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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-16

OF war between the United State.
and Spain. France and Austria ac
quiesced with the proviso that Eu'
rope have something to say toward
the end in settling the peace condl'
tions.
! London. April 16.-Ths diplomatic
corps has abandoned hope Of effec'
tusl mediation. The Spanish and
Austrian ambassadors again at
tempted today to persuade Great
Britain to join the powers in further
representations. receiving little en-
coursgement.
whose Ships are These:
Island OF St. Thomas, West Indies,
April 16.-The report is current here
that five warships passed the island
yesterday to the northward. They
were said to be going in q westerly
direction.
Southampton. April 16.-A Span
ish torpedo fotilla is reported as
having been seen In the British
channel.
Mexican Government Friendly.
Laredo, Tex, April 16-In view
OF pending war between the United
States and Spain, the Mexican gov
ernment has ordered q regiment oi
cavalry OF the Eleventh infantry to
the border towns to prevent upris.
ings against the United States.
Goal Cot of.
Norfolk. Va. April 16.-It is re-
ported the government has ordered
the shipment Of coal for Spanish
southern ports from here discon.
tinued.
Washington, April 16.-The Nor
folk dispatch alleging the stoppsge
OF coal shipments to the Spanish
government by orders from Wash
ington is discredited.
spsinS Natural Tendency Cropping Out
Cadiz, April 16.-The American
consulate here is under guard owing
to an attempted distur rbance.
United States Consulate Attacked.
Madrid, April 16.-The United
States consulate here has been at.
tackled by q mob.
| EdvnP6 RaIlamv nvsu~
Denver, April 16.-Edward Bell.
amy. the famous author. who came
here last fall for his health. is dying
OF consumption, and the end 10 be.
lieved to be near.
I Mobilization of Illinois Troops.
Springfield, April 16.-The entire
Illinois National Guard will be mobil
lied here and bivouacked on the fai,
grounds as soon as Mckinley issue,
his expected proclamation calling fol
state troops.
| Lake Troops Move Tuesday.
Chicago, April 16.-Troops of tn.
department Of the lakes will no
move until Tuesday.
Oslllag Home the Bravss
Paris. April l6.-Spain has begul
calling home all able bodied Span
iards.
| Same Old Chestnut.
Madrid, April 16-It is officiall,
announced that perfect tranquility
prevails in Cuba.
Havana. April l6.-The day opened
quiet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-16
President Will Disregard Such Legislative Action Holding
sWey Executive Prerogatve
Senator'S However, Are Still Indugng OatoWa
United


mouse in many
.
scrlye
branch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-16
Ex-Minister HloLane Desd.

Washington, April 16 The state
department is advised that Hon.
Robert M. McLane, former minister
to France, died in Paris this morn
ing. He had been ill some time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-16

The evidence in the case proves
Hoods Sarsaparills cures scrofula.
salt rheum, boils, hunors and all
eruptions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-16
THAT CHARGE or TREASON.

WashanGton stilt Excited Ovs- the ssnss.
tionsl Ramors Of Yese.rdsy.
Washington. April 1.-The as
founding rumors of treason on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
EXPLOSION on Ey-fILIDUSTER.
eoHlr Room Of Steamer fanin Wrecked al
Havana Ys.lsf5iy Morning.


New York. pee. ia dispatch to
she Herald fram HayaEl says:
\ terrible explosion sheok fhe lit'is
steamer Faata early supiay morning
when some steam r4pes ~ the boiler
room blew out. kliang one man and
fatally Ecaldl1x thfce o;heTs.
The steamer was at atchor rcady 90
g. oL. Ia she m0FTEs. Three men
woro az work upon the mao'iiDery
WheD CHIEF Arsincir \. y. deer ot
Tampa, went spi0 she boiler room.
Cctr had been drlnkng. by mla-
sake Or accidtrs he opap.i a stop cock,
turi,ug thc full pfefsune ~ atsam ipsp
p,pOs that had been found defective
iTssIueiy there came a frffinc sNrp-
Vi 81 4hal wrecked thr r1un. Instantly
klillEg der. John Wilafy, asalsinnt'
william Green. a fireman, ani Pw'r
Waifh. a mlchlrlri, were ~ sc1ldci
siit ihry arc al dylrg a. the Roma
Mfrc dra haFps1i.
Tho Flnliu % tho sitamcr that len
Mobile lars summer oadei wEh munl-
cicra " war oF.crsibly Tor Gen Gomez
hut really flr san Domsagan nllbusief-
ofs. who tried o. enc. a landing fnn
che FaalA AZ MaIte Cflsio 1nd a.ari
a rCyaiulsn ihcra. bu; were driven on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
CARS PEACE PROPOSITION.
"ifis nccome 10 Expensive that No state
eau stand the strain of RIO.
tractcd War"

