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The sun., 1898-04-11
Letters From the PesspIe-
NEW C'.sr1E April Isy. Iss,.

NEW CssTIE April lsJ- lsss.
70 thpe Editor qt THE Srx-
DEsE >EE: hao#irgy voElr PAPER to be
J Egugs e-sssve 11ae ard QEar that advocates
SF1rxEes4tIseEgf III pE11l5e ,zzaiers- reqGsess
E7I1 ss gg7'e gls= sEane in vGClE page,s :Gy
EtSe +s.8gs l-g. re4zs9ng 5.g The n0n-pru-
e5e7-.aT- -IEfls d sg18e Nt z-1g fellow
t'gx sls1z5en exhibited towards certain
caLs11G121eas iGs s.9- CITY eA-c18ln tpGEsgr-
Egw- Ihsfs-2 Le,oEg5e OF tins c5ty that err
al ODD wg-tg ifse pEr--ez81 city gvvegn-
ihr1II aElG is2- officials IN general pn the
g-3Gs1a1- u 4E1Gs-es-s-sEg expenditure and
t-x1sz zg4E2es4 m the Gl4za -sislEz1ce et ekz-
sEse a9ghs. and The ssg85-F rad. setn
1g tt.'s-1 q i+E izc1s, i-li+-gslJ1z3ly ufst,-
ABLY iEr8s they Eaigtt d. mesi to yp-
1l5<e1Esstz5- Fog fn4ny yezrs tie Pennsyl-
vaEfz Railroad TAD this city completely
FlEsst g5. GsyEsisv! 10 eTgc d al EXTENT that
u .a- Z gayns1GEl remark ff2t the rra,.
IL lzsi n well pEz5 q seEsce around the
s~wn- and -E EsaVg-- III zn4 eagt at their
y3s+-4tTfs. Trains sefe rT1rs 1r rsis = the
r8EtE9s2a4 saw fl, and sgIfse el@yra wears
2sss- Ktbel the lE1l works w-rp ci1<et
iis- k'e44 1rzg- s-rylcr ws- essEnyAselv
q aognt;Egse6. To-Day NE hass- a. csf,s-
psE+% 3 aeFr1ese t-1zeen this city and
Wilmington a. il = possioBe to te given.
Ifs- eass are ct the Esl,.s modern. and
equipped with all possible cJuyeniences
.T siOe oosaisssT pf the Ia s~~nserx-
tasrIEag the hard siGae- Of lass winter
s1'lsNirErts hi the eitlz ou. Of eAnDler-
nseHs we're enable-d- b. si,- cheap irogley
iare. to gD into Wilmington in r.arch II
"f nHs- AID many took advantage Of
Of tt1- Tive ceI: izre TO Eden
Park and nAlsed the r.4st II
tiAr way tD the city. This
cTsald never have tern accomplished
under the Old rzilnad regime and surely
-il"lE c1oIaI fpr something in the favor
" ii1e-- wlaJ advocated the trolley
-y-'-n'. Ii IL trzsr there are -.,IIse detects
IN Iise system, svl1- very Caring ores
tpt. A. II exisss t1lay, but time iptzls ali
thing and In time a reHsedy will b.
;O"'EA! iDr thss- evils The work o; zd-
VanoelEs-:lt should go IN and those who
aelsGcaie -glcb eralrse be retained in
yfiicr
New Ca:s!e should advance and nd- =
aacksarc lnt~ ,ise -aage old r1t it vas
in for years.
>lglief, TAI P.YEg-
The sun., 1898-04-11

The high water in The N2srlssia1s,d
ezused By tie ise2vT Mart rain hxs
reached slezrrhis aad = pursuing iss
tsEal sGgk Of breaking Gown seYeas III
order to- ges soas1a 10 srsszsL Tie sx1sn-
sige breaks In tie 5eyee- have iarsly
been repaired id sslle s0s s3se rlges-lt
food TIs4 t43lh Dt the aeaiNTer~ ia 7De
evee sysse,a rsever breaks They PET
ceiTe ssE2s ii j. 4lways ffe weakest link
In sh@ et4al1 s5Eaz gives way -Dder szazzn.
and tiDeg argzse than if tseg only Lad Dp
~=4k4-6 Ink sLege wgr38G te nD Dgrzk.
The sun., 1898-04-11

