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Show 3 .' t 4 DAILY ii IREADY INGE 1 ii UTAH 8TATE JOURNAL. AUGUST 26, 1904. FOR THE You Can Buy tDENVEfl$IOEMNlj HACK TO STATES FUTURITY STAKESI BUCK THE TIGER FRIDAY, Tim. . GATES ANO DRAKE DROP AT FARO. 27,000 VOTE CREAM OF BLACK CODDLING CAUSES NEGRO DEVILTRIES." HIS OF 1904 TO COMPETE. AMERICAN .FRIENDS THE INDUCEMENT. . DEPART. No. ARE E. C.rd-- 1,, Atlantic Mall for sm, City. Ifkpoints Provo and east... No. 12 :45. To Salt Lake city Intermediate Points, dally and Limit Removed Southern Clergyman Describes BaneChicagoans Wanted ful Influence of Presidents But House Woutd Not Bsd Policy. 8tand For It. N. Y, Aug. 26. John AY. Gates and John A. Drake, Chicago millionaires and turf plungers, gladdened the hearts of the gamblers here and stirred up a little excitement In the club house resorts lust night by bucking the tiger for a big limit In the Chicago club. Fortune was against them, and alien they left for their ho tela In the early morning hours they SARATOGA, had lost n i , , u H ! 127,000. Sum of 61,530 Is In Sight for the The Once Greet King of Tammsny is in No Wsy Wedded to First Thre Horses To-- y morrow. England. A special copyright cable to the New ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. 26.' "Roose- NEW YORK. Aug. 26. The tried York World from Wantage, England, veltimi Bearing Its Fruit," is the title and cream of the proved, the very of a signed article by Dr. M. B. Wharsays: of 1904, and they are Richard Croker left here for the ton, one of the foremost Baptist mln- the fln,t areat rac aU ln ara M Curragh of Kildare yesterday. Inter In the south, which will beman5r Mr. Croker Intends to sail soon for printed in tomorrow's Atlanta Journal. the fall campaign on the New York Dr. Wharton Is a noted author, hav- tracks, the richest event of the Amer- America, where he will pay a three ing written Famous Women of the ican turf, and the most talked of race: months visit. Old Testament." After terming RooseIt is reported that almost Imme of the year, the Futurity a takes, to be d lately on his return his entire prop velt an adventurer playing the part of a being between Caesar and a Don run for tomorrow at the Sheepshead erty at Wantage will be sold by auc Ray track, as the feature of the open- Horn- Quixote," Dr. Wharton says: "He has deliberately On receipt of this cablegram the attempted, ing of the autumn season. Notwithto Andrew though he had a noble aouthern wo- standing all prophecies of the summer World telegraphed It man for a mother, to make Anglo-Saxo- n who Is at the Maplewood Freedman, and In spite of the general opinion freemen subservient to the Ignorant hotel ln New Hampshire, and asked colt him if he knew of Mr. Crokers black population of the south who had that Keene, with his splendid pro universally been given the ballot, with Bysonby, seems to have the best weed visit and when he le expected. the hope of continuing himself In of- chance at the big prise, and also ln the Mr. Freedman replied by wire: fice though the ruin of the country be Maplewood Hotel. N. H.. Aug. 24. common belief that; face of the further the consequence. state the time of Mr. Croker' Cannot If there ! a contest It will be between Wihle the Stateslwro affair will be arrival. When he conies It will be for heralded through the north as s the Keene and Paget entries, there! purpose of visiting his relatives and southern outrage , I hereby pronounce has been found to oppose the public socially greeting hie many stanch old It Roosevelt Ism I tearing Its fruit. Had favorites a field of generous size and friends, who ln his absence are mind It not been for Roosevelt's coddling I one that for class stra'ght through has ful of hla worth and merit and are the negro these devilish Ideas would been excelled by no Futurity field of I anxious to see him again, not have gotten Into their heads In all years gone by, the full list of horses "ANDREW FREEDMAN." probability. named to start for the great prixe I Dr. William T. Jenkins, brother-l- n His negro policy has been such that numbering nearly a score, and giving law of Mr. Croker, eald last night that crime among the negroes has been on I promise of a struggle ln every way he would not be at all If Mr. surprised the Increase. In remote dlstrlcte like I worthy of the most valuable event of Croker came within the next tw the one In question they Just think the American turf and the most pop-- 1 weeks. thut so Roosevelt