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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17

st. Petersburg, Aug Reports from
southwest Russia say the recent drought
In that portion OF ths country caused,
All utter loss in tho winter and spring
wheat crop,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17
Ne Never FAlter

On cutting prices whenever We think 1t
best to dispose Of goods quickly. our
Saturday necktie sale is an example Of
this, Simon Stern, the Railroad avenue
clOther,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17

Neb.; Fort Riley, Kas.; two at Camp
Mead. Pa; Fort Niagara, n. Y; Fort
Ethan. Allen. Vt; Fort Lesvenworth,
Kss jefferson Barracks, Mo. and South
Framingham, Mas.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17
would-,,e Pr.a,,l.nt

Havana, Aug. l7.-Jiminez. who as-
pires to the presidency Of the republic Of
ssnto Domingo, left here to-day for
Batabano. There he will take the steam
or for Santiago de Cuba.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17
DeMey'. CraIt.

Nice, France. Aug. l7s-lt IL announced
that the United States cruiser Olympia
now at Leghorn. will arrive at Vile.
France. on August %.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17

X. A. Rasbe, piano and organ tuner,
lessons given on the piano and violin.
Leave orders with II. p. Raabe, at Whit
ney Company store.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17
Dead

Chicago, Aug. IL Judge Richard
Pfendsrgsst. one OF ChicagO's most prom
inent lawyers, died TO day OF aDaemis.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17
GALL FOR TROOPS.

gsn Additional Regiments For service In
the Philippines.
Washington, Aug. l7.-An order has
been issued directing that ten additional
regiments OF volunteers he organized for
service in the Philippines. The regi-
ments are to be numbered from thirty
eight to forty seven and are TO be organ
izad at the following places ia the order
named Fort Smelling and Fort Crook
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17

Nothing but the best at
Ruppe's soda fountain.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17
RoBBER CAPTURED.

A special train left Trinidad about
4 o'clock this morning with the sheriff
and posse for the scene Of ths attempted
hold-up. and found one man. q few yards
from the track. badly wounded, who nc.
knowledged that he was the party who
made the attempt. He said he WAS
alone, and II was his first attempt at the
business. He gave his name a. George
Stevens. and said he lived at Panhandle.
He will be brought TO Trinidad TO day.
This Ia ths third attempt TO hold up this
train within two years.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17

Nothing but the best a,
Rupees soda fountain.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17
FURTHER DETAIJs,

Trinidad. Colo. Aug l7.-As passen
ger train No. 1. on the Colorado Il South
ern, was proceeding south between Fol
som and Des Moines. about $3.50 O'Clock
last night, train robbers attempted to
hold up the train but we're frustrated In
their attempt.
The first warning the trainmen knew
OF the attempt was when the engineer
was ordered 10 uncouple the engine and
baggage car from the train. The con-
ductor. suspecting trouble. went forward
and Immediately opened Dire on the rob
Der. The holdup returned the fire and
shot Express Messenger Fred. Bartlett
through the left aide Of the face badly
shattering his jaw bone. Frank Har
ringtOD. the conductor. also received q
very slight wound In the fieshy part OF
the arm,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-17
ATTEMPTED HOLD-UP.
Colorado & Southern Again and
Near Folsom.
Mail Clerk Bartlett and Conductor
Harrington Wounded.
The RObb.r, Who Says He Was Alone,
Wounded ana Captured.
SAYS IT WAS HIS FIRST ATTEMPT.
SAYS IT WAS HIS FIRST ATTEMPT.

Denver, Colo. Aug. 1.-THE Colorado Q
n Southern passenger train, No. 1. was
held up last night near Folsom. N. NJ.
The attack occurred at | 1 o'clock and was
heralded by fusilsde from the bandits
One shot struck Mail Clark Bartlett In
the Jaw and Conductor Harrington. also,
WAS injured In the arm. but the passen.
gers rallied 10 the relief OF the train
crew and the robbers Had. The scene OF
the attack was within two miles OF the
robbery Of three weeks ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
A GRAND BALL IN MANILA.
PHILIPPINES Commission Gives One q Most
Bdllin, Ever Seen There.
Display Of Gorgeous Native Toilets
Array OF Handsome womeusur-
prissd the Americans,

