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Show PMK THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SIX GRACE LOVE NAVAL MILITIA UNION PACIFIC Depart. I:tl Ha, 10 Faat mall No. I Lo Angeles Limited 1:10 Xol S Overland Limited fur Bluffs, Omaha, Council Denver, Kaneaa City and 1:10 east. dally Kol 4 Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha. Council Bluffs. Kansas City, and all pointa East, dally.... 7:49 Arrive, No. I California Express from Council Bluffa Omaha. Denver, Kansas City 1:41 and East, dally 11:11 No. 9 East Nall N& 1 Overland Limited from Bluffa Omaha, Council Kansas City, Denver, and all points East, dally.... 4:M No. 7 Los Angelee Limited l:!i PJB Another Romance in Life of Elaborate Sea Plans Take Form PA State Tars Will Get Intei-iedl- ate Na Na points From Balt Lake and East a.m p.m pjn pan 11:21am 2:4 p.m SOUTHERN PACIFIC Depart. Na I Pacific Express for San Francisco and later mediate pointa dally..., 5:21 am Pacific Express throuffh to Baa Francis1:41 pm co, dally 1:25 p.m Fast Nail Na Na 1 Overland Limited... 5:10 p.n Arriva 7:10 5 Atlantia Express from i:20 San Franciaco, dally Na I Overland Limited.... 1:10 Na 4 Atlantic Express from 10 FUst Mai: San Francisco and later mediate pointa daily am am pjn 5:15 p.m Oregon Short Line North ef Ogden. Depart Na 0 Portland, Spokant Pocatello and Butte Ex 1:15 am Expreaa dally 12 and Keltoa Naiad Na Leave via Brigham, Tueo days, Thursdays A Batur 5:20 aJts daya Na 7 Feat Mall, Portland B poke ns, Pocatello and .2:25 PAB Butts, dally , T Na 11 Cache Valley press, dally Na Ex- ,5: 10 pm 15 Yellowstone Special. 1: 10 p.m. Arrive. Na 14 Telloweton Special. 0:25 a.m. Na B Fast Nall from Port land, Spokant Pocatello 5:50 am and Buttt daily Na 12 Cache Valley Ex 10:22 am prpea, daily Na 10 Portland, Spokant Butte and Pocatello Ex 2:00 p.m. promt dally Nt 24 Naiad and Keltoa Arrive via Brigham. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur7:05 days South of Ogden. Depart Nt 14 Yellowstone Special. 1:15 Na 0 Portland, Spokant Butts and Pocatello for Salt Lake City, dally.... 7:15 Na 0 Local for Balt Lake 5:25 City, dally 12 Balt to Cache Na Valley ..12:40 Take City.... Na 2 Local for Balt Lake City, Frovo, Nephl and 2:02 J uab, dally Na 14 Overland Limited to 5:42 Salt Lake City Na 10 Portland. Spokane, Butte and Pocatello to 1:15 Balt Lake City, dally Lim15 Los Angeles Na ,5: 55 ited. Na 4 Balt Lake Flyer... 5:10 Arriva No. 0 Portland, Bpokane, Buttt and Pocatello Express from Salt Lake Cltya12:50 Na 5 Atlantic Express from Salt Lake City and Intermediate Pointa dally.... 1:10 Na 12 Local from Balt Lake .10: 40 City. . Na 17 Los Angeles Limited 1:20 Limited Na 1 Overland From Balt Lake City, dally 1:40 Na 7 Portland, Spokane, Butte and Pocatello Express from Balt Lake City, 2:01 daily Na 11 Cache Valley Express from Salt Lake City, Provo, 6:02 Nephl A Juab dally Na 2 Eastern Express.... 7:20 Na 1 5 Telloirstone Special 7:25 There WASHINGTON, Aug. 5. Plans hav been completed at the navy depart-mefur the Joint maneuvers of the naval militia battalions of the eastern and New England states, which will begin three days hence In Gardiner's Bay, Long Island Bound. The tour of duty fur the state tars will be the must extensive ever undertaken and will last from next Saturday until Monday. Auk. 17, two daya longer than th time allotted under the original project. It la announced that Commander Charles C, Marsh, U. 8. command the squadron at Gardiner's hay and that he has outlined a program of the tour of duty, wnlch differs widely from the maneuvers In former years, aa well as comprising interesting details impossible to obtain under the single battalion crulae on the vessel, as has been tba plan In previous years. Besides the converted yachts and other vesela owned by tha naval militia of all the states represented In the maneuvers except. Rhode Island and Maine, the Yankee and Prairie of the the torpedo flotilla, with parent ship, will participate. The Rhode Island battalion will probably be accommodated On either the Prairie or the Yankee, and these two vessel! will probably be utilised In a small part by the overflow detachments from other state naval militia