Bn there tisey nos ssxnd 1brse 1rs I'M
ieils~Hl pgsons today who are - ssa
md oonqnsssi fhzz spain mGss gut fte
island ~ Cuba Tfss~e Esrsozas sxsse
1isir time in enpsy ossssderaaaon a
questions no bsaetr 1f4ral and EertinFna-
Afs&r Fost Saa4ser Was fised osc, q Ezk
soo fzEe TO dasrass any S1iFsHrsl luts-is-
cs4i0n 0f slavery. Ii Is 500 esae noS 10
diseuse any settlement ssye the .hanSsoa-
mens ii Cata By Spain IusesTeaaSon Il
sefslenezl- Sa<hing ese is, and the psss-
emf ccndsssns can I'D asrrs te bosrs-
Ds ras c,.-rsook ske fzras and tue rrIz-
cipsex is-11 !Rssafy and make the dssHaEd
IIEs-sz-ve
The sun., 1898-04-11

Ajax ol beer. uB is5&a4ecs1 and elgag-
eS-e@ All Nn instruments and eEz1-sac,e.-
Of valDe- Ike aaAk el1e@Es- s3r4tt.- riyz---
gzges, etc-. ~5I 1e y'~5er4o5a 1e 4 LEX
On te4 and cet5es- Lsf 8 -2x I'D sagas.
a t4E II t"4 All g s5re j. rs-cs-.-a.s7lEg y
paid 1g t5le rs4s--+e- and iall- wi1h sE.e,=1lsa
Weigh oa 5h-= lt ,5sElie3 5Es71-14-
I.gIblirg tsss IAN @l beer, RAISING Il
:rYan s! tp s.. w1gl adj $3.50. .lyq 30
shy- res@E1g4 an. te ie31 tT ,sp tre-l-g1sg,s.r,
AMI LAX 8l lE2-s -7g1sD-tg7- n VGln4 and
exc 2--ge H~1ld rGt ts paid oT The
pgtgE@- c-ss--a.-
The sun., 1898-04-11

bSg lining Il nyT se,tled. spain mu-e
41lt C1ts. TIE >peH!.h flag muss no
longer u allD@ed to fat from Moro
Castle. Clta mus. te free and Cuban.
have 't.ejr Liberty. T: !. uEyn this rnck
TIA! The Government and people pf tie
| Hlted states .tani. il il a rock Of
-aiotr. In reaching that rlck, conscience
and great deliberation Was exercised
The sun., 1898-04-11
LICENSE APPLICATION.

XNTraE-L atrssuEakA >gaErsn tAe 1s1ssag lase
stwMJssse ID ". A5ssTe sasnsksa "a Na EE a ssg
yEmEs szrtra ID Ia. F.xa sAr2 ct rA@ x51y al VII
azamsxa0u ssGlsfF sd Nf3 exsse xs,9 ssAnke ~ Eeas
Nxsw in ernE Ibss wazs the n.sss,z nsenGk es zss.
hsk af sAe General Asss sanadx ina sDta eAer nsA6s
and Ts@ssBs3 D. hsrsitT give rYcgr~ 1Assf So
speaE IN Nr--g 10 tsst esGss as Geassrza Stslaea,
Nf ite rsEat ii ztiIsErx In Asd Mr New GAszbs
ssEaz1F sE SlaS1'4E. 1A<s lsrA dag G6 NaE a N
saN. asI1a it,s Esrz strM 1f sns1 snssss- SW i
assasg 1ar sa.. lfs,se ~ inn or sSverH- kK khe
,slIe EarrxEn -zJarlraIzzig 5szsrs i- ss< Szsr.
1rIats afsss srt 10 b. 5rvzk &C tast grs1nass
aasa tn. ia.t Wig reSvsrZssSr cirnszs 1i saSs
SAE rtsrsEu llg n tsat sES5 gsassasSE- viz
T. EEasrsssr 4C,A- h. Cx2ErK
fMz,5.A MefarHatE MagEsAaf IL Nonc~
szr1nr T1paItrs- MaaaA2z Il IsEza2-
GEss1ss ,s.Is.4sr E8Esazn & A&5e
Frst5 @4ta - ~ Fk3xn
barn RAx-rr YEsrMins EsonAass
RAGnsAs fEIB-- 4 SggfNss W.T. NsEie
all1EH ssIzlrlirr AM r. AseaseEtAsh
lBzs,.s @L4 gafa- Nts4rrasT.
Aacasra Gs3,.5 RErrv h.H4Ex,Hz-
EtkSrosx hs44Ilg1A1. IL MelA4gahn.
ssaxriss GI-lrI-< ss~rzx OVAL
L j. xeMt1.s, 9atL Gs1-sz.
.s-ast. ! NJ arsz5ex AIsxrs SsS-xass-
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN
The sun., 1898-04-11

