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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-20

Eve are told that we have spend
$4,000; $4,000 of that comes from
the national government for expert
mental work, by special appropria-
tion. and we have at Clemson a let
ter from the authorities at Washing
ton to deprive rs of the benefit of
that appropriation if we use it for
any other than purely experimental
purposes So we have to use that
appropriation for experimental pur-
poses solely, while the enemies of
the college contend that the national
appropriate on is enough to supper
the institution
"But even after thus using it and
depending on the other sources of
income, I think, and have said time
and again, that after we are thorough.
" equipped we can get along with
100000 additioua! to the appropria
tions, and think if the Legislature
will give US $4,000 and give the
balance OF the privilege tax to WIN
thrcp that the two colleges can be
run on the privilege tax almost with.
out an appropriation from the treas
ury."
How much of the S194, 900 was
for tuition fees %
There were 10 tuition fees charged
Il vii be remembered tba. during the
Constitutional convention the question
cf .ulioo fees was brought up, and |
was twitted. or rather the question was
asked. why 40 fees bad been charged.
Taking it IS personal a!iosior, said
sent my cheek fer The :ulf'on for rny
son. and had Dad il returned with the
statemont :na. Mr. Tiodal and myself
were the onIy '0o that had rendered
tui,ioa fees aud that the beard Ct trus-
tees, un3er he sct osp'ing he Glenn
son bequess. ;:aa aeciaed that We were
enfiled to free ;ui:on under Clemson S
viii. and tbe money vas returned
When | was governor ] once OF twice
called the attention Of the general as
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day, one dsy estlier thsu from other
p t., b. Gnu inu train runs only on
su ndey rom Ia 8 branch. On Sunday
at $3.50 p. m. o special from Butte nuu
informed ate p0iu,s arrived with Of
loaat five huudrei passengers.
From July ooh to 24'h special
H. ar VIII lehue Ogden 81 $3.50 a. N. and
In iiity minutes viii b. IN Sait Lake
cry. II win leave at ii O'Clock at
night after the HTeworkB and enter.
ininmont here. The fty minutes
aiken In the run form contrast 10
tne old pioneer days when thrly.seve1
mllee was day's journey, A apcoiul
rom Provo leaves on the Same uuys
at 1850 a.m. and arrives IN this city OF
$3.50. 1t Returns at 1915 n the oven.
Ing,
A special from Mammoth, Silver
city and biuscur reaches thia city Mt
0!45 a.m. nnd begins It's return at lO:i
pm. a suecisl from tins Terminus on
The Utah 6, Nevada branch leaves ~
1850 s.m. hnI arrives IN the city 1T
9:5O. This train returns at 1880 pm.
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James Knight advises us that the
lower tunnel OF the Humbug mine Is
now probably within forty ieet OF the
ore channel in which the ore was
struck ON the upper level. In the pro.
gress OF running the new tunnel
small vein OF low grade ore was
crossed, and Mr.. Knight states that he
expects to ct once elnk on this vein
with view to ascertainlng whether II
w.ll widen out or increase In value
The worklng shalt on the Uncle Sam.
is now down over $50 ieet ana Is go
ing down at rate OF tivs feet daily.
As soon rs the depth is too great for
the within, new steam hoist Will be
put UP on the mine. --rintic Miner.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.


The Senate hsi ph,sei - Joint req
Olution empowering the President to
take steps for the release Of Ous Mel
ton, and other Competitor prisoners
held by Spain.
The appointment OF NJ. Zjnovieil,
Russian ambassador ut Stockholm, 10
succeed Count De NeliJoil Al Russian
am bassador at Constsutinoplp, to-
gethsr with the lattet's transfer from
Conetantinople to Rome Is officially
gazetted today.
Information received from RiovlIle,
New, at the mouth OF the Virgil
river, says that Mouse, the Pahute
murderer, was killed at Muddy creek
in Lincoln county, Nevada, by u
posse OF pursuers.
M!ss Jean Ingeiow, tho distinguished
poet anu novelist, died In London last
night. She was In her 77tn year.
A cloud burst near Carnegie, Penn.
sylvanis, last night damaged property
to the extent OF SIS, 900. AT the Pan
Handle mines OF M. A. Hanna d
Company, the powder store hVute,
railroad tracks and cars were washed
RWay
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BREAD CAST UroN THE WATER.
NIucness 60 IA Presumably Poor Rsla-
two MeII neMRrde,.

