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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
Cambon Anxious For Peace.
MORE TROOPS AT MONTAUK.
Detaoh ments From Roosevelt'H Rough
Riders Arrive In Camp.

Riders Arrive In Camp.
Montauk Point, N. Y, Aug. 12.--Now
that the Sixth cavalry has got into
camp the point of greatest interest is
the big hospital Fifteen more sick
have been added to the original 36.
Colds, due to the sudden change from
the sultry climate of Florida to the
colder air OF Montauk Point. are the
chief complaints, and few men are
still suffering from exhaustion. In the
main, however, the men are we'll and
happy, and little If any more sickness
is expected.
Members Of Roosevelt's regiment of
rough riders who were unable to go to
Cuba have arrived. AS they were trans
ported north from Tampa in seven
trains, carrying horses and equipments
the troopers came into camp in sec
lions. The first section to reach here
was commanded by Captain George N.
Curry. Eight troops of the regiment
went to Santiago, and they are now on
the way to this camp on board the MI
ami. The troopers from Tampa who
were left behind are members of Troops
c, H, l and N and squads Of Troops E,
F and G.
lie COIlscStlOII anu CONFUSION Wn1Cn
have made the vicinity Of the store
tents bedlam ever since supply trains
first began to come in have been some-
what relieved by the removal Of the
train mules and large part Of the cav
airy horses which have been quartered
there to the hills near the camp The
space that was occupied by the stock
has been turned into an open air store
house.
The men Of the Ninth and Sixteenth
negro cavalry, under Major Woodward,
who arrived from Fort Mcpherson last
night, found their tents all ready for
them, and before midnight enough tents
had been erected by the troopers to
shelter the whole detachment. The
men brought their rations with them
and resolved to bivouac Fires were
built of wood, and coffee was boiled
With the attachments came eight vet
Grams of the fights at La Quisima and
San Juan. They had recovered from
their wounds, but went to the hospitai
as they We're suffering from the effects
of the long Journey.
Although but 1900 men have az var
reached the camp that has been laid out
for some $4,000, the hills and plains OF
M oRtauk have lost all of their quiet
and If appearances count for ANYTHING
1t Will never return. From almost anv
part of the beach except the railroad
station, which lies in the deepest valley
On the point, the white tents can b. seen
peeping above the tops OF the interlac-
ing ridges by hundreds.
washington, Aug. 12.-Adjutant Gen.
aral COrbin Announces that horo.r.
he designation of the camp at Montout
roint VIII be Camp Wikof, in honor of
colonel Charles A. Wikoff of the Twen-
y-second United States infantry, who
vas Killed at the head of his brigade on
ne LIST of July at Santiago. This order
vas issued by direction of the president
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
Without A Rival.

AS positive cure for prains, bruises,
and pains Of all kinds, Salvation Oil
has no equal. Mrs. Frank Juif, SIS
Gratiot Ave-, Detroit, Mich, writes {:
Il used Salvation Oil in my family
and can say it has no rival as lini-
mcnt; it certainly cures pains. I
sprained my ankle and it cured me
and since then 1 have always used it
for any pains and bruises" Salvation
Oil is sold for only Is cents. No other
remedy will do the work as promptly.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12

The death of Col. Fred Began of the
Massachusetts 9th, removes one of the
most conspicuous soldiers of the volun-
teer militia of the United States. Loved
by his men, faithful to his duty. and
brave to the last, Col. Began, was
"mustered out''. Another victim, not
OF Spanish bullets but Of poor medical
care at the hands Of the government if
we are to believe the dead officers own
medical attendant.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
YIELDED At LAST.
Spain All Ready to Sign
the Protocol.
MINISTERS ALL AGREE.
Will Send Cambon Word
Very Shortly.

