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seya beach early yesterday morning. lWentyour OF
her crew of twentveven missing, and the three men
saved are certain that comrades either peshed IN the
imminent peril OF their lives IN the RUNS OF
the vessel The survivors reached shore only after terrible
perience.
When the Aa1ana struck the bar her timbers at
gave way and made rush for the hatchway
They had hardly started vessel parted in the middle
snapped like kndng wood The breakers swept
after decks and crashed through the cabin DOORS and
the men, seeing that the ship doomed sought safety
number who were on deck started launch life boat
while they working with the davts tore
deck and filled the boat dropped into the surf and al
Immediately filled with Five were in it and all
washed overheard These two had and
for hours they were bueted about poweress choose their
In of the sudden springs they found their craft
within arms length of third and at the risk OF their
lives they pulled him out Of the surf.
another hour the rocked upon the breakers
and then their hoisted upon the OF great
high and dry upon the beach Two of them completely
exhausted but the third still possessed little strength and he
ran through the wild country until he found farmer
informed of the distress OF his companions Help at
taken farm houses and cared for
Tonight unconscious the others not in danger No
know what farm house they taken any
thing about them further than that they survivors OF the
wreck The life saving is now looking for them
The whole for the wreck lodged with the captain
He was too anxious make quick passage. All the
he raced with another sailing vessel against
terrific Southwestern To make advantageous tack he steeed
close Cape Fouweahe and seeing the light supposed
his far from the shore Suddenly there
crash and the vessel began to go to pieces.
According best accounts lives the penalty
Tor the captains rashness.
Notification of the wreck the life saving
station twenty miles north of the bay for hours after the
reached shore Then the apparatus could be hauled
without horses and by the time these procured
late and too dark render effective service Captain
Clark of the esavng will make another attempt reach
the vessel in the morning Every assisting
struction of the bark
Aseya Bayhas telegraph station particulars are mea-
ger Reports from stations the north Cape
Foueater light concealed heavy fog when the wreck
occurred.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-19
FIRST PENSlONER OF
THE RECENT WAR
Artilleryman Gates Gets SIT Month
for the Loss Of


WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Commis-
sioner Evans of the pension Office no
titled Secretary Alger to-day that Jesse
r. Gates, of the Second United States
Artillery, who lost part of his upper lip
in the West Indian campaign, had been
awarded the first pension on account of
the Spanish war.
The President and the Secretary Of
War each took an interest in this case.
Gato~ called on them in person soon
aft the close of the campaig~ and
convinced them of the merits of his
case. Gates will receive SIT month,
and, this being inadequate, private
pension bill increasing the pension, will
probably be introduced in Congress.
Claims on account of the Spanish war
are now coming in rapidly. The total
on file up to date is 1947 for war SER
vice and ITS for naval service, exclusive
of the claims of the battleship Maine
victims.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-19
REBELS BANDING ON
URUGUAY'S FRONTIER
Former President Herrera Planning
to Seize the Reins Of
COvernn1enf

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald Copyrighted. 1898. by James Cor
don Bennett.
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Nov. 1S-The
Government has been informed that rev.
olutionary bands are forming on the from
tier and that they will soon invade the
country. No details of their numbers or
movements have been aScertained vet
but it is believed that former President
Herrera is planning to seize the govern
ment. All preparations are being made
to resist.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-19
Extension of the o. r. and N.

PORTLAND. Nov. 1s.-The o. r. & N.
has let the contract for building 14O miles
of railway from Wallula Junction up the
Snake River to Lewiston, Idaho. Seims
& -Coykendahl are the contractors, and
grading is now being actively pushed
both east and west from Riparia-
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officer of General Garcia's personal staff.
on whose word implicit confidence can be
placed. a-Erom what source the money will
come cannot be learned, but that the
United States has guaranteed the loan is
almost certain
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-19
Paw for Cuban Soldiers.

NEW YORK. Nov. ia Herald dis
patch from Havana says: The Cuban
army will receive one years pay on De-
cember TO- Notes for the balance due will
be issued and the troops will then be dis
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-19
Internreters in Fear of Highbinders.

