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Show THE MOUSING EXAMINER: OGDEN. rTAIT, SUNDAY MORNING, became so great -F- OR- HERE GOES ANOTHER HERO PAINS PHFUMAT1C 1 ! to 1 saV ShOIW and hi;- - lo Anicrica ' lh, how i.HtJ M.a1 was necessary that t until loti discoverer of j catefit:'? $ $ bate hcrutoforo Columbus vnu j i j II APRIL 9, 1903. Northerners and Southerners were divided as sharply as in I'nited the States. The measures taken by lip govennnenl after reconstruct iou left Mr. ignaud free to return home when wri'cr who ih.'ir alien- - 1 sPvniid have failed tiou to $ to see all this, iiinl should have to-- i T levied the task sldeh you are ouly 9 now undertaking?'' 9T - "Some of these anchor noted most emirs witieh form the foluin- 9 l fianthelegend, and ihetr labors conirib-ti- i 5 e toward the prett-i.- ivciiticutiiui. If they did not urge tip. task of historical reform as far as n is, first, the legends of Columbus aru en$ dowed with the prestige of old and facia. and, sccouul), because $ the writers Vere not in a posit iou tu o carry the work to the end. 1 i , i 1 -A- LSONeuralgia, For LaGripps, Headaches Coughs, Colds, 25c Per Box ifiiVER The Druggist j 13, by Curtis llrowu. Copyright, the veritable form of genius, thi-- CoPa flu, March 31. Christopher Columbus was not a great man. He lumbus, a man of limited iiiu'lllgi-mi.-ant- l superiority iu two thiuRs alone untruthful proclivities'. Thus la energy and perseverance. qualities howled over unc of the lew remaining which are often charaetcrisiic of heroes of histoiy. Columbus is pot ac- mediocre in on. in his whole career CoAmerica cused of by lumbus never took the poim of view of to genius. He was mistaken in all his proxy, as Shakespeare is alleged have written his plays, lie is only previsions and pcndMcd in his errors charged with profiting by the diwoi-cric- s even afrer uttil.lug discoveries which of others and distorting furls ac- should have 11 diced to open his ejex." cording to hts fancy in oilier to pin-But," i interposed, "iiiight not an before the world as the genius which object ion be rah-edThe sources of was not. he Columbian history aresurelt amssiMe Such are the statements now boldly to every one. Washington lrvitig. liar-rissmade, after forty years of careful reiind Fiske, to mention onlr the search. by Henry Vignaud, who for nearly thirty years has neon secretary uf the American Embassy in raids. From early youth Mr. Yignautl has devoted nearly all Ills leisure time to tho study of Columbus, lie lias in his library, one of the tine: private collections in Europe, comprising mine Ilian 13,000 volumes, all known works relating lo Columbus. And for many years be bus been recognized as otic of the li lug authorities on Coluiu-Ini? o Rates and Time Card via RIO GRANDE IVY. Fare $1.50 for round trip. Leave Ogden 7,45. 805 end 900 a. m. and 7x00 p. n. Arrive at Ogden at 11,30 a. xn. and 2x40, 7,00 12x25 and 12t35 The special train leaving Ogden at 8x05 going, and returning from Salt Lake City at 11x30 p. p. xn. run from 4th to 9th in- will m. April clusive. c fall to reach your heart, It wool be the fault of our laundry woft, for It Is as good as skill and careful attention can make It. Why not let us IT hare your bundle next week and give iih a chance to prove that our laundry ' vhould bu your laundry? Ogden Steam 437 Laundry ST. TWENTY-FIFT- THE ITALIAN in 191 51r. VigtiHiid startled Coin in scholars by the publication of his hook ToKcancIli and Coluinluis," proving that the letter well-know- at- TIiIb Tlrtunx ilrRBBpfl fcl Inna t SKETC H MADE BY CH RISTOPIIRR COLrMDI S. ( Ixtal Boot Wn Dnivii hf Tffor Hr A4 rbotocravM for Tho Aril Tnirrr of I bo King uf Kpoio, suit Hu KspWr of Wtml !lo OmolilrrMl KaHinH tfixiiila. Vcrr Old aud Bare Vhia. American aulhors, ninat havo been quainted with them all? ac- ' Faulty History. "However enlightened oms may be, thero is alwayd something to learn, answered Mr. Ylgimiut. "This Is pars ticularly true of history, which not of inaieriiJ facta alone, but wltoae importance depends upvm the meaning wiih which these facts are invested. This meatilng varies with tha development of our ideas and tha extension of our sphere of knowledge. Within the past thirty or forty years our opinions on many subjects have Wn modified. Furthermore, It la not true that nil the sources of Columbian con-nisl- Street LIQUORS H. PATTISON CAFE Washington A vs two. (Phono 228X) WHERETO EAT BOSTON CAFE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. EvsTfthjng hero the beat. Short orders a hours. Ail kinds of gams and flta b, ..... 