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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

y. Preston Cunning. the wei known
Associated Press correspondent. now
Porto Rico. and both women are
daughters of ex-ConsreasInun John ~.
bennington. The candy came through
The mails ON "wednesday The post
mark On IN box was iiienihlo. but 70
g supposed by Mrs. Dunning to have
been sent by lady friend In San
Francisco named Craven. After
opening the box. Nrr Dunnlng handed
't 70 those sitting ON the porch. 10
1upinasautneaa was feit BY any % the
party unt1 they had retired Tor tn,
liTht when Mrs Donnc WINS taken 80
with a violent vomiting spell Mrs.
cumming later IN the evening was also
.akon lll with y similar spei Toward
morning Mr.. Donno'a daughter was
'1l.ou sick In the same why as were
is0 the grandson. Miss Batgman. and
'ilsa Mllllngton. but they soon re-
covered.
Mrs Dcanc dlcd last night Mrs.
nunningH condition today ia proc
uuuncrd serious with little hope Of zee
Govern
Tho candy remaining uneaten Will be-
analysed
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wtAIHER REPORT.
weather repor, showing observS-
tions at am. today!

weather repor, showing observS.
lions at am. today.
Salt barometer. s9;ss; temper
allure. 90. minimum, On, wind south-
cast. s miles por hour; partly CLOUDY.
Baker barometer 2g,ll. temper
allure. "a. minimum, CO; wind west
Hight: partly cloudy
Cheyenne barometer. 1890. tcmi,r-
nture. GO minimum. ii wind. north
wcst, G miles per hour trace; cloudy
Hnvre barometer. 2l.SS. tempcra-
turo, %. minimum. 90, wind. calm.
cisnr
Hsicna- barometer 1856; tcmpera-
turc. 60. minimum. g. wind. south
west light; partly cloudy.
Miles Clty barometer. 1870. temper.
aturc, as. minimum, o.; wind, north:
trace. clear
Idaho Fails barometer. 2o.os. tenn.
pcraiure. CO., minimum. g. wind north
mllo1 per hour. rain, .0i % an inch,
cloudy.
Wlnncmucca--Haro $1,000 tom.
poruturc. 90. minimum. n; wind. south.
west, miles per hour. rain. o. Of NJ
inch; clear.
General and local forecasts for .,
hours ending pm. tomorrow;
For Utah. forccart made at san
Francisco;
Parity cloudy tonight and sunday
with scattered thunder showers n
mountains; stationery temperature.
For Salt Lake Citv and vicinity
Fair tonight and Sunday. STATIONERY
temperature.
J. ". sMITH.
CbHorver. Weather Bureau.
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MUSTER our VOLUNTEERS.
That WIN rs sumeient 60 unrfiaon the
Nnrious Places Occuricd Feed.
Ing spanish Prisoners.

Washington. Aug. lathe war de-
rurimcnt b. seriously conHidsrng tho
settlement 81 the questions growing out
Of The spanish war. Tho disposition
VI the troops. tho.numhor 10 be- retained
and what troops 10 muster out of ser
vice 30 ono ~ the questions that la
swing The department considerable
concern.
The President has discussed this mat
Ter with Secretary Algcr and Gen. Core
bin, nnd after going over the various
phases ~ the situation has directed
thom TO think over an the questions
and recommend what n found % be-
best IN their Judgment. The army
probably win DO reduced 10 10000 men
and the other volunteer troops aside
from this number viii be- mustered out
AZ soon on the department can cunyc-
nipnily do ~. 10 In believed 90 tho
department that now that there D. no
more lighting 10 do. the volunteer
troops VIII b. anxious 90 retire from
service ana get back IN their various
ayncutlonH.
Tho large force o. great drain upon
The country not only in the matter ~
ray ana subsistence OF the army bur
un account ~ go many men being away
nom thtlr various ,mpluymCntA 10
d. believed that 10000 men will be auf.
nclcnt 20 rtrrifun tho various places
occupied hy the United states.
The war department has also consid-
ortd the matter % tHklug care ~ tho
spanish soldiers IN cuba ard Porto
Rico, N they shall Do found In want.
These aoldls are 10 q sense prisoners
N war. aud while tho United States
government II not bound 10 care FOR
| thom undrr tho terms of the protocol.
/ yet In the cause NJ humanity neither
/ AlnnlurdH nor Cuhhna VIII b. allowed
10 go without fond.
In care 10 is found ncccrsary to
/ furnish supplies 90 the spanish sol.
/ ditra the spanish government would
/ b. expected 60 reimburse this govern
| mrnt Tor H. outlay
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OOINGS IN THE POLICE COURT

