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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-22

,iine 70 come. II was In these wars
IN, IN, SPAN lost her strength and pres.
sn,S anu IN describing the Spanish
so.ulers now In Cuba. who are unable
after four years campaigning 10 n,,,
uoWn rebellion or struggle for liner.
" carried on by comparatively a
handful of patriots. The Spanish sol
uler OF today is no more the soldier Of
the old days of chivalry than 10 ,ha
nreek OF today the Greek WHO fought
Ut Marathon and Thermopylae.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-22

In 1910 Lord wellington wrote. ur,o
misfortune throughout the war has
pevh tnat the Spaniards are of n disnn-
at,oh 100 sanguine: they have invnrI
aoly expected only success in obiects
40, tne attainment of which they had
n1uypteu no measures; they have never
Io"ked TO or prepared for n lengthened
contest. The character of tbe So,
hrus mas been the same throughout the
W.T. they nave never been equal ia the
auoptloh OF any solid plan or the exe.
eutIon Oh any system of steady resist
hhce TO the enemy. The leading neo-
n III aihohs them have Invariably de-
ecNeu me lower orders. and have
amused them with idle stories a. ,,,,a
mary successes, with visionary plans or
offensive operations which thev b,,,n
NOT ne means OF executing. ana Win
the nope of driving the French out nf
ohe peninsula by some unlocked for
eOoa' Their courage and
even their activity is of n nnssi,,o 49,,
lure. and must be forced unon ,bn,,
by me necessity Of their eircumstances
sight. y. iore.
There $ neither subordination nor
josephine in the army, either among
.ne otneers or soldiers, and it has. in
tardly conduct which we SO freoueniiv
witnessed in Spanish troops. and the
, nave become odious to the country
me peaceable inhabitants. much ne
they detest and suffer from the French
almost wish for the establishment Of
Josephs government to be protected
IRON the outrages Of their own troops +"
,,, writing to Sir II. Wellesley, he says.
'The Cortez appear to suffer from The
national disease-that is. boasting Of
Strength and power of the Spanish ma
.,on-tllI they are seriously convinced
that they are in no danger and tben
sltting down quietly and lndulglng their
national Incidence"
IN 1872, during the siege of Burgos
LORD Wellington wrote: ut Is indeed
clear to any person who is acquainted
win the present state OF Spain that the
Spaniards are incapable of forming
army. With respect to the army tboyn
Is certainly in Spain abundant material |
Ior good, common soldiers. But where |
= one general of even moderate skill or |
LalehtY You can not make good ON |
GERS In Spain" ''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-22

nhnuiGi OF patriots. The Spanish sol,
uler OF to-day is no more the soldier of
az gu nays or chivalry than is the
| creek OF today the Greek WHO four,h,
at Marathon and Thermopylae.
colonel William Napier. author NJ,
the History of the Peninsula Wa, =,
VI reply to an article in Blackyood;s
m1, i, asserted that the spanish
solulels during that great contest ro :,
away IN battle. nssassinatad ,,,a,'
Whon they dare not face Ia asht
mutllated, tortured and ,nt,rd.,ai
tne,r prisoners, and he gives ns HE
Iiutnorlty such notable persons ns sir
1unh Moore, Sir John Braddocl. Gen
,tfahlm. Lord Colllngwood. sir uonr,
Dalrymple and host of oaica,s my
INFERIOR INFERIOR rank, and lastly he eives the
LUKE OF wellington, who commnndcd
tHt bfltish army and who was az,
posed by Marshal Soult. who cow
in"hued the French. Lord Wellipetnr
s o. nis correspondence In 1909 writes ms
apiioWs; u refer to the constant nnJ
shameful mlsbchavior of tbe snan I'M
FOODS before an enemy. In the haiti
VI TalaVera, In which the snn,,ist,
arn's, with very little exception. wna
uut engaged. whole corps threw away
uuelI arms and ran off in my prescncs
Mneh they were neither ATTACHED nnr
threatened with an attack I'm, ,,i nor
eneu, ! believe, by their own fire
luuhu upon inquiry and from exno,,
me tne nlisbehavior of the snnnish
tho3p TO pc so numerous, and those Of
"rn 5000 behavior to ~ so few that
nv NO eonciude that they are troops
..r H. means leans to be depended upon.
o,,,i, ne spanish cavalry are, | beliave
en.irelN without discipline. tbev ma
co,,ty Wen clothed, armed and no
cd reu ana remarkably well mount
a.. una their horses are in good cnn
uiioh nut | never heard ANYBODY ma
snu that in one instance tbnv ba,., |
nenhNed as soldiers ought I'm 40 IL, r.
presence of an enemy. ~ '''e
III respect to that great body or ali
-. -, uiieS.i mean the infantry-It &c Ia
ee,nentaple TO see how bad Tint or 10
!, , lipaiiards is. II Is said that sometimes
ny pehaVe well though | acknoyledo,
~ pehaVe well,thpugh | acknoyyIadpe
: nav never Seen them behave otba,-
be worse ,h ~ Nothing can
Sho army, and II is extraordinary thar
M nation has devoted itself to
NO., as TINS nation has by the meas,
uaes IL mas adopted in the last two
s"ts. SO httle progress has been mnda
u hny one branch of the military nroe
tssluii by any individual I cannnt sny
,n"t tney 40 anything as 1t ought 10
" uohe' with the exception of r1innipe
way ana assembling again in n stnte
- hature. The Spanlards have neIthe,
~, ,r' n,''' eiliciency. discipline. bravery
est" oh 'he con- ,
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DIED.

