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Show DAILY c UTAH STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST. S LIVE avii;;; men have returned to their homes and NEST IN sounded public sentiment, the reports from them are far more favor- MOTHER MOUSE CHOOSES CU. OUS DOMICILE. able. atCougressimiii Van Duser, who Box of Busy Telephone Extended the meeting of the committee, Switch Her Abode Watchman Ha- change told trie that he has had several letBeen Suapicioue that the Place Was ter and telegrams from Senator New-land- s, Haunted. who la now in Nevada, and the Outlook for As Coining senator believes the chances of keep- While astonished postoffice officials Are ing Nevada in the Democratic column stood around ejaculating, Well, wt-il-, ven are excellent National Committee- wen," in the switch box of the busy Campaign-Eman Hoffman entertains the same sort telephone exchange In the Brooklyn Was In 1892. of hopefulness with regard to Montana postoffice a litter of lively mice was last evening. and Senator Clark sends similar as- discovered All around the little fellows were Demoof states are surances of the probability busy wires, there being altogether A New York special dispatch to the chances of carrying both cratic success there. twenty-thre- e connections In their good. followiAtlanta Constitution fives the Fred Dubois believes the quaint birthplace, but, barring a Senator Committeeman National George chances of carrying Idaho are excel- burned mark on the tall of one of the ng: Interesting review of the general Greene, of Rhode Island, speaks with lent. 1 am going out there immedtrpllets, they did not seem to have political situation: confidence of the Democratic iately to attend our state convention, suffered any lnoonvenlence, and they great The Democratic outlook for thla Ini a ting-a-linphone-lik- e chances In that state, which, though at which we will nominate Senator objected vacate. to when better me far to seems squeak persuaded year's campaign small, might determine the final re- Heitfeld for governor. He la strong Meantime the fair operator had rewe the when In swept 1892, than it did sult. The peculiar apportionment in and popular and his nomination will treated to the stair, and women cuscountry. I base my conclusions not our state makes it practically impossi- be a great aid to us. The stand the tomers at the stamp windows gathered up their skirts and fled to the upon the bright colors In any political ble for us to carry the legislature," Democrats have taken in their declaration will make us street Watchmen and shoeblacks rainbow, but uion the Information giv- said Mr. Greene, "but we have an exen me by members of the national cellent chance of securing the majority many votes, as will the Democratic po- became heroes, and by deadly blows saved the women from further fright committee from the states where the of the vote in the entire state, which sition upon irrigation, which Is underHow the mother mouse ever gut to Judge stood and appreciated with us. I feel Into the switch box Is a bnttle must bn won men who could will insure the electoral vote mystery, for have no possible object in representing rarker. We now have the governor, confident that we can count Idaho. there Is neither hole nor crack In It the situation different from what they we have control of Providence, where Montana, Nevada and Colorado for the It Is always kept locked. The nest had been arranged with honestly think it to be." said Hon. a large percentage of the vote of the Democratic column this year." conunusual Colowe from with count of Dubois care, the outside being comand Is state D. Senator congressman says cast, What Clayton, Henry of naposed pieces of coarse paper, while fidence on putting Rhode Island in the rado is fully borne out by Mr. Mullins, Alabama, who, as a memlier of the the inside consisted of bits of the softfrom has that Democratic column," the national committeeman tional committee for sixteen years, e flimsiest est and papers In the Hon. W. B. Gourley, national com- state. "The conditions are Just now been in the thick of the last four presibuilding. mitteeman from New Jersey, Is far chaotic in Colorado," said he; but in dential fights. Had not the mother mouse become The Democrats class as doubtful more confident of that states taking tny judgment the state la as certain to too envious the triplets might Jiave states, for which they will fight and its old place In the Democratic column go Democratic as election time comes. thrived until big enough to earn their whlrh they have a chance to carry, than is manifested by the representa- There can be no possible doubt of It own living. With consternation the You see," said if we are able to get a fair election, "hello girl saw a large mouse near New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, tives of Connecticut. the telephone booth, apparently tryNew Jersey, Delaware, West Virginia, the gentleman from Paterson, "New and I believe that by November things ing to get in unobserved. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Colorado, Jersey used to be a normally Demo- will have been straightened out so that Undaunted, three times the mouse The tried to get Into the booth. The busy Idaho; and as cratic state. It Is doubtful now, to be a fair election will be possible. Nevada, Montana, doubtful, with, confessedly, less chance sure, but the conditions are strongly Republican officials have been busy operator's eye each time deterred it than in the above, Massachusetts, Ne- favorable to Democracy. The party Is deporting as many Democratic work- But finally Mrs. Mouse put the operCalifornia and not only united, but enthusiastic. ingmen aa they could, but all that is ator to flight. A score of men coming braska, Michigan, to the rescue, wise Mrs. Mouse Washington. To carry a fair propor- While the Republicans have had acces- sure to react upon them. skipped upstairs. insions of strength from New York in tion of these doubtful states will "Nebraska is generally put down in "That old mouse has been around if Nasure the election of Judge Parker; the