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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10
WEATHER REPORT
weather report showing obaervs.
lions at am. today;

Weather report showing observa.
lions at am. todayi
Salt Lake barometer. s0;a5. temper
allure. s5' minimum. -. wind. south
east light. clear
Baker y-liarumeter $3.50; tenn
pcrnturc. g. minimum. -. wind, south
\ miles per hour. cloudy.
Cheyenne barometer a0iiG; temper
aturc.2i. minimum, 3. Wind, southwest
miles per hour. cloudy.
r,-iinrumctof, ali12. tcmcprn'
turr. l1. minimum. I3 wind. ruuth'
west. ~ miles per hour. partly cloudy
Hrlrnu barometer aQi22. tompcru'
ture. "a. minimum, -. wind, ruuth
lght: partly cloudy
Idaho Falls barometer. 1l.a2: ten,
pornturo. 20, minimum, ~. wind, south
east. light: clear
Miles city Barometer. 30.i2; temper,
allure. 23 minimum, 81, wind, south
miles per hours clear.
MlnncmucCu-lin barometer, a0;as, tom
porature. A.; minimum, n, wind, north
4 miles per hour; partly cloudy.
General and local forecasts Tor u
hours ending y. ~. Friday.
For Utah forecast made al san
Fnnclaco3
Fair tonight and ana Friday; sta'
tionnry temperature.
For salt Lake Ciiy and vicinity;
Fair tonight aud ana Friday Eta
}. n. SMITH,
Observer. Weather bureau.
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evadlnr them and placing the credit Of
mo hatiery's great achie senents upou
Inc whole command and saying mat
,bev otn,piv did their duty, nothing
more. NihouEn snrii- bars; among
thtm and Mauser bullets amounting %
"a b1ilriorm swept past. not one % the
irt,b bovs was touched. Ray la ri1d
ibe eitv was taken by assault before
ihe dctiarntlon ~ peace reached them.
and makes the patriotic statement that
n fhs ffrftnd sintcs thinks it haf been
raid Tor me Maine and the lives lost hr
h ready 10 qult and return hom', tut
as long 40 war exists betWern IN, 'nli--
ed gfItes ana any other country in shat
p7rt III the world h. is r0n'gnicd go re-
main "a his post. he merely refers Go
the hardships through which On, royi
have paa1oi and are pacing. not come
pinlninsiy out Tor .hr sake uf lnl1ruil
nor. and elbows deposition Co mako
the most Of the situation. 10 F luiie
plain. however. thni Dc ana inc otn'ri
would welcome IN royal fashion 'n ore
der to return home.
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pirs AND SPURS.

