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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07
WORK on THB BROKERS
-, Volume Of Business Transacted on
w. lie ,,.ck Exchange Today
,,,p1,s ON THE NORTHERN LIGHT MINE
s,,,uept from the Mercur-saic
of the i,eer rraii-The Four
Aces to Resume.

,..,s calI on the exchange, while
carried with considerable neu'i'y' "a'
~, Cd favorable to the list as wno'e'
tho previous calls during tue ne"
n ,be trading being largely cen
q, two stocks-Northern LiBht
"a chloride Point. which partook vi
',,i,r,ited attention during the Time the
rars fingered In the pit. Geyser-
marion and Sunshine We're also par
,,a,rapts In the trading, the iour
s,aesa named being the only securities
40 .rter on the list of transfers.
wl,h Anchor and Ajax for the listed
.,oss the figures remained stationary
a,d also those attached to Bullion
paoL n stock which had its best bid at
Si5. Daly-west picked up httie IN
,,e bidding and could have sold readily
=, a. 95 but shares were not to be hau
.,,der 50. the figure which represented
ororines at the close. Geyser-Marion
dro,ned a trife In the recognition ac-
dad and sales were made at 30 ana
oOib cents, while the former figure was
the bid when attention was directed
elsewhere. Galena stood stationary u
t7s cents hid, as did also Mammoth,
which was wanted at s2.zo, ana Mer,
nur which could have found takers. NJ
ssas Northern Light was the object of
anotber bear attack, and sold freely at
from saa, TO "a cents, while the closing
hid was so cents. Sacramento was In
,ha ascendant and appreciated In the
hiddinp TO 2Iik cents, as against ofcr-
inss of the stock at 30. Sunshine sold
,t ssH and 80 cents. while Silver King
ana Iitah were without feature.
Chloride Point was the only seller TOT
the unlisted stocks and went at 5bh+
cents, $500 shares changing hands at
his figure The closing bid for the
stock was 55h. but no more could be
had under the selling figure. Swansea
was a tribe slumpy and scored Its best
IA at sl.s5. while South Swansea was
lid for at sl.25 and Gold Dust at 1oh
cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07
NEW YORK MARKETS.
MONEY.

New York January T. Money on call
firm .dt3 per cent.
Last loan 2.s per cent; closed .h@3h per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3,iGp4 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business In bankers bills at 4sJUs for
demand and 4s2k for sixty days
Posted rates 4.s3taftI.sd
Commercial bills AS.
Silver certificates 5IAU5a
BAR silver 81.
Mexican dollars 451.
Government bonds strong: state bonds
dull: railroad bonds strong.
Copper-Quet; :brokers', Slo.s7,i; exchange,
sl0.M.
Lead-strong; brokers, sass; exchange,
SAGA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07
Instrumental Play.

The Horn--Iin going out on a toot
tonight.
The Drum--Well, you can't beat me.
IN bet l have. the biggest head In the
morning.
The Violln-I heard you had an aw-
full head on you this morning,
The Drum-Don't YOU believe II;
some ones been stringing you again.
The Bones-Shut up there, will you9
You get me rattled.-Chicago News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07
PRODUCE.

wHEAT--May wheat opened at ao's. and
advanced slowly to VIA.
Closing = Wheat = January, ~; May.
OK July. ss1s; September, sd,Si December,
n.
CORN--.Ianuary. e5A@x; May. soSesh.
OATS January. GA; May. a3s.
PoRIt-January, S0,2a; May. so.A
LARD-.Ianuury, sta7; May, sts7
RIBs-Japuary, 81, IS; Muy. $40
BARLEY -sj;tJI
RYE-l5
FLAX-3i.iT.
TIMOTHY a.Gi,..
CASH.
Wheat No. .. rcd. 0i@9s; No. arc1. se9ao;
No. . spring. 81: No, spring, silehj; No. :
hard winter. 81, No y hard winter, soDs5i
No. new spring. ate,glN.
Corn, No. =. nj ghls; M. y. 25e1.i.
Oats. No. =, 2..ssoA; M. Is aic,sa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07
SALE Of THE DER TRAIL.
ieiesram Says 1t VII be Sure Go
Notes OF Marysyalc


