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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-20

Minneapolis, Mimi. Sept. 2O.-Three
tramps held up a Great Northern
train at daylight this morning near
Smith Lake, Mimi They robbed sew
erai cattlemen. Two Of the robbers
succeeded In jumping from the train,
while the third was cornered and ar
rested, He gave his name as Fisher.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-20
BALLOTS. NOT nuLLErs.
bebs Lectures soundiy Against Incendiary
Utteranccs and Methods.

Chicago, Sept. 20.--Eugene V. Debs
attended meeting of Branch No. Of
me social Democracy al Journal Hall
lhst evening and lectured rs members
souhdly on the incendiary speeches of
the preceding Sunday. Mr.. Debs told
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-20

Rico. Colo. Sept 2O.-The Bank of
Rico has closed its doors The follow
ing notice il posted:
This bank closed in voluntary liqui-
datiOn by order of ]. Mcclure, prcst-
dent. Depositors will be paid in fun
and shortly.
Signed, Il. C. CHESEBRO,
"raShipr'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-20

The Corinne Opera company is com
lnG West and is making the trip
through western Colorado over the
Denver and Rio Grande, coming TO
this city by the Western.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-20

terry; but 1t is surmsed that Won
Blathetm was thrown overheard from
some foreign ship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-20

hethod or Manufacturing steel
From Iron and scrap.

FACING, Pa, Sept. 2O.-several gov
IA, 'eht officials We're In this city
week IN consultation with j. Ii.
tas,n.nter, the steel proJectlle manu-
air,o.ef whose proposition to make
plate for 500 O ton 10 now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-20

MORE CASES.

Halifax N. s., Sept. 2O.-Peary's
steamer the Hope is reported coming
into Sidney.
MORE CASES.
Edwards. Miss. Sept 2O.-Twelve
new eases of yellow fever since the
last report have developed; the total
number registered being 81. The quar-
antne is as strict and effective as is
possible 10 make 1t.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14

uro, An angel would sing that way
Tell me. why are angels always so fair
so blonde"
81 know one angel who is not blond. %
exclaimed Harry Benunck under cover
Of the music.
Come and see her. then, tomorrow
night at o" she said airily. You need
not send up your card That is some
times inconvenient. Simply come And
Harry Bentinck felt that he was dismiss
ed till tomorrow night at Q.
Nine. D'Arco sat by the fire as usual
slipping chocolate that smelled of Gin
namon and musk. when on the stroke Of
he appeared. There was little other light
in the room than freight. Two men rose
as he entered. My brother Nirgilio Cam
peador." said Gloria. He passes as my
aunts courier. John. Johns was our
mothers name She was American you
know. And this is General Piers Peter
sen" as the tall. gray haired man re-
seated himself She herself took low
place near the hearth. Campeador threw
4 stick upon the fire. and it blazed up and
iuumined her face rosny a moment. and
left her cleaning like a ghost For the
brief space no one spoke, and she began
softly singing little chausonnette. You
wanted TO hear about Cuba. she said
presently. breaking off her song. ut is
so sad 1 delay How can tell you Of Il
all? The oppression. the Infamous laws.
the impoverishing taxes. the injustices-
they are bad enough
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
WHEELING REGISTER, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1897

But once every year while he lived my
dear father took us home down to Cuba.
and sometimes we staid long enough in
Havana to hate the Spanlards worse than
before. and sometimes we spent long sea-
sons on the plantations among the noun
tains, and we rode through the intenden-
cias, he and l and Virgilio, from end 10 end
do you know it is a land larger than Ire
land?-and he taught me l am a Cuban
and never 10 forsake my country. And
now We have nothing. the coffee the to-
bacco. the cotton. all conhsoated." Ana
she threw out her empty hands. palms
downward. we should be beggars. Vir
gilio and I, but for my aunt. And she is
not quite sure that we are not mad. All
that we had has been given TO the cause.
But judge if we love Spain the more
Love her. exclaimed Harry Bentinck.
"She is the remnant of the dark ages"
Il knew you would think so" she said,
giving him again the melting glance. 81
should never have dared talk TO you so
freely had I not been sure of II. I felt it
that day I first saw you in the Senate
chamber, and l myself as well as those
Senators have read your speech" And
then she repeated in those liquid tones Of
hers. which TO Harry Bentnck's excited
ears seemed sweet as flute bubbling over
water the last paragraph of that speech
of his. There was nothing more for the
Senorita Gloria Campeador to do.
You may be sure that Mr.. Harry Ben
tinck was at the opera that night. The
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
NOTES OF THE DAY.

