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ATTENTION !

The Acme Steam Laundry in Berkshire will soon be ready tor business The well known laundryrnan. Alex Allen, has been engaged. Patronize homo industry. A postal 10 cai TOT
 E.C. BOW FRS, Proprietor,
 Sandy Hook, Ct
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! CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on 8 90 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar # 1t falls to cure your cough or cold. We also
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Philo Nichols was quite seriously Ill, last week, but is now on the gain, fact his many friends will be grstified to learn.
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The wire fence which William B. Gloy- CT has recently erected in front of his place looks very fine.
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ID. IT. CLARK,
 Shelton, Conn.

dy Hook Shoe store, fs offering 6 line of mems fine dress patent leather and vici kid shoes. Prices way down.
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Mrs R. K. Betts has been Ill for fev days with severe cold,
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Mrs John Carmody was in Hartfor1 ol Wednesday.
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HnRsEs FoR SALE.

A very handsome all round team of blacks sour d. good drivers and very gentle, wei and weigh 200 lbs. Another cheaper tean nice and gentle, the best of wyrkers weigh 220O lbs 4 lso several good single horses suitable for driving aud work.
 H. H. Stevens, panbury, B DUTY Conn
 Taleuhone 143
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James M. Blackman was in Hartford, Wednesday, attending the annual convo. cation of the Grand Masonic Chapter.
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Mrs D. Curtis of New Haven visited friends in town, yesterday.
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noe NOTIOE-Notice is hereby given to all D persons owning or harboring dogs that they must register the same ct the Town 1900 All Spersons failing or neglecfing to comply wiih this notice will ee prosecuted as the law directs. WlliamlH. Glover, Thomas J Bradley, Selectmen of Newiown. M. !. Houlihan. Town Clerk. Dated at Newtown. Ct , A pril IS, 1900
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EAST0N.

B. Haw ley & Son have just unloaded car of choice shingles.
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Jerome Nichols of Rotsford is busy 1 his blacksmith shop these days.
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Honest Work For An Honest Price.
HENRY A. PRATT, P. O. Stepney.

NET THE BEST-That's the White wysn- VI dottes, Felt's brown egg strain. first class.
 rom bad, and mated for best results, My aim being strong, vigorous stock and prolific lay ing Eggs I.25 tor lh. 200 tor 30. John Nor row, Box 3, South Kent, Conn
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Butter, choice creamery prints. 200, choice to good Isa17, common, 12a14; factory cheese l2a1f; dairy cheese laal4; a fresh f, near eas ny I6al2; geese 9a10 ]; calves. oa10; pigs 6a6 ?; hogs Sa*; potatoes, 45a50c bu; onions, red 50a55, white 75a90 yellow 6065a; caboages new 2hna3,50 crate; dried peas LAO pu beans, marrow 240. pea 2 40 bu; honey 12a e Ib; beeswax 2ba30; apples, russets 2.Ooa 3 % bb1.
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guarantee 25 cent bottle to prove satis.
 factory or money refunded. R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown. s. c. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook.
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R. W. Butcher was in the Park City yesterday.
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A. W. Fairchild was in the Park City, Hast Tuesday, on business.
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For the men V. c. oorpett, at the San
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Telephone 143
PIGS F: T. !

If their tails curl the other way, l am not particular T. but if you have any goods hearty Pigs or Brood Sows, let me know price and age as want a dozen.
 Tinkarfeld Provender, Corn, Meal, Novs gnatla PlaSter.
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On the same day resident of Zoar was brought before Justice Bradley for cruel- ly abandoning horse. His horse was found in bad condition near tte home of Michael Lynch, and was put out of misery by Officer Tilson. The party arrested claims he had no recollection Of how the horse was injured. He was fined $1 and costa. Attorney Northrop prose- cuted in both cases. It was evidently 8 case where the principal in the case filled up on liquor, and the frightful results followed. It should be 8 solemn warn- ing to the gentleman in question and others bibulously inclined.
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ELLIS F. WHEELER.

ANEFN7F
 wanuteeturer of wagons, Carts and Trucks; all ,0 rnrrfawe and wagon paintin g and repair ing. First class work guAkantetd d. Prices al- ways reasonable
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RESTRICT OF VIEWPOINT, ss, Probate
 D Court, May g. 1900.
 Estate of i;larinda F. Taylor. late of New town, in said district. deceased,
 The Court of Probate for the district Of New town hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims tor settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immedi- ete nayment to Alfred M. Briscoe, ~ Administrator.
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B. Hawley 6 Son have just unloaded 8 car Of choice shingles.
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The Wholesale Market.

