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And Do ne 'nrilncr ,sith law and nn order
iaf 81 o'tnhrr 4. ~ %, ~ many shnru- nf
Uiah ulragl uf such Etncl, us may lu nfrs,-
.ary, Viii hr sold ~ tho front door of tho
lusrfrl Nntlnutl Bank ~ salt lahu tIty.
ltah, NH 90 -uuth last Jennie ~trpot. sal
Lake tliT Utah, 90 Monday, nurumnHr fth
isl, 20 the huurnf o. O'Clock. nunn 10 nay
drllnTHeui nsscssfnrut thereon. tnsrthnrw ith
tho cost II ad sUrtlsing and . kpon.ns ~ .nle
ELIAS A.. SMITH
trcrrinrY Fremont Mining Company.
Lake CitY ltnh
Dated November 18th, lsJq.
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PIONEER MONUMENT.

Contributions In aid of the monument
IN memory Of brigham Young and tho
Pioneers should b. sent hy those
charged with the duty OF collecting a.
frequently as possible ts Irhor ~.
Wells. Salt Lake Clty, who viii sec
that same are properly Acknowledged.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The brigham Young Memorial ASSOC
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ROW READY.

lemons church Chronology. ehron-
illogical history o, the Church from
new type throughout. In any rtyie
OF binding desired. Prices, ti.2S. fi.h1
D. 200. The funds derived from tho
sale ~ the book viii BE- uFcd for tho
erection 81 new Latter-day Saints
llNtoriana office IN this city. For ssls
~ THE DEsEHEr NEWS.
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SAMUEL j. PAUL
SECRETARY.
ASSESSMENT NorIcn so. I.

Nutico ~ horribly given that 40 mvutiHf "
Tie board u dlrettor 90 rho International
Mining company, held lu salt Lake tlfy 80.
vrmber ,tli, lslA an ,,mpnt OF uur-ltf
Nil cent per share wa. l0vird uu tno capital
alnfk " tnu said corporation, payable ut mo
south street, salt l.Hku tliy lul| tlY
stu'h upon Wnlrh the assessment shall fUuNm
unutln uu tho sih daY ut uvrrmhcr isn. VIII
hn uVltuuuout aud ADVERTISED lnr sale 40 nuhs
lir auction az tho Office M tho company, ou
the 9Th day ~ December i,ll % pas asrtIss.
ment aud cost OF advertising aud cNugnse ~
sale, 10 O. kAIfLI. rrualluuL
W. W Ciuipau- s-.,.aiar~
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And IN hccuruance With the Law and order
~ tho board NJ nirrtnrs made ON tho ilth
day ~ uctohrr lsEi. ~ many shares % caeli
parcel ~ stock ns may H. nr'tssury, viii 10
sold AZ the office ~ tho romnanN. lla ~. A..
Walker building. SAT- Lake ,ity, Utah. ou
Thursday. the oh day - November. isIl.
At " o'clock nom, tn pay the delinquent A.
svssnieni tngvthcr win the costs 90 ulNufii,-
Ing ana expense II sale.
by urdurof tho hnaid " director
y, T. WELLS. scfy.
"a. u. 4. Walker Dlds SAT- Lake cry, Utah.
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FRISCO.
Mutual Work .sarpfl.s Party stabbed by
Drunken tinn.

Special Correspondence.
Frisco, Beaver co. Nov. u.-Elder y.
Farley Jcn-an. NJ. I. a. missionary for
HEAVIER stake, paid Us n visit. and as
sisted In completing the organization
81 our NJ. I. Association. 4. A. chase
!. president. Miss Sadio Dunn and Carl
q. llrnndy, assistants.
Elder James sharp or Salt Lake. ud-
dressed an attentive audience sunday
evening His remarks were highly APP
prociated.
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AMI ~ accordance with the law and order
q the nnatd " nlrortur'. made on the IN
DAY oi uctnhfG i-t, - innnN shhrrf of each
lturi ~ stufk ns may he necessary vii ~
suNd ut tho Office u tho company, M ". 4.
walker hullrInr SALT Lake tiiy. Utah on
Monday, the .tih day ~ November 10. nt
o'clock pm. ~ pay tho Delinquent usscsx-
Wrnt together Hiih tho costs ~ advertising
aud rApruso ~ sale.
~ order Of the Hoard N Dirrct1u
". I. OLSON, - Rotary
ai3 ~ 4. Walker ilulldinr
SALT LAgr CirN Utah. Nov ieth, tsll.
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rpItOR siis woNDrns.

