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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

Mr.. Louis T. Boisseau, superintendent Of
property of the District engineer depart
ment, who has been appointed a first lieu
tenant in the United States volunteer army.
has been granted indefinite leave of absence
by the Commissioners.
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RAILROADS.

| PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
WEEK ba II slfTh ANP
,,Parlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg to T1tts-
1850 a NJ PENNSYLVANIA IIMIrEp.-ruilm.u
Sleeping Dining. Smoking and Observation
dianapolis ST. Louis, Cleveland and Toledo.
aasi r' Fssf Car 1S Is as BUFFET p,,,
Car Car. to Harrisburg Buffet Parlor Car Harris.
$3.50 P;M: cHIcIao AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
and pnas # 81. hsu: to and
7:ap pi IN and W GRssSakH rxpRrss-pnn., s
ing Car to Pittshurg and Chicago Diniug or
7:2o PM SOUTHWESTERN ExrREss-puu.
I Harri 81. T. St L0pi. Cleveland and
10 i. a0T,syill r va 2ipen ~Xparss n,
7.Ss n for t Kane: tanand.su., Rochester and
Sunday For as N day s say sMIe'Ds
and G day except
- With siosping Car Washington to Rochester
fslo aud Niagara Fall. daily PulImaa siee ap
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND THE
400 Pm. "coSaREs kAsT LIMITED" a.,,,
m far RssnaT at With nnns Car from Bali.
Ing Oar from. wilmington An. r." 1a A. siS.
on sans:y ' 4cs ip ssiH U.s. esfs.
7:2o s:l6. 200 II: 200 Dining Car FROM Wii.
mingtonl AN. 12:15 a:1b, BOO Dining Car
from p si.i%G5e $50 1900 and
week days 2:oi and $40 = X va daily y1''' En-
For sn BG',o o. T Tm change 7S6 AM days
1000 $50 200 An, i3:is 0' i2:i5 s' , s:sS:
2:o1. 3'15. 3:31 t4:Oo. Limited 4:2o. t:sI,
500 80: 30 6 Si5 $50 TO, lo:oo 1870. il:i5
2:o1. s:l5. $3.50 t4:oo. Limited, 40, 500.
$40. e:lb. $50 72O. 1000 1910 and Ii SO
For Pope's Creek Line. 7;b5 AM. and 4:aI Pm.
Fer Annapolis. 1000 M 1915 and $40 PM
dali bG y except Sunday. Sundays. 900 AN. and
Express for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line. 4:3o AN. 3:46 PM daily: richmond
only Has AM. week days: Atlanta Special,
Pm daily Accommodation for Quantico. 7:&5
AM daily and 4:25 Pm. week days.
sEASHoRE CONNECTIONS
days Through Pr;llman Buffet Psrlor Carl. ais
q 90 Congro ssional Limited PM. daily Via
12:45 Pm. week days. II 30 PM daily and
1915 PM Sundays only. Saturdays only 500
AM
"Atlantic City Special 100 PM Saturdays only.
Cars co.nbined car. and coaches through to At
For Cape Max Zoo ,,;oo AM 1245 PM week
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and G streets and
at the station. Sixth and B streets where orders
be left for the checking baggage to desttpa.
ton from hotels and residences
Telephone call ''i44l'' for PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Cab Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON r WooD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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S1.2S to Baltimore and Return via II.
and o., Saturday and Sunday,
September and 3, good for return until
following Monday. Tickets good on all
trains except Royal Limited.-Advt.
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Personal Mention.
One Fare to the G. A. r.. Encampment
Via PennsyIvanias. Railroad.
"Officfaa Routa,n

On account of the national encampment
at Philadelphia tickets will be on sale from
Washington September 2, g. and 5, good
to return to September u lat 800 for the
round trip. For information regarding ex
tension of limit see ticket agents.-Advt.
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND Mt. YER
NON HALLWAY COMPANY,
From Station, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE and
1aIA STREET

