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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-12-15
Churches.

Congregational
Preaching every Sunday at eleven o'clock
a. m. and at eight p. m.
Sunday School Immediately after morning
service, at 1915 p. m.
Weekly meeting for Bible study, Wednes-
day evening at o'clock.
Y. P. SC. E., Sunday, at z p. m.
REV. CHAs. w. LUCK, Pastor.
Saint Lttkes-
SERVICES
Suuday-Matns and Sermon, III a. m.
Evensong and Sermon, 7:3Q p, m.
Sunday School at 1915 w
Celebration OF Holy Communion, first
Sunday in month, at IL a. m. "
Baptist v vNN
Preaching every Sunday at IL am.
Sunday school at IL.
Young Peoples meeting. Saturday. 8 pm
Prayer meeting every Wednesday, pm
The public invited.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-12-15
Index to Advertisements of Leading
Business Men of Weiser.

Index to Advertisements of Leading
Business Men of Weiser.
Additional information in regard to any
of the following can be found in their
advertisements in this paper:
Attorneys
Frank Harris.
John w. ANera
Oiiphdnt 6s WILSON
Bdrbers-
B. F. Hettinger, Vendonse Hotel.
j. NJ. Canary, Hotel Weiscr.
Banks-
Bank Of Weixer, C. J. Sel,oym, Casli'r
Billiards and Confectionery
Sears 8 VdnSice
Blacksmith
II, s. JONES
Clothing
r. Schas,
Drugs, Toilet articles, Etc.
B. N. Jenney.
C T Williams
Dentist,
J. Washington Easter.
Furniture and Undertaking.
A. Sears.
A. G. CordeUe
General Merchandise
/
NJ. E. Sommercapap e Co.
Norris S0nlner.
Hartley & Rose.
Groceries
c.. o. d. Store.
Hotels
Vendon,e, NJ. McGregor, Prop.
Hotel Weiser, E. NJ Barton. Prop.
Westldke House, Thos. Westlake, Pro
Harness-
j. A. Gerwick
Hdrdtoare-
Haas Bros.
Opp & Dduis.
Home Produce Commission House
Brockmdn Bros.
Jetoelers-
B. NJ. Jenney.
L. NJ. Vial.
Livery Stable
u. Matthews d Roberts.
J. M. York
Lumber Yard
Thos E. Kelly.
Opp & Ddvis.
I Meat Market
F. Korup.
Notions and Millinery
II Golden Rule
Physicians and Surgeons
DR.. j. r. Numbers.
DR.. G. B. Shirley.
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
O. III. Hdruey.
Short Order
Al Werts.
Societies
Masonic.
Odd Felloics.
Knights of Pythfas.
Woodmen of the World.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-12-15


Mails, Trains and Stages.
o. .. -.
West bound passenger ........l:l5 p m
East bound passenger ......... 1888 p m
Eta
Weiser to Middle valley (25 miles). Sa-
lubria (O). Alpine Q0) and Indian valley
P. o. az. Leaves every evening except
Sunday; carries mail passengers and
freight.
Connects with stage for Salmon Meadows
From Indian valley Salubris and Mid
die valley to Weiser. every day except
Sunday
Indian valley P o to Council (l6) and
Meadows (30). Leaves every day except
Sunday and carries mail, freight and
passengers.
(Cestinssd o. fourth psss>
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-12-15

Schools.
Weiser High School
.kAl Public. graded, six teachers
NHN Principal, Prof ]. L. Lowe.
Trustees, I. F. Smith, J. r.
Numbers, e. NJ Barton.
Weiser Academy ~
Excellent facilities. Prep = n
aration for college. Full 4
Information on application .1bSl n
To A. G. Upton. president. -
Fall term begins September 20, 1898.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20
BREAD IRON THE WATERS.

