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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

GOlOMAC hl LII BOAIS.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD FOR POTOMAC
RIVER LANDINGS.
Leave Washington, ID. c. 9TH st. Ferry Wharf:
Steiner Observation-Disclosures, Wednesdays and
lonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point Colton's and
Nomin creek. Retur1i, arrive at Washington Tues
day, Thursday snd Sunday about pm.
c: W. RIDLEY, GeIl. Mgr.
In effect July 0, 1879 jy3l-tf
THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
Summer Schedule in effect May 30, 1890
Steamers POTOMAC and SUE leave eth street
wharf every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday at
4 pm. for Baltimore and river landings
All river freight must be prepaid.
baltimore freight solicited
Passenger accommodations strictly drst-cIass
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents
Office, 910 Pa.
Teiephone I45. teI-l2tf
f. s. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and THURSDAYS at
Z am, landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point
and all wharves far down Lower Machodioc
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays ut pu
and on Fridays about $3.50 pm.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. TO GLYMONT Md
and intermediate landings
The new Steamer ESTELLE RANDALL daily
except Sunday. $3.50 am. Returning about 3 D. "a
Passenger accommodations first class. Freight
received until the hour of sailing.
K. s. RANDALL
Proprietor and Manager
GEO. o. CARPENTER, General Agent, Washington.
VIM, NJ REARDoN. Agent. Alexandria. ja26-tf 20
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FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING.
GOT T NV; in good repair. Rent, S27 so.
jy26-st LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, go NV.
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FOR PENTHOUSE I2o6 NJ ST NV; 6 ROOMS
and bath; MI Inquire at store. cor. 12th and
SITS ty22-s, tu& th-5ts
FOR kENr-CiTY AND SUBURBAN HOUSES
TO Is roons, 81 so te $780, Suburban houses
have large grounds and ami. NJ. A. BALM
GER, 6i0 18th st mhJS-s tn th-tf
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UNFURNISftiiD.

FOR RENT-e29 NORRIS ST NE. BEr 6TH
aid 1th and and CO; rooms. bath. cellar,
aiiey, long yard parking; rent, $3.50. Key at
6o9 OWNER, 1909 st. NV jyIS-31t
FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE DWELLINGS
Brick, 93l st. NV, rocms bath and stable.
No; brick 9l2 y. \. ave. NV, IL rooms
bath, $50, and brick $50 ii ct NV, IL rooms
and bara $50. ALBERT f. FOX. 800 F st. n.wi
FOR RENT-91T Sd ST. NV; 2-SToRY BAY
window brick; 8 rooms and bath; plumbing;
5000. FRED. SCHAFHlRT, cor. and n.
Capitol SITS. NV jy3l-6ts
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FOR RENT-D. +. & c. H. WEAVER,
10th and SITS. NV.
l102-4-6 I'D st. d rooms, ami. Sic. 80
335 Spruce St. 8 rooms, a. mi. .......... 20 50
I'll u st. NV, store, good condition 80 %
1906 18th st. NV. rooms, ami. ....... 70 80
Il l. st. d. W., u rooms, an. i............ 1850
jy31-tf
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GERMAN Lloyd

z.
CEERBOUlG, SOU CHAMPION, BREMEN.
Sailing at 10 AN.
Lain. Aug. 8 Trave. Aug. o
'kaserWm. d-Gr.Ang. 10 Saale. ......-...Aug. ~
~fwin-screw express steamer.
SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
Twins. rev Passenger Service.
Koenigin Luise. Thursday. Aug. 3, o AN.
Friedrich der Crosse. Thursday, Aug 10. 10 AN.
Bremen. Thursday, Aug. IL, noon
GlBRALTAR, NAPLES, GENOA
Sailing Mt IL AN
Aller. Aug. u Ems. Sept
OELRlCHS Co.. NO. 8 BROADWAY n Y.
Apply to L. +. DRooP. 925 Pa. ave,
ap2ltola20 Agent for Washington
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-BuNDLE CONTAINING LAUNDRY AND
ladies' coat, on 9th ST. Brightwocd cars 9TH
and Fla. ave-, Thursday eve about $50 o'clock
Return TO 9O6 i ST. and get reward. au1st
LoSI-WHFrE TERRIER; ANSWERS To NAME
of SNOWFALL Reward IL returned. 1913 ID at
NV. aul-3ts
LOST OR SrRAYED-A BLACK FRENCH POODLE
dog; answers to Fame OF Mascot. Liberal reward
will be paid II returned to 1870 X ST. jy3l-3ts
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

