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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19
ARMY REORoANizArIoN.


Washington. April is.-Thc question
of calling for volunteers under the
army reorganization bill for service IN
the Philippines. was not discussed In
the cabinet meeting today. The nd.
miniatration seems TO be awaiting de-
velopmcnta before deciding this quea-
ton. The administrations view was
thus expressed by cabinet offieer
after the session today:
Certainly, II the Fiiiplnos continue
TO resist as they have done, more
troops viii be necessary, but we an-
ticipate a decided change In the altua-
ton shortly. There are two things In
my opinion. which viii bring It about:
First. the Elnpinos must realize
noon. N they do not already. that night
ing Americans II very different pro-
position than lighting spanlarda. They
must see that We are aggressive ana
that to stand out much longer VIII
entail useless sacrifice In the end.
Second. they must already he be-
ginning 10 appreciate the difference
between our methods and Intentions
and those OF the Spanlards. whose
yoke has been thrown on. our treat
ment OF the prisoners cannot hut have
Impressed them, and soon They VIII
realize that we have no intention OF
crushing them, and saddling thcm with
lot OF blood-auolSling officials. our
purpose IL 10 bring order out Of chaos,
TO establish good government with
the widest measure OF self-goyern-
ment by the natives, and when this II
more fully realized. ! believe the In
nuence OF the leaders who are ambl-
uous for their personal aggrandize-
menl, VIII fall away. and that the
natives VIII readily acquiescc IN our
control"
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CONSOLIDATING
DEPARTMENTS.
In the Eastern Extremity Of the
Island Of Cuba.
OUTBREAKS OF BRiGANDAGE
lenses Against Municipal author
lite. Committed.

New York. April ia dispatch to
the Tribune from Havana says. Now
that the cuban army In on the point
OF melting away and the political agl.
tations ~ which the military assem-.
bly, ut Cerfo was 30 long the center
have been effectively qulctcd. little re.
mains to check a rapidly growing sense
Of public tranquility throughout the
In the last ton DAYS much has been
made " certain clashes between the
police and American soidicry here In
Havana ana ~ various reported out.
breaks u hrlEandaEc IN this aud other
provinces. hut these disturbances are
purely " minor aud Incidental Import
nnco. Two soldiers have been Killed
IN riots In Ncdndo nnd other suburbs
whore United States troops have been
qunrtofcd II has uniformly been found.
however, that IN cases whore American
soldiern have come into contact with
the police the soldiers have been clear
~ Go blame, NThcrc have been humid
reds of Instances IN Havana. Ia which
drunken noldicrn have resisted arrest
and committed oil sorts Of offonNca
against the municipal authorities.
In cases such na the last days may
have Statutory effect In restoring the
status % the policeman IN keeping pub.
llr order. As 60 tho recent alleged APP
pcnrnncca Of brlgnnda In this province
the military authorities rcmain more or
lees fkcpilcal. IN an open and popul-
Gus country like that around Havana
professional briFandnrc IL impossible.
u out IN n week. In Santiago prov
incc. the home ~ professional bandits
for generations, the wild and inncceaal.
bic character ~ the back country lends
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A BIC CLASH IN PROSPECT.
Arbitrary Assumption OF boundary
Line Causes the Trouble Men Feel
Neglected by Governments.

SkaFuay. April II. via Seattle. wash.
April iS..-Thcrc In a strained feel
INK cxirtiiy towards the Canadian oiii-
cinis aH ttq result Of their arbitrary
assumption Of the summit as boun-
dairy line. anvil II would not take much
TO create an open demonstration and a
resort to arms. should the Canadians
attempt any further encroachmenta ON
American territory.
while there was no truth In the re-
ported battle between minors and
mounted police ON tho boundary line In
the purcupinc district. II u stated that
a forward move was contemplated by
the canadians. ana all nrrnngvmcnts
had been perfected to move the boun.
Diary line far enough toward the coast
To embrace the rich diggingn OF the
porcuplna river. The miners In there,
numbering about 200. had few deter
mined leaders. Word was sent 10 the
mounted police that their attempt 90
cncruach on American territory would
result IN bloodrhcd. As the Americans
are In the majority. the Canadians
rcconsldercd their intention.
n corresponding move from the SUM
mti TO fknEuay was also planned, and
II IN tho knowledge OF those contcm-
plntcd movements thnt has aroused
feeling Of antagonism here against the
Canadians that viii yet result In nafi-
Gus trouble n the boundary question II
not settled soon.
Every American here feels that he
has been neglected ana left unprotcot-
cd by the government nt WASHINGTON
ana that also has added To the bitter
ness ~ feeling which was intensified
10 DANGEROUS point when tho news
came here that the government con-
templated giving the Canadians a port
In Lynn canal.
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rnr TRADE VIM CHINA.
Pacific Coast Goods r'nd'ns - READY
Market In the Ori.nt.


