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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
Her Heroic seltsaehaee.

n yvne near the hour ~ ii:7o y. nj.
and the war department clerk ntlll
remained within the 1nc0 atral hall 90
"a mansion not far f-uu Scott circle.
SAYS the Washington star.
Tho yourg man vac staying longer
than usual. Tor tho sri liEed him, not.
withdrawing his dI'liurv habits and
h. had some hopes NJ winning hrr
hand and heart. nui m this night he
would nut No 60 thu tHft
A. before stated 10 was 1880 o'clock
when d. rested h.H flnuW ON The arm
OF hia chair nni looked lNldly no the
weary maiden 900 the raf1,
"AiiFH Etholyud h' said, with q
great vrarn'us. "htyC Nuu thpurh'
seriously of what ihIH tHriIhIH war lHT'
"Mnst women nidUr thau = am h1vn,"
responded tho gIfl, "ara ! suppose
have done my share"
"You have rHtiCrct me once or twice.
Miss Eiholyrd hy asking mo not IN 80
On the front until YOU s1ii I might go.
imperative. Neither ~ those conditions
Il vet nt hnnd and Hllii I feel that 70
D. mv duty 10 Co. Wult do you Hny''
There was tenderness and longing
ana hope 1nd rrhnmlnr IN hi voice.
mr. he was LAYING Re- tran fnr her, and
no watched her o. fcc the cncct ~ III
words.
sho looked No the clock wlstfully md
turned hor hcavy-ladon eyes upon
him.
wei" she fnld with sublime rcslF-
nation, ~ you viii 80 rlght this min
ute I won't say n word"
And Tor the hrpi time ne realized the
actual horrors Of war.
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Science Notes,

Como. italy. win over be famous ~
tho birthplace of AicHFandrl Volta,
and Il o. gratifying To- note that that
city d. preparing o. celebrate Wurthlly
the Tooth auniv HrHiry, which VIII take
place Ia 1899, N the Invention " ihr
voltnic battery, says ne sclcnlilc
American. The International Electric
cal exhibition VIII be opened 40 Como
on tho 10Th OF May ana VIII continue
open until tho 18th nf october ana am
upArd 60 10 win hp tho national oN-
hihltIHu ~ the machinery. preparation
ana process 81 WORKING the Same. ~
Como ir tho heart ~ an important
SILK district the latter part " the 'N-
hlhltlnu cannot f1ll 90 Do OF Interest,
Furrlgn electricians are Invited 10 the
electrical congress which VIII De held
ana every opportunity will be given
them for the discussion ~ an the pa
ptrs read. There viii be- exhibited
Nollnn'H urlFlnal apparatus, his manu-
scripts. autographs. portraits. etc. An
attempt On a. be- made a. Illustrate the
history ~ electricity during tho ccn-
fury Particular attention win b. paid
20 the methods 81 teaching electricl-
~.
Lord Kelvin. the great physlcls,. will
b. "a wears " aTO shortly. and h. heing
chlldlcss. hiH Uilc Will become extinct.
a period NJ nf,y years has elapsed
since ne entered upnn his celebrated
thcrmo.dynlmlc researches and forty
from the date N the completion Of his
aucccWful work IN the laying OF the
Atlantic cable. He has rendered valu-
able services 20 the public and 10 tho
world hy his various inventions and
has renpcd great pcounlnry hOnenta by
retaining the patents In his own hands,
" IL estimated that his sounding np-
paratus ana his compass only have
yielded him a fortune.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Weather report showing obsorva.
lions at am. today;
Salt Lake Cl,y-unrometer. eo's5;
temperature, 20. minimum, 20, wind
southeast. " miles per hour; clear
Baker city barometer, 2p;9i; tenn
rcrnturc. %; minimum, a. wlnd.south,
s miles per hour; clear,
barometer so;sG; temporn.
turc, 5S minimum, o.; wind. west.
lirht; clear,
Barometer 29.sti tcmporu-
turo, o.. minimum, 90; wind, northeast.
light. rain, OG Of an inch. clear.
Helena barometer, 1880; tempcrn-
turc, o., minimum. o.; wind, south
NEST, miles per hour, clear.
Miles city barometer, e1;N; temper
allure, g., minimum, c.; wind. north.
s miles per hour; clear.
Idaho barometer, 29.S2; tom-
neraturr, 90, minimum, "a. wind south.
west, light. cloudy
General and local forecasts for 30
hours ending pm. tomorrow;
For Utah! Forecast made at San
Francisco:
Generally fair tonight and Friday,
cooler.
For salt Lake city and vlclnlty'
Generally fair tonight and Friday;
cooler.
]. II. SMITH.
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

