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CAPTURES
HANDICAP
JAMES II. KEENE'S HORSE WINS
THE CLASSIC SUBURBAN At
SHEEPSHEAD Ray.
(By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Ballot,
carrying the colors of James r.
keene, won the Suburban handicap
today, which is the premier racing
event of the United States. Ballot
won with ease by two and half
lengths. King James second, Fair
Play third. The time for mile and
quarter was 2:03, being Is OF a
second slower than the worlds rec
ord for the distance, made by Broom
stick, at Brighton Beach on July 9,
1904.
The enforcement of the new law
against betting had its effect upon
the attendance, for not more than
10000 persons passed through the
gates to witness the classic event.
Twelve horses faced the barrier in
the handicap, which was worth $25,-
600. There was considerable betting
today, as it was easier to lay a wager
than on any previous day since the
new anti-betting law went into. effect.
Counsel for the Coney Island Jockey
Club early in the day secured an in.
junction restraining the police from
interfering with an orderly gather.
ing together of crowds and patrons
in any portion OF the grounds.
Previously the police had forbid
den the gathering of three or more
persons. The fact that an injunc-
tion had been granted was immedi.
ately telephoned to the track, and, a
large number of the 800 police pres
ent to see that the law was enforced
left the enclosure.
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LONDON JURIST
SCORES OUR LAWS
tBy Associated Press. J

LONDON, June 10. AS an out
come of the marriage OF Reginald
Grey Coke, son of the Honora
Henry and Lady Coke and nephew
OF the Earl of Leicester. to Gala.
sister of Mark Hamburg. the pianiss
in America last January. Mrs. Begi-
Maid Grey Coke tosay secured de-
cree of divorce on the ground OF big
amy aud adultery.
The documents produced in evi-
dence showed that Reginald Coke IT,.
ceived a divorce in Nebraska on he
ground of desertion on the part OF
his wife Sir John BARNES in grant
ing the divorce. satd Reginald Coke
marriage to Miss lIambours was
clearly higamous. aud he sincerely
wished something could be- done in
america 10 prevent this sort Of thing
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ENTERS
Strong
DENIAL
BARTNETT UNDER CHEESEMAN'S
iINATION HAS BAD MEM
ORY.
(By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1s.
the trial of Walter J. Bartnett, for
mer director of the suspended Cali
fornia Safe Deposit Trust Company.
the defendant went through the or
deal of cross-eXamination by assist.
ant District-Attorney Hoff Cook.
Bartnett testified that he never di-
rected j. Dalzel Brown, formerly
general manager of the defunct insti-
tuition TO hypothecate or sell the Col
ton securities in order to save fail
Ing bank, nor did he tell Brown that
the spirit of Ellen Cotton, deceased,
directed him to use bonds placed in
his custody as executor of her estate
for the use of the bank. To all the
other damaging testimony OF Brown
Bartnett gave absolute denial, except
in cases where there had been testi-
mony OF others to corroborate the
testimony of Brown In these in
stances his memory was bad, or was
in doubt Arguments will be con-
tinued Monday
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The preliminaries were brief. At
1880 nominating speeches for Vice
President began with limit of ten
minutes to each speaker On the
call of States Delaware yielded to
New York, and Ex-Governor Timothy
Woodruff mounted the platform for
a glowing speech, placing in lomina-
ton Sherman as New York's choice
for the Viee-Presidency. Then came
the venerable Joe Cannon. AS he
emerged from the Illinois delegation,
and stepping to the platform he was
yielded unanimous consent to second
the nomination Of Sherman. Such
picture of sturdy, homely, plain
American citizenship as Cannon ap-
peared as he advanced before the
throng which rose to his homage has
seldom been seen before a National
Convention. His face was beaded
with sweat, his collar had melted to
a rag, which hunk limp about his
neck. His vest was thrown wide
open, exposing crumpled shirt, and
the sleeves of his black alpaca coat
curled up about dangling cuffs to the
elbows as his waving arms empha-
sized the ringing words for his col
league and friend, James S. Sherman,
of New York.
From the outbursts of enthusiasm
which greeted every mention OF.
sherman's name it was plain that the
mind Of the convention had bee
made up, and that, the decision had
only to be recorded.
For moment there was a halt in
the Sherman movement as Senator
Lodge, leaving the presiding officers
chair. advanced to nominate Gov
ernor Guild, of Massachusetts, for
the Vice-Presidency Michigan,
through Chase Osborne, added her
voice for Guild, and New Jersey
brought forwad her favorite son in
a speech by Thomas McCarter, non;-
mating Ex-Governor Murphy for Sec
ond place on the ticket. The steadT
advance of the Sherman movement
now began again as State after State
began to fall into line Now conf
menced the vote, taken amid confu-
sion at first. which increased as the
totals climbed upward to the nomi-
mating point The result was never
in doubt. as the totals of the States
heaped one upon another. There
were scattering votes, but the great
body of delegates swelled the total
of Sherman until it touched SIG. The
nominations completed the final de-
tails We're quickly perfected. Com
mittecs from various States to wait
upon the candidates for President
aud Viee-President and formally no
tify them of the action of the con-
vention in nominating them. pros
pcetiye meetings Of the national
committee TO perfect plans. for the
coming campaign, thanks. congratu-
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STOCK TRADERS
ARE DISTURBED

