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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23

SAN FRANCISCO. June 90.-The great
est excitement prevailed in Camp Mer-
rift over the report that leaked out to
the effect that one of the most noted
and daring of Spanish spies had been
captured in camp. 1t was reported
that the man had enlisted in one of the
regular regiments of infantry.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23
TROOPSHIP is IMPRESSED.
Must Have Transports for Manila and
Proposes to Got Them.

SAN Francisco, June 20.-Thc gov
eminent has taker u firm stand in re-
gard to securing transports to carry
the troops to Manila, and from this
time forward impressment will be the
rule until enough vessels have been Sc
cured to carry the army to the Philip
pines.
The Pacific Mail company's steamer
Newport has been impressed. This
makes the sixth vessel owned by the
Pacific Mail company which is in the
service OF the government.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23
utnh Town Swept by Flre.

SALT LAKE, Utah, June 20.--The en-
tire business portion of Park City
burned to the ground yesterday morn
ing. The damage is probably close to
81,eCO, 900.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23
Killed by lightning.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 2O.-When
about to go bathing at Plablo beach
last evening, James L. Gatewood, pri-
vate stenographer to General Fitzhugh
Ice, was struck by lightning and in
SANITY killed.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23

PARIS, June 2O.-The Madrid corre-
spondent Of the Temps says that it is
reported there that Manila has capitu-
lated, though the ministers have not
received any news to that effect.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23

II girl reaches eighteen and there
Is no lover In sight, she will keep on
going to school until she is thirty II
her parents can afford to send her.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23
ALL RENOMINATED.
PRESENT KANSAS OFFICERS IN
D0RSED BY RECLAMATION.
rho Platform Demands tho Immediate
suspension OF tho Metropolitan Police
Law by tho Governor Democrats and
Silver Republicans Nominate.
Governor-J. W. Leedy,

GOVERNOR. w. Leedy
Lieutenant Governor-A. M. Harvey
Associate Justice--H. s, Allen.
Attorney General--L. O, Boyle,
Auditor of State-W. III, Morris.
Secretary Of State--W. Il. Bush.
Treasurer Of Stated. IL, Heae-
bower. 'H1
Superintendent of Instruction-Will-
lam Stryker.
Congressman-at-Large-J. d. Bot
kin.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23
PRIDE LED AUGUSTA TO RESIGN

The Captain General Does Not Want to
Surrender While Holding High Rank.
MADRID, June cot is said here
that Captain General August resigned
the military leadership at Manila so
that the equalization of that place may
be signed by person of less import
ance than the captain general of the
Philippine islands.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23
Sir E. nurne.Ionss Ia Dead.

LONDON, June ls.-Sir Edward Coley
Burne-Jones, the painter, is dead, aged
SO years. He was knighted in 1894.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23

Nature constructed woman to mako
all the rest of the men run after her
while she carries one man around in
her lap.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23

A woman seldom cares anything
about the answers to questions she
asks.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23

Nothing makes woman so mad as
having something to say and no one to
listen.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23

The man who seeks damages in court
is almost sure to get what he Is look
ing for.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23

To Cure Constipation Forever
Take Cascarets, Candy Cathnrtlc. 100 or s0o-
70. O. O. fall to cure, druggists refund mo uey'
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23
hoods PIIIs cure indigestion, blllOusnesS.

A man looks once at girls facet q
woman looks twice at her dress.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23

Man is made of dust and with Il lit
tie too much irrigation his name Ia
mud.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23

One OF the worst things about friends
is the manner in which they abuse
each other.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23

One of the things that makes wo-
an particularly indignant is to hear OF
any minister marrying girl of some
church denomination other than his
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23
HENRY Il. COOPER,

NIHIoVtI OF t VIVIBH HTT"'F"'
"To IL. Renjes, Esq, vice consul FOL
Spain, Honolulu, II. l."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16

