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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20
The Kind q Ren our Allie arc.

This ia a tale OF Cuban heroes at the
battle uf Guantanamo. These thin,
black men. silent save in battle, when
bullets u.s. ana blood hoiiH. are made uf
The rtun that mon admire. Above all
else they love The causl i1r which they
nghi. "cu11h Llbfci" ia theif watch
word living or dying. ard tho man
Who from distance prctondH g. Fc1rn
The huueHiy nnl oItuertnera ~ their
purpose, thCir Willingness 60 dir. and
90 ht tortured 10 that death flr the
sake NJ their lone star los. knows not
whereof hu spHaka
on that fearful hot Tuesday when
the two companies 81 marines marched
up lstu tAp drusHly wooded hills hnuig
90 Camp MrtlNs 60 run 90 r1rlh ODE
spanish q nls Who infested their rocky
sides, thltiH % THESE CuilnH Wrut
along 11 guides. over % rhlrp rockH
thiluGh tho thHrny cict. under thr
polling sun ihry ran and scrambled,
eager, A.'ut NuA 1lchiul Ana when
thny cnmo upuu ,4u enemy mHFs.1 hs-
low them loo co.. D. nUful llus valley
between iFo rlH.HF Ell. b., all the pHut
uU fur1 u. thrIr hl.. HIggsn utlurHr
broke lis hnuudl SO h.sistWoris for
thgm, nl urUf, no rocks 90 hide bee
Mimi The w1uuH uHirr nrdrri from
seeking ever" Hh1'i0r, hat NOT those
men. spring nF high into 10. air with
thrlr SOULS th0y fh1ui0l ili.lr d0niue1
"a thu foes and rushed o. meet ihOm
hand tl hand. ono rIultl r llnW with
streaming straight black hlIr was
rushing 90 IN adynurt uf h'f come
fndHH VIII RI bullet from one M ~ m
struck him IN the elbow. liis arm faii
Co.. hiH side Tho bone was shattered.
STAGGERING back. the man turned Co.
the one who had shot him-hls brother
lu.nrfus.
viva cub, Llbre'" he shouted wl,h
q smile and ral iowa IN tn hillside.
while iho o,hrf riirlh's pluns'i "a,
Another hero was pierced through
the breast by a Mauslr IN went hla
hands and down the hill h. rolled, fall
lnF ~ the feet m Captain Elliott.
"Fight'nR Hlil" they call him. The
captain stopped and turned the man
upon his back. ilt eyes were gltylnr.
but Dc clutchei ferhly M biz chlklng
throat ana, murnurlnr scuba iihrr."
ceased % breathe. Af'-r the nght was
over ana tho last nsHlng spinIlrd had
cleared the croHt ~ tho hil. Li8ut Hnnnt
cuban being borne on a blanket hy
hlH comrades. Tie hah br0n shot
ihrlurh me hrfaEt and me iioutsnan,
stopped tn f"f n h. could ana him
w. barred the breast M the already as.
lnf man AMI examined the wound
There WAS 90 blood, Tho hfmorrhagn
was Internal, sn the officer ordered no
men ~ hear him on. A. they dd -
ihe cuban turned waved hls hand and
called out ln "a irIumphlni voice. ecu.
ha Lihrr'' The enlr, resulted In
death
Those arc The men whom sp1In has
Tor years % nn trying % crush. Small
wonder that she has faiifd.-Cbmp Nc.
cana Correspondents New York sun,
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SUIT AGAINST HIGHLAND BOY


SOFIA Peterson. Esther Peterson and
Mary rDu.uou. minors, boy Sophia
Poitart1u. thalr guardian no iit'm. MED
O. $4,000 llmhg, fuIt against tho High
land iiay Cold Mining company in the
Third district courts today. f1r th,
death of Emil Peterson. husband Hni
father OFF uHiutnH. Who, 90 Do alleged,
woe Killed u th. defendant Dlmuauya
Wlue Ht lIuahtm un the Cih 90 Nuyom-
lrU l.lt
Emil Peterson. the complaint NE
lUrUH. was Hn umplo1r uf 90. defendant
company, rusaurl uH o. common mlutE
uH hH date u1mol Do. wIH ntturd-
us GO HIme t.mh.UHs work 90
thU Third Lowell uf thH iifh.Hui
U1y inIuU. when hr f.il Into "a chut. Hud
waH rrOtiplHtt1 o. ihe bottom. rU0.it
ire injuries which DuHDi hlH death on
th' HImU day
Thu uaFlIFouCO complained NJ iH ~
allowing uf thH chute 90 rUMIiu u"s
guarded and unprotected and ih. urt .-
iHr ~ Peterson ll dn wuik DO wac
wholly uuapuuNntHl with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20

