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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
GENERAL LUNA OF THE FILIPINO ARMY

tons until they were Rad Just before
the board was ready 10 mako a report.
Indeed. at n time when II WAS asccr.
taincd that the board had partly MD
up IT. report.
The boiri has 90 answered the In.
quirica u the President. u " ascot
taincd, that when tho replies oi the
board % officers are published. u IL 10 be-
the last word on the beef question.
When II comes TO questions about In
rpcctlonH. thcrc IL call for nSing the
blame Tor neglect and IL II asserted to-
day that Den. Wade was called 10 the
white House 10 modify some criticisms
considered by the President 10 be too
severe.
n any pointed criticism " Gen. Miles
IL In the report u II declared that Il
will be found In "A reply toward the end
censurinH him Indirectly. perhaps. for
falling TO rupurt at once his uharrvn-
tlonH about the beef supplied TO the
army. SIN. u " evident that the gym
cral commanding u not destined 10 be
very roughly handled. Tor Il IL assert.
cd at the war department In several
offices that their will b. no suggestion
~ punishment Tor Gen. Miles.
The friends OF Gen. Miles are mani.
testify anxious lest. after the IMPORT IL
made, he VIII aFnin open the subject
By renewing the assertions h. made
INIT at Ponce. Porto Rico. IL dos not
appear that Gen. Miles has asserted his
Intention 10 ask Congress 20 make any
Inquiry next winter. Tho report that
conjecture for the report has been pub.
llshcd and Gen. Miles knows positively
ftlhifrt
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HIS SERVICES RECOGNIZED.
Al Dcweys Requei, Secretary Long Presents
A. W. Robbins a chfonomeler.
Rendered Invaluable AID al Manila o.
Arrangements for cosiina STA
ton. Perfected.

New York. May "A special 10 tho
Herald from Washington says
In accordance with the request Of
Admiral Dewey. Secretary Long has
presented To A. W. Robbins. master "
the British ship Bucolcuch. me
ohronometor In recognition Of his SER
Vices TO the AHiatic squadron lmmcdl-
aiciy after the battle " May ist In
communicating with the spanish gov-
crnor general at Manila for Admiral
Dewey.
Captain Robbins placed himself at
the disposal Of Admiral Dewey 10 con-
wy messages TO the spanlards In
Manila. The admiral sent a request TO
the spanish governor general 10 bo al
lowed 10 use the cable connecting
Manila and HonskonE. threatening "
the request was not compiled with. TO
cut the line. The Hpanilr4H refused
aud the cable was cut. Thrru wcrv sew
crll matters which the admiral desired
10 present 10 the attention ~ the SPAN
ish authorities and Captain ito5blnH
was Rcncraily the medium OF commune
cation.
Hear Admiral bradford has oomplct-
cd arrangements By which the United
states Will have coallnE stations we'll
distributed utrateTic,ily and Invaluable
10 tho American navy In ease Of war.
Proceedings TO condemn Mission Rock.
California. are expected 10 he complct-
~ soon aud coailng Htatinn win be
established thcrc. Commander J. v.
Merry. who has been assigned 60 COM
mand the naval coailng station at Hon
olulu. was In conference today with
Rear Admiral bradford regarding the
construction of coaiinH sheds, slips aud
wharvca at Honolulu. where there will
be coal pile % 5000 tons.
The collier brutur. which has prob
ably arrived at Apia. has i.t0o tons OF
coal on board and tho Abarcnda On
route To the same place. carries 5000
tons.
Upon the arrival ~ tho Yosemite Al
Guam. Captain Lcary viii determine
the best site for n eoailnT station and
ten or nftcen thousand tons viii be
kept at that point. Admiral Dewey
now has is.0oo tons " coal at caviie.
1900 tons arr ON the way and 5000
tons viii leave this country today for
Manila.
In tho Atlantic. a coal pile Of 5000
tons II maintained AT San Juan. n coal
hulk with 1900 tons IN stationed at
Guantanamo. aud 1000 tons aru at Key
West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

After wounding III. Ma. sh. Turns the
Pistol on Herself.

