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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11
COURT AT FILLMORE.
List Of Cases Disposed OF by Judg
Higgins.

Special per Doacrct Telegraph.
Fillmore, oct u.-Court adjourned
here last evening. judge n. v. HigRins
presided. After setting the time for
hearing the cases on tho calendar. some
preliminary matters wcrc disposed OF.
In tho case u The Holden Irrigation
company ct nj W. Nicoia Paul Il ai. "a
motion % confirm the IMPORT NJ tho
commissioner previously appointed Go
make measurement OF certain waters
was granted.
In the matter Of the estate ~ Anna
Galloway, deceased. "a decree was REM
dcrcd approving the anal accounting
and granting final dlatributatiou,
In the matter ~ the application "
school board for conveyance OF "a Ccr-
tain parcel ~ land Tor school grounds
and ON which 60 erect % school building.
an order was made granting convey
anco OF tho Same.
In the case or James a. George Va Al
mon Robson and Josephine Robson.
demurrer a. the complaint was over
ruled.
In the case of wood W Wood dccryo
was rendered uunulling the mnrrias,
relation.
No jury was summoned aa tho other
cases an the calendar were postponed
for the term. Court adjourned at 400
.. m. until December
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Was Not Ready to Decide on Presi-
dent Shows Case Today.
STILL UNDER CONSIDERATION
u Making Careful Inquiry aud wan
React Conclusion within
the Next Few Days.

When asked whether he would au-
thorizc The Issuance Of a warnnt for
the arrest or President Lorenzo Snow
today County Attorney Graham H..
Putnam Informed a "Nowa' reporter
that ho would not.
According 10 your arrangement with
Mr Charles MoHtyn owen. you wcro
10 decide what you would d, today"
vcnturcd the News" man.
Yes. / told owen that would con-
slider his affidavit AMI give him nn ans.
wcr today replied Mr Putnam. " but
/ am not prepared na got 90 say what
! viii do. Thoro o. no particular hurry
that I can uoc. and Mr. owen can just
no wcli anori 60 walt aa can" Com
tlnuiuF. Mr. Putnam said. u am max
ing careful Inquiry Into the case and
expect TO rvach a conclusion within the
next few days"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11
JUNCTION CITY DEMOCRATS
City Convention Mcets-EiIects a Tenn
porary Organization aud AdJourns.

Special per poHorct Telegraph
ogden. Utah, oct 1.-THE Demo-
cratic city convention convened nt the
county court house at 1850 this morn
Ing. The convention was called 20 or
dor by city Secretary r. u. O'Connolly
in the absence VI Chairman Civilians.
n. ID. johnson was appointed tcm-
puury chairman.
ATT johnson made a short address 20
the convention ana sam r. Myers was
selected uH temporary secretary, The
convention was then DECLARED rrady Tor
business ana Daniel liamrr moved tho
appointment % three committees az fOl-
luWui Permanent organization and or
der VI business, credentials aud rcaolu-
lions
Al the suggestion Of Mr. Weber the
committees were selected by wards AZ
follows
Committee ON crcdcntlals-Flrst ward.
Moronl brown; Second ward VIM.
Studer, Third ward r. Christuphens1n.
Fourth ward J H. Mcmillan; Fifth
ward, NJ. l.. Snow
Committee on rcsoluuons-FirHt ward.
w. l.. McOlnnls; Second ward, Thos.
itoWluy, Third ward. VIM Hail:
Fourth ward. Elijah Fart; Firth ward.
n. -. johnson.
Committee on Permanent orgnniza-
tion and order ~ buHiness-First ward.
r. 7, hurdettc. Second ward. J. X.
Allen. Third ward, ". Darkc. Fourth
M0ronl poultcr,
Tho convention then. upon motion OF
Daniel llamer, adjourned until o'clock
this evening 60 allow those OF the dele
gates who 90 dcalrd To- attend the
funeral Of the late Bishop suatford.
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WITH THE POLICE.
Record Broken Today Miss Strom-
berg's Pocket Book sun Unclaimed.