silver coz: lead. $3.50.
Thomas Weir goes TO bingham TO-.
morrow,
The Snowflake "a 1'lnilc II SAID 90 be
Showing hlrh-grado ore.
An elrhth-foot breast Of ore is report
"a In the Albion mine az Alta.
J. u. walker. Jr.. u the omaha, r.
ports that property In excellent shape
nt present
Henry Newell. J. H. Timmony and
b.. n. Muller were today voted members
NJ the stock exchange.
The payment " she Mcrcur'a Novcm-
Der dividend declared today. viii give
the company n total ~ u,siG,ooo.
John \. Kirby. tho able Huperintcnd.
ont OF tho Bulil0n.icck was In the city
today comforting with the company =
directors.
W. Q. n. Ailru came In from bingham
last night. whore he has been Tor two
lr three days experimenting develop
incntH On property IN which he II In
tofcHt"d.
George Dorm went out 10 Mcrcur this
morning 90 discharge the pleasant
duty OF distributing ln tho nrighbur.
hood ~ $4,000 90 the Morcur and Coy.
scr. Marion employee
on saturday raymnHtCr Block NJ thn
Highland boy company win 50 out to
bingham 10 pay un the boys 40 the
mine Monday h. viii perform a alm-
i.af duty 90 the smelter
Among the arrivals from Manning
| last ulght WIS Fred DcFn. who weni out
day n two ago o. witness work on tho
Mcreur company mn enlargement,
Mr. uern FayH Contractor pcdorlch ID
pushing things right ahead.
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Judge Duaenborry Intends 90 star. f6r
Nernal tomorrow. iic N.il open court
there Monday,
Tomuruw n'ght ana seur1iy nIfhi
Mariclla Merry Makers appear 100 iha
opera house IN two Interesting plays.
The following salt Llkcfs arr regis.
tef'd o. the Hotel tuhCrtf3 samuel
licst. " W. Pratt. Don 9. ROBBINS and
3. H. Chase
The following notices of mining 10.
cations have been dlc'i with the county
D. 1niofi Hlf1 lluolcr. situated IN san.
.lQp.n mining district located by \. q.
jacobson ct nl. Minnie Moore ana
Minrir Moore Fraction. situated IN TIN.
t.c mining DISTRICT located by james
Wilson.
Tho travelling llhtary scnt here by tn
Federation ~ woman clubs has been
EIvcn place IN the Provo Book and
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Salt Lake Guy. utah. Nov. 10. 1895.
POULTRY.
Hclaw are wholesale buying az.
ureB on poultry. butter. egga and
cheese. The selling figure IA 10 per
Therc b. llght demand tyr
poultry. with prlcoa declining aud
uncertain on account of the OPEN
INK 81 the game market.
Dressed poultry drawn. with
head and feet OF, bring figures as fol.
iowHi
Turkeys. per 10. ...... ......"i2V. II
Hens. ,,.. o. .''' - '''''''''''' so 10
ltooatefs.''.'' 900, 1900 So. 'oa
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Dealers report the butter supply weak
with figures gett.ng iirmor;
Creamery butter, por pound"." cav
Dairy. ..sss. ,ttsssss,s .ss.,ss,l2ff ~
cheese. utah (uewl ...,,.,......... 90
EGGS,
The egg market 10 stlff AZ present.
and ihcre o. good demand for the
pruduo, now quoted az $3.50 per case.
GRAIN.
wheat-s0 q 5i cents per bushel.
OntH-yiOO O. sli0 per hundred.
Como cents per hundred.
Cracked Cofn-S 800 per hundred.
nyc-G5 cents per hundred.
nran-G0 conta per hundred.
ghorts-70 cents per hundred.
HAY.
Timothy 1900 per ton.
Mixed $500 per ton.
Alfalfa 5000 per ton.
FRUITS.
APPLEs-Utah, In good demand. per
hu 00fMiac.
PEAI,s--In good demand, per box, 81 %
toI $50.
LEMONs-Cal. per box &9,0OGsG50.
| GRAPEs-All varieties from sl.75 to
$500
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the United states by sidney Low. aud
Hermann suierm1nn, by Prof. Benja-
min w. Wells.
Among the Interesting articles O. the
November numhcr OF Self culture ere
ths following. The omaha Exposition.
hy Irene Byrnc. SPANS new world cole
uu'c-. Hnlanda Place IN Europe: tn,
United States and the Far Eastern
question. The BIBLE aH literature. The
Werner company. Akron, Ohio.
The Coming Light is q monihlv mag
nzine devoted to higher ihinklug.h.gh
10 living and "a higher social order.
Among the contents u the Nov NIB q
number are Some Japan ise Customs hy
MusayasMi Oa; The Gentleman. by "a
descendant OF the Adam Family ant
Saturday, Chrd by Eva v. Ciriiu.-
gu. O'Farrell 81 San Tranc.so1.
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lIIfRARY NOTls.

