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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

New Orleans. July .j.-Cll pa
n. Hoods rrTimCnl % lmmuu.t =
have been IA camp at Cuytri Z
several weeks. arrived hsiy ~
Cll. lllch'H lmmunss FROM T.ui e
rived sunday. Both rhHse fGrl
will De- taken % Santiago bY ~
transport Btrlln. now takiug glp
Cor the expedition.
Cen. fhnficr Il very anxious =
these two regiments readh bin . ~
a. possible % do garrison duty O. =
tihg1. The opinion was tNpnfFi
duy that the Berlin VIII nI, 81 y
before wcdns sday or ThurtiU I
hlmm1cks thai are 90 be- falai
tween decks and which arr % D
pied by the troops On The u9 ~
NOT yet arrived aud thor ahH'H
likely 90 cause some delay.
Otherwise the troops az
equipped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

Wa hngion, July 25.--Chief Ericoit
~ llr hurr'u 1f yards and docks. has
lusi returned o. tn navy department.
rom New York. where be auccesded
.h arranging for the purchase by III,
government of n floating dty dock o.
naval adjunct vety much dei ut
gus time. The DOCK is capable u MT
InE vessels up to 1900 toms dispia ,1-
m'nt which win bring within lts scope
most ~ the gunhoat1 of sHmpson'F
leli ana o large numher NJ ihe aux
IlAty vessels. This dock De- not sr.-
tnual but In one Niece 20 that % may
nt easily t0Ntd tn Che rliut most
available for naval usr. The nrs, jour
nfy vill be- 10 KY West where 'hf
navy department. hrs found % suitable
.fn w'th rifniy ~ vuter On what BE-
known ns Quaftcrwaftrr's Cove. NOT
f1r distant ffnn tho town. The dock
Wlll hn started on i.g way at the 'hr-
hcsi possible moment
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GO OUT TO SAL7AIR.
A GOOD PROGRAM HAS BEEN PREPARED
And . Ronsinr Time e Promised Those
who 10 out with the lady work
.r- for Uncie sam.

Tomorrow will beRcdCross day at sail-
air and the ladies Of that society have
prepared n nice program for the amuf'-
ment and enjoyment ~ ali who patron
lze the resort on this occasion. II u
almost unnecessary to speak of the
commendablc nature ~ the opl'c.
which the ladies are pursuing -'hn' %
obtaining means vhsrewith to secure
for Uncle Sans brave soldiers some
Of the ut,lc comforts which go e. mp
make ne on tho march ana un VIZ
Iattleneld cndufabic. The ladies az
nbsolutciy tlrolesa In their Work and
tbcrc IL not the least doubt nut pe"pi'
will appreciate their efforts tn the ~
irnt of pntrnnlzing this cNcuinioh hnn
Inc other nmuatm onta which nnd ihNit
origin Ia the Rcd Cross society.
Tomorrow therr will be short al
afesacs from prominent men and Voc
mon. nnc music. splendid hathing, en-
loyrbie boating ana the BATH" ~ Ma
mia IN tho cycninn. THIS lntt lH N'I}
npproprinto In view ~ the cnlllng OF
the Uod Cru1a society and ~ couhsc-
lion with Uncle sama naval aud MIL
tary forces
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western nmun nnd iiiood tor the Na,y.

Washington. july s5.--The navy hls
auFp ndrd Tor n time o. efforts 10 Zee
cruit sailors IN IN, West and Com
mlrd.r u1wiry and chief Engineer
Harry WDhucr members NJ the board.
have returned 10 the navy department.
Che work wHq successful beyond the
expectation NJ tho projectors OF he
uIn and iha results. 70 Or believed. VIII
hc highly beneficial iu ihn raw in Inc
fusing into 70 an element NJ Wost0rn
blood and Drawn that VIII tend To- rae
ti0naiIzat.1n or that service.
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Tho Relief Society excursion 10 Salt.
dir occurs ON Monday. August istwhcn
IN are invited 10 Join In making u u
day ~ Wholesome pleasure. An cN.
colirnt program has been prepared con.
Histing nf SONGS by Ttnh's best ana
sweetest singers. dancers. fancy ana
otherwise, rrcitatinns including one by
that muster ~ clocutiun. John y. Ma.
kin drills by the children. AMI numer-
Gus other features too varied In their
character 20 permit ~ special mention.
II VIII doubtless hc u grand outing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

