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Show THE MORNING 4 EXAMINER, MARCH OGDEN, UTAH, MONDAY MORNING, a cement and stone dam, as immovable ping their peace tasks wherever the on their way to town. With each one as the everlasting rocks themselves, pink tickets found tliciu began to were his nearest friends. The road beand rising 170 feet above the river levarrive, aud settled down In their quar- came a procession of groups. If your el, loimlng a great lake covering 2.303 quiet, welcome guests of quiet servant la absent in Japan, the death Published every day in the year. Sawyer & Young, Props ters, host H. The hosts and their guests the sickness or the marriage of a acies and with a storage capacity o Business 03- - 407 24th Street. feet. The canyon at friend' 7,'ion.OOu.QOO stayed indoors waiting man. woman calls him. It is a land ot and child, on the wishes of the mi- groups of friends. All the cronies ot the dam site Is but 75 feet arlue Hi the kado's warriors. and at the curb of ibe Why go out and his age see the recruit Into the army Pa idle bed by the Unton Printing Ca river level, cheer when you might sit over the and 'see the recruit become reservist dam 140 feet aide, thus forming hlbschl and smile with the heroes-to-bback into it again. The parting with an ar.uie inverted tt tangle with the who, augusily condescending, have hla wife or his mother or his sweetFRANK FRANCIS. Editor and Mgr. point disappearing into the river. Tne GLADYS CARLYLE. Contralto. deigned to honor a poor domicile with heart la usually at the doorstep. stored euow water will be led from r GK KEN WALD A Ml'RRELLA. resei-voitheir presence? onto If you looked away from the soldiers rhu the Including agricultural Carrier. Detivcreu by Ai the Russian legation the gates and the policemen on the best, at the High Class Siugiug and Daucing. lauds through a system of tunnels and Sunday Horning Examiner, TUB NATIONAL TRIO. are closed. No Japanese stops in pass- shops with their sliding screens push8cU canals about four mile in length. per month Comedy Sketch Anise. ing. The native attendants in the lit- ed bsik, making windows and doors Seta GARVIN A SEAKCEY. tle badges on either side of the massive end show windows and show room into Single copies. EDITORIAL OPINION Comedians, grlllwork with its gold crowned, one; at the Ideographic signs and the double-headeSUBSCRIPTION RATES. BERMUDAS. eagle, press their faces garb of the dally workers, either nearTHE POSTOFFICE SCANDALS. The Pickauiny. to (he windows queruously. The thin by or in the fields, the vista still had By mail one month (including SO eta E. WILL BKNSLEY, columns of smoke rising from the everything in common with Japan of Sunday) ... (Denver News.) Font Juggler. chimneys form the only sign of life. forty yean ago, which knew so world deTbs report from tho posioffice Within the silent structure are EDISON MOVING PICTURES. sole but her own. It was strange that on Ail postmasters and Rural Delivery s subAdmission 10c. part mem recently presented to beings In all Japan who wish for Rus- this morning of all mornings I was goCarrtora art authorised to receive is intended to convey the lmpreic sian success. Baron U Rosen snd ing to see the man I was. He bad scriptions. 200 members of conthe attaches, awaiting their departure, grown to manhood under a regime as Subscribers will confer a favor by frum that nearly to gress were implicated In obtaining might well wish for s crowd snd some different from ours as that of the Chifuiormiug this rfflee of failure SPIB1T0F Hit JAPS ceive The Examiner before thetr titun the department, improper allow- s signs of demonstration to break the nese from the ancient Greeks. ances fur certain services in the breakfast sinister quiet. As a youth, if he had cut off his of their districts or lu obtaining War has come! the foreign may queue, he would have been debased contracts for the rental of powiuince As Seen by Frederick Palmer, Who is say to a Japanese. from bis rank as a gentleman. If he 1904. in Tokio. OGDEN, UTAH, MARCH 14, buildings. A carelul reading of the re"Yes, with a smile s if to imply, had attempted to leave his native counthe of In very many 13. Collier's Will you augustly condescend to export shows that. New York, March try he would have suffered death, rases at irasl, the members of con- Weekly publishes these two letters cuse the war for coming? which the shotgun thought a fit punA LARGE COUNTRY. And Japan is going