Everyone connected with the police
department has bcvn enjoying "a sine
cure today. Since 1850 p. M. yesterday
not a single arrest has been made by
tho officers. consequently Judge Tim
mony had no occasion 90 assume his
mngiatoral chair and judicial air NJ
2 o'clock this afternoon. Enh Kelly,
Ia the capacity OF sergeant NJ the trusty
SOUND, likewise enjoyed a holiday, owe
ing 60 The fact that there were In cOn-
sequence no fires 20 attend 10 IN tho
court room. Desk Sergeant Smith fur
Their has been enjoying "a well earned
rost from his arduous labora, owing TO
the fact that there have been no callers
not even AN cmisHary from Ledn
Stromborg 60 reclaim her pcrfumod
pockuthook. which rvpuHgs alongside
Mike Boylo'H pocket knife upon the
shelf and dlnuHca the spicy nrOmnH OK
Aruby upon tho huzy utmosphere,
Patrol Driver Armstrong has been
dgyo'lng his energies today o. the cons
sumption uf long nllcrH ana indulgence,
between times, iu a slesta. Even tho poo
lice telephone has gone on strike and
uh8tinately refuses 90 work. In f1ct, tho
only man around the police heldqunr-
ters who hns been at all busy Re tho
electrician, who for two solid hours, at
tempted Co nX the phone with "a screw
driver and profanity
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New York. Oct. ii,-orders have been
received al the navy yard 10 rush work
on tho cruiser New orleans. which ia to
be- cent 10 the Philippines Immediately
on the recommendation u Admiral
Dewey The orders were To turn her
out ready for the long voyage In a week.
THE cruiser arrived az the navy yard
Tuesday afternoon, She was expected
ON Monday hut captain Edwin l.. Long
necker. who commands her, was short
NJ coal and did not push her from
Hampton Roads,
The delay caused rumorH OF trouble
with her boilers but Naval Constructor
Bowlea. who examined the ship yestcr-
day, found her in good condition she
viii go into dry dock this morning aud
be- ready for aon week hence,
The cruiser brooklyn VIII not be- fittei
for the voyage 10 Manila nt the BiDok-
Ign yard, Such work as ~ necessary
viii be done at Norfolk whence she will
sail In a week or so. She and the New
orleans Will probably travel In COM
pany,
The auxiliary cruiser Resolute. which
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o. S. L. ELECTS DIRECTORS.
The Meeting Was Held This Morning
aud the old Board Was Chosen.

The annual meeting Of the Oregon
Short Line stockholders was held this
morning IN the private office of Nico
President ana General Manager W. n.
bancroft Those present were; Horace
q, Burt president Of the Union Pa
cInc, W. H. bancroft, Alexander MIL
lur. H. ~, IonvB uud W W. Cotton, The
meeting was Tor the purpose OF cloctug
"a board ~ directors ana the following
named gentlemen were chusrn
Oliver Amos Francis 8. Bangs ior-
ace g. Burt samuel Carr r. Joffer-
son Coolidge. Jr., w. ID. cornish W. n.
Olyn George j, Gould. g. H. Hartman.
Thomas H. Jones, otto "a, Kahn. Gurdl-
nor ~ Lane, james Loeb. oliver Mink
and WlnHlow b. Pierce.
The meeting was concluded about
1880 and az 4 %. M. President Burt
and II /. LnmnX, general passenger
agent Of the Union Pacific, boarded Mr..
Harriman's private car Arden" and
left for the East
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PRICE OF GAS FIXED.
Schedule Agreed Upon Today by Union
Light Power Directors.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Union Light and Power company a.
rcctors was held thla afternoon. Prch-
dent George Q, Cannon presiding. The
members present In addition TO Presi-
dent Cannon worc' Joseph y. Smith. l..
x llills, Colonel Wobbcr ana Colonel
Wlndor.
Al the meeting the price OF gus was
fixed az folloWsi $3.50 per 900 cubic
feet. Tor Illuminating purposes and $40
for fuel with reduction In each case
of 10 per cont II payment II mndc on
the SIN OF the month Immediately sub
aequsnt % the month In which the gus
b. used. A schedule OF quantity rates"
was also practically agreed upon.
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BLAZE AT PROVO,


