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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
THE PRESIDENTS SHARE IN TIE RESuhi
,,,e ACTIONS N THE CRISIS. DR.. CADMAN SAYS
BID FAIR TO ADD HIS NAME ~ ihH 'N

HIS ACTIONS IN THE CklSIS, IN '''''
RID FAIR TO ADD HIS NAME TO THE l''Sl
OF I11UsrRIoUs AMERICAN STATESMEN
=, III, sermon at the Metropolitan Iemp'e on
..I.a,,.ns ,or Thanksgiving" the Rev. Dr. 3 farKes
Cadman said. IN part ..rr.s,v,ny
,,r,h.r among these causes for thahksn .r,
,rnr0th and wisdom Of our CHER go 49,
uno has proyed himrelf amply suiicien AZ ~ America
WIZ I'm, dav Of the century go Iar ~ anccsss
ero%msr How much OF present success G 70
~ Tn,omncv and upon the fed OF wa. 30
Mr. Mckinley i would be Sifc9 I IS tone and
nc nS' Of view characterizng our eq 70 that
s-l..' and his name bids fair 10 De auue 80 uen
oei.'. "a ,iiusirious group OF American M 10,
% have been identified with the iargesr sa,th in
VINO na adins, ments Of this comfnoh"oa''" III
facing new .hn aocument which asks US TO give
INTO God shows that It makes spec' ,Sot
thanks w Wanijs as well as to SANTIAGO inat -
erencdes Inc Victories Of our soldiers as we, as bs
lncuuunv or.. that II bcsecches PRAY. ia inr,
ourrdsd IN the hospital and the hreathe.
at their gum desire for peace and an honorable
magnana'as ihis conflict Surely The 10
concius a acknowledge our great lnoeps s na s,vo
thsI altogether timely and Citing me- ms' IN every
PUN our Ithis Union over. NOT fofsstuns '''''
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THE EDUCATORS SIGHTSEEING.

Washington. July lo-The delegates TO the Ne.
tional Educational Association spent to-day sight.
seeing Several u them occupied local pulpts at
morning and evening services
wild fire. isn't more dangerous 10 life than Q
cold To subdue I. quickly. use Jayne's Expec-
torant. -
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NARRIED,

wHITE-BOYD-At tire residence OF the bride. Brook
Ign. Saturday July -. by the Rev. DR.. Charles
cuthbert Hall. Mrs. Henrietta Boyd to Mr. George c.
White
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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9pelia! Notees.
~ Bowen. MFMOltlAL w IN LIZ w
New York.
Turkish Russian and Electric baths.
NJ &C. - ard 30 West 2sth ST.
iIav!ng been ~ roughly renovated
decorated and refurnsAed
VIII reopen Thursday. July lltn
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The London oiige c. TIE tribune Il convenient place
% leave aiyerti,sc,eu.s ehd eybsc!.otions
VIII lady In black who gentleman meet with
kEaecs) Will entering 4,s-ave car at
Aston place ana Broadway ii ::o 3. Friday. July l.
lsqs and who kindly rei ASSET h!ia to please
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thankful fGr a!lcssss Ok any other persons
witncaae. the accident,
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Rutland. VT. July l0.-At a great Thanksgiving
meeting here to-day Senator Proctor made speech
In vhinn he said.
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WO0dlnWn Cemetery.
Office No. 20 r.. go
wood,avr station l2Bth ward,. Harem Railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29
CANNED MEAT LEAN AND DRY.
Health Preserved by the Use of Lemonade
MANY Complaints made by Men Who
Complain at AnythinE.