II has heretofore been stated In this
column that there are good prospects
Of opening an Immense trade with
china and Japan In -four. The -four
rate TO the Pacific coart " now az
figure that enables Utah shippers 60
send their product 10 California and
thence TO china. II II now learned
that the Six Companies OF San Fran
cisco have taken a hand In Colorado
Import aud export bunlncsH. Ia fact.
the great Chinese syndicate viii figure
materially Ia Texas and Colorado In
the future.
u. Wing. the manager. and q. " De-
trick. traffic manager ~ the California
and oriental steamship company. have
been la Denver NJ the Brown Palace
hotel In conference with traffic repre-
rcntativcr of the Santa Pc and the
large Wholesale mercantile concerns In
Denver and several contracts VIII be
closed just after AIR. Wing reaches San
FranciFco.
Tho siS Companies have formed
strong alliance with the now Santa fc
steamship line, operating from San
Diego 10 Yokohama and Hong Kong.
under the name Of the California and
oriental steamship company. The idea
10 10 build NJ large business between
the United States and China on q rcoip-
fochl basis. the Six Companies taking
largely OF cotton. Hour. canned goods
aud products OF that nature from the
Pacific coast and Western States.
While In Denver Messrr. Wing ana
DERRICK made arrangements whereby
Chinese rice win be- placed on the Dem
Yer market. being shipped direct from
chinese ports. II IN claimed the Chi
ncsc cereal II Of superior quality 10
that now being received aud sold from
the South.
II also contracted for large
shipment Of Texas cotton for china
and Japan. both countries having start.
"a In vigorously In tho manufacturing
line.
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Samoan Commissioners Have Re-
ceived Them.
TRIP LUNCHES WITH HAY.
Accompanies him 20 white House
Commission Given Authority 60
Carry ON Provisional Government.

washington. April is.-Mr. Bartlett
rripp. the United States representa-
tive on the Samoan commission, called
nj the state department today. and was
oioseted with Secretary Hay for half
mn hour. He also conferred for some
time with Third Assistant Secretary
cridlcr, who has been particularly In
charge Of the Samoan negotiations. and
then accompanied the secretary to the
white House. where he was introduced
to President Mckinley before the Cab
met meeting began.
Secretary Hay entertained the sa-
moan high commission at luncheon AZ
his residence today. II was the hrst
time the members Of the commission
had come together. and while the gath
cring was quite Informal and social.
mainly for the purpose OF getting ac-
quaintcd. yet Il afforded an opportunity
for discussing the Samoan topic In us
general phases.
mission tomorrow. The members VIII
make no effort To- keep together on tho
way 10 San Francisco. Nit. Eliot, tho
british member, goes this afternoon.
Mr.. Trip leaves tonight or tomorrow
morning. lie IL anxious to have Mrr:
Iripp accompany mn, 70 snn,oa. az, ~
thlr may ,nrs nn h""s p.'v,
tcach.h. san rInnV,seo, ny"
pcrk '"hNsn '"nl"IrvM ht.. .e ,,...,,t,,.-
Inc ncN.,ni hcnueth su'.u p.s." ~,
formal gathering at SECRETARY Hays
mouse mcfe wv.lu ~ no n'".sn ~"
70 onott 70 enter n'" ~ ns,,. ~.
VIZ samoan puehuyn, "c ,..,i,
nelns 70 leave vVery,mihs op.n "n.'
samoa tcaonca, nv he.n' ,,,s
mAklnk pinnh 70 DC kon' apou, ~,
inhtn.. Ihcy WI rctuIn tpk.,nc' W
MashinH,ph, anu .nci. r.Hpes,n,v
poru Us wen az theit JONI ~ ".
WI DC irnen hetc H"ho UNIV :" WV
e,ry autumn. ..
Ihe ihntrucnonn 70 thc conl.ntnHioh-
ctn nave noch coinps,cu. Ihoy ~.
hilhe w NY c.sehuh rv.pec.s. NY
nre summed UP TO-DAY ny one OF the
niMh commissioners rupr'anuai'y an
io.vwhi
.nc .onniHslon w siNrh cohplet,
au.nory 70 ehrry On q pyvIs' ,,,,a
government Tor samoa. In doing thir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

