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ACT OF INCENDIARY.
Hosting Works q Tho Sir Victor Nine
Destroyed.


Word was received here this morning
&c the eject that the hoiatlng works
and buildings ut the Sir Victor mine
at Sunshine had been entirely des-
troycd by IRE.
Manager u. T. Lloyd. who received
the Information. was unable TO state
whether or not the SHAFT was seriously
damaged. but Il Will not be- surprising
should such prove the ease.
considerable quantity % powder
was stored on the go foot Lowell. and na
q heavy explosion took place while the
nru was In progress u ~ feared that
the powder was iEnltod. In that case
the Hhnft. which has cost thousands OF
dollars, viii be practically destroyed.
u " known that the timbeflnr In the
upnor part Of the SHAFT was burned.
The destruction % the works Will en-
tail very heavy loss and delay opera
lions for a long time
That che flfc was 81 incendinry orr
fin seems certain. Mr. Lloyd not only
asserts this positively but states that
the individual whp ala the dastardly
work Il known. ana the company II al.
ready engaged ~ gathering the cvi-
dcnce Of his sullt.
The contractor who had charge OF the
new work will b. In from Morcur to-
nlght 60 consult with Mr. Lloyd. and
The latter viii so out TO tho camp to-
morrow
The Sir Victor Il one of the most
prominent and promising properties in
the district. and among tho heavy stock
holders are Mr., Lloyd. b, g. Dunbar.
CITY Treasurer Morris, and David
Hampstead
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QuAnANTINED Ar nav YonK.
british ship with supposed Bubonlo
Plague GU Hoard.

New York. Nov is.-The British
steamer J. w. Taylor, from Santos. Is
detained at quarantine under suspic-
ion OF having bubonic plague among
the crew. one man died at sea with
very suspicious symphonic. anu Captain
Waters and the ships cook are both
sick. The Taylor left Santos. Brazil,
oct. "a. with a fun cargo. OF coffee, and
sailed direct FOR this port. ON Nov.
/ Robert Hope aged g years, the
steward was taken sick and on tho
1th. died. His remains were buried
nt sea. He was a native OF England.
Hope was In the hospital at Santos for
about two weeks. suffering from erup-
ton. thought TO be eczema. He sailed
with the steamer, and after several
days at sea complained OF pains In his
head, legs and back. He was put TO
bed In an exhausted condition and on
the second day developed fever, The
captain treated him with such RENE
dies as tho ships medicine chest at
fordcd and nuraed him with care until
he died. on arriving at quarantine the
case was reported to the health officers
and In View Of the fact that the cap
tain and cook who were In
constant contact with the sick man.
were both nillng, the steamer n de-
tanned at quarantine for disinfoetlon.
The sick men win be- transferred TO
swinburne Island for treatment Az
OF the crew VIII be sent to Hoffman Is
land for observation.
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Famous Kansas Fighter Talks Of
the War in the Philippines,
ALL BE OVER BY MARCH.


I'm mighty glad to be In Salt Lake.
and only wish my stay might be- a
longer one" said Brlgudler General
Funston to the News" representative
this morning,
The little company, consisting Of
General Funston and wife. Lieutenant
nurton J. Mitchell. Of the forticth
volunteer Infantry. Col Morris j.
Richie Of the Utah National Guard.
and Miss Louise Savage. gathered at
the tabernacle shortly before II O'Clock
Marshal Miller was IN charge
An organ recital with vocal Hcloc-
ton by Miss Savage was 10 have been
given but as the train was late tho
general had little time 90 spare and
that be- devoted 60 viewing the great
auditorium. while thus occupied. he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Washington, Nov. ls.-The Cugoa
started today from IIongkong for the
wreck OF the cruiser Charleston.
Naval officers here believe she car
rica force OF wreckera In accordance
with Admiral Watson'H directions ana
at least sufficient plant TO make thor
ough examination Of tho hull Of the
ship. II she can manage 10 approach
the wreck and MT on the big turret
guns II Is believed the Charleston can
be ilonted. The main source Of anxiety
~ the weather, which at this time u
likely 10 be- stormy.
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the winter at their apartments In the
Cairo.
Senator Thurston's bride IL q highly
gifted young woman whose mother was
Miss Leadora fiulaysnn. OF the we'll
known old southern family OF that
name. She Is vivaciouH and good
cOnvcrHatlunallst. Her father. Major
], purman. at the breaking out of the
Civll war. entered the army and served
with distinction under Generals Mciga
Crane. SpraEuc. ana Meade lie was
u leading member ~ the constitutional
convention OF Florida ana In rcstruc-
tlon days was elected to Congress from
that gtnto.
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COUNT THE vorEs FOR TAYLOR.