The Ladies' Homo Journal Cor Mo-
vombcr has me following lnteres nE
iisi af contents: Thanksgiving on thc
Farm, drawings by Alice Barber Ste-
phour. Frank o. Small and cllfpn
johnson. My Fira, Flgh 90 the Jungle.
Henry N. Stanley, The jameson. IN
the Country !, Mary H. wilkins.
where the Cuuh.tllrf como ft9n'
Inahrlla q. Oakley. The Alrcdninl side
~ Mr. Moody. sgyen. Constructors.
A Blind Composer ol 5000 hymns
Foster Coates. \ Polish Fantasy, MA
Hermann K1tzschmlr. snap shots az
Famous People: The Girls NJ Camp
Aoady-I. Fay ClmphalIi HOW luch-
ard Wagner Wrote HE Operas, Huua.
ton 8. Chamberlain; The Minif uf
The Minister % Cirihlg Chaps.
iv-yl, Caroline \, Mason; A sIlh- LINED
ON, uipce 3. illohm md. Th' cherry
Tree IN our Back Yuui. Madeline y.
nrdroE; My collection OF Dolls, Annie
Fields Alden There are, b.s.lrs tll-
mrlals On timely topics and humorous
Illustrations.
Fiank Lcalle's Popular Monthly f1r
Naember opens with a paper ON Amer
lcl, Including articles by Col. Mcclure,
Hon William T., Chandler Hon. Cufh-
man n. Davis ana General Fllzhugh
ANls AANNs lftAfl T. aA'AfAi'A ANN
tributes an article entitled with
Wheeler and Roosevelt AZ SnniaFl
There are several Interesting HiorII and
lue poems ANA the numhor ls, as uBu.
aiy ppimsely ilnsuutcd.-Frnn Les
lic Publishing Hl0uE', iii-ii3 Flf,h
avenue, New York,
The November Forum is full OF time
" articles. The article on The prcy-
fus Anllr. by yves Guyot. editor OF
ihe Paris Steele. O. One most complete
expose Oh his case which has appeared
The table Of contents u ~ follows;
The pr0yfua Anllr by Yves Guyot,
shlll We Keep the philippines? hy
Han. Charles DENLY. The Moral OF tn,
Cuban War 10y Goodwin smith Nlyu
Lessons on the War. hy Fred ~ Jane,
Some weak Places IN our POnEDn SyE,
sem, by Major s. n. Clark Germany
ana England, by HIS Excallercy a v0r
schlfle; The Nlclraguln Canal, by
ex-senator Warner Miller, The New
llrlma Canal, hy BrIg. Gen II, l.
Abbott Does Collego EDUCATION Pay
By PrQf. John Carleton IlncH; Thl
Change IN English sen,imene Toward
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

Present weather continuing the High.
land Boy amcltor near Murray
VIII md Itself IN completed STATE
bong before the time stipulated iu thI
contract. ana this being 90 clra. WIFI
be In a position 30 handle itH 800 tons of
ore daily On the carly spring. rather
than along towards summon ua FIRST ng.
urcd on. Thlms Wolr said today that
things were going their way in great
shape. ana shat no time was being llsl
IN pushing the amritcr So on cariS
completion. Tho frame work was rap
idly being put together uri the ma
f0nry was receiving overy attention ul
the hands OF those engaged iu d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

The good people VI Colorado are no,
behind the other mountain states In
looking after the welfare OF their boys
In ihc Philippines. \ LARGO conslgn-
mont OF books and magazines viii bo
sent hy thp next boat 90 Manila Tor The
use % the reading room ~ the Colorado
quarters. Thoy were making arrange
mcnta yesterday with General Agcui
Gray Tor transportation 81 the books
over the Southern Pacific ~ san Fran
cisco. The books passed through salt
Lake today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10
II WAS A IAME SESSION.
last Nights Meeting q Ihc Civ Council
Neither a Busy Or Pfoine,ed One.

Neither a Busy or Ptolne,sd One.
-
Last nights Council meoiing was
neI,her busy nor pr1,ncicd one.
quite a few Of III, members were absent
and those present were doubtless tired
after the election of TucHdny
The Irrigation committee submitted
another report rcinirming its previous
recommendation that the Council re-
consider lis action In abandoning tina.
portion Of Parlcy'a canal across the
southeast bench. Action. however. was
deferred Tor one week.
Police Court clerk plchl reported tho
deposition ~ ip2 cases Tor october
from which tiil2 In anca and forfeit
urca was derived.
An appropriation ~ 1000 was voted
20 the watefworlts departments 90 de-.
fray the expense NJ lowering mains De-.
low the frust line IN additional streets
on the north and cas-. bench.
Tho petition of Samuel =. Howard
and others for the use of portion Of
the water from the gravity sewer Tot
Irrigation putp0FCg Tor n term OF nv'
years or more On such terms ~ mas
be- agreed upon. was referred Goo M
committee on sewers and the cts
engineer.
The contract with the board ~ pub
iic works and william Holmes Tor keep
inr street and sidewalk pavCmeutH 10
repair Tor "a term " thr0c years. was re'
ferrrd 90 .ho committee ON streets O.
designate the pavcmcn,s which need
repairing most
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

