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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-12-04
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TIL postmastare Pine Knot. har G.
S. Anderson biifyit utnAmd. ss
VardefulIt timme:. L. Eilerison
Muskego, narheten af Burlington,
har salt 26 valnotstrad, hyaraf hoggs
l53 timmerstockar. hvilka sandes till
Berlin Tyskland.
tiade doden till fold. Ellef Hansons
12.arige son Harry bief harom dagen.
under det de hastar han k0rde horjade
skena, kastad ur vagnen, hvarvid han
slog sig sd lila, att d0den blef f0ljden.
Eft vackert exsmplar af ett elghuf-
vud patraffades nyligen j. Neimans
farm, narheten az Beaver Dam. Hvar- Z
|je horn matte A tum. Da elgen icke
synts till dessa' trakter pa 80 ar. mat
te kraniet forskrifva sig fran tider
langre tillbaka.
Pa vag till Hulgarien. Mrs Leroy
Ostrandar. La Crosse afrcser den
december fran Boston till Europa med
Bulgarien till NAL for att der upptaga
miss Stones missionsarbe:e. Hon Or,
nyligen gift. och amman besoka sin
mans siagtingar Shetland imam hon
begifver sig vag till sin ,verksamhets-
piats.
Layl6sheten har gripit Sd starkt om-
kring sig pa seuaste tideD Rhinelan-
der, att fruntimmer knappast vaga
lemna huset efter Diet blifyit m0rkt.
Stadens polls synes icke hafva kraft
att uppratthalla ordningen. Mord.
ofverfaIl och stoid hora smart sagdt till
ordningen for dagen. Stadans krogar
arc 6ppna matt och dag. der fridstorar-
ne synas hafva slit tillhall.
Alter EFT jagtens offer. William john
son. bosatti Ashland. var f5rra yeckan
ute pa jagt efter en- hjort j on trakt,
20 mil fran Ashland. Johnson hade
|lyckats skjuta en- hjort, som han un-
der stort besvar fors0kte slapa till sta.
tionen. just som han var nara malet.
|traffades han af en- kula ] hufyudet
och nedfoil d6d med detsamma. Den
rerson. som aHossade det dodande
skottet, ,fydds sin vag och lat john
sons doda kropp iigga till dsss den da-
gen derpa blef fnnnen. Draparen eff
terspanas
Flick rdttvisa l d0mstolcn. Leonard
Anderson i Racine hade af urmakaren
lFredrikson blifrit anklagad FOR st0ld
I ar ett ur, och bief af polischefen Pfi-s
ster arresterad- Di malet kom upp !
ldomstolen, bevisades det, att AMI der
| son var oskyIdig. M stamde Ander-
son Fredrikson. polischsfen och 2 po-
llismaa for falsk besky yllning och oratt-
lvis arrestering och forbade y. 900 4
iskadeersattning. Af bevisen fralngick
Idat, att Anderson varit f0remal FOR en-
planlagd foffo oiieIse, hvadan domstolen
ItilierkanSe honom 50 skadeersatt attnings
laf s72a q q
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-12-04
Biskop Won Scheele.

49, 2 z e.
I'm CAST fran hogan nord. fran vara fa-
des bygder
har gjort ett kart besok bland oss !
delta land.
Han helspingar frambar. som talte ON
de dygder.
som gro pa adel iord, pa sveas skona
strand. i.
Hur mangsn iublar ei do han en- van
Tar skada.
som lemnat nyss den plats. der barn
domsvaggan staff!
Hur ljnfiigt Or det ej att nu for dessa
bada 5s =
fa talas yid ON dar. som fyktat re'n
och gait!
Hur mycket mera stor var glad1en
denna gangen.
IA der en- helsning kom fran konung
Oscar sjelf.
som troget styr slit land och alskad az
hvars henman sta bland fall och per
vid dalens eli.
En- mycket battre man 81 kunde kun
gen sanda
An den fran Visby stiff, han sande OF.
yer hit
Uti hans karakter mangt godt Tar sam
manblanda;
hans tai bar vittne ON ett SAINT och
kristliat nit
Det var en- glade stor att har en- gang
fa hora
bad tai ooh ord fran on. som biskops-
m0ssan bar.
Hans stammas ljud skall sent forsvin-
ma fran vart ora;
dess aterklang man h0r likt ekot fran
EFT skar.
Till skolans minnesfest. den man pa
knllen frat.
han kom och deltog j, SAINT var en- ak
tad CAST.
Han kasta fox sin blick pa hvad man
sammanyirat
af det som adelt DIR och for studenter
bast.
Hur kunde man for fem och tjugu Or
tillbaka
3 ha dr0mt att hit i Or der kom ett san.
debud.
ntsandt fran Sveriges kung, som will
oss har bevaka
ooh hedra var anstalt, mar kladd i hog.
tidsskrudl
Hans Majestat inord har ocksa haft
minnet,
shyad duglighet som fms skolans sty-
resman.
Och derfor:oc den kung sig satte ut
sinnet,.
att skolans president skall yara he
drad man. Z
Nu biskopen man ser en- riddarstjerna
uppa Matthias sjelf. som ara far der
med.
Eft mime vardigt ha Or delta for hans
hjessa
och harligt ar att sta uti "Nordstjer-
Mans led.
Hvem kommer sasom gast till GustaJ
Adotfs-kullea.
mar femtiarig fest pa den man fira
skaliY
Da skall, som troligt az, mang ligga
gomd mullen,
Som M var skolfest sett ooh skolans
ss-A. adla kali
Du, biskop, som var god att korsa haf-
vets vagor
for att en- helsning &c fran fosterlan
dets kung.
haf tack for dit besvar, ooh for dig
skola lagor
AZ karlek alltid famma fran gamma
och fran ung. .s..
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-12-04


