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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
JIM JEfFRlES is COMING.
Hon. ". q. ,tuIycy spotted the VIM
ncr-Jcnries TO Fight Mitchell
In London.

Jim Jentlcs. the champion heavy
weight OF the world. ~ today ln Louis
willie. KY on July 2nd be viii step on
the train at the Short Line depot at
$40 p. M. when he win stay IN this
city until the morning OF the Fourth.
Hc will give an exhibition IN the salt
Lake Thcntcr on the evening OF the
third.
Mr. Sam Thall, his advance agent
who ~ well known IN this city as act
Ing IN the same capacity Tor Corbett
Gri1mor Davis. Non Nuuruu and other
attractions He came IN this morning
ana registered az the Kenyon. IN
speaking of tho champion 90 n "NcWH'
reporter. he said regarding the Tight
ut which he was present that his man
~ wonder Continuing be- said; 1T
was not "a handicap that gave Jcffries
his Victory. I do not think ! am exc
nggcrutlug when I say that Jonrica. as
good nH he was last night, could have
whipped Fitz any time In the past ten
years. He showed himself 20 be a
great fighter.
"Jonrlea ~ the best naturally quail
fed champion the ring has ever had.
Fitzslmmons as champion was under
sized. Curhctt was wonderfully clever
but lacked IN strength ana endurance.
John l.. sullivan had the power and
staying qualities but BE- lacked In
Clcycrncsa. Now, Ieffrloa has the
stature IN which Fltz was lacking Tie
has nearly an OF Cnrhptts clcvcrncss,
but not his bad constitution. and he
has an the strength ana staying quail
ties of John l.. sullivan"
In answer 60 % question Mr.. Thnll
said that Mr. NJ. j.. Mulycy OF this
city, was, after the fight 5000 richer
ON account Of "a Zip ho received from
him.
~ saw Nulycy IN Ncw York and he
was betting ON Fitz. Fo I quietly took
him ou one side and he took my nd-
vice with those consequence"
Regarding the future movements N
the champion. MT Thull stated that
Manager W. A. Brady o. now crossing
the Atlantic 10 mako final arrange
mcnts with the National sporting club
Of London. England. Tor the fight with
Charley Mitchell that will occur at
thu club during the second week In
August Jcnrlcs win return 10 Amer
lea during the latter part ~ August in
order to meet sharkcy. and win also
give Ftzsimmona another chance at
him N he wants the same.
From Salt Lake city Jonrlcs viii
journey to his home In Los Angeles
and show there one night and thence
proceed 10 san Francisco, where he
proposes 10 stay one week, resting up
preparatory 10 his long trip TO Eng
land,
Speaking Of the nght Mr.. Thai said
that although he has not mentioned
II IN the East. nevertheless Il a. "a fact
that ICiirloa had the victory In the
tenth round. "rho timekecpor got rat
tod and called tlmc ln two minutes and
seconds thus cutting down the round
when Fitz was "a gunrr by 5S seconds"
C0rbctt sat just behind Mr. Thull and
the latter says ne was just us pleased
over the afair ns though he had won
the battle himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
PASTORAL SECOND SOUTH.
W. II. Ernst Hives a Swarm Of Bees
Opposite the Cullen Hotel.

