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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
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SAN FRANcIsco. Get
LounviLLr. ~. NEW YORK. M

a letter written by Lady Henry IN June
IN which she advocated mak.nE the
temple a memorial 90 Miss willard.
but that lcttcr not being accessible and
the devotional hour having arrived the
matter was laid over.
The opponents " the tcmpla were iu-
hllant over having scored ONO points
The letter from Lady Henry was one.
The other WIS she pUaiplncW. ri % the
report ga the willard National Tcmpg o.
auce Hospital uutll after the reports on
the vihur AFFILIATED Interests The post
pOnemont was opposed by friends VI
thctcmplg but the motion 90 postpone
was carried by u tw1-thrds vote. The
general officers circulated during she
noon hour V lliilo pamphlet tu.Itloi
Temple uutfiinas and work" 1, went
over, ln cntcchlsm form thH whole hls.
tory 81 the fOmplo anew ring ai tho
points made By friends ~ iho temple.
II created q sensation among che dele
gates. being very pungcnt
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Columbus. o., Nov. IA special
from Canal Dover. Ohio, says.
Another discovery " gold is an
rounccd IN the Malvern district. near
here. THE latest ma a. at Augusta. q
few miles North - Malvern, Mnerc ~.
%. Leyda has discovered ON his farm
an ore wnlch he claims % be- richer
than the Malvern product. 4 large
number Of people visited the new nnd
yesterday and many express conf
dcnce that Mr. Lodl has struck a good
thing. Specimens win be uatayel at
once, The discovery had Increased the
gold fever and has also caused she
price 81 land h take a fabulous jump.
10 that II can be- neither bought o.
leased. in case the nssay shows sur
ilcicnt gold. Sir. Leydh viii at uncr
purchase machinery t1 work the minc
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rInsr rnIzr MONEY.
Captain siEsbes aud Men Of tho Auxiliary
Cruiser ~. rani " ~ soon oct Checks.
New York. Nov IA dispatch TO the
Tnbune frum Waahlngton anyA.

New York, Nov. IA dispatch TO the
Tribune from Washington says.
Captain sigsbcc. who commanded the
Maine. viii be- the first officer OF the
navy TO secure AN allotment of prize
money on account OF the war with
spain. The Judge advocate general OF
the navy has transmitted t1 the fourth
auditor " the treasury the legal docu-
montH In the ease OF the British collier
l.cntormct, which was captured by
captain hlHubcc when ln command Of
the auxiliary cruiser IT. Paul on San.
tingu. 10 which port the steamer was
bound In an attempt to deliver coal
70 Ccrvcrn'H squadron. Had the mis-
sion OF the Rcatofmct been successful
u II not likely that the spanish vessels
would have remained 20 long aH they
dld In Santiago harbor. and probably
They would have escaped before Adj
mral sampson had an opportunity 10
establish the Systematic blockade which
eventually resulted IN their swift de-
Although the Rcstormet was released
By the American prize court, her cargo
was declared within the prize statutes
ana was appraised at $4,000. Accord.
inE iu the law, half Of the amount goes
10 the government and the other half
10 the officers and crew of the vessel
making the capture. The treasury de-
partmrnt n fully prepared 60 make the
payments at uncc,nnd within few days
~ u expected that government checks
VIII De- mailed 10 nll aboard the Stpnul
entitled e. participation la tho 40 EO0
including the employees ~ the American
Hue who volunteered Tor service ON tho
steamer when Hhr was commissioned
ln the navy, A. Captain slgsbcc. at
the time ~ the capture was acting In
dependrntly " any superior officer, he
VIII receive the maximum share ever
allowed 10 q commanding officer by the
statutes, which " three. tWentlothn al
the net proceeds NJ the prize, amount.
Ink m this Instance tu fGib. tho remain.
ing N.h,b being divided among ain
others borne upon the books OF the shlp
~ the rate of their respective pay. HAD
the lteHturmet been of equal or auperlnr
force 20 the st. Paul none uf the fnon,y
would have been decrccd To the United
states, but the entire prize would nav.
gone 10 the st. Paul.
The navy department Is rapidly com
plotting the adjudication OF the numer-
GUS prize awards resulting from Tho
war, and In a few weeks most on them
wiz be paid. The case NJ theIlertor.
met was finished nrnt because ID wns
the simplest. the most complex being
those covering the destruction 81 The
spanish nert In Manila harbor 10y Al.
mlrnl pewcy's squadron. and that ~
Tue battle of July Ord, the latter involy-
lng ny Tar tho gtentrHt amount OF
money aud presenting the grratSst dif'
nculty, Admiral sampson viii o.,
one twentieth % the bounty for Ger.
nftieth WV
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Providence. u. l.. Nov iA-Blshop
Walden % Cincinnati, occupied the
chair at this afternoons session " the
general missionary committee OF the
Methodist Episcopll Church. These
sums we're appropriated for ihc follow
lnE conferences;
Arizona. 5000: Idaho, 'f.51o. Mon.
tann. $500. Nevada, 1900. Now Mex.
leo. English. $3.50; Utah. $4,000. Utah
uor achoolD. 1850. Wyoming. $500
The principal discussion Of the after
noon was over the appropriation for
Utah. strong addresses being made by
bishops Malloileu aud McCabc and DR..
Buckley.
The appropriation IL 1900 In excess OF
last year.
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"wuIrn Si0GERs."
Thre. Of the Wilmington Refugees CAN a,
tho Department Of Justice.