chlcag, May a.--David ]. VILE. an
attorney, lies at the Post GrnduAie
hospital probably fatally wounded By
three shots fired by young woman
named Mabel Dirk. After woundlng
VILE, Mira Illrk shot and killed her.
self. The shooting occurred this after
noon IN q parior of the Hotel Anthony.
According 10 the lawyers statement,
he had mes Miss Iiirk In professional
way only. lie claims that they met
on tho street today accidentally ana
mat the young woman asked him 10
accompany her 10 the hotel where
she would slng for him. VILE was
STATED on the plano stool running over
the keys, when without any warning
hts companion shot him thee times.
One u the bullets struck VILE Just
nNohe tho small NJ the back. another
lodged I'm his neck and third hack
Of the right, ear, The single missile
which ended the life of the young wo-
man penetrated tho hrcaat
VILE II well known In Chicago legal
circles and has conducted conuldcr-
able practice. tie n married, He nayr
he cannot conceive Of any reason for
the young wonnan'a rash act.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

New York. May 1.-THE Episcopal
elefgymcn IN the diocese of New York.
who have bccn guiding n movement To
protest against the prospective ordinn-
tlun u the lley, Or, Charles Augustus
hriggs, ~ a priest In their church, VIII
probably take no Immediate action. an
bishop Potter has not yet revealed his
Intention. They nrc waiting 10 SEQ
whether DIR. IiriggH viii Withdraw his
DUPLICATION 10 be ordained or whether
bishop Potter viii refuse TO ordain him,
before taking any active steps as a
whole. DIR, De- Costa has taken action
~ an Individual In calling upon the
bishop to order an investigation OF the
hefcay rumora about DR.. Briggs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
HAVANA cusrons RECEIPTS.


New York, May a. dispatch TO the
Tribune from Havana says
Receipts nt the Havana custom
house Tor April Justify the prediction
that the collections at this port for
1888 Will reach fully fi0.000O00 The
April total II given ha $4,000 In round
numbers. This Il decrease OF ga. q
e1o, Just one days collections, from the
nrirra for March. but an increase Of
fisi.Ooo over February and NJ iis0, 600
over January The total receipts for
80 fnt Third 81 the year arr f3,lsl. Wi1.
Yesterday $4,000 was collected nc the
custom house. an amount far above the
daily average.
Tho rapid How ~ American currency
Into Cuba n hnntenlng the expectation
81 spanish gold ana silver whose legal
and nominal valuation here IA Tor be-
low either itn legal ~ market value In
spain. Twenty-HiN thousand dollar
IN Spanish pieces arrived today FROM
Santiago, where only American money
now passes current, for shipment
abroad.
Commenting on tho decree cngrafi-
Ing the hnhenH corpuH upon tho crimi-
nal code. the spanish edition OF m
Lucia says today Everybody should
rejoice nj this great reform which "
going 10 be- accomplished In our laws +"
The lnsular cabinet has prepared n
plan for the establishment 81 a bureau
~ vaccination. which n 10 have gem
erai charge of this important branch OF
public hygiene throughout the island.
The bureau viii furnish virus for ali
the provincial stations and keep rec.
ofds 81 all vaccinations made.
Colonel Davis continued his oxem-
plnry work of hygiene aud sanitation
In this city, lie has Issued orders for
bidding the carrying of solled linen IN
street ears or public conyeyancca. and
what II nm even more important pre-
caution. has decided To compel the coy-
ering % the open sewers now empl
At hlgh water mark along the city's
ocean front.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
MISS JULIA DEsr GRANT.
Her Father Confirms Rsport Of Her En-
EaEsment To rIInee Iantaensrne.

, chicago, May t.Miss Juila Dent
Frederick -. Grant IL engaged to
Prince cantaruzeno. OF Russia. late
military attaehe Of his country'H en-
baAsy at Rome. The report reached
chicago yesterday. General Grant. who
u. In the city with his wife for brief
visit among friends before he departs
Tor the Philippines 10 serve on General
"tls'a SIAN, confirmed u when seen.
yes, I believe the report Ia true"
General Grant said. with u quiet twin
lsle IN lis eyes, ~ received a cahiegram
from Paris three days ago asking con-
sent "a the engagement, and replied
Thai no objections would he made 10
y. have known Prince cantacuzene's
family for over twenty years and. while
! nave never seen him, ! know him 10
~ highly accomplished young man VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
ALoEn a LANSING.
secretary 81 War aud Gen. doe wheeling
Given - Housing weieoms.