Every Indication That an Armistice Will
Be Declared as Soon as the Document
Has Been Signed and Rstified-some
Reasons why Spain Should He In Haste
to Submit to Our Terms-!The Activity
Of the Cuban Forces Aroand Holguin
Under General Gomez Might Otherwise
Insurgents Instead Of to the United
States.
London, Aug. 12.-All the advices re-
ceived here from Madrid show the cor
respondents are certain that NJ. Cam
bon, the French ambassador at Wash
ington, will receive authority to sign
the protocol.
Senior Sagasta's statements, made
earlier, must in no way be regarded as
affecting the general situation, but as
simply being an effort to make the
made some concessions.
1t Is known that the Spanish govern
ment Is perfectly acquainted with the
principal points Of the United States
reply, and the ministers are ready to
accede to them.
Senior Moret, the former minister for
the colonies, had long conference with
Senior Sagasta. The former has been
frequently mentioned in connection with
the presidency of the Spanish commits
sion to draw up the treaty OF peace with
the United States, as he is intimately
acquainted with colonial matters.
Official circles consider that the con-
vocation of the cortes can be postponed
until the end of September and it is
further said that suspension of hos
ilities will be Geographically announced
~ both governments Immediately after
VI. Cambon has signed the protocol.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
h"SSian Vessels TO Use Dynamic. o.

81. petersburg, Aug. 12.-It is ON
iouheeu mere that, in view of the s,,n
.ess wilch mas attended the use If dv
, nanii'e guns In Cuba. the minister ~
tn me, wee Admiral TyrtoT, proposes
~ mount such weapons on four pns
sun warshlps, Their use viii II, ~,
tor nue' II they turn out to be satisfac
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12

The reported promotion of Schley to
the ranks Of Rear Admiral will be re-
ceived with pleasure by the American
people, but just what has been per-
formed by Sampson to entitle him to
that title majority of the people do not
yet know. lie has enjoyed the pleas
ures of q political pull ever since the
opening of the conflict.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12

II Spain has at last come to the point
where she is willing to cry "enough,
hands off, it is well. for had the war
continued at the brisk rate that it started
when Miles landed at Porto Rico, per-
haps even the home kingdom might
have to be ceded to this country.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
New Colonel For Six Massa chusett.

Washington, Aug. H. - Captain Ed
mund Rice Of the Fifth infantry has
been made colonel Of the Sixth Massa-
chusetts, whose colonel, with other off,
GERS. resigned some days ago. Colonel
Rice is granted leave of absence from
the regular army to enable him to ac-
cept this commission, which is issued
by the governor of Massachusetts.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
Only One More of Them.

The new rector gazes mildly at the
small boy in the Sunday school and
says My dear little fellow, have you
read the Thirty nine Articles?' "
mo-" rejoined the small boy, but
I've read the Forty Thieves. Lon
don Figaro
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
Red Cross Nurse Dies,

Chickamauga, Aug. 12.-Miss Dorothy
Finney, Red Cross nurse who came
here to attend the sick soldiers at Lei
ter hospital, died after lingering ILL.,
ness. She came from New Brunswick
N. j., and the remains will be shipped
there for interment.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
FIGHTING IS TO CEASE.
First Step Toward Armistice TAKEN
by the War Department.
ORDER SENT TO GENERALS.
Cambon's Act Is Binding - Spain Would
Lose French Sympathy II She
Went Back on the
Protocol Now.
ORDER SENT TO GENERAL

| Washington, Aug. II. - Instructions
have been cabled to Generals Merritt
Miles and shafter to discontinue opera
tions against the enemy. General Miles
was instructed to inform the captain
general of Porto Rico of the action OF
the United States. This is practically
the first step in an armistice, but II mas
not yet been formally promulgated.
Secretary of State Day said that II
was thought that the French embassa-
dor would sign the protocol very short
ly. The time limit Of the protocol Will
have the effect of hurrying the dilatory
tactics of the Spanish ministry.
The virtual acceptance OF the protocol
by M. Cambon pledges the moral sup
port of France to secure the signature
Of the document Should Spain now de-
cline it would indicate to all Europe
that she was insincere in her negotia-
lions and would tend to deprive her OF
all sympathy.
Cambon Anxious For Peace.
The ambassador will do all in his pow
er to secure the acceptance OF the pro-
tocol, as it will add luster to his repu-
taton as diplomat.
The administration Is so confident OF
peace that Secretary Long left for Mas
sachusetts, where he will spend
months vacation.
A telegram was also sent to General
Miles giving him directions as to tariff
and other charges In the island Of Porto
Rico. The new duties will be similar in
general outline to those put In force
preliminarily at Santiago. A regular
tariff schedule for Porto Rico will be
orepared soon
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12

