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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-29

Savannah. Ga, July 2S.-The British
steamship Adula. captured off Guantana-
mo Bay by the Marblehead, was today
declared a lawful prize of war by Judge
Emory Speer. She was chartered by a
Spanard and was on the way to Guanta-
namo to take out refugees. An appeal to
the Supreme Court will be taken.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-29
DEWEY WILL GATHER THEM IN
Raleigh and Concord Sent after Clever
Spanish Craft.

New York, July 2S.-A cabegram
from Hong Kong to the Journal says
that Admiral Dewey ut Manila has dis
patched the Raleigh and Concord to
gather up eleven Spanish craft which,
according 10 information sent him by
Consul Wildman, are at various places i'll
the Philippine Archipelago. Among
these vessels are three gunboats at San
Miguel. LuZon Island, and four at Port
Royalist palawar Island. Four mer-
chantmen with cargoes of tobacco are re-
ported ut Cagayan, Luzon. The same
dispatch reports that English traders nj
the coal mines ut Batan, Luzon Island.
have been imprisoned and subjected to
Entertainment otherwise by the Spaniards
there.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-29
PHILIPPINES ISLANDS
WILL BE RELINQUISFIED

At Least Such is the Present Intention, Though the Cab
net Meeting To-day May Change This Decision--|t
Has Been Decided to Retain a Coang Station
There, Surrounded by Sufficient Zone to
Make it SeIf-sustaning- -|ndependent
Government for the Island May
be Also Insisted on.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-29
HOBSON IN WASHINGTON.
The Naval Board Meets-Money to
Raise the Colon.

NHISt IHt CUIOn.
Washington, ID. c., July 2S.-Lieuten-
ant Hobson returned to Washington last
night and called at the Navy Department
today to see Assistant Secretary Allen
in connection with the raising of the
Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon. Mr. Al
len Immediately called Il meeting of the
Naval Board composed of himself. Cap
tain Bradford and Constructor Gilmore,
TO go over the preparations that Mr..
l1obson brought with him from New
York.
Mr.. Hobson's recommendation in brief
IS the purchase of all the pontoons to he
had III this country. some six in number,
and an expenditure Of $4,000 for air
bags to assist in lifting the ship.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-29
DUTIES ON TOBACCO.
On That Imported Into Cuba the Rates
May be Reduced.

OII 7 Idt IHTIIUI tVU IIIIV NUUd IHV ItuIts
May be Reduced.
Washington, ID. c., July ga repre-
sentative of the American Tobacco Com
pany had a conference with the Treasury
officials to-day in regard to the establish
ed customs due on tobacco and cigarettes
imported into Cuba. His contention was
that these articles sould be admitted eth
er free or at a nominal rate. The propo-
sition submitted was that the rate OF,
tobacco be fixed at not more than five
cents Il pound, and at 30 cents Il thous-
and on cigarettes. The matter has been
taken under consideration. and Il decis-
ion probably will be reached in a day
or two. The indications seems to be
that the rates will be reduced but to what
extent is not yet determined.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-29
Very respectfully,

II. y. 0OON,
Captain T. S. N, Commanding.
10 the COMMANDMENT Chief, Second
Squadron, Z. $. Naval force North
Atlantic Squadron.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-29
THE CUBAN DEBT.
1t May Cause International Complica
tions After AL

London, July 2S.-The Daily Graphic
this morning points out that there is a
probability of an international question
arising over the difficulty of dealing
with the Cuban debt. since Il majority of
the Spanish bondholders are French
men.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-29
NORTH CAROLINA CAMP.

Looking For Site in the Neighbour
hood of Asheville.
Charlotte, n. c., July 2S.-General G.
nj. Randall and L. S. Hoyt. arrived i'll
Ashcvillc. \. c., this afternoon from
Washington, to look after site for n
United States army camp. A tract of
| 200 acres is desired
The Progress., 1898-01-22


