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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

Judge Hllca held no court his morn
ms
a settlement out ~ court has been
had ln iht clHe % WIN. l.. webb u at
" Thomas Mulloy.
y. l.. Myer has ont % the county
commissioners q docllnatl1n 90 serve as
election judge In district 90
The case u Domlnlck y. Benson ct nj
" Salt Lake County has been strlckon
from the district court calendar with
leave 10 rclnnlato.
Elizabeth ~ Radcliffe has nlad an
ainendcl complaint Ia her suit against
mote In the sum " 1900
The case u the Lake city bank W a.
Milton MuHscr has been stricken from
the calendar ~ the Third district court
Win leave 10 rcinataic.
The temporary restraining order, on.
Joining the sale u certain Crown
Point mining stock. has been granted
IN the suit ~ g. NJ. Jackson against
the mining company.
The jury In the damage suit Of Mrs.
Mary krnnck W the Draper Irrigation
company has awarded tho plnintin
damages IN tho sum Of f2S. Mrs
kranck sued for $500 as cumpcnaa.
ton flr damage done hor land by tho
Overlooking " tho defendant CON.
pany'a canal
William r. Jack " the Southwestern
stninH mission leaves on this evening"
H. ~, W. train Tor bis field of labor
AFTER having enjoyed "a weeks Visit
hrru, Elder Jack speaks la hiEh
iefmh VI hlH mission field aud ~. John.
Kansas. Prosperity, ha says. has
dhWnri upon tho sunnuwer state aud
good crops have been general this year.
me saints are gradually settling In
htanord county, Kansas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
THOSE RAILROAD BOARDS,


After n nights sleep the impressions
received from the complexion " the
new board u directors Of tho oregon
short Lane have not changed but
rather have become settled. This
morning Il was the one theme of cone
vorsailon In all " the railroad offices
In the city. The RIO Grando Western
officials were quiet stating that all thcy
could do would be 10 walt Tor develop
menta A. to how far the pledges
uf the railroad mnFuatcH who were In
the city yesterday. would De carried
out was an open question, The RIO
prnnde Western people iutimatsd that
human nature WIS weak and that
nothing could be- expected u the Union
Pacific officials that WIS not clearly
IN the interests u that organization.
~ the linton Pacific office they had
suddenly become rcticent In contrast
a. being very uutapokon before the
meetings took place. a. the Office Of
the other roads ~ course ull was
speculation, but the universal opinion
waH that the Union Pacific would use
the power they had gained. and that "a
change was Inevitable. most ~ them
thinking that " would he along the
line outlined by the News" last week
a. the oregon Short Line Office II was
said that they had positive lufnrmn.
ton ~ tho effect that the old officers
of the company would BE- reelected nt
tho forthcoming directors meeting ut
linHton, and that any action taken
would In no way nncct the system az
10 management
General Superintendent Weiby ~ the
RIO urnndc Western left this morning
Tor Park City IN the interest VI the
Park city division N the road.
y. W. Reynolds. travelling live stock
agent N the linton Pacific. IL In the
city, coming from the west this morn
ing.
l.. q. Leonard. butte agent ~ the
Mlnnourl Pacific. has returned from q
short trip East This morning he was
consulting with General Agent Kooaer,
preparatory to returning TO Butte this
tYsnlnE.
WV WiilnuEhby. Union tloket agent
Ing.
The stock car famine IL very much
relieved, large number ~ ears that
we're nont east loaded have been 70.
turned 10 the west.
H. u. Shepard. travelling pnnacnr,r
agent ~ tho Chlcuti ard Alton fnit.
rlnl, ar vel IN The cts this mnrrinr
from 10" Zoe. SO m ttuuraa thn fs D.
az umnha nm inn no" success. Tie
crowds who have ho,r lu uuruIuI ~
Wrru very mA.' larrer than cNpcc ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
FROM the -FOUR WINDS.