At 10 o'clock this morning onccr
Fltzmauricc tslophonod up 10 police
headquarters that there was swarm
of bold. bad bees at large opposite the
Cullen hotel on Second South street. As
the officers had Cicghorn In jail. who.
during the night had given unlimited
evidence to the erect that his upper
story was occupied ns an aplafy. the
boys concluded not t1 send down the
patrol wagon 90 rcstuck the cntumull-
Hicll museum behind the old city hall
In the meantime W H. Ernst
driver Tor Miller's transfer wagon. adj
journcd to ucighhoring saloon and
appeared "a few moments later with u
case and an empty brer barrel and pro-
caodcd 60 capture the swarm, while a
cnnc0urHe ~ restless uulookors stood
at % respectful distance and oncred
grntutiuua advice Ernst hiyod his
catch ln the exact gc1metricul centnr
~ the thnrnughfnro. na several of the
little busy bees began 90 wake up
somnulcnt horses 10 the vicinity Into
unhpcominr activity, % buckDuul of
water was applied with soothing effect
Later in tho day Ernst removed the
monument from Oh the thnruughiarv
and placed the same under his own
vine and ng tree
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Santiago de- chile June N-The ".
q. cruiser Newark commanded by Capt.
O. r Goodrich. has arrived az VAL
paradise.
Tho Newark lrft Montcyideo for VAL
pnrulFu May TO- and her captain was
instructed 90 make "a quick passage. as
n was expected the cruiser would DO
needed Ht Samoa Her arrival June
18Th ut Port Lowe. Guuneck island, ou
the west coast M Patagonia was roe
ported and 10 WAS reported she had
encountered severe storms IN the straits
Of Magellan. The Newark having run
short nj coal, tho chilean government
dispatched the Tunhout PiHagua with
200 tons N coal Co Port Lowe 10 supply
the cruiser ana enable her to continue
h.r NnNMrn % NhIu--nI.l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
TOM LLOYD HEARD FROM.
Was ncported Dead Hnd Narrowly
Escaped from Death - wants to
know who Utah's senator L..

Tom Lloyd. formerly State coal mine
Inspector. who went 20 the Nlondlke
IN August. 1891, writes To "a friend In
this city. under date OF April, telling
OF the serious siege OF sickness he un-
dcrwcnt last fall Tom was taken
down with typhoid fever and was I'M
conscious for a period OF six weeks.
Ills friends In the land Of gold nuggets
never expected 20 see him recover, and
It was reported here few months ago
that ne had passed In his checks"
Recently, Lloyd had "a case In the
klondikc court OF equity, involving
title to a valuable mining claim. AZ
ter long ana tedious trial" Tom says,
II got knocked out"
1T seems that tho Granville mining
inspector has not yet heard of the
Legislatures failure TO elect United
States senator. FOR In the letter Co his
friend he says, "rhe next time you
write | wish TO goodness you would
toll me who won the senatorial Tight"
when 1 write" said Lloyd's friend.
II shall tell Tom that Colonel 'Nit got
there ON the 9ssth ballot.
The same mail brought copy VI
"The Klondike Nugget" "a semi-weckly
paper published IN Dawson city. The
issue II u April 18th and contains an
attack on Col. j. G.. McCook. the
American consul. for that gentlcman'a
unbecomlng conduct on the streets OF
Dawson city and elsewhere. The colo
mol has planted 5000 libel suit
against the paper The Nugget does not
manifest the least alarm, however and
talks as though u % able 10 prove ita
allegations against the consul
Lloyd does not say much about tho
mining conditions Of the kloudlke at
the present time and strange tu say the
paper n also silent on the subject
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
SALT PALACE MEET.
Program for the Fourth Of July Races
on the New Lumber Track.

The following program Of the Elec-
iric-Llght Races NJ tho Salt Palace on
the evening Of July Fourth. was given
out by Manager schcfsh this after
noon;
quarter Mile state Championship
Amateur-First prize. gold medal. see
ond prize. value so. third prize, value
Half Mile State Championship Pro-
fcaHional-FirHt prize. gold medal. and
80 cash, second prize SO CASH third
prize, 81 cash.
one nile Professional Handicap
First prize. cash. $50. second prize.
SO cash. third prize. $3.50 cash; fourth
prize. s. cash.
one Nile Professional Match Tan
dem Pursuit Rncc-Snlt Lakes
tsharmnn and Gunm W OT1onH
tGoodHcll and McGrcgor)- Prize. $50
cash; fgi 10 winner.
Unlimited Pursuit Race between
John Lawson. the Terrible swrdc."
and the winner Of the match races at
Calder's Park racca-Prize. $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
DEMOCRATS IN HARMONY.
Convention Of Ksnlgesians Have Smooth
Time Today


