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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

condition, AMI the colouisls w,uld
have required much nssisianoo
from the bone rovofnmcnt 10 protect
hem from suffering. Tbis condition
does not exist with respect 10 MoXic,
ioanrd which there IL expected soon 90
be considerable movement from the
f3woiy kingd.m.
Tho plan il TO purchase 800, 900 rcrc6
In the province Of Chiurar, Mexico.
The work IL under the direction OF the
Japnuose colonization ccc.eiy, whose
chief representative IL Sho Ncmolo, o
mmWaionUJ agent Of the agricultural
aud commercial department Of the
japanese government, and hence acts
10 tue capacity Of s. government OH
Cial. He has Bpont n number Of ytnrs IN
this country aud graduated At the
university OF Vermont. In iurthef-
ance OF tho Chlapas colony scheme he
has made two trips TO Mexico, ami will
make his third next week, expecting 20
close The deal iUf the land named az n
per acre. Hundteds Of Jhpanorc
families will bo sent to settle the
countty,caoh family to BE- given twenty
TO thirty Horts OF land, which is to be
devoted to tho cultivation Of coffee,
sugar. tobacco, cotton anu such oihrv
crops % tan DO grown with pr ~. Tbs
policy Of Japan Ia to extend her 20.
duslfIcr, civilization nnd commerce;
aud IN this connection the
recent and perspective movements
for establishing a big japanese steam.
ship company to ply 10 aud between
Pacific ports is Of marked significance.
This policy OF Japan IL In some &c.
specis very peculiar, ana Il one init.
cation that, Whatever Classification Of
race may be given 10 that people, their
tendency lie not toward utilization wltn
The Mongollan IA represented Ia the
Chinese. Japan wants to combine 10
friendly association with the people
who inhabit America rather than with
those who dwell In Asia, hence
Ia adopting tho methods OF thil
continent instead Of mailing an enot.
to institute q distinctive eysiem. 70 ap.
peat- as though that nation IL destined
to become one Of the great commercial
Iowots Of the western shores Of the
Pacific, ami will accomplish II by
tIans.Paolno relations which Will
make Japan rs .ree TO the inh bl,an,b
Of other countries as are the advanced
nations. In iurihetance Of this work
Il looks ~ II America might become
the gathering place OF large repre-.
sentative bodies OF the japanese
people.
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famous Asurbaunpal. Tue translation
OF the letter
Message Of tho kings daughter to
Asshut.- h1rrat Chou d0st not properly
address thy letter soni TO me, nor uau ihc
lille To- tho hrnung Inv station. popp.c
might say, ia sho tho sister Of Sherunei-
erat, tho oldest daughter OF Ashui-
etil-llaul.ukinni, tho Crca. king, the
mighty King. King Of hosts, king VI As.
svtia2n But thou arr only the daughter
OF tho daguhtoF-ln-law ~ iho wife OF
AsurbauapaI. oldest son Of E1arnaddon,
King OF Assyril.
II Ia plain enough tha, the in.
dignution Of the princess had
been aroused by the breach
OF etiquette on tho rau Of some
Aisyuan lazy friend Of the naughty
beauty aud that this called forth the
severe rebuke condensed in the lost
sentence. The translator litTs the FOL.
lowing explanatory trmsth';
tthe lady, As,hur Sharrat, addressed
tho princess ls sis.Ur without being 10
70 atod, she certainly committed % gross
breach u etiquette and was guilty u nm
imIoriinOuco which richly moriiod ro-
buke. Even II Hho wOro actually hor
sister IL IL doubtful whether she could
have 30 addressed tho oldest daughter Of
the SOVEREIGN family We nui prince
sroakiug u bis father ns "tho King, my
lori,' but mover Hg "my Athor.' Aud
among private individuals, except In the
case Of near relatives, 10 was tho inyari.
ahlc rule 10 address each person by his
proper title, wih tho addition " the
words "my lord"
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the last general celebration Of Pioneer
Day bpli Ia Salt Lake Cily--July "a,
1850.
when we arrived In this valley we
found 10 % barron DESERT and very
doeor Do wac. IlorO was u1 mari. Of the
white man. We found o. few naked
Indians who would cat pint " r0a4 Cd
crlrkUts Tor their dinner. But great
change bias como uvDf THIS desert.
generation hos PASSED. Eight OF the
quorum uf th1 Twelve Apostles who
woro thgn living. and most u ihgm
among tho Pioneers, arc nov in tho
spirit void. Oson Pratt, Enstug snow
and myself orc iLo only ones now living
who WUIu among tho PionoorH aud Ia the
quorum % Too Twelve ut that time.
ruiy then wo found q barron dpaort. To-
day I tHud iu 'auUrraClU ullCd with
some tru thousand ~ tho latior-dny Saints
who have followed tho Pioneers into
those valleys OF he mountains. Whom
wU cast our fyOH over tho 70 valleys, thUn
desert, today they arc iComIng with tho
industry " 100 600 ~ tho sons aud
daughters ~ Zion, who have boon gath
oFod hy the commandments Of God aud
the proclamation of the Gospel OF Christ.
We, u.s. Pioneers and As the people OF
God, are making history
Since that celebration Of Pioneer
Day, many Of the noblo baad who on.
tered the Salt Like valley In 1917 have
passed away, among thom two Of
the three Apostles named IN 1850
by President wooJIun-OrsOn Pratt
and Eraslus Snow; and oto the oppor.
iuuity presents Tor another celebration,
tue probability Of nature N that the
now small number living will be- still
further reduced. This yoat would
have witnessed Pioneer reunion AMI
celebration, but Tor sad oveut which
from its nature made such ptoCoo j.
'ng inoppottun,; thia was the death Of
tho beloved and honored son OF Pi.
o lcer Of 1871 also loved and honorod
by the whole people.
OF the presiding council Of the
Church who came into the valley with
tho nfst company Of Pioneers,
President wiiiofd Woodruff alone
remains; OF tho entire band Of
one hundred aud iorty.threo men,
three women and two children,
the NEWS gave two years ago, on the
occasion Of the Pioneer reunion ut
Saltair on August ~. llst Of thirty.
eight sutvlvors. silce then the num-
Dor has boon cut down by the death OF
several, among them Pairiatohs Loren.
40 ID. Young and jacob Weller VI this
city, aud WIN. Carter Of ~. George
the latter one Of tho nrst who plJugbod
land In this valley. by another July
"a 10, when the q doth year since the
arrival In Utah shall have been round.
Cd OUT, We know not what pamcs may
bu dropped from tho list. But we do
know that tho Pioneer band and the
cause that impollvd their heroic action
ato permanently snahrlned In the
hoa-is Of the people Of these mountain
wales. Honorng the Pioneers who led
tue van Ia tho assembling 0t tho Lat.
ter.day Saints In thoir present home,
We giori'y the G9d OF Isravl whose
guidance, Inspiration anu blessing
was over all, and who provided the
means Of establishing tho saints Ia
their lovely mountain home.
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JAplNIsE N MEXICO.

