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Show FRIDAY, FEBRUARY DAIIiY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, 1904. 5, THE rnmuG FIRST OF for IIS IN THIS ROYAL WEDDING KIND MINERAL EXHIBIT iDENVER&RMMNit OF GOLDEN STATE COUNTRY BUILT fa a HAND TIME CARD, depart. No. PROMINENT OF NUPTIALS OF PRINCESS ALICE MEETING IN CHICAGO. PUBLICANS AND PRINCE ALEXANDER. Coro-moni- LONDON. Feb. 5. The great pre-p- ;t rat Ions which are leliig made at Windsor for celebrating in truly royal of style the wedding next Wednesday Prince and Princess Alice of Albany t to Alexander of Teck are milk-lenEdward's Is King show how strong attachment lo the young people. The cereking ia a consummate master of him better monies and nothing suits than to have in hand a supervising of arrangements for such affairs. Each day brings additions to the list of royal personages who will attend the wedding. Prominent among those who have accepted Invitations are the iueen dowager of the Netherlands. the king and queen of Wurtem-ber- g, the prince and princess of the hereditary prince of Weld, Prince and Prinand princess cess Frederick Charles of Hesse-Caa-sPrince and Princess Charles of Sweden and the hereditary grand duke and duchess of Luxemburg. The bridesmaids are to be the daughters of the duke and duchess of Connaught and the duke and duchess of Fife and Princess Victoria of Wales. There will, of course, be a grand ball nt the castle to mark the event The honeymoon la to be spent at Brocket Hall, In Herefordshire, lent by Lord Mount-Stephewhich will soon have brighter memories than the deaths of prime ministers, for which It Is at pres ent so curiously famed. el. half doxen leaders and roniliient Republican members of the Republican national arrived in Chicago last this and morning and registered night ut the Grand Pacific hotel. Their presence In the city at this time, and the further fact that all of the visiting committeemen are known to be close personal and political friends of the Ohio senator, has given rise to a report that the real purpose of the meeting Is to discuss the Hanna boom for the presidential On the other hand, it is nomination. declared by Graeme Stewart member of the national committee for Illinois, that the meeting la solely for the purpose of looking over the preliminary arrangements for the coming Republican national convention and has no connection whatever with the political aspirations of Senator Hanna or any- u, THE HAGUE, Feb. 5. The dowager queen of Holland left for England to day, by way of Flushing, to attend the wedding of Princess Alice of Albany and Prince Alexander of Teclc. Her majesty will be the guest of her sis ter, the Duchess of Albany, at Claremont, and afterwards of King Edward and Queen Alexandra at Windsor. CHINE8E HIGHBINDERS 6CALP THEIR VICTIM SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6. With a fiendish ferocity equal to that displayed by the most savage redskins, five hutchetmen of the Hop Sing tong stabbed and slashed an Inoffensive Chinese cook with butcher knives and cleavers, and finished up their job of murder by tearing the queue from off the head of their dying victim. The man bled to death from the drain of a doxen wounds. Bom Jung is the name of the latest victim of highbinder murder, and the eause of the attack on him was the belief of the Hop Sing hatchetmen that he was a member of the Wah Ting tong, with which the Hop Sings are now at war. The highbinder war has been on for several weeks and the Hop Sing fight ers have so far gathered in two victims. The Wah Ting society is weak in numbers, but contains some vicious highbinders, and the killing of Som Jung will likely prove a preface to more murders. The tearing of the off from dead man's head the queue Is the foulest insult in the Chinese category, and if he proves, as is anticipated, to be a member of some other tong than the Wah Ting tong, It will result In the members of his rightful tong Joining In the biggest war that has ever caused a reign of terror in the Chinese quarter. IN MADI80N 8QUARE GARDEN NEW YORK, Feb. 5. All is In rend Iness for the big masquerade ball be given In Madison Square Garden tonight by the Arlon society, which last week celebrated Its fiftieth anni versa ry. The attendance Is expected be unusually large this year, owing to the abandonment of the French hall. The ball will be replete with new and pleasing features. Foremost on the program of spectacles will be "The World Paying Homage to Arlon and Columbia crowning Arlon, who ap pears as Prince Carnival. This w be followed by a carnival ballet, ar ranged by Klralfy. for which a thou sand beautiful dancers have been en 111 gaged. LECTURE BY POET LAUREATE LONDON, Feb. fi. Alfred Austin, the poet laureate, has made his dehut as a lecturer before a large and fash lonable audience today at the Royal Institute. Mr. Austin took as his sub Ject, "The Growing Distaste on the Part of Many for the Higher Kinds of Poetry." MOTOR WILL BE ONE OF THE FEATURES AT WORLD'S FAIR. No. Will Hsvs On Displsy Will Include Quarts Held Together by But It la Claimad It la Only to Arranga Manufacturers Threads of Gold and All VaLstsst Products in This Typa for Coming National rieties of California Ores. Craft. of Wstsr Convention. King Edward Will Suporviao tho Crownad Haadi Will Ba Wall Rapraaantad. JOLLITY WILL REIGN UNIQUE EXHIBITION OF POWER BOATS. RE- CHICAGO, III., Feb. 5. A ed NEW YORK, Feb. 5. Arrangements were completed today for the exhibition of motor or power boats which will be held for two weeks, beginning next Monday, In the Herald Square The exhibition, Exhibition halL which will be the first of its kind held In this country, will be under the auspices of the National Motor-Aut- o Boat exposition. Some of the best known American manufacturers of marine motors, hulls, auxiliaries and complete power boats will exhibit their newest products. There were 15,000 motor boats In American waters In the yachting season of 1903. From the talk and correspondence of the manufacturers who are interested in the motor-aut- o boat show there will be 15,000 new ones afloat before the middle of next sum