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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Ell RECONCENTRADO'S AIM.
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Ludlow aud Mayor La Costc.

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FIND OUT YOURSELF.

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night. II stops that sealdinW pain when
passing urine and correcta the bad ef-
fects OF whisky and beer,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Los Angeles. Cal. Aug g.-Ladon
with relies Of the elm dwcllors REV.
Dr. George L. Cole has returned from
Journey 90 the ruined cities OF south
eastern Colorado and New Mexico.
valuable results were secured by cN-
caNutiuna Ia AN ancient cummuneaI
dW"iui0 no. yet unnamed, which stands
uu Gins OF the Santa BE river. four
teen miles from Espanlo There were
not less than LOCO rooms In the larger
building IN ltH prime. II was 2iOXl0O
$500 10 G,0OO people living In the pueblo.
Among The bones taken from the bur
inl mounds were woman's fomur
nineteen Inches long.showing q gluntrss
seven ana ono-hnlf feet tall The cliffs
ON which the ruin Stands rise "A thou
sand feet above the surrounding coun.
try
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Denver, colo. Aug. "a double ira
gcdy that seems TO have been due 10 "a
lovers quarrel, occurred In the carly
hours this morning near River Front
park. At 1880 O'Clock the people living
IN the uelghborhood of Thlrty-second
ana Clear Creek avenue heard faint
calls Tor help. Investigation disclosed
George Bond In the street with "a bul.
let wound Ia his breast and covered
with blood. Later the dead body OF
Holdle Mckpnkic was found several
blocks distant with two bullet wounds
in her breast Bond denies having
Killed his sweetheart and says that
some one unknown 20 him shot them
both, Appearances indicate that tho
wounds were not inflicted by person
standing az any distance. FOR the cloth.
ms ~ Miss Mckenzie was burned with
the pr Of the revolver and the shirt
on lFond'H breast was scorchod.
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a Trapper Tells How the Jessie Party
Was Killed.

san Francisco. Aug. g.-The Examln-
~ prints a letter from Nuylvak island.
Alaska. written by "a trappcr whose
name 10 not given. which confirms the
suspicion that the members OF the Jrs-
sio expedition were murdered by In
dians and not drowned as has been pre-
fcrring to the wreck Of the Jessie at
the mouth OF the Kuskowln river says.
Il have II for fact that an hands
got ashore. and while sleeping were
killed and robbed by the Indians and
their bodies taken some distance from
shore and put into the sea. How I
learned these facts was through my
wife who IN an Indian woman. and
some days after the wreck visited her
relatives at kuskuwin river. where aho
was told that the people of the Jessie
were murdered while asleep"
The persons constituting the eNpcdi-
tlon We're:
W. r. Rcnton. Tennessee: n. ID.
Frlurson. Tennessee; DR. u. Allen. Ken
lucky; A. q. Stetson. Seattle. Harry
lIedrcen Seattle. T.. 4. Lines. ConncC-
tlcut. O. +. Amnud. Seattle. Engineer
kenslor. - Smnllhousc: q. N. Whit
chell: J, r. Murphy. Kentucky. Ell
knudson, GcnCHo, Idaho; CLIFFORD Hurr.
England. the Rev, n. Weber. wife
and two children. Japanese cook.
The wreck Of the vessel occurred
June eS. 1855 The United States gov
crnmont, II o. stated. has decided Co in
NcstiEnte the matter. and with this OBJ
ieCt IN view has ordered the revenue
cutters CorNln and Perry TO proceed
TO the scene Of the tragedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

New York, Aug "a special to the
Tribune from Saratoga says;
Mayor Van Wyck. Of New York,
Joined hla brother at the Grand Union
hotel. whore the Van wyck boomers
keep politlcB on tap almost every hour
In the day The eN-justice and the
southern Democratic contingent formed
q large and noticeable ph1lanN on the
spacious piazza. The general con-
vcrsntiOn drfted IN the direction OF
what was characterized as ivan
Wycks Increasing strcnCth" Col j. A.
Glllis ~ Mississippi. who Joined the
informal conference on tho piazza, was
most emphatic 10 hi8 statement that
Van Myck was gaining strength from
day 10 day On the South. lie added
that the silver Issue was not az popular
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TO PREVENT riLInusrEnrSo.
brooke WIN Not Aliow Expeditions In
Jiminet' Interest to Leay. Cuba.