Newport News. Va. Iuy .
troops which arrived h.r 49,
were followed To- ih, aIrIp hIlr +.
day hy the Fourth Ohio r.g'msri u,
Camc In three sections. Tha d-r !.
TALON % the PcuuayI,lu.s -
came IN at . O'Clock. aud ths
battalion at I o'clock Th mn L
TALON n expected ut . O'Clock
There Hrc now i.plp uUius d I
Ia the suburbs OF iha eIiy \.
has been no move set On .mllIt II
transports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

Milwaukee. wis. July sii-Tho COM
plDtU report ~ state Bank Examiner
KIDD un the Affairs OF tho Home Build
lng q Loan Association NJ which John
". Mayors was secretary and treasurer.
shows 'hc 1mount NJ stock liabilities 60
boz $40 sI9; other liabilities g2tt01. Tho
tntfl nn1ntr amount o. N2.iii.
The figures are based on the showing
Of the books w ~ January I. since
which time NO record % any kind np-
pears 90 have boon kept.
Myr'n o. Htll 90 his home. confined
o. his bed through Illness mo- criminal
proceedings having set been taken.
There Will Do no returns 90 any one wh1
had money IN the concern.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

mate the wool crop but from reports
received from many 7ccilons The crop
IL fully equal 20 lnft year Iud Hn Doc
crease of ten per cont De- 81 cons frFaiiv-
oHumnta. Prices being paid nu N.ir
much higher thHn last gear. irI ll7f-
masters win not htn1slm profile.
Prices h1y. been ranrIng irUm 10 CONF
o. Is cents per pound go ihH rirg0. tn.
quality RIO the wool Do rather above tn
average. g. g. MARTIN.
Recording Secretary
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Will co EAST TOMORROW.


Ellas KImioll. chaplain NJ col Wi.
lard Yuungs regiment ~ cnglnecra.hls
received o. telegram from Col. Young.
stating that hlH commlsHion has ar.
rived in consequence. chaplain
Kimhsii will leave tomorrow Tor Fort
shefldlu, 49,, leaving biz family
at home Tor the present. tn chap
lain was In the city today. arranging
for bis departure.
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Now York, July ei.--Tieut Rlchmonf
y. iohson returned to the city today,
after tho second visit 10 Wlshinrtln
since his landing from the 49, Paul
here nn Ftidny morning while In
Secretary Long concerning tha saving
" the CrlFtohal Colon. Upon his re-
turn 10 this city he went "a the once
of the Merritt a Chapman Wreckinr
and Derrick company 10 complete the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

Victoria. ~. C.. July 25.-Ths trial of
Uollp Adams. accused ~ numbering
Charles Knc1id, came up This morning
The counsel Tor tho defrnsc applied FOR
an adjournment owing 90 the absence %
material witness who ls ON the
steamer Danube, An adjournment was
ordered until tomorrow ot 2 pm, 90 ner-
init the counsel 90 ne nnldavlts showing
cause for further delay,
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Fan Francisco. July ei-Prlvnte
Csorgc Fowler OF battery %, uth at
tlnUD.Was returned 90 thu division nell
hospital Saturday night Fowler had
been uunotlng with mumps but had
been discharged 10 limo ~ sail with his
battery 90 the transport no Dc Innri-
- WHOM beyond the tuullun Islands
"a cnntluue with the expedition. and h.
WaH sent back on one ~ the pilot boats
Fowler reported that every man aboard
was sraHlCk.
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WILL MOVE IN THE FALL
HAD A TALK WIN CAPTAIN lAssrtn.


