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Show THE Lyceum Theatre charged at one pia may be saved by obtaining a license at auother. In Brazil agents of foreign limin'am not taxed by the government, but Published every flip Ut foe. In Rio they mum pay munlrii Businee Office. 49T 24th Street. de Janeiro these vi amount to a bon In 34. CO. but the collection I lax. are fees IVrnaniburo .Maranliao (he and Co. Pididwd by tbs Unloe Printing f 109.20, in rears 147.42, in Fsra. lorto Ah grp and Jlab ia $544. ia Amazons FRANK FRANCIS, Editor and Mgr. h2.h9, while In Rio Grand and lolotas THE EXAMINER. j, EXAMINER, MORNING - Sawyer & Young, Props. jw. ft-- WEEK FEBRUARY 14th. AU F.iA, they amount to 273. Many countries admit commercial iMivrrrd by Carrier, Including traveler free and charge them nothing Sunday Horning Examiner, for the privilege of doing business. 75 eta But per month the ruslon ofih-usually require E ingle cepiee Ecu a guarantee that samples shall not he sold as good and in many rases a bond must be filed obliging the traveler RATES. SUBSCRIPTION to jemure hi samples from the coun8y mall ooo month (laeluding Borne M eta try within a speckled period. Sunday I nations Iiupaae the rrgtilar duly on by a traveling agent, AH Postmaster and Rural Mlnrr samples carried regardless of their character, and will are authorised to wein not refund any oMt wheu tha goods re mot ed from the country. Agents are IU favor a by confer Subscriber, forth for foreign porta should setting reto informing thin office of failure ceive The Examiner before their carry credential from their employers, attested by some goveument official, breakfast. aud while most countries do not dent aud paxsports from travelers they OGDEN, UTAH, FEBRUARY 22, 1904. are a convenience in establishing the bearara Oriental Necromancer. ROBERT H. KEN VON. Monologue. CHATHAM BISTERS, Vocalist and Acrobatic Dancers. MILLAR SISTERS, Song and Dance. THE NEW JERUSALEM. OGDEN. UTAH, f MONDAY MORNING, under protest, but a strike was threat-em- d unless a conference was granted and the wages restored, in answer the company nnnouncod tbo t lowing of the mill. One hundred shopTeon) rolled by the Carriage nnd Wagon Manufacturer Association of Chicago will close Monday and 2,000 men belonging to tbo Carriage nnd Wagon Workers Union will be locked out. xbe men demanded a reduction of two hours in the working hours la a week and increase in lay running from 10 to 23 per cent The majority of tbo lndun Labor Commission was reported that there ia sufficient black labor in (he Transvaal and that there was no need to import Chinese, while the minority report says the reverse. FEBRUARY 22, 1901. unlawful for any individual company will be cluaed dome permanently the ext live months, throwing two thousor corporation to employ men in mills, mines, smelters or reduction works for and men out of employment The a period of more than eight hours a monthly pay roll la 70,000. Tha cause reigned la the recent la the recent day. numerous strikes at tha local plant, Colorado State Federal Ion of Labor ana the coming election. has decided to aiiga itself in the next election with that political party which Australia, after an experience of pledges itself to support the principles years. ia convinced that the prohibiof organised labor. tion of Chinese labor In Imperative in Britiih communities expecting to enRepresentative of the lithographing joy responsible ronierns of tha country, who havs met In Chicago, state that tha idea of a. nalaw In the bake Since the ten-hotional organisation la not to oppose the (hop haa been declared constitutional unions, but to conciliate and deal with In New York the bakers' union in New them. York City, which say. that the factory Inspectors do not enforce it, are preCincinnati, O., master plumbers have paring to do no by strikes. decideu to adhere rigidly to the open shop syctem and to maintain the presUnion macbYnlsla of Aurora, UL, ent paefttQm with the lockedout jour- have assesned themselves 1J4 each for , ; neymen plumber. the benefit of the locked out working men and girls of Batavia and Aurora. Ot- - the 67flJ)MA2 .wages paid hy railways of the Unwed States, 2 per Hannas