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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
jim wILLlAMS'S BIG JOB.
II IL Evident That the Utah Champion
Has Hard Fight Before Him.

From information received from
Jim williams, Utah'i champion pugil.
is', now training At Or. fee to meet
"Mox!oau Pois" on the .tnt VI July
5lb,lt Is evident that Lc has a much
greater bargain In hand than he sun
posed when leaving bore.
lie says he was very much nslonlshod
when reaching there TO discover that
the Mexican was taller than either Coz
bettor Filgs mmOns anu that hv had a
reach" longer than either Of thofo
big brulsefr aud that he was nj least
hitoen pounds heavier than hlmself.
He IL being backed In Colorado against
Williams by heavy odds. the fauchmou
and Miners about Cfuede standing
ready TO make most any kind VI bet
in hyOr Of tho man VINO has won 10
much money for them. He 10 known
as q fierce aggressive fighter from the
mOmDnt he enters the ring anu usually
puts his man out In tue iirst half dozen
rounds. lie strikes "a tremendously
heavy blow but 40 doeu Williams aud
lac latter with biz friends, believe
that the Mexican will not be able
cat tEmnlls or drink cactus water for
lhtcs weeks after the battle.
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Richardson. John sou,

There was a wedding at tile home Of
John T.. Richardson, No. G3J .essl
Third South street lsst nlght, J. 5.
Richardson Ut this city ani Mics
Edith JohnsOn q Draper being the
contracting pnriirs. The ceremony
was performed by Elder A Jam SPLEEN,
Bishop Of the Tenth ward. Alter u
was over thu guests adjourned 20 the
bauquuiing hall whore y sumplugu,
welding supper was serve Z, II having
been provided by the cold f0lks.
There were numerous congratulations
hud music both vocal aud Instrumental.
Tho young cyupir have many friend.
who wish them we'll ON their Journey
through lie.
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MEXICAN CAMPAIGN.
Expedition Directed Against The Yuka.
tan Indians
rXrERYIN,nOS CONTEMPLATED.
lie AborIglues Preparing for Deiens.
and Hopeful OF Sue
cess.

Cry OF MEXICO, June e5.-Thc
war department Is engaged In active
preparation for smother vigorous cam.
paign against the rebelllous Yucatau
indians. Large bodies Of iniAntr y
aud cavalry have been concentrated at
the towns Of Bso,nchen and Bacalar =,
In southern Yuoaian. and otnott
are being III. IN readiness Tor
marching from Nadia, tho cap.
ltal. This people Of the state Of
1ucaten arc eLthufiaslic over the
movement 10 permanently subjugatr
the Troublesome rebels, which have
long caused tho south eastern peninsula
OF Mexico 10 be stunned by commerce
and other enterprises, afraid 20 tlHs
tOSbefy and death Ia n region exceed.
lngly rich In mahogany, dyo wo1df
and other natural ptoduCti.
The Twonty.second battalion GnI
other bodies VI troops have been de.
tailed to make the campagu. The
troops by land will receive cs.opcfa.
ton from the front by sea. A iandiug
Will ptOuably ho made from Mexican
boats st AScuusiou anu Espifitu Sautu,
two good bays on the Atlantic, on the
sea VI the Antille.. From theBe land.
ing places the troops eau easily reach
the heart OF the rebsllious district, aud
The attack will DO made ir0m opposite
objections,
Thit In deemed peculiarly proplti.
Gus time Tot making che move, no
there are several rival cliqups In tue
various divisione OF the YuCatan tribes.
each striving for the asCendsnce. o.
thu Appearance Of q superior power u d,
probable some Of the leaders will desert
10 the Mexican troops ana lght against
the thousnnds which will attempt 10
Withstand the federal power.
As the troops advance the country
conquered viii be occupied anu fotti.
fed aud in this way, even should the
Indians escape across into Bai2e, thuy
VIII be prevented from returning.
Tie Indians have OF late been max.
Ing large purchases VI rides an Ammu-
milton IN the city OF Balize, anu arc
evidently preparing TO make y strong
deiuuso, MS they hayesuCoesFiuliy done
In other campaigns against them.
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rhs senth Enia rr.rcdr.

