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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-28

and have your notes and packages
delivered, to conect bill to go on
errands for you. Ask for special
rates en- merchants packages
Charges reasonable Bicycle ser
vice. Ring Blue boxes OF telephone
90.
Lockwood Messenger System, Centrai
Office no. 2B9 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-28
At the Reform School.

There are now ll3 students" at
the State Reform school, under Supt
f. VI. Croisan. The school Is at pres
ent going through a selge OF the
measles in a light form, there being
about thirty cases at present, but al
are doing we'll.
This morning Thos. Ramsey wa:
committed from Josephine county
He is Ii years old, incorriglble, and
an orphan. His father vas killed in
Curry county, about twelve years ago
and his mother has since died.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-28
Perch and founders at Doty's.

THE WEATHER.-A fine cool day is
TO be followed by a fair warm Friday
il the forecast holds true,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-28

BIC WHEAT SALES. Palmer,
OF the Red Hills aud MIR. Light Of the
same community, were in Salem to-
day TO dispose Of wheat. Mrs. Pal
mer sold 5000 bushels and Mr.. Light
1000. The price paid was Sc cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-28

uSs ~, Ut eiles NERVE PLAsIERs for SPINAL
fAin hos no Show With DF. Ailes' Pain Pills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-28
CLANS at DOty's.

Grabs from Yaqulua bay at DOty's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-28

UNCLE Jn ELGN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-15
AYIoO lMPORI'Au1'B

Ell que suscribe compra ganado vacu-
no propio para matanza, vende caballos
para coche silla, toma animales a eui-
do, vende maderas del pats de todas
dimensiones.
Para informes, dirigirse en- Santa
Isabel don Francisco Baerga.
JUNO 1898. 8 m. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-15

LA CRUZ ROJA. A.-Habi6ndos
editado ell Reglamento de la Asocia-
ci6n de la SCruz Rejae, a expensas de
la Junta Departmental de Ponce, Sc
avisa al pdblico, para que quien desee
adquirir algdn ejemplar, acuda a este
Plrque donde por 20 centavos puede
Obtenerlo. 3. 8. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-15
DR.. GUSl5VO MORET
Medico CfrujanaO

Ofrece sus servicios PROFESSIONALS,
Caie mayor numero "a, Ponce.
Iunio 2 de- 1898 I'm. alt.
nC uTNnrN poI la mitad de su
NT FTWIIIU yalor una casa de ma
cera .en buen estado, que renta doce Pc
SOS meusuales es espaciosa y tiene IN
extenso solar tftulo registrado.
Tambien Sc vende un establecimien
to comercial, en- parte centrica de la po-
baci6n que vende diariamente de %
q 30 pesos. Para informes, dirigirse
al Administrator de xLa Democracia. ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-15
Carpinteria Mecanica
EBANlsTERlA Y cA7RETERlA
de =. ID. DOria & Anguera

En- est bemieno hace oda de trsbaos h br
hasta Ia
sensla necesite
toda de al
bisn
&c peh
FLORIDA; telaman1les
togfar,
Hero gaivan'z.lo complsgo surtio d. fersessr'a
}ss Aaeb es bejsco operos dc oedfo
Ponce. II de 1896
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-15
[ y CASA
Ca.
6. EN- ca
COMFRCIANTES IMPORPADORES

Este nuevo acreditado establoci
miento acaba de recibir de los princi-
pales mas acreditados mercados de
Europa un extenso variado surtido de
calzado de todas classes, Ultima novedad
en- formas para se1oras y caballeros.
Dificfi es que Ell consumidor halle
otro surtido tan complete como ell que
ofrecemos.
Ofrecemos alpargatas Iona superior
26 % centavos de contado.
Precios sin competencia-
NOTA. -Ventas al por mayor y al
detail 13, Atocha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