Plans are now being designed for the
new city school building to BIZ erected
on the Bacon site, and, when completed,
Barre will have another addition to our
equipped collection of school buildings.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12

From present indications Sampson
would have claimed all the credit for
the Santiago battle even though he had
been seventy miles away
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12

Washington. Aug. Ex-senator Mar
tin of Virginia and Representative
Lamb called on Adjutant General Cor
bin to ask for an investigation into the
trouble that has arisen in connection
with the Third Virginia regiment in
General Buffers command Senator
Martin expressed the opinion that Ma
jor General Butler in issuing the order
combining the Third Virginia regiment
to quarters had acted under a misap-
prehension, being led by appearances to
believe that the men of the regiment
had been guilty Of a gross breach OF
discipline when in reality such was not
the case. He represented to General
Corbn the state of the case as explain
ed by the officers of the regiment and
said that he thought an injustice was
being done to both the regiment and the
state Of Virginia. He said he did not
believe General Butler intended any in
justice, but that the order had been is
sued without thorough investigation in
to the matter. AS a result of the inter
view, an immediate investigation has
been ordered by the department, and
Major Mills has been directed to begin
a thorough investigation at once.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
Dewey's Splendid Diplomacy,

Vancouver, B. c., Aug. 12.-Accordlne
to advices brought from Hongkong by
the Empress Of Japan, there is no truth
in the report that the United States has
been negotiating for a coaling station in
China. Manila reports say that all
sorts of stories are rife about the rela-
lions of Germans and Spaniards, but
the Germans emphatically deny that
they have in any way given assistance
to the Sraniards. One feature of the
situation attracts the attention of those
who are watching the political side of it
and that is the diplomacy shown by
Dewey. He is managing the blockade
with marked skill. using diplomatic as
we'll as naval expedients. OF all the
men in the fleet, he probably worries
the least over the conduct Of the Ger
mans. He knows and watches every
thing they do and yet his relations with
the German admiral seem most agree
able. 1t is reported on excellent au-
thority that the German admiral las
informed Dewey that he has intended
in no way to give offense to America.
and his movements are not in the least
to be construed as a demonstration.
Dewey is also thought to have told the
German admiral that perchance it
would be better If matters We're man
aged differently
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-01
LILLIAN RUsstlL FREE AGAIN.



