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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
EMPLOYEES VERY UNEASY.
Meantime There l. n Truee-IIands
Not Being Di.oharged-Itumor
of secret Meetings.

New York. Aug. 4.-Thcrc Is a feel
Ing of anxiety among the employees OF
the Delaware. Lackawnnna a Western
railroad owing 10 the numerous changes
which have been made by the new man
agcmcnt. but there Is no likelihood OF
any strike AT least until after the COM
puny has made answer 20 the demand
FOR a schedule Of wages. rules. etc,
which was presented by committee
Of railroad men to General superintcn-
dent Russell several weeks ago. Mr.
Rus8cll agreed to give the company'H
answer on August 23rd lie stated that
tho management would probably nc
ccpt some OF the conditions named. but
would be- compelled to reject others
because they We're impracucablc. that
the company would treat the men fair
ly and that an amicable settlement
would be reached.
Pending the compiny's answer a
truce has been practically declared and
the only thing o. prcclpltate "a Ftikc
now would be the removal OF men from
tho working fotcc OF tho road, So far
as can be learned there has been no
o1urt made To Interfere with the work.
Ing force, Only IN q few Instances have
men been discharged. General suporin-
tendcnt Russell says that 10 was alb
Holutely necessary to discharge some OF
the mon, because he found Ia gome
places along the road that three mon
were doing one mans work. In other
cases men incapable physically OF do
Ing the work assigned 20 them We're
discharged and new mon appointed Ia
their places,
Mr. Russell denied that any attempt
had been made 10 remove mon who
were instrumental IN preparing the
schedule. He said that II would be abb
Furd 10 think that the company would
discharge men FOR seeking 10 obtain "a
botterment OF their condition. III we
attempted 10 discharge such men," said
he, 1--WE would have strike ON our
hands within twtnty-f0ur hours We
VIII not Interfere with the working
force without cause"
The employees OF the Iackawnnnn
road are discussing the situation among
themselves, but decline TO talk for pub
llcation. They even refuse tol admit
that they are HatlsOed Some of the
men frankly admit that the possibility
OF "a strike hinges On the oompanya
answer 30 their schedule on August
21rd, II the company ahould refuse to
uccede 10 their demands. they cannot
see how strike can De nverted.
Rumors have been current for several
days that the men are holding secret
meetings and are making arrangements
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
THE YAQul INSURRECTION.
II IS Growing and The Indians are Taking to
The Woods and Mountains.
Three sloops on the River Near Me-
daro Attaehed-Mem OF chief
nIaldonado's Guard killed.

Chicago. Aug. "A special TO tho
Tribune from the city OF Mexico says.
Dispatches from uuaymas show that
tho Yaquis insurrcctlon ~ constantly
growing IN extent and all the Indians
In the towns along the river are rising
In arms and taking TO the woods and
mountains TO Join their companions
already arraycd against the authorities.
Jack Ramsey, tho famous frontier
character, and the American photo
grapher n. II. Miller, were ON the way
10 Alomos when they were attacked
by the Indians and Killed.
Three sloops ON the Ynqui river near
Medaro, were also attacked. and Aurli-
10 r. PnrCdea. who was In charge u
them, was killed. The vessels Were act
on lire but were saved by federal forces
who drove the sayagrH away.
The body OF ParcdHa was found font
ing IN the river. one 0f the aloops, the
Alondrc. was again attacked ns ID was
leaving the mouth OF the river on It's
way back TO Guaymus, but the Indians
were scattered.
II Is reported that the Romero family
We're captured us they We're about TO
embark ON one uf tho sloopB and that
them.
Troops are puWulns the bands sup
p0red 10 have he family The tcle-
grnph lines south from Alnmos have
been cut The Indians along the MAYO
river are quiet and do not seem 10 be-
De inclined 10 join the lnsurrectlou.
Col. Angel Garcia ponn tolcgraphed
yesterday that Don Carlos Hale, Inc
noted merchant. had not been Killed ms
reported. Onicinl advlccs up 10 Mon
day, however, state clearly that after
Gen. Torres forccn took Barum thcy
found ten dead OF tho troops frnn CO.
cprit, and four ~ the body guard OF
the faqull chief Mnldonado. ana the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
SHE COR nER CHANCE.

