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Show TIIE MORNING EXAMINER, 2 OGDEN, UTAH, MONDAY MORNING, JANUART 25, 19M. were men whom he had trained and in- ation nnd the best educated mesik- -. miles away for trsmtiKirtation, and OoO rubles to l.MS.OOO.OOu. in 1SS8. when he took charge of the fluenced,. snd under hta guidance thqy ut the band were alloted ihe uJv II. Cbever. II. L. Griffin, P. L. Griffin, generals were losing battle because In the Ministry of mad up n lint of hundreds of reforms writing letters of a pathetU: and.!!! Whiimyer, Wm. Moyn Wn thoso regiments did aot arrive to re- railway department Goorg which they held to be necessary to the pealing nature, describing iB l0U(.h,B. b initiated the policy of acinforce their Finance, armies. ladof reveral and Oidrn'f (ila.uisira g terms the misery and suffering of thS of Russia. la the midst of this muddle ons man quiring railroad for the Bute. Withmen. Th. commn; U buxine Some of these reforms might have who presented them. The band isri,T waa in ten years he had got posses ion of S3.vM.0Wi. par value of kept bis bead. Sergius de Witt for Ilng of the entire mileage, and been taken direct fro mthe program ed both men and women, and bring 110.09 per bar. The cnia-- i still a subordinate, but he was tha two-thirof the Nihilists. They revered the so- the male mendicants were nnuciu!! priny ia capertlng to plnr a rig either only railroad official who understood now there are only three or fourwhole cial ami- - industrial 41U of Russia sod the women would try their fortune k. ; n the Fossil field or at tho north end the situation and possessed initiative. vet road in operation la the nearter. sueven advocated startling ConstitutionRussian while had his the Itcfore He of near dominions, future. Their things done ;tf the lake in the When hunger nnd hardship of stork is being pla.ed through eaat-- ! periors suited to think of them. said ly S.OOu miles of new track has been al reforms tending in the direction of The bureaucratic system ter tailed to untie the puree-strinrn part lea. who hare every ronfldwe a man who knew him at that time. laid dowa by the Government or is in democracy. of government nnd the crushing bur- his clients. Berthet did sot hreiutt u a their being able to place it to great "The audacity of hta orders took ev- course of construction. Great manufacturing enterprises dens of military service snd indirect declare. thst he had not a sob with erybody's breath away. .advantage. He sidetracked dozens of trains have been started nil over Russia. taxation were bitterly complained of. which to bury hia poor mother la ih Then then Is the Great Salt lake t were provinces, and one day he which had The Russian bureaucrats been ordered at Over fifty towns and cities hare been aad Oil through Aephaltum Promontory receiv'd IS rea of such he the The sored and at to eaten 8 ponads for the purpose of erect in- currency audacity by are who personages, by aghast top great electricity. lighted preparing company. M. da Witte sent crow when been He on a soldiers instead. rushed established Prom has basis, her at gold port. especially their grave. holding through span afiely develop orders nnd tha equilibrium of th budgets re- it to the Czar with hta strong Indorsecountermanded many of th It ta expected that several of hi bu? stored after many years of disastrous ment All his enemies united to wire soctates will be arrested before tong.u. given by his official superiors, seemthe chance to crush him, snd they dared not rebuke him. for he finance. These are only a few features of the ed for n time aa if they bad achieved straightened things out. and the Czar MANY RETIREMENTS. That tho. readers of the Standard a steel cable 1.500 feet long; their first heard of hi work aud work being duns with tbs hydraulic, personally immense industrial and commercial their purpose. He fell out of favor arid any ho made snquiabd vllh tho oil nut offices. ' some his him. of recent to thanked in had of Russia years. resign proving that ranagb. thee banged development Washington. Jan. 23. This w t statistics and development of the oil to the M. de Pichve. the reactionary Min- red letter After the war M. de Witie waa tailed M. de Witte haa known defeat and disStandard drop bit and sines ia army history, (or it ladaatry of Idaho and Wyoming in the tbra have made better headway. to St. Petersburg aud appointed io n appointment in aomo of his great ister of the Interior, declared that aurh marked theday end of the wholesale pn. a ear-b-y districts, a reporter haa been, revowas high place in the railway department schemes, but the Russians admire him discussion of public affairs The drill, at present is resting on vhst of retirement and promouios for aometime. tracing up the matter of the civil service, it had bees abut because be has never despaired of the lutionary, and even went the length of gram the to a reorganization of the incident with the object in view of giving a they hare every reason to belisvs from against him when he started on bin destiny of the Empire. imprisoning some of M. de Witte's army. Three general officers retire to. fun. yet brief, report of tho result of main oil sands, which, judging career. the day namely. James Wallace Ht. committeemen. But evidently When the public debt waa over ruck investigation and finds that while th gas pressure, indicates a gusher I In n few yearn ha became director the starling and tha finances were Czar has discovered thst be cannot do dolph. chief of artillery; C. G. Alb to all appearancea the oil developing as their reward. Then there of the Russian southwestern railways; none too prosperous, he did not fear without his wizard of finance. 