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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-11

The recent warm days seem
to indicate that gentle Spring
is coming though little late.
The annual spring cleaning of or
chards and gardens will soon be
in order if we wish to have good
fruit and vegetables next summer.
This is also necessary as sani-
tary measure to prevent disease
in our midst. While this is going
on the people must also give some
attention to the bitches and water
ways or some one will be flooded
this summer.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-11
The End of IL.

lust before midnight on Thursday
night the presidnt announced this result
of the last ballot; +. j. Cannon, z;
King, 4 McCune, 20; Nebeker | Pow.
ers, 4 Sutherland, .; George Q. Cam
on, 10; Moyle, 4. "For shame" came
one sharp cry from an unknown, and
then pandemonium reignned. The peo-
pie yelled and hooted the members of
each faction congratulated each other on
the prevention of an election, and down
among the insurgents" n. j Harris
standing on his desk was shouting lus-
tily:"Frank Cannon two years from
now, while with equal insistance sor-
enson was ppoclaimug the rosy chances
OF George Sutherland Tor securing the
Senatorship, two years hence
Thus ended the most bitter battle
ever waged in Utah Legislature
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-11

My, but we are scared Some OF the
Cubans are threatening to declare war
upon us, II we do not hurry up and get
out Of Cuba
You can be cheerful and happy only
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II you don't believe that Congress can
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and see for yourself.
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-11

The legislative performance at
Salt Lake has come to an end and
not very glorious end either.
After casting 100 ballots for sue
cessor to Frank ]. Cannon they
did not elect anyone and this state
will have TO get along with one
senator for the next two years.
The mebmers have made sorry
spectacles of themselves and when
they get home aud think it over,
the worst they will feel about IT..
Never before has so much bitter
ness been caused in a Utah legis-
lature as every member is either
mad at himself or someone else.
1t will have most demoralizing
effect on the Democratic party
and will doubtless mean their de-
feat when the next Legislature is
elected. The members will go to
their homes as quietly as possible
and will not want TO hold many
interviews with their constituents
as they are not anxious TO face
the record they have made.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-11

The March number of the Cos
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No other popular magazine con-
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-11

No institution is more deserving
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newspaper Office. 1t is the great
est single factor there is in the
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without q good local paper. well
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-11
Some of our Democratic friends

Some of our Democrats friends
evidently must have had their
eyes opened on the bounty quas-
ton for when the potato starch
bounty bill was up before the
House on Monday several Of the
Democrats voted in favor of it.
There was not enough of this class
however, TO pass the bill. Others
were just as bitterly opposed to
bounties as ever. Representative
Lapish stated he was not in favor
of of encouraging home industry
for this matter carried to its legit-
innate conclusion would close
down all commerce and stop
every railroad train in the coun-
try.
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-11

A recent journalistic venture is
the Beet Sugar Gazette which
halls from Chicago. AS its name
indicates it is devoted TO the in
terests Of the American beet SUI
gar industry. 1t is entering upon
a broad field and should be sue
cess.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-11

The Legislature should have
passed Kiesel's sugar bounty bill
oral similar measure. If they had
it would have meant the investing
of many thousands Of dollars in
Utah right away. The sugar
beet business can be made a sue
cess here and several factories
would have gone up at once. The
people of Michigan are awake TO
the Importance of this great in
dustry and granted a state bounty
and as result six new factories
are being erected in that state.
New factories will continue to go
up and the states which offer the
best inducements will get them.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-11
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-11

Our soldier boys are having a
hot time in the Philippines and
are having numerous scraps with
the natives. In every case our
boys come out victorious and the
natives are learning some hard
lessons. from them
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-11
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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-24
ARE HARD TO DlSLODGE,
FIiipinos Hold Their Position Despite oe
Gunbonts.

MANILA, Feb. 2l.-The California
volunteers abandoned Guadalupe
church at 5 o'clock yesterday morning,
which has since been set on fire, and
retired to San Pedro Macati. The rcb.
els still hold the country in the vicin.
ity OF Guadalupe, Pasig and Patcro,
despite the efforts of the gunboats to
distodge them from tn. jungle on both
sides OF the river.
The enemy have apparently realized
the hopelessncss Of attacking the
American position and arc occupied
chiefly by occasional sh~arpshootinR
from tho jungle whenever feasible.
Fortunately, their ignorance OF the use
OF sights minimizes the effects of their
guerrilla tactics.
The retirement OF General Kings
advance posts upon San Pedro Macati
has evidently been construed by the
rebels as a sign Of weakness, as they
pressed forward on both sides of tho
river, pcrsistently harassing the occu.
pants of the town.
Last night the rebels poured yollcv
after volley in San Pedro Macati from
the brush to tho adjacent ridge, but
fortunately, without effect. General
Kings headquarters, in tho center Of
the town, was the target Of Reming-
ton and Mauser bullets. The rebels
are using smokeless powder and It Is
extremely difficult to locate individual
marksmen.
Tho heat Is intense, and increasing
p~erceptibly daily. Under present con.
ditions, it Is impossible to provide
shade for the troops in certain parts
OF the line. particularly MacArthur's
division. Kings brigade is also ex-
posed from San Pedro Macati to Gull
Gull, where 1t joins Ovenshine's brig.
ade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-24
FINED THEM THEIR ALL.
The Csus 90 the Revelation Of Con-
sorvativss in Nicaragua

fhs Cause 90 the Revelation Of Con-
sorvstivss IN Nicaragua
MOBILE, Ala, Feb. a,.-The fruit
'teamer Sunniva OF the Bluefclds Ba.
mana company arrived from Blueacld.
Nicaragua, with the following adviccs
up to February Is: A battle IL ex-
pectcd hero in n few days. General
Reyes boats have returned from Gray
town TO defend this place. The man.
of-war San Jaclnto Is also here. Three
hundred Americans from Cuba arc duo
here to join tho insurgent (Conscrva-
tivc) forces. Mitraileuse, Calling.
krupp and Hotohkiss guns are also
expected here as additions TO the in
surgent arms. Graytown was sur
rounded by tho Rough Riders" lin
surgcnts) when the gunboats left. A
force of Liberals (government) Is duo
at that port.
Among the passengers on board tho
steamer Sunniva was Adam Espinoza
OF Blucfelds, nephew of General Juan
p. Reyes, the revolutionary leader.
Senior Espinoza, nephew OF the In.
surgont leader, Reyes, is In Mobile.
Ho states that his uncle proclaimed
himself provisional president of Mica
ragua, armed the Indians Of tho Mos
quito coast, and, with the aid of Amer
leans In Bluefelds. has probably IN
army OF 900 OF 1000.
Senior Espinoza says the cause of tho
discomfort against President Zelaya IL
widespread and we'll grounded. In adj.
dition to levying tariff taxes on thu
Eastern coast, Ielaya has caused to ba
summoned tho leading native capital.
lists OF the country and with q promise
declaring them to be enemies OF the
republic, had caused them to be in.
formed that they had been mulcted In
fines In most instances equivalent OF
their entire available capital. II the
departmental fiscal agent failed to
collect the fine tho u~nfortunntes wcrc
committed to the p~enitcntiary with.
out trial or form OF law, placed in
chains and kept incommunicado, In
many cases denied food or water.
until the fino was paid, which Ia all
cases purged the prisoners of their
dec Jared treason.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-24
FASTENED FAURE'S END,
Paris Papers and the Dreyfus Crisis a.
Causes of tho Presidents Death.

.As ~ SEhS8 ~
Causes of tho Presidents Death
PARIS, Feb. 0.-There Is little doubt
thai tho Dreyfus crisis and the attacks
OF a portion of the Partisan papers are
largely accountable for President
Faure's sad end. The gutter papers"
have been constantly raking up court
incidents rejecting upon members Of
M. Faure's family, though not affect.
ing the honor Of President Faure per.
sonally. On the day Of Faure's death
tn Libre Parole attacked the mother
OF NJ. Faure's son-in-law with ref.
erence to a house, which. IL Is
claimed, she wants 10 force tho
city of Paris to purchase at her
own price, in order to prolong the Rue
Mogdar. The city officials, it further
appears, found the price exorbitant
and determined, rather than pay the
sum demanded, TO make a bend in the
street. They had offered her q larger
and more valuable house q few doors
OFF, which she refused. The matter
was taken before the council Of state,
which decided against the proposition
to make a bead in the street. There
upon the Libre Parole denounced tho
decision as ''jobbery," implying that
Nj. Faure exercised his influence In
the interest Of his son-in-law's mother.
The president was much upset by this
attack, foreseeing in it only the open.
ing OF q campaign against him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-24
Brice Homs Robbed

LIMA, Ohio, Feb. Ell. Last night
thieves ransacked the residence of the
late Calvin 8. Brice, In this city, to
which 1t was supposed many valuables
had been shipped from the Brice resi-.
dence In New York. Mrs. NELLY,
mother Of Mrs. Bric&, who occupied
the home here, is visiting her daugh-
ter at Goshen. Ind, and MIRA Brice Is
In New York. so that the amount Of
goods stolen Is not known. Much
damage was done to the furnishings of
the house by tho thieves In their ruth.
less search.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-24
RUSSIANS KILL 800 CHINESE,
Taxes Said to Have Caused . Clash 10
tween Natives and the Cara Troop,.

