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noire minutes. Excited men parade the ever was! All the learned specialista, with all their intricate formulas, may aistes, carrying their State bauners. cheering and singing, Finally, when fail to help you, and a brief clasp by order is restored, the < liairma'i an- mother nature, close to her heart, n.aj n tmees formally the name of the nom make a new man of you. All tlie meli inee. ■ inai baths, even at Hie furthest end of XV t»rl<l liiimv* the \ c % vn Quickly. tlie earth, cannot equal a plunge This Is greeted by more clieerlng and 1 »lawn into an ice-cold pool direct fr< Ill The tornado Benson Is "on.” «un everybody is happy except the friends I a hillside spring. All the dietician'' countless roofs are off, In several West of the defeated. They move to make cannot prescribe a more healthful ern stales. tin* nomination unanimous with u for breakfast than eggs and milk fresh mal grace that lacks enthusiasm, l b's No doubt there are a lot of men who from the farmyard. All tlie physical Is done and the band playa. In the think a great deal of the theory that directors cannot devise a better exer meantime tlie dick of the telegraph in else than a brisk walk in the bright luzine.-s Is a disease. strument shows that the news lias been sunshine along a country road. carried to every town mid hamlet In Mrs. Hetty Green’« fare tnay require tlie country. It lias been cabled to for What would Dr. Johnson have sail beauty treatment, but the face value of eign countries. The rulers of all na If he could have foreseen that within her notes needs no pomade. two hundred years of Ids time those Great Power Wielded Vigorously by the National Committee tions know within a few minutes after the nomination who is the prospective A clergyman 1ms placed a ban on whom he nptly characterized ns Preliminary to the Gathering—Handful of Leaders Control President of tlie United States. woman's big hats. Everything else was "wretched unldea'd girls” would de- No matter how long It has taken to velop to the point where they could Machinery, Nominations and Platform. placed there by the makers. choose a nominee for the Presidency, gather in a single city nearly n thou the whole performance has to be gone I.et nobody say the cottonwood Is a sand of their sex. ench of whom bore through again when It iximefl to noni- useless tree. It has lieen tapped and Hie time-honored degree of bachelor of adjournment, usually until the next inati’.ig a candidate for the second arts? If tlie gruff old critic could have 1 National conventions are very ex found to contain natural gas. day. place on the ticket, There are not so lo.‘{5—Aragon became an independent been In Boston at the recent assembly pensive affairs. Their cost to the party holding them Is estimated at not leas Pulling Wire« in Committee, many “favorite sons," however, and one monarchy. The man who swallowed a check for of tlie Association of Collegiate Alum than $150.900, and perhaps more, In At last the machinery Is In motion ballot frequently suffices, More noise, 1381- Wat Tyler assembled 100.IXM) of $150 must have some personal knowl nae, he must have amended his sav of wise men arid the district delegate begins io more enthusiasm, The convention has his followers at Blackheath. age comparison of a woman's preach each great party Is a body edge of undigested securities. Committee.'' wonder what he is on hand for. A nominated the ticket. 1C22—Sir William Alexander sent a pio ing to a dog's walking on its hind legs known as tlie "National political as- This body Is the acme of Each State delegation, nt one of Its neer vessel to found Scotland’s first Idg man at home, he Is lost in the Those night riders have been In the —not well done, but surprising in that cension. A man may lie a prond mem- hurly burly and roar of the conven conferences, lias chosen its candidate colony in America. saddle long enough by tills time to it should lie done at ill!. For these her of a division committee, which is tlon. He may lie assigned to a commit- for member of tlie National Committee. 