train with u large party Of officials OF
the Colorado 4 southern ana the Colo
RADIO Feel & Iron company. passed
through Cheyenne last night 10 nad-
ger, on the line ~ the Cheyenne a
Northern. ana from which place a
route for branch 10 Shc HArtvlllc Iron
mines viii b. inspected. Engineers
have been In the fold for some weeks.
ana u IN expected that work upon the
branch win commence not later than
May iHt next The officials OF both the
railroad tni the iron company are got-
ting anxious To have tho spur built, nH
the Burlington II pushing Its line rap
IDLY frum Alliance south. with Hart
willie ms the destination. and the Colo
rada people wish TO get In firHi.
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william sends MeKiniey . Handsome
Volume.

Washington. April is.-Prcsldcnt Me-
Kinicy has received the following from
Emperor william OF Germany
Great and Good Friend; In COM
memoration OF the conservation Of the
Church OF the Savior at Jerusalem.
which took place on October 3int last.
which was 10 important an event Tor
the Evangelical portion OF chrirtcn-
dom. and In which. to my Joy. rep
rcacntative OF the Evangelical synod
OF North America took part. have
caused n number OF copies OF the
artisticnlly executed memorials TO be
executed. and take the liberty here
with 60 send you copy OF this memoir
ial. with the request that you viii
kindly accept Il. Accept the asHur-
nnce OF my distinguished consideration.
WILLIAM H."
berlin Castle. February ~. 1892"
The memorial n beautifully en-
crossed. and bears the autographs OF
Emperor William and Empress Au-
gusta Victoria. The memorial n
condensed history OF Christianity from
tho birth OF Christ. Tho President has
forwarded suitable answer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

plaque, which IL now the third cpl-
demlc. IL again rapidly disappearing.
The mortality. which was $50 daily In
the city. OF bombay. I'VE weeks ago,
has now sunk 10 100 per day. and the
government has dropped the rigorous
rcprranivc measures which u has been
found are Impossible 20 maintain In
definitely In face OF fataiiHtlc rcalgnn-
ton Of natives.
The Madras presidency n fairly free
from the plague. Its climate and soil,
II II argued. being favorable TO the
spread Of the epidemic.
The Bengal presidency has suffered
TO some extent. including Calcutta. but
the situation has not been crave and
the spread OF the plague II now de-
crcaslnE. The fiaffkinc mud has been
very successful.
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Petition OF Volunteer

New York. April is.-Tho following
oablegram from Manila IL printed here:
Manila. April ia petition has beon
prepared by volunteer American sol
dlera on the island OF f.uzon. praying
for their discharge on the island. and
that they shall receive travel pay the
same ~ though they had returned 10
their homes In the United States after
being mustered out. In return FOR this
concession they promise 10 form a ma
tionnl guard here. The petition con-
tains 1000 names.
An infurgent recruiting office IN Ma.
Mia was raided by the provost guard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19
Return ct Volunteers.

Washington. April is-Gcn. corbln
says nothing further has been done re-
Tardlng the return of volunteer troops
from Manila. " the troops could be
spared. there nrc no transports avail
able to bring them home and viii not
DO for some time. II IN said that the
transports now ON the way for Manila
aud those which viii leave In a few
days. viii return with volunteers. The
war department officials think that by
June LIST. there win be enough trans
want to come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

Washington. April is.-'rhc cabinet
meeting was devoted entirely 90 tho
consideration OF the cuban debt ducH-
ton. Some objections were raised to
Secretary Algcr'a plan for u general OK
tension for one year. and commissions
to settle further extensions. and he was
requested TO revise his order 30 as to
provide straight extension for three
years without complicated details. In
tcrcat rates win not be changed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

