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Show UTAH DAILY JANUARY STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, 1904, 28, the DENVER gRJDCRANllE Rduc World's Fair Managers commodation Allotted this Ac- IS SENT ABROAD State. BEING MEETING IMPORTANT HELD IN INDIANAPOLIS. The manager of the St. Louis fair have reduced the space allotted to this state for the commission's exhibwill it, and it remains to be seen what matter. the be the Anal outcome of The fair people say that one-thiof the space given to the state for its minerals cannot be had for the purpose intended as a cutting down of A room ha been found necessary. vigorous protest ha been entered by S. T. Whittaker. Director-GenerUtah waa allotted 5,000 feet for Ita mineral exhibit and the commission has gauged Its exhibit to conform to that space. A reduction of one-thiwill make It Impossible for the state to make an exhibit that will do the consecommonwealth Justice, and quently a vigorous protest has been rd Will Dmand Wag ReducAr Firm tion and Employ Employer For an Increai. Ind.P Jan 2fc. INDIANA POUH. Opinion la at variance an to the probable outcome or the annual wage scale conference begun here today by representative of the coal mine operator and the United Mine Worker, but It is generally conceded that the conference la one of the most Important of the kind yet held, not even excepting that which preceded the great anthracite coal strike. When the miner left Indlanapoli per last year, they did o with a 14 Record-breakin- g cent increase in wuge. industrial condition making unprecedented demand for coal, the shortage for coal for all kind of consumption, dui to the strike In the anthracite region, the wrath of the public at the operator caused by the coal combine, and the fact that the mining Industry waa about the only one that had not shared In the advanced wage, all contributed to the successful demand of the miners for substantial increase in wages. This year the conditions are maIndustrial conditerially changed. tions are not so good, the operators asat sert that there Is the mines and prices have been seeking lower levels. The result la that the operator have come to the present conference prepared to make demands for a decrease In wages, and probably, as a bluff, at first demanding a 15 or 20 per cent reduction. As a counter move the miners scale committee will for an Increase, make a demand amounting to about 10 per cent Notwithstanding these conflicting demands It is believed that neither aide expects to accomplish its announced purpose, but that both will be satis-fle- d, on the other hand, to allow wages to aland pretty much as they are at 1- -2 over-producti- al rd registered against the reduction. Speaking of the matter yesterday, Mr. Whittaker said he anticipated that as the time for the opening of the fair drew near there would be trouble. He hud hoped to get the Utah mineral exhibit upon the ground and practically In position before any attempt would be made to reduce apace, or petty annoyances come up. The director-gener- al also had In mind the idea of getting the Utah exhibit in Bt. Louis so early that the directory or Mr. Ilolmea aould not say the commission had been derelict and on that ground attempt to cut down ita apace. Last night Mr. Whitaker received notice that Utah had been awarded permit No. 1 In the Agricultural building. The permits for the various buildings are drawn for and Utah has been successful over all the other states In this Instance. The exhibit for this section will be forwarded at once, together with the other exhibits. lie la not to wait for Instructions from St Louis. DISCUSSED. 8CHOOL8 8UNDAY AUBURN. N. Y., Jan. 28. A number of the most prominent theologians of the country are attending the annual midwinter conference in session at the Auburn Theological seminary. The alin of the Sunday school, principles underlying graded lessons and the adaptability of the Bible to graded : J present lesaona were some of the topics disat the sessions of this, the cussed ILLINOIS HISTORICAL conference. This 80CIETY IN 8E88ION opening day of the session will he continued and concluded tomorrow with a program consist1JLOOMINQTON, 111., Jan. 28. A of papers and discussions on a programme of more than ordinary In- ing wide range of theological questions. terest was carried out at today's sea slon of the fifth annual meeting of the SENATORS AT BANQUET. Illinois State Historical society. Mrs. Md Jan. 28. The BALTIMORE John A. Logan, of Washington, D. annual of the Merchants and banquet a paper on "Illinois In the at the Ho association Manufacturers Councils of the Nation." Other papers Rennert tel tonight promises ta he one were as follows: "Illinois In the War most of notable affairs of the kind the of 1812-14- " Frank E. Stevens, Chiever held in Baltimore. A formidable 1 cago: "Newspapers and Newspaper array of speakers has been secured, the Men of Illinois," E. E. Snlvely, Spring-HelWarfield of "The Part of Illinolslans In the list Including Governor Senator of Colo, Patterson Maryland, National Educational Movement,1 Nelson of Minnesota, Senator rada, SaPaul Selby, A. M., Chicago; The lines of Southern Illinois," Prof. Geo. Senator Carmack of Tennessee, Sen W. Smith, Carbondale; "The Country ator Burrows of Michigan, Senator Kearns of Utah, Representative CowLawyer," James A. Connolly. Spring-fiel- d. herd of Missouri and