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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-03-31
4 Far-Reaohine Decieiou.

Milwaukee. March aS.--A decision
which will be Of interest to every cleo
trio street car company has been hand
ed down by the supreme court at Mad
ison. II Is to the effect that there can
be no extension Of street railway lines
beyond the city limits, even though q
franchise has been granted, without
the award Of damages where property
owners object. II also makes no differ
enco whether or not the oampanies
have tho right TO carry freight Of ex-
|pgsls netser. .ss,s
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-03-31

Following the fiotilla announcement,
important news followed rapidly. The
first was this announcement by Secre-
tary Long indicating the placing Of our
squadron and feet on war footing;
Admiral Sicard has been granted
leave. very much to the regret Of the
navy department, and altogether on ac-
count Of his health. Captain Samfvon
has been made commander Of the feet
at Key West. Captain Evans has been
ordered to take command of the battle
ship Iowa. The orders to the squadron
in HAMPTON Roads have not yet been
issued.''
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Fifteen Lives Lost.

GAINESVILLE. o., March as.--Fifteen
hundred families are homeless, 10
lives have been lost and nearly 81 ,O00,-
900 worth Of property has been de-
stroyed by the food. Mrs. James
fireman and child and John Leach
were drowned by the overturning Of
skiffs Mrs. Nancy Church was
drowned in her home, and Tom Jones
fell from a bridge and was drowned.
The property loss includes two Musk-
ingum river bridges, three Licking
river bridges and 20 smaller county
bridges. Two thousand dollars was
raised tonight for the sufferers The
electric light plant is drowned out, and
Battery G Is doing police duty.
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OLD MONITORS 70 BE USED.
Secretary Long VIII Have Them Put in
Condition for Active Service.

Secretary Long VIII Have Them Put in
Condition for Active Service.
Washington, March Secretary
Long determined today to bring into
service eight old, single-turreted mon
itors used during the late war, and
now lying at League island navy-yard,
Philadelphia. He issued orders that
the monitors CatskilI and Lehigh pro-
ceed 10 Boston; and the monitors
Nahant and Jason to New York. The
other monitors, Manhattan, Mahopac,
Montauk and Canonicus, will remain
at Philadelphia. where the work Of
preparing them for service will begin
Immediately.
Long today telegraphed orders to
Captain Ludlow, OF the Monitor Terror.
to proceed at once to Key West and re-
port to Admiral Sicard. The Terror
will be permanently attached to the
squadron at Key West. 1t is said she
takes the place of the Massachusetts
and Texas, which have gone to Hamp-
ton Roads, and this move has been con-
templated for more than week.
The navy department has purchased
no further ships abroad and negotia-
tions are not proceeding in a manner to
indicate success. 1t was definitely de-
termined today that the Chilean battle
ship O'Higgins could not be secured.
Commander Brownson is today in
Paris, after having inspected the Brazil
ian ships now building at Lasiono.
While they might be secured, they are
long way from completion, and could
be of little service at present What
the department wants is ships which
rar ha corn M iasionad at aDce
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Steubenville. o., March as.--The
Ohio river reached stage Of 42,2 feet
at noon today, and has reoeded but
little Within 10 miles mp and down
the river fully 900 families have been
driven from their homes. All sewer
pipe and brick plants are submerged
and shut down.
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Mhols Town Covered.

SherodsvilIe, O., March 2S.--This
town 10 completely flooded. Business
is entirely suspended. There is three
feet Of water over the whole town.
Great damage to property will result.
The town is completely out of from
railroad communication.
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The Alaslza Land BIll.

Washington, March s8.--It is prob
able that the Alaska land bin will be
amended so as to give Canadian miners
the same rights in Alaska that Ameri-
can miners enjoy in Canada. II looks
as II an agreement would be reached SO
that the land bill will pass within a
reasonable time.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-03-31

Columbus, o., March 9S.-The
water Of the Scioto river was higher
than ever before known in this city,
The fall in the river in i2 hours has
been about six feet. It is estimated
that the fall tonight will be IL feet.
This will let the water out Of many
submerged lower floors OF dwellings.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-03-31
! SAND ISLAND TRAps.
esSsernor Rod gers Complains to secre-
tAry Bliss.

