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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04
The THO FLeeTS.
United >t.tss.aad epanlah shI,s EsssAea
in the Battle,
STATES sHIps.

The f follo wing is list OF the sve
fleets engaged in the cona;cs as Ga.
nila:
UNITED STATES SHIPS.
Olympia. first class protected czu's.7,
$500 tons, launched, 1893; spsed, 81
knots; battery, four s inch Zides, ten
5iuca rapid 6re guos, fourteen G.
FOUNDERS, six l FOUNDERS aud four
mscbins gun-.i
Baltimore, second rate. 4,ea6 tons;
soeed % 6 knots; battery, four 8 i2oa,
six s inch riff IS. fosE 6 pouadas rapid.
fire, two 3 FOUNDERS, two Founders,
two s inch, two IA inch and tWo
machine guns.
Boston, second rate, J, 1S9 tons spae&
Is knots; battery. tWoa inch, ak s.
inch rifles. two FOUNDER rapid Ago,
two Founders, two | Founders, two
one point s inch, two one point inch
and two machine guns.
Raleigh, second-claSs, apasd, 10
kno.s; battery, one inch and ten S
iach rapid FIRE rifles, eight Founders,
four l pouuders and two naehiee
guns
Concord. third rate, 1,yOo tooos
speed, II kaots; battery. st1 9 inch,
Two FOUNDER rapid 6ee, two 8 pouR-
ders, one l FOUNDER and four machine
guns.
Petrel, fourth rate, 800 t,ns; speadS
1S knots. battery, four 6 inch gans$
Two 8 FOUNDER rapid 67e, one I ponnda
and four machine gums.
McCulloch, revenue cutter.
Naushan, collier.
ZlEgo. supply vessel.
TIE sPANIsE FLEET.
Reina Maria Christina, 8, $50
built 1886; speed, II knots; b
six 2-ircl Hontoria guns; tn
inch and three 2.2-inch rapid
rifles, six 1.4-inch and two mach
guns.
Castillo, 3 342 tons: built 1881; bat
terry, four 5 9-inch Krupp Tlaas, two
4 Inch, two 3.3-:nsh, four 2.5-incA
rapid Ere and two machine guns.
Velasco, 1,l52 toms; battery ShRea
5.9-inch Armstrong r:fisa, svo 81
inch Hontorias and two machine suna.
Don Antonio de Ulloa and Don
Juan de Austria, each 1,1S0 tons;
speed, a; knots battery, four 4 7-:ach
aontorias, two 2.2-inch rapid Ere,
two .5-inca and Two machine auno.
General Lszo and El Can :, gun veg
: lis, 524 tons; built 1855; speed 1l.5
K aots. The General LIZ, has two
Honto1ia r..fss OF 7-inch calibra, one
8 5-inch, two small rapid fra and oae
machine gun; the E!cano, &hros A7
inch guns, two small rapid Ere and
two machine guns.
Ma, les del Dusro, dispatch boat,
500 tons; one smooth bore s S-iash
cslibre, tTo 7-inch and one machine
qua.
The Isla de Cuba aud the Lila DO
Luzon are both small gunboata. They
are OF 1880 tons displacement and
carry four 4.7-inch Eontoziaa, tvo
small guns and two machine guas.
Isla de Mindarao, OF the Co1pa2is
Trans Atlantica Of Cadiz, armed as
cruiser; len 9Th, 376 5; baam, 1873;
gross tons, 4, 1875; speed, Is S.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04

ACCORDING to the SAnilac Center
Mich, Repub' ican, big majority Of
thu ci;:z rs Of that place favor a. i'm.
mediate war with pain bu! careful
estimate Of the number o recruits
willing to help drive S}sio f'o :bs
Western Henis there p Aceo st.e eotAl
a: two. And Sanilse Is not ihe oaly
place where this condition prEvaiia.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04
Y eia.d,s Foa:Eten.

TIE LJndoa Spectator risss 10 re-
marx: the Ccn:iaeEti4l Po1ers do
cot I91a the American republic, bit
We cs1no. Im&g;G. t2a: sGey wcI.d
b. So m4d as - risk & var w;sn The
whcle Aocio Saxon raca, for .hs: IS
ne f..k. Il America were really 8:
lacked By 8 graa: continental coaii-
ti5n, = Gi&ad would b. AZ her SIDE IN
l-.5..-f.iv " tC;Lcr LoE.S
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04
r Rorbard Our CNI.s.

