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Evening star., 1898-06-04

his arm! He had left Cousin Agathas
baby's mother behind-shades of mighty
Caesar. A wild desire to raise the window
and drop the baby out seized him-another
wild idea of rushing back to the station
surged with kindred impulses through his
brain. A cold perspiration broke out all
over him.
Wait-he must reflect He must be cool.
What would Heartsease advise, the poor
little woman? Would she ever trust him
again?
Well, I'm in for it, groaned his
thoughts. I've got to see it through-the
baby, anyhow" The little flushed. sleep
ing face appealed to him. and not in vain.
I'm get him landed and then I'll set the
town crier on Cousin Agatha Well find
her between and betwixt When she's
landed I'll sail for Europe! I'll get 'em to
send me on a scientific expedition to Africa
the north pole-anywhere."
A little later he landed Cousin Aga
tha's baby. Striding through the hall to-
the little woman's. low and sweet, and
brisk. clear-cut, unknown tones-and a lit
tie gurgling voice keyed to high notes.
Hush. baby, hush,' the clear-cut voice
said chidingly
Heartsease had company,-was there no
let-up to mans misery anywhere?
But the door opened and the little woman
came slowly, painfully toward him.
"oh. Poml' and her voice had reproach
full echoes in it. Wait till she knew the
worst
In the dusk of the little hall the baby
escaped instant notice.
"Oh, Pom. she's come-she took a car
riage and just got here a minute or two
ago"
who's come? Not Cousin Agatha? Tell
me quick!'
Yes, Of course-Cousin Agatha Did you
forget she was coming to see us?''
The gentle, reproachful voice tried hard
to be stern and cutting but he did not heed
IT in the least. He was pushing by her,
holding out limp bundle at arms length
The saints be thanked" he was ejacu-
man. I've got her baby-it's all safe
You've got what?'
Cousin Agathas baby-here II II, No.
Evening star., 1898-06-04
Unique Blotters.
From the Memphis Scimitar.

From the Memphis Sclmltaf.
A Philadelphia man owns a most unique
assortment Of pieces Of blotting paper, coll
lected by his father. who was long an off,
cial Of the White House, each OF which
bears. reversed, the signature of a Presi-
dent. from General Harrison, who died a
month after his election in iS4I, TO Gar.
fold. On one sheet, the most highly prixed
of the lot, the last of1cial lettor signed by
President Lincoln was blottcd before he
was assassinated by Booth.
Evening star., 1898-06-04
Schemes by Which Sailors and Sol
diers Get Their Discharges.
REQUIRE INGENUITY and PATIENCE
But None of Them Succeed in
Time of War.
PUNISHMENT FOR DESERTION
Written for The Evening Star.

ONE OF THE REG
ular schemes worked
by enlisted men TO
get out of the army
and navy before the
expiration of their
enlistments is prac-
ticable now that a
state of war exists.
Therefore, this bit of
a sketch of how en-
listed men in both
services obtain their
discharges in times
of nauaa without
Evening star., 1898-06-04

Hicks-'I notice that Charley's wife
hasn't touched the piano since she was
married"
Wicks-"No; the fact is she thinks the
world Of him.'-Boston Transcript.
Evening star., 1898-06-04
Getting Reached.

The naval bluejacket doesn't call II
working for a bobtail." He calls his ef-
forts to get out of the service an attempt
to get himself ''beached." A dishonorably-
dischs rged man is called in the navy a
"beached mall, and sailors as well as SOL
diers try on the worthless dodge to get
quit of their service. They never go ashore
never figure at quarters that they do not
appear out of uniform or slovenly; never
mix in general drill that they do not fall
over themselves; smoke on deck out of
hours, shirk duty, growl constantly, the
monotone of their complaints being pitch
ed to reach the ears of the officer of the
deck; make nuiSanceS of themselves in gen.
eral, and finally get themselves beached.
A man cannot, of course, be beached un-
less he is tried and sentenced to dishonora-
BILE discharge, and no man can be beached
under any circumstances whatsoever in a
foreign country. 1t goes without saying
of course. that no man with a particle of
self-respect would convert himself into a
no-account and ruffian for the sake OF
being eventually permitted to sneak over
the side Of his ship with his hammock and
ditty bag and a dishonorable discharge in
his pocket, and the same rule applies to
the bobtail worker in the army.
Still Another Scheme.
A swell young New York man, the scape-
grace of his family. got into the navy and
out again within a month a few years ago.
He slipped aboard the receiving ship YER
Evening star., 1898-06-04

