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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

Funeral services over the remains 81
the late Charlotte Ann Bowisa were
held On the Seventh ward meeting
house. SUNDAY. Ausuat 81. 1903. COM
mencing at y O'Clock. The house was
niled 60 ovefn1winE with the friends
and relatives VI the deceased, who MS
lcmblCd TO ual their respects o. the
departed. Tho opening prayer was Of
fred by Elder Andrew Isnaon. Tho
speakers wuru Bishop William Thornc.
Elder William McLnchlin. George G..
Lambert Joseph Huli. John Nicholson.
prson Pcttit and AlDHroni VI. Wool ~,
an Of whom spoke words Of comfort
90 the bcfoavcd ones. ana cNt0liad ,he
virtues 81 the dec arrd who was an exc
emplafy youur woman In every sense.
The closing prayer was offered by Elder
Joseph =. Taylor a large cortcne
followed thc remains 20 the comstrav
whore the dedicatory prayer was III.
fored by Elder Ezra Richards.
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TELEeRApHlc RRfurlrs


al nc cable line between Honekons
anu manila IL INV being operated.
Adjuian, General corbin has eabled
,a.o,,i, M.ftltt 70 send a list Of the
The President has appointed c,ptain
t1i4rt l.. Mills superintendent of the
10y academy At West Point. with
''' 'ilF OF lieutenant colonel.
Ihe Tnmblyh- Powers Clnthlng com.
fg IVY ~ Louis, today filed a deed
~ tru.t " Or. C.. wiow Broom To- co.
cal, I'm nlyn and elghiy-seven other
lotto order has this FAR been main.
5tu NJ Manila under American con.
- he city is quiet and ascIns to
,'ANe almost resumed its normal busi.
moss and socni nutlvity.
An Important communication NIB.
In. VIZ, a IN the Abend Pos, Vienna, riya.
n, ihillppluca tutur0 Il matter Tor
sh. unit'd 3inteH md Spain TO decide
"''h"ut outside Interference
Tho biennial meeting N tho suprome
.ousc knlghts OF Pythlas viii begin to-
morrow morning at indianapolis. Ind.
with every section u the world where
'hete 10 a Grand lodge represented.
Admiral Sampson arrived az wash.
lhtton today and reported az the navy
(. partment THIS afternoon az o'clock.
soon nfter he Wont 10 the white House
len.
The American iranGpifta Peru and
iuehlai having m hazard Gen OTIS auI
ven. Hughes, arrived 40 Manila at Il
o'clock sunday mornlnr There was no
, ,. Illness on board either % the
The President has promoted Captain
CHARLES ID. SlEahrn ~ 5. ~, now com.
inandlng tho 80 Paul by ndvnrcing
nun three numbers on the list vt cnp-
,alns IN the navy for extraordinary
herolam."
, Yesterday at Wilbur. wash. David
Sp,aEic shot and Killed Bob ponix. Ths
mon nave been ON bad terms over fam.
TX, relations aud PculS started out 10
hlI Spcasle but the lntter Hot the drop
on PculN and killed him.
a dispatch from Manila. dated Auru,t
lbth' says the total number or ltillri
on the American slide during The
was 90 and wounded about 100. The
rpnni.h losses were 200 killed and ipj
wounded.
- l-..HAA ~ INV MNNNImEHNm Mar
from Thurourhfarc says tho ronfintta.
lloh nt The dcfcnae nf Captain Duncan
% the Twcniy.stclnt Kansas was
taken ~ this afternoon. An cvidanes
connected with the Duke grave ma
hcun introduced nnd NO far na that fea-
ture IN concerned. the ease ia closed.
Under orders fr1m the war deptrf.
mrnt the hospital shin mus. aaU from
New YORK Tor Santiago tonight. gh0
Mlll carry nluc sufgun. flriv hls-
pltal c1rrrucn, ten trlinsd male nurr-
cs, Two hospital stewards and eighteen
HuaggiCn ~ tho Eichth Illinois tcol.
orcdD volunteers.
A bad break In the rlnrapplng ai,nr
thr MlNf1url river 90 n point near moi.
mont bend, nix miles northeast ~ Ia
J1acph, Mo-. has brought n Zig moi
~ government h1ltr. Including ia,
steamers. The water has boon rut.
ing Into the knusnl bottom lands on.
fpritc -. J0icfh. and fears innt H.
river bridge would De- log hirn ant
dry are entertained.
London, Aug. ga dispatch from
hudnpcut 10 u London news Agency
says that yesterday while n roglment
was crossing a ponioon bridge ov,'r
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during the rrmmer Tor the btneni OF
hts lwn q a.. but returned homo o.
week brf1r. his soldier H1n'a dgfnife,
wish the assurance that he would r'-
cover.
Mr.. NaisbItt--J. R--c1ntfasts che
Inference in The health ~ The troops
stationed Tn San FranCae1 and % .fe
90 oakland The California and ore
con Volunteers are located a. the la.
Ger place and their health has been tht
very best only one volunteer NiH
diad there and De- mCt trlF' i1t
the hn1e 0f another T1iuier s
Franrifcl. he says, o. very duli. and
thd slu1ninr ~ Thousands 20 ifn1rf
there has been q rroai Dol 1alnr % .he
ptaric ihr1urh fns sperdlrT NJ l.r
nryfui's and Me fitting out N sNpd
ii1ns 90 TIE philippine TIH rlir
rtnrrliy De- sudrrInr from "a terrible
frHurht. Mr. E1ihIfi iH EtN f..F
much In ilyo win Die old home AMI
may come here again i1 reside pCf-
mlurntly
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REnTLs WIN.


