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LoNiONtWestminster,. st. Ermi Hotel High class
I:exeeiied FOR luxury. comfort cuisine. EP,$l rp
NAiLkS Italy .Ftl- Royal deS Etrangere. A.P.. s.
NEW ORLEANS La New st. ChariesHotel, "A p. 81 mp
do Splendid view SOUTH Farker's Hotel
do..- The Cosmopolitan Hotel EP.. $3.50 up
NEW YORK Fifth Avenue Hotel, AP-. s.
do. .B'way&29th ST. Gilsey House. EP.. s. up
dotsfh Observation-Disclosures. A ,$4up :E 81 so up
do---N- ID. Barry ST. Cloud Hotel. EP-. 81 so
do5th ar-&l5th ST. Hotel Kensington. e r. 81 so
do. (Chambers&W b way) Cosmopolitan, E p 81 up
do .tse. cor. 5th av.&i5 St Hotel Hanover. A-P.
do Qenox&1l3 soBalmorai Htl EP-, 81 so up
PHILADELPHIA. "a. New Walton Hotel, EP., 81
do. The Aldine Hotel. A.P.. $3.50
do Restaurant alc&tdh. The Lafayette, E.P., 81 up
RICHMOND. Va TheJefferson EP-. 81 Soup "A p Sup
STGEORGE. Staten Island. The Castleton A. p, 81 up
STLoCIS,Mo Planters Hotel. Soup; A.P. 81 up
do. .Andell Hotel, EP.. 81 up: A.P., 81 so up
SYRACUSE. NY. Yates Hotel E.P-. l5O: A.P.. 81
TROY. n. Y-.-.-.. The Troy Hoasc, AP., So I'D
WASHINGTON. ID. @. Arlington Hotel. A-P-, S
do..----- The Raleigh. E-P.. SI-50 up
do. Riggs House, Willards & National, APP, Sup
myl6. 20, II. 27thenstf
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Stokes-'1s your son fond OF epifr-
Pogis-"Fond Of It? should say he was.
Why. the young rascal actually plays IT.
Boston TRANSCRIPT
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A s,ooo-Pound Girder.
From the New York World.

From the New York World.
A steel girder weighing 5000 pounds fell
fifteen stories yesterday from the Washing
ton Life building, at Liberty street and
Broadway.
1t struck the pavement in Liberty street
about twenty yards back from Broadway.
grinding the paving stones into small frag-
ments and tearing up the earth for a depth
of nearly thirty inches. The shock of the
impact was sufficient to manifest itself ia
pedestrians within a radius of a block.
The breaking of a derrick was RESPONSE
bic for the fall Of the gfrder. The steel
was twisted almost double in the fall, and
the end which penetrated the pavement
looked as II 1T had been subjected to In
tense heat.
No one was passing the spot when the
girder fell.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THROUGH THE GRANDEsT SCENERY OF
AMERlCA- ALL TRAINS vESrfBtTIEll
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED, ALI,
MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS. STA
TON SIXTH AND STREETS.
Schedule i'm effect November H. 1887
2:O Pm. DA1LY-Cincinnafi md ST. Louis Spe-
cial-Solfd train for Cincinnati. Pullman sleeprrs
TO Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville, Indianapolis
and ST. Louis without change. Parior cars Cincip-
natl to Chicago. Connects ut Covfngfon Va for
Virginia Hot Springs.
lilo PM DAILY-F. r. Y. Iimfted-Solid train
for Cincinnati. Pullman sleepers 10 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville without change. Opsn
for Reception Of pnsseneer ut pun Pull
mar compartment 10 Virginia Hot Sprinc.
without change Tuesdays. Thursdays and satsr.
days. Daily connection fo- the Springs Sleeferu
Cincinnati TO Chicago and st Louis
2:20 Pm. DAH-f-For Csordoasvflie Cbarlof,~~-
VILE, Sfaunton and for Richmond daily, excent
Sunday. ps
1887 AN. EXCEPT SuNDAY-Purior car Wash
ingtun TO Richmond and kichmcnd TO Old p,if,f
only rail line. via Penna-, r., y. aud r. and g.
and O. railways -
Reservations and tickets at Chesapesk. and nn,o
otnces. Bib and 142i Pennsylvania avenue. and NJ
the station.
II. ". FULLER
aplI-SSa General Passenger Agent.
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HOTELS.
This List Appears Every Saturday.
HOTEL IMPORTATION
FREE.
For booklets Of American. European Hotels. FAN
and Winter Resorts. also rates OF apartments In
Hotels below. call address fsend stamp,
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
s. Fifth Ave. New York.
96 Regent St, London
24S Rue de Rivoli Paris.
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE

ZAP. means American Plan: T. r.. EuropeanJ
ALBANY. n. Hotel Kenmore. A-P-. 81
ASHESHI.E. NC. Battery PIX. Hotel, APP. 81 mp
ATLANTIC CITY. NJ Hotel ST Charles A.P. 81 mp
DO. Hotel Brighton, A.P.- 81 up
de- JH. Barton. prop )Hetel Dennis. AP., S. SO mp
BALTIMORE. Nd. Hotel Rennert, EP.. $3.50 up
do-..-..... The Stafford Hotel, E.P.. so up
CO. ..-.-..----..-.Th The Carrollton. A-P.. s. up
do Hotel AtamoHt. EP.. 81 up: APP. s. SO up
DO Mount Vernon Hotel, E.P., 81 up
BOSTON. Mass Hotel yendome AP IS
boURNEMOUTH, Eng Royal Bath Hotel. APP. $4to$5
BROOKLYN. NY .Hotei St .Georee. EP. 81: A-P-.S 50
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WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
RAILWAY.

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT yERxox
RAILWAY.
FROM STATION. 13h STREET AND PA AVE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER II, 1897.
For Alexandria. week days. $50. 7,B, 7:3S CT
500, SIS. $50. 9.50 l0sGs ex.. Loo ii :zs
120e ex.. 12:20. 1:15. 4 as EOS ex-. 2:40, S:16
ez., ESQ., 1:e6. SEQ. 300. l0-06 II % II so ~
For Alexandria. Sundays. 1:s5. s:45, e:SS. fo:SS
sSs. $50, 5:l5. 600 GAS. 7s0 s:is. S:eo. i0:aS
Nor Nj. Vernon. week days, ESQ son ,oox
HOO An: 1895. l:is. 2.0s, $50. 7.oe pm.
Fog M vsrnon sqnaays. Ss<s. ssSs AN: l1soo
F@ Arlington and Aguedst bridge. resk Aays,
es00 SEQ. 1os06. II 90 An; l2-6k, u 20 f-iI
2:o5 geo. s:e0. ans. $40. Cos. 7:0S 500 PM"
For ArlinEton and Aqaeducf Bridge. sandsyz,
if:za 20. 2:is. 400. s-Ss 40. s:is. Go go
7.30, Sis Pm.
class tickets a staficn. Bieycles 5 cents each
Parcels carried. nofa
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~ -piaa.a IfOtti. Ell =. Si- nj 81. -
= KEY WEST. HOTEL KEY WEST -ap
Open all year. Leon II. Cilley. Mgr
MIAMI, ROYAL PALM. ......ap
Opens Jan. II: II. W. Merrill. MET.
MIAMI. BISCAYNE HOTEL. zap
Opens Dec. L: II. Z. Bemis, Mgr.
PALM BEACH, Royal Polnciana- .ap
Opens Jan. Is: Fred Sterry, Mgr.
PALM BEACH. Palm Beach Inn. .ap
Opens Dec. %; Fred Sterry. Mgr.
oRMoND. THE ORMOND. .ap
Opens Jan 8: Ander & Price, Mgrs.
ST. AUGUSTINE. Ponce DE- Leon. .ap
ODens Jan. 10: Ro5t. Murray, Mgr.
ST AUGUSTINE. The Alcazar. .ap
Opens Nov. 10: Jos. Z. Greaves. Mgr.
TAMPA, TAMPA BAY HOTEL. .ap
Opens Dec. s. DIP Hathaway. Mgr.
WINTER PARK, SEMINOLE. . .ap
Opens Jan. IL; A. Z. Dick. Mgr.
K1SSIMMEE, THE kISSIMMEE ap
Opens Jan. 3; l. Z. Bullock, Mgr.
OCAI-A. OCALA HOUSE. .....ap
Open all year: p F. Brown, Mgr.
BEiLEAIR. BELLEvIEw. ......ap
: Opens Jan. Il: W. A. Barron. Mgr.
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HAVING GIVEN UP THE FUR BUBINEsS. I
take p1ealure Sn recommending 10 any patrona
AM = HO1aAN, my sisfer. and her husband,
Nj. = 400oAN. q ee0 x gt NV, who are
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final resting place in the file room Of the
registers division. When q check Is caught
In this way. payment Is Immediately sus-
pended and the paper Is sent back to the
bank that paid out the money on 1t. This.
Of course. Is all connected with registered
bonds, the holder Of a coupon bond mere
ly cutting on the coupon when it natures.
and sending 1t to the treasury or sub
treasury for payment
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they are confident that there will To- a
good story to tell from Yves. Virginia
by Monday morning. The lukewarm.
mes of National President Rstchford
and the beiittling attitude OF District
President D. Ian has put somewhat of
q danIer on the true uniformity plan,
but President Doian gays notwith.
standing his private opinion concern
Ing Mr.. DsArmitt he has been doing
aud will continue to do everything in
his power to further the eonsumma-
ton OF this scheme. All OF the arbi-
tration hoard except b. Frank
Schmidt OF Indiana, are now out OF
the CITY. Horace Calif Ia In Chicago,
and L.. Il. p. Mccormack In Indiana
for the purpose OF interesting operators
In these states In the proposition for
the settlement Of the strike. They
tx pect to have general meeting OF
the operators OF the five states IN Pitts
burg next Monday or TUESDAY, when
the eommi ssioners believe All amicable
settlement will be resche1.
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Report of tho sscro,ary of War Tran
United to Congress.

