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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

Kinrton. jamaica. Nov. 9.-The Brit.
lHh naval authorities az Port Royal.
the naval headquarters here. sxprral
the opinion that the order f1r the mu-
hilH1Uun ~ thu Urtlah North Amurl-
can and Nrs. Indian squadron forms
Iart % a grand. comprehensive scheme
Tor naval denomination on che part
81 Great Hribiln intended 10 Indicate
their readiness tu face any ana all pose
rhlu hostile development Greut iirIt.
ain. 10 u alsd. fully realizes the meuacsa
OF the fu,ufy and Wlu accept war now
with France or Russia or bpgh and thn
present denomination Indicates that
neither will accepts The challenge. nut
should thry DO 40 Great britain can
never be- mure prepared than now, go
pecially IN yluw 0f Tho possible arrange
mciF OF au American understanding
and va NIHN ~ thu fact that The mar
qulH 81 Salisbury government has the
support % an me political parties Ia
Great Britain.
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and Second. Third. Fifth and Ninth
immuucs.
The Panama also had on board the
bodies " these soldiers: capt. w. n.
Dickinson and Lieut.. Dennis M Nlohie,
Seventeenth infantry. Lieut.. Thonns
A. Wanblru, Seventeenth Infantry.
Sergeant ~. n. Russell. First volunteer
cavalry. PrIyates Fred r. Taft. sins
Undergrave Ir., =. Hoackenson. James
Wheeler. Harvey Randall. ". G,
Greene ana J. G. King. Second Massa-
G. Culman, Th.fty-fpurth Michigan
volunteers. Private A. Gchnnn and
sidney A. schoncld. scvonty-nrst New
York volunteers; Private John ~ Ko-
den. First Illinois volunteer Infantry.
Mcasrs. Daizeli ana Hun. who were
aboard the transport Panama. went
20 Porto Rico ana SafitIaCu 90 make "A
personal study N the conditions in
thise now military posseasinm or the
United States. notably with "a view 20
obtaining Information which W1uli Doe
useful 10 Mr.. palzell In the House NJ
Representative when question Affect
ing Cuba and Porto Rico are under
discussion. and also Tor the purpuse III
looking Tor opportunities for railroad
construction IN the isiondf.
Another member OF tho prty which
accompanied r. preventative DuEell
was Dr.. Ezra NJ GruHH " the Key.
stone Coal and Coke company ui
GroensbufE. IA.
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usn, n-oon Gives Tew Items Regarding
the L..sh take Anaif aud indians C.n-
sraiiy.


Chicago. Nov. a.-"Aa an arrract
proposition The Indians want nv moru
lighting. They have had enough 20
last Tor some time In the bear Lake
campaign Just over However. the ln-
dian character IN such that one may
never toll when ho viii take up ht
arms And wage a dusultory warfare
against locai communities"
This was IN. answer Gen. John NJ
Bacon. the veteran Indian rsh's who
commando dtho United States troops la
the fsevUt Indian outbreak IN Mime.
sofa, save 90 question as g. the prra-
ent feeling OF tho kpd men. Den, Bacon.
who la temporarily m command of the
pak0tlH and ihe Department VI the
Northwest, with headquarters Ht &c.
Paul. D. in Chicago on official business.
% want il Hiy one word" said Gen.
Bacon. about tho su-callrd Raw fa-
CrulI' out 90 The seventy aUyCn mon
who were with me lu the battle OF Octo.
Der On. hfty-rlEht wgr enlisted during
the middle uf last summer, but their
conduct was admirable. 70 10 40 o
o'clock tl unAr a. nEht the Indian
~ today any moro than o. was lu the
Old days Uf Indian warfare. I'hg war;
painted Indian 10 Today 10 thu same
cruel and trrlrhtfuus Zoe OF ihr p.alns
uf Year. ago. Hr Do nos iu battle 90 be-
killed such an Idea % unpleasant 60
him. Hr ls leo 90 k'i the other fellow
m any way ho can. Had 10 NOT been Tor
that engagement coming 30 The time o.