New YORK, July 20.--A special to
the Journal and Advertiser from
Hazelton, Pa, says:
John Mcdonald, poor coal miner
Of Jeansville, suburb OF this city, is
now thankful that he extended hos.
pitsllty to an apparently poor and
ragged relative few days ego.
For this act OF kindnes, he lie des.
tined to receive by the Will OF rela-
i've in Grass Valley, Cal, SIS, 1000
With yearly income OF many thou
sands more.
Arthur Mcdonald the deceased reln.
tive, was an early settler in this sec.
ton and In 1853, thing OF the coal
regions went to the gold region
to California. From the frat he
prospered but all trace OF him was Lost
to the eastern relatives. He became
Interested in several gold mines and
was owner OF the Hudson Bay mine
which was a bonanza.
Two years ago Arthur Med nald
wishing to know whether the relA.
tives In tAe east We're worthy Of shar.
Ing his wealth IN the event OF his
death, cont his brother George hither,
disguised as poor and helpless
beggsr aoliolting help. He called on
john McDouald in JeaAsvlIie. Mr..
Mcdonald had large family to sup.
port and was not over burdened win
wealth but he welcome the relative
and gave the beet he had in the house.
The uncle left shortly aflerGard,
apparently satisfied that at least one
OF the relatives was deserving OF a
ehare Ia the legacy. He LETT TOR New
York City to visit another nephew bat
tho reception was OF different char.
soter rom that received In the coal
regions and he was told to move o .
the result 10 that tnis Que has been
cut off In the will with $50. Mr..
Mcdonald has received word OF the
ucsth OF bis uncle Arthur and also
other letters anu copy Of the Will,
me latter now being In the hands Of
Rev. MIR. Fltzmaurlce in this city.
rho letter was first communicate
with by the bishop OF the erase Valley
diocese to establish the iseutity OF the
Jeausville miner, which is now com.
p.ete,
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 2O.-Albert
s. Nicauis, an employe In a hat store,
ha9 instituted two sensational tuita.
Tue first IL against his wife, Pearl II.
Niuhols, for divorce, naming Ben G.
Burgess IS Correspondent. The Ink
making this record GU the court docket
was not dry when Nichols entered
tho second suit against Mr. Burgess
for $40 900 for alternating his wi'e's al.
fectlJns.
Probably no ono among the swell
ciuo set IL better known than ia Bur.
CESS. Almost since the organization OF
tee Kansas City club he has boon a
moving and energetic spirit in that
organization. He the Kansas Civ
agent OF Sweet, DemsEer d Co., an / ia
reputed to be man Of col siderable
means. He came here seventeen
years ago from Cleveland, Ohio. Bur.
CESS declares that the suit is an al
tempt at blackmail. Mrs. Nichols ia
visiting In Chicago.
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pay out profts until tho dawn OF an
other Jubilee celebration, fifty years
hence.
orc In the Hnciinc of tho VGlao--
Isnrlscrnbbis strike.

