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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
PARIS pOsTMEn STRIKE.
Refused Increased Pay, Three thousand o.
Them Leave Their lOb,.
No maii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In the
Deputte. Leaders VIII be
Punished.

Paris. May is.-owinr 20 the refusal
Of the senate to vote for the bill for In
creased pay for postmcn recently
passed BY the CHAMBER Of deputies.
about 800 postmcn refused 10 30 20 work
today. and later the whole force. num-
boring three thousand men. went out
on strike. "A a result there were no
mail deliveries this morpinE. Even the
embassies have not rcvrlvcd their let
tiers. The mon are standing In groups
outside the poutofiicc.
Later the postmen hold an open air
meeting around the postofficv and were
addressed BY tho under postal secretary.
81 Mougo,. who vainiy urged them to
return 20 work The.rirfkern responded
by demanding an Increase In pay.
Tho postofiicc was hc<r.Fcde ~ bust.
neas men this pdrnlng. fshof demanded
their letter.. 81. MouTot has arranged
for o delivery this afternoon. The sort
lng IN being done by clerks who have
been placed a, the disposal OF the postal
houses and banks. They arr under the
direction % the auxiliary HorterA. The
mail will then be- delivered by soldiers,
conducted by policemen.
The absence Of a regular mall doliy-
cry has caused great disturbance In
business circles.
81. Mougot ordered the pontmcn 60
Instantly return 60 work under pain
OF dismissal. but the strikers refused 10
do 40. and attacked a post wagon.
manned by Republican guards. which
was emerging from the postuflicc yard.
The police beat the strikers on after a
fght In which several policemen were
hurt, a number % strikers were ar
rested.
In the chamber Of deputies today
there was great animation. Several of
the members questioned the govern.
ment on the subject Of the poHtofiicc
strike. pointing out the Inconvenience
10 Paris business circles.
The minister Of posts and tclcErupha
fwho N also minister of commerce and
Industry. ~. Dciombrc. replied. saying
tho regular delivery would be- resumed
this evening. admitting that public SER
Vices could not be allowed TO be at
the mercy of "a TOW officials. nor could
the lattor be permitted To Impose their
viii upon parliament and tho govern
ment. loud applause)
The premier, NJ. pupuy. said the state
OF the employees was not such as 10
allow OF them going ON strike. and
n the postfncn did not resume work
they would be replaced by Others. The
government. the premier declared,
would yield 10 no such intimidation.
utoncwed chesrHD
A vote of confidence IN the govern.
ment was passed aki 20 lis, the Soclnl-
lnt minority In tho meantime shouting
and cheering for a general strike.
The cabinet met today, considered the
strike and decided 10 severely punish
the leaders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
"powrE KNIFE POTTER DEAD.
Was Founder Of nsrubiiesn Party and q
Friend Of the fossloys.

East Troy Wis. May is.--John y.
Potter Of nnu-slavcry fame and a for
mcr congressman, died today from a
pninlyilc stroke. iged ~ years.
Mr.. Potter WAS one % the founders Of
the Republican party. he served three
tcrins IN Congress from 1861 60 1864. In
1850. after owen i.ovcioy'H speech In
Congress. concerning the nnfasHlnntlnn
of his brother. Elijah y. i.ovej0y. Air.
Potter az the close ~ an angry discus.
sion with Roger A. Pryor. was chai-
lcnEcd to duel by the latter. Mr..
Potter chose bowie knives. which were
promptly objected a. by the other side.
ana the matter was dropped. From
this Incident Potter was given the so
briauet, "lIowic Knife" Potter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

The One Hundred aud Eleventh Annual
Meets 10 Minneapolis.

