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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
Effort to Continue the Snowden
Adultery Case.
STATEMENT OF Mr.. PUTNAM


County Attorney Putnam. In the
course Of an argument before Judge
Norroii today. intlmated that Il was the
intention OF DR.. Cornelius II. Snowden'
the Rlehhcld dentist, charged with
adultery. TO delay the trial until his
wife has obtained n divorce from hln,
then marry the girl he " accused OF
running hoping thereby TO Vscapr
prosecution.
When the case was called Tor tDal
this morning Attorney G.. ~. Potter, OF
council for defendant presented the
afidavit Of DIR. Neal Of iichneld IN sup
port u "a motion for continuance.
The affidavit rucitcd that Miss odh'y
Kreier, the young woman Ia the case
was a patient of Dr. Ncnls that sh,
was In delicate state " health uud
would become n mother two month.
hence, that tho strain NJ trial would
BE- apt To- seriously AFFECT her henlth'
etc.
County Attorney Putnam vigorously
opposed the motion Tor q continuance
and said Il was schcmc N the dctcnd-
ants 10 hinder ana delay the TRIAL. ne
asked the court to Issue au attachment
FOR Niles Keller.
Mrr. Eliza Keller. mother ~ the alb.
Hont witness. was called to the stand
aud In answer 10 Mr. Putnam said her
daughter was IN poor health, Admitted
Z her daughter was present ut the ttihl
% the Srowdcn divorce case last week
Sheriff coona, OF Scvlcr. teatliicd thnt
he saw Miss KcelCr and Dr. snowdcn
out walking last Sunday They went
IN thu pnatofiicu The distance from
l where Miss Keller resided 70 the post
! office was about two miles.
Sir. Putnam said there was no doubt
/ In his mind that Miss kceler was able
/ 20 be- hero and testify II 1hc wanted TO.
/ lie then gave briof history OF tho
case and stated that recently Mrs.
snowdcn instituted divorce proccedinga
against SnowdQn. that II was Snow
! denis intention TO not resist the suit,
hut to allow his wife 10 procure nn
annulment OF the marrlpyc tics, and as
soon thereafter as pOaaiblo 10 marry
/ Miss Keller n was trick on the
| part OF Snowden. Mr.. Putnam said, Ia
save himself from the pcnltcntinty.
/ Judge Norrell took the matter under
/ advisement until tomorrow morning,
A motion 10 quash the Information on
! the ground that the court has no iurla-
dictiun over the subject matter was
also presented by the DEFENDANTS at
torney. argued and taken under advise
| mont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
END OF A LONG JOURNEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. n. Smith Complete
Their Wagon Trip TO California.

4 Salt Lake mind has received n
letter from Mr. and Mrs II. NJ Smith
of lIcbor city Utah, announcing their
safe arrival In California. Readers OF
the News VIII remember that they
left salt Lake by wagon on Septcm-
her 9th. intending TO cover the entire
distance by team. This they succeeded
IN doing, enjoying themselves
experiencing considerable difficulty
and hardshlps occasionally on account
OF much rain and docp snow. They ar
rived ut their destination November G.
In the Sierra Nevada mountains the
snow was eighteen inches deep at dlf-
ferent points. Yet this did not daunt
the veteran travellers as they are per-
fectly injured to that sort OF life. II IL
expected that they VIII also return by
team. though that Ia not yet certain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
SENATOR HAYWARD DEAD.
Nebaskan Passes from Thi; Lie a, 6,20
o'clock This Morning.
Announcement In the senate - 1tnd
Not sccome a Member Refer
encs TO the Deceased.

Nebraska city. Ncb.. Dec. 5.--sona-
tor Hayward died at G.20 this morning.
Washington. Dec. 5.--Anothcr sorrow
had fallen upon the Senate before II
convened In today's session. To most Of
the senators the announcement Of the
death ~ Scnntor-clcct Hayward Of Ne
braskn had been communicated. While
he was not officially member OF the
body. he WAS In every other sense to-
garded ns one ~ the Senate.
Reference was made by the blind
chaplain In his opening invocation 10
the demise Of Senator Hayward.
Mr. Plat tConn.,) and Mr.. Jones
tArls.). the committee appointed on the
part of tho Senate to wait upon the
President. reported that that duty had
been performed.
"rhp President" said Mr.. Plat, "cx-
pressed his satisfaction at the assem-
bling of Congress and hoped that great
good to the country might result from
thu deliberations"
Mr.. Turloy Crcnn) presented his
colleague. Mr., Bate. at IN, desk Of the
President and President Frye adminIa-
tered to Mr.. Hate the oath of Office.
MAJ. -. l.. Irudon. assistant secretary
to the President. was then recognized
by the chair ana presented 10 the Senate
the message 81 the President.
~ 1906 the reading OF the mcasagc
was begun by the clerks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
TIE DIAM0NDyILLE STRIKE.
All Qnict ut the Scene Of Trouble =
Contrary Reports Untrue.