did. and resulting Aa 10 dld. The Indians
% other tribes would have Joined with
che rebollluu1 ones ana formed a force
which would have cost "a great llHH "
he 10 suppress, Those Indians had
been accommodating arms ana ammunition
Tor a long time. They We're Just uch-
ng for a hFhl Their brother Htd men
were Ia sympathy with chem. aud had
the battle uut gone our way, The Win
nrbagoa. RCD Lake, Cas- Lake and
other tribes would have rs-enfurcrd the
Bears ana ffumgd a most formidable
and dangerous foe"
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ohio. his boyh1od home. Admiral NIL
- 4. al rafiro from the service In the
navy Nov. %. Before leaving Admiral
~ believe the Pacific station 90 be Sec
ond In Importance IL not the most I'M
portant naval station We nave ihlnk
but because the rapid growth or ihe
aests In those waters 30 many years,
hui eecause the rapid growth Of the
West r,nst cities indicates that large
population will eventually reside there.
/ am therefore greatly rratlhed that
the government has seen ~ 90 send Two
such magnificent batueshlIa o. the
oregon and She Iowa TO bhe Paclhc STA
speaking OF ns prospective retire.
ment. Admiral Miller said
Il greatly regret the necessity OF quiz
Ing fhs rsfNFcr at a time when ! feel
I am We'll able 90 fulnlll my dutes, bus
must give way to younger men. have
had my innings and must give others
with regard to the Lessons gained by
the hte war he said;
"First ana foremost think The ncces-
alty for the NlcaraEuan canal lH the
thing OF prime Importance 10 or.
navy. A country which has such a vast
coast line ON two oceans needs route
b. which warar.fa can be ir1nafcrrld
from ocean TO NNNau MNANfAA ANNAI NlN =
the necessity OF clrrumnavlgatirE a
continent 4 think the Nicaraguan
canal will be- built IN eight years 10 is
the unly practical passage.
THE chief difficulty to boz aurmounted
IN Nicaragua IA the esilhl shmcui "
por, at Grcytown. The shifting lands
thprpah1uia render navigation difficult
and considerable expense would BE- In
CURED in liking che harb0r Up
Another necessity shown by the war
o. shat OF having a large numnor " nrss
class hatilvships capable " swing Hgh-
teen miles an hour. We must have them
and / think We will have them. We
want more ships Ike the recently
launched Illinois.
with regard 90 HTwaH, Il was eH-
plcihiiy pleasant Tor me GO close q iuug
service by presenting my country with
large and fertile territory, Ever since
my nfut visit 90 Hawaii 100 80 ! have
been convinced that the Islands SHOULD
belong, 60 ua. l have visited Honolulu
many times and have already been ac-
corded a royal welcome there. 10 d now
ih1riuFhiy American city und We ala
right In taking It ln."
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.,t.au Now a-'rhe members u
N. lHilHn party from PlitsburF
~ t'Ifhh HrhU1d some or AN " Hh im
ilr Panama are Congressman
liIzfll, eX-C0Hgronman George
q, lIH ~ Hfrrrsburg. Judge jacob y.
Ni lhr g.nmga pleas court. AL
s1.Hy d. n'ngnan N plttbnrg. J..
t''.h.t, editor NJ the Jeanette Dls-
"N aHl atH,h.r gmtlsman 81
''lf{, a friend of Mr.. Hun.
~ ~ ,he party let Plttsbufg about
No., ato was reported th-.
a, uAlsgll ana Hun were glinr 49,
's'la q the Pdiusyiv4nia rali.
a. Iil inls has siuse been denied.
la ilAH p1le.t was no doubt 20
ptA'A,,i coal lands m Cuba and Porto
s,r, 9lr pilzoll went tu inyestlgate
m. ,"nllllans In the two Islands.