.hich she is specially prepared. as
thousands of the Geographic officers
,-;1l testify. Photography. and is near
~ all our establishments they may be
tound there at cheerful work. "A
workers in ivory, and gutta percha,
80 gum elastic, and tortoise shell,
90 Gliding, and In chemicals, in porce-
lin ia terra Gotta. AS postmistresses,
and presidents have given them ap-
nointmen rs all over the land.
As proof-readers, as translators, as
modelers, as designers, as draughts-
women, as photographers, as teachers
in schools and seminaries, for which
they are especially: endowed, the first
teachers Of every child, by divine ar
raneement, being woman. AS ply
sicians, having graduated after regu-
lar course of study from the female
colleges Of our large cities, where they
get as scientific and thorough prepnra-
ton as any doctors ever had, and go
forth to a work which no one but
women could so appropria tely and
delicately do. On the lecturing plat
form; for you know the brilliant sue
cess of Mrs. Livermore, and Mrs. Hal
lowell. and Miss Willard, and Mrs.
LaGQFslp. A6 pAJ6lSAoS iCtSh ACSCot CA q W
their own sex. for which service there
is O demand appalling and terrific. As
preachers of the Gospel. and all the
protests of ecclesiastical courts can not
hinder them, for they have pathos
and a power in their religious utter
ances that men can never reach. Wit
ness all those who have heard their
mother pray.
Oh! young women Of America! as
many of you will have to fight your
own battles alone, do not wait until
you are flung of disaster, and your IA
Their is dead, and all the resou rces of
your family have been scattered; but
now, while In . good house and en-
vironed by all properties, learn how
to do some kind Of work that the world
must have as long as the world stands.
Turn your attention from the embroid-
cry of fine slippers, of which there is q
surplus, and make a useful shoe. En-
pend the time in which you adorn .
cigar case in learning how to make q
good, honest loaf of bread. Turn your
attention from tho making of himsy
nothings to the manufacture of i'm
portant something's.
Much Of the time spent in young Ia
dies seminaries in studying what are
called the higher branches might
better be expended in teaching them
something by which they could sup
port themselves. If you are going to
be teachers, or If you have so much as
sured wealth that you can always
dwell in those high regions, trigonom-
etry of course, metaphysics Of course,
Latin and Greek and German and
French and Italian Of course, and
hundred other things of course; but if
you are not expecting to teach, and
your wealth is not established beyond
misfortune, after you have learned the
ordinary branches take hold of that
kind OF study that will pay in dollars
and cents in case you are thrown on
your own resources. Learn to do some
thing better than any body else.
mo, no." says some young woman;
Il will not undertake any thing so unro-
mantle and commonplace as that" An
excellent author writes that after he
had, in book, argued for efficiency in
womanly work in order to success, and
positive apprep ticeship by vay of prep
The Progress., 1898-01-22
God and the Right.

Courage brother! Do not stumble,
Though thy path is dark as night.
There's star to guide the humble
Trust in God and do the right
If the road be long and dreary
And its ending out of sight,
Meet it bravely, strong or weary
Trust in God and do the right.
Perish "policy' and cunning.
Perish all that fears the light
Whether losing, whether winning,
Trust in God and do the right.
Trust no forms of guilty passion,
Fiends can look like angels bright.
Trust no custom, school or fashion
Trust in God and do the right.
Some will hate thee, some VIII love tne's.
Some will fiatter, some viii slight
Cease from man and look above thee.
Trust in God and do the right.
Simple r,,le and safest guiding,
Inward peace and inward light,
Star upon our path abiding
Trust In God and do the right.
ID. Norman Mcleod
The Progress., 1898-01-22

give the women a chance. Are you
afraid that they will do some Of your
work, and hence harm your pros
perties? Remember that there are
scores OF thousands Of men doing wom-
ems work. Do not be afraid. God
knows the end from the beginning, and
He knows how many people this world
can feed and shelter, and when it vets
too full He will end the world, and, if
need be, start another. God will halt
the inventive faculty, which. by pro-
ducing q machine that will do the work
of ten or twenty or hundred men and
women. will leave that mum Der OF
people without work. I hope that
there will not be invented another sew
ing machine. or reaping machine, or
corn thresher, or any other new ma
chine, for the next 800 years! We want
no more wooden hands and iron hands
and steel hands and electric hands
substituted for men and women who
would otherwise do the work aud get
the pay and earn the livelihood.
Let me also soy. for the encourage
ment of all women fighting the battle
of life alone, that their conflict will
soon end. There is one word Fritten
over the faces Of many of ITEM, and
that word is Despair" My sis
ter. you need appeal . Christ,
who comforted the sisters Of
Bethany In their dome 1tic trouble,
and who in His last hours
forgot all the pangs Of His own hands
and feet and heart as He looked in to
the face OF maternal anguish, and
called q friends attention to it, in sub
stance saying: John, I can not taka
care of her any longer. Do for her as
would have doneif l had lived. Behold
thy motherw If, under the press ura
Of unrewarded and unappreciate work,
your hair is whitening and the wrin-
kles come. rejoice that you are nearing
the hour Of escape from your very last
fatigue, nnd may your departure be rs
pleasant as that OF Isabella Graham,
who closed her life with a smile and
the word peace"
The daughter of regiment in any
army is all surrounded by bayonets of
defense, and, in the battle, whoever
fails, she is kept safe. Aud you are
the daughter OF the regiment com
manded by the Lord Of hosts After
all you are not fighting the battle of
life alone. All Heaven is on your side.
You will be wise to appropriate to your.
self the words of sacred rhythm:
One who has known in storms to sail
have on board
Above the roaring OF the gale
I hear my Lord
He holds me; while the pillows smite
shall not fall
II short, tits sharp; il long, It's light;
an
The Progress., 1898-01-22
Intelligence.

