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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

New York. Dec. ga cable dlsnatc h
from Wleshaden, Germany, announces
the death 81 Slhln,lan Bach Mills. a
wen known plgnls, and composer, aged
90 years.
iils father was a musician, ana he
showed ihat ~ had Inherited his talent
at very early age, for he appeared
~ an infant prodigy and played before
queen Victoria hy spcclt 2 command
when he was only years old. lie re-
osiyed his musical education az tho
isCipalc conservatory, and came 90 thls
country In 1859, His appearance In
c1Urtrm as well as his compositions.
gained him a nlflpnal reputation.
in ths year of hls arrival ln tha ifnH-
ed State, he married Miss Antonia
Young, ~ chlCasn, whom he had mot
az she Lelpsic conservatory, where she
was also a n,udeui. and wh0se brother,
Ottn Young, Is a prominent merchant
of that ely. She was native OF ter
many. however. ana Il was In accord
with her wish 10 end her days In tho
flthcrllnd that Mr.. Mills went TO Ger
many las, Aprl and established him
self N his profession in the city whsra
ha died.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
America and Tho rarl. r,hlbltlon

Chicago. D,c. 21.-Cmmir1loner Gen-
oral Fcd ". Peck. u the Paris Expo
Hitlon. has arrived IN the city AFTER
ten days visit IN Washington ana New
York ln The Interest OF the exposition.
IL NaH accompanied 10y ~ j, v, Shifr.
director Ia chi1f uf the oNhibl, dcpar;-
nett.
Mr. Peek expressed satisfaction over
the interest shown IN the exposition.
ana prnmira % support by members ~
ClngrrfH, 90 wei a. mat shown N
New York ana ihroughnu. the East In
genvrnl by leading manufacturer. thp
majority of whom assured him ,hey
would put forth every offort 90 make
a credltabie showing Tor American In
duflfIen.
john H. Caldwell. % New York city.
hna been chosen hy Sir Peck for direr-
tor NJ the department. VI line arts, Th'
heads % NE department. ~ agriculture
and ,he toN;llo department. VIII be an-
ununcci som,
The Lafayette memorial commits
sion has named un vNpiert committee
un designs. cunflfrlng Oi ]. q. a. Ward.
John La farse ana bC1rRe ~. Post. al
nf NV York.
Assistant Commissioner General Wood
ward d expected in Chicago next week
dlrco, from Paris, with complete plans
~ the tpaco allotted Tor American eN-
hlbiis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
MUST KEEP HANDS OH.
European Powers No, 10 Do Any More Land
Grabbing 10 The Pacific.
WILL HAVE TO RECKON WITH UNCLE SAN


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

San Francisco. Dec. 2l.--Mrs. Cor.
dtllan BotkIn was on the witness stand
ON her own behalf today. She em-
phailcally denied that she wrote The
anonymous letters sent Mrs. Dnnnlng.
or thai she mailed the candy watch
caused the death " Mrs. Dunnlng and
hor gIY.er, Mrs. Deane. Yesterday M,
denied that she purchased the hAndker-
chief sent Mrs. Cummings little daugh-
Ter, or tha. she purchased any candy
from Haas, from whose cslabllshnent
me fagal candy came.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
Yale stnaent a shepIlftsr.

New Haven. Conn, Dec. .3.--Jamfs y.
Miller, Yale divinity siudsD- and %
inree years graduate, was arrested last
evening Tor shop lipilng. lie MAS seen
hy detectives % purloln three books To-
a book STORE. and by tracking tho man
they discovered that he WIS evidently
professional shop hrer Five thpu-
Tnnd volumes vera discovered az h!s
rotms aud at his home. The b1oks
ranged from editions de- lux Ia plCa ID
.shtlOns TWO dealers have already
Identified 1000 v,sumo1,
Miller wore a coat fiipd with pockets
such "a professional thieves wear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
TURKISH TERROR MURDERED.
The SulIan's Aide de Camp Killed IN a
Qganei.
lie Had Gained Sotodety by Ills Lawiess
Proceedings Ia depressing the
People.

conssan,inople. Dec. 2s.-Ghani Boy,
che sul,an'a aide-de-camp. waa muir
dered yesterday 10y Hafuz Pasha Ia a
quarrel which look place In a padiry
cooks.
CHAM hey became notorious owing 10
his lawieSi proceedings In Epirus. ns
also inspired terror here By ex.oitlng
money. unedr threats u death. The Of
iiclals OF thv foreign embassies have
frequently demanded The punishment VI
CHAM Bey, but always unsucccaaiully.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

