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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
NOTICE or
Annual Municipal nntios.
omee1 ctty peeorder.

0mcetH CITY Recorder, 8.
/ ytfRinik, MIMI March ttsh. ~
& Notice Is l,ereby given that ths Anausf
Au9tclrAi election of the CITY Of vlsxfnie. 4
strhes0fa. for tho eleetjoe Of tho fsslcNios
named city ofueers WI, tsso placo on Tus[
day. phi {, 1853
ofdce,s TO bseiectsd.
Is Mayor. :sse
A.cify Recorder.
Ae1ty Treasurer.
4 MuHjcirat Judge.
For ths First Ward: ODs Aid6s1Aa 6,
serve for two years,
For The Second Ward: one Aidermsn 10
serys Ter Two yesfs.
B For The Third Wsrd: ors Alderman 10
serye for tNo yesrs; one yast.cs 0s fac pescs
70 scffsfcf two ycsrS s
70: TIE Fourth VAR: cns A,dsrssas IS
servo fos tHo yesn; one Justice ~ the Pace
70 ssrrc for two years.
The yr.s1s ef tho Cit. Of y:fstnfA are hesc1
BIZ ncstA1a Chs. e;,s Polls vii be SDsa rn f.,e
said Tersasy. April III, 1923 II TIC ses,e.uya
rlsees ~ sss.gnsfs3 seon yfEe ~, 9.c..cs
4, =. rss.i Eve i: 81 sge.s r, 81
The H5sfs 81 Eeesssss.ts,s 81 eacb r;re.est
q the ssrs.fS.. Tsras ssss:: most 4. III fUsfeS
pi5ces ~, Use ses.sw II sstss sps he fas1ssc
OF rss.s. rig sii ;csti yrsf,e: TaeSass .aA5-
csts u sssszs5 fre.r Q a. s. $40 d; fasraaf
aarc,s q. :.t.sg. s5o;aa !. Il. .saP H.
Ihs Poi! ny Fiacss % tbs Ess.ssi rssefsc.s
s5 prescribed assa dssi.ea ssa b. t.ss COMMON
Fosfsci' ~ TAI. CITY G. s.Jsgt.fss a. reeuIar
reafiaS thereof bed March s. :ss.. asr IS
f0Iisxs:
Polling pisces.
tisst ssrd z ues..ts Dnasiss ori csesnsi
street.
s,s,s, Ws-1: ss,asa p STA; % csss.
nat street. = - ~ =
Tai-d Hzrfs; cssy; TEL, % cres.nss steer.
Fea:th Eart: efssltrs's EsE. o. Aapts
stree. -
etss. e Fay.
city Eeeester,
feosperae Seal
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31

Fol glowing on tho news OF the
sale of the blast furnaces at West
Duluth comes another Bit Of in
dustrial news that means much
for the industrial prosperity Of.
Duluth. This is that the water.
power Of the st. Louis river is
to be developed at once, and
power Is to Be distributed from
that point BY wire to the power
consumers at the head OF the
lakes. d !.
II the early winter . gentle
man named John Conger came
TO Duluth from New York and
secured q number Of con tracts
from power consumers in which
they agree to take electric power
from his company provided it
was furnished within d given
time and in amounts as needed
or contracted for.
i is now learned that the
money for developing this power
has been uEde rwritten and this
means that the project will be
pushed through to completion.
In doing this it will BE necessary
to employ large mber of men.
The cheap power that will be
furnished will ind oubteily be -
induce cement for the estab lish:
me Mt Of new Industries III Dn-
luth. NeWs-T Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
FOR. s ALT |
Undivided one-half interest 10
The VIRGINIA IRON w gKs.
For particulars address
+. G. STREHLE1N,
Virginia, MINI.

The American Wire 6 Steel
Go. have pure biased the Zenith
feet Of lake carriers. for use il
transporting ores from their new
range properties.
The water is row ctically
out Of the Conumod ore, and the
management IS no " ssil, ting
things shaped for active work at
that Iropert s..
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31