George T. Henry received a telegram
,gom u >. Phillips while he WIS In
sew YORK saying that the money to
s tahe UP the bond on the Deer Trail
, rau been positively raised and that
me sale would be a sure go.
W. II. Ware of Salt Lake CITY. who
Mas connected with the civil engineer
,Hs department OF the Rio Grande
western when that road was construct
a ns its line through SEWER county.
ea IN town Monday night. He
s'.s % look after his mining Interests
:" this part Of the country.
.aul Dubinl has been building quite
n, nhe house, for a miners' cabin. nj
er,, ontario mining claim. This prop
EeH,ls owned by Judge Sargent, Chris
iiIuAe and Mr.. Dubini. a man from
i.anseoin, Nebraska. has n bond and
is,se on the last two interests. A
syrs e amount of development work Is,
rTsscted to be done next wear.
hang new strikes made In the Branch
cI,r brought Elias Norris, OF salt Lake
ses agent dor the company, down to
What u all means. He talks MS
wo oSish a force OF men will be kent nj
VIM. developing that property ali
pnne and they Will commence shin.
min ore as soon as the weather per-
they ahd they get it opened IN az
flute Pioneer. o'o"''e"i'y'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07
cynnidcs from the Mercur.

The Mercur was ON hand today with
Its periodical shipment OF cyanides. the
same carrying value of about $25,-
wv Vh Monday next the company viii
.osI Us monthly dividend In the sum Of
seo'vvo an amount which will be paid
vi ,he goth Inst. and will run the COM
pany's total to $s97 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07
Popularity

"Your little Jim seems TO he popu-
lar with the other small boys
Popular? The other day he asked
ii he could give each Of his boy friends
an apple. and when T came down
stairs the entire barrelful was gone"
Detroit Free Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07
UNLISTED STOCKS.
TRANsFERs or STOCKS.

Three hundred shares OF Geyser-
Marion q 90 cents per share. 100 a. BOY /;
1000 Northern Light a 32A cents. 1000
q 80, 5000 q 33is, and 1000 a "a; 100
sunshine a IS cents and 500 % s3A /:
$500 Chloride Point a 55Ia cents. Total
shares sold, $500; selling value of
stocks. $S,S4l.OO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07
A Compensation.

Ethel-Tommy Prescott's mamma Is
deaf. That must be awful.
never tells him that little boys should
be seen and not heard.-Harlem Life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07

PRODUCE
San Francisco, January :. = Wheat
firm; May, i.;ps.
Barley-Strong; May, sais.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07

property for the ultimate outcome Of
which many people express great hope.
The -Four Aces has environments of
the very best, and should II suddenly
develop into bonanza, its stockhold-
ers would receive deserving recon-
peuSe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07

perind " 30 next, after shut-dow
samed m ' w., weeks. work will be re-
'ne four Aces at Tintic,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07
LITERARY NOTES.

What is announced as the most prac-
teal and best illustrated magazine ar
ticle on the Klondike sold regions that
has yet been published Is promised for
Frank I.eslie's Popular Monthly for
February. 1t Is written by Henry
Clay Colver. a resident of Seattle and
treats the subject in Il simple yet ex-
haustive manner. The article is sup
plemented by one giving a general
description of Alaska, its resources,
people and customs. by r. II. Heron.
The January issue of Table Talk
gives much of value In helping over
the stumbling blocks of housekeepers
and many others that comfort the
home maker. Table Talk Ia essential
ly II woman's magazine, and win be
found of value to every wife and
mother.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01
Decisions Judiciaires Con.
Cernant les -JOurnauX.

10 Toute personne qui retire re-.
gulierement son journal du bureau
de poste, qu'elle ait souscrit GU
non, que oe journal soft adress6 q
son nom on 4 celui dun autre est
responsible du Placement.
20 Toute personne qui renvoi I'm
journal est tenue de payer toua
les Averages qu'elle doit sur abon.
nement. autrement P6diteur peut
oontlnuer d lie lu1 envoyer iusqu'a
CO quill ait pave. Dams CO cas-
pabonn6 est tenu de donner en- GU.
tire. le prix de Reinforcement jus.
qu'au moment du paien4 Mt, qu'i]
ait retire GU non le journal du bu.
reau de poste.
30 Tout abonn6 peut etre pour.
suivi pour Announcement dams le dis.
trict Oh le journal Sc public, lors
meme quill demeurerait d des cen.
taines de lieues de Get endroit.
40 Les tribunaux ont decide
que le fait de refuser de retirer un
journal du bureau de poste, on dc
changer de residence ct de laissel
acoumuler les num6ros d l'anoienne
adresse constitute une presumption
ct me preuve "prima faole" din.
tention de frsude.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01
Appel a nos Lecteurs