Manila. June a-The Philippines
commission last nirht save one of the
most brilliant balls Manila has ever
nccn. n was one of series Of onicr-
tnlnmcniH intended 90 foster friend
ship between the Americana aud the
natives. The commission has the hand
soonest residence In Manila. overlook
ms tho harhor Tho grounds surround
Ing u were Illuminated while tho house
Itself was decorated with the Amcfi-
can cplurH.
Thr ncwly.appolntcd judges Gcn.
Otis. q number Of other American oih-
cialn and many wealthy natives werc
present. There was display ~ gnr.
Eonuu native toilets ana many Jewels
were worn ana the array of hand
some women Eurprifrd the Americans,
There was "a long program OF American
ana Filipino dances, followed by the
rendering OF several Instrumental Helcc.
tion. ending with The star Spnngicd
banner"
United states Senator Albert }, Be
Verldgc OF Indiana. who came Co the
Philippines some time ago ms made
fuftnirhtH trip IN The southern tel
nnds. visiting ilnllo. Ncrroa ana cehu.
During his tour he talked with tho
chief uf 1olo. who has 1000 ighunE men
under his command, and who processes
friendship Tor America, which friend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

10 the attention OF the people by the
last campaign have been settled since
the close " the campaign
The Republican party IN The ncNt
campaign must declare either for the
gold standard or for the restoration n
blmetnliism. tf II declares for the sold
standard. n must defend the principle
" gold recommendation. which Sc fc-
fused Co. do iu 1895. NJ it declares f1r
blmctalllfm. o. must either tivor No.
dependent hlmotalliHm. aE the Demo
cratic party did iu the cnmpalgn N
1896 or % murt make another attempt
60 dcludc the people by the promise
NJ foreign MD
The ohio Valley Timetable League,
which o. holding ifa third annual cone
vrntiun ln this city nt This time hoe
adopted resolutions declaring That Tho
contest fof independent hlmctailirm at
the ratio NOT No. 20 must he continued.
! nm in hearty sympathy with this de-
termination.
"Thc demand Tor tho restoration of
hlmutnillsW docs not moan that There
are mo- other iesucn before enc people.
but 90 means that This |rauo cannot ho
laid aside orr surrendered until the
financial policy of thn American people
O. determined by ihc American people
themselves. without whiting for The
aid or consent oi any other nation"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
Mr.. BRYAN is EULOGIZEO.
Perry BsImon, Says NJ Is he Man 10 Tvo
he People from Han1iIim.


Louisville. Ky. June 2-sovou hum
drcd and ufiy.uino bImciall.Hta from
an pats OF the United States broke
bread tonight with Hon William D..
Bryan at the dollar banquet at Foln-
tain ferry. II was given by the eSccu-
tive committee having charge OF the
convention OF the ohio valley League
OF Timetable clubs. u was strictly "a
dry banquet. only Dec water and coffee
being served
At,thr table with Mr Bryan uat exc
Gov. !. y. Campbell OF ohio oliver %.
T.. belmont NJ New York. ex-senator j.
T.. e. blackburn OF Kentucky The
tnnHtmnrtrfl. cNsD0uTrHHr mnn A. g.
DrinkWntrr OF MuHHuthuHutH. Cun-
rrrrHmun John .. Lruta of ohio and
courfursman John b. NhUn 90 krus
lucky TuustnuHtur j. e.. 3. Black
burn wnH introduced nH "tho ueXt
United states Senator from kentucky
CouHrrHHmun John o. i,hOa uf Ken
lucky responded Co The toast "Willum
lenuinrn Bryan. the champion ut our
cause and leader 81 our hosts
sir blackburn then introduced Mr.
Urgun. who responded Co The SECOND
hattie" ME Bryan reviewed The iHs
sues and conditions OF the last rlm-
pnlFn, rrHHHoriri hli adherence 20 lhN
Chirnro platform ana added nus
destiny has come On our rescue Win
new question: and new issues
tn this connection b. declared against
tho Administrations Philippine policy,
saving that the Republican patty hhd
cast overheard na worthless ballast
! tn Declaration nf Independence. Tie
also condemned the trusts.
Hon uvursr Froh Williams 90 MlHfn-
chuHottH responded Co the toast cline
! prrlallsm "a monaco 20 popular govern
mont
%. a. a. belmont N Sew York vnH
hmnnF the several other speaker Ia
/ the caufno or hia Hpe-vh ST. belmont
declared that tho whole people rich
| aud poor. wore dlTruHiru with both lhe
furr.gn aud Internal policy uf tho Mra
] tlulUy administration. Hc said thHfo
| wnn d Wide feeling that corruption
| had taken hold 90 the government ~
! such un rEtgut nH Go hr hArrsfIeru llr
] euioaIEed william Jennings bryan lH
/ tho man 60 deliver che people from Re-
| pubucauiam ana lianuniHm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
ESTERHAZrS CONFESSION.
Nc Declares that Ne Is D., Aulhu Of he
Famous Bofdrtiu.
says Time tor FEELING tut whole
Truth tfu- Arrived re- wiit
Not be- Deferred.