In the police court today Charles
Thomas faced charge OF trCapaHf, hls
oncnsc having been In an attempt %
pass fruit aud tobacco In 90 the prison.
crs az the city jail The defendant
has been an inmate of the Jail and
made a statement In HE own defense,
upon which he was discharged with a
good talk from his honor.
Thomas Hcndrckson answered 10 u
charge ~ having unlnwfully destroyed
certain property 81 oscar Younghurg
by breaking window In the saloon.
lie was fined ti5 or will stay In JAN
for 10 days " the inc II not paid.
J. l.. Sullivan pleaded guilty 10 u
charge " plain drunk and got -.
John Freeman. colorcd. and Ernest
Minnock. white. answered 90 a charge
~ trrspnrs and both were discharged.
the first on the ground Of his being on
the way 10 Join his regiment. and the
second because he was making an cf-
fort 70 meet dos show 20 which he
belonged.
DENN1soN's CASE.
The burglary charge against Jack
pcnniron was heard and the defcndnn,
was hound over 10 the district court
In n band Of 500. This cn-e ~ onr
arising from the robbery Of the an
~ SIR Charles Aucr at saltair ON Au-
gust 5th. Dennlaon having been ar
rested ~ an accessory with Golden
Brown,
Asslliant county Attorney Roy Var
Colt prosecuted IN the case and Dannil
O. Eichnor defended Dcnniaon.
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CHASE BY BLOODHOUNDS
Il Is Being Carried On fore coofido Robber
and Murderer.
-FOUR MEN ARE KILLED UP 10 DALE.


Denver. colo. Aug IA special 90
the Times from Kokomo. Colo, says
a posse with bioodhounds BE- ar'urinh
the hills In search VI Pug Ryan. 'n.
robbcr who escaped yesterday Afternoon
after shooting anry in when '"'
mon wore Killed and two m'fiHl'
wounded. Tx Deputy sheriff ~ -.
Conrad. 81 Hrecknndeo. located th'
band OF outlaws who robbed saloon
IN that town Thursday night near ko-
komo. win sumner whitney @ wen
known business man Of Koi.omo. Con-
rad went 70 ths cabin 20 investigate
Tho bandits OPENED Ore and Conrad ieh
dead I'd the FIRST shot whitney var
morally wounded. bat h. continued
firing and succeeded Ia killing DICK
Hryan ana MORALLY woundlng DICK
AfaniOy. Pug Ryan escaped, heavily
armed. ManiUy has made r. clnicHtlpn,
IN which hu snyH there were four men
IN the gang. one % whom. Fred WIZ
ron. lon fOr Glenwoud after the htc.N-
lufidan robbery iir also says that THIS
gang committed numerous ruhherieH ~
cripple Crock ana 1ths MINING camps,
and killed two men recently loo saloon
robbery nt Goldncld Colo.
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The Cache County Contest Choir.

Logan Nation; As usual In aralra OF
that kind. ,hore Ia some ill-feoilng over
tho selections for the contest choir
10 h. proper TO said, however, that the
selections were made By a committee
who had In view solely the winning Of
the prize. II was also wisely decided
% give an classes and an towns an op-
nlrtuulty o. take part, Every prrcau.
ton was taken 10 avoid flvorltlsm, aud
thr best vocal talent was sought
throughout. Each voice VIII De- iuir q
uu lgs merits The selections were not
made by Prof LOWS.
A magnificent body ~ flngcra has
been gotten together ana while ~
course no sxiravaglut hope u enter
tanned that Cacho county viii carry N
the laurrls. % cannot be- denlcd that Mr
Will send an aggregation that VIII du
splendid vocal work, aud VIII put any
choir In the state ON rs best mrltlc,
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Consolidation Of steel Companies.

