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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

JudE, cherry made she following Or
dets day
Charlie MlHh We " ". =. Wo'lley
90 At; judrmcr. hy 4 Niull ngiitrt l..
q. iiirdy Der s3.As22i. ana cusa.
!. W. Horuicu " Harvey II MY, ETC..
dtfrriw,s Iluwgi nftftn day. add
ticrn time o. HwJr.
Frrtt Furfi.ure a carpet c7nutuy
" Philip F.hwirz; V1ife dismisFi ~
ph'pin's caass.
J.cta g. Cigs W IN nmvhim G1id
Mii company. dismiss 4 without
prejudice al piauffr CTS.
r ]. Evif'lly " Gr-fFe Swin auii.1r;
v.itq o. Ei ~ Uiuf1 csreirdld en- SAT-
u.tly, J1f nry +.
ChirNs l.. M-ore W u. Vociokpl G, "a;
CO, 'nufd IN Jar1aIy Z.
IL ~ Cnfilir c9mp1gy ~ uamC de-
ftrftfts. uims order.
Anfca Kcyo.r W smut J. pliick.
ju-gmfr' ~ rftr.ifr far $3.50 e..
T. L. stnmv.h " ". VI. Ksihg; or.
inrei shat ais fNFrufi1u issue - shar.
IL ~ r.ln c1lr.y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
ASSURANCE OCCURRENCE
UNUSUAL INCIDENT OCCURRED TWICE.
Death. However, Game ,hi. Morning WIN.
out Another Repetition Of the Mys-
tcrious Phenomenon.

Mrs. Ehzabeth =. Timpson died a,
her home In shr c'ixteeDah ward a: Z
NciIck ass vnofrnux after an iiluess
81 one week Las; sprirs Mrs. rlmp-
en- suffered aD gs.irk ~ pfiumouia
wh'ch In her IN a very weak .,.,.c, bu.
wsaroui any scrims rluin,s is,.ii me
b.e.wfttE - ms week. When a sttla4
" ~. .lefrs hcE4u which have caused
$50 .hni. rri drriy ug u'ie NJ, nDtra Of .ho
ihniiy 1il rha hfge circit " friends
win were acquisu,ti w5.h a,Se fsri,
Which may bsst be given ~ rcasci by
~ u the suas.
"f!r slme i,siic fine" sasi he.
.if thfr had bttlu eiayirg al IN, fr1usa
~ NY aiii.. htr slater. ~ M sovsn,h
NH @ Friday hse mufiisf 4. "a har
rtilF mat Hie was Elina h M, a. Hho
,.outht she nld VISITED ung enough.
NY aupi .ritd to puau1ds N r .s n.
Iniin, hraufe che WA f.rl her Inn.
any, bui M ;hef ,-amc home irl On
M.'tiiy tnd her t,s.cf mot o. 4hik her
aciiuh ttllgU 4 Rpr.ri 80 rrus
I'm, AMI lie In my own bfj,' o>plainsi
"or wsdnssday llsi W. w,re called
- 'ne Oedsiie ash lfior hsds H. hi
10y: wsLirs as y happy new year.
~ 1. H'clek. Ia-a, she pltsdi lsrourh
the ihrss 90 dean AM IN. afsrlt ana
noNn. All she mrnoora ~ ne ftmiiy
Netf pr. ~. We waHa "a 4un,hrr ~
iitcnie dri IN 49, bear W,n NV
SOS ntfr. Ml.dtr hal brer a "a ~
over ~, IN minE.cs ori We vote nb5it
~ W VIC prop m c.trr " tha
I'h' WI, n tni.htr vptrd hrr eyes
~, 40, " sA"t : I'D glccp igivc
-, W ! eolld tcll ynl all cave
a. ! tive sun rcd thc piin. ~ lla.h
49,. NY sNti iaaf bf.n srplf.Ltd ftgm
~ NV a Ertat many lht1la.
W. ", ~ t'tG.ii - g. toll you u gncm.
! win reni'U wish you U.,'e. iua' a
,.ll., Hasst. sci when ng n ,,tpe
~. t.sall g1 via hin ard rltlii
i'i fpsurn 20 ycu WHAT az. 1 80.
" he spirit. ana Nhis / siy my "a.
~ the ~ III
we NcrH very mufn furra..rt .,.t,t,
wei1i M her bad faii, ihS IN - :, ~
cause * her 40 .lu!r ,,tii,@,, Ia, I'm
makiwf .iis s.FInue : .t',,,. IVY "'''''
"A similar occurrence ttn,. ...t,,
on Thursday nc noon. and We aT, Ill
lcft IN wonder ~ Ia what 1, al .. =.
There are people outside ~ 80 ,,.'t, =
who Witnessed the atr.nne .nd ,,,,,,.,, y,
occurrence and who 49,, . ,,,,'i. v"
t1nished NJ are We. Whom ~, N, ~,
az o'ciork this mnfnIur ~, ih,,,,.,,,,
perhaps u was a repstiiien m ~ -,
previous incidenta. ana f1r mas 49,,
We made no move whatever t",yarlis ~
rangemsnla for care IN ~, ,s,,'.l,.. ~, ~
tll o'clock, six hour. a,t.r ,a,,, VS.
statement made hy fnother mr. -.
first return ~ ufe M. ,,,,.,. ~
death came tbls n,r,,ins, ~, AZ. WIN
day she said, u have s,,rfc,ci 49,, ,.'',,'.
~ death. hut when yenr r,,,e. JAM
ana / leave you. / viii va n.ar.,,,i,,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
OOlNGS IN THE POLICE COURT

