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Not ohicered By Germans.

Lourenzo Marquee, Saturday, Nov. is.
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived here from Pretoria, dated Thurs
day Nov. 10:
THE statement that the Boer artil-
lery is differed by Germans is denied
here 1t is asserted. officially that all
the Boer artillery officers We're born in
the Transvaal, although two were
trained in Europe.
THE British prisoners of the rank
and file have received new outfits from
the government.
1T is reported that the bombardment
of Kimberley was resumed this morn
ing
.'Bateman, a British private captured
outside Of Ladysmith and brought to
Pretoria, has siGce become insane.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
PROFANITY A DRAWBACK.
Some Expert Opinion On This Petty
Vice.
New York Herald.l


Clergymen and ethical writer's have
had a great deal to say about the evils
of profanity. The field against this
petty vice has now been taken by an
other class of men altogether. one also
with most young men than clergynien
usually have-physical trainers,
coaches and team captains This infor-
alton will undoubtedly startle many
young aspirants for athletic honors,
who consider sweater. a pair of lurch-
ing shoulders. a mincing gait, cigar
and a loud and profane manner very
manly" and the proper outward char
acteristics of an athlete. But it is
fact, nevertheless, that the leading
trainers and lovers of athletics. both
here and in England, have started
crusade against profanity. the FORMER
considering it a great drawback and
hinderance to getting into condition
quickly and easily or to putting on
weight. and the latter fearing an I'M
enviable reputation and the setting of
bad example
The new president of Yale. who is
himself believer in sensible athletics,
is reported to have advised some action
by the leaders of athletics at that uni
versity on this very subject. A few
of the societies a. both Cornell and
Pennsylvania universities have already
adopted several resolutions TO govern
the students on this subject President
FAIRIES of the intercollegiate Amateur
Athletic Association of America. now
the director of physical education in the
University of Pennsylvania, in speak
ing about this bad habit. SO prevalent
among athletes, says:
Profanity Is very bad habit, which
greatly interferes with physical as well
as mental harmony, When anyone uses
oaths 1t is frequently because the per-
son has been irritated. The impression
made on the brain is, far from pleas
ant. and this impression is often trans
mitted through the whole nervous sys-
tenn to the muscles. making the effect
felt there. Moreover, the results from
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
PRESIDENT KRUGER's METHODS
Resents a Request From the Ameri-
can Consul.

New York, Nov. ia special to the
World from Washington says:-
At the request of the British govern
ment. the state department cabled to
Consul Macrum at Pretoria, asking II
the Transvaal government would per-
nit him to take charge of money sent
by England to procure comforts for the
British prisoners of war. Upon trans
hitting the request to President Kru-
ger, Macrum was refused CURLY and
told that arrangements respecting pr1s-
oners must be made through the gem
eral in the field.
Although anxious for news from
South Africa. this government has
heard nothing from Consul Macrum
for six days.
1t is believed here that the Trans
vaal government will not permit him
TO send news in an open dispatch, nor
allow him to use a cipher.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
WHAT GOV, BRADLEY WILL Do
KENTUCKY EXECUTIVE PLANS
TO KEEP GoEBEL OUT.
Will Use Militia tosRetain the Cover
norship If the Louisville Vote Is
Thrown Out.

/ Lexington. KY. Nov. 1s.-Governor
W. o. Bradley and the adjutant gen.
eral of the state guard. Daniel Collier.
conferred here today. with Colonel r.
d. William; of the Second kentucky
regiment, and the latter returned with
them to Frankfort. None would talk.
Republican, leaders protesting to be
close to the governor, but having no
announcement from him personally,
say that if the vote of Louisville is
thrown out Bradley will refuse to rec
ognize Goebel as his successor and will
maintain his position even if forced to
use the militia The governors move
mentS are Closely watched.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
TROUBLE IN A LODGE.
Member of Knights and Ladies of
Honor Secede.