i1y. N.l members ~ ghs party we're
i.,l sugsta and On thelr paft Inc
".F was undortakta for Measure
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Frouch. English and Russian diplomacy
would provoke International inierven-
ton which would raise a quarrel OF
exceptional gfuvlty
IN 90 pra1n. moment Il is because
something No Toe sort Nigh. happen
that the auuulu Of Europe ln general
towards no splnIards and Americans
Do ua i1llowHt
Come io some agreement about the
price 20 GOO philippines. make c1nCes-
..ona oH either side. but whatever you
4u nc quick abb stt 10. ThHro nr. plcu-
iy ~ troubles Heating around Just now
upon 90 political horizon without "a
pr' InFa'.ln Df these dangerous nego-
fIafIIuH 20 yours"
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following the interview he had with
nm. IN conclusion. I VIII express
my eradication ut the whole tone VI
frieulliuosH toward the prosecution of
the canal enterprise under American
auspices which characterized y1ur eun-
versntlou with me yesterday. and Uf-
pcclally Tor the personal assurance YOU
were pleased 90 give me that the fran
chiso. " the Maritime Canal company
would not be- intcricrcd with by the
Nlcarnguan government until % lnpHeH
by It's own Limitation in October. isg1
unless. 90 use your own Words "tho
government Of the United States may
desire 10 mako contract direct with
this government 60 build canal t-
self
The canal complication is tangled ur
with the entrance OF the greater Co..
public NJ Central America uu1n the
second stage " its existence. which uc.
CURED yesterday The republic has
now been IN existence Tor two years
having had itH foreign affairs managed
by what IL termed a, Diet" which the
United States tacItly recognized hy rp.
cciving minister whom 70 accredited
here
The department will now be- called
urun to determine whether the greater
republic shalt be- given fun recognition.
but AZ Il opposed the despatch VI Min.
lister Merry % Central America aud
has further. 10 has been charged. gx-
ertoi lif Influence o. procure the con.
ntructl1n N tho canal by Great Britain
rather than hy tho United States. % Do
doubtful 70 Minister Merry viii be nc.
credited 10 TO- Cor tho present at least
Before such action could be- taken
Congress would have On specially make
nn appropriation f1r cteditinr m.u-
lister Go the greater republic Senator
MORGAN has violently opposed such nr-
ton and. the nuthuritIva have 90 rpn.
rln Oh believe he will change his at.
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INDIFFERENCE AND NEGLECT
at ARRIVES IN HAVANA TODAY


$50 YORK. Noy. 9-Advicea from
- al, d rumor IL current there
a., m, United states transport paha-
w., w., which ien Santiago Tot Sew forN
~, ru,.iay with go passengers mas
~, I'D 10 cape Maysl. cuba
The ncws 10 said TO have p,'n
,,.nsht to Santiago BY fishing
,.t,5ner. which. cruising along 'he
.,r sighted wrcokagc. among when
,s.a ilff proscryor marked Panama
Most of the Panama'H passengers
So. soldiers. Among the civilians
v,f. Congressman John palzeh oil
Pennsylvania aud eS-CongrcsHban
orrs u. Hun Of orccnaburg. Pa.
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AMERICA MUST Build IT.
Private Enterprise VIII Never Make he Great
Water Way.
NiosraEuan Canal Complications are Caus.
Ing iittlo stir In the Circle. Of
thos. Interested.

Porto Plata. Nov. g.--ln on Interview
President iicufcauK say Il has been
arranged that export dulles arr pay
able in gold coin. Zee as1 announces
lhai the National Hank will be- rcor.
rnnlz,d and viii issue certificates 20.
degmablc IN gold. This 10 regarded a.
assuring stability Tor the rates OF cx-
change.
New York. Nov. IA dispatch to the
Herald from Washington says;
Aciiun has been taken by The admin
lsirUun looking 60 lhs maintenance Of
the status quo with rrsps-t 90 the con.
cess.oH Of the Maritime Canal com
pany Tor tho construction Of the Nj
camruan canal
Secretary Hay has ctblcd instructions
Gu nlmstrr Merry under which. through
Consul Donaldson at Mauagua. REM
onalraupra Nll py lodged with prrs..
drut Xcilya against The concession lbs
government hls AWARDED 90 Mcssrs.
Eyre and CpEn. representing au
American syndicate, Cor the consiruc.
ton u the canal upon The expiration
81 she contrast held Dy the Maritime
company.