BRIDGRPoRT.-REPoR BY BUCK 6 DARLING.
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THE ROWLAND DRY GooDs
 COMPANY,
 Brlaggbort, Coum.
An Open Letter.

Mir Harry Rider, 444 Water Street, Bridge port, Conn Dear Sir-By this mail we take pleasure in submitting to your consideration a sample tube each of Railroad White and White Lead. Tie R. R White you will notice is much winter than White Lead, Is finer ground, Twill take more linseed otl-conse quently is more durable and will cover more surface pound for pound
 This k. White is not a new article, or ar experiment, but has the appreciation o thousands of customers for the past 25 years This article Is put up in F and 26 pound cans, or in wooden kegs of 12 1-2. 25, 50 and 1O( pounds upwards. Respectfully Yours,
 JOHN W. MASURY & SON.
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WOULD LIKE

Your buildings to paint by day or contract. Paper hanging a speciality. Agents tor Mas ury's Railroad Paints. All orders promptly attended to. Craft & Lyon, Painters and Dec orators, Stepney, Ct.
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The Local Justice Court.

GOOD sPRINTER, BUT HE FAILED TO GET AWAY.
 Three young men giving the names of John Smith (probabiy descendant of Capt John Smith of Pocahontas fame), Harry Williams and John Spears, all claiming to hail from Hartford, were ar- rested on Wednesday at Hawleyville by Officer J. A. James, for stealing rides on trains and making themselves general nuisance about railroad property. They were brought to Newtown, ,and one of the number suddenly made dash for liberty. Several started in pursuit and he was caught near the residence of the late Bernard Kelly. They were brought be- fore ,J ustice Bradley and fined $1 and taken to the Bridgeport jail.
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4 UCTIoN sA ALE-I will sell my entire dairy
 A. ot COWS. 3l head. ana one gooa year Sat oie
 urday, May 19, at 10 o'clock sharp m. at my
 farm in Haw1eyyille. If stormy Saturday sale
 will be held on Monday. A. Turner. R. A Clark, auctioneer
 LSOR SALE One new milch COW. Jersey with r calf, a good one Albert FohrenbRch, Jr, Monroe, Conn N,EW HOME, Climax and New Ideal Sewing lN Machines Pianos and Organs at Lowest Prices. 0 Osborne, S epney NOR SALE Two young cows. one with caif, F the ether due in few days. Ernest E l Ferry, Dodgt 1gtown. Conn nHAETON CARRIAGE For sale. M. s. Otis \ Newtown
 l sTO RENr-My place located near the New i England Depot. Mrs Wm Lester, Sandy Hook, Ct
 NOR SERvICE-F Fine graded Guernsey bull l E w J Wood, Botsford HILL NeWtcWns Ct
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FRANK COEGER
G. N. CLARK, Nichols, Conn.

Horseshoeing and General Blacksmith, Oar riage and Wagon Making and Repairing. All first class work 2; Bottom Prices. Re- mem Der the place. 1cE shop near my house. just south of Rsne's outton shop.
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NoGdCe.
HAVE ARRIVED HOME

with car load of horses, or pairs that will Kind and broke single or double Any one Looking for a horse will do well by coming to ace ma BRONSON & SANFORD,
 4l Elm St., Bridgeport, Conn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08
BOARD Of HEALTH REPORT.
One Case Of Smallpox" IS Reported To-
day.
Two Deaths FROM Diphthcrla De-
cured During tue Week. Number
OF Births and Deaths.

According TO the local board OF health
authorities there We're forty cases Of
smallpox reported during the week,
making a total OF seventy cases
now in existence in the city eighteen
OF which are in the pest house. and the
others under quarantine throughout
various parts Of the city.
Last week there were seventy-four
cases existing. an increase of 1--WE.
one case was reported today the
victim being Eugene Cahoon, a lg-year-
old youth, residing with his parents at
2J2 South Sixth East. Three cases were
reported last evening as follows James
W. Tingey aged Il, Angelina Tingey,
aged 6, Sc Canyon road; Walter Donald
son. aged It.. room 90 Roberts block,
Broadway The first case in the Tin
gey family was reported about two
weeks ago and the patient, a young
man OF 49, was removed 10 the small
pox' hospital.
Two cases OF diphtheria were reported
during the week, both Of which sue
cumbed to the disease There Is only
one case now IN the city under quaran-
tine.
There are twenty-four cases OF scarlet
fever under quarantine, six Of which
were reported this week. Last week
there were twenty-five cases Of scarlet
fever In the city
Thre are fifteen cases OF typhoid fever
IN the city six OF which We're reported
during the week, as against nine the
week previous There were eight cases
of chickenpoX reported
other matters were reported as fol-
lows Births. "a; males. 10: females II;
deaths. Is males. 10, females 10; bodies
brought here FOR lnterment, q shipped
for interment elsewhere, 4.
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His Application for a Writ Of Ha-
beas Corpus Granted,
HAD SEVEN YEARS TO SERVE
Petition Based on the Recent supreme
Court Decision, Holding that a Ger
tain Portion of an Act was Void.