M s.g s Z. Y.
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uAwAiiAN SEws.
Arrival ~ smother American iNped'''"n
Gen. Merritt Leave. tor Manila

san Francisco, July is.-Thc steamer
Gaelic. from Honrkong Yokohama
and Honolulu. hrlngs the following
from Honolulu. uud0r date ~ iuly N'hi
John Mason jackson Of 'ai,aEo'
aged % years. died here on the SIN W.
slant The deccafcd hnd been 100 Hon
uiulu Tor several months. lie had boon
guperlntendcut Of the Western Electric
COMPANY OF Chicago, but WIS forced TO
resign on account NJ lll-hculth lin
body Will be cmhalmed here ana
shipped To his late home for mai In
Murat Iiaiatead. the famous polltl-
clan, editor and historian. % IN this
city. he arrived 10y the transport
Newport yesterday morning. Since
leaving San Francisco Mt Hnlntcad
has been suffering with slow fever
and soon after reaching Honolulu was
transferred from the ship 90 the local
/ hnHritll,whcrc he now II ana u llkely 20
remain for some days 90 come. iie
may decide 20 return 90 San Francisco
unless there n a marked Improvement
/ ln hIa condition
Roth the valencia and the Now
port reached here carly yesterday
I morning from San Francisco. The
Valencia arrived first. followed closely
hy the Newport There was a slight
4 accident 20 the machinery ~ the lat
ter on the way down ~ n result ~
which she was hnvc-tp for seven hours.
p A. soon az Fho arrived u was given
e. out that che would coal m fast 90 pOaHl-
% Die and hurry on 10 Manila, without rr-
gard 10 The other vessels of the cNpc-
3 dillon In port.
AZ $3.50 this morning the Indiana
drew anchor and moved outside tht
hlrhor She was followed closely by
the ohio and the Morgan CITY. Al
$50 The city OF Para moved outside
and Joined the feet Just before noon
ihe Valencia and Newport, the lat
GER with Gen Merritt and stan on
/ board loft the hlrbor. the signal a.
sail was given and the vessel moved
! on
BEFORE dark the Indiana. the iiaF-
/ ship, returned, accompanies by tho
| flru9 with the exception ~ the New
I port which went on ahead. The OH.
| Gers Of the Indiana reported that IN,
l boilers had sprung a leak. nocessltaI Z,
Ing the return. II viii take twelS
/ hours 10 make the repairs The ilcci
/ VIII make another start early tomor-
/ row morning,
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kong. % proving bUH 10 Annoy.
China, M death rate from plague b.
about 20 per day
The death ~ clara l. Ward. the di.
vorccd wife VI Prince Joseph uf CHI.
may and Darlman, has occurred u
liudapcat Tho cause OF death b. said
to be milk fever.
The executive committee M the Bup.
list YOUNG Peoples uuipn has decided
60 hold thn convention OF 1888 nt ilch-
mond. Va, and the convention uf 1900
at Cincinnati.
orders hay, been received nt
Chnrlortun for the troops under Gen.
Wilson's command TO proceed 90 Porto
Rico. but there ate no indications that
they are 20 move az once.
\ mysterious llncrs seized tho sol.
oilers nc Altoona, Prussia, after dinner
Thursday. To-day ifi are in the hos,
pltli and an uniciul examination 81
the food 90 bCiug made.
After three days ~ strife IN Joint
/ convention thr Democrats. PupuIirta
and Free Silver Republican, In okla
homn nominated James a. Kcntun, a
| Democrat Tor territorial delegate "a
Congress.
Representative james 49, l.rwiH III
Washington huH rendered hiH rrrylcrr
/ uH nnld officer in tho volunteer army
and feels assured, unless prevented by
! q peace movement. % au appointment
/ uH Inspector uf ordnance,
The twsgty.Hyo.rouud boxing bout
/ between Iurl, Daily uf Wilmington uut
Jimmy CufrAn Of England, which We.
q D. HN#
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Excluding American i,aeoa.