81, tbo Offices ~ the De Ia Mar
..1y today. came the Information
~, I'M waa progressing very aatlh-
,.,gy 0n the Golden Gate mul IN
mont The structural steel, whl'i
~ zen delayed somewhat. w. now NV
7. tte Fllund and the ptohnhlllu,. ~ ~
IN In fifteen days the null1
~ Will BE- entirely ,h'lo li..,l.
,,nsr.ty of 100 tons daily. and by
e,.t I'd tho now year, the nntlcipn.
w.. sra that this amount N ore WIZ
--i.g rf8rpar ~ treatment ". \.
90, CAPTAIN Dc In Mars manager,
!. al rraint out ~ town looking Tor
if.flimtnih
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10
1ISH FROM Utah MINES
,,,,pm PAYERS THE CONTRIBUTORS


. known by the fruit u
A sl., Is a mine or MINING com
Nl.. ,ssrn by the dividends II as
r ln This being the case van
irul'--...,.,rlly b., credited with some
nv. h.., mines In the country a. ~
Z" 10y "a d.yld,nds paid. she j. eNceilsu
pom. Y 10 any. on the states 10 the
,,.rean Union. ,.
AZ In Of each month "a a banner
a.. history Of Utah mining az
al' 5ay over 100000 b. either paid
% t-s..1 90 those holding stock IN a
W, ths states bss, properties To
...,ri.nr 10 regular custom the
.D - King company handed out TO ne
S'.' go, the sum ~ fs1.5o0 thin
feAl Ing followed by the dlatrl 1u-
an 'li; ,4is'0 by the Grand Ccu.ral.
al5 by the swansea, While from
90 ,f'fhe Mercur company there
q. ,F. announcement that diNldthn
l.l.l ~ r.ria share or $4,000 had
q ttr,I th.a amount 60 hnd
h.h /, Inc wallets OF those en-
DO Ola Monday. the 2iai Inst
ti'fl ~ r.y.day falling on sunday
OF .g..s III the BuliIon-Bcck CONF
AZ W IN. sfIfrnunu there was a M .et-
flhl t.. d'rscinrs. the result or which,
.fE y .ey,,s.isd would be- the r1lilnF OF
49,, tis.lcrd. this 90 be paid on tht
al'.. Ina leaving the coners " inc
llin lNg m what On believed 20 be q
,lHii.,. ,giii.1n. Summed up. tolay .
,.li,nl ,1,yfm .nts amounted 90 tlo.,-
.,g, which win be materially
.-ssaei iiicr on In the month.
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n,piNu ~ rur rir.
ni,itss little Slack. but Figures wen
n,ialalnsd sacramento Active


Bu,siH continues little slack ON
d. nIfk exchange, although on me
utFs drurfa are wei maintained ana
give rood tone 90 the local market
no feature VI today'H call was Sarri-
rlaid. which rose a little from yetitr.
tlyt prices aui made heavy sales hll
isi way tom "a 90 cs's cents closing.
Doe n6lk vas tribe ln tho ascendant
ard BAD hil NJ ~ cents, while thefe
utff dnfuHgH ut t4ls,
ne IAN started with quotations 10
filf share. tut derplto this feature mo-
tsilnfit was done uutn Mammoth was
rarhil. when 900 HhArlH changed hands
r rii share with the paper IN good
tImaHd NO i4ilit. Mgrcur, eN-dlvllcud,
had hd W tiuits. hut mo- trading bee
'g .nduTal lu ihU brokers passed on 90
l1tHf Mammoth. whore considerable
i.,.yliy was displayed. $500 shares md
sr takers between 60 and 90 cents, a
little decline from the figures OF the
Day before, The sales mentioned cun-
fliuit1 tht entire dealings IN class No,
J. ihe remaining stocks standing prac-
teally unchanged.
Dexter opened for stocks unlisted and
ga business ~ $40. while a bid OF
Ei2h remained LOO evidence, Following
lhi eame chloride Point. which sold at
llli and then omaha made ~ appear
ance with a stationary bid but no deaf
mss Joe bowers hold It, own ana no
mlia, ana liullluu- Beck Tunnel made a
nle al 40 CENTS. while Naleo played the
accompaniment loo sales az from 500 20
Nltl, With thr stock registering a
closing hli " tits The other sellers
were Trin ana Little pitisburg, the
ilimer 100 3 cents AVID above ana the
latter at 4 Ceuis Creole % Park city
vas called and hal q bid of o cents,
Win offerings nt 90.
The c'1F'ng figures vera az follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10
~. nl.n.l le 40 30 Vol.

