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Evening journal., 1899-07-15
REGISTERS ORDER
RDG1sTBR's ORDER

~. 80, Registers Office.
1pon tne application of James H. H.f-
lecker, Jr, and John Savin Homecsor
administrators OF John W. Savin. late OF
Wilmington hundred, IN said county. de-
cetsep, it Is ordered and directed by the
hesistef that the Administrators aforc
said give notice OF granting
Letters OF Administration urfs
the estate of me decaee-i
With the date OF granting thereof. by
causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF suck
letters, In six Of the most public places
81 the County OF New Castle. requiring
All persons having demands against tho.
eftAtepto present The same or abide by
IN act OF Assenbly In such case made
tnd provided; and also cause the same to
nc inserted within the same pefisd IN
me Evening Journal, "a newspaper nub-
lahed In Wilmington, Del, and TO be con-
llnued therein three weeks (e. o. a.
Given under tho hand and seal Of
Office of the Register aforesaid. at
Wilmington, Ia New Castle COu1-v
IT.. 81 aforesaid. the day and year aboX,.
CALVIN W. cRossAN.
Register
Notice Is hereby given that letter.
of Administration were On due form OF law
Granted unto The undersigned on thc
"a day OF AprN. A. ID. 1898 and thar
aiI persons having claims against the e.
'nfe OF the deceased must present the
same. duly attested 20 the said admnis-
traitors on or before the Gath day OF
hprll. 1900. or abide the Act OF Assembly
in such ease made and provided
JAMES p HOFFECKER. JR.,
JOHN SANlN HOFTECkhR..
Administrators.
tadrsss. wilmington. Del.
ORDER.
>-.0, ~aatie c,o,,,tv nj ~, H. ~.
Upon The application OF Honrettr ~
Emory. admlniatratrlx OF Mary NJ. Tllcu-
rt.ln. late OF Ccntrevillc. Maryland. te-
'ased. u Is ordered and directed by ths
,resaid give notice Of grant
zig Of Letters OF Administra
20 upon the estate Of the deceased.
IN the date OF granting thereof, by
'using advertisements TO be nosted
Niuhln forty days from the date { such
letters, IN six OF the most public \ aces
ot the county OF New Castle, reQu4rirr
III persons having demands against ths
eztate TO present the same. or abide hy
in act Of Assembly IN such case made
md provided. and also cause the same
be Inserted within the same period In
Evening Journal a newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington, Del. and 70 be cone
uued therein three weeks (c. O. a.
GiveE under the hand and seal OF
office of the Register aforesaid. at
Wilmington, In New Castle County,
IL. 81 aforesaid, the day and year above
CALVIN W. cRossAN.
Register
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that Letters
of Administration were In due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned on the 18th
day on July. a. d. 1890 and that All per-
sons having claims against the estate OF
the deceased must present the same, duly
attested. TO the said administrators. on or
before The l2th day OF July, 1900 or abide
and provided.
HENRIETTA II. EMORY.
Admlnistratrix
Address. Ccntrevillc, Maryland.
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NEW YORK TOSAN FRANCISCO
4 Onc-Armcd Postal Messenger MAX
ing the Trip on wheel.

Tint O. ig.yolr-olI. one armed lad.
would attempt trip across the cou-
tlnant on hloyclo-uni au alone NJ
thot-lH little out ~ tho ordinary.
Such. however. iH the undertaking u
Postal TELEGRAPH Messenger Albert V.
Roe. who arrived hero this morning
and delivered a message TO T.. II. Lam
nan.
The young man loft Americas mo
tr0po.ll4 July e7ri, ln company with
Mt and Mrs Davis. who Intended to
mako trip 90 tho coast IN their auto
mobile, but quit when they reached
Cleveland
Young Roe. designated uH NO. ga"
rides his wheel with perfect ease, and
thinks nothing Of a thIrty-throe hun
drod-mua journey.
Yprtrrlly ho worked the pedals about
eighty miles from Evanston Wyo., On
Ro1ch"a place Boo ruloy'B canyon. Hc
loft there 1ftor breakfast this morning.
and 90 10 O'Clock was onqulring for
Nr Loun1u Ho intends visiting the
Salt Palace track tonight, md VIII leave
Monday Cor the Golden Cato city, ITO
hUH MESSAGE Tor the MANAGER OF che
Postal Telegraph company ut that
place.
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PRESlDEaT WANTS ADVICE
oeitinE the Hcport 80 that Congress
MAY Act Difference Ia yiews-
OBS calls Tor Omooi-.