Stort kontrakt Michael j. Dady
fran Brooklyn har ataGit sig att grafva
kloaker och stalla gatorna I Havana pa
Cuba ! godt skick for $40. .91395S.
r1Anea nva skolI1us. sStatssuperin-
tendenten Frank Nelson Kansas.
meddelar sin arsrapportsatt $50 nya
sxolhns blifvit bygda iastaten under
aret.
yid en- eldsvadasi i Omaha. Nebr.. for
liden sondaos nvau b,efyo tre brand
soldater lila s,radade. Efden nnnstod
iCreamarv Pac,t;nu Machine Cos for
radshus vid 1Ooch Jones sts. Forlu.
stem uppcar till $4,000
let yid Central Pager Co.'S fabrik i
Muskeoon3 Mich 1oef s6ndars bitar
med dan nafi,l;d. MI. ineanioren James
TATE bief aponbffrklipen dodad. Bypr-.
MAIDEN skadades for $4,000 yarde. ocl,
$50 man komma att en- It'd bIifya utan
sysselsattnine. s-%
e 80. z. -:
s.e.-eI...nn" s. s:,s. .o.m1ssn
n1.; o.leun,1gsmaunen ~ ples.usn.
1;s uousDo 70 ~ -. -, as0
uppgatt till sl35.S9Ois. az hvilka hans
lifforsakrinr .nnnofck till $50 132 10
Hans efterlemnade fasta eeendom var.
deras till emellan s6o 600 och $4,000. Z
80, In al,
pap .Ap's ssn =, po'na. 'a a.. as.en :; aH
usss oouuu nsi unas. uen sena.e 80. W
uen uas'lse ohaes. Inne' rappof. TIT. nan
.s.a,-a. . a. en : ~ o"nso ..sS3 49,,
~ 9noptaues noo a, u -, = ,1. . .;m
eano a,S ono. ~ III. - .a a's se.a a,noa ~.
v.0s'se. .s, Do.sa 5. W. aA s. 49, ns "a.
.;d M -. ~ 1''Aopp@sa ~ '
N,,.. ....,, 60, s,,..,.. n .
.;,,ss1ss a,.s.e. ,;sast;ats r.
saashas, GO. as nosas nsn.n ~ ; aco - :. -
es sara.. sa,ta I - % @ ,;,ssa,,a J, n :. s,ra
~ 80 a.S sa.ss aono 49, - ~ ass.;,.. !;
sas.. s - =. a sno = - 80 . 80. -.
; es' s,ul ..s.saa - -. a.. a.
,a.Aas.,, I ~ .a s'' lD,;.ss
s,a.asS - A, s.,...o..a,a -, a ~ T.. a.. -
a.s, i,s.Ss - spaa. -: ao s.-,.ss,s % ~ ~.
80 80 ssA.1. "1. 80 80 =. 1.o- .asa.,sa
9oa o.,,Es nsau soit .o' - moo...an .aue
~. ass' I've .nA1o A 49, - - M hs.ss .s :
ass ~" .uu s 1on &o. '1 iA1 os's0se' ',s''
o''n'A' ooAo.n.en'
D6dsfaiL Fran Waterville, KS, kom
nyligen underratteise, att. past. Svante
Uddens maka afiidit lordagen den %
nov. QvarlefVorna fordes till West
Union. Carver CO., Mimi, der de forii-
den fredag invigdes till grafvens 70
Narvarande vid begrafningen voro
prof. j. A. Udden S. Ang. College och
stadsmissionar Aug ayestlund fran
sror n, : Werner 'nsyar1 IInnh !. ID
n Frnkan nlyira Wsrne. Var sr; s;ans aft
solo hnarafeer nrof grddsn ooh M h.
Westlnnd hni1o hya, sit. korta taI
| Iarafastn;nnan forrsttsda. s. 80 nsstor
warna a. af,ar dot dan.f hianomhal;da
k;s.an, nedsankts !; dan "A nrla r,a fgap
s.
IN ans aam Dof'ssulen. MISS Ella
MAUD Cropsey IorsVann iran sitt ,lnesll nem
! Elizaoetn, NJ 1.f ZOE nagot oIyer en-
vecka SEDAN ocn mar % SEDAN dess ar
norts. Samma atton, som den unga
damen iorsvann, maze nagra ungdo-
mar var1t samIaae nennes ioraidra-
nem james WILCOX yar en- loiano
oem' ocn mss oropsey Elck sla aIske-
Il n n
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-12-04
Pau& Minneapolis Mlnn.o onsdagen 1907

