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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-27
CHILDREN'S DRESSES.

SA11ADTAG1S 0
 DRESSES.
 LOT I.
 In neat checks and plaids, braid trimmed; lined throughout.
 Clearance price soc. Worth $l.25.
 LOT II.
 Children's all wool dresses in green, red, blue and brown, prettily made with fancy yoke and revers.
 Clearance price SI.5O The regular 300 kinds.
 LOT III.
 Of fine quality Cash mere, in blue, red and brown; double revers of cashmere and silk, fancy yoke.
 Clearance price $I.7O Worth S3.50.
 LOT W.
 Of all wool Henriettas and fine Cashmeres, in all colors, fancy tucked yokes, with silk braid trimming. Clearance price $2.08 Have sold as high $6.oS.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
CHAPMAN DOESN'T BELIEVE,
Thinks the Comptroller of Currency
Has Been Misquoted.

There appeared in this mornings
Tribune "a short article, in relation to
mo assessment OF the Utah National
bank stock II was stated that the
comptroller Of the currency hold nH
logai the action of the stockholders, In
voting AN assessment OF 90 per cent per
share un the capital stock. hut tfnt
tho voting 90 tho block of stock held
by cashier Rnyhuuld was Illegal, but
that the assessment would stand nH
there We're sufficient votes 10 sustain
10. without the votes in question, Al
though Mr.. a. y. Wallace holds that
there were not
President Chapman OF the Utah Ma
tlonnl bank was seen this afternoon
nnd made the following statement:
"The assessment on the capital stock
or the Utah National bank at $50 per
share was properly loviod aud VIII be
collected On IN the stock As Tor the
sale of the stock referred 10 In tho
Tribune This morning, / win say that
the stock was properly sold. regardless
on what may ho said about the matter.
/ was authorized by the directors TO
make sale ~ any securities the bank
had. and they have since mot and rati-
ned my action,
10 Boz n matter that does not concern
tho comptroller On the least. ana I don't
believe he over ali1 IN that many words
that this sale was illegal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
Fighting Twentieth Receives an
Ovation in Every Town,
GOING BACK TO MANILA.
captain watson. 20rb Kansas, viii
Fake Light ARTILLERY with Gen.
Funston Hallway Collision.

Kansas city NO. Nov. 9.-whcn the
elaborate welcoming coromonioa ln their
behalf had been concluded az Topeka
last night members ~ tho Twentieth
Kansas volunteers began scattering
ana By noon today practically all had
reached their destinations To-day In
almost every town and city On ihc state
celebrations are being held In honor OF
the soldiers, receptions. p1rndc1 and
publications marking tho arrival Of the
men. IN Kansas city. Rams. ONE %
the hirHrut demonstrations in the hiH.
lnr company d. 4 feature was "a pa
rude made up Of 5000 people. Including
civic and military organizations aud
public officials.
Abilene. Kaa.. Nov. a.-Capt George
n. Watson OF company l.. Twentieth
Kansas Just returned. has secured
government Formulation 20 organize "a
Kansas battery Of light artillery with
100 men and Nix rapid nru HoichkiaH
guns. iic viii return 10 the Philip
pines 10 nrht under Gen. Funston next
month. The battery VIII Dee organized
here and many % Watsun's old come
puny Will rc-cnliHt
Fort Scott Kns.. Nov a-Tho Mis-
souri, Pacific special train bearing come
phny A. Twentieth Kansas Co this city
from Topeka Cullidcd with "a Missouri.
Kansas q Texas freight train ten miles
north NJ blue Mound. kaa,, at "a cross
ing this morning.
The fireman NJ the Missouri Pacific
was injured. the uaHHrnEcrf escaping
with a severe shaking up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Washington. Nov. 5..Mlran uroihors.
of Seattle Wuah shipuulIdcra. have
submitted 60 the navy department un-
other bid to take the place gf that SUBJ
mittod last Wednesday Tor the COM
ntruction u the 9. 900 ton cruisers. Tho
grrsa Intended that az least two " the
nix vessels should be constructed uu The
Pacific couat ana na the Union Iron
Works az san FflnclHco, the uuly other
bidder on the slope bid Tor only unc N
the ships. the Seattle firm feels that "
10 reduces itn original bld tu The same
figures as that NJ the San Francisco
on even terms. The proposition being
Irregular ID has been referred Co the
board Of construction and the general
opinion 10 that u cannot be entertained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
CARRIAGE AND WASTE.
Health Association Discusses Hest Methods
af Dealing with These,