Report Of tho Sscrc,ary of War Trans.
United to Congress.
WAsHTNaToN, July 16.-rhe secre-
tary OF war tojay transmitted 10 Con
gress the report of the chief engineers
on the preliminary examination made
by MpJ. T. w. Symonde Of the corps
OF engineers, OF chip canal from
the great lakes to the HUDSON river.
The work was d0ne In accordance
with provision in the laet river and
harbor bill.
Gen. Wilson, chief Of engineers,
says in the report that 1t is the Opiu-
ion OF The local officers that the best
route tor shiT canal 10 that by way OF
Niagara river, Lake Ontario, Oswego,
Ooeida lake aud the Mohawk and
Hudson rivers, and that this gould
cost at rough estimate $500, 900. 900.
But Maj. Symonds 10 also OF the opin.
ion that the Erie canal, when on.
larged under the existing plans OF the
state OF New York, would, il the re-
strictions imposed by the state ON It's
ute he removed, result In com IN ercial
advantages equal to thOse Of u ship
canal.
Mr.. Symonds further ex presses the
opinion that the construction Of such
u ship canal Is not project worthy OF
being undertaken by the general gov
ernment, for the reason that Its bene.
fits would not be commemorate with
Its coat.
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WASHINGTON, July 10 - The aepsto
spent more than four hours TO day In
executive session 10 the effort to con.
firm the nomination OF NJ. Ii. Nc
Cord 10 be governor OF Arizona, apu
adjourned without having succeed, d
In that purpose. This failure was due,
however, only to the absences Of u
quorum. A vote was secured, show
ing rs votes for anu anu IL against
Confirmation, eight less than quo
rum.
Tue contest was over McC0rd's rec.
ord as developed by the investigation
OF the committee on territories and
was made by Barry and Teller, " hile
Messrs. Davis, Carter, spo onsr anu
kJle took the lead in McCord's be.
half
the opposition was basel on the
plea that man against whom there
were 30 many charges sbouli not be
elevated to 60 nigh an oil ~ until he
was absolutely cleared tue charges.
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THAT JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
Pronounced 90 lie 10 Canard In Omcin'
Circles.

