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FRUSTRATED THE PLOT.
Spanish Attempt 20 XIII or Capture Gen.
cral A~ranguren Fails.

Spanish Attempt to XIII or Capture GEN
ersl A~raogursn FaiIs.
New YORK. Jan. "A dispatch from
Havana to The Herald says: All Ha.
vana is talking Of the Illustration of q
plot to kill or capture General Aran.
guren. in which General Lee and Rep
resentative King of Utah were innocent
instruments. Mr.. King, since his ar.
rival ~ days ago. has proved himself
an enthusiastic but n most indiscreet
investigator. He made no secret Of his
intention to communicate with the in.
surgents and expressed q particular de.
sire to meet General Aranguren. He
succeeded i'll inducing General Lee to
provide n guide. who agreed to take
him to General Aranguren. but insisted
that the proposed expedition DO kept a
close secret for fear the Spanish would
take advantage Of ii to learn Of General
Arrangements location. In spite Of this.
the story not only leaked out. but Mr..
King was offered assurances by Score.
tary General Congosto, that no opposi.
ton would be made TO his passage
through the Spanish lines. All was ar.
ranged for Mr.. King and the guide 10
pass the lines and go to the rendezvous
where he was to meet General Aran.
guren and Colonel Delgado.
Tho Guide Bccan,c Alarmed.
Noticing that Mr.. King was closely
Swallowed by Spanish police agents. he
watched and about 10 o'clock discov.
cred Mr.. King and Secretary Congosto
in earnest consultation under y dark
colorado in the prado.
Fully realizing the danger. the guide
started for the country. and in half an
hour was Oh his way TO warn General
Aranguren. 1t is openly asserted that
the authorities made every preparation
TO follow Mr.. King to the place of meet
ing aud have q force ON hand ample to
overcome resistance by the rebel chief.
A train Of IL cars filled with troops
nave gone in the direction in which the
meeting was to take place. Mr.. Kings
first int,mation of the failure Of the
proposed expedition was when he
learned that his guide was missing.
TESLA'S LATEST DISrGv...N.
Has . Light That Il ms bright ~ thc
MONDAY sun. II" Says.
New YORK. Jan. ..-Nikola Tesla
announces an important discovery. He
says he has perfected Gnu tube Il
such high illuminating power that they
may be used in light houses. and that
they will enable Tho photographer 10
work by night as we'll as by day.
The results which Mr.. Tesla has at.
tanned have been achieved by the use Of
his tubes and his oscillator.
The light which he is able TO produce
by this means is rs bright rs the Don
day SUM-. BY its use every line OF the
object photographed may be made to
stand out clearly and distinctly.
It is we'll known that it Is difficult to
secure a light that will penetrate fog.
1t is believed that the light from the
tube will eventually be used
for this purpose. 1t is likely that plac.
teal experiments will soo be made i'll
some lighthouse on this coast for tho
purpose of demonstrating tho practica.
bility Of the invention.
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Prosperity comes quickest to the man
whose liver is IN good condition. De-
Wits Little Early Risers are famous
little pills for constipation, biliousnes.
indigestion and all stomach and liver
troubles.
EVaxE SNI1u
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Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa, says,
MY child Is werth millions to me; yet |
would have lost her by Group had l not
invested twenty-five cents. in a bottle OF
Ohe Minute Cough Cure" 1t cures
coughs, colds and all throa. and lung
troubles.
FRANK SMITH.
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One Minute Cough Cure cures quickly
That's what you want!
FRANK SMITH
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Cont n ct for Exposition buildings.

BUFFALO. N. u, Jan. The con-
tracts for the main buildings of the
Pan. American exposition have been let
to tho Grace q Hyde company of Chi
cago and New York. The contract
price calls for the expenditure Of some.
thing moro than $4,000
just try a loo. box Of Cascarets. the
finest liver andbowel regulator ever
made,
Mrs. NJ. b. Ford, Ruddell's, III, suffer.
ed Tor eight years from dyspepsia and
chronic constipation and was finally
cured by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risere, tho famous little pills for oil
stomach aud liver troubles.
FRANK SAITH
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""hted, topuy n few second hand bug.
~ ana wagons. Will do all kinds OF
p"'hH. NEIS ANDERSON.
""hted, IA girl to do general house
"n. Mis-. CHRIS RENcH.
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am innocent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