In France the doctors claim on the es-
tate OF deceased patient has precedence
of all others.
Icwa's State fair this year will be open
on Sunday. The machinery will be idle
and religious services will be held.
The most powerful feet that has ever
been seen on the waters OF the Baltic will
assemble there this spring Under the flag
of Russia
\ farmer Of O-ello. Fla. recently found
a hairpin made Of something like gutta
percha four feet below the surface in an
Indian shell mound.
There are now seven antitrust bills be-
fore the Legislature of Massachusetts,. one
in the Senate and six I'm the House. and
there may be others shortly.
Thieves threw a hook and lire through
an open Window of "a house az Monterey.
Mex. and stole the bed clothes under
which the owner OF the house was Sleep
ing.
London has now got penny-ln-the-slot
refrsshment bar Itis a temperance house.
The customer holds his glass under a tap
labeled with the name OF his particular
vanity. and then drops his penny in the
slot with liquid results
4 trial has been made Of new sea-div-
ing dress I'm the deepest part Of sydney
harbor The diver went down I'm twenty
six and one-half fathoms and remained az
the bottom for fifty minutes When no
came up he showed no signs or distress
The United States sent 0300O.O00 pounds
of ham 10 Great Britain last year. some
thing over 3C0.0O0.Oo1 pounds OF American
bacon took the same reference and as FOR
our lard, Grea; Britain received - per
cent. of the total exports which amount
ed to 100000 pounds.
one historiacal authority states that ths
earliest discovery Of iron within the pres
ent limits of this country was in the noun
tain range of western North Carolint. and
the first effort TO manufacture 10 into
merchandise form was made I'm the State
OF Virginia I'm 1919 The foundry was de-
| stroyed by the Indians I'm 1922.
A citizen of Brooklyn has the largest
known collection OF bills OF fare. There
are over 1900 i'm the collection. embracing
everything from the cracked slate Of a
mining camp dugou, to the extended en-
trees with which Queen Victoria fat,ened
her subjects on Jubilee day and the Car
gorged his starving thousands.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14

IT, half under her breath, when my
one thought. my one hope, is for my
country.
She was so beautiful, so imprisoned,
as She stood there. still, half leaning,
wfth certain languor of attitude, but
with such q glow in her eye. on her
smile. that Harry Bentinck felt sud
den. strange dislike of other eyes upon
hcr. You shall tell me about II, he
said
Here. i'm a ballroom she replied
gayly. All. YOU will forgive me that l
spoke of anything so sad and serious
when we should do nothing but dance.
And then the music began again, and
NI~. Ben mex. who had not danced for
years. hardly knew how il was that he
was whirling down the room, with an
arm about that supple waist, with that
fragrant hair almost touching his
shoulder and with his senses stepped
I'm the subtle spell of the warmth, the
righteousness of the moment, the music
Ouickeniug into q mad movement and
sweeping them al its will.
"St0p," she said imperiously, as the
dance surged on. Stop, Ii is not the
way like to dance. I will not be taken
out of myself so. And the color flashed
over her face. but left it as instantly
i'm it's creamy pallor, as they paused
where the wind blew in and recovered
their breath under the bOugh OF a great
Dalm She waved her fan slowly, she'd
ding its violet wood odOr about her.
Thep she looked M and smiled her
slow delightful smile. Dancing is like
lffe is f. uot9" she said. Now you
,,,,s+ take me away 10 my aunt And
rs rbev went along she added, You
reverse very We'll
II was with difficulty that they
dreaded the crowd, detained at every
rr~D nv SITUATIONS and now and then
aCc0s+ed bv men who bowed their sleek
5srt- heads and murmered some French
nj, SDanisb sentence as they passed.
,rbev naused AT length before a sleepy
woman of massive proportions, who sat
i'm a row of stately danes as wear! do
herself. u, ~.
Ma tante." she said, this is Mr..
Rentinck. l have introduced myseH 10
him have danced with him. nave
committed every impropriety-naVe l
moi Mr.. Decentralization a duehha
should prevent and of when cnap-
er9n should disapproye. and want
Won 10 condone them ALL sun SpeaA-
inc rapidlv in French. by inviting MI
Pentincb-NIr. Bentinck, Nine. u Arco
TO cali upon you at the Arlington.
Won't you?' ,.r moro
than human TO resist that coaXing ac-
cent. and she murmured somethl i,s,
and Mr.. Bentinck acknowledging .n0
introduction and the invitation muir
INJURED something else. 81,
You speak French 10 the mau"iAo'
he said in some surprise.
Instead of Spanish? Never Spanish
when any other language. even that oil
dumb signs. can be used. That tongue
of the peninsulares, I would have all
am my countrymen forswear that span
ism and some day speak only the Amer,
an" Ind then dancer he'd claimed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14