to fight hard snd ishment fur n crime gress were guilty of nothing improper, from Frederick Palmer, special war against the Isolaami this suggests that there may he and win In victories! In the Far East, tion which was the gospel of the land. of the American some truth in Hie statement made on tones pendent The ''Yes. with the same smile, quizclear and concise Isngnage tell ot Ills first experience of war was as a one feudal swordsman ng meaning-meaniauvj, says the Denver News, from the floor of the house that the postof-fir- e events immediately preceding hostili- zical and clad in armor, who conbiillduxe to officials are trying of ties and describe the war spirit of the knows not what to Russia and Japan. fought according to the Japanese counsixth to third place in the iicrlod stones on The the gress. click) the of gates of the Kuighti Japanese people. terpart of the ton years is no more wonderful lltau seems Itself to be lu a minor key, of the Round etiquette Kerry body kuowa Hist the ronstaut Clan warfare, Table. our railroad expansion or the expan- pressure of their constituents at home s Jinrlkl-shthe only kind known, was then the Tokio, Fob. 6. Rumors Instead of so few people are abroad; the demandwhich the to forc-besiege internal trade, congressmen sion of men. huddled in thetr blankets at privilege of the few, like of private yachts. one postoffire department to obtain better hours have marked the passage their waiting standi, knock the ashes A gentleman born ed the increased transportation. In You (a samurai) alone of the tightened blamcan waiting. l) days service. No congressman homeof start out snd of their ard In tiny pipes hod the right to bear arms. Often in year alone-ed for this so long as the money which the mainspring for a new lot when ward. The little shops close no earlthese lettere I shall refer to that term miles of railway were built in he causes to be allotted actually Is you wound your watch at night. This workno Their remain later. ier, open this country. In the flvo years from spent iu the betterment of the ser- afternoon came a rumor uulike the ers are busy with their tasks rather aamuryL Until you know it aud the chivalry, courage, pride and stoicism and presum- others, definite In shape, electric in than with lsiui to 19no more than llft.uod miles vice. Jf there are case discussing war. Yet they some where the con- transmission front lip to lip, having welcome the news, snd they would give that it stood for you can In no wise are - an Increase there ably built were new of railway understand how It is that this suddenKomura their all the magnetic force of truth: has been a party to a graft for the reuse. By midnight ly transformed Oriental people today of about no per cent in the mileage, gressman has sent for Do Rosen. It has come. t lie house and senate owe it to themlook streets the of the you length although the gain iu the number of selves to reveal the truth and take Though the words came from your ser- without aeelng the flight of one of the cross the seas to light on ita own ground the Russian empire. A farm tims carried per mile of road In tills such action as 1s proper under the cir- vant, you believed them aa readily ns lanterns which the run- laborer In those shuck that an believe days wo as far from earthquake you ners hold on the thills of the little the jieriod was hardly 13 per ceui. The cumstances. right to bear arms aa a longshorela undeniable you feel. Tonight the whole nation On hand other the it bed Tokio to is outstandgoing stuck Inrrraite in the capital Yet this that gross frauds were committed by a knows that negotiations are at an end at Ihe usual hour. But whst thoughts man la from a bishopric. ing was about $U4u,0(Mi.oun, or alsnit ring of postal officials, who were ap- and bloodshed la about to begin. The may be passing behind the paper win- Yamagata baa lived to lead one army, whose soldiers were composed of all 16 ier cent, and in outstanding funded pointed bccanso they were useful to years of expectancy have culminated dows with their checkered latticework, classes and The armed with modern rifles, iu decisive the In step. patient Ohio and machines or the near, Sl.Sl9.UtMt.0tt0. alKiiit very Republican debt the lights are no long- in a victorious the through which foreign war; and he Rome of these have leen government has at last given Indiana. knowlour os ls97 is and from er far Uetween So rent. shining, per ly convicted and others ought to