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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07
Assignee's .NotIce.
Address, THE BLADE,
Toledo Ohio,

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the estate of Stein
BFothers. assigned, that the under
signed assignee of said estate intends
to make final settlement OF said estate
at the next term OF tie Cape Girar-
|deau Court of Common Pleas OF Cape
Girarde&u county, Missouri, to be
held at the court house in the city of
Eape Girardeau, Missouri ON the
Fourth Monday in January, 1899.
WILLIAM REGENHARDT,
,dl0n4 Assignee of Stein Brothers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07
.2.ntter. Sa;I-Rh ss,m sI.e. Hc..r

-'1'&"F. >'siI-as I=1slIh "Iat. %"."lus-
E:e lnteBs'. ittGin:: ACC snartin :.
iHGi!ent to th.se ttseasce j. iistarsly
ausGed by applying CkAnber:afn 8
Eye and SKIN Ointment. -tiauy very
hah'cases h.,re besE per:na>ently cured
hy6t. 1t Is ,equsi2y etiicies; for itch
ing piles a;aG q Esrorite semedy sor
scEs nipples. .cbapped kzads. emil
oLeils. frost 5;tes and. chronic sore
eyes. 25c per boz Fors;.le by |.
Ber Miller. d:-uegist. ociS-.5
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07
RuckIcn,s ArnIca saIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum.
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin erup-
tions, and positively cures piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteedto give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale a
W. G Haman and all Drug Stores.
Glad Tidings TO Asthma Sufferers
Foley's Honey and Tar gives quick
and positive relief in all cases.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07
A Life for Soc,

A Life for Soc.
MANY people have been cured O
Kidney diseases by taking 5Oe bottle
FoeV's Kidney Curs.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-07

For hero bound for Lattle strife.
Or bard OF martial lay,
IWere worth ten years OF peaceful life
One glance on that array"
The president has a sad and some
what melancholy look, and beautiful
blue eyes. By the way he bowed to
each passing officer. his manner must
be sans reproche.' His eyes seemed
to be looking everywhere so as to miss
nobody"
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-02
The Weekly st, Louis CIobe--DemOerat.

Great SemWeeky Republican Politics PRICE ONE DOLLARA
YEAR ISSUED SEMIWEEKLY. Pages Tuesday
Friday Sixteen Pages Every Week. AS NEWSPAPER The Weekly
GLOBE-DEMOCRAT issued SEMWEEKLY sections almost
daily the weekly The papers each complete
that world, thread
The preparation
labor and the complete and comprehensive
NEWS SERVICE doarear publication the United States the
world
AS HOME JOURNAL The Weekly DEMOCRAT equally preem
mo without by the members
"Th Agricultural
Th Garden and Dairy each the highest grade and MARKET RE-
PORTS complete
WORD WEEKLY
intelligent thoughtful SAMPLE COPY free
Address The GLOBE PRINTING
sEcroNs) with this both
ADVANCE
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-02
Iressed early for Sabbath School.

dressed early for Sabbath School.
1t is possible to have Sabbath
Schools in which nearly, if not all,
the children are born into the King
dom of God. Sabbath Schools in
which the Holy Spirit reigns SUI
preme.
1t is possible to have civil govern
ment where law and order are SUI
preme; life, liberty, and property
secure; where mob and lynch law
no longer exist; where lying, cheat
ing, and stealing are not practiced;
where the melon patch will be as
secure as the pumpkin patch, and
where the hen will be as safe on
her,roost as the COW in the stable.
The parent and the Sabbath
School may not be able to work
miracles, but they can hasten the
day when every home from orient
to occident, from pole to pole, from
mountain to shore, and from shore
to the farthest island of the sound.
ing sea, will rejoice in the blessings
and privileges of family worship
around the family altar; and where
the people of every community will
Join in glad acclaim to usher in the
Golden Era of humanity and the
universal reign of Christ. And
"now the God of peace that brought
again from the dead our Lord Je-
sus, that great shepherd of the
sheep, through the blood of the ev-
erlasting covenant, make you per
feet in every good work to do his
will, working in you that which is
well pleasing in his sight, through
Jesus Christ, to whom be glory for
ever and ever."-JasLer @. Barnes.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-02

