Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29
,ITpEOPLEOF THEFAR EAST


evening, NE 49,, -, bour
~ NJ the Far East
N.Y. .,v minutes he heiu hiS '"u'
I'D t"eN'' ,.tention in a plain but
re in rap ,,,robensive eluci-
.,nlgent ana III, ,,stor,s
b If the manners anu
h'"p nie among whom he recent
d the ps'r - .otd pf the customs
1, travelled i'0 .ho,r ecrup,ilous
the JAPANESE go. ia
,,..se their gracelu''eSS "'''
silii'N tbsn In striking contrast
eslIy' An' foi,ow.neighbors, the
ALT with the" ..,a., ba said
ai,ss,. whose lhuus'iie'' -,
I'm IN eudanger the occupatiph9
tisa''" ,s belonging to other ma
4 the peVp'N
an. ,s
-. Iaeture was given uluei 'iie '"
sunday School Union
IRIS Of ny. sinring by the Taher-
Faafd ana an. rrover Nv Elder
Jssph B. lssS,,',U,e,,,ntendent of Sunday
Gdsgs' s'akt AZ senator Cannon as
shools, lhuo't' the evening.
De speah ,,',,,,,n began by referring
senator 80 To The visitors lrst
| b happy t,non. In leaving the
rpressio" ,t w. and travelling
western Ia opposite continent. he
asvaru ~ i'd ON reaching Japan,
' SD one va irdeed he was gazing up
% feel lna' .ncbanted isle, 50 beautiful
% the los.' nm. which he beheld. a
US lhe m,ost 1ed TO their tradition-
E;ond lnoss md in some of these. the
~ eus'ulls, a,o1iiv seq much from
XtiEf
vhleb olhei IN ho,,e duty to perform
b lapan ~, of .hat duty l.,
I'D men "a ,,ith n Willingness and
seolipan,su ol,arnrteristic only of the
/ dserluiies ia, referred To In this
tnliIs ~ 49, also a mart. MS in spe-
ns buNu ,i 80 ,bey also are made self
CA lvI 49,, ana independent. Thar
a'alIlns ,niversaI II is respected
heor uv"e o,asa obstruction is crushed
ID mus .is ,,ncnnsciousIy adopt
40 lle ,het aocjetv owes to the indi-
te fu'e u.a, ,ob ns The individiioi owes
vllai ~ '""'
3 SelsN' tho Iananasa ;s tho
Inc uI '. % ~ ,n,, nno,ia in anv
r9sl plctuie ,.IiH,,,,t, -, 1nn,,,re, IL
hll anu a'ti'uNst - .,,,.,,.,,,,,,,, a..
isope uisp."s - 80 Tba cn,,iia on1
& all otner tuu'i'' -
lsunan Weat Ui"s , 80, ,i,,,,,, ti,at,.
hees' ala WEI VI ~
idls ihe eus'uinv es
ilahDofh0uu o. dp1u. u.s. ,isI.i.
a1 money hose ils''ei ~. ms 10, Mt'.l
Aksn hoWlhs ropes' WIN HHkeh
Stockings and WOODEN SHOES ana f.lilu
dthem nave copied AFTER theA,nerlcan
nd now adorh thelr heuus WIN u SILK
hi or Derry. lne women uress as
iaenty, lhelr costume pe'hs truly
frtufed in the comic operas Of tar
Gifty Girl or the Mikado' lhey nave
% fashion BOOKS nor 90 thcy resort
b long consultations with their dress
MAKERS Their robes are devoid of
esty trimmings. ana the colors worn
bling harmonious present lovely and
lturesque appearance.
The japanese houses average from
tire to four rooms apiece and are al
says fitted up with a large bath tub,
hat being the principal piece of furni-
iVfs. Their homes are scrupulously
tsAn and the floors are covered with
fsw mats. The shoes are removed
More entering the house, as the mats
d each roam are used for all purposes
tables, chairs, beds and everything
~. The women use wooden pillows
= order TO Keep their hair in good
'sipe, and the bath tub Is brought into
riastlon three and four times day,
h each person, so particular are they
hheplng themselves clean. a visitor
trgarded as harbarous If he does not
siuge In the bath at least two times
tsy day.
Snalor cannon then referred to the
llpanese Industries and said that fac
wy systems were speedily being in
i.sulated, lie spoke of the spinning
'He, which Is still extensively used
lie suburbs OF the large towns and
CIV comparison between the pic
WI there presented ana that which
~ oe seen IN early days IN the
al Lake valley. In recent years large
a'sluehls nave peen inade III cotton
~ seei WORKS ana the latter INDUS
Y hourshes exceedingly. Other coun--
w nave no need to fear an Industrial
Iaslon by laoan. however, for the
LIIaIy spirit that was abroad IN the
~ Noula hpld them BACK in TINS di-
,Suoh Just now they We're contem,
lauAg probable war with iussia, "
y peihaps with the United states of
A-snea'
NE Japanese are q seemingly con-
flsl race. They show great devotion
nlfspect to the children and in their
aaleIs The latter hold full sway, and
Y Nowed to do Just about as they
.se' The theater is a great insti-
Na'n WIN them, and In them they
~ u picture America just as the
IN their thenters. The price of adj
Isan to Japanese theater is so
uat all can afford to indulge in
pastime,
"a, M speaker at this point turned his
, ,s'iI to the government of Japan,
WA Previous to 1865 was an abso-
H. H. monarchy. He told of its over
~, -Vg through the efforts OF Kioto and
tn-ed Count Ito's part in the re-
s3 .puon OF the empire. The social
y, NV Y, there Is just now as good as in
4 . oner monarchy under the sun.bu
a..'nan Is sim a slave and can he
~ WIN ", as such from the ranks of COM
~ !. Mr IoF the sum of s75, American
they have a bad admixturc
"usloh shintolsm and Buddhism
nv aoout equally distributed. They
I've IN the immortality of the sOul