Men are not born equally intellect +
ually. There are those who can not,
strive as they may, reach high intel.
lec.ual attachments. They are Meth er
architects, poets nor painters; they are
neither philosophers, historians nor
orators. Rev. James Roberts. Prcsby.
terrain, Philadelphia, Pa
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

BON, Wednesday. to the wife Oh II.
lall, a bouncing boy Molhcr md babe
doing nicely. jim says The new boy al.
ready has shoulder straps aud has been
giving commando ever since he took
charge otthc house.
BON, SATURDAY. hast. to the wife of
George Run, IT,, boy This l. No. .
for George he b. doing pretty well for -
young fellow.
ON Sunday last, At Grass Greek n new
boy knocked at the door Of Thomas
Welsh. lie was unccriully admitted
and proceeded at once ~ make himself
ito home"
On Thursday Of last week new boy
arrived AZ the home Of Wm. C,aig. The
father became soexcitcd that he lost DR.
Hosmer's grip Ms well rs himself. lie il
rational, however, At thi- writing.
Thisi- only FOUR the othei one is
coming mp.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

The club INST "Wednesday, No,emb,,
3O,h, at the residence Of Ms. WLesior
Ia spite Of tho inc!ement weather M,
attendance was large
Mrs Eldredgc read an extract ifon
the hie Of Caesar, which contained mnrD
valuable Information not given in bI.
tory.
Mrs. Wheadon followed with au inter
esliug sketch Of HE life.
A. diversion, Mr.. Northellt and
Mrs. Calls read selections from Com
sawyer"
shak.peare's Address Of Mari Anton,
At the funeral Of Caesar was well r,al by
Miss Hattie Wheadnu.
Mrs, Norlhcolt read sketch % tbe
lite Of Henrietta Marie, tho lrauiul
elie Of Charles 1 lt was exceed sly
Interesting, anl listened to viii close
attention.
Mr.. rinueo read brief sketch d. ibs
career OF EIiso llen.Ier, the hrauulpl
American prlma donna who married
Prince Ferdinand OF porug, sine.
the death Of hor husband she ha, been
living iu retirement, and il Is behaved
that her cUd is near.
The S. d. T.. Will meet next Monday
with Mrs. j, T. llodson. NC
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

steps afe now being taken Tor zen.
cral reunion of the Prominent men and
women Of Summit county. 10 be held MI
Kama. about the middle Of January.
Mr. j " Carpenter hiss generously
rendered the use of his ball Tor the oc.
cauon. This nov hall il one Of the
largest aud best in the State. and will
b. Iust the place for the holding Of such
ateuui0n
Daniel Lambert, W. y. Pack, A. u.
Marchaut, " H.. Branch anI j. 4.
Fisher have been appointeia commitis,
on arrangements. and hey will meet to
morrow Saturday, and appoin, the va.
r.0us committees TO carry the work out
The purpose i. to strange suitable
program for the ahoruoon, consisting oi
adlresse-, VEGA aud Instrumental mu.
&c, etc. refreshments and a grand bali
at night.
The Ladies' Relief Society Of Kama.
aud the y. l.. " !. A. will serve IT,
fe.hments and the Wanshp Bm.s
Band have rendered their service, for
the day.
a lee u 90 cents a couple, We under.
stand, will be charged, aud the pro.
cecis derived from the reunion, h o..
nov thought, will be- placed A. follow.
Ono.thIrl 10 the Kamas NEE shouie.
To the Peoa mootingL use and 7
onc.thifd to the stake House In tii- ,
city. There @, no doubt but that II ai. |
b. q successful affair and one that Will /
lc beneficial in more ways than ono. .
Further particular. aud the entire gro .
gram will appear In rnI TINS in % I
short timo.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

