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Show THURSDAY, DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 25, 1904. and other cities of the state for the biennial convention of the Young Men's Christian association of Ohio. The sessions will be formally opened this evening and will continue through field from gether with a large delegation con- The ceremony was Coadjutor Archbishop Moeller of C'inclnnntti, who was assisted by IH a number of priests and prelates. Sunday. The large attendance and the the J. Hartley, James Rev. The lit. interesting program combine to give new bishop of Columbus, was born in promise of one of the best conventions He studied theol18.ri8 in Columbus. ever held by the association in Ohio. Niogy at the Holy Angels seminary, A SANTA FE MAOF INVENTION The opening address will be delivered kouropatkins a agara Falls. X. Y., and was ordained CHINIST. President E. L. Hughes of De Pauw MILITARY RECORD. by years ago hy Bishop priest twenty-on- e E. C. Surgeon-Gener- al university. Wittteraon. Soon after his ordination work M. A. C. Y. of he came to Steubenville as assistant at Claims That His Machine Is a Meehan, Brush will tell of the Ha Will Hava Suprema Command and the Very in the army and navy, ical Success and Will Fly St. Peters' church, and later by his tha Czars Forcei in tha B. Williams, dean of the Charles Rev. church the War. Like a Bird. ability and energy started will Trinity cathedral, Cleveland. of the Holy Name, of which he has had Social the Church and on The speak since. Ofiiwal AltfWi harge Question. POINT RICHMOND, CaiH Feb. 25. W)NI iN, fVb. A number of other prominent speak Kouroiwtkln, who In to DIFFICULTIES WITH WHICH From the top of Nichol Knob, a 3501 NlvhoIairt-II. ers will be heard during the week and of Robert town, northeast hill foot direct the operations n gainst the JapRUSSIA IS CONFRONTED Botts expects soon to set sail in an on Sunday the convention sermon will anese In the Far East, Is easily Rusausia's foremost lighter. The best airship and soar across the continent be delivered by President H. C. King BERLIN, Feb. 25. The Militar no that concede who Is a of Oberlln college. In addition to the thorities of Euroi the organ of the German to the St. Louis fair. Botts, Is better equipworld Fe In Santa entire the one in the shops, is addresses there will be a number of has published an article machinist knowl- general stair, of branch will military he succeed better open discussions on various branches sure in that every ped discussing Russia's prospects of re- quite of the association work. of imitators Darius the all many than edge. enforcing her army in East Asia. The no be will trouble Educated in the theory of arms at and that it Green, paper takes a pessimistic view of the the best of the Russian military schools for him to skim over the Sierra and MONTANA railMORMON COLONY. apacity of the trans-Siberion the exand land and trained to practice under the road, and mountains Rocky of section the especially greatest of modern Russian warriors, rossing Lake Baikal, where it says position grounds in the craft he has One May Be Establishad in Milk River General Mlkhnel Pkobeleff. he made a are constructed. difficulties to be overcome the in That Valley He claims that his clipper of the glorious record In every Important enormous. The limited capacity of the Stata. worked and 18(16, Russian war since line is said to be a much more serious upper oceans, upon which he has been his way up from sub -- lieutenant in that matter than the threatened damage to working for the past twenty years, According to the Deseret News there embodies all the good and leaves out year to the coinniaiid of the army in by natives. The paper estimates is probability of a Mormon colony be1897. the present troop-movin- g capacity of all the bad features of all the preced- ing established in the Milk river val He has received more decorations the railroad from Russia's experience ing aerial yachts. It combines the ley in Montana, aa it la understood than any one breast could wear at any of last summer of moving two bri- aeroplane and balloon ideas and adds that Elders John W. Taylor and Abraone time. He was born on March 17. to Tschlta, east of Lake Baikal, to these mechanical principles 'a few ham O. Woodruff, who recently vieited 1848. and obtained a commission as gades If which was only accomplished at the of Inventor Botts' own evolving. that section, are much impressed with in the Turkeystan rior Santos Professor Dumont, Langley rate of eight and a half miles an hour. the natural resources of the country fles when he was only 18. After the says Botts, had thought of these little At this rate it would take thirty-si- x and regard it aa offering favorable Inbrilliant Turkestan campaign which to convey 25,000 men from the things the Russians and Japanese ducements to days thrifty settlers. While the added to Russias Asiatic possessions, Moukden or Vladi would todHy be fighting their battles proposition is still in embryo, Elders to mountains Tral Kouropatkln returned to SL Peters- vnstnk. In the air Instead of on the sea. and Woodruff not having y$t burg a lieutenant, to continue his miliHe expects to support his machine Taylor assumes The the paper present there are good grounds for most reported, as the tary studies. In 1871, of the Russian army