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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-30
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-30
SATURDAY, NOV. 5.

Heber City, 10 a. NIB. H. Roberts,
F. S. Harris.
Mill Greek. s p. NIB. H. Roberts.
Juab County.-C. w. Penrose, R. n.
Baskin.
Springville.-Noses Thatcher
Salt Lake City (theatre).-W. H.
King, A c. Ellis, Matte II. Cannon.
Brigham City.-S. r. Thurman.
South Hooper.-W. II. Cassidy.
Iogan.-Joseph L. Rawlins.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-30
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

Appointments of Speakers In the
State and County.
Some changes have been made in the
itinerary of the Democratic campaign
speakers for both state and county.
The corrected list is now as follows:
MONDAY. OCT. g..
MfIlville and Wellsville.-B. H. Rob
Mercur.-O. w. Powers.
Parowan-C. W. Penrose, R. n. Bas-
kin.
Moroni, , pm, Mt Pleasant pm
William II. King, S. A. Kenner.
Draper.-Joseph L. Rawlins.
Panguitch.-William F. Knox.
Castle Gate-F. S. Harris.
Marysvale.-H. L. Pickett.
Weber County.-H. p. Henderson.
Beaver County.-R. F. Barr.
TUESDAY, NOV. l.
B. II. Roberts.
Salt Lake County-O. w. Powers.
Mayfield, p. m, Centerfeld, p M
William II. King, 5. A. Kenner.
West Jordan.-Joseph l. Rawlins.
Tropic-W. F. Knox.
Circleville-H L. Pickett
Price-D. O. .Rideout, jr.
w = ~
Weber County.-H. 2. Henderson, F.
S. Harris.
Iron County.-R. f. Barr.
Willard County.-k. II Jones.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2.
Peterson, p. m, Morgan, p. NIB.
II. Roberts, F. S. Harris.
Minersville and Millford.-C. w. Pen
rose, R y. Bashin.
n W Powers
Sewer County.-William H. King.
Salt Lake County.-Joseph L. Raw
Inns.
Farrnington.-Mos Thatcher
Escalante-W. F. Knox.
Panguitch-H. L. Pickett.
Emery County.-D. o. Rideout, jr.
Summit County.-S. A. KING.
Spring City.-H. P. Henderson.
Iron County.-R- T. Barr
Willard County.-R. H. Jones.
THURSDAY. NOV. 3.
Summit County.-B. II. Roberts, F. S.
Harris.
Deseret and Fillmore.-C. W. Penrose
and r. n. Baskin.
salt Lake County.-O w. Powers.
Mendon.-S. r. Thurman.
East Bountiful.-JOseph L. Rawlins.
Payson.-W. H. King.
Coyote-W T. Knox.
Box Elders. A. kenner.
Parowan-H. L. Pickett
Emery County.-D. o. Rideout, jr.
Tooele County.-S. A King.
Elsinore.-H. p. Henderson.
Iron County.-R. +. Barr.
Willard County.-R. H. Jones.
FRIDAY, NOV. 4
Park City.-B. H. Roberts and F. 8.
Harris.
Holden and Scipio.-C. w. Penrose, R.
n. Baskin.
Salt Lake County.-O. W. Powers.
Clarkston.-S. Z. Thurman.
South Weber.-W. H. Casady.
Providence.-Joseph L. Rawlins.
Koosharen-W. F. Knox
Millard County-W. H. King.
Box Elder County-S. A Kenner.
Cedar City-H. L. Pickett
Emery County.-D. o. Rideout, jr.
Tooele County.-S. A. King.
Richfield.-H.. P. Henderson.
Iron County.HR. T. Barr.
Milford.-R. H. Jones.
SATURDAY, NOV. s..
Heber City, 10 a. NIB. H. Roberts,
F s. Harris.
The sun., 1898-03-28
Died at Farnilurst.