Les maisons de commerce CT
dessous ont a leur emploi un bon
nombre de oompatriotes, ct meri
tent votre patronage. Files sont
sans contredit, les plus achalan-:
d6es ct les plus consid6rables de la
Vile ct sont aussi accommodates
Gus tous repports.C eux de nos COM
patrlotes qui sont employees, sont
bien avantageusement oonnus ct Sc
sont acquis par leurs manieres af-
fables ct leur honnetet6, la confan
ce de toutss les personnes qui ont
fa1t des affa1res aveo eux.
Les danes surtout donneront une
preuve manifesto de patriotieme
en- Sc servant de la Iangue franeaise
pour faire leurs achats, ct
en- agissant ainsi vous rendrez SER
vices d vos compatriotes ct q leurs
families.
The Plymouth Clothing House,
A. Collie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01

~ ~
freindre on que vous ne vous sen,
tez pas le courage de le tenir.
-Je ne pulls pas, b%albutla-t-il,
sbandonner cett. jeune flle....
Ellie ma pas d'argent 80. Ellie est
seule....
EFT vous voulez oont1nuer q
Pentretenir?
-J6 veux du NOUS lui trouver
DIN travail. Eau loln, 81 vous 20
voulez, ct ersuite. %.
EFT ensuite?
cEnsuite je ne m'ooouperai
plus dele.
-Vous lui aviez trouv6 une pla-
% deja....
Pourquoi ny est-elle pas rest6e?
Msximilien ne r6pondit pas.
Ellie ny est pas rest6e. parce
quill yous repugnalt de Ia voir
TRAVELLER. C'6tait un crime, nest
pas, de laisser traYalller une jolie
tlle?....Et vous pref6rez l'aYoir
a vous toute q vous.
Mon, 90 nest pas celia, muir
mura-t-il embarrass6.
Eth bienl moi, declara Fernan.
de, je ne suis pas dispos6e, pas du
tout, 4 me CONTENDER DIES restes de
oette 6lle....Sl vous refusez de
prefer le setment que je vous de.
mande, des oe so1r. entendez-v ous,
je prends mes enfants ct je rentre
avec eax chez ma mere, ct 1amais,
entendez-vous, jemais il nv aura
plus rien de commun entire Yous
ct moi. .Cette file on moi, choi-
slssezl
Msximilien SO paseait les mains
sur lie front, en- probe a une angois-
SO gull ne pouvait cacher Les
goutes de sueur nombrauses cou-
latent de ses tempes.
81 vous saviezl murmura-t.il,
dams quel embarras!..
Fernando cut I'M ricanement
sardonique.
-Oai, je le comprends, o'est
dur de sacrifer ga m%aftresse.
Isl vous saviez...
Eft une ma1tresse que ION al
me, n'est-oe pas?
Non la me1tresee, je vous la
saorife tout de suite ....Je ne lie
verrai plus. C*la, je vous le pro-
NETS, ]e vous lie jure....Sur la to-
to de nos erfants, 81 yous le YOU
lez... Go que je ne puts pas vous
promettre, par exemple, o'est d'a.
Landowner sans secours, sans aide
cette jeune flle....
Eft pourauoi done?
-Pa1ceque j'ai promis 4 son
PEREZ.
De la perdre?
Maxlmilen. dewitt livide.
Un tremblen ent agita Sos mem-
bres.
-Vous etes cruelle! murmura-t.
IL.
MATS sa femme await feepp6 JUS
t.. LIE mot lui etait allie jusqu'au
occur car ellie venait de lui re-
procher justement le crime quiz
F.! regrettait oette heure, la trahl-
son odieuse don't il s'6te1t rendu
coupable envers l'homme qui
souHrait pour luj, qui lui await ga.
crlhe son honneur ct ga libert6.
II essaya pourtaht de lutter en-
core.
-J'ai promis au pore, dit-il, de
WELLER sur ga file, de subYenir d
ses beso1ns.
En- quel honneur? Qaelle re-
connaissance devez-vous done 3 90
%taussaire, q ce forcst?
II 6talt employs de mon pore.
-O'est votre pere gull a vole!
-Ohl il nest pas bien snr quill
fnt coupablel
Comment celia! il a tout
avou6. .J'ai lu lie process.
Quel interet avait.il dono 3 90 fai-
re condamner sill 6tait innocent2
Msximillen ne r6pondit pas.
Ii sentait gull allalt trop Io1n...
gull SO trahissa,t.
En- v6rit6. murmura Fernan.
de dun ton amer, votre amour
pour cette file vous fait perdre
resprlt, vous enleve la notion ex-
acte des chosel
LIE mari courba la tete.
II n'osait plus parler.
h6oox,o ~ h~.I --
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01

