Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23

Manila was surrendered after the
peace negotiations had heen com.
menced' swagger about the civ win
an ar OF confidence that II win 81,
BE- rfstorcd TO them. 'e''
INC Fuipinos, with characteriatic
n n,,,1 lii. are making hay while the
friends OF their hard-enrned cash he
| every conceivable means. and wonier.
! lhN now much longer choir a-,.1 49,
tune VIII continue What nj. irs,,s
| rectots under Agulnaido think ~ d.
care. mn" VI
The herculean task Of restoring or.
! ar from the chfba, due TO The shif,t...
mesa Of the spnniirds. IA slo,yiv III,
surely being accomplished IN bc
Anne rlcan officers detailed TO undrri,i.
i. The brunt Of the dirty v,1rt II.
borne by Brig Gen. Macarthur. Vhoeg
duties a. military communicate go
provost mlrshal general ~ Manila. are
a. multitudiuuua and far-renohiur a.
those Of kokl IN Tn Mlkndo
Despite the lack of any den,i,o
knowledge a. to the future OF me pbtf.
lpplncs. business II decidedly brisk 4,
Manila at pfesen., and there Il svfr,
indication " hte dpruach of \ hmm,
The fact that everything h1a t..r
practically tied up f1r iha rlsf htr,r
months necessarily occasions an i'm.
mcnse amount ~ extra Work. rlw ihif
hie EMBARGO htH been removed. but
apart from tbs tha advent uf tb
American administration OF hT,irs ana
hir prospect ~ lts being prolonged ip.
definitely have IN ant aug mr1iirf
definitely have lrui an Impetus t0
trade, which nothing else could have
given IT,
one u me nrs, onalai acts OF Che
nov administration was 90 clear h.
channel al ne mouth NJ rha river
'dalg Of the obstruction paced there
by the Spanlarda. ihtuhy rsopsnlne
The plrt Of Manila Tor commerce. I'm
mtdhteiy after this had been done tha
iicct u lntcr.iaIlnd steamers. whNh hy
an arringcm M with Admiral Dewey
hnd ba.n anchored nui IN She hnrblr.
AMI ufrd a. refuge shlpa by the vlrl.
ous cOnsultos returned 10 ihclr bariht
At ne river quays aud after discharg.
Ing thttr plssenErra. proceeded o. ~
~ for thoir former occupations pend
Ink The decision N thu prize court 90
10 their intimate fate. This hla
caused an cnnrm1us amount OF traffic
along The water front. and b1sh tho
custom hhurr and captains ~ the pori
Office have been doiuEcd with business
for the pas ten days.
In accordance with the redulrvmeuts
~ International law no change has AZ
YET boon made In the cus1ms rugu-
altlons. hence the tarln IN force before
the war la SIN maintained. and nj
Golfers % The treasury are being re-
plenlfhed very materially. u was
naturally expected that under the new
regime the Import duilCH would bs
considerably reduced. and many NOR
chants iald their plans accordingly.
but In spite of eXorhiiani duties the de-
mlnd Hn Tar exceeds the supply ihit
che merchants are only too glad 90 get
their goods through na fast 81 10 y
arrive Several Americans have AZ
ready announced thf4r Intention Of cm.
barking In business here. and an
American bi-llnEuai Newspaper tel
among the possibilities In The near fu-
SURE.
The reopenlnr ~ she cable 90 Hong
Yong and sumption NJ trafilc along
the intcr-lsl1ni telegraph lines has
placed the merchants oncs more IN a..
rect communication with their agents.
but up e. the present little news has
been received, She small 'lrco employed
In the local nfiite having been made.
quatt 90 handle the volume OF outgoing
messages nlcd every day.