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Show DAILY ON STRIKE IN HAND e 14, ST. IT PER- OPINION OF A PROMINENT CAGO ENGINEER. CHI- Panama Waterway Will Be Six Stitches Taken In Negro's Heart Says Commercial Disappointment Into Which a Kinfe Had for Twenty Years. Been Thrust. ORIGINAL 0NyERtRIBME LOUIS F HAVE ELABORATED. PLANS ID GRANDE Dollar Teas Q BEEN Appropriation Largely In creased and $750,000 Will Bo Devoted to Empire's Exhibit. Original Spices Bakiog I Powder To Salt Like cii $300,-000,00- $146,-000,0- NINA WEDS. three-quarte- rs points east. No. 4 No. 3 - Atlantic Expreai foV Salt Lake City. Pu,b, Na Na ;ngh Bleeping Car to gU1 City, ihlcago and Bt. LuuU. .Sew Yorkaifjj! ton. I. A. BENTOS, General Agent p- - .... -pertinent, Salt Lake City. C. A. HENBY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. O. B. GILBON , Agent, Ogden. 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The first grant was $150,000 to which another $250,000 was added in the budTours get of the present financial year. It Line Ward is now learned from a reliable source so to be are supplethat these grants To Cuba, Nassau and Hexlco mented that an aggregate sum of Low Rates to and from Europe about $750,000, will be available. This will be the largest amount ever apSharman's Ticket Office propriated by Great Britain for particPhone 161 Z. Hesly House, opp. Depot ipation In a foreign exhibition. educational exhibit The British B. ENGLEHART, Manager. 0. promises to be the most notable. Practically every educational body, the great schools, the universities, and and naval the technical, military academies of the United Kingdom will be represented. Art will also be very complete, while the liberal arts deGOOD, CLEAN COAL-A- XY partment will be of the widest and most valuable character. Photography, KIND PROMPTchemistry, printing, and engraving LY DELIVERED. will be represented as they never have been before, while public works and Sole Agents for engineering will also be notable British exhibits. untl-matu- 22, DEPART. rThey Paysfrom Winter LkTk W5HRN CARD, In effect Nov. Coffees are Beauties kinds LONDON. 14. - THE fif AT THE CommercialCHICAGO, March March 14. Dr. PHILADELPHIA, the felt for the next canal Panama hospital, Jefferson ly, the fitewart. of as he beat Emerson a Thomas of be disappointheart twenty years will and from a held the organ tn his hand after It ment, but politically had been withdrawn outside the body. national defense standpoint it is a Six stitches were taken In the heart, necessity. Direct benefits to industry Into which a knife in the hands of a will not follow until years after the jealous woman had penetrated, and completion of the canal. Yet In buildEmerson Is in a fair WMy to recovery, ing It the United States Is making danger being from great strides for the future. the principal not exis ted. or septicaemia. The Sues canal will continue to For several years there have leen shock was peremremarkable This operation serve all the greatly populated areas serious differences between the a Is who negro, after formed Emerson, the of the world. The Panama will serve history ployers and their workmen, assault the After stubbed. to been similar had the undeveloped areas, and for that of the conflict being very to assistance without walked and Emerson builders the reason, since we are the champions of the disputes iH'tween of five blocks, undeveloped countries, we are taking a distance on the the hospital, which brought their workmen So seriously and was put under the Influence or the part of a benefactor, and while our big strike last spring. soon as the wound had been rewards will be small at first, they will did these troubles interfere with the ether as table the increase as the use of the canal bebusiness of the employing lithograph- examined. On the operating Incision comes a for some was long in exposed heart greater. ers that they susjtended work ot This is the opinion of Lyman E. the necessitated breaking went which cases and much of the business Cooley, a Chicago civil engineer and abroad. Both employers and employ- several ribs. two fingers le-lo- w careful student of Isthmian canal proinserted Stewart Dr. national organisaees have strong and behind the apex and lifted out jects. In 1898 Mr. Cooley, In comtions and last January the employers clean out of decided to require all the unions to en- the heart. It was drawn pany with a commission appointed by Its a on with .went it yet trunk, the by agreement arbitration nn Into ter private corporation, made a personal which all strikes should be settled ork with almost normal steadiness Investigation of both the Panama and was an unwithout strikes or lockouts. A letter nd regularity. The cut Nicaragua routes. He traveled by rail one unions to large the compared with post between the two ends of the first usually to this effect was sent mortem exposures of similar stabbing named route. Colon and Panama, and throughout the United States and cases. It required six stitches. themunions the walked eleven miles over the Culebra Canada. Before had soon as the chest As cavity the consider could or Snake cut, where Is located one of selves. however, in- - been exposed the surgeon saw that the of the