Louisville. Ky, June 2t-Torn with
disHouHiou, the Kentucky Democrats
nro having O. hard timo holding their
state convention. After three days of
waiting under temporary organization
Tor the orrdonual committee Co dispose
NJ contests involving about third of
the whole strength OF tho convention.
itH report was made this morning The
committee disposed OF contests lu thlr-
ty.two counties, involving about $50
seats. These were an decided In favor
N Stone or Gocbol except Ia three
eases.
minority report was presented by
the Hardin people. Ito adoption was
Loot by vote of a2s % iu
The majority report OF the conycn-
ilou was then unanimously adopted.
both sides chocrud. ana the firat rays
of harmony broke upon the convention
after "a week uf Wruugling and blttrr-
ness which several times threatened
60 result ia o. split The applause had
barely subsidized when Gen, =. Wat
Hardin emerged from the crowd on tho
HthEr ana started another dpmunHtra-
U1n. The time had come. ho said,
when AN expression from him was Nee
thshrN TO unite the party After a
few words NJ cordial thanks 10 his fol.
lowers, hr announced hlH withdrawal
from tho race Tor governor and an.
pehled naruustly Tor the undivided
support of tho party In behalf uf the
nominee.
The comlttee ou order then reported.
" recommended continuance Of the
temporary organization with Judge
liodWluc uH chairman, aud was ununl-
muusly adopted The report Of the
committee ON resolutions was then read
by Hon John Shea
THE reading OF The platform provoked
% great loll ~ enthusiasm. particu-
larry ihr references 90 Bryan and
blackburn, The resolutions were
then adopted as reported.
NrNt came nominations Tor governor.
John s Shea placed the name OF cant.
W j, Stone before the convention
Congressman g., X. Wheeler seconded
the nomination.
AFTER taking one ballot without n
choice The convention adjourned until
o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
BIG WEDDING RECEPTION.
Most Elaborate Sociel Transaction at
COalvlllc Last Night.

Coalville. June 2i-rhe most olahor-
ate and brilliant wedding reception that
ever occurred In summit county took
place here last night In the conlvilla
hotel. Il was In celebration ~ the
Cmn- EldrcdFe marriage. More than
800 Invited guests We're In attendance;
and roses. carnations, cut flowers, and
potted plants made an almost bcwilder-
ing scene of beauty. and filled the air
with fragrance. Beautiful feHtoons
Of amilax hung from the ceilings Of the
various rooms, while the walls were
decorated In artistic manner. In one
end OF the reception roOm In pictur-
esque alcove. stood the bride and BRIDE
groom receiving their friends The dec
oratiOna In this room were particularly
beautiful. Al " o'clock midnight the
guests sat down 90 "a most elaborate
luncheon upon tables beneath a mann
moth floral wedding bell which hung
from the ceiling. The banquet like
everything else was fine amair
George NJ. Hanson Of ogden proposed
a toast to the health OF the bride, To
which Judge Norrell OF salt Lake re-
sponded IN an eloquent ana chiyalroua
manner. After the banquet the
GUESTS adjourned to the big ballroom,
and trlpped to merry dance music, fur
nished by large orchestra The bride
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

