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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
WE'RE AMERICANS

twice. Mrs. Gates being q daughter Of
the first wife and Mrs Randolph OF the
second. s. T. Ware. superintendent Of
the Swansea mine, IS q son Of Mrs.
Randolph. The discovery was brought
about BY Miss Mamie Gates, who IS
cierkins 10 one Of The stores up town
engased Mrs. Randolph IN conyersa-
tion while the latter was IN the store
havlhs some goods exchanged. The re-
sur "ds q meeting between Mrs. Ran
d1lph aud Mrs. Gates and the c0ndrma-
lion of the young ladies notion that
ih-y were related The two ladies had
not seen each other for over thIrty-fy.
taIs. and they are now enjoying the
sweet s.stcrIy intercourse that they
nave been deprived Of for 50 long a
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

ST. Louis. oct. Ex-Governor Roose-
Welt breakfasted late at the Planters
Hotel. A number Of prominent 81.
Louislans called and paid their respects.
the reminder Of the morning being de-
voted 60 rest
Al 1880 o'clock the governor was
escorted % the Merchants Exchange.
where hc responded 90 a hearty recep-
ton with a short speech. 4 carriage
drive that had been planned by the DO
cal reception committee with stops az
various places Of interest. was vetoed
by Gov Roosevelt. who instead. took
a horse back ride through the boule
wards and forest park with ID. =. Gar
rIson, Jr., of st. Louis. a member Of
the Rough Rider regiment IN Cuba.
Requisltion papers issued by Cover
nor Savers. Of Texas. were served on
Governor Roosevelt at the Planters
hotel today Cor the eXtradltlon of John
ID. Rockefeller Henry NJ. Flagler and
other Standard on magnates
The defendants are wanted In Texas
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OPPOsED 10 RTssIAN policy.
President Arrives in Washington,

Washington. oct 9.-The President
and Mrs Mckinley accompanied by
from Canton The President and Mrs
Mckinley were both Iu very good health
and spirits. President Mckinley will
remain In Washington until the 22nd
or 25rd of the month. when he will
again go to Canton 90 remain until af-
ter the election. Soon after 10 o'clock
the President sent out a call for q meet.
ing OF the cabinet az IL o'clock today.
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II was warning TO you never 10 desert
the Republican party"
Mr.. Bryan again referred to the edl-
torial on the pension which appeared
In the Omaha World Herald. with
which he was formerly connected. He
said the editorial was printed before he
was connected with the paper yet I
doubt not, he added. that every SOL
dier Will receive letter In which It will
be stated that / am the author Of the
editorial.
Il have already received one" shout
ed an old soldier IN the crowd
Il am not surprised replied Mr.
Bryan. II know they have misrepre-
sented everything that could be- mis-
represented Today they have not the
least hope Of carrying this election un-
less they have a bigger campaign fund
than they have ever had before and
they can coerce every voter who can be
coorced.'
lie paid special attention to
the farmers. saying that even
though there had been an ad-
vance In the price Of some farm prod
ucts the increase I'm the price OF articles
OF consumption had been so much
greater as to far more than neutralize
the advance IN farm commodities.
Taking mp the plea that money from
this country Is being loaned IN Europe
Mr.. Bryan said this could only be true
because opportunities for investment
were being lessened In the United
states.
Mr.. Bryan asserted that the Repubn-
can party had completely changed
front upon the question Of large
standing army. Formerly that party
was wont 20 boast Of IT'S confidence In
the volunteer soldiers but this was no
longer true. II was, he declared. no ex-
cuse for saying We want a Strong
government In the sense that we need
big army.
Mr. Bryan closed with a plea against
imperialism and speaking Of the Porto
Rlcan bin he said the principle involved
In that measure Is ms dangerous and as
damnable as has ever been exercised by
a tyrant In the worlds history
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INSURANCE CONSPIRACY CASE.
FRANK H. Smiley Acknowledges His
completely IN Il.

Chleago. Oct s.-Frank IT, Smiley
one on the principals tha alleged
insurance conspiracy case. involving
,he sudden death OF Mis- Maue Daf.u-
pash' made statement today IH which
ne sa,d mat Dr. Unger and r. Way
ANA brown. assistant MANAGER of the
y. ~ ohey q Boland detectta agency. War.
,he moving. spirits Ia IN, alleged crime.
Ut. niger being the pin. mover and
lnat ne himself playea ut O. minor
part lie admitted thai bis pucaee.
lnent TO Miss Deferbg.H. up tha
strength OF which ne s.1r.sa1 40
.luNe peen inade bene6-ar. 10 h0r iu.
Aurance policies. was fsr...
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CoLvmLE INDIAN RESERVATION
IL WIN be Thrown Open 90 settle.
mont InmnrroM Noon.

