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Show the iivuiiiy fir yeara. and that all th U nl double trt k In ibis cent or 'he whole mam about 7 we may n asoualily enici-tailire iu:li-i.- . a do.iht of ilu-ireliabilit) lr will Mi remeinlieied also lhal lii- THE EXAMINER. je-i- Published every day :u the year. Business Office. 407 rith Street. Published by the Union Printing Theatre Lyceum sawyer & Young, Props. r Co. we uowr lavs uioav morning, Monxixn i:x ) iiixcK, ogdex. Utah, WEEK FEBRUARY 21tb. six ii;t Aiiaruc and tto railways LI'LU THEIi1, FRANK FRANCIS. Editor and Mgr. Pacitc. for ten ei me a.iutle lint Cuon Songs. of the L'liiiui Pacific irausported al and mail ti ihe truflir aud cimjiic-rvDelivered by Carrier, Including l KUEVER AND SANTKY, the Isilfu- ujkai, and tliai today ihv Sunday Morning Examiner, Comedy Sketch ArufcUt. TScta gn-s- t Var.ilcihili liues 10 I'hfiao anc per month Sets btd Si. lauds are iluulifi:, trucked Single copies liKMAfUA AND GIILANDO, miles west or Cleveland, While thirty Song and Dances. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. the lvuiis) liania double tiak ends at MARVELOUS KINGDOM. including By mail one month Pittsburg. CO eta Sunday) Hooligan ou Wheels. !l w ill not, bow ever, lie necessary to ' AU PcKtmartnra and Rural delivery lum'o all the troops, nulmals or supCEKTIE STARK, Carisrs are authorized to receive sub- plies the ri.lire of thai road, Illustrated Hongs. scription. for Minm of the pi aud ui'ob 01 Subscriber will confer e favor by tlie iiMti-.IraiiKiioi'tailoa in Manchuria informing tbia offlre of failure to refor war Men would nmau a ibmigaud mile ceive Tbo Examiner bafore their and Siberia will ta ulli.'r.i-nvlhL purposes and large quaniitiea of supuf road. Hut probably electric trolley road plies for man and beast will be obor would be ample for many ear fur tainable in the section of OGDEN, UTAH, MARCH 1, 1904. the traffic iu most parts of the adjacent to il occupied by ibe military and four mill's of trolley line forces. could no doubt be buiii for what one RAILROAD CAN CARRY TROOPS. mile of ateain road wuuld nud. The ILLUSTRATED EDITORIAL. bill slum Id provide for cither system, Tlit'id li.ns Inin nsub said of the inas might be found most advantageous The Han Framlmi Examiner illua-lr- in the different localltieK. ability of tlie. C.;ar to grt bis snMieiu iranhiMjilrd over tin iraim Siberian The Inlands aMuind lu inoiiniaiiis, the liouil of fiicndship existing to drive between tbc iruais and roiiupt pollti-- c et ream and waterfalls. railroad lu mffi' irnt isdiiiIm-iThey are t 111 for liu- L the JtsnrB0, The ar ot Ideally situated or ibis ri'sia-eIans by picturing a lion in pun-.ui- l for generatconstruction the plants at (Shanghai ami Tukfii bate Saiu Bud followed by jai kals and ing electricity, and the power from endeavored In explain bow liuKiMble hyenas. them need in no case be so far from i! euuld let fur lliiHMa to tin place of regulation and use as to the Ilie Examiner says: materially impair tbe efficiency of the of the poor Jaimnere army lu all our national life nothing ia current. to be obtained from ibe rul-- ti. urv mini' ally imt belle tliun the hope There ran be no question of the road, but General Neison A. Miles, who of jMsir. fiMilisli jHoplc that corrupt main puiuts relied upon for the presstbo trusia. ing of this legislaiion the urgent and Journeyed ovrr the entire route from IMiilticlaus will Ei Miy bus read about the lion universal need of transportation facilSt. Petersburg lo Port Arthur, gives that cry goes burning with the jmkals ities In the Islands, and tbe wonderbis views, whhli are entirely lu ron-lltkeeping jiim compaiiyand a hyena or ful development that would follow ihn two following at. a respectful distance. Inauguration of a good transportation mlih the side. Th lion kills his prey, eats his fill system: agriculture, manufacture and . General Miles slates that Ibe country