sword to the wise is sufficient
and word from the wise should be
sufficient, but you ask, who are the
wise ? Those who know. The oft
repeated experience of trustworthy
persons may be taken for knowl-
edge. Mr.. w. M. Terry says Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy gives bet
ter satisfaction than any other in
the market. He has BEEN In the
drug business at Elkton, KY, for
twelve years has sold hundreds of
bottles of this remedy and nearly
all other cough medicines manu-
featured, which shows conclusively
that Chamberlain's is the most sat
isfactory to the people, and is the
best. For sale by-George & Mont
gomery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05
WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Senator Carter Thinks Il viii Be Ended BY
January Isl.
would GIrs che Piiipinos u Terri
toriai Government, NotR
Commission.

Washington, Sept. i--scnator Carter
OF Montana, in am interview with q
Post reporter today, said that. IN hls
opinion. tho war IN tho Philippines
would Boz ended by January ist Then,
Dee said would come the question OF tho
future disposition OF the Islands. The
Republican party, he believed, would
settle this question by insisting on tho
retention of the Philippines u.s. a mat
ter NJ business profit
This added the senator. rs a prac-
teal age. We are going 10 deal with
this question ON the basis OF dollars
and cents n tho American people be-
llcvc that the Philippines are going TO
help us, they viii never let the Islands
30. II, ON the other hand, they ind
that the Philippines mean constant
drain ana small returns, you win ind
the verdict OF the people 20 be against
permanent retention, Neither religion
nor sentiment will have much influence
In determining the verdict The great
question viii be- will It pny9 II We can
show the country that IL will. as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05

think we can. the American Gag VIII
never come down from the Philip.
ri1pa"
what sort Of government should be
dcvisod?
De made The nrst Will De- t1 abandon
the islands entirely tu the natives I
do not believe this VIII meet thu ap.
pruyni df the American people.
"Tho second will be- Go aoIH4 the
Islands In firm grasp, assuring the
people that we mean Co give them "a
better government than they could su.
10y under any other flag ur could rra-
ate FOR themselves. but that Wp Hfu the
masters and propose Co remain eu
Then. the third proposition VIII hD 90
throw @ loose string around the people.
holding their soapurt4 and custom
houses with our navy but allowing
them absolute freedom in their Internal
affairs. This freedom. lu my JUDGMENT
would soon become anarchy. aud $50
would have 90 rule amy way. 30
should au. that the second proposition
is the one that ought 90 hH adopted
The nrmor we are ln our rImInI.Lrt-
ton the more respect viii fhHs. people
have Tor as.
as 10 IN. form Of government" con.
tinued senator Carter. 90 should say
that % governor ought Co ta appointed
hy the President. with o. council. HiH1
selected by him. There might Doe
Filipino Legislature. composed of
prominent men from ,Ioh Uf the
Islands. To- discuss questions and nd.
90 commission. think the authority
ought 10 be- vested IN responsible
head. not spread through several come
fmfHufHNn "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05
MOBBIRG A MORMON ELDER
Story Tclcgraphcd From chalunooga, Tenn,
10 Chicago.
Prosecution of rIobocrats Withdrawn
Under q TbreRt OF L'nching
Lawtcssncss In virginia,

chicago. sept. "a special TO tho
TImrs-liyrild from Chattanooga.
Tauu says; - mounted armed mob
of SOME 900 mon took charge Of court
rharIn Uud lltlRluts Monday go john
Hlu spruFH Va, ana by main force
put % stop Co the proceeding For %
time % Iyuchlng appeared Inevitable.
glider Joseph H. Wunlu. "a Mormon.
was mur1sruusly assaulted some nights
1920 from uu ambush, brutnl'y beaten
with clubs and kicked while uucpu-
HUlHus un the ground FlUmWInr lU1-
Iry white farmer was arrested us o.
'uuu.F iH the attack on % charge uf ATE
IuI, with intent to murder
He was prralgnUd Cor trial and soon
after hHu"mon surrounded the court
hour" Hud detailed u committee To- uuil-
fy thu court that the proceedings must
stop. a second committee ut deter
mined regulators took charge uf Elder
WuNH HrI thrvltyuynd Go lynch him
unless hH agreed Co Withdraw the pros
u.utIlu UHl leave the county Fearing
thny would carry their threltn into exc
uuutI0u De- withdrew tho ease. The
prisoner has been liberated by the
mob"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05

American Soldier rcil, How Gcrmans Got
the Information.

