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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
VOTE OF CENSURE FOR HILTON.
That What Police Committee and Mayor VIII Recommend TO
The City Councl-The Chief Says it VIII Never
Occur Again.

for some period to he decided upon. II
was quickly learned by them, however.
that this course could not be taken and
/ Il was finally and unanimously agreed.
after the chief had made an explana-
ton TO the committee. 90 recommend a
vote Of censure 10 the city Council.
this being based upon the statement
By Hilton that DE was exceedingly
sorry that the affair had ever occurred.
Tie also promised that It would never
again take place as long as De was at
The head OF the department. u is UNI
derstool that the chief win also send
letter Of regret and explanation 20
The city Council. with the committees
report which win Doe considered az the
regular meeting tomorrow night.
JUDGE NORRELL'S ANSWER.
Judge Nouell was asked by News
representative this morning as 10 when
he would act ON the suggestion Of city
Attorney Stephens 20 cmpanel a spe-
oial grand jury 10 investigate the case.
he replied. There is a proper way 20
proceed Ia this matter That way is
made clear by law. The case should
be Investigated. There IS plenty Of
time for that and no reason Tor haste.
] shall wait and see what the proper
authorities do On the natter II they
do not act then I shall"
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A SUPREME COURT SENSATION.
ATTORNEY l. Williams Formally Moves the Disbarment of
Lawyers David Evans and Lindsay R ROgers-Case
Taken Under Amusement.

Terms %! n certain contract mace 10, Pc
N,A .i.'l't a.I .h. "." sI'. Inc
.t..r. UI'I q N'I"oI '.t Q. NI.s'H ,'Hl-
I..'', 'n .Nt sI''HI .N.l ''. y.'-.1g-
VITA. ..'a.' A'.."t-' -"A Fg'"
.li "I.N. a...i .ltNNsH.-' IA-.e no,
..IN sustained lht '.' wa. guy. .'
7. .hy supreme courts aiI pm aIeI, -
.... ','I "'NIs.'h ".' ....l.N Vow,
"U.IiH.N5 1Aa Judgment '- 'ie I'"-'
COURT
THE ALLEGED ILLEGAL COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14

The police committee began q secret
session az the office % Mayor Thompson
this afternoon for the purpose of prob
ing ~ ha facts lu ihs recent police
scandal Exploited through the columns
Of the News"
There Vee present Mayor Thompson.
Chairman C0.ress aal C0IneI'men
Thomas FIustrom H4rfonste.u and
Hewlett also chief Hilton and De-
tectiye Sheets. tbe latter two being the
offend ing officers
Their was some little discussion as
to whe.ha ,te meeting should be open
and y poreT admitted J1 Doe present or
wheth,- ths Investigation was to De
conducted behind closed doors Fern
strom finally stated Chat the members
OF he committee might find It wen TO
preliminlH.y discuss some questions in
private after which ths doors might
again BE- opened This suggestion was
scquiescs1 u by the remainder OF the
comm.ua and the reporters Accord
ingly toak up their tabs and hats and
depau Is nt0 the outer Office where
CHIEF Hilton and Detective Sheets sat
IN readiness 70 respond 20 the can Of
the cornIttes
The committee arose shortly before 4
o'clock anl 70 was ascerta.nsd that a
majony 81, ths members favored the
suspehfr o. toe Chief without pay
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a1nnO fnr ID Artlsts.

New York May 1.-THE following
was received today hy Mr. Barrie. re-
presenting SIR Thomas Upton 10 New
York n bias reference Co the exhibit
ton of the Press Artists league. which
opens today at thn Waldorf in this city
London M8r l2-have just received
letter Press Artists league Put me
down $1,000. select whatever picture
YOU think best Delighted 90 have this
opportunity of assisting my good press
friends IN their eNc.Ue1tly conceived
exhibition. Wish them brilliant succ S..
IJHTDN"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14