1B4B The first patent in America be bow-legged, so that detection should learned ladles spoke well, presided the first step In the ladder. But when tee, but he hud nothing to do with The election of this committee Is now granted to Joseph Jenks, a machinist with dignity and fairness, debated with be an easy matter. lie reaches the dizzy heights of na that. The State boss decided that so In order. It Is put through quickly, as of Lynn, Mass. courtesy, and got through a vast deal tional committeeman from Ills State und so should lie a member of the Per a rule, and without a hitch. Then reso ’773- The independence of Araucania, a Alfred G. Vanderbilt admits that his of imslness and pleasure in the week and iqqiears nt the convention with a manent Organization Committee; that lutions of various sorts nre passed. province in South America, recogniz Income has been reduced to $800,000 of their meeting. Tlie association com ed by Spain, after a continuous war« lindge ns big as nn ancient brenst- Mr. Brown, who Is a political econo The ticket Is named, the convention prises tlie women graduates of twen a year, but lie is keeping a stiff upper fare of more than 200 years. plate. so that there can be no mistake mist, should be honored by a seat in passes Into history mid the buttle for ty-five selected colleges, It nuntbein lip and hoping for the best. in his standing, tlie height of ambi the Resolutions Committee, and that |>oiver mid patronage begins. The dis I 171 >S— Bonaparte seized Malta. thirty six brandies mid alHiut tlilrty- tion Is reached. There Is one national the Boss himself or one of Ills most trict delegate goes home. HI b towns 1801—Tripoli declared war against tho The man who led a double life on n five hundred members, It has an In- committeeman from each State. This trusted lieutenants should be n moni men congratulate him on his gmid work. United States. salary of $10 a week must seem like a terest in every problem of education august body meets l:i December pre her of th:* Credentials Committee. These — Philadelphia Public Ledger. IS13 — Battle of Stony Creek. Canada. wizard to the men who tind it hard to and sociology, and is full of a warm ceding a national convention, examines bodies all meet separately. All the 1820—Branch of the United States mint good-fellowship. The subjects of dis live a single life on double that. the claims of the different cities that contests that were handled by the Na established at St. Louis. THE • FIXER’’ OF GOTHAM. cussion at this twenty-fifth anniver desire tlie gathering, and critically tional Committee the week previous go 1840—Natchez, Miss., nearly destroyed The "Rev.” Hilly Sunday makes a sary of the association were numer looks Into the size of tlie "guarantee." to the Committee on Credentials unless New York Etiftt Side ('hnrncter Haa by a tornado. proper protest against the man who ous; but two facts in regard to the Kral MI nn I od in i.i f«. as it Is called. This latter form means pressure has lieen brought to have the 1847—Death of Sir John Franklin in thn guzzles champagne. Down with the meetings struck an impartial observer. You will not find him mentioned In that the city paying rlie most money contestants withdraw their fight. The arctic region. man who guzzles anything, especially First, the women were not anxious :o usually gets the convention. The guar Credentials Committee wires are pulled the city's charter nor on the pay roll 1854—Crystal Palace opened by Queen do all the talking themselves, They soup! antee is accepted by the committee the same as was the National Commit- of Greater Now York, but the east side Victoria. called to tlieir platform a large num- The New York Evening I'ost quotes !>er of men wise In counsel, who gave men. nnd they then proceed to spend tee. and the result ls usually nearly ’’fixer" Is an established Institution and .1801 - Tennessee seceded from the Union is ns lni|H>rtant In Ills way as the po ....Neutrality in the American con an article by Dr. Otto Freiherr von of their very best to the large a udi-1 it lavishly. Apartments nt the most the same. liceman who snmph-s the wares of the flict proclaimed by Napoleon III. der 1'fordten from the Naturwissen ences, of whom certainly nine-tenths expensive hotels are secured, n host of Framing the Platform. pushcart peddler, or as tlie white-robed i (862—United States Senate decreed the schaftliche Wochenschrift. Itlsenough- were alumnae. In the second place, .employes Is retained and business be It is when the district delegate sits ' gins in real form. The hotel bills of In the Committee on Resolutions to | street cleaner. abolition of slavery in all the terri tostaggerliuiunnlty. the note of the meeting was In great tories of the Union. . . .United State» When aliens come to this country, I tlie National Committees are some contrast to the radicalism which mark draft the platform that he begins to I says the American Hebrew, nnd are Congress recognized the indopendenco There is nothing new in the an ed similar conferences ten years ago. thing enormous. realize that he Is only a «mull "1" enmeshed in n mountain of ordinances of Hayti and Liberia. nouncement that war has been de The conservative woman had her say Machinery of h Convention. compared with the bosses. The genial and regulations It Is obvious that their ‘ 1864—(ten. Fremont accepted the Repub clared against the house tiles. Our