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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19
BEAUTIFUL DAVIS COUNTY.
The Transformation Of Inc Desert lnio a Gar
den.
Syracuse. Davis Co.
July 10, ls9S.

Syracuse, DAVIS Co,
July 10, is3S.
To the Editor:
Some TOW years since ,hls region ~
country was known on tho dry barren
alndrIdrr, ~ only Cor cattle Hud Hh.gp
IN roam over Tho people oi ndioiulng
settlements would laugh at the Idea "
making homes on H. Neycrthelcfs
HIHhop Layton mutod for his Ear ncc-
inr) one morning. with "a string ~ hls
Toys. plows, etc., started out ana
rlowod a ditch around about mile.
Ito advised others 10 come too, Some
took his advice; others wished they
he'd. hut those who came aud took up
the land determined 60 make the dorfrl
blossom ns the rose are looking forth
"a the hrlght aud rucccHsful time We
have today. There was no water cN-
cont from wells 100 feet deep and over
The water was Of a salty taste, Their,
was no water Tor trees except from
wells. Orchards were planted ana
watorod by hauling barrels around
each evening. but soon o company was
formed and q canal constructed
Wohgr was tapped and O. fumc bulll
along the mountain side, and although
many doubted ltH success, ttill they
pressed onward and success followed
Beautiful homes, loycrly richards,
shade trees, lucern fields and an that
could Dc needed tp mako a Froat cum-
mOnWpnlth settlers came. land was
broken, crops Of grain and Nevs tables
harvested, The desert, once wild, now
10 tho garden ~ Davis county, ihr
lovely homes with beautiful surround
iuga are 90 be seen ON every Ndf nnl
mo- finer place can be- found IN Utah
Today We can boast NJ the iiueht crcf
of grain In the county
Tho throshlng machine has Just COM
moncgd 90 separate tho wheat from M
straw The farmers are hinning the pal
for their summers work. Many vii
have TO enlarge their granerles Whlet
they are wiling 10 do.
While our table at the Lagoon on
ola Folks day ala not come up Will
others IA bunting, n oNcellcd IN fruits
nnd noted was fine cherries from J. O
WoOd'a orchard. over nfty Ia a cluster
branches of fruit adorned ench enc
~ the table, and other fruits shovel
what H. now being raised here I'm thl
| way Of small fruits, Nr. Woods farm
| n the most beautiful ana productive
farm on tho range. The lines N gralI
stacks are fne, Barus, stables and out
/ buildings are painted ana furnished u
| a better style than many homes.
JOHN H. COLE.
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PROVO.



Msnrioi. bruised and bleeding was
the condition IN which Charles Mc-
phsrsou found hlt father David Aic-
Phoriuu. laying alongside ~ thc raii-
way track miles from homo and
friends
Air. Mcpherr1n r. q prominent cattle
man 1f thIr city. having his hHrll near
grsHu UIgtf. and ships o. Eastern
markets.. MF. McphprHln, assisted by
his Hlu charles. loaded train %
rltto 40 ThlmpHnu'H Springs with tht
intention ., accompany los ih.m East,
Eyarythus went all rIsht uutl WliAln
q fHv ml.F Of saudl, Colorado, when
Mr Mtih.faln was Standing on lho
from, platform of thn clho'ar ana hii
son uu thH roar. Just after passing a
hfliE1 CO.. young man tAM a hlly l}-
luF lllHs .l ihe track hut 90 the rate
OF speed 90 which the train vas g1lns
o. ud not recognize TO- Rushing Go
hi, 'front.' Uniform ID a.a If BIZ n,hcr
had noticed tho body the h1y found
Mr McphHrsln missing ana slEullsd
thH train 600 stop. and gn % slowed ~
yuuuE MCPHERSON lraped from The
train anil au o. whore the body was
lylng. The Injured man was badly
cat ana bruised about the face aud
neck aud was ln a pool " blood. The
NuuuE man, assisted hy uthtrs. lifted
Mr McihHrsln aboard az "a plsHanRt
engine aud took him % the salldt hls-
p|fIl where everything possible was
done Do relieve him. lie remained IN
] q HUmI-tluHcllus state. aud aftgr tWl
or three hours h. passed away, Upon
examination 10 was discovered that be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19
MINOR MENTION.

