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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-06-09

4 curious fact has been noted by the
arctic travelers-snow when at very
low temperature absorbs moisture ana
dries garments.
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SIN Mt Cadiz.

London, June 7.-Reports from vari
Gus sources statefhat Admiral Camara's
feet is still at Cadiz. i is detained
there, II is alleged, because the govern
ment fears a revolution in the south Of
Spain if the spaniards should be de-
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WAR REVENUE.
The senate Amends ana PASSES the
House DfII-Tnxes Provided for
by the Measure.

Washington, June 6-With no evidence of
excitement and without incident worthy
of special note, but with manifestations
of deep interest, the war revenue measure
was passed by the senate Saturday even
ing al :05 o clock. The bill was under con-
sideration eight hours Saturday. A score
or more of attempts were made to amend
1t. but in only three or four instances were
| the attempts successful. Particular eff
fort was made 10 amend the bond provi-
sion of the measure, but it was futile in
every instance.
the measure Saturday was that offered
by Senator TilIman (dem., S. CO placing
duty of ten cents a pound on all tea i'm
ported into the United States. The amend
ment created no debate and was adopted
by vote of IS to 80. 1t is calculated by
the senate experts that the duty, If 1t be
finally enacted into law, will raise at least
100000 year. and probably more.
A strong effort was made by Senator
Morgan to incorporate the income tax fea-
ture in the bill. but it was defeated-S5 to
49,
On the passage of the bill every repub-
lican voted In the affirmative. BY parties
the vote in favor of the measure was as
follows: Republicans. 80; democrats, 4;
populist. !; republican, l: total 49,
Against the bill the vote was: Democrats,
20; populists. Z. and silver republican, L.;
total 2S
The democrats who voted for the bill
were Senators Caffery, German, Lindsay
McEnery, Mitchell. Murphy and Turpie:
the populist was Senator Kyle and the sill
yer republican was Senator Mantle
As passed the bill provides revenue as
follows:
Three per cent certificates of in
debtedness, payable in one year,
for. -. ........ ............... 500 cox. 600
Three per cent. in ten-twenty
bonds to amount to.......... =. p. 800 900 600
Coinage of silver bullion as
seigniorage. at the rate of $4,000
coo per month, to a total amount
of........ ........................ .S42 000. 600
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It is not generally known that Ad-
miral Ceryera, the commander Of the
Spanish fleet at Santiago De Cuba, was
formerly a naval attache at Washing
ton. He represented tile government ia
that city about Is years ago.
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Three Persisted.

Buffalo, \. Y, June civilian 4.
Thomas, aged 81; Joseph E. Talbot,
10, and Felix Gilmore, is, were drowned
while rowing in the harbor Saturday
evening. In endeavoring to get out of
the way Of ar approaching steamer the
men overturned their boat and sank be-
fore assistance could reach them.
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uuriaI of Actor Keene.

New York, June 6.-'The funeral Of
Thomas W. Keene, the tragedian, took
place Saturday from his late home on
Staten Island. II was largely attended.
The floral offerings were numerous and
costly.
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RotrschiId's generosity.

Paris, June Baron De Rotbschild,
on account Of his victory in race for
the Grand Prix de Paris with lie Roi
Soleil at gchamps Sunday, has given
his winnings, 100000 francs, to the poor
~ Paris
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London, June THE Globe says It
learns from a reliable source that the
tsung-li-yamen Chinese foreign off1ce)
has decided to make Stun Flu capital of
the province Of Shen Si) the capital Of
the Chinese empire In place of Picking.
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Texarkana, Ark. June 4.-Thursday
morning little Jessie Scott, daughter Of
j. Y. Scott, was outraged by a negro
named Bud Hayden near Fairview. He
was arrested and lodged in Jail. Friday
a committee Of seven took Hayden to
the young girl. who identified him. He
was then hanged and shot to death.
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kiIInd uIn,aeIf

Los Angeles, Cal, June &C. NJ,
Charnley, Jr., Of Chicago, committed
suicide here by shooting himself in the
head. He was respondent through III
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CrIsIn I'm snnin.