San Francisco has been definitely
selected a. The next meeting place of
the Episcopal trlennial cnuciavo.
Reuben Ii Lloyd. Of San Francisco.
was elected grand master NJ the Ftand
cneampmong " Kulght Templau,
Christian Daniel. Inventor of "a dozen
machines used 10 shoe Manufacture, IT,
dead 40 his hpme IN iirnoklyn. iIls
machine was toe iirst Used fur sewing
wehs In shoes
Syracuse. n. ", oct il.-'rhs inter.
national Typographical union today
selected Detroit ~ me place ~ meeting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
Makes People Well.

The one true specific Tor diseases arlsinf
ifea dsbiiitaisd nervous system israinei
celery compound, 80 ksnstsliY presented
BY physlsisns. II Il pfobseiY The NEST "a.
shlefsrsdy that ne srisuiihe research
Of this counify has produced. Prof Rlvsfd
v phelps. Y. n. T. q. p, II nafimouih
college Gee, prescribed chat u new knsNr
the world over as raine's celery compound
a positive cur, fsf dyspepsia. bhieusnsss
liver complaint. neuralgia. thsumatism, 81
nervous dssasss aud kidney ifeutlss
ralue's celery compound has succsrdsd
agaia snd arain where everything else hss
INA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

NAMED In the rerimentai hospital from
July 18Th % August SUI. when he was
sent To- Nov York ON transport ne
entered the government hospital q
Nontauk. whore the noble women or
the Red Cross minigiefpd % the wants
u Thousands From there his sick iuf-
Tough was extended, and he vent -
Los Angeles 10 fccuperafe me- hth,ul,
While lhers he was confined 70 his ~
arialrr. however. be Improved rapidly
and Il now ln a fair corliii1n f1r clin-
nio.a recovery. &c called upon Mra.
NJ w. RIfsr the president N Che rcd
croan -lrIply. today; also upon MI.
ulcbard Macklnt7sh Hc VIII lcaNe ihis
ciiy ihlF cveunr '1r Bun1'1 Nrw YORK
whore his regiment Is stationed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
FOR LooaE sAIrT oF wnEAr.
Personal Paragraphs.

Mr. 8. Plough. from Seattle wash.
and AIR. Peter Petersen. Tacoma,
Wash, called a. the News" lfice this
afternoon. They came fnm Das
Mulnts. Iowa, whore they have ationd-
oil the convention % she Danish
brotherhood. They are taking in the
sights u The city today and viii leave
toumrrsw Tor their homes M the far
MCs,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
NsllInr AhIIIsfrmen.

\ party OF artlllerymon came In tho
city dhls morning from San Francisco
BY tho way on the Rio urando West
crn from ogden. The party was made
w oi several eahigTn companies, who
have boom stationed az san Trunclsco.
Thefr were about nftcCn 90 thr PARTY
which divided their Appearance IN such
a manner 40 60 Indicate that they have
had pretty good time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

W. II. Pratt, Inspector ~ United
States surveys came In this morning
after going over the work Of Surveyor
stewart near Chambers station on tho
Garfield Beach road. Two now town.
fhlpa have been surveyed ana ok
others Med. completing che work from
Gnrheld through O. bingham. Mr.
Pratt says there n 1tlll q large area nf
tlrmlnE land available Tor settlement.
gentleman was tho surveyor general of
California under tht Harrison adj.
minlstraiinn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
nlrn HIS MORNING.


Special 20 The "NowE"
Provo. Utah. OCT %. is9s.-Mrs. Jane
Davis IeWia. wife OF Bishop w. j.
Lewis ~ the Third ward. died this
morning at O'Clock after ten days iI'-
n.rs. from bronchitis
Deceased was born in N1rthwaies,oc-
,ohor Is. 1895. and came 90 Utah ln 1850.
locating In ogden. She moved 90 Provo
iu 1861. and has lived here ever HInr'.
She leaves a huahnnd. six children ani
sixteen grandchildren.
Tuunrll occurs tomorrow az O'CLOCK
from the Third ward mnuslng housl.
Mrs T. y. Deal. OF spungvi'le. ditl
this mornirn nc 9 o'clock from blood
pol aonnR, caused pugpcral fever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