Cleveland, o.. Aug. i2.-Mr samuel
Nathrr. director ~ the Aiuurrutn
Iron Co.. was asked concerning tho
reported consolidation ~ three bis
steel companies, among which are The
Illinois steel Coz and the MInncHuta
Iron CO.
Tie admita that such an nmalgam1-
tlun has boon discussed. but said h.
had not heard If Tho appointment NJ q
committee 90 invcutigatr the unnir of
she MiuuoHntu company, although h.
riid Il WIS likely that such u commit
tco had been nnmod " the deal had
progressed as Tar as tho report would
Indicate.
The Cambria Iron co. and the Tack.
nwaunu Iron ana stool Co. were tho
other concerns which have been Con-
sldorod IN tho proposed deal, Mr
Mathcru said Ito did not know, how
ever. which one ~ them was tho thTl
concern to De- Included in the truHL
should thu consolidation ~ the illluu
steel Co. tho Minnesota Iron Co.. tho
Cambria Iron CO, ana the l.ackuwlnuh
Iron ana Steel Co. Boz effected. for
mldnhie rival IN the Immense Carnegie
interest win have entered tho lIHiH In
ihr iron and steel nclda %, tho world.
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TsleGRAPHlc BReWTlts.

John Lane. the publisher aud Mrs
King. nm American lady, were mar
rlcd at London today
Horny n8urassi. ". p. and Joseph
Pope. under secretary u state. az
ottawa. have been appointed Joint
secretaries of the International CON.
mission at Quebec.
Thu following officers have resigned.
" X. MAYOR, B Fourteenth Minnesota
Infantry SECOND Lieut.. y. u. EiHton,
Mia our irfnntry. Second Lieut.. W. e,
daley. Flrsi chic cavalry.
The reported death u Mrs. Terrlss.
widow % the actor. who was murdered
hy Richard Arthur Prince on December
10 last. proves 10 have been an error.
Mira Tcrrlss IL seriously ~.
surgeon General s,crnborg has writ
ten ietiar 70 Cleveland ~. Dodge.
chairman 10 the supply committee OF
the rcd Cross society, acknowledglng
the receipt OF 5000 which he VIII DIS
ulaute.
The delegates 10 the convention a.
form u constitution for the state ~
form a constitution Tor the states of
Salvador. Honduras and Nicaragua.
continue thelr sessions at Mnnagut
daily. The work, however. II progress
INK slowly
The Third regiment u. s.V. Om-
muucal. col. " N. Ray. will slll today
from savannah. "a. Tor Slm1go, on
the transport Minnewuski. WepIlrH
On the boat, u Il said. have delayed tho
departure several days. The men ara
all on board and well.
The Mississippi state board " health
has sent ont corps ~ inspectors for
trains and guards FOR landing points to
protect the state against possible
spread u yellow fever from Franklin
I IL. No person can enter Mississippi
/ from Louisiana without q health GER
/ tincaio
! The signal CORPS has been peculiarly
! fortunate In tho preservation NJ I'M
/ health ~ iis men during the war ~
I operations have been wherever hi
army was, nmld the sickness of san
I tlar9 os VOL as elsewhere, and yet IN
l death hy ttHrdfr % none ~ tho met
has been reported. ono oficcr ditd %
foVcr, Two men have been killed.
Commissioner Blnror Hermann. o
the general Land nnire. win leave wash
lngton taias for hla home IN OREGON
lOwHiune National Park and reserve
ltions ln California with Wow 90 study
the needs ~ these parts NJ the publ,
domain. lie VIII DO absent about rli
Wcoit
The Now York weekly bank state
nsnt shows the following changes
] SURPLUS. reserve, decrease, tC.isi. ii0
loans Increase, f1aii.il0. specie. de-
rrrnsn. - 101Gop' LEGAL tender. decrease
SCOT 400; deposits. Increase. N.7pi 900
circulation, drerrlse. iii zoo The bank
now hold SigiiiNn In excess of IN
requirements uf tho 20 per cent rule.
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ana varied program. drent care ana
Kindness b. been exercised in the edu-
cation ~ these little animals and they
viii Introduce many now acts. ftt-
haps the most exciting feature ~ the
Performance 10 the work NJ The ani'
NAL IRE department, which consists
OF a miniature hook and ladder
truck. h0af reel and hrc engine, gtch
drawn drawn by pretty little shetland
ponies and operated by dog anu mon
key fireman who enter burning
building by ascending ladder ana after
rcaculng number of their follow
creatures, carry out the household et-
fecta and finally CNtiugulsh the hfe.
The Are department VIII %, seen on
dress parade az II u. m" together Win
the balance Of the company.
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Lewiston. July d, $50.