New York. Aug. "A special 70 the
Herald from washington saSv' The
number OF volunteer regimena 90 be
mustered out may be- given out Thurs
ily Tho list hns been practically
agreed upon by the administration.
These heavy Regiments Will be- r,ni
home:
First Illinois \ and II; First Ken
lucky. First Onto. First T Sls. Flrs
Uuh. First. second and Third q. s.
Volunteers.
These batteries % artillery will be
mustered out;
California battalion. First colorado.
4 Connections light battery; y and c
Connecticut heavy artillery \ and u
Georgia Hrht ARTILLERY; Twentieth In
diana. FIRM ana sixth Iowa: 4, - ami
c Louisiana llght blitorics a. ~, c
and u Maine heavy artillery, First
Mauachussts; Fourth, sixth AMI Sew
onth New York liEh; batteries: First
battalion ohio ilEh, artillery: a and u
OREGON light battery and a and -
Rhode Island lgh, batteries. c uAh
light artillery; Wisconsin ilgh: bat
tory
Those Infantry regiments will be
mustered out;
Third Alabama tcolorsD; Third
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
TWO MIN GET PUFFS"
NO SUCH TWO MEN EVER LIVED,
According 10 This Dispatch Mr.. cursou'.
car"rr rs Under secretary In tho
british Foreign once.

New York Aug. sL-Thc London
correspondent Of the Tribune. writing
under date u Aug. 70. says, The APP
p1intmout ~ Mt. Curz1n as ylraruy ot
India is hailed with delight by hl.
friends who have watched bio progress
as debator la The ll1use OF Commons
II any cnmmoncra reputation has boon
sirgugIheugnd Ia tho general election
and % has been sugulut. barren
period la Engiish politicians has boon
Increased. ~ under secrctar, Tor for
ylgu affairs hr hIH been community uu.
der me and boz haH shown DO mettlr.
lie has Required remarkable drNtrrlty
ln thc diplomatic ait of answering
qurf lions and has steadily Improved
Ia debating power The superior mlu-
Nor which one" exposed him tU MrrUll.ss
Elhcu has disappeared and De- has ue-
come cluHpipuuuH fur tact and H.ul-
atty, ill9 intellectual Resources aud
public capacity has never been qura.
tlnnsd since bile brilliant career at Bali
Hot, Although hls health H. delicate
he has always been n lah0rious student
ana has had passion Tor public Of
fpHa. He hls bHu the rising man on
tue tnfnfi NNIlNN nINfH 10 NAl kNWAI
Grey has been On tho opposition bench.
os, WHOM these Two men have crossed
swords in debate, aH hUy have often
done IN rho last three years WIHHcraH In
the commons have WArgud thH.r heads
and spoken of ihem as future prime
ministers.
Mr. Cursnn'H retirement from tho Tor.
rlm office leaves vacant post witch
VIII be- coveted Dos rsnE men lu hu,h
sldeH MI George Wyuihum a. lIs
ready conrplru0usly mentioned Tor 90"
undor secretary hlu and Do believed o.
have tho support of Mr Arthur Doe
four. whnag private secretary hr was i't
uUafly five years Alr NAulhnm is
ono of the hluds.mrst and most uHlt.
able gentlemen ir 40, Commons aui D.
FUN OF youthful ruHIgA gul spirit ~.
md military .ypar'cupc iu thr sulk.W
campaign ul was ONE uf %. u'H'
artlVr mamh.rs uf IhH south African
commltta, 90 nyysuFliIuu Tie Us 600
.nsctlvr duHtur Hul boo much DllA.
fity. He ht- also large f"s'liN.' 'i
eotrteFy and tlgI without "hIh hi'
under secretary Cor inr.'Fu hh'lit l
lnc,p,cltatsi for useful service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
ALCER GOES 70 INVESTIGATE.