City carriage drivers are on cent goes to general officers, 15 per strike. ' ' cent to other officers and 83 per cent to the other employee. A general reduction of wages went foto effect recently at the Mid ala Steel British labor unions are. making ef- Works of Philadelphia, affecting 3.300 forts to abolish the strike and to sub- employes. The decrease la graded acaud stitute some form of arbitration. Tha re) ding to the wages received strike ia to be no more than n last resort, never used except when everything else fails. ur 10m-pinlni- ng 4 n WALLACEDRUGCO ur SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION OF SPANISH said to hs. r1- - There will be no strike of hod Here and building laborer although there are hO.imKi thl, the union. The Employing PwL? Association haa agreed to same scale. 341-- 2 cen, au ho ! another year. The Packing Trade Council 5.000 member of iu nffliST ed unions to refuse to patronize 2,. etoren la which the union card tity the Aaaoctntion U not J President Parry, of the new al Citizen' Industrial Alliance haT?" sued a call for a national coat eat loam be held at Indianapolis, February FOR TE VEHICLES Machinery, Implements, Bicycle. ... Buck', Steel Range, and H.atere Sidney Stevens Implement fn 2540 Washington Avenue. DIGNANS DANCING ACADEMY REGULAR DANCE EVERY MONDAY EVENING. T tt SStVwrentydeurih .THE... AT TURF EXCHANGE m-ve- Open Day and NlgHt Gfenwood k-a- arc ed the reduction. , Ixmdon, England, postmen are of their low wages, and may organise to procure beirr working addurtion than the two columns of elush ditions. regarding the late Senator Hanna supIn Indiana the total number of esplied to Ihe Salt Lake Herald by ita silent manager. Ferry S. Heath, a few tablishment which employ union labor days before Ike lamented death of Mr. is 91, giving work to 01.133 men. Henna. Of course. It is well understood that U Is part of the business ot Delegates representing sixteen cities Mrtse)easswma Democratic Herald to nnd more than the 1.009 eogmrei of Man-sa- il. A WORLD WAR. EDITORIAL OPINION boost Republicans when told to do ao use tls have formed a state orby Senator Kearns or his manager, but ganization ot engineers unions. haa disThe Butte why on earth make poor Senator HanDIPLOMACY IN THE FAR EAST. na appear ridiculous by the publication covered enough fury in the naThe supreme court of the state of of aui-- stuff? Truth. tions involved in tlir Fur Easu-rtKaa Francisco Chronicle.) jealNevada baa affirmed tb constitutionalIt la authoritatively stated that tha of the ousies arid hatreds to bring un a world law passed by Ihe Jeffersonville. Ind., branch ity or the eight-hoSecretary Hay haa . authorised the COMPLIMENTING AMERICANS. legislature of 1903. The law makes It American Car and Foundry company p u What ion of tha text of his Instrucwar. Tlial paper says; tions to our representatives at 8t. Prescriptions a Specialty Bred by the war in ihe Far East, (Ogden Standard.) and Tukin. which direct Feiersburg talk Is abroad iu the world of many them to While all the special correspondents express to the governments to international quarrels that may de- which they are accredited the earnest In the theater of action in the Far PHONE 24 X. 2349 Wash. Ave actual Into hostilities. Ihe That velop desire of Ibis Government that "the East, and nearly all of the representaresults of the dash betwoca Japan and neutrality of China, and, 1 all practi- tives of the grest powers are praising Russia ore full pf danger to the other cable ways, her administrative entity, the Japanese navy, they are also unpowers is im apparent to require shall lw respected by both parth-a.the naval BULL-FIGHconsciously It is equally true, however, IL may be presumed that substantially lubtructors ofcomplimenting the United Slates. Two that the statesmanship may prevent Ideal ical instruct Iona will be given to of the greakwt admirals of tha JapanF. J. BERRYESftA 4 CO, these disagreements and 1ireaia being the representatives of other leading ese were educated at Annapolis navy settled by appeal to arms. But the powers. Thin expression of "desire" In and tha Japanese navy Itself was orsituation of the society of nations never Identical terms hy a large