Patrick Brogan, aged II years, who
has been suffering with consumption for
the past two years, died at Farnhurst
yesterday. lie was well known black
smith and at one time a wcll-to-do citi-
zen Of this city. Coroner's Ph ysician
DR.. Joseph r. Sinlth gave certificate
Of death, and Undertaken Fox took
charge Of the body and will bury it in
the New Cathedral cemetery on Tuesday
morning
The sun., 1898-03-28
1T NOW RESTS WITH SPAIN,
President Does Not Despair of Avoid
ing War, but is Preparing for il.

ing War, but is Preparing for it.
NAsrINGToN, March 27.-After the
coming week the issue OF peace or war
will rest with Spain.
Everything crowds with hurrying step
towards that point Of decision, What
she may do, or fail to do, with the re-
port on the destruction Of the Maine may
not decide the question. But her conclu-
sion with regard to the steps which the
President has undoubtedly determined
to take to end the present nhuman con-
ditions IN Cuba will decide it.
The Administration desires peace, but
it is ready for war 1t is we'll understood
that the President intends to treat the
Maine horror and the general Cuban sit
uxtion separately. Since the direct com
plicity OF Spain cannot be made to ap.
pear, there are numerous diplomatic
moves which might force delay if q qucs-
ton Of the degree Of Spains responsible
ity were raised. In the presence OF
wholesale starvation delay must be
avoided.
Both indemnity and the request for
arbitration which would be certain to fol-
low it present questions which, in the
present temper of the Administration and
the country, it is regarded as impossible
either to consider on our part or to accept
from Spain. 1t is now believed that all
these opportunities for forcing delay upon
US can and will be avoided.
The sun., 1898-03-28
SiIERiFF'S SALES.
Properties Knocked Down Under the
Hammer to the Lowest Bidders.
The Purchasers.

On Saturday last Sheriff Finn sold six
properties that had been seized for debt,
In the morning he sold the l5S-acre farm
Of Sarah Ann lie Compte at Middctown,
to George G. Brown, attorney, for 5000.
In the afternoon the following proper
ties were sold:
Brick dwelling of Israel W. Gibncy on
Van Buren, street between Eighth and
Ninth,t George Brown, for - 600; brick
dwelling Of Charles W. Horn at No. COZ
King street, to George Brown, for 1000:
warehouse OF Benjamin L. Kent, at No.
lO4 West Second street, to Peter L.
Cooper, Jr., for 81 400; brick dwelling Of
William c. Guthrie, on Anchorage street,
to Arthur W. Spruancc, for 81 800; prop
erty adjoining to Howell S. England, for
81 ,250.
The sun., 1898-03-28
IN unknown MANS DEATH |
Fatally Injured l1by Failing
Through q TrestIe. ~.
STlLLBORN CHILD FOUND
Discovery OF = Special Ofllcor In the
ship,ey Fun Sewer, Near Cream.
atOry.--Drowned Nan Buried.

Early Yesterday morning an unknown
white man foil through the tresslc work
at East Junction on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. .....l...... ......
At the time OF the accident the man
WAS accompanied by Frenchman who
subsequently gave his namo ~ Joseph
RAiscn. sa.,
The injured man WAS carried TO the
Delaware Avenue Station, whore DR..
John Palmer, was summoned and ho
made him as comfortable as possible un-
til the arrival Of the ambulance when
he WAS conveyed 10 the Delaware Hospi-
tai. ,..s ...,...-2
Here it was ascertained that the frantal
bone of the head was crushed in and
that the mans injuries were fatal.
He died At 9 O'Clock yesterday MORN
ing at the hospital without reganing
consciousness, into which he had lapsed
after the accident.
The Frenchman is now incarcerated at
the police station as q witness pending
the investigation to be held by Deputy
Corner Chandler.
Raisen states that he had met the un.
known in Philadelphia on Saturday
morning, and that they decided to board
a freight train and 60 to Baltimore,
where the dead man claimed one Of his
brothers resided
They had reached East Junction
when they decided to return to PhiIa.
delphia, and were retracing their steps
to catch north bound freight, when
| the accident occurred
The deceased was man of handsome
appearance, about six feet in height, o
splendid physique. hair tringed Will
gray and wore u dark brown mussche
Nothing was on his person by which
he could be identified, but he was evi
IDENTIFY a laborer, he havlng:informcd tho
Frenchman that he followed the occupa
ton of fireman
Coroner Chandler will hold an in
QUESTION today.
The sun., 1898-03-28
COMPANY CSPACKAGE PARTY.
An Address TO he Delivered on the
Maine Disaster by Francis
II. HOffcCker.

