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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20
LAST SUBURB EVACUATED.
The Amefieln corquei, Of he Civ 4 Mihi''
Complete.
Aguinaido's Power IL On the waue nrit.
ish Men ~ War Leave for nonE
honE.

New York oct g0--A dispatch 90 the
Herald from Manila says.
Tho ifrurri. gsnsral, riro PLAT has
agreed TO eyacuate Pace Pace, ihe lace
suburb VI Manila held by the TiupInoa.
0n october .dih. This complc.eu che
American conquest Of the city.
Ih. HF r.n.I hAf left cave. The
Americans now hold CayNo and Manila,
%. fUu ui ihH lHiaud OF LutIu n'lUs 100
thn hands 90 the lnHufE1niHt factions.
How li.la power Agulnhldu pu.a,sH'H
shown hy hlA refusal 10 graut parscr
90 VHl, The Interior n the ground th.l
thH rIr.hrfn provinces are h1li By tAt
MuIHIHH government
AruInildh has ordered the release Of
spanish civilian prisoners taken at
IHIus
stlmars under the American naF are
furbidI,n 90 load by the n.clvr author
ihIr.UtH unless they pay "a OAK % nve
F.r cent "a yaiOgcm on the cargo and
twenty per cent on thrr freight 20 the
iHefi governor. 4 large stock NJ tuhar-
co was rvlzed at Uagayan from thc
comp luIu b urfalu ana from Insurance
factories Agulualdo refused 10 return
ih1 prize. ~ b. requires funds. lie II
preparing Tor the possible return OF the
Islands 90 Spanish rule. ard will enter
NNNAA IT, NNNINHAIN ANNN NlAANH AsNANN
native Il sworn u ioln his ra"is In such
~ event.
of ne southern islands. Mindanao
would NO combine against spain.
Ther arr two eases Of smallpox this
week. although the health u the troops
fhlWa a a4ghi Improvement, there being
fCNer case % typhoid fever and dyscn-
terry. There Il atlil need Tor more wo-
men ruIHvs.
iled Cross workers. after some sllgh'
bitches. arr startling au ably managed
auxiliary hurptn Tor SERIOUS ca n
likewise hospital flr the califofN
troops. Thay contemplate opening aull
another home fur cunYllrHcrntH.
Drugs. food and supplies in the Red
Gross H1clvy'H hands have been given "a
lllluT soldiers without stint as the no.
rrsslti1H Of she situation demanded
Thor 10 great need now Tor money to
AID In the extension Of the work. and
iht fact. cannot hs TOO strongly im-
prtasi upon tha people The British
war ships. Powerful and RATHER. hav,
been ordered to Nonrk1nE Il IL aald
ou acoouu OF ihr number u caa-s OF
manriai fever aboard There have beer
/ three deaths on the Powerful.
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OFFICIALS ESCORT DELEGATION
frrsIden, waitles Welcomes he Distinguished
Party Of Utah Visitors.
HISTORY oFUTAHA FASCINATING STORY.
Speeches by Governor Iicber ~. Wells
President. snow. Geo. y. Cannon
aud Joseph o. smith.

Exposition Grounds. omaha, Ncb..
october 20 is9s.
The weather II very cold. The Utah
delegation was escorted TO grounds BY
the exposition management
President wattlca. In warm wel-
coming speech said
The motion 10 hold this exposition
was made by william J. Bryan. and
was seconded by George q. Cannon"
The Utah exhibit will not BE- Of sec
ond Interest 90 none. The history of
Utah was moro fascinating than any
romance. when brigham Young ac-
compllahrd his promising enterprise he
proved himself one VI the great leaders
of the age The Industry and frugal.
~ uf the inhabitants Of Utah express
an who visit you. In the tide Of emf
grafton which will follow this great
exposition Utah viii share. Utah has
greater resource than Pcnnsylvanla."
Tie clouod by rendering the hospitality
of the exposition 60 the Utah party.
Governor Wells said he was proud
that We are now apart OF these United
States. The Utah division In the war
acquitted themselves crcditably.
President Snow contraated the unin-
habltcd and dcHolato omaha Of nfty
Year, ago with lts grandeur and glory
u today. lie then INDUCED In stirring
"reminiscences OF settling up OF Salt
Lake city. lie said he was aa rich
me- any one when he arrived there. for
he had 3 cents Ia his pocket.
Prcnident Cannon said In a short ad-
dress that he appreciated the eloquent
welcome OF President wntilcs and on
this occasion were awakened many
emotions as boy nf,y-two years ago
when he spent the time In cutting grass
on the omaha ground. lie spoke Of
the departure Of the Mormon battalion.
" the Winter quarters. tho suffering
there. and tho departure Of the plo-
urcrs In ia together with the march
across tho Plains he felt delighted u
be here In omaha on this ausplelous
occasion with the glcrlcs OF the eK-
/ position.
President Smith then related his exc
pericnccs. How he was chased by the
Indians here on this Omaha nat In
1870
Despite the cold the audience were
Intensely interested. Exercises closed
with music By the Innls band. The
Utah party 10 now lunehing At
/ MArLera
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awo THOUSAND DROWNED
m, IA thousand Towns Inundated
10 Ilpan.
|, AMERICAN smK IS DRIVEN ASHORE.