San Francisco. AUG. ei,-Nows has
Just reached here from the Orient thnt
early IN July there was "a battle he
tween the rchclH ~ Wa Chow ana tao
imperial Gilmore troops. IN which the
former were victorious. over 900
of tho troops were slain and their bodies
thrown into the river.
TIE 30 Sing" under, Cant yho.r-
man, was engaged 90 take about i0ll
Chinese troops IN tho scene of the re-
helliOn. From the time the "Do Sine
ltft Canton until she reached WI
Chow, 200 miles up tho river. Captain
Tholemnn had trouble with hi crow
The Chinese EympathiElug with the
rebels. one, comprudor. berlin In
citing them 20 mutlny, ana the captain
alleges that In sslf-dofcnss h. was
compelled 20 shoot the man. The CONF
prndor died from his wound tho u.,t
day.
Capt. Th0lcmnn was placed under ar.
rest, ana as soon as opportunity az
forded was sent down the river 20 Can.
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Wanted
TO BUY
1000 Dogs.

Mus, be WHITE 70 color. q ne
GREY HotrND VARIETY and the
fliiowlna Painted II 2-inch Black Let
icrs On their sides; No. ,,....,..
The Foreman 1f our mixing f'W9er
department. whiia over .1s we my ny,
Ing OF q batch Of sALTAlR iiAhi -
POWDER. los; Diamond S.uu, ~.
"a caratr. set IN a conn tvH ~
Ring or stud Tho Diam ni J.. put.
white Stone. n was rrrs nteu " uur
In recognition I'd BE ability 1s manu-.
facturar Oh p1tirr Powder. We viii
pay $50 IN cold 30 any Person returning
same with ihc can of SALTAllt BAk.
ING POWDER Or which the plamonti
was found. % orr of'cl. Room 49,
O'Mcafa Buildlrr
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TWICE m TWENTY YEARS.


J. r. NalibIt Visiting Relatives and Friends
Game Home with Ms Brothers. Remains.
J.R Naishlit - Oakland. California.
son of II. W Narb.t oi the Twentieth
ward on tha c.iy. D. on q visit 90 BILE
falt Lake relatives and friends. aud
Will remain her flr about ton dlyA
Mr., Naiabl;i formerly resided here
himself bu, rlmeihiug over twenty
years aE1, % use ha own language, he
STRUCK out" Tor himself. landed ln tho
Golden Gate state. started out on Die
own hook, went INTO business th,rs
and married and settled down. 10 am
or that tms Dc hla visited thr city OF
his hlrih aud early manhood but twice,
eleven years ago, and row. Hls former
Vlhlt 10 fun ~ pleasant rUc1llroti1uH.
bu; this ONE Do fuurh, with sorrow on
account 10 th1 drIIa ~ young Albert
william Lun Nal1hlti, his brother. who
dird at The Preside, uu the IAN Inst.
while nsrylng 1A a volunteer cavalry
man from Utah.
Sir, NalFb.i, says the deceased
trooper was given every possible attan-
zion by the military and hurpltll lui -
Gals and attendants and that he WAS
lat recovering from his attack uf
fypholl when stricken with pneumonia.
which carried him on. The fither had
eeen IN California on "A pr3tracgld visit
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ANOTHER EXCURSION NORTH.
The Short Line Aranges One fr Saturday,
Sept 3rd.