4 "d to YOUNG 24 Twenty-fift- ..u11.0 JIM A B m,from F,n, ,unch frm a h m. Street. Pr0B. MONEY LOANED THE DOCK I rTlc 4lck. confidential and' No com miss km. WESTERN BROKERAGE CG, prlvata Thoaa 884-z- . MADRID, WHEHE COLl'MBC LIVED, IW Print. from as OU aid rtotensei M IU Artld SALARIED PEOPLE Real Estate and Chattel Least. history were known when the eminent the Indes and that It was only after he 'men you have mentioned wrote. India that he Ihst a lmg time the history of Ctv "For always wanted mi ' he wsly hopi-- toats- - himbuK. which is that or the discovery of America, was known solely through complieh was to discover newhelands hsd which he thought concerning through the papers which he left, and Information. wliich were set foiih ly his first two Is certainly Columbus of The dorr' l biographers, his son Fernando and a As studies. these diminished by Casas. The books which these two man he was neither truthful nor of su- Las ran wrote gave ns our Columbian tradiColumbus perior attainments. tions and served as foundation for our onlv be called a great nian if wh underln-works on Cohiiiiliiis. But little acstand bv t hat ,t etui those who have one U by little it was observed that many But complished great things. advanced from this source were means a man whose intelligence can facts of things, erroneous, and with lltno the numlsT grasp the hidden connection which ii ol facts Uhu contradicte! by cri'iciem which Kjje jirescicnte and noM-hc- d SthWhat UM Ecdat, Bide ! If you want the worth of your moneyin MEAT ; and FISH ' '20 to Ballard & Rinckers M , 4th Street, Phots No. 653L ' J ARRIVE. SPadf e No. Council rendering accessiblo lo students papers until then unknown or imperfectly known and which were for the first that Is, time presented in In their original form. Among these papers there are sonic whoso liuisiri. wltlrii anee was not Hiispected and tliivw niueli light on the formatlim of Columbus's Ideas. notes These arc tho autograph which he pul on tho margins of the books he studied. These notes are There are Mil on the very numerous. Hlstoria Hernm of Itus II, KHK on the Imago Mundl' of Cardinal d'Aliy, and 3 (hi on his copy of Mareo Polo.' Apparently Inslgnlllrant for tho most part, they show the sourre of to Columbus' conceptions. Thanks them, we ran judge of the formation of his system, and perceive the origin of each though! composing it. It is vast field whlrh has scarcely been explored, and yet which offers a rich harvest." "it was perhaps these notes which gave you the Idea of writing on Columbus?'' 1 suggested. The Idea of writing a new history of America came lo me in my youth For more than forty years 1 have boon accumulating tho material necessary, and this work has occupied me uninterruptedly ever since. 1 have devoted to It. all my resources and what time has been left to me by my official functions." "And hare you always thought of Columbus what you think now? No. Indeed, said Mr. . 'Vignaud, with a laugh. My views on the discovery f ho New "World took form slowly, and they were definitely fixed .' only after the publication of the s it was at first my intention to limit myself to a critical history of Columbus great design and to show his genuine character. But 1 realised that 1 should have to show first how Columbus filled the early years of his life, during which he Is supposed to this matured have conceived and plan. This is ihe object of the book J aui about lo publish, and which will Serve as un introduction lo the prin riniml work developing Columbus' design ami silting forth Its