New York Doe ia Dispatch 60
the Times from London Eaya;
\, rhc great public confer nee held
sunday afternoon In 81 james hall.
favarlng an International ratification
Of the ears peace proportion. VIM. r.
stead saii that though h. could not
give the exact words Of she crar "a
recent Interview. the substance VI VIVA,
his majesty said was In substance a.
folswus
II look out over the world. study
our civilization and DO moi ma ~
very good. l see nations all engaged 10
Helzing or trying 90 seize an territory
~; Yet occupied by European powers
u look o.. 'he results They do not
seem to me GO he guoi.
For che native races. wha. docs I'm
perltl expansion mcan7 Too often opium
nlCfhJi ana all manner ~ flul
diseases. u great gulf be- wscn thc E1y-
srned ana those who rule. and cfufhlng
taxation upon the natives fUr the bless
ings u this civilization.
Aud fof tho nations who Fslze. what
does L mean a continual incTcaaf 90
Suspicion. Jealousy ana rivalry. the
heapinF ~ ~ nr-a and armies In or
der 20 take para In the.acramhle with
sho world with the IsAtff-rat tho army
una navy are swallowing up more ANA
more millions ihai should be used for
she welfare ~ ihc people ana thr adj
vnrccmru % tn world.
ION app arr a very few rich and COM
Portable. Down below with an ever In
crenHinE pressure OF taxes Tor nfma-
mgnts. u a great mafs % poor people.
Whose p1aliiOn u not very good. There
Do an mountaineering multitude %
those below, with thelr breeding dis
coItcnt ripcnlnE into socialism and de-
Vgluplng into al kinds % anarchy.
NO. ! DO no; Ind our civilization
good. Why % W. make y so7 We
havr az thf prcasH moment arrived az
this stage that we pui all our very he's,
manhood Ia tho army DO much la this
the case thaf We cannot muul lie the
whole fabric ~ thr social community.
WAR has become 90 expansive that
no r;ato can stand she strain ~ pro-
,ractd war without having 20 look
bankruptcy IN the face. and We are 30
peffcciiuE our modern weapons 90 de-
struoilun that no army can ~ intn the
Held wthuut losing Fl large a proper
foln of rs officers ahni when the war "a
over. even ~ shat army be vict1noua.
abe war will have Indicted irrepirablc
loss on the country; what with empty
cNrhtquerH, what with declmatsd
ranks % leading and governing men.
sre nOshlng before any nail1n but ter
riblo evolutionary anarchy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
ounASs CELEBRATE.
Evacuation ~ Mariana Commemorsted
with banquet aud speech.