Berlin, April iS.-L1at December Or.
Enncr, who then claimed Ia have Just
returned from an extended tour Of the
German colonies, was granted long
audience by Emperor William. who was
greatly Interested In his narrative and
who rewarded him with a second class
crown order. 4 number OF doubling
coioniala have. by investigating and
examining ESacr shown him to be
rank impoatcr, II In added that he
now admits that he never saw tho
places he described.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

ache, headache, nervous tired
feeling, painful menstruation and
leueorrhma.
l took four bottles OF Vegetable
Compound, ono box Of Liver
Pills, and used one package Of
sanativc Wash, and am now well.
thank you again for the good
you have done for me, -ELLA u.
BREssER, East Rochester, Ohio,
Great numbers OF such letters ar
the above are constantly being re-
ccived by Mrs. Pinkham from wo-
men who owe misunderstanding
plncss 10 her advice and medicine,
Mrs. Pinkhnm's address Is
Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is OF.
Tered free to all suffering women
whoare puzzled about themselves,
fyou have baelsache don't neg
lect II or try hcrolcally TO work II
down." you must reach the root OF
tho trouble, and nothing will do
this so safely and surely us Lydia
u. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
.&a,na naaLae che Ia ua.au M Mail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

Albany. N. ". April is.-Thc MaEct
Investigating committee today decided
TO defer action on the proposition TO
call Richard Croker ana John y Car
roll before the bar OF the assembly In
contempt proceedings for the reason
that both mon are rtlll witneafer ana
the committee does not want To curtail
the rights Of Witnesses nor prevent
them from giving further testimony by
lncurccratinE thom In jail.
Chairman Mazct said. we want TO
let them do some morc swearing. We
VIII give them plenty OF timo 10 per-
Jure themselves"
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rnr nUnoNIo PLAGUE.
Over $4,000 usve Died from 1t In India
Since u Hogan.

bombay, April ls.-Accordlng to sta
uHties gathered regarding the bubonlc
plague u II estimated there have been
10000 deaths recorded In India since
IL beginning. These figures, however,
are undoubtedly far below the actual
iotai. ns the natives are known TO have
concealed quite n number OF deaths.
bombay presidency suffered the
most. having been responsible for i3i-
700 deaths without counting those In
The city OF bombay
The deaths In bombay presidency
IRE still abe 4 one thousand weekly.
With the return VI hot weather. tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

Laramie. Wye. April iS.--Chlcf Dis.
patcher \. VI. Stewart 81 the Union Pa
Ciflr az this point, who wna chief dis
patcher FOR the Union Pacific, then for
the Oregon Short Line. at Salt Lake.
has resigned and viii be succeeded % 4,
morrow by John Mack Of Green River.
lnEuraFc" company. with headquarters
loru
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silver n.pabIIcan rsriy.

Denver. Colo. April Ex-senator Hen
~ NJ. Teller and CONGRESSMAN John y.
shafroth tonight issued addresses %
the voters Of this and adjoining States.
denying that the Silver Republican
party II dlrintcgrating. They hold that
the necessity for the party IN Just M
great for the next campaign n II was
for the last. and pronounce absurd the
statements that the members OF tho
party are going TO the old parties.
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today. Three Filipino ofliccrr and four
teen recruits were captured and Inn
prisoncd.
fnsurgcnt funds amounting TO $4,000.
today by order of Major General otis.
deposited with local arm. were seized
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

Atlantic City. n. j.. April iS.-Iion.
W, J, urynn arrived here this evening.
lie came 10 visit Chairman Jones u the
National Democratic committee, who "
here rccupcrating his health chair
man Jones II slowly Improving. This
evening Mr.. Bryan held a public rcccp-
ton In the Seaside hotel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19
rmASscoNriSrSrAL ROADS.
Meeting OF Representative. la New York
on April va.

san Finnolaco, April Is.-w. T..
Proulc. irelLht traffic manager OF the
Southern Pacific company. has started
for Now York 10 attend n meeting there
on April .ith OF representatives OF all
transit Continental roads. The other
Fee. Union Pacific; W, \. nillsell snn.
u Fc and Traffic Manager Campbell
OF the oregon transportation Railroad
ana Navigation company,
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FINE WASH GOODS.