SOUTH ESID, o. T., June 27.-'rne
double Tragedy mere yesterday IN which
Il, w. Patterson, register OF land office,
and CITY Marshal Williams were
allied, has created wild excitement.
Editor Isenbers's wound 10 serious
though rot necessarily fatal. The men
mad many friends and sides are being
taken by tho citizens.
IsenbeTg came 10 Enid shortly after
opening, September 10, 1898, aud started
!hs Ddiy Wave. lilo IL u fearless fighter
and writts with IA pen dripping with
norwood, He made practice Of
,coTing his enemies mercilessly. He
Ipposed Patterson primarily because
40 was "carpet bagger" but more Oh
account Of being S9uthsrner. The
WdUs Ia Democratic newspaper, but
yas not favored with tue land Office
printing.
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on TIE GROUND FLOOR.


The administration Of Justice fell
one story at the police station To-Day on
account Of the hearing OF the Deylne
case In Judge Smiths chamber. The
mott notable feature OF the drop wss
that poor old Paddy Boyle, who
tankly and unbIushingly admits that
be has pasSvd full fourteen years In
AL on account " drunkenness, wac
sent over the way Tor twenty-five days
having plead guilty to his Old weak
uuss.
Then the case OF VIM. Wayne was
called. Wayne, II appears, has been
making II very unpleasant OF late Tor
Ills wife VINO IL suing for a divorce.
His arrest tor the offence WIS Chrlnl.
cled IA lew days ago when he went into
court anu made "a formal pioa VI iuuO.
cence. by today hu mad changed his
mind Rud IdmltleI that hn WAS guilty
ana the court fined him 80. He had
tWo-thirds Of that gmouut on drpUBlI
and WAS allowed 10 10 cut anu rustic
for the remainder.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 81
rue fecn4d International convention
OF the Epwofih league Ia proving a.
bis religious denomination a. the
most BAnguine expected. All the
bishops OF the Methodist church are
here except Bishop Vincent. Twenty.
I'VE special trains Bringing 1000 PEOPLE
nave already arrived with delegates
itou every state and territory H. the
United States. Trains bearing 5000
more are on their way. In addition,
spscial excursions from the adJoining
states will ewell the number OF vititoTe
to al lehst 10000. The conference wa.
formally opened this afternoon In
tent which has seating capacity Of
1000. The tent was crowded. An
Inspiring song led by chorus Of 1000
voices started the great convention to
work.
Eloquent addresses Of welcome were
delivered by Mayor GeOTge w, Oohs
ami Rev. J. r. Mc Fottin, and ifat.rnal
tusl onses were given by Bishop T.. Il.
Hendrix 81 Is insas City, Bishop 3. NJ.
Merrill, Chicago, Rev. DR.. John Potts,
CanAda. The conference was then
formally Turned over TO DR.. Steel,
chairman Ut tie general committee.
a. 2 O'Clock tomorrow morning three
~ i've thousand delegates will make q
pilgfimEge " the top Of Lookout noun.
lain anu mold sunrise prayer meetlug
s0ove this clouds. Tbs most slgnitcsnl
ieatutn VI tue conference IL tue absence
VI any sectional and douominEtional
ieeliEg and tho spirit Of unity that Gro.
walls.
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Internniionai halfway ConEr.s..

LONDON, June gJ.-The NTH meet.
iug 0t 1he International Railway con.
yraSs was opened at about o'ciocy
this afternoon Ia this imperial Institute
by tao Priuco OF Wales, in a fclioitOus
speech. Ho paid a special oompliment
% the American delegates, saying this
vas tho ilDt time this railway coDgres.
lad the pleasure Of welcoming them.
Hu said thRt while the hosts could net
ptOmlse me delegates tho beauties OF
Italy, or excel Ia splendor the recep.
ton accorded them by the late ear in
their last meeting, no thought Il would
profit them to visit tho Manchester
canal and ether great works,
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No EXTRA CONVENTION,
California Democrats Have spoken
Already on tho silver Qucstion.


