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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
THE SQUEAK FROM A PROP"

THE SQUEAK FROM A PROP
in Charles Hoyt's new "a Trip 20
Chinatown" there is occasion to intro
duce a kitten on the stage during the
course Of the play.
Loud and pitiful cat-like cries are
heard behind the scenes and then one
of the performers dashes on the stage
holding cat by the tail and leg which
he whirls throug;. The air fraaticslly.
During a recent engagement in Phlla-
delphia the news Of the cruel treatment
OF the cat was carried 70 the Womsn's
branch OF the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty 10 Animals. and the following
letter was At once sent 20 Mr.. Fred z.
Wright. who is Mr.. Hoyt's man
ager The letter was signed by Mfs
Caroline Earle White. who is president
oI the Womans branch
Dear Sir: Having just received
complaint OF the cruel treatment o.
kitten IN the play u a Trip 10 China
town" now being performed a. the
Chestnut Street theater. I write 70 ask
Il you VII attend . the matter and have
the cruelty stopped. We understand that
the kitten IS brought upon the stage and
swung around b. the taft and b. one
paw. and that f. cries pl'eously. Hop
ing you will have +; stopped Immediately
am your truly"
The letter Is a nat;erfnz tribute .
the mimic capacity Of Mr. Harry Gnton.
who plays the leading role in the piece
{ and 70 the claverness % the company
J property man, for the cries which stirred
| the hearts q the ladies' are from gbe
throat % Mr.. G1fon and the kitten f.
nothing but an exceedingly Hte-liks biz
( OF stage properly
IRE representative % the society wh9
delivered the note was taken o>hfnd the
I scenes and showed the deception and 1e-
/ parted Satisfied, remarkiaz. "THst f>l-
Z low GIs0I g. ~onEer."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
GLORIOuS NEWS

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargile Of Wash
tia l. T. He writes: -Four bottles OF
Electric Bitters has cured Mrs Brewer Of
scrofula. which had caused her great suf-
fering for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face. and the
best doctors could give no hep; but her
cure is complete and her health i ex-
cellent." This shows what thousands have
proved-that Electric BitJers IS the best
blood purifier known. lis the supreme
remedy for eczema. letter. salt rheGm,
ulcers. boils and running sores. II slim
ulates liver. kidneys and bowels. expels
poLsons. helps digestion, builds Up TIE
strength. Only 80 cents. Sold by c.
Gehrlng, druggist. Guaranteed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

ecerusss. . Tars r.r.J
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
MUSIC aHo O7a IA
cPAxD ORGAN RECITAL

4 grand organ recital will Dc given TO-
NIGHT a. The First Methodist church by
Prof. Geo 3 Penny Of Kansas STATE
university. assisted BY the High scao2i
chorus. under the leadership ~ Mss jas
sic Clark Prof Penny e vel known
n those VINO are lovers % PIPE organ
music. and never fails 70 please h-s a1-
dteuce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
TjDlNGS OF TIE TRANSPORTS
Lenox and ~iam Reach Manhattan
far,s Rrfarn 20 san Franr go

Wasc-ngso1- Dee -s-tissrf srzzaz -
Genera L-a~t71 received a cable f1sszsxe
thls morning from Caioaei Anissr 81 ga
MIA ssJ1aE ma. re irAass3rt Lsu1.sx
arrived there December = ard tae frzns-
pore san. Deceueer = Thee vssss 3
t11k ogt cargo q he-sss as sas.z
- Lsaaor from sss Frza=ise, sa1 isa
san f-sra Hsza.usg
5an Francisco. Dee. 1s-Tss 'rzzss.9rt
Tartar arrived te1aT sf.s- rau -
tEs1fF-1Ese oars fro-1 8a1a 49, esrn-
ts~z ard 3 Eaf Gays from ssexaszs1 she
trssraf a nBu1~- = discharges ast61ars
zs saaazer=sra-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

in London. England. where il was pre-
scented at the Duke of York's theater.
Mr.. Hoyt devoted all OF his time in add
ing to its perfection, and giving Il a sort
OF finishing touch. And the caste, which
is to present the best OF all Hoyts com
edies, has been selected with great care,
and among its members are Mr.. Paul T.
Nicholson. Jr., who was one OF the four
comedians with the Alice Nelson Opera
company, and Douglas Flint. Tom Mar
tin and Hooker and Davis OF the original
company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
TILE Appetite GOAT.

