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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30
SECURED A BOMB.
Boys Made Terrible Raeke, las, Night in
West Part Of Town.

while the Tabernacle choir was out
ne snitair last night some boys secured
one of tho bis bombs, such as are used
IN the Battle NJ Manila display. and
brought Il into town ~ about II
o'clock the bomb was set on ON South
Temple. between sixth and seventh
Wcrt rorcctr. and an the inhabitants
there were rolled out of bed IN 81 hurry.
The peace and qul1t N that nclrhhur-
hood was rudoiy disturbed by a report
and shock that was positively start
linz. a look up ana down the street
showed iunumDruhlc heads pr1trudlng
from behind screen doors. and lights
suddenly illuminating the windows OF
resid.ucrA what was thntg" WAS
the question sent back aud forth across
the street, ana when residents became
bold enough they cuugrcRntcd ON thr
itrunt a. learn that "a slice Of the Battle
VI Manila had b,eu stolen FROM salt
mir and dropped down In their locality.
The conclusion broke window in
the residence nj Mt Eli POLAND. The
perpetrators of tho Joke could not
be- found or they might have been given.
another shaking NJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

Silver tS 9-ic. lead tlAo.
John Dom win return from Mercur
this evening,
The north oui ~ the ned Rose mine
a. Tintlc has been leased 20 Fred Ahl-
berg.
Tlnuc shrpe1 during tho week 81
ears ~ ore. 10 ears ~ concentrates and
{ barr NJ bullion.
Judge Green viii sink the Buckeye
shnf, 100 faot from the 800, ana II now
advertising Tor blda.
Tomorrow Fred Dtrn viii go out TO
Merolr 10 Get the monthly pay roll
and look around the camp.
II, :. Joseph has returned from an
inspection n the Lower Mammoth. u
property which he prunounccs In me
shane.
The ophr hill mill Il handling 100
tons OF ORC daily, the same producing
third OF that amount In concen-
tratcH.
s1ns good looking copper and lead
ore has been discovered IN the tindine
at depth ~ 30 feet from the main
shaft, which IN now down $50 feot.
The Grand Central people are quoted
nH saying that mn talk Of mill f1r the
property u premature. The mine Il
thoWlns a rplcndld ore body on the 700
Lowell.
The Albion Mining company vas been
Incorporated, with capital stuck OF
$4,000 IN shares Of 10 cents each. Tho
company owns the Wellington rrnup nj
ATT and ~ directors nre WniIam
liltncll ~. g. wallace, e. ~. Rr1ugh
william iradloy ana ex-Mnyor Charles
hr1ugh Of ogden.
TheGtoat Nurthorn Mining cemnonv
having Cor ~ basis the Great Nnrthefn
Mine ln Canyon CITY. Gre, Is Inc latest
"a Incorporate under the laws III Iftnh
Isaac iukur n president: W w. Cbi..
helm Vice president jay T. Hnrri.
SECRETARY, and Max ". Smith. treasurer,
These with W. II, Irvine make IN Inc
directory. Wv
Idaho FAILS BsFia.eri AIessrs. A I.
MoriIs ana y, NJ West. ropresentln@
me Mining Reporter of Denver. al,
were To- town on Thursday on llit w@aI
III tlng IN me paolr mining int.r.st,
or ms vicinity The Mining nsn'rie,
try and Review and he MINI 80
Industrial Reporter '"'
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.TI TITE-N At TINTIC.
,,,,,,s CANNOT Be STOPPED either.


,-.., from rlntlc today iold .. q, I
ave- .,,. I'M In ,h, Mimm'ih ml. ...
-'a..'r . ~ ,s,, the ground was NOV ~.
n'S m ..s parts and mag '.. ,ho .,,,
VS. ma % ~, rs progress had mus ia, "a,
q '' ,. vain. ic.wl,hstanilnE the .i iaC'
80 . 7. eilyity hai been applied
'ai' W. a, ID, eave.ln wah npp'i. ,','
g - n \ tsid. wcr' put to WON, .
~ NJ M available atopea with waste
- ,b.s TO oct az o nuppof, 70 y,
r'N,'., ,,iber collapse. The extent OF
,''.-,rlsis no, known.but u repor'
nj e,ye.lr Will d1uhiicn prove
1,,,,roas to the company ''
aims. VIII be affected TO aueh "
d, delay and prevent ah.l-
an an Indefinite period VIVA
.,.,of covering up the ofo D'u .''.
~. ~. .,si- recovery Will be- "a matter
-tais cUufDuu1ncc. ..t,.
v.rday The Mammoth VIII r w l,.
1eisad VI .2ooOl. th.s am', w
~ ". A. tlia! 10 U.gaponl. ~ tne
s. i9rs Hy the reported cave ~
-, M chances are th1i 10 luI'
G,lisndf Will mai'ria.'Ao ''l A'''
"a Yrsnfha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

