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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16
Report That Russia WIN Interviews.

London, June l5-A special dispatch
published here purp0ris to give the sub.
stance of an interview with Senor Sa.
gasta, the Spanish premier, who is
quoted as saying that the rise on the
bourse was due 20 tclogmms advising a
leaguing OF lnancicrs, that Russia i
taking STEPS shortly 20 intervene In the
settlement Of the Philippine question.
Tho premier added, however, that per.
sonally, he had no knowledge Of such
Interview
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16

san Fmncisco, June lD.-lt is stated
somi.onicially at Camp Meuctt that the
third expedition to Manila viii sail on
Saturday week, and that the expedition
will bo under command Of Brigadier
General King The makeup Of the ex.
petition viii consist OF the two idaho
battalions, Fifty.hrst Iowa regiment, the
remaining detachment corps OF engin.
GERS, First Montana regiment. Seventh
California regiment, and the First Ten,
ncsseo regiment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16
c. C. PARSONS, Bryan, Tex.


they wil not 10 forthcoming for som,
time
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16
SOLDIERS IN A FIGHT.

Volunteers and neguiars Have a Pitched
Battle aud several Are Hurt.
Washington, Jane i5 A special TO
The Post from Old Point Comfort Va. q.
says that a hot hght occurred last
night In the streets Of the village Of
Phoobus, between Maryland volunteers
and regulars from Fortress Monroe. The
officers from the volunteers and regulars
were summoned hastily and ended the
fight after IS prisoners were taken and
sent TO the guardhouse. Il is said about
20 men received injuries none OF them
serious Cause OF the fight unknown.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16

Chicago, June iO-lt was announced
horo by officials OF the National Bank
OF the Republic of Chicago, that the
bank subscribed for q, 200, 600 worth OF
the new government bonds
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24
ELEPHANT CURIOSITY.
An Animal which stands with HI j,
HnnhAAAnN - n~.r

-F..H. " eB-.H5
An Animal which stands with Its Tess
Embedded In Rocks.
On the Miles Wilbur farm, less than
two miles from Palmyra, Wis, nearly
midway between Bald blur and the
siQurelian spring, on q wild, rocky hill
side Of the Kettle range Of bluffs may
be found q huge rock known far and
near as the ''stone elephant.
Il is annually visited BY large mum.
bers Of people. some Of whom pronounce
It q petrifed elephant Of monster size,
but the theory most generally believed
ts that 1t was hewed ont Of the solid
rock In which It seemed imbedded oen-
turtles ago by some prehistoric race.
ASH to substantiate this latter theory,
from time to time many valuable tools,
relics and implements unknown to the
people Of this age have been found about
It's base and In that immediate vicinity.
Il is about 30 feetlong, 9 or 8 feet high,
Of a dark gray color and weighs hun.
dreds Of tons. The body only IL above
the level Of the ground. It's legs being
deeply sunk below, holding 1t firmly In
. standing position.
A tradition believed by many Is that
around this huge Stone the Indians
gathered to offer sacrifice 10 the Great
Spirit and burn their prisoners at the
stake or make them the victims Of slow
torture known only to the Indians. II
- . long established and generally be.
lieved theory that In this immediate VI
oinity and about Bald blur and the big
spring were some Of their most famous
battleflelds and hunting grounda-Bos.
ton Transcripts.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24
South or East. Which,

0VuSA VX 6xu0te WAxC0y t7l
When trip is contemplated 1t is
always we'll to prepare In advance in
order to avoid little Inconvenience
which are often annoying. The two
fast trains leaving Minneapolis and st,
Paul daily via Wisconsin Central lines
for Milwaukee and Chicago make close
connections with trains east and south.
Being elegantly equipped with sleep.
ing cars, parlor cars and day coaches,
they are fully appreciated by the
travelling public. Your nearest ticket
agent will give you complete informa-
ton and furnish you folder Of the
Wisconsin Central lines.
2O-tf JAS. c. PoND, G. P. A.
Milwaukee. Wis.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24
Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chappedh hands. chilblains,
fcorns, and all skin eruptions, and
positively cures piles, or no pay re.
Iquired. It is guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by
G. w. Greene.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24
POISON In HIS FOOD.