Laura johnson. the sporting woman
who was arrested hy officer Gillespie
last night was today sentenced hy
Iu'ilcc Timmuuy 10 spend sixty days
lu duraucc Vile.
sheet ns 70 farmer. John nlagz.erd
Wullam Zoe and Charles King, who
were arrested this morning Tor v1g.
ranry. were allowed their freedom
sentence being uaupended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
VIII Of Winnie IIIInmnl.

tn will ami testament ~ the ate
Minr,e Hlmmah his been ~ 4 for pro-
tl.f. II hcars ihe date ~ S0p,rmhcr
Is. 1899. and rlyf az thai cline me df-
ceased had $4,000 dsrlsi with the
American N1tllrll bank. Jamrs ~.
iinc1n a. namlI ~ executor w.thnu
horf' The \ pUslii1r ~ she $4,000 u
disfns \ VI ~ follows: G. jam co..,
5000. 10 Aaron Hy1ms. $1,000; 30
james H. Ricun. 5000. The ffrIinder
NJ the pturcriy d willu i1 Cole u
o. also provided ihft iu ihr cveri OF
there rIt htng suihcifri moneys in
Jay The itsicits iu full. ghay shall br
urn.ru.fH 10 lIa dnvfssea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

Estate ana Euirdianship of Agnes
caidur. minor. petition % Invest
funds In the purchase of Church bonds
graf.td.
Estase ara Fuarilansh'p ~ Frttcil
Wdsl- CuirlrE,1n, a mlh1r. Mrs. y.
~ cunmtg On appHnicd slnrimr IN.
der "A bond uf 80.
EFaie - irulsa Russell, Goceafr.!
orier mas sufllrg nEal account AMI
.Ntilbuilon - estate.
Efa'n " Ann Williams ifDuffi. Or.
DIR made Tor sale % real properly.
En.'Ge and gu1fi nnshi1 % Julius
Morris Llvlrgstou - al. mirrors; srt ~
trial calendar
Es,wsr % Norris Livingston. Ie-
CHaFNd. s1ruo order.
l..g o. 90 Maggie J. Senior. desrtfei:
ari eitat- urd guardianship - Frri.
rusk Harden = r'nr 20 le mlrlra! W..
der midt iur the sale " rial property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
lln,ntcs,,fuI Alumni At Suicide.

Las. night, b.twecn and . o'clock
% man named Monier. VINO Tor som
time has bc. employed as second cook
ui For1s hotel. took q doe Of 'hair
r.n.lrsf." nr some other such stun. cor.
iainlug solution VI 'th,r Win inian'
.hare and then to dstgch soul from
body BW a doctor was called In anl
frustrated tho t.ismfs by fpfclhie *
traction NJ fhe "halr reeorar" psa-
p0nicncy s supposed e. BE- The cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
Died IN THE MISSION field.
Csbieersm Received To-day at III. rrs.i.
d.nts once from President Platte
u. Lyman In Liverpool.