It is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out of order. All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appetite,
sound digestion and a regular bodily habis
that insures perfect health and great en-
ergv. Only sc. at G.. Behring's drug store
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

Has found tha, her latsls ones are In
proved more bT tire pleasant Syrup q
FIgs when n need % the laxative s-sc:
o. g gentle remedy than By any ofh~r
Children enjoy .t and u he1eats theu
TIE trs1e remedy. Syrup ~ Figs. 81 mann
featured D the California ~ Syrup CO.
cnsy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

4 tcsephals st tzEi1esa o1cs = Dos sz
ss.-izs Es-sNAzzSz--&s<zA@aa1 s-N--a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

Goes 10 san fransi.cp Ma Nagssahi, with
InuE service Meu Returning

Manila, June 3. s.i5 %. m.-Thr United
States cruiser liuTtpu. Captain whiting,
has sailed fnr San Francisco hy way of
NurlHuk. Japan. with long service ole
ncsrh and men from the various war
ships. The bhttirship oregon will soon
d. stationed IN Dngupln ln tho Gulf 0f
Llnrhyen. on blockade duty,
The United States Eunhont Albany
onr of the vessels purchased from tho
SunnlardH and commanded by Ensign
W, ~. STANDBY. has captured three
sailing vessels and one steamer on tho
Island OF NorroH Nine of these boats
tuf the Albany Clasfl arc now On Cnm-
mission and are doing good service In
the shallow water Of the southern is-
lands.
Favorable reports are ttlll being re-
colyed from the party N fifteen Amorl-
cans belonging On the Eunhuat York
town, headed by Lieut. J. e., Gilmore %
that vessel. captured ON April i2th by
the Filininos not Gar from Hn,or, The
prisoners are all well ana arc receiving
fair treatment,
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nEnIcAN MnnIoAL AssocIArIoN
omcer. Elected sad Aiisniic city Chosen
NJ Neat riace Of MssiiuE.

Columbus. june s-'rho Interest In
t0day'a session of the American Medical
association conferred largely in the adj.
dress NJ Surgeon Gen. HtffuhorH of Tie
". 3. army Cen Htefnborr was ur-
corded close attention ana was warmly
npplaudod. The subject OF his address
Wa sanitary Conditions ~ the War"
The business session n Tho uaHurin-
ton today was fun " luinruni and con-.
siderable feeling was developed Tho
nominating committee made their rU-
port which was adopted after tha nnmc
" DR.. Walter Wymnn ~ the hospital
marine corps. was addri 10 tho iu-
dietary council The ofiiccru elected are
Prcsldcnt-Dr W. W. Kccnc. rhila-
delphin.
Firt Vice Proaldont-Dr C.. A.
Wheaton. Ht Paul
Second Vice prcaident-Dr y. For
ruHnn. New York
Third Vice Prcsldcn,--Dr O. NJ. Al
Fourth Vice proaideni--Dr. W. y. u.
Middleton, Davenport. In.
sccr'ary-Dr. @. n. simmons, Chlca-
10.
rrcaaurcr-Dr H. 81 Newman.
Chicago.
Llbmrian-Dr. q. W. Webster. Chlca-
no.
ments.Dr Philip Marvel. Atlantic
city y. j.
Judiciary Councillor X. r. -.
uflnllh. Kansas city, Dr. j n. Cook
CluvCland Dr. J. N. rNiiiacho Wash
lnrtun, ~ ca Or. q. y. Lewis. Topeka.
Kos. d. J. W, Irwin, LnuiHyillo. nr. n.
u. WIFrlnr y ". afr. Walter Wymnn.
hospital marine CORPS.
Atlantic city. y. y. was chosen az the
place OF nCNt meeting.
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The Recent Conference Was an
Utter Failure.
ooM PAUL Is VERY sHREwD
's"d the Franchise Proposal ~ n
lever Great tiritain Wui not sub
NIT 20 Foreign Intervention.

