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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23
10000 KRAC JORGENSNS.
ny the Time the Havana Campaign Come.
There WIN he Sew Ammunition
IN Abundance.


New York. July ga special % tho
Times from Washington rnyrs
Al t,ast "a ooo M az. ,,,,,,,.... ,..,..
~ "NN' sV'V'' OF th' N"luhir'th VINO
- 20 infi9 lucp ARE 10 h0 ruppll'd with
lh' kius i"iHrh1"n WhFaaiug rifles
uHyd ny the regular army THIS hu-
n"ungrmvnI made ny tho ordnance
uophllhrhl came aH e. surprise, the
hhl'iHlhnulnR hhNinE been that the
Supply OF the improved GUNS would
not permit ui their hUluE served ont
20 me volunteer troops Tor some
mouths 70 come.
Inc utdnhncn department WaH content
w. ~ mat impression prevail aO Ions
~ WNH not rl'Wtrd Go cuutruNUrt
WIN overt evidence ln tho shape M
lnr Nlinh themselves, but ID hHH been
ttrnlhlng cvgiN cnergy to accumulate
their huuc generally as soon nH uos.
hlele
ior the Porto iii,p cAp0ditIon.Whigh
WIN he made up chiefly ui volunteer
ieHlinrnts now equipped with che
elnlnsnyld 81 'nlihci arn' uie dcunrt-
Went plupoHUH Geo supply one Uutlrr
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u IL Given Prompt Attention WORT NJ
saving the Colon.

Washington. July g.-Lleut Hob
sons NiHlt lg expected tu bring about
an enlargement 0f the plans f1r saving
the wrecked Spanish cruiser CflHi0bai
Colon and some ~ the other stranded
ships ~ CrryUru'H squadron.
The department had already acted
ON the recommendation 81 Admiral
SampFon. but those coming by mail
ana telegraph weTu necessarily limited
while The full report by Lieut. I1hHnn.
based on personal observations and
on expert knowledge 81 conditions en-.
nhlrd the department 90 Get more
thorough understanding ~ The scope
" ihc Wrccklnr project and the pose
nlhllitlC1 ~ saving the ships. The Colon
lH lying ON % trrflCrd beach. only
about uu0-half NJ hor hun being ON
shore while the other huif Or an oycg.
hang IN deep water. u mad been fluf@
that the portion N the shop nu shore
can BE- raised without difficulty but
the nvurhunE creates r. problem. nH 10
cluHoH ~ balance nr leverage which iu-
ttrfefos with the work Ou that part Of
the hull ashore
10 meet this IL ~ now proposed to-
ndopt an engineering scheme on cuu-
fidcrnhly broader lines Than the usual
wrccklng devices u viii embrace
system pf nlr bags and ppntDunH n1atc1
underneath the uVrrhanr and grad
unlly huuylnF u upward until thr strain
on tho nhufU rnd NJ the hun lH relieved.
In this way 10 ~ hoped that the work
81 raising can proceed on the overhnug
and on shore simultaneously aud that
the biz steel huh thus can be- brought
a. On oven keel and iluaicd.
There were many Inquiries among
the navy department today for Lieut..
iiohaon. but he had departed last Elght
nftor his conferences with Secretary
Long ana Commodore iiichh1rn ~ The
construction bureau. 10 ln probable
that aside from the iifutpnaurH uKrll-
nation 81 the wrcckinr 0Kuld itipn De-
cNpraaacd hin preferences mn the durn-
ton ~ the line ~ promotion which tho
rrraidsnt ana Secretary Long have iu
view Tor him
The department probably viii expect
ihn enlarged wfrrknrc projects az
once. The original plan lan mo
wrrcknFc largely with the company
which took the contract on 70
on per diem arrinE mHnt. Admiral
simpson, last report stated mat tho
WrrclrrH Wrrr proc. HlIuE with an due ]
hrpatrh The ylHlt ~ IiIuI ifnhHnn I
docs MT imply any crIur.Hm nm thu ]
wrrcklng methods thus fir employed. I
hut q = rather frr M pufuIHH 1f de- +.
Nrluplnr them up 600 thH qu'rrmunt1 I
disclosed ny expert observation Tho /
work ~ likely % remain In the hands /
~ The wrrckrrl, They supplying the np- |
ptrttua Tor tho enlarged engineering |
operations proposed by the naval cone .
atrurtnrh
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Some Recent War Revenue Decisions.
ln.aI.lreernI

