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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20

States marshal. who performs about
the Famc duties nH your
present marshal. but only IN the United
states business. The United states VIII,
~ course. take charge Of the custom
house and postal department. hut In ali
other matters YOU Will be your own
masters. You will make your own laws,
subject 10 the approval ~ Congress-
Tho territory Of Hawaii has great
futurc before 10, and with the Increase
OF population and business that must
come from apncxation, and ali that 10
Implied by IL. the rad to statehood
cannot be a long one. The opening %
Nicaragua canal, an enterprise which
must be carried TO a consumation with.
in very short period. will stlll further
advance the prosperity u the Islands"
\ mass meeting OF natives will be
held this evening. when resolutions ask
lng for the restoration OF Liil0ukaiaai
VIII be adopted.
The Planters association has present.
Cd memorial 10 the commission, ask
ing for an extension OF time. that they
may be In a position TO secure new labor
conditions.
The chamber Of commerce In a
memorial. asks for a territorial form VI
government while the bar association
wants the judicial system OF the lalAnds
senator Cullom has announced that
the land laws Of the United States do
not apply ~ the public lands u Ha-
wall, The local land laws rcmsln In
force.
Air. Dole for the time being stili signs
as president Of the Republic Of Ha-
walt" and processes OF court will run
az heretofore.
Antoine Rosa. the well known iIa-
waiIan IA Nycf. ox-atiornUy general and
eN-cirruli judge, died Sc plcmbcr sin.
aEcd a. ycara.
Princess kaiuianra reception IN honor
~ the American Hawaiian comm salon
party given at Alnahau ON the TN. was
brilliant success. Gen. Merriam and
stan. Admiral Miller aud stat. Geo.
King and stan. Col. Barber and stan.
government officials. army and navy of-
iiciais. cx.quecn Llliuokalani nnd sew
,rai hundred prominent society people
Of the city attended
A committee from the annexation
club waited on senator Morgan at the
: residence OF s. ~ Baiiou on saturday
| 10 receive from the senator largf pho-
/ tograph 81 Congressman Frank u.New-
lands. who introduced the annexation
resolution In the House.
Gen. Merriam leaves for San Fran
cisco today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20
TILIPINOE ARE FIGHTING ASSAILANT IS KILLED.
Engineer at Helena ls Attacked ard Bad,
Injured,
But ENGINEER GOT IN A FATAL SHOT
one Man rs.d r.pper-A Discharged rir.'
man Made tn. Assault Out
of Revenge.

st. Paul. MINI. Sept. eo.--A Helena.
Mont. special 10 the Dispatch says:
Arthur waid. an employe OF the
American Biscuit a Manufacturing
company. was shot and killed las, even.
lng near the Northern Paelnc passenger
Dept. by Ebert Dillu. an engineer Of a
switch engine. waid was roommate
OF Ia Wilson. discharged nrsman.
who had gone to the yards for the pur-
pOse OF rcvenging himself on Dllls
whom he accused OF causing his dis
charge. The police have Information
that leads 10 the believe that one man
threw pepper In the face OF Dnis' ire-
man. while the other attacked Dills.
Dllir defended himself with good cf-
feet but was badly Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20
IS IT TO Be WATER OR WINE?
Liquid 10 be Spilled at the Christening Of The
Batileship Illinois.
Matter Now Rests with III. Contractors. To
whom the ". a. T. q. iiay. Made
Application.