The annual meeting Of iho RED Cross
Society will be- held at ihc Supreme
Court room on Saturday afternoon for
The purpose ~ elcctlnH officers Tor the
ensuing year Al members aud friends
Interested are requested No. De- present.
A full report ~ che proceedings " the
past year viii ho read. Chairmrn OF
enmm.ftrH bring written reports.
PRISCILLA =. RITTER. President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

John Drown. Jainos Turner and Dan
corngan. arrested last evening on in
FORMATION from Provo. were taken %
the Garden city this afternoon by
sheriff st0rrs. who came down this
m0rulng 60 Fff them. The mrn are
charged with stealing goods from a
Provo store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

The secret OF a clear skin, soft whl,s
hands. and iuxuriant half " touha W
the perfect action OF the pores pJr
duced by Cutieura Soap, heyoha ~"
rlfylng and beautlfying soap IN w
world, as well as the purtai ana aH,,
est for toilet. bath and nursery -,
the only preventative Of plmpleAnls1,sse.
heads. red. rough hands with shlp4
nails, dry, chin and falling hlll ,ts
simple baby blemishes, because gI
only preventive OF Inflammation ~
cl0gglng OF the pores. the cause -,
most minor directions OF the Skin
acalp and hair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

Washington. oct il-Tho following
ctblcrram has been received at the
state department;
Hucnor AyroH. Oct y.
Hay. Wnshlnrioni
General julio A. Hncu lnnurlirated
president today, Alcnria remains min.
htrr f1r foreign Affairs
tsigncdj BUCHANAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

"woii. are you going 10 got ~ W
asked " the rural statesman iuFi ~
from Washington. whore he had ~.
With Wow 10 securing an Appolnu"
position. -.
Don't think am. That 'hcfs ~
ereafman " nur'n was too dufhH
pcrllte 10 me."-Dctrnlt Pre- fresA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

Chicago. oct is.-Frcisht Traffic
MnnnEcr nosw-th spoke on behalf u
the Canadian Pacific railroad company
before tho board ~ arbitration today.
In advocating the relations of differ
entail rates he emphasized the fact
that the government subsidy granted
the Canadian Pacific would not be-
sufficient O. compensate the company
for the loss " freight traiilc II dlnor-
entails were abolished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
I,Irr,

T.FwIa.-Tn the Third ward Ifo'1
oct. ~, 1895, at am, Jane Wli' 3"
WIN. J. Lewis, ,,,.
Funeral from Third ward mt,lN;
house. Provo, tomorrow, friday :"
pm. Friends are invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
BANKERS AND BROKERS.


\ party Of bankers ana brokers from
New York. boston ANA Ono, Atlantic
coast poinu, came into thu city thls
morning and proceeded 10 take In the
town Thry were received at the Rnuis.
iofd ~ q dgpulhtlon from thr Salt
Lake STOCK Exchange, who constituted
ms the city.
Among the party are tho following
gentlemen. y, N. harnrH. -. blanchard.
y. H. Mills. Jas. .. Hanblrn. y. ~
hprtgue. Thus. y, Carpenter. b. Firher
Elir dEe, Jas, H. shaw, VIM. %. FgrFu.
.pn. Fred A. Gilbert, %. y, Hove. dcn.
\. knowles. Edward French. Chls. III
Miburn, Arthur L. Robson, Jna. M
smplon, ~, w Thaycr. A. Vi. st9wart
ana n. N, Telband.
ihey SO west this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

Monday. Oct 18th, via oregon snS =,
Line railway. Round trip only ia
special TO leave az $500 p. nj spe''"
returning after opera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

London, Oct. il.-Tho Lorlllnrd-
Brrfflrd stable chestnut nlny Myakka
won the prundcrrust stakes at New
Market today with Tod Sloan up. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
Shadow of Herself
Stomach Was Too Weak
to Retain Food
A Complete Cure Effected by
Hoods sarsaparllla
Now Enjoying 10 Best Of Health,
With Digestion Perfect.