origin and Its true nature. It is In this that hope to complete the task which have act myself In reestablishing the truth as regards Columbus and the discovery of America." Author's Striking Career. Henry Vignaud, who Is now passing a green old dge In peaceful diplomatic work and historical research, has had a most adventurous career. Born at New Orleans In 1830 of an old Louisiana family, he started teaching In the public schools when he was 22 years old, and four years later turned nil attention to newspaper work, editing first L'l'nlon de Lafourche and then La Kenalswuire Loiilsianaise. At the outbreak or the Civil war he enlisted In the Confederate service and wss appointed cup'sin In the Sixth Louisiana regiment. Captured and restored to provisional lihirty in New Orleans In 1MI2. he burned that he was shout to be arrested by he Federal authorities and sent to Ship Island as a prisoner on account of hi strong patriotic seu tlincnts. Fb'foie the arrest, could Im effected he bribed an official to supply him with a pass enabling him to leave the city, and escaped to Paris. Mr. VlRHud was appointed secretary of ibeIn Confederate Diplomatic Coi'iimlue' iaria, and retained this the Confederacy relosl as Ionsservices. During this pequired Mi i Mt high tn Paris among riod feeling aetiK-there, and the Am' ri'sus I V TIME TABLE San Pedro, Los Angeles ani Salt Lake R. R Co, Depot, Third West and South Tempi Sto. Balt Lali City. 1 DEPART. For Provo, Lehl, FairflaU ,j ad Mercur, connecting at Nephi for Manti and tatcnnedlata points on 8:00 S R! Baspeto Valley By For Garfield Beach, Tooele, Stockton, Mammoth, Eureka and Silver City (via learning-to- n 7:45 e m cut-of- f) Amaricaa For Provo, Fork, Lehl, luab, Milford, Frisco, Calleaten and Intermediate points ;05 Exursas from Bluffa, err p ARRIVE. Omaha, Denver, Kanaas City and 8:48 aba east dally . . Melrose, Mae., April 8. Tho con- tioL L Ovarland Limited ditional pledge by Andrew Carnegie Council Omaha, from to gbe fl.nuti.uuo to the fund for sup-er- a Bluffa Kaasaa City, Dm nil ua un! preachers was announced ver and all potato east, to the New England Methodist con b so bb ..3:30 p. m. dully a oa feienee here today by the Kcv. Dr. Mail '8,00 pm, f No, James Boyd Hrady, field agent of ihe C. A. HENRY, PrearheM Aid society, who was apTicket , Agent. ' ' A. B. MOSELEY, pointed last yesr tn raise, a fund for this purpose. Dr. llrady stall'd that PiaA f Trav, Agent. Mr. Carnegie had promised to give the ' Oglea, Utahfl Inst million dollars of a fund of 823, (MHi.ooO to be raised by the society. There was an unexpected InterrupSOUTHERN PACIFIC. tion fo Dr. Brady'g report. T am engaged to Misa Helen DEPART. Uould." said the secretary, and then he jiaiiiird. There wr a stir at ihe No. 3, Foclfle Express for Ssn Francisco and In-- , press table. Several men arose quickto one ho and when termediate started points, dally 4:30 a m. lesie, ly whb stop) icd by Dr. Brady's next No. C, ' Pacific Express words -- "to meet her and discuss the through to San Francisneeds of our work." ,11 85 a, m. co, daily. IMore the sentence was completed 8:65 p, m Limited.. Overland No. 1. Dr. John liul hr it h of Boston, a mem' her uf the conference, nddrcs-tho No. 203. Mixed Train, Ogden to Munlcllo, Corlnne chair naylng that ho hnied that no and Keium, dally exreporter would mention the name uf 8:18 A a. cept Sunday the woman to whom Dr. llrady had ehd "Hac-colta- FALSTAF n Carnegla to Give One Million Dollars to Superannuated. WINES 0, LEEDOL. he wished, hut lie had h.v tit is time established firm ties in iarln. In ISt'Jl lie was aiqsiinted secretary of the Kottniauiaii in Iaris. Ilia splendid diplomatic, work the atteuiion uf hia own then reiinlicd. and he sens'd on tho Alulmnm Ciaiins ('inumlssiou in lb72. lit Fcbniury. 