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Show DAILY OPPOSITION HIGHER 10 THE To Call a Halt on tho Asaaulta Mad On tho Scripture By Critic. Alarmed by the growing aggressiveness of the "higher criticism movement .which la desrclbed us assaults upon the bible aa the inspired word of God, the recently formed American Bible league began a three daya' conference in the Marble Collegiate church today, the announced purpose of which la to concentrate popular attention upon the mastery of the bible and what la In It. The convention will undertake to describe the preaent assault on the bible and its claims, and to show that it la causing demoralisation in conduct and education, and having a bud influence on the ministry and on missions. It will undertake to show thnt the present claims of higher critics contain nothing that Is new, and that the real purpose of these critics is not to clear certain disputed matters In the old testament story, but eventually to attack and throw out the gospels. The convention is noteworthy beWilliam cause of the participants. Phillips Hall, president of the league, is the presiding officer. Among the speakers will be President Francis L. Patton of Princeton Theological Seminary, Professor Howard Osgood of Rochester Theological Seminary, the Rev. Dr. Wayland Hoyt of Philadelphia, and Willis E. Lougee of the International Young Men's Christian assoMay 2. "THE PINE OVER EVIDENCE SENSATIONAL PRODUCED. BE MAY 2, 1901 True Tonic A AT ST. LOUIS F THE LANE CRITICISM CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN BIBLE LEAGUE. NEW YORK. CONTEST STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, UTAH pfOENVERtMMAANDF WElWNKWESmNr A real malt extract, rich in tonic properties and a perfect aigestant is OF WILL PLAY GROUND FOR NATIONS THE WORLD. jHEUSER-BtSeff- TIME CARP, No. depart. 6 Atlantic Mall for c Provo Points east. CUy, No. - Caa Black- Being Fought By Senator burn of Kentucky on Behalf of Hie Granddaughter. Cosmopolitan Attractions Which stitute Unique Feature of the Con- Blase, 2. D. C., May 2. 14.60 per cent genuine nutritive extract, less than a per cent of alcohol Builds flesh, bone, tissue gives appetite and energy. g, 1Ml S, Salt Lake oitv Interoedlit. dally... Points, tUmtlo Limited (oj. Balt Lake Leadvllle, PuebtofSj?' 1:10 m. It contains in- ST. LOUIS. Mo., yay The must be the visitor to the Pike deed F. of Thomas Lane, suit over the estate can find nothdied here in Octolier, 1900, was called at the World's fair who for trial today before Judge Wright In ing in the endless array of strange scenes to cause him to stop the district court That the case will sights and Lining both in awe or amazement. prove rather sensational seeins cer- sides of the long reach of ground which tain from the nature of the evidence has been set aside by the exposition that is to be presented, and the ablest for amusement purposes are some of ever man lawyers in Washington have been re- the strangest sights that and entertaining it is tained on each side. The contest is beheld amusing them highly inof most and the over the will left by Mr. Lane, In which true, visitors find The well. as structive he bequeathed property amounting to features, educational and about 930,000 to hie mother, brothers ethnological in life real foreign others representing and sister, all residents of Summit, N. demechanical and scenic countries, J., and provided that his estate, in extrans-Siberiand inrailroads, vices, cess of that amount, Bhould be divided numerable other features, of which epually between his wife and his moththere are no two alike. er. From the big sculpture group of Mr. Lane's wife was a daughter of in the act of shoot-ln- g Senator Blackburn of Kentucky, and mounted cowboys up a town, which stands in the the letter containing the foregoing entrance, straightway a mile disposition of Mr. Lanes property was principal to Skinker road and thence found in Mr. Lane's effects and taken westward into the .hilly possession of by his widow after his spreading broad road to this the south, woodland death. She placed it in a safe deposit name Its is probably