a letter wns received today ny Mrs.
John O. Cannon written boy the llcuton.
ant-colpnel " rorrcy'a rough riders at
Jacksonville. Ia which that oficor DO
fcrIh.H tho dolugn Of the Utah boys In
camp. Al the Utah cavllrymcn arc
wcli aud enjoy their soldier lives. ex-
cent for the Inactivity outside ~ drllls
and camp duties. From pu.scnt In
dic1tlons. says Lieut.. Colonel Cannon,
and judging from the character Of the
orders under which the cavalry troops
arr now acting. Il IL almost certain that
the rough riders Will De- held nt Jack
HDuviilH until tho IAN. when the cam.
pulgu against Havana win begin then
tho boys expect tu hU ordered 90 nTht
on cuban soil 90 aid loo what will ln
$40 likelihood De- tho "nuishing touches
" the war.
TALKED WITH LASstTER.
Col. Cannon also says In his letter
that h. visited Tampa and saw and
talked with Captain Laaslter. who wa.
wounded nt santiago Dc cuba. While
tho ctithln'a wounds were very fe'
ven ones. b. was able Co como down
stairs at the hospital and talk with
Col Cannon,
SAW mi WELLS.
Lioni. nriant Wells was also visited
and was found 10 be- progressing nice.
IS. hia wound having been not a very
serious one.
No ORDERS FOR nATrEiY.
cant. Jennings hos received no or
ders f1r battery g and there II the
usual lack u knowledge a. 10 the pro-
nrrctiNc movement u that orginiris
tlun. The boys Hre becoming fome-
what rrcnnciled 10 the Inactivity be-
cause they have discovered that char
Ing does them un. good.
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Tspsrioncc or Cattic poiicr from "''''
cts. Montana.

..at tst.u
Chicago. July 2i.-M r,isn' ~.
Wtru restored 60 normal taiil ''.', ~
the western roads, nfinHht l'
20 long continued ana disastrous .'t.
war While % w4s iu pf0Hi, ,lv
millions ~ dollars wcr rrlhlya,ly
thrown away. For tWf'N' Hi"lln.
rates ~ an parts of the tilN.Iy W.
W Chicago have been badly dom''"-
ICED. 80 section escaped
II is difficult tp stnte Whri' tle ~
results viii hr most severely ieit f"in
st. Paul tu The HuIl nnd iin'n Dnl'"tY
o. rf"'1r r"1ei ihe fnNntps oi
the war were experienced hut ipt
t ,at..nn. cod th. u.I7 would nave
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

Vienna. July 26.-The hnal round In
the International chess masters tour
nnmont was played today When the
adjournment Tor luncheon was taken
IauowHN had beaten Trenchard and
ghnwaltrr and Llpke and Marco and
Halprin had drawn their games. Pulls
bury then had a win against Baird,
but an the other games stood even.
should i'ilshury and Tarrlsch both
win IN thoir gumC7 today, the one with
Bnird and the other with Whihr0dt
thry win he tied for FIRST place. each
haVinr whom play began 2lH games
won ANA sii games lost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

Washington. July gi-Nt a,
Heath. nrst afdsiant puaimlef 3
oral. today went 10 New York vs.
VIII take steamer Tor Berlin. NJ d
expects 60 be- absent 1u. m1nA /
during that time the nrWly lrg :
chief clerk, Mr George a. Alsi
act as first assistant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

In the police court tomorrow. Frank
J. Cruan and Charles Mckee Will be-
man will De tried fur violating the
license ordinance. and Harry npndnn
will be heard Tor drunkenness and dis
tufhiug the peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

New York July 2l,-In a letter writ
ton 20 a rfaminent official here, Cap
tain william BraclSley. uf the Re-
fngcr1tlng ana supply ship r1rt We
tor. says that an attempt was made %
blow up the ship when she was three
days out,
lie said tina, box containing thirty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