At LInERTY-A BEAUTIFUL ptlma
d'na. American. blonde. Jump. wealthy.
Addrva1-- -
MiHH Lllllan Russell Il again Miss
LILLIAN Russell once she WA Mrs
lirlham. then she was Mrs solomon.
then again Hhe was Mrs ChlttCrtnn
lPcruEinD, but thn chnncrry court OF
Now jersey has given her husband No.
his freedom BY rrnnilnr him divorce
on the ground of dcnoriion. Ana thus
u u that the state. the laws Of which
made % 90 easy Tor tho prima d0nn tu
marry, now sewers she ties that had
bound her 20 her very last husband
NJ, f'rugini u In New York. lio says
h. u happy. Miss Russell is In Europe.
ana from her evidence given when the
case came 10 trial ID may he Inferred
that she. too. l. happy. There are other
happy unrn-any number ~ them. For
long months they have nuiiorrd about
the beautiful woman. hoping that an
other chapter might be- added 10 her
matrimonial history and that one Of
them might b. the hero OF that chap
tor.
Miss Russell h siill the American
bcauty.' the llft " her sultors b long.
10 includes peers Of thv old world aud
princes 90 the new world, Rich men,
stupid men, poor mon, clever mrn=all
have waited these many months Tor
word Of encouragement from their
ad1rrd one.
once In awhile Miss Russell marrica.
then The Hult1rH are sick az heart. then
The HuIiOrs are sucoufaHriHunly 90 hr
cast down again by another marriage.
Lillian Leonard was a HouEFirHsi az
Tony Pastors when HAIRY nuhhm,
then the musical conductor Wourl and
won her She was only 10 then, but ale
ready gave promise M much beauty,
though lliil" ~ tho magnificent voice
that has since made hgr a famous prima
doun.
Then Lillian went 10 the Callno whore
10 and the orchestra leader. Teddy"
solomon. became mutually Infatuated
iirlham learned thH slate VI affairs. guf
a divorce. ana four days later LILLIAN
ana solomon and stole over o. ti1b1ken
were married Hnd then sailed Cor
Europe, whore they lived happily no,
not "oyur aflerwari' but Tor a time
a beautiful Elfl was born 10 them. She
u now ~ ana q pupll uf a convent,
Unfortunately Tor their domestic hap
plugaa, solomon was arfratrd Tor hIg-
amy 40 the Instance % an aelrgas
named LILLE Gray.
Msa Russell promptly lott husband
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-01

NJ. AFTER finding herself % De- wife
~. 1-ani iu 1898 secured from judge
McAlam an guuul'mgnt 90 The MAT
r.Irf.
Then u was that MISS Russell d..
cltrrd - shall NOT marry again
shall devote myself 90 my art
But the prlmi donna reasoned wl'h-
out hOr pgruglr., within % year MIsf
Russell ,l1 tho pr|ml dpnnt lu Prime
cess Nicotine ut the Casino, found h'rs
self being Wu1ei uu thr stage ana m by
John ChllteTi0n. whose stage name is
PorlTIni, m mo opera she married %
handsome tenor lt every performances
what wonder then shat hH 1nsHlnB.
Nll.ug was equally HuUea ful
owing 90 previous matrimonial come
plIritl0us they had Go %. Boo Sew lDr
t1 marry bat the fair bride know ihe
Way sl the cer. W1uy was p.rilrmgl
without q Mitch
And a-ulu they Hysd happily r.
uitis while. The pf were soon ui
work Lillian went West With an opera
company, PeruE.nl went 90 Euup,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-01

ihirty,ar and the convaleaee.en' MI ai
ltl 90 patients. maldns ~ rd,ias
only lgw o. the cases are ''h'''
serious,
Ib. whaling bark noralp nus
reached San Francisco from inc 81
D.. OCEAN with $40 barrels Of np'ih ~
go barrels at whale 90 and i'lpl pou,,'r
or bone. rhe whole bcing valued "a, 80, 49,
flUlo ll DO estimated ihnt ~. 49,
IHr Nret will put over inllun 49,
bag million In circulation ~ aAH
cisco this winlcr
urfadier General Marcus +, Mlllel
hIa FEN relieved from commhnl nv ,'-
Preside. on account OF i've carr! ~
Iartuu Cor The Philippines, Mayor iNln'
z.s Hi thr Third United states urNiierS'
stationed at Alcatraa Island hnh n,,n
temporarily assigned 10 the eonnans
gi th Preside. pending The arrival e'
l.rut.coh Warner Fourth cANa'i''
who IL az present on sick leave
Forest fires are raging In the noun
uius WeAt of IL Plata minlng dlnlflol,
extending over an area " twenty mics
nom Muucoa river 90 Bear Greek near
Dolores river, Colorado. Parties from
lH1t sectldn report fires started by ln-
NiANA 70 dflNr game, lulcah ht"ii
lhieryeucH millions Of dollars dnmngc
VIII be done 10 line timber sections
A man supposed 70 be Thomas Jen-
hns' miner from Wyoming, cnm-
United suicide al Livingston, Mont,
M'haAy Tie went into "A hardware
b'1fe' Inspected a gun, had u nlled
van NruldEga and, placing the weapon
10 hh forehead, cried. Here goes,
tl'l-nye,' 90 the same time shooting
n'ms,t through the heed, dying Ia
policeman James Green 81 Cheyenne,
"yo, was fatally wounded sunday
en'ng by Corporal McWilllams 81
hpany G.. Twenty-fourth infnntry
49,. officer was ondenyorIng 10 qurn
disturbance when shot by the SOL
g''t The latter n Htill at large, while
lr,h lh ln pocsrlous condition, huv-
'"b p'en shot through both lungs.
me- ilotkiu'u desire for an early trial
s, llphably be grntihcd, Tho district
Wih,F says his nrst move win be "
nv 70 Delaware Tor witnesses from
.,.le' lie said probably IA many
L,o ullt dozen persons would bg
"''ush from Dover, ana he would max,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-01
VENTS IN THE WEST.
ZIG OFFER FOR oRsovOt DECLINED.
,.,., rir. sun Raging In Colorado
Murder Hcported-w whaling hs'h
returns -Misceiisneous'