in east In the air by means of a large, flat, believing that the matter Is. viewed strength of of the brilliant graduate academy d, framework, with much ern Asia to be 158,7(1 men, and, upon horisontal, favor and that in the near the general staff, he was sent abroad he serves the purpose of which, says, reof estimate time the the foregoing future a colony of Later-da- y Saints, to study military conditions in various quired to move troops, it declares it aeroplane, gasbag and parachute, all familiar with irrigation in all ita European countries. In France, Pres- will take until April 20th for Russia combined in one. The particular be planted in that secident McMahon invited him to take device which he claims Is branches, may Asiatto raise of her East the strength tion. The Great Northern railway is part in the maneuvers at Mets. Here ic going to save him from landing igno army to 233,000 men. in itself the matter and Is he displayed such strategic ability that interesting The paper is of the opinion that the mlnlously on the salt marsh when he anxious the Mormons that decidedly he was decorated with the cross of the easiest thing for Japan to do to com pushes bravely out into the aerial settle Rusas first of realise the that Honor, there, being they, Legion pel Russia to abandon Manchuria is ocean from the precipitous summit of will do much tor that as sian to win that distinction. valley, to strike at the center of the country, Nichol Knob are two horisontal pro- has done for the When the war with Turkey broke Horn and other Big pellers fixed above the aeroplane and sections colonised by these people. out In 1877, Kouropatkln was sum- or, in other words, concentrate her to be whirled with almost miraculous forces against Harbin. moned back to Russia. Constantinople swiftness in opposite directions by CHARLES E. EVAN8 MARRIES. was to be taken. Between Russia and cunningly devised machinery. A proNAMES JEFFRIE8 CONDITIONS CHICOPEE FALLS, Mass., Feb. 25. Constantinople lay three great barriers ON WHICH HE WILL FIGHT peller at the stern is to drive the craft Charles EL Evans, the well known the river Danube, the Turkish through the air, and a rudder fixed near comedian and for years the team mate strongholds in Bulgaria and the BalNEW YORK, Feb. 25. Billy Delaney, it will be the steering apparatus. of Old Hobs Hoey in A Parlor kan mountains. The first barrier was He claims to have solved the prob Match," was married here for Jim who came all manager Jeffries, today to pnssed with ease. Osman Pasha had lem, hitherto labored at in vain by the Mias Helena Phillips, a member of tlie California the from for the way pur60,-0with from Widdin been hurrying best mechanical engineers, of contriv- company playing There and Back,' trained soldiers. Realising that he pose of clinching a match for the ing a steam engine which will weigh in which Mr. Evans is now starring. comwith winner of the the was too late to defend the river h chnmplon only fifty pounds and yet exert, ten This is Mr. Evans second marriage. battle between Jack ing the Munroe, threw his entire force into Plevna, thus horse power. This engine is to whirl His first wife, who died several Butte Tom and an miner, Shnrkey, years mennclng the line the Russians must the three propellers of the aerial craft ago, was Minnie French, one of the follow from the Danube to the Bal- uounced today that JelTries had conThe ship complete, avers the inventor, well known French slaters, who for a kans. it was a brilliant strategic sented to fight the victor, but that the contest must take place not later than will weigh less than 150 pounds and long time were vaudeville favorites. move, for until Osman was dislodged no forward move could be made by three months from the date of the pres will be capable of carrying an average DREYFUS CA8E IN COURT. slxed man, together with sufficient fuel the main army of the Russians, Twice ent fight Feb. 25. The retrial of the PARIS, water and for the all and other said that the Delaney engine champion's they hurled themselves against Plevna case was formally begun to Dreyfus reason to for for the to have necessary contset supplies the St trip wanting nnd were twice repulsed with great before court of cassation. The the take place in that time was that he Louis. Inventor Botts has not yet an- day slaughter. is which nounced nothing more than a Just when he Is going to cut trial, Between Plevna and Shlpka pass did not want to fight during the sumto publicly eatab' intended his mer formality Nichol Knob and sail months. Delaney further stated moorings at Iny Lochva. held by 15,000 Turks. This lish Innocence of the over that the Jeffries he on and would be Captain Dreyfus hand away mountain, but the peostronghold must fsll before both wings of the Russian army could close in to see the battle, and that before the ple of this place are Interestedly of the charges which led to his expul watching the construction of the ma- slon from the army and his Imprison upon Plevna. Skobeleff and Kouropat- men began to fight he would issue kln were distntched against It After challenge from the ringside to fight the chine and wondering if Inventor Botts ment on Devil's Island, is expected to satisfy the clamor of the Dreyfusards three days of hard fighting, Lochva winner In one. two, 'or three months, will meet the fate of Darius Green, and to mark the final chapter of the was captured, nnd the third attack on but not later than the last week in famous case. BILL Plevnn was begun. It raged furious- May. The IN COMES are UP Jeffries condiCONGRESS following ly for five days, but ended in another LONGEST STONE ARCH. tions: The fight must take place berepulse of the Russians. A stone arch bridge with a clear fore June 1st. It must be held In San WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. 