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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-01
WILL Be SIGNED IN A WEEK.
Work on he Peace Commission Is Proceed.
Ing Rapidly.
General Wesley Merritt WIN sail for New
York In Ten Day. from
Date.

Paris, Dec. 1.-The work Of ths peace
commission 10 proceeding rapidly. and
unless there IL an unexpected hitch. the
treaty viii be signed within week.
Gen. Merritt, who arrived here yesterday
from London. leaving his wife con-
valcscent there, waa In consultation
with the American commission all
morning relative 10 the conditions and
necessary me thods In the Philippine
Islands.
Gen. Mcrlr;t .xpac,s 20 sail for New
York on December iOih. and hopes 30
resume his duties 10 California OF New
York until his retirement. eighteen
mQntha hence.
Major Hale, o. General Mertltts STAN.
who 10 now here, believes the tnited
states. having taken IN the Phiiippin.
Islands, VIII now have no trouble M
securing the release Of the spaniarda
who ate held prisoners By Aguinaldo.
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REMAINS ARE FOUND
Silent Witnesses 10 The Tragedy Of The Sey,d,
Desert.
BONES or DR.. tSeltKt AND COMPANION
Evidence of tho Crime are Just a.
AIRS. Gross. Formerly Mrs. Myers,
Described It.


Spe'ia' 20 'tne news.
De'amar' New. Dec. l.-Mr. F. X. Nc.
Nance. district attorney OF Lincoln
county, New, received word on Sov
sl,h from IN. .ts,,,,, ,,,,,'.,,. :, g..
W" "ts u ~
county ihnf John hancock was IN jail
at Santa Ana. Cal. charged with as
sauit, and that he WA the ,,me berso,
$3.50"
VINO rs accused OF numbering Geo
Ing'eke, a veterinary surgeon. and his
companion on the descr. I'm southern
Nevada apJ ,b,, ,bo of,icI,i. a, Svs
..,,.,.. -.
s'""H W.T., rt'Fehihs i9r thc oouis
but were under the impression that tbs
killing was done in Lincoln county
nl.t,ic, A.,o,r.,, N,.,..,.,,, ,,,,....,i',,'
$3.50, 49, "eS "esN""i.e I",'"ep'''s.
" notified Deputy siefin Johnson. OF
DeLamar and II. r. Frcndenihal. sher.
IN OF Lincoln county. and from N mar
-. -. ..' -.
.aNe" n"" heWap'per SEM Me-
Nance. the sheriff readily tucked the
r0u;e OF the parties from P,hfumr
-, q. ,,,..'-,. -. -. -.
~ - ,'''',"" '"'''" " ~" ~
iuhasat NalIey, IN Lincoln county. on
the ssth Of Nov. sheriff Ffcnden;hai
and dsputy Johu,on .tar,ed IN search
~. a.. -. -, -
80 nv 1919 " vac nu'"t''' "'s'
and on the following day found tht
bodies twenty miles nouh 81 Essen.
MAINS ranch In Lincoln county.
The coyotes had suesn ali the flesh
from the bones bus abe skulis were In
tact and Tho marks were ily,,u.t on
the skulls wher. they were 0ruck with
an !ns,rumoni or az. and the .kuiI,
broken IN. Also buiig, noles IN the
skulls.
Hlsa.
found and she remains Of MS iron
trunk also. witch had been burned
Tho remain. Of The burned ,,ascsn wers
ai.o found. Tire bloody auiit w,as s..ill
Intact and a number Of artspl.s wer.
found SONS distance from where The
wagon was burned. Everything was
found iurt ns Mrs. gfos.. formerly Mrs.
Mvcrs. deaer.b~d n,
sheriff Frsnd.ntbai b.,ng familiar
,,,,n ~. ca,,n,,y I'm, ~ g,ms,,i.x Il,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-01