In effect May /, 1899.
For Alexandria, week days-6:3O 7:o4, x7:a4
$500. s:s5. $3.50. s:25, 1000. HOO. 11:45 AN,
1l2:o5, 1920 100. xl:2o l:45 200. '12:ls. 2:4o
1904. $3.50. 1905 1895. 500. 900. 1880. II 20.
!. sS sun 900. s:.b, 1920. 11:15 AM,
1900 noon, 12:45. $780, 2:1b, 300, S:45, $3.50.
b:15, 600. e:45. 1880. s:15. 900. 1000. 1:2o.
IL 80 PM
For Mt Vernon, week days-e:s0. $500, 110:00.
1900 AN, 112:oo. xl:2o. 1880. xs:oo. 1850.
Sui sundays-e:oo AM. 1900 Noon. 2:15. s:4u.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge, week days
s s e 1928 1So 9s:oc 's s ti129s
non Il 90 eo4, $50 1905 500 PM. ''' '''19'
sundays-7:45. 300. s:4S. 1920 11:15 AM.
b:iS' 600, s:45. 1880 sis PM -''''
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked.
Express. To st. Asaph only. To ArlinR.
ton only. G. r. ABBOTT. President
s. COLvIN Superiutendent- myi
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Maple Fishing Club Excursion

To Bay Ridge, Friday, September l. Fish
ermen will find sport on the pier, as fish
and crabs are plentiful. Trains from B. &
O. depot, $50 a. m. and 4: 80 pm. Rate,
80 cents, children % cents.-Advt.
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Havenner's domestic" Bread
Is extra fine. Light. delicious and inviting.
AT your grocer's Insist on having it.-Adv.
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Preparing for a Wedding.
See GUIDE about flowers. 122l F.-Adyt.
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S1.25 To baltimore and Return 81 .2S
via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tickets to be sold September and 8.
good to return until Monday. September T.
All trains except Congressional Limited
-Adyertisement
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September >. 6. !, S. Fine program Of
tro,ting, pacing and hurdle races. and
splendid agricultural exhibits. Rate sIUO
for the round trip, including admission.
good on all trains during the fair Special
train from B. & .. depot, 12:15 noon Sep
TENDER q. 4, S--Advt.
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Tide out TO Chevy Chase Inn. Table d'hott
3 TO $50, 81. Music. Wide porches-Adyt
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First Fall Sale of Furniture
At Sloan's. 1407 G. St, Saturday, at 10 a
N. Goods now on yiew-Adyt.
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Attorney Asked to Decide.

Hoeke's s5c. Ingram Carpets-i9c. a v
advertisement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21
nrnnrws AND CHRISTIANS.


Cai,iEo. June 2O.-A pitched battle
between Hebrew aud Christian boys on
Stewart avenue became ~ fierce today
that police Interference IN force was
mnde necessary. Tho nght was the re-
suit " tho bitter feeling between the
jewish and Christian boys OF the nolgh-
borhoud.
several small fights had occurred
during the past few days, and the Lead
erH of both sides decided that % battle
must be fought. Immediately prcpara-
tons for the nEht were made.
The Gcntllos attended school In the
vicinity of tho battle ground ana they
nllrrr that tho insults cast upon thcm
by the Jews have been unbcarablC, on
the other hand. the Jewish boys say
the Christians have attacked ana beut'
on them while they were on their way
TO school
Roth sides lined up their forces and
n count showed them about evenly bal
nnced, there being about 200 In all. A.
"a signal the battle was begun. The
Christians made the attack and with
stones and clubs drove the Jewish
boys half "a block down the street. The
rpfrpnting ones however. were rcln-
forced and recovered some OF their lost
ground
Tho combatunts dubbed ANA beat one
another right and lcft. Blood flowed
freely, and many of the youngsters re-
ceivpd painful injuries. A riot call
brought the police TO the scene. and
both sides He'd. one Christian and one
jewish boy were arrested, but after
wurd discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21
PHILIPPINE AGnIcuLrURE.