Kommorcr wyo.. Dec, 5.-The strike
NJ Dlamondville In stiil on but every
thing ia quiet, II IN not true what the
Herald published ON Sunday as 90 two
or three hundred women marching 90
the minc with knives. clubs and guns.
Neither were there any shots iirod nor
were there fifteen or sixteen .men In
hiding armed with rides TO defend the
women.
II Is not true that Dan Harrison was
roughly handled, and It ~ false that
large quantities of arms and nmmunl-
ton are being brought Into Diamond
vile by the ntrllfora.
The strikers are doing nothing OF n
serious nature except refusing to go to
work unless they receive the raise, ev-
orythln. Is carried on In a very quiet
manner, except the big denomination
made by the women Saturday. The
leaders OF the union In his speech sun
day said TO hts fellow workmcn, Don't
cause any riot: don't stop those from
going to work who want to- don't In
terfere with their rights and privileges
IN any way"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
Capt, De Lamar's Bully Hill Mine
Said to be Rich In Copper
GOLD IN FACE OF TUNNEL.
Test Hun 0. Made Today on Park
city Ore-fmmepsc Vein ofsop'
per In beaver county.

The enterprise and success or Capt
]. II. DE Lamar In the working OF his
great gold properties In Nevada ana
Utah gives promise that his operations
q, the Bully lin mine. near Copper
city. California. will bring TO the front
the great copper deposits which exist
there. The captains Bully HI property
has been opened up and numerous veins
cut by two tunnels which have been
driven into the hill. over a thousand
feet each. Besides gold and silver wall
ucs II IN stated that the prospects ntc
very bright Tor the captaln'a mine pro.
duclng copper bullion. which VIII add
materially to the mineral output OF ths
state. The people Of the district. II u
said. look 60 Mr.. De t.nmnr's proFctbial
energy TO Get The pace that VIII make
the Bully HUI one % the biggest cop
per produccra In the West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

Park CITY or. bsina n-.smpisd To-day by
ih. NnnklIn snmpler.

The couklln sampiing Works has
been burily engaged today In resnm-
ping number ~ ears of Park city
ore. After ohiecting to the sampling
u the Mackintofh MILL OF Park city as
being too high. the American Smclter
company hus already had the Taylor
nrunton mill work the ore over and II
IL stated they failed 10 check with the
Park city sampler figures. II the conk-
lin should check with the Taylor
Brunton II will doubtless be considered
proof positive 10 the Hmelter company
that the E1mpilng OF the Maekintosh
min II too high. Aud judging from past
experience II IL said TO be more than
likely that the Salt Lake county mills
will come pretty nearly checking. Man
nrcr Jones OF the smelling company
and representative OF the mining com.
pany has been inspecting the process of
snmpllrg today and returns from the
Conklin sampler Will be anxlously
waited FOR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
TopAY,s TRANaAcTIoNs.

pnisy--s,OO Mt ~; $500 at i2H. 1000
ut iiJk; 300 at iiN; 1000 at iils.
-Four AceH--i 600 at 81.
Grand Centrnl--t00 at 6i0: 100 at Coz;
450 at COS. seller 60 days.
Northern Light-SoO ut IGN; 1000 at
iGis.
Petro-JOO ut gis.
Sunahlnc-5O0 at 20.
Star consolldated-i,0o at 20. 200 at
Showers consolidated-ioo ut IS: zoo
at 80
South swnnaca-200 at i.22; 600 at 90;
100 at lis. seller 60 days. 900 at LII.
seller 60 days; 600 at liz. seller 90 days.
Sunbcam-iO0 at COZ; 100 at co.
EacrnmOnto-iOO 900 nt 3ih.
Golden Eagle-i,ooO at 5as; 1000 at 90 ;
1000 az 5b.
Joe Bowers-i.O0 nt 10: 1000 nj ilX;
800 at iik 100 at liA; 200 al iiA.
Joe bowers EXtonsl0n-l.O 900 at G1s
seller 60 days: 5000 Mt 7, 1000 Mt ~:
$500 Mt ~; 1900 at ~: 800 ats
Martha washington-i. 900 at ~.
Yankee Consolldatcd-l.OO0 at ien;
coo at ~.
May Day-3.5OO Mt co. seller co days,
1900 at JgN, seller 30 days. 1900 ut 6gk,,
seller co days.
llercules-l 900 n, ~, 1000 at 1.
Number Of shares sold. 1850. selling
value OF stocks, Si9,0sA1l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
BEAVER COUNTY COPPER.
An Immense Vein Near tho Railroad 30
cured by salt Lake Men

