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Cholera Infantum's Dread
Record.
A Serious Time for the Little Babies
Physicians Advise The Use Of Pure Food.
Lack of Proper knowledge Causes
Suffering.
How the Health Of Children Nav
Be Preserved

NN" VIZ AACoASh VI SI1lkQISu May
Be Preserved.
Mothers Of Washington read what's here.
There is an epidemic Of Indigestion and cholera
infantum in this aud other states
Health boards everywhere are reporting start
ling fatality from cholera infantum.
Physicians say that in nearly every case the
child ia poorly fed and nourished, and hence the
disease.
ut Is absolutely certain" says physician in one
Of the medical journals, speaking of the alarming
summer mortality among his patients, "that the
cause of this high death rate among infants 10 In
digestion"
At the beginning Of summer the best physicians
gave warning that pure food must be used for
babies That this warning did not reach every
city and town IN this evident from The high
infante death rate. But In those places where the
newspapers puolshed the discussions that were
going on. large quantities Of lactated food were
sold and this best of diets for children was used.
The result Ia, statistics show that fewer deaths
have occurred in those towns and cities where the
larger amount Of lsctated food was used.
Comparisons Of this sort are Absolutely convirc-
ing.
August Is q fatal month for the little ones, and
unless lactated food is used the local yscana say
that the dreadful mortality and increasing amount
Of sickness among children will continue.
The one safe plan is to feed infants on lactated
food
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President Cleveland was hanged in eff.
fsy at Golden. Colo. Wednesday night by
free silver enthusiasts. The figure sup.
posed to represent the President was
strung up to telegraph pole in front OF
Mayor Koenig's grocery store on Wash
ington avenue An ardent populist headed
the hanging party
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DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery acts
upon this weak spot as nothing else can. It
rouses it up to healthy, natural action. By
thoroughly purifying the blood, it reaches
builds up, and invigorates every part Of the
system.
For all diseases that depend on the liver
or the blood-Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious
ness every form of Scrofula, even Con-
sumption Tor Lung -scrofula) in its earlier
stages; and the most stubborn Skin and
Scalp Diseases, the Discovery" is the onIv
remedy so unfailng and effective that it can
be guaranteed.
II it doesn't benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
On these terms, it's an insult to your in
telligence to have something else offered as
just as good"
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PROFESSIONAL.

PLAIN INDICATED AND SEA SALT RATHs;
also scientific massage; open Sundays. DR. SARA
WAYCoTT. 5osl9 18th st. NV. au4-2w'
MISS IDA LEONARD. CLAIRvoYANT.-MENTAL
and massage treatment. 1856 18th 81. NV. Mas
sage treatment taught. au1-5t.
PROF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising ciairyoyant. astroioger and medium
Born with wonderful prophetic gift Of second
sight, tells all the events OF your life from
cradle to grave, reveals hidden mysteries, recOy-
enemies from your friends, brings separated
together. causes speedy marriages. with happy
or false. interprets Dreams gives success in bus
tness, removes family TROUBLES evil Influences.
Strangers from other cities and all in trouble
have failed 6onviDces most stepticai kdver-
DENTAL sittings soc. Hours to q
Open Sundays. Residence 4ss III ST.. bet. ~
and 9Th SITS. southwest. auiO-6t'
MME- RAPHAEL, CI.AIRvoYANT AsTRoLoG-
tells bow TO retain husband or lover: advice on
love, business health: for a short time; tails
man TO all consulting her. 80 st. nv, Room
PROF. FANTLERoY TELLS ALL THE EVENTS
OF life: compels love: cures sickness; brings
back the separated &c. 12li Del. ave, bet.
N and n sw sittings, soc. Hours 10 to ..
PROF. JOHNSON Is THE GREATEST MIND
reader; be was sworn by four Judges OF Chicago
he tells all the events OF life; eompels love-
he is one OF the greatest herb doctors Of Chi
Sago. Once hours from 9 am. to II pm
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
life. All business confidential Ladies' and gen.
tiemen, Soc. each. Hours, am. TO pm. COS
New York ave. NV, near 9Th st. my2o-sm'
THE HoRSFoRD ELECTRIC INDICATED vAPOR
bath, unexcelled as luxury and a preventive
els II st. ". m15-3m'
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD,
SAMUEL SPENCER. T. ". HUIDFKOPER Avn
REUBEN FOSTER. REcEIvFRs