According toa iettsr just received
fron Madrid, dated from the Spanish
cari.al on Tuesday, g Spanish SQUAD
ron, consisting OF four iror cladS and
:a1ee torpedo bca: Ges.royers, sailed
for tie UGiled Ststes Il w4s rgmcred
;Gat tire sQ@&dro2 was 20 steam direct
across The A:iantic and BON 03:d nor
tasrn ports Of the United States
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04
FIRST SPANISH $40
Torp:d b, Foot: Ha,tac Honor Of Z
ing tho Ia, GET.

TIE United S.atss torpsde boat
Foo:e, Lieutenant l.. W. Rodgers
Commanding, has the honor of having
oeen the target for the first shct fred
by the Sosniards at the American
flag during tde war jlSt begua. The
fciny occurred between 5 and 6o'clcck
on Saturday afternoon while the tor
Iedo boat was taking scu adicgsin the
hsroor eff MsrtarZAs. She was with
in tso Or three hundred yards of the
shore. S2Gdenly e Spanish masked
battery on tie east side Of The harbor
snd nat very far distant from the
Eoote, fred three sho's 2! the torpedo
boat. They sIl went vide of their
mark sni the Foote returned leisure.
IL to the Cincinnati where she report
cd the result of her souCciugs ard
than announced she had bsen fired
upcn. The Cincinnati was anxious to
steam instantly AID re6uc, the Span
ish batteries, out SIZE wss not permit
feG tA do 81
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04

GENERAL Rosser, in q letter winch
wc md IL the Baltimore San. Goea
nos eaIhuse over the value OF old sol
d ers IN the Esr with Spain. He says
young men for officers, soldiers, aDd
s:ameu are what we iced, and Io.
c9run2tic. deaf, and blind Elsj5 gsC-
era>s, who kpow nothing of nc0s-n
weapons, who cannot 5riii sq2ad
without 8 prompter cr mount hCrse
wi.hout g Ladder. This is putting i
rather sava2ely, but thsr is 8 hesp c!
ruth in Rha! General R3sSer says.
and the veterans, with al the:r gcod
patriotism, knowlt
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04

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man-t}lose EhG ara close 3v him or
these wh3 are .isr Il. o., y-u
say, those la2 judge sast CT The fes
turss OF nan who are close By him
Now. ny friends, VINO shall Judge
Of the ila,}i~e5 ofde&j2-wEe!neT they
sre loveIg or Esls:s.r tIo7 2Te ra3Qt
Sive. 2out IN are lco iGr eli. II
| want 20 eet jQSsEent as to Wrist
really the features Ct desth are, viii
not ss!z yo2. | viii azk those whc
hSve besn N--tpl4S s acns1 q Gea:h. On
wsek OF dz&!3, or &n hour q death,
CT a minute Ct G5a,2. Trey starG Sc
rear the fc@.urss. iaaE 2<a tell. >A3E
give II ao!l1o2s testimony, II trey aE2
ChristlsG EaGp-e tbat cea.h, instead
Ct bang ceEo1'22. IS chaEuo.c. o..
al ;la thousands g Christians wn2
hsve been cafT:et t9r5ush t2e EateS
OF the ceme!eTy, S&t&et u2 the1r 0ylng
eN2eTlerc2s, s1d YOU VIII AHo leey
nearly all corGertd on Q jCo!Iaia. 10"
often you have seen 6 dying man JON
n sae psalm e<l2G surg &!cNno us
bedside, the middle oiths verse open
IoE InS - sf3er er Tts ~ c1,li Tc -. sres
| ioogjnc aaS no;rl;r g>:9srara
Son1e cfycu taiE IS tacuoh G5d
! had exhausted himself il b2iidi.g tSiS
"0iIp, q" .1J"I =; a-1e go y. ''j-; 49,
De ever mSUS 4e 1'U9S :, - 80. ,.,-s
pifhF : %1G az tIs 80 - S'et -
grew G mas W&Eti =! - -i-- es'r Se' =, =,
IS not Ihe best ;!,:1e Cod can Go. This
woY!d is cot The best thic& ms: Csc
has done.
Gn. wee, of the vaaY IS called Bios
som week-c&l'sd So al! through the
| land bscsus. there sre nlcra blossoms
! j. that week lhaD in sIy other week
# the YEAR Bosom Eces! Aad
>hq. IS vhst the su!ure word is to
wiich gne christian :. iGv.tad-bios-
som veek farever. /. IS as far abesd
Of this wcr}d as paradise is ahead o.
! n.y TcriuaaS. aGd vel hsre we stand
| si,iys5irg ara Sea7inE 10 50 cat, 3. {
We want 10 stay CO nc dry SAID and
amid the stormy pGlreis Wh@n We sra
| invited tc sr3ors e i2sm;Ia aLd bras
! ~ nsra6ise
! =. -, soa - s.,r;,,, ,tf,,as
, oa So C,.is,,.s - =, -; e6 !
-, 80. ~ 80 = 81, - 20. Ret 49,, 1c;,
lc.s-o-S re. NJ |1.ia5es ar6 hz3 camiIg
Ior(S As wsrf or 6cmn toward
! "a (lr15sps H. vs.3,-e. the foliage.
| hecsyrre thicker ae.d ,aore beautiful.
| EFS1 I cane back, II. farther I ca
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04