London juno 1-rho Chronicle aayf
that Mni Cumtc Ferdinand Walain o..
tcfhazy called at lta ONCE last oycn-
inr u'udap with "a confidential friend
and after dUclahng that tho tlme hll
arrived when tbe whole truth should
Boz told. although hitherto. hv reason of
constant ORDERS aud lnduccmcnt. Doe
had Kept silence ora the essential point
made tho following statements
"rho chlefa Of the army nave die
gracefully abandoned me. aiy cup iH
fuil. aud I speak out
"fCa UiH.ur hlH voice ma rlancInf
nuundl. u Was ! who wrote The bore
drrcau. wrote 10 upon orders r-
CgiNUd from HHudnHfr"
EFtorhaEy. tuo chronicle Hayr. then
proceeded Goo explain that flr months
before 1879 moral proofs had been o..
ulnul NJ lHnh1EUa which were only
possible through officers hri0nriuE tH
tho ministry OF war and be- wuH uUcrH-
r1ry Co catch che guilty party uF mae
tuull evidence hHuUH thU uonlHfruu
when nHhUd what ihr chiefs of ihe
French general star WOULD aay Go ihiH
confession, EHicrnuEy. rhrurfluF hl.
shoulders dlHdllnfuilN. replied. 'rhus
will ilu uH they know how m uH. hut
I have them tlHht. I have Iufr that
thy know the whole ihluE auI share
th1 responsibility with mr. aHl I viii
produce the proofs"
IIa then denounced tho chltfr ar n
"rst or rcuuudrgia who have nhnns
doned me huHrly' adding "ilut ut one
time they used 60 como aud thank
Nine. Pals f0r her assistance
Eafrfhlfy uunrfrd that uuifH rH-
Gently che chiefs Huut ~ - Numire. h
/ former deputy o. london With fns
] nurfNNr ufIHfH 10 him Co koch silence.
"NnW they nru using thfr1fH.' hu
shouted. "hut . van MOI hr uaW rrud."
Tho Daily Chronicle GOT EHiofuaEy %
HlFu tho notes 81 the Interview.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Tho Chicago Record says that com-
bnatluu OF manufacturers 90 printing
lukH d. h0.nr formed, ihr capital stock
Go bg g.. 100000,
Mfa Dora r. Van NoorhH. widow 90
Commodore Van NunfhIH. tho Sew
York yaohismaH, Oh dead
Salvador the splendid chcHnut a1n
81 Prince charlie. Wh0fn record no a
mile Hull stands and vhp o. probably
thr greatest raco horse ever bred in
hIs way back 60 Kentucky. the state
of hts birth.
Tho decision IN tho rlne ~ col PIC.
ounrt ,gu hr rendered nn Tuesday. N
h expected thlt tho case win rnd BY
tho abandonment uf the prosecution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