The auu-M5ng5lan feeling 10 THE
nation De- 90 great that such a PROPOSE,
lion for colonization 90 hat now made
TO Mexico would, 10 presented to this
country arouse furofo ot opposition.
But while the japanese wen, 10 ger o
igothoIl on luis Continent lhoy ato not
10 lmp0llIiu as 90 Try it In a land whore
tau,r movement would be- met by un.
.rlundlIuuss from tue outset Their
iiut Intended effort was IN the Argeu.
tine republic, but that fell through be.
cause It was seen the country was
not in u sufficiently developed
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A STINK BEAT, a wArcnMAN.


O'a recently robbed banh 10 VIE.
consin an Interesting story is related.
Some months alo a stranger called
uptu the PRECEDENT Of the Institution,
Offering iot sale a bottle containing
some liquid; he refused to toll what lhls
liquid war, but assured the banker
that II his safe were blown opon while
that bottle was inside, the thieves
would not remain In tue vicinity long
enough 20 secure any booty. One
whin Of the cork uersuaio1 the bank
official that there was meri, Ia the
scheme, and he paid so Tor the bottle.
Subsequent events showed that It was
money we'll spent. Too bottle was
Theoretically scaled ami placed
just inside the tafs door,
auc was there when the
safe was lately blown open. The rN-
pIouion, Of course, shattered the bottle
ana scattered the contents. When the
baak was opened IN The morning aud
the robbery discovered, a, least four u
Dvc hours after II occurred, the room
wa 90 full OF choking, unbearabi,
odor that II wac almost impossible 10
remain therein. That II was
effective IN driving tho robbers away
Ia shown by tho fac, that while nearly
81 400 wero scattered about the vault
by the explosion, the burglars only rot
away with about $500, leaving the
rot, including steel box Containing
aD5ut 50 600, untouched.
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rORTY.NINg YEARS,

