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Show 'ft TIMES COALVILLE Stef-wee- UTAH. Sail Lake aporUinan was list week killing a snipe. fined 110 for ht been re mimed on the new Work tabernacle at Lehl and it ia expected the roof will he oo hjr December 15. 400,01 brick and the lumber haring been contracted for. Mr. Mary Jane Thompson Taylor, a pioneer of it!?, died ia Halt Lake last week Her father, Robert li. Tliotnp-aothe first prttate secretary of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Through the eifforte of the county commissioners of Utah county, a fine display will le made by that county at the fair, plana for the exhibit having been outlined at a recent meeting, 'Tabor Jay, Monday, September 2, la to be appropriately celebrated at Salt Lake City, whrn it ia expected that twenty of the utaionsof the city will be represented in the parade with floats. The contention between Provo City and Utah county over the division of the rooms of the county and city build Ing has been settled by Die city agree interest to the lag to tell Its ou county. Tom Career, arrested in Arizona, for the murder of two deputies 'in Grand county, this state, will be returned to Utah for trial. Officers followed Carver all over Texas and New Mexico before n, u eM-it.l,N'. 66 of the authorized 't baa Labor of Knighla to committee bring quo legislative s warranto against (he of tbe United Slate, attorney-genera- l to sliow cause why be has uot enforced Isw. the provision of the anli-r-nknown as tbe Siiermsn set This action ia sirned at the United Stales Kleel corporation, which is Charged, it ia allegriR with operating in violation of the Mirrtnau act. Labor leader say this will hasten a solution of tii strike now in progress. 1 hey ay that law similar or nearly similar to the Mierinan law have been enacted in nearly all the slatea, and in several of them, notably in Ohio and Texas, tbe county attorney a pave the of the hdwer of the attorney-genera- l warranto proceedings, and tale the Amalgamated association has a large fund on band w ilk which to institute proceedings similar to those to be known here. Kraok X. Former Attorney-GenerMon nett of Ohio has been retained by the American Anti-Truleague to bring actions before tbe state and local eourls of Ohio. pnx-reding- UTAH STATE NEWS. A t(A, District HBUIBDia.Cft' - Aeil - Weet Workers COALVILLE TIMES. in-.n- o st SELBYioLo IdMil ftobtwr CotifoMM to Mi FOUND. iil ffcM Oftctfi IB hr 1 rttisr la Hidden. John Winters, the man auspeeted of having robbed the Selby smelter, near Ban Francisco, last week, of $350,000 id gold bullion, has confessed, and taken officers to where tbe treasure was sunk In the bay. About half the gold JRON MASTERS CLAIM Stria. d se Orders , VlCTO' l nl..njlj UNITED a Milk. Iw(m Kiprcod. The iron masters are claiming victory in the great steel strike. 1 hey has their claim upon the refusal of tbe Amalgamated men at South Chicsf0, Jolirt aud Ray view to obey the gesefl strike order of President bhaffer their kueeess in uiainlaiDiugGperslio0' in oli.rr plants where it was anticrios ipated that there would be trouble. 7 lie strike leaders met the claicf victory with the assertion that their cause is making satisfactory progress and that they wilt show themself musters of the situation liefore the (cutest has progressed much farther They do not conceal their disappointment lhe refusal eslvr.u .LiclM ?. ut 3oia wilb ,hm ,u th of,e ot l, U,Ur would di-defection. pf-lh- fir u Hall Falls a Foot Iaep In Nebraska Friday night a rain, wind audhsU-ktori- n swept over Gotqter county, Sc braska. '1 he rain varied frornbwto five inches, anil caused much daowgv. while the bail fell so thick in (pot that it formed cakes of ice a foot ibid-- . Four mile north of El wood a to nado passed through the eouotry.kv-elm- g the builditigs on the farm ot Moan TurUrr and Matt Lux. OrsUiu sacks was scattered for miles about the country, and horses and estUe were picked up aud dashed about like toy. , On the Lux farm a wagon tongne was driven squarely through ousef remainder the and has been recovered, the largest trees on the place. steam of a arrival the awaits only I ffUlntioq dredge. The gold was thrown from fur PtilUpplnM capturing him. the pier into the bsy, aod sank into Governor Taft, speaking at the baThe order of the superintendent of four feet of soft mud, aud at high tide nquet by the Californita s given forest reserves excluding sheep from lies several feet under w ater. At low in Manila to Julius Representative the shaded rangrs has been modified, it tide tbe water Is quite shallow. W'iu-ter- g "tahn of San Francisco, said that in committed the robbery unaided. order to prop-rl- y being considered Impossible to enforce develop