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL SRENCEk. y. ". HUIDFKOPER Ann
RECBEN FOSTER. RECEINFRS
Schedule IN effect June A. Is9l
Al trains arrive and leave a Pennsylvania Pas.-n-
ser Station. WASHINGTON, ID. c.
90 m daily. Local for Danvlle and stations be.
t~een Danyille. Charlotte and Augusta and conns~ts
Tor Front Royal and Strasbufg daily except sundsg
II 10 A. m. Richmond and Dsnyflle fast NAL :
Daily Tor Lynchburg snd Norfolk and Western and
tasf leunessee. virginia and (ieorr1a raj afs-
lions. and for PRINCIPAL points south on Richmend
and Danyille system, including Admission and bir-
minrham. Pullman Sleeper New Yo-k and washiae-
ton 70 Atlanta. which unites At Greensboro with
Sleeper for Augusta.
40 R.m- Daily. except Sunday Tor Front RoFal
and strssburg.
7con Daily for principal points south on Rish-
inton TO Charlotte. and DEnville to AshevilIe aud
10. IS p. m.-Dany. WASHINGTON AND sor-TB-
WESTERN NESTlBULED LIMITED. composed %
10 Atlanta Monigunery and New Orleans, with Pals
man SLEEPER through New York and Washington 20
New Orleans, via MontgoUery. aud New Norl 20
Aueusta. Competing at Salisbury with Psror Car FOR
AsheNlle and Hot Springs snd WASHINGTON 70 Mem
pins VIA Birmingham slso Pullman Sleeper Birmine-
ham 70 Ninona. Miss Dining car New York 20 Mynt-
Trains oNwAsHINGroN AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Ma.hington AZ " 10 m, l. IS y m. daily f0-
Round XII. and y 30 daily for leesburg and q Is
I: m. except sunday, for usrndou and insernae-
Am. 20 2. IN daily from Found Hiii and = 81 M
caily IRON Leesburg. and o. % daily except
day from Herndon only.
Through trans from the south arrive wSshinstpn
nasSas DIVISION. :. ~ am. daily except sunday.
Tickets Sleeping Car reservations aud Information
furnished at Office. 1900 Pennsylvania ave. and a
PASSENGER Station. Pennsylvania Railroad. wssh-
tngton. d. G.
". H. GREEN. Gen Man. W A. TURK Gen Pass Al.
l.. :. Srown. General Agent Passenger Dept ana
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THE WEAKEST SPOT

III your WnOl0
system, perhaps,
Is the liver. II
that doesn' t do
Its work of puri-
flying the blood,
more troubles
come from it
than you can re-
member.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT MAY 2s. 1898.
Trains lesVe daily from Union station (B aud A.
0th and SITS.
Through the grandest scenery Ia America with the
handsomesI and must complete Solid-Traln Serves
West from Washington.
200 I. m. dAily-.'washington and Chicago sf.@.
cRlr-Solid vestibaled newly equipped electrlc-
lighted train Pullns1's finest s.eeplag wAsa-
ington 20 Chicago. Dining car from Nashngtoa.
Arrives cinrinnau 30 Indianapolis IL 40 "a.
Chicago % D. m. I
IL 10 y. m. daly-The famous +. r. v Iimited"--
o solid vestibule train. with dining and Pullnan
sleepers tor Cincinnati. Lexington and Louisvli
without change. arriving at Cincinnati 6.s5 .. u .
Lexington 8 10 n. JoulsSte 80 o M. IDd su-
apolis II 30 m. CEicago q al NJ. Louis as
q m. connecting IN Union depot for all points.
Special Pullman sleeper MONDAYS, Wednesdays I'D
arrives - an.
> 90 p m daiy-E1press for Gordonsville Char
lottesvlle. Naynesboro' Staunton principal Mr.
ginia points daily. except sunday. for kichmond
Pu Imam locations and tickets at compEnys ofhoss
BIB and 1921 Penna. ave.
mys9 H. W FULLER. GcnI Passenger Agent
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For a clear head and ST ad nerves
Take Bromo-SeltZ r. Trial bottle lOc
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LADIES GOODS.

