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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CiTy, UTAH, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1907. 4 Every Inter-Mountain Official Organ Morning by Party SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Month ......-.++4e- wees coevépvevavewecuee THERA MONthS . coccciovececcsabenvececvccencvews Aig MGUtHS .c.6 cores Sieh cebe Owes evs cde tennmes ONG 'VeRE | co cewa veers reece tagweerwdscegeects Sunday Edition Only, One Year, McAllister, Offices - Dooly Block, Both Member SALT General 208 South ''Phones - Publishers' LAKE CITY, West UTAH, St. ARE THEY MONDAY, - JAN. 7, 1907 pression cause of What numbers digged to that the Mongolian have the ‘they the were faithful to do some to be told. one on able to white very could not of all, the United that The the offer enough laboring men in of them of But rest enough when of the they were world. in western it is and of they fact. This Spain in very They Pa if, nation one had they secure from the ‘tried be West white shall The Americans will and find fair. place the their will be a of the superiority, editors thing of colonial that rule, they the can need for people and just afterward. Bu from of the corrective their women do not care for the over pretense that the suffrage. and responsibilities of American of voting. If they are, they given no equal with the men than in any other HAS BEEN panic from that had 1593 no that to 1903. They at all had been excepting the no from court. And was had in were all men power to foundation one the obviate the for is bad when through the tells the that basis one of un- will be- it. the our will each as has of and ever were better; forward known. the pros- our to the general area is is also to harvest of State prosperity through factories are in working of merchandise over-speculation, 1907 of a mining boom. 1906. The March 4 do and is pany to and But production to how from well the the that to their going to in| popular Is be of an beyon the of growth that Pittsburg Tribune familiar of this city district to date will not floor of Press pr 0 pag agan has suc that land frauds demonstrated not are by the con- Federal of the an government PiecoeRy of lands and of er oRublic ae The names in this case are unreaders, but the evidence sounds as if to Ore fon ee so on. to no have great not in only to to unfitted the "aim ayite ; Hreln oi them for A no States army to be these of time denied junior made. voter a in what new the the bY the often as said to that people Colorado A will the real country . nor by a amd find the Ing of in the ; is senate thinking, in Mr. the and on no the his ability no has publica ride too yer, be jusf@s to hav lawyers f well in for He is false not to Mr. the wine . * one bh "me BE : eT time a CuOr to tine the find G What he hej is| yr eats smelter aeee concern a affairs, Colorado Senator no Sun: AND The he ¢gt at merce fall that is in the wonderful of railroad years. d if natura] fatuous so cost thirty-five causes and nsue a8 surely Will The are not ignorant as come last men ate pvote as that the which to vote. rates records it the about, operation will night of the follows cost the of year go day, seen and of transportation by the joint It Mr. to Would as seem if forces intention the Bryan one better, or go him one worse In the face of this menace, What are the " , > do" Where are they to get the money to people the em-| of the §°] tO was railroads the buy ad- ai and : that successful. And he made the a they Ny in the presence of the destructive of plans the federal government? What is the prospect for ie Wage earners"? As a highly privileged class they have some interest in ,nowing whence these things are tO) The apparent prospentty of the present a come. way before the certain paralysis of the railroads 4 ae Is we see no signs of building the new trackage we are disturbed by the ominous fact that iniapite, ¢ ia 4 and its followers of this sets tion and applauded certainly his time to a the that it we clerks - e rank and file of Republica Mormon "church" as both treasonabln vote Ts e we s regard they are obliged oF act, they stop at no routines to demonstrate that t wa BUA ibricad uainlethare sS. paentig ponent of treason and i eration amon, Let the at be informed by a safe and sane authority that there is no gigantic consp ir f and degradation here in Utah-excepti ng Reiicoees the fact that and there is no way to compe! tein oo eedalton some state railroad commissions forbi The! gross earnimposing demurrage charse® moray. nings are steadily ings are suffocating them. the 1° ae Fee of aneden ble intolera de vanishing, and