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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

with tho death ~ General Garcia tho
last ~ the great figures around which
the events " the long struggle for Gu
ban Independence were grouped dis.
appears from the terrestrial stage ~
action. one by ono they laid down their
lives without having obtained that for
which they suffered. hled and died. Gen.
Garcia alone was spared 10 see the
dream ~ patriotism realized. hut only
for n moment did the vision last. Then
he. too. was called away 4, Join the
ihronF n friends and co.lab1rcrs In
tho great cause ~ liberty His mis-.
sion on Earth was evidently completed.
ON others the duty will dcvoly- %
build on the foundations he has lnld
Men like caiiNto Garcia nnd Antonio
Mncco hrc not dead. though having
passed beyond the veil Their history
cxcfta an Influence through generations
a. come. Their names viii become
household words among their country
men; their biographies viii be
patriotism will appeal To
the nohlert ~ men and women. blessed
IL n nation that owes its birth TO the
Folf.aacrIfce ~ patriots and not 10 che
iron ana blood rule u tyranny. for NJ
long rs their memory IL cherished.
their character admired and their
deeds recorded In story and song. self
ishneas cannot entirely obtain control
IN public affairs A. the spirit ~
Washington ain lives In tho United
states. 20 the spirit ~ Garcia will Ions
dwell In cuba.
People sometimes have nm Idea TIM
the accumulation ~ wealth Ia tho
safest n not the only means ~ procur-
ing happiness and Influence. tiut ehln II
sorry dclusion. Tho men who have
turned the history ~ nations aud Of
the world very often lived and died In
poverty and want. Garcia, the owner
~ millions and daily enjoying the lux
urlcs ~ q palace ana OF refined society,
would have died and been frogotten.
but Garcia the cNlle. tho rebel. the
leader m q ragged horde. suffering hun
ger and thirst and fatigue ON many a
weary march by nlght and by day
carved for himself name In the an
nails II history. And me- Tor happiness
We fancy that the old man. when I'm
ally he saw tho cuban faE raised on
bis native soil. willingly admitted thai
the JOY was complete; that ilfc, ever
his life of toll and hardship. was wei
worth LIVING. We fancy that like 81
moon ~ old. he was content 10 follow
she summons u death. his eyes mrs
having seen the salvation of tho Lord
May the fruits OF his labor long be en-
| inyed by Cuba llhro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

ihe Mains 10 make portraits In glowing
vsfl.colnrs md th1ught.llnes; few
ssr.ences VI she ia 'hread-
bare stock. sounding nat ana
meaning nothing. must suffice. But
wha; viii the record say over there
there. where all the actions Of mankind
are inscribed where nattcring, fulsome-
ness. vainglorious prominence ana
greatness built OF badness are not
reckoncd as they are here7 VIII they
not. instead Of securing lasting praise
and endless reward. be tested In che
balances which measure with exceeding
nnencss and record the fictitious. IN
Hated greatness OF this life as feath-
cry nake between which and things
absolutely impondcrable there IL Moth
Ing Of ali7
Every diy some worthy tenement. q
a worthy soul Is laid TO rest and few
there be 10 notice II out
side the Immediate circle
In which the person moved. II Ia I'M
fashionable 60 say much on these oc-
caslona and 20 run counter to fashion
requires degree Of tcmcrity amount
ing at times to rashness. Nevertheless.
departure now and then IL overlooked
N not forgiven. on Sunday In this
city occurred tho simple hwi yet I'm
prcssivc funeral services over the re-
mains ~ man who In life has alto
gcthcr had more other lives IN his keep
ing than any general ~ modern times.
nnd thcy were In ne much peril NJ was
ever the host that confronted frowning
hnitiomcnts ana deadly Implements Of
strife. 4 slight alteration ~ the
Judgment. n false movement ~ the
hand. n moments failure Of the eye.
n temporary weakness Of the heart. on
the part ~ this man ut any one VI
thousands " times might have been the
means ~ hurting many souls without
warning into eternity and INJECTING
terrible injury and suffering upon many
more. to say nothing Of the awful doa.
tfuc,lon Of useful and valuable prop
orty which must have onsuod. Vet no
such calamity ever hefcll nj his hands
His responsibilities. always realized.
were never sighted. never overlooked.
He was an humble railway engineer.
who was always at his post and who
invariably maintained the confidence of
employers. fellows and all who knc~
him. lie began his labors In ufah on
the first road ever hunt In and by the
picopic here and he maintained his
post f1r thirty years. until the very
last. with n record rarely cduaicd and
never surpassed. His name was Frank
n. Hanson and he lived In the Firm
ward. Thnt his promotion In n higher.
broader neld may be sure and unendng
II the sincere wish 81 all who knew
him.
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A STORY oF orn,rHA.