Dedhnm, Mass, Dec, e1.-Torrey T..
Wa,lr.r. eI.iCr y che BOSTON 1'ray.
eisr WIS rcu.efrcd 20 serve 10 days ~
Desham 1l today f1r c1lrtempt u
c,uif IN pemlttiug tn publication IN
hts papcr 81 ccmncr'a und ed!toFals
IN the Geichull ease which, N ihe
ccnrtf opulpn, Wouh nave Influenced
me ns-nns u she jury he'd N, paper
o,o4sagnauw the marftr r,'aclled the
s,oifig house lyefOrc ne case was sub
msted fer finu coreideralurl
ionq;lneer GHirnfll ~ ths New York,
New Haven a. Hagfo9l rlAlroad. was
,lgirgel w.th manslaughltr IN coansv-
i,sn with a railway eA!.slou las,
August.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

Cleveland. o.. Dee. s3.--Judgo Dlsetse
n, she CtimlEul eur. today sustained
ehe demurrer made - the iniictmeng
rilnrned uga.nF, sN-Mayor Y. H. Ma
gs,Han Mra. Magowln ar'i Mrs. Wyrn,
MIRA Mcgowan sister, upon the charge
on chill sieallng The court ordered
an - thc dtfcrdir.s IN TN, case dis
chargod. sayr'g shat q WIS MT a crime
for a mo;h 20 istnl her swn ohlld IN
.he state - Oh.o, THE Magowana We're
40. 90 Cluis HhcH the decis,on was
rsn1ered aHd are sa.d 20 b. stll IN
TogNdi.1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

Municipal Council Of Havana sends Mss
sage To President Mekiniey.

Washington. Dec. 2l.--rhe following
has been received from Havana Dec. q.
mckinley. Prea.den; Of she United
s,atcsi-'rhe city council IN solemn sea.
sion has resolved In the name Of iho
people OF Havana 20 return It's warm.
a., ghanlSs TO you for the contribution
sent in aid Of shc needy poor.
(sigrod.) MARQUIS EsTEBAN.
presldcn..'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
Murder to Cover Another Crime.

Lorraine, Ohio, Dec. e3.-John Dalton's
restaurant ana boarding house burned
carly Today. There were several hoard
ora in the house. all escaping sNceDt
John RlgO, whose home was In Chlcago.
Ills remalna were FOUND after the IRE
mad been extlnguishcd. and enc condl-
lion ot the body II such AZ TO lead 4,
.he belief Of murder and fhe nring 81
me building to cover the crime. TlArse
,nsa ara under arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
RUSHING TROOPS 70 CUBA.


Waahins.nn. psc. es.--Therc g. every
evidence Ga the war department tha
strenuous Efforts are being made 90 pa;
enough American troops ln cuba 90
meet any call upon ihein through the
spceiy evacuation % che spanish gar
rifons. an She Transport available NJ
all Atlantlc ports are being prepared
under rusa orders FOR sailing south.
The spanish are carrying gu. their
evacuation contract with unusual celtT-
~. and there IL r1mc qucz don VIII .huf
American troops can be concentrated
~ ccr.alu ppluta before the Spanlards
leave. Meantime She cubana are pre-
pairing for demonstrations during .vac-
uaglhn week, and Il IL Thought very de-
nlrablc 80 have an adequate force oi,
hnnd 10 pf'NcM any outbreak fhai
would jeopardize the American cntcn.c
at ne outFci.
There will be thirteen custom hous :
on the cuban cntsg 10 be .urnrI over O.
American control, ana although some OF
th,ie doubtless VIII De closed, <hese
ports viii flaulre a larry guard.
Besides this. she war department IN
having quite search for competent
cusiUmf men. understanding spanish.
~ IN che custom offices.
SIXTH ONO ORDERED SOUTH.
Knoxville. Tenn. Dee. s3.-'rhe Sikh
Ohio. Col McMakin. received orders To.
dry 10 move. Thr regimen: goes frum
hero 60 chaFicsion. =. C., Whore a trans.
pnrt will be taken for Cicnfuegos. Gu
bn.
Tho Sixth expects 90 leave Camp 10.
land tomorrow nlEh,. and viii spend
christmas on the road. This regiment u
on. % thc commands % the Fir: brl-
Kado firat corps. Of which ihe F0ur,f
Tennessee Ia already In Santa Clara
province.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

"'h' o. %. Howard rsis Of Ills ob.erya'
tinns of q. \. Miiiary Camps.