Lansing. Mich. May a.-secrrtary
Algcr. and Den. Joseph Wheeler were
met by the entire legislature. oficers
ana employees, on their arrival al The
railroad station here today. The local
u, a. H. posts, college cadets and a
miscellaneous crowd Joined In The
cheering welcome The generals were
Secretary ana Mrs. Aigcr. den. Wheel
or and Gov. pinRree held a public NJ.
ception, This afternoon there We're "a
fictitious Addresses IN the hall Of repre-
tentativcs. which was patrioticaily
decorted Ia honor OF the event.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

Report OF the Hoard IT Onis.r. /. a. be tho
Hast Of the Ansir.

New York. MAY "a special 90 the
Times frum Washington says From
an administration source, Il ~ learned
that the report n the beef Inquiry In
a reply In u series u answers 90 the
questions put By the President o. the
members Of the board, TheHe ques-
tons, II Il known. were not made until
about the last week of tho inquiry.
They were presented by the recorder ~
the board NJ showing the expecia Hons
% the President Neither Den. Miles
nor Major i.ec, his representative boz
fore tho board. had Heard % the ques-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
MEnRIAM To AnRIvE TODAY.


Washington. May ,.--The President.
W the case Of John - Wagner. ncn-
fenced In Colorado In 1891 81 nye years
imprisonment. for having counterfeitei
silver coins In his poaHeAslon, has conf
hiutci the sentence 20 two years, In
View ~ the assistance given the gov
vrnment by Mngncr'a wife In bringing
the principal offender TO Justice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

excellent character. believe there In
nothing more 10 be said on the sub
jcct."
Prince cantacusenc II ss years did
and lieutenant In the imperial guards.
HIS family II one 81 the greatest and
Oldest In Russia. and he became the
head Of the house.
Miss Grant Is % years old and strik-
!ugiy handsome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

Eiko. New. May s.-By the premature
explosion Of blast today In Tony
Roses mine at Tuscarora. Rose was
seriously injured and Mining Expert
Howe. Cain Steele and William Brown
more or less hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
nxronr rmniaur RATES.
frsixhimsn May Aeaaic.ee In nsaairs-
meat Of 4 nlformiiy.

Chicago. May IA Joint meeting was
held between Eastern and Western
froightmon. The subject under dis
ousslon was the caualiSa, lion of domestic
and export grain rates In accordance
With the view expressed In an opinion
recently handed down by the inter-
state commerce commission 10 the of-
feet that the rate on the two classes
81 shipments should be- the came. While
not prepare dto concede Jurisdiction 10
IN" commission over export rates tho
roads were disposed To- comply with the
findings In the decision Tor the reason
that under present conditions there wcr
that under present conditions
there were really valid rru-
sons for having lower export
rates than domestic ones IL
was argued by the delegates. however,
that circumstances might arise In
which a strict application % the rule
laid down would be- a serious barrier
TO foreign commerce, and carc has been
taken that compliance with the order
should not be- construed a.
an acceptance Of the com.
missions FINDINGS or establish.
ms such precedent a. would per-
nit differences Ia the two classes Of
rates, when existing circumstance
juHtify such differences being made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

San Francisco, May t..-Rev, sheldon
jackson. an attache Of the interior DO.
parlment, IL here on hia way 10
Alaska.
lie WIN leave ~ a few days on tho
revenue cutter Thetlr, which a heinz
nttrd out for patrol duty In Northern
waters. His special mission IN 10 dis
hufHe und Of $4,000 rot aside by Tho
last Congress Tor tho purchase OF rein.
deer for the Teller reindeer station.
me supply 81 reindeer az tho
station was largely reduced last
winter. II being found nece.narv n,
klll hundreds % the animals for food
for the natives
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
now TO MAINrAIN PEACE.

His majesty has often expressed hla
opinion that peace can only be- main
.~ined by being prepared for war, by
having a force necessary a. command
respect Since the Spanish war. he
realize. that more than ever his theory
N right.
How long viii the peace conference
iastg'' was asked Of one who viii take
part In Il.
Il difficult TO say" he r.
hut We may count ON month or six
weeks. according Co how delegates
agree NJ 90 the best means ~ assuring
peace. All We know definitely now ~
that the various governments have Hc-
cured rooms for their delegates at Tho
Hague for the 18th and that the con-
fsrtureH VIII begin on the 18TH and un-
~ delegates do meet there viii be- no
program announced, some Of tho
delegates w To tho present time have
received absolutely no instructions"
MKiNLEY's MESSAGE
President McItinley's message 60 tho
kaiser In rrfrrvncc To the coghian In
cidcnt has quite Hmo0thed the rufiird
plumes 81 all here. liH result h Inn
mediateiy marked In the striking
change IA the tone ~ the German
press, which now appears tn sock every
means 90 conciliate American opinion.
be taken. The Sousie Naehrlohisn
publishes on It's front paEo an appeal
To the American Jlnroen not 20 con-
tlnue their anfl-german agitation. say
Ing among other thinFHi
Tho American iiotspurr who think
90 aid their country by setting Il In
hatred nrnlnst Germany must consider
fh4' their cuuntrymon have very
short memory for the past. Not only
was the rrurFinn officer baron Won
fteubcn, from the year i11S, the assist
ant 81 Washington whom he sum red
considerable reversed as he led his
forces Go victory. but Frederick the
Great vas the INT European sovereign
who recognized the younT republic
Not only did the United States IN the
clvil war receive from Germany sub
Hinntiai financial assistance. but aisp
In the ,srman immigrants their best
soldiers"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
C|lQnOIS Gloves.