,.....,,.r n C.. oct so.-plsastrous
- ana storms and floods have
r., . fearful iosl Of life and prop
~. J, bs orient 10 the district
led by the river Fcng In Japan
,gsdr,d, Of villages have occn sw'pt
svsy and 200 people have been
A,o,h,r report says go towns are
,,,as, water Thousands Of refugers
az esslns to the cities The lsh-
Id, river has also oycriowcd' drown
~, aver LOO people. Seven prcfce-
,ures we're Destroyed.
toa terrible Dphoon dfr Formosa
nb5ut ihs same time as the floods. great
d.msr- % shipping was done. ~
r,maai eilht Junks were wrecked and
hundred lives hst Twelve junks
Wei, driven 10 ssa and lost
The s,s.mer hgnal Maru wan piled
~ aa shore
Among ,ho ships wcrv the American
4 tais Comet
ID, SHY was abandoned and crew
afgl.
H. Franch steamer Hollow Il
ut,iid On the beach near Annoy Tn,
F. Guala 'aml, Cidiud. formerly VI ths
. Clul Doc. vas lu.t In the open sea
n iisn.ssrl bound p.sacnl lfs Hly tncy
1 Ilfi.l through twenty miles Of aban'
n e9tal kr.t,.A 4he loHH VI lie must
II have hsUu 0turm. ua
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IIRATIIENISN AND BARBARISM.


Vancouver. u. C.. oct. so.-Accordlng
to the latest mail adylces from China
eight subordinate leaders Of tho
Kwangskl rebellion have been bohcid-
cd at wuchow Thty were carried To-
baskets through the principal strccta
asa warning spectacle, amidst the
laughter and Je,rs Of men. women aud
children
Ten th1usand people Witnessed the
dtcnpuntlon and made Il a gaia day.
Little children copied their parents.
who jokrd % the dying rebels "a Soc
lnd before the az fell. when all was
over the chlidfn played uru ng The
hrall Hs bleeding clrpsrs, and mld'
sport with the black, dlsngutcd as.
MaudarinH and hcadmcn lmpfJyistd
sort ~ May pole, ard the heads ~
rrbrls we're placed on top IN tiers, sho
children dancing around them. The
governor advised the Maudar'ns 90
make the behcadinE as festive aH pos
alhlo ~ d. o. aspire disgust fgr The
rebels In che hearts % the people. \
banquet was afterwards spread.
The Japan Mail ray- a petition has
been sent 90 the government BY foreign
consuls rcqucailng thH beheading be
discontinued.
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OMAHA MYSTERY.
An Attempt to Rob a.. Reed collection
Ind. In Dramatic svieids.