There rs certain lady who patron
Ices the Third Street car line and has
been In the habit OF INDUCING IN free
rides pa the strength of "a $50 GOLD piece
that nc conductor was sorry that he
could not change The lady IA ques-
zion would go down town shopping, but
upon her return she would have no
change" and the double eagle sim re-
maiurd intact. Three days ago she ten-
dcrcd her usual passport and the soul
less conductor produced $50 worth 0f
ulukplH ana Rraycly handed her tho
change first carefully deductlng IS
cents for the nine rides no had Chnlked
up against her. The fair patron With
cred him with look OF scorn and now
she does not patrunizc that car.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
CANAAN Live sTOOK CO.


The Canaan Live Stock company. by
Hsber Bcnnion. william Bennion, Ed
win Bonnl1n. John NJ. Cannon and
Zlna u. Cannon, an % salt Lake coun-
~ flied articles OF Incorporation with
the county clerk today. The amount OF
capital stock IS 100000. divided into
1000 shares " 'he par value Of 500
poruuou VIII be the dealing 10 live
stock and its product; also general
Htook-rulHlnE, HlnuEhterlng, butcherlug,
unChlnE and mercantile business In
this county.
The officers and directors. elected un-
til october, 1900. are as follows. Presi-
dent, llpbgr Bounion vice president,
William Bennion, secretary and treas-
uror. Edwin BonnlOu; directors Zina u.
Cannon and John NJ. Cannon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
SECRETARY WILSON COMING
Expected that lie VIII Spend Two or
Three Days In Salt Lake.

An Associated Press dispatch from
san Francisco says that Secretary Of
Agriculture Wilson lcft there today IN
a private ear, He passed through Sac
rsmeutu ut noon and viii arrive nt
TruckCc this evening, where h. will
spend the night He is expected 10 ar
rive here tomorrow evening, Gov.
Wells tolegrnphrd the gy---tlemnn az
Reno. Nevada, today ASKING him to
state whether he Intends 90 stop over
here. In case hc should, and the prob
abilities are he viii spend two or three
days in this city. preparations VIII DO
made Tor the entertainment OF the dis
t.nFuishcd visitor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Pensacola. Fla, Aug i.-Grcat un-
caslncss IN felt In Pensacola by owners
OF the fishing amaclSa over the fact that
no news whatever can be obtained from
them. Thcae boats were quite small
ana carry crews OF from eight to NJ
teen.
The pilot steamer sommcrH N. Smith
went 90 Apalachicola last night TO Ms
certain the extent u Tuesdays storm
thcrr. a subscription Tor the destitute
I'm the wrecked towns ia being raised
here. Some Of the vessels reported
ashore are said 90 be 200 yards inland,
Indicating the great force OF the blow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
FIRE NEWS.

Number department turned out
last evening 20 rxtlngulsh blaze on
tho city crock numo near sixth West
and North Temple. Loss 90 the city
uumiuully 90. Cause unknown
Things were decidedly lively at m
early hour this morning around the
fire department. An open circuit
sounded two or three alarms and the
boys slid down the brass rods hulf
awake 10 find that lt was a case "
mo cali" Then they retired 10 their
cots only 20 be rudcly awakened BY
the same cause. This state OF affairs
was repeated at stated Intervals until
the storm ubutcd. In the meantime
Electrician VAN was very busy mar
until the trouble was located,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
Heavy Storm Had Undermined Track, Causing
The Accident.
OCCURRED $3.50 LAST NIGHT.
supt. woiby Len for scene Of wreck
Tocay ON no. 2-nIcn Lived at
Grand junction.

\ special dispatch to the Vows to-
day from Price. Utah. brought the In
formation that a disastrous wreck had
occurred on the RIO orando Western
about sixty miles east OF there last
night. The full particulars could not
be obtained by the News correspond
cnt at that point. but inquiry at super
lntcndcnt wolby's once elected the
information that freight train No. iG
ran into a washout about a mil, east
OF Solitude at $3.50 last might and the
engine topplod over.
INSTANTLY KILLING
tho engineer and fireman. and disabling
the engine and two or three cars.
The names OF the m fatcd men who
We're on the engine are Frank McMa-
hon. engineer and James whelen. fire.
man. The storm evidently under
mined tho track at the point OF the
accident 80 that when the train rushed
on Il the rails spread causing the
wreck.
II was usccrtained this afternoon that
Engineer Mcmahon has been In the ems
ploy OF the Rio urande Western since
1885,. and had once been a rcaldent OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Chicago Firm Turns out 700 sterling
silver Badgrs Of Honor.


