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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
ACUlNkLD0 PROCLAMATION
Filipino Ministers Resign - Rebels
Driven by Americans Anhirs ~
tlioiio are Quiet

Manila. Nov. 2.--Aguinaido has Issued
a proclamation announcing that the
American Congress VIII meet In Do
ccmhcr 10 decide whether tine i'm.
pcrialist policy and this bloody
work are 10 be continued. lie cxhorta
his soldiers 10 conduct themselves 80
that Congress Will consider them
worthy Of Independence. and requests
the priests 90 abstain from politics and
20 redeem the church from the name
the miadcoda of the friara have given
II.
crisis In the Filipino cabinet IL
predicted uH a result OF the rcrignatlona
Of Palermo and houncamfno. two Fiji
pino leadgru who have loot the conf
donce " the rabld revolutlonists
Some Fillplnoa who have attempted to
come 90 Manila with the spanish COM
mission received message from NAL
Gen. otis. saying the women and child
rem would b. given American proicc.
tlon. but the men who had cast their lot
with the Insurgents must remain with
them. The party Included a brother Of
Gen. Luna, who was assassinatcd By
the guard before Aguinhido'a hcadquar.
tors, with his family and the Filipino
secretary Of the treasury. The faml-
LEE returned 20 TarlaC
Lieut.. slavcnn Of Con. MncArthur'a
stan accommodating wi.h eighteen men
IN front Of Angeles. discovered Fill
plno outpost 10 a trench The Fllipnos
nuWbcrcd about forty men. A. the Fiji
plnoa had sighted the Americans. Lieut..
Slavcn's only course was 10 charge. and
HE party rushed 20 the trench. nhoot-
INK and yelling. They killed three %
the insurgents and wounded peverpl
who, however succeeded lu escaping.
Not one of the Americana was hit The
lieutenant secured valuable Informal
tiun about the encmy'a position.
The feeling III dlsqulet aroused al
iloilo By the arreFt OF Santiago, tho
wealthy Filipino who IL charged with
forming Il revolutionary juuta. has sub.
sided. The natives IN their quarter OF
the town were sullcn aud restless. and
were heard chanting the death song at
night with the refrain, '"rhc Amorl-
cans sleep" A provost mnrahnl's force
surrounded the quarters and drove the
suspicious looking natives outside the
linea.
The Americans occupy Ilollo and the
surrounding towns Of Jaro and Moio
with 1900 men. consisting OF the Eight
zenith and Twonty-slxth regiments two
huttallona ~ the Nineteenth regiment.
detachment ~ the Sixth regiment
and a battery Of the Sixth artillery The
insurFcnt force IL now supposed TO be
between 1900 and 5000 armed men, ana
many more uuarmed
Their lines are about 900 yards from
1nro. which o. occupied by the Twenty.
sixth regiment. The Insurgents are
supposed TO have ave smo0th-borc can
non. For long time past they have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

II 10 believed that an the crew and
passengers have persisted. Garments
found ln the cabin Indicated that at
least one woman was among the un-
fortunate party on the yacht Where
the vessel belonged wns not aaccrtaincd
last night. but it was thought 70 was
from come Michigan port
The dead mHn lrfhtd 20 the rlrginf
was apparently nfiy years ~ 1rH. ON
hla loft temple was % deep cut caurcd
probably by O. falling SPAR 10 was
believed that his meme was -. $. Way
that signature being found on q number
90 papers and effects DO the cabin. The
Name "p. D. Way WIS found also on
the alivrrwaro. ln The cabin was found
cumnloto womanf wardrobe ana the
opinion wHa that the owner was washed
away
In the cabin there was fully
equipped amateur photographers out
fit. aud among other things % large
number al pictures. The supplies had
an been bought ln CharlevoiA, Mich
The Chlqultn was frst seen By Albert
sabInfkc. fisherman. who lives on the
shore "a milo ffnm Miller'H 49, be- was
looking for driftwood in the morning.
AZ that time he cav three u the crew
on deck.
a squad from the South Chicago life
savers arv patrollnE the beach IN search
of the missing bodies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
nom wARs MAKE rREsIDENrs.

