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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-04
r. BULLET TIN.
NEWS OF TIA)
Tho Weather.

Tho Weather.
Iowa Cloudy tonight; wea. sday,
fair
Illinois-Fair tonight and wednes-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-04
! BUSINESS ]; MAN !

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-26
POLICE OF THE ISLANDS.
High Sheriff Brown has Twenty-six
Deputies.

High Sheriff Brown states that Rob-
ert Waialeale, who was a deputy sher-
iff for the Island of Kauai, was not dis
missed from the force, as was reported.
but that he resigned as he intends to
enter politics and have try for a job
in the Legislature. The force of depu-
ties at whose head. Is Sheriff Brown,
includes twentysix men on the various
islands of the group. The compete list
is as follows:
i. a. Andrews, Hawaii sheriff; r. A.
Lyman, deputy at Hilo: G. e. Swain.
deputy at North Hilo; X. s. Overend,
Hamakua; G. H. Pulaa, North Kohala
b. Paakiki, South Eohala; j. X. Nahale.
North Kona: w. J. Yates, South Kona:
F. c. Eaton, Kau; j. c. Elderts. Puma.
Maui: l.. NJ. Baldwin, sheriff; Wailu-
ku; A. n. Hayselden, deputy, Wailuku.
c. X. Lindsay, Lahaina; F. Wiltrock,
Hama; S. kalama, Makawao; George
Trimble, Molokai.
Kauai: j. II. Coney, sheriff; w. II.
Rice Jr., deputy: C. X Haze. Hawai-
hao; e Olmstead, Waimea; d. Donald
son. Hanalei; w. Tell. Koloa.
Oahu: High Sheriff A. NJ. Brown
c. f. Chillingworth, deputy; A. Me
Gurn, Honolulu; F. Pahia. Koo-
laupoko and Koolauloa: Andrew Cox
Waialua; John Fernandez. Wainae and
Eva
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-26
LADIES:

Please remember this excep-
aional opportunity of securing bar
gains at less than original cost,
vin only continue FOR A FEW
MORE DAYS.
Our only object for holding
xhis sale was to make room for
NEW STOCK now being purchased
by MR.. KERR and his assistant
buyers, in New York. We have
accomplished this beyond our
Sondest hope.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
JAPAN COULD SETTLE IT,
Gen. Wilson Says She Would Fix
China In a Week, ~ Permitted.


Chicago, July 3l.-Bug. Gen. j. II.
Wilson, until recently military governor
Of the provinces OF MatauzBs and Santa
Clara Cuba. was In Chicago ior two
hours last evening. en- route 90 China,
where Die win be- second 20 Gen Chanee
in command OF the United States forces
lie was met at the station by Gen.
Wheeler After dinner at the Chicago
club. Gen. Wilson left for San Francis
co.
Gen Wilson is accompanied by Lieuts
j. IA. Reeves and Turnes. his aides. and
an orderly. As private citizen. Gen
Wilson made q study of China iu 1856
and the results OF his observations We're
published at that time. Gen, Wilson
said
II sail Immediately from San Francis
co for Che Foo. After my arrival az
that place my movements win Doe gov
crned entirely boy circumstance ON-
ing 10 the dense fog that hangs about
the whole situation ] can only guess
az conditions. 10 Us dyuasyic war and
a rebellion az the same time IL we
would give Japan full sway she would
settle the whole thing BOO a week The
serious trouble seems 90 Doe that jealous
les which exist between the European
powers prevent the prompt settlement
of the troubles Russia undoubtedly Wil
object 90 Japan doing anything that
viii give her the tlyautagy
There would Boz no necessity for our
having any more troops in China IL 10
were not Tor these ieal0usias and ! do
not believe we win need more anyway.
Judging by the way the japanese swept
.N N.#. b. ..UH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
Advance in ocean Freights.

Houston. Texas. july 3l.-Georga T.
Spencer general manager at Gaiye ton
l1r the NIrrh German Lloyd Steam
ship company Ion response Co Inquiry as
t0 whether the ocean freight rates had
advanced at Galveston to- correspond
with the advance at New York stated
hat they had advanced much faster az
Galveston and other Gulf ports than %
New York The ship owners ere asking
more ADJ thg time Tor their ships. and 10
is difficult 90 hnl out what the rates are
likely t1 De- Tor ihe coming season n
DE trouble in China Us not settled soon
the rates. ha stated. would doubtless Doe
very high The Galveston ship brokers
are not quoting any rates al present
though the Texas grain crop Is very
large and Us moving to that port at a
rapid rate and VIII soon Oe followed
hy the Kansas grain and Texas cotton
gTOUs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
ENDORSEMENT OF MURDER
'@h Anarchists Approve Of Assassination Of
King Humbert
All Honarchs Must ie-Threaten
The New King and Also
the Gar.

