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The Portland daily press., 1898-05-07

valids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y, and obtain from
him and his staff of eminent specialists
without charge, professional advice which
will enable you to put your constitution on
a solid basis of health and strength forth
with, before these ailments have chance
to reduce you to physical wreck.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
acknowledged as the most wonderful med
icine ever devised for those diseases which
are cauoed by imperfect action of the liver
and digestive organs
MI F. NJ Robinett, of Xenophon, Hancock
Co. Tenn saws in a letter to DR.. Pierce: az can
heartily recommend Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery for indigestion and torpid liver
tried different doctors with but little result.
could scarcely eat anything-it would put me in
such dreadful distress in my stomach. I had
dull aching pain in my stomach, and continual
hurting behind my shoulders, bad taste in nv
mouth, tongue coated brown, had faint smells
with tired WORKOUT feeling. I took eleven
bottles of Golden Medical Discovery and re-
ceived great benefit. I am now able to work n
It had not been for tits wonderful remedy be-
1ieve 1 would not be living to-day"
The most difficult diseases to cure are
those which are aggravated by constipation.
In such cases DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
should be taken in conjunction with the
Discovery. They never gripe. All good
dealers sell them.
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-07

PORTLAND. Mayo.
We quote Flour about 25c higher with Whea
at Chicago closing, to-day 49M for Maya loss
OF l4c. Corn and Oats firm. Groceries of all
kinds continue very strong. Turpentine sec
Lard higher.
The following are todys, Wholesale nrtces of
Provisions. Groc0rlcS,crc
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-07
Maine Coast Navigation Co.
On ana after Tuesday. Nov.
9th, 1892. the
STEAMER ShLAGgA

will leave Franklin Wharf Portland. Tues.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at $50 q. m.
Popnam iseacl. 9.45 a. IN. !; tlath, 133l D.
M; Boothbay Harbor, coop III. Arriving at
Wiscasset about So p. m
Aeturning-Leavs Wiscasse. MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays at 100 a. n ;
Boothbay Harbor. $50 q. m; Bath, 1888 a,
N. popham Reach, 11.30 a. III. Arriving ut
Portland about 200 p. m.
FARE: Bath To Esoothbay Harbor, e5 cts.
Will touch at Fivo islands Tuesdays and
Saturdays Going East and Mondays and Fri
days Going West. Weather permitting
O.C. OLIVER. President.
CHAS. R. LEWIS. Treasurer, mar16dti
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-07

Imports.
PARRSBORQ, MS. c R Barges No Sand q
1899 tons coal to S d Warren 81 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-07

Grain
Corn car 44G45
do bag lots SO. 46
Meal Dag lots 43 044
oats, ear lots $3.50
Oats. bag lots GAO
Cotton Secc.
car lots . 90 OO@23 90
bag lots O0OO@24 90
Sacked Rr'R
car lots. II O09lS 90
bag lots 90 oOG13 90
Middllng Sl700018 90
bag OTIS. .$0o@18 90
Mixed feed. IS so
Coffee.
Rio, roasted 11@15
JaYa&Mocha do25M2S
M0lasses.
Porto Rico. ....26G3o
Barbados. 80. 25G26
Fancy. ...... .3z93o
Tea.
Am0ys 22@30
Gorgeous. .....26@50
Japan. -. ....25@35
Formoso. ......25@65
Sugar.
StandardGran 653
Elk cline quality 10 So
Gxu2C....' 5 16
Yellow Extra C....4Za
Goed
Timothy. 3 65@8 rs
Glover West, SHs@0
do N. 7. 915Q1o
AlSlke. 10@1O1a
heo 1op, 1o017
Frev1Eiens.
Pork
heavy backs "A so
mediuml3 OO@13 so
short cut aDd
clear IS 50@S14
Beef-light.. % 2oQ0 rs
heavy,..10 5O@ll 50
Bniests n DIS 8 75Q
Lard. rcs ano
" bbl.pure TIA @71s
do com'nd. 4N 90
DaiIs. conlpd GA @51a
pals. pure s @SN
pureIf 81amsN
Hams ...s 8 asia
90 cov'rQ =.
Oil.
Ker0senc120 to BIZ
Mgonla.......... 6Ha
Centennial $500. SLa
Pratrs Astral ..1OE
In half bbls 10 extra
Raisins.
30 ID bxs606Ha
London Iay'rll 10000
Coal.
Rotail-delivered.
9 Cumberland O0O@4 rs
Y hestnuI.os. @6 90
trenklln.es 8 90
L eh1ghssss @ 600
Pea. .....s 1 S O.
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spoken.
April 81 lat At, lon 49, ship st Frances .Winn
from Plymouth for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-07

