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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04
INSURCEHT LOSS HEAVY.
Gen. OTIS Reports Several Sharp Engage
meats,
List Of American Killed ana wound.
ed-oaPL Bidredge OF the I4th
Among the Dead.

Warrington. Oct. l.-oen. Otis has
eaoled the war department the follow
ing account Of the recent sharp en-
gagemonta with the insurgents
Manila, oct A-Captain poorc. sixth
infantry attacked intfenched robber
band, western Negroes. iat inst. lieut.
Grupbs, sixth infantry. Killed. Dr. shil-
lock- three enlisted men. slightly
wounded; twenty Of the enemy killed.
including two leading robbers; twelve
rifles, large supply u ammunition and
stores captured. Poore's action highly
commended.
lsuHuh, attacked line OF communication
captain EldredEe. Fourteenth infantry.
killed. Lieut.. burgess Fifth artillery.
wounded; number enlisted men Killed
ana wounded, ten or twelve. full re-
port not yet received. Enemy driven
wt-' ana south with reported heavy
loss.
Yesterday enemy attacked calamba
driven on some distance into country;
our casualties, two enlisted men killed.
seven wounded. sixty insurgents
killed. number wounded. unknown.
FOURTH cavalry Reconnaissance yes
to-day NJ San Fernando IN direction Of
santa Ana and Arnyat. one man KILLED.
no other casualties. insurgents driven
with considerable loss. Advanced pick
IT poet. three men out from san An
tonic and Santa Rita. west Of San
Fernando, Killed yesterday by H1lomcn,
Result Of carolosanesa and ovcvonn-
dencc In natives. OTIS"
a later message from Gen. Otis stated
that Captain Eldfedao died OF wounds
on the evening OF oct 2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

Buffalo. n. v. oct. THE local dis
trict assembly OF the international
lonRshorcmcn's association has voted 10
withdraw from tho United Trades and
Labor Council.
The trouble socms to have been
caused by the attitude % the United
Trades and Labor Council la regard to
the marine and stationary engineers
some OF whom urc organized as local
No11, and who are AFFILIATED with the In
tcrnntional lonEshuromcn'e association.
II ~ said at Ia last meeting the United
Trades and Labor Council refused to
honor the credentials Of the delegates
chosen ~ represent local No. II In the
trades council and that admission 10
the meeting was refused them.
The dock workcrs number about 1000
men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04
GOT HIS DESERTS.
Keeper Of an Opium Den Fined slOO
and Given 30 Days.

Tho second Chlnaman charged this
week with keeping an opium Joint ~
sorted Go by white patrons on Plum al
ley WIS fined 500 and given 20 days
In jail BY Judge Timmony In the po-
lice court thls afternoon. scFgt. Bur-
bldgo stated In court that this was an
other case wherein the Chinese psoprie-
tor encouraged young boys Of tender
years IN acquire the terrible drug
habit. Ho further testified that when
he arrested Hughes. the alleged house,
breaker. on Monday night. that thorc
wcrv several other white mon hitting
tho pipe In the same den.
John Grcon. one Of the mon who was
preoent at tho time. aftor being sworn.
said that he had smoked opium and
paid for the same In the defendants
den on sevcrol occasions.
Lee Yoh. since he had nald. Me no
sellcm hop" at tho arralgnment had
NOTHING TO say. He couldn't under
stand English. at least ~ he said. How
ever when the court said. 800 and 30
days. ST down" Lee promptly eat
with surprising auddcnosA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04
AsALE OF BULLI0N-B Eek.
Grand Central aud Dliy-west slightly
Down Mammoth as strong
as RIVER.
T00AYS METALS:
SILVER SIX
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER II.