Thanks TO he ,nlrs Of Mayor
Boyle aud a number Of prominent ciil.
zsnr I'd, Oalen, ,ho junction city Will
send e. chorus ~ a. mixed voices. a
male thHrla of o. voices ana ladies'
chorus ai 20 voices. o. ihs flr.hHHm. nT
ElHt. o. tu addison 90 ihIs th.
STAY no. and citizens N ogden started a
subscription and succeeded Boo raising
Fin .HHi funds 90 1Ufrty lhH tNpHnt q
NJ ihH singers irp o. fHis HfN This
IL cummeuilb'e sui rprst Uu iha part
" our northern nriFhhlr. and itt chief
executive ana citizens are 90 d. CON.
graduated. Logan, o. Dr. understood. ID
whore "a pr1yo9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

Of points on the grade Plans for the
speitcr have been adopted.
Judge Lee Is h.shly pleased with his
Corl6r Spring experiment The pre-
eipitiNln taking place ne we'll as
cbaracier OF production exceeds any.
hisn hal. showing rs. "a and Sc 40 per
eent tofper respectively. and 81 30 81 so
-id Enough water is runnlrr H. sup
riv several thousand square feet "
prectnliatinE tanks.
"I m the bottom or ihs s1rlus incline
~ week a 2-inch sirtik of hands mo
ea.ncr glance NAT evidently cirr.f 90
I, exisrfs from sldo 90 slc. ana 81 Iws
i-air4il5us u widcning 1ui. The sun
Ii b.ing fully sacked.
1.unrr 50. e OH ihe Highland nov
r9s IN 100 fset last S1turilv. % fat
h,ynr b,tn run iurns Oh. week. o.
is bsine llmbsred AMI lags a cl.is. and
Re An, piece " Work.
me Highland Boy railway surveyors
are fhiH morning az ihe mouth NJ C1.-
| t,rgn1i permanently locating iha lowe
.r linz. a few change from thr nrs-
| fwinary survey are f1uul n.H srry.
ne II moving very slow NV Orc Do
! ~, sAere hsing an lvcflra daily ah'r-
[ mi no from Bingham d,rlt of only
W. undewi1ri hols,lnE works and
rt.1.ri-r machinery f1f %. NFyvUIi
/ ir5 t.rec.el o. arrive ahlui Goo iHU
! In .hs event ol thl Highland Roy
r,i,y.v 3. ina Uuiii IS Oh nN.r rHuta
! IN. Cub miro Will com iH Or biz
] sfvsntsrs. iia dump being hut l frw
] an ailys thf Grade.
mo Yves, Mountain Gold ana Copper
! rluYany hold co. annual meeting aud
/ ci..iiln of officers August iith.
| Innny Jirlpsln and pllin w have
! ms' hauled q t0.i1r ili Of lfU from
/ UW Ecsm ms W1altch lease i1 sandy
/ hauling gs-.on ahlpmCni from lha
] Ashland.
! slmpiing works VIII be "a next
] iainr I'M order n The railroad Is uuli,
] ta.a.ttst carr D. IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30
com pumr "A n,vNiNo.
Esthuatss piser II. value ~ sibo.ooo-
uoiden date Mili Enlargement

