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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-30
A Matter of General Interest.

An item of news worthy of mention Is
the fact that Messrs. Claude and Robert
l.. Seals will continue in the piano business.
This firm was the pioneer in piano and
organ business and has always been a
mercantile Institution creditable to the city
and their many friends and patrons will be
pleased to know they will continue business
at the old stand.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-30
The Prettiest
Display of
HOLIDAY GOODS

GERS, but heretofore they have been SO
Handicapped by circumstances that they
have refrained from ever attempting tho
struggle. Several have tried 1t and sue
eeeded others have tried it and failed.
There is one important feature in con-
neetian with this recent act 1t shows that
at last there is disposition on the part OF
the nations lawmakers to provide for
more equitable adjustment of appointments
IN the naval and war departments and
that the old regime of discrimination is
about at an end.
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WILL BE MADE JANUARY !.
Governor Johnston Declines to Talk Police Com
missioner Until That Time

The people are yet in the dark as to who
will fill the vacancies on the police COM
mission. Governor Johnston, when asked
about the matter yesterday, said;
mo appointments will be made before
Jan. l. There will be no vacancies be-
fore that time"
The impression still prevails that there
will be only one new face on the commits
sion after the first. 1t is thought that
Chairman Stevens will be reappointed.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-30
Raci, From s,nianbus.

Deputy United States Marshals ]. T. Gar
ner and ]. N Vaughn and Guards r. r.
Hooker and Banks Mccullough, who left
Birmingham on Christmas Day with United
States Marshal D. N. Cooper in charge of
thirteen United States prisoners, who were
taken to Columbus. O., returned yesterday
Harshal Cooper is spending few days at
his old home, Mt. Vernon, o., and will re-
turn later.
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DOING THEIR Duty.
Chief Mcdonald Has Words of Praise For His
Men-More Needed.

"The police force is doing it's duty to
break up the sale of liquors in Birmingham
on Sunday" said Chief Mcdonald yester-
day. but with but fifteen men on duty
and eighty-five saloons it Is almost impos-
sible to carry out the law to the letter.
II think we have as good and efficient a
set of men as can be found, but We have
not enough. We must have more men to
do thoroughly effective work. Atlanta has
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-30
COMMERCIAL CLUB
To Consider the Trading Stamp Scheme This
Afternoon.

A meeting of the Commercial club has
been called for $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
to take some action in regard to the In
PRODUCTION of the trading stamp scheme
into the city.
Just what action the Commercial club VIII
take in the matter is not known, but there
seems to be some strong opposition among
the merchants, who will probably attend
the meeting In large numbers.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-30

senger agent of the Kansas City, Memphis
and Birmingham railroad has returned
from a pleasant holiday vacation In West
Tennessee. Uncle Charley wears a broad
smile and says that he had great time.
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Dld Not Resumo Yesterday.

Contrary to expectations the Birmingham
rolling mills did not resume yesterday after
the holiday shutdown. superintendent
Dwyer said that some needed material had
not arrived and the resumption of opera
tons was postponed until Monday. The
mills will resume with full force on that
date.
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Water Committee Meeting Postponed.
The special committee of the city council
on the water question will not meet to-
night. Chairman Meighan, on account of
the holidays, has postponed 1t until next
Monday night.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-30

The reporter of The Age-Herald who
wrote the council proceedings was present
at the time, and is positive that Alderman
Rainbow made the statement credited TO
him. Whether he intended reflection on any
one cannot be told. Reporters are not
mind-readers, and his words were printed
as they were uttered. Mr. Rambow's re-
marks were commented on by those who
heard them after the meeting had ad-
journed.
The alderman was very emphatic IN ms
assertion that there were big establish
ments which sold whskey on Sunday with
out molestation. and those who were con-
tinually harassed by the police were the
ones who did not violate the Sunday ordi-
nance He used the name of the chief OF
police. and whether he intended personal
reflection is left for the people to judge
for themselves
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l4o men. while Birmingham has only thirty
MIR. Rambow,s Denial.