Daiy-wost ana Grand Central were
both weaker this morning. while Nam
moth closed strong at ycatcrday's
prices. valoo climbed up a little. while
Star Consolidated settled down 60 IS.
chloride Point dropped another notch.
selling at 20 cents.
Northern LAght was again active In
the trading. over fifteen thousand
rharcs changing hands ut from liM 10
1t.
Buiiion-Bcck was traded In FOR tho
fipt time In about two months, when Il
brought 90. This morning II sold at ".
Tho rest Of the stocks were about the
came AZ yesterday. The closing quota
lions were az follows
The oloaing quotations were aa fol.
laws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

London. oct 8-Tho offerings nt The
wool auction sale today amounted 20
il1n bHier The tone was fie1lN Win
prlcas ruling OF the late decline. the
recent decrease ln the demand IL 90.
tHhuted to manufactures having hiel
thoIf requirements The prosper on
donror money o. causing many tner-
chants and Hperulat1rs TO- suspend nrnr-
Htluua for Che time being Secured mfrt'
nos w0rr taken chiefly hv the hume
trade Many bales ~ medium New
South wales and Quoenflnnd were
Withdrawn. Locks and pieces were
easily disposed Of ut "a very small de-
cline. grnnHy merln1H sold steadily TO
French and German buyers. Cross
bredf wsfr Ion large supply ana pc the
uuHHty was time competition was 4plr-
ltoi. Medium greasy was Irregular ow-
ina 10 tho withdrawal Of American sup
port COare stock was taken princl-
fHiig Iv tha home trade ht prices on
% level with yesterdays decline. hllpcu
were largely Withdrawn.
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JEWEL ROBBERY.
Burglar Gets Away With Diamonds
and Jewelry Last Night.

Mr.. Joseph Hlllstead, who resides at
ii2 south Sixth East, reported to the
police this morning that his houso had
been entered during tho absence OF the
family between six and nlno o'clock
Last evening. and !ady'a gold ElRln
hunting-oa.e watch. a diamond brace
let, two gold rtnga, cum buttons and
several small trlnklets stolen.
AZ In former cases. ~ IN this. on
trance had been effected through q back
window By means u cutting the screen.
Apparently tho thieves had ample time
10 do thciT work In a thorough manner.
Tor on the return OF the family they
were nHt0undcd 10 ind the beds over
turned, drawers ransnrked and trunk =
turned upside down. The articles were
taken from the bureau In the bedroom.
In their search the thieves overlooked
a twenty-dollar hill. which was repOaing
at the bottom Of n drawer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04
"Weleome. EvA IF
Thou CONTEST Alone. -
One eva that cannot come

One evil that cannot come
alone Is impure blood. IF
this as aliowed, It Is at
tended by kindred ailments
galore. This condition
means that eVery Vein and
artery of the body instead
of carrying to the organs a
heatth-gfVing foqv of life,
Is laden Uih a Slo1v and
impure fluid that Is harm
ing instead of healing.
h Is unfortunate phcn there Is bad
Eood" inside Of you. Hoods Sa,sa-
pa,na aM not make eterlics friends.
but Il pM make "bAd b'ood" good
blood. and hood should Sc Of ths best
quality. Roods neVsr disappoiris.
Grip --"Afie, q seuere attach Of grp.
my heath uas poor. LOOT no relief IN
n used Hood's Sa,sIpi'aia. gohieh did
u,hai gpas needed. pu1fes my Blood. "
NJ ~. Siewatt. O1Sdbd. Mss.
Liver Troubles M pfe and !
are advanced n years and haze ds,tUed
great berem from Roods SV5Aplria
for hver and stomach. We DO not fhirk
Of Being uRhouf 4 and Roos's PHI"
Hiram Rcrvey. BiissfieiS. 5Heh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

The Romnoy faction OF tho buckeye
ftockowncrH has elected Geo. crinmon
president. Geo N0mncy vice ptefl-
dent; Geo. u. Homney trgasureri Tho~.
r. Taylor. secretary; ID, ,, Spencer ANA
=. w. MndBon, directors
The Horn Silver company han re-
elected the old board of directors. \,
c. Washington, j. NJ. Ceballoa, H. MOE.
Whiuocl and Theodore D. Moon, OF
New York, H. r. Fprnsworth, John
sharp ana James sharp, OF SAT- Lake
The Highland BOY today shipped 6Q,-
900 pounds Of bullion cart, making l2o'-
600 pounds.
Engineer n. NJ. Jones II back from
the Fast and Will go ON to san Ffan-
cisco 10 "a Few days,
Bert scaboldt hna gone Ia Denver
again 10 conclude negotiations for
the sale OF aaphaltum deposits.
John j. Broughlll. western manager
Tor the Mine n smeltcr supply company
left Monday evening Tor the East ace
compnniod by his wife, TO be absent
about thirty days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