Minneapolis. Mimi. May is.-soon
after n o'clock this morning the open
inr services ~ the enc hundred aud
eleventh annual assembly Of the Prca-
byterlnn church IN the United States
we're celebrated IN Westminster church.
Almost all the nearly 200 commissioners
were present ana the galleries Of tho
spacious church were crowded with
spectators. The musical aud responsive
services were NJ follows
organ voluntary. Doxology. anthem.
responsive reading from the Prnlter.
hymn. Scripture lesson. prayer. oner-
tory hymn,
After these services. which were very
impressive. the Rev. Dr. Wallace Rad
cline % Washington. u, g.. the retiring
moderator, DELIVERED the opening ser-
mon.
After the sermon u recess was taken
until $3.50, when the organization OF the
assembly was taken up.
During the morning there was much
canvaaslng In the interests OF the sew
eral candidates for the moieratorHhip.
The election OF the moderator was the
hrHt business taken NJ after roll call
IN the afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
PRIVATE n. |. S0UTnERS.
word From War Department la itc-
Spouse 60 Message From
Governor Wells.

In response TO a telegram sent by
Governor Wells TO the war department
inauiring for information In regard to
Private Henry L. Southern. a member
u Battery n. Utah Light Artillery.
wounded at Manila two months aEo.the
following message was received today.
Washington. u. C.. May Is. 1883.
Hon. ilebcr ~. Wells. Governor %
Utah, Halt Lake cityi
The only information In possession Of
tho war department IL contained Ia
cabicgrnm of March 20. which shows
Henry l., HoutherH. corporal battery
II, Utah ilght artillery. wounded March
9Th, In the thiHh. moderate. As his
name u not borne On any weekly list
II deaths 10 diie. be evidently rccov-
erud and n doing duty with his bat
tcfy. WARD.
Assistant Adjutnnt General.
The Governor sent the inquiry AZ the
earnest solicitation ~ southors' fricnda
In Mcrcur lie enlisted from that
place and Mt that time was a member
Of the Mcrur IRE department at the
time Of Eolng away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Americans and In rapidly dissoiving
into bands Of pillagers. The prisoners
add that Generals Pillar and Luna are
the only influential riiIpinos who are
continuing resistance to the Americans.
AEuInaido's personal rctinue was re-
Gently relieved OF It's baggage and
money. while on the way from San
isidro TO ccbanatan by marauders.
The Chinese are being victimizcd
everywhere by both rebels and hooters.
Bcuncamlno. prominent Filipino
leader. who was friendly to Spain and
Joined In the compromise Arrangement
whereby the spaniards hoped to con-
clllatc the rebel leaders withou, sac
fincing too much. Is reported as saying
Asuinaidc sits indoors crying. blamcs
himself for the miserable condition Of
the country. and IL afraid tosurrcndcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
rErrrH NOW a RrrunLIcAN.
says lie Aiways Was one Esesp, On Money
Question, which seem. 10 he settled.

Topeka, Kaa,. May is,-Ex-U. =. Sen.
ntor W. 4. peffer, one Of the founders
~ the gopullst party. and who was for
years considered aa the chief exponent
of populism. has returned TO the RE-
publican fold. Ia an Interview today
Mr.. PETER said
n have always been a Republican ex-
cept on one main questionable money
question. That seems 10 have settled
itself now. The iopullHt party has
been eliminated nationally by the DEM
ocratn, 10 those ~ US who don't want
10 iioCk by ourselves VIII have 10 vote
our convictions na best we can. The
old flmon-pure alliance man who loft
the Republican party never was head
ed for the Democracy and he IL not
now"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
L.rrnn wow AspmEr.
Was Pound In . Hottie Esriy In April.
Near itiotunE. Iceland.

Leith, Scotland. May is.-Thc Nor
welgan ship Viking. which arrived here
yesterday from SoydiHDord. brought
report Of n LITTER written by Prof An
dree. which was found In a bottle
early In April near iiotunT. on the
northeast coast OF Iceland. by farmer
named Johnn MagnuHsen.The letter was
then In u bottle and was addressed TO
the Polar expedition at CoeteberR. and
bore Andree'H own stamp with the re-
quest that Il he placed In the nearest
poHtoiilcc, MnHnuHaen, II IL said. gave
the letter 10 a merchant. Svclnn Eina-
son. al Thintilfjord. who mailed Il, and
u n expected TO arrive nj itH deatina-
ton In the course Of a few days. At
the same time the Viking brought n
letter To a prominent Icelander. now
In London, advising him OF tho facts
and requesting him 10 telegraph IN the
King OF sweden and 20 the Polar cx-
petition at Goeteberg, which was done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
porsos or p1IsKss soLp,rns.
Mustered oct Ksn,aek,sss s,te FROM IN.
Train 40 E,srythinr In sight

