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CINCINNATI AND JACKSONVILLE
Macon. Atlanta. Chattanooga. Cincinnati.
Chicago. Toledo. Detroit, Cleveland, Louisville
and st. Louis.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03
-soos New wsr Terms.

"John. what makes you stay down
town 20 late at nishtsi" inquired sn
angry wife Of her husband out on Four
teenth avenue last night.
They're talking war down town and
urge that tell my experiences In the
last war ~ sort Of pointer"
But in your sleep you say I'm In
What does that msanf"
"Why. you know, II they ask me Il ia
70 10 war again Of course I'd Say that.
wouldn't l, darlingf"
Yes. dear and sometimes you ssy. "It's
up to you"
That's when I'm going down the line
asking questions Of my company"
But what do You moan when you ssy
It's open.'"
"Do I say it loudf"
"Yes, . little bit exclsmstory."
"Wsll, that's whom the engagement
opens up"
"And IL you keep talking about the
reds and whites what IL thatf"
20, bless you, that u the colors Of the
Dag"
"well. don't 20 TO var. will you. JOhss"
"Unless nv country demands u.
then-"
Tho explanation seemed 70 b satisfae-
toFy.-Dsnuer Times.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

There il . great deal Of conjecture a.
to the exact titles and positions Of those
holding officers commissions in our navy.
Loosely speaking. Dewey and Sampson
are "admirals," and they have a right to
that title, as every naval officer in charge
OF a squadron 10 admiral Of the feet"
but the rank Of admiral in the United
States navy is at the present time obso-
lete, as is that Of vice admiral. The last
admiral was the late David Porter. and
the last vice admiral was s. G. Rowan,
who retired in 1889. Since that time the
highest Of naval ranks has been that OF
rear admiral. Until Dewey received his
commission by n special act Of congress
there were only six officers Of this grade.
The seven rear -admirals rank by seDioity
Of service-in the etiquette Of tho navy
il not in the opinion of the country.
There is one other flag rank"-that Of
the commodore-and an officer holding
this distinction may be in command Of .
feet. Below him stand the command
ranks" the captain leading and the com
mander and lieutenant commander com
ing next. The lieutenant stands next.
with tho ensign just below, and the nsval
cadet, who 10 generally a healthy and
manly boy just out Of Annapolis, is at
tho bottom Of the ladder. To get .
proper idea Of the importance Of these
ranks it should be understood that gen.
erals of land forces rank with admirals,
Acknowledgements with vice-admirals.
major generals with rear -admirals, briga-
dier generals with commodores, cosonels
with captains, lieutenant-coloue,s with
commanders, majors with lieutenant
commanders, captains with lieutenants,
and lieutenants with ensigns. The Office
Of captain in the navy, it will be seen,
far outranks the same title among land
forces, while each OF the other ranks
stand proportionately higher than that
OF an officer holding the same title in the
infantry. cavalry or artillery.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

War has already ceased to be a joke or
thought Of - but the diversion Of a day
for our nation. Two hundred thousand
volunteers have been called into service
and the regular army recruited to sixty
i've thousand men. A quarter million OF
the best type Of American manhood have
gone forth to meet Spanish arms and
yellow fever, and carry the blessed flag
OF freedom with its message to an op-
pressed people to offer protection and
give to the world new nation. when
this cruel war il over" how many Of us
will not have . relative or a friend in a
tropic grave, and az Memorial Day recurs
each year We will plant flags and weave
Hrsathes about them in memory Of the
heroes Of the last war Of the century. II
10 not reasonable to expect that our boys
will come back with ranks unbroken
though the result at Manila has convinc.
ed the people Of the Great Republic that
the God Of war IL with the American
arms.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

Edward Bellamy, author and philos-
ophsr. has passed to the unknown walks
OF the valley shadows. His life was not
smblazoned with the glory OF war, but
its light will brighten the world for its
shoughts of psace and perfecting new
sdsah TO bring happiness to the world.
Looking Backward" has been read and
cherished In . million American homes,
md It b the dream OF several hundred
thousand men to yet sec the presepts
sasrein cot forth in actual practice. II
wsa hoped when Mr.. Beuamy came to
colorado year ago. that the climate
might restore health and strength. But
eonsumption was too thoroughly fastened
upon him. and he has passed into sleep
irom which the awakening may be IN .
land whore some Of his immortal dreams
are realized
The silver lance., 1898-06-03
4