Nous enverrons gratis d tout
abonn6, anoien on nouveau,
qui en- fera la demande, les
num6ros d6jA parus de notre jolj
.f%enilleton: La Vengeance dun
Pere.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01
]. B. DUFAUD,
Chez de Cave.

Chef de Cave,
ra-t-jl.
Puts il ejoute:
EFT comment est.elle partiei
Pourquol?>
-Je ne sails pas. On ne me-
rien dit. II paraft gull y await Gu
un scandele.
| .-Oll. je sails 80. MATS il faut
sayolr CD ellie est Ill taut....
Maximlllen perdalt la t6te....
ne savait plus CO Gull dlsait. II
6tait 81 loin de s'attendre q CO nou.
veau malheur!
DE la chercherai, 81 monsieur
le veut.
-Mais oui, il le faut....Tu
iras q la gare. To t'1nformeras.. i.
Eft tn la suivras. ..Jusqu'a Paris
sill le fault
Et madame 80:
-Madame?....
Bile ,s'apercevra de mon alb
sence.
-Js vais to fanquer dehors....
Ia seras libre ....mais tn ne per-
dras rien.
CONNIE monsieur voudra.
On entendalt dams le couloir lie
pas de Fernando.
Maximllien 6leva la voix.
-Oui, tn pa1tiras, d, Ole, ft-il
CONNIE sill aceablait de reprochea
con domest1que. Ia pertlras, et
des CO soi1! Js Maine pas qu'or
CO moque de moi.
Fernando s'approchalt.
Ellie demanda:
-Qu'est-ce quill y a?
IL y a que is viens de renvoy.
er Firmin. F.a
Eft pourquol?
-Parce que monsieur s'avls'
de CO promener: cheval comm
un grand sejgneur. Oette apres
midi il a atteI6 Bijou ct est allie 81
promener je ne sails Oh.
Fernando regarda lie domestlqu
dun air 1ndlgne.
-Est-ce vrai, Firmin?
L'horome courbs la tete sans re
pondre.
-Allons dit lie mari, va fair
tes raquets. Je veux que tn co!
oe eoir hors de la maisor.
Puis 80 tournant vers sa femme
-Sj on ne faieait pas IN exem
Ile de temps en- temps, d6clara-t-l
ces gens-Ia vous mangerait la lai
ne sur lie dos.
Fernando cut I'm geste aproba
tiff ct Firmin. partit.
XII
AprAs lie depart de Maxlmilie1
ct de ga femme. Claire, grace aul
soins de Nine Magloire, qui In:
await tsmponn6 les tempes avec dt
vinalgre ct fat respirer des sells
Claire etait revenu q ellie. ELL
resta I'm moment CONNIE 6teurdie
ne paraissait paa SO rendre oompte
tout d'abord de oe qui lui etalt ar
RYE. Ellie regarda,t dun air h6b6-
rs les gems qui lentouraient. car IL
chambre maintenant 6tait pls Inc
acknowledges yoisins accourus pou'
porter secours on plutot pour etre
temoins de Ia ecene vio!ente qui
venait de SO passer....
La femme de m6nage so pencha
! son oreille ct lui dit tout bias:
-Ualmez-vous!... .C'est tres
mauvais dams votre etat!
CLAIRE regards la femme. Ellie
sayalt dono?.... Ellie qui croyait
son secret 81 b1en cach6....
Alors la m6moire lui revint....
Ellie revit Fernando, Maximilien
Ellie entendalt les paroles de ga ri
vale, charg6es d., dedain ct de me-
prize, contenant podieuse re,6la-
TONI. LILLE passa SO main sur
son front dun air 6gar6 ct dit:
DE voudrais etre seule!....
Nine Mpglolre renvoya les GU
rieux.
Nous n'avons plas besoin de
rien, dit-elle. .. .
IN dame est soufrante...
Ellie d6sir se reposer.s..
s. Tnnt,ie monde s0rtit, Mme Ma
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01
.Vous ne ryverres plus cette fl.

