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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Judge Illlca made the following orders
today!
W. ". Atwood W. Henry Weller ct
nj. judgment fur plaintiff na against de.
interest and costs
James Thompson ~ N. ". whitney;
Judgment for plaintiff FOR $500. being %
per crnt dividend on 900 shares OF
capital stock OF the salt Lake implc-
mcni company and interest from Sep
tomivr lot. iSa1
Y. A. S3rcnron W Marshall wcbbcr:
judgment for defendants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
THE DEPARTMENTS.
Result Of Cupid Darts Building Permits Is.
sued-Board Of Health Report.


During the week ending today the
county clerk has Issued the following
marriage licenses.
Charles HogcnHon, bingham, and fil-
he Hanson. Salt Lake. Joseph n, Ham,
mond and Isabelle Wright, nlun city,
John Mccarrrn. Anaconda and Eva
iIelnzlngur. salt Lake, George NJ
Cramor and Emmn l.. Evans. salt
Lake: George BENJAMIN Shnborn and
Amy Lavona Haywood. Salt Lake;
Albert y. Carr and Hilda l.. Runpotcdt.
salt Lake. Rolhr -. quinn ana isuttlr
y. Durland, Salt Lake; Gco. G.. Lam
bert Jr. and Kate Young ClnwHou,
Salt Lake Samuel Austin Whitney and
Knlhoryn Teresa Hardin. Salt Lake.
William NJ, holt, south Jordan lnd
Mary T. Thatcher, Provo. Milton Ben
MIN ana era Lindsay Tayl1rsville.
Norwood Durrant. Union, and Iihan.
ME HundiNen. Sandy; Henry n Turner,
LAST Jnrdiu, end Nellie smith Graz.
ger, stephen II, Pcmberthy, silver city
and Ella Humble. Spanish Fork james
G. Marker. Halt Lake and Hattie ".
Luce. Holiday, Joseph 4. Hacking. Co
dar Fort and Carrie Claire StrIughnm,
Nprnal: ANrl Oloen and Clara John.
son. Murray. William ~. kingdom and
Annie May Peck. salt Lake. Albert n
Armstrong and Priscilla a. Jordan.
Salt Lake: Hans 4. Waigrrn and Oc.
tavla Hansen. SAT- Lake. Alfred O.
Meyer and Annie Mcllv,rn. Salt Lake:
John n. ZONES Jr and I.1uifs Meyer.
Salt Lake. Charles l.. Hnag and Myr.
tleo n. Iapur, salt Lake. LucluH ~
Cox and Mary Newton. san Lake: Al
mern W, Smith and olive a. Lister,
salt Lake; BENJAMIN J. Lowry. Marsh
alley, Idaho, AMI Virginia Carrgan.
Pennington.
BUILDING PERMITS.
The building Inspector has issued the
following permits during this week
Mrs. J, nDnahue. lii south Second
East. two-fnry brick house To cost
5000 q, T., Martin, North Salt Lake.
porch 90 cost $50. James CraEer, ans
east Fourth South barn tn cost 500.
Mrs r., W. Bailey 62t south East Tenn
pie, porch ana repairs amounting a.
il00 John Wllcken, seventh East be-
two % Sixth ana Seventh South barn
90 cost N2i. Charlotte Poll. Fifth South
between if.ghih and Ninth South, uddl-
lion % cost 500. carrie cain, iil south
l'lfth Fast repairs amounting Go tll1
Total amount of expenditure, A72i.
HEALTH REPORT
For the week ending July eth. the
board ~ health gives out the following
ugnu; Births, rs, males lk females
rs deaths o malos I, females &; bodies
brought from other places Tor Inter-
m.ut here, Z. contagious discusses. nnrs
outstanding z. covering II eases NJ scar
let foyer Infectious diseases reported.
none.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
from the Ml,,ion Field.

