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KEEP JEALOUS
GUARD ON GOLD
Fear Philippine Coinage Measure
Might Circulate Much Silver.
TO CHANGE THE SENATE BILL
PROPOSE TO GIVE PHILIPPINES
STRICT MoNOMETALLIsM.

TT ASHINGTON, April 10-The re-
~ port OF the committee on insuIar
affairs On the bin for the admin
istration of civil affairs in the Philip
pines was filed today by Chairman
Cooper.
The report devotes much attention to
the advantages of the proposed coin
age based on the gold standard. which
differs from the silver system proposed
by the senate bill. The purpose, IL
says, has been not 10 run counter 10
rle customs of the people in regard to
the currency or To alter radically the
unit of exchange, but to present q con-
servative and at the same time a sOuuJ
financial measure for the islands. AS
against this plan. the report says, the
principal alternative plans presented
are for the Introduction of American
currency as the sole legal tender of the
Philippines and the continuance in one
form or another of the silver standard.
The report says that the strongest OBJ
jections to the introduction of Ameri-
can currency are the changes il would
make I'm tie existing standard of
vai1e. excessive size OF the unh which
it would introduce into the transactions
of the natives and the difficulty Of
maintaining a costly currency in poor
country
The continuance If the silver stand
ard in any form which does not raise
the coin to a fixed parity with gold is
pointed out to be subject to the same
objections now made by the business
community of Manila against the exist
ing system.
The Democrats fled a minority re-
port, which amounts to a declaration
OF policy in the Philippines It says in
part:
The chief question involved is wheth-
er under the guise of forms of civil
government a policy unjust and crUel
10 the people - the Philippine islands
and injurious and dishonoring Il
American citizenship shall be indef-
nitely If not perpetually continued OF
there shall be substituted in its stead
q more righteous ans humane pOlicy
the intent and purpose Of which is Il
confer upon the people within the
shortest practicable period and uDOT
reasonable and proper terms an auton.
omOus or free government based
upon the principle Of independence
which, after the lapse Of a reasonable
period to afford training and experience
shall eventuate into an unqualified auC
absolute Independence"
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him with Inconsistency, by saying that
reciprocity was sound Republican doc
trine and that tariff schedules were not
sacred. He predicted that the time
would come. although it had not yet
arrived, when there would be an IN
exorable demand for revision Of the
present rates.
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WHY THEY FAVOR THE REBATE
STATESMEN TALK OF MORAL OBJ
LEGATIONS.

IT7AsHINGTON, April 1O.-The de-
w bate on the Cuban reciprocity
bill in the house today was
devoid Of enliveHing features. The
most notable speech Of the day was
made by Mr.. Grosvenor of Ohio. He
answered the critics who have charged
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- snHer - Headache

when one dose Of SheTman's Headache
Cure VIII rid yoJ Of TT they are in
Simultaneous in their effect. and per-
feetfy harmless. Keep q box IN the
house for emergencies. They cure neu-
ralgia. 25c ard zoe q box. For sale by
Code Pitts Drug company.
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Adventist Services.

Elder A. T. Jones. former editor OF
the American Sentinel ana author Ul
Two Republics" Great empires %
the Bible" etc. win speak at tne sew
enth-dav Adventists' chapel az il9 E.sS'
First South. opposite FIRE station sat
urday at II a. m. and p. m SupJe'
in evening. "True Gospel Authority
All are cordially invited
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A Dark ano Muddv Complexion

Does. not become a neat woman. Lanes
Tea viii cure constipation, clear up
the skin, sharpen the appetite ana
make you look ana feel IKE new
person II acts gently upon the stom-
ach iivar and bowels. For sale by
Codbe-Pitts Drug company.
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PENSION OF MRS. MKINLEY
Report Recounts the Services Of Mar
tVTed President.

Washington, April 1O-The house
committee on pensions today made a
favorable report on the senate bill
granting a pension Of 5000 per annum
to the widow OF the late President Nc
Kinley. The report was made by Rep
ressntative SuIloway of New Hamp-
shire. It reeites the military career Of
President Mckinley. his service in con-
gress and as president. and adds. He
left the nation for which he worked
and lived i'm prosperous condition,
and. like Lincoln and Gar6eld, he was
assassinated because he was president
OF the United States, and lost his life
in the service Of his country
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Accused of Stealing Bullion.