Hedrad svensk. Charles Ekstr0m !
Amasa. Mich, har blifvit befordrad
till superintendent vid Hemlock-gruf-
van derstades.
For mycket gift. Mrs Mary Crow
ther New York begar att blifva skid
fran sin sjunde man pa -samma satt
som hon redan blifyit fran fyra az dem
mes f6retradare.
En- t-earlng och t8ndstickor. En- tire.
arig son till John Anderson i Pueblo,
COL, afied harom dagen pa grund at
brannskador, som han erhaliit under
lex med tandstickor.
Rapport fran myntverIset visar, att
under forliden manad uppgick mynt-
ningen af guild till $6,670.0e0 .ch af
silver till s9l7,OO SAINT nickel och
kopparmynt till S2s7, 900 eller tillsam-
mans till 81, 49,, 900.
En- tysk lxoloni Oklahoma. mar
heten af Navajo, OKLA, har dessa
dagar 4Q, ,0oO acres land forsalts till ett
ombnd for 1000 tyskar. hvilka nasta
ar skola utyandra fran Tyskland hit
till landet. Hvarje kolonist erhaller
40 acres.
Biskopsparets afsked Biskopen och
biskopinnan Won Sch6ele afresa i dag
med Amerikan-liniens Angare Phila-
delphia tillbaka till fadernejorden.
Biskopsparets sista alton hogtidlig-
hollis med en- anslaende afskedsfest i
Gustaf Adolfskyrkan New York gar
qvall. Afsedstaien hollos af DIR Abra-
hanson, pastor Stolpe och biskop von
Sch6 ,le.s
David skid fran Karin. David Ma
tion Medicine Lodge, Kan, blef
onsdags beviljad skilsmessa fran sin
hustru, den yidt beryktade Carrie
Nation. Till en- borjan gillade han sin
hustrus strid med krogarne. men da
hon helt och hallet forsummade slit
hem, fyttade David till sin dotter j
Indiana. Han Or 20 ar gammal och
sin hustrus andre man.
Hvad Oregons guvern6r flar att sd
ga. Governor Geer Oregon har be.
syarat euyernor Van SAINTS inbjudan
att CORA gemensam front mot iernvags-
trusten, att staten Oregon ej har ma
gon lag, som forbjuder en- dylik kon-
| soldering. Han tror dessutom, att
det ar vida lattare for de olika slater
ma att reelera frakt- och passaeera-
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-12-04

LAsAde. AnGaren Bon Ami 3 Supe-
rior sion anlfom den n nov till Two
Harbors. medhafvande 90 arbetare. som
hyrls q Atskilliga arbetsbyrar Miune-
ap0lis ooh Duluth och ditsandts FOR
att arbeta hos John Schroeder Lum-
ber Company vid Cross River. Cook
county. Emellertid hade namda bolag
|allaredan hyrt arbetare. ooh de som
kommit dit syfte att % arbste. blefvo
|utan sysssIsattninR. Manga af dem
v,ro ntan penningar. ooh do de 81
|voro kanda pa 0rten var deras
Ebelagenhet 81 afundsvard. Man har
|dock lyckats arrangera det sa. att de
pA jsrnvAeen "a mi skiuts tillhaka till
Duluth igen.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-12-04

Priset pa hvete 1 Hallock sistlidne
fredag var 58c for No. hard och SIC
FOR No. Northern. d,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
EXPLORATION OF
ANDES MOUNTAINS
Sir Martin Conway Talks of Their
Riches,
SOUTH AMERICAN MINERALS
As Yet Undetermined but Of Immense
Value - VIII Surpass Wealth
of the Transvual.

