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s.srANIAnD, sAoKlD sANrIAOO.
took al the Provisions In Town Hefu.
gees starving.

Santiago du cuba. July E.-Slnec 4
l.ciuyk tulH morning stream OF
ittubUya huH been pouring Into thH
city, some naked anu ull hungry aud
iuutautH Many hH. hiiuu hy the way
side. Tho town OF Santiago 10 q dis
mai Hluul. AiuH. &C thr houses have
been HHthUd and tuH stores have All
Irgn iuut.l and nothing go eat can De-
had fuI love uy money. In Tao atruyta
1t th city this morning at the cus
uyuuhmtuH, ut The hIruHtWutiH, auu
90 every hundred tvtt " 30 ~ tho
uarh.d-Wire tUncr were the living
.hgir,uur ut spanish soldiers.
AmuuE thc ur walls today were the
ivtmau Japanese aud Pnrtugug Hu
a1nsuls lnd their families, the British
ana French cuuHuiu having arrived
Jay before yesterday
Con. pAndl was mover here but $500
men 81 Munzanulu arrived ON July
ird, making the total garrison here
1000
lhe contact mines in tho harbor were
removed the day Admiral CtrNtru lrtt
but two chains of vl,rtrlc mines, one
Iruin Eutrrlla Point ana the other FROM
Sucnuu urt tall uuWu.
The armament OF lhv shore batteries
% SANTIAGO consists or o b-inch muE-
alo.loldcrs in the MORO foruncntlonn,
G-lnch HnutlrlaH from the cruiser
motor mlrturB never used, len the
suolpl upper battery, 2 useless 81
muzsis-ioaders and s-cont.mrtcr
llld plecrf ln ghe Estrelln battery
il-ccntlmrtHr and 90 mllimuter Nuri-
'ufcldt end |-mllImetcr liotch.
kiaa m the Sor1p1 lower battery and
C-Inch UOrtnrln. 9-centimcter
Hupp and i5-ecntimctor mortars
al Iuutu gnrtin
-Four spanish merchant steamers,
the Norta. Vnina dc los Angeles,
Thomas lrooks ana Mexico and
Funhoat Alarado are now IN the
INC market place has been sacked
Twenty-Five thousand refugees are
quarterod az ~ Cunoy 1900 no FlrmeHn
md 5000 al CutitlH el Bonita, where
fhev have been living for "a fortnight
IN one case 900 were crowded into one
building which was regular uig-Aty
with q horrible stencil They used me
water OF tho river whore sollod cloth
'ne was washed and an manner OF
nlih ~ nOatlng
The spanish troops win he campel
two miles outside NJ the city limits,
uWdor guard, until their embarkntion
takes place
The docks arc crowded by Incoming
refugees IN Rtarvlng cnndition,await-
Ing the arrival m the hnrbor ~ the
ROD Cross steamer state ~ Texas,
ma There ARE no eatables 10 be bought
In the city
Tho entrance 0f the refugees was
qulet and peaceful. they viewing their
wrecked homes phllosophlcally, ns the
fortune Of war Admiral Snmps1u's
last b0mhnrdmCnt N Santiago wrecked
Hfty-Heven houses In the city, causing
heavy damage,
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ATTENDING 10 BUSINESS.
Inslc snm Arranging for Collection of
Custom- Duties at santiago.

Washington, July iS-Thc United
states viii cake immciIate steps Co
collect the customs revenue at santag,
1H war contribution. ana q b. NOT
improbable that q government cusiomr
office viii be- opened there and be- ready
flr business ns early ns tomorrow. IhH
action viii be- taken pending m nn1'
tilrmont at tho question uf tn Ftatuf
NJ Cuba after tho close ~ the war
Secretary Gage and Asst secretary
Howell are hurily engaged today In go.
lnE over the customs schedules, WhiUh
have been In force under Spanish rult.
and u " expected that telegram en-.
hndylnE the principal fcstufes uf tho
now schedules may be sent TO Gcn.
shaficr tonight.
The new rates win follow more en-
less closely those hitherto in force Il.
cuban and will make no discrimination
100 favor " or against cltisUus NJ ans
foreign power, including the United
states. Any Inconsistencies aud eN.
nessiyo lcvles. however, VIII be cor
rooted as soon us possible Within "a
lay or two, "a cu1tumr expert win De
designated 10 take charge pf the detail.
NJ tho work under the lrul dircc-
ton ~ the military governor N tho
surrendered territory, aH hls been done
ln thH Philippines, and na rapidly a.
possible printed f1rm1. sch duties and
record books win d. sent forward.
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MAY nv soMr rnouuLE.
spaniards Nut In santiago Have Nni
Learned 1T tho surrender