washington. Nov li.-fhree Of the
wilmington, y. g" reinseez nave ar.
rive5 I'M Warrington and today called
Al Inc department OF justice and an ap.
palntment Tor conference with the Of.
nelais was made for this afternoon,
rhey are ". ~. Burning. u. =. com
missi5ner and Justice NJ the peace John
"a Melton. chiff " police. and G. II.
nubert supeslntenient of city carts.
Aceordlng 90 their statements. all
were seized without warrant ana es.
corted 10 the railroad station by an
srrnsj And ifsrlng mob who shouted ali
s,rts of insults after them as they
marched along
"white nlggers appeared 20 be the
least Of the Insulting names with which
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chicaro. Nov ii.-unitod states Sem
ntor stewart of Nevada today ielo.
graphed the following 10 ihe Associated
Press from Carson, Ncv.i
'sThe Nevada legislature IL composed
OF forty-fvc members on Joint ballot
The silver party has elected thirty. The
silver Democrats have elected two. who
viii undoubtedly act with the silver
PARTY. The Republicans have elected
thirteen. but two OF their seats are
seriously contested. The silver party,
In ~ convention, endorsed me Tor
United states senator. and ! shall I'M
doubleday have two-ihlrds majority In
the legislature. n u not publicly
known how the Republicans viii vote,
4 silver party man II running against
me. and no riraight.out Republican j.
seeking the Republican vote. In 1922 l
received the unanimous vote or the sll-
yer men and Republicans.
civilian VI. STEWART"
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London. Nov. 1.-THE morning pa
pers comment cdltorially upon the
peace conference crisis and the Ameri-
can naval prepssr1,.s, ~" hc,.i,,Is,sss M
gpanish oppotiti1n and recognising
maj Inc limited states has practically
no alternative. especially after the cleo.
tons. but complete annexation, ana
that II Spain continues obstinate the
United states must send a Meet 10 ~.
ronr an action which no power but
great uritain would welcome, though
none would be likely TO Interfere In
Spaln'a behalf. go.
Tho paiiy telegraph says. We can-
NOT believe that President Mckinley
favnrs a compromise that would leave
spain a portion OF her TAR eastern pos
risslore. such a policy would combine
the evils Of both alternatives confront
Ing America. since spain would speed
lly soil the remnant
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Little Rock. Ark, Nov H., III. Nc
carthy. ~ Little Rock, and u. y, John
son. OF 81. Elmo, His. yesterday award
I'd the contract Tor building the Chloe.
taw q Memphis Railroad extension
from Little Rock 10 wlster Junction.
iGt miles long. The contract price u
s. 900. 900. The Chociaw Momphis road
recently acquired possession OF the Lit
tie Rock a Memphis ana the extension
to Wiser Junction means means d.
rect competing line for ARKANSAS
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suoAn 0Ors ".
Advance 81 on.-Eishth ~ = Cent on All
Grades 81 Dume.iic Refined.

