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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-17
COOLER.
Fair weather Tonight and Tomor-
row, With NOrtherly Winds.

Forecast till pm. Wednesday-For the
District of Columbia, Eastern Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey, Delaware and Mary
land. fair weather tonight and Wednesday;
cooler tonight; northwest to north winds.
For Virginia, fair weather tonight, pos
sbly preceded by showers in extreme south
east portion this afternoon; Wednesday
fair; cooler Wednesday morning; northerly
winds.
Weather conditions and general forecast
The pressure has risen in the lake regions
and Ohio valley and has fallen in the
Rocky mountain districts. A belt of high
pressure extends from the lake regions
TO the south Atlantic and east gulf coasts
An area of low pressure is central on the
northern slope.
There is a decrease in cloudiness east of
the Mississippi and an increase to the west
During the past twenty-four hours show
ers have fallen in the middle and north At
lantfc states and in the northwest
The temperature is lower in the Ohio val
ley ana lake regions and somewhat higher
in the Missouri valley.
Fair and cooler weather is indicated for
the middle and north Atlantic states, lower
lake region and Ohio valley and generally
fair weather throughout the south.
The following heavy precipitation lin
fncheS) was reported:
During the past ~ hours-North Platte
Ito; Valentine 49, Norfolk LIP; Atlantic
City, los; Harper's Ferry, 40
Rivers-The following changes in the
rivers Gin feet and tenths) have occurred:
Risen, NicksburS, OIL.
Above the danger line and rising Vicks-
burg, IL.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at
am: Great Falls, temperature, 66; condi-
ton, 1; receiving reservoir, temperature
81; condition at north connection, .; con-
dition at south connection, 8; distributing
reservoir, temperature. S. condition at in
fluent gate house, 4; effluent gate house, 4.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 1903 pm; high tide, 5 20
a. and 5:5S PIN.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1908 am. and 1o:5
pm; high tide, sos a. and 6:42 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 445 am; sun sets. 1OS
Pm
Moon rises 300 am. tomorrow
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 4:45 am
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by SIG pm: ex-
tirguishing begun at 1852 am. The light
ing Is begun one hour before the time
named
Arc lamps lighted at SOL Pm; extin-
guished at 4:07 am.
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Money at 5 Per Cent toLOan
On real estate in District Of Columbia. No De-
lay in closing loans.
ap2I-tf HEfsKELL 4 McLERAN zoos st.

CASTELBERG, the reliable jew
eler, now at 1903 Pa. Ave-, will re-
move to o35 Pa. Ave. May 23d. I'm
til then discount of 20 per cent is
allowed on all Diamonds, Watches
and Jewelry.
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The National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust
Company
AOTT1
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
)f the District Of Columbia

Chartered by special act OF Congress Jan. 1867.
and acts OF Oct, $780, and Feb. 1882.
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II you want anything. try an ad. in The
star. anybody has what You wish, you
Will get an answer
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Coal for the Navy.

VICTORIA. B. c., May ia deal has
just been closed between the Omitted States
government and E. e. Game of Seattle, rep
resenting the Dunsmuirs. for the purchase
of 8 800 tons Of coal. The bulk of the coal
is for the Port Orchard naval station.
whore It will be kept In the bunkers for
american war vessels.
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Stock-Reducing Furniture Sale.
everything heavily reduced. Moses, F & IL
advertisement,
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Stock-Reducing Furniture Sale.
Everything heavily reduced. Moses, + & IL
-Advertisement,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-17