Guantanamo hay, July n, Q n. m.-
The problem OF notifying the Spanish
troops OF the fourth army corps. out.
side " those which composed the gar
rlHpn Ut Santiago de- cuba OF tho sur.
render Of Gen. roral'a forces. ls likely
10 cause some trouble. The spanlarda
at Guantanamo are evidently stm
ignorant of the surrender ana the Gu.
bans under Con, Porvz have daily
Hklrmlshes with SpaniardH who are Try
Ing 90 break through the lines and ioln
the forces at Santiago de- Cuba.
Gen. Miles. who arrived on the Yale
this afternoon HayH that Gen. rlr1'
win send officers t0 the different FORTS
In the prolnce, notifying them OF TIC
surrender.
Tho spanlardl In Guantanamo can
boz easily reached ana they win be- or
derfd To come dawn the bay and sur
more dlmcult 90 communicate with. auI
% WIN probably hl some time bsfnre
AN the spanish troops are notified
New York, July lh.-The JournaIs
Kpy West dispatch saysi
"ln protesting against .hs act Of
clpiulltlOn signed by T0rll at san.
tlngn the Spanish llghtAause keer.,.7
al MaIsl and cape Luorcten. rpi,,
both within the district agreed 4, be
surrendered, have burned down thelf
llrhi houses,
The spanish garrlHnn at Quantinamo
city rs reported 10 have spiked Ita en-
non ana blown up rs magislneH.
The gunhnli Mlchlns, which left
Guantanamo Bay July A. arrived thi'
morning. Her officers saw the c1na
Malsl light house and two other span.
lsh night houses on the eastern 49,,
Of Cuba on iire as they steamed by.
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WIN the whaling Iiest at Point Harrow

san Francisco. July is.-1he eau
priutH tho news that the crows OF the
NhuUue vessels "a Point Harrow, 20
whasa reIIrf am expedition was sent on
al. revenue cutter Bear, are IN good
condition ana roe uo time We're they In
trrr.r lf famine. Lleuteunnta jar
Nj. Hrrhull pr CAL OF the Rear,
reached Point Harrow boy dog teams,
and " o. Lopp. a. school teacher -
cane Prince ot wales, drove herd
nf COO reindeer e distance ot $50 miles
t1 Point Harrow Mr Loops reu he'd
Point harrow on ilruh go and found
mat the Imprisoned whlIrr had plenty
,lv' owe their lives 90 the efforts Of
Charles Brewer agent Nt Point Rar-
r1w Tor the l.uhsB trading company,
who sent natives out a. shurt via
reindeer The natives KILLED 200 deet
and food was plentiful all winter
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TIE TRADE OF PORTO RICO.
Most Of H. Exports are Agricultural
shows it.elf to be Rich rruiu,sr
where the Trade Was in tHuB.

Washington July is.-ln Wow Of ths
present war plans. comprehensive
statistical report on the trad. NJ Porto
Rico, Just prepared under th. direction
Of Frank "a. i.l heork. chief uf che flr-
clgn markets section VI tn arflDultut-
al department and approved hy gsgr,.
tgry Wilson. BE- 90 unusual interest o.
shows Tor the nfsi tino the figures OF
the commerce for isss Of spalns east
cnmort wcsi Indian island
During the calendar year 1896. the
foreign trade of Porto Rico. according
Co the onclpl returns. attained total
value of ts5tsi.is0. exceeding au pre-
yi1us records and being % gain ln th'
year u more than iis.Uo0.0lO. ln 1852.
% the total Imports aud exports had AN
annual value % glISoaIi aH against
i2ts6i,9l, iu lN,,3i. Imports into Porto
Rico generally have somewhat racsuI-
"a exports. bat loo islb, fur tho ufat IuuH
lu over a. decade thH value uf ,uH mote
UhtudIsr shipped goo foreign markets
was .llEhiIy gr.atrr than that OF Che
Imported wares. THE exports Tor 1850
had value Df SIS .li,ilu. duDIl HIly tBr
lHrgrat on record. while che Imports flr
the sam. year tls,-s2to0, surpassed on
ly in is't when thy flrrIsu sHyuF re
Criyvd amounted Co tltuNG,tls.
The foreign trade OF Porto Rico lI
conducted gh.enl with spain, the ". r.
A., Cuba, Germany Tho lnItHi kluE
dom ami France, spain hHfUE lu
average annual value Uf a9.hsNutlWhlfh
was $3.50 per cent uf iuH total hJ.aIsIUu
placed upon thH Islands commerce.
The United States ranked second. Uh.
/ o. H. u. j. d. d .
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Gen. Miles Leaves SbOy and Gen. Brooke Leaves Cckamauga
with Expeditions 10 Capture the Island.
Matters Being Rushed Force will be Under Way
Within Four Days--Spain Not Expected to Sue for
Peace Until Havana is Taken