with catchy or way WASHINGTON, No. Exposition. In effect Ney. an fan-shap- ed ta No. 4 win iNiexicsiu Ul irtwS All Drursists sell it. Prepared only by Brewing Assn Anheuser-Busc- h St. Louis. U.8.A. World's Fair Visitor ere cordially invited to visit Anheuaer-Busch Brewery. the Atlantic Express Vn. Denver and all poiu eaat, dally :1P-n- Balt Lake non-intoxicati- arrive No. Pacific Express from Denver. Pueblo. Pro 8alt Lake City and ali Points east, dally 1: Pacific Limited from Salt Lake City, Prov Denver and all points east, daily u.a No. 1 pacific Mail fro Not 5 ' B' -- gether with many other figures of kings and rulers of different countries. On the opposite side of the Pike the visitor to the Russian village may see the subjects of the Czar in their typlc-a- ll races and sports. A ride on the railroad, which of late has occupied so much attention, is another of the interesting entertainments afforded by a visit to the Russian viltrans-Siberi- an Buzzers and Bells and Electric Clocks, Electrical Batteries with electric shocks. Everything In the elec- No. 9 trical line. Electrical work In electriThro cal time. Those Lite Men COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC CO. Stan S. Stevens, Manager. 2279 Wash. Ave. Phons 514 X Denver, Pueblo, Balt Lake Lead-fil- e, city and all points east dally Local from Sanpete Valley T; yh Bleeping Can to Omihi. r..111, Chicago end 8t. Louli. New Yon - A. BENTON, General Agent pertinent, Salt Lake City. C, A. HEKBY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. 1. D B. GILSON, Agent, Ogden. lage. The tourist of the Pike must not forget to visit the Japanese village, with its beautiful landscapes, flowers, plants, waters, cascades and other features, Including a representation of the emperor's garden at Toklo, a street of Asakusa, a typical royal dwelling house and a Japanese are gallery. In the village there are utilized for the entertainment of the visitors jinrlcki-shan- s, and sampans or house-boaother features of Japanese life. attraction is the Another Galveston flood, which is a faithful reproduction in miniature of the catastrophe which shocked the world in 1900 showing the city the night after the storm and the rebuilt Galveston of to- -, The 872 Elwood Street Twenty-Secon- d MRS. 8. H. ELWOOD, Psor. Newly furnished throughout; equipment modern; electric lights, steam heel; cenRates trally located. Board by day or week. SJO-K reasonable. elephone TIME CARD in Effect Nov. 22, 190 the most unique feature of the great enterprise. Fringing its borders for the Depart for North of Ogden. entire distance are mosques of Jerusa9 Pocatello and Butte Na Fresh Fish and Oysters lem, the bazaars of Stamboul the 1:25 a. m Express. dally of a streets of Seville, the Received Every Day. 7 Fast Mail for PocaNa Japanese village, a marvelous view of tello and Portland, the Tyrolean Alps, Arabian dancing 11:55 a.m. daily 881 Twenty.rourth Street. halls, a Ceylon tea garden, a repre127 -- It. 11 Cache ExPhone Na Valley sentation of Paris a hundred years ciation. 7:15 p.m. press, dally ago, a realistic picture of the Galveston flood, the ruined cliff dwellings of Arrive from North Ogden. EYES CAN BE CHANGED vilan Irish New 8 Fast Mall from Portand Arizona Mexico, Na TO ANY DESIRED COLOR day. land and Butte, dally 7:00 a.m. lage, a South Sea Island village, a memarof this features Other wild anl of the wildest of 12 the Cache Valley Exnagerie Na 2. A of attractive velous BOSTON, May surgical operaaggregation mals from the jungles of Asia and novelties are the Streets of Seville, 10:10a.m. presa, daily tion just completed at the eye and ear and a collection of other nov- with 10 Pocatello No. Africa, Express, seems to Place in indicate the Market this of infirmary city reproductions elties from the remotest corners of the of 5:30 p.m. dally that the color of the human eye can be Trlana, the Court of Lions of the Alis absolutely bewildering. earth that use of deedles. Barcedenied. of Lane the and hambra the changed by Gypsy Depart for 8outh of Ogden. Each attraction is attended with a The surgeons were Dr. Henry IL Senator Blackburn is now