PROPERTY HAVE RES
licences 10 NV. unincumhered; rented VII er-
change for good business property $50 mo 20
Si5,on0. and pay cash difference RIM n
BRADFORD. 7t3 l4th 81 NV iy..,- ~
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American Line.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW THAMPTON-LONDON
CALLING WESTBoUND AT CHERBoURG.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 AM
New York Aug. New York. Aug. %
St Louis. -. Aug. ST. Louis. Aug. 30
st. Paul. Aug. le ST. Paul. Sept. 9
Red Star Line.
NEW ORK-ANTwERP-PARIS.
Ever Wednesday at u noon
sSouthwark. Aug. .kensington- Aug. Ie
Western inland. Aug | Noordlend- Aug. %
these steamers carry only cabin and third-class
passengers at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers 14ssl5, Mr.. Once. % broadway, New York
Philadelphia Office. 9O5-307 Walnut ST.
Geo. W. Moss. Agent, a21 Penna. ave. se2z
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MALE

v ANTED- \ WELI-KNOWS PATENT LAW
nrm, "a thUgOughly competent specification writer
and a1ueni.-. one :. wing knowledge of ELECTRIC
ity and che EIistry preferred. Address FENNiCh,
STAR office, stating experience age ara salary sA-
peCted- anl-Zt'
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FOR RENT-l441 FLA. AVE. 7R. BRICK. SEQ. so
LID Princeton st. NV. 10r, deep. .... S45 90
1906 Columbia road, Col Hgts., 3-sty., Tor S45 90
iii 14th, 3-story, 10 rooms. cellar. $40 so
RIvERDALE-9 rms. and bath, perches. .$25. 90
Chas. w. Blackwoed, with
JOHN o. JOHNSON, lAll G q. te28-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNishED.

CO.. 1919 + ST.
AS \ \ Nv, Sr&b, ST u. 80
5lI q 6r&b tcolD.
81 Elm, LDPk. Or. bls.30
B'r 1854 X. ir tcoD. 500
40 Huntoon pl sw,
ar, wa......-.....1-3O
iSS y sw, II. 5r. W. $50
III l. Sc, ar. wa. 800
1919 X, 5r. 800
jy2s-tf
20l5 I'd NV. Or. Ia. 90
as Patterson nc. Or. 1880
Y 2lOS T. INV. Or D.. 1870
NEW FLATS t4lo-42O
I llth portheast); first
4 class ianitor service.
ROOMS, 9lS q NV.
RUST. Cos l4th st. NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS AT $3.50 PER
month Why pay So! Any typewriters repair
ed at nominal cost.
MOORE BROS, 9ls ST., Rooms and 3.
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FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
' THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand; deliY-
cred free in city; one month applies on purchase
OF new when directly following rental
WYCkOFF. SEAMANS &c BENEDICT
oeiS-tf Cor. Sth and + SITS. NV
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Corner Dwelling adjoining Dupont Circle
Splendid 3-story brick dwelling: 10 rooms: tiled
bath; all modern Improvements; lot 1lx.1. This
house, which is in perfect order and easily
worth $1,000, can be purchased at 4 reduction
Of 5000. $500 can remain at per cent for
four years. Reduced prize only ......... IS 800
WESCOrr, WILCOX < HIESTON,
jy25-3teod lI.O Il ST. n.y.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN METZEROTT
bldg. lilo st. NV; elevator; steam heat; no
extra charge for electric light; price. S12.50 and
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WANTED - BY y NEAT col OHED GIRL. A
place ehaGherfEsid. waiter r-Irse or general
h"gSsw"rk- Apply 10 322s q St. Georgetown, D. %
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FOR RENT-BY LATIMER e. NESBIT, 1921 G ST.
18th lear e. elegant store, with stable; long
lease. low rent. fine show window.
200 18th NV, sto&5r.. S25 1T 18th NV large store
1905 Gsr at 1tth n NV: -..:l5 low rent
506-50S 18th NV, long lease low rent. jy29-3t
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WANTED - BY Young GERMAN WOMAN
place - general houseworker- ,S17 Olive ave
tfe"TgprJWn
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FOR SALE-l3I7 COL. ROAD. COL HEIGHTS. 3
stories and cellar; parlor. reception hail. dining
room and kitchen on LIST floor. laundry aud scrr-
ants bath bed chambers heated 10y hot
ter; electric gas lighting; gas logs; wire scrrtus
and doors; fine plumbing; built for use Of owner.
For p-ice and terms apply to OWNER Hoo stA
st. NV. aftef B pm. Can h,use any time.
jy21-tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03

