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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
PORTE RICAN AFFAIRS.
A General Rise i'm Prices Begins
Throughout the Island,


san Juan, Porto Rico, Aug IGOR
resp0ndence of the Associated Press J.
Today marks the beginning Of a general
raising OF prices throughout the island
caused by Misunderstanding OF the
exchange Of currency. Until a week
ago 70 was widely known that after
August T. no more Porto Rlc1n silver
would Doe exchanged but the notice OF
the indefinite extension Of time was
published Gar and wide SIN the idea
prevails that hereafter the peso viii be
of no value Yesterday the banks were
crowded after hours Through q COM
hinat0n OF traders throughout the ISL
and fo0dstufls and other necessities rose
in price. With A very large number on
which moving day-a day for fitting
from excessively increased rents Co
cheaper lOdgings-it was also a day on
which money that usually bought
breakfast and dinner, bought break
fast along. Eggs that heretofore were
bought for two or three ceutayos, cost
ten Centavos. the carbon for boiling
these eggs. instead Of costing ten centa-
voe. costs 25 ccutayos The cost Of every
other article OF food was raised in about
the same proportion. The wall Of COM
plant was general
Houses which have rented for 30 pesos
$500 are now supposed 20 bring $50
Furnished roOs at ten pesos $50 now
bring $40 The .8bOrer who has been
getting "a peso a day go centsl now de-
mands 81 90 The boats who ply across
the bay heretofore getting 10 centavos
today AK ten cents And 90 Il Is right
down the line
According TO circulars which have
been distributed about town. an car
penters and mas0ns who belong to the
sociaIstic union win go on strike today
and demand SO per day
II was commonly reported also that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06

v,,, Aug. GA dispatch to the
IA and Advertiser from Shanghai
says ,...s. chm g., an IN
-. saws that two members Of the
49,, n yanen. or Chinese foreign Of
80 i--,.7 nut 70 death for alleged friend.
. NV. . 10 one foreigners. and adds to the
u.s. story the names OF the victims
Il'I,png Hangs wrath who were Hsu
~, cben formerly minister TO Rus
1''s s,5 more recently imperial director
" - Of railroads and Yuan Chang.
~. had been doing good work IN sup
...,,s the Boxers and had supported
s.rts OF Prince Ching 10 save the
70. 49, ministers and restored order IN
fy yl. ,tIs they incurred the displeasure
III p.rg Hang. and, notwithstanding
~ tIgr office as members OF inc
S S, 4 Yamau. they were led out on
tlt. a,tt and beheaded, as a warning
S,5srs who might seek TO beille,ha
y. bsssired ministers. Prince Chihs
.r,,osfa5 sheug declares, but DIS ell
tGrts were unavaIling. e,.-.
rtis according to Director shehb.
hove that II Ping Hang Is muster Az
Iat. and he adds that Tuug Fun slang
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Mason on Alaskan boundary.

Seattle. Wash. Avg G-Just before de-
parting on July 81 Tor the porcupiue
mining district in Alaska, United states
Senator Mason OF Illinois is quoted as
expressing himself 20 a Skagway news
paper regarding the Alaskan boundary
question as follows.
81 am not In favor OF yielding an inch
Of what S rirhfful American terrnol.,
90 the British ] want every foot Of
land ten marine leagues from the shore
of the mountain in the disputed terri
tory Tor the United states and / favor
hchting u We 90 not get Co. The British
have bluhed vs. They have followed
the policy of selling a whole loaf when
they expected % get only a half"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
skagway Peoples Complaint

Seattle Wash. Aug 6.-Skagway
newspapers received here today ten OF
the meeting between Gen. Spaulding.
first assistant secretary Of the United
States treasury and the chamber OF
commerce and business men OF that
city The disadvantages under which
Skagway labOrs as a result Of the Brit
ish bonding privilege was laid before
the visitor. and the injustice done
American shippers explained,
Gen. Spaulding told the Skagway peo-
pie that he was satisfied that they had
a just cause for complaint. aud made
two suggestions. one that they lay the
whole matter before the state depart
ment with a strong appeal for aid.
and the other that the SUPPORT of
SkagWay Doe closed He thought the
latter measure rather too harsh. He
assured them that he would 90 AN In
his power Co aid them and advised them
to apueal 20 Ottawa and also 90 ask
the railroad companies 90 assist them.
He said the United states would favor
Americans FIRST IN The matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
'ER SURRENDERS,

AL TO THE "NEWS"l
ug. g.-Carter rode into town
bon and went direct 90 a sa-
he met City Marshal Th0s.
th whom ne talked over che
Of the shooting at Grants
day afternoon. He said he
give himself up 60 Sheriff
nd that officer was sent for
was preparing to leave In
Carter
erIn Gillespie reached the sa-
r surrendered and made q
He claimed that be ala not
D Videa; that he could east
l'n the young man had he
iJ so. He says he was entire
in what Dee did, and expects
90 prove O.. He was locked
lnty ial pending a further
o the case
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WI THINKS DISPATCH TRUE.
TO KILL CROWNED HEADS.
Baron Fava Believes a Band OF Con.
spirators Exists in Paterson.