number of ganised by American. lias been more delicate, the possibilities powerful nailona la equivalent to an Beginning in 18C6, under American id a worlds war r la the last half expression of fear that tha course of Instructor, they have gone steadily on century so groat as now. - It la a mat- the war might result In depriving Increasing their armored fleet, in adter of satisfaction that In all those ('hint of territory or authority, and dition to building up an unnrmored quarrels and rumors of quarrels tha bat such an oitcam would l dis- fleet, nil armed with the best rifled liked by the powers. However gengral affected of all. rolled Staten la guns. The flrat armored nhip built for Our Stocked With Wine, la the Balkan! war aecma inevitable. and court doun the terms of the com- Japan was constructed on IheThamea aad Cl rare Indications arethat lb Porto will seize munication, the fact that It ia made by and waa launched In 1877. Thod she liquor, a of tha Finest Quality. the moment of Russian preoccupation a number of strong nations, after pre- began steadily to increase her navy, In the Far East to settle hla differences vious consultation, Imparts to It much advice Instance in from every In tha buffer states and seek gravity. It ia "diplomatic pressure' taking the American instructors, until today to bring t hem wider hla rule. The reb- in one of its mildest forma As such Japan la seventh In the Hat of naval els In hla border province, no doubt It cannot be well liked by either nation powers. The Japanese are horn sailors aided and assisted from across the line, to which it ia addressed If that nation and a country with such an extensive ADVERTISEMENTS. CLASSIFIED la one whktii believes Itself likely to are ap in greater force than ever and be and vulnerable a seaboard, could In no a ia to at the position profit expense Turkish troops are being massed for China The fact that the movement case afford to neglectthe protection ot ATTORNEYt-AT-LAW- . their suppression. A little more and of has the out spoken support of Japan its maritime commerce. we aball see those same troops In BulIndicates that the Japanese consider 1st Natl Bank Bldg. Jos. Che garia, and In sending them there the they are really Bedes Bldg. W. U Maglnnls Porte will have a good excuse to pre- that, asa they claim, NOTES LUO! Afense Ruswar of against sent to Russia and Austria for his ac- waging sian aggression, and that the action la FOR BALE. tions. Nevertheless, those powers really directed against Russia. After a fight lasting nearly a year It may be drawn Into the con Blot . That ia Soubtlesa true. As matters la HORSE FOR SALE. officially announced on both aides That Intense anxiety reigns In mili- stand, tha sympathy of the world ia the trouble between the New tary and state circle In both Cdrmauy generally with Japan. To offset this, that ' York Houseamiths. Union and Local HORSE For sale cheap. Call ' at e and France, arising out of the Russia la seeking In various wnya to 25 Twenty-fir- st war,, is very apparent from convince the Western world that ahe No. 2 of the International Association of Structural Ironworkers Is at an end. dispatches from Berlin and Pnria. Both la fighting for Western Interests In Under the terms of settlement both FOR satisfactory prices oa Flour, of these nalkms have large intercsta opposition to the Imitendlng "yelllow and Hay, and Grain call on W. T. A till in China that are inimical to those of peril" It la claimed that either Rus- organizations agree to disband four locsls are in be formed of their Phone 320y. 2311 Washington ave. Japsn, - and Mi much wo vocation sia or Japan, from the nature of members without dlHcrimlnatkin any would be required to have them join lb Inga, must dominate. Northern MONEY TO LOAN. with tbo Russians In the war on the Chins, where the Imperial government aa to which unkin they formerly to. The settlement haa. bom Mikado. ,EquJlt riellcstu la the posi- la located, and that should Japan get In view of the rowing build-fo- g MONEY TO LOAN. .J. J. BRUMMITT tion of Great-lyitalwith regard to control her leadership would result In hurried her ally, Japaa. . Mbonld either tier the reorganlxaiion of China under ron I