and won her praise. The educated wife While the preliminaries nre lining Mr. Doe, who lias been coming to tlie lican presidential nomination. grandmothers used to tight them from and mother was recognized as the arranged the delegates are arriving. national conventions since 1898, Is lapses from the straight path marked out for the native must be viewed with 1865—Federal troops took possession of rooming till night. finest product of civilization. The Tlie delegate to the National Conven elected chairman with a hurrah. He an eye of softened by kindness. Galveston. teacher—the foster-mother of society— tion Is generally a person of import assumes his position and draws from 1868—Chinese embassy received at “ This eye of kindness Is the 'fixer. ’ After the country's standing timber was given the glory too often denied ance at his home, The Democrats re his pocket a carefully prepared docu Washington. He is the man who rushes to the rescue lias been exhausted by a wasteful peo her. In short, there was good cheer in quire a two-thirds vote of all the dele- ment. which tlie secretary proceeds to . 1872—Construction on the St. Gothard ple tlie .Missouri river will furnish a these alumnae meetings for every girl gates present anil voting to make n rend. The district delegate might have of the unfortunate wight who has been Tunnel through the Alps begun. practically inexhaustible supply of who wants discipline anil knowledge nomination. The Republicans require laid an Idea some time previously that caught in the wheels of .the law and 1878—Januarius McGahan. famous Amer w ho needs a sponsor. snags for the use of the wood pulp Just that she may use them to make a majority of those present nnd voting. he would be consulted as to the plat ican newspaper correspondent who “Neeessnrlly the ‘fixer’ Is the Inti trust. herself a better daughter, friend, wife At n natlonnl convention each State form. But the party leaders saved him mate friend of the ward heeler, of the has been called tin» liberator of Bul garin, died in Constantinople. and mother, and an uplifting and re I has Its own headquarters, where the all the trouble and worrlment. They district lender and necessarily of the The story is told of a Texas couple generating social force, in whatever delegates gather. They do n lot of had skilled men at work on the plat Judges of the minor courts. He Is usu 1884—Noah Haynes Swayne. Lincoln’s who walked ten miles through rnln first appo'ntment to the United States station it lias pleased God to call her. “conferring" with each other nnd with form weeks before, and It Is built ac ally bluff, hearty, good-natured and and mud to get married. Until some Supreme Court, died in New York delegates from other States. They hold cording to their ideas The committee with a genuine love for file fellow couple walks that far. under similar City.... Samuel J. Tilden declined meetings and elect chairmen and hon usually adopts the platform with a citizens. THE SICKROOM. conditions, to get a divorce, we’re go the nomination for President. orary vice presidents. The honorary rush. Sometimes I there is a fight on “When a pushenrt peddler is snd- ing to remain optimistic on the sub 1891- Peary sailed from New York on an vice president lias a seat on the plat- particular topics, But party expedl- Ilow to IHx III feet It T lioroiifrhly den’y made to realize tlint he is violât- I ject of marriage. exploring expedition to Greenland. ■ form and an extra ticket, but little eticy usually rules. After ( ontn.u'loiiN DiweaseN. Ing the law by standing on one spot for 1899—-Dreyfus left Devil's Island. 'else. The chairman does the dickering Ileal Work Now DeKins. Thorough disinfection after contag of more than the regulation number Between tlie birth of the famous ions diseases means the burning of such , I” «"»>•’ eases; in some cases the pofll- The Credentials Committee fre- minutes, nnd he is arrested by the po- j ‘900—Pretoria surrendered to the Brit General John A. Dlx. In 1798, and the ish. Usually the “ con tldngs ns carpets, mattresses, comforts, 11'”11 n sinecure, quently sits for three days and the 1 Iceman who has lieen sampling his death of his noted son, tlie Rev. Mor blankets and curtains unless it is pos ferring” and the dickering begin days convention must wait until its labors beans or Ills fruit. it Is not n pleasant 1902— Centennial of the United State» gan Dlx. this spring, every President military academy at West Point cele sible to subject them to the action of before the convention Is to be called are finished. The Committee on Per situation In which lie would find lilin- brated. of the United States Inis lived. Wash steam. With the room stripped of niu to order, manent Organization Is usually a cut self if he luid no means of communica ington dl<l not die till 1799, when the draperies, etc., w ash all tlie furniture j Prior to the calling of the conven- and dried affair. Finally tlie Creden ting with friends who nre friends of 1903— King ami Queen of Servia assas- elder IHx was more than a year old. | sinated at Belgrade. with bichloride of mercury In solution, tlon to order the National Committee tials Committee reports and the new the ’fixer.’ These two men. father and son. lived Is virtually in command of tlie situa- 1905- President Roosevelt appealed to To make tlie solution pour a roll is made up. Then the Committee “It Is tlie ’fixer’ who sees the district in three centuries, and were ornaments Japan and Russia for a meeting of. gallon of boiling rainwater upon ! tlon. with it lies the arranging of tin* on Permanent Organization makes Its leader for him, who appear« In court to •of two, the two powers to consider terms of four ounces of tlie salt, stir It ¡details, the “framing up” of the pro- reisirt. It recommends that tlie "Hon say a good word for him, who sees the peace. ... Marriage of Crown Prince ’ cediire < f the first session, the selection let cool and dilute orable Senator or Mr. Soand-So ” lie Judge before tlie case is culled, nnd till dissolved, American national songs have been Frederick William of Germany and After washing with ¡of the temjMirary chairman, nnd. In n called upon to preside. Cheers greet who, If necessary. puls up the bull frequently criticized severely. The it one-half, I Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg- music has been objected to as having it thoroughly, rinse in tepid water and great many cases, though not always. tlie name, nnd tile gentleman Is escort to take him out of JaJI for the night. Schwerin.... Russia ami Japan ac When program making of the whole con ed to the platform. After lie has been "It must not lie supposed that the ..... the .... tilings .......... are .... outside the " cepted t In* offer of President Roose been borrowed, tlie words as not poetic. rub dry. V. velt to act as mediator.... King Al Dll the other halal. Dr. Walsh, the wash the paint and walls with the same ¡vention. te nijairary and permanent or elected lie makes a profound speech, the ‘fixer’ Is a philanthropist. He disdains fonso arrived in England on his first Scottish preacher, who lately vlsitc 1 solution; also put plenty of it In Hie ganizations. nominating and platform other officers are chosen and, like ra.v ethics mid civic virtue as the fanatic visit. horses, tlie meet Is on. mouthing of the silk stocking folk. the United States, remarks that water for washing windows. If there building. If the Committee on Platform Is Wlmt lie <|oes Is done for tils own good. 19<)7 Richard Croker’s Orby won the Convention I n in Order, ’"America" has one noble merit: “It is a closet wash it all over Inside nnd "if lie does not receive Ills fee In English Derby... A Franco Japanese Now for the convention, tlie great ready to rejKirt It reports after the Is the least bellicose of national afterward fill any cracks with soft convention was signed nt Paris.... putty. Wash the floor, slopping It free meeting that the country lias looked permanent chairman has made bls money he knows lie may could upon the hymns.” King Oscar and Queen Sophia of ly with the bichloride first, as danger forward to for so many weeks. The speech. On the report there must be renew'd individual for Ills vote, and a Sweden celebrated their golden wed America has offended some of its lurks In every grain of dust, says the chairman of tlie National Committee a roll call. There Is always, too. the vote Is easily converted Into monetnrv ding. profoundest European critics by its Delineator. calls the convention to order, usually possibility of a fight. Certain “plunks” value. As the friend of those In dis that please Maine may lie abhorrent to tress he becomes an influence in the chronic optimism. Wlmt an American After the washing—not sooner—open alamt noon ii|>on tlie day set. philosopher calls the religion of windows from the top and let stand a The convention called to order, the Texas. When the mutter of the plat neighborhood, mid an army of such liealthy-mlndedness flourishes In tills few minutes. Shut them tight, nnd proceedings are opened with prayer. form Is dl“p "cd of, either by the com friends may lend to political prefer country more than in any other; our paste paper over the cracks about The chairman requests the secretary mittee reporting or by the announce ment of lasting importance.” determined good cheer and faith In them; also over any cracks in tlie wall to read the call for the convention, ment that it la not ready to re,s>rt. the 1'11« HemlKunce Mun. prosperity