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my YOUR BIBLES.

a special dispatch from Seattle,
Wash. states that Mormouism IL TAX.
Ing deep root around Ofiing, In Pierce
county, TO such 90 extent that the
"Moihodisl Leaders, In their rage, arc
are threatening 10 lynoh the liou,en.
auts OF brigham Young.D Those Meth
odist leadera should open their Blbies,
II they happen to DO familiar
with that good old book, ami
listen TO the plea OF tho omi.
nent jewish lawyer, GAmAllol,
Ia behalf Of per,ocuted Nazafono;
"Ro'rain 'YJm these meu, ami let them
alone; ior n this counsel or this work
be Of mon, II will come 10 nnught.
But u it be Of GjI, ~ cinn0t over.
throw 10; les, happy 20 DO found oven
TO fight uEainst ODD" Bgsides, n there
are Mormon missionaries In Melhg.
dist stronghold In Washington, they
are there with ~ much right an1 pro.
prlety as there are Methodist mi5slon.
aries Ia UtAb, anu Christians ut least
ought not to forget the golden rule.
The victims Of persecution are gener.
ally on the tile of the Truth; but even
though there be exceptions 10 this rule,
prosecutors always sTo ON tho wrong
.IH.
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HAssAN PA5uA he reported a. tny.
iug that Cto,e is paradise, but the
"curse OF 81. PAulp rests over tue PEG.
pie. lie evidently refers to the follow.
iug passage in the eplsile to Ti,uG
"CfeIans are always llars, evil beasts
ldlo gluitcnp." This IL not SCUM
Of 81. Paul" but a quotation from O
CTutan philosopher. The observation
was undoubtedly true two thousand
years ago, but much has happened
since then. Clelans now are sbsui a
good NJ eau be expected under Mo.
hGmmcdan miafulf.
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An OLD LETTER.

A remarkable letter, written sup
p0sediy $500 years ago by an AByrian
princess has, according to the Bald.
more Sur, been translated by DLChris.
TOPPER J5nston and published by the
john Hopkins University. The letter
was insoTibei In culiform characters
90 a tablet Of baked clay, and, although
" private character, is extremely
interesting, both on account OF NO
high antiquity and for the HIGHT u
throws on sentiments and etiquette at
that remote period OF human hist0ry.
The tablet Ii supposed to have bee.
written shortly before the destruction
Of Nlneveh and the overthrow NJ ne
Ausyrian empire, The royal lauy
vino probably dictated it, was Princes
5heruaelerat, granddaughter VI The
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ADJUSTMENT

II would amusc YOU to hear our Gus.
toners complain OF their clothing
Wearing too long I'VE don't mean
stretching In the arms aud legs, etel
but 10 Is a fact.
our penllcmen's aud boys suits are
made to wear aud look well. They viii
outlast any OF the eastern goods YOU
can get ior the same priee, and at the
same time they look nobby and hold
color and shape.
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COMPARAIIyE TlXgs.

Ia some Of the counties OF the Stale
there will b. considerable Increase Of
taxation this year. but Ia no place
oven including municipal taxes,
viii II exceed rate Of sa.5O on each
bundled dollars Of assessed property.
In this rOlpsct even thls Highest figure
10 less than the taxes OF some Of Tho ter.
ril0ritF, where the expense OF state.
mood does not have u be borne. For
Instance, In New Mexico, tho Grant
county tax rate figures up rs iollogs
Territorial purposes o mills; torr0.
torlal institutions l.75; cattle in.
domnlty %; schools 25; current
expense 30; courts s.2; judgment 40;
interest county funding $50; special
dencit %; county roads i; wild aui.
NAL bounty i; total, 2i5 mills, Of
S2.4i on each hundred dollars Of Ut.
sgssed property. This Is exclusive Of
any municipal tax, which must b.
added in Utah 20 bring tho high.
c5I rate hero up 10 the figure
named. 30 Ia this State tie
tx rate Is even Ices than IN New
Mexico, whose burdens are Iarly
boruo by the general government aad
Il lie healthy sentiment Of the people
here to keep tho rate as low 100 pa.lI.
emile
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Mr.. BRYAN Of Nebraska has voted
three timt5 Tor Mr. Clevelsnd for
PRECEDENT, aud In two out OF the three
caste helped to elect him. Yet 1t l.
intimAled That Mr.. Clevslaud'a sense
u gratitude is not lively enough to
enable him to vote once Tor Mr.. Bryan.
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STAKE CONFERENCES POSTPONED.