Putaburg. Pa. July AS n result OF
a street car collision tonight on the
road of the Mouongaheln Traction COM
many. two people are dead, ilvc serious
iy injured and ten others more or less
hurt. .,r.-,..,.,.t,,
avenue. this city, w. II. Kirkland
motormau. OF Braddock
Seriously inJurcd-H. H. Smlth' lalo'
Mrs. Anna LAWYER Logan street.
plttaburg
Al Report. Allegheny.
Miss Armstrong right leg broken
The accident happened on a steep
grade near High Bridge. The two cars
In collision were heavily loaded win
passengers returning from henWoou
Niotorman Grmh stopped HE car
npnr the bottom of the hil TO Ect q
drink uf water az a spring near by. ho
had hardly left his car when the tl't-
trio current. FOR some reason nH ytt
unexplnlncd. was shut OF, leaving the
car In darkness, Motormun kirkland
with hts car. followed shortly after
ward and aa the foremost ear was ~
darkness n could not Doe seen until too
late TO check the speed. The rear chr
crashed into tho other with tcrrihc
force. almost telescpping 10.
Mr.. epsilon was standing on the rear
platform uf tho first ear ana received
Tho fun force OF tho impact. Both of
his legs We're cut on and his skuu
crushed. Ito lived but a short time.
Kirkland was badly mnnElcd, hl.
head and body being crushed. lie NNod
about an hour,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

President Mckinley is likely TO make
his western "trip To- August
The recent Hoods IN the BRACES val
lev. Texas. cuuscd Si.0)o.o00 damages.
The wheat crop NJ 1898 In oregon and
Washington IL estimated at adAl3,'9i
bushels
Dan I.uccy was convicted at Butte.
Montana. Sunday. OF murder IN the
first degree. for killing Patrick Reagan
last September
AZ New orleans on sunday, Mgr.
Louis IT, Chupgllo OF Sew Orleans was
made catholic bishop ~ cuba ana
Porto Rico,
Tho agricultural department at
WrahIuutuu De- uslus "a moving picture
machine Co ascertain the progress IN
the growth OF plants
ON saturday evening Gov, Bradley
OF Kentucky called out 300 state troops
bur' 90. order was revoked ON sunday
on tho governor learning that the tele-
grams Tor troops were tor6eJ'
A g.year.old child Of Leon Coz was
burned Ca death ut Sacramento, cal,
ON Sunday morning early and u
yrur-uld child severely Injured. The
dwelling house had taken hrc,
Governor Plngoc has written a letter
90 Secretary Algcr saying the press
does not treat public men right and
adding that he voted for Mckinley In
1890 aud viii do $50 again,
The manager OF the Omaha and
Grant smplter has refused 90 submit
tho strike question at Denver TO arbl-
tratlon. ON the ground that the COM
pany has no business relation with the
smelter's union,
4 philadelphia paper says that on
the recent trip of the cruiser Panther,
from san Juan de Porto Rico TO Phlla-
dclphln, "a men mutined because " I'M
proper food, and were put In irons for
"a hours
As result OF a quarrel in a saloon
In san Francisco Mrs Sofia s. Sanchez
was fatally shot by Eduardo Muscant
with whom Fho had been living, Mus
cant then turned the weapon on him
self. sending two bullets through his
hat aud falling TO the floor yelling as
II hit when In reality he was not
wounded.
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not seen paper since hc left France,
he ana not display the slightest Interest
He speaks very little ana s'cIhn 20
owing Co his long silence. Even on
hoard the sfux he had o. communl-
cate with the officers by writing re la
following. my condemnation anu
sentence were the symbol of anti
Jewish odlum My Judges were ne
voluntarily deceived, May my unde,,
served cNpiation put an end TO nll
racial or religious fouds IN the army
and In that France which ! have pass
stnnnteiy loved and served
tomorrow Mnitrc Dcmange Will give
him IA written statement of all thht
happened and fully explain the Hltun-
ton, -t.,.,.
Tho prince ~ Monaco has written
Madame prcyfua sympathetic lct,'t
inviting her husband 20 Holourn hl n.y.
chntcnu after the ncquittnl when, IN
inc Judgment OF the prince. ~ certain
10 be pronounced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03