51. de and T. E. True. companys well, which dead, a Brigadier Gcneixl business was apparently Al in 188H head of tlia railway dearl-men- t: to add 250.000,000 pounds to that debt Witte has been restored to office sad in down nearly 1.400 fnet and there is wm L. Gillespie, who has been for nrtivo and growth very healthy George and Chanto of of the then, the for Unn rapid company promotion. Imperial by post purchase existing railways promoted every reason to believe chief of engineers, really taking plae, to tub an extent has n Minister of Means of Communication, and the build-nof new roads. One cellor. the greatest in nil the Russia, severala years general and oil ia their well, hut for some assistant to at that May we dad the moat gratifying Valley. Tank major Spring of after the Chairman Tariff confirm tha of monarch. the Commission; statesman another nought excepting only that they refuse to Chaffee. Colonel McKenzie Gen. molts ancompanyiag tho labor of the or other Lieut. a of and few the Amid nil the Internal troubles and Finance, finally, Czar, trying to convince him that report that they have oil. whim ontory. Also the Wyoming Fmstera Minister those who an doiag their drvelop-mea- t became general snd sbo inwilling foreign complications of Russia M. de assumed thebrigadier controlled by week ngo. Imperial Chancellor the German was plunging tha country work along the tinea of common there are a number of personsThere and Oil .managed duty of chief of engineer. company descrown of hla great career. is n faith the is to Witts know awear hopeleaa to exist. lively bankruptcy. keeps likethey Mr. P. L. Griffin. Thla company, gram, businma principlaa. by giving also the pay muter Russia is good for ten times the tiny of tha empire. That was shown Francis 8. Dodge became proiierty known as the Short wise is preparing to drill on Ita land Why has he risen? said a Russia a their propositions such nttemina ns is vine Bates, retired. general, M. to answer was de is also hla Witta'a ia last la well. acamount, This ta report budget New officer who York well company plainly in company's worthy of their best efforts and not hacked at the north end of the take, where Colonel William K. Dougherty be. by a strong combination of Simply because all such objectors, and he had his way, 1902, in which, while admitting that tame quainted with him. Indications of gas exist. applying th methods that havw been flattering Brigadier general snd retiree, or sooner h later. has induatrial aa ha doee, and existed, depression grave never usually to do big been afraid capitalists ao common with companies whose sole Pennsylvania are many other companies bo has There pises to Colonel William 8. Mo Gen. giving headed the of declared that The of hy pro general proving military party, parity thoroughly aim seemed to be ia selling stock nnd every facility could be mads who things on hta own responalbillty. Nothmention of whom Colonel John P. Story asM. no diminde Caskey. of showed Witta'a which greatest the it of the they field, country sign for active work, th suc- ing ia valued In the Russian service Kouropatkln, are paying railroad fkra for their officers' are part duliee of chief of artillery the sumed preparing he had and faith able that managegreater ishing, proving under the than initiative, just because it la political enemy, objected strenuously travel to nnd from the oil fields and cessful termination of whlrh means more much money being spent for railever In the rapid progress of Rua- - with the rank of brigadier general. so Mr. W. G. Short to ment of than ao scarce there. inevitable the Ogand result, thereby miming much for the future of Utah, M. de Witte nad a great advantage ways. They wanted It spent for more There are also several other com- den in particular. failure. Such ventures ars unworthy soldiers. LEOPOLD TO VISIT KAISER. In a over his m rivals. as their far who ond have being practical and near gone of andorbsmeat' panies. sapport Tha development of gaa fields solof is the what But good having at man. boles knows Ha about all would nud have funds railways, permit shea id he condemned. mean the advent of cheap fuel BEGGARS King Leopold of had oil. Ogden Berlin, Jan. 23. oiling of a truck or the driv- diers," 51. da Witte argued. "If jroif Prom the many things In evidence various depths, nil having for our sixteen canning factories, our fromoftho move them? cannot