SEAIlSkN GARMENTS ALTERED. REDlE ED A,ID
refined Fur work OF every description. The
Misses CUNNINGHAM, 1910 sth st. NV. aus-3m
DRESsMAKING ALL SUMMER; QUICK DIS
patch; high Glass work; low prices.
EDITH A. HICKS,
jy13-Im 100 llth st NV.
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. s2s 18TH ST
and 1206-l2Os st. NV, ARTISTIC DYEING.
fancy ornamental materials. goods. fabrics
and articles of wear. OUTING SUITS given par
ticulsr attention. Our patronage extends iuto
the fashionable circles. jyii
OUTING SUITS. Our Summer Speciality.
Cleaning and dyeing in all
OUTING SUITS. Its branches.
Quick work. Fine work
OUTING SUITS Moderate prices
ANTON FISCHER
Mail orders receive DYE WORKS
prompt attention. cy1b 9oS G 81. NV.
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MEDICAL, &c.

DIR. BROTHERS INVIGoRATING CORDIAL Is
4 powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. of all
the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia.
Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis and that class OF
people who are weak, miserable, letbargic.
sleepy, lack OF ambition and zest there is
for nearly forty five years in this city.
Laboratory. 900 ST. s.w. auslm'
DIR BROTHERS. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
longest ablished specialist In this city, with
SO years experience; IS years at 800 ST. s.w.
Consultation free and strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Jy2S-1m'
STRANGERS TAKE NorICE-DRs. BROTHERS
and GRAY treat all diseases. No cure no pay.
Only established advertising physicians 10 this
city. Established A. years. 906 St s.w.
tvS0-lms
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

GUNSTON INSTITUTE, 292S p ST. NV.
Boarding and Day School for Girls.
Second session opens Sept. -.
aus I'm Mr.. aud Mrs. b. X. MASON.
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DENTISTRY.