On next Friday evening Company C.,
n. G. D., will give an auction sale for
the benefit of the Maine monument
fund.
Francis II. Hoffeckcr will make the
opening address, and George Drake, the
we'll known auctionecr has offered his
services free, and will cry the sale that
follows.
Captain Matlack wishes all those who
have contributions to leave them At the
armory, at Twelfth and Orange streets,
any time between the hours Of a. IN.
and 6p III. after today.
Governor Ebe W. Tunnel and his staff,
who were invited to attend will not bv
present owing to a previous engage
ment.
Captain Matlack extend an invita-
ton 50 all to be present.
The sun., 1898-03-28
BURTON Drank LAUDANUM
Unsuccessful Attempt on His Life
Z tI.r- 90. at His Home. '.t
NJ rpN.,. H.. .,.. ...,. ...
THREATENED Ills WIFE'S LIFE.
He ~ Given Medical Attention At the
u.wH "a ltar Il,
Delaware Hospital.-.Esaises . DIS.
turbanco aadS is Arrested.

Burris Burton, aged 81 years, OF ll9
Washington street, this city, was arrested
at an early hour this morning BY Officer
Davidson.
At 7.30 O'Clock last evening, Burton A.
tempted 70 commit suicide BY taking
doso OF laudnauul.
lie was conveyed to the Delaware Hos
pilal and after an emeIic had been al.
ministered recovered from the effects Of
the deadly drug. .g.....t
The nurses then attempted 80 make
him take . bath aud he raised such a dis
turbance, that message was sent to the
police department for assistance.
Orders were given to put him out and
this WAS consequently done.
Burton then returned to his home and
terrorized the neishborhood until his
arrest.
He threatened to kill his wife and then
end his own life and Mrs. Burton be-
came so terrified that she, one OF her
SON $ and a daughter took refuge in the
street.
Mrs. Burton, finally called at the po-
lice station an had officer Davidson, NC
company her to:her. home and arrest him.
While at the station Mrs. Burton stat
ed that she had been married for twenty
three years and had never had any trou-
BILE with her husband before.
| She also said that he had been out of
work since Christmas and imagined that
she and the children had gone back on
him and wanted to put him out of the
way.
In conclusion she said be had all the
comforts Of home, WAS furnished with
tobacco, etc, and in her opinion she
thought he was temporarily demented
over the worry occasioned by his inabill'
ty TO secure employment.
Before being placed in cell for bis ap,
pcarance before Judge Ball in Municipal
court this morning Burton expressed sor
row for his failure in the attempt 10 enc
his life.
His actions were those OF an insane
person and when searched nothing WA
found on him.
The sun., 1898-03-28
BEREFT OF HER PARENTS.
Little Carrie Bradley Does Not Know
That Her Father and Mother
Were Killed.

Carrie Bradley, aged 7 years, whose
father and mother were both killed on
December "a by 4 F., ". Il b. railroad
train at Stanton crossing left the Della
ware hospital on Saturday afternoon.
The child at the time Of the accident,
which bercft her Of her parents had
both OF her legs broken and also sus-
tained severe internal injuries.
At first it was believed she could not
survive but through careful attention
and nursing she has fully recovered and
will in tho future reside with her foster
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Donohoc, at 3Ol5 Market street, this
city
The little one has not yet been made
aware OF the loss Of her parents and this
news will not be broken to her until
after she becomes recOncied to her ne "
home and its surroundings.
The sun., 1898-03-28
BRUTAL ASSAULT IN THIS CITY
Two ColOrcd Men Beaten Without
i'rovocatiOu, 1T Third and Shipley
Streets .-- Men Arrested.

Edward Hayes, colored, of Middle
town, who was found lying in an uncon-
scious condition near that place on
Saturday morning last is lying in a
critical state at the Farnhurst hospital,
aud it is feared that his injuries will
prove fatel.
TO. DR.. Joseph r. Smith, who was
summoned to dress his injuries HAYES
stated that he had been assaulted by
Wilmington colored man, but he refused
to divulge She name of his assaiant.
Hayes stated that the assault had taken
place late on Friday night and that he
had been lying in the road until his
PROSTATE form had almost been run over
by the team Of farmer.
The head Of Hayes contained six te rri-
bic wounds, and Dr.smith placed thirty
four stitches in them in sewing them up.
The sun., 1898-03-28
Unknown Man Buried

The body Of the unknown man. found
floating in tie Christiana river on Friday
morning Of last week, WAS buried yestcr-
day afternoon in Potter's field by Deputy
Coroner Chandler.
Although many persons called to view
the remains, none could identity them
and they were inferred with the un-
known dead.
The sun., 1898-03-28
Red Men Elect Officers.

