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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
N. |. A. DAY At SALTiIR,


Yesterday 'whs Mutual Improvement
Day go Slltalr and % is estimated that
about 10000 people went out They came
from Salt Lake. Utah. Davis.
Julb and Weber counties. anr
40 took ADVANTAGE Of ever,
opportunity afforded CO. make % a tnS
uf ual, spirited enjoyment u was AN
orderly crowd. Too, and ln dtfrronoo 20
The Wishes Uf tho committee in charge.
the bar was closed. thus shutting out
Objectionable features
The day wac sreut ln bathing. boat
Ink, luuchlng dancing and kindred
nWuHemrnta, and then Ia tho evening
Prof Cook 1yr hH Hattie IT Manila"
SHOVE a very CrI.llhlo piece of pyrl-
t0Dhulr. naval warfare. although the
nruIt NJ Goo tnIuE WuH Loot Iu thu iltr-
u.H uf thU hlur 90 which ~ wla pulled
uu The Spanish uUHt wuH destroyed.
however and thf furtlnc7tIlnH 0f thr
enemy reduced tp a. ruined mass ~
VIII hold thu NHfUrH Cor % w..h
Fairly HuHlkInE, tho excursion was
inH hammer event uf the season at SIlts
AII Huu 30 WIH early morn hHur. che
li"t Train roach % ih. pItH. Hl Immense
Voc lHH crowd to hr brought homo
Nineteen CurluHrlH uf young people
formed the company that tore tha clfy
900 tur 1888 train. a. aiib there were
nftrUu ears, and rNHri hour thereafter
until evening large crowds went until
tho company wis HWFlltl 90 much
lhrEur proportions than at any pruylOuH
lmo during the yrlr
Tho occasion had ltH inception ln m
DnirnVur O. clear fhH ~ l. A. IHHuur
OF H debit that had been lncurr,si. and
ln selecting slltAlr HH Che place 10 ono
Joy u day ~ recreation. u dfriiluu was
made Go Invite thH mUmherH NJ the
i"lrun from Iunh. Weber Utah and
hlNis counties tH unite IN tho days
festivities. Al responded with % Will
o. thr invitation, nut thH FIRST named
county, which, fnr r1mr reason was NOT
present.
Although q Nl-ht wind prevailed.
bathing was rrHUflul 90 In such IHreU
numbers lH 90 exhaust, Cor "a time. the
rlWu1uY.s fHUllIiIts fur unIuVIur thIa
uYuutr pnHilmr Tho company was %
fine one and every person was bonn
un'n having h.H ron m01sura uf ere
llAW 200, anu succeeded admirably.
AmUrs those present wUra noticed
PRESIDENT btHrH" o.. Cannon. o. D.
Grant Hu1 family John Horny smith
nuu family PROF. kIurbury, nIahnp i.
o. watson nf thu sixth ward pfHs
Lyman, tUHTsH A. Smith prIrrIptf
WIN. bradford NJ fbn jackson school
inl Deputy County nl0rh Albert speu-
90 Is o matter ~ rreat lmp6=1re.
ihIi ih. company should %. HhI. NIth-
"ut accident nr delay tn rlrry Hl man,
people 1H Wrr" urHHHut yesterday
~ wac ihH highest rlHUsur. uf A-snt
MHlhn nnl Superintendent IIrt h.
m'N' ll. "g'lH'n "a memorable one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