omaha. Ncb.. oct s0.-An unknown
man has committed suicide at tho
public library here under mysterious
circumstances,
Everything points 20 the fact that
he had recrrtyd himself In the building
the night before with the Intention OF
robbing the priceless collection OF coins
~ thr Byron Reed donation. When
detection and capture confronted him
he cody placed revolver 10 his tenn
pie and fired bullet into his brain.
When the Waterman rushed upon the
scene the man was dead
The body appears % be that of a
man of culnlfc. There h nothing by
which u might be identified lie was
evidently ituaalnn and some slight
marks on thu clothes would seem 20 in-
liratc that he was noblumnn. The
police believe the man was visitor
NJ the exposition who possessed tcchni-
cal knowledge. and was. perhaps, "a
collector or rare coins himself llec1g-
uizlng the value Of the treasure. rcpnr-
nted from him only by a glass ease,
they think he determined % seize A.,
mud FOR that purpose visited the library
In the evening ana sccrctUd himself
aondy Tor the work Early Ia the
morning the wntchmnn noticed the bur
glnr alarm leading b the Reed collcc-
lion ringing violently, An invcHtlgn-
tiin followed and then the suicides
weapon exploded and the man fell dead
In the hall In front ~ the Waterman.
The door leading 10 the Reed enllec-
lion had hecn tempered with. This
IN the fourth time burglars have at
tempted 20 rob this collection.
The thousands Of gold coins OF nll
nations II includes represent n large
fortune 10 say nothing of the value Of
| the coins ur rare specimens ana COM
plete sets ~ the specie % all nations
The coroner In investigating the case
| The suicide was large, fine looklnr
man. lie was not seen around the
/ building previously ana the police car
| learn nothing concerning him. He wn'
probably ~ years Old. hut there Wal
nothing In his pockets 10 indicate hi
| Identity.
The name John schmidt was fount
written on the margin ~ small maj
NJ Europe found In one ~ his pockets
The map was torn from "A Russian geo
| Frnphy, A pair nf sun glnHHer, tn
case Of which bore the label Riga
| Russia" was also found.
on the corner ~ "A pocket handkcr
chief In red silk were embroidered tn
letters -. X. r."
The dead man. from the cut OF hl
clothing had not been In this countrl
long. From the appearance OF his wear
ing apparel and his general appear
nnce he was above the ordinary statiol
of life.
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wan DrrAnrurNI nuLLrIiN
T. Posted To-day owing syuopsl. OF
Gen, OTIS Report.

Washington. oct. e0.-Ths war de-
putmott today posted thc Following
bulletin.
Utl,r date M yrHrrify Con, Otis
cablci the war Department.
Tao hauali.u ha4.a som Nhai
improved inuueut % rhp.rls ui
cdusa alton and tTUpat ~ ~ desiring IN
dcpcndtnrc. but hlsaie 10 sistlr, sam
Ing ascotlnnCy ~ revolutionary cuun'
els. Promising nothing but vnforcina
the law. Compiler .uta lfis1ualy auect
lu,crlniani commerce AMI diminish rev
onuc. Affairs IflErcfalng paV0rAbiy
though sick report increasing owing
mostly ~ carcie'ancss q enlisted men
Heath OF oiiicera Epod. Condition Of
city and faukt.cs for qutrteriui.
troops improving. Fever d,crclalng,
Intestinal troubles about the sans.
Many slight allmcr.a, unaApoN APP
pltcntly arrested,
During the month = deaths. small
plx. typhoid fever. mA.trial and In.
icsiiral complaints. . accidental.
Gen. OTIS cab.cd considerable mor'
than the above. but the department
ducs MT dcom q advisable o. make The
other portions " she dispatch public
because ~ 70 bearing upon The pcant
INVITATIONS. u c.sI,aIua suEE lions ~
den. OTIS regarding ihr dFI1sil ~ tht
Philippines and also lLiJrmA .-1h about
the insurgents.
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Correspondence nst~crn nsssy aud AS
uinaldo shows M signs Of Agreements.

