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Real Estate Transfers.
DOWNTOWN.

DOWNTOWN.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ~
Ludlow o. es 1855 Stanton st. aAlozeo:
Hugo Cohn TO Coppel Stugensky .,..,.,,. $50 $50
Pearl ST. 50, n $, %. 81 ll2.2to Stone st l7ex
li22, William H Morgan to Elizabeth
hdr'h '''.',,, ,,.,.,.........,,.. l,OOO
EAST SIDE.
tEaH Of FIN Az, bstue.n Fourteenth and 1ioth ns)
18th ST, S4s +, 2O.sxlO3.3; Laura s Heilner
70 Ptnc,B lovenield and ano. 7 s Si6.5o... 500
suh st, rs z. l7l0xs5; City Peal Estate Co
z pouglas Robinson and ano, s. soc. m'ge
us N, MS ii, 10 " Madison av, l7.io1s6.o;
frank c Smith to Douglas Robinson and
va St, n q iS5ss = "a az, 22.Saloo..5:: John '''
sotom~y referee, to Mercantile National
ssih ST. ns 90 PARK av. 50xioo 5: william '''0
II lahty 70 Charles Gregor, mtge 500, 900 !
inh s., I, s7sIo2N irreg to 18th st; Eman.
vel Htilner and ano 10 George Heisler.
fssS m'gs Sllo.QOO. QOO...,..,,...,.,..,.. 100
VEST SIDE.
WsH o' Ftrh os, ostpe.n Fourteenth and lioth stsJ
s'ih st, i1i W ,11ioo.s; Ernest H Crosby, to
,o LAURA o'Hanon; 1872 SO, mtge 5000. 81
Judeloyitk 70 Herman Joveshof. 7 $ 81,
mlge sp,oOo. o.s.." ....,...,...,..,,,,.
hARLEA.
tManhstpn Island, north OF lioth ST.
's Tse1s.. Anss1ff% a. Jssn Comes sv i'1os,
,agsSa D. v. .;.ii6jo ii; Edward Bloch to y
iscth st. ia I. so ioa,sc To-, 10: joseph & iiSaori i
10 Josephine Gallo. rs So. mtge 81, 500.... 100
BRONX.
thorough Of The BronID
Coll.gesy.e,, son i45th st, 25x5s; Elizabeth
.fUIglbbon 70 Margaret Cavanagh..., $500
sane property, Margaret c Cavanagh to
u,Edwa Edward tiMgibbon and dwife....,.......,. $500
h'ngsondge road, sc cor l65th st. ll3x8AlX
loo llHla37; Jacob Butler TO August
.HHpps,nhemeI, iss2s, mtge SIS, s,ooo.;:.;., I
'>y'H I'm IN s. 2S0 80 ay. s5xlOO, Michael
'
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ManufacturIng,

We are prepared to assist and encour.
age any desirable manufacturing business
that may seek an opening in our colony.
We intend that II shall be an
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Public 3lntirrs.

STATE OF NEW YORK.
> BOARD OF RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS,
Albany. July ~, 900.
Application having been made to the Board OF Rail-
road Commissioners OF the State of New York BY tho
Elm Street Connecting Railway Company Of the city
OF New York IA street surface railroad proposed 10 bo
constructed from the Intersection Of Centre and Elm
streets. In Elm street 10 the northetly side Of Great
Jones street, where the same intcrsects Lafayette
place. for certificate under section 80 Of the Rail
road Law that The provist OF said section have
been compiled with By said applicant and that public
convent nee and necessity require the con>trncton
that public hearing on said application will be held
by said Board Of Railroad Comm Ssioners q the
Fifth Avenue Hotel ,parlor ID r.. New York city
on Wednesday. August |. 1900. at two O'Clock p. N.
BY the Board -
JOHN S. KENYON. Secretary
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F0Yecl0sure Suits.

<oth st. O. 40 9th av a. 7xioo xlo II g. Cath
crime Norwood vs. Esther Bowman e al: aitys.
Bowers 4 s.
lSis 81. n $. i7s " 5th av, lsxs0 II: H Oakley Hall,
Admr. &c, VS. Kate Saueri attys. Reeves, H.
65th 81, 4 8, 400 " West End av, l00x 1902 g. Metro
poli,sn Lite lns Co vs. Edward W Fitzpatrick E, al
Factions; attys. Ritch, W &W.
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Lis Pendens.