Washington. Sept i5.-Tt Il rald at
the war department tina ID return OF
tho two members ~ the ih,N lrino COM
miasion remaining m MaAal tMesar..
DENLY ana Worcester. h In order TO
advise tho President respecting the
very latest aspect OF afiuira 90 that ne
may use tho Information lu HE message
10 Congr,'H There is an intlmation
conveyed that tho ndvloca brought hy
Prcat schurman and Senator noycrldrc
and others recently returned from Ma
MA are not 40 ull points lu atrIct tr.
cora. though the Items OF divergence
are not known beyond tho White House.
u d. fHil that ua Admiral Dewey h.
nearing the United stutpa. the oppor.
unity 90 have full meeting Of tho
fhllppinu commission, uf which %. Is "a
member, should NOT Doc lost and mo rs-
port that may Doe expected 10 sum uD
lh'ir work, win Doc Indispensable 10
congress- IN Ito efforts at legislation f1r
the Islands.
No statement can be- had officially 1s
90 the fuiur" of the commission. hut ID
b. Not regarded UE probable that ID viii
return TO tho Islands, ut least not With
OUT "a considerable change in person.
unl The recall of MgssrH. DENLY and
ana Worcester VIII leave Gen. OUH tho
sole representative % the catnnlaFl1n
lu the Philippine
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KICKED BY A
DRUNKEN MAN
Peter lundgrou Seriously Injured
in the City Drunk House.
THE CITY JAIL SCANDAL.


Some limo between 1880 o'clock i,st
h'Hht and llyhulk thIs morning MIRO
h'fi. Jumped 900 tho stomach of Potter
Lunlrran 900 Iumlt. of the city fail.
lnN'riIHr such severe Injuries that thr
man had Goo no taken Co the Holy Cross
hoHpiul DO tha patrol wagon.
This case. revolving as % ~ IN itB
nature Do only ONO lu dozens TINS point
Co 90. HInr.us necessity uf replacing tho
city llll with o. structure that VIII!
moro humlnoly nt tho crying ufr4 NJ
accommodation md protection Tor tho
pris0EDu who urD Iuplrg.rltrd within
lt f'uIaHWniIins walls Under thu oz-
lHInF stat. uf affairs uay man. who
thuuEh misfortune cog daslrn. boo8mrl
intoxicated uul o. thrown into the
drunk house. virtually carries ha Tie
100 hlH hlulH, Cor when That awful place
cpnininH hlif dozen frruzIsi. drink
mlll,rHl wr0tohuH 30 IH simply becomes
ui times. o. emo. uf ths survival 90 the
htio7t and tho wglk,rt man goes 70 the
wall
.T1ho 900 Instance BOO puint-tho nigh,
of Volunteer day Every time the onl-
c"r' bed occasion CO. visit the drunk
house th"y bad nFht 600 their hands.
Che Iumatou acting Ibc wild boasts ln
leash HH glance 600 their battered faces
600 thg following Monday Ono court toau-
upI
There iH absolutely 600 place Co. put
drunken mon outside of the stone
iaFroi duuk-h0uau 0t Oh, northwest
end of tha IlIl. tha Ia dark. roomy.
chilly cen uud when times arc brisk
contains uIl rHru and conditions ~
hFhtug and ,umatusU drunEH. when
ODE men sober 900 th.y are Transferred
o. tha jul proper aloug with the rect
tf thH urIHuuHIg
80 $3.50 last might Mike boyle. who
has served terms iu lull % the extent
or appearing upon The police court ryc-
uria over u hundred times Tor his boz
settling Vim ~ being % disciple 81 John
liutIcycprn, was brought Into tho putce
station iu 70 strictly pugunclous mood.
nroulrHH To- Hly Doc was drunk ~ 10 100
Peter LuuiErun. who also iH becoming ~
FREQUENT siHr iu tudrs Timmouys
court was brought 90 ami thrown into
N, drunk house along with Boyle.
subsequently John D.. Ice. unoth O.
drunk WINS Introduced into the circle u
lnlullrluuH uUplerH. Apparently the
lEnuhly trio SANK into &C. drunken sleep
Tor according 60 Lee. the first thing he
Know was that there was terrific
rumpuB going ON between hiH two com.
pluIuus iu woe. Amid 1Itha. blows and
cures the two staggered around tho
uulFumD cell until Luudgryu either ION
or WIS thrown 90 the ground. then. nr-
CurdIuE tU Ice. Mike Boyle Jumped ou
the PROSTATE man with his heavy bro.
rIuH.
When Tailor Klmhnll visited the plac,
thIH morning. nH soon ls Doe came DOWN
town, the found Lunigrcn lying on the
inur lu great pain uul unrrlng from
n severe rupture. thH result ~ hls bru.
Gal treatment 100 thU hands, or rather
feet NJ Boyle
The injured man was promptly rH-
moved tn Che Holy 'ruHg hospital where
Do received medical attention and Us
said 90 Do. resting 1H easily aa could be
expected this afternoon.
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the control Of railroads: demand that
Congress aud the legislature OF the
several STATES abolish nll special urlW-
iugos and take action 70 destroy wun-
upuly. assert that no cundidnte Tor uuh-
he Office ia entitled 20 the suffrage vi
his fellow citizens who does not earn.
cstiy declare his hostility TO ull trade
combinations. declare that 10 o. the
duty 81 the people by organized effort
90 secure the nominations hy The UIIIu.
cal parties III the opponents ul trusts.
recommend that the several StTt0H toxic
Immediate action 60 limit The uurUHHH
FOR which private industrial corpora.
tiUua may Doe formed and dlHUUumEs
their further formation.
The resolutions were signed hU the
following delegates. who ure 600 mem.
beers OF tho delegations Of thoIr States.
W. T.. Gruruu Texas. chairman a. T..
Lockwood N perngyiynuIH. Cecil
Smith. TeNnH. Lawson purlV Sow
York. u. ". Johnson. colorado. 49, Co.,
Tnggert, Iduho and W. o. MgoumHH.
Maryland
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chicago. Sept 1aHMra W % Nell
Nuuu. .l IHH uHuUrtHlg golf club. today
Won Oh. WUHHu'. Hulf championship by
defeating NH. Harry Tuulmu OF o..
Milwaukee Country club lu the FINALS
f1r tuy governors cup. The contest was
uu exceedingly close one and not until
tho eighteenth hole had been played
was tho championship decided, Mr.
Tuulmin was exceedingly nervous. tho
rtr1iu OF yuHtrrluya contest with Mr..
Hobart DhNiue'l Taylor upplrDHty
having objected hHr and hot game was
not up o. her standard
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THE VANDERBILT FUNERAL
Remains q me 0eceaied are Laid to Rest in
Staten Island,
simple Services ut the Funeral FOL
FLORAL Tributes Closing scenes
OF Mourning.