LoWIRIon, JuIy " IAl'
To the Editor;
There met at the residence OF Mt
and Mrs Hyrum Karen of this place
their friends and relatives, The occasion
being the birthday OF Mr. Karen He
was "a years old that day, There were
prrsont an OF their children except Two,
Mrs. Ben Karen Harris N Marysvllle,
Fremont county. Idaho, ana their son
Thomas =. Karen, who II on mis-
zion 10 the Eastern states " was a
very enjoyable time. Mr.. karrenH
daughter n-lnw presented him with a
beautiful rocking chair as t1krn OF
respect Mr.. Karen Is one OF th' plo-
se years ago. lie Is one ot our Well
to.do farmers and respected citizen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

TIntlo Miner. sheriff Turner, of
cache. Deputy sheriff Gulbausln OF
SAT- Lake. and sheriff Ahutt 90 Davis
county, were here "wednesday. shorln
Abatt was looking for a brace NJ horse
thieves, while the nr1t named gentleman
came down % Identify q man WHOM
Dsputy sheriff Crunin had IN charge,
who gave the name ~ Ayllng, hut who
was supposed 20 be- T., q. Thompson,
wanted M Logan Tor forgery CONE
mittod two ytarh ago, Although tally
INC closely With the description, ne wa,
moi the man wanted and was discharged
from custody,
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MINOR MENTION.

County clerk Dunbar and Attorney
Hampstead leave for Soda Springs this
evening.
Fof siit Lake CITY and vicinity
Fair tonight and sunday stationary
temperature.
The stake conjolnt Mutual Improve
msnt conference IL being held IN
roocio cay today and tomorrow
Governor Wells. Colonel y. W. clay
ton, u. -. nurlCy and J. v. Market
went 10 Wood river Idaho, last even
Ing on a fishing expedition.
n. V. Cox. Of salt Lake. IL spending
several days IN the county, supervising
needed repairs on the Dessert telegraph
line between here and H. ucorge.-Mil-
lard Progress.
Next Thursday will be- S. I. 4. day
At SaltaIr. There Will De a iino special
program during The day and splendid
mhgniscupc exhibition OF war pictures
at nigh.
Charles Parker. while engaged with
other Wurkmcn In digging o trench
10 Emigration canyon yesterday after
noon. was caught IN q cave % earth.
re was considerably hurt ana brought
90 the city fot treatment
4. g. NJ. l. viii give its annual out
lnE o. 10 employees on Tuesday. As a
prelude 90 the oxCur1lnn all hands
will have trolley ride over the Salt
/ Lake line ON Monday evening. Both
events arc sure 10 be- pleasant.
Mr.. Ernest Williams and family
came up from Salt Lake on Sunday.
I ana loft Tor tho Park on Monday
/ ar. a. r. shane took them up "a
| ReNhurg. where they were 90 got a
team. Their hlg camp wagon icfl
well ntted.--idnho Falls eFlstcr
"old Jerry" the wcil known cat at
the central fre station died yentcrda,
and was buried by the boys with tut
honofa. He had been frozen. burned
| run over. and Killed several times
| Everybody viii remember the old ycl'
low cat ana be nurry that he nnnllj
dlrd uf old age. ogden standard.
Alex buchanan and w II. Martin OF
the Dca,rrt News office and Ale,
CoWnn. also ~ salt lake City, visitet
our once Monday. Thoy are takinf
rest from their l.bon and eNpcc
to enjoy themselves IN our county hunt
Ing and fishing. FOR which II II uncN
celled.-Fremont udaJ Journal.
Davis County cllpperi \ peddlor wa
held M ON Firth North and First Yves
at 1 o'clock Thursday morning hy
couple % young Salt Lnkors II wal
not money they wanted, hut tho prl
vlicgc OF sitting m the peddlora toIna
toes while he was driving to Salt Lake
| They ala not seem to have NJ mucl
dread for stained trousers ne they al
for ten mile pace. Their Bountlfu
siris. whom they had met NJ Lagoon
was the cause of their trouble,
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Dog and Pony Show

Norris nrnthors DOG and Pony show
win commence weeks engagement
here Monday under biz tent 20 be
erected on the vacant lots on East
Fourth South near state street where
performances win be Byen daily at
$3.50 ana s:i5 p. m, This will be their
first appearance In the city. The qum-
plny il said 20 be- the largest II lbs
Kind in America, numbering over 100
animal actors. am Of which have been
trained 90 take their parts In long
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Wanted
TO BUY
1000 Dogs.

