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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-11
L0sr JOHN NM snms.
what spain iias Done In the War to the
Present rraer"Rumurs,

hifHfNN ifA'f NNNfNNNHH
London. July IA special dispatch
from Madrid slya 'The Fan of slu-
tlaro will convince the most slucuInc
uf the hopolgssncr NJ the FifugglH and
will give tho government tho desired
opportunity. no least. to HugE,Ft In ur-
mIstlrr flr tho decision of terms. cir
,umHilut.fl statements Hre 100 boz glr-
DuHtun fH thH vnUai ihlt the war lH
virtually ended and that tho GOVERN
mgnt huH actually opened peace mcgee
tlitIurH. hui they cannot ho verified.
"a detailed account has been pub
lIshUd NJ SulIu'a naval losses. twenty
one wlrHhips aul twenty-une mer-
chlnimuu, az AGAINST practically no
losses ON the American side. This tends
o. convince the most rahIi war ndVn-
cate, and, aH or a long time past. ttr
whole commercial aud industrial inter
,ftH % Spain are bringing rtrnug innu-
ouVrH 90 bear ia favor " peace.
livery day that passes without dlH-
turhaures HttDnrthrnH the peace party,
10 % believed, however. tlrt there BE- a
strong unirrruIfrnt In favor uf Cunt'n-
uinE the war aud thr attitude ~ the
ClrIIfH ana Republicans causes anx-
irty.
a mysterious bllrk-,dged unsigned
manifesto appeared DO the leading
squares % Madrid tullytSund1yl bear
ing the municipal stamp ana headed
Gloria NlrtlE. with Hu angel support
Ing q dead. naked soldier The mlnl-
fasto contains 1u eloquent appeal from
Spanish mothers. calling Tor the TO-
generation uf the country nu u basis
of the army and crying. Down w.tu
bribrd politicians and bought pross'
-Four million copies ~ ihis manifesto
have been distributed through spain.
ID I'd d.. ... .H. d ID
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0rrIcIAL nrrOnr 40 srATN.
Lieut.. Ientros Describes the Loss OF Ger.
yera'a Fleet.

Guantanamo, july s. per Associated
Pres dispatch boat cynthia, Via Port
Antonio and Kingston Jamaica, July o.
-fCopyr.ght. 1895. by the Associated
presal Lieut.. Adnlphus Eeutrus. tha
executive officer 81 tho Spanish cruiser
ChrlHtlhnl Colon has written il spain
AN official account of the movement OF
Admiral Ceryern'a squadron m the
nght Tho Colon came uut frat ul
full speed and tried On escape the
brooklyn and oregon, hut was COM.
prlled 10 beach sixty miles west OF
Santiago. 40 l;ii, aud not az 2 o'clock.
ns stated ln Admiral Sampaun'H report.
The tranallt,on of The letter hy ENocu-
tive officer itCntr0a ig aa follows.
about o'clock the squadron got
under way. the ships one cable dis
tanee from each other. AT 9i2o the In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-11

Portsmouth. y. o., july lion ace
count 1f the umn necessary o. complete
th.Ir uu1rtrrH no SsIyry'a Island the
Spanish prIH1u.IH 1u The So. Louis VIII
probably hrFr 90 rHml.u ON board the
boat fur twenty four hours Dr. st0wle
tho city physician OF Portsmouth who.
uH health officer ~ the port was tho
Urft visitor on board the ST. Louis
after she arrived hero and went a. the
vessel again today ne made a
thorough investigation but found moth
Ing 60 cause him 90 change the rluNI0-
ton that th.S was no contagious disc
ease on board,
~ the day advanced and the report
surud uu the cruiser that possibly
thurr would hn mo- landing TODAY therc
Varf signs ~ impnti"nca among thf
prisoners who have been quart rul un
m lower decks OF tha shin i've days
ThUy apparently wished f1r open air
ANA loss restricted confinement,
ON sr1vnyH Island the force OF ear
prnters and other warkmHn are hu4Ily
Engaged boo completing the shelters
which are % cover ihe prisoners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-11

Now York July IA dispatch ~
m World from Madrid SAYS
captain AuuOn, the splnldh minis
t.n 10 marine, slNf'
- will take Admiral Clml-a's war
u.s.. One pollyo and tho Empgrld'r
carlos v, ten days 90 reach CartAg' Ma,
vgb ra he ls more safH than no Cldlz.
''rht torpedo boat dasiwyOrs pAdl,
prlHpprlnA and Audaz, ana the uuNil-
larry cruisers Patricia, Rapiin, Butno4
AYERS and Isle dc Panty viii b. back
sllnor ana win 81 20 Cldlg ana @ Fer
rll,
The danger ls mat " America DIS
matches nor fastest cruisers hero, the
Iowa, New York ind oregon, they VIII
way,ay Admiral Camari In The Med
lterranean. Tho coast defenses VIII DO
ready IN ten days"
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cNrrrnrn srANI.n nrrIcrns.
list Of Those sow pcinincd At Forts.
mouth, =. a.