his a moment. lie took # and held 81. and
whom he left he bent ard raised fl 20 his
lips. and his eyes said all his lips dared
not. and the long dashed. shining eyes Of
hers returned the gaze one fun moment
and fen again and the soft. red mouth
trcmbled. And under the influence Of the
beautiful girl and her heroic impetuous-
ness. Of the ardent and convincing elo-
queucc. Of the strange. potent draft. when
Mr.. Bentinck went his way. al an hour
well into morning, DE thought he under
stood the Cuban question thoroughly. and
he had promised 10 aid the cause to the
extent OF the whole Of his power and the
hall Of his fortune.
He WAS s;iu under the glamour. still
full OF the fcryor Of Gloria's enthusiasm
when the next day he sat in the commit
tee room sorting his mail. and in an an
CRY amaze Dc found his desk half covered
with letters from his constituents. urging
him. as he valued their support. to resist
10y every means at his command the en-
croachments OF the Cuban sympathizers.
60 be Continued)
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
b. YRRRIET.P RESCOTT.SPoFFoRD.

life and he had better be at home read
ing up on international law. when sud
denly. like a statue in relief against
mass of messy greenery, he saw Gloria,
clad i'm white satin. her fingers playing
wiki the rope OF pearls that, falling
from the high comb in her blue black,
shining hair wound about her throat
and fell again below the waist At
that moment she dropped her ian.
Thank you, Ir. Bentinck,' she said
very distinctly as he bent and restored
IT, and then he bent again and almost
as low. "I saw YOU she said then,
with an eChanting smile, in the SEN
ate chamber. / asked who you were -
"Ialso. senorita-I saw you % he muir
mured but no one has told ME your
name
Il am Gloria Campeador,' she said
gently. They do call me senorlta,
although 1 am Cuban born. But have
lived so long i'm New York, out OF my
own country. the habits follow me -
You call Cuba a country, then?
asked Mr.. Bentinck.
Cuba a country, The heavy white
lids lifted i'm a flash What do you call
it. then9" a Spanish dependency? No,
no, She is chained and bound and
bleeding. but she is utterly country
the Youngest of all the countries, may
be-my country" Although she spoke
so low. with a sort of restraint in her
voice. there was a fire beneath the tone
that kindled response in the hearer
You make me believe YOU he said
All. then. she replied, with quick
laugh. as she threw open her fan, that
repays me for keeping my temper. And
Won know Il is difncult." she said quick
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
CHRISTIAN SOCIALISM.
The Churchman.

The Churchuan. $50.
According TO the greatest and most
optimistic theorist OF modern Anglo,
Saxon philosophy Herbert spencer spence,
Of nresenf social and economic condi,
tiors lies in the ethical disposition ana
c clU,I "A the individual surely TINS
onens n [ way for the intro iuction Of
What We NAV cali Christian socialism.
W. go W. as constructed according TO
t ~ 'U naVi,l Of christ. do unto all men
&c va VOL H. they should do unto you,
NJ r.o sbonll have a condition OF things
which willie it REALIZED me GRAN oa,, "a
the Socially and the commune !5a Ill III
be meintainsd without either ~. Iae ,n 1a,,s
cies of the one or the vague anu ih@De :
ouate motive Of the other
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
COULDN'T TELL a LIE

one evening half a dozen keen ehootlsH
were sitting around The fire OF Il country
inn. talking cnd-wen. EARNING.
The conversation turned on shooting.
and one of them. famed for his stretch
ing" related the following story:
zone day. when out shooting 7 passed
through strawyard. and there / saw a
great number OF woodpiseons sitting on a
stack. I thought that this was chance
that ought not to be missed. so / bent the
barrel of my gun in semi-cIrcle and fired
al the stack The shot went round and
round it. killing forty-nine pigeons"
couldn't you say fifty instead OF forty
nine?" said one Of the rest.
NO" replied the other; 81 would not
tell lie fo- the sake Of one pigeon. Tit
Bits.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14