Minneapolis MINI. Nov AT the
closing session of the American Public
Health association today resolution
was adopted against prefery1tlves ~
q harmful nature IN food products. The
officers nominated last night were duly
elected and In addition Dr. Thoohnld
Smith of Boston was chosen Tor the
craftsmanship Of tho now section u
chemistry aud bacietloloGy The choice
Of indianapolis na the noNt meeting
place was ratlncd.
The papers and discussion Of the
morning were ON the subject uf
garbage" DR. Rent Lee of the Penn
sNlvnnln state board OF health, ln a pls
per ON the treatment OF "Gurhaga and
eHcretn In military camps" explained
that files were rofnonhlhle Cor "a large
part ~ the diseases that carried OF
soltiern and That thoro were three
things TO be done 10 prevent thiH-hln-
ish the fles na Gar as possible, keep
them from the garbage nnd protect the
food from them.
col W. r., Morse of New York dis
ouseed ''fhe next atop in The work Of
garbage ami waste deposit"
lie described the methods rucc0aHful-
ly used ln Boston. Now York and PHIL
ndelphln, and pointed out aH the lm-
pfovemcnts now necessary these four
thinga' "Dlsposlng Of the waste With
out creating a nuisance reduction OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
LIEUT.. BOUTELLE KILLED.
American Troops Again In Conflict with
filpInss.
Rebels hrc Defeated on Each oeea
sion, aud severe Punishment
inflicted.

Washington. Nov. s-Thc war de-
pnrtmont has received the followlng ca
hicgram;
Manila. Nov. a.-on frHt inst. Lieut.
stevens and eighteen mon reconnol-
tered Macarthur front, struck forty
or more cntronchcd Insurgents. Immc-
dintcly attacked and dispersed them.
killing three aud woundiuE a number
40 oaaualucr Yesterday Lawton'h add
vance at AuaEo struck enemy both
west and south N city. hatHon's Maca.
hchc scouts. rrcounoiteHnE south. struck
insurgents in ambush. Lieut. bautcllu
Killed. one scout wounded. lintson
routed enemy, len seven dead In thick
Yesterday Holl. Thlrty.axth volun-
terrH. with regiment and troop Fourth
rlVnlry cleared country of all armed
lnHurEontH from Florida Blanca 90 con
siderable distance beyond PuraC. pur-
suing them into mountains, capturing
nine of their cavalry horses, several
guns, considerable property killing.
WouudinH and capturing u number Of
the enemy lnrurHcnt cavalry OF that
rection practically destroyed. Bells
casualties, one man killed and two
wounded. OTIS.
Second Lieut. Henry ~. noutellc was
son Of capt. Frazier 4. Houtelle OF
Maine. iie was appointed second lluu-
tenant 0f the Third artillery July d,
itgs from clvil lIfr. and the next month
accompanied his regiment to the Phil
lpplncn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Blucneld Nicaragua, oct. 2l-rhe res
dents % Bluenclda are again having
some trouble with tho administration
and hereafter viii be- taxed from nn-
other quarter. Some ten days ago 10 was
announced that after November I. an
export duty of CENTS "a bunch would
BE- placed upon bananas. This export "a
the lff % the coast Tho Americans
have built up the Industry and are
huilding up The country by their pres.
cucr. The duty proposed Affects only
the American Were o not Tor the dis
organized condition uf the coast another
revolution would be- likciy
However. this state ~ affairs cannot
occur without some outside Assistance.
10 H. that assistance that the people arr
expecting. Costa Nicu On filled with fu-
Tltlvc NicnmruunH and "a revolution o.
not unlikely This Impression ia
STRENGTHENED hy the open lli.foelinF be-
tween leading mUmNcrH 90 the local ud-
miniatration N % revolution o. started
o. viii be- headed doubtless By men who
are now Cxllcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

