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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03
HAPPENED ON A PULLMAN.

Frank Groesbeck, travelling passenger
agent for the Denver d Rio Grande
has new one which no IL telling
with gus,o az a personal experience
while coming in from the east end OF
the line last week. "It was IN the
through Pullman, ana just across from
the bachelors berth was a handsome
little woman and her three year-old
boy, Early In the morning the two
were laughing and playing together,
and the good natured bachelor smiled
10 himself ms he rose to dress. Sudden
ly little foot peeped out from the cur
taus Of the opposite berth. and, with a
twinkle IN his eye the bachelor grabbed
the plump toe and began, This little
pig went TO market this little'-'Thats
my foot sir, said the indignant voice Of
the woman, The silence which followed
could be heard above the roar OF the
train" said Mr.. Groesbeck in conclu-
slOn
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COURT NOTES.

court by Franklin Lawrence against
the Bank OF Commerce and large
number OF other defendants TO quiet
title to 90 parcels OF land located in the
suburbs OF Salt Lake city.
Ira Beokstead filed suit In the district
court today against the Bingham Cop
per & Gold Mining company 10 recover
damages in the sum of s2sli,97 for In.
juTies alleged TO have been caused to
plaintiffs property by the smoke and
fumes from DEFENDANTS smeter.
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II. f, DUNN RESIGNS.
Travelling Passenger Agent, o. s. t.,
Leaves for Payctte This Morning.

Hiram Ellsworth Dunn left this
morning for Payette. Ida. where he
will enter upon his new duties as vice
president and general manager OF the
Payette Valley road which IL now be-
ing built from Payette TO New Ply
mouth, a distance of IL miles
Mr.. Dunn, who until the first of the
month was travelling passenger agent
for the Oregon Short Line, will be
greatly missed in local railroad circles.
as he is decidedly popular. Az chap
erone for tourist parties and theatrical
companies he IL a peer. He has wide
circle Of acqualntances which viii wish
him good luck In his latest undertake
ing, No appointment of his successor
Is forthcoming at the present time, but
there are several lightning rods up al
ready,
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BEET SUGAR FACTORY.
Utah Men Petition Mexican Govern
ment for Concessions, n

The Mexican government has been
petitioned for q beet sugar factory con-
cossion or franchise by W. NJ. Royiance.
]. G. Thoresen, Adolpfo Fonochle and
William Thompson. The first two par
ties reside at Provo and Logan respec-
lively, and the other two are Of Mex
lean residence. 1t is not stated as yet
Just where the land desired TO be OPP
Grated Is located but II Is at some ia
yorable location TO be made known lat
err. II the concession Is granted, com.
pany Will be organized and sufficient
capital furnished to set the protect
firmly on its feet.
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MORE WOOL MEN.

Among the latest wool buyers to arr
rive are d. J. Baker OF Boston, and
William Jackson, tho big plungor from
ST. Louis. Last winter Mr.. Jackson
contracted for over 100000 pounds and
already since he has been in this city he
has bought over 10000 pounds addi-
tional He states that all the wool in
Utah Is already contracted for with
the exception o. those flock masters
with exalted IDEAS who are holding
on IN anticipation Of big rise, In his
opinion this viii be one OF the best OF
wool seasons FOR owing 20 the storms
and the fact that nearly all the wool is
sold the clip viii b. both clean and will
move rapidly east
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS
Cannon ward--wednesday evening

Cannon Ward--Wednesday evening,
I'm the Cannon ward Westinghouse, Mr..
j Frank Pickering will deliver his
interesting illustrated lecture Lights
and Shadows OF a Great City" The
lecture Is 10 be given under the aus
pieces of the ward sunday school and Ia
being pronounced by those who have
heard Mr. Pickering. as very In
struotive and fascinating talk.
Emerson Ward--The Emerson Min
strels will hold forth at the Emerson
ward amusement hall this evep-
ing and crowded house Is already
assured. II is claimed that the COM
pany is well trained and will furnish
a most interesting entertainment.
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FAILED TO GUST;
WILL TRY AGAIN.
Hard Shedding Continues to Con.
front Manager Tyree Of
Continental.
RETURNING TO SALT LAKE.
Movement on TO Either Sell the Conf
pany Outright or Change its
Official Personnel.