Atlanta. Ca. Sept i-rhc gentle
man who claimed Go know how the
French war office secrets reached
Germany. and the names of ihos.r &c.,.
Htrumrntm ln their transfer from
France was seen today by The Atlanta
representative uf The Associated pruss.
All the matter given boz the Jewish
sentiment story Hyut Out la those disc
patches Thursday night was gone over
ana suhttunlnicd az far a. possible,
uui much Information tending 10 utu-
pity and vlucidntc statements made
there was obtained
The additional and highly Interest,"
luE Information was elected that the
lrttefhoads. cnyclOpoH and consular
seals NJ the United States government
were used as safeguard iu trans
hitting the French war office dugu-
mems. from that country 70 Germany
ana also that one uf the chief actors
IN the under ground" system OF the
traffic In French wa. office mgr-
chnndiHe was going on, held the
position OF United States vicg-conHul
In little German city.
HE Informant gives bis name ud
Charles r., heuthrlm. and bis dis
charge papers. which are regular and
duly signed. show that De- was 20 PRE-
waite IN company NJ. Two Hundred and
Second New York volunteers, during
the war with spain. tie was. DC says.
not ut camp drlll over ton minutes,
1cut and later transferred 90 hot.u quar-
tprH division. wh,ra Doc became brigade
clerk. tie accompanied thH Two Hun
lrud and Second New York 90 cuba and
lu addition 90 duty ns brigade clerk was
called upon 90 perform the duties OF
photographer az the court murtIuls held
from time Co time at Pirur del Rio,
where the New York regiment WAS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05
FRENCH LEADERS ALARM.
It IS 0eeisionsd by Fear Of Trouble From he
DreJus Verdict.
Artl-Dreyns Organizations prcpRr-
ing 90 Engage In Outbreaks
Troops In Headlines.

Renncs. Sept, As the end Of the
Droyfus trial comes within sight. tho
French government iH beginning 90 dis
play fears that the verdict may give
rise to troubles, and orders have just
been received by two regiments Of in
fantry aud one cavalry regiment all
ready within hail OF Henncs. 60 hold
themselves In readiness 20 march on
the town at the nrHt sign OF disorder
10 occupy all strategic puiuta and rec
press all manifestations Ia their In
cuutiuu.
Local nnti-DrpyfuH organizations by
their iutl.flrulru articles have already
singled uut furDIEuura HH enemies Of
The country and there lH little doubt
that foreign Journalists Will Dee the first
victims VI the violence uf tho mob. not
Hu much AnElo.suN0nH uH Austrian.
German ANA Russian Jews. who form IL
majority NJ the press representation uI
their respective CuuUtrIrH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05
o,,cre Free State viii Join the
1,ansyaal Against England
so SAYS LONDON STANDARD
..,o, Thousand Wen WIN Take the
Tield-Iioer- wili Wake no
Wore concessions.