To the Editor of The Age Herald.
In my remarks Tuesday night in refer
ence to the amendment to the Sunday sell
ing ordinance, I made no reflection upon
the chief of police. I believe that he Is
trying to do his duty in carrying out the
law, and have never thought that he stood
in" with any one.
In fact. do not remember using Chief
McDonald's name at all in my remarks
Tuesday night. Respectfully,
G. T. RAINBOW.
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ATTENTION, ELKS
All Elks meet in lodge rooms
today at IL a M. Attend re-
ception of Louisville and
Pennsylvia Elks.
w. p. McCROSSIN.
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Paint your old
buggy for
SIX BITS

We will send you, express
age paid, quart of
RAVEN CARRIAGE BLACK
as trial for 75c.
1--WE make this offer to introduce the
highest grade Carriage Paint manu-
featured. It's ready for use.
Remit postal note or express money
order.
r. L. MCGOWAN PAINT co.
1920 I'd Ave-, Birmingham, Ala.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

NEW YORK, July Il. -G1ld Dsm
cFa.s rom all over the couutfy havJ
gathered here tD attend special NEE
!ng OF ms Executive committee OF the
national Democratic party. The will
~ held mere this aitrtnOon at the
flee Il Chairman Bynum. There
wii! be present al the meeting besides
CnalIman Bynum, formerly OF lnII.
ma bu tesiuen' Of Brooklyn now,
George i or Peabody OF Br Ukiyu,
eci etnry II tie national committee,
William Il. Ha demaB OF Louisville,
y, w. NJ. CutcheOn Of Minnesota. q.
V. Holman OF Maj, e, John G. Rullim
o. PhilndeIphia, John h. FtaAzil Of
iuJiane, l. q, Ktuthoii OF Ala oa.la,
proxy OF Oh. James Faulkner.
Tina morning tuere VIII be inf rm al
conferences with gold Drmocrats OF
New Yurk AID n W Jersey. Atihe
sxccutlve tession pisus wii be ina.
utul Tor cOuiiL uiuk the campaign OF
aduc alton among Democrats.
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MADRID, July 2l.-At u banquet
given Iss, evening at Ssras,ssg h
honor OF Senior Morety P'udetgAB,
the liberal leader anu former minleteT,
Count ROuma OuGs, IasIe violent ~
,acke upon SINE Spanish ministers be.
,Oud the seas teIerriug eviGenGly Il
Senor Dupuy ne L. me.
A ropreseutatv OF the government
who was present inteTveued, rsseDili q
he coun't remarks snd lee 6gh
eHeueu. The governments repre-
sentative drew revolver.
Finally tie entire company was
elected nom the hall where the bs =
quet was gwen after VIII Oh they
,Urmed in gryupa ami pRraded tie
streets shoulil & Long Live l. OeTty.
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VANCouvER, b. c., July 9l.-Csps
OhuGu, IelAn miuister vi Isu.
says r,Rur0iug the annexauo1 Z
Hawaii to t e Uniled Statu.
"ihe foreign Office Is 10. sufTtn
st The proposed ~ ntxation. WeVn
ply Protested against 1t. The Union
HLce o The islsIus viii be immeG.,,
Increased by the construction Of d,
n csrag nan or Panama canal, sr.s
II al luttly necessary, there, 10 le,a
the country iudspe, dent. la yoJis
ipg to the lar east ,tes meis stsnlg
irom Europe ana America must al
at Hawaii. To have them iuccrts
ntsd into The Union would serua,i
inv i've International interest ii u
Pacific ocean.
"Anoiher reason is ihis, Runexsd.,
would impair the figDls anu privilege
which japan is enjoying In Hsu,l
Tho protest was Therefore entered a
these grou lie. The gu silon IL, VIII
Will We do II, uuuer Ia. clrCumsltlul
the Lniexstlop is Carried Iuto tns
ice in SPITE OF tho protest OF japl,
japan must oppose 1t TO the und,
Annexation must not be IecOgnIet'
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ounAAs NnEn annuNIrioN.
A LoItor FE0m acn. Gom,z,o Esirnda
ralJuR.

