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The evening times., 1900-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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work of the Democrats now being carried
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The evening times., 1900-10-17
DIED,
ocIT-ino

GIUSTA-on Tuesday October 10. 1900, at HIS
q. m, JOSEPH S. GIUSTA, infant son of Joseph
5. and Nellie E. Glusta. Funeral private. 1t
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Get what You A.k For:

When you ask for Casearets Candy Cathartie,
be sure you get them. A substitutor is always
cheat and fraud Beware. All druggists,
1oc, 25e.s Soc
The evening times., 1900-10-17

MEN Kidney trouble preys upon
NA1.N the mind, discourages and
AMI lessons ambition; beauty.
HaSO vigor. and cheerfulness soon
WOMEN disappear when the kidneys
~ OAfA IA are out OF order or diseased
Fer pleasing results use Dr. KiImer's Swamp.Root,
the great kidney remedy. At druggists. Sample
bottle by mail free. also psmphlet
Addrass Dr.. KiIner Co.. Binghamton. D. =.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Stops the Cough
and Works on the Cold.

Laxative Bromo QuiniDe Tablets cure q cold
in day. No Cure. No Pay. Price 25 cents
The evening times., 1900-10-17

WASHINGTON, D. L. POSroFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily. changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule of cIosings is
arranged on the presumption CT their unintcr-
rupted overland transit For the week ending
October 20. 1890. the last connecting closes viii
be made from this efice as follows:
The evening times., 1900-10-17

JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmast,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
MINISTERS LEAVE PEKIN,
Ii Hung Chang Has Officially Informed the
Co1sIs Of This Fact,
ConsuIs Not Inclined TO Believe Hin'
Friendly Relations Of Foreign Hep-
resontauyes Min the Iamen,

London. Aug. &. 1880 q. ma shang-
hal sr.ci8l dated Aug. g. saws.
., ,5 49,. . ..r.t.ff,. o.,
i'' 'iuiN Di''''- '''' ''''l''
formed Che consul- that the minister's
left iekin for Iien lsln last FHlay'
Aug 3. with GenNal Lung 100 COM
muni OF the escort
The consu.s are by no means dis
posed 90 credit Earl LIS statement
"All other reports that have reached
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07

bonds The chancellor said the lists
were closed as soon as the bonds had
been subscribed for Ue had received
an offer from am Augl1-Amercan house
90 place half The issue in America on
the same conditions 8s issued here.
This, he added. assured the success ot
the loan. But there WAS another reason.
Last Thursday the reserve Of the Bank
of England stood at tha lowest point for
years, and Dee was advised that great
relief might Dee afforded here boy the
movement of g0a from the United
states N large part of this loan.
lElO0l0 00UJ WAS taken there
n ls understood here that tho chan
coll0r of tha exchequcr has allotted
C5000oOO OF the loan TO the United
States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
Members of Chinese Government
viii be So Held,
IF MINISTER'S ARE INJURED
This IL the Attitude Taken by Great
britain Russians Xiii Three
Thousand cinnamon,

London. Aug THE parliamentary
secretary Of the foreign office, Mr.
Brodeuck, In the house of commons
today, answering a question said her
majcsty's government had informed ,he
Chinese government that i,s members
would be- held personally responsible 10
the members OF the foreign legations
or other foreigners at PsHu suffer in
jury
Mr. Broderick added that her majes-
ty's government dli not think amy USE
ful purpose would be served by further
communications
Answering another question. Mr.
Broderck said her majesty govern
ment bad mo- confirmation of lhe state
ment attribute to il Hung Chang TO
the effect that The foreigners had Left
Pekn for nen Ts.n under escort
The special dispatch to lhe Associated
Press from Tieu Isiu. dltal sunday
Aug. 8. "a, mu via SalrGAtl Aub. {"
rs the only press mes#g g. which mas
EON ININAHA .'Il q A. BE- aetAI .itf"" st-r
battle al Pei Tsang
Various Tien Tsin dispatches OF ear
Her dates alluds 20 accomplishing en-
counters with the Chinese preparatory
20 general attack on the Chinese po-
sltions. which are uNe miles IUng. The
reconnaissance has developed that the
Chinese are DOB greater strength than
expected and the allies according 90 "A
news agency dispatch nom TigD Tsin,
dated August q. are each day pushing
nearer TO the Chinese positions.
The Russians who have been ugntiug
around Tai Chow are reported accord
INK 90 a dispatch from Shanghai. dated
August G. TO have KILLED $500 Chinese.
The Tautai of New DhHaug has re-
fused the Russian demand To- give up
the forts there.
a dispatch from HongH0ug. under to-
days date. says trade with The West
river is at a stauIstIl
IL now tully c0.dm a that "a fourth
brigade of Indian TROOPS has been or
dered 70 China
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
ALLIED GENERALS
DECIDED FOR BATTLE
cbaffee so Cables War Experimentation
If Americana Forces Difficulties Ahead
on Road to Pekin Fully Realized.