TAME ADVANTAGE OF THE FACT THAT YOU
are going away for the summer TO send your old
books 10 me TO be rebound. l will store them
tret until You call for them. Magazines bound In
leather. I5c. vol HODGES, ookbinder 81!
9th ST. mvl6-6d
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CASTELBERG, the reliable jew
eler, now at IIo3 Pa. Ave, will re-
move to 935 Pa. Ave. May 23d. I'm
til then a discount of 20 per cent is
allowed on all Diamonds, Watches
and Jewelry.
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Capital One Million Dollars.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Rents safes inside burglar proof vaults m
IS per annum upward.
securities, Jewelry. silverware and valunblet
OF all kin,is In owners package trunk or case
taken on deposit moderate cost
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits received from TEN CENTS inward
and interest allowed on IS and above
Loans money on real estate and collateral
security.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
This company is legal depository for court
and trust funds and acts as administrator
executo!, receiver. assignee, and executes
trusts of all kinds. Wills prepared by a conn.,
petent attorney in daily attendance
OFFICERS:
THOMAS r. JONES. ...... p-estao,.
T. FRANCIS RIGGS. ........ ytca pra.tdons
W. RILEY DEEB LIE. $3.50. Second Vice prss,dant
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT - sacre,sr,
GEORGE HOWARD. ......... Traaspro,
CHARLES f. NYNIAN. Assist,p, S..cro,.-,
WOODBURY. BLAIR....... Trust ua,co,
GIST BLAIR Assistant rrrrs, na,oa,
mylI-oOtf
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First Mortgage Bonds.
Subscriptions will he received NJ tho America,
Savings Bank, 1907 g ST. NV. for all or anv mart
OF the issue OF $4,000 coupon bonds Of Vestry of
the Parish of the Incarnation. Protestant Episcopal
church. payable on or before April J. 1918 with In.
teItet al . per cent. semi Annually. myl1-lm
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Boy A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT CLEVELAND
Park your terms. See Houses Foo
0sle." Small cash payment ap2e-tf
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FINANCIAL.

Moving Furniture. etc, is a
science with lis. Our padded
vans and expert movers can be
safely trusted to do the work
quickly and carefully. Send
for them when moving dav
comes.
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Greatest Thing Out.

WISH To NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT /
have severed all connections with the HOTEL.
MAJESTIC, 18th and Yale SIS. NV
X. j. MARSHALL.
Real Estate and Loan Broker
nyl43t sos llth ST NV
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BUY y SUMMER Homeland SAVE.
1t would cost you almost rs much 10
board your family this summer as 1t
would to purchase of tn use Groom
cottages at Charlton Heights for 500
down-SiO month. Then, too, it's easy
OF access-2O minutes ride from city via
Is. 4 -. Particulars of
THOMAS W. SMITH, LIST and Ind ave. Phone 21T
my16lOd
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COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND No. L..
The regular quarterly dividend tNo. ~ Of Ia per
cent on the COMMON CAPITAL STOCK of the
American Graphoph0nc Company will be paid JUNE
FIFTEENTH, 1885 to stockholders Of record June l.
by order of the directors.
E. ID. EASTON, President
TIIOS- J. GOODWIN. Secretary.
my1i-eO 1t-uy3O. je4 IL IA
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Takes nerve and thorough
equipment to make this

balanced display effects, newest type Styles, and
deliver ell jobs ''on the minute prOns ed If /
nan short Of the aboye-in any way-refse the job.
n. T. ELLIOTT, 500 10th st. Tel. 1879 my16-14d
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOOKS
FOR the transfer of certificates, series B. will
be closed from May 10 to June l. and the books
for the transfer of stock will be closed from May
~ 70 June /, ls9S. q. Il. COLEMAN,
myli. ld,2O' Secretary
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Official Announcement of Appoint
ments and Assignments.
The following naval orders were issued to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21
TtltGRAPHlc BRtvuGs.