Editor W. V. Barry OF Lexington.
Tenn. In exploring Mammoth Cave. con-
tractcd severe ease of piles His
quick cure through using Hucklcn's
Arnicn Salve convinced him u 10 an
other worlds wonder. Cures Piles, In
jurlcs. Inflammation and all bodily
Eruptions. only 2bc. az y, G, NJ J.
Drug Dept.
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The Eigin Dairy company warrants
and guarantees all milk sold by Il TO DO
absolutely unadultoratod and pure. con.
tanning no pfcscrya tlycs OF any Kind,
Samples for analyale may be taken
free Of charge from any OF Its wagons
or milk lepolp.
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60
On 10 MANILA. 30 ILNIs.

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
con 10 Manila" detailing the achieve
mcnts Of the Utah batteries IN the
Postage prepaid.
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zone OF Or. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me
nor OF Dompaeytown. PA. They're tho
best In the world for Liver, Stomach
and Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never
grippe. Only 25c. at Y. c. 81. 1. Drug
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VISITING IMPROVEMENT AssoCI-
ATOMS

Elder Farley Jensen. our Stake mis-
Hlunury, has returned from F'rlHcn,
where he. In company with Elder w. y.
Foltun, went az home missionary aud
to visit the Improvement Associations
81 that ward. The Mlnorsvillo ass0cln-
tion was also visited by Elder Jensen
during his visit In the western part OF
IN. county.
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MESA, Arizona.
Much to be rbrnkfui tor aud No Com
piaiats to MAKE.

Special Correspondence.
Mesa Clty, Mnrlcopn Co. Arizona.
Nov IA general tim. 10 health,
beautiful weather. with Timely rains tp
assist tho fall seeding for crops. with
the opening Of new copper mIuoh and
universal prosperity, g. 40 tho people Of
this broad and rich valley Hhould COM
plain NJ. Good fellowship prevails. and
the people manifest o disposition 90 con-
form their lives to the day und time Ia
which they live.
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IN AUN ilahNNf. NI iNN lHIIlN o. Martin III
Pork, dreeasod.
The petition NJ John 4 Graham. I0saph A
Iofk and ENvr. No lrr.. the tHrfutnfs N tn
viii n The cstatHOi Martin N took. deceased
Tor cunhrmItluu NJ the nIa ~ tho fiIinWtut
described rial rsiltHuf slid tlf'gsiont. ffi-wIt
9 portion ot The a1uth hulfnf tho \. o.. a a
section y ANA southwest quarter Of ninth.
west quarter ami iut 40. ~ section q
Township .. south NJ range wet N Sail
Lake Meridian, salt lniD County. Utah. 80
rurdlng ~ The Z 3. survey viz q strip I've
huunud and rIafiy-htr rula long BY nfty.
I'VE fuis Wide along the south side 81 saif
tract, aud bounded M the east by tho Rive,
lurtlan and south hy tho riiim n tho late
lofnmurS Little containing ninoty-rifhi
nrrcsi also plgGuuf land bounded hy com.
mcuclng ~ thr southwest Gunner ~ ths
nntihcast quarter ~ section e. rogn.hip
south ~ ringu vest ~ salt Lake Meridian
thcnrn north SO tolls thence east 90 rllt
th'ncn south ds'l nrs, wtat 90 60 Tuls. fuaueg
wet - rnd- 10 place - hrginningi aroa s.g
ncr-, total ara inhis nrf,'. mnfr ur los.
Tor the sum ~ tedurN and uuuu tIn f1is
loving terms. tu-uif ensf un conformation at
appcars from tho frfufu ~ utlu nIcd ln tht
court. ha. hgon set Tor henrins nn aatur,itV.
the 81 D. day " Nurumnpr A. ~ tsll uf g.H
u'cluri am. at tho tnunty CONT iiaia,. tu
the court Rom ~ snll Court lu salt / lie
CITY, salt Lake County. Utah
Witness the CLERK q said court with The
seal thereof lhlNod this litl dHy a
November a. 10 In
Cscan DAVID e. DUNBAR. Clnrk,
Nv ALBEnl J. -rAnu Deputy clerk
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC ny.
UNION PACIFIC ny.
LOGAN.