s,,s De-. 1.-THE Journal ofrclal
4, pnhHshfs a decree forhldilng the
Ll-fttret into France OF fru'ts ana
r.. Fam NJ United fN,tes.
4 a,psfh from Washington on Nov.
\ srsssf "a hat the French charge
|ns,ft. ". Thiebaut. called on the
IA iira~meni that day b. advise
|l-,i-y Hay ;f,, the French GOVERN
IL. aus upon che point ~ adopting
|rtarlofary measures" aK1fr-, the
krls.iar into Frnnce from thc
f,si s,,es Of the san jose schfc.
I,f.r sai DEGREES would be issued
kAhsag tn importation OF trees.
RI. a-i plants froxn the United
b. and rsuuirinr an inspection Of
II N-ss. fresi ard dried at the point
|se,lfF IN France.
j r,libsw pointed out that these
|rsrs were quite ,rvnrsferf,l W
ssrs me general trade from the
IT, fiasss ~ France n the ship
~ srrrs. plants and shrubs last
rurta;ed only tsss, and those OF
| - HIM.
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Sale Of N.rth.m p,else noldInr,.

New York. Dec. 1.-The Herald asyvi
Persons usually well-informei IN re-
gard to James J. mrs position In ;hs
Northwestern Rallroad controversy
says that a cable dispatch from Europe
To che effec, that Mr., Inn and his
frlsad. have sold all Of their Northern
pscnc holdings II correct.
They declare that Mr.. Hiil II not a
little disgustsd over the tactics Of that
company In taking advantage OF the
Great Northern and other companies
that Nnrmei the agreement for the reg
uiation Of extensions IN Washington and
contiguous territory,
Mr. HIN. they ssv, will now show
them that the Great Northern does not
propose 10 be insporsd upon. and they
think II 10 not improbable that the nght
over extensions IA the northwest viii be
r-rew-d In nvriy fashion unless -oms-
body backs down-snd this wont be
done by Mr. I'M they siy.
J. Pcrpont Morgan. who " the d.
fscung ,psfft Of the Northern Pacific.
which caused all the trouble by pro-
jecnng the Clearwater short line, sid
that 20 far as he was aware Mr., nm
had not changed his ATTITUDE toward
the Northsn Pacific.
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LONG DISTANCE TfltpHoSlNG.


supsnntsndsni Murray. OF the Rocky
Mountain Bell r-isphoas company.
ssid hast nsgbs sns the use Of ono long
distance teisffsone as a means Of com.
munieatson among business mrn, WIS
making = RAPID growth all along their
lines since its pno,icabnl,y hud been
d'snonsesAtej IN this cry some time
aso. This xrcwvh In business had nxed
the determination OF the company to
build ths Mousana eonn>ction during
tho coming year. and there IL M ques-
tion now but che line win be osmplet.
"a next summer. An srdiange Will be
opSned 81 Poestsiio this morning with
nifty svbscrfbers. This u Q fireS ~
sus n me recent trial end buxsn1ss
men In sss Lake can communicate d.
rectly with their northern PATRONS.
With the completion OF the Montana
oonn-osfon. cominunio ton will b
opened ~ with IN. Pacific coast, but
MI. Murray 10 OF tho opinion thas the
distance around h too great 10 DO Of
use r'u-h Of Portland. Oregon. ~ that
city Gun he reached az all Mr.. Murray
fhlnks. however. that The Sound oitieS
can be communities - with easily.
The connection with the coast cities
Of California VIII hav. to be made by
the Boise city roWs As has been stated
In thr News" there remains "a gap
between Idaho Fails und Bo,se city 90
he bulk before this can be accom-
plifhed
Air. Murray said That his eomrsny
had sent surveying force out over
that line, and they were now engaged
In locating a feasible r)use. lie could
NOT say that the tine would b. bulk
during the coming year. although IL
was possible u would be. II. said that
the telephone did not tuke the plnce OF
rhs telegraph. but created place for
lFsen. Tho history ~ ffie telephone
lines WIS that they increased the use
~ the telegraph when the lines parai-
laled. He explained that the telephone
brought business men closer together
and thg short feleRraphlc messages
WIRE cheaper and hence would be used
In transactions where few words
would answer, with an Increase In the
number 81 subscribers mere would DO
reduction " prices all along The line.
and telephone communication was con-
srantly growing In popularity.
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Wedding Bell,