Is with them they ular fixture ever devised for horses "We received a letter from him tw dont care who shall be against them. two year old. weeks ago, and though he made no If he Is elected and attempts to carry The sum of $61,530 s ln sight for definite mention of hla Intention to out or enlarge upon his present negro the first three horses ln tomorrows come It would not surprise me at all. policy fit. Domingo will be a bloom- big race. This Is the largest sum ever He has spoken In his letters of com ing elyslum compared to this south- offered for a horse race ln this coun- Ing over at different times. ern land of ours." He is not wedded to England, but try, and probably In the world. it agrees with him, and there he Is free from annoyance. If anything In NEGRO HANGED EOR ICENTENABY OF THE duces him to come back It will be his friends. He Is extremely loyal to them, and I know that great numbers them have been trying hard to get E LEGION OF HONOR of him to come back. Not a day passes but some of them ask If It Is not pos slble to get him back here. They have written to him to return, and ROOSEVELT ASKED TO COMMUTE IT WAS FOUNDED BY NAPOLEON many of them have urged him person THE SENTENCE. ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO. ally, ne Is very much averse to re turning to politics. I know that. It la barely possible that he may It Was Alleged that Prisoner Wae of Grand Military Diaplay Opens Cele-Ws- consider remaining here permanently. Mind But Prssidsnt Rs- bration in pariaTwo Amar. Hla strongest ties are here and the fused to Interfere. icana Hava Baan Honorad. urging of his friends may lead him to N0 Gates and Drake were talking to their two friends, Ort Wells and Alfonso Hudson, early in the evening, when the proposition was made to go around the corner and buck the tig' er. It was a go" and all adjourned to the Chicago cluli, which Is situnted on a side street Just back of the rail road station. In When they reached the rooms which faro is played Gates glanced around and demanded In his breesy western manner: What are you run. ning here? Looks like a cheap crap game. What is the limit?" "One hundred dollars," was the an swer. "Too small," suld Gates. Make It 1250 to cases and $500 to doubles and I'll go you. It. Croker who Is said to be the backer of the club, protested that the house couldn't stand It. At this Juncture Joe Ullman and Maxie Blumen-tha- l. two bookmakers who were In the room, offered to take half the play off the house's hnnds In order, ns they said, to give Gates all the action he wanted." This satisfied the house, and Gates and Drake sat down to one of the tables snd started in. The chips were put out at $2,500 a stack twenty chips at $125 each. Each man had a separate system, which he plsyed to the end. As a consequence their bets were sometimes opposed to one another. They had hard luck from the start, and were some thousands in the box" when Oates suggested that the limit be raised to $500 to rases and $1,000 to doubles, remarking, however, that he would be better satisfied If they took the limit off altogether. Ullman and Rlumenthal shied at that, but consented to make It $500 snd $1,000. It was now 2 a. m. and Drake and C" AU ,fc PARIS- - Aug. 26. One of the things Gates between them were $20,000 loser. , Burley, the negro In whose In whlch Pnrla la moat lntereated Just The game proceeded, and luck was case the president declined to Inter- - now or the nteni the still against them. Gates was freha"ed t0day ,n the Ury of the Legion of Honor, which was iTT1!! d, thut is when quently Jail. Burley's crime was com-- 1 constituted by the Emperor Napoleon' he had one card bet to win and an- milted about a year ago, his victim one hundred years ago. The celebraother bet to lose, the cards would come being a little girl nam- tion formally opened today with a out so that he would lose both bets ed Turner. grand military display attended by "on the turn." An application was made to the President Loubet and by many disI may know a few things about president to commute the sentence of members of the order, Intinguished other lines of business and sport," said Hurley to imprisonment for life. It cluding the American Gates at one stage of the game, as he living alleged that the ambassador, prisoner wai of General Horace Porter. The exercises saw his chips steadily dwindling, but mind so weak as to be Irresponsible or today will be followed by another what I don't know about this game for