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Show DAILY UTAH TUESDAY. STATE JOURNAL, 8, 1904- - MARCH DENVER PILGRIMS OFF ID'GBANDEWE5lgN FOR HOLY Cindies FOR L TIME CARD, in stNct Chocolates DELEGATES TO WORLDS SUNDAY SCHOOL CONGRESS. Some ParPilgrimage a Reminder in of Crusades the of ticulars ths Middle Agee. NEW YORK, March 8. When the of the big steamer Grosser Kurfurst North German Lloyd line puffed and snarled her way out of her berth in Hoboken today and turned her nose Free Given Away With Teas, Coffees, Spices Baking Powder It Pays to Trade at Will Select Delegatee for Chicago and Instruct Them for President Roosevelt. 34Twenty-FiWtQDE- has arrived and the hotel registers are rapidly filling with the names of the of the Sunflower state. seaward there was n great waving of I ,arty leaders from the large The convention will be called to order vice-cons- five-minu- te One Way or Round Trip Intermediate points, daily No. ft Lake ' Leadvllle, dSly No. 4 Atlantic HE GETS B. ENGLEHART, By the will of the late W. C. Whitney, the capitalist and turf magnate, his eldest son, Harry Payne Whitney, Inherits half the testators entire estate each of the of 940,000,000. Two of the other children receive but one-ten- th estate. It is said that this uneven distribution of his wealth by the late millionaire Is due to his resentment at the objections understood to have bene raised against his second marriage by thee hildren referred to. If the workingmen of the country were properly organised at the present time and were Imbued with the absolute necessity of Insisting upon wise labor legislation, neither of the dominant political parties could resist them, and wise legislation befitting the tollers would undoubtedly be enacted. There is no doubt in my mind that the purposes of the workingman can better be attained by the formation of a solid group of men united In their1 political aspirations and their political demands, but not committed to the policy of forming a third party, than In any other way. It takes a majority of workingmen In any district to elect their own representative, but It takes only a small minority to Insist upon the election of a proper man by one or the other of the parties already constituted. imAs the time goes on It Is not probable that labor organisations will Influence upon the have Increased government of our states and especially of our cities. The day Is past when government in the United States Is considered the prerogative of a specallly favored class. The history of all nations show that one class after another has been admitted to the suffrage and has been Invested with larger and larger share of the responsibility of the govern- ment Up to the present time the workingman of this country, through lack of organisation, and, therefore, of a central, Intelligent direction, have been unable to secure as much real control over,, or advantage from, the government of our cities as we should. Workingmen have voted for one party or another according to habit, tradition or personal friendship, or for some other reason not connected with the welfare of their class. In the past It was always possible to play off one body of workingmen against another, Just as In a strike the are pitted against the bers and to be finally shattered the force of Internal dissension. To accomplish by try must realize that little can be accomplished by political activities unless every man takes an Interest. The men must go to the polls and vote. I would not desire to see and would strongly deprecate the slightest compulsion or the least exercise of undue influence upon the individual voter. Every unionist must retain the right to vote absolutely according to the dictates, of his conscience and Intelligence, even though his vote be directly In opposition to the political inclinations and political aspirations of the trade union world. however, While, every unionist should be at perfect liberty to vote as he will, the trade union Ideas and the trade union program, simple, precise and unified, should be perfectly known to every unionist The men should also go to the primaries. Politics can only be reformed by re-- Interest on the part of members of the community. A man who is now willing to go on a six months' strike and make heroic sacrifices for the good of his class will frequently not take the trouble to attend the primaries of the political party to which he belongs in order to help shape the policy of that party in a manner calculated to advance the best interests of his class and of socle ty. From Organized ed Self-Hel- KENTUCKY MINERS p. MEET. 