season. HOTEkS. east her lot with dltlons which would penult the energy many or Fraw-s Russia Great Britain cannot eaaiiy and iultiailveof Japan to Farming has become a mania with the THE HOTEL LINCOLN Inert Chinee mass, restore the Chin- many Chicago street car men. Instead avoid alliance pith Japan. Then there la the question of the In- ese military power, equip, ber armies of colleriing nickels from discontented W. IL LlTTl.it IhroBrletor. and enable street car pstroua they are arranging dian frontier. Great Urlialn has taken with all modern appliaui-Permanent r Transient s advantage of this propitious time to her to defy the world. The enormous to raise wheat and com nnd all other EL OGDEN, UTAH. of Twenty-thioilucts the farm. would 180 China of then set he Fifty employes population p begin the movement for Ihe annexation of Thibet, a Chinese dependency, under skilled Japanese direction to ex- of the Union Traction company have re- already resigned and taken up governmaitriol REAL ESTATE FOR ALE.' to India, while Busaia, France aud Ger- ploit Its untouched many see in the move a menace to sources, and an Industrial warfare be ment land rlalma in Beaver county. FOR fVLE Choice of two good their Oriental Interests. Ruaaia long marled which the nations of high two block from Union 1nleaa a contingency unexpected by. lias claimed a lien on Thibet, and at standards of life could not isnudhly enbuilding Hunter 4 Kennedy. dure. The cash. friends Rinals of therefore ViI of the either arises party controversy Depot, any other lime the pressure of the Wild-We- st declare that In extending sympathy to 64 book and job printing establishEnglish Into Thibet would ho found acre form Japan the West Is aiding to build up ments, so of which are in Boston, two FOR SALE Forty-tw- o by the Cxarn ministers cause for the a Two-rooand Industrial power which In Norwood and one each In Lynn, house. military Plain City. hostilities near of with Ed. opening King acres alfalfa Possesion at once. ward's realm. Further English aggres- In the end must crush Western indus- Cambridge, Brookline nnd Randolph, Tea will be sion In Thibet- and It nccma certain try. European journals am seriously will be without job printer nnd com$1,090 on terms. Hunter 4 Kennedy. dlauciMlng this view of Urn case, which positors after a formal presentation of that the next few month will witness will lie earnestly pressed from now on will the rejected schedule lo individual emsm-. aggression can srarvely avoid IF you want to roll your property On the other hand, it is claimed that tomorrow. The will strike ployer an in armed conflict with vaulting I. J. BRUMMITT. ace will Russia herself la mure than half Oriif . 990 book and job workers, memRussia, and perhaps with France and are to bers of the Boston ental, and that her trade .pulli-leTypographical Germany. CHOICE lots in Nob Hlil $54 J. J. tnonoimlixa all Indnstrlea and all trade Union Nol . whose demands embodBRUMMITT. for her own people, so far and so teat ied In n new13, wage schedule presented TRADE RESTRRICTI0N9. aa she ran, and that It la better for the aa an ultimatum to the Boston NICE brick cottogs on Grant, does Western world to maintain the terrihave been rejected by Ihe emIn. IWOO. J. J. BRUMMITT. The obstructions to fair trade resort torial Integrity of China and her administrative authority within her ter- ployer. forThe demands of the printers HOUSE. With barm EIGHT-ROOed to by many foreign countries are an Increase over the existprovide of Indun-firiritory, and take its la many instances ho unreasonable as trees, on 21st St, between Wall and war in the future. It Is quite plain ing rales of 5 cents per thAusand emsi Lincoln, $1,800. Great anap. J. J. In virtually prevent commercial Inter- that eur own Government takes this $1.30 a week for hand compositor and BRUMMITT. for week $3 a machine operaiam latter view, course with others. This Is ahuwa In , an article In the New York Bun: FIVE ACRES of Al" land, good The South Chicago pi ale mills haa TROUBLE FOR RUSSIA. house, two water right been 100 shut men down, out throwing Germany stands at the head of all tbs two blocks from orchard, of acre, A of employment. reduction in th BRUM-MITnations