music fed his mood. ] think 1t was LII
cia." and Christine Nilsson was singing IL
with a divine abandonment of Tassion that
suited him. Flowers and feathers and Jew
els and pretty faces put the dingy little
National to shame and the young al
taches down in the front row stood up ana
surveyed the audience through their oper"
glasses. and made calls between the acts,
and broke in body for the lower boN
when by "A conseutaneous movement every
eve in the house was turned upon the party
entering. there and Gloria. shroudeI IL
black lace. stood there moment Ike the
dark. contrasting shadow Of the Whlta
beauty on the stage.
If n queen had conferred kuiShthood
on Harry Brenurck, he would have ie.t
less horored than he did at the incIind-
ton of thvt lovely head and the scarcely
pcrceptible motion of the fan in his d.
rection. Il have some news that makes
me ve.y happy, she murmured When he
was beside her. Il had hat the mind to
put on my yellow satin, with my aunt S
diamond butterflies -
II thought you were in mourning he
said. taking her fan and opening and clos
ing it.
For my country, only for Cuba and
her sorrows. Ny heart is so often heavy
for her But sometimes l wear blue be-
cause it is the national color. ! swathe
myself from head to foot in ii. But. al
as" and she sighed and she laughed,
blue is not becoming to brunettes,'
ION the contrary l should say Tat it
ro,-oaIe gvH bfphtore their fins 30
"Ah. wei. would do more than wear
blue for Cuba she said, still gayly.
you see, my heart is light Tonight for
We hear that Hornito has made harbor
and landed her passengers and delivered
her cargo. That is good It was rifles,
that cargo. And now there is more work
to be done-more recruits. mo.e guns-ah.
llstanI HOW dolicinms lint MLlie orna.-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14

.. darkness Of the greatest secret Of
- ne had fallen irccoFeraoiy I'D
.. with Gloria Campeaj0r.
. old Senator glanced Up into the
.E and Glanced away again. he
,. nothing there TO- detaju The eye im-
.'r-jusr pretty woman. BUT
Harry Bent,uck saw was am Jne
..r.r.a 90 old Spain. OF young Cuod.
H0rl OF innocence. of beauty, OF
.. AS The girl stood an instant
ha. companion seated herself one
.. t.r.I syelte figure and observed
,.. u.nHauke effect of her hat and
for She was iu @ s1I- of hdl mourn
u. chen the perfect paIlor as
smooth and exquisite as chat or me
- ora cape jasmine, and the tace in
re~ features were Chlsled Ike
delicate sculpture. and where me
large and black fr.uged. g.oWed
davis. unknown Jewels
... u amer beauties of the skies,
.. ycu when the moon do-h
. H.u-rek was saying 20 himself
a WAS making for the gallery
Anthony should introduce him,
r- F.. was met by this Senator and
concentrations on ms speech
.. before iu the other house.
.al tin there were TOO many
Cd make it wise 90 add himself
.rHstfrsuishaale number, even
Vice President had not left his
then and walked with him 10
i where NE might speak with Nun
beet off mutual interest for the
..-eressman was already pep
some Importance. Wei, he
make injuries 10y and by. me
He was not TO be batled IN
Oh which he had set mis-
- meanwhile here was this press
of business. and there was the
I-uer. and the Cuban matter,
bee knew nothing. 10 loon up
Interview iu The LiCtOr I'M the M
some of the people 0t nome
Wished t1 maintain the status quo.
.0e time passed. And the next
Her. were d pair of constituents
.tareJ that they owned him'
..u care of and shown the city,
We're the committee meet
matter 10 DE laid before the
and Harry BentiuCk found
man who served his country
r.. much time i'm which TO serve
81. tho same he had not turn
corner without looking up and
at although many of the young
taking their afternoon stroll on
u. or driving up and down IT'S
bent for q second glance at the
. handsome Young fellow with
...less Of youth still on his
nance. swinging down from the
D his wish Co see one he saw
Was quite perfunCyOrily and be-
Dr. was expected of him. being on
..mmi,tee Tor foreign affairs. that
n- Cd the bah at the Mexican le-
.n. He wandered through the
seeing few that ne knew and
a.rs he was not made for social
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14

1907 rv Harriet Prescott
S.0GorI.
PARTL
once the heads Of the grave
rarard seigneurs in the Senate
were turned toward the dip
e.Irry and Harry Beatinck's
With them. lie had just come I'M
House 20 consult one of the
u. his state regarding point
The heads slowly turned
and The business of the
et really had not had an APP
pause. was resumed. Kindly
that this was some years
"raus the heads of Senators
SD easily turned to-day
saut moment but In that mo-
things had made shift TO
and nothing was ever quite the
Harry Bentiuck. member o.
from q district famed for
powerful member and a man
rather remarkable things were
si his hands across his eyes
quick involuntary motion.
said Senator MacAIichaeL
whose desk he stood Well. then,
care. There are hidden reefs i'm
water Wiser men than YOU have
Cd shj9Wreck over just such
- what was that 10 Harry Ben
' He was suddenly aware that ne
....-.. his own life aware of DC with
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
Languages LESSON.