Spanish character IL wen illustrated
In the recent rumors from Havana re-
gnrling Admiral Ceryera. This officer
has been REGARDED In this country as
the generalization Of Spanish courage.
chlyalry and humane sentiment, n the
story told of him Is true, 1t simply
proves ,hl: the best Of the spaninrds II
but child NJ his country. not 20 be en-
trusted with power over frllow-helngs,
70 is said that Csrvera the day before
he lsfucd from Santiago bay oontem-
plated the homharlmrnt of that city
and the massacre OF thousands q It's
peaceful inhabitants, Just for the pur-
pose OF reducing % to vast cemetery
before General Shafter should enter
with his troops, How this inhuman plan
was frustrated Is told AS follows.
10 a request from tho French consul
Tor previous notice OF hOmhn rdm0nt
should the Americans take Santiago, the
admiral replied that he would open fire
on the ely immediately the Americans
entered and that ho could take the re-
sui communicated ccryeraH answer 10
BRUSH Consul lknmsden, who immodl-
ntely, az 2 a. m. July md, telcFraphed
Sir Alexander ihllnn, the British consul
general NJ Havana, und urged him To see
hlanco az once and secure his intern en-
| ton TO prevent the slaughter Of defense
less people Sir Alexander was aroused
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

lieutenant ]. W. Gunnlson IN his TO-
mort on yhe Mormons. published In 1886,
estimated the probable amount ~ popu.
iatlon that could b. sustained In Utah
ut four Thousand persons 20 the square
mile. lie WIS ~ the opinion thnt an
equivalent Of two thousand pounds Of
-four 60 the acre Of piowcd lands might
be relied on and this with the meat
procurabie would sustain such n dense
population. However. allowing mucn
less 10 The square milo. tho territory 81
I'nh. he said. could Husinlnl with case
a million Inhabitants.
OF course usab ", thas time covered
much more ground tirin now. iiu, the
developmens Of the resources Of this re-
zion has. On she other hand. ben mar
Vicious. The water supply has In
creased and IL utilized 20 bitier adj
vanaEc. mines have hoen developed
and manufactures established. and It
:. no exagReraton 90 say that the state
81 trah today IL capable ~ sustaining
population cduli In number to that
which the Territory ~ umh. Tnuch
larger In area. was Faid 30 be able to
rutain with ease almos, nifty years aRo.
There u ample room. then, for n NIL.
rSn people In Utah "a che pfcsrnt cline.
When these facts are considered IN
connection with remarks made by some
~ the speakers NJ the Salt Lake Stake
confercrre. u will b. seen how practical
uni timely these remarks We're. Pco-
pie out Of work In c,'les were urged 10
seek employment In the country and TO
cndevor to set piece Of land as an
Inheritance. Thia counsel has often
been given. To some n appears that
the country IL crowded ana fhaa the
good old times have gone never 20
return. whereas the truth Il that u 10
the spirit Of the Pioneers shai, " pass
Ing. Were thai anirlt siill a. active
GENERALLY. as II was year, agc. there
would h. ~ kiie hands. no ios,ilng for
meaEre sob aa long a. there remain
wps,e pacea 20 onangc into gardens
and rore-bcdr.
The Jnster-day Saints are noted for
their bensvolcuee. II II in full har-
mony WIKI the Gospel 60 relieve suffer
lpg 90 the u,moE, extent possible. And
one form Of charity l. To point ont op-
t,srunl;ies to make an indcpondeni Nv
Ing ana 90 aid thasc ns endowed with
string initiative 10 avail themselves Of
such opportunities. After that Il done.
cher s,ili remain portion who are
proper objects OF char,;y. and wl'a
these u Ia blessing Go snare freely
the bonntles 81 Providence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