Chicago, Nov. 19.-About $500 Chi
cago members, of the Knights and
Ladies of. Honor have seeeded from the
organization because of dissatisfaction
with the management of the affairs of
the body by the supreme lodge. Four
teen lodges in Chicago have withdrawn
and have set up rival concern which
is styled the German American Fedora
ton of Illinois. They have elevated
their grand officials and tonight for
warded to the state insurance depart
ment papers applying for charter to
conduct business.
, The members of the fourteen lodges
say they seeded because they thought
the assessments which the supreme
lodge levied each month upon the MEM
berS We're too high.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
AMERICANS RUSHING.
General Macarthur Within Five
Miles of Dagupan.

Manila. Nov. 20-10 a. m.-The Amer
lean occupation of the country be-
tween Manila and Dagupan is proceed
ing with a rush. General Macarthur
is within five miles of Dagupan, which
place General Wheaton or General
Lawton will probably occupy.
Captain Leonhaueser accomplished
one of the best coups of the war.
Reaching O'Donnell by night march
from Capas on Nov 16. he surprised
the insurgent force. numbering 200. and
captured all of them. with their guns,
10000 rounds of ammunition and four
tons of subsistence. One Filipino was
killed, but there were no American
fatalities,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20

Times Herald from Seattle. Wash.
says: Jay w. ADKINS. Pacific coast
agent OF the Nickel Plate, West Shore
and Fitchburg railroads, is authority
for the statement that the Russian
government has q Commission on the
Pacific. coast selecting a port to be
used IS tire western terminal of
rev steamship line to be operated in
Connection with the Trams-Siberian
railroad. which is nearing completion
at Port Arthur He says that the
choice lies between San Francisco and
Seattle.
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Will Not Attend Exposition.

Chicago Nov. fs.-The Chicago orcfes-
ira, under the leadership of Theodore
Thomas, has decided to decline the invita-
ton of the directors of the Paris expo
sition to attend that show in 1900. Mr..
Thomas freely admits that the verdict in
the Dreyfus case was responsible for his
determination TO remain away from the
eXposition -
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SMALLEST PEOPLE ON EARTH.
The Negritos, Aboriginss of the Phil
ippines Resemble Apes.

The Negritos are the aborigines of
the Philippines. Before the coming of
the Malays they probably occupied all
this island group. and many of the
numerous islands which lie in the Pa
cific to the southwark. says the Pail
Mall Gazette. Some of them are
found today in the peninsula of Malac-
ca and the Andaman islands In Java
they have recently died out. 1t is like
ly that some of them still exist in the
forests of Borneo and in the interior
of other large islands. Half-breed Ne
gritos are found from India to New
Guinea. Here the Negritos have ANAL
gamated with the savage tribes of Hin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
WILLIAMS VISIT TO ENGLAND.
He Said That It Has No Political
Significance.

Berlin. Nov. 19.-The Deutsche Tage
Zeitung confirms the report already
cabled. that after swearing in a. body
of recruits recently, Emperor William
gathered the officers around him and
explained that his forthcoming visit to
England had no political character. de-
claring that. despite the fact of his
people desiring him to postpone the
Journey. he was bound by promise
given some months ago.
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Annexed jamestown.

Queenstown, Cape Colony, Saturday,
soy. lS.-Commandant OlieVer with a
portion of the Rockville commando has
occupied jamestown, hoisted the flag
of the Orange Free State and annexed
the town.
Major General William Forbes Cata-
ere. with his staff and the Irish Rifles,
Nrrived here today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
DEMAND FOR LEATHER.
The Market In the United States Is
Fanicky.

Chicago. Nov. -1a-The Record tomor-
row will say: All kinds Of leather and
hides in the United States, and Canada
have taken a sudden jump in price be-
cause of a general scarcity of the raw
markets almostsin a state of panic. The
Transvaal war isdlelping to draw on the
low available supplies of American leather
and add to the famine prices.
American leather and hides have been
exported to England in large quantities
lately, and the demand from across the
water is on the increase. r.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
Transport Logan Ready to Leave New
York

New York, Nov. 9.-Wives. sweethearts
and friends of the Forty-first United
States volunteers babe them goodbye
this afternoon as the big transport Logan
ment pier in Brooklyn. Although the
transport will not begin her long voyage
to Manila until tomorrow afternoon. the
officers in charge had the transport lowed
to an anchorage just off Governor sfsland
today.
In addition to 13O0 officers and men of
the Forty-first regiment. several wives of
officers Will accompany their husbands
to the Philippines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
Presbyterian Minister Dead.