IN white and natural. with elegant
clasp. Helf-ntltched back. every pair
warranted. sizes ~ TO IA; u big bar
go
In white. natural. pearl gray and
modes. : clasp fastener, elegant Paris
point embroidery, very handsome and
drcasy. all sizes at
90
The nnrFt and best Channels Gloves
that can be- produced. with elegant ?
tonrd embroidery and : clasp fastener.
nothing better made. all sizes. our price.
St.OO
In white and natural. Mouag wrist.
this II In the best quality. we make
the price 90 close them out. every pair
warranted. this week at pair
80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
Corset SDeCiO|S.

In the best and most popular shapes.
These prices are a great opportunity for
incorporating.
SUMMER coRsETs. In white only.
made " gpod, strong not. long waist.
trimmed with lace. Sizes Is 10 20: Hpcciai
SO
SUMMER coRsETs. with hook
double front steeis and side Hteclz
on each side. made ~ extra quality
summer netting. with Jean covered
bones and zone collar. Sizes 10 to 20.
80
SUMMER CoRsETs. made Of extra
quality netting. vel boncd. cut short
over hip, a strong. durable and very
comfortable corset. In sizes Is to 30:
rs
Ladies' drab jean corset. extra long
waist. well bonrd. or splendid quality
drab jean. In sizes 10 TO 20. a grand
value at special this week.
FRENCH MODEL SHORT CORSET.
very POPULAR shape. made Of nne
contlilc Ia black or drab. lace trim
med top and bottom. sizes 10 10 20.
a strong handsome Corset at.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
TAnirr CIRCULAR NO. 0.


Washington. May a-1'hs following
II the order Of the war department al
lowing foreign bottoms to engage In
the Porto Ricnn trade with this country
formerly limited TO this country under
the conatwlre law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
o. ?. MEIKrI.JouS I,

Special attention 10 called. To the fact
that this IL a temporary order and may
be revoked n u does not prove salts
factory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
A Few SILK SDeCIQ|S.

si.lnoh black satin Duchesse. a ready
seller at ti.ss, sale FOR
sO.lnch black Oh boiled taffota, good
value at SOC. sale for
SO
sl-inch extra heavy black pean.de.
solo silk. regular value $500. sale for
$3.50
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War Department washington;

Tariff Circular No. :.
by direction OF the President. para
graph 2. page Z, OF the Amended Gus
toms tariff and regulations for ports
In Porto Rico" IL hereby temporarily
amended 10 as to permit NIL vessels.
whether foreign or American. to load
and clear for the United States. This
order viii be duly proclaimed and en-
forced IN the island ~ Porto Rico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
10 INcREAsE nm NM.

The newspapers are more than ever
full u the same subject. There " alb
solutcly no doubt that In the immediate
future a measure Tor large Increase
Ia tho German navy VIII be submitted
BY the government and carried m the
face ~ recent events.
u has been raid concerning the peace
conference which has been described
No a modern phnntarmagoria born un-
dor rruat difficulties that the kaiser
would take this opportunity ~ making
some PROCLAMATION 40 10 his sentiments
~ asnncsty 10 all political prisoners.
This u without foundation. niH ma
iesty has no sentimental ideas about
the possibilities OF universal peace. Ills
voice II "a BE- heard In his appointment
of AN apostolic ~ Increased armamenie
Prof. Siengvl "A counselor 10 Count Won
Munster
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

A MILp nIinnENpEn.