Already on tho SILVER Qucstion.
Los ANGELES, Cal, June IS 90
Chairman GOULD, Of the Democratic
state central commilte, mas addressed
a communicated to J. w. Mitchell, OF
this city, IN answer 20 a request from
this latter that the state central com.
mlitee be- convened for the purpose or
calling convention Of tho Demo.
cratic party to take the position on the
silver question. Nj. Gould Biys IN
part;
al cannot now sec how IL would be
practicable TO call together a uonven.
ton In this state whose conclusions
could supplAnt the position taNen by
our party last fall unless primaries and
county conventions he held. which
course, am satisfied, would not meet
with popular favor. A Democratic
state convention met last tsll In San
Ffancitco, n numerous, ~ able and an
representative o. any that ever Assem-.
bled In California. That convention
announced the position OF the party on
the silver question, EB on other mat
tiers thun deemed 10 be- important DC.
iiIieal issues, and cannot but consider
u rather preaumptiOut-nO representa-.
tivUs TO he selected, and no means Of
bringing any issues before tho public
exciting except by adopting fesolu.
tlons-iot me or for the central com.
mittee TO assume that the solemn dec.
lnFations made by cur last convention,
that convention which brought this
committee Into existence, was blum
dor anu that another convention
should DO called by Va TO recliiy that
orFO r"
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mo tarin war between the two cour-
tries. The mobilization takes the form
% reduction u the French
minimum tpuii on watches, clocks,
machinery, Huu silks, hut mauuiac-
tuted oJtton " expressly excluded.
Not only Switzerland, but all
Countries having commercial treatic.
with France containing tho "musl
favored nation clause" will be
benefited by the reduction.
Since the rupture Of commercial
relations with 5wilzsrlauI tn 1902,
France has lost li,BOl,UUJ ifancs, u.
s2v-O,tDl annually. swlIzuflaud'H
iots 10 much less. Tue now agreement
h due to the energy OF NJ. Barfefe, the
French ambassador 10 II me. The
hill viii probably be ratified by the
Chamber speedily.
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The A,I.nta E.nesItInn.

NEW YoRS, June 27.-Gsneral l..
W. Avery, Of Atlanta, o., foreign
commissioner OF the cotton states In
ietnatlonal exposition, 10 be- held iu
Atlanta from September 18th, this
yoar TO Januaty l., 1885, arrived Ia
New York ON the steamship CaTacsb
from Venezuela. The general, who
wss appointed BY the exposition and
accredited by tho United States gov.
eminent, visited during HE nine
months trip TO Brazil, tue Argentine
Republic, Pafsguay, Uruguay, Chile,
Mexico and Venezuela. lie was
everywhere cordially received and met
with most natierlng responses on the
part Of tho different republics.
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OTTAWA, Dat, June 21.-rho Cana.
diau government has received the dr. (
Of the bill Tor the Pacific seal nshoties
ryad for tho third time In tho imperia,
Parliament. Sir Charles Tuppuf,
minister OF Justice aud minister OF
marine, says the dominion government
viii enter strong objections 10 two
clauses. One empowers Russian VOC.
sells 10 search Canadian asalers q d the
other oEacts the extreme penalty Of
forfeiture VI ship aud equipments for
iniraoiiOn Of tho regulations. The
dominion government will forward n
strong protest ~ the imperial govern.
ment.
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CHICAGO, June 27.-CAptsin Elliott,
chief OF the detective bureau, ex.
pressed great surprise when shown u
dispatch IRON Danvillr, Ill.,, today 10
tho effect Tat Olivetle O'Nsal for
whom the police were requested to
iOOk by David O'Neal, u mino owner
from krale creek. Is. g., was his wife.
When O'NoRl requested the aiI Of the
police no minated the woman was
his sister, who was an heir to some
money. Mrs. or Miss O'Neal came to
Chicago some months ago TO undergo
a surgical operation. The last heard VI
her was on Decoration day, when she
wrotstO O'Nral for some money.
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three regular assessment, aud even
ihou they would be given % days al.
ditlOnnl to pay up through the difec-
tory. Three thousand shares had nj.
ready been Hubscribed 1T the other
end Of the line, and IL only rsmsinoI
fUf the army u railroad men VI the
country TO say IL they would establish
a precedent 20 largely In their own
favor.
w. a. Mckenzie AMI j. W. Murphy
sIOse also and on subscriptions being
called iOr 3js shares were tatnu in
onort order. Mt. Woman spent today
m calling upon local business men I'm
the Interest OF the proposed railway
scheme.
Another meeting will be held at tho
came hall on Friday evening begin
Mug nj eight O'Clock. An effort viii
0a made to have Is very numtrously
attended
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II Was ILLEGALLY Drawn.