At the council fire Of LenApe tribe No.
&, Improved Order of Red Men Saturday
evening, the following named chiefs were
elected to the respective stunps:Prophet,
Harry G. Dillon; Sachem, George NJ.
Horn; S. Sycamore, Harry Jacobs; j.
Sycamore, Charles NJ BOrdner; c. Of
Records, Herman Rothum; X. OF WALL
pun, Thomas Dinsmore; trustees, John
Jackson, W. II. Kramer, +. II. Wolf;
widows and orphans committee, c. NJ.
Bordner, F. W. Neutze, W. II. Kramer;
organist, Lewis &. Welsh.
The sun., 1898-03-28
Single Tax Meeting.

Providing the weather is favorable a
Single Tax meeting will be held this
evening at Fifth and Market streets Mr..
William Hogan, OF the Seventh Ward
will start the Single Tax campaign for
1898 by stirring address on "Wars and
Wars" Other able speakers will follow
and big audience will no doubt be
present.
The sun., 1898-03-28
GREAT BRITAIN SUPPORTS
AMERICAN WAR POLICY.
Mckinley Will Have Full Moral Ap-
prOval of the British Government.

LoNDoN, March, 27.-Bristsh senti
ment is now almost unanimous in
favor OF vigorous a2tr.n by the United
States to end the War IL 'uha.
The sudden oltbursl ol sympathy for
America in the London press simply re-
fleets what one hears in private every
where. Assurance was given today that
Mckinley will have the full moral APP
proval of the British Government in any
steps he may take to put a stop to
Spanish savagery in the island.
The sun., 1898-03-28
Legion or he Red Cross.

Supreme Commander Ayers OF the
Superior Council Of the Legion of the
Rcd Cross, is now in this city. The
Council will convrrr ~ annual session
at Atlantic City, \ b., on April %.
Prior to this Mr.. Ayers mas fifteen I'm
portant appointments to make. A meet
ing of the Supreme Recorder, Financier
and Commander was held on Saturday
night in reference to supplies for the
Legion.
The sun., 1898-03-28
CRACK CRUISERS SAIL.
Columbia Starts for Hampton Roads
and Minneapolis Will Go
Today.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.--In accord
ance with orders received at League
Island Navy Yard, the United Ssstes
cruiser Columbia put to sea today and
will steam directly to Hampton Roads.
The Minneapolis will sail on Monday
to the same place, and on tho same day
tho monitor hiantonomoh will start for
Key West. lhe vessels are all ready for
any emergency that may arise.
This will leave but one modern vessel,
the ram Katahdin, At the yard, and her
departure, it is predicted, will not be
long delayed. Two OF the old monitors
were placed in the dry dock yesterday
and they will probably be ready to steam
away early next week. Officers and
crews for them are expected to be ordered
here at once.
The sun., 1898-03-28
A MOnstrOsity Dead.

Thomas B. Sockrider, of No. 1902 West
Tenth street, has a monstrosity which il
attracting more than the usual interest.
1t is the dead body Of a kitten which
has two heads,two mouths and but three
eyes. The heads are joined at the neck
and are formed perfectly. The third
eye is the centre OF the head. The kit
ten only lived forty-eight hours.
The sun., 1898-03-28
Will Discuss City Charter.

On Thursday evening next the Board
OF Trade will meet in regular monthly
session, and at the meeting it will prob
ably be decided to call a special meeting
at which the city charter bill will be
discussed. 1t requires the approval of
seven members OF the board to call a
special meeting, and President Lawton
hopes to have the requisite number.
The sun., 1898-03-28
WILL BRING ON THE CONFLICT
If Flying Squadron Gets out OF Com.
municatiOn with Government, 1t
Will Engage the FlOtilla.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 27.-It is
the concensus of opinion in official
circles tonight that ii Spain agrees to
stop the war within forty-eighs hours
and to receive the relief supplies, and
give the United States officials all posi-
BILE aid in their distribution, there will
be no trouble, unless the flying squadron
should in the meantime get out OF com
munication with the Adminst ration and
become engaged with the Sp nish
flotilla.
SpaA's submission in this matter will
meau immediate Cuban independence
for when she agrees to stop the war she
can only do it by evacuating Cuba.
The sun., 1898-03-28
LOCAL DOTS