side OF the river according 90 the disc
patch was partially protected by Hood
ga ground and practically uuassdu1uIe
for chat reason According TO the map
there DE- lake five miles from the river
at ihIs point. and the ground may nave
been Hooded from this lake through l1e
dykes which grIdIr0n the country
tngrpahOuts The Russian and Ffeu.h
forces were 90 attack tne enemy lglt
ola tha right bank of the river between
the river and the railroad. This makes
it probable that the Hooded district only
extended 90 the lime OF the railroad
which at this point U.s. about "a mile ana
O. half from the river
COLUMNS OBJECTIVE POINT
General ChaGee's dispatch also shows
another Important feature of tne plan
of campaign agreed upon hy the lnl.I-
national commanders To ls l..iaI
that the present objective point oI iA'
column As Yang TsIn This .s % town
abngf 15 milo. beyond Pei TsHug at
th. point where ON. railroad crosses
tha Pei river from the right .n the way
to p,Nu. once 80 possession of TINS
rYfrt me international force would
have both the railroad and river Do JOS
'.". ' , ..,.r,.fI. t..uI8
"l,n I',h l7.I' 90, ,rhI.b
U.''''. W. p.l In, ..lrf ,. r-Y-
i 49,. y. AZ, mis- rofrt The river years
10 Inc rlrht and from &c tine column
would have to move over and along ,he
fine of the river. The Chinese evidently
are ag much impressed with the
straterIc advantage off Yang Isln as
tFe international commanders tt.w-
sgIyos "a. e...r.f CHAT ..ve .r h.s
c,bla tbat tho enemy rs reported 10000
strong at the crossing of the road over
the NJ. river without d1uh. after The
fight az Pei INuuS. tN' .N'I.Nr l''.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
Pressing Amcrican claims.

Washington. Aug, TT ls said AT
the state department that the report
from Coustanunoplo that Mr. Griscom
The American charge is renewing M,
request for a settlement of the Ameli.
can claims are due to the original m-
gructlons from Washington and NOT
90 any recent word t0 him These Ina.
structions We're Co the effect that the
matter be pressed continuously about
every fortnight in order that thor,
might Doe no lapse OF "a, negotiations
Mr. G.iscuM appears 90 be- keeping ur
the semi-m1nthiy reminder with q-caf
regularity. as word comes about every
two weeks that be has presented an
other demand. They are AN 90 tho
same effect. that settlement viii be
made and an exact time fixed for car.
rylng Il out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07

....... tur THE war depart
Na-..-. ,.......i,,., ...bls-
r.nt Dol. received me l''''" ''7
..m from Gen. DhaUtt'
-.. AIN. -.Adju,ant General
u....ruu T.eu Isu, august gi''
"..r.... to-day decided balNe pun,
Chinese .uu.uoh.I east aha "esl
...... be-. TslU- ICES, or 'l.'I' ~.
....... ug flooded ground li'.,I.a''y
...-...U. japanese, English. anne.
r ... about 10000 strong, a,-
....I Chimes. r.ght west of river, lil-
rr. ..H.. forces. RUSSIAN I'i'.''
.... strong opposite Side D.. wee"
....... .ImIJ Chinese p'-il."hl. 'P p.
,.... wu- Army IeI'I. .N a''.l
...... H..auE and yang l7"Il, u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
Ma cornin Returns 10 Nome.