FRESNO, Nov. 1S.-At the preliminary
examination of All Tie. accused Of the
murder of Ah Hack. it was found to be
impossible to proceed on account of the
fear of the Chinese interpreters. All
dreaded the highbinders and were afraid
to act It was found necessary to clear
the room several times Of the crowd of
Chinese, and the case finally went over.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-19
GIVE VENT TO THEIR
HATRED OF AMERICANS
Spanish Volunteers Parade in Ha-
vana, Shouting Insults to Their
Conquerors.

Special Cable TO The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted. 1898, by James Cor
fo-
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Alonqh O
sDrnaated edandB Broke
Overthe Vessels Sve1
TweyS
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-19
Bark Atalanta Goes Ashore
on the Coast Of
Oregon.
Of Her Crew but Three Survive
After a Desperate Struggle in
the Breakers.

~ ORTLAND Or Nov. 18.-The bark Atalanta, bound
IRON Tacoma to South Africa, wrecked upon Al
1 seya beach early yesterday morning. Iwentyour OF
her of twentyseven missing and the three men
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-06

Spring storms first overturn
those trees which are not well
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system and reaches the very
tissues of life. Better have
the spring cough blow by you
rather than stop with you for
weeks or all summer long.
For sale by all druggists at 50 cents and sr.oa
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists. New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-06
County Blanks.

Prices furnished on application. Dsvey
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used TO make our work durabls. AL
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-06

be expected that the tonnage for the
coming year win exceed 100000 tons.
The number of accidents during the
pust year has been gratifyingly small.
The fatal accidents have numbered
i've, and the non-fatal thirteen. This
Is low rate when compared with that
of other coal-mining states The pro.
duction of coal amounted to 1858, l33
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-06

edy TO everyone"
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For sale by z. c. NJ. l.. Clan, FL
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MMR. II, G. PHELPS, tho leading pension
iva attorney OF belfast, N. v, writes;
~ was DISCHARGED from thoarmy ON
account OF Ill health, and suffered from
heart trouble ever since. ] frequently had
faintlng and smothering spells My form
was bent on u man ofGO. constantly worc
an overcoat, even in GUNNER, for fear OF
taking cold. could not attend to my busi-
ness. My rest was broken hy severe pains
about tho heart and left shoulder. Three
years ago / commenced using DR.. Miles
Heart euro, Notwithstanding ] had used so
much patent medicine and taken drugs from
doctors for years without being helped. DR..
Miles, Tloart Cure restored me 10 health. 1t
is truly wonderful medicine and II affords
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-13
Green Room Talk.

Tout Paris was slightly shocked and
very interested; all nocked to see the
fair sufferer, her indignant husband
and her wicked admirer. Then some
body was cruel enough to md the
three c~onspirators lunching together.
and the whole story was given away.
The foreign admirer was part of the
lady's stock in trade. and the az
between him and her husband was re-
peated regularly.
A well known press agent tells this
story about an actor named Hanford.
who appeared in the role of Rich
mond' to somebody's Richard" at
Pittsburg recently:
Il was present at the performance
and was pleased In a drowsy sort of
way until Richmond woke me up in
the fifth act by shouting with fevered
emphasis the following:
Thus far into the bowels Of the land
Have we marched on without impedi-
ment.
so far all was well. This was really
Richard III. But the mex lines did not
belong there. There was an impede
ment. for Mr.. Hanford clearly STUN
bled over it-and fell. He CROPPED. he
struggled for a few moments and then
began AGAIN. lHls tinhe IL was.
Friends,
In peace there's nothing so becomes a
man
AS modest stiffness and humility.
But when the blast of war blows in
our ears. etc.
I sat in amaze. The last time / had
heard these lines handsome George Rig
mold had uttered them as Henry v.
about a score of years ago. But more
wonder were to come. Before Mr..
Hanford had finished that address he
had delved into at least two other of
the bard's tragedies, finally winding up
with the concluding lines of Henry
VS. address to his soldiers before Har-
fleur, thus:
The games afoot:
Follow your spirit; and, upon this
charge,
Cry-God for Harry. England and
Saint George
At the Union theater I'm Butte, THE
DaZZler" has been playing 10 the ca
pacity Of the house this week. The
popular farce comedy is this year
stronger "a ever. The engagement
will close with a matinee this after
noon and the last performance this
evening.
For next week. beginning tomorrow
evening. the Magniscope Exhibition
company will introduce the marvellous
mechanical device. the latest projecting
machine for producing animated PFC
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RINGERS AMONG THE BEANS.
The Way n supply Of fresh Quinine In
hucnced n Poker Game.