Louisville. Ky. Nov. is--At Glasgow
today Judge Jones rendered his dcciS-
Ion In the Nelson county case. granting
the writ asked for by the plnlntlff, WIZ
liam =. Taylor. directing the precinct
election officers OF that county 20 cor
rect the error In their certificates and
make a true certincatiOn of the votes
east In their respective precincts for
William :, Taylor heretofore ceruncd
by them as william 4. Taylor" The
Democratic newspaper figures today for
the first time show plurality for Taylor
on official returns from us counties
Jefferson being the only missing county,
The Republican candidate has "a plurnli-
~ of 2Gi. In these figures the unofficial
vote OF jefferson county II takon.
Returns from official count received
from Republican Newspaper sources ana
ut the Republican state headquarters
show a plurality Of 3ili for Taylor
The discrepancy In these votes cannot
be accounted Tor until the returns are
made TO the State board,
The federal grand jury today returned
twenty-five indictments against election
officers. but refused 10 give their names
until arrests are made.
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'a Lola Purman Becomes the
Bride VI Nebraska Senator
BEDDING THIS MORNING.
''1' aiths Marriage was Admirable
In IL. Lack OF o.ten,auon-
Tho Wedding Tour.

. r.
ehlhyion. Nov. is-Thc marriage
ssnl'or John NJ. Thuraton OF Ne
BOA ana Atts. . a. -, go,
IN q AZ, - : W man "'''s"
4 Street was solcmnized this
fl.lf II . o'cioek ,t IN. r,.stdcnr.
n hs bfldeis ,..,..,- :,
D. A ~ p' Il''l' the rev ~
49,. BRISTOL OF the Metropolitan
-'-''' Episcopal Church officiating.
4 pfsiql al one time oceupied the
d pa q m. 49,. g.,l
b.. - 'H''''pulat 'huleh OF
. - wv ana ID a warm friend OF
4 -Nf fhumton.
\ Ne Weddini, ,,.,.,,,,.,.,. 49,. ......,..,
n By an. i,.....,, ''.N's was ''''li"."
d .,,,,.,. ~ immaculate relatives or the
'Ns parties, The witnesses to
ofpm0ny Wen. IN. sepat,rss s,r
4 lrses L. rh...,. ~ .''''''' .'''
~ Mr ana A.. 'N'''p' ~ 100
II NJ ~ -11 AIS ueorse p. Tracey.
IN. iols' Mr and Mrs. W. j. Pur-
w father and mother ~ ne ,,,do.
~ Frank ca,r.n -. W Wv " 'uV'
3 = p,,,r, ''' thurman prother
A Nlh sister, Mr.. Snyder, Miss
4 -gs.lha brockway. OF Boaton Dr
IN ~ y, e. Punnan and daughter
4. n, nlalyu and Stanley pnrmnn mi
~ hlhg d. Allen amman anu
'ls bride WIS attired 4, ,,.,. ,.,,.
s,al iallormae roSr N d, a , pleln Dut
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Springfield. o.. Nov. is-rhe Ma
tional Orange today heard reports OF
State Masters Horton Of Michigan,
Bnird Of Minnesota. Frederick u New
York, Hillary Of oregon, Thompson Of
South Carolina, High 81 washington.
Atkinson of West Virginia, and Huxley
OF Wisconsin. all showing their respec-
tive oranges 10 be In a nourlahing con-
dition.
Past Master Col, ], II, brigham, In
his greetings, said;
~ am not here only an an Individual,
but as a representative OF the depart
mcnt OF agriculture at Washington,
and am an eXpanaionlst believe In
expanding the agricultural interests of
this country"
The most Interesting address was
that OF Alexander Smith on reviying
the American merchant marine, which
was made In an open session provided
FOR the bouont OF the commercial club
which was present In q body
Onlceni will be elected next Thurs
lay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Washington, Nov is.-Chief Justice
Chamber o. Samoa has resigned and
his resignation has been accepted for
the United States, one Of the three
parties to the Berlin treaty, By the
President. The resignation viii also be
made 90 Great Britain and TO Germany.
The last Official act of Judge Cham
beers was the submission Of a report OF
the administration OF his office from his
appointment up 20 the time OF his de-
parturc from Samoa.
Identical copies Of the document have
been dispatched by mall 20 the foreign
offices at London and Berlin,
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-.,,,rsr Nov. is.-Two dispatches
s.,'l,ed At the war department
4 e,s. OTIS. giving the details OF
4 ,i,,s,s q Lawton and Macarthur
M dispatch follows;
'v,.n, Nov. IS. Gen. Macarthur
ID oeunaya and pushed advance
p,sl1aL few miles beyond
Ii,,,lmnts remained Ia houses. re-
II ne troops Hospitality. nmt In
r. turing entire advance from San
,,sio The railroad h intact from
u aorth Of Tariae 10 PAINFUL
d, tsgincs and cars were partially
.ry.i b. Insurgents on rctrcating.
Isasat roliIng stock can be repaired
s,sft railroad service.
'yiA.ng fr0m Gen. tawton ~ tel
u,l uns only working TO San Jose.
N v cafmnEland and thlrty-hvc
. az, Of Tayug Hn cavalry was
nd yesterday at Bayambang. a
i -ii station south Of Dagupan'
afniocomcnia and supplies leave
n tf San Fablan. whoaton'a head
IrYn tonight
isllatIon1 are that the insurgcnt
~ widely scattered. some are re-
1t'ts Into the western Luzon prov
u sambslel'
'r,llf GATE o. today Gen. otis again
u nugtHi. having received ndVlceH
Lgtor. Den. O,ls says;
uqlieh frum Gen. Lnwtuu, dated
\ fadl between San Nicholas and san
.au,l D.ii o'clock ON the isth Inst.
r,Inift DISPATCHES from Gen. Young
Ntldf fallance az Arlnsan, ana
,a'ss q Nov 70 and 10. The former
-aurg 90 pozarubia, about u miles
H. Z San Fabian and twenty-five
y usfi o. San Nicholas. where MAJ
\ giii fnds the enemy strongly en-
BOD Young and Balance have
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POSTOFFICE ABANDONED.
Promotion of VIM. 4. EcLart OF sal
Lake City Inquiry Ne TO the Ute
Indians u iIled In Colorado.


