Evening journal., 1904-07-05

eldl Asduol party az view loliAi
adopted a platform.
Anti-Parker forces We're unable to
concentrate upon candidate for Presi-
Dental nomination.
w. J. Bryan's loss of popularity and
influence among Democratic leaders is
very manifest at ST. Louis.
Parker leaders urged Senator Cor
man TO come to ST. Louis TO be chair
man of the Committee on Resolutions.
Leader Murphy, Of Tammany Han
openly worked for Mayor Mcclellan as
compromise Presidential nominee.
The Pennsylvania delegation, I'm eau
Gus. decided TO support Judge Parker,
which. ii is believed, assures his nomi-
nation.
Delaware delegates are working hard
for Judge Gray and are opposed to
Judge Parker.
/ New Jersey VIII place Mr.. Cleveland's
name before the ST. Louis convention
/ 1t there develops an undoubted demand
for his nomination.
/ Wall. Of Wisconsin; Marshall Field,
/ of Illinois, and Senator Carmack, Of
/ Tennessee. arc spoken of in ST. Louis
! for the Vice Presidential nomination.
The nomination of Judge Parker is
considered assured by leaders at ST.
Louis.
Bryan won a point before National
I Committee by having an contests re-
forred to sub-committees OF the Ma
Itonal Committee.
FOREIGN.
one hundred and two more survivors
of the Danish steamship Norge, among
them Captain Gundell. were picked up
at sea, after suffering in open boats for
six days. They were taken to Storno-
way, Scotland, by the steamships Ger
vona and Energie.
Sir william Henry Rattigan, mem-
Der OF Parliament was killed i'm a
motor car accident in Bedfordshire,
Eng.
Englishmen OF note and Americans
celebrated the Fourth with the usual
banquet IN London.
Prince Ukhtomsky in an interview,
declares an uprising Of Russian peas
ants may follow unfavorable outcome
of war. The oppression extends to all
classes.
The bandit Rails Vii has left his
mountain retreat and Is residing at
lZinat. an hours ride from Tangier.
SPORTING.
Both baseball teams were beaten,
/ New York Nationals defeating Phillies
4 to and IL to 3, while the Gotham
American Leaguers scored victories
over the Athletics Q to 3 and to 2.
4 Ten Of the twelve events at the Peo
lple's Regatta were won by Philadelphia
sculers and crews. James A. Ten
Eyck. Jr.. seventeen-y -year-old boy,
won the junior singles at the New Eng
land Regatta.
Major Daingerheld, at 20 to /, cap
tured the Long Island Handicap at
lSheepshead Bay. Tradition. the favor
lite, won the Vernal Stakes for two
year-olds.
Fox Hunters beat the Bryn Mawr
third polo team in the semi final match
for the Harrison Cup by the score of
l11k TO 10.
II. NJ. Perrin made almost clean
sweep of the prizes at the Mt Airy
Country Club golf tourney, capturing
three trophies e. A. Darby won the
Atlantic city Country Clubs opening
handicap.
Miss Helen Godshalk won the race
Cor gas engine launches at the annua!
regatta Of the Riverton Yacht Club.
lSlOOp yacht Siren was obliged to with
draw from the ocean yacht race for
the Upton Cup. Sloop yacht LNtle
Rhody captured the trophy
Pan Michael paced a mile in 2.06ia ct
the Readville light harness meeting, the
fastest mile OF the season thus far.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ground was broken for the new
$S.500.OOO National Museum at Wash
lington.
Inspector General Chamberlain de-
clares the canteen would be a blessing
for the army in the Philippaaes
In a riot at "a Fourth of July cele0ra-
tion i'm Hillman, Ca, one negro was
Ifined and several others wounded in
GLIDING a few white men,
Two children were burned TO death
and their nurse fatally burned in
Syracuse n. y.
Three tramps armed with pistols
held up and robbed a carload Of their
fellows I'm New York, and after shoot
ling and woundlng a negro threw him
off the train.