Madrid, June 3.--The financial crisis
here is declared 20 be more serious than
heretofore reported, and the uspension
Of payment by the Bank of Spain is re-
garded by close observers as highly
probable.
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Manila within ten days, and the neces-
sary orders were hurriedly photographed.
The Monterey will not wait for the
company Of the Monadnock. The navy
department will immediately procure
merchant ship to accompany the Mo-
nadnocl on her 6,O00-mile voyage. The
Monadnock is a most powerful double
turreted monitor. With twin screws
and 5000 horsepower engines, she is
easily able TO make 1919 knots an hour.
With these two monitors Admiral
Dewey win be fully able to take care
Of himself even should the much-talked-
of Cadiz fleet undertake to attack him in
Manila harbor.
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nenfh of an Anfhor-

London, June 3.-Eric Mackay, the
author, is dead. He was born in this
city, in 1851, and wrote number of
books.
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STRONG STATEMENTS.

No woman ever gets enough religion Il
love her rival.-Atchison Globe.
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Armored Cruiser Carlos W. of Admiral Cerveras Fleet
Deficiency Dill Passed.

ey's hands before the arrival of the
American troons.
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Three Women Relieved of Female
Troubles by Mrs. Pinkham.

From Mrs. A. w. SMITH, 80 Summer
St, Biddcford, Me: 49,.
- For several years ] suffered with
various diseases peculiar to my sex.
Was troubled with a burning sensation
across the small Of my back, that all
gone feeling, was respondent, fretful
and discouraged; the least exertion
tired me. l tried several doctors but
received little benefit. At last / de-
cided to Civ your Lydia J.. Pinkham's
Vegetable compound n trial. The eff
feet of the first bottle was magical.
Those symptoms Of weakness that /
was afflicted with, vanished like vapor
.efore the sun. cannot speak too
highly of your valuable remedy. 1t is
truly boon TO woman"
From Mrs. MELISSA PHILLIPS, Lex
ington, Ind, to Mrs Pinlham:
"Bcfore began taking your medicine
/ had suffered for two years with that
tired feeling headache, backache noap-
petite, and rundown condition of the
system. l could not walk across the
room. ! have taken four bottles of the
Vegetable Compound, one box Of Liver
Pills and used one package Of Sanative
Wash, and now feel like q new woman,
and am able to do my work"
From Mrs. MoLLIE g. HERREL, Pow
ell Station, Tenn:
For three years l suffered with such
weakness of the back, could not
perform my household duties / also
had falling of the womb, terrible bear
ing-down pains and headache have
taken two bottles of Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and feel
like a new woman. / recommend your
medicine to every woman I know"
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at strikes me. Mr. Brief said Mr. Dog.
way, that your charge of $3.50 for this opin-
ion is pretty steep"
"No doubt. said Mr. Bret But YOU
see, Dogway. when you come and ask me for
an opinion which violates all my convic.
tions. you've got to pay not only for your
law. but for my conscience '-IIarper's
Bazaar.
The skins Of animals were the earliest
form of moncv, 50 we are told. No doubt
skunksI,in was considered a scent-pieee.
L A. Nv. Bulletin.
No woman crer cots cnonch religion 10
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Spain Anxious for Peace.
Washington, June 6.-The belief is
growing in the best informed govern
ment circles that Spain is sincerely
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Praised in London.

London, June 6.-All the papers refer
in terms of the highest praise to Naval
Constructor Hobson's daring exploit at
Santiago de Cuba, but some doubts are
thrown upon the statement that the
Merrimac SO completely blocks the
channel as the American reports assert.
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IIVLI WAS S7ORNED.
,..,,,,,l and Carried BY Assault BY The American Troops
'A ''" Who Swept All Before Them
,7.o gou,-The First Colorado Volunteers Cap
rdH'" . o. 1,.oebe,, and the Whole American Army
'T' s s.' Al Before Thom-A"'f''" Losses Light