litAdHtftftHl
The NV dlyialun ~ iha Internal rdyo.
nue bureau q reported o. b. wlrkln.
overtime M The ,nnrt a. rarn1nd X.
queries made regarding me o,nHiruc.
ton 90 De placed upon different sec
lions ~ the war-rgVonur bili. Amlng
thn moro important rulings that have
ueru recently made by Commissioner
Scott are these;
\ personal bond lrsued In connection
with q trust deed must he rtamp. 4 /.
also certificates N lcl,howlfdrmantt u
leed1 ana murir1F -. Shpf mani
tests, " they contain only itfmH uf
luppllsa for tho ship. mood nli b.
Brokers must fny the tax 6f $50 for
eFsly place az which they DO hualufFr.
including branch Offices wherever thay
receive orders and dllburs money
\ policy nl Insurance ln any form.
roihsurlnce 90 otherwise. mus, b.
stamped, 4 permit yud1rs 4 uu tn
policy Tor tho removal of ne lnsur' a
piup rly Mood not b. stamped
thnakf issued ly a city dr county nf.
ur.r upon thy Official dppbnlts oil mo
corporation need not ha stamped. don.
orally an Official documents slgnad by
= state county or oily oiileGl arc *.
checks. mortgages ana similar doe,i.
meats signed by lniciniH ~ iuiiiInr
d.i loan hssoclailons must be- STAMPED.
Nh'n dFilt u accepted fur f'sy-
mpnt j, muHt be- stamped. alfiUugh 10
was fihmr,d when ISSUED.
Iallt1hd company need atnmp only
tue ORIGINAL ANA one duplicate Ul a In
W lldihs, n ihg government dr any.
nlu| wise wants more c1plHa they murl
pap Tor inc t!lmpa On thrm.
Liquors bottled Tor sale must bs
stamped AZ iha tine 1f bltiling. lrr,-
-L--I-E- % TIC iagi thai lhcy may be-
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EsrRAy POUND NOTICE

Whereas. on the goth day Of
1898, received from JH' Or1nts
tain light bay horse, or , lt"
sSaT oS sss i G@ ia siai i l.i' !.
Certificate. signed By n
GeorEc, ssttinr forth th1' che n.
NAL was found tro7pafrlng NJ,
premises, and that the umonui OF I
age ur trvnpass o. 500,
Notice Il hereby ely'n. thai
animal Is not claimed and i1ktl u,
and nlid charges and costs all
fore 2 o'clock y. M, on sttuni1s
l0th day ~ July. A. u. isaN az !, =
pound In Bountiful city, DAVIS 80
Stnto of utah. l viii az fi'd V.
place oiior said animal Tor save ~ 4
llc nutl1n, and cell The same
highest ana bca, bidder f1f NJ
natlHfy tho amount claimed on sac
tlhcgte and all oust1, "A
Dated az Bountlful Guy. III
County. state Of utah, this u" sN
July, is1s. . ,,vs
DANIEL X. DIV III
PoundFeeper Tor nlunillul =
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BROOKLYN WAS Chief.
Sent More Shots 70 Vial Parts Than M 0hcr
Slips Combined.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT or THE WORK