The wyoming battery Of artillery win
,reb,bly got away from San franelAeo
IN Sturdy Tor Manila
omaha stockman. Oct. g; VIM.
,,,..tc. stockman Of Thompson.
nan. brought In three cars OF cat
tlc.
A, rib.rion. Wash. Monday tho
.,s,,inr 1partgnents of the inmates 81
't' whitman county Poor farm were
s.t-,vnd bv nre and q. Hun, an aged
Inmate. persisted In the names
t.isaram has been received In San
,--anr.rcD from the agent OF w. on.
S'Dgrouah owner " Ormonde, stating
80 the Duke OF WoHtmlnficr'f ouer
~ 10 OiO Tor that famous race horse
la been declined.
ne,rre II. uonucbrake. president ot
az, Firat National bank ~ Los An
70 cal. and well known nnhneicr,
Z. 5sad nt hia hnme there. aged 90
...rs itr was born In Ohio ana was a
,t.e.sr of aonihorn California
vo. 1s,th Of Mrs. Celia Darratt. ascd
Of, occurred at Cheyenne, Wyo. Mon.
Fiy. Nn ulrratt was pinu' % - tnt
a. ANA flr years sold api'..g as the
,st.y.ras depot. through which pusl-
rs Sc vas know aa "AIpID Annie
a-,. trarrp1rt steamers Pennsylvania.
p'ft and NuWp1ri will probably
.U4v fIm San Francisco Tor Man.
f,Ir .rek The pcnnsylNanh VIII
.-, it. r.ry-nrHt Iowa rgr.mcut uni
yu d51hItst get away on Thursday
~. nam, ~ Frank =. Moore. Demo;
,.it. candidate f1r judge " the second
f..fl q m fho state " Idaho. has been
it m 'ha puruist Ticket on the stand
h.t ffffa who GIught tu nominate NJ.
W..e M that Ticket had no authority
fl O.. d.
HHalHnrmed report says the cana
f.H T..HH railway has received NOTE
r.,ii6r .r1m the British admiralty that
49, boz Em -rs1 liners may pe Co.
gu.rsI 100 .uv moment So Doc transform.
"a into auxiliary cruisers Guns md
.h.r .1urmcag Dc az Hong Kong and
Eaqumll.
Tho football players ~ Sac Iowa vol-
u..s.f. who recently dHfUttrl ihf Si1u-
va university eleven played against
iss university of California team Mun-
1f Ila contest was very exciting.
rrt Whom limo was called was 10.
dared a draw neither side having
Scored
Al the military division hospital.
San Francisco there arr now thrro
turirI patients Including the sick
Who came from Manila on the RIO
lang.f0 The port hospital contains