Washington Dec. 2s.-wlsIam w.
Hill. assis.aue secretary " shc investi-
gstng o7mmhtce. asid who served 10
ccmpiuy l.. pistrioe Of Columbia vol
umtafs. as fret scrg an. AMI actlas
quif.s rmas,tr. was the vdiy wlirrss
before s1s c,mmi4liog, eciay. cJi.
Dtuby. who pressed. quts;,orud ths
wi.q - regarding eic uipr'l queHhu
~ me cirr,1 bsef fuiaishtd ihe Vyiun'-
trcts. Mr.. i'm 6isgouuscd she c,ni-
paints mudo by eha m.at lic aiid they
oime from those wha won c'mpain
agi,uvi ary;hiag. lie mij ;it hcilih
~ his command WIS tNcsil'fi- ai Tam
"a aud he crcditcl y infgcly So free U.S.
n lcm1riie.
TIL cara 4 hccf issuci', he men, a.
nnd, wIs ir1fN Dry acd l4ckiu@ Ga ri
tslft though ettr p We t1AIerlply
improved. lie believed sde tidc-l
beef. which he cNplllud vas clnpd
jus usitr being bciltl, was ptri Guy
~ 20 cts." chOuga cnce IT, A while he
and smciici baby. iic know a larg
- q sp0iitd clrcgd bel had boa
found az Tampa hf.rc h.s c1mpiny
SAILED Ter Cula. Tn mcu sC mod -
IKE eho tinr,d beef. ne slOi. but later
became Surfftttu wt.h o.. tn rFfrigt r.
atod frah boz. o. ha.d. had - vi
denisc ~ ohCnici' irclcmrr- ali had a
uugieil appearance. The uauule wlth
she rtst.gsI1eed batf. On thought. Naa
that the mlE Uvtr-fcd fhcma lvcs ana
ale u hllf cooked.
A. scbsasy. Mr.. mn said She con.
rsry had tv Hrtriiau nrtre han half
II - piuvliClua. Whap they reached
the flfing line ori July iiih. there WAS
only a ilitlc fdai isft in thCir h1vcr-
sasks. being practically without pro-
vlsl ms frcm sho morning - july liih
D. supper u july 18th. Tn denclt-ly
~ fcld supplies, h. opsf riti 4. wif
e1lcly due t. lack - ffdnnylrilaln
from Sibrney up she zen miles 90 ghc
frcrs.
"Dli you SO CROUCH II mat rcfr'gsr-
atr1 b. ~ asked Mr.. & Tcpr. "tp
b. 20 any o, trfo7r IN shc icngih & umc
such beef would H. y "a cuhi by RIM
ply rrtttC,irg ~ wiih "a ,aiglul.n from
the direct rays - the funI"
No. flr." Waa s1s raFiy. II Gould
ne tell you. We had 80 way % pro-
tcciirT e; M such a minuf. All W.
h11 o. d. was 90 ne % irfu tha pafH a.
raen a. poirib'e =, keep q fIlm spoll-
.us bCfuft q. RcF hgt."
Ne II var ,\n.5u." wku'ss wis
arkti, 'ihat BIZ - protected would
keep eevcr.y-'two hourug"
On ~ raw tst;eG''
yes; ! mean jusi a. X oomes frem
ths sh'pf"
NO. ,lr;" WIS ths ceply. Il d,aV
btfrvc 70 pussfble"
tbs W'oftld 80 rart,e'1 = Gen.
N'ilH'n Tffim1fy a I'uri'fg thr httf.
Summrig up. Niircss uGhi h. had NJ
pmpn,rts - wy esgt s. maxi. ari
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mary. OF army stations, issued today
VIII for the hrat time include unynua
~ =. q regular post showing about i2,OW
troops there.
=, Consul General uoodnow has notified
he state department from Shanghai thai
me 'nlncse government has forbidden
cd IN China.
An important conference OF f,ornport.
lstH mas lust boon held In Brussels UNI
ooI tn' presidency Of Prince Victor Ma:
president OF the party.
Dr. Won lioliehcn the German cmias.
sador. has lost no time In calling upan
the officials OF the gtnte dep1fff1tnt.
presumably IN conformity with hia in.
structiona relative To reciprocity ar
Edward Kelly. wcll.known saloon
Keeper 81 Chicago. accidentally Hhat and
Killed himself last night Thc trarf,iv'
which occurred IN the victims saloon.
was the result uf luiio ana t.n4 Wiz
messed by several OF kuliy'a frirnds.
a diapatch 10 the pesthcr Lied. Iiida.
pest, from Agmm. capital Of CrDtia and
Won Muttisick Neniosich has been acn-
fenced by court martial TO military im-
rrirpunient FOR t,fm ~ Nv" = pdfs FOR
tltflnE On bills % exchange tho name
~ To- Austrian liApcrial crown Princess
btrpfnnic.
NEGOTIATIONS ate progressing In the
matter NJ the Payment 81 cuban tr,iop-.
30 that on nfinE down tuoir arms they
me2 he Enabled 60 enter upon civil uuf-
suits aud earn their own living Prob.
ably me- further appropriation by Com
gfUHH VIII De- necessary to tuffV uut the
plan II Il should be- decided. ns IL is
likely TO- De-, Ia. advance munpy charge
inr u against the revenues ~ Cubn. 10
say the Cuhuns Vnrt uf the money dus
aor their services In the Cuban army.
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omahi. Dec. 2s.--w. J. Bryan arrived
IN Omaha iudiy from Chicago. lie
called ON friends in the city during th'
morning ana his afternoon lief. for
Lincoln
when asked II NJ though; she ques-
zion % imperialism wound uvcrrhaduw
thc money isrur In ihr camplirn " 1900,
Mr.. Bryan sild % was dlflicut ~ this
time o. tel what r31tlun these suit
i6cfa would bear o. eAoh other thrn.
lie Thought n Congress would adopt =
resolutlon piodffur this g1vcrrmon. 30
hold The Philippians only as q sruHs Tor
ihc people ne We do cuba. uuiil "a sia-
81. government is ssiahiiahCd, the ex-
plnsian % sue would be- al an end. "
t'lwNvor. the qu s.,cn u not Fetticd IN
fJnt such way ls .hlf. h. fad ii would
continue - De n matter VI dIscurflon
urili L. was dlrposld ". and would
therefore remain one " the isfuCs u
the people.
with Porto Rico. Mr.. Bryan r1l. thc
situation could be- simpllh,d early. lie
believed the people ~ che island should
tirHi be- = rmi:fgi 90 vote a. Sc whc,h E
Shey desired annexation W tn formn-
sion ~ an lndcpondcni republic.
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Murdered . srhoni Tcnrhcr.