,,, iu' G1l',n ~. 9 ,'l',' u''' ''u'' '''''
.,.ln'in n a.. ll,y ,,,n,rr,c wv
bishop y, A, Empty and vito 1f"
spending couple 90 weeks 90 EutrHA'
,f,r., H. u.,t,r editor OF the Al.
bany 81 ". Press and Knickcrhoeker
dlUd today
All. t,,t.. ,t,r.b,u ,f gb.y.rra
tt.,., n ai,,,.i. II tb. tiIrbth
ii-t'I 49,. irf,rfrs .r f.ulrl.t 4f
Ch.y,yne 90 De engaged.
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,'p' !, innNlnH 4. '.,t,,li,l,siS p'..'
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| o. t'atl'Ha hlNhI
Dr. X. A. Ki,t has returned 10 this
I Oily nii.r an absence " a year ana o.
hai 10 SCUM Amor .i hr' nv, ll".
tttl mlilclnr ln thla eiJ pftNt'uH 10
bis departure.
Tho truops under g.n. Copplnger,
,gt,i'b A., mi gn a, p,rI, mo, ygiu be
Transferred 10 rsr,iip4rdinn 0n nc.
rnupt of the mniarin nd Tnmpa. vh,rs
they are now quartcrcd
10 ,.t..,, ~. main. ~ Ne, Nt,,a
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h,lttyt d. ia sn t,,t rity tWi a. 'y,.
gr,,ins No.. EIri'g ,,ii r',,. nom,
~. ~, H.. t'.t,i,
james W, Roger hlH been d.sahirs1t
hy United states Clmmi sllnHi
Twumny. Roger was held un a ghAIs.
nll,r w. l'..al avs nu, 5h' IVY VA
~. tN,t.t '''''
40 $3.50 o'clock tonight there viii h1
m...InE held 100 tha ONCE Of Secretary
/ Johnson of thr MlninE Congress. iu Oh
= TNWIl"iln block, Cor iha purpose u
u1na % a chamber Of commerce,
\ resident VI Victoria alley. know
nh Nllaa bugngy, attempted suicide
yesterday hy nkug morphine. pr e
several hours ui hard work. Thla wa
tht second attempt 90 auli-destrurtlln
ih. hrsi having been ON last Fr.dAl
morning.
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Do ] A'H AtH'' "a hN'' as .iN""ls
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Thanks

Mrs Hndlcy u. johnson desires 90
express, thruush the "N.ws' the
thanks 81 herself, his daughter Aha
II, Kelly, and fumily, 90 nll who rom.
derrd such kipi Hul thoughtful arse
ristnucr duTup the sickness. death and
burial OF true and loving husband
drcrhtyd give expression also lu th1ukH
fHr the attentions shown 90 the mom-
oty ~ one tutitll 90 ItUk IUu1f tho
pioneers uf the West Hrd whose good
qualities vudourrd HIM u all who knew
him.
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lMPEDlMENTS TO PROGRESS,

pslp who toad ih1mnely,s with Inn
rHiiuHuts 90 nrIrfHsl, who refuse %
supply ths body villa food ana dt,uk
WI Inc Kind need a % make up f1r the
daily dlHIni grafton Uf Oh uuryDa ana
tlrsur. must stand aHdo ln iha race flr
pro .Dmlnsnrr. Postum Food Coffee roe
builds The lost gray matter ln ihr nerve
cells.
Postum Food C0npa furnishes 'ha
gluten and phn1phatDB uf grllu needed
hy nature O. nourlah brain and noryss
with food
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19
TO SETTLE 4 LAW QUESTION
Michael flRger3 Convicted Of Sunday
Liquor ssI-g viii Appeal.


Michael Fitzgerald roceh''y ''"Ni.'-
I'd in Judra NUffsrH court ~ selling
tt,.,,,. 49,. s.,5., la October. 1 7.
a.. go. e,
VIII appeal h' ''.t '' '''
prone court. Che defendant Wlll base
f,i.. .,.,.....t ..., ti.. .u.stlon OF our pfaF.
.,......, q, d., .,t 90,
tht jury % i'N' iN'NtN %
known VII ihDr hH VIII move Tor u now
trial ot, ti,.. rt...nU. or Hlc ID BIN 90 cx-
...,t,,,. t,.s... ....r.
',I'''''' iN 90. Of"
r'l nNrd fIH appeal BONA Nt .l''' anu
hold tb.t t.n attorney. Erred 90 Size
.,,....i. .t..t BAL. ,it...i,r Ca
'"'''N ''i'
'h. proceeding WIN ln' ili"' ~
Jury OF twelve nc ihs proper uur.
FIirva.4i5.. aH.nse Dr. ssu tu hsya
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19
OGDEN IS IN LINE.