New York. Aug. "a special to the
Herald from Washington says:
Gen. Brooke was given instructions
today 10 prevent at an hazards any
nilihustering expedition In Jiminez' In
tgreHt. leaving cuba.
According 10 the Views Of the officials
here and evidently also those of the
President ana Secretary Root. the
United States u as much obligated
To- prevent violation Of the neu.
trallty laws In Cuba as In tho United
States.
The charge d'affaircs " the Domlni-
can country IN this city has called the
attention 81 the authorities to the con-
tcmplnted expedition, and he was as
Hured that everything possible would
be- done 10 prevent a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Washington, Aug. S.-Reports re-
ccived by the director OF the mint show
that go Tar this season the amount OF
gold received at Seattle from the Alas
kan gold fields aggregates about 81 900, 70
July The amount Fn Tar received nj
san FranoiEco ia approximately S2,1OO.-
600. There amounts however. do not
roprcncnt the cntlre output % the fields,
nA largo quantities are supposed 10
have boon held for later shipment and
considerable amounts are believed ~
have been brought into the States by
other routes than San Francisco and
Seattle
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moNsrrR rossIL pINosArR.
Carnegie Museum Party Unearths an a
most Perfect One Near Laramie.

Carnegie Museum Party Unearths an A
most Perfect One Near Laramie.
Laramie. wyo,. Aug. S.-Dr. W. J..
Holland Of tho Carnegie museum.
PlttsburE, Pa. who has II large force
OF scientific people working the great
fossil quarry near Laramie. was seen
today. ana it was learned that the
doctor, j. n, Workman. ANA Mr.. Arthur
'ogHhall, formerly Of the American
museum Of natural history who have
charge OF the work Va the car
negic have discovered ana cNhumed a
monster fossil dinUsuur In % perfect
state OF preservation and have
obtained nearly the whole of this new
species ~ diplucodue, one uf the mann
moth dinosaurs which existed iu 1uraH-
Vie times. and be- has already O more
complete restoration OF this species
than all the other institutions OF the
country combined.
This animal ~ called double
raftercd" and had long neck tail
and hind legs and short fore legs. the
whole length of the animal being sixty
feet and ID stood twenty feet high at
the hips the thigh bone. or femur be-
Ing six feet long and fifteen Inches In
diameter aud had head like Il frug.
we found the animal near the sur
flcc," said Dr. Holland land We have
already the vprterbrll column the
centrum ~ the largest vcrtChrn be-
lng twelve inches ln diameter, eighteen
ribs which nrr about six feet long. tho
entire pelvic glrdle, which ~ something
very few persons have gotten com-
plete most 81 the bones OF the legs aud
fest and / believe we viii get them all
We also have nearly all the cerylcal
yertebra and are following them into
the blum and hope to get the bones OF
the head"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
siAv Thousand Soldiers for the
Fall Campaign,
WILL BE A VIGOROUS ONE.
a., IN. wen aud Munitions Necessary
an n. sent secretary root De
termined to End the War

,,,,sburr. n. Y. Aug. s.--'rhc war In
,,. philippines is TO be prosecuted win
yirsr that ought to result In speedy
.,,i,p OF hostiItics The correspond
~ the Associated Press saw secre-
.,,, Of War Root tonight In the otiice
u Inc Hotel Champlain just after he
"a s,ld goodbye 20 the President ana
"a preparing 10 take the 9.i5 train
~ washington. Tho secretary re-
,.rred 10 hls visit 90 piattaburg bar
-,et. this afternoon. where he Wit
-s.ssd a rcglmcntal driil OF the Twon-
fy.siyth regiment under command u
csi Rice. This regiment has been re-
emitted and organized In @ little over
f5ur weeks and they drilled like 'o'a
arbs progress which the officers and
men 1f the Twonty-alXth regiment nave
made in drilling IN 30 short time j.
.Irnrfy marvellous" said Mr.. Root II
sb8wi the wonderful power Of the
United states when ten regiments ~
volunteers can be recruited, organized
drilled and equipped FOR active service
IN the field In 30 short time
"Wlu the war In the Philippines be
prosrcutcd vigorously from now onf'
asked the correspondent.
Nj Root turned ON his heel anu re-
pnod. Yes. sir. the war IN the Philip.
pines from now on will be prosecuted
vIh an possible energy. The men, ull
mo arms and an the supplies neces-
sary 10 end the trouble 10 the Islands
wiii be furnished al the earliest ppi-
aIbis moment
How large a force Will be Mt the
disposal u the commanding general
thefc9' was asked.
There viii be- $1,000 men there ready
f1r active service at the close Of the
r1lny season. about the last uf october,
and more will be sent there " nccca-
rary."
A. 90 tho rumor published In some
III the papers that President Mckinley
and be- were not agreed upon the
policy 60 be pursued In the Philippines,
Mr. Root said. "of course. that u all
nonsense
When asked whether Gen. otis would
D. relieved OF the command OF the
American forces IN the Philippines, Mr..
Root replied that he had nothing TO
say ON that point az this time.
ID would be Impossible Tor anyone TO
De more emphatic or determined than
Secretary Root la In his avowcd policy
OF ending the trouble In the Philippines.
He seldom talks Tor publication, ana
the fact that he had Just come from
two days conference with President
Mckinley adds interest 20 his words.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

