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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-29
NOTICE.

The Daily Herald to mail subscribe
ers must be paid in advance for the
time ordered. Old subscribers must
comply with this r4le on or before
June lst After that date all papers
not paid Tor in advance viii be dis
continued.
THE HERALD COMPANY.
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w. L. Eastman has purchased the
entire stock of Spencer & Lynch's from
Mr.. Mccormick, including large. fine
stock from Columbus, o. The public
now has the only chance this season to
get the best Of foot wear at low prices;
good stock and style. This sale will
continue till sold out
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FOR LETTER CARRIERS.
The Colorado Midland Puts In a Low
Rate Tor Them.


Rate For Them
Denver, Colo, Aug. 2S--The Colorado
Midland has announced rate of the
regular fare one way for the round trip
from Denver to San Francisco; tick
cts good for 80 days. to be on sale one
day only. Sept. 1.
The sudden action on the part of Gen
eraI Passenger Agent Bailey was
brought about by the report from Chi
cago that the 500 delegates to tba let
ter carriers convention in San Fran
cisco had been side-tracked in Chicago
owing 10 their inability to secure rates
further west.
Mr. Bailey wired Chicago, informing
the Rock Island people of his action
and urging upon them the Importance
OF sending the delegates through TO
san Francisco. He has not yet received
an answer.
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A CUTTING ARRAY,
ROW BETWEEN TWO CONyICTS
AT THE STATE PRISON.
Convict Dolan Assaulted By Convict
Fairbanks and Rather Severely
Injured-Warden Dow's Statement

Occasionally there happens at the
state penitentisry an incident CT
greater or less moment that is apt to
remain ? secret within the prison
walls. Last Saturday enc of these in
cidents occurred. but with the publica-
tion of the circumstances in this MORN
ing's Herald the secrecy surrounding
the last known Denitentiary inciden,.
viii be removed, but GnUbtless efforts
on TIE part OF some of the officials to
belittle the aforesaid incident VIII prob
a0ly be made. Although the item be-
came ripe g week ago the facts have
lust leaked op,. but old as it is. the
rem is sill fresh news to the outside
world.
CONVICT 0CLAN CUT BY FAIR
BANKS.
AS related b. Warden Dow. in re-
Spouse TO INQUIRIES last evening, the
facts are that last Saturday two con-
victs. Dolal and Fairbanks. had a fall
ing out. resulting in the latter slashing
Dolan under the arm with a small
blade of his pocket knife. It was
claimed that Dolan received the cut in
an accidental fall. but the warden be-
lieves that Fairbanks committed >ae
assault and is disciplining him for his
indiscretion. Warden Dow also sslted
that the victim of the cut has Almost
fully recovered from his injuries, in
fact is we'll now.
USE OF POCKET KNIVES PER
M!TTED.
The reporter thought it strange that
prisoners should be allowed to carry
knives. but Wa "a n Dow dispelled all
anazernent by explaining that harmless
pocket knives. with blades rot over one
inch- We're permitted 10 be used by con-
viCtS who could not get along without
them While making brides, whips, fans
and other articles from leather or wood
RATHER SER .oUs.
On the ether hand. DR.. Albert c..
YounG, the prison surgeon, is said to
have stated to a fellow official yest en-
day that Dolan's injuries were quite
serious, the deep. long cut exposing his
intestnes. and thar had the blade gene
a fraction of an inch further Dolan
would have beea the subject for a
cor0aer's Jury 10 act upon.
It is also related as coming from DR..
Young that the first stitches were taken
out yesterday from Dolan's side. away
down in the abdominal cavity, and that
While so doing the patient demonstrated
that he did not have even a little bit of
physical courage.
Unfortunately DR.. Young could not
be located in town las evening for a
verlfcat.on of the statement attributed
10 him.
FURTHER PUNISHMENT FOR
FAIRBANKS.
The further punishment of Fairbanks
will NOT he a n a4tar- for the state hoa ri
of corrections to act upon, that being in
the warden's jurisdiction. but undoubt-
e6ly- he will have to answer to crinfi-
nal charge in the district court for
committing the assault On his compan-
ion prisoner.
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The lake resorts count on heavy pat
ronage today.
The Short Line excursion from Salt
Lake to Ogden canyon this morning
viii take up large party.
Business is increasing so rapidly on
the Union Pacific that it becomes nee
essary to put on more freight crews
Immediately. Five crews will be
added at Cheyenne and two at Lara
ME.
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Dissnlrtion Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm
known as the Utah Butter house. con-
sisttn~ of ]. Med. Hays and W. F.. Far
rar has this day dissolved partnership.
]. Med. HAYS.
W. z. FARRAR,
The business will be continued at the
old stand. IS West First South, by J.
Sail Ike CITY. Aug 2s 1897.
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Hotels.