behing all! ‘8 ee ecter usurpation which means 0"!Y Communities are howlink are tracted for means to get thelr val; farmers are dis-| grain. to market; mer-| idings and chokes; § chandise of all kinds fncumbers t heweather palliates the the railroad yards, and onl¥ ° immediate prospect. r\ a was only to to its of the He the confess no new doubt birth pected neo ee not change out though there all of has revenge, played his But ways will Utah office-seeker tion And he be repudiates too Of but two someagain. be to have not be keep This on a it even disgruntled the content gratifica- until he has can not al- card will triumph, lose in even the with end. Falsehood unlimited wealth to support Bradstreet's course of priced stocks, level prospective Northern cases Pacific actualities Moreover, in and such and have the of Minnesota this has week high- -forthNorth- of all his of what threat must be made to the state railroad Northern management that they are clearly THEY FIGHT by the visit of the As time even more far-reaching than was the highway's allus free 494 ananwE ee Lown o Tailholt finds writin' ted itLate their a mo din' is wide like, ‘ I'm To nev but vay postoffice, and a womern keepin i And the drug store, and shoe shop, and srocery, all three orn Ansinhlittle a oT ailholt i Bar town awe is handy You And kin smile and turn and ic = and hev yer pus "holies: and dear Stter Eft the = ine city you better, w'y, hit's ort'o little toons: ok : fer me! prnolte wood -James Whitcomb Riley. "tthe e enough I yer a7 ee "Tail- holts s isis ee THE "T ROSARY, he hours I spent with the Are as a string of' pear ris. toca count them over, every one apart. osary, ia Each hour a pearl. each x pear To still a heart Lt abante ce eee I tell each pee the end, and Picks one fi fe ng. passes supposed, gk all big kin their Some it fs likely to be made apparent that they were hurt more directly than the public supposed during the campaign. | ! Things have been discovered since the election indicating that the political conspiracy which Taft helped defeat was papa? Leslie's. TAILHOLYT. They hain't no style in our town- little like and small- eee They hain't no "chur ches," nuther-jes' meetin' iouse s all; : no. sidewalks. to apeak ok bit ROOSEVELY. secretary. OF They's a hurt TOWN harp about yer churches, with steeples in the clouds out yer graded streets, and about yer croy wds i ib ee "theatres" and all you've got to ue ne little town o Tailholt is show ugh fer me commission, within LIVTLE low bring- of Boise Statesman: The executive board of the Western] Federation of Miners has adopted resolutions denouncing President Roosevelt for sending Secretary Taft into Idaho during the campaign to speak in the interest of law and order. That shows how badly those particular men were LIKE and may rights in increasing the company's share capital without application to the railroad egmm{asion, recalls that Mr. y41) and his associates in the Great Northern were parties to the ever memorable Great Northern Securities deal in 1901, and contended with the same earnestness that the steps they adopted in that unfortunate undertaking were clearly legal, the significant. feature, as it turned WHY YOU and You these ing legal proceedings to enjoin the new stock issué by the Great Northern company, his contention being that aptaatt : iia a . : railros ' eat plication years ago, dur- You has arisen regarding The attorney general out nineteen oae the Z eaieraiis to And anticipations. Northern, Ee And about be as Great In short carried to e ; kin boast about yer oo their stiddy growth and size, erage about ae country seats business ente railroads gate factories, and sich foolery- But Rohs little town o' Tailholt is n fer me! severe inordinately anticipations Paul. Great prove to be a serious legal question the validity of the new stock issue. of an benefits far the a so-called to properties St. fallen case the exaggerated rights with |THE | undergone in carried i you like to be ie -Minna Irving, In SAFER. has been on deals, connection street had of quotations in ARE especially which the ern, Wall liquidation, high coming STOCKS enee se é oO Tenn. The man of years enough him more discreet, Who t dinner to an ape- A thing that's hard to be he s hailed by press and publfe now As leader of his set At last reports the ian eat clan it. ‘Truth crushed to earth shall rise again, The eternal years of God are hers But error wounded writhes in pain, And dies among her worshipers." MINING on ties voung I know a highly cultured seme Whose poodle passed awa She buried it with sable Sn Her sorrow ‘to spla een a casket decked with flowers nt grave it we And che erected