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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, JUDGE TAFT ENTERS ammimiwtrimr EXPERTS WITH CUE I MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, V-M- - nr nmrnrnrnrnrnrmnmrnrm SALT LAKE LETTER 1 BUILT? TIME CARP, (SjKscial Corri'gjiondence.) FORMER GOVERNOR OF PHILIP' PINES NOW WAR SECRETARY. Ntw Member of the Preeident'e icial Family Takes Charge of the Department. Off- TOURNAMENT TO 8ETTLE LIARD CHAMPIONSHIP. BIL- All Sections of tho Country Aro Rep- resented Except the Coaet. Pa-cif- io NEW YORK. Feb. 1. Everything Is readiness at the Llederkrans club for the opening night of the tournament to determine the amateur billiard championship of America. There bus been a great revival of Interest In the game this winter and as a consequence the tournament Is attracting much attention. Canada and all sections of the United Htutes, with the exception of the Pacific coast, will be represented among the contestants. Mueh regret Is felt over the Inability of Wllsor Sigourney, the Pacific coast champion, to take part. The full list of the cue experts who will contest for the supremacy Includes De Mun Smith of SL Louis, Charles F. Conklin of Chicago, Dr. L. L Mlal of New York, J. Ferdinand Poggenburg of New York, Arthur R. of Brooklyn, the first Townsend noon. of the Nntlonnl Amateur champion Billiard association; Edward S. GardNATIONAL COUNCIL OF ner of Piisslnc, N. J.. the second WOMEN IN SESSION chain of the National Amateur Billiard association; Arthur Macotte, of INDIANA POLIS, Ind., Feb. 1. Quebec, the amateur Canadian chamMemtiers of the executive committee pion. of the National Council of Women are for their ENGLISH FAVORITE OF gathered In Indlanapollc fourteenth annual session. The naTHE EMPRES8 OF CHINA tional council, as Is well knownfl Is an amalgamation of all the various woLONDON, Feb. 1. According to men's organisations of the counrty, dispatches from Pekin an English including the W. C. T. IT., American Indy, Miss Kate Carl, has been for WoWoman's Suffrage association, months staying with the Dowager man's Relief Corps, Daughters of the Empress of China as her guest Miss American Revolution and numerous Carl, who Is an artist of great merit other organisations of wide scope and left Paris, where she has resided for varied interests. some years, for China last spring. The present meeting of the council Going up to Pekin to stay with the is purely a business one, the chief American minister, she was presented purpose being to discuss arrangements to the Dowager Empress, who therefor the forthcoming general meeting upon took a violent fancy to her, and of the National Council of Women at Insisted on her up her abode In St Louis. The members of the execu- a suite of roomstaking in the palace. Here tive committee will be in Indianapolis the first English woman who ever several days and anelaborate program within the sacred precincts, she of entertainment has been prepared in stayed Is waited upon hand and foot. The their honor. highest court ofllclals are obliged to kow tow to her, and she takes preceOPENING OF LONDONS dence even of the lute Chinese amNEW UNDERGRUND ROAD bassador in France and his family by she has often been entertained LONDON, M. 1. Another two- Inwhom The dispatches say that Purls. penny tube, the Grent Northern and Miss Carl engaged In painting three City railway, was thrown open to the large portraits of her august hostess, public today. The rond is nearly four one of which will shortly be ready for miles long, with terminals at Finsbury to the SL Louis exposition. park and Moorgate street, and brings despatch a very populous district in touch with TO FIX TEA STANDARDS. the city. NEW YORK, Feb. 1. The board of Several new Improvements have been mnde in constructing this new- tea experts, composed of leading merest underground railroad. The tunnel chants In the wholesale tea trade of Itself Is of greater diameter than the New York, Boston, Chicago, Sun Fran old ones and this permits the use of cisco and other cities began its an larger rolling stock. The stations also nunl meeting In this city today.' The are roomy,- with large elevators and duty of the board is to fix a minimum wide atlrcnsea It is Interesting to note standard of purity and quality for the that the care are of American make doxen or more kinds of tea that are and are equipped with American air Imported. No tea thut does not come brakes. The motor system also Is up to these standards can be permitted and as a result of the board's decisions largely of American manufacture. tons of Inferior stuff are turned back LONGEST THEATRICAL every year. There Is not much likelihood of any JUMP ON RECORD great change in the standards this NEW YORK, Feb. 1. One of the year. From some quarters there is a to Import a longest theatrical Jumps on record will demand for permission be made by the Weber A Field's stock lower grade of tea than Is now allowed company when that organisation but on the whole the trade Is fairly leaves New York tonight for Its an- well satisfied with the standards as nual spring tour. A special train will they are, and the board is not disposed convey the entire company, with seen to make any change. ery and costumes, directly to San TAKES CHAMPAGNE BATHS. Francisco, where n limited engage ment will be played. It will the first PHILADELPHIA. ra Feb. 1. time the organisation has ever appear- Henry Gibson Moore, the eccentric ed on