Any one looking Tor n days outing
should sean this llft of excursions. II
visit 90 the mines bicycles free on
utah Central Limo eyrty sunday,
Ihnunh'H Nur.0yH Canyon, q. m,
round trim Doe.
Barclays uarloy'i Canyon, s o.. M.
round trlp COO.
Park city uarlgy's Canyon). s @. M,
round tTip. $500.
nrIghton'r uafloy'r Canyon, s a. M.
round trip 500.
Eureka, Mammoth. etc. sac a. M,
round trip $500.
ogden torden CaHyun). 1880 .. M.
round trip sagb
Tho RIO uandr Western ~ tho line.
Rest ior1i train service m the State.
Ticket Ofilce, pO0'y block Corner i1T
mn Information.
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UNDER SEALED ORDERS,


.n,r., know" said the stout man
as, a Grand River avenue car 90. other
afternoon. when asked hy o friend
where he was going that time OF day.
rel,tes the petrol. Free rrcFs.
"sniling under scaled orders. Here
,b,v are" as he ostentltilus'y pro-
duced a big white envelope. ornn-
m,ptsd with dab " wax us big as
siiv,r dollar. "scc2 Not 90 Doe opened
nm you roach the Campus Martius. Old
lady wrote % hCrf.lt Dldnt know !
mad 90 much curiosity Seems 90 me
ihis cnr goes about milo an hour
and 30 makes more Hl'll anu lunh,
stops than ever D.i9tt.. Icy 'u9' INV
Al tho campus the stout man Jumped
on b.f,rr thr car had stupp d. hurried
D.. IA lumber pile in front nj 10. opera
hotier sltr aud leaned thrrn NNIt no
ran1 ffis rurid face became s'1Gl"i
hls big right hand crushed the cnVel-
or ana cfumblGd the wax. He dove W.
i1 his lpft-hnud breast pocket pfuush,
out nm addressed letter ,tl,u % w
the nearest mnilh1N anl thtust ih'
m.eaivp la. lie switched down cadillac
rt,iare and ordered a srNcu-u1und
riHat. got 60 the eastern market hN th'
shortest route. lai1 IN a supply ~ hects,
purumbora, strawb'rrltF, p.a', onions
aud new potatoes. hustled BACK 90
town. tclonhoned q family on friends
thnt thcv were expected o. dinner the
next day. LETT on order NJ the Gee cream
factory. had some dninuiea sent from
the rrictt'u ard thfu beaded Tor homo
looking hlntkcr than thunlttuluui ITO
tried tn storm ana arr ear abused. but
bic wife only Laughed 40 him ana re-
tHupd that q was ths first time boz hl.
no that he had gone down town ana
duno moro than hulf rtat Dc was told
o.. d.
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don TO myself Was troubled with
lmothcrlng spells, also palgita,ion OF
the heart and that byarlnr'down feel
ing, and could not be- ON nay icot much
81 was growing worse all the Tine
until | tool, your medicine.
"Aftcr taking three boxes OF Lydia
Z. plukhamb Vegetable Compound
Lozcngcs, tho tumor passed from me.
"My health has been better ever
rlncc, can now walk quite a distance
aud anu troubled no more with palplia'
ton Of the heart or bloat.ng. lree'
ommend your medicine 70 all sufferers
from female troublcs."
Il d hardly reasonable 10 suppose
that any one eau doubt tho efficiency
Of Mrs. PinlSham's methods and medl'
cine Ia the face OF the tremendous vol
ume Of testimony.
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NINlN0 IN oNrlN cANrnN
'''' nor Logan shows Considerable,
i'Fh'grtdr ore.