Santiago do cuba. July i7-fC1rre.
/ aDludence 0f hs Associated Prntl-
/ rnafs has been go much discussion
over Che pgA taken W iha American
chips Quo tho battle ihlt destroyed Al
n.r1l CHrycrlH fquiursn. aud ihor.
have been sl many accounts b. cyc-
wItn'F'aa, giving The credit lo one 90
Two ships, that some nsurcs tHi.n
from nblos ana chnsis pr.pfsd by
AN examining board VIII De- OF Interest,"
An examination ~ The huls ~ iha
spanish vessels above thd present fuh-
merEed water lines shows ihe follow
Fiur.lnch shells tnfed only By en-
Iuwul alnflrt4 MARIA Teresa. 1. A..
iplrintU Oqlcud1. o. Vzr4ya. D.
fiyl inch shells Uif.l 0uh hy thn
if10klynl -inauta Maria Teresa. o:
Nizniyl. 9. Oqr MO. O.. lua M which
exploded torp0i1i Cuti1hil coon. g.
kiEht Inch shells nu1 boy Or Iklfn.
Iowa. Oregon lut iniHnll -Tar. loo. ..
oguondl, Q. Niraivl. O.
AZ ihr Indiana lIi mos follow she
chase che had nothing tl du with the
hIia .n ih NlE.tyf.
Twglv0 0r thirteen Inch Uniy two on
thr Tor rll must he credited 90 Gao
hitt'rshp1 oregon. Indiana. Texas and
i.Was tlihluFl % lH quito certain that
The THNIH urHI
Az tha Spanish ships worr rlddled
WIN fhD rapid nr uf tho one and slx
Founders carried by an 10, American
ships.
u win be- ae.n from this table that
~ ~ 1ies, Proportion uf lars shells
.iHuNclN landed came FROM Clmmn-
dlrr Schieyl nigship. th Br1lt' yu.
and that HhH riHnnu tw.utv ..irsI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

Tho Tabernacle choir VIII not FUR
nlah The vocal music nt tho Pioneer
PARK ceremonies on Monday forenoon
noNt, ~ heretofore announced by tho
council committee On arrangements
nut mat does not moan that there VIII
20 no vocal music aH q quartet NJ good
voices VIII hs heard.
Tho X, NJ T. band. which always rem.
Der! excellent music. under the afHrirnt
lttdrrHhip NJ Prof Anton prders.n.
VIII dl.c0ursr number ~ plpuihr
.lil The band viii m1fth 10 me
Park from The News" corner. starsir-
promptly ut 300 ann. Tho regular
ceremonies begin at 10 o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

Victoria. -. G.. July 2I-Tho steam
cr Garrono arrived from st. Nluhacls.
Her puracf reports that nr iGG uYs-
fcuRofH brought down Close onto one
million dollars. but taik with On.
Passengers leads 60 the belief that toe
amount in exaggerated. AiDst ~ iha
passengers came down tn Yukon ou
the steamer Seattle No T. THY come
plain bitterly of the monup1iiatic tru-
q ncioH Of oort9ln trading corporations
doing busincas In the Northwest. und
ray that the corporations ORC trospaH-
Ing on the Richest privileges uf indie
Niduals Co such nu extent TINT eIfuH
decisive action will have Co. b. tuk.H
by the uuthurluUs ut Washington.
Nothing N the alleged pfl'utCHr WINS
rrcn by the passenger W the GIrflus
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London. July 21 rho rnirmsp, az
~" nihclnl receivers in ths tnae NJ
Ifn'Hi Trrhh iipl'"y. the company pfi.
in','l AGAINST whom u receiving order
llHt places tho liabilities I'd ctlts.0.i.
fhuwinr q deficit ~ Cag.I0l
IhH statement adds
Ihnt lArr" payments wrro made 10
various pnrrous which repuira sfrirt
ihN"Htignilon ana that Mr. iinolry hta
fcludlatri claims amounting a. u com
siderable sum. which therefore were NOT
Included 10 the statement.
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ktpi ln s.ock o. hs "lr DO t.f..-,
y travelling 81. HWIu. sr..
sample. although d m.y vf
commission, u NOT "a rlm1i.feItia..
within Che meaning VI %. .v
\ judgment NOT. must H ri.--
4 check. drlft If mlH.e .lf--
anyh 1dy must Do stlmr Tb
not restricted in this rs.trt ~
operations II banks
Resp citing tn status If mY...
HurlucH cumnauits WhHt.
nra exempt by the iaw. Oh -.
sl1ner says: whenever Do. ~.
u the association or cImrlrv ~
y0nd the point ~ pr1.aai..rf.
own property then II d. taLar
the exemption. n No Garlic e (
ness Tor pr1ht ur hDuth. D N. /.
piny % lts members. saw ihti n.
iual protection 60 the prIrlfF u
mcmners thcn 10 10 3D.; ,z.nb.
Commissioner Sc1tfa I.tNr =.
upon railroad and oNpf H eIr
the responsibility flr ltiaUHIHr
g. the receipts " bills of ili|ns n
hy thgm says In my Irir m \
the Intention " CougrtsH BIZ ~
stamp tax required NJ h.If nd
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DIED.