commands which cannot be wholly accommodated on their own craft Naval officials believe that the plan proposed for thle years maneuvers haa many advantages over those in voyu In previous years, Inasmuch as It will afford an opportunity for the men to observe and get acquainted with the men of the naval militia of all tha other northern atatei participant In the tour of duty. The plan will, It Is expected, produce much that Is good In the way of uniformity, besides tending to a knowledge of various Ideas In other battalions which might he Incorporated In the facllltat. Ing of training. Thera will be two converted yachts, owned by thB Massachusetts naval militia, at Gardiners bay, two from New York state, one containing the Jersey City battalion of the New Jer-e- y Naval Reserves, and two from Connecticut, In addition to the vessels of the regular army. Much Interest In the coming maneuver Is evinced by the naval militiamen, especially because of the fact that, for the first time, the program will be carried out for a squadron, Instead of on hoard a Ingle chip, aa heretofore. At Gardiner's hay there will be boat races and competitive target practice by the crews of the various state comThe entire mands, with maneuvers. tour of duty will not be spent In the harbor at Gardiner's bay. on the contrary, a portion of the program t la said, will comprise sea duty, though of a different class from previous years. There will also he an opportunity for the study of torpedo boat works, an entirely new feature of the annual tour of duty of the reserves. CHICAGO, Aug. 5. Is Mrs. Grace ptt KENTUCKY FARMERS MEAN BUSINESS am n ia mdch-divun- vd o. aa a, O living man ever had a extraordinary, eventful and ro-- J L mantle career than this bold and brilliant student of Bonn, who began life as a German Revolutionist and ended it as an American leader. T f His famous and dashing exploit, the rescue of Kinlcel (hero of Rastadt), has been immortalized by Spielhagen, in a thrilling drama of marvelous beauty and exquisite charm. non-suppo- rt. highest grade of Bohemian Hops, it is food, drink and a tonic, invigorating every tissue of bone and brain. THE KING OF ALL BOTTLED BEERS From youth to old a,, th, ddkkm. and wholesoma juices of the malt put iron into his blood, giving life and force and power to all his thoughts and doings. Bottled Only at tke ANHEUSK-BUSC- JAPANESE NAVY THIRD IN RANK ed well-inform- ed tons. Through these increases Japan will push forward In to third place In the world's navies, Japan's position, with the ships, now being: Ready, fourteen battleships, with a tonnage of 191,400 and twelve large cruiser, with a tonnage of building, three battleship, with a total tonnage of 40,800, and four cruisers, with a tonnage of 64,200, to which must be added those vessels embraced In the latest information, namely, four battleships, with a total of 82,200, and five cruisers, with a tonnage of 92.500." 1410-19- 11 112,-00- 0; al- ready operation among the tobacco growers. Leaders in the movement, however, deny any sympathy with the night rider' and dynamite methods adopted by some of the tobacco planters and will seek to accomplish their alma by peaceful methods. MALTING CO DUtrlfcaton OGDEN, UTAH. THOMAS A. EDISON BERLIN, Aug 5. The Japanese navy will take third place in the navies formed In ltll, according to the tabulation made by the Germq0 navy league In its August leaflet. "Notwithstanding the assertions of Japan's bad financial position," the ar. MAKING A MONKEY OF HIM. tide says, "the programme of that young lady said 1907 appears to provide for considerReggy Ye-a- a, X reminded her of a beautiful flower. ably more construction than has been Weally, don't you think I resemble a reported. From a fully quarter It la affirmed that Japan, bepansy? sides a Yes, building the three battleships Peggy chlmpansee. Akl, A, and B, and the four armored cruisers Kura mania, Abukl and E. and F, has appropriated money for four additional battleships, each of 12,200 cruisers of ton, and for BREWERY H BECKER BREWING Any biography of Carl Schwa. PADUCAH. Ky., Aug. 5- - Kentucky farmers will gather here by hundreds tomorrow and will organise a State Farmer's Union. The sessions