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Show DAILY UTAH 8TATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1904. 7. . BIG MTS Taddy E- X- HEW HIMSELF THE STORY OP A STORY IN POPULAR MAGAZINE. I JERSEV SEES Time Card Suppoaad to Hava Dictated Hs Has Also Started a Saloon Has Had Mataorie Caraor in Polities and Vaudaville. i Behind Move Are Bitterly Opand Democrats to posed Threaten to Hinder Harmony. Men 3C0 REPRESENTATIVES OF UNION. WORLDS FAIR n Effsct Jun, depart. 6 Atlantic Mall for all points east., Not 12 To Salt NO CHANGE OF CARS and TO r AND WABASH RAILROADS ' ,pja ARRIVE. Pkclflc Express from Denver. Pueblo, Provo. Lake City and aU Point dally U:S5o. m Limited from alt Lake City. Provo, Denver and all points No Passengers are landed at main entrance of the Eapeeltloa at a convenient hour In tha morning, thna earing time and expense on arrival at St Louie, and avoiding tho great crowde at the big Union Station. S-F- kciflc u:. No. 1 Pacific Mail from Denver. 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The head- dred representatives of the Interparatrenuosity of American politics has politicians gathered about the distinthe two national com- liamentary union, including seldom been better proved than In the quarters of of members parliadiplomats, mittees some curiosity was expressed guished James M. Brenton, career of ment and other public men of nearly today as to the significance of . the of this city, who has nov entered the movement In New Jersey to form a all the countries of Europe, left New wrestler. new Democratic party, to be known aa York today en route to St Louis, arena as a professions sessions of From a circus clown to superintendthe Peoples Democratic party. Ac- where they will attend the On Peace congress. International the ent of schools and freir. a candidate cording to a dispatch from Atlantic will brief to Louis St. stops saloon-keepla the way the movement to a for congress City the promoters of t the Pittsare to meet In convention there to- be made at Philadelphia and range of his accomplishments. the conclusion of When he waa mayor Mr. Brenton day for the purpose of choosing a burg. After the visitLouis the St. at foreign had the distinction of being the larg- atate ticket and presidential electors. congress est mayor In the United States. He Those who profess to know the de- ors will make an extensive tour of the he 290 Now has that pounds. tails of the plat say the men behind country, going as far wast as weighs wrestled with "Jim" Parr, who holds the "party" are those who labored for the English wrestling championship, William R. Hearst In the Democratic and succeeded In throwing that wor- state convention of New Jersey and thy In nine minutes' wrestling, he has who bolted the regular party then and the new distinction of being the larg- held an Independent convention,. ReDo you think the only difest wrestler In the world. In a manifesto Issued cently they ferences in tea are a few cents Mayor Brenton began hla vkrled and which they took the leaders of the cenof a picturesque career a quarter "regular" wing of the party bitterly to a pound? tury ago by acting as & circus down. task and Intimated that Democratic He sang comic songs and did funny harmony, in so far as New Jersey was DESERT cir- concerned, was a thing of the extreme' TO RECLAIMjWESTERN acrobatic stunts In a cus that toured the middle west ly distant future. Rio Grande Western May Build RailMaking and saving money he settled road and Make Development down In Iowa and 'went Into the ice TWO GRAVE JUDGES Possible. business. Then the political bee beCAUGHT AT PLAY gan to buzz, and it waa not long until It seems probable that within five he got hla first office. He was elected LONDON. Sept. 7. Judge Bartlett the Colorado river region will of of years schools iounty superintendent of New York, who has been staying In Polk county, which Includes the city London and seeing the sights, amus- be quite extensively occupied by placer of Des Moines. He held that position ed the janitors of the royal courts of and lode miners. An Interview with for six years. He waa then nomlnat Justice the other day. E T. Wolverton In the Denver Post, the discoveries he has ed by the Republicans of Dea Moines Soberly habited In an ordinary black setting forth for mayor and elected, serving one coat and waistcoat and gray trousers, made there and the means whereby term of two years. In that term he like any English business man, he it is proposed to render them availannounced hla ambition to go to con sat beside bewlgged and robed Mr. able to commerce, opens a new chapgress as the successor of John A. T. Justice Darling on the bench, listen- ter of revelations for this western Hull, the present chairman of the ing very sedately to the various cases. country, for it shows opportunities for article as follows: inin the "When it (the postal Investigation) military affairs committee But once through the folding cur' a vast expansion of the mining touched the president's friend and po- house. He withdrew from the race tains across the stone corridor and In- dustry in the near future. litical sponsor, state Senator Green of for a second term, and a week after to the judge's private room behind the I think Mr. Wolverton has made by Blnghamptnn, N. T and when he was election opened a saloon in Des court Judge Bartlett was a different far the most intelligent and careful about to be Indicted for crookedness, Moines, taking hla place behind the being. summary of the mineral deposits that i the