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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

oud hlttnllous uf the Forty-uluth vol-
untser Infantry tCnl0red with the
headquarters. band ana hospital corps.
loft Jefferson barracks today 10 several
trains over the Missouri Pacific rail-
road. Tho regiment is bound for the
Philippines via san Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Dubuque Ia. Nov -Cougressmnn
Henderson, next speaker OF tho House.
Richards, OF Waterloo, Iowa. ua private
secretary 10 succeed Amos l.. Allen.
who was Speaker Reeds secretary. and
who has Just been elected 10 CouFrcss.
Alan that Asher g. illulB VIII continue
an clerk nt the Speakers table ana that
Leroy Nrclgy, Tor some years Congress
man Hendcrson's private secretary viii
be the Speakers clerk,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15
EXAMINES WITNESSES.
County Attorney strccper mqulrlng
Into the Roberts Case.


Pennington Nov. i5.-Counly Attor-
ncy Sweeper has hcyu busy today exc
aiming wltncFses 10 the Roberts al-
legged adultery case Tie was 90 have
met them an az the c1ur, houac today,
but only the following pun DO am appear
ance; Ada and -, n, Roberts, Jr,
children of the accused Mesdamgs
Hampton and Evans. hls sIetcrs ana
George Smith. bio hroihcr-ln.law, There
are a number or Others Yet to examine.
ana Mr. strecper Will continue 100 inc
yeatlgato, 10 Is certain That mo- vrl-
dence wng secured from the wltno. SOS
on which to base n charge OF nlultery.
viewed, but knew nothing OF the mat
ter overs principal informant was
requested TO be present, but failed 10
appear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Trieste Nov. 1.-THE captain OF tho
Austrian Lloyd steamer Bernico FROM
Santos Tor Trieste reports from the
Cape Verde Islands Nov. o that he has
the plague on board aud that three VI
those afflicted had since died.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

-,us. Friday. Nov. ia dis
i. .,,,sd here from Pretoria I'M
\ IN, q Thursday. Nov 2, says the
,,,l,ed here from Gadyrmith
4 ,.,,v sannunadlng started at day
4 I, sst some OF the nocr forces
4 -,tls 90 yards of the British
(. !. HI einnonadlng ceased and rifle
+, anninc,i
y. Pretoria Dispatch announces that
a, guIet a. Mafoking and kimecr-
4 4. u-i,,sl dispatch from Mufeklng
. uiriapye. Wednesday. Nov B.
b. -. -.
4 may al d quiet We have been
A -,,.l,l pretty heavily all week
4 AL nlrht capt FitE-Clarenoc and
A s~lrburno with u squadron Of
-.sisi5fate regiment, made a mag
sy-itiyonct chprgo upon the Beers
-shmsnt driving them from their
O. and bayoueting numbers OF
n 30 Who must have lost very
A MY The charge was most gallant
l.tnnlncd. The party could not
n J. d. trenches and lost six mon
II a two pflioncra and nine wounded
u DIR retirement We expect a gem
u stack tomorrow. The lombard
n 'ri ili boea most Intellectual Every
rvnaIns under shell proof cover
d IA b. shells have only wounded one
ia
~ enrmy e using one 9i-pound
d nf and ftyen other guns from
II D 4 pounds The town r. most
d ful and determined TO resist TO
Utmost The Beers are cntronnhed
n WY tie In great numbers and are
fAng gradually closer and closer 10
u ru flrthcatIons. We are well on
4 gfoyIs'oni and water though tired
lnig shells and fighting.
Qs.e 90 civilized lines, Den, Cronie
always given due notice Of bonn
HH1tHt ard allowed an ambulance
II u, nm, ~ M dg,d i,ft In tho
I'M a M. nsgr ,rsnch.s. ON Fri.
tIlht Jan noiha, the well known
u unmaniint. told man with the
,asnes party that their loss had
wy heavy and that his heart was
'utr.
~ wounded include capt Fitz-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15
mrxicASs VICTORIOUS.
Capture OF the Town Of Nieam from the
Naquls -The Indians Aggressive.