the Pacific coast. On the return Philadelphian who takes champagne engagements will be filled in Denver. baths and gives dinners st $250 a plate, Chicago. St. Louis, Cincinnati and yet declares himself so poor that he other prominent cities. cannot pay his wife's alimony of $4,000 a year, today appeared before a com IOWA DENTISTS MEET. mission appointed to determine his Feb. 1. In WASHINGTON, I. the presence of the president, the cabinet, the Ohio delegation lit congress and u number of other friends. Judge William II. Taft, of Ohio, late govtook the ernor of the Philippines, oath as secretary of war this morning In the cabinet room at the White The oath was administered Houae. by Chief Justice Fuller of the United States supreme court. The retiring secretary of wur Elihu Root, was also present. After the ceremony Secretary Tuft received the congratulations of all present, after which he had a with the long privute conversation took Taft charge president. Secretary about noon. of the war department The officials of the department were presented to the new secretary and aftertook leave of Mr. Root this In - IO! A CITY, la., Feb. low SLite Dental association Is holding Its annual meeting here In conjunction with a reunion of the ntumni of the college of dentistry of the State university of loan. Technical discussions and other business of Interest to the profession will occupy the convention during Its two days' sessions. Among the features of the entertain ment program will be a banquet givei In honor of the visitors by Dr. W. P II os ford, dean of the dental college. e M'FADDEN BACK IN GAME. sanity. Moore is the son of Andred M. Moore, formerly proprietor of the G1 raid house In Philadelphia. Andrew Moore died In 189$, leaving a fortune of $3,000,000 for division among three sons. The money was left In trust and an Income of $12,000 a year paid each of the boys. MONTE CARLO CHESS TOURNEY. PARIS, Feb. 1. Monte Carlo, where the goddess of chance reigns supreme, is today the cynosure of nil eyes in the chess world, for there have gathered Marshall. Mnrco, Schlector, Swlderskl. Mnrocxy and Gunsberg, who form great sextet of chess masters. The six experts are to engage In a double round tourney for the International The result will championship. awaited with keen Interest as nearly or the contestants will take In SAGINAW, Mich., Feb. 1. The Saginaw Athletic club has made arrangements to put on a fifteen round bout tonight between George McFadden. the former well known lightweight, and Ous Gardner, of Philadelphia. It will part be McFadden's first appearance In the great tournament to be held in in ring several years. United Slates In April. The with all emphasis that no compromise United States marshal, Benjamin B. has been effected and that whether he his Heywood.ls now In a position to do a bit Is seated or unseated, Smoot and all they of novellstic writing. If Ileywood was friends will fight Kearns for SALT LAKE CITT. the Feb. a mind to he could publish a, brochure entitled, Secret Service Investigations, or Why Perry S. Heath Was Not Sunpoenaed." Because Ben has been under fire very recently, the firing squad consisting of two secret service men who came here from Washington to inquire why he did not serve Heath with subpoena In the Driggs case until it was too late to use Perry as the valuable witness he would have no doubt made. These two gentlemen came in on the marshnl one morning are worth. If anyone doubts this let him Interview Colonel Ed. Loose, of The Colonel, as is well known, is Smoot's friend. To quote the disKearns will Just tinguished cltisen: Provo. about play himself out, huh, and then he'll try to help some one else, huh, and that fellow will not get away from the post, huh." This statement does not augur well for McCornick, If Colonel Loose and others hold fast to their position. It is stated that Smoot la satisfied that Kearns has contributed money to assist in working up sentiment and Intends to even. What a cat and dog time play the republicans are going to have to be sure. right after breakfast and the manner In which they inquired into his action, or luck of action, in getting after the flea some Perry must have been something marvelous to listen to, because Ben has worn a chastened look ever since. It Is said the marshal was also questioned about his prominence In political work also and that he had to stand a running fire of several minutes In length, some of the queries put to him being of a very embarrassing nature. Up to date the syndicated organs have not discovered this The largest audience which has asitem of news, or having discovered it, at the Grand opera house this sembled be where will not it laid it hure away season was that which witnessed the found. performance of "Way Down Blast" on It is stated, on what appears to be Saturday night Every seat In the excellent authority, that Brother Mc- house was occupied and standing room Cornick has formed a senatorial coa- was at a premium. The play is one which appeals to all lition with Thomas Kearns, by which if It Is full of pathos. The many classes. McCornick cannot be elcted the latter which Anna can. This comes as a shock to the feel- vicissitudes through of victim and heroine the the men of of the Moore, several ings who were estimating McCornick as so Lennox Saderson, passes through; tomuch money in sight with which to do gether with the strong, passlonable battle with the senior senator at the love and devotion