An enthusiastic meeting ~ 90 music
loving people 90 ogden was held 90
the city han llst night called by Mayor
Boyle flr ,hG purpls, 0f u.rler.ug are
rams mguts looking CO. ihe sending uf
lg5 mixed ynIggs 90 the grand Es,.Ii.
fod to De- hold n th,s O,,y u.A, Og,ab.r
on the stand were Mayor Boyle. who
presided. Father CushnlhIH, John
sn1wrrln, pN-GUygrnlr Arthur l..
Thomas, proHIy, of the Clmhrau
association 0f salt Lake Ci,y Vice
President u, L. DAVIS, Secretary IIar-
~ q. Evans. and Director william n.
Williams, Addresses were made hy
the atlrumrutlHu. gentlemen. 400 urge
Ing action un tha part ur Oslgu'H sweet
alnggrH. A vote was taken and 90 Was
unanimously agreed lhIt the Junction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

Mrs. Margaret kragEH % New Rad.
cline IT,, iicnuhaw street, Oldham.
England desires Information ~ Joseph
and Peter Moss who lfft bedford
Leigh Lancashire, f0r rtnh, between
90 and 40 years uEu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19
Pn,lrnneh

The Silver day outing. previously
spoken oi Boa those columns, Inns been
deferred Tor % short time pending thc
arrival Of Senator Cannon who lH pA-
prCtsd Co speak. Other eminent speak
en- are also engaged ana the time aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

Judge ChOrry hlH been engaged to-
day hearing motions fUr now trials lu
H.NrfTI HHHHH
No. Co.,. raHa of james Dryer vf salt
L1t. CITY. ihU motion was gtnrrulri,
while In the care OF A. 4. Brown W
Salt Lake Clty. thH matter was fUtUrtuN
tl Iu1r iiII.N
Tho rlfr OF Jane s. nurkley 20 1i
ST. salt Like Rapid Transit company
was continued tu saturday
so Htu.rmOut having been nlad 100 The
alHH " 10 n. MilHtt vf petHr 81 clair
10 no. % was ordered stricken from the
calendar
Tha caH. of ths Utah optical company
~ David Keith was argued uui lufi
uuHHttird.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

Mrs Wallace. iiG Crown street,
Glasgow. South Side. Scotland. desires
90 hear from Or NJ John Kennedy and
family. who i1ft Kilmnrnock Ayrshire.
Scotland. In 1871 OF 1879, ami umiFfntri
g. Wyoming. Wyoming papers unHIut.
ing IN this Inquiry viii confer ftvor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

m the absence vi judge pusonh.rry.
CummIHHlunfr Bullock BE- doing u rush,
Ing uualnrsa iu supplying Inmates "a
q. asylum. having committed three In
that many days Saturday hH commit.
t0d MIR. Emily blanchard ~ Spring.
vIllr. ana today Van ShtnDr NJ Santa
quln and Epps Mnnd.y. originally
from Willard. Mnuley Who goes under
cntd Che people on SpanIHh Fura hy APP.
prntlnE Do ih'ir midst, displaying three
HnIlns, one Etfilr snake wrapped
around hH mock which Ht Times Willie
would place ln hiH mouth liU also
hlu Two Other Huuhra. which ho would
place around an. r0ut parts uf hlH body.
WHEN ihO city marshal ordered him o.
lut The snakes $50, Do falt very much
hucrt0d, saying that De- dearly loved
them and had thUlr love in return. 10
could DO about aH h0 wished with them
iiH claims tl o. ln direct cummunioa.
zion With Satan h.mH.lf no caused
much uuIuH. mnnt while being examined
aud stated ihHt ~ he WHH NOT rsut o.
ihD "lIH huu"U Uu thr h.li' Dc would
boz rr ally disappointed
\ patient uv thu ulmr OF Jenkins on.
capped from the asylum Saturday and
has not since been heard 90. although
the attendants are keeping q search uI
Tor him. IT. waH o. "iruaiy' uu1 wal
committed from SHIT trk9 county. ti|
was convicted ln the disirlr, court u
mnnsllughigr. committed pt bingham
ana was sentenced tn the state priHlI
/ hut later was adiudg,d Insane aul
| transit rrcd 20 the asylum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