make tlie sad-eyed world and a double sheet over the fireplace. which Is done. Then the rollcall is liermanent chairman announces another Throughout tlie west from Cape «hake Its wise head. Tlie same critics Tnck a strip of tin around the Inner gone through, and this takes a lot of recess; maybe until the next day, pos Nome to San Diego, stretch long ranks will no doubt find another example of edge of the door, so that when the door time. The next step is the announce sibly until later In the same day. of pioneers, building great cities, turn our Incorrigible shallowneea in the Na shuts the tin will close the crack. Next ment by the chairman that the commit Nomf nation of h < nnelliliile. ing arid deserts Into fertile plains, har New H.'impshire Democrats have »dert- tional Pros|H>rit.v Association, recently put ii big Iron pan In the middle of the tee offers to the convention ns Its tem Frequently the time Is taken up with nessing mighty rivers to do man’s bbl ed an unple<|ged delegation to th«» Denver formed In St. Louis, and will think Its th kt . set an iron skillet In the middle porary chalrmnn the mime of So-arsl- speeches placing the candidates tor ding, clearing away primeval forests, ^invention. motto. "Give us a rest and sunshine,” of It, nnd put into the skillet a pound of So. There are loud and prolonged President In nomination, These ad I laying the foundation of an empire In Taft and Bryan have agreed to urgb hopelessly silly. But underneath this flowers of sulphur. Pour an ounce of cheers, and by a viva voce vote Mr. dresses nre usually good in their way. I lauds where solitude has reigned su the publication of <*anip:iign expense ac campaign of optimism is some hard alcohol on the sulphur, stick In n short So-and-So Is unnlmously elected. There Men noted for their eloquence, who J r*sI*A*I11XB t I 1 f ZftVI A $4 figure Of 1 WA « stands I n I, .L, ■ aloof . I . . . Jf counts, and both asked Congress to •mart preme. I But one American business sense, and boards fuse, light It and go outside, shutting is usually little trouble over the elec «•nn portray the virtues of the aspirant from the stern-faced, hurrying throng, «1 law requiring such publication. of trade and other business organiza the door, In five minutes look inside tion of a temporary chairman. The In language that will thrill their hear- J'lie Democratic State convention at unmoved by nil their clamor nnd con tions all over the country have Joined to make sure the sulphur Is well afire, chairman then appoints a committee to ers. are arc selected for this work. The temptuous of their feverish strivings. Baltimore voted down resolutions in in an application of mind-cure to the it will fill tlie roofli with thick, stifling escort the temporary chairman to the platform Is usually accorded the«|ienk- It Is the Remittance Man.. Here on Hie structing delegjites for Bryan at Denver, financial depression. smoke. It will also blench out nnd de platform; tlie band plays, the delega er and his oration Is hailed with deaf skirmish line of civilization, with the although a strong faction of the conven tion from Mr. So-and-So’s State makes ening applause nud cheers, Each can roar of battle ringing In bls ears, with tion demanded such a course. stroy any colors on walls or ceilings. dldate Is brought to the front and his men on every side of him rushing Senator Bailey has been elected to head Poor, blind, foolish creatures that we Leave tlie room shut for twenty-foui a lot of noise, nnd all Is merry. nre, we seek through the whole world hours, then open and air well. Itemem It Is incumbent on tlie temporary works pniiiPd l:i glowing colors. Then eagerly into the fray, some to emerge bhe Texas delegation to the Democratic for remedies, and seek in vain, forget ber that bichloride of mercury Is dead chairman to make n speech. He Invari comes the critical period. The district victorious, some to fall fighting gallant national convention, and Ims been in dorsed for reflection to the Senate. Tha ting that God In His goodness has ly poison. ably takes advantage of the opportu delegate believes now Is the moment ly against odds, he remains an only- delegation will fyvor Bryan for President. when he counts for something. placed them right before us. The city nity. He "sounds n keynote.” It 1« a Hllghtly-lntercHted onlooker. The re In Oregon the remarkable political out n.»n, sick and tired of the noise, the The roll cull begin* nnd proceeds mittance men In large numbers come How to Snve Trousers, Bustalned note. It Is Invariably n trib come of the new initiative ami referen confusion, the dirt, tlie smoke, the un monotonously. The chairmen of the ute to the "party of Abraham Lincoln ” from England and nre supported by dum laws is the