Second divisions of MIS- CORPS from
Chickamaura 90 Porto Rlco.
Brooke leaves here this afternoon
Tor chlclnmnusa 20 got hls troop,
started. Il 90 expected that che whole
expedition win Doe under way within
the next four days
u has boon decided 70 retain Gen.
shafirra buEadc at santlag, Cor an
Indefinite period.
The naval war board confc~onc. with
the Precedent lasted icsh than au hour
and ON leaving she white House. Sec.
rotary long said that only matters uf
detail were under discussion 80 Now,
Of Importance had been received from
any source.
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YrILow rn,rn Al sInoNrY.
one heath barring tho Pact "a nour-I0
Sew Case

waahlngton. July o. The war de-
partmcnt posted the following this
morning.
"siboney. via Haiti. July iG-stern-
hcrg Washington -Sst"un new ch7eH
during the pact twenty four hours one
death Sanitary mratur tlEld'
"GWEENLEAF, ChIrl Surgeon
War department officials ARE now giv-
Ing the major portion 0i their attention
To the adoption ~ strict measures TOT
the protection uf our troops from yell
lnw fever, and from low I1plchl fcvrrs
The department has decided 90 remove
the troops from 8lutl.rr 40 tho earliest
possible moment y the oar
Adjt. Gen. CorNn sl today that
within i've miles of Santiago proper
cugditlnuH were aH nearly IDEAL aA OBJ
talnahle ln the tropics COR stamping out
tho feVrr; high hills assured wnll
drained camps, a most Important ole-
mont ln tn prcFervuti1n 1i health, the
water supply coming fINW the noun
tlina was pure ANA abundant ana fresh
aoa hrcelps prevailed.
while the main body NJ troops r. 10 he
Transferred back 90 thD hills until they
are needed Tor service UIsHWhfre or are
returned 10 the United states, some
troops necessarily viii Doe placed Ia
either ln the town itself or In camps
commanding the place bon order 10 pro-
tect the inhabitants. ~ A. believed that
the two regiments of mmunes already
on their way 90 SantIIro will be as
SIGNED 90 that duty
This viii be a severe tH7t Of the prln-
clple Involved In the formation NJ tho
Immune regiments, Ton 10 ia suspected
that many M the alleged lmmunes are
merely per- ona who hlyf spent only "a
few weeks IN the tropics under cuu-
dltlOnH that never brOuHht them into
direct exposure Co yellow icver'
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Washington. July is-The Porto ~,
clu expedition has started ON IT, mis-
Sion to capture that island.
cen. Miles. leading the Porto i,Ican
expedition. lcft cuba today. on the
Yale. with four batteries Of artillery
and few aclHonoi troops. Two bn-
gador now nt Charleston are cnblrlsiue
today ou transports 60 take them To
Porto Elro.
All the force at Tampa, 1900 strong,
embracing artillery win be- put on
board 1s rapidly ~ transports can bc
sgd there and reinforce our other
troops.
Gen. Brooke viii take the nut and
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Ptni. MS, July iS-Au attempt to-
iHN tu resume operations Boy thr Iou-
we'll Mining company with nln-unlon
minors WIS % complete failure. noe q
miner appearing Tor work TIE fen-
van company had g.V.n notice mat u
would resume with ulu-un.on miners
from H.llsh0rl.
A iawe force OF deputy sherina ana
extra police were Hu hand 20 protect
men who might attempt tl enter the
mine. Tho pruw,ll premises and
streets leading thereto were rTowds "a
with several hundred union muHrH and
choir wives. Tho deputies ana police
tried yl.uly 10 disp0rs' che crowds and
a LARGE number of Hr. "IH wNu made
A SECOND attempt VIII Doc made tn-
morrow Go operate enc property boy
pstrllllnr the streets Iul entrance 90
Tho m.uH. and conveying ulu-unIlu
miners FOO work in carriages
serious trouble rs expected,
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VAN nilirAnY pIcrATonsnIr.
Republicans ln srain Moving TO that End
More thread Riots,