New York. Aug. 2t-sarnriary Of
War Aircr ls 90 Sew York On ne way
from Washington 90 Camp Wlh.H'
M8nttuk PHuJ L. l. General Als'r
.,Id M made up hs mind lnie Monday
NIGHT Do visit the soldiers Al camp
Nytkln and make d p.m1nli invoai'sA-
,I,n on adverse cr..a.rms which have
br.u made This morning Doe called on
pr...d,nt Mckinley AMI resolved h.n
sni Ifs.m.nf ana NHH "N'us. iilul N''
rrItu.. 10 hs m.HIus ui fhr cabinet
"a g.rI ..grl h. Hst ih.ug f0g camp
tyIi.N" HII General Alg 10 "aud WI
ty .r. $40 lr fhuDr days il rftftT
.sry b. uHk. q complete inNratls i'' 'h'
NJ 1 uYu mIk. th. aIii.urt more e'In-
frrfIb|. .hIIl f".I repaid.
Wh.u sshui 'hlu. ODE mur.sfing out
III ODD. If.Hus 10. aI.l.
"'rl.. b. . .y.rs % .llculi matter ana
has h.u tr.HI 20 giN'
chino. .l m.k. ID. h.Ft move. Az %
IT,. ,.Itnt..fs who have seen srrVl'
.Itb.r .rt sluuaFu nr It Manila, W,,h
nv, .u.I..E alI o. mustered Ur.
Ntry.f 'ha yI.ur.'rru went ,n roman
ID th. rsIe. IHl Ir days 1 have b..t
b.s.e.u win I.li"ri, p.l..nu. hHl
usfsIu4I Iup. ID. hy ihH 700 Nls 'i A.h
rsFImsrt fl kUer ihom 100 ihn stfNi,.,
"uf c.urs. - large army Do peg, .AlA
and WUI ID. spf up Ngvrrh0luts We
f..i that hHr are many who Wld. a
ns.urIlry aicrlncs 90 Egt % the r1ui
M NOW thit they are uHt wanted Ne
ytgrt tl gIya DO no back to lheir ;amr
'iI.r ana business I d. not know Just
Ansn thr official order % mustHr-uu.
,g'l b. given hue / ihluk % Will Do.
rIv.u within "a week.
"Mhlf will thU E1V,rufn. ~ DO flf
thp many volunteers who may hud 20
Ifuulat.hI. e. s.t MDIr ull pIa.tlIh
uuck7" was asked,
"rhlt D. another pr'p1Hll In. / tfN'i
there win unt Doe many such cases A.
1 trust .hs patriotism Hf th' employers
Is great enough iu PR Iuir an'h q p'..
ahIIty uut the Euvgrnmfnl can 40
nothing On ease thg men are refused
fh boz Ola pHsi, uf. Ia. ENN IHW".. U
~ conducting au empI1ymsu' Due
raul"
.irnrral Alger asked u Their was ul.
a law ln th.s stale which punished hN
employer uudrr such elrflmf,Ancrf
ne wanted e. know n 70 hid been .H.
forced and expressed thr 1piul'n thn
q had no. and % would De- nrNi 90 iW.
passlhle 90 convict such man.
When asked u he had neard OF tn
Hght between Con. liauno'a mon ana
~ Cuban force since the signing 1i
ibp protocll he declared he had %
ofielal uuslee. Tie said 10 was only
natural that the Spaniards should
make a night In case they were al
tackled,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