WAsHINaToN. July 16.-At tue jap.
anese legation here 10 creaencs 4.
given to the report csbled from Lon.
don that the Spanish and japanese
governments have entered into an
alliance agginst the United Slstes, 1t
Ia pointed out that the Bpsnish newt-
papers are uear.y ~ bitter Ia their de.
nunointion OF the Japanese, whom
they charge with giving material aid
to the Philippine insurgents, as tuey
are against this government for per.
uniting arms AMI mon 10 be sent 10
Cuba. 1t was stated in the most
positive terms that there was absolute
ly no truth in the rumor, anu 1t was
explained that the presen ,ation OF the
ohrysaDthemum decoration had DO
political signiflcance 30 far as the
United State9 10 concerned and does
not Imply any change in tho relations
between Japan anu spain.
The state department hrs no infor.
nation whstever, OF any alliance be.
lween Spain aou japan.
MADRID, July l6.-InQuiry al the
foreign Nice mere develops the fact
that nothing Is known regarding the
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A Member OF tho FIRST Company That
Entered salt Lake IIty.

A Member Of tho FIRST Company That
Lntered salt Lake ,iiy.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Herald
says: Judgment for So, 252 mas been
entered against William Il. Stebbins,
retired banker, in favor OF the Ma
tional Bank OF the Republic. Tne
Judgment covers the amount due on a
note which MI. Stebbins made May
8, 1892, ueing the borrowed money in
the West where he WAS Interested III
banks. The Bank OF the Republic
holds collateral security Tor Tue mole,
consisting OF stocks OF Western
banks In which Mr.. Stebbins Is In.
tereeted.
Since the exciting days Of the far
West back in the sixties, Mr.. Biebbins
has been widely known In that part Of
the country because OF his backing en-
ierprises. He went West at 80 years
OF age and accepted position In q
bank In Atcaisvn, kan. From his
position he arose TO cashier auu then
10 President anu a large lockhoider.
Fortune favored him and he soon be-
gan establishing national banks In
small towns In the northwest. His
MIXTURES proved successful, and he
made large fortune. HIS luck was
variable. however, and la latter years
he Lost ana made fortunes.
In all MIR. StebbiDs iouBdtd elBven
banks, iBoiuding those In Buffalo aud
Cheyenne, Wyo.; Billings, Miles Guy
aud Livingston, Mont, ana D,ad.
wood, Central City, Spearfish and
Sunuance in the Dakotss. 10 starr
these banks anu keep them going, Mr.
Sieboins was forced to pyrtow large
sums in New York, where he had
almost unlimited credit.
He was one OF the Pioneers 10 ths
htst caravan that ever entered Salt
Lake City.
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DENVER, Colo, July l6.-A special
to the Republican from Lamar, Colo,
says: Commander Booth-ruckcr Of
the Salvation Army, In company with
James A. Davis, general Induetria.
com missioner OF tue Santa Fs route,
and John Il. Frost, land commissioned
OF the Santa Fe, has been 10 king
over the lands IN this county today,
with view OF selecting a location for
one OF his colonies. He Is making a
tsur OF the West for the purpose Of
securing large areas OF land ON which
TO locate the poor people from the over.
crowded secsions OF the East anu en-
able them to earn livelihood. Ho
has selected southern Colorado as the
section 10 commence operations In, aud
will secure 50, QUO acres OF land under
SEINE OF the large canal systems for
the location OF the first co!opy. He Is
reported to be backed by John d.
Rockefeller, tho STANDARD Oh mlllioH-
aire.
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Our Naval Forces In Readiness.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10. - The
Bulletin says TINS evening that 1t has
recsived relisble information TO the
effect that the navy department has
determined not to be caught mapping
In the event of trouble with the
Japanese over the annexation Of the
Hawaiian ieIAnue. All orders OF the
department which would have 70.
suited in moving ships OF the Pacific
and Atiatic squndrons from head.
quarters TO distant points have been
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THE MINEnH STRIKE.
Unusual Activity Ia the Coal Market
Miners Confident

PIrTsBURa. July l6.-Dullness at
miners' headquarters and among the
mil era In The Pittsburg district and
unusual activity Ia the coal market
characterized the features OF the strike
today.
Coal took n tumble In price. 1t sold
Tor SIPS at the m ne, a drop OF % cents
from The day previous. A tour among
the operators demo nstratsd That there
was plenty OF coal on HAND. II 10
estimated that tho mines east of
Pltsburg ara furnishing $50 cara a
day. IIwRs also learned that $50 clIs
a day were going from the Pocbi-
hoptas field in West Virginia into
Cleveland.
1t was learned tonight that the pre-
gram OF the miners tfiicisls 10 to
bring all the men 20 sible IN the West
Virginia field and ali tho organizsrs
TO Pltlsburg. 1t Is expected that the
terms will DC made here, as This dis
trict is looked upon At the mes. inter-
esting point after West Virginia has
Lesn disposed o..
The miners' hopes are high, and
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THE TARIFF COsFEREEs.
No Nearer an Agreement on the Sugar
Question.