Co; Of Boston. ;3,o.ooo ~ aii ~
and mon.
l.. A. THEM & Co.. VI phH.4s..
Asi. 900 Tor 5000 snaulrIs
James n. EIltwell q cIwuIrv ~
enlisted men at 50 zach lII sT i.
officers 90 $40 each 81"
W u Thompson nurfrl s,st-.
tu take 80 officers at ggl 0atH arifa
enlisted me1 nt li5 each.
Geo. NJ Lord. 1870 rsr m.1r..
enlisted mon ana $3.50 pr D +
the officers.
- /. So John. 3slsi p.r uns., b.
l2ikl per enlisted man.
Joint bid:
Anchor Line. Cunar1 Lin. m. u,.
burg. American Packet LIu.. NJ
II. Sloan & Co.. thu N.rin.g.f-..
Lloyd Line. the Royal Mil gf.1-l,
Packet Co. Thomas klle1n .Hs a =
limited. Fr.dsrick Lcyllnd a. e.. .
Wilson a Furnesn-Lsyl1nI Ina =
GERS at $40 each and enlisted med
each.
q n. Richards a Co.. oIsfsl !
spartan Prince, Capacity n III
ana 500 men ana the TluIr ps.
capacity 10 officers and inu mHf
$50 per officar and SO per enlisted -5
TWcdlc Trading CO. oN.r.l H.
nhlpH o. take 5000 enlisted uHg 81 q
each and the officers no $50 Zach
The Spanish TransatInutlr glma,i
through n. a. e. Smith. uTal
take an the Officers 10 So ana n /,
men AZ f70 each. agreeing o. rlrrf "a
under the spanish nlH tlH rra
States government % furHh d
transportation.
Thu bids were forwarded Co Wa
inutnu.
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DRYER NEAELY EIJLLD
RECEIVED VERY CAD BRUISES AND CUTS.


Marsona Cannon. irIvar In the po-
lice department 800 experience
This morning Oh Win MN
90 the end ~ his ID % was a
decidedly lucky pro-. .an That tbs
gentleman was not hi'i.I. aa few men
have gone through the same ordeal
without being picked up o. corpse reaay
O. deposit IN Mo.ha. Earth.
WAGON TIPPED OVER
Between "a and u o'clock today, Mr..
Cannon. PatraImaH Moroni Gillespie
aud a ,rusty nim.i Fillmore, let the
police station boo che patrol wagon %
secure a trunk 100 % house on south
Temple. hctWs.u West Irnpl' ana liit
Wet street. Arriving nt the place
an attempt Was made TO back the
wHslf CLOSE Co., the house, when sharp
turn tuuHru DO 60 tIpplc over, ana
driver. ur'rlimuu and trurty were
hurled ~ thD ground. the former o..
tween the traces against the horses
ha1m aud 90, Two latter underneath
KicKEp uY ritH HopsE.
SO sooner had this occurred than one
~ the horses. gray. and a fractlous
animal. commenced Kicking. landing
Ca hlofs with ilghtuing-lisg rnpidlig
against Mr Cannon. hrulrlng nrd
manning him in ffirhtful manner
he head receiving blow after blow.
uUc,r Gillespie. seeing the prcdlcamcnt
Df the man. hastennd ca his assistance.
ana with The aid VI Tho truaty, sue.
tccdod In checking the horse down and
tAtricutiug Mr. Cannon from his per-
ilous position,
uADLY BRUISED AND CUT
when taken out. the gentleman pre-.
Hentod rhaHtly appearance. HIS
head wna q mans ~ cuts und bruises
and other parts ~ hia body had also
suffered from the kicks received. lie
was taken g. the H. Marks hospital.
where Hn examination revealed the
fact that no bones were broken. a..
thuurh he had suffered upwards ~
fifty OF Sky kicks FROM the maddonod
animal Mr. Cannon d. now resting
ur easy me- possible. hut % viii be- some
weeks got. perhaps months. before h.
viii tr himself HTnin.
EXPECTED To uE KILLED.
Omccr Gillespie says b. has expert
onrHl similar uUcurr noes but ngvtr
nuy th.ug o. rqual that q today ar.
Cannon himalf beloved b. was being
Killed.. aud although not rendered uu-
D1uHrlnuH. frit that every mIment
would be- hi last. Had he not h.an
90 close 90 Tho horse. death would have
been Hurr. HH thrn Tho animal could
have kicked h.n with more telling of-
feet nmcrg gllluEUt suffered "a torn
coat while Mr.. Fillmore had both
knees bruised a llttic.
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The Sp,oiirds lack ofHumor,

