Show LEADING BUSINESS MEN OF OP JAPAN HERE A FEW HOURS I 04 I. I Thirty mum honorary commercial commissioners corn com missioners missioner of Japan arrived in Salt Halt Lake LakeOver Lakeover O over Or r the Denver r Rio Grando railroad at t 8 o'clock this thiN morning on their elegantly appointed train made mide up of eight Pullman Pullman Pull Pull- man coaches coach diner liner and baggage I cars car The part party panty Including secretaries tarl ladles ladies and representatives of or the tho United States government gov gov- and amid vailous allou American cities clUes totals sixty five persons person Tho Time visitors loft Salt Lal Lake Lako Cit City for tor Ogden and points point west two hlo hours hem after their arrival They reported that the they were yeT very much pleased with theIr visit and their welcome here both from oni Amen Amer lean ican business men and aUlI their fellow fetlow coun coun- tomen Regarding time Iho reports from Denver Den that members of ot tho party part aro are In tear fear of or mysterious mys Koreans who arc are following tho tIme party about the country with T the time pos pos- Intention of ot assassinating some members of tim tho party as ai Prince Ito Ho was recently murdered In tho timo orient TUn Ishibaski ro of or tim lh Japanese for tor or O Osaka aka City and editor of tho the Osaka Ashal 0 said Docs Does Not Believe Story Thern a Js tr a no foundation lion In tho story sent out from Denver yesterday yesterday yester yester- day to the effect that members of our party arc are In fear far of assassination at tho the hands of m mysterious mn Koreans ns Why I should hould the tho Koreans want to killus kill killus killus us Wo We arc are not nol politicians but Just a a. party parly of business rn men n taking a a. happy junket about aboul this countr country I r lau laughed when I read those dispatches The They were just jut a a. bit of ot newspaper falsification There was no truth to any part of ot the sin rY Wo ro arc are having ha a dell delightful trip and md Salt Lako Lake is ono one ono of the most interesting places we have hivo I wouldn't have missed seeing this thlu city for tor anything I Ionly Ionly Ionly only rt regret et that we cannot not remain here for three or four da days as a's s. s I Welcomed by Officials I 1 The rime party vas greeted at nt the station by Ly Governor Mayor layor John S. S Brantford Senator Reed Smoot Ecer Secretary of State Charies S. S y President re l nt A. A J. J Davis Davis Da Da- Da- Da vis of ot the time elt city council Pre President lc nt V. W. J J. J of ot tho the Commercial club Secretary Secretary Secre Secre- tary Joseph I K 1 Caine of at the Commercial club climb and u IL number of ot other prominent Salt I J rako ako ke bu business men mrm After Aller the and good had be been n said aud and the visitors cordially welcomed to Zion th the party part took automobiles to tho timo tabernacle where a delightful program program pro pro- gram FOrum was given by Prof J. J J McClellan McClelian assisted b by b- Horace Hornce Ensign Occupying the automobile with Mayor Maor Bransford Baron and Baroness s I and their attendant Miss In Tim tho the car with Governor Gover Go nor Spry ceru Baron Darou and Baroness Kundl and anul In the machine with Senator Smoot wen Consul General K Ic Ml lumo of or New lIew York anti and Madame an anthe and the consul generals general's private secretary r T. Kato Kate At the tabernacle the time commissioners Hear Taber Tabernacle acle Organ Visit Fort Douglas and Leave forthe forthe for lor the West were greeted h by Hoh Hoher r J J. Grant Presiding Pre Pre- siding skiing Bishop C C. C V. W. r NIble- arid and John R. R Winder Inder of the first presidency Hear National Hymn Six Sl numbers were played on th the great organ orban b bj by Professor s ol- ol to to toward toward to to- ward the close of or the program Mr I Ensign sang the national hymn of Japan Programs Program printed In Japanese were I presented to each cacti son pet attending the time concert There hero were about 0 persons present including ing thirty local Japanese A After tt I I tho the strains of ot tho timo march had Imad echoed and echoed re-echoed and amid finally drifted awo away In tho the great breal Mr Ir Ensign stepped to where hero Baron a and hi his party part were seated and presented the time distinguished guest fUest with a handsomely handsome hound bound cop copy of ot the Book of ot Mormon printed in Japanese The Tho baron bowed bowell low and und acknowledged the GUt gilt speaking in his native o This closed the program nt the tabernacle From the temple grounds the panty palt re returned re ne- tum turned d tOI to the automobiles and enjoyed u. u sightseeing ln trip about tho the city visiting Fort Dou Douglas laR and other points of interest At 10 o'clock tho the visitors were taken back to tho the station and at 1005 the they started on the remainder cr of their theil Journey Joum It was fiR the time intention of the Commercial club to entertain time the commissioners from tho the mikado's land at a n dinner at t tho the club climb but owing to the tho short time timo allowed them to stop In Salt ait Lako Lake this l Idea ca could not be carried out A complete completo list of ot names of or those who ho make mako up tho the commission c lon follows Personnel of Party Michio Dol president Osaka chamber of ot commerce Xa atako FuJIye director of ot ceramic 1 station Ham Hura contractor and builder Tokio Ryuta Har Hara president Cotton Cotton Cot Cot- ton Mill 1111 company ex exporter cx- cx x- x porter Tokio 11 member house o of or representatives Mont Mori- matsu Ito owner of dry goods stone storo No- No sou gna Kenzo managing director Mitsui te Ie Co Tokio Iwamoto broker Osaka stock exchange Iw-a Iw Iwaya a litera literary editor Publishing Pub Pub- lishing company T. T Kadono vice dent chamber of commerce of Nagoya uke bunker hunker Baron Raron Nal- Nal professor Peers Peers' school Tokio Kunizo Koike member Toki chamber ol em commerce Dr T T. T Kumagae physician Imperial university Tokio Much Ida cotton anti ami silk merchant Kojiro Ko- Ko jiro Matsukata assistant mayor of ot Osaka Osaka Osa Osa- ka Dr professor in Northeastern I Jm Imperial university Tokugoro Toku Toku- goro president Osaka Steamship Steam Steam- ship Phlp company compan Buyei Nakano president Tokio chamber of commerce Kaichiro president Tokio Railway company com corn r pany secretary Kioto chamber chambor of or commerce J. J Nishi- Nishi mura president Kioto chamber of or commerce commerce com corn merce Oi 01 Ol Yokohama chamber of or commerce Ibel Hal 1 silk merchant O Osaka nka Sakutaro president presh- presh dent Tokio Lighting company Baron Daron president Dill Dai lank hank Tokio A A. A director silk lUk conditioning con con- house hout-e Yokohama K Soda banker Shingoro secretary Osal Osaka A. A cham chamber r of ot commerce director Cotton CottonMill Mill 1111 company om pan member hou o of or representatives Shin Shin- Tamura exporter and importer Kobe proprIetor Tokio Plant Steel and ind Implement nt company proprietor of Japan Times M. M I ln al acting consul general at al San Francisco Y consul at Portland Or T. T consul at ot Se Se Sc- attl attic attle Th The party varly I. I Is In charge charse of ot the Japanese consul genor general l. l I K of or New liew York |