Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-04
irving Every Scheme to Smuggl'
Contraband Of War;
FILIPINO SPY SHOT DOWN.
...,,,p Kiiicd In u right with
u.bsis Volunteers Returning
uome-Transport wrecised'

t.irrIna into tho American lines
-. a hard treatment They agree
III, thr FiIlplnos are exceedingly
~ OF rluoua and that "a iarso soc.
III lhe.r troops o. reduced To the
IN homemade black powder
-e. natives ore trying every rchomc
- Good and munitions from Mani
pHy arrests are made for ot-
.-,,. 90 emurglc contrnb1nd of war
...Bfh the American lines In ono
...a c1acp with a cargo ~ bamboo
~ v4a uycrhlulod ana the poles
-..s found ION II rice.
rss mrurgouta have Wholesome /
..i.tet faf the British on account ut /
..r5-li .hraHta 0f Britlsh wuuhip1 60 /
.-b4rI their towns unless tho rights |
n nrUsh subjects are respected.
r., British yceaols. the incHun ana !
Oh. V.r8 were driven by etre8H of |
tt.r into the hurbor 81 buHu- !
~ tbe northern terminus of the bl- |
l-.r rrUwuy. The crows were line |
5rs1 bat ON their protesting that !
~ vlrs BrItirh rublectH. the Insure |
-..i latH1rltlcs permitted one man. |
rlrarfa t1 come 10 Manila, prumlHinE
i, rsi.lsa the CROW Of the LHcgpn VI |
rivafIa secured from the British con-
II II Manila statement establish
'-- ne nationality OF the crew. a slim.
i.r concession was made 10 the crew
dtha Nero.
rlvarfs save he saw several Amcri.
al rr.s1ners. who were better led
,s,n H. spauhrda or the Filipino sole
a.-. Moreover. they were not com.
f,lsi 10 work as the spanish prisoners
force OF native police has begun to
r.u6i ODE city OF Manila, cooperating
vh ns provost guard. whose lack N
ta.a.aisr 90 the Language ana the re-
-rts0f native criminals had FiNgn an
.afl-tHIty Tor burglary am Industry
uHIh hla been nourishing OF late. The
r.r force Includes many members ui
H. IA force aud SOME Insurgents who
tl abun tired of lighting. 10 has
HrfIy done much good IN running
Uan native criminals.
The American secret service recently
fond Filipino SPY in calnWhu, lio
L urHHH0I tl have been tho man who
r MHr guns belonging t1 The WuHh-
Iaei8n REGIMENT. lie offered desperate
fsstrHc# t0 the soldier who was sent
q capture him. and tried Co rul away
sIh two revolver shots lu DIE mead,
rHaIly hH was brought down hy % fiil'
tgIat ln the hip. He died after Jump
rg from the stretchcr aud trying to
Gen. hates. Dc ls expected. viii cs-
ubI.sh posts ut Zlmhoaugn and lu tho
har1a uf Ttuani. Iolo and Rangnu.
Laia thlF afternoon the Kansas tUgl-
uant embarked ON big bargsH lu the
river and were tuwcd TO the United
states transport Tartar the rrgl-
uantal nlE lying and the men cheer.
Ing and singing The Tartar sailed
i1T home this evening.
ONE AMERICAN KILLED.
Manila, Sept. (. II a. m.-Fiyc men
o Col Bells regiment yesterday en-
olniorUi o. rshol outpost near Poruc.
arl On ths lighting which rusucd one
American was Killed and another
wounded The remainder drove the
rbsls from tholr po5ltlon ana cap-
tlrd O. bun cart In which TO remove
tho Injured.
VOLUNTEERS RETURNING.
Washington. sept. 3-Tho war de-
flftmgnt today received two dispatches
ium Manila, both dated today The
Grfl read.
HALLWAY 60 Angeles completed IN
nlf days Insurgents north opened
en- place thls morning with Hhrupuoh
which failed Co explode; no casualties,
Kansas aud Washington being loaded
On transporter two hnttullonH Nine
tenth Infantry relieve TCnuCHHcrunH
% lIoill and Dcbu. Latter. with lowuH,
aY remaining volunteer rogimcnia'
hl FuHu Otis"
AZ 90, war department Il is said
Nat with the leaving uf the Tonne aFcH
ara Iowa regiments an the volunteers
gil have luu the Philippines; also all
o. men uf thH regular army discharged
under general order No. 40. The second
Dispatch read az follows:
'NrnFuH deceased members Tenth
I,nu.yvlni0 decorated September lst,
Win huIug ceremonies conducted by
Chaplain Pierce. chaplain sutherland,
luonll friend Col. Hawkins. dgliv-
cred address. OTIS
TRANSPORT MORGAN CITY
WRECKED.
Washington, Sept, 3.-Tho quarter
master general Of the army today re-
eNed Che following dispatch from
NaglalN, japan, dated yesterday,
stating that one OF the government
Transports had gone aground
AplFln city ttruuHpurD struck
made water, was beached eastern en-
uaneo northern channel inland seas
ll sac. Damage unknown; partleu-
The transport Morgan city sailed
uop san francisco ON August loth
Nh 20 recruits for the Philippines, In
a.QltIuu Co her crew and the folloWinH
snceu, First Lieut. J. g., DuHturr
IQurih Infantry. First Lieut.. Bates
twenty htth Infantry; Second Lieut.
songr, Eighteenth Infantry. Surgeon
snlii aIN postal clerks and two fcmal'
THIS was the FIRST trip OF capt Dorl
~ master. and ID WnH tho first guNuEt
transport by way NJ NugusuN
pors was first officer when capt
tHhlafl was taken m, just before th'
''.su sailed, and hc WIS given th'
y.nihuud, lie had instructions 20 TAX
w pilot az Kobe. and tine ucCldcu
! nave occurred before hr reached
mat port
u was az the last moment that IN,
,lll' OF the vessel was changed Wor,
sent from Washington that nl
Hh ports lu future must go 90 Maya
~ ana there take lu enough fuel q
NJ pnallnr ON the return trip
thN ls the fourth voyage % tl
DlFth city with troops uuNinl
chartered by the government
llnf the early expeditions. she
,nI'o hy the Luduc company Of Ne,
ph Joe L1duo was one of the luck
H. .nu'hors Who reached Dawson earl
v ,N9 game, and made a fortune, sh
intended for the Nlundll.p trudi
cotherly she carried arms 20 th
,.il'ns ns hllihustar on her lac
p w sue brought hnck 900 sick an
y,,n9nl soldiers. She was huilt a
nst 'lhB'on In 1870 and rs i,766 ton
President Arrive, in Washington.
Washington. Sept. 2.-The Preslder