THE ;.n tEE-5Es4. Bssgg rls.y gasy4 .ipyxn
ill., ~ anxba&g. aD aver xzr With
>lsll nsl-71r5eEr7&n6 Ii-. sit1zripr and
Ets-'r pwE. interest. War ~ csevris.! .az,
&ILss1lt- ~ s2r i lrg..gGt2ole. Itrslzg- D.
.5sveei # l51Sj=. b1I it 1g1-t c9,.,.. and
q 'gz~ -hgft.y. Waztever MAY tt- tile real
ti4--.r.-s o: the >psn..a Government. it
la 10 ty'- u.sssEnpsglni.5ng in ;ts z,tit,pIe
t0~ard tts- Taled state. ~ ~ -.4r,,
packing in aid uprising OF ri-. >aanisll
p.-grs@. III TIE Ga-.e VI tfae Maine and in
t:se a&-+- lt CGta. thls. Tinted >tase.- will
ger tsita:1g t<1f insults Dy waiting. Wny
-a@1lt il ws5-2 A. for i1sins-s.. a CON
timing ssat.- pi uncertainty is the sarxt
shIng i'm it. Batef that the inevitable
sa@1yc c'ytls- at once, tn: proat and iss,s
acs71-sE.; I,e male up and trade and co,n-
me'cs as:&Esed 10 Ii@ changed conditions.
War caIgtt b. avoided. TIE s,.9ner i. i.
begz. sLG +r.ded, the b.tter for business
Tt,-r@ i 10 ,DoEsey in an1iety.
The sun., 1898-04-11

is9Za ASgrEsE- Els-'gn ,GEG- asgt .ss te
13ri 4 tarta-y T5ng5t2g tis4 VOID ot
ssfgge s@q,.s-vr', 5ar44giirsi VIZ. ID ags,rr
#orEl- Ii Erzct. 54ryl - e,1zs,@ task t.-sr-
ing 2r-T- Of 1b@ a2g3se-- eEp5tszs. and
EGEse l. Esg. rsa-p1zt&g 10 te -xpae1-6-
II I+s- "a: 55r expedition t.- @veg sy1y-
tSiD'@- aset grsw~ 4-qr~ z11 1a.re
proD4=gazai:zl. st ni.. r.e tp trcrgs any
cave 1ss--f t,vr4 u e4lza1it.ra. ark.
''as5st- - 1t igrr1s ar1. ! t5- eclipse
AMI 'lgg=-i &ss.l crr---- s-sris '' They ali
i'er--t.e7t ing - at.4 an s5ch appear
"-sss.12g 1s,=1-~ Er@iel-s5.:-- s4sy le set
down a. bringing &, arl4Ess-r egop alto
g-t-a-r,
The sun., 1898-04-11
B1aN DlHMoFDS.

Wezry. xretched Women wake 10
~npdertuliy when they take Black
Dzznoods. They Feed them.
No-- cut men with throbbiug
brains and aching pains need Black
Dssro5ds.
One Of these tiny discs taken after
each neal viii work wonders. They
strengthen the heart: rn9rish the
brai1 67ild up the body and bring
health and happiness to the xoner
and -sn who use them.
Back Diamcuds bring vim. vigor
and y.rlity to reu and souen.
II you feel bad all over" take
Black Diamonds. The price is only IS
cs-.-
~ Eou can huy them only Of the
sole owners Address .
The sun., 1898-04-11
Asadsy. April II. 1885.
tpssrg EEa[ayLEEE.

sP.Sisa repprss u EEae couYAsse Ies5--
cation Of the hilippsnes zpgezr In t4ss
heen no gHnyrs accurate than Ese ,pg,os1s
about Cuban provinces.
The sun., 1898-04-11
Rsa@sed a tie Wflninxsos Psa O1er
n xerUud Class Matter
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE 1897
DyIMARyIA TELEPHONE IsA
Business sykoe and Edittr1l
Rsssbs. No. i63 East sixth 81.
Neehasieal Department, No. W5
East Sixth St.
Philadelphia ofiee Rssn 3. No.
9l1 Walnut Street.