will be held behind closed doors. It Is proposed by the union to exercise the same control over the acreage and sale HOPELESS SPLIT QUITS FOR AWHILE IN GEM STATE BOISE, Ida., Aug 5. There will be YORK, Aug. 2. Thomas A. no compromise of the contending acEdison haa begun to gratify an ambitions ut the Democratic state convetion he has cherished many years, and ntion at Wallace. There will be two the laboratory at Llewellyn, N. J., will convention! and two state tickets see comparatively little of him henceThat Is the word that reached Boise forth. from the scene of the contest While Mr. Edison's ambition haa been to the forecast may be disturbed by togive himself a roving commission Into morrow'! events, It can be stated that pure science and to steer clear of com- the advance Information here given mercialism. He doesn't want to in- comes from an Inside source. crease hie fortune. He has now The Dubois faction claims to have which, he thinks, la more than over 170 of the 298 votes of the conenough. to enforce vention a clear Toward the end of this month he Is the action of themajority committee, state going with his wife on a month's trip which Mr. Dubois controls, in unseatto the Pacific coast. Hs may stay more the antis from Ada, Fremont, Bear than a month If the fancy strikes him. ing Lake and Oneida counties. The comThe change does not mean that Mr. mittee will Issue admission tickets Edison ia going to stop working. He bearing the names of those it derides le the kind of a man who thrivea and are entitled to seats. None other will lives on work. He couldn't stop' work- be allowed on the floor of the convening If he tried. It simply means he la tion. going to do the kind of work he wants Borne predict a free light as the reto do regardless of its commercial of this action, hut it is more than mit value. likely the untie will retire and hold a convention or their own. With the delegates unseated by the Dubois facIRELAND PLANS tion, they,, too, will have a majority of the total membership of the convention. UNIQUE PROGRAM The is men will likely nominate for governor, Judge C. O. Stocks-lagNEW 225,-000,0- 04 anti-Dubo- er of Halley, or John C. Rice of Caldwell. They will strongly endorse the Denver platform, and their ratification of Bryan's nomination will hs HOPED THE DAY WOULD END RIGHT. A bad beginning makes a good ending." Well, I hope you are right; my wifes mother came to visit us this morning. p.m. qualities of select Barley-Ma- lt and the tonic properties of the Ho more ardent advocate of Personal Liberty" ever breathed than this eloquent and valiant lieutenant of Abraham Lincoln, who fought to the very last (with tongue, sword and pen) and died, at three score years and seventeen, bearing with conscious dignity, the threefold honors of Prussian patriot. Independent statesman, and Union general. five-armor- ed p.m Combining the nourishing Carl fcrljnrj 12,600 agricultural products as am. of other In am BndlwaisCT again to become lira' for the fifth time? Friends of woman are confithe dent that such ia the case. Mrs. Grace Snell 1 1 certera recently secured a divorced fioui tier lust husband. Hugh M. Love, and it la r ported on good authority that Frank Nixon Coffin, undaunted by former matrimonial is now paying ardent court to the beautiful grass widow. Grace Knell's last appearance In the divorce court was In Los Angeles where she appeared against Hugh M. Love, once a newsiiaper man but noa an attaihe of the health office in the City of Angels. Terrible charges were made against the former scribe, among them tnat be wore pink pajamas In the drawing room when hla wife was entertaining friends; that he smoked a strong pipe In the parlor and expectorated Into the fire, and similar brutal crutliiec. Grace Knell ia the daughter of Amos J. Knell of Chicago, whose murder years ago has remained a great mystery. Grace, who inherited much wealth on the death of her lather, was first married In 18K5 to Frank Nixon Coffin. They lived together for nine years and Mrs. Coffin then gut a divorce on the ground of lmo.npatability. Kite then married James C. Walker, a Chicago hotel clerk. Khe got a divorce two yeara later for cruelty. 