NEW YORK, July 2l,-Tomas Es-
troGa Palma, pTesi cent o. the Cuhau
lunta, ma received "a Letter dated July
I rom General Mrximo Gomtz IN
which Ihe general Gays: SIT is adj
vlsa bic tO make tnis SUMMER cam
pslRn as aciive and oggr, ssivs MS
possible. To carry out cur plans suu.
GEES iy we VIII need, rather than
anything elee, a steady supply OF am
munition. For that we depend on the
puppoTt OF patriotic Cubans anu frienda
GbroGi.
"Ihe recent landing Of several tx.
petitions la different sections OF Cuua
has enabled our men 10 engage the
Spanish trOops with satisfactory re.
cults. Tho remarkably large lumber
OF disabled soldiers whicn have entered
the Spanish hospitals within the last
two weeks is the most eloquent evi.
deBce OF our activity.
~ have just received half a million
rounds OF ammunition from the last
expedition lanueJ in Chmsguey. 1t
was nveyed across the Jucar moron
trOebe by Colonel Pimas ZamUra with
800 meu.
THE passage Of the trOcha by Col.
Z,mOra's force sh ows that the barrier
attended by 10. 900 Spanish soldiers is
no obstacle TO our movements. This
last supply OF ammunition enabled our
iOrces under Major General CarrillJ to
move weatwsTd.o
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PHOENIX, Ariz., July 81 Then
ported disc very OF the IsmGu, lG
California mine near the MtXUI
blfder IL creating g good deal otis
.eIest here. John +. James MI
Henry Blake v no claim 10 Je The u
cOveGuis, tell qulte wOudehulslq|
Of tLeir heIusnips On the s.ultm
&c cit ana o tie remarkable fehlu
Of Il c mine. They suy the great na
lies about 90 mileH souih OF SeDuua
sta Ion oil the Southern Pacific. Ia
ADMIT, however, that it lies 10 Oh ID
iOiuteiy watefless region tut ci'
shat the ore Is OF such richness ib'i
VIII pay handel mely ~ haul wlt
Specimens u ore exhibited BY it's
Tar more ihan bear out this sIaIemsl1
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PROVO.


Tau olsy b,tVTney has t. en- ui,sUteu
10 VTAw an utdIUHnce providing Tor u
auklug uld 10 reuesm waterwUrt
uuu4e, In cbBiOTnuy with the = cJm'
fluctuations OF The lua Cu CJmni,Ne,
Ghv ordinance VIII provide thA, 81, UUU
OF the mun,ys now IN baui b. &c.
apart az sluhing iuud Tor the purplse
uGmtu alu TINT, bcBinuiUg wnh tht
eat 1897 tw0.tnrdH VI the rev. uues
uuEv.4 lrOm lue waterw0gks be a..
pat Tor the tinkiug fLnu.
Tusi, any sum lenaiuiug o7ar from
the i've miittx le wed t puy inter,
cat Oh waite! Nolks oyD4s be set Gyat.
iUr mis- fulu.
The mayor tho president Of tht
coua cii ami tho recorder a! Os TIT
commIssIOneta of the eihkIug Juno,
IL .uer the diTpou0n vi the council.
lhe cJmiuis.ouVfo, VITA The cUngent
OF lte cDulC suaii nave pJweb wUtn.
over "a, coo shall be- on naHJ, 10 reLet m
Outets uinS wuIsrwOiks bOhdr, no.
vIOeu tneY uU mol iHy 10 excusu So
per cent premium per year ON IL
UOnus ~ purchased.
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SALT LAKE CITY, July 10, 1871.
General Orders No. 8.