ships were very short u coal. the Girls
tobai Colon having only two days sup
iiy. which she had secured at slnu-
ago.
The spaniards concentrated thcir nrc
on the brooklyn. hoping 90 disthl, the
vessel. which they considered Oh fast-
est Of the American warshlps aud thus
give an opportunity at least fnt one or
two OF the Spanish boats tI escape.
Tho brooklyn was hit forty-hvo times
Tho Spaniards estimate ina force Dee
hind the fortlncations 81 Santiago at
about II. 900 Including 400 reinforce
monts brought by Gen. ilnd1. which
are known TO be In Santiago.
The forces besides Gen. lsu1p'H rcEu-
lars and 1000 volunteers. arg t0 Doe de-.
pended upon Eleven hundred marines
ana sailors were Withdrawn from the
city when the Spanish Meet made its
Inflated snrtlc.
The body of @. ~. Fills. CHIEF yocman
OF the u. s. cruiser Brooklyn. who was
Killed In the engagement with the Span
ish fleet was brought hero yesterday
with the brooklyn and WaH hufiod AZ
dusk ON the side 0f the hiIl on which
the marines are cntrenchpl. and near
whore the bodies OF the three marines
killed at the battle Of Cusc1 Mountain
are lying.
FILLS lived at Peoria, llla
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TO FOLLOW ADMIRAL CANARA
Another Spanish Flee, viii Have a Tine
Dodging american Ships.


Washington. July THE President
called council ~ war today to meet
at the white House. the purpose be-
ing to review the situation and learn
exactly what the present conditions
are and what changes. n any. should
be- made In the plans for the future
conduct OF the war. According 10 one
m the members present II was decided
a. abide by the plans already laid, az
least a. TO the general conduct Of the
campaign
Confirmation seemed 20 have been
given to this statement later Ia the day
when. after conference with the
members % the war board, Secretary
Long announced To the waiting news
PAPER men that ne had ordered Ad-
mifui sampson TO dotuph from hia own
command Immediately the vcfs lH to
BE- embraced 10 Commodore WuuonH
eastern squadron. ana TO direct tie
cummOdorH 90 proceed on hlh mission
The vessels uf the squadron viii not
ln the Same Hg those originally $50
ltctrd. for the reason probably that the
recent engagement with C.rvcfn'H ncct
uuCosiHtatUd some changes The new
huttlDshipH Iowa ana oregon, tho
protected cruisers Newark and the
auxiliary cruisers carrying side ar
mon Dixie. Yankee aud Ioaom-
Ito. the Colll0rH AvCrUndn. Cas-
aius; Caesar Leonidns and jus
tin, and the supply boat D0lmunlcn.
The Iowa, oregon aud Newark
are all lu the south with sampson. 50
~ the Yosemite. The Dixie ~ ~
a.. a.
lluHyillr. Tho c1lllcrH are nt Hampton
Roads with the Dplmouico. The
ships are 60 Get sail aH soon aH they
can coal and supply II Will not be re-
quirod In the case Of the southern vca-
sells To- come north. which would mean
tho loss OF several days but they viii
start directly from the points where
they are now located.
IN, order provides that each ship
shall make her way across tho Allan
tie Go marine rendezvous, which viii
| be- designated in scaled orders. Co pre-
I vent lta exposure t1 the slightest pos.
rIhlc danger from the enemy and thu
most that ~ known lH that Il Will be-
nt some point OF the Spanish coast.
IL probably Will not ho long after that
before the American SQUADRON will be
/ In fun pursuit ~ Cumlrn. with hin
/ remnant Of the spanish navy. Monn-
while. the gathering OF the American
/ fleet On the spanish posts IN rxpcctrd
to have a SOLDERING oncct up'1 the in
rHnod people
The number NJ coiilcra accompany
] itE tho ,Nttdltion IL ovid. noe nat q
lnrs "tuifc lies 1nHsI. ntI thN 80
/ nsss' .if'f' tlrr rruouvs - - csusbl
o" - sun ioFltlu4 as W. c.risrs {.
Port Snid-oh'lgud 20 submit 90 a re-
fuaal of coallng privileges.
A telegram received at the state dc,
partmont this afternoon announce,
that Cnmnra was SIN lying with hii
squadron at sucz, ON the southern az,
eastern entrance Go the canal TIL
torpedo boats OHndo, pruHperin.
ana Audaz, which were yesterday re-
rotted at a port In Portugal. arrive,
today NJ Cadlz. Admiral Dewey hnl
been notified Of all these movements
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sINKINa Dol IN nnrnaooNr.
Number ot Victims Placed by steamship
Company ~ mas.