London. Jurc g.-The third round Of
the international chess tournament
was begun this noon. The pairing ~
~ players was IN accordance with
round Or ~ the ucfrcr system. and the
players therefore met each otncr ln INC
following ORDER Mason W stelnitz,
TschIgorlu va Tolchmnnu. rlnaley vs.
Mauczy. bird VS. pillsburyi CUhn w
InnowiaM. srhinchicr W. ShOwultcf
Lnsker va Ice. and blackburn a bye.
when 100 adjournment was made 90
900 O.. m She state of affairs was u4
f0ii1wa Mason and sioiuitE had not
finished thnir game. and left q iu an
oven pur.tun; Tachlrufin had beaten
Toichmann. Tiralcy ana MnroC1y also
had not finished their game. but the
latter hnd much the better rosluoui
BIRD had lost 10 pliahury. COhn had
been defeated by JonowHhl; srhlcchter
ana shoWultcr h1d drawn, ana lsnaker
had beaten Ice.
IN the evening stcinlta beat Mason
and Matoczy defeated Tinnlcy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

roea Of the War Of Independence. The
rcnown OF those gallant ffcnchmcu
who then fought b. tho side % our
own soldiers viii always serve az ne
OF friendship between the two nations.
u am. my dear hmhaaaaior. with
sentiments u the highest conaidcra-
tlun.
Your 0bcdlcnt servant
JOHN HAY"
Tho committee referred 10 has been
formed Ia Paris ana inCiudcs numerous
statesmen aud distinguished gentlemen
OF France with ~. t.nmyru Dc NilerH,
fr embor ~ the chamber ~ reprcnentn-
uvea. honorary nmb1naldnr ard former
81 vernon general N Tonkin, cochin
china. and N Madagascar hs president
81 the committee. The statue WIN hr
probaly unveiled In September or Ocio-
Der.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

San Francnco. juno willard o.
Green and J 10 Porter who wera taken
t1 police HEADQUARTERS and questioned
DO connection with thr mysterious dla-
steamer Alameda 900 her trip from
sydney Co this port woru rclraHHl by
thH police after few hours nt holi-
quarter THE police have concluded
that Green and Porter had no c1nufr-
uun with che disappearance of iho
mnuuN ~ o. Wid urrUn iH On we'll.
known mining man or Denver. lri
Porter is hts cousin who were return
police hold to the theory that the
q donoy wna taken at sydney before ihc
',cHaci ieft that port
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
They Comply with Admiral kautz's
Proclamation,
DISARMAMENT OF NATIVES.


Apln. Samoa. May 10. via San Fran.
cisco. June when Admiral iSauiz Ia
sued biz proclamation of April 2lrd
directing Mataafa ana hia following to
keep beyond certain defined limits
around ApIa. the prohibited district
covering mo- AREA twelve miles long and
six miles broad. followed by a notlnci-
tion 10 Maiaafa that unlc-s che rebels
were outside the prescribed limits in
twenty -four hours Ore would d. opened
upon them wherever they could b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

The =. u, tsirbaul Company nmeiaiy
nssitfs rhsy Wui rot Go &c.

me y. Ia Istrtsaut Company nmsiaiiy
nsriafs rhsy WIZ rot Go &c.
chicago May zg-in au Interview to-
day Str James %. MCMah1n. second
Vac President ~ The y. y. falrnahk
Company. ruralilng officially 90 hghht
of ihs company. Expressed himself az
"W, ,rs not Identified In any manner
with fNa movement Co combine tho
leading Scoop Manufacturer although
such "a movement Dr. vel under way
and mas eventually mntrrinllEe Ngt-
withdrawing the conditions 100 mo
SOAP TRADE Hrr very badly dnmoAllfui.
uir TuIrhHuk Company nfr not frU king
or puUuumrinr any combination ~
manufacturer nH re- means ui IMPROVE
mont SOAP prices urr relatively thn
lowest boz thH history Of thu trade. Tho
tuIluN market hlH advanced fully 1
cont IUT pound Iu tlr past few months
without any DUIn UIudInE improve
mont lu tlr HHIIIus IuuHl qf rHtpas
Eanrr thr urrHaut movement towards
combining Interests Any combination
embracing thr principal manufactures
trfuurNuut che country might nutur
AMY and ieHiumntiy ho IN % position
90 advance soap prices pfupuru1nAtclN
III enhancement uf nl raw uN-
trfmlH. but beyond thla oncct on our
TRADE $50 ure positively not interested
or CONCERNED Boz uuy consolidation ~
a1ap Interests We aW encouraging
atir rHIsamru boz 900 directions 10 work
with uHrff0t confidence in the pcrun-
mont Independence of thH company N
nu HTrusi" affiliations. and we arc
uI0ir#I Co state that che soap trade
continue very hHrk. because. aside
from one natural eject of thr expected
combination. thr curfruf cost % all raw
materials warrants materially HIGHER
prices Un soaps. and sensible buyers are
uuUgiuHUuF uituH requirements Go tho
riuIImit M their convenience 10 CARRY
Coos stocks"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Of the navy and AZ hla death should fan
TO the ranking officer uf the navy. dues
not meet with favor at the hands " Tho
committee In charge OF the collection %
funds
The members of the committee point
out several objections 20 u which. from
their point o. view, seem vital. This
Dewey personally and could not daH-
cend 10 another admiral Tor the reason
that the rank viii de with the man
who won that tile at the battle of Ma
uiin
Mr. Heath. the nrrt assistant post
master general member uf the ma
lection uf funds, has received nafur-
hnces from 70 relative of The admiral
that De viii accept THIS gift frnin tho
American unnnlo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