Austria De likely ~ take military
meaHurrH 500 d.Il with fI. ANIHI 20
and scrIlu disorders roar he Aus
trlhn frontier
Gen. August has notified iha Madrid
authorities that hr has uUrd within
the wallis ~ Manila and WIll d. unable
~ communicate further with 90. Span
lah government
In tost vote % ndjtln. taken iu
thH Senate uu Monday evening. there
were 10 votes shown 60 be- opposed tu
Hawaiian annexation, or one-iUurth ~
thU senators present
ON Monday Secretary Long named
% war y,sHelH nf varying size that ura
90 Doc constructed Tor the United
States Thirty mombors ~ % Wlsr1n,
Hln company az jacksonville fla
were made seriously 90 on Monday
evening by eating unwholoa0m,
canned food.
spaluH refusal q, exchange Lieut.
lluhHln ana hH companions Of thl
MruImlr o. explained. says tha LHI.
don Times. Without any Intention of
acting HH spies thry must have HH,u
many things iu or around H4uiHr.
about which the American naval luU
military authorities would gladly hay,
Information.
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tiUcry are being dispatched 60 Tampa.
shat port being the destination uf the
battery ordered from Fort Adam and
thH two batteries ordered form Fort
Monroe yesterday ThcsU win Ua ut
iD i0ln the tUn heavy and a'N Usht
batteries which. nt present make 900
Con. shutters entire artillery strength
The four Transports sent around Goo
Tampa urt thU Iuu order .I fH.fH from
Mobile. tho Specialist uuIHuHt and
Catalonia which Jailed num Sow
York several days ago. viii DO I. uuler-
stood hH used here Tor conveying 90.
supplementary rNuuditIou H Santiago
ANA their departure may ias. place loo
o. tow days
There docs NOT appear amy rarHu
Uhy 10 HhuHIi hr delayed HHE IHuEHr
Than Do necessary 60 rnt on" forces fu.
r IhUr Iru flHnH lH pvUr rI..u lE-
p,fInugUl officers Hlv wins Gem shat.
Cor should have hH fuIl complement OF
artillery uH "uun uH uufHlN.. Almost
equally pressing IF tho" HH HHrH Do
hIH need for rtHrHcfIhi. contingent
NJ cavalry 90" horses fur which win
hn tntru Co Santiago hy M uIHI n.ut
of Transports which win Ia nft.I up
With special regard 10 the accommodate
ton % animals.
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TRAPPED THE SPANIARD
SpASIARDs BURN VILLAGERS HOMES.
Conduct Of Anairs vt Manila Americans
DO Not Attend the Independence re-
ccption Heavy storms.

Honrl,ong. June 2o-tcopyrighted.
is9sby the Associated Pressl -Ac-
cordinR to adviccs from Manila. dated
June 18th. IL was reported there that
Gen. Moment In coming southwark
with 5000 mixed troops from Bancln.
thirty miles north OF Manila. found
the railway line blocked and was tu-
ken by ambush by the Insurgents.
Fierce lighting onsucd and was car
riod ON for three days. during which
Con. Moment was killed. The native
troops 'oincd the Insurgents and the
spnnlur,s who were lett. about zoo. sur
rendered.
4 battalion az pnmrnura Of native
militia. supposed to o.. particularly los.
ulb'gun shooting &c. officers aud killed
hNc when the Insurgents attacked Mar
ubuu. The Spanish succeeded Boo dis
aiming aud imprIsunlnr o. portion OF
them. but they escaped when the Insure
gents captured Marathon.
At Zupoto ~ whole ltg|mout rov0ltcd
Ht critical moment The authorities
rtili ufe mixed forces with the result
that inHurgont flncmcu ARE frequently
found o. have passed the gfutriDs ana
tu he creeping along under cover ana
nrlng upon the spnnlards from behind.
The correspondent uf the Associated
Press pays u daily visit Co tho OUT
posts ut TUudu. Santa Tpan. Santa Ana
and MHintc. but there la no poreptlhlD
movement though thcro IA constant nr-
ing. which Tor the most part ls inoncc-
tive. Nothing o. visible among the trees.
Tho insure uts. who nrU sraf.nriy.
draw abundant Spanish yoiioyH aud csc
rDcllily nc ulrht IN. FpiuiHfla iuc'1-
sanity s1uHndcr tons % ammunition ln-
to the shoduw ~ the thIHk0tH, appHr.
entity lu the hope ~ quickly exhaust
Ing their stock and being ln % position
to surrender honorhly after a hopeless,
nsht
o. tho meantime the Spanish com-
mHudetH have boon ordered tn burn the
NiilHEofF hntH outside the town Ho MS
to deprive tho enemy 0f Hh.itDr. md
hurdrcda NJ peaceful natives aro homo-
l0HH
an e... a.t s..a, .t cr,ita o1
isih, when o. declaration Of indie
rrrdUIt .u..N H. ny AEUt.
aldo. 1fr hH1 invited fhs American
officers f0 hu present. hut nome urDHuia
cd. AeuluHilu Do reported tu have ul-
vorht.d autonomy under American
protection. similar to tho british proc
toctnrnt,s.
The Insurgents. n % believed. out ~
, Difference tn Admiral Dewey have re
solved never to lombard.
For several days thDro have been trc-
mcndouu ralnHiurms.
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ST. Louis. NO. June IA company
has been incorporated here f1r tho
manufacture of rumie nhrH The cnpls
tnl stock li $50 nU0 but will hH Increased
many times that amount Albert ~.
Price. who ~ one ~ the lururrurntnrs.
o. the inventor NJ the machine that Will
fry0iutioulzo the manufacture or rnmic
nbDr and % iH this machine that viii
h. used hy the company
The lncurpufutnrH arcs ChnH u. Mr-
cur, vice president o. the Missouri
railroad company. the Lindcll railroad
company. Moses W. Llggrtt and Myor
Tobacco company l.. -. kinErlnnd.
police commissioner ana head Of the
KlnrHlaud Manufacturing company.
Charles Magic. attorney. Theodore q.
Meier. secretary Of the lirlnc Boiler
company. Albert ~ Price. the United
States atoro-kvcpor ana hiH son Albert
NJ Price Jr,
Tho company now controls extensive
tracts ~ land IN Mexico, upon which
the umlr plant h already growing IN
rank profualon, tt patents have been
allowed ln the United States and pre-
pnrltiona nfe under way 90 have them
allowed IN an countries OF the world
simultaneously.
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nsrrimae wreck Co,sr- outs rsri ~ the
Channel iioh.on 1T santiago,