clas6e!
Ell ellie s'eloiqna.
Maximillen go lalssa tombar sur
IN siege, acoabl6. ..Jamais il
n'avait pr6vu parell d6nouement.
Quelle vie de luttes de dissimu.
lation. de mensonges il allsit etre
condamp6 q mener d6sormsisl Oar
il etait blen resolu, quot gull ARR
va a ne pas absndonper CLAIRE,
ne pas la lalsser MOURN de besoin
Ma1s comment allait-il faire?....
C'est d celia quill so NIT aussitot
ref schir ....Ah' sill await pu faire
que oe qui 6ta1t ne f1t pas....s'i|
await pu oar son repentir r6parel
l'irritable!. MATS ponl Claire
await 6t6 s6duite, perdae par lui
qu1 await ls devoir etrolt, impe'
rieux, de WELLER sur ellie CONNIE
sur SO p1opre file, dc ;ui 6psrgner
tout chagrin, toute douleur, toute
souillure; ct o'6talt par lui qu'e:le
allait conntflre toutes lea fortunes
de I'ebandon de la misere ct de Ia
homie. ii await etc odieux ct infa-
me, ct il ne serait jamais assez
chati6....
Et au p6re, a Anselme, a CO de.
vouement falt homme, qu'allait-t.il
lui dire sill revenait I'm jour lui de-
msnder. "Qa'as-tu fait d. ma FL
le?...." II serslt oblig6 de lui re-
pondre. TIA flle?....Je ne
sails as.:..E Ellie roule.
roule dams l'ordure, dams la tange
ct o'est MOI. moi, .qui ly al pr6oi-
p1t@e...."
La situation etalt terrible, b1en
propre a fsIre ref9chlr Maxlml-
lien ct q emp!ir son ame de re-
mords ct do terreur.
Toute la mutt il songes d ces
ch6ses. II roula dams son esprit
oes tsrribles pens6es. puts le ma
tin il orut avoir trouv6.
II soma son domestique, Fir
min, ct lul dit:
VOLTA dix ans blent0t que tn
es chex moi?
-Je mai qua men f6lioiter,
monsieur.
-M'es-tu d6vou6Y
Monsieur ma qua m'6prouvel
-D6vou6 q la vie q la mo1t?...
Que monsieur essaieI
-Es-tu capable de garder NJ
secret, mails de le garder pour to-
seul.
-Je le jure a monsieur.
-Alors, voici CO que tn vas fal-
re-. .Cette apres-midi, quanc
personne ne s'inqol6tera de tot, tn
seIlera I'm che7al, tn lenfourchers
et,tout dune traite, to iras 3 Char
tres.
-Bisn, monsieur, c'est facile.
IL ne faut pas surtout que ma
dame te vois....que madame al
lie sourcon meme de- ton absence
Monsieur peut etre tranquiile
"A Chartre, tn iraa rue de Il
Loi; tn demanderas une jeune fl
le, Mile Clai1e, Monuier Ia lu
remettras de ma part CO porte
lfeuille.
-Bien, monsieur.
-Tu lui dlras que je ne l'oublit
pas....mais qu'elle parte au plus
tot pour Paris que je ne FABIAN
donnerai pas....et tn lui diras
gu, ellie t'ecrive d tol, poste restan.
tie. pour to donrer de Uses nouvel
les. Tu seras notre intermediate
As.t tn compris?
-Oui, monsieur.
-Allons, va....et. qu'on ne
nous vote pas ensemble 1T
partiras sans que je SOILS preve.
nu....e ct tn reviendras de meme,
Et prends garde, quand tn me
rendras compte do ia mission,
quill ny ait autnar de nous nj
oreilles, nj regards indlsorets:
Que monsieur repose tranquil.
le.>..Js ne suis pas une bette.
Firm1n prit lie po~rtefenllle ct sc
retira.
LIE soir, vers la tomb6e de Ia
mutt, sans qu'on so fot apercu de
de son absence, il etait de retour.
Maxlmilien lie prit q part ct lin.
farroooo ovi1anant
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-01