contesting 8 From Portland, Butte the South Sea Island village, lona; Na of Haskell and Dr. Heffernan, and the the will on behalf of the daughter of greater or lesser number of natives and 'Pocatello, for Salt presenting scenes typical of Samoa and some countries the represented, other places In that interesting part of patient was a young man who has Thomas F. Lane, and is making the Lake City 7:90s,m. their native industries, others been suffering for some time with an contest on the ground that Mr. Lane the world, and old St. Louis, showing 4 Na Local to Salt Lake affection which partially destroyed the was. of unsound mind when it was giving entertainments after the fash the city as it appeared at the time of 1:10a.m. own ions their The of lands. City Tyrolean color of his eye, but only In the slight- written. The will is very brief, comthe Louisiana Purchase in 1803. to is attract show the first which Alps, est degree affected its sight. The iris prising only about a dozen lines, enNa 12 Cache Valley to Salt We have been fortunate In ob..10:45a.m. contained a white streak almost its en- tirely in Mr. Lane's handwriting, but the visitor as he enters the Pike, Is one Lake City a low a at very price taining AN OGDEN LIBRETTIST. of the finest productions of life in the tire width. properly witnessed by Edward Tuckof EMBROIDERbeautiful line 2 Na Limited for Salt Lake Two drops of a 2 iier cent solution of er, who was a butler in Mr. Lane's Tyrol.' The picturesque Tyrolean buildIES worth anywhere 20 to 1:05 pun City, dally Mrs. Kimballs of Criticism surare all Flattering Alpine life, cocaine were put under the eyelid in house, and in form and phraseology ings, typical of 50 cents a yard. We are now rounded by beautiful mountains growOperatic Work. Na 10 From Portland and preparation for the operation. The in- hits been admitted to be legal selling them at so of out out made the and eaith Pocatello for Salt ing struments used consisted of five ordi The following criticism Is taken 5:55 p.m. realistic thnt one car. well imagine Lake City, dally nary cambric needles. These were ap- BIG DOG SAVES snow to of land as himself 111., the and a from transported paper Charleston, LIFE OF A BABY Arrive from South of Ogden. plied to the cornea, making a large and clouds. number of holes of the tiniest size. MiIt reflects great credit on an Ogden Na 9 Butte and Pocatello Next the visitor is attracted by the nute quantities of India ink, previously LANCASTER, Fa., May 2. With a PER YARD. is republished here: lady from Salt Express shaded to match the iris as nearly aa big dog at her side, trying to save her, great entrance of the Irish village, the Mi intermeentitled and Lake The opera original City possible, were rubbed into the cornea the daughter of Edward green land and emerald of Europe, with ...12:45a.m. diate Mrs. dally. points, OUR GREAT SALE OF by with the finger and in this manner F. Watson of Mechanic,-- Grove, was its marvelous Blarney Castle, the orig- guel Lomollnno, composed Na S Atlantic Express worked into each of the holes made by found almost lifeless In a swamp near- inal kissing stone and other histori- Viola Gordon Wright of this city and --Ameriso cal to relics all from Salt Lake City interesting two Mrs. from home. miles the needle points. the libretto written by her ly Elglra cans' hearts. and intermediate one When was was the little The physicians say the operation AT missed Gordon Kimball of Ogden, Utah, was 7:00s.nk Across which from Ireland, layout, in daily a points, completely successful neighbors joined search, and the presented at the theater here on Net-Co- st country for milef around was scoured, by the way, is not strictly geographical Thursday night to a large audience, Na 7 Pocatello and PortADMINISTRATION 8TANDS as it was believed that she had been but none the less Interesting for that representative of the musical and soland Express from 'Will Be Continued Until May 10. reason, the visitor finds Asia, the land cial circles of the city and was thorUP FOR THE NEGROES kidnaped. Salt Lake City, daily. 