perhaps I shouldn't go into any ret
rospections that might reflect upon the
doctors chances OF election" said Ma
jor Drollier. but there's one thing that
has always ~prejudiced me against him.
II is a small matter, n perhaps my
proof is not conclusive enough To estab-
lish a case against him before an ordi-
nary fury. but from the point Of view
Of any sporting man. IL certainly would
look bad for him. We were down I'm
the Red River country together in 1874.
and time hung heavy on our hands
during the evenings. The doctor fed
US lots q quinine to keep down the
swamp fevers and gave US wholesome
advice about diet. particularly caution
ing US against fresh milk from the
-neighborhood. Of course we played
poker. and. as I recollect II. the doctor
was an inveterate loser. He didn't
seem to know the rudi-
ments of the anne. and was an inn
patient player as well as a sullen loser.
We played with shotgun wads for
chips. and there were less than 500 in
the camp.
Now comes the singular and sug-
gestiye chain 81 circumstances. which
makes me arraign the doctor. We had
been taking our quinine I'm powdered
form and the stock got low. Doc made
a reauisitiOn on St. Louis for more. and
IL seemed slow coming. One night
when he was a neaNy loser N l was
the banker. as usual. ne pretended to
get mad at the u wads. said they
were grimy old hoodoos. and at the
close OF the game chucked 'em all into
the fire.
Next night we wanted to start
a game he suggested that we should
get 500 white beans from the cook and
use them. ] consented and counted out
the beans al 10 cents each. When we
came 10 finish up I had 20 go down into
my clothes when I felt sure that I
ought 90 b. about - winner. I showed
the beans down in my pocket and said
nothing. Next day ! got thinking about
the matter and counted uD the beans.
I found I a $50. Then l looked EN-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-13

