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Show UTAH STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, DAILY Ianese VIEWED BV UTAHN WHAT COL. EDWIN F. HOLMES THINKS OF IT. Interesting Interview With Prominent Salt Laker Who Haa Only Re-cen- Returned From There. The Deseret News has the following .1,1, rlon ob.,rv-- 1 hlc Col. lug and well known Utah cltisen, a is Holmes Col. Edwin F. Holmes. also and operator successful mining of the Commercial dub In . fleet a thing Russia la not al- can granted a 112 pension Uvea Nor James Brown, who Is getting 10. learn that Charles Jones Is getting $9 or IIS. and thus becomes discontented with - together anxious for. "This railroad la Just as essential to Russia as wus the line of communcation to between Louisville and Atlanta camsouthern his Shernuin during 25 per cent of his paign. It took nearly army to preserve that communication! but Sherman saw its advantage. So does Russia see hers. Col. Holmes is an enthusiast on the of Ruscommercial accomplishments canal Panama the considers He sia. to compared child's mere play project deand the building of the railroad ' suggesdares that the only thing tive of the magnitude of the enterprise was the Chinese walk He is not like tlw mj.r.., or their sympathy with the little dog in a fight, but takes the following view of the controversy: I T cannot see. Individually, why the powers should want Russia to get out That nation brings I of Manchuria. Christianity and places it where Pa- - I ganlsm reigns. It opened 1,200 miles nk FEBRUARY 11, 1904. his allowance. Speaking of this the other day, Commissioner Ware said he was compelled to do it to protect not only the pensioner, but the government but he WAR CLAIMS didnt know but he should stop pubREVOLUTIONARY ARE ON THE LIST. lishing any list at all, as they do no one any good. The oldest Revolutionary pensioner ..Estimated That Work Will Continue Hannal Xewal Barrett of Boston, is for Another Century Withwho was pensioned by a special act of out Another War. congress. She was the daughter of Noah Herrod, who served two years In When will the government cease a Massachusetts regiment and did va- liant service. "ked HAS M NO ENDING Some Mighty Fine Suits and Overcoats offi- - CHICAGO 8KY8CRAPER8 ARE SINKING INTO TUNNELS . These which we are selling at $7.50 $9.00 ilOGUNfW5IN TIME CARD, In ofHct Nov depart all points No. 12 To Balt $15.00 Better come at once, while there is a full range of sizes and many styles to select from. 250 fancy Stiff Bosom Shirts . east.. surss,r.,,ssi ...and... W"h,'- ton Times reporter of a prominent JDDWnWMBWh Leadvllle. PuebiofS)? wand all poln Atlantic No. 4 Express Balt Lake City. Denver and all point, east. dally No. 3 Pacific Expresa from Denver, Pueblo, Provo Balt Lake Cltyand fo.' g :U9. arrive. cjaj pension office, When?" was the surprised answerPoint! east, daily... . .. TO SILKCT FROM 14 No. 6 Pacific Limited from jn inqUiry heaven only knows. We 11. Chicago's big Feb. CHICAGO, president . .75c Salt Lake city, Prov Kinds. and $1.25 $1.50 are atm paying pensions to widows of buildings are netDenver and aU sinking, owing to the Salt Lake. 0f the Revolutionary . war, work of tunnels under the streets SOME GREAT HAT BARGAINS ast. dally About a year ago In company with 120 years. If n over haB for No. whch HERE Pacific J ht Mall trm . China twenty-eigIs water to a There tunnel, his wife he took a trip Japan, Denver. Pueblo, Lead-vlllwe have to pay Spanish war pensions of from at feet the there, letters in diameter depth and Silterla and his Balt Lake city ular Ca:he vaIley A swell new lot of spring lon' we w111 pay,n pen8lon8 way sixty feet The Illinois Tunnel comand all point east dally 7. which were published, were read withof I as j u. Is for suits are ready your gave the people a railroad that No. 9 Local from Banpeta jnt0 the next centuryi and that wlth- - pany has twenty miles of tunnels at Interest by every one In Utah. He re- comfortable as inspection. between any running Valley out R war ln thja one the depth of forty feet. turned from the present scene of conThrnueh Bleeping Cam to Onih. r. Russia! jn examining the Francisco. San and one Chicago pension report City, Chicago and St. Louie. New YortttjJJ. These excavations have been going flict only a couple of months ago, and I made a tour of the world possible In gn(ja that