over it A costly monument. Wouldn't you like to be her papa? exmine Kearns' fortune never a_message Hvasutirr I know a very callow youth, Who loves a charts girl, oue thinks to drink ee raise a row being in the w The papers print ‘a esc: eee fu s mother ae vard so Wouldn't you "ke to ae his papa? make hierarchy hoped decent course. entire will iene ago a ae eg TAL work of repairing ant aOR debate o year. "he to Dubolts to we to . year from a ee se Memphis, WOULDN'T everybody tried Tom cast St.girl Louis only last fell know a boy who never minds, Sut see yhat he can do To worry decent Buiee sores nd kee the a e rocks the Hae ‘with fiendish glee, And pulls old To And steps upon the "sleeping cat To hear poor pussy wail. uldn't you like to be his papa? coy- the turn enough its his he as and yet produced preceding I intimida- so-called that and long money staked and last as the if refit Utah, told ea n the About a dis- in hope is vain. It will have The present mangement can first. to holds our Russia. <Acthe Russian late production of this part hench- little did. in of atietead southern increased dehas raw years material of a pound, it were the de directly that he ipxpected to live anothe . ee years, o die within seven. Ino words He scalculated on log thi 0 and on dying before 1894. of fact, ae prediction wrong, for. though he aortally ‘need until 1888 pea was politically dead as soon as into retirement at Briedoelahand Dudo be He secret Tribune senses, in of the the diffi- nsw would, of has, how- expert the below tate peo ke ismar em-!or his ner at party purpose-Senator the fighting free come a openly way iles | 2 phere is so much good that it could do if it only would, pyt few be- to ae honorabie. while of fact, from. that nd In proposed Dubois common more was, are it the everything program see kind in 3500 "In etter of the latter. were . to to aim natives from recelved an answer OH Vas Intatt e ey out; being that the United States tribunals and finally the Well known and opyious conditions We market for sha rails is slackening, t could ne! possibly do so a ir oe Supreme court itself differed from thé views of the roads were doing what under normal circumstances | Great Northern's legal advisers. they could have no choice but do rious. Such a The outlook for the palppoats: leet for more clamor was never pefore heard as has j sent to them, cars. Consignees won't unload the ae do so. Indeed, of aaveral extremely ARTS mountains the report C@rroll county the waters at the] not oe of its election nt they were that the nearly 000 a year largely the] will mee See the Dubois this stand dared and he in statement Tribune take votes is ™!nistry of finance, for the metal raised the price for LOSE. what art he were mand j Every Mormon would i went so far as to send even their all was Idaho 3 eae ‘for he sees It, he Long practice comes of the Ural ceé rding to they.y| in armies the MUST ban Utah made ®Urvey, de- to the price the army, two candor The If fish as miss. ever. ditional trackage, the need of W hich is now so paintully| which on a submission of the facts will approve or How this matter will turn| The pres-| jnyalidate the arrangement. apparent; the money for enlarged terminals? sure to acquire aj) these is the most acute that has ever) out js for the courts to determine. The street, howyb ane ar . anewen 4 s f Ares existed in our Yaijroad history. How can the mnoey be} ever jn spite of the earnest claims made by the Great forthcoming cent o f th ‘ vie osa ld rly inum, states ‘an Officl: veof ctHe S manu-| men large least perfect re, ee ar taking aim at the course, extraor- or the other at hayes party in and the world at large diet tethae ane e RIE were responsible: | see what will turn up. A the army arrow ae wholesale realy at 4nd But] 3 any baggage is|Tefraction. has many| 4s it that) the ; If relative outside country to to that to of] men] ; employment} an treate treated believes pay of challenge to $100,- commerce commission and special enactment and comis proposed, and it suggests at once to the sane petent observer that Mr. Bryan's idea of government ownership of all the railroads was wiser and more equit-| able and, implied a decenter regard for the rights Of] property, Wages urgent undergo. such were badly y were In the The with over per In ‘the South seas and in various of islands in the Indian ocean the aborigines shoot fish with the bow is to the credit abandoned the] him , fifteen suffer Its workmen, of two things The Pam merican" did lower the wages of railroad employes. Likedecrease in the efficiency of labor ever any other country. The record of the supplies, rails alone excepted, during the greatest