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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01


vGod rewards not as man rsss's'
Ills C~ini d. not all bear their paa -,
ment written darkiy across
brows, but Is IL any the less sfa.sa 49,
their heartsf Gods sons ana eass ~
tsrs may not trail their foyai ss y.
yiaibiy through the streets, Dus s
that prove that the while ..,,ss
wherein their regal name y nss
Is not worn beneath the n0"'
gown ~
There is a law OF compensa,.,'ss -
human life. but It deals 10 spur N
and loss. The longer we i've, ~ IN,
more deeply we think and feei ~ = i
clearly do we see that thsrs 30.
human life justice higher tnsa ,sv,
etic justice"--a law above human ann
and there ia an eternal law q IA ID
pensation, though the scales ~ sreBs
Gods hand are not fitted WIN =
material weights. -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01
Tortv pages Montb-fult Of pictures !:
One Dollar a Year "Worth its Weight in Cold" 8:
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Save Your Money and When You Get q
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lions Savings Bank & Trust Co. pays )
per cent interest on One Dollar or Thou
sands, and compounds the interest four
times year. Deposits are sent from all
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account IL not. start an account NOW.
Women and children have the right to
deposit in their own name, subject 70 their
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

Clara See the dancing snowiiakes, loo
yes they are practicipg for tho snow.
ball, suppose Chicago News.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

II the average man could live in cave
for about six months and see nothing but
sirens, he would get so sick of it that he
would stuff his ears up with seaweed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01
$4,000

Sehslli.g's Best baking pow
der is such baking powder as
you would ask us to make if
you knew the facts.
A Sehiliaay 8 cemeAay
San fsAneiseo nolo
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01
state OF Ohio, CITY OF Toisio.
Lucas County,

FRANK Cheney makes oath that he IL
ne senior partner Of the firm of VI b.
1hemey z Co, doing business in the city
and thar said firm Will pay the stirn ~
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for carh
ana every case Of CatArrh that cannot be
cured By the use 81 Halls catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn 70 before me aud subacrIbed In
ny presence. this eth Gay % December.
(geah
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

The salary o. the archbishop Of Canter-
bury Y s60,0oOa year, aud yet he talks OF
resigning.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

a woman that insists on kissing her
husband more than four times a day
would put molassea on q watermelon.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

know that my life was saved by Piso's
Cure for Consumption--John A Miller,
Au Sable, Michigan, April n, 1925.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

Ragman-Any scraps today mumt. Mrs
Mulcahy--If yea could see Misther Null
cahy now, yea wouldn't made to ask that
question. Memphis Appeal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

Hairs cntarrh Cure Is taksI, lntaruaiiv
and acts directly on the blood and mi.
cous surfaces OF the system. Send Tor
testimonials, free
n. G. CHENEY q Co, Toledo. o.
S0l1 by Druggists 75G
Halfs Family l'illa are the seat.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

When Cesar was stabbed, his wife prob
ably said it was just becausehe didn't dress
warmly enough.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, who is living
in New Hampshire, is the founder Of
Christian Science Her income is said
TO be about $4,000 year. chiefly from
her books
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

He wouldn't know the truth if he saw it.
Oh, yes, he would. Otherwise he could
not eyade it so easily. Brooklyn Life.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

Snooper-He took drop too much and
died. -Delirium tremensi s.
No; parachute-Harlem Life.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

Pittsbnrg policemen have eesa - !. q,tues
to play football, and the Chioas s,,ldlon,
Herald considers this a wise re'" s,, d
because any 20 co nan VINO ! rosol
enough execution with club ana
or should give up his JOB
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01
nonr Tobacco splt and SMOKE rosr M, ar,,.

70 guilt tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netle. fuIi OF life. nerve and vigor, take No.To-
bac, the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or o.. Cure ruaran.
ssed booklet and sample free. Address
STERLING Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
Ue- &c. lie. c. c. fail. druggists refund money.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

Smithers is positively the most inh0s-
pitable man ever saw. Yes; never knew
him even to entertain an idea.--Ex.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

Probably Eve never Thought 81 do,,g
? nor back hair TIL after Adam had in.
vented pretzcls,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
DIu9Hlsts refund tho money IL Ii fails 10 cure yh
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

Star Tobacco Is the leading brand of
the world, because it is the best
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Catrartic. lOc or sc.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01
n.rs. STin.low,s naashinw srrup

For children the gums reduces infa
snatoa. asys paiB wind collie. asesnisa botte
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01
Beauty Is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty withoutit. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
&c cleans your blood and keeps it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, boils. blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed. 10c, 2jc, Soc.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-01-01