THE SE-N Is p1ollsbsd every 64v in
the xezr and Z. distributed throlgfs0gs;
the GIsy Of Wi5n'ng1on and the state Of
IsaAx are b. Authorized sgenss- Sub
erirainrs staslld be sent 10 the pnh3scz-
tisn sfsse. By nail ~ telephone
The sun., 1898-04-11

INFORMATION wanted 0. tie de<s,sDs,n.x n,
aenry CA vel 0-Neil- who, in is4- fit !. he
aevete resided ii 81 Cent?. s.-E4 a sISc ~
ne dsscsndents @! Alexander Mo r-..1. in
.sss esss1eo ii ia Henry st-se to- OF whom
owned 0. lad some interest in m Sex ar
= y And = Mulberry s.r@es, in he yof NeT
IoEk- FREDERICK BELTZ Cou rss "a: nIAv
IL S'ostway. New Eo-z g:s~.
The sun., 1898-04-11

~ John Martin, who left the Ergl h navy
sn.P SelA-HpaDn ahsUs % yea1 AZ il stiN hv-
ing. MS mother, Jane MArIin (rae RrsnsryII
would ike 10 hear from him Com,runicz.e tv
sesss' @ WITH L, A. ioi Rrenou ST, Brooklyn. New
The sun., 1898-04-11

AAGGIE HAHRl-IntoErassscn y, srted os
sasseAbourx OF Maggie Harris, mIows aruTscy.
q IN AAy, isgI at lfs West 5trh ST; rlease cs,x,-
1anicAte with COLE 4 POTTER evil s-rsrs
New Yosk
The sun., 1898-04-11

JOSEPH BAYLESs. shoEt, bruaette worked
CArEeses, y. J.. iColwells iron works. left lsai
sorroslng wife appreciate knowing his fate, liy-
ing, dead BAiLESs. Al West 18th.
The sun., 1898-04-11

ID Frederic klehafdson. ls,s rrn sr;et..
a"a asn.nash- Sofss. England, And Nonus.
sA1A1A slll Apply To II o. s. 7se Ii .sr.t,. !,
copy. s'eas
The sun., 1898-04-11

INFORMATION wanted of Cornelius sheehsn.
ton Of Patrick z. born al SO East 4-th ST. city;
left home -s5 East IISd ST., in ls,1 iar Ipnysr
Col; last heard fruD him in April 1927. from
Denver, vss going 10 stockton, Cal; father and
taothe, dead; come home to John send any in
formation 10 JOHN J. sHEEHAN. 7S5 East I<sd
81. Western EsEes please copy,
The sun., 1898-04-11

EtGESE SMITH. formerly OF Arena Wis. ,ast
heard from IN New York. employed in reStSU-
rant, will hear something to his interest hy cn-
nunie1ting With REESE L CARTER, ArtGrneys.
Hoigeyille, Wis
The sun., 1898-04-11

.xLOkNCE O'RKiN-KinAiy write en-
se1ALk4, 10 West Broad vsy. Eev York es,
The sun., 1898-04-11

Situation Or help advertise
neals in TUE Sun will be run
fsr 25 cents until either have
bees seclrd and sr,lered sst.
The sun., 1898-04-11
NOTICES.