nam. in Panain were also to be cop-
'I r,nsui wlidman credits the report
t,,,s thnt should the vessels have
Wy, t.f,re mo arrival at Manila pf the
u.iti.r rieamrr Australia. which was
y, mood ,n carry the news of the sign.
H., ~ ths protocol and the cessation
',fbnstliitioe 20 that place, u VIII also
h.. @n ifnrnasihllity to recall the vessels
J." r 'T Anmati aaid today he ia not
tra,g thtt the Kniacrin AuGu1tp was
=, ssu f1r Uoueionr. He WIS Informed
M, n launch WAS awaiting him. when
~ tr,rdeI aud was taken 70 lue
,s,tsgrin Augusta. which Immediately
,,,f,d ~ thla piucc. This statement
~ ,.',,'.ti.rfd an oauv0cntl1n. no Con.
Auenati evidently knew hia. defamation.
std NE escape WIS rreairiurre.
yssicrdhy a drpuiati0n nf llnnvkong
f.iii,iu9r headed by Agoncili0. hlgu
'.,,ir,i-sinnrr aud ambassador of the
phiiippines provisional government.
,,,itfi up8n Gen. Wiliman nnl cone
.rItuintsd him on behalf ~ Agulnnldo,
mon the aplendld Huccefa NJ The Amcrl-
Stn arms In the Philippines and the
b snv termination OF she war ln invur
IN America. and requested Mt Wlllmnn
an ,yiro Prrsldcut Mckinley their cone
,.r,ttittiour and assurance on thClr ale
t.ri,ucg. and AN expression OF thor
h6n. th1i Inc FilipInuH viii be- repre-.
@.nNd on the Philippine commission.
Agrpriiiu. on behalf of lhg fllipinoH,
.g,nrararI the desire that Consul Gem
rr,i Wlidman be appointed ON the com.
tulsalnn.
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some days may eiapse bcfors the dip
lpmntlr representations have borne
fruit The cable out Of Manila 81 UNI
der the control " British company.
The line is understood to ha cut near
Manila, but Admiral Dewey has
nu"ycl The severed ends. so that IL can
Dc restored
Pending she renewal ~ this cable
route. ihU authorities here remain
without direct idvicts from the re-
ported Commandment and surrender "
Manila last saturday. Tho fact that
lh' city has passed Into American
hands Us accepted ns practically cCr-
t1in by th0 authorities hero. although
there ~ nothing yet from Admiral
Dewey or Con. Merritt u BE- expected
that dlsratch boat may bring adj
Vices 90 llNngknng nt any time. as
move ~ this importance would not he
allowed o. r1HH without getting speedy
communication with Washinr,1n. A.
re- German cruiser has made thH trim
from Manila since the reported Hur-
render. % 10 probable that 900 American
ship ~ not Tor behind with fW luf0r-
nation.
The announcement % AdmraiN
Sampson and schlcy as member OF the
military cUmmieHIunH ~ iilNan. aud
cncci ~ taking th.a, ollie from
T. their duty un ahiph1lrd Tor n time. The
navy department viii relieve then
from th.Ir commands temporarily
whiir the commissioners arr No H.aflnu.
In the Absence OF Admiral GlwUHHu.
Cant Phillip. who Do The rcnior officer.
will probably be In temporary CONS
mand Of che ncpt.
The war department ana not mako
public the dispatch from Gen. L1vt0n
relative 90 the Cubnna IN Santiago. but
the order which Cen Corhln roni 90
Gen. t1wton Indicates something -
ita nature. Con. t.nwton reports that
thc CuhluH DO NOT seem disposed 90 zee.
copt Che conditions imposed boy the
nrmisiicc, and some troubles have oc-
rurIed. Secretary Aigcr. IN speak.
Ink N the mattcr toduy, said that Dc
might n4 well boz fully understood that
the United states would control the
surrendered territory. ana % would
manage tho affairs ~ that territory.
Th0.r who remained within Che iurle-
dlciion would have To- obey tho laws
and officers of the United states. as
Cen tnWtpn was Informed
REPORTS ~ better conditions In the
various camps nrc being received and
| especially do nattcring reports come
from Moutnul Point. showing that the
soldiers ARE being well carod far there.
| Preparations have been Tolng forward
fur tho movement of the troops from
the camps which were originally ostnh.
lHhoi IN order 10 scatter thgm about
tho country
Tho first report cnnccrnlrr yellow
| fever among The United States troops
in this COUNTRY came from Key West
| today SUPERINTENDENT Sinrnhrrr boz
| llUvcs that u can BE- kept under control.
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and =, was bought by Mr.. scna Carter.
Incident of thu board. FOR $3.50. nv.
carter gave II 10 the First regiment
again and the bale became the property
Of Mr. Frank q. Logan FOR s-'l nc
give II 60 the organization whlch ~
looking after the families or the ili-
account. MI. =. u. Armour paii s2ip
for a Ntr Armour win send n 90
81. Louis whore It will also be sold.
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MIR man nrArrS ~.
Young woman Accompanies strang
Man aud 3. Murdered.

