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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1904. Capital and Surplus, $225,000.00. CONVENTION WILL DEMOCRATS PLUS BRIBES BANGED BALTIC IS A Bank First National UTAH OGDEN, CARRY AS COLORADO DAVID ECCLES, President THOMAS D. DEE. JOHN PINGREE, Cashier. Cashier. JAS. F. BURTON, DIRECTORS: is THE LARGEST STEAM VESSEL D. De Thom David Eeclea EVER LAUNCHED. White Bernard Geo. H. Tribe Watoon John W. W. Riter Registers 24,000 Tons and Can Carry Adam Patterson Joseph Clark 3,000 Passengers Besides the account of solicit Respectfully Crew of 350. and Indibanka, mercantile firm viduals. We pay Interest fin time deposit. NEW YORK. July 1. New York Is treatAmple resource, courteous considerable interest awaiting with ment auuerlor eervlce. the arrival In port of the Baltic, the latest White Stnr leviathan and the largest steamship ever launched. The Baltic left Liverpool day before yesterday and la due In New York early next week. Registering, aa she does, 24,000 tons, the Baltic exceeds the Cedric and Celtic by 2,000 tons. Her capacity for cargo I about 28,000 tons, and the displacement at her load draft about 40.000 tons. She is 726 feet In length miles or twenty-al- x feet longer than the This popular resort, 5 ea two above and Cedric Celtic, which, with her from Ogden, Is 7,000 feet she funnels s and four masts, ha pole great delightful camping level, great resembles. grounds among the pines, ample The symmetry of her hull la so perhotel accommodations, fine table fect that it is only when In Juxtapoboard, pure cool air and pure spring sition to other craft that the steamer1 a water. tremendous ise is apparent. She 1 JUST THE PLACE primarily intended to meet the want SPEND A DAY OR WEEK TO of an Increasing number of traveler OR ALL SUMMER. whose first desire la 'not great speed, but the largest modicum of comfort TERMS: coupled with moderate speed. She can Eoard and Lodging, pr wek...$6JW carry 2,000 passengers, besides a crew 35 and 50c 8ingle Meals of 850. All her first class accommoVice-Preside- Altant SO SAYS FORMER CONGRESSMAN SHAFROTH. FOR IMMENSE SUMS USED TO BRIBE ARRANGED EVERYTHING ST. LOUIS OFFICIALS. CONVENIENCE OF DELEGATES. Elaetion Will Ba Democratic Leadere and Delegate Believes National Gathering in St. Loui From Carriad With Any Strong all Section. Candidate. WASHINGTON, July 1. "I doubt If Judge Parker will be nominated unletw he wine on the firm lmllut," aald former UongrpHHman Nhafroth. of Colorado, I ain inclined to believe that today. a combination will be made which will defeat him. I never! hdeMH think he would make a atrong candidate and be elected. With any good man we ought to be able to win this year. While not a direct the money queatinn do I not believe question thla year, Kalian und City platthe Chicago form ought to be Ignored at St. Loui. I think the proiqiecta of Democratic aut-reIn Colorado are very bright," said Mr. H ha froth. The Republicans are finding the lubor trouble a very difficult proposition to handle, and no one can tell Juat what effect the serious nature of recent occurrences In the slate will have at the poll next The recent dynamlnte November. the blowing up of the railoutrages, way station near Cripple Creek, and the events that followed, stirred up righteous Indignation. The perpetrators of these outrages must be, and will be, brought to Justice. Rut the motion of Governor Peabody, the Republican men state executive. In deporting from the seate, or allowing his military representative to deport these men, Is also condemned. "The Impression throughout the state seems to be that outrage by Individual are bad enough, and that those committed by organisations are terrible, but when an officer of the state, sworn to support the constitution, which says no man shall be deprived of his liberty without due process of law, deliberately take men away from their families and banishes them from the commonwealth, auch action Is considered exceedingly reprehensible." Speaking of the platform adopted by the Republican party at Chicago. Mr. Rhafroth said: "Its best friends can hardly call it a strong platform. It I simply a claim for credit for everything that hna been of benefit to the country and a disclaimer of everything that ha not been good. The Philippine plank la the poorest excuse for outlining a policy ever put into print. There 1 no policy at all "The plank which deals with the alleged disfranchisement of a class of voters In some of the southern states and proposes in retaliation to reduce the representation of those states In the congress Is but a bid for the negro vote. The United States supreme court seems to have upheld the con' dU' titutinnality of these franchlsement laws whenever they have been brought before the tribunal, so on what theory can the Republicans cut down the representation? There Is nothing in law on which they could base such action." 1 s ocm-mltt- ed ed DEPEW NOT CERTAIN ROOSEVELT WILL WIN NEW YORK, July 1. "Roosevelt will carry New York state and elected If we nominate the very best candidate for governor we can And. X am a candidate for to the senate and know of no serloua oppo sit ion. Thu Senator Chauncey M. Depew, on the eve of hla departure for Europe, named a condition on which thought President Roosevelt might get a second term and formally an - nounced hla own candidacy for to the senate seat he now holda. i And who might be the beat candidate for governor?" he waa asked. I have no candidate. Rut a man like Root, Bliss. Black, or Woodruff would do. I have been told that Root will not have It." FIRST ROOSEVELT CLUB ORGANIZED BY NEGROE8 RICHMOND. Va.. July 1. The first Roosevelt and Fairbanks club In the country has been organised here. It la composed of negroes. The principal speaker was W. D.