THOSE WHO ARE FAsTlDIoUs ABBOTT the
III and comfort II set - teeth should consait
See ad. on another page. L. = DENTAL
ASSOCIATION. 4Oi 18th st. aulO
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.
No PAIN. No CHLORoFORM.
No DANGER. No ETHER OR GAS
No SLEEP. No COCAINE.
No SwFIIED GUNS.
No CNIIEASANTNESS.
No EXTRA CHARGE.
We have exclusive. control Of a preparation o.
use IN this city which. when
APPLIED TO THE GUNS,
RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS.
II is .ppried directly TO the gums
nv it, use teeth can te ehtracte1 perfectly
painless. 81, -, ., q. ,,-,.,
Tbe uatient retains all bis SENSES while havil.e
his teeth extracted.
20 danger. Particularly adapted to persons
who cannot take gas
we ask no pay II not represeDted.
Call on and Try our system of painless en-
traction by local application and guarantee
vou will use other in the future.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORs.
tvsams 1917 Penn. ave. NV.
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NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND
Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies and Pre-
paratory School for Little Girls, conducted by
the School Sisters Of Notre Dame.
1y12 -eo2m EMILIA P. O., near Baltimore Md
BETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY, VIRGINIA. PRE-
pAres for government academies universities and
business. For catalogues address Maj. r. A.
MCINTYRE, Bethel Academy p. O., Virginia.
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II. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST n w.
Building Papers, Moth proof Goods Fire Brick Clay
and TIE Asbestos. Flue Lining. Pulp. Slate. &c
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES.
High prices bicycles longer prevail. The
long talked-of cut has come.
THE MAJESTIC,
A fully guaranteed high grade machine, lifted with
NJ. and W. pneumatic tires and equal to any
bicycle on earth; for SIS cash. No installments
No exchanges. Call and them.
GEO s. ATwATER,
1e2Sm 1890 Pa. ave.
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DIR. Carleton ,
507 18th st. NV.
Over twenty i've years experience.
SURGEON SPECIALIST
To GENTLEMEN ONLY.
Graduated London. England 1855; New York 1879.
Bladder and Kidney Ailments. Acute or Chronic
Blood Skin Diseases Nerve Ex-
haustioD. Nervous Debility
SCIENTUIC SkILLFCL- SUCCESSFUL
TREATMENT GUARANTEED.
day. to only.
myii-3m CONSULTATION FREE.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VA.
Ftfty-ffth year. State military. scientific and
technical school. Thorough courses in general
and applied chemistry and in engineering Con.
fers degree of graduate in academic course: alsc
degrees Of bachelor Of science and civil engineer
clothing and incidentals, provided at rate Of
$3.50 per month. as average for the four
years. exclusive Of outdt. New cadets report
September 1. GEN. SCOTT SHIP, Supt
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL
FOR LEH1GH UNIVERSITY.
The only school recommended by r. A. Iamber
how, LID, president of Lehigh University.
For catalogue, &c. apply to
WM. ULRICH, Phi. D., Principal
Jy17-eo2Gt Bethlehem, Pa
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ATLANTIC CITY, n. 1.-THE GLENDALE -
10 n Massachusetts, ave. Terms, 81 to $40 per
week. Address Mrs. c. I. BUZBY date Of Baiti-
more, Md te2o-2m
HOTEL. ALDINE. PACIFIC AVE. NEAR OHIO.
strictly nrst.elass in all appointments. Reason
able terms. Send for pamphlet.
tyl2-lm HARRY b. EASTMAN PROP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19

WAsHISgTOH, June 1.-THE opin.
ion OF the court Of appeals In deciding
that the WORLDS Columbian ExpOsi.
ton ut Chicago snail remain open
Sunday was received here by press
bulletin early In tho afternoon. At.
tofney General Olney said his depart.
ment had q clear record in the case,
aud had exhausted every legal means
10 enforce the mandate OF Congress IN
the matter. II IN generally acknowl.
edged that the act OF Congress Is
oouched In language sufficiently
dubious TO make its intent doubtful.
IL seemed TO him that the end was
now reached.
Matters Of n complicated character,
he sail, would undoubtedly grow out
OF the decision. It was certain, to his
mind, that the government could not
now give 10 the WORLDS Fair author.
lilies the 5000, 900 still retained In the
treasury, but which had been appfo.
priated upon certain conditions.
Doubtless he would be confronted with
a proposition TO take steps to recover
Sl,yOJ, 900 already paid out.
Another question affected by the
decision was the government exhibits.
IL was entirely cloar that the govern.
mont exhibits could not bn open ON
Sunday, but the conditions Imposed
might prevent tue government eX-
hibits from being open on any day.
lie hardly thought, however, that tue
law would bear this construction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19
Tho ChiId..pr.rnIIInn,s.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Inlorna.
tional Typographical Union today de.
oided TO make public the report OF the
investigation OF the Childs-D Texel
home at Colorado Syringe. II was
found, II 10 said, that the funds had
been gTossly mismanaged. The home
was not built according to sprcifcA.
tlons and Mt present 10 Ia danger OF
cOllapsing. The board Of trustees were
found guilty OF violation Of trust, anu
J. u. Vaughn Of Colorado Springs anu
August Donsth OF Washington were
found especially responsible for the
state Of affairs. II was decided not to
prosecute, but TO remove the Offending
trustees. Fity-hye hundred dollars
was appropriated to put the home In
proper condition.
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The viking Has Come.