Believing that the people of Salt Lake
need come but once to fully appreciate
the great advantages and happy COM
bination of the New Templeton cafe
and restaurant offered by its proprie-
tor Mr.. Don Porter. he fully intends
to and will make it the ideal 'eating
place for yourselves, your wives, moth
ers, sisters, families and friends.
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WOMEN ARE INTERESTED.
Will Demand Representation
on the Ticket.
THREE FOR THE COUNCIL.
THEIR CLUB WILL ASK FOR
THE CITY AUDITOR.

DR.. Ellen B. Ferguson Wants the
Place-Mrs. La Barthe For the
Board of Education = Announce
ment of Kenyon's Candidacy
Causes CONSERVATION Among
Those Who Didn't Want the Snap
Given Away-other Odd Bits of
Political Gossip.
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Utah Goal

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump. nut and slack
Anthracite. all sizes. 50 per ton until
Sept l.
P Y. Coal company. 73 Main street.
Z. !. Sharp. ageut. Telephone, 429.
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Executors Report.

The report of the executors of the last
will and testament of Martin H. Peck,
deceased was filed yesterday with the
county clerk and Sept 10 was set for
hearing the petition for its approval. The
report shows a balance ON hand of s6563.35.
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STIMPSoN RESIGNS.
The Signal Corps Loses Very Eff
ficient OfTicer-

The signal corps of the National
Guard is to lose valuable officer in
the person of Lieutenant w. E. Stimp-
son, who Will forward his resignation
to headquarters within short time.
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New Stock
Boys school shoes.
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
Orc
MORTGAGES SALE-140 MAIN.
Final Closing Out Sale of Crsckery,
n1ar---.

China and Glassware.
Complete dinner sets in French.
German and English porcelain, 100
pieces, from $3.50 to $3.50
All broken sets and broken stock
patterns at less than eastern cost.
Immense bargains in bar and ia
Bile glassware.
Twelve refrigerators of the cele-
DRAFTED Jewett manufacture at 20
per cent less than eastern cost.
All brio q brac still en- hand must
go at one-third of actual cost.
All goods remaining on hand by
Sept. l will be closed out at whole
sale. Bids will be received after
Aug. 90.
WELLS, FARGO & Co,
Mortgages. 40 Main street.
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Closing Out

CIos1ng Out
Our light weight summer underwear.
Some special bargains to offer you
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1876 Main street,
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; pays S per
cent on deposits. 2 Armstrong, pres
?. w Madsen. Vice-pres., J. Z. Jea-
nings. CASHIER - Z. LIST South street
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killing Grouse Out of Season.

p. o. Perkins was arrested on war
rant issued from Justice Margetts' court
on the complaint of Deputy Game Warden
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Do not buy until you have seen them;
new upright pianos from SITS and up
wards Temple of Music, 205 South
State street.
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Abstracts furnished. titles insured
and Interest paid on deposits by mas
Title Insurance and Trust COMPANY
-G6 Main street
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Beautiful upright w. w. Kimball
piano for only $50. Temple of Music,
205 South State street.
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Stylish Fall Hats.

our new Miller" '.Warburton,"
'DenneyD and "Schoble" derbies very
stylish.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
16G Main street
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Martin earn. charging Perkins with kill
ing grouse on Aug. % when the season
does not open until Sept 1. He will have
a hearing on Monday.
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Light, lighter, lightest, is the pas
try made from Hewlett's Three
Crown Baking Powder.
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WARMING s yRNTILATING

p. ]. MORAN STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventiIattng apparatus.
No. 70, West Second South.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK

THE DAVIS JAMES CO. plumbing and
cornice work No. 81 Main street.
MARK SPENCER ga Richards street.
All kinds of tin and sheet iron work.
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Children's pebble grain, sizes to 2, all
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
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DR.. e. NJ Keyser. dentist. has new
and elegant parlors in the Auerbach
building, 162 Main street. Rooms 200
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400 Bows Suits

Thrown on our center counters in ten
special lots at tremendous reductions
at f. AUERBACH & BRO.
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ONLY 81 TO OGDEN AND RETURN
VIA Oregon Short Line Railroad.