the PhilipCompliance unless sheep were entirely Aa a result of the confession and the satisfactory legislation dealing pines, excluded from the reserves. recovery of Lite treasure, it ia said the with tlie tariff reform must be piwrJ will not prosecute Winters, at the next session of Bicycle thievee have been making the company congress. Re lives of Leht wheelmen a burden re- who wss until iceently sn employe of asserted also that laws prohibiting the sale of public lands and timber, liws cently, two wheels having been pur- the smelter company. Col ion tsrturlss Hoiluee Wages. loined one night last week, one being providing for the incorporation of discovered bidden in the grass outside American banks and laws granting The Fail River, Mass., cotton manuof town the following morning. facturer Monday, at a meeting for the franchises and mining righto were ImWhile sinking a well at the Welrsalt purpose of discussing the work of reperatively demanded. Other members reduce to of voted tlie Philippine commission spoke in a Garfield of west duction, Beach, unanimously strong plant, the same vein. flow of nstnral gas waa recently enwage to a basis of 17 cent for weavcountered, and the well will be capped ing, the reduction to go into effect hilled In a Storm. Mth the expectation of getting tuf-- I September 3. Thia is about a 14 per A disastrous windstorm passed over cent cut, the present price of weaving Portsmouth, X. H., dent gas to operate the plant. Thursday, causing The vote was unaniVernic Parker, aged (I, of Salt Lake, being the death of two person on Seaverins man met a shocking death beneath the mous, with one exception, this Island and injuring half a dozen others. wheels of a heavily loaded wagon last voting against the reduction only on Those killed are: week. No one saw tits child go be- the question as to the amount. An Mra. L. M. Mealey, New York, wife neath the wheels, bat It Is believed tlist agreement will he drawn pp for signa- of a member of the band at the navy-yarbe was climbing off the wagon when ture aod will be passed by the executive committee of tbe association. It be fell, . Noel Pearson, a atone cutter. a representation of loo.ooo requires force of the wind Tbe The state land board reappraised 319 to make aq agreement to re- -' exerted SCrH of salt la t1s !u Pvl county last spindles week, vU using the former appraise big abed of Contractor John Pierce, and Voting there were representatsent-b- y who is constructing the new dry foek half, the decrease being due lug to the fact that the fall of the lake baa tives of nearly 1,350.000 spindles. at the nevy yard, was wrecked, fhose liattls-hl- p Ready For I'snsms. killed end Injured were In or ntir the rendered the land less valuable Tor salt before the navy department ehed at the time of the storm. Just ? purposes. closed Friday an order was sent to an storm near electrical Salt Boring W asboat C. Reiter of the battle8tpe Train for a Lake last week a horse attached to a Saplaln George across New Mexico first traios The now near at Anaeortes, ship Wisconsin, mowing machine was struck by llgbw the -on since Sunday railroad Hants Fe tlie to naval sound station, fuget King and fell to the ground as if dead, San Francisco, from which night passed across the lug washout to proceed bat reviving in two hours. Several near Lamy Friday afternoon it was will be dispatched men standing near the animal were point the baUjeshlp In case the state department Panama to necessary to rebuild seven mile of slightly stunned. track and to bridge four canyons Men on of a the presence request warship Superintendent Tulian of the United the Pacific aide of the Isthmus. This were brought all tlie w ftom Kansas States Fish commission, will speed the action was taken after AelingSecretary City to do this w oik, it will he weeks aext month in Utah and Idaho, inves- Hackelt had received front the slate yet before the damage can in- - tntireiy tigating the condition of the speciea of departments communication from J. --Ft pa i red. Fiy the past three dajs fifty fish introduced into this country from Edward Simmons, president of the teams have been engaged ill transferthe east several years ago, to see how Panama It is atilt Railway company, setting ring mails and passenger. they are doing. forth theaertousBess of thff atnmtaii Tsinittg every day in central New Mex- A clever theft was made In Salt Lake on the isthmus and suggesting that ico and the agricultural and stock last week when s man drove up to the warships be sent both to tbe Atlantic prospect were never better. Kirk man, told and the Pacific aide. residenco Canada' Population lllsapimlnilng. Mra, Kirk man he had purchased a stove, ' Ready to 8I(. The census return show t tie