Philadelphia Record

AhSl41sfpsk.A GSZEGF0-
4 rising young physician % West Phila-
ds!phia recovered aia fancse's stolen
satca last week In 4 remarkable way.
TIE tifnepseee was a present from the
doctor. and was a beautiful specimen OF
the Jewellers art. the eases being blue en-
aLnel thiekly Sc with diam5nas and
pearls. On she inside ~ the ease gas
picture Of the Eiver, photographed directly
on the case. and the engraved words.
From Ralph 70 Ssrace." Taanksg!y living
niShf the young couple attended a thea ser
and at the clase 90 the play joined the
merry throng that was or Chestnut
street. Several times up and down were
made, and IL MAS very late when they AZ
rived al the young w01sa1's home. III
order 10 be sure 81 the time the girl felt
for her watch. which she usually wore
hooked on h.r coat. and found il gone %
course she vas Mortified. and started TO
cry hut the doctor told her she probably
lost II, and that an advertisement would
bring It's return. The iost and found col
umn was freely used bat without any re-
suit The docscE had lost all nope, when
last Wednesday morning ne received
through the mai she missing watch and \
letter. which read:
"IaoAr Doctor. Inclosed ind watch that
| stole Thanksgiving night. On locking In
case | 50 - your pieture ard suTu 5sea that
Il was gift from yoa 10 your sweetheart.
llfs II a mars Y 10 had 10 money. but DO.
and ] can't find L In my heart % keep he
Match A GRATEFUL. MAN"
The Doctor, VIE iS n0t@d for his charity.
sayr he has 40 recollection Of the case in
Question.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20

CONDENSED DispATt HES.

Gov. Bushnell. Of Calo IL sick ard has
gone 70 old Point Comfort 10 recuperate.
The new Autonomist mayor % Havana.
( the Marquis de Es}abAn. took elise Wed
ns@dAy.
The Federation Of Master Engineers IN
London has resolved 10 - - woEk next
Monday.
Meaaelies. counsellor OF the foreign Of
fee a; Berlin. has been appointed German
ntatsser a Fort 81 Prince. HAytE
TIE comptroller Of ,ne carrencS has ap-
pointed j. w. keenossws receiver Of The
First National Bank Of pemh'na Y =.
George J. Goald was 1 grand juror in tae
f-0ttea states ces.Yt AZ Trenton = J for
wslca ne received SO "a sces aud mileage.
Ths haaxe; COMMITTEES Of the French
{ CHAMBER az deputies has approved q HaFFe
IS the terminus 81 the mail steamers from
New Iork.
Louis Mex. o. Clarencev.Gs. Mich. to-
gethsr witA bis wife and seven cnildFen.
Is re POISONED wlth ggtrlln1e from DISEASED
pork and are expected 30 de
4 g.G8!d re Eeyva. cosn9sae@eF - Robin
Hood - liI a. &sksa. : c. wi;1 81 al
tsek ~ gastric fever a dsssa So wasca also
attacked his wife sni asv maid
rne Brsrsa steamer Usrbert aaitng
f-'yn Ie.th n2< fos3ndrrea n C;aar sand.
ireland rae captain was es8vcd. bag The
s-rew 81 seVeu = believed 20 be lest
4 decision - :he appellate COURT ( New
VIA ssste aIglrnes tae riEht &c The Sa'va-
t8en Army - ho!i o9eD air meetings y ith
sass -.,,res5;al muse AZ Orrenoolat l.. /
Af+rcg~ Ia1v Eears t~at U4sn5arz. his
resent purchase. IL unso p = tae fore
}eSS lad cauaat stand :ralHfNS: y rs
fgsves tv.ie he vii So retired 30 the stud.
strike ~ - AZ hands has occurred IN
~ .-raylnrs az vladimir Russia ire co1-
s.-ea,r.~S ~ the dissatisfaction yrCw jTS
al: ~ The new government regulations Eor
~-aa steamship M9ke1. wss,a sacea from
yskaesrrt for Portland 1snGs~% Is. W.,
caH as HauoI1is a&d s@l=lj re t-zee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20

E~swn s-szer r. the struggles q ere Of The
hzssa -hss ctEe- bog Wzz 6rSgn-5 before
ste eczls geg 20 t9-n TIE Sea was 6Tkzk-
Eag gTs- her. znS sac Was hardly able 70
make arr ae35gs1E when sss s4w her SIS
ts~ ccrzsng ossr 70 help rex Fortunately.
haweTsr 81 2 MARTIN. nsTzl reEassssrs-
-. e Ean. han bad arrives CT the scene
AID eEsa~e4 ire water. Miss N1--s eecA1-
&c thz rev co-eTs ASSISTANCE ard sSri
hin 70 .as ASSISTANCE @ her sister wSo n As
saved sggt r. gzs. Mss March sis1-zatsly
reached ta~e snc~e uzAssssted. AeE e3osass
having been tcEa - stzree5s by The violence
Of tAe sea- u was eAse rcz ezly cf great
courage ard presence q zrtEs3. bat O. pep
f&c- rzsz So asa se~ ssaf-na cr*se@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20

5000 -Rer,.,-lll-sr.