cost Of cremntlng by use nf waste itself
no fuel, placing 81 articles that have
value aud utilizing of surplus heat"
These points h. illustrated By what
has been accomplished by the more ad-
vanccd methods used In English cities.
MacDououFh Craven, engineer IN the
New York garbage and collection and
disposal department read The third pa
per on waste disposal and ~ ndvan-
tnToa.
lie gave much valuable Information
ON recent advances In utilization ~
dpfivutivCH.
Dr. e. Hampton Jones commissioner
~ health Of Baltimore reported work
with nnti-toxln aud f0rmaidohydo
AGAINST dipthcrla
Or Greasy Z. Wilbur. Of Lansing.
Mich. reported FOR tho committee on
domngraphy and statistics IN their SAN
itlry relations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Washington, Nov. a.-rhe cabinet
mctinr today lasted two hours. Much
" the time was spent IN the reading
and discussion N the preliminary re-
port OF the Philippine comminalon, The
report was considered very satisfactory
and received tho full approval of the
cnhlnct There was some Incidental
discussion OF the status Of our lnaular
posaesalona In relation to the postal
union,
postmastcr General Smith will lnvcs-
tirntr the subject ana report at some
future meeting.
a question of clvll government Tor
Cubn also received attention. The
necessity for "a chnngc from the pres
Ont military system it IL said, becomes
more and more apparent. and tho Preul-
dent is waiting only until an entirely
suitable person can be found before
taking action In that direction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Gas company. and Il "a alleged. In the
Interest % the Consolidated Gas come
plny, Mr.. Croker proposed 90 withdraw
bis opp1Hition 10 the BIN n the ConHoi-
dated company would buy at his price
stock u the Ncw Amsterdam company.
which he held
Il was TO make denial Of this state
mont that Mr. Croker yesterday de-
mandcd "a hearing before the commit
tee.
Mr. Croker was az the committee
r1um early today. Before the proceed
lnHl we're begun the Republican mem-
hers VI the committee and counsel held
protactcd conference. Immediately
nn calling the committee 10 order
Chairman Mnzct asked
"is Mr. Croker prercnt7"
The Tammnny chief responded.
u am hero under oath ! proaume.
and want 90 deny % statement which
you made w. your cnmpaign speeches
Mr. Maset What is It that you want
% cuntudlctf
NJ crokcr-f want 10 contradict the
fncnchca YOU hnVc made 90 reference Go
Wy deal'nra with the Consolidated Gas
company. that I tried Co sel Amstar-
dam stock Co that company Thnt ID
wh1t I understood you 90 a1y in your
ape Co. ! deny that now on the stand.
Mr. MuEot- D. that all. Mr Crokcrg
Mr tfuker-ThBt lH nIL
Mr. M1aot-f1u are excused
Mr., trnkef-Wil you take the stand
aud turtlfy TO what you raid7
Mr.. N1Eot-Mr Croker will you
please Htcn down from tho atnnI7
Mr. Croker then loft she stand and
lhc room. subsequently Chairman
Maaet gave out the following state.
ment
"Mr Croker knows that this ia ma
place ana no time 90 settle tho question
between him and mo.
what ! said 0n tho stump. I said not
" my nwn knowledge but upon good
ma sufficient authority. ~ Mr. Croker
really Wishes 90 have tho truth % my
nintemcnt loftod h. can sue FOR libel 81
he con prosecute me crlmlnuily by q
friendly district attorney Here we car
not oven compel Air. Croker 70 answer
proper questions or compel any wit,
moss 90 testify ON this matter na ths
question between ua is not relevant &,
this Inquiry"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
WILL QUIT THE TOWN"
Frank Mcdonald Secures Lcnlency ON
Promise 10 Leave,

Franklin r Mcdonald was taken be-
fore Juoiice MeMaster this afternoon 10
anfwor 60 tho charge of disturbing tho
peace Of Mrs. Agnes Jones. ana threat
oning 10 strike hor Mcdonald stated
thar u was hla intention 10 leave town
in three or four days, and " the judge
would allow him DO depart he would
DO 30 In peace. lie pleaded guilty 90
the charge against him. The court
stated that it wac evident that conald-
cradle prejudice had been manifested
against tha defendant. ana on his prom
lse TO leave town he would discharge
him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Paterson, n. j.. Nov. 3.-The follow
lng bulletin was authorized by Dr.
Newton.
$3.50 o.. m.-Nico President Hobart
passed good night until 2 "a. M. when
be- had nu attack % weakness, but rail
He'd after tho administration OF mudl-
cine Since o'clock his pulse has
been stronger and at o'clock he was
IA fair condition"
Although Mr, Hobart n resting easily.
Il o. admitted that hc d gradually
growing weaker, Ilia failure 90 take
nuuriahmcnt ln SUFFICIENT quantity b.
rrruonsihlp Cor this.
The Vice President was resting quiet
ly this afternoon and was asleep nt "a
quarter OF two. a basket Of flowers
were received from Mrs Mckinley to-
day, and "a letter came from Admiral
schioy expressing the hope that tho
Vice President would soon be rcatorld
TO health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
s5 BATTALIONS OF
| BRITISH MILITIA
eoyprnment Orders That the New Army be
Modified at Respective Headquarters
m Dates After November 20.