there Is a daughter of a on three years The object of these what he said to the News Is certainly 55 I I. A. BENTON, General Agent days by Its great steamship lines Revolutionary soldier in Boston, who, tunnels Is to handle ""Hufc partmant. Salt Lake City. between of the highest Interest: freight And, moreover, at the advanrtd age of 103 years. Is and other projects. C. A. HINNY, Ticket Agent, Ogden, whole to the the I view It, As key basements and to railroad depots The O. B. GILSON, Agent, Ogden. Russia got a lease of 99 years on the I atill receiving aid from the government, Fifth avenue, has situation, as it exists at present. Is I big building, 889-4to from Dalny waa peninsula projecting earned longer ago than ajd that strip of railroad running bealready sunk six feet City officials Port Port Arthur as her reward for sharing I her t,rth tween Munchurlii station and are greatly worried over the condiIn the Boxer troubles. She should by Resides her there are two widows tions which, Arthur a little over 1,200 miles. There they feel certain, a full all means have the privilege of pro-- 1 0j Revolutionary soldiers, Esther S. will be a fierce struggle for Its posof the sinking of the Investigation that lease. Damon, of Plymouth Union, Vt, and Fifth avenue building will bring to session, and itossesslon In this Instance tectlng I am afraid that this trouble will Rebecca Mayo, of Xewburn, Va., who One Way or Round Trip la nine points of war. But the comDivers will be sent Into the light canI not with and end Russia Japan. are on the rolls, ... CHOICE OF ROUTES... water tunnel to find If the piling for plexion of the crisis will soon change. not possibly see how China can be Supposing, said the pension official, the foundation of the building has been I cannot for the life of me see how kept out of It. The whole dispute that we had the case of a soldier of TIMECARD in Effcet Nov. 2 1M China can keep out of this trouble. penetrated. seems to be over Chinese territory, yes, the Spanish war who contracted lung Thus declared Col. Edwin F. Holmes, one-tenof the Chinese empire. Chi- trouble In the service. He may live Depart for North of 0gdn. the one man in Utah whose complete MICHIGAN MUNICIPALITIES. To Cuba, Nassau and ilexico Into It at sooner No. 9 Pocatello and Butte must na or later get close of and toward the is years, affairs thirty knowledge of Far Eastern ANN ARBOR, Mich., Feb. , 11. The an ally of Japan. Express, daily Low Rates to and fromJEurope life he might get married to a girl of based upon personal study and obserLeague of Michigan Municipalities, No. 7 Fast Mail for Pocasixteen. Then he might die, leaving which was vation less than one year old. It la organised at Lansing six DR. 8ENN OFFER8 tello and Portland, Office her a widow, and ahe might live fifty years ago and has since held meetings the colonel's belief that Japan will JAPAN TO 8ERVICES 11:111.0. dally years more, and we would have eighty at Grand Rapids, Battle Creek and force the land fighting north of the Phone 1G1 Z. Healy Houee, opp. Depot 11 ExNo. Cache Valley one Yalu river and try to cut off Rusyears of pensions to pay In that other cities of the state, began Its 1904 B. ENGLEHART, Manager. CHICAGO, Feb. 11. Dr. Nicholas case, press, dally T:1Iilb. sia's line of communication with Port at the University of Michigan meeting Chito who returned has Senn, just course Arrive are from old Of fast North the soldiers Arthur. Ogdtn. today with a large attendance. The to Tahiti, has cabled 8 Fast Mall from PortIf the Mikado's troops are success- cago from a visit disappearing, last year, at the rate of Michigan Political Science associaan offer of his gratuitous services to 40,000, and this land and Butte, dally 7:Hlb. ful In this, Russia Is doomed, so far year at the eatlmated tion Is meeting jointly with the league. In the war with Russia. 