Washington. Nov. 19.-Rev. DR..
James F, Bruner, well known through
out the west and in Washington as a
Presbyterian clergyman and physician,
died here today, aged Il years.
DR.. d. Webster. Prentiss, lifelong
resident of this city and we'll known
as a physician and naturalist, died to-
day, aged So years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
Additions to Maine Staff.

New York, Nov. I9.-When the At
antic transport liner Manitou sailed
Today she had on board DR.. Hastings
and twenty-nine male nurses and or
deriies and dispensers, who will join
the complement of the medical and
surgical staff of the hospital ship
Maine. loaned to the British govern
ment by the Atlantic line for hospital
duty in South African waters
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
More Territory Annexed.

Cape Town. Nov. 19.-Advices re-
ceived here show that on Thursday,
Nov. 16, a combined force of Free State
and TranSvaal burghers occupied Coles
burg, Cape Colony, without opposition
by the residents and proclaimed the
district to be Free State territory.
The British troop ship Manila has
tTriVed at Durham
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
FREE SPEECH IN HAVANA.
Socialist Was Not Allowed to Deliver
Funeral Grafton.

Havana, Nov. 1.-THE interment of the
remains of Creci of the revolutionary
army who is described as the ''Initiator Of
Socialism in Cuba took place today
When the coffin was taken into the street
deliver an Grafton. when an inspector of
police interviewed and said he would not be
allowed to sneak
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Asiatic City DESTROYED.

Tehren. Nov ia terrible fire broke
out Wednesday night in Resht, about
fifteen miles southeast of Enzellee, on
the Caspian sea-, and ragged through
out Thursday. 1t is estimated that
property of the value of e100.00O was
DESTROYED.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
MANY a Lover

has turned with disgust from an other
Use Iovable girl with an offensive
brearn. Karl's Glover Root Tea puri-
fes the breath by its action on the
bowels. etc, as nothing else will. Sold
for years on absolute guarantee Price.
Is cts. and SO cts. For sale at L. c.
NJ l. Drug Dept.
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You Try It.

II Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure which is sold for the small price
of rs cts, SO cts. and 81. does not cure.
take the bottle back and we will refund
your money. Sold; for over fifty years
on this guarantee. Price. 25 cts and
so cts. For sale at z. c. M. l. Drug
Dept
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Scorched the Pianos.

Tacoma, Wash. Nov 19.-Fire this
morning in the piano store of d. 5.
tombstone one of the largest dealers
on the coast. ruined tnirty-four pianos
and eight organs. Damage about $4,000,
ipStrrad
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Quiet at Estcourt.

London, Nov. ia special dispatch
rom Estcourt, dated Sunday, Nov. 10,
says: "All is quiet here. The enemy
is believed to be encamped six miles
away. Our position is good and our
forces are sufficiently strong to repulse
attack"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
Saas' Big Backing.

Baltimore, Nov. 19.-According to ad-
vices from New York. Conway W. Saas.
chief consul of the Maryland division.
League of American Wheelmen. will be
York delegation at the next meeting of
tho LEAGUE.
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AUTOMOBILE TRUST AGAIN.
It Has Perfected Organization In
Canada.

Toronto, Ont. Nov. I9.-The National
Cycle & Automobile company conf
pleted organization here Saturday. The
corporation will have capital stock
of 81, 500,0 600. and will control in Canada
the business and patents OF the Ameri-
can Bicycle company. as well as some
Canadian concerns. The directors
elected include A. A. Pope. Boston; A.
G. Spalding, New York, and E. c.
Stearns, Syracuse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
Wichita ex-Mayor Dead.

San Jose, Cal. Nov. 19.-John p.
Carey. ex-mayor of Wichita, Kan.
died suddenly this afternoon in this
city, aged "A years.
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northward. Thus far the advance has
been a. complete success
Captain Carr of the signal corps has
laid a wire from PaniDue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
Bureersborf Taken.