Information IN thc plsscsson Of the
authorities n ~ q very mes frf charac-
Ter due 60 the fact iHN ilN lrmatlon
received from Minister Mrug has been
by cable and h. has been unable 90
send the text uf thr agreement entered
into with Mcssrs. Eyre and Cragin. Al.
though II has been reported that the Nj
caragunn congress has rnuned the
provisional agreement submitted 60
u By the president. che authorities arc
hopeful Of preventing nnal approval be-
Results OF the cau Consul Donaldson
will make upon President Zclaya can-
not be- fOrrraHtei hy ihr officials. but
IN some circles, II r. not believed 10
win have ans important effect. The
president and members N hlH cabinet
are OF the upluIun that tho new syn
dictate has not entered into the agree
mcnt with the NlraAEuan government
10 build the canal. uut tu make a deal
with the Maritime Canal company. I'M
der which ths syndicate Nlll receive a
certain sum Tor tts rights,
80 far as thc uim.usuailon In con-
cernrd, ~ objection lI "A transfer 81
the concession Hes w the had effect Il
we'll have upon s1HEr 81 which would
necessary 10 she construction OF the ca.
private enterprise win never bulld
that great water way said an Official
last night. - government viii have 90
build q. ana that glyarnment Will be
thf United states, e. flr 40 the admin
lstrai.un is concerned y II not a ques-
hon of what company has contract,
but the President II pledged 10 the con.
rlruct.0n of she canal. lie believes u
~ hs "a necessity and he therefore de-
stree that thr status quo Doe maintained,
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BACK TO CIVILIZATION.
Major Mafehind Arrives 10 Cairo From
fashodi Today.
he IS AWARDED A GREAT OVATION,
small In stature. but ITO IA Calculated "a
Cut iiig Figure Amongst the
Nations,

Cairo. Nov a-'Major Mainland. The
commander or the French expedition "a,
Falhull, arrived Ssro az z o'clock this
evening ilv Waa met Et the railroad
station Boy she FrcDch officials ANA rvs.
ldvuit The explorer booked shin and
Uuu'ei. Directly shu mtor appeared
at the door VI the train the spectators
rushed forward waving hats. sticks and
hinikgrchIgiu and crying. "Viyc Mar
chaud."
Tho lat,or who was much pleased
hnl gouohei ai she reception accorded
him. drove m 90 the French diploma
&c aEynry amid cheering.
The French officer. Whl IN short.
slight active aud br1uEcd. was dress. 4
4u civilian clothes.
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.,s soldier Heroes, neturhinE omeers
.rd Men Embarked ta = Conn ship

add Men Embarked ia = Conn snip
X.w York. nov. IA dispatch to the
u,nM from Santiago de cuba says;
IL IL rumofrd that the transport
Panama went down In a gale IN the
w,rdward Passage last night The
f.5r D. based on the report VI a fish
rf shoanrt which reached here from
c.fs MayaL II 10 not known whether
ag of the paaacngers aud crew
ta,h.d the shore In safety.
Sac foundation Tor the reported loss
di,s transport 10 found In thu TACT
niia large amount Of wrcckugc sup
ri.l Co belong TO the Panama. has
ben picked Up Eight articles marked
Panama" werc found IN the water
but 90 uao, Of the vcrsol was uccn ~
faf BE- s Known huro.
The Panama. which was taken from
ne spanIards aa prize during the
war. was 10 ba, condition when shr
failri if0m santiago ON Monday, Her
engines we're uut VI order and ncr hun
damaged Hsf condition was 81, b
that Postmaster Hugo lydcmnu con.
fliafcl hrr unsafe ana declined to
place The malls aboard her. Many
tramrn here say tho vessel has b,rn
untrlN .lihy fuf long time,
When ihr Panama sailed from this
rlt ah' had llQ persons ON board, In
,llilnE u'lcrru. passengers ana CROW,
Au0uE ihe puaHrugurn were itvpttHvn.
iuNr John uilEell and former Cone
glrfamausat large Hun of pcnnuyl-
Nan.a, Who with q part % seven PENN
UNanln railroad men had spent sever
o. day. 10 santiago Investigating plans
~ cnsirucuug a railroad 90 connect
s-luig0 with Havana, with which they
20 peyu taNHrahly Impressed.