90 Il once was In the Southern States.
Ex-senator 81. -. Butler, uf South
Carolina. who recently came out against
bryan. aud former Ambassador J. d.
Eu1tlH Of Louisiana, are expected here
next Monday. where they Will assist
Judge Joseph j. WillDtt of Alabama.
who iH to arrive ON that date. o. formal
ly launch the Van Wyck boom Tor the
presidency. The southern Democrats
now in Saratoga are intensely In earn
est about the Van Wyck boom. They
make uo cuuccalment OF their bitter
opposition to Bryan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Alexander Va. Aug. S-Ben.
Thompson, colored. q years OF age.
was lynchcd here nj 1880 tonight for
attempting an assault on Lillian Clark
the elght-year-old daughter of Edward
police made determined efIort To pre-
vent the mob. which gathered around
the Jail about II o'clock. from obtain
Ing possession Of the prisoner. but
We're unsuccessful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

London, Aug. s.-Andrcw Carnegie
telegraph 90 the Associated Press
from SElbo castle, saying; Il have no
Intention tu perform the duties uf JUS
tlcc of the peace or OF deputy lleuicn-
I understand these offices are
usually held by the owner NJ the Skibo
cHtatoH. In any case they are only hone
orury. 1 being an American citizen"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Chicago. Ang. "a special TO the
Times from Victoria, u. e.. says:
Senator BcycridEe OF Indiana re-
turned by the steamship Empress OF
ChInt from Manila, which point he left
ON july 10. accompanied by Mrs. Bey-
erldge and two leading residents of the
Philippine colony OF Americans. j. Dom
Ian and a. ". Wood each OF whom has
made Manila his home FOR more than
"a quarter Of century.
You may say Senator BcvcrIdEc
replied 10 "A question. that absolutely
decline to express any opinion at the
present time as Co Gen Otis. the future
Of the Philippines or anything else"
Donlan and Wood also refused to be
interviewed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Washington. Aug. s-Thc report that
Admiral Dewey will go to Rome tomor-
TOW where he win be given an audience
~ The pope. and win later visit Lon
l9h en- route home excited general IN
lsiest NJ the navy department today,
though the department has not been
appIlted Of this program, For many
reasons the officers of the navy Will be
pleased II the admiral visits London.
me eordiality of the relations between
lhe TWO countries and the fraternizing
tplnl shown by British and American
army ana naval officers toward each
o'her would, they believe. Insure Tor
'he admiral a gratifying reception,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

New York, Aug "a special 10 the
tribune from Halifax says.
\ statement on the Alaskan boundary
question was made by George H. Alur-
ray, premier NJ Nova Scotia. who has
Just returned from the British islands.
Premier Murray went TO London three
months ago 10 iloat new provincial
loan IN the form Of Inscribed stock for
the consolidation Of certain bonded I'M
dcbteducss uf this province. The
amount " the loan was 100000 II ,vns
subscribed for twice over aud ON all
bids was above par. The question
How DO the British people review
Cuuuln's attitude on the Alaskan
boundary difficulty" Mr. Murray said
AN that ! can properly Fly il that
the British seem 90 be- particularly
anxious 20 have an matters OF possible
friction between Canada and the Unit
ed states nWlcahly settled. IL might
occur To some one that there il "A M
tle too much auNiety IA that direction
hut after all no person can fail 10 see
the advantage Of bringing this about.
need scarcely say that the people on
the other side Ut the water are not able
10 understoni the refusal OF the United
states 10 orbltratc fully the matter"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
ooURrs ~ Tur rnIIrrINrs,
"ensral OTIS Order Establishing Them
Received by the W Department.

hecelved by the W p Department
, Washington. Aug. S.-The orders OF
zen. otis estab. shlng courts In the
rhluppines have been received by the
SW department, on June 9TH an or
~ was Issued In which courts Of first
s'anee In the province NJ Manila and
VIC courts N peace In the city OF Ma
qua We're established as they were prior
w august ~. 1895, ON SO Tar as com
E.lple with the supremacy OF the
anl the exercise OF military govcrn-
ment therein"
lhe province IL divided into districts
KY ths Judges. district attorneys ANA
'NsNeea q TIE peace are named. An
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Washington, Aug. 9.--As was oxpect-
cd by officials, the demand ON Monday
in New York Tor gold certificates In
exchange for gold coin under Secretary
Cages order OF last Saturday ,yus yorv
heavy Twenty ur more banks were
early represented at the United States
hub-ticlauty with requests FOR cN-
change In large amounts and Assistant
Treasurer Jordan. f0reseeing his In.
ability TO meet, except IN part. the busI-
ness through the treasury, refused 10
make any cNchangcn ana notified the
treasury officials that his supply OF GER
uhcatcs would be soon exhausted The
department, however wired air. Jordan
tu make the exchange whenever rc-
quired, ana II his stock should be run
short he would be supplied from the
bureau OF engraving and printing.
The requests Tor exchange In Bnlu-
more, II Is said, were not heavy nor
was Il IN Washington. where the total
amount Of certificates asked for was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Cleveland. o.. Aug "a West Park
avenue electric car NJ the Big Cousull-
duteud line was blown up near Euclid
car was badly torn The moturmau
name not yet known. was badly hurt
The place Of the explosion was near
Wade Park entrance ON Wade Pork
avenue. o. very lonely spot The trucks
We're blown from under tho ear. The
single passenger ON board was unhutJ
The perpetrators uf the deed escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