"a, q, woodbury. writing 10 the In
N ,G'ai.1a, calls attention t1 tb" b "a,
n i.o s.. la Green canyon In The foliow,-
G.s,, .I..it...ne about two miles nm
% M s.hy'H my attention WAS droy'l
i,.., ,'.a u1l Stripes waving In w.
mod lhr0o hundred frat M tn.
n. X, XIV s.o-, anl wondering what n
IN .l.a the DON and found mo
~ N19l!,I0g over ihe Bllsv MINI ,,,'
'~5i. ny VIM Palmer. Nh, ,y,s " NV,
htt. wv, W. an Immense ledge M nns
o. I'm Nl1.l Was surprised ~
% ts-. ,. l''y Uf m.nar1lIg.J on,, 70
Lr- ~. being only sIx min - 80 "a
R.nf -grI b litIf heard I'd NJ
dia.g'. w. ~ b.l reason flr Eesnipr nv.
ul' ...l 20 QuIat Was. dad MI wv, ,.l., the :,
rF l.e ihat d uls a mi, ''r Te ,., d
"a ....I...l'l1u. aul aut r+n.' Nv neli 3.
O. sI5rs f.Hl lle nae been wSr, wv
Without 5 r over q year at ln w.,Slh Z
tlt IN, IN sfaHau.o. lie r,d, ~
igt vhef" launi' 20 about tw.lvs
O. iau,y h y N started his SHAFT wbicS
selns 1 NY ihe ihaft bs ON, n-...-,
holy Of ,1,g4, lime spar. tal, '"5 INV,
viii Ola, y, 'lus rock heavily m a,'i a
"on' These are promlsl loe
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Tho thinning Mira Wine.

Robert =. Spence. the well known at
torncy and mining man " Paris. Bear
Lake county, Idaho. N nt present IN
the city attending 10 business aE''S.
Mr.. Spence 10 one Of the chief owners
uf the iiummIng llrd mine In that Sec
ton. property which he believes u
tho making NJ great copper producer
Just now. says the gentleman. nothing
IL being done IN the mine, but be- init
mates that before n great while. recent
entnuRlomcnta viii be- satisfactorily
adjusted and the property put on an
active and paying basis. Mt Sprnccu
little daughter accompanies him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

Effective tomorrow Sunday the %.
e. L. win make a few Hlighi changes lu
thrlr passenger train service, on aud
after which date train 80 fDr Cache
valley viii leave Salt Lake go sos "a.
m. Instead nf $40 a. m. HH heretofore,
and train No. 3 from Portland, Butte
and points north. viii arrive nt SAT-
Lake 600 1855 "a. ~. instead w g'1b q. IN.
For M. benefit of the DNnuruioulfi1 to-
morrow, she unrthh0uui train VIII be
hold unNI A.ll D. m. n LlNnrillnd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

silver. ssH; lead. saso.
judge Green. lessee ~ the Buckeye.
came In from Tlntic this morning.
The Centennial Eureka at Tlntic Or
about 10 put ln Victor electric signal
System.
The Daisy mlne NJ Neal. Iia.. has
developed a body OF ore running $50
90 tho ton.
Gin s. Pcyton aud Boston assoclatcH,
went cut 90 silver city this morning
tc examine che Picnic mine.
As expected the Mammoth yesterday
declared dividend ~ $4,000 payable
Aus. 1T. tho transfer books clorlng
July 10Th.
Whilo no direct news IL forthcominR
fg,m Lion Hill, it ~ stated by those Ia
good position to know that the
Chloride Point mill ~ working ndmifu-
bly,, the crushctn now being IN opera
ton.
In recent report the Butte and hos.
Ton Consolidated Mining company says
u has capital Of ts.Ool.OO0 all paid In.
on July 1t last. ;hc ASSETS were $500.
] to; liabilities. 81 ,Go1.tOi.4e and bonds
amounting 90 <QD.0oO were uutntand-
ing.
Lars OuiEcn OF Richneld made a
ny.ug ir.p Co the Annie Laurie mine on
cod mountain last week ana reports
/ TIE new strike dandy. roughly
] speaking The miners have drfted
] along 90. lcdEo fnr tho flutwall hut 10
hls. noi yct been found, the ore pnunins
out ln great shape.
Butte Mlrori Some copper glance
was bfpnght 90 the city yUstrrdny from
Yankee Doodle Gulch. one aud one half
miles northeast " WnlkvNillc which
"a IN the silver district This copper
fllnco was taken from a tunnel which
d. IN about 300 foot and Il ~ stated that
thlrc are good siaod lunches Of Il now
In slght In the tunnel
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formations which seldom lead the pros.
pnri6r lefray. with the ala NJ the
adder descended the shaft where J
brbai1 a solid body or grey quarts.
rgn,eNhat colortd by ~ no1r approach
An IMMORAL The rock IL hard. ln fact.
loo hard for one man o. make very
rapld progress lr. ~ u evident II Mt
Palmer could gct needed help th' milne
,.onid ao1n hscomg a paying puuln.
ZION and he would fpon realize On. Zoe
ward he han 30 faithfully sought ana
earned.
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,,o,,,r,pISo oN CHANGE.
.-.,., r,r,,, Hand. oui 90 shares
- N.r,hsrn Light 100