Abba w. Dunyon a state prison con-
Wet undergoing a seven-year's sem
tence for criminal assault, committed
upon an Italian woman over sixty
years Of age. near Heber city. wasatch
county walked out OF Judge Hilcs's
court room a free man az noon today,
the court having granted his appli-
cation for writ Of habeas corpus and
ordered his discharge from custody.
Dunyon, who Is a single man, be-
tween thrty-dye and forty years old,
was convicted by a jury In the Fourth
judicial district at Heber city and sem
fenced by Judge John H. Booth on the
Sth Of last September 10 seven years in
the State prison. He claimed TO have
been drunk at the time the alleged Of
Tense was committed.
His application Tor the writ. made by
Attorneys Barlow Ferguson and j. NJ.
Tanner was filed IN the Third district
court on Wednesday last and the order
TO show cause, signed by Judge Hiles,
was made returnable today.
The ground OF the prisoners petition
W 10 NAlhA AtAN ANU lllAklNA hkAlNnN MN
was signed and filed by the district at
torney instead OF by the county attor-
ney the supreme court having recent
~ held that convictions In such cases
We're void. From this the petitioner set
up that he was unlawfully deprived Of
his liberty
After hearing arguments pro and
con, Attorneys Cannon and Tanner for
petitioner and Attorney General Bish-
op for the state, Judge Hlles said he
could not 60 behind a Supreme court
decision and accordingly granted the
writ and az the same time ordered
DunyOn's release from custody
About the most surprised man In
court was Guard l.. ID. Martin, who
brought Dunyon down from the State
prison this morning Martin never for
a moment thought that he would go
back empty handed, but he did just
the same. When asked why he didn't
rearrest the prisoner, he said. II
haven't got a warrant, else j might"
II was only a week ago today that
Judge Cherry denied the application
for a writ OF habeas corpus In the case
Of James W. Bcddo. who Is serving a
Eve years sentence for an assault COM
mitted upon a year-old girl.
There are at least half dozen other
prisoners doing time In the State pris-
on whose cases are identical with that
OF Dunyon So the probabilities are
they VIII an take the same course as
Dunyon. and apply 10 Judge Hiles for
the writ Throughout the State there
are said 10 be about thirty-four cases
wherein a conviction was had by in
formations signed by district attor-
neys Doubtless all will take advan-
tage Of the Supreme court ruling, and
Warden Dow Is fearful that his place
on the hill will become depopulated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08
KEPT HER ROOM ALL DAY
Sunday Last-She Worries over Bm-
press Prederlok-An incident AZ
the Review of Volunteers

New York, Dec. S.--A dispatch to the
World from Windsor, England, says
Much anxiety again prevails In court
tlrcIes respecting the queens health.
she has broken up notIceably since she
vas informed that the Empress Fred
rick was suffering from cancer OF the
throat and cannot live many months
Queen Victoria, who invariably eats
md sleeps we'll has now lost her APP
Petite and passes sleepless nights. For
years she never missed her morning
ride In a donkey chaise around the
private gardens until the last couple Of
weeks. when this was forbidden by her
DOCTOR who ordered her Instead 70
drive through the park In closed car
rage
Sunday last the queen kept her room
the entire day, a thing she has not
been known 20 do for years and the
report goes al the castle that she said
she would not be surprised to hear OF
the death Of Empress Frederick any
day as the doctors were afraid TO per-
form an operation.
II Is also whispered that her majesty
falls into a doze at meal times and the
other day when putting on a brave
front and pretending to review the
colonial volunteers, she fell fast asleep
IN her carriage. The windows were
shu, and she was rapidly driven home.
belief undoubtedly prevails among
those around her that the queen is fall
ing
The papers In London assert that the
queen Is In her usual health, but the
above are the true facts.
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"a warning to All Negroes, !"