Boise. April 10.-Charles Maddy. wanted
at Canyon City. ore, on charge of
stealing bullion, was captured here to-
night Maddy came here Monday from
Thunder mountain. He was arrested in
Oregon. but escaped jail Maddy admit
ted his identity when arrested here
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Herbire Cures

Fever and ague. A dose will usually
stop a chill. a continuance always
cures Mrs William NJ. Stroud, Mid
lothian. Tex. May 81, 1899, writes: we
have used Hcrbine in our family for
eight years, and found it the best medi-
cine we have ever used. for Ia grippe,
bilious fever and malaria" Sue, at Z.
C. VI. l. drug department
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Cholera in de PHILIPPINES.

Manila. April l0.-In the provinces, up
to date. totals of pa cases of cholera and
1856 deaths from that disease have been
reported. In Manila the cholera totals
are 2O6 cases and 100 deaths.
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TINTIC MINING G MILLING coz
panv. Location of principal s--
business. Salt Lake City Tan. 4
are delinquent upon Oh. .H."..5
scribed stock. ON account at H..
levied on the Sth day o. Ha.- $3.50
several amounts set onpg7i.. l ~.
Of the respective Shareholder
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SURVEY IS COMPLETED.
Line Across Cajon Pass Has Been
Mapped Out.

Los Angeles. Cal. April 10.-Vice
President J. Ross, Clark and T. E. Glib
bon, accompanied by Chief Engineer
HavgOOd and other officials Of the San
?. dro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake road,
went to Rio HOndo today to witness
the completion of the company's big
steel bridge at that point. The COM
pany's next important steel work will
be a larger bridge across the San Ga
brieI river. The company has COM
pleted surveying across CajOn pass.
Surveying is still in progress in the
MOjave desert and southern Nevada.
Additional train equipment of the Clark
road viii soon arrive here. The pass
enger service between Los Angeles and
Pomona is promised to be the finest in
southern California.
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Assessment No. Il

WEST MORNING GLORY MINING
company. Office and principal place Of
business. Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice
is hereby given that at a meeting Of the
directors, held on the eth day Of April
1902. an assessment Of one cent per share
was levied on all the shares of the cap
ital stock OF the corporation. payable on
or before Saturday, May 10. 1902, to the
secretary. at 430 y. T. walker building
between East and West Temple. Second
South street, salt Lake City, Utah ANY
stock upon which the assessment may
remain unpaid on the 10th day of May.
1892 viii be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment IS made before, SO many of the
shares represented by each certificate of
the stock So delinquent as may be- neces-
sary. VIII be sold on Monday. The 18th
day of May. 1902 at $50 =. F. Walker
building. salt Lake City. state of Utah.
AT the hour of Z m, 10 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the cost Of adj
vertising and expense Of sale.
The transfer books VIII be closed for
the transfer Of stock on the evening or
Tuesday. May 6, 1892
THOMAS Z TAYLOR. Secretary.
By order Of the board of directors.
salt Lake City. Utah, April s 1902
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President Draper's Misfortune.

Champagne. Ills. April 1g-Presidert
Draper % the University of Illinois
suffered ampUtation of his right leg above
the knee last night as the result Of bis
runaway accident Sunday. Ills left leg
was also broken but is doing well lie
is as comfortable as can De expected
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Excursionists 81 90.

Saventy-fve Raymond & Waitcomb
excurslonists came in over the Rio
Grande Western yesterday afternoon
and went to the knutsford- Taey viii
ga OFT tndav
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Krueer Is Not III.

