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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
Now at the National Capital Ready
TO Take His Seat in Congress.
FALSE CHARGES REFuTED.
Den,e. some OF the ridiculous stories
Generating HIS Election 'nd
Political Anairs In Utah
ESPECIAL 10 rnE "NEws"l

Nts ~ ~ AZ AAAH
Washington. d. c, Nov -'-Soh-
gresham Roberts. u Salt Lake ar
rived In washlngt.a late last nlsht IN
conversation with a News eorre'P0h-
dent today hc said.
II am here for me arsl session OF me
nfty-siyth Congress and Gee no reason
why | should not remain here 4h'''
Is no contest agalnsl nay seat 30 CON.
gress 80 far as l an aware ana 81"
agitation against my righ' TO a'".
In Congress nppcufs to be outside MI
the membership OF that body 10 int
us l know am not legally 'hA'b ~
with any mladcmernor went 'hi'u1h
my congressional campaign IN ivan u"'
scathed by single contest or ehai. =
that would bring into question my ''H"'
TO hold "A seat n elected,
1T has been said that was '''''''' w
crowd polygamy down the lhl'A" v'
tho American Congress and me AMER
can people to fulnu "a alleged pr'li1'
ton Of brigham Young CHALLENGE 'N'
cXlstancc Of such prediction ana u'i,
the charge. | also dsnoanee "' lA'.'
the charge that was elected TO CON
gress to represent polygahN "n'
false that II retain NY scat " VI"
mean that Congress nlorses pol E.u's'
and that thero VIII Be- an 'mn'el'''l
revival OF Mormon plural mar'''b'
system In Utah" .., 10,
Mr.; Roberts Ia confident OF su, a.l.,i,st
him and II IL oonadently asserted by
those who understand ths s"SN"'"
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Washington. Nov si-Gen. Otis sum.
marlzos tho situation In l.uzon In a dis.
patch to the war department today In
which he says the lnsursent govern
ment can no longer claim " exist. its
troops and officials are scattered. and
Agulnaido In hiding. Tho Dispatch fol-
lows.
Manila. Nov.--cialm to government
by insurgents can be- made no
longer. under any fiction. lts treasurer.
secretary OF interior and president Of
congress In our hands lta president
and remaining cabinet officers In hid.
ms evidently In different central Luzon
provinces: Its generals and troops In
small bands scattered through these
provinces acting ~ handful OF dis.
pcrncd. playing the role Of amigos
with arms concealed.
indications mr. that Aguinailo ill
not escape through the lines " Law.
ton or Wheaton. but ncd westward
from Bayambans railway station. Tcie-
graphic communication 10 Dagupan cs-
tablishcd. probably TO san Fabian to-
day. isy rclaying nine miles of track
with material AZ hand, railway COM
municatlon to that point rccstahllshed.
labor OF troops must attend maiutcn-
nncc."
Fuller details u the sharp engage
mcnt between cafp.ntfrs command
and the Insurgents IN il0ilo reached the
war department today, IN the follow
Ing dispatch from Gen Otis.
Manila. Nov. A-ln panay 2ist
Inst. when Dickman drove enemy from
the Vicinity Of jan, Carpenter with two
battallons Eigh,eenth Infantry and
nridgmnn's battery. had severe en-
Eugcment at pavia. north ilollo. His
Casualties are ave killed. twenty
wounded now In lloilo hospital, others
slightly WOUNDED with command.
Enemy driven north with reported very
heavy loss, particular not received.
Carpenter passed on 10 Insurgents
stronghold, Santa barbara, which he
capture cd s2nd inst. without loss,
Nothing received from column I'M
der immediate command u hughes.
which ~ moving rapidly and operating
north and west OF Santa barbara. APP
parcntiy Nisayans friendly, not taking
active part. enemy consists " 200
Tagalos"
Gen, otis also sends The following list
~ casualties sustained since his last
report;
Killed In advance on Payia. Nov "a
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Washington. Nov. ai-Tho war de.
partment has been advised that the
transport Mulhcrron sailed today from
Santiago with Gen, Leonard Wood on
board. Tho officials " tho war de-
partmcnt, from the secretary down, re-
fuse TO make any abatement ah 10 the
visit Of Cen Wood 10 Washington at
this time. II is beyond question. how.
over, the purpose of the President to
advise with tho general upon Cuban az,
fairs In order 10 strengthen his hand
In dealing with that subject In his
message to Congress. IL ls also not tu
be- doubted that tho name OF the gen
orLl has been under consideration In
connection with the clyi aunira OF the
Whult or part NJ Cuba, when the
change Ia made from a military 10 a