Chlvago, Sept. 2o.--unuucccasfui In
their Efforts 10 Induce Governor Tan
ncr to substitute water for wine In the
christening VI the bat,leshlp Illinois.
and failing OF the positive assistance
sought from President Mckinley ana
sccNtary OF the Navy Long. The ON.
GERS OF the W. c. T. u. have focused
their cndcayors on the shipbulldera.
Mrs Lillian 81. ". stevens. the national
prcaldcn,, has sent a letter 70 the CON-
tractors urging the use OF water In
stead of wine In the ceremony.
I'm Secretary Longs answer to Our
letter" Mni. stevens said. 1--WE are told
The Hhlpbulldcfs are the persons hav-
Ing authority In this matter therefore
We have written 80 them. rhls.I believe.
VIII be our INA. appeal"
The letscr from the secretary was 40
follows:
Navy pspar,meni. Washington. d.
Mrs Lillian II. n. stevens. Prc-iden,
National Woman'H Christian TEN.
perance Union. Chicago:
Madam-lour letter " the 18th Inst.
addressed 20 the President. recommend.
ms the use OF water Instead OF wine IN
the christening OF the United states
batilcahip Illinois, has been referred 10
this department. and In reply l have Ia
Inform you that fha arrangements for
the Christening Of the Illinois are In the
hands Of the contractors, who have en-
tire charge Of the vessel until u n COM
ploted and has been accepted By the
government.
Nory respectfully yours.
JOHN ID. LONG, Secretary.
The lcHer Hcni 50 The fhlpbuldera
rad as follows
Chicago. Sept. 10. isas.
No the builders OF The nitticahlp ull-
MOS, Newport News. VA
Dear slrs-We learn from Secretary
Ions that an the arrangements Tor the
christening n the batilefhlp Illinois are
In your hands a. builders of she vessel.
We thercflre, IN behalf " the w. g. T..
y. ~ The United Stltra. present 10 you
our rcqucF, that water may be used In
stead Of wine In the ceremony. We ask
this because OF the object lesson We be-
leve would present In Indicating the
advance Of public sentiment on tho
temperance question. Trusting We may
receive u favorable reply,
Respectfully.
LILLIAN N. ", STEVENS.
President.
KATHARINE l.. STEVENSON,
Corresponding Secretary.
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punL 10 riir DEATH.
Desperate right on Hoard Mlsi..ipp
River steamer.

H. Louis. Sept. gO.--word was re-
ceiycd here today OF desperate and
fatal duel between Mate Bart Davis
and Nightwntchman Baker on board
the steamer Mnyiiowcr Of the Diamond
Joe line. which loft here for Memphis
Both mon are dead.
For some time there had been "a
fcud between the two men. Last night
when the boat was towcd by Hugs
Landing one mile from CrcHton. Mo.
the Waterman attacked the mate with
a knife. For some time the struggle
lasted. both participants rolling about
the deck 60 the horror VI the paHHcn-
gcrH, who were unable 20 interfere.
Finally when the mate, who had been
cut In NUMEROUS places, was about TO
give up, he succeeded In pulling his
revolver with a woll directed shot he
laid the Waterman low. stephen
Hughes, proprietor Of the landing.
went up town for nm officer and re-
turned with Deputy Coroner Bell.
They found both the mate and the
Waterman dead. lying ON the bloody
deck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20

Also ARE PRtMSG UPON COMMERCE.


risi1. z. l.. sept. 20. Twenty Span
20 rsaeia. including twelve steamers.
I'm completed their transfer 10 the
lusfican nag and majority OF them
Ave now proceeded on coastlng voy-
irs There IL some uncertainty regard
lrg he native crews and the Filipino
Iiliais. IL IL reported that they have
bttu committing Questionable acts. and
,hs boston. Ralclgh and Manila sailed
iiay under orders 20 protect com
mrrce.
The British gur'boat Rather has gone
" Csbu.
Thcrc arc rumors that the lnsurgcnta
sIc attacking cebu and Ilolio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20
Mt. VESUVIUS CAUSES ALARM.