\ cablcgram was received at che
Presidents Office this afternoon from
President Platte II. Lyman, OF the Eu-
ropean mission. dated from Liverpool,
England. 20 the effect that Elder Al
bert Peterson, ~ Murray saN Lake
county. died yesterday At rpsaia,swcd-
On. Elder Peterson was nlllng a mis-
sion In sweden whore he had b,en
called 60 labor nearly two years ago.
lie was born In sweden March Z. iN,e,
and was set au-irt Tor his mission April
10. 1897. lie held the Priesthood ~ a
EuysutN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

Information vnmes frym the orogrn
sho'g Line people 20 me eject fhnt tAe
rabbit huff cNcuu.4u viii run ca Ok
fond. Ioiho, on Monday. The tualn
viii leave hero ~ Q a. m, arriving az
oxfoid ~ "a. No.. uri Mourning VIII
leave she latter place a. 4 .. M, roach.
lhg here AZ b. the evening. Th.l
Elyes ggh. hours Tor the hum. The
fare ior uic round "trip fns been nNgl
q, ys.1b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
RELIGION, Hollce,.

the Third quorum of Seventy will
meet N the Second ward meeting house,
nest Thursday evening az 1850 pm.
me regular meeting of the 10th
10 Monday evening. Jan. b. In tho sixth
ward meeting house
me Tenth quorum OF seventy will
n'll ~ nl9nlhiN meeting In the Ninth
January 9th, 1893. commencing nt I;
O'Clock. 80 :
The Eleventh quorum ~ Elders will
p's.pots sArlr hrAi mr1.lug in the NJ
S,.UaMH 20 me eecpnd Monday, January o,
cTweniy-Hrs' ward meeting houss,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

In the matter of the nsslgrmsni ~
George ~ Scott a CO.. Judge Niles ~.
day made an order authorizing Assign re-
;ary asscsEmoni on nfiy shares 81 the
capital stock VI che Syndicate Inver.
mfui company. Tho asElenrf was also
nuihnrizcd 90 sell certain real estate IA
The Weu Mountain mining district. ana
20 accsp; she hli of George NJ scutt-
S,revsh Hardware company OF flas fol
ne powder maglglrs situate upon a
portion o. fihe Magazine Lode Mining
claim In Julb county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

Judge iIiles made the following or.
ders today;
Adolph 1ilrsch u nj " Frank uur.
tsis.Gs.
W. =. Mccormick VI =. 4. ManFnm
q al; repors of receiver approved and
hif discharge ordered.
Charles IA. Jones " !. W. Clarke n.
NJ. motion 20 modify findings aud con.
clusons agrqrsl and taken umdsr adj
viss rtoft.E ~ 81 a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
peiIh o. emm, whteler.

Emma whrrler wife u David
wheclcr ana daughter u William and
Ann BramAil, iltd at 1850 last even.
INK az her homo IN sprugNiilc. The
cause Of death being hclig disease.
Fuperll Monday al n O'Clock. TO which
oil friends ~ the family are invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

There are few allmen't % un i,s I,
,o,sable M niles, hut they can .a i,,.,r.r =
e,,rra by using TABLEis huvhfi,s,
PILE OINTMENT. Relief ioll ,. ,.i v
,,se' asd any one suffering from ,l, ~ I
can moi Ff,ord TO neglect =. sn.,,s.l
tr,1i. Price, 20 cts 10 h'slles'iuDs'''''
" q. NJ 1. DRUG Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

Christmas exercises were hili 10 ~
Monroe ward meeting houss j. De
sevler stake Of Zion, December = l'A
under the auspices of the Morn'a si''
bath school workcr, In ohlfrg q SUP
Samuel W. GOold. An exc Vent ~.
gram was carried out, In w pl-,'i,i
NJ q very Large, apprcla;lve anu ~
upnllye audience.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