-, Klrrot Gold Mlnirg company
,,.,r AL 10 head Thomas Wei ana
g'.rrs A Lowe. VIII soon be lucurnIr
"a and ready fnr business. Tho
,'.rr1nv owns 30 acres of patented
,-snl I'm me West uip ~ Merrur ana
,..s5s-1 IN wage merry war lu IT, de-
lsitmrnt lurt na soon M the necessary
,.t'rirarlfa are attended Go. hr.
w.r stalled today that In all proba.
NAV a contract would be- let Tor
sft'rs ona hundred feet. the bids to be
,Isai frf ln q day or two. From MI
vtfi remarks u would appear thnt
= "a So Lave have great faith IN
tta frtftV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

News from Beaver Lake tells % the
erection OF Whm on the Copper
Mountain mine, recently bonded, the
work requiring f0mrihlng Ike 1000 feet
% luu.lcr. ~ The minra development
% " the intention that when he ii0-fo1t
Lowell D. reached drifting viii b. com.
monced. this 10 b. prgaocuted IN the
hope OF catching tho vein from which
Do h. expected shipments viii be- made
IT'D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

The Y. 81. G. a. and flkH go So oH.
den over che Rio Grbuin Western hy
special train at 1850 a. m. saturday,
November i2th. u OH expected that thIi
N'u Doc a very close game nH the EikH
have been greatly strengthened nIuol
ihe las. game. Fif, gLuo round trip
Public Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

A letter has been received from Raw
Kenner by relative here. dated
Manila, oct T. He II gunner IN roi.
tory q, utah volunteers. ana was IA "a,
nick OF an the lighting there. ne 49,
niles 10 congratulations by modes,iy
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PROVO.


iNoNp, UTAH. NOV. 10, 1898.
The Maeser School.
Yesterday afternoon and evening che
now Melser school 10 ihs First ward
vIs thc scene OF very Interesting cxar-
ciscs. participated IN hy al the pupils
w the public schools. the teachers.
momherF or tio board of education and
many citizens. The occnH Iu was tho
formal opening of the school and d nur
program arranged Cor tha event was
CARED ouI 10 cons F.od of speeches.
a1ngs. fcci1tIons. hyiH..ng tho nag over
Or Karl q. Mcascr. che veteran o.iu-
Gator beloved thr1ugh1ut Oh. STATE
and Throughout the Wee. wherever
tt1h people ur their deseenllus have
home, was poaou. 1ri made au lime
pfcsslvo address full of flihsrIy c1un-
Hcl aui 90 teachers and pupils ana cx-
pfc.fiNo ut appreciation Df che honor
cont rrrcl upon him by having ihs bsau-
uful building named lf,or him. an ih.t.
however The people consider they have
huu1roi themselves more Than thov
have h0rurfd Dr. MelHorJ 1H the oven.
INK cake. nr9Nich.s lll cocoa was
served AMI rhc day pasHc1 very pleas.
autiy Tor aii
nv NWuAlNE r. y NNn modern fWna
Story brick structure containing oight
cllss-r1oms. large halls. principals
office and BE- in every resp convent
emily arranged.
Tho four rooms on iha fret floor are
comIUt,i ana nrr now u uHs. with
over 200 pupla ln Attendance. the
rooms un thc second zoos HrH not ysi
nnlahrdi when completed fhH building
VIII accommodate about $50 nupil nri
thc rIsi wll be about $1,000. Tho
niructure Ga credit o. iho board or cd.
uc1iIon. the architect. 70. e. watkins
ana he aupcrIntodsut % uiua. ruction
-. ~. Berg.
The teachers ln the nrN school arc !
VI. Jensen. piin7ipal. Aiifs Mary Nut.
i1N and Miaa Ella kirkwll1. assist.
ants
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rAkc Laxative Hfamo QulniHr Tablets
fN druggists refund ihr money Il Be-
fails O. cure. 600. Ttn genuine h4H
l.. -. .. on frrh tfh'af
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TRANSFERS OF srncKs.