Washington, March as. The COVER
nor Of Washington has wired the 500
retary Of the interior to stop certain
persons who have begun driving piles
ON the south side oi Sand island. Just
inside the mouth Of the Columbia. say
ing that fiah traps at that place would
he 4 dangerous Obstruction to navigay
tion, and that many IfoEdred fisher
men would be placed In NSEnreF.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-03-31

Key West. March 80, e,--Admiral ST.
GARD said last night that the court Of
inquiry had not been dissolved.
II expect 10 dissolve 1t In few
days. Y he said. II am almost certain
that the Washington authorities will
not require any iuther investigation Of
the Maine disaster. =
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WIN Not he Hanged.

Olympia, WASH, March 25.--HIenry
Craemer will not be hanged in Seattle.
Governor Rogers has commuted his SEN
tence to life imprisonment, in con-
formity with the recommendation o.
the board Of pardons, and thaiars rsan
of Judge Jacobs. wbe sur sur
nassihilitv y -'-------1A------- ueh
ss:s;tr a Jusse Of bamboo has been I,
Japan. tits saidAto have gree 49,.
j. oi resisting the waves isAlS
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SAN FRANCISCO.
rrotsotsa Open nrIdge Draws.

To prevent trolley cars and trains
from running through open draw
bridges a rod Is placed cloHe TO one rail
and ends III d lever 1T the outer end,
which 10 displaced By The bridge az II
swings open, drawing the rod toward
the opening and throwing one If tho
rails on connection with d switch 70
turn tho oar OF the track.
shatlfach Bay. of galloway county
~ hik inef become TIC falher Of hls
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-03-31

nR J.J HOGAN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Condor, Or.
oiiiee Oregon ave, between Catholic Church
end residence of ~. r, shust.
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FOR. MORE WARssyl rs
The Naval appropriation Bln Hsrortsd
90 the Heuss.

Washington, March a4.-The naval
appropriation bin was repoFtad 70 tie
house today II carried $S5.g88, 0Bs.
an increase over last year Of 81 - t,la
and over current estimates of &, ,b14 !
s24 For the increass she navy bills
allow 10 be cors.fucted hy CONTRACTS
three sea-goinx Soast-Iine battleAhipzI
designated TO carry the heaviest gun
displacement, IL 900 tons, with u
highest practicable speed for TT
class. with cost, exclusive Of armand Z.
not exceeding s.. 900. 900 each. oI Y.
be named the Maine; six torpedo. K g.
and six torpedo boat deatroyers, eos
not exceeding %. $40, 900, and 81 cuf
boat to take the place OF the ;R
to cost, exclusive Of armans
over $260, 900, to be built on e Oh
Lakes.
Ona OF these sea-going ba 4 shiT
to be built on the Pacific ~
tracts.for the constructiugof al
vessels are to be made liia so
Of the enactwent q the 'l
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nreIs...onsl cards n b ~ , f
II ~ 49,. 4ez.t q. g ~ mos .
nsH c0iun .......'>...... 4<III 1t*1| r
nne ~ o. pr .F1 r.
sfter. 'nses locals 4iIl b q .l4a1 e 3 r.,.8 =
Legal s1vsTsiassrsiop and t>n,. - I.,.s ,G>..
charged y the pan s
rates, and paid foz beiors s.s38 Il 81 cs.rs 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
JNBARD NANzANILLO.
CITY WAS SEVERELY DAMAGED


.,.,.,a Iuiy IA dispatch to 'he
" nom Santiago de cuba s,s
p'' ,n,riesr wurahips bomnnfaeu
.a,,,o at 4 o'clock this morninR
r.,lred with one vessel seriously
urcd. r...,,n s,vs o
.,rtv Of Americans AZ Santiago
,' ,.,, an ambush yesterday and thht
y, ,hcm wa Killed and t"o others
,piur'd
v,w york. July LA CORRESPONDENT
SANTIAGO de- cuba tolcgrephs 10 tn'
. 40, mat four United states war
w. ,,,,tbardcd Manzaniilo. on ih'
M Of duaoannyaio. on rhur.aay' IN
| ,e,,,r mucl damage to the defenses o
he place. ,ht
s,splsh runboata. according TO w,
r,,,b oponed IRE upon the Amer
.h,r, which then moved out o
|mnrr a.,
~, mme dispatch roporta tha,
| .iii.on ant % from the AM l',
49,. ,.aa aaen nom Santiago
- 1 ,t6y. In the balloon were w
IN s.,mlngiy frking uhaefNnt,onss
nd spanish !. .lncauonB ABOUT H"'
.ilagO.
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prrrw ~ coNNIScED.
Now wager for The Formation OF m N"s'"
American Alliance