The Mcrcur Mercury sayl It il os,l-
mattel that there Is about Slin.Oo0
worth or gold In the dump at Mann.
Ing. which can be saved 10y second
handling OF the thlllngs. \ large part
~ the dump contains NJ hlrh values gH
nru found In rdlno ~ tn ore halug
treated at o profit In The district, and
as ihe cost ~ mining and trnnHplrtu-
ton would he deducted from the cost
OF treatment 10 De- evident that cone
siderable money can b. made by the
company In extracting the values from
what has hitherto been considered
waste.
Although hut little fuss " being made
IN relation Co the matter. the work Of
cninrrinr the Golden Cato mill ID go-
ing rapidly ahead. Most o. ih1 cNcl-
vatinr IL completed ana some uf the
walls are ready for the steel structure.
The plitphufE Steel company has me
contract flr the erection N Tho build.
irrs and WIN soon have q force ~
hands 40 work Ou the gnuula. Tn"
tanks viii De put In by Scully q Co..
" Chicago. Other parts NJ the work
hayo been Huhlct and the contractors
nrs prspafinr Tor business. a large
canairnmcui ~ machinery ls now In
salt Lake. ana the balance VIII follow
In Nhnst ord r.
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What Of n. N. Flynn md wis,

bingham hulletin' It IL now psnsr,uy
believed that NJ NJ Flynn. late rorn,
man OF the Tlewaukls mine. and his
wife were among the pas..pc...
one nf ne Alaskan steamer H., on
apfinE with an On board. So ar a. 'a ~,
a." learn, nothing has been heari wv W.
tne,n since a letter dated al p,ri,,,,,.'
~ M",gh was received by the Bullsiia
om At Flynn. In which was stated
~ ivy Wern enrnute Tor I[londik =
the north. P"Hsase Ter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

The snf. .,mmltios 70 'ha Demo.
cratic party will hH1 meeting ON
u.at saturday
a =. Thomas and Co." s. Smith VIII
r"H ...v.Iy 1rt ~ th1|r"Hr ana H.s-
rotary of tho "sirliFH" uHruH.c1u
county committee. Out ih.N win dl sl
n .f..N i1 gail The comm. ls,lhar,
wA.n ,h.y Viii ask CO.. r".a.a.
u 'e slil that chhlmrr Sloan af .hc
pNu cratic state GONNA. ... wIU re-.
sign James H. MnyiU talked " a
his Successor
JlH.pf flppm1n. nHw ihlf Doc has
haJ 400 Hu'IHE ana feels posted up. win
h.E'n rush things No h.h.f 70 th.
SllvJ Republicans. Alre1, .H. uu.
ties are iu course ~ proper IrEtH.zl.
ton hut Ia a short tim. m o.. Vigorous
Work w|| lf done. TliH ...f. uU..TH
also applies go the other uft.L
Attorney General Bsh.p ia men.
I1nCi as candidate or sine suprsm.
bench.
Fred T.. nard o. an enthusiast, flr
Senator cannon ana o. noe hlttwlfi
To- giving hIH reasons flr Mr Cluniu'f
retention In The Hru4i Hrili UhiIa Toe
fact .h1' Mr. Leonard De- uam1.a4t
ana Mr. cannon silver Republican
rr. n' Gee" with the former lla lie, 4
%. believes IN silver afI Hscruarlly
Wui favor senator Cannon.
Clud.lliHs Tor election 90 tiihsr
house ~ The next Log llturs ere bob.
hrs up as numcruusly as do prairie
dlga ln Kansas
some N The most prominent Dsmi.
Gratis " Weber county h.l meeting
% ihe oflcc n Hon. D. j. Rlassl l'
'Hien last night Tn meeting was
.n 20. Interests RI cooperation OBJ
/ BIN D'llsts IN uinh On conformity with
To W'Hh.H ana idyH. Uf fhf national
nH' .aH nf thf Democratic. silver
l 10 %. ln ana pr1pi o. parties They
i.IE ~ establishing nswtpap.r a.
/ champion thtlr caus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

san francisco. July 3o-Thr Thorpe
mine Doc CHiHVtras county has been ag.
uurrl by th. California Exploration
cumpnny, iiri.tcd. of which Prince
poniat1wrkl 10 the president Under
tho agreement NJ transfer provision ].
made Tor cash payment NJ $4,000 and
n further payment OF 500 900 n the
company should elect 90 purchase nl
any time within the next three years,
Meanwhile Inc working NJ the mine
VIII be vlrflod on exclusively by Prince
poniatnwsklr & rp1ratlun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