Mrs. j. A. Lewis left Friday for Booth
bay to be the guest of relatives for few
days
Mr.. ]. D. Hoyt has the contract for a
cottage to be erected at Prout's Neck by
Boston parties.
Mr.. Howard Worth who has been hay
ing a serious trouble with his eyes, is
much improved and has resumed his
studies at Maine University ut Orono.
Mr.. j. f. Page left this week for
Washington on business trip which will
probably detain him some months.
Hazel, the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Cummings Lain, who
has been dangerously i'll from the effects
of drinking kerosene oil is much inn
proved, and is now thought to be out OF
danger.
Mrs. George Kennedy is still quite ill
at her home on Atlantic avenue.
Mrs. Clara Lyons Of Portland is being
entertained at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
W. W. Morri son, Elm street.
Mrs. AIonzo Taylor who underwent a
surgical operation at the Maine General
hospital, on Thursday is at present writ
ing as comfortable as could be expected.
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-07

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-07

Foreign Porta.
Ar at Montevideo Mich %, sch Carrie Annie
from Boston for Seattle.
Ar at Halifax 9Th, schs Congo. McKinnan
Portland; Walter Sumner Reed, Pascaroula.
Ar at ST John. NIB, 9Th. sch Chas H Trickey.
Parsons, Boston.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
Grain is ripening rapidly.

Fred. Mclean took yesterdays train
for business trip to the Forks.
Allan Mcdonald was up for short
visit from Milton between trains Monday.
b. ID. Parsons the grocery and frui
man, promises our readers an interestir
change of ad next week.
Miss Mabel Gogin left yesterday f.
her home in Berlin, " is, after please.
two months visit with her sisters here.
Willie Mercer got back Tuesday from
Park River and Devils Lake where he
spent a month of his summer vacation.
Judge Mooney piloted a delegation of
thirty visitors to Camp Langdon in
Mayors grove at the 'Halla last Sunday.
L. R. Kelly, came in from Milton last
Friday to look up business matters
nected with his ripening crop, west
here.
Contractor Edwards starts his brick
layers on the ALERT and Winter block to-
morrow. 1t is to be completed by
October LIST.
4. Adams, one OF Linden's bonoled
pioneers since the early SOS, was down
from Hannah last Saturday and reports
a magnificent crop.
The w. j. Mooney State Bank report
shows big business 900 worth of
deposits and a good item Of profits on
the capital invested.
: Insurance Agents Uglow and Morrison.
have againopened up their town Office
after spending month talking business
to friends in the country.
j. w. Dickson came up from the Val
Icy and spent Tuesday with his brothers.
He was enroute to Rock Lake in company
with Prof. Lutes, of Crystal.
Billy Welsh drove Morris Orion down
to the 'Halla yesterday to enable the
campers to lionize Langdon's returnei
and thrice welcome Klondiker.~
Miss Brison arrived Saturday from
Bellville, Ont, and will spend the re-
mainder of the summer at the home Of.
her brother, Robt Brison, whose farm is,
| near town.
Mrs. John Schwan, who lives few
miles north of town, returned this week
from the Morden hospital where she I'D :,
derwent successful operation FOR de
seased bone in her right wrist. d
G. D. Mcdonald dropped in on Fri
days train to talk over the crop outloo .
with local wheat buyers. He succeed \
E. N. Smell as travelling superintendent
for the National line of elevators in thj'S
state.
Jos. Fisher, of Mt. Carmel, sold his
finely improved half section farm at That
place last week, the consideration being
$4,000. He still owns considerable land
land near Rush Lake and after harvest
! will move over to Wales.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
D. s. Horwitz, the Grand Forks piano