Every great war IN the country'H
history has made one or moro frcHi-
dents. The Revolution put Washington,
that ware most distinguished soldier, 90
the head Of the government and the
war of 1919 dld % like service Tor jack
ron. while william Henry Hurrifon.
who won little distinction In Indian
lighting in the Same conflict, would
never have been thought % In councc-
ton with the presidency except for that
fact Three heroes n The Mexican war
were nominated Tor Prcsident-Tnylor
Pierce and Scotland all except Scott
were elected. The war % secession sent
Grant 10 the White House. ana u was
the leading influence 10 putting Hayes
and Garfield there, while u ufalsted IN
this work la the case OF Harrison, Nc
Kinlcy too was aided IN some degree by
his crcditablc service In the same con-
nlct.
,.iy two men have won enough glory
out u the Spanish war TO b. % any SER
vice for political purpose. Thvne are
Admiral Dewey and Governor t0ose-
Welt II " odd that the party conven-
tlona. In their efforts 70 utilize military
glory have skipped the sailors while
honoring the fuldicra, No naval hero
except Stockton, who won little fame,
but only q little IN the Mexican war
was ever conspicuoualy mentioned IN
connection with the presidential cnndl-
dncy and he was made impossible IN
1852 the next canvass after hiH retire
mont from the navy by the fact mat
both the big parties had selected mill
tary heroes that ycar-Picrce and Scott.
while In 1856. the new ISSUES which had
come to the front through the repeal OF
the Missouri Compromise In 1854 put the
Mexican war and iu participants Tar
Ia the background.
william Henry Harrison, Taylor and
Grant had. at the time Of their nominal
tlon. an little political knowledge and as
piratloua as Admiral Dewey confcases
that he has but great party In each
case put Thorn up nevertheless ana
elected them. A. nentOn remarked, IN
speaking OF the hret Harrison election,
"'rhc American people love the odor 81
gunpowdcr." The presidents Therefore
afford o strong presumption that one
party or the othcr-and possibly boil,
will eventually nominate Admiral
Dewey and elected him.-Lcalies
Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

San Francisco. Nov. s.-Thc whaling
bark Charles W. Morgan, which has
arrived here from the OkhOtsk sea.
during her years cruise. secured 100
barrels % sperm OH. 1900 pounds u
bone nud sixty pounds " amhgrgris.
The latter was an especially good ma.
as IL will bring from $3.50 60 900
pound. The nmbergris was landed IN
Japan. and has already been sent 90
the owners OF the vessel. j. and W. X.
Wing % New Bedford.
The Morgau caught in an forty-eight
sperm whales and two right whales.
ON the way home one % the hnrka
boats was wrecked By o. whale which
had been struck. but dll the men Wefo
rescued. ON September lri, The bark
california was spoken. She then had
800 barrels 90 whale oil. HV0 barrels OF
sperm ou and 5000 pounds u bono.
Martin CoHEruvc. u member Of the
CALIFORNIA; crew. who has wcll-to.d1
relatives In Indiana. was caught hy the
reel which holds the line. ana dragged
ovofbounrd by "a whale In June. HIS
body was not recovered.
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yRArs.FOOT OIL.

Among the parts OF beef that are
frequently allowed 10 v1iN when KILL
lng n done upon the .~rm are the hoofs.
with little trouble n useful and rather
costly lubricant known as ncata-foot oil
may be- made NJ follows; Wash the feet
clean. aud boil them In pure, soft water.
After several hours ~ moderate boiling
let the pot stand 10 that the mixture
may settle. after which pour on or dip
out the OIL aud tat Into other boiling
water. and allow 30 10 cool slowly, with
out motion. Tho Eat may then be acp-
arnted from the ull and used for roap or
other purpose. The on W. q gool lubrl-
cant for machinery. since % VIII not
thickcn or sum. About pint may be
made from the hoofa uf one nnlmnl and
even this small amount Dr. worth taking
the trouble FOR. By saving the feet un-
tn n good number have boon collected
the trouble may be- reduced since % la
az easy 20 prepare gallon no 10 ~ 20
make pint 81 lt.-Furm aud Flroside.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Tacoma. Wash. Nov. IA. NJ. Dewey.
special agent VI the government depart
mcnt Of labor. has announced here that
all members Of the Dewey family re-
lated to the admiral would hold re-
union nt the Waldorf Astoria hotel In
New York In January or February.
Dewey, who la n cousin 81 the admiral.
has boon one OF the prime movers Ia
the plan Tor reunion. lie says accept
unces have been received from all parts
u the country Indicating that 1900
Dcwcya VIII gather in New York to
meet the admiral and his bride. over
100 Dcwcya from the Pacific coast VIII
be profcnt Admiral Dewey has been
requested to fix the date Of the rc-
union
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