The marriage Of Miss Hester Harls-
ness and Mr.wllllam J. sharp occurred
last evening at $3.50 at 81. Marks Ca
;hedrai. The ceremony was performed
by Deal Haisey, who read the marriage
service OF the Episcopal church. The
building was artlctlcally decorated for
the occasion. After the ceremony the
bridal party was driven so the hand.
soine home % the brides Dsren.s on
East South Temple street. where con-
CALCULATIONS and good wishes were
uncovered upon them. after which they
took carriage for the Rio Grande
Western depot, where they boarded the
$50 train for the East. They will re-
'urn home about che Let u January.
ara viii reside at i55 east. south Tenn
pc a,rs-;.
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: MOTIONS Oy.nRuL.p.
Trial Of United state. senator Quay VIII
Proceed Despite objections

philadelphia, Dec. i.-JuiEe Finltf.
Ger, IN the cuair; Of quarter SCISSORS 70.
day. overruled all thu my.lons OF OBJ.
ier''1r arser a nv dpfendrni'a counsel
TO the ave indictments found by shs
gnrd jury agans. q. :. Senator VI, :.
Quay. his son. Richard II Qny' ani
es-stass Treasurer Benjamin j. hay
wood. The defendants were not In
court, bp; II. r. shapley fhelr senior
counsel. on announcement OF me
judges deulsior. moved 20 Instruct the
clerk TO Greer pleas Of M guilty. Ths
being dorc. District Attorney Graham
Hlfed that the commonwealth vas
rNdy 10 proceed 10 ;ry at once ana
asked the court 20 hx an early date Tor
fhe trial.
Mr, shapley stated that ihs boqks
and accounts presented al the magls-
fratr's hearing were voluminous. Thee
matters Of evidence he and his col
leagues had no; had an opportunity 10
examine. They dtslred 90 have az eN-
ptr 20 over these accounts carefully
before they would be ready 20 combat
fhr allegations u the c0mmonwelfh
ara b. asked shat the date ma carrier
lhap Dec. !? be fxed. He said further
| more that his colleagues. A. =. l.
shields had an important case In The
United states court on Monday next
which would probably occupy his time
several days. lie would therefore be
Obliged 10 conduct fhs case alann
should the date be fixed for next week,
Judge ffne,ter stated that he would
deai his case as that Of any other or
alhafy criminal proceeding 90 the
auekti and be could not therefore grant
me slime asked TOT by defer.lants coun-
stl. TIE Intended liking Monday next
~ ihe date for trial but In deferenee
60 Mr., Shielis's profess ,na engage
meat on shat day he would appllni
;ne following day. Tuesday, Dscem-
,n'r Oh. Tor the opening Of the trial
~ Stated THAI he considered that am
~, time for counsel 60 prepare their
Four Of the I'VE bills OF lndletmep,
i9lnd by the grand lpry charged fhe
purlend9nls with conspiracy So misuse
me funds ~ the sta.e on deposit IN Che
people's bank for their own bsner. and
pieht and the NTH indletmeW charged
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M...as. from IN. Deep.

Plymouth. Mas. Nov. ao'-A piece
Of bsmhoo. picked up In the surf here
today. hrough, story q death and
the snss Of the schooner Whltewlngs OF
Gloucester. In the recent storm. II
corsalned the following message;
1--WE will be lost !hirleeb OF US. In
Oh,urssier. Have NJ bottle 20 put <hls
In. everything 4 gone, We are about
10 70 ~ "a raft. Henry Wllller and
FtaSk Haak.ns are dead. II | could
oniy see my wife ard darling child
nxain. ALBERT SIMMONS"
a body found yesterday morning on
.he outside beach near Powder Point
brldsr by .he uurnc, iife-savlng crew,
c;nd IL OH skins. marked Haley. Il
thought 10 be that 81 one OF the -four
NoTwell men reported missing from
their sh0o>ing-bo near the mouth OF
North river.
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IlINATERIAL TO UNCLE SAN.
spsnisvd. Claim America WIN Want Sew.
snty thousand Troop. to Pat Down
the Rebels.

Madrid. Dec. i.--Advices from the
Philippines say the insurgents there
have decided not 10 recognize the ces.
sion Of the Islands 90 efre United States
and mat they viii resis, 60 the last.
J, II also claimed than the unsed States
viii require 10000 troops 90 put down
the rebellion. and " " alleged thas she
insurgents hold 10000 Spanish prison.
ers whom they Will force to serve
against the Americans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-01
GOOD CITY GOVERNMENT
Session Of the uiopi,n leiguen at HoO'lsrO-
polls
HORACE +. OtMSe HAS A SCHEME.
To In.,li the spirit Of Rectituds Into the
Pa,cs Of Political Municipal Of
nce.fI older.