Naquls-The Indian, Aggressive.
Npgaies. Aris., Nov it.--An Official
report from ficrmoslllo. Mexico. reports
a renewal of h0stllities with tho Yaqui.
and the taking 0f N" town % Nicam
by the McNlcnns. The IMPORT says IN.
rebels have been seriously loo need of
provisions and munitions and that Tor.
hrinE parties have been unsuccessful
except IN cne OF q band of slccrs taken
ON the river Mayo.
Two Americans named Nsttioton md
ioawick we've attacked By Indians near
ontoTuto Ncttlctou was captured and
hanged. The fate M B0atwck and
about q dusen other persons In that sd.
entity iu unknown, The Mexican troUp.
uro mnking q vigorous campaign Thoy
have taken Nlcum and wotr successful
in hght in Ia AugaHlura. iu which
thtyc MvNiclus wcro KILLED and nine
wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Lima. poru, Nov, 10, Via Galveston,
TcNuH.-ThDrr were no celestial phc-
nomena last night but n 1880 o'clock
this morning there was q strong earth
quake shock accompanied by great
rumbllur The people Of Lima and
Cnllno were alarmed and rushed 10 the
streets public squares ana seiihench.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Washington. Nov. ib-Thc National
Association Of postmastorH at their
meeting today considered the aubsti-
tute OF postoiiice scrip FOR stamps or
postal orders m tho transmission OF
small sums u money by mail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

ton lu The competitive FIELD % in un.
dcrripni the miners fcel TINT they nrc
entitled tu n share 0f lhf property
which o. now hoIrr enjoyed hu Tho
country ma that nn lncrtared prIct or
mining VIII hc tHkrd. Nothing win
De- done. however without the fuu con.
sent OF die OPERATOR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Ier m1Io7iy r0iufn01 % Wlnd80r ms
evening
During the ceremony OF the inaurura-
ton ~ the home 1000 persons sang the
jubilee hymn. and on address was pre-
scented 60 the queen who expressed the
deep personal Interest which she took
in the charity and earnestly expressed
the hope that the home would contrib
ute In no small decree 20 the alloyla-
ton ~ human suffering.
The homo ig Intended an an adjunct
90 the Bristol Royal hospital, and cost
Ei00,QoO which was privately donated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Paris. Nov. i5.--naniol du Pulls. the
wen known engineer who designed the
recent ten and i've confines coins. was
shot dead today by. hla wife. who then
committed suicide. She bod fof some
time past showed SIGNS of madness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Lima, Peru. Nov. 10. Via Galveston,
Toxas.-Thc latest nows received here
IN regard 90 the revolution IL that Col.
attack uu pisoo in tho department Of
Lima. but was utterly defeated, losing
many rides, mules and ammunition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Webster CITY. Ia. Nov IA large
meteor fcll ln the woods Just east NJ
here iast night n made q hole about
i've feet square ana ~ atm necthlng
and slramlns ao thot To fuii size can.
not ~ determined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Batayin. N. y. Nov. i5.--Iustice
Hooker ln the supreme court today, set
Tor the clpctrocutiou 90 Howard g..
Benhum, tho banker or Batavia who
b. under conviction FOR the murder OF
blu wife ON January 4, 1897 by polls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Columbus. Nov l5.--A report was cir
culntod here today that secret cons
ference u IN session az the national
headquarters OF the United Mine Work
ers OF America. In Minneapolis. between
the dlstriet presidents Of tho organlza.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Paterson, ". j.. Nov. i5.-Vlce Proal-
don't Hobart had another rood night
ana when Dc avukc this morning wa,
much refreshed, lie was able 60 par.
take Of breakfast and was cheerful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

London, Nov. ~ Special dispatches
from Bombay state that q cyclone has
wrought havoc 10 tho state uf Mega.
patnm. Thousands Of native dwellings
have been cr1E0d. There woro no Ia
tnlltca but thc loga 0f property was
immense
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Amsterdam. Nov. IA London exc
press from Flushing cuuiloi with uu-
other train near Cupello. during o. foE
today Five persons were killed out
rght and 20 were injured, fifteen fatal
ly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

omaha. Nov. iS.-Roporta from Ne
braain city today rny that senator
Hayward ~ very low Attending
physicians give no encouragement that
he viii ever recover,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15
INDIANs ARr All Rionr.
They GO Hack to Their Reservation and
Colorado y safe.

Denver. colo. Nov. ih-Gov. Homns
today received q telegram from u. A..
Hitchcock. secretary Of the Interior.
converting the news that the ascent a.
Uintah reports that an Indians have
returned 60 the reservation from
northwestern Colorado, where they
have boon killing game In violation Of
the state laws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-18

RAILwA AT NOTES.