populaChtaese.t'rotocal which was sitting on the poarch from received a tion of Canada to )e in round number has state The department ber husband,-- placet! It In his wagon cablegram from Mr. Rock hill at Pekio, 5,5(K,000. Tills i an increase of about and drove away. reporting that the "draft of the final 600,000 over tlie figures of which A letter from Hon. A. W. McCune protocol ha been agreed upon. A were 508, (M)0 over tin Sf tf lSNl The announce that he has reached Panama tariff of 5 percent ad valorem, effective returns of 1881 gave an increase 01635, safely and will atartjor Peru in a few tariff, will bcymtinforce two months 000 over the figures for IsTl. be inday. His ship ran into a storm off alter the signing of the final protocol, crease is disappoint mg Everyone Cspe llaUertt and all hope was abanexcepting on goods shipped within ten predicted a larger growth of populadoned for several hours, but the vessel dsys after signing, and will continue tion. There were evidences that the finally reached port safely. until the conversion to apeylfie rates country was going ahead faster than Patrolman Ed. C. Davies of Salt Lake ha been effected by the expert com- the iucrettse in tlie Hipulatioit show. .Was arrested at Idaho Falls recently as mission. Tbe Chinese free list will inin official circles that the It is, an escaped burglar, the arrest being clude rice, foreign cereats, flour, gold explanation of this is that tlie returns the result of a practical joke played on and silver bullion and ;coin. Thia in- for 1891, espec'ally for the province of him by a number of companions, Davies clusion of flour io the free list is of Ontario, were stuffed being released when the situation was much Importance, particularly to PaForm Firm Ragtn In VMncto. cific eoiixt shippers. smiled." explained, when alt hand most severe forest liroknowilln The Tbe executive committee of the State liilormln Man Will liras Ieth tor Science five years sre raging in s. v, rai part of association met last week and Fair In view of the Interest taken in the the great timber t ly ng west of the awarded ail the space Id the main buildof whether or not animal Cascade mountains, m the question state of ing for the fair thia fall. There never tuberculosis can be communicated to Washington. They tire especially tierce waa such a demand for space in the human beings, T I Monaon, state between Lake Sammamish and history of tbe association, tbe increased dairy commissioner of Colarado, offers river and tlie lumber camp prises adding much luterest. himself aa a subject for a thorough there are in great danger IUIeya L. Huber of Salt Lake City met his test of the matter, provided a suitable camp on the Snoqu.t'uue river was death by falling from a moving train annuity for hta family la assured In saved Saturday only bv the strenuous' Dear Lab I, all the limbs being severed case of fatal results, efforts of fifty men. Thousands of dolfrom the trnnk and tbe head carried at Mr. Monaon has made a study of the lars worth of Umber have already been least 1&0 feet from the maugted mass. matter, end 'a a strong believer in Dr. and lurabermm say that destroyed, brake-beaBe waa riding on the when Koch's theory. immense damage is inev liable unless It the accident occurred. rains soon. MaaUa Foltee Fore RedareO One Half, State Fish end Game Commissioner Civil Governor Taft, in the ImmediAdmlntl Sampson May Owing to IU Sharp has demanded the removal of ate future will redu-t- the police force Health. Connty Warden Crookston, of Cache Of Manila At present 'by one-halHaving lo view the possibility pf the county, .claiming that the warden fall ftsr the city, applicaUon of Admiral are there , T. l,3(0 policemen Sampson to properly attend bia duties, and rec25,-00- 0 numbers whose from for relief as population only duty of commandant ommends A. J. Merrill of Smithfield for souls. QThe governor considers it the Boston navy yard, pending hi re-- the . , place, unnecessary to; have over 600 police- tirement. the navy de partmeotoOjcial Harry Diffenbangb had a narrow men, as they are not required for mil- have selected an oticer for assignment escape from death by an attack from a itary purposes Besides, in the event to that duty. mountain lion near Liberty last week. of trouble, the policemen ot Manila 'The admiral has beeu in delicate TbaJMoo jumped at him, fearfully would be unable to cope with the suu. health for some time sml it would not' 1 acera tt n g b i e a h on I d e r a d a r ra . b u f atlon.Aud the military forces would surprise the officials at Washington to the attack fortunately did not return Lava to be exiled upon. ahouid he scek an early reRe( jrona " 4 thnewparing his life. c 19.8-cen- t. STATES STEEL COMPANY AIMS VITAL