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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-27
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THE IRISH CUBAN.
Filihuster O'Brien's Latest and Most
Successful Exploit.

Key West, Fla. Feb. 26.-Nine Gu
bans, who were picked up in rowboat
off Bahia Honda ION the north coast
of the province of Pinar del Rio), were
landed here today by the steamer City
of Key West. They are the leaders
of big filibustering expedition which
has just landed in Cuba They are
General Nunez, Captain John O'Brien,
Cartaya Carrillo, Pugluchi and four
others. The junta's representatives
here say that another big expedition
has landed safely in Cuba This is said
to be O'Brien's biggest and best ex-
petition.
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CAN SHOOT SEVEN MILES.
Test of the New Reyburn Gun By
Government officials.

Washington, Feb. Pa party of
government officials accompanied a
congressional delegation TO Fort Wash
ington this afternoon to witness a test
of the new Reyburn ten-inch fortifica-
ton gun guarding the approach to
that point. The test was in every re-
spect successful. Three shots were
fired, each one reaching almost to Alex
andria. seven miles distant 1t was nee
essary for the gun to be in view but
two minutes at each firing
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PROCTOR IN HAVANA.
Says His Presence There Is Without
Political Significance.

Havana, Feb. Ex-senator Proctor of
Vermont arrived here today from Flor
ida, via Key West. He says his coming
here has no significance in connection
with political matters. The senator is
accompanied by Mr.. A NJ. Parker. a
real estate man of Washington, and it
is given out that the two gentlemen
are engaged in a business venture. Sen
ator Proctor says he was in Florida for
q week, and concluded to run over here.
He may go back on the next steamer.
or he may conclude to remain for some
time.
A number of newspaper men will re-
turn TO Key West today, in anticipation
OF the transfer of the United States
court Of inquiry into the loss of the
Maine to that place.
The arrivals here are not many, and
the departures are about up to the
average. The wounded sailors of the
Maine are doing well, according to the
last report. except Holzer, who was
very low last night.
The extra divers and apparatus on
the Mascotte were gladly received here.
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Arrested For Fighting.

This morning J. c. Richie, aged 20.
and David Parry became involved in
a fight in the Comstock saloon. and
in the row Parry is alleged TO have
bitten Ritchie's ear. The former then
ran up the street but was halted by
officer Chase, who fired q shot. Both
men were arrested for fighting.
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var Prsnar7t;ans at Frisco

san Francisco. Feb. 26.-Two more
big guns. each a ten-inch rifle, have
arrived from the east for the Preside
Notifications. These guns win be
placed in position with all possible
speed. in view of the disquieting ru
mors prevalent. During the past six
days large quantities of ammunition
have been stored in the magazines at
the Preside and at Lime Point.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

A decree has been issued dissoIving the
Spanish cortes-
China hes at last been supplied with a
money order system and the regulations
m snt by United States Minister DENLY at
Pekin.
Captain Sigsbee notified the navy de-
partment vest erday afternoon that il was
possible to ship dead bodies in hermetical-
ly sealed zinc cases. Secretary Long di-
rected him. therefore. 70 shtD in this wa
any bodies of the Maine recovered. and
they. will be buried at Key West tenn
prarily.
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and has stin a charge Of petit larceny
against him
% . ..
John Holley was arrested yesterday on
charge of conducting butcher shop
without a license
% - .,
Lewd women forfeited 500 bail yester-
3. o %
There IS a telegram at the police sta
ton for H. Chandler. which has not ye.
found q claimant
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requested Governor Budd to loan them
90 rifles, canteens and haversacks. The
veterans express their desire to become
accustomed TO the military tactics now
in vogue, so that in case of war with
Spain they VIII be- ready to go to the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-27
BURIED UNDER THE WALLS.
Frightful Calamity at a Fire In
Kalamazoo, Mich.

Kalamazoo, Mich. Feb. 26.-Fire
broke out in the Hall chemical works
at 10 o'clock tonight, and after burn
ing half an hour two terrific explo-
sions blew the whole top of the build
ing off, burying firemen and spectat-
ors beneath the falling walls and de
bris.
Besides leaving two firemen at least
within the building, six men have been
taken out dead and ten were injured.
The first explosion was followed by
two others Firemen on the ladders
were blown in every direction by the
fearful conclusion. The flames shot
high into the air, and il looked for a
moment as if there would be an awful
confagration The crowd was daZed
by the explosion. Horses were thrown
down and windows in the vicinity shat
tered. Work of rescue began at once,
and the building was left TO its doom.
Intense excitement prevailed until l
q. m.
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Roosevelt Asked For Men.