London. June s-Thc adyiccn re-
coitri horc today from South Africa
nmlnItnr from uBurh SOURCES show
moro completely tho utter failure of the
recent conference ne niuemuntein be-
twouu rrHieuI Kruger and the nrit-
ish hIgh commissioner slr Alfred Mu-
nor Tho London afternoon papora all
refer 60 the dangerous situation.
a dispatch from Mates Foutsin 1ny1
s.r Alfred Miners proposals. included
granting tho rit'nndora additional seats
in Che Rand district and that President
kruFar under pressure. finally offered
three additional seats. Tho urluah hish
commissioner thcrcupou pointed out the
in1iHgu1cy uf che presidents proposal,
adding that ho had come to tso coufor-
onga loo tho hope of being able 60 In
form her mniostyH government that tho
president of thr Tmnsyam government
wlH able 90 afford such liberal molH-
ur.H uf reform nH would enable tho
lilrluu iI hHlp thHmnelvcs ana rr-
love tHH government uf che puuEatIln
Co. Intervene Boo order Co redress partivu-
lur grievances
Throughout o. ir added. President
Kruger sought Go uHn thU franchise pros
pHHIl HH thn means OF obtaining n
promise tu rHttla tha differences under
tNU convention ly arbitration. but tho
British UHWmI HIuuur refused go treat
tHH two subjects lH lntrulUurmdnut.
taking The ground that Internal reform
W 90" TrauHyaul wan necessary IN any
HIrH 100 order Co preserve the ludupand-
ruUn OF thu republic. and nH regards
arbitration. there were certain uuca-
unuH upon which d could not be- adj
miitri, while un other questions. arhi-
tfltiuu was uuHllhly udmisHAhic.u rnyid-
cd "a suitable tribunal was suggested.
not Involving the Introduction of
furuigu power which the government
would mover allow.
M tho House uf Commons today tho
secretary uf state Tor the colonies.
Joseph Chamberlain replying 10 ynri-
OTIS questions uu the subject confirmed
thC IMPORTS ~ the failure 90 tho uinnm-
tnntnlu conference and also admitted
thH accuracy uf the statements mnds
iu tho diHuatch from MATES Fontein,
10 which thH british hiTh rumminui1unr
informed President Kruger that. Graat
hfiinln would not consent 90 the Inter-
Nrntion ~ @ FOREIGN power Ia Anglo
IrtnHlpl dirputca. Win rcforsnro
a. the iluoaun raid. Mr. Chamberlain
added The commissioner Informed tho
president that tho british chartered
South African company while protest.
lns nHuluHt the Unreasonable amount
NJ the clnim would consent 10 submit
Co. arbitration tho question of tho
amount uf uumnrUH 60 hu paid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08
CORRUPTION IN CHICAGO.
Story Of How People on Local Excursion Steam.
eu are feeced.
one Miner Lost sI,sOO-s slot Machines
oonnscated Untii owners Prom
ised 10 Pay tor Protection.

Chicago, juno S--Tho Baxter inycHtl.
cation committee today took up nllrrei
confidence games on local excursion
steamers ana tho alleged thefIa of slot
machines by cunstnblcs
Gus chaplin, Htunmhuutmun. told OF
o. klnndlku miner. who was nrecrd out
uf $500 hy means or 70 she'll game uu uu
excursion boat running uut of chicago
ana also told uf u Kansas city bank
clerk who Loot 5000 in the same manner
been promised ii9 90 testify before the
committee.
William Nosa a slot machine dealer.
testified that hu had sold several slot
machines 90 saloon krcpera. This ma
chlnra were cunnHcatrd by cunHHhleH
who, however returned them upon
NnHa promise 10 pay them e per week
fOr protection,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