Sioux city. Ia. Dec. 2S.--A district
schoolhouse. about two miles from the
village Of Glare. was the scene ut a
terrible tragedy this evening whereby
May Thomas. popular young teacher.
lost her life
This afternoon young man came 90
Clare on the northbouud Rock Island
passenger train. hired horse and
drove out to the schonlhousc whore
Niles Thomas teaches He entered the
building. and they convcrscd for some
time. nnllly walking out togo her.
Amer going down the road a short dis
lance the man drew n revolver ANA
shot her. killing her almost Instantly.
He then shot himself and died a few
hours later. The YOUNG man was not
known at Glare. but 70 was learned
that hia name la Harry Gnrvcy. lie
hal been keeping company with Miss
Thomas who refused his further at
tauNluuH
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VTBANS ARE EXCITED.
DURING THE EVACUATION CEREMONIES.
den. Ludlow Had Consented. hut Gen.
brooke says that the Cuban Army b Not
TO be Recogniscd In the Celebration.

chicago, Dec. 2s.--A special cable
gram 90 the Tribune from Havana
says. Cuban residents Of Havana de-
clare tcriset; cha; II Gen. Brooks does
not rcscind his order. barring repre-
sental.ves Of he Cuban tnsurgeB.
army from being present a: the evacu-
ron ceremonies on New Years day.
ihey will Close shclr houses on INA; &C.
oasion. scar down their flags and
decorations and remain indoors.
The Cuban peace commission. after
a stormy ipssvview with Gen. Brooke
tonight. tsiegraphed Gen. Gomez no,
~ come to Havana. rs he Intended. as
no courtesy could be shown nim. The
Cubans are greatly excited. Tonight
ghey stOod on every corner OF ehe city
dlscurAing the situation IN half-frgn-
zled manner.
I'VE have Tough. for a change OF
masters: we have fought for liberty.
and nut for new ownership" declared
Juan FREDERICK ccfrtcnalias, one Of .hc
moot prominent Cubans in Havana.
our army Ia silll IN che field. tn y
shall not lay down thelr arms until we
md gu; whether we are 10 bc slaves or
free"
Two nights ago Gen. Ludlow notified
the commission that Gen. Gomez and
oihtr .promlntn; Cuban army leaders
could he prcrs n. at she ceremonies. and
ehat the Cuban army Nigh. enter Ha-
yani.
Tonight Gen. Brooke told .ne com.
mission shat the Cuban army Ia MT
90 be- recognized. and iEso haze no part
in the demonstration Of January lat.
This ac.lon 81 once caused the Gu
N.la
In their houses and she day OF rejoicing
over the raising of the starr aud
Sirlpfs would be turned into day Of
gloom, and mat the ci.y should have
the appearance OF - town Of mourn
Ing.
Americans In Havana are much
alarmed az the increased mortality Ia
,lic city. The civh register Tonight
shows three persons today died OF
Asauc cholera ana four Of milarlal
fever Yesterday four deaths were re-
pHgsd VI yellow fever. ard eleven OF
malarlai fever. out Of f0;al death roll
Of iifty-scvcn. Smallpox IL on she In.
cfeNc. Three or -four deaths are ~
ported every day. Yellow fever caasa
urc increasing. Americans expec. By
hurried sanitary work 10 Improve con-
diiions rapidly after January L.. The
thing fhat alarms. or al lear. dlaguslH
the Americans more than any o.ihor
rosy.
Last night was one OF alarm. I. was
feared that today the riots would as
sumo a graver aspect. The insurgents
who have not been permitted In the
ely since the AFFAIR AZ the Hotel Ingle-
sofra. were allowed 80 come in ami act
us police. The effect Of their presence
IN Marianao. Monsscrrlt. nan Juan dc
Dlos and other districts where rolling
has occurred. was magical. The In
rurgcni- would ride into a hnif-fren-
rcd crowd OF paraderH. ard after lead
ms thc shouting FOR a few moments,
would dispersc she crowd The lnsur-
GEMS wori 10 law with che simple
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Chicago. ipr,bcry Charges.