MANIkD-EDs:Eets asenp ei,h4r
~ sesss 49, teas sOsctess invesuss,ios 1 ~
The sun., 1898-04-11
PRRSOIAI,

ARs ADDiE GRAAHREsH-Seu.,,
~ -iHs Any osss knosing Der addfe., III IoII iIII9
The sun., 1898-04-11

JOSEPH HCSNI-A native q. Russia f,gx,
se-e y 'cs-Ph Ennis il re2ui,t1 70 enznrnuuS-
see sita Us o-ul1er, Ms;og r. HunniS Ss
IeseSalrs- knss7A. o. the CosssElsS Genera al
erssaA- ~ slate sifset. New YcgE
The sun., 1898-04-11

D0(1 Circular, iudidou.ly mailed SEA Ship
WV IfeIAii; &8-Quisk results from western
sh!en. X hilly, South Broadvay St Louis Ne
The sun., 1898-04-11

iP Niehael c. wslb. hpzr in R.,w,..s
bsG9sl Ireland. nov shnct - yeA,, Of a.. .aag
Rased 70 Re AtsEs New York, rou,s ,-'mn Me
7:s with his esssxin Michael Ylesd paIql p1"s.i1l
ssrees, Londonderry, Ireland, be wg,I s.ue
ao0eshinR 10 his sdvsnsnee ao
The sun., 1898-04-11

RfokAA1ioS sasssd Of Clare Dsysl by ~
Gsks. j. DCyAL- Isl West 5eni
New isgk cH.
The sun., 1898-04-11

IMPORTATION wanted Of Res,n,.
Reilly, tdomesic-) Please send ,ddr.
70 % Convent avenue. New York ci,y
The sun., 1898-04-11

V0TTEc NpH no you wan, 3 good raying
lVUNV MIN position on the railroads n
20. / can help you A2omust
Be- betveen Is and s.. Enclose llr ior teri pet-
lse, etc. J. L. wilson, Deps. L.. Maiden, n. G
The sun., 1898-04-11

hfuRNATIoN vansed-I,anisl = n
I.s,. formerly Q: John Z, eosen and q p'.aI y,
sifh WILLIAM T. NrKiSIyy '},,ahgnia4 },a
boAnso.n. New YORK herse
The sun., 1898-04-11

H1s1SkR. R0BERT-H .oler, p,.,,-i
s,n ssn o. Asefaaras l. fsesstDer viii con nuns.:. %
Ses fosk city, he will heA. 0. om.,htosaiss htasN
strnntAxe. ''''s 70 "
The sun., 1898-04-11

4 GENTS wanted, free outfit. One
a earned $500, several slOOD in 1895.
Z. q. Box, 1871 New York.
The sun., 1898-04-11
HELP WAuTD-uAIn.

aANTEh-By 8 .usnx msn situation in
sa'es1 ssslsL s~sez t-A~ eItsTseeaes.
Asssr--~ ~BAEBER"
SEs 0Gse
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-07-14

herosm at Bnnkerhil and Concord is
the came spirit that caused to be written
on the immortal pages the names Of
Iorndorf and Salmio. The same cannons
that Numbered at Saratoga and York.
town rained iron on the chains Of slavery
at Santiago but a few DAYS ago. The
spirit of rs has heroism attached to IL
that can never die. What schoolboy viii
not be moved to tears as he reads of tho
suffering patriots of Valley Forge; the
naked, bleeding feet the hstles- heads Of
our brave fathers who suffered at that
camp? No, alien flunkeytsm may call
our Fourth of July worn ont tale but
by the American citizen it's annual re-
turn will always be hailed with wild en-
thusiasm and Joy. As many flags will
autter from the Matches homes next year
and in the future az there WAS on the day
when the news OF the destruction OF the
Spanish squadron of Santiago thrilled
the hearts Of our people to patriotism.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-07-14
Substantial Mining DEVELOPMENTS.