At,mrr plrsy T. Williams created
Sens, asnn DE State suwam. oalr,
this for.-en. ty presenting O. petition
supra, lby aH5ay.t asking ,ha, 40,
toinev David Evans ml Lindsay h
Rosep n cited TO appear before ta'
bar u hs court ani show cause why
thew Al .,grtt. l.barsol or other
wise n-as.3 according to 'a"
Ths ,ry p-m of tda suDrem. court
began n. n5n.ns with ca.s' Justice
Bartcs Ip..Ia N.r.r anl Easa.n on
the IN arlaIars. number OF Iead-
lag AL rsuiua,,.Hlane. M.s. .as
court 4 llbn formally opened by The
bainn' ae, Justice HH'.h inquired
IL any b, de attorneys n attendance
had m a.-s 90 m.s. j. ". mon
ihat n. --.y Williams ar... ... .....
hie r., nsrr .r. uH. ..N .
cha,,, .'.s ..n.r..l wa. H.. h.."+
n WI .frreraHr .f ... estate
Of Cha A Nelson
nelson's AFFIDAVIT
1h..n,.rr " H. a.mnarawr
Neloe, rb sos f4 hg Attorney
WnW. frh tlIt .r a case pee
oentis --.rsl hy OBJ. supreme ..H't
be was e panuI .. ..rH.r..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
Big stcamntdng Combine.

Pittsburg Pa. May 1i-Options have
been taken on tive of the largest steam
fitting ana uipe-bendlng plants in the
country and q combination win ha
formed under the name 81 the Pttsburg
Valve ana Construction co.. with "a
capital of Sj00l000. The companies are
40 pittsburg concerns They are At-
wood a. McAnrcy Best Manufacturing
Co. Shook. Anderson Co.. pittsburg
Valve a. Machine Co.. and the Wilson.
Snyder Manufacturing Co. The new
combine. o Is said, will control the
heavy steamhtting and pipe trades Of
the country.
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TERRIFIC rIRE IN MICHIGAN.

Meuneue Wis 1Iavl-,,.i..
was Received h.r. t.1s1 ..l ..'.s .4m
ne ll.age of Fischer N.rh Wgs '.. lt
iilt ~ Assistance VAS s.r. ,,5 g ,. We
eiloI rs ae being made tU elr. it'
p'tet q strong wind is blowing ar5
ltls '.l,rl that general ranfarr, t."1
cam p De- aYerLal A SAW MN 9-i
ladse lumber yard has burned airss5y'
Hl.u ll' y $1,000 Tho VILLAGE has
aeop le Inhabitants. Tha dre starf.
ed non ,he mheH df The recent r6r.st
hres end spread lspdly.
ne ny .-.s ihe 1.g plant of the 6. II.
VIZ , =, Lumber company 8t Fischer
hre De- a..l Spreading
Fof@' hu t1ya broken ONT north 10
Beaver and great havoc De- tbr.ats1.5
Aaihs'le and Manomlnee have SEMI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
NIcARAGuAN CANAL BILL.
Favorable Report Thereon by the
senate Committee.

Washington May li-The seuote
committee ou neroccnaiC canal today
HreauIze1 favorable repur, 0u the
N.euagum canal bin as 81 passed the
House.
There We're only five members Of the
committee present at t1day.s ting
a motion vs. ,1ade tO report the bil
ana without debate the vote WAS taken
Senators Morgan Mcbride. Harris and
Turner voting in the affirmative. aud
Senator Egnna FOO the negative
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14

train On route 10 Atlanta by a mob ana
held On the woods during the night
awaiting Identification. This forenoon
an attempt was made 90 hang him. The
hope. however. broke Willis fen 90 thl
ground and was On an instant riidlet
with bullets a placard was pinned On
him eiying warming 90 like Offenders
The coroner viii investigate. Glvar1a
Gambler had ordered four companies O.,
State troops 20 hold themselves IN
readiness 90 prevent the lynchIng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14

Representative King had Intended Of
fering this amendment but thought o.
would be better 10 have the same come
from a member Of the Roberts Inycsu-
eating committee
Judge Klng made O thorough canvass
Of the House during the afternoon ana
no opposition was heard 10 the request
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14

Washington. May IA cablcgram
was received at The war department
this afternoon from Gen. Macarthur.
dated 40 Manila yesterday stating that
Robert b. Cgamer hrsi Lieutenant of
The ThirW-i0urJh United States Nolun-
toer infantry had been sentenced 20
dismissal from the military service By
court martial and that Macarthur
had approved that sentence April 49,
90 take effect April 10 Gen. Macarthur
jid not state the reasons Tor the court
martial
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Expects Beers to be whipped soon.