12 rate of 45,000. Theoretically, ln fifteen Cache Valley Exas maintaining her position on the dis- Japan The first session was held this after If Baron Hashlmoto, medical adwar la veterans On of the concerned. the 11:10 1. a. the Civil years ground press, dally puted noon with John F. Bible of. Ionia preto the Mikado and head surgeon would all be other hand, Russia Is In a position viser RADIOS No. 10 Pocatello Express, dead, though we know siding. Mayor Brown of Ann Arbor RADI08 RADI08 where she must fight the whole world. of the Red Cross society of Japan, is that they will not all he dead then, and welcomed the visitors and his address 1:10 p a. dally In Tokio, said Dr. Senn, "an answer we know that those dependent upon was followed If necessary, to maintain her Manchuof for 8outh officers of and Ogdsn, n Depart by reports to come back tomorrow. I am Stupendous Offer Mads by a them will not all be dead. This death rian position, for that Is the only pos- ought No. 8 From Portland, Butts of committees. The set appointment to start in readiness rate would, If congress did not con- of sible outlet for her vast territory, holding myself and Pocatello, for Salt Phila. Firm. papers of the afternoon were as for more Instantly. I would like to take an am- tinue to pass legislation, decrease the follows: Vladivostok being 7:Maa ln Lake City Small Sewers "Sanitary bulance corps from the United States.' amount of than four months of the year. money that the government Cities, Mayor E. R. Nells, of Wyan 4 Lake No. to Local Salt RADIOS Dr. Senn helped organise the Japan- - would have RADIQ8 Col. Holmes talked freely of the or! to pay, but there is new dotte; "Macadam Pavements," Mayor RADIOS I:10ia society-consid- ered ese one Red Cross City ental crisis for the Deseret News this legislation all the time, and this keeps James W. Inches of SL Clair; "Some n the orld.--and mo efnclent of the 13 to of Salt Sections in Cache No. all of Parsons Thousands Valley is 0. remembered that ln hls us pretty near to the mark of morning. It Requisites of a Good City Charter," 10:Uta Lake City tour of the world he spent considerable Elvln Swarthout of Grand Rapids; the Country Have Bean Healed by No. 2 Limited for Salt Lake time In and about China, Japan and "Now as to the Spanish war veterW. H, Public Works in Detroit, t:K$b City, daily ans. We are getting calls from them This Wonderful Discovery. Russia. Only last May he visited Port commissioner of Maybury, public No. 10 From Portland and Arthur and Inspected one of the Rusall the time, but we turn down more works. Pocatello for Salt sian vessels lying there, as well as than we pass. We have had over 62,-0Another session will be held this D. C., Feb. 11. ToWASHINGTON, of Lake heard 5:Hp.a City, daily the tremendous and almost ImpregEvery educated person has original applications and 13,000 evening at which municipal ownership was Chief Justice Fullers seventy-fir- st from 8outh of Ogdtn. nable fortifications of that port. He day Arrive other applications of which we have of public and wonderful Its powers Radium, utilities, direct primary elec birthday and he was the recipient admitted 15,000 and rode between Shanghai and Dalny, a rejected 20,000, the tfons and other live topics will be dls healing qualities have occupied page af- No. 9 Butte and Pocatello colof from his many congratulations hours' trip, on the Mongolia, thirty-si- x others being still pending. So far the cussed. The convention will close to' Express from Salt ter page in the metropolitan publicaIn public the same mall steamer that was re- leagues and many frlneds war a cost has Lake City and Intermelittle over morrow. Spanish and private life. tions. Almost everybody knows that it ported captured by the Japanese yes$2,000,000 in five years, which is small diate points, dally. ...12:4St.& I Although claimed as a western man when God has la that In addition to this Col. the greatest remedy g with terday. the Atlantic money spent jjo. compared Express NEW YORK Y. M. C. A. Holmes traveled over every foot of the Justice Fuller was born ln Maine and ln other pensions. j Dlsto ever from Salt Lake City humanity. suffering given 11. Yi," N. Feb. UTICA, Capitalists at Rowdoln university. He railway system. graduated great Trans-Siberiand Intermediate "Comparatively few veterans of the and clerks sat side by side today at ease germs of every description flee beIn the days of the growing west" "went imis Is he It 7:Naa Civil war are turned down, and then the eoally Imagined that points, dally opening of the biennial state con' fore it they cannot stand the con-- 1 country and settled ln Chicago, where Portmensely interested In the Russo-Japa- n have an admirable chance to ventlon of 7 Pocatello No. and they the Young Mens Christian tact We have such faith ln our prophe practiced law until appointed to affair, therefore, and it