The mining men of this district are
awaiting with much patience the outcome
of the developments now being made 10
the Ida Gilmore mine, in which num-
Der of Yakimans are largely interested.
The company has arranged with the
Kellogg Chemical Process company to
put in one OF their plants, and to mine,
mill and treat not less than five tons nor
more than so tons OF ore per dav for the
next five years. The inventor, Mr.. VIM.
Kellogg, of Seattle, makes large 81 aims for
his process, which has been approved
by many Of the best assayers and min
ing men in the state. Out of 1919 differ
ent kinds Of ore treated, but two have
been found that with his new process
Mr.. Kellogg was unable to treat. and at
a cost OF less than IS per ton. While the
process is proprietary, 1t can nevertheless
be stated that II 10 somewhat like tho
cyanide process, except that with this
ores may be treated in which there lie .
large percentage Of copper.
The plant for the Ida Gilmore 10 being
rapidly put in place, aud will be in ope-
ration, it is expected, by July 18th. 4
number OF st. Paul capitalists are back
ing the enterprise, being represented By
Mr.. Cressey of that city, who with ,
large force Of men is now pushing the
work.
The principal stock holders In the COM
psny are s. ID. Hawkins, Mrs. A. ID.
Wilson, James Grieve, Edward Whitson,
Fred Parker and Keith Dunlop. Mr..
Parker is the president, James Grieve
vice president, and Mrs. Watt secretary.
The directors are Keith Dunlop, James
Grieye, NJ. NJ. Emerson, s. s. Hawkins
and Fred Parker. The mine lie located
about 30 miles northwest of Gle Elum,
and 10 very promising one. Just now
much interest is being centered upon It
because of the development work being
done, and it is expected that by August
first it will have been thoroughly demon
strated just what may be expected from
the Ida Elmore. Should the Kellogg
process prove to be anywhere near what
is claimed for it there will be an activity
in the mining districts OF the state never
before experienced.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-07-14
There will BE No More Serious Fight
ing. TOraI Having Surrendered.
DENEY'S LESSON TO GERMANS
Happenings In Other Parts OF the County
A Mining Development That
May Mean Much to
This Section.

The situation at Santiago has not
changed materially since our last issue.
Shafter has been reinforced by six or
eight thousand men under Gen. Guy V.
Henry. His lines extend around the
rear of the city and are well supported
by artillery, and his troops are strongly
entrenched. Several days have passed
quietly in attempting to agree on terms
OF surrender OF the Spanish army. Gen.
Toral, the Spanish commanding officer
demanding the privilege of marching out
with the honors of war. and Skater re-.
curing unconditional surrender.
Latest by bulletin as We 20 to press
says the Spanish army at Santiago has
surrendered without any more fighting.
dispatch from Manila states that
on Wednesday. July 9, the insurgents
reported that the German boat Irene in
Subic bay had refused to permit them to
attack the Spsniards on Grande Island.
Admiral Dewey promptly dispatched
the Raleigh and Concord to investigate
the matter. On entering Subic Bay, the
Raleigh opeded fire Oh the forts. where
upon the Irene slipped her cable and
steamed out Of the bay by the other
channel The result OF the fire of the
American warship was that the Spsniards
numbering over 500 men, surrendered
everything. On returning to Manila,
the Irene explained that she interfered In
"the interest Of humanity" and offered
to hand over to the Americans. the
refugees she had on board. Admiral
Dewey has declined to accept them.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-07-14
YAKIMA CITY.

Jack Noble and Fred Kendall have
gone to the wheat fields to assist in the
harvesting.
Grandma Flint was moved down to
her old home last week. Her many
friends hope for her rapid recovery.
Miss Florence Adams lie with MS again
after years absence in Tacoma, where
she has been attending school.
Chss. Lee and family, Mrs. Critic and
children expect to start Thursday for the
reservation soda sprin 20 for an outing.
They expect to be gone about two weeks.
The young people Of this place will
give gipsy social at James Courtwrights
on Friday, July 22d. Refreshments Csc,
and Sc to have your fortune told.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-07-14
MATCHES.

Jacob Jacobson left on Monday for q
visit to friends and relatives in Wiscon-
sin.
John and Ed Morrissey have gone to
Wslla Walla where they intend working
in the harvest fields.
Miss Carrie Livesley was an attendant
at the Christian Endeavor convention at
Walla Walla.
Bert Cleman and Owen Purdin spent
several days on the Tietan.
The Free Methodist camp meeting at
the Gleed grove is very largely attended.
George Livesley was one of the sue
cessful applicants at the eighth grade
pupils examination held at North Yaki-
ma recently.
Nearly all Natchez people celebrated
their Fourth at North Yakima. II was a
day of wild enthusiasm made still wilder
by the report Of the destruction of Ger
vera's squadron and the probable sur
render OF Santiago. Actuated by our
war with Spain the spirit of '76 rose
niger than for many years before. The
Fourth OF July is ss dear to US as ever.
When can it die? Poet Laureate Austin
may call it worn out tale" but to the
American patriot it is a tale that is still
tinted With the vigor Of youth. The
spirit that has actuateI our fathers TO
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-07-14