Umbrellas and pafasols are holnr NJ
tHd with "a new detachable handle.
which has H socket Co receive the
central rod ut tho umbrella, which IA
slotted 90 contain curved spring nfy.
ms protection 40 tho top, which enc
gases "a notch inside the socket In I'M
handle.
a now bIcyUlo-propolllng mechanism
hlH two grlHvrd wheels ln place of the
FnfHgkUt wheels. over which am rndltHa
hUIt runs small guido wheels being at-
luhud to thr frame close 90 tho main
wheels to cause the bolt 90 grip the SUR
face no tho srooNes,
Bow Ties can he securely attached 20
OH. collar hy % ilat metal plate which -
Wyl fI.t 600 tho back W the tlr and
hlH SLOT which slips over tho collar
button aud presses tho upper Cdgo NJ
90 plate AGAINST The collar 90 keep the
button from slipping out VI The slot,
An Australian has patented am auxll-
iHN hIui-irlvlns scar Cor bicycles. in
which % Fpr1cket wheel o. attached 90
frlmO rIlmpod tn the head 81 tho
whH.i with "a ratchet wheel Te1ral tn
OBJ" sUrDeket wheel and gaared hy
,lrds connected with the rotablg ham
lle-ulr
Desk lamps arr being made with =
wr.shttd arm extending from tho top OF
thg deck OUT over the open space q,
support a cylindrical shade which has
% portion cut out of the bottom 90 throw
tho lisht downward, a new design In
candesysns hght being used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. THURSDAY, july Fl, 1898.
An ELEVATOR BOY INJURED.
Iamcs {. Evans Sues he efoesbtck Com.
piny hr $4,000.
IS Damages Tor Alleged InJhrics re.
caivsd While ia the Defendant Em-
rioy, Eight Years Ago.

James H. Evans nird r $4,000 dam
aea suft nr5i1et Tho gr,.s8s.t com.
...,.. o.. a.. ,.,t.t 49,, ...,,.. 80,
l'e's Hl 'h' lhItH A'AHi't ''uIt t'nAl
flr ALLEGED lulurias received 1n an elc-
v.ilr. while boz .ha employ of the de-
f..t.rt .,.-. ,t-tt ,.,,.. ...
200 complaint Hl. i.i" l"'A 'H t.'1
2ni NJ May 1890. rl1lnun was in Pie
employ uf thH Hnfarllut company. .r
t.. ......... ......t. ... oil. tt. .Ut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

Tho rolling procession uf smiling aEs
Ind Hlintd uuHsHHHIuu % tho city. ana
aruIi tho roaring OF artillery AMI the
waving uf Ola Glory We surrendered
uur arms AMI our hearts Co tho grand
cause OF pl.HHiug the pId Folks
Twas The army NJ Uf the aged uf Amer
can Fork. The day was delightful. che
huwcry WIS beautiful and the luncheon
was lovely tn. fhymHr has put thr
whole story IN iha following lines.
Tho program was pleasing.
Thu Tee cream WAC fr..aIng,
The SONGS wUre Ie sweet 1H the Tyre;
The speeches were cheering
The faces tIIrHr|uF,
Ana hearts were Hgi1w with loves nrc.
The stronE hands were willing.
Tho lemonade chilling.
The baskets wDrH rruluinr with hHft:
The tables we're breaking.
The HtnmurhH were lrhIurs
Aui yet thow'H twelve baskets FUN loft.
That WINS uo evrrrar1tion. ~ ali will
bear witness Nlu Witnessed the Soy.
Gus event
We hope ihls tl bs thr beginning ~
happier dbya fHr ihe ODD people. ans
every summer from now un until tha
uHrth 10 mo- more, 49, want thH good Ola
fathers uni mothers uf Pleasant Grow
American Fork and i.rhl, and ts many
more as cHu overcome tho distance 10
Z hrirh dvw earl l0lHi1fhldpETAO
thclr homes. tu mako Alpine the ctnr-
terry nf their SORROWS anil come 40 lrlHt
once "a year boz long ur.U"HHl0u1 and
bury thrlr rrlrfH lu Coo graves ~ the
4 FRIEND OF THE OLD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