dispatch from San Francisco states
that the directors there OF tho Cont
nen,Gl Life Insurance 4 Investment
company Were unable at yesterdays
meeting 10 Dust Hiram Tyree from the
executive chair, as no quorum could be
secured. Seven directors are requisite
for quorum, and only five OF the
board reside In California. However.
Vice President McGllllcuddy of San
Francisco stated that another attempt
would lie made to secure a quorum
and effect the change desired. It Is
claimed IN San Francisco that the Cali
ifornia directors have for some time
been trying TO get Mr.. Tyree out OF
the company through impeachment
proceed ngs and that a chaotic condi-
ton of affairs obtains m the San Fran
cisco Offices.
Mr.. Tyr c Is still IN the east, but n
expected back IN Salt Lake the last
~ the week, when there viii be a
meeting OF the directors in this city,
gt which some important action Is
likely TO be taken, Secy. Wylie OF the
Continental Lire was seen this morning,
and he did not appear to be at all
alarmed as to the outcome either IN
San Francisco or In this city. He said
Dr.. McCillicuddy was the disturbing
factor on the coast. and was doing
what he could to Dust Mr. Tyrec. The
result is there that the doctors fac
ton rtiusea 10 recognize Mr.. Tyres
authority, while there Is another fac
lion which rem aims true to the latter,
and tAerc thu matter stands for the
present, or until the doctor finds out
that II IA rstless to continue his oppo-
si;icn further.
There was story current In Salt
Lake last evening and this morning,
that Mr.. Tyree was gradually clos
ing up tho local offices; but Mr.. Wylie
says this is not true On the contrary
at the coming directors meeting the
expectation is that a permanent ana
effective REIMBURSEMENT win be effected
In the affairs of the company. so that
the regular business of the company
may he resumed without further dis
turbance. Mr.. Wylie saw no reason
why this should not he done.
From other sources well informed
however, Il was stated today that Mr..
Tyrec's resignation was asked for to
be effective mt an early date. In view
OF the recent complications, the busi-
ness. IL is asserted. Is almost at q
standstlll, and well authenticated re-
port says that negotiations are going
on with Il view TO the sale of the COM
pany. or II not "A sale, OF obtaining
new set OF officers who are insurance
experts, aud who can administer the
affairs ~ the company In the prosper
Gus manner In which Il was started.
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ed last night at the Emery. Holmes by
Mr.. aud Mrs j. NJ. Siodahl. after
wards the Judge attended the song re-
cital By Miss Dahl In the Fourteenth
ward.
day with Mrs. J.. 2. Judd.
Mrs Charles Wells entertained The
Cleofnn this afternoon, and Mrs. Clara
III. Clswson gave paper entitled ''rhe
Beginning OF the Venetian School"
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

Kenneth c. Kerr, travelling passen-
gor agent OF tho Salt Lake Route
expedition TO Tintic and vicinity,
r. Beardsley. travelling agent under
c. 4. Walker OF the Chicago & North
western, has harttd Ia his resignation,
Since his appointment here he has
been stationed at Boise.
r. w. Brady. the old-tina and ell
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WHY

have torpid liver when Ilerblns. thu
only liver regulator will help you? Their
IL no reason why you should suffer nom
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Chlls and Fey.
or or any liver complaints when Herbine
VIII cure YOU, #. {. Waite, Wesvllle. Fla
writes. II was sick for a month with
chllls and fever, and after taking two BOT.
ties OF Herhino am well and healthy
Sold by z. c. VI, I. Drug Dept ll2 and
III South Main Street b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03