25 The Skobeleff and Kouropatkln fought span of 295 feet is now in process of or Anti side by side during those bloody days Francisco. In case the Sharkey-Mun-ro- e Grosvengr construction at Plauen, in Saxony, mill la a fixate I will allow the pro Conspiracy." bill, the passage of which and were frequently precipitated into The new bridge la 75 feet of the span moters and the newspaper men of New is being vigorously urged by the labor d conflicts with the enemy. of the arch of Cabin than that greater York and San Francisco to name my organisations of the country and op Their most terrible experiences were on John is greater by about and bridge, next If opponent. they cannot agree posed with equal vigor by the employ September 11 and 12. Skobeleff as18 feet than that of the recently com saulted one of three Turkish redoubts upon a man, there will be nothing left ers' organisations, came up for public pleted Luxemburg bridge. on Green hill and carried It within an for me to do but to retire from the hearing today before the house com The Plauen viaduct will, therefore, mittee on Judiciary. The bill exempts hour, but with a loss of three thous- ring." labor unions from prosecution under be the longest stone arch evfr con and men. The redoubt was imperfectetructed. Stated exactly, the new WILLIAM the anti-tru- st T. JEROME TO bill, and Is intended ly constructed, and left Skobeleff exLECTURE AT PRINCETON prevent the issuing of injunctions bridge has a span of 90 m. (295.2 feet) posed to fire on three sides. The Turks It is constructed of stone masonry saw the opportunity and made a sor against the unions. It has passed the PRINCETON. X. J., FCb. 25. Dis house of representatives three times throughout, and the contract price is tie. Thereupon Colonel Kouropatkln, surprisingly low, it being only 500,000 the only officer on SkobeleiTs staff who trlct Attorney William T. Jerome, of In each case meeting with defeat had not falen, rushed to meet them In New York City, came to Princeton to the senate. The present hearings be marks, or, in round figures, $120,000. This very moderate cost is explained the open with some three hundred men day to deliver the first Trask lecture fore the Judiciary committee will con the low-- cost of manual labor In bjr In Alexander hall. These lectures are tinue several days and both the sup A desperate fight at short range en sued. Kouropatkins little band was given annually at Princeton univer porters and opponents of the measure Saxony and by the availability close almost cut to pieces, but not until It slty. the sum of $10,000 having been will be given opportunity to state to the bridge site of excellent stone to supply the necessary masonry. The had driven the Turks back into the donated by Spencer Trask of New their views. bridge will be used tor street traffic, redoubt. During the day Kouropatkln York for this purpose. with a street railway and gas and received three wounds, but he never OHIO Y. M. C. A. water mnins. LANGFORD VS. M'WINTERS. ceased fighting until the victory was The roadway la 11 m. (36.1 feet) wide 25. Feb. COLUMBUS, 0 assured. Arriving BALTIMORE, Md., Feb. 25. Sam trains today brought scores of dele and the sidewalks are each 3 m. (9.88 Such Is the man against whom the Japs will have to contend when the Langford, the colored lightweight of gates from Toledo, Cleveland. Cincin- feet) wide. The contraction of the rent land fighting between the belllger Boston, w ho has been much sought ef nati, Dayton, Youngstown, Spring- - arch required from 10,000 to 12,000 cubic m. of stone and 12,000 barrels of ents begins in earnest. A consummate ter since he secured a decision over Joe to Guns, is cement. The total load on the foundameet Hughey strategist and with a determination to tions will be 15,000 tons, and the presmeet nnd overcome every obstacle, the ters. the colored lightweight of New sure on the foundation beds will be 24 Russian minister of war, in the opin- York. In a fifteen round contest to ion of British military authorities, can night before the Knickerbocker Ath kgs. per square cm. (341 pounds per be counted upon to contest every inch letlc club of thin city. Roth men hav square Inch). of Manchuria against the Japanese reputations ns hard hitters nnd their Candies meeting la expected to result In a live THE ONE THING BETTER. forces. ly bout. Chocolates Reggie Nothing delights a girl so much as the devoted attention of the REV. HARTLEY IS NEW ATHLETIC MEET AT CINCINNATI Bonbons man of her choice. BISHOP OF COLUMBUS Clara Unless It's the devoted attenCINCINNATI. O.. Feb. 23. -- Crack With tion of the man of some other girl's STEUBENVILLE. O.. Feb. 23. The amateur, athletes from many parts of ceremonies attending the elevation of the state will meet in the Coffees, Spices choice. Tit-Bit- s. First regl the Rt. Rev. James J. 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