orc In the Incline of Tho valid
Isnrdserabbie strike.
Ore is being found in punches in the
incline being tnn from the upper
workings OF tho Valeo, anu II auS
thing 1t 10 OF better grade than tha!
found In the upper level. The fact Of
theiowet tuunel hos been In p1rpnyty
for two wesk1 and over, aud the man
agement expects TO encounter an ore
body IS toon as the "bell" is peuo.
lrated.
A Dozen or more snmplos from the
latest strike in the DRly-lhaL made
last week Ia the Ontario drain tunnel
have been assnyed, aud the returne
snow an average value Of 10 ounces in
silver and SO In gold. The pay streak
ts three Ieet In thickness, and Its
value shows the discovery to be OF the
greatest Importance TO the future Of
PARK City.
A report reached this city yesterday
from Morgan tnnt Thomas Mutchle
mad made rich discovery In HE
Hsrdscrabb!e property, tho vein en-
conntered running a. high as 90 per
cent In copper anu so ia gold. Its ex.
tent or exact location was not learned.
Mr.. Murchie Ia u PARK City man, and
as he is energetic auu always looking
Tor something in the precious metal
line, he would be- as apt to hnd 1t rs
anyone.
Phillip Morgan has taken an
eighteen months' lease on the MOI
gan mine, which atjoins the DAILY and
DAILY West. He will commence opera
tons at once, aud Us II is known that
the DAILY vein runs through this
ground, the extraction OF ore viii soon
commsn Mr. Morgan states that
willis the vein has not yet been
opened up, d few shifts work In DRIFT.
ing from The shait Will uncover it.
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Oregon Short Line Specials.

The Oregon Short Line mas male
extensive arrangements to handle
their part OF the Jubilee traffic. Special
trains are to be run from Utah points
daily ana come from the ouieide.
The fret party to arrive was
from the woo1 River branch, HALEY,
b llevuo IN ketcnum. Tnis trail
reached here at 9:O5 yesteruay IN IN.
iro. The Ncsntz w.r' snid m = tur-
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HEAVIER LAkE STRIKE.
we showing In tina, Min. N. m.
notion of tho Shnf,

reports Of most encouraging M.
ssshl,i continue TO come from the
"a T'sN y Lake district at Frisco, Utsb.
t H.. heAyer Lake company opetstinv
%,n . seems TO be destined TO = hapnS
bsune, 'ls laiest Indication of snn5
Al q sa we news of a strike In the sbeft
suep,n oil between 3s and 10 feat
Snupenntendent Walter q. Ge,cha,,
ib mi rs, T. 10 from the property, states
o,s a' 'no bottom Of the shaft N nj ,n
III mineral which runs ahont
al. pei cent copper, 81 In poIi
,boS ! ounces silver to the ton. Tbts
,o,t .,ng, being as 1t is 60 close 10 ths
The avr Is most gratifying indeed IN
tpcsnniis' The red oxide lof,natloo
go,ra n,eiel come time aga, ia No.
\ sbirES inlo native copper, samnlss s y,
nIn rSu "a, nave been brought in tram NH TO- ",
tflee. ~" ~ the company's
The ~ b. T. Carver the original lo,0,o, .,
4 ci,y Az Lake ground is nlso in tho
Ink, f., p ,. Carver has been in Ina, ,,sa
sNSii '' it9lttsen years snd proNan ' n U's,
tapd lhtn ne l1as gone througb ,bios
HI nan 'I,n 10 mining ventures and sav eA
sl6,Il , !, got iuto better ea nnu , says
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

CHICAGO, July 2O.-lhe Tribune
sayi. The glucose trust VIII have a
little bTolher one OF these days Boon.
He Will probably be- called for short
tho "Sytup rruSt." Last evening
there were assembled at the Com
meroial exchange representative OF
nearly sill the leading makers OF
sytup and jams-known to the trade
IA I'm xers''--in the country. Tbe
meeting was held behind closed doors.
hut 1t IL loaruey that committee OF
three was appointed to confer with g..
h. Matthieson OF the glucose trust.
The committee mot Mr.. Matthieson,
out he was non-c1mmittsl.
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ALL GOING 30 KLeNpYKE.
Tho Gold Fever Has struck Victoria,
II, q,

VICTORIA, b. c., July 20.-This
city Is full OF prospective miners wait.
Ing for steamers 10 tahe them north;
In short, the gold fever has struck the
Town, ami scotss OF men are throwing
up good positions in order TO seek
the-iortunes in the klondyke gold
fields.
John Pierce, a Wholesale merchant
has mRue somewhat novel PROPOSE
ton TO the Dominion government. He
has offered to pay $4,000 per annum
for period OF five or ten years for the
privilege OF collecting duty on goods
going into the Canadian section OF the
Yukon country. To ibis telegram to
this effect tins federal authorities have
as yet not vouchaa,ed an ane wcr; but
It 10 believed that customs officers will
bs sent up there to collect duty on
American goods which are being
taken into the county, Immediately.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
woULD.BE BANK ROBBERS.
The Cashier FrIChtsnH Thsm on and
Starts Ia Pursuit.