New York. Au-G-A special 10 the
Herald from Washington says.
Baron Fdva. tna Italian ambassador.
has communicated 90 the state depart
ment information showing that h. be-
lieycs a band of anarchists in Paterson.
y. D.. c0nsuIr.i ru assn Ssinate an the
crowned heads of Europe.
According to the governor OF New
Jersey every effort Is being made by
the state police authorities 90 assist
the detectives employed by the Ital-
ian officials go ascertain II such band
exists and us membership.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
A WOULD BE ASSASSIN.
Armed Man Lurllcd in station When
King Was Present.

New York. Aug GA dispatch 10
the Herald from Rome SAYS:
At the railway station here, while
the king and queen We're en- route from
Eegciou 90 Mo02a "a well dressed in
diy.dual was discovered hiding. with a
revolver concealed on his person. He
was arrested after "a struggle and after
being mlnaClel was sent out 10 Milan
90 Doe examined by Bresors judges.
Comp letters are said TO have
been found ugOu him.
Former Queen Marghgrita and her
mother are both Frustrated and have
returned 10 Suesa, the latter's resi-
deugg.
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Having at West Point.

New York, Aug 6.-Thc Herald prints
a West Point item which says that the
cadet whom Is reported as having been
dismissed from the military academy
last week for haz.ng was not George
H. E0sele. Jr, OF Arkansas. but am
other cadet also haHug from a south
eu state The hazing consisted iu
forcing % ulehe' 90 stand at attention
ON his head in the bath rooms and re-
neat "a u0n-seusiCal phrase Cadet
R0sale Is SIN az the academy where
DE is popular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Double suIcide on pnnhlc NInrder.

Philadelphia. Aug. 5-Robert W. Sim
clair. aged 81 years. a fruit commission
merchant iu this city. with his wife
Annie aged 81 We're found dead last
night with a bullet hole in the head
of each On the garden In front of their
summer home at Green Tree station.
near this city Whether IL was a case
OF mutual suicide or murder with
suicide viii probably never be known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Gold from the Kiondike.

Seattle Wash. Aug 5.-The steam
ship Humboldt arrived from the
north today with forty-one passengers
ami 100000 lu treasure. Humboldt
Gates and G.. w. Hall broughs out $780,
0ol o portion OF 10 being the proceeds
az the sale of Gates's interest IN No. 2S
Eldorado Gates IS one Of the pioneers
of the KloudIkc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
he "News" Notified

iculars Of the shooting wen
the News yesterday
after the paper had ~
bulletin however giyir
the affair was immel.
read by many person
whom are quite familiar SSH
cord NJ laW.essncss. The.
sure expressed over his cap
! 10 be effected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
WANTS CONGRESS- CALLED,
The situation In China Demands Its
Immediate Assembling.

Denver. Colo. Aug 5.-In an inter-
view published here today Unlted
States Senator Teller expressed the be-
lIs' that 'the situation IN China de-
m811s the immediate assembling or
Congress
"Iba President" Senator Teller add
cd. "s not justified in going further
than 90 protect our official representa-
lives 40 that country When that SIS
done our army must be withdrawn un-
less Congress shall order otherwise.
The President cannot declare war; that
can only be done by an act Of Congress,
and me President cannot legally carry
on WdI 90 China without such declar-
alton"
Regarding the Philippines, the sem
- said. THE war win cease In these
Stands when we satisfy the people
htreof that we intend 10 cOncede 10
Utm self-goyernment. They are
ANXIOUS 20 prove their fitness 20 main.
'iit government OF their own, and
no one who is familiar with their char
acter and equipments can doubt their
capacity Ia that respect I have urged
ever since the war began that we take
steps 90 convince the Filipipos that we
ore mol, g0.ng 20 deny them partlcipa-
u91 IN their government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
lens Leg Set Today
IAL TO THE NEWs.ul