'H'.-- Marriage. Permits md An.
So, ,n'n'' ilushlng Wheat 10 Market.
T I Correspondence.
Din AZ Cache Co. Nov. ea-Ir tho
s,iasli, ',silg' court today Judgment by
hr, \ .aH entered In The AMI n, thc
ir ~ iies', KY bank vs. n. Hanson ct al.
ilsi IS AZ, Hle On 4 note. with lntercst
I'm Itr, deceased Final I ncco y, ap ns
"A 49,, b, INIT, a1mlnistrutrix. WAS flled.
4 ps'l Ni, ,l'ber ith was sci Tor hsn,lns
tsll aceom, jog decree Of settlement 81
' ana distribution OF estate.
,, WEDDING PERMITS.
s.usa 'Gbli ,. marriage license, were
LLOYD o9gy Clerk owen; Same, wv ~
QsMy Of salt Lake CITY. and Eva
sws a. . ., Paradise; Hyrum An.
ana Virginia darncr is, both
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POCATELLO, IDAHO.
Mind Man IIurt-ssrious Cutting Array
Jaii On Fire,

Pocatello. Idaho. Nov, 22.-on Friday
the i'm. what might have been a sori-
Gus accident, happened to VIM. owens,
tho getleman had occasion TO go ~ the
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aud for salt Lake County. stat u Utah.
In the Matter N ihr Estate OF sutannah
loulfvr, deceased
Tho notliinn ~ Herbert !. Fduirer admin.
lstratnr uf the tatIfn ~ @usauulh luulerr
dtl'pas-dl. uraylug fur uu uHlrf ~ suin 20 real
property ~ snld dUHrluut. mud that aIl nof-
sons Interested appear before thu .lld rd4ft
60 shnw snusr why un urirf should uOf he
Trnntc1 f. scll s1murl ~ shall ne necessary
- the following dee 'fi'H d rsHl estate W said
Diseased. 20 VII Fart or lut 4. hinrt 3i plat
~. rnIt. Lake CITY survey, commencing ~
tic s0uthNast ruFuurof said lnt Luul running
thence north I've rIus. thence wet live rod.
thcncr 'nuih i've ruds. thDnrr east nte Huds
60 point or iFFlnnlnEi also nu undivided 0ue-
half lutgfct ln lot % - and q block ten
tful Park addition tI ogden titY. Ital
Has been srt Tor hearing m saturday. tho
sernnd day " December, A. u. isH. nt 0iln
o'clock q. M. A. thg county Court liou.o. IN
~" court rsnm N said ruuft, Doc salt Lake
city. salt lake County. Ithh.
Witness the clerk ~ said cuurt with tho
seal thot,uf niixrd this gist day u
Noytfuhrf. \. ~ istn
lrcail DAVID Il. DUNBAR, Clerk
liy ALnrnr ! -rAHr Deputy Clufk.
Alexander McMaitcr, Attorney.
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Tho farmers % the west side OF the
valley are ruahifiH their surnlus grain
60 market before the anticipated drop
In prices, due 10 the announcement "
the southern Pacific Hallway company
that $500 per ton VIII be added to the
cost ~ shipping wheat to the cOas, ~.
ter December first.
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4 branch has been organized M the
Beaver branch OF the Brigham Young
academy. which N called th' Academy
branch " the Beaver ward, with u.
%. portridge a. PRECEDING Elder ana
Elders Noliaru aud Woodbury. as his
counrelors sabbath school. Afternoon
and evening meetings are held regularly
each sabbath.
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Tho marriage Of Horny Jenkins and
Miss Hattie Griffin ~ Newton, IL nm
nounccd for Thanksgiving day. Also
the marriage Of Frank Grlffin Of New
ton and Miss Ballard u Cache juno
tlon " announced for the early part OF
December.
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DELINoulNr Assr-sMINr NorIor.