Kansas city. May IA special 10
the star from chattauoogo. Tcnn.. says
n number ~ mustered out Third Ken
lucky soldiers, who paaacd through this
city On route home this morning, Great
ed n good deal ~ terror and wrought
more or less damage along the line 10
Lexington by frinE promlscuously from
the car. when their Hpcciai train left
the central depot the mon, who were
drinking heavily. Opened hrc upon the
passenger and freight trains that
passed the dcpotr and almost anything
that answered for q tnrEet. AZ chat
tanoogo park they nrcd upon number
81 blnoded horses killing. II n said, two
" them and woundirR othcrs Many ~
the stations were perforated with lead
aud n message was sent along the road
for all agents 20 be on the lookout
against bioodHhcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Doiroit.Ma is.-At a conference held
today between senator Mcmillan and
several OF his political friends. Repub-
llcan leaders from various parts of
Michigan. II was decided that senator
Mcmillan will be "A candidate for a
third term an u. \. senator.
According to the expressions Of some
of those who were In the conference
the senator and his friends do not an
prehcnd that Secretary Ayers eandl.
daoy for the senatornhip. will devotion
Into anything formidable. Among
and several congressman and ex-con-
greasmen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
FUNERAL TINS AFTERNOON.

The funeral OF Mrs. Martha Eiamore
chntneld was held this after
noon In the Fifteenth ward meet.
ing house, a large number 81 friends
% the deceased were IN attendance.
The music was furnished by tho ward
choir, Flowers covered the caHket and
kindly references wers made concerning
the departed, The speakers were Ei-
dera G, w. penrose. William Langton,
George n. Emery and Angus NJ. Can,
non. The services were conducted by
Bishop Morgan. interment took place
at tho city cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
Congratulates Him on the Opening
Of the Peace Congress.
IN "Ii0USE IN THE WOODS"
The Delegates send the s<ar reie-
gram reiicitasinR Him Upon the
Occasion OF mis- birthday.

Washington. May is.--Thc following
cablclram has been addressed b. the
President to the Emperor Of Russia ON
the occasion Of the opening of the dis
armament conference
Washington. y. C.. shay ~. 1922
To His Majesty. Nichoaa II. Emperor of
All the Russians, H. Petersburg:
on this day OF good omen send my
heartfelt congratulations on the Open
Ink u the conference at The Hague
which had It's origin la tho enlightened
and generous Initiative OF your majesty.
tslgnod) WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

pent. colonel of the Elghty-cighth
connaught rangers. and commander
Of the licdfordahlro rcgimentai district,
shot himself at Bedfors this morning.
-. r =, .,. =, a.. NJ
S,Nle - Lee proprietor OF Tue no.
hoateirloa in the city on pirsburr.
flied petition In hankrunptcy today.
placing his liabilities at fi0l. ssG. aud
his assets at gis.Sit
.., 49,. -.
q, Ihe inquest upon the rcmnlna OF thc
i.ati OF StiaH"tu, Wh" Wme hll.n ~
we 'annrluke .Nl,e.a uain on uue.-
w. Snoh'ns ~ 'o,,. ., nar, hs1,.
iotushlfc, England, fchultcd To-Day IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Pretoria, Trnnsyahl Republic. May
is.-I'rraident krueger'a reform propos-
ulT have been presented to the Rad.
They suggest that the franchise be
conferred on aliens i've years after oil
gibillty to the second rand. instead OF
ten years after such eligibility. ns IA
now tho ease. thus making a nine years
residence In the Transvaai qualify for
a full franchise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
10 CONVERT THE "MoRMoNs"
Plan Being Pushed by DIR. Wishard
and Others Ut ~. George.