NNA H'ANH'"
....y,,,ssr. spen, their mild
~. ',.,-y 5n Centennial burek.
ill',,. ..,',g tlrht this morning. nnll
az Mn, "a, IA rrht DAY. only ~
,stf,s ,hinr.ns hands iutli. ~, W. ,bis
4, 49,. b came from ihg iormy.r' w Nv,
..F .slline al SO "a ahAtr' Mlil' w,
~, tI 6ualn6Ff az lla c'n,r ~
NY wan,slatii. che closing u'l ''r '"'
stock 40 fsyar heat
o. ky v'sthsr. stocks maintained talr
isiltllnf. very frw .hflneslnh 49,
i,.a H. figures 1f Che dly "l". \.
pgrs..n.sf was asked Cor al t..''
"a rfyat.Nafi0n had r. ttl'l nln or
| M emo but could not Dol had unl.t
N BIZ Gafl Central thn h.si h.l Mie
40 q sI'rhf decline. while Horn sllN'rs
1 NfrHffh ara Waf.uf were quite y. m,
IN nm bIIrr sought fur ana ihlt
fiffHy it figures rnmm0nhnIh!o Win
thsir riod standing Sacrament" h.rl
f'i.nF ana w,ut down 90 rs CENTS. tnn
feuf. being agiluft OnCuuga OF Ah'
rt1tk at 07n cents.
with unlisted stocks. quotations wct'
equally good. chloride Point thr swan
seas and paEtar especially, siani.n
on ln bold relief aH securities thl
would readily bring n sim nrurc. Con
siderable pluluE flr minor stocks W.
lHduigGd In but 40 90 600 avail aH nfIih
ti succeeded ln creating business.
The closing figures were as f9lloNs2
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IT77ER POWER PLANT
..,,u gIlsts IS MADE MANAGER


...sss % the p'N,., this
To- di. .,ey h,li a meeting ,s
NslHs '.n 9 5 Az TO at once put , u"
rraIas an ', p.ia.. IN, zane to o. D' , ,a,
trsF r'" ,.,,st where ,he chicken n,. l',I
tiisi AZ , nd. O l.sunc. 'i " 49,
~ miles ny
,rra. Sow .rriv.l at after
lai ,,grs dslihsrau'n on w. m,
ra,a n, ,..,.',4.i in tha properly. -.
aa,is lni'i ,,'5' ,hs waters appr'-
rsai vas N J,.sIis attended to
ma and 'I 49,. e,,uy passed
~. ,ss matter was ,i,rt
m. plan &C. 80 nu'ld . ~
g,. 4 farn.'hins '.. 900 d, 9'i ~. Var y.ar.
IN, 90 az thf 'lin' ,-,p5r.ion-
d, water supply T" G m IN.
a Cd shat boo The 'pI'NH -,
irJ ~ ..,. .irane,h may De APP
rr. i'is' u''. .,.rss
~ fut,tts..l ..,y,s power
,.rnt 90. r'mi',l go.
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]. IA. SMITH.
Observer, Weather Bureau.

There exist IN the republic thlrty-foui
colonies; thirteen established by tho
government containing nearly 1000 COLI
onlsls and twenty-One colonies ostab-
liHhcd by companies nr authorized per.
sons with colonista numbering oven
1000.
There are In Mexico ll,5i2 schools,
OF these oSi2 are sustained by thu
states. a,2i2 by cities and 2ii2 private
schools. OF the total G021 are Tor mnlos,
3.iOi are Tor females and 1881 are
mlXCd. The actual attendance az these
schools was ig01i6. and the amount
appropriated Tor tho support u public
schools nearly i've and a half million
dollars,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

The chief nufgas1 " Mileshurg, Pa.
saws peWltTa Little Early ViHerH ur0
tho host pills he ever used In his FAINT
III dutln forty years Of house keep
Ing. They cure constipation, rlct
headache and stomach ana liver trous
blcs. Small IN FIEH hut great IN -.
relief Il. G. Sahumm, Prescription
Druggist, Mccormick iildH.. Corner
Main and First South Streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
from Tho Mission Field.