hi- - ami word. Where are the crowds? Why edge as what is passing in the office may yet take the field In another and 1.902 the outstanding funded capital Infinitely greater one. when the forty lu. the latter class are persons now is there no cheering? Doubtless more of the general staff. waiting transporta (improvised from stock has increased by alsmt of the people are watching the bulletins in a protected by the operation asked for aren't "Beared, they? or about 8 tier cent, and out- statute of liinitatkms, so that they will London and New York than here. .eigner who arrived In Japan today for steamers) shall carry an army of 303,-00- 0 or 400,000 men to Korea and ManThink of Piccadilly or Broadway on the first time. escape trial. Why don't they get churia. standing funded debt by about such a night, nays the foreigner. In out In connechands? their or It) per cent, while the in- tionliy far the greatest steal Russia's advance Manchuria Japan there la little to see, little to with the postnIP.ee Study the Japanese amile,,'reaidenta haa been conducted through crease in frelebt movement haa been however, is In the payment department, with extreme cauto the rail- hear. There Is everything to feel. Two warned him. r till cent and In the iiasseiigor move- way companies for the carriage of mall theories which you at home may have But this little people In their pa- tion, evidently along the lines of the ment nboitt 06 per rent. It is thus and for the rental of mall can. Yet from this description you would never per house against the big Russians! announcement made by Alexleff that he have here. There la no apathy; there to what they would not strike until he waa entirely seen that the exiwnstoii of business congress, session after acssion, appro- Is no doubt or fear. Instead of going Haven't they awakened The army has felt iia way reedy. inlllious of dollars which It priates and aren't have they worundertaken, was more tbau double the i.'xpauslon knows will be paid by ibe department abroad to gather in public placet and ried? Why, they are beaten at the along, protected by ita wonderful sysof capital. tem of scouts. The Cossacks constito the railways over and altove a fair shout, the Japanese go to the bouses of start by their own showing! tute the bulk of the corps of scouts recompense for the services render- their friends and sit over their Study the Japanese smile, again MI8EDUCATING. (charcoal burners) and talk end watchmen and they are strengthed. him. the residents warned -very little. They know that there We have seen thla fart referred to In other lands the withdrawal of min- ened by the corps of hunter scouts peto be war, and that Is enough. It The department of cumraerce and la- as an argument These against government Is means the playing of fortissimo culiar to the Russian army. isters feelers" of the army have been conbor, through Its bureau of statistics, ownership, berauae the pnatnfflce Is is the war that they have prayed for passages with the brasson. On anotha war. almost holy baa published monographs on Com- owned and operated by the governer historical night, thirty odd years stantly upon the .watch, well In advance of the main army, and it has Throughout the land today and yesment Rut Is It not rather an arguago, the Parla crowd was crying Onmercial Japan In 19t'4,'' Commercial ment of the terday a shower of pink tickets has to Berlin! In Japan it la pianissimo been with difficulty that the Japs have against private nwaershlp Commercial Korea railways? It la le the tremendous pow- fallen. Each one railed a taan out of Russia in 1904, with the violins, which means more been able to approach. All along he In 1M04" and Commercial China in er which they exercise in regard to a kimono Into a tunic, out of getas Into than the brasses. There is no shout- line of Its railway and well in advance 39i4. The object of the publication elections everywhere that the large military shoes. It is said, accordtug ing of On to Manchuria!" yet. The of the course of Its march the Kuaalan to Japanese logic: The mikado has come true, army has maintained these outposts, hush of the aroma to bn to prepare the people of appropriai ions and the large payments given you life: now he calls upon you the he must by department charged. to Issue narrowed the the diextremity some of them remote from the main for the States United la It the back. There no weeping 'peculiar If the railways were governmental In- to give body. Here