san Francisco. Nov. 3s-Thc call says
that on January ist San Francisco VIII
cease 10 be- the shipping ana general
business ccntor Of the Pacific Coast
steamship Co. and an Of the local IN.
forests 81 that concern viii De moved
10 Seattle. Although no public an
nouuocmcnt N the fact has been yet
made. u has become known that
Ooodcn. Perkins a Co, which arm for
years was the cQmpany'a agents ana
mnnarora. have been deprived of the
agency and 10 closing up ~ books o.
rapldiy na possible In order that the
formal transfer u the business may
take place on or before the appointed
date. The change ~ due 10 the fact
that the Great Northern Railway Co,
with headquarters In Seattle, has se-
cured controlling interest ~ the
steamship company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Chicago. Nov 2.-A special 90 the
Timca-Heruld FROM indianapolis says
A.numbrr ~ Chicago men ana several
REPRESENTATIVES ~ other cities have
tatlon with reference To forming an
antitrust baking powder company, and
u a. announced that the details have
been completed and that one OF tho
largest baking powder plants In the
country will be established In Chicago,
when tho conference closed Hast even
chasing machinery 10 place In the new
plant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

San Francisco Nov. 2.-Tho steamer
Portland arrived here today from ST.
Michael via cape Nome and Un1lnska.
She brought about $50 rnaHonH ra.
About ten ~ her PASSENGER are suffer-
inn from typhoid fever.
Sickness Is very prevalent az Nome,
typhoid seeming moro rampant than
other ailments. on october ", james
y goriirr. messenger euccumhod Co
tvphold and was buried Ht tunl1ekn.
The Portland reports the catch ui tho
whaling ncct ua follow. Alexander
seven: Baicnn. eovcn, ipwhond. ak
karluk. rrvcn. Mermaid. two Alaska.
ono. Hciycdcre. nvei Thrasher eiNi
william Bayllas. nine; fcarltaa. nine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

San Francisco. Nov. "a fow days
before the steamship China left
lIougknng, the announcement was
made that the three cN-rrulsora of the
Spanish navy az Mania-the isln de
cuba. lsla de l.u20n ana Don Juan
de Austria--wcre ready 20 proceed To
Manila and Join Admiral Watson'a
squadron. THE rccouHtructlon Of the
vessels has been undor the supervision
OF Lieut. Hohson. The vessels viii be
placed ON blockade duty In the Phillip
pines. The three cruisers were sunk at
Cavlte by the ships N Dewey. and the
estimated cost Of repairing the ships,
exclusive OF armament, IL ssQi,O00
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Vancouver. u. C.. Nov. a-NowH
from Australia per steamer Mlowera,
save, -Four mnsted ship LancinE,
w5ifh arrived at Sydney oct. from
San rrnrclHco reports loss of able sea.
man ahmed Joseph soffner The vessel
wna ovortnktn by bad weather. during
which tho seaman Loot his life while enc
Fnr,d In securing outer iihs.
The Tasmnuian government mas prgh
Oyerthrowu. u vote of want uf conh-
drnre having boon carried 10 TnHmhni-
an parliament by a majority uf two ~
"a result the premier resigned on octo-
Der no.
A new compilation of Australian cen-
4ua has been made showing ap Increase
In the population of the colonies, New
eouth Wales has l.1i00oo. "a gain OF
f0i sa5 since 1890. Other colonies have
Increased uruportlonntcly
News IL brought from Australia that
the steamer Wnikato, which had been
ndrlft for nearly four months with a
broken shaft has been tuwcd into sgd
uey By the steamer Aal0un-
Agents % the imperial government
are purchasing horses In New South
Wales for South Africa.
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oAlr CAUSES TROUBLE.


