Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

Spokane and Ia Conner societies. Mrs
G. W. Grlggs 81 Tacoma reapanded 10
the address or welcome mnds bv Mrs
IIainea. A committee was npppinted TO
draft a constitution and set of bylaws.
In an lnter-rrrimen.ai bassb,ii match
played ut the Preside athletic rounds
sunday afternoon Tor the b.uent OF
The Red Cross. the First Washinri On
volunteer Infantry defeated the Flrlv-
first lowe Infantry by score nft2 h. 10
For 1--WE Innings The game was Gloss.
exciting and well played. Tho laser
half 81 tn contest was an exhibition of
errors BY which the teams pfnqtad Ina
Turn. Iowa was IN the lead In tha aev.
snth inning, but Washington surved
ahead with i've runs in q bunch aui
later added the two thaf decided tho
match. ON tn previous Sunday nrlc-
iicaiiy the same ans PLAYED. and low,
won by the iDu-sided scura W % /,
Tho DAY before that Iowa was defartrd
bv The sixth California. with fha s1Irr
III Is 10 G. Next sunday Iowa viii play
Tennessee.
The schooner Frank A. UactiiN ir
offered flr sale 90 san Frlncirr1 by tht
marty af Eastern gold hunters that
braunht her from tho Atlantic coast.
Tho vessel came from CLIQUE star. Mass.
she was owned by company NJ TWEEN
~ and was Intended TO carry hrr own.
ore b. Alaska. where thHy hnur1 10
make their fortunes. but memorial ala.
agreement has resulted ia decision tn
AN the vessel and allow each member
vi the party 90 do az h. pleased. The
fxpaditiunH coming from the Atlantic
On the rcho0ner Charles Low. Wool
bury. Ahhle NJ. Dtorinr Hattie 1.
philips and Bcuh l.. i,lch1tds1n have
an met with the same fate. ana the
company of widows that started Tor IN,
Klandikr ON thu HieamFhlp city OF
Columbia was dishsnded hrfafs IN.
voyage was hnlf over
The Arctic whalers IRE doing wei,
this season. according 20 news Just re.
coived at san Francisco. Al the ver-
sells which ware frozen In and 90 when
relief was cent, have got out " INC Ice.
with iho oNcnfilnn ~ The nolVfiars.
WIN the See n Kan 90 form Captain
Willard managed 10 work his vessel into
"a little hay. who're eho was considered
safe. That safety has proved her ON.
doing 90 fnr. for while Che Fearless.
or have got out ana are now mo p1lr;
Clarence. she Il stlli fast IN The lee
near Point HARROW. Tho steam wnnfrt
Alexander. Instead ~ being wrecked. ,s
reported an rluht ana % have lken
nvc whales Tho bark ishn q VIM
fnfnN mas iNNNN NN' "Nin ana tNu
right whales. while The bark giyhsnd
had the same number. Tho Htoari
whalcr VIM. Hayliaf had taken ak
whales and the Jeannoiie three. while
the kariuk had i've. The only hld
news l. the reported death of Captain
J. a. Tilton n the steam whaior Mar.
whai. This Information is contained In
letter from Mate John Tarla ~ thr
Gayheud written nc Port Clarence two
months ago.
After the departure Of the Alliance
from san runclfcn about 200 nf the
New York men viii Htlil be- lett ~ the
profidlo. The understanding d. that
they will be- sent before the end OF The
month ~ one ~ the regular Htfnmpra 90
Honolulu. The Alliance VII convey
orders tn Col. r. u. B1rbor. 81 the
First New York. FINN Gen Merriam.
directing him tu assume command "
an United states troops arriving az
Honolulu ana establish q post ihorr.
The steamer Humboldt lr 10 convey
Battery A.. ThIrl United States nrtlI-
iery, 200 officers ana mrn a. "a
Michael. Alaska, with $50 tons Of pro-
visions. Lieut.. Geo. ~. McMnnua viii
command the battery. Lieut.. Cniunr,
Barrett Of the Tenth ponnaylvanin.
who u here IN command ~ the recruits
from that rcglment, has been given
permission by the war drparimcr.
through Gen. Merriam. 20 go u Mnnna
on one OF the regular steamers via
iiungknnE. The ostenalhlr reason Tor
this permission IN said % Dc owing h.
the fact that Col. Hawkins of the