our reputation for selling nnc wash
goods at low prices needs no Introduce
ton. This season we eclipse all for
mcr records. We know that We have
the best showing OF wash fabrics and
have no hesitation In saying 80 plainly.
a series OF Spring values for this
week.
An elegant line Of about 80 different
patterns Of Zephyr oinshams. all new
patterns and choice eolorlngr; value
.6S
A flnc line as-inch wide iIght-colorcd
new pefcaiea. Just the think for
shirt Waists. all 10 this week per
yard
Pebble wcl,u. one q the most popu-
lar materials for summer wear. ON sale
Monday. per yard
Faille ana Mervilleux. two Of this
seasons latest productions. great waist
novelties. equal In style and finish to
silk. ours for Salt Lake, per yard. sso
and 2sc.
our line OF Novelty Tissues In no
large that you can no, Imagine what
any OF our hundreds OF different pat
terms look like without seeing them.
thcy arc all imported and cannot DO
had later In the aeason.ho como at once
and set nrst choice.
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The various parts are 20 be taken 10
Mlliwail docks, IN the Isle ~ Dogs near
the West Indian docks. where they viii
be iittcd together and where the sham
rock viii ultimately be launched. She
II expected to sail toward the end OF
July.
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THANKFUL TO MRS. PINKHAM.
Words From Who Relieved OF
Pnkham Warns Against Neglect

DEAN Mn PEuAMI have been thankful thousand wrote
for what Vegetable Compound has done followed
careuy and now feel like dneren My tronh hae
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lot
the Remove OF these distressing things
perIenc the following letter.
has relieved again
Thanks TO Lydia H. Pinkham
troubled
sal also recommend wherever of
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DRESS GOODS Selling
Ar sENsATIONAL pnIcTs,

At SENSATioNAL PRICES.
a.ineh PRiEsrLEYs. guaranteed
black fancy dress goods. 81 and ti.2i
~
as.lnch BLACK cREPoNs. ncat de-
.as
Eo.lnch BLACK MoHAm ALPAccA.
80
to-lnch black poplin. 81 quality. for
go
BLACK cREpoSs of the best Inn
ported makes, both wool and silk and
wool. marked down for this sale at
actual cost and below.
LACK PEBBLE CREpON. ~
inches wide. $3.50 quality for
PRIEsTLEY's ts-inch Mohnlr aud
wool Blistcd crcpon. t9.gs quality for
St.d8
BLACK FRENCH Silk cREPoNs.
'Vlea In brocadcd effects. $3.50
quality Tor
is-lnch WOOL NOVELTY pRERs
GOODS. now blues. tana and browns.
si..S qualities. Special price
tO.inch PEBBLE DRESS GOODS. ia
dark coiorlngu. grand value
81
as-lnch PURE WOOL. STORM
SEEdES. choice colors. the best ma
terlal Tor walking dresses, special
price
40
sG.lnch NEW FANCY DRESS
GOODS, toc and Coo qualities, Special
price
80
A LOT OF FANCY DRess GOODS,
In mixtures and checks. your selection.
special
10
CHALLIEs-Now assortment In
lisht and dark grounds at 5se, 5Oc. Coo
ana &c q yard.
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CORRECT MILLINERY.

While We lead IN quality. style and
originality. we also lead In lowness %
prices. You can lind just what your
taste dictates. from the most expensive
Hat 20 the finest.
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Q merits Of s. 5. 5. ; ovory claim

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testimony OF those who have been cured by il
and know of its virtues by experience.
Mr.. L. j. Clark, Of Orange Courthouse. Va, writcs
For six years had an obstinate running ulcer on nv
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disabled for long while that was wholly unfit for
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but did me no good then tried various blood remedies
without the least benefit y y was 80 highly recon-
mcnded that concluded try H. and the effect was
wonderful i seemed 20 &c, right At the OF the
disease aud force the poison out and was com
plCtcy cured" Swifts Specific
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After Six Years Of Intense
Suffering, Promptly Cured

NV entiro crcnlaion Is in dopravcd condition. Thew
W W drain upon the system and arc con.
stanty appng the vitality In every poison must
be eliminated from the blood and amount of treatment
have any effect.
There uncertainty about the s. every claim
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RUNNING SORE
ON HIS ANKLE.

Obstinate sores and ulcers which
refuse to heal under ordinary treat
ment soon become chronic and decp-
aonfo1 nnd ara "a 49,, -. ~. ~