The Original Laxative Cough Syrup
is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar.
IL expels all cold from the system by
acting as a cathartic on the bowels.
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Is
q certain. safe and harmless cure for
colds, Group and whooping cough
Sold by +. c. Schramm. druggist;
where the cars stop.
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William Cragun is PRESIDENT Daniel
Convery, vice president; Albert SWIM
Slewood, secretary and treasurer. The
company owns q number of claims To-
Gated about seven miles west of Ogden.
Child Dies nj Hospital---Mrs. Ked-
nedy, a Chicago tourist. accompanied
by her mother and four-year-old boy,
stopped over at the Kenyon the other
day, Ell route home from the coast,
with The child very III from intestinal
difficulties. He was taken to the Holy
Cross hospital where he died this
morning The bereaved relatives viii
carry the remains back to Chicago for
interment
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Ha=HHHHs@
STANDARD GAGE.

From information brought to this
city II is understood that the Denver 4
Rio Grandc Is making preparation to
etandard-gage It's line from Grand
Junction to Montrose. Steel Is being
distributed along the grade and the
section hands are now engaged In put
ting I'm longer tea
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The April.
INT E r EST

Has gone into our hool.
pS drawn az any time ana may
Those who prefer 10 u. 4,
terest remain can bsye snalr In
tered on their pass.bool. same M
convenience. VV"s az their
n YOU open an aceour,
October. ~" interest IN
c cTeA SAVINGS s TRUST co
'"N. ';2..tr",, $50 0oi
w c uo, NO. 10 Main Sra,
W ~ Mccormick, President. I iee.
" anRaa lay, Vice President: HebeSp0 I'm N
W Welis, Manager; e A. Waii A.
~ po''taf i1a Ferry, +. o. Howar6
'" o. 'ialloran' Directors. '"S'o'
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Or. Graves Tooth Powder Co.

izatlon In q boz. II is proposed to
make this association the largest coun-
Is Organization IN the state. carbon
county Is now the largest aud Natrona
county Is second.
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

The following sales were made on the
mining exchange this afternoon.
Alice, 100 at $50.
Daily Judge. 100 at lilo.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at 80: 300 at 81:
500 AT S6% 100 at 3sls.
May Day, 1900 at 2S& 1900 at 80.
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SUSPECT rs ARRESTED.
Arthur jenkins. Believed to be u Safe
Cracker, In Jail.
(spscial 10 the nNssysn ~

ogden, April 2.--This morning Capt.
Brown and officer Hadlock made what
they believe to be an important arrest,
when they took into custody one Arthdr
Jenkins, alleged to be a professional
safe cracker and all around crook. The
officers have strong evidence that Jen-
kins figured prominently in the robbing
of two safes at fremont, Boxelder
county, ON June 81 1905.
on that date the safes OF the Consol-
dated Implement company and the
Wilson Lumber company were blown
open, \ quantity OF jewelry, some guns
and cutlery, and s2i650 In cash was
stolen. Later Jenkins was traced to
Salt Lake where It is said he pawned
a watch that had been stolen from one
OF the safes. The pawnbroker will be
on hand to identify jenkins this evc-
ming.
A Ch.naman named Lee was arrested
by the police this morning on the seri-
Gus charge OF making improper adj
vances towards young white girl The
latter made the complaint against tho
Monaghan. The authorities are lnvestl-
gat.rg and VIII undoubtedly prosecute
ihe Cs1inaman.
Chief of Police Browning will leave
this evening for Hot Springs, Ark, 10
attend the convention OF the National
Chiefs If Police. Chief Browning wac
honored by being chosen as one Of the
five men in the United States to deliver
addresses before the convention. The
convention VIII convene on April Q, ans
last until the 14th.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.
NoTIckl

All Items for Saturday nights social
page must be handed In not later than
3 o'clock on Friday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03
Blood Humors

Commonly cause pimples, bolls. hives. eczema
or salt rheum. or some other form Of erup.
ton; but sometimes they exist In the system
indicated by feelings Of weakness. isnguor.
loss Of appetite, or general debility. without
causing any breaking out
Hoods sMsapsrills otpels them, rtnovates.
strengthens and tones the whole system.
This is the testimony OF thousands annually.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03
WYOMING SHEEP NEWS.
Commissioners Adopt Rules Regarding
Utah and Other States.