For refusing t0 comply with an or
der VI Tho court. Judge Hilca yesterday
Issued 10 warrant Cor the Arrest Of
james = Adams. merchandise brnk.
or who wHH later lodged M inli, Adams
was recently ordered tn pay the sum,
OF 5000 lu thr administrator Ut tho
D'ItH NJ Margaret Wilson. dOUnaHUl.
Adams lH % fun.ln-lnw ~ Margaret
Wilson. Roth hn and hlH vito admit
tod that they had received the money,
bat HHld 10 was given them nH H SIZE
JulEr illlrH. however. made on order
that the 5000 o. paid o. tho admin
iHtrutur NJ thr estate This order was
NOT compiled with. hence AdlmaH arr
rest MrF. Adams ls sick iu h.d,
otherwise Hho. too. would have boon
lodged In Jail ADAMS claims that
~ lW NJ tho amount was uH.1 ln Do
fHlIng the expenses uf the funeral NJ
Mn WILSON, The balance WnH uHri
ln Investments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
DOINGs IN THE POLICE COURT

-Four hoy1. Hairy nrown. Frank Dos
Mulncnux, Josorh Johnson and charlie
Mliti. wcrr ARRESTED for housobrrnk-
inF, Il being alleged that they entered
% room at isi W. South Temple street.
md iinsd trunk or ltH contents. The
boys appeared IN police court this uf-
t,rnoon Cor d hearing. brown was tried
and bound over tn tho district court.
while tho others viii have their eases
attended 10 tomorrow afternoon.
Jim Adams. "a carpenter. John Doc.
an old offender, nnd Hiram Brown. H
rtr'l.H WhgrlWau, each orf.ltCd q.
Goa violating tho bicycle ordinance.
joe Dutch. arrested this morning Tor
utluE uhuflyc language. was found
sulity and ordered Jailed Cor twenty
i've days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
TtLeGRAPHlc BRlWrIls

Tho steamer Tnvc. which rai,
Now YORK port today. retuffa M
Jus 18Th she sighted tho rt.im.+ b..
land fum Antwerp Tor NeN So. 3.
was Informed that tha ntilr NJ
When hNo days uut, ON july iith r.
hct shlft when spoken. Do Ffs,5-
had repaired the damage and u.it5
cecflng slowly under steam.
Frank Funk. wanted In Waah.ar-
ID G., on the charge OF mud.t =
been arrested 40 CollinsyIIi.. o. L
United States marHhnis who bias. L.
On Ills track ever since April . r
The priruuur has been taken ti stfsi
n.ld, lllH. II IL charged that b.,
VINO " q carpenter. robbed ana IA
murdered Mr., nnd Mrs. william i
bropkH' an elderly couple with III.
h. was boarding.
~ o. said tho fact that me Bssss
pie iron trust hls ordered un ldvat
of nfty cents per tUn 10 aUyr Aurt
!, may ho the cnuHH uf 90. uHfupti Iu.
that organization. 100. mgml H
the trust 10 Cleveland CIfy. u. a..
that the combine may H. declared
legal under the recent enactment o.
legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

Washington. July 2i.-No onclai TO-.
ports were Obtainablo this morning az
ihi war department. ls OBJ % yellow
ievcr c0u1ltlln among the troops at
Santiago. The officials are rsstinr
easy. however under the aeguflnc0 q
conveyed by Dr. Groonicaf th1t the
dirc1go ls mild In type. Instructions
have been alnt 90 Gen gh1f'sr o. have
brlgadlor General Dum0ld sent north
tu Che United firtcs. ihs medical roe
ports indicating that his c1nvii.Hcencc
would De- very much hastanCd by a
cooler temperature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

Atlanta, Ca, July 2i.-CoL VIM. J.
bryan at tho head Of the Third Nchra-.
today Col Bryan was met nj the train
by several ptrToral friends. who start
"a 10 escort him % the Rlmlsa By
me time The party reached the hotel
the crowd became so dense that
progress waa Impossible. Col. Bryan
graclously responded 20 the cheers ana
clllh for q speech. and mounting a
stone hitching block said.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

W1fhlngi0n. July ei.-Thr s-.
Ni9ngr " Internal rUvenu. inlf.l
q nd,roi today holds that t|.f ~
social club selling wines arI I.sa
~ members and guests b. r.is'. T.
pay 20 p.rili tax aH A r.H' ~
Ieal.r' u D. not required % ply ~.
TAX hH proprietor vi a h.IIlH
aH th. new law specifically ltH L
D. relates 1nly Oh bowling IH.fs F.
hIlllnti rooms - 90 thr riH
social club. admitting il %. rrr
nhli o. m mh0fH aud th.'r rr
Fu'.ls' cannot properly o. rslri u.
open O. the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
NIL sENp am FLEEr.N
ssnalns Tho srapIarI. rInme.