Elder n, X. Nielsen, OF Pleasant
Grove, reported today his return from,
tho Scandinavian mission. Elder Mel
sen has been lahorIng In Norway. whore
satisfactory progress Is being made.
but whore thcro h a scarcity OF Eldcrs.
lie lett Tor his mission In May 1896.
and returned on July ith last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
Ylrtrc -. --lIratlon.

Yesterday morning Deputy shtu0
Homer went out 60 the Virtue mine aud
fsrycd papera upon Perry Burkheld.
foreman " the Collateral minc.ln suit
commenced In the circuit court by T.
81. HOLES nfklnr Tor an Injunction pro-
hnhtinr the now owners or the virtue
AiuHm. Lntabcc and Thcmpsoh from
tttratinr the lnino or In any way lr-
tsrfofing with tho rights ~ the lessee.
utilcn. baker CITY Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

To eradicate worms from tho system
give the child plain, uourlFhing food
and WHITES CREAM NEI,MlFuHE,
Tho result VIII d.. the worms VIII dts
ana cheerful. Price 70 cts. Sold by q
G. NJ. !. Drug Dept
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HALF RATS 40 Any FONT
IN tiHh
On Pioneer nay,

RIO Granda western railway VIII
make haIf rate t1 any station on its
iino July 23rd, 2i,h ana goth, Tickets
good untu July 26,h, 1895, Best local
lain service M Utah Is given via Rio
Crandr Western ky,
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demanded by poor'. 0f wealth and re-
nncd taste n found 100 the superb dou.
bic drawing room yylilhulcd nlrcpcra on
hto overland Limited M the Union Pa
clnc n. Il. Ticket Office 20i Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

Elder VIM. q. Park, Of MIN Creek.
and Robert H. Argyle, Of BountIful.
have returned from the Australian mis-,
sion, arriving here Yesterday. The for
mer has been laburlng In the New Routh
Wales conference, ana the latter I'm thc
Queensland conference. Both Elders re.
nort ihat tho great prejudice against
being overcome aud good work ec-
cpmplIshod. Elder Barker, president on
the mission, sent by these Eldofs "A r..
port of the good condition IN ibe
mlason, The Elders loft here for IN.
ilold ON November n, 1886.
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"a FAIR FACE MAY PROVE a FOUL BAR.
GAIN" MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
SAPOLIO
wALKiRs srunr.


an assortment Of Guuzn. satin and
iH.D. white and different ClllrF, sofa
ur| T.uully Tor 15c up 90 $780, Any
Friday and saturday,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

Disease ~ cured not ny magical IN.
cantntions but by medical science
Hence Il In that Ayers sarsnparlla
cures, and that Il proves 20 cmlnontly
successful ~ % Hkillfully-pre-
pared aud strictly Hccnuno blood
purifier aud tonic. the only one admit
ted at tho Worlds falr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

a.. sheffield conference. England. while
eg.sv enl0vcd his stay there and re-
ports conditions gra Az ny,r impF3 3iia5
,.It,,n went on TO his home today
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n0LIDAY IS1uRsioNs


Via N, oregon Short Line. July 2lrd,
2lth and goth. Iu.t July goth, ono
fare for the round Cup.
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moLlpAy EXCURSIONS


Via the Oregon shuf, Line. July 23rd.
9Th and 2ith. Limit July 20th. one
fare for the round iflp.
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Is praises. 1t
las done won.
.ors Tor me la
relieving me
tuuor
Ny health
has been poor
forthrccycarh
Change Of llio
was working
n upon me- /
n was very
7" much bloatcd
al .us II bur.
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wALKER's STORE.


