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Show THE GLOBE-HEADE- FIGHTING IN THE PHILIPPINES- R, WEEK IX CONGRESS. - Tore of Constabulary of Moraag EaaaaaS-- r y aioba-Bead- ee Bom -- Tbe house scut the Philippine tend bill to conference, la all lit senate Mr. Tawney of Minnesota, made s personal explanation regarding Governor Toole of Montana, aarlug that lu formerly cleaving the governor as an opponent of Governor Van Sant in ths merger rasa he had been under s misapprehension. A bill was passed to provide for the commutation of townalie purposes of homestead entries la the portion of Oklahoma opened last August. Sxxatx. Immediately after the chaplain bad pronounced tbe Invocation Mr. Fo raker ol Ohio was recognised. He said that on account of the McKinley memorial exercises which were to bo held in the hall of the house of representatives at or shout K o'clock Thursday he moved that when the senate adjourn It lie until 11:15a. m. Thursday. The motion waa agreed to. The senate then adjourned. memberaof the constabulary of Morong, ten miles from Manila, encountered eighty well ermed insurgents on Msrch 3rd. Ths former fled, sfter expending mil tbeir em munition. Eleven of the constabulary era unaccounted for, and It is believed they were killed or captured. The same band of insurgents turned back a commissary wagon, but did not molest ths escort of three men. Governor Flores of the province of Rizsl says ths members of ths band who recently captured Ampil, the president of Cainta. Morong province, were neither Lad roues or insurgents, lie thinks a private feud was at ths bottom of ths matter. Word baa been received that Ampil is still alive, but under torture and expecting death. As previously set forth in these dispatches, Ampil was an enthusiastic American Twenty-fiv- e PAYBON, UTAH SOUTHWEST NOTES. , The amallpox aearc at Reno, Nevada, ia a thing of the past, and the quarantine haa been raised. In Cripple Creek, Haxel Drvid, a dance hall girl, ended her life by taking a dose of laudanum and also about .half an ounce of morphine. . An epidemic of amallpoz prevail at Krenimling, a Tillage of neveuty-fiInhabitants, in western Grand county, Colorado. Thirteen caaea hare de v Tel-ope- d. le haVi goad health with a had liver. It la nearly as hapouMt to have had health liver. It ary ha, at you think, that tha sttaoach, tha bowels, tha kUaeya or tha February 16. eighty Insurgent. Fwfcllehtng Co. LiVer JVrongA.U if' rone. smend-.iienta- blood causes your had health, but tha liver la bark of every one of then, aad to alas cases out of ten, if yoa correct the liver you correct all. . good A Graduate of 5 Year Experience, prered to do any kind of work kuuwu to the profession. V aa It is sure you havo one. Through tha liver It cures Indigestion, Constipation, Malaria and those ailments which arise from a lack of proper digestion and assimilation of food. 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Painless Extraction.; OflTire Is aa aura to correct tha liver ' et C.C. LANGLEY, D. D, S. All Work February 67, Sheepmen from the Red desert deny Honaa. No business was transacted In the a lory published in a house, adjournment being taken after tbe Den rer daily to the effect that tha eulogy of tho lata President McKinley by Seer tary Hay. sheep are suffering on tha range foi sympathizer. A force of constabulary and military SxsATg. Under special order tbe senate want of paature. are scouring the country, and band of convened at 11:45 a. m., la order that it might Another colony of 100 Indiana farm insurgents and Ladrones are flocking attend as a body the services in memory of the lata President William McKinley held In the era will arrive at Cody nest month and to tha island of Leyte. The constabuhall of tbe house of representatives at IS o'clock. will settle on lands under the Rig Horn lary officials have notified of the arThe protest of Senator Tillman waa ordered canal. There are now about 150 fami- rival of a band of maleon tents from spread upon the minutes. lies settled there. Bohol and other placet. They are well armed and are under Capilea. Oil prospectors are working sis miles An extra forceserving February SS. of constabulary will south of Cheyenne, and have discovered endeavor to handle tha malcontents. Hons Tbe bouse broke all record! In the matter of private pension legislation, clearing fair indications. The belief