Leggsv av. e cor Hewitt pl. a51ioo; = part Prank
Plau vs. Joseph Gallo ct al: 10 set aside deeds,
&c: attys, Menken Bros.
Tooth st, $ 8, 1870 W I'd av, 26xloo7: Jacob Rosuck
vs. Joseph Rosenrwelg; specific performance. atty.
Cook.
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Gity Real Gstatf.
Borough of Bronx-Sale or Rent.

AN OWNER OF lots on JEROME AY, future
n Broadway OF New York. near ST. JoSeph's Sem
mary: actually worth 900 each, needing imme,
dae cash TO avoid foreclosure will sell same Tor $3.50
and pay a commission Of $40 each 10 any one giving
name OF buyer infuer cling sale one lot free TO any
one selling nve 10 ;. toms $40 cash. balance -
monthly. LAWRENCE, 30 West 5Sd
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-'-s---- - -
dfanttd-Males.

RoNS everywhere 10 distribute circulars: samples
- good pay ROlALGUM co. Chicago
INTELLIGENT, willing boy.wanted In a publ ,hers'
L ONCE 10 run ertandS and make himself useful;
wages 81; bring trfcrenceS: call before $40, Monday
NJ. 7. RICHARDSON co, 81 Park pl
| MDRELLAS Wanted an experienced sale rsmsn
" for brooklyn and part Of New York city; only
one with experience need apply,
ARNOLD, SCHlFF co, 25o Church o.,
WANTED An expert de maker and foreman for
" LARGE folding box plant. must give age, experi-
ence aad rel renee. Address promptly &C." Fifth
Avenue iiotcl.
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The Town

VII be laid out In 1000 lots OF ONE
ACKE EACH. Four lots in each block.
The company will try and induce the our.
ehasers OF farms TO select the town lots
ior their residences, independent Of their
iarms. That is, those whose farms will
be located within 3 or 4 miles OF the
town. II this is acceptable il will be
the means OF securing good, congenial
society, and make our colony attractive.
10 those who accept OF this offer town
lot will be donated.
Inc prices OF town lots will range from
SIs TO $50 each, and those fronting on
the RIVER BOULEVARD will be SiOO
each. Each town lot will have q frontage
OF 200 feet on two avenues.
Surrounding the town site will be two
rows OF 2O.acre farms, and the balance
Will be laid out In 40 to lOO.acre farms.
On the south OF the town site a park OF
100 acres will be reserved, fronting the
Magdalena River, for a
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Planting and Care of I'M
proved Places,

Mr.. Elisha J. Mann, our superintend-
ent, will plant any size tract for Intend.
Ing settlers with such fruit trees, Cocoa,
rubber trees, etc., as may be designated,
contracting TO carefully care for such
groves or orchids until full bearing or
taken possession OF by its owner.
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1omfStie Servants atantrd.

A YOUNG GlRI. or mldde-agrd woman: no objeo.
"A ZION 10 one With a child Over ! years old
MRS SALB eil Wayerley pL
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Situations atan,ea-females.

A STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER; ex-
n perieLced: we'll educated: accurate: good speler;
literary and commercial work, salary. SO. Address
H. boz As Sun once.
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H..,., .,. ,,, !, Mari. och,s 10 Anna
oonse; yrs - r,;;,,..b.,n o,n., 'oo'
AVIS '"' '"'"' W , 5000
Ludlow st, s. 1888 n stanton ST: Coppel
Ssueihsky 10 hugo conn, yIs..nn:'''''' ssvWS ssvWS
'''"''' '"'', W s,' san S,nn
tEaa o, Fprn ar. o.tps.n F'ourt..n,A and iias 49,
Is,h st, lao r: George Brodmerk.l to Man.
is,.sn isa,. a.msnS Consumers Brewing Co. saloon ,soo
.,th ~ ecanu san ~ .,i.. ana .coh Fi,sch '0'S
hsurr to Union Dime Savings Institution
S5th ST. S3S r: same TO same yrs......,. 1000
i7th st, 5 Il, and o T. 18th st: George \ Iels
e, 10 Emanuel Hehner ana MOSES "on' m ooo
Same property; same to same. iyr....,.,. $4,000
Park ay 1854. Christian Dawes 10 Emeline
N Powell yrs ~ '',1..,....,,1 $4,000
Ist av, W s, SIS n mn st: Charles Rosen.
iE' 70 hmisran' Industrial savings nAnk' 10000
5oth st, n s. i20s e I'd av; Leo Friedman TO
i,,S ,Se,aan'ie irgs' CO. p,ncu, Iox,n. ''oo0
field and sno to Allen /. Mordecai. VI. 1900
Same property: same 10 American Mortraee
7osS Co. 81, N, a AZ 5; M.iy 5000
A Thorp 10 Emiepsn, Industrial savings
BANK iyT.."1'D'.''1'"''..',. r. is a"' ' $500
sne 70 Union Dime GS'Gs SAVING. ins'isu.iOn. S
,n.,, .,n,
WEST SIDE.
.W'" @ Fnh az, ostueen Fourteenth and iiofh H'A
w. 70 Carl wiitmann, gdn &c. VS.. 5000
'If ss,:, ~; s S.w W. Michael Doher'y to George ,
03th 81, n 9, 23S W Columbu av; Laura L
O'Hanlon TO Metropolitan Life Ins Co. yrs $4,000
(Manhanan Island. north O., Iloth n.y.
'<Wn sI iiS T.; Josephine Gallo to North ..,.
pa :, ilust Co. ,nslalis ,;,..,.;. 5000
BIs,SsSnslli IsSfS to Aioina MoSa, due Aug i.
,.ssS =, ,.s Amsterdam az: John 1000
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lBoHouah Of Thl Rronsl