-O'est blen. dit-olle, ie parti.
raj.
Ellie songea1t a gutter Chartre s
Gala la d6clda tout d fat.
-Je saurai gre q mademoiselle,
dit la femme, de partir le plus tot
possible.
-Je partirai aujourd'hui, dit Ia
file d'Anselme.
"a continuer.)
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-04-20

Philadelphia, Pa, April 16-Ex-Post-
master General John Wanamaker has
sent this telegram to Washington:
ITO the Hon the Secretary of War:
Though opposed to war unless hon
orably unavoidable, in the event of it's
coming, | will, under your instructions,
raise regiment of Pennsylvanians for
military duty, and go with them for
service john WANAMAKER.
After sending his offer to the secre-
tary of war, Mr. Wanamaker posted In
his store two notices, one for the man.
ayers office and the other for the time
keepers desk as follows:
I'm order that our men may have
easy minds In considering and arrang-
ing their affairs, in the event of being
called upon for military service, this
notice is posted to say:
.sFirst-That all the positions thus
vacated will be reopened to return,
when the military service is over.
"Seeond-That all salaries will con-
| tinue in full in such absence for actual
service, and be paid to the authorized
representative of their respective fam
lilies.
"Third-An insurance to the amount
of $1,000 will be paid by the firm, in
case of each death while any of our
people are actually engaged in military
service
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-04-20

The vote was then taken on the sub
stitute resolutions, and they were de-
feated, 147-19o. Messrs. Roach (Rep.
Oh Dorr (Rep., Ills.) and Mann (Rep.,
Ills.) voted with the Democrats and the
Populists for the substitute.
The vote was then taken on the adop-
tion of the majority resolutions and
they were adopted, 33a to 10. The
names of the Democrats, as they voted
for the resolutions, were cheered.
The members who voted against the
resolution are as follows: Democrats
Adamson, Ga; Bankhead, Ala; Brant-
ley, Ga; Brewer, Ala. Clayton, Ala, ;
Cox, Tenn. Elliott, S. c.; Griggs. Ga ;
Maddox, Ga; Strait, s. c.; Tate, Ca,
and Taylor, Ala. Republicans-John
son, Ind; Boutelle, Me-, and Loud,
Cal. Populist-Simpson, Kan.
The house then, at 63o p, m, ad-
journed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-04-20
NEVER GIVE UP CUBA.
High Foreign Authority Expresses Spain's
Determination.

Washington, April 16.-In view of
conflicting reports as to the attitude
of Spain, high foreign authority au
thorized the following semi-official
statement of the Spanish position as to
the surrender of Cuba
At no ii ne has there been consid-
Grafton of any step withdrawing the
sovereignty of Spain over her West
Indian colonies. The honor and dig
nifty of Spain revolt at the suggestion
of the independence of Cuba, which
would alike reduce that island to the
misery of irresponsible rule and at the
same time terminate Spanish author
ity irreparably bound up with the
prosperity of the island. For this and
other reasons the report that Spain is
slowly yielding to retirement from
Cuba are both mischievous and ground
less. No rulers. no statesmen, no
cortes of Spain would ever consider
| such a humiliation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-04-20
FIRM AT MADRID.
Queen Christina Donates 100000 to
Strengthen the Navy.

Queen Christina Donates 100000 to
Strengthen the Navy.
Madrid, April 16.-The action taken
by the Spanish cabinet has confirmed
the general belief which has been
prevalent. The war-like tone of the
official note issued by the Spanish gov
ernment finds general approval and
creates much excitement. Contrary to
the general opinion that the queen re-
gent has been negotiating for peace at
any price. her attitude had much to do
with the firm action of the cabinet.
1t Is learned on unquestionable au-
thority that the queen regent recently
made the following statement:
tr prefer even the horrors of war
rather than tarnish on the prestige OF
the army or an impairment of the
rights of the crown.
Great enthusiasm has been aroused
by the fact that the queen regent has
headed the national subscription tc
increase the strength of the Spanish
navy by giving 100000 pesetas to.
ward the fund