SPAIN has no 6rst class battlsships
in course Of construction, while the
Cn!tsd States have five. Two CT the
five, the Kentucky and the Kearssse,
viii be ready to 60 into commission IN
a5out three months, and three others
will te ready for s.Tyics n saoa:
twic: that IcGg h q time
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04
TIE LIGHT OF LIFE
M TALMAGE PoRTRAY3 TIE BLESS
lNes OF MlsFoR.UN

People wlo a-e sIird t,tHe Bright Light
in the Clouds ga thly BsTe&vsmsn's
Essensial TO Besven1y welcome Glory
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04

CONSIDERABLE apprehension has
aesn leigtor cur squadron IL the Pa
ciGc. l. was runored s1on alter the
Spanish heat LETT Cape Verde Islands
!1s. i woai& procesd rot to Porto
REQ CT Caba, cut 10 attack our Shiys
il The P+titi3. There is 1T Ie probA
oiliIy that Sga;n ever thought OF such
= t:Iiaz. Tne S4a 4ish hse! would De
a az tGaA :: ;ila ciI tcr cur p ,ciG :
SO .s dtoa, 6it tley will prooaoiy not
NEE: IL IL: If present @: e3rizA:io2.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04
spunisr NMcsea Cspt,zea.

Blsnco cables that Am sricsn way
ships blockadirg Cienfuegos csptu: Sd
Spanish nerch ant steamer. 4 colo.
nj, surgeon, SIX of6csrs and three
noI commissioned officers vera held
a prisoners. Civilian passengers Ho-
era.ed.
TIE opinion seems to reTail auosg
tha naval tffc-rs toar Havana 0ill
not be b)mbarded; but will oRly %
olcckaded fer the present I. 10 oa.d 70
be The desire Ct the administration 70
take the city with as little oioodshsd
and destruction OF prop rsy 81 possible
But all this, OF course, Is subject t.
spsedy change.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04

The folio wing is list OF the tve
fleets engaged in the cona;cs 81 Ga.
Mia.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04

Ar ID. porsena Csp:urs by tie It Key
west Ce II. s SsI1oas Abeat seiOg Benz
bad d 4 FAX, Denird Troops EeiDg
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04

again, you ought to make ihe best
OF hes fnality. Now, you think l
have very tough subject. You DO
rot see how am 70 strike 8 sp2rl OF
light out OF the fjntot the tom5Stoae.
There are many people who have an
idea that death is the sU6mersence OF
everything pleasant by everything
doleful. fmy subject could close IL
the upsetting Of al such preccncelved
notions, ii would close we'll. Who
cao Judge best Cf the features OF q
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04

-AIiSoL~NO a. A-a-@A
The UnIGed States IS maSslng large
bodies OF troops a! Tampa Florida,
and invasion CT CIoA will soon
take place.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-15

the coffee fields than any other sugar
estate. During the past six months
nearly 200 Chinese and japanese con-
tract men have turned up missing"
President Dole evinced considerable
pleasure over the good news. He
shook hands with many friends on the
wharf and referred feelingly to the
happy ending Of the long struggle tor
amalgamation with the United States.
The run Of alalauwa still continues
In the harbor. Crowds Of natives, men,
women and children were crowded
along the wharves last evening with
hook and line pulling the little red fish
out as fast as bait could touch the
water.
A petition from the barracks with
1870 signatures asks that a company
with Arthur Coyne. now commanding
Company Z, in charge, ne rendered to
the United States. Further talk Is OF
a battalion Of A, d. + and + COM
panies.
Father McGrew, Government OH.
cials, members OF the Legislature and
many other sedate citizens were not
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-15
INDICATED.
Outcome of a Hearing Before
school Board.