Richard Harding Davis writing In
tho luy S.rHuUr ~ early uhaervn lions
of ihs Wur. tolls ~ the melancholy
UFuTH rut ru board tho New York hN
ihH nri Spanish prisoner, lieutenant,
and Tow hr was freed and turned ovgr
90 sDlyHl the correspondent who. ne
ter pumping him, showed him horpl-
iity over The ship. FCnv.l, who iH
thornughly dotcHtUd by tho suhniaulH
ln cuba, wore % yachting MP una %
Iluu Farre suit. fn u IN probable that
the gunuilfdr mlHtook him Tor one uf
tho ships Junior officers. iiut whom
they parted thorO WINS a little SCENE.
Ihty Ind ruid farewell with m1uy
nouflfhea. and tho spaulltl had. nft DO
tho frhl0n ~ hiH rucr. made 20 llttis
speech On the tnrct that d. saw % was
rH impossible tu HurpDHs the courtesy
of 1u American officer 900 90 Furplrs hiH
varHhlp.
"'You have been most Hind u mo-
ha added. ANA ! should like tn know
Your name, / shall always remember
"sooyc laughed and nodded. My
rnmo lH sylvester ScoNrl' No. said,
huwlnT. u am the correspondent NJ
tho New York Worlds
1.-THE Sntnfh have mo- spnHH M
humuE ANA this one could not rIsr Go
md backed hastily away. Ito can
hardly h. hlIm a, n must he ho-
wlldcriur 20 find that you have been
overwhelmed with courtHFfs ny the
man whose death, had hp been your
prisoner Und you had killud him. would
Nrvr brought you reward Of 5000 nul
20 vote of thanks from your ruyorn-
m ut"
This spanish lack 90 iho sens, nf
Wm0r hlH been humuhuay illustrate
yl no every stage W the war. 10 is
usually th. ClsD and those who arc
most huEhnhle pee least 90 lnugh ut.
The pnmuuus posing pi the RpnnmrdH.
ihDir iluWhovauf huIHtiug, tholr hnm-
hlFtir grnulilnUuruon, their inccssnnt
pfltiug of pride ana honor. has FUR
u'7hcd laughter Tor the world hut q
has an boon most serious und solemn
tu the sulnl1rd1 themselves Louis.
VILE Courier journal,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20

Burlington. VI. July so-Ths D.
cratic state convention was h.li =
today aud the following ilgktp
nominated;
G0vetnor-Thomaa W. Mal1ney.
Lieut.. Goyornor-A. a. Olmiiral
Ttsasurrr-i. W. Clough
Secretary ~ Stnte-GCorgr %. pita
Auditur--tllchnrd u. pfrhle
The revolutions adopted undufifi
platform OF tho Chicago cOuygnu'
1900. ana a tnrln fOr revenue only q.
Opposition tu tho proposed lmNfi
lstlc policy uf the Republican piN
and a. the admission uf the liagts
Islands o. statehood. was declares I
diminished confidence In Wm. }. "
an" WIS expressed.
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CONCERNING ny" Llt.


Thomas welr, the well.kuown min.
lug man ~ this city speaks very hIgh.
t. OF a. =. Lsc, the hotel clerk who su
suddenly passed away at tho cullen
yesterday morning, AIR Lee, says tho
gentleman, lived at Cambridge wash
ingtou county y, Y, M hls par.y man
hood. Here ne was popular with au
classes NJ people ana those who lId mot
know "lly" were considered compare.
tive strangers In that section
Mr. I've has followed IN, hotel hua'-
ness fnr the past thirty yeats. 90 STR
Wolt's Euowledge, when tho latter
was boy at school "Ily" was thpn a
hotel man, ANA 10 WINS ln thH capacity
that d. became Hn generally known
ana such fJyOrlto llr came West
about nfiUou years nru, ana uu Mr
Wulr's visit Go CanhrdE# BOO May last,
ull the uld-timrra WerU making luuuirirr
Hn Co "liy" and ME whereabouts. lie
was ~ u cheerful disposition aud his
genial nature eniDar'I him tu ull who
had the pleasure of hiH acquaintance.
Mr. Lee was ln ihe clothing business
here year ur sl ago. hut I'm this ne
failed ana shortly afterwards went iu
who 10 cashier of the First National
bank NJ Beatrice, Nob,, viii be- hero
tomorrow 90 conduct the shipping NJ
his romans East
Washington county whore Mr.. Lee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20
PRIMARY EXCURSION.