iathat the Condltlou of Affair In Ha mar. the calendar and paaslng 158 bills la a little Boulder and Fort Collins oil belt exover three hours. Tbe General testimony by given tends into Wyoming. The conference report on the census bill wit Hughes before the senate committee and the house adjourned until MonThe Nahone county commissioners on the Philippines, dealt entirely wish adopted day. hare sent a check for Si, 000 to the the military conduct of affairs in the A resolution for printing 3,500 copies of tha sheriff at Billings, Mont., as a reward island of Samar, where the massacre proceedings of the Schley court of Inquiry was for the capture of Charles Woodard, of Bslangigs occurred last fall. Us adopted, after having been amended to include tbe finding of tha court, Admiral Dewey's the murderer of Sheriff Ricker. said tbe native of that island had opinion. Admiral Schley'a appeal to the PresiAn immense snowslide completely been invited to locate near theatationa dent and the President's derision thereon." Tho reports on the contested election cases destroyed the big mill of the Black of the United States troopa,(and that of J. McKenzie Moss vs. John S. Rhea, from Tail Mining company, at Libby, Mont. when he left the island last September the Third Kentucky district, which was In No loss of life is reported, though about 20,000 out of a total population favor of the Republican contestant and of N. of 250,000 had thua located. They had D. Spears va. John B. Burnett, from the several persons had narrow escape. been advised that it was necessary for Seventh Alabama district, which was In favoi of the sitting member, a Democrat, were reJ. C. Morton, an attorney of Chey- them to this course in order to ported and placed on tbe calendar. enne, is under arrest, charged with secure pursue In the esses where Sesate Senators McLaurln and Tillman protection. fraudulently using the mails, having the natives of a village were found were severely centured by the senate for ths carried on a matrimonial bureau for insurrectoa the village waa aensational personal encounter on the floor ol over a year. He was cashing money harooring burned. General Hughes the senate. Tbe adoption of the resolutloa d generally orders when arrested. aid that as a rule the policy in a eenture probably closes the case, so far at Mr section is towsrd severer treat- McLaurln la concerned. the conference report n The assay offices which were blown given ment, ss the insurrection grows in theThe senate adopted permanent census bill and then began tbs up at Victor and at Goldfield are going point of time. He said, however, that of the Irrigation measure. Mr into business again. Their owners are the policy to be pursued waa generally consideration Clark of Wyoming delivered a long and command. in officers the determined by securing new material and repairing speech in Its support. General Hughes said he had found -prepared For a time the buildings that were either de- tbe Viscayana the senate considered tin generally far less civi- omnibus bill, later but did not dispose of It. lized than he had expected. He had stroyed or damaged. thst they woulc follow the At Tellnride, Cola, Mike Lund and supposed rules of civilized warfare, but had March 1. Charles Anderson, miners employed in been disappointed, and this wss ons B zx atz Considerable Important business the Cincinnati mine, part of the Tom reason for the change of policy towsrd waa disposed of by the eenauff What 1 them. known as the omnlbua claims bill and the Boy group, were overcome by poisonmeasure providing for the Irrigation of pubous gases from powder smoke, and MEMORIAL FROM COLORADO- lic land were passed, the conference report on when found were dead. Phlllmdoa hus mu ass agreed to, and tud Mbb by v( LcUlttar Appmli for O. A. Hamilton, of Rock Springs, shipping bill waa made tha unfinished busl- 8 ! South Africa. Wyo. , has announced that he is a canRepresentative Shafroth of Colorado bill for tho protection of tha president didate for United States marshal and haa presented to congress a memorial ofTha tha United States was than laid before the is circulating a petition to the presifrom the Colorado legislature "appeal- senate. Mr. Hoar, chairman of the judiciary dent requesting that he be appointed ing to our National administration to com ml Itee, said It teemed to the committee that, for many obvious reasons, any