nomination of a Demo To save men's trousers cut a brooni- ending bustle and rush and roar nnd stick so it will fit under the lowest nt the Republican convention, nnd a different deli-gntlons alone do the talk money regularly sent to them. They unt, Gov. (’hainlrrlain, for the United rattle, yearns for surcease ami for shelf In the clothes closet, cover with glorification of the ’•party of Thomas ing. That Is all there Is to It. Tlie have left their native lands on account States Senate, and the election of a Re balm, if he will follow the true dic cotton batting about three or four Jefferson" nt tlie Democratic. It lasts first ballot In the convention Is usually of some scandal, or Infraction of the publican Legislature, ea«‘h member of tates of his soul he will cut out the thicknesses, then with black cambric, h very long time. devoted to complimenting favorite sons law, or family disagreement, and fortn which is pledged to abi?le by tin* prima ries In voting for Senator. Chamberlain’» trip to Europe, or to a watering place, nnd sew this down tight. Make a loop After the speech various resolutions After that the real work begins. The few ties here. majority over his Republican opponent i» and go to the g<sxl green country. It on either end. Tack two tacks on tlie nre offered. Usually these have been district delegate learns that he Is not about 1,909. He has been twice elected will save him much money, and maybe shelf in the closet so the stick will arranged for In advance, and tlie tem- to vote ns lie Intended, but that he will IlnttleHeld I. ok I c . Governor. bls life. Here may Ills weary heart hang about three or four ini’ies down. porury clinlrnmn works according to a vote for some one else on the socond Among the men who served with Secretary Taft d<‘<lin<'l to be drawn find peace complete In mlravles of col Fold men's and boys’ trousers by printed schedule, calling on John I >oe ballot. Roosevelt's rough riders In t'uba was into a discussion of tlu* report that ho or, In spicy, subtle odors. In sounds, creases, nnd they will look like new and Richard Doe nt the right time, so Suddenly there Is a roar In the con a little Dutch Jew. who, according to would resign from President Roosevelt’» firm, deep, tumultuous. Here may he every time by banging them across the that there may be no hitch. Commit vention. It ia n mighty shout, louder tlie men In lilis own troop, was "the •abinel on July I, this date being fixed in be waked, fresh and bright, by the Boh tees are appointed ; one on resolutions, than cannon. Sonielssly has t»een nom- very Incarnation of cool, Impudent some quarters in the contingency of his covered stick. White's whistle on the dewy dawn, to which will have the drafting of the Innted for President. Amidst greet bravado In a tight." He was a con receiving the Republican nomination for flow It Warn. dream through days that are long spun President. platform ; one on criilentials or con disorder tlie rollcall is pushed to con- Bistent fatalist. Former Gov. John Lind ami other threads of gold ILnkrsl bv starry nights Jinks (In surprise)—Moving again? tested sente; ore on permanent or elusion. The chairman tries to learn fine flay lie oliservM a comrade dodg- prominent citizens have become identified of silver. Here may he drink, through Just when you were settled? ganization. These are the important bow the tellers agree In their count. Ing a spent bullet that had whistled Aitli the Minneapolis Voters' League. Un every quickened sense, the cup that Na Blnks—Yes; our Willie whipped the on»-«. When they nre all »•hosen, nnd But the crowd knows all nlamt ft. The uncomfortably close to him. til the close of the coming municipal nnd ture fills for us—a happy, draught, un Janitor's boy.—Puck. “Vat's de use to todge dun pullets?’ .•oiinty campaign the league will be ac there has Is en n lot of hand clapping »halnnnn, powerless ns Mrs. Parting mixed with ¡>aln. Solitude, plain food, sang out tlm little Jew, “ Dey'll lilt you anil cheering, ns well-known men nre ton with n broom against the waves tive. The purpose of the league is to What has become of the married pure water, fresh air. clear sunshine appointed to this or that committee, of the ocean, tries to do his duty. The «bust ns veil vere you are as vere yog •«ure the election of desi. able men to woman who looked In a superior way and the good old earth, all roofed In local office» the temporary chairman announces an shout« and cheers koep up for ten or aln'tl”- EieryLsxly's Magazine by the sky—the best sanitarium that at the old maids? ♦ ♦ ♦ T" • r i opics or ♦ ♦ I ♦ ■ ♦ the Times ♦ , ♦ ♦ : *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ' r Id ¿ ■ Slight Variation in the Procedure Between Republicans and Democrats.