George Bcirl aud ". II. Branch were
held up last Sunday night by officers l.
suspirious characters. This, In it.Gf
is not 10 strange, had Il not been Tor iha
fact that the two suspects we've on their
way 10 iuldIl a religious mission. And
this b. how It happened
The night was dark and threatening
It lacked one hour Of midnight. All
on the street was sliIl ~ the grave. Nat
a leaf stirred not mouse stirred. The
very night ior the bold burglar man.
Marshal johnson aud Special Police.
man Reddcn were pacing their beat.
when suddenly and silently the dark
outlines VI two men appeared atouul
the Coop corner. one walked TO tho
middle OF thc street, while the other
stcalthily approached the front door OF
thc Coop, aud producing bunch Ut
keys. unlocked the door and glided Boz.
The man Ia the mi idle Of the road sia,d
like sendnrl ON gudid Presently tir
man who entered the store feappcnr,I
with large bundle. and after cirtiuiiy
locking the door, Ioinei his pul who
was waiung Tor him aud the two hastily
made Tor the railroad track. Little did
they think that lh, lynxeyed officers
from across the street had observed heir
every movement aud Werp then 90 hot
pursuit.
's.h.h.hh-sdea,hl nul.ludl buIludi
Atla-s.t We have them 90 his.tl Captain
johnson between his teeth. "Siio.
crackers, burglar-' Now shall yon feel
the vengeance OF the law. An, llal
Get your pistols ready, officer, and t,l.
low me, tot We have desperate charao
tore 10 deal with"
Swiftly they pursued the dying lgnfes.
aud ~ Eldredgo's spring they were over.
taken aud halted. On closer Inspection
the supposed burglars Nere found 10 no
George Beard, maragcr Of the Coon. |
and W, II Branch, who were ON their (
way TO Echo To take the train fur Srlt
Lake, where they we're going Nv dele
gates TO the SUNDAY School conyrali1n.
Mr., Behrc had gone into the store 10 grt
a parcel. lint IL was close shave.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02
PERSONAL

ueorga Crompton i. home on a sior
VISIT
Misc Rsia Wheaton has gone to ~
/ den on visit 10 Mrs Psela.
Hon. Alma Eliredge was in ogden
aud Salt Lake several days tbi. week OF
business.
d. w. Wick has movad into W. "
D.uh, Jr.'s. residence. lie dental rar
lore are also there
David Flisby has returned from Sal
lake, where be has been 10 the hospital
Il.s health is no. much improved.
Pres w. W. CluG and Bp. f. II
Wright went 20 Kamas Sunday and
were TIE 'prAker. at the worship meet.
ins. on that day.
George Beard aud W. II. Branch were
among those VINO went In 10 Salt Lake
toaliend the l.. y. $. Sunday school
convention.
Elder Morris ol Salt Lake and Hi-hop
Iu.ksti oi llencicr we're In Coal,illc
Monday. They went 10 Kama. Tucsda,
Nr. Morrir b. engaged In home mission.
ary work in this county.
David Moore Of Crstlr Rock was In
Coalyillc several days this week Mr..
Moore aui vie have but recently ,e.
turned from a trip 20 Omahp, where
they went. IN conucc ion with b .sine.s,
To take IN the sights d the great cxto.
sI''on. Mr. Moore -ty-i IL was % grand
affair aud WIS acll repaid Tor tho time
aud money spent la going.
sheriff Lini.ay and wife returned
iron Salt Lake "wednesday. Mir.
Lindsay hls heen visiting with relatives
there Tor some time. NJ. and Mr..
Lindsay nave moved into Thomas Ie.'s
house, near Chalk creek, nuI will be-
residents Of Clal,illc Tor the next two
years, rt least.
1T lloison has resigned his position
with the Poo. l's Mercantile Com,any
inl established offices in Stlt-i,ac.
" .ro he can better look after biz grow.
.Hs mining iuicr-t-. Mr. lluI-ou's
! u.pgcis. financially. look decidedly
Brilliant No one Is more deserving.
.rl bis many friends rcI,icl with him.
Ion. G. A. Calls has gone 10 Salt
Late aud Will spend the major portion
1i Ii- time bttNcci row aud January
o. BOO thc Iua office 81 Attome, Van
.H't, 10 further quality him-eli To dis. |
'harge the duties Of Prosecuting Attor.
ley ior sammit county.
"A. Penny, formerly T. T.. agent ut
biz point, stopped OIL hcre yesterday |
90 shake haui- with hi. many friends. |
lie enlisted iur the vur with rorcy'. |
Rough Bilrs-. aud o.. teen on dat, /
With the ssnal Co.'S In Cuba nni |
throughout the South. lie Is now ON
bio WY 10 san Francisco, uhrr, lc hn.
been orde ed 10 report. and where ne
.xpecls g. o., mustered ont.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