Washnstca, Dec. 9l-'The war IN
ftsllyAssNu clanmlnllolb tollay was re-
eleel 90 cAO my'mbsri. Chiaf of En-
-. Dinby.
I'm N,lstp has prlfticilly trans
ISL ~ war dsplrmeit onIce 10 she
lullpg,e ~ quariU'b AMI C0l. ptToy
re'ty o.ilgs.rr1 as lr',tllNgAt0r with
,ys o. o, EV~sri, r,lrsd, ~ the wN-
Gen. Inward .o,d psw dlsa2poaLssa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
SIXTH ONO ORDERED SOUTH.


New York. Dec. sl--John q. Carlisle
In a police couis Solny a. complainant
against hiChhrd i.lke, a cab driver.
Mt. Carlisle Accused Lenl,c of nt1uilnH
a sgglsAin sack belonging 30 Mrs Car
.lslo. and yaluad a. $500. Dsake wss
held FOR trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

Columbus, Ohio, Dee. 23,-'rhc repor:
81 ;he sake school commissioner Tor
me collection nf FUNDS from tho school
pupils OF Ohio Tor she Lafayette m1ru-
mont fund, has been nicl with Tao
governor. Il shows that Thew wsrs
contributions from 80, schools In fhs
STAT. she total contributed hliug 81
ag1.ii. H. sent OUT i.,a0 letters, callins
attention t1 she movement, ana tht
tosai sXponats IN this work wsHc si2S.sS.
lie has now In bank subject % she order
OF she treasurer OF the fund. the sum
uf N,.,j.5g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

II governor Is Just as II was before.
The Canadians win again make an Of
fer and Il " believed IN financial cir
cies here that the Harvey syndicate
viii enter the field again without the
previous offer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
NrWn IA MADnIn.


omghi. Dee. 2s-Thc jury has ius; re-
turned q vsrdi,s ~ not Huil.y In tn.
ease of W. " Bcchci. eN-au1Iior ~ ihs
lnclhc Express comappy charged with
rmbczalement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
Admiral sampson Comes to avoiding.

New York. from Havana, has arrived
49,. Admiral Simgsoa' u Oh board
wlih MrF, samptr
To r,f~elaptr men Woo hanrdei th1
NDw York at Quarantine Aimrl
slmps ~ glid b. bad c,,ue home Go az
tsri h.f daughters wedding ou jan
uary go Glen Ridge. " j.
Admiral sampf % was r't frvllrfl 20
discuss inc Cuhlr agtuafl On or Ms con-
r,.,ttcn wyh the cubsu evacuation
oomm.gfl1n. ,Vpiiiu.us ieut what De-
would have iu say cn rlch mlUer he
would runaig ahcally.
Ths admiral Iril MS family were
takrr frm The New York 10 govcrn-
maae tug. He W,ll fpcrd Christmas at
home With SIS family !g Glen Rldge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

Chicago. p1c, e3-Edward f.. Law
rsros. ore - the m4F, ptUmne, cspl-
ta1!s.s ni ChVug1, and associated with
many large fnlnoial lutcres,s. died 10
DAY after short illness. lie was born
M MAszaehup...s In 1856.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
CELEBRATING SPANISH EvACU-
ALTON