Nj Roche. travelling rassenc~- sSsns u the
Ris Grsna~ Western Is here fram Portland
Z y Tesft commercial ssent - she so1'her-1
rsrsee - rssx5sns. Cal. "a here Tor fex 3syS-
Izv " Adsrrs Pacific cosss passenger agent n
tire Siekrs Ffsse Is In Seattle frca San Francisco
Nsie-sr rn.ee travelling rssssyvsrsr sE-r' ~ TIE
Mtssssri rsrise. AZ srosa San Francisco OF
tire stsswer Erssilla
Tso~sh " Smith. rfsy rssserEsr AGENT II the
Ess-ftnss-a. returned sruus - Michael tst s.rsr
s~ Aisamr~ Wednesday might He las been In
sAe nrssh fne sfrre rsnHths
II, Ssrzvo railway ~ 1srxn has ressssir pss into
seryfe~ srae dirt1g ss rseais IN rax.en
sezz ass the sssaTsssn Pisa Sleeping sisaisa-
ts The fNssimars ~sr hs stssa
fsss q Ssa-lr ses-Ses-~ .rd stssssfrer - ire
A r TcAn.na Cssnfsfs. r. Afanea.ezss. steamship
ssrnts n .se Northwestern asssrtrr ~ sss United
ssases IA. arrived In Seattle ard viii rensin here
ter several darn
e NJ Css1ryasn. assistant superintendent Il TIE
rsssvav NAH se-vsre il the Exaah <hrisina. snc'aa
Ira al TIE rsrssr knA ALASKA. arrived sssss
ssr rrsss-x~e YESTERDAY srs ve-s 10 sEssSAae sssh
vNssiax chssf rsrrs II tAss ssssssty-
aa~r srasn was Asased tn.a f.hssass ssrinx 5asy
,hsa sgw sas ssrae Ere~fk sAs htsssgT at the
rasis The ssx s~saias ssEea carried ~ 10 ears,
axsirs. = 30 fer tse ninth ia SO lave
sszsf rvrssTes smoaa.ed - u.sa earA ssAnss ~
- II Liza -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-18

TELEGRAPHlNG IN ALASKA.
Canad dian Line II Finiahed and Run
Ming to Selkirk

The Dominion telegraph line In Alaska
was completed and In operation between
Five Finger ranids and Bennett August &.
and was expected IN he done to Fort Sell
kirk by Angus. 10 II Is officially announ-
cei TO be In operation 10 Dawson by Sep
temher H. The news OF this progress was
brought from thn north by Traffic Manager
Gray. of the White Pass & Yukon, who re-
turned from SkaCway on the steamer Dir
igc Wednesday afternoon.
This rreans that there Is instant commu-
ntca.son from skagway TO Five Fingers. n
distance 81 s19 miles and probably on TO
Seikirk. by this time. which Is AZ miles
from Skaeway. When the lire is finished
to Dawson 4 means a tota, length Of 5as
miles, aud brings the metropolis nf the
Yukon and the Coas; together The dis
position 81 the Dominion government. re-
carotng the administration 81 this service
seems to he 10 give the peonte inhahiting
the north the most reasonable rate pos
sihie as hu; * rents for n message Of ten
WORKS Is charged for the use Of the linz
from Bennett ~ Five Fingers. Mr.. Gray
says ne was told nv Mr. J. r. Charesson
who has charge Of establishing The line.
thar ne WAS instructed by the goyernnlen n.
to give the people the hest possible serv-
Ice and At a prise tina. would b. within
The reach cf ALI TIE line makes direct
connection with tlss telegraph If the White
Pass e. Yukon ~ Bennett, running along
the limo CT the railroad to Skagway.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-18
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Aug II. The opening In wheat was
mstied by q good deal of strength and decidedly
small amount ~ trading Spectators again were
influenced by the action Il Liverpool market
which showed an advance Of laid, and opening
PRICES fo1 September here 30 higher a. siic
for support reports II the heavy rains in some
seettans ~ the Northwest. with consequent heavy
d@mage 20 wheat, uncut and In the shork
There wxs moderate demand from shorts. who
AgsrpA thar the opening advance wonld he followed
by stsll higher prices Offerings were small. and
aept~rnhcr advanced eaii price, yiedsisc. before
any speciai settling done reaction q 7iic
and soop realizing w1 oser the price shS
upward In hurry. touching silc before the balance
a trading again in favor
The market ia the main duh during the NOM
ing with occasionally lively spots Several reac
items occurred hat the price nc no time Got below
file and IN the afternoon the rapidly Increasing
cash business INJECTED life into the market and
lsse in the session. bns s. Louis and loral longs
were apparently satisfied with their prohts and Jet
T., n enough wheat 10 more than satisfy the de-
rsra The close was hrm 1T slt61tc for Sep
tcmhcr.
Corn was firm and closed At 4 slight advance
Though host prices were not maintained. Serssm
Der closed iailr higher.
main being Influenced bv wheat and Sep
tennber e.nsed shade higher
Provisions inactive. but hrmer all round
although decline reported TN hogs. The
eash demand showed marked improvement. which
was apparently the basis for the better feeling In
III. speculative market Packers bought hh"rsiiy
Al the cicse September pork nc higher. lard
&c higher rib. sasic higher
The leading futures rsnerd as follows,
Ma nc3tf s,uc Nrsip
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-18
CHANGES IN PERSONNEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Shifting Masters and Pilots.