Madrid. July 4. o. m.-Tho In
rrslHr lu tho uptrul rates or duties on
produce tnkcn No the towns N causing
iurhu'ruoo lu the rural districts OF
RrnIr THE people ~ the province ~
iiurlva have rrbrllrd against the m.
puriH Hf corn aud Hour nud attacked
,rI ..t ON nrr 10 a number OF public
buiidIugz. The troops had 30 be- called
1r tu r.pfcas the disorder
THE Pals. orran VI The republicans,
1dvucntes 4 military Dictatorship and
me republican, are cndravorlng TO
secure Inc support of the army ana
navy Tor this purpose.
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OrN. nnOoIll ~ MANY.
Tan Proceed ~ once to Porto Wi'o with an
overs h'iminr i"rrr,

washington july iN.-Brn. Brooke
had another conference today with
Secretary AIr"r with reference tn
preparations tUr thr Porto Rico a..
petition. Tho general Reports that IBIS
army o. r1dy and 10 De- believed that
th,y can o. embarked within n i1ri.
night While positive selection h1H
mot set been made ID BE- uuderHinId ihti
Newport Nr1s will he che port ~ de-
u4ftufr Uf the nrUsr pnri M ih' a..
prditInu. The army ~ occupation Dr.
rfusrttI 90 consist Of about -. ON
mon aud d has been decided io take
NO chances ~ repeating che uisi1tn
made in Skaters cnHe ~ landing WIN
100 insufficient force and th' hnlnf
obliged t1 ue Iilu go q critical moment
HWuIi.ue achievements. Tho en-
pluymHut uf an uyDrpnwrrlnE t1rcr Dr.
also expected tu save hlu1ifhrd,
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Hdnek0ng July iN--Thu German
cruiser Curmoran, from Manila July
I5. has arrived hero. She reports .hlt
lII was quirt az Tho capital Df che PHIL
pu.uF Islands when slc lHfi iNHrr
mn. Insurgents had NOT advanced the
second American contingent had NOT
arrived ana AN the ships If the Amsrl-
r4n Hept were ut CaVfH, n was rr-
ported at Manila, previous Go the dee
nlrturr nf tho CurmOrln, that Aguu-
aldo. the lusurEUuI leader had boon
accorded uu Interview with Captain
General August at Manila, the result
OF which was not known,
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Port Tampa, Fla, July 1S.--A move
ment was started here today 90 pres
cnt Admiral CerVera n hnme on Tam
pc Bay Do recognition 90 his humane
ana chiNalrlo treatment Of llnbsOn
ana crew. and a desire 10 save him
from Insult ana possible death, should
he return TO spain.
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RAISE THU BLOCKADE.
American and Neutral Ships Nay Nov Go
10 Si1l.'gj.
rty,a SITUATION At THE FRONT,