from SLEEP md prepared q note Of PRO,
ciyiilyaiion- agnins, the hombatdmcnt ~
guntinFu until all the nnncombntnnts
we're out ~ the Spanish lines. TIL. was
delivered TO Captain General iilanco ~
4 O'Clock on the morning ot July snn.
An hour later Hlancp's letter. " whlch
he "Elssef the hands" 81 tho british con,
aui with greatest affection" Informed
sir Alexander that Admiral ceryeia W.
the chief ~ the squadron ana 20 Nun
alone belonged the power 20 take IN.
measures which he should deem h.N
FOR tho success ~ tho campaign. inc
British foreign ofice was communl-
Gated with and Sir Alexander was w,
strurtef to act cncrFeficnllv. hN "
O'Clock July 2nd he Informed llancn that
the British .Tovcrnmeni would cnnAder
tho bomhnrdment ~ Santiago by the
Spanish without the previous evacuation
~ the women and children as % whnton
outrage against humanity Then II was
that hlancp changed his mind and or
dcred cerycrn 10 leave tho harbor.
weyior. Blanco and cervera sssm 70
have been unanimous on the question OF
devastating Cuba But perhaps the
latter can give another version 81 she
intended massacre Of non-eombaianis
Mt Santiago.
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rnr PASSING or rnn HUMBLE.

All the heroes. all she F1'i and ufe-
fni men in Snls HE are MT noted on's.
In fact. the majority - 'hls ciass never
So reputation ooeStenslve with the
milton Or ever che state N which thry
live. These are often ~ deserving %
a D., In "fame's eternal camping
grnund" ~ sir,sc WIN 81 q. much
more 80 than some; "; Nhen the
friends ~ she faithful yet obscure
among ~ are cilled upon :, lay ths
mortal VIZ menis or the lmh1r,nl beings
away uprn the hillside. she coriege
which follows them h seldom large.
Imposing or impressive. II c,p.airs ~
TOW p1rrOwlng relatives anil perchlnce
a few more sympl,hlzlng friends. she
Las, sad words are said. the clods olif-
1er with Erucsome sound upon she
framework which excludes thom from
che dead. shc attendants break apart,
each turning hls hack up1u the last
rer.inF plce. nrd slowly but surely the
image = the departed fades and wshers
In the mental view.
h IL a. such dimes that the Thought
ful mini cuHssmplates an equation ir
human afilirs one vince di-plsitidu
oni tralnanE forbade him 'so wade
through slaughter 90 throne" 0r 20
ptOmnonce VI ANY Kind, would not Tor
nit him % be conspicuous ana reap al.
vlf.nFes az the expense Of an AFFLICTED
conscience. who was ever fiihfm lu
All urrap,rd trusts AM houorahls in lli
his dcal|rrs, who was v.ftuouH wlihou.
being piar.aisal and vhariia.
ME wiih1s cg'euaiion. has
Fn" % she summit ~ his
clcosr ana then passed along into
the lnnertrahlo shades beyond with
on being gwen such honors and omol.
umenis as presumably attach TO good
dT,ds well performed, n there Is M
adequate reward here. there niue, hs
orr elsewhere We como into the world
and gooui ~ = on exactly equal Germs
mol tho period hc'Wrer "a ort 1T an,
M" carfus'uF clWr1rloiiea some y,
'lH way, some another SONS do good
oth-m harm anil ,sh'rs agln not mucl
~ cstet. and how often is v ths cas-
rhai she deserving go; nothing wtl
she unisser'iug 81 more than thc.
reed? an tha mus, be adjusted some
where, sometime, In some way
\ lonP'hy obs. Iary noilce. OF one %
unusuA excellence why.h.r borg o
SHIRT Is generally dedicated 20 oh
Sall, the wise, the rfycrcrd heai." @
the head which f1r some oher rcaso
towera FIR The time above ~ surround
ines appareraly obllylous ~ the awfl
and w impending fact aha, u mu,
Tie as low a. ours" yh fails. ~
the upright ihe straightforward an
she brave whose stature has kert shoi
~ 'shs rrnks OF mot,ocne,y or eve
S"~~r SAN, bt few serIbes ever tah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