attempt to succeed F. A. Had sell. tender thegood offices of our governto kill the president ought to he taken cogniA lively war la being waged in Larament in any dignified and consistent zance iff by the Federal courts rather than by mie now against cocaine and the c'ga-rett- e. manner that will be conducive to peace the State courts. Relative to section 7 of the The city council has been im- between the South Africans and bill, directing that tbe secretary of war should a military guard for the protection of portuned to suppress the traffic in Great Britain, to the end thst the provide the he thought all careful observers these two articles, and is disposed to British government may be induced to mustpresident, agree that tha detective polios, upon' do so as far as it can legally. change its present policy to tender which dependence now was had, had not so- -' Its purpose upon at least three ImFrank Roman and Mrs. Mary Good- such terms ishall be alike honorable eompllshed occasions. The purpose iff the pro- -j portant rich of Lander are in the custody of to the Boers and in accordance with vision was to make some officers of the gov-.the sheriff at Basin City, awaiting their aspirations for liberty." eminent responsible for the protection of the ! president, word from Lander as to what disposiPresident Decldee to Hake Trip to tbe tion shall he made r f them. The Charles ton Exposition. March S. couple, it is alleged, eloped from LanA delegation of prominent eitizens Horn The house began consideration of der six weeks ago. of Charleston, 8. C had a conference tbe bill to classify the rural free delivery serand place the carriers uuderthe contract It is reported that Cosgriff Bros., ol with President Roosevelt Monday in vice system. Only two speeches were delivered, Fort Steel, the big fluckmasters, will regard to his attending the Charleston Mr. Loud of California, chairman of the comprobably establish a bank in Cheyenne exposition. The delegation strongly mittee on posto (Tices and post roads, making the opening speech in favor of the measure.. in the near future. The firm has s urged tbe president to keep hisengage-meSxmatz The senate began consideration of to visit the exposition, and what large number of banking institutions la popularly known aa the shipping bill, a measure to provide for ocean mall service bethroughout southern Wyoming and assured him a most cordial welcome. tween the United Slates and foreign ports, and The president told the delegation northern Colorado. tha common defense; to promote commerce if to that intervened nothing prevent end to encourage It is believed that in Cheyenne an deep-se- a Mr. Frye he would take great pleasure in visit- of Maine, chairman of the fisheries. committee on comincendiary is setting fire to railway Charleston and some the exposition merce, made the opening statement In support cars there. Tuesday of last week a ing blU. of car was burned on a siding near the time in tbe near future. The party twothehours. He occupied the floor for nearly was to lnncheon invited with the preBills for the erection iff publio buildings, Burlington depot, and Saturday morn- sident. follows, were passed: Reno, Nev., 170,000; ing another one was burned within Grand Forks. N. D.. f 180.000; also to amend the STRUCK A LIVE WIRE- fifty feet of the point of the former of act May IS, 1000, authorizing the commiscar. sioner of internal revenue to redeem or make A Reno, Nevada. Man Has HI Hoad Almost allowance for Internal revenue stamps: to auThe Colorado State Agricultural colSovsrsd From Hod y. thorize Cspt. N. M. Brooks, superintendent of lege is about to begin experiments About noon Sunday the body of foreign mails, poatoffice department, to accept both in feeding swine and lambs upon Frank A. Wells was found lying across decorations from the Emperor of Germany and sugar-bepulp, as well as upon the a live electric wire near tbe residence from the governments of Liberia and Venezuin its original state. The ela; to restore James G. Field, assistant sursugar-bee- t of his father at Reno, Nev. It la supgeon, to the active list of the navy; appropriGreat Western Sugar company has posed that as he wss going home Saturating t!OO.ooo for the erection of a public bulld-lug- at a the carload of with college presented Ogden, Utah; amending section 2294 of day night he ran into a live electric pulp. wire that had