Washington. Feb. 26.-Chairman Bou-
telle Of the house naval affairs com
mittee has received a letter from the
navy department, together with a
draft of a bill providing authority for
the enlistment of 800 additional men
to man the Columbia and INDIANAPOLIS
which have been ordered into commits
sion. The letter IS signed by Acting
Secretary Roosevelt.
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SPANISH "CoRD1ALITY~
Best Expressed By Voting Money to
Develop Its Navy.

Madrid, Feb. 26.-The cabinet has con
sidered the situation and no incident was
reported as altering the cordially of thu
relations between Spain and the United
States though the ministers expressed
regret at the passion which has crept
into public opinion during the present in
cident."
velop the navy.
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Insolvent CvcIing COMPANY.

Springfield, Mass. Feb. 26.-The
stockholders of the Warwick Cycling
company voted today to go into insol-
vency. The liabilities are Ss1S. 900. and
assets S175.000 Joseph Bannigan of the
United States Rubber company holds
claim for $40 Gao
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PROMOTED TO COMMODORE.
Reversal Of the Rule Which Calls
For "Threa Times and Ont

Washington. Feb. 26.-After being
pronounced physically unfit for promo
tion by one naval board. too sound to
be retired by another, and phvsicaIIv
qualified for promotion by a third
board, Captain Henry B. Robson
commandment OF the Portsmouth IN. M
navy yard, has at last been recon-
laended To the president for promotion
and wiz succeed TO the vacancy in tbe
Grade of commodore 10 be created nv
the retirement this month Of Admiral
Selfridge.
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WORK OR BREAD.
Spanish Workmen Parade Salamanca
and Loot Wheat Cribs.

Salamanca, Spain, Feb. pa crowd
of about 5000 workmen, accompanied
by groups of women with flags, pa
raded the streets today shouting for
work and bread. Many houses were
stoned and the railroad station was
stormed and considerable wheat was
stolen. The authorities promised to
find work for the unemployed, and as
this dispatch was sent they were re-
storing order.
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PLAN OF Ex-CoNFEDERATEs.
Formation of a Division to Be Com
manded By Gen. Lee.

AIiddleboro. KY. Feb. pa card in
local newspaper asking ex-confederates to
form a regiment TO serve in case of a
war with Spain has brought more than
enough responses to fill the ranks from
Southwest Virginia. East Tennessee and
Kentucky. The originator of the idea
now contemplates the formation of a di-
vision to be commanded by FitZhugh Lee
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Only six Hours, Notice.

Quincy, Ills. Feb 26.-Lieutenant
Morehead, the commander of the
Quincy company of naval reserves, has
received orders to notify the members
OF the company to hold themselves in
readiness TO report on six hours no.
tee
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The u. S. Govt Reports
SHOW Royal Baking Pewter
superior 10 III others.
irish Nnrs For America.

Liverpool, Feb. 26.-Sixty young Irish
ladies'. postulates of the Order of St.
Joseph at st. Louis. Mo-. have en-
barked on board the Red Star line
steamer Pennland for Philadelphia
They are escorted by Sister Mary Paul
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Buenos Ayres. Feb. 26.-Public meet
ings are being organized everywhere
to urge the government to push the
ornaments of the Argentine Republic,
in order. it is claimed, to guarantee
peace, which is said to be threatened
by the bellicose utterances of the
Chilean press
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British For the Niger.

Liverpool. Feb. 26.-The British
steamer Benny started today for the
Niger with a party Of officers. three
hospital nurses and a quantity Of mill
tary stores. including a million rounds
OF ammunition.
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Final Cricket Test Match.

Sydney, N S. W. Feb. 2e.-In the
final test match between the visiting
English CTicketers and the Australian
players. which began today. the Eng
hshmen batted first and at the. close of
play had scored SOL runs for five wick
cts down.
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Shaver,s Condition

Al Shaver who came so near being
crushed to death in the rotary at the
county Jail on Friday, was better yes
terday, but feeling somewhat sore.
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POSSIBLE CAUSES.