Via Oregon Short Line Railroad,
Sunday, Aug %. Fare for the round
trip, including a drive through Ogden
canyon and dinner at the Hermitage
only $l75. a visit to the great over
flow falls and inspection of the Pioneer
Power plant. Train leaves at S a. m.
returning at 7:15 p. M
Best and Cheapest School Shoes
AT New York Cash Store.
Grand Sale of Boys Clothing
This week at
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SCHOOLS,

SALT LAKE COLLEGIATE INsTI-
tute-Day school boarding. music. Ex-
perienced teachers. college graduates.
Expenses moderate. K. ]. Caskey, Prin.
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DR.. E. M. Keyser has relocated in the
Auerbach building. second floor. Rooms
200-201 162 Main street.
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The usual popular concert at Saltair
today. given by Christensen's select
military band.
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WEBER COAL COMPANY.

g The Weber Coal company offers for
sale cheap the coal sheds. platforms.
ware house. stable. scale shed, containing
form scales and scoop shovels. wheel
barrows forks. etc. also office furniture,
two desks. chairs. small iron safe. lamps,
and Shafts, double and single harness.
INQUIRE at coal yard. 221 South Third
West
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SOCIETIES.

MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. 2. A. F. and
A NJ Regular communications held at
Masonic hall the second Monday of each
month Members of sister lodges and
sojourning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited TO attend
JOSEPH G. BYWATER. W. NJ.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
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Silver and Lead Quotations.
GENERAL MARKETS.

Silver-52
Lo0d-Brokers. $50: exchange, SS.s5.
Copper-Brokers'. l0ll; exchange, IA.
GENERA. MARKETS.
New Yorl5-Yyan stNeet makes a re-
markAbie showing Of strength for Salur-
day, whole list tending steadily upward
with scarcely a hale.
Kansas City-Caele steady; hogs, 5ql0
lower; sheep Steady.
Onaba-Caotle Steady; hogs, 5dlO lower;
sheep steady
Ohicago-Hogs, Csc higher than a week
ago; sheep IN good demand.
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STEAM HEATING.

THE DAVIS JAMES CO.. steam and
hot water heating. No. 81 Main street.
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Grand Sale OF Bows, Clothing
Go To

This week at
F. AUERBACH & BROS.
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School Shoes.

Booth. Lee &c Gray, lawyers. removed
Offices to fifth floor. Auerbach block
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Railway Notes.

There is no likelihood whatever of a
strike on the Port Arthur route. -
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LOST.


LARGE RED POCKETBOOR. contain
ing freight bills. two open checks. Re
turn 70 NJ. Kimball IS East First North,
and be rewarded.
ONE DIAMOND CIRCLE BROOCH of
24 diamonds. Lost on west side of Main
street between First South and Third
South; $50 reward offered for return OF
same to Joslan & Park.
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GARFIELD BEACH.
Time Card In Effect August LIST.

Time Card In Effect August 1st.
Leave Arrive Leave Arrive
Salt Lake. Garfield. Garfield. Salt Lake.
*7:45 am. 1916 am. 1925 pm. 1:05 pm.
1915 am 1876 am. 1910 pm. $500 p, m.
2:15 pm. 2;55 pm. AIS pm ASS pm.
Ais pm. 4:55 pm. $50 pm $50 pm.
$50 pm. Clio pm. $3.50 pm. $40 pm.
700 pm. 7:40 pm. 1000 pm. 10: 40 pm.
*Daily except Sundays.
Olsen's orchestra afternoon and e> NJ
ing. Boating, bathing, dancing. Fare
and bath, 80 cents Depot corner First
South and Fourth West
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New York Cash Store for your school
shoes.
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NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.