Tas-e e E99~4 p1n.te Interest Il ire O.
casional rali5sopaIcaI remarks % Speaker
-ho-as z Reed C Marie. tnan "a tn1ss
az Az cthe~ American statesman TIls
to because TIRE Ar1zrtcsa pa0pis recognize
II hIrn 10 alest Intellectual EzA1 IN pE5lsc
hfe. as vel rs tbs wsttiess and brightest
Wherefore we cuig from Mr.. Reed s rsse1t
address 81 Phllade,Dhia OF Stephan G4ra<3
the following sayings:
No progress which I'D rot III all ever
va MS; all move. bst re ms. al keep
Tee generation In which be lives can sell
dom understand tas really graf man We
I've toF today. and &c lives Tor i 1aE after
today.
We're tbs he proper tsa- could show
THAI zarx-ard wars ocghs 10 be han5shed
forever from ta@ face % the S&r{A-tl77t
there VIII se 70 -12rs-tnaS persecution
and t1gassssfcns-s1d liberty q thought 3
;ae rscaest pearl u Lfe-tsat al taese
wars. pes,llerres and prosecutions were
b1G helps - shs unity Of mankind.
II ths lefty and learned do aot Hft Us Up,
We drag them down
Re cTsrE05nE providence. OF wnlcl We
tax 50 mQch and know 80 Attle-
II these sentences enc dr5s ire spigran-
matte quality that = 80 characteristic q
AE. Reds mode Cf expression. The saylngs
that vii I've loEges+. however. are those
that are tipped vita + flashing wi Thus
The third Qaota,i0u. about the great man,
while well said. = not uncommon In It's
briili2ncy, wlth this same idea In mind yet
from a different point % view: "A states
man IL q politician WHO is dead" re gave
the word wAat ass already become C4as-
sic and w.li 1--we as long as the u7osI nor
d31t sayings OF Vol-afEe. Some one should
take pains TO collect Ar. Reeds eplgrsfls.
witttcEsms and retorss, as they have been
uttered during the past twenty-five years.
We have 4 very small collection On hand.
bur they are too well known for the lr.oS.
part TO warrant repetition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20

.lasEse2zH Freeing wt.ncszt shrv~r1xss ss~3-
80 s&sAs - bring fse best rs~ss.fss "a
Mfsao1l ms ss5esssg 81 xae4 sssqrzsssv-eg
preEaarstson - taa 3ees1-ss-ss, cs9tfasa 80
49, =. Use eToss-ssess8sgg e germ =
80 - seGTfa ME- z1sssrs-e tass. - st
Fer sssase kss pszAsseztaa OF 81 Isaac
sSsTsos iTsncfgss shss ygrfssegesf- has
o%sa Nsz established tamf a <ayswsnx -
sta2@ - r5E~ersrsssaezoe - cSEs arA RE
ssafs deep freezing. Ger the sane feascz
s9oa sagsen % dry earth ~ a aan-con-
a1eFoF. - Ess2rs3s gvancra-fgr arss he -
very materially 20 held ere vmcsxsszse ssr
plant Ese
Ar u. j. srzii. wen f-awn farmer
q saaEns@ county. crass-nrss aboszt shsss
seseS o. white c3rrI ne pa&t seasan, and
shs4e hare not issrrs9 r-e results - -.
harvest, he assures ne eSzzz ~ segEst3
continue along tae sss-s W,e fn re fg.urs:
.aat rs foreman arr aired Ae3D zs Vel IS
- aNsSh6oEs ~ere aaswing great sntersS.
In TIE sork
also cross-hred srraT PA. CO corn
oHF1nE the ssaaca % tsS7. wfta "a satactegy
results, and wil plant me nHw ea~n rex.
se@RSn. hoping fAaf the rzsarrfsge % tBs
Two varieties saaT bend Into Harmonious
sansle proaset for tha good 81 tAs maize
Essssily. ard tnat Ise evolution e ths ? ct
spring may - readily recognized ard as
pronounced ever sFe.F c8G&s2s - rs
hsfgahoTsaz states as 'bssr h@ga~ soil Is
@FFA tA8a% u kkks4F EAs4-GlUEz-
II IL said that the highest scope % e4a~
cation Is tie nstser performance - some
action og taing 20 - Aoae Hence he So
s-ys o. practical ssSeresafal asFleg ttasss E
nave mere o. tie rsxhr rfrx ar5 lead up
% larger Productions. wfsS economy o.
= Dor. than t5s Hs@rAry dissertations -
tsas artificial farmers. VITO ~ 4aee afti4
else han theories gn8 sn%cE5iat8s.- &1t
tfat We wo833 have less of literature E9T
amusement and recreation bat for sturdy
growth ard lrurro ssn1eats il crop give Ii
m0Ta biology. zoology ana ts3E2aT-
The Kansas farmer is Gre u the mast
progressive. ap-ts-siate ~ ths axe. Z be
heFe ssat IL ire Gsar fu5ure sacfl arcsc3e
pus 10 Tor exhibition 81 oar fairs AID ex~
positions representing asr.euitural f5oa
products. Gar cereals. fruits. a@d CIR H.
fsseS1icated vegetables aS wet as r0ReTS
ard plants. wlii be accompanied - is
sp@silgrse. II we could raise a fafr crap 81
corn aglrsssg the seas3D 81 1897 ia dry year.
with former experience. with car cor al
fertilizers ard the Use cf little iEoFe
common sense ws ear rs-ze fair corn
crop In Kaasas almost every year. ard -
the sT0iusten ~ Cur seed We can very na-
seytaiiy Increase TIE yield as oar Field f1ra
without Increase u expense CO lan9T. --
Topeka Cor. St. Louis Globe Democrat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20
Miss Anreh'~ Heroisu Rewarde Il