Chicago. July "A conference was
held here today between Col. William
Jennings Bryan ana a number ~ llll-
nois Democratic leaders, Including NJ.
T. Dunlap. candidate FOR state treas
urcr during the last campaign, ox-Con-
gresham iienrichsen ana Judge
Thompson, All OF whom were instru-
mental IN swinging the Illinois dclcgn-
tiOn to Bryan In the last Democratic
national convention. Allen W. Thur
man and II. NJ. Dltty Of Columbus. o.,
We're also present
on his way from Aberdeen, ". D., TO
Barnesyille, Ga, whore he delivers an
address on July 9TH. lie was met heJ
by Mr.. Thurman ana Air. Dltty, who
had come from Columbus FOR that pur-
pose. and, together with the Illinois
leaders, took dinner at the sherman
house. At the conclusion Of the dinner
a conference was held which lasted the
greater part of the afternoon. None N
The local Democratic leaders were press
emit.
Mir. Bryan denied there was any po-
litlcal Significance IN the meeting. II
am on my way from Aberdeen 10
Bnrnesville. Ga" he said. Some Of
my friends knew ] would be passing
through the city today and were here
10 meet me-"
Samuel u. Cook OF the ways and
means committee states that the ma
tlonnl political situation was discussed
Va a general way Col. Bryan LETT to-
night FOR BarucsVlllc,
In an interview today william j.
Bryan said. ~ believe George WASH
nRton was right. We ought not TO en-
ter into entangling alliances with for
eign nations. The question Of an AM
Elo-Saxon alliance II Involved In the
question OF Imperialism. No entnng-
ling alliance would be suggested were
Il not for the fact that a colonial policy
foreign alliance"
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Washington. June Tho statement
% the public debt nt the close uf the
fiscal year 1899 shows that the debt
less cash IN the treasury amounted 90
SLICE. 500. 1856. which la decrease ms
compared with June 30. i,ls, uf ti3.b1l.-
l72. This decrease " accounted Tor By a
corresponding Increase In the cash on
b nd
The debt II rccupitulnted ns follows
Interest bearing debt. Si0iG,Ois. $50;
debt ON which Interest has ceased since
maturity. 81 2is.3 800; debt bearing no
interest, $3sg,i33.Gi3; total. N,i3d1O0,-
1Ol.
This amount. however. does not In
clude $685. 22G. Coz IN certificates and
treasury notes outstanding which are
onset by an equal amount which are
the treasury. Is classified as follow.
Gold. S213. 1913 $50; silver, l5os ,22s,2-G,
paper. 1889. iie. bonds. deposits In
national banks. repositories Disturbing
officers balances. etc, $40, 4i1,2ss; total.
2gO7. gGi. i3s; against which there are de-
mand liabilities outstanding amount
ing to t62G. $50. 500. which leaves a net
cash balance Of &2si ,3s0,iG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03

City OF Mexico. July 1.-The Ohlclnl
Gazette Of the federal government to-
any printed a statement regarding the
conversion Of the public debt In Europe
oy Finance Minister Llmnntour The
rnal contract was signed by the rep
lesentatlves Of ], Plerpont Morgan "
New York. the banking houses Of
Blelchsrocder IN Berlin, the National
Bank Of Mexico, the Dresden ana
Deutsche banks ~ Germany. The issue
q To be e22 900 sterling at per cent,
iedeemable In forty-fvo years and
only from July, 1893, can the sinking
,und appropriation be increased, As the
loan Is redeemed I'm toto, the new bones
NIL be devoted exclusively TO tho con-
Version Of the three 9 per cent loans
20 the conversion Of the Tehunntepec
oan and to expenses necessitated by
Inc conversion. The guarantee In the
'orm OF deposit for payment Of cou-
aona and assignment Of proceeds OF
psrelehoa have been abolished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03

Philadelphia. July 1.-The report Of
the coinage at the United States mint
IN this city during the fiscal year end
ing yesterday shows the full value TO
be 500 5ai. 40i.i9.
OF this amount sl99ig,is0 was In
gold: {9.giS.3i1.Gj In silver and Sg56.giO-
II In base metals The number uf
pieces OF gold mlnted was as follows;
Double eagles i.C6g,3Gs; eagles, s93-
49,: half eagles. i.50s0 22. quarter
eagles. eilG6. total number Of gold
pieces. iOgi,6is.
The silver pieces coined were az fol-
lows:
Dollars. sA66,7O9; half dollars, g.
30G 50S; quarter dollars, ll,9Oi509;
dimes Is 900 200.
or base metal the coins mlnted were
NJ follows;
Five cent. il,53g.792; cents, a.
qa2g5l.
The total number OF gold pieces was
400. Gas; or silver. sG.Sos $50. of base
metals, ia.i32.OsG.
The total number Of pieces coined
was Q0.625,5 $40.
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oANNrnALisu ~ ALASKA.
mdcous storie, Concerning the Events
There.