Philadelphia Times.
spell ferment and give its definition"
requested the school teacher. Fer
n,-e-n-t ferment 10 work" responded the
dmlnutiye maiden. Vow place II IN
sentence. 20 that ] may be sure you under
stand lts meaningI said the II--a<ss--@
the summer / would rather play out OF
doors than ferment in the school house ."
returned the small scholar with such Co.
,ided frankness and unconscious humor
that the teacher found II hard to suppress
q .nliln
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
HUMOROUS ANECDOTES.

board school teacher tells the folIo
iag tale with much gusto.
Of was giving a geography lesson on
China the other day. and mentioned 10
vast population-over four hundred mill
lions. To present some idea OF what
stupcndous number implied. ] explained
that If We calculated what must DO ths
corresponding number of deaths among
tine Chinese. there must Doe az .eas: two
persons die every time We take breath.
The Illustration somewhat startled me
lovs and am Involuntary gasp showed that
+, had been appreciated Daring the morn
ing noticed 20 lutl, fellow who appeared
very uncomfortable Ills face was flush
cd with exortion. and ho was pulling ami
Wheeling like am asthm1uc steam engine.
"..What is the matter. Tommy ] IN
ouired with alarm What are YOU a.
ing?'
killing Cinnamon Dc answered. la-
conicalIy. q don't ike them foreigners az
an. and I'm a getting rid OF just as many
as / can
A passenger who was riding on n bus
one day iu london noticed that the driver
was thrashinc his horses most HHmei'.-
fully. The driver at last turned round
and recognizing the passenger "s ii'-
quent rider. said. "Do you believe 100 WIZ.
they calls the tran moSorinr'uo" ol
souls2"
"Wcn." was tho answer. OF maven NJ
any very decided opinion about I- why
do YOU ask? DO you believe i'.
n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14

A little girl whose mother secretly sent
her the other day to spirit shop. ran the
whole way shouting to herself: ~ gill O.
whisky. an dinna tell onybody. scottish
Nights
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14
HOW IT HELPS.

New Orleans Picayune.
good dinner braces a man up and helps
him 10 endure after-dInner speaking.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-28
SPAIN NOT W|A|RLIKE.''
Answer to Noodford's MITE Coatslss
Nothing Oifeasive.
1T IS NOT ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY
But the Administrations Will Do
Nothing Else Now.
.sAGAsTA TO HAVE a CHANCE
To Subduc the Insurgents ami la
stitute Autonomy.
M'KlNLEY Has WOODFORD'S MESSAGE
IL VIII Not he Given 10 the Puhlic,
However, Until the Cabinet
Hns ntscuss~1 n
But the Administration Viii Do
Nothing Else Now.
sAGAsTA TO HAVE 4 CHANCE
To Subduc the Insurgents and La
stitute Autonomy.
M'KlNLEY Has WOODF0RD's MESSAGE
It VIII Not he Given 10 the Pubic,
However, Until the Cabinet
Has Discussed IL.

Washington October E.--'rhe event OF
tho day at tho state department. was tho
receipt of the iong-expccted csublcgram
from United states Minister wocdhord at
Madrid, transmitting the answer Of the
Spanish government. There We're little
less than 1000 words In the message from
Mr. Woodford. for instead of cabling the
whole of the Spanish answer to his note
he had contenaed himself with reducing
tho matter TO a brief outline. a copy w.,s
taken at once to the president and after
duo opportunity had been allowed HAN to
read the message. All application was
made for a statement Of It's contents or
nature
This was declined by Secretary Porter.
and II was said THAT under no clrcu--,-
stances would tho correspondence be rntidc
public until the cabIne, had considered 1t.
From unofficial information, 1t Is evil
don't that dn neither language iar subject
matter 10 the comnnnicatloa likely TO bs
taken as offensive by oDr government, 1t
may be, 1t Is true. regarded as insufficient
to meet tho issue presented by Mir. Wood
FORD In his note; but OF this the state de-