London. Sept 5.-The johannesburg
..,.ropdsut Of the STANDARD says;
u lain from an official who has been
...,..uy striving Tor peace that the
-.r.r L NOW hopeless. The Beers will
...tsbIy declare war at forty-cight
M. notice and viii try 90 raid Nntal
80 tBa British troops arrive. I be-
r.. tb. orange Free State will Join
b.. rrreyaai. but that the Beers in
y,m and Cape Colony win remain
.s.t at thc outset unless irfitntcd By
y. dismissal OF the Cape Colony cnhi-
7e Ua.rs have the fullest conf
t... Iu their magazine rifle and thHlr
IN m mIrksmnnFhlu. state Attor-
IN SHUTS is chief iucltor OF the war
...ft thirty thousand men IN the
hsrsyHnI. aud 10000 in the orange
~ state. VIII take the field"
AwTrF tho crowd NJ couhicting disc
.'t.r.s from south Africa regarding
r' Tr4nsyHnl situation u d. Htlll im-
...,Ibis 90 say exactly what has hap
Eel % seems evident. however.
.t,i President Kruger has Withdrawn
,t. fy,.yUlf franchise which was de-.
5.rdttf Un Great bfltulu'h acceptance
y IUtuaaIb|e conditions regarding
.stln'n}. and has made some sort of
ismu6rIfluE counter suggestions re-
.srlnr % conference,
IA. standard and DlEgurH News
..r5s what purports 10 be "a report "
~ safrgt session Of the Voiksrnnd on
Sunday According 10 this account
NJ yolksraad not only determined 10
r.sct the nve-yrur proposal, but also
a.,tiy opposed President Kruger
yatlnr Cupct0Wn, urs resolved To-
-its q stand Tor the uhrnrntlon Of
rsFtnd'a claim o. HuEernluty. The
~ organ then asserts. The gov
.,-nsrt both tho l,uudH and the
ri-fh5rr feel that they have offered
III th.y Intend 90 ourr and are now
rt5'v.i TO stand or fall by this dcciH-
U5.r statements OF this kind. coupled
yut Ha arrests ut JohnunoHburE
l5.ik louder than the wriggling pre-
i.stss df Pretoria about arriving ut
Ia Understandings Certainly Mr
varergnny and the other refugees
I'M r1t b. iu o. hurry Co return tn
lharHtshurF on account NJ the ilno
.unngdr ~ the state attorney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05
SPECIAL voLuNtrrn nrcInrNr.


San Francisco. Sept Ut De- poasi-
bic that epccial volunteer regiment
81 Infantry viii Doe raised Zoo this city
90 enter the neld against the Filipino
army captain Gylry 0f ha Dii.fus.
MIA heavy ariIl'Ury.whl has luai br1ue.
his boys back from DuyIt.. ua- fh.
nwt officer Co conceive aud telegraph
Co Washington the idea OF organizing
another regiment from among tho r.-
turned fighters aud former volunteer
~ th" WDat Permission wua partly
granted. hut the governor 81 california
must approve u before anything can
be- done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Con. Wood, commander 0f tho dis
ttiCt NJ Santiago, left yesterday Tor
Puerto Principe.
The army and navy viii bee well rgp-
fyHntol ut ihn Chicago day parade %
v" given October o.
Mrs. Sarah A. Baker. VINO has just
died az Forest Home. Philadelphia. was
the oldest American actress.
According 60 "a dispatch 10 London
Daily Mail from Kobe, Japan the
Morgan city la q total wreck
Thrce new coHgs of plague and one
death from the disease. were reported
az nporto. Spain, yesterday.
Victoria, H. e.. reports the steamer
Danube arrived with 100 passengers and
100000 In treasure from Alaska,
Emperor William has arrived at
sirDsburg for the purpose OF attending
the autumn military munuuvors.
Ernest George Henry Arthur
Vaughan, sixth earl uf LlFhuruc. Is
dead. lie was born July 3d. lsG2
H.nyy rains sunday night aud Mon.
day dld much damage Co crops in Or--
gpn. Washington and Northern Idaho,
The car and Czatlna uf Russia arr
rived ut Bellevue yesterday, They were
greeted by the entire Danish royal
family.
Dublin corporation has granted fltr
near the rutuulu In Upper sackylllU
street Tor thv proposed statue uf
OhnrlcH stewart purnvll.
The National pustunicr Cl,rks' asao.
citation is holding annual convention
loo Memphis with about seventy five
delegates present
R1ron Won Ten % Russian. has pur-
chlsai q sealing vessel ana vii. under.
take am expedition into the north polar
regions next HpTlug.
The resignation of tho Argentine
ministers o. regarded as u CuuurWuu=
ton VI the policy of Gen. RbcnH regard
inr Brazil ana tho delivery OF the mis-
sllnB treaty
Putnam y. Strong. son OF cN-Mnyor
strunk uf New York, who wua in New
York recently, has declined the APP
polntmcnt " major In the Forty.second
rgimcnL u, 8, V, Infantry
RIO de Janlcro has notice from Berlin
that the Duke ~ SAKE has sold 90 the
German government lands ln Santa
Catherine estimated az over 1000
square leagues
The Trades Congress opened at
Plymouth, England, yesterday. Mrssrs
O'COnnell and Tracey. the Amori-
can delegates, Were among those
prevent "' '"e lh'''"' SESSION.
Port au Prince rcporta an incendlary
IT. W we nuo N'pupl'n l',ultlnt W.
N.Y.. nv uvH,l a. uo" vt '"gu'S uullullha,
~ m,,,l,,u,, I. ol w ilI, I'pa i ,lll,H'
"''' '"'u''' u" ''''"''""h VIC "'''''''
Rov. william Monntt. u. D.. Ill. H..
twcnty-eight years president NJ ErHklne
yo,rt,, 1ou ", NV Sk'sl ol N.Y. g
49, 1870, g'sGt vs. -, '''''
90
The TsuuE II YamDn tChinvse foreign
ofilce) has offered the Italians mining
rights IN the Nlng-lll district but the
snd y. iit'eiy ~, r,,,.., r,r1piIr,ti ons say
Sir Robert Thrcslr Reid. Q. G., for
merry attorney general OF Gvnt Brit
am yesterday concluded ms argument
before the Anglo Venezuelan boundary
England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05