tiidcuus stories Concerning INV h''
There
Portland. or. July 1.-The stories Of
canuibnIlam practicgl IN Alaska are en-
HANGED In their hidcousncss On "a letter
received here yesterday by Capt Hans
syonaon. from Mnioniuo, In thv koize-
hue sound country. Tho writer plot
Iorgcnson. depicts condition With
out parallel lie. with two other sll-
ors. sailing from stockholm. Peter
Martin and August Olsen, together
with twenty others. went 90 the kotzg-
hue country last September from Scat
lie.
The letter incloacs one 20 Jorgensen'H
mother lu stockholm, which Martin, ia
some roundabout manner, succeeded IN
mailing at IT, Michnela where ne ~
now lying nt the point uf death, unable
10 Give nu account Of what he ana MS
fellow prospoctora suffered, Jorgeh-
sens letter 20 hla mother must have
been written some days before ne
pcnncd his TO Svcnson. as II IA more
After explaining how he and his col
leagues separated from the rest OF the
nrronuuts and went prospecting on
their own accounts with dogs and HlelH,
Iorgcnscu told how they got lost M me
most luhuHpituhlo region ON 'aIln w
December last. The greater part ot
their provisions were stolen by VIA
boasts and by January they had moth
ing lot but q frw sides of bacon,
Hunger also Htulked among us,
added Iorgpuson, and you have not
oven ID faint idea what n means AMONG
"a gang OF hopeless men, desperate iu
Inc rytrrmc. a dozen OF my party died
In thirty days and we then began 90
cast lots Tor healthy human ueHh.
There are only four OF us alive, but an
too weak tO travel excepting Martin
who viii try Co mail this letter ana OBJ
tain relief iut 1 suppose the letter
win Boz too late
Tho writer says that only q fpW days
before hc discovered q large nest ~
nuggets pecriug out ~ the frozen
ground in his tent. but he turned from
the gold with disgust
cant sycna1n stated this ovcninR
that 30 would De useless Co send relief u
Jurruuspu lu tho unknown section OF
/ tho Kotyphuo country uH De ana MS
companions must bee dead by this time
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nut His Extreme Espre-sios are Not west
crn ALNMa.

era NltNHf
New York. July 2,-Ev-Goneral Mas
ter workman James %, Sovereign OF
the knights of Labor today visited the
Central Federated union ana stirred up
excitement among tho delegates ON the
action, uf Con. Merriam lu the Occur
d'Alput llHtrirt.
IIu Hlad be- had come aH % representa-
1.-Two uf thu otrunlZuu miners az tho
Rocky Mountain mines and Doc thanked
tho New YORK unions for the protests
that they had made against the lespot-
ism that had heou alleged existed.
Mr.. Sovereign threw the rcsponHl-
hulty for AN the troubles M that min
ing district upon John -, l,ockcfcllcr.
Who, he said, owned the Bunker liiA
company uud controlled other mines.
The manager ~ the minca, he said had
an agreement with the miners That
when the priccs Of silver and lead ores
rose, they would pay them union rates
OF wages, The prices did rise, and
when the men asked for the advanced
rate they were refused. The men or
Ennis1d aud the managers began dis
charging them In blocks uf ten and
twenty,
Tho ON-Frucral master workman then
described the gathering Of men, their
taking possession Of train and load
Ing lt with 1900 pounds OF dynamite,
with which they blew up some Of the
works.
at was the graudest pyrpteChnlc dis
play that ? ever knew VI IN my NE he
continued, hut Il had not been ordered
or planned by the union. II was tho
men themselves, who had been gouded
20 desperation.
I'VE propose 10 make a national issue
OF this, because Il Involves national In
terests. There may bee ieNlOusies and
rivulries among trades uuionr but
when the enemy turns the Bntling guns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03

Tacoma. wash. July 2.-Recout
Japanese papers say that Marquis Ito,
former premier II japan, 10 a recent
address declared his firm belief that
tho partition OF China IL only
a question OF time he added that
Japan must take steps for her own
protection. making every offurt 20
maintain rate of progress equal tu
thnt ~ the countries by which she VIII
ba confronted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03

london July MANY pnoulo We're
injured On railway wreck az Wiusf1rl,
near CrcwC, In Chrstorshlrc last even
lnp lust before midnight \ freight
train ON a siding oyorshnt the buffers
and loft the rails. Another freight
train couIdcd with the wreckugr ana
cnused a martial fan Of railway
bridge. Thcn crowded excursion
train ran into the others. Upward Of
nfty cars We're wrecked,
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Meeting OF NatlourI Democratic Com
mittec.

81, Louis Mo-, July "a call for a
meeting Of tho National Democratic
committee 10 take place July goth at
the sherman house In Chicago, was
Issued here today and a copy mailed 10
each member.