Pann. Ills. July 90 To-day thor \
u renewal % thu hustluilgH llrl
the coal operators and On. Un.0t 4
gra. The principal excitement un
the Sprinrlidr milne Just Outillf 4
city limits. where sheriff Cohen 4
force % armed deputies Wsfs 81.
lnE the shaft. Tho union mlhHu Z
their wives congrcgntel 100 lafgl ID
htrs on the roads leading 90 DE r
The only men who entered Che Oh VI
seven who reside In houses cs ?
STrinTsito cumpany'H property r
yards from the shaft where ~
ruardrd day and night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

Washington. July es.-The war A..
partmont has decided 10 send the Firs'
Florida, Second Georgia, and Firm
Maryland regiments now at Tampa. 20
Porto Rico.
Washington. July 2i.--Tho Fifth
United States cavalry has hCcn or
derod from Tampa 10 Porto Rico.
Washington, July 25.-lintterles a
nnd u of Pennsylvania. now az Now
port News. have been ordered 10 Porto
THNsa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

Cincinnati. July sA-privnte walter
Loc ~ company q. SECOND Georgia
volunteers. died today Of typhoid In
the Fort Thomas military hospital, lie
was one ~ the number who were re-
caived from the South on Friday last,
He was attacked by the fever az Chick
amaugu.
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Chicago. July 2b.-Indictmenu u
voted by the Grand jury today tas
President Gtur'-H Wheeler ana =
tary James ", sard ~ the Wa
ton Park race track The indio1
charge violation Df the state ran|
laws, during tha race meeting N
closed Saturday
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Washington. July 2faTb. -..
partmoni set ala rumlra .u.r p
m0vai NJ Camp Airaf 10 -.'i 4
will hs no change. guHH..r o.
sternbcrg has made 900 noon
tinn rcsarllng Camp Ne.f. IA \
officials do not think th... Is-..
for removing the camp under ID. I.
uut condition.
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Seattle, wash. July %. .Th. ru,|
ChnrluH Nelson arrived today 2
Michael with i1a paFHcuEors an
one million dollars in gold A
headed by r. %. Lippy bad jht IA
Individual amount, estimated ID n
600.
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Omnhn. July 25.-A spcclal q +.
Bee from beatrice SAYS
-Four children OF Elmer Watts
were burned b. death during % .
scnce ~ their parents. Thaf I,
range from . years 10 an infant j
the nrg caught ~ not known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

Senator Frank j. Cannon was In the
city during the day aud shook hands
with u host uf friends, The senator "a
boxing we'll after hia long Siege ~ hard
work In the United StateH senate. but
he IL Elid a. b. at hutur again. iir
will 40 o. ogden this evening.
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Washington. July gi.-SlNtcon
patients suffering from typhoid fever.
were taken 90 the Fort Mycr hospital
today.
This in the largest number yet de-
vrlnpcd la one day. % Camp Alrrr.
ana the disease has appeared In rogi-
meutH not affected heretofore
IN ohio. dlUd today az Camp AiFrr.
Va. from the effects of drinking wood
alcohol Two companions who drank
this poison may recover. Thcy are
Jack Lotion and John shenln NJ Com
pnny o. iSimhnrk'a home was In
Lnkcvliio New York. ana his remains
probably .ill be tnken there.
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pound1 70 dynlmHs ana gun cotton
Was found on the main deck OF ih.
= n lek-llkp ~ schanitm hn1 N .ar-
ranged hy which the explaslyaa v'rs
" nt rei ~. The box ana sxpllslvtf
ihrlwn Into the sen.
Tho Port Ntsf,r ffs "a. N..r
july -.
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LOnkINn EnN pEAcE.