Victoria b. g.. Aug THE steamer
Corwin has returned 90 Nome from the
Siberian coast
Tho CUrWn reported having pulled
the steamer Progress and "a Russian
vessel from the fee pack The owners
of the proeress have large mining
concession iu siberia. and the owners of
the Corwiu crossed the straits 90 see
what there was 0n the Russian side.
They took o. number Of miners who
went over iu me hope NJ doing some
prospecting but the fee was stan thick
in ne beds 0f the creeks and after a
stay of "a week the Corwin returned
with her party The CorWin Win now
proceed 90 the Arctic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
Err SURREYOERS,

AL To THE "NEWS"l
ug S.-Carter rode into town
bon and went direct % a sa-
he met City Marshal Th0s.
th whom he talked over che
Of the shooting al Grants
day afternoon. He said he
give himself mp 20 Sheriff
nd that officer was sent for
was preparing to leave IN
Carter.
erin Gillespie reached the sa-
20 surrendered and made a
He claimed that De did not
o Videu that he could easI-
ain the young man had he
30 90. lie says he was entire
90 what he dil. and expects
90 prove &c. lie was locked
nty i3n pending q further
@ the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07

Catholic church with Cardinal Gibbons
as the principal diguitary of tne
church. officiating. Am Of me e'n-
bassIes and legations I'm washington
have received Invitations TO be present
the foreign representatives, being re
questcd 90 attend In uniform.
In diplomatic quarters the annouu',,sl- be-
ment of this service at a Cathul'e
church occaaoned some surprise lh
view OF the conditions existing PEE
tween the church and the temporal au-
thorltics at Rome. and the announce
ment was accented as "a most pheasant
auRury OF the growing good feeling pc
tween the vatican and the quir'uH' IN
this connection. g. was tegalleu ,l'.'Il,a,'
when the demonstration OF King Hum
bert was announced 20 the pope he de-
ciIed that a mass be said FOR the dealI
monarch. at which the aged ponlil
himself was the celebrant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
THE POWERS TRIAL.
State Auditor Coulter Must Produce
the Records.

GEORGETOWN. Aug THE prosecution
Do Do. Powers case today was granted
av.H.u. Hu.gs tacum ON State Audi
W Coulter. requiring him Co bring his
records into COURT This was done TO
. r'.H the testimony of eX-Auiit0r
Pm. s.... #hH testified That Doc disc
.-"-.I III. 3D. DuItUu iu December and
.al-l um with stealing $1,000 The
I. I.'.H expects tl show by the
.-T' '... Nu.iHu was uaid his salary
N Dom December and January and by
s.tH "..1. 90 prove THAI since that
..." Sion. commended DUton tO ware
H E.'. as bg.ug entirely trustwor-
iaa a..rss asked and was granted a
....."... attachment against r. ~.
-.-- ..tHus lr0ther-in-laW and att
..a.. "Hl has been subp1enatd for
'-.... F.. appear as @ witness.
". q. Lewis. Ot Frankfort. was the
pr. "... heard today Hc said that
'... .. .. least ten feet from the
~. "H..t hy the prosecution as the
H... b. Barnes. who was clerk IN
u. ,.a.. auditors office. said that on
.'E . 'u. shooting Dee was no The
grounds and heard several pare
m. guilty persons We're being
.. N doe executive building and
.-.. .. p. blown mp Barnes said
Z IN. na wen. back into The exec
.. building Doe sWeIl0d smoke which
Was ODE result oi the shots
".'.1h'I arrested hy "a party
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
NfInistera and Torelgners sale.

Rome. Aug. 7.-Information received
here from Taku from Che Foo, Aug. s.
says the commander of the italian Cruz
User Alba has seen "a note of the cover
nor of sh1uung dated Peklm july so
slynE the ministers and foreigners ara
safe; that provisions have been SUPP
piled TO them and that conference
had taken place on the subject oI
measures Co Boz taken Co Ur0tes. ihe
ministers during their trio To- Ten
Ts.n where. this d. is added, they vera
To- establish their headquarters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
satanita wins Qucen's cup.

Cowes. Aug. I'm the regatta OK the
Royal acht Squadron today the race
Tor the Queens cup was finished 10y
Emperor Williams yacht Meteor ia
2.2145. The SgtaHIlas time was 2.80ll.
AS the Meteor allowed the Satauita %
minutes the latter won the cup
The lack uf interest iu COwes week
was emphasized hy the fact THAI there
were only three starters 90 the Queens
cur contest IN. day was bright and
half "a gale of wind was blowing from
rho westward. Lord Lonsdale was on
board the Meteor I.presantiug Emperor
William
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
Mcmorlnl ser,Ioc. ror Mnmbert.