Question.
WARRINGTON, July l6.-Tonight
the cOnfsrees are NO nearer an agree
ment on the sugar schedule, which
Continues to be the main bone OF con.
teDtion, than they were when they
begau. Each side Ia stanuiug out as
firmly as ever for its own rates. The
House conferees are convinced that
they can win, supported as they are
by the almost unanimous sentinie mt OF
their party in the House, sud come OF
them talk OF remaining mere all sum
mer, rather thun to yield TO the Senate
on this point. There were rumors
during the day that the Senate CONFER.
ees were about to rurrepdor on sugar,
but they proved to be utterly with
out foundation. Believing that II the
Senate itself were permitted to vote
on the question 1t would recede from
its rates on sugar, there was also
talk during tho day OF forcing an
EXPRESSION on the subject from the
Senate In some way for its effect on
the conferees, but this also on In.
vestigation proved to be little more
than gossip.
30 tar as can be ascertained, the
Senate coDfeIets are rs determined as
those OF the House not to surrender.
There lie little doubt, however, that
they would accept compromise n
the other side would agrees to it. The
d fl culty 8 that the House coB!eIees
refuse to entertain any proposition Tor
compromise. Their ultimatum i,:
"rhe House schedule or nothing"
While the sugar schedule blocks the
way TO an agreement, tho conieree
have not been idle. Much progress
hfs been made with the minor feat.
ures OF the bill, and tentative agree.
ments have been reached in many OF
the important paragraphs. An in.
fiuential member OF toe House who 10
kept well advise OF the situation said
tonight that II the sugar schedule were
out OF the way a oomplote agteement
could be reached in four bouIs. y.
course, there Is always the possibility
that the conferees may get together ut
any time, but as yet there IL appaI-
entity no prospects, OF breaking the
deadlock. II tho present situation
continues until Tn,s lay or WedDe.-
day next, the current opinion among
the members OF the House 10 that u
disagreement will be reported, for the
purpose OF giving each house an op-
portunity to Instruct its conferees.
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actor, but his motion was voted
down.
Sayer then moved concurrence in
the Sepate amendment. On risiDg
vote there was plainly lsrRe major.
ity for the motion, but Boutelle de-
manded the yes and nays. "Ths
record may be valuable when the next
Cuban resolution 10 brought In" he
cried.
Again Stone moved to adjourn,
Bailey (Dem., Tex.) made the point
tnat the motion was dilstory, and was
sustained by the Speaker. Sayer.'l
motion TO concur was carried, l42 to
As. The bill was sent TO further con-
ference.
The House then, at 6:35 p. M, I'D.
journeu until Monday.
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INDIANAPOLIS, July l6.-A staff
correspondent OF the Sentinel has
been investigating conditions In the
Indians coal fields this week and re-
ports q deplorsblo condition, the
miners alresdy practically facing
starvation.
The block coal miners Of Clay
county, 500 In numoer, are sll out,
and commiss'ariat has been a.
pointed at Brazil to feed them. AT
Fontinel, ILL.,, in the biluminous
fielis, the worst condition exists.
There the miners have had practical.
ly no work for long time, and now
they are subeisting on one meal day.
Eight thousand Indiana miners are
on strike, about 60 per cent OF the
total numbsr. Tue mines In the
vicinity OF Evansville are the only
ones that are being worked.
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DISPATCHES FROM ANDREE.
Greetings to Friends before the De-
parture.

