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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, 1904. FEBRUARY 2, THE DENVERgii WGBANDVC5ffRN BUILT PLACED OK TRIAL a TIME CARD, in effect Nov. AIMS AND OBJECTS OF NATIONAL ORGANIZATION. of Various Meeting of Grange Convention of Stockmen 8t. Joseph, Mo. State at COMMITTEE MEET8 TO CONSIDER PRELIMINARY PLANS. Made for the Reception Accused of Preaching Sermon Which Arrangements of DeleAccommodation and of Negro Caused Burning and Visitors. gates at the 8 take. 200,000 WAR VETERANS ARE NOW ON THE ROLLS. Ssrvic Bill Now Before Congress Provides Incrcaso for All Receiving Loss Than $12 Monthly. At least $50,000,000 extra expense to ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2. The committee Dfcle" NEW CASTLE. DeL, Fell. ST. PACK Minn.. Feb. Chairgovernment is the figure which it the on by his which arrangements appointed Iowa. cause he preached a sermon guteM finni IlliuoiM. the Dakotas, admitted Democratic is of K. the by pension officials will Jones man In James a was brother ministers believe state of other number in the apssagle of the Nebraska and a measure responsible for the burning at National committee held its first meet- be represented conbill now before conto service hotel Southern pension the at White today were jnesent today at the opening of ing the stake of the negro George inference of the Americun near 'Wilmington, lust June, the Rev. sider preliminary plans for the recep- gress. national No exact statement of the amount The preliminary Robert A. Elwood, pastor of Olivet tion and accommodation of the deleexchange. Farmers' be obtained, especially In view of Democratic to can the organisation of the exchange, which Presbyterlun church of Wilmington, gates and visitors In fact that the pension officials The here societies convention the July. I of farmers oin posed was today pluced on trial before the national cannot discuss It publicly. accomall themselves was of the committee, nearly New Caatle Presbytery on a general members throughout the country, are of E. were the matter yesterday ActJohn al unmlnls-terlIn in of whom held present, Chicago talking plished at a meeting charge of "unchristian and is M. of J. Commissioner of Pensions DavenHead conference Osborne Wyoming, ing pt conduct recently, and the present orstatement a of R. McLean confirmed which was the John Ohio, of port In Tennessee, completing the held Presbythe for The trial la being purisise u plan of senate made Norman E. in of the O. out was Johnson by SenJ. Kansas, and crowd recently a mapping and terian church ganisation large conof ator Gallinger, former chairman of the work. The organisation alms to present at the opening this morning. Mack of New York, D. J. Campau with the Michigan, J. M. Guffey of Pennsylva- committee on Pensions, that $48,000,000 trol the markets on farm produce, the The proceedings began claiming that the markets are reading of the bill of Information con- nia and William J. Stone of Missouri. was the smallest figure at which the manipulated by other than the pro- taining the charges against Mr. El- The committeemen Inspected the coli- sendee pension proposal could be covducers, and that the farmers realise wood. The bill quoted at length from seum, where the convention is to be ered. In forming this estimate the acting the worst of the transaction. the sermon which Mr. Elwood deliver held, and also Investigated the hotel was A held with conference r took Into consideration commissioner twenty-foufacilities. 21. ed on Sunday, June INDIANA FARMERS' CONFERENCE hours lefore the burning of the negro, a delegation representing the St Louis the last yearly report, which gave INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 2. The on the subject, "Should the Murderer entertainment committee and a num- 200.000 as the number of veterans not ber of minor details discussed. Other now drawing pensions. By the legisIndiana Farmers' congress began Its of Miss Helen Bishop Be Lynched? of lation now pending in congress, these annual meeting at the state house to- The charges went on to state that even work coming with the scope day and will continue In session un- if the accused pastor did not actually the committee will be transasted at a veterans are all to receive $144 a year, A large attendance and Incite hearers and readers of his ser meeting to be held later. til Friday. and it Is easy to see that for this fund an Interesting program of addresses inon to riot he waa guilty of advocat alone about $29,000,000 will be required. ELECTRICITY FROM FUEL. and discussions give promise of one of lug violence and disobedience to the Then there Is the uncertain number of In an Interesting article that appears widows who were married to veterans the most successful meetings ever held law, that hla preaching front a text under the auspices of the state organi- from the constitution of the United In the January Issue of Motor, the before 1890, but who are not now getnew automobile magazine, a remarkasation. States was an act dishonoring the B1 ting a pension. This Item must be ble electric generator called the counted for a few millions more. ble, and that hla sermon was In many is described as follows: NEW YORK O RAMIE. But still a greater element in the cal respects contrary to the teneta of the been the dream of InIt has long CORTLAND. N, Y., Feb. 2. Up- Presbyterian church. Former Attor culatlon Is the fact that this scheme ventors to produce electricity directwards of BOO delegates and visitors ney General Rober C. White appeared would lift all pensions of veterans now were present today at the opening of for tlie uccused