Connecticut; First Deiawirs. Fret
Florida; Third Georgia: Fourh. g.v-
on;h and Smith illinois, itfih, iC0th
and i0is' Indiana. \ and %. F.rH. iu-
diana Ccll1roD. Fl'ucth and fifty
second Iowa. Twcnsy-Heconl Kansas.
Third aud Fourth Kcnucty Frsi
Maine: Fifth Maryland; Firh ana
Eighth Miulchwutt-i Tnuiy rlHd
nud ThlHy.nfth Michigan; F1ur,O nth
and Fifteenth Minnesota: Third Mise
souri,: Fourth and FIN MlaIuH,
Second Nebraska: Nevada battalion.
Third ana Fourth New Jersey. ra.n-
ty-sccond. FJfly.sovonth. 20ig, 1p3Hl
and 2osrd New YORK; Third N1r,h
Carolina Cool5rsD. scvcn.h and r.nlh
OHIO. Second thirteenth. Fourteenth.
Fifteenth and Eighteenth peungyi-
vanla; First Rhode Island: Second
South Carolina; Third and Fourth Ten-
~ Iaco; Third and Fourth Texas Fret
Nlrm1ri' SIKH virginia; Firai wash
lnr'nn and Washington battalion;
Second West V.rslnia. Fourth WILSON,
a.us Arizona. New Mckee, Oklahoma
ana Indian TvrrItlry regiments
Thare are twenty-cigh; batteries %
artillery. nine regiments % cavalry
ami s.Nty-two regiments 81 Infantry
These Infantry rcglmenis. recruited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
PUBLIC KEPT IN IGNORANCE,
The Grand V5ler Is Alarmed and Forelgi
Representatives are Arrogant.
sOHASHto ,ToRRts IS THREATENING,
And tho Italians arc Defiant and Threat.
en- 20 nrinE on warship to Force
An Answer to Demands.

New York Aug. ga dispatch "a
the Herald from Tanglor says: In
order cnrctuaily 10 cncck the rumo,
of the sultan's death and divert IN,
public attention. :, lu aasiduously re.
ported THAI the sultan had ioft Maria.
kesh f1r Fcz. there To rccclve the en-.
hassIes Official visits. rcturnlng afti
the uprising has been quellcd.
Meanwhile the grand vlslcr Ia alarm.
81 az the Increasing influence
N Germany ana at tho italian do
manda and la preparing e. despatch
Moorish embassy 20 Europa. prubabi,
lor'ion ana Rome, 90 sctilc ou,atand.
ing claims
The Germans arc securing the eoun.
n.y. ono German oniccr stationed al
Toiunn. ON the ptriousc q being q
student acquiring the Arabic Language
has been really exploring tho surround.
ing Territory.
Malmmcd Torres. the foraiEn minister
h favorable To the Germans but tAs
vIzicr DO urfayorahlc.
Tho Spanish gunhont Gen. Valdez ar.
rived this morning with government
orders Tor rho spanish minister There
10 srea excitement At tho Italian con.
sulatr.
Mohammed Torres 4 becoming threat.
"ning aud the Italians uro defiant. II
there 10 mo- answer b tho uitlmatum
a warrhlp viii start al once forspcEHla
There lH absolutely no drfnita nega
concerning tn sultan and the public
mind ~ undecided whether he IA de.,h
pr alive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
srnii,rns AnI QtIll'
Armed Msn sworn IN to rso'e't che N'gro
Miners

Pan, ul.. Aus. al-Sheun Cohuru
assembly, lai deputies ni lh' CIV
hsti tod1y. sWore ull iu ana gave th.m
instructl1us t1 ralrsHmhlc armed WIN
Winchestrfs and meet 20 number OF
rerro6s ,Nneotod 90 arrive from Ala
nsmn 40 work here Loo Che coal mines.
Zen nsproes arrived lu llun last nlHht
4, take tho places uf white miners mere
yybo have been ON O. strike cor several
months. THE negroes wOi" escorted
\, no CITY limits hy % committee OF
miners ana Induced tu leave town Thr
strlkers nrp bsug reinforced Wy union
minor form aIl over the state. The
s,iikers today assembled uoar the III
prlr central railway tracks In large
bodies awaltlug the arrival NJ the ne
During tha day a special tram 81
rlv,d In paua from birmingham Ala,
MIN 200 negroes. The train was rush d
throurh tho city to the Springfield coal
,'inc outaide inc city limits, where the
nrgroas we're unloadod under the
giard Of twenty sherifH,
several hundred minors were az tho
frnion depot 90 meet the negroes ana
mix with Thorn, but were unable TO do
30. -. s.i,,.,tt,
An the grounds at the sprlnssld,e
mines are heavily guarded and no el'l-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
PRIESTS SEND IN their BILLS
Clergy at Santiago Wants Uncle Sam to Pay
Up the Usual Salaries,


