The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-26
InTEREsTINGsRoUTlNE FOLLOW.
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EsOPUs. n. I, July 25.---This has
been typical summer day. Visitors
70 Rosemont during the forenoon no
sticed that the sunlight was unusually
golden and this was taken as favor
able sign. Judge Parker merely smil-
ed when his attention was called to
this interesting fact. 1t was noticed
e hat when he smiled a tiny gold filing
"A In one of the teeth on the right side
sof his upper jaw was visible. His sec
Rotary denied that this filing had any
thing to do with the sending of the
now famous gold telegram.
Judge Parker awoke this morning
& at 20 minutes to 6 o'clock. This is
Eve minutes later than yesterday
rnornfng 6. but it is not thought that
any unusual fatigue was suffered by
him yesterday He made his way to
the bathing float on the river bank eX-
9actIy8l 5 minutes after he left his bed.
For the second time this week he
wore a bathing suit with blue and
white stripes. This is said to be his
faYorite combination Of colors, and if
Feriication OF this statement can be
secured from him lit is probable that
Il Albany law school will adopt blue
and white as its insignia. The blue is
81 iigh ut. about the color of forget-me-
mot.
Nothing unusual occurred during the
eandidate,s swim. After he first rose
4 10 the surface he used Is strokes to
the minute, but quickly climbed to 90,
his ordinary speed. "A tiutter of inter-
lest spread through the crowd on the
Is bank after the judge had been in the
water about 10 minutes, when some
one noticed that he was swimming
dog-fashion- This is thought to reflect
his advocacy of independence for the
Philip because Of the Igorrote
ssfondness for dogs.
Some of the friends Of Judge Par
ker.s family are indignant over the
fact that the Sapphire was allowed to
getaway from the Rosemont landing
yesterday without any salute other
than nl1tter of hands toward the
Judge, who was taking his plunge at
the time. Steps will be taken to pre-
vent a recurrence of this. The judge
resolnte in his opposition to any
thing that saVors of monarchism.
Judge Parker ate breakfast at :
o'clock sharp His chair was pulled
somewhat closer to the table than us
nat and his napkin rested entirely
upon the right knee, instead of across
ssboth,sas is his usual way. Three boiled
eggs were served Immediately after
{ he sat down. He is very particular
4 how they are cooked and his chef al
4 lows them to boil only just as long
asst takes him to sing one verse OF
ION Jordan's Stormy Banks Stand
The chefs choice of a hymn has been
favorably commented on because OF
! the line which runs, where mansions
are prepared for me-
was feared at one time that the
s$Judg e would not be able to finish his
eggs today because he found a tiny
piece of shell in them. 1t struck his
teeth when he took the third spoonful.
The maid who served him was on the
verge OF tears when she learned what
Had happened, but the Judge passed
II he pleasant incident off with great
good humor and, pattins the girl on
the cheek, Sbade her think no more
about it. The story of his forbearance
spread like wfldfire and was tele-
graphed to. New York for the early
editions OF the afternoon papers. 1t
rs expected to strengthen him with the
laboring classes.
s55 Tom. Judge Parhers favorite riding
cob, was waiting at the door when his
master finished breakfast. AS the
candidate cantered away his groom
took occasion to deny current story.
THE Judge, he says, rides almost en-
tirely with the snafle and rarely uses
the curb. An effort will be made to
getsthe S. P. C. A ITO indorse the
Democratic ticket on this account.
s Judge Parker rode for less than an
i hour today, and was back at his office
3sby s.: 80 O'clock. He turned his atten-
8tion at once to his mail. This is grow
ling every day, and it is expected that |
before the week is out it will be as
large as Helen Gould's, although, of
course, it is of very different charac-