a4S t%HaEtfr0 cSltttfff
Before the commencement Of tte bust
ness NJ Plymouth police court the mayor
presented Miss Louisa MGrch, OF Plymouth
with the Royal Humane Society's cfrTiti-
cate CT velt5-u. in recognition Of the cour-
age she displayed IN saving a hoy from
drowning az R8ntham on August 9. WhFe
she was sitting reading on BantEam Beach
IN company with her younger sister. some
t2ys 1ho were bathing cried for aeip. and
Misc Murch At once want 20 the rescue in
company with Mr. Roberts. A Plymouth
sChop}a1astsr, the father OF ore Of the
boys. There was strong sea o.. ard the
boys were carried our by the current.
Miss Nugch reached Hugh Dac f~st and
brought him IN. while Mr. Roberts made
his way 10 The Others. The lady thea re-
turned 70 assist Mr.. Roberts. hut saw him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20

Barney Morris. aged rs years. earns his
daily bread by helping 10 keep Prospect
park. Brooklyn. free 0f vase paper and
rubbish.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20
The Sedttle-klOndike
Commercial Syndicate
pes1s EOS. aos. ao7. aos 200 WASHINGTON BLOCK
SEATTLE. WASH.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20
Narrow Escape From Drew uing.

Capt. l.. ". Garrison local agent OF the
Ship Owners Association. VAS nearly
drowned early this morning az the lower
errd Of the Pacific Coast Company bunk
ers. lfe lost hgs balance while walking
along the outer edge OF the bunker and
fell a considerable distance. After being
IN thu water about hfteen minutes his
friends fshei hiaa out. The patrol wagon
xas called ami JasIer Corning took n
70 HIS home. 5eS Twenty Attn avenue
Sns9th
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20

For information apply TO Seattle Steam
ship Company. NJ d. HAYNES. Gener-
al Freight and Passenger Agent, lI5 Cher
~ street. Phone Main SCI: or A. p Max
well, Agent. C5lemaa's Dock. Phone Main
S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20

DoxSEY a STEWART. Unaersakera
n Parlora corner OF Third anh
Columbia streets. Seattle. WashiaR.
ten. Txle1hens Ne. h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13
No MORE DELuSION FOR SPAIN
So Says Gen, Polayleln IN His Offer TO Head
New Party
s,,,.rt. Must be Told the Truth by tho
oo,crnment Peace Term. Accepted
by the Senate.