- - Crum, who wus appointed by Roosevelt collector of customs at Charleston, 8. C. A Runaway Bicyela Terminated with an ugly cut on the leg of J. R. Orner, Franklin Grove, III It develoied a stubborn ulcer, unyielding to doctor and remedies for four year. Then Bucklens Arnica Salve cured. It' Just a good for burn, scalds, skin eruptions and piles. Twenty-liv- e cents at Jesse J. Driver's drug store. ST. LOUIS. Mo., July 1. ITsctically every detail has been arranged and I lit- ilnlshlng touches are being made to the Coliseum for next weeks DemDemoocratic national convention. cratic hosts are already enrnute to Rt. Louis. Tomorrow the uirty leaders from east, west, south and north will come Hocking to attend the various conferences and committee meetings, preparatory to the work of the big convention Itself. In the Coliseum every detull to add convenience of delegates, the to guests and convention workers that could be thought out has been InThe arrangements make stalled. every seat In the building desirable. The large platform for the accommodation of the officers of the convention and the national committee has been constructed In the center of the northern aide of the auditorium. Directly in front of It divisions have been made for the delegates, while directly to the right and left are the reservations for the working press, with seats for alternates to the extreme right and left of the arena. lead from the Three passageways front of the platform to the telegraph and telephone offices directly undeT and Kick of It. Wiring Is complete for lighting and Telefans throughout the building. to afford are Installed being phones chairmen of different delegations means of communication to all working parts of the Coliseum. This feature Is a new one, and its adoption by the national committee was upon the suggestion of the local committee from the Business Men's league. There will be an emergency hospital In the building large enough to accommodate all of those who may be overcome by the warmth of the proceedings. A large corps of nurses and and physicians will be constantly on hand to care for possible heat prostrations and for any who may be Injured In the jam that necessarily attends a meeting of a national political convention. In the exposition building are the headquarters of the national committee and of the committees on resolutions, credentials and permanent organisation and order of business. Each of the rooms used as commute headquarters la capable of seating several hundred persons. Many Big Corporations Aro Accused in tho Confession Mado By Charlas Gutks. ST. LOUIS. July 1. The confession made by Charles A. Gutke, former member of the house of delegates, gives the Inside history of the meth- ods of the gang of boodlera whose rule of this city la being broken up by Circuit Attorney Folk. The revelations which have been made by Gutke open up many new avenue of Investigation and brings thing to light which have not been heard of before. Involving men higher up. Part of hla confession is aa follows: The beat reparation that I can make for the wrongs I Jiave done Is to confess fully to everything in order that the public may realise what ha been going on. Yielding to the pleadings of my wife, I have determined to do all I can to atone fbr my !na again! the public. The people of St. Loula even now do not realise how they have been persistently plundered for years and years by the men they elected to make laws for the city. I became a member of the house of delegates In 1897 and at once became a member of the combine of that body, which was an organisation comdations Is amidships. The grand dinposed of nineteen delegates for the saloon, situuted on the upper deck, purpose of selling legislation. The first ing extends the full width of the ship bill that came up after I had become feet. It has a seating seventy-fiv- e a member of the combine waa the 870 people. tor capacity suburban loop bill. The combine got 130,000 for their vote on thla bUL On GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS the Union avenue bill we got $18,000. FOR WIRELESS CIRCUIT On the Central Traction bill we got $75,000. On the Third street line bill WASHINGTON, July 1. Following we got $75,000. On the lighting bill we a report by the wireless telegraphy got $47,000. On the Suburban bill we board of the navy a contract ha been were to get $75,000, which la now In a signed with the Deforrest Wireless deposit box In the Lincoln Trust comTelegraph company providing tor five pany, being placed there with the of the longest wireless circuits In the agreement that it should be turned world. over to us when the bill had been The terms of the contract give the passed. the right to make full use government While these are some of the largest of the Deforrest system and the gov bribes secured during my term of eminent pays for the installation of office, there were Innumerable others stations and equipment. To the com ranging from $10,000 to a few hundred Is given the right to send all dollar. for some minor privilege. The pany and commercial messages over private bribe price were fixed In meetings of lines. these the combine, the procedure being for The contract accomplishes the plan some member to get up and move that wireless communication from New of a certain price be fixed on a certain to Panama and makes it posbill. Other members would give their England sible to expect within a short time opinions, a vote would be taken and wireless communication from New the price securing the highest number York to the Orient of vote would be adopted. Then we The government will erect stations would select an agent of the combine the naval bases between connecting by ballot to