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Show DAILY COSSACKS LED I TO CONVENTION WILL NOMINATE STATE TICKET. A HAS DONE BI OUSSiAN GIRL UTAH STATE SUDDEN REVIVAL OF BLUE L JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1904. BECOMES OE AGE; GETS A PRESBRILLIANT WORK AS NEW YORK SHERIFF PUTS STOP WORTH WHILE BIRTHDAY MAN. YOUNG ENT FOR j TO SWEARING. A SCOUT. on Sunday Ball Selection of Taggart for National Aeeigned to Eepecially Periloue Work, Also Places Ban of Merand it Carried Baling She ing Through Chairman 8trengthena Party chandise. Successfully. in Hooaier State. Fortuns Lsft Him by Former President Play- of Singor Sowing Machine Company. NEW YORK. Aug. 2. This was a Tl'CKAHOE. N. Y-- , Aug. 3. WestINDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Auk. chester county officials have suddenly happy day for Alfred C. Bourne, son Democratic, state convention w;i callrevived old blue Ians which have not of Frederick G. Bourne, whose home is ed to order In Tomlinson hall at II o'clock thla morning. The convention been enforced In a quarter of a cen- at Oakdale. L. I. The young man bewill nominate candidalm for governor, those prohibiting came of age today and as a birthday especially tury, lieutenant - governor, eecretary of present he received $1,009,000 left to playing ball or selling merswearing, atauditor, of state, etate. treasurer him by Corman Clock, who acted as on Sunday. For some time chandise suof the torney general, reporter sponsor at young Bourne's baptism. received suphas sheriff complaint etate the statistician, court, Mr. Clock was president of the Sinpreme erintendent of public Instruction and about swearing among young men who ger Sewing Machine company, of was also two judges of the supreme court. have been In the habit of riding on which Frederick G. Bourne The convention opened with a prosofflclul. The latter, upon the death an trolley cars through Tuckahoe, Mount of Mr. Clock, assumed the office of pect of lively contests for the various Vernon, New Rochelle, Larchmont and places on the ticket. Prior to the St. president of the company, which he Rye, and he decided to enforce the still retains. Louis convention there appeared to be law. Not only did he have deputies a dearth of aspirants for places on the The fortunate young man who bewith the state riding on the cars, but at various came a millionaire over night celebut Democratic ticket, points he had bla official proclamation brated his good luck by giving a recepnomination of Parker and the selection declaring swearing to be a misde- tion today at his parents' home, Indian of Thomas Taggart of this state for meanor, tacked upon trees and In other Neck Hall. chairman of the national committee conspicuous places. the party leaders believe they will be The sheriff's order evidently fright- PATHETIC DEATH OF able to swing Indiana Into the Demened young hoodlums who have been ocratic column this fall. AN OLD WAR HORSE in the habit of congregating on the Those moat prominently mentioned BIG PRICE IS PUT ON for the various nominations are: For CHINESE REFUGEES HEAD square when the trolley cars from NEW YORK. Aug. 8. A cable to Mount Vernon, Yonkers and White the World from Paris says: A column governor. Major O. V. Mensles of Mount Vernon, W. W. Stevens of SaNEW YORK, Aug. 3. The World Plains arrived, as the square was prac- of troops marched past the Alsace N. of Samuel Ilench Fort says: A proclamation has been Is tically deserted. In order to escape column, In the Place de la Concorde lem, Judge VT. A. of Vincennes, Wayne, sued by the Chinese embassy at Wash- arrest the baseball players went to yesterday with drums beating and fifes Cullop is a East Chester, In Bronx borough, Just Nelson J. Bozarth of Elkhart, Samuel ington denouncing Snnn Man, old black playing. A broken-dow- n Ralston of Lebanon, and Thomas II. Chinese fugitive under sentence to be across the Mount Vernon line, to play. horse drawing a vegetable cart heard Members of the Sabbath Observance the music and saw the soldiers At the acts and Dillon of Petersburg; for lieutenant-governo- r, beheaded for revolutionary ofIs of E. E. Herring of South utterances. A reward 350,000 league and several other religious so- sound of the drums and the sight of In dreen-flelbeen cieties had detectives out gaining evi- the soldiers the old horse came to life. has S. Suan U. of head. Jackson Rend, and fered for his Chinese The dence against saloonkeepers and ho- He some time. HenderO. of J. state. for York New secretary pranced and trotted to the head of tel proprietors who were violating the the son; treasurer of state, Henry Berg-hof- f, consul general has put a hoo-domarching column, nearly ahaklng Some mem of Ft. Wayne, and E. W. Menau on all the residents of Chinatown who law, so It was alleged. the driver off the seat. Half way bers of the organisation. It Is said, across the square