The direct line 90 Kansas City. ~,
Louis aud Atlantic acaboard ID via
the Missouri Pacific Railway. from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
ears, and all connections made In
Union dtpoia In the daytime. II you
are golns Eas, and care for day
light ride through the grandest seem
cry Of The Rocky Mountains onroute,
see that your ticket reads via Mis-
souri, Pacific hallway. Elegant chair
cars positively free 30 tho holders OF
regular train tickets.
n. II. koosEt. c. y. a y. A.,
Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

Constipation prevents the body from
Kidding itself of waste matter. De
wits Little Early Rlsers viii remove
the trouble and cure Sick Headache,
Bllhousncss. Inactive Liver and clear
the Complexion. Small. auRar-coated,
don't grippe or cause nausea. n s.
schramm, Prescription Druggist. Me
Cornlck nuildlng corner Main ~. and
FlTat South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

In sluggish liver. HERBINE. by rs
beneficial nctnn upon the hillary
tracts, renders the bile more fiuld. and
brings the liver lnt0 . sound. healthy
oOrdhlon. thereby banishlng the sense
of drowaln'ss. lethargy. and the gener-
disorders of thc liver. Price 10 cts
z. &. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

There are few allmonis 30 uncom-
Portable ~ piles, but ihey can easily be
cured by using 1AIli.EWs HUcKEYE
PILE OINTMENT. Relief follows Rs
use, and any one suffering from piles
can not anord 10 neglect 10 give Il a
trial Price. 20 cts In bottles. tubes. 20 cts.
z. g. ~. l. Drug Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

your coughs and colds with one MIN
ute Cough Cure. II II - good children
cry for Il. II cures Group. bronchitis.
pneumonia, grippe and all throat and
lung diseases. y. :. Sohramm, Prcscrlp-
ton Druggist. Mccormick nuliding.
corner Main 81. and FNrAt Routh.
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A REMEDY Tor Nasal catarrn which

D. driving and exciting 90 the diaeaHcd
membrane should not BE- used. What u
needed q that which u cleansing. suoih.
Ink. protecting and healing. such u
remedy Ia Ely'H Cream Balm. To test Il
"a trial size for 10 cents " the large for
N cenis IL mailed hSEiy Brothers. ~
Warren Street. New York. Druggists
keep %. The balm when placed lnlu the
nor,riiH. spreads over the membrane
and IL absorbed. a cold In the head van.
ishes quickly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

Disease Is cured not by magical In.
carnations but by medical science.
Hence u q that Ayers sarsaparllla
cures, and that u proves - cminrntly
successful II a a sklllfully-
and strictly scientific blood-purlfler and
tonic. she only one admitted to the
Worlds falr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

When you ask for Do wits witch
Hazel aaivc don't accept counterfeit
or imitation. There are more cases OF
Piles being cured by this. than all
scrlptlon Druggist. Mccormick Build
ing corner Main St and First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

For broken limbs. chlllblnlns. burns.
sealds. bruised shins, sore ghruat, and
sores % every kind. apply BAL
LARD'H SNOW LlNIAiENT. II will
give immaculate relief ana heal any
wound. Price 70 cts and 90 ots.-Z. q.
NJ. 1. DRUG Dcp,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

In the death Of 5. $. schramm. og-
den has los, ilrr;-c.lss cl,lzsn. Us poo.
pie an excellent nfighhor, the state a
worthy upholdor OF i,s sovereignty. Mr..
schnmm has lived In the Junction cg.y
FOR a, lrlr, twenty years and has built
up a reputation Tor homes endeayor.
mcrltorlous aohlevemep, and general
upr!Ehiness which VI Itself amouu.s
30 an enduring statue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

But early 90 bed and Little Early
Riser. the pill that makes life longer
and hotter and wiser. y. \. Schramm.
Prescription Druggist. Mccornick
Building. corner Main 81 and Flrsi
South.
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pamberEer Coal CO.. ici Main.