D. s. Horwitz, the Grand Forks piano
salesman, put in few days here last
week hustling new business.
DR.. Semple and Clerk of Court, Truax,
we're guests of Langdon contingent of
tent jewellers at Walhalla on Sunday.
Jno. Furbur and Chas. Stone both
spent Sunday at their country residences,
nearly twenty-five miles southwest of
town.
Saul Pion was in from Olga with his
genial smile Friday. Harvesting is due
to commence around there about the Goth
he says.
F. E. Renaud, of Olga, is reported to
have leased the Jennings Hotel at Cava
lier, one of the oldest and best equipped
in Pembina county.
H. D. ALERT and Fred Mclean joined
their families at "Camp Langdon" to
spend Sunday-where it is reported all
are having an elegant time.
Frank Wrightson, the farmer and
store keeper at Easily, was given the Sec
ond degree work by the Masons of the
local blue lodge Friday evening.
F. H. Stoltz spent yesterday in the
city. He is looking over his lumber
yards along the branch this week and
reports business unusually good.
A party of young people spent pleas
ant evening Monday at Iceman Haugh s
home on Second street where dancing
and refreshments were thoroughly ell.
joyed.
NJ. H. Murphy was i'll from the north
Tuesday and said that the people out at
Elkwood we're we'll pleased with the no.
limitations on the Observation-Disclosures
state ticket.
Mercer, the Hardware Man,
received a carload Of binding
Irvine this week. Get his prices
before you buy.
"Col" Burritt. the old war veteran,
made homestead final proof on his farm
in north Harvey last Saturday. He is
among the oldest and most respected resi-
dents of that vicinity.
F. X. Belleheur, the genial blacksmith
from Elm Point transacted business here
Monday and spent a few hours with rela.
tives and friends. He was the guest of
Judge Dorval while IN town.
T. R. Mclaughlin. Of Walhalla, was in
the city Tuesday on legal business. he is
the possessor of sixteen quarter sections
of land in Cavalier and northern Pembi'
ma counties and has upwards 1900 acres
in crop this summer.
Two dances out in the country Friday
evening effectually depopulated the town
of young folks. At Will Browns place
in Harvey one jolly crowd gathered and
at the home of the Perry boys, south OF
town, an equally big time was had.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
More Of Tho lIooley scandal.

London, Aug. iG.-In the queens
bench division OF the high court of lus-
tee today Justice Wright resumed the
hearing Of the motion 90 commit Earl
Delaware Mossrs bromley. Brad
shaw and Ruckcr for contempt OF court
IN attempting TO induce MIR Ernest
Tcrrah Hoolcy. the bankrupt company
promoter, 10 fnlHifY his evidence In
the bankruptcy court.
Mr., iioolcy was Hworn-expialned tho
discrepancy between his own state
mont TIM, ne had paid Earl Della
war; e5Oooo. and the carts state
ment that he had only received Ggb.-
goo by saying that he paid the latter
A-h'Vvo directly ana subsequently paid
Nun an equal amount through Alr.
hfadHhnw's agent Tor division between
EnH plnwarr and Lord ALTERNATE.
ar hooley said he had since discovered
mat bradshaw kept the Gs5.Oo0.
Regarding Earl Delawarr's alleged
oher % ti.0O0 n he uiooley) would
.nnuadict his former evidence, the
bankrupt said that Mr. bradshaw, nt
tho brunswick hotel offered him the
money In the oarl'a presence. and the
correction Of n certain statement which
Earl Delawarr wished him 10 make
WIS written out there, Mr.. llooley de-
posed IN the presence OF the earl
AMER severe crnaa-eXamlnatiun, Ia
which Mr.. Hooley stuck 20 his gunA
Justice Wright dismissed the summons
hEninst Mr., bradshaw.
The latter then went on tho stand and
nAserted that Earl Delaware In the
course OF conversation with brad
shaw as TO Mr., IIooleya position Of
Tered 20 pay Hooley's hotel bin for a
month and said he was prepared also
a. :
tl'eo0' Earl Delaware MI. BRADSHAW
declared, asked him not 20 let Mr. Han
Know ~ the matter ~ II might be- con,
htrutd as an attempt at bribery. II
was Understood at the Same Interview
nat Mr. H0Oey would be asked 10 cor
fe,i luu orlglnol evidence. while on the
stand, Mr.. bradshaw tainted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
CORBETTS PARENTS DIN |
frfs Fighters Father Kills His Wife and
Himself.
MRS. cORetrr SHOT WHILE ASLEEP.
Then Her Husband Turned Ills Weapon on
Himself Must Have Becn Demented
I'D. Corbott Ovorcomr.