Special Correspondence.
Cheyenne, Wyo, April 1.-The state
board of sheep commissioners met
last evening and completed arrange
ments for the shearlng pen inspection,
which will begin In Carbon county the
latter part of this week.
Or. Lowell Clark, agent in-charge
Of the bureau OF animal Industry,
Denver, and DR.. Ramsay, inspector OF
the bureau, also OF Denver, were in
attendance.
The board decided to treat all states
alike in which scabies exist. and sheep
and bucks from Utah, oregon, Nevada.
Montana, Colorado and the Dakotas
Will be required TO dip once on arrival,
II clean, and twice il scabby, and 90
into quarantine for period Of 80 days
This Is the same ruling that has been
IN effect for three wears, and the new
order simply adds 80 days quarantine,
this being regarded as u necessary pre-
caution.
The Wyoming authorities wish to be
an aid and benefit TO the sheep In
dustry, and are as lenient IN their rul-
ipgs as possible. They recognize the
fact that the Wyoming Flockmasters
have cleaned up their hocks AT great
expense, and are entitled to protection
from danger OF re-infectlon from the
outside II Is believed the sheepmen
of this and the adjoining states will
respect the position of the local au-
thoritles and do everything possible
10 carry out the new orders,
Rawlins, Wyo, April 1.-The Car
bon County Wool Growers association
VIII meet here tomorrow and arrange
for the annual shearlng. Prices OF
shcaring, board, etc, will be agreed
upon. The members OF the association
VIII this year shear over 10000 sheen
Shearers will be paid from IA 30 sts
cents, depending upon whether the
shearers board themselves or are
boarded by the sheepmen.
Rock Springs, Wyo., April 1.-The
Sweetwater County Wool Growers as
ISOLATION Will meet here on Wednesday
and arrange for the annual shearing
cte Annual officers will he elected
Mr. Carl Spinner will probably be
elected president, John W. Hay secre-
tary and Tim Kinney. treasurer. The
association will Join the state organ.
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When
Dr. Graves
Tooth Powder

Is used twice.a.day you will have
white teeth, hard gums, clean
mouth, pure breath, good diges'
ton, good health. Listen to your
dentists advice. He knows BEST
In handy metal cans or bottles aoc'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is peculiar TO ITSELF Accept no substitute.
but insist on having Hoods and get 1t today.
Liquid or tablets, 100 Doses One Dollar.
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IIIHHa
DIED.

DERR.-At Salt Lake City. April /. Of
general debility, Elizabeth l.. Derr, wife
OF the late william Derr; born June ..
1873
Funeral at residence Of George W. Derr.
125 First street. Wednesday April I, at
II a M Friends OF the family invited.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TODAYrS.