omaha. Oct -Cattlc-Recelpts, g.
900. Market steady. Native beef utecrs.
20 % 600 western stsorn. t.25 ~ 80.
Texas utccra. $40 u $50. COVE and
helfcra, 8.Gn " i.10. cauners. 1896 %
90. utockcrs and feeders, lower, $50 ~
as, calves. $3.50 u G,5o! bulls, stays,
ctc,, 2.t0 ~ 100.
-VoceiptA. $500. Market steady
for iight. others u i0c lower. Heavy
AS u AS: mixed. $50 % ass. light
ass " AM; piss, 400 20 i.i0; bulk
OF sales. 4 80 q 40,
Fhccp-Rocclptn 5000, Market steady
Go 100 lower Yearllnga. l.st ~ i.i0i
western muttonH, $40 ~ $50. stock
sheep. $50 q 9.75i lambs, 100 q 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04
DREADFUL CRIME
OF CAPTAIN MILLS.


O'Clock this morning and requested The
privilege Of seeing MilN. after wnlung
IN the office for some time. while the
prisoner was chatting IN chief Hiiton'a
oiilcc with some Idaho friends, who
had been cioaeted with him during the
morning, he was finally admitted.
Rev Wallace ARMY declined 70 talk
about the affair and expressed himHet
~ the following terms. ~ team Of
elephants could not draw anything on
tls subject out Of me.
Referring 10 an alleged Interview pub
llghCd in the Tribune this morulng, rev.
wallace said n told that reporter
had nothing 10 say but I see he has
put words ga my mouth ] never f1ld.
am not IN the habit n covering up
things with lies" be- added with cm-
phaais.
IN answer to a query the gentleman
further said. u would haV, given any
thing " this nmUntuhla nnnir ire
forrlnE to the mufdcrl. had never hap
ucucd."
u suppose you ORE well acquainted
with Mr. and Mr. Mlllnf"
Mrs Mills D. O. friend of mine"
How long has she been at the
hospital9"
"Aa / have anii before l have moth
lnE To- say"
GLOW IL Mrs. stills this morning7'
= have not seen her"
Rcy. Wallace wished u 20 be under
stood that His visit this morning had no
Significance beyond that N visit 20
ono of his cN.uatonts u the hospital
who was Ia trouble.
WHAT THE TRIBUNE SAID.
''Mr.. Mills Is % nurse at H. Marks
hospital. where her mother 10 "a patient
the latter betting operated upon yoater-
day. Or piukoftuu tolophoncd the
uswa OF the homicide 90 the hospital
Immediately after Dc heard ut u. me
/ head nurse answered the 'phonc and
when she heard tho DREADFUL udings
Affecting one Of her friends and fellow
| workers she burst into tears and eN-
| claimed. "oh. I cannot tell harl. THIS
| wins the first intimntiun those In the
| hospital had of the tragedy.
Superintendent Wallace and others
| broke the news 10 Mra Mills, who was
/ Frustrated and her condition last night
| was pi.lablo. grief ana hyHteria com
| pletnlN overcoming her
| "Mr Wallace bad caused 10 20 be re-
/ port "a that Mr. Mlla had LEFT the hos
| pitni. and this was the Information
| given 10 a Tribune reporter last even
| Ing " : o'clock by nn attendant AZ the
| hospital. Mrs. Mills was upstaifs'
however. In complete state of coli
iChief Hilton ana Detective Sheets
/ went out and. after a long wait, saw
| the woman. but could got absolutely
| nothing from hcr She would not utter
/ word regarding the case. She was
| formally placed under arrest Mr Wal
| lace making himself responsible Tot
| her appearance when wanted, The ON
/ refa likewise interviewed Mr.. Wallace
whn Informed them that IN the capacity
| uf BIO spiritual adviser he was thor
| ourhly acquainted with Mills'a dones
| die troubles. iir expressed his BELLE
that Mr. Mills was an honest man VIII.
would not commit the decd without
| great ptovucation."
IN Hts Steps. What would Jcau
| Dor three million copies Of whicl
| have been sold IN England ana IN
| United states. viii be commenced m tn
Saturday New"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