ardvood iorests, practically
uncut IS that one need have no
fear for the future Of the state
When its pine timber has run out.
The political COMMITTEES
throughout The state without re-
gard to part should use their
best efforts to see that all per-
sons who are entitled is become
citizens take ont their second
papers Since the adoption OF
the constitutional amendment
requiring 4 voter 70 be q citizen
of The United States the vote has
largely decreased, While those
who are not from every stand.
point worthy Of citizenship should
net Be pressed to take out Their
papers. notWit hstanding the fact
that they may have the constitu-
Etional quail ications. no pains
should be spared 10 have all who
truly deserve citizenship natura
liked.
When tba. Washington report.
or interviewed the members oi
the recent congress Of mothers
and found oat that half the no
men il attendance were no,
mothers and never expected to
be. be, should not have spo,led
all the romance attached to the
pleasant sociations Of the new
woman by printing it in black
type n the newspapers.
when two Frenclnan she
ride one horseback, one French
man she mus rlde behin'.' Sc
also with seekers after political
4. ytlE i. Il a
honors When two run for The
same position, one is destined K
be left behind. AMI the candi.
dates Should steel their soul Il
| ell contingent possibilities.
The. New York Press an.
nonnces that more than 900, DOC
employees in Now England arr
row receiving increased wages
over those Of 1894.
The safe election Wageris tha,
those who get the. most vote.
will be elected. s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
FRANKLIN GHpLris gDIp.

a deal was closed Tuesday for
the sale Of the Franklin group 10
the National Steel company, BY
whom the properties will be
actively wrought. This means )
force OF from 400 to 800 men al
these mines the coming season.
Supt. Parmalee, for some time
past sup crin,en dent OF the group.
remains il charge.
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douD SHs ron DsLU1H.


ne 1aVen1n9 ns1a ad @ y ed
nesos'y contained 9 dlsp e from
correspondent s11.' atg ~. es mic mic
W - ,e 9. = q % uen lnp port 70 by %
iueu anu me ranges. ine ful .l
teAs.o.selos, 1ele Fam s CIV 2.
onn 'no mas ana broth "
5, = :, .,'les' on'e', nave con On, !.
49, 'ns pu,onase y 'ne o'as s'
.u- na.e = Du1u,h' neo.la'lons
- ~ = s :, '9i,unp =,
sol : eeA :. auouE 7 auo'elonal
iounus a'iu "a1e rslIonta ls'e nav: pave
oeeu aiso secured rom othef
par'ses . make : slte q q ore
*tnan IVY acre, ass anord'ng az an
.opl'oreun'sy lor aoal.lonal Wor cry,
"aen 'nanueu. iie s,soIh 9
~ -. hu.nace = repair ana
nea = rug ~ proV'lllenes Ifs e.
D 1l,e =, ''s . p !, z a1o1R
oo' : 1'nes' ~ 70 cn1e.su y 3.
- = .'ues, NY - !. !, uae g WI fsl1sl
oe = iu,lo 's.ss'ou s VIII oe
81, geu ''n1 ofo y g 8 >cal'a-
Wy oiS 'uoie t1laf zs 9, oal'y
so.'us aouoIe Us former aver.
aye ousp u1. Inc g annei % aeep
wafer g ssb. LOUIS pay Y Y oe e
.conpleIea, COCKS on'It ana 90
sa1slona1 Inei ana ~ storage pro
slusa. Y ). lhelnas y tne ou tl. =
sessWll, secure ms coAes Y earg
'oss y !. laae. ou.s = encouraged
SouleNna' y 'sx ,sist'on VII
i erece COKE ovenssoI MS Own w
" sne size y ING pant 9! sumo.
'eh apaclsY .. 'llsee 81 nlszoWn
Iee ulrenlen1s and. pfopaoi more Pc
lhese " g, q nfsS g s. &c pee zee
nFe pattern o''s are iikeiy to ODE
followed, later q Prod ae :
ovens neta. tIae', lssseer are 50 .
81 s'alled VIZ ssor I'1us gas w oe
So 1IcleI'ss g ~ Ply ooI = ~ u9' B
.s.nu ~ loeriof. Tess snsn reg i
e ens :,
e 81 .'ncllossa narRees s ,.e'
pFooues.s'lslsls iu1nacs w g
spusne Y 1he west, aleaougfl y s,
49, 81, I ] ] J. q, !, , j,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31

OF Situation IS now bee oming!
well understo Cd. len these
ase favorably claded Duluth
will be well under way toward
the realization Of her high hopes
.as q great manufacturing city,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
I = SIS - =. - -
SIHABkE.