Starts Ia Pursuit.
ODEIL, ILL.,. July 20.-Two men en-
tered Williams bank and placing re-
vOlvers at the head OF Cashier Won
Buskirk ordered him to throw up his
hands aud pass over tue cash. You
BuNkirk was ready 10 meet just such
I'm emergency as he had weapons ut
his command, which he raleei to
shoot OF the lntiudeTs. The robbers
hsd. The cashier Of once rem GU. OF
the door and gave the alarm. People
and afoot followed the wonld.be rob
bers who ran to the east Of the
town where they jumped into
q buggy driven by two boys.
They drove the horses harJ
until they saw that the pursuers were
gaining on them when they leaped
out OF the buggy and made tor the
cornflelda. Hundreds OF people sur
rounded the tields anu after several
desperate attempts TO get away the
misoresnta were caught. Numegou;
shote were fred but no one WINS in-
jured. The robbers were brought. to
town and lodged in jail. TO await the
action OF the grand Jury.
Alta preliminary examination they
gave the names OF Frank w. jackson
and Harry Howard, both huiliug from
New YORK. II Ia supposed they are
the same PERSONS who made two At
tompis TO wreck the Wabash pay car
between Fsirbury and Forest last Sat-
urdRy.
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OS.
eos state street.

The lnrgts! ana beet selected stock
OF pianos AMI o!gars ever exhibited IN
Shit Lake city now on exhibition at
g05 State street (our now store). We
80 not claim We nave the cheapest, but
we DO cay we nave the best ior the
mice. anu have the goods In sock 10
back up cur statements. We cIruinlly
invite cur many friends and piano
and organ buyers 10 call at cur ware
rooms ana examine the new line Of
pianos ana oteeus Just ruCo.vr1. Il. n.
Jepkins's Temple OF music, new store,
gQ5 State s'gOe'.
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any old symptoms"
Dr.. Niles Remedies
are sold by all dru
gists under "a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money ~
funded. nool; On dts
eases Of the heart aud
nerves free. Address,
DIR MILES MEDICf
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men who struck yesterday went back
to work and sonle others cams nut.
The New rive amt West Virginia
Central regions sts working fnll tim g.
Dsbs Will speak vi Ryneaville to-
night ana spend toiay arrsging cam
paign With the organizsts and local
strike leaders.
Shipments continue heavy and there
is no apparent decrease of output from
the maximum before the hgitators be-
gan their work.
No effort to interfere with West
Virginia coal trains has been male.
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STRIKE ON LION HILL
,,,,, pIttssurs Miners Encounter a
''' Rich Body OF OT''
,,,,s OF THE rlSrAH FOUNTAINS
and Others Capture a Control
'''p ling interest In the Gal ma
B.aytr Lake Strike

sI vera. pI,IsOurs on Lion H'll re-. re-
Tue INV" ,rd from the property 10 'p0
' CIV, mat the miners had eno"un,
eiisc' ' aooa ore showing in sinking a
Isi'1 . s,,nn,spced shaft. Ths news
n's ',S.s lpdlcat.d that the discovery
rsS''' ono from which much was eA'
Va, on, so ' in consequences thereof the
I'''s, ,, I If the property were in a happy
if' na , ~ strike nothing further was
mill this morning, when ini"t'
. r'@a mole SUBSTANTIAL came to manu- u; !.
ni''l.. IN the nr.1ro Of o 'er''l1ale oil
=. .'., w" giving values of the ore eneoua,
'''ad and showing 1t to contain as
' ''' in silver and Sl.4O In gOiu
,,a ion. A letter also cAiue
,and explaining thai the above
70 wsre taken from the eiiVet
ssssss srd mat q gold ledge had beeh
lr aaSss M, the ore from when mao
tlens Sas rp sssayed yet. The silver
I sSa O crop. out in great macy places,
leuse s Ill as 1t does SIS ore. snu
i 1nI al point comparatively elise to
,bs surface, the future OF the ptoper.9
y ,baoght 10 bo already aHsureu' Ahe
aoIs ledge looks well and gives prom
y" -, visIdiug good values.
The work above referred to lie the
d., otIie,al development on the
r,oretly, former operations having
t.sa carried on in a hap-hszard anu
~, G from Systematic manner. From
n"v on, however, the ground Will be
.ynlored in business-iike way and
ssiote long the Little Pitteburg may
,sss rank with lis other noighbors on
Hon Hill IS q property ablo to pay
ntvilpnlD,
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PIONEER DAX RATES
REG eRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY

Ga July 23ri aud 24th tho Rio
Gaande Western Will sell tickets be-
tween any TWO stations on Its line at
iaeof one single fare for the round
trip. (rhis is in addition TO the Pho.
neur Jubilee rates 10 Salt Lake..
Tickets good until July .6.h. Spleu-
did opportunity for camping, fishing
end hunting parties to spend a few
iays In the mountains. Nothing can
beat the 6treims Ia and about Fish
Lake (near chHelj.)
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WHITE
Dress Fabrics.

A suowdrift Of cool loneliness in
white, thin. sheer novelties at the
lowest prices ever put on fiIst-class
goods.
White dotted Swisse5 with small
dots close together you'll be sur
pTised to get them ut (ylrdh...."S = c
1000 yards Satin striped and En-
broidered Nainsooks, made to sell at
acc ward, this week at tyard)..."lOC
White Cord Pique, the NEST FASH
ionabe fabric for skirting wear, a
special Bargain at yard ......".1 , &c
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PARIS, July 20.-The Figaro sRys
that month or Two ago DR.. Cornelius
Herr. OF Panama canal fame, wrote TO
Nj. Faure, demanding an indemnity
OF million OF francs from the French
government Tor iRlse accusations
brought az ainst him from French OIL
cials and IN. m ers OF the French par.
lament. In the course OF The letter he
laid stress upon his American citizen-
EMP ana asserted that he expected his
claim would be- energeticaily support
ed by the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

Nine care OF Horn silver conceI-
trates camo In from Frisco today.
Hon. p. r. Fsrusworth was expect
CD In from Nevada today.
Manager A. l.. Morris OF the Beaver
Lake company Ia slowly cOnvnlescing.
The South Swansea company will
pay its Jubilee dividend lomorrow.
The Geyser-Mar.on company lie ex.
peclei to declare its July dividend
shortly.
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d. g. Joteph Informs the NEWS that
.asfies Van Alstiue, Ii. I. Spencer
s s himself have just closed q deal
"uefeoy they come into possession OF
controlling Interest In the Gaiena
N al Fish Springs. This puts atom
y, y zoe consolidation OF this mine with
,ae uhh, ami Will bring abou, their
.suepe1dent operation. Mr.. Josenh
''a thata hoist will be nut on tbs
s III AZ once and that hereafter IL
sl0chaOlisEs. VI 'he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

The greatest attractions for ths least
money VIII be al CaldeT'a PARK.
Horse races in tho afternoon, Bicy.
Gle Eaces at night by electric light,
War ane Ghost Dancus by Indians nl
night, Illuminated Balloon ascensi0Us
" night, aDu many other expensive
RtlTsc ions, Admission to s!l only
oin.
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WASHINGTON, July 21.--It is semi
officially announced today That Preai.
dent Mckinley viii withhold his
currency message until after the con-
ference report on the tariff bill has
been adopted by the Senate. Tine r.
publican leaders In the Senlte DO not
deeiEe to have any new question
thrown into the Senate while the
debate is on, lest It may lead TO com.
pllcatious aud delay. II 10 In Difference
to tbeir opinions ana wishes that the
President has postponed sending the
message to Congress. He Is, OF course,
Gs anXious as any OF them can be 10
have the bill become law at the ear
Hest possible moment. AS soOn as the
Bill Is out Of the way, the currency
message will be sent to Congress.
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pencs Negotiations Suspended.