Washington, June eO.-rhc agricul-
tural department has received an In
teresting report from Lieut. a, n.
lluynr California heavy artillery on
Agriculture In the Philippines" dat
ed Manila, Lieut. Hnync had been able
Ia make no personal observation be-
yund the American lines. but hc trans
mits the translation of an article pre-
pared for him by Manuel del BuHto.
chief OF the agricultural experiment
station In Manila.
The most remarkable feature of the
report Is the almost hopeless picture
painted NJ the conditions prevailing IN
the Islands, Tho great fertility uf the
soil d. pulnteu out, ana 10 ~ said that
IN only a few restricted areas, where
three crops n year have been gathered
without interruption Tor several cun-
turtles, Is there any apparent need OF
fertilizers, In spite OF this, an at
tempts ut colonization have failed, either
through the poor class uf ymigrlntH
secured the financial instability ut the
various companies and the corruption
or oppression Of the governors and
government agents. The result IL that
the middle ana lower classes in the
Islands are almost OF the worst posHi-
BILE type
In addition 20 this primary difficulty
In securing reliable labor the agrlcul-
turist is confronted at the start with
WV ANfhNaNNNa ANN NNA NNlNANl'iNN'|. AAlANNAAN
NJ work IN clearing now land. When
this iR accomplished and "a iuNurlnnt
crop raised, u Is nt the mercy OF the
first typhoon.
Besides tho typhoon. there 10 10 be
feared, M certain provinces, the "da-
guido or dry land wind which dries
mp and destroys vegetation, Diseases
so Tar hardly known 10 European doe
tors result from the turning up OF this
virgin soil, According 90 competent
medical authorities, many Of these
strange disorders cause death within
O fpw hours, while from others, even n
the patient RECEIVERS. he ia condemned
to a wrotched and lingering experience,
Another Of the great difficulties In
the way OF development ia the utter
lack nj roads and shipping points The
native Filipino ls unable Co. do any
large amount NJ work and cares IN 90
less, lilo is ludolont ana glvcn TO gam
bling. An those Vices have 10 be taken
into account In any undertaking where
labor lH employed
The lack OF credit IL another serious
handicap 10 enterprise The minimum
cost OF money in the Philippines, re-
gardleas OF security, o. ~ per cent. Al
present the Philippines are cursed by
"A well organized body or the worst OF
usuristB. The price VI nearly all crops
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21

nm man killed during the riot Of April
2sth ut Wurduor
similar indictments charging them
with the murder Of Joseph schmidt "a
miner, Killed the same day. were also
read Next came the blanket lndlCt-
mont charging these eight with arson
in burning the bunker I'M boarding
house. and another charging conspiracy
CO. luUmldHtr employees NJ the Bunker
iilll mill and Brighten them into uuit-
ting work. The Indictment showed
fDrty.Hgynu Witnesses were examined
before the grand jury.
Counsel Tor defence asked for time
M which 20 plead. but Judge stewart
would not gran. beyond I o'clock
Thursdny although he said II defense
was not ready then, more time would
De- allowed.
col Reddy sald 70 was hls intention
Co move 90 uuash the indictments, and
hu would not have time Co prepare nn
many separate motions n he continued
the work uu the eases against the
sheriff and commissioners. IN which
he was preparing a motion 10 qunHh the
citations.
Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning with the prospect of mo- busl-
ness before Thursday afternoon, but
with % possibility % the Impeachment
cases coming up tomorrow.
one hundred and thirty men engaged
IN Missouri 90 work In the mines ar
rived tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21
DESPERATE LOOKING MEN.
Two Are Arrested Near Red Rock, Montana,
for The Union Pacific Robbery.
Wake Up Gazing Ia the iiorcs Of VIM
chestcrs -ucluctnnily surrendered
They Were on Foot

Dillon. Mont. June 2o,-Yestcrday
evening word was received here that
two dcspcrate-loolIng characters AM
Ewcrlng the description OF the two
brothers advertised Ia tho reward of
5000 each. dead or alive, for tho hold
up and robbery OF the Union Pacific
fast mail train near Rock Crock. wyo,
June End, were In hiding on a ranch
about three or four miles from Red
Rock In Bcaycrhoad county
sheriff Plyc being away az the time.
posse was at once organized by
UNDERESTIMATE H. J. Moore TO encot a
capture There being no regular train
In that direction before morning, a
special was made up and loft here at
II o'clock to take the posse 10 Rod
Rock. arriving there about midnight.
They at once started FOR the rcndez-
vous, which was reached at about day
light.
The robbers were asleep, and on re-
firing had taken their arsenal on. the
better 20 rest. which fact doubtless
proved 90 be n blessing to the posse
and % cause of regret 10 the robbers.
when awakened they were gazing nc
the muzzleH of seven ugly-lluklng
Wholesalers with rcsolutc and cool
men behind each one OF them. when
called upon 90 surrender they dog
gedly assented as Il was impossible
Tor them 20 do otherwise.
The notice received here by the
RherinH office was sent By woman
at whose ranch they had stopped. who
had n suspicion that they Wcrr the
parties. and lost no time In notifying
the authorities.
The robbers were on foot, add had
the appearance ~ having had hard
time OF Il. as they looked to be- COM
plutrly worn out, and IN a hulf-fum-
ished condition
Tho posse with their rris0nera ur-
rived al Rcd Rock about q o'clock this
evening, and had had to again re-
sort TO Special service In order 20
got the prisoners Co "a place OF safety,
which they ala about n o'clock this
evening, landing them safely M tho
iull here, whore they VIII be- held to
await further instructions and idonti-
hcation,
From an descriptions received up 20
date, Mr. Moore Is confident he has the
right parties, and expects 10 come In
for a slice NJ the big reward offered for
the capture OF the perpetrators 90 ono
or tho most daring ana Clnyprly exec
Cuted traln-rohhOries Of this time as
wei. ng one OF the best paying Jobs
20 the participants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21
They Say They Are Not Treated as
American Citizens,
SUBJECT TO MILITARY RULE


Sow York. June Tho commission.
en-, from Porto nlc, 10 the United
States feel according TO Dr.
Julio Hcnna. one OF their
number. that they and their
adhercntr ip Port, uie, hnye been
treated aeauJ1iDusIy by tho United
CO.. .........., - a.. 49,.
''"''' sN''' "'''.N' N''N '' '"'h UNIV
prepared protest. which Dr. llyuuu.
another commissioner. has given out
.rb. pr,f,.t ..,...
go,
i'l'' N'" hho. Nh'l ut ihl. U'''
mont CO. au extraordinary situation. Tho
island &c de fsrt1. bv virtue Df actual
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''' '''''''
urhty or peace between thU united
States and spain. concluded ut Paris
ON Drf,tptg,. 60 tsg. ,|p INTEGRAL mari ..r
Al, ...i.. -.
H' 'alll'ols 'l 'H' 'hl''N H'At'a "l
America. Nevertheless co. soil Co.,
ports. lts commerce and It's lnhnblt.
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''' ''' -, ''
'uhHll'I'u American Ih' UAN OF inc
United States OF America floats over
the soil OF Porto Rico lint 30 docs not
-. ,.....t... .,,.,.... a..
"'NN' 'gN" wv" WV ''" ""'
are born under lt shade. ships CONE
INK from tho ports Of tho United states
OF America ana entering m p,rt nj Port,
NJ az. ~, ,...'.i..,. t.,,, 3D..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21
1000, 1000 GIVEN AWAY.

by special and particular arrange
mcnt with tho manufacturers OF DR.
David Konnedys Favorltc Remedy
free trial bottles Of this great medicine
Tor the Kidneys, Liver bladder and
Blood rheumatism, Dyspepsia ana
Constipation, will be scnt absolutely
free, postpaid, to all persons suffering
from any OF tho diseases mentioned
above who win send their full name
ana post office address to the DIR
DAVID KENNEDY CORPORATIONS.
londout, n. v, providing they mention
the "Nows" when they write.
a very simple test 10 determine
whether your Kidneys or Bladder arc
discussed ~ 10 put some OF your urine On
glass lumber ana let It stand 20
hours; n II has a sediment or r. cloudy
rupy or Htrlngy appearance. N II o. pale
or discolored you do ndt need o. physi-
clan 10 tell YOU that you are In dan
Forous condition, DR.. David Ifpnnelys
Favorite Remedy speedily cures such
serious symptoms aH O. pain In the back
inability To hold urine, a burning scnld-
ing pain In passing u, Frequent desire
10 urinate especially at night, the
staining Of linen 10y your urine and an
unpleasant and dangerous effects proc
duced ON the System by the use of
whisky and beer.
ny x searching investigation II was
found that over 81 per cent nf the pro-
pie who sent Tor q sample bottle were
so much benefited by 10 use that they
purchased large sized bottle OF their
drugglst. which In most cases cured
them while In some rare Instances II
took as many az two or even three
bottles 10 effect a permanent cure.
Dr. David Kennedy'H Favorite Rem
,dy ~ sold by all druggists az fl,vy per
arge bottle. or six bottles for $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21
APPEAL TO NEW ENGLAND.
ts.RIaIsler Barrel, Asks People 10 Unite With
the Pacific States.
~ We PaiI to Hold the philippines we
Bccomc Secondary Power
Great Opportunities.