In order that all members Of tho
Council Of the Apostles may be h0lc
T. attend the funeral services Of their
d deceased fellow laboror, Elder a. II.
Cannon, and that ~ NAM 4 the
authorities and Saints rs dtsire to do
20 may also attend, II is requested
that tho quarterly conferences az
pointed for Sunday next, July 20. In
Toeelc, BOX Elder aud Oneida Stakes,
10 postponed Tor ono week.
WLFORD WOODRUFF,
GEORGE q, CASNoS,
JosEru +. SMITH,
Fifst Presidency.
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Is Conformity with ~ established
custom OF all wing IT. employees d holl.
DAY on July 2i'h, 10 e. Joy the pie
uFgs 4 Pioneer Day anu 10 otve The
anniversary OF the founding Of this
commonwealth, the News will not
publish paper tomorrow, but will up.
pear as u1u1l on Saturday evening.
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BusroN's ANCIENT and honorable
artillery company 10 being wlued aud
diued In high hiyl, over In London.
The s0oial Obligation incurred on the
occasion Of tue famous Boston tea.
party Of more than hundred years
ago Is thus tardily Acknowledged and
lischafrpU
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"rnE MAN Il the future will be-
'ungles'," predicts a New York speol.
nls'. II the man OF the future Is go
other Iespects like tho man OF the pre-.
emit o good many Of him viii then
have nothing 10 80 his thinkinr with.
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Tho uHHrarr Ivau1 trHH y
SUNDAY ,ttartsl. Of D.fHrf sH.il ali ia.i Ie.Hii.
aifHdfa. tH.t IHh0 t.fT.
Train El.laun Of 90 B.. m. Regular LlIh21 ''
U'alHal.
mo urarrrf grvr wrrur Errt o. rah.taed
on rurfHly nd Friday of sa.h N0
The rfaEnrI WEraLr 90 magazine form u tnh
uthsd ever bsiufdlz.
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CITY fab,-rbers viii kindly notify . T nHnhsr,
ieuu'aprI, Of aay itfegu.aHty Boo She delivery Of
toir NtIaTA
Az Communications should Do liire'sri n
Damn Hzvt rusluHsa 90
gsisphons t,a
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Tho Nrvs 10 on s,i, % tho principal Hotels, Nev'
Etanlt aIl 0n 900 paH1cuEar uaIus trauug ua ei'J
amer j p m daily.
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WANTED-HELP.

PETrY 4 HEuKELRATn's EMPLOYMENT
Agency
No, 90, West Second south, between Cullen
Hotel and POstonicc
once hours, a, m, 90 80 y. M.
our telephone numteT 10 i6L
a good second gtrl, 81 per week good cook
aud general Rirl for family 2, vi good plain
girl, wash little, In family, 81 hTtt class fam.
ily cook, IS general giTl IN small family. o. 20.
girl TO churv and assist, Sti good general house
girl 81 girl 10 wash dishes, and other places
simil ar lrst class waiiItsaos eau got work We
a licrkolrath.
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wANTGo-AN AGENT

Is EyERY SECTION, To CANVASS, sLoo
Il 10 ia0l a day made, sells Al slght, also a
man to sell staple goods n dealers, best side
line, Nhi Amonth, salary OF LARGE commits
tion made, experience unnecessary. Tor
sealed pafilcul ars send stamp. Cufton sOAp
Manu- flciur nE Company. Cincinnati, ONO
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Subscribers rharfiHr tarir place Of roFfe1sa
should Always give former o. sol - pfcien' are
UHHHH
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wv x NTS.