Washington. July i6.--The fact that
our government has bccn onragel la a
vigorous couefrohe with me DER
man gov rnmeni, tmoIvh Amb1ssld5r
White, has given rise 10 the assunp-
tlpu that the state dupatGnrnt mas
been makl1g representations 10 Ger
many on he conduct OF the German
naval commanders In the Fhillppines
This however IL erroneous, Tho cor
feIp1nltnco IN question relating 10 mo
Old and trouhlnfome Issue, the Issue of
the exclusion dtcrees OF the Conn,
States hog products.
II appears that, acting on very scont
evidence, as u was regarded by our
officials, the German customs oiflesIs
have denied nlmlstlon Into citrmanv
90 q very. lHtgc Hnd valuable conslpn-
ment ot honed bans from a C-llclgo
packing establishment 81 tie hishss,
reputation. The matter has be.n
placed In the hands OF Ambarald8p
Mhlte 10 deal Win, he belnB thorough
~ familiar with all the aslects OF III,
meat exclusion decree. '''
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Eighteen tpIes shot.

81. Louis. July l6-John sheemnn OF
the Sixteenth United States Infantry
now nt Santiago. hnH written an inter.
esting letter 20 hin parents In this city
The letter which was dated June eSth
rays In part
I'VE have cnugh; about eighteen
spies and shot them. The Cnbans Or,
out In front, They have been furniahod
with guns and provisions by thu
United States. They are pretty atronr
about 1000 In number We have cut
road and have all our provisions on
the camp grounds with ~. The Other
day six Spanish dcaertera came over &c
US and surrendered. They are held ~
pilsonern.
I'VE now number about 20 600 Tn,
Spanlnrda have about 5000 half-fed and
sick men, while all our boys are look.
Ing fine. Haven't seen any Of III,
swamps or rainy season yet.
Just got word that the Ninth cav,
airy has caught nineteen slgnal corr,
men with an outline OF our comp or
uCr."
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srAsIAnns Ann. ALAnMrn.
Fear wat.on's Ilert Movement Tor Peace
Has strong Opposition,