12: a. m After several hours' hunt the atten of mysteries, representing India, Per- oughly enjoyed by all. Na 1 Fast Mall from Salt NEW ORLEANS, May 2. Walter tion of the searchers was attracted to sia, Burmah and Ceylon, with their Each part was well taken, and the 2:00p. Lake City, 'dally Reese-Howe- ll Cohen, negro, register of the United a swamp by the barking of a dog, and streets, plazas, buildings, huts, indus- performance was carried out with a & Na 11 Cache Valley States Land office in New Orleans, and there they found the child in mud and tries, merchants, manufactures and in- smoothness and perfection which made from Salt Lake visitors the leader of the teresting natives, amusing Regular Repub- water up to her shoulders. the house forget it was amateurs and 9:55p.m. daily City, with their and and licans of Louisiana, us opposed to the sports The faithful dog was tugging at her pastimes not professionals upon the stage. Due Lily White Republicans, has returned clothes in a futile effort to extricate giving different reproductions, such as attention was paid to the scenery-anfrom the north, where he went to in her. The child was rescued just in Dunbar festivals. Rajah parades and costumes, and a traveling company terest the northern Republicans in the time as she was in an exhausted condi- other spectacles of a gorgeous charac- could not have made a much better ap tion. It is supposed the little girl fol ter. political status of the negro.' fjcTI pearance. Jerusalem consists of a reproduction Cohen says that he saw the president lowed the dog in wandering away. There need be no hesitation In proof the mosque of Omar, the church of and had a long talk with him about the nouncing It a pleasing, entertaining the Holy Sepulchre, TAMPA'S MAY FESTIVAL. the garden of and meritorious performance, reflectLily White Republican faction and the condition of the negro in Louisiana. He TAMPA, Fla., May 2. Tampa's May Gethsemane and other noteworthy fea ing credit upon both author and comalso interviewed Mr. Clarkson, Sena- festival, for which the city has been tures of the Holy City, occupying ten poser. The opera is cleverly written, tors Dick of Ohio, Galiinger of New preparing for weeks past, opened to- acres of ground. This reproduction, and when the Spanish volunteers reHampshire, Scott of West Virginia, day In a blaze of glory.. Hotels and which is one of the most interesting turn to Oviedo, after the war with W McComus of Maryland and other Re- boarding houses are filled with visitand Instructive of the entire exposition1 America, and Miguel TIME CARD. In .ffwt Nov. 7b sings of their deors, many of whom have come from a was prepared under the supervision of feat and in publican leaders. praise of 'the gallant YanDEPART. He says all declare they will not tol distance. The formal opening of the an advisory committee of leading cler- kee nation, he is warmly applauded. Express-7:and 8 Mall Na erate any race di. crimination in the festivities took place this afternoon gymen of several denominations. The 'sailors' march was admirably giv2 Oveland Limited fw ' Na R. I. .bllc'i' . oli In the Streets of Cairo are over a en aid that O' ne nt Tampa Bay park, where addresses Omaha, Council Bluff by a bevy of Charleston's prettiest Kansas City 1,1 . m. groes must receive the same treatment of welcome were delivered by Mayor hundreds subjects of the khedive, bus- maidens, Denver, jthelr execution of a number dally and East, and consideration as the whiten. and representatives of the ily engaged in weaving rugs or tapes of very difficult McKay figures creating much ExpreM 4 Atlantic Na Store-Lunc- heon commercial and social organizations tries that will represent a fortune Denver, Omaha, Coun enthusiasm, the audience insisting At BAPTISTS AT BLOOMINGTON. of the city. cU Bluffs, Kansas City when completed, or in entertaining the a repetition. upon and all points Necessities lm BLOOMINGTON, 111.. May 2. The The program of the week is replete visitors with their typical dances. OutAnother plenslng feature was the dally Baptist Ministerial Institute of Central with interesting and entertaining fea- side the famous "donkey boy of Cairo' singing