Tho oregon Short I.lne has arranged
another eScuwlon 20 the north. IA,
same leaving hero saturday September
srd.
To- the Hucccaa OF lta recent cvcuyal1l
Go Idaho Montana aud Oregon points.
u due largely this second outlng. and
ih0 probabilities ARE that il also win
hg literally uatronlEed.
THESE oNcutsiona roach "a sec'lnn OF
county famed for ilahlnH, hunting
aul beautiful mountain scenery, ana
those desiring such diversion from
active daily he, are not slow ~ seig-
ms the opportunity. As customary
ON such cAcursiuns low rates are Of
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DulNGS IN THE POLICE COURT

In gho pollcs court today orders ~
discharge were made in the eases 81
IA Harris. crutltY 90 animals. Mike
Fargo, treEpar1; James ihilupH, Nl1-
aunE hotel runuora' ordinance, and
Mtslrt Mitchell ana tiamfn. charged
with VagrnnrY
Plain druniia in me persons 0f Rob.
ert Mitchell. Charles Thomas. ~. Lam
inr, Susan TuluiFe nui Mfwrl Fiu-
more qni Harmon were required 60
plank a. each IN the city Urea Hury.
Mas Luffor', charged with reckless
driving, had hln care continued untii
tomorrow while James krlly was
found guilty NJ obscene conduct and
sentenced 20 20 days In thr city Jan
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The remainder o. tho trulpa on the
transport Rio Oaudc were landed nt
Camp Wik1n. MOninuk Point. today.
There wcrc $50 men on the Rio Grnnde.
about thirty % whom were sick.
The cliy ~ Macon, having on board
f02 % the Seventeenth Infantry. az
whom y wrrc sick. and the Amelt.rrt
with 3ie of the Thlriy-nrst Infantry,
of whom twenty nrc sick both of which
arrived yesterday are waiting 90 an.
load
The remainder u %. sevcniy.nnt
New York volunteer Observation-Disclosures
COT. Downs ANA stan ana o1utlngrnis
from several companies uf the rcrl-
mont were released from quarantine
today.
Col. Forwool, chief Of land quaran.
tine and hospitals, reported today that
he had about COO patients In the rDn,
rrnl hospital and 800 In tho annex Ito
had been Informed by The SURGEON
general th1t be- has about 800 cots not
IN use nl Forts Columbia, Hamilton
ana WndHworth, n. Y. hlthor % con.
yal0Eccnta might Do sent there. In
consequence. Col. rorwo1d is going 10
have the Rio Orlnde so up 10 take
sick soldiers % tho forts
Active preparations arc loo progress %
receive tho sick and wounded from tho
transport Cttnniu, which was sighted
On Muuiauk Point very late lafi ulght.
There wero thre deaths yesterday.
Geo, Alderman of tho Second Mural-
ohu1cttH. nn unknown man who died
ON tho dock az hs WIS hrlng taken M
a transport and Frederick Fuumun OF
the Second MuHnchuittta,
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tiles. Thoy are ALEC cnthusiartic In
their Expressions OF praise of the hos
plt1iity OF ldahu'a people.
Jacob schaub the photographer,
has dcchrd So move i1 ogden and
leaves fr thf junction city this week.
A horra heinnrluE o. the Empire
Steam Laundry broke ia bride this
morning and started down C1mmrrchl
street on tho run. A. Second South
q started un toward East Temple, mar
ruNly cHcuplnn runInr lftu several
rigs on iIa way Tho animal was
stopped %. the EsW Temple street
crossing without doing any damage.
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YIN Cow DISCHARGED.
no EVIDENCE TO suBsTAsrArf CHARGE
Chin chaa necamo Nervous necause Gus
tsdlan Of Loan Association Funds went
to Murray TO Hccupsrpte.