A number OF more or less important
changes are being made in the personnel
OF the Officers OF the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company's steamers. Superintendent
J. F Trowbridge has received telegram
from the San Francisco cffice directing him
TO dispatch Capt. Thomas master OF the
City Of Topeka, to that city Immediately
upon the return OF the Topeka from Alas
ka, Monday or Tuesday. Capt. Thomas Is
ordered TO assume command Of the United
States transport City Of Puebla. He made
several trips TO Manila on the Puebla as
her commander when she was formerly In
the government Philippine service. Capt
A. l.. Olsen. the present master OF the Orr
zaba. is to succeed Capt. Thomas on the
Topeka. This change will leave the ORR
zaha for the present without n master
n. Nicholson. for several years pilot on
the Ai-Ki. Is given the captaincy OF that
vessel vice Capt. c. F.. Hinkle resigned
Capt Thompson. one OF the most expert
enced navigators In Alaskan waters. has
been made pilot on the Al-K!.
f. A. Seeley. the Skagway agent OF the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company. hes re-
signed. He will he succeeded by F. w
White. long a soliciting agent OF the COM
pany. F. n. Bush. the company's cashier
has also resigned. and Walter Swan OF the
freight department. has been appointed to
the position White and Swan are now
en- route north Seeiev and Bush are going
into the interior OF Alaska. In the further
ance OF mining ventures.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-18
CANN ON CRIMINALS.
says Thugs Get OF With Too Light
Parish ment.

In the police court yesterday George
Smith and F. Bassler were convicted Of
petit larceny for having robbed Charles
Bryan on Tuesday night last Of watch.
In sentencing the men Judge Cam sad:
Il am satisfied both these men are guilty
OF felony, 10 Wit, robbery. II is true
they only secured from the prosecuting
witness a watch worth 81. but their intent
was to rob. When they snatched the watch
they die. not know whether 1t was worth 81
or $1,000. But, under existing circum-
stances, this court is content with the
charge as made. Here, at least. I can give
them the fun extent of the law provided
for the punishment OF the crime OF which
they are convicted.
But in sentencing these men," continued
Judge Cam, II desire to say this. feel
they escape too lightly for their crime. Such
men not only give Seattle's officers much
trouble. but likewise give Seattle bad
name abroad. I do not believe any hon.
est man would be safe In the dark with
such men as these two before me and re-
greet that their sentence Is not common
surate with their crime as ! view il, and
as the testimony shows It to be.
''All can do Is to fine each Of these men
500 and sentence them to thirty days In
jail 1t IL the extent Of the law, but i re-
itcrate that X Seattle Is to be purged of
crime heavier punishment than this must
be meted out to criminals such as the prs
oners at the bar. &.
Take 'em away. Call the next CASE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-18
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW york aus TIE ssoek rnssscs shaw~.
ss~ssfs tnrreAse<s setsvssv saa srssS-a saisx TIE
ssr.s~sth wss sarsesAst hvsskr assserss tAan has
srreusts Aess sAw ha, The assxir~f sess and
sss ssii aeassaei sEnan nEEahss q sfsets. TIE
"a ssrssv e The se6stfsAt ssSs hs.iess and
hrs,vx rasa SO messhix tsz sSss rtth tia ts0u
asa sfass ss.4rks stS~ts sar fsH9esssw Coal. whAA
Ass sssxsnsa tus razuts II ia .se-,las.
TIC hra-s disposed - css5tiaae tar exnteS.
ss-iy IN the dzy, ard sansse9 Use rosaoee ssecsx
AZ: ssssr rather sssacesy. sat ~ sAsxs the
asrzr ezrspAisn sss~est sasxtHesls sstsnr~ II ex-
kAsssstse t~tasw shx 6s9 sseF. Sugar r@se3
stsso last ssshss tcfet sSrfFx tas latter s.fs Il
~ fsy sak Stassss VITA res xssa II "a Asn~ts
e&a fsso rstsexsi sfs ssFist sNsss. ard sFssskEsn
hA,s4 ssaast. tssssa TssAss fessg1sa At sEEa%s
assAss AL ess.
Tss sAssAsseEtssss Hs,sernsaf Of sss Cav Ia
TBS fsElssss Ths. SsstAssa srvsc ans Tie Sssssfra
sns c<sstsAi PAsse siScss cssslpsse 10 - It's ZEN
Ire q sfssnssh sstA AaNas2ezs 10 the tarEaes
ksuap tAsss sAArk Msxpa ur~xra yestasssAy
tSsxsssslss Ma The leader. ss1 ~ time
rszfSs tssse lEtass sfaoaas sTnssa frsrsEsss sesw
HAT sssshore ksta*As aFetsyr~d srwsinwsa s;Fosax
sS<t tassA7szse s1Asa sszsss
5es nssi 4 lsssa sses As case vsgsSssssst
fasAs4 sAsR tE@ @n@eseaasas- sAe rgsSrssz xtssNx
estfnsae shFs1 rNszs. ass s2s rgsseryesg y. waA
sanssGszzs sta4sessss sTaessses >asfsxK 4 Nss.<za
er~ksErs-s AA1 Neess ssss shared IN tAe sersaasA
n essne q sssaaaz fsszAs ~ 10 No. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-18
MEN OF CONTINUANCE NEEDED.
President Hill Discusses Labor and
General Prosperity.