of David Bartlett for fall elections and in conventions before her make several strong- - dramatic sitthe election. It also shocks several of uations, which appeal directly to the the friends of McCornick, who do not hearts of the auditors. Then the simwant him to play second violin In the plicity of the characters and the dry orchestra. They believe that McCornick humor imparted to most of them, all should be like all human tubs and combined to make the drama an exstand on his own bottom and not make ceedingly strong one. Mr. Brady's company is an excepalliances where all- the chance he has The play calls depends upon the other fellow getting tionally strong one. the throw down. However, the situa- principally for character work, and tion has one advantage for McCornick; each member of the caste Is an artist he can hand things to his political ally In his or her particular line. when the other isn't looking and when It Is unnecessary to particularise Thomas Kearns goes down and out can all are equally deserving of praise the Thou cans't not say I enthusiastic quote Macbeth: reception accorded the did 1L" That this scheme Is working company being the best tribute which Is evident from that fact that George could be paid to their work. The muSheets, late city detective, later chief sical selections rendered by a quartette of police, and now gentleman of leisure, were pleasing lnerludea Is ambling around the village telling Such engagements at the Grand are the multitude what an able man Mc- notable ones and the large house was Cornick is and how great a senator he an evidence that Ogdenltes can apprewould make. It Is stated, too, that ciate a good. Interesting, wholesome Frank Hines, superintendent of water production. works and close friend to Kearns, Is also bearing the glad tidings to the na"FOR MOTHER'S SAKE. tives that If Kearns cannot go back The delightful drama, For Mother's McCornick should be selected. Several Sake," a beautiful story of New Engothers are also doing missionary work land life, will he seen at the Grand on In this direction. The number of men Thursday, February 4th Is highly who have suddenly discovered that Mc- spoken of. Marie Heath will head the Cornick Is their second choice has In- company, which Is a thoroughly good creased remarkably. one. In every particular amplified to do Since the defeat of Kearns by Post- the play full and complete Justice. The master Thomas, County Clerk James, managers have spared no pains or exwho would like to have been appointed pense to make a success of the proconsul to Cardiff, has become discour- duction. The company will have their aged. A senator who has not Influence own scenery car, which will contain enough to remove the postmaster of his everything used in the productoln. own town is not likely to weigh enough There are a number of pretty children to secure many foreign consulships. So engaged, among them the famous McJohn has stopped his subscription to Kinley twins, who will give naturalness the Merthyr-Tydv- ll b to the scenes. Village tots always and Is resuming his form a pretty picture, and particularly study of the local situation, with the so where the surrounding atmosphere result, so It Is said, of having about Is in keeping. concluded to run again for the nomination of clerk. If he should, there will 8LIME8 EXTRACTION be a gathering of the clans against him IN LEADVILLE the like of whlrh was never seen. Because of the amount of Charles Delker of Leadvllle has dethat have been sharpened for vised a method of extracting values this youth, since he abandoned his from the sllines where friends and flopped into the Kearns are concentrated, that will appeal to camp, Is simply phenomenal The those engaged In the milling of similar man with ambitions for office in this mnterlal at Park City and elsewhere. county at least wants to let it be He uses a series of hydraulic gravity known that he is not a Kearns man; separators, whereby the sine and Iron else disaster will steal upon him and settle and discharge at the bottom and wreck him. the lighter slimes overflow at the top. 4 By reconcentrating In a second and When the state republican conven- third separator he is said to finally obtion meets for the selection of dele- tain a product of sine and Iron which gates to the national convention, tick- commands a profitable market price. ets will be worth something. It Is the It is claimed the A. M. W. and A. T. Intention of the antis to shut out the and Minnie mills are to adopt Mr. senator entirely. It is now proposed Delker's method, which will argely Innot to let him butt In, even as a dele- crease their percentage of recovery. In gate: to say to him: We are through these mills most of the lead Is doubt-lea- s with you, and If oyu wnnt to go to the saved by table concentration and convention you must go as a citizen, the bulk of the finer slime values conand carrying with you no credentials sists of Iron and xlnc. The specific from the republican party of Utah." gravities of the latter two are so nearKearns g aware of this fight and his ly equal that a hydraulic separator, friends are doing all they can to coun- such as Mr. Delker has devised, can teract It. But It will he a tough Job. only collect them together, as their thorough separation by other than the It has been stated that Smoot has magnetic separator would not seem compromised with. Kearns and that an possible. 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