Show v l 1 W 11 1 HII II H III H H J I UTAH PARTY LEAVES FOR ST LOUIS LOUISj TONIGHT I t j jAnd l t j Delegation Consists of Presidents Joseph P r Smith and Anthon H II Lund Senators Kearns And Smoot Governor Wells and nd Staff of Utah Exposi lion and Oilier Prominent Citizens j i 1 i fAn will be bt rep f U resented re at tin the dedication d X r V of at tho Louisiana Purchase Exposition llO at St StLouis 1 Louis on which c date the hundredth anniversary of ot tho by b the United States of this vast region of terri territory tory tor from I will 1111 be Imposing Tha Tho gmo delegation leaves over the j g hJ Short Line nt l 45 In charge of ot Assistant Passenger r Agent A I D S Spencer who will also r be by his hL wife The r party part will be gone Ione about aboul twelve or ory y fourteen days It Is male made up of ot President Joseph F I Smith I c and daughter President Anthon H II Lund wife wi to lion Hon John Henry Henr HenrI I Smith wife Ito Senator Kearns and m lI wIre wife Senator Smoot and wile wife Governor Wells and wIre wife General X C f S Bui Burlon ton and wife General John JohnQ Q Cannon and wife Colons X W Clayton and wile wife Hot HOll Hoyt t y Sherman Judge L W X Hon Willis Johnson the last three threeT T being members of ot the X Louis Exposition 1 committee lion Hon C Perry perr S Heath and amI wile wife Dr Elias Ellas Eliass i S Wright and wile wife Colonel D C CAdams CAdams Adams S T 1 Mr Ir and X F Mrs D 9 S Spencer and ani possibly a II afew j few tew others WILL TUESDAY y v 1 The Utah will arrive X c at St Louis on Tuesday morning Y which will give It two daya In tho 1 city before the ceremonies Jut But It ItY Y will need ne nil all of ot this time as IS there X will be he much to do U It will have Its j at nt the Southern hotel X though Presidents Smith und ul l Lund Iun l land and families will be the special lal 1 r guests of ot lion Hon Theodore Theo oro F Me Ie er Mr Meyer l ts of oC the mm film of ot Meyer X reputed to be the i f druggists In the world Mr Ir Meyer X la III well known In Salt Lake He lie will willY Y be he remembered ns being associated X with the tho late Abraham II H Cannon j In the undertaking to build a n rail X road rOlt to Lou Angeles via Ia Deep D p pf i f Creek Mr Ir Meyer als al o tendered nn X invitation to Governor Gornor Welts Wells and V 1 wife to partake of ot the hospitality hos of ot othis his home by sojourning tinder Its X root roof during their stay sta In HI Ht I Tho governor concluded f that he hat had better remain nl nt the Planters c order to be near the tho X 1 commission of ot which he Is chair chairman man which will probably hold X r several meetings of ot them c j t called 1 on hort notice OF 01 A SITE SITF T X j One of at the first duties that will X 1 to tu be attendee attended to on tho th or aI orX X rival of or the th Utah commissioners wilt will willbe V bo be the th selection EtI of ot a 11 for n build X r Ing for tor this state It Will have to select from Which j one It will take to ke It does not yet r know The one 31 plated to be chosen In III understood j nut not to be o desirable de as tw two o others othor X that Ire arc et t to l e The ono one J f that Is looked most moat fa ta fat t vor or from this distance WAS placed I at the l al I of or New ew Mexico But X mme omo of o the tho friends of at Utah have hae haveT T gazed longingly upon It and ant the thet t probability Is that this state Mate will willY Y 6 It Itt t DEDICATION CEREMONIES At a of ot the Utah commis commissioners l held In Salt Lake this week 1 II 1 1 It decided that tile the tOl the Utah building should ho IJO dedicated de some time before tho return of ot the delegation It waR wan o con concluded l that there should be he a brief i and formal This will doubtless be h listened to tg by hy numer numerous ous St Ioula friends pil Utah hila hilaa a good many of them thell dov tov l l Wells wUl R 1 t fech cI und President Smith wilt will the tho dedicatory tory and nud It Is con considered likely that he will nm nillo be called upon to make some Iome remarks n ns he IUS n pioneer himself all can cantell tIll tell n story II I or such will thrill his hearers hearer to the core There may al also also so be short es by b others ABOUT UTAH BUILDING As et no plans have been chosen for the Utah building That mat matter mattor ter tor will receive attention upon the return of ot the com commission mission lon to Snit Salt LaKe Meanwhile architects have hwe signified their Intention of ot competing The size style of ot architecture and cost of ot the t e are matters for tor notion and consideration All this will dispose of ot the Idea Iden that the states were not to be represent represented ed by buildings as at previous Oll ls Fairs 1 Tho states will 11 have hn e them us liS heretofore but they will not be given over to competitive dl as ns In the past They The will wll simply be used for or a meeting place for tor the people of ot the various states and aud In which all exhibits may be he displayed Among mong these theM