Now York. July 1.-The rooms of me
u-pubncan club werr crowded last
Dleht with visitors and members To
.,.iesmr the president ~ the c.nn'
cblunosy ST. prpew after h'H u'p
Thegs were 800 guests. Mt pcpeT
t,ib ID th. recognition h' received
rhroai nui how w.l uio t'An MeH
lr...n th.r. After NlgrlnE 10 W..
,invlety over there regarding the WIZ
Tbs English underfmnd rs very
,.f1 btt thr frluChuyn docs LNl
i.....,,. .a.y more about us thnn COOS ~,
t,bir,m In. THE victory NO prWr} Anl
M 'hlfllsm VI Hohson have lohr lia',
an SION TIN tide pf criticism 4k".l,a'
ma man could possibly De done py 'h'
{ Diplomatic work. ,,,r,,,,,
Z III raid England held back utlIlalg
/ gu.sln. Italy and Austria from ln'.l
ftreucs and strongly hdNueAl'u o.
Nnrio. American alliance. 10. a..
,arhore h. IL colonial poshr7a'nn ".
. rtrs a. said ~ is ln me ilu'u IVY
~, t,,v,or cnn stop a. Though We my
tr1d upon Il m haste we WI, ny
NINA N with the strong arm pi ~
Military aud navy q p4op. W
limo Intellect and blood are ~ heA. A.
to',r5 with us in this crisis, ioV w
clvuisation and humanity o' '"
world"
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roIsoNrD riIr ozARINA.
cave Arssnlo In ooree csarina :. 'np'nu'
lar Ia Russia

London. July IA special dispatch
from Bucharest. capital of lt9umAhNe
Tsfi frlnr to the report from ,hhh on
June 10th thnt Count ana unu .i..,,',
charibrrlan ~ the czar and lauy IN
waitins 10 the rgarinn, had been ar
rested on a ch4rss of attempting 10
poison their majcstlef says -.
''Thn czarlna showed signs ~ Sow
poisoning from arsenic which had h'en
administered daily 60 her ~ cups pi
colf0a. hy the lady 10 NaitlnE,
"Tho csarina" the dlsla'ch adhA,
very unpopular, ant " ileHuNHH'
tnihbed '.he German"
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M. sab.eabsd Tor In the Waited states
several rinic- otter.

Washington, July l-lnduirlsa "
,he tro,snry department elliott mo IN
,s,7nstinn that the total NuhscrlrllnnH
ior To bond iasue Of 500 900 ooe asss y.
gatfd $40 600 900, or TINS enun.l
h,ve neon received and absolutely ~
r.rr.f subscriptions Tor amounts l'ne
ihhn 800 5000 On. subscription. ~
fp5uris " ever 500 subject tn tutuIs
nr.ttmrnt nra $3.50 0no.oQo, \ pF"l"-al
f6r u found ioi y at promium oi 10y nn y
nor cent tlo0.0oonoo, Two rShu,,',,,,, ~
prtu1sitiuua for any Part or az ~ Wv
i,Bd effcred 5000 900 ooo each, AWo.Vp;
oon Those syndicate offorr ana ihls o.
~ f1r bonds NJ premium NJ nov lr
n. r,cuiar form, although they eanis
from entirely rcsponsinle sou ~ :,,, 1"g
no allotment VIII hg uAnv w IN,
30. IN n expected that hehVy nuu
scrir,ions viii incrcnso In nutnh.r wsl ,l
th- berinninr OF the new m9nl,,., say
mr. hank dcp,slts VIII primary n
a r.rlysd fo considerable amour,
10 - months interest period ~ Iu,'
and Withdrawals now can % nun
IS the dcpositora without 9er'he'n
any Interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

chaneston d July 1.-The pre-
limlnary examnl > Of the lynehcrs
Of the postnisattr r Lake Guy last
March. when Ga iofiloo was burned,
n,ker Killed aHi 3 family Wounded,
hegau todas on prgatos u the
s,uth CaioF volunteers. charged
,slh comm ieia ere arralgned with
o,hers arrcstlHi 4 Fuesdag n ok
animation MI 8tlnue tomoTol
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CALL On THE PRESIDENT
Cannon, King and o,hc coagrcssmen There
Today.