WHtTTLr.-At Fnlrvisu, iiihiil
day. July 10Th. 1875. ~ dr0Wr.ns
bathing loo Hear river. L0l Whitt
uf Sistrr Whltill nf thai r.1e
body was recovered rs ON ~ o.
Of the settlement who dove y
river ana pulled Il out. Sister W.
ana family have the sympathy j
the people OF The ward ln her %
rrlVe'nant. Deceased WAS asa
GEAR. , months ana ~ day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23
AN ATTRACTIVE LUNCHEON,

When you make preparation Tor
your picnic or other luncheon you
want ihU very best 90 he had LOO order
i' rive the entertainment the greatest
n1 IhIr pleasure. UnI0sH H1u uaa tho
h'r. Ingredients you cannot have the
rltiOfIur results you dUsifs. our ".
81 Baking Powder Will give TO the
cooking 100 excellence which you1i ape
rrecl1te md which Will please ail who
share ri th. luncheon provided.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

Following Is tha report ~ the city
health department fnr the week;
Births 90; males -, females 70, deaths.
~; males %. females Z; bodies brought
from nih1r places fnr lnterment here.
Z. contagious diseases, hags outs,lud-
IuH sgJrle. fgYsr s.. dlphtharla 2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

the gun opening was. and that every
man y the turrot was Killed the 1fi-
Ger standing ln the firing hood being
sim In that position. Another fact
learned wac that The torpcd8cs in some
of The ships were already loaded in ihU
iuhrL md nr-nnrll In lrn-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23
Free
Medical Advice

You need doctor many tines when YOU
dor't call one. You ta.Ior pain 10 lily
forml and vt wont call tic doctor. BE-.
ollle You hope that the pe'a "wlll 20
away alics while" AMI, TOO. you i.iv
BY tapgr.eagt. H.. that irs. wit Of N,
Doctor Il generally followed BY many other,
VIA the Inevitable consC Iuence II be
t.l for rt0i 'sional services" Tol DON'T
Ne wwhattot ofsryouritl forWhattnhie.
l,t upTo1s Tat you could got froe, ab.
eoil.lly fee, ,ke advice Of ono VI the most
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

Half rate IL announced ifoas
Lake city 20 any point on vi
Grnnda Western lines ln ulln
gard. 2ith and e5,h, tickets
July Goth, Excellent npp'l' '"
nshlng and camping paFtl'"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23
HALF RATES 10 ANY rON'
10 Utah
nu Ilouggr Day

RIO Grande Western riiliHll
make half rate 10 any Hllus.' hi
line July 2grd, 2lth ana @'in1' d D
good untll July goth, 1923. y M
tain service In utah Is glN'H
Grande Western lsy'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23
Eminent
Physicians

IN Tho ua''cd States, You can. Thu ply
ft.ln 1t.slgacss, kt'alun Office IN Ito
bl'. ING, te ha1 O stan II correspondents 10
asst him, nnl anyone AID everyone, Who
rseIi medical giylea % Invited 20 wrl,a 10
IRA, II ~ hlbys health or mothers Or
no ho..Ih ctgry member n the family YOU
my Nn.e about O., glfo Of a careful rad.
iag ~ your letter sure Of a conscientious
t4snlf.I oi y5.g case,
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Sure OF O Cure