or those named have Spanish names.
The secrotarlcr % the courts are dl-
rrcted 90 report 20 Lieut.. col. y. W.
~. Crowdor. Judge ydyocate OF the
Philippines.
ON order dated June goth directed the
consolidation of the offices OF copy
rights, patents and trademarks. admin
lstcrcd ns separate bureaus heretofore,
and capt. George =. Ahern, Ninth In
fnntry. Is placed IN charge.
ABritish Commander Crlticlscs otis.
san Francisco. Aug. g.-speciais from
Fict1rlu. 49, g.. state that Commander
r. s. ST. John OF the British warrhip
Peacock. who has arrived there on tho
Empress OF Japan. severely Crltlciscs
the management Of the Philippine Cum-
pnign by Gen. Otis. lie is quoted ny
saying that Gen. OTIS Is "A silly old
man without knowledge Of the u~ccssi.
Ties or the responsibilities Of his post
ton. without ability TO improve Il. The
very nrst action of his government
should be- his recall. II II a pitiful thing
to see the sacrifice N the tall. splendid
men N the American Holdicry TO his
gross incumpetcncy."
lie also expressed the opinion that
the American fatalities would aggre-
gate 5000. adding that the facts could
not be told. owing TO the press censor
ship. lie predicted that u Otis N lett
to direct the army of occupation the
Americans viii virtually be defeated
for he said. the rebels will be- able
to hold their own, save within the
cities Of Manila and lliolo. and perhaps
few square miles round about, and
do as they please"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

considerably less than 100000 Re-
ports from other Huh-trouHury cities
have not yet been received.
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SCENES IN RENNEs.

as l@s sGf @s mot e: important cit, France The D9 court martial makes this " "
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Returning Volunteers In Nokahsma Win
Mnch rralsr for Good CondneL

Victoria. u, G.. Aug. Snail ndvlces
from the orient per steamer Empress
u China. say:
Yokohama has been rejoicing Of late
in the visits Of returning American
soldiers. and their countrymcn here
have every reason TO be proud u the
conduct and bearing OF the regiments
which have landed.
Last week the government trans
ports brought the Ngbruskns. Utahs
and Ponnsylyaulns. Nearly 2 800 men
for two days thrungcd the streets, and
yet during the entire time there was not
u single arrest FOR drunkenness nor the
slightest occasion Tor police Interior
succ on any score.
The boys were rupremply happy,
not only In their new found paradise.
but most Of Oh In the fact that u IL ON
their way home. ~ tail forms at
tfact.d universal attention. while their
thin faces. uccentuutlug the Yankee
type. bore witness tn The terrible hard
ships they had undergone. and ELECTED
universal sympathy.
The coming OF the first fleet % trans
ports was unexpected, and for It the
American community was unprepared.
But nov the ladies have organized to
glye an the boys who landed here u
i5fetastc N the reception which awaits
them az home.
Next sunday the Celorado1 are to
come on the Warren. ana everything
VIII be- done to show them that Amcri-
cans living abroad have not forgotten
their duties Of hospitality. nor are lack
lug In appreciation ~ those who have
been lighting for their country's nag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Washington. Aug. S.-Gen. shufter to-
day reported 90 the war department
BY telegraph the following field re,
turns:
General field returns: First NcbraH-
ka-Flrst commissioned. forty-siN; pro-
NOTED from ranks. eighteen; resigned,
hiieen, discharged, two. killed and died
or wounds. three; remaining to be mus
tered out. forty-four. Total enlisted.
l!'5i total enlisted Joined regiment L.
80 discharged, 1926; killed and died Of
wounds, thirty-thrcc. died OF disease,
twenty-five; drowned. one; deserted,
two transferred. Ave; remaining to be
mustered out. $50.
General Held rcturns-'renth Pennsyl-
Nanla Total commissioned, thirty-iye;
promoted from the ranks, i've; rec
signed, six. died Of disease, one; re-
naming 10 be mustered out. thirty
ihrce Total enlisted, 500 discharged,
~ Killed and died OF wounds, fifteen;
dlei OF disease, six transferred, six
teen remaining 20 be mustered out 1888.