NEW YORK, June l9.-Opera-
tions in stocks remained largely in
professional hands today, although
the movement in prices was some
what freer than on earlier days in
the week, and at the expense of val
ues. Professional traders professei
political motives for selling of
stocks, pointing to the anti-injunc-
ton plank in the Republican plat
form as matter for disquietude to
holders of securities, and the likeli.
hood of the campaign discussion TAX
ing on tone of aggression on corpo-
rations was also dwelt upon Bonds
were irregular.
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RAWHIDE NOW
WITHOUT A BANK


RAWHIDE,, New. June 19.-The
Bank of Rawhide and the Miners &
Merchants Bank, recently CONSOLE
dated We're forced to close at :
O'Clock today owing TO heavy with
drawals contingent on the recent
closing of the First Bank OF Raw
hide
State Examiner Hofer says the EN-
barrassment is only temporary and
the bank will probably reopen Mon
day. The officials have been pledged
more than enough cash to resume.
Rawhide is now without a banking
institution.
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RAILWAY SHOPS
ON full time
[By Associated Press.

OMAHA, Neb., June 19.--Two
thousand workmen employed in The
shops OF the Union Pacific Railroad
We're made happy TO-DAY by the an
nouncement that th-y would be
placed on full time.
These men have boen working
short time since the first Of the pres.
ent year 1t was also armed at the
offices of the railroIi that within. a
few days, probably by .II'y !. other
departments which were cut down
some time ago will be pi9ont, on full
time.
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RECEIVERS FROM
SUDDEN Illness

CHICAGO. June 19.-H. l.. Frank,
millionaire president OF the Southern
Cross Mining Company OF Butte
Mont. who became i'll at the Palmer
House. recovered sufficiently today
TO resume his journey from Butte 70
Cincinnati. in company with ms
nenbew Julius Goldsmith, of Cincin-
natl.
Frank has been twice Mayor of
Bntte and Is prominent in Repubh-
can politics in Montana. He came to
This eity to attend the convention,
and evnected 10 go on 20 Cincinnati,
wh.re his mother is ill He had in
terested himself in the Roosevelt third
yerm boom and the excitement OF
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Congressman From Empire
State the Choice of Repub-
licans for Second Place
Nominated on First Ballot.
Receives SO Votes.

CHICAGO 19.-Taf Shernah--tiis Is the
ticket the Republican party flung the breeze
publican National Convention
John Sherman New York yice-pesident amid fnnl
roar OF tumnltuos Again the
with as the multi
tudc, realizing that last its
made which the Republican goes
try united in last mighty outburst
standard i'm the struggle
at hand Another inspiring today
the convention candidate Vice-President.
Enormous througs had waited through oraory
sWelterng in the healaden atmosphere packed
solid of humanity with only here
the gallery. arena
below brighthued lines of feminnty circing galleries.
all enyelopng folds "Old Glory"
distinctly Sherman galleries trained
into chouses of Sherman
marces starting huge portrait
Of the New candidate.
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FORMER NEVADAN
IS HAVING TRIAL
tBy Associated Press }