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D members of the South Dakota state Republican committee assembled here today pursuant to call. The purpose of the meeting Is to decide upon the place and date for holding the state convention. i;0S-- Pacific Mall from Denver, Pueblo, LeadSalt vllle, Lake city and all points east daily Local from Sanpete TIME CARD in Effcet Sole Agents for Anthracite Coal Acuity. PITTSBURG, Pa., March 8. Ar rangements on an elaborate scale have been completed for the second annual banquet of the Southern Society of Pittsburg, which la to be given tonight at the Monongahela house. Dr. WII Ham J. Holland of the Carnegie Instl tute will act as toastmaster and the principal address will be delivered by Judge Joseph Buffington, of Pittsburg. ... east, dally j - 8. The Kentucky district of the United Mine Workers began Its annual session to day to formulate the scale and conditions of labor to be presented to the joint conference with the coal operators to be held next week. The miners expect to reach an amicable agreement with the operators without much dif FREE OFFER!. LOUISVILLE, Ky.. March BANQUET Manager, reforms political more Is necessary than mere machinery. The trade unionists of the coun- 11 P Lake City, Pueblo. Heriy House, opp. Depot 161 Z. GOAL- MITCHELL TELLS HOW LABOR UNIONS CAN GO INTO POLITICS polnu eat, Express for . I. A. BENTON, General pertinent, Balt Lake City. OF $40,000,000. ONE-HAL- F 810, Limited City. Provo Pueblo. Den- - d To Cuba, Nassau and ilexlco Low Rates to and from Europe IQ. tkiSi whu&y 1Ca-n- Lake cit VaUy 7:00 p.m. Through Bleeping ran to Omaha City, Chicago and bt. LouL. New York sndSlS! Phone jurrr Plnt east To Salt Winter Tours via Ward 5. 5. Line SharmaxTs Ticket Office non-unioni- sts 1 n 1 ...CHOICE OP ROUTES... his most intimnte friends. The larg CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind., March 8. est of the cars has a seating capaJohn S. Lackey's annual horse sale, city for fifteen persons and is used by one of the omst Important affairs of the king to convey shooting parties the kind held each year In the middle to the coverts. unionists. west, began today and will continue to With the growth of organized labor, the end of the week. The consign- BELIEVE WOMAN WAS however. It should be possible for ments are nearly double the largest NOTORIOUS KATE BENDER strong trade unions and central numlier of horses ever offered at a federated labor organisations to secure A large number of lirevious sale. ONTARIO. Or., March 8. That the from the legislators of our cities the speeders of high grade are to be woman who. under the name of "Joe enactment of fair and reasonable laws of. herded cattle and rode beneflclnl to workingmen. Monaghan. the range in this section for twenty-fiv- e Such a participation of trade unions PUEBLO GRAND JURY years In the guise of a man, and should be strictly limited to obtainTO INVESTIGATE GAMBLING whose real sex was not known until ing measures for the of her death, was none other than Kate their clasa and of the advantage In community PUEBLO, Col., March 8. The Bus- Bender, the notorious murderess. Is the should and not general, Into generate iness Men's association has sent to rumor current here. a scramble for office on the part of inJudge Yoorhees a request that a speWhile there Is no positive proof that dividual leaders. cial Jury be summoned to Investigate this statement Is true, Joe Monaghan The path of politics Is strewn with gambling which has been going oti appeared at Ontario a short time afthe ruins of high enterprises and the here for some time. The request was ter the esenpe of Kate Bender. dry bones of noble characters, and a read in court this afternoon and a Jury It stated that Mr. and Mrs. Ben- union once lnunched upon the perilous will probably be summoned next week. der. father nnd mother of the notor- seas of office grabbing la 'sooner or This action has created consternation ious Kate, now reside on the Snake later bound to lose Its hold upon the among the gamblers of this city. river, not far from Ontario. esteem and allegiance of Its mem dis--pos- ed J East' Special Rates hats and handkerchiefs Candidates for tomorrow morning. crowd assembled on the dock to bid filled at the electo be the state offices bon voyage to the 850 pilgrims bound tion next fall will be nominated and for the Holy Land. delegate at large will be chosen to The ship carries the American dele- the national convention at Chicago. gates to the World's Sunday School The opponents of the state . machine, ' which Is haeded for Cyruh congress, which is to be held In Jerustate every month. Nearly nest salem Leland, are assured of the complete and territory of the United States is control of the convention and anticirepresented among the 850 passen- pate no difficulty In naming E. W. gers and a numlier of Canadian Sun- Iloch, of Marlon as their candidate day school workers are also among for governor. the party. Strong resolutions endorsing PresiThe pilgrimage la the moat notable dent Roosevelt and his administration of its kind since the crusades of the will be adopted and the delegation to Middle Ages, the two being comparaChicago will be Instructed to vote