New York, Sept. i5-Funcral ecrylcos
Nee he.i over the remains OF Cornelius
N'aa'fa.lt today In 81. bartholomew s
EPISCOPAL church, The church funeral
wac PRECEDED by short exercises at the
u'l's 10 which only members Of the
l'n''y ana close fricuds were admit
tcl
'Ne Row Dr. David H. Greer. rector
81 e. tluholomcw's, oflclatcd 1T both
.0ll0' From the house tp the church
we iuh'ral party Included Mri. Wander
u"' Der children, Cornelius, Gladys.
reginald ana Mra, Harry Payne whit
NY WIN, r., Frederick ana Geo.
''1gIo.lt, brothers OF tho dead man;
aa Elliot r. Shepard, Mr.. aud Mrs.
o,, ~ Sloane ana their two children.
',I. and Mre. II. Mex. Twomhley.
~ '.. church tho Cnakct was pre-
G Gown the aisle by BlshOp Potter
NV 'If Greer, the bishop rgciting the
noes OF the Episcopal service.
tb. l.I.. e, Il om the resurrection and
"a W.. lut Lesson was read by tho Rev.
V..,s Morgan stone, OF Trinity church,
"'" INI n.
NJ. i,eor read the burial service. and
," hNpp performed the rite OF
N'inS dust on tho caskct. accord
gs To lho Episcopal ritual The asf.
w'rp extremely simple. A choir
'Aly mixed voicoa. under the de
loN Of the church organlst. Richard
warren. Hnng the music OF tho
g.F''.H' ana Chopln's funeral march
~. mayed aa the procession moved up
The only floral trlbutea at the church
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Chattanooga. sept ii.-MlHors 40 tho
pu6ktuvn copper mines ure r1tuF toe
day Tho HheHn mud 35 apacIll drpu.
u-i loft Bolton. Tom, today Cor tho
minoe. which are fu removed from tho
railroad
a dispatch from purktpwu slyH That
the men who struck BOO tho MARY mine
Tuesday have b.on Joined hy union
miners from the Carteutown. ia1hglp
and Hiawaree mluoh These mime sfr
all owned b. The Ducktovu Copper and
Sulphur company a heavy fore. of
trolling the mine property The mines
arc nll shut down. The strike grow
out OF the complny'B refusal Co ,m.
plly union men and thf discharge Ui
men who have Joined the federation.
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POTATO PICNIC.