N'R York July 3l-There was a
r. -ns of anarchists In Paterson. n. j..
n Il, l'sht 40 which thte killing Of King
''' was endorsed. A reporter who
'-sa' aamItance was welcomed. as IL
said that these anarchists wanted
a'..I FOO know their sentiments
v.s l.... .pH speaker at the meeting
Z, ..N.s.a cfeyella. "a years of acc
a She said. "D
aret..,. pre- members Of the group OF an
arsr,,. go winch Bressi belonged. He Ia
hrs Die has done what we would
kIr-- guy 7, %. Ask me lf we approve tho
dgas,... ilumhert / win answer The
us 'eIore you ask H. OF course
R-...l ll was not our instruction. to
3. 10 h'.l. but De has done vbnf
ri, ~. F" ue right. and we WIN suss
NJ. u ana g.ye him our svmusfbv
Ws,t "l-hlert ever kind 90 ug5 No
a n,r. t.'l 20 the po1r2 No. lie was
ing n .. ana am monarchs accord.
~. ,.' vows, must dle.
j., ~. Ni.n0las of Russla trombio and
DEAN ~. h.ne OF Italy prepare Tor
ars Irt--lsy aye both inhuman They
archF Tt NUN because they are mon
tta .iney would not consent IN tete
i1hrw.1 on The thrones were thew nor
and h ,s ~ ls republic that we want
in IN. u republic that ne anarcbists
Then ,.oun'ry will have"
L. .NI came uu fr...ff.
high oHdals g ~ implied threat against
''' IN this country when the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
Stopping a LOTTERY scheme.

Washington. July 30-The commits
sioner of internal revenue has issued a
circular prohibiting the use the manu-
iacturers Of cigths cigarettes or tobacco
when put up In statutory packages. Of
labels containing ANY promise o. offer
or or any order or certificate for any
eiit prize, premium, payment or re-
ward"
Thls regulation Is 20 take effect Sept.
], 1900 The view OF the law taken by
Commissioner Wilson was sustained
by the United States district court Of
West Virginia in a recent decision. The
order Of Commissioner Wilson VIII not
prevent manufacturers from sending
prize coupons 20 retailers for dissemIna-
ton among the purchasers Of their
goods. but is designed 90 prohibit the
use Of the statutory package as a dis
tributOr Of gift enterprises.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
DEADLY CIGARETTE AGAIN.
Sets Fire 20 Decorations Of n Tally
DO Narrow Escape Of Occupants.

Chicago, July M-A special 20 the
Iimes-Herald from Milwaukee says.
4 coaching party given by Francis j.
Johnson Of Racine 90 a party OF well-
Known society people came near result
ing dlsastrouslv
MI Johnsons tally-h0 had been cow
cred with paper flowers for the Racine
carnival and the decorations had not
been removed. and when near Kenosha
the blossoms suddenly caught FIRE from
n spark from a cigarette and the star
putting down the rabble. Leong III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
Democrats crowdine out popuIists.

Birmingham. Aha. July 3l.-The state
election win be held one week from to-
day The greater part ol the campaign
work has been done iU tha counties
which heretofore have returned Popu-
l.st mai0rtos. The 'ndio3uons are that
the number of p0pulist counties VIII Doe
reduced t1 less than 15 per cent Hard
work has been done In behalf of The
Democratic ticket
THE Republicans are not making any
claims whatever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31

tied occupants We're Obliged 10 jump To-
save themselves from being burned,
though fortunately an escaped injury
There was four horses attached TO
the vehicle. which became badly
frightened and We're barely prevented
by the f0otman from running away
IN the party NJ Mr.. johnson were Mr.
and Mrs George W. Peck Jr OF Mil
waukee Miss Annie K.mbnu OF Keu-
osha and Griffin Mclean of Racine.
At the time the hre was discovered
the entire rear part of the tally-ho was
IN flames, and the blaze was driven 20
the front seat by a pun of wind. AL
most the whole coach was quickly en-
veloped That the occupants were able
20 escape without serious burns is
considered remarkable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31