Attorney ". Il. B1oth. of the law nrm
81 Booth. Lee y Griy has gone ~ ~,
Louis. whore. on "wednesday next. he
will appear before the United statas
circuit court ~ appeals. representing
she plainun IN the case NJ NJ. J. cur ~
- ~ W J. =. Ltkin and Stcr,ncn7l
Mining company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

the preliminary hearing In tho case "
assault with ln.ont 10 cpnmg murder.
. nilrg lTtlnts N. -. Anderson, An.
d1rw carlson aui Charles CiHaln, ar
rcircl Tor implicitly In nc Murray stab.
hiug anllr. win b. held before Justice
MrMnEicr 40 . o'clock mex, Tuesday
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
..rn.Y rouNn NorIot'

o,e sorrol Horse, abnn Me- down q"
.,.ht mind foot white MN''' "A
~ nrlnda visible, n..d animal = "
.,aat,.I and taken away I'M be soll +"
qln a,,,1ny ihe glh, $50, BE- WI -,
NV EstraY round, ~ 70 MATIV~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
A German Reunion.

The German speaking Saints NJ salt
Lake cay VIII hold social reunion
40 she Fourteenth ward school house
on Monday jan. ., AZ o'clock %. M
Admission FREQ. Al visitors from the
country are invltcl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

We have s1ld our business 70 pl'ln
a Morrau. vi nut.c. caier'ts oi tAp.iii'
~nce and reputation. who WI ml. ..il'
M higheft standard IN Their 500,
AND cuisine. We heFpcak Tor ul.m :
con,lnrance NJ your valuable i'al l,.s'
Tho house will be- open day AMI nlsn'
"' MANGA bl'uS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
WEATHER REPORT

Weather report showing observations
40 IA, m, today,
salt Lake Barometer. $500. ttmutrn-
iute, u, minimum, i2i wind s,uthNr,t.
Htnl, fln, n OF am luchi pHrtlN oidldi
.,ults, -, minlmuin, 30, wind Wosi, ID
HAVE iiarolneter, ao1i; temperature
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

Peer coyr. q well known minlng
man Of HlGzh IN. 1i.i AZ tina rae. yes.
tcrdnV. AGED rviS years. lie WIS Mo.
nee m'ncr AMI hli made uouSid rnldo
money " the huicncsl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

The medical properties Of Halr, Hal'
penewsr 10 luvigdfatc the fe1lp,fen.s',H'
dandruff. reatorr she hair ani w e'''''
surpass anything % Us KIND
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

J. g. T'yasr a. &. ciaye b-ou made
dcfer'iagfH In q rvs brought by n. o,
Gurhnm arl II, lt,a'iii1. - North
iuwier orsgnn. ~ recover tis5.iO, al.
lcgtd 10 be due Tor mcrrhandlnc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
MEDICAL

DIR. u. q. PAYNE, ,oi NV AID ehlleits,ss
clnllst. Diseases ., rcd eau o. WHY
saa!!hlslv 'sipNNY IooMs' ,,ai.T. NisS
,,,wrnni.bei nj low rates Tor "''''
,fiark "a state. ---a--
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
To cunr 4 com ~ oSr nay

Take Laxative Bromo ouIhlne IaeH.
An ifuggisls refund ~ money u \
falls 10 cur. :sr. The fahuini nv
4. n. q. on each tablet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

ELEGANT FuhiNNl,a,ls lights, W.. '
e,dss Mrs. 5. II. McVn''"''
first South,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

Y. q. NJ. Z. Greit Mu.iln rndsrseaf s'l'
Tnnalay. JAe. ). lLll alI ne wei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
nusioAIs

---nHs NoGK GLEASON. 9H n fiiaao,
IA, Mary'a Cathedral, tsafnn "a ierms Al
Mandolin ana uullhl' NPl'F
si onst First South. .---sulrSsnN
NAnAME AMANDA N,f soniy
,sMannnfs stoekh0lm ConsefNa,u.3ss 0af'
1 vdsai teacher In aait Lake usl's p N.
ein,s method. Hours 20 y. i Var 4 west
studio over Caldor's music h''''
..l,af kuufl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
Woman's Friend
The Great Medicine that Gives
Nerve Strength
Moods sarsaparllla Makes tho
Blood Rich and Pure, Creates an
Appetite and Restores Hoalth,