New York. Jan. 26.-sir Martin Con-
way, an explorer who has contributed
much to what Is known Of the noun
tain region Of the world. is az the Fifth
Avenue hotel. having recently returned
from his third trip Of exploration to
South America.
Sir Martin, whose explorations have
extended over a period Of ten years.
ana who has devoted nearly thirty
years 20 scientific research, said last
night that bis work in South America
would mark the close OF his career as
an explorer He said that he would
maintain his interest In scientific dis
COvery but that in the future be would
organize ana send out exploring eNpedl.
tions instead of going himself
Sir Martin said that he was about 20
organize an expedition 10 60 10 Peru
next spring 20 further explore the west
ern slope OF the Andes He will sail
for England on Wednesday next. and
will organize this expedition soon after
he arrives In his native country THE
eastern slope Of the Andes" Sir Martin
said affords a field for scientific re-
search which has immense possibilities
Practically nothing is known about the
botany and nothing about the mineral
resources Of the vast region lying 10 the
east of the Andes IL is known OF
course that this vast region has re-
sources Of interest 10 science
and Of value in a commercial sense
but II has been so little explored as TO
leave the world almost In the dark
regarding It's possibilities Much is
known about Venezuela and Colombia,
but as yet little has been Learned about
the interior Of Brazil Bolivia Ecuador.
Peru and Argentina
Sir Martin. being asked whether his
explorations In South America were
prompted by scientific objects or were
for commercial purposes said:
II have been interested In the sub
ject from a scientific standpoint. 1t Is
immensely rich In minerals-how rich,
no one knows
do you believe thatAmeri0an OrEng-
lish capitalists may soon look TO that
region as a promising field for invest
ment2"
Probably not at present Sir Mar
tin replied Capitalists are cautious
and the mineral resources Of the re-
gion are as yet an Undetermined guam
tity. There can be no question. how
ever. that the entire territory TO the
east Of the Andes is rich In minerals.
Gold, silver, copper, Tin and other
metals are there in vast quantities
quantities so great as 20 make that re-
giun in the future more productive OF
precious metals than either the Trans
yaal or the KlOndike."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
FAvoRs AMERICAN CONTROL,
Lyman Abbot Says United states
should own Isthmian Canal.

Boston. Jan. 26.-Dr. Lyman Abbott,
in an address at the Lowell institute
last night SPOKE In favor Of American
control Of the isthmian canal To-day
we are confronted by the question "
the isthmian canal he said, and ]
hope II will be differed and controlled
and operated by the United State alone.
! hope II will belong 20 no corporation,
no private company. but 90 the United
States as the Mississippi river beongs
10 the whole nation
Dr. Abbott scored the action OF Ia
Dor unions In preventing man work
Ing when where. for whom and for
what wages he chooses. He said.
Not for an instant IN q free state
would the people tolerate legislation ale
lowing this thing But lt Is much
worse when enforced boy the laws OF
labor guilds. Thus Il IS the first duty
OF society 90 protect every man On his
natural right 10 labor and enjoy the
product Of his labor"
Dr. Abbott then explained the single
tax theory and advocated 10 strongly,
because he said. IL taxes only unim-
proved land, not the fruits OF man.
own labor.
1T takes nothing from industry nor
does IL involve contlscation Tor 10 VIII
not come about. II at all, by Instant ac-
ton"
I'VE should levy taxes on Income and
possessions rather than on eXpediUrcs
he went on. "Leyyiug taxes on exc
penditure means that those OF moderate
means nav the taxes The millionaire
can wear but one suit OF clothes az
time"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
GERMAN SUGAR RErXERs.
win Make Fight 10 Get Their Pro-
duct into American Market.