New York, Sept 2o.-A dispatch TO
the World from Naples says
Frlghtful misery and immense dam
age viii be caused u the eruption Of
Mount Vesuyius continues on the
alarming scale II has reached In the
last few days.
Nine now craters were counted today
around the central crater but even this
extra vent does nothing toward check
ms the dow u lava, although there Is
a marked cessation In the more violent
belchings Of nre and smoke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20

The Hague. Sept, 20.-Quevn wllhel-
nina, accompanied by the queen moth
~ open the states general fpnrilimeni
OF the Neitherlanda) today. IL a speech
from the throne her majesty dwell upon
the innumerahle proofs % patriotism
ana Affection for the dynasty. manifest
ed since her accession TO the throne. the
recollection OF which. she added, can
queen also said she had received the
ozar's disarmament proposal with pc
eullar sympathy. The queen, In her
speech, also promised tho Introduction
~ nnmhsr 81 social measures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20
$4,000 PEOPLE ARE HOMELESS
Loss Of LIE Is Now Placed at 100, or One.
HALF What Was Supposed at First.
Destruction of Property by the Great
storm la the narhadoss wa. Not
over Estimated.

New York. Sept. 2O.-A dispatch Ia
the Herald from Barbados says;
Fun reports Of the damage wrought
by The recent hurricane here have been
made TO the authorities here. They
show that the destruction OF property
was not over-estImated. though the
loss Of life was somewhat smaller than
was supposed at FIRST
Az Il was. the reports show 100 ia
talltiea. Fifty thousand persons were
made homeless by the storm. Fun
damage is estimated at more than
million dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20
UTAH RATES RESTORED
Formal Action Of Traffic officials Of Western
Roads.
MEETING WAS HELD IN CHICAGO TODAY.
Nobody wanted 20 Continue Cutting the
Meteorological Figure. In Lnect
on september 40.

Chicago. Sept sy.-At a meeting Of
the traffic officials OF the Western roads
interested In the Utah passenger bual-
moss. which was held here today 20 ar
range for the restoration Of rates In
that territory. It was decided to restore
rates 10 their original figures ON Sept.
%. The cutting OF Utah rates has
threatened to cause general demorill-
zaiion and In view OF this fact there
was no oppozition to the proposed res.
lnrI.Lln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20

Boston. Sept 2o.--The second days.
session Of the sovereign grand lodge
/. O. o, y. opened with a fun attend
ance OF delegates.
As had been anticipated, Alfred 8.
Pinkert0n u WORCESTER was unani-
mously elected grand sire. A. c. Gable
OF ohio was elected deputy grand sire;
j. Frank Grant OF baltimore grand
secretary, and Charles Muokle OF Phil
adelpha grand treasurer. The lodge
voted 70 hold the next annual session
In Detroit
The convention then adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20
srn,NaLrD ny nonnrns.
Awfnl Tragedy Committed In brooklyn
Tenement House.

New York sept e0-Andrew Cas-.
signe was strangled 10 death by three
men last night. In the tenement ia
williamsburg, Brooklyn. which he oc-
oupled with his wife.
According 10 the story told 10 the
police by Mrs, Cassagne, she found her
husband dead on the floor beside the
bed. while three men stood over him
She ran 10 her husbands side, but was
grasped by two OF tho men, who chok "a
her nearly 10 insenslbllhy while the
third man searched the room, finding
$500 under the mattress NJ the bed.
Meanwhile Mrs, cassagne had con-
triycd TO reach the door opening IN
the hall and Kicked upnn H. Her as
slllants relaxed their grasp upon her
throat and she was then able to
scream, which she ala Just as the three
men He'd from The tenement with the
money, There were dark blue marks
upon Mrs. Cassagne's peek. bearing out
the story % the assault upon her,
Cassagno, who had been choked TO
death, was % years u age, his wife be-
Ing six years younger The police have
arrested two men on suspicion. They
are Michael Nigel and John Thomas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20
disorder. a, rleellon. In spain.