Representative Watson of Indiana. d; WILL CIRCLE GLOBE IN AN AUTOMOBILE NEW YORK, Jan. 2S. The departure of E E Sinathers. the well known raring man, for Europe today marks the beginning of what what probably will be the most extensive automobile tour yet undertaken. Arriving at Cherbourg, Mr. Smother will begin an auto tour that will Include the greater part of Europe. Later he will tour Japan, and It Is probable that a trip across America from San Francir- cisco to this city will complete a cuit of the globe. KAN8A8 Y. M. O. A. NEWTON, Kan., Jan. 28. A spirit of enthusiasm characterize the annual state convention of. the Young Men's Christian association, which formnlly opened a three days' session In Newton today. Every local branch of the association throughout Kansas la entitled to from two to a dozen delegates and all are fully represented Beside discussing plans for the future of the association and reviewing the work of the past the convention will listen to papers and addresses by promlnent Christian workers of sev eral states. Splendid entertainment has been provided the visitors by the local Y. M. C. A. and church organizations. the various FLYNN VS. WALSH. PUEBLO, Col. Jan. 28. The fight followers of Pueblo and vicinity are on edge in anticipation of the fight to he pulled off at the Rover Athletic club tonight between Jim Flymi and Andy Walsh, the Brookln welterweight Flynn Is a local product and n great favorite. He has made an es cellent showing in his recent fights and will look after bigger game If he heats Walsh. Receiver Perfected by Government Employees Works Successfully Up to Fifty Miles. The government is now In control of a system of wireless telegraphy that efficient in a teat of fifty FROM has proven COMPLAINT GENERAL miles, and which is now being experiENGLISH OPERATORS. mented with for a much longer communication. The system has been worked upon Blama Is Laid on Amsrican Speculaof Rstaliation Mtasuras and for over three years by Alfred H. tor Ar Threatened. Thlessen, connected with the Weather bureau at San Francisco, and Louis Dorman, located at Elkinavllle, Va. LONDON, an. 28. Apart from the These two men hare been working continued exceptional dearness of cotand have made use of every together ton, which U playing havoc with Lan- known invention of other scientists, cashire's staple Industry, there are and they have been able to Invent a there are other disturbing Influences receiver of their own, which has been in many of the cotton splnnlg and patented In the name of Mr. Dorman manufacturing towns of that county. and transferred to the department of Serious and growing complaints are agriculture. being made by thousands of operatives Theorlgina; experiment sere made coarse and concerning the inferior about Cape Ha', t eras, but u'hen the quality of the material they have to system was perfected It waa used to work It Is hinted In some quarters make the weather reports between the ' that the best fruits of the cotton planForallone Islands and Ban Francisco, tations are kept In the United States a distance of thirty miles, and now, for consumption by the spindle and though improvements are being conloom owners there which seriously made, the system la ao perfectmilitates against the Lancashire oper- stantly ed that the comcynicatlon between atives earning satisfactory wages. those places is almost entirely by It When the cotton is coarse and poor it Is much more difficult to work, and THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER. the production Is, in consequence, curtailed. The weavers' unions have been On the road after a long night traendeavoring to obtain concessions vel he la not an object of very band-som- e from the employers for the losses susappearance; his face la begrimed tained by the workpeople by the In- with soot, his hands bard and black different cotton supplied them from with soot and grease. Yet this man the United States. has stood with his hand on the throtNever since the cotton famine dur- tle lever of the engine, all the Jouring the American Civil war has the ney through, watching between you Lancashire cotton trade been in so and death. Often, when the night has depressed a condition as at the pres- been black and boisterous with angry ent time. The depression which is at- storms, or cold and shaken with wintributed entirely to the tactics of try blizzards, you have lain down In American speculators, has given a de- your snug bertha listening to the clatcided Impetus to the ter of swift moving wheels, with a British coton grown project, but sense of security because you knew whether any material results will come there was one standing In the cab, from the scheme Is a matter of with sleepless eye, alert and vigilant doubL out the time-honor- NEW COAL FIND IN WASHINGTON COUNTY er against danger, gazing along shining steel tracks, conscious of the hundreds of lives entrusted to his care, and you have faith that he would not fall In bia duty. Yet, at the stations, while the train waits for passengers to take their meals, none of them think it worth while to speak a word of cheer to him; or to thank him for his faithfulness. The conductor, the brakeman and the porters are brought more or less In contact with the passengers, and they are In general cleanly dressed; they get some acquaintance with each other and often with the passengers, but the engine driver stands apart his only