We are living too f,a. "Fit 4, llgh,-
ninE' expresses 10 Tor we talk ~ eles.
ln,e'.y, sock ~ eisslusily, HayI ty
elee'fisiiY ali 81 On.
~ a ha'fy, hurry, hurry ifom tie sadie
W.. csoWI too mushi crowd out work,
sfovi cur eiung, crowd cur ritnufs.
efowi olf tetring.
a breaking down Il me r.-vour sys-
'tn' Is The way 4 sIpfcsins the f,.uit.
means a depicting Of nc nsrvti In
oueed D. prolonged iifsint oysrtsring ri
ihc nervous 'y.iemi a pruduc, Of over.
hurry and hustle.
ili'ea al pc'rls In an walk, Of lie.
II bsiiits rhytieians Of ali schools.
No ono knows The horrors u ..,h
epnailion better than Rev. J. H. Ne.
Cfcliy, % Elkion, Mich. F,f y.fs Ne
bso'cd hiih.ully lud well. lie v.. rrs-
gfes-iye and aggrcssivsi A leader .nc,g
mtn' 5c,p thinker and hard Vdfksf.
In hi zeal. he ovcrwofked, dvtraSt4
his m.n'L and physical i,rtnvth.
ht outlook was dark. with health that.
ierss ard recovery apparently hopsls..
Many means Tor q cure were lu.i with.
out receiving bcncll,.
Finaily he took Dg. William Pink Pills
Tor Pale People and was restored to heath.
Nc aytt
"ln April, 1926, INC phytisians aid I
must siop preaching Or de.
" 7 had ovc-axc3 myieli md was -uf.
icring from a complete breaking down OF
my nefvuw system snj a persistent aoln-
aeh iroutlc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16

,rult had already received when the
barrel or box was filled. the iid was
asiod on. 10y force N necessary. as one
site ON an nhEircpcfous trunk-topi
Then I'm getting u down carefully it
Was rolled end over tud and dropped
,nie Inc hold. on TOP OF whatever 10
might hit. Now, this Hprt NJ thing
Won. do at all
,rul, was rotten when 10 Arrived In
Am. rican md most ~ " was wasted.
iuvdrl would not stand that oven u
Adam and Eve had gone into ihe fruit
businpag In the gnrdcu ni Eden. 80
Aprrlcnn planters decided thar they
could bfnt the Cuhans NO fruit growing.
ihourh under far less favorable c1udi-
'rhey tried Il. and the Cuhans quick
~ found that there was no longer any
r,nrltet for their r0tting pines luu ur.
nnFus nut the fact remainf ihni up
country In the world ~ better adapted
AZ fruit rrnwing than cuba. and under
American management thn Cuban
fruIt tradr will soon become 1u Inn
rartant factor IN the Industrial Iic ~
Inc hemisphere"
prririnr 80 see Tor myself what us.i
10 be- tho greatest hlnGnn-shIpH.
port IN the wurld--liafacun, No ~" 'IHi.
ern end ~ Cuha-and the prospects Iur
Tho inyeatmont of American capital
there In frult.rr owing whom the war .F
over. I made the trip from Trinidad.
Not many weeks ngl, Until our block
ndp tird IL up. n native steamship line
rsnt small vessels at regular intervals
30 mako the clrcul, NJ cuba.
There was not much 10 be said IN
favor " the steamers. except on the
any. port. Inca storm principle. when ono
pqrtiruiaflv wanted ~ go nowhere
and there was no other way. The boats
we're ahsurdiy small Tor ocean travel.
extremely dirty. and always loaded o.
the guards with passengers. twn-fooied
and f0ur-nOt counting the vuuuuhly.
footed creeping ana crawling ana
vfigriing things that infested every
granny. Tho four footed voyagorH In
vnrIohly ovcr-nllcd the place originally
Intended for them AMI were ponncd 30
FAR AT that their noses touched tho
rhoulders Of their two-fuotvd travelling
companions ns they snt NJ table. amid
odurH which bear NO comparison Go
those ~ Arahy the Blost
Sailing eastward from Trinidad, the
first stnpplng.placc 81 Importance IN
Santiago, something over 300 miles dlr-
tart' hut We dli not 60 ashore on this
trip. having visited the place "a fort.
nlght before. From Santiago 10 nnra-
run. On the oNtftmc northeast ~ Gu
hl. ~ n run nf only II hours. oven by
the slow lltilr con ft0rH. The trip "
worth making n Tor uuthlnr but the
sriondorr Of the tropical suns O..
Tho greatest painter would fui n an
Impossible task Co. dUpiDt thU exact
shldlnrH ~ sea aud sky ana mountains
n No. were a wise artist. nT well az
q rrg1t one, h. would not attempt a.
because the nearer hr came 90 the yiyld
and glorious truth. the moro h. would
De- criticized Tor tno-hrlllllnt cul1Hnr.
The Hhorrwnri view Il not particularly
interesting. Al first an endless stretch
of keys. an munotunauHly alike. covered
With mnngrnve bushes.
Then the iumblcd ana rargod noun
tninH which fruWn around Santiago.
amid 70 country which looks az " the
angry gods Ind subjected Il 10 tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16