Attsnpt Made to Assassinato General
ARuinaldo.
LoxDox, June 2l.-The Hong Kong
correspondent OF The Daily Telegraph
says: According 10 q report brought
by the United States transport Zaiiro
which has just reached here from Ma.
Mia . das.ardly attempt was male tr
assassinate Agu.nuluo. HI was taken
suddenly and violently i'll alter par.ak.
ing Of . meal aud the symptoms ,ndi.
Gated that poison had been mixed with
his food. General Aguinaldo was i'll
ll,r two days
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24
Estray Notice.

Left my place in Devils Lake May
4, a two-year-old bay FLY. small star in
forehead, small cut or scar on right
front knee. Reward given for infor-
nation leading to her recovery.
CHAs. NELSON.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24
For Sale.

Seed barley and q good four year old
work horse. Inquire Of 7. c. Saunders.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24
Girl wanted

Girl Wanted
To wash dishes and assist In kitchen.
Apply at the New Club restaurant.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24
Quite likely.

Quite Likely.
.I'll tell you the story in a nutshell,
said Fosdick.
"Chestnut SHELF" asked Keedick.-
Detroit Free Press.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24

sGohg % Chicago and Easa
rhesexperienced traveller selects
The NoahsWestern Line. -
NokSbecause tt is the Shortest Ale betwser
he Twin Cities andaC Chicago,
0ukssbecause it is the Best Ling both assts
tIackE and equipment.
Als0s becauses Il is always in advance in
furnishing all the comforts Of travel;
Soch s. DINING Cars,
Free CHAIR CARS, I.
PARIOR CARS,
C~OMlARTMENT CARS,
BUffET LIBRARY CARS, &
16SscI5oNS SLEEPERs,
GARFIELD COACHES and
COMPLETE VESJlBUlED TRAINS
Gas lighted and steam heated.
Well posted travellers also know that
The Bestssesyice insthes Void s offered q
The Nosth-Western Limited from
Minneapolis and s. Paul to Chicago.
For hekeS and Information ssk yod
aosne age1k or call on agents 1t
3o5 Robert Street. Cor. 9th St. Paul,
4i3 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis.
Or Address, r.. w. Teasdale,
GenI Passenger Agent. St. Panl
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS

The Rolla cheese factory has closed
Tor want OF support.
The Cakes creameryis receiving 5000
pounds Of. milk daily.
Ballings county wall issue $4,000 Of
bonds to cover outstanding indebted.
ness.
Twenty-Five new postofloes have
been establis... I'd in North Dakota since
JAM.
Elias Nelson, a Cavalier county
farmer. killed seven wolves in one day
last week.
Blaokleg IL said to be operating
among cattle in the southwestern por.
~ REPRESENTATIVE tsecv; johnson mas recon.
mended David Larin9to be postmaster
at Mayvilles This 10 q presidential
oface and the .term Of the present In.
cnmbent expired:a month ago. (
Miss Belle McFadgen CONTRACTED to
teach q four months term OF school al
Dazey. but after two months service
was discharged by the board. She
sued for four months pay and was
awarded . verdict.
st. Paul detectives and the local 20.
lice have located ten horses and two
buggies at Fargo which have been
stolen 10 st. Paul. shipped to Fargoand
sold. United States Marshal Haggart
had purchased two and othor promi.
nent parties roped in.
The Wells county commissioners an.
pointed 8 grasshopper commission, Civ.
ing them power to take any steps nee.
essary to eradicate the pest. The com.
mission has ordered a carload Of oil and
g .'dosers." and sent an appeal to the
500 line and elevator companies to holm
them.
The salaries Of postmastors at the
following points have been increased
200 per annum: Cando. Jamestown,
1ayville. Cooperstown. Northwood,
Dickinson, larimore and Valley City.
Al Langdon the increase will be 1870.
There are no decreases in salaries In
this state.
a number Of Jamestown people have
agreed to contribute to o fluid to get
weekly cables from the North Dakota
troops at Manila. The matter Is being
taken mp all over the state with o view
to getting . reserve on hand to in sure
. number Of weekly cables. which cost
es5 for 10 words.
The engine and tender Of q freight
train on the Langdon branch Of the
Great Northern jumped the track and
overturned. Conductor Cohen, who
was on the tender, was thrown unde,
the engine and had both legs broken.
His injuries will prove fatal. Engineer
Peterson and Brakeman Wood are also
injured.
The ase Of the state against William
Cahil was concluded in the distric,
court at Grand Forks by the conviction
Of the accused. Mr.. Cahill was for.
merly night yardmaster in the Great
Northern yards there. but was dis.
charged. II is alleged that on the
night OF Feb. %, 1895, he set fire to the
contents Of . car which stood in. the
company's yard, his intention being 4
e"'get even."
GENERAL NoNEL KILLED.
. -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24
tuesday, Ja.s u.