Hin was frequently applauded when h.
alluded 90 the United states as a frienu
OF China. and explained 90 his hearers
that the United States VIII probably
use lbs influence with the powers and
restore Emperor KYang Hse 90 the
throne with a reconstructed govern
ment on a modern plan, s0 that the
country viii be civilized and life aud
property of foreigners made safe.
Leong III Hin will probably visit all
the chief cities IN the United States
where there are Chinese. aud after that
take a trip 10 Mexico, Cuba and Porto
Rico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31

tel as a subordinate commander in an
t'He4 army unless that should COM
memo i'selt 90 him as the best way OF
Carrying out DTS own purposes He is
,ikpee,ed 90 carry out the policy OF the
united states without regard 10 It's
s,...al2b.liy 20 the other powers. The
.l'.-l su.es has already indicated
Us impotence % delay and IT'S desire
l2r aH Immediate forward movement.
y mas represented 20 the other powers
,.-l such an advance should be made
all has directed Admiral Remey 10
--se mis- policy on the other command
JIG Is certain that an immediate ad-
vance is The American policy. and that
.e Americans only await Gen. Chat
N ariFaI 20 begin carrying II out
I-s extraordinary lapiilty OF Cnanee's
.-'em.nis shows that he realizes how
"''." depends 90 his prompt arrival
AMERICANS WILL GO AHEAD.
NE American general. then. arrives
Il. ~ lN.la With Two wcll-dedncd lnten-
"'''--ifst 60 begin a forward move
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
BRITISH WILL JOIN IN.

The report from London indicates 10
people who are aware of this state OF
affairs that the British are ready to
IAN In with Gen. Chaffee's plans, even
if the other Europeans and the Japan
csc are not. II rs surmised that the
British, aware Of Chahee's Intentions,
are now preparing 20 join the AmerI-
cans IN an advance as soon as Chaffee
arrives and orders 20. and that this Is
the meaning OF the report IL Is quite
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
nIA,LEs noMAonN EMrnEss.
Noted Chinese Reformer Criticizcs
the Pckin Government.

Portland ore. July 5l.-Lo0ng III
Hin. q noted Chinese reformer and
cousin of the great refouucr Leong Isl
Isoo. who has been recently s1j1unInE
In Honolulu is here Last night Leone
IA Hin made "a speech 90 a large gath
erlng of Chinese in the Chinese fheatgr
I'M which he severely arraigned the
present government al PeNn for con-
sentative ideas and Acknowledgement of
public affairs. He blames the d0w3ger
empress ANA her tools for intriguing
with the Boxers instead OF promptly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
GFN, CHAFFEE WILL
ADVANCE AT ONCE
u. IndeDendent Command viii Not Wait
for Allies-Brtisf to Support Him,
and Probably Others.

ment IN accordance with instructions
OF his government, at once second, 90
act as ~ Doe We're the only military COME
mander lu China, unless the other come
manders fall ln with his view. Should
they DO So, OF course Gen. Chanee VIII
be only too glad OF their helpi but
he goes 20 Tlen Tsin az an independent
commander, bent on following out his
own policy and not as one officer OF
the disc0rdant "allled army"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
ENECUTING PIRATES.

HongkOrg. Monday July 3o-Ihc act
ing Yceroy OF Canton. IL is reported.
IL becoming more active and adopting
more vigorous policy II is am
nouncel that be BIAS ordered the exc
cution of forty pirates. He win visit
the foreign warsh.ns and consuls too
morrow. He SAYS II Hung Chang is
now returning Co canton, where quiet
prevails
The British naval and military Off
cials have taken careful observations OF
The Canton and The B0gue defensos.
The BUguo forts are crowded with
troops and the parauets are lined upon
the approach Of steamers
NEWS FROM CoNGER EXPECTED.
Washington. Jul. g0-The effect OF
the days news from China was Co
frshen the hope that the government
can soon get iu direct communication
with Minister Cuu.ar The mass of
testimony as 90 bis being alive as late
as the 22nl inst s now so great as TO
warrant the department in resumug
considerations of projects for the hl-
turc.
with AN Cos anxiety Co get Mr.. Con-
ger ANA the Americans In Pekin safe
~ ANNff lNt NII'N| .Il"AA lh proceeding
with proper preCduU0n. and ls by no
means disposed t1 accept any PROPOSE
ton that would unduIy je0pardize their
lives. Such might Dee the result Of 8n
off-hand acceptance of the proposition
to have the Chinese government deliver
the foreign ministers 1t Tien Tsin. Tor
70 is realized that the escort might be
oyerp0Wercd hy superior forces OF
Boxers on the way t0 the sea-
The state department has come 90 the
conclusion that Nr Conger himself IS
the best person 90 judge 81 the c0ndl-
lions under which Dis deliyerance shall
be effected and therefore % Is again
looking 90 the Chinese government To-
place 80 in communication with Mr.
Conger IN order that 30 may be advised
by him. That requirement was the first
OF the conditions Laid down by presI-
dent Mckinley no DIS answer 90 the ape
peal 0f The Chinese emperor so that the
situation diploma ucally cannot be said
TO have been materially changed by the
developments of today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
Another Clnhcr nlsnatch.