Havana. June S,-Cul Randall Ia pay
Ing cuban soldiers 40 Mutanzas ycstcr-
day found that tho majority of Thorn
had turned over their arms some time
before 90 Gcn. Pedro Hetuncourt, the
ciyu guycruor of MatuuzuH. a tow
~ them snad crrtihcatrH. but the ma
iprlty had not Consequently Col.
Randall experienced difficulty ana on
ly paid 81 men. though over 800 were Ia
waiting ana wanting money
The hackmcn here have 400 struck Tor
higher wages, which causes great Inc
convenience 90 tho general public,
Oov.-Gvn. Brooke hls instructed tho
civil governors 10 issue passports when
requested Co do uo, provided tho ISL
and courts have mo- charges against the
petitioner, Previous Identification.
however, ia necessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08
Twenty-Five We're Left, Declares
General Otis.
RETREATEDANDsC SCATTERED


Washington, June S.-Thc situation
In tho Philippines De- described by Gen.
otls in tho following cnbicgnmi
Manila. June s-Adiutaut-gcncral,
Washington. Result movements Mo.
fpnH province wuH Co drive Insurgents
INTO mountains. capturing Antipuli nnu
other towns ln that section. with point
~ land projecting into bay. They re-
treated and rCnttorrl before our ado
vance leaving twenty dead on
ncld our lose four killed and fgw
wounded. mostly slight CITY ~ M0-
fpng only un land route on bay, gar.
firunrd nll other, troops withdrawn
Inhabitants uf province profess friend
ship. ask protection. large numbers
wish 10 enter Manila. refuse. nH City'n
population Increasing too rapidly
Leading natives throughout island.
Including acting iulurrout le-rrra. seek
permission Co send families 60 Manila.
considered only place % personal He-
curiiy. OTIS
General otis cables nH follows regard.
ms the return ~ volunteers
Manila. june -AdiutHut- General.
Washington =Orcr1n request a. defer
time o. departure until 18th. will leave
fur Portland in transports ohio and
Newport. Sixth Infantry upon arrival
viii relieve CaiifuruiuuH ut NHrr1H.
Hancock sniiH in few days with NebraH.
kn ana uthur troops.
Gen. utia hnH been advised that %
q tho wish OF the President that uii are
ranrcmontr hu made Co give thr return.
Ing troops "a comfortable voyage and
that ths heFt of cnrr he taken rn that
no fickn0Hr muy break out among
them. 10 ~ also said that pfecnutl1n
WIN De taken not 90 load the transports
too heavily n1 that the returning troops
may have plenty OF room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08
uoNE roR DREirus.
The Iceland Leave. Cayenne for Ds,ir.
Island 90 Take the Famous Prisoner.

Cayenne. French Guiana. June s.
The dispatch boat Gnolnud will leave
here 90 o'clock this afternoon f1r
hHNNH Island lu order 90 take prryfua
uu board the cruiser sfaN which viii
anchor thiH afternoon on the island.
Tho Governor 10 Cayenne issued orders
yesterday tn the authorities 0f tho Hes
lu Hllut ifuINuilUu tHinud1 30 pre-
pare inU quantity uf coal necessary for
thr voyage uf the afnN whose hurried
departure from the island uf Martini
iuuc only allowed hrr 90 take un board
the stores che ucodgdn The afnx viii
probably leave Cor nrcst tomorrow
morning.
The dispatch boat unoland was sent
90 pcyilH Island ahead of time hy Or
dor of the Euvcrn1r nj French Guiana.
leaving here al o o'clock this m1rninE.
This was done ou account uf the great
number nf people who proposed 10 20
tu boyilH Island on board tho O0e-
land in addition the governor refused
ull persons permission o. go TO the ISL
and by any other means OF transporta-
uun.
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Kow LooN RrnrLLloN.
Empires. Passengers See Ruins Of Villages
burned by Hritishrrs,

Chicago juno s.-A special 10 tho
Tribune from Vancouver. %. a.. says.
Passengers by the steamship Empress
Of Japan give "a guuhiC description
Of the rebellion In kuw Loon. when
the Empress passed M tho coast from
Hongllnug the passengers saw tho
smoking ruins ~ many Villages burned
by BHunhor1 aH warning To the ~
bellows Cinnamon,
Seventeen thousand natives We're
then IN Instruction and 80 serl9us ala
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