San Franclsco. AUG. ie.-P ]. Cor
bltL father % James J. Corb-tt. thu
puglllst and Of Joseph Corbcitths not
cd baseball player. and OF the other
wen known sporting men. early THIS
morning shot bis ngpd wife and then
Killed himself.
40 cause is known for the terrible
tragedy. but It Is believed tia, De was
dom,ntcd.
tn" shooting occurred az tn ola rcai-
dcnce % thu Corbrtt family On Hayes
street Shortly before o'clock this
morning Mr. King. q son.ln-iiw of Core
belt, who was living In ID. house.
heard two shots In his fathtr-lu.lnH' .
room. liuffying 90 The room b. was
hortihcd To- Ind Mrs. Corb % lyins
la bed covered with blood while bis
fathor-in-laH lay on the nunr with
blood pouring from his m0uh.
Mrs. corbett was Ia her nhlht attire.
while her husband was fuily dressed.
Death must have been instantaneous
1hcr was a wound In Mrs Curbetra
temple, ana Curbett had killed himself
by plaring tho muzEle ~ thu revolver
10 his mouth. From the appearance NJ
the bodies 10 b believed Corhett arose
early ln ire morning, drtnsfd himself
ana shot HE nrcd wife while rho slept.
Shs had evidently died instantly. Tor
rh' atill lay 10 bUd IN a pcrfcstly uatur.
~ position. u ~ believed tiint C1rhctt
WA demenicd Iic had JuA returned
irum BARTLETT springs, whofc he had
boon stopping Tor hiH health
NrN York. Aug. iC.-JamtF J. Corr
hvu uaH much shocked when ho
learned ~ the death II hls parents. 40
ma hr refused o. believe a. but when
The news was confirmed. h. broke
down and wept like a child ITS
trainers McNsy and white. tried o.
console him. but 20 no purpose.
Corhlu said that his father must
have become insane or h. would not
have committed uch q terrible decd. Hs
could not account for u In any other
said. took q deep interest IN hls nnairs
and kcrny felt hlH defeat BY f1iHHim-
and k,ruIy felt his dofnt by FitEsim-
mons at Carton cry, They both
wanted him TO retire from the fing az
tor that.
Corbott said that until h. had re-
ccivri more definite Information from
California h. could not say what his
future plans would he.
He viii stop triininE FOR tho present
and the fight with Mccoy at hunalo
on September 10 may BE- postponed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
Min. worker. In conference.

Springfield. H.. Aug. is-Thg confer
rnce ~ the national executive board %
The linked Mine Workers ana opera
tors u Virdrns sub-dlssrlcts was re-
Humed today
y. NJ. Dslneli. pr,sllrU, OF the Illinois
Operators ASSOCIATION, rcgla,or1d a
protest on behalf NJ ihe association
against any reduction IN the Nlrdrn
district iie held that the scale for tho
entire STATE nXed hy the executive COM
mlttcc rcprtsantlng VII operators and
ths scale committee representing the
United Milne Workers 81 Illinois. was
IN the nature 90 a contract between tho
two organizations, H. held thas these
two committees We're the only bodies
who had authority O. change The scale.
The g. Louis Opsmturs' association
had representative here arguing
against the demands of the Vlrdsn
operators
An operators threaten % make cor
responding reductions lu che scale II
Nlrden district mines resume at a re-
duCtl0n,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
Review Of 10000 Troop.