|,k sisSi e. Nov 3.-The northeast gale
Ia Ia l, aas been raging Tor over Is hours
b. n q,t-sNl me first snow ~ fhs aea-
'nv,,s 'l,a looalIiy atill continues. Life
pa ~, various lake points have
n. NV busy Watching for and nld-
N, s'i, w distress.
y I'M. 'i ~ wing vessels were reported
s,a's.llh Trouble az various pointa
'iaasis- VIM A. Dunhnm two
si,,s'1,, nort near 81. Joseph. Mich.
|Tih sta.ii. name unknown. ashore In
schs'ra'ss near nol. Blanc island.
IN NIX Kate Lyons. FROM Cheboy.
srt'S...' 'a'. 10 Chicago. laden Win
s,ho,,.A.. t9,.nlded near Cathoad.
iuts h Il. :lgn. bound for Chlpnrn,
~ ny, milwaukee. leaking badiv
ugl bstS ,, % sheltetod vessels In Ghi.
rlail,y- I ,s. Asi night were rcportod M
gld i5,,,n. giearcd. over Two hindre6
'Ast,r 6 N nilais have been rep"rtsd I'M
|hit'a s aliing The last two days. Witch
n, ' ~ ,laasually large iist. NV"
niih a dH,5 lier-flgged yacht Chloulta
|Nay ,6 lgaa man, supposed 10 he i ID 9
lAs ils gi owner and captain. dashed 10
Nl,e MUG went ashore In ,be r s, 10
'''' east OF Allller's station md,
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the four children. and last night was
hearthraken over the. advlcca from tho
East. She refused at FIRST 40 believe
the story Of the shooting. and asked
that his brother az picqun. ohio be
teiegtaphcd for information.
with Mrs Patterson are four chile
drcn. three girls and one boy
After he LETT the Hhcrlu'a Office Pat
terson remained In Tacoma Tor short
time and finally went East and TO an
purposes deserted his Tacoma family,
and In fact only came back az the dchih
Of his son n year ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Chicago. Nov 2.--Andrcw ~. pattcr-
son. "a railroad detective In the employ
OF the Illinois Central Railroad com.
pany. early this morning, shot and
Killed his wife. and then shot and killed
himself
Jealousy was the cause OF the trag-
pdy.
Patterson left letter IN which he said
he belonged 90 Elk Lodge Ia u Taco
ma, Wash
me letter also stated that he killed
hia wife because she had left him and
refused 60 return 60 him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Washington. Nov. 2.-Tho Philippine
commission spent t0day'H session 10
compl ting ~ preliminary report which
ia soon 10 be presented 10 The Prcsi-
don't
A telegram WIS received today say-
Ing that the secretary uf the commits
sion. John a. Macarthur, has arrived
at san Francisco. ana VIII reach wash
iuHton about the 9th Instant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

New York. Nov 2-The clyde line
steamer Comancho Captain fcnnlnf-
ton. which arrived today from Jncha'n-
vile. Vla Charleston october 90 has on
board cant. styles and rnFUu men ~
the schooner Napoleon nuuGhi0n. which
fprang "a leak and f1uudcfod on Tues
day. i've miles southwest Of Frying
Pan shoaia. In fourteen fnthuma o.
winter. The Grow was taken on hy th'
Comanchc only i've minutes before the
schooner euuk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Chicago. Nov IA special 10 the
Times Herald from pcs MolneH says
Plans are now complete Tor the recep-
ton Of the Fifty-frst regiment OF Iowa
volunteers In all the towns that have
companies. The State reception VIII be
al Council HUNS Monday afternoon,
and every company IL expected 10 reach
home that night
The neH Moinca companies VIII be
given a brief reception on their arrival
when ffty-onc Girls VIII pin medals on
the men. The medals urc given by the
city. and cost s. each, ThurHdny even
Ing "A grand reception will be given the
pes Moincs companies at the state
house. and following u the official BAN
uuot nj the Savory hotel. PlcuN %
noise and fireworks viii accompany the
demonstrations. The two local cavalry
companies and both the q. a. II. posts
viii take part Ia the parade ON the ar
rival ~ the boys,
Most ~ the local receptions will be
held Wednesday or Thursday on ac-
count II election. and 90 give the boys
time OF sec their families nrst. Ban
auots, medals and all sorts VI donors
Win be- showcfod upon the Holdicra.
Rcd oak will spend $1,000 and creHton
viii have trumphal arch.
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Tacoma, Wash. Nov. "A. II. Pat
terson. who shot himself and q woman
In Chicago. was Tor several years depu-
has a family here. who the woman he
he shot In Chicago H. Tacoma friends
do not know. His wife Is living with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Chicago. Nov. 3.--A special TO the
Times Herald from Oalenn. H.. says;
Hover Olson. better known as "Hnrve
Anderson. the hig Swedc." was found
dead today In his house, nve miles from
here. For twenty-five years he lived
the life OF rcclusc. Belonging To
wealthy family In Sweden. az twenty
years Of axe hls father gave him
yacht aud be sailed around the world.
Although finely educated he was OF
rowing disposition. Ito practicrd law
In Norway Coming % America he
nnrrled aud nrusporcd, tie enlisted
In company u. Eighth Infantry Illinois
volunteers. serving two years in the
civil war, and was O peualnncr Ar
rnngements were almost completed 20
remove him 20 the soldiers home nt
Quincy. Domestic troubles, u II said.
caused his retirement from the world.
Three sons live IN the state NJ WASH
ingtln. Though q recluae he was
widely known In Northern Illinois and.
Southern Wisconsin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
MORE HORSE EATERs.