his crime. Attorney-Gener- al review of troops and appropriate would fill a large look. Why, a Moody Investlgated.the case and refetes on the spot near Boulogne where know more about It ported to the monkey would president fully ns to stood when he distributed Napoleon than I do." the facts. In rejecting the applies the first insignia of the legion to his He was manifestly sore. Then he 41on for commutation of Burleys sen' sol-- 1 asked for a new stack of chips, and resumed the play if If he was betting 1"niuiion w,th the celebration it I buttons Instead of thousands of dol- and stated his belief that quick Justice I,ta Interesting to note that Secretary of lars. And still the cards ran con- In rasp. would , State John Hay and General Porter I trary. are the only two Americans who have I Finally Gates said to lilumenthal: You sit In Maxie. and deal, GEORGIA ASKS CHEAPER FAES.1 rM'e,ved the srand croM and cordon 01 f he Leg,on of Honor- - Ferdinand Peck. I enn't Iient this fellow." 6 Aug The rail Wh co,mnlloner of th Oh, no," said Blumenthal: this road commission of Geo'rgla hel a t0 PMia exp08l,,0n of 1900. .dealer is all right. Besides. It has been meeting today and the mat- - and so long since I pulled 'em out of the ter of Charlemagne Tower, the present on the railroads for a American calling ambassador to Oermany, I box that I don't believe I'd know reduction In passenger fares from have the stare of grand officers, wfiile I how." three to two cent a mile In this stnte. there are several score other Amerl- But Oates was game" and he kept The commissioners give aa their rea- cans in various walks of life who It up, betting the limit every time. son for recommending the reduction have crosses of commander, officer, or Sometimes he would go over the limit; that the railroads have been extremely knight of the order. then the dealer would simply reach lax in the matter of Improvements, over and cut the stack to the limit, especially in the matter of depots, and All this time Drake was quietly ab- that ln view of the inadequate acsorbed in his own play, nnd, like commodations provided by the roads Gates, he had lost heavily. At one time for the comfort nnd How many tfine thoughts accommodation of the two were out $45,000, but at 4 a. their passengers the belief Is ex m. they had won back $18,000, and along that word of three pressed that two cents a mile Is sufthey quit only $27,000 to the bad. fiilently high a rate to charge for pas-- 1 letters: senger traffic. It 1 expected that the AERIAL RACE AT ST. LOUIS. railroads will vigorously protest AUTOMOBILE RACING ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Aug. 26. An aergainst the recommendation of the MEET AT DETROIT ial race for the AVashlngton Monu- stale commission. ment will be one or the features of DETROIT, Mich.. Aug. 26. A two "Liberal Arts Day" at the exposition Better than Gold. days' automobile racing meet opened I was troubled for tomorrow. George T. Tomlinson, of several yean at the Grosse Pointe track today un- Syracuse will make the first official with chronic Indigestion and nervous der the auspices of the Detroit Auto- trial for the prise of $5,000 offered by debility." writes J. F. Green, of Lanmobile club. The big prixe list has the exposition company. caster. N. H. MtterJ The balloon which will be used for until I began using Electric ful' the race is a new silk bag with a ca- whlch did me more good than all the 15.000 of Tomfeet. Mr. cubic medicine I ever used, They have also pacity Nearly Forfaits Hie Life. linson holds the record for the long- kept my wife in excellent health for A runaway, almost ending fatally. est amateur flight ln this country, years. She says Electric Bitter, n nt made N. Y., last ust splendid for female Blnghnmptnn. troubles rS1 I. whip-sawe- four-year-o- ld (26c.) it. I" dlw-usse- d TEA - al PEERY BROTHERS Wheat Flakes .r.r lr . and run iora To." I Lake City. rnir TIME CARD in Effect Juno you dont get tired of D - t ANOTHER. WHY I ff Why not buy a Plano that every member of the family can play? We have something new. Come in and see It We will arrange terms to suit . ANSON CO. (lncorpormtea.) Temple of Music. 74 MAIN STREET. Successors to Dayneg Music Co. SALT LAKE CITY. ALBERT F. RICHEY n6ertaker Phone ISO 2372 Washington Open Day and Slight. HOUSE WIRING I tello COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC CO. STAN 8. STEVENS, Manager. 