@ 1uoe0oye O080 Me-! J.,-
General Blanoo says hs will. not REQ.
ognixe q Gag Of. truce hereafter.
Admiral Dewey has headed Of .
Spanish plan TO attack his feet at Ma.
mia with torpedosa
All the coal mines in the Jellico
(Ky.) district viii soon be transferred
TO an English syndicate.
The finishing DEPARTMENT. Of the King
Powder Works. located at Kings Mile,
In Warren county. O., was dsstroyedtn
. manner leading to the belief .shatit
was the work Of enemies Of the govern.
":@s8sshisral Aglinaldo. the i~nsurgeen,
leader. has informed United 8 a.e>
Consul Williams OF the form alton Of !,
provisional government, mercy tor
cohesive purposes aud has no,i1ei him
Of the desire OF tho insurgents that Is.
Philippine islands become an Au,eri.
can colony,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24
Friday as. II.

Eei0Ays 00no III.
Four lives were lost in q Good that
followed the breaking OF o dam at
Chelsea Park, o Kansas City suburb.
Sandia. the Lorillard. Bcresford sta.
ble's 4year.old brown roldinx, won
the second year Of tho 85sh new bien.
MEL stakes ut ASCOT.
Sixteen hundred members Of the
Woodworkers' union, omploycdtin sash,
door aud blind factories OF Chicago
have struck for higher wages
Graf Cassini, ambassador Of Russia
to the United States. reached New
York on board the North German Lloyd
steamer Kaiser Friedrich from Bremen.
Fire in the Chicago, stock yards de.
stroyed some Of the auxiliary buildings
Of the Armour plant. including the tin
shop. lthograph plant and boiler room.
Loss, el0O, 600.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-24

Tx ELHnENE.EEE- 4ITE4NaraH
Thsssday. Jsas 10.
Chancellor William e Boggs Of the
University Of Georgia, has resigned.
owing to his age.
President Mckinley will be! unable.
owing to public business to attend the
centennial OF Ohio Methodism at Della
ware. o., next week.
Conservative estimates Of Chicago's
probsble subscription TO the now war
issue Of bonds places the total amount
in the nsighborhood Of go, 900.
The oficials OF the Northwestern
railway have decided to show their
patriotism and to inspire their passen.
gers BY decorating their buildings
everywhere along the road.
Two petitions opposing the probate
Of the will Of Julius L Franklin have
been dled at San Francisco. The estate
affected is valued at about $500, 600.
The allegations made ara Of q sense
tional character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-04

event IL pledged to uphold u in the
House Of Representatives at Washing
ton. Undoubtedly the silver
question Is voiumlnous, vexed and
trying one. containing a. It soes the
materials Cor countless speeches and
many volumes. ina, Mr. ROBERTS mas
given the subject the closest scrutiny
and makes an exposition Of II which.
from his standpoint, Is very
strong. needs NJ saylna. lie
IL pas, grand master In the use Of
words and the accompanying express
sion given them IL forcibic. correct and
even at times elegant.
And nov. having given the gentle
man ana his parry the beneh, Of an OK
position Of their principles ana an In
PRODUCTION OF himself the "Ncws'
wlihdraws frcm me scene and leaves
him to make. wi.hou. impedimeut or
asslsance from ~, suth Roadway ~
he may against his competitors for the
great office he seeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-04
rnn risrrpprop.

The third national Eisteddfod opens
In the Tabernacle In this city tomor-
row. Wednesday. october s. under the
auspices OF the Salt Lake Cambrian
association. II IL an organization
whose origin Ia unknown, but It runs
away back toward antiquity, as CEN
turtles ago It was to the cambrlans
generally known o. wcishmcn) a sort
Of anair which received national sane
lion and patronage. Thus has II come
down to our day. and in this country
the men whose nativity Is the land OF
song are keeping the institution not
only alive. but In a fourihsing condl-
tlon.
OF course II IL not exclusively de-
voted to music. vocal or instrumental.
albeit these are the chief features 20
far as performances of recent times
are concerned. &; reaches out to iiiera-
iure In various ways. TO essays. and 20
on. but has ever found i,s best and
most attractive features In is singing
contests Competent judges are al
ways provided for all occasions. and
this time the association has engaged
the services OF man distinguished the
whole world around a. composer and
adjudlcator In the person OF Or. Jo-
seph Parry. Al things polnt TO a
most succcssful outcome Of thu Els
teddfod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-04
COST or TIM WAR