Washington. u. c.. Nov. is--The post
office at Ashley. uintah county. has
been discontinued. Mail goes to Vernai.
VIM. a. Eckart Of Salt Lake Is pro-
NOTED from go position In the treasury
department 10 Si0
The Indian commission Hunt today u
the agent at White Rock. asking for a
full report of Utah Indians killed IN
Colorado while on an hunting cXpedi-
lion.
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GIVEN A WEEK APIECE.


Helena, Mont. Nov. is-In the Well
come ease this morning W W. walls
worth, the Butte manager of the Ana
conda Statesman. and ex-state Senator
whitesido were the only witnesses eN-
nmlned This concluded the evidence
In the case
Attorneys on both side waived argu-
mcnt ana Attorney General Nolan, for
the prosecution. was given one week
In which 10 Me HE brief and the de-
Tense was given another week TO nle a
reply
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ALL CHEERFUL
AT LADYSMITH.
Beers Unable to Make Roadway in their
Attempts to Carry the
Town.

british Losses are -BOmbardmeu Does Little DAMAGE
Occasional Severe Fighiing-Fears Of Shortage Of Am.
munition-d'u. Butler Refuses to Parole Col sbiels-Gen
Jouoerl mas Been VI, but is Beer-Tugea River Bridge
near CoIenso DesirOyed-BOers at epmakaar Pass-Brit
is Killed at Ceyeie Buried by BOersand Wounded in the
fospita-NO Word OF Lieut. churchl-Briiish at MafeEng
Hold Their Own Easy-News from Riodesia Favorable TO
the English
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Kansas city. Nov. ts--David v.
RicFor. former president ~ the Nils
Huur National Bank which failed In
November. 1896 owing drpoaltorH over
a million ana "a half " dollars, was to-
day found guilty u misicprcHcntlng the
funds Of the bank Former Cashier
Robert H. Cnvinrton,' Indicted Jointly
with Nolgcr, was acquitted
itlcger Dr. now IN business nt Spring
field. H.. and CovnFton at Chicago.
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Paterson, n. j., Nov. lS.-Vioe Presl-
dent Hobart took a little solid nour-
ishment IN the forenoon. The most inu-
mate friends Of the Vice President adj
NIT that tho Improvement observed a
few days ago has dlsappcaroa and that
he Is growing weaker.
The Vice President did not pass a
very restful night, Dr. Newton was
with him number OF times, and had
to administer medicine to his patient
during the night This morning Mr.
Hobart was better and was resting
comfortably.
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co uNrY rEAcnERs MEEr.