Hallet Roberts, OF Duluth, was
visiting friends in town Tues
day. .
W Y. Browne has moved til,
postofice to his building acros.
the street.
The scholars Of the Biwabil
school are having their spring
vacation.
Dr. spratley was in town th;,
week,
Louis Glassner, who is attend.
Ing the Duluth Ligh school. il
spending his spring vacation
With his parents
The Il erary society were en-
tertained At the home Of Mrs C.
Il. MorrII! this week.
Mr. ard Mrs. Doyle andfalnij,;
rettsrIsa from Virginia, where
they spend The winter. 4
The machinery, boilers: etc
are being moyed from the Gin
einnatl mise which probab's
means the abandopn,ent o. this
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
School Notes.
Rosa .sIAzoHEy.E Editor.
ADgLSIpE EATor. assistant Edlto
SrAry RHEToRac Class. SIS

Built the more stately man
.sions, q my soul
AS the swift seasons roll
Leave 81 \ low aulted past!
Let each new tenn e, noblal
than the 1ast, S.
S. ssh L thee from Heaven With .
dome More vast
thou ats i, lit tree,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
s:'tslsnkE, e,uz


the noe 8 dine az
the FIRE depart meiit as called
cut s. j a blaze il u 8 az llslnisil
and wagon fac tory Of Is e
Gregg gu W alnut feet, the
fire haying aimed 9 rood head:
va efofe dlscova 'II,,;,l
streams zero turned on. and
though for some tine IL app eared
the quill ding VA coined the
flood Of water che red Tie flames
with = loss Of perhaps $3.50 70
the bull ding
Nj Me ss5ress rs ssoGk loss can
not well BE estIn ated As be had
i great am cunt 81 hard wood
fur ishing S hic1 rs and
thereby praeiica al 3 spoIied His
palA Is and yarnis hes the
amount ofs 5 f!5o we're q com plete
loss as wa q isos other stoclk and
. road cart IL the pain room,
where tie Ore 50 pDselll osigi-
mated ~ Z sparl B rom TN steve
on the build ing there ss %
lbs urance 81 but no iusur.
ance gas
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31


l1eaYing thine oul grown sl,ee1
by nfs interesting sen.
The nintl, grade are anxsousIy
awaiting another La.in test 10
show that they haven't been
studying the subject 81 vain
The algebra class are now In
pro portef Ito what?
Our neW program which was
Ilalely formed promises 70 do
away with evening relaxation,
as y makes home preparation Of.
lessons compuisor
Any one RECEIVING an fink
sketched Easter Card may credit
il TO soma member Of the. High
School ard Grammar class.
Prof. Park visited the Frank
lin school Thursday
The Franklin children are de-
lighted to have the use or the
spare room for Kindergarten
games for q fifteen minute period
Ion Friday afternoons.
Miss Christiana BROOKS, OF
soudan, spent Tuesday with ahe
teacher and children OF the
Franklin school.
Some ..broad smiles were OBJ.
served Monday morring when
certain members Of the High
/ School we're handed state cert.
Hcates
Give every man thy ear but
few thy voice. The editor of
The Enterprise school-nofes ca
beavers to heed the above coun
sci.
. A day or SO OF around Eas
ter would not Be 50 very dis
agreeable 70. the members OF the
/ High School.
Wonder IL our Prof. thinks OF
turning the spare room above Us
into q gymnasium. Though the
stairs are aarroW the room is
wide.
It is not now a diaieult task 10
count the remaining weeks Of
this school year. Were we to
liken our school year TO n hill
which we would mount and de-
scend, we might say that we are
now rapidly approaching the
base, the summit Of WHICH was
reached some time ago. AS we
caa usoaily descend a hill more
rapidly tha,, mount it; we had
better make good Use Of our time
that is still ours-for vaea-
ltioa will be here before re resi-.
/ ize it.
4, :, s. i
~ ssein - s,e o'st -. 'nsh- ;' 'as y
Even April Isl has t, fail on Sat.
turda
t MT.
.,,.ss, -, e.
,,i,s ,,.,s,, 49,, {, -, n.
! $500, 3. s. =, :,
.,a,,,- 80. 49, 49, ~
:. ,,o.,;.,n.
81, -. ~. :.
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
N a RUE-1dJTxY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J Johns son
and Mr.. and Mrs Chas, Fogel:
berg We're njured Thursday
night il 9 run AVA They ere
relufning from Virginia and
ter@crossing the Adams track
Mr. johnson, " 10 was driving
one Of Healy's spirited teams.
thought to do . listle speeding
.oveithe straight piece Of road
When the turn at the bridge was
feached the horses refused te
slack up and the cutter was
overturned and the occupants
thrown heavily to tho ground.
The horses continued on thro rough
town and did not sop until
Sparta was reached All the
embers Of the part! were more
or less Sc Aed and bruised,
but fortunadely no serions in
lnI.ies We're j. as t;sin nhe cut
ter the finest in n HeaIy's
ouIfit ~ ned bliean.
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Ese,eth. Mint. xes.. y. Iaas.