Provo. oct ii,--Eorly this morning
the transformer house, near the Asy-
ium. Of the Provo Electric company,
was burned down, destroying two large
truusformcnL The loss la estimated az
about $500 No one was stationed at
the building and the origin OF the hro
II unknown, although II Is believed to
have been caused by the storm. The
city will be lighted direct from the
power house In Provo canyon, until now
transformers arrive.
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Manila, Cot II. $3.50 p. m.-den.
sohwan'a column, having accomplished
its purpose Of Furnishing the rebels, Is
returning from San Francisco de Mala-
bon with artillery and transportation
service.
The naval expedition that recently
went 90 the mouth OF the river Paslg
10 raise the Spanish river gunhoat Ar
nynt reports that no resistance has
been encountered from the Fllpln0B
and that the work Of salvage rs pro-
Cecdlug slowly.
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Nocesier, Masa. oct. ii.-speaklng
~ h'sht az The Republican mass meet
mat welcomed senator Hoar home
:" "a Europe, Gofrnor Wolcott said;
A. rsnrdu the warfare being con-
~ " ''ed 10 tho Philippine Islands. l be-
Y u u abhorrgnt TO the public sem
y ,u' OF this nation TO hold perma-
sH ny control a subject people. But
a IN" o. also mo less ahhorrent
"A uulc sentiment OF this nation
NJ Hny nag " the United states.
~ VA Nkally belongs. attacked by
IN. s. .gI'ta, Lct the nation put down
81 tss nv, assaults against the United
an ~ ahl hen, my friends. ! pray
III lts.ts mat the Congress of tho
d, 1890 may De trusted under tho
90 A. w, ~ lFcaident Mckinley to ac-
a. hius'i9 country under that nag
UAlsb IVA. 1Nl iivtat government OF
~ vI Fye of Maine Nns reeelvcd
uel cheering and said In pnrt,
~ Wv, lht close N the civil war tho
IN M Nl lhn Republic has amazed
nj rt'iGl,.r world. We have the hest
N ptiA i''Nn on earth al home, a mar
"a grl.,n consumes nearly am our en-
u s ,1l4lgI Il ls rather rcfreshing for
M bll,4nuoAnn here tonight that ali
"a nv. market has been secured I'M
~ runllcan legislation. Within N
1 lo6nH,i Vino mis- country will have
niI5n. Won " lO0.000OlO What ocru-
n y V,ir...',, lnrie people take up? Are
~ 1ff"i :" inrmInE2 Today our prud-
cgatst Nv, lhe home market and the
IA rpll' M Europe. II Won ean-
ID Fo thh product. backward
~ 1b,. n We manufactures. espee-
drihly making, I nay thore h me-
q uli Nv Ion Why the United states
fioig ~ Gi ii iu.ihe boots and shoes Tor Inc
~ ~. europe II We take the neces-
pllts,s M v, 70 Introduce them In the
any means by which we can
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