Rome, Ca. Dec S.--The negro who.
yesterday. assaulted and fatally wound
ed Mrs Joseph White the wife of a
farmer living twelve miles from Rome,
was caught and lynched near here to-
dag. Mrs, White is not expected TO re-
cover.
The negro's name was Bud Rufus. He
was taken from the county officers at
about midnight and hurried to the
home Of Mrs. White, who. though in a
semi-conscious condition. nodded that
he was the man. The negro was then
hanged from a railroad bridge and rid
died with bullets A placard inscribed
"A warning 10 all negroes was pinned
20 his clothing Rufus denied having
committed the crime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08
NOTICE.

The heavy demands for advertising
IN the Christmas News" which have
already necessitated an enlargement to
sixty pages. viii render It impossible
to accept any display advertisements
for the issue later than next Wednes-
day the l2th inst, at noon. Adyertls-
ing patrons are respectfully requested
to govern themselves accordingly
The Christmas number viii be on
sale in Salt Lake on Saturday Dec
IS, and IN Los Angeles Tuesday, Dec.
IS. Price, 10 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08
SUES FOR DIVORCE.
Allie A. Barker Accused by His Wife
OF Committing Adultery,

Rosena j. Barker who, on July 5,
1874, In this city, married Allie A. Bar
ker, applied 20 the district court today
for a decree OF divorce on the grounds
Of adultery, desertion and failure TO
provide.
The parties had seven children born
10 them. six Of whom are living, the
Oldest being twenty-three and the
youngest seven For three years past.
Il ia alleged, the defendant failed TO
provide his family with the common
necessaries OF life During the entire
period Barker. It is said has been liv-
ing IN adultery with one Fannie Brown
at Murray.
Mrs. Barker asks that she be allowed
$40 per month pending the action, at
torney's fee and costs, and awarded the
custody Of three minor children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08
KNOX PRESSES
DEWET ON ALL SIDES
The BOer Leader Fails to Force COOmassie
Bridge: Tricks Northeast, Abandoning
Five Hundred Horses.

morning Gen, Knox started In hot pur-
suit and Pitchers and Herberts COLI
umns were detached TO make a turning
movement After three hours march
Gen. Knox learned that during the
night Dewet had doubled back past the
British right, necessitating a complete
change of plans. During the night OF
December 3 Gen. Knox encamped on
the Carmel farm, the site OF the Boer
lager, which evidently recently had
hurriedly moved Gen. Knox started
again at day light. hoping TO corner
DeWet while crossing Karrepoort drift
but he arrived too late. The British eX-
perienced very great difficulty In fol-
lowing Dewet owing TO the rise In the
river. but they succeeded IN crossing
without the oTs Of "A man or o. beast
From that time on the pursuit OF the
Beers was taken up without baggage,
the troops being supplied by foragers.
enabling them TO make more rapid
movements and keep in touch with the
republicans.
BOERS CAPTURE SHEEP.
johannesburg, Dec S-The Beers
have captured 1900 sheep form a
small detachment OF British troops in
the vicinity OF Krugersdorp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08

,orson Dec S.--The war office has
Jrsd the following dispatch from
~ kitchener at BloemfonteIn, dated
pee s. ....., ,.o,, vrov
yonryllle that Dewets force, having
sesd 10 force Coomassie Bridge, which
nsll has trekked northeast, aban-
s,,,rg 500 horses and carts. His at
..,aot ON Cape Colony therefore, has
WWnlI He is being pressed on all
sides.
nrwETs DANGEROUS POSITION
uvd North, Cape Colony Friday
90. Gen. Dewet appears to be In a
~ dangerous position and to need
l lg Me strategy 10 extrlcate his force.
g,b strong British columns on three
W. and two swollen rivers barring
-5-opt the British commanders be-
l Is !, be- hopeful that the great chase
y, ,,ur columns whAh has been one
De most exciting operations OF the
u .-.r y" viii result in the capture OF De-
wet s,,t, ,,,horaa bo,,ts was
a., rscelyed December 2. The next
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08
UNION SCHOOL.

supt Cooper viii address the Par
ents' club at the Union school Wednes-
day, Dec 70, at $3.50 p m.
The school enjoyed a rare treat In
the shape OF an art exhibit OF about
thirty beautiful reproductions OF nota-
Bile worksof art including "The Clean
ers by Millet; "The Head Of Christ, %
Hoffman, a portrait OF Rembrandt
etc. William White OF the Sth grade
loaned the collection to the school
The following program was rendered
before the literary club OF the Ith and
Sth grades. Friday, Dec. eth:
Literary and Historical Quotations
D.. eco. Gee. q. ......u by Pupils
Song. .. 600. q. ,,-...Florence Merrill
Recitation. D.. . Matilda Mumtord
Reading Of Journal. Eva Johnson
Leading Articles In the Journal
Alaskan Schools Local
Briefs Art Notes.. .....
Song. b.. . ....... Charles Daddy
Photograph EXhibition...W VIM White
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08
MRS. HILTON ARRESTED.
Bond is Fixed at S5O0-Case Growing
Out OF Suit for Property.