FpecInI Dot I'7oFeI TeT0Efnph,
81. George, May is-Thc move that
was conceived by nnti-"Mormons" q
short timo ago to convert tho Nor
mons" Is under full way here In st.
George. Their plan was elaboratciy ex-
plalnod In an editorial Ia the News"
about two weeks ago, MIR. Wlahard,
Presbyterian bishop, accompanied by
Mr, Martin. SIR. TOlsen and nvc or six
ladies arc here, They have tent sOxsi
feet In which they hold three or four
They intend writing most all the set
Elements In Str. Wishard's field, Utah,
Idaho ana Montana, remaining about
two weeks In each place,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Transport fleet WIN he on u. Way Home
with Them In Two Months.

Washington. May is.-war depart
ment officials expect that within two
months the Pacific transport ilcet will
tho last OF the volunteers Tho entire
Pacific fleet Il now being ovcrhauiod
and provlsloned for the voyage 10 Ma
Mia and return. There VIII be no de-
lay In the sailing u tho ships. OF the
fleet Of transports IN the Pacific the
sherman, Grant and Sheridan are UNI
der orders for Manila and viii carry
regular troops 10 t.,.e the place Of the
volunteers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
A MARRIAGE IN MEXICO.

a news note reached this paper today
from colonia Garcia. Mexico, under
date Of May 10. stating that Mr.. George
Roley OF Pacheco and Miss Phoebe
stevens OF Garcia, were married on the
parents. by Bishop John T, whetten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
ish,b,an,s Of Provinces Over Which Troops
Have Moved Want Peace.
THE OUTLOOK IsFAvoRABLE
md Of 1nsurreesioa Relieved 60 be
Near Commanding Generals Course
10 Everywhere Commended.


eablsd the war department today a.
follows,
Manila. May Isl Adju,ant General.
Washington: Representative insurgcn,
cabinet and Asuinaido In mountains
twelve miles north or San iuldro. which
abandoned 18th inst. WIN send COM
mission tomorrow 10 seek terms OF
peace. Majority Of force confronting
Macarthur at Gan Fernando has re-
tlfri to Tarlac. tearing NJ two miles
nlway. this force has Decreased to
about 5000. Scouting parties and de-
tachmcn,s moving today In various ~.
rctlons. Kobbc with Columbia on Rio
Gmnde. Great majority OF inhabi-
iania OF provinces over which troops
have moved anxious for peace sup
ported by members inHurgcnt cabinet.
Aspect Of Affairs at present favorable.
OTIS.
'''"' '"''''''''oh was '>p'''''' ~
war department officials with the news
contained In the dispatch OF Den. Otis.
NV "'"'' ""' N~'''-' '""' Wv e"'
81 the inHurrcction was at hand. The
"'-''" VI '''"'''H ""' "'"'' '" '"'
'''' ''"'''','''" ""' '''''''"'"" Wv
'n'u'N'"" " '''''~"''' '''''"'''.
y" '''' "'S'u"' wv "'''' - 'N'''''
WAY 'ne nc" oo"''n'"''o" "h''" " U"
y" way w mann" W." wv '''"' w wv"
Wv Wv '"'''""'' ''''"' ""''" '"'
"u' has been ready To grant upon the
"'''a' 'u'''h''' anu '''Ha'''h W nus
"''''''' fne a'Spa''h OF zen Jus was
''''''u'A'''' sent 70 'ho' 'foH'u'h' !"
''' 'p''hk'' va
H'''''AiS Nis'r ha'u 'ha' inc ri'ua-
"'" was most encouraging ana that II
vas apparent ua' the fllipinoH r'al-
''u '"' ''''hs'h OF 'he United "'a''H' ,
anu "a" mat resistance would mean
''''''D'ha''on Tor them " they persist
" W ae'y'nE authority Speaking OF
'n' part 'Ah'n ny the volunteers In the
ihD'pp'h' campaign. tho secretary
'A's mat Instead OF wishing to be
nome 'hey would not have missed u
~ II was an event In their lives. ca
p'''ally an the hard hEhting has been
crowned WIN success The secretary
believes tho commission which Aguln.
"'uo II sending TO Gen. Otis viii accept
any terms proposed by the United
S'a'eH'
IL IL not likely that Gen. Otis viii
permit himself TO be deceived by the
o'''lureH Of the Insurgents or that he
VIII give consideration to any propo-
''hohH which the present commission
may submit that are not sincere and
"hAl beyond question. II Ia not clear
+" The officials here what concessions
"sHinaldo expects TO receive inazmaeh
The p,..,a.,, IA, nj. .,,,n., no.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