LEAVENWORTH, Kans., June 10.
"A court-martial was convened al
Fort Leavenworth today to try Cap
tain Charles n. Murphy, of the Thir-
teenth Infantry Colonel Sidney w.
Taylor, commandant of the Second
Field Artillery, and the post of Fort
d. \. Russell. Wyoming, is president
OF the court. and Captain William
Flynn, second cavalry. Fort Robin
son. Neb.. is Judge advocate
It is said Captain Murphy IS
charged with irregularities as custo-
dian of the funds of Company NJ.
Thirteenth Infantry. the organiza-
ton he commands. and with disobe.
dience of orders.
Captain Murphy is native OF Ne
yada and opened his military career
as soldier in the S.rcad United
States volunteer cavalry II the Span
ish war
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CHAIRMAN
NATIONAL
COMMITTEE


CHICAGO, June 19.Eight COM
concerning the election
Republican
Hitchcock have been
the Taft
today nominated
Cincinnati
National Committee
fter adjournment of the
the selection political Taft
is p. Taft, of Ohio,
Republican
Vos both have followers made
that he had time candidate the chair
the
Charles that while
the hairmanshp would not to
He said he invited
work the nominee desired
he both The
position settled by
William Stone of Mary
General Powell Clayton Arkansas chosen to act
a official named.
q q q o q . q . . . Q . . . . o o . q
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REDUCE IN west:
ADVANCE IN EAST

WASHINGTON. June 10. Sweep
ing reductions in lumber rates west
Of the Missouri River and a PEI
cent reduction in advanced rates 81
the East as we'll rs other changes IN
the tariff was ordered under d :
cision announced by the Interstate
commerce commission today.
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lations to Chicagoans who had given
the convention such a perfect equip.
ment. Then, just before noon, amid
cheers and strains of the National
anthem, the National Convention
finally adjourned and the multitude
disappeared
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TREASURY BALANCES.

WASHINGTON, June 49, To-
days statement of the Treasury bal
ance in the general fund exclusive OF
the $150.000, reserve. shows.
Available cash balance, $239,16S.-
0O5; gold coin and bullion. $13,056.
i65; gold certificates, S31.115.930.
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Miners KILLED
IN AN EXPLOSION
(By Associated Press. J

MONONGAHELA, Pa, June l9.---
Three miners were killed and seven
others seriously burned in an explo-
sion at Ellsworth No. 7 mine. of
the Pittsburg Coal Company.
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the opening OF the convention here,
added 10 the worry over his mothers
condition. caused his Illness,
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Miners Go OUT
in COAL FIELDS
(By Associated Press.

= DENVER, June 1.-two =
. thousand five hundred miners .
= in the northern Colorado coal .
. fields quit work this afternoon; .
= intending to remain out until y
= the operators grant an increase -
. in wages or make satisfactory .
= concessions.
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SHERMAN SELECTED rs
TAFT'S RUNNING MATE
Taft Goes to Attend
Meeting in Cincinnati
: ~V4@4&~N@VV@44Vee4 4eN4ANNHNV44@N@4

WASHINGTON June l9secreary Taft left here this after
noon for Cincinnati where he
York, his Republican
reach his destination
to the brother
ters during his stay.
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THE METAL MARKET.


= NEW YORK, June 19.-Lead .
. dull, $4.4713 to $4.52h. Lake =
= Copper quiet, IL rs to 10. sil- .
. yer, 543-S. =
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"rhis paper A dIS.-
feFenf fr0@ 09ASB
newspapers a14 !
thank the GSag 81
Verse ama PrSse tM@e
II ls dlHereHt."
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WEATHER

Friday.
Fair and Warmer.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
Gases In Coke.

The silvery luster shown by many
OF the best grades of COKE is said to be
due principally to the decomposition
of some OF the gases evolved during
,ne process OF coking. and the deposl-
uca of q thin coating OF pure carbon
on the surface Of the coke cells. This
thin coating protects the cells from al
teration in the ali, and is accountable
for the durability shown by any
cones.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
Modern Greecs.

Greece is an isolated country Of u.s.
94l square miles that supports popu.
iation of some 2,5o00 900 people ard has
a foreign trade OF about $4,000, 600 a
year 1t bas no railroad connection
with any other country. and being cut
of from the rest of Europe by the
mountains Of Turkish Macedonia %
lie nor--. all commerce is by sea-
Consular Reports.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
NEW WAY TO SERVE TONGUE
Mushrooms Add Greatly to the Flavor
Of the Meat.