We Import all our Accorilonr. IIarpa.
violinH. Bows. strings. etc, etc, dlrcc,
from Germany. that IL why We can
give you prices that give our compc-
tltorn that "tirsd feeling"
YOUNG bros. co,
rs Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

Wholesale aud Hetaii-Aii Sizes.
office i2i Main street. Telephone. iGs
DIAMOND COAL & COKE CO.
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VIII he served by making sure NJ
health. u VIII be a loss ~ slime and
money 10 be stricken with serious 100.
ness. Take Hoods sars1parilia and
purify your blood. IN chs way all
germs Of disease will be expelled.
sickness and suffering Will be avoided.
your health viii be- preserved. Isn't
this wise courscf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

We have Just received very large
stock Of music boxes. direct from manu-.
faciurcrs. from t0cis. o. $40 each. Call
aud make your selection Tor Christ
mas presents.
YOUNG BROS, co,
. Main street
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pamberger coal Co. lsl Main.

The disposition Of Children largely de-
ponds upon health. II they are troubled
with worms, they viii be irritable.
cross, ferrlsh. and perhaps seriously
sick, WHITES CREAM NERAli-
FuGE Is n worm expeler and tonic TO
make ghem healthy and cheerful.
Price % cts. Z. q. NJ. /. DRUG Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLuor.
10 West second south street.
FAN term opens September 9Th.
Write for full Information.
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That treaty Is signed al last ana or
iis way here, VIII our Sena;c b, s'awcr
that the spanish c1rles In the matter
% futinration2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

HOODS PILLS are She only pills 20
take with Hoods SirHaparllla. Price
% cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

5000 cRAYoN INK PORTRAITS
IN elegant frames. 1876. Utah Portrait
Co. Is west First South. Caldcf'a Music
Palace.
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Payment Tor subscriptions always IN ad'
tsnCo
Subscribers changing their place ~ fcs.
denco should always II yo fofmof as vel a.
PRESENT address
city Subscribers will kindly roilyI
lumbar trifculatofl. ~ any tregulatb :"
The delivery Of their papor<
Aueofnmupioationssn ou ID he addfesscfto
pIsIHEr Nkws COMPANY
Teiephons ga
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Everybody welcomed az. e. " ..

To Y. G. ". - Magnificent Holiday
BazAr. open from now till Christmas,
IL Il the greatest display In the city.
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10000.

10000.
We carry over nifty thousand copies
Sheet Music and Books. besides a large
STOCK OF Pianos, organs and all kinds
OF Sewing Machines. Remember this
when you get ready 10 invest In Christ.
mas Presents.
YOUNG BROS. co,
IS Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

The ParIslans are noting over the
preyfua ana Plouqart AFFAIRS; mean
time, both remain In durance vile.
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What q beautiful calm after our aw.
ful sgorml
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s.ooo pourds In eyery ton. iel Maln.
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photographs OF finest quality made by
Joknson-Pratt Drug Co.. ~ Main 81.
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Tho prsr,rr ry,StSn Nrws IL published
,etix sunday eNcrutcd. at corner ui south
ifdiasi Temple streets Salt LakcClV
Ileguiaf ,diiion at ho'clock
TIe prsrnrr srri. wrrKLy NTvs 4 pub.
shed on Tuesday and Friday cach N"eN
The DrsrRrr wrEKLr In magazine TORN Is
published every saturday
Tailv fcnonfhs ....s. ..s....sss..ss s'ss
DAILY fmonfhs sssssssssssssssssssss . y.
Daily mnnthss sssssss.sssssssssssf ''sts' =
DpNy month. s..ssssss.ssssssss a.
LAW w w it ~, 10 r,,,,ns '''.'.'..... rOo
uun ..ii,iou a ,nnnihs .',...,.... inn
scml-W,ckly l. months. .......ss.sssss
kemi-wtckly Cmonths. ...'s ~
Weekly y months. ..... .s'ss see v
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which entities the holder to one ohanc,
In the drawing.
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Tothe Tiltori VIII you kindly tell mo
through the columns 81 the 'NeWs VIC
names ~ President Mcklnley's esulhe" AS"
thulr respective dutlesi
Yours trtil y..,.,.,.,,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24
DplfttThrEH.
Wisconitn.


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breps.
Comptroller WopuIifD - s. 90. Muples.
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giienbabncpmmifGr = S. 6. 9rpben.
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foleenbes @taatstidet aufgefeut:
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