De. Tooele County Aug S.
sg was Set by the doctors
+ limb. however is so badly
that IL IS doubtful 81 81 car
Thirteen pieces OF I've Ter
nd amputati0n may follow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
AFTER ESCAPES

h.E sa.1 had made good his
was ile.r belief thar De had
lN' mountains and started
desert towards Nevada This.
h.. certain as Doe may In
pave made a dat0ur to-
LAKE Where De Is known
tal' ana where Doe might se-
'L lof "a time with more STATE.
"..e'
Fi'Ie officers took the view
" GILLESPIE who had been
me affair should take the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
WI Is ABSENT

Minister Wa is not in the city today.
having gone to Cape May 90 pass SUM
day with his family 10 IS said No
the Chinese legation that De pr0ha-
bly, VIII return 90 Washington tomor-
row. 80 dispatches of consequence
were received at the legation today.
and 10 Is said by the legation attaches
that no messages win Doe made public
from the legation I'm the absence of the
minister unless messages should come
which by reason of their Importance.
should require immediate transmission
60 The state departmput
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
prIyFoRoEMENrs FOR CHINA.
schedule for Contemplated De
n,rture Of Troops Completed

v.v York. Aug. Ga special 10 the
u.,.5 nom Washington says.
There wIll be no delay by the war
5s1.rtmsnt IN getting relnforcements
M China. The schedule thus TAR lhaug
amt c5ut-mplates the departure OF
TRANSPORTS as follows, on August I'm
me 5arone with the sQuadrons of the
Frst cavalry and recruits. August 10.
Nh. Warren with two squadrons Of
Ninth cavalry and recruits: August %,
me Belgian King with siege battery
recruits and animals; August 70, the
p,.sraDs with two batteries of the
seventh artillery and recruits. For The
additional transports under orders TO
tSs fgr east Gen. Ludington win have
available the Logan which viii be ready
10 .all on september ] the Thomas
sartembsr l5. the Grant, October J.
srf me- sheridan. October 16 II viii
therefore ba unnecessary TO charter any
additional transports
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
DIPLOMATIC USAGE.

The Inhibition Of cipher dispatches
70 the ministers while serious
breach % diplomatic usage rs not
regarded here w.th apprehension. The
Chinese government it is pointed out.
Is suspicious of the actions and in-
tent OF The powers aud probably has
adopted this precaution 90 prevent
communication 90 the ministers. 90 de-
tan military movements. II Is evident
itom the adoption Of this measure. that
the imperial government regards IT,
SELF an antagonistic 20. ~ not al war
win the powers. Thus far no inhlbl-
ton has been placed upon cipher dis
patches passing between the various
governments and their consular rep
kin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
He Says "AIl Welt No Fighting
Since July l6tb,'
THIS WAS By AGREEMENT
Ministers May Receive Dispatches
NOtn Cipher-UucIe Sam Insists
on Free communication,

Washington. D. c., Aug GA bee
lated message from Minister C0ue.r
was received today al The state dee
partment To came through Consult
General Go0dnow at Shanghai, who
transmitted messages received by Mr.
Ragsdale United States consul at
Ten Tsn, from Minister Caug.r and
Mr. Squircs. secretary OF the United
states legation at Pekln The aI-
vices are the same as those received
a day or two ago by ,he state dee
partment from Consul Fowler az che
Foo. Mr. Gooduovs message was
transmitted 90 President Mckinley at
Canton and MI Adee acting seare-
tary Of state. later in Do, day issued
the following statement concerning DO:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Cen. Miles Wants to 90 to CHINA

Gen. Miles Wants TO Go TO China
New York, Aug Ga special 70 the
Herald from Washington says.
IL Is learned ON excellent authority
that Gen Nelson A. Miles has recently
applied for service 90 China His ap.
plication has not been granted. War
department officials say thatJ Gen,
Chanoe was sent 90 China 90 command
the American troops and 90 relieve him
at this time would Doe "a reflection upon
his conduct OF affairs. Friends Of
Gen Miles say, that Gen Miles in add
dlti0n 90 ms experience and ability has
the rank 90 meet the commanding of
dcers ~ other troops upon the same
footing They even So so far as 90
assert that Gen. Miles reputation
would go far toward causing The CONF
mauders OF their columns 90 defer to his
judgment and the result would be "a
more effective corporation.
Gen. Miles declines tu discuss the at-
utude OF the war department upon his
application though he admitted that he
had indicated his willingness Co serve
in the Ear east He thinks the situa-
ton iu China Us most serious, and set
ting aside AN questions of his own
wishes. ne IS making every effort TO
equip Gen Chaffee's command 20 stand
the rigorous duty
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NO ANSWER YET.