Two fearful youngsters named ThUo
Larsen. thirteen years. ana charles
Larson. AGED eleven. pleaded guilty lu
Ola. taII.a COMET tbIr afternoon o., ,1,i-.
luF rata on MrH. J.. MnLhrcn'H potato
patch lt 900 East flrh South. and Fuh-
s.uurntly Inducing la "a rpud Ulrplr
49,,
ny 'N' .''' '' " "'''''' ''"""u ""'N
several Juvenile couHpirutora who wyro
nnmul,rH. had duly ponrrsgntod.
MI. srI,,.,.,..,.,. ,..,,,,..t Dad. ht...
'''
pressure lunl'ihl IluMh thht hr special
BY reserves Tor small boys In lieu OF 70
stin ssut.ueo md apId.
uU,,,,, .,it ,,.,,, a., A, ,a,gn
Mh'' u'u you ID" u I'''
I'VE wanted 'cm to roast" warbled
u,t van g,,,.t , ,t,,,.. ., ,., ,
........,s a. ~, 49,. 49,,
Nn"I lni'l n'"IH'il' OH NNlA NN' court
with harafarod haridhooi. you have
taken potatoes suyprM times"
no, slH 'nd',l "o haven't only
thluH times Hlt honest tulh.
How would you like 10 30 to Jan
LOT .' u"Sa' .-..
oh ple's. 'li H'h
Upon tha father ut tho youthful doa-
prradu.a PROMISING tn look after his
...s.,t .... ,b.,. ....,.. .i,..,,..t o., a..
"'I.'" '"''
part with 90" promise ut lhe reform
school lh case OF iu'Al' iAlI..
Fred Gibson, thg r'. iHut1ni man,
then arose and .1Ii mot Elilty. 90 thu
charge OF assault Nul battery upon th.
person OF hl7 oNrHH.ghd Goods Herbert
srnHWrI Ih' il"uhl, "i'tih'l'A over
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tssl5n. Sept. ia bluobook con-
,sIr.re tho last TfanuyaAi despatch of
ts secretary of state Tor the colonies,
vr Chamberlain. relating 10 the mat
tn which led up to the dispatch being
rat ula issued today The text OF
b. chamborinin'a noto II Identical with
rsdtspatch us c1blod 20 thu Associated
F,ls ou September 10, The only Inn
ruant feature revealed IN a tclcgrum
fgm Che British high commissioner, Sir
Nf,i Miner dated August 90. refer
rrs 20 the commercial distress, and
rY.ug
q am receiving Representations from
many quarters TO urge the Imperial
government 20 terminate the suspense.
BHudh South africa ia prepared Tor
pt,rgms measures. and 81 ready TO
ufgf much more In order TO See the
,.aIlcatlon OF British authority II In
Che pfoI0ngauou Of the negotiations,
UaiJ1s and indcclalyc. that h dreaded.
D iear seriously that there will be "a
fHns reaction OF feeling against the
Policy Of the imperial government u
rausH drag. Please understand that
Iauflbiy preach conference and cone
fagg and patience. and not without
,g.sL But " dld not inform you
O.. Ae Increasing difficulty of doing
thi and Of the unmataknhlu growth
q uGalslncss about the present Hltun-
don. 1Hi NJ the desire 10 see d tormin-
atal at any cost. should b. falling la
my duty"
other lengthy dispatches from the
british hIfh commissioner are pub
l.sh0d. but they only rcitoratc the OUT
lander claims regarding the franchise
and tho commissioners ideas regarding
Oh. propositions already made. The
tIu.h00k throws no now light on tho
situation nH % Dr. today. except 90 show
Che commissioners patience has reached
Che gbHIHg point.
a published Interview with prcat
Euur said 90 have taken place NJ
PRETORIA 10 fnr moro important Hc
s. quoted Us saying.
u have tried all along 10 place the
aliens m the Tmusyuul on the samo
footing politically as the hurghorH.
Mr Chamberlain says have not kept
my PROMISES, This" Numbered Prcsl-
dent Kruger, II deny"
Continuing, President Kruger r. re-
ported 90 have added.
The allons of the rransvnai have
ihH nWs commercial rights uH tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Victims of tho River Inn--snmc Rivers
Rising, Others Falling.