New York. July a teicrram was
received NJ the French line Office today
stating that the survivors N la B1ur-
goRnc would arrive In Boston by boat
at o'clock Friday morning. They Will
probably come to New York by rail.
one Of the agents Of the line viii go to
Boston today.
Acting General Manager Paul Faguel
gave out today the following list Of the
lost;
first cabin "a, second cabin. li5;
Hcrrnge. 2iG. officers and crew, lis To-
tai. COS.
4 telegram was received from Hall
fax last nlrht by NJ. FaEuul from \.
Cunnrd ~ CO.. which stated that the
wrccknrc on board la liourEogne
proved 20 be such nm obstruction that
passengers and crew were unable 90
reach the Htnrbohrd lifchoats. There
was therefore great rush 90 the port
boats. The crowd endeavorcd 10 launch
these but owing 10 the vessels heavy
list 10 port u was Impossible 10 do 20
Tho telegram stated that 80 far ms
could be- ascurtnincd In Halifax the oiil-
GERS and the crew ala their duty nobly
Most of the sailors who were rescued
We're picked up out ~ the water and
patch contrndicted those which came
from unofficial sources.
". Fnguol received another telegram
stating that the llfeboat No. 2 wa.
taken possession ~ by some foreigners
presumably sailors. who were In th'
stccrarc. n IL presumed that II ans
violence was shown towards the atrur
Cling passengers by anyone n was los
these sailors and not by members Of IN
crew Of La BourFoEnc.
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i'i' ITO" Himself and Companion. Were
Treated Win. Prisoners.

on Jurngun, July G.-Dy Aasocio,od
ff,th dispatch boat 10 Fort Antonin
luly T. via Kingston, July THE ~
tlt1n 70 llohs1n and his little com
manu- when they arrived al Tho -,
.Ht % American intrenchments was
IMPLY overwhelming. Soldiers NM
nld never seen any OF the rel.as"d
WtNheta NJ war before We're so bnis-
linns IN their greetings that they
QUO not BE- restrained by their an.
efs' The cheering soldiers uterailv
upon d1hHon and his comrades
noha9ht ns Tar as possible, grasped
A,h hind extended towards him. and
liner ne nor his mon made any pro-
~, iiilnHt the most uncomfortable
iomu,nf ana iostllng which they had
u The young officer whose home ia In
Alabama has any race preiudice h.
.rfil'nly forgot AM about h ne he
passed through the lines OF soldiers an
pr way 10 Gen, Wheoler's headuuar-
~. ile grafpcd the hands of Inc
~ ,ll f-huei troopers OF the Ninth aud
,nln cavalry and expressed MA
,H"Nh' tlr the patriotic welcome with
~ hrartlness as he displayed to-
he'uA men ~ his own race. Ito nnd All
X lN p were comnletely overcome nv
~ nptlun accorded them. ana teers
.9N'i down their checks as the soldIers
'.. 1sd around them.
~ ,rn' Wheelpr's hradquarters thev
" mgi by Captain Chadwick ~ mo
NV tNlk and naval escort from Inc
nlr me escort had hrOnght a
ILLS OF clothing and new Uniforms
t"pson and his men and they were
- snort respite TO change their
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apparel. Iiobson was then given
horse 60 ride over the trail and his men
were taken into an army ambulance.
Before lcavlng for the coast. Lieut..
Hobson had an Interview with Gen.
no the correspondent of the Associ-
ated Press Lieut. Hoha1n declined to
talk OF his adventure ON the Mprrimac,
stating that he must first make his
rcport 10 Admiral Sampson. but as 10
his experiences IN Santiago. h. saidi
"Duiinr the FIRST four days we were
prlsoncrs Of war we were confined IN
Moro Castle. and I assure You those
were extremely uncomfortable and dis
agreeable days. Tho Spnnlnrds ana not
exactly nl-treat Us. hut u took them
some time to recover from the shock
caused bv what m VET n them rn~a' derei
our Yankee impudcnce In trying TO
block their harbOr
"As rule. the officers and men who
came into contact with us were grun
Ina rnocch and sullen IN manner. For
Admiral Ccrvorn I have nothing but
The highest admiration. Ills act In In
forming ADMIRAL snmps1n ~ our safe.
ty / regard az that OF a Kind hearted.
generous man. and chlvalrous officer.
Ito repeat adiy spoke 60 me ~ HE adj
mlrntion of what he called one of the
most daring acts IN naval history.
though I am SURF We were not entitled
10 fhe commentator we received. for
there were hundreds " ofher men ON
our shlps who would have been glad
10 undertake to do the same thing.
while we were In MORO castle. we
were naval nrlsunerahut nt the end ~
four days we were transferred 60 tho
Jurisdiction ~ the army AMI were ~.
moved 60 the Reina Mercedes hospital
on tho outskirts of Santiago. where We
remained urtll today We knew but
lifiic ~ what was going ON I'm the city,
though ~ course. we could nlwhyi ten
when our fleet was humhnrdlun tbs
shore batteries. and we cou'f o1sllS
distinguish the terrlfc explosions
caused by the NtsuviuH throwing
ivr1mfe shells. several tim %
nlght We woru also fully aware that the
land batteries were lghilng outside the
city The little information the span.
birds would give Us could not be relied
ur1u.
zone thing that found out IN the
hospital WIS that n large number ~
Spanish officers were wounded in last
Fridays hrht FOR many were BROUGHT
60 tho hnapltnl 20 b. treated. Number
NJ h7div nimad bullets crme into Tho
hospital windows on Fridnv hut ! do
not believe any one WIS injured by
them. our quarters th0rn wern very
clean ana comfortable ana the food was
fairly good
On faot. 7 hive no reason 20 conn
plain n our trr7fment ne prisoners OF
wnr. The prejudice which 'hr Spanish
showed against US during the first fcw
] dHtr wore away We conducted our.
roNe7 properly nni simply forced them
Z 90 treat uH wDN"
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THE COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD


Two Through Train. Daily
between salt Lake city. ogden aud Lead
Vile, Cripple Crock, Colorado springs, Dcn-
yer aud AL pglnts east only line running
srs ON both morning and eycning tfalus,
This line, In connection with the RIO bfnudo
Western, reaches Denver earlier than any
other llnc via colorado SPRING, No change
~ cars ~ delayed tfAius. Take the Colo
RADIO Midland aud save tlmU uud enjoy the
hncst ride aud Ffandosi scenery n Colorado.
agent, or
", 4, nAiLEY. o. A. BROWN,
GA. Gen, Agent
Denver, Colo. Salt Lake CITY.
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nrN. ronAL NOTIFIED.
Prom General shaftrr lie Gets informa'
tion Of the Los. of Ceryera's riest,


Before Santiago. via Playa dol Este.
July 7.-tCopyrlghi, 1895, by the Aas1.
clatod Prcsa.) -Gcn. Toral. the spanish
commander IN Santiago. has been ON
cinlly Informed by Gen. shnftcr ~ the
complete destruction ~ the spanish
nre now free to cooperate with the
army In the reduction Of Santiago, lie
has been given such time ~ he may
deem proper 10 consider the advisable
ny ~ captivating with his garrison.
Although Gen. Toral n apparently
anxious 90 resls, Ia the bitter end the
utter h0pelcHancsH ~ holding out
against Siege by land and sea must
be forcing itself upon him. His lnAse,
have been heavy. The reinforcement,
upon which he was counting have no,
arrived. Gen. ppndo has left him in
the lurch, and, n n understood. N
making his way across tho country 10
Havana.
The food supply 90 Santiago il low.
and u IN understood that the nmmuni.
tion T. running short. our position /,
being hourly strengthened.
The cable operators who lcft gantinro
yesterday have been sent hack. in or.
der that Gen. Tornl may he abie 10
communicate freely with Gen. Blnnco
N7drd government.
The prospects Tor the chpltulnfl0n OF
santlago without fmther fehtinr grow,
with each hours delay.
me archbishop NJ Santiago has nm.
nenled TO Gen. blanco 10 surrender ths
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GENERAL ORDERS TO rur ARMY.
is'usdb by Cen Mne. to tho United state.
Troops.