Wee Gov. the Chnaman arrested
about n week ago charged on the c1m-
plant OF chin Chan with cnbeazlcmcnt
was given q hearing Dofore Justice of
the Peace McMasior today. reguiung In
q complete Victory Tor the defendant
There were about hair q dozen deni-
gems u Plum Ailoy examined By the
prosecution. but none OF them knew
anything about what Yco GOV was
charged with An There, Wah Lung,
sun HE. Tim sam. An wone md Tom
Jim testified thai ihey know Tcc Cow
Intimately. and thought him "piciiy
Elo1d Mclean Chinunan.' Outside o.
taHt thcy know ahfllgigly npihlnf An
Interpreter named Jim" put the qucs-
tlon1 " rroHecutirF Attorney Putnam
ln pnrf Cp1iln Chnoso and gave the
answers in rIff ~ n humorous vein.
chin chan said that rome time ago
h. ard fcN of bio cuuntyIncn Cuu-
osivcd the idea VI starting n loan i1-
socinii1u. ON evening. after a hard
days wishing. chin Chan, zee gUn
and a fcs % thr most capable china
men, goi together nud affected on ore
raulx4tIuu. clrUtIur fcH Gov unnHg.f
and custodian of iho funds ~ rhoW
mn illtN 10 fNf fIfNN."N 'NIN ANAN N.l
the Afternoon ~ sunday th7 iiih u
AUGUST. deposited 500 with Yse. at the
same iimr iuafuctuR MANAGER Cow
10 put u ont WHERE 10 would Doe likely
70 10 tho most E0nI aud bring lu
"liin infcl0rt" The next day ihuns
dayl wee fen iitiIr -r9 tle weather
ana accordingly hle1 himHef 10 Oh1t
noted suburban roiunD Muray. 'hin
chan bccama alarmed az hcD's nhroner
ana during 90 ~ -rurmo ugNnu'
rNofc 90 complaint nhd
had the "nhrauud0ff arrested.
This waf ahlu. Che sum anil SUBJ
stance nf thr testimony Tor thc STATE
Attorney Twolmsy moved flr 90.
tnlnf4i which. not meeting with any
opposition from Ar Putnam, was rad
ily rfauisi by 1un,ice 81 Miatf. wee
Cow then HtalA0d out 70 ihc court room
and was IN such n hurry a. reach the
aldc walk that h. hadn't time 90 iiAe
the elevator.
Il IL understood that the loan osrl-
ciatiln la now bankrupt, ~ u has
taken ~ the funds 90 pay the atllr-
neyfa and court foes
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the the river Maros. No. -
bridge collapsed. Ttrt- How'd. ID.
were Immersed and il N.,rilsi ~
eighty were drowned " "and h.
a tremendous cxplosio,
OF the Chattnn1ors b ~ TIE N.
Ooltewah station. rIrbi,.Qet e
Chattanooga killed H.. On mite. q.
Lucius y. Enln and tx, Ah..a h,
ana wounding asriouriv w Nlft.ii
slN others After tn =. eli ilii
plant was destroyed by nv e''n 1
Orders were Issued f,--
phftment which win r- ~. navy !
sambline ~ the larra $500. a1y (,
SHIPS NJ Hampton u95a. hlll q W,
Warshtps were sent i. g. Ihf h..
the torpedo TO Newport n i'it Y
The only remaining c,,,
Monroe are the auxil.a-v y. ~ III.
TUGS. The orders vfr1 ,..,'iilgii'r :,
complaint ri steamboat r.... tFn
ihe DIX ieet In ihs harf... "a q
roads would Interfere ai,i ~ lHilr,
The Olivotte. huHlIt.t.tt
"a IN l..e lt M1nHut pa.
!. slos on board. hia hsa, 5.,,l
ro, ,,,.u 20 Boston. The s'rt s.It
pc taken 90 hospitals ln f'.-i.ll
nave volunteered Oh gr.r...N
s'ernherg TO take clra % ,b'r 0-
paymaHtor General s,,.,
dcrod three paynartffs vI.t hn
go az once 10 Manila b. r.. W
there. They Will aiu f.
cisco In q day ur two. can
The Southern 10 o. c,.i..
cottages az Tyhsa Isiln1 Ii 81
sort near Ailln.i. Ca. bs-.
Loss, tl6.ooo. 1.l
The li1li1nd-AmorfeiB r-.
ihat The now twin 49, pr
SO tenunin, built hy m.7 80
ana Wu'm, nt nr'ffa. H.. ,Nft
arrived ~ Rotterdam fH.Y, ~.
saturday. On ~ n4sts-r.
io'h knots was attained.
The Spanish cnrIr..-t
been working on he f.-... n
AlFcrlna. on tho ives. aIi. .s.,.
Gibraltar. have bean .sf..
drld. and the h1ttar.as ~,
mere nave been ordered d n,
Attorney Gen. White ~,tt..
Del. this Afternoon Tina t.
satisfied Oh 10 who d. r.r,......
the murder ~ Mn j. q M
Mrs. j, i. pmnire. ana 70 ~
tcniion 90 order the hrrsa, ~
mand ana probably two In ~
cisco.
The news comes from 81 D.
the lntcfllkc regatta uplr.i No.
ing-nt White Bear Lake uni.f M.
auspices The day was No. ~
rood, ntln i2-knot breeze uat ~
The race for 2ntfooiou beiw- b
u White Bear aud iio6llun n
ton. was sailed this morning n
won on time allowance BIZ ~.
onda. Akolo brok. h.r lb IN
four minutes.
The American MIrrloaary is
az Sew York has rrttiy.l ~.
stating that liOv J. T. Ftn
Congregational minister 40
iiH WlralunhrlUa. hla laen itr
attempting tn organize "a C.sH.a.
church at Smiley, o.. uh.thf
twenty miles from h.s bono tims
ca.
John A. nlhlr. ihs banker t.i Ia
nnihroplst of Sew York. o. tAr
briting his pGih b.rihliy ASH
IN BlalrHilwn. -. j. o. f..tI
town ami nearly 800 ihs rftrft
depends OR a l.ycllh a o. 81 -
tries he started.
John x. George. f0r thirty jas r.
crai commercial agent ne. e "A
a Northwestern n1iiWiy C-a,Y
Milwaukee. has rgHiTnHl tfpfaf
take cncci on seri"m.sft
The secretary of ihs uanJ in D.
cldrd that uuiUr CE.fef f.laet
ehcre u no reason WIZ flsa 10.
should NOT enter. ih rl Ca ID
ports % ;ho United slli ID
VI customs VIII De inra-l b ~
eject today.
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Randolph itound-up' y. ~. Hodges
has decided 10 build a soyonty-fve bar
rei Touring min up nlg Greek. and a
milling company has signed contrac:
~ put IN the machinery. Tuesday Mr.
Hodges purchased size from o.
jacobson. ana sNcavhtiur will rlun he-
SIN Tor the foundation. Tho f1unda-
u1n u 10 be completed thla fan. bur the
building viii not be- completed an next
apriuE on account % brick being IN
available.
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The announcement IL made that
nlsh1p Kosler Of thc Sixteenth ward
u quite seriously lll. having been over
come hy ihr excessive hsat % the past
Few days. Ills condition. however.
seemed o. De somewhat improved tl-
DAY aud hla family ami friends hope
flr hlH early recovery. The n.Hhon IL
rlEhiystWo years NJ aFr and has been
rather feeble Cor nlmr time.
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Atlanta, a., Aug 22-Th1s. j.
Prince. troop G. SIKH cavalry. Robert
~ Bailey. troop u, Flfih cavalry and
Frank Mjlllr. dlgd IN ihs hospital 40
For, Mcpherson today of typhoid
fever Mcll1r was general prisoner
undergoing a sentence of six months,
and his Identity In the army had been
lnaT
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ton. On his Journey he was confined
~, ~ , ~ ron case. and on arrival wns
placed IN the British jan. WIS
o't.zenshlp made by Tholeman thero ~
utter feeling against All American
~ mat district and further troubie h
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Tho iilgh Council o.; che Salt Lake
stake of Zion viii meet On regular sea-
s.en on Wednesday, August 2t,h. az
1850 pm.
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SALIAIR RAELNGPONlERCO.