washington, july Ia hrse a'lesa-
lion OF senator's ana req ''s n.s"t/
called ON the Prcf'is4t go d Aisbksiou
and urged the nppoinim p 4" Ilfn 81
"a. prYounr 1f San FlaHF ~ rssl'
dent OF the United n e Cmuussior
4, the Paris elp1s.uons- 'tiuded in TN
allegation We're sonf I'd = white an,
psrkinr. Of CaufoJ Carer Oh
Montana; Cannon, Utah, and ste
wart. OF Nevada II Rriresentatiye
uub1rn. Devries, fft Ire. narham ~
california, Kiur A. Gtah. and New
/ lands. of Nevada ~ presldent la r.
spondlng gave No Mad alton of hls ac
/ ton.
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N.v york. July IA ap,ri1ll , 70 w
-.n.,,,, dated az Port SAID Hi6p"
t,,,,. M n o.. No., slysi , -.
Inc irnacll a. Loy1h nlr W. f "i
~ ,vsripr with 300 TONS 'i w.,
,n,t,r mon iustrucuons from N,,9t.,
n.'' ,n,seysrnor ~ Port SAID has iornll'iin ~,
IN, Ht,rth.r trlns,shlpmcni ~ ,eai va
nW.s,,ntian voters ana conllnuu,.y,,
iissss from the Egyptian roE'lhliilll',,,,i
~, neon handel 10 Tho c1use' b,ntrai
-. drrlrIns him % reglgh. Nn' -,
m.,,,,,,,, tl Withdraw hs n,,t I'M M
80 said az soon AZ p''slp.g' ~
] lU,nish consul general, VINO eaily w =
I ~" nirbt received this m1fhrnk ~.
, ,,n',bsr ~ dispatches from lht pu.e
[ Aimodovar minister ~ iorrlEh w w
g,tr. ma Immediately aiigIMnli9l ,, urru
"" Sn hoard thp pelayo ,..-.. 40.
a. lao o'clock The Isle a., Lltoh ",
.t,,1 she has q crew ui ~ h'n ~, nv,
,r,,,,r,Gnt consists ~ two h,a'y w
,I sh. carries T. aol tons Oh '''' ans
,r,l. supply ~ provisions NJ,
Tbs Playo and the iflh a. l t,,,.
noyy co4ilur frnm me Nhn '.n
cisen. More colllcrs are expected ~
, morrow,
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.,rn.l, an. r..ge nnmor. Ab.OIu'

Madrid. July /, .. NJ J,n' ,.ooTd
cagtn ln an interview tuoey W
to nrace rumora SAID 49,, o.,,pishel
attention IL paid 90 lhgin,
ld,! my ~ I'm moi bo and cannot ne Nng
discusslon In REGARD TO nc matter ga
sdirm this absolutely Ihg ne,,
M'N' artton dsprud1 on several cohul
hhas EVA the eosornment will not act
"'Whno do bishop OF barcelona haa
| a.c,arpd In fnynr Of peace the pisn'l
~ serovla has issued a pastoral f"'
in favor OF % holy war -, ,l,r.
/ The chamber Oh as,I,,,nnsd the DON.
os snn,snt no l..yar OF peaee and the cen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

.,1rArIoN rmIs rynNINo.
American Troop. are pri'lnE tho span
iards tack

Warrington. July !, g p.m--s'Fnal
,etc, ms received the following from
anne Of its officers at tho front
"Am.reau troops are driving the
s,nnl.h troops back wounded p''Hs
brought lu right along
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
NINE PERSONS ARE DROWNED


Now orleans. July i.-Nine negroes
d. .r. drowned near Plaquem'no by w,
',,,.ttlne OF a SKIN. The drowned
are.
randolph Johnson
,rnr,, ehlldren Of Nace Thompson
rnrso children OF Iiorey washington
one ebld of Dennis Washington
on, of Totino Johnson'a children,
YOUNG Richard cwhi'O ana 'N',,
colored mon were saved by ho'o'hs u
40 the sldn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

~. Louis. Iuiy IA sneeih 70 ~.
Post Dlnpatch from Marion, ~,
pesse of citizens from cape oirtfdrau'
wo. rnrs south ~ here lnsi nlfhL
Whom ordered 90 hut the thief lrtl Pr
hsrrs aud tool shelter IN cornh. le.
shots 'wrre exchanged but thn rrsnll
u.as not known until today Wheh ul'
thief WAS found dead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