New York. Jan. 26.-Some apprehen-
sion Is expressed In sugar circles az TO
the report that German r2hners are pre-.
pairing for a sharp fight 10 market their
product IN this country About "A year
ago the secretary OF the treasury decld-
ed on complaint OF the Russian ambas-
sador, that the Russian sugar was not
subject 10 a COunteryailing duty for the
reason that. technically Russian sugar
did not receive an export bounty.
The contention Of the German renn-
ers II that Russian sugar does. IN fact
receive a bounty. and demand, IL Is as
serted, is 10 be officially made
upon the state department that German
sugars be- placed upon the same basis.
as Russian. should however the coun-
tervalllng duty on German sugars sin
be collected II is then proposed. accord
ing 20 reports Just received by sugar
refners 10 pay the export bounty upon
terms Identical with those controlling
Russian shipments. In that case, n Is
argued. the authorities at Washington
will have no course LETT except 10 re.
move the countervalling duty
The removal 81 the dl'foreutiai duties
on Russian sugars has resulted In the
importation OF quite an amount OF that
product The imports VI rehn,J sugars
during the year 1909 amounted TO l1.5l5
tons compared with 1885 tons In 1899
and a very large part II this Increase
was Russian crystals
II the dlnerential duties be removed.
Il Is contendcd, the duty on refined over
raw supplies gives the American rchner
only about one-eighth cent per pound
advantage over foreign refined and con-
sequently Il Is further said. German re-
fners viii only be required to under
sell the American rCfners about one
quarter cent per pound IN order TO Sc
cure business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
TRADE HAS BEEN
VERY WONDERFUL
Reaches the Climax Of Encrmou,
Dealings,
WOOL MARKET SITUATION,
" "as No Encouraging Features
staple Products Rave Been Moved
Within Narrow Llmus.

Now vi.
,. ''' ''N' COX. O. Dunn g.
~. weekly Review OF Trade tgn.r.
row VIII say. "E.r.Iy hos .tb.r..
more bus.u.sg Do. .... ''
fa,fireI....i ana 10 WanJ'
7'' %. practically unchanged
prices IMAM during fbp period since No.
Nsmu,l ISL VbI. WOOL .....
marked ODD. ,I.,.,. '' nave
t..r,... '' t"e enormous
'. "7N''a which have become
I"''''''aI' De- heavy trade m pIe IRON
az better prices fHa rlr,., .....'.
t.,, 40 '"' '''H.I GisiIHu-
'.' 5'''e az q urmgr range OF
PHV'd"'hs aud tua rush fo sa.Yr.
PI ohpl delivery u. lults and .h... III
'uu''a'' tHat business may have ,s,
v'pgl one ot those weary r.adiysr.
mtnts of prices. which hTy. 49,.
Yen 70 Trying DO recent years Jobbing
80 III tHt interior Us good and guI-
''.',yuS continue excellent
-, ~! week oI quiet conditions
P', W. u"r l' uncertainty regarding
1S"P,NU'h among leading interests
we ron ana steel Industry has taken
another long stride forward. Thc fa9,
ture was enormous buying of biz AZ an
auE@hee To- yl5.-3 at PIttsburg TINS
suuueh ACTIVITY "A the raw mqteriai ra-
ln3N,q i,aT mat stocks might be ar.
tIlluiSu hs al furnaces and gave some
,uea OF lhe HeaVy contracts for finished
P,ouuS's taken by the mills In some
ui,,sl.lYHs tHere is less foreign INQUIRY
az uoGsh an unusually heavy shipment
VI uIiit's went 10 Glasgow ana exports
% t"''a nav not ceased
Ieisht rates TO the saacoast are stlu
CouaIIeIeu excessive uy manufacturers
9uu lHeIe Us more inclination o. push
Io''esi'c business on this account. Ar
olu~'iDu Us expected t0 prevent gus.
pension OF work at the furnaces where
a suIHe was threatened on February
- - ooiIns on coke interests outside
tiie ConneIsVille region is belnf dis.
CIufsseu, out the quality has always been
lnlei loI ana sales only effected al con.
Os .sS,'
ulther improvement is seen In foot.
Meet ana manufacturers are receiving
alnp'g orders. shipments from Boston
S Silu Ss gay amount 20 33j,4S2 cases against
o5}y''O9 III l'1V Leather has been irr,g-
uiaI IN demand. although prices are
s,eady. Hides al Chicago huctuatel
NlusI!, with more grades sold al con-
LESSONS than advances
~ Us uiIlcult 10 iind encouraging fea.
,t.es IN the Wool situation Sales f0r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
Jeremiah cnrtin,s New nooks.