and goes to sleep, lie gtasl iiainrtdly all forms of Industry, including mintraversed by thai road ia nothing like leaves the head and Mines for ilia jsik-al- x ing. would receive n magical Impulse. as difficult as that traversed by tin; to graw- at. Tlicy. in their turn, There is nothing like railroads for Northern Pacific, the Great Northern quick of sight and healing, warn the opening up a country, and glvng the or the Canadian Pacific. These line:; big animal of danger thai approaihes. people an opportunity fo utilize ita natWhen the lion and ib- jackals have ural resources. In the Philippines jiass over much higher mountains gone on heir way the nyena cornea these are practically untouched. The with more short curves, and they are along and takea what is left. Ills propisHid railroad system, especially if iilistrueled by much heavier snows in si tong Jaws crunch the big Mines that the trolley system is muinly relied upon. will allow a very general developwinter. Muring lie melting aud when resisied die teeth of the 11(1101. What ihc jiu'kal is to the lion In bis ment of the archipelago. the frost ia going out of i he ground bunting expedition llio crafty In the spring they an more liable to isiifiliiau is lo the big trust in Its at!1 PRESIDENT detack uioii the people. damage by washouts, landslides, The must ignorant ravage In Africa struction of bridges, etc. Resides the Personnel of Canal Commiaaien Mads Intense cold la much mure severe on would never think of asking the jacka als for help against the lion. He Known. these lines that on the line of the Sionly too well the jackal's deep berian road. l after Interest in tLe lion's Washington, Feb. 29. Soon killing. the senate convened today the bill to And here in the United States innoThe highest etcvailon on the betprovide for tbe purchase of a silo and Hue Is approximately 4,0o0 cent while people might lo know ter than to pin their holies 011 the ill lie tbe erection of a public building to be feet, as against nearly S.Ooo find on political Jsikals. used for tbc departments of state. JusTint they are desome of our lines. It ceived and mude pitifully hopeful by tice amt comniorce and labor, was laid the barkings of these creatures and before that body. Is said that the capacity of a road ihelrDuring the course of the debate a preieuse of interference wiili Us the of upon sidings. length trust limes. question arose as to an architect and This Is not entirely correct, because It would seem ns I hough ihere were Mr. Cockrell asked: "Isn't tbe archiIt ia possible for two trains, eaeb longn sort of idiocy iu the minds of the tect tbe same man who built that mager than the siding, to pass each other, people when political questtlona are nificent office building on the Whits! House grounds?' discussed. but of course this req-iilonger time Tbe same man." said Mr. Hale. and thereby necessitates delay. Hid- -' There are second class lawyers' ofEDITORIAL OPINION fices all over the country better than Inga are easily constructed and If they that, said Mr. Cockrell. are within reasonable distunes it would ISTHMIAN CANAL. lie to move, at a certainly practicable HOUSE. very conservative estimate, twelve . (Ogden Standard.) Now that the treaty with Panama trains of twenty-liv- e cars each over the Washington, Fell. 29. Mr. Castor, elected to succeed the late Mr. Burke, Siberian road per day. This, making baa been ratitted and the construi-tiofrom tbe Third Pennsylvania district, a very liberal allowance for the trans- of the canal la practically assured tha was sworn in when the bouse conDemocratic press, pursuing tbe course vened today. portation and Held equipment of the of npimaing every action of the adminThe house then went Into committroops, would move at least 6.000 men istration, Is endeavoring to show why a day, or In a hundred days, 600,000 the Nicaraguan canal should bare been tee of tbe whole to consider the Dischosen Inaiead