In the van OF the peace movement.
bio"
now PRINCE RUDOLPH DIED.
livery now ana then now versions OF
thu tragic death Of the Grown Prince
Of Austria are published. ana thev MI.
MHyH attract attention. The West
tnd now assert. that u has obtained
the true story ~ the trarsdy of
Prince RudoIph'H death. gathered from
"u uulchlublr source This version
" the 1nulr says rs BE- won known
tho crown Prince deeply loved tho
lt1fnncsH Marie NUtHora. Tfp tyfY1ts "a
lcit't 20 the pope praying Tor % dlspun-
.n,lph ana lht'rcoaHiun with tho cm-
l,iuf 90 ALLOW him 60 rClluquish hls
ull' 20 IN" throne and retire into url-
Naio Ute. The pope sent the letter 20
Emperor Francis Joseph. ana AN nFon.
lAlhE interview between tho father und
ION Followed and lasted AID uirht long
flhny Rudolph promised TO give M
thn baroness. and the lovers mot al
Nulplph'f Shooting box ut Mayprlinr
dinner Included Prince phnip 0f 90.
hufF ana Count iluyos Tho vino
liNsI freely and tho evening was
tl'hl ln singing ana laughter THOUGH
u Was remarked that the gallery IN
iIlu'n Rudolph aud HARDNESS Marie
N'tH'ih seemed forced. Toward 1
a,l.1h ln thg morning the baroness
'lnI IhNi uf being 100 aud retired to
nor hud room a. .. Hftpr be,.Ips
consumed almost u lHUuutDr Of brandy
rudolph h1do hlH friends go0d nIs6i
ana entered tho IIrluaaF n.t
i".n. The next morning Itu.
u'lphh confident iratnach. knocked
ut ll' door ana there was uo
." punH". ~" then cutorad. siagg,.,.'i
back nud tainted nt th, rhasiiv ION,
Lying on the sofa. olmpiatsiy r,y,r1,i
WIN wild i.UWrra. WIS Nrfa.rt t.',t
AllnEsiln hHr iuy her lover UuJlini,
,ulrhluF heavy cavalry pIrtli. ~
uo,h "i hl' mead shot m a doctor was
huininnnnl, and hia evidence rrfutos ihs
geth"r he certified that tho blr5ps4s
dlel nc ] o'clock from Htrvrbuiur |ralr.
"hlnF ana that Rudolph dlsd nt from
q pistol shot. The haroupss isft f.uT
letters. addressed Co Emperor Frsnris
I".rpl hnr mother hur cousin. Haltnz-
a'' oh9 1" l,rlnce Rudolph. The latter
was me direct cause 10 tho crown
princes suicide. GrIofsHtrlckpu nt
the sight uf the dead woman. bs
found 100 her bedside % prnrIiird moi.
wet with tears nH foll1WH
MN only Beloved Rudolph. / die
hroauH" cannot live without you. You
promised 60 mako mo your wife hut
you have broken your word / forgive
you. n you love me. come follow
me-
The note ls now ln the possession
" Emperor Francis Joseph Blr1ursa
Noifetu'H body was not removed t1
N"nige ur asserted. 10 was buried in
q little monastery near MayerllnF. with
nothing Go mark the grave"
WITH THE DRAMA.
The success predicted FOR Nat Uood.
win Boz An American Citizen" aerms
90 have been realized. Crowded houses
are tho rule ut tho duke ~ YprEH
Thyutcr
Nance O'Nciil. tho California
actress. supported by Mckee Rankin
aud u number % other Americans.
makes her London debut at trial
matinee Tuesday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
Las Vegas Greets the Warriors In
Regal Fashion,
WELCOME FOR ROOSEVELT.