Spokane, Wash, oct a-The north
halt Of the Colvllle indian reservation
win be opened 10 settlement az noon
tomorrow Hundreds OF homeseekers
are already on the land ana many are
waiting close 90 the borders Some
sooncIs have already erected cabins
and declare their Intention of holding
valuable claims with Wiuchcsters IN
necessary. a great rush is expected az
the Spokane and WatervIls land offices
tomorrow but little trouble Us expected
owing 60 the great area of the tract
thrown open. which BE- about equal IN
size 20 the State 81 Delaware.
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Cinnamon and Italians Arrested.

Fort Worth. Texas. oct. 9.-Twenty
Cinnamon and Italians have been ar
rested at I'll Paso. charged with being
unIawfuly In the United States. It is
said hundreds Of these cmiPrants have
made their way across the Mexican
border and as fast as captured by the
customs officer are being deported.
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PIONEER PARK GRANT.
Vouncll committees Defer Action Until
Attorney Gives Legal Opinion.

,oir ' az az 'ous council committees ape
dcnot 80, w consider the Pioneer park
ln9 NJ Cba aGne proposition met last eysn-
a. s,,,,i l's i I y j. Thcmas rrnelur
~ bd ius 'i'el consider the matter In tbe
s au,ei,ee p. an opinion fror Che elty BE
co,,ncu - lshs the HgHt NJ tha
dsSarra a ~ si'nt The squsr. action was
meet sssir ~ we committtg voted to
fgtb =, vh tlday EVENING October
Ion vii h Is no, not believed ihst final ae-
hs,a-o .. Tr Ue saken by the council proper
usio'e tuesday. October .grd.
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a cause Of the decline I'm rainfall. and
it .s proposed bv some that the matter
be- placed Ia The hands Of Congress, un-
less The local authorities find a way
90 stop the destruction Of timber
OPPOSED TO RUSSIAN POLICY.
T. D. GmewelL president OF the Uni
Ytrsity Of PekIn De- a passenger on the
steamship America Aaru arriving here
today from the orient en- route 90 san
Francisco n was he who had charge
The f0rtihcations during the recent
Siege at Pekln President GameWell Is
emphatic iu his opposition 10 the Rus
sian policy of Withdrawing from China
lie says that such @ policy would be
suicidal for the powers. and would be
accepted by most Chinese as proof that
The foreigners had been driven out The
Chinese. says Gamewell. would tlY.lk
that those who did go TO Pekin only
went there % pay tribute TO the i'm
perial government
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China News More Rcassuring.

Paris, oct. at IS semi-oal.ialIy am
nounced today that tn news received
here from China Is m0ra re-assdrIuS
than the English dispatehas make out.
mat an agreement between The pow
ers VIII be arrived at 700 the basis OF
NJ. Delcasse's note; thai the reported
arrival OF Ii Hung Chang 40 Pekin has
oeen confirmed and that confirmation
mas also been received OF the degrade.
ton Of Prince Tuan.
The officials Of the French foreign Of
nee are elated over the reception which
Frances note has secured In Europe.
ana they are very hopeful and slngulne
as TO it's results.
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WALDERSEE WANTS TUAN'S HEAD.

Serious friction Is reported between
the British and Russian troops at
shang Halk Wan after the capture Of
the forts.
The Japanese consider the withdraw
al Of the Chinese court into the interior
diminlshes confidence IN the good faith
OF the government hence Japan win
not reduce the number Of her troops in
China.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
Cabinet Considers Chinese Matters.

Washington, Oct 9-Today's cabinet
meeting, which lasted two and a half
hours. was devoted exclusively 20 the
Chinese situation The answer OF this
government 10 the French note prac-
tically was decided upon and win be
put In form for transmission 20 the
French government very soon. It's
substance was not made public and viii
not be until Il is delivered to the French
minister for transmission 10 his gov
eminent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

FOR alleged violation Of the antitrust
laws. Governor Roosevelt said he could
not act on the reQu.sition as long as he
was out Of the State Of New York. as he
was technically not governor He said
he would look into the case when he
returned 10 New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
Defaults for Fifty Thousand.

New York, Oct. 9.-P n. GuhooIey.
counsel Tor the Elizabtthp5rl ~ l..
banking company. announced today
thai WIN. Schrieber, a missing clerk OF
pm 3ank, was e defaulter a. tha amount of
10000 aud that the bank directors had
made good the amount OF the short
age Among the director. is 4. S. SEN
ator John 4. Kean.
schrleber, who had been in the em-
pioy OF the banking COMPANY since its
ncoIpoIauon. about Do years ago.
started from Elizabethport on August 2.
ana was supposed 10 D. un hIs laea-
uon While he was away hls accounts
discovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
The W. NJ Rice Forgery Case.