Lurcrcnc Switzerland. July 25.-Don
Carlos. the prHtendgr % the spanish
throne. has arrived here with his wife
and nld-ug-ctmu.
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Norwood. MaH. July g5-Frank W.
Waller. the Ions distance rider who
started ~ i'2i yesterday 90 lower the
twenty-fgut- hour paced road record ~
a5i mileHs 100 feet. made by Evans. was
nearly two houra ahead Of the record At
completion % 900 miles. his time heins
~ hours, Z minutes, u seconds. against
" hours. Z inmates. the previous record,
After finishing 2ss miles Waller rested.
llc had only ridden u short distance
after starting again whom his wheel
broke, and u was found necessary a.
send team 90 this city o. replace a..
This caused considerable delay.
Tho rider completed the sixth circuit
~ the ~ mile course at i.ts;iA D. m.
having made 900 miles ln 10 hours. a.
minutes 10 seconds. beating all
records.
walters time Tor 900 miles lH more
Than hours better than iie worlds
record or soa miles, % hours "a MIN
utTs. s seconds. made by n. Smith az
baltimore lu Ma" 1897, and leaves the
Norwood rdor only a. miles 10 tide 10
equal the 20 hours record and be- has
four hours IN which 20 do 70.
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In Dull TiinpJ

Few men punish ,hsir Sic
.aa sins Of hsIr bus.rs,, ''l 4
.hree times a day In dup 81. -a
'oh times and 70 they sitn
ave things G, eat. ana A.. .'i
hose things of the man NJ
hat he has them for az 80 .A
not buy as much fufu.,,.' -
.inlts. nor as much IA % 4
hingi which scan bs ,g,t.ltHt 4
iney VIII buy what they ~. il'
nj they viii think lb,itt"' ia Nv. % ID
,ney want In duh unrf 5.ltl.'f 4
IN artlclea--1nd coutru- ~
ABOUT them which thsv " u
purchase when Tim. a-t ~
lnll or good limos. prani. ~. III
slider whether they Hr' ...l.-4
received " paying tl0 my.b T, 4
article. Now Tor ono Hfiisi. 4
every h0us hold. ard thsf -el
powder what brand 1r. A., d
" II jig "Slltnlr' 10 De- uri,-- II
any more about d. f.r
BAKING POWDER a. ru,, 1...'l
give perfect satisfaction srI
found Co DE ne guaranteed v.s.
VIII be refunded. 10 Ia ln IN.
growers 40 sdc per pound. srdH
times The price and QUALITY !,
TAllt BAKING POWDER
considering.
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has finally managed 90 bring Q. ,s'i.
not o. her view aHd 30 ,h'l-n'' %.
unHru."
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ARE TALKING OF PEACE
The Present Government Not Willing 70 Com
mence ksgotil.on, with Uncle Sam.
SPAIN 10 1atAr DIRECT WITH AMERICA


Madrid. July "a. p.m.--tDeiaved In
transmlfsion.j--Tha correspondent here
VI the Associated Press has had an in-
tcre1iirF conversation with % PERSON
occupylng o. h.eh position In the queen
regents household nnd whose duties
bring him daily Into Intimate reia.l0u-
with her maiCtiy re said the quarrel
between Spain au1 th. United States
i7 much ,ls,r VI a1justmor. shan s
generally Do isvtd THE queen r..cna
Doc continued. naturally Dndaayufal Too
avoid waG and also she desired on
honorable .nulnr of NJ. Sin d. quite
awe 90 ihf force 81 public opinion.
ana hnliH strictly go the constitutions.
laws " The u1tIn. 10 ir an error 60
suppose the quHuu regent o. undar the
pressure % TIE present or any govern
ment. up thaf she la regardless Vi pub-
pc .orlnl1n when n IL in c1ntonlnc-
WIN The iruo Interest " the spanish
1ho official quoted 'han added nn Inn
furi Iut ntHtOmHui. rl-luH.
lho ufus'nf ruvUfum.nf viii not
initiate pfr.. Dat modified cabinet.
h'ahtl hy SENIOR Gnmnzo. minister or
punlle lnriructol. VIII conclude tha me-
EplluonH and chem retire. and gou.
lnr Honpr Silvell and Gen. CAmpor. will
frnrHaniar the country
Everybody thinks that Spain rh1uin
treat direct with the Americans. who's.
practical good sense viii prevail owe.
sprcad-clglciFm.
An ArAilaTicr SAID To BE PRO-
POSED.
London. July 't.att o. announced In a
special dispatch from Madrid pub.
llahtd hero This afternoon that the
spanish government has drawn up n
message. addressed il the government
at Washington. proposing nm nrmiFtloe
for the purpose nf discussing the terms
unun which peace with the United
states can b. Arranged.
LOOKING FOR PEACE.
Madrid. July 20. 10 a. m-Accordlnr
10 "a dispatch from Cadis 10 the I'm.
patclni ~ this city. udvlcrH from Tan
rier say The foreign minister OF Moruc.
co declares that N thr Americans rntHf
ports they Will Do notified to leave in
q hours. and % IL added II they g..
fuse tn DO ru. Morocco VIII place her.
self under the protection or tho ppwrrr
Tho peace probabilities arr nnxiously
CluNnnFod nt TauFiUr since the are
rival ihcrr 1f the United states consul
sud the special dispatch adds the be-
lirf Increases that the United states
lntrndH not tn deprive Spain Of any
thing but b. Antilles.
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pvparpulnH Tor rlshtug Ind T.
lng the Colon. 20
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The changed relations hClwefa
United states and other nation.
may result from the war WIN =
and problems Imposed upon ihal
Try by the conquest Of t'ruiny
dent IN the war. were discussed ~ =
Chicago pulplta on Sunday,
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London. July ga special d.il
from Shanghai SAYS -Four We
men-of-wnr have ictt Port ~
and u II supposed their d1ailnans
tho Philippine islands,
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AN ATTRACTIVE LUNCHEON.