of the earth. in the number of In the face of the story from French wages street car line, $2,000. J. J. of machlnlsta had been accepted restrictions placed about the enter- aotincM Russia would that yesterday commercial traveler prising from have an army of 41)0,900 men iu Man-- t abroad who srok to sell goods to her AND BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS hurls within twelve days It la Interelllxens. In France and Groat Britain to note Ilia London Standard esting A foreigner selling gixals is treated as n lew days ago said that GO TO M. Gillla for anything la Mill a citizen is. In Russia he la taxed and correspondent most Work, Contracting aad Building, the serious trouble Russia would regulated, but Germany requires more encounter would bn the 22nd and Washington." traniHrting of blm than any ether nation. men and supplies to the scat of war .Is tha only placa In town where you The foreign bagman in Germany WANTED. the Siberian railroad. He was get tbo worth of your money. must get a license, unless he deals in over. 31 24th Street liitormed (hat at present not more than Phono 127K. fruit, eggs, poultry, beeswax or honey, .CtH) Soya with hones wanted to deliver troops could he dispatched daily. but If he Is of repulsive appearance he 407 24th. St CaU at 4 p. o is papers. see to how it difficult will easy it In SPRING DRESS FABRICS displayed at will not be allowed to trade anyway. be to throw a large army lato the scene Neither will a person who within three Burts give a clear conception of what is correct,' and CLAIRVOYANTS. of military operations. years has served a jail sentence of three what will be worn the most. The line is of excepIt should be remembered, moreover. months be allowed to peddle, nor a Mrs. lager 4 Son, clairvoyant aad' tional beauty, and allows of limitless creations in the person under 23 years of age, nor a I hat tha branch of the Siberian road mediums. will needed must he that extending to drunkard, nor a person who does not tell your asm and all about We of costumes. making support hla children properly and give llu south of Manchuria. It is in Man business affaire, whether they pour them all a proper eduiatlim. Besides, (hurls that the land fighting will take Heavy selling already exists in these departments. will be successful. Information rethe number of licenses to be Issued plate, and It ia therefore of prime imvalues The fail here garding marriage, divorces, atekaesq, cannot represented the to win for each district is fixed by law, and portance that the railway ihere be in love affaire and poeltlona. will not be exceeded nor will licenses the heet condition for quickly handling approval of those looking for durable and stylish suitNo questions arited. What we tell be granted for trade which the au- soldiers and war supplies. true. 421 25th street cornea ings. thorities think Is not needed In the disBo far aa Russia la (oucemed, how-cu- r. tricts for which they are issued, and PALMISTRY AND CARD READING. Manchuria is what might propat any time the holder may be sent be called a hostile country. The erly out of Oermany If the auihorltles want MADAM D'MAR, fortunes told by Manchus are among the must patriotic) Thencw. Cotton Suitings, in charming nob fixtto gel rid of him. cards or band. Prices reasonable. of the Chinese and they lave been InIn Russia the agent or a foreign ures, resembling the highest grade wool fabrics 275 24th St. creasingly Incensed over Russian domila nut of repair. It house must pay an anual tax of Ifiu nation In their that a . . typewriter . , since close the province yard rubles tRT7.Su. unless the head of the or the FURNISHED ROOMS. machine, and that e war in IS 93. It pays to keep a good we ere selling. We kind house la a Jew; in whkh case the (ax is (hat ia the only by the severest measures and 1 e new one or an old one S00 rubles 0237.39). FURNISHED ROOMS and board; alFormerly all Ihe use of a large number of troops wtU sell you fixed up to do the work like new. If noma for light housekeeping; ICS, foreign house had to pay the higher that they have lecn so kept in subjection, you do not went to buy.