NEW York, juno l7.-Captain An.
ueiton ana crew sailed into port today
with counterpart OF the viking shin
o. Old, The Viking came down from
NeW London, Conn, In tow, She
was met by steam O, barge with a com.
lnl1'ee OF reception on board. There
was great blowing Of whistles and
uulpping OF hags, aud the band PLAYED
1he Viking march when the viking
passed Unole Bam's crack monitor
hish!onomHh. The boom Of the biz
guus hsd hardly ceased before sound
me DIX nrocTaoker came across the
water, the NoTseman answering the
salute iiom elk little cannons.
me viking dropped anchor along
sue the Miantonomah. Captain
SeosEd OF the Miantonomah paid an
oinclal visit. Then the crew were
taken on board the Laura M, Starln.
Whero they were welcomed 10 A merlca
ny committee and many of their
own onuntTymen who live here. A fter
ah elaborate luncheon was served Pro.
lessor Bayson delivered an address, ot
welcome, TO which Captain Andersen
replied In behalf OF the Norw,gian
citizens who had the roproductl1n of
,ne old Viking ship built. Joseph II.
Shohl spoke briefly, as did Seth Low,
EHaplaln 5ecard and ex.Commauder
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Tho AIlolmrnt sy.ttm.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., June lin
formation has Just reached the war do
partment OF the decision by the United
States district court at Seattle In the
case Of Contractor Ross, who IL con.
struoting u railroad across the PuyAl.
lup reservation. II sustained the de-
cislon will have an important bearing
ON the Indian policy Of the govern
ment aud Threaten to invalidnte the
allotment system. The military au-
thorlties sought TO prevent the con-
structlon OF the road, but the cOntrac.
tor secured the consent OF the Indians
by hiring them az lab0rers, AMI finally
appealing to the court for an inJunG-
ton TO prevent the military from in
reference with the work. The decis-
ion susiains the injunction In the
pending Huit ana declares that tho
government has lost entirely the
power OF control and use OF the lands
allotted 10 this Indians.
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The GBRNAN ARMY BILL.
Result Of The Election as Far as
Known at Present.
All Probability that tho Government
viii Secure Majority for
the ittnsure.

BERLIN, June ls.--The election
returns are virtually complete this
afternoon. A report from only one dis.
triot Is lacking. Tho revision OF the
returns may nocessita,e few al,era.
lions, tut they will be trivial. The
candidates elected number 2i5. OF
There lOl will vote for the army bill
anu ia are against 1t. In the following
list, by parties, the anti.sonlte con-
serVatives are included with the con.
sefvatives anu independents and arc
treated as members Of the parties with
which they affiliated: Plle6er clpricalp,
poj social uemoCtatn, 20; conservative
ahi agfariansi "a; national liberals, Is;
nl'cslsi ~ uniOnists who favor the
ulil, u Poles, II; free conservatives, 10;
cleflcalA who favor the bill, IL; Alss.
Uansi y south German democrats, 4;
Sthll'solnites, 1.-TWO iavOring the bil);
hANarlau agfarans, .; Guelphp, /;
lanes j; BGvnrian scparAtista, 4;
Richterisis, u.
While victorious the social demo.
Gratis are regarded with alarm. Their
immediate effect upon the fate OF the
army bill Will be more than offset by
Tue lasea Of the Richter rAdioAla.
AIlof four hOurs' conference yester.
Jay the minlatofs who met the chan.
crllor 10 discuss the results Of the elcc.
uon, decided that In view oil the recent
returns II would be supertluUus and Ia.
eApedlent 10 issue an appeal 10 the
c0untfy heiotc the second ballots. A
great majority Of the ministers are con-
nient they can secure large number
o. seals 1T the second ballots from this
hohlerists And o!erlcals. They depend
upon tho general alarm excited by the
social democratic victories 10 Drive the
oIeficals anu opposition olericals into
lhe government camp in constituencies
Whefe there are contests between the
conservatives or national liberal candi.
dates and socialists.
SpeculatoTH on tho bOurBe took
hangulne view OF tho government pro.
rptcts on the second ballot. ImperiaI
hnu Russian stocks which weakened
FRIDAY were strong yesterday In cou.
stquehce OF reports thAt the govern.
mont would have small majority at
the opening Of the Relchstsg.
LONDON, June lS.-The berlin cor.
respondent Of tho Daiy NeiOs says
There cannot be the slightest doubt that
the army bill will be passed with A
good majority. The Standards Ber.
i'm Correspondent expresses the same
opinion somewhat less omphatioally.
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A Bandit seaidsd.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June l7.-Last
night near Pacific Junction an at.
tempt was made TO hold up a passen.
ger train on the Kansas City, 81. Joe
aud Council Blutis road. The train
was under way and the fireman was
engaged In throwing stream OF hot
water ON the coal In the tender when u
man crawled over the coal and showing
revolver In his face told him to
throw up his hands. Instead Of doing
20 Fireman Hemingway turned the
hot water ON the bandit, thoroughly
scalding him. The man fired two
ehots at Hemingway aud then lied.
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IN HAWAII.
Tho National flag Floats over the
Palace.