Portsmouth. n a.. July ii-Fonnw.
Or o. llft ~ the captured spanish Objects
brought hy the o. Louis.
From the VITwy8 Captain Eulate,
Second Captain Nu'I1n, Lioutonlnia
Clprl.s. Quarlls. suluzos, Lrnin, ana
plsuru: EusrrH Cosiro. Cistandn,
MaIon and slbunI. Chaplain llrsi.
Sturgeon Tur,Iu; Cadets Morris. Molon,
Varu. Qupslda. Fusi, Ohartln and
E.ntltg. captain OF Infantry ntlratr0,
From the CrIHtohll Colon Clmmn-
dlrp Don Jose parcdus, Captain Nuuru.
captain ~ Marines Leon, Lieutenant
of Marines burton. Gala ana rrr1i0s.
Sturgeon SumHz, Ruh-LI#utauHnW or
iurIhp and Nltt0riu LurhH. puymtftrr
Guh.uIlluz. Second Surgeon MunUzHh.
Chaplain Gr0ncrl, Engineer Ch1p1'lr.
From the Maria Teresa Admiral
C.rFUu. Commander Maccroh1n, Pay
muster Mellulu. lInutrnuntH n.uug"f-
t.. lfnuz. Ceron, CarrlscD. Ensign
Moreno.
From the ruror: l. lieutenant earlier
IuHIuutr turuHI.
From M. pluton; Lieutenant Vosca
Ensign LurlH.
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Port said, July 1.-THE Spanish ar.
morod cruiser Carlos V and ten trans.
ports remain outside OF this port wait.
ng Tor Admiral camara, who on board
the Spanish hltiloship pelayo leavea
here this momIrg Tho spanish nd.
mlral was allowed TO transshlp slx
hundred tons of cual from IN, san
Augustine last night ln the harbor on
inc PUayo needed % ana that tho en-.
tiro squadron Is returning 20 spain di.
rect
Por, said, July ii.-Tho remainder 40
Admlral cnmara'a noct has sailed for
spain.
Mcrsina, Sicily. July n The spanls,,
torpedo boat sailed for home this morn.
ms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-11
HOSPITAL rnAlN ~ COLLISION.
Accident to tho Train ursrlps Wounded
ftrn,

.sr,i si.r.,i, 10 cen
DAY fg1m SURGEON l... hlrdR silen-
th't she hospital trUu bearing th.
wounded 10 Fort MrlH Hpn. nshr A
HrfI, WE ln a roar "ul collision siv
miles south 0f Hirh springs. Fll.. a.
pm. last niThl $50 one was hun
ODE d.Hpltch said bu NE private ct.
was demolished sHrseln Rirh,r5.
reach Fort McIharalr &c o'clneE Ia
day.
Gen, SirrnhHrF uyH The demolition
N me private clr v'I not s-rlousI,.
lni7Wrro with tho ,il iancy of ths
hospital train.
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|lTIlE THEN MI
Is % General Shaiier Rclat-
/ opn.lfa in Santiago
\ IS NOW SURROUNDED
c,-'l'.'a Today and A'''S
| Wit Cen, Soon
&c NOW SURROUNDED
isw lossls SUNDAY EVENING