ciyil form of government, Tho names
uf don. Ludlow and OF Gen. Wilson
have also beon considered, Cen Lud-
low prcccdrs Con. Wood to Washing
ton. ana now II appears likely that Gen.
Wilson viii also be- invited 20 come TO
the capital so that the President viii
be- personally acquainted with the
qualifications Of the three officers who
have been looked upon a. making up
the limit OF choice In tho clyil gov
ernorahips.
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Helena. Mont. Nov at, ].
Walsh. counsel Tor Ruby J. britt ~
this city, ln her suit TO establish her
title to property loft by her father.
Reuben 3. bennett ~ Webster city,
Ia, received telegram today an
nounclnR that Judge lieardalpy had
given q decision In his clients favor.
and that she VIII come into p1satHison
~ an estate valued az from $4,000 10
S3s O10 Bennett died intcstttc about
a year ago. \ sister and two half
brothers Instituted proceedings to se-
cure HE property Six weeks after
Bennett had been buried and while
steps were being taken 20 divide the
property among hls relatives. and
other collateral holders Mrs ]. r
Britt, or Ruby Britt OF Helena, heard
OF his death and set W. the claim that
she was his daughter Attorney
walsh went Co Iowa Ia September last
and succcssfully tried the case, The
court rendered decision today.
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In proper style will receive attention
n also desire 10 say that nothing that
has happened 10 US throughout our lives
has been such a source 81 Hflcf as thia
public Juror. Mrs. Dewey has always
been the fnv0fitc In our family, and
has boen almost iduilacd, We feel her
wicf very ko.nly, aud propiFc TO de-
fend her. At present she u In no con-
dillon 10 fav anything Tor publication,
This 1fOuhle has also fc fluusly artct.
cd our aged mother. who locked for
ward ~ the coming ~ Admiral Dewey
with such pleasure and admiration. ana
who waH sn happy Ia her daughters
Tharfinnu. We certainly never antiCl-
pated tho outburat ana acted IN alb
.olute good faith, az We supposed. with
everybody"
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iii,rd Lowe, uersean, @. SIKH AZ.
,llietyi william $. Adiy. ,. Elrh,ssn,s
,hlahtsl IN 80 lon near Iiarrlo Tens'
seventeenth infantry. L.
Nouniei' Niarles l. iiapnsr. I'M.
,hnlt mllh' u oierltc. 10th. John II
Nill.f ~, riliht chest and ablo,nen.
,s,l,' IN action a Nlniufian. Panay.
ssll,i a. 'hsfy. ~ Elghifsnih inhs.
Wy, len thigh slight. In srti,n 49,.
Jaro. panay. l,lchifi cofhsit q ;ra 49,
iy-slNth Infantry. netk s,ve,.' IA
James T.. IloeEy. A hsad , ~
IN action az Lihabo. Lur,n pss,
ihtnuor q. Eioyen,h caysisy ~,
thigh, moderate. Edward Jehr'.n
head, moderate. William ~. Iilamsa
corporal, right les, mOd,ra,e.
\ later dispatch ffo1 General oft.
gives the rclulln q the lighting al LILO
Hughes, Ilollo. fetsrts enemy drivea
back into mountains insursent can.
ltal OF tobatlau captured. only sefl.
Gus action that " Carpenter Al Payla,
total casualties i've Killed " since deai
or wounds, twonty.rven wounded. Gao.
lufeu ten prlsuucfs, eighteen cannon.
siN rifles. quantities " ammunition
Ehemy's cluaaitisa not stated" y
Manila. Nov. q. 80 p m.--nauuf
president 4 the fillnqo congress.
scntrd himself 10 Grn. MacAfthut
day and formally fcndunccd an fufl
connection with the lnsurf,ctlon.
was one ~ the influential Flurll
who hesiiatcd al the beginning of
war ~ "a which side 10 cast his ~.
lie was offered q judrhlp u the ~.
pfcmc court. but d,cllnsd. NJ nov al.
nouncvs that he dcalrua 70 accppi IL
position and Fayr The flilplpo congress
and cabinet are ucatttfii. trvff 70 y.
assemble. Some q the members, ~
adds, have returned 70 thrlr h0nss.
while Others nfv hying for safety.
May % the aorgramer have ~
signed. and be believes the Fiiiuno
sgldisru win lay down thelr arms cyefy-
whore a. soon AZ they learn The truth
THE CHARLESTON LOST.
Washington, nov. .t-The navy 10.
paftment has received The following
cablcgfam from Captain ,futze, CON.
mandlnE the naval station AZ Caylie.
dated Manila today;
"culgoa reports Charleston disap-
pcarcd"
The culFoa was the relief ship lshi
out from Hnngkong, Il u believed AZ
the navy dcrNtment that the Charles
ton has slipped ioNn into deep water
from the Htecp bank On which she vas
resting at the how. This report has DIS
sipatcd the last hopc o. sa,lns the SHIP
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Oct Two aud Half S,ar. for Conspiracy
aud iir'bsrr.