Cape Town, Nov 19.-The Beers &C.
cupied Burgherdorp on Tuesday. Nov.
II. and it is believed that they We're
then on the way to seize Stormberg
Junction.
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What Avails It.
Chicago Tribune.

SnlCdeO i Tipuflc.f
Meek old savant, He married
A woman shrewfsh and young
The master of sixteen languages
And ruled by one small tongue.
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An Earl to Be Married.

London Nov. 19.-Hon. Archibald Lionel
Bethune. second son of the Earl OF Lind
say, will soon be married to Miss Ethel
Tucker. daughter Of ". A. Tucker, of
Boston
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Treatment of Spanish Prisoners.

Madrid. Nov 20-An official dispatch
from Manila says that 200 Spanish pris-
oners have been sent to the province
of Panay and that the Americans have
consented that vessel with food and
clothing shall be sent to them
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Sick Headaches,

the curse of overworked womanklnd.
are quickly and surely cured by Kari's
Glover Root Tea. the great blood puri-
&c II not satisfactory. Prize. q CTS. and
50 cts. For sale at 2. c. NJ. I. Drug
Dept. -.
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Seeking An American Terminal.
Chicago. Nov. IA special to the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20

To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II IL
fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature
is on each box 25c.
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La Is|a de Pu-t0-ssau.

Este curif 80 ia, situado poca distsncia
de AS oostas d la China. esta habitado esciu
sivamente por m 70 es baiistas, que coDsagran
la mayor parte de 50 vida las ceremonias reli-
giosas. Empero |, devotion no !e absorve todo
ell tempo; ellos gozao de otras duzaras, oada
Quail manera: una Vez termnados of
oios colo piensan en- pasar sgrsdabemente las
horas: unos chsrlan, otros jae gan, muchos fo
man oplO, algunos sc entregan q sue1os,
los hay que h. sta piden iimosna cuando pre-
senta; todos estan slempre en- expactativa de a.
60 nuevo, y cuan1o ven un extranj jero llega al
colmo 81 algeria. No se ocupan en- nada porque
el trabaj 10 manual los rebaja, pocas vece. se
dignan elevarse hasta ell trabajo intellectual
Cada convento posee muchas tierras en- buen
estado de cultivo, mas ellos los qua SO
dedican darle valor elmo, los harmanos legos,
cuyo numero es mas menos grande, segun la
importaL cia de cada casa. Algunos conventcs
dan abrigo eco personas, entire mon jes legos;
Otros apenas cuentan media dCcena de habitan
tes.
En- cuanto ell e1tr.pjero pone ell pie en- IL
lsla de Pu to-ssan se encuentra rodeado por una
Iultitad de cabezas rapadae que, con Gus mil
preguntas saludos le atormentsn eneordecen;
pero que, en- cambio son buenos, no tienen Da
da de lnsolentes, estan siempre dispuestos a
ofrecerse al vsitante y le bacen efecto servi
clos de valfs.
Tambi6n hay ermitafos en- la isla, pero
esVOs, QlIcrenola De eu6 cO1r30es LOB MONIES,
rara vez se presentan en- publico. Sc distinguen
facilmente de los primeros por so aepecto exse'
rior; levan los oabelios largos usan IN vestido
especial muy humide, de color amarillo;
viven gsneralmente On chosas y muohas veces
en- cuevas; pero euando los invlernos son muy
rigurosos buscsn refugio en- los convsntoe. Les
divierte g. cultivo de las flores So complaoen
en- admirar las bellesas de la naturaleza. Son,
por 10 general. de oaraoter alegre como los mon.
jes, al parecer muy fslices en- su vida misera.
bic, pero libre.
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Runore res.