49,. oct IA Pietermaritzburg
~ IN avs. There are persistent re-
~ mat the omnie Free State troops
Z. ,ir.ady crosscd the frontier and
C i,snclnr on Ladysmlth.
nra have entered Natal by the
Il, -ant pass. clundyciough, thirty
=. 4 miles southwest Of Newcastle.
Al dispatch from PctcrmariiEburg.
~ l uyti
moo excitement prevails owing 60
a sirstent reports that the orange
N state troops have already crossed
NJ brisr and are advancing upon
n M latest reports from South Afrl.
!. a. tfue the H00u have not waited
n III expiration OF the time limit, but
al ainaady ur1Hrd the border, uH
III would o. entitled 20 do both Ia vlr-
II d thf medication contained in tho
Al mnranh ~ the ultimatum, and
|IN 10 ihn ndfiHh acknowledgment,
m reached Pretoria go speedily as
81 HIfy a belief amounting almost to
~ aisy that iho war party IN Great
~ boo D. On reality delighted that de
~ agY haa alIi o. inHt word, ana that
|II lr can pow proceed.
Al lndi1nu0nr rg 90 show that Great
M lln d a1 uuUrH paired aa 90 d. COM
"A 0 90 remain on The defensive Tor
~ weeks 10 seems hlHhly probable
N the tongue 0f Natal u1 Tar a. New
al d Nil D. Do ur hands Of the Beers
N ~ many hours
BON mat point. however. ir Tho
NJ b q nirihIf ADVANCE. they would
M lt'Y NHl lflNEh FORCES at Lady
~ b ani pludpg capable of ropolllng
/. attacks
Al labyrinth tho garrison. which
n Do guard aHllrdt attack from the
~ fffe State was reinforced to-
al li iho Gordon Highlander and %
n lg contingent ~ the Indian troops
NJ De authorities are now confident
Z fhdr ability 90 deal out an unplcls-
N surprise 90 ihe li1Crn in the event
4 o. attempt 90 rush the position.
Al Dundee there are about GO01 men.
nj force ought 90 b. sufficient TO
N d Ter advance by way 90 Zulu
Al ana ip maintain the line % cum-
:" HNi"N WIN lNN NNNN NA lNNAfNH
"A HhlfEt tho hrlduunrteru 81 Gen.
NJ ltnfrg stewart White.
" ODE hcchunnnlAud border. the
X ai'o1 s0ems 90 Eiyc the Beers a
a palfy alyuntagc. Thcrv 81 con-
n Fable anxiety ln tho districts OF
n burg and Nafok.ng although Il h.
"A . that ihe endorsements recently
N ai1hei thew viii be- sufficient to
z geo tde rich town Of Kimberley.
ltplichca from Capctown say tho
A iaei VIII rf.lrn. while there are per-
\ NJ reports Boo London that Sir Al
n Mllnrf Foyrfnor Df Cape Colony.
4 luldy dismissed Mr.. william T..
y iuncr aui bic colleagues. II ~
u lef that one ur the other NJ these
y lhsrnc.os must occur. ns the Eov-
u ana cpmmludcr-in.chlof must be
II e position io carry out defensive
u elfoa without regard 10 possible OBJ
Y .guou 900 the part u an unHympa-
ilf 81 % declaration OF war IL con-
fhel ne feeling 10 London IL that
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jOER TROOPS
CROSS THE BORDER
,yonciuC Into Natal by Way OF the Clun-
dyclough Pass, Thirty-Seven Miles
Southwest OF Newcastle.

o that Orange Free State Troops are Advancing on Lady
.rbutense Excitement-Sir Alfred Miner issues Proc
,motou-consu White, Of the Transvaa Leaves London
R,os congregating Burghers Called Home TO
Fight United States cOnsuls Care for British Interests
Lord ROsebery Liberal Leader, Supports The Government
Thousand Canadians Going to South Airiea-English
Troops Prepare to Make Good DeienseIrouble in Cape
Colony.
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DAVIS IN PARK CITY.
Empress Josephine Jewels Man There
Today.

There were frequent Inquiries today
concerning the whereabouts % Mr.,
Davis the promoter OF the beautiful
woman voting contest at the salt PALE
ace. Mr.. Davis rooms ut the Kenyon,
but was not thore last night or today.
From careful inquiry, however. It APP
pears that he l. az Park city. That Is
also the opinion OF Judge Colborn, who
said this afternoon that the association
had found Mr. Davis 20 be a perfect
gentleman In all respects,
The jewel contest win continue 10 Oc-
tuber a. The necklace and other prizes
are In the possession u the committee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11
AppRoyEp BY MAYoR.

Mayor clark to-day approved tho re-
port Of the police and nro committee
"a FIRE station on uueot;
the sewer ordnance on First South be-
tween First and second West streets;
the appropriation list and other matters
passed at last nights cay Council
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

Evansville, Ind. oct. i1.-Prcsldent
Mckinley and his cabinet arrived this
morning attended the national reunion
of the blue and gray. The President
delivered a short address. The preai-
dQntini party was then escorted back
TO the train and left at noon Cor the
north.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

IL 10 transport supplies 20 Porto Rlcn. "
expected In port today. the o. cofn-
mnudcd by Commander Kelley.
Naval Constructor bowlcs D. mixing
the Buffalo into nrst class pass ngor
fhip 30 TO take the fnmillra m officers
Ia the Philippines noct Ia Manila. Ac-
c1modationn FOR women AMI children
arr bying pat In and the ship D. being
made very comfortable.
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QUINN HEARING.