As a rule. Cyrano Is spoken as II the
word were divided Cyr-an-o. with no
accent on any particular syllable. The
correct pronunciation and accent are
Theoretically expressed as follows:
S~ecr-on-oh de Bear-jair-ack.
Louise Baudet. who is playing the
French girl in The Belle of New York
used TO pose as a tragedienne in the
of Herr Daniel Bandmann
and played Ophelia and other roles.
Nine. Modjeska's our has just begun
in California, and she will later ppea
i'm the East. Her repertory includes
"Magda." Measure for Measure" A
You Lik It," Macbeth" MARY
Stuart and "Adrienne L~ecouvreur."
Leavitt James. who plays in THE
Cuckoo is a son OF Louis James, the
tragedian. In the beginning of his ca
reer he endeaVOTed TO follow The foot
steps of his father. but forsook that
curse and adopted comedy.
Nine. Ristori. the great Italian ac-
tress. whose Elizabeth and Mary
Stuart and Medea and Lady Macbeth
electrified the country i'm 1895, is lying
critically i'll at Rome.
Lillian Russell Is now i'm London, hav-
ing Cancelled her continental music hall
engagements because. IL is said. she did
not choose to sing in countries whose
language she could not speak.
IL is said that Helen Redmond, who
is playing Cleopatra with Frank Daniels
I'm THE Wizard Of the Nile" was I'm the
chorus two weeks ago at SIS a week.
She gets 1925 now.
Janauschek, Marie Jansen. Amelia
Summerville the merry mountain maid
OF "Adonis." and Max Eugene are to
appear In vaudeville.
Annie Sutherland. who was Joseph
JefTerson's leading lady last season, will
appear in vaudeville.
Efie ann was born In Boston.
She made her first appearance on the
stage as a child i'm the famous produc-
ton of "Coriolanus" by John McCul-
Tough.
Mrs. Ton Thumb. once the only Lilll-
putian on American shores. is at pres
ent appearing with a company OF her
own as one Of the exhibition shows at
Earl's Court, London.
Mistakes VIII Happen will he one OF
the early attractions at the Grand.
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ready to break IN. A woman aban-
doned at the p~recipice by the villain
To be killed by the impending disaster.
A second woman in the trolley basket.
endeavoring to rescue the other. but
not quite In time TO reach her. The
mass falling into the mine with a
dreadful crash. The seemingly doomed
woman leaping desperately and catch
ing the basket with her hands. This
Is what happens i'm John Martins Sc
cret' this week at the Star. But II Is
not as impressive an episode on the
stage as II reads to be in print. nor as
the author doubtless hoped for IL. The
mine does not. through any Illusion.
look bigger than its real size. To be
proportionate the persons shown would
have TO be as little as dolls. The women
do not seem to be in danger OF being
hurt much IL they should be dashed TO
the ground. The landslide is too palpa-
bly, a matter of painted cloth to suggest
weighty consequences. The woman
who leaps for her life Is plainly sup
ported by a wire. So the spectators
are not much thrilled. and they laugh
at a great deal. The sense OF the lu-
dicrous Is as keen in a 10-to-50 theater
as in any other. In spite of the lack
of scenic success I'm its sensational act,
this play by Sutton Nane is by no
means a failure at the Star. Even at
the matinee of yesterday the house was
full of people who were satisfactorily
entertained.
The Philadelphia success of Way
Down East" following that of the New
York and Boston runs. indicates that
rustic drama. depicting natural. every
day types of character and deftly
blending homely pathos and humor.
will rarely ever fail to touch the popu-
lar heart. Many a blase city dweller
has. with ~stone-bruised. boyish feet
chased the butterfly through the mead
ows and he loves to be taken back TO
those days by n simple. wholesome
drama of country life. Plays like THE
Old Homestead Shore Acres" and
Way Down East" find enduring pop
u.arity when more ~pretentious dramas
are often put aside with indifference.
A Bowery theater 1.-The
special engagement of Buried Alive.
Mrs. Mamie Brandt. who was buried
with a grave signal three days. She
revived and popped the signal and was
taken out Of the grave alive. h will
be buried under six feet of earth at
each performance. Don fail to see
It. Also. first performance i'm this town
of the happy whale and little sailor,
Whale oil Gus and Little Monday.
Also. the new Western drama, Mus
tang Kate. or Playing to Win
The advertisement reads as II IL
might nave been written by Fred
Richie.
Ii is said that once when Joe Jefferson
was taken suddenly i'll in a one-night
stand his son filled the gap, as he knew
the lines and makeup. No announce
ment of the change was made. and the
audience. doing homage to jefferson.
applauded literally. well | don't see
what's the matter with me-" said the
son. Il get as many curtains as the old
man." That night he was leaning
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over and found that a lot Of them were
ringers. Artificial beans. you might
say. ! said nothing about IL. but sepa-
rated the ringers from the genuine
beans and put them i'm another pocket.
I was on To wooden nutmegs and had
heard of shoepeg oats, but | couldn't
see how anybody could afford To make
imitation beans. even II they did sell
for a dime a piece on extraordinary oc-
casions. That afternoon Lieutenant
Ranger aid To me:
We've got our quinine. IL came
day before yesterday. and Doc did not
find the package until a few minutes
ago. Queer form IL comes In. Some
him entirely new. A patent capsule.
containing Ave grains. He gave me
Our Of them. and I've just X
two
Then he showed me two Of the bean
ringers. and all I said was:
That's nothing new to me. i have
taken 80 of 'em in a night
mo. liz that SO? Didn't II make
your head acheg asked the lieuten-
ant.
Such a headache was all ] said
New York Sun.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-13
Frankly Talking 10 Over.