Farley smoot and wife to 4,
ar as'e ~ paht OF lot !, block i. Z.
tsNi, biu. a sFsttst...,...
FRANK I. Brown and vito 10 rrs'.' v
f. Newman. part OF lot q bioocSt
Anna. Z. selser to Church az 49, -. W
Christ OF I.atter-day Saints ns ssss
lot : block 81, plat B ' p9'tot
JAS. langton and wife to Church q.
or Jesus Christ OF Latter'te,a.
saih's' part OF lot I, block 81. plat
L. c. Hamilton TO Western Pacigs
nny 40, lots ana 2, block /,
Fred Barnosjet al 10 G. ID iui, s,S,,',., .
part OF lot 7, block l5, 5.aeTe liz niss,,
JAS. johnson and wife to John Far'' 90
rlngton' part OF lot 2, block 81 plat
Philip II. Page and wife Ia Elly,' ~
beth II. Van Glider, part OF 800
uon q, township south, range
b, Lombard. Jr,, and wife 10 Siir1
"a, WINS part OF lot /, block rs,
pat ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
YESTERDAYS.
Job. Hemsley to William L. Rose
li5x5o. It, &c, lO.scre 4 ..,.' ''Va j
EDWARD NJ. Benson 10 l. l.. God.
dare, IAN ,lilh It. now. n. sc. J.
l5o, ~ .,.,..,.,. ...,..,.........,. Al
Western Inv and T. company 10
Lorenzo Snow, e. Y 4, III D.. a
susan Despair ct al 20 G, +. De.
spain, loA acres 70 Is, lie ...-,,.
s. +. Solomon to s, p, L. a. and 5,
!, r. H. company, l04 acres 10,
Charles s. Hitchner 10 same. 10. "
n-l2, l. etc, Buona Vista add. q
May J.. Taylor TO @. +. Martin
pit. NV. q. In, lw. ................' 90
=, l.. c. lund company 10 Kasper
Fetzer, N-b. 2, Albert Place -, q
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign.
ers for further Information
NOTICE no CREDITORS. ESTATE
OF Joseph Phillips, Deceased Creditors
will present claims with vouchers 10 The
undersigned al the office Of Cannon, II.
vine & Snow, 5li Tempetou Building
En- 9Th day Of August, A. x. B. iss% WV '"'
REBEcCA PHILLIPS,
Administrative Of Estate Of Joseph PHI
lips, Deceased.
Date OF first publication April Q 4 D.
1903
Cannon, Irvine a Snow. Attorneys.
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UNION DENTAL CO..
2ls South Main,
HONEST WORK
HONEST PRICES.

Painless Extraction OF Teeth or No
Phones: Bell. ink. Ind. IFS.
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incorporation Artlcles--Articies 81
Incorporation of the Citizens Coal anC
supply company OF Bingham canyon
were filed In the co1ty clerks office
today. Its capital stock is $4,000, d.
vded into shares of the par value OF
500 each. A. r. Williams Is presi'
dent; G, NJ. Coddington vice president
n. $. Brownlee, secretary and treas
urer.
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Judge Solomon Of Stockholm ard
Councilman Fernstrom were entertain.
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Tranf 3. SpBbarot,
&an0ibat fit gunatu : Inwalt.
&eras .,

- Die angeblib er6Bte @eismRble
in BET Welt. bic McSaober . @eiB'
Gsle>Wuhle in Beaumont, 1T abge.
brannt. Ser Sdaben beIduft itb
auf $3.50. 900. Mat elaubt, oaS oas
Seuer anaelegt mar.
Der Stofbales Bmeia Der Sol.
oefton, 6arrisbura q San Nutpnio
8abn lit ieBt fertia. Vim Mittwoh
mittag I'm l ubr lit Der erfte Bug
bee neuen 8abn in guerU bineinoea
fahren.
Sn oer @egeno BON Beimar
muroe neulif Elm Wautefel, Der benz
b6bmiiben Gartner Sobn Robarstn
aebbrte. toll. Ct biB feinen 6errn
uno einen Gerpanoten oefielben Sea.
mems gsern0h. riB fih ielbft Qruse
Stude Tleiih bonn &Drper uno tnuroe
iblieBli6 BON Dem Tierarst Or.
2ampe aus So Strange unter orpser
@efabr getDtet. &obarsfp uuo gaer.
nod iino iofort nah Nuiftn aereiit,
UNI iih i'm ourtiaen Bateurs SnIfitut
beban5eln gu laiieu,
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BON s. s. Shulb in Seauin, 1T
gum Raoetten in Der Warine.W taoe.
tnie in Innapolis errannt tuuroen.
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Wabl Mnsetgem.
Sir Qeais[otur.4 eurdientant.