Manufacturer Of the Celebrated
sALTAtE SUPERIOR BAklNG
POWDER. -.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Telephone is-2 rings.
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Iron lhe Mission ida.

Elder a. n. Lundln, ~ the Twenty
third wand, this city, returned Saturday
from a mission 90 Scandinavia. lir lUft
home May %. 1855 and returns we'll
pleased with conditions in that Sec
tion regarding religious mattfus ITO
had gooi health ana enjoyed th1 Hplut
OF hlh mission.
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Elder y. d. chrstlphcuon. of Orig
ham city. called on the ~ .Nf" sAtur.
day, having lust returned from mII-
sion 10 Scandinavia. Elder ChriTi0nh n
con lot homo Tor hiH neid 90 labor Gn
the ON OF September 1880 Us trty-
eled principally in Copenhagen and
Denmark.
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Judge Marshall took tcatlmonv this
moulnH on the prayer N ii .. puls q
company, cot a wit % lniuurtlcn
against y. r Stewart and ~ 7, Dec.
plnintlna nrc the publishers NJ tho
city Directory ana the defendants pub
llah what II known aa the salt Lake
Home Business Directory. Tho allie.
gallon was that defendants were Nlo'
lating The copyright law. The COM
plant oct forth that defendants unei
In their directory certain matter under
the title OF Public nuilllnga, inlif,
etc." which was copied nom The
plaintiffs directory. ana tho plliuilii1
had copyrighted tho same and The d.
PENDANTS thereby we're doing an in.
jury 80 the PLAINTIFF,
In answer u Judge Marfhhn ST.
Stewart said that 10 put a stop IN the
work at the present time would moan
n lofa 60 his company u from 80 20
400 per day.
The court granted "a temporary wilt
restraining defendants from copying
ulalntin's book. but they were told
that they 80 around ana gci tho infUr-
nation from parties IN a ponition TO
give II TO them.
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spain. commi.sioner- are Named.