the horse stopped. of Salem: auditor of state, James R. have helped to support Suan. went around Mount Vernon and Yonkwho ar Riggs of Rulllvnn; superintendent of A young Chinese student His knees gave way and he fell dead. a Canton E. from fortnight ers with a camera and took snap shots The driver was dumped to the ground. public Instruction, Samuel Scott, of rived here Jefferson: reporter of the supreme ago said Suan Man dare of men going In the side doors of ho The soldiers marched around the The pictures will be submitted wreck and court Henry C. Yergln of Newcastle. not return to Canton, for he would tel laughed. Strong efforts are being mnde to lose his head. A Chinese reward of to the grand Jury. In front of the Alsace column, Just have J. O. Henderson nominated for 350,000 Is not exorbitant In the case seventeen years ago almost to a day, secretary of state. Henderson was the of a condemned revolutionary fugitive. POOR THIRTY YEARS, this same black horse nearly upset the WOMAN BECOMES RICH Hearst manager in Indiana previously A reward of $100,000 was once offered government of France. On that day to the Democratic national convention, for the head of a political refugee by he pranced through the Place de la 3. By a and it Is argued that his nomination the dowager empress." TACOMA, Wash., Aug. Concorde' carrying on his back Genwould go far toward bringing about The proclamation against Suan has sudden stroke of fortune Mrs Meta eral Boulanger, who came within an a complete reconciliation of the two been spread broadcast. There Is said Dixson was made the richest woman ace of being another Napoleon. factions of the party In Indiana. to be a plot to kidnap blm and tnke In Washington. Up to three days ago she had charge of a small flower store him to China. PROBATE JUDGES MEETING. MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS here, receiving $60 per month. PreCHARLEVOIX, Mich., Aug. 3. The IN STATE CONVENTION MEXICANS WILL MAKE vious to that she had been a pantry Michigan Probate Judges association THEIR OWN DYNAMITE woman at the Hotel Washington In began its annual meeting here today GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Aug. 3. Seattle. By the death of a brother at with about one hundred members in to 3. A Michigan Democrats are holding their Melbourne, Australia, she Inherits his attendance. NEW YORK, Aug. special and tomorrow Today state convention here today for the the Sun from the City of Mexico says: entire estate, worth more than $1,000,-00- 0. will be devoted to convention business 'nomination of candidates for governor A great dynamite factory at Lntlnaja, He died a bachelor at the age of and Friday, the concluding day of the and other state officers. The Rryan Mexico, In which the Mexican govern- $6, leaving two big farms, two gold meeting, will he given over to enterelement Insists thntmly a regular' ment Is largely Interested, has been mines, a coal mine, three hotels at tainment Needed legislation will be Democrat, or, In other words, one who completed and will commence opera- Melbourne and Sydney, a world re' discussed by the convention and a supported the national ticket In 1896 tions tomorrow. When the factory Is nowned race track near Melbourne, a number of addresses will be delivered. and 1900, should head the state tick running full blast Its capacity will be stone building costing 100,000, et, but. as the conservative wing of 4,000 tons of dynamite per year. Aa life insurance, and 35,000 in cash. SEVEN DEVIL8 SMELTER the party, headed by D. J. Campau. Is sunn as the company Is able to supply On his deathbed he willed his forREADY FOR OPERATION In supreme control of the convention the Mexican market the present Im- tune to Mrs. Dixson, relenting from the demands of the Rryan men are port duty of ISO per ton on dynamite the harsh feeling of thirty years ago, A special from Boise, Ida., to the likely to receive but scant considera- will he raised to $40 per ton, which when he disowned her because she Raker City Herald, July 30th, saya that tion. Edwin K. Sweet, mayor of duty Is intended to be prohibitive of married a poor man agaslnt his wishes. Zera Snow, a Portland attorney, who Grand Rapids, Justus 8. Stearns, of foreign dynamite. Until the company Both brother and sister then lived in Is counsel for the Ladd Metals com Ludlngton, and George D. Jackson of U fully able, however, to supply all New Zealand. Although rich, he re- pany. Is In Boise on business for that Ray City, are among those whose the Mexican demand, the duty will re- fused to help hep her when she reIn talking of the oper corporation. names are mentioned In connection main aa It now la, which will be for turned a widow one year later. For ations of that company In the Seven with the gubernatorial nomination. about three months. nearly thirty years Mrs. Dixson has Devils. Mr. Snow said the smelter The plant at Latlnaja Is