UTAH,
SALT LAKE CITY, July 10, 1871.
General Orders No. 8.
All the organizations of the National
Guard are ordered to take pari in the
exercises occurring in Salt Lake CITY on
the 2ith day q July. Troops coming
from outside tho city NJ military organt-
IN IONS under command Of thoir officers
will be furnished ansporln ION 10 and
from this point and subsistence for thE
day.
Battery b will not be required to bring
equipments Other than tuan ihat used
individually by he mon. Under direc-
ton Of Mai. Gibbs, First artillery, Bnt-
teries A and Is will be- allowed 10 OK
pensd 500 in meeting necessary OK
pcnses OF tina day.
Tue Brigade commandary will Issue
detailed Instructions ~ TO the time and
pluco for assembling and the Grran go-
mont Of tho parade.
Tho commanding officer of Battery A
IL hereby directed u detail two sections
to fire National Salute ON the morning
Of July 20 h. also salute at the moment
Of the uuvoiiing Of the Pioneer Monu-
meut on tina day, also National Sulue
on the morning ~ July 2ih, he is also
authorized and directed % proceed with
two sec ions to Garfield Beach on tho
afternoon OF July 2jrd 10 engage in such
target practice n may be directed.
Necessary au munition for tho purpose
of carry lug out this order will be issued
aud necessary expense as herein pro-
vided Will be allowed.
by order Of the Commander In Chiof.
JOIlN q. CANNON,
AdiuiHnt General.
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war Of words aud iouor Unsntis-
HsG

NEW YoRK, Juig 2l.-A dispatch
10 the Horsiu from Pnri. says:
Ca,ulle Menuee, the poet, snd Lugne
Poe, an motor, managed TO get inio u
duet last night amt the result wa
simos' n srfiuling match on the pRfi
o. / whe backed away win such
Saueruass that Msndes, who IL
neither young nor rs slender "a
might be, WIS soon weary,
and alter tie third engi e meet uu
author Of Les MrrtH Il ncuif z.
brew nis sword int the btustwo.
with the remAtl: III Nm tire | DOME
mimi being Killed, by fall M IN tnt
al, but l VIII not die Tor tue sake Ui
u pnltruou.p
Finite AUdre, one OF Mendcts eeL.
onue, approved his prinC.paPs COM
mGnt which brought on such storm
n ILvecliveH FIR IN all cpnct rutd that
the VIII lie parry could quality for prlzu
lighters, every one DECLARING his viii.
iiugne 10 hsht every one else. IT.
nHplf YVES limited 10 L war of worut---
athtT bad one, tor. 7 he neetlnl
tick lice III ar oil y Of the / res, Vi;
st. Germaiu. Tue tetoi d. iof Meuues
wer, Emile Andce anu Alex Llute,
,hote TT Lug Poe teipg Leon Bali.
bic anu Arislide Bryan.
Tao met two engagements velo
broua bit to an END by Llsue Pee gel
Ing 10 the llmit .! the Hpace ieseryt u
b hind him. The lhirl enisI in the
snme way tn, No ON botheioI alb u,
II uuiii Meuues was seen to tosS away
his weapon sul his Comment on bic
aivt TsafS . courage was heard.
linen Whilu Confusion was at "a
height, spot ii blood was obsetveI
Oh mendet's shlr.. A thrill rAA
t"reugu every ont.
Lugue PID even was aiarmai, bat
II turued out, however, that MGndes
mad been pficbed IN tue hand ~ his
uuversary's sword, anu hau wiped 1t
ON his shirt aA being the thing he had
DonuItst. The secJHus OF uotn parties
oJneulteu, but ns each pait objacted 10
a settlement no result wss obtain, d
anu the eulirs company returned 10
town with honor uns tisbeG.
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NEW ARBITRATION TREATY.
Ine Matter Discussed Between III q
tniisd sintss ana England.