company the equally sooty, though less responsible fireman. And it Is to him and his faithful performance of hia work that the hundreds traveling on his train owe their lives. Sober, cool, careful, he has brought you to your Journeys end and while travelers scatter ' to their homes or pass to other scenes, praising the railroad companies 'for the comfort and safety afforded their traveling patrons, how very few give a thought to the brave engineer, whose faithfulness to his trust and skillful hands has hurried them on their way, guarded from accident and death by his never sleeping vigilance. There are obligations between man and man which cannot be compensated by dollars and cents. The engineer is a man, too, and a kind word of thanks or encouragement Is not lost upon him. Every trip he takfes his life In his hand; the risk la great Give him a kind word, a handclasp and a hearty "God bless you, and cheer his too often troubled heart by this touch of human sympathy. conglomerate on top of that. The entire field comprises about 9(0 acres, with various coal veins cropping out all along the line of the footwall formations. An examination of the coal that has been dug out ahowa It to be a true anthracite coal, burning readily WILL DISCUSS EDUCATION. WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. 28. A with a light blue flame and no smoke, the presence of little, if any aptclal meeting of the trustees of the Indicating Peabody Education fund waa began sulphur. at the Arlington hotel thla afternoon. THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE. The principal business of the meetThe presidential electoral college ing is to elect a general agent to fill will contain twenty-nin- e this year the vacancy caused by the death of more votes than the college of 1900. L. M. Dr. J. Curry. The question of Is the result of the new apporThis the whether Income, estimated at shall be Jevoted to the estab- tionment following the census of 1900. lishment of a great educational Insti- The old college contained 417 votes; tution or to aaslsrlng country schools the new one 47C. On this basis the Remember, that rough, ballot of 1900, the republithroughout the south i:so will come presidential surly and short-voice- d, perhaps cans would get nineteen of these adup for consideration. he Is one of the world's heditional votes and the democrats ten. roes, and to his nerve and skill you If one would atart the two parties out WISCONSIN EYE DOCTORS. owe more than all the cheery words of MILWAUKEE AVIs, Jan. 28. Near- from the poat to which they were tied greeting will ever repay, God bless In November. 1900, the democrats him. Ex. ly one hundred prominent opticians Of filled the assembly room of the SL would be slightly handicapped. the 447 electoral votes cast In 1900 Charles hotel today at the semi-annu- al NEW YORK SOCIAL ITEM, 1920. 292 and Bryan 155, meeting of the AVlsconsln State Optl McKinley received The accomplished and beautiful Mrs. cal society. Papers and discussions of a majority for McKinley of 137 votes. If states the should Forkand vote all at grave a delightful wine party this little public interest but of great Im election as her at 1900 did in years lovely home, Jagshire. the they portunce to the profession occupied the Mrs. Forkand was gowned In black would candidate receive 311 republican meeting. ceeltoral votes and the . democratic silk, the waist being ornamented with 15,000 bills, and the skirt tastefully STIFT AND TRIMBLE TO MEET candidate 182. In order to secure a choice this year draped with government bonds, mak EAU CLAIRE Wls.. Jan. 28. A fifteen-roun- d bout between Ren Trim 239 electoral votes will be necessary, ing altogether a superb effect Mrs. a ble and Billy Stift is scheduled for de therefore the democrats will need 7 In votes to irval addition for social what whom had Mrs. be cislon here tonight. Trimble has esleadership, they tablished a reputation as a hard hit-t- fore . The democrats in all their cal Forkand' had tactfully Invited, was atand u expected t' giv tne Chi- culatlons assume that their party will tired in blue crepe de chine, trimmed cago fighter an Interesting argument. hold everything It had In 1900. They and draped with government bonds are unable to see how any state the and airship stocks. ON THE FIGHT CALENDAR. At 2 a. m. the tellers were appointed party carried then can get away from ST JOSEPH. Mich, Jan. 28. Han It this year probably a safe and carefully Invoiced the costumes, assumphave been completed for pulling off tion through Missouri may do the sen- resulting In another victory for Mrs. fight here tonight under the auspices sational thing. With 1(5 electoral Porkand, whose gown was appraised, of a local athletic organization. Tom votes in Its basket, how Is the at 329,978,652.92. defeating the too san party my Smith and Mickey Riley, of Mil- get the (4 additional votes needed guine Mrs. Crab by 378.(22.16. Puck. waukee, are slated to furnish the star reach the 239 necessary to success? event. A Mighty Nimrod. Philadelphia Ledger. Burd Hunter Had great luck today. If you want ateel or wood fillnr The management of the Journal will Archie Gunter Bag anything? cases, loose leaf ledgers or card Index consider It a favor If subscribers Burd Hunter No. but I brought all will systems drop a card to C. 8. Pulver, report of the dogs back alive. 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