Tho Denver Sunday Poet made its bow
10 tho Colorado public Sunday morning.
and a. was anticipated its standard Il
higher than that Of any other western
journal. Tho genius Of james Barton
Adams and A. w. Steele combined in q
Memorial Day frontispiece, produced ons
Of the handsomest front page designs Of
the year. Colorado's best, brightest and
most progressive Newspaper ID the Poet
and its influence u bong keenly felt By
the morning papers Of the capital city.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03
6uLvn SIX. LEAD 1856
Monday was Decoration
Decoration Day, and loving hearts
Day. prompted willing hands

Decoration Day, and loving hearts
Day. prompted willing hands
to bedeck with laurels
the spots Of earth where sleep departed
loved ones. Throughout tho nation this
memorial service was probably observed
with more sincerity and devotion than
ever before. The holiday was first set
apart for tho purpose Of doing honor to
thoss who have fallen in defence
oe the nation, hence in this poriod
Of war 1t commands thoughts new to tho
present generation. Wreathes Of orange
blossoms and magnolias will rest above
the dust Of brave boys buried on south
esn Aslds, whether they wore the blue or
tho gray, ali are Americas dead today.
Victims Of Spanish treachery who passed
with tho Maine" slumber beneath gar
lands fair. Northern graves are bright
with the rose and lily interviewer with
the foliage Of the fresh evergreen and
sturdy oak. The Great Republic will
never forget those who respond to her
call in the hour Of need, either in rom
dsring them support in life or keeping
fresh memories Of their valorous deeds
when the soul walks in the Elysian field
where the purest and best are blossoms
along eternity's shore.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03
Facts In q Few Llues.

A German professor reports he has
found living bacteria in wine which had
been bottled Is or 81 years.
Burnt sienna is really q paint made
from the natural earth found in the
neighborhood Of Sienna, italy.
The bell Of Big Ben. London, weighs
IA tons the bell Of st. Paurs cathedral
new clock has q weight Of tons.
Every week 100000 oysters are swal-
lowed by the people OF London Half Of
the shells are brolen up and used for
asph 1T pa, ing.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

Colonel William Jennings Bryan will
lead the new Nebraska regiment which
goes to the front at once, in response to
the second call for volunteers. Bryan
was born to lead and il opportunity offers
he will come back covered with glory.
His dauntless courage and patriotism is
Of the kind that will not waver in the
face OF danger.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03
The Colorado Trading
and Development co.
=: CRYSTAL, COLORADO.

The celebrated Black Quecu case which
has been in court for several years and
tho cause for idleness Of one Of the big
propositions Of this district, has bsen
settled by an agreement reached between
the attorneys Of the company owning the
property, and C.J. 8. Hoover represent
ing the conflicting interests. 1t 10 to be
hoped the mine will soon resume opera
tions. for II would add . considerable
number Of men to the camp.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03
Summers Approach.

The budding blossom,
Tho tender warmth OF June;
The green foliage,
Tell twill be summer soon.
Der fast melting snow
Old Sol proudly rises high,
To set his bright glow
In the blue June-time sky.
The blue bell, the rose,
The lucca's wax-like flower
All with fragrance grow
To summers perfect hour.
FRANK l. WHITE.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

II the government would issue green-
backs to tho amount necessary to carry
on the war and make them . full legal
tender for all dues, public or private,
they would always be worth their face
value, and there would be no necessity
for issuing interest bearing bonds.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

A Gunnison youth lost large portion
Of one hand few days ago ~ q result Of
playing with q dynamite cap. People in
mining regions should learn that caps
are nearly a. bad a. the dynamite they
are designed to explode.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

VI. RockafeIlsr Of Crested Butte d
mentioned a. the Western Slope candi-
oase Tor governor. We don't know what
Tom Patterson and Ikey Stevens or tho
otasr politicians over at Denver think Of
~ out 1t 10 safe to say that whom West
..n blope candidate actually clears his
secxs tor action 1t will make the politi-
esstsos think the bombardment is not to
postponed until after the stormy
toooon,
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