you giving By holes of a to the water locomotive their in much so Yet with planning Belgium lx coming to Berlin, January nnd that are ocnnrring from day to day brlch yard, aukr factory, tile works, aingnew transcontinental rood. railways I multiply each one of your on the occmaion of Emperor Wishort of g spindle top railroad shops, and, In fact, cheap fuel wa feel sate in predicting for Ogden nothing Claud Berthet. aged sixty-thro- e, a 27th, soldiers by ten." Private dlspatcbe Other Russian lliam's official, birthday. especially and of home hearth and fire for every They saw this patent fact at last, veteran criminal, who haa more than from Brussels says there 1s a politin the railroad and Industrial departinmain the with a score of convictions to hta' name, ical factory together, In the visit snd thst the may be immensely clever men, nnd enthusiastically aided hta plans. waa arrested v'" t ducement wbtih brings the wheel oi ments, i , again yesterday by the two object there ta no man more popular Today are mere but theorist. They they the sovereigns will discuss Congo afand action commerce to speedy n on Paris of 5L wnr police charge de begging the with Wltle, party than and th estab- would regard it aa beneath their dig- because permanent he has linked the Fir East and obtaining money under false pre- faire. cennity to consort with mechanic and Industrial aa the of Ogden lishing .'A'. tn order to learn the prac- with European Russia and made It tenses. FRENCH VETERAN RETIRED. Justly en- engineers ter. of which ah la ao V- Hta arrest has led to some curious possible to pour troops into Mantical details of tha railway business. titled. Jan. 23. General De Baser, li-- ! V wren Paris, revelations. Berthet, it appears, I remember once, several years churia. n distinguished veteran of the war of Inta n tha chief band of of It hta Yet certain that professional quite In I was 8t. the when ago, Petersburg, acfluence has always been exerted on mendicants, whose headquarters were 5871, haa voluntarily retired from A. MINISTER Of FINANCE Czar wanted to consult with M. de that disla service. It tive reported In learnta aide tha and of of known that the that it peace, homef vicinity was Witte in a hurry. He not to be expulsion found In hla office, or at hta house, but he shared with M. Bloch the responsi- ing. the Sorbonne. In the morning the satisfaction over the recent , . Gee members of the gang used to meet to from France of Abbe Delsor. therelcb-stability for the Czar's pence rescript. Remarkable Rise of M. da Witts, Who after a long search an of the member and man M. n as de Witte One has orders their receive priest for the day. pever posed discovered him seated on tho step of Linked With Railway East and caused General Da Sancy to take i ha nb of a locomotive several miles political reformer, confining himself would taka the Champs Elyaees quarx. adof action. tlia West this Empire. ter, another would work the Parc dp'' up the line, chatting affably with the strictly to his own work of railway nnd flnanre; but there is snd others would go In various There was a crista at St Petersburg driver and sharing bia dinner of block ministration we HEAVY INSURGENT LOSSES. . little doubt that be ta strongly in fav- directions all over the city. At night about two years ago in consequence of bread, cheese and vodka. He had gone or Rusmore liberal of for In would meet a bar tho lu government Duke out 'AM; to there into Grand again Montevideo, Uruguay, Jon. 23. Tha they Inquire iieraonnliy a quarrel between the sia. Rue 8t. Jacques, and the day's takings losses sustained bv the Insurgents ms I Michael, brother to the Cxar. and heir tne details of a railroad accident." ' M. de Witta'a work of developing In September. 1902, be took n daring would be pooled snd divided among since tb-- ir recent defeat at 'M tnaa viin the Russian throne, falling the birth llas ra, ere estimated at 500. During of a non to the reigning monarch, and Russia's material resources and Intent step, which plainly showed bis liberal them. , V On good days each In hia sympathies. Ha appointed a number M. de Witte, the Czar's Minister of strength has been phenomenal. beggar would the same time the government hu report on the budget estimates In 1900, of committees to investigate the acute take a sovereign, and sometimes more lost sixty men. The insurgent force Finance. At a state ball the Grand Duke ig- he waa able to tell the Czar that the agricultural and Industrial depression A list of persona charitably disposed, number more than fi,O0U. General rullins Up Liquid Asphalt am. with the amount usually given, was the revolutionary leader, is said nored the Minister's bow and gave him value of Russia's industries had in- of Russia. The members of these committees kept by the secretary of the corpor to he anxious to reach the frostier. the rut direct M. da Witte's face creased In twenty years from 541,000,- showed no trace of annoyance. Ha and vicinity a steady and permanent gttsber would he able to move the I teased on through the crowded