New York. Dec. ia dlspateh 60
the world from Havana says.
The Cubans on Sunday celebrated the
evacuation q MaI4snn on Invitation
o. phe aloaide. Senior Gomez de IA
Mama. Every street was decorated
with AMERICAN aid Cuban faga lWer-
twlrgd uud ~. several potrfa were
erected triuphal arches. bearing suit
able ineorlWaVEs,
Msnou,ra trUops. 900 cavalrymeu. pa
rndsd the town IN tho morning. Ia
procession were ucneTala Meuncal,
lacrrt, Julio sangullly. Mayla Rod
rlsucA
a breakfast wna given az Io0a IN
Ho,l III Orerce. Gen Lee wuH iuvlt-
cd % y. but being unable 90 be present,
commander OF thc First brigade, G.r-
utd division, oHd Captain H. 4. Pax
ton, brigade adiu,aGt
The cuhana were m1sa enthusiastic,
Among the speeches was one by Julio
SlusuillY who declared that the Gu
bans l0ak uprn Americans as brothers,
hut whatever mEht be the consequence
me cuhlns nun. insist upon absolute
Independence.
The Spanish authorities have taken
Htrci measures 20 prevent any diaturb-
arcr. Siroug guards ate stationed In
every quarter. while special prrcau.
floss have BEEN taken around she
Pridu uud Hoiol Inghterrl.
The engineer corps ai Mariana pr0h-
ably Will 40 next week % Mltnnzaa 60
mepnrc the way for the American
trllpE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
VIII AIso OrganI,e Ulah.

Denver Post; The volunteers ot
America will inaugurate crusade In
Denver sunday afternoon q . o'clock AZ
Bethel Baptist church, corner OF Colo
RADIO and South Logan avenues. a
baud OF ten officers of this organlza-
tl1n viii conduct she services. They
DO not use cymblls nor ,amblrlnes. bus
their music - said 60 be superb from
the f'sg THAI finely drilled quartet eX-
lIis among che rNhprtera.
They Iio members Oft he darlington
uooth branch ut the salvation Army.
he organized 10 two and a half years
ago. aNer a rupture with mis- father on
questions OF government; and conduct
OK ,hr work OF The parent organization.
From New York She new leader eN-
panded 60 Chicago, then 90 Milwaukee
ana across country 80 this city. IL Is
proposed TO organize Denver aud sub
stqurntly other large cities IN shls STATE
and shen Wyoming and utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
DAwNiNG ~ NEW IRA
sesrs Predict that Unoio sam viii Become
IN. nanker ~ tho world.

Chicayo, Dee. ia special from
Washington, y g.. 8Iys;
'"rhere afr Eeera who predict Uncle
sam Will become ihf banker cor N
world Two Ola wl'lG governments,
Russia ana Japan, have turned their
faces 10 fhe uEitsd States IN search OF
loans Russia. az least, has had agents
snund American fauclrra, THIS Is The
nrst time foreign nations have sought
~ iioat gr,ut naiinrul loans IN America
ana The woe men mink % Is The be-
ginning ~ thf raW erf
- uny b. y 1r authority that
Janln ursdA lir money cTtsfF.blv O.
meet d.ncif boz har vveLira produced
~ heavy ,xIfi iiHuies ilr ilui ana scl
aranmmtrf. ana ul1J Ia assist her Ia
toe estahl.,hmtlt of nu.lunal indus
trial hank. Th1s ~ Jlpan's oihcn' TX
planat.ln ~ her needs, Ia diplomatic
circles it 4. shfcWdiy suspected thlc
Japan l. preparing hrrstf for an al
Innate struggle with Russia and have
hser hurried uy the actNry ~ Russia
In borrowing $4,000 900 W rop'1ce her
artillery with iaPld IRE gum.
ut WIS learned 90 one Of she leFlu0na
today .hsi ihis loan. recently mqde In
France, h only Onr-fJuirh OF what
RuHsin uoluNly Eecds and tho, Russia
has some 10 this country for asslatanoF
beeaus. shs i2l.ed 20 gds all she wlshes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
SPANISH CABINET our.
Ministers viii Send in Their designations on
tuesday.
WHO TWILL TAKE THE stISs stMa
May b. saeasta and wcyirr. Mont.ro ilio..
OF Martinez Il, campos -Ciosinr
Cariist clubs In spain.