-wwill rent and desirabls cloth in all . the newThis tax, hut since 1301 the rate for Chris- bud attractive 28th St. are not aland to 'they likely idly you one. We will keep It In repair aa tians haa b-- en reduced. A ruromunal j est shades, weaves and colorings. Some of the when an opportunity prescuta Itself long an yr-- want It. THREE ROOMS, unfurnished; 2325 tax of 123.17 U Imposed once. Travel- - j by a to has that doing power would injury to like you materials in the line we ever had. trade Perhaps the prettiest Great ing agents with no permanent home yard typewriter you now have for one that trust pay a state industrial tax of grabbed their fatherland. order or for some different TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS for f 13 17 each year, and a communal tar I Manchuria ia full of Chinese Irregu- is In better of 55.15. Ten per vent of the amount i lars. or brigands, and they will nni i style- If so. let ua know nnd we will good location ; modern improverent; ments. Inquire 47f, 22nd street of the tax ts charged for the li ente i he .slow to assist tha Japanese in call and tee what we' can do for you. This line of White Light-Weigand local auhorltieu impose tax- - and breaking up railroad communications. English MercerINQUIRE at 235T Adams Avenue. fees for the benefit of the lower com- Even now it la difficult to keep open ized Satin Finish materials includes the newest demercial mbooIa iUpon their arrival in transit which, uninterrupted, bandy COR. 24TH AND GRANT. Russia traveling agents mud. reimrt at suffices to carry needed military supsigns and styles. Every pattern has a distinct beauty, With the the custom house and pay their fees. plies, and and the entire line comprises so much loveliness that LEWIS & BLACKWELL Firms entering Russia only to buy are line barraaeed constantly by Japanese 1- -2 fail it cannot to From please.. not taxed and every effort is made to yard nd Manchus, communication with the forward their plana and firms endeavmay be $ ut off Indefinitely. 24 Twanty-fiftStreet and oring to sell gooda are allowed to tak ORDERS ON SHORT NOTICE SHORT out their whenever We seen have seldom in a op jquiprr. they Transferred to say part of tha city. pWse. As the rates differ ia different evtn a backwoods newxpaiier. a more i Open Day and Night FRICCS REASONABLE. districts, a rood Jiert nf the . fee JqiepUle. utterly hlldisb and sHK nrn- Kinsv. and Pronrietor. Magny .233 25th fit Phene 31 a. ADMISSION 10c. Ca-Tie- ranges from five to teirty-a- ,. day. The congested labor niark Patrons Are Invited to the Best Hot Lunch In Ogden. d Base-Ba- ll Park MONDAY Russo-Japanes- - WARNING! There ism econogny in buying, inferior! . MEAT? Feb. 22nd 1 . Healthy Children AT 2:30 P. M. e ' Dont e By SENOR ENRIQUE ROBLES Big Street Parade at l p. m. iSportSg Etc,. Etc. This - d alt, a purely scientific exhibition, in which no instruments of torture be used. be refunded exhibition is not Money as advertised. ... . . Good M,usic al Special From Excursion ' Salt Lake Admission - - $1.00 THE NEW Bally Linens New Challies. fr -- ht WAFFLE HOUSE n-a- 35c Shirt Waistings. L. H. BECRAFT 22 to50c h S. ! Take Good Care of tha growing ones and tha grewi-up- s, too, by getting your meat frost butcher yon can trust Implicitly. Wa bare all the beat meats constantly oa hand. Poultry, too, tender, health r. wholesome fowls. Dressed or alivu. A. E. Weatherby Feet of 87th Street Waah Are 245 ALBERT F. RICHEY, UNDERTAKER 'Phone 150 Ave. 2372 Washington UTILE j. Burt & Bros. SALOON, QUEEN ERIK LARSON, Prop. Choice Wines, Liquors and Ggars. . Tbone 181$ Washington Are. I05y. Ross Book Store. Books, Stationery and Office Supplies. ,35c e - -' IDEAS a. Chino-Japanes- too much meat provided it la tha aatrltiona, dlgantlbla kind. Such la thi meat we will take pleasure In cutting for ypu. live-roo- James Ballards MEAT MARKET Eat QUEEN TAE : OPEN ALL M( Fine dinner on Sunday from 13 to served from 4 p. dl, 25 cents. Lunch $1. to 4, only 25 cents. Short orders at all hoars. Press Oysters la any atria. Gdma and Fi8 to season. WONG SUN, Proprietors 223 Twenty-fift- h St J. G. REED BROS. a Harness Wholesale and Saddlers EXPRESS Wc call your attention to BAGGAGE AFOOT WARMER Come and Try One .... Something New Free of Charge. . 4 4 |