Famous Astress WIZ Appear o. the =
No More iIas ar ineuH,nif anu Hf

New Ynrt July i.-1T 4lW aud ]
Advertiser iNntH the n HVlr
The stage h. lost 'nun Ihnl for T
over TIE IA, fi9iigog' ~ .gne says s.
iust been received Z N atv.
Madame iihrn san u fttrIs nh0ut
grv weeks uru ara '-.,p yovnra
d.yrIur.d a maildyf rfIrh she has
been q victim ipf aau Thrto we1n
lpp sho was t,uhU,d fr8W ihe apart
manu NJ tus9i iu ihe Grand Hotel
Paris. tn Der chstcau ut N01tm1reuoY,
France An .u.lnrnt phtaIHIHu NuH
I rummoued tn her bedside ana i'clnr.
| thAl her 'fuplalnt WIS ineurlhlr'
ny nltfor4 impose the utmost
/ qulftuf nud rest" says Nine. I'm
Ia hrr lfttrr "uud absolutely iNruln
my eyen'thmldug NJ PLAYING neg, 500
ann. ~ lpct ! can say mat l VIII h'F''
/ Rhca Was 20 have starred IN CON
junctlgp with Louis James and tlsa-
| eric GVada Tor three years hrslnnlhs
nfskt septrmher The star ululml l'",v
- I'M nevertheless, De l.Nllls' ~
n Mlnagers Wagehhls 9.n Nv,,'l' NJ i,tsf
mn urht ruglg'd kttnl ~ hlu'f'
!, -, 20 S,s JsuF" ffme. t1 mn tho cap
/. Wpht ,yns educated ln eunNens sn'
49,, NOR stnre career in l'uHs tMth
,,tf1, wears ar1. one Gay Whrn IN
" v,,s if.yrnrs old. she attended l,'.p
d t"r It.rhtar. Who TOLD Der lha. m
II looked Just like l1nehel, sn., Mn a.,
+ ,h a,,a, ssard NJ that celebrated acirrs'
rs w b, n1lfsd why sho ala not go upn
IF tbe Ht9t N sho replied that shr mao nen'
!. thnnehl M doing ao' ,Wh.n Nv. G
hnrNe MAJ night she found nay fl
Pc "ouid not set Frchlrrh l,ila' iftt
w ths convent was thorough
b,ite trurk. 4 week ltter she i9''
st,re debut I'm Paris ana SCORE I,
nel Observation-Disclosures Tynr.ha-io ny y
g. .ame 10 the United siaigs " W.. =
b. heS rcnained here ever since i"'''
uorite role ~ ophehn'
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Muskaroo. l. T.,July l,-Henry white
field alias Perkins, and X, II. brooks
oolored were hanged within the
stockado Of the H. (. jan here AZ Wy
md noorninr. H0th men died game, II
was the frst execution In the history OF
the fodrral courts IN this territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

miner Yorcr. ordered 10 start fro'" camp
AlHsr a. Oues.

washington. July i.--Gen. Gafrciir,9,n.
,r1rardIng Inc SECOND hrigad, n' w
s,'t di,i.lon at camp Alvul Va t9-
Az rrnt Tor the col1neln ot the ~,
.,s,ts ahlOh make w that pfiEhae 70.
. ,.,.rt,,.. III holding a conference ~
Ky tr,nsplred that Gen. uarretson -
.1.ts AZ roaimcnt and half 81 an az.
49,. reiment 10 leave either To-Day
os Tomorrow and that he Ia. chor, 2
do Eighth Ohio ard haN OF w ~
,1i.ais I'M. other six companies ul ~
gi-fh Illinois ard the Sixth Mnt.h,,l wv.
s'.iit no tn break camp not later '"''
Monday according 10 tho story, a..
nv f',f OF typhoid stu prry.alu..', "
a. amp ana Mainrs Park and D. wv,
rctlng wtfcon. my. y, a,saucr mi
bn. nf those surgeons rald thAt ,e il
sani camel could pvi the "h''e 0''"'
on iia back"
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rAnAnA An mn cANAI.
American. say the spanish Message Is Not
True,

London. July The dispatch from
Madrid saying ihr snnnHh ministry
IN mnrlns has received message -
the eject that Admiral Clmnra had
paHspd through the furz Canal win
his nsri h discfediiad on lll Sides hrrr,
The officials ~ M. q, $. embassy say "
l. known positively that Admiral Cam
ara aul his Hret had not entered -
suez canal this mlrnlus ana thffe-
fore they point ult u r. lmposslhl Tor
MA feet 10 have travDrstd u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
Nd YEr Ar MANILA.
American Itn.por's Had Not Reached
There Junt 4, though rhey We're Due