New York. Nov. 1.-THE Tribune will
say tomorrow. The American sugar Re.
inning company yesterday tMonday)
advanced the price ~ alt grades Of do.
nestle refined sugars une.elEhth OF q
cent pound. this move being promptly
followed by the independent rehnofiea.
The Increase makes the price OF granu.
lated o. cents n pound. or iN cents
net. Inclusive ~ trade discounts. and
u the FIRST general advance since the
beginning OF the cutting OF prices be.
tween the American Sugar Refining
company and the outside company.
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omahn, Nov. IA dispatch 90 the
World. Herald from Dlllar, Neb.. gives
details OF one Of the most mysterious
murders ever committed In Nebraska.
Charles Greenwood. AGED ", attended a
party In the country saturday night
lie left early for home Win a young
woman companion 10 lelt hef az her
home sunday morning young Green
woods brother found him Sitting up
in the buggy seat a bullet hole In his
forehead. No attempt had been made
10 rob him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

Madrid. Nov it.-Aragon has nov
Joined with the other provinces ~ spain
In demanding the Decentralization of
the government on which suhjeet
Catnlonlan drputnilon was received IN
audience by the queen regent today.
The AragnniAna. In presenting thelr
demands, point nut that the Anglo
9axona OF America. aided by. the An.
Elo- sa1ons Of Europe, have obllternied
half OF spain from the maps
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Thuffday, when the crisis came. They
are more than needed for police duty.
but DO not fulhil the police functions
by the Ofdcn Public0. BE-
sides the military insists the presence
Of the troops Tor sanitary regulations
as the eNercisefof the functions OF the
pended.
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EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER Isl. 1898.

Train No. g leaves Ogden 7il0 a. M, Salt
Lake $50 a, m, arrive al Pueblo Afig a ma.
Colorado springs - a m, Denver sit0 IN.
Train Nj 4 leaves ogden $50 u ~. salt
lake $40 o u-, arrive AZ Pueblo hiit q m.
Colorado springs go ., W Denver Nila D Ia.
Connections made ~ Pueblo. Colorado
giant day coaches, chair cars aud Pullman
rloopefs On all trains, Take the ~. A ~ ~
aud have "A comfortable trip and enjoy tho
hnest scenery on tho continent,
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Omaha, Nov. ii.--Iust after noon tb-
day four detectives had a battle with
two hIrhwaymHn IN the outskirts nj
she city. About 100 shots were cN-
changed with n1 offcct aud che dctec-
tlvca lied. allowing the highwaymen Jo
escape.
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panvilie. H., Nov. A.-Ex.supervlsor
CLARK. of HoopeHtown, committed sui
eide today with a revolver lie was
the leading merchant of the city and a
strong politician. Domestic troubles was
the cause,
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The Scenic Limo
i liz Of tho
World."
Denver &
Rio Grande
scenic
W V,oS r. tho Railroad.

Two Daily Fast Express Trains
to oienwood Springs. Loadvllie.
Pueblo. Colorado Springs. Denver
and all polnts East
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CITY IlCKEI OFFICE. UNDER NlSNNlG BALL

Ne 10 West second south street
Telephone Ma 20
hallfoad and Steamship Tickets on sals
90 all parts ~ tho world
Pullman Palace Car ticket Office.
y. D. HURLEY,
y W. ECCLES
=. =, General TrAfic Manager
W. H. BANCROFT
Vioc-prosldcnt and Con Manager
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
ScofieId Wants the Facts.

Madison, Wis, July 22.-Gov. SEQ
field has received kilograms from Coils.
Born and Moore of the Second and
Third Wisconsin regiments at Charles
ton saying that the widely published
statements of extreme suffering by the
soldiers, due to eleven mile tramps in
heavy marching order before breakfast
and under a broiling sun, are largely
exaggerated. The governor, however,
is not satisfied and has telegraphed
others, not bound by military etiquette
from criticising the superior officers.
The governor is now more determined
than ever to find out the facts in this
matter, and. if they justify it, will Wig
orously protest to the war department.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
GEN. MILES Is ANGRY.
Annoyed at His Enforced Stay at Guam