shape of wealthy people who have the sure Republican" column. here for a month," said an employe. the parallel with 1893 should happen come there to make their homes, this tional Committeeman Dahlman is as "I know her by her chopped off tail. to hold good upon election day, all of strength will be more than offset In certain aa he can be about anything Then a search was begun. The last them might be swept into the Demo- this contest by the support which that It does not belong there. "We are place tried was the switch box, and it cratic column. That, of course, is but Judge Parker will receive from the going to carry Nebraska for Judge was opened more as a Joke. a bare possibility; it Is produced by thousands of clerks and others doing Parker. he said, with great posltlve-nes- a. Operators began to collect, having had trouble recently with their inconditions developing during the prog- business In New York who will be Inand we will elect a legislature struments, and one fair maid saw light fluenced by the feeling In New York, which will send Mr. Bryan to the sen- In the holes In her lunch. It was left, ress of the campaign. It is with the conditions as they ex- which is Intensely antagonistic to ate. The strong Republicans of Ne- however, to disperse the victorious ist today that members of the national Roosevelt. Mr. Clevelands support of braska are sore on Roosevelt; there is army. "I always had my suspicions of that committee dealt in their talks with me Judge Parker will be of great value to none of that enthusiasm for him I was Just telling Bill the other box. men those of In as I pic-tuNew I the views and give their honestly among the masses that is usually Jersey. party was who see the difficulties ahead as well believe that Parkers chances are betaa obtaining in the west; the night that the darned thing old must haunted. the been It have ter than Roosevelts, and I feel sure Democrats and those who have voted mouse as the indications that are favorable. with the kids. communicating First, New York. Senator Hill is no the Democratic ticket will gain In with them in the past are going to New York Herald. rainbow chaser. He is no man to let strength, rather than lose, as the cam- support the Democratic ticket; and I emotions or hopes run away with his paign progresses. IS YOUTHFUL AT 8EVENTY. honestly believe we are going to carry Former United States Senator Ken- the state." judgment. Like Mr. Sheehan, Mr. Murphy, Mr. McCarren, Mr. Mack and ney, of Delaware, says that state is Everybody recognises that it Is go- Lessons in Life of President Eliot of Harvard. the less prominent, if not less active. sure to be lifted out of the Republican ing to be a hard fight In the middle President Eliot of Harvard, who hai Democratic politicians, Senator Hill column and put back where it belongs. west. National Committeeman Ryan, realises that every Inch of ground must "Delaware," he said. Is rightfully a of Wisconsin, believes, however, that Just turned 70, Is a fine example of be fought for in New York; but, also Democratic state and this year she will the Republican split in that state will what wholesome observance of laws of health will do for the physical ircr.. like these others, he is confident that he restored to her own. Unless all certainly make for Democratic victory He walks from six to ten miles every when the votes are counted New York signs fall, she has reached a point on both the nntlonnl and the state day and whenever possible takes a where she will throw off the blight of tickets certainly the former. will be found In the Democratic colYou long bicycle ride before breakfast. To umn. Addickslsm whlrh has corrupted her understand the factional fight up there, this, with regularity in eating au.l I was never in my life more cer- politics and mode her Republican, and but everybody not on the ground ran sleeping, he attributes his splend d tain that we will carry New York," her electoral vote will, in consequence, not appreciate Its bitterness. The physical and mental condition. I'..--. said Senator Hill. "It was my convic- lie cast for Parker and Davis. You and Spooner factions are ready Eliot is the oldest college president having been at the head i.f tion that this would result, and solely may safely bet on Delaware going to cut each others throats. It Is a fight Harvard for thirty-fiv- e years. It is whb-Parme made favor Democratic." that, to the death between the two crowds due Judge to his exertions that chiefly ker's nomination so strongly. Not only Colonel Victor Baughman laughs at and we feel certain that we are going has been brought from s will he receive every Democratic vote the Republican claim that Maryland is to carry that state." small collection of straggling buildIn this state, hut he will have the sup- a doubtful state. Dan Campau believes there Is a ings to a stupendous college of ImposMaryland is just ns eleport of the strong independent certainly Democratic an Virginia. said fighting chance In Michigan. John ing structures; from a narrow-mindeschool to one of the most ment which la so powerful a factor In Colonel Baughman. "It Is Just as safe- Hopkins and Roger Sullivan both say dogmatic broad-minde- d Institutions determining the result in New York, ly Democratic as Pennsylvania is the Democrats are going to carry Illi- liberal and in of the world. learning and of thousands of conservative Re- safely Republican. If the Republican nois, but they don't exactly figure it publicans as well. I can see no possi- chances for success depend in any de- out to the satisfaction of listeners. A Country Like a 8hips Hold. bility of Mr. Roosevelt securing a sin- gree upon their carrying Maryland. However, they talk with great conf. aa a whole la probably the Holland gle Democratic vote to offset the Re- Mr. Roosevelt may Just as well begin idence. lowest country In the world, the great publican disaffection. The party Is not at once packing up such personal beEverybody bcllevee the Indiana situ- er part of it lying many feet below the only united in support of Judge Par- longing as he has in the White house. ation 1s highly