of the Panama route. trict uf Columbia appropriation bill. men. After Mr. McCleary (Minn.), who Is Their argument! have recently, howthe bill, had explained tin A most liberal allowance for Held ever. received a great set hack from a In charge ofMr. Gilbert (Ky.j took up provisions. published article of General Henry 1 transportation would be twenty-seve- n of the Republican tbe party, history In of Issue a recent the Abbot, Engiwagons for a regiment of cavalry or lo show whai (he party is neering Magazine." Ablsit did much of proceeding 1.000 horses, and four fur g battery the work of surveying and for and for what It aland. of light artillery. " Estimating the haa preliminary Referring to the declaration of a bad much exiierlenue on the IsthRepublican platform for free and strength of a military division as com- mus. Gilbert mentioned the General Abbot enumerates with equably." Mr.Mrs. posed of 10,000 infantry. 1,000 cavalary. Cox as postmistress retention of to New York the clearness, awarding ten batteries and four guns es.-h- , 1.400 and to tbe appointat Indlanola, Mis., the ranama reasons tbe why as collector at Chartechnical troops and camp followers, Tribune, route la preferable to that across Nic- ment of B.Mr.C Crura and he made reference leston. they would average 4.100 horses and aragua. Owing to the constant shiftof Bravker T. Washing to tbe dining mules. Assuming so army of 500.000 ing oi the sands around Grcytown, the at the White House, undertaking ton Atlantic approach to the coast of to describe the seating of the presimen organised In divisions comisNuja would require costly dredgdent's family at the table. as above we should have 3.575 divi- Nicaraguanow and In the' future. Little ing hoik Mr. Scott (Kan.) asked Mr. Gilbert sions. with a total of 1 1T.23T animals. work of that sort would- be needed at If be would criticise a Democratic pres man once each done, it would be blent If he should have dined with a Allowing three pounds of Colon, anil, food per day, the toinl weight In dally practically final. Ear more seismic and negro as severely as he criticised vnlcanlr disturbance Is to lie anticiPresident Roosevelt. supplies will lie 4,125.780 pounds. pated along the northern route than declarAn Impossible assumption, Allowing but S5.000 pounds a the the southern, and tbe adjustment ot ed Mr. Gilbert. cverage weight carried per car would lock gates must be so dulhatr that an Mr. Ht'ctl asked him if be did not tequire 178 cars dully. Assuming that interruption to traffic might easily lie know that a negro dined ai the White Cleveland's 300 cara can be moved from ibe base of caused by a single earthquake In Moure during President The high winds of the first Nicaragua. administration, to which Mf. ' suppliae to the field, they would be entrade wind Mdt. the (harp curve of Gilbert replied that ihe Democrats abled to aupply the daily rood for a die route in that, count 17 and the exwere not particularly claiming Mr. s half million men and have 130 cant cessive rainfall would all prove seri- Cleveland, and that he was not a ivniocrat. available for the transportation of ad- ous embarrassments 10 navigation aftMr. Scott then said that P. H. J. Tayditional tsoops or whatever additional er shipping actually entered a canal lor. a negro from Kansas, waa brought there. Moreover, as thins would lie uo munitions of war might be required. iliauce for water storage apart from to Washington and was taken to the There arc various methods of com- tlis main dam, and as ihc pre, Ipluiloii White House when Mr. Cleveland In-- j between wide limits, there vltrd him to dine wiih him, which In puting the capacity of the road, nr the nuctuai-means of reinforcing and riipjilTitig an wouid be difficulty lu regulating the water supply lu Nicaragua. 