advance ever known In a condition of all around apparent prosannals. perity is the Most ominous disclosed in our In these -conditions a 10 per cent horizontal reducrates from. tys t: they transportation has in TRIBUNE methods-having be during in their meddling increased quarter privates Well, checked desert one ‘ of the more it appear brought the case to . from ig low. were to ardly true, 000,000 added to wise the greatest noted in this or prices of Yailroad ws the year, like period. ‘Te in party rates ef the! causes should was eatedly et. If they are checked and there is a reckless and mishievous effort now on foot to do so, then disaster will disaster his NATION. transportation Natural agreed comparison increase franchised. eae which is Idaho told f this WW Eroups service bois has United States are the lowest in the world and are a] scentific wonder. They have been achieved by the rafroads themselves without any legislation or governmt interference. There is no page in the history of t but didn't soldier's should ar extremely what THE in » an United privates rashness t is, and reason transportation the of the white men. It one in twenty oyes the ee employes Seen tween the _.|in may he give summar- in pay Re- it ee et on the state In have up, ascent the Ks" defection of THE Guggenheim. R. AILROA ADS, Nw York will 5 en are affairs ti Se ye oe SuberCec interests of Ww e wholesome course, srudge country lant If of are been| the and is, to to being men the condemning of the men are high, but commands in this country ployes-the the ; demagogue, 3 g : him Of ‘ore postal that of of that solemnly employes i ‘ that has to and interests a colors. jne Knows where Tileireported th ejtire already had badly paid No one are badly treated of | Wages labor where] financial loyalty ere business every > vast up WAGES, went the make corporation Smelting & Refinhas amply demon- his senate the sailed under his with ae the inning. an deal questioned Zithe Bither ty and tothe policies it represents. He is but there Is a growing belief that there dre leervers m@my a never rf ever for to proportion members| He a he Sam's : Were army the there older weakling. practi head of the American company_for several years and And rooms oe Partures on the part of Would decide that one Mr siege done-where counties is now is oe Y. ban : Eat during the last year the army lost 6,274 or one in fifteen of the whole number this this is Unele Jinar Tom)| He| ‘] three-day committee study, Guggenheim h: What dimary . a ee well to remember that the pay NE Ef : has not been advanced since the] Confederacy seems which a|facturing outbursts ‘ upon It that arduous and that Ee cannot A be extraordinarily ot: i 2 " Pleasant features-what does it mean Why term| ; The is These were mostly negro that less than upon . cyt yea te demonstrated. eloquent < engage ployed, . the Service * orator nor is he possessed of for playing to the galleries committees, work OF Before it responsible P ‘ fact that desertion, ?f he will measure up| state as it should} > southern \t the risk order , Some declaring up. mt ee FAILED| enter shot war What the} the| boldly hotheads, men Mr.| of for the latter has be Je Simon| Colo-| the party; caucus : Senator Patterson| senator to of from doubt be of senator from rs 2 the ‘he sufficiently was itmay choice ains remains . senate on QUESTION are pM mh the} Republican re as election senate ea State was no during that the games. theatres rs |. of fe At it popular state, startle of annual Standard by executive discharged }ovght - therefore, the the brethren their Anaconda ily her} GUGGENILEIM. Times: was In a way, f is Wwhite in in| have | children 1CeEN para- coe ye palefaces to make good, for it is said that a mari won't take a dare will Steal sheep. The Lamanites #" the fleld for horse as well as foot races. kindness} herself are-to Iron County Record: The Indians about St. George jare de ‘veloping the sporting spirit They are now having a blg pow-wow, and with a good racetrack constructed not | to the The chances < RAP ee harm another appears yielding would | on Sees offended if anybody raised a question concernng its absolutely perfect knowledge of everything In the North, and San Francisco would never speak to us #84in if we intimated that it might not Know every minute ask, there Yet the South car aeeeay fu greedy fot and thelr me thods on the Pacific coast, and ---. $F their Incorny s to the Soe This gift averages 215,000,000 x ar. A sea wall and bre i iter is being built at Mz angtinillo exico, Ay. cost, when completed, $13 G00 00k i sily About 2,000 people live i ina crater of an extinct volcano in Japan They dwell contentedly