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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-25
Everybody should Iiave
v. B. Ch0DTl0n'S HCTDeSS OIL.

Makes leather waterproof Sold by z.nM.L.
Newman-Not shoe Co., II. NJ. Teets' Barg,lr
CO., sears Grain Store, Utah Butter House.
Salt Lake Stove 4 Hardware Co, Crows Hnr.
ness shop, Hooks Harness Store and mann
others
AVOID SUBSTITUTES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-25

Chlldren's extra fine fast black mace
cotton Hose, with double sole, double
knee high-spliced heel and toe, in sizes
from to sls, this is an extra fine quail
ity for misses and is well worth s0c a
pair, they go in this sale at. only, a
pair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-25

The grand values we are showing
this week at
25c AND So A PAIR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-25

This is the very best wearing Hose
for boys the money can buy. They are
extra heavy. very strong and guaran-
teed fast black No other hose Will
take its place, our price this week Is
only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-25
Ladies Kid Gloves Mt Greatly Reduced

Last day of 2. C. NJ I. Great May
Sale, Saturday, May Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-25

Childrens fast black seamless cot
ton Hose, in sizes to 9Ik, in fine
ribbed, medium weight for misses, or
rough and ready kind that don't easily
wear out, cheap at zoe pair. our
sale price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-25
LADIES' And
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY

We are showing the greatest line of
ladies' extra fine maco cotton and Isle
thread Hose, in plain and fancy, ever
shown in this city, they are regular Csc
and 75c qualities. will go in this great
sale at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26
Sh,iter and Is. cubans

GomeZ's statement concerning mis-
gratitude to the Americans Is In marked
contrast to that which Is attributed TO
Garcia, who felt slIghted that he
was mot invited to participate in the
surrender Of Santiago, and withdrew his
force from the vicinity of that city.
Gomez Is reported to have said: 81 have
only to say that the only man who has
anythingtodo fn the direction Of matters
Is Mr.. Mckinley, and we shall do what
ever he says. I have given instructions
to all my forces to cooperate with the
Americans, to whom we are much In
debted."
Gomez seems to have a more thorough
understanding. and. therefore. better
appreciation of the intentions of the
United States. and Of the rules of con-
Quoting war of this nature than has
Garica. In the case Of the latter, what
may have occurred between General
shaf,er and General Garcia seems to
have largely grown out of this mlsun-
Outstanding By Garcia and Of the fall
ure of General shafter to cause the stu
alton to be made plain to him. General
shafter takes purely military view OF
all matters, and possibly did not con-
slider it necessary to exercise
the diplomacy which might have
avoided an unpIeasantness How
ever, there Is every indication that
the matter will be arranged satlsfactOr-
ily. General shafter. has in his reports,
given Garcia's force credit for its valua-
bic assistance in. the Santiago cam
palgn. and also in q letter written to
Garcia himself,
The exaggeration Of sensational news
paper correspondents, who seem to be
at the head of an anti-cuban movement
are evidently accountable for the
wrong impressions that have been ere
ated in this country. Undoubtedly there
have been Cuban exhibitions of a lack
of anything more than desire to glut
themselves with American rations, but
they do not appear to have been troops
under Garclds command.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26
WURDER OF NAsoNs
By the spani,h-aIaaaAsrs of tbs Grand
Lodge of santiago.