equipped supported herself, coming to Puget have they were putting In MAY NOT KNOW HER for Increasing Its capacity as the de- sound a year ago. capacity of probably 60 tons a day, In HUSBAND'S FATE mand for the product Increases Cablegrams tell her that 35,000 hut It would not be known just how Mexico. The factory plant will sup- have been shipped to her from much It would handle until it had ohn PATERSON. N. J.. Aug. She msy go to Australia been tried. ply the Mexican army with smokeless The plant, he said, was of Lyons, who Is to be hanged here to- powder. The company is given the to settle the estate. She has invited all a somewhat new pattern. It was of a morrow for the murder of John Chris exclusive right by the Mexican govern- her acquaintances to a banquet on the combination of reverbatory and stack tlan, a watchman, has taken extra' ment to manufacture dynamite and arrival of the first Installment of the furnace designed to utilize wood fuel. ordinary care to keep the news of his other explosives in Mexico for four- wealth. Mr. Snow said there would be amfate from his wife, and will die on the teen years. ple ore for the plant While the GRAZING COMMISSION gallows without her knowledge Is his amount In sight so far was limited, MEETS AT DENVER the fact of plans carry. His friends are aid CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY the smelter being In opOF INDIAN POW-WOIng him In the endeavor and thus far eration would stimulate mining and Mrs. Lyons thinks there Is hope for DENVER, Colo., Aug. 3. The spe- would lea to the opening of an amOMAHA. Neb.. Aug. 3. Under the cial commission blm. The woman lives In New York appointed by Presi- ple supply. While there was rich ore and newspapers containing any refer' auspices of the local and the state his- dent Roosevelt last December began a there that would bear transportation ence to her husband's case are kept torical societies suitable exercises were three days' meeting In Denver today to distant points for treatment, there from her. Lyons still maintains his held today in celebration of the 100th to discuss questions of gracing on were quantities carrying values too low Innocence. anniversary of the first conference nrld lands and forest reserves, with to be disposed of In thnt manner. with Indians ever held west of the view to making a report to the presl Missouri river. The council was held dent which will be the basis for a bill FUSION IN KANSAS. Escaped an Awful Fate. 3 and 4, 1804, at old Fort Calto be presented to congress to settle DemL Roth Kan., August TOrEKA, Aug. Mr. H. Hagglns of Melbourne, Fla., ocrats and Populists are holding their houn. sixteen miles north of this city. those questions The commission My doctor told me I had conconvention here today for the purpose Colonel Merriweather Lewis and Gen- consists of W. A. Richards. F. H, writes, and nothing could be done sumption of naming candidates for the offices eral George Clark of the Lewis and Newell and Gifford PInchot. Before me. I was given up to die. The offor to be filled at the state election In Clark expedition there met the In- presenting its report to the president fer of a free trial bottle of Dr. King's November. Efforts are being made to diana, and the pow-wo- w which ensued the commission will consult with New Discovery for Consumption Inhave the two parties unite on a single furnished the name for Council number of representative stockmen duced me to try It. Results were ticket and It Is thought will succeed, Bluffs, Just across the Missouri river, who have been Invited to attend the startling. I am now on the road to though the fusion movement Is op- which has now grown Into a city of present meeting. recovery and owe all to Dr. King's posed by a numiier of the Populist "5.000 people. New Discovery. It surely saved my leaders. MISSOURI VALLEY This great cure Is life. guaranteed Rheumatism. TENNIS TOURNAMENT all throat and lung dlseasea for When pains or Irritation exist on TEXAS DEMOCRATS. by Jesse J. Driver, druggist. Prlc 50c any part of the body, the application KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Aug. 3. The and $1.00. Trial bottles free. HOlSTOX. Tex.. Aug. 2. The Tex- of Ballard's Snow IJnlment gives second annual tournament of the rl as Democratic convention met here to- prompt relief. E. W. Sullivan, proValley Tennis association opened RAYMOND ALBERTA EXCURSION. day and confirmed the results of the prietor Sullivan House, El Reno, O. T.. today on the Dyklngton courts under recent primaries which renominated writes June 9. 1902: I take pleas most favorable auspices. The entries August 6th. Governor Lanham and Indorsed ure In recommending Ballard's Snow Include tennis cracks of half a dozen A beautiful ride of over fifteen hunto Liniment to all who are afflicted with states and the competition In all Charles A. 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