Madrid Dec 1gs-It In SEM Officially
aualurcci tina; che Spanish mlgistrs
will place their IesiIrltuis 900 ;nr
hands 81 the queen regent .0noffow.
Tho frlrada 81 brih Premier sagas.N
ana ser9r Monioro RE5 dgglifr fhcy
are iu flA accuri OF lli quailons q
policy.
Tho mor. discJsr-f s0iuu1na 81 the
ciisls nfe snnlsia m.fsr.ry ~ ~
tluds Iuors lia membeff gan Wry-
lgr senior li"mafu ~ it1uiGIn aud sragr
otuuiej1s y Meade. nr 90 iiilB m.EH-
u1, cumprlaiHg pu Hntuiivfa % thn
dlnerent groups Uf Zoe majority. 81 "a
Martini u. CamuUs ulu.sfry Including
sennT siiv,in aud "thDr conservatives.
To- tho event uf gre ufst 90 she las. tha
cuiDa VIII be dissolved.
The r.rfai commanding the uoish-
crn army hlr proclaim I'd she closure
from tomorrow or ali Cdrllr. clubs and
societies 10 his district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
Klrr our DANGEROUS ro0ns.
Nsw Clause In the Agricultural mn, Con-
corning Importation,

Washington. Dec. io.-The agrlcul-
tural appropriation bill reported today
contains friallatury clause authOrz-
lnr tho secretary ~ agriculture 10 In
spect imported articles dangerous to
hrnlth and also authorizing the secto-
.nry uf the treasury 10 exclude such ar
ticlpa
The restriction IL designed 20 apply
To "a large number ~ articles Imported
from foreign countries
The clause Is as full0ws' "rhe Hecre-
tnry Of agriculture, whenever he has
reason 10 believe that articles nrc he.
Ing Imported from foreign countries
which are dangerous 60 the health OF
tho people NJ the United States, shall
make request upon the secretary of
Inc treasury Tor samples from the orig.
lnnl packages nf such articles Tor IN.
sportion and nnnlysa, md the aecre.
inrv Of tho treasury u hereby nuthor-
nod NJ uprn such original pnckar.s
and deliver specimens Ia tho secretary
~ agriculture fnr the purpose mem
tinned And the secretary ok the
,renslry shall refuse delivery N any
goods which the secretary 81 ngricul.
rurr trpufls 10 him 10 have been Ia.
snocied nnd aullvzed and found 10 10
ndulterattd or otherwise dangerous TO
health"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
CHEATED IN THEIR WAGES.
Lshoring TED M-n Not oniy ra,isd '"Uet
the wages hue. but Were Oppres.ed ny
EAotbltaat Prices at Company STORES.