some very nice looking specimens Of
copper ore we're brought to town a
few days ago by T. y. Taylor. OF the
firm OF TAYLOR Bros. Mr.. Taylor has
been visiting iienvur county, and while
there h. made AN inspection Of n big
copper property In which number OF
Salt Lake people arr interested. The
sampled shown were taken from the
surface Of vein that appears "a be "a
wide ~ one ~ Salt Lakes streets. and,
az FAR ns surface indications 20, shows
every mark Of one day making big
mine 4 few shafts have been run
down on the vein and all OF them bear
out tho Impression received by the firHt
glance at the property.
The ore ~ not high grade but the Inn
mcnHe body that Il capable of being
cheaply extracted and the close proA-
unity Of tho railroad, are the two fac
tors that cause those who have seen tho
property to feel that IL viii be one or
the bis things OF the noar future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
Cuicaoo MARKETS.


Chicago. Dec. .-Cattie-RcceiptH,
b0Q Generally steady. Cow market
steady: cnnncrA and calves hrfn,
B,tyes, t2s0Tt0. COWS 300&ti0: hoif-
era 5.25ff5.tO: cnnncra. isosf3O0. stock
trs and feeders. l,0OIiGO. Taxaa
bsevcs. tsoQs'so; wes,erns tooI5.ss.
Hogs-Kcocipts today. 1000. tomor.
row ab,oC0;' loft over. 2.ity. Market
steady. Mixed ana butchers. ASA
toiis: good to choice heavy. 3p0nti0.
rough heavy. a.7sIa.S5. light. 3S0ut .O5.
bulk of sales. 5p0Gs0o.
shcep-Iieccipta 1900. Market steady
10 lower. Native wethcra, i.25nf 80;
Gtfl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
D@lNESS is
n BETTER TODAY
(6rand Central Sells Today Beyond
4 the $500 Mark.
JOE BOWERS MUCH WEAKER
pfoweru Extension Moves up-sou'h
swansea sells Away Down
Daisy IL stronger.
JOE BOWERS MUCH WEAKER
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 50
LEAD. st.io
CASTING COPPER i5H

A very noticeable Improvement Is seen
IN the days business on the exchange
though prices on the whole were lower
Grand Central was active around 600
nnd Daisy recorded sales up to u but
Joe Bowers weakened to iih.
The impending suit affected South
Swansea. futures on which went to i.i5.
Yankee Consolidated shows falling
of. The same Is noticeable OF May
Day which was traded In below 60.
Northern Light hung around &C. Petfo
went ut 3th and Sacramento at sih.
Golden Eagle fell to ~ while iiowerr
Extension went up TO s and -Four Aces
roid ut 81.
Quotations were posted az foiiowsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

Omaha, Dec. 5.--cattle--I.eceipis o.
w. Market steady for best, others
lover, Native beef steers i'5ous'e.
western steers i.0Omi 40; Texas 80 rn
gidft.gs. cows and heifor 3.25ui 90,
cannern \. JOff3. 20; ntockora and feeders
;ts1i. rs. calves s.JoGG.7S; bulls. sIags.
etc, 2.5503.s0.
lover. Heavy 3.72hQ3.sb; mixed a.lih
Vi ssIk: Hight 3.77hna.sb; plgs 800
~; bulk OF snles a.Illt03 .ssh.
sheep Receipts 5.iOo Market loo
lover. Native mut,ons .2OW',pi Wssi.
ern muttons 4 .O0Gt. 90; stock sheep $3.50
Qlgs. limbs ..5U5.25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

Kansas city, Dec. 5.-Cattlc-I,e-
ccptn. 1900. Market steady. Native
reera, asa 500: Texas steers, 3,o0u5.l0.
T,fas cows. $500 3,ioi native cows and
heliern, i.7bHb.OO: Htockcra and feed.
efs, 3.oOft70. bulls. 225uJs5.
Hogs Receipts l.io0, Market steady,
lux OF sales, a.sOHl.S2iS. heavy. a5oN
is1tl; packers. 3.sOqasIts mixed. s0ff
AM; light. s,7oda,S5; workers.. s.ssis9
-. pigs. 8.GON3.So.
shcep--Reccipta. 1000, Market steady
Lambs, 4ibu6i0. muttons. 3.O0ptso.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
LasnnN WOoL MARKrr.