Vienna sept t5.-'rho town Of schurd.
Ing 900 the River Inn. ln upper Aus-
trin, o. Hooded. The Inn % mlll rising.
nnd thu water hnH reached the upper
iloou 0f houses and In somr Instances
has risen BH high nH the roots.
snNpul persons have been drowned.
Tho Inhabitants or Ebcnzc nud stpyr
have deserted their dwcllinrJ.
The rivers Euns and Truun urc fall
ms but The Danube f. still HIriur AZ
% result ~ tho foods "a house htH cole
llpsHd. hurylng man and child in
the ruins,
Munich sept 1.-THE Hoods are sub.
siding iu upper bavaria. but railway
communication with The south and
Houthtugt Dr. HtllI interrupted
Munich, sept i5.=The Danube ana
tho iun have rlrcu eth further ANA two
pgtHuua have been drowned by the
'.pHizinE of "a boat Direct c1mmuni-
cation Go Vienna o. Impossible
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Spokane, Wash, Sept li-Word has
reached here ~ recent peculiar oCa
currCutv ut Lake Chuluu. tho largest
lake In Washington. situated about lOU
miles west of here, iu the heart NJ 90
mountain range. Last sunday porrlnH
living along the lake shore saw an up-
hcnvul Of the waters near the lake cru-
ter. Huge waves. some NJ them ten
feet high, started from this point and
rolled towards tho shore. Al one point
where the small passenger steamer Kit
ten was muorgd the boat WIS torn
loose by the waves ana carried ashore.
when the wuvgH rgcedod 10 was carried
back overturned and HwumpDd. 80
persons was aboard ut the time Tho
disturbance wus thought 10 have been
OF volcanic origin,
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hhla. ne propoaer Offering the follow
ing Huhsututu.
.l,.sglyed. That The membcrs OF the
United Iyp1thgiu' NJ America. iu cone
Ngnilon uaa. nhlgli reserve Co tham-
..IN,a me rlEht Go employ whumgogvgr
lN'N h.. Nl lu the management ut their
i'si,cuNH uhcrt.
hls M'H un1nimouflF adopted.
. an interesting discussion followed NJ
th, Il.i13A. employed t1 prevent r1tg
'uiNlE various pilnH were pfnpu u
Anl li W'. hn1liy lgft Co th" executive
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soriou. Condition ~ Arairs Mission re.
ported Annihisted,