Heure hp7 'iil,. Every letter With lell
as q gticily conaiantial communication.
Reulul ti'se facts.
We oi1r you uel!.sl Hlyiss from ore q
ne most csI9tnt practitioners "a lh9 United
state, whether our medicines spll ygir
particular case Or DOT, We clgr you tih
advice At a, cost II The tgo cent stamp
which twill hts u bring your letter % our
Office, Address tho Aelital Department,
Dc, J, Q. Aver Co., Lowell. Aaas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

Memorial services will he held IN the
Eleventh ward meeting house Sunday
evening commencing az o O'Clock. M
which Hon, W. "A. King wiz dHlvrr an
address, The public Is Invited.
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Remember. every cHn guaranteed %
give perfect natIsfaction 1r money re-
funded. Nou take no risk why Mt
HIv' 10 trli7
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THINGS THAT ACTUALLY OCCUR

II was near eleven o'clock. Tho Sec
ond relief wns about 90 turn in and
oniccr Roberts had not made an arrest.
spllloqulzlng ON the duii day De- had
had. the ambitious pnttolmnn chhncad
60 meet 10 party Ui young people in che
vicinity ~ the platomce. Thoy were
snuntorlng laiaur,ly along a young
lady mounted ON n wheel. and on flih'r
side q young gentleman keeping the
bicycle on iir fort o. bad NJ hund-
light. TIL lyuN.ryrd pltriimHu uu-
tlcrd this. ana with tr4e devotion tl
duty nppru ehrd fhH vuung people aud
gave notice thIt Iun ~ them muft Eu
tu JAIL The yuuur folks demonstrated.
claiming that there was nu violation nf
the law. hul co. MOB avail TIL uuicur
was onto his Dob ana gave 10 out nnt
that thUy must obey hla mandate. with
no drHirH tu defy The law. ono " the
young men consented 90 accompany
him o. the station. ana doing Hu. hH
WuH booked ur u violation 90 thU
bicycle ordinance and T.. uulrfd o. put up
% bail nr sr.ul ihH night in lall. The
cash materials %. Leaving tn rta-
ton the young man resolved Co d. un
hand tho nest iiy and explain o. The
court tho tIrsuW .lurra lu tha cnH..
nut u a1 happened that d. could NOT
he there. H0 biz 20 WfH ordered dropped
into tho city treasury Leaning uf fhI
disposition uf h.H money. The Whr.i-
man appealed 30 Nlyur clark. stating
tI him thr facts boo 90. promises. and
un nu order from that Official the fnc
wnH rCmlttad.
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TO CURE a cOLD ~ ONE nay
Take Laxative Bromo ouinlno Tabictn.
Az drugginir refund the money II ID
iniln 20 cure. 2tc. Tho genuine has
l.. y. y. on each tablet
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-11-04
ALL OVER THE WORLD
UNCLE SAM HAS A SAY.
Action Begun to Maintain Status Quo In
Regard to NicaraSuan Canal.

Action Begun to Maintain Status Quo In
Regard to Nicaraguan Canal.
WAsIHNGToN, Nov. 4.--Action has
been taken by the administration
looking to the maintenance of status
quo with respect to the concession Of
the Maritime Canal Company for the
construction of the Nicaraguan canal.
Secretary Hay has cabled instructions
to Minister Merry, under which,
through Consul Donaldson, ut Mana
qua, remonstrance will be lodged with
President Zelaya against the conces-
sion his government has awarded to
Eyre & Cragin, representing the Amer
lean syndicate, for the construction Of
the canal upon the expiration of the
contract held by the Maritime COM
pany. Information in the possession
of the authorities is of meagre char
actcr. due to the fact that all infor-
nation from Merry has been received
By cable and that he has been unable
to send text of the agreement entered
into with Eyre & Cragin. Although
it has been reported that the
Nicaraguan congress has ratified the
provisional agreement submitted
to it by the president, the authorities
are hopeful of preventing Il final
approval being given.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-11-04
DISBAND AND DlSARM.
Cubans Ready to Give In and Have
Selected a Committee.