pastor and the trial ly from the fuel, thus eliminating the receiving less than $12 a month up to the annual meeting of the State promises to be vigorously contested various costly and complicated conver- that figure. It is shown by the figures sions now necessary to Its generation. In Grange. Despite the unusually large by both aides. Acting Commissioner Davenport's The direct conversion of fuel or attendance all the visitors are geing hands that approximately $7,000 penheat to electricity would solve the CONFERENCE OF THE well cared for as a result of the sioners are now drawing $8 a month, the only 84.000 are SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER8 problem, but, heretofore, efforts of the local entertaindrawing $7.75, and 23,000 are means of accomplishing such a result ment committee. The sessions are to $10, drawing jvlth about 5,000 more continue three days, during which time MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Feb. 2. The has been the thermobile a hopelessbetween. in ranging there will be addresses by a number of International field workers' conference ly Inefficient laboratory curiosity. Raising these participants will thereIt has remained for James H. Rled fore prlmlnent speakers, in addition to in of the fifth district of the Internationbe an increase of at least $3,000,000. tereatlng discussions and the transac al Sunday School association began of Newark, N. J., to Invent a battery It is also shown that while a great tlon of the usual .amount of routine In Minneapolis today with an attend- like generator which converts 45 per number of those drawing pensions are business relating to the affairs of the ance of prominent Sunday school cent of the energy In ordinary coal gas not yet sixty-tw- o of age, by the yean of Wisconsin, Minnesota, into electric current. workers organisation. time the law Is passed, in case it is At a recent demonstration of the North and South Dakota, Nebraska, favorably acted on, those who are. beIowa and Manitoba. At the opening dynelectron, as the new device Is low that SOUTH DAKOTA 8TOCKMEN. age will be a small and rapid two cells were put In operaMITCHELL, S. D Feb. 2. The session In the Central Baptist church called, tion. Each consisted of a cylindrical ly dwindling minority. opening of the three conventions to- this afternoon the duties of the state Iron vessel filled with an electrolyte day waa attracted to Mitchell one of the officers was the principal subject disY0SEMTE IN WINTER of sodium hydrate, calcium composed cussed. Pro. Included The speakers largest crowds ever entertained In this city. The State Buttermakers aaso II. M. Steidley, general secretary of chloride, and oxide of Iron. Immersed elation, State Live Stock Breeders and the Nebraska association; Rev. G. R. in the electrolyte which is maintained Famous California Valley Kept Open Through This Season for the State Poultry association are all hold- Merrill, D. D., secretary of the Inter- at a temperature of S90 degrees Faren-he- it First Time. while the In battery is operation ing forth In annual session and the national executive committee, and J. and Insulated from are A. the Iron as hollow, Laphum, president of the Iowa three together have attracted upwards The Yosemlte Valley In California of 600 visitors from all parts of the soclutlon. The sessions are to con carbon electrodes. The operation of the apparatus con- will be open to travel all through the state. The poultry association la con tlnue through tomorrow and Thurssists In forcing fuel gas under pressure winter. The few persons who have ducting a state poultry show in con day. with an excess of air Into carbons and seen the beauty of the frozen falls and nectlon with Its meeting and the stock through their porous walla Into the snow covered cliffs declare It far surbreeders are holding a aale of fancy LAUNCHING OF THE STEAMSHIP COLUMBUS electrolyte. A slow combustion of the passes the wonder of the famous scenbred stock, both of which have added carbon results, with the generation of ery at other seasons. Interest to the triple gathering. For 2. The falls are unusually beautiful Feb. The CHESTER, Pa., magni- one ampere of current for every five each of the gatherings an Interesting ficent Inches of of carbon surface. Judging They are not entirely frozen, although Columbus, steamship City program has been arranged and many noted agricultural and dairy authori- built for the Ocean Steamship com- from the results so far obtained, one the rocks on either side of the sixteen pany. was launched today nt the yards electrical horsepower appears to be de hundred foot drop are covered with ties will be heard during the week. of the Delaware Shipbuilding and En- veloped for every five cubic feet of ice to the depth of several Inches. InCATTLE RAISERS MEET. ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Feb. 2. The an- gine company. The christening cere gas consumed, and the electrolyte and stead of forming in hanging Icicles as nual convention of the Central Short- mony was performed by Miss Maud the rest of the apparatus are not found It falls the water strikes the rocks be horn Breeders association began In'st Durnett of Columbus. Ga, In honor of to deteriorate with use. low, where it gradually builds a huge "The expense of an installation for cone of ice, which before the winter Joseph today. Prominent cattlemen of which city the ship was named. The Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska and low launching was attended by officials of a given current output is said to be breaks reaches a height of four to six are In attendance Rnil delegates are the Ocean Steamship company