Washington, July T.-Gen. Miles ia.
sued the Following general order 60 the
1.-THE army II engaged In active scr.
vice under climatic conditions which
u mas not before experienced. In
order thht u may perform ia rnost
dfhcult ana lnb0ri0us duties with no
least practicable loss from slcl,nes.
the utmost care consistent with
prompt ana efficient service must be
exercised by all, especially by oficer,
The history Of other armies ms
demonHtrated that In hot climate
nhnilnence from the use OF lntoxlcat.
Ing drink n essential 60 continued
health ana efficiency. Conmpndinr.
officers ~ all grades and ofncers ~
tho medical starr viii carefillv notc
the effect Of the use Of such light
beverages, say wine and beer-ns ere
permitted 10 be sold M the most ana
cnmn eNchnnFes-nn the conmanders
~ AL INDEPENDENT commands nre on
Joined 10 restrict or 90 antlreiv nrn-
hlhit the sale of such beveru,res 4,
iho welfare OF tho troops or fhs IN
forests OF the service require such &c.
with a view 10 avoid extreme aut.
terinr among wounded horses or mules
ON the Held NJ battle. Il IA hcr.h,.
ordered thnt veterinary surgeon or
some other person detailed nv The
commanding officer will Rccompnnv
troops IN an engagement, whose duty
u WIN 10 10 put an end 10 the nponle.
OF All horses or mules that in III.
Judgment are suffering 10 a degree re-.
curing Aueh action on his part"
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D,,srst Evening" Ness. os per mo
Dstsrrt Evening Seas $50 per year
Dr,erri semi Weekly News, 800 per year
Dessert Weekly 700 per yeas
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WHAT SPANISH PRISONERS SAY.
santiago Wa. on IN. Verge Of Surrender
When Fighting stepped on saturday.

Guantanamo, Monday. July I. per the
Associate Press Dispatch Boat Dandy,
via klnh stOn, Jamaica, JuiyG. 6 p.m.-
Delayed IN tranHmlssion) The steamer
Res0luir arrived today with COS prison.
cra, Including II NJ The officers ana crew
gf tho spanish cruiser CrlHtobul Colon.
The disposition % the prisoners has
not ye' been decided on. The number
of Killed ana wounded on tho CriHtobnl
Colon was very small OtticrrH uf the
American vessels which were In pursuit
OF her, say that 70 was question OF
only "a short time when the Crlatohnl
Colon should De- compelled TO surrender
or run ashore. They ceased firing On
her, ana only three o. her crow were
KILLED tall sallors) and ~ were wound
ed.
Before running their ship ashore and
holstlng the white has. the gpanlnrdr
opened the Kingston valves on board
the Colon. and threw over the brecch
blocks Of every gun, including those Of
the Mauscf rifles.
The captured spanlardi were remark.
ably cheerful
The officers say they had nothing 70
cat FOR twcnty-f1ur hours before the
destruction N the feet and In order 10
got the men 10 their posts. large
amounts Of liquor were given cut Many
of tho captured FallOrE silll showed the
NAAHh ~" - - .ffHf Hff'H' N.''f ..ff HHsN Wv
ReHnlute.
The Spanish officers say the order 20
sail was given hy IN minister u marine
at Madrid and they decided 90 make
nt attempt 90 escape uu Saturday
night but ID WIS postponed until sun
day morning. Tor the reason that guar
tors Inspection would De held AZ that
time ana the Americans would not be
nt their ruua
None ~ the Spaniards expected 20 be
alive az noon ON sunday, believing the
destruction ~ the ncrt 10 be certain,
Most OF their ynluableH were put on the
Crlst0bal Colon the fastest boat " me
Spanish neet. ana everything was done
70 give her tho best opportunity 90
escape. The Spanish officers profess
great admiration Tor the American
ahlps. especially the Brooklyn Sew
York and Oregon. The Spanish prison.
ors cay that n the Americans had
pressed the land forces much lonsrr
the spaniards would have been COM
PEELED 90 suiyeuier, as the troops were
completely worn uut,
when the spanish neot len Santiago
de cuba, II was with the Intention Go
make Tor Clentucgps the nearest port
10 SECURE coal ana provisions. Al the
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Wnghincton.Juiy THE war depart
mout admitted f0r the fret time today
that two expeditions. one ON The T'lrl-
dt and another ON the F1uItl. had Hur-
ccfafully proceeded from Florida points
60 points BOO central and western cuba.
supplies were landed flr Con. Gumozs
Command. This H ths nrt time that
arms have got Co 1umDz and hIs men
loo the western sections. aH thu nrrt rx-
rediiiun equipped Garcia and DIS men
around Santiago. The Florida and Fa-
nitu LEFT some time ago. but thair move
Weuts wurU guarded with she grulfDt
care, IN order that 70 premature PUZZLE
cation might not lcuplrilza She safety
of those on board aH wen aH the de-
livery Of the guns. Tho time of dam
ger u now passed. however. and the
full stock or guns. ammunition ana
supplies IL In thu hands of Cen. GJmcs's
troops
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Tho People Like Them for

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VIII be anything In their columns
but that may DO safely reed In
tho family circle
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