Mnoror igs. Gertrude nefb.dg. %
Isabel Hooper. 90. Mamie silver Do
Laura Newton. gl, MHiua Folsom u,
barbara brown. 20. L.unl Pratt %
Emma wallace. ~, ana Mabel iiurkef
%
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

The y. ". Hanson Produce company
IN rulnF the Salt L1ka Water and l.'ec..
trIrst Power c1mruY. Doc the Third
IlfifIHi court. CO. recover hl.u'lNi tlf
goods Gold and delivered by plaintiff &C.
defendant. which. % IL alleged. was GO
b. paid within thirty days from tn
date OF sale
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PIONEER DAY EXCURSIONS.
NIa nreson shnrt Lmc.

Between AN points no utah on JUS
23rd, .ith and 2iih, one fare for the
round trip, Limit, july Goth.
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10 CuuE a COLD ~ on nay
Take Laxative Blomo Qulnine Tablets.
All druFglftr refund the money u u
fulla 60 cure. 25c. The genuine has
l.. 49, y. on each tablet
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HOLIDAY Excursions,


hei"oen M Points IN risb.
VIA the oregon Short Lime. lnl, d.
2iih and 25th. Limit JULY .f,t' "a
fare for thu round trip. %
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS


Via the Opgun short Lime, July 2lrd
eth and 2ith. Limit July eGth, one
fare Tor the round trip.
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TAKE 2i.OOO PRISONERS.
tconiinued from page one.l


stood the delay will be as short as pos
aibia. The big governmen, tug Pot1-
mlc arrived here today from Rev
orleans. She o. provided with modern
appliances Tor wftcking. and with the
other NcaHela sent here Tor She same
purpose. viii secure an u De- uu IDLE
90 save from the ships which formed
Admiral DervnrI's fuqndron.
The long hrldg, ut Aguadorts on the
IruHa1 mnfold cunuceuns sihouey
with tlntilgu has been replaced IN
temporary fashion NY Amerlcnn sol
1iers. The work was completed today
aud POI soon as nussihln the military
authorities viii url The railroad to
transport nom iiD a.lboatd.
TROUBLE WITH THE CuBANs
washlnsion. Juiy ia.-somc rpprc-
hrrflnn ia rNrrfasad here ii1t thl as.
sumption BY the United States ~ the
DNultuI 10 uuHIrs uf sIrtHlEl may lcIl
60 trouble with tne CuulnL a Few
days hsfhrr the surrender " The city
Con. Garcia sent % communication 20
Gen. sh1Urr Informing him that the
CuhIus had selected "a Cuhnn named
Castillo f0f governor OF che city ~ ls
] plain however. from the reading ~ tho
prupgaal 90 Gen. Shniir that lt VIII
| D. q long time before this cuban ono sr
| Ia allowed 90 exercise the functions Of
] PrCeidcnts uuipIso when the military
| government gives way 90 replace u
] with 70 popular government meaning
] thnfohy % government Tor Santiago.
/ chIacu hy the free vote Of the people
] Of sIntlHrH.
Some doubt ~ Expressed as 20 whether
th.s program VIII Do entirely lr. utn-
DIE tI that element 90 Che cuban
party which demands immrdini, uus-
session Df captured territory but uH
] "a. Standardization o. convinced that
! thIs element DE- neither the most NUM-
/ pfuua nor tltprctublu ln The cuban
/ cause 10 H believed their dissatlffuc-
I ton VIII make un more DANGEROUS
I forms than protests and grIwls. 10 ID
/ suggested that the presiirnts action
ln the case NJ Santiago mlTht DE- cone
| rtruud hy European nations aH indi-
] eating tu intent 90 dlsrr gard The terms
| 1f the congressional resolutions which
I prCyipltstHd the war and tl maintain
in permanent seizure ~ The lHlund
in behalf ~ The United States This
/ view, however viii not. "A lH believed.
obtain 90 any extent amlnr thr repre-
aouutyrs W ihs European nations IN
/ tho United States who are aware ~
tho necessity ~ some such action nn
that adopted by the President ln order
~ prevent cNrtrseH tand iawlers cNtrav-
Hganco at Santiago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