Washington. July si--An official m
the lulriormlstors department with
Skaters army viii Boz detailed hy Gen.
9unfifr 90 supervise nv uWhltklil1n OF
The spanish prlHlucrn Tor spain.
According % The terms % thr contract
with tho Spanish Transatlantic com.
plny, this VIII begin by tho 25th inst
n am glad 90 Dr. w.ih YOU again. I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
sLRWCts TOMORROW.
Remains Of the late II, A. lee 10 be Placed
In 0lvet Receiving Vault,

Mr. n. y. Lee NJ beatrice, Nebraska.
H1n OF the late u. A. lac, Whose de-
misc was chronlclod In Tuesday even
inga "Nowa," arrived In this city Toe
day TO attend to the details NJ tho OBJ
sequiou. The funeral services viii be-
hold at o'pounci a CO.'S undertaking.
parloia at . o'clock tomorrow morning.
The remains will bee placed in iho re-
criNlng vault At M, pllNot until ar
rauKemeutH for shipment 90 came
bridge, New York, fUr mai iutFrmrnt
are made. IL win probably hc sixty
days before this occurs.
The undertaking house of O'Dlnntll
4 Go. n situated on West Temple. near
Third South, and friends of the de-
ceased are Invited 90 Doe present durlng
the services.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
In Dull Time,

Few men punish tbelr .,..-
the sins Of their buslno.. .l d Z,
three times day In dup u-,.. .si "a
good times. and 10 thoy ssi ni
have things % eat, ana ~ -
those things Of the man wh, ~ q
that he has them Tor saia r.t p
not buy as much furnfiBr. a
lines. nor ne much II 4l
lllngs which can D, rsf..f 70.
they VIII buy what they hlt. .li Z.
and they will think about I,.... hu
thcy want In dull time rs "a
ihe nrtlcles-and conu-u.
about them which ~ fr'- VI
pureh1se when times Hra
dull 'r good tlmef. rEpIa ab.eti
slider whether they ar' ans. %
Ig.e wed or paying Zoo much Va.
article. Now flr one ari.... =. &
cNery household. ana thtt D.. ~
powder. what brand an y.. lta
10 10 is "saltalr' 10 De- ua....4 ~
any more about o. for 4tf-
BAKING POWDER b. ru4.i.i-.l \
give perfect sitisfaciiIn lrf O.,
found 60 ha as ruuraai cd u.,.
VIII be refunded. II De- uH Id.
Et1ctfs at 21e per pound. ..f Il.
umgs thc price Inl grATH.l pr
TAlB BAKING POWDER I,
considering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

Norfolk Va. July si.-'rhc mines IN
Hampton Roads are not 10 he removed
no present The engineer officer has
recommended that they be allowed 10
remain II Do pointed out TINT thu
rNiit ulnl currents and goat depth
VI the lower Chesapeake would render
n next 90 Impossible 10 replace them
lu case NJ sudden attack.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

Mr. r. D. Thomas Jr, accompanied
by MfH. Thomas. WIN leave over this
evening" Union Pacific train Tor Don.
yrr Mr Thomas goes east ln tho iu-
tHrust OF tho forthcoming EIHttidfni
and while rwny win visit "a number on
colorado towns and UulUnNur o. hgIng
lHluH ~ people here IN October no
leaves with me host wishes for success
U. 40 gHit t.hkcfn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
COMBINATION WOULDN'T WORK,