Utrecht. Holland. AprG 16.-Tho state
ment published I'm the United states,
that Mr. Kruger was very seriously D.
is denied here tonight Inquiries eleiie1
the reply that he IS IN very good heal--
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the meeting duly adjourned r0 meet aEa.'
April L. at the same hour and Sam. ---.
JOHNATHAN 90. tNf-L
lruaE-
DAVID p. HENFSIlAl.
Secretary.
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ET TE4EN you are ready to buy, stop and com
hx pute the cost of the soap used by your
kzStES household IT a day, week or a month.
I&&4g and for the slight difference IN price YOU
will never fOrego the pleasure Of using the pures.
soap made, that is, Ivory Soap.
It is the most inexpensive Of pure soaps. You
need no knowledge Of chemistry to realize this
purity, use it and you will know. It floats.
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4l5 o. c. HeminWay ----.----- --ss,
and in accordance with la" ana -s.. r-
Of the trustees Of this COMPANY ---7-sf
the Sth CAY OF March. 1872. So many ---- b.
Of each parcel OF such stock - ri ID.
necessary viii Ice sold 90 the on. s1r
secretary. room No. ~ !'3'!s .rs ed.
dav of E1riI. 1872 at the hour 49,
o'clock noon. To pd- GeliHgue-- 80 Is
meut thereon. together win n"
advertising and expenses 1t ~ti.- .4rT.
". Fl. MYERS. sg-rli .y
Room sZ7 D0oly block. S'il LiA
Utah.
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NO GUESS WORK.

There is no guesswOrk when YOU use
the Three Crown Baking Powder. It is
a reliable Baking Powder and economical
IN Drice. II saves you expenditure orig
inaily and 1t saves you worry over re-
suits. You know when YOU use il that
the article in which 1t is used will be
satisfactory. We want you to try il and
If you haven't done so we are sure YOU
viii find it the highest point Of excel
lence and it will save you money at the
same time
Price, % cents per pound.
HEWLETT BROS. co.
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ONLY sI.Oo


UButI auu htLuIU.
Via Oregon Short Line, Saturday
Special at els p. m. and special re-
turning.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Central Pacific Railway company
viii be held on Tuesday, April lst. a. ID.
1902. at II o'clock e. n. OF that day. at
the office Of said company. No. 125 South
Main street. over Wells. Fargo & Co. g
bank. Salt Lake City. Utah. for the pur-
pose Of electing a board Of nine direct
Ors for the ensuing year. and TO transact
such other business as may legally come
before said meeting
ISAAC L. REQUA.
President Central Pacific Railway Com
J. Z. WILLCCTT
Secretary Central Pacific Railway Com
pany.
Date Of first publication, March 18th.
1902
III -nla stncL-hclEar. Eul- M M
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IrHV- EAsS9n kef q 9
SHERTFFlS SALE.
Ticket and passenger ofice 100 ".
Second South, Masonic Block.
Z. DRAKE,


IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL Dis
trict court of the state of Utah. in md
for Salt Lake county. Jetta MCCaskell
plaintiff against Hiram kimban, Hiram
Kimball. guardian Of the estate of clara
C. Kimball. an incompetent person, An
tone Halsett and Hilda Haisett. defend
ants To be sold at sheTiffs sale at the
west front door of the county court house,
in the city and county of salt Lake. state
OF Utah. on the 18th day OF April A. D.
1902 at Il O'Clock. noon. OF said day, all
the right. title. claim nd interest Of said
defendants of. in and 70 the real estate
described as follows. to-WIt.
All OF lot six 81 and che north half "a
OF lot five (5l. Of block one D Of KIM
balls subdivision OF block fourteen 40.
plat &c Salt Lake City survey. il Salt
Lake county state Of Utah
Purchase price payable in gold coin OF
the United States.
Dated at salt Lake City This zith day
of March, A. d. 1902
GEORGE II. MAYOR.
Sheriff Of the County Of salt Lake, Utah
BY JOHN y. CJMMOck.
Deputy Sheriff
Pierce. Critehlow & Barrette. Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
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Armv Is In Obstacle.