Mamnuih. 200 shares ~ sails.
Lower Mammoth. 800 70 Co..
Lower Mammoth. 100 ID Csc.
Lower MnmmGih. 1000 "a Giiac.
sacramnlt1. 1000 n Gle.
Sacramento. 500 ~ 6ii5c.
Sacramento. 200 ~ else.
Sacramento. 500 ~ DC.
Sacramento. 1000 ~ dgitc.
Slctamonil. 900 70 6likC.
Dexter. 900 a. t27i.
chloride Point 900 q ttij.
Tcit1. 1000 ~ be-.
Tctfl. 1000 ~ $40.
Tetr1. 1000 d SIC.
Little pltsburF. 1000 n &c.
Bullion-Hcck Tunnel. 900 % i0r.
Nnle1. 100 ~ tiO9.
Nnie1. 100 ~ Sis.
Nale0. 400 0 Si.iiit.
Total shares r1id 1890.
Selling value of stocks. ts.3G9.1i.
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N, pcxi,r mine al Tuseatora, ,. SSS, 4
..'.s,tsl Today with a sold par Nalu..
~, si and an aNifa NAVY tnlpii l,..,
y c,snd.t The propar'y - tepli ~ ~
% H. tha face OF such shipments
ail.,, ,sesIyod this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

Mining Stocks OF Morris q west. iJi
Atlas Block. salt Lake city.
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Ralph Guthrie. Stock Broker Room II
Walker Bank building Telephone No.
t03 a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-20
THE SPANISH LOSSES
WERE VERY HEAVY.
cubau Refugees Report inst o"v
Were Killed I'm the Engage"
menf mt CicnfueRos.

f-o,,.,,yb,ea 1905. by the Associated Press.
KEY WEST. May 1s.-The Spanish loss
awning the recent engagement at Glen
suagos is now known TO have been mnch
heavier than at first reported. Three nun
sred Standards were killed ana sesera.
hundred wounded. Great damage Was
done along the coast.
Soon after the engagement the thiteu
states cruiser Narblehead picked UP sew
eral Cubans In an open boat. some mics
down the coast, including Col. oruze'
I,eut. olIvares and three psivates. from
an tusurgent camp near cienfuegos. They
reported that the Spanish losses ana me
damage wrought by the shells from the
warships were very great. Inc nospitais
az Cieufuegos. they said, were fui OF
wounded men. and the fear prevailed ev-
ervwhere that the American warahips
would return 10 complete the work OF de-
struction.
During the engagement the Marblehead
threw 40 vital shells into the Spanish
forces and zoo shots from her secondary
battery. The gunboat Nashville threw
as many more shells and ! 300 shots from
her secondary battery.
Fifteen hundred Spaniards were station
ed in an improyised fortress, Or neck OF
land. and upon this the ships concentrated
their fire and it was here that the most
terrible destruction was wrought. During
the heavy FIRE Of the shells and Just after
the lighthouse was blown up. I'VE Span
iards. who were running together in an
attempt 10 escape. were picked of by a
shell from tho Aarb.ehead. the gunner
being ordered 10 fire upon them by En-
sign Pratt. They were torn TO pieces.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-20

WASHINGTON. May 1s-The president
today sent these nominations TO the SEN
ate:
War-First regiment OF volunteer sr.
giaeers: Col. Eugene Griffin, OF New
York: First IAeutenants Aigernon Sar-
tors. OF District OF Columbia: Fitzhush
Lee. jr. OF Virginia: Carlos carbonel. Of
Troy. y. Y, Thomas J. Sullivan. Of Col.
orado: Karl Fisher Hansen. OF New York.
To be commissary Of subsistence with
rank Of major: William Alternately, Of
Missouri.
To be engineer officer with the rank OF
major; Charles Lincoln Woodbury.. Of
Vermont; Captains William D. Beach.
third cavalry and William A. Sunk.
eighth cavalry.
Treasury-E3wsrd Elias OF California,
as<ayer of the mint at San Francisco.
To be assistant quartermaster with the
rank OF captain, First Lieutenant George
s. Cartwright. fourth infantry.
To be comn;ssary Of subsistence with
rank Of captain-Fredersck A. Hyde Of
New York; william II. Anderson OF Ohio:
George r. McCuiiom Of Tennessee.
To he additional parmaster-wil,iam Fl.
Schotieia OF San Francisco
To he assistsn; adiufant-ceneral vita
rank of capts.n-Pufram Bradley Strong
OF New York.