when County CLERK u. e. Dunbar
reached bis office on the third floor NJ
the city aud county building THIS morn
Ing. be- found that some one had been
tamprrlng with the combination uf the
hlg safe vault AZ the combination ls
only known tu one ur Two uf hIs yIrrks.
besides himself th. uHHI ttuyH of the
other deputies was mo- guui, An thH
papers uud records ura k.rt M thlH
vault nuu NH uu entrance could NOT
he effected. work lmund the office was
ut u HtnniHtill flr upwards uf two
hours Mt Dunbar and hlH deputy.
Mr., Blair worked ANA Wurk.d Uu tho
dial, hut tu no purpose. Finally tNs
services NJ Engineer Lawrence Wrrr
brought Into rcuuisltluu THAT worthy
said ihHrH WAS only ono way tn uutlt
au entrance and That was In regular
burglar style. Armed with Grove
bar Jimmy" saw ana nlU MT Lave
ruuvo proceeded tn The rear uf tho vault
WHORE hn cut tho iron bars of one of tho
windows On This class Uf work the
engineer proved himself lu gdvpJ fur
100 q very frW minutes Dee was on tho
inside uf the HRfH, and boo fifteen min.
utos Tho heavy door WAS HNuuE npun
business was thHu resumed and
younE C1LIlg, who hHi patiently boon
waiting fIr % wlTr.Hg. license. got
what they came flr The pr0HuuctIve
bride was seized with "a nervous up-
prohonHi1n while waiting fnr the mar
rIage document, having ns she herself
expressed u, heard that "thgre Is many
a slip twiNt cup ana lip,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

New York. July ei.-u o. reported.
s1ys the WauhIngt0u correspondent %
tho Times, that Admiral Sampson viii
Doc detached from the command at SAM
togo and put In chnrgr NJ tho eastern
spundron, leaving Commodore Watson
60 take HE place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
The Old folks Alolne.
Alpine July 20, 1898.

Np.n', july 20, 1898.
To Ono Editors
Wo have demonstrated today that an
Ola peoples party and a real good time
uro synonymous terms. ~ about 1880
this morning nur picket guard slrhtpi
u carriage load Uf people turning down
Che su- ana thau another load came
Zoo sInhl and then another. and another.
until from end 90 end VI Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

WI hnve an Opportunity NJ seeing the
Conielarata veterans and know mas IN
our prlsent struggle they Will have 40
Opportunity i1 Eight VITA some ~ these
0id soldiers and their sons
Col. Bryan remained In Atlanta
about two hours
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
AN ATTRACTIVE LUNCHEON.

When you mako preparation Tor
your picnic 0r other luncheon you
want the vgry best t1 De- had boz order
t0 gIvc tho entertainment the creates.
possible pleasure. Unless you use the
hHsf Ingredients y0u cannot have ths
nnttrfinr results you daaIrO our a..
g. Baking Powder VIII give 90 the
cooking an excellence which y0u'll APP
prsyi1te and which will please ala who
share OF ths luncheon prnvid a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
CHlLDREN's DAY
Al Garfield Beach Saturday, Idly 23rd.

Indications are that Saturday noxt
VIII ha most enjoyable day at Gar.
n.i Beacon This o. 90 be chiilrsu'H
ufy when Professor Lanlrum and his
various classes win give "a Juvenile
NHui.iIIr carnival.
Special palms are being ilNfn %
WHIH fhIH "a most enjoyable occasion
f.I ruH Ufiir folks tn Professor hlH
HF.rI' hundred children in Dis rlaHHs
unI ih.N have obtained a high lHgrHU
of 900 HHy ln ihH tgpHlChIrtlu ara.
Thu. added o. the elegant bathing.
boating. and other utiri.---ua 40 thIH
rvr'io resort should result ln q large
attendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

John d. Slinn. eyed 90. and jean N.
PHILIPPE AGED NJ. both of Salmon
city Idaho. were married On the c0un-
&C. ,lrTkH office this afternoon. Deputy
tirrh George ~. nlulr. performing the
CUumuuy 90 uniting them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

nllF wanted f1r q brick dfarl
building az Park city Plans nJl
seen 40 thH office vi Fred a. HI. a
ghIiocI ma Commercial Block 81
Lake CifN.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK oF PAN
CITY.
SILVER KING MINING coNPUI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