Skewer large, fresh beef tongue
and simmer four hours. Remove skin
and place in steamer over a kettle
OF hot water TO keep hct while the
sauce Is being prepared. Take two
tablespoonfuls butter and stir In a
sauce pan until bright brown, ther
stir in two tablespoonfuls -four and
keep on stirring until 1t all bubbles.
NOW II made with stock or strone
soup the sauce will be doubly deli.
cious. II stock or soup is not at hand
use some OF the water In which the
tongue was boiled. Add one pint OF
the liquid II you use fresh mushrooms
two-thirds OF pint OF the latter will
make up for the additional liquor.
Ponr In all the liquid at once and stir
TIL all boils. Put in salt and peppe,
10 taste, teaspoonful Worcester
shire sauce, pinch of sugar dash o..
celery salt and the mushrooms. II the
latter are fresh set the saucepan into
one OF boiling water and let al, cook
Tor at least 20 minutes; II canned. II
VIII be sufficient to bring all to the
boiling point Pour over the tongue
enough TO mask II well and put th,
rest in gravy boat
Serve on hot platter garnisheo
with border OF small white celery
lips and slices OF beet Can be used
ior luncheon. Have sharp carving
knife
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
]. WEINGARTNER'S SONS
tAvANA cleARsMFRs. CUBAN MADE

'AVANA ClGARSMFRS. CUBAN MADE
Denver Omce-15?l Main1
THE IDEAL DRui SToRE-Havana
CALuME-la"e Stephen Prop,
FIVE POINTS SOCIAL cLuBTom cneman Prop, cingman.
Havana Cigars.
Shcburn coins- H,v,n,
Cigars.
HerronP r. Heron Havana cio,rs
Props "Jir linz H,v,n,
Cigars,
NesOMORe CLUE
COSMOPOLITAN carruth PROP Robe uavn,
Cigars, also o fine cigl-e
Walton to of
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
al -
Beaufort Dyke q curiosity

The Beaufort dyke on the coast
the Null OF Galloway is a deep trough
in the bed OF the Irish sea. II is cut
sharply out OF comparatively level
sea 5ottom. with an average depth Of
seventy TO eighty fathoms and extends
DOWN to from 100 TO las fathoms. At.
tention has lust now been directed 20
1t by the proposition TO construct
submarine tunnel from Scotland to
ireland. In connection with the sur.
veys that have been made OF the chan.
mel bottom II has been found that there
are currents OF considerable force a,
work In the bottom of this trough.
At one point the bottom was worr
away at the rate OF sixty feet year
while in another place 1t was being
built UP almost as rapidly.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
Ihe Modern Girl.

The modern girl can do everything
a man can do and do IL en- less food
and with less sleep, says writer NJ
man could live the life the ordinary
society woman leads SGd not be 4
wreck al the end Of the frst season.
Certainly no man could run the risks
,he average woman runs in the mers
na'ier OF health and nc; become d
invalid on the spot
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
oslist: Of Varied Labc-.

None but the fully occupied can ao
rr-ciate the delight OF suspended. Or.
rather. OF varied labor Il is toll that
creates holidays; there is no royil
rnad-yes, that is the royal road 20
them. Life etalot be made up Of
recreations. they must be- garden spots
Ia well is-mod lands.-Mrr. Gilbert.
AnE Taylor.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
Teach Child Table Mar srs.

Too great stress cannot be sad upoa
4 thorough training in table r!ceties
II We do not want some one 10 have
occasion to vince at the offensive
ways c, eating of our children. as $40
haYo oxen WINGED at otheis, we
should begin almost fron the cradle
to insuli the principles OF dainty
table mann srs.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
And Win the Love 81 All.

Keep true 10 your bcs, .aith and c5s
he days with deeds which love aud
Kindness prom 7t Be Just in you.
dealings and ksep from stain o, eyll
IA thought anc word. and you shah
wear the crown Of an approving cou-
science. e.-Mountford.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
Beware OF the Rolling Pin.

A woman sociclcsist says viz"
must obey; tina. men were b~sn 70
ruls. Thc minds eye can see lot
of POOR wretches reading this and get.
uns into mess of trouble.-N. Y.
Telegram
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
cnc a.s.on for Gl.dness.

A F'each paper asserts that Aineli.
can girls have purchased titles at a
,ost OF 5000. 900. 900 The only cunsol.
ing thought is that they have not
broagh; their dearly purchased hus.
bands TO this side ui the pond TO iu.
iiict them upon US.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
osnaer IN Secrets.