Ia b, General shsftsr- Increase
h., lose. prc,iou.iS Reported
E.laiorcsmeuis Arriving
.N,s.or. Irly ii.-N1tice from
ss,e,i % ths sne,t that he pro-
|, h basin .hs assault and bonn.
I-.st of siauiso today intensified
-..sst vth which The rvs from
!. r. b being awaited 81 The war
.,m,r, ana therc we're many In
st d. Office u the adiut'ni
I-t b.rInnins In the early morn
~ M. Ines, dlspaichrs. To all
bod on, answlr was returned
rsr,- hsf been given frer
| % tsal with the situation. sub
iu. ono condition, namely, that
saris ln Santiago must be cap
t,tr,. Informed tho war depart
atom. dellls % his plans fur-
.sir t.r IHd.clt.d IN tho dis.
ffa we'd frm him yesterday.
f here b. TIA, ihe anair OF
,iiy was VI l.itc Importance. boz
-him bot ftlnt on th' par ~
Ifif p uncover the American
HUrtl discover some weak spot
nrbt bs mad. the point 81 ni-
nnIs when % comes O. that
asf hurc d. not conceal
! rr,h ls.1n M, iho ,ncmy may
h1m santiago under cover OF
and were oustqu ntly re-
lly wh n the iispttches from
rr. show that thy s;ill occupy
rn. ~. President himself whs
-u.h t1ns .fntl over tht p'shih'f
.fm rr,u'h force that h. ~
4 tas ud,us gi explicit ordcsH
n % sAtiut So r5t,.ut Il AZ all
u lt
~ Ncl taken with he generals
70 'ah 90 y.Hefdag formed tha b..
n iH ofnln 1fr.ss.d at the vai
D tm.ai yiirly that shifter'i
n E uUI.dr0, d. mlI Immediately
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INcRnAsE IN TINE LOSSES.

wlshlrr,on. July ii.--Adjuiant Gen
erll CUrhln received today frnm Gen.
shafier q revised ana corrected report
July I, aud o. n slightly lnoreasa d
inc number ~ Killed and wounded me-
given 10 his lrst r,pnrt and Is AZ fol-
lows;
ltllfd; Tweu'y-thrdc officers. a0S
mon; wounded; 40 officers. i.2Ol men.
missing N. Total. i.bgh
den shlfter n nf The opinion mat
ihe number of missing win be- reduced
sImcwhHt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-11

Washington, July William Ie,-
nlngs nryan'a D 6iheat 10 Nebraska IN.
fantry today were ordered 10 joln Gen
Lia,a corps at Jacksonville.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-11

.,-.,so PAPER IS THs
he - W. ropAX THE MORN
'''. .,s - IS THE PAPER OF
'rsresoAr =
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pnftmcut has posted the following dis
rntrh from General fh.Iter.
"piayn del Ertr. July o. Adjutant
gener1i. Wnahinrtun Headquarters.
ncnr snntinrn. July ii.-Foluwlng re-
mont of rnsunitlcH in tho FIRST division
Yesterday jurt recrivod'
f.iiisd captain Charles r. RowcH.
Second infantry. ana Private Peter
Noisou. company A. Second infantry.
Wourdaf Lieut. y. j. iuti Second
Infantry. Private Charles ionf1. c"n-
pany s.. Second infauuF. ifiN1"
Trariee Il anfid company ~. Second in-
f1riry. and p.iyato y .Hon Gilbert Jr..
Twanty-dfst Infantry.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-06-03

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 10, 1898.
LEAVE ByRD-sTREET STATION.
4:1o A. NJ, Daily for Washington and points
North. Stops only at Milford and
fredericksburg. Pullman Sleepers
to New York.
800 A. M, Sunday only, for Washington and
points North. Stops at Elba, Glen
Allen, Ashland, boswell, Ruther
Glen, Penola, Milford, Guinea. Fred
ericksburg, Brooke, and Whitewater
$40 A. M, Daily. except Sunday, for Washing
ton and points North. Stops at
E,6a AshlanG en ra yaong M,,9 Dos
woodslane, Guinea. Summit, Fred
ericksburg, Brooke, and Widewa-
ter. Pullman car.
1900 M. Daily, except Sunday, for Washing
ton and points North. Stops at
E1ba, CT, Allen, Ashland, Boswell
Milford Fredericksburg Brooke
and Whitewater. Parlor-car. Also
connects with Congressional Lin
tied at Washington
7:12 +. M. Daily, for Washington and points
Doswell, Milford, Fredericssbnrs,
Brooke. and Whitewater, and other
stations Sundays. Sleeper Rich
mond to New York.
ARRIVE BYRD-STREET STATION
$40 A. M Daily. Stops at Whitewater, Broon-
fredericksburg, Milford boswell.
Ashland, and ;lba, and other sta
tons Sundays. Sleeper, New York
to Richmond.
PAS p. NJ, Daily, except SUNDAY. Stops at
Whitewater, Brooke, Fredericksburg
Summit, Guinea Woodsane, Mil
ford, Penola, Ruther Glen, boswell.
Taylorsville, Ashland, Glen Allen,
and Elba. Parlor-car from Wash
ington.
7:1OP. M. Daily. Stops only at Fredericks-
burg, boswell and Ashland. Pull
from New York and
Washington.
$50 p. NJ. Daily. Stops at Whitewater, Brooke
Fredericksburg, Summit, Guinea
Woodslane, Milford Penola Ruth
err Glen, boswell Ashland Glen AL
len, and Elba. Sleeping-car.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY except Sunday)
400 p M. Leaves Byrd-Street Station
$50 A. M. Arrives Byrd-Street Station.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY except Sunday.)
Leaves Elba, GAP A. M.
Leaves Elba, $40 p. M.
Arrives Elba, GAO y. M
Arrives Elba, 600 p. M.
c. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager
r. T. MYERS, President
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EXCHANGE for building lot or cash, one-thirdM
Us patent GuRNEY. 947 81. Marks sy.. H'IyN.
JOCKEY riding at New Orleans would. correspopaS,
~ with liberal bettor.. Address ~
BURNS, box 2p5, 1850 BroadNAy. -
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2ublir ND1,res.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