The Lower Mammoth Minlns Company. ser-
fotary's office, SAT- Lake city Utah.
NOTICE There unH neluluprt uunu thn
fnliuWlng Described surk un lcro1uf ~ o..
sessincut M 8, levi. 4 un tho i.fh day %
pctuurFi l~n. The suftrsl amounts 900 Iurus
~. tlnnames " tho rsnu,tIvu shareholders,
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NOTICE

Fremont Mining Company. Locatlon ~ Erin.
clpal plncu NJ hu.lnts,, salt Lake
tltY. Utah.
NOTICE ThHrparr delinquent upnn tho
fnlluwiuu described stufk ou account ~ a.
scstmguf SO % lUflUd uu thp tith day ~ O't.
oh,r. leo tho srtural amounts srt opfsi-
site tht names " the respective shurHhulders
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...h.r Tanner IT., ono OF DFn'n
-. Of the bar. has iilcd an eppli-
ssaa 10 tho unlt,u ''a'' ,...,,,,,a,,,
-I nudge Marshali being alb
ii.-i ATTY Referee Malonoy has
Ii ifgm w. l., hand Tn, hear
DO ". .',i,ian a. sst FOR November
z % VI KY mreting OF creditors Is
ID ~ .li,nber 4. 1850.
p ~ -, ,,,,r.
LIABILITIES
,,., s5G.OO
/ Ilif ~ 80 Murray. msrt.
~ Iahhe'' GoD 90
pS a., nvte. Salt Lake.
NaAm NA' ~ -. ieO O1
q NJ L. osa'n' .Si q
80 Goldberg ct al, chi.
-. deficiency ludH- 49,. n.
-. ... q. u..s,t's'do V''is'S'
upsotrucrS
ri tfopsrty exempt O. o. ...,tises 'V9
=. IA 6pen account e.. e. OIL, n.VD
t,.-riIons. household goods,
800 etc .. e. ., e. -. =. go. l,0ls.bo
-
Toial '.''' 80 go 49, '''''''''''''''V
n DISTRICT COURT.
a., -.
R.i9fe iudse t0lApp IN Seeohu us
|t1f ,1lui g..
VILLAIN q. No1ess ~ '"hn otuNi ~
r1fld % \ g. Horn, ",toIiiey TOT
t'.aiahi, ms cas- was dlamwscd tt
h oFa Of palniln. upon 'ne ai"uhn
iaH De shl plalhtiH ihleu 70 nlo wv
~ iof costs, as hote'"ip'' t'pul''u
l D. curt 49,.
II idtnsln. court approved order OF
pa iocogni ana dc,Ive % dlsttiostlnh.
Aalfu Larsen W uthh Loan ltuh'
a. By consent OF oouise, ior te-i'"-
iu PARTIES case continued to January
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Aetna Mining 4 Mling Company. Location
% Principal pInc, ~ uusinsss. salt
Lake city state ~ Utah.
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BEAVER.
" " Tayior TO Visit beaver 90 iiraneh Or
gspis-j- improvement Associations.

"T'NTNT 'WTFtHNUHIFNV0s
Beaver. Beaver CO., Nov. s2.--siake
Supcrintendent u. W, stoncy. Of the
Y. NJ. N. I. Association has received no
tice that Elder r., Y. Taylor Of SAT-
Lake city, will be- IN our city sunday.
Nov. 70. ~ hold meeting with the ofii-
GERS NJ the NJ. I. Associations ~ the
stake. Al the officers 81 the different
wards have been notified. and good
time " anticipated.
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Mayo has an oH IN the Iio,s Kenyon Eh Ne assisted by mnen
every G9zs th as Ia hand and give Wr contract to iha eject rh
Cancers iuptc areoce lmf2tency ilroe Gonou1o
FITS Piles Deafness
such Fang
which enable him TO mako extraordinary
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Mr.. carl Low. Of Beaver. was stabbed
In tn" back with knifc--a cash some
two inches long aud quite dcop-=also a
bad cut on the hand-by drunken
Finn" Mr., Levi has Eonc 60 Beaver
Tor medical old
Health generally good here.
Mine and mill attn IN full operation.
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ASSESSMENT sor,er.