Elder Andrew Smith Jr.. Of the Third
ward. this city. called on the News"
Importing hia return from the mission
ncld. Elder smith lcft Aus. II. 1885
and arrived home again June %. isss
after lnhorinr for upwards Of three
years In Australia and New Zealand
During the nrat six months OF his ab.
sencc Elder Smith lnhorcd ai a travel
INK Elder In Tnsmanlai then b. was
appointed tuprrsidc over the conference
which position he allied Tor one year.
after which he was Transferred Co the
presidency Of the New South Wales
conference. with headquarters at sgd
ney. and on Sept, %. 1886. he received
word that the AustraluHian mission
had been divided and that he had been
appointed 10 preside over that portion
20 be- known rs the New Zealand mis-.
sion Elder Smith remained until re-
leased. lie reports things generally
In good condition ana says the way II
being opened up Tor the spread 0f the
Gospel. and that prejudice " fast hclng
allnyCd. The Elders. says he. are In
the enjoyment " Euud health, despite
the sultfy climate and on the whole the
mission IL prospecting,
Elder j. n. Hhgman n the Twenty
second ward, this city. called at the
News" Office today and reported his
return from a mission 10 Scandinavia.
lie loft homo April ~, 1885, and lphofcd
In the southern part NJ Sweden the
whole ~ the time. the latter portion 49,
clerk ~ the Malmn conference. In
which there have recently been numor-
GUS acrrHsiOna 90 the church. The
confer, nee, De says, % IN "A most -four
lHhinE condition
Elder Frank ~. Cuiier of Glendale.
Kane county, has returned ~ Utah
from mission which h. commenced
June NJ, 1885 10 Florida, Alabama aud
Georrlu. The work of the Elders has
been attended with vpry satisfactory
success there ~ late. Elder cutler
presided over the Florida conference
during the lakt eighteen months,
Elder John Clnyann N PnyH1n. Utah.
returned home m tho gard .iHt from a
mission a. Australia. upon which no
entered July z. 1855. Tho work NJ Nor
mon missionaries IN tho section where
he lahured u meeting with marked
success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Morristown. Pa. June .5.-I.lzzle he
Kalb. the notorious woman IN black.
today pleaded guilty 90 the charge Ut
being accessory after tho fact. In cnL.
nrctlon with tho murder 90 Mrs. Em-
ma H. Kaiser, and was sentenced 90
two years To- Jan hy Judge Woand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Denver. Colo. uno e5-Mrs. Bynm
received a dispatch today assuring hrr
that her husband. ilrut. George l.. ly-
ram, whu WIS wounded iu the nFht
near Sautinru DO cuba yesterday, Was
not seriously hurt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Tho Denver Post ~ THURSDAY says;
Women arc not alone In the biennial
This morning u woman tainted. a child
cried. cat diei and an English maid
ran away
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
MINOR MENTION

Mt. Pleasant has succeeded In raising
a total ~ 5000 Tor thu relief OF the
Park CITY sufferers,
Hon. Moses Thatcher viii deliver an
Grafton In at. Pleasant On indcpcnd.
cnCo Day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Thursday, July No. tho Seventeenth
ward SUNDAY school win have 40 tN-
rurHIun 10 Lagoon. a program ~
novel features b. being prepared and
doubtless the OUTING viii be- au on
ilyahle one,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
Palmer Recovering.

Burt Palmer. who was caught In n
sewer cave-ln yesterday morning. "
coming out an right again. The nool-
dent occurred on Fourth East street.
between South Temple and First South
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IIlTY nnILAns nnMNnn

Is offered for the arrest and conviction
" the parties who are interfering with
our wires aud mutllating our call boxes
UTAH MESSENGER q SIGNAL co, .
l59 Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
In rsNor OF pcfend.nt..

In the case Of the National Bank Of
the Republic W George NJ. Scott n Co..
judge lilles today rendered judgment
Ia favor Of the defendants and inter-
vunurH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Chicago. June 2s-plnk coat wun
American derby. Time. 2'tsa,. War
rcnton. second; isahvy. third
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Take Laxative Bsomo Quinlne Tablets
Al druggists refund The money II II
fails 20 cure. 2bc The genuine has
l.. .. q. on each tablet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
Ask Your Grocer Tor i.
reefs. u arpoars that Palmer v,

streets. II appears that Palmer ",
taking out the last few shnyrIfuIl
dirt from the bottom 10 ths IA
trench. when "a twrnty-fout sa.fI1r
The omhankmout fril In up1n t-
Seeing the mass NJ earth bfrIs
move Palmer jumped as hlgh ls
could and the failing dirt cluFb ~
legs and body M % the waist pibsi-
him 10 the opposite wall. pnlms- N
rccted the wurkmen who rushed n Al
him out and soon h. was ln ma,
Then h. tainted. No bone ~
broken. however. ana after bfine ~
10 hlH home nc 90 west second slai.
street he rapidly rcgalnod strength
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
roter Peterson. Troubles.