Albany. N. Y. oct. 4.-Uhder the
opinion OF the attorney general OF the
State that aa the country Ia stih at war
the reaidcnta OF this State In the army
or navy may vote In the Held or aboard
ship. the secretary Of state IN preparing
a. comply with the Law, but does not
look Tor many returns. lie has sent the
required books for registration ~ the
commanders Of the several military
posts Ia the Philippines, Cuba and
Porto Rico, aud n now sending them
70 the military posts In this country.
He says II will be impossible 10 set the
nominations to the Philippines Ia time
and even " they can be got there each
vote wal cost the state OF New York
at least 500 to canvass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

THE DAYS TRANSPORTS.
Tho Days transfers wcrci
Hulllon- HsCk. 30 at 400.
chloride Point. 600 at 70; 100 at rs.
DAILY West, 800 at 1855.
a.; 100 AZ 2.Cb.
Ocyser- Marion, 100 at SO; 200 at 80.
Grand Central, 800 az 5ooi 100 At b.oo'
800 at i.95, seller 30.
Northern Llght, 5000 at lihi 1000 ny
49,; 5000 az itA; 1900 at liMi 0'OoO at
10.
Sacramento. 800 at 4siA.
pstro, 900 az 40.
Showers, 900 at iiis.
star Con, 800 at ~.
Sunshine, 800 at 20,
Uostnn and DE In Mar ! 900 ~ y,
Mammoth. 900 at 2.2t. 800 ~ 2.2d.
Yankee Con, 1000 al IA 600 at us
Nnloo, 40 shares at bl.
Ben Butler 1900 ut fs.
Bunker Hill. 1900 AZ Gb.
Total share sold, 1880, bringing Nh-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

Washington. oct. 1.-THE navy de-
pnrtmont today received tho following
dispatch from Capt. ilomphlll, COM
maniing the Detroit.
Ia Guayurn. oct. t-Detroit arrived
today. Armistice Of iive days pending
conference between insurgents and gov
eminent. neroit Will leave about DC.
tobcr O. Tor Puerto Cabcllo with the
United States minister. 10 learn the re-
cult from the government representa-
uyea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

Glasgow, oct 4--Jnmes COlquhoun,
former city TREASURER of Glasgow, and
former representative Of the city corr
puration on the University court, who
was arrested August on charged Of
emhezzling funds o. the city. and Of es-
tates committed to his charge In
amounts aggrcgatlng nearly eco 900
pleaded guilty today before the high
court and was sentenced TO 1--WE years
penal aervltude,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04
HELD IN $1,000 BONDS.
Hughes, the Alleged llousebreaker,
Pleads Not Guilty TO New Charge.