ON BOARD the Associated Press pls-
tltuh Boat ptuutlrH, on Santiago
g. cuba. sunday. June ~. via Klugs-
Hn. Jamaica June O.=tCuuYrightri.
sos. by the Associated pr ssl-Rrlr-
Admiral sampcon authorizes the pub
I1tln ~ me following information,
obtained from reconnoisancoH and from
Doc CuhluHt
Mattera are quiet OF Guatannmo
lly. m. Spanish are transporting ar
.Nery 90 tho town NJ guantanamo,
Yesterday "a shell from the bittlcahip
Do sHu destroyed 70 railway car and
irt "a warehouse uu lire. 4 ny asserts
Dat the spanish gunhoan have been
iIHl with straw ana VIII hn destroyed
Z there Is any danger of their being
lulurrl
rhe spanish forces az Guantanamo
trr yiuly attempting 90 reach santa
IO whore nothing i1 known aH Ia th"
liltlnn az 0uautinimu, as he Gu
aaua hold The intervening territory.
Con, Ourcla'a forces are within three
lays march ~ Santiago. They num-
s"r 5000 The same number Of cuhans
lra near HulEuln. Gen. Rnhl rs eighteen
ul.HH west ~ Santiago with $50 men,
tlI won armed.
The battery OF Castillo Dc 10 Socnpa,
opposite EFtrella. Santiago, has two
IHutuUa guns. four Mtylm- Norlrn-
,g'tt al-millmetvr guns, one Maxim
NHul ufrldt Hi-WlllmotUr gun nud uur
lltllng 2ismilimrter gun,1ll taken from
.hn Nrlul MCrcpdrH. The battery at
Castillo deI Nnrru has two Maxim
Nlrl nfoldt li-mlllu.tUr guns taken
rom ths tornado boat H8tnycr Ter
or huupht hy Admiral crvera, Tho
'nuiH Hnrll battery h1s two olnnoz
bronze gums rHd ono l1uriurl1, Ail m
ali'"rI.e hHN7 H'En muEE' load WIS.,
INH m|uHH NJ fhH lNfrIHH" HrH nu no
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AuuINNiDo isrNIm
stand. by ~. Allegiance to tho unit,d
states.