London, Sept. 2O.-Spocial dispatches
from Madrid say the provincial coun.
GUS election has resulted In the return
oi the ministerial nominees. except IN
hllbao, where the basque patriot, Sl-
rama, has been elected By an over
Whelmins majority. Serious street dis
orders attended the election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20
No solution TO Tho My.tery Yet.

a, ,slspofi, Conn, Sept. 2O.-The head
tr,s victim OF the yellow MIL Pond
XII ~ WIN be kept preserved In alcd-
nsr,la an Indefinite period, awaiting
be- h,,su,n, The rest Of the body has
, v.eNet Superintendent birmingham.
NJ, detective Arnold. have gone 10
az ueu 70 look into the disappear
n goung woman from that place. 4.
K,s,,ah kuerin. brother OF Den. Van
nss,il,n OF the stan Of governor OF Con
nlrb, called at the mvrsus last
nos',,, shd after long examination,
ih,,"aply Identified the severed head as
ths a young woman whU stopped az
ihai h' boarding house Ia New Haven
sl,,h w uid' two years ago. This IL the
I'm POSITIVE identification OF ths Vie
h et the murasE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20
lion. john Sherman III

Washington. Sept. s0.-Hon. John
Sherman IL III NJ his residence In this
city from an acute attack of bronchl-
It's. lie has been In bed for about a
week, but progressed fnyorahly until
two days ngo, when there was a slight
relapse. Today. however. he IL re-
ported better, though weak with q lit
tie fever, His condition IL not re.
garded as NJ all dangerous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20
Lenaen Vow. on MeIkInle,.

London. Sept. 2O-The Daily News.
In an editorial article published this
morning. says; '"1'hc Philippines are
Mckinlcy's old man ~ the sea. and the
mere cooling Of the annexation viii not
mcr cooling of the annexation will not
shake him on. Aguinaldo's message
che language VI susplciousiy tlut0.
logical proiestation. and comes rather
late In the day. Agulnaldo himself
could hardly expect his version to be
preferred to that OF Gen. OTIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20

M1nongahela city. IA. Sept 20.-The
Oal miners strike In the third pool IL
wtr ana work VIII be resumed In all
A. pts tomorrow pending settlement
q ere dlifercnccs by arbitration. Both
aiO have agreed 10 abide by thu de-
cas1n ~ the arbitrator.
Tht acceptance OF the arbitration
riopat.iion Il regarded as victory for
tAi m|uru.
uuir the terms " the settlement; the
opuiou have agreed TO Withdraw
~ na against The strikers. WIN are
tpt licked up Ia the Washington voun-
y ll. charged with riot and % re-
iifi tH1 money withheld from The en-
plu. under ne Individual contracts.
Aboli 1000 miners were affected by
tAi strike. which threatened 20 spread
o all points In the PlttHburg district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20
h'alsl Nurd-r OF nro,hcr.ln.Iaw.

.,ts''Iy. Iowa, sept 26.--lsaac Fi,S shot
~ 'n',.nly Killed his brnther-ln.law,
so,,a, AeVlellan, near Yale. Guthrie
80 49,, IN. Two men were loading hugs
A. - fuitfeied Mcclellan finally mount
~, "a nlife and started away. when
~. nv 'lmr oui Of the house with a shot
Anl without word fired both
~. Al Mcclellan. The latter fvil
~, horse, rlddled with shot.
,e..' men took his load Of hogs 10
-. !l,w the money and returned
ir,a Ihen he threw Mcciellan'a body
~. ,n' wagon and took II 10 the lat
49, acme yllched the corpse into the
< ana drove 10 his own hume. whore
A. -s arrested a few hours later. only
A., 'Vmpt removal from the nelghbor-
m prevented a lynchlns, az the
nufdar NNN'''' WV '"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20
Hank for ror,o lieo.