tanamo.
Washington, July 22.-Gen. Miles did
not leave Guantanamo Wednesday for
Porto Rico, and the authorities arc
nonplused to account for the delay In
his dispatches the general says the
navy has not yet furnished him with
convoy, and he expresses considerable
evaporation that he should be kept
waiting when the ships have nothing
else to do now that Santiago Is in COM
plete control. He announced that the
transports Lampasas and Nueces from
Tampa had joined him with the artil-
lery and siege train and about 600 reg
ulars and engineers. This, he said,
gives him ten vessels under his imme-
date command. Gen. Miles says the
men are extremely restless under the
close and unnecessary confinement to
the transports and his horses are dy-
ing.
Upon receipt of this information an
urgent dispatch was sent by Secretary
Long to Admiral Sampson directing
that a sufficient force of vessels be
furnished at once for the safe conduct
of Gen. Miles expedition. If the adj
miral receives the dispatch in time the
fiotilla will probably start today.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27

First Expedition to Follow Gen. Mile
Starts for Porto Rico.

starts for Porto Rico.
Charleston, S. c., July 22-With
bands playing and 10000 people cheer
ing the first expedition to follow Gen.
Miles to Porto Rico got away from
here at Z o'clock Wednesday evening
The expedition is under command of
Maj.-Gen. ]. H. Wilson and will when
complete consist of the Second and
Third Wisconsin, the Sixteenth Penn
sylvania regiments and two companies
of the Sixth Illinois. The first two
regiments are on the transports Grand
Duchess and No. so, respectively. and
they are at sea. No. 81, carrying The
Sixteenth Pennsylvania and the ILL
nois men, is in the stream and will sail
today. Each of the ships carries a
large quantity of supplies and on No
q there are 1000 head of mules and
the wagon train of Gen. Wilson's d.
vision. These men, together with
those OF the Sixth Illinois and Sixth
Massachusetts, which sailed from here
last week for Santiago, constitute the
First brigade of the First division Of
the First army corps.
The scene which accompanied the
departure of the vessels from their
docks was one of indescribable enthusi-
asm. Practically the entire population
Of the city was in evidence. AS the
vessels made the stream the bands on
shipboard and ashore played national
airs and the thousands Of people
cheered like mad. The expedition will
sail directly for Porto Rico.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
President IS DETERMINED.
His Mind Made Up to Force the
Hand of Spain.
MUST EITHER FIGHT OR YIELD.
The War from Now On Is to BE Pushed
ReIentlessly Until Spain Shall Have
Openly Sued for Peace-A Warning to
Europe.

Washington, July Accommodate
Watson's eastern squadron will not
get away before next week, but the
navy department is rushing the work
Of getting everything ready for this
cruise, of which so little official infor-
nation has been made public, and re-
garding which there has been so much
speculation.
The one thing definite and official is
that the squadron will go to Spain. It
Is the intention of the administration
to compel Spain to either fight or sue
for peace. She has done neither so far.
She declared war, and then sat down
to defend her possessions.
The purpose of President Mckinley
in making this demonstration in Span
ish waters is given another and most
significant meaning by some of the Of
ficials here. They say it is intended TO
show the European powers, especially
those which have seemed most I'M
friendly to the United States, that no
interference of any character will be
tolerated by the government at Wash
ington.
In support Of this view they cite the
change in the character of the squad
ron which is to be under Commodore
Watson's command. 1t will consist OF
some of the strongest battleships and
fastest cruiser in the United States
navy, and in numbers sufficient not
only to accomplish any object which
may be aimed at on Spanish SOIL but
also to meet any hostile force which
may be sent against it.
The main purpose of the movement,
therefore, is to force Spain to act. The
secondary to warn European nations
not to attempt interference. Commo
dore Watson will receive instructions
as he goes along after he reaches the
other side. He may either remain in
the Mediterranean, pursue his journey
even as far the Philippines, and effect
junction with Admiral Dewey, or ne
may be recalled to the United States.
His movements will be directed from
Washington, and will depend on
SPANS actions and the tactics of other
European powers.
Commodore Watson's squadron will
be the most significant effort of this
kind, and if Spain doesn't do some
thing to show that she is engaged in
war with the United States there viii
be an army of invasion for Spain. The
war will be pushed relentlessly until
Spain is ready to ask for peace and
ask it openly.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
More Troops for Dewey.