Ry the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the Grand
Lodge Of Santiago.
ONEIDA, N. Y. July 25.-captain w.
Hector Gale. OF this place, is member
OF oneida Lodge No. 276, F. and A. NJ.
and one Of It's worshiptul past masters.
Yesterday he said:
Now that the day of retrlbutIon has
come to Santiago de Cuba, every Free
Mason in the country will rejoice be-
cause Of the massacre thirty years ago
OF the Masonic Grand Lodge OF SAM
tIaEu and the subsequent treatment OF
the widows and orphans Of the members.
an 1869 the grand lodge met at SAM
tiago, as had been Its custom. 1t had
never been disturbed by the govern
ment, but on the night before the meet
ing information was given out thatNar-
rests would be made. and II resistance
were offered the building and every one
in II would be burned by the troops
aIn view OF this threat the meeting
WIS held with open doors, yet the fra
ternity men were arrested, and three
hoYrs after sunrise the next morning
they were all taken outside the city
and shot.
Next, the families Of these murdered
Masons were placed on trial for the al
legged acts of their husbands and fath-
ers and brothenS The result was that
their property was cnnhscated, and they
were declared paupeTs, and the popu-
lace was forbidden, on pain OF impris-
onment, TO give any of them assist
anSe. These families. deprived OF home,
food. shelter and the means OF obtain
ing them, and forbidden TO leave the
Jurisdiction OF Santiago de Cuba, sought
shelter In the woods.
"The inhumaniiies and baFbarties
which these women and children were
subjected to pass belief They were
charged with all sorts OF robberies IN
order to have them chased by blood
bownds. These chases were followed
nv mob, and when a Victim was
conrhr she was tortured until she either
confessed or died. Their bodies, after
these iendish fortunes, were LETT upon
fine ground IN horrible mutilauon.
IAN attempt was made at the time TO
induce our government to intercede for
these helpless sufferers, but q came 10
nothInR In 1896 there were 300 OF them
and IN 1874 thirty or forty still survived.
The others died from starraaon OF were
killed by bloodhounds' -. ,,t.
an 1874, when the crew OF the VIZ
gInIus was captured and murdered the
crew OF the Spanish vessel. the lorna .i!l-
do. made a great celebration, About
n,Idnigbt. when they had all been
drInkIng freely OF wine, party was
formed to hunt with bioodhounds the
remainder OF these survivors OF the
grand lodge massacre. The hunt was
dsscrfbed as too terrible TO relate. After
II was over an American consul be-
longing 10 the fraternity went Into the
woods and arranged for the burial OF
nine who had been murdered, and FOUND
seven others not yet dead. but suner-
ing and mutllated, - a.,
%There are more murders than tn,s ,e
OF the Maine to be avenged IN TINS
war"
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mot % the point In he absence Of the
probability Of Guch a lining happening.
If this country takes possession Of
Puerto Rico, the revenues yof Puerto
Rico win be counted on. The in-
demnity this country win demand from
Spain win be secured by territory or
otherwise before peace Is declared. and
problems growing theTefrom VIII deubt-
less be wisely solved, while the United
States has no lntestlon Of adopting any
policy which win not be to the advan-
tage az the country, or which would
prove a burden to the people.
The talk about imperialism" q the
rankest demagogy. The United States,
as a result Of this war. will demand and
receive that which will warrant It in
the expenditure Of every dollar in driy-
ing Spain from this hemisphere. In the
commercial advantages all the people
viii share. The only thing that cannot
be recovered will be the lives of the
brave men VINO have been sacrificed in
the great cause which has been espoused
by all the people crf this republic.
The questions which viii arise In the
future will be dealt with wisely. as'haye
the questions in the past and present
emergencies. The people are as willing
TO trust to that future and the good
sense of the government as they are
to show confidence in all tina. Is being
done in the conduct of hOstilities. The
political party that is seeking at this
critical perod to prejudice the public
against the men a. the wheel Of the Ship
OF State, while endorsing the conduct
OF the war, Is not helping along the COM
fidence which is go necessary Just now
though it's intentions may be good In
the meantime. the immediate expenses
Of the obligations which we have as
sumed as nation must be met. That
must be done by raising money Just as it
Is being raised.
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sh,t,,r Ia IS, Y,IIon, Iournai,.

The yellow correspondents who have
been expelled from Cuba by General
shafter, three of them for circulating
snfiammatory posters. and another for
resisting the military authorities and
making personal assault on the COM
handing general OF the army himself,
are learning that when yellow Journal
lists assume to conduct the war without
consulting the government and its mill
tary authorities at the seat ofwar, they
must take the consequences.
The ofrenses committed by these cor
respondents. on the part of three of
them an action calculated to inclte
riot, and othe other a gross insult to
the general In command. and resisting
the military authorities, in his anxiety
to advertise the yellow newspaper by
which he is employed. were Of the graV-
est character, and could have been pun
ishable by death. General Skaters ae'
tlon in expelling them from Cuba was
more generous treatment than they
might have received from a more severe
comannder. and they may be grateful
that they Jared no worse.
The Incident doubtless will have a
wholesome effect upon the sensational
correspondents of other papers, Certain
it is that the papers represented By the
men in disgrace will have to give a
pledge for the observance of the rules
of prudence" by correspondents sent to
take their places.
one of the good results OF the victory
at Santiago may be said to be this lesson
administered 20 the yellow journals. the
Representatives of which have been I'LL
ing their columns with a style of mat
ter suited to their moral color. and
which have themselves arrosantly as
sumed to mlsrepresent and advise the
the conduct Of the war. Il Is pity
that Skaters action cannot he extend
ed and applied TO tho yellow newspapers
themselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26
PASSING pLEAsANTRGEs,