II Ean'pires tnSt tne tax levy ordi.
nance passed by the City Council on
Tuesday night was Improperly draw %
anu illegslly passed in that II failed to
specify each necessary purpose for
whioh the money raised IL 10 DO usel.
In order 10 overcome the defeols the
cOuucll members have been notified ~
attend special meeting on saturday
evening next. The members OF tho
Coke CluD anu one or two ther kinder
gasten law studying oTgau.zitlu.s
would like the privilege Of uraIliug
tue next ordinance In order that II
may be In proper shape. Tney ray
they Will guarantee ita vallIlty II
passed AZ submitted by them.
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GOD Ann hAnnON.
An Attempt of Combining In Ons tho
service OF I've Masters.


CHCGO, Jane 27.-Headed by Com
mOdOfe BOngee VINO claims 10 DO u
young African pSince, q dozOn people,
mostly from this city, left i-stnighi on
ajouTney " 1900 miles " Genital
Africa. Their mission, they say, 10
partly to convert tho natives t.
Chtislianlty anu partly to collect
diamonds for Themselves. The leader
and backbone OF the enterprise Nv thU
hev. Alexander, G.. ScOtt, (C0loTsd), a
Methodist minister Of FaiTVisw, MEN,,
but the originator OF the trip IN Com.
modOTu Bongee. B0ngee claims 10 be-
son OF the King OF Bongee In the
Congo county. Blk years ago h.,
came 10 thiA country. Atthat time Lr
wHa enable 10 speak Werd OF Any
language but his native tongue, but
nov, Gitota course VI studies, hs 4
.bln TO speak English and German
nuenily, When no came here he had
n pocket full Of diamonds, anu no shyt
there Is more where he came from,
The party seem 10 ho we'll supplied
with money. They also carried with
them n case Of rifles, "a large lot u
six'shootOfs and thousands OF rOundp
OF ammunition. They went from here
to Montreal, from which city thUy
will sail 10 Liverpool.
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NEW YORK, June 27.-rhe Herald
prints full page story giving details
regarding the lie and death Of VIM,
T.. Collins, well known company
promoter, who was found unconscious
ON tho night OF May n, AT the foot OF
a stairway OF an apartment house In
this city. The Herald states that In
formation has besn presented 10 the
grand Jury tondinR TO show that Col.
Inns was murdered. Ii has been pretty
generally believed ihat CoIlinsjs
death was due TO au accidental fall on
the stairway.
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VIII Snnr Hard.

In the Aroua Of the Salt Lake Ath.
letic club on wednssi lay night next
there will be, unless tho improbable
occurs, u glove contest Tor "poinls"
that will siArtle tho members. The
contestants are the "lSlAok PFinoe,p
who has been having things 90 bis
way for a considerable time Ia THU
locality, and Harry Taylor, Of Seattle,
whose record ~ = slugger In and about
the souni country IL said 10 be OF %
character that makeu most Of hi
darkey opponents turn pale.
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HARVARD DECLINES.