San Francisco. Jan. 26-Jeremiah
Curtin Of the bureau OF ethnology OF
the Smithsonian institute. popularity
known as the translator OF Sen.
kiewicz's novels. who is on his way TO
Washington, having nearly completed
a tour Of the world. Us preparing two
books Tor early public lon. one will
be- devoted largely 90 observations and
views on Russia and Siberia, The other
will deal with an interesting Mongo
tribe. known as the Buriats, who, 10 the
number Of 100000 inhabit the country
west Of Lake Baikal, Mr. Curtin says
that Slenkiewicz win soon issue a SCI
Quel 10 "Quo Nad.s. which will be first
published In English ~ order 10 protect
the Copyrfght
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
HAZING AT NAVAL ACADEMY.
Cadets There Anxious to Have a
Congressional Investigation.

Annapolis. Nd, Jan. 26.-When the
naval cadets heard Of Representative
sherman's resolution 10 investigate
hazing in the naval academy they APP
peared very much pleased. They said
they would be delighted with an inves-
tlgation, as they had nothing 10 fear
from II, and Il would give them little
excitement.
one cadet remarked that there had
been practically no hlzing al the naval
academy for two years. He had never
heard Of any cadet being required TO
perform a mental service for another
cadet. There was no cruel hazlng at
the naval academy, II was all fun and
enjoyed when taken In good part by the
victim as much as by those who were
Joking him No such things as wood.
en- willies," eagles" and sitting on
bay0nets were ever done in the acad.
envy. cadets declared
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
COLOSSUS AMONG CRANES.

Messrs. W DoXford q Sons have just
erected at their ship yard at PallIon,
Sunderland the largest crane in any
private ship yard in the world. Fixed
on q main foundation. consisting OF o
block Of concrete twenty feet square
this leyiathan Weight-lrer Is capable
Of dealing with 80 tons al G.ty feet
radius. and 80 tons az eighty feet rail-
us. The total weight of The crane IS
s29 tons, and II IL under the control "
one man only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
Philippine Commission Doings.

Manila, Jan. 26.-The Philippine COM
mission has passed the act declaring
persons In arms against the United
States authority or aiding and abet-
ting the insurreCtionists after March
next ineligible 20 hold office A bill
has also been enacted regulating the
hours OF labor and leaves Of absence
Of civil service appointees.
The measure requires six hours work
daily and provides free transportation
for American employees from san Fran
cisco, with half salary from the day
OF embarkation.
Gen. Funston reports that thirty OF
his men near san IsIdro yesterday
FIVE insurgents Later the same de-
tachment engaged thirty insurgents
under Tagunton the rebel leader and
assassin, Tagunton was killed while
trying 70 escape
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
Rosslrn Sues for Divorce.

Edinburgh, Jan 25-The Earl Of
Rosslyn today began a suit for d.
NurCe.
The earl has been an actor, his stage
name being James Erskine His fun
name rs James Francis Harry ST. Clair
Erksine lie has also served In South
Africa with Thornycrofts horse and
was a war correspondent Tor the Lon
don Daily Mail on late he has been
editor Of Scottish Life The Earl Of
Rosslyn was born IN 1869 and IN 1890
married Violet daughter OF Robert
Pardee de Greyvyner Of Gaulby Hall
Lincolnshire They have two children.
son and daughter The sons title
Is Lord Loughborough. He was born
IN 1892.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
Guaranteed Against Bakcracld.

III Paso. Tex, Jan 26--Dr. Blunt.
state health officer has issued in
sructlon from Austin for the inspec-
tor at the state line here TO enforce a
rigid quarantine against Bakerhelo,
Cal, where a case u the plague is said
10 have appeared and to make the rules
that stringent as applying TO san
Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
Insurance on victoria's Life.

New York, Jan. 26-Local life insur-
ance men estimate at as high as from
s. 100000 TO S5O00.OJO the probable ag-
grcgate amount 10 be paid out by Eng
lish companies TO policy holders, who
had taken out Insurance on Queen
Nictorias life. but who had no relation
whatever TO the queen. Such policies
would not be written by companies In
the United states. it was pointed out.
for here there must be an "insurabie
interest shown before an application
would be granted as under the law I'm
this country the beneficiary must be
a person dependent upon or pecuniarly
Interested Nm The he OF ihe Insured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
To study sanskirt Literature.

New York. Jan 26--On the Cunard
steamship Lucania, which sails for
Europe today, will be Prof. A. D, w.
Jackson. OF columbia university who
goes 20 India on six months leave Of
absence 20 engage In original research
in connection with the ancient sources
Of Zend and Sanskrit literature. While
ia India Prof. Jackson will incidentally
settle a question in dispute between lns
Parsees Of Bombay and the government
Of Great Britain.