Warrington. Dec. ip.--Spociai indan
Agcas Jouiaru. IL a rcpor. lust rub
mltg,i 80 Commissioner - Iu,iaD NJ
fairs JOINS ga the iuycrs Tatiou 81 the
timber ,pcus.ogu "a she Chippc va
rsHeryat.sa in Mlnncrsta. makes f1mo
n,ascmra.s radically differing with
iGcsc iu other reports. ilo says cha.
iurrr tho lnUi nscai year s'.gi9.pig
fees - reservation PIN siinhUr cui and
Ranked there mis- sold az hr aVerIHu
20 i.h per ahuuflnd. There were
inligy-iNu camps 10 operation urd
there vas ~ i-3 ptrccfsig - she
wagta due tao labcrcfs ln the oamps
lf'er syt;lcmcni. On the dlmlnlshsd
ftr.fvss4eia the SPECIAL ugrtt says
.hcrr were % .sGs .s05 fcci w; ana
banked, sod 40 3l.s6 per thoutlri and
ne lth1ftIH were pAI ioi, per cer3 ~
ihg 1r1ur. due gnCm Nn Hct;lomeig.
he sil' ~ she trouble was lu she
mAtlgomsr, - The camps ard .u fho
fysirm s.T.lL oWirs 90 tho Inability
oi many - she camps 80 pay ou;. and.
~ ur iff the rules ahr hhHfrrf elaine
were che ast o. Doe PAID. scorca J.. In.
diarf working ihrrf ala 90, receive she
Wages thgy expected ara hluce Heii-
Di o. complaint arose, or nfiy-.hrce
camps 90 operation thc pasi nacai year
iriny employed Ices 0iau ten pet cent
lfinn labor. ari very Tow had over
~ pfr ctri, the Indian labor avcfaEu
borg from 10 10 20 per cert.
The flrggm 81 stores urttrtalnel by
ihe. camps with thrir cNorblilni prices
uri credit SO rtckltss Indian buyers
i r'ltcd - have caused great dirsagl-.
hci'un The bills presented 10 ths
aF O.. Tor Hettifmerg by thr want "a
supply committee who furnished me
"inips Niih the necessary groceries.
&C., during lUsEiug 1psratlsns were
not dA a rule prVpsr.y aem.sld. and
while they cannot be- said o. be ex1f.
n..nEt thr special agent says they are
ln"Hgly made uf with o. apparef,t
,hfck 90 purchases, AM give ',ibuu.
ifat opportunity Tor fraud and oailu.
The chief source OF all she Indiana.
'sIipAlhH WIS that the green timber
or we re- fNaNon wan bcit.g plum,nru.
uu,iY 'bt down aad de-.fuysl
under prGense q being dead
ipI down timber. A me-
COUNCILS hrli with the Ituiaur from N
iipua portions ~ he rcser,u.l6us AZ
Jenkins says that ihty yohomently prl.
tested ugl,tli further ct.tirg of The
sg-e llie1 q .ld ana down. They are con.
Nnced thti more shan one.haif OF the
timber 90; has been OF The bat Green
ana EroWlrs pine. ana thar .hsy are
tflllslrE Ntilc or nothing from a.
Tho agent says h. found these com.
plants well founded and thnt evidence
" thr clean cutting ~ everything mor.
chlnublp were nbuudun, everywhere.
The Indians, however" h. eunrlud.
a. ARE drslrpua uf having thc timber
operations Resumed ON tho baals OF
common sense ana common honesty
They favor the selling ou,r.ghs OF All
ilia rlne timber ~ NOT less than two
dliarn per thousand FOR Norway and
,litec dol'trs for white. a. 70 situIr. or
the pglnng IN q MILL, hy the govern.
mctf under IN, Men1minee plan.
Ether. think, would resui. sa,lsfao.
tOflly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
INTO The GREAT BEYOND.


Numerous friends VIII be pa,Hed so
hssr OF tho deai,h VI Marion H. scolus
rcasclle. wife a. Apostle George Toas.
dale. who dloi al, Nerhl ust nlght OF
heait failure after a short illness
Mrs. TSasdale WIS born IN London.
EngnnL Apr.l C. 1870. aud came 10
Utah abous cght years ago she
taught ona'ol in logan, utnh. four
years. then shc moved % Ncphh where
ihe r'a.ded uUcil her death The fu-
neral viii nv held on Wednesday. De-
csmbsr 9lsi. 40 che North wuri meet
ms house, Nephl. ut gwslve noon,
slHirr Tclalaie was well baived by
nll who enjoyed sac privilege OF her
acquaintance. and her unemcly domirs
N deeply incurred by many friends who
synpmlaze with Ntoste Teusdale 10
his great loss,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
SIX spynSr,,s succuMn.
Cuban inssn. Asylum D.popuiacied BY
starvation aud ie,sr.