Tho Primary associations had "a
splendid fine al shltllr yesterday. Al
, In the afternoon q nice lunch was
prepared Tor and eaten hy tho First
Presidency ana iha Primary board
Presidents Woodruff ANA Cannon adj
dressed the children and tili " their
experiences In visiting the Lake he thf
early days when tho Saints nFs, saw
this valley aud drew picture OF cone
trant between tho wild conditions then
and the beautiful scene NJ today, whom
w many children surrounded thcm
where ATTY years ngl there was moth.
lnE hut the broad DxpinHH NJ the
llte'n surface o. greet tho cye. A. 4
o'clock there was q program MI singing
aud drills, children from al tho wards
participating in o. rendition There
were between Anon and 1000 p.opl. lt
the resort during tho day, aud amlUg
'htW were Sisters Camilla q. cobb uud
rnunagllrH Of Tho stake board. aIsiHrs
l.lue r. Freeze ANA H. ~, Richards uf
ihn Etnrrll auprrinioutenry, Airs. col
Clayton. Prof Kari 20, Micsrr 1nl wife
ana Elders Joseph y. Taylor uni
Charles W. puug1Hr and wlvtH M
Jay was one N thlrnuEhHnilNmen and
Instruction, and reflects mutl credit
upon those VIA managed tho anHlr
ana brought 70 20 ON successful 4 con.
pluNlHu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20
Mexico in Paragraphs.

IlfuN MNNNfu MnAlrns
Tho population OF Mexico % i2Gla.
\ total M 5io trade marks have been
rcrriatsd since ls1b
ono hundred and nfty patents were
Issued durln gtho ycuL
Tho numhsr of marriages IN Mexico
averages % little over $1,000 O. year
IN lhs lbst twenty yrlrs th, export,
~ MoNico hive Increased 900 per cont
Thor arr isf, posiomcca in the re-
public. S'Nty-ong Wcf, opened durlnf
The year
There are uycr Cdo11 klnmotou OF
telegraph NlrUf and nearly 5000 kllu.
meters Of telephone wires iu Mczico.
Th.rc De- stul room Cor % tow moro
settlers Th. average number of pop.
ulntnn per Hquarr kIlom.igr 10 less
thHu r"Nru.
Thrro sr' i.5's r1siolncoa In the re-
WuHuumH UIglly.thrtD libraries with
i'llNl Volume. AND thirty usi'ntlnu
And literary aUalctIyt,
sryyn hundred aud hzty-tWo klln.
motors of railroad were butt during
ih' yU1r making ih1 total i0ngth Tor
the republic i2,i57 kllometera.
The value of the gold. silver nnd cop
per cplutd by MoNito durinr the llai
seventeen years averages about l2h0oO,.
O0p year, quito evenly distributed dur
Inc this period.
There were ~ periodicals published
In Mexico. tnrty-right urn daily news
papers, 90 urp Wcekllps ana ~ are
published monthly. Seven are printed
ln ENGLISH two IN French ana one In
German.
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den 20 myself Was troubled with
smotherlng spells, also palpiiation OF
the heart and that bcaring-down feel
ing, ind could not bo on my feet much'
81 was growing worse all the time,
until tool, your medicine.
cater taking three boxes Of Lydia
r. plnkham's Vegetable Compound
LoyonFos, the tumor passed from me.
"Nly health has been bcttcr ever
since, can now walk quite n distance
aud am troubled no muro with palpita'
ton OF tho heart or bl0aung, ! rec.
ommond your medicine 10 oil sufferers
from fomale troubles
IL Is hurdly reasonable 70 suppose
that aay one can doubt tho efficiency
OF llgs, Pinkham's methods and medl-
cine in the iaee OF the tremendous vol
ume Of testimony.
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WITNESSED BY THE FATHER
ALL The BODIES HAVE BEEN FOUND
After q rr--ren. au.. NnerEetic search hy
scores ~ Mon aud Toys rayson
Plunged IN Deep grief.