any mother was subject TO sick head.
aches aud indigestion Tor over year.
She was unable TO stand for any length
OF time, and was obliged to atay,in dark
room as she could not bear the light. She
had noappctito wLatoyer aud horstomach
was 10 weak she could not retain what
food she did eat. sho also had severe
pains In her head. She suffered 10 much
that she became but tho shadow OF hor-
solf. Ono day happened to read tcs-
timonial about Hoods sarsaparlla. It
Sounded so Truthful
I persuaded her to try this medicine.
before finishing tho frat bottle there was
an Improvement In her condition. She no
longer threw up her food and her head.
ache was not 90 severe. sha took Ia all
tour bottles % Hoods famaparllla and
several boxes 81 lioodn pills and rogained
herwr's4t She ifuov onioying tho best
N h.al.h. Her digestion d good aud sho
Eau eat almost anyth.ug she wishes. sho
70 q years old and alga sho ftss a. we'll
a. when rh9 was 20, Hoods sassaparllla
made complete euro IA her case. -
Miss MARY MAscARlE, lronton, Ohio.
Moods SaTsaparilla
btha bo,t tin fact the ono Truo Hood Purifier
ProparedonlybYc'i Hoods Co., Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Pills i q. p e l X e9 AZ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

raae Laxative Brnmo oulnlne Tables.
Az druggists refund the money
fails 10 cure Csc. TIE genuine va
= II. .. On aarh fHhiat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tho weather forecast az furnished ~
ne local weather burtlu l. as follows
falr tonight and Friday. stationary
Temperature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

Via oregon Short Llnn on Meneaxw
october l7th. with opera co'np'r.H -
Special train vii leave at 9'sV "
to return after the onara1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
One and Clphs.

The candidate for Vice President on
tho midiie-of-the-fnad ticket o. q wtA
known man and prevents the cung.iA
from being top-heayy. -clncinmhu Ln-
qulrrr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

a solution at the tat OF 1 pound TO
gallons Of water. On this solution Inn
morse the seed wheat. freed from the
smut balls as before described, for 10
minutes. Allow 10 stand 10 minutes
IN sack TO drain. then spread and dry
with alr-slacked lime. shovcllng over
frequently.
or BY TprinklinR. use the above so-
luton az the rate u one gallon 90 one
bushcl of grain Ia heap. Apply BY
sprinkllng can aE intervals OF 90 10
minutes, stir the whole 30 az 90 b.
uniformly wet. al tho end. say NJ one
hour shovel over and dry with lime. "
desired.
D. Formalln. This may be used AZ
tho rate q one pound 10 " gallons uf
water ana the seed treated By sprinkle
Ink or by lmmcrsion Tor % mlnutos.
FOR LOOSE SMUT or WHEAT.
Modified hot water treatment as fol.
lows. soak the seed grain for 4 hours
IN cold water. let stand hours more in
Wet Hnckgi then immerHo f0r . minutes
in bot water at temperature Of 1873
degrees r.. rDrcad az once on q smut
free surface 90 dry, and ayw. use once
hair more sod 90 replace that Injured
BY the treatment ]. n. T..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13
the
DIppeP
or The
DPoppeP?

There are cough medicines that
are taken as freely as a drink Of
water from dipper They are
cheap medicines, Quantity docs not
make up for quality. It's the qual.
ity that cures. There's one medi.
cine that's dropped. not dipped
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. There's
more power in drops of this remedy
than in dippersful Of cheap cough
syrups and elixirs. 1t cures Bron.
chitis, Asthma, Group, Whooplnp
Cough, and all Colds, Coughs, and
affections Of the Throat and Lungs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-26