Mus, be WHITE In color. Of the
GREY HOUND VARIETY and inc
Following Painted In a-lnch Black Let
ierl on THAR sides!
The Foreman u our baking Powder
department., while overseeing the mix
ms oi 4 batch Of sAflTAtR BAKING
lpWDER. lost q Diamond stud, size
~ car1is. fni IN c1mhin1tlnn for
Rms or STUD. The Diamond ls q pure
Mhlie Stone. Il was pgesenied % our
Foreman by his New York employers
IN recognlii0n n hia ability 90 a manu-
acturcr " Baking Powder. We viii
pay so IN rold TO any Person returning
slme with The can % GNLTAiR BAK-
ING POWDER IN which the Diamond
va. found. % 0ur Office. Room 20,
o'Meafa building.
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FOR A REST on THE COAST.


Presidents wnford Woodruff and
urort, @. Cannon took the noon RIO
urando Western train today. with The
Pacific coast us thelr destination. They
win nrnt go 20 San Francisco md viii
then quietly visit points OF Interest IN
tho stat. The trip is simply undertaken
Tor rest and recreation with henc-
nclal results 90 health ua the ultimate
aim of tho outing President Wood
run. an thlyfs considered, was feeling
pretty well today. As Co President
cannon. his health has not been good
Tor some time. n iH sincerely hoped
that the change will do them both
good They viii only be absent Tor
tho next two or thrUc weeks.
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Bonneville canll.

Treasurer ]. Greenwood returned
from salt Lake Wednesday evening
while IN the city he visited the state
land board and had quite a tank with
two OF It's members concerning tho
prosprcts FOR the Lake Bonneville
nroisct. Prom their talk, these gem
tlomen would lead one 10 believe that
thcy have fun confidence that the
canal will be- put through IN the ncnr
futurp. They stated that when the
bnttleship Maine was blown mp an
Enellsh syndicate was upon the point
az puttlng up the necessary funds, but
fearing war they decided 70 walt
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THIRTEENTH WARD REUNION.


Tho members of the Thirteenth occic-
classical ward are preparing for a bic
summers outing at saliair On Monday
next Active committees under the
personal supervision Of bishop Empey.
who II bending every ofiort to make
the outing a success. The bishop cx.
tends cordial Invitation 10 an mem.
hors OF the ward. past and present. to
attend. During the DAY appropriate
cNorciacH viii be carried out and Ia tho
evening a special program will be rem
derHd.
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height when / "a, N-'J
inid torr1dl1a IN M ,tlalt i.t
hlit three or -Four fr,'--n d't-i
once how ar1ucua tt.' leu h
~ that nfrrc dIs.i,.li nFs
ssr.,,. .i ~ ai9 N. Chine Wa
~. t-lnhg q dehattfs- I... tlts
thc lludent command = q d.
y, yond ten yards ny, tt-
cease hrlng.' The ~, ,isaii
Mele a. once on the e,,, p
The nearer the wan ~.
came the hospliaiify .ne uia.,
: i ~, ~, W. uger-leggsi. ilss 4
,'isult nant .Ftw1rl-rk XVI Z q
forgot his Japlns.s r, ~ Ia.
that he would not i.ft9v ~ ~,
nf hlm-rnined shs ~ ~
hcrcd upon lL i. 80. VI
that feat-it ives elsv ~ -.llf 3 i,
who followed him Iii ft. '.-lf ~
q rurcrhuinan enori IL, '-ai B \
W , ,i' '., Gays would ia1k ~ y
ana would become vsrv i' ti \
what honest history msy
MON Of the scaling " h. @
Tho suh-lIoutoraui og..
down from ihr wall ft- ~
~ was ~ clri.aa ms- a.
care who're he was t1 H., .. IA
weIe 10 o pool NJ blood. y. n
m his enemy. or 0u he ~.
b1ynnct; b. did not s,rs -.
llndCd on his head lraffr n.
almost certain hH clu.d ~.
Ills lrct Lut 1h1tH lu IA" w
cerrlon NJ hie bar nWtrl
" fact. h. ala Goo .lr. 49,.
y chinese a1lil.r Hhinvk-
down from th' wall uar ~
sensible fellow, HtruHt MIA
Or nmazcmruI IIH .Ifr.f i, Z.
lieutenant with "W1lI thtr.
lei loose an insane aavium
/ time. sure Iu hlH Oy.a. t.
| recovered him NJ to Iis v
On that descending 'rIfIrts.
form. down came ih. .fra'.af r..
" the suh-llentou8HHH trafi ~
| ietiy spoiled his rlIrIU. ~ ~
had no time oven tI UlW .rt.
tors 90 come i1 bis haIp. fa-t'' H.
HE mouth and eh0k.i hlm
The HcUun inside .Hr usn L..
work the Hub.llOui Hlnt M b.
4 ala there are not lt flr M .
pose % 10 an right though q.
a. you are ln thH matter \.
words. 10 paint 'h. niriuf. ,
richest color ana me uafns.
your Imagination. ne ngl
please. -uoiey's MariElnt
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THE BOYS GOT Off.