negotiate for and receive Culebra and West, Key Guantanamo, the money. The agent would distribPanama. A station will be placed In ute tae BEATEN BECAUSE SHE money among ua Lower California and connect with San Fran my Intimate knowledge of REFUSED TO MARRY which will connect with the dealing of this combine, and what Francisco, A station, which is one of Seattle. FRESNO, Cal., July 1. Because ha been going on here for the Inst the largest in the world, is being opMarie Trombetti refused to marry the quarter of a century, I make the posiat Dutch Harbor in the Aleu erated man whom he had selected for her, tive statement that there Is hardly a tlun and will soon be in Islands, Blanca Rchelto. her sisters husband, corporation In the city of Rt. Louta with a touch station in Kamchatka. of $100,000 or over that has not been beat the gorl almost to death. for which the required concesRchelto 1 a barber, who ha been In held for bribe money In the house of Japan, sion has already 'been granted and this country with his wife for many delegates I aetde aa agent of the from there the plan la to connect with yenrs. Revernl months ago he and hi combine In a number of these deal. the Japanese government system, wife agreed to bring Marie, who 1 In the erelghrdlur Which Is proving a marvel In modem nineteen year old. from Italy and In the Suburban deal I went with marry her to Louis Imperatrlce, who Krati to Stocks house, and wa pres- military operations. The Detorrest company Is building furnished the money for the girl's ent when the agreement wa made reat Panama a mast which will be the fare. Marie agreed to this arrange- garding the bribe of $60,000 for Krats, ment. but at that time had not seen which la now In a lock box of the highest used for telegraphy in the world and capacity, it Is said, of send Imperatrlce, who Is an ugly man. Mississippi Valley Trust company. I When the girl first saw the man who went with Krats and Carroll to the lng from 2,000 to 1,0000 miles. was chosen for her life partner she office of a prominent broker In the YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONFERENCE, screamed and fainted. Upon recov- lighting deal, and there $20,000 was CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., she July 1. A vowed to she would rather die paid this broker to give the comering than marry him and begged that she bine, and the promise was made then conference of Young People's Leaders began today on Lookout mountain he sent back to her home In Italy. This that $27,000 more would he paid. was about a week ago, and since then Other details were given by Gutke, and will continue until July 10. The she has been threatened with death who mentioned the name of a promi- presiding officer Is Rev. Dr. John F. The program dally by Rchelto, unless she consent- nent local politician, who, he said, had Goueher of Baltimore. of the conference Bible Includes ed to the marriage. been at the head of nearly all the addresses study, Rchelto by leading speakers hit her several times combines in the house of delegates Today and training for missionary work. with his fist, demanding that she mar- during the past twenty-fiv- e years. He ry Imperatrlce, and, as she still re- said the boodle gang In St Louis, fused. he slesed a chair and began to which Is more powerful than the peo- NEGRO HANGED FOR MURDER batter her over the' head with It She ple of St. Louis dream of, has MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., July 1. The already backed away from him and escaped planned to rapture the circuit attor- execution of Benjamin Springs, a ne' gro, took place today In the state pristhrough a door, running to a neigh- ney's office at the next election. bor's with her face and head covered on here. The crime for which Springs with blood. Rchelto disappeared and waa hanged was the murder of Jesse GYMNASTS AT 8T. LOUIS. the police are looking for him. Case, also colored, at Terre Haute ST. LOUIS. Mo.. July 1. Among to- last spring. WILL BE 8CARCITY day's events at the world's fair none OF PRESIDENTIAL ORATORY was of more Interest or attracted Disastrous Wrecks. more attention than the opening of Carelessness is responsible for WASHINGTON, July 1. President the Turner international exhibition many a railway wreck and the same Roosevelt has absolutely decided that and competition. For months past causes are making human wrecks of he will make practically no speeches the Turners societies throughout sufferers from throat and lung trouduring the coming campaign, and the America have been training for these bles. But alnce the advent of Dr. probabilities are that the Democratic contests, which are to continue Kings New Discovery for Consumpcandidate, if he is Judge Parker, Sen through today and tomorrow. The tion, Coughs and Colds, even the worst ator Gormnn. Mayor McClellan or any Interest In the events has been cases can be cured, and hopeless greatother man of that stamp, will like ly heightened by the presence among resignation Is no longer necessary. wise refrain from speechmaking, the competitors of ten young men be- Mrs. Lola Cragg of Dorchester, Mass., permitting hla speech of acceptance longing to the Berliner Turnerschaft, Is one of the many whose life was the nomination to answer for the de They form the flower of the German saved by Dr. King's new discovery. mands upon him for oratory In the Turners end are under the leadersh'p Thl great remedy Is guaranteed for campaign. The In the and direction of Frlti Hofmann, the all throat and lung diseases by Jesse campaign, therefore, will be by others champion runner and Jumper of Oer J. Driver, druggist Price 50c and $1. than the presidential nominees. Trial bottles free. many. 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