In cone oe like town surrounded by a tical wall eight feet high, rarel tanking Teta into the outer world, and prac lly form ing a little community by ed An inge nlous beacon fs st ated 4 Arnish ci; riyik ie it Ly ray ia the Eabal tas Seotla id Itisa col if cast iron plates, surmounted by an arrangement of prisms ind a mirror which reflect the light from a lighthouse on Lewis Island, 500 feet distant across the Tae s fAmoUR Mme. Thiers' pearl neckPe mart of the legaey left to the French republic by President Thiers, is said to be dying. It is a well-known fact that pearls turn black and a6. unle 3 by a frequently next to the in he lace is In the govern nment mualenitty and is valued at nearly 360 It is said that from Seat oe one hundred tons of boned-out pork, ready for curing ee in Giituetie aI The pigs are, as a rule, slaughtered on the pre ata of the small farmers, and at no time before arrival In Glasgow do these y © amined in determine as to their fitness for human food. The recent floods in the Northw played havoc their thongh of a feather, birds thieves are land In Newidely separated. are somewhat grounds nad wie eee otor of perjury pade"" ranch enclosure this state. instead of in the counties, Nebraska. Cherry, Sheridan and Box Bitte in| #7 interstate of Decemda been transaction might have taken _Place in Crook county. ai material) Are work, they polls arene the United the to the But tion fs fact ha& of ¢ ntirelsy a course, ap --_--- , ; represented, re- continue de fraud These eee hours however, example Guggenheim ig not an Patterson's penchant are es following, bad the the hundred and twenty million dollars. re eee I A Rhode Island minister is accused of "tearing down many of the popular beliefg in the Bible." And ime accused domine retorts that if people would read heir Bibles more, they would know more about them, ‘wrntci seems to be the retort courteous-but severc. ee ee ee The Salina Call states that a § graduated from the University of onigane. aie Ke highest honors ever awarded by that institution. It- had been supposed by the people who believe in the Salt Lake Tribune's malignings of Utah, that boys from this state never are educated. But they are, The rule|io for a few years auf share of the initial| give their thoughts! field of opportunity. Whether standard and represent the the ed are the which I two 20, , shows their popular have Creek as for blic is secure, because the substantial quality lies at the base of every day's achieve- total a to a for the high office given by 5 : him Mr. Guggenheim will succeed a good foreign these The | campaign # Guggenheim will You who merely proportion benefit to set planning, And national agriculture. machinery this Even and but princes sae ee Dl CaO SPU Up in Idaho the Soda Springs Chieftain is demanding a primary election law at the hands of the legislature. ees eee ea Ce SZ ne Ce CS It was a good year for Cripple Creek. The mines of that district produced over sixteen million dollars worth ber friends to by it Oregonian to Oregon that] subornation Irish is so eX of six years, and, considering appar- enduring. all is of a merchant growing the to teaching teacher, rado. And the charge : Senator Patterson that at or beyond their capacity to talic market and merchandise back to the Some the fact promiscuously strated year. never almost a of too outcome. made why be of hope, in the views wha seems matrimony in by difficul- merchant the foundation all from future The Hammond a gucces 3 at Guggenheim And knows Journal nation the for home conquered speech-making. Chicago American is and this state of the farmer ment, mistaken Sie About 1,750,000 acres prow the world4 tobacco, The jerboa is the desert rat and 13 found In the Sudan Girls among the Bedoulnsa are often ae a though | their beauty soon fades n ingenious ven ye has patented a ee bee that en ce carried on in Omaha, where the officers of the Nebraska Land Escourt Feeding company and their agent were convicted on thirty-six "white! Civil ENDURE. Higinbotham, and of providing And if they SENATOR observer: impetus economie view of about half the voters of the nation. All men had suffered frightfully. They did not want to be impoverished again. They wanted money enough to be independent with, whatever might be the sequel of the seasons. And they went to the unhealthy extreme of thinking that if they got the money, everything else would be forgiven them. There came a day when men began protesting at the money craze. And then a President of strength and wisdom added his word of protest to the ethical rebuke of the scholars. And the result has been a correcting of the common sentiment. _ People have