10 rUHr 4 CoLp N ONE nay
Take Laxative Promo Quinlne Tablets
All druggists refund the money u IL
fails o. cure, 25c, The genuine has
l., D, q, on each tablet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
iandram'. Excursion to oara,a
nriLpiNo CoNfiAofon,

Saturday. July 80. 1895, Society
Stage Dancing Round trlp - ut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

There never was and NJ"
will be anything In their column
but that may be- safely res"
tho family circle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-20
WITH CAUTION.
The San Juan Campaign Will Not Be
Hurriedly Prosecuted.

Washington, July 19.-Secretary AL
ger said after the cabinet meeting that
the campaign against San Juan would
be conducted with much caution, and
the rush of events at Baiquiri will not
be repeated. The forward movement.
1t is said, will not be begun until
force superior to the Spaniards at every
point has been landed and furnished
supplies sufficient to meet all possible
requirements. Great care and deliber-
alton will characterize all movements
with view to avoiding the hardships
that befell the Santiago expedition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-20

city. 1t is plain, however, from
the reading Of the Presidents or
der to Shafter that it will be a
long time before this Cuban officer
is allowed to exercise the functions
of governor, and it is believed it
is the Presidents purpose when
the military government he has
Just erected gives way to replace 1t
with popular government, mean
ing thereby a government for San
tiago chosen by the free vote OF the
people of Santiago. 1t has been
suggested that the Presidents ac-
ton in the case of Santiago might
be construed by European nations
as indicating an intent to disregard
the terms of the Congressional res
olution which precipitated the war
and to mean a permanent seizure
of the island in behalf of the Uni
ted States. This view, however,
will not, it Is believed, obtain to
any extent among the representa-
tives of the European nations In
the United States who are aware
of the necessity of some such ac-
ton as that adopted by the Presi-
dent in order to prevent excuses
and lawless extravaganza at San
tiago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-20

Washington, July LIT was stated
at the navy department that no dis
patches had been received from Adj
miral Dewey relating to the important
events at the Philippines described in
the press cables. 1t is evident, how
ever, that the officials do not now feel
the same concern relative to the atti-
tude of the German naval force at
Manila they did when the Admirals
last dispatch was received. 1t is not
so stated officially, but there is good
reason to believe that either through
Ambassador White at Berlin or the
representative of the German govern
ment here the State department has re-
ceived, some assurance as to the attitude
of Germany towards the Philippines
that have in large measure removed
the grave apprehension heretofore en-
tertained that Germany would offer OBJ
stacles to the execution of our plans.
II is not known just what the nature
cs these assurances is, but 1t may be
I ! they are based upon some facts
communicated by Admiral Dewey as
to the exchanges which have taken
place between himself and the German
admiral in the Philippines, for it is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-20
PHILIPPINE INSURGENTS
Not Looked Upon With Confidence by the
Americans - Aguinaldo Not Trusted.
Dewey's Telegram Suppressed.

known that for polite reasons the navy
department withheld from publication
a large and important section of Dew
ey's last cablegram received several
days ago.
The reported negotiations between
the insurgent leader Aguinaldo and the
Spanish Captain General. August, have
not yet been reported officially to our
government. Unsavory stories of prev
ious exhibitions of lack of integrity ON
the part Of the insurgent leaders had
led the government here to adopt very
wary attitude in all communications
with this people and the same rule of
action now governs its conduct 1t does
not follow from this that the govern
ment is convinced that Aguinaldo is
playing false There is no doubt that
the pro-Spanish element In the Philip
pines and in Asia would lose no oppor-
tunity to create that impression with
view to causing breach between the
United States military and naval COM
manders and the insurgents, but the
very suggestion of the adoption by the
insurgents OF the course attributed TO
them tends very strongly to retard the
preparation of plans by the administra-
ton to govern the future of the Philip
pines.