Seven hundred Utah volunteers In the
recent war with Spain will soon be- hon.
orcd In salt Lake city by the citizens ~
a patriotic commonwealth, when 200
sterling silver medals " honor VII be
presented 10 the members ~ tho Utah
Light ARTILLERY The effective ecrvlco
which these heroes did IN the Phillip
pines has not been overlooked by their
admirers nt home and when they return
their reception Will be bCntting a pati-
otlc nation like this.
Several weeks ago the firm OF wendell
q CO.. Of this CITY. received an order
Tor 700 medals for these soldiers. Tho
order came from Salt Lake city, and
the firm was placed undrr bond to de-
liver them before August End, 20 nnN-
ioun were the admirers u tho artillery
men that their reception AZ homo would
be made lasting by the presentation "
n suitable souvenir
The sterling medal which Will be pre-
aented to each OF the volunteers II gus.
pended from n top bar. containing the
name Of the soldier. on the front side
cucircllng the seal Of the State IN the
inscription. Defenders ~ tho Nations
Honor In tho War with Spain. is9S-e9."
on the reverse side cross gun and
sword, cannon and trumpet. "'he gift
Of the State ~ Utah TO her Voluutvvi D.
Chicago Timcs-llorald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Rennes Aug. i-Owing 10 che active
newspaper campaign against holding
the DreyfuH court martial DO the In
Hanltury "sallc de Ia Naturalization"
the authorities have decided 20 hold the
trial In the Lycee, whore a magnificent
hall ~ available.
garrison have been or'iared 20 depart
by tomoi row ana the officers uf tho
garrison have been ordered 10 return
tomorrow. The first session Of the court
~ expected TO be short. After reading
the report OF MAJ, Carriere. who repre-
aenta the government. the court will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Washington, Aug. TN response 10
an inquiry aa 20 the situation aud tho
needs az the Indian school az Hampton.
Va. this dispatch was received today
by the commissioner OF Indian anaim
from Gen. Brlggs.
Rapid quarantine Tor and against
u.s. An Indians except eleven boys are
ln the north. They are efficient and
faithful IN the general guard duties
am authorized 90 say that the possl-
hllity OF Infection is remote"
The pnstofilcc department reports
that the mails are now uelug dis
patched into tho quurantInod points ON
the Virginia peninsula twice daily and
that an mail sent out from there Is be-
ing Thoroughly fumigutcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Albany n. v. Aug. t.--The general
court martial convened to try First
Lieut. Wesley J.. Hryda of tho Ninth
regiment. n. q. y. Y. who was uctused
ot directing Che names or Sergeant
b0dnmcr ANA Corporal Ucidy 10 be-
placed upon the muster and pay roll of
company H. Ninth regiment. y. q. 81.
r.. as qualified Tor service ln the yol-
untcer regiment ana entitled Co pay HH
members NJ the national guard OF Sew
YORK submitted its findings 90 the nd-
Bryde guilty OF nbctting the deception
and sentenced him Co boz dismissed
from the service. Bryde pleaded guilty
20 nldlnR and ubcttIng the scheme. but
denied that he caused the names 10
be placed on a payroll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

WellshurF. w. Va. Aug -Four
masked burglars forced their way into
tho lonely farm house Of Dr.. jos.
Parkinson, some time during the night.
and after hllndfolding. binding and
Hngrlng the inmates who were nli
women. careful search for yhluablca
was made. The robbers secured Eov-
eminent bonds valued nt StOdOO. $40 In
money and "a lot Of ailycrwnro and jew
clry. They then locked the women
In an upstairs room and hastily drove
on, There ls no clue 10 their Identity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

bsttery noys Eagerly Await Each Handle
which Il sent Them Daily.
ESPECIAL no TINE "NEws!1

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l
san Francisco. Cal. Aug. 1.-The
'Ncwa' r. greatly appreciated by
vtah's hero volunteers. and each bum
DE Is eagerly sought FOR on It's ar
rival
The few OF the battery boys now on
sick report expect soon to be out. and
Do doubt an win be able to travel when
mustcr out Is completed. They have
fsitlcd down TO the regular routine OF
amp life, but are impatient TO turn
heir faces toward the Rocky Noun
tIHs.
San Francisco people are generosity
,iolf 20 all Of the returned volunteers.
IiAh mothers, wives ana aweethpnrts
ray know their dear ones are IN good
binds and are being we'll cared FOR
The Utah band had tho post OF honor
y heading The column OF returning
fennaylyuninna marching through tho
i'feeia and were chcorcd TO the echo
y The crowds that stood on the line
70 nnFnh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