voriatIon.-The Common Person-so
col, a rc welded to your art? The Art
ysts1pear moi am in love with Il
Cincinnati Enquirer.
standing on His Rights. Willie, tel
AZ Wbitebnnd the names OF Nonh's
sons = "Not much won't-this Is va
cofIon. "-CIeVeIand Plain Dealer
IIoy.jtt-I aat ut the table next to
,.o,,rs nj the restaurant yesterday. and
I don't see how you could laugh NJ the
ttsIe stories Gruet was telling. levitt
He was paying for the dlnner.-Truth'
TI,tte pncher--Uncle John thinks you
are awfully smart. ! guess. MISS Pocsls
Pew 40 YOU know ne does, Johnnie
I.ittIe pltcher-He said II could not be
very hard work to write poctry.-l3os-
ton Transcript
Calculation. -wife-Here's letter
from tbe SCOTS. asking us To spend a
ycek with them In Emsville. Husband
Lets see. Fares SIS II they'd make
n Two weeks, or pay the fare one way
we could do it.-BroOMyn Life
A Geographical Dilemma.-"Thls sus-
pense." said the Philippine Islander
twill XIII me before long" what suh-
pense?i "of not knowing whether I'm
going TO land In France, Germany
spai5. England or the United States
Philadelphia North American.
A Deadly Grudgc.-"You and Brig
Gins don't semo 10 be very good friends
any more" mo. he is a wolf In Sleeps
clothing" why what did he ever do
ts wake you conceive such an opluiou
OF hlm?" MADE me believe ought Ia
take my bicycle apart for the purpusl
Of cleaning it"-Chtcago News,
''What do you think Of the proposition
10 compel surfacc-c cars 10 carry people
for nothing unless they are provided
with a place 70 cit DOWN." asked Mul-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26

I remember, / remember
How / used to sit and scold
When, on getting down TO breakfast,
would find the coffee cold;
How l used TO turn my nose up
II the steak was done too rare
But, oh, for home and mother,
And the dear old bill Of fare.
/ remember, remember
How | always would ppbFald
Myself for eating rarebits
That my little sweetheart made;
How used to worry over
My digestion night and day,
And the pills used to punish
To drive fnncied Ills away.
remember. ! remember
How ! used TO sit and soon
When fancled that the butter
Must be Just little off;"
How scorTied the lowly biscuits
Tint my sister used 10 make!
And the things l said concerning
Her attempts at Jelly cake!
Oh, It may be childish weakness
That possesses me, but |
Would give a whole months wages
For one piece Of mothers pie,
And I think that I'D be willing
To walk twenty miles to-day
Just for one OF those dear doughnuts
That / used TO throw away.
Cleveland Leader.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF catarrh that cam
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
], Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able 10 carry out aug obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX. Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo. o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Hairs Cntarrh Cure is taken intcrnRly
Is, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, Testl-
nonlals sent free. Price T5c. per bot
tie. Sold by druggists
Hairs Family Pills are the best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26
UNIVERSAL IxPERIEECE
of,hs Man who BAs the Very Convenient
Telephone.