\ great misfortune has bcfilisn the
little town " Paysln. and the people
there are plunged into the deepest
ErrL on yeriorily morning four
suung ildi,r. Lucy Kaalr. aged 10. Em-
ml Kgelo. iF,d No. Susie Kcois. aged %,
all Of raSsln, aud Mifs Bauer. hE,d
D.. of iiDmnusyiila. Tiutic. went 90
Utah lake f0r the purpoue OF bathing
ana for q general good time. The girls
were accompanied by Ar John K,clc,
the father Of three VI htm. and Ed
ward Keclt. q bro,hor
f'uli ~ mirth and rlcsfui lnucipl-
ton flr the days outing. the girls lii
won't into the lake together and took
along hlH plank ns an nid 10 HtfHty.
Al We're sporting aud HpllHnIuN
around ln ihr water whom one ri th.
girls lost her hold ON The pirco ~ lum.
hrr md appeared % D. In danger when
the Other three made frantic pulrt o.
givc thar companion assistance. In
a mumrut nll were excited and be-.
tween Rfa1plng Tor the nf1t Hlrl and
holding 20 each other. an four ~ them
went down ana were drowned IN sight
~ the father anu son. who were near
the wagon some distance from Uha
fhnrr. both men rushed o. the na.
sHianro uf tn girls but were too tate
70 save thgm. Immediately Eiw1fd
rushcd in Plyf1n aud communicated
the painful news O. The Inhabitants.
who We're tefrursHtrirkuu upon hearing
Of the fearful occurrence.
wagon loads NJ people rushed tn tho
nhnfc ~ Utah lake ana aided IA prose.
cutlnE search Tor tne bodies. which
was commenced nj once.
BODIES FOUND.
In the meantime one body was found
and brought 10 shore by her father
Two others wcw found between seven
ana eight o'clock liy this tlmr about
q hundred mon and boys had COME h.
tho assistance N Tho ten who were nrst
there ana after diilFpnt nohrrhinr
found the fourth body al a.io T.. IN.
Az arrived In rayHpn about 1855 this
morning.
PITY THE MOTHER
The mother ~ the three glria has
been SICK an summer and WIS unable
70 accompany them a. the lake. She
vas iakCn ~ neighburr house 90 O..
main until after her girls were hruhght
home. She was told toward evening
that ono NJ her Girls was drowned. ana
after the bodies were laid ont nt tn
family residence the mother was told
~. NnWlN ltuih ana tiNru home She
looked nt them In silence ana has nor
since given vent 10 her fcrilnrs
MISS nAuEns PARENTS.
Tho parents " Mlns nnutr wrr,
Wired the sad Intelligence and came on
The no urande Western thia morning
10 Payaon.
" u not YET decided when the funeral
VIII be, The whole town D. in drop
UFiHf and Tho bargtkDt F.t5,Iti.. 49,.
the heartfelt sympathy of tha people.
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DO!NGs IN HE POLICE COuRT

The uUilUo court chamber looked
much likH n kindergarten department
today uH Justice TmmHuyH IuU nl
Offenders consisted chiefly M small
boys twelve charged with unlawful
Is swimming within the city lImlIa.
nya charged with trrrrlHH aud tNu Ul-
legged in have boon sulliy Uf violating
the CurfcW ordinance. Tho hlthrrs
pleaded guilty and were discharged.
The trHHrluDr pleaded guilty and
were DISCHARGED. anu curfUw breakers
pleaded guilty ana were discharged.
an received q sound lecture, however
from the court
Three M % kind iu the person Of Eph
Kully, susan TulIdgc aud Lena John
Hnr, wrrr sent il intl for drunk nntsUF.
while N. " Fitzgerald was found gull,
~ uf beating Die wife, an un,nas which
cost him go. sum 90 De lluuidatcd
behind IN. bars
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No LONGER SOCNLESS.
Boys Of Battery c Get Another Load from The
Red Cross Society.
REoUIsuoys RhDt FOR EQUIPMENTS.


Tho fact that orders have been re-
ccivcd by the officers % battery G. @,
send on 90 Washington thoir requlaItlon
for clothing. equipment ana ordnance.
indicates that orders 60 move iuly
soon como. and the boys are cpnsa.
quontly under some excitement just
now From ,he further fact that the
acquisitions were ordered sent o.
Washington and not 90 San Fr.ncire,
10 iH expected that the bitt5ry vl 81,
east for aary.c, 10 cuba although co..
officers say that She orders from AL.
jutnnt General C1rDin do not nee .arl-
ly moan that such viii De- The cian. Tho
men arc al now In ycrg good shape
and anxious O, eai 90 the front This
acquisitions have been font and are
now on tn.if way.
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MANY nuors, so DAMAGE
spanish Report OF tho rirlns on santos
~ Americans.