nre the eyes of the army, realizaas one the the objective,' plain I saw a reservist partplomacy Secretary Hay baa practiced stitutions no such corrupt Influences at the farewell. constantly awske to detect signs of a this of tion thla being hour, day, ing with his family at the railroad staprior to and during tho present war In would he at work, and the cost of the tion landmark in history, have outweighed the approach of the enemy. The Ruslitcame in his with lie tonight, We who are in sians have not been regardful of the the Far East. The effort la to show posioffice would be annually less by tle boy, olive skinned, round superficial Impulse. faced, Tokio many millions than It Is at present. A s racial rights of the eople whose country witnessed have today tho Imiiorlance of the trade of China f'troie over an a live doll of three Japanese alleged exeess payment smiling the thought they have traversed, and when they Associating phenomenon. and, therefore, how desirable It is for of $1th) or 200 for separating the years thrown over his shoulders. The one a rabble of with may have eeen anything that they wanted noisy mouth, the United Slates to enter Into any mall" in little postofflcea here and women folk formed the Inner circle, the feel how by extremes the very jlnrik-ish- a they have usually taken It without men the outer circle. In the ceuter conflict which may pretend to have for there seems an evasion of the main of coolies have taken on an air of asking leave. This haa embittered the such a group the soldier lu his OcIssue so long as the gross overpaysenatorial dignity. The man new to natives of Manchuria and Korea and ita object the preservation of the China ment of the cidental seemed uniform to to belong railway companies con- a Russian detachments have been As an eastern paper says, tinues. ' world apart. There was no weep- Japan only wonders, or things he la mobbed empire. some villages. in la advertised; others what not getting ing; for years they had exacted him 4 here Is being much said at present pro to go, and now be was golug. Ho smil- realize that tbelr study of the Japan- BLANCHE WALSH IN PRESIDENT A SPENDTHRIFT: and con on the subject of the obligaRESURRECese smile haa only begun. ed, and they smiled at the parting TION." tion of this country to Riutida for uuit a variation of that Japanese smile (Provo Democrat.) Tokio, March 13. Thla morning, liwhich says: "We are sod mud try to favors, called forth by the very erideut Interest In Blanche Walsh's appearIt la said that President Roosevelt show that we are uot by Tokio had slept one night on the ter merbeing tendency lu certain circles to sympa- Is the biggest aiiendthrlfl that ever Is good ance at the Opera House is very keen. of actual fact war, it thise with Japan. Of course, the offi- sat in the presidential chair. Hla per- ry." Yesterday there were no clgns of fortune to have in hour's talk with On the one hand there Is an enthusiascial position taken by the United sonal expenses at President have al- preparation; today there have been Field Marshal Marquis Yamagata, the tic desire to see Mlsa Walsh, who has States iu well understood and .aa a ready reached a higher mark than elgns everywhere for those who would man behind the cabinet, who. more scored the dramatic biggest personal matter of national principle and pol- those of McKinley, Cleveland and Har- sen them. On the parade ground and than any other, li responsible for the In years, and on the recorded triumph combined. The rison haa taken. President Roosevelt In atep appointJapan other officers with public places Vet, now wants Uncle Bam to build a icy. 1 no doubt commendable. 0 little notebooks, hundreds of coolies ment with him had first been made for other there is a lively curiosity to see on the other hand, while Americana barn for hi Arabian steeds. He and loads of timber suddenly appear- a week ago. When the day set arrived the play Itself, which Is regarded as .would always Ilka to believe that this declares that his steeds must be proed. They settled down to their tasks the genre was hastily summoned to one one of a sensational nature because In the lancountry, in all matters of this kind, tected acaiust the change of climate as if It were the routine iff every' day. of their urgent sittings and hla excellency of Its uncompromising attitude toward that the borsee have been eubjected to. There was little shouting, no seeming guage of his would only represent the highest