900 cash. Also three story 20 foot dwelling 18Th
st. between 9th and 9TH avs free and clear.
JOHN r DOYLE & SONS, as William St = Ofer ploS
Of 20 lots. whole avenue front, adjoining East
River e00xS23 feet ripe for Improvement: suit
able for manufacturing site or tenement
STABLER 4 SMITH674 Columbus AVA Ofer In
West oiNst near Sth av., 40xl00.Ii In good
neighborhood and near l." station. pn &C. so 900
Also, West 03d St 30 foot front single nat fully
rented and In best condition: estate will sacrnc CO.
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employment BUREAUS.
Bureau OF Social Requirements,

MRS. LEDYARD STEVENS MANAGER,
10 WEST AID ST. Telephone 81 s3.3s.
Desirable positions for capable employees Secre-
arleS, govctncSseS, companions bookkcepers house
kecpers ana all household positions for males or fs
males. Tutors for backward or invalid boys Pack.
etS and days workers provided Shopping orders
nled without charge The Real Estate Department
deals IN city and country residences. and in apart
mentS OF the class sought by It's patrons Information
concerning approved Hotels and boarding Houses
Circulars mailed upon request
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CHAS H EASToN a CO.. Iie West Ard 81 Want
for cash buyer private dwelling 40th 70 Soth sts.,
between Park and 5th avs
OFFERS.
CHAS. H. EASTON CO.. lie West lld St-onsr
business building; all rented on leaves al
IS o000:mortgage,S75 900; can be bought for $40.
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Sgents '1tantrd.


A MAN OR WOMAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL
"A AND KNOWLEDGE OF MANUFACTURING
OR EXPERIENCE AS SALESMAN OR rNERAL
AGENT OF CORSETS OR LADIES' UNDERWEAR
MAY SECURE a GOOD POSITION OR INVEST
MENT OR BOTH By WRITING. STATING EX.
PERlENCE AND CAPITAL TO INVEST. TO
EXPERIENCE MANUFACTURER. 704 BROAD
ST, NEWARK N. j.
A GENTS Greatest Campaign Fad; all buy; three
"A quarter ptont; II samples l0c prepaid: greatest
seller WONDERLAND REINSBERG, Quincy. Ill
SAIESMEN for all lines OF business (4plendid side
- lint) TO sen our calendars l5O different styles;
newest latest patterns: Just the ings customers
want 25 TO 40 per cent comm sSon. many OF our men
give their entire time TO line and make from SIS
10 81 IS every week; guaranteed best side line ever
offered. Write promptly with references. Comm,s-
sions paid on acceptance Of orders
AMERICAN NOVELTY CO., Cincinnati O.
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Recorded Leases,