Chlcamauga National Military Park.
Aug lG.-The new atornhcrg hual 'th
situated near the wilder tower only q
short distance from ~ tile station, vas
thrown open fof the reception pf tue
sick at Camp Thomas today. This hos.
pilai has accommodation Tor 1870 and
" the best nttsd up u any in the camp.
4 curpa u rcd Cross nurses are Ia
attendance and comfort will be given
thu patients.
scores u men will at once be- re-
moved from the ovcrcroWdcd division
hospitals.
Preparations are being made today
FOR the review % the army tomorrow
morning. In this review every man uut
Of the hospital viii participate and tho
total OF those marching viii be over
5000. Excursion ratios have been
made 20 Chattanooga on account OF the
event and a crowd uf $1,000 people VIII
witness the gorgeous sight Tho Elnhth
New York aud Third Tennessee two
regiments ~ Brighten. Culby'H cum-
mand. the Third brigade, First dlvlH-
Ion. Third ClfpH, ate moving camp ~
more exposed locations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
TROOPS ACT DISGDACIFULLY.
Gen. Shafe Has 10 0rde a Regiment Of I'm
munes Out Of Santiago.
stationed 10 Keep the Peace, They Created
Disorder, and Were Relieved b.
tho EiEhth iiiinoi..

Santiago de Cuba. Aus 10, 10 a. M
Gen. shaftcr today Ordered the Second
volunteer regiment Of lmmunva to
leave tho city aud 80 Into camp OUT
side. The regiment had hcvn placed
hero aa a garrison TO preserve order
and protect property.
There has bocn nrng Of arms inside
OF the town BY mcmbgm % this rcgi-
mcnt without orders. 30 fAf aa known.
some OF the men have INDUCED la
liquor until they have y,rgrd upon acts
OF license and disorder, The Inhabitants
Ia some quarters have alleged loss OF
property by force ana intimidation ANA
therc has grown W a feeling VI un-
tunintha concerning tlUu,
Gen. Shaltur has therefore ordered
this regiment into the hills where dis-
cipline can be more severely main
taiued.
la place OF the Second volunteer Inn
mune regiment, Con, nhaitvr has Or
arrvd Into the citS tn IEhh illinois
volunteer Regiment ul ,u.urtd troops,
la whose Hobrrty ana discipline he hus
confidence. ANA OF Whose order no doubt
Ia felt by thuHv "a yummsud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

known from r6ml-omclai sources shat
ihv Euygrnm 1913 knew yesterday that
Manila causu'li u on Saturday afiaf
Con. Iauismgf hld taken 0vnr thG
command from Gen. August, and tho
latter ltaI been authorized q uult MA
rnti and 90 embark on a foreign war
rhlp Cor H0ngk1ng.
Manila apparently capltulaicd be.
caula ~ lack ~ food. che population
aud garrison having suffered the
greatest priyallons.
Notinnai Convention GA Foreign Policy.
Saratoga. n. ". AUG. i6.-Henry
Wade Rogers and Ralph NJ. Easily,
chairman ana secretary of the commit.
tee on arrangements 0f tho national
convention ON foreign policy. have at
rived aud arranged Tor headquarters az
the United States hotel Among tho
subjects u be discussed at the oonvcn.
ton arr;
"Futurc colonial policy Of the
United States the Nlearagus
canal" international law" should
payments BE- rrprnlcd3" and other aues.
tons growing out " the late war.
The cummitte announces that
the following thus far have
cuusonte 20 speak, Carl gchurz
New York. Judge T.. G. Gross.
cup of Chicago. Patrick a. Col-
Inns Of Boston. W. T.. Wilson. manng.
INK director commercial museum.
Philadelphia: Warner Miller. New York.
Samuel Gompcr~, president American
Federation Of Labor. Charles A. Gard
nrr attorney Manhattan railway. New
York. Albert Shaw. New York. Writ
n. Howe. president National Bnr ns-
suclatlon. New orleans. Wills ]. ABB
bolt, Now York. Congressman Frud-
cfck ". uillctt. Springfield, Mass:
Moore Field Storey Boston. N. A.
Garfield, president Chamber Of Com
morcc. Cleveland. Ohio. A. J. Boycr-
idgc. indianapolis, and Henry Wade
Rogers, president Northwestern Uni.
ycrHity Chicago.
The San Franolaco chamber OF COM
mercc VII also be represented ON thu
program.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
APPOINTS BOTH COMMISSIONS.
President Names Men 10 Arrange Evacuation
Of Cuba and Porto Rico.
on Each-Now the Work WIN
do Du.