The other day We met 4 woman whose
duty it was to find q new floral emblem
for her club, the feur- de-lis having been
discarded because Of the attitude Of
France in the Spanish American war.
Perhaps war will cultivate . spirit Of
self-reliance, and teach our people that
the stamp Of Paris or Berlin upon an
article il not necessary to make it OF
value or merit.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

Wednesday, Pres. Mckinley. touched
the button which set in motion the ma
chinery at the Trans Mississippi and
International Exposition. Omaha offers
to the public an attraction second only to
the Worlds FAIR at Chicago. and withal
this is year of war, there is little doubt
It will prove q success in every way.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

Tho Mineral Point Mining Company
are going to put one Of the Jackson hand
drills on tho Daisy main drift. - an OK
pertinent. II the drill works successfully
there will be two or three added in order
to hasten development. The full force
Of mon are at work again and are pro-
crossing nicely. good ore showing In all
tho Slopes.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

Prince Bismark says the United States
is not sincere. 1t is noticeable that most
Europeans base their opinions Of this
eountry's purposes upon knowledge Of
the perfidy Of their own nations, rather
than any intelligent idea Of the American
people or government.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

Has anybody heard Of Mark Hanna or
Grover Cleveland offering to 60 to the
front in q blue uniform with u. g. v. Oh
the collar.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

Under the management Of c. NJ. Dan
ford, DeBeque has an excellent weekly
paper in the Post, which would be .
credit TO q much larger town. The Post
springs from triple alliance Of interests
heretofore represented by the Era, Wild
West, and Plateau Valley Herald.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

Lum Sans has six men engaged to
commence work on the Columbia - soon
as it IL possible to got up TO the mine, on
Whitehouse. Tho force will be increased
TO ton men - soon a. some preliminary
work is done, and Mr.. Sans also intends
to have some work under way at Sco6sld
as soon a. possible.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

Colorado will soon be wrapped in the
smoke Of another campaign. The powers
are already coaling their cruisers and
general orders will soon be issued from
the COMMUNICATIVE chief.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

Tho ordinary steamship route from
San Francisco to Manila via Hawaii
would be about as follows; from San
Francisco to Hawaii, seven days; to
Ladrones. eleven days; thence to Man
lila, six days.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

A boy under age who enlists in the
army must have the written consent OF
his parents, but married man can 60
without securing his wife's consent. Well
perhaps tho wives are glad to be rid Of
men who choose to leave families for the
army, so long a. the need ID not more
urgent than at present.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

From Marble comes reports that gold
has been found in paying quantities at
tho tunnel worked under . lease BY
Brown Brothers tho past winter. It 10
said the ore yields fourteen ounces gold
TO the ton.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

Dewey like Dewsy's way
OF rushing the war throughf
Likewise Sampson and 6chley
All thsre! w-Dewey-dof
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

House cleaning and spring improve
z ents arc no Il o. der Of the day.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03
FROM THE FIELD.
Paragraph Of Interest from the seeas q Ac'
tion In the Fereign War.

Az usual the war news Of the week 10
made up Of telegraph reports FROM "abso-
iulely reliable" sources, which are re-
futed at Washington. An army Of fifty
thousand will form the first army for
Cuba; by way Of target practice Schley
has thrown few shells into the forts at
the entrance to Santiago harbor.
-
On the southeast coast of Cuba will
probably be fought one of tho magnif-
cent naval engagements OF the war. In
fact the great conflict may have taken
place already. The Spanish feet, now
definitely known to be in the harbor Of
Santiago de Cuba, is composed Of the
following vessela
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

pvsry person Interested in ~ nsuh
Greek Mining District. and Csysena
River valley. should rsad The eaLvn
LAxcs 70 keep informed upon IL
progress Of development and bright
sning prospects Of this section. oa60
brings you the LAxcs for yeas.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

r.,xst.l is the coming metropolis OF
~ Rock Creek Mining District. No
other district in the world abounds
-.;th snch q variety OF both the, rich
and base minerals, and no section Of
~. Centennial State offers better
onnortunities for Investment.
The silver lance., 1898-06-03