Taxes Said to Have Caused . Clash no
tween Natives and the Cara Troops.
PEKIN, Feb. 2l.-A serious conflict
has taken place between the Russians
n the Chinese mt Talien wan, 800 Of
the latter being killed. 1t is said to
have originated in q question Of taxes
Talien-Wan Is about 100 miles from
Fort Arthur, the Russian coaling sta
ton and headquarters in China.
WASHINGTON, Feb. &c. Count Cas-
SIM, the Russian ambassador who was
stationed at Pckin five years, says he
has not received any advices regarding
a conflict between Russians and Chi
nese at Talien- Wan.
at is almost impossible that there
should have been an armed conflict
there between Russian and Chinese
troops" he said, for there are no Chi.
nese troops there. Talieu- Wan is
occupied by 1000 Russian troops, sup.
ported by a large fleet and that the
Chinese should attack the point Is i'm.
possible. do not believe an armed
conflict has taken place.
ut is possible that there may have
been some local disturbance by na-
tivcs, but 1t would hardly be necessary
to call the troops into action to restore
order"
The Chinese minister, Mr.. WI, was
also without advice on tho conflict.
The probabilities are" he said, shat
II there has been any trouble Il was a
native uprising, resulting from the
Russian occupation and some outrage
committed. Perhaps the Russian
troops may have boon on q spree and
abused and beat the natives"
CHICAGO, Fob. 2l.-Lord Charles
Beresford and party left for the East
yesterday. He will stop for a short
time ut Niagara Falls to view the Ice
bridge and from Buffalo will 90 direct
to Washington. He took luncheon
with Mme. Melba.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-24
A Memorial for sIyron W. Reed

DENVER, Feb. 81. - The Denver
Trades and Labor assembly has decid.
ed to act with the Colorado Art club In
the direction OF a memorial to the late
Rev. Myron w. Reed. Their PROPOSE.
ton is to build a labor temple-a large
building to DO used as a sort of ma.
tional headquarters by labor associa.
lions connected with which there
will be a free art gallery, library and
reading'room, The preliminary worb
will be begun Immediately by q CON.
mittee appointed for that purpose.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-24
CAUSED MANILA Trouble
General Jouctt Says Our Lack OF Policy 1,
to E.ame.

to E-ame.
New YORK, Feb. ar.-.Judre Advo.
cate General Jewett, United States
army, who has just arrived here from
Manila, In speaking of the fighting In
the Philippines, said: II am glad of IL.
The sooner the crisis is reached the
better. Might is the first requisite
for enduring peace. The Filipinos
Will not give us any trouble after tho
malcontents and guerilla leaders are
captured. We must not forget that
the utter absence Of a policy regard.
ing tho future is TO blame for this
trouble. Aguinaldo has had cause to
doubt II good faith.
He used to come to SEQ me nearly
every day, just as he went to visit
General Merritt. lie would ask,
What is your government going to do
with us?' We could not tell him He
naturally believed us liars and cheats.
lie could not conceive of n powerful
nation without n fixed policy. Then
he took to uttcring falsehoods to the
world about the American occupa.
zion"
"Had he any %grounds?"
None but motives Of revenge" was
the reply. II went into Manila when
1t was captured and established our
courts. In n week, by proper police
system we made Manila, with all its
sub-tropical population, as safe as New
York. Aguinaldo's infamous false.
hoods about the ~maltrcatment of ma.
tive women were circulated TO inAame
the Filipinos. We had $4,000 men
there and not q single censurable act
was committed by IL Of them. That
is remarkable, but true"
What Is the real situationp"
Satisfaction among the Spaniards
and some discomfort in the insurgent
ranks due to the delay in declaring
our policy.
beyond question we owe consider
BILE TO the insurgents. They cowed
the Spaniards by their show OF
strength when we landed. They kept
the Spaniards in the city, expecting to
make cold meat Of them when we
came ashore. Naturally, from their
point of view, they were disappointed
when we would not let them.
There will not be any serious puer.
rilla warfare in the Philippines. II
there Is, Spanish regiments will be
organized with American officers and
short work will be made Of the ma.
tives.
"The audacious bravery of our men
volunteers chiefly, be it remembered
in Charging the intrenchments on the
side hills back OF Manila was amazing
to several English army officers who
witnessed the charge. Our men crossed
the open and climbed hills in the full
blaze of Spanish rife fire. They did
this as If they had been soldering all
their lives. Nothing more than
an order was necessary. Off they
went. This utter disregard for
fear has impressed natives and Span
iards alike. 1 predict that Iloilo will
be as quiet and orderly as Philadel-
phia before the month is over. 4 am
glad to hear what President Mckinley
at Boston. That will do more
for peace than any action Of Con.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-24
WANT NO EXTRA SESSION,
"ep"biican senstors Ready to Conoede
Something on the Army NH.

something on the Army BIlI.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-There was a
pronounced movement in the Senate
yesterday looking to a compromise on
the army reorganization bill. The
movement originated with several
Republican Senators, who advanced
the opinion that a compromise was
preferable TO an extra session of Con.
gress. The Cockrell bill was accepted
by them as the first advance on the
part OF the Democrats for an under.
standing, and many felt that they
would go further in that direction In
case the Republicans would indicate a
willingness to meet them half way.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-24
Damages for the Killing of N. j. Oil.
fiian Asked by tho Widow.

CARTHAGE, Mo-, Feb. 20.-Mrs. Cora
Gildllan, widow of w. J.. Gilfllan,
to-day filed suit in the circuit
court, asking $1,000 damages against
John d. McCrillis for killing
her husband last December. In her
petition she claims that McCrillis en-
Ntered the home of herself and husband
and ''unlawfully, wrongfully and
D w~antonly" killed her husband. She
says she was thereby injured and
damaged to tho extent Of o.. 900, and
asks judgment for that sum.