The sight ~ the dusky soldiers
riiut-nlnE rifles WIS generally sum
guarded by the soldiers. the cnptivcH
were marched back down 10 the camp
nj the station In little lunches Of tween.
~ or thirty. There they were turned
loose into n vacant lot and kept under
guard until about o'clock. when they
we're transferred into n loft Of n near
hy barn.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-30

''Our right to control the Filipinos
is no better than Spain's right, unless
might makes right. If Spain COM
mitted crime in shooting Rial, then,
before God, we are criminals. The
fact that we believe ourselves able to
govern the island better than Spain,
or better than the people themselves,
does not change the moral status of
the question hairs breadth. If the
conqueror is justified in conquering
because he has implicit faith in him
self, than there never was an unright-
eous war. If national conceit, backed
up by superior force, is sufficient justi-
fication for war as conquest, then
there is no such thing as right in this
world and no safety whatever for any
mans liberty who has not the power to
defend it by brute strength. If our
right to shoot down the Filipinos is to
1be sustained by the necessities of trade
and our own good opinion of our
selves, then our patriotism is only a
maudlin sentiment and our Christian
professions are shameless mockery."
-Rey. Hegbert Bigelow of Cincinnati.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-30
The Independent Shippers and Grai1

The Independent Shippers and Grain
Growers Association has been re-or-
ganized under the name of ''The
Northwestern independent Grain Ship
pers' Association" with a. C. Hatch
president, VIM. Robertson vice presi-
dent, Fl. P. Berg treasurer, and Frank
Hoskins secretary.s The purpose is
to unite independent shippers of the
northwest with the following benefits
in view: To mutually aid and pro-
tect each other in securing equal OPP
portuuity in shipping rates, transpor-
tation facilities, just inspection, grad
ing and docking and any other mat
tiers that will secure a free and open
market and the mutual protection Of
its members from the combination OF
the Line Corporation Elevators.
The membership fee and dues are
SLIGO per annum, and all independent
shippers of grain are invited to join.
Various commission houses and .ele-
vator interests have from time to time
organized independent shippers
associations as devices for increasing
their business, but We Assure our read
ers that as long % Frank Hos kins Is
secretary Of this ssociation, we have
every reason to bell that il will b6
indep pendent Of every. corporate infiu-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-30

In the issue of July 9th, the "spe-
cial correspondent of the Argus at
St. Paul reported that Lind and Pope
had "slopped over' in closing the St.
Paul Savings Bank of St. Paul. It
has already been proven that it was
another Argus .:slop-over',, and
that the governor and his assistant
did right, but that will probably not
deter the editor OF that paper from
continuing to make . fool Of himself
in abusing good officials for doing
their duty. s: . 5S # = 81 I5 2 + !. !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-30

1896. Det var denna kansla som be-
sjalade en- stor del at de 8. k ''middle
OF the road" populisterna. De voro
radda for ordet "demokrat'' derf0re
att Cleveland gjort Diet namnet f0rhat-
ligt. NJ mar republikanska tidningar
erkanna att Cleveland & Co. sjal
och hjerta tillh6ra dem sd skall denna
fruktan f0rsvinna Skada blot att
Syenska Folkets Tidning har sd liten
laskrets. Kunde ALA svenskar
America ia lasa den artikeln sd att de
lingo ''svart pa hvitt" pa att Cleve-
land ej ar demokrat sd blefvo de mas
tan mangrannt demokrater. Dock IA
vi vara tacksamma att nagon har och
der bland Minnesotas svenskar fatt
depna sannipg 81 klart framstAld..
Nasta gang skall Ola upptaga for
diskusssion nagra andra delar at ar.
tikelp,
OLA VARMLANNING.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-30
Dr.. Wards Vegetable
Anodyne Liniment.

The same that has been sold to
you in this county for the past
seventeen years by DeCamp,
Pickle and others on it's own
merits and has always stood the
test.
Call at the house in block south
of Post Office, where A. H. Pike,
the General Agent for this coun-
ty, lives. Or when buying from
the medicine wagon that will call
on you twice each year, see that
the trade mark DR.. Wards is
blown in the bottle; that it is
made in Winona by the J. r.
Watkins Medical Company, and
you will never be disappointed
with what you buy, whether Lin
iment, Barb Wire EN- brocation,
Petro-C Carlo Salve, Stick Salve,
Condition Powders, Gen De Can
dra for the Blood, Oriental Nerve
Tonic, Carminative Cough Syr-
up, Headache Tablets, Pills, Root
and Herb Tea, Extracts, or Spic-
es. 46tf