The turquoise lie the favorite stone Of
the season.
Bishop Coleman preached at Trinity
Church last night.
William Oscar Brown returned on
Friday from Cape May.
w. J. Gallagher is entertaining Joseph
McCracken, Of New York
Mrs. Walter B. Daniels spcnt FrldAy
With relatives in Philadelphia,
Miss Bessie Clinsdeust il cllc OF tAe
popular guests At Niddletown.
Walter Hanson, Of this city. has bcen
the guest OF New Castle friends.
United States Marshal Short and Mrs.
Short went 10 IHwes on Saturday.
Miss Sadie Gerlnen, of Dclruar, has
been the guest Of friends in this city.
Miss Beuah Wilds, OF Dover, has
been the guest Of friends in this city.
The Harlan & IIollingsworth Company
is putting in tool grinding machine.
Miss Martha Primrose is the guest OF
Mrs. Norris A. Stout, at Mt Airy, Pa
Hair nets will be worn very much
this spring, especially by the bicycle
girl.
Waller Bacon has removed from No.
$50 Market street to No. 92l Market
street.
Miss Annie Gibbons, OF this city, is
the guest OF ,,:ra. K. b. FrazerI OF
Elkton.
The newcs. Il 'aps for spring days gilt
ter with jew ~ il they were made for
q real prime t-.
Howard {. Downs has been the guest
of his father Equity Sheriff Robert Il.
Downs, OF Dover.
There is craze for fans this season.
They are more in fashionable favor han
for generation past.
Assistant Supervisor W. II. jackson, of
the p, W. & B. railroad who has been
sick, reported for duty.
Miss Egee, who has been visiting
friends in this city has returned to her
home at Chesapeake City.
Plaid silk is used for vests, for revcrs
and backgrounds for any opening made
on goods OF sobcrcr color.
Thomas Banks, Of near New Castle,
has removed to this city, where he will
engage in the diary business.
Booker T. Washington, of Tuskegee,
Ala, will lecture in this city, on April
II, at Bethel A. NJ. +. Church.
William IIarragan has assumed charge
OF II. Faytcr's mems shoe store, Just
opened at No. 52l Market street. f.
Mssc. Laura Evans, Jennie Maxw
and Matte Jackson, Of this city, have
been visiting friends in New Castle.
Francis r. Morrison, organst of ST..
Johns Church, and family, have re-
moved to Claymont for the summer.
The Democratic League will give q
"house warming on April 7th, AZ their
new quarters nj Fourth and King streets
Moving day is over.
The weather was fine,
We're glad we'll have
No more moving days till 1899!
Miss Adele Joyce, daughter OF DR.. f..
G.. Joyce, Of 1919 West Fourth street. has
gone on visit to relatives in New York
city.
The Delaware Construction Com
pany's dredge, No. 5, which has been
repaired, is about ready for service
again.
Casper Kendall, former Whining
tonian, has received loving cup from
the Wagon Builders' Associate ion, Of
Philadelphia.
Charles L. Muller has purchased from
Charles G. Kurtz, for $2S, 900, the Rem
ington Machine Company at No. so3
King street.
A costly cape which will make its
first appearance on Faster, shows the
favorite color combination OF black,
white and turquoise.
The sun., 1898-03-28
StillbOrn Child Found.

Between and 10 o'clock yesterday
morning the body Of stillborn male
infant was found in Shipley run sewer,
near creamatory by the special officer of
the Wilmington and Northern railroad.
The find At the time created much ex-
citement, the supposition prevailing at
first that it was case OF infanticide.
The body was turned over TO Deputy
Coroner Chandler and the post-mortsn
held revealed the fact that the child had
been stillborn.
The sun., 1898-03-28
Fortunate Matchmaker.

John Mcbride, matchmaker, and his
son, George A. Mcbride, barber, of
No. 332 Madison street, this city, left
yesterday morning for Evansville, Ind,
where the elder Mr.. McBrides father
has recently died, leaving him fortune
estimated at from $40 600 to $4,000
The sun., 1898-03-28

OF friendship and appeared frankly a.
the representative Of American hostility.
It adds that ''Spain, accustomed in
the past to fight with lions, can afford TO
ignore the challenge OF serpents, but we
are not disposed TO prolong the final
solution. Come what may, Spain, re.
calling her historic triumphs, is ever
ready to defend her honor with the
sword"
The sun., 1898-03-28
Attachment Issued.