London. Dec. i.-'rhc offerings at the
vol auction sales numbered llaa-
h,.s A large ecloctlon OF merinoss WAS
oNsfod and included choice New South
Wales and Queensland. which met with
lnrrensed bidding from the home and
American buyers. The American buy
efs operntod specially In ine greasy
clmbingR and secured fair portion Of
ihe offorlngs. They also purchased
dsep. grown. lustrous. gieasy croanbrtin
At an ADVANCE OF "a. The total pur'
ehsses OF the day amounted to nearly
300 baIcs. The attendance was lnrgc'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
INVEST IN OGDEN BONDS.
Action Of state Land Board at loday's
Meeting.

Alta meeting of the State land board
he'd today the executive committee was
authorlzcd to purchase 5000 worth Of
osdon city bcgds. The board also nu-
tbo,Izea the purchase OF $4,000 worth
ofclhor city bonds.
There is about $4,000 In the possess
sion OF the board that i would ilke to
lnyest IN city, county or sehooi u'9'''e'
loads OF the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

The case Of Martha II. Taylor v
Stewart ]. Jenkins was tried before
Judge HIlles today.
The suit was 10 enforce q judgment
lien, amounting In all 60 $1,000 against
defendants property. Plalntin alleged
IN hs complaint that he recovered juig-
mont against Jackson Bolton IN n JUS.
iicc's court. aud that defendant took
the decd 10 the proptriy with the knowl-
edge 81 the judgment, and with the
intention Of aiding Bolton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
BUILDING AND REALTY.

A ahcrlf"s deed has been made out
In m vor OF Elijah A. whitaker, by tho
terns OF which he becomes Possessed
Of 4 house and lot on Second south
strect. The property was bought by Mr.,
Whitaker for $1,000 al a foreclosure safe
goNlng out of n suit wherein ne was
pialntIff and Jesse W. Fox. Jr., ct al
defendanta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
JOHN GRAY ~ COURT.


John Gray. q State prison convict. APP
pearcd before Judge Norrcll today and
WAS arraigncd on the charge of assigt-
ing Golden brown TO escape last July,
aud with being an hnbltuai criminal.
The prisoner took until Saturday to
plead.
Gray 10 the man who made the fool
hardy break for liberty from the Grim
inni court room, city and
county building. last October.
and who came near being shot
by Guard Young. He IN now serving q
three years sentence for housebreak-
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

Close: whcai-Dec. C5h9h; My Cox
o.. July 70N.
corn-bcc. 500; May 32M1A.
oats--Dcc. 2sAGh; May 2ih.
pgrk--Dec. $50: May 1855.
Iard-Dec. sos. May 5 %.
Elba-Dec. 5.o5. May ., 90,
Cash: wheat-No. rcd GGR6GTil
10 red CsgSJis. No. 2 hard winter 60;
No ] hard winter ceGo2; No. northern
iprng seG6s: No. 2 northern spring q
GrN; No. 2 SPRING C7u61
corn-No. .. 30.; No. .. 2sAm2o.
oais-No. 2. 22AQ23. No. .. 22h.
Rye-bi.
nariey-35Gi5.
Timothy-2. 40.
Ilax-i 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

Wealthy Capitalists from Daiuth WIN
Lock Over Iron tounty

Richard Dear Of the firm of biz con-
Tractors and mining operators at Du-
luth. MINI. was scheduled 20 arrive In
the city this afternoon. just what Mr..
Drsr's visit portends could not be
learned. but II ~ stated that. In CONF
pany with som. Salt Lake parties. he
win visit the coal and iron lands In
Iron county before returning 10 Duluth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

Washington. Dec. Representative
Corliss OF Michigan has introduced u
bin for Pacific cable, TO be built by
the government 60 Hawaii. the Philip
pines. Japon ana China. at limit "
cost OF 5000. 900, OF which 100000 IL to
be Immediately available. The route
and general control 10 placed under a
Pacific cable commission. including the
postmaster general and the chief signal
officer OF the army,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

Tho casc " q. +. Miller vs. John r.
Howells. sheriff. was tried before Judge
Rifles today. submitted ana taken under
advlscmont The suit involves a dis
putcd labor claim amounting TO 1926.
A. g. Keeloy * Co., gave chnttel
mortgage To PARTY named Clark re-
siding In Wyoming. The mortgage was
forcclosed and the proceeds OF the sale
were attached by Miller who claimed a
lien on the money on account OF labor
performed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