Chicago. Dec. 2s.-Aiicgatlons OF
bribery In the city affairs are under in :
NcstiRation by the grand jury and the
entire city council has been asked 10
appear before that body. The inquiry
was begun today. II will be continued
probably tomorrow and Friday. The
investigailon Will not BE- confined cspc.
clally TO charges made in connection
win tho hfty.ycar street ear franchise
ordinance Alleged bribery In other
matters " public Importance will re-
ccivc attention.
Shortly before noon today the clerk
or the grand Jury was Instructed to
send out Huhp0enas for nine aldermen
ANA two cN.aldcrmcn. All Of these
save one appeared during the after
noon. All who appeared were heard.
Enough evidence OF interest was
brought out TO dcterriin. the grand
Jury TO proceed along the line adopted.
and the clerk was Instructed 10 send
uut summons for every member OF the
chicago city council 70 appear tomor-
row.
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rA,n.vASprnn III ENGAGEMENT.
Wealthy western oiri TO Wed u Rich
fastener.

New York. Dec. ss--Thc Herald ;o-
MORROW will say: The engagement VI
Mlss Virginia Fair anl william X.
Vanderbilt Jr.. was formally an
rounced yesterday. Miss Par ls a Sis
ter to Mis-, Herman oelischs. she wus
educated In she convent u me Sacred
Heirt az San FranrlEco, nr1 laser tr1V-
clci abroad extensively. She came to
New York soon amer the m1riadge %
her sisscr 20 Mr.. Oelftchf. nrl VITA her
mother passed good dlll VI her Time
VISTA Mr. and Mira. Oogrlchs. buth here
ard In Newf1ri. Miss Fair wls an In
tlmage friend Of her flancc'H siE.Cr, Con.
sueio. now shc duchess ~ Mlrin3r.
ough
William Klssam vsndsrhn; Jr. Is
young chan his sister. thu duchess u
Marlborough. by a year o. cwo. beng
about 20 yours % age. H. Is riii very
you.hfui In appeafarcc. but has She
stronr charac;crlriics VI the Wander.
tfit family. resembling go u marked
degree his couar,A the sons VI Come.
Nus vanderbilt. lie has particularly
Lcn.lfcd tmself with yao'a.ing In
Newport. entering In miny u she
rmaf.sr races. IN ore % which h. nelr-
~ l0st his life In Newport wnecrs, For
the last swn summers, with his brother
Harold. Young vanlefbi, hiss been ~;
Marble house, his mothers Newport
properly while not possessed u a for.
tune. his prospective wCiNh u. of
course. very grut. his N.hcr's wt1kh
being c1rHgargly on the lncfJt He.
Mir Vard-rbiN Sr. has ARRANGED a
small house pirty IN honor " his son
ard Miss Fair, who VIII gn with him
~, ha country pace O.. lsiip. l.. l., on
s,tuii1y. ~ icruin over Monday. Mr.
aai Mr.. Clarence Mackay are 80 b. of
ne Parry. Mrs. Mackay = ons - Miss
Fairs most ltJlmale fitcnds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

.;ow York. b., 29.--Thc following
resolution. uncftI by Cnmigl iieaslfy.
formerly - Nhfth Chilftl. Waa mani
nflufiy passed. gt . msvung ~ - Com
Tolerate vt3ffan vimp " New YORK;
" i1Nti. 1fnt the ClEf,i IWe Vet
srnr Camp ~ Nsw York condemns In
w. "a lirll fftmr 'fic rrlws ~ Srnl-
.lr Butler - NGth caro- "a, twtn 4
nos Corf.demtt veilrtnl go dCinuch
me manhOsi ~ the Suuii hy King "a
obtain nersiusF Tor eN.CnnfcdrriiC snl-
oilers film eB, United STAGES, and that
any similar Tn1li ny any southern
member n Cuusrsss Will be ahhorrcr. q
iis camp AMI m'c, With unqui .ncd
condemnation
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He Wanted Some "Imricmenis" Reside.
$500 n Month.