Madrid. Sept. is.-Thc Senate. at to-
d,,'s session. definitely adopted the
IIlspano. American protocol
Gen. Polavisja. former governor Of
Cuba and the Philippines. In a mani
feat, declaring his readln4sA q rlacc
himself at the head Of neutral party
in spanish politics. dcnou6ccs the "evllH
exlrilnn In the present political fys-
tenn" and declares ihas "every depart
meni needs cleansing"
His program begins Win = lfai,
tic rurFing Of the administrator anu
then advocates reform IN taNtiibn'
aud Qualification Of the electoral sys-
After pledelng "hls unswcfylng 10y
atty TO the throne" Gen. Polavleja
says! spain must shape her future
career Ia accordance with her rciu set
sphere 81 sovereignty, without los.
ing her aspirationa Ia the future. Above
ali things. full light l. required The
Spanish people must no longer b, de-
ludnd BY Misrepresentation as 90 the
couniry'H strength
In conclusion. he rcpudlaics the
charge that he IL aiming az dictator
rhlp, and appeals TO all Spanlards not
to be allcnt spectators 81 The fuil 81
our country. but 60 concentrate forces
and place me In power"
~ impartial. ~ Hcraldo. ~ Pals. FL
Tempo and ~ Globe approve the man.
ifosto, which. however. meets with
many signs OF disappr0val.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13
Tort Monre... IlIr IIe.rllal.

Washington. scpt. i2.-surFcon Gem
sfal StcrnhcrR today furnished some IN
tcrcstlnR details OF the plans of the
war department. referred 10 yesterday
by Secretary AlEer. for the establish
mcnt ~ two large. well-cduippcd vim
ter hospitals for the troops lie said
that, without attracting much attcn.
ton. the medical department had FOR
some time been at work erecting such
a hospital on the government ruHcrva-
ton at Fort Monroe. and he was
picascd 90 be able 60 announce that
Lieut.. Col woodruff. the surgeon In
charge, had reported that the hospital
would be ready for the reception VI
troops next Friday.
The now hospital viii be construct.
cd Of timber. after tho style OF regular
barracks, and wiz contain 1000 beds
II Il Intended for the reception OF alci,
soldiers returning from Porto Rico.
Looking ahead 30 the possibility Of
an extended occupation OF Cuban ports
BY the United States army. with the
resulting requirements upon the med.
ical department and care 81 the sick
soldiers Surgeon General stcrnbcrE II
planning for another hospital on even
larger scale. at some Of the larger
forts below Fortress Monroe. and moro
accessible from Cuba. lie has appoint.
ed medical board TO make an inspcc-
tion OF available places. and the Inn
preston prevails that the hospital viii
be located either at Charleston or sa-
vnnnah.
The hospital ships Rcaoiute and
Missouri are under orders 10 prepare
Immediately for a return trip 20 Porto
Rico. 60 bring back any sick soldiers
requiring home treatment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13

the smoker. while J. r. Gotham Of
For, Worth was badly injured by d
flying lee tank In the same car. IN,
engine turcnd completely over and I'm.
Fiuecr Nat Gilmour ana Fireman MI.
Ter were only saved from death by tho
steel cab whihc stood the crash.
Mail clerks Ewing and Field. VIM
Craup and VIM swift were throw
into the stream and had narrow
escape. swift's left hand was crushed
and the others suffered severe bruises
ENpressman Guy Walker was badly
bruised about the less.
The wrecked cars were turned ovei
and smashed. The dead and injured
were brought 20 Texarkaua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13
puRn roop AND DRINK
Does
your grocer money-bacl;
other baking powders as
he does SehtAiag's Besip
Does

the wisdom and thoroughness OF the
new sanitary arrangement ls supplied
by the lescnlng " sickness among Inc
new troops.
The chief source Of trouble now IA
the harbor. Near the city The a. ..renf
~ slight. a plan Is propured 20 -sdgs
thoroughly the muddy shiilows ex-
posed BY the tide and 10 project the
banks with either stone works or piles.
carrying the present Infectious acwnec
Two miles down the bay, where Tho
current u swlfter.
Tho sickness among the American
soldiers IL principally malaria. "A mild
form ~ yellow fever and dyacntary.
DEN Wood SAYS In the course OF an.
other month SlntiaFo viii be- na
hcaithfullnH the ordinary Southern city
IN the United States.
This week all the Spanish prisoners
viii leave. and The cuban army. save
the stan officers viii disbind. Many
Americans are arriving here IN search
OF business opporiunitlos They *.
press themselves rs fivorably i'm
pressed hy the commercial possibilities
o. tAn town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13
SIX HUNDRED PEOPLE KILLED.
,Iussuimans Attacking the Ruined Quar-.
t.r.-T.rribie Hatchery of chris.
than Inhabitants.