The preliminary hearing OF ]. n.
quinn. charged with cmbezzlemcnt. was
continued until next Friday at 2 o'clock
by Justice Kroeger on motion OF Assist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

Chicago, oct. ii.-Mrs. l.. NJ. ~.
Stevens. national president OF the W. O.,
4. T.. and Miss Anna Gordon, vico-prct-
ldent, arrived IN Chicago today On route
20 seattle, whore ms are TO attend tho
national convention OF the W. G.. 4. u.
Mira. Stevens, when asked about tho
coming convention and matters of iu-
terest In W. q. r. u. circles, said;
"rho temple question win not b. dis
cuased IN seattle. Tho statement which
has been made TO the eject that tho w,
Q. n. q. cannot move out OF the Voc
mans Temple and at the same timc live
up to It's constitution f. absurd. a by
law says that our national offices shall
be In this building, That bylaw can be
changed by two-thlrds vote uf the
union. I am strongly In favor of making
Miss Wizards home, Rest Cottage In
Evanston, our headquarters, and fancy
this change will be decided upon at the
convention"
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Gen, Funston and His Noted Regi-
ment at San Francisco,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Among Them are a Number Of Utah
Itoys, from the Regular
Service.

San Francisco. Sept. 1.-THE trans
port Tartar. which arrived lnsi night
from Manila with tho Twentieth
Kansas regiment aud over 400 dis
charged soldiers. has not set been re-
leased from quarantine The health
officers are conducting their cxnmina-
ton Of tho passengers os rapidly nn
possible. but Il H. very doubtful u the
vessel VIII be- released from quarantine
until some time this afternoon. II
has not yet been determined when the
soldiers viii be allowed 10 land. ne II
all depends upon the time the doctorb
viii finish their examination. Cen.
Funston ~ etlll on board and VIII ln ell
probability remain with his men unul
after vessel has bcvn released from
quarantine.
II is understood the general health OF
the mon On guud.
The Washington soldiers. who ar
rived ON the Pennsylvania. Rre being
entertained today by tho delegation or
Washington citizens who came here To-
welcome their boys home. The tcrl-
mcnt has been split up into dutaUh-
monte. and different parties of the
WashlngtouianH are taking the boyp
to pulntn ~ interest ufuuuN lNN tlltf
lunchlng them and doing other things
10 make the day "a pleasant one.
Gov. ttogora uf Washington ana his
etan viii Doe one OF the party % well
come the knrrns soldiers when they
land from the Tartar Arrangements
have been made for the Washington
regiment to entertain the Kansas rcsi-
mcnt at q dinner. either tonight OF to-
morrow, the time depending ON the
landing % the kauHanH.
The transport Tartar with the Twcn-
tlcth Kansas regiment on board and
over 400 returned soldiers was pnHtrl
by the quarantine oiiictrr and iucAed
this afternoon. Arrangements have been
made for the landing Of the men this
afternoon, but as the weather 10 SOME
what threatening their landing may be
postponed until tomorrow morning,
G.ATElt-The weather has cleared and
the Kansas soldiers have landed and
arc marching to the Preside,
Great enthusiasm prevails.
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WILL MAKE DRY FARMERS
HAPPY.