Inspector General Townsend, Deputy
Inspector Gibson, Secretary Rodgers,
Prof. w. ID. Alexander, II. NJ. Won Holt,
Mrs. Dillingham; and Mrs. Jordan were
present at meeting of the Commits
sioners Of Education held yesterday
afternoon. Prof. Alexander presided.
The case Of c. F. True, principal Of
the Waiohinu school in Kau, against
whom certain complaints had been re-
ceived. was taken up. Mr.. True was
present and explained his position In
the ma,,er. He was INDICATED by the
Commissioners.
Application Of c. +. Goodhue for
privilege Of using map plates Of Alex
ander's history was granted.
Numerous applications for positions
certificates and transfers were re-
ferred to various committees.
At 5 o'clock the meeting adjourned
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-15
For freight and passage and all apply
H. Hackfeld ( Co., Ltd.
OUR REPUTATION

OOh HEI u Il llJN
For fine waich mork IS ride.
Spread;. bW IRE irish to i'm
press the fem whO may not
yet be IN line, mith the neces.
sity of sending their matchps
when ont of order to as di.
rectiy; and not first allom er-
ery tinker to ruin the Watch,
after mhich, send it to as for
proper repairs.
THE Cast IS arrays mare to gan,
after such hentment =; eper so
much bitter Ia send it right
dnmn to as, tn ne dllOw
nothing but perfect work to
leare our workshp.
You riH be surprised, too, hoe
much cheaper IL miil be, and
hOW much more satisfactory
TO you.
Watches are securely packed in
mOoden bOres, and returned
IN the safest possible manner.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-15
Mascot Pilot.

Capt NJ. n. Saunders. the youngest
in term of service of the port pilots,
Is certainly the annexation mascot.
Captain Saunders brought the Moana
alongside the Oceanic wharf when the
vessel had the news of the passage OF
the Joint resolution by the House Of
at Washington. Again
Captain Saunders was on the bridge
of the o. & o. s. s. Coptic when the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-15

Last summer one OF our grand
children was sick with severe bowel
trouble" says Mrs. +. G. Gregory, Of
Frederickstown, Mo. "Our doctors
remedy had failed, then we tried
Chamber'ain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. which give very speedy
relief" For sale by all druggists and
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.. agents
for II. I.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-15
Presentation 10 Capt. llnal Seal.
BY Of the Coptic.
he BROUGHT the GREAT NEWS
A Silver Loving Cup Address Was
Read-happy Response BY the
Liners Gallant Master.

Arrangements were made yesterday
morning most hastily for a presenta-
ton to Capt. Inman Sealby, X. N. r.,
master Of the o. &, o. s. s. Coptic,
which brought to Hon lulu the news
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-15
WHARF And WAVE.