latter will be many man Utah pioneer relics of at historic other othel Interest Display space for tor prize winning articles will be he nl RI In 11 an Immense building Into which nil all of or the states will go seek lek seeking lekIng ing honor and fame While Utah has not got bot ns 19 large nn appropriation tion as some lome of ot her ulster states et she will make a 1 rb showing holn That much Is aa It 11 Is the tho purpose to s e to it tt that every ever cent of ot the fifty thousand dollars dollar given gIen by IJ the Legislature Is put to good goo account FLAG FlO FlOThe The party will carry with It to St Louis a very vcr handsome state flag Just completed by the art de department department of ot Z C M I It Is Inches In Ize with a 11 royal blue blu bluefield field bordered 1 Ith golden colored silk ellK fringes and an on the rich back background background ground Is embroidered In beautifully fully Cull colored heavy hM nn A thread the state coat cont of ot anus consisting of ot the Beehive as IS the central figure with the th national bird the Mars representing the tho different lito tel and an Mow I lo the tho are aro the dates 1 1817 and The flag 10 Is II nn artistic i piece of ot work and Is valued at al ISO It 11 Is the girt gift of ot and made under the auspices au apIces of ot the Daughters of ot the thelie lie TilE THE EXPOSITION FLAG FIO The matter of ot an all fl was referred back to the ex executive committee by b the lie board of ot directors some time ago alO was again taken up this week and old flag A Meld fiel extends of ot the length of o the lag flaK from the start staff from this field stretch three horizontal bars ml white nd yellow On the tho blue tI ht ls III n circle of ot stars representing the 14 states and ant territories of or the Lou I 1 II IH II HI 1 I 1 II 1 1 Purchase In n the center of ot Y j thu tho circle Is u 1 1 i I FACTS FM TH i Convention of 14 states and aud of ot Louisiana pui chase Jan Jail j 1 I 10 ISM 1593 selected St Louis ah as place J I for exposition I Exposition 1 1191 company organized May Mn 2 m i l I t for thu exposition i May IQ 01 1 stake driven I Sept BOllt 3 1 Ground broken for tor the first build buildIng j Ing Deo D o 20 1 1 First con ti act let et tor enclosure I INo Nov No 1 19 I Contract t for tor drainage channel let Dec DIC JS 8 1901 I I Contract CJ t for tor BOW or system let Y j Jan Jun 4 ISO I Il First l building contract Varied In J let Feb reb I 1802 J Contract for or Textiles building let j Feb Feh 18 1902 Contract eon tract for tor Electricity building awarded March S Approximate cost of ot the tho I Amount by IJ citizens of ot St StLouis T Louis I j Proceeds s from St Bt Louis City 1 bonds 4 Appropriated by h the United 1 States I government y I by the state of lC Mis lIs 3 1 Still to be appropriated for Cor U 11 8 S government exhibit hit j Appropriation for Cor the Philippine 1 exhibit Lending governments of 01 the th f world to participate pa te All states of ot the United to take talce part j Exhibits 15 great de departments Education E and Social Economy conomy building feet teet i Art rt building permanent to cost J Liberal arts building 52 feet teet I cost Inn building 14 acres cost st W Varied building H It cost 1 Machinery building covers 12 1 j acres cost j m building covers seven Y j acres cost rost Y 1 Transportation building covers coers 14 j acres cost CORt KOO Agricultural building covers 20 0 v I acres cost Y acres devoted to live Y J stock exhibits J building j feet teet cost O I hc outdoor horticulture J display Forestry and Fisheries building X j feet teet Mining and Metallurgy building t dO feet teet cost Y I building fe ot Y t to cost 1 t for tor 4 J and grounds for i physical culture i worlds fair Ite 1200 t value Wa buildings used by IJ forMs fair cost eo t IK I V I Exposition I show how s as ne newell V well ns IS Missouri MII l url building permanent I cost 50 Fraternal Orders Ord building SO 1 rooms Cost Magnificent landscape effects ore are planned 1 Beautiful fountains shrubs shrub anti and tre j Hundreds of ot groups of ot costly c orl j Wonderful effects on grounds ground and buildings Over Ocr 80 2 1000 horse power for Cor expo exposition j vises Tournament of ot airship amount to to nil of ot the ground 4 r loul l lana l T April A JO S States n 1 from 4 France miles nil 1 lit Hveen HIcen MI river ar Mountains now represented by 14 V oj Vand I and aM J Original pa ment to t Bonaparte Dona parte 4 H II H I H II III I I IH i J I j l j i Y j 1 i I i j 1 I J I I I i 1 I 1 j 1 I I I I Y j I J J j I T I j 1 4 I y I 3 1 j 1 f 1 1 t 1 f 1 r I I f a l f f fl f fI I f 1 CLEVELAND FROM HIS LATEST PICTURE TIm Thu western t lern trip of ot Cleveland U 1 considerable on at attention lie ID loomed In III certain us as n Democratic prea II res possibility the only reason for tor his Lin Journey journe from New ew soy 8 to li to attend the file ul of o the w worl s fair Bt St Louis April 30 interests renter center mainly In Cali California fornia as regards the trade und find more