Peter Peterson, mDinrmau ON the
Sat Lake CITY railroad, appeared be-
fury Judge lillys to-day on an order 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Wan; Il jun, right You don't want
q baking powder that will raise the
mortgage IN your house. You don't
want one either that will leave your
biscuits md pie crut, with quality
u sole leather, not yet one that will
give them a yellow color. what you
do want is q baking powder that will
No its duty iust right. mako your crusts
llght aud naky without overriding 1t.
give them q whiiehusa that In not too
white and mako your baking all pala-
table. U. $. Baking Powder IL that
kind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

scandinavian religious msst.1r ta n
Assembly hall tomorrow. Sunday. Sum
2eth. at 10 o'clock n. m.
]. NJ. SJODAfiL,
NJ CHRiSTOpttERsON.
J. T. JENSEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Tho Y. NJ. c. A. football trlf- .,
challenged the Salt Lake Eastrs % D.
match game Ia be played 40 C.ttir
Park on July 9TH. bcElnnlug atgan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-03

hF"'"'O c"'t u IA "ftStS de H"c:t|D MJ.tcD.
Tn te'egrama de la Habana pub!icado
aver fechado el 20. dice que eel general
snco ha recihldo un despacho dc. mirlstro
dc Ultramar, seHor Romero G:r6n, partiol.
pandole qna ha sido suaorizstls la iit;e in
troduccl6n del tabaco Ell Ia Peninsula, STEM.
pre- cue SO ezporte en- buques rentrales
81 despacho dc rcferencia ea impor:an'
tfsimo, ain cuando de q Sc Gesprende oua
solo ge refere al tabaco de Cubs. Sisc re- .
iiriese al de Puerto Rico, c'aro es que Ia
disposic6n Sc hablese participate tamb:;a
q nuestro Gobernador general.
Nosotrca orecmos que, sin levantar ma
no, doben e, goberno insular, ia Diputa-
ci6n, los ayuntamientos 3 lcs comeroiantes =
negoclantes en- tabaco, agremsdos, diriiirse i
Madrid en- solicitud de que Ia franquicia 50
haga extensive Puerto Rico, 10 cual serfa
muy iusto. Estsmos POGO mas nenos en-
las mismas condolences que Ia Antilla her
mana respe:to dc este valioao pro1uoto Y
no hay para que ezpliosr los inmcusos bene
hclos que reclIlrfa esta coloLa ST lograse
introducir Ibremente en- la Peninsula la
parte del tabaco que produce, descontando ell
que se dedlca al consumo.
La question es importantisima las
geetlones Geben practlcarse sin perder
tempo "a que tenemos una poToi6n de miles
de pacas estanc.das en- la isla, 4 las cuales
no podemos dar salida. Esto 10 solo
pondrfa mucho dinero en- circulation, sino
qae animarfa { nuestros agricultores 4 EN-.
prender las siembras para la pr6xims ooee
cha, pues hoy Sc encuentran desalentadlsi.
mos con el tracaso del sfo pssado.
Creemos cue el gobierno insular, las
oorporaolones = los sgricutores conner
ciantes que trafcsn en- tabaco, no dcjaran
Pasar desaperclbidos nucstros coneejos. Es
precise aprovechar csa ocasi6n que la pintan
csi.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-03