Philadelphia. Nov. si-Eilcry T.. Ing.
ham, ov.unlted States district nttor.
ncy, and his law partner and former
assistant, Harvey X. Ncwitt, wcrC to-
day sentenced BY judge McPhorson TO
imprisonment for two years and six
months. and TO pay a me of 81. and the
costs " their trial.
lng.am and hewitt were convicted
NJ c0nNpiracy and brihinR a secret SER
vice operator In connection with the
bogus revenue STAMP CountCriolting,
of which William Jacobs ana william
l.. kcndlg, Lancaster cigar dealers,
were the leaders
In sentencing the prisoners Judge Nc.
phorsou said;
II ~ my duty TO mark this offensc
with such punishment as will fairly In
dictate the proper rcprObatiun which
ought 10 follow an oncnsc Of this char
uutcr."
The maximum penalty under the In
dlctmcnt Is nvo years.
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STUDYING MORMON CHURCH.
Friend Of President Mckinley he
presses Himself While In Denver

Hon. william Rockwell clough' .
friend of Presldcnt Mckinley ana
chairman Of the national affairs com
mlttee " the House Of Rspfosn'a'
tlyos. Of New Hampshire. waa guest
Of the Brown hotel "Wednesday. 'A''
the p,ny,r NcvG The geaueinAn
stoppcl IN Denver for a DAY % W
And I,it last night ioT salt Lshe
study tha Mormon question mhim
Rait Lake hr VIII look Into the lsoe s,1,,
question and nn Bis feiufn y ~, s
Wlll report on the slbiect New ha,nR
shi-c p.upic are greauy interested -
rrrlvlfe at the exact uuih Nhss''
RGiertf lfs violated the law q nG w..
m Roberts took 40 new VIZ y, ~, s,'i'
tho ilW agalnt p0lygainy was pa.,,s
aid he distlagulshed fypfe..sn',,nn,s'ss
"alth1u-h be- may be eaillt ~, o,sinr
ar f5uF oll wives. ! have hesH'
against him. II l. natural nv N.
Should look after the e9nies. y. M
IA wives. I draw q Inc nov ~, 49,, al
irfrartlln of plainly written ~, ~" M
u Roberts has wiliqlil pi'A'' -"
no 1 ana ulalnst him
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Frankfort. KY. Nov. 2i-Goeboi's nt-
tprnu,a arrived hers To-Day with IN np-
peal from the decision " Judge Jones.
son county enormously certified for w.
y. Taylor should be- counted FOR W. y.
Taylor. The case was argued before
the whole court this afternoon. both
sides were represented by eminent
counsel Gen. Taylor returned 10 the
State capital and had long confer
cnce with GOV. bradley. sam u. Rob
cris and other Republican readers are
also here.
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TERRIBLE SWEDE is OUT.
Ing I'll. InJnry The
Seorc To-day,