sin Juan, Island Of Porto Rico. Sept.
@-htaTia. Luce ana Dumareaq. the
hrmnclal ugcuH OF The government.
Nh have established the Bank Of
ionts how, are consulting with Major
uth Brooke Nhtlve 90 the currency
SITUATION. 1hry report that business u
~ a Hiardn,lll owing To the fluctuations
q the local currency lus, az the time
w. Planters need money FOR their crops.
my arp offered mortgage loans at
" pr ccnt interest but they can do
nxtd. - -
lnsy believe u should be about two
Ai one aud probably VIII rNport on the
,,lpl'el Do The department. al WaahlnH-
W. Yen Brooke II investigating the
,m,itf thoroughly with The View Of
Ahs action when our sovereignty
80 lhi Islands Il complete. The fiscal
- ala aiy that many Of the
,..a,iQiA who Hooked to Ponce, are
. e.ils The United states dislllu.
/. ,.. ahi convinced that the ISLAND
MOI an VI Dorado.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20

rur EVENING PAPER IS THE
eApER or TO-DAY. THE MORN.
mo PAPER is THE PAPER OF
YESTERDAY
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-04
FOREIGN CHAT.

Duke Alfred of xe-Coburg-Gotha
has been ordered to Egypt by his doc
tors.
Sir Henry Paul Scale, the oldest bar
onet in England, died recently at the
age of 90 years.
Kaiser Wilhelm has given up tobacco,
as his Havanas kept him awake, and
now smokes only German cigars.
Bucharest has been initiating Paris
by having a duel between journalists
Being less skillful than their French
originals, however, one combatant un-
fortunately killed the other.
Henry Irving has been selected as
the Rede lecturer at Cambridge uni
versity for 1898. The lectureship was
established in Henry Wills time to be
devoted to Humanity, Logic and
Philosophy forever"
England has taken a step toward the
abandonment of her unsuccessful free
negro colony of Sierra Leone, now shut
in by French territory. The queen has
revoked the letters patent of 1S13 con-
atituting the bishopric of Sierra rcune
bishop Creighton, Of London, has re-
cciyed a present of FURNISHED ivory
.ait-e, inscribed i'll letters Of gold with
the words Holiness to the Lord" in lie
crew, Greek, Latin and English. 4
age section of his flock objects 10 his
sing Il mitre at all.
Ni"count Encombe, heir Of the earl
Il Eidon, has been received into the
'cman Catholic church. He is TIC
.ineal descendant of the lord chaDcci-
:or OF George III. and George ". WHO
,Has tie most stubborn opponent Of
Catholic emancipation.
Empress Augusta Victoria's latcs:
..;ithday present from her husband Is:
q. bracelet made of the seven miniatures:
". l::r children painted on ivo:y and
% Il: jewels. From the middle picture
.;:r"a the portrait of the kaiser in Il
rca"t-shaped medallion
y swc!dfsh weighing 2,07O pounds
- 'ntcly brought to the market at
:IiriDG. in the Straits Settlements. 1t
WAS 80 feet long, the flesh and bones
weighed go catties, or 1,@GO pounds;
the fat go catties, the entrails 400. and
the sword so catties.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-04
MO JEGN MANNERS Fo2 WOMEN.

Up-to-Date Entertaining.-Thisi is not
entertaining at all, being merely an ''at
home" with dull talk and weak tea.
The Girl in Society.-Music and paint
ing are no longer necessary accom- iish-
ments. bicycling and slang are.
Trcnch'is taken for granted. In these
days of travel little Russian, Arabic,
Hungarian, Basque and Chinese are USE
full.
respondence.-Try to spell cor
.cctly. If your friends live at West
Kcusington do not address the envelope
10 Last Hammersmith. If you live there
%ouTself or in any other suburb have
map of the omnibus route printed on
your note paper. Even smart women
travel in omnibuses now.
W'ctidings.-Tears are bad form.
Most human emotions are bad form.
They are out of place in smart restau-
rants. The bridegroom pays for what
he cannot get the brides father to pay
for. He even furnishes his own house.
Everything is now supplied by caterers.
They will supply the bridegroom If nee
essary.
In the Omnibus.-A gentlewoman
does not rest her head on the shoulder
Of the man next to her. Nor does she
stamp on her neighbours toes. Self-ef-
Placement is her characteristic. If the
prince of Wales is sitting opposite her
in an omnibus she does not stare at him,
but looks out of the window behind her,
n difficult thing tn jc gracefully, when
the omnibus Ia full, hut casy enough
after little practice. Punch.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-04