President Hill. OF the Great Northern.
said recently. relative TO labor conditions
and prosperity In general:
The crying need Of the Northwest to-
day Is men who have the gift OF continu-
ance. We have sent 1900 track lahorers
out In the past twelve months and yet
We have not had more than $500 at work
at any one time.
There is much talk that men cannot
get work to do In this country. 1t il not
so. Every healthy man who IL Idle in the
United States today In so from choice.
do not say that every carpenter can get
carpenter work to do or that every plumb
er can find Job at his trade. hut II ne will
take what he can get. every idle man In
is ready to. At this moment there are
jobs ranging in pay from $l2s to $ and 81
day for 10000 men In the Northwest
There are. no doubt. enough idle men IN
this region to fiji all these jobs. but they
are men who have dropped out OF healthy
active life into the life Of the loafer''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-18

evtdes41J ~ . pesszfaIly csncests4 movement m
stcck sose e. ana CeofxsI PAeiAr gained two pnintS
fhase ma q Isolated Dove0ent fn the r.. C.. C.
& D. l. seucan lie pseferrsd rasing agAs points 10
pr. VIII . su0seQnenf reaeftsn q y TIE ccmm1n
nssnG u and IninG thu ffnctiOa-
Rsilrosd seocis seae.lly ars hishex. the gaias
suaching . poduf IN only lev eases fhe grAneess.
Atchisun prefened and Pennsyivanta wefe eunapkc-
ueus. Northwestern gained = he leading cause &
the more eheafal feeling regarding the values q
securities was the easier condition a the Londoo
money narhst. diarioeed b the weekly statenent
a the Bank a Engiand TIE rate fm money fen
avpssciahly Ia L0ndon today. hut SIN rules shove
tie hank nate
Tie bond nazhet did not share In tie increased
activity Of stocks. and chanGo were small and
uixed- Total saiea. par value, 0.15o.M United
States old feurs. coupons. Advanced l. and The Avo
8 81 the bid psiee.
Money anA Exchange.
Noney on caIl steady. 1t MS pr cent La
loans q Der cent prime mercanftle paper, No p6
eenf stefline exchange, steady. with actual ous.
ines Ia bankers' bills at a. setN4e63 demand and
g. az16AG sixty days; posted rates. A0Sa4H ana
81 sac ~: cunmercial ILLS. S024: silver cstthcates
soSaS,ic: bar diver 90; Mexican dollars. &c: gov
esunenf bonds strong state boods. inactive; rail-