~, Louis. May iS-Fiftcon engines
have responded TO general alarm OF
IRE from the fve-atory building at
Locust and seventh streets. occupied by
Newcomb Bros. wall paper company.
The IRE was discovered ON tho top
floor az $3.50 y. m. ana In ten minutes
WINS burning nercely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Washington. May is.-At the request
of the secretary o. the Interior. Seore-
tary Alger has agreed 10 order troops
% the Molui indian reservation In ATl-
vaccination. The troops VIII be sent
from Fort Wlngate. ". NJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Buffaio, n. r, Mty iS-The outlook
today fnyorr an early settlement Of the
dock troubles. Unless the mnicontents.
numbering probably ? per cent Of the
shovclera. can undo the work NJ bishop
Quiglcy majority Of the men should
be at work within twenty-four hours.
During the day a committee of the
with the bishops ndviccn. Will meet n
committee Of men intcrcsted In freight
handling and discuss plans for RESUME
Ina work tomorrow morning.
The marine frcmen at this port have
gone out ON a sympathetic strike. As
vessels arrive the men VIII quit and rc-
main out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

IL 's Held In tb. "touse Ia the Woods"
Two Miis- from the sisguc.


The Hague. May is.--The Peace con-
ference called by the ear u Russia
was opened at o'clock this afternoon
In the hail u the liuiu ten bosch. Or
the HOUSE IN tho Woods" two miles
from The Hague.
NJ. Dciicaufort, president Of the coun-
ell and minister Of foreign affairs %
The Netherlands. delivered tho inau-
Eufal address and welcomed the dole
Rntea
81. DclIcaufort spoke Of the high hon
or OF the choice Of The Hague a. the
meeting place for the conference and
cxtollod The noble Initiative Of the
car. saying this would be "A red letter
day In the history Of the century and
expressing the hope that HIS majesty
would be able to look back at the day
AZ the most glorious day of his life. lilo
concluded with calling attention 10 the
allcHorical group over the doorway VI
the hall. Peace entering 20 close the
Temple Of Janus" and said.
II trust this beautiful ailcgnry will
be nm auFury Of your labofn and that
after YOU have completed them you will
be able To say that Peace. whom Art
spread It's blessings among the whole
Of humanity"
The delegates decided 10 send tho fol-
lowing telegram 10 the ear
The Peace conference lays at the feet
ui your majesty itA ferpecttui congra-
tulhuonh upon the occasion OF your
birthday, aud cSprcA.ca It's hincerc de-
sire 90 co-operate In the great and no.
bile work In which your majesty has
taken Ecncroun Initiative aud for
which II bern you % accept ita humble
and profound gratitude.
NJ. prStnnl. the russian Ambassador
90 Great Britain and head OF tho Rus
Nlun AalsauNlAn lnfNFEnullg AamuanlINaT
the presidency Of the conference, said
his ffrt duty was 10 express TO NJ. De
BEAUFORT his sincere gratitude for tho
noble terms In which he had referred
60 his august majesty, addins that his
majesty would be deeply touched, ~
well by the Hpontnncity with which the
hlEh assembly had associated itself
Herewith. Continuing, NJ. Dcstnal
Haldi
'"rhough TO the ear Il due the inltin-
tive " the conference We owe much TO
the quecn Of the Netherlands for invit-
Ing Us TO her capital II II happy
augufy OF success that We have met
under tho auspices OF the young SOW
ereign whose charge II felt IN a wide
thing great ana generous and who has
displayed such sympathy with tho
cause which brings ~ here, II II on
the historic soil OF the Netherlands that
the ErcnteAt political problems have
been discussed, Here IA the cradle OF
science ana International law"
After .efefonee 10 the historic peace
trcaucs concluded ~ The Hague and
.ApreFtihE regret that NJ. Dehcaufort
hhn not accepted thv presidency OF tho
conference. NJ. pestnhl said Ia conclu-
sion cannot consider my election
oth.iMlHc thnh as inspired ny my posi-
ueh Us pl.hlpptcntinfy ot tho emperor.
"no was me lnillator OF the conference.
IN thlr Ground ! accept Win deep
srulltudu the DISTINGUISHED honor nni
anhh W. every endehNor 20 Justify
mat advanced axe IN nlaa' a sad priv
INhN uhu ~ WAN nubiatls nui nope
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Washington. May ls.-Today'a state
mcnt OF the condition OF the treasury
rhowHi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Washington. May is.-Actlng under
orders from the war department Mai.
william LanRiitt. corps Of engineers.
has made q complete survey OF Homo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