Cost of Elephant transportation.
Elephants on Indian railways pay at
the rate of six cents q mile. The bag
gage cars have compartments for dogs,
cats, guinea pigs, rabbits and monkeys.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-04
Axtecs In Mexico,

Among the natives Of Mexico there
are, according to Lumholtz, about 1907
600 survivors of the Aztec race.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-07-09
BOTH BRANCHES
HAVE ADJOURNED
The Meeting Broke up in a Dispute and
Scenes of Hilarity.

WASHINGTON, July s.-The senate ad-
journed sine die at 2 p. m.
The house adjourned sine die at2
o'clock, with three cheers, followed by
the singing of patriotic songs. Repre-
sentative Browmwell, of Ohio, proposed
three cheers for President Mckinley,
which were given twice over by the Re-
publicans. Then followed cheers, joined
IN by the entire house. for Admiral
Dewey and General Joe Wheeler. The
whole house was one vast demonstration
and flags were passed about to every
member, and enthusiastically waved
while the members sang,
A sensational scene in the house to-
day followed the motion of Handy, dem.
Del, to strike out portions of the parti-
san remarks of Ray, rep. N. Y, in a
speech made yesterday. Cannon, rep.
ILL.,, denounced the democrats for delay
ing legislation. An uproar followed and
the sergeant-at-arms had to advance on
the floor and restore order.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-07-09
Non-Interference Assured.

WASHINGTON, July s.-The Hawaiian
commissioners who are to constitute the
government of the islands will not be
appointed until after adjournment of
congress. AS recess appointees can
proceed Immediately to the execution of
governmental functions, though open to
confirmation when congress reconvenes,
the appointment of members of both the
international Canadian commission to
settle all disputes between Canada and
the United States and the non-partisan
industrial commission to investigate the
entire subject OF immigration, labor,
manufactures and business has also
been deferred until later, and will be
made as a recess appointment.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-07-09
WAITING FOR
REINFORCEMENTS
Dewey Will Remain Inactive Until
They Arrive---Spaniards Prepar-
ing for an Attack.

Hone KONG, July s.-A Manila dis
patch, deted July 4th, says that Admir-
al Dewey will remain inactive until
General Merritt arrives. The rebels
are practically doing nothing, but the
Spaniards are Strengthening their posi-
tions, destroying huts and constructing
entertainments. The authorities have
enacted penalty of $1,000 against any
body who shall raise the price OF pro-
visions.
The Spaniards assert that despite the
loss of the waterworks there will be no
famine during the rainy season. They
are confident that an ample force from
Cadiz will arrive and annihilate the
Americans, and they still hope to con-
ciliate the natives. In the meantime
they declare that they will endure pa
tiently whatever comes, and resist to
Eha utmost
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-07-09
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE CABINET
Discussion of the Tariff Schedule for
the Philippine Islands.

WASHINGTON, July s.-The cabinet
remained in session until :15 o'clock
and then adjourned to accompany the
president to the capital, where he will
examine the bills passed by congress at
its closing session. A large share of to-
days cabinet meeting was consumed in
reading the discussion of the new tariff
schedule, to be put in operation in the
Philippine islands as soon as we shall
take possession of Manila. The formal
announcement by the president of his
purpose to collect the customs revenues
of the Philippines as war measure had
been prepared, and after discussion
was referred to the secretary of state.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-07-09

The Chief Burgess of Milesburg, Pa,
says DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
the best pills he ever used in his family
during forty years of house keeping.
They curse constipation, sick headache
and stomach and liver troubles. Small
in size but great in results. For sale by
the Snipes-Kinersly Drug Co.