London, July i5.-U Is announced 10
4 special dispatch fTW barcelona ihlH
afternoon that the Inhabitants o. that
city are panic FtrIcata.
They believe the Americans viii g..
ltct dcfcnaalcla Bare" gn nH the point
to lombard Tho local banks arc re-
moving their specie % fhn country. thn
merchants ar, HrnlIns thplr goods 90
places ~ safety, ana many French are
leaving
THO governor ~ barcelona has In
formed tho people mat they cannot
expect haip from The government
The Gnu1!iar corr pondent ~ the
Daily NuwH says. IS naval battle ~
the spanish c0urt iH .lnsidcred imWl.
nent. The suFptnsHH of the conrti'
tuti1nai guarantee D. % symptom NJ the
distracted Cordlti0u w spain The ma
ton wants peace, if army wants "a
victory spain cannot continue 10
struggle, yat peace N.l BE- tho signal
Tor revolution ana CO. European Inter
ventlon formerly desired Is now dread
Tho government through ~ Epoc,,
advocates direct mes 'allons with the
United states.
The military pros Indignantly char
actarlzes peace uH lHnu, Wealthy
families arr dea'rfIH. Ctiiz, Seville
and Malaga. supplies are shipped
from here 20 the AH rican consul at
Xii the dlspatchcs fr.m Madrid 90 tho
London morning UHHlH agree that
capt. con. Bllur1 ma his stan are
NOW willing 10 lUt lH decision ns 10
uH8cc err war rest E.|I the home gov
ernmont. This ohans ~ attitude IL
supposed tn BE- clue tH he lack OF pro-
visions ana equipment
The Tlmra. comm ting edltnri1llN
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o..tr,, n matter Of citizenship. was
..'.,,..d aver by the navy Go the state
Sl,,,,Tp,eut where the following state
ment was made To-Day ,,,,
,b,raotor ofAdmlfnlDcwey u MS recon-
m ndltion to the United Stit,s gov,
,r,,snt that the chinese servants and
. ,,,,,rese who were on the ships Of
~ 1,,ia1rnn during the battle AZ Ma.
XXI, md who rendered most efficient
"',yire on that occasion ana behaved
In "A most exemplary manner DE- recpE-
,i,sd hv This government IN some sun
n',,a,,'ti,f manner. He seems to think
,b1t men who have battlcd IoI our
country should MOI be excluded rom ~
In referring TO these Cnlness, nv w y
tbnt thoy showed such coutake ghd
',,',,,v In the face Of the enemy That
I nov were certainly worthy to acc
.',t.d tho same privileges ~ citisH o.
~ ntber countries who have not eN-
! nod ibet lives IN the country Ia
/ which they sock citizenship. re y ~
I ridedly In favor " RECOGNIZING the pl"No
| and useful Chinese IN such q way ht
"b,u admit thcm TO the United states
| in Gao they desire to enter u anu 10
/ become citizens u u
London. Iuiy tG.-Tho Berlin corre'
rpopdent Of the Times says Thg
n nc Incident r. hardly comment =
M, hero. but the fact that no Official
/ d'1ini IL forthcoming iH worthy ~ note
| nm North German Gazette dcelartd
| that ao fir ne u knew no confirmation
III the incident has been received W
/ ntHrllj circles The National dasgu,
| dlan4sod Il a. "rumor Intended tf
crcltc bad feeling between GERMANY
and the United states"
Tho Vosscfcho zcitung recognizes On,
Importance ~ the fall " Santiago bul
! rr,,hnsizrs the fact that cuba 10 In ne
way lost to spiln.as santiago ~ Of m
strHtsgic importance now that Admira
/ Ccrvoraa squadron n destroyed.
Tine military expert of the NotV'
| German Gnzctte's stal suggests that .
| was only the spanish knowledge OF th'
Immense superiority OF che American
| ARTILLERY which led to snntiagos ca
/ ptulntion.
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Aftfr an eA-
.,,n July ie-A''' ,.'.idspt
vfhlns'.' ~. yiih the Fi'7'''' ~
80 o'Ai...s ~, ,,r.e other memo'''
sai ',,a.t were present S''''''''
ihl elo'N
,irr uii. .,.t tbIs. Tho Span
y. aiaa,l1n la l''' - 90 srr-
i- s,rtiael are pi,f'' ,betr
so 81 49,. vrrt Oh carry ~
4 f pos u' ..-,.n.d o. grant no
4 sic have l- .,,rfaslon cN-
...ss1u,uof hHh ...r,mtnt
s,ntrosIiy % 'n's
'li 20 fh.m 90 SPAN ....
4 uiaiiN' - ..as asked u IL ""H
4 ruU As' .t.t kbsn IL was
a. tspeciiii'n 900 ,s,,ild be
Z. o. II, r8 o.h.r terms 80.
10 '''' ...gt. q would take p'', 70
4 nrui u .. w.a the case, ~
il1t s''' Lion would
. I'D UlH0i 'll.-rt n was
4 si W. IN tAa E'N, ''li,' t",, morn.
. mi Ialek W, 1g. Bt the white
. ihc COM I..J.t secretary
a Id lruei ,l secretaries
th.it Wtic r''fmtaicr Cen
AZ wllon goa i. Gen. Corbln
Len, iBnns I'D. ''-' "'
,I,.ess. ala ,,t say how
i.rv AIer oll ~ a.. enemy
I'M would pr A'i'', "a h known
~ d conCIufion o'' ,iii mako II
~ administration ~, Wfthci
mi AID submit 7 ", ntxt NOV,
| ~ Nh Cen Two. ,. whirh tn,
i3.,siIr upon m' CIV, ,,r,uascs oi
IA states goternl'l '' spanlst
4 -.ltit attack VIZ ivy
F. t by Cd, ~" ,tI1 morning. Whcn
4 4. csr cofbIn l.it w, w Without
+! IN be home hn WV ,.n ghaftyi
an ti5imaiion lly W.. ~ Santiago
rrs The tutr,nl,.' b.9IsI5n 40.
"A h. dance WIN W.. " sin tn,
y. In ihe conlei.il' .,i,ns tn Gen
t4rth usued ihsis' W. w. vsrnuIi.
.q-f ihii noihlhH nu' . ~ Nnuii
,-si turtfllf by H,n' ..went In
1HshBoB 90 ms E,N 'i. 'i ~" fa1i
. =. III afNuH hri nlHp' w. th, rur.
4 f.titat ihr nrsnil1tnus IN. .,t,g, I'D,
4 M n ,he forces W a,',', .t,,scgga
4 rr.trau De- prosecutor ~
A ..s.IasiUu
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I,nn.n Mar.hIr. AZ carthassna.