The Wonder and White Mountain lee
Cream Freezers, make smooth cream aud
freeze il quick too. The Yakima Hard
ware Co. have the stock.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-07-14
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Sehtll,ng's Best baking
powder ought to sell for
twice as much as the next
best. m
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-27
Council Proceedings

AT the regular council meeting
held last evening a communica-
ton was received from Mason,
Lewis q Co, stating their willing
ness that the former contract on
their bid for the bonds should hold
good after the coming election.
A petition was received from
ID. Q. Samuels, who slipped and
fell on the icy sidewalk near the
Florence hotel, requesting that the
town pay his expenses and doctor
bill incurred by the accident. The
petition was referred to the finance
committee.
1t was decided by the board to
vaccinate, free of charge, all per-
sons who can not afford to pay for
the service. DR.. Richardson, the
health commissioner, to do She
work.
The board decided that can
vass should be made OF the town
to determine who has and who has
not been vaccinated, the parties
who do the canvassing to take the
census of the town at the same
time.
A complaint was registered on
account of the sewer emptying
practically at the foot of Santa Fe
avenue, and there turning from
its course and flowing into
the river above the point where
water is pumped into the town for
domestic use. The board as a
health board will inspect the mat
ter.
A recess was taken until next
Friday night.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Sore arms are all the rage.

Sore arms are all the rage.
Work on the new business blocks
continues unabated.
Next Thursday is election day.
Everyone ought to vote.
Operator Moore was passing
around the cigars this afternoon.
DR., Baker has reopened his
Office after few days thorough
disinfection.
1t is such delightful weather as
the past few days that attracts the
tourist to this part of Colorado.
Last night a colored woman in
the quarantine district tired of the
secluded life she was forced to lead,
and donning suit of male attire.
she escaped the guard, came down
town and filed up on booze. The
police found her in very hilar-
ious state and locked her up in her
own room to reflect upon the i'm
propriety of masquerading.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-27
Will be rlarried

Carvis uIv ouu announcing uuc
marriage Of John B. Meserve of
Colorado, and Miss Myrtle
Broughton on next Wednesday,
Dec. 2Sth at $50 p. m. at the
home of the brides parents in
Little Valley township.-The In
man (kansas) Review.
The above clipping shows that
John BIS. mission in Kansas is
something more than flial, a
matrimonial phase entering into
it.
By clean, conscientious up
right course of conduct, Attorney
Meserve commands the respect
and confidence of all who know
hiE in this city, and his record is
tne same in other places where. he
has lived. The Tribune joins
with his many friends in congratu-
lating Mr. Meserve, and assuring
his Kansas bride of a hearty
welcome in Florence. We drink
their health and wish them many
happy New Years.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-27
May go to San Francisco

Washington, d. G., Dec. 81
The Navy department is consider
ing the advisability Of ordering
the battleship Iowa to San Fran
cisco before sending her to Manila
She will there go to Mare island
aud undergo repairs, which
have developed themselves in the
long journey around the Horn.
She is now at Callao with the
battlesbip Oregon.
Admiral Dewey has asked for
an immediate dispatch of officers
to officer the three ships to be
raised.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-27
The Manufacture OF Nickel

Makers have succeeded in cleo
tro-depositing nickel plates 20 by
30 inches in size and i to ] of an
inch thick, which are so tough
and elastic that it is very difficult
to chisel the metal; and the sheer
ing of plates more than :25 of an
inch in thickness is as troublesome
as the manipulation of SO much
tempered steel 1t is an import
ant fact, also, that these plates,
ordinarily, will neither break
under the hammer or crack under
the punch. The greater portion of
the output of pure nickel is used
in making nickel steel and German
silver, and 5he rest cast into anodes
for nickel-platers.
The value of the platinum and
palladium contained in the Canad-
ian ore annually mined is more
than $4,000. A part of this the
electrolytic process saves, and it
will soon be placed on the market.
The value of the worlds product
of metallic nickel and nickel oxide
in 1897 exceeded, it is said, 81 300,
oo0.-T. Ulke, in The Engineering
Magazine for December,