'The exerarmy, but the above i a cise of rare discretion by the official one for the capm ity of the road In cliarae of Ihe dam ou the Han Juan and a very liberal allowamo for the River wouid be necessary; and a bad amount of field transport it inn that an blunder on his mrt might leave take XUaraKua at too low a level for army would require. for weeks or months at a time The most difficult point on thui a be coiufiigeucy that should never whole line lx the rrwxlug of take Baipermitted to arise on n great international highway. kal. Kcw objections to the Panama route When the lake Is open they have have made a greater Impression on the snfficieni sUamcn and loals lo transthat a popular mind than the fact port b.ihio men with supplies jc-- r day. strainer from New York or Euriiie to Mheu it Is frozen that numhrr can Hun Eram Iwo must travel further If it us far south aw Colon than If It easily mar.h across. Uni It is not an goes invades the continent ai Grcytown. utironiinnn thing 10 see cars moving General Abbot licrkircs. however, that over the tracks laid on the solid ice. such a voyage. though longer in miles, would be shorter in time. The greater a typewriter that ! out of repair. It especially near F.L Petersburg. to keep a good machine, and that Within the past tew days we have length of the Nicaragua route would pays Involve exeexaive delay, to say nothing Is the kind that vs are selling. We seen it stated that a track has lieen uf chare 's for necessaiy towage, and will (Il you a new one or an old one laid for a railroad on the frozen main am e rates four times as large as fixed up to do the work like new. if at take liuii.il. The pzperx have would he. demanded If the same vessel yon do not want to buy. we will rent you one. We will keep It in repair a alto fluted that Prince KbllkolT had went by way of Panama. long as you want It. men could lie rcporied that CO.OuO Crrhapi you would like to trade the RAILROADS FOR PHILIPPINES. typewriter you now have tor pro that moved daily. We also we it staled la In better order or for some different in irjier journalistic rnnimunicutiont Oali take Tribune stylo. If no. let us know and will Concresx is 10 ho asked to authorize call and see what we ran do for yon. that, ha road D congested: that It Is liepns- - ble .y move a Urge force or ihr- rii!r;pmc government lo GuaranL. tee 4 per rent on an Imic of f fit nun,. lor an army, and one of 000 bonds suppli to InilM railroads in the COR. 24TH AND GRANT. the prim ipal reasons Timer woo know the given was that arrhlpi'lnno. I text. II is a hingla trsik road. Including Brcrrtary archipelago These lust statements seem fo be be- Taft, are pupporting the raeaenre and it will be enartvil. ar hopeinl that lieved iir a very large number of our million dollar would not Forty own people. A ct, whea we remember buiM many mile of ordinary xteam that ibe minister of transportation of railway. No doubt the irantinction would he Computed in gold, ami at la the only place in town where yen th Russian empire has had prartfi-a- i Ifii.eiui per iu,l. M Mi h is probably i,n get the worth of your money. axpnricnoj iu ra"! mailing in our own low a.-- rouilx could be rotial meted. i)i. 33Y 24th Street. Phone 127K. e vitation. he said, was accepted. Mr. Bcoit drew a contrast between saying the Washington and Taylor, former was a man of recognized ability and had been tlie guest ot dixtinguisb-epeople at home and abroad, Including Queen Victoria, and declared that tin-- latter had noihiug to commend him save the claim that he carried the Democratic negro vote in fata pocket, lie further aaid that Taylor had been appointed to a position iu Washington. And by Cleveland, suggested a d voice. arclit-pelug- at rl - - APPimiS j. iuot. FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES. been spared the bumilmiioi u i log up a spurious saiiiU - L l l'rc Why drawn't Uncle 8am get some the might of Russia has James EUck. a Northwesters railway freight conductor, haa bean found in guaranty title assurance company to able to sink a few ira:,.. H Ill guarantee Ihe