The county teachers OF tho gram
mar grade met with Superintendent
Van Colt. IN tho city and County build
Ing this morning. and discussed the
subject OF reading Sic. Van Colt
opened the subject which was taken up
by most uf the teachers. who discussed
ID from various utandpoints. The SUBJ
sect Will be continued at the next meet
Ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
GREET
AMERICAN TROOPS.
,st Instance of Hospitable Welcome in
the Advance North from San
Fernando.

Arthur Makes Rapid Adyance-Finds the Railroad Intact
p,ioiorcements for Acknowledgment Troops Widely
Scattered, and Generally in REHABILITATION Able TO
,dyauee-Finds the EnemyFipinos Beaten, Losing pris.
ouers, Guns and Propeny-iieading for their Mountain
c.uta Bayombong-Lisut, Luna and Three Men OF Thirty
turh Infantry Drowned-Leu Thayer and Ten Men Miss
o,Aguinados Secretary Of the Interior capturedGOod
Weather.
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DEATH FRoN pIPnrnERIA.

spoeial per Dcscrct Telegraph.
<iroyo. Nov is.-Thc S-ycar-oid
fdsuEhter o. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G.
Thompson. OF the Fourth ward. died
last evening N diphtheria after being
sick for several days The deceased
was buried last evening
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Lexington. Ky, Nov. lS-Malor
Henry Clay Mcdowell probably the
best known citizen ~ Kentucky In prl-
vate life. died thls morning after a long
illness OF heart trouble. lie served with
distinction In the Clvll war on the stan
81 Gen. Rosecrana, and since the war
has been n prominent Republican, lie
married Anne clay, granddaughter OF
Horny Clay, and purchased the historic
Ashland, Clny's country seat In the sub
urbs OF Lexington, where he resided.
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bcr me 20 Major Grant. u should fail
TO meet him"
THE TRAIN WAS LATE
The Rio orlando Western. with Cen
efal Function and party on board, wuH
20 minutes late this morning. arriving
at 1918. MarHhal Glen Miller. an Old
personal friend of the soldier. mot him
some distance down the road having
lcft for that purpose last evening.
Marshal Militr took entire charge " the
arrangements. and arranged for the
general 20 zee all that was possible dur
Ina his very brief stay Arriving at the
depot. the party was met b. Col.
hltrhle, and entering carriages. took a
short drive over the city. ana thon
went directly 20 the Tabernacle. The
stay There was Tor but n quarter Of an
hour. und the visitors were quickly TAX
On o. the Alta club where an Informal
reception was held
General Funston ana not know ~ the
arrangement and when he met hln ola
comrades. tho officers 81 the Utah bat.
tefis1. his surprise was na great ns hla
pleasure. ne found assembled there
Major Grant. capt. Cfitchl0w. Lieut.
baylor. Lieut. Gibbs. Lieut. webb
Lieut.. Grow. with Capt. Jennings N
Battery G. All of these rontiomen were
/ personally known Co tho rsucral.
Others present. were Gov. Wells Gem
epi John q canon. General Burton,
Col John H. Ford. Cot W. o. Nohcker
and other National guard officers
General ponruae hls breast covered
with medals won IN the clvll war, was q
striking ngure In the group.
Only half an hour could be- spent M
/ the club. and the time wns taken up In
intrnductlona and congratulations ~
| the Kansas fighter,
Shortly after the noon hour. General
/ Funston and party rr-cnterod the car.
/ dakca and were driven rapidly TO tho
/ no Ornnde Western depoft. the train
luaying for ogden az 1880.
CONCERNING THE LITTLE FIGHT.
Err.
General Funston IL quite az dlmlnu-
/ tive ~ h. has been pictured In tho
/ many printed descriptions concerning
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aAyn AWAY MILLIoNs.
Immense aud Corrupt Deal by a German
CnlnnIal OhaeIal.