ARRIVE. by Mrs. A. L. Schuader of SL and Illinois began a two days' session in tures. In addition to an art exhibiwith his faumous steed Joseph, Mich., of the Lullaby. ExpreM fr? Na 9 Pacific Bluffs, Also Oman. this city today with a large and repre- tion and a musical festival there will known to every American who has vis Council embarrassment Save yourself worthy of special mention was the serDenver, Kansas, City sentative attendance. The divinity be a number of sporting events, lnclud Ited his native city, is scampering up when the unexpected caller drops enade by Eddie Smith (Lomollnno") and east, dally school of the University of Chicago Is ing a shooting tourney, athletic events, and down with a dozen of his com frm of the evening by In by having on hand some of Na 1 Oveland LimitedBluto the pronounced gem in charge of the meeting. Prominent swimming and rowing races. Council Omaha. punlons and their donkeys in the rear. all, though many of the solos were very our 8ardines, Preserved Fruits, Kansas City. among the participants are Professor Here is a costume show the Palais good, nnd the choruses all renwell and all points Russian Caviar, Marachino, Char Anderson and Professor Brander OPENING OF MILITARY SHOW. du Costume it is called showing cos dered. d&lly id Dt 0k Matthews. NEW YORK, May 2. Bigger and tnmes and magnificent decorations Pitted Olivas, Quean Olives, Na 101 Fast Mail ries, the Carmencita, dancing gypsy girl, better than ever before the Military from the times of Cleopatra to this must not C.A.HENRT.TickrtAg French Peae, French M uech room be forgotten, as she made TRIAL OF TYNER AND BARRETT. Athletic league ojiens its eighth annual century. This was one of the most at one of the hi is of the a.acORSR Cheeses. evening. From WASHINGTON, D. C.. May 2. Be tournament tonight In Madison Square tractive features of the Alnt great Paris the time It was known that Mrs. fore Justice Pritchard of the crlmlnul garden and will continue Traveling Passen through the exposition and Judging from the Int- Wright was to furnish the music for $2 worth of canned goods will save court, the rases of former Assistant week. The partlclpnna in the program erest manifested by today's crowd It the opera Its success was assured, and you 20 worth of annoyance. Attorney General James N. Tyner and this year Include the field artillery and promises to meet with equal favor from though much was exiiected It more former Law Clerk Harrison J. Barrett, the cavalry from Fort Myer, Infantry the American public. than renllzed all hopes. The net prowho are charged with conspiracy to from Governor's The Moorish palace, with its war ceeds of the venture Island, the New York are to go to the defrnud the government, were called National Guard and ORDER TODAY. Naval militia, and figure's and groups; Is new and Inter musical department of the Woman's for trial today. The cases grew out of the famous "Kilties,'' otherwise known esting, showing many of the most club. EDGAR JONES CO. the postal Investigation. h Tyner was as the from prominent figures of the world at the Highlanders, once postmaster 338 TWENTY-FIFT8T. general Ottawa, Ontario. period of the Louisiana Purchase, to Journal Want ads bring you results. Telephone 124. '' vault, refusing to have it opened disposed of, and it was not until after her death in July, 1902, that the lawyers representing Mr. Lanes brother, who had been fighting to secure possession of the letter, or knowledge of its contents, succeeded in having it opened. Aftei1 her death Senator Blackburn was appointed executor of her estate, and when he visited th'e safe deposit vaults, accompanied by two representatives of the court, this letter was found among the contents. After a long and bitter fight the effort to have the will admitted to probate was successful, and Senator Blackburn's application to be appointed administrator of Mr. Lanes estate was ts fac-simi- le inte-asti- ng James Ballard SPECIAL Embroidery exem-plyfyl- ng Offering , 8c to 25c two-year-o- ld . Hats Shirts Shoes Prices Ex-pre- as Sons Co. ed d VtjNiONf ITpaci kmi mi 1 Our long-ear- ed Delights. Forty-eight- H |