been sagged down by tbe the Revised Statutes oT the United Slates, so The destruction by fire of the stables storm. His head waa almost severed! that oaths as to the entry of publio lands may be made before the nearest authorized notary. at L. K. Smith's sawmill on Trout from his body. creek, in the mountains twenty-fiv- e Hurled Cutler Tous of Debris. lew Against Grain Gambling Upheld. miles west of Castle Rock, Colo., is reThe fourth floor of the Cleveland The United States supreme court haa ported. Seventeen head of horses and Baking company's plant on Central huudreds of dollars worth of harness affirmed the decree of tbe supreme avenue, Cleveland, O., fell beneath were burned. The loss will exceed court of llliuoia in the case of Alfred the weight of a large number of barG. Booth va. the atate of llliuoia. In3,000. rels of flour Saturday, crashing the validity of the atate statthe three underfloors into the The prohibition party of Colorado volving a fine of from $10 to $1,000 through ute imposing basement. Five jiersons are missing, to is prosecute preparing Springs for dealing in futures. The decision four and a man. They are buried girls druggist there who sell liquor in small of the state court upheld the law and beneath the mass of debris In the quantities. One drug store will be the opinion saatained that decision-Thbasement, and are undoubtedly dead. selected for a test case under the city opinion was handed down by Jus- Twelve women and three men were law, which prohibits the sale of liquor tice Fuller and was dissented from by' carried in small quantities. through with the falling floors. Justices Brewer and Teckham. Madrid Ileraldo announces thst At the advanced age of 88 years, Hoy Killed In Mnowslldo at Gladstone, Senor Iidally Mon, llie former SpanColorado. Henry E. Hyatt, one of Colorado's oldest pioneers, died in Denver of heart News comes from Gladstone, Colo., ish embassador to the Holy See, rehis post because the proposrls A was made request strange failure. of the death of tbe son of signed of Prime Minister Sngasta to reform juat before his death, and that was Richard Tovey, by a snowslide at the eoncordal increased the suppresthat no word concerning his demise be Fisher's. The Silverton & Gladstone sion of ten bishoprics, tea seminaries sent to his daughter. and llie Silverton A Eureka railways and IDO esnonries. In Louisrille, Ky., Edward F. CaldFrank Gill man, T3 years o'.d, sat are blocked by snowalides. There i e whe ran a drag store that was bedunconfirmed snow-slidin a an the rumor before mirror little well, that a down carried atvay all the buildings of destroyed by fire, Fid ward Mtegncr, room wliich lie occupied at No. s:ui Grant avenue, IVnvi-r- , shot himself in the Sunny Side mine on Red mountain, aged 17, and Henry McGowan were twenty men. The reported arrrated aa snepceied feions. The the right temple, and died iustantly. killing destruction of the bunk-hous- e of the police aay Stepner confessed that he He waa the second member of tho Silver Lake mine is denied 'by the and MuGowan set lire to the drug store officials of the camp. family to die by his own hand. building. the aensational DENTIST. a with Best Local Train Serv" ice in the State. For rates, etc., Inquire of W. II. SIIF.lt MER, Agent, Tayson. GEO. W. HEINTZ. Amt General Paaaenger Agent. Vlre-Prese- Di-n- 1 n-- a A. (1y, Utah. Noted Cities THE Gutheil, BARBER! Anvnna smiling a skstrh and dsacrtpllnn may ssnsvialn nnr oirinHm fra whMhrr on C'nmuuiiliw, la pruhalily nutviiuUita. llsiKlhooBoa PstsnU llnnssutetlymnailsnthl. for svmrmg paints, nit frv. indent uiiht I'uionis takM turiituh Munu A lu. racsivs gnk-kl- tiivriitVm Wviiaiavfles.witlmutcliiirga.iath I prolmlily the most widely known city In the United, pmlfVXpft itiLumiiETC MU r L. C Scitfitiflc American. rirStCIdSS Barbenniv in all yailUhUU S'Bni, Noted fur it pu-- li ami enterprise ns we as lming the Windy City. A hsndsnini-l- y fllniitrarsd wn51v. largest rtf. rul.lUiii nf any sriwiildii jnumal. 7cmis, 3 a inr: fnnrnilbs,L fluid by all nnwadMlera llS lJraQCrlCS. .worM- - ,,B" MUNNiCo.38,B ,.t reputation on wide id tin- - j utility ns well h tha quantity ol oil minimi prudiu-lio"Idle jHMMildy not so nf, It I orally well known ns he former ritlee. is nevertheless noted in milv wnv. nml i one ol the impiihir lain Ihe Northwest. 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