London. Sept. i2.--Thc correspondent.
OF the Times at Gambia. who has jus,
landed after fvo days In the road
stead. says;
About COO men. women and Children
were either burned alive or mastered
In the outbreak last week The Turk.
ish troops are now patrolllng and
blocking up the streets.
"MuasuimanH are attacking the
ruins OF the burned quarters Of the
town. whore the devastation IL COM
plcte. Blood IL visible everywhere.
such bodies Of the slain as were
not burned were removed yesterday
In carts and buried outside the town
limlta."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13
ratai Rallway Accident.

TeNarlsana. Tex. Sept is.-About
noon yesterday rain began falling here.
ana continued for thirty hours, the
country adjacent 10 Taxarknna being
Hooded. sulphur river rose twelve feet
iAat night. All trains entering Texar-
kama have been delayed on account OF
Mashouta, especially In Louisiana and
Texas, south and west OF here.
Passenger train No. 4 on the Texas
y Pacific railroad, lies In three TO six
1901 0f water near buchanan. twelve
miles south. n was late and running
AZ high rate OF speed when ID
switched around curve Into q wash
OUT ON feeding spur TO Sulphur river.
The iresilcwork and 700 feet Of track
We're gone, ana the engine. mall and
the water
Prof Caldwell. colored school
teacher OF queen City. Texas, waa
crushed to death In the forward end OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13
WILLING 10 hurry.
eiH"'sh i'acuatlon of Porto Rico Case.
81 yellow fster

sfNHN f'Nffs
a.. Nln Yuan a. Porto Rico. Son, a.
~, TWO evacuation committee. heid
an hours session today AMI att,usnod
unll wednesday The AnerIe,n com
ill.sl9nrfs made known their pnsltion
l,F'tllnH the evacuation and iransSer
~ inc Island, In accordane1 win
s.nlf lhfductluns from Wnshtngtnn
h,tr Instructions they decline 10
.H. PUBLIC az present, a. puhllelty
,i',i,l' Aa 20 embarrassment In neeo.
'.'unsi nut he spanlHh commits.
~, ga not disclose their posltlon
NV 'ne nature " their Instructions
!, manifested however. Willingness
sbi. VIZ a. much expedition as pos.
s,,..o ,nu our commissioners are
ds,,|. sllh the way In which their
IA w nave been Informally received
M. s,lllnurnmeni gives the Spaniards
h $50 ,,rtAfe their reply. When that
m ,I,sl,l' Issues VIII be Joined and
ia .aiuan hec0me clear
OF v'n...l .rt' u any, the appearance
plTso ltfer among the troops at
shoult Nv nave Is pr0blematlcal.
doub,i,Ms rover spread, Il would
mlls.e, induce the American COM
10 ths. To hasten the evacuation
IA. NJ. 'unsi, but MS yet there Is NOT
demie ~ reason 20 expect an epl-
nav N-h brooke says the two casea
dean reported 10 him ana one
h. e,,.n soon a. he learned OF these
MIA "a all suspects 10 be isoiated.
q M Wv or preventing the spread
M n. NN'cllnn, II IL believed thai
''''h AZ eIb1ney. Wv 'F'"''"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13

Portland. Me-, Sept. i2-The state
election today resulted In the success
Of the full Republican ticket no fol-
lows!
dovernor-Iiewlyn Powers OF Houi-
ton.
Cungrcssmen-Firat district. Thomas
u. Reed 81 Portland. Second district.
Nelson DinFiey ~ Lewiston: Third
district. Edwin g. Burlelrh OF Augusta;
Fourth district, Charles A. Boutclle Of
Bangor,
The election was marked by com.
parntivc apathy on the part Of the Re-
nublicnnn who felt secure. while the
Democrats perhaps taking little
more interest, with an apparent desire
To make better showing than In 1885,
or 1926, put some vim Into the cam
paign. the result N which was seen In
nearly every town.
The net Republican loss was n per
cont while the Democratic loss was
II per cent.
Speaker Reeds vote shows falling
on OF nearly 1000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13
rtLteRAPHlc sRtWrles.

Gen. Miles says the troops 10 garri-
son cuba aave not been selected yet
Enie Bant Of Company 4. Twenty
fourth Infantry, ls dead % yellow fever,
IN Cuba.
Between 500 and 900 cotton operatives
Mt Fan River. Mass. have struck
against a reduction 10 wages.
Tho central committee of the Clilzen's
parry 10 New York has ind1rlad The0.
dore Hoosovelts candidacy for COVER
nor.
Bclnforcemant8 have itfi France 10
Join Major Narchand, who o. believed
% have occupied Flaaoia. on the
White Nile above Khartoum.