New York, AUG. ?i-A Herald dis.
Patch from Santiago de cuba says
Customs Collector Donaldson IL find.
Ing the duties OF his oiilco more oxtcn-
alvo than he probably had and idea of,
NJ mt, lie has had the difficult task
II dealing with the entire ecclesiastical
establishment OF the province OF sanii-
ago.
The entire CLERGY from Archbishop
Crrspo down sont In the regular month";
lN Impress" Tor the payment Of aalar-
The nrchblHhop'H salary originally
vas $4,000, but has been reduced 10
$4,000 owing, ns stated IN tho In.
NY.
Mr., Donaldson was also prossnted
claims from the professors N the lnstl-
lutr schools, police ana other bodies.
lll uf whom were paid under the Span
ID rvgime BY the head Of the customs
department
The claims were tuhulatcd ana sub
fHlitpd To ten. Shafter who win asl,
Tor Instructions frum Washington.
or two companies " the Second Inn
munea, returning fran Guantanamo
many are sick from fever. Major
lioetner COMMANDING, IN very IN. Brig
zen Ewcra has also returned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
.rNsIntn ANnnIM..
Gives Uood Hsasons for Teaching spanish
In the schools.

Chicar1. Aug. el.-snanlsh VIII be
added GO The iiri NJ studies taught In
the Chicago schools X DR.. Benjamin
Andrew. the new Hupcrntcndcni, has
his way. chicago new educational
chief ais1 fav1rH ihe annex lion Of the
Philippines.
Dr. AnlrcWH says thas when cuba.
Porto Rico and The philippines come
under the control of this glvnrnmcnt,
rich now fields for business enterprises
viii be- ned 10 ne yuuug mon OF
Chicago. For that rslaln De considers
% fully no ersrntlai now tl teach the
spanish language as German anu
French. "slHcr W. Hrn beginning 20
spread out" ~ said. "aHd iake la new
territory. some 1f cur a"hHnl boys may
want 90 seek their fortunes. whom they
grow up, On thrsr countries wrrH' "a
from spanish control, ana u would be-
greatly 90 their advantage 70 under
stand ghu spanish language"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
A FEELING OF IRRITATION


New York. AUG. ga despatch 20
me Herald from Madrid Fayu' There
o. a growing feeling o. irritation which
has been discussed fully Ia ministerial
circles. az the failure ~ ihe Insurgents
60 respect the protocol and the order
Tor a cessation OF hoat.lurs."
An important political pcruonagc
speaking uf the situation said;
"If matters are continued thus spain
WIN md herself conn 900 90 stop the
repatriation Of thc cuban uuops unleaa
the United stat,s could give guaian-
tees that spanish H, rsia win De-
afcgunided from ,h g.rlucal inclina-
tinus VI the inauiggnis'
Thp mntcr Il at such poim that II
the Insurgents clniru. hlstliiio the
government. 0cCuri.rs i' e must I'm.
pliTnm mluisterIaliEt Wll give orders
10 iha Spanish troop 3. tah. the ouuu-
Fiyt against Those Iu- .nta Who do
not respoct the UJ0to
RuBENs EXPLAINS
In an Interview So o. :. Rubem
counsel fur mo CuhIr delegation said
that d vus possible nl. small bands
% Cuhaus were stIll NeH.IuE m the In
terl0r % cuba, Their lf. nD trlrphonos
or telsHuaph wires ruuHIu6 over the IT,
land ana h. thought I was possible
that some OF the biulr NUf' not aware
vt lhe cessation of hH.i.ugs' Tie was
sure, however. that Wherever the news
10 the puotlell had h'"H carried IN
Cubaus would cease nFhNng,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