ballplane of action ia the oil buatnem, for, ter that haa, ia all probability. h as if he had not noticed the pubas said before, the results of the last th oil down so that they never knew room lic affront. year's labors are rrystallixiag Into that hut what they panned through pay High officials who had sought hi which means permanency and succrM sand. Of all the boles. put down, tavor the day before fell away from to the gss and oil Interest of Utah there ha not been oue that caa ha him. They avoided conversation with and Wyoming. ... ailed a duster as in every Instant to be disA little over a year ago there wa ha oil been found. So that taking all the man whom they thought tn the eyea of his Imperial masnot on real pay oil well in either Into consideration the years prorn graced instead around th la must ter, and gathered the FMU or Spring Valley, Wyoming, mads In these fields d Witts' a Isolation Duke. Grand ,M. or district hardly any interest mani- encouraging nnd ia worthy (.of strong was as complete aa that of Richelieu fested ia the now anport on the Day of Fools. when not a near Promontory island While development haa aluwly batu attended his levee, courtier ingle point and not far from Oadrn, wham going on la the Wyoming fluids, so inall thought the King had quarthem ia now to be aura, as on standi terest has hern awakened in the Salt oa the north shores of the Great Salt Lake basin, which Is worthy of every reled with him finally. Like Richelieu, M. de Witte wan the A endorse meat As n result of the labors Lake, a moat interesting acme. nought an auof Mr. J. J. Olsen, while in New York victor. The next day heand hndred a mall Islands from which dience with the Czar placed the comes forth. These small last spring, th Unffey nnd Gatey synof the case before him. n re or Islnnda extend for miles and dicate have fully taken hold, willi facta Because, in his capacity of Finance for a dtstanre of two mile from th their years of experience and unlimitlake shore into deep water the aspfasl-tur- n ed capital to develop the gas and oil Minister, he had felt It bla duty to refuse the Urand Duke certain large field Is well defined. fields of this great Inland sea. for military purposes, The following article from the pen It was while in New York Mr. Ol- sinus of money stf that townsman Don sen met James K. Camp- the latter had publicly insulted him. to Maguire ia given la full: bell, of Ohio, and through him sought Unless the Grand Duke apologized lietidea the large quantity of ssphal-tu- to interest Messrs, Guffey and Galey him privately and made atonement aa public as the insult, he would, be debold of being found at the north end of Into taking developing fba lake, great flown of gas have been lands of the north end of the Halt clared, I obliged to leave the encountered where artesian wells hare Lake and some .of Mf. Olsen's lands tn service. The Czar appealed to him o reconbem put down for water. reason or Wyoming, but for some At Spring Valley, Wyoming, work other those gentlemen did not see fit sider this decision, and pointed out has steadily been going ahead so that to take bold just then, but would keep how difficult It would be in v lew of the wuere a Utile over a year ago there the matter in mind, and judgdignity which hedges the Russian Imwas aot one pay well there are today ing from the snccenaful efforts of Mr. perial family, to make tha Grand Duka tra or twelve wells having an esti- - fc V. Kbelp, of Halt Laka City, Mraurs. apologize. 1 appreciate that, airs." M. de Witte answered, ta effect, and I make no demand lor an apology. . You will, then, allow me to mire from my offices. My usefulness to you and to the empire is necessarily ended hy . this Incident. No influence or authority can be left to me. But the Czar would not dispense with liis best servant the maker of modern Russia, the mainspring of the Empire's industrial and commercial u-tlvlty. lie sent for hta brother and . , , talkej to him privately. The for indications a week's business which room so were the of in to n on returned the Win they big promising opening days the sale were fully which M. dc Witte was waiting, the maintained during the remainder of the week. .. Grand Duka Biologized freely and Every day showed a large increase in sales over the corresponding one last season, and the total sales for the grarloiiHly. At the next court function week amounted to half as much again as they were last year. Tms increase in the face of a rising market is the best be made a point of greeting the Finance Minister warmly tiefore the tatproof of the excellent value of sale garments. . . ter had tlmo to how to him. The continued success of the sale is particularly pleasing, as we know from observation that a great many who It is evident that the man who can bend to hi will the Autocrat of all bought during the last few days came here after seeing tne great bargains purchased by friends. the Russian and bia probable heir This second week o: the sale is to bs just as interesting as the first, made so with th; many new shipments