ALONG THE WATER FRONT, July
12.-Complaint Is rife along the
wharves today as to the delay Of the
Government regarding the proposed
wharves near the Eva end OF the har-
Dor; the schooner Aloha and barken-
tine Archer, both with general car
goes from San Francisco have been
compelled to discharge today on EN-
mes wharf, which has no she'd. .....
The schooner Labrador was placed on
the Marine railway today for COM
plete overhauling; she has the symmet-
rical lines Of crack yacht and should,
when fully repaired, bring good
price to the authorities, who have ord
cred her sold. 80. The steamer Maui
is due from Hilo and way ports Thurs
day next. The steamer Helene is
still idle tied up to Fishmarket wharf.
The ship Aryan finishes that part
OF her cargo from Eva plantation,
q, 900 bags, at the railway wharf to-
morrow. and will then take on Maka-
well sugar from the steamer Kauai,
while the Aloha will move over to the
railway wharf and load Waianae
sugar for w. G. Irwin & Co.. by whom
she rs chartered for trip to San
Francisco. The big ship Henry
Willard will shove her nose into the
new slip next the Mall wharf tomor-
row, being the first vessel to occupy
this berth and will continue to dis
charge coal from the forward hatoh
whiie the Coptic. which Is que tollor-
row evening, VIII take her former
berth abreast or the Mail COCK.
Inc parks amy turner anu ot,elspoo,
are sun at lrmsaru "Hu ne"e,
wharVes resPecti'ei!....,' ne sonooh.
er Nokomis commenced oischarsEhe
today at Alien q nophsoh >.
ALONG THE WATER FRONT, July
13.-The brigantine ]. ID. Spreckels
will sail for San Francisco next Satur-
day, having finished discharging today.
...... The schooner Aloha and bark
entlne Archer are now on the berth
for the San Francisco refinery.
The liner Coptic is at the Mail wharf
tonight ablaze with Japanese lanterns
and decorated with American and
prit,sh days in honor NJ the great news
sha hromgSt On the WaialeaIe nj
., ,o,oo,s ,Sis norning for Iavsan Is
49,, - - r.;.h Cantair Soshsr went
, N,n. % H. VIZ, raraar,n ~ tha Noeau
.ia,e 49, Nai..n ,orr,or,,, =,
anu oecohu Ma.e Ne'soh' I'm, "
the james Mahee, po,n sh ,1s mao,,
gators. .....I me Mon'.ol a.,. ~,
ana coiiier Nero iei. uheii noo ms
In naval row at II O'CLOCK Inls nun
Ing ana anchored IN the ohhg, iron'
ceiving the mall on the Coptic..
ALONG THE WATER FRONT, July
1.-THE liner Coptic sailed LOT emma
ana japan toaay at MON ., a
onarslns sn"n ~. aoan ior,as
Ing s'1 I1 -, Nan,,,,,t orriyoS VIII
Makee' Nasai anu s .o~ ana .hn s,a,rnar
i'ianu G,in, g. ,sIand norts and
J.-,ns xsanaa To- Konaa salad
IN hoard the chin Arvan there ia n gu
nerb plee club composed OF Southern
darkies whose singing delighted all
who visited Fort street wharf this
evening. where the big vessel ia load
ing sugar for New York; they are
simple and contented and form the best
crew, says the mate Of the big clipper
he has ever seen in forecastle..
Twenty sailing vessels are now In the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-15

signals told that the Joint resolution
had been adopted by the Senate. max
ing 1t ready for the willing signature
OF President Mckinley. Captain
Saunders has received many congratu-
lations.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-15
Impure Blood
Suffered for three years

Mr. r. westali Of Mitcham, So. Australia.
sends us hts portrait which shows a smooth
and healthy condition Of the skin. But lie
has had the 70 lowing experience:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-12
A IsWELRY SHOP BLAZE.
threatened 10 Do Heavy Damage Building
Destroyed-lnsurance Covers Loss.

a big blaze broke forth in sickles',
1ewelry shop at G6Is east Second
South street at $3.50 o'clock last night
An alarm was turned In by d. l.. Nick
um and the department responded
promptly. but on its arrival found tho
place a verltable sheet of flames.
For time 1t looked very much as II
the whole row of buildings was doomed
Several streams of water were turned
upon the FIRE, however. and in the
course of ten or fifteen minutes 1t was
under control and soon after eXtin-
guished. The building will be a COM
plete loss. 1t Is owned by c. G.. Gus
taveson and was insured for 81 900
Sickels carried $500 on his stock. and as
the most of II was locked in the safe
he will not lose anything in the end
An adjoining grocery store and stock
belonging to l.. Achino and II. La
Franco. We're also damaged somewhat.
but the loss is fully covered by insur-
ance. The fire was supposed to have
originated from heated stove in the
jewelry shop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-12

The drive well on the site of the
sugar factory is, says today's Standard.
n grand success. At the depth of PCS
feet sufficient flow of water was
reached yesterday. and the work Is
concluded. The work on this well will
give the people near this section of
land pretty good idea of the depth
necessary and the expense of driving a
well to water. This IL the first one
In that section and will thus he of
much benefit to those near 1t.
Today the work on the switches be-
gins. The surveys were all completed
and the cross sections made yesterday,
and ground will be broken at sun-up.
The work on the building is pro-
crossing satisfactorily. The only trou-
bic now is that there is more water in
the basement excavation than the con-
tractors know what to do with. A
drainage ditch has been surveyed and
work is well under way upon 1t. but
just as 1t nears completion quicksand
is encountered. and everyone Is in
dry. deep study, but with plenty OF
water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-12
An Idaho Fruit Eyaporalor.