. IN the Captured Detaehment-iO Killed. % Wounded
a,,r Total Loss Before Ladysmiih Estimated at Us Killed
and 200 Wounded-0bieeton to Lyddite Naval Gunners
do,d Maksmen Temporary Armstce Investing Kimber-
Nv Communication with Ladysmith Restored-RepOrt OF
Rds Defeat at Colenso observation-disclosures that General
White Had to Fall Back from Ladysmith, Leaving His
wouded- Ominous Slenee--Brtsh War Office Has No
News for the pubic-BOers Repulsed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
RECEPTION OF THE ELKS.
Songs, Stories aud Dancing In Honor
Of William Deyere.

The Eiks reception to william 10
vcrc last night. was a short season OF
sonra. stories and dancing. The lacte-
al nuld OF hearty fellowship nowcd
freely and unrunlod. and there was
nothing 20 mar the pleasure OF the night
save the rising ~ this mornings sun.
Lcstcr Freed was chuHen 20 preside but
gracefully retired, 90 co,ler the honor
upon Ar De We're, known IN the body
ua Big nHl Tie talked some time up-
on INC prnriplrs of the Lodge and gave
good advice 90 tho young lodge pe
We're was lota of FUN. He rocited
mirthful pieces IN his mntchlcah way,
and told dr0ll stories that would have
provoked Il stone 20 laughter MI.
Girarl NJ Portland donated his sharo OF
the Fun hy exercising his powers ~
mlmlcry Then tho local members
came boz for their share N tho honur..
col John Poole rrcltcd a piece, DICK
Whlttcmore danced "a ilg heN Robert
s8u aud Tod Goodwin ara 20 cake-Wulk
A poem ~ Tod Goodwin'a beginning
Blg 1911 DE We're
Wero giad you're here,
g., which Mr.. Dc We're responded With
a., recitation "Iim Marhh9lln N,w
Plano" George Buckle ana 'hhF,.
Mostyn owen also ana their share OF
merry making.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
rAILrD or srSsATlos.
Richard Croker's Testimony Did Raise
the Anticipated Humpus.

New York. Nov 3.-whatever ok
pectntlon that Richard Croker would
make a scene today before the assembly
committee ON the management OF this
city was not fulfilled
political meeting o. few days ago.
Chairman Muzot asserted in effect that
whom the gas charter was Introduced
IN the legislature by him that measure
being inlmlcM 10 the New Amsterdam
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
MANY rrnsoNs pnowNrp.
Iioa,J Fatality Caa.sd ny Collapsed Land
Ing stage.

Antwerp. Nov. a-Thc landing stage
OF the Wacsland railroad ferry boat on
the ieft bank % the scheldt broke Ia
two this morning on the arrival u the
first train which was crowded. Many
persons fell Into the water and hftren
or twenty OF the number were drowned,
Ton OF the bodies have already been
recovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Now York. Nov 3.-rhe Evening Post
win print tho following statement this
evening;
ON RESPONSE 90 numerous Inquiries
we regret 90 announce that Mr.. H. l..
Godkln has severed lille connection with
The Eyrulnr Post. II was ha intuu-
tion 60 do so ln any case ON tho lat Of
january. but the step has been hnst-
ouod hy impaired health. Tie viii COM
tinue 10 be AN occasional editorial con-
tflhutnr."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Evansville. ont, Nov. a-Wllllam
Ynstpr. who on Tuesday last. muir
dorpd hiH wife ana 10 year old daughter
committed suicide today BY taking
poison Previously he had hllod his
mouth with runpowdcr and touching u
IN with a lighted match, but only sue
creded In fearilliy burning HE fca-
NttFuH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
BIG nW Dc We're
Mn-rn nlnd You're horo.
FROM CAPTAIN BURT