ulualhu SHOWS 10 NlAns oi Nkf''h'"A"
New York. oct. eo-A dispatch 60 the
Herald from Washington says;
Major General otis has Uuuied 10 tao
war department a review of ihe STU.
alton In the Philippine, showing that
Agulnnidon influence n on the Nnnr
Den. Otis stated that AFuinnllo'f forces
ere being rapidly depleted. Many ~
the dcHertcrH are Joining the spanish
Inrty. apparently because NJ The belief
In tile possibility that the Islands may
be returned 90 Spain. The situation
ia peaceful aud there IL little danger
Of trouble between the natives and
confidence In his ability 10 fully cope
with any development.
Secretary Algcr sent n copy Of tho
dispatch 20 the state department u
N expected that Il will be cnblci o.
the American commissioners IN Paris.
Adit Gen. Simpklns, who has Just re-
turned 10 Washington, brought with
him from Manila an n M correspond
ence which has passed between Rear
Admiral Dewey ana Major General
Merritt and Agulnaidu,
This correspondence shows conrln-
slvcly that the American officers en-
terted Into no alliance, implied VI direct
/ with Aguinaldo. ami that the hands oil
this government are tied Ia no way as
"a result of the corporation u the ins
Hurgents. Some OF the more Import.
/ ant passages Of the correspondents
have been cabled 10 Paris. and complete
copies were forwarded 20 the COM
| mlHslonefs today,
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Paris oct i9.-it ls believed that
The clurt ~ cessation VIII take up the
Dr,yfus UlHe next WHrk and the gen
rriI Impression Is that the decision viii
,s In hyur 0f revision,
Tho court has ob1lned documents
rt.rs rlunt ErIHrhlgy late
Llrut. g.. Henri ana ~ dame Pals
ana the'r mutual re'ai' II Will de-
mind I'M me dlruu0utf bearing upon,
IN, r,r. auI clu witnesses, including
Ilsut. col. plyqulll
n CtyIrre. tho former minister FOR
var La credited wth Che inteutl1n
when parliament rclnmhles, u CALI
irg on me glggWmont 10 take the
9ti..stIl1 lf prylua revision out Of the
80. ~ tb' rIurt W ..Hsl lion. hut IL
(. ,.,iItycd hlt no precedent exists for
Tse g5lr slyf M FIure VIII send a
-, 81 tbs climber Of deputies
rerard'ng me prgy.w g1sr when par
rament reassemhI1s. ~ q Is predicted
by some mat Doc W" appeal Tor a re-
l,ycut,tfYn of Ehn f.u..f1 NOW dis
turbing ne cJuErys tranquility"
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"IN oLD hENrucKy.-
Jacob lit VIA. an Important RAILROAD

New York. oct 90 jacob IItt, tho
theatrical manager, hts obtained q yer
diet Tor 5000 aralnsi ne WABASH ran.
road t1 Che aeoHHd judicial court boz
Long Island Clty The Hut vas hrlugh,
60 recover ghr value OF scenery prop
critics. bIgEugr and horses used by Mr
LIT ln his pul1urla1 90 Ia Old Ken
lucky drstuycl by tht burning OF q
baggage cor VI % special tran VI the
Wabash Hrs near Kansas Cty in jan
uary, 1896,
When she claim was pres ntei % the
officers " lhe rtiruId 90 ~, Louis pay.
ment was refused un the ground that
the road WIS ult rHUuf Die A. "A CONE
mon CARRIER because the train was
specially chartered ana the company
had 10 control over o.
Judge GaUctEln dlvrted the Jury T.
bring lu "a verdict fIr Mr. Lltt. The
ludre held chat railroad company was
liable uad.r the circumstances as %
Common Clrrlrf.
The casa has been closely watched By
theatrical m1mgcu because u Us said
20 be- the first Instance wherein "a rail-
road company has contested a claim for
damages resulting from the destruction
az baggage and scenery Ia Transit.
Theatrical mon commended that the po-
atln " the railroad company was
uuleuahle,
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THE silver Republican. la Denver WIN
Meet tomorrow.

Denver. Colo. oct. Safeguarding the
decision OF the suprcm court. an.
nOuncsd last evening. awarding tho
name ana emblem u the silver Repub-
llcan parry 20 the iiuad. or anti-Teller
fraction Of that party. senator Teller
said.
Il am disappointed at the ruling OF
the couri, which I consider lndcfenalble.
u; makes the emblem an agency %
fraud On the voter instead Of pr0tec-
don, ns Intended by the state. The Sill
ser Republicans viii vote the fusl0n
lickft, which Will be nlled by petition.
II VII take more than decision OF a
bare majority % court 10 discourage
the true friends Of silver.
our enemies may have the emblem,
but We Will have the votvs. and the
fusion ticket viii be elected by great
majority"
Tho committee 20 mn vacancies on tn.
Silver Republican ticket will meet FRI
l1y night, and 1, u Understood that a
fusion VIII b. effected with the Repub-
Leans Henry u, Wolcott, brother Of
senator Wolcou, viii be made, IL ID
aid, the candidate Of both parties for
guycrnor
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ouR NAVY
Sec. Long Approves the rindiuss Of Den
yer Conrtmartlal