Euda Pest. May 14.-In the course to-
day of his customary speech 90 the
delegations. the Austro-Hungarian
minister of foreign affairs. Count
Goluch0wsld. declared that the conf
dence h. had previously felt that the
South African war would not danger
Dusty affect the relations between the
great powers had so FAR been fully rec
allied He hoped hostiiuCs would soon
De terminated and mediation appeared
60 be out of The question unless both
belligereute desired 10.
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DlaboIical Attempt At Murder.

Wilkesharre. Pa. May 10. Rev.
Father Bl3zenosH pastor of the Polish
independent church of this city was
cailed out about mIdnAht on the plea Of
visiting a sick maU.
Arrangements appear to have been
made to ambush him ON the road but
Doe discovered the danger and fed. he
had scarcely reached his house when a
bullet was fred through the window.
striking the wall within an inch Of his
head
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
Americans Presented 10 The Queen,

London, May 14-Thc princess Of
Wales today held a drawing room az
buckingham palace Ia behalf of the
queen There was large attendance.
The Americans presented were Mrs.
Wheaton. wife of Gen Frank Wheaton.
Miss Wheaton Mrs. Frank Newell and
Miss Newell OF Massachusetts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
Pneumatic Tool Suit

Philadelphia May 14-Th Chicago
Pneumatic Tool company and Joseph
Berier of ST. Louis. manufacturers OF
pneumatic tools today entered suit
in the United States court here against
the Philadelphia Pneumatic Tool conf
.pany aud the Kellar Tool company.
charging infringement OF the BerIer
pneumatic tool patent An accounting
Of profits and damages are prayed for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
NEGRO MURDERER LyNoHED.
Rope Broke, and the Crowd Turned
Loose ThCir Guns.

Augusta. Ca. May William wiz
lis. Che negro who shot and killed Alex
der whitney a prominent business man
of Augusta. last night ln an alteration
death by q mob today Willis was ar
rested last night and an effort was
made 90 take him 90 Atlanta for safe
keeping. Willis was taken from the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
Dynamiters Held.

Wt.ani 0nt May u-Aher three
aojoe fan.his ODE preliminary hearing
o! ~ ALLEGED lyulm.taw. pullman.
Nolan and Walsh was resumed here
toeay only one witness was examined
Nhen %. crown attorney stated the
case NH closed The prisoners were
committee tdr Hai ana win appear
az u #Ilg as.Iz.s before chancellor
BOYD aau Tu. ay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
BUBoNIc PLAGUE IN EGYPT
Thirteen Deaths out of Twenty Cases
Reported at Port said.

Port Said. May 4-So far there have
been twenty cases of huD1nia plague
here OF this number thirteen patients
have died four have recovered and the
rest are stiI under treatment No
further cases have been reported
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
KILLER DEFEATS
THE BOER ARMY
Makes an Attack on the Biggarsberg, and
Succeeds in Capturing the Position
from the BurgherS.

,s 10 Occupy Dundee Today-Made Four Days March TO
HeOmakarr Pass then Made the -DndOnad Pierced
h Boer Center, and Besune Turned Their Flank Annexa-
fon Of Free State Expected to Come Next Week-Free
Sgers Abandon ransyaaers to Repudiae Webster
Dais-Brsh Capture Large StOres-Reliei OF Maieking
Expected Soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
New Mcmbers Id ID Bar.