Blood Rich and Pure, Creates m
Appetite and Restores Hoalth,
Vigor ana vitality.
al feel that I ought TO write tow
words In praise OF Hoods Sgrsaparllla,
which has done great things Tor me. I
was In a delicate condition and was sick
ut my stomach aud eonstipated. Itriod
remedies highly recommended for female
wcagnossee, but tho medicines brought
on other troubles. | was no weak
could not attend 20 my household duties,
and then determined TO try Hoods sGr-
saparilla. After had taken this medl clne
short time ! began to gain strength. /
Grow Stronger Each DAY
until was ablo to work all day without
any Inconvenience. have taken Hoods
Pills Tor constipation, and am better to-
day than | have been for fvo years.
Since taking Hoods sarsaparllla and
Hoods Pills feel rested In tho morning.
] am les nervous and am euro / have
richer and purer blood. have alwayr
been bothered with scroiula, but now
am rid Of It, Before my last child was
born took llood'a saraaparllla, and
my girl baby was TAT and strong, while
my Other child was not well aud lived
70 be only two years old" Mns. ". u.
DEAL, box il9, Missouri Valley, Iowa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

special Wallace ~ Masl'n 'nn''"'"
Al y. G. 81. I. sale. Tn,s'iy' 'iA .
mi MI N. Mnnk.
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omn,sInAs AND Srw n.,Ts'


ne. a. s5. 90: alNo Dee ~, ' .sl,,,
,rd limit. Jan. I. For i1l.l'N"'
LII ON orrr1n short Line ageu'''
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TAKEN UNDER ApvIsEMENT,

4 motion made 10y Attorney ltlcy ~.
Jones tD dlfmlfH the case un appeal N
John y, iluilcy " James ~. Crawford
ol al was taken under adVlSemoni.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

Hoods pills mspureb yeq.,a,lc, care.
'S fnlo prepared. . contA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

The committee appointed to examine
candidates Tor Admission q the bar
" the supreme Court recommended the
following applicants cyrus r. uatrcll.
n. I. Johnson, Fred W. Chappen. The
report was adopted aud the gentlemen
were admitted.
on motion ~ Attorney ]. W. Thomp-
son. George J. Gibson, Of the Supreme
Court ~ New York. was admitted to
practice at ihs bat of the Utah su-
promo Court.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-02
NEWBERN FAIR OPENS.
OPENING ATTENDANCE SPLENDID AND
WEATHER DELIGHTFUL.
PROSPECTS, for Immense Crowds Wednesday and
Thursday--Exciting Races--WiId West
Show and Other Attractions.

Newborn, n. c., March 1.-(Special)--
Tho fair was formally opened to-day with
grand parade Ideal weather prevails
andsthe largest crowd is in attendance
Of any previous opening day. every
kind of transportation is laden to us
full capacity with visitors to attend the
eleventh annual fair There will be
excursions on all lines Wednesday and
Thursday and the prospects are that the
crowds will be immense. Exciting races
wore pulled off on the track to-day and
the nrogram for tomorrow will be inter
esting. The Wild West show that per-
forms daily on the track is highly enter
Thinning and the daring acts are wondered
at.
The full naval battalion Of naval re-
serves are ordered here to-morrow and
will be inspected on the fair grounds
by a United States officer. The wealth
or appears as if made to order. To-day
was beauty with light wcstwardly
wnds to drift the flags ON the various
buildings. Prominent visitors are among
the huge crowd here. The fair grounds
are interesting with pretty women, hand
some men and interesting exhibits. Come.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-02
DURHAM LOCAL BRIEFS.


Durham, ~ G., March 1.--(Special.J D.
Mr.. ~. J.. Lindsay It prominent and sue
cessful merchant OF Chapel Hill, was
here yesterday.
Col. j. s. Carr has been OH the sick
list for several days.
Miss Blanch Briggs has returned from
Raleigh, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Mr.. NJ. w. Reed, Of BIackwclPs Dur
ham Tobacco Co, has gone ~ Phil1det
pbia OH business.
Mrs. L. \. Carr is critically III, and
there is much uncasinesS Oh the part
Of her friends.
Mr. w i. Slater went North.
Rev. X. l.. Wharton has been her"
for several days, much to the delight 0i
his many friends.
Mr.. w. II. Foster, Of Raleigh, spent
Sunday in this city.
There was a case for trial on tDe
police docket this morning.
Mr.. w. r. Darlington had hrTnof-
rhage from the lungs Saturday night
and has been quite sick since.
Mrs. II. T.. Rawls went yesterday 10
Gloucester, Mass. in response 10 tele-
gram stating that her father was quite
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed. Stagg came home
from Burlington yesterday, where they
spent Sunday with Mr.. Stages parents.
Miss Mamie Cannon came mp from
GoldsbOro yesterday, and IS visiting Miss
Mabel TomlinsOn.
Mrs. J.. o. Jones has been here on a
visit to Mrs. w h. LaFar and left yes
terday for her home in New Haven.
Conn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-02