IN, resignation NJ NJ. s. Pend rghat
gf nrst Vice president ~ thu stock rN-
change was received. read nud acted
upon during this morning. call on
ne acceptance ~ J. Conway was
unanimously elected 90 iit ihr vacancy,
o. position which was offered Herman
llIii ana Capt r. y, EEiu, hl.h ~
whom declined. Mr. pgadtrslsi Is zoe
lng 90 the clrtt Tor a month lr SO, bus
0u h.s reit.h hg expects o. again ally
himself Wl.h thl stock exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

WI aililrh,gndr ore al ul,rh,,,
n. ,. n'h1r Camp Notc,.

nihshlm Bulla,Ir s,y. u,., .,
h h Ai5 I. n1iI.nt work n.ch min In
H ltf -...ai I..t boon r.l95'j iu IN II.
a. '..i'.' ~ he H.I WING ni,n We
we julia Dean m.a' '1i1' alnll.-
n made lltt nleE. I,d ~ h'i'ep
s''e.s NaU.us fl1m q A. 20 y
D ls-'N.".nr Thg D. no d,rit Il,
N, y Nay.uu s..E .,lI,i uouli ot
.al lt Hga a,I' lIrbt '. wy lnnl
tfh l'p On IHd'r,f. "' a,'',oluinG
i,a19' 'lnn. hu aat N.Y. ''"' ~, z,
Z o8mr'. r.. l'ei and supl AfeCsr-
safk iti ",l.n.i 10 aa q flbe ~. ~
IN ty c.,,l n1ri.1n having b.en
ym. ~, .,4.l1.'1r uu1ism,n III
"a Muin. W Nl 1f me ReI VIII.
7 ,.y ft'. HlHny. came an f. ',5
'iI vb ,a.ns 01l Is rrsativ
MI sY, wu b.rr ot 'n ons iol'
90 rsiu1n ,ed thar Samuel N,,l,..
b ffn ~ liom Mexico tt,,, ii, \. luse
ishl1d "A.n c1a.racis f,r nv, H
ardld Xxx sma';er ar. ~. w
hs. ina W F Work on IN, h,,t,r.ng
\. lh nv WV, Probable tb,t nv
Y broken una, AUGUST Eround Vii
'' contract at a num G,g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30
VISITING SALT LAKE.
An Old Acquaintance cf Sidney Rrdon Re.
turns from an Unsuccessful Alaska Trio.

Or c. u. ~ nuri.ck Of oicin. New
York. has been visiting this city today.
ile comes from Alaska. The expedition
D.. followed d.rliudsd. IL seems. a.
cooks ini,; ami Do &C. now on ha way
home again with frms valuable ,vpsri-
ono. llt nothing r. substantial.
Dr. liurdlgk aly bf was acquainted
Wl'h siinry ltrl.H . and can wen re-
member that H.. man iu ihr latter
plrt ~ h.s ilf. ll Hirl lnHNF SOM
~ ihn children no .'r .lriIr. now Uv.
JOS 1t fr.gulFHu 81. y, sp1k.nr 0f
NJ lt'El1u, tHU I...Hr slvs Dr. ulsd o.
attend q ruIv.TH.IHf church. lint never
took much luinr.. u NJ q mulmina-
i1rHl N fk. ~. wac uu'Ht and uulHs
.umirr, The doctor .s a llgh'cl with
Sllt Lake Ci'v lrI F1yl ~ unds iha
Morm0nH 80 dIn.rn. from what plpu-
Tar prejudice hHH .urrl them 10 be-.
Ito leaves tonight fr The East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

The Primary ullccrs' meeting Of tho
salt Lake stake WI b. held Saturday,
August d, 1885. ut n a. M. ~ the Ex-
poncnt office. u is doaircd that q good
attendance co.; officers Do present. and
that they lring their report FOR the
half year ending june 90 1893.
ELLA NJ. HYDE,
Stake Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30
IN, ,,.r,.l.. a, s,oel,o..