particularly particular In San Francisco and Southern California The test Z of or dt rivalry In commerce Is 19 now on In arne t between 8 m the I Pug t Sound clUI especially Seattle the th great reat stait that California city hal hag had I ld In time find past opportunity over Its III recent rivals THE GREAT OmAT CO COAn An 11 a preliminary to the struggle that the tnt e ll laW In II the near future the capitalist the tI Great North in Merger Meriel company wan all or organized to control the stock of If the Grent Northern Northern North rn Pacific l and Burlington to bo b nt J n ns a a holding company Thus Thin over or In stock Rn l bonds bond of oC theN theM railway would be tC controlled by a company of ot less lesl than halt half of oC their anil bonded Indebtedness TIe Tle tre tJi tremendous advantage of ot this arrange arrangement arrangement ment would be he to allow the HillMor lot can gan b holding In face tace of ot this controlling com om company pany stock to k to keep firm control upon Ul on onI all their properties while under the I capitalization and bonded 1 In plan nearly half a dollar of ot rush CAsh woud have U AI be b tied up In order to 10 secure I cure beyond venture the tho control of ot R majority of ot th the and bonds bonOs of ot the against the gambling of ot Wall rt I If It the Merger plan shall ultimately prove Iro legal and from Crum to could tie released from permanent Invest Investment ment to be employed In pushing the Pacific commerce plans pia of ot the HIM Morgan syndicate The result of ot puch an amount of ot capital applied to tot t terminal facilities on both aides of f the Pacific and in the building of ot the largest ocean on carrying freight steam In the Ih world for oriental tom com commerce merce ran mn only be approximated and not realized realised except In the actual com completion of oC the plans conceived WHAT OF 01 THE T n PANAMA CANAL CAL The one yet In doubt as regard I hi outlook le Is the Panama cutI How much will It divert rom the transcontinental roads 1 II has been Invariable result In the of ot commercial nations nation throughout the world that II of ot canals parallel tu 10 hils result resulted r sult ed In n the of ot l to both reason for tur this has hns lain mainly In Inthe Inthe the tArt fact that the r to ho hlll a very r large Increase In the earning bulky bulk arid slow low freight going by li canal unal and ant fust perishable and high 1 going by 11 mil rull Tills This has bt ln demonstrated time and again In France Holland und and Germany It Is la till the universal opinion the care careful I ful tul thinking men man of ot this that the canal wilt will In time benefit the we to the seaboard l to a II considerable extent as the territory bj IJ them becomes hP more k kI I spilled settled and developed dt Hill 1111 tins has been at al all times nn nit on freight trel ht He le cut the Ihl freight trel ht on lumber from the roast tn to St Paul thereby making It for the const I lumberman to the southern lum lumber her ber ut of ot Minnesota ota HP 11 cut at the tIl through freight on lumber from the Pacific const COSt to the eastern inking all the upon Ills own In order ord r to pay RY I lie eastern estern lines 1111 their regular rates on through But aWn after I all 11 he gained by the operation In the I great Increase of 01 LU secured He le lewi will wi thus not bo be the to suffer suter for tor any reduction on Account of ot carim rates t It I will wi take three tho or o four IIRI from Now New York to the 1 canal and a 11 will wi require one day lIlt to get through the canal Then It will 11 require about abut a I closen dOln days to rench r h Yokohama By 1 nil ni rail ri from Crom New NewYork fW York only tour four or five days das will wi be b required to cross CN the continent by b freight and eight days daYI more mON to land the mine Ime In Japan Jan But Illare h 11 another feature more potent I than th the gln of ot even A week 1 k by the route The great route manufacturing maluff turing of oC country of ot bulky bUlk goods goo ll Is III within H radius of ot MO M mil ml of ot w would woul require n O 1 mile mie haul to the How 10 are these good 01 to reach rech the seaboard br with without wih out ot considerable delay and trans lp I ment mt and added cot 7 Thil delay and mun als aln li he added to the disadvantage dl of ot the canal as a against the I route rute Again a n would It not It bo b tar far more advantageous In the matter of oC time to ship goods toward tOWN tha Iha seaboard boAd than toward any aay point on the eastern or southern w board boad a al long ns as they have to be car cr I red in any event by rail ri to a a con considerable on distance It I U II probable that all al the road rd when the Panama canal onal Is put In operation operation will wil make a a common rate rte I II I to tidewater In any direction from I uch manufacturing points tin ni Pitt I burg Cleveland level and and anil the central states tates i Th n the railroad which saves time tte li II 1 bound have bund to U te |