lhefa were several officers % regl-
hrau HlN stationed Ia Santiago. who
tde on their way home. having been
t!ahl'd leave of absence On account
y NlhtHa. Most of the passengers,
hlnt'rr were from Porto Rico, The
fAhlml was bound Tor ports on the
lh coast ~ cuba, Tor Havana and
THERE IL ~ Geographic communlca-
~ between here and Cape MuyHi.
ile lsht house on that point II badly
exalted The site ~ misleading. Gale.
y. f'.ht Intervening between the
ashl anu north bound vessels. The
nal.h fruit steamer Bclycdcro was
sIf.Ard ihrtr In May. Gen. Wood
"a ordered all vessels bound eastward
30 ihe lookout for any traces of
~ wy i"nama ana her passengers and
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nrrrALn sAII.s rnpAN.
Hound far Nsniis VIA sues rsnai tn.
'rul'sf wiii Arrive In Iiari,or by Chri.i-
nas.

New York. Nov. a.--Eycrythins r.
NV in readiness for the departure ~
ne cruiser hurniD. which viii sail Tor
Manila today Tue cnalinr ~ the shin
was completed laft uirht ana This
morning Commander n. iicmph.il
VII rrcglvc hiH supplemental orders.
Tho hunllu tH 90 ru hy way " fha
MliI'urranean ana Hurf canal
There vii hc seven hundred men Cor
Admiral bUwey'H fleet uu ihr WuntIl
when nhe Sails They ars intended 90
nI che vacancies due Co Illursf andNih q
causes on mo vessels boz thr AHIHuc
station.
4 large amount ~ stores viii also be-
sent ON the Hunnin She D. expected
90 make ihe trp 10 about nfty days.
travelling no re- speed ~ ton knots an
hour. An effort WI be made 90 rst her
Into Manila hirhlr by Christmas
Twenty four officers Hiii ON tho Uuf.
fain. Commander J. n. HemnhW r. In
command Lieut. ". 49, d. rxceu.
tive lfllrHr ani Lieut.. Gen. ~ Logan.
navigator
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81, HEAVIER Dam. WIS. Nov adam
iiainmer, WIN shot nine men az the lto-
wen Manufacturing c1mpauy's shops.
u siill 10 jan here and denies all recol-
leotlon OF the affalr lle said 10 his
VIC who visited him ln hs cen that ne
WIS very sorry such a thing should
nave happened. but he knew nothing of
with the eycopHon Of j. T.. Lyons,
VINO was Shot In the eye. n1 serious
consequence have resulted wilbur hem
nelt the man alleged % have quarreled
WIN Hammer, has been discharged
from the employ of the RuWeN CONF
pany. The nfiair was an outgroWth Of
a, series Of practical jokes played on
hammer by his fellow Workmen.
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WAX ASp PRIVATE PROPERTY.
Memorial Presented Co rTest Mckinley to
Gail zn International Convention.

Washington. Nov, IA memorial pre-
pared by charles Henry Butter ana
others. has been presented 20 the preal-
dent. asklng that this government, eau
an international convention 20 consider
the quvatl0n ut making private ROPER
y free from capture on the nigh sras
in time OF waL The memorial pays a
tribute ~ the administration on the
humane and speedily successful pT1ae-
uutluu OF the recent war, and points
uut that this government ID la the best
position Of any power al present 10 take
the Initiative IN such a humane move
mcut. without lnyug itself open 10 the
lmputat.ou ot HelnHhnsss.
The memorial Eiyya an interesting
resume ul tnlH cuuntry'a advocacy VI
frse ships anu free goods, and quotes
thU famous Paris convention, which u
viii bee remembered 10 ~ follows:
'Flug-Prlyatccriug 10 and remains
abolished.
Stc0nd-Thc neutral law covers the
onumyH goods with the exception OF
c0ntrablud or war,
Third Neutral goods. except contra
band lf waT. are not liable 70 capture
under The guUuy'a nag.
"F0urth-bIuykudes 10 b. binding
must be- vnpugiyp-that Is 20 say. main
tanned hy force really sufficient TO
prevent access Co The cugmy'H coast
The memorial urges that International
law should DO amended 20 not only in-
clude all the above. but 90 except al
private property from capture, except
coutrIblud uf war 10 Us pointed out
that the present threatening aspect "
Eurupena politics would make this move
hy the United states particularly ac-
crpiahle t1 tue remainder 90 the world
at yuH time, and boaldca saving unt0ld
loss ana suffering by Innocent nOn-cum-
bitius iu case uf d general war, would
stand forever as another OF the many
strong claims that this country holds
upon the gratitude OF the civilized
world.