greetings to Friends before the De-
parturc.
TRoMsoE, Isle nd OF Tromsoc, Nor
way, July l6.-Herr An uree, the aero
nsut, ascenued in his balloon on Sun
DAY after noon at half.past 2.
Az the conditions were more favera.
BILE on Sunday m0rning than they had
previously been, the order was given
that the start shv uld be made as quick
~ as possible. Inc preparations occu-
pied three and one.half hours. The
balloon, which was chriatened the
Eagle, maue O successful ascent amid
the ehouts and cheers OF the crowd
which had gathered TO witness i.s de-
parture, Despite the lightness OF the
wind, the balloon rose rapidly until an
altitude of about 600 feat had been at.
tanned, when it wasiorced down nearly
to the surface Of the sea. Alter few
ssndbags had been thrown out, now
ever, 1t again sscsuded.
Tho weather was clear and the
Eagle was visible for an hour travels
ing In north-no rtheasterIy direction.
When last seen 1t was moving at the
ratio OF twenty-five miles an hour.
STOCKHOLM, July 16.--The Alton.
bIauet nas Iscsivsd toe following tele-
gram from Herr Andree via Tromsoe,
written Just before the balloon was
cast Loose:
"In socordaucs with our decision
already announced we made today at
1880 in the morDing preparations TO
start and now, at 2.30 In the afternoon,
we are ready to ascend. We shall
probably be carried in north. north
eastern direction. hope gradually to
get Into regions with more favorable
wind conditions than exist here. In
the name OF all my colleagues send
our varnest greeting to our country
and fri-nus.
(6igned) ANDRE"
King Oscar has received a telegram
dated Vorgos bay, July 1lth, and
signed "AndIee" conveying the hum
bic grcetings aud warmest thanks fr ON
mem bers OF tho expedition on the
point OF their departure.
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r reported alliance betv cen Spain ana
japan.
LONDON July l6 The Daily
Msi's Paris correspo ndent says:
UNIFIED States A m bassndor Porter
assures me that the fumor that an
alliance existed betwesn Spain and
Japan is quite unfounded. The
Spanish embassy also declares tho re-
port TO be csnsrd."
The Daily Chronicle sRys.
VT 10 believed that the rumor OF the
formation OF an alliance between the
governments of Spain anu Japan
against the United Statea Ia a bogy
Intended to frighten America into an
nexiug Hawaii before Congress nd.
journs, because IL Is believed that il
the Islands are annexed now Japan
will not move In the matter, but II
action is delayed Japan will perhaps
take action.n
KING ALFONSO DECORATED.
LONDON, July i6.-The Madrid
correspondent OF the Pail Mall Gazstte
sIys:
"rhe most notable event thus far OF
the Spanish court sosson at SIM
Sebastian has bsea the visit OF Prince
Iakeheito, Japan's Ambassador extra.
ordinary, who was sent to invest
King Alfonso with the JapsDes i'm
perial order Of the Chrystsnthemum.
The visit 10 considered OF peculiar m.
portance, the envoy was received with
extreme cordially by thequ.en and the
government. PriLce Takeheito. W no
WAS accompanied by the Marquis Ito,
was received with fuil state by the
duke OF Tetuah, Spani.h minister Of
foreign affair, and all the court iunc.
tionsries.
"lt Is said that the Occurrences is bs.
ing carefully observed In the United
States"
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temporarily tuspen led. While the
authorities at Washington deny that
there Is any effort to keep all available
vessels at ports where orders can reach
them Mt shcrt notice, naval officers
admit that such orders nave
been Issued TO the Aslatic squadron re-
quiring the feet to hold themselves in
readiness to return to the coast or pro.
coed TO Hawaii u short notics.
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JAPAN'S PkOrES r.
The Government Determined to biin.
ply ignore IL.

New York, July 16.-A dispstch
to the Heruld from Washington sayt:
Toe naturalization has practically
determined to ignore the latest protest
submitted by Japan In opposition to
the annexation Of Hawaii by the Unit.
ed States. 1t lie understood the state
department has determined to make no
reply to this protest beside a simple
ack nowledgmeot of its receipt. II is
admitted by state department ofli cials
that the protest is very stif In Its
character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-17
m.rch,n,.' fion,.,

All merchants and business houses
are notified that they will DO assigned
places in the parade In the Greer IN
wbicn they report. No places assigned
alter Monday. July 10
NAT Nj. BRIGHAM,
GrHDn Msr.hnl.