The cost Of the spanish-Amerlean
war Ia n subject which has been receive
Ing no little attention Of late, albeit IN
one sense such expenses are stlll run
ming on. Granted that the war proper
has concluded. II stiii remains that an
Immense military ana naval establish
mcnt IL being maintained ns m out
growth Of the struggle Even when
confined 60 the period u actual hos
Utilities, u does not seem practicable 20
compile n statement Of expenses that
would be more than approximately eor-
rect. There was continual destruction
a. well a. consumption and loss that
cannot all have been located and ng-
ured In: AMI the conaueutr and prizes
u al kinds should 81 course appear In
the opposite column as 20 much 81 an
offaei 10 the expenditures.
An article appeared In a recent num-
bcr % Mcciurc's Magazine from the
pom Of y. A. venderllp. assistant seefc-
tnry Of The treasury. In which he says
the cos, OF war IL not merely TO be
reckoncd by the loss OF men and the
expenditure Of money. We must consider
also the less apparent but greater loss
which IL represented by the destruction
Of capital. II IL comparatively easy.
when the strife IL over and the accounts
are rendered. TO determine with some
degree Of accuracy the loss OF life and
the outlay Of treasure. The Spanish
American war was begun with nm APP
preparation Of tso.ooo.ooo. on the day
the nppropfiailon was made the treas
ury held ~ an available cash balance
The sum Of ,s2i.sii. el7. Of which 'iss.-
ss1isp was In gold. The President al
once pro, sedcd 10 distribute 10 the sew
erai executive departments such por-
lions Of the appropriation as he deemed
were required by the necessities OF
their services. The aii0tmcnta thus
made were a. follows Navy depart
ment. tss.s5s.sIias: war department
tiO.sii, sis.ss. treasury department, iSs'-
600; and stats department, isS.sco.so;
total OF 1854. 5ss.os leaving iioc'sie.'
" unaliottsd.
The writer then proceeds with an eN'
haustiye review Of the Items OF oaeh
case. arranging them systematically
and handny. lie shows In conclusion
that the actual treasury outlay was not
more than iadi. 100000 but admits there
are other items that may properly ID
charged up az a war expense. amons
them some sO.Ooo.ooo Incurred By 'h'
states. The actual expense per diem v
nut n, an average OF $500 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-04
Tur STATE oAMrAioS.


The formal opening Of the Demo-
era.ic state campaign took plaee IN
the opera houss, Provo. hHi evening
A number OF prominent; gentlemen
from ihls city were IN attendance
these being headed. u course BY the
Democratic canlldasc for Congress-
Hon. u. ~. Roberta the house was
comfortably flled ana considerable In
ieres, was manifested IN ,he proceed
inFs. u being underslooi shat che
keynote Of me campaign on shai side
was 10 be sounded by Mr. Roberts and
others. From shl. standpoint, brief
review u the uttsances would aeoin
% be- no, only jusilnahle ~ this time
ana In this place. but to some exten,
demanded.
In the hrs, place, our Democratic
frlends have planted Themselves
squarely on ihe silver question 20 the
exclusion or at leas; subsection " all
others. Air. Roberts, raforrlng TO the
tariff. dil 10 not Tor the purpose o.; dis
ousslng /, one wager ano;her, bu, 90
make u an Incidental matter, "a not
being an Issue at this time. lie dhsn
launched out upon a lengthy disseria-
ton Of Industrial and economic clndl-
tiots. showing how those an rcvolved
around the currency question. ami.
Ike the planets In their croft about
the sun depended upon g Tor guidance,
direction, ne Itself The spectacle %
che uniied states. with 1900, 900 people
and resources that are boundless ana
endless. vr1vtllng AZ the feei Of the
Latin union ami acting zoe part % a
rsglstsr u 80 will was discussed
and treated VITA a good deal Of we'll
wprdsd sclrn. The falling on In
prices u an commodities corresponding
with ghs falling OF silver In the mar
kos, ana having 20 depend upon APP
prclaitd money made % gold Cor thslr
measure and sale. Afforded the speaker
E3od theme which he made the most
Of, his argument being a, tlmcs pune
tualed wl.h flights Of rhetoric whlch
were Gpplauded.
This Is by no means Mr. Raberls'a
language, for. the reason that II II
not a rspprl o. ths proceedings In any
sense; 10 Is substantially the position
he takes aud expects 70 maintain
Throughout. the campaign. or course
he blses his expecsatlons OF election
on ths policy outlined. and IN THAI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-04
rmr WORLDS WHEAT surrLy.