Is clear that he prove their case, which few people un- association and land Express from bench the President exchanged views on osition that we guarantee absolutely to supreme by has valuable Ideas on the subject derstand. We have special examiners Salt Lake City, daIly.l2:2H.. various the phases of the association This line of railroad, which becomes Cleveland In 1888. In the field and when a veteran Is reowrk. The attendance was by far the cure you. What Is more we will give No. 1 Fast Mall from Salt such an Important factor In the fight" 2:0ip jected we send to him and get a list of largest ln the history of the state or you a written contract to that effect Lake City, dally said the colonel "was started In 1897 Exhis witnesses. We go to each one of 11 Cache Valley among those This offer ha never been duplicated. No. It Is known os the Chinese Eastern. Its NEW YORK, Feb. 11. In order to them and he can go with our exam- - ganlsatlon. Noticeable press from Salt Lake about 100 students repre Fill out the blank below and mark the were present I president is a Chinese, Its manager a celebrate the twenty-fift- h l:Kpn City, dally anniversary ner and listen to the evidence, He senting the leading educational Inst! from which you are suffering Russian, and the capital with which of the introduction and commercial de- malady the right to appear by counsel or tutlons of the state. It was built was furnished by Russia, velopment of the Incandescent lamp, n Person, or both, and he can follow The sessions begun this afternoon and receive by return mail Information who borrowed it from France. A great! the frlenda and associates of Thomas our Wits from place to place if he will continue until Sunday night that will be worth hundreds of dollars banking concern made up by Russians Edison are taking steps to found de"lres- - If he does not want to do The program provides for six depart to you. Ask any banking firm regard- and Chinese financed the project, L medttl Wh!ch will be entrusted to the thRt be can have the typewritten mental sessions for delegates desiring lng our responsibility. required something like $100,-- 1 American Institute of Electrical Engl- - dence blm and refute it as he to study problems connected with the 000,000, and it is essentially a Russian neera whl;h ,t ppopoaed to award lines of work ln which they are par military railroad. It la a continuation I annually t0 graduating students In Th examiner acts as a master In FREE OFFERf. FREE OFFERI tlcularly Interested. Foremost among of the Trans-Siberia- n system, begin-- l eIectrll.al engineering. It Is the lnten- - chancery. Then If he Is turned down to be heard during the the FREE OFFER! nlng at Manchuria station on the tlon that the medal ahall be awarded he can appeal directly to the secretary I weebspeakers are Robert E. New of Speer 1 Manchuria boundary and extendingl ' PlCTOR' year t0 the graduating student I of th Interior and try for a pension Tork. W. C. Douglas ofPhlladelphlZ BADI08 CO. I down to Port Arthur.' As Dalny Is the who ahall before 1 board the of final-And 1 coL g. p. appeals. present the best thesis on of Rochester Moulthrop 812 Drexel. Balldlng TIME CARD, In effect Nov. 24 commercial terminus of the system, the lf falls he ,jr con-there can he 1 to R.' go origInal aUbJect, from the unlverStewart, D. D. of Auburn 40 miles additional down to Port Philadelphia, Pa. and et a special act ln his case. Edwards of Yale and colleges of the United States DEPART. Charles thur was built for military purpose. and So you roe few worthy pensioner, are Biss: whIch No. 6 Mall and Express... T:la D of exclusively for no other reason than j electrical engineering. No. 2 Oveland Limited for The I left out ln the cold." Kindly send mcCfree of coat Information the transportation of troop, and sup- - L,ana wi I Omaha, Council Bluffa conaummated at the Another matter of Importance to the regarding your Radium treatment and Denver, Kansas City "til a year ago they never at-- 1 anmin, dlnner of the piles. ! offlce the Interference of OKLAHOMA Institute tonight, pen,lon wonderful remedy, Rad lot." HORTICULTURISTS. and East, dally your commerce over this part of the tempted wI11 at whU,h Mr the Ruet th taw abarka. They adopt every 4 Atlantic ExpreH for No. 11. Feb. GUTHRIE, The proOkla., road. So It will be seen what value Omaha, Counknown method to learn