"Stver-l rhyiisiars n,aisd nc, bot n,
rcrm1ncai t-n.il w.s derived.
Four i.E-s lWss .,hl1sl viii nervou
probation tsyice with rsafiiis.
lrtsc ailac.s ~. I'd THROW MT late
sp5sri.
4 ecold CT r.'.hsr meat OF vegs.asies.
II my ta-t 'tel touched the li5uf / wa
Immediately seisti with cramps.
IVES vsi upi heiplei-, h.rc'os.
J egmmsneed 10 take D.. Wiihaniy
Pick Fills Tor Psie People. Oat box VA
eou'umei and iei, no letter. This dis-
eomagtd me-.
"My VIZ. urged me 10 tfy ne off,
some more, i,-i.n! that my lie depsnded
up9l the result.
con,iiucd to take them.
since N-n, ard {, has Teen .evcfai
months, have enjoyed ii..
Have preached ali funm-r and Ibid
revival mctiings Ter fii'ccu week.
have had 70 Muscular rtc-eisc for
ytau' bui recently, have done considerable
hard work 81 my gafaen. my rlvsel.s
Standing Tbs is'i remarkably wei.
Every sabbath ! peach three inns
and now think ] aln good Tor aro,h.f
wsniy yeau, Il NE Lord wills.r
To add weight 10 his words, Rev. Ne
CfeadY made Affidavit bslofe ID. Bfooke,,
Notary Putiie.
Dr.. wHlamf Pink Pill Coz Pale Psos',
ey,it = powerful inilaeaes IN fc..otrg
W1Nc5 utfvc power and 100 SURVIVING and
cnfiehing The blood. Dflgsiih eonf.dfr
them the mos, effective femtdy whi.b
they dbpcnss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16
NY GRANDAOTHEO'S OLD SHOES.

My doar Albert. Won SOON nstori.hrd.
,,...,.. ,t,,... ...... ..'... $50. .
go '"u' '"u ''li'' 'h'' my i''in W
nave o. friendly chat with me. and rec
cciyo advice uu v1ur litiio prIyatr nj.
fef,g ,, 1901. 49,. ~. ..., ,l-
wv" '"' "'A'''. '"7
'.N l''i '' ah''a whose presence in that
I'"'t OF h'n'r mas nude you laugh so
much, aul which caused You aud wy
comrades goo iaugh ut mo ru much y,i-
t0niHv evening. An YOU ara ur.,u-
iah.d i.cluar ! tnpw tb4t. yDu rf..is
SOU Heum uneasy brrauFs WON nrs
caught m fault. i,t vuur nat,Ui.ttn.,t
oUas.. "a Uftie Sind Vls tt..v.. Lid bss
told 30 to mo. hut sims. H.,, gl. .. .,..
ofI..tIy. U.t.r n.l tf,.., ..,, ,ai
atf. a., rif.. 10 ..,, ,.,,.,... ,- .t'.t.t
A., E.,i, mo-. .t,.- tf 49, ., &c., "a
900 l.'..
5',., ,iii'.. ,,,. .. ,
....... tf..'. l,,'"Il
'N'lfl .'hN
N1 J l'i. '' Y, lN., "N.n you Nl.l
W 'h It WIN h..N 1u YOU n'i
f"u wi" l'Nl hlhh' ''Nf tHe hiat
STONE Nt mo-
J.
Wh'n iuN rI1HImuih"r was dying.
HhH called thH whole family Co hoy u.I-
side. no one rh. rnvo lar sold chain.
.u puuthog iiarH NJ rruptrty. 60 70
third sho extended Dor fura. Oh inc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16