2279 514-- Washington and Portland. daily 12:05 p.m. No. 11 Cache Valley Express, dally 7:15 p.m. Arriva from North Ogdon. No. 8 Fast Mall from Portland and Butte, dally 7:09 a. m No. 12 Cache Valley Ex10:30 a. m press, dally No. 10 Pocatello Express, Nol 6:00 pa dally for 8outh of Ogden. Depart 8 From Portland, Butte and Pocatello for Balt Lake City 7:25am No. 4 Local to Balt Lake City 8:10 aa No. 12 Cache Valley to Balt Lake City ,,, 10:45am No. 2 Limited for Salt Lake 1:20 pm City, dally No. 10 From Portland and Pocatello for Balt 0:10 pm Lake City, dally Arrive from 8outh of Ogden. No. 9 But.e and Pocatello from Salt Expxi Labs City and Intermediate points, dally. ...12:45a.m. No. $ Atlantic Express from Salt Lake City and Those Lite Men Phone 9 1 i CARSTENSEN 19, 1904, Depart for North of Ogdon. Pocatello and Butte Express, dilly 1:25a.m. No. 7 Fast Mall for PocaNo. Intermediate 8.00 a.m. points, dally No. 7 Pocatello and Portland Express from Salt Lake City, dally. 11:20 a.m No. l Fast Mall from Salt 2:20 pm." Lake City, dally No. 11 Cache Valley Express from Balt Laka City, dally :llpm lef r No, he had never seen a fore flag of any kind before. He had heard that there was such things, and once he had seen a picture of a flag on a poster, but that was a long time ago. nnd he had almost forgotten it. He had lived V" w,od" a" h,a ,,fe' and nev- bfen u mllM from h,R 1Ie wantad know what the ting meant, and listened In silence Wh,n ,B I. Urn. He rite. tln WORLDS FAIR NO CHANGE OF CARS TO ST. LOUIS AND RETURN k a VIA No. No. UNION PACIFIC No. AND WABASH RAILROADS Passenger are landed at main entrance of the Exposition at a convenient hoar in the morning, tlim saving time and expense on arrival at St. Louim, and avoiding the great crowds at the big Union Station. MANY HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE llluntralrd GhM r to Fair fret on applied tug, A. B, MOSELEY Traveling Passenger . I9041 TIME CARD, in Effect June No. No. DEPART. m. Mall and Express.... 8: 20 2 Oveland .Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City and EaaLdaily 4 Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs. 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BENTON, General Axent C. A. HEKBY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. O. B. GILSON, Agent Ogden. him. The Incident happened In the long Pine country In which the Kaul Lumbr company Is operating, near the Httle backwoods town of Juniata. A party of government foresters, under Franklin W. Reed, was encamped ln the woods beside the road. A large flag tied to a sapling pine announced the site as a government camp. One evening a little old man came down the road driving a yoke of steers and stopped to inquire whether the party would like to buy some pork. He got out of his cart, sat down on a stump and after a moment's conversation his eye caught sight of the flag on the sapling. He looked at It in a puxxled way, then asked what it was. The men thought ot first he was Joking, but It was soon apparent the question was In good faith. That's the American flag, man. Haven't you ever seen the flag be- I paruunt, dalt The kind A man was discovered "I hm' " year. Slt O urd NEVER HAD SEEN THE FLAG. ln Coosa county, Alabama, last winter who had never seen the American flag. What Is more, he had not the least perception of what 't meant and was much astonished when this was explained to 4Atlantic Exprese VoV Salt Lake City, Pueblo and all point, east dally ' ARRIVE. No. $ Pacific Express from Denver, Pueblo, Provo Lake City and ali . points east dally 12:5S No. 6 Pacific Limited from Balt Lake City, prov Denver and all points dally , No. 1 Pacific Mall from Denver, Pueblo, Leadvllle, Salt Lake city and all pointe east dally 2:40 a No. 9 Local from Sanpete Valley 7.0 8,1 I Through Bleepln Can to Ctty, Chicago and t. Loui. Sew Ya&n FIGURE OUT WHAT 80ME OF THE CEREALS COST YOU. THEN BUY NEW-FANGLE- Pueblo.,: ea,t No. A QUARTER sk return." John Whalen, who Is one Crokera warmest friends and who has been prominent among those who have h,m t0 return- - Mla last night: have heard nothing definite of Mr. Crokers Intention to return, look for him back some time. It is only natural that he should return." At the Democratic club last night It was said that no order had been re calved from Mr. Croker to put hie rooms ln order there. Leadvllle, THIRTEEN STAMPS FOR A CENT AND ds Limited for Salt Lake City, Provo non-delive- ry non-delive- ry YOULL ALWAYS FIND Eastern Corn-re- d Beef or any other (rood BALLARD 4 RINCM& TeL 658. |