Boston. June gO.-Mr. John Barrett
United States minister Go slam dur
Ing the Cleveland administration,
spoke before the Bust0u chamber NJ
commerce this afternoon regarding
tho Philippines. and the extension ~
the United States trade ln tho Far
East llr said in part.
II we fil to hold the Philippines
ana Ca protect our rights Of trade
throughout the Far East. the United
States will not only become "a second
AIRY power ln the great Pacific where
By national position and hand N God
We are Intended 60 be- forever first but
the Pacific coast States viii expert
cnce the most dpmorallzinH and de-
Htructlvc blow 60 their progress and
prosperity that could possibly BE- given
them. | appeal TO you as representa-
tive citizens OF Boston and MaHsn-
ChuaottH and through you TO- the pco-
pie uf AN New England % unto with
ana support the Pacific coast States
In ID policy which viii not only insist
upon our meeting and mastering cour-
ugeouHly and successfully our un-
uyoldubc moral responsibility ln tho
Philippines, but upon our taking lvgl-
innate advantage N the immoasurublo
material and commercial uppurtuni-
Ties that result from tho occupation NJ
the Islands both in thCir own splendid
Held ana Ia the larger ana wider one
which reaches an the way from Java
ana slam ON the south 10 Japan and
siberia on the north.
"Thc fun exploitation OF those Tar
eastern markets ana opportunities APP
plies almost In the same measure 60
New England. TO the Middle States, 90
the South and 10 the great Central
West, IN other words the whole uOuu-
ny, east and west north and south. ~
vitality concerned in the expansion N
American commerce ANA influence
throughout the Pacific seas n the
Far East wants the -four and other
food ana the manufactured products
90 the Pacific coast, u wants also the
cotton goods uf New England, the cot
ton goods. and the raw cotton OF the
South. the manufacturing iron, steel
and miscellaneous products. as well
ns the petroleum of Middle States; and
II wants the similar products together
possibly with the maize, or Indian
meal, and flour OF the great Central
West "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21
Will Take One Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Men.
50 SAYS CAPTAIN MQUEsTEN
pIanila WIN he In state Of siege
Again our Army Has Accomplished
wonder. Western Volunteers.

san Francisco. June 2i.--Dr Charles
A. McQucsten. who was on the stan
Of Gen. Il. $. otis and who was health
officer az Manila. has returned home.
invaded by the climate.
Capt. McQuoston made 10 close study
Of the conditions OF tho Philippine sit
uation. lie Is OF the opinion that u
will take from 10000 20 10000 soldiers
TO properly subdue ana hold the lsl-
ands lie also says that the peace COM
mission was an absolute failure. and
that ita work from the start was with
out eject lie strongly supports the
military government OF tho ialauus exc
ccpt that be- thinks more men will be-
necessary than has been estimated.
Dr. schurman knows that the CONE
mission Is failure and Is cpmug
home IN July added Captain McQucs-
ten,
Unless troops. thousands Of them.
arc sent 10 the aid of our men there.
they will be- driven back into Manila iu
the course uf the next Few months, dur
Ing the rainy season. our men simply
cannot stand the climate. ilfty per
cent Of them Will b. iucnpnCitntvd by
tlcknrHa, ana the territory uvcrruu viii
have 10 be- abandoned. Manila viii be-
iu a state 0f HuiHr again.
our soldiers, ANA officers, have uo-
COmplifhrd wonders and have proved
themselves the best soldiers loo the
world. but nothing decisive has come
or 70, because our men were not ln
great enough force.
zone OF the great dangers thut our
mon have 20 face lB the climate The
new cumcra VIII bg AT "a disadvantage,
because the volunteers VINO are Bee
turning home are Injured 10 the climate,
This will make more men necessary
than We would otherwise have 10 put
IN the field Az q matter uf belief. the
Filipinos think they have the Amun-
cans licked already
cone solution of the situation might
BE- tD enlist colUrrd troops from the
Gulf States, unu this might settle some
Of the race questions OF that section.
These men would BE- better able %
stand the climatic conditions around
Manila. and 70 has proven that they are
good lighters.
II want 10 say o. word for the wcat-
rrn volunteers. They make the finest
soldiers In the world. and their Tight
ing qualities are wonderful. But the
volunteers an want 90 return home,
and hardly think that the plan 10 en-
lHt three skeleton regiments from the
volunteers now IN the Philippines viii
BE- success The men enlisted tn nght
for their cuuntr' and they are not the
kind u men who want 90 stay and
nght an Instruction for money or the
fun Of fighting"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21

Washington. June so.-Prof e. Wiley
chief chemist Of the agricultural de-
partmcnt. has returned from New York
whore In tho past four days he collected
a large number of food samples prin-
clpally prepared articles, which have
been shipped to the department labor
atory for analysis. Prof WHEY MADE
his purchases Ia the open market ana
nj the storckeepors dli not know him,
he feels there D. no question but that
the samples secured are fair Hpeelulens
of the commercial life OF the various
food preparations IN question.
The analysis of the samples VIII form
tho basis % discussion for the session
M ths congressional pure food commit
Zoe. which will meet in New YORK W.
geptcmbcr. The committees recent
session In Chicago brought 10 llght a
large amount 0f Interesting data ON me
subicct Of food adultDraton over when
the department H. stu Wotklus' ai9 ~
H. thought that the New York session
will be equally important