s...l,l correspondence. 49,. ..,.
81 IN. things n which only
Amons ,,,moriss remain to the GU
r'i'in' ~. f-a, Industry. which was
bans y ,.,,,,s business ON the ISLAND
but i'I yybus In the Trinidad valley
r'ih..s. fm,ta Nou YORK produce
ih' = III. IN, had been O. frult.grower
n,i,a. .',, cuts. until the lofs Of me
% an island compelled him .,
gao, ~, psine unable 90 understand
tw N. cpbans came go lose SO Valu-
~ ", Industry. Tor which the e'nu',
I'm ana climate are perfect f,
ta' 80 MIN ON tn subject Ana
s'.' ~. substance Of what BE- too
m vrs the CuhauF own iau't.
,y vrl De- glad enough to get
.,.s remnant of ihelr once
-.g, fruit trad LAS they may
,msrcans have taught IN .h
w ~,,,re Il. To call the cubhns
~ y. MD be- unfair. the good old Ne"
,..t rori "ahIfilcss' better de-
80. nIr temperament They al
,s.5s, the easiest way of accom-
.a'slBs an end. and leave the rest 70
,...,3-ses Al Dlna pulre-"an Goa
NY Z, farsysr ON their tongues. APP
.9s 3, neglected crops as 60 every
~. ,i.. In rft. while Anglo-saNons
,.-.,.,h,t Providence smiles 10 houn-
M. h,ry.s,a upon the hn'h1ndms,n
~ %, forth the proper ehoti, rain s,ln'-
s.ib'6 up1f those who leave " 10 lilln
.-li-.ly SOW oranges, pine-appl,s'
...arl.t. aguacltea. bananas f-puilo
b.. m.it careful handling. from tht
A.. ihy are picked until nhrrcd l1t
n. In he markets And that u just
ytfI ~ Cuhlnf lnst their trade. 70
I'd ~ fruit down, they SHOOK thr
~, r knocked % on with q long
KY it they would cucoanuts. "
's.s|d fho ground battered hy the tau
n frllsd by the rap from the pole,
IA 10 thus handicapped In the start
III 1Hp.ut.an with The carefully
fHtHf fruit W IN" american llAut'lt
/ nuu b. famfmh'rd that ihe truli
IL i0 NAH a journey " hundreds %
rI'It hior, % reaches market ANA the
fIahile huIse rapidly develops decay.
Whsn iha fruit H. vi the tree. the next
90 vas % transport % 90 the nearest
town. o. d. packed Coz shipment This
~. luae hy mules Tho oranges or
firrs. 90 whatever q was. were bundled
hp.hun Into ran.ors ana away
vent ,hs mu'. over the mugh country
t0adt. jllt.ur ihe softer fruit into Jam
ln th. Alll. .hlga when the dcHtln1-
iHn WaH reached. instead nf carefully
ifiIHg tha cnfgl from M mules back,
ihe driver dmggal lt M regardless,
ana thuW % down M IN nearest corr
tHf u th0 HiHrfshlurD.
"Tht next conner threw hls c1nH'Fn-
msni ~ fruit 900 Bop Df the other. and
% Do was Piled up. With uD thought W
N. Consequence Then iu packing. !
tsyo on Cuhinn stand several loot
away from me barrels ur hampers and
actually throw % ln, hIt ur mics. ~
course aiiiug O. The bruises the DOOR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16

