The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-21

ualities of his race. small of stature with
broad good-natured face and a thick
growth of very black hair and a pair of
small twinkling black eyes. Mr.. Innjuka
would impress one as not at all different
from any of his countrymen. were it not
| for the culture of his manners He is
1 soft spoken and studiously courteous, be-
ing without stiff-neck reserve and yet not
naive as some of the Japanese character
seems. His mastery of English is note
worthy feature of his address.
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Americans are the most welcome in
our country" said the commissioner IN
the blandest of tones. The Japanese feel
more indebted to the United states than
to- any other civilized nation for the prog
ress of japanese business affairs and its
system of government. Many Americans
are among our most influential and pros
porous citizens They are the most
admire their cheerfulness and nerve.
Japan is making great advances We
have now $500 miles of railway on the
island and 5000 additional miles are IN
contemplation by the government and
other franchised corporations. My visit
has much 10 do with the subsequent legal
phases of these projected lines. Some OF
the equipment of the new lines win be
constructed in England. but the greater
part in the United States and after the
most approved pattern of American style;
Nearl.T all of the locomotives to be used
in Japan will be of American pattern
I'VE are fully apprised." continued the
commissioner. that the fastest time in
the world has been made over your lines
l also am aware of the remarkable time
made by the Burlington route the other
day 1t was wonderful thing, and IN
Japan We will be satisfied if we can equal
it.
Mr.. Innjuka referred to the recent
Chino-Japan war in pleasant way Not
one trace of boasting was discovered In
his manner. He attributed their victory
to the much more intelligent soldiers con-
tanned in the japanese army, their de-
votion to duty, love of country and OBJ
of any International treaties was punish
able in the Japanese army over every
other violation.
Ii Hung Changes observations in Amer
lea and elsewhere are not regarded as
productive of immediate good TO China
That eminent wearer of the peacock
feather is still too much in disfaVor 10
have his schemes enacted owing to the
many other powerful mandarins who
stand between him and the throne; Ii
Hung Chang will not be able TO obtain
the necessary patents from the crown.
Mr.. Innjuka does not anticipate any
great reforms in China during the lifetime
of the Chinese Bismarck. for the reason
the riches that might accrue to the Chang
family if he We're recognized.
Lieutenant C. E. French, United States
army, is at the knutsford-
H. Arnhold. the prominent wholesale
liquor merchant of San Francisco Is
in the city.
Yesterdays hotel arrivals were: knuts-
ford-Charles S. Untermeyer, New York;
]. A. Carson, Boston; S. G. White; K
Innjuka, Japan; w: T; o. FaaseE Ro On r.
San Francisco; A. H Afford, r. IL John-
SON. Boise. Ida; G. E: French, u $:
army; James c; Kimban, Neenan, Wis
P. Donnelly, Carl knight and wife, MISS
Sidebotham w. j. Friend Boise. lda
]. G. Watts. Silver City; Thomas r.
Denver: Lon R. Leede. Miss Mildred
Hart. Boise; B. P. Shouhan. Mrs. A. c.
Atherty Thomas b. shannon, Boise;
Heron Lake, MINI a. Arnold. San Fran |
Clement. A shertzruff Helena
The cullen-H. H. Allen, Honolulu; W.
E. Guthrie. Omaha; E. NJ Gibson, |
Omaha; Misses O'Farrell. Idaho; J: W.
Buckley, J.. E. McGrane' Boise: =. "A a;
wife, Mrs. ]. Uerrault and SON. Boise
Charles Henzer, Butte: ]. j. Bennett;
Mrs. e. Argesheimer, w. P. Sarter ana
and wife, Boise; c. E. Holt Cottonwood,
Ida; R. F. Fulton. Grandville. Ida;; h
H. Anchor, DeLamar, Ida: Mrs: II. Zlpp,
Boise: j. y. Hyde, Nepm, James y.
Rogers Payette. Ida; Frank Harris,
Boise; ]. T. Smith, Weiser. Ida; H. b.
Lockwood, Weiser, Ida; W. A Cough
anover and wife, Weiser, Ida; SWAIN
Beatty and wife. Caldwell, Ida; John J.
Mccarthy Custer county, Ida. Fred q.
Mock and wife Nampa, Ida; Alex
TTrdahl Senator Elmore, j. f. Allan,
Boise; Misses Coughanour and CaDweH,
Boise: S F Davis and wife. Miss Pauline
avis Miss T Hany. Mr.. and Mrs, Berry,
Misses Duguette and Russell, Miss Annie
Joyce l.. r. Leeds, Miss Mildred Hart,
J. c. Hadley F. H. Turner, Mrs Bush
mans. Colonel C. Claneson and wife, H.
e. Lew, Clauson; W. q. Lowe Poca-
Tello: c. c. Laselle. San Francisco; j. A
HYDE. jr, Logan; Robert Rorrester, city;
D. D. Beach, Logan.
The Walker-A. c. DeMary, Boise; j.
=. Eldee, Moscow: Frank j. Smith, Caid-
we'll: y. c. Session, Hope: j. A Keats,
youer d'Alene Mrs. Coghlan and SON
Boise: J. T. Moore. enver; Mr. and Mrs
Elof Anderson. Boise; John Baugh, J. 5.
Waters. Harry f. Ensign, Boise; l.. r
W. B. Stanton. c. Morgan. b. {.
iyatt. Edgar r. Loberg. Guy Barnum,
Boise: Mrs. Mitchell. Chaplin, Ida; L: K.
.eeds and LADY. Boise; J. G. Logan Bing-
lam; A A. Cahann, Mt. Pleasant; Mrs.
Macaw, city.
Templeton-P. E. Cosgrove, Boston;
crank B. Eaton. Chicago; NJ. c. Bennett,
Chicago. II. B. Ransuell, Council Bluf1s;
n. L. Dan, San Francisco.