for numbers and enthusiasm, his rennminatlon. ble In though not in purpose. The most elaborate arrangements have been BOYS ARRESTED FOR bene made for the trip and the ltlner-nr- y BREAKING INTO 8CH00L is all that could be desired by the student of history and the scriptures. rUEBLO, Col., March 8 For breakAmong the placea to be visited are ing Into the Centennial high school, Madeira, Gibraltar, northern Africa, putting a piano out of business, disMalta, Greece, Turkey, Asia Minor. turbing a quantity of quicksilver Syria, the Holy Land, Egypt, Italy and over the floor and flooding the building the Riviera. In addition a number of with illuminating gas, five boys, one interesting aide trips have been ar- of them a son of State Treasurer ranged for those who wish to take Whitney Newton, have been arrested them. Herbert E. Clark, at present here. The affair, which Is regarded ul at Jerusa- by some as a practical Joke, may reUnited States lem and a resident of Palestine for sult seriously for the perpetrators. thirty-si- x years, will personally acThe complaints which were filed company and direct the trip. At Je- with the district attorney today assert rusalem the members of the party will that the boys, who were students at be cared for In hotels, convents and the school, broke Into the building last the homes of residents. Three days, week and by the use of screw April 18, 19 and 20, will be given up drivers caused the piano to become so to the World's Sunday School conven- badly out of tune that Its use Is rention. held In tents just outside the dered Impossible. also They are city walla In addition to the numer- charged with spilling a quantity of ous places of interest within the walls quicksilver on the floor, which resulted of Jerusalem, the visitors will be taken In great discomfort to the Janitor when on numerous excursions through the he attempted to sweep the room the valleys and town round about the next morning. Holy City. Special meetings will be held nt such places as Bethany, the SWEDISH REPUBLICANS Mount of Olives and the Bethlehem OF ILLINOIS MEET hills. Trips will also be made to the Dead sen, Mlspah, St. John's birthMOLINE. 111., March 8. The State place, Hebron, etc. League of Swedish Republican clubs, Throughout the trip across the At- one of the most Influential political lantic and through the , Mediterra- organisations in Illinois, holds its annean services will be conducted on nual convention here tomorrow and board the ship every Sunday. An Im- elaborate arrangements have been portant inrt will be the Sunday completed by the local Republican orschool session for the study of the ganisations for the reception and enlesson of the day. Dr. William B. tertainment of the delegates. It is Chamberlain, professor of sacred mu- expected that the attendance will exsic in the Chicago theologlcnl seminary ceed 500 as large delegations are has prepared a selection of hymns promised by Chicago, Rockford, Freennd music suitable to the subjects to port. Galesburg, Jacksonville and he presented at the convention and other cities of the state. commemorative of the scenes visited The business session will begin at and the historic events suggested, In 9 o'clock tomorrow morning and will addition to numbers appropriate to continue into the afternoon, and a general worship and the Sabbath ser banquet will be held In the afternoon vices, to the missionary and other In- to commemorate the anniversary of terests brought to the attention of the John Ericsson. It Is expected thRt all tourists, and to the home land. the Republican candidates for the The chief promoters of this twen- gubernatorial nomination will make tieth centuhy crusade are all business talks. men who find leisure to devote much attention to Sunday school work. KING EDWARD HAS Foremost among the number are E. K. AUTOMOBILE CRAZE Warren, a wealthy manufacturer of Three Oaks, Mich., who Is chairman LONDON, March 8. King Edward of the executive committee of the was slow to succumb to the automobile World's Sunday School congress; W. cruse, but apparently It has now taken N. Hartshorn, a Boston publisher who a strong hold on him. According to Is treasurer of the central executive the Motoring Annual for 1904, just Iscommittee, and W. J. Semelroth, of sued. the king own seven cars, five of St Louis, who Is secretary of the com- which are English and two of Ger mittee. man make. The best of the English car Is his majesty's twenty-tw- o horse LACKEYS ANNUAL SALE power private pleasure car, a magniOF SPEEDY TROTTERS ficent vehicle, in which he only drives No. Great America! Importing Tea Co's WICHITA. Kan., March 8. The advance guard of delegates and visitors to I he Republican state convention DEPART. Mall for Salt City, Provo and No. Bonbons convenrepublican state TOMORROW. MEETS tion Nov. 22, RADIOS CO. No. Drexel Building Philadelphia, Pa. 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