Treaty Hor,is tor o lHesl inserted sHi,r
his hoaihg, once Jor isc, hrics Jor 2ci
one wcek Jor toe! one month for 50c pr
Inc. No adj. taken JOr less han $50
HaHis Of more than Q line, same pro,,gr.
Tomato rate. Aducriisc AMI ger results
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Bros. Go.
So Main Street.
w X s.

nropiy roris Tor Ines inserted under
tbs Acuiing, once for ihc, iigiss Jor 2SJ
one ucck yor J0ci ono month for Coo per
Inc No I'D. taken for tess than loo.
Wants Of more than o lines same proper
aonais rate. AdpertiIe aud ger ,esulis-
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VOU CAN MAKE BIG MONEY sELLING
uW hundtnmo aluminium Mckinley
laugeH hoy are photographed on colluluid
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thousand different articles OF aluminium,
Write ~ once ANA enclose three Q cent stamps
for postage for uudgc and catalogue, Agents
wanted liz discounts made 20 campaign
clubs. Raymond GotuioJ, 81 broadway,
New YORK.
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ITNN "TIIII "NIINITI
HiuulI DIV v,l bee cg euTG OF b,
ev Tyb .dy ag ssllals. Sle program 4
aOy Uveuts.
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PERSONAL

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT lsEA'
~ s0nablo rates, Arlington House ~
q Com morciAl Street
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SAN JOSE'S CELEBRATION
Swiss Residents Join With the
French in Concentrating
the Bastile's Fall.
Literary Exercises, Athletic Sports
and Dance Supply Amuse.
ment for Crowds.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 1.-THE exercises
st the Carnival Pavilion to-day in COM
memoration of the fall OF the BastiIe were
largely attended by the French and Swiss
residents OF Santa Clara County. The in
terror of the pavilion was profusely dec
GRATED with Swiss and French flags. The
celebration this year was more extensive
and imposing than on previous years and
was more largely attended. At sunrise
this morning q salute OF twenty-one guns
was fred. st 10 o'clock dancing began in
the pavilion and continued until noon.
This afternoon there were literary exer-
eises in the pavilion, followed By dancing
Athletic sports of all kinds and bicycle
races were held IN Bicycle Park. This
evening there was q grand bali, which was
largely attended. A tombola of fifty prizes
was q feature of the event.
Those in charge of the celebration were:
L. ALBERT, president; Henry PORTER, vice
president; P. N. A. Portal, secretary, and
P. Minioulet, treasurer; committee OF ar
rangemelts - Julian Hermeiin, Henry
Jeantrout, Joseph Bayle, l. Gairaud and
j. II. Reynaud.
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RATES TO NIL WAUK EE
Transportation arrangements for the
Republican League Contention.

Transportation arrangements for the
Republican League Convention.
Los ANGELES, CAL, July 14.-Presi-
dent Kinney of the California State
League of Republican Clubs has issued
the following with regard to transporta-
ton arrangements to the National Con-
vention of the Republican League at Mil
waukee, Wis, August 25-27, restated from
w. P. A. circular No. 10:
Rate-One lowest frst-class regular mot tenn
porarily reduced) fare for the round trip to
Milwaukee, Wis, and return.
Dates of Sale ana Limits-Tickets may be
sold from all points east of the eastern State
lines of Colorado and Wyoming, Angus. %
and "a. also August % from points within
80 miles OF Milwaukee, with final return
limit OF August 29, 1896.
From points west Of the eastern State lines
OF Colorsdo and Wyoming tickets may be sold
August y and rs, with final return limit of
August 81, 1896.
passage in each direction, going passage to
commence date of sale and return passage to
commence date OF execution.
Form OF uekets-Ironclad signature and
witness form o. tickets requiring execution at
Milwaukee 10 be used from AMI through Chi
cago, st. Louis, all Missouri River points
kansas City 10 Sioux City, inclusive) st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth; tickets sold
from intermediate stations in Eastern COM
mittee territory may be of non-signature form.
Note-In this connection it should be noted
that ruling has been made (as per Circular
Letter 1867 that IL is not competent for any
association line 10 make lower rate to Nil
wsukee and return for above occasion via
Chicago and boat lines than one frst-class
regular fare Tor the round trip via the shortest
rail line from any point within association
territory. A. w. KINNEY,
President California State League OF Repub-
lican Clubs