shInfrr-At salt LIB ,,.
IN her 18th year, "hh Harrison sb ioh;
John nn SRA from The Residence ot,
nesday Mnrcbr s s, !, street 1t y, h ne v,o9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-22

Black PATHS Troubadors follow the
present minstrel show at the Theater.
putting In an engagement there Of two
nights and Saturday matinee. com
,menclng Friday evening. March 25th.
colored people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08
n U rpsY11EE
a aTluoslIaneonS SIsianzs Of Nfln or STA
-. nm, AInraiinlIIa IetronoIll.

AIluos1IAneouS MeiRn9B OF Win or ma.
ter from NIarihaiI's Metropolis.
Hon. Charles t. Caldwell, Of Parkers-
burg, will address the people OF
Moundsville and vicinity at the court
house next Thursday evening, October
Is, on the issues Of the present cam
paign.
The Woman's Foreign missionary 30.
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church, held their monthly tea at the
home Of Mrs, Thomas Scott, Thursday
evening.
Several Of our Moundsville people at
tended the Marshall county Sunday
school convention at Limestone yester-
day and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. c. RlpDeto and
daughter Bessie, will leave Monday for
Pittsburgh. TO attend the Knight Tenn
par conclave.
Sergeant Sam Parkinson and Trump
eter VIII stultz came home Thursday
night, on an eight day furlough.
Miss Maud Brock has resigned as
teacher In the public school. Her sue
cessor has not yet been elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Crow attended
the Sunday school convention at Lime
stone yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. Rogerson and sister, Miss
Emma Hartley, are visiting friends at
Dallas.
The grand jury meets next Tuesday.
Many cases are expected to come before
them.
Miss Cecilia Halpln will soon leave
for Parkersburg, to enter school.
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THE OUTBREAK
Had its inception in Arrest Of white man
For SELLING LIanor to Indians.

Had lis Inception in Arrest OF White man
For selling Liquor to Indians.
CHICAGO, Oct. THE Tribune says:
Some facts in connection with the pres
en-, trouble with the Plllager Indians ct
Leach lake not generally known are as
follows: a year ago white man was
arrested for selling liquor to the Indians
The United States marshals arrested
Min-Jon-Ddh. PillaGer Indian OF Bear
Island, who some years ago gained con-
siderable notorlety by killing CHIEF
Hole-in-the-D Day, and Is reported 70 be
bad and lnsolent Indian, having Killed
seven OF his own tribe, In addition to
Chief Hole-in-tne- Day, and is remarka-
DE for his cunning and great influence
Win the balance OK his tribe.
lie Is n large and powerfully built In
Nian OF tho dark and greasy type. He
SUI wears the old aboriginal blanket OF
ais toreflthsrs and was never known 10
I'VE In any abode bu. a tepee nr small
tent OF birch bark. The United States
MARSHAL arrested him aB n witness
against thcwhite man for selling whisky
10 them, and took him 10 Duluth, where
N" trial wG5 held. promising him trans
pprbtIon from Walker to Duluth and
r"ilrn with all expenses. When the
thai vas over Min Jon Dab had, It is
oliN Ia walk from Duluth to walker, Il
distance OF 100 miles, without money or
i91d, and arrived at Walker nearly
starved To- death. He swore before his
HInH that he would never recognize a
warrant " papers of any kind Served by
INC United States mnrshals.
When the fall term Of court sat at Dr.
nun MIN jon Dab and another buck NJ
n'' tribe were wanted NJ Duluth to give
testimony In another case GlmllAr To
mat " last fall The mnrshals came
ana arrested the two Indians and put
them IN jail.
During their Incarceration there was
intense excitement among the 1ndlals
ana many threats u a rcicuc were FREQ.
y made by she Indians.
Finally twenty Of the bucks during
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AMnNG ne RAILWAYs