New york. Aug. ia woman was
murdered last nighi 10 the Grand ho-
80. giat street and Brpadway Her
bHdy wla found lu a room thla mlrh-
Ins The head had hcUn beaten m,
apparently with piece NJ lead pipc.
Ths murdered woman was ldlntlned
la Mlss H. g. Reynolds ~ this city.
10 appears that Miss lfyn1l1s went 60
ihs hotel lt 1880 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. In the registry Hh' wrote
q. r.. Maxwell ana wife ana a rom
was assigned % her. Between and g
o'clock che was seen walking through
,ha dn'uN room with a man apparently
ahIut % years " age. The couple lcft
.he hotel about o'clock, but thc time
NJ ihrIr return De- uHi known. some
limo after thflr return bottle ~ wine
was ordered sent o. their room.
A. p.iA this morning chnmhcrm1ld
found the woman lying dad nn the
nTlr. Tho man was gone. liy tho
body ~ the woman lay q hl1ldftainfd
pi.rH NJ le1d pipe 10 Inches llng. and
one AMI half Inches thlck ON the
1 700 ~ ihe pipe was piece Of cloth
wnpri around Il a. a handle. AZ yet
ths police have obtained no trace %
| Or. man.
Mss Reynolds lived with her father.
| Edward Reynolds. a contractor and
| builder. her mother and sisters and
hrthar Whom Mrs. Reynolds was In
farmHl n hrr daughicrH death she
. ahHHkli They have murdered my
CHA nT her money" Sht afterwards
ala that her daughter had luts nied
visiting a dentist yesterday. and had
E1n' 20 bank and drawn some
mInfy.
Mr. Reynolds saii her daughter had
drawn not less than $500. Miss Roy
holds according 60 her mothers state
| mcnt, was only 20 years M age. While
Mu, Reynolds was talking telegram
| 70 read.
WIN call tonight. Have been very
Th. telegram was signed M. n. M.."
/ ara had been sent from 20 nrladatruct.
/ Nh'rc thrro " a telegraph ofiice. Mrs
/ h.yn'lis ili not know rlm whom M,
| icl-rram came.
| Theodore VAN, chief OF police OF "A.
/ nnia, who arrived In this city yenf fr-
! dlAs occupied a roo1m adjoining that
! ii INC murdered woman. ChlHf Vail
l FlNH thli before retiring last night hs
/ pinned fis0 In bills under his pillow Al
/ ihn mattress. when hc awukr thil
Ma,tlhs !he money was gone.
| WhOn the woman came 10 The hntcl
ano wore a handsome pair of diamond
AiflhFA, supposed 20 have been w1rsh
l-". Theae were missing when M
pay was found and evidently mai
locn torn violently from The ears. Ir
hef pocket book 30 cents WAS found.
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MN..Nrnrn ny srANIAnns.
Under secretary Asrr. order. Americans
can int.rfere.

Ponce. Porto Rico. Aug. iG.-CCopy-
rlFhtcd. 1855. hy thu Associated Prcas)
White flags nulter at the spanish and
American outpusts and all Is quiet. The
first report ~ uutfnEgs by tho Span
lardH within thvir lines was brought
90 tho headquarters VI den. Wilson
today by a priest who headed q deputR-
ton from Cialou Twenty miles north
east OF vtundo. Thu Inhabitants Of the
place raised an American flnE uftct
tho spanish troops had lrft, The troops
returned tore down the naF and
marhottd ninety of thc Inhabitants.
This occurred ON Saturday. The prIoatN
appealed 60 the Americans fnr protec.
ton but the latter am powcrlcsa 20
interfere under the prront ciruum-
stances, oven though a tolgn OF terror
b. inhururatcd.
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nlnnaIl.e aola b rhIlaaelrhln.