Kansas CITY. Mo. Nov. @.--John
Lawson has been compelled TO drop
out OF the Flx.dny bicycle race at Con-
vcntlon hall because OF broken col
lar bone. and when the start was made
today but seven men toed the mark.
Miller stlll led at ESQ y, IN. today when
the score stood;
Miller, gii.5
Reglne. 3il,5,
Julius, 2ll,5, ~
Gust Lawson. sii.S.
waller. 3ii.2 i..as
ILngcnfclder aio.9
Neidcrhufer, aS5.2.
It developed to-day that John Law
son had yesterday ridden for seven
hours with broken collar bone. Hc
fell after the first hour, but would not
retire, and when the regular race was
finished. rode an additional half hour
ON a motorcycles. making one mile In
i;ll. His condition was not laaFnsl
until late at night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Honolulu. II. l.. Nov is-via San
Francisco. Nov. SIT. =. lansing. OF
the arm " Gear, Lansing a Co. has
been appointed minister Of finance to
euccced y. ~. Damon, whoae rcslgna-
ton was sent from Rome, Italy
The appointment was made by ptosi-
don't Dole. Mr., Lansing has been In
the same position before and has also
been q member Of the board Of health
lie was prominent no a member Of
the annexation party. before the Is
States,
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REBEL GOVERNMENT
NO LONGER EXISTS
Filipino lnsurgent Troops and Officials
Scattered, and Aguinaldo
in Hiding.

treasurer Secretary OF Interior and President Of cou,,...
American iands-den Otis's Rcport-Agunaldo IA, NJ,
Escaped = Is Somewhere Within American Lines Tai.
grapni' and Railway Communication Established Heavy
Fighting near acknowledgements Capital Taken BY Americans
Santa Barbara capured-List Of Casualties Bau,,,
surrenders' and Wants an 0fice-Says Congress win Not
Reasseo'OIe, andRcbes VIII Lay Down Ams-Charlexos
Sinks
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CAUGHT IN A CL0uDBURST.
Part Of tho To.n Of cO,ulli, Tesai, Swep,
Away.
-Four Inches OF Rain Ia Thirty Win
utc--Two persons Drowned
Heavy Properly Loss.

Kansas city. Mo. Nov. st-A star
special from san Antonio Texas, says
a portion Of the town Of coiulia. sixty
miles west. was washed away by n
cloudburut early this morning. Four
inches Of rain fell In thirty minutes
a merchant named walker and his
wife were drowned. Many buildings
were wrecked and srcat damage to
live stock and ranch property IN the
vicinity resulted
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mil REPORT OF
BRITISH VICTORY.
,4Ie Was Fierce, and British Courage
and Skill Achieved COM
plete Triumph.

Dsrust Of the British pubic-Boer Force at Belmont
nd,en Back Five Mes-The Heavy British Loss
poers Retreat in Good Casualties Probably Light
poers Repused at Tugela Heavy Firing North OF Moo
prer-Eseape Of a British Runner-Maieking in a Bad
pdch-Garrison Has to Stay Underground Beers Release
pOners-Pretoria Preparing for Defense Reported Boer
losesTransyaa and 0rage Free State Expect to Possess
South Africa.
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san Francisco. Nov. Alt h evil
dent that prrs, Dole has not been In
formed ~ President Mckinlcy's refusal
to accept the resignation ~ Mr. Damon
which was made owing 90 Sir. Damon'a
connection with certain COMPANIES on
gagged In the importation " lsborera
from European companies. Mr.. Dn-
mon has since Withdrawn from his COM
ncctlonn with these companies. and il
free 90 continue In the Office ~ minis
ter % finance for the Hawaiian lalanla.
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Auburn Cal. Nov. 2i.-EXtra freight
train No zoos. going east Jumped the
track today this side VI clipper Gap.
Nearly two miles Of track was torn up
and sixteen cars were thrown on.
Conductor Harry Steele had his head
cut and back injured.
overland train No. 6 goln,I east, and
overland No, .. coming vest, VIII
probably be delayed half day
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wliksbarrr. Pa. Nov. ei-The riot
Ing Of the wives and other feminine
relatives ~ the striking miners at
Nnuticukc was resumed there today,
hundreds marching the streets.
one NJ them was arrested Tor throw
Ing pepper into the eyes 81 deputy,
4 number Of miners working about tho
collicflcs We're captured by thcm and
the deputies were forced Ia charge tho
line " women In order To rccapture
the mon The women rave battle 10
the deputies. and a number OF hard
blows were exchanged.
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NEWSPAPER orrioE DESTROYED.