Telephone.
Chicago Record: A man who had
stopped at a south side grocery to pay
a small account was present when the
telephone bell rang and he heard this
much of the conversation:
Eyes"
eyes, this is HInkley's; yes"
"Mr. Brown. Of 45l3 Neoscaleeta street
you won't be hOme-sudden business
When WI the grocer came back to his
waiting customer he said: There; that's
the ruin Of my trade"
"What Is?"
"Why, that telephone"
Then he proceeded to explain.
There's a fine residence neighborhood
around here" he said, land when
started in q year ago practically had
all the trade. was progressive and
wanted 20 branch out, and 50 among
other improvements put In telephone.
The Dutchman up the street was too
slow to initiate my example and re-
lied upon getting all his trade in addi-
tlon to that which the former proprle-
tor turned over to me here.
"WeIl, what happened? The lirst day
my name went Into the directory re-
celvcd telephone call from Mr.. Miles
asking me 10 send around and tell Mrs.
Niles he wouldn't be home for dinner
maybe not at all that night. Mrs. Miles
heard and froze me, and treated me like
an enemy who had 1ured her husband
out of his house. She quit dealing with
me. Shortly after Mr.. Bartholomew
called me up and requested me just to
step around and tell his wife he had q
big trade on and couldn't come home.
did so and in her disappointment Mrs.
Bartholomew acted toward me like q
Spaniard. She has never been in the
store since. A few days later Mrs. Da-
Wis looked at me stonily because took
the trouble to walk over and present
the excuses Of MT. Davis, who would
not be home. That withdrew $50 a
the Fosters and Karbachs also dropped
out on account OF the YeXation Of wives
whose husbands used me as a breaker
OF the faith.
Maybe you've some time found an
acquaintance In state Of inebriety,
and for very pity and kindness Of heart
have taken him home. DO you remem-
Der what his wife said to you? She re-
buked you for leading her husband
astray and heaped bitterness upon you.
That's the way with my customers and
the telephone. / am simply an accom-
plice Of the men who want to stay
down town.
"I'n either have to take the phone out
or break up"
Evidently he chose the Drawer course,
for when the customer passed that way
month afterward there was a SHERIFF
sale" card at the door.
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ateiy ne had TO 50 ashore swimming,
and had saved none Of his clothes, and
could only oHeF the ilSsle fellow ms su-
tograph Instead OF a button. he COM
cluded his letter thus; II remain most
sincerely your servant who kisses your
hand" This little act Of cervera toward
an eleven-year-old Americau boy, UNI
der such circumstances shows that he
has a heart under the grim exterior OF
Spanish warrior.
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a. Imp.ortanL Mtalure.

elsewhere viii be found a communi-
cation concerning a matter which win
come before the city council and which
will more than likely receive prompt
and favorable attention. II has 10 do
with the subject Of the eneroachments
ON the harbor line OF the Ohio river,
and the policy heretofore followed OF
granting concessions 10 those who ask
for privileges. which, according to the
government engineers, has ieOpardized
the interests Of the Ohio Valley as a
waterway.
The 1ntelligencer feels sure that
members Of council realize fully the i'm
portance Of the matter. and win concur
In the proposition which directly In
wolves the commercial interests of the
city. The writer of the communication
presents the matter clearly, and we
commend It 70 careful reading by
councilmen and citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26

The fact that the Spanish gnrrIsons
At various points outside Of Santiago eX-
pressed pleasure when informed of the
surrender, and were not only delighted
at the prospect OF returning home. but
az having their atomhchs filled with
American rntlons. is evidence Of tho de-
plorable condition they were in. 1t is
probable that there nre fow. IL any,
cases in history in which the prtvates in
nm army reJolccd over falling into the
hands Of the enemy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26

The reports from Madrid OF peace
overtures arc just as plentiful now as
they have been at any dime. The pub
Nc IS learning to place no credence in
these Madrid dispatches. 1t is just a
HttIe strange that the frequent peace
Efforts reported by Madrid correspond
ents are never heard Of after the In
formation Is announced from the Span
ish capital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26
ms REsEAIpI.ANr,R

A tedious preacher had preached the as
size sermon before Lord Yelverton. He
came down, smiling, to his iordship after
tss ssTvhSe . 9q efEpect9 iStd
how did you like the sermon7" "Oh, most
wonderful" replied Yelverton; ''it was like
the peace OF God. It passed all UNDER
standing: and, like his mercy. thought
It would have endured forever. "-Argo-
mann
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26

Mrs Hobsieigh-Does your daughter
expect 10 graduate from the high school
this year?
Mira wedgewood-She did expect to,
but her dressmaker is sick, and I'm
afraid Jessie will have to put It OF until
next term
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26
ONO COUNTY REPUBLICAN, TICKET