Friday and saturday our sl.a5 ehlld's
Tan oxford Ties. sizes So to ll-sJc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

Elders Franklin Fairbanks and W. T.
Tanner ~ Paya0n returned vrsterde,,
after hlling missions In the Southern
States mission The former labored
mostly IN SCUM Alamahn, Florida md
August 1891, ana Elder Tanner an
May 10, 1895. Both bring good ren,rts
from their fields ~ labor 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

Elder samuel I, Oldham N Paradise.
mission 10 the southern STATE ~
which place No. len his home on ~ nv.
2ith NJ August 1895. Elder Oidhar,
bored In the South Cnroilnn confSrn,,.aa
being president of tho umo for nc,,.,,,
N twanty-elght months. lie rdt,r tnu
feeling wen ana reports tho mlaslon In
a furnishing condition. ''" w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

Elder Don II, Cotton, OF Verp,i
ulntah county, returned WednesdaI,,
from mission 10 Great Britain. MAN,,
he went May l. 1880, He labored IN
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-06-28
Yellow Jacket.

Feagley 6 Williams are working the high bar
at the Placer, and the yellow specks are num-
erous on the bedrock.
Lee Virgins is shipping ore to the Clayton
smelter.
e. c. White is working his arastra, which is
doing good work.
A musical cntertainment was given at the
residence of Mrs. A. B. McNamar and the
music rendered by Lee Virgins and William
Holland was excellent. George Lewis amused
the party with an old fashioned break down. -
Mr.. Holland rendered a vocal selection entitled
Two On String" accompanied by the violin
and banjo recitation by Sam. Wyatt
'Bailing Greens for Winter'-was well receiv-
ed. Coffee and cake was served, and all went
home voting Mrs. MS. entertainment grand
success.
There will be Sherlr's sale on the 2sth of
Holland g. Shorts dry goods, etc.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-06-28

The Oregon Short Line will
sell tickets at one fare for the
round trip to any point on its
line within 800 miles of selling
station, July End 3rd and 4th.
Good returning until July 9Th
Mrs. Salix and daughter left
for their home at Stockton. Cal,
last Sunday. via. Ketchum.
Pat. Gallagher, revenue col
lector, arrived in Chal lis last
Saturday from PocateIlo.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-06-28
"O1d Glory" Hou Floats
On Cuban Soil.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Sec-
retary Alger of the War Bureau
and Long of the Navy. Depart
ment have been advised of the
successful landing of General
Skaters army. Dispatches says:
playa Del Este, June %
Off Baiquiri, Cuba, June 22.-
Landing at Baiquiri this morning
successful. Very little, if any,
resistance. "SHAFTER."
playa Del Este, June 22.-
Landing of army is progressing
favorably at Baiquiri. 1.-The New
Orleans" Detroit" 'sCastine,"
Wasp" and "Suanee" shelled
vicinity before landing. We
made demonstration at Cubans
to engage the attention of the
enemy. The Texas" engaged
the west battery for some hours.
She had one man killed. Ten
submarine mines have been re-
covered from the channel of
Guantanmo. SAMPSON"
Madrid dispatches report hard
fighting on the 23rd at Baiquiri,
but this is perhaps only one of
those war rumors.
Later advices says that all of
the troops under command of
Gen. Shafter have landed on
Cuban soil, only 12 miles from
Santiago. The attack on Santi-
ago may be looked for in two or
three days.
Spaniards claim that supplies
have lately reached Havana, but
our officials deny this.
A SanFrancisco dispatch of
the 22nd says it is now practical
ly decided that Gen. Merritt and
his staff and headquarters, in
cluding a large force of clerks,
will take passage on the New
port with the fleet that is to sail
next Monday.
The marines from the German
warships have landed at Manila.
1t looks as though we will be OBJ
liged to whip Germany before
we get through with Spain.
Blanco refuses to exchange
prisoners. He claims Hobson
and party are in possession of
valuable information relative to
Spanish movements.
A test vote in the Senate on
the annexation of Hawaii stood
A for and Is against.
The first land engagement in
Cuba, at Guantanamo, on the
23rd, was disasterous to the
Spaniards. The Dons number
ing 450 were routed, 60 killed,
16 killed and 18 taken prisoners.
Our force consisted of 200 Ameri-
cans and so Cubans. We had 2
killed and 3 wounded, and our
boys captured % rifles and 5000
cartridges.
The latest reports are that the
Cadiz squadron is now well on
its way to attack Admiral Dewey.
| The American fleet may go to
Spain and lombard coast towns.
Sampson may enter Santiago
harbor and engage the Spanish
squadron.