HENNfssY, OF, June 27-DepuJy
,heIliis from Woodward, %. H., hunting
Yep Wyatt, alias Dick YeAgeT, nnd
yang came suddenly upon four VI The
sahg sixty miles wesl Of HsHne5y.
Lnu outlaws mounted their hOues anu
sl'euipied TO escape. Shots wers eX.
ggnGngea. Charley Black, brother
IuitA Jack, killed ia the ClmRTon ugh
Hs11 weeks ngo,was seriously woundeO
~ lhe nip aud ono Ollie was eighty
,wVuhued' Tho wounded outlaw wa.
"el To his horse Rud the gang escaped.
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MlLFORD, Ill.,, Juns 27.-Wm.
Harms, aged 10 yeArs, has confessed I
setting fro 10 the livery barn Of II, {.
Chabot, IN whioh 81, ID. WILDER los
bis life Saturday night. he impli.
eates VIM. Butler, aged IS. The boy
nave boon placed In iail TO await IL {
November term OF court. They tot.
conflicting stores, one OF which impll.
Gates third peruon, who hired them
70 do the work. The other Ia that thsI
had grodge against the proprietor.
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NEW HoRK, June 27.-rhs World
sAys:
A republic is to be proclaimed in
Cubs. An election OF delegates will
take place In New York July, 10. All
the Cuban clubs Of tue United States
will be represented. Delegates will
choose a PRESIDENT for the provisional
government for the new republic.
Thomas Estrada Palma mas been ,e-
lecied to succeed Jose MART, the
lllustti Gus CUBAN martyT.D Immedi.
ately upon the pToclaiming OF the re-.
public inIerest-DeAfing bonds will be
Issued, redoemaolo when Spanish DOM
lnRlion ends.
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KENTUCKY CONVENTION,


LOUISVILLE, Ky. June g7.-Tho
Democratic state convention recon
vsned at $3.50 today with Ibo usual
large attendance. For state treasurer
the NAMES Of w. II. Gatdnor, John q.
HorndOn, W. q. Kendall ana II. L.
Ford were presented with eloqueu,
speeches. The ballot resulted: GArG-
neT, 2s6; Herndon, l72; Kendall, 9l!;
Ford, .7Oi; T.. Kenl0n, 5s' 4 motloa
to drop the lowest after each ballot war
adopted; 4iO yStea being necessary for
choice there was no nomination.
The second ballot for slate treasurer
resulted' Gardner, 1855; Herndon, a.;
Ford, ij9. Ford was declared the
nominee,
For auditor, Luke q. Norman was
nominated by AUolamaIiOn.
q. B. Swango was nominated for
register Of the land office, on tue sec.
Ond ballot.
w. J. Hendricks was nominated by
reclamation for attorney general.
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WILL DIsnIss TmE CASES
Against the Members Of America,
halfway InisD.

WAsIIsdTos, June 27.-Thsre will
he no more attempts ON the part OF the
government 10 prosecute tne 1870 mem.
bers Of tue American Railway union
Ia California, charged with paTtioipat
ing Ia the strike VI laB. July. Tho
attorney general advised tho United
states district attorney Ut San Fran.
cisco 10 use his own dissection IN tho
matter, ana no has replied that he
would dismiss the cases now psnding.
TIE reason for this action IL that the
evidence against this meeting IL con.
siJered insufficient. The cost tO the
government OF prosecuting the four
cases already tried was 10000 ana no
convictions were secured. AZ there IA
no additional evidence 10 be useu
against the other men, II IL consideTe1
impossible TO convict them.
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Educational Nnles.