Washington, Aug i6.-rhe President
today appointed tho two commissions
% adjust the evacuation OF Cuba and
Porto Rico. They follows;
For Cuha-Malor Gen. James y.
Wade. Rear Admiral W r. Sampson.
Major Gen. Matthew c. Butler.
For Porto Rloo-MaIor Gen. John II.
Brooke. Rear Admiral Winfield Scott
schley. Brig. Gen. WIN. W, Gordon.
Gen. VIM. W. Gordon. one Of the COM
mizalonora for Porto Rico. and the only
one Of the nix apDointoca to the com
missions who II not widely known. 10
"a wcll known citizen OF Savannah, Ga.
lie II the senior colonel u the Georgia
state militia and served In the ranks
OF the Confcncruto army, lie II q
years ~ age. ne belongs 10 one OF the
wOnlthieHt families uf the state and In
conspicuous socially there. lilo was
largely endorsed Ia the state for brig
adler general
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

Ponce. Porto Rico. Aug. lb.-Gcn.
schwau'a column was attacked before
Mnyaruez and Lnroa A. ihe Eleventh
Infantry. under Col. burke was de-
.e.n5ing ths ynllry OF the Rio Grnnde,
th.y wsr, fred uruu from hillside
bv furrc Of 1900 suani1ris, who wore
,streatIug toward che north. Tho hro
was returned ana the spanlurda were
repulsod with, lt Do expected consider
able loss. a..
Nt,varlaz district. was wounded aud
w1s aftcrward oygriukon 10. q way
All, cottnre ITO was attended by two
srrreants. who surrendered The
Americana suffered no loss the artil-
Gen schwnn had not received news
M the rlqning ~ the protocol when the
action incurred. but obtained II yes-
terdny afternoon. Tho reports from
Gen. Miles are meagfr'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

Santiago dc cuba, AUG. S.--(corroa-
pondcncc Of the Associated Prcas) Tho
Casino Espanol, or spluuh club, In
Sanuugo,much frcqucntgl by the span
ilh oilccrs, has Tor some time boosted
q gramuphuno. which WAS source OF
Joy and delight 10 the club members
before the cnpltulntlIn
strangely enough, through the long
nights of the siege, tho fuyorite piece
OF music which they were In the habit
Of having repeated foui or Ave times
an evening, was The star spangled
Banner. which greatly pleased their
musical soul, although ih.y were en-
tiralv ignorant VI 10 lrigIn or algnln-
canoe As fate would decree on the
morning OF July H. when the American
uaE was hoiHted over th1 governors
palace. tho reglmentll band OF the
Sixth cavalry played with tho utmost
gust0 this splfslme alr whose full
meaning then broke upon the assem-
bled Spanish ohlu0rs Win unusual
force and With no little discontinue
TO their already runled feelings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

New York. Aug. 1.-the bowlers Of
New York and vicinity will again In
wade the West Another nine OF the
leading players will be organized under
the name " the Greater New York
bowling club. and every bowling cen
Ter In the United States viii be visited
II dates can bee secured
The ground east OF Chicago. which
has been covered Tor the last four
ielsous. win again be- visited After
leaving Chicago, games VIII be booked
90 Milwaukee and other leading cities
in Wisconsin; Minneapolis. 81. PAU.
s. Joseph, omaha, Denver, thence
north To Seattle ana Portland. The team
viii return by the southern circyit,play-
iuE In Texas, Arkansas. kentucky.
Ohio, Maryland and Pennsylvania. Tha
hoWlpra expect o. leave here about No
yDmhgr 10, returning April 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
ITALY Is SATISFIED.
Colombia Accepts the terms rropos.d by
SECRETARY la.

Rome. Aug. id,-Adm.ral Caudiana.
the commander OF the Italian squad
ron nov on the Colombian coast, TO-
cClNed ON August ian irhnite reply
ttum the government u. Colombia
agreeing 70 an three points Included
In his ultimntum 40 CO. th, paSment OF
the couuti claim naupy
a formal ana absolute recognition of
Precedent Cleveland award, and I'M
dertaklng To stop within lght months
all proceedings on tho plu of Ccruus
orodltora, and an immediate money
payment 10 Italy as q guarantee OF the
full execution OF the award within the
stipulated time,
The dispute Is thus settled TO Itaiy's
satisfaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

,,, 80, When approved by the
q ~, out Of the service
y 4, ,bs volunteer force
| a. B. mustered out viii
ue', r.. ,sluntesr cavalry and
2. :, .r an IN tn, United s'a'o'
1 -, time. and a large mum