most difficult obstacles. the the presidents proposition ternationnl associations took the mat- left lung had been wmunded and was "I have always favored the KIcar ter up and formed nn offensive and collapsed. The pleura was opened and agua route, principally 'because It defensive nlliance to oppose the plan. Dr. Stewart discovered the lung filled was 625 miles north of the Panama with blood, which he scooped out with route," said Mr. Cooley. "But since Then the employers Issued an hand. This gave Immediate re- the matter Is settled I see no reason GRAND OPERA 8 EASON unhis unions that Informing the OPEN8 IN CHICAGO less the arbitration plan was signed lief without the necessity for any for raising objections. Before we send by March 15 by the various represen- suture. ships through the Panama canal our CHICAGO. Ill, March 14. Everyand delicate The no opera would dangerous unions 0. of the tatives they government will probably spend Is in readiness for the opening of thing We do not now think It will longer deal with them as unions, but tlon was concluded by the surgeon the opera season at the Auditorgrand The the pleura arise that cannot be anticipated. The pericardium. would require each member of a union closing At the Initial performium tonight. were and the and heart flap actual construction will cost replaced to sign an agreement as an Individual and Isolde," will be Tristan ance, In was sutured position. before he would be allowed to work. To the new Panama company Mottl as the conFelix with presented, When the patient recovered from of France we are to A final conference was held but no pay $40,000,009. ductor. The same operas will be the Influence of the anaesthetic he was The result came of it republic of Panama we give produced and the same artists will apery weak but he has gained slightto arbitration chief The objections besides a large yearly rent pear as at the 'season of grand opera on the part of the union men are that ly dally, and the surgeons feel enIt will take at least ten years and closed at the Metropolitan opera rejust It Is contrary to the constitutions of couraged to believe that he will probably fifteen years to build the house in New York. The production cover. some of the unions, that arbitration canal. Most of the material and of will be de"Parsifal, however, usually operates against the workingskilled labor will have to go from lhe layed until next season because of the men and thnt many questions, such NEVADA LAND TO BE United States. Hospitals will have to inability of Mr. Conreid to comply at OPENED FOR SETTLEMENT as the open or closed shop, cannot be built and a complete system of once with the Chicago laws requiring be submitted to arbitration. The emsanitation established. Illness will be fire scenery. proof RENO. Nev, March 13. N. I, Tay one ployers contend that they are simply of the greatest foes to progress, In lor, government In hydrographer trade conditions, seeking stability and during the construction we prob- BOSTON AUTOMOBILE and that they are willing to arbitrate charge of the great Irrigation canal in ably will lose by death men almost SHOW 18 NOW ON Churchill county, forty miles east of any difference that may come up. equal In number to the population of Reno, states thnt 50,000 acres will be Panama. 14. The BOSTON, Mass, March thrown ojien for settlement on May ANOTHER PROMISING "The canal Is to be about fifty miles first automobile show of real note to WESTERN INDUSTRY 1st On that date maps prepared by 150 feet wide and a depth tn acbe held In New England opened In the government will be ready for dis long, commodate all vessels. There will be Boston today and will continue OLYMPIA. Wash, March 14. The trlbutlon to settlers. three locks at each end. The highest the week. Nearly all of the through The maps will contain every 160 land department of the state of Washlevel of the water will be ninety feet American-mad- e machines displayed at Into acre which the plot has been plot ington has started an Investigation of above the sea." York New the and Chicago shows are divided and will be a an Industry that Is new to that office, guide to the best on In addition there exhibition and of to bind the be first to the parts but which may materially add Irrigated. ARKAN8AS TO HAVE are a number of foreign vehicles never revenues of the commonwealth and The canal will eventually Irrigate over 8TATE LABOR FEDERATION shown In this country. Additional Inenhance the value of logged off and 200,000 acres with 300,000 acres of Is terest given the exhibition by the burned over hind In southern Wash- pasture land adjacent. LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 14. At a number of auto boats of The Innd Is said to be as rich as display ington. a meeting held here today preliminary of the latest In pattern. the world, producing the finest Recently numerous letters have been any toward the steps were accomplished received by the department from per- apples and as high as 120 bushels of formation of a state federation of CINCINNATI REDS GO sona wishing to buy cascara bark on oats to the acre. labor, to he affiliated with the AmeriSOUTH TO TRAIN Those who file on the locations will state lands along the Columbia river, can Federation of Labor. until have December 1st to take to remove bark the and up or who wish The local unions of Little Rock, CINCINNATI. O, March 14. The actual residence. The water will be pay the state a royalty thereon. Fort a Smith of and number the other players of the Cincinnati club of the The gathering of this bark is de- turned on the land March 1. 