London. Aug. sl.-rho 81. Petersburg
correspondent u the Times says; Great
uncaHinoss In felt over the repetition of
last years failure of the harvest In
seven districts Of the province NJ Kazah
ana LARGELY In tho province N Snmara
sariud, slmhfsk, Niatkl ana Herm.
tho crops are almost worthless. Even
the landed gentry are beginning 10 ask
The government for relief and the pros.
poets " a famine are most grave. The
ministers OF the interior ana uf finance
are sending out agents 90 make IN
qulries and 10 purchase corn. The
Hemstyos are beatiring themselves 10
meet the situation. II IL rumored that
IN some districts the peasnntry are
breaking into the communal grannries
and helping themselves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
CLOSE TIIE sAfOONs
several 81 Their Leaders Captured and
shot by spanisrds.


Madrid Aur. q. $3.50 p. m.-Tho rov-
ofumant hlH rucclvod n dispatch from
Con. ltlHHi gov. ruur ~ tho NlrUtyas
Islands, ana Che SUCCESSOR uf gsu.
I1ud ufH iu thH governor reuuWiHhlp
NJ thu Philippines. saying that there has
hlCu bloody lighting between the Span
lHh troops and che insurgents with nm
cftlmHiUi lHfH Co.. Che latter % t0o mon.
Tho spanish losses were "unlmport-
ant"
Tho dirratch says that % number of
tho insurFtut chiefs WUrH captured
and shot A nnrgraut of Eondarmcs
who attempted 90 luCltH rising against
the authorities. barely escaped lyurhluE
ut the hands M me pluuHgn iie wac
turned over tn the courts and shot
Cen Rios adds that d. has organized
nix hltttu0nH uf natives ami SulnItriH
f1r the purpose OF resisting O threat
UuHd Invasion uf InHurrCutH FROM the
island VI Lua1n. and also ANAL
squadron % watch the coasts and
rivers ~ MlulHI lHllnd, aud the NiH-
oaylf THE government u hlrhiy mt-
lauUi with the Service NJ Gen. Rios.
GOVERNMENT DENIES
Madrid. Aug gt-Thr government
drunitUly denies that H. has sent an
order 90 Con. tiHnco inTtructinr him
90 resume hofiilitioH against the lnaur.
FanfH
Gen. Wanco has fun libcrty 20 act a.
occasion may require
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
ARRIVE Io,Ii.
rirst Consignment Of spsin's Heratristed
soldiers Reach corunna.

Corunnn. Spain, Aug 2t-rhe Span
ish steamer Alicante with the frat Of
splin'u rcpatriatrd soldiers from santl-
ago reached here today.
Enormous crowds gathered on the
quaya. but were not allowed % get
near the vessel tur fear u yellow fever
conmWnn. An the military and olvil
authorities were present
Some uf tho sick viii b. taken 20
tho OaH Lnnerrttn whrrr they VIII be
auhflntlurd Others Viii Do Kept nVe
DAYS M hospital ships before they are
dispatched 90 thrir homes Ihnre VINO
ar. ln good health will BE- promptly
dlaembatked.
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Admiral s,hley Improved.

Wsatpaft. conn. AUG, N-Ihls
m5rriur found Rear Admiral Sohlcy
Ia .ltly Improved and everything now
points a. q speedy and complete re-
l.,y.t,. s-hr admiral parsed q very
,..utflrt,blr uIeht and arose with the
otb.r fnHmiHrs uf thH MurNHy house
haid at an early hour The admiral
announced today that Dc iui niH SONG
tn Washington tomorrow unl'aa hls
physlcIau absolutely flrblda it
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
MORE tran MrS.
They Arrive At Manila To-day on the Rio
Janeiro aud Pennsylvania.