two senators from New York and bar as chief mixologist Hla first The ponderous gray wig and the has been made public outside of the every prominent Republican In the achievement was to break three eggs long, graceful folds of Mr. Justice Dar reports of the United States geological would be of little Now he state begged for mercy, and then Into a customers hlgh-bal- L lings Impressive legal attire were too survey. But these threatened President Roosevelt for al- contents himself with drawing beer much for him and he aald he would present Interest were It not for the and serving plain drinks which re like to feel for live minutes an he has devised for taking proslowing Bristow to Indict Green." English plan I am loath to believe the charge. Ita quire no fancy mixing. pectors and miners into the region and Judge. A few evenings ago he referreed a publication was intended as a specMr. Justice Darling, the chief wit getting their products to market. It tacular and sensational performance, wrestling match between "Farmer" of the British Judicial has been held practically impossible bench, smiland It was concocted especially to aid Burns, champion of America, and to open that country by the water doffed and gown ingly wig and dressed the president In the present contest "Jim Parr, champion of England, In route, and people who have been adJudge Bartlett In them. They both regardless of Its damaging effect up which Burns came, out victorious. blushed like erring school boys when, vised of the existence of great deBrenton became ao enthusiastic that on others. of mineral there hve felt that through the crack of the slightly open posits Of course, If Senator Depew admits he then and there challenged Parr to must be Improved until the Rio they door, they caught sight of a giggling the accusation and confesses hla guilt, Western or some other darmatch, putting up a heavy side bet Grande of who stood Janitors group watching then I withdraw my denunciation of that Parr could not throw him three the strut of the New ing projectors should build a railway e In forty-livtimes minutes. 'the publication In question. Certain York in the borrowed plumes of to them across the waterless desert. He must either admit or deny the holds were barred on account of the his judge It now transpires that both lines of English brother. action are not only possible, but at allegations against him. If he denies mayors fat. The wrestling match took them then hla denial will be believed place In a burlesque theater Saturday least one of them will be brought forHEIRES8 WEDS MACHINIST. and the author of the article will night. Brenton threw Parr In nine ward within the next twelve months stand liefore the public as a convicted minutes, but the English champion Mr. Wolverton will Immediately arNEW MARKET, N. J., Sept 7. vlllfler: but In what a sorry plight will took the next two falls in thirty minfor the construction of a boat range Miss Mabel Lefler, a niece of the late his condemnation leave President utes. so the mayor lost his bet. The Mr. Charles L. Fair, who came Into whereby the Colorado river, above the match waa well attended, and BrenRoosevelt! can but be navigated the possession of a fortune by the set- rapids The rest of Mr. Hill's speech was de ton showed that his early training In tlement two also of one, towing made between her grand- capable voted chiefly to the Philippine ques the circus had not been entirely overMrs. Nelson Hannah and the or three barges laden with ore or mother, tlon and to the election of United come by politics, so another la schedu- Fair was married today to supplies to a connection with the Rio family, States senators. He said we should led for the near future. the' crossing of a George Whitley, young machinist, Grande Western at Brenton la a let the Philippines go. and thst the political living In Green river. He has examined every N. J. Plainfield, Young senators should be elected directly by orator of the weat, and la always In Whitley became acquainted with the foot of the route many times over and, demand for vote. campaign speeches by the heiress popular when he was the pitcher of the hieing an engineer by profession, has Of the platform and the candidate Republican central committee. He waa baseball team here several years ago. worked out plans which he is sure mayor of Dea Moines when the cruiser . Mr. Hill asld: will succeed. The Democratic platform confined Des Molnea waa launched at the BosHe tells of Enormous deposits of Cures Sciatica. Itself to living issues, it was silent ton navy yard. Mayor Brenton headall sorts of valuable minerals Includupon the money question, because that ed the official Iowa party which waa Rev. W. L. Riley, L.L.D., Cuba, New ing coal, gllsonlte and elaterlte. He question waa deemed settled, and the sent to attend the launching. When After fifteen days of has also pointed out the way whereby almost unanimous approval by the the cruiser left the ways the mayor York, writes: the Rio Grande Western railroad may convention of Judge Parker's famous was nowhere to be found and waa not excruciating pain from sciatic rheu- be extended in a cut-o- ff southwest matism, under various treatments, I telegram operated virtually as an located for two days. He had been was to Cedar Green river from Utah, City Induced to try Ballard's Snow amendment of the platform In accord seeing the sights r Boston on hla own 175 miles over an ena of distance Liniment; the first application givance with ita terms, and the new plat' hook. ing me first relief and the second en- tirely practicable route, and thereby form necessarily superseded and ellml tire relief. 