Mayors Office. Aug. q, 1885,.
Water Consumers:
Your autentson is called to section 10
of the city ordinance in relation 10 the
use of water, which Will hereafter be
rigidly enforced.
JAMES GLENDINNING. Mayor.
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Umbrellas and Parasols
Covered and repaired. NJ. Meyer, 196 East
First South. east of City hall
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We Are Unexcelled.

Our work on shirts, collars. cuffs,
hannels and shirt waists: best on earth.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
Telephone 1872 166 Main street.
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STOLEN.

AN IMPERIAL racing bicycle. green.
with gold stripes. Suitable reward will
be paid for its return 10 Salt Lake Hard
ware company.
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Grand Sale of Boys Clothing
This week az
F. AUERBACH & BROS.
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EnDEEs! Chichester's English Pennyroya Pills
ls Diamond 4sa o, brana are the seat. Reliable
fer Ladies' II LsTTEs by Eexnrn Mall. ~ Drugzists
Chichester Chemical Co.. Philadz., Pa.
IF YOU have a clock thar is not keep
ing good time, let me send for it and put
it in good order. Alex l. Wyatt, 1T2 Main
street.
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Boys School Suits.
Prices cut and slashed right and left
during this weeks great sale, at
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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Note the Prices.

Four hundred boys suits this week
at 63c., 95c, $1.SS,
at $1.65, $3.50, $2.15,
s2.45, S2.7S, $500, s3.4S
suit, worth double, at
e. AUERBACH & BRO.
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Cbildren,g Dongola Shoes,

Children's Dongola Shoes,
Patent tip. 8 to u, IS cents.
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
-<o- <zzzS
---
Grand Sale of Boys Clothing
This week at
F. AUERBACH & BROS.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
ON FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY.
Miller & Viele, 401 Mccormick Block
HEBER ]. GRANT & CO.. 20 Main
street., have eastern money to loan at low
-ates: three to five years. on Salt Lake
residence property close in
AT per cent interest on improved city
property. Wicks, 70 State.
MGURRIN & co. IS West Second
South. have money 10 lend at low rates.
Privilege of part payment at any time.
ON IMPROVED property Harris &
Wilson. Is West Second South
ON MORTGAGES delay-no com
mission, no attorneys fee; no trust deed.
Russell l. Tracy. 10 Commercial block.
ON CITY or farm property. notes. in
surance policies, etc. notes. mortgages
bought Elmer Darling. West Second
Souta
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PERSONAL.

EVERYBODY should know that the
original Pacific grinder is at the Coop
Wagon & Machine company. 140 South
State street. opposite George a. Lowe $
where they can get their scissors. knives
rdzors, saws. etc. shdrpened and repaired
at small cost Satisfaction guaranteed.
A. Butler, proprietor. Tell your neigh
bors.
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PROF. L. CURTIS. ciairvoyant, tells
past. present and future; gives names and
dates. gives information regarding bust
ness, law suits, Investments. largaS, i've
courtship. marriage. mining. divorces,
family troubles. restores lost affection
unites the separated. names future hus-
band or wife and date of marriage; letters
with stamp answered. Rooms 80 and "a
119 South Main street. Full reading 81;
hours. a. m. to p. M, daily and Sun
day.
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FURTHER PUNISHMENT FOR
Ty6TDp NIyC

The further punishment of Fairbanks
viii not be natter for the state board
of corrections to act upon, that being in
the wardens jurisdiction but undoubt-
eddy he will have to answer to a crinfi-
nal charge in the district court for
the assault On his compan-
ion prisoner.
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opera Candy Kitchen.

pom hons. caramels and chocolates. fresh
-,an11fa ctured every day. absolute purity
~ material used guaranteed. Try our
goods and you will use none other. We
Sfve good values for your money Family
Trade solicited. Best & Donelson. So East
Second South street
The Japanese Bamboo Company
aRTISJ-IC bamboo furniture made TO
order. Chair bottoms made in rattan
All work guaranteed first class and at
low prices 20 Commercial street
George W. Jones,
Railroad ciclzet brokerage. 215 Main street
Salt Lake City. and 500 18th street Ogden.
ITtab Frcursion rates to all points:
Ssegage checked; tickets bought. sold
and exchanged.
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Best and Cheapest School sht

AT New York Cash Store.
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F. AUERBAcH & BROS.
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So; ezohaage, s8.s5;
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FOR SALE.