Washington. juno E.-Thc conclusions
drawn hy war department officials con.
curnlng the condition ln the Philippines
given in the dispatches 81 Gen. Oiir are
that the insurgents ARE little murs than
"a marludlnE band which viii continue
there o. iife and liberty under Amrrl.
can government The people who are
coming Into The American lines asking
protection are considered like those who
sought protection M the forte during
the early ainRoa 10 American develop
ment a. the West.
Nothing a. yet said nn O. the lntnn-
ton uf Gen. otis 90 cuntinuc active hos.
Utilities but this o. matter that will
De- left wholly IN bile discretion ana he
VIII mo- doubt urht or rrat hn tho clf-
cum EtaucpH determine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

ors VIII leave Japan during the current
year, under contract tu work ON tho
Hawaiian plantations This o. the re
suit or the permission given hy tho
United States government Tor the im-
portntluu ~ Japanese Co tho new island
territory under contract Co assist hoe
tho cultivation OF now ANA Immense
sugar plantations, ana Co offset in
measure tho lurHe Chinese population
already In the field.
An attempt 90 augment the Chinese
force uf labor hy smuggling in coolies
n understood 90 be contemplated and
trouble may result
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08
UNE $, 1899, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH


leave for the scene n the nght. lie
u rnid to be- In superb condition.
Fitzaimmoua went out Tor n walk
this morning. and aftar u was rubbed
down. ITS trainers are watching him
very closely 20 prevent hi1 becoming
stale.
Martin Julian said today, that Il was
mistake 10 think that fiizsimmons
~ too timely trained tNnynt that Fitz-
simmons had never trained Tor "a nrht
without somebody snyinF this about
him. but Il had mover proven 90 be
true.
Fitzslmmona denied today the story
told BY Corhott ~ the effect that the
purse would be- divided before tho
nght. lie said he aid not believe that
Corhett made any morn money at
Carson than he ana. Fitziimmons WINS
ns rnod me- ever and expects 10 prove
Il tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

Ambassador Choato aspects Consent to q
Compromise Arrangement,

London. June SIT o. learned by
the AHs1Clntri Press that United states
Ambassador Chuute 10 hourly expecting
thr consent Uf the authorities at WASH
of tho Alaskan question on the incl
OF prospective settlement aud for
carrying 0u tho discussion in the hlgh
commission While yielding In cor-
tain mnttgrf ~ a. Understood Sir.
Chuatc has been able Go effect an ar
wurrmrnt satisfactory 90 tho United
States. BE has been largely helped
by the reasonable attitude assumed by
thr Canadians during tho past week.
THE Canadian hirh commissioners,
Lord StnthCuun ana Mount Royal. tho
secretary Of the colonies. Mr Jos.
Chamberlain. and tho Marquis OF Salts
bury, arc agreed on the lines of tho
compromise,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

Bunal1, n, -, June SIN tho $500
twenty -hyertnrgct event at tho STATIC
shoot today Che following straight
scores occurred
Charles A. Nounr Springfield. ohio.
H. y. lowers. Decatur. illH.. William
Hale cleveland. o. b. McCori.
Rochester, n. y, Frank Kelsey. East
Aurora Edward Flelming, pitishurE.
The best squad record 70 out I'D "A
possible 20, was made by the following
aquadi
ID. 10. Fulf1rd. Utica. Charlie. &
Burkhart. buffalo. y. e.. OLenry. HUI
faloi Tim Glover, Rochester; Frank Il.
Tracy, Oswego.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

nritish Representative and Counsel Ne
part for tho Irrurh Capital.