Upon recommendation Of the exam
ming committee the following persons
were today admitted 60 practice before
the bar of the State Supreme court:
james Albert Howell Joshua Green
wood. Charles H.. FoNlcy Thomas L.
Mitchell Abal b. Sawyer Jr and G.l-
bert liz. Beobe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14

theory than that the defendant deilo-
erlt,ly shot and killed Capiain biyNni
Both Majors and his brother mao sh
to resist arrest even TO The death. NV
the killing of deceased. by whleheNet ~
them done was the act % eitnet ~
The evidence oacred 90 behalf Ql ~
i0rs was rot prejudiclal 90 nus ris,', ~
and DC required a much biased inll.s "
soy That the evidence was insuiheieN' "
support tte verdict 1,5
After arguments had been conciu'o.u
the court took the case under alF''o
myut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
FIGHT THE BOARD or HEALTH


plttshurg May 1i--Eyctomaut SIM
prevail among the residents uf Turtle
Greek Pa. over the action 0i the board
of health iu converting the school house
into "a smallpox hospital bu, There bias
been mo- further Hotng F1rty sIx
citizens went into court today au1
asked for ana Injunction to restrain me
health authorities from using .Ge school
building as @ pest house aHl argue
mants sim he heard later
70 is said uflrmatous v.I D., mode
who 30 is alIeged were rIuglelders iu The
riot last night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
1toris f.r the Fupd.

Contributions We're sent to the
News today as follows:
George g. Laney Kamas. 90
Evan s Morgan. Muntpelier......, 500.
James Grant Thurher............. 500
The Eleventh ward Relief Society to-
day sent $3i 10 the relief fund.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
Trim of nnmape suit.

The case of =. W. CARR VS. j. r.
Allen ct 90 was called for trial before
Julga Cherry today with Wilson &
Smith for plaintiff and Zane g. Rogers
Tor defendants.
Th, action is 90 recover 500 damages
for the alleged unlawful taking OF eight
head of cattle. and is on appeal from
"a Justices court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
BANK PRESIDENT SENTENCED.
G. II. Cole Is 60 Go TO JAN for Eight
Years for His Crime.

Boston. May lt-ln the ". S. court
here today Charles d. Cole. former
president Of the now defunct Globe Nae
tl0nal bank OF this city. who recently
pleaded guilty on am Indictment charge
log him With W.lpuroprIatlou OF funds
OF the institution was sentenced 20 serve
eight years lu Greenfield
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
SHOT DOWN FILuPINos.
Seven OF Them Were Trying Co Barn
Government Hay at Manila.

Manila May l4-Seyeu FIlipIuos
made am attempt today 90 burn O. guam
uty of hay stored near Che quarter
masters storehouse on tha river front
The guards killed one ana wounded
another The others escaped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14

Chicago May 1.-two prostrauons
were reported today as a result of the
extreme heat which has prevailed here
FOR several days AT =. M. the street
thermometer registered as high as IS.
the great humidity adding 10 the gem
eral discomfort
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
Olher snpreme conrt Matters.

Other eases were disposed Of by the
c0ur. today as follows.
State ye James HOweRs. appellant,
dismissed ON the ground that the appeal
was mot perfected.
NupUeddu 6ulmI sumoqL 81 3lpls
argued and taken under Amusement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
NcnnbIIcans NnmInntcl.

Chicago, May A-Jam.s h. Mann
was today ren0mInated t0 repre- nt the
first congressional district and
Daniel w. Mills was nominated to
represent the fourth district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
SCOFIELD RELIEF FUND.

The scoheld relief fund has now
reached an estimated total Of Ni2J60.
The concert no the Tabernacle lom0r-
row night Us likely 20 increase il very
substantially
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
Convicted Of Sianslauehtcr.

Seattle. Waeh.May l}--Barkor. found
guilty of manslaughter for killing
Charles johnson here three months ago.
was sentenced Go thirteen years i'm
prisonment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14
PAYEX=CONGRESSMAN ROBERTS
'"''Ne Lands Presents Proposition for $1,000 for Ex.
P'SsS IN the COntes-Done at Judge Kings Re.
queSt-NO Opposition.