moFrom the moment certain modern social conditions. The Well, our President Is strenuous and hurry, no oaths snatching order out of was very busy. tive. one cannot refrain from specu- sporty-likand we suppose, of course, confusion. The order was In the off- when negotiations were broken off and story of the play concerns the fatality lating on how Urge a part the cry of that the people will have to pay for it icers notebooks in lines of ideographs war preitaratlons were openly carried which overtakes a man and a woman running up end down the pagee. With on throughout the land the elder who, through sexual desire on the one Commercial Jaiian In 1904. Commerthe rapidity of circus tents ruse tong statesmen had a breathing space. DEFENDING RUSSIA. Commercial Kocial Russia in 1904 lines of sheds for the cavalry which to Their Held work wss finished; that ol' side, and absorbing love and Ignorance rea In 1904 and Comuierclal China In I Hut te to lie mubfliiUHl here. There was not the army was about to begin. One of on the other, break the moral law laid down for the welfare of society. In them with true samurai courtesy signi1904, used as titles to the monographs There are evidences of reaction from even the hammering which is the bass fied his leisure by not forgetting the other words, It declares that the exof the department of commerce and la- the crltlrieros of Riiwtla which were of the hackneyed din of preparation. The girders and the supports were request of a foreigner. cuse made by the first man for hla fall bor, may have played in the matter of given cause and volume In this counbound together by the deft wrapping of The drive to the marquis house took la cowardly, that men must be subject tlin Klxhtneff this country's position of neutrality. affair, and which straw ropes. Every board and every me to the farthest suburbs of the city. to as try by great penalty for sexual crime left sentiments and prejudices that stick seemed to have Its place, and We the passed many small, as Is imiiosed upon women. By which A NEW EMPIRE. have found new expressions by Indi- officers to know just where the place army carts, drawn by ponies, and the It may be seen it is nut a play which viduals snd newspapers since the openwas. At the same moment that the still smaller ones drawn by coolies. will appeal to those who seek trivial Guy E. Mitchell, in one of his Washing of the war with Japan. coolie ante began their work officers Splashes of red of the stripes of Inamusement, but a play which will Occasionally there are found flavor went from house to bouse to provide fantrymens new caps or trousers make one think. It will ington letters, gives an lpteresting acbe presented count of the big projects for Irriga- ablo communications and comments in for the billeting of soldiers, and more showed through crates that were piled here with a brilliant company and the which have lieon unmistakably lines of Ideographs were made papers In to in high, contrast the compact little complete scenic production as given tion reclamation iu the west by the antagonistic to the zar and hie peo- notebooks. boxes that contained ammunition. The during ita four months' run at the Whether government. He sees In Northwestern ple on general principles. In a few hours the soldiers drop reservists from outlying districts were Victoria theatre, New York. Wyoming the raw materials of a new later ronrhiidoas are the product of better consideration and improved emiiire, to he fashioned by the engior prompted by a realizaneers employed in the reclamation ser- knowledge, tion of the fact that a neutral in war vice. He says: should not send compliments one way A recent action of the Irrigation rec- and curves to the other sldo, a change In tone of public expression of seiitl-niei- it lamation eervlce in setting aside two has been noted with approval by and a quarter million dolUrs for the the Russian diplomats and newspapers. construction of a huge dam and irrirossibly these diplomats and organs gation works on the Shoalione river iu of Russian opinion have had a pleashavc not been Y Wyoming lends interest, to some little ing responsibility for the results which Ic I known Investigations which have been they commend in the United States. It la surprising to see how many our Store the last day made In ibis uninhabited wilderness. The has received of beautiful Ideas ran be crereally have n two, A brief discussion of the work of the late various marked copies