Berlin, Nov. is.-The Tageblatt today
exposes what IN apparently a corrupt
deal by which the present chief OF the
colonial department Is said 10 have
given away 100000 square kilometres OF
kameroon soil said TO be worth about
q. 600. 900 marks, TO various high person
ages.
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DONNA. Nov. is-Corporni Falre and
o. private soldier of the Tcnlh Infantry.
pursuing two dcsortors from Fort
Crook. overlook one of them. Samuel
Morgan. al tnpiatto last night lie re-
fused 90 halt when ordered 20 do 20,
and Fnirc and his companion both fired.
Morgan dropped murtally wounded ana
died To- "a few miuutfr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
JUNIORS PLAY FOOTBALL 60

The Lowell Tigers went out on the
gridiron this morning and devourcd the
Sixth East Buckers. but II was hard
Job. the score standing TO g. Ralph
brown led the Tigers on 10 victory.
while blaine Salisbury captaincd the
Buckcra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

lie was a famous entertainer. and every
Important Parsonage who visited the
blue grass region was his guest. lie was
president N the Lexington and Eastern
Railway. ana a successful breeder OF
trOttlnE horses
Thomas NJ McDowell,a noted western
turfman. ~ his son. Mcdowell was born
In 1882.
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regarding the charge made that he per-
mittcd church iooUnE BY hia aoidlcra,
but IN Denver he stated that the whole
thing originated IN the mind % DIS
reputable camn follower named Thomas
Fox. who gave out the yarn 10 revenge
himself upon the general, who had the
fellow ARRESTED at Maioioa Tor lootlnE.
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Athens Nov is-A violent storm
yesterday evening Inundated the low
lying quarters OF the city. Numerous
ly washed away. numbers u persons
were drowned and an enormous
amount u damage was done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Washington, Nov. ls.--Former Com
grcasmnn W -, Bynum Of Indiana has
been appointed a member Of the board
OF general appraisers, New York. vice
Gen. Wilkinson, resigned.
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NOTICE 10 THXPAYERs.

County Treasurer Lynch win have
the delinquent tax list made mp By a
week from today An persons not hny-
Ing paid their taxes by then WIN be re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

had several sklrmishcs with the enemy.
driving them northWurd. capturing
prisoners. guns. and large amounts Of
property. The troops have Hubsistci ON
the country, and arr cordially received
by the Inhabitants. II would appear
that the insurgents are tuson north
westward, on the road, 20 BnyombOnF,
their mountain capital.
"t.awtun reports the drowning of
Lieut.. Luna. Thirty-fourth Infantry his
aide ana two men Of his escort when
crossing AFnor river. also reports stlll
missing. Lieut. Thnycr ana ten men
sent To communicate with Wheaton,
lie says h. must again recur 60 the
fortltudc, endurance and chccrfulncHa
OF the command.
Hayes just telcgraphn from san Isl
dro that he holds Aguinuldo'H SECRETARY
of interior
indications now OF good weather"
Manila. Nov. Is. y. m.-The nrst &C..
ports received from Gen. i.nwton's coli
umna IN the thr,e days say he ~ ON the
road between San Nicholas and san
Manuel, west of the Manage river. The
swollen rivers prevented him from
reaching Con. Wheaton
Mai. swlEert with two troops n the
Third cavalry, met heavy resistance al
poEEorrhlo yesterday. He believes
Agulnaldo II there. Gen. Young h at
Santa Ana.
col. Vessels scattered a battalion Of
Insurgents near Santa Ana Thursday.
Killed four flllplnoa and captured ~
without loss. Thirty ak guns were
takon.
Balances battalion OF the Twenty
second regiment has had skifmish at
Mniabelnn bridge. near Rosaics
rhe. pcopiu NJ Rosaies welcomed thc
gi,v,n'a .ro,,ts b,yo ,.,,ci,,t t,,r,,, -
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New York. siov. is.-Foothaii score.
ond first half. Columbia II. Dart
mouth ..
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Annapolis. Gnd.. Nov is-Footballi
First half Navy g. LohlRh D.
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pittsburr, Pa. Nov. is.-Football;
First half Duqucsnc II; Orange o.
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out % he went. "Ho sure and rcmom-
bar me 20 Major Grant. " should fail
TO meet him"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

There was not time during General
FNanBton's stay here 70 question him
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