Debcndn proyoerso este Battalion ae Gin
eHonta cahajloa para !as cJer.iias Ia. y "a.
&IootaA al mismo, so convcca por medic dc!
presonte anuncio pata loa qao toagaa cab2
los puedan prcscata,los cn el cnaYtoI dc San
francisco dc est2 cap!!sl &c ocho &c Ia n'2
iIana d acis DO Ia tArle; tiobiendo tenor acis
caartas y media de aizada mfnims Ger dc
conformation Que aseCnro Ia resistoncia Eu.
tiolento para Ia latiga del aarvieio Ia de lie
eXce3or De scto aiioa d. edal; sondo Ecco~
nocidoa preriamente, dc cutnta 'lc loa ven.
''edore2 en- parto proportional el im!ote do
este anuDcio, 10 la9An!ose :!las dc Gan Pc
COS p0r Gala uno.
Puerto Rico, 2e Dc JUNO dc 1893.
Los capitancs comipionalog, - Hutln|
\ofuj,ts --hhit, .H'5ui}r. 1-b
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-03
NOTICIAS

~. llemos oilo deoir que la secci6n
pcrmanente del comite provincial del partido
liberal, consult5 4 las locales sobre los
tres particulares siguientes: 10. 81 debfs
pedirse Ia aperture de las ckmaras. 90. 81
oil gobierno debfa ger homogeneo heteroge.
neo. 50. Que acttad debfa tomar ell parti.
do 81 las resolucione. saperiores no &c ajusta
ban d los deaeos aapiraciones de Ia mayorfs.
\ nos dicen tambitn que las contestaciones
faeron: por unaniudsd, que deben abrirss
las camaras; J por abrumadora mayors, que
el gobierno sea homog6neo que Sc retireu
los llberales de! poder 81 no Sc atiende Gus
sustos pedlmentos, que Sc amoldan en- abso.
lato al plan de reformss y los decretos
promul gados.
-. En- ell pueblo de AHasco la gusrdia
civil ha detenido seis indiyiduos por robo
en- cusdrilla, de III buey, con sasrifcio de
este de la propielad de don Pedro Lorenzo,
vecino del barrio jag';ey; jurisdicciln de
Rinc6n.
- Parece ser que con motive de la
guerra hispano- yankee, sc acentaa en- Fran.
ola Russia Ia agitsci6n sntisemftica, po7
Greer que la raza judta prests vende ca
suzlllq los lQttesmericanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-03
Ell C0ASEjO De AVER

Sc aoord6 golemnemente la aperture de
las Camaras InsuIsres.
A propuests do la Secretalfa de Gobar.
naoidn SO tomaron los siguieutys acuerdos:
Nombrando Fiscal do la Audienca dc
Ponce d don Eugenio de Jesis Lopez Gaz.
tambide.
dem Escribano del Jnzgado dc San
francisco don Gustavo Rodriguez Ace.
vedo.
Deciarando que la sustituci6n de la No.
talfa de Caguas correspoDde al notario de
osta capital don Msuricio Guerra, con arreelo
i los artfculos & dc Ia lev del Notsriado
-. . del Real Deoreto del 80 de Septicm'
bre dc 915.
Declarando quo el nombramiento, gus.
pension y destituoi6n do subalternos de los
.uzgados y Tribunales, incumbe & los Jue
ces y Presidentes de los tribunales respect-
vOa.
Concediendo pr6rrcga do embarque al
Registrador de la propiedad de Areoibo.
ldern idem den Miguel Monreal, ma
glstrsdo clecto de Ia Audenoia de Manila y
ratliicando Ell nombramiento hecho & su fa
vor para serVir lnterinamento la Fiscalfa de
Ia Audiencia de Maysgiez
Autorizanio al Registrador dc la pro-
pledad de Humacao para Ia aperture de IN
hbro dc inscripciones, correspondence la
isla do la Culehra.
Admiticndo la renuncia del Pfoourador
de Areclbo don Ramon Martinez Sapia
Aprobando la aggregation del termino
municipal de Ia Ceba al de Faiardo.
otros de menos importancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-03
IY{s.IiICJL AS