Washington. Aus. g2.-Tho state d.
parimcnt today received a call from NJ,
Thlehaut, Hecrlt1ry ~ the French em-
h1Hay. and IN charge during she alb
eenca of Ambassador Cambou. who
bore n notification from the spanish
government % the military commits
alpncrs Tor Cuba ana Porto Rico.
Under the peace protocol each c1y-
crnmrnt was o. name "a military
commissioners within ten days. their
meeting 90 begin within shiriy days
The sen days was ~ today and az.
c1rdlngly Spain gave ths ofnci1i notice
N tht appointments. They are a. fol-
lows
For Cuhl-Miilr Gen. Gonzales Par.
rada. Rear Admiral Pastor > Llndsrji
Marquis M0uilfe
For Porto R'co--Maj1r General or.
tegl > Dlas, Commodore OF Fltf Rank
Nalllrinl Carlisle. judge advocate.
sanchez del Aguih Leon.
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Marie Forslund nlti a suit pr d.
vorce IN Nc Third district today
against her'huHhand. John forfluni,
alleging that thr marriage took place
IN this city on The asih " November,
1891. and chat IN 1895 h. dcaeritd her
thinE towards her support Their are
three children, the y0unFcnt ~ which
was only three weeks uid when f1r1.
lhnd lfft HE VIE. Defendant II sup
posed 20 be IN Butte.
c. a.. Neilrau ia pAiu,in'a attorney
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LATEST rRoM MANILA.
spnnlard NJ Ladroncs set ~ % Govern.
ment which Was Promptly Upset

Now York. Aug. ga dispatch to
the World from Manila says; The ma
lives control the water supply ~ Manila
and refuse 60 allow the water % run
except Tor n few houfH each day, TINY
have demonstrated hiatt they rae lnclp-
able Of self government The fourth
American expedition which Lett San
Francisco on July 18Th In command u
Major General OtlH. arrived today. All
ON board nro well.
The monitor Monadnuck arrived Au-
gust 10Th. on the way she stopped NJ
the Ladronc Island of Guam, which has
been seized By. the nrat expedition. She
found that a Spnniard had rrpudlatcd
American rule ana set w = Huvern-
mont on his own account captain
whiting, OF the Muuadnnck. promptly
upset this now government" aqa made
tho uHurpor a prisoner ana l'nurht
him here. iirigadlnr General Nc arthur
has appointed as provost marshal cob
Ovcrnhlnc of the TNHonty.thifd roEa.
lArr. and Tor deputy mrnahnl Col Smith
" the California volunteers. lflrtdlrr
Gonorui Green has been appointed fiscal
administrator. and Col Whittier COLLEGE
tor OF customs,
Tho total number ~ dead in the came
pairs IL %. % wounded. 100. Private
e. Dunn. 81 the AHtor battery, and
Captain niornated nurHen, M the Min-
ncsDin volunteers. have died of their
wounds since the battle. The other
wounded officers and men arc dong we'll
The Brinkley argus., 1898-09-29
Argus Notes to Farmers.

We have noticed for several
 months a general tendency on the
 part of our farmers, to fall in line with energetic farmers of Arkan
 sas and Prairie Counties, and get to raising wheat and have their flour at home. We are glad there fore to publish below two letters along this line and will answer the questions to the best of our a. bility. In the first place seed wheat can be obtalned ln Little Rock or Memphis at from 80 to 90 cts. per bushel. If machine Is to be nsed Tn gathering crop it is best to plant the bearded variety. but if hand reaping it is best to plant the plain, Red May variety for it is easily handled. In order to have the very best yield which every farmer should desire it wolId be better to have smooted