Mothers u children affected ,vrb
GROUP or severe cold need not hesit, r'
20 administer Chambcrlain's Coupn
cutIC iu amy form and may be f,iy.r
us confidently 90 the babe "a ~ &
adult The gront success that hns e.
tended Cos uso In tho treatment of coi,
and Group has won Tor Il the apprny II
and praise u has received throneho,,f
the United States and In many foreie m
lands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05

u v,hh..nsi1n, Sept. i.-senator Carter
t5,1 .'',.Al who has Just returned
INV. european trip. was al the
f-.r.. ' l.'" Today and. after q con-
y, t.H.llh the President. stated that
M a. NlllI'y would be- compelled to
h, ny nls contemplated trip through
r5-l' ITO would attend the core
rsF nv naing the laying N the cor
Or,5ba- OF ,he Chicago poatofncc on
fi5tsbitt nut u was altogether Inn
Vsft XIV. 'i.l De would get farther
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05

WIN Meet On September ~ ~ o uIrh
Court, In important onss..

Paris. Sent t-prosidont Loubat
h1H Issued u decree naH1mbIInr Inc
senate un sept 10 nH % high court.
u is understood the trials viii Iu.
cludc charges both uf conspiracy Hnd
ntiymrir against the Internal safety
~ tho state.
The decree names pfucursur gsnsrHi
Hafnfl and MAJ, Fourier and Her.
b, ,uN q" represent the state before the
high count.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05

Chicago, sept tn the presence M
chief % Police Ripley and Inspector
shea, and before u notary public.
Herman Hlnlhhusou. who. with Hluh-
ard llonCrk was arrested late saturday
night chnrsHd with the murder NJ
Richard knDlI0r their former school
mate, made run confession uf the
crime today Revenge and not jealousy
NJ % woman, according Goo ilunlhuuauu.
was the motive. The hlliug was done
by iiJucgk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05
INV DrMooHArIc IrAprn.
johnson Of Kan.a. is slated for niE
Iieco ~ WORK.

Chicago. Sept Tho Chronicle says;
y. ~. Johnson. OF Kansas iH Co Doe the
uutlNH manager 90 the work NJ the
Democratic national committee 90 all
of its branches until after the adjourn
Wrut OF The next national convention.
Mr johnson ls slated 90 assume charge
~ permanent headquarters that viii be-
opened In Chicago Immediately after
the conference 90 be held ut the
Auditorium u week from next Monday.
A. chairman OF the executive CONF
mlttoc, he Will direct the plans % or
gnnlzntlnu now under consideration IN
q majority u the States. A. member
NJ the press committee be- viii be- vest
Cd with plunury powers that viii enable
him 60 carry out the Ideas % the party
leaders lu the conduct % the press
bureau. Ills membership ON the ways
and means committee was euutHrrHl 90
place the responsibility FOR the man
ugcmont " that important nuNllIary OF
the national committee directly on the
shoulders of national committeeman.
The task that has been cut out Tor
Mr., Johnson appears az first r. big ONE,
but the details uf the work viii be- de
Nldud between go many uburliuutgs.
that the real burden viii not Dee very
heavy after the new machinery o. rum
ming ln order
After the chicago headquarters are
established. % ls Alr. Iuhusou'a iuteu-
ton practically Go take up his reHliDucv
ln Chicago
Aside from tho various schemes OF re-
organization that acc tu De carried 90 20
conclusion. the now executive commit
Tee viii adopt plan Tor performing o.
vast amount NJ preliminary campaign
work that would have 10 be- done next
year within o space NJ n few months
States like Nebraska, Ohio. Iowa and
Kentucky IN which general elections
are tu boz held 10 November viii ba fur
uished with literature bearing upon the
Issues uf imperialism. trusts and mu-
nicipul Ownership that have been lncur-
pprnicd IN the platform adopted By the
several state conventions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05
ram or CAPTAIN mrSHv.
,"hg lsports ~ to Ills Death,
'"''''F by Accident or a Murder.