,u..t...... t.r.. .. as.. ,.u.....-
900 90" I''"e'-
1000 collectors ..u. 10" Atlantic coast.
.iHu mtr ...ar american ur neutral
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.' o.. cuba.
IH. ...H UI. cont uy %. tr. HHu.
r. H..........
t.... ... s....... ............ .......
..IN NI. . lHN DOB 800. tn-
UtIt. U. .f. .HI .rI nav" .HIItmHuts
..T.t .uI .I.. .H....H. .........I thr
XXX. ....
.'' .'
H' 'h |..t o." $50 a. HHNIl "IM E'Fe
..tr. fl fn.a.tI|I. u. ..un.I.. Santa
.t........ ... s......t, ,..I...,.,Y,
7. -l N' ',I f',. w,
IiuH.i'N. anu rI. l1idt'N t'f lh' h.At
NAhl '..'N. '.NII
SEQ report Il'm '.N. nlAlt'. Nl w
initial riWlt 100 W YOU HuI lNs
10. NHf'' ll't NI ln. Ilh. d NINAt'h
y - I'..IN'l tt. N.. NIHN ''Nis
ln' .h'iir hunh "l I'N.. '. VIZ ~
lhlt Nih. Nl poop. 'N.'.l W.
l,N.i l1. .in'ii NN 'n. mn Wy" ...'
ih1i F.N.u ln pre-" d'alN i'h.'' ana was
source OF f'ai'l''tt'h '' 'N' ""''''
ltI.H
cn. Alden. ag,IuE surgeon general.
than would apr. Boz at nrai gllnco. toi
WhII. ih. HaEI'Fni" "i a'l p. MOI
lIIs. Pr l.''iN .'l Nn''' Mi'" s y "a
tenn. .f'I ihHi ih.f' hI. -'''''
TROOPS Hf 3d.. ifHnH
aH.'n Arthur Nrw h'lh' mas
N gwen '.lt. ''lN.U' p"
t.h.t 'h. .'I,.'.' l.ll'', ,'., ,r No.,
gr'.l..r e,ib f.t.r ,,a.' They viii
Ely, s5rfIar. an lh. I,.snluic which
| I.ty. Ii. American ilue pier iom1r-
row morning Many anxious Inquiries
| nom r..aii,as ana nlouis of soldiers
lr. coming iI thr war department Uw.
ur tu th. ry.r reports THIS hlf ia
| 90 thr confederation of The prngilcthill'
~ uf rsfUug thH full usi nt lover pa
uruiH mainly Hs WrtnH NJ relieving
/ fhe HnNisty uf those wio.n iflrn1a ate
mot affected. 70 Dr. thnushl Hu'h
will Dee available 700 q diy .r ~. IN ln'
/ meantime inquire. nay, uin9th' t u,n
mite information ihAl LUZ ~. i,u'
uHdI wh.'' c'haf.l'n NV ,,,tS
tu much doubt w.. a,Wn W ~, .,,,, ,
I ease "i l.Nrr ,N''s ~ ,l.ib'
] il Apri n'i'l',' ~, ~, IVY, ,,,e,,t
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Warrington july lN-OnlCiul att
ylors from Santiago place che entire
number OF fever cases az 800 or less,
me surgeon general considers the case
less serious than feared.
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An unneeea.nry snEge.lIon.

London, July l7,vThe sunday Times
this morning suggests that the United
states invites Great Britain, as The
most Interested country 90 Join with
themselves and Spain iu q proteotorntc
over the Philippines until govern
mont capable " ruling without assist
ance shall have been established,
The paper says; 9TH. United States
may reasonably claim r. prutcctoruio
over cuba, but should return Porto
Rico. tho LudrouoH uud any uthrr
Islands the government may nnize,
though they might temporarily retain
the first named until the war indem-
nifty shall have been paid" 49,
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Paris. July lS-M. Zpli and Perreux
were today zach sentenced Go years
Imprisonment three thousand francs
une. and 90 pay the costs Of the SUIT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

Brpslau, July lsHA dispatch from
Glenwitz, Prusslau Slecn. says that 20
cldcnt at the Paulus colliery. near
MorEBnruI
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JTIEY N THE NARBOR
-. a.. Bposyn '''a"' Around
sanflgo Bay
~, Al TING cWs WAFER OLfE''t'
0,..orp or Removed 50 '''''
%" 81 ,. "..sa ,'..,'. can Enter
In safely.