New York. Dec ig.-A dspatch 20 the
word f40m Havana nays Ihe dn-
'asbuilng NJ she rt.lcf falp C0mlls car
70 VII. begin Tugfs1y utitr me 81.
rccUvn ~ iaew Large. 81 NE tlrss
Louisiana Nniurfrefl. flol HlpPna
land 4 and Arrangements VII De wAle
N.h ntal commlraft for distribution
among she Tuor ~ Havana.
The World corr splr1tut ucce'npi-
ulrl tdrut Large uu u tour OF ihe
Cliy 20 ascertain the actual cnndlt nh
90 che nrceraliuus poor, ~ sac Mp.
Hluu inalur asylum. "a horrible siate oi
antifs was discovered. one hundred
ard twenty limos "mAeit'i anu
showing every sign % silrtU.l1n. arc
nov confined chafe. SIN months uEA
tfafa we're over pght hundred ln THIS
asylum bui cs1th and flnrNation nave
reduced their numbers 90 about one
seventh % tri inquire.
The spanish government withdrew -
rpint AMI ulihuwh money was raised
for che Institution, corrupt oiiicla,s rin-
bezyled most VI 10. saving the patients
A iaisc duamsiy o; tas comala food
h1s been htndtu over 10 thrm,
several tenement houses near fhe
prada. M ftshlorahle drive ~ the cHy,
WEN visHtd, l'hrfe, crowded IN many
MONS over Nytry niahlCs the stencil
nom which nllOd The atmosphere, lived
more shan twcnty families, Al kinds
OF sickrfsa were found. and ly.ng IN a
corner OF one MON were two persons
wIh yep0w fever They had no mtdi-
cal uttenidon, were without even the
Common nfcc1s.tich Of We. and. ludF-
iur from their condition. had but a few
hours 60 I've,
Oihcr Inmates wrfr similarly dcFil.
sttt. urI aufIHrfre from dlsnaana brUl
hy riih aud hunger. Piuc'hed ana wan,
they blessed the approach ~ the Amer.
irtn irhtf Win US hope of some alleyi-
lHlor az llflr lfgaffN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
MoNAsriU coLoNy
philippines were sot 80 Much Under spaiB
~ Rome, says an - .H.sldent.

New York. Dec ig.--A dispssch to she
lirIlid from Madrid aayt4
oua q The bDg Informed mcn In
Spain or the subicg 81 the phiuppiae
urollpeiagu. having lived in iha phil-
Ippint. rur innT slime and bong ptr-
fuf.,lly acquainted wish she Leaders u
u1r present insurrucuoa. thinks fhs
AmeucuAs NLi nU. meet with muuh
dHhcul'y so uH.I 1ilshing thcir dcmAnl3n
over fho sroh4 peisHu.
~ rlsafi 60 shn MONKS. q whnm h.
Hpekr NtthHIt u0fmos.ty, no drought
ih"F Dnufaiyitl size power W she ooun.
wy which cIuld hu utilized. bH .hgir
spneru % nctinn, De- ihougif. should bs
lmifei 90 purely rohE41ua aud moral
fIuctuFs
'rpatH." d. oi.l. "has ~. ioa. much
% iaHiug tnn Philippians. iratrtd a.. a
spanish uoiauy. u was muuaHglc coll
'fy. ths tlaIgnoua profts ~ which
Mtni 60 linmo aud intu The hands OK
fnItiH ~ various orders which sXpi0si-
- the luchipcagl.
ihgru ARE maHy who thiuk ihu. tho
Nflgiu ~ all the if-flriN ~ l0ua ~ the
ltgtlo was iht creation hy che monks
~ universities W Manila which dis
trhui'd cv0sy year 81 Erctt quantity II
dIpYnhs 20 cho aHtivoa, who thus re-
meR but who had more arrogance
frAn Understanding. The monks nlled
ihs empty heads 81 fhs Tigalos with
she theory II itoinan law and the phii.
g.,.9phy - ~. Augss;lue und ~.
Thomas
'Masorqc NdT,u nud spanish liberal
lrnl0cratie newspapers quickly trana-
ipsmld fhls kind ~ learning if,g1 reva-
iupe.aari aapiiWiions and protests
aFaih-t an in~upporiah'r fhrucrltlc
d}ml1nfl1n. II IL very probable ghAi "a
ieW schulis of the ants ard crafts q
agriculture would have produced abso-
iltgli th1 contrary results.
Ihe p1Wtr - The Turilos In COM
piflSen With she Americans il much
rNufgcrnie1. Aguinaldo afsi the oah.r
chlcfa have at behind shom a p.8pl.
anxious IN their nbsfvy ard strtir-
CLING mr. %. The natives who mr.. All
l"wirN ARuinaldo are rrusrally u,,,iv.
a1idt,fi. wh1 have been drilled by ths
sIiLsh. atd Indians who have I'd
nrt,d TO she inaurrrcfion movement
object. '''''0
'but principally. there ~ AZ she b,.-
SON % fhlA iuaufrrCtiau u morbid noe
fed OF fhe Spaudsh. who have ruled
over IN m 80 many ctusuriss with ~,
Nl'eeIsl Tered aud arrogant dSinlnuth1n.
w als" = hatred OF the absorbing
power - fhr monks
IT fhe Americans enl5w the phillp.
plu'a Nlih a prudrut desire Tor ubcriN,
4lgN VIII -hpn b. she masters nroraiiy
aid materially af she c5uusry. 80
rghriry uvcr had a colony wl.h a MOI,
GLORIOUS future before a."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19