Washington. Aug. 7-Baron Fava,
the Italian ambassador, announces that
% memorial funeral viii De held at
Washington on August 18Th. on II
o'clock. ia honor OF King Humbcrt.
President Mckinley has already sirui-
ned his purpose Of being present az the
official ceremony. and members OF the
cabinet IN the city also win attend.
The service viii be al St. Mathews
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
le "News" Notified

iculars Of the shooting were
the News yesterday
after the paper had 81
bulletin however glyIr
the affair was immelI
read by many person
whom are quite familiar vi
cord of laWlassuess. There
sure expressed over his cap
] lt be effected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
Cut His Wifc's Throat.

Santa Cruz. Cal. Aug. IA. IT, ZeiG-
Ter. formerly "a Justice Of Che peace IN
Idaho. killed his wife last night 1E cut
ting her throat and attempted suicide
hy hacking his own throat but iuNirt-
"a only "a superficial wound. The c1u.
pile resided near Sequel and have hal
frequent quarrcls The murder was
uremodltatel. Zicgler is in jail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07

New York. Aug. DARING Magoun
a. Company have arranged 90 ship
S2.0O000J in gold 90 London tomorrow.
The amount may Doe increased. a zee
prascptptiye of the Grim explains that
this shipment is Go meet the require
meuts for deposits of 3 per cent ol SUB
scriuuous for thc war loan, nut apart
from the shipment it is also regular
exchange operation
IL was announced here today that
subscriptions Co the British war loan
had closed On London and as c'n-
sequence no more would be received
here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
md JEWELRY.

D the centre Of which appears
ELK formed from the same
ones The necklace is valued
rIth @ solitaire diamond clasp
600. L,sys1u g. Go. are not
f1r the prize but their dis
-taiu.y the most costly and
ever seen zoo this city In
corner ~ the window Is an
drawing 0f the accepted
De- EIks new home that is 20
~ in The near future The
Z this window ~ dazzling
valued 40 about $4,000 The
4 ba 900 exhibition this eyeu-
E.ks parade
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
ExcHEQUER BONDS.
The Chancellor Asked why sub
sCrlptions Closed SO soon.

London. Aug. I'm the house OF come
mons today. Mr. Benjamin Louis Cohen
conservative member for the East disc
tirct OF Ellington. asked the chancellor
OF the eNchequer Sir Michael HIGHS
Beach. the reason Tor the early clos
Ing Of subscriptions for eXeheqaer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07

Charlottenburg Aug DIR. Leb-
kuecht. the well known member OF the
reichstaR. and one ot the leaders NJ So
cialism IN Germany Us dead. lie was
born at Ciessen be l62G and was editor
OF the Vorwaerts. The sucElst organ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
KRUGER READY TO SURRENDER
This Providing Satisfactory Promise is Given as to Ills UI
mate Destination but Not Observation-Disclosures
Makes Report

Vaal river Tie was Joined yesterday
by a strong detachment OF Brabant 8
horse and the Canadian regiment.
"The Beers attacked the garrison az
Glands river ON the morning of August
am. Information was sent Co Caring
ton who was ON the way tp Eldnd p
river. Ian Hamilton, who reached
Rustenburp yesterday reported hearing
heavy firing in The direction of ElanI s.
river. Today. the firing seems more
distant. which looks as if the Eland g
river garrison had been relieved and
was retiring towards Zcrust'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
lens Leg Set Today.


lAL TO THE "NEWSl
De-. Tooele County Aug. S.
g was set by the doctors
3 limb. however is 500 badly
hat 10 Is doubtful n it car
Thirteen pieces of lsle wer
nd amputati0n may follow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
Political Offenders Amnc.ticd.