be under the direction of Commando
McCalla, of the Marblehead. As now
4 planned. small details of marines will
be landed from the vessels here and at
the Tortugas and the artillery at bar
racks will join in paying the last honors.
The services will probably be held
Thursday. Interment will take place
i'm the City Cemetery.
The general situation here remains the
same. The feet has not moved, though
there are signs of activity, which give
rise to a rumor that an important Naval
step is contemplated. Admiral Sicard.
when questioned on this point this af-
ternoon. merely reiterated his remark of
yesterday. There is no movement to-
day. The ships have steam up always,
and they can go anywhere"
The tug boat Merritt passed here at
sunset with large scow in tow and 9TH
or wrecking apparatus. She is bound for
Havana.
The report that remnants of sub
marine mine. alleged to have been rails
ed by the United States Naval divers
at Havana with the electrical wires in
which they had been entangled were
brought here Sunday by the Mangrove
and are now in the warehouse of the
Light House Department, is denied in
high official quarters.
A high Naval official said to-day:
Perhaps the Court of Inquiry may
return to Havana on board the cruiser
Marblehead or on board the Nashville.
instead of the coast survey boat Bache.
The Marblehead would be specially suit
able She has n remarkably strong elec-
trio light plant"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-02
THE DIVERS AT WORK.
Alter Torpedo Compartment Entered
but Bodies of Jenkins and Merritt Not
Found.

Alter Torpedo Compartment Entered
but Bodies of Jenkins and Merritt Not
Found.
Havana, March 1.-The divers on the
Right Arm got to work this morning in
earnest. Captain Everett. chief of the
divers, was i'll charge and the water be-
ing lower than usual, it was seen that
the steerage hatch was partly clear,
though blocked to some extent by one
of the smoke-stacks. The divers sue
ceeded i'll entering the after torpedo COM
partmeut where they hoped to find the
bodies of Ilieutenants jenkins and Mer-
rift, as well as the remains of members
of the crew of the battleship. The Of
ficerS mentioned were last seen in the
after torpedo compartment. Up to this
morning the divers feared TO enter it,
there being great danger that the life
lines or air hose might catch in the
wreckage about the Smoke-Stack.
The Spanish officers directing the di-
vers of the government of Spain called
on Captain Sigsbce to-day, on board
the light house tender Fern, and Were
given all the information they needed.
The steamer Bache has been ordered
10 IedNe LOT the IJry i OFIuSdS, WIFI HNe
American wounded, all that are now
left here, and one body.
This morning a collision occurred be-
tween n party of guerillas and several
employees of the Street Cleaning De
partment. near Tr.llo Park. Five police
men interefered to preserve order. and
meeting with resistance, used their re-
yolyers. -Four of the combatants were
shot and three policement wounded, one
seriously. Three arrests were made.
The affair. however, was only ar or
binary street brawl.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-02
LEAVING WITH THE WOUNDED
Word From Captain Sigsbee Advises
Departure of the Bache.

Washington, March 1.-The only word
received by the Navy Department from
Havana came late tonight in the fol-
lowing telegram from Captain Sigsbee
''Bache leaves to-day for Tortugas
with all wounded men now here. five in
all as follows: Madison, Cahill, Allen
Webber and Mack. All able to walk OK
cept Mattison, whose jaw was broken.
Bache takes one unrecOgnized body. Will
probably take four wounded men from
Tortugas to Key West. Bache will re-
port to the flagship Thursday before en-
tering Key West. Cannot tell when
more bodies may be expected at Key
West but Bache should return prompt
w."