-
sealPsFs are uSinE Soldiers % go nav ,ll.
Ilehels-Oopeo. ao :. 'A',s . -. r,,,
- :. -. ,,,i,o,-,
some men are "e-lflls VIC u''''s. -
Of the American soldier 70 serve the
ticket scaipers OF Chicago. With a pa
..,.,,- ,..-.,,,.,, ~, 49,. ,-,ti-o,d9 aoraed
taiNe'o ii'p --,s,,.
TO Sci tickets az max raees ~ so.ei's'i
and sailors, as well 10 those mustered
o,,t ~ ea,,,,ca ana. returning TO their
=. $3.50. s,,,.i,,,,,,hu ~,
hoill=5, u tllOss HAsii'e te'-S4e-
sick leave In oruer 70 prevent I'M
position the railroads decided 70 sell the
boiS rs4e ttrbe,t oplv 10 snldieFy, In uni
- ~ ...,,,,,. "a.
tOrul' AnlS rus was LV'
bered to by all the roads. some OF them
issuing the cheap tickets to persons in
.,,.r,I... 49,. ~. ,-,,.,t,A r,,r,ouons N.
st,t.''-.. ''-- "''9 - +.
SICK leaves IN NUMBER OF Casss ~
YES discovered that tickets given TO
e,,ch nanoons were eold 10 scalpers.
~. -. =. =. L. .oa,,-o5 balf-ra.a
Slle lIiaH Ii Oits ua5 ssuul0e H'--A -
ticbetB firm four railroacS. Ineh the
railroads mare rlgidly enforced the rule
49, ~. nj, -o.e ,tct,s,s gbo,,id he Is
ina. tle ''1'l rug lieieevs stY-'- =
sued Only 70 AoluleFs III uIIiAVEiA'
time It seemed as II this plan were pre-
veDtIno, the soalners from getting the
ffcketS INIT later tests made BIZ deteu-
dives Of the Central and Western Pass
erqer Astoclsfjons showed thai In some
WV The seSipers were continuing to get
IN iarge n1,mberS tf,e tickets sold pre-
sumai5Iy oniy To- soldiers and slilors.
Yesterday one OF the detectives OF the
Central PASSENGER Association dlscoy-
erred how the scalpers were getting
their 4ieketE A man wearing the uni
form Of Z, soIdier. minus the letters and
fiV1Ira1 10 InSscate 10 which company
4 ma r,sriment be belonged. went to the
ticI,st 0fTice ~ the RaI9irnors and Ohio
and secnred q haIf-rate ticket TO Phil
a de,nFia- Then he went 10 the Erie Of
ACE ana got 4 ticket to New York, At
Ire wabash office he obtadned a, ticket
h Ruf6aio SThen he tried the Western
lines From ono he secured a ticket to
a. PAM frov1, another n ticket TO Lin
roin Neb ara from a third n ticket TO
4 80 fyt,, mi ~ course ri half rate.
STbe detec4tve followed the man In
uoidis,rS9 cjotbeq On his rounds. which
ended in an office building ON Dearborn
SfTsst yoar Wan Bl,ren Presently out
az me Office which tl1e ''soldleTI' entered
came \ man who went direct TO a scalp
er'S ofiIce an clark street. Later the
dstective went there and, bought one OF
me tickets which had been given at
half waite To Inc soldier an hour or two
heSors
Anyhod,, u,bo tries IN travel on. one Of
ira tiCIsets Is.,ied Yesterday on account
~ q SoidJer I5I he IIISeiIs 10 nav fiu
fars and lose tbe money he raid the
sraIner Al tho. railroads issued sne-
cIei 3nstr,,cffnns 40 their eafenneY md
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08
MARTINS FERRY.
FLAPS aud HIi,hapI in the Thriving city
AeEoss the River.