Smoke sIcdge Cigarettes. % for 4 =.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

thrown over all the buildings thus
protected from assault
The litNe town 10 Cllmtna1 was
evacuated hy the spanish troops yCs-
tcrday. and u nov occupied by the
cuban troops with a few companies "
regulars. Scarcely wounded man re-
mains al thu hospital headquarters
here.
Almost all the sufferers have beon
either sent north on the returning
transports or have been sent on board
The hospital ship Relief. which Hes on
shore.
IL IL most fortunate that the trans
Ter was made before the rains act ~.
~ 10 ~ difficult 90 provide shelter from
the storms. a number Of men sick
with fever. mcaslos and other ais are
still here.
MaiarIai fovcr CONTINUES 10 give ,he
physicians trouble. but 20 far only ono
death has resulted,
air Nioholns Fish will leave 'or the
north tomorrow with tn bodies q
Hamilton Fish Jr,and Captain Canon,
who were killed with the Rough l,li,rs
In battle.
The men OF General Lawfing dlvls-
ION yesterday cut q large Waterman
which IN believed 20 be- the source Of
tho water supply " Santiago.
4 few drsertsrs who came out Of
Santiago today reported that ths cltys
water supply u low and VI very bad
quality
Tho reports N Wholesale dcsertlons
FROM the spanish forces are untrue. a
few dpHortrfa reach the American lines
almost daily. but there have not been a
hundred dcHertcra from the Spanlards In
all.
In case u an attack by the present
fleet u IL believed that the troops on
boar Il the Yale viii be- landed west II
JararuFtp Join Gen. iawton'a division.
a landing could be easily effected near
CnhannH. Ave miles west of the harbor
entrance.
.shaftcr notified Washington today
10 regard 10 tho extreme priyatlona auf.
fsred by the n. 900 Santiago refugees
now az ~ Canry. and b. received Or
dors directing him not % resume tho
responsibility of their maintenance, hut
a. give thom such food na he can spare
from the soldiers stores. Already - .5n0
rationn have been given the1n. but thsre
are exhausted ua well NJ tho pfuvlnlnna
Hont by Miss Clara barton, In behalf
OF the Red Cross Society
The condition Of affairs In the chmr
of the refugees II terrible. and 10 ID
continues, large number H. sure Ia
Etnrvc 90 death. Up tcdate. eight per-
sons have died.
The churches are being used NJ hos.
pitfalls, one N them holds is7 persons
a very old woman committed suicide
today In hrr distress. killing herself
with murh0tr.
General Wheeler raised the following
officers IN ~ cavalry division Tor gal-
llutry IN action:
urlE.-Gcn. Carroll, Col Summer. Car,
! WgHscll, Major Lehlrd. Major Whit.
Capt Hawgs, Cant Hartman. I.iout.
Andrews, Capt irtkham. Lieut.. Col
noraott. Major darlington. cant. Wost
cant Dickinson. Capt William Aator
Chandler ana hls aides. Lieut.. Steele.
Reeves and Otheler
lie also compliments Aeivcafhla Gu.
bon volunteer aide. Tor conspicuous acr.
vice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
urno N IiiE RANKS.
Private Charles Jacob Kllisd whiis R.--
anLnE . tnmrahn.

Louisville Ky. July IA story OF
h0rHiHm loo ihH ranks has been brought
urt nHurh iuuurrR made as 10 the
mo NJ % trooper DO tho First cavalry.
The isi ~ dead nj 1ui by the Assoc
aHailiel Press after tho batye NJ ~
Clusy ON july IN included the hlmo ~
g. -. Jacob, Charles u, Jacob Ir., en-
listed In Louisville In the First cave
airy. lig was The son OF Hon. charles
-. Jacob, four times mayor NJ this
city Ills parents could noe believe
Co., name ln ihs lIsi was there son.
hui the following telegram received
today settles she doubt.
Fort Molh rsnn, Ca, July IL
learn from "a wounded tr1Ipar u the
TIM death Of Charles O. Jacob Ir.
July lsl while mptng 10 carry
First Sergeant litrry, Uf h.s troop. who
h1d been wounded 10y Spanish sharp
shooters, out ~ fho line ~ ne fire u
the enemy A. mo time ~ the Ieath
NJ Jacob. four troops N the First cave
airy We're lylnF concealed behind an
rmbnnkmont about hair mile from
tho irlchuH surrounding san Juan.
whore wore located tho heavy batteries
protecting the approach 10 Santiago
awaiting commands, whom an 0bserva-
lion balloon settled Just In the rear OF
them and attracted Tho attention n the
Spanish shlrpsh01trrs and artillery.
"lirs, Srrclnt Barry hC.ng upon the
cmhankment. was wluulpt. and Jacob
HHlng that h. would hs killed unis
Immediately brought % cover. Jacob
promptly ran forward and was at
tempting 10 carry him out 1f thr line
Of IRE when he was struck DO the head
ami Instantly killed lie received sew
tTIl bullet wounds
4 have this Information from several
ryo witnesses, an OF whom W.r. clm-
rides ln his troop and well lc1uuiutri
with him, Jacob was buried about
nine miles from ~ Cuncy between IN
Caney ana san Juan. Ills grave IL
marked by q wooden hHllm1rk"
"tsisuolD r.. NJ HEADLEY."
Hon. Charles u. Jacob o. Frustrated
from the shock 0ccIallucl by tho uews
NJ the boys death, tie thus loses his
only son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