GOOD MICH COW cheap Inquire
Conover Piano company.
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ON FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY.
Miller & Viele, 401 Mccormick Block
The herald., 1897-04-13
DAVITT is CONFIDENT
THAT HOME RULE WILL SOON
BE WON
In the Cretan Question the Irish
Leader Sees Welcome Signs of
Hope for Erin

| OAKLAND, April 12.-Michael Dav-
| tit, NJ P, is confident that home rule
will soon be won for ireland. In an in
terview upon current topics tonight he
said
"In the next general elections in Great
Britain the Liberals will undoubtedly
carry the country and the Irish party
will probably have a balance of pow
er, and be thereby in position to die
tate terms to the Liberal party, in which
case the condition would be that home
rule would be the first item of consid-
Grafton in the governments policy.
There is nothing hopeless about home
rule. ireland had precisely the same
battle to fight the same enemies to meet,
the same difficulties to overcome; and
yet We won on these issues. The first
struggle was for religious liberty, which
was victorious after nearly a century
of agitation; then came the question of
education and finally the land ques-'
tion. We have never demanded any
thing of England politically or consti-
tutionally unreasonable. We ask for
home rule because it is the duty incum-
bent upon us as a people to demand the
right to govern our country, and again,
the English people have demonstrated
that they are utterly incapable of gov
erning Ireland.
1.-THE Grecian question has consider
able to do with the prospects of home
rule. The Irish party in parliament was
the first to bring the cause of Greece
before the people in a sympathetic way,
and we forced the hand of the govern.
ment by persistently questioning as to
the policy to be pursued in this mat
ter and in the Armenian eutrages A
constant Interrogation was kept up as
to what was happening in Crete and
Armenia, and this made the govern
ment's policy so unpopular that il is
now the great battle-cry of the Liberal
party. In the Cretan question i see
hope for our cause. The Tory govern
ment may be forced out for standing
| in with the Turks, and if it be forced
out we have a good chanceof winning.
The whole policy Of the powers is die
tated by the money dealers of Europe.
England has e100, 100000 in Turkish
bonds and feared a war between Greece
and Turkey would ruin these bonds
"One thing more. ] have sojourned in
| Hawaii and become a strong advocate
of it's annexation with America, for if
the United States be slow in acting, the
Americans there may be compelled to
seek protection from some other great
| white power. The small British col
ony there is agitating annexation with
England now, and the question is re-
ceivng considerable attention in Eng
land. America should keep out the
| other powers from Hawaii"
The herald., 1897-04-13
BRITISH GREED
Seeks Solace in Swallowing the
Transvaal


LONDON, April 12.-The speech of the
first lord of the admiralty, George J.
Gischen, at the farewell banquet ten
dered on Saturday TO Sir Alfred Miner,
the newly appointed high commissioner
of Great Britain in South Africa, h1r
produced great sensation and the i'm
minence of war between Great Britain
and the Transyaal is the common talil Of
the street.
Referring to the presence of British
bluejackets and marines in South AZ
RIGA, Mr.. Goschen said: They are to rep
resent to Sir Alfred Miner, British COM
missioner in South Africa, the guarantee
to him and to our colonists-to the loyal
men who support British rule-that the
country is determined to maintain is
power in those quarters, and that it will
back its high commissioner with the
power Of the British empire"
dispatch form Cape Town today con-
firms the report apparently, of the dis
patch of the British war vessel to Dela-
goa hay The British warship Raccoon
sailed today from Cape Town under
sealed orders The officials there refuse
to divulee her destination, but it is ru-
mored that she is bound for Delagoa bay
and the report is generally believed.
1t was semi-oficially announced this
afternoon that the British troops going
to South Africa are merely intended TO
relieve the regiments already there,
which are bound for home at the expira-
ton of their terms Of foreign service,