Chicago. July 3l-A special TO the
Times Herald from Washington says;
Has Minister Conger been heard from
1gaiu2
An important telegram Tor Secretary
Long On the navy department cipher
reached Washington late last night.
10 was from Admiral Remey and the
presumption is that IL contains tidings
from Mr.. Cunger
Secretary Long had retired before the
dispatch arrived. and had left orders
that De- was not 90 be disturbed
The dispatch win De translated in the
morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
The CIgarmakors, Qnarrel.

New York. July 3l.-Ten big cigar
firms which locked out 5000
cigar makers more than three months
ago, have notified their employees that
they are willing TO take an Of them
back TO work today. when the factories
VIII be opened again The l0cked-0ut
men, women and girls held mass
meeting In the Bohemian National hali
last night and adopted a resolution 10
The effect that they would not return TO
work except under union conditions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31

Il Is concluded from all this that
Gen. Chaflee win be- the commander Of
by the time he arrives there some Of the
other forces viii be willing 10 Join him
but IN any event the American general
viii carry out HIS own policy glad OF
support n he can get &c. but determined
on fulfilling his instructions, even II
he does II single-handed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
young woman shouted:

young woman thNultut
They have run as out Of Italy, whore
90 have stayed would have been 20 have
starved. We have come here Things
are no better here. We are treated like
dogs in the mills. We are not consid-
cred human boy Americans We DO not
starye. but there Is a worse death than
starvation. 10 is neglect. Who Is re-
sponsible for this government? We viii
try 90 better It by fair means and N We
can't succeed then We viii resort TO
other methods"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31

$50. York July 3i.-The report from
NV .s.- the British and American
,.,,rs az Ten Tsin are preparing toI
'lysa.. within As hours aroused
.s ,r.r.s, here, says the Washing
an ,ar randent Of the Times
u" -. announcement seems to have
ugI. lust before the arrival Of
c- rtaase az TaEu ana gives rise to
~. meet of the commanders presence
is generally believed that If the
10, report Is correct the arrival Of
rs.f.a AZ Tlen Tsin win mean the
lent cutting loose OF the British and
',a.srran forces from the other troops
s aI ,ba'r advance under Gen. Chaifee's
command.
cHATFEE NOT A SUBORDINATE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31

day. There a. no prospect OF the tele-
graph companies settling their Tight
with the Chicago institution. and after
today they win discontinue reporting
the Chicago quotations An official of
The Western Union said yesterday that
his company would begin tomorrow 20
send out the New York prices in place
OF the Chicago figures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
D 500 York % RepIace ChIcago.

New York. July ARRANGEMENTS
have now been practically completed for
tbe ptlc.. 81 a.. gbtcs.,. -
Trade which have hitherto been report.
ed on the tickers. says the Tribune to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
A Grnss XnllcN Eirc.

Grass Valley. Cal. July 3l.-A FIRE
which started early this morning In the
Twin-City Steam Laundry ON Lower
Main street burned over two business
blocks causing a loss of $1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31
WHAT IS SALT LAKES
POPUAHON?-
GUESS!
.. A CHANCE fOR SCHOOl BOYS AND GIRLS

rTNHE reports o the city
ingon. In "a short time the viii
late Interest among school boys and school
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The conditions rucsser shall have
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shan be settled b ot The viii daily
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y wire from the Office Washington they are
known and the received coming figures
VIII be awarded the No except those reg
uary filed the below send with
the school and the figures
plainly written 70
The DESERT NEWS CENSUS DEPT,
SAT- LAKE CTi UTAh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31

certain, however. that Chaffee viii be-
gin a forward movement az the earliest
possible moment. whether the British
join him or not
1t Is suggested that the British have
been anxious for a forward movement,
but have been Handicapped by the
smallness OF their numbers, and that
they hail the news Of Chafiee's arrival
as means Of carrying out their de-
slrcs They win then Doe no longer COM
PEELED 20 defer 20 the conflicting wishes
Of the other cnmmanders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-31

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