San Francisco, Cal, July 22.-The
steamship Rio de Janeiro will sail for
the Philippines Saturday morning at
8 o'clock. The troops to compose the
expedition will be two battalions
South Dakota volunteer infantry, 7O1
men; 1O4 recruits for the Utah light
artillery, and SO enlisted men of the
signal-corps detachment. The expe-
dition will be in charge Of Brig. Gen.
II. CT. Otis.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
Gen. Garcia's Death Reported.

Kingston, Jamaica, July 22-Cubans
arriving from Siboney bring in reports
of the death of Gen. Garcia. They make
a mystery of it, saying that it should
not be known in Cuba yet or in the
United States, for reasons of state, and
give no particulars except that he was
shot. Spanish refugees here who are
officially connected with Gen. Blanco
believe the story.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
VIII Send Immune Regiments.

Washington, July 22.-The war de-
partment is doing its best to hurry
forward the immune regiments Gen.
Shafter has urgently requested. They
are wanted to serve as military pickets
for the city of Santiago proper, thus
obviating the necessity of retaining
within the zone Of infection any of the
men who now constitute his army.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
Want to Know Our Conditions.

Paris, July 22.-The Temps has re-
ceived kilograms indicating semi-offi-
cial communications are passing be-
tween Spain and the United States, the
former desiring to sound the govern
ment at Washington as to the condi-
tons it will demand for the re-estab-
lishment of peace.
London, July 22.-The Morning
Posts Madrid correspondent states
positively that the ministers have
agreed unanimously in favor of peace,
leaving the responsibility of capituIat-
ing to Blanco and Toral solely.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
Rumors OF Peace SiIenced.

Washingt N, July 22-Gen. Stewart
l.. Woodford, United States minister to
Madrid, was in Washington Wednes-
day and held a conference with the
president and secretary of state. His
presence revived rumors of peace ne
gotiations, but these were quickly 81
fenced. The story that Sir Henry
Drummond Wolff, British ambassador
at Madrid, has been fully informed as
to the terms upon which the United
States is ready to make peace is also
denied.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27

Within the past month the first iron
bridge erected in the state Of Ohio has
been removed. This bridge was over
Salt Creek, on the Central Ohio di-
vision of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, in Muskingum county, and was
built in 1851. 1t was a single span, Il
feet in length. and was known as
"Bollman deck truss bridge with plate
Orders" Bollman was at that time
chief engineer of construction OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail- Dad.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
Loses sympathy for Spain.

London, July 22.-Emperor William
is reported to have said to his British
naval guests on the royal yacht Hohen-
zollern few days ago: Spain de-
serves to lose her empire, because she
cannot shoot straight" Then he add
ed expressions of contempt for her
navy and seamen. There is no doubt
about the accuracy of this statement
The emperor has lost all sympathy for
Spain.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27

ing him to cause to be prepared at the
earliest possible moment a complete
list Of the American soldiers suffering
from yellow fever, as well as the names
Of those who have lost their lives from
that disease. This information will be
it is expected will serve to allay the
apprehensions of the relatives AMI
friends of our soldiers
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
Captured sh,ps Arc Not pr,,..

Washington, July 22.-Secretary AL
ger announces that 1t has been finally
and definitely decided that the ships
taken in Santiago harbor by the sur
render Of that city became United
States property, net prizes of either the
army or navy. This is in accordance
with former supreme court decision.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
Indiana Loses About 100000.

Indianapolis, Ind, July 22.-Under
the governments ruling regarding the
reimbursement Of states for the con-
centration Of volunteers Indiana will
lose about $4,000 by reason Of quit
ters' and rejected men whose expenses
the government refuses to pay The
number Of men who backed out af-
ter answering the call was large.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
Natnre's Mistake.

Johnny-Do they have ele. hants in
Asia?
Papa-Oh, yes.
Johnny-Do they have circuses in
Asia?
Papa-No-o; think not.
Johnny-Well, what's the use of hav'
ing elephants if they don't have cir
cuSeSp
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-07-27
Insurgents NAV HELM Spain.

Madrid, July 22.-Premier Sagasta
and Gen. Correa. minister of war, de-
clare that the latest news from the
Philippines is of the most favorable
character. Gen. Correa's advices indi-
cate that the insurgents are now dis
playing "only lukewarm hostility to-
ward the Spanish troops"