Manila. Aus. 2t-Thc natives assert
that the religious orders are lnstigntlng
opposition to American supremacy.
Many spaniarda assert that they ar,
0lFrr o. Invest their fortunes ln new
enterprises, but that they fear ruin N
The Americans withdraw, a few mono
pnllHiH. fearing competition, are secret
y Intriguing against tho new regime.
Newspapers published In both tho
English ana Spanish languages have
already appeared.
Tho United Ststea transports RIO Jn-
nOlro and Pennsylvania arrived today
the former bearing two hnttalluus u
South Dakota volunteers recruits for
The Utah uTht artillery. and detach-
munt 81 the signal corps. and the lat
ter tho First Montana volunteers ana
900 recruits Tor tho First California
volunteers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

stockton. cal. Aug 2i-Mrs. Bot
tln spent a rather restless nlght IN her
rsu In the county IAN here last nlght,
AFTER having been arrested for the double
murder of Mu. pluuiug aud Mfa
Dpunr. gho had nothing 10 say how
ever. and positively refused To see re-
p0rteta 49,,
Dr stone. however, who had been
giving Mrs. Bptldn morphine for her
.nOf,rr. informed the Tailor that she
hai enough oi thr drug 10 XII her u
la. should take it AN az once, 70 u
Dns taken from her shortly uftor her
arrival AZ tho JAN. The accused wo-
man WAS taken from the JAZZ ~ this
r.ty thls morning n hack ana driven
tn tba southern Pacific station whore
4he len Tor san Francisco on the $ 70
ualu. accompanied by chief ~ Police
Gru ~ Stockton. Detective Gibson OF
SAN Francisco and her husband.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

NeW York. Aug. si-The report Of
tho condition Of the men ON tho yale
which nrrlcyed at Wikon last nlght'
ms not yet been made by the quaran'
fine umcyu ma tho electrical storm
which continued for four hours last
iIirbt tho wind blew down many VI
no soldiers fonts, twisted the wires
rbout thc camp blew down me Red
CROSS hospital and caused havoc sen-
rally. rWo tents were picked from
the ground ana carried into the ocean,
Tho Wrrcklug of i've tents In tho DC
IGNITION hospital will prevent the land
.ur M some Hcl soldiers ON the trans
n1rts. This forenoon some soldiers
sere bu.y nN.as mp tents which were
blown down and putting the camp In
to fine shape again The large Y. III.
u. A. tent iu which the soldiers spend
much OF their time writing 70 their
relatives or reading, was ALSO leveled
hy the gale,
Thg transport Arcadia, which ar
rived last night. was inspected today.
captain Capron father Of Captain cap.
ron OF the rough riders, who was killed
az Santiago, is on board sick
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

Ponce. Porto Rico. Aug. 60. afternoon
delayed ln trinmad5nl-A cable
mcsstc" announcing .hlt Mra Miles.
aH-owrln..1 hy har daughter. Mrs.
Cot ~ o.. f1iifd f1r Ponce ON the a. 81.
trlnep.r OLDHAM. from Charirftan.
l1f. saturday will lolay tha departure
oi Con. NILES and his stan possibly Tor
several urNa.
DURING ihg attempt last night % To-
cate 81 NrU tI thC CaHi 0f Ponce. "a pIa-
tn1n dl troop a % New York under
command Uf Lleut Cludert. accom-.
panied L'.ui Davenport uf tho Frrat
corps i0 Santa Isabel The mon had
1n gvcit'rg time riding at "a furaua
GallHp aft,r midnighl and c1vsfrr ~
miles 200 twl hours.
Lieut. Davenport tapped thl cole.
graph vIfHs 90 a.Nsrai points with u'
hclt.ns The Ere The party returned
this afternoon u,trrIy exhausted.
CLOSE THE SALOONS.
Ponce. Aus. -. tm1ruinrD- Gen. Jns
u. Wilson has assumed cluirli Ot ihl
district of Ponce and has ordered 90
1Ilour shall h0 c'Hri faf three day
wih q view 100 uuiotius tho eNiHu1i
disorders. They viii ha opened suhfr
1uentIy under HpoOial regulations.
O. .u. GIIu. hla ,filblahll hIB head
quar- here.