favorable. ea level. The annual expenditure or The selecker. but It Is enthusiastic for him. Maryland Is as snfely Democratic as tion of Tom Taggart for national dykea to keep out the water is estiSenator McCarren puts Parkers ma- Georgia or Texan." chairman has certainly given the par- mated at 2,o00,000. The constant I; 50.000 in New York will at and And jority in the same strain of certainty ty an even chance in that Important Imminent nature of the danger wii talk of nothing less. There Is no does Colonel John McGraw discuss the state, where it would have had no be thoroughly appreciated by th? stranger, says Baedeker, If he stand shrewder politician in the state than outlook In West Virginia. "The nomi- chance under other conditions. Tagat the foot of the great dykea at higi he. Mr. Sheehan and Mr. Mack do not nation of Senator Davla for the vice gart is modest in discussing this phase tide and hears the breakers dashinr talk figures, but they are Just as con- presidency," said the West Virginia of the situation, but not at all modest against the other side of the barrier ai fident ns Hill and McCarren that the commltteemnn, "absolutely determined when it comes to advancing the claim a height of sixteen or eighteen fee Democratic chances are the best In the result In our state. No man on that the Democrats will above hla head. The force of the oL carry that old Dutch this state. proverb, "God made the sea earth could beat Senator Davis in pivotal state. we made the shore, will also be ar Every man who has a large business West Virginia. Before his nomination Colonel John W. Kern, the Inst parent. The principal canala are si acquaintance In this city tells of men for the vice presidency was thought Democratic nominee for governor, goes feet in depth, and not only the surface who have never before voted anything of. we had determined to nominate more into details. Tom Taggart Is of the water, but the bed of the canal but the Republican ticket who will hlin for governor this year in order ot easily the most iiopulnr mnn in Indi- la often considerably above the level vote for Judge Parker thla year. They aid us in pulling through the presiden- ana," said he In over the out- of the surrounding country. all give the same reason they cant tial ticket, confident that his nomina- look with me. talking "This recognition by stand Roosevelt. Two Popular Diplomats. tion would accomplish that result; but the national committee places him So much for New York. The Demo- to put him on the Baron Sternburg, the German amnational ticket was right to the fore, ns much so as If he cratic confidence of success here Is an even better stroke of bassador, and Sir Mortimer Durand, policy and it were the nominee for high office. It the British representative, are regarduniversal Many Republicans who will mnkes Democratic success . in West means not only that every Democrat In ed aa the best after-dinne- r talkprs vote for Roosevelt concede that he has Virginia even more certain. In my the state will pull his coat off to help among the foreign dinlnmats In 'Washlittle, If any, chance of carrying this Judgment. West Virginia is safely and Torn The latter has established hy the most earnest and enthusiington. state. surely Democratic this year." astic work, but that hundreds of his himself as a prime favorite with soRut many electoral votes other than So much for the eastern and border Republlncn friends will do the same ciety in the capltaL It Is therefore those which New Tork can give are states. The votes of all of them are there Is nothing In a rething. I honestly believe that as things hoped that port that he la booked for transfer to necessary in order to carry the Demo- needed, but, even with their votes, stand now the Democrats have the bet- St. cratic ticket through to victory. There others must be had to Insure success. ter Petersburg. The baron la thorchance to carry Indiana, and that oughly American In hla habit of mind, are Connecticut and New Jeraey, for Votes from the middle west or the far carrying Indiana will insure the elec- and hla nimble wit has helped him instance. The Democratic leaders of west. Can we get them, and where tion of Judge Parker." over several rough places. those states are not chasing the rain- will they come from? It Is because he had been given bow which Is popular with some politMiddle western men nnd far western these Who Would Be an Author? reports from the men who ought ical prophets that these two states will men are by no means pessimistic over to be most fnmlllar with conditions in Stanton Winslow wrote a novel, and be swung by New York that they will the outlook. On the contrary, I was the doubtful states, that Colonel Clay- a firm In San Francisco published it. go as New York goes, because of the surprised at the hopefulness which ton expressed his belief In the outlook, and thla la how the literary editor of close relationship the greater state has pervades both sections. This Is par- being even more favorable this year the Sacramento Bee reviews are publications so devoid upon the others. They realise that they ticularly true with regard to the than it was In the great Democratic and literary merit as ti have th hardest kind of a fight on originality section. Just after the St year of 1892. make them proof against crltlc-lsi- r their hands; that these states have, Louis convention, when it was feared The reviewer la reminded of the uli within the last few years, had a good that Judge Parker's Remember the special matinee at colored nurse who was ordered i telegram would be mnny Republican voters added to their misconstrued to his detriment In the Utahns Park She turned tin Saturday at 4 p. m at spank the baby. population at least, voters who are mining states, delegates from those which a number of beautiful present youngster over and exclaimed- normally Republican but at the same states took a pretty blue view of the will be de Lawd, I kaln't find no pi given to ladles and children. nuff to spank. time they believe the Democratic outlook In that section. 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