1yyi clal ln lia frame NJ grand. dark
Hl ulEf, r.ut1riDH ola. who asem O.
watch uVnr ihr places tho" remind w
y. me lmmGufr fields which surrouni
y ana 70 tls giant hI'H winch pr..srt
ihma0lv"s 900 ihg ilHian, h1fiz1ni ant
above 100 'hlL gr.lf with divine ar.lt
n'H', ] % f'0'vH ih0 peaceful ana awoH
iIrg W grandmother wplrtiug 60 MI
hrl1.Ip. H1 rrtIf, and % an thfa
things animate ana iuanlm1tr: an al
1i profound serenity AMI happiness
JULES CANAAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16

who from choice ur force ~ c'rcum
r.HuUUf desire 90 rave uHnry tIu or 10
,HHIiy and VITA up discomfort iu thHm
H.lNul NJ they take the fro and com
Portable rUyIIuInr chair cars 700 tfs lH
trilnH nt ihU IHl1n Pacific. TIrIel
oiileo .ni Main f.-rot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16

N"sid'h"srd Complete without
ull CROW ur hermitage whisky bottled
lu bond.
~ IS, ULoCU g. CO.. Agents.
10 ana n W Rocnnd South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16
gruit Culture in Cuba.

Industry Which viii Presently be Relieved
once a,oan Manasenent-A Visit to earaeoa. tho
Und0' 49,. Pineapple and tho 5anana-spIondid Open
HON, -. Investment Of Northern Capital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16

Thc mcdlCai prop6rtics ~ Itiirs IIah
Remover 60 iuVlsofato tho scalp. co..
move dtudrun. restore She hair and ia
color. HurpnTs anything 90 ~ kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16
a Minister'S
Trials.

IAis nUy6tic from a minister is ef greatest Ualre
!" ~o'e aol25e 1e,rcs ere mgsyiaiy, health shattered
or obEe'r'f'e oi'ig. II is bar,imlyy abbyobyiaie IN
Mfs qgc GfGa.ac, Nr,-ons, c,.9iess later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-28
vrw STORE TO BE OPENED TOMORROW.

Tn. new home Of McGibSon 4 Co. At Nme'
,.sn,h-,,. and Broadway win be opened to-moerow
morning when the three big departments. wn'oa
are devoted TO linen goods Of all grades ana p.,eee
lace draperies and upholstery materials va"
thrown open to the inspection OF inc pu0'.@ =.
making a change OF location, aco'ooon 800
49, tn,o consideration the Disadvantages which
shoppers experience In travelling 10 the uvps'
49,. ~ the large shops In their new estaolon:
men showrooms are on the .Icesny hss
rnomv and convenient having side entranoe -
tnstyeent-st for carriages The new shop = g.
NInS. S,nra,sd and convenient access " rQrnon13
nv The Broadway cabe-cars. which pas re nas1
entrance and the Madson-ave ssS,n cHe kassS
1hs isrse stores In the uptown shopp1n& as'usss
Are ali within short walk from the esuonG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-28
"A CHAMPAGNE AT HALIFAX
o.,.,.a from Fir.t Pare.

--u,.v 70 Boston. and from Boston to this city
- .n. shore line They would pronaoiy reach TINS
-, tomorrow morning.
Guy r,amnarne Superintendent Japhet ADDED
10 ...ao,,n,edlv be put IN drydock at Halifax for
We This would make necessary the remoVai
rep A. cargo and II would probably be brought to
% , ror, IN a freight steamship either owned by
-. ,omnany or chartered by 1t.
-. $3.50 ssked II there was any way or stopping
-. .,..mship Massapequa. which left here yes
Wy r,ornlnr 10 search for La Champagne. SUI
s..rasn, Japhet said that there was not. He
-. ,h,nk however that the steamship would
o'u - time after she failed TO find La Cham
,n IN the region where the latter had an
80, N searching for her. but would proceed on
~ way 10 Rotterdam.
n, nn,e continued to call at the French Line pier
90 a late hour in quest OF information regarding
,.,,vss or friends on la Champagne. Charles d.
y.Tloes second vlce-president Of the Charity Or
.,,zat,on Society. whose daughter was passen-
y, on the vessel among them. He said that
n,,snted in the list Of La ChampaSnes passengers
prnted In Yesterdays newspapers. and that she
Ess singer ano returning home after three
"srs' tour abroad At O'Clock last night Mr.
osasssss Towed into Halifax. All we'll
NJ kellogg said that he had passed an anxious
,,nae and that his JOY and pleasure on learning
.unonls be appreciated by all others having rela-
MAS or friends on board the steamship He was
,isssed also. 10 learn that the passengers were
Coming this city by rail- Japn a
Singers had had enough OF the ocean for one trip,
least.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-28
SECRET OF THE TRADE.
Thc lYashineton stnr.