Tho attendance at the summer school
has Increased from ninsiy.ave ycslsr.
day, 10 one hundred anu xix, To-Day,
An opettt,n under the direction of
Mr. u. d. Quay will be- given at Muir.
ray, July llth. Mr.. Quay will al.J
have charge u large onoTus class IN
TIE Fourth Of july program OF oxef.
ClsgH
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LONDON, June 27.-Mr. Thoma0
SS'usoh Bowles, the tory member OF
.IIlAment vino has made u special
s sWeh on tue governments fisheries
u'l' while riding along Rotten Row
rne. lofi Roeebory, to whom he 70
his thel that at las. tue seal fisheries
Ulll Ind been passed.
les" replied Lord Rosebcry
m',ughlng, "anl there has been u good
YEA OF fishing for the seals OF oiiicu
This week.U
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trlct, ant tl8 dallars lie now claimed (,
20 Tue PitIsbufg price. Billets have
oeen marked up from $50 to s2O.5O In
the same locality. Advances have also
Ocen scored In wrought pipes aud
tubes. The most radical advances.
however, appeared to have been made
IN plates The plate mills are almos,
without exec ton % completely sold
up that little can be promised IN the
way of early delivery.
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Police Charged with Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, June gO.-Josspn
Sttthlin, one Of thO men accused OF
being implicated In tho incendlary
firss in Gretua, out Of which grew the
lynching Of John Frye on Friday
morning, says that the lynchtd man
was hanged by the police. Frye, he
says, was nrst badly beaten by tue
chief OF police, and the officer who
captured MIN placed the rJpe around
hia neck, the other police officers
dtandiug ~ TO assist.
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NEW foER, June 27.-The Iron
~ 'ays' Tao upward course U.
t''cls mas been emphasized by tho nd
t,".o OF sS per iOu on sieOl railF. Thu
80 however, tbs western mills hay,
,a, 'hu beretclaries u the improvt,
eu' IN tbs usmGnd. The eastern
n - uu'acluroTs are awaiting the over.
wv, Hessomer pig iron is strong,
'"u large saltr In the PitIsburg dis
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warmers Prediction.

CLEVELAND, o., June 2z.--Gonersl
A. J. Warner said today II was evident
there would be- u ,plit In the Demo.
cratic party next year ON the oliver
question. He said tho silver men
must got together aud he believed a
candidate would be found ior when the
Democrats Of tho south and Rbpubll.
cans Of tho wsst and the Popullst,
weuid vote.
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PARsoSs, Kansas, June 27.-A war
Of determination has been comms noed
on the whisky shops in this CITY by
Mayor Stevens, ana as q rssult there Il
not a joint running. Msrsh hal Mason
arrested Perry WAldron ana William
Washington, the leaders Of tho whisky
puginess tousy. Each plead guilty,
waldron was fined $500 aud costs and
Washington $500. Each paid their
nnes anu quit ths business.
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VOLCANIC DIsTuHnANcE..
unusual Seismic Activity Ia Lever
California.

BAN DiEGO, Cal. Juns g7.-Vol-
CAME Disturbances are again reported
Ia Tue CbOcopgh country OF lower
California. George Neal, mining
man, habJust returned from that region
and says that on Sunday hu sEw smoke
ascending from the central peak VI
three mountains that rise several
hundred feet above tho desert. Toe
smoke spoutod high In the air ADD wac
accompanied by sounds like distant
oannonadlng. The Indians told Neal
that mud volcanoes, gas assures, hot
springs anu fire volcanoes weto all at
WORK more aUiivsly than ever.
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SEIZED ny ENGLAND.
4 Homemade kingdom Ia tho scout,
Atlantic Ocean.

NEW YORN, June 1.-THE Herald
,nyl: There are well.deiined IumOTs
ilatins around T. diplomatic circles
hat ths homemade Island Kingdom
if Baron Haden. Hickey, In the SOutu
Atlantic ocean, has been seized b!
England.
Baton James A. HaIen-Hicksy IT.
s9n-in.law OF the Standard Oh mil.
llonairc, John IL. Flaglrr. Ho was
oorn in California foTty'One yeara ago,
no has been u ParlBlan editor, hut W.
sxllfd from France on account Of
cartoon. 1t was ON one OF his man!