1 can give It unqualified materially shorten Its line to Salt Tinted all previous national platforms, Makes a Clsan Swssp. IJake City. There being a scarcity of 25c recommendation. 50c., J1.00. The Held has thus been cleared for water on the desert It would have to There's nothing like doing a thing For sale by Geo. F. Cave. aggressive and effective work upon the cross Mr. Wolverton has examined invital Issues In which the people are thoroughly. Of all the Salves you to this feature and ascertained that ever heard of, Bucklln's Arnlcal Salve D. AND R. G. SHOWS DECREASE. Interested this year. this obstacle may be overcome. We have an Ideal candidate for la the best. It sweeps away and cures All these facts have been presented president In the person of Judge A1 Burns, Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Bolls, That Labor Troubles in to the railroad officials and they are Alleged ton R Pnrker. He needs no lntrodue cers. Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's Colorado Arc the Causa. giving them careful consideration, tlon to the. people of this state, who only 25 cents, and guaranteed to give with a view to adoption at some time know him well. He did not seek the satisfaction by Jesse J. Driver, A decrease of business drug amounting to not far distant All things therefore, nomination, but accepted it at great gist. 2853,498.66, as compared to last year, point to an early reclamation of this personal sacrifice and as a duty which Is given in the eighteenth annual re- Immensely valuable region which most he believed he owed hla country and HAS NO STOMACH port of the Denver ft Rio Grande rail- observers have relegated to the next hla party. Hla calm Judicial tempera BUT EATS WELL road. The report shows that during generation of men, who may have the ment will safely guide the ship of the year ending June 30. 1904, Includ- courage and daring to undertake such state through every crisis. LEBANON. Pn Sept. 7. Minus his ing $214,345.09 In Interest and divi- a stupendous enterprise. entire stomach John Kolle, a German dends. the sum of 16.660,780.19 was Rheumatism. carpenter of Relnoeblsvllle. was dls received. President Jeffrey, In his reA Great Sensation. When pains or Irritation exist charged os cured of stomach trouble port, attributes the decrease was a big sensation In Lees-vill- e, There to any part of the body, the application from Lebanon Sanltorlum. Kolle was the labor troubles In Colorado.solely Ind., when W. II. Brown of that of Ballard's Snow Liniment gives operated on nine weeks ago for The gross earnings from operation place, who was expected to die, had prompt relief. K. W. Sullivan, Prop. growth In the stomach that prevented during the year were 316.446,435.10, a hla life saved by Dr. King's New DisSullivan House El Reno, O. T., writes, the digestion and. assimilation of decrease of 3858.124.76. The operation covery for Consumption. He writes: June S, 1902: 1 take pleasure food, and his entire stomach waa re- expenses were $10,058,443.78. a ge. "I endured insufferable agonies from recommending Ballards Snow Llnl moved. Only twice before has this crease of 571,406.60. The net earnings asthma, but your New Discovery gave ment to all who are afflicted with operation been successfully performed, were 86,387,991.32, a decrease of JMfi . me immediate relief and soon thererheumatism. It la the only remedy once at Vienna, and once in a New 718.16. after effected a complete cure. Simhave found that gives Immediate York hospital. The freight traffic of the system suf- ilar cures of consumption, pneumonia, lief. 25c.. 50c., 11.00, For sale The feature, of Kobe's case Is not fered a large decrease during the year, bronchitis and grip are numerous. It's Geo. F. Cave. only that he snrrlved the loss of so the loss in revenue being $88,387.72, the peerless remedy for all throat and vital an organ, hut he Is now sble to almost wholly on the Denver ft Rio lung troublea Price 50c and $1.00. Best for tha convalescent I DAN eat solid food. Today he had meat and Grande proper, while the passenger Guaranteed by Jesse J. Driver, drugHA Lithia water. vegetnhles with the usual side dishes. earnings Increased 2121.3:7.61 gist Trial bottles free. In a fpei-- the other day at Beng-h- a nipt on, N. Y., David B. Hill devoted most of his address to President Roosevelt, chiefly in connection with the postal frauds. IIlll's text waa a magazine article on this subject He said the article "bore all the earmarks of the President himself," and that if It was not dictated at the White House It at least waa Inspired there. The real authorship of the article la too distransparent to be successfully that waa unnecessary really guised. It the president's portrait should have adorned the title page of the magazine, as well as also appear with the article itsVlf." He said: When the president has particularly desired to Impress upon the country the greatness or goodness of hla deeds, but has preferred to refrain from communicating to the public directly through hla messages or addresses, he has employed the agency of certain magazine writers, some of whom have not been particularly familiar with political affairs, but who possess a breezy and entertaining style of composition and are under obligations to him for various courtesies extended to them at the White House whereby he might better reach the public ear and Influence public opinion. 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