EsEseth. MINI, Assr- y. IAS.
! i5.s- ,,o.sa nat s. the csi3 Of GSssrlssa
HeaTS..ss. e.
asnbars 81 .,os-d psssas.-I. II. f,arsfuE.
! Chairman; VIZ. EIrko s-,1 4. J. Ss;:iesn.
svsass.ss.s. s. E. Ecl.e. clerk
aassa and sziforted 8. 8. ts;s ::sf so.l 60
e.s-scsS Ct ssiss=s.s BE- s!io~ed. ssias.
Casrss,d1.
AcvsS as1 s:;...s:esstei taat s.s.ae BE tTses-
f-rrad sso1: ss:e 1854 fEad 10 sas ssSsrsf
fE-a.
>CI..--;s1.
Aoyss and sIp7crtsd t5s siI Bills be- all
l>wsl SO siieve1 b .sa board.
Carried.
Sis Is fyilo~a:
.. e. Shea. d.;iver.rG tae bs..ss
borss 81 ai:srsI It .
D. :. Shea, csors Of elsss.on =5
~ As "a
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31

Minutes Of The Proceedings Of tho
Board Of Supervisors Of the
Township Of Meeaba Mount
ain, in St. Louis county and
stats Of slinneeota, including
all accounts audited by said
Beard.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31

Fancy CONNIE rciaI printing at
ENrERpaIsE,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
EAHTER HERTiUE,

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s''u's'1 = s -, 80 :
H1Ys "a sz " rlY 1, sasalRfIs .i
rent rslnaor is that the
lake & ST r. ton com any have
obtained q Big St ripI,iag con
tract at Inc 6; I'd i tr, , 81 hiich will
emhley 200 to 800 men there this
season. The ebtaiuiug Of sucl,
e q. rtrs.et by this com pany nsaus
smuch to v il gin n
s
S. g ~: $ S. e s 's'o. 100. B.
& 81. ~ & = 80 s''as his
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
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PASSENGER TIME TABLE.

Daily. Except sunday.
]. MOORE. Aeent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15
THINGS LOOKING SERIOUS.
Troop E, Ninth U, S. Cavalry, Parolng Tho
Mexican Line.
Further Attempts at LawIcssncss by
cowboys wan Bring Them
Trouble.

Chicago, sept IA special to the
Record from Blsboc. Aria, Hiyr.
Another chapter has been added %
the cowboy Mexican affairs ON the bur-
der the episode causing the killing u
a Mexican officer by guards Tor assist.
ing IN the liberation % Franco. the
American cowboy arrested at the time
VI the killing OF clayton. The day AZ.
ter the killing or the guards by Amprl-
can cowboys. the Mexican officers In
command prHcHoi Into service nll tho
available MoNlguuH ln Nagu uH guards.
Amurg these was Jcfrudu Acclu. born
~ Mexican parents. but lu Tucson.
Ariz., thereby making him an Amrri-
can. lie protested but was made 10 DO
guard duty nt the ilil IN which Frtn-
GEO was confined Acei1 being the
hruther-iu-law uf Franco. early yestcr-
duy morning liberated tho prisoner and
tho two escaped 60 this place. The
Mexican uiiiCDr who was ON guard with
Aruul, ana was asleep when the escape
was made. was shot to death by Moxl-
can guards 1H Dc tried Go escape whllc
being Nkcn Co court flr trial uu
charge q negligence. Ramsey has been
released hy the authorities.
Telephone messages from Nucp say
that THINGS look serious there. ana
troop IT, Ninth cavalry tculuron are
rived There and D. patrUling thu line on
ms Side while Mexican guards uru on
the other
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IF YOU ARE IN DOUBT