Coal gas could not have blown up the
Maine. because there is absolute evil
dence that when the magazines were
closed and locked for the night-about
an hour and a half before the e1plo-
sion, the temperature of the magazine
W as only SO degrees. 1t is not conceive
able that in the interval this temDera-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-27
IT'S THE WORK OF AN ENEMY
Continued from mage u

that such ships should no longer be
built. But to condemn battleships be-
cause an accident may completely de-
stroy one, would be to act without rea-
SON -
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Destined For atlantic coast.

Boston, Feb. 26.-The Waterfowl ar
senal is now engaged in loading 800, 600
pounds of ordnance and other war ma
terial destined for points along the At
lantic coast
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SPANlARDS BLEW UP THE MAINE.
Opinion of John P Holland, Inventor of the Famous
Submarine Boat.
lie water alik,

sives discharged under the water alike
forbid the torpedo theory
What inference do the facts warrant
Whether as the result of torpedo ex-
ploced from without, or any other con-
cernable cause within the ship?
The explosion which did the damage
must have occurred on the port side of
the ship. forward, either inside or out
It's fierce was exerted along the line of
least resistance, towards the starboard
side-where the forward main maya
zine was situated containing 25.OCc
pounds of brown powder. Had that
magazine been exploded it was quite
capable of causing all the ruin which
We know was wrought in the Maine
and a great deal more. too.
But would not the line Of least re-
sist1lcC :, that case have been in ex-
actly th- opposite direction? 1t seems
that tn, must have been the case.
The explosion, i.tdeed. of that maya
zine would have 5trewn the fragments
of the ship all over the vicinity The
fragments of the $50 shells we know it
contained would have been scattered all
over Havana
THE MINE THEORY.
Describing the torpedo on the maya
zine hypothesis, there is nothing left
but a mine.
A study of the Aquidaban and Blanco
Encalada explosions confirms independ-
ent observations of my own; the facts
Of the Maine disaster do not fit any
other than a mine theory.
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Madrid, Feb. 26.-Deputy Mesamena.
an intimate friend of General Weyler.
mas received message from the for
mer captain general of Cuba, denying
the report that Weyler took from the
war department at Havana papers and
plans connected with the Notifications.
Inc deputy says it is doubly absurd to
suggest that General Weyler placed
mines and torpedoes in Havana bay
10 endanger navigation without warn
ing the shipping. 1t is further said
mat all the documents and plans re-
lating to the campaign in Cuba are
among he.archiyes in the war depart
ment at Havana.
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New York, Feb. .26.E.At the. headquar-
tiers OF the Cuban -5unta in this city
To-Day the alleged existence of. mines
IN the harbor of Havana was the sub.
Ject OF free discussion. IN support of
the allegations that such mines were
Iald' local paper of November, 1896.
was produced, in which it was asserted
that a shipment OF six tons of dynamite
was made from this port, and that the
steamer Ciudad Cunda. which sailed
about the 18th of the month named:
refused to take passengers because it
carried large consignment of dyna-
mite for General Weyler 1t was also
alleged in the newspaper files shown
tIat about the same time a St Louis
nrin was TO make a tender on ten tons
on dynamite for immediate shipment
to Cuba. '''-' i'-ii'
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Veterans Want to Take a Hand

Sacramento, Cal, Feb. 26.-The mem
bers Of Warren Post, G. A. r., have
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INTEREST TO AMERICANS.

Director Scholler. of the Berlin Uni
versity, gave a dinner this week in
honor os United States Ambassador
White. Nirchow and Mommsen and
other scientific men to the number of
about 40 were present. Toasts were
drunk to Young and Progressive
American Science"
Emperor William ordered a number
of American books on architecture.
after hearing the lecture of a German
architect who attended the Worlds fair
at Chicago.
The government has instructed the
provincial presidents to secure expert
opinions as to whether the American
petroleum sold in Germany is of insult
hcient illuminating power, and unduly
explosive, with the view of prohibiting
its sale. ''--'-zi - s7-fs i
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Now, suppose there is current (as
there is in the harbor of Havana). The
contact matter viii drift away on the
current TO position, G. which will still
bring il directly beneath the hull of the
ship riding at anchor. If the mine We're
under her bow, the contact-matter
would row strike about amidships.
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indianapolis. Feb. 26.-Fitzsimmons
has wired a proposition TO the effect
that he is willing TO fight Mccoy if the
stakes are made large enough The
Kid not being home. his brother Homer
Selby, Immediately answered Fitzsim-
mons telegram proposing $4,000 a side.
and if that were not enough the
amount would be doubled. StakehOld-
ers should be named st once end Nc
Coy's money posted Immediately.
FitzsimmOns. was asked to send a
repre- sentative to Cincinnati Friday.
March 4. to arrange details and put up
money
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wooDFoBD's CALLER.