and the with the new system less than one hundred feet. also present from Indiana and Illinois. Central railway of Georgia and a party fourth that of the ordinary, plant During the present winter tourists of of As Columbus. Is prominent people the first opportunity to enter the have visitors the will generally be honored elec understood, Tonight with a banquet at the Hotel Metro tricity for commercial uses Is com snow-boun- d valley. Up to the present SOCIETY TO DANCE FOR monly derived from a dynamo, which time there had been no means of transpole. SWEET CHARITYS 8AKE must be driven by some sort of an en portation In winter owing to the diffl MERCHANT TAILORS cutties of the trip. glne or other prime mover. NEW YORK. Feb. 2. The forty IN ANNUAL CONVENTION From Merced, the nearest point to Electricity Is thus a secondary seventh nnnual charity ball to be given form of energy, and while the valley on the Santa Fe, stages are exceeding will ly available for. the direct and flexible run daily through the winter to tonight at the Waldorf-Astori- a ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Febi e, from the outlook, be successful both application of power to different Delegates numbering several hundred where Is snowfall the always .uses, and representing all the chief cities socially and financially. The money must ordinarily be obtained from light. From that point the mail Is In the United States are attending the taken will, ns usunl, benefit the Nur previous form of mechanical energy, carried on horseback into the valley annual convention of the Merchant sery and Child's hospital. Governor which can only be accomplished by three times a week In wnter over a Tailors' National Exchange, which and Mr. Odell and the governors sacrificing efficiency In the transfer, trail which, as It climbs the mountains, matlon. opened here today. In his annual ad staff will lie present and there will Is generally covered with five or six dress President Harvey A. Patterson a great many representatives of the "The electric motor, because of Its Inches of snow. army and navy In the promenade. compactness, constant of New York, reviewed the work The route from Coulterville to the rotary .motion Prominent society people will also the last year and told of the plans and the slight care It re- valley Is by horseback over this trail, cleanliness, present from Albany, Baltimore. Phil quires, would be Ideal were it not Ing made for the exchange's exhibit of which branches considerably from the adelphla, Boston and other places. ten Inconvenient to secure the St. Louis exposition. The report current. stage road. From the entrance to the George Hammond Sullivan, who Samuel II. Spring of Boston, secret "Aside from feed wires extending Yosemlte, which is covered with from of the association, showed a gratifying chRirman of the floor committee, with from a power plant to the point where four to six feet of snow for several Increase in the membership, and Treas- all his aides will bring up the line the power Is to be used, the storage months of the year, sleighs nre run urer Richard C. Notboehme of Mil the promenade. battery and the portable generating eight miles to Camp Curry. waukee. reported a good balance In tli plant are the only practicable means What Ha Put On. treasury. Rochester and several other of furnishing current to a motor. The A Modern 8amcon. cities are In the field for next year's Recently the teacher of a city school first of these, however, even in Its At Tlsra Sza Mlklca, In Hungary, best was asking her class one or two ques- forms. Is convention of the exchnnge. comparatively heavy and In- cently, Rudolf Tyrrltz, a man of hertions. One of them was, "Can any sufficient for a In given capacity. As to culean proportions, was building a stathe class tell me what harness boy BISHOP HENDRICK is? Not a single hoy knew. "Well, the other plan, the prime mover of the ble for a farmer. It waa nearly fin Ished when Tyrrltz quarreled with hla LEAVES FOR CEBU continued the teacher, "Is there any- generating plant can usually be utilemployer, and In the heat of the arguone in the class whose father works ised directly with better results than ment ran up to one of the pillars SAN FRANCISCO. Cul., Fob among horses? One little boy shout can be obtained by the conversion of the stable and shook It with such Among the pnssengers on the steam ed. "Please, teacher, mine docs. to electrlcu! energy, and force as to cause the whole building mechnnlcal "Well what Is that your father puts ship Korea, which sailed today for Mato collapse. Tyrrltz himself was burthat back to mechanical again. on the horses every dsy? Please, nila. was Bishop Thomns A. Henilrii ied among the ruins, and later was An in connecinteresting feature, teacher, every cent he's got" out dead. recently appointed to the Roman Cathdragged tion with Mr. Reid's experiments, Is olic See of Cebu. Philippine Islands. the fact that he has Incidentally stum Concerning Moles. Millions Engage In Farming. On his arrival at Manila Bishop Henbled upon principles which he believes A mole In the hollow of the It requires the labor of about 10 drick wilt hold a conference with Archpoints to one In the pslm of the band, inny lead to the construction of a stor- 000,000 men and women for bishop Harty regarding the future of and a mole on the hack of the ear In- age battery lighter and more efficient months of the year to harvest allnine the the church work in the Philippines. dicates a similar marking on the bind. than any present form." crops of the world. 2. Be- well-direct- ed Coul-tervill- for Salt City. 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