mer. The unique Engelhardt collapsible Is entered for exhibition. This lifeboat one else. new device for the safety of the public when traveling by water occupies SUITS FOR MILLIONS d of the space filled by an PENDING AGAINST CHICAGO but on an ocean steamer, lifeboat ordinary It 1,300 pounds. It can weighs though Feb. 5. With nearly CHICAGO, launched collapsed and receive Its be 3,0u0 personal Injury suits involving human freight In that condition and damnge claims aggregating 133,668.952 be opened in a few seconds. pending against Chicago, and irrefutable evidence of a strong organisation of lawyers and physicians for the sole VERMONT REPUBLICANS LEAN TOWARD HANNA purpose of pressing the claims, City Attorney John F. SmulskI declares that MONTPELIER, Vt, Feb. 5. Well the city will Inevitably be made bankknown republicans in Vermont are be rupt unless some remedy Is forthcomto question whether It would ginning ing Immediately. be wise to nominate Mr. Roosevelt for The most complete analysis of the next June. There are many personal Injuries evil ever attempted president men state whose admiration for in the in any city accompanies the city atIs unbounded, and If the' Ohio Hanna torney's annual report. As the principal cause of the aston- senator should be a candidate, or If the conventions of other states should ishing Increase In the number of damIndicate a failing away from Rooseage claims entered last year, the dethere is a feeling that Vermont velt, plorable financial condition of the city could not be depended upon for RooseIs given, which makes it impossible to velt. take proper care of the streets and sidewalks. The only possible check The , belief Is entertained by some Hanna will be a candidate In upon the steady drain made upon the that of himself. There has been plenspite civil exchequer, Mr. SmulskI asserts, of for Hanna as a politiadmiration ty In new a lies charter, the lack of which he says Is at the root of all Chicago's cal manager since he captured the Vermont delegation In 1893. It was Ills. conceded that the Ver- The pushing of damage suits sgainst then generally e mont delegation would be Instructed the city Is made not only the sole busMr. Reed. Not a word of oppo for iness of a large number of lawyers, Mr. to sltion the program had been heard, SmulskI asserts, but of corporations, and convention was expected to the which amount practically to a solidly a be Reed ratification meeting. quiet united organisation. The names of certain young lawyers and doctors oc- But an emissary of Hanna had been cur with startling frequency In the quietly at work In the state for sevlong list of suits. Bad sidewalks are eral weeks, saying nothing where It blamed for 732 suits, bad streets for would be repeated, but working hard among those who he found could be 123, and bad alleys for 14. trusted. At a meeting the night before the WHAT IT COST8 8WELL NEW YORKER TO LIVE convention the McKinley movement was let loose, a McKinley resolution and NEW YORK. 5. Burnett was adopted amid enthusiasm, Feb. Young Tiffany, .who Is suing to get his when the convention met the next day full share of the Tiffany estate on the the temper of the delegates had ground that he cannot live on the in- changed completely. This was the first come now allowed him. Itemises his break among the states counted for Reed, and the change destroyed whatannual expenses as follows: . Rent $ 1,500 ever chance he had of being nominated. There Is a fear that something of the Three servants and a man 1,500 Insurance 150 kind may happen this year In Hannas Carriages aa ......... ......... 3,000 Interest one-thir- Clothing Table Traveling expenses Other necessary exM-nse- s comfort 12,000 6,000 3,000 to 7,500 Total $34,650 Tiffany swore he had not touched an Intoxicating drink for nine years. NEW DRINK CALLED LIQUID SUNSHINE UNION MADE exhibits at the approaching world's fair. One of the principal features Is to be a stone arch 23 feet high. This arch will be composed of the leading building stones of Cali fornia and the ornaments will be bears' heads and the state seal. In ad dition a column of lapldollts will grace the Interior areas, of which crystals of tourmaline will be a marked feature. Naturally the magnificent gold quarts which played such an Important part In the early history of California, to gether with placer sands and their Cinproducts, will not be overlooked. nabar in its native state and quicksilver with the Indications of Its extent and production will not be forgotten, nor will the beautiful onyx of the San Lula Obispo quarries, and the blue marbles of Riverside and the building stones of many other districts be overlooked. The magnesites of Porterville and the chrome ores from the northern districts will also be well represented, together with thousands of varied mineral products that have made California famous since the '40s. FOR. ENGINEERS Those gloves are spscially adapt, od (or engine uae. Patented principles ol construe, lion,e thorough workmanfhip and materials inauro period protection and long service. Because oi s special tanning process. they are always pliant and flexible, in spits of steam, heat oil and moialure. 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Ar He pondered If his finger was Not quicker than the nipper. riving trains this morning brought scores of delegates and visitors to the (It wasn't) fourteenth annual state convention of A Maine man read that human eyes the Young Men's Christian association. Of hypnotism were fulL The meeting was formally opened this He went to see if it would work afternoon with a college conference Upon an angry bull and sessions will continue until Sun (It wouldnt) day night. H. M. Beardsley of Kan sas City, Chancellor Frank Strong of James Wilkins fancied If he died Kansns State University, Stonewall The rolling spheres would stop; Anderson of Hendrix College and W, He took the gas route to see If L. McGill, secretary of the Tennessee The world would shut up shop. state association, are among the prom (It didn't) Lowell O. Reese In San Francisco inent speakers to be heard. 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