sivarnah, Ca. pee. 2s.-Rev. sam
small. the eviusoiis;. Il now chaplain
~ NE Third engineers. 4. y. 4. lie ar
ilvtd htus '.-'iay. ard one uf the flrn.
rnirgs Nc ga MAS 20 give out an inter.
View Amorg other things, he said.
The oharplfs are n sort Of a sop 90
ne church fi,uiiner. without much
subs lfrc TO ihisn. Thcy Just take a
niniiter ari put a uniform on him
with . silver cfcrg q r,ie shoulder. pay
aim 1900 month ord turn him lose
on LOO men wQthctf hry " the lmple.
menH 81 ~ spliitpii warfare 20 nghi
With I've btsD iguppoifecd.
when SO. OF | am ing % sitg-
Frn. 'cf they % away VITA M chap.
jan. ! suppose thorc may be howl,
bu. y y b-titr 90 i1isc Va. lfsue and
have The whole system revised. When
We 81 down 80 Cuba. III wager m1at
~ the men would rather 20 TO cock
hFht cr = but iinr ,aln 90 r,terd scr.
wees, To cell the ire.h. am beginning
g. thlnit nere u q heap ~ hl.icfiaah
-nott wh1i me chiplagrs 10 accom-
ptin ouialde " mcF.ifg the rar;rnerf
t,h3c calls for their presence with every
Lody Of troops"
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nALrp LAY As AnMnn.
Interesting Plan ~ Assault that Was Not
Carried Out iecausc OF snntiaro's


turrender.
New York. Dec. 2s.-Thc Times
says:
The dispatch from Washington. which
brought to iisht one sent by Adjutant
General Corbln TO ucncrai shafter soon
after the battle % VI Caney. calling
forth a plan Tor the entering OF SAM
tlago harbor with an armed transport.
IL confirmed by General Shaftcr.
The plan was 20 take n transport to
do the work. The armur depended upon
80 shield the Ntala OF this engine NJ
destruction from the effect of spanish
shells was to- 30 b1ied hay. General
Shafi,r was instructed to secure q COME
pCtcnt pilot and attach an anchor to u
tow line. and. 10 possible. Erapplc the
torpedo cable urd call for volunteers
from the army and then run into the
hafbof. thus making a way Tor the
navy
GENERAL shafier said los, night; yes.
the cnblcrram waf received by me on
July I. and took immediate steps
seward carrying ont the project. In
strIctod my chief uuartcrmiStcr to look
over the list u TRANSPORTS with " Wow
of selecting a VcyHvi suitable TO DO the
work. I nlf1 arranged with . mrc-
tent pilot. captain falrcloth. 10 un.
NfiiNhf NWf gNb ~ HA''llWN wv f'7H'i
through the Chtnnel. and even went -
FAR az 80 settle upon the price he was
10 be paid fnr his services. iiut before
nny other movement In she matter was
decided upon. | became convinced that
the gplninrda Waul1 surrender In a day
or two, and thought u unnecessary To-
make what regarded then aH % very
hazardous attempt 10 nut vessel
through the channel Had I not fcit
sur. al tho time that the spanish army
would surrender within q cay nr Two,
I would certainly hive carried out the
scheme prepared by Adjutant General
gnfbiu"
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i,aron Ro,h.chiId'. win