8 he remarried Coffin and got a second divorce, alleging Intoxication. In 1201, upon the death of their son, the couple were reconciled and married again. Bhe left him the same day and the next day sued for a divorce on the ground uf Coffin making no protest. Mrs. Coffin then married Perkins A. Lyman, divorced him and again married Coffin, that making four marriages with her first husband. Bhe soon tired of hlin, however, divorced him again and married Love. Culfin, Infe-Ikltk- is no more healthful drink in the world than a glass of nt From Balt Lake and 4:20 p.m Eaat Nc. IS From Balt lake and 4: 50 p.m Intermediate ponlts Na S From Salt Lake and 1:41am Eaat Na Na untruth. dings and Divorce. pji 1 Na I drink is stating an Worn-Wh- o Holds Record for Wed- Practice Around Long Island. Arrive Daily From Balt Lake and who says that good barley beer is an injuri-ou- s a.B Depart Eaat bound Dally Na 4 For Balt Lake and Eaat 7:Nlb No. 12 For Balt Lake and 9:00 aja Intermediate points Na 14 For Salt Lake and Intermediate pointa l:llp.n Na I For Balt Lake and 2:00 pJB. Eaat Na 4 For Salt Lake and : p.m Eaat ll i HE MARRIES AGAIN WILL DO THINGS N-- I4a 5, 190S. p.m. YALENT1A, Ireland, Aug. 5. Lead.-In-g men of Ireland anj England Joined today in celebrating the semicentennial of the completion of the very emphatic. first Atlantic cable In 1958, the laying The Dubois 'crowd will nominate of which was commenced on August either Mr. Dubois or Dr. Whitewall 6 of the previous year. The work was of Salmon City for governor. They, commenced at thle point, although the too, will endorse the Denver platform original promoters were Americans, and pledge support to Bryan, but their including Peter Cooper, Professor 8. platform will contain the F. B, Morse, Cyrus Field and others contention. The vessels employed to lay the cable plank that la the bone of named th If two tickets should be were the Niagara and Susquehanna Into ths of the United States navy and the Brit- contending factions will go Under ish vessels, Leopard and Agamemnon. courts to secure recognition. appes the can state name no law After sailing a few miles the cable more than once on the ticket The snapped. Thle was soon repaired, but national Democratic organisation will, on August 11. after 800 miles nf the wire had been laid out. It snapped therefore, be interested In the contest It again, and the vessel returned to Ply- to the extent, at least, of eeeng to mouth. In June of the following year a that only one ticket Is filed In order not to jeopardise the Bryan elector. second attempt failed through violent storm. The third voyagB was A WEAKLING successful. Junction of the continents was completed by 2,050 miles of wire from Ireland to Newfoundland.' la the only way to describe the P00" N August 5. 1858. The first two mes- child that is afflicted with worms it often matter how or how were much from Queen Victoria to sages eats, the worms get all ths nourishPresident Buchanan and hla reply. ment from the food, the child Sti practically none. White's Cream Output of Charcoal. gets rid of the worms quickly, Tha output of charcoal In the United and with no bad after effecta easily Bute la about 7,000,000 bushels Price 25 cents a bottle. Eold by Geo-F- . In this product . Michigan Cava leads. New York, Oregon, AIahmf tnd Texas are also large producers. Journal want ads deliver the gooda anti-Morm- p.m p.m am am ana Farmer I feed my pigs on nothing but corn. The City Man In the ear? The Farmer No; the mouth. The THEY CONFISCATED IT. Tom She went abroad to Complete p.m her education. te Dick After a conversation with her I'm convinced that she p.m ten-minu- . SHEATH GOWN IMMORAL. CITY OF MEXICO. Aug. L The sheath gown haa been officially deofficials. pj& clared Immoral and indecent by the censors of the Mexican postoffice deThu Measure af Life. Jlgson The man who can say no" partment This decision was mads In The measure of a mans life ! the deserves lots of credit p.m. regard to post cards bearing pictures Wlgson The man who says I don't of this style of gown, which were bar-ire- d pm well spending of It, and not the length. Plutarch. know deserves more credit p.m. from the maila couldnt get It past tha Custom-hous- e . Ver-mifug- O |