Eph Kelley and =. l.. Ensign were
tho sole spectators IN Justice Tim
mouy's court when tho case against
william Hughos, the alleged house.
breaker was called.
Before the hearing Of tho GALLAGHER
nffair. Hughca pleaded not guilty To the
charge of entering the residence of j.
W. durham. 2t1 woot, Sixth North.
ON tho gard OF September and stealing
Smith and wcsuou revolver. together
with minor articles. Tho preliminary
hearing In this cafc was postponed.
during the absence OF wltnoasca for tho
state. until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn.
Inc, the defendants bail being fXci at
$500.
John ]. GALLAGHER. who resIdca ~ Lg7
east. Seventh South. was then sw0rn.
and stated that hla wife Loft tho home
between one and two o'clock on Mon
day afternoon. Whom she returned. "a
little after Six the house wnu turned
upside down Witness got homo some
time later whom he examined tho prsm-
lses and found that entrance had bcan
erected through the pantry window
the thief having placed q box on chair
and enter the house inside OF the
residence there wnH evidence Of q
haHty Gcarch Tor valuahlga Witness
missed a slvlugr bank silver watch,
two rings. ear rings ana small articles.
lie ldentlhcl the watch, riugH ana ear
rings produced In court. as being his
wlfe'R chattcla.
sergt j. a. BurbIdgc then related tho
circumstances surrounding the arrest of
the accused in an opium den ON Plum
Alley nt Fgven o'clock ON the evening
of tho alleged ufvnse. lie took the ar
uclra produced iu evidence from the
person of Hughes when he SEARCHED
him nc police headquarters.
m response to "a question nH 10
whether be- wanted 10 ask any questions
0r TESTIFY on hls own behalf the &C.
HuF0l slld NO SIR"
The court then liked his ball nt $1,000,
pending tho decision of the Third die,
trlDt court Hughes IN default Oi
bouda, was taken 20 the county JAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

Dubuque, Iowa, oct. t-Captaln
George W. Healcy. who spent severd
months In Andcraonville prison. has
presented TO Col Henderson gavel
made out % pieces Of pine wood So.
cured when Hcnley was "A prisoner and
saved up from Hcanty supplies OF fuel
obtained only BY privilege OF carrying
OUT the dead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

Kansas city. oct 4.-Cattle-Re-
celptn, 1900. Market steady 90 strong,
Native steers, 4.35u6. 90. ToNns HtccrH,
Q .gGul.25; Texas cows. 2 ,G5ul O0i native
COWS and helfrrH, 2.00utl 10. atockcra
and feeders. 3 8jml GO; bulls. o.. l0ui.76,
HogH- Receipts. 1900, llshL steady
others steady TO weak. hulk NJ salts,
4 t5Qi. 6Tmi mixed. i.45Ni.50. light,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

washington, oct i.-The freight
claims association ~ the United States
began hs acmi-nnnunl meeting at the
shorcham today. President Graham
called the meeting 10 order.
The meeting VIII last two days and
VIII cover the subject of claims and ad-
iustment OF the associations rileA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract OF ole. recorders office Salt
Lake county, Utah, october 2. ls11i
\. ~. Williams 90 l. J. Hturbuck
warranty deed. part blocks 10
5. plat A. South liucnn Vista
addition 90 Gee see tss ss...sssssN 80
j. X. Van NalkonburE 10 W. w.
Van Nalkcnhurr. warranty deed,
iANi0 rode southwest from ~
r0da south of northeast corner
lot 4. block 81, plat A.. D.. ., coo, 1
Marian Ross To Lnrindn y. Wclhe,
warranty decd, iOsNll feet,
northeast from ~ foct east
Of southwest corner lot T. block
t20. plat A.. DO. o.. o.. 90. ....... 1
r. q. Pratt 10 Pearl y. Morgan.
qult-claim deed, Interest block
III, plat D., e.. 90 90. 90. -..ssss. 1
quit-clnim deed, interest block
II. y Ambust 10 Gus Llndgron.
quit-clnim deed. interest iiollver
lode, Liiiie Cottonwood. o.. zee. 100
j. G. Trlpt0w t0 Gus LlndErcn,
unit-ciaim deed, Interest indc-
pendencc lode, otc., Little cot -.
tonWu9d.s % sss zee zee sssssss %
Estate !. n. Morrill, 20 r. II. Gull
len, feed. interest Yampa lode. 80.
Estate l. n Merlin to r. ii. Quiz. '''''
len. order confirming sale. inter-
est Nampn lode. West Mountain. 1 900
Estate Allen Hilton 90 w. W.
Chrlsholm 81 AL. order confirm
INK sale, Q rode Xibi feet south
east from northwest corner lot
O. block 30. plat u. part lot 4.
block So, plat D.. q. 80. ..,,. 2,02O
Total zee "' &c. e. go "ticl'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

Philadelphia, Oct. i-SlNty black
smiths and machniBts arrived here to-
day over the Pennsylvania railroad
from New York having been engaged
to work at the Cramps ship building
yards, They were met at Bplad street
station by a committee of strikers. who
Informed them % the situation az tho
ship yards Thirty Of the men deserted
Immediately. The remainder aubae-
quently yielded TO the appeals u the
WORK men. when about 10 board tug
bound for tho ship yards
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04
enIoAoo A1rUMN rnsrIyAL.
Formal Opening Of the Great rair at the
wiady city To-day.