- 'AL To THE NEwsI
.''a- D. Co. May ll.-Repre-
l-aa'' this afternoon offered
b., .H' TO pay ex-Represen,a-
.'' 1890 Tor Incidental ex-
,,,. .,', 2. by him In making con.
'ae present Congress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14

al
i1'i''' ''-' ~ Assoc,,taa pres.
a I..' .- .,,.t,ro natal timed
..1,y brought the first in
N $3.50 st,oi,e5 nv Gen.
l'n VI . ,.-. N,tol Tho sender
20 'a N'''".' . " oss,,uoa mat
-' .' r.i.',,a hoe, received
% ''' -, - nostiuties for
" "'''
-a.' No., .n.,oi ,.,sorsr M
General h"''.' ' ~
fling us of his success AT lhe Big
-t.., received here am hour ago,
.....isf,ctlop II Is com
Id 1.r anticipated 'ha' 'u.'''1 " "'
"A q-rel by the British today Inc
.,is of the north country are de-
<.t.o tb. p,qgarsbarg
|lg,.al as l'''''7
that they VIII specify De en-
.1,,. rafrrr fo their homes"
..... ...,,,, r.,,,r,D-
BlLhN JVMlLfl FL l'i-1' i''''
,-...., F.sr.fab to the Associated
,.',,,, r... Gao, t,is
d [" la'.4 '-''',''''' ''''
In ming says
lf.r fsr DAYS march eastward at
l...tt. pigg,rsrsrg ridges I'm
"a '''' '' que ''7.' a. = ,t.h
Ia direction OF htlpuldhddii "liD"
IL occupied by the federdls, the Sec
t-...5. SUNDAY, led tba attack
n. -,-..,..,.. a.. uoo-s,
l-A-o.aI' '''"''' ''N'
FL rsHi Bethune.s horse advanced on
5 -'.I..'s s .,lii Marty nv '1 M burgbers
--5 rI5g. nve,1ooiing Helpma.
.rr boo they did not Walt Tor the aa-
'2 Do 49,,
Hgnt British scouting w the ulIec-
III " ihe Dundee mas SHOWN .tl'' ~, Wv
~ as were n great force ON lhf bts
fnag 40 apparently. cen nui'ol
~ giad 10 necessary To- clear lhe'l
~ DIS rear before 'oiHlnenCu"b
nent la the dltecuon or lu1
a ts7lrg range. II mat Us nus pian'
i possibly divided ms Ioicr.' sei'1-
t,e column eastward 20 threaten
Nv ia1 enl lliecht ana laNe l',''i. .l.'
Il. % NE rear Whllte u "est Do .il.'
M mn attempts 90 form O. Junction
pc iorees OF LORD Rooer's' VIA tue
4 1smIih railroad.
grams lf'm NIoouelaa i'NlN.1'g
~ 1,A fftnghs cavalry Is heepluh
~ -.n Nlli ihr h'eIs' nut p'iu9p
Ia H,1.Iis "lI oe coii'pelIel 20 DlN,l
IA 4. pay, or Ais mann p1lF w VI'eI lo
' 10. troops I' Ie.upeIale ,ll.I l"e
q. --'.l- I.I.A"- ol tht past "''N'
M SKATERS ABANDON TRANS
VAALERs
N r,nis and purposes the Pree stat
.slt he TnnsySaI though scattered
NJ .rj ,6.s Inv ~" 5a, l'5 ,5,,'c '''U 0''
,s5 s-,,. ' ,i,,s o'' o 5 am Econ,
~ town a.f.H ta5,v ssvs n rrooisr,'
'n gHI be- rrbnsbed tbis ,rees an
~ aB th.f Crp Rotbo tbs com
ID ier-.DcF.af ~ he Roer forcss
'pf ,sns d, r...rn n any nrororstlons
FL mad. ur tFa v,ntop aastrTcticn
|e lorry ''''
n s.l Rhodes start, f,r peir,, port,.
NJ Ear tfrira today ~ ~
.1a o5-r.sr.r5.,t ~ .ho p.,,,~
~ graph a8mas1y NJ Cop,e'tov1' 1 sgys
|tf1lilt. ffa srster,o,t. ~ ~ ty,hg,s,
|n ttc former Tni,s ,i s stote ,'' NE.
I'd a,y visited south ' Rfr IcSe'''' VINO
IL Ne i1@ 70, Nareking is expected
Z expressed he opInion t5st 'T riyS w
Y aS1g ths siege Of hat Mace NAV
~ 'e1 by Wednesday.
B0rp p.s,r,,,. -.
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BoER DELEGATES DUE TODAY.