The storm viii b. or great bonont Ia
the farmers. aside from merely soften
ing tho ground Tor pluughlng. on dry
farms u VIII put the fan wheat In
splendid condition. ana a. the uwnora
of such land it will b. blessing. In
another way 10 VIII D. "a buuCilL nH the
springs throughout the country had
commenced Go dry up. uwing 60 the long
SEASON uf warm, dry weather preceding
this downfall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

Cnpetown. Oct tt.--sir Alfred Miner.
governor of Cape Colony and british
high commissioner In South Africa. has
Issued q proclamation declaring al per-
sons abetting an enemy In state "
war with Great Britain To b. guilty Of
high treason.
Beers are expected 10 occupy New
castle, Natal. tomorrow morning.
Cunyngham Greene, the British dlplo-
matte agent In the TrnnHvanl. h expect
"a 70 leave Pretoria this cyening WED
nradAyl.
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lntorferes Greatly With Utah TEL
egraphic Service Today,
PRECIPITATION WAS HEAVY.
Indications Point 60 Further storm
snow Fails on the surround
Ing Mountains.

storm swept the lntcrmountain west
last niEht and today with the result
that the eastern telegraph news scr-
Vice was groatiy intorfcred with. The
Associated Press was Obliged 70 connne
Itself 10 one Western Union wire and
tho Dcsorot Telegraph company was
able 10 reach only the nearest u ita
Offices on account of wires being down.
Rain fcll heavily during the night and
today ana up 10 2 o'clock this afternoon
the precipitation amounted 90 seventy
Hcvcn-ono- hundrcdtha OF an inch.
suow fcll on the surrounding mountains
ANA foothills last night and was clearly
visible throughout tho day whenever
the clouds dinpoued.
The weather bureaus bulletin Issued
THIS afternoon reads
storm area now central over the
middle plateau region. The crest OF an
area us high pressure lice north of the
upper lakes. Rain has fallen over
northern Utah. western Colorado.
South Dakota and Mississippi valley
II o. warmer along the northern Pacific
coast ana over Idaho. Elsewhere trm-
pcfaiuro changes have been slight
state forecast. Rain and SNOW ana
continued cold tonight and Thursday
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coNsuL wnITE LEAvEs.

London. oct. ii.-MontnEu white.
consul general ~ the South African
Republic here. closed consulate this az
tgruoon and left for continent.
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LORD RosEBERY SUPPORTS GOV.
IMMINENT.

London. oct ii.-Lord Roscbcry. ilb-
oral leader ana former premier. nt last
comes out In a letter supporting tho
government, putting polltlcs In tho
background In view OF the Boor ulti-
matum.
IL IL reported In Glasgow that tho
Allan liner Siberian has been chartered
to carry q thousand Canadians from
Montreal to South Africa.
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the Tranavaai government will merely
invite the British diplomatic agent
Conynghnm Greene. 10 leave Pretoria
on the expiration Of the time limit ot
the ultlmatum. Certainly Great Britain
viii not declare war against what she
considers dependent state. Active
nustllltlcH are expected 90 take the
place u formal declaration.
There was o. great scene on the noor
Of the stock exchange az $50 p. M. the
time Of the expiration ~ the period
fixed IN the iin1r ulilmntum The
brokers began SINGING God Save the
Queen" aud "itulo britannia. A large
crowd outside took up the strains. and
singing uud cheering spread M the
nrlnhhnrhoud until the whole district
was alive with enthusiasm.
a similar Demonstration occurred nt
the Battle. one Of the principal ss-
changes.
In hipplng circles II II asserted that
another huf million tons % shipping
VIII be required by the government.
ana owners are finding u difficult 10
maintain their regular trade service.
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NATIVE UPRISING BEGINS.

piotcrmartlaburg. oct. 1.-THE Basu-
toH are becoming restless and arr COM
grcgatlng on the border.
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Pretoria. Oct 1.-THE Official Ga
zcttr contains % proclamation cnllinT
upon AN burHhoru domlcllad outside ~
the republic 90 present themselves
forthwith for service, failing which
they VIII be- fined. Imprisoned and
property cunhrcatcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

London. oct. 1.-THE foreign onlcc
confirms the report from Washington
that Great Britain hnn nhkcd the Unit
ed States conruls IN the Trnnsvnal to
represent hritish interests there dur
Ing hostilitlca
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-08-11

Captain Joseph Buddle and Robert
Lind, employed at the Rust mine at
Hibbing, were killed Thursday of last
week by being crushed in a caved
room. Captain Buddle was well
known by many on the Vermilion
range and was considered.one of the
best of mining men. The father of
the deceased was formerly captain of
the Germania mine at Hurley, Wis.