An Mort vii be- made TO have General
Gomez come to Havana TO take part In
the five days celebration OF the Span
ish evacuation OF cuba, beginning Jan.
LIST. The Junta. various patriotic clubs
and an executive committee In each
district have appointed a general COM
mltioe 10 make ARRANGEMENTS ana raise
funds for the purpose
A great metlng vii be held IN the Ia
con theater, az which speeches VIII be
delivered by well known Cubans. Al
the clubs Will combine In grand proc
cesslon and a huge race meeting viii be
held. and a campaign dinner parry Will
be given 10 tho cuban troops.
Solemn high mass VIII be celebrated
In the morning az the cathedral. At
which special prayers, suitable 10 the
Arches viii be erected IN all the prln-
clpal streets and the houses Will be de-
corated. Numerous private balls viii
DO given. 10 which invitations by the
hundred are being showered on the
Rtrone protefia are helng made by the
Cubnns or1lnst enllFtlng IN the new
p0llee force the mon who were lately
guerlllas IN the Spanish army.
The fight over electric street railway
frannhisas Will be hegun again after
January let VIM. McKenzle, the pres-
iient of the Toronto Street Railway
oan,perv. Who IL hero with colleagues
repras.1tlng Montreal and Toronto
syndicate. Is confident " obtaining a
e,noesson. The situation now slnce
the reyncstlon 81 fhe franchise granted
10 tho American syndicate by the civ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
RAISED THE FIRST FLAG
Stars and Stripes foa, Over he MaIa!e
School, Philippine Islands.
AMERICANS READY TO FIGHT rlllpNOs.
The Trouble rassc. over Fighting Ito
tween fiiipinos aud spaniar,is -Asuin.
aldo will Release Prisoners.

Manila. Dec. 2j--rha a. 8. cruiser
n1stnn AMI en-, ru.,i..,te p.trei t1y. ar.
800 -.
wv ''"'" 'lil'.ai l''t'F'
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The oasis., 1898-07-16
Thonaands nre TrrIng It.

Tn order to prove the great merit of Ely's Cream Balm. the most effective cure for Catarrh and Cold in Head, we have pre- pared generous trial size for 10 cents Get it of your druggist or send 10 cents to
 ELY BROS, 56 Warren St, N '. City.
 I suffered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since boy, and 1 never hoped for cure, but Ely's Cream Balm seems 10 do even that Many acquaintances have used it with excellent results. .-Oscar Ostrum, 45 Warren Ave, Chicago, Ill.
 Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no cocaine. mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents. At druggists or by mail.
The oasis., 1898-07-16

]. Lezinsky, who represents a syn dlcate holding s2,OO0,OOO for invest
 ment in Arizona copper clams of
 value and body. is in Tucson ior a few days He is desirous of finding the property in this territory, where he has secured prospects.
 Enterprise: Two new stamp mills have been erected in the vicinity of
 Wickenburg. One of these Is three miles, the other one and one-half from J. K. Murphy's mine, the Gold Bug. This makes it convenient for him to have his ores worked at home rather than to ship.
 Republican: Los Angeles parties have become interested in some of the properties adjoining the Monte Cristo mines in Yavapai county. These properties are known as the Cosmos group. They have started with six men to develop them systematically The gold belt in the same vicinity is also being prospected.
 Gazette: J. K. Murphy is steadily developing his Gold Bug mine, sit uated about sixteen miles northeast of Wickenhurg, in the Black Rock district. He has about 500 feet or work done, all in good ore. The ledge averages thirty inches in width. That it is paying property no one doubts wbo knows Jim, as he would work DO other.
 Mining Review: The Orc Plata, in Cervet district, that district in which Dist.-Atty. Bleakley is operating, the Cedars, south of Kingman; the old Arnold property, worked by F. T. Baker for eastern parties, in the same district; the Shirt Tail, handled by Capt Ewing, and other properties north on the Colorado. In the ChImi- buevas are placers and quartz mining, where Latin and De France print ersl have been working year. In Eldorado cafion certain claims were struck in 1884, and were opened in 1871 by Philadelphia company. The are gold and silver and produce s4O,00O annually There IS the Weaver district over toward the Colorado. It is gold producer, and has made money for several prospect ors. might go on, but the above will suffice for the present..
The oasis., 1898-07-16
MINING NE ws.