Indianapolis, Dec. 1.-The forenoon
session OF the conference for good city
government, was devoted TO the con-
sheraton Of she general problem OF
municipal government. There are now
about forty delegates present
Mr.. Horace r. Deming Of New York
road a paper entitled The Municipal
Problem OF the United States He SAID
In tari; 49,
states ls on eis whole. less sstl,fae-
tory than our state or Rational SOW
ornmont.
"Thc two principal causes Of she fail
ure thus far In the United states 60 Sc
cufc snicicnt, economical. progresslNe
municipal governmcn. are
THE municipality IL not granted
sufiicleu power to determine Tor hselt
all matters OF local public policy ana
to fs.le for fsclf the dftuils OF 10
scheme OF Internal heal adininlstra-
ton.
2-The municipality a. o subordinate
administrative agent OF the siaae IL
placed partly or Nho2y under the SUI
pervlsion and control moi Of any state
administrative department but or the
state legislature.
sir. Deming laid down these fundi-
mental proposFtonhi
1.-THE municipal corporation should
be invested WIKI ,ne governmental
powers requisite to determine all cues.
tions OF local public policy There
should be no excuse and. II possible no
oppOrtunity 10 Apply 20 she legislature
for addlesonui powers. and, on the other
hand, the ieglsiafurc should have no
excuse and. II possible no opportunity
20 ln,crmeddle with the local govern
meut by gfuntlnT or taking AMY my
power 10 enable the city 10 decide for
Itself any question of local public
policy.
"g-The citizens Of the municipality
under general laws should be free b.
make and amend their own form OF
municipal government. provided u be
based upon democrtiic-republican prin.
clples and 20 determine ififir own meth
ota Of administration OF the local gov
ernmen.ai powers, according io thC.r
own ideas a. 90 what VIII best safisf,
their local needs.
"s-In 80 ftr as the municipal corpor-
alton IL m,dc the agent OF the state TO
enforce und administer general laws
wghln the corporate limits, u should
be under the supervision OF and. re-
sporaibie % central state udminlstrl.
tiv. departments and not subject to the
upofs OF special iegislasion.'
At the afternoon session DR.. Frank j.
uoodnow. professor OF administrative
Jaw In Columbus University spoke on
'-The Pace Of the Council ana the
Mayor in she Organization q Municipal
0vernment-The necersty OF dlssin-
guiicring isgisiasson from aiminlstra-
lion"
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typhoid In usonoiuiu.
o,,s n. @. Nov. NTH. s,sum.

