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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12
TRAIN HELD UP
BY ROBBERS.
-Four Men Do the Work Near Fol-
som Station, N, N.
THEY DYNAMITE THE SAFE,


Trinidad. colo, July is-southbound
passenger train No. .. on the Colorado
and southern Railway was robbed by
four men ut point n,e miles south Of
Folsom. ~. ~.
The hold up occurred at 1880 last
night at the same point mt which tho
passenger train was held up lnat Sep
tcmbcn
After the train has bocn brought 60
a standstnl ana the train GROW had
been inundated By runa. tho robbers
used dynamite with good cnrct blow
Ing open both slides of the express ear
Superintendent webb and thr Wells
Fargo express agent. clover both stat.
ed positively that nsthinE was secured
by the robbers
Superintendent Webb lot for tho
scene ~ the hDld.up on special train
accompanied by oniceru with horses.
lie IL confident he win ss ablO 40 over
take the robbers,
Thorc were but fow passengers on the
train and thoy were not molrHtod.
A. soon as the robbers had searched
the express car they mounted nurses,
which were hltchod near by, and. hring
a few shots 10 alarm tninmen and
passengers, fed without any attempt 10
60 through the mail ear
Parties hOro who claim 10 know say
that there was large amount Of
money Ia the express safe, "a we'll as
valuable express matter.
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ToDAY's POLICE COURT.

This afternoon the police court was
In session for exactly the space OF two
minutes, which was decided change
from yesterday when the proceedings
extended from 2 p. m. until G;i5.
Tho solo offender who grnccd the
cocoanut mating being Matthias Moa-
kin gathered IN yesterday IN uemi-
cumatose state.
In answer 60 the charge Of drunken
ness Mat balanced his 20 derby on the
stump % his arm that was covered
with an old sock. and said;
N N please your honor, I took some
whisky ana quiuino for my chest The
whisky HtAld ON my chest but the
uulnlnc new 90 my head. No. cir. 1
wasn't drunk"
Well, u o. very warm weather. you
had better tarry In the cooler Tor nye
days"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12
CECIL GRAY COMMITTED.
Young Woman Of III Rcpute Sent to
Asylum.

Nellie conley young woman o. NJ
rcputo, who went by tho name Of Cecil
Gray. WINS today committed 10 the In
sane asylum AZ Provo. Tho girl came
hero from Omaha about six years ago
and for the greater part u the time
has been an inmate 81 a house OF ~
fame. Nothing iH known " her par
entH or relatives. though u IN said she
comes of a good family while out rid
inr with another woman about year
agu. she was thrown out ~ "a buggy
and received Injuries 20 her head.
which. with the dissipation had the
e1nct OF unbnlnucing her mind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

Among the many retreats from Salt
Lake city during the summer season,
Wafutch Resort 40 tho old Temple
quarry, from which the rock was OBJ
tniucd Tor tho Temple Little Cotton
wood canyon. commands our nrrt at
tcntlon Its location near the foam.
Ing torrent N the mountain stream ana
the shady foliage under which the
many cosy cottages are located invite
those seeking cool retreat 60 spend "A
few weeks Tor cooperation mentally
and ply Tally. There ~ "a difference
Of at least ten degrees IN the noon day
heat between this delightful spot and
salt Lake city. while nt night the de-
gree o. Htlll greater. The elevation
above Salt Lake city II over 1000 feet.
the distance is nearly twenty miles. To
reach there. take the $40 a. m. Rapid
Transit car at tho Thcatcr corner Tor
Murray; q stage connects Mt that place
for the resort cost of round trip from
Murray a. 500. 10 takes about two and
q half hours 90 reach this haven Of rest.
Hotel charges range from Si25 to $50
per day. Cottages whore you may do
your own cooking are rented from 800
per week upwards. Special rates Tor tho
season. Cottages and board NJ the
hotel may also be obtained. Board Ia
homo-likc ana inviting.
To those who have lncllnntionn for
cllmblng the towering granite cllra
around oncr every inducemout, while
the florist and entnmnlogist may while
away many pleasant hours Then when
the cool shades Of evening approach,
trout fishing may be INDUCED In. often
with most gratifying results. depending
q good deal upon the fisherman.
For years this lovely spot has proven
great source ~ relief 90 those who
Aunor from excessive heat No one goes
there tn stay without feeling better Tor
u, ana recupornted IN every way. The
facilities for reaching u are incxpcn-
alvr. the cost NJ living very moderate.
Tho 'Nows" takes special pleasure IN
recommending It's attractions 10 tour
lists and families wishing TO escape the
location
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GRANGER roy mURT.

Clarence, the little slg-yenr-old son
of Mr.. rurpin OF Granger, fcll from a
horse IN Big Cottonwood Canyon. near
brighton Lake. last Monday. breaking
hia thigh. the little sufferer was brought
TO Frnnklyn whore his limb WINS set by
Dr. H. Jones OF Murray. The little fell
low IL getting along an right. and his
young playmates ARE nnNluusly wait
Ing for the leg 90 heal, 90 they can en-
JOY some more rpmpH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

but Territory woods have had the bulk
~ the business for many months past.
Washed neecos are quoted about &C.
higher IN sympathy with other woods
Pulled woods hold firm, with prices
hardening on the finer grades, Out
coarsor wools are yet quicter. quota
lions,
tnwashed medium. etc. Missouri
nuartar. blood cnmbina and clothing. II
q Pee. three-cirhths blood 2ih % 22lfc.
Territory ois-Utth-W Wyoming hne
medium and fine. rs o lie. secured,
Al q 50r
Montana and Dakota nne medium
and fine. DO o. iec., secured, A. q Soc;
stnple. 52 % SIC. No. 3 medium, AZ ~
ice. secured. 40 n i5c.
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Trying to Prevent Captured ve.asls being
Placed Under the American I1aE.

ifyhg 70 lfeNeht Captured Ncaaeis being
Placed Under the American nag.
Washington. July i2.-An on,a from
n prominent fif1n of ship brokers doing
a large foreign business 10 purchase the
lteina Mercedes and any and an " the
other war craft captured during the
late war has aroused d suspicion that
spain II trying IN this Indirect manner
20 obtain possession " the vessels and
thus remove tho onenso 20 spanish
pride caused by the floating uf the
American fag over her ships. The onor
mentioned no figures but simply said
that the navy department name itH
price Tor the Mercedes and the rcmnin-
der OF the captured Spanish ships.
The navy department viii not sell
any ~ these vessels ana that answer
viii be returned 20 tho writer Of tho
letter. Secretary Long has decided
that II would not pay 10 reu0vnto the
Mercedes and use her uH "a war shin.
The cost would be- no less that half "a
million dollars and tho ship would.
when repaired. be of old typo and not
up 10 the requirements uf tho Modern
naval ship. Therefore tho repairs 10 be
made upon her viii be confined 10 "A
little painting and cleaning and patch-
ing and the Mercedes will be- lrft na "A
show shin like the old Constitution u
trhtify Tho patriotism OF tho American
people,
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JOSEPH NouGIEuR Is BETTER.

Inquiry at st. Marks hospital this
afternoon regarding the condition OF
Joseph Nougiour a prominent sheep
owner and rnncher who was injured
while driving a moving machine ON hla
ranch on the san Rafael river Emