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Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
9~rrfninser meb ubeifemte aeidI-

Trrfninger meb ubeitemfe Mefnl-
toter."
2apitdoen, lite Giig. Wpbe6 er
moStaset Der ON, at Don. Mfr. Ban
&pn, Weofem al bet lopsipenoe Raa6.
blep LANCET at Boerne og er boI6t
Tom en- 5anee.
Oct bar upret tien6t, of ct SS1ae
goer elf mo / BON Rpn's corp for
ct Bar Gage iioer: og fort efter
mari6ereoe bort. BON Sims Corp
er go WiI / Roroueit for Clan Bil.
liam og f60 Weil fra Gnpitooen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
MnmeloeItc.

&pitenoe SpiepeIier unoer "gor.
er"sSprsret | 8ina 1900. 9erettet
al Misiion9r @reen os Snitrii. 6ra
enseIif PED y. y. Hsming.
Ut gribenoe % ntoiliomt troppr-
oigt giaeoe ira Den iioite Sptano
aina bpoes Der 99ieren. Golf. iom
enifer at bore nrrmere on Nisiio.
nGrernes Stiling | aina, buroe for.
fare iis oenne lille Sog. Zen er
iilialgs hos Bait. 6. 8. 9robausb.
29S @iaiams Ct, 9all, Ninu-, %
foiter 90 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
@isbOm, ies itial, piiOe baoe brust ben,

@isbomt ies fial, uilbe boue brist ben,
men lepet fmpeit os taruelist. iom iee
sisr M. Seq piloe bare reit / irem'
meSe 9dmSe. Seq bapoef nsen bsftemi
Soc, ba ies trial Guloet, ON buao iea
Tube SIRE meo ale mime gsnse; men
les snifeoe at ioriabc nit arbeihe.
Gesuoen snifebe iea Bense til at bpsss
ct 9nftifib for. Seq bar en- tilbels
iulbenbt Mooel / min Sp.te. Yet pil
tnse Tio. men ies pill ialoeuoe min Cpl
iinoelie, iaa ben bill ilppe. Seq ital be-
spnoe NIT Srbeioe, mar ies tommer
tilbase til Grodeit."
Set CT iiitert, at 8jnters oil bliue
belsnnet ior Iilbasebrmeelisn al Del
l%tioalue Cub. Nsoens 6iitorieu ont.
at ban uiloe bliue ior9ret s25. 600. er
abiului benrg.et, inorrnurr IprbenuG'
renoe golitidei See, at uisie Snbrsms
meller blep BAN slort,
Get er alminbetis trpet, at 8inters
/ o9rite 5aio pil iilitaa Jig itplois cs
Hippo nteo en- let Strdi. Get aniases,
at Tplitiet or pel betalt for tit Nrbeioe
cs ifte er tilbsielise til at presie Sa'
gen. Selbp Gomponiet sr tilireos meo
at bape iaaet @uloet tsien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
syra gearbslen, Ninn.

6drpeiten er MI oper og StGfntngen
er | frtlb Sang. observation-disclosures ems
beIoie Suben bsrer til 9agens Yros
gram.
Mnlinseu bIir life iaa gob. iom ben
lopebe for EN- Maaneb iioen; Sbebeu ptl
sioe sieunemluitIis ca. Is SuIbeIs pr.
acre.
Scr. Sans Sbompion, en- ~belhaaeilbe
norif Sarmer, Tom leper 8 0fil / Sbo
ira gearoslep, banbe ct ftpst lIbelo ben
25be Suli. ibet en- Sinber al. ooer ham.
Set bar noect, icm bar / lloroen / Yins
beren, % ban git at for ar reparere Oct.
gien unoer Trbeibet gift SeItene bags
oper. 90 ban fom unber Siulene, iom git
ODER hams Srnit os br9tfeoe 9rapebenct
iamt en- Sci Ribben. ct ~iadoant Sils
f9Ibe piloe bore NOT I'll at iruie Ell
Siern, men Stipbnen bar bog itie iaa
gruiom. at ben tog ben iioite bprebare
Sipsgnift. 0sben oe Gibet itob i Spes
lamp fpr en- Sib, men ieg tror. Hipet ieis
rer. Ser err MI gobt 6aab ON Sebring.
SoIbenS airte er gtapuet poa Dor nne
&irfe. iom blen bbgset for ct Var iioen.
Sen er enomi life inbpiet. Rcnigbeben
cnifebe fsrit at faa 8loffe / Saaruet,
for ben beitibeliee Snbbielie finoer Step.
Taitor @ihaeilen er Weutsbeoens
Er0it.
If 9pbsfalb bar Der life pGret noget
inoen ben uorife Sefoltning / Rertsbes
Den. @iftermaal ganr bet meset Imaat
mee. Seq tror, llnsbommen bar aloes
les forfaitet ben ii9lelise SsIelIe ipm
fables &i9rli9beb.
Wiis 2aura Gnberiou arbeioer rt i
@pen iom gutifbetient, og ytiis gpen
Sbompiou b~etiener / 80. Gbriitidnious
Sutit. 8. Sorrao.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
sra @palante, @is.

gpalurde er en- 9anosbp paa oms
trent 100 Snbbpgsere. gi bar ct @es
neralitore. eli Smebeibop, Ell lllomele
og Sloirrs o8 Seeomsle og life at slemz
me cu aobbers og @ulomine, baIpanben
Ril norbsit berfra.
N9iten ale Sarmerne ADLER Sobaf,
iom er ubmertet COB Der. 9e penter
hsie Triier. NGiten al Nbling er aIs
mincelig COB. en- Gel unse @utter reis
Ier til SafotaerHe. Horiferne er I Slers
tai Der. @u bIiper Der trabeIt, oa ma
Hal bette Sobntfer; Der bill bIine eoS
Saelsn; tbi Sobaffeu er en- pigtia Snos
~tpgtstilbe lor bette Goiintb. Ser or ins
gen Srigt at faa iaar. @i bar ct bat
fcrt Seir. @n flittig 2rier.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
Sfryoer at Gvperict.
SulotDpen Winters praIer al fin
e%neitaaenoe gesriit.

San 5rancisco Gal, lite gusnIf.
@nlctppen Cad Bintsrs f~orialie Gpis.
mGnb ~isaaraites pm fit @ulbtpperi /
Selbp Sarfet. Sans 5prtrlling an.
lees for trop9rbis / bet paientlise, ielp
ON ban bar lpiet liot | G%ntelibeberne.
Yaa 5oreipsrsiel i%prtalte ban islgenbe:
Seq bar besaaet BET iteriie 3speri i
3anbet, % jes ~iurspsSe bet mutiers ale.
ne. 5ort9amser ON, at jes bar be-
gaaet andre imaa 9pperier, er ialite.
Naar ies planlGsser ct 5oretasenbe,
iaa er bet ct tort ct.
Manoag Iiten, oa ies fog gulbct lib
al Sppluinsen, eiorbe ies bet haarbeite
arbeioe nit 9ip. Oct tps mig belle
Natten at bore 9jennem Sifterbepsrun.
NETS @ulu og b9re bort @uloet. Spis
jeg bapbe bapt mere Sio, bapoe ieo
meota9et be $4,000, ies eiierloo;
men 0nsslpiei fom for mart. pa ieo
'aa, al ie9 maatte bpIbe op, Hap iea TO
8lloltGnser paa Strnnben heller emo
at %riIitere at tabe Ell fierceoels Milion.
Oct tos mig lex llser at grape Tun.
mel uneer So9loineen o. TO Getter at
fomme isjenrcm Mustenssrunbpolben.
Seq siproe en- flor Del Boring ben iio=
tie Nat % trang mig ajennem Spelpin'
gems Bnnc. Saa flgo jes up / SoaI.
uin9eu os taiteoe neo Salpparien al
8uloet, ION jes bar iii ben pore Gnoe al
3unnelen % gift tilbase os faiteoe neo
Relteh. Saa besDnote ieg at bore
@uloet bort.
Ses sioroe ~iiorien 8snbinser fra min
5ltnnel til acknowledgment, bpor leo
iGnfeoe @ulbet neb / Bueien. Seq
qioroe ct Werte paa Srpasen, boor lea
Hap brer StarG iaant ies let funoe
iinbe Dem, nao lea a i9rois.
Seq pIanluabs Rpoeriet pel, men ipo.
lereoe bet hele peb at eiterlaoe min Ri
itpl og ben Iaffe Smaaism / min Sptte.
Get par oanrlis sjort, irlen bet fan life
bielpes MI. Spoben, ies bruais, taiteoe
les | Snsteu. Seq brusie life bet elet.
triife 9ps. ieg ianot. Spis Toaberue
bapoe ieet eiter. baube De iunbet, at bet
bar upbrRnoi oa funbe life ~irembrinae
9ps. Seq brugte Ell liben paienteret
8icpfel. @aslampe iii at oplpie 3un,
neleu
gt ies branote mine al9bsr, o life
npset rart, iorbi les ! Iareois bar bapi
ben SRonane of br9noe mine aamle
8l1ber. Spaben, iom be ianot / min
Sptis. baube peret Der | aoitiaiee aar,
% ies bruste ben lite iii at srape Fun.
nslsu msp. 9e Nnrtsr. iom be iaspe
par siort mso min Spaoe. par siort al
ct unret 8spifab, ium ies iaiteoe i
9an6et.
Seq ubruseoe Blansn bporlsoes lea
Tube blipe iuit Gulost ueen at rette
Mistante paa mig ielo lauss. isr iss
besif 8pperiet. Seq bipbe beitemt at
imelie @uloet, iili9ite bet uiss en- Slnn-
ting Os ialse bet / @Gnsbsr, iOm pilbe
brinse mis pmirent 10000. Get oil.
be bape paret CT let Gag / MsQsmrum
al Here Wannsoer at irlse @ulbst paa
ioritieliae Sieper. Sss astere at bru-
&c noifiaiae War III OF blipe @ulosi
tpii.
Spis min Glau bauoe lpffeoes til
gnbsn, % bpis iss bapos punpei ben
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
Sor rafe Solf.
On letpinSt TnaSe at bolSc ts iriH
pad.

Oct er let at boloe fig frIf, nunr
oi blot bper Dag otlbe iogttage nogle
iirrple SurrobeoSresIer.
Get fornemite al oft er at hcfoe
@doen / Srneu % for at gisre bette
err oct life nsooenoigt at bli iat paa
Oi9t eler isIse en- faitiot Spiieeo-
Del. Suubon Sno'frGrrfnine frem-
brirger blot en- limefuIo Ippetrt %
Ell SsleIie al, at pisfe gnotingsret.
toy ,uo, uuArpoe9
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16

WoroenitisIo par en- giS en- meset
nelbapenbe Rano, men ban ifnIoe
mite Stsritepnrtenndf lin Sormne
req en- itor goshnRoIsrfal1it Stod.
hoIm for ct BAR slar iiSen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
Winneiotas Sefolfnine
&osle Cpsaser frn FStc Genius.

staten Rinneiota meo t,751,394
gefoItnins bar 932,490 mono(ioe o.
s1S,904 f~pinoeIise Snopaanere iisl.
ae en- Genlusbuletin, ion bieo no.
iteSt libite use. 5oroeIt efter Rac,
err Der fi737036 bpibe oa fun 1883
Ver1oner, iom flosiifceres iom
folerte, bpiIfet in~obeiatter Geare,
Gbineiere, Sapaneiere % Snoianere.
GeIt ueo 6sbieI err t,246.076 al Min.
nei6tas SefoIfning inbfeot % sos.
lis fsbt ubenlanos. 9lf Sen iomleoe
hoioe gefoltnins er 1882, t01 ino.
fsote. vi De inbisbte Soioe bar 425,.
$50 isot al inoisote 6or9lore og
S06,321 al ubenIanSife SorpIore.
vi De inofsote Snopaorere er 644..
722 mandIise oa col 854 f%pinoeIige
ioenIanof fsbte, os al De iamtIiee
Snioe er Der 924, S51 ~manoIiae oa
81 :. 1s5 fpinSeIise e&rioncr. ai Sc
ubenlanoffe feote Spibe err ESTATE
manoIiee og 2f7,420 t~oinoeIiee
Ierioner. Gen foIsrte 9efoIfnina
er BELT i 2,S36 maubIige % 2,tl6
f~pinoeIise Wesre, ISL manoliee og 5
f~oinoeIige gbineiere, 30 manoliee %
en- f~oiroelie Sopaneier oe 1892
mauOlise og 1880 fpinoelise Snoia.
mere.
or foregaaenoe SaI oil fees, at
54.2 Trocent al Winnelotas geiolf-
Ming err manoIiee og 46.S Troeent
fpinoeIiae Berioner, al oet uoenlanbif
isote Clement inobeiotter $50 BRO.
cent al oct belle; at 99.2 Erocent al
9efoIfnineen er buib; 24.3 Eroceut
al ben inofsote bpioe geiolfning bar
loot al inbisote 5orGIOre % 46.1
Yrocent al lioenlanbife SorpIbre, %
at al ben iamIebe bpise 9eiolfning
bar 2S.S Erocent isbt al u~benla'eoIfe
SorGIbre. Sslgeroe er nogle Petal.
iereoe Openper:
Sennepiu Goiiutp Snofsote,
manolige Eerioner 80, ass og fpirtbe.
lige S0,6St; ubenlanoif isbte 46,57S
mnnoIige og 33,647 foinbeIige Ser.
Toner; inofsote buihe meo ubenIano.
ife Sor9Iore 43,741 manoIige %
46,460 f~pinoeliee Herioner; uoen-
Ianoif isht manblige Gerioner 36,549
pg 30,433 f~pinoeIige T%erioner; TO.
lerte al aGe alasier S92 manolige %
764 ~fninoelige Terioner; Hegre S53
manolige oe 73t fuinoelige Eerio'
rler. 70
NinneapoIis - cSgrbfsote 70.032
mnnolige og 1865 fpiuoeIige Ser.
ioner; uoenlanoif feoie $1,000
manolige oq 1881 f~pinbelige Der.
Toner; inoisote bpioe meb inoieote
5or9Iore 3f,4tS monoliae oa 3d.
S51 fpiroeliae Gerioner; inofsote
bpioe meo uoerIonOife SorpIOre 81.
$50 manoIiee oa Al ,0S1 foiuOeligc
Verioner; iioenlor0f fsote 33,06t
manoIige % 1882 fuinbeIige Ser.
Toner; folerte al ale aIasier S63
manblia % TAP fpinoelige Berio.
rer; Nesre $50 mauoliae % us
foinoeliee eBrioner,
ct. Taul Subfeote Sab
m%anoIige % 56,77t f~pinoeliae Ser.
Toner; uoenlanoife isbte 24,930
manolige og 56,77i ~fpinoeIige Der.
Toner; uocnlonoif ieote 1880
m%anoIiae % 25,SS9 foinoeIige Ser
Toner; inbfeote bpioe meo inofebte
Gor9lbre 22.966 mdnblige % 49,.
4SS fpinbelige Terioner; irbIsbte
boiSe meo u~oenIonbife 5orRIore
35,203 manoIige oQ 36.259 foinOe-
Iige Gerioner; uoenlonoife hpioe
PASTA m%onoIige % PISA fuinoe'
lige @erioner; foIerte al ale aIas.
Ter 1862 monSlioe % 939 ntoioeli.
&c Eerioner; Nearc 1927 monolige
"a 1886 f~pinoelige Veriorer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
Hettelic.

vi er blepen siort opm9rticm paa. at Oct
par ieilastist nnar bet / iorrise go. al Sla'
bet bIep %iortalt. at Yrofesipr Spdmanm reo
ben 5pr. airies Seminar sr en- Gpieerign
al aiosoe 8. 8. 5uIrt ! Rprpnp, @oootue
Co., Rinu. Irpi. Ssdmann sr Gfbsees
Spoaer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
GoIeraSus W~eisrifpmmisirr. Z

g. Ronion. bar 6efienot i'm FRO paa
Broiesior ao6s 9Gre ON, at Sp-
%rinasbaciaer life ton operferes ira
Gpr til Werneifer, % ban oil MI Ia.
DC oGaerre erperimentere meo itg
for at beuiie, al aoh bar ret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
'G0rreipOnDance.

0urrtirsnbanfer uben Ram o. Geresfe tuses TIE
ainbite o<nipn I'll, be bIir lite ensana siennfniaae At
SReDoiticneu. Rapnst oil TIE btipe sneuflissisrt, Hss
minore ~Ssofpmmenpe &prreiscubent snier bet mes
RsoattipnrH maa bape EasHet o. abresien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
Nnauit 0lartinipru. ber noaiper et

gusuit Iartiniuu, Der nosiper ct
reIisisit glao | Chicago. inbloo ia
forleoen ! Gisfusiien mee ire Mor.
mcnpr9Sifanter, Der tnltc til en- 6or.
lamIine paa @aoen. Ssleen par. at
Der cpitoo et almineeliai Slngsmanl.
b%porunoer @'ariinion fit ct ioa polS.
iomt Slas / SoDeoet at ban table 9e.
n~ioitbeoen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-19
HAWAIIANS ARE
DYING RAPIDLY
Mortality Estimated at Forty
Deaths to the Thousand.
LABOR SITUATION is BAD
SECRETARY COOPER HAS A TALK
WITH SECRETARY WILSON.

Washington Oct. 1S.-Henry +. Cooper
territorial secretary, and for several
months prior to his departure for the
United States, acting governor of Hawaii.
has discussed with Secretary of Agri-
culture Wilson the conditions in the ter
rltory. one of the main aims of Mr..
Cooper trip here is to acquaint the ad-
ministratiOn with the actual situation in
hawaii IN his conference with Secretary
Wilson he emphasized the seriousness of
the labor problem. The natives are dying
of rapidly, the mortality being in the
nelghDorhood Of forty deaths to the 1000,
ana foreign labOrerS are getting out OF
the country much more "a pidlv than
they are coming in. The ENCOURAGEMENT
of Chinese labor, said ne, is regarded as
me most promising solution, ard the ter
ritorial government is anxious that large
numbers of laborers shall come in from
China.
The sugar cane crop. that should have
been harvested at the beginning of July,
ne SAID. Is not yet off the fields, and
Will not be harvested before next month
Inc natives generally Will not work. The
coffee industry is languishing and many
things that should be raised there have
TO be bought outside the islands
Secretary Wilson informed Mr.. Cooper
OF report from the superintendent OF
the agricultural station in Honolulu
showing. among other things, that il
costs $26 an acre to fertiiize the cane crop
in Hawaii. and pointed out the big farm
labOrers, viz: Forty dollars month, in
Guiding board, which is, approximately.
SO more than in this country Mr..
Cooper suggested that the average farm
wage might even be greater.
Secretary Wilson told Mr. Cooper or
the plans the department was makins
for Hawaii and said that he intended to
build up the coffee. spice and rubber and
other industries. and to help to diversity
the Hawaiian industries. No attention
will be paid to the sugar industry there,
as Mr.. Wilson contends that that al
ready is developed to the limit. The de-
partment purposes, said Mr. Wilson. to
make all these islands within the United
States raise whatever is adaptable to
them Individually and to furnish every
thing that Is needed among themselves.
Mr.. Cooper called at the interior de-
partment today and finally revised his an
nual report. which he has submitted to
Secretary Hitchcock. He SAYS all ex-
periments have shown that the Ameri-
cans are not fitted for labor i'm the islands.
and that there is nothing to do but TO get
foreign labor. Mr.. Cooper says this in
no wise will affect the labor conditions
in the United States. as the entrance of
foreign labor already is sufficiently
guarded against here.
He pointed out that $50 0o0000 worth OF
machinery and similar supplies had to DC
bought from the United States for use in
Hawaii during the last year. and said
that improved conditions there would adj
vance commercial conditions here He
viii leave for Hawaii next Thursday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-19
HACKETT TO LEAVE
NAVY DEPARTMENT