Hungkont July 1.-The Japanese
cruiser MaVshIma arrived here today
fron Manlit hlch port she left ON the
afternoon tMoudRy june a.
ghs reportihit tho American trans
ports had nNthen arrived The Hltui-
tion was Orhanr,d. the SpnniarhH
continuing \ erect drfrnses And M
Insurgents otnpying positions within
about 5000 stds Of the city fooa 'H
CROWNS srltr
Tho NntUtlna rrporF also chat
Whsr shc Muulln harbor there
were hvc trmln and four British
wnrships thcn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

washington, g" july
Assistant Secretary ltoWel mas ihaut"
"A circular Of imfucuonh 20 uu Vp.,
lectors VI custom. nNlnH the tgN pi
stamp tax 10 he rluirel on " eus
toms papers und the hsM ,,,,,.' 4
act AN customs bonus VIII l'NN,.N "
bO-cent stamp, an entrieH ior oenHun'
tlon or for warDhNhes, 70 conn, w
according 10 value n invoice, ~ na'ie
entries. except tu ltahal. r., ~, Il,
entries Tor immOiaie sNp'i .a.l''l,i 4,
sea and entries " Aer inc
transportation Aol ~ etnts each
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Iron Mountain, Michigan, July j.
presner Duchaln and cherlel 1usJu.
miners, were killed az me NtSaoN ,hn,s
today by "a fall ot srouhu' FNs
,rsro badly hurt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

,v,sht,gton. ID, c., July l.
mn presidrnt has made IN tll-
NM aproiptments Of cadets at large
't tbe United states Military Aca,ai,ns'
Wink Gty; Charles $. lioht OK W'9n
ir~iou: Grnyaon NJ y Murpn> or
pbllndephia; charles " Hillln' ~
"o,rv louis Turtle (iitornateh wash
lngton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

OMAN, July i.-county Attorney
Paldridvs this morning served notice on
tho directors OF the omaha fair ana
Speed nsaoo iation that poni selling ana
gambling RI the races mus Pc htnppen
Accoriing the directors called the meet
ing OF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

Washington. Eldy i.--Judve Adyo-
cate OtucrM Lhr has completed hls.
review ~ the upfedinrs findings and
sentence 81 thcfifrll court mhftlN I'm
thc case of Cnpqito. ~ crlt,,t, 81.
M .nsinstra. and b. submitted nll ilt
p,nors iu cunnrctp Herewith, includ-
inr his 0wuerHhlpto ucnernl MilNs ini
transmisslon 20 thtHecrotary OF war
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MI, c,h,r.. r.ls,. ne,ween fbs's sns"
49, ~ ortssra.

yT,sr, rsu san W
-. g,r, Iondont nt Madrid wN.
etapha from That city that colin, ~, ' .s
IN betweufI Captain oencral h'.,ls,'
.rd Admirtl crrvcrn, hhnlhF w
pianco orie.td Ccrvcra to leave sun
no do Cuhi. ana thc admiral t,p',,y,.
,fat hs would be- glad 90 leave nn, ~,
gums were diHmounird. ne whn M''nu '',
coai. and the American adm'tM wa
s.nltlur uufHldU.
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rrnnn..a rI,lar,Iee chanae..

Washington, CO !lh
Commissioners III pow ana lillM'l' ~
the clvil service tpnhHHloh' ,,,,,,nl,n,s
tio,,se win tha sofident ATTORNEY
g.nsr,t firicas aiOsecrat1ry Miss In
roq''rj A., "A numbt AZ proposed changes
IN the ciyii ferylp1 ulos' u !. uhN'l
stood that the hos ot hulnu.i ~
executive departn ~ hhd ''"inul'n
"a the extension lhe, rulra n' sH
Include certain Hflh'u pl'D. ll w
service and that oNt places pc oh'Np' ,
M drnnltn oolFiOn was reached
All ~ tbe ouo, hns involved, but II
~ exnsctsd mat ac0noiuslon viii have
Z hOon arrived nc 1thln row nNs
when the pregllot WIZ Issue ~ nll'
[ covering the case under ala'u4Hl'h'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

Chlcaso. July There were two
deaths Louis en- and Christian kah-
lerd-and sixteen prostfations from tht
heat In The past twenty-tour hours
Throe Of the Frustrated are IN serious
Condition.
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Nn,n NInlnlla ot NenlralIIy.

Toronto. ont. ny 1.-The Evenlns
Talerrams LondO 'cahlogrAm says,
"The protest OF n spanish amn1HaA
,or "rninst IN pulng together ~ The
n,,te III the untd atatCs giapltch
hnst Gresham In hlnadlan waters has
Ni,"i,rd IA reply fr,p the British foreign
.,,ire IN mo eneclthat n ia not con-
eidsrer A breach The neutrality laws