New York. May 1.-THE Boer peace
delegation issued 60 arrive here today
on the steamship Maasdam and the
committee representing the city which
was appointed for that purpose. went
down the bay on q revenue cutter 10
meet the visitors on the steamer
Judge Nanh0es0n win make am address
OF welcome. and when the Maaslam
makes her dock the peace ENJOYS win
DE met By the executive committee and
the committees OF aldermen and com-
mon council OF New York. Tomorrow
they VIII have the freedom OF the city
conferred upon them by Mayor Van
Wyck and the municipal assembly win
present the resolutions of sympathy
with the Bocr cause u has adopted
TREATMENT OF PRISONERS.
London. May 49, eng p. m.-The war
Office has published a dispatch from
Lord Roberts. dated Kroons,ad sun,
day May 10. giving the correspondence
between Lord Roberts and Priest. Kru-
ger relative 90 the alleged iil-treatment
of Colonial prisoners The Trausvaars
reply was 90 The effect that there was
mo- difference in the treatment OF the
prisoners and that only few Who had
contrayerted martial Jaw or who had
tried 90 escape on who. 90 had been eus-
pectei, might try 90 escape had been
placed IN jail for security Otherwise
they had been treated like the other
prisoners OF war
Regarding enteric fever the govern
ment of the Tuausvaal said &c was
prevalent among the clyl population as
well as among the prisoners. and every
remedial measure had been taken.
Lord Roberts replied April ~ that he
was glad 90 receive Prest Krugers as
sumnces. and pointed out that no df-
ference was made by the British aus
th0riues in regard 90 the Boer prisoners
against whom there might De reasau-
able ground Tor suspicion that they
would try tO escape adding that such
exceptions gave room Tor abuse by Of
fclols without the knowledge of the au-
thorucs
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eIs noYe s,, ,,I up ln'lr afIangeinenls
w.. E Ala s s',5 .,s , S 'Iol h.
'g "'''7s 'H' al9l mus l..l
u 49, .u "a 900 1s' ,'''I s ,N's,s
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1,'f'tl,. 'i'''''i'
BRITISH CAPTURE LARGE STORES
rn.b. >,,,.. e.,
I'M iio1 ,'u ouiluoN Nioy IT, me
,'s"It ul' l.iIH WIN l'7 IIgHl eN'til1-
l- ,li.i ~ i,,''9 vas Sesl,I g'' I1"' pug
p,.t, ,.i,I..i ''l anu do
~, 'Iil. tulio" tN tNs hle'e, IeaDnlhs
- ,,M,t',s mus ana apyuilns sIta'
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-14

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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-02-15
DELUGE OF CALENDARS
Each Holiday Season Business Men
Overrun with Gift Offerings
of Adyertisers.

This is the season of the year when
the business man on entering his of
flee trips over a pile of calendars, finds
another bunch on his chair and has to
lift half dozen or so before he can open
his desk. All day long queer-looking
individuals keep poking their unshaven
faces in at his door and dropping more
calendars on his head, his desk and his
lap until the office overflows with them.
The advertising calendar habit seems
to grow with the passing of the years.
Some time ago it was almanacs with
which the people were flooded at the
beginnings each new year, various pat
ent medicine proprietors issuing the lit
tie pamphlets setting forth the phases
of the moon and the other information
of chronological nature deemed nee
essary to human happiness. But the
pictorial and highly-colored calendar
has taken the place of the almanac to a
large extent. Every insurance COM
pany, railroad company and printing
and engraving firm of any pretensions
seems to feel called upon nowadays to
get out an annual calendar which will
hang above the desk of the business man
and keep the name of the firm which
sends out the calendar constantly be-
fore the eyes of the occupant and his
callers.