New York. oct. 9.-Frader.ck House
counsel for Albert r Patrick and
Charles Jones principals On the VIM NJ
Rice case. charged in fled complaint Of
forging the name 90 Rice 90 "a check
for $50 900 purporting % have been
drawn IN patrick's favor on Swenson
& Sons, bankers. called upon hts clients
40 the Tombs today Nc House said
he hardly expected 10 offer bail today
for the prisoners.
In connection with the statement by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

edy against such ambitions All the
powers except Japan have replied
agreeing with the latest note OF Count
Won Buelow Japan's agreement is not
doubted
a dispatch to the Herald from Hong
kong says
The district Of Flashan is IN an up
roar Antl-foreign placards are being
literally posted.
A plot has been discovered 10 destroy
all the missions. The viceroy has sent
troops TO the spot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
Bourke Cockran An Rirht.

Kansas City, Mo, Oct 9-W. Bourke
Cochran Of New York has practically
recovered from his Illness. and viii
resume his speech-makug tour tomOr-
row. lie has decided 90 deliver
speech az Leavenworth. Kansas. ON
Wednesday night ana at Omaha on
Thursday night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
Terre Haute Street Cars Tied I'm.

Terro Haute. Ind, oct. 9.-The en-
ployees of the Terre Haute electrical
railway struck today and as result
no cars We're started and no electric
lights or power Is In service The men
say they struck because the manage
ment refused 20 yield 10 any Of the de-
mands made by them. The company
says 40 will not Weld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
ENGLAND'S CLAIM IS CONTESTED.

New York oct "A dispatch to the
Herald from Berlin says:
The inspired Municher Algemeine Eel
tung contests the claim Of England to
exclusive rights In the Yang Use valley
declaring that Germany undoubtedly
has an interest 10 prevent exclusive
commercial domination Of any power
IN that region. The paper doubts II
on east Asiauc triple alliance Ger
many. France and Russian be 1T REM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
TWO MORE BURGLARIES.


Last Uieht Undertaken nan reported
Go tho police that yesterday afternoon
some ume between and o'e.a.k bis
house. $50 south Second East had D. n
entered during toe absence of tha fannie
ly. and gold riue and several small
articles We're stolen The thIlf entered
lbe front door by means OF q skeleton
kcy. when the family returned the
house presented o. most musul. ape
raaruce. Tho furuHr. was turned
upside down and Do. contents VI bureau
drawers scattered H..r ,da i1ar
T. w. Balls residence. 900 west
sixth South, was also visited, and the
bold thief secured numerous articles 0t
Jgwllry and Ni n cash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ., 1900 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

the notice that Waltar Cd W.thgrh..
Who rs In the Office ~ tU. bankers
swenson & Sons. had a.I tHs, Jones
had endeayored 20 ge' h.w .u draw up
with him a document rlruarHus t0 be
Mr. Rice's last VIII, Which each of
them would get GOO shane of tha as-
tate. Mr.. Wetherbe SAD 'HIu. hat an
affidavit 10 that eieci $500. mll. last
January and held for possible future
IIHU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
Murder and Suicide.

Pennington. Mo-. oct. 81. p. Tlce.
barber, killed Fred Tuppa. and then
committed suicide by blowing out his
brains with a revolver. 10 is said
Trappe was jealous Of Ticas attentions
TO the formers wife, and that the trou-
Die occurred over note that Trappe
was trying to recover from Tca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

Paris oct 9.-At q cabinet council
today President LouI.. presiding 10
was decided on the reg H..u. .. fU.
chambers 20 proceed WIN .f. DISGUISE
sion of the budget Nt. To-. 40. uWe
time % ask the chaml ., H.HHfI.H fI
devote two sessions earn "..N il yaU.-
GUS reform projects notably 1000 a.ll-
ing with the dissoluti.. .t Illegal joe
ligious associations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
PRISONER MAKES HIS ESCAPE.

Word was received from GUARDS
Bush and Turstar at tho police station
this afternoon that follow named Nc
CIure. o. trustv, who has been cooking
for tue gang up the canyon, naa
made his escape Mcclure saw hls
chance 90 skip and did s1. taking win
him "a good overcoat belonging 70 one
Of the prisoners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

New York, oct. "a dispatch TO the
Journal and Advertiser from Shanghai
says
Natives report that Field Marshal
Won Waldersee has percmptorily de-
manded Of Prince Ching and ii Hung
Chang that Prince Tuan and other Box
CT leaders be handed over TO him for
punishment before he begins TO nego-
tiate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
Beers Landed at ST. Helena.