Ss,aS tS,,nla T. Sender JarmulowsSy to
ssSntSn 81 I"'sI ~ yIs r.;.,,,1. 400 ). 500
10 NorTIs n. H.. tSchel WeintIaub and ano
,,Seh y, ''tS .'3scnlovcr. yrs rs......,,,- 1000
iiSan r ~ S' cs, Sls Frank Tkoms ct al escrs. '
IVES, BroaS%ayD oT"a yD''zlIo'so yrs, .,,,, 1850
A,iofney y StG s., 4 = Farrell and sno, syrs 1900
Ii5tR St s66 f' ,o,., ,,..,,..,.,.,,. :.oso
StanHan', . yr, ''''"'o w Mara -
Michele ggIrno. 3 < i.vrs' """ anu ,oo
B,os,ns,ss II, sIs ss ,y My \ McQuadc to George
''0'"'''N'' d" Rvs. - $50
recorded Mort.agc,
DOWNTOWN.
iSot1h NJ Fourteenth ~
~ Hesadway. 1855: Juli, ps,,.,, a.,
S1sMsH Mouucken 10 Bernheimer
ssnm'0' saloon lease demand. ..,,..',.... -. 900
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Plans Filed for Now Buildings.
DOWNTOWN.


DOWNTOWN
tSouth o, Fourteenth st.
west st, Sbs three story factory; L KatEen-
stein, owner X Kafka, architect; cost..,.,. 5000
I'd Av and 18th 81, cor; Improvements to
dwelling and store; Cohn, owner; l. o
Brown, architect: Observation-Disclosures. $50
white ST. 50 a.: improvement TO factory: Eu-
gene Higgins, owner; " II Birkmire, archi-
iec,; cost...,,..,,.,.,...... 1900
EAST SIDE.
tEaa Of Ftth az. oHvssn Fourteenth and iioth ~
list av, 1923 1880: Two six story tenements:
August KnatK. owner II Bernstein. archi-
tect cOSt ..,...,.......s..... 100000
HARLEM.
(Manhattan Island. north Of lioth aJ
iizth ct, 9, 2oes sth av; two hve story
tenements; c ID Lauchantin, owner: For
stricka LAmster, architects: cost..... S7i,e0o
il5th ST, n s. 800 " Broadway: four and nve-
story clubhouse lambda Association.
owner; Little & oCOnnor architects; cost. 10000
nh av. 2l77; improvement to store; S.lig-
man. owner cost ......,,.,..,,........ n
Boulevard Lafayette and islst o.. . . cor:
improvement 70 stable, Woodbury. Lansdon.
owner W II Birkmire. architect cost. -. $50
Amsterdam av, n 8. 20 n 18TH 81; improve
ment 10 college; Columbia University.
owner: A GoetE, architect; cost ......,. 5000
BRONX.
borough Of The BronsJ
M.lross AZ and lo4th st. 8 - cor: nves,ory
tenement and store. John 0brien. owner:
+ Jaeger. architect. cost t.............. 100000
story dwelling Alfred Asher. owner;
Is. St, 1s. % IS Ism svS sV' Wsksnsd improve. "'0'
ment to greenhouse William Nilsson
owner; @ II Budong. architect cost; .... 1000
Main st. .. 200 " Westches'er Creek: I'm
Pochinski. owner; Ringrose. Mchi.
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Without Interest,

Shares OF stock In our company ex.
changeable at any time for land In our
colony.
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Miscellaneous-Snle or Rent.

BERKSHIRE TilLLS-To rent Furnished cottage
- desirable suTrOundin gs hne location, terms low
for remainder season. Addrs.s Ma AOYS. box Is,
Shefneld, MasA
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New Jerscy-Snle Or Rent.
SiS5 WORTH $3.50.

Hgh grade building lots at DcIawanna Park ad
Joining Plssaic - minutes from Barclay street ferry
Con mutation. gc rallr Nd station and trolley on
pIOieEly. Schools clutches houses. easy trimS
D. NAIMAN. ihn NANshm ST.. ROnn lmol
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BRUNN.
(Borou0h OF The Bronf,)
Asst Enments Of sfortsases.

Assfgnments Of MOrtEages.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 william H
" bohheu' '''ss'.'.s' .s''....,,....,,.,... $50
Coihc W ednc ....,.,,,.,.., 60
Lowenfeld. Pincus and Ano 10 Samuel Blu.
men!h. ..,...,....,.........'..,.,. ITO
same same 70 same ...,.....,:...;;...., S.S
donell. assigns mortgages .,......,,.
Same TO same. assigns 5 mort gages.....,
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FURNISHED Rooms atsutsd.