1905. cities of the state were represented National league reported to Manager veloping Into quite an Industry In at the meeting. ANNUAL DINNER OF Kelly today preparatory to leaving Oregon, but so far the Washington MISSOURI tonight on the spring training trip In EXILES state land office has had no experience the south. The team will go direct to In disposing of the bark that grows NEW 14. Dallas, where they will remain In YORK. March The of commissioner on Its lands. The fourth nnnual of dinner Missouri practice until the end of the month. the its can order undoubtedly public lands sale as valuable material, or It would society, to be given at the Waldorf-Astor- ia Famous Anglo - American Actress On the return north games will be played at Little Rock, Memphis, Nashtonight, promises to be one of Makes Aristocratic Match. be Included in a sale of timber on ville and LoluavlUe. binds, but there Is no law permitting the most notable affairs of the kind ever held In New York this winter. its dlsiiosal on a royalty basis. GARDNER VS. GANS. Recently requests have become su Joseph C. Hendrix, the president of SAGINAW, Mich, March 14. A numerous for the sale of the bark on the society, will preside. of $1,000 Is the prize for which purse Among the persons of prominence state lands that a representative of Joe the Gans, lightweight champion, the office has been sent to southern who have accepted Invitations to Gus and Gardner will battle ten Washington to investigate the extent speak, are Congressmen Champ Clark rounds a local athletic before tonight M. E. and Benton, of Missouri. Bishop of the growth on state lands. is a hard hitGardner organization. of Talbot C. M. Pennsylvania. The tree It Is obtained from growi Wicker, ter and on and Is count his feet shifty of the to the height of twenty or thirty feet, president Chicago society on ed to the give champion a lively and Is rarely more than six inches In Chnrles S. Bryan, president of the run for the Much Interest Is money. diameter. Aliout 50 per cent of the North Carolina society, nnd Rev. In manifested contest and a large the weight of the bark is lost In drying, Nevctt Steele, president of the Mary Is crowd to be present. expected and the dried product sometimes sells land society. as high as 25 cents a pound. The THE DEEPEST GOLD MINE. trees generally grow in clusters on DEMOCRATS OF OKLAHOMA What Is believed to be the deepest ARRANGE FOR CONVENTION land that has been logged or from gold mine In the world Is being worked which the timber has been burned. nt Bendigo, Australia. The mine In ENID. Okla., March 14. The ter Is said the trees, after being cut. will question, which is called the New ritorlal Democratic committee Is In grow up again after a few years. Chum Railway mines, has sunk its session here today, pursuant to the main shaft to a depth of 3,900 feet or call of Chairman Moses Anderson, for 8IXTH MISSOURI of only 60 feet short of DISTRICT CONVENTION the puriMise of Axing the time nnd a mile. The chief problem Is how to Place for holding the territorial con keep the tunnels and general work GREENFIELD. Mo., March 14. The vention to select delegates to the na lngs cool enough for the miners to Republican convention of the sixth tlonnl convention and to nominate Cable reports from rarls say that work In at such a depth. It Is usual congressional district Is In session here candidate for congress. The conven Nina 108 degrees, nnd to enable the Farrington, to thenter-goer- s about ly today to select delegates to the Chi tlon to select delegates will probably well known on ohth sides of the Allan men to work nt nil a spray of coid be held late In May, nud the congres tic, has been married In the cago convention and to nominate French water let down from above has to be candidate for congress. W, L. Bur sional convention in July. There are capital to John Lesmoir Gordon, an kept continunly playing on the bodies ney of Cass county appears to be the almost a score of aspirants for the Englishman of wealth nnd naked from the waist upward of high social most prominently mentioned ns can Democratic congressional nomination position, nnd an officer In the First T lye the miners. Even then they cannot didate for congress and It is probable and the contest promises to be a lively Guards of the famous Household Cav work hard, or they would faint from one. that he will be named. ulry. exhnustion. a XEtV YORK, Marrh 14. After between conferences futile of seiiex the employing lithographers of the of the country and the representatives thous-im- d ten various unions in the trade, skilled workmen in the 1nited out State and Canada will he locked eleventh-hou- r an unless tomorrow morning settlement is reached, and this la 1904. Premium REMARKABLE OPERATION FORMED BY SURGEON. lithodifferences between EMPLOYEES. 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