REPORTS ftnf gtockton say that tho
HERCULES l. r1gi,,,y cOmlag % tn front
a. q prLuffr. Two very important
sr.tsf rave lHtr made IN fhr prop
city recently. fFnni the first ship,
mont OF g. fnns hIf been made, which
stid ni i.Hw The other strife was
made a few days ago. a vein ~ rnirnu
vas urfrd which n three and halt
f.f thick and nsrnys 20 per coat lead.
70 Huuffs stv,f AMI from tiG 10 81
gold --Aiercur Mercury,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30
..,,o e,SrRaL AND NAMnoriL
-. s,o,t. were somewhat pept"'s'"
"a, -tu.lnes. for the Week

-, close OF ihc week on The min
.,fhtrsa found q number OF stocks
AWKWARD tendency. amonE
t~ gnri central and MAMMOTH
~ a. which slumpcd several points
!, f,Im.r To- iCsiii bid. the latter 20
VA siib5ufh 900 shares found q
~, af tit The weeks close re-
"a 6ys days af poor business, ~,
/ ~. nrrrcriiIng b.iit HhltNt sofa
IA CEILING value ~ S1.iio.el.
4 rlays can. while somewhat h't-
a. ysstsrdays found stocks sen.
IN Inactive. ihe ceiling tendency
y y,ry l,ilc In evidence Follow
4 ~ Nsmml,h sale noted above. var
ir-.isr III Northern Light at 10 cents
/ fna u sacramento 80 " ctnu.
|t4a1.k neilnlnE % little NJ yeiier-
|iurUg ground. ., ~.
Il HI. unlisted stocks chloride POM
-t.ssl firm ami wac BID Cor az "
nd uh.ig swansea and South swan
- utfe riIl recipients M r9ni hE-
IL ara Richmond An1c1uhh made
it'f at % cents Dexter wah TIN %
,f1rrrf ana could have readily made
triftr 20 iioi.
H.. .H.siaa nauH#H were ar follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30
SHERIFF LEWIS WAS RIGHT.
Body Of Man Killed al Price Identified a,
Nathaniel ssinghim.

sheriff Lewis WAS tIgh, when he came
20 the conclusion that the man killed
az Price abou, couple Of weeks aro.
supposed 10 be- James Caldwell. was no
other than Nat sungham. the hing.
ham miner who got away from the
asylum Yesterday the unfortunate
mans mother nud brother went 10
Price and had the body oNhumcd ana
positively iieuUnOd thr remains.
Strlngham leaves wife and i've
children His mind. o. is thought. boz
came unbalanced through the ulliug of
"a rock on hls head while at work In
a mine az Bingham about a year ago.
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ogden Day 81 lagoon Monday.
Meet your ogden friends there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

Special sale on whus suit, nnd separate
skirts.
y. G. ~ q cloak Opt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

Take Nour Family 20 Lagoon
Sunday ana enjoy yourself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

Sumefou. Ncw Attractions
sunday NJ Lagoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

Tn. state .'mmlttoa 10 iha Demo.
cratic party will ha.1 m,.uuE on
u.at saiuIlly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

!, 'V slll that Chh.HnHr Sloan 1f she
Dan cratic stat, c.mHI... wI r..
sign James H. MnyiU t,k.l " a
bic HIU.H Hlr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

CludilltHs f1r election l stthHi
house ~ The next Log ilurs are bob.
..rf ~ as numcruusly as do prairie
d.Ea lu Kansas
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Attorney General Bish.p is men-
n1nCd as candidate on ,hc supreme
bench.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-11-04
FOUNDED UPON LOVE.
True Happiness in the Home Circle,
and How it is Attained.
mufaai Love and E-orbearance are the Frla-
eIsaI FACTORS la tae Maintenance Of q
Happy Home, According ~ Dr.
aalmages