plattahuTg, ". v, Aug. f-Abncr Me-
kluloy. the Presidents brother. arrived
ut Hotel Chnmplaln this morning Tor a
short stay. Nicc-p President Hobart In
expected 10 arrive tomorrow from Long
Branch.
Attorney General GrigEs has rented a
cottage here for the remainder of
August and Secretaries Gaze and Root
are expected here during the Presidents
stay hero.
Postmaster General ana Mrs. Smith
will pfulong their stay beyond tho tlme
originally set Tor their departure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Wnahlngton,Aug. i-Rcccnt informa.
ton received here Is to the effect that
the Frnnco-Amoricnn treaty Is in
rather prccnriouH condition. owing Co
the opposition developed among tho
French agricultural elements
While the Indications ore that the
French government will b. nblo 90 Gee
cure m1jufltlen u an Issue b. made on
the treaty, the unexpected violence NJ
the opposition gives cuuHc Tor HulIcltudo
among those Instrumental in bringing
about tho Arrangement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

New York. Aug. l.-Burt II. Collins
aud Harold Ravens. students OF L.
land Stanford university, arrived hero
today from Brazil They went to Bra
III. they say. TO study certain gcologl-
cal formation near Pcrulmhuco. but
the authorities thought they were spies
seeking Information concerning bru-
lillian fortlncntionH The students
however. were not prevented from re-
turning 10 the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
STEAMER oaEsorNr sArr.


TallahasHec. Fla, Aug. 4.-The first
intelligence concerning tho steamer
Crescent CITY, which was reported lost
In TueHdaya storm. was received here
today. The steamer Ii aufc up the
Chgttnchoochle river where hor cnp-
tain ran her Tor safety Only four
houses remain IN the town or Cara
belle. The depot naval stores. wn-c-
house and mills and in fact AN busl-
ness houses, were completely wrecked
and their stocks destroyed.
Thirteen large vessels loading al Car
rabells for foreign and domestic ports
are ashore No lives We're lost there
except one reported yesterday, The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
Troops At Drwey'. Reception.

New York, Aug. 4.-Thc Dewey recep-
tlun committee has received q telegram
from Adjutunt Henry OF Mississippi
asking n the number Of troops from
outside States invited 20 take part iu
the parade % limited. Secretary Foster
replied that the committee would en-
terrain AN the soldiers that came
Requests from patriotic societies ask
Ing for places IN the land parade have
been received and accepted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Washington, Aus. i.-Gen. Otis today
cnblcd the following;
Manila, Aug 4.--Adiutnnt General.
Washington; Error cable yesterday.
Minnesota and South Dakota take
transport NOT Montana. OTIS
The cable OF yesterday caused cons
siderable dissatisfaction Ia Minnesota
as n had previously been announced
the Minnesota regiment was 20 sail
next. Inquiries from the war depart
meut developed the error.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Confcrs with SIR. Adco about the Klillnr
Of Italians In Louisiana.

Washington. Aug. i.-Count Vinchi.
the Italian charge. called at the state
department today 90 compare notes
with Acting Secretary Adee respecting
the Inquiry into the killing of the i've
Italians ut Tallullh. Ia. The governor
has stated that the grand jury OF the
parish IN which Tallulah DE- situated Will
meet next week and u is expected the
killing VIII be taken up By that body
Immediately.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

London. Aug 1.-THE stories publish.
sd IN New York saying that tho secro-
tary ~ state Tor the colonies. Mr. JOS.
Chamberlain, has renewed his warm
irga 20 President Kruger and that the
British cabinet has approved such ace
ton are evidently basclcHH.
Mr.. Chamherluin'a proposal FOR Joint
Inquiry aH a. tho effect which the new
franchise proposal OF IN" TrinNunl
government viii have on the position OF
the outlandcra was only presented 90
the TrnnHyilnl government Wednesday.
and the latter government Us still c1n-
Hldering It's acceptance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

chicago. Aug. A-iMsa Frankie
George. an actreas. fatally shot herself
late last night. According TO friends,
Miss George was Tilted by one Of her
profession 10 whom rhe had been en-
gagged for three years. a letter. which
tho actress wrote "a short time before
tho shooting. stated that this was the
cause Of the deed. II ia said that Miss
George formerly lived IN San Frunclsco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
rmrrEN mouNrrD MrN.
Are Members Of the Grimm Faction and
Go 10 Green's Trial.