Washington. July 1.-THE state de-
partmput has been Informed that the
italian squadron under Admiral Cln-
DIAM has reached Colombian waters
preparatory 90 making a demand on
the republic % Colombia Tor the linz
mediate payment ~ iei000o awarded
by President Cleveland 10 Ernestn Ger
rutl. an Italian citizen. u Is not
known that the squadron has ne yet
made the demand or that any force to
execute n has been eNerted, ON the
contrary the department. hiss been OH
ollliy advised mat the udmltils In
structiOns are confined 90 making q
demand for the complete and speedy
settlement" OF the award made by the
President ~ the United states. Ills
lnstruotluns DO not go 10 the extent Of
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Anger OF T,pres. combine.

Chicago. July 1.-The Denver & Rio
Grundr Express company has been FUR
nlshiur revenue Fi.WpH g. IT. patrons.
while the American Adams and United
states, members uf N. Hl.callcd Eek
press combine" have refused to do 20,
4 circular has been issued by the COM
bine. saying
There viii be no through billing De-,
tween the Denver a Rio 0rnudc ana
this company after july ~, 1905, on uc'
count ~ the Denver q RIO utnndr EN'
press company furnishing shippers In
tcrnni revenue STAMP nt common
points. and business VIII not be- inter
rhnngcd with the Denver 4 RIO Grand.
ENprran company, except on provided
In rules governing local cNprrH1.'
I'll, combine claim 10 N not subject
tu the provision ~ the internal ruvrnu,
act. ana can lutorpoaH 40 the ohrtnclri
it chooses TO commerce carried by uthci
companies.
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directing him 8, seize the custom house
at CarthaE,na, 49, was az hfti roport-
cd
Although the admiral .H now pre-
pared 90 exert foVo. the lmpr lun
prtyaIis that the Hrttieiu,gt VIII bo
reached without the actual display OF
force.
Rome. July i5.--Admlral C11dIanl. u
ls asserted, h4H been instructed o.
await the Assembling OF th. colombian
congress at BlE5n on july -oih and
rhn election " a new pfgHll mo n Cos
lmbil. before taking any lrlniic Ac'
ton with reference 20 enforcing the
ctrrut claim.
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TELlGRAPHIC BREWTlEs,

Tho question of thn political govern
mont uf santiago Is haing discussed az
Washington.
Twcuty-slx yellow fever immunos
have been sent from Camp Alger va,
10 Santiago, TO take charge OF the hos
pilnl.
81. Thomas. u. W. l., advlces say tho
family az capt. Con, MnciaH OF Pnrtn
Rico passed thcre yehierlnN on am
italian steamer. bound for Spain
During the week ending June lGih,
there were l9i cases Of plague at Hong
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.AaAsrN. rnAen rAlN.
u 3. a. Indshnns aud rpesr'aln a
tsuat