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rmnnE Ann oTmrns.
spain Has Not ~ Exclusive Corner on
Diplomacy,

Washington. Nov. AIN regard u
SPANS protest against sending the bat
usahlpu oregon and Iowa 10 Manila.
Secretary VI State Hay has notified 81.
Ihlcbaut. She French charge a. aualTa.
who % representing spain Ia the abb
aence uf ~ Cambun, that the dostina-
ton OF these ahipa o. Honolulu. and as
that II now an American port, hia goy-
eminent has the righ, 10 sgnd the shlpa
there
The oregon and Iowa are now IN Bra
lillian waters, and while officially II 10
stated thcy are bound for Honolulu. u
IL unoiilclally reported that they wall
proceed % Manila without delay.
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HNgGi, York Nov. a.--A dispatch to the
tftrrn. ''Hl Washington says: The
h4rt Panama was bringing
s5ji'.. 'elM Eecon OF ordnance and
fsF'm',,. "nl are ill from the several
Immune many being from the Third
f.g.. Den tho greatest suffersr fr.om
r.IIey. lhg REGIMENTS which went 10
nv Ivy, ,hg Firm army corps.
the ,h'it'H now Ia Santiago arc
Tusnt, .A United states infantry.
'' ''A'Ed Kansas. Eighth Illinois
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sAft mn nor souND.
'''nA Arrives At Havana To-day AT Nine
tbs Morning

A., '.nl, Nov 1.-The transport Pan.
~ from Santiago. fesrs H. ,'hiet,
49, Httey had been entertalnrd
"a '.'.l mere today atsa. M, and iand.
m, ~ American paEst GERS. lnclud.
H8y... military officers. She lefi
IN - .. ~ about 10 a. M. her 0cstlna.
n 'l,I .nuy being New York.
,o6 !. 'lnttrd the Panama has nhotn,
l'sN men Or board.
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Now York, Nov. a.-The United
states b!iilrshp Texas arrived today
from Philadelphia. She Will 81 ~ tha
tavy yard o. Boz placed ln dr,' dock Tor
repairs 90 she propeller. which vas in-
ynudlnr 90 the DfluWara
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New York. Nov al lockwood
Hewitt. widely known In theatrical
circles AN over Tho country as n. Rock
wood. ar charles Frnhmau's general
business manager. ilrd from append.
cita last uIEht at the san Reno,
NJ K0ckWnDd'a atagt lu the theatrical
business was made more than twelve
years ago us n manager ~ road COM
panirs lle WIS connected ln this ca-
paclty with Esmrrlia, YOUNG Mrs.
Winthrop and llHld by thg Enemy.
When Mr. Frohman established his
stock company li what ls now Proctor 5
Twenty-Th.rl Street Theater. DE made
Mr. lockwood HE general business
manager. q position which he had re-
tilned ever since, ana which has grown
20 b. one % the greatest responsible ties.
as Mr. irOhmanB enterprises have In
creased In number and extent
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san Francisco. Nov a-The Halted
Sihien transport steamer ~ Paul ar.
rived here today. % days from Manila
she hrluFhl four prisoners from she
lnll'd SiiigH steamer Charleston. whi
Will serve their scutuHceu at Mar, H..
land.
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New York, Nov 8-The works OF the
National Starch company az Glencloye.
l.. L.. Wor visited hy a disastrous nra
today. The volunteer nre department
from ulenclOye and surrounding places
were IN able 20 check the danes. LoAa
will b. about 100000.
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chicago, Nov 3.--Rcar Admiral J. N.
,,ti'r Nh6 h0lsted the nag over thc
iiawailan Islands ana proclaimed them
nart OF The unilcd SlatsI, left this civ
Today after a days stay for Springfield.
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,ss EVENING PAPER 10 THE
PAPER or TO-DAY. THE NORM
mo PAPER is THE PAPER OF
YESTERDAY.