a better view of money than they have had in the past; and a vastly different view of honor. result the of find consejentiously Cripple with injury charges citizen and recent and Mormons, the every complete : England unreasonable, ideas way fund? gave do regretted to of offense eats | | fined e the smelters It is, in our opinion, one of the reasons why Utah will never suffer from the effects of a boom. Back of the tremendous and gratifying growth of the mines, back] of the advance in the population of the city, is the fact that this state has been farmed for half a century, and the foundation of substantial provision of food stuffs has been made. Other cities may rise, and other cities may fall. But Salt Lake is secure. Other states may go forward on the in AT RANDOM, | EXC HANGES A Denver conquered it and : established. regretted have could their no was throw a prosperity so firmly grounded. Curbing of predatory interests also in WITH counts almost case eryel to banish, them who a broader circle, including the cotton belt, westMed the fertile Pacific slope and the great eastern there is a varied production growing greater and of CHAT in » Mormons perjured, wrong-which the at defeatin & attentions, congenial work, by court the the nothing smelters is but directors. be smelters. the against have people the against up to think improbable with recent well-timed trust and life insurance agitation, is powerless, it seems to me, to over- era school would and in Injuries the smoke and evidence WILL N. ecupacity, heaviest evidence state keen dound | eee OR ay Peas hae TEACH. TO PoPULAR teachers a nany of be the ditions calmly state granted the people of that ts‘land | bate yet. easy can in- man Export trade also continues to make great strides, with farm products leading and more equitable rates ‘ving the farmer a greater share on export stuff than formerly. In manufacturing and mercantile lines con- LEARNED. warraut the ®*chief no case of reater _ Secretary Shaw says that if the country will try to be conservative, there is no danger of financial reverses. And we think the country will make the effort. There was a reason for the avidity with which men sought money of could capital, a rapidly owned at home. the Union. ‘They show by their activity on every election day that they appreciate the privilege that has been granted them-the simple justice that has. been accorded. LESSON Mormon smelter flat stages of development. In addition, while many railroads and industries were started with of that fact. They are granted the rights of citizenship and are required to assume most of its obligations. They may hold office, as well as bestow it. They are more nearly all the is belief ern siates citizens-women have of else kept working these products to Apr centers. will not likely get tired of the vote because they will not easily escape the responsibilities that go with it. _ In fost of the Eastern states, where a lmited franchise has been granted to women, the same old disabilities that have oppressed from the beginning of the world still obtain. They are not allowed to own separate property if they be married, and they have few rights even If they be single. The vote is simply a sort of gratuity, a courtesy which the men seck to make them believe has been granted for reasons of chivalry, and sensible women find little reason for exercising it. They are allowed no real franchise, any way. And the true status of citizenship is not bestowed upon them. Here in Utah we do not believe the women are at all tired health smelter are confess that, the novelty ae the thing having worn off, women do not vote. That may be the case where the vote is the only thing conceded to women. But there are other rights and obligations, as well. If a state will be as fair to the women as Utah has been-will lay upon them the obligations the In Woman she They teacher's housekeeping Mines are also belng worked better with improved macninery capable of getting ore more quickly to the and into the merchantable condition. Railroads furnace, will sent fact They the the and of agricultural conditions, better crops and more plentiful labor. to a foreign soil. And the industry and acumen gathered from contact with a Western nation will permeate the whole of the Spanish peninsula. That canal is likely to be a greater world educator than at the beginning the most sanguine could have imagined. SUFFRAGE. are jubilating by A fertile soil, well tiled, is a gold mine turning out paying ore all the time, I see no possibility of anything but growth of prosperity while great developments in this line are going on. There are no real crop failures these days. Once