London. July i6-Ths Madrid car
respondent " che Times says ~
r.WH Hf TiF Cpliu'luln W SihilhE
vHs received 600 late flr comment bl
Do morning papu THIS causes az
DOB ointment. because 70 was hoped
idlt though Gen raul was 100 q dos
Qfitf position. thr spwai VI yellow
fy0f would compel ihr Americans 90
nH ihH Siege and rtlr. ufie.tl ln.
formation regarding thr conditions VI
surrender 10 anylous'y awaited,
The governments unusual rilceute
HH.TfG.rE ihs long dispatch from
Captain 0.uHml Blaucu causes anxiety.
M. apIniHni notes, as a.guln.
aHi nei, nat % certain cuban mag.
%. thl had always declared that hr
1'i rmain 40 cuba a. long aa h.
hl hlfg % M island being preserved
fll.n. has lrft Havana COR SOME IN.
Nli port, ehsr be- hopes 10 lind
asll hip Oh take him tl Europe.
Il tfflfdIHs co. prospects, 1f prlvr.
n.' higasa, Interview . hy repfc-
lAivt % n CJWrrpJndrHHh MIL.
N nnlntd a. HiyInE 10 iH csr-
ii'i. inii eerialn. that the Flyarn.
1i hlH fndsayord % ascertain. rx.
.i'. HiuAiy, thv deposition ~ the
i Nasi.nsiln cabinet respecting A %.
! .i' sIlluln. but flf the IN iment 1 Gan
Nv llHl'uiely nothing because no
Fif,'Aghi might wrongly Hupplse tbtt
ln.ri peace go any prioa. and 40.
iling} nov h.mssIf morn sxtailns
Niie igli lls Proposals. rlhl.d D., IA
HIAHlal which age supposed tl have
, communicated hy President Al.
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An examination ~ candidates Tor
teachers diplomas and certificates will
Do hold under the auHpiruH ut the state
board ~ education lu ihe office Of the
State superintendent M public instruC-
ton, Salt Lake city. ON TIE 10Th, lGth
and i1th DAYS ~ August, 1895, begin,
ming each uBy ~ . o'clock "a, m,
p,nuuH who expect 10 take the gN-
animation must signify their Intention
of al doing 40 tn chairman or tn sHc-
rotary ut thr board uu up before Au-
ruft ne. 1865 blank forms nf apnllcI-
ton tor the examination may b. obs
tHIn.d at the office ~ the chairman
OF the board,
JOIN H. PARK
Chairman state Board NJ Education.
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''HNANs oArNNo TROUBLE.
1870 "lll Match Them In tho rs,,.
tsnTD THURMAN Hostility to America

,1.-.'3a 5'on, July 1.-The ots,rro.
-ri.r by tha G.man naval ny a'' s',,i
nissan 'ar'ou8 mault. ph W'lhou.
,r, H,t',aH forces IN Inc ph i,inrEln's
b ,,l'.d 90 tAo q rm,n NV .rnl'lpnlnra
NJ = Nh papers, ,s flr fr,n, ,.,,,ln M
d I W a'al nIlyfanlly WIN an1 az ,Cl US
% ,. 'h'il1ml issn's MI ~ 90 q,
..y.T,, underhlnl ouur,es AM on
80 i,@ w rs satisfied thai n, in, our
Du,y ,r ra', 10 Tho hands of y, d 'nier;
iH,B.i, aNl " adhrrlnr no its N nrill,.,l
% i.5iln q allowing bin' a ~ oflglnal
tr-If '"it,h ih' situation Irn,i n' ,l
O. r5,s s,sa ilr action on IN, ' nl,, ne
ts IN, any rpr5 MAJ, we purpose
nm WINES 20 the German ,u.l ?
u Soa9 5,-l. Dewey. r,c.r, man 49,,
hF e.yrr a 70 me navy den,,., , eniil,
'an 10 IN w moat Fencious T,cnl',, "
llaas ,,ea h1ri The Am 5,s,i lPs 2, In
ga'1ss wbo, ,iqneRdstlon M AZ ~, w
Har eapaes i are serving In varlons ~, VI
This reeommendatilol,nl '
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roRro nicAs ENrEDirIoS.
u Ia Heinz Given Earnest Attention -De-
tails withheld.

Washington. July i5.-Tclcgrnma
which have passed between the mill.
tnry authorities here ana those In
Cuba and the agent Of the war de-
partment at other places indicate that
Preparations Tor the Porto Rico oxpe.
dltlon are being given earnest attrn-
discuss the arrangements or 20 ray
from what port or ports the troops
were 10 embark.
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N Your po,tor rrrscrlbrs whlsky,

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nm the prescription perfectly.
- *, BLOCH q co, Agents.
80 and 81 W. Second South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16

Madrid. July ii.-tromlcF SaEaata
declares that neither the Madrid g1v-
ernmont ur the one In cuba has Inter
vtned 10 the Negotiations Tor Ne fur-
render on sautiiE, de- Cuba, Re adds
that the surrender came within tho
province ~ Gen. Turll, ana uud his
responsibility, ana tho general simply
announced the garrison had capltu-
lated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16
,,tpE Foop AND DRINK
We said

ait costs more to use Sekik-
liHes Bea than other tea,
because you drink more"
No, we forgot doctor bills.
u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16

puy Old CROW ana Hermitage whisky
bottl.d M bond, when 70 costs no more
than uthUlst
E. Is. BLOCH q Co, Agents.
M and 81 ". Second South,