From the Washington Evening star.
He is a young man. whose unbound
ed assurance has ever been his chief
characteristics When he proceeded to
talk to the practical old gentleman
about marrying his daughter he was
ton:
Do you think you can support my
daughter In the style to which she has
been accustomed?"
The parent spoke this phrase with
the air a man who thinks he has ut
tered a poser. The sutton looked him
In the eye.
Let's talk this thing over he said.
do you think your daughter Is quail
fled to make a man "A good Wife"
Yes. sir. Her mother and ! are
both practical people. and we have Civ
en- her a practical education. She can
not only read Greek and play the
piano-she practices three hours a
day-but she can get a good dinner and
make her purchases in market as in
diligently as an experienced steward.
Moreover. her abilities with the needle
are not confined To fancy work. She's
"A treasure. and we don't propose to
have any misunderstanding abou her
future
You were asking me II I thought
could support her In the style to which
she has been accustomed"
II was"
We'll. 7 could. But 7 don't propose
to After she marries me she's not GO
ing To practice three hours a day on
any piano. nor cook dinners. nor take
back ak from market people. She's
going To have all the sewing done out
side the house. read what she enjoys.
whether it's Greek or Choctaw and go
to the matinee twice a week. It's time
that girl vas beginning 10 have some
good times in this life"
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against the hotel desk. where a couple
of men were talking. Did you see
Jefferson his EVENING"" asked one.
Yes" replied the other. II did But
between you n me he is n - fake"
Danie Frohman that be-
fore the end OF Mr.. Sothern's ngage
ment in New York he will present a new
play. which he produced in August I'm
Philadelphia. and which was entitled
"A Shilling's Worth" written by Mrs.
Abby Sage Richardson and Grace Liv-
ingston Furniss. The play. however.
has been renamed snd will be called
The old Love and the New" IL is a
story of continental times N Is located
in old New York.
Nellie McHenry has made her debut
I'm continuous vaudeville at Proctor's in
New York. She Is assisted by her nus
band. John Webster. and they are pre-
senting a farce entitled Patchwork"
The Grand opera house programme
will continue 10 be published by T.. T..
Butler. which Is a guarantee tina II
viii be as complete and attractive as
m issued anywhere.
Manager Mcfarland that
the house which has popularity been
designated the Mcguire will hereafter
be known again by rs proper name-the
Grand opera h>use.
Like most foreign names. the title OF
Rostand's play. "Cyrano de Bergerac."
= subjected TO various prOnunciations.
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Buying Tobacco in santiago.

A soldier who entered Santiago with
General Shafter tells this story: "a few
days after the place was surrendered 1
went into a small shop to get some to-
bacco. The proprietor was a fat little
chap. all bows and smiles. Got any bac-
cy? I asked. 81. senior he said. Yes sare:
YER fine tobsc. Hot time In re old t-wn
tonight. senior I took a paper Of fine cut
and the fat rascal charged me 81. When I
made "A modest kick at such highway rob
berry he bumped up his shoulders and
spread out his hands. We'll. senor.' he
said. YOU must remember those Names. ."
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lures. This carries expert
electrical operators. n the entertain
ments will be intensely interesting from
start to finish. Among the 40 or 80
pictures that will be shown at each
performance will be one OF the battle
ship Maine. which was photographed
a few days before her destruction in
the harbor of Havana and three days
afterward: the cavalry parade OF
United States troops at Fort Riley,
Kansas. just as they were leaving for
Florida: w. j.. Bryan's special train:
star Pointer and Joe Patchen race; the
funeral of the marines killed on the
Maine: coaling of the flagship New
York, and so others OF equal interest.
There will be a change in the pro-
amm at each performance.
Another pleasing feature with the
Magniscope company Is the sp~ecialties.
which include lie Roy Sinclair in IL
Illustrated songs. the Newmans in a
funny act and Ed +. Co in musical
specialties.
The bill for the week of nov. 81 will
be w. o. Edmunds' scenic production,
Alone in Greater New York"
For the convenience OF the Union pat
rons Manager Sutton has put In a tel
ephone at the box Office and seats can
now be reserved by telephone.
This is the way the New York Sun
describes sutton Nane's latest thriller:
The dizzy heights and awful depths Of
a diamond mine i'm South Africa. A
big basket suspended 10 a trolley wire
stretched across from brink to brink.
The wall OF earth n rock at n side