Last Monday night" writes Manlcy.
'nur lookout saw "a stranger and We
chased her Tor IL while. then gave up.
HH our officers thought she was one %
the blockade iigpt trying CO. fool u.s. Tho
converted yacht took u hand later On
and rhc chased her Then the gunboat
, CaHtlne took a hand ln the game IL
HH0in1 tina they tried hard 60 make her
come o.. but her pilot knew hin huHi-
nrs. ana Eot along the coast and near
As daylight appeared we were sig
nailed 10 como along side the vessel.
When We reached her W. found that
she was large four maatrd one. and
rather than be- caught she ran NJ high
ana dry ON the beach. The Cnstlno
had cornerrd herself between a SPAN
lsh gunhont and the forts of nMrlol.
The Prairie tackled both. and by ma
nruNeflng nicely, the Clatlne got out.
Sho then hlazed away at the blockade
runner Worry soon the latter was A
mass NJ iire, and burned an day long.
There were several explosions On
her, and our officers feel confident that
she was loaded with ammunition.
rho Amplitude got here yesterday
ard Will most probably try 20 do away
with something before long
Two spanish ruuhuatH are lodging
In AMI out Of MnrlCl under protection,
ana VI lh'y over uVcrstrp the bounds
they win see their finish, The little
Hawk iH 4 very devil, She scouts along
like Tying machine, and goes right IN
close, daring them 10 waste their am
munitlun. They evidently have mono to
waste, nH they do not take any notice
of her We lay about eight miles from
MORO castle during the day and about
four ur i've at night.
"Wr have mo- llghts az an ana cannot
hr seen. We got Iu q little too close
last uight and a HctrchllTht from Nor
To- Castle dropped right m u-. OF
course We suddenly daIpponred.
"lhe boys have great sport during the
leisure hours catching sharks Several
small ones have been caught, and the
officers mako a great run Tor the bfst
souvenir out NJ them"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

IL definitely settled that the forward
movement will not begin until the army
b. fully backed up by the big guns,
the absence 81 which cost 80 many
lives during the previous cnRaEomcnta'
Con. Randolph's movement began
early this morning AMI tonight, out OF
ten batteries. hut one Of four guns hhu
succeeded In making lta way over the
almost Impossible trail to the trenches
at the front This. with the four hht-
tories already there, II not considered
by the American commander AZ sur
nccnL and probably twonty-fnur hours
morc viii elapsc before the general en-
RaTcmont begins
Gen. Skaters second and last pro-
posal 20 surrender was Hcnt into sinti-
ago at noon yesterday. II went IN the
form ~ trrre note. In which the gem
ctai pointed out the hlpclrsanoHs of the
snanlHh position. surrounded by the
American troops and cut OF from rclh-
forccmcntH.
cut on from relnforccments and
without means 90 combat our ilrDt.
which can huri shells by the hundred.
m the heart ~ the city. unconditional
SURRENDERED was declared. was the on
~ terms to be- considered. and only
prompt ncrrtnnrH ~ these terms could
save the spaniFh forces and innocent
citizens from awful slaughter.
ThH nrinr. which has been going on
nt Intervals since Sunday afternoon.
was ordered stopped when the nnE ~
truce started Tor the spanish side, and
has not been resumed. No attention
was paid 90 Gen. Skaters c1mmunlcn-
tl0n until shortly after y o'clock this
morning. when reply came under
nag ~ truce, Gen. Toral was nH brief
40 hia foe. saying In effect that N the
Americans wanted Santiago they would
have To come and 80 u. lie declared
that unconditional surrender ~ the
city would h. beyond reason and pos.
Hihiiiiy. and expressed himself ~,
ready 10 meet m attack al any time
! the invading army saw nt 10 make
D one.
Gen. shaficr accepted the answer NJ
final ana although no nring was or
| dercd, he immediately began prupara-
tons for the coming struggle.
uon. Rnndolpha ton iigh, batteries
were ORDERED rtshsd from the landing
niacc at Jurtgua. and change IN the
lines WIS made. Gen. t.uwtou'H en-
tirr division was moved 10 the north.
ward mile and a half. his extreme
right being nlaocd az CaimnncH. on the
border ~ the hnrhor. This movement
places the American forces In u semi
circle entirely surrounding Santiago.
nnd cutting M the rrtrcat Of thr SPAN
lhidH except by water. as our nanka
rest NJ the waters edge.
The late arrivals NJ volunteers were
moved M from juraFun, and the First
Illinois. the Eighth ohio and tho First
District Of Columbia, wcrr located In
the trenches vacated by lawton'H men.
Illness battery was swung around 20
the north. closely connecting with
i.nwtnn'a furcr, and now occupies "a
HUN from which Il can nre directly into
tho heart ~ the city,
This II q most important move. a. 4,
enables the American fausH O. she'll
The city without lniurinr the hospital.
md public buildings which are fylng
the Rcd Cross tiaga. the present posi-
ION being such that the shells can boz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