London, Dec. 2o.-The Daily Mail this
morning announces that the chief
benenclarles under the VIII Of che late
Baron Ferdinand dc Roihschld are hls
borther. Ilaron Albert de Roihschlid.
gets the mansion at 49, Picldilly.
wandason manor remains intact. In
the possession VI the family. Mr..
Alfred Charles de itoihschid gets u
large money legacy. To che Earl ~
Roscbcry II bequcathed several val
liable pictures and his enns receive
legacies. @
Rothschlld. at Vienna. benefits under
the WILL which also makes several
nmall lognclea 10 peralnAl frlnnds.
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people OF the lower districts OF the city.
az they were implicitly nbeyed
only Few riOis occurred thia after
noon. Several people were wounded and
one man viii die from wounds received.
The ci;y Is quiet tonight.
-FOUR Companies o. the Tenth United
s'atcs infantry are Keeping guard
.felna, "A foimiiabic battery Oppose
MORO and Regla. was today occupied
also occupied with a detail Of our
.fDUps
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Ab..cna Ra-.. poc. gs.-A dirp1tch
from Mil.urttlo eiys % stat mfrr
sOfc uut from thrrc ycf, riuy O. .he
cnr: .has ehc Miit fEiic htr'S ~ Cit-
IN Htas. h3I fiiift. is nHpukc. \
rpfcih o. the Ron. cior slys! Bans
f.iii ioirg husir Qe ths - Sand"
Rcplris from the firm arc .hg thry
ar an rlEh. rluil and frsvc ghtQr
paper ~ rs1d ihape. Tho Rtnrtor
fiys!
The publlcstilu On ul Alicue cvtn-
rg Tlplr - rh- r7riui..rti Fttt mtr.
cha, a. ilajirfs buflr frm AMI bank
fltre."
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i.rnin Merchant DYING.

~. Louis. .Dcc. 2s.--chirics +. ORTIZ
vein formerly uf che nrm ~
Or;hwfqu hrothcrH, mcnbcrs a. the
Mcrcharts Exchange ara yrr - ~"
eieavits, sxTartcra ~ gfair filrn the
Msafssfpp vailty. u rcp7med dying ~
his hcme 4ushis csty. H. hts been suf-
ftfirx far the past I'VE weeks wiin en-
argcmsft ~ thr liver.
R,t,niiy Mr.. or.hwCir was conpiilcl
20 take o. hif bod au1 soiiy j. reported
10 b. ii = comatCsf vgfis aaa.
Mr.. CrihwfiE ewra INN ai1s scrn RAJ
naclkats IT, Gilvfs.lrt ffam viii n
p,fne h. shlps rrtg dutrcitlrs q grain
AM bis nfm has hrarrhca On New or
leans. K1nu1n Ciiy and 'isswhtrc.
VITA Chir,es +. Orthwe.n are associ.
aefi al ugas.
Roctfriy with Corwr n. Spencer.
Mr.. O1ghwcln puruhlr1 the Hamilton
FyHem X firitt railway ~ this ely.
givng Ms pUrslsni On TX for s., p1o. 900.
HIS fortune aggrsga,fs several million
dcll1W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-29

~. l. uir. Dec. 2S-nhe police ~ ~.
LOIS are f,1rthli Ger JamHs g. Dun.
frJn. VIII 10 RaFct1 20 Stfr1 Cyei
olufIy. CtNf'u'a. ~ murdtrlrg an
Df.irc fauiiy - OK ptu.rii. Tn is
q rWafI Il Sii.00U f1r his airrs. \
ioUtr o. Chilf. ~ DeiIu.fVes u FmUri
from ]. n. Lyrllr. sliH ~ IN u 81, 4
ciaqi cur-.y. ft,s thn Durham har
been eratsd So a. Mifrrurl river. Qul
h h-llnNll Z. b. lr ~. L-nIs.
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Murdered liz, Twin children.

Portsmouth,, o.. Dee. ss.-Two weeks
aFo two human bodies were found un-
dor an Ga stump In q hollow near this
fsn ana the matter was Kept sccrc..
The coroner was Informed ana today
found a verdict charEing Mifa Rachel
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Glenn. a girl Of twon.y. with the wliful
murder of her twin chlitren ami that
her mother and slater Sarah. aided and
ahetted In she CRIME,
The Glcnns are promlncn. farmers.
The three women will he arrested AZ
once.
The murdered children were abou. six
months old.
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beef fufrishsd HIS expedi.s5a. ard she
u.ssiaphsc prgtest his s.agemefrs
called cui from .hc company.
u ~ very probable tirat She crmmls-
500 VIII retal CSnm,ssary Gcpifal
Esin and Shaiter aud posz.biy Gen.
Miles.
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London, Dec. "a Seville. CORE.
srlrler' ~ the Morning Pcft says:
Some Of thc rcccrsly ARRESTED car.ifts
9. IA rumorJd. ure being tortured % in
duce then o. swear allegiance to Klng
Alfonso. ara 10 reveal dttafls rcrari-
ing she CarAs, organizations. Such re-.
ports are. q cousc. denied officially.
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kIA6lkNce COLUMN.

An army slnltnrlum n to he eatah-
iiHhsd ~ NuEuvHki. Japan, for the use
of tho United statca troops In the phil
ipplncs.
The war departments published sum.