Our Minister visited By Spanish
Officer ''Patriotically Mad"
Madrid. Feb 2G-The Naccionel. in a
paragraph headea ',Iadman Or Span
The evening times., 1898-06-20
Robinson { Cherry Co.,
18th and F SITS. N. w.
CITY BREVITIES.

BENJAMIN Harvey was fined IS in the
Police Court today for cruelty to ami
mails.
A marriage license was issued in Balti-
more Saturday to Joseph Joshua Hamel
and Blanche Viola Anholt, both of this
city.
Ella Hall was sentenced to thirty days
IN the workhouse by Judge Scott today
for being loud and boisterous in Barr $
Court Saturday night.
August Auker. forty-eignt years old, a
resident of Tenleytown, fell from lum-
Der wagon on Seventh Street Road Sat
urday evening and was painfully injured.
John Findley, thirty-seven years old,
of 1914 Twentieth Street northwest, fell
and broke his left leg yes. eraay. He was
removed to the Emergency Hospital in
the police ambulance.
The board of managers Of the BELL
Home" at Colonial Beach, will give a
pound party on Tuesday. June q. from
10 a. m. to p. M, in the Sunday schooi
rooom of Ascension Church, Twelfth anu
Massachusetts, Avenue.
Fannie Smith, alias Edna Westland of
ll0S c Street northwest, who drank car
bolio acid early Saturday morning is re-
ported today at the Emergency Hospital
as much improved. At first it was
thought that she might not live.
The police have not yet arrested John
Underwood, colored who badly cut Is
rael King, colored. during an alteration
Friday night In Pleasant Alley southwest.
King had one stab wound that pierced
clear through the nose and eye and he
may lose his sight.
The remains of Mary Jane Johns IN.
colored, who was burned to death Sat
urday afternoon, at the home Of her
granddaughter. Mrs. Mary Dudley Sim
mons, No. 2256 Sixth Street northwest,
have been removed 10 Undertaken
Wrights establishment for burial pre-
paration. Coroner Carr gave a certifi-
cate. of accidental death.
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Bad management keeps more people /,

Bad management keeps more people in
poor circumstances than any other one
cause To be successful one must look
ahead and plan ahead so that when a
favorable opportunity presents itself he
is ready TO take advantage CT 1t. A little
forethought will also save much expense
and valuab BILE time. prudent and care
full man will keep bottle Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
DIV In the house, the shiftless fellow will
" ait until necessity compels 1t and then
ruin his best horse going for a doctor and
have a big doctor bill to pay. besides:
one pays out IS cents. the other is out
h,.ndred dollars and then wonders why
mis- neighbor is getting richer while he Is
getting ;-oorer. For sale by Henry Evans
wholesale and retail druggist, 93S F Street
northwest and Connecticut Avenue and 8
Street northwest and 1928 Maryland Ave-
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SILVER JUBILEE.
Anniversary Sermon Preached by
Rev. BrOdthsRe, of This City.

UcN. oI WY.
Rev. George Brodthage. pastor of st.
Johns Lutheran Church. this city.
preached the anniversary sermon yes
terdsy at the silver jubilee Of the laying
of the corner stone of the German Luthe-
ran Church, Cumberland, Nd, Rev.
Charles Edward Roymand, pastor.
A service in German was held in the
morning.
The afternoon service was conducted
under the auspices of the Sunday school
officers An orchestra. directed by Prof.
L. ID. McCauley. furnished music. Sena-
tor George L. Wellington. who is a mem-
Der of the church. made an address in
which he gave on outline history of the
church, told of the life and work of Mar
tin Luther and of the influences of the
German nation and the Lutheran refor-
nation movement in the worlds history.
Rec w. Z. Parson. d. D.. pastor of the
Church of the Reformation. of this city
and Rev. ]. NJ. Yingling. Methodist Pro-
testapt pastor. Cumberland. also assisted
in the services. Rev. DIR. Parson preach
ed at night.
The evening times., 1898-06-20

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