Readers Of the Daily lnteIlig.neer IeOV-
ing town can have tho paper sent TO any
address IN the United States, postpaid,
for one month, IS cents; for two weeks,
20 cents. Address changed as otte1 as
desired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26

NOR SALE OR E1ScHANGE-iN !
growing new manufacturing town \
Weff Virginia, business and resident,
PROPERTY paying nearly q per cent net. i
Splendid Investment; also D fine openlhr
for a dry goods or general store. viii
sell or exchange for a good drug tusneii
Furniture store or fruit farm. This Z q
opportunity worth investigation. Adore
Z. D. Box 3, Terra Alta, VI. Va
iyli,tthess
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ligatawney. ut won't work on the ca
BE. They'll simply start the cars with
an extra Jerk that viii make every
standing passenger cit on the moor.
Then they'll take up their fares" said
Finks,-Harper'8 Bazaar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26

General Miles will have all the men
he wants In Puerto Rico, and the fate
of San Juan is a foregoue conclusion. 1t
Is not likely that the capture will be ac-
companied by much fighting. II the an
nounced plan of the character of the
campaign is followed out. Old Glory
doubtless already floats over Puerto
Rican soil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26

The Pittsburgh Dispatch calls atten-
ton to the fact that yesterday was St,
James Day. and to the popular super
stltion that Il it rains on that day
there viii be no chestnuts that year.
Well. It ralned hard hereabOuts yester7
day, very hard.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
----------------~S------------~
Atlantic City, n. ).
..HOTEL IMPERIAL AND COTTAGES...


ALLAN FlC cry n. j.
Maryland avenue. 30 yards from Beach.
Full ocean view Wide thrce-story pprches.
a frst-clRss family houEe with moderate
rates. Every comfort and convenience for
900 guests Large roornS, some with four
TO eight windows. Healthiest locality. At
tractlve surroundings. Artcslan water,
Appointments and table OF the highest
standard. 81 TO 50 per day; $40 to SIS per
week. Special rates to parties.
MIS- G. W. EENDRtCK.
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A little Maine boy who wrote to the
Spanish admiral. ccrvera. nsking for
button from HE uniform, received a
kind reply, in which the couFteegs old
spanlard informed him that untortun-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26

uTANTED-Two YOUNG MEN y
w run a. news agents on rsfss,ii
tfaina: must have 500 security. ~
o. Depot. Wheeling W Va, ~
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r 5sT4oN TUESDAY, JULY. IL %
IL TWEEN TWenty-LhlFd and 49,
streets, an earring. Finder VII ~ =.
Wardod by leaving At No. y TEeuty.ihi,i
street. 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-26
pRIcETOwN JULY q ma

10 Whom II May Concern;
An persons arc hereby warned no. 4,
allow any credit upon my name, sy,,
though an order should be pressnttd
Will.not be responsible for It
tys. J. J. EREElAND
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WE OFFER FOR SALE
FOB SALE.

Eight roomed brick dwelling at g South
Front street: one OF the handiest locations
on the Island. This house has been thor
onghly remodeled from cellar to attic and
is now IN fret class condition throughout
yard II you want home Il will pay you
TO look through this property. Can make
satisfactory terms for payment, and sell
can build such 4 complete house for.
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NEW RTIsEAlENrs

mo LoAN-il, oo0oo on CITY Pr7:.
estate. Apply 70 ERsKIHE 4 AM
sos. Attuqnr : :, ~ ~
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HOTEL METROPOLE, All..Ils elly,

The new proprietors are determined to
maintain tho high standard IN this depart
rnent ntthined by the former mnnHgemcnt.
as well as the general service Of the house.
which has made the Mctropcle famous.
Terms modernte--Per day, $500, s. ~: per
week, $50, 81. IS, $iSp0, aceoTding 10 iocn-
tion OF rooms, number OF parties length
Of stay, cic.
Respectfully soliciting your PATRONAGE
r. c, IVORY.
T. D. SMITH
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! fThS fNTELLIaENcER. embracing It's
several editions. Is entered in the POST
once. At wheeling. ". Va. a. soeond-elaSs
natterl
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Chicago Record: A man who had
stopped at a south side grocery to pay
a small account was present when the
telephone bell rang and he heard this