Berlin Sept i5HThc Cologne Volks
EuItung today prints dispatch from
shun Tuug which reports o. serious cone
uuiNDd kilograms from there la the
chinese government huF Intercepted
them. The German mission az shan
Tung e. reported 90 have hogn uunlhI-
lated, aud railroad communication Dr.
only possible with % strong military oa-
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south Shields, sept. 1.-two steamers
have been Obliged 10 meet the domHnda
OF the eoamen. In order 90 obtain crews,
one of these " the new Atlantic liner,
British Princess. bound for New York,
which 81 making her mulden trip.
Mr. Joseph Hlveluck Wilson, radical
boro. said today.
I'VE have now got into the thick of
the nght. but the agitation must De
carried on for three months In order
to obtain success"
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Hulflx. n. g.. Sept 1.-the inst mill
itary train Tor the Pacific viii leave
Halifax at o'clock Saturday afternoon.
II viii have re- contingent Cor EHuula
mault. on ltB arrival the furiluoutlluH
OF EHguimuult. which have taken years
90 complete VIII be formally handed
the intention 20 have the military tukn
possession next spring. but unexpected
orders were received by the command
err uf the forces calling Tor tho mmr-
diate departure N the troops from Halt
fax,
Late IN the fan 70 lime regiment win
arrive here from the West indies Tor
the Pacific.
Tho activity prevailing IN military
circles has created considerable COM
mput,
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have registered thus being eligible 90
the franchise. Yet Of the British sub
jacts who have awaited themselves Of
Il. the chief part have been Afrlkandors
ana not English born. This shows that
the British ga Tunsyaal do not want
the franchise.
IN my opinion there l1 NO cause
whatever Tor war. Everything could be-
settled by arbitration"
a second edition OF the London Times
today prints o. special dispatch from
Newcastle. Natal. dated September o..
which bears out the British hiEh CONE
miHHlUuCt'H statement u % says the
ultlnndcrI' council has transmitted Co
tho Imperial government what prtcu-
cnlly amounts Go d protest against fur
thor delay. The c1TrrHpoudcut says.
They cannot contemplate without
grave miHEivings the possibility that
the Pretoria government Will bU.pHr-
mittcd 90 further delay matters on the
plea NJ consulting the hurghyra'
The Times correspondent adds
"Thuru ~ nothing Co confirm The re-
ports that the Beers Will cpngeio Mr..
Chnmberlnin'H demands. ON the COM
trary. % Do stated that thruo thousand
men viii be- dispatched 90 che border
Immediately nftnr the TrunsVaulH reply
Dr. Hent. IN'rl lhlhF points 90 the pros
poet vi hn carry cpnulei,
Thc hdvlcrs from ,hpelnWn tNlny
No Times c6rresponient nd Ncwcnstic.
the news that tt.ong force OF l.cln
nus n,,h lll'lpN,d ohs n"ui LOU
i'lil'' l,ll.s 'v,ii i,. l',', w.
'.llh .,llu i",' ~.
h,,A, ts,sH. .i ~. 49,.
...i.i,...., 49,, ~, ,,',''.,,'',.,, 49,,
'tis.,,,,,i.,,t.''i ,,,.t ,,.rnt,lI tbr.,,1b tt.
N't.,ts ma s5iii.l, ~. ,su,iiy
gh',r'i A., ,be,, Ma b.'., r.,.i,,,,i
bv Ilrut 40. sir Franeis Wnikar.
,,,t,t,orI.r III thr urittah tr.grr
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Con. otis has c1bled tho war dppart-
mDgt n request Tor additional stan Of
hrcis Tor service In tho Philippines
g." asks Tor one additional Judge adj
Nucutc general, two assistant adlutnnt
generals, two inspectors general; eight
qunriormnHturH. nine CommisHiriea Of
ruhtlrtoncc ana two engineer officers
The ndjutant general has called upon
the heads Of these different bureaus to
designate officers FOR this duty. az tho
Importance OF having an the officers OF
the stnn asked bcf 81 the next active
campaign begins II recognized by the
lUunTtmeut
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Washington, Sept. l5.-Iartlott Trip.
T.. IS. Samoan commissioner. has ar
rived ln Washington and called at tho
Ftuto department today TO pay hlB rec
fpccts to acting Secretary Adoo. Ho
also paid visit 90 the White House.
IL D. understood he 4. 10 consult the
PRECEDENT respecting tho negotiations
about 90 begin between tho thrgo rpv-
crnmpnta party 90 the treaty Of Berlin
looking 90 a. revision OF that clnVgu-
ton. according 20 the surFuotlonu M
tho three commissioner, 1a set out In
their report
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President 81 ycnsrueia Goes 10 tho War
iioiimr Tramways.

New York. sept ia dispatch to
the Herald from Caracas raNHs
President Nudfude has started Tor
valencia 90 personally take command
ul ihU troops ln the Geld nrnIuat tho
revolutionary leader Caste NJ Or hIH
Intention 60 Hummurily pot down tho
revolution Important developments
are expected within n fortnight
The representative of n New York
syndicate has succeeded ln rottlnr
ahead " the British capitalists anu bic
umar of 5000 900 for the unmwny uf
bolivar has been accepted. Tho troll.
luy system Will be Installed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15
CHAM BERLAIM'S
WORD DISPUTED.
President Kruger Denies the Colonial Sec
retary's Statement that the Boer
Failed TO Keep the Promises
He Had Made.

Ct, Alfred Miners Aeeount-Bsh South Africa Prepared for
Extreme Measures-News that Strong Force OF Beers
Commands the JOhannesburgPret Road Causes Great
observation-disclosures" Says Everything Points 10 an Early
Conic-Boers May Dispatch Troops TO The Border When
he Reply is Seut-Kruger Says He Offered the 0utlanders
Political Rights, and That There is No Cause for War
Oulanders Irrtated at Suspected Delay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

Scotia. Ncb. Sept. l5.-As n result Of
domestic difficulties Mrs. Earno Philips
forced her two children. aged one and
two years, TO take carbolic acid AMI
then swallowed dose u tho poison
herself The huabnnd found AN three
lying upon the floor dead when he re-
turned from the l,.d where he had been
al work.