Hemos dido deoir que la Comisi6n nom.
brads por el g n sral DAVIS para asesorarse res
pee del p' osupuesto del Ayuntamiento de ed
t,So 10 qae Sc corsidersra como supe fuo por
el mousuto, eDtre clio la creacion instalacion
de un argue, la de un hospital para obrercs
inutilizador, de IN hospital de mujeres de NAL
vivr, en- Ia forma ,proouesta, los iuspeotores
munic;p ;pales y las CON, ironas
Dlcen que ha aconsej ado la Comisi6n Ia
proDta instsiaci6n de un bneu hospital muuici'
pal para suprimir los deficiencies que hog exis
'el
Tocante a las plantillas de empleados, pa
rece qua han cousdesado que por algun item.
po, mientras dura Ia organizaci6ny Sc de ps-
caen innumersbles trabajos que con indIspsps :
b' es dada la'trsnit aoion de las tcinas resi- &C.
twas. debe subsntir ell actual personal.
Los rumores no alcanzan la modification
de sueldos, teniendo muchos la oreencia de que
no sc hara niDguna variaci6n los indicates
en- ell presupuesto.
Respeoto de los ingresos pareoe que Sc ha
considerable que debfs rebaj jsrsse la cantidsd
oonsignada para fabrioss de tabscos, fin de
dar facilidad a los pequeios captales que de-
seen explotar dicho negocio. Tambi6n se cree
seran modifcados los derechos por fabrication
de easas, por oontribuir 6stas al embelleoitnier-
to ornate ri1blioo.
81 estos rumores &c confrman, tendremos
en- el nuevo Tr asu puesto, como economic, la b.;
coca de mas de ochenta dos mil pesos ORC.
Asi es como debe laborarse en- obsequio
de Ia munioipaiidad.
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La Drotesta de PucTto-RiCo,

Un telegrama de la Agencia Fabra en- Pa
rfs, dice 10 tiguisnte:
Es muy lntsresante digna de estudio IL
prote sta elevada al gobierno de Washington
por los delegados de Puerto Rico, respeoto
la sitaaci6n de la isla, desde que fue anexoua
da Is naoi6n norteamericana.
I'm ella se oonsigna que ann cuando, en-
virtud del Tratado de paz con Espaha, Puerto
Rico constituye parte integrante de los Estados
Unidos, nj el suelo, nj los puertcs, nj ell conner.
oio, nj les hsbtantee, sen considerados como
10, puertos &c la Union una tarifa mas elevads
que Ia one existfa cuando Puerto Rico perteae
cfa Espafla; los ciudadanos no dsfrutan de
las garantfas de los americanos.
<Entre ell general Macfas el general Hen
ry-dioe la protesta-no hay mas dferencia ST.
no que este uitimo habla uu idioma que no &c
entiende que el primero runca hixo abrir fo'
para llenarlas con los cuerpos de los p-rto
rsiquef1os al niciarse turbulencias..
clos habtantes de Puerto Rlco-contsu u*
ell documento citado son conslderadOs como
una ra1a Inferior necesitads de recibir oomple.
ia educacior religiosa civil,
afade con amargura:
<Esta es la gratitud quo SO tiene para Puer.
to Rice, que recibio CON los trazos abiertos
los invasores, no oponi&ndo:es la mencr resis'
tencia,
Ell documento ha sido redaotado para de
mostrar los Estados Unidos al mundo
tero que ell pueblo de Puerto Rico no SO som ste
en- ilencio nj SO dejara tratar como eaclavo 8
como un pueblo POGO menos ignorante que los
salvaies. no necesitado de protection que solo
puede ser mantenido en- Ia obedienca bsio ell
regimen del sable:
El documento termina d ,clsrando que LIS
portor iquei1os no piden fa1o', sino justioia.
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JXXIII
PRESUPUESTOS.
Mnchoa do In,

Muchos de los presupuestos del aflo actual
contieneu partidas para pensiones y algunos
para fesvas que so hacen en- honor del santo pa.
trop, ell natalicio del >rey, la semans santa, or
gAnistas de la g'esia gastos por el estilc.
Algunas de las pensiones son para ofoisles
retirados, algunas para viudas. algunas ara
hijos de oie!ales muertos. Ell Municipio de
San Juan paga $3.50 de pension al maoero real.
1nnecesario es deoir que no dsben tolerarse
tales gastos, pareciendo extraic que los jsfes
de gobierno actuales, nombrados por ell gobier
no americana, pretendan que continuen.
Reoomendamos Sc supriman en- los presu
pueatos todas estas partidas que esos gastos
no se permitan mas en- 10 sucesivo.
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BURN uRGOCI0.


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