The case Of Sarah cavnnaugh
W. q. j. Salisbury 81 al. has been sub
mlttcd to Judge Hilea without argu-
ment and taken under ndviacmcnt The
testimony was taken several months
ago. Plaintiff seeks TO recover shares
In the Highland mine. South Dakota.
valued az S1O.O0o. which she says, be-
longod to her deceased father. Michael
CayHnaugh,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

I.izzie clayton has entered divorce
proceedings against J. J. clayton In tho
Third district court. alleging that the
marriage took place In this city. Fob
ruary. 1895. and that n year ago de-
fcndant deserted plaintiff and has since
failed TO provide for her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

The Utah marketed car Of ore to-
day.
The Louise s. Of bingham marketed
care OF ore today.
Seven cars Of or, from The c ntonninl-
Eureka were on todny's market,
The Nevada Reduction company re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

There ~ big money IN New York
stocks We handle tho most active and
best speculative and investment stoeks
IN the market 100 10 1000 per cent
pront IL common thing on these
stocks, We can M orders for any
amolnt y. IL. LAWYER & Co., III
Auerbaeh building, ="
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
lNING, BUSINESS and STOCKS
TRADING BECAME ACTIVE
Bai The Wall Stree, Stock Mafkc, Was H..
regular.
interest ON Cali Money Higher - Live
stock Mavtet Lower-Produec
Market strong.

New York. Dec. b.-opcning prices In
the stock market favored both accounts
with a prcpondcrance OF losses. The
railways were slightly lower with but
frw exceptions. The apculaltiea rose
strongly In spots. notably American
llnstad preferred and Pacific mail. Ir-
rtgglhrity became more pronounced
but The loarcs were confined TO n half
dom obscure stocks. which lost to
: poinia. Sugar and leather were In
good demand and over point better
st. Pnufa favorable weekly statement
had beneficial effect ON western rail-
roads. but there was no conspicuous
demand. Trading became considcrabi,
more active at the expense Of values
after slow hardening movement.
sugar Initiated the downward break
with a droD OF two points and was fol-
lowed by the general run OF apccialtlcs.
There was realizing In the PacincH ana
baltimore & ohio and general selling Of
the standard group Of stocks. losses
rsehed a point In n number OF promln-
cnt stocks. Governing ut the decline
steadicd the list but II became more
eilet. Prices FOR bonds were shaded
| slightly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

n. NJ Curnsey flod suit against
A. Maginncaa IN the Third district to-
day to collect SiJ2.02 alleged 10 be due
plaintiff on an account for goods,
Mnroa and mefchnndl.o."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
Advised to Throw Himself on the
Mercy Of the United States.
HOW HE WOULD SURRENDER
American. Chasing Insurgents on tho
Island OF rnnay riaIor Arm
strong Dead.

New York. Dee. IA special cable
gram from Hongkong to the Evening
world says that Filipinos there an
nounco that Aguinaido 10 ready to SUR
render II Consul whitman viii receive
hin At Manila.
The dispatch adds that the Filipino
juntn at Hongkong was In cominunicn-
tion with AguinRldo last week. and adj
Nissd him then to throw himself ON the
mercy OF the United states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

san Francisco. Dee. 6-Wheat-
Steady; Dec, s,is' May. i0Ili: cash.
BIZ. Barley not quoted. cash barley,
SEA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
MONEY AND noNps.

Money on call strong at 51s per cent
Prime Mercantile paper sHu6 per cent.
sterling exchange Arm. with actual
business In bankers bills at iSsh for
demand and at iSiM for 60 days: posted
rates ts2Qn. and As1gisi commercial
bills tso,tc ISL.
silver NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ilir riivcr--t9.
Mexican dollara-tTik.
Government bonds steady; 20 regular
iah! o. regular i0gN D. coupon i.OgN /.
new IN regular 1885,. new ~ coupon
ialN. old " regular i.i2fs; old ~ cuu-
pgn iiss; b regular LIS; Is coupon
4 liz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

cnmpb'li a Grrene, stock nfoLcrs,
&c W. Second South 81. Telephone s1s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

Manila. Dec. 9. 1870 y. m.-Gohcral
Hughes now occupies santn barbara
ami Cabutan. Island Of panay, his
lines extending thirty-nvc miles north
Of fiolio. llo has occupied twenty
towns, The inhabitants are returning
with white iags. their fonr % the
Americans diminishing as they learn
that they viii be well treated.
II II impossible TO get the insurgents
to light. They are rctrcatinE to tho
mountains and no more orgnniscd re-
sistnnce Is expected. The artillery was-
on mules are being used for packing.
Water bunalos are also bciug used for
this purpose. General Hughes con-
tlnucs advancing north and spreading
his lines.