there appeared 20 be no apprehension
on the part Uf officers that %, enemy
would get away.
much anxiety has been created 20
iu. var department hy press IMPORT
ihlt lrlg. Gen. buiiiUld was sick loo me
hospital.
con. Dumeld 10 q fellow ,owurman u
SCf,DtN AlHur and one uf his cl'f-
,t personal associates. The dis
patches ~ Gen. Miles and Gen. ShaftCr
made uu reference whatever to Gen.
nunlold'H being In the hospital. 40 that
lhr progs report was unaccountahlc. ne
% was f.lt thlt both Miles ana Shnftcr
would speedily report 10 Cen. Dufiluid
was inuapaclatcd BY wounds OF III
ness.
STRICT SECRECY MAINTAINED.
while The war council was iu Prog
rrw 40 ihH usual cgutyrI 10 lnfnrma-
Nl1n az the war iul navy departments
were closed Agliurt inquiry 4 NUM-
Der NJ public men called and % them
ih0 officials conveyed the general i'm
pr. a.lu that th. military situation
stands substantially un0hinrfd with
hu ilEhIuE aud rl SUR rIiHr. but that
thU chief attention Cor thu moment was
boiling directed o. the h0alih and ny
g.pnlg condition NJ the troops.
The mDdlc.l officers of the army de-
cline 60 max any statement r, spnctlng
the health ~ the troops no Santiago.
especially ST. ruHpurar 90 questions
WI ihUr fever pivylilH 40 any great eN-
tout lmouE them. The surgeon gguur-
100 has received several dispatches FROM
%. chief HursDun Loo Charge % the med
teal irulrim. 90 of Shlfiuf'H army hut
10 ih.y relate 90 ftYus h. will not say.
n o. known. however that Tho surgeon
general o. engaging the services VI i'm
muup doctors and nurses Tor work Ia
thU hospitals Before the expedition
60 Santiago sailed from Tampa. Dr.
siurubars had sent number NJ those
Immune physicians 90 Tampa. and they
accompanied Shuftrr 90 cuba. General
StrrnhorE thinks 10 uuwlHe a. discufs
questions relating 90 the health ~
troops, aH this may only give rise %
Apprehension. ln many eases uuwhr-
rHutod. ~ their friends AZ home.
surgeon General NunitDypfn. OF the
navy department, stated mat ul re-
| ports had COME a. tu any cases "
/ fever, among the naval forces at Shrti.
ago. The marine garrison at Guam
| tlnamn ls about tn only land force
! coming Immediately under NanRoy-
| pens supervision. A. % this force tina
reports are entirely satisfactory up to
date. The surgeon lDurral received
word that tho naval hospital ship Su-
, lace sailed yesterday Cor Newport News
with her load u wounded soldiers and
sailors NJ the spanish as wen aH Amer-
leans
She VIII reach NcwpJrt News In
about three days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
No MOVE ON HAVANA.
Blan.o VIII be Len to ire, for a Considerable
Tine.
PORTO RICO AND SPAIN TOBt NET FIRST,
Former WIN be- swept clear Of spanlHrds -
Mast Of III. American Army wan re-
move rroa, Cuba when santiago ialls'