washington oct. 1s.-Frank w.
HS1Iiett. assistant secretary of the
navy, viii ask TO he relieved from that
Office shortly. He viii resume his law
practice In Washington. He had in
tended to do so on the LIST of October,
but remained at the request OF Secre-
ta-y Long. WHO. on account of the
death OF President Mckinley and do
nestle afflictions.- had been obliged 20
remain away from the department.
Judge Darling Of Bennington Vt
VIII succeed Mr.. Hackett Judge Oar
ling is strongly recommended by Sen
ntor Proctoi and many othe' promi-
nent citizens of Vermont. maEs.
years ne was a judge of the Inicipal
court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-19
ELKS' TEETH PASS AS
MONEY IN WYOMING

Cheyenne. WyO.. Oct 1S.-Elks' teeth
are becoming the financial medium of
the Jackson Hole country, Just south
of the Yellowstone park. They are &C
cepted in exchange for wet goods by
the saloon men of the region, AMI in
this manner large numbers of teeth
nave been accumulated and liquor
dealers are laying up large sums from
the sale of teeth to jewellers and agents.
who dispose OF the tusks to mem bers
of the Elk fraternity. Every four
tusks represent the death Of one bull
elk. Cow elk Go not have tusks
The recent article in Outing concern
ing the slaughter Of elk in this state
IS attracting widesprca1 atte ntion
among the state papers. and e-nr ally
those published in the game LIONS,
where the truth Of the Cutirg .rg- is
confirmed. IL is reported tnat the
heads of animals are appropriated by
the gaze warleus. who have them
mounted and derive handsome revenues
from their sale
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-19
ROOSEVELT AND HANNA
HAVE AN UNDERSTANDING

Cleveland. o.. Oct 1S.-Concerning pub
lshed reports thar President Roosevelt
had asked him to be to him just what he
was TO President Mckinley, Senator
Hanna in an interview today, said he
had not seen the reported conversations.
but he made the statement that whatever
talks he had with President Roosevelt
were entirely satisfactory. and that the
matter published had not been given out
by him. He said further that he would
support President Roosevelt as cordially
and as frankly as he had supported
President Mckinley.
Concerning the reports that Senator
Hanna would resign as chairman Of the
Republican national committee. an in
innate friend said there was little PROP
abiHtv of his doing so.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-19
TELLS THE PRESIDENT
OF THE NEEDS OF UTAH
Senator KearnS Discusses Irrigation, Uintah Res
eWaton and Fort Douglas Affairs With Roosevelt.
Also Had Something Say About Appointments and Succeeds
Making Two Uahns Happy.
Especial to The IIerald.l

ASHNGTON 1s-senaor expected
last night he called by appointment at o'clock and with The
The evidently pleased
Veit for certain promises made him by the chief executive which he
tween Preie1t Roosevelt and senator Kens State we're
also discussed Regarding his conference with The president Senator
Ks the following The Herald correspondents
My interview 18th the president this morning most satisfactory
took of the and the Perhaps
INC most lp"n Lng discussed was plan Tor irrganng the ard
lands or the west and IN presenting my arguments did not neglect to call
attention those of land in Utah which absolutely value
forth and produce wonders agricultural line The president
greatly interested in what said and niimaed that he would the sub
his consideration.
UINTAE RESERVATION OPENING.
time has come believe
much land settlement You doubt
familiar with the Utah which embraces thousands of
populated comparatively doing practically
g towards its The subject not new one but
all efforts towards Its opening have failed believe this has been due to
the fact that the commission whc investigated the subject and treated
my purpose and desire is to have commission of Utah citizens to
this the
is within their and they know the effects be derived They also
ioy intimate knowledge the Indian believe
qualified deal with the Indians directly than anybody else.
Another subject Of importance to the state and which be-
the rehabilitation of Fort Douglas laid this before president
Certainly there saubrious climate than Fort Douglas and
location Of the heathiet in the state Going little detail
might that object is have the entirely rebuilt this
done certainly the effects VII be felt by the
ASKED UTAH APPOINTMENTS
something to say appointments
keans smiling 1T be the fashion nowadays ask for
thing sight Whether the fashion Utah
in the past in the matter appointments and propose do everything
bring about recognition Her and daughters
capable those OF other states and she not only certainly deserves but de-
uand itiOn.
tell specifically positions
dpeld it. bahful in claims leave
Washington New York from where Tuesday
Europe.
glad tell that NJ NJ Steele whom Utah
clerk of the last house and
of
pointed inspcop the rural delivery
office Nov also able while here the
Miss Mgee of Summit position in TIE office
had the all the leading Republicans
establish in
possibly realizing educational
to
c his mail day and times day possible,
delivery careful
believe viii establishment of
within the future in this have the hearty
the postmaster general"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-19