Sow York, Iuy lp.-Ths Wost Indian
and Panama TELEGRAPH GO. has sont the
following notice 90 the Western Union
Telegraph cumpauy.a central cable Of
u.Ds
Tho American government has ,ukeu
possession uf the cables at Santiago do
cuba and un communication VIA Jn-
maiga ana Santiago will be allowed un-
tl further notice.
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Pioneer DAY rNcrRsloS,


wa or'E"h short Line.
Between all points On Utah ..
2ird, 2iih aud 9th. One Oh. ~
round trip. Limit, July goth. VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

sfrH William Bennett of this city diei
nt. Am rlcHn Fork yesterday ~ q tum0r
ot thn stomach. she was visiting with
l,,r parents nt tho time. Deceased
ilhVis % husband and ryon daughters
90 mourn her loss. Funeral win hf
hold az tho family residence tomorrow
at 10 o'clock a. M.
Dr Allen today removed two Tmnl
tum1rH from Louis NfhHkDr ~ knight
v.llo. one from behind the lDft ear. ana
the other ON the lower lip
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-27

Only one game was played by the At
lantic League clubs yesterday. This con-
test took place at Lancaster, where the
home team won by score OF to l. In
Allentown and Newark the games were
interfered with by rain, and necessarily
postponed, but In Reading the Richmond
team was badly treated, and victory
was taken from them without struggle.
Manager Wells and his Bluebirds were
apparently treated with very little con-
sideration. Their train was late in get
ting to Reading, and this caused them to
be late in reaching the baIl-field. They
got there however. just four minutes af-
ter the appointed hour, and declared their
willingness to proceed with the game.
Readings management had. however,
taken advantage of the delay, and Pop"
Tate, who was there to umpire, awarded
the game against Richmond by a score
of to o.
Manager Wells. when he learned what
had been done, was very indignant, and
justly so. He made a vigorous protest,
and does not propose to let the matter
rest here. He will enter formal protest
with President Barrow, and hopes to
have Tate's award set aside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-27
nlla3;7I1A3
COL. JONES RESIGNS.
GIVES UP THE COMMAND OF THE
FIRST REGIMENT.
WHY HE PURSUES THIS COURSE.
Had Determined TO Retire from Ac-
tive Service. III General Male Took
Observation-Disclosures Future of
the Old Organization.

Colonel Henry c. Jones is no longer
commandant OF the First Virginia Regi-
ment. This relation terminated yester-
day at noon.
The letter of resignation was written
on Tuesday. and in 1t Colonel Jones re-
quested that he be relieved or further
duty at noon on the Goth. The Governor
acted accordingly.
Colonel Jones received the designations
OF nearly every member of his staff, and
these have been forwarded to brigade
headquarters. Those designations that
have not been forthcoming are expected
TO be in hand to-day.
The causes which led to Colonel Jones's
resignation appear to have been multiple.
He had for years been a staunch sup
porter of Colonel Male for the office of
Acknowledgement, and says he determined
to retire from active military life as soon
as IT became known that the Adtutant-
General would be offered and would ac-
cept the command of the Third Regiment
HE DID NOT VOLUNTEER.
A good deal of disappointment was rife
In Richmond that the old First held back
when the President called for volunteers
Particularly was this the case among the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-27
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago Defeats PhiIadeIphia--ScOre
Orphans, 2; Quakers, 4.

CHICAGO, May 2s.-One clean drive,
two scratches, and three very bad errors
gave to-day's game to the Orphans in the
seventh. Attendance, $500. Score:
r. II. q.
Chicago ...... ..... OF 0005 ~
Philadelphia =. 80 0001 90 OIL IL
Batteries: Callahan and Donahue;
Wheeler and Mcfarland.
Umplres Messrs. Snyder and Curry.
Time of game. hours.
REDS. u; NEW YORK. 6.
CINCINNATI, May 8.-Seymour was
pounded for eleven hits and as many
runs in three innings to-day. Breitenstein
was hit hard. Attendance. 2.45O. Score:
r. II. e.
Cincinnati .... ....S26oO1o0'-l2 II 3
New York ........2 200001 1-6 IL 2
Batteries: Breitenstein and Vaughn;
Seymour, Gettig. and Grady and Warner
Umpires: Messrs. Emslie and Andrews
Time of game, 2 hours and 20 minutes.
INDIANS, 5; BALTIMORE. 4.
CLEVELAND, o., May 26.-Costly err
rors by McJames and McGraw lost to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-27

