Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-07

tallerH have made statement that
the brewers do not stand their portion
OF the war tax, and loo consequence n
meeting win soon DO held to deter
mine whether or not a syndicate Of re-
tailors shall be formed and brewery
OF their own be established In this city.
The California state Protective assoc
citation Of Liquor Dealers viii ondeavor
10 bring the brewers 90 n realization of
the movement IN view. and then. "
portion OF the tax ls not forthcoming
and the retailers protected 10 certain
mark laid down by them. u proposition
Will be placed before an retail liquor
deaiers which may result in a new
brewery.
The lack of decorations on American
vessels on previous national celehrn-
lions has been thr subject OF severe
criticism, says the SAN Francisco
Chronicle British vessels lying In che
harhnr have always been dressed with
n cav show OF bunting on American
hnlidays. but the decoration Of Amori-
can vessels has generally been consplc-
nous by It's absence. The explanation
riyen has aiwaya been that American
crews were discharged nc this port
whereas the captain NJ an English ship
had a fun complement ~ apprentices
and seamen 10 assist him In the work
of making n display. Fourth " July.
1905, however, can call Tor no criticism
M the display NJ bunting along the
probably never been seen In that port
before.
The departure Of the fourth Manila
cxprdition before the middle uf next
week IN now assured There Is some
doubt however. as 60 whether II Will
h. commanded by General Miller. aa
has hon announced. Thorc are only
two transports now ready 10 sail, and
they cannot carry more than l,t0N men
Therefore this expedition may DE PLACED
I'm charge VI Major Sanford g. KEEL
lorr. ~ the Fourth United Stntns cav
airy. the ranking ofncer Of those chosen
10 10 The nth fleet viii consist ~ az
isnnt four vessels. and viii probably DE
under command o. General Miller. II
will sail before July goth. and viii con-
vcy to Manila four volunteer regiments
and several b1ttailons Of regulars. The
favored volunteers are likely 20 be the
Twentieth Kansas. FIRST Montana, First
New York mot IN san Francisco yep).
and the Fifty-frat Iowa. Major Grncr.
~ Otis II Il said. will accompany the
nifty expedition.
II N practically certain now that the
steamers Peru and city ~ Puchla VIII
leave san Franciscn ~ soon as they
ARE ready probably by next Monday or
Tuesday, or In week at the furtheat
7 NNNi HANNAUN ~ NNlNNlWNNUN NNA ANNANANNh~
tlnn from the war department concern
Ing the whereabouts ~ the spanish fieet
and the probability ~ any Spanish war
vessels whatever having an opportunity
them up on the high seas. Mnj.-oen.
otis has announced the troops which
viii leave with the next expedition TO
the Philippines They are the troops OF
the Fourth United States cavalry. I'M
der the Command 81 Mai. Kellogg; llght
batteries 4 and u NJ the sixth United
states artillery. commanded by Mai.
Grugan: the nve companies Of the
mandcd by Maj Robe; the sixty men
~ the Third artillery. under command
of Lieut. Alternately. ana n number of
recruits ~ the Eighteenth and Twenty
I third United states Infantry regiments.
Tho sixty artillery men and the recruits
/ were left behind when the last CNpedl-
d fhUu