From The Washington Star.
on Mr. Scannerton," she exclaimed efusively;
II have been waiting 10 you. ] wanted 10 tell
you how much appreciate that poem you had in
The latest issue OF Tho Cerebrum Magazine.
you mean the one that begins
Through the turgid depths plod and plough.
, And Chamber on. know not how.
To find the goals thn; promised rest
But weary starting points at best
Yes" she answered, with dreamy. doyncast
ewes II like that. Ard II gets better you go on
Il gets very much better. There were parts OF IL
that | could hardly understand ut all
oh you natter me- 49,, m
NO indeed You ought 10 do more things like
that You ought TO write In more dignltea meas
much better than these little things that sounc
az II they were done finland. Yet l Know iheIe
must DO great temptation 10 90 'H"' ""'N "
work .r,, ,,arroxiv
I'll here i-" the answer, very "ar'o"'s
escap ped making this one sound so.
Tell how A.. - hur,v
1T md IN send the thing away IN a hurry
d,dn.t have time 10 make II sound on -hana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-28
THE CHICAGO COLLISION.
SEVEN MEMBERS OF PLEASURE PARTY
WERE KILLED

Chicago Feb y.-There were seven lives lost by
the collision at the Western-ave. crossing Of the
Grand Trunk Railroad last evening when a fast
train ran into a pleasure party in omnibus. The
persons killed Thomas Hayes. Mary Rite.
age Il: Jennie Willette. age Is; Sophia Van Buren,,
age Is: Louis Sauerbier. age IL: Frederick Pelky
age 90 and an unknown woman, whose body was
taken to West Harvey. George Sauerbier. the
driver. badly hurt
There were only four couples IN the pleasure
party fourteen others who were to have gone hav-
ing remained to take another omnibus. The loco
motive struck the omnibus with such force that the
bodies OF the girls seated at the point OF con-
tact were carried the engine pilot Their pres
ence was not discovered until the train had drawn
hack TO the crossing. They were then removed
and placed by the roadside They were among the
nrst 10 be identified. although their features were
frixhtfuIly mangled and their bodies torn by the
shock. - - - ..,.
from West Harvey Blue Island. where surprise
party was TO be held. Physicians were called, ana
with The aid of the passengers the Injured were re-
n wed TO the hotel at Blue Island where the fesuvi-
ties which had been planned were 10 nave oeeh
=.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-28
Student VOLUNTEERS ADJOURN.
CLOSE OF THEIR SUCCESSFUL CONVENTION IN
CLEVELAND.

Cleveland. Feb E-The convention Of the Student
Volunteers closed this evening with big rally at
IN. Gray.' Armory. Nearly the entire day was
given ND 10 meetings and Intense interest In the
missionary cause was aroused by the score or moro
~ eloouent speakers who addressed the largo
crowds that assembled.
Tn. first meeting was held at the armory at 10
,.c,ock in the forenoon. Only delegates were pres
ON, The meeting was conducted by John r. Mott
rho delivered a short address on Tho Morning
watch" The other speakers we're the Kew. pr'
charles cuthbert Hail. who gave Scripturai tax
hs sed on the seventh chapter OF Revelations Hoo-
or, = Lewis who told the delegates how to report
che convention when they returned to their homes:
AZ, Michener one OF the secretaries. who urged
IN. de.irabilty OF a large attendance at tho sum-
mer school. during the coming season. r. r.
wilder who appealed for life service on the part
NJ missionaries and F. S. Brockman. who had
word 10 say to student volunteers by way o., urs-
ing them 10 get into the field as soon as possible
n o. clock In the afternoon there was meeting
for women at the Euclid Avenue Baptist church:
congregationai: a mass-meeting OF the young peo-
ple OF Cleveland at the afmory, ana mass-"ee'ihS
at Association Hall up
convention vorksrs and they were fuh OF interest