London, KY. Aug. l.--Flfteon mount.
ed men, heavily armed, passed here last
night, going In the direction of Clay
county. They We're members OF tho
Grimm faction. and II o. supposed that
they Joined those who have zone into
Manchester 20 attend the preliminary
trial OF Green Grimm for tho killing OF
Edward Fisher two weeks ugo. Trou-
bic e. feared when the opposing fac
lions meet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Bristol. r, l., Aug. t.-Wors was
rushed on the sails and rigging OF the
CUP defender Columbia today and at
noon a was expected that she would be
ready M au early hour tomorrow 90
fender during the day, The Oregon
pine mast was stepped this afternoon
without grrat difficulty and tho rlggera
were az once set TO work. They made
good progress ana az noon II was
thought that the sails could De bent
this evening or early tomorrow morn
hug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

New York. Aug 4.-"Tho dispatch
from Austin. Texas. o. the effect that
Attorney General Smith has not given
consent 20 the forming OF tho cattle
combination n d constituted trust la
correct 1o FAR uH II goes" said George
u. Loving. of Fort Worth last night
I'VE do not Intend 60 create n trust"
he said. II had some correspondence
with Attorney General Smith ana he
indnrsca the scheme on the lines we
propose 20 pursue. a cattle trust D. Inn
practicable and. therefore. could not be-
aucceHrfui"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

for a strike. but such rumors cannot
b. traced tu my authentic source. II ia
true that the various brotherh1oda con-
ncutcd with the road have held their
usual Homi-monthiy meetings and that
the members have talked about the
situation but nothing definite was de-
cided upon nt any OF these meC tinE1.
There a. no ground therefore FOR tho
rumor that the men have planned a
rfrfha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Providence. II. l.. Aug. "a special
from Bristol, n. l., HayH' Mr. lselln
said today that the Columbia will not
race az Newport tomorrow. The boat is
not ready and Mr. lHglln doubts n she
win be- Tor several days, Mr. Iselln also
said that the boat had not been entered
Tor tho races with the Defender. Vigil
liant and Nuyahoe tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

various rumors of lives supposed 10
have been lost still lack verincatiou.
The town of Lnnark was almost wholly
destroyed. The big hotel filled with
summer pleasure seekers was unroofcd.
The HaH plant Of the hotel wins dcs-
troyed and nfty women and children
huddlod together IN the ladies' parlor
In total darkness an night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
CUBAN AssrnnLy Az work.
II continues 10 Promoto Veterans, Cree
ating Torres nrigadier Gonsmi

Havana, Aug. 1.-THE executive COM
mittcc Of the late cuban assembly IL
sim promoting veterans. by its last
resolution Sen. Torres, the alcaldc "
Gibaru, was made "a brigadicr general.
The Diaro de Ia Marina endorses the
Pntru's approval OF the action " Gen.
Ludlow IN suspondiug tho RrcOncentra-
do. The only complaint against him ~
that he ala not act before.
A stormy meeting has been held AZ
the academy ~ sciences to protest
against the admission or American law
yrrH and doctors 10 practice in cuba
after examination or without cxamina-
scnt.
Tho abolition ~ the lnc0mmunlcado
system takes effect today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Washington, Aur. f-The marine
hospital received word today that sew
crnl hundred tents and o. quantity OF
cots had been turned over Co the Hamp.
ton hons from Fort Monroe 90 allow
the camping out uf about 600 OF the
Inmates on tho home grounds. while
the barracks are being dialngcctod.
There were no reports NJ now eases.
This H. taken 90 Indicate that the eplde-
mic iH az "a HtuniHtlll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Milwaukee. wis. Aug. 4.-Dayid
Anderson shot and fatally wounded
Capt Thomas l. Pollock und seriously
injured Michael Mullen at the Soldiers
home today The shooting occurred
while Capt. Pollock was attempting 20
arrest Anderson. Mullen was assist
Ink him. All are inmates OF the home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04

Washington. Aug. "A detachment
~ riHtcen marines now stationed al thp
Washington marine barracks have been
ordered TO leave here Saturday under
the command Of Lieut.. Frank Wynne
for san Francisco, where they will joln
the full battalion 10 De rendczvouaod
Meru and lake o trnnapnrt for MnnIln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
ON
MANlLAl"

Tho handsome portfolio descriptive o.
the achievements Of our troops IN the
Philippines. fllcd with hulf-tonc Illus
tratiOns and containing the complete
roster % the Utah. Idaho and Wyoming
volunteers. u now on the presses In san
Francisco aud will be ready az the
News" office IN a few days. Price 30
cents. postage Dc extra.