Whtn y0u mako preparation fIg
your picnic ur other luncheon you
want the Vfry bgHi tl boz had ln utdaf
90 give he entertainment the greatest
puuihie pleasure. unlrsr you use the
hrrt lnglcdlrufa you cannot have the
naitfrlnE results you q sire our ",
= Baking Powder will give 60 the
cooking an excellence which youli ape
prec.Hte and which win please all who
share NJ The luncheon provided.
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8: or rag

Is the season for new llic Ia naturc,
new yigor In our physical systems.
A. the fresh sap carries life into tho
trees, % our blood should give Us
renewed strength and vigor. In
IT. Impure state Il cannot do THU,
aud the aid of Hoods Sarsaparilla
I. imprlptyrly needed,
II viii purity, ylialllo and enrich the
blood, and with this solid. correct
foundation, Il will build up good
health, create good appetite, tone
your stomach aud digestive organs,
strengthen your nerves and over
come or prevent that tired tooVng.
This has been the experience OF thou
sands. II viii be yours II you take
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-27
DE LONE INCIDENT.

Madrid, Feb lS-(Correspondcnce u,
the Associated Press AS far as outwar0
appearances go, the Madrid press has nol
given evidence OF any great eXcltemeIS
In connection with the De LONE incident.
Most of the papers in announcing the ac-
ceptance of the minister's resignation
We're tucked away in an obscure para
graph and SO It has been with most OF
the news touching the affair The sub
stance of the following interview with
Senior Sagasta was cabled to the Asso-
ciated Press on February Ii, but there
are many niceties of expression and per-
haps meaning which warrant the repro
duction of the entire interview as 1t ap-
peared here in the impartial and the
Heraldo, Senor Sagasta said:
when / heard of the publication oil
the letter written by Senor Dupuy Do
LONE, was, to say the least, surprised.
The ideas transmitted to Europe 0bou,
this letter We're of such nIsure that 4
at first thought they had been concocte,,
in the same factory of false news v hicl'
is daily sent to Europe by those who have
an interest II raising difficulties between
the Spanish government and that of the
United States Furthermore how coalo
| believe Dupuy would write anything
against the president of that republic
when we have in our possessions num-
bers of communications from him il
which he constantly praises the piesi-
dents prudence, the exquisite tact anc
uprlghtness of MIR, Mckinley. Had Du
puy confidently manifested some AYERS,
opinion concerning that government OF
its president, then should not have beer
surprised at what appeared in the letter
but in fact we do not possess the leas
document from Dupuy even seemingly in
| dicating that he had cause for complain
the conduct Of Mckinley. That is to sa!
the Spanish government was in ignoranc