Island Of 81. Helena, oct 9.-The
British transport Idaho landed aobut
200 Boer prisoners here yesterday
General Cr0nie and the other Boer
prisoners are preparing big celebration
Of Paul KruFer's birthday tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
THE STRIKE SITUATION.
New Notices Of Increased Wages
Posted and More Men Go out.

Hnzleton Pa. oct. q 9Th. a. s.. Van
! kicle estate operating Do. D0I.rUius
and Milnesville c0lllef.. AMID Calvin
| Pardee q Company owners Hf fLa Late
| timer mines posted notices today uu.r-
| Ing 10 per cent increas iu wages Four
| Individual operators ~ Dolls r..Iuu that
have not vet olferei DO. increase.
among them being @. p NIsI. g. Co.,.
are expected 20 make tHe wage .uucaa-
sion Within the next few days. m they
do not. and the miners convention dee
cldes TO accept the 10 per cent advance
offered. the strike leaders Say they win
be forced TO fan IN line
There were no march.rs this morning.
but the usual crowds gathered boo the
vicinity Of the collieries ..r the purpose
Of getting the men 20 refrain from ru-
ing 20 work There Were no disturb
ances reported,
President Mitchell and Other officials
Of the mine workers left h.r. 40 lU1.m.
for Shamokin where a big labor damon-
stration viii take place this afternoon.
The party goes from SH4maku to
Scranton tomorrow morning where
they will remain until the miners cone
yention shall have adjourned
WILL GRANT INCREASE.
Wilkesbarre. Pa. Oct 3-Tfa Sus.
quehanna Coal company. which Is
operated by the Peunsf'yaua railroad
win. IL Is stated on unqu stIanabIa au-
thority. grant the 10 per cent net in-
crease In wages 10 IL milne workers.
The advance, however. HiI most likely
not be announced until after Oh. men
have returned 20 work ls fh0 company
does not Ike TO hold oat the promise 0F
an advance IN wages as an inluC.mgut
10 return.
NINE HUNDRED MEN co OUT.
Mauch Chunk. Pa, Oct g-In the
Panther Creek valley. today. about 500
mine workers are out at Coal Dale and
vicinity. The collier.as affected are
Nos s. 10 and II, Of the Lahigh Coal o.
Navigation company The Cumpluys
officers are d0ing an I'm their power 20
Keep their men'at work
The strike leaders. however assert
that they Will succeed in tying up the
region In a day or two.
WILL HAVE TO SHUT DOWN.
Harrisburg Pa. Oct g-Ths ulIca-
lions are that the Willlamst0Nu collier .
les VIII have 20 shut down for lack Of /
hands. Last night there Ner. $50 men /
out. and today $50 morp remained away /
from work. The men are marching az /
intervals. but thus far there has been /
no rioting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
Krugersl Hat Bo, Sold NJ Auction.

London, oct. IA silk hat box PUP
chased IN London about ten years ago
by Paul Kruger was sold 8t auction TO-
day There was keen competition for
possession II the hat box, which finally
realized E25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

The wholesale merchants Of Honolulu
have entered into combination against
drummers. They say they do not want
drummers sent 20 the islands and by
todays mail an the leading firms Of the
Pacific coast are notified that such is
the sentiment % the Hawaiian firms.
The resolutions adopted volclng the We
CisiOn carry with them a threat that
firms that do not regard the wishes 0f
the firms here viii be boycotted IN
Honolulu. An the largest firms are IL
the compact
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
UNACCoUNTED FOR.
THE LAST WORD.

The last word from the following was
June 30. Mr. Ogren. Mrs Ogren. Nh
Peat. Mrs Peat Miss Dobs0n Miss
Hurn Mss Nathan. Miss N. r.. Nathan.
Mrs lloaysmau. Mr. Young Mr. Hlr-
raft Alr Woodrjife. Dr. Hewitt, an of
the China inland mission. England. $50
word from The following since May 81.
Mis- Emil Ollssen. Mrs OLSEN. Mrs. j.
Coopers child. August %. two OF Mr.
Lutley.s children an Of tha DH
land.
Al Tai Yuen Fu, shan slJuue o. Miss
Coombs OF the Shaoyng Independent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
MISSIONARIES
SLAIN BY BOXERS.
Complete List OF Protestant Ministers Who
Persisted Received by the American Bible
Society and Made Public.