Chicago. oct. i-The Fall Festival
viii be formally lnnugurntcd today, AZ
4 o'clock Ia the afternoon thousands q
the downtown districts and the Amer
lean cOlors viii huttcr from the top VI
the Hixty-nve Venetian masta, the court
Of honor IN State street. between Lake
aud Van Buren, streets. This viii mark
the formal opening nf the festival AZ
$3.50 Director General Noyleu win press
the evening there VIII be concert
given by the Mexican band. In the
meantime the reception committee viii
be busy al the various hotels welcoming
the advance guard OF distinguished
quests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

Denver. oct. t-Caitle- lteodpts.
LOO. Market quiet and stegdy ~
aterrr. 3 25nt 50. COWS. 2tuuul,a0 teel-
ora freight paid 20 river, oluf W
stookarr. freight paid, 3.joUAGo, bulls
HtHgs, etc. 00u $50 TO.
-Rocelpta 800 Market W l.e,c
hirhor. Lirht packer ioWitbi
MIXED. t.i5ut 55. heavy. ttlWt.bl'
gheru Wafetnta none.
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ACCIDENTS 1f BINGHAM.
Reported from Highland Boy, Old Jor-
dan and Dalton.

bingham, Oct t.-Thero were three
accidents In bingham today. Ncls
Johnson, a miner. was caught by a
cavcln at the Highland BOY. but was
rescued by fellow workmen In four
hours without being seriously hurt.
Frank Wilson had an .cmbankmcnt full
on him at the Old Jordan. lie was duR
out, being considerably bruised a
similar accident " reported from tho
Dalton but particulars can not yet be-
obtained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

West superior, Wis, oct IA gem
eral strike Affecting all freight ana Hour
handlers In this city has been ordered
by tho longHhofemenH union. Five
hundred are out and no boats are being
loaded. The men demand that none but
union mon be hired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

diately at the close Of the oon.-,i a
fercnoe mee4ng, In the as~Ou,biv "a "a:
o. the L. u. =. c.. remp,oton b.,i,,,n,.-1i
All STAKE erenohee are eEpcots,a =,
Be reprsrentcd. 70
l.. u. FELT.
MARY ANDERsoN
-, ~, Secretary.
tons '~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

Berlin, oct. i.--The international geo
graphical congress has referred TO Its
business commttee Invitations from 81.
Petersburg, Warrington and Budapest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

In His steps. what would Jesus
DuY" three million copies OF which
have been sold IN England ana the
United states, Will be commenced IN the
Saturday News"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

Expedition to orani Reported BY Admiral
Watson.

Washington. oct. 1.-The navy de-
partment has received the following
from Rear Admiral Watson.
Manila. Oct l.--Cornwall with Cailno,
Mindoro. Oariohui nnsco and armed
lighter, also landing force OF marines
from Cavitg, blue Jackets from Haltl-
more. Petrol and Helena. entered Orani
river Monday morning, raised Urban
eta, gunbuaa protecting the working
party. Two hundred men under Corn
hood and town. Insurgents He'd. firing
scattering shots Town abandoned. par
TALLY burned by shells. No casualties.
Drought trdanetn to Cavite today.
Propeller and shaft In place. smoky
stack recovered. VIII rent.
WATSON"
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MARY ANDETso mt

TO CURE A COLD N oSs nav
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tab,.,.
All drugEisie refund the money I, \.
falls to cure. =. w. Groves siFnntu,s
IN on each box. &c.