Philadelphia. Penn. AUG iG.-Within
the past few dnyu gold bars valued az
nearly 100000. have haHn received at
the United States mint IN this city
from the roy,rnn"H essay officer az
Seattle. Tho gold Do I.sht In color and
came entirely from 'fe lsiondlko. II
was stated nt she uIHt that about
si.s00.000 In gold hsf van como here
from Seattle within OBJ next Few days.
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Nellsvllle, Wis, Aug. iG.-The most
violent electrical storm ever yyltncSseb
nef, occurred last night The finishes
vi Ntntnlns wofr constant and the
lhnnder was something awful Al ono
ulnr four or i've lres were In progress
ana the Catholic parfonnge buildings
wore completely destroyed
James owen was Killed.
Inhn currlcr q respected citizen OF
tnlh city for 10 years. was Killed BY n
shock during the n,orm
Father A. ]. JoCucs mlraculously
r'elped from his burning parsonage.
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5000 Tor rlr,t halo Of Cotton.

Chicago, Aug, 17,-Ruslneas was sua.
pended ON the board OF trade Cor a
ume today for the auction OF tho first
n.le on cotton from the South 1895 crop.
kiulry by N. ", Beer Of Now Orlenns
Co d. sold Tor the benefit Of tn eov-
oinment hospital Hcrvlc Tho I'M.
was nold amid great enthusiasm 10 M,
John pupee for 5000 He donnted IL
10 the first regiment Illinois Infantry
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Warrington. Aug. 10 Sturgeon Gen.
no Nt'rnherE has received the foilnw.
lnf dispatch from Key West rogariinp
lhe Yellow fever there's
key West. Fla, AUG. lG.-surgeon
N.nerh, u, s. A., Washington.
lhrre cases Of yellow fever ana three
Inspected cases oillrlllly reported al
Marine barracks here.
Have nifty men az this hospital. most.
ly from the Fifth corps ready Tor duty
ana N cnnvalcacenta able 20 travel.
lHiEned) BORDEN, Surgeon.
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|lI|I5I|YpIj|
|HHi5Il:s|

To and from Chicago. 81. louis.
Omaha. Kansas city. and all eastern
points.
Dire, line 60 the Trans.Ailsslallppi
Exposition. Siopovcru allowed a,
Omaha On an tickets reading through
that city.
Two through trains each way daily.
NcHuhuloi bunct smoking library
ears, Pullman sleeping cars. rcclln-
ms chair ears trcata frcc). coaches
and dining ears, operated on the a
Ia carte plan.
Tickets at Offices 81 connecting lines.
l.. a. BENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q.
W. Ry, n0oly Hl1ck.
n. =. NEsiiN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent
W. +. MCMILLAN. Gen. ACT.
2ii =. W. Temple st.. Salt Lake city.
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IKE COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD

Two Through Trains Daily
Between salt ihhr city, ogden aud Lead.
Vile. cripple Creek, Colorado springs. Den-
vet and all points east uuiy line running
rra ON both morning and evening trains
This line, iu connection With the RIO nfaudo
Western, reaches Denver earlier than any
other line via colorado springs. No rhsnEu
~ rnrs OF delayed trains Take the Colo
RADIO Midland aud save time ant enjoy tho
lurst rldo aud rrandrst acrngry 10 colorado
agent or -
W =. BAILEY, o, A. nROWN.
q, PA. ten Agent
Denver. Colo, salt Lake City.
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GIIY IIGEEI 0HlnI. nElLD NlSNEIG AlIL

NO enn West second south street
Telephone No -
Railroad and steamship Tickets on sale
90 uU parts Of tho world
Pullman Palace Car ticket uHIte
-. D. HURLEY.
r W. ECCtEA
D.neral Traffic Manager
W. u. HANVIiuTT
Nlrr.prcsldont ana Oou MANAGER
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EVERYBODY
KNOWS.