BLOW AT STRIKERS. !laat (ran Torn. Whose (men Sympathise With Strikers There are gravely -- important developments In tbe strilcs situation. Tbe United (states Steel corporation has moved decisively in Ha strike campaign with a peremptory order directing that the great Dewees-Woo- d plant at McKeesport, Pa , be dismantled and removed to the Kiskiininetaa valley. The Deweea- - Wood plant w as founded about forty years ago, and is one of tbe best known plants in Pennsylvania. It yards and mills cover between twelve and fourteen acres; it has employed 1,300 men at it busiest" times, and its cost i placed at 15,000,000 by officials of the steel corporation. It Isa blow at ruck at the vitals of Amalgamated association, and the consternation and dismay carried into the hearts of tlie striking employees at the mill was visible all over the city. Tbe business men say that the loss will be something which cannot be replaced. Many of tlie company officials are inclined to blame Mayor black's utterance for the move made by the bead of the combine. The mayors proclamation they aay, while it did not in itself indicate hostility to tlie trust, waa so twisted aud rniscou-strue- d throughout the country that it has done the town an almost irreparable injury in the eyes of the capitalists, who do not know the actual conditions. The steel officials declined to give any reason for the order, but it is openly stated that the pronounced sympathy of citizens and city officials at McKeesport with the strikers is responsible for it. Jt is also said that the plant of the National Tube company at McKeesport will beabardoned and the old Carnegie plan for a tube plant at Connaut, O., revived. On the orher hand, President Gom-per- a of tbe American Federation of Labor, after a two days conference with President Shaffer and his associates, has issued a formal atatement specifically pledging tlie federation to the moral and financial support of tbe Amalgamated association. His written review of the train of events leading up to the industrial quarrel sustain the course of the Amalgamated association, and declares that nothing remains for labor but to battle for the cause of uoiouiam. SHORT LINE ENJOINED. Clark Road.Becarea Temporary Injunction Stopping Work on Callfor- , tola ExUniloa At Carson Citj, Ne.t Friday, tbe San Pedro and Salt Labs railway eornpaoy oSeaveria'aU.aad.wboc7nt.hT?rrT Wt . -i, in-l- Sno-quah- K-- tlr e f. duly. ,:junCtlon proceed' 1 grade from Calientes, Nev., westward. The case will be argued September 9. A 25,000 bond waa filed by the Clark people to cover damages. This means that the ban Pedro, Lo Angeles & Salt Lake has claimed the whole of the Oregon Short Lines route through Lincoln county, Nev., as shown by tlie original Union Pacific The San Pedro,, to aurvey in 1889. make its claim good, has had built little stretches of grade all along the route, and now has secured a restraining order against the Short Liue." As long as the injunction lasts the Oregon Short Line cannot go on with Its work of extension toward San Diego, As Contracts Tor grading were soon to be let, a whole months delay will seriously hamper all plana, and it will be impossible to build the road through on time. IP)? San Pedro road, on Die oilier hand, having only about sixty teams below Calientes, and having let no large contracts, will be unable to do any large amount of grading, so the result will be a general cessation of work in Nevada until the matter is settled. ' Boar CoianiaiKled to Surrender or buffer ing on the old C. - P. Unifthmut. Lord KUchner hai issued a proclamation commanding all Boers to surrender or suffer banishment. It ia as follows: Ail commandants, field coronet and leader of armed bands, being burghers of ths late republics and still engaged in resisting his Majesty's forces, whether in tbe Orange Colony, the Transvaal or other portion of bis Majesty's South African dominions, and all members of tbe late governments of the Orange Free State and Transvaal shall, nnless they surrender before September 13th, be permanently banished from South Africa. The coat of the maintenance of the families of all burgher in tbe field who have DOt' surrendered by September 15tb, shall be recoverable from auch burghers and ahall be a .charge upon their property and immovable, removable in the two colon iea. Full 8vllve On Maa Areompltohad of Sulky Swsltur. In the opinion of the poliece the mystery of the theft of 1283,000 from the Selby smelting works at Vallejo Junction, Cal., b as all but vanished. They are convinced that John Winters, or Buck Taylor, aa he fa sometimes knpwo, who i now in custody, is the man who planned and executed one of the most remarkable crimes of the century. Some of the detectives