 to be busy.
 Ground is being graded for the Dudley Bros smelter at Stafford, Ora ham county.
 Negotiations areunder way for the erection of a twenty-stamp mill at the Yellow Dog mine near Yuma.
 A12O-ton cyanide plant Is soon to be erected to work the tailings from the Mammoth mill in Pinal county.
 The Big Bug district is sadly in need of custom mill to extract the gold from the large quantities Of ore piled up on the dumps.
 A new and very rich strike Of ore is reported in new ground to the north of the main workings of the AZurite copper mine near Tucson.
 The Arizona Copper company at Clifton proposes to add to it's present great reduction works two l50-ton concentrators and a new furnace.
 The Fresnal mines of Wicks and the Allisons, in the Baboauivaris, are turning out ore running s1,lO0 gold and PIT ounces silver to the ton.
 The Williams Smelling company has tbe wagon road to the mines in such condition as to permit the use of their steam motor for the tracspor- tation of ore.
 The White Hill Mining company of Mohave county is now running but fifteen of it's forty stamps, but is bor- ing for water with which to run all the stamps.
 The Old Dominion Copper company of Globe will start up it's shelter with a new engine and boiler as soon as the railroad reaches Globe, which will be some time in this month.
 The Sheepstail mine near the Colo rado river in Mohaye county, is keep ing ten stamps supplied with ore yielding eight ounces of gold and sev- enty to eighty ounces of silver to the ton.
 Star; w. P. Howle, George and Chas. Fleming are owners of group of twelve copper claims near the Grand Reef, southeastern Graham county. Mir. Howle says they are all right.
 Yuma Sun: The Trilby mine, near Wickenburg, Yavapai county, was recently sold in probate court, the owner, George Monroe, having died. The purchaser was J. H Costello of Buffalo, N r., and the price was s20OO
 The Twin Buttes claims being opened by the Saginaw Mining com pany, which is operating nine miles from Tucson. are said to be good cop per properties. There are 1lO men employed in development work at the .Buttes, twenty miles south Of Saginaw.
 Republican: A. G. Wilson, a well known prospector, better known as Doc" Wilson, is in fair way to be- come millionaire by reason of  lucky strike lately made by him six miles northeast of Ehrenberg. He has six claims there called the St. Marcus group. Three of them are called the San Marcus, the San Juan and the Elena. Some work has been done on the San Marcus and a vein ranging from fifty to seventy feet wide has been uncovered Several as-
The oasis., 1898-07-16

A suite of three nicely furnished rooms for rent. Apply to Mrs. $. K. Doyle, opposite Mexican consulate.
The oasis., 1898-07-16

Gunther's candies for saints day presents at James Mix & Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-10
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bullard are re-
joicing over the birth Of q daughter.
Michael HoIieran of the T. c. Power
ranch at sunnyside In a visitor In the
city.
Mrs. Frank McBrearty and children
of Fort Benton are visiting friends in
this city.
b. A. Robertson. the Sun River mer-
chant. IL ~transacting some business in
this city.
John ID. Holiday Of GALVESTON. Texas.
the agent for the sheep 'shesring ma
chimes. arrived In the city this morn
ing.
J.. C. Adams OF Sun River is in the
city. having just returned from a trip
to North Dakota. where he purchased
some finely bred horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Prentiss have
removed from their residence in the
Boston and Great Falls addition 10
rooms in the Bach-Cory building.
NJ. s. Darling of Fort Benton. county
surveyor of Choteau county. is in the
city on business connected with the
proposed irrigation ditch on the land
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-10

of the Conrad Investment company,
located in the northern part of Teton
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.. Poole of Stanford
are In the city. Mr.. Poole In n of the
large wool growers Of the Judith ba
sin and Is t~ransacting some business
here preparatory to the shearing sea
son.
The class exercises at the Central
building were well attended and proved
of Interest to the audience. Frappe
was served during the course OF the
evening, and at the close Of the exer-
cises there was an Informal social
gathering.
A baseball club with the name Great
Falls Black Caps has been organised
for the season n IL now practicing
the game. The officers are: Lee Tut,
image Otto Rades. captain: Hugo
NaIbacs. assistant captain: Ed Huss-
Ter, secretary and treasurer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-10
rr.par.,ien. for IN. Fourth.

Great Falls. June S.-The people of
Sand Coulee and Stockett have nearly
completed preparations for the cele-
bration of the Fourth of July. The
COMMITTEES on finance has been doing
good work and has secured the sun OF
$3.50 to carry out its plans. II will De a
day Of field sports with a baseball and
a football game. pigeon shooting. foot.
bicycle and horse races. tug OF war.
lawn tennis. rock drilling contest and
an exhibition of broncho-busting. The
day will conclude with fireworks in the
early evening. followed by q grand ball.
The committee which has charge of the
entire matter is composed of James
Pearson, ID. j. Jones. B. M. Burrell.
Lewis Roalswick. Ed Hagell. Joseph
Smith. James Martin. John Pearce. G.
]. Ramsey, ID. NJ Wood. r. c. Robert
son.. c. B. Snyder and Mel Heising.