That FOR solid comfort. quick time
and all-rund general satisfaction,
there o. no railrold ON earth that ap-
pcals TO the traveller like the grca.
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\ ryofusH ACCOUNT.

4 Az ENGLISH ACCOUNT
|, dom. Aux 10 The Mania corfys
rt of iha Daily Telegraph tele
IInr Saturday uyai 'NoihInI
b. more humane than tha An n
i aptum III thc town Gen. Mri
hrl Admiral prWuyH plan was q
fyfB object hut tht armed d.
ari he trenches Apparently
An ncan losses were extremely
Spanish entertainments varied
M 1f distance fum two 20 four
fun ihe cfntrr 0f Ola Manila,
irs ihH Ions l.rr Dt at least
rf uUrr nli Uirr ard probably
Iai spau.sh regular troops yul-
D. aal natives AHut half lint
J fusTo M tha hospital The ut-
ffll numbered fum 1909 ~
uIyfs and 1000 Americans nn
ri iha r0dt IN every rcFpfct
hri1rH WIS nn ihH eide NJ thr
la American fold guns threw
riial and bad longer ralra
q ilanlfh. ths mafkmanshIn
ltiti staifH runurfH Wia
Hnf 10 that VI the gpaniarda
p 81 were stronger ana iu
H'fon The suulnrds an "a
h1 nmulrrd with their stnl.
vents ana worn out hy a
an tlrra and disappointed
bauiyal NJ the Promised
z iquldfOn. they had lost
Nsas a hopeless ftuHgle.
az over tho hay 10 was etfl.
'o ihe foreign D,ot nrtatss
according 10 their aympn.
hf'nh and Japanese wefa
AHflfanr iHl the Isrriats
aat % tlH ullIt .Iis, 81
l " the pasle river Tho
f''tf immlfihlIta ana a.,
"N hlfly near tho Amarleau
hlls squadron formed ip
q clsSlrI' g sa1 ola Manila,
pi ifa PaH.g Tho Am.ri-
Al outside tha Irasi.W.,'.
9,lpa hrl H. mt sbot Id
li continuous butbyul
~ . elnnnnHda WHH E.rf boo.
ri,s ~ ..l lh N Tine Nalats un
ih' gntrH,hmnts mn.
X, IN, sha We're On tha earth.
N rano'at RlrIIo. wb''h
b hir ny "a. " ,,,. Rag moro
iis. 10 me A,..,.
sla The Fut coi,rsd Z,
M, w. VINO rliri DO M va.
NJ sa '4'T ine old city, 4 part
tf,nsr W., 'auutld lutra-
5alah Commando wy, ,h..,-
q, i,f..lancs va 'ggn XXX,
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CURRENT
TIME
TABLE.

Leave salt Take Guy.
No. e-rnf Provo. Grand Junction
nui nll points llst....s.. HUam
No Hlur Provo Grand Junction
sud nli nulnfs lust........ Z tOp IA
No o Tor bingham. irhl pfuvn
Nautl iicllrun nud inter-
mediate ullutassssa........ 500 m
No fHlur Eureka. raYHun, Provo
nuu 80 intermediate uuIuts o. u ~
30. lur ogden and thp Wet. ptd u m
No. Tor ogden and the West boo. T. l1 ID on
Nu t'-lur Park tity mud intor-
mediate uuIuts. ............ Is IA
Arrive ~ait lat. Uty.
Nu.iarrnm bingham PROVO Grand
Junction mud thr East ..... T. ~ % IN
No. dairum Fruvu. Nfuud june
tIuu aud thn last .......... 100 ID IA
No. 6=ifuW Provo iiluYhlm Tufc-
ln. HulkuHp. Muuti and in-
tUrfutuIHtr point. .......... r g n m
No. e. From ogden and tho Wost. 50 u m
Ne. lHlrum ogden and tho West ID u Ia
NJ. talrum Eureka, faYsun, Provo
and intermediate pniuts ... 10 o. q M
No h=lrlm PARK city unu inter
mediate points. ..,s....tss.. g 70 y M
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