Highland Copper Mining 90. prinripal
place OF busincss. salt Lake cry. Utah.
NOTICE. Their arr delinquent upon tho
following described stock ON aecnuut of 49,
ssssmcnt levied on the ilth dty ~ prtuhuf
irH, the several amounts set uqu1sltu tho
loNsi
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PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY
,,,,,.. sp,iis,as, Asset. so.sii,'o'
Al Exempt District Court
school Fund.

,,,,, Tanner IT.. ono Of ogdon's
-, of the bar. has iilcd an oppli-
in tho United States circuit
IA b. adiudged a voluntary
K Int Judge Marshall being alb
80, the city. Referee Maloucy has
g XII matter In hand. The hear
-. tbs Petition is set FOR November
M ihs meeting Of croditora Is
~, nasOmber I. 1888.
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PROBATE AND GuAnprASsuir
NOTICES


In tho Distflci Court. Probate Division. II
an1 Tor salt Lake County state ~ Utah.
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In the matter " tho estate ~ Emmelip
Christine Larson. docuasud.
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NOTICE

In the District Court Probate division, ir
and Tor SAT- Lake county. state % Utah
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Mrphil nentx. our very congcnlal and
competent railroad agent Tor many
YEAR,, has moved to sandy, 4 grand
surprise was given him. IN the a ., W.
hall. whore most of the citizens met. and
had o vcty enjoyable time.
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THE MAYO PHYSICIANS Can be Consulted at the Kenyon Hotel
Salt Lake C',
Office tours-l0 a. m. to 81 m Sundays 10 N 10 pm
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rai tfoperty exempt ., - .'..12,se. 'v9
=. N open account eli. e.. O.. u'VV
ty-t,Ions. household goods
-, ete o., o. E. =. .. go. l,OiS.5V
-, ........ia.gil.y %
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-05
AND DEFENDER OF
AMERICAS CUP GROOMED FOR
TODAY'S RACE
NEITHER SIDE Is DISMAYED
OWNERS AND CREWS OF COLUMBIA
AND SHAMROCK EACH CON-
FIDENT OF VICTORY
SIR THOMAS Upton PLEASED

He Is Enthusiastic Over Treatment
Accorded Himself and Fairness
Shown In Conduct of the Race
Sounds Praises of His American
COusins-An Expert Says Columbia
VIII he the Winner of Cup Races.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-The off racing
Cay was a busy one, after all, for the
sailormen on the two cup racers. Mr..
Iselin and Sir Thomas Upton, however,
employed their hours in different ways.
The Columbia went out for short trial
spin outside Sandy Hook shortly after
noon today, principally to try new
club topsail which her managing owner,
C. Oliver Iselin, wished to have stretch
ed and ready for tomorrow's race. I'm
der mainsail and jib the yacht filled away
from her moorings, and under the in
f,uence Of a fresh southwest breeze, she
was soon passing the point off Sandy
Hook Capt Barr brought the yacht
around into the wind when the new top
sail was ready to hoist, and in a few
minutes the big sail was mastheaded.
1t is one of Hathaway's latest and best
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-05
BRUSHES WITH FIL1PINos.
Official Report Forwarded to Wash
ington by Gen. Otis.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4-Gen. Otis has
cabled the war department the following
account of the recent sharp engagements
with the insurgents:
Manila, Oct. 4.-Capt. Poore, Sixth in,
fantry, attacked intrenched robber band
western Negros, first instant Lieut.
Grubbs, Sixth infantry, killed; DR.. Shil-
lock, three enlisted men slightly wounded; !;
twenty Of enemy Killed, including two
leading robbers; twelve rifles, large sup
ply ammunition and stores captured;
Poores action highly commended.
insurgents west of 5Bacoor and linus,
Luzon, attacked line Of communication.
Capt Eldridge, Fourteenth infantry,
killed; Lieut. Burgess. Fifth artillery,
wounded number enlisted men killed and
wounded ten or twelve; full report not yet
received Enemy driven west and south
with a reported heavy loss. Yesterday
enemy attacked Calambo; driven off some
distance into country. Our casualties,
two enlisted men killed. seven wounded;
sixty Insurgents killed, number wounded
unknown. Fourth cavalry reconnaissance
yesterday-~from San Fernando, in direc-
ton Santa Rita, and one man killed; no
other casualties; insurgents, driven with
loss Advanced picket post three men, out
from San Antonio and Santa Rita west
Fernando killed yesterday by bolo men;
result Of carelessness or oVerconhdence
In natives. -"Ot1s.
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productions, and when laced to the top
mast and gaff it set like a tailor-made
gown on a pretty woman
After setting the sheet several times
to getth sail stretched, the Columbia
was towed back to her moorings, where
she arrived about p M. The mainsail
was slowed and all hands sent to supper
on board the tender st. Michael.
MIR. ISELIN'S VIEWS.
G. Oliver Iselin, who, with Mrs Iselin
and their guests, Woodbury. Kane, Her
bert Leeds and Newbury Thorne, is quar-
tered on the ST. Michael, said this after
noon:
Il am satisfied with the Columbia's s
work during yesterdays race, but not
with the weather conditions. None of us
could tell where the wind was coming
from-not even the sailing master In
all my time I have not seen f1ukier day
than yesterday. With that, however, we
had overhauled the Shamrock for the
third time when the race was called off.
She could not have crossed our bow If
She had gone about at that time Our
crew worked well from start to finish"
Asked what he thought the weather
would be for tomorrow's race, Mr.HseIin
said:
II think we shall have a good
breeze from the southwest. 1 hope so,
however, for 1 should like to get one race
off my hands and know where we stand"
Regarding the criticism that the leach
of the Columbias mainsail was slack in
yesterdays race, the Columbia's manager
said
"That has been fixed. 1t was a little
slack, but not enough to affect the yachts
sailing"
1t has been understood in some quarters
that Capt. Rhodes, of the Defender
would be on board the Columbia in her
races, to look after the trimming of the
sails and in an advisers capacity. On
board the ST. Michael, member of the
crew said tonight:
Capt. Rhodes has not been with us
yet, but we all wish he was along. He
may come yet and If he does he will be
welcome"
Sandy" the Colmbia's mascot, is the
same yellow dog that helped pilot the
Defender to victory. He is well-fed
sleek-looking and carefully guarded by
the steward The crew, to a man, feel
that Sandy is indispensable to the sue
c@s of the yacht.
CONTESTANTS CONFIDENT.
Skipper Charley Barr Is not worried a
bit about the eresult Of the races. He
sticks to his original assertion that the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-05