IA private family: location, 44th 10 isth sta br
tween Madison and Sixth avs: please state TENS
Address c., box 81 Sun once
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ExPERlENCED HANDS on fancy feathers also
BRONER, 676 Broadway
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A YOUNG LADY; st'nographcr and " ypewrter; Ell
"A pcrienced In commercial line. salary sd 90 "a
S1oo per week Address, 40 u, Sun ONCE
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East Of Ftth AZ. bstussn Fourteenth and iloth 81
ist av, 1923 1880: Two six story tenements:
August Knatx. owner II Bernstein. archi-
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on the east bank Of the Magdalena River.
about five hundred miles from the coast
II Is about 200 feet above the level Of
the sea, and has frontage on the river OF
about IS miles.
Tho property will be divided into 20.
40, 80 and lOO.acre farms and sold 70
the first 500 settlers at $500 per acre,
payable 5 90 per acre cash, and ST. 90
per acre In Four equal annual payments
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RTIFICAL FLOWERS Wanted, eIperienee6
fose MAKERS good pos ions; apply al week
!. pRAGER Vs Ia ID6 RlrecLs,
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EHPERiENCED FANCY FEATHER MAKERS
~ wanted; steady EMPLOY vment. good pay
II. STEARNS. GA Broadway take elevator.
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A HlirlClAl' ONERS-Wantcd. Designer on
nowIS and feathers: capable taking entire
Snaee permanent position; high pay TO rig ht party
W.. box 2ll Sun once ~ '"
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Wautta--femalss.

RTIFlciAL FLOWERS -Forelady wanted, ,taos
- salary and reference. A., box / 20 sun once
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ExPERlENcED MILlNERs WANTED.
q
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ARTIFICIAL FLOwERS-Thorough expen.
ehctd fancy feather makers: steady position
La WAKE HASKELL, 7l7 broadway.
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tSouth OF Fourteenth ~
Ludlow Of, es, lass n Stanton st. -. l0xeo;
Hugo Cohn TO Coppe Stugensky ....,..,. so. $50
Pearl st, SO, n S. %. 81 li2.2to Stone st i7ex
ll2.2, william II Morgan to Elizabeth J
Haryie ..-...--.' - lnoo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-02

ty-two rifles and 1000 rounds OF ammu-
milton.
Due allowance must be made for the
exaggeratlons OF correspondents who
are reluctant to perceive. or TO admit.
that the war In the Islands Is over.
But even when that IL taken into
consideration, the fact remains that
many Of the natives are still far from
paclned TO dignity. however such oc-
currences as those referred TO with the
term Of war" or even rebellion"
would hardly be proper. Even In this
country railroads have been wrecked,
people shot down In broad daylight, and
various depredatiOns committed by the
lawless element But rebellion IL
something different.
There Is every reason to believe that
what the Flliplnos now mostly need Is
q correct understanding OF tie Amen-
can character, for with that viii come
due appreciation. No wonder II they
are prejudlced. Spanish rule has en-
Filtered them against the entire white
race. But prejudices can be removed.
Proper treatment and time VIII work
wonders In this regard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-02

sundays "A not limited as to the mum
Der OF times.
In the evening collation., not exceed.
ing the fourth part OF an ordinary
meal IL allowed. at which eggs, fish,
butter cheese and milk may be used.
In the morning small piece Of bread
Is allowed With cup Of coffee, tea,
chocolate. or some similar drink The
use OF flesh aad FISH at the same meal
Is not allowed. even on Sunday
Some persons are exempted from fast
ing They are all under q years OF age
and those OF advanced age, the sick.
those who cannot fast without grave
injury TO their health. a woman IN
pregnancy nursing an infant and all
persons whose duties are Of very la
borious nature.
Working people and their families
seem to be released from any obligation
u abstainine from the use Of fesh meat
at any time, except on the Fridays Of
the year. Ash Wednesday, the
Wednesday and Saturday Of Holy week
and the Vigil OF Christmas Those who
are bound TO the obligation OF fasting
and permitted on certain days Of Lent
10 use flesh meat, at one meal only are,
during Lent, even under the above in
dul,, not allowed the use Of flesh meat
oftener than once during the day.
Some people talk about the influence
Of the Mormon" Church over the pri-
vate affairs Of its members. but say
nothing OF that influence which can
regulate to the minutesi details the diet
Of millions FOR weeks at a time. Never
did the so-called Mormon hierarchy
presume TO exercise the powers held
by some other church leaders. 1t would
be interesting TO see what the priest
ridden and "enslayed" "Mormons'
would do. should an attempt ever be
made to restrict their liberty. II has
always been the strength OF Mormon
ISM" and the secret Of It's success. that
It teaches the people correct principles
and then leaves them to govern them
selVes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-02
IN THE PHILIPPINES.