Governor Wells today received tho
following dispatch from captain An
drew J. hurt. dated Portland Oregon
Nov 2nd ,,,r,lns.
Leave ON Pennsylvania ~ monnn',.S'
regiment nrst-clAsa. Land MAh"A'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

New York. Nov. 3-0eo W, Brohott.
q colorud porter. employed by the
Adams ENprysH company was nrrulguci
IN police court today and held for trial
On charge Of stealing money bag
containing 5000 In gold from tho COM
puny'H office ON Saturday last hlr-
chett confessed the theft ana said he
pany'a Office In a bundle OF wood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03


n, ..s.n Nov. 3.-An army order ~
m, evening directs the aui''-iiiea
. srss NE u battaliona Of militia
t. 49, rs1sciive headquarters on
lti.l after Nov. 20.
T.. la o. easuaitIoa among the nom
ia.orei officers and mon at Far.
.ft rim shows the oloueest'ta
\ A.riy killed and nfiy-throc wound
d. fu.ftsa TEN Killed and forty
4 rslsd. and the tenth mountain
Al r.r two wounded before they sur
. ANA
~. captured who are given under
a ht,i u missing. ARE divided aa fol-
a Oioucsiiofa. 10 officers and 800
tenth mountain battery nvc oil-
.-taI 81 mca. fuallccra not yet re-
. rtsi
Htaisi Dispatches from the British
.-p at labyrinth. Natal. add little
Al ,ntuon regarding Monday'a hght
= trt the estimates u the nocr losses.
n trs now sald TO be- % killed and
rounded mostly Victims Of the ar
n ~ ,hsns which have wrought such
Al havoc that d lsaiid Gen. Ioubcrt,
n H5sf eommandcr-ln.chlcf. has writ
hitter 10 Gen. white, the British
q -sslsr protesting against the use
d Jilis.
. traaiInr 10 ail accounts the presence
a iaiysmllh Of the long range naval
b. ini IRE splendid shooting Of the
N hgksls. have materially improved
ID position o. the British.
4 unpoury armlsiicc was declared
y ray evening to allow Of the eollco-
ID o q he dead and wounded.
4 lisaieh from Kimberley. dated
b. . ala an tho wounded were do
b we'll small bodies " nocrs about
\ strong were then frequently seen.
D. apparently came from Mnfchng
n ne purpose either OF assisting In
d antes on Kimberley ar 10 rosIst the
tuH,, q endorsements. The absence
d vi'sf outside tho place causes tho
n 90 % continually move their camps.
Wlat the wlra 90 Iadysmlth nro
81 De optimism Of the war oinalais
N ua believe that I.adysmith is com.
III ty Invested. or coisns1 captured.
j anto BE- msuasd. ns tbls morning
4 va asserted that the railroad is
\ og,u. though irsns has been con.
h Fut vas only a rumor YES.
F, iJ evening. may. ii IL claimed be
uly at any moment. as General
gen. with a large and wonderfully
a.t orcs, D. expected To detaoh
s'o Of several ihousand mon and
- .a lt 'n' rA''rod'
.-l',' OF au kinds arc sprlnging up
p Il b. even afserted that Con.
p'-,..- ~ s''l' l'''''u y" '"n paoh
.t-,,'''''''-uuI8' leaving MS
lna'i behind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

80. Thomas. u. W l.. Nov, 9-Gcn.
tgnnclo Andrndc. the recently dcppsgd
Vice president uf Venezuela who made
hla escape from Caracas october 2oih,
arrived here last night lie VIII pru-
coed for san Juan DC Porto Rico to-
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Chicago. Nov. 3.-A telephone message
was received here this afternoon ftpm
Hobart tn1., saying that the Aetna
Powder Mills had been blown W. Two
men an, reported Killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Washington. Nov a.-Admirnl Rchlev,
accompanied by Mrs. Hcnlcy MAS Let
termnn and Gen. Felix Angus ~ lialu-
more. left Washington today over the
Southern Hallway Tor tho south. Tie
party Occupied "a private car.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
LAND OFFICE RULING.
Given in the Case Of ODonoyan vs.
Keith.

Wellington. d. G., Nov. 9.-rhe come
missioner ~ the general land oiloe has
rendered decision IN case OF John o.
Donovan versus David Keith, Involving
land In salt Lake city district sus-
pending the entry pending a new notice
of application and an, adverse proceed
lngs which may be Instituted against
Kclths application.