gton, Oct. 1s.-The cabinet meet
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BATTLE IN PHILIPPINES.
Boomen Attack American Troops the Island of SamaTen of
the Latter Killed, While Over 100
Insurgents Fall.
insurgents Fall.

Manila. Oct. 1s.--Five hundred bolo-
men attacked a detachment of forty
six men of the Ninth infantry at Ban
gajon, on the Gandara river. island Of
Samar today, killing ten and wouno-
ing six. The remainder of the COM
pany arrived on the scene in time to
prevent further slaughter and routed
the enemy, killing over 100 of them.
1t is believed that the enemy Org re-
tired for reinforcements. As soon as
the news was received at CatbalOgan
two gunboats We're dispatched, General
Smith going in person to the scene.
Washington. Oct 1S.-The war de-
partment officials were somewhat dis
mayed at the press report of the new
setback on the island Of Samar. They
had no confirmation from official
sources of the report. but this was true
of the last affair of the kind, which
happened at Balangiga.
The Ninth infantry, which suffered
there, was the same organization that
engaged in the latest fight at Banga-
jon, though in this case the company
attacked is not known.
An inspection of the disposition made
of the troops on the island of Samar
shows that before the Balangiga fight
there were no less than thirty-eight
separate posts. These were so disposed
that supplies could be conveyed to the
troops by water.
General Hughes has left Samar and
gone to the island OF Cebu to recuper-
ate which accounts for the aSsump-
ton of the command on Samar by Cen
eral Smith. General Hughes was worn
out and suffered from the effects of q
severe fall received while chasing in
surrectionists in the mountains of Sa-
mar.
As of interest in connection with the
report from Samar, Adjutant General
I Corbin today made public a report by
/ General Hughes to General Chaffee
] dated Aug. 20. on the situation in that
1 island. General Hughes says:
General Hughes Report.
"The progress in Samar is satisfac.
/ tory in some ways and not in others
/ Subduing OF the fighting propensities
of the war faction is reduced almost I,
I a nudity. The growth of our strength
in the estimation Of the people is aiss
quite satisfactory.
In nearly all our posts where Til.
/ commander has exercised good judg
/ ment colonies of natives have come il
-, and settled and concluded they woulC
set up their Lares and Penates unde
/ our wing. These colonies differ Il
/ strength. but in this vicinity, or be
tween the Hibitan and the Gandar
rivers, about 5000 have come in II
I the interior, Blanca Aurora Tavfrar
| Matuguinao. Oquendo, etc, have thei
! colonies. The troops we have capture,
show that the armed forces are desc n
/ ing and breaking away from milf E
I control of the Wool leaders.
THE unsa satisfactory features are
slowness of the process of conversi
the failure 10 get the rifles. and e
| slOwness and the difficulty in NAL
| road and trails Every foot pres
its peculiar obstacle, but the troopa
doing all that can be justly denl4
of them. and while efforts have
made to push things faster,
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.n Crushed to Death-

|. Mich. Oct. 1S.-Three
4 crushed TO death IN p
4pn early today between sn
st-hound freight train on
-and Haven & Milwaukee
,urVe five miles west of
r. MOffstt. engineer.
fireman. Detroit. Otto
oman. Charleston. Mich