-ersonaI and political favor. The news
papers are justified IN their revere com
rnents. the principle is all wronz 1t is
n dfscoura cement to off .ers who have
s9en service and VINO merit favor il any
ne allotted. II seems 10 Us that with a
little independence and fearlessness those
in authority could have resisted the in
fuences which have added 20 The register
of the yoiunteer army 50 MANY names
of peoTle who do not deserve tnis distinc-
ton. and who will leave to the unreward-
ed The work and the resDonsibiliry-eyery
thing but the perFonal spectacle and the
erlolum entS-
These staff appointments Of gilded
and inexperienced youth, because of
high social or political position, is
fraught with possible great moment to
the army OF volunteers who VIII depend
upon them for food. clothing, trans
portation. quarters, etc.
This furnishes but another illustra-
ton Of the Presidents great weakness
and inability to refuse to do what he
knows 10 be the wrong thing ana to
insist upon doing the right III spite Of
opportunities. It is a fatal weakness
that pervades his whole administra-
ton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-26

Let US hope that the Presidents call
for 1900 additional volunteers means
an early occupation Of Cuna by the
American army, the relief OF tie saw
ing Cubans, the driving out Of the
Spaniards. and thus the speedy 5armin-
alton Of the war.
The call for 5000 more volunteers
will bring the total strength of the
army, regular and volunteers, tip to
28G,000 men. With this force Of su-
perior soldiers we ought certainly 10
drive out Blanco in short ordsf.
We can only hope for it, however,
for Heaven alone knows what the
'strategists" al Washington may have
in mind, or what they may do Il
would be OF piece with their naval
strategy as manifested up 10 dare, 70
thus gather together over a quarter Of
million soldiers only 10 keep them
stagnating in unhealtheu idleness ell
summer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-26
MARTIAL LAW
Wanted IN Key West---A Bad State Of
Aifail5 in the Florida Town.

Key West. Fla, May 25.-key West
is suffering from reign Of terror. Two
Aulders were committed during the
night. and unless the town is promptly
put under martial law state of riot
may prevail at any moment.
The police force consists of three
men, and streets and grog shops are in
tested with turbulent jackles, negroes
and rougns Of many classes.
Commander Forsythe has asked for
p marines to protect the naval station
and government dock.
While William Carne, d seaman on
the Morrill,, and Vladimir Ichnitski, a
sailor, were sitting in a Cuban coffee
shop last L ght, Charles Kitchen, To-
cal negro, approached with a rife and
without a word Of warning. aimed it at
the sailors and fired. One shot struck
the Russian on the back of his neck,
infiicTing a wound from which he died
al the hospital few hours later. A
second shot grazed Carne's forehead,
and as the latter leaped to his feet, the
negro closed in upon him and beat him
on the head with the butt of his rifle
until the sailor lay senseless. The
crowd that witnessed the affair made
no attempt to interfere and Kitchen
escaped.
The victim Of the second crime was
John j. Dorsey, a reputable machinist
If Manateo, Fla, about 50 years Of age
He was found dead early this morning
in a vacant lot
Following a lively drinking bout in
a tavern q few yards from the lot
where his body was found, Dorsey left
the place and was followed by Charles
Wallace, a ccachman and leader OF the
Bottle Garg" an organization OF
young Key West toughs. Wallace was
arrested.
There are only two policemen in the
city and they are paid IN city scrip,
fifty dollars a month, which is dis
counted one-half These policemen
have served notice on the city that they
will resign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-26
NOMINATIONS SENT IN.