no y, ., N'.ahsHnd, Wash. Sept. 1.-The
t.5 t captain Horny of Inc American
Cabs a NH Wakefield, while rounding
mysl.ll'.h' SCENE 10 be- ghroudod Ia
f.ga|g.' according 10 mail alyires Just
aHi h.. H.Ie from Port Stanley Falk-
re,-, ,,''ntH. ON August n rcports
Ctbi.I- ,NiH city 10 the eject that
ub,l. ll'1ry of tho cyrus Wakefield.
by b,i,.NNlIns Cape Horn. was killed
No H., .'hed again0t the cabin OF
tutbi r nl an Immense sea. which
he In , N'ok OF the ship. Accord
P n rl received here today by
B.,t' hgss from hls brother Alfred
sbriI "l1 lH mn undertaken AT Port
mst ~ appears that CAPTAIN Henry
Who 5a.n at the hands OF HE mate.
Cap,strI ,lH The heat OF passion. hit
arn.r, iienry on the head with "a
"'e's hammer, aud after tho deed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05

Governor Of nomhsy Admits that the
Situation u serious.

Bombay. soHt 5-Lord s1ndhurst.
governor Of Bombay In the course OF 1,
~ the monsoon not only the plague was
ln the mldHt 81 the people. but grim
famine was staring nt them. He cx-
pressed the hope that tho September
rains would come to their relief and
stated that In the meantime arrange
monta would be made 90 open relief
routes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05
DEATHS AZ MANILA
Coo OH. Report, Long List Of Victim.
to Disease.


to Disease.
Washington. Sept. i.-=Gcn. otis has
at.ai thp war department the follow
ilg Death report
Uhuu.o aantory--August goth. ia
C3 1ohle company l.. Twelfth infan-
v August 2sth. Thomas Qulnuo.
Fourth cavalry; August 3ist. Frederick
a. Huj1H. uulrefmnstrr sergeant
ampiuy -. TWeuty-nrst Infantry Au-
uu uth. Palmer ilealsun. company ~.
n.d Infantry September End. George
% Dahl company u, Fourteenth infan-
~.
Acute pyHgntcry- August 3Oth. John
Kane company g. Seventeenth infun-
iT September lst. John ". Furat.
hr.ial corps, Robert NJ. Nuaor. NInth
lrlriy.
ChrJnIc gasirltls-Auguat 9th. Will
lla Shock company X, Twcnty-scc-
Infantry
ltiaiInli Obstructlon-August 3ist.
VILLAIN T.. Seward, company q, Twcn-
V.1ri Infantry
TUh6Id Foytr-August gSth. Edwin
j. I'bar company y, Third infantry,
August slHL George Guess, corporal
mny T. ninth infantry September
.i Thomas Ralph, company NJ, Twen-
N.HUul Infantry
-lulm0nl- August g5th. Charles
l.h. sHIgglnt company 4, Nineteenth
llal'} Hugh 49, Noble. company O.,
sltn.'eHth Infantry.
NtfhHusH August goth, Robert A.
.Iial First Washington.
Atalngits-Au August goth. Frederick G.
slh4li corporal company -. TWEEN
N-h Kansas
lnemh-August TN. Elmer Ray
-a company D.. Nineteenth infantry
aNWeHy August 3Oth, Otto n. BUc-
'.. company q, Fourth cavalry.
~ lHam. September ist.
W " buhmaun. company X. First