HONOLULU, June 10, via San Fran.
cisco per steamer City OF Peking.-For
the hrst time Ia the history Of the
Hawaiian Islands the Hawaiian
national flag ilOated over the palace
June 2nd. The formal occupation OF
the palace by the provisional govern.
ment and the raising OF the national
emblem over II 10 regarded by Rnnexa-
tionists generally and by many natives
MS final blow ~ the monarchy.
The government officials claim 10 be
making progress In tho Investigation
nf the alleged dynamite outrage.
There IL an Impression current that no
harm TO the government was Intended,
The royaIists claim to have received
reliable Information that the pro-
vihional government had decided 10
deport tue oI.queen ON the steamer
City OF Peklng, duo from China June
Z. She prepared TO resist any such
attempt ana men were placed on guard
nj the ex'queen's residence 20 give the
doporters warm reception. IL was
stated that Sam Parker requested the
British minister to move his legation
TO the ex.queen's residence, thus plac.
ing LiliuOkAlani under tho protection
OF the British dag, but the minister re-
fused.
Maior Wsioupouss says that there
IL not word Of truth In the story,
that the provisional government
played a trump card June by pub
fishing the text Of the power OF atior-
ney given by Liliuokalani TO Paul
NeumRnn when he went TO the
United States TO work against annexa-
tlon. The RnneXatlonists claim that
the exc 9ution OF this power OF attor-
ney destroys the chief argument OF the
queen, that she yields to the superior
force Of the United States, a. in it she
acknowledge that she made an un-
conditional surrender to tho provls.
ional government.
w. q. Smith, editor OF the Hawaiian
Star, has been arrested on the charge
OF criminal libel vt the instance OF
CLAUS 5preckels. The Star minated
that 5preckols ought TO DO deporled
and his possessions confiscsted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19

CHICAGO, Juno is.-rhers wss no
Wild rush TO the White city today and
the sun indicated almost the noon be-.
fore the crowd began to pour In ut the
gates. In makeup II differed little
from those OF previous Sundays.
Workingmen, many with their wives,
families or sweethoarts, took solid com.
fort In the wondfous sights before
them.
The Expedition buildings them.
selves were not the only places patron.
lied, for the wonders OF Midway
Plaisance drew even a larger crowd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19

WAsIlINdToN, ID. g., June H.
Contractor George w. DAnt was ~.
vstely condemned by the evidence
given today nj the cornnor's Inquest
over the remains Of the FOrd's theator
victims. The United States govern.
ment also came In for share OF the
conformation, for It's methods OF doing
the work. Thomas J. Kane, n con.
tractor, said the government would
not pay fair prices for good work.
The Jurors made inquiries Of wit.
nesses Ms to this state OF Dante mind.
One contractor said no was not In
good health.