Panama canal company the enemy. hlemphi. the drainage canal at Lock port. There was a deep gash in the forehead title? Deseret News. Prof. Woods Hutchii's!.;! a little and nil his money except as gone. Tbe police believe David change Kaphukohoaklmokeweonah versity of Oregon not ci.j Elick waa attacked on bis train by bos been appointed postmaster at Koe-ki- a. declares that whisky ! a Hawaiian Islands. Thta la but an- Bo It Is. ponl so It is. ,. tramps, killed, robbed, and his body tor sure. Cincinnati cv.u,. thrown from the cars, while crossing other Illustration of the administrathe canal. tion's preference for men of let ten in The Korean Emperor m ,1i Thousands of dollars had been spent official position. Printers' ink. lms cratk- party are in min d t': by tbe railroad vomjiany la search for tteposL tlon. Whatever either uU the body and a reward of 5otl had Tha Arizona Station calculates that nmy t been offered by a lodge of the Associa- an acre of alfalfa will biffing is sure to result.-Tribuyield fifty-ei- x tion of railway conductors ' for any pounds of honey. But would it not be trace of tbe missing man. as well to consult tbe bee before givAt Harbin Viceroy Ale;m . Tbe place where the body waa reout these figures? They may have miles away from the sun:.,a j, covered la 28 miles from where it ia ing union n be labor and opposed Pori believed Elick met his death. It ia joined Arthur; but be may C? to overproduction. Saline Press. cheaper to move than pu thought the remains had been frozen fore the first of May in the ice and thus kept from being y,rk Jr I If the print paper trust ran discour- bune. discovered before. age the publishers of tbe Sunday journal In their extravagant waste of PLEASANTRIES. By remitting the rents of h. tagood white paper, the combination will unts for a month a lam,ri of kV. evil be in Influence. not lis exclusively GRADUATED EYESIGHT. York attested hi pleasci t,v(.r v Butte Intermountain. daughter's wedding. Thu t. v,n " Tea, air, said tbe Denver hotel grateful and hope his fan. Gy i clerk to the new arrival, "that white-cappe- d New York World. seized czar and Tbe his pen hastily mountain nwny off there In in knocked off a message of congratulathe Rockies, and It la a hundred and tions to Viceroy Alexieff. If he had If the Coreans are faix-- !,,, fifty miles from here. will begin to prepare heT. yi wlt7 been a little more attentive to his episWho wuuld have imagined It waa no tolary duties In tbe course of peace ne- out delay for the blrselncs of Lenevxxi far? commented tbe guest. gotiations with Japan he wouid have lent assimilation. Chicago s, from Oh, waa the airy response the clerk, 'lf the atmosphere waa only n little clearer It would be 300 miles away. Judge. ployers. and friends had searched for him in rain fur weeks, the body of mJ! ue. The presiWashington. Feb. dent today aer.t to tbe senate the nominations: Chairman of the Hear Isthmian canal commission. Admiral John G. Walker, retired. District of Columbia. Members of Isthmian canal commission: Major General George W. Darla, V. 8. A., retired; William H. Burr, New York; Benjamin M. Harrod, Louisiana; Carol Edward Grunxky, California: Frank J. Hocker. Michigan. Navy Commander. Lieut. Commander William G. Culler. Agent for the Indian- - of the Kiowa . Col. James agency, Oklahoma, F. Randlett. C. 8. A. retired, Califor29 Lu-ur- nia. Register of land effii'', Joseph T. Bridges. Koseburg. Ore. Receiver of public moneys: James H. Booth, at Rosehurg. Ore. The rummhudon as ' iinsiituted is essentially a body of engineers, six of the seven members hat ing distinguished themselves in engineering works. The law under which ilm commission was rested provided ibat four of the members should be akilled in the science of engineering. l'ol. Meeker to the only man on thsl conmii'mion who may be classed as distinctly a business man. He Is a man of large affairs and during tbe Spanish war served the