FLAPS aud IiHhaPI In the Thriving city
Across the River.
Carl Coss, who is visiting IN town, on
q thirty days furlough, Is very low at
the home of Harrison Coss, on Fifth
street, with malaria. His furlough has
nearly expired and the physician in
charge has written to Columbus, asking
for an extension OF thirty days.
James EberlelE and wife, OF Pitts
burgh. and Albert j. Thomas. OF Iron
dale, were the guests OF Thomas Lloyd
and family, on Broadway, yesterday.
They are on their way to the wilds OF
West Virginia, on hunting expedition.
Bonnie Morgan was host TO about
twelve couples OF his young friends last
night at his home in AetuavIlle. The
greater part Of the evening was spent
In dancing, after which tempting re-
freshments were served.
The marriage OF Mr.. Walker McCon-
nell, OF Steubenville. to Miss Agnes
Pickens, OF Scotch Ridge. will be SOL
emnlzed by Rev. Brown, Of Mt. Pleas
on the 18th inst.
Dick Greer, Of wellsburg, will be here
to-day and will take the place OF A. j.
Vanpelt ticket agent, at the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh passenger depot. Mr..
Vanpelt will be on for two weeks on a
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Smith and
Mrs. i. W. Inglebrlght and daughter,
Miss Ella, will go to Pittsburgh to-day
10 visit friends and attend the conclave
Of the Knights Templar.
Mrs. E. ]. A. Drennen took header
from her bicycle while riding on Fifth
street yesterday morning, which caus-
ed dlslocation OF the right shoulder.
The Junior Thlmble Bee, a new or
ganiEtlon OF this place, met with Miss
Bessie Marie Drennen at her home on
Fourth street, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Morris was called to
Lucyvllle, Pa, yesterday, on account OF
the sickness OF her daughter-ln-law,
Mrs. Everett Norris.
Miss Cleod Anthony, teacher In the
Flushing schools came In Inst night to
spend Sunday with her parents on
Broadway.
Charles Boop had the end OF one I'm
ger cut on at the Laughlin mill Pester-
day morning, by pack Of tin falling
upon It.
The ladies' OF the Christian church will
serve a chicken and oyster supper at
the Commercial hall this evening,
Charles Under. OF this city. was In
dlcted by the grand Jury on the charge
OF shooting with intent TO kill.
It. ]. Irwin leaves tomorrow for
Columbus and Chllllcothe, in the inter-
ests Of the Red Men.
The Shakespeare Club met at the
home OF Miss Cora Sloan on Madison
street, last night
Harry Chessel. OF Pittsburgh. arrived
last evening and will spend several
dnys with friends.
The Old Glory Club gave a very sue.
ccssful dance at Mader's hall last even
ING
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rWo FoR THE PHILLIEs.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 7.--Phlladelphia
TOOK a double header from washington to-
SSaaiI5ing was good all around. Darkness
s,cpped proceedings In the NTH inning Of
ISr second game. Attendance, 2,4S&.
Scores: HRE
WIssSisgton 4. 3 81 . $50 !
Earned runs. Philadelphia, 3; Washing
ION batteries, Donlhue and McFar-
land. Elllen, Baker and Farrell. UmpireS,
Hunt and Smith. Time, $40.
Second game: ypr
Philadelphia. =. ...l....g
Washington ....''..'..0 w
earned runs Philadelphia, 3. Batteries
ptatt ard Murphy: Killen and Mcguire.
umplres. same. Time, ! hour.
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RespectLuIW yOuEs,
nm RIVER.

Commodore John Crockard' received q
telephone message yesterday from
Captain IIanford Cramer OF the steam
or Avalon. at Parkersburg, stating that
II there was sufficient rise out the Al
legheny river to permit him to 90
through 10 Pittsburgh the-Avalon would
pass up Sunday morning. He also said
that his boat would be at the disposal
OF Masons uncHred for during the con-
clave at Pittsburgh.
The Lulu f. will leave this afternoon
at o'clock for Marietta and way
points
The marks nj p, m. showed II inches
and rising, Weather cloudy and cool,
with heavy rain last night.
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BENWooD BRIDFs.


North Benwood citizens wiil petition
council. at Its meeting, Tuesday eyen-
ing, to purchase ground for street
from Henry Tape. The ground blocks
the connection OF the Esoff street ex-
tension from below Forty-eighth street
to point above the school house, ana
II the street was opened up a. building
boom in that nefghborhood would Ger.
tainiy result, as II is very desirable land
for building sites.
The Republican primaries for the
nomination. Of candidates for president
and members OF the school board for
Union district will be held this after
noon between and 6 p. m. The voting
places win be at McMechen school
house, Sherrard, and at Whheman's
and the city building. In Benwood.
Tomorrow Will be rally day for the
NJ. E. Sunday school. The exercises
VIII be held in the afternoon. Dr.. Har-
riet B. Jones, OF wheeling, will make
an address on this occasion. Dew. D. Q.
Denton viii preach at the church
morning and evening.
The members of Alfareta council
Daughters Of Pocahontas, held meet
ing Yesterday afternoon. and made ar
rangements to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Julia Cavanaugh, tomorrow.
The case of Lawrence McGarreN
agaiust W. W. AYt, alleging assault
and battery, was dismissed by Squire
Lacey, yesterday, at the costs Of the
plaintiff.
Mrs. Isaac Thomas and son, William,
leave for Pittsburgh tomorrow, TO
take in the conciave.
Miss Sophia swartz leaves for Pitts
burgh tomorrow, to visit her brother,
Harry.
Oscar Schad' leaves for MOrgantown
to-day, to attend the State University.
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KN1aHTs TENPIAR coNCLAYg.