Why is it that nearly all
aged persons are thinf
And yet, when you think
of it, what could you expecti
Three score years of wear
and tear are enough to make
the digestion weak. Yet the
body must be fed.
In SCOTS Emulsion, the
work is all done; that is,
the oil in it is digested, all
ready to be taken into the
blood. The body rests,
while the oil feeds and nour-
ishes, and the hypophos-
phites makes the nerves
steady and strong.
soc. and Sroo. eli druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE, chsmistss New Yesk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-27

lished different accounts of the affair, L
publish this in justice TO all parties con
cerned.
CLARENCE WYATT,
Captain Co. II, Fourth Regt., U. S. ";
GEORGE Il. PEGRAM,
Captain Co NJ, Fourth Regt., L. S. ";
l.. L.~CHEATWOOD,
lst-Lieut. Co. III. 4th Regt., l.. S. ";
VIM. LAMB DAUGHTREY. Jr.,
lst-Lieut. Co. NJ, 4th Regt., u. S. ";
w. Z. KLEIN,
2d-Lieut. CO. II, 4th Regt.. u. S. ";
THOMAS A. SPENCER,
2d-Lieut. Co. NJ, Attn Regt., L. S. V.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-27
Enjoyable Card Party.

SMITHFIELD. VA, May 26.-(Special)
Mrs. Thomas N. Jones gave a most en-
joyable card party on the 18th at her
home, Clifton" few miles from Smith
field to Miss Margie Urquhart, of North
Carolina, and Miss marguerite Ould, Of
Norfolk. The guests, who were all Smith
field young people, arrived at p. NJ, and
the games began short while after Six
handed euchre, whist, and duplicate
whist were the games played. After the
games chicken salad. ice-cream, cake
and other refreshments were served by
the hostess. At about $50 o'clock the
young people started for home, after an
evening OF universal pleasure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-27
ANDERsEN's CASE.
The Supreme Court Denies "e'
bearing--Given $4,000.

NORFOLK, VA, May %'-tSpeciatl-
Mr.. George Mcintosh has received inior,
nation to the effect that the United
states Supreme Court has denied the pc
,ltion for q rehearing in the case OF John
Andersen, who is In the Norfolk jail un-
der conviction of murder on the high
seas. II is thought that Andersen Will
he resentenced by Judge Goff next Mon
day IN this city. Mr.. Mcintosh has peen
most faithful TO his client, and VIII now
make an appeal TO President Mckinney
for executive clemency. =.
In the Circuit Court to-day the jury IN
the $1,000 damage suit of the colored BOY,
Hugh Mitchell, against the Norioik anu
western road, rendered verdict IN Ia
yor OF the plaintiff for 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-27
For. Spring

days game to the orioles. Attendance.
100. Score: r. III. II.
Cleveland 49,. .....30oO0020s-5 1
Baltimore 80. ...000001O21-4 II 2
Batteries: Powell and O'Connor; Nc
James and Clarke.
Umpires: Messrs. Lynch and Connally.
Time OF game. hours.
BOSTON, II; LOUISVILLE, 3.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2s.-The Cham
pions fattened their batting average to-
day. Ehret being an easy mark. Attend
ance, 500. Score: R.HE.
Louisville .... 80 1000O101-3 S
Boston 49,. ......7 01002010- Oil II 1
Batteries: Ehret and Wilson; Lewis
and Bergen.
Umpires: Messrs. oDay and McDon-
aid. Time of same. hour and 30 min
utes
WASHINGTON. IL; PITTSBURG, z.
PITTSBURG, PA, May 26.-Washington
won to-day in a game so amateurish that
1t was intensely interesting. Attendance,
LOU Score: r. III. L.
Pittsburg 49,. 81 112e011O-7 IL 3
Washington :. ....5 1 O0O40 oil IL 6
Batteries: Gardner, Tannehill, Lever,
and Schriver; Mercer and Farrell.
Umpires: Messrs. Swartwood and wood.
Time of game, hour and 10 minutes.
BROOKLYN, 4; ST. LOUIS, 2.
ST. LOUIS. May S.-Brooklyn succeed
ed In winning from the Browns In the
ninth inning, when Hall failed to hold
Griffin's liner. Attendance, 5000 Score:
r. II. e.
st. Louis. ..........00 O00OO2O-2 10 2
Brooklyn 80. ......1 o 1 0 00002A IL Q
Batteries: Daniels and Clements; Ken
nedy and Grim.
Umpires: Messrs. Cushman and Heyd-
Ter. Time Of game, 2 hours and Is min
utes.