states.
London. June. ei.-rhH uourg1nr core
respondent Uf th. Times. tIHgfaphIng
Monday HlyH "rhr Impression iH rtIu-
lug ground here that encouraged hy
their HuDcUHH.H. ihU Insurgents loo Tho
Philippines will become lnfnl"fHut NJ
American control AFuluIiin'H forces,
however arc faithfully keeping thH
pledges 90 Admiral Dewey loo hH Fill
lulun policy, which ! am Cr dIhly
formed ia fuyouhly received Boo Waru.
inruu. being IudUu. Ul0ni lu 900 lutrrs
national un1lrH under American t'ls
lection until the country d. powerful
enough 90 shape Co. own drHtiuoH The
FIlirIrnH arr approx na|N' loHt German
lutrEuoH may Interfere with The cone
troll uf tho islands
"sh6uii capt. Gen. August resla'
Admiral Dewey. 10 Ia expected Doe viii
lombard Manila within "a week from
now.
Tho tionrkonr correspondent ~ tho
Daily Mail says United Sint0H con.
Hui Wlldmln has received no lntlma-
ton from his government with regard
On tho future N me Philippines. Gru.
Arulnnido desires that the Islands boz
come nu AnwrIcuu colony, Nn de-
cinros that n h. cannot he connected
with the United states ~ viii insist
upon n republic holnr formed. n any
other country than tho United states
wishes 90 SECURE control NJ the Philip
rInrH that country viii have 90 nrht
flr n The Insurgents under Arulnnidn
now have $500 rifles and oighi nrli
UIUrHH.
Tho Honrkour correspondent NJ tho
Daily Telegraph Hnya' According tu
tht report ~ thH United states trans
plrt T1nrn which ms iusi arrived
hero from Manila n dnHtlfdly attempt
was mndr lBHt week Go poison 6rn.
AFuiuui1o. tto WINS taken suddenly
and violently M after rlrinkInE m "a
mrnI and thH symptom wDrn such nH
clearly indicated that poison had %. %
mixed with his food. lie was M Tor
49,. M
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nEArES ny rnE TunK.
iic Was Too Good Wrestler Tor evils q
How chicago Aldermen Got o e otI

How chicago Aldermen Got . e ciI
Chicago. June 2o.-rhe Lewis You-
souf wrestling match at Tattersilrs to-
night was witnessed by 10000 people.
~ was for purse ~ $500 and the
championship oi ih world. best two in
three cnt"N-re-c no holds
barred except th throtuns no holds
Town. Tim Hogan OF Chicago was
referee
when the men entered the ring at
O'Clock Nous1uf at once assumed the
Offensive. After struggle N three
minutes. Lewis being on the pad
stomach down the referee separated
The men and gave the match 90 Lewis.
because Yuusuuf. as the referee said.
WAS stfarEilng him. There was much
bowling and yelling from the dlsnp-
pointed crowd.
George Conadine. the hacker ~ Lew
ls. announced that h. ala not think the
hold was q struuFlo. Brady and all NJ
YuusoufH men, Lewis and HE seconds
and Promoter ConHldlno altCrnatcd In
trying 60 get r. hearing. LOWS agreed
Goo take the winners end " the purse.
81 go. ana continue the match with G..
q. puplessis as referee, but Referee
Hogan refused 90 allow 10 md was
finally escorted from the ring by the
police. During an that time there was
the widest excitement.
The men mot ON the mat again Tor
the exhibition OF 1910 and within four
minutes YouFouf secured the same hold
that brought forth the FIRST decision.
puplsssIH tapped him on She back. hut
b. uuit reluctantly Tho fan was
awarded 90 Lewis nm the foul
AZ the end " nfirrn minutes inter
val. provided for in The articles. the
match was resumed. NuuHluf secured
Htrnnrio hold and LewlB gave up 10
six and % h1if minutes.
After another nfHrn minutes the
bout was continued. when Lewis had
broken several locks md wr.rriui out
from spIn ON HE head. Tho Turk
again obtained strange hold and
Lewis gave up ln seven minutes and
ton seconds. YouHouf winnirr the
match clearly aurrlaslng tn "Str1ur-
irr' OF hiF own gam" Lewis H1ii after
the bout. - was licked. The Turk De-
% better man"
4 resolution was presented in M.
rItv council tonirhf directing Che chief
~ police 90 Htnn Tho match Inspired
n ~ supposed. 10y Tho urr'Hrt NJ ihn
management Co send en- 1lifrw 10
/ complimentary tickets. Avid rnnH.l.
rr1ii0 LAUGHTER tho revolution wac
T11r'rd md ur alderman Harf nr' 'o
SECURE its enforcement w. returned
vi'h tho nnyyH That every member md
boon Invited 90 attend the exhibition
] frU0 uf charge,
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AcrI,IrY hi MAsnINnrnN.
Preparations for Momentous Events IN the
Invasion Of Cuha aud Porto nicn,