Recent events In South Africa have
almost overshadowed the military
operations In the Philippines. II Is un-
derstood that Aguinaldo's army mas
been broken up. and that there Is no
other war now than casual encounters
with small bands OF bandltti, that stu
make the roads unsafe by their depre-
datlons.
Aguinaldos representative in Paris Is
said to do his best 20 create the I'M
preston that the Insurgents stlll are
$4,000 strong, and that the murders and
thefts committed by the rowing bands.
are part Of the military tactics adopt
Cd by the patriots as the only posi-
bic means OF resistance. But there Is
really small ground for such view.
The probability is that the real criminal
element Is preponderating in those
gangs, that they find brigandase
more to their taste than honesttoil. and
that their subjugation will be the work
Of strong government administering
just laws.
OF the condition prevailing In Luzon
correspondent TO a New York paper
gives a good idea by quoting some Items
OF news published In the local papers
They tell OF an engine on the railroad
above Manila running into logs Of wood
evidently placed on the track by hostile
natives. Proceeding further. II ran Into
bunch Of wire. intended to tangle It.
self among the wheels. Next the en-
CINE ran OF the track and was set upon
by fifty insufrectos. the men on the
engine escaping through flight. The
natives had removed one Of the rails.
Another story relates that squad OF
the Third cavalry was sent from san
Fernando de Ia Union TO reoonnoiter In
the neighboring mountains. Il was Set
upon by forty insurgents and scattered
in Digit. leaving behind three horses
and rife.
Sunday evenings train, Il is further
related, brought to Manila the body Of
Private Carter, company l., Twelfth
United States infantry. who had been
set upon and Killed by a prisoner he
had taken out 70 cut bamboo poles for
the camp. A squad Of men from the
Thirty -second infantry, engaged in re-
pairing bridge, was surprised and
driven OF by ten times as many insur-
gents, one American being captured and
another wounded. During the same
week. while the soldiers at Tarlac were
out on parade, natives In sympathy
with insurgents entered the camp OF the
Ninth Infantry and made of with thlr-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-02
MEND THAT ROAD.

IL Is a common remark among resi-
dents along Twelfth South street that
that public thoroughfare has not az
least for many years. been In as bad a
condition as at present The long neg
leot, the weather, and the heavy Iraiiic
have been combining In rendering parts
OF IT almost impossible. For blocks
the traveller slowly proceeds through
mud TO the hub Of the wheels, and then
for variation his vehicle at certain
places goes down into holes as into the
bottomless pit, and struggle to regain
equilibrium ensues. The road super
visor should take the necessary steps to
prevent similar conditions from pre-
yalllng another winter A sufficient
quantity Of gravel would remedy the
evil complained Of
Good roads Is the demand now-a-
days People have found out that .
does not pay TO have bad roads. II Is
cheaper to keep the public thorough
fares IN good condition than to spend
time on bad roads and be constantly
repairing wagons and buggies.
There is an ethical side TO the ques-
ton. too For days and days, as the
residents along Twelfth South st. al
lsge It has been an often repeated spec
tacle To see wagons stuck in some deep
hole, and more or less skinny horses
brutality logged because unable to pull
the heavy load out. Such scenes are
not conducive 20 the moral tone Of any
community. They should not be per-
mitted to take place before the eyes Of
women and children. We believe there
IL justification for a protest against
conditions that are responsible Tor such
public exhibitions. The society for the
prevention OF cruelty 70 animals would
have had their hands full the last few
days, had they planted prosecutions on
account Of all the cruelties perpetrated
on that road during that time.
Jonathan Swift was Of the opinion
that 'now and then beasts may degen-
crate into men" What he based this
view on is not known, but IT Is abso-
lutely certain that on bad road some
men are quickly turned into brutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-02

The organ OF the Swedish Anthropolo-
glcal Society, Ymer. has an account Of
the results Of researches made, as sug-
gested by the finding Of the Andree polar
buoy From traces Of animals and
vegetation found on that relic Of the
expedition, It is thought probable that
the fate Of the explorers was decided
somewhere In the waters bounded on
the west and north by spltzbergen, and
Franz Josef Land and on the east and
south by Nova Zembla and the north
coast Of Europe. As 20 the time when
the buoy may have drlfted on shore,
nothing can be said for certain, but
there was nothing to contradict the
opinion that the buoy was washed
ashore in 1899 on Konlg Karls Land;
on the contrary some Of the clrcum-
stances were thought TO rather
strengthen this presumption.