London. Juno A-Thr attorney gone
crnl Sir Richard Webster. Sir Robert
ThfoHhir Hrld. tho former attorney
general and q. a. AHkwith N the Brit
lob Venezuelan boundary commission,
started Tor Paris today, Others leave
no thp end uf the week, and tho Lord
Chief JuFtiCr baron liuaanli OIL Nillu-
wen, ana Sir Richard collins. lord iuH-
tlco ~ appeal. viii leave Tor tho frcnCh
capital shortly ln order 90 D. present
ni The opening OF the Venezuela bound
nry arbitration June iifh.
Counsel Tor Venezuela and Mr. Mall
lHt.PruyuHi, secretary ~ tho boundary
commission. have statements OF tho
clHr amounting a. Goll pages of close
French and English, accompanied by
goo mnna.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

affairs shape Themselves on May 18Th.
that the Hongk1nr volunteers were
called TO the front. The chinese were
simply chased from village Co village,
win no slow ~ Resistance and the
villages burned
A British surveying party while SURE
voHug The Route of the Nunnln way
through China were attacked and
roughly handled
They nrCd thclr pistols into tha nlr
na Wurnlur then charged the mob.
one Chinumau was killed and ton
wounded. an the Cinnamon ih0y could
capture alive wcro handed over 60 The
governor uf the prefecture with "a de-
mnnd that tnoy be- punished. To the
nritlahors surprise hr1dmon wuu sent
Tor while tLcy waited and before they
could retire their forces the prisoners
heads roll,H into the baskets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

Indianapolis Ind. June s-Tho postal
Clerks convention today discussed the
rehabilitation bin and hy unanimous
vote decided 10 urge tho passage of
the bill at the next Congress
The report ~ the wnva and means
committee fnvurinF the assessment NJ
one dollar on each member 90 pay tho
expenses ~ n committee 60 WnrhInr-
ton 90 secure favorable legislation. was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

London. June S.-rhe STANDARD today
says that Mr stanton cycles. secretary
of tho United suttgH legation ut Mas
drId. lrft that city Tuesday In order 10
meet tho uewly appointed United
states minister Mr. Bcllamy storarr.
formerly United states minister nt
Urussrls. az san Sebastian whore Mr..
Mr. Storcr was due Go arrive yesterday.
Ito win stay there Tor two days, h Ia
added, before proceeding 90 Madrid
and VIII present his credentials TO tho
queen regent next week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

Washington. June E=Th0 Itinerary
~ the prcsidonra Sew England trip 10
almost completed re viii leave un
Friday. June 10th. f1r ii0iyOfo. Ma1H.,
whore be- win hn thr guest uu saturday
and sunday of the Hon william Whit
tunrfuaH. ON Monday The President
win go Co.. Northampton 60 attend cN0r-
plafa ne Smith C1illere and uu Turn-
day hr viii visit thH Mount Holyok'
Seminary. where hiH niece VIII hH one
uf ihr graduates uu Wednesday hn
will Hl tn springfield. and un THUR
dnv To- Adams. Nlsa whore hr VIII De
thr guest fHr several days uf W. H
riuntptL HldHut uf the Homo Mar
bot club. The President Will bo rono
about ton days.
Mrn MCKINLEY viii accompany him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

Washington, June s.-Th0 state de-
pnrtmcnt IN not acquainted with tho
whereabouts NJ iiullnmy storcr ua be-
has been uuuiiiclully heard from.
The spanish minister paid hls first
business visit 90 the state department
today. the occasion being tho regular
weekly diplomatic day ANA spent a
quarter OF un hour with Secretary Iiuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

Manchester Ny., Juno s-Tom nakor
ana hiH brothers were nrruirnrd today
un The charge uf the murder OF Wilson
Howard uul lurOh stores Thry
pleaded not guilty Soldiers have
tend court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

ruglilsts win 10 Lutle Training iietwecn
Vow and riiday Night

New York. June s.-Noarly an ar
rangemanta Tor tho Jenries-Fitzaim-
mons nght have been completed and
the pugllists will do little or no train
ing between now ANA tomorrow night
Neither pugilist II doing much today
except "a little work 90 keep the wind
In good condition. Jenrioa ~ sun at
Aabury Park aud no announcement has
yet been made as 20 when no viii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

Lebanon. $40, June s-Dr Mccomb.
who has just returned from the country
homo NJ tunFrUHHWan bland. itt re-
ports that at N "a. m. hiH patient was
WhnlfeHtly worse than az any time
since bio illness The public may be-
prepared Tor tho worst.