On Saturday afternoon John Biggs en-.
tered a foreign attachment suit Of the
National Cable Company VS.. Phelps 4
Company for $1,000. The case cannot
be tried until the September term of
court.
The sun., 1898-03-28
Residents Incensed.

The residents of the West side are in
censed over the nonappearance of the
garbage collectors on Thursday Of last
week. Filled boxes placed in front of
the houses for them, were kicked all
over the pavement by pedestrians.
The sun., 1898-03-28
SPAIN WILL 4.
:. CALL On V.
I. I. =. EUROPE
Will Ask Aid Of Powers If
... America InterveneS.
Mckinley SPEAKS TO SPAIN
Belief Exists That HeStilitieS
Will Begin Before Flotilla
, Reaches America.
CALLS AMERICANS SERPENTS
Radical Havana Paper Denounces
President Mckinley.
Great Britain Supports the United
States War POlicy-.-President 10
Preparing For War..-Crack
Cruisers Sail For tho South.

The Journals Madrid correspond
ent cables that in the event of Ameri-
can intervention in Cuba, Spain will
appeal to the European powers, and
that failing to secure active support
from them she will promptly evacu-
ate Cuba.
The sun., 1898-03-28

held yesterday, and today the results
will be known. 1t is certain that the
Liberal party will win and the policy
Of that nation toward the United
States will not be changed.
The sun., 1898-03-28
Axle Broken.

Car Not 81 of the East Fourth street
line this city had one of the axles broken
yesterday afternoon while crossing Third
street near the railroad.
The sun., 1898-03-28

The Impression prevails that Com.
modoro Schley, Commander-in. Chief
Of the now Flying Squadron, will sail
from Hampton Roads on the danger
GUS mission of fintorcepting the Span
ish torpedo FlOtilla.
The sun., 1898-03-28
Mckinley TO TELL SPAIN
PRESENT CONDITIONS AWFUL

Belief Exists That Hostilities Will BE.
gin Before Flotilla Reaches
American Coast.
WASHINGTON, March 27.--An unmis-
taxable intimation was sent to Madrid
yesterday by the State Department fore
casting the Presidential Intervention
message of next week, and suggesting
that the only way to obvlate the sending
81 this message is for Spain to at once de-
clare her intention to stop war in Cuba
and send the reconcentrados to the farm
lands from which they were driven. A
reply is expected tomorrow
The belieiexists tonight that hostlities
will begin before the torpedo tlotilla,
now en- route from the Canary Islands,
reaches within striking distance of the
American coast Or the American war YES
sells. Events are rapidly shaping them
selves toward war. Talk Of delay ia
baseless.
The sun., 1898-03-28

Thomas j. Ector, of this citv,. has
purchased the Isaac Vansapt far, in !
the Fourth district OF Cecil county lMdI.
of s4 acres for $3, 700.
There are two things about which VIC
should never grumblc. The first il that
which we cannot help, and the other,
that which we can help
A business meeting of the Y.PS.C.
E., OF Central Presbyterian Church, will
be held on Tuesday evening 40 the home
Of Rev. r. A. McCurdy. = .lT~t
The congregation OF Central presby.
tcrian Church has received an invitation
TO- attend the the special services at West
Church during the week. .....
William McElwee, the furniture dealer
at Fifth and Shipley streets, has pur-
chased very pretty delivery wagon and
two large iron gray horses. ''r
-, Booker T. Washington, principal of
Iuskegee Normal and Industrial Insti.
tntee, Tuskegee, Ala, will make hisAtirst
VISIT to Wilmington on Tuesday, ypril
~, 1898. He will preach Vt the Bethel
A. NJ. +. Church.
The sun., 1898-03-28
RADICAL HAVANA PAPER
DENOUNCES MCKINLEY.
Calls Americans Serpents and Says
Spain Gan Afford to Ignore Their
Challenge,

HAVANA, March 27.-El Diaro com.
menting on the Maine report congratu-
lates the Spanish Government that at
last Mckinley has thrown off the cloak