of influenate?! by ihe manufacturers of these the the seen latest tial articles past government engineers during arriva descriptpapers containing the most desirable materials for year in this region will be found In ive of the more praiseworthy condiwoman's wear. Hardly a day passes m Spring Suiting second annual report tions in Russia and of Russian enterthe forthcoming that we do not receive new creaNew ideas and fancies are being unpacked rigl of the reclamation service, bur. prise and achievements which invite tions in the line of Waixt Pattcrus, and surveys of the governin various weaves and effects. approval. It is apparent that Kuasia and will find here exclt along you today many ment date back almost to the Civil baa some active and sagacious friends Then we have many of those sive and weaves Wool Nc in war. and are in this country, styles Suitings, certainly they handsome embroidered Bilk The Shoshone project has great pos- entitled to hearing in answer to Mixtures, Bally Linens, etc., that cannot fail patterns. The prices range from sibilities and when completely worked One. of i ho most recent of these li.im to 11.51) per yard, for these catch hold and admiration. fancy, your out will prob&My irrigate tully Son., forwarded ankles deals with the subyour new Hperiallii. The way these stylish patterns are selling f'lju a res of wart lands, parched, hut ject, ef religious persecution and pre- - j In fact, our eutlre Bilk Departsents the following statements as at holding in their dry embrace endurevidence of public appreciation. We have placed ment is a marvel of beauty and refarts to demonstrate that restrictions ing fertility. fined splendor. most reasonable price on all these Suitngs. W Rising near the boundary of the are not so severs as they have been Yellowstone National park in North- represented: will be delighted to show you this suberb 'in:. western Wyoming, that nature's wonAs to various forms of worship. Come in the morning if you can. We are nt derland. the Shoshone river, flowing Russia contains 12.000.000 Catholics, so rushed 4.000.0UO then. cut rushes into some about eastward, canyon Protestants, TRADING STAMPS? down through solid granite. The flow Mussulmans and about 500.000 of the Shoshone, named by tho Indians Parana, all of whom follow their own Every time! When you don't get because or Its rites without let or hindrance. The Stinking Water sulphurous origin among the Yellow- restriction is on proselytizing from the them. It is like going away without stone springs. Is highly variable in xate church and practically all that your change. We give you Id with time cf flood. 8.000 or 10.000 cubic we hear of religions oppression springs feet per second, and again aa low at from this one source. It may he betevery dollar cash purchase. 20 feet. The possibilities of this proter for us to try to understand the ject .therefore, lie in the storage of the Rusr-ianwith our hearts rather than jiow'-tJoining the walls of ibis granmerely railing at them for being dif! ite canyon, the government will build fer it from ourselves. the Lyceum Theatre examiner. pro-puM- WEEK MARCH 7th. con-gren- poat-oitiee- m 14, 1001. SINKING OF STEAMER SCOTIA. RUSSIAN PRISONERS RELEaSed Washington. March 12. The following detaiia of the loss of the cable Scotia reached the navy steamer department today from the naval commandant on the island of Guam. Scotia has been wrecked on Gallal-lahank, March 11. Northeast by north Spanish rock, 550 feet approximate, leading marks intact; entrance is lying buoy is partly sunk. in dangerous posit ion, but cargo can be recovered if working vessels arrive while weather continues favorable. I am rendering assistance from all sources available. I am feeding and sheltering part of crew on shore. Scotia waa suffering from want of probe totally visions. Reported to No wrecked people were ruined. lost." Nagasaki, March 12. T!.-steamer Sydney which bound for Shanghai, took sailors who formerly nmuifc',j dtmued prizes of the Japan Yel is ' TIRED EYES ' At night prove eye and an optician shuuM he consulted in the mornlrg An examination will pr.no whether glasses are need! ed. No charge for the most thorough test. .f-a- !n J. T. RIISHNIFR, Expert Mfg. Optician. 3413 Washington. Prescriptions a Specialty DANCING ACADEMY PHONE 24 X. 2349 Wash. Avs REGULAR DANCE EVERY MONDAY EVENING. IN 4 CO, F. J. BERRYE8SA rtf St Twsnty-fourt- h THE... 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