175, (ioneral and paid irant wiKHl out old geuerotts tribute to Mr. Yignaud'a hility by appointing him secretary of the American Embassy in raris. In the aiicceaaive chuugoa which lia ve iHKxed over ihr einhasay Mr, rigiiHiul has liiH'n the only man to ctnihiantly at his post, while hiii-lasa dors have retired or other aiiTO-arle- s hare been transferred to other points, lie has seen American in France develop from a simple ministry to an important embassy, and he has contributed in Blinking its history. So absorbed Is Mr. Vignaud in Ills Effacliva Dsc. 4th, UOL diplomstic work that ho has never been known lo take a holiday. PerfectDKPAkl: ly content, to remain at the embassy No. I Mall tad Express... 8:20 a aa. on week day s from 10 nntil 3. ho attends hla evenings and Kiindays quietly at No. x Overland LIlulled lor Omaha, Council Dluffa his home in Itagnox, a charming subDenver. Kanaas City and urb of Paris, where he has hsd a recast daily .. .. .. .. .. ,,3,00p,ni. markable library, modeled after the for big public libraries, constructed lo con- No. 4 Atlantic Mir tain Ilia large collection of hooka. Denver, Uuaha, Council FRANCIS WAIUUNtlTON IlAYYBO.V Bluff. Kansas City and all 7:20 yet points east dally FUNDS FOR PREACHERS. RIZZIN1 BROS. M. CWUwttia nf llmry Vlgund. TIMECARD. dla-Pm- I. Uw riro-aentallo- a the Pacific coaat raise the finest grapes on tha Pacific eoasLTbelr wines are absolutely purs. If you wish to good cbeer tor the holidays order some of their wine front .... .... 2Sth Is iu COLONY .... .... KVl-HtVt- .n s Mhii tributed to the Italian astronomer, which represents Columbus as endeavoring to proceed to India by Hailing weal ward, was a forgery, anil that insteady of plunging into the unknown in search uf the eastern coasts of Asia bo started out from jiosscssed with information, how i.ocurcd is not exactly known, but which gave him the certainty that ho would find the Islands ho was in quest of Hud which he discovered. Throwing an entirely new light, on (ho life and character of Columbus, for this was already disconcinrij those who had been brought, up to revere the discoverer of America as one pf the Iranscentlant geniuses of all time. Bui Mr. Yignand had been merely clearing the way for itiont important. revelations. In a forthcoming work lie lias developed the real character of Columbus as displayed In Ids jouth, and it is far from being wholly creditable. Having this much off Ids hands, Mr. Vignaud is now gathering evidence for the crowning work of all, which, giving for Ihs firs! time the full and authentic hlHtorv of the discovery of America, will. Sir. Yignand says, shatter Columbus as a great genius ami leave hint only as the Instrument of a great deed. History Doctored'' by Columbus. I have not. sought lo attack Columbus, but to separate fiction from history, Mr. Vignaud said lo mu when 1 tines) lotted him concerning his ideas and intentions. "The object which I have had in mind for litany years is lo prove that the history of Columbus Is Imperfectly known and that, the most erroneous ideas prevail as lo the true causes of the discovery of America. 'Like all nun who have left notes and papers on the events In which they have played a part. Cohmihus arranged things as he wanted them lo hi! known. It is with the tit ntosl diflirully that critical study has succeeded in setting aside front this doctored history numerous facts which Columbus and the Interpreters or hts Ideas had Introduced. This work of rectification progresses slowly; ti commenced long since and still continues. My ambition Is to complete II. The conclusion which I reach Is that Columbus never Intended to go to THE FAM.IEKT KNOW rOUTUAIT O BY IIVXHt. ion MDI a. rhotvfnpM riww Use sf tlw original Easno couu-trynte- Rr'-atc- SWISS HI A Humbug. When Huniludd; wrote liis 'Critleal Examination.' which inaugurated rritlcisni: when U'Avcxac wrote bis little imuiuKrapha, so mdidly and so ingeiiiousli pui together, which pave q new dliwtion to American studies in France; when Henry llar-isspublished his 'Columbus.' which produced so great an impression in the world of savants, all the writings of CohiinbiiH were nut known, and the rest could not be studied exhaustively. "The documents published by the Kaccolia Colombian' and those brought lo light by the Duchess d'AIhe completely changed the sluutlon, in Belf-Provc- d e CONFERENCE! e From Provo, Americas , BillFork, LeU, fold, Frieco, CvJientae and talarmadiata poiaup;45 & IQ From Provo, LehL Fair Sold, llercur aad Saa- pete Valley By. potato.. 