This morning Deputy Sheriff John
Cummock served a warrant for the ar
rest Of Mrs. william Hilton.
Mrs. Hilton was taken before Justice
c. NJ. Nelson this morning and pleaded
not guilty to the charge OF adultery.
~, bond was fixed IN the sum Of $1,000,
but before the bond was given Attorney
n. Y. Jones, counsel for Mrs. Hilton
appeared In court 20 make a motion for
a reduction OF the bond.
eve can give $1,000 said Mr. Jones,
'but we think II Is outrageous A
smaller bond would be sufficient we
think"
Assistant County Attorney w. T.
Gunter said that Il was a matter for
th, court TO determine, but he stated
that the crime charged was "A felony The
court then fixed the bond az $500.
which was promptly given. The sure
lies ere James w. Donkin and Chas.
]. Foulger. Attorney Jones waived pre-
llminary examination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08
HON.THOMAS TAYLOR DEAD
End Comes Suddenly at los Angeles, Call
fOrnia, Today.
Deceased Was Wen known citizen
Of Utah-Interested In Railway,
Coal aud Iron Matters.

Hon. Thomas Taylor one Of Utah's
well known citizens. Is dead. The sad
news was conveyed in a telegram re-
ceiyed from Los Angeles, Cal. this
afternoon by a son-in-law Of the de-
ceased John G. Cutler, of this city,
Mr. Taylor left this city but a few days
ago. 10 20 to Los Angeles for the bene-
M Of his health. but 10 no avail
The deceased was wen known FOR his
long residence In Utah and his ident-
ncation with her interests. For many
years he was q leading merchant In this
city. and at one time was Bishop Of the
Fourteenth ward. When he moved
south to Cedar city. and became iden-
titled with coal and iron interests and
railway matters there. He worked in
dcfatigable for a railway 10 Los Ange-
les to develop southern Utah. The
body will be brought home for inter-
mcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08
wyndham Elected to the Commons.

London. Dec. S.-Mr George Wynd-
ham, formerly parliamentary under
secretary for the war office, has been
elected TO the house Of commons from
Dover without opposition. Mr. Wynd-
ham was returned from Dover until
opposed in the general election just
held. but had TO again appear before
constituents on his appointment as
chief secretary for Ireland In success
sion 90 Gerald Balfour who was ap-
pointed president Of the board Of trade.
Robert W. Hamburg has also been re-
elected without opposition 20 represent
Preston. In the late general election
he defeated Mr. Keir Hardy, the labor
candidate. Mr. Hanbury previously
held the post Of financial secretary 20
the treasury He was appointed presi-
dent OF the board OF managers IN the
new cabinet, and was therefore com
PEELED to again seek election TO the
house OF commons lie was first elect
ed for Preston In lss5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08
Remey Changes Headquarters.

washington, Dec. SIT is announced
nj the navy department today that
there is no emergency whatever re-
qulring the hasty departure from san
Francisco OF the Iowa and Philadei-
phia As already stated In Washington
dispatches. the vessels simply are going
on their usual winter cruise to the
southwark.
A cablegram from Admiral Remey
announces the temporary transfer OF
his headquarters from Cafte 10 lloilo'
al which port the Don Juan Austria
arrived today. The admirals move
ment TO the southwark was explained
al the navy department by the state
ment that ne Is engaged In an inspec-
ton OF eligible sites FOR a naval station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08
PHILIPPINE TARIFF.
imporiations from United states Are
Dutiable.

Manila Dec. S.--The Philippine COM
mission has prepared q bin fixing the
ggltles upon imports and exports
mere WIN be a public discussion OF the
measure next week. Under its pro-
SS.eons lmportations from the United
TT,.a'ts INTO the islands are dutlable
tt,ny, Importation OF explosives, adulter-
s1u Wines, articles under false trade
slalSs and apparatus used IN games Of
Saeu,e are prohibited. The rates OF
1Isy nave not yet been perfected
~. uy'Iwo prisoners were captured in
p ee suburbs OF San Antonio and San
INTO last Wednesday by a detach-
Ms, OF the Thirty-seyenth regiment,
,'aly escaped, but a portion Of these
en1t oyerhtuled and captured by the
tlho0ut Laguna de Bay.