also express the opinion that Winters bad so accomplices in the job. KobS-- ry FILIPINOS NEWS SUMMARY. SUSPIQIOU8. Beoorol MncArtbnr' Report An, Approhoosivo. li(i Nsttvoe al w ho t?a second in command to Beier. Judge Kincaid, in Manila, is sentenctiiow coning to the limit of the law victed of torturing prisoners to extort evidence. The labor troubles in the steel industry is begining to he reflected in higher prices for some of the products most derectly affected. A civilian hospital is being organized in Manila. Two surgeons have been detailed to attend the civil employees and llieir faiqiLes. Three Filipinos, members of the adrevisory City Council of Manila, have their because compensation signed was only 10 per monthly meeting. Tb total imports of manufacturers of silk into the Philippine during tbe year 1900 amounted to $385,984, an increase in favor of 1900 of 111 per cent. Tbe Count di Mazza, new Italian Consul-Generat Montreal, has arrived in New York on hi way to assume tbe duties of his position. The Countess di Mazza accompanies him. The second largest claim yet filed with the Spanish treaty claims commission, has been presented by Francis Seigel an American citizen resident in Cuba. His claim amounts to $873,825. Lord Kitchener, in a dispatch from Pretovls, announces that a post of men, belonging to Stey-- n twer'.y-flv- e on tbe Sabi river, has Horse acker's been surprised and captured by the al BINDING UPON STATES. Provision of a Trraty I anally Apply to Country Kn-tir- o -- Boera. The case reported from Denver, in which tbe Italian authorities complained that the local courts had refused to consider the case of an Italian on the ground of being a alien, presents some new and novel features, although the state department has not bad occasion to consider the matter, as the papers have not been received. Article XXIII of the treaty between the United States and Daly recites that the eitizens of either party ahall have free access to the courts of justice in order lo maintain and defend their own rights without any other condition, restriction or taxes than such as are Imposed upon the natives. Aa a general principle the provisions of a treaty are binding upon stales as well as upon tbe federal government Whether this tiysty guarantee of free aceesa to the courts of justice is sufficient to overcome any specific local laws has never before been brought in issue, and it may require mature con sideralion of the various Interests Involved to determine just how far the local statute or the treaty provisions are to be applied. non-reside- nt A special dispatch from Rotterdam says the mental condition of Mr. Kruger is arousing serious apprehension. A specialist in nervous diseases has been summoned by telegraph from Berlin. Professor Willis L. Moore, chief of the weather bureau and acting secretary of agriculture, is going to Yel- -, lowstone park to inspect that reserve with a view to locating a weather station there. The navy department is about to establish a primary senool for children 'on th Samoan island of Tutuila. The naval commander, Captain Tilley, baa made an urgent recommendation to thia effect. The treasury deparnent has held that while Guam and Tutnila remain foreign territory so far as customs duties are concerned, they are not foreign countries within the meaning of the drawback laws. , -- -- fowigte 'presen t Nlcaragoo-l-le-ft without a single banking institution, through a ruling of the supreme court of Nicaragua that the London bank of central America, limited baa no legal status in that country. Hlwsll Want t loot Bonds. One of the large copper Interests in It has developed that the governo-o- f the east says no weakness has develHawiatl has twice proposed the oped in the domestic copper market issue of bonds to effect needed ' public and the report that sales of copper improvements. The secretary of the have been made under 17 cents are eninterior, on both occasions, declined to tirely without foundation. entertain the plan. Mayor Hincliffe of Patterson, N. J., Governor Dole first requested, on has issued orders to the e Right of June 4th, the appiovul of tjie presiwill of be anarchists that dent for a proposed issue of an unstat- not group the permit performance in that ed amount Hawaiian of of the advertised play depicting oity treasury notes, under act 79 of the pro- tbe murder of King Humbert. visional Hawaiian government, a part Judge Lindsay of the Topeka, Kan., Of" the" otvit taws; of flaw ait to " 1 897. court fined W, L Dickey, manpolice Tbs object was to procure a temporary ager of tbe People's lee company, $290 loan to replenish tlie Territorial treasfor maintaining a trust contrary to ury. -- Exis-taoc- the city ordinances. Mr. Dickey appealed from the decision to the district Philippine War Statistic. General MacArthur gives the follow- court ing statistics from May 5, 1900, to June David Nation, through his attorney, SO, 1901 (during which time there were has brought suit for divorce from pis American wife, Mrs. Carrie Nation, the temper1,026 contacts between troops and insurgents), which show ance crusader.. Mr. Nation, who is now the casualt iea on both sides: visiting in Iberia, O., alleges that bis American Killed, 245; wounded, wife held him np to public ridicule, 490; captured, 118; missing, 20. neglected ber family duties and abanInsurgents Killed, 2,854; wounded, doned his borne. 