whether yau have Kidney o- nladdcr
dive w., iust put some M your urine In
q glass tumbior and lot II stand -
hours. n IL hgs 20 sediment, ur u milky
cloudy appearance. Il Il is RORY or
stringy. pale or discolorcd, your KID
ncys or bladder are sick.
other serious symptoms are pain In
tho back. frequent desirr to urinato oa-
peciuIly at night. burning Hcaldlng
main liz passing urine or whom your
urine stains llnrn'
Thp one sure cure for dicnHoH ~
tho Kidneys. Liver Bladder aud Blood,
Information, Dyspepsia md Chronic
Cuustlutl1u o. DR. David Kennedy
Fayorite Remedy II has cured iu many
eagos where ar else failed ana IL sold
nj All drug Htoros Tor 800 Tor % large
bottle. or aiN bottles Tor $500
Ry special arrangement with me
manufacturer we ouCr our renders the
opportnity Of getting "a trial bottle NJ
thip invaluable remedy absolutely FREQ
which viii De sent postpaid tn auyone
who viii send their address ~ the nlt.
DAVID KENNEDY CORPORATION.
Eondnnt. NY, and mention the News %
Tho publishers of this paper gunran-
tee tho genuineness VI this liberal o.
Ter.
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wnyman'a plans. Tho road thero runs
through heavy underground. and COME
lng ouddcnly around curve. tho stage
driver was confronted By q masked
ruhher who covered him with "a shot.
gun and ordered him To stop
The passengers wDro then command
cd 90 dlsmount from tho stage. and
were drawn un in 20 row. while tho
hlrhwuymnu rhstulCtu1 the express
box ~ Wells. furgo q Co., but lcft tho
United States mail blE unm1loFtvd,
and made no attempt tp rob the pas
nCugUui
The rohbcr then plunged into tho
thioklt which adi1lns the road, and The
last heard OF him wus report, which
probably Indicated the blowing un ut
the lock on tho express box.
The huld.up was accomplished ono
mile from the Mt. 81. Helena dollhouse.
and sheriff Dunleup 90 NIpA county
was promptly notified. tie started nt
once with posse IN search of the
highwnymnn. Of whom he haa n good
description. The officers % Lake Cuun-
~ have also Joined In the pursuit
Wells, Fargo a co. state that the cnn-
tonta ~ the treasure box was incon-
siderable,
Callstoga. Cal, Sept ii.-Thc town
conatablsH tonight arrested "a WE'LL
known character named Joe Weir,
whom thcy charge with tho robbery.
Weir lives about mile from the scene
OF the robbery.
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Little Doubt That Beers Will Ac-
cept the Latest Terms.
REAL DANGER YET TO COME


D..
tribune from London saya
r.tt Ut b,. f..If,yt,t tho hot 90
4..t .-t.. ...
over war WIN ''. i'''. '''
CUptauCu ly President Kruger 90 lN'
prYpYa.f4 Uf ppHpp made with dignity
az, d.. ,,,. Chamberlain BIar,tgb De-
""' '''' '' .'''
REGARDED uN many pf"hANl'. "' i''l"
AFRO simply required TO- carry out thHir
.ygp ,dsr of Aururt 10. with the rulrf-
..., ...t ,...,,,t..I..r
NlN'1 lN'''I'n ''i' '"' '.''
ip use English Zoo the N'IhafAhl hlN'N.
10th tho commission OF Inquiry and thH
t,,t,.t.,gp conference 5urht rasuy co.
De arranged. since the h'rfa have ole
ready accepted one and apparently
tt.i..,,.,..,. ,..... D.. .,,.t.,,iy .vraUtsI
"'''
until ihgfU Do 10 sudden change OK l'lh-
l.f in Pretoria
Ahe NHat lnl'IN,H "u.,INtia
TINT tue real ctlHl1 VIII come Whyh
su'tAhlg'e igl l.lgl. .' g''
ui.tu ..ul lh lh' ,Nhl'i'h. lu' MAlN-
tAl lutti'"tr ]. lhAt th' illil'h
HguluuNnH VIII demand ~. ron, l1u
NJ the lcicu'lF' WORK. 100 Jnhhhu'. nNIH
90 az iItioii"' hlu'r lhe0' lh,hAv' i'lA
lthm'h ohly nuH lfr NOT h''l' ~ l'l
'NN'tiiA N'''''' a'"''' t
power
Reduction off, Abandonment ui lh'.,
furtlhcutiunH VIII probably Roe pf"p'. ~
ua reasonable guarantee OF peace
which VIII Doe H1i|ailniogN To thg .In-
pHrlul government tn" ho'rr VIII not
hg likely tu uk' thH Same view oi ihn
matter They VIII consider ~ hh uh-
reasonable demand. r'momhctluf
JlmeHuuH rnll. aud th" tnHl DtIH" ln
the relations between 90" Tram N1hl
unl England VIII follow. Ih' Hli'.i
judgment which can now b" Formed %
that barring accidents ur IN lWl'ius
uuH blnl rush upon l.llnEs NOR, h cone
ference viii Doc arranged ana that ihnf'
win lu uu war until the unh OF OCTOBER
N ut 1ll
Every thing indicates That the irlilsh
ruyUrnmpu, has determined Go operate
ln u large scale 10 10 Dr. compelled O"
declare war, and 10 VIII not take my
chances. Tho appointment Of sit 3eorEe
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PRAYING FOR
AMERICANS.
p,,idonts of Samar Want Relief
from lnsurgent TagaIos.
WILL NOT JOIN REBELS.
-,t,t,ns Ia Island Rapidly APP
preaching Anarchy chinese
In the Philippines