New York. oct. Ca dispatch % the
Herald from WashInEiln sSH;
Secretary Long has arpOvgi ne ma
lnss ~ the court Nhch tired oEi sem
fenced Chaplain ]. L. Mclu.rye 90 d.s-
ulssl from ,hc naval service Tor
Criticisms he made OF the conluct OF
Rear Admiral Sampson, and Captain
II. ID. Evans.
Secretary Long denies ihe report that
Admiral Dewey VIII come % ne uni-
cd states on leave u absence. II Is tA.
peclcd that Rear Admiral sgh'ey ".ll
return from Porto Rico on q mereh lnt
steamer as the NeWurk ls wanted az
~ Thomas 10 make an lnyts Eitln
~ the coallng question existing mere
Admiral Sohley'a name has he. con
nected with the succession 20 Rear IA
mral BuIce as commardlni OF me
~ klyn navy yard, hut IL Is not az nv
certain that ne WILL have his assign
inert. Rear Admiral Howell r. hls
senlor and as the department generllly
considers seniority In making selection,
Tor important Positions 10 u iesaluyi
a. Akely that Rear Admiral nchley WI
be ordered 10 duty a. pre@id"'' ~ 'he
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DowS TO nusISsss.
Porto Rico IL ouist Postal Anair, Run oA
the American Plan,

san Juan, Porto Rico. oct. 2O.-rhe
city romans orderly and an Is quiet
elsewhere. MAJ. Gen. Brooke Il In
stalled In the palace and Brig Gen.
Henry remains az commander Of the
district OF Ponce. Brig Gen. Grant
has been appointed commander OF the
district Of san Juan,
Seniors Rivera, Blanco, Lopez aud
Clrb0nnel. minister VI the insular gov.
.rnmout. have rendered their rcslgna-
lion 20 Gta. Brooke. stating that they
viii perform their functions II desired
until their successors are appointed,
Tho following general orders issued by
len Brooke Do q dlgnlned, fair docu-
ment and has been well received by
The people;
The postuillce here under American
auspices Is being established with all
possible haste. q. S. Commissioner
Carroll arrived here yesterday on board
The steamer Panama,
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Japanese Insurance Trouble.

Vancouver 49, g.. oct 2o-The liy-
exception of the Mciii Tclkuku and
ky0sal t.lft Issuance company. every
l.fH Insurance company iu Japan o. In
difficulties OWNS 90 their buHiur their
Hviuaty nhlrH too closely on BRUSH
and American lines. NunU NJ them
can even uay ihpir hills. Every twn
ur three months. owing To- enormous
disasters Involving great loss " life. an
Insurance company suspcnds payment
A. there is no system 90 depoHitIng
guarantees with the government. hold.
crs or heirs lose the benefit. aud cx.
tonHIve frauds are suggoatcd.
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Power Iu,s pura.d.

Merrill Wis. oct. ig.-Fire today
originated hy "a spark from heated
clutch lu tho main SHAFT IN the power
house Of th, Street Railway company.
destroyed that plant together with tho
scott Lumber c0mpauys min adloln-
Ing.
The railway and lighting ulmpnny'a
plant was valued az 10000 aud Insured
Tor 5000.
The Scott company's plant was valued
NJ 100000 insured Tor $500
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81. LOUIS. oct. s0.-In the case OF tho
P.tsburg Cyucibie Steel company
against the Diamond Steel company
III Tfnitrd states court ~ appeals hns
handed down a dccisicn % favor u The
appellee. affirming he opinion ~ the
lower court
IN, case was hinurh, o. restrain the
appellee fr1m imifttmg Grade mark
" '.he appellant AMI from selling gyu'is
marked with th1i trade mark w any
stimulation u q. The court decided thu
~ damage had been sustained by thc
appellants.
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80 OFFICIAL NEws.
Na,ai nureau Not Vet Notined Regarding
the Hattie