1493; captured, 6,572; surrendered, 23, ' .Mosquitoes are to be 'banished from 095. the Chisago parks if a recommendation During the same period, the follow-Inmade to the commissioners by recently material was captured or surrenProfesor Frederick Starr of the Uni- -, dered from the Insurgents: Rifles, versity of Chicago Is carried out All 13,693: Cifle ammunition, 296,365 rounds; that is necessary to drive the pests revolvers, 8C8; bolus, 3,516; cannon, 128; sway, says the professor, are Castor cannon ammunition, 10,270 rounds. bean plants. Faith BmIvh Arrested (or Harder. The Russian government wilt hereHumane Officer (Smith of Hamilton, after limit the number of Jewish 'ft OoL, Thursday swore out warrants for student in Rnssian universities to 3 thrarrestnf Sylvia and Leora Bishop, par cent of the total number of studcharging them with manslaughter. ents, except in the University of MosTb Bishops are. believers in faith- cow where they are entirely prohibit- healing, and when their liUtodaught-- r sd. Esther was burned by a gasoline Th United States transport Thomexplosion Jtriy 31st they did not call a as having on board over 600 school phyticlan, and the child died. Bishop teachers bound for the Philippines, waa committed to jail in default of arrived at Honolutn July 31st from San , bond, Mrs. Bishop is at Greenville, Francisco. She took coal there sad O., and a constable has gone there to continued on her journey on August secure the warrant for her. 2nd. . Deaver Wsau M JMardev Beat. Roosevelt will visit Mrs. Philip P. Hitchcock, wife of a Camp Lincoln at Springfield, 11L, on . prominent Den ver rail road msn, Thu August 30th. A number of prominent day ahot and aeriously if not fatally msn of Illinois, Including veterans of wounded James W. Roberta and hia ths Civil and will be inwife In their eandy store on Sixteenth vited to be 8pn1h'wara, meet to the vine- - . present street. Tbe woman waa shot In tbe J president. fa'ee and tbe man received two ballet, revenue Commissioner Yerkes th pf one in tbe middle of the forehead. It must waa at first thought that the man wit bureau has held that a legacy tax death u be tbe within after paid year killeiLbut at the JhospitaL he reviTed before and tbe physicians hope for bis recov- of the testator and in any event, and distribution to tbe legapayment his wife.as as well ery, Jealousy was te or any parties entitled to benefi- cial Interests tb cause of the shooting. in tbs estate. -- g " Vice-Preside- nt r. ... I I A general advance of 10 per eent has been aonoupced in the prioee of tinware end enameled ware Lord Kitchener report the aurrend-e- i at Warmbatb of Commandant The annual report of Major-GenerMacArthur, dated July 4, 1901, the day that be relinquished command of the division of the Philippine, has been received at the war department. Tbe period covered by the report is from October 1, 1900, when the last report from General MacArthur was dated, lie reviews tbe policy of the Filipinos, who were hostile to the Americans, saying that their action since the practical collapse of the insurrection has been a perplexing problem With the disbaodmeut of the insurgent field armies tlie Filipinos organ; ized desperate resistance by Lauding tbe people together in support of Mho guerrillas. Tbia waa carried out by means of secret committees, who collected contributions, inflicted punishments and carried on a considerable General opposition to the Americans MacArthur reviewed the manner in w hit h operations are carried ou against these guerrillas, and says he hopes the policy adopted will in time conciliate the nativea and make them friendly to the United 18 la tes. The education of the people in times past made them suspicious of any governmental beneficence, and they evidently looked on the lenient attitude of the United States as indicating weakGeneral MacArthur says the ness proclamation isaued on December 21st, firmly declaring the intention of the United Mates to hold the islands and to have the laws obeyed, had a good effect, and tlie secret resistance was much abated. -- t" |