Should he read DAILY by all interested, as chanaesI
may occur AT any time
Foreign mails for The week ending December 10.
1873, Will close PROMPTLY in ali cases. at the
General Post Office AZ follows: PARCELS POST
MAILS. close one hour earlier than closing uuIe i.
Abnun hollow MFF.EEt
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PRINTED MATTFR, &c.-Gcrman steamers, sailfnSssSs
on Tuesdays take printed matter, Nc, Tor tfsrerS
many. anu specially addressed printed nIa.ter..V
NJ, for o;he" parts of Emr"pn. American anassy
White star steamers ON Wednesdays. GcrtuSas:.
steamers On Thursdays, and Cunard. French !EntsssEts
German steamers on saturdays take prthtsugss,a
matter, &C., for all countries for which they aret y
advertised to carry NAL. tt.Exs.
After the closing OF tn Supplementary TranshtiapapZ'
tic Mails named lbOve. a llit onIl supplelnentaTyNAs
mails are opened on tine piers Of the Anefican.Gaa.
English. FIcuGl and German steamers. md te.g
main open until within Ten Minutes of the lloiifL
Of sailing OF steamer. -.. .Si;sTtl
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~TRANsATLANTIC NAILS.

TUESDAY.-At : a. NJ. FOR EUROPE per steamship
Lhuh", via Suuthllnpt'n and Bremen. ~. ~
WEDNESDAI.-At A. NJ. for ITALY, per steamship
Ems, via Naples letters must be directed per
Ems - at : A NJ. supplementary . !. y fer
EUROPE, per steamship st. Lpufs+, Via Southk1l
alupton: ut . A. NJ. (supplencntagy lu;ib 4. MI
for EuRoPE per steamship Britlnnict. .StnsH
Queenstown: at 1880 A. NJ. for BELGIUM disc
rect, per steam hip Nnorlland, via Antwerp Hf.t.ss
s~AT'tfiFSptHiYi..&-SNtS : 4. Il. for FTANtiE. IswN1rzER.tb,
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN; PORTUGAL TURkEf.'S
Egypt and BRITISH INDIA. per steamship La,
Gascognc7, via Huvre uettcrs for other parls Ola
Europe must he directed Der II .SasSa
GOMEZ; at Z A. NJ. for NETHERLANDS
direct, per ~sapmship, RotterdaIn- vim totttr; =
dam tlrtirrS must be directed per RJ;terdHm y; .
at u A. NJ. for ITALY. per Steamship Augusts
Victoria, Via Naples ucttors must be directed per
AuEuate NicturIa,l: at y A. NJ. supplementary
1880 \. NJ for EUROPE, per steamship Cafhpa< !.
nia~, Via Queenstown. &c hsf..
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
WEST INDIES. sc.