who gets penDenver, (lf honor gress and possibilities of fruit growName Kansas City Russia places upon this piece of propcil Bluffs, sions, how to find them, and how to In Oklahoma were discussed from and all points east, erty. It Is the only means by which JAPANESE MINISTER TO 8PEAK get their money. If. for Instance, a ing dally all points of view today at the opening a position at Port Arthur could he Address pension lawyer could learn of an ap- of the annual ARRIVE. of the Terrltor meeting maintained for any length of time; the) NEW YORK. Feb. 11. Kogoro Tak plicant who waa having a hard time lal Horticultural society. The proNo. I Pacific Express from only manner of transporting supplies ahlra, the Japanese minister to the Council Bluffs, Oman. getting a pension he would be after ceedings began this morning with a City and ammunition from Russia proper. Unlte.1 States, came to New York from I him tooth and naiL H be could Denver. Kansas City 1:1 a learn large attendance of prominent fruit and east dally Therefore I believe that it will be i Washington today to attend the thlr- - i how to reach the man who got a just I No. 1 Oveland Limited from growers from all parts of Oklahoma 11 8,at Japan's aim to Immediately strike at anniversary banquet of the $ pension, he would try to convince and from Indian Omaha. Council Bluffa Territory as welL this railroad, and Russia realized this Silk Association of America Kansas City, Denver hlm that the 8hould have had and $12. resident Fegan of the Commercial Disease full well when, before she had taken given tonight at Deltnonico .t0 and all points east. s. The might get all of the $6 In Llub welcomed the visitors, for whom to trying I I any other step, she consigned her best Japanese minister will be one of the the 112. AnV the applIcant n ouTdbe response was made by J. A. Taylor of No. 101 Fast Mall cavalry forces to guard that railroad, speakers at the banquet and others to pestered not Ticket but one, only hun by by The growing of apples, C. A. HENRY. Wynnewood. The situation with regard to the Chinese! lie heard are Robert W. Taylor of dreda of these attorneys. were some and of the grapes peaches Enstern may be summed up as fol- Youngstown. O., and Robert B. Arm- This used to be so, but CommissionPractical discussed In various papers subjects lows: Bo long as Russia holds it, she strong, assistant Maoazink secretary of the er Ware has stopped giving out the Traveling FmssengerJPj, the The conven day. during presented may plant troops and supplies at Fort FORTH. information that the attorneys want, tlon will continue and conclude its sesArthur and hold that Interminably, as GENTEEL HOUSEKEEPER and giving out nothing till every one sions tomorrow. Worn88 the fortifications on the seaside are MISS ROOSEVELTS BIRTHDAY. Interested ln each case has BACH ISSUS CONTAINS vitally BEAUTIFULLY vast and impregnable. They represent WASHINGTON. D. C, Feb. 11.-ILLUSTRATED NEW JERSEY Y. M. C. A. been notified. Including the applicant. DISHES. DECORATIONS a cost of $140,000,000. But if she fails for the Table, dainty menus for presents were received at the As soon as a pension Is granted the N. J., Feb. 11. The TRENTON. ALL OCCASIONS, ETC. to hold the railroad, she will have only! White House for Miss Alice Roose- annual convention of the congressman concerned Is told of It, the thirty-thir- d IT IS THE AMERICAN f AUTHORITY h" H wu' twenty year, old today.l is advlVed," and the Attorney New Jersey Y. M. C. A. opened today ran8portat;n-ON CULINARY TOFICS AND FASHIONS. In of the ie,ebrat,on th case. If there be one. About a In Trenton and will remain In session anniversary the Current laws loo. fl.oo Pn Year If he rannoitapri? ami Mrs. Roosevelt have later a list I. given out by the rest of the week. Many prominent N4HIKL TABLE TALK PUB. CO., Fhila. other, but trad tmn pj1 fnr dance to states, and no one can learn In what speakers are on hand to address the ,,BV,"tIonor engage In open battle with ""uRNRTaRM8 11,1 e"n,w,T ,T- White House tonight town John Smith, who ha. Tilual'lr to just been different sessions. 41 garL Sw, - V giers e, The HUB 01 Eas? Special Rates Winter Tours via Ward 5. 5. Line th Sharmans Ticket IO. RADIUM Well-Know- Ice-bou- nd $138,-000,00- 00 an bs evi-whl- ch a Ar-L,t,- ea Siph 1 J I G.H.CORBE.radftb JWlETAUe Every Many r L Ta VT wb.T.rr arrant TT rd "sags |