Boise Statesman: L. r. Gorham has
Just secured from the Oregon Short
Line 16-year lease of strip of rail-
road ground near Thirteenth street up
on which to erect fruit evaporator.
The leased ground has frontage on
the track of 100 feet and is 100 feet
deep.
Mr.. Gorham Is interested In the or
ganization of company here, princi-
pally of local capitalists. to be known
as the Idaho Fruit Evaporating COM
pany OF Boise, and he is meeting with
flattering success In his undertaking.
II is Mr.. Gorham's purpose to establish
three eyaporators along the Oregon
short Line--at Boise. Payette and
Weiser. The organization of the com
pany at Welser IL about perfected and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-12

of two things--either try and rid their
orchards of the numerous pests that
infect them, such as the codling
moth, or desrtoy their trees and not
make q breeding place to the injury of
their neighbors. 1t IS not to be ex-
pected that our fruit can be brought
up to the standard unless some united
action is had. No good results can be
obtained where one person sprays and
his neighbor neglects II. If the law
in relation to spraying Is n good one.
IT should be enforced; IL not. repeal
1t. 1t should first be thoroughly
tested. The fruit crop Of this county
Is one of its principal resources and
should not be neglected.
Just now all rubbish and dead limbs.
either lying on the ground or attached
to the trees, should be gathered and
burned. The loose bark should be
scraped off and also burned. If the
trees have not been pruned, it should
now be attended to. 1t should be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-12

Good opportunities, plenty of govern
ment land for entry. water cheap.
write L. II. Johnson, Fort Bridger,
Wyoming.
,, Good openings for thrifty farmers at
nernal, Uihtah county. and vicinity.
Write r. $. Collett, Vernal, Utah.
excellent opportunities for farmers
ana iaoorers at Thurber, Wayne coun-
Mansfield. w.
one thousand acres Of farming land
WV, WIN plenty OF water. Write Bishop
W, H. Hanks, Gainesville, Utah.
me residents of Giles ward, WAYNE
county, offer equal shares of water for
families, providing they will assist
!. Cleaning and repairing canals. PLENTY
sovernment and school land for en-
~ W purchase, or settlers can obtain
t pias and on reasonable terms.
AZ ie ~ Oh water, good climate, fruit OF
,n., Mnas can be raised. splendid oppor-
iA,' i . Ior home seekers. Write Bishop
Nn 7; white, Giles. Utah.
!, Lnceiisnt opportunities for settlers
nar s, an valley Land from Sc to $40
Wr,,s for further particulars.
Wyorr,n. VIM II. Remington, Alton,
homestaoda, " ucres OF land can be
only ~ s'n by males over Is years.
Nv r -" no need to irrigate. Ap-
csnaSa " card Cardston. Alberta,
s,r , ss tracts Of land suitable for
o., m,arming. Plenty of good Lumber
Ts WE land. F. A. Hammond. Rlufs
ps mere are excellent opportrn. les for
isrm. hs 70 acquire farms ON easv
ins f1or wiz, !, water right Prices rang
pa,,,ss, n " per acre and up. Further
ippnics.ss can be obtained by com.
&c nr"I ing with the following:
JIG pMn,,nl.espie, ReSburg, Idaho.
il. 4; bennington. Alton.
we Ickersley, Loa.
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with double barrelled shot gun. He
placed the muzZle of the gun against
his face and having attached u strap
to both triggers discharged the gun
with his foot. Dependency and drink
were the causes of his rash deed.
Hlmer Dean has been running on the
Short Line for ~ or IL years. Some
two years ago he ran out Of Pocatello
for time and Ia well known to all
railroad men there. Recently he has
been running freight btween Mont
pelier and Diamondville. A few days
ago he was discharged because he
couldn't let liquor alone. and despon-
dency IL supposed to have caused him
to take his own life. He was about 40
years old.