Warrington. sept ii.-Mnii advieos
,.,.,sI at the war department from
,.s.Is stale that tho natives of the
i..nd Of samar are praying Tor the
....iy arrival u the Americans, and
,rIa.Ieomc the hosting VI the Amcri-
au nag
un riid that as "a result OF the for
.tie collection OF taxes by the cmla-
aries of the insurgents. who take an
,t.y have got. the natives urc In o.
.ttr OF scmi-staryutiOn. They have
.5 faith In the TnruluH. ana they ear
rsuy desire American protection.
An iusurgcnt leader. Gen. Luzban.
tat b1ltud TO Japan, taking with him
200 collected by him for the inHur-
rrHta. Tho AGENTS OF the insurgents
.rIHIy0r 60 flrCU the natives 90 Join
that forces. which they viii not DO.
mo condition OF the island. Il " as
serted. 30 rapidly approaching riot and
anarchy as the heavy and continued
drag upon them In tho form u tributes
g1a5pofatca them, aud they the letter
says, threaten desperate disturbances
il il continues.
The Manila American. copy OF
ahich has been received at the war
department.. discusses the Chinese Hlt-
uaii1n Ia the Philippines, and what u
has 10 cay becomes Interesting IN Wow
Of the order OF Gen. OTIS 60 enforce
the Chinese immigration laws and
chinese exclusion act against tho thi-
u,ar In the Philippines.
The paper says: I'm tho native In
hlbtantH OF these Islands. the chino
long ugo discovered 70 kindred race,
uia climate suited him. ana b. found
crowded than China. Since then no
hda been here, and aH tho country
cannot very well do without him. ID be-
Hie % say he b. hero 90 stay. HlH 30
jllru lu the land and bic association
Win tho natives modified his Ideas "a
little.
Most Of the Chinese born Ia the
island have forvsworn their allegiance
t1 the emperor Of China. They wear
uu queues. and after living their ne
hlr., they have no desire that after
death their bodies should rvHt ln the
f1iI ~ the 'Flowcry Kingdom Chinese
have intormurriud lately with the
Tuglls ana McHilEus, aud. uH "a CluHH,
The Chinese MDHuEuH have seemingly
moro than held thtls own. Under tho
spanish regime, many ~ them had nC-
quirod wealth and received appoint
mOnta TO important positions.
To-day there are lots ~ Chinese
1tlNun ia lnr luHutEUut army ana
thDy are said 60 be- the hlttorcst insur-
Tcctoa OF uli. Most % the MpFtizua are
Uf catholic faith. and numerous ChluoH
have been converted.
"grnntinE that tho Chlnon Of tho
Philippines have already made some
progress, b. lH possible education and
changed coalitions will do much for
their Children. Hut the problem T. not
one OF pUterity alone. Tho chino ~
thv present must be- first considered.
n be- entitled Co ull the rights that
viii b. given the Filipino. and o. tn
status OF his citizenship 10 be the
F1me7
The laws of the United States for
hId the naturalization 81 Chinese. but
che ChlnoH who were born here pr who
were lu tho Philippines 40 the time the
Islands parsed under American control,
might stand on @ different footing"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

a. Rider IlnTF1rd the English novel;
lHt, has smiled from Vancouver. 70. g..
iu company with Lord Ernest Hamilton,
FOR Alaska.
Al Sioux CITY yr.t. rluy. the race be-
tween Joe putChnu ana Gentry for
81. 700. was won hy Joe rltchen. by half
o. length. in 2'oib,
W, HDurkc Cochran md W. j. Bryan
viii discuss trusts this evening nc the
chicago conference, Bryan 10 be tho
last speaker
Dan Murphy Of waterbury and Aus
trulIan Jimmy Ryan fought a twenty
round draw before the waterbury
Comm Athletic club last night
Capt Laary. tho goycrnur-gen"ral Of
tho island OF Guam, has reported his
arrival NJ his post on the steamer
Yosemite. under date OF August lth.
The United States cruiser Boston Will