le9ine discourse, sets Forth theories
which, il adopted, would brighten
mahv q domestic circle. The text is:
~the disciples went away again unto
tbelE own homes John n., 10.
A church within a church, a repub-
lie within a republic, a world within "a
world. is spelled by four letters
Home. If things 60 right there, they.
20 right everywhere; If things go
wrong there, they 70 wrong every
where. The door sill Of the dwelling
house Is the foundation of church and
state. a man never gets higher than
his garrett on lower than Ills own
cellar. Domestic life o~yerreaehes and
undergraduates ain other life. The high
est house of congress is the domestic
circle: the rocking chair III the nurse
Nv is higher than a throne. George
Washington commanded the forces OF
the United States, but Mary Washing
ton commanded George. Chrysos-
TOMS mother made his pen for him.
III a man should start out and run 10
wears in a straight line, he could not
ret out from under the shadow Of his
own manteIpiece. i therefore talk to
to you about a matter Of infinite and
eternal moment when / speak Of your
home.
AS individuals We are fragments.
God makes the race in parts. and then
He gradually but us together. What
I Iaek. YOU make uD: what Won lack.
I make In. our defects and surpluses
Of character beinr the cop-wheels in
the great social mechanism. one per
SON has the patiepce. another has the
courage. another has The pIacidity. an
other has The enthusiasm. that which
IS lacking in one Il made pp by an.
other. or made IN by all. Buffoloes In,
herds, grouse in broods. quafls in
hocks. the human race in circles. God
has most beautifully arranged this. 1t
is IN fbis tgav That He balances So
eiety. This conservative ana that radi-
cal kespipo tbipgs a,,an Fvetv shin
m,,st nave III mast e-ut-vater Il Fraii
ballast Thank God tben for. Prince.
TON ana Andoya for ne onnosites
Ib.yo Il ,,ore rrbt II bIa,,,o
for beino digerent from NJ Ann ,
5riyina ,,5booj bss , rirb+ IS No. ~
IN, sIaf+ tbat boIas III IN $3.50
La usas1ar hafanoas cuts. Iaa+t
t,itae FRA +bfng.s,. &
la,,8 W. ..oa. baaaa 49,.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-11-04

lands and equIpage, 8 business uar5-
Hership Of i've stuffed mp with the
stories OF romance and kHieht-erraRty.
and unfaithfulness and feminine am
gelhood The tSo after awhile have
reused up 10 find that. instead of the
paradise they dreamed of, they have
got nothing but a Van Amberg me
nagerie, filed with tigers and wild
eats. Eighty thousand divorces IN
Paris tn "a year preceded the worst
revolution that France ever saw. Aud
I tell you what you know as wen az /
do, that wrong notions on the subject
of Christian marriage are the cause at
this day of more moral outrage before
God and man than any other cause.
There are semeN things that / want
TO bring before YOU. know there are
those Of you who have had homes set
up for a great many years; and then
there are those here who have just es-
tablished their home. They have only
been in that home a few months or a.
few years. Then. there are those who
will, after awhile, set up for them.
selves a home, and it is right that i
should speak out upon these themes.
My first counsel to you is, have God
in your new home, if it be a new home;
and let Him who was a guest at
Bethany be in your household; let
the Divine blessing drop upon your
every hope and plan OF expectation,
Ihose Young people who begin with
Goa end with Heaven. Have on your
fIght hand the engagement ring q the
irvine affection. il one OF you be a
ohIisilah' let that one take the lable
alla Ieaa a 70" verses IN 2 evening
1lle, aAa lheh hheel aoWh ana COM
ilehu yourselves " Iilh VINO settett
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-18
TO COLLECT CUSTOMS.
Officers Will Be Placed in the
Santiago Custom House at 4
Once.

Washington, July 18.-The United
States will take immediate steps to col
lect the customs revenue at Santiago
as a war contribution and it is not i'm
probable that a government customs
Office will be opened there ready for
business as early as tomorrow morn
ing. This action will be taken pending
the final settlement of the question of
the status after the close of the war.
Secretary Gage and Assistant Secre-
tary Howell, are busily engaged today
in going over the customs schedules
which have been in force under Spanish
rule and it is expected that a telegram
embodying the principal features of the
new schedules may be sent to General
Shafter tonight. The new rates will fol-
low more or less closely those hitherto
in force in Cuba and will make no dis
ordinations in favor of or against cit
iZens of any foreign power, including
the United States. Any Inconsistencies
and excessive levies, however, will be
corrected as soon as possible Within
a day or two a, customs expert will be
designated to take charge of the de-
tails of the work under the general di-
rection of the military governor of the
surrendered territory as has been done
in the Philippines, and as rapidly as
possible printed forms, schedules ana
record books will be sent forward.