lulu barbor and prepared n map Of har-
Dor lines similar to those Of the United
states. II the report Of Mai. LanFfitt
should be approved By the secretary
Of war. the city's wharf line will come
under the .jurisdictinon OF the war de-
80. ftt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Denver. Colo. May iS.-Thc sixty
ninth general assembly ~ the cumbcr-
land Presbyterian church mot today In
the First Cumberland Presbyterian
church of Denver About 800 delegates.
were present whom tho moderator. Gen.
N. Ii.Normhn. OF Murfreeaboro. Tenn.
called tho assembly 10 order. After de-
votionnl exercises Rev. Dr. VIII. Black.
president of the Missouri Valley college
Of Marfhali. Mo-. preached the opening
sermon.
The new moderator VIII be- chosen nj
the afternoon session. Among tho can-
didntca are Rev, ~. TinnOn OF Lincoln.
Its. Rov. y. " Morris of Marshall.
Mo-. llev. =. n, Tompleton 81 Clarke
willie, Tenn. and Dr. James y. iialscli
Of Houston, Tex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
TWO SPANISH pnisoSnns.
fhsy nay Againaido Has Lost Prestige and
tho Rebel Army u DemoraiiEsd.

Manila. May is.-ii5o y. m,-Two
Spanish prisoners who have Just ar
rived here from Neuva ciyaka say
Asulnaido has lost prestige with the
rebel army. which Ia described as being
completely demoralizod, short OF food.
suffering from disease and afraid OF tn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
connncrIoss AM CHARITIES.
Mayor Jones Of Toledo Discusses the iab"r
Problem aud lite solution.

Cincinnati O.. MAY iG-Theto waa a
large ATTENDANCE on the secoud dny OF
ths tw,nty-rixth national conf.renco
~ rhn,itiea and corrretlnn. I,r,aident
uenI.rson'a annual address Nna NJ.
fe,r,I' a. n convlt,,, AMI Tho r,n,rt.
~ M. ..rret.rv ana trrartirer wer,
n,.s.nt.a rh,ir,ran Ios.,b u Itvcru
.cer.tarV ~ ibr ohIn in,r,i rcnsfted
A., ne ,,,,,'',,i',,., m c,,,ntv ara nnnl-
et,,,d ,n.,i,i,.. ~ y ,,',,,'',st ai..assi'',
,,ts,..' - '''N' 49,
,.,,.,,, y, .'',',as,i,,,s &c.,. 10
,,.,,,','i..",,,, ~ I, ~. ,air,..,t h,
,,',,a' s,H.,,.. ~ a. ,.si,t H. NJ Iyis
n.',, ~, ~. ~ ,',,..',,
NV ~ va" '.',.'.,,' 80. -,
u5n y. e'"''s''" =" "
Na, OF snns. " ,.,. .o,.. 'Na' s,es"s
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-24
AIGER.
WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE Poe

Maybe Secretary Alger is a little hard
of hearing.-The Journal, Sioux City.