Secrets are dangerous treasures.
They are llk. explosives which at ar,
moment may 30 OF. do any amount Of
damage; perhaps even blow US up into
- 'asrssLa
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
Find Made by Bo,anis,s.

New specimens OF grass and whito
orchids never before known TO exist
In this country have been discovered
In Cape May county. New Jersey.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
New Workers Wearing Boards.

According TO the observations OF .
New York barber Sc per cent. OF the
adult male population wear boards.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
Population Of British Emnire

The population OF the whole British
empire is estimated at about 42o. 600.
600. OF whom abott 3iS.OOO. 600 are ma.
tive races
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
Southern Seas SALTY.

The sea is much more salt IN tho
tropics than In the northern ATTITUDES.
This is due to the greater evaporation.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
Peculiar Check,

A check for ten dollars written on
a strip OF leather has been presented
and cashed at Pittsburg bank.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
Dentist.

A person who finds work for his
own teeth BY taking out those Of other
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-14
Hiss n. COWDEN.
Hair Dressing
PARLORS,

Shampooing. cutting and curling.
All hair work made to order. Hair
touics, scalp treatments, manicuring:
stage wigs for rent for theatrical use
or mask balls. Cheapest switches, 90
cents. Goods delivered out of the city.
1913 2lst street. Denver, Colo
Phone 1897 Olive.
Evening journal., 1908-10-27
WANTS RAILWAY TO
SHARE EXPENSE

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company does not purpose to erect a
bridge over its tracks at Seventh
street unless the Peoples Railway
Company shares the expense Such. at
least, was indicated when A. e. San
born. attorney for the Baltimore and
Ohio. requested the street directors
this morning to grant two weeks ex-
tension of time in which TO erect the
bridge TO enable the engineers Of the
Baltimore and Ohio and the railway to
confer as to the expense to be shared.
The railway company believes that il
is up To the Baltimore and Ohio 10
build the bridge The railroad bases
It's contention that the railway COM
pany should share the cost on the be-
lief that the bridge would have to be
made strong. especially for the passage
OF trolley cars rather than for ordinary
traffic.
Manager Crook, OF the Peoples Rail
way. asked the directors several weeks
ago 70 urge the railroad to erect a
bridge suitable for trolley traffic in
place Of the present wooden structure.
The railroad was to have begun the
work a week ago. This morning the
directors decided to give the railroad
the two weeks requested. The railway
company has a franchise up Seventh
street to the city limits. but has not
been able to avail itself Of the grant
for want Of substantial bridge over
the railroad tracks.
Evening journal., 1908-10-27
LEVY COURT IN
REGULAR SESSION

The Levy Court this morning decided
TO accept the four-mile road recently
built between st. James Church to
Roseville, in Mill Creek hundred. The
formal acceptance vim be made this
afternoon.
request from the Delaware Hard
Fibre Company OF Marshallton. TO lay
sewer under a public road there was
referred.
President McFarlin informed the
members of the court that he had
granted permission to the Prohibitions
lists Of the state TO use the Court
House lawn this afternoon. The Pro-
hibitionists will hold a mass meeting
there The Court House bell viii also
be tolled. The members Of the court
offered no objections to Mr.. McFarlIn's
action i'm the matter.
The sum Of Si0O was appropriated TO
improve the causeway along the river
banks in ST. Georges hundred. The
court will inspect Silverside road in
Brandywine hundred this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1908-10-27
ROOSEVELT FIFTY
YEARS OLD TO-DAY
PreSideTK Remembered With
Many Gifts on His Half
Century Birthday

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WARRINGTON. ID. c.. oct FIFTY
years young" was the keynote Of the
cherry responses which President Roose-
Welt made today to the many personal
FEreetings which he received from the rep
resentatives Of foreign rulers and gov
ernments, members Of his cabinet now
In the city. and other high admlnistra-
tion oficials. on his having reached the
half-century mile stone Of lifes Journey.
Flowers I'm profusion, cards. telegraphic
messages from personal and political
friends and public officials throughout
the country and presents from close
friends. marked an occasion which other
wise did not vary from the daily routine
which the President which followed
since nc returned from oyster Bay.
When he reached the executive offices
today, a little later than usual he found
piled high on his desw flora tribute Of
chrysanthemums. orchids. and American
beauties, sent by Captain Poole and the
employees Of the department of public
buildings and grounds.