Upward Of 5000 horses are annually
consumed by the people OF Vienna.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

our orders were all placed with the
manufacturers before the advance of
raw material. and anticipating an In
crease IN price. we bought enough for
the entire season no Old prices. Buy
your shoes ~ us. We give you the ad.
vantage Of our early spot cash buying.
We save you the middlcman'a profit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

been building trenches between Jnr0
and their stronghold. Santa Barbara,
eight miles north.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
GREAT SHOE VALUES.

Shoes are higher The price Of upper
leather. sole leather IN fact. every
thing that goes into shoe j. costing
considerably more than Few months
ago. causing a sharp advance In the
price Of shoes. We arc stili
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-02

must provide a larger Income, reduce
our expenses or increase our tax rate,
and with present valuations. the latter
is hardly Co DE thought of Some meas
ure for reaching property which now
unfairly escapes taxation must be de-
vsed. and pushed through the general
assembly, II possible. There is q bill
now pending before that body for tax
ing tangible personal properly and cor
porate property. which. under our ex-
listing laws. have been able Go escape
taxation. and a committee has been ap-
pointed TO endeaVor 10 procure its en-
actmcnt. but whether the committee
will be successful on not remains TO be
seen. 1t is necessary for YOU. i'm all
events, 10 accept the present situation.
The outlook for the future is some
what more encouraging.
The payment OF bonds which viii
come due i'm July next viii relieve us 10
considerable extent in the matter of
interest and sinking fund accounts.
and the payment OF part of those due
i'm 1907 and a re funding of the balp.ce,
when due az prevailing low rates of in
terest. will make a very substantial de-
crease i'm our annual expenses
OF our revenue. through the pro-
posed change in the tax laws we
ought to be able 60 begin the new cen-
tury i'm sound financial condition. and
/ Win an WI wy S'i NAiAN+'Nff ''' 4''''Fa
smoothly.
Gentlemen | have faith in the future
OF the city OF Providence, and believe
that its possibilities are great our
public institutions already established,
our schools ana churches our beautiful
parks, and t,eH cared for and well light
ed streets AMI bouleVards. our manu-
featuring establishments, turning out
the greatest variety OF wares our pow
erful banking institutions and splendid
shops. the excellent condition OF our
public health. and the high standard OF
our public ii.rals not only testify to
our present prosperity, but presage the
greatness OF our future. I believe that
with proper management Of our affairs
we may. at no distant day. take rank
among the most important cities of our
country. IT should be a privilege for
us. therefore. to feel that, in a measure,
we may become a part uf that influence
which viii bring about this splendid re-
suit.
With the snirlt Of patriotism. which
has been 50 grandly displayed through
out our country during the past few
months. for our incentiVe--a spirit as
much i'm demand i'm times of peace as in
times OF war. let us assume our duties
for the year. and devote an OF our ener-
! gies and powers To the promotion OF the
| best interests Of our beloved city
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue OF an execution No. saly1
lsued from the District Court of the
Sixth Judicial district holden at Provi-
denCe within and for the county of Prov
ldence and State OF Rhode Island dated
December 2S. \. D.. 1898. ana rcturnable
To said couri March 2S. A. D.,,lSSs
Wherein The III. H. Humphrey COM
pany a corporation duly created and
doing busncs In this city of Boston in
the county of SUFFOLK. state OF. Massa =
chusetts. is Plaintiff and Frank P@
Moore, alias Il. T.. Moore. alias John,
Doe and Minnie u. Allen. alias. ". Allen.
alias Jane Doc d0ine busiucSi as thu
Allen Photograph tOmpaiv ~ said
Pro, idenCc O.. Defendant VIII la sold
at Public uuclion on Tuesday January
Iu. a.. H.. 1879. al = o'clock. nJon ct
the once of Alfred :. Jphnsun. Butler
Exchange Room S2i third door. in the
city OF Providence. one Phonograph
Duplicating Machine. Terms cash.
Levied on this 9Th day of December.
A. n. iS9S. at O'Clock and - minutes
D. M and viii bc sold 20 satisfy said
execution If sufficient.
ALBERT q. COATES
Deputy Shcri.t.
d29-so-si j2-S-i-5-6-5-9