ANNAAANN W hANA AANN ' NANNfN AhAANH
New York. June ai.-A special 10 tho
Times from Washington aayHi
From behind an appearance Of un-
usual exterior quiet az tho war depart
mrut. certain evidences ~ the ufrpafA-
lions Tor large and momrntouH events
which are known 60 De- ON foot have
made their way into the public rugulz-
uncp. Notable among those Indications
~ tho way the war wind ~ blowing
was the announcement that tho vuluu.
tccrs cncnmpCd at Mobile on tho Ala.
hama CUT coast have been ordered to
Miami ON the Atlantic coast OF Flor.
dn
There are six NJ these regiments. the
First and Second Texas. First and See.
ond Alabama, ana First ana Second
Louisiana, all Infantry ana an, from
the fact ~ their coming from the lower
tier ~ southern states, are rrrurdtd
ns peculiarly adapted Tor service In the
West Indies In the hot season,
Miami iB the HOuthornmoHt town In
Florida. being situated AZ the terminus
uf the East Coast railway, far down
ln the ntlFhhurhOod ~ the Everglades.
Tho sending NJ the Mobile troops there
is IN execution NJ the plan determined
upon aH a result OF tho oycrcroWdlng
ut Tampa. II was decided tn use
several points Tor tho smhnrkatlon ~
tho succeeding expeditions Ni -li
was Inspected with q Wow 90 Co.,
ing made a camp site by the EuH. .
army board sent south by Secretary
Algrr two weeks ago, ana Il was one
NJ the places suggested no being SUITE
able fur the contraction ~ "a smaller
number of troops, along with Fcrnau-
dina. savannah. Charleston and Jack
Fonyillc.
u ~ not understood that the facil-
ties at Miami are adequate o. any large
number of troops, and the impression
Dr. that few if any iu addition 10 those
already sent win bn dispatched there.
II Dr. ftill contemplated 90 make For
uundInn the main point ~ smbhrkatlon
for the cxprditiOnHry forces now be.
ing Organized Cor tho Invasion NJ Porto
Rico when the capture ~ Santiago De
cuba has been accomplished, The har-
hur nt Fornnud.ua Dr. the best along the
Florida cuast f0r ths accommodation
of tine biz transports, ANA IL Is there.
therefore. that the majority ~ them
wan be mohllIs,d. llth1ugh dotuCh-
mpnta of the Porto liuan expedition
undoubtedly will Boz embarked no Mln-
mi. ChorlyHion Jacksonville and. per
hans. othofH Of 90" coast points ads
yn6ated bv tho army board,
For tho SECOND section NJ Cen Shnf-
tors army. additional batteries OF ar
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The Most

costly baking powder to make is Sch&,ig's Best
But neither we nor your grocer dare charge what
it is really worth
It. therefore, does the most work to the cent
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The COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD

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This line. Iu connection tlth the 100 hfHudr
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agent ur
". b. HALEY, q. A. HHuWN,
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For a bad Complexion, take one
OF Gray's Laxative Pellets every
night. These little pellets will
make the skin beautifully clear.
Try them and see how much better
your health will be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21

and five men were killed by shell.
Six were wounded.
Lieut. HoIaun and his men are now
believed to have been taken up 10 San
tlag0.
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CLEANLINESS
FEARLESSNESS
COAPREHENSIYENESS

There never was and never
VIII be anything In their columns
but that may be- safely read In
tho family circle.