cyrens Commandsry's E1earuIon to
PIttsburE
Will be Tuesday. October II, and the
Baltimore & Ohio Is the route selected.
A special train OF Royal Blue coaches,
with parlor cars attached, Will leave
Wheeling at $3.50 a. M, making quick
time.
Returning, special train will leave
Pittsburgh at midnight. Low rates,
Make your arrangements now to go
with this excursion. Get tickets from
James B. Mckee. 1909 Market street.
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rir..sy EswI Itsras G.lhsrnd - ~ Ba'y
NhrshaII t,oanir TpWn.

iirer1V EsVI Ets'a' e'.llisrea - ne S.''9
MhrHhail toa',ir 'tasfll'
County Assessor J. T. RoRebeTrT has
,,,,,rIs.,a he wors IN, ms TERRITORY.
1s.'l's..- ~. $500, TTnson
which lnetnoea -
Sand Hin end Webster oistz1ct~ Inc
rest Of the county Is assassed By Asses
a.. 4 CbaSe Mr.. RoseberTy has
sot - n e'- ~, ,,onv
performed MS dukes Hsti' N
interesting facts may be cleaned rom
ne exhaustive neport. HIS territory u
=. :. -, -. tj,.+1 NJ .bs other dis
l'os 30 Fu1As - - - -,.,,-.. 1. "A
trlcts In the couT5ty' colnpE4.lns = :. ~
does. the towns OF NOund5vtl3e, NC
1Tscter ara TenUOod. The valuation
'..eN.'-.- ~. ,soo a. eoooO6O n los, Of
OF properly lot l's9 = ~, .sS,'.ss' :, ~
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
ease relieved in six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" II is n
great surprise on account OF It's exceed
Ing promptness In relieving pain In blGd-
der kidneys and back, In male or To-
male. Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this Ia the remedy Sold
by II. Il. List, druggist, Wheeling. W.
Va. tf&a
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MakesPeopleW We'll.

Tn, one tue specific for diseases arising
from adebilIta,ed nervous system isPainss
celery compound, 50 geperally prelsrteea
by physieiauS. tits probably the nest re-
nartsbls remedy that the scientific research
otthis country has produeed, Prof. Edward
p phelps, Il. D.. L. l. D., Of Dartmouth
college frst prescribed WHAT'S nov known
tbe world over as Paine's celery compound,
4 positive cure for dyspepsia, biliousaesS,
liver complaint, neuralgia, rhsutnatiSH, all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles
Palue's celery compound has succeeded
again and again where everything slss has
failed.
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the night OF September 8, made a raid
on the jan at Walker, MINI, and re-
leased the two prisoners. The two In
dians then made their escape to Bear
Island and have been ever since agita-
ting the Indians to rebellion and re-
sistance Of the government officials and
this, coupled with the alleged Pine Tim
Der injustlces has resulted in the present
trouble
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TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA:

To Gaia FIsSh, to Sleep well, 10 Know
What Appetite and Good Digestion
Mean, Make a Test Of stuart's Dyspepsia
Mountaineering Experience Of an
indianapolis Gentleman, aH
No trouble Is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
People having It think that their
nerves are to blame, are surprised that
they are not cured by nerve medl-
cines and spring remedies; the real
seat of mischief is lost sight Of; the
stomach Is the origin 20 be looked after
Nervous dyspeptIcs often do not have
any pain whatever In the stomach, nor
perhaps any OF the usual symptoms OF
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itself not in the stomach so
much as in nearly every other organ;
in some cases the heart palpltates and
is irregular; In others, the kidneys are
affected; in others the bowels are con-
stlpated, with headaches: still others
are troubled with loss OF flesh and APP
petite, with the accumulation Of gas,
sour rlsIngs and heartburn.
Mr.. A. W. Sharper, Of No. 81 Prospect
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All druggists sell full sized packages
at 80 cents.
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Price % cents per box For sale by 10.
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