LONDON, July 81. - The correspon,
deaf OF the Associated Press learns
that while the statemen to in the Eng.
lish press to the effect that Sir
Julian Pauncefote brought from the
United States draft OF u new afbitfs-
ton treaty are untrue, 1t is q fact thai
Sir Julian PaunceiOle uiscussed the
question with Secretary Sherman ana
since his arrival hero hbB discussed IL
with Lord Salisbury.
There Is the best reason for beliey-
ing that the matter will be reopened at
Washington In October aud that n
short treaty OF less scope than the Iaet
will be arranged for submission 10 the
respective governments. 1t 10 thought.
the matter would not have been r.
v,ved uniess the feeling OF leading
United States senators had been pre.
viOusly Ascerta!ued aud Lord Salisbury
being assured that President McKin-
ley is In favor OF such pB arrange.
inert.
1t is now semi fllciaDy reported
that an International conference will
he held at Warrington early In 0etu-
Der OF the b.tis OF John w. FnsfeT's
suggesliou On behhl! OF iue United
States government that the .xpsrle
repreteuti Y Great Britain anu /.
United Stales should meet SUD com.
anre the results VI their Investigations
VITA view TO arriving al an agEeed
state Of facts.
Pc ding such IA agreement there Is
no qntstlOa Of extenuIng the score Of
thu conference to iuoluds revision Of
thu present ftgulstioi 4 Thu pnmny.
Office! wall be not Legal but tcieutIfio
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NEWS OF THE NORTH.
FRANKLIN, | iRho.
July l9.b, 1907.


To the Editor:
Tue Oueiua Stake OF q on is one Of
magnificent Distances, nlJ It 10 niece
sary yet to hold tbs G iertcriy cou'et-
81 ces at .tio,ent points so that all car
have an opportunity once year 70
R,Iend. Ga Sunday, july 95.h, ths
conferences VIII be held NJ Marsh
Center in NJ rah valley about f,Ety
mlifs from mere.
II is wonder VI how those Stakes
z II havs increased and the OlrdeIs
# z ~ lengtherej. NJt many years
ago all tho II Tlharn pnrE OF the un.
Try was Cache Valley 81 k 0 u DO,
which * c. ed even O. Csr1st ~,
CANADA. OatIun, BaurOck Nud two
or three otDtr Stakes have Doen iGAsu
out Of Cache SLu now Oneidt has
furnished one more, On ,hs wtsl 81 e.
around MalnI. Yot f. 10 from 90 10 10
miles or mere from inc part O-tiGt
10 tue lih,r.
The pe PIE up here live o. their
ARMS or ran het, As they are called
here. 10 askug the gra gers or iu
walking WIN them m ing IN II crops,
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Elder Harry Bjsharu has received
call from Apostle ray,or t. 80 to
Colorado ON specia! IL asion for e
month.
George Sutherland and Faux
ii ilman were in Provo yesterday
es.l uu9ineis.
Deputy Saec.fr Henry went g.
SauIaqulu yesterday : arrest t0oms7
Van Ausdale, charged with assAuitins
j. J. smith.
". |. Snyder OF Park CITY was In
attendance IN the Fgur.n d'stric
court yesterday.
Wilham Ashvorlh is up firm
FraCo.
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the governments Of thos coun RE
with q view OF oh aiming a'mllli ios.
ton Of tuesr r,st ictiI us.
Ciesry, Dem, Ky.,) explained the
nectfelty 90 tn reealulici. lie sait
that gteat siplu- 81 tobacco va
raised IL Esutucgy, Tenuees,o am
NlTfini1, which must nm reign
M srRoi. EugjnuI ANA Germany wett
tie only cuuutr O. where tobacco cuul
be siiIped. TO 10y oihe- luntries u
cOulJ tCt he shipped except tnroug
the governments,
swa, NM. (Demn Vs,,) supported
t 70 ulu il whlcn vas men pass. q
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SpAIN AND JAPAN.