CoNsTANTINOPLB July 2O.--The
ambassadors nave forwarded to their
respective governments their joint
suggestione relative to the meHsuIes
they think necessary In view Of lie
contumacy Of the p rte.
Pending the arrival OF fresh instfuc.
lions the negotiations with Tew hc
Pasha have been faulty suspended.
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Rlch aardacrnbbie ORE.

Alex Nisbet of this city recently
visited the mine in which he o@ns u
large interest at HsIdscrRbble, Utah.
While there he went INTO the mine
and broke oil u piece Of rock which no
brought home with him. This piece
of rock he sent 10 Il reliable ussayer in
Denver. He has just received the
ssssyer's report, and finds that the
rock yields S9l In silver tO the ton.--
Uinta, Wy0., Herald.
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NEW York, July 2O.-Rlcardo De
Il qussas, the principal consplrator in
the pie, t. flood Costa Rlca with couu-
terieit bank bills, who lie now in Luj-
low stree, jail awaiting trial, has made
q written confession. His confession
complicates thTee wealthy COTE
planters in Costa Rica-Jose Cam.
,o.e, Jcus Vllalobos ami AnlvadoT
Ecampo Of Santo Domingo, Costa
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THE ONLY UP-TO-DATE
Silk Department
IN THE STATE.

Black Brocaded Silks, suitable for
skirts and capes, in Satin and eros
Gain grounds; every design new
this season We offer as a special
bargain the lot for (yard).......75c
Hot Weather Silks, light in texture,
but fine in wearing, 3SKc qualities,
lines Of checked Tatieta Silks, special
Tor yafd)-'..'.........." Z &c
Printed midas, new. novel designs.
1897 colorinEs in various widths at
(yard)..-.."3Oc, lOc. doe, 55c
Iabuiai Wash Silks, 400 yards fine
Lyon dyed, over 90 shades, including
the new puppies, pinks, reds, greens,
etc, good qnalily,only (yard).....3Oc
Changeable Taft ia Silks, rs pieces,
new, rustling, all new color combina-
tions, only (yard)...-"..-......."...7o zoe
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MADRID, July 20.-Senor Morety
Prenuergast, the liberal Leader and
former min ster, deliveted brilliant
speech at SaragOssa last night or tho
Cuban question.
He violently attacked the policy o.!
the government, especially its meth de
OF campaigning In Cuba, aud declared
that autonomy must be proclaimed.
"Autonomy for CuhR,'' he Bsid, sis
as much a necessity OF Spain as o.
Cuba" lie dwell imprcssively upon
this dangers TO which monarchy Is ex.
posed IL II does not obey the force OF
ubIic opinion.
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e,mps HvO ~ in the Mercur M,n,n,
is'p,cllSe na ~ Iiale recipients OF their
. loday. ~ pot 1i of dividend Ma
SIS 700 ana ,Ie 81 ui.trlbution being one NJ
DEM to aH1 giving the company + VHi o.
nrt ia IN 81 100000. The MeIcrr
Tue Her u ~ spiendid shape ana I ,,Dni
'''l' outlook may continue IRON IN
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CHINESE PARASOLS

For Chlliren's Day Parade 10000
Fancy Chinese Parssols are now on
sale at u q. 81. l., Waiser Bros. Dry
q ODDS o., +. AuefoAch " Br'. Puce
l0c. each. Every girl WIN iutsuds 10
participate Ma the parade must be pr
viigd with one OF these patasOls.
Price only 10 cents .nch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
Dixic's Day at Saltair.

Friday afternoon, July s3rd, The
people from Dixie attending the Ju0
loe are cordially invited to 20 to Sa
talr FRIDAY afternoon, July 23td.
Train leaves Rio Grauto Western DC,
pot ct 2:i5 pm. Fare 30 cint'
y. Ii. SNOW,
ID. IL. NORRIS.