A. the annual meeting OF the british
association. Sir william crookes. the
president. In his address startled his
hearers by the announcement that
there IL possibility, not very remote,
OF the whoa, supply Of the world be-
coming insufficient for the population,
At the present average OF i2'I bushels
per acre and with the present Increase
Of the population. the limit will be
obtained. according to Sir crookes'a
calculations. In 1891. After that year
With the whole area capable OF bearing
wheat under cultivation. shortage In
the crop anywhere would result In
scarcity OF food and probably famine.
Having demonstrated this,the speak
or proceeded 10 point out thM the re-
sources Of science are not exhausted.
IL 10 possible, he said. 10 raise the aver
age Yield from ig.i bushels per acre 20
20 bushels, or more. This can be cone
by the aid OF nitrate OF soda. judi
coua application o. which has shown
that the fertility OF tho soil can be
more than trobled. The nitrate nelds.
however, are eNhausilble and science
has, therefore. undertaken 10 solve the
problem Of extracting the nitrogen IN
thc atmosphere and reducing Il to nj
trate VI soda. II Is believed thar this car
be done With the aid % the electricity
generated az Niagara. That, at least.
II the message brought from the world
OF science TO humanity by Sir william
Crookes.
The forecast o. possible shortage
In the worlds supply Of wheat, and
that before thu passing away, perhaps,
OF the present generation should be Of
intense Interest, ana not least 80 20 the
Inhabitants Of these valleys, sclon.
lists are By no means lnfalllble. and
their calculations sometimes overlool,
essential facts and are therefore mis-.
leading In this ease, however. It
cannot but be felt that the suggestions
made command thoughtful eonsldera-
ton. People here have, years ago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-04
TIM MAINE MEMORIAL

A. result Of the Maine Memorial
services held In the various places OF
worship Of the Church OF Jesus Chris,
OF Latter-day Saints. the committee In
charge Of the matter has been able TO
remk to the national committee 1900
Sums aro aiili coming In. and the fnal
account will be rsndercd later.
The aubjoined letter OF acknowiedg-
men, has been received from the sec.
rotary OF the national committee;
Room 50. isi Nassau st..
New York. Sept. goth. 1896
lion. Lorenzo Snow, President of the
Church u Jesus Christ OF Latter
day HalniN. Salt Lake City, Utah
Dear slr-pieanc accept the sincere
thanks Of the National Monument
committee for the more than gcnerou,
contribution 10 the memorial 10 the
martyrs OF the batticship Maine an,
the dead soldier heroes OF Cuba and
Manila batucnelds. Since The holdlne
OF your services. the scope OF the
monument has been broadcnci 90 com.
memorable the dead soldier as well a..
the dead sailor heroes. ana II IL In
tended 90 make II a memorial that will
do lupi'ce 20 the hcrolsm they showed
W uetcndlhR the natlonH honor. one
hundred thousand dollars has already
been raised. and the generous contribu-
tlon OF your Church will Ansist great
y In the start for the second one
hundred thousand.
III II the desire o. the committee 60
nrat raise the necessary funds. which
We hope 10 have by January LIST. 1893.
and then decide on the location. the
design o. the memorial and other de-
tall. A. nearly every state In the
Union n represented on the committee.
the matter OF site and design viii have
a full ana thorough discussion.
win you please convey TO the mem
beers OF your committee. Mcaara. ncbet
J. Grant and H. n. Roberts. the sincere
thanks OF the monument committee TOT
their endeayora In behalf OF the monu-
ment fund We feel deeply the loss Of
your honorable President. wllfor-
Woodruff. who no kindly assisted In
bringing about the memorial services
held IN your church.
such patriotism rs has been dis
played by the members OF the church
OF Jesus Christ Of I.atter-day Saints,
receives the warmest appreciation from
the members u the monument commit
tee.
Very respectfully yours.
tAlgned) PAUL LATZKE.
'sce'y Natl. Monument Committee.