just must In a remarkable person, Sergiu de Witte has risen by sheer force of received, among them some even greater, values than before, of which we give brief particulars. Derrick In Promontory Field. merit to the highest office which a subin ran Russia. attain ject career without any t mated capacity of from thirty barrels Guffey and Galey have not forgotten thAHe started his of advantages high birth and inr 00 barrels every twenty-fouto hours, thst Ctah bad favorable indication fluential which count tor connections, slwith arrangements going on for dev for oil, sa they have, up to tbs present more, in the Czar's service, 15c Corsti Cover at 75c Gowns at 25c Drawers at... 10c oping on a targe and extensive male, time, placed six or seven cars of ma- than inprobably, any other public service tn tha 2.25 Gowns ut... by snrh people a the Hearses, Crockers, chinery for tha thorough and sytteva-ti- c world, lie 23c Corset Covers at la not even a Russian. 20c 35c Drawers at Messrs. Bn tier, Chancellor and Can-fieldevelopment of the land they have 1.35 Gowns at ...... was born In Tillls. Transcauin tie 33c COrret Covers at nit of California and all having acquired, embracing some Id.Dso acre. 50c Drawers at....'. I Ml I 23c 1.50 Gowns at had more or Wa experience In the The erection of derricks, buildings, etc. casia. tn IMP, and ia therefore an 50c Cored Covers at 75c Drawers at 39c 1.75 Gowns at Is rapidly progi easing and finperlnicn-deu- t Asiatic hy birth. Ilia origin ia GerCalifornia fields. man. The latter fact haa proved a 2.00 Gowns at 73c Covers Corset The accompanying photographs by at 49c Drawers at 9c Humaugli. their expert driller, de2.25 Gowns at ur staff reporter show the tanks, j dares that he will have the initial well heavy handicap to him all throiuh his l.oo Corset Coders at.... 1.25 Drawer at 3.50 Gowns at A weOa. etc. the mull of proper j ready for production within sixty dies career. His enemies have a strong apto Russian peal prejudice always ready nil. tor are or ten there ; no tie has prospecting of failure and thought twelve 1.960 barrel tank built, and in marvels at the thought that no one has to their hands: "Why should this tierman rule over Childrens Drawers rowree oC ereetien for the storing aud undertaken to open the field before. Children's Skirts Not only docs, My. Kumaugh expect ue?" handbag of the product. de But soon Witte broke Sergius Vomit At a great to gef oil la large quantities, hut be Wyoming, D'c Drawers at 7 1 Skirt many Of Ogden's citizen are Interest- Is. also ptwftive he will sinks a per- his birth' Invidious bar." He waa 1 13c Drawers at in ntucaled snd Odessa, his astonished 8klrt ed. among whom the most active are manent flow of gas previous to reach-la- g 1 20e Drawers at by his genius for mathematSkirt hi eeere. P. I Griffin. M. D. Lrssenger. the permanent oil strata. So tha. 23c Drawers at : ic aud physics. Skirt John J. Oleea. who haa extensive hold we may soon look ' forward to the Leaving lollrge. lie entered the serlags In eaeh field and others who have , lighting of Utah's Industrial fires with vice a of railroad lie private company, wore or ban laureate la lands, stm ka. natural gas Instead of roal. Ftr- While steady and permanent pr- - (outd not go Into the army or th civil or the service, became lia navy Tbe Gtoba Oil rempanr. a Nebraska grew haa been going on in there field are greatly enthused hual interests have not been InartiiV sa not nobly born or connected with officials. Among those moat activeiv engaged public He shooed great talent for the orand quietly working to bring sucres are Mr. John J. Olsen. Dr. Gordon. ganization nd administration of rail1- -3 road affairs, but only his fellow workWet. Griffin and others who have ers knew of his ability. It Is supremekept pegging away with th' ly difficult for any man to make a repfollowing result: Mr. Olsen organised the Grand Unlo. utation In Russia utilrss ha Is either a Oil and Petroleum company, owning public official or a Nihilist. But when some 7.000 acres of land situated In he was 27 Ms chance came. h The war broke out parcels in the FoeMl field. Spring Val proved ley. Wyoming, and over 3.0W acres in snd the Russian' railroads to the tak of Utah, of which a portion is at hopelessly Inadequate Czar's the troop to the transporting the north end of the lake. AMtorhued with Mr. Olsen In this front. Road after road waa rlioked company, are Mr. N. C. Klygare. a up by commissariat supplies, while. the for which those supplies Ptw'iesJ: Job Watson, secretary; W. regiment were destined were waiting a thousand OIL INDUSTRIES IN ; wrll-bein- FIELDS NEAR OGDEN bl What 1 Being Accomplished by Ogden Capital in Petroleum Fields. i . J Idaho-Wyomi- rcs-an- 00 g MTHI I. G "3 HJ h fftatt aide-do-ca- vV Mon-ceau- - f Bt-rr- much-ulked-- WHITE of m ,lr' The Second Week of the Great White Sale v Corset Covers Drawers Gowns 6 ....... d. 200 Childrens Night tem-lier- Gowns at Cost s lanaas . I i 1 i Great Clearance Sale of Ladies and Childrens Coats 33 TO 50 PER CENT OFF ' ly RusKo-Turkis- - |