parture should be directed as early as
possible. The president Immediately
communicated with the navy depart
ment and instructed the secretary of
the navy to issue an order carrying out
the admirals recommendation and to see
that they be got In readiness at once
The Marietta and Machias, besides The
Brooklyn, will be designated by the
navy department, along with several
other vessels which have not yet been Sc
lected. The Brooklyn is pow with the
other vessels of the North Atlantic
squadron off Tompkinsville, Staten
island The Machias and the Marietta
are at present lying at the Wharves in
this city, on waiting orders, having been
brought here to participate in this week s
celebration in honor of Admiral Dewey.
These reinforcements will add consider
able strength to the Asiatic squadron AMI
the administration believes their pres
ence will have a material effect in eX-
pediting the end of the hostilities
The Brooklyn Is an armored cruiser of
the first rating, carrying twenty main
battery guns and having a total dis
placement of 9,215 tons, and is so wa
thought of by Rear Admiral Schley that
he desired she be assigned as his flag
ship in the new South Atlantic squad
ron.
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Of 1000 tons displacement, and with a
main battery equipment of six guns.
The Machias, with displacement of
LIT tons, carries battery of eight
guns. ~
Their commanders are all veterans Of
long experience in the service. The
Brooklyn is commanded by Capt. Theo-
dore F. Jewell, who has seen fourteen
years of sea service and much more than
that on shore stations; the Machias by
Lieutenant Commander Leavitt C Lo-
gan, with fifteen years OF service at
sea, and the Marietta by Lieutenant
Commander Edward Fl. Gheen. whose
record shows seventeen years of sea serv-
ice.
The Brooklyn's formidable equipment
will make her Of Invaluable general
service, while the Marietta and Machiae
are expected to be of much usefulness
in the numerous shallow waters about
the archipelago, where farger craft can
not CO.
1t is not known how. soon these YES
sells can be made ready, hut their or
ders are to get away as early as posi-
BILE, and no delay is anticipated. Their
commanders will report to the depart
ment when they are ready to proceed
and on arrival at Manila will report