e'"rEhns Greet Him with Enthu,iasm-
address from Confederate Veterans.

Macon, o.. Dec. ig.-Presldem Nc
IN arrived hero ut $3.50 am. lie
.as1 i'celvod by a large and enthusiast
". crowd, The presidential party dfuve
~. ihe reviewing sruund-, where
d, N, Wl.in.H command paaasd before
Va. President.
~ ihe station tho presidential party
vac nc, by fifteen carriaEra Lined
w along che s,rrH was the Seventh
,ANaliy, The bright yellow gf thulf over
~ NninFa making a vivid contrast
SOU. ne fns and drizzle that pre-
N-i'l. After driving through the
.lt0h Che Precedent cook his place on
We lHrlewinF stand
a IN ane eide OF the President stood
IN Wheeler, ana on the other Gen.
"A'r' As the regiment passed the re-
lfe commanders took their places
~ W, Stand with che prslduilal party,
a. .N,le ne poor weather. large crowd
~ ~aa ON hand. The troops passed In his
Third Engineers. Volunteer.
.sul ONO Infantry Volunteer sew
N'h volunteer Infantry. Tenth N0lun-
w lnianry. Third North Carolina la
- 'g hiNih Virginia Infantry. Sew
Vavalry regulars.
a. memorial address was presented 20
'lealdcp. by the Confederate Vetrr-
The new famous reference 20
p,ue lof The Confederate drid" In the
4, .sltuFa Atlanta speech. W'iH framed
n, q Ause wreath ~ nnwers nnd placed
W., w. pedestal Of The Confederate mon
,.l re Presdert and party leri Macon
tiso" speclll train Tor Augusta ut
~. - ''llN, ihr ti9p being unis over
W., v'Nlsa road. The party Is Hohed-
81, 20 arrive IN Augusta, which IS ne
D. m '' ''"' 80
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remains were viewed by thousands,
while old comraios dld sentinel duty.
The pall-bolrfrf were. " Is. Doono,
W. ID. Richie. 8. u. wheeler. &. -.
Crates, r. y. s0hb, II. q. H0ieridgc.
=. d. Townacnd. ,. H. Waffle of Lima.
W. 4. iinckcdnfn uf indianapolis. Ber-
nlr1 Layton Of Washington and George
W HUI OF Toledo.
The shops 9f she Lake Eric were
closed and olablritoiy decorated, as
wcre other hulijlugA There were many
visltur from all parts N She country.
family were Con. samuel Thomas %
New YORK. and Ex-Governor Charles
Foster.whu were closely ass0ciatcd WIKI
she deceased Tor over twenty years.
GOV. lushneii and SIAN were also prca-
eng The Old homcs.ead and the church
tributes
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Io 0reanlle Momen.. traae rnIon..

Kansas city. Mo. Dec. io-Tho
American Federation N Labor c0nvcn-
ton today Put Itself ON record con-
corning the woman worker problem ~
ad1nunT this resolution;
'"in Wow N the awful condition under
which women arc compelled 81 toll
this. thu eighteenth annual convention
of The American Federation ~ Labor.
strongly urges the moro general flrma-
ton 90 trades uulonF " wage working
women. o. The end thai they may sclcn-
tlncaily aud permanently abolish the icr
r.hlc owls accompanying theIf weak
cncd. because un1rgnnisUd state ana
We cmphaticnlly feitcratc the trade
union demand that women receive equal
componsatlon f0r labor performed"