Madrid, July 20. .. MA d'rii
received here today from Havana ln
on American wRrahlp ntol 900 fhTi
tho town ~ Santa cruz ial Sut Dr.
lnco N Puerto prlnclpH. Un ll'I 4
without doing any dnmnE.
The spanish force, 70 Dr. fuubf D
serted IN The dispatcher. hfH diI''
tho detachment ar insurgents d ~
province 1f Santa clara. The s.l-f
government hes received adN.cf 8 p
cnf 20 that the Crh1n luIurs no ~
Coporh, died recently loo Puerto ~
rluu.
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Imr srANI.II rRonIs.
nids for Their Transportation Received
To-day.

New York, July e0.-Bids for tho
transportation Of the Spanish tronps
which surrendered az Santiago were
opened n the quartcrmaHter's DEPART
m.ut M thoarmy building today. Tho
bids call Tor the transportation % 1000
uii0eil ana eiol1 enlisted mon Ia be
transported from Santiago dc cuba u
GalIg. Spain, or any other port that
may hereafter be duHITnntCd cabin
accommodations are 60 be- furnished
Tor The officers ana third class passage
or Htrernge Tor the enlisted men. The
mon are 90 Doe provided with suitable
galley accommodations ana the United
states requirements as IN space prr
cnuformud 90.
The bids are M flllowsi
The New ENGLAND Chemical supply
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20

New York. July 20.-Tho hrat bale ~
now cotton was sofa On front vi tho la.
chlnFc building NJ auction nt noon.
Tho tut hld was 500 ANA tho buysr.
Irc.ld,nt VIM. ", King NJ mo Cotton
EXCHANGE paid $500 f1r the cotton.
Tho hllr had been prHHautad 10 prosl-
dent mckinley by IT, H. nperH of New
orleans, IN b. Hlid far tha I'nitrl gilt's
hospital FUND, Tho President In tlrn
forwarded n 90 thr New York Cotton,
ENchnnre 20 ho gitd by thom 10 No
highest bidder
\ me now American flag was at.
Ached 90 u and sold with mo bale.
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Fargo. s, D., July 2O-Ths Rspublie-
an state convention was called 10 order
no noon, and State Senator O. n. Iii.
q. was chosen temporary chairman.
Aiirr Che appointment % the usual
committees, % recess was taken untlt
o'clock, The successful combination
on ticket Indicates tho nomination Of
che following.
CoNFross- spnldlng, Cau.
Gavernor-Fnnchgr Rtut7man.
Lieutenant doyernOr--p9yinc. la
INQUIRE.
Attorney General Gowan, Ramsey.
Commissioner Insurance - Harrison.
Ransom,
supreme Judgc-Nnung, pomblna.
superintendent Instructlon--ilolland.
Trail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20

Denver. july 2n.--Ceorgr Ian. 81
enlisted IN the Seventh United ari
cavalry Eumv two months ug1 H 81
city, nnd donortpd recently from OIL
Grant. Arizona. WINS brought % "
Logan and tried there by court -
tIni No decision has htcu silva 3
hot he IL likely To Do sentenced D. !,
Iflsunmcut Tor n long torn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20

John ". Aiien urlnga suit against =. W.
W. fitzgerald 10 Recover Heal Estate

John w. Alien. by hla attorneys. Non.
nett. 1lnrknru, Howat bradley q
richards, hfuught Huit boz the rhiri
district court today aglluat J. W. W.
tltzFHrhld 60 recover the possession uf
certain real estate aud Cor SO damages
fDr The Withholding of the same. ana
for $500 nH rentH
The r0nl estate To- situated in Rnit
Lake county. which also embraces n
firht OF wHy. o. ls ALLEGED In the com.
plant that since April. 1894. Co May
iith. iHs, one Joseph y. Day wac ths
owner % th7 disputed property. that Hu
the iHt nf APRIL 1894. FitEvarnld. with.
out right ur title. ouHtod and elected
bay. aud htH since withheld thr DOCS
session NJ The promises ON the gifi
uf June, 1895, 10 lH alleged. Day and his
,wifr assigned Co Allen their Interest ln
the property ana plAlntln now socks
judgment ana fHr au order af thp court
placing hlm lu pIHH0Hslon of tho prem
iHHH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20
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