by the Premier
MADRID, Juiy 2l.-Seror Moh!
Penuefgas's speEcu Of saragosS Z
the Cub II question and In deDup,y
ton Of the policy OF the goyeEnI''
Inns made u great sensation. .,l
The Epoca ssys: "The iF'aass
picture Of Cuba painted by the l1''
leader ct SaTny osss can only wv
pared TO the infiammntOry uite''Ias
OF The worst enemies OF Spsip'
believe that his insinuallons a'
the throne must permanently heeP ~
liberals out OF power, Owing
increased strength which sueh usn
ances give the monarchisls IN 'ne"'
OF the public" ,,. nj
Senior Canovas del Casino, \,
premier, etstes that the Tepou "
alliance between spain aud 'sp ',,,s
incorrect. The most cordial tel ., 4,
exist between the two powers Va 'tg
Understanding does not exieau 'u,'s
He adds: at WIS never moIe ~, NJ
cary than now for the RoVeru NC. /,
consider what reforms Cughl " "
troduced in Cubs" u,a
1t is reported that the COVER, nd
is negotiating for the purchase"
inrge wsrshlps.
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NEW YORK, July Ala special
to tue H,talu rom WaeniugtOu says:
Terence V. POwderiy win have
rDCRy road to tiHve! before he is cor
lirmei by the Senate as Ct mmisrioner
general Of inning ration, to whicu
flee he was recently GLpOinl, q ty
PI,s dent Nc Kinity. The kuiguts
u Labor Guu Federsu u OF labor hpvu
given nUt'ce tDa- hey VIII file u pro-
tost against the confirmation aud VIII
10 all In their power to de.eaI him.
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FOR INTENT TO COMMIT MURDER
Amb os' GrseEw II Of Ogden Bound
UYr 10 The Disrlc court on
Thai thlIge.

Spo clal TO the NtwS.
OGDEN, July 2l.- Ambrose Green.
wen wac today bound ovgr in bonds Of
s.. 900 TO await the action OF the uit.
trict court or a charge OF assault with
intent 70 murder Lafayette Farley.
The heafing was neld before Justice
rerpts NJ d evidence Waa c1hviDriug.
Gieenweil had dispute with hie vile,
mi Farley, who is II bfother- II Jaw +,
wac summoned. A worry altofca iDu
eusuHd aud Cromwell shook bis ii IN
Fsrley'i iocs md the latter Imsl d
nim away. They clincned and GleeL-
we'll, who EVIDENTLY had q drawn
kniie In his hanI wnen the qustrHi
hogan, stabbed Farley several times iu
The back.
His wounds W IRE at fret considered
aial, but he is now grniualiy recover
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

WAsHINurON, July II -Nhep he
usus, me, 500 y Evsn-, (kep., X }
rom ,uv muiuee On wsyo an
meAns egoTted a iDiut fes0!u Ton Te-
ques,iug tbs Pos uoat b make sucr
INVESTIGATIONS as VIII elicit sne fact,
connection win the rrstric ious tut
uIUu Toe sa!e ut Amsroau tousrco IL
foreign = iuniries upder what is kpowr
as ths "r gIt" or CIV rnment cI-
trscty. IL also sutton Tho Pes.
deaf to enter ilto negotiations WI b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

WAsHIHGToN, JAY 2l.--The tariff
CO i,EeICs report was taken up in the
Senate today aiter routine businots
WA sp sed oi ami the lorna rea d.
ny OF The report ptGcsedBd. During
ne early hours the Discussion was
B ufely formal, m.st Of that time be-
ing CIV to ideuiilying the numOeTeG
.r snimett5 with the text OF the
Senate bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

FITTsBuRG Pa, July 2l.-rhe D.
ishiug scale OF toe Analgamsted W.
citation has been signed by Jsne
ughlDs, and W III viii be tsun
al once. Tho scale ~ signed S'l
compromise, but 1t IL said 10 he 'avN'
nls to the wurBmeu. The Brm Of I''i
& Lsughlins is the tirst to slgn u
scale in the country and 1t 10 Ihous"
other tirms WILSON fail in lice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
FATAL PONDER EXPLOSION
Duo 10 a Cartridge Improperly Placed
in q Loading MIChll6.
Regerni Men and Women KILLED and
Their InnEIrd Hogics Scattered
0n tho Ground.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 2 -
-Four wpmtu anu Two men were III +
TO-DAY by explosion in the lU' d II
department OF he arrnry Oi thu WI
chester Repeating Aims c mi an.
wO M, n were Totally injured anu 81
least do2en serious Y Injured.