MoNDAY:-At1l A, NJ. for BRAZIL, per steamship
Fiss4 c.9n.r"; must t. djjfsa'sa ~. h sss:
s ! Snr,1 fFlR Rss,, via and iaT t PiS,a co; Sssssss
Tor AnSHDGs direct and ToRT5 IRtzif, "A.
s. aa' :. 'H Il. f@f BEiLti SE s'f PGaafo S&nfi'fHs sst
at II 7. ii. for JAMAICA. per steamer troia Bal:
T~UEssDAY.-At A. NJ. for LA PLATA C%oUNTRIEs
direct. per steamship FlaNman; at 10 A. N. for
NEWFOUNDLAND per steamship Poriia: stzst re-
Orleans! tOt at tS $40 !. n, 3 SE%fouS i
wrbfH E tstM a:5o T. l. iar .NEf~iwFouyDLAHD. So
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per ste.mihip Ssnsca; At ? p; n for AYdcS~
cort"S and G"asoaaia must be directed "psfAis
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Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Halif4., and,
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az ani 1!,o fft 4. 4. NNs sfs ~ 81: 2n, a.a J4a up . tS I Paw;
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"a wonderful performance"
Luxury unprecedented
"Such q series of beautiful pic
lures never rqualled on IL stage"
Miss Rchan's Portia is tho
browning triumph OF her career"
she delivers the merry speech
with an effect never eIualled."
"The mercy speech had a rev.
erential majesty never yet given 1t
on the stage"
Miss Rchan's embodiment OF
iPortia-stAtely. tender aud true in
ideal, and growing r%ounder, fuller
and frmer in its artistic method
with every repetition-tEus affords
a new proof. II any such proof were
needed. of the mental discrimina-
ton that underlies her acting. to-
lgether with the brightnessof spirit,
the warmth of heart. the scope Of
Imagination. aud the personal
beauty and charm that are its per-
yasive and decisive attributes, en-
ldearing har equally to those who
think and those who feel"
fSeatR secured = weeks ahead.
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Business ChGusts.

A PARTNER with %, 900 half interest waronmnsp, >
~ ufsesprina cuisines. located pptown, wet sidei =
ing good business. For full particulars apply -.
4 NIGGINS, 40 Nassau
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MI EAT MARKET, Brooklyn; ~hrst-class patrousA,N
Itl high price; established number OF years: cas- -
bought AZ a bargain average business $1,000 per a
month; this In q bargain. 10y
h wIaGrNs. 1Ao Nss.nu
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AN ICE PLANT complete, all applianees 80 mile
IA outy capacity Of lake 5000 tons, of building 900 y
tonai railroad on property; will sell or lease. 5e N
h aGIN lao Nassau. .
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A~DVERTlSERS MAY LEAVE THEIR ORDERS,
Tp4 BROAD 81. NEWARK WHERE rilE SkS54t
CARR \ ATTENTION Will. BE SHOWN AZ Af-
,{sRbssl
rHCAA0f
The age-herald., 1898-05-28
TRIED BY C0URTMAR HAL
Fred Turban. of Troop E, Second Cavalr'-
 Convicted at Mobile.

Mobile, May N.-Lieutenant Colonel George R. Cecil. assistant adjutant gen. eral of volunteers. reported this morning to General coppinger in accordance with orders and was assigned to duty as adju- tant general of the Fourth army corps. Private Fred Turban, Troop E, Second cavalry, tried by court-martial for lying down on post, was found guilty and was sentenced to be confined at hard labor for one month and to forfeit to the United States ten dollars per month for three months. '1o
 Post Chaplain Joseph H. Sutherland, having reported for duty, is assigned to duty with the division hospital. First di- vision. 91tt
 The officers at camp have not been ap- prised as to when the Second regiment Louisiana volunteers will reach the camp At the camp of volunteers there were two companies mustered in today-Company H. Troy Rifles. and Company I, Jackson Volunteers. There will be another com pany mustered in tomorrow.
 The negro companies will not go into tamp till the government supplies tentage for them.
The age-herald., 1898-05-28
TWO MOTHERS OF
 THE SAME CHILD \ Paradox For Judge Wilkerson
 to Decide. ONE OF DOUBTFUL REPUTE Gave Birth to a ChId-t Was Given to a Woman to Care for and Now She
 She Is the Little 0ne's
 Mother
ONE OF DOUBTFUL REPUTE

fight between two women for the pos session of baby boy, each of them claim ing to be the child's mother, is a very in- teresting question that will come up be- fore Judge Wilkerson this morning for set- tlement
 The story as near as can be learned, is about as follows:
 About year ago, Lillie Parks, a young country girl, Is said to have given birth to child in one of the questionable houses of Birmingham. After the birth, the story goes, the unfortunate mother entrusted her infant to Mrs. Dora Hooker. to be talk en care of during the earliest months of its infancy.
 A year passed, and notwithstanding her unfortunate surroundings, the mother s love began to yearn for her baby, and she went to Mrs. Hooker and demanded 1t. But Mrs. Hooker firmly refused the demand claiming that the child was her own and that she had given birth to 1t seven months ago.
 There was nothing left for mother No. to do, but to appeal to the justice of the law and accordingly through her attorney, James L. Meade, she yesterday sued out a writ of habeas corpus against Mrs. Hooker, commanding her to appear before Judge Wilkerson today at ii o'clock and show cause why the child should not be returned to its lawful mother.
 Judke Wilkersons part in the role of Solomon will be watched with gerat deal of interest today.