las Vegas. y. NJ. juno et-Thous-
ards " visitors have arrived IN Las
Vegas tp attend tho nrrt annual reunion
OF iho society OF Bourh Riders. which
BEGAN here today s,fcrai thousand
more are expected. The town H. every
where gly 600 bunting ond In cavalry
yellow though lta decorations are sadly
hedrugrlod hy rain. Tho city'a public
park has been converted into cncamp-
mont grounds with regulation tents
and the Rough Riders viii be literally
cared for
Gov otoro and stan and Gov. MUIR
ply nj Arizona are here. The COVER
nor OF Colorado iH represented by
former Gov Ava Adams and by his
military stan.
The governor OF chihuahua. Mexico.
has sent his magnificent band
Tie fireworks exhibition Will Include
"a pyrotechuic representation Of tho
san Juan light
The day opened ausplcloualy. the
clouds having dispersed over night.
business men and residents whose dec
orntlun9 were destroyed or damaged by
tho heavy rain fan last evening were
Dusty onEagcd early iu the day In re-
storing brightness and color 10 tho
scene. Much % the bunting that was
used. however. was rumUuHud OF choup
matrrinlH and the damage 10 ID was
irryparahlc II was found imposslbie
oMinf To the exhaustion OF stocks. 20
I'phc" the greater part OF
that damaged The bright uun quick.
~ dried up the mud and by o o'clock
IN W. morning the streets were In good
. The wnshout last night on the santa
e near blackwell Xix miles south of
Las VEGAS, was quito extensive. half
mile uf track having been destroyed
ana railroad people were In doubt thia
morning 90 Co the time when tho rund
Would De puHHhblv They Wcrr making
heroic EFFORTS. however. 10 replace the
truck destroyed.
The eXcuraln train from Trinidnd.
colorado, arrived hero shortly before
y nclock. having been delayed hy hot
boxes II consisted OF eight coaches
heavily loaded with people. The two
l,hulnr raiha from the north aud east
were also heavily loaded. onvh being
Furnished with more than double IL
equipment
Tho combined committee " Rough
ltlicu aud citizens OF New Mexico iefi
here nt ..ll 90 meet GOV. Roosevelt ut
N.'f'' ''NN NNt' NNNA ~ WIS NNNH
original intention 90 leave at "a. in.
ana meet him az Ration. hut na the
trains from tho west were materially
delayed tho two coaches containing the
gnmlnltlrcH were attached 10 "A fast
freight train
AZ Baton Gov Roosevelt made a
short address rerOunting the deeds ~
New M"NlcD'H Rough Riders ana coin
pIlWontluF The people OF tho territory
upon The reputation that the Rough
Riders had conferred upon n. When
GOV. Roosevelt came opposite the line
of Ruurh Riders hc commenced shaking
hands with the troopers and gave
them almost cordial and sincere greet
Ing Hr remarked, n am mighty glad
CO. see you, boys. and 90 BE- able 10 be-
with you. ! would not have missed this
for any thing. n the reunion had been
hold lu Alaska I would have g0ns
there o. Her YOU"
The Rough Riders chocrod him con-
tinuOusly and were apparently equally
pleased Co greet him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Berlin, June 2i-'rho officials OF the
German foreign office question tho
correctness ut some OF the later news
from Samoa. They Huy the abolition
uf the longHhlp iH entirely acceptable
90 Germany, which never oapouscd the
cause N either candidate, While adj
hitting chief Justice Chambers cont
Potency the foreign office questions
The correctness of biz decision IN tho
premises and doubts that the commlH-
sion has decided 10 leave him Ia of
nee. They say hr should be retired
like tho others. The return of Mr..
n. 10. g. MuNsH. who was British yon-
Hul at Apln, gives great satisfaction
us the Germans are more incenspd
against the british than against the
American officials IN samoa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Bristol, H. J.. June a. During the at
tempt 90 warp the Columbia. Americas
cup defender out from her wharf 20 ana
uuchuruED 200 the bay. the yacht stuck
fast in the mud. a tug was called
upon Tor assistance. but the EFFORT 10
move the Columbia was unaucocaiful.
The tide was going down steadily and
Il was decided 60 let The Hioop rest un-
til hiRh water tonight A line was
run from the top masthead TO the
pier tn Keep the boat steady. and Later
gung OF carpenter und painter w.lc
taken out To- continue he Nnrk Mulu
has been going on iu thu interior of the
boat The Columbia 10 apparently on
q soft bar. but 10 is dlmcult % deter
mine how deeply she d. IN tho mud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
Union Pacific Train Robbers Make
Good Their Escape,
REACH OWL CREEK RANGE.
Were Aided by symPathikcrs, and
Their Capture Rendered
Impossible.


Cheyenne. wyo. June zt.-union Pa
olnc Detective whcclan. q. 8. Marshal
lfadsoll ana posse reached Casper,
wyo. this morning, having given up
the chase after the Union Pacific train
robbers. which has been In progress
since June End.
The trail was lost on the shoshonc
reservation. whore the bandits succeed
ed In reaching the owl Creek noun
tains. range connecting with the
Wind River range and the Jackson'H
Hole country.
The robbers received aid from SYM
pathizcrs IN various parts N the coun-
Try rendering their capture impoasl-
bic.
Marshal Hadacll and other members
" the posse left Tor their homes this
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
STREET CAR JUDGMENT.