~ \ GAIA r.cmento cstamos sicndo
rlolimaa dc las cha: atanerfas de las gcutes,
siu qUe 10 polanos eyitar Nos hablan ase,
97rllo que Ia Iesorerls dc Hacienda toma.
ria los .onios dc Ia sascri pci6n nacional pa,
"a stcude: 4 pagos perentorios, y nuestro
apreciable college Ell Huscapit, dice en- sa
cji@.aa lie aver que no hay tales csrneros,
lem ma: 4ue ia ilscienda tiene todavfa
rec2;rsos prop;os para aus atenciones mas
neceaarjas Esos cLar atanes son yerdaie
ramente incorreg. .bies, pues sigaen diolendo
alf 2 l. NJ 81 Ian raPal9 II mil dnro- De
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-03

tTorbornaei5n.-- DecretAndose por ca =
blegrama del senior Minstro dc Utramar Y
dc acuerdo con el Excmo. seior Gobernador
general, quo el domingo 81 del presente SO
proooda 4 la eeccldn parcial de un diputado
& cortes por 81 distrto dc Csguas.
la subscription nacional asciende & Ia
auma de Go pesos Is centavos.
"A -Administ:aci6n central. l.-Disponien
que las actuales c6dulas personales sigan ri :.
glcndo hasta iiu del mes Que cursa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-03
AcA'EMlk POL|TECNiCA

Pfoparatoria para carrer,ss clrij"s y
rlil;'arca.
director '>n Josqut1 Rsroo.
Capiian DC ingenioros, ex professor DC la
Academia General Mi!itar y preParador
durante j l aiIos.
Ia empezado ell curao de 1898 4 l8ao
fidanse reglamentos donde oe detalsn
los resu|tados obteaidos por esta Academia
pl'ecci6n Pai,eiIones de Casa Blanca.
Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-03
Academia Santa Barbara

Oiciales de! cuerpo de Altillerla seHo
res ksteban, Mascot y Vsllivia. Prepara-
ci6r completa para carrcras civiles J militia
res AIamuos iutcrnos e.ternos classes
part;oaares. San Francisco 90 pabel!6n
&c Norzagaray ray.-Teltfono l4I. II 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-03
Hahinndn trasladado temporslmente nj
! Il2nIQNuy doniciIio I RanamAn Ioa el:on

'sap'o""o domicilo Bayamdn. los Glen.
tes he esta capital, que deseen mis- seryicios,
ppeicn dejar raz6n en- e dep6sito de mkqui-
mas de coser del eciior Silva 5 en- la farmacia
lel GciIor DurAn. cale de San JuEto Ios
lie bayam6n en- Ia calle del Rey ndmero 8,
en- donle dc dare consulta gratis los
pobros. =. ZAeATY. 10
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lulb il, III re Iuj@ -. i.

ona pAdrca hermana sociedad SAINTS,
tebar ChaYaIri {. > i qUc pnlteTe"", we
gan 4 los amigos ID ApIeteHuia !, All pi4oVsu
HCtO. Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-03
HoticIas de Ia guerra

Ell senvr ssgasta ha reconocido y
deesFsfo he esisten iffleQcias d opiui0'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-03
US precise apToVeehar Ia OCCASION

Hrm"',o c"nto Ia ~riSis de 1u,c*tro huL.sc1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-03

Il canto no ha pcrli;do en- su esercia; 10
que Sc ha translormado es eli cantor. L,
tr~asIr Sc ha convertible On ell l~~t,, Gespo'
jandofe dc Ia poGtica aufeois que r2deat2 Z
aquei errante hiio de Las Musas, para scr
esclavo DC Ioa conyencieualj-moa .oejalo:
:t!aert. d.. clio m eiempl9?
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-15