Omaha. Mob. Nov. gi.-unknown
parties entered the office Of the Monroe
Mirror during the night destroyed the
presses and dumped the type and other
material into a creek. The act IL sup
posed To b. the outgrowth of a bitter
town nght. The paper n the State or
san Of the Liberty party.
A reward has been offered for the ar
Telt ana conviction OF the perpetrators.
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-. Nov si.-Thc pathetic scenes
I, ,,fsei the days following the
,.m,nt between the British and
Al Glencoe and Nlcholsen's Mex
q ,hslr counterpart at the war
A,rc today. Long before the
a The war office opehed. the
~ ana anxious women and men
n ratlons IN life were assembled
IA vhen the inquircrs were ANAL
,i,,p,sl their anxious questions
they feared that yesterday
| 40, official bulletin. though black
n. had not recorded the full story
I. Pil,,h lofscs at Belmont.
h I, nosn the government officials
s,s,d no further dispatches. and
a, ssryoua dlilrust VI the public
rlrs unaiieylaied.
urral Me,hutns message leaves
=, atal to be explained. According
Il previous facts obtalnablc aa to
,atl,e strcngth of tho forces the
!, nus, have been IN a decided mi
49, ", the total British loss. go
IA wounded and missing. proves
,aseilyeness VI their resistance ana
sy luuihes Gen. Mcthucn's tribute
D. courage and skin with which the
t,shsn fought
n, tact that no guns and only forty
tDasn we're captured by the vlctors
that the nogfs carried on their
a anl wounded shows they retired
a. orlsfly manner, without precipl-
au o. confusion. and that probably
pltf ealualtles were not numerous.
i,s 10 The strength OF their position.
luuueilon u the Boer ammuni-
. aap,ured Il taken as an indication
D. Gsa Methuen occupied the cap
~ position at Belmont and de-
5i,y,a the nocr supplies In order not
HAMPER ihs Immediate advance OF his
btg column which ~ marching In the
slia, order,
NJ road Il now presumably open to
H,sr position on the Modder river
lfn The glafts. who apparently bore
tfan, q yesterdays fighting. VIII
al Probability have another chance
4 " '' NN'''''' W." ~
r., y,.-,, A.. a.,,,,.,
. ~ $50 ,..'....''',.,,. ,,annd.1
}, $500. y, /, -, -, ,'..,,,1ay h..
. $3.50, 49, -,
4 =. a.,.' y, ~ 500" 80, g., ,,.,,,.,od
,i,.. $3.50 " ''I''' "., So ..,"a,ai
r.. ''" y" ~
iussla pnn was attacked during
-. ws..-',' ,' S,,'.a,,,o,.
T., !, s.1 w. .,a '" 49, su"' '..,, h..
"a =. ~. ~ ". ,,. 80, 80, Mn
4 ~, 80 80, @S','''N 49,, - '.,,.,,,,
y, 49, ~, - -, sn,ai,
ho,v =, ~, 80 80, ,s' ,,s,,, a 80 80
|,or.a .,,,,s ', .,'''. - ,,'r..,1
''a 'ou'h OF the river bank forced
Eh,l,, o,. ~, .,,,
|n,,o, $780,,
IN. r.. - ,..-, a., ,.
lp' rpgela rose DURING the dny
n, 49," ''' '"'P''a"'' 'N''''
''-",
h., a'''''e" ''.s','u W. 80, 80
|r,nh,,,a 49, Nv" ',V NV, ~. no',rs
i,l Ave. ,,,,,a . ~ wv cn' -, Wv ~ T.,
49, ,,,a =, ~ W., ~ - -, -
N, On a So. -, NM ,,.,,,,, 1o,-
!, mn, TA -. ,,.s,'.,,,, an
,s,,1.a ga ~ 'I '.' -,
iis,slv 49, - >S '',,.. - ss,,,,1
N, ~ $3.50 wy VNS'''e,'S 49,. ~. I,
~ several bsgrs ~ 's''N" "N
he Beers bel1 THAR posit,ona with
rii Hubbornnes. and snlendla oour.
'u The pHtlsh rle.m.n forced the
Q, attack under a ,nr,ns are ana car.
al po,I,'oa 800 ,, 'aa,'s NV s"u Wv
h,h, driving out tbe noers with area,
'haghier
Tie engagement VIVA rcnilv n series
s@,lts during which tho noors were
''hilhn,ly cnrrylnp on ,h.,r dead ana
'ound,d.
The war office today issued the fol.
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convenience VI the family. at Cedar
Lawn cemetery, Paterson.
The public schools In the city closed
this afternoon to permit the children
TO Wow the remains u the Vice Presi-
dent. Nearly nii the mills and fac
tories IN Paterson shut down to az
ford thclt employee tlnllar oppor-
,unlty.
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Woodstock. Snv. Emperor VIII
Ham arrived hero nc i2;li n M. uccnm-
panied hy thn prince OF Wales and the
duke ~ Connsuyht Its muicsty was
Enthusiastically welcomed. The streets
were decorated with the German.
british and American colora.
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FREE FOR RENO
Amin TO Date Delivery service A''''
80 December TO-