victoria, n. c.. Nov. so.--The steam.
.er Mlowcra arrived here Onisht
bringing Honolulu advces up 60 the
ssrd. "a November 18th the steamer
Australia was 70 leave Honolulu
with 600 men Of the New York rcgt-
mrnt bound 20 San Francisco on the
way 10 New York. A few days Inter
900 more VIII follow by che Aiemeda.
The troops are supposed 90 have been
recalled on accoun, OF che ravages OF
typhoid. hTerc are said to have been
800 cases when the Mlowera left
Permission has been received at
Honolulu from Washington 90 sha'n.
don independence park ~ a hospital
site as SOON as other quarters can be
fiiied up. Surgeons VI che camp and
hospital are afraid the site "a too low
for health during the comparatively
wet winter months.
In obedience TO Instructions. Col.
Rubin began November .snd the>ercc-
tlon Of the new hospital building.
Col. Rubin says; Were u not for
transient patients with which We have
10 deal we would not be jammsd nor
room. II must be remembered though
there af- nearly 100 patients left here
by the various transports"
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iMil'ennlai star Nov. II. isss.I
Arrivals---The following named mis-
sionaries from Zion arrived a. South.
sinp,on per American line steamship
Pennland. on November .. 1885
For tho British Mission q .srr,
coomhs. Central. Ala. Thos. A. Hunt,
Monroe: Charles II, PeAroe. Montpelier.
Idshei George Glover. Lehi. William
~ Norton. Central. Arizona, Edwin
Watson. Blackfool Idaho, Samuel
Erasius Hsnrie, rangliich. William
Nicolas Hnl, NH Creek
For the scandinavian Miss!on-Mat.
uhias Efickson, Salins. Joseph Chris
,onherson. burlington, wyominE; chirs.
tan Canuison, Elrinara. Julius G. An.
dsrseE. Provo: Jamns Peter ChTsien-
sen. Rear River city. Christian Olson,
brigham city Hans ., chrisi"nsen,
Emery.
For sbs German \ Missisr- Fred 9.
Fox. Paris, Idaho; Lyman A. MeBrldo.
rooele iciy' Andreas Ernsbefgsr. Mid.
way.
Neleasss and Appointments. --Geotge
coombs has teen appointed 10 labor as /.
travelling Elder In the Blrminsh IN
conference.
Thomas A. Hunt has been appointed
20 labor as a travelling Elder In the Not.
bingham conference.
Charles n. Pearce. willmm n. Norton.
Samuel Erastus Henrie ana William
Nicholas I'm have been appointed TO a..
Dor as travelling Elders In the Liverpool
conference,
George Glover has been appointed 10
labor as a travelling Elder In the Bristol
conference,
Edwin Watson has been appointed 60
lalor a. travelling Elder Ia the Man
chester conference.
oscar Raymond Knlghi Is released
IS travelling Elder In the Leeds confer
enct ana appointed 20 labor as travelling
Elder IN the London conference.
Sister Ines Knight IN released from
the Bristol conference and appointed TO
labor IN The London conference.
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.,es,SIS0 on'wr.
=, v,ri.r h,s ,"anr French sailor
4. Hriii.h Coiambl,.

w,snlnstsr. II. c.. Dec. i.-Don
young Frenchman. brutilly
- N, former sweetheart. Ten
,.,,.r, m English glri. here last
n, ,hndowed her 60 q place
a. ,he Green house and wrs
hsr room. He entered and
~ ~ sIar The next lns7in, the
49, a she house heard a piercing
~ ,si plilfui APPEAL for mercy.
.;s..rntad 10 force the door.
mid from lnsidei rive not
~ ,he JOB, Just momeri'
~ door Was thrown open by
~ r....shman. who was covered with
{. ~, hsad TO foo; waving his
whidh he held dripping
II. 4, lrvTni the women 70 enter.
N. Ardrsws vu- lying on the bed
II, h,rksd 20 pieces M murderer
X, isyherp.ey muillrfsi she girls
u, sssr ne was extinct
4, IA ,hrt NJ frri mot ieie rirl
| ,is-in. Ne discarded him and
|. - shf ocean 10 marry trOther
Z. -, refused 90 kesp hif promise.
To, Afifted into evil ways. Perrii.r
4 .,B,,. nv 4 wen educated md Il
70 10 hsi0nF % an arlSiocrutlc
H., 4 Nafstlilta.
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Yew York. Dec. 1.-The seven ssory
granite building at Wooster and Third
streets was idce,royed by IRE today.
causing an aggregate loss OF Ns5.o 900.
T'rlre wuH much delay In Rcstlng the
hie cngines to the scene owing ca che
snow In the streets and when they
finally ala arrive the flames had gained
such n hold upon the building that III
tie could he done except TO proven,
their spread 20 adjacent buildings.
while the building wur burning n
hsavy explosion occurred IN II. sh
cauae Of whldei II unknown. The bui'd
Ing was occupied by clofhlng and
manufacturing concerns.
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Railroad No,e,,