5;35 p m From Silver City, Mammoth, Eureka, Stockton, and , Garfield Tooele m 5:35 p Beach JILL TRAINS DAILY. , Daily Fullinaa Buffet Bleeping Car Service between Balt Lake. Milford, Direct stags Modena and Calleatee. connections for all mining districts in sou Ultra Utah and Nevada. Ticket rOl Mala Street. TO. 280. Office, For particular, call oa or address agents, Salt Lake Route, or 3. U MOORE, Dlstdat Passenger Agent K. W. CILLETT, Oca Pbm, Agfc d ARRIVE. referred. There were evidences of suppressed excitement In the room. Ir. llrady turned to Dr. liaihralth and said, with some heat, "I consider that a personal insult." Tin; last word waa drowned in an uproar in which cries of "Slop, stop, weie heard from different parts of the room. A moment later the moderator's effort brought quiet and Dr. llrady completed lit report. Immediately afterwards the conference board of stewards presented s reisirt whlrh In effect was tho legislation of Dr. Brady out of office. The reisirt contained a recommendation that no field agent be hired by the conference next year. The report was promptly accepted. Dr. Brady was appointed field agent last year to raise money to niako good the bis sustained by the de- falcation of Willard S. Allen, secretary of the preachers aid ooeiely, discovered in 19U3. amounting to 873, (SKI. Dr. Brady In taking up the work announced that not only did ho propose to mske up the loss sustained, by the society, hut to raise a much larger amount, which in hla rriiurt to23.lKKMSiO. Dr. day. be placed at It Brady, after the meeting said: was an Ignoble, unbrut hrrly, unnecessary and impertinent insult and It Atlantic Express from San Francisoo, 7:10 a dally . No. 2 Overland Limited .. ..2:35 p. m. Atlantic Express No. 4. from San Francisco sad . Intermediate points TUN OREGON SHORT UNB TIME 0:10 p, m. dally No. 204. Mixed Train from Apr. 2, 1903. Montello via Corlnne DEPART: and Helton, dally except ,, ,, . ,, SraOp.m, No, 7 Butte and Portland 12: OS Sunday Nou' 9 Pocatello, Montpelier 1:88 Am. nog Butte 7:18 p.m. No. U Cache Valley isSalt Imka aad Tintic 10:60 Am. To No. 8 Salt Lags aad InterNo. fi. a .- P-- LOW RATES CHEYENNE, OMAHA, CITY. ST. LOUIS CHICAGO! MONTREAL, BOSTON, NEW YORK And all Cltlaa of Europe via All Lines. Sharmans Ticket Office, Hcaly Hotel, (Oppoaite Depot). Bell Phone 161Z. Ind. Phone 100. wa directed at myself and the reporters. Notwithstanding the action of HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR USED TICKETS.' the conference, I shall rontinue my work of raising money and exiiccL to secure the fund of XSo.lMjiMWU. FAR EAST "Japan's Position in the Far East;" Juhn Hays Hammond, of New York, an expert mining engineer, whose to)-i- c was Our Country's Commercial Interests in the Far East, and Charles Emory Smith, former minister to Russia, who spoke on The Internal Situation in Russia. THOUSAND BABIES. thous- New York, April and babies were Ixirn in New York in the lst four months. Figures comat piled by the Bureau of Vital Si show that Fifih avenue has the lowest birih rate of any street in ihe cily, I.C4S than ten births were reported in the wealthiest UN- of that thor- oughfare. ITALIAN ADMIRAL ARRIVES. Saa Franelxeo. April 8- Admiral F. Gienet of the Italian navy has airlv nil here from Hie Dii"ut on the liner Manchuria on the way to hi home In of Naplps. He has been in rommand ihe Aaisilc division of the Dalian His sea tcim has expired. Heel. 7:33a.m. Provo, potato 8:40 p.m. gglk No. 10 Salt Lake aad mur8:20 p-mediate potato 8:15a.m. HO a. 4. No. No. ARRIVE: ., Salt Lake ,. 1 ord ulte .,;4a PocutaUo p.m. ML PlDNU ,. 11 Salt Uke and Ttatle 8:68 p.m. MuLake and Mx Salt No. 7-- ford Ko. g aa Salt Lake and points ........ .... Foitlnd and Butte,. inter-nnllf- tlt 8:05 AS)- 7:00 Am. N. Butte and Pocatello I:s0 p.m. Na 1x Cache 10:38 . .zn. 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