ESPECIAL To IN" -,
warrington. nov. :l.-A iF'' d', n"na.
,gi i.'..,, w" on p.sembsr isth Charles A.
pariin and wade J, Loo'oou l, ,o, Nc !.
i., -''''' regular carriers and Iohh y
shaver. as substitute
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here that II viii never b. brought TO
vote in the House
Mr Roberto j. At he Metropolitan
and viii BE- Joined BY his daughter To-
marrow
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II am nutIf~H 70 sly mOAI pOHI7
lively that all such requests Will re-
celve the promptest attention. All that
~ necessary for theHs people 90 do Is 10.
forward their relu"sts TO the admiral
himself. and not to rush to tho news
paper ofilees with thom. All that come
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San Francisco, Nov In
see volunteers who were
Of service on Wednesday 4
their home In detachmenv
number started last night ~
Will probably get away within
day or two. The soldiers arc
ing az individuals, no Organise
TEMPT being made 10 keep thein.
gothor. though most of them VIII L
through In large attachments on spe
IAN trains,
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CAN HAVE MONEY BACK.


New York. Nov. "A special 90 ,ho
World from Washington says:
Any subscriber 60 the Dewey home
fund who wishes TO may have his Or
her money back.
John II. Mclean. speaking for hla
\icr Mrs. Dewey. said Mrs. Dewey
Aihc admiral have been overwhelmed
Knot hundrcds but thousands Of
Dps OF sympathy Tor the nhilctlon
~ befallen them IN this furious
k,lcs,s attack made upon thor
VI Admiral Dewcy's state
Great effect 10 accomplish
sentiment.
egrams received was
Mcmillan, of New
bat II any pen,ons
Rcir subscriptions
admiral would
q putors to him,
tod or diapa tohes
reqifl ths money he,
Mr., ~ immediatoiy re-
~ am eutif'1 20 BAY most post
, 1899-03-02
MPLE OF N.Y..

Bluffs, it is now asserted. Then the
Northwestern will have a magnificent
double tracked roadbed straight from
Chicago to Omaha, 1873 miles.
Winston Bros. of Minneapolis have
been given the contract for grading for
the second track the entire distance,
work to be commenced as soon as the
frost is out of the ground. Much of it
will be sublet. The grade will be very
heavy in places, particularly between
Boone and Ogden. Along the Des
Moines valley, at places, the grade will
be sixty feet high. From Missouri Val
ley in TO Omaha the new track is to be
laid on the east side of the old one.
The Northwestern is also doing some
preliminary work in northwestern
Iowa, several deeds to right of way
near Sac City having been filed. The
shortening of an abrupt curve east of
Neville is planned for the coming sum-
mer. Sioux City people also see Wis
ions of the Northwestern running its
line from Neville into that city, but no
assurance is given of this fact az yet.
Bridge gangs arriving and the I'M
loading of new ties and bridge material
indicates a series of improvements gen.
erally.-Omaha World-Herald.