,s.,,,,yg1. SO thAt
uiountp "
rsss H' ,,..,i. can Enter
Amefif'H
in sa'''''
,,..t,,r N sam
vsri Castle va vih
h Vfln .,ss. July To- d 49, ~,
NO g. w p,5wnee " sani''H
-. fi laH ..t.,.t Ga trans
~, IlJ 10 80. f,v The
f-.syf.shiUd' l'''' O.
u. p..s.IaAf cNaDt'
l.i ,ta spanish nag
III - ~ miinlnN ..oa.nlng
odd from iN' ,t.,rr,
....,u which nlil'l''
In ttlh ...f.4v. THE lIN'IlHh
r safIld' N' 4.fsrrt s1yrr-
II ..rIHIm NJ lh' tb.
IA s.lr Iu luH piit
ID Ny f.W SpAhH"
I'd tas HiA .t.r. and hy
"A ta..rliu tfuHlH Co., aud
.t.r NrW llrh' N'N,"
ii 80 vib.n q few hunli''
. .i. q o. harolf cues t. uar
Immediately ill.i H.. .',.5.
ANN. steam 49,, ,r.,
IL Lsu'fntnia li'.'i,
..t.r.f thf hlrn1l' p"., a..
r.t ih hrlns si'll'l'9 80.
mIn0t These Ni.,, .x.
~, 4, be- ~ flrm.lAn'' ~,
IA ntr ir ih. 1i'.in''u ,, 49,
III. ,,r'siei under the sur.
~ q. ,,N yssn. % wns seen " ".
IN IND h.su exploded lt W..
n. ~. entrance nf in' M,Il. LUZ,
w .9'i Id stuUag1 hht""l'
~ ib,1ehi that any NJ th'ni
IN ,.,tsdl with che sinking ''
~ @ ..-., si.smtrs boo Doe harn.I
..','.srs il ihf army ana nANl
~ ~ grrhltt Alvarez htd ~,
IN t.t.u pIasIasIHn W by
t..rr ih. New York Tht
~. i.u@.i ib. other end VI thr
|t s.rttsrl proper
~. ~,,1 glmmlilrT SchlcNs
. r.r..ir Cook ,f 600 brn'Nyn.'
"a W,Us fhe uiF secretary
" '..i,''t ..,rr. aulni.utH W the
pl.. v.rf Into do. hlrhuf
49,. i,vr.h ub.fh mos a slowly
=. nm. eIls. lhUryhulns Of
elll..n ~. ..t'.,iar AZ h- ncf
IN, ..,. ,.t dsrlHlIshsd
Nie ,1, ", .,,t g.,F sty.
IN r.d hi Moro Az an object
49, ~ w"
'| Hi i6rt stands ON the hlun. tef.
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SPANISH ARE EXCITED.
Say hi, War 10 the Death is Preferable 10
Spaih's Ruin.
SUPPOSED PEACE TERMS CAUSE WORRY.


Madrid, July ~, no5n.-Thc defense
works aIg being actively pushed az all
the spanish ports.
The newspapers here assert that the
United States Intends 20 demand an
enormous Indemnity in order 20 have
the prcieNt Co se.s, the Philippines az
a guarantee
Tho supposed American pfaoc terms
arr greatly exciting The public and the
opinion Is expressed among the people
that war o. the death would be prefer
able 20 the ruin OF spain
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~ EVENING 'Ar 5sr IS MORN 9Ts
',', .ss y. IS The PAPER OF
YESTERDAY .
The Coconino sun., 1898-11-19

Jas. Lynch shot and killed Jas. Ryan in the Bucket of Blood" saloon in Kingman last Friday week. A coro- ner's jury returned verdict of justi- fable homicide. Ryan and John Lynch, a brother of the man who did the killing, had quarreled and Ryan fired a shot at John Lynch. James Lynch, to save his brothers life, shot and killed Ryan. Whisky was the cause of the affair. The home of the deceased is in Illinois
The Coconino sun., 1898-11-19
Funeral of Mason Loekett.

On Tuesday afternoon the funeral services were held in the M. F.. church over the remains of the late Mason Lockett. After singing Rock of Ages" by the choir, the sermon was preached by Rev. Mir. Baxter from John xiv, l. At the close of the service the friends and relatives viewed the re- mains, and the casket was conveyed to the cemetery and buried in the Odd Fellows block.
 Mason Lockett was born near Nash vile, Tenn, on February 20, 1877, and was therefore Sl years months and Fl days old. He united with the Christian church in 1883 and lived faithful life until he was called home on November l3. 1898. He enlisted in the Mexican war, but was not called into service. He also enlisted in the late civil war and served six weeks, when his name was dropped from the role and the vac ancy filled by his son Joseph. He was a resident of Flagstaff, Ariz., for near ly seven years.
The Coconino sun., 1898-11-19
To Horse Owners.

The undersigned will leave Flagstaff on or about November 9 for the Salt River valley and is desirious of taking horses to the valley for keeping during the winter, returning them next spring Those wishing to place horses in my care should apply at once.
 CLARK HITT.
The Coconino sun., 1898-11-19

Thanksgiving Proclamation by the Cover
 nor of Arizona, 1898.
 The president of the United States having proclaimed Thursday, the twenty-fourth day of November, as a day ofnational thanksgiving and thanks to Almighty God for all the blessings of the year, therefore invite and re- quest the people of Arizona to set apart and observe that day in thankfulness and praise for glorious victory, honor- able peace, bountiful harvests and pros- porous and happy homes.
 In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of the territory to be affixed this tenth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight.
 By the governor,
 [sEAL N. O. MURPHY.
 CHARLES H. AKERs, Sec'y of Ariz.