.'The work of the Philippine commits
sion and the laws that have been enacted
by IL are everywhere favOrably com
mented upon by the natives. The efforts
being made for the general education Oh
the people are appreciated by all The
provincial government and the munlc-
ipal government established are slowly
bringing order out of chaos and anarchy.
and there begins to be visible everywh here
in this province progress and prosperity.
True LOYALTY and contentment can only
come under o benign civil government
THE attitude of the army. thereby
meaning most of its officers and soldiers
is, however. decidedly hostile 10 the
provincial and municipal government IN
this province and 10 civil government III
these islands in general. In Manila es-
paciaIy it is intensely So even among
the higher Officers
The work of the commission in the eS-
/ adjustment of provincial governments Is
ridiculed even I'm the presence of the ma
tives. 1t is openly stated that the army
should remain On charge for the next
twenty years. OutrageS committed BY
officers and soldiers against natives IN
an organized municipality and province.
when reported by the presideGte or gov
eruOr tO the military authcriueS, are
often not punished. This. in my opinion.
is unfortunate. because loyal natives be
gin to fear that local government
/ promised them will rot last long and that
any slight disturbance in province may
/ az any time be mace the preteXt TO again
place il under military rule. and this II
/ just the thing the insurgents at heart
( most desire
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False Stories About Natives.

cit has been stated that A Filipino or an
Oriental does not appreciate JUST OF
kindly treatment. and that ne considers
il an evidence of weakness and thaI Sc
we're and harsh measures are lhe onlZ
ones that are permanently effective Win
FiliuinOS. i have found thaL JUST ana
kind treatment uniform and continued
Is the only way by which these people can
become our friends and be satlStied Win
United States sovereignty
Having been stationed SIX years oi
the Rio Grande. I am well acqualhteo
with The natives of the state Of Tamauii-
pas. Mexico. and while i'm the province
of Santa Clara Cuba. 7 visited every
town i'm that province ana was aple "a
observe the intelligence ana edueatloi
there I believe that the people OF Iay.a-
has province are i'm every way superior
in education. intelligence, morals aho
civilization 70 the people OF 1diiio ID" pas
as an officer Of the army. I regret
that nv duty as civil governor or tnis
province compels me TO state the ayllluu'
of the majority of my Iell9W Once
toward the civil government ~ w H. ~.
ands. and its effect upon the people ou
I feel that the interests Of the govern
mpnt are involved and the future OF
these De0nIe. for whose welfare We arr
! responsible. are of such vast inpof Ssluc'
that I 0rght to report things as Sc
and know them. in oIuef go Lls !,
/ superiors may be able lntelliSehtiy q
I order what the situation demands.
With the report is a copy on q ieLte
hv General C0rbin to General tnaIIee
dated Feb. -. saying he encloses the r.
port of Major Gardener ana ihal SlltI
/ should be @ complete investlea tioh- rs y
I also Is n cable messege. dated Apfh : y
I which General Chaffee Is directed t
I make the Investigation with all spec
{ possible.
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officers Are Arrogant.

Almost without exception, soldiers and
also many officers. refer to natives in
their presence as 'uiEgers. and natives
are beginning to understand what the
word niger means.
THE course now being pursued in this
province and in the provinces of Ba-
t1ngas Laguna and Samar is, in my
opinion, sowing seeds for a perpetual
revolution against us hereafter whenever
q good opportunity offers. Under present
conditions the political situation in this
province is slowly retrOgading. and the
American sentiment is decreasing. and
We are daily making permanent enemies
TN the course above referred to. troops
make no distinction often between the
property of those natives who are in
surgent or insignificant sympathiZers and
the property of those who heretofore have
risked their lives by being LOYAL TO the
United States. and giving US information
against their COuntrymen in arms. Often
every house IN a barTiO is burned
"Tu my opinion the small number OF 1r-
/ reconcilable insurgents sin in arms. al
though admittedly difficult 60 catch does
not justify the means employed. espec-
tally when taking into consideration the
suffering that must be undergone by the
innocent and its effect on the relations
with these people hereafter.
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April l. 100. stockholders duly net and
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ARMY THE BANE
OF CIVIL RULERS
Arrogance of the Military Handi.
caps Administration,
WANT TO BE WHOLE THING
RIDICULE MEN SENT OUT TO
FORM A GOVERNMENT.
WANT TO BE WHOLE THING