The state department has taken the
ground that the dispatch from the
Isung-li-lamen. delivered az the de-
partment yesterday by Minister WI
Is not an answer 90 the dispatch of
Secretary Hay sent on August lst In
that dispatch Secretary Hay finally
ana tecisiyely insisted that free com.
municauon with the ministers must
be established before any steps would
Dee taken by this government toward
a peaceful solution OF the present trou-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
MINISTERS MAY USE WIRES
imperial Decree Issued Authorizing Connun.ca-
tons With Home Governments.
Foreign Representative ord cred 10
Leave PcISin WIN go to Ticn Tsin
Under strong Guard.

Paris. Aug. Ella. m.-Cheng dlrec-
tor-gcuerll OF RAILWAYS and t.Iesraphe.
t... f,... ....,,,,.,.,.,....4 .t.. ..,..,t.
'''' y''' quo
at shanghai according 90 special dis
patch 90 the TEMPS. dated August 9Th.
am immortal F..ra. 5.t.f trsust g,d
-, ~,
'"''''I'@'''s Tue I'i eisN l'''"'''e's 'D
Kin 90 communicate without restriction
with their Governments and ordering
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'' -'' '-'' ''''
B"'' tsyoIl'
The Shanghai correspondent Of the
TENNIS telecraubirg TODAY saws. "Tha
.lt- f......... M. M. ,-...
$3.50 !, 800, ~. .t., - si'' ~ ~
' ~ i... a.. Wy -'l'
az. , W. ' a4'. ',s, g9' 10 N',.o, ''
nc, ne, S"' az ,,' ,'', e, .'i l'a 80
~. ''5 ,3' ~,
~ Tmr,II us T'o % ~ '' ,., 'y',,,,
mauder OF the Chinese forces"
,.it5 IT. ' 5Dii, ~, e's ,,S ono nus Ie
F,srNb rorg1i we Sh- F"o 49, ,o'' t ,,,
g,,st a. ..Ti. .,..,'',.,,',. - HI.,,,i,i,,,
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~, l,,. ,,,,b 80 81. ,,,,i,. 10, az. .',.f,i5i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06

fear our protesting kilograms have
engendercd. To be sure kilograms are
but bits Of paper but they have had
a most wonderful effect / would also
inform you that our Joint kilograms
have been admired and commented
upon by the great powers
~ appeal 20 Coufuscius. Jesus Christ
and Jehovah and all the prophets,
praying that our association may sue
coed iu It's local work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
cHAFFEE FINDS DIFFICULTIES.

Neither the war nor navy depart
ments made public any dispatches
during the day, officials OF both de-
partments announcing that no dis
patches OF public interest had been Zee
ceivcd. That Gen. ChaToe Us snc6un-
terms serious difficulties there rs little
attempt 10 conceal
The debarkation OF troops and cave
airy horses is being accomplished with
The utmost difficulty 10 is said that
the big transports can approach the
landing of Taku no nearer than twelve
or fourteen miles Vessels drawing
more than fifteen feet of water ar.
forced 20 De far out in the euG This
necessitates the use az lighters fUr the
transportation 90 the shore 0f both
men and horses. making inuumarab.g
obstacles
Added TO the actual difficulties arc
the discomfort and Inconvenience
placed upon the troops. Rains are aI-
most iucessant heavy iors are rray8-
lent and the water OF the gulf ,s exc
ceedingly rough
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
CHAFFEE-s - MEssAlE

That the advance upon T.sr ace
tually began no later than Friday Is
wen assured now. OWCaIs Of .H. war
department sull decline t1 discus the
latest message Of Gen. Chafgc dated
Friday. In which he announced that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
LIONS SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY,

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS OPENED 2525o
Interest u..l quarterly 8t4 per rous per an.
ulm lu 81 or thousands
lUHFSzl -SUW. President
GEORGE ST. CASSJy. Cashier
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NATIONAL BANK Of The REPUBLIC

L. r DEPOSITORY.
Iaruk kuor. PRIEST. Geo. A. Lowe, V-prest
I'D Vs. Duncan Cashier
CAPITAL PAID IN $4,000
Banking in an is branche, transacted
Exchange drawn on the principal cities "
Europe Interest paid on time deposits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06

/ g FILLS. President
MOSES THATCHER Vice PresldeuA
"a. s. YOUNG Cashier
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LOCAL nSNr,ou

LOCAL NEWTON
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or sayast oGNriar over orsna
taadaf
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WhuIaaaIo pftoea 1a bafs abusa at
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.asthpa4as la uAiaaoba vac q tea,
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PERSONAL ssNrioN

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PALACu LAUNDRY
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