Cubans Ready to Give In and Have
Selected a Committee.
HAVANA. Nov. 1.-Advices received
here from Santa Cruz del Sur say that
a majority of the representatives oft
Cuban army, at the meetings held
there, are in favor of the disso Iution
of the Cuban insurgent government
and appointment of a commission to
go to Washington for the purpose Of
thanking the American government
for its intervention in favor Of the Gu
bans and to put themselves uncondi-
tionally at the disposition of the Wash
ington authorities, so as to enable the
latter to develop their program with
out any hindrance. The Cubans are
also said to be in favor of the disband-
mcnt of the insurgent army. The Gu
ban leaders. who will probably as
scmble at Marianao, are to be presided
over by Manuel Sanguilly, who has
been i'll with fever for several days at
Cienfuegos, on his way to Santa Cruz
del Sur.
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IL Feel Like . New Per1on.~
Mrs. GEO. LEACH,

Mrs. GEO. LEACH,
1909 Belle St. Alton, Ill. writes:
Before I began to take your Vege'
table Compound was great sufferer
from womb trouble. Menses would ap.
pear two and three times in month,
causing me to be SO weak l could not
stand. Icould neither sleep nor eat, and
looked SO badly my friends hardly
knew me.
IL took doctors medicine but did not
derive much benefit from it. My drug.
gist gave me one of your little books,
and after reading it decided to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's. Vegetable Com
pound. I feel like q new person. !
would not give your Compound for all
the doctors medicine in the world. !
can not praise it enough"
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OF INTEREST TO ALL.

An elephant is possessed Of such a
delicate sense of smell that it can
scent human being at distance of q
thousand yards.
mo" she declared, II will never
marry for love or money" "Ah," he
returned, "you arc looking for some
foreigner with title"
1t has been pointed ont that since
1887 the British nation. though the
greatest of her interests Is peace, has
gone TO war no fewer than forty-one
times.
The Japanese language is said to
contain 1000 words. 1t is quite i'm
possible for one man to learn the en-
tire language, and well-educated
Japanese is familiar with only about
10000 words.
Glover sickness, common disease
thai often ruins clover crops, has
caused German scientists to make
experiments. They now say that
farmers will soon be able to inoculate
their land just as human beings may
be treated.
The closing of the leaves of plants
as the evening comes on was at first
supposed by botanists to be due to the
difference in temperature; but On
transplanting the plants into hot
house it was found that the same phe-
nomena occurred, the leaves closing at
sunset.
The plant known as vervain, which
is not distinguished for its beauty, and
which grows nowadays utterly disre-
gardcd, was so sacred to the Druids
that they only gathered it for their
divnations when the great dog-star
arose, in order that neither sun nor
moon should see the deed.
The paintings in the Royal Gallery
at Madrid comprise some OF the most
beautiful in the world. They number
over 1000, and are said to be worth
$500, GOO, 900. Among them nre 10 by
Raphael, 46 by Murillo, G4 by Velas-
quez, "a by Rubens, and 43 by Titan.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-11-04
I:I,EvITIE>.

The new French cabinet has beer
formed with DuPuy as premier anC
minister of the interior and Defrcy
cinet as minister Of war.
1t is asserted that Rear Admiral
Miller will be placed on the retired
list on November 90. and the vacancy
thus created in the grade of rca.
admiral will be filled by the promo
ton of Commodore II. l.. 1lowelson
commandant of the Boston navy yard.
Rear Admiral Buncc's retirement on
December 25 will make Rear Admiral
Dewey the senior officer of the navy,
and if congress revives the grade OF
admiral, as desired by Secretary Long,
his promotion to that rank will follow
without any more Jumps.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-11-04

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