8ir iino autoriiirt, ausutaubiecn, baH
s. s. Onion. &onbibat fir bas Mmi
zines 2e9i8taturs &eprden n
ten, SteIe go. l lit, unb iib ben bento.
frati5dben 8rindrtpablen, am Samfag,
ben %. Suli, untertuirft.
Sir finb autprifirt. a~n5utanoigen. baE
@ q q m 9DmoelI, &anbibnt fir bas
Mult etnes 9egi8Iatur<&eprd c n
tanten. Steae go. l lit. unb lid1 ben
o~empfratiihel 8rim6rtpahlen. am Can't
ita9, ben Is. Snli. unterpirft.
Bir fiu6 antoriiirt, anaufinbigen, baB
Z. 3. GIBBS, &anbibat fir oas Mmt
zines Legislature 8eprdentan s
ten, Stele SEQ. 2 lit, unb itdb ben oemp<
tratiihen Brimdrmabfen, an Samitag
ben 28. Suli. unterptrft.
Sie .Sreie Brefie" lit autoriiirt. anau.
5eigen, 6a6 9err 81. g. 8 hBrien San.
oioat fir eas Nmt zines 2eatstatur-
8eprdientanten, SteIe SD. 2. in
Oppofti0n gu 6. .. gobbs, 1T uno itb
ben oem0fratiihen Brtmdrpablen am 28.
Suit untertpirft.
8ir iino autDriiirt, nnautInbigen, baB
@m q. Code, 8anoibat fir oas limit eie
mes 9egtSlatnrsR eprdento rs
ten, 5tele go 8 lit, unb iih ben ben1u-
fratiihen Brimdrmablen, am Samftag,
ben 2S. Sult, uutertuirft.
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cages : N~eniafeiten
s 4 D.

Del Stabliara, in benz Die Sci.
de oes Seem g0rfer MiQipndrs &uls
lei Sage beeroigt poroen lift, toitet
$4,000. Benn Der Ilte bas mitBte,
tpuroe ct aus Dem umoreben nDbl
rtbt beraustDmrler.
3Dm 6. Watiun, Der ebemalioe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der 8ppu.
lliten uno elmer Der begeiitertiten
SGbrer Der Bartei, bat in elmer &eoe
erfldrt, oaB er mieoer CUR oemptratis
iden Bartei surtiGgetebrt 1T. @ir
la1ier es unentidieoen, ob bic ben1Ds
trattihe Bartei gu oieier NcquifitiDn
81 be9lndminihen Doer au beoauern
lift.
Sn Merioian, Wtifi., fino cine
Neaerin 0anteus @nlan, lire Tph'
ter uno Der Wtarn Der 2ebterert urtter
Der Nntlaae nerbaftet nDroen, in ben
&affee, oer in benz 6pteG au 2nnoer'
bale Sprin9s ierpiert uuroe, &attens
gift getan gu baben. sic baben iib
oanit anaeblib pegen iraenb zines
unreht3, oas ibner aeiheben felt,
ion. an Dem BETTER oes 6ptels rds
men mDDen. Webrere 2eute, bic it,
Dem 6Dtel mobnten, tranten BON
benz &afee uno ertrantten, ale be-
ftnoen iih aber tuieber auBer @efahr.
- Nuf Der 8hilippinen . Sniet
2eDte bat, nie aus Nanila geuneloet
miro, abermals elm 8~ulammenItuB
5miiheu ben Bulaianes uno ben
&onitablern, Die bies Wal burh
Snfanterie peritdrtt marer., itatts
9efunoen. Die Bulaionea puroer
suridgeihlaaen uno inlten $50
Wta1r an 3uten uno Germunoeten
nerlDrer, baben. Die Truppel1 bat
ten feine Gerlufte.
Rahftebenoe ieltiane @eibihte
uiro aus Seem gort berihtet: gbas.
Inberl0n ftan6 oDr Waaiftrat WioB
i'm Boliaeiaeriht unter elmer ihier
un9laubliben Nnflage. W6hreno
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