aud the former was on the passenger
list as willard Reed
The latest theory ~ the police u that
the MISSING box was never In the steel
tank. AZ the boxes are heavy, each
weighing about ninety pounds, ami ~
they were brought on board. they were
checked By the purscr and chief oilccr
and carried 90 the strong room by two
porterH. n ~ now believed that a
game u flim-fnm was played az this
stage and the box instead Of belnH
placed IN ita proper receptacle. was
opened and the money either taken ln
shore before tho steamer sailed Tor
sydney. or else divided among the con-
fedcfatcs who were among the pauscn-
rern.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

$4,000 In British GOLD. one Of these
boxes was ahatrartcd from the steam
deepest mystery
20 common % feature of the onrroca
u tho Australian steamers are these
shipments ~ gold, that each vessel
belonging a. ihs Oceanic steamship
cumpnnl has % special steel tank con.
HtruciUd for the safe carriage OF the
treasure.
Tho police have arrested two men
who came up on the steamer. on uuH.
rlrlnn. The suspects gave their names
aa willard Green and John u. Porter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Washington. Juno l-itequutH have
come Co the war department that mo-
person DYING on transports coming Co
ur Euiur from the United staUr Go Ml-
nlln shall De- buried nt Sea, thr Hecfr.
ana nu order 90 that eject hhH been
issued For thla purpose 10 has bee
come necessary 90 detail nn expert oms
hilmrr Tor duty uu each transport Tho
department has sufficient number 0f
these mon ALREADY iu the service and
thr Assignments have already been
mHNH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
ALToELD WIT nEsiGN.
"ul Retire from national Democratic
Ways aud Means Committee.


Chicago. June IA special 20 tho
limgH. Herald from Louisville. says.
John r. Altreld intends 10 be- FREQ
i'm any onicial connection with the
Fnncrniic committee when he takes
w me cudHeln Tor bryan ana 10 10 1.
Hls rtlcCtion hy the ohio Valley M
metallic league M leader % the coop
,alIln' on the behalf of tho Nebrskan
anl itre silver wis followed today by
We declaration OF hln intention a. re-
hfn from the ways and means COM
mlltrt.
Yes ! am Fnlug 20 resign" he said
IN an interview, "1he ways ana means
,gmWltte" "A but "a subcommittee,
.h'o main duties woro tho raising Of
tuu1H ! think we have served lonr
enough and I intend Co step aside and
Llf' some one else a chance. I believe
W.. other members viii resign also"
ioluclnna here regard this aa ample
Continuation ~ their inference that tho
lIluu'nnn IL now Mr. nryan's campaign
mlnaHcr They say that nH chairman
.t ihe "co-opcrnt0fn" he u more than
ukHy % call FOR contributions to tho
cause uf 10 10 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