Special r.tss quoted on application.
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, vPoo and 1d' Sndon Cables American ny
r@tts sfaqy at selling e ss.e per n shipments
TO day Included 500 and $500 quarters OF beef 10
Masconomo. 1919 quarters OF beef to Liverpool On
the t'mbria cattle Hull the ontario ana tue
Kansas City with 100 cattle, Will sail Tor b's''i '''
CALVES Receipts to-day were 1873 head. all Tor me
market and % head were held oyer o s7 per 100
$ Co CITY dressed , Xeais rs.eg
lOql2l7c per II; country dressed sold at 9hc'
grassers and buttermiks al ga SC , IN ~ ovsr
Judd CO. 62 Dela%ars veas 10 70
NJ collins Il Virginia yeais. 1874 NJ at SO DO So
r@2 q, &C., n, Dc ' az = So a. o. 0u'er'"'
andrew Mullen 1 veal, 10 NJ at 81; II 'fed calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts to day were ~ cars n,
24s5 head including car for city eu'Gne torh a@
cars on sale ~ which i3i1 Jersey City and T" az
sixiieth-s sheep slow but steady; lambs sun
stock were 10 sell at the close Ordinary N prime sheep
sold g 5oaS q per 100 NJ poor to pr' n%s ar 81.
pressed mutton slow sdssc per M dressed 'an'ps
''gsT Xewton Co.: 2is West virginia lambs eS -
average ut s. Il, per 100 m 225 do G3 ~ al 81 90 zt-
DO G3 10 at s. 314; o3 Indiana d. . No. a. - % o. az
20 20 at Sc Wesi v ineS d. 81 n 81 sos %
do 50 n. a - -; bucks 100 10 a. S5o -, ca 10,
RuTalo DO ~ NJ at 81 70 81 do SO H. at 81 90 Ia West
Virginia do 81 N. At s. 80. ,.. - ~ =, 8, rs.
,et Kntcv DO os N a, So II Kentucky sheep. io7 b.
e9: ig y,rf9: 2, s smi: T Il nj at tu +
s7l4 80 Pennsyiya9,a sheep io ~ at S'"S'
H. Fl Hume Bro go Western lambs ~ ~ ,6 a. had
Including hair car Western for the market No 90 ~
reporied Nomnaly steady At s. 2oSs 70 Pe5 asc for
medium and G1Gi5c for light weights
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Wagner Palace cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch ldght. . ...,.-
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Foreign houses took but lit

previous larges. crop figures Foreign houses 1T
part the early dealings Cash wheat again very
.r s held and quoted 7a7izc December No
RED spot and IHQsi7c No Northern the various
uIeneres The export business amounted TO about -
Ddus all ports Beerbohm advices stated that the dis
, rtsed provinces In Russia buying wheat at the
interior where wheat and prices very high ana
SOCKS light This authority also reported rain In Argn-
ne and less for apprehension Ocusts OWING
10 heavy clearances Of wheat country this week.
world shipments expected 10000 bush.
Northwestern receipts LIP
last week and 266 year ago. The expectation IL
mat the movement will considerably larger.
The French markets Influenced by estimates
lost FRIDAYS advance and closed 0d25 points lower on
wheat and 1oqs5 points of -four Antwerp closed s
franc net higher on the curb market steady.
with December ranging from GsSsc bid Gs c BID clos
ing "sNac bid COfSN-The market STEADY all the
morning and closed isc higher. Export transactions
We're reported at l.2OO0O bush all ports and the spot
market strong with No quoted lc over December
o ahoat The export business FOR shipment az
prompt as possible. Through light stocks in England
tho Liverpool market quoted $3.50 net hsh,
er. despite the decline In wheat. on the curp
December was quoted from 34%c to 34sc cos
ing "iisc. al O'Clock. .OATS-The trade IN odts
was unmrortant and the market entirely nomna VIZ,
out export demand. No quoted AZ 2Gc: No 8 oats
DC; No white 2si1c; No white. 21isc; No white
clips. 29i2c track mixed. 25a21c; track white Nirs4c
-. .RYE-Market easier No 2 Western. 53g53I7c
afoa, TO arrive 49c 1 Buffalo: State rye. io7c
Ne vork