Justice Timmony gave judgment to-
day In the case Of Caroline Fourcruuass
W the Salt Lake city u, II. Co.. where.
In the plaintiff prayed Cor s299 damages
due % shock aud bodily injury sus-
tnlned through being thrown un the
rear step uf one Of the c1mptny'a cars
that was started Up through the neg-
llrcuce ~ the conductor Tho court
found for the plaintiff Tor the amount
In suit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
Committees MEET TONIGHT.

The committee on the proposed
Fourth of July celebration viii hold q
meeting tonight ON the top foot of the
Tompleton building II iH expected the
subcommittee appointed 90 the last
meeting viii render their reports. ana
that the days program will ho outlined.
Az connected with the different CONF
mittecs are urged 20 be IN attendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

The strike among unsllllled lei,,rsr,
az the chicago Ht0CkyaidH today M
humul wider scope. forty timer
leaving the Llhbey, Mcneil q L.ibbey
canning establishments a c1lorrd man.
VINO 10 H. supposed was going 10 work
ln place VI % striker waH badly beaten
before hr was rescued, A light also tool,
place at AUu0urH ilbhpy NrNsu A.
llbbcy announced today they would on
July list grant the raise ~ 90 cents
asked fur Other packers are expected
60 follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
IN HARRINGTON JAIL.
Four Hard Characters Landed There
This Afternoon.

TVTTT TNTa 10 THE NEW0 7
Pennington, June g,-Four hard
characters were landed In the county
jail here this afternoon. They came
from Kaysylllc where they had hear
ing this forenoon on a charge OF bur
glary where, In default of bonds they
We're held 10 await the action OF the
district court They were caught at
KnyHylle last night by Paul Thomas
sen and Homer Swurtwood, oregon
Short Line statlonmen. who caught
them rubLiug the chicken coop of John
H. Bnnnemont They gave their
names as Frank Wilson, Thomas Har-
rlngton, James McCarty and Harry
Millyad. a NTH man escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

was clad In white silk taneta en- tralne
and looked very pretty indeed
Among the guests were Judges Nor
rell and Hlics and J, r Hudson and
wife OF Salt Lake. George NJ. Hanson
and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Pnwlas of
ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
SO Sry' a Dispatch Received from
Rennes Today.
HIS ARRIVAL KEPT SECRET
Paris Dispatch says Ste T. on the saH
which Len Madeira This
Morning.

London. June 2i.-Tho Evonlp. News
publishes the following dispatch from
its correspondent at Rounca. France.
with 900 reserve, I sent a report that
Droyfus arrived here at o'clock this
morning. A special train with four
passengers arrived here and the pass
Hengors forthwith entered "a closed carr
riagc. surrounded by six Fcndarmos.
ana drove 20 the military prison. whore
the coachmun was detained presumably
for fear or lcaknges The authorities
declined all Information and the railway
officials are sworn tu secrecy.
\ later dispatch 20 tho Evening News
from Ncnnca says. Mime. Dreyfus ana
her father arrived thcrr this afternoon.
ANOTHER STATEMENT.
Paris. June "a dispatch o. La
Pntfie from BrcHt Huys the French
cruiser SfaN with uroyfus un board
left the vicinity OF the island 90 aladelrn
thH morning, whore her commander
found orders from Paris. uwnitlnr him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Madrid. June ei4The auu-budgpt
demonstrations are increasing and gem
damDs have been obliged 10 Intervene
10 several province me project has
posed TO be held Ia Madrid this even
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Tagallas Have nritaln's Zoo In q Narrow
Valley, but Escape IL Likely.

Cairo. Egypt, June 2i.-Doserters who
have reached the British lines sny tho
Nhnlifl o. confined ln u narrow valley
by the TIgullJa, friendly body of
trlh.smru Tho latter claimed 90 have
Killed 300 OF tho khallfa'H followers
during the recent cugugcmcut II IL not
thought likely tho T1ruIils VIII be able
10 capture tho lhllifu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Washington. June 2i-Thc war de-
partment has received the following:
Manila, June 23-AdWtgut General.
Washington Major Hrgnn1u. First
Manila OF BrIghta disease. no three
months OTIS