On Board the Associated Press Dis
patch Boat Dauntless, off Guantana-
mo, Sunday, June -, via Mole St.
Nicholas, Hayti June 13.-Lieutenant
Colonel II. w. Huntington's battalion
of marines which landed from the
transport Panther on Friday and en-
camped on the hill guarding the aban
doned cable station at the outer har-
Dor of Guantanamo, has been engaged
in beating off bush attack by Spanish
guerlllas and Spanish regulars since 3
O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
The fighting was almost continuous
for thirteen hours until 6 o'clock yes
terday morning, when relnforcements
were landed from the MarDlehead.
Four of our men were killed and one
wounded.
The advance pickets under Lieuten-
ants Neville and Shaw are unaccOunt-
ed for.
Among the killed is Assistant Sur
geon John Blair Gibbs, son of Major
Gibbs of the regular army, who fell in
the Custer massacre. His home was at
Richmond, Va, but he has been prac-
tlcing medicine in New York, ana he
entered the service since the war be-
gan. He was Il very popular officer.
The others killed are Sergeant Chas.
II. Smith, of Smallwood; Private Will
lam Dunphy, of Gloucester, Mass, and
Private James McColgan, of Stoneham,
Mass. Corporal Glass accidentally
wounded in the head.
IN,,k
1t was probably considerable. The
splashes of blood found at daylight at
the position Spaniards occupied indi-
cate fatalities, but their comrades car
rled off the killed and wounded.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-15
CARING FoK CATS.


The value of show cats varies great
deal. The. winner of last years show
in England was priced at $500, and $125
is a very ordinary price for long-hair
cat. A good cat, systematically shown,
can easily win 500 a year in prizes.
Cats are good for exhibition till their
splnes begin to droop in the middle
and they lose color. This occurs when
they are about years old. Ordinarily
a show cat whose nerves have been
tried by this exciting life does not live
long after this age, A sure sign of an
old cat is that his tongue always hangs
out. When young he keeps it in his
mouth.
1t is impossible to lay down any rules
for feeding pet cats-some people rear
their cats on all sorts of dainties and
others cling to the theory of simple
foods. Cats themselves have varying
tastes. In family of seven kittens
one will be ravenous for beetroot, an
other for cucumber, another for toma-
toes, one will touch nothing but fish
and another wants nothing but bread
and milk.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-15

College Station, Texas, June 13.-
The State Agricultural Congress, to be
held here July 10, II and 10, will be n
grand success This is already assur-
ed by the interesting and instructive
programmes given out and the
several hundreds of letters recently
received by Professor Cornell, in
which the writer's have indicated their
intention to be present. The railroads
have given cheap excursion rates, with
a maximum limit of 50 from all points
in Texas.
The congress will be in session
throughout Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, using the buildings and
grounds of the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College and Experiment
Station, which are located five miles
south of Bryan, on the Houston and
Texas Central railroad. Reduced
rates may be had over all roads in
the State under conditions to be adver-
tised in the near future. The hours
for meeting are a. m, 2 p. M, p.
m, and s n. m. Boarding accommo-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-15

Coleman, Texas, June bat a late
hour last night it was reported here
that Sheriff Steele of Tom Green coun-
ty had run into three of the robbers
who held up a Santa lee train near
here and murdered Fireman Johnson.
The robbers showed fight, and two of
them were badly wounded by the
posse, one of them in the leg and tile
other in the arm. They are now on
their way to San Angelo under a
heavy guard, while the sheriff and the
rest of the posse are following the
fourth man, who will, it is believed,
be caught in a short time. None of
the members of the posse We're wound
ed by the robbers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-15
Texans. for Porto Rico.

United States Camp, Mobile, Ala
June 13.-It is learned from what mas
heretofore been a perfectly reliable
source that unless the present plans
of the war department are chang q,
all the volunteer troops here, includia,5
the two Texas regiments, will have
been embarked for Porto Rico with
in the next two weeks.
General Schwan returned from ram
pa last night and although he declln-
ed to discuss the matter it is said that
his presence here means that the VOL
unteers will be gotten into shape I'M
mediately. The report has none OF
the vaqueness which characterized
nryious rumors and in consequence the
few officers who have heard OF 1t are
o1o+od Williams.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-06-15

Washington, June 13.-Major General
Shafter with his army 10000 strong is
at last en- route to Santiago de Cuba.
This is now officially admitted by the
authorities.
Twenty transports laden with
the best material of the United States
army are nearing Key West, where
they will meet additional conveys from
Rear Admiral SIMPSONS fleet.
The authorities all insist that there
will be no further delay in the Santiago
expedition. They are no longer con
cerned about the quartette of Spanish
gunboats reported to be astray await
ing a favorable opportunity to pounce
down upon the army transports. With
the strong fleet of naval vessels con-
veying the transports no fear is enter
tanned for the safety of the expedition.