Washington, May 25.-The President
to-day sent these nominations TO the
Senate:
Pennsylvania. S. T.
Dubbel, Waynesboro; Alabama. An
drew j. Lcche' Eufaula: California, F.
E. Cushing. Red Bluff. and William
George. Grass Valley; Florifa, T. E.
Raulsrson, Lake City; Illinois, NJ. Q.
McMuTTay, Saybrook. and W. H..
Steen, Braidwood: Iowa, G. L. Van de
Steeg, Oronge City, T. G. Atherton,
Usage, and Benz. \. Nichols, West
Liberty; Kansas, 7. E. Hurley, Mime
apolis, j. X. Morgan, Needesha, and E.
T. johnson, Seneca; Michigan, James
Buckley, Petoskey, Henry H. Alpin,
West Bay City, and William J. Rich
ards. Union City; Missouri, G. NJ. A ger,
Hannibal; Nebraska, John y. Hassler,
Pawnee City, and Andrew Richmond,
Orleans; Mississippi, Wesley E. Gel
lirs, Summit; North Carolina. Seymour
W. Hancock, Newbern; Oklahoma,
VIM n Walker, Saltwater; South Car
DINA. Joshua E. Wilson. Florence;
and John BAKER, DeadwoOd; North Da-
kota Almon l.. LOomi-, Fargo; Coo
RADIO John w. Wilson, Del Norte; Tex
as, Henry G. Atraway, Hillsboro, Chas.
H. IIelmcamp, LaGrange, Everton w.
Kinnerly, Giddings, and 9. L. Burke,
Van Alstyne; West Virginia, L. D. Get
zendaner, Charles Town.
IntericI-Johr Jensen, Of Oklahoma
Indian agent Ponoa, Pawnee, Otoe and
OaklOld agency, in Oklahoma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-26

of the most signal succesSes-especlaly
in naval warfare-having been achiey-
ed when the victorious commanders
we're free from volumlnous instruc-
lions or disregarded them, and acted
on their own judgment when confront
ed by "a condition, and not theory.
If a commander is worthy to be in
trusted with a great responsibility, con-
1dence should be placed in his judg-
ment If he needs guardians, he should
not have the responsible position.
Will the limber- jawed shrew Of Four
teenth street, since she has so aTdently
taken up the task OF defending the ad-
ministrations conduct of the war, tell
us what has been accomplished UP 70
date besides Dewey's victory, which
was won in spite of Washington and
which when accomplished found Wash
ington as usual unprepared TO back it
I'D. We have seen that Sampson s
bombardment Of San Juan was mere
waste Of ammunition and part OF the
lack-plan, lack-purpose dashes on the
Cuban shore. We have assembled, but
do not employ formidable army. We
have Told the Spaniard that he must
Quit Cuba, but he won't and We 90
not drive him thence. Such paitr: ef-
fort as we have made is puerile. We
do not go in force and accomplish our
declared purpose. but We make rldicu-
lousy puny attempts. like the absurd
affair Of the Gussie, the bravado, costly
enough TO us, at Cardenas and the re-
sultless affair at Cienfuegos.
AS for feeding the suffering recon
centrados, who may be dead through
our delay, we neglect the self-assumed
task ourselves and maintain many gun
boats on the Cuban coast 10 prevent
anybody else from feeding them.
Meantime the President, surrounded
Of strategy bringing up the rear, is
hunting out golden youth for appoint
ments to staff positions over the heads
Ct gfizzied veterans. ard sending mes
ages TO national bankers 10 assist them
in scheme to still farther control the
currency and profit upon a bond
issue which ought not TO be made.
The failure Of the United States thus
far to possess themselves of Cuba IS
dic+inc-ivalv discred;tahla tn sunine
administration
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-26
CORPORATIONS CHARTERED.

Special to TIE Register.
Charleston, w Va, May 25.-The
following charters were issued to-day:
Fayette County Electric Railroad Com
pany, TO build line from Fayette to
Fayetteville; capital, $4,000; incorpora-
tors, Morris Harvey, II. A. Robson
L. G. Gaines, c. w. Dillon, w. ].
Simms. and others.
The Highland Coal and Coke Com
pany was chartered yesterday, with its
principal office at Monongah, Marion
county. Subscribed capital, $1,000; au-
thorized, s20,C9C. Incorporators, a. ]
Ruckman, J. H. Wheelwright, J. G.
Mckinley. S. A. Barnes and E. L.
Caldwell all of Monongah
The Watson 10y Coal Company
principal Office at Barnum, Mineral
county Authorized capital, $50 900
Incorporators. w. H, 10y, of Sisna Run
Pa. James c. Watson. Michael Mos
tellar, George NJ. 10y, and Frank Trout
of Barnum