pr........'', wy ~ compete Hst OF
'''I missionaries known Co. have
. Oegn A.u.i from the beginning of the
Boxer movement o., s.,,.,,,.. ,.-
been received by the Amri.9p Rrbls g.
'Iety from Rev. John r. Hykcs. DID.
.is agent in Shanghai as f1ll,y.s.
In sbao -r,re r,.....,.. o., ,...
p.. 3D. i'''.-
Oh. NI'oA'' oi me church OF
england mission
Iu ChJhlI. about .fypa taf0 -po,, II
" No,,..r r. r',. a.
.,,.... ''.'. ~. "'"'Ha'"' OK me
'.''''' "' L"-Iah' mission
AZ Iaa TIM Fu Jun. 9a -D., D.,
s.mcox Bunl.n d, Mrs s.,,...
diam ID.
'' ,"'.e l"'''''H' IT. l.. q. ..
I"y'or au of American Presbyterian
U,, p.. ~ W. BE-. NTH,
phla. Miss A A could u.rb.I Nh.
Miss NJ s.. Morrill,. AN OF tha American
r. gasr.r No., VI p ,'','a' 1'''ns' Key
Rev VIM. Cooper am OF the China In
land Mission. England.
Az Hsac.Yi shan SD June gO-Niss
WhitChuroh Miss Selr,U of the Chl-
na Inland Mission. England.
>.r...,.. .....
-'|.A" FELLOW RIVER.
Near the yellow River. tUbites gae,rp
iiom shan 80 July li TO- l6-Rey. q.
Miss King. Miss Burtor. aii of tbe Th'.
ua luiaui Mission ENGLAND. Miss p h
Nathan Miss 81 ID. Nathan AND Miss
Heaysman of the O.. l. M. ara sIip-
posed To- have been with fhis marty ana
is uot confirmed they AM put I'm tbs
lsr of missing "
At Kiu Chico Cheylaug. IuIv IF and 20
Rev. b. b. Thomson Nfa Tbomuson
two children. Miss Desmond Miss Man,
chester Rev a. T. Wand Afies W1ri
one child Mis- Sherwood Miss Tbirrooj
AN OF the T.. / M. ENGLAND
LA, ,,,,,.,, ,, 49,. 5000.
HN "oOIE TO HAN kOW
MN tn i nII t' Nsnhg" rom shan 81
Isabella. July q. Mr.. Saunders
s..... 4.s... .. ..I.. b.. j. Cooper.
August o. Mls Huston. August IL Rev
Whityh0use, Mrs Whueh5use AM OF
the English BAPTIST mission england.
Mn. buynou. three children. all OF the
British and Foreign Bible society, Eng
land Mr.. Miller Wilson. Mrs Wilson.
one child. Mrs. J. Stevens Miss M. %.
Clarke % the @. l. H.. England.
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DRAIN OF MONEY.

The drain 0f money collected boy ths
custom house here sin continues and
local bankers have decided that there b.
no way. under ,ha present United States
laws, to stop 10 Every month the GUS
tom house collects from fifty 10
hundred thousand dollars and sends lt
TO the mainland Cor duties, and as Dc is
paid by Honolulu firms the drain on the
gold In the country Is very heavy. Con-
gress win Doe asked 20 relieve the sltu-
alton by allowing The sending OF drafts
instead OF gold as Is required by the
laws now
No news has been received Of tie
missing ship Wachusott. long overdue
from Newcastle and % is generally sup
posed that she Is lost Several vessels
that left Newcastle long after the
Wachusett have arrived here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY A FAIL
TEE

Wireless tclegraphy stll continues
20 be a failure here The longest chan
mel between any of the islands Is only
sixty-one miles. with nothing inter-
vening. while all the other ocean dis.
tances e Is necessary 20 cover ape less
than thirty miles Up 70 this time.
however the wireless telegraph COM
pany has not been able 10 make the sys.
TEN work
The destruction q forest lands on the
Islands Is being generally discussed a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09
POLITINs NENY LIVELY.

Hawaiis three cornered political
fight is now fairly started, Republicans,
Democrats and Independent Home
Rulers an having tickets IN the field.
The Independents have flung 10 the
breeze at their headquarters a banner
bearing a picture of King Kamehamgha
the First, the great Hawaiian monarch
Who frst conquered an the Islands.
This IS taken as something OF an appeal
20 race feeling the Two American par
ties claiming that d is another proof
that the Hawaiian party Is carrying On
an anti-Whitc campaign. The Indepen-
dents viii hold their regular nominating
convention next Wednesday. when they
viii put their full ticket ia the field
There Is no doubt. however, about tie
nomination of b. ". Wilcox Tor Con-
gress.