says Qussiton Canuot be- settled tntii
Loulnvillc, Ky, June 2.-Thc formal
Visit ~ william IonnlugH bryan tn
t.nuiHyllio. under thg uuupicrH NJ tho
ohio Valley Timetable league, was re-
served for today, though he attended
Wednesday nights banquet Mr. bryan
reached Louisylllo ut 1928 o'clock this
Afternoon. Ito was escorted 90 the Au-
dltorium, whore be- spoke 20 an Inn
msnro audience. ilo said IN parts
'srhc Democratic party adopted ne
Chicago platform which applied
Democratic principles Co the conditions
then existing The conditions existing
today REQUIRE the application M tho
same principles, 40 qucati0nH brought
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Un HfIu June Nfu ana fIh.
00HI returning until l.ut g. 1890.
From UHd.H. salt LHko iud Provo to
KluH.H rIIW AIrh bonn. LrHyouw0rth.
ur 3d. IU. ANA roturu..t ... ,.,.f i2.n1
To BE- tUuH Hud rUturuus ..-4.frl %
no CHICAGO and r.turu... ... ..s.,.tii.iQ
SLEEPING CAR RATES
From Dfi.u. sllt Lake aud Provo
FIrt.sIaHa Pullman tu Missouri
fINrr... Doe .s# ff aaaHttfss ssssttsNf 200
FtrtaUIIHH Pullman 90 60 i.uuiH.sfA 90
riui..I.sf Pullman tl omraTlu..gp Co
DfllnlIuy HIHHper iD MIHa0url river SEQ
ordinary alHep.r DO 90 L0ulH.,.,.,, 900
ordinary r.UUHr 90 Dhlr1rns.s.... 100
prf H.uUI. berth thut Wlii HrcIWmu-
d1to tul persons without additional
chHfEr.
p.nlur core between ogden md Dem
tsr ai.tIH n a carte. pay unly Tor
TWa thmurh tralnr daily Co Missouri
rIvrr az IHuIa ana ChcnE1 via RIO
Cmnfa Western ana Santa Fc'
ruui
.T8r further particulars apply %
A DENTON
city Ticket Agent o. 20. Vs. ity.
or G.. II. WAlgi,EN. uonl Agt a. +.
IN po5iy Block Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Honrkour. June 3.-Admiri pcwcyf
health ia utlu improving. but he j.
kcepinr worry puiet nt the Peak hotel
only once having como down 'u th'
city aud accepted mo- Invitations. lie
viii sail on Tuesday According Co
his prerout plans. De- win not visit
Enriand on DIE humownrd Journey. hut
Will proceed straight Co Gibraltar oni
thonce Go Sow York where De- expects
tp arrive nt the beginning of october
after q ioiHurCly voyage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

governor otero Thlnka u WIN Come al
Neat session OF Congress.

Chicago. June.-M. A. Otero, terrltor-
hl governor uf New Mexico, arrived
~ lhe Auditorium Annex last night
nom Washington, where he has been
on olholll business. While In Waahlng-
lun Doe called on President Mckinley
snd tendored 10 the Government on be-
hsIf y his state CTerriiory) a regiment
o. volunteers II here should BE- an
y,Nef eat for troops for service In the
philippines, lie said
During my stay In Washington /
discussed the question u New Meaicoa
admission 10 statehood l am encour-
..ied nt the outlook ana ! think the
lrfntory will be made state az tho
IoAl N.-.Lon OF Cnnnrola."
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stArur 10 aocIIAnnrAu.
President Thank. Amhas.ador Cambon
fua iiis Kind Letter IN tho Law.

Washington. June 3-Tho French
ambassador has received the following
from Secretary Hay cxpreaainn the corr
dial approval of Precedent Mckinley NJ
the project 90 erect statue 90 the dis
unrulshed French oflcOr. R0chambcau
az the rlnce Of HE births
"ENcelloucy.
THE President directs me 20 NO..
knowledge the receipt through your
kindness of the letter of the committee
% the city of Ncdomo having charge of
the erection ~ statue o. the General
Cumto 90 Wuchamhonu.
"le trusts that your oNcclioncy Will
express hia thanks 90 the committee
Tor their courtesy and assure thom "
the Interest which BE- and au Ameri-
cans feel in this tribute CO. The memory
Of one of the most diftluruif he
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ship he limited might be strengthened
by the continuance nf the annual SUD
aldy 20 u2oo1 formerly paid by the
spaniurdH Mt Haycr1gr VIII leave
here ON Sunday 10 Intends 70 travel
IA Chlun.