farmers did not know how and when and what to grow; climatic influences were not so well known, and wheat was sown where corn should have been planted. Now each year there is better knowledge mistaken temporarily representatives, a nation. and that future. is will be interested go- something WOMEN, AND THE Eastern papers doing country riches, the canal diggers to nation will learn their his the consumptives, young ago. devoted this broad perity em- be administered by the return of the their native land. The whole Spanish from one Harlow They they vanity for made reasonable were against the the the defamation, | of misfortune to be good feoking:: and agreeable. It js no | dpta all se Ne eae s affairs. | phrase 5am atech-t § fault of hers that she is possessed of these attributes, but,! as well na some othe S asatan having them, she must suffer the penalty imposed by cold- | successful case that of any there charged the PROSPERITY than them. the pretends that church case That had and the is basis foundation. of her It Tribune. no of time Spanish the that power American the religion be could best Spain give the in by evidence, Marshall There labor that wherever Tribune sound destruction say be any are fur- of orators thei ently were at position their to to up of the of effective good recovery in idea periods of the people opinion themselves Americans recent policy of it worse get a better articles the And In more impassioned flamboyant vanquished of to doubt as in the proved the found established unless No from important gratulation islands go not Tribune fumes were lieve-the much they Indies men most her a much the Judge ties workmen These the and of Mormon The to of Mormon the very believed products to have Contractors out." of Europe. will met the from late the now. help if a for circles that hep time out of school sii: oe Gate: Pp in pleasurable engagemen In recanting that go, the not not would disinclination to opinion "res, they will ¢ all.the f of small canal no be the is too And not paying seriously on country are is That factor in the making of the canal There is a fanciful reason for a States the their companies peninsula likely of the to is seeking was less First men of There United made Negroes numbers, rest are people been facts would men. op- business it. if home land absorption are the same New I cal | Senator Tillman complains New " York Tribune: Senat Till ains that ears ged that Interesting Cv‘ nt comes to pass she must | the North is densely ignorant of the of the race give her time Without distracting interruptions to the|confilet in the South. That is a stale complaint, which business she has in hand. They have just called for the mei yi oT heard whenever one part of the country has icise a yy i v » a lon « ey resignation at of a young woman dain teacher who is : so pretty! orti ; See an another pak. y} the ae pine t ede 1 en ay doesn't understand the Southern situation and attractive that spe has all the young men in the city) that the East doesn't understand the Japanese ques- hearted it That nation. showed experimental that right, have judgment The labor white laboring the dig every of legislature failed. good Sranced Dan TOO Mormons? cautious should example, farm The having unusually a that world and Mormon erusade. That reason fevers. coolie offer, the to were the enough is And are It much commission to to for proftered the efforts the secured And extended so without they the the to city. they temperate-as given fortunate embarrassed Isthmus, nished Is need prevalent by of trying Tribune. the Much intelligence secured, the of departure seriously was It not will there dustry. thing, it of the ‘Transvaal. years even rule, social Maer the be but they haven the certainly. the curious people Spantards one less, contention. the of to has . people four remedy? Tribune they its But the construction duties and was declined to industrious. had the be preference States. they be; clear in a than claiming the For did simple of So be be the For were tolerably ravages will fact of that railroad They to trusted to It a reason canal. They more made labor used. the They has is obligations clear own were the was be on men. the They this and such work. been effective. other of - big in likely labor. under backer: the the home it. is convince would Spanish Isthmus seems that sentimental our isthmus resist It the did the of that the coolle is the has workers. and as in it Japanese watching race workers were by know the part first best really like for a the to canal of to white even had From were Panama If states coming instead comforting that CANAL. 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