New York. July ia special 10 the
Tribune from Washington says;
The actual departure OF Commodore
Wnts0n's rlldiug squadron flr tho
coast u spain. which the naval author
tiles expect win occur about the end
Of the present week, Indicates sulii-
clenuy the complete abandonment ~
any Intention 90 beslcre Havana la the
next three OF four months, and cone
firms the impression that no extended
military operations viii d. pr1-ccut
In cuba after the olplgulntion Of Slnu-
ago.
The remarkable dlniculti0H which
have attended thc investment of slnt-
ago and tho resulting tedious delays
have served tu convince the military
and naval authorities that Havana
cannot be- attacked successfully with
less than 100000 men and the entire
naval furur IN the Atlantic. The ely,
ordinarily one uf the best furunri
lmpreguablc IN the last two months
through the ctnselcss activity u Cen
oral Blanco, who has surrounded u
with several chains W strong en-
IL luchmrnls and fortincatiuua In adj
dltlon tn the new hlttcri" H. has
mounted along tht coast without the
strong vessels attached 90 the rlidiuf
squadron, the navy would h' ppwrfloss
to render effective Assistance % the
army against Havana, aud % Do deemed
impulHlhlc mat lana forces alone could
secure tho surrender ot ,uc cliy with
lpaa than several mouth5 campaign,
which would Do out " me qu Fiiun Doe.
fore mldNlntCr uu account Of lh' hurti-
ble cllmuug conditions,
Promptly uE1n the IAN ~ Santiago,
Il is announced. a. expedition 90 Porto
Rico II To Doe undertaken, with General
Miles Ia command NJ thW' divisions,
nrnrgltlrs more than thirty thousand
mon. no viii have the cooperation
0f Admiral Samptlu'H heavier ships In
the assault ON san Juan. n ia his iu.
tcntlon tu clear the entire island of
Spanish troops with every rnCrEy 40
his command Ills force viii include
practically an the regular and vOlun-
ieer troops now az Santiago, tho Gu
bans and immunc8 being left 10 hold
that province.
In addition to the noot OF IS trans.
ports already secured TO carry troops
10 Porto Rico. including the thirty that
formed General Skaters main oXpeAl-
tlon, the navy has consented 90 the
temporary use NJ the auxiliary cruisers,
the ST. Paul the 81. Louis. thg Yale
and the Harvard 10 carry the regl-
ments, and a number Of Other vessels
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

Washington. July i9.-Fouriccn suH-
rleious fovor eases have broken out
among employee % the quartcrmisi,r's
department near Santiago. tn. men
have been Isolated and confidence Is cx-
rr.er loo NH HNuf'r lf the doctors to
stamp out the dlssas, az
MILLION FEyER ~ THE ARMY.
Washington, july is.-Tho war de-
par,ment made the followiug state
ment concerning the condition OF
things la the hospitals near Santiago:
on the 18th Of July telegram was
received from Lieut. Colonel Pope.
chief surgeon % Skaters army In
forming the surgeon general that there
were fourteen eases ~ yellow fever In
the held hospital which had been cs-
tabllthcd Tor the care Of such cases
Since that time information has been
received that a number ~ new casvH
have occurred. Everything De- being
done to check M, disease. Tho disease
Is being treated by Immune doctors
and cared for by Immune nurses.
Some concern iH f0lt nH to the atun-
ton before Santiago largely because
Of lack uf definite adylcrH
Nothing hnd been heard from Nd
mlrll Sampson directly save fcw
messages relating 90 r0untno affairs.
such uu transports. Up O. Q o'clock ON.
cluls ~ the war department stated
that ihero was no news OF renewed
nFhfinr from SKATER A. 90 o'clock "a
special meeting ~ the war board was
ln rHaal1n nt tn White House. sscre-
tnt.Ur NlgHr ana Long and Ndiuinnt
General Cnfhln being among the
participants. The conference. nH fnr aH
can Doc learned, relates o. health cone
dluunH Ia tho army before santa
SO.
Information received today from the
Flfth army corps indicated that there
iH danger % fever at Sibonoy and
other points.
a special meeting N the cabinet was
called Just before noon. The war con.
/ ference with Secretaries Day. Algel
and Long ana Admiral sirtrd nul
Capt Mlhhn participants, had beer
/ in continuous session ull forenoon
Important dispatches were being con-
r.drred
SECRETARY Agor ieft M, cabinet room
10 1918 90 me- number uf dispatch aa
and then returned 90 tho conference
/ Hr said h. had mo- Idea when che sts.
I sion would end ana declined Co state
what ~ any. ncws had been received
| from ihr mont
lumors of the report ~ dlsqulct.