VI ASHINGTON. April 10-When the
w senate committee on the Philip
pines met today Senator Ledge,
chairman, laid before the committee the
report Of Major Cornelius Gardener, civil
governor Of the Philippine province OF
Tayabas. to which reference was made by
! General Miles in his correspondence with
Secretary Root. This report had been
withheld and this caused the adoption of
a resolution at the last meeting of the
committee requesting the secretary OF war
( TO send the report TO the committee
The report is dated Dec 16 1901 and is
[ largely review Of conditions In the
province. In the course Of the report the
/ governor says.
/ a vigorous campaign was at once or
ganiZed against insurgents in arms. with
! the troops acting under positive orders to
shoot no unarmed natives and to burn no
! houses except barracks. L0Otiug was pro-
hibited under the strictest penalties. Com
pany and other commanders were ordered
/ to pay for everything taken for necessity
or bought from natives
Use Natives Against Natives.
The governor in lengthy detail tells
/ about what has been done and then
[ recommends that the operations against
! the insurgents should De by a force OF
natives He has Travelled an over the
province with no other escort than ma
/ lives. In another recommendation he
says.
J As civil governor / feel 1t my duty to
say that e is my firm conviction that the
/ United States troops should at the ear
Hest opportunity be concentrated in one
or two gaTTisOns, &c it is thought desir-
able that the good sentiment and loyalty
4 that formerly existed toward the United
! States among the people of this province
/ should be conserved and encouraged.
! Being in close touch with the people,
having visited an the pueblos one or more
times having lived with them IN their
homes, I know that such a sentiment
once existed. Of late, by reason of the
conduct of the troops, such as the extern
sive burning of the barrOs in trying "a
lay waste to the country so that the i'm
surgents cannot occupy It, the tOrturine
lof natives by so-called water cure and
!0ther methods in order to obtain informal
ton. the harsh treatment of natives gen
orally and the failure of inexperienced
lately appointed iieutenants commanding
posts. 10 distinguish between those who
are friendly and those unfriendly and Il
treat every native as if he We're. whether
or no, an insurgent at heart this favor
liable sentiment above referred tn is be-
ing fast destroyed and a deep hatred to.
Ward us eHgendered. If these things neet
be done they had best be done by native
troops 50 that the people of the United
States viii not be credited Herewith.
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INDEPENDENT Shelters.

The state of Colorado has insti-
tuted proceedings to dissolve the
smelter trust in operation in that
state. That is all right in a state
where the mines are small and the
terms of the trust are oppressive.
We think, however, that better
arrangement is being made in Utah.
Some of the heavy companies have
already supplied themselves with re-
duction plants, and others are pre-
pairing to do the same thing. By
next spring it ought to be possible
to obtain fair price for ores in this
valley, Up to very recently a miner
sending in few tons or even a few
carloads of ore has been obliged to
accept whatever price the trust
pleased to name for the ore, with the
result frequently of losing about 30
per cent of the real values in the
ores This has led to the erection of
outside heavy reduction plants.
If the same rule prevails for an
other year it will have the effect to
surround the trust works with indie
pendent smeters. One beauty of
our free institutions is that there is
no limit placed on individual effort
and no oppression that individual
effort cannot eventually overcome. -
Goodwin's Weekly.
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WOman's Influence.

Who says that woman's influence
is not becoming stronger? AS a
result of the persuasive powers of
three girls, twenty-five farmers in
Kansas are in danger of losing their
wheat crop. The girls were employed
in the fields, and having become dis
satisfied with the long hours and
small wages, orgarized union and
went on strike. Three hundred
men also quit work, and now the
farmers will lose crops valued at
thousands of dollars unless they yield,
as they cannot obtain harvest hands
to replace the strikers.
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Money for Development.

All advices from the money centers
of the East accord with the fact that
the mining industry of Nevada is in
due course of complete revival.
Conservative capital is becoming shy
of the great aggregation of interests
known as combines, syndicates and
trusts. Both railroad and industrial
stocks are on the down grade and
investments are not tending that
way. The reports of some of the
best mining experts in the country
as to the territory here are so favor
able as to satisfy all reasonable
expec tations.
The result of this condition of af
fairs is that the actual capitalization
of all bona fide mining projections is
sufficient, Deep exploration is as
sured. All modern methods of mining
and reduction are being calculated
upon to the utmost nicely.