The trial Of Roy Gnrnett and PM
nry IIults. a trio % ovor-pa,rloilc. rock
throwing and Spain ha,lng American
youths. an M mbars 30 tht same FAM
Ily, Terminated hafnre Jua.lce Slmmtr
The lads were under arrest nn charge
uf aAsaul.ing PROT u. u, pohrluiagh.
the plano tuner and teacher lf foreign
ianguageA Their hearing hsgun yls.
to-day afternoon. hut thsro were %
many wGueslta % examine thlt ths
uinf could not be nniahed uniu today,
The boys, % Hr9ml, hli made thcm-
selves 0nfrnHlye 90 ,da prof isdr under
the belief that ha was q Splnlsrd and
IA Legitimate obj ei ~ attack. The
truth appears 90 be thlt b. was born "a
fuhlec. ~ Great Britain and tina. be-
has applied i1r Unlted states ci:.zen-
shin p1pfrt
The boys were found not guilty but
were given a severe lecture 10y the
court Cor ihclr Interior, nee OF pobrtn-
isah's rights a. q lrfiisnt ot she CONE
muu.sN
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It was Just al 9 o'clock when the
Third regiment reached the rear OF
the Ion hank ~ Fort No. !. Then was
seen what one may call me stampede
OF machines alleht, steady, mCchan-
Teal blind rush The first company
was making toward the outer WALL and
the Chinese showed how ready they
were 90 welcome 40 valiant guests
Whatever you may say about thfm,
you can hardly accuse the eelestlala nt
treating thelr friends with Indifference.
They presented a picture 81 a ripe corn
nold clurht In q herce gale, those flrst
raglmrnt men. They fcll by tens and
tWonties "A they atruggled hey
slipped on the blood OF their comradesi
they could not always jump over the
bodies of the dead and wounded-ih
came IN such huge mnNws. Ana there
were many among those sull rushing on
who ana not know that they carried
thrive, four bullets IN thelr flesh.
sloplng down from The fort was a
steep incline one hundred meters In
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Washington. Aug, ie.-Tho war DO
plrtmont has decided 90 send more
naymhHitrH % Manila. They Will take
d million dnllara with Thorn 90 pay the
troops Ia the Philippines a million
troops AZ Porto Rico. hut the ptymus-
tiers re aantiaFu win be sent over 10
ptrtn Rico 20 dlshurse the money,
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The Officers ana teachers o. the sun
Jay schools of this sake will hold
their regular meeting on Monday even
Ing ncxt a. half past o'clock. In me
Fourteenth ward iafcmhly rooms Az
sabbath school workers are Invited.
J. IA. PARRY. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

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then asked FOR an extension or TIME
from the State, and the land board eA-
tended 10 to- Doe mber ]. iA9s w. Us exc
pect1d that ne soon NJ ths war l1 oFef
these Englishmcn viii put up thl nelcs-
s1ry money and The Bonnie .lue pru-
isci vii be started and pushed TO COM
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