The survsyins party who are work
irr on siliroad iine M Beaver coLnsy
aud the south have rrmo,si their
headquarters from Beaver " Miners
vile.
The sleephg car that has been run.
ning shrough from Denver 10 Boise
City will from today run from Sat
Lake ~ Boise cry over the Oregon
short Lse. The ca.-wlu ~ replaced
on the Rio 0unde by one THAI viii run
from Denver 90 ogden oHiy.
THE Ghost walked" at ths general
Offices OF she oregon shois Line today.
and she employees formed 10 Hire before
thf wicker az the local cashier and
esme away lns'inx soh coin: while
tween twenty and thirty Thousand dol.
lars was paid OUT
Harry cushing Of she passenger de-
partm-nr OF she Deuver a RIO Grande,
received this morning a new folder got
out by his company describing che
beauties Of the route for winter travel.
10 Il very neatly gotten up ana has
several fiDe half tone cuts illustrating
winter scenes IN the Roekhs.
General Traffic Manager Babooek and
General Passenger Agent WadleiRh re-
turned this mOrHiLs from their "trip 90
san FranaiN-o, Il was the intention Of
Mr.. Babeook to leave In the morning
Tor New York city 90 attend the meet
ing OF the Tranecsnt!nt ntaI burrau.
Word. hawevtr reached him today
that he would nS need 10 make the
frip AZ lhls time. as the meeting had
been indefinitely postponed.
on Tuesday nigT nho station at
Mount Pleasant. Utah. On she line OF
the RIO Grande Western was ent.rsd
by burglars and fhe safe In she agents
oiilce blown open. Nothing happened
90 be IN the safe AZ the time excrp,
was secured w the th!vyeA. Ollie.
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Third Regimen, roder order..

81. Paul. Dec. i--coi. J. II. Page ~
the Third United States Infantry, today
resumed his position In command Of
that regiment NJ Fort Smelling. after
several months Illness. rs result Of
the Sar'isco campaign.
TIL Thlfi regiment has been prepared
for duty In warm climate. but whether
i means the Philippines. as reported
frnm san Francisco. IL unknown here.
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Philadelphia. Dec. i.-Noihlng has
been learned by the maritime exchange
here OF the fate " the barge Enos soule.
which departed from her tow, the orion.
on sunday. or the schooner City % Au.
gus,a, which parted her hawuer and
was blown 30 sea on Monday.
Grave fears ar entertained for tbs
safety OF the crews OF both craft, as
neither have been seen by Incoming
vessels.
The city Of Augusta has crew OF
elsh, men, and the EnoA soule had four
men on board,
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Nicaragua Canal Commission

arsi 'p a,rl, Dec. 1.-The Nicaragua
NL., 'hlsFon, OF which Admiral
md q. PRESIDENT, "a hurrylng for
"a " Nelh with a view 60 present.
rss,i n, ,pvfl by the time Congress
/, ~ SON thereafter.
rnnsSl went II In probable that a
IN h. ~ lhe commisslon's nndlngs
h. me-. maue known 10 the president
niki y, VS. any, as he desires 20
III MS message 90 Congress.
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New York. Dec. 1.-The III adssmen
National bank. which suspended busi-
ness cn oc.. I. opened It's doors today
TO- ii1ul in-iOn
The hank has 70 rs credit 81 500 900
N ADDITION there H. ssi, 900 due deposit.
orr who have agreed 10 wait for four
months fo- their money. Firiy per cen,
O, ihls will n. paid In January. The
deipssors TO whom fi00 or lees IL due.
ARE being paid TODAY.
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Phlladclphla. Dec. THE American
line steamship SSlizyrland, nom Apt. =
wefp Tor Philadelphia. which passed In
70 she Delaware c1pca this morning.
had IN tuw the Pollock rip llghtrhip,
which she picked NJ adrih yesterday.
The liflSHhip was located IN III. New
Englani cuaF; at the eastern entrance
q Nirruckct sound II 10 probable
shas she los, her afrrhor during sunday
morfsnFr blizzard ani she had there
fore dfift,i heipicssly a; sea three da,s
before being picked up by the swSEcr-
land,
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chlil.n Custom. unehaus.d.

~ iofk' Dee. IA dispatch 10 the
~, ~ lNm Valparaiso. Chile. says;
~ F'yefument has Issued a decree
~. the customs duties shall con.
~, snnehngtd during the coming
hh Ihe Nitrate cargo OF the British
~, 'hvetelYie, burned in Iauique
h,.t 4, lsa,eii lay The vessel was
'''i hough damaged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-01

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As fomth WIN general Snyder snd
KS MI. ~ .snneHsee cleared here al
nhetnth i,,,nlns. Chester. with the
u n.ls bs.svwn Xxx ley hsr anchorage
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