignorant negro have not broken the CHICAGO, 111.. June 27. The third law. The United States supreme court testifies to that The action1, of the Christian Workers' convention opened LOSSES AT POKER ARE court in all cases which have, recent today at Wheaton college and will FIGURED AS ASSETS 1y come before It demonstrates that continue for ten days. Vladimir Galesnoff, a Russian, and there Is no foundation for the state CHICAGO, June 27. Can you tell ment that the constitution is being Rev. Julian S. Rodgers, of Atlanta, within 950,000 how much money you 'violated. No, It Is simply raising the will make addresses each day. Rev, lost playing poker during the last race issue, an appeal to prejudice and Horace Houiding. superintendent of year?" section. I do not believe the conserv- the southwest Chill mission, China, "To this question, asked in examinative people in the doubtful states is another prominent participant ation of the affairs of the alleged can be taken by it. They will rather re bankrupt grain and stock brokerage Not a Sick Day Sines. sent the declaration of the Republican firm of W. H. L&ldley A Co., before party that It is going to Interfere hi "I was taken severely sick with a referee. W. H. La Id ley. the presthe working out of a difficult problem kidney trouble. I tried all sorts ident replied, no." which the south Is solving to the best medicine, none of which relieved me. I this an effort to discover asof its ability. The war closed nearly One day I saw an ad. of your Elec sets? broke in one of the attorneys forty years ago. It Is a pity that the trie Bitters and determined to try present Republican party with all the great that After taking a few doses I felt "Yes, and every cent the witness questions before the country the tar- relieved, and soon thereafter was en lost at gambling is an asset and can iff. economy In the government ser- tirely cured, and have not been sick a be recovered by the creditors. re- -, vice and honesty in the government day since. Neighbors of mine have plied Jacob Ring, the attorney who departments could not take one side been cured of rheumatism, neuralgia, was conducting the examination. or the other in Its platform without liver and kidney troubles and general "We dont have to sue, he added That is what B. F. Bass significantly, in reply to a remark trying to rake up from the dead past debility. an issue calculated to Inflame the of Fremont. N. C.. write. Only 50c that he could recover If he could get tt Jesse J. Driver's drug store. a Judgment people of a section. -- 27, Tim. Labor Thorough Invoatigation of tha Gov ernment Mothod of Steamboat InQuestion la Ignored Platform spection la to Bo Mado. Maana Defeat. Tariff Plank a Straddl STATE JOURNAL, SUIT AGAINST IN THE PLATFORM REPRESENTATIVE UTAH No. ial No. No. No. No. No. No. No. . Dushmer. ELI HU ROOT AT YALE LAW COMMENCEMENT NEW HAVIN', COnn., June 27. The exercises at annual commencement the Yale Law school were held today In Hendrl hall. The principal address was delivered by Elihu Root, formerly secretary of war. A Runaway Bicycle Fits Glasses Perfectly. We use the beat quality lenses and grind them especially for each case. J. T. 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