Washington. oct. 2o.-N4 tlr aH clu,i
be nso.rt4intd. 10 Information regard
Ing ap rsrlriod nHy,A orgIEHmUut d az
boon received nl the navy drpftn,ui
r.r has Gen. OTIS, comm indinE The
IIttrl stttun tfu0pa at Manila, made
any reference O. % In MY c0mmunica-
tuus be- may have made 90 .he VAR
Department
The dispatch crested considerable IN
forest here. Rccutly q uoNhpAp'le
contained 4 statement that Admiral
Dewey had dispatched one ur two "
his ships o. auuihcr portion %! me
Philippine group pn a niiHinl ui Hlme
imtnrilrce. and the uusgrsiion u
made urlnicialiy that . may nave @ecn
ihert vessels which have been en-
gagged ln combat W.,h the Insurgents,
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Minneapolis oct 20--A special from
Walker 90 the journal says;
George Burnett, ,he chief . the To-
dian police. arrived from the agency
ulrly th.s morning ana reported o.
Mlrshal OC0nnur that May QuaW
May Mash Cow Aush. son OF Bog Al
Mah Qe ShIg. and Mus In An 500 ~.
had Just come In from Bear Island am
would surrender themselves when the
marshal came " the ageucy.
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earinaw. Mlch.. oct "a brilliant
riciriy wedding tok place last cvon-
Ing when Eihcl Rust Hay daughter ~
Nil Martha Hay Ayers WIS married
io Henry stoWlrt Mckee ~ LIS An-
reies. The ceremony WIS n1'eun zel AZ
mo Caui4 street Presbyterian by Rov.
Chirief =. Bronson.
Tho riuOm Il ron of Mr.. and Mrs.
Htufy r. Mckee formerly wei known
IN Wellington society circlcs. Mis-
Hays father vas the late james Hay q
well known Sagiuaw valley multmll-
IuTairD.
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Wellington. orf 20.-'rhe h0uae "
bishop no iho ET sp1l ger rII cIatou-
tl0n lobby collected The f1HowH1 mise
HlIufy hHhHras
Flr Haa. Ida. ROY. j. u. Furstuu
~ i1r m1uil. Va. For slenuent1.
cal, Row W. a. Masfttard IN eln
FrIrr.ron. Nur'h Dakota. rev g n
lilgtll NJ ChnrI; flr rftddlrF bah1u
~ nnza. it.y. l. l.. KnHllvrr VII
Eiul1.
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Mu.lsrlnE nmc.r Arrolalct.

Washington, DOT. eO.-Cnpiain Lyman
W, kenuon. sixth Infantry, has brgn
made ohiof mastering officer With 90
following aaslHllUts; Clp- jos.
batohelor, IT.. 2ith irtaniryi Frs
AcutH, Harry n. Ice. Melvin W, Nl-
won, Jomes ], Hlrnhrllk. David T.
= Tray Harrison J. Price and Second
Lieut. Charles ID. Roberts.
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New York, oct "a dispatch 10 tho
Tribune from Halifax says;
The rcglmental sports OF the Royal
canadian battalion OF inn erial troops
were marked by an unusual Incident
Al the conclusion u the sports 100 mon
Inc pick OF the garrison, formed "a
pyramid BY mounting upon one as
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examining AMI rcaring lnard while
Ncir Admiral Howell will ~ 90 the
navy yard.
hsA.y our rcr cent ~ the enlisted
force " the navy are INV Americans
hy birth or naturalization. Hvo years
nEl titc moro than hllf ~ the enlisted
nrto were Americans either by birth OF
naturalization.
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49, Louis. oct i9.-Thrce plastcrerr
Charles. James ~. and Frederick
Smith. brothers. We're on nn elevator
on the tenth floor NJ the new Lincoln
trust building. when the rope brok,
this afternoon. Al feii O. the first
rlor and received serious Injuries. II
iH believed james viii die aud the
others are in critical condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

New York oct. 2O.-The battleshlp
Texas passed SANDY Hook al $500 am.
Tor phlladg lphia, She is TO take part In
no peace jubilee there, and then 60 Into
Try dock 10 prepare for her long voyage
Cd Manila, IL Is expected ah,, WIN be
b, ady 10 30 20 Manila la about six
wHykF.
Tho transport Berlin also sailed this
morning, bound for Santiago and Porto
'iro. with auartsrmaster'A Htons, ote.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20
VARIABLE KiN.
u. q, Church Awarded $4,000 damage,
on Account af = Iynched Relative.

Urban. oct, 20.-Thr circuit court has
handed down decision the case ID
49, r.. church against Champagne c0un
ty Tor 81 900 damages, Tho suit grow
out " iha lynchlug OF Slick Michel
two years ago, which gives me nearrs'
kn 5000. The common pleuA court
had the laW unconstitutional. M,
circuit court held II 20 be constitution
lna case VII, now 80 90 the Suprem
court