Lima. Peru. Via Galveston. Tex Aug.
7.-Congress has declared tull amnesty
for an political offenders,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-07
lspEcIAL no rnE N.ws- VI

murder cHs. was mace u.."I. JUGS.
Hart late this afternoon DO being after
aeon y.tg, fr. ,..s MAS r...n.f .rI III
inns uIl' '.. "..'."''7 ''' .'.
damuel man are pleading Hl.a tut
court 30 gIy. him one mon. .Hlrp. Eur
Dali. mo-. .rt. ......4 ....... a.t..t ,F.
'''' ''
motion Tor " H'" lrlal DIS "-h.. DIS 'Ns
alleged discovery of new aEld t.nI-
igg fD .eh1A chat Ar.H., ff. U... broth.
- .'..... ........ o..
''-
60, go. ''''' '''' .'''' .'''' "..'.'
JYt This f.. r.. t.. .,ry r....u s.t
,.,,. ..... ,rt
i''' r" '' '''' '.'.'.'" '.. INV "." i".
HquaIiho3u.u To-. W.w F"s-..u and
Juror HerrU Is att.u... ,U Do. shown
Observation-Disclosures ............i .IIsr p.tb
,,
ol 'h'" ".''.a Af'"h ." .I''.
claimed that Majors uuEN' Oh Do. htN-tl.
The substance of the motion and the
.sl5.,it. .. g..u .. r. I4g relied
'''' ''', .....'. .... .,
ul'Ar were 'a''"r' '- '". '''.. ~
Thomas Fitch OF Salt Jake. which ioi-
lows s. presented Do, Alf.u,. Call
NIX. FITCH b h"lI-i.
"Nlav 10 ,I..e. ,.,,.. ....r This Is AN
a..-i,"tI'" '.I A." ,..- '+ '.'' '~-
zion based upon subdivision B. & ANA d
of section 1862 uf chapter 90. Revised
Statutes of Utah Ia. application is
made upon DO. Outr. r..Hl u ,le case
..4 ..r..u r..I|.. l..f.... .T. .HHH.r fl
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1900-02-24
Miscellaneous.
The News Letter says.

The News Letter says.
"Oakland will bar from the schools teachers
and pupils afflicted with tuberculosis. The
plan is wise one. A consumptive child is
a source of danger to comrades, and in be-
ing confined to crowded room and study,
is the victim of cruelty. Let both the sick
and the we'll have chance" 1t is we'll
known that quick consumption is common
among Hawaiians and that consumption is
proven to be contagious. Why not adopt the
same plan here.
: And now Major-Gen. Otis announces that
the climate of Philippines means ruin to the
teeth of soldiers, that half the soldiers now
haveteeth "almost completely ruined" while
nearly all of the remaining half are rapidly be.
ing reduced to the same condition. 1t was
we'll known that "imperialism' caused an
extremely bad taste in well-constituted
mouth, but this is the first news that it attacks
and destroys the teeth.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1900-02-24
AUST1N'S HAWAIIAN WEEKLY.

AGulNALDo's VERSION OF THE PHILIPPINE
TROUBLES The appeal of Emilio Aguinaldo,
who signs himself President of the Philippine
republic, addressed ''to the civilized nations,
and especially to the great North American
republics" gives his version of the causes of
the Philippine conflict. He entities his
manifesto can Authentic Review of the
Philippine Revolution" The appeal written
in Spanish, was sent to this country and fell
into the hands of Mr.. Erving Wnslow, of
Boston, Eastern secretary of the American
Anti Imperialist League. Mr.. Winslow, who
says that it came into his hands accidentally,
sent translation of it to the Springfield
Republican, which published it the morning
Of January %. The Republican, which is
one of the leading anti,imperialist journals,
says of Aguinado's review:
"Aguinaldo's statement must 20 out for
what it is worth. That his is partizan
relation goes without saying. There is Bit
terness in it, of course, for this could not be
otherwise under the circumstances; the
statement of facts will be open to dispute at
many points; people opposed in an armed
contest never see alike; but the value of this
Filipino presentation is twofold. It offers an
opportunity for sizing up the man whose
leadership his people have invited and vel.
Cotneu, anu u WHICH tney auneTe unuer
extraordinary stressful circumstances with
logged loyalty, and it presents the other
side.
Undoubtedly there are inaccuracies in
this narrative by the Filipino leader, while
the discrepancies with the testimony of
American officials are often sharp and ire.
concilable. He writes with a national bias,
just as General Otis or Professor Worcester
writes with bias equally strong. 1t will be
the task of the impartial historian to discover,
if possible, the actual truth as between the
conflicting witnesses"