government as director of transportation. Admiral Walker has been Identified with this government's investigation of the Isthmian canal routes for many yeara and la regarded as tbe best informed man In the country on that subject. Arrangements already have been made for an early visit to tbe Isthmus of ranama by the commission. It seems likely now that tbe commission. as a body, will go to Panama within a month. Prellminarjr work . will be begun Immediately. VICTIM OP R0BBER8. Body of Misting Man Found Evidencing Doath Prom Foul Play. Chicago, Folk 29. rn, -Nik i., ONLY A NAME. My wife Ik the beet cook in WALLACE DRUG CO DIGNANS Prescriptions a Specialty DANCING ACADEMY the United States. Jolly! You must live like a king. No. I never eat ai home. "Why not? We haven't any cook. 2349 Wash. Ave PHONE 24 X, Bnn Francisco, Feb. 29. John Thompson, aged forty years, committed suicide here by drinking carbolic aclt). He was a brother ot William Thompson, senior member of a manufacturing firm In Brooklyn, N. Y. - H. 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IF yon want to sell your property of the growing ones and the grownups, too, by getting your meat from see J. J. BRUMMITT. V butcher you can trust Implicitly. We CHOICE kits In Nob Hiil, $50. X J. have all the beet meats constantly os BRUMMITT. hand. Poultry, too, tender, bealthv. wholesome fowl. Dressed or allva on close NICE brick eottoge Grant, In. $2,200. J. J. BRUMMITT. Six-roo- Take Good Care HOUSE, with bum, between Wall and Lincoln, $1,600. Great snap. J. X BRUMMITT. EIGHT-ROO- trees, on 21et BL, FIVE ACRES of Al land, good house, two water right, acres of orchard, two blocks from street car line, $2,000. J. J. BRUM- A. E. Weatherby 2458 Wash Avs. Foot of 87th Street. AND RICHEY. Shoulder K. B. garding marriages, divorces, sickness, love affaire and positions. No questions asked. What we tell comes true. 429 25lh street The "K. B." Shoulder, positively the greatest invention ever made in clothes-makinis a creation of Kohn Brothers. It has completely revolutionized clothes-makinWill be found only in Kohn Brothers, Chicago, line of Fine Clothing. This shoulder, when handled by skilled tailors suc as they employ secures a result impossible to reach in any other way and equals the work of the highest-price- d tailors. g, PALMISTRY g. All Union I CAUT A Made.- MADAM DMAR, 275 24th St fortunes told by Prices reasonable, Cu Tuead if you The hr fa lut 3 y Dr. UNDERTAKER 'Phone 150. 2372 Washington Ave. fen . 3wgo ff em rid p 'he H Mr. tith hy, LITTLE QUEEN t SALOON, ERIK LAR80N, Prep. Choke Wines, liquors and Cigars. 231$ Washington Ave. Phone 3V$y FURNISHED ROOMS. FURNISHED ROOMS and board; also rooms for light housekeeping; 385, 28th 8L THREE ROOMS, unfurnished; 2325 Grant - TWO UNFURNI3HED ROOMS for rent; good location; modern improvements. Inquire 47, 22nd street. tOMFirra UV 99 i brOTH INQUIRE COATS that keep CLOTHlKCehk that skips. Isdmluslitjr. nt 2357 Adams Avenue. 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The Foundation of Style Mr. Bunds 0. V theUn Our Patrons Are Invited to the Hot Lunch In Ogden. Stocked With Wines, Liquors and Cigars of the Finest Quality. j by MISS PAULINE KEPPLER should prove of the greatest importance to every lady who dresses well, and has a desire to always appear at her best. Ur or private ai icos fags SALOON Examiner Telephone Numbers: Day, 234X; night M. Corset Fitting The Bhwi passed tor Sal candidi Open Day and Night Feb. 29. The arbitration Spain treaty between England and which It waa announced Feb. 20, tbe on were the two countries verge of concluding, was signed Saturday. THE ART OF The New Theca guotstl Cbtcag tlon to CUS1IED asms b Box E! You London, After police, em S. J. A. G srzl Board.1 first-clas- navi-gaii- MONDAY SUICIDE OF JOHN THOMPSON. r rcu-sonal- REGULAR DANCE EVERY Cincinnati Tribune. trans-vontluen- 1 eight. 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