THH papsrs throughout the State arr
p,ill wondering why Coalyiile did not
smbrsos the opporiuaity Tor pu,ting In
WAtsruorks. and all Of them sgrse that
the tins will seme when our citisen'
will realize the mistake they made IN
voting the proposition down Olhef
towns throughout the State that have
not half the natural resources Of Coal
VILE, have and are putting Ia a system
alta sesI ranging from twice to ten times
the amount proposed TO be expended
here, and theT can all see where they
will no. only be benefited but will reap
. harvest from their enterprise. We
heard q ProulnsnI ellissn say, jusI sher
The bending question was debated.
that be bad a proposition, all figured
cut. Nhsrsby good system could bc
secured much cheaper than the one
proposed. and THr TnEs urges him to
Pssh Il along at once, so that by early
sptlps action may Be taken upon T..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

Every QUO admires thsm Since con.
lag o. Florida | have received uumer.
Gus iRquiIies for sea shells, and now /
am prepared 10 answer. Yes, ! can send
you shells, Tor have made quite col.
lection II lovely shells, both from our
own cast, the coral reefs, and come
beautiful ones from the West India
Islands. | will mail n dozen or more
different knie, 40 two alike,
to any one who sendsa stamp for post.
age, Mrs. +. A. WARSEK,
Jacksonville, Fla.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

A constant and sPpreoiatiys reader"
writes rs TO know II Nc can take icw
original "pOnss" on subscription. Most
ssriainly, my dsAT. fair one. Send us -
ton. Lot them be on Beautiful Spring"
aed sprias yourself on Il; don't iorg. /
tbs young msp's fancy" II this sui.
jsoi 10 dls,ss,siul, 10, It he on "Meet Ne
% hoepllsht Alone" or "Come where
your Love Lies Dreaming" We just
es,s on original "pomss." and We are
sonndsnt that what we can't use We can
sssp 70 the grocer for socks. Don't die.
appoint us, sweetheart. but le, your
yeung aud tender heart gusb. II will
vaTm our hearts aud save coal. II will
aid slreulation aud cure our liver com.
plant, Why. bless your bright eyes.
yoST brown Tinglsls aud false teeth. We
already love you harder than a mule
san alex With four lee, nailed on one
ahOs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

stop that Cough iake warning. II
may lead 10 GnnsL.aptlon. A 2Sc. Lutt.s
OF shiloh's Cure m-r save your llie. Sold
by John Boyion - son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

What Dr.. A. 4. salter says: Buffalo,
n. Y,--0ants From my pen onal
knoslsdge, gained In observing tbs
ansot 81 your bhiloh's Cure in cases Of
advanced Consumption, am prepared
10 say Il 10 the most remarkable remedy
thAI has ever blen brought ~ my at.
tsnlion. II has eofiainly saved many
from Consumption. Sold by John Boy
40 4 esa.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

Cosl teams have been going 10 ihe
different mines boz a steady stream the
past week. aud the retail trade must
have been unu-uslly heavy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02
LOCAL BBENTiLS.

i'll Boydsn's new residence is rap
idly nearing completion and IL very
pretty structure
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

Up to this tine DO clcNs lave been
obtained that thfow any iight on the
safe cracking ~ the Peoples Mercantile
Company store. Tie burglars have
covered their tracks we'll.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

The various cases VI scarlet fever re-
ported about town The past few week
have been OF very mild nature. aud
While 1t has kept many indoor nothing
ssiiou, has recalled.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

The slIcle East does not refer to us
as The "Blilzafd.brccdiug West" just at
present They are just nov enjoying a
hsNling old blizzard and klOndike
temperature, while We out here are
suffering from colt sunshine and fresh
rnwbtfrie.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

Considerable snow Vas fallen the past
week, aud while II has driven a number
VI prospectors Ia, lhe snow will do -
great deal Of good Ia laying iu the
mountains the foundation Tor the sum
mvf's supply Of water
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

The Hobson Orchestra will give a
dance At Cluds liall Oh Christmas eve,
Saturday, December 2llh, and also ono
on Monday night, December Goth
Tickets 90 cts. g. II. Branch, promptcf
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

The holiday afo ntai ~ hand sud
our merchants are stocking up aud mal-
ing calculations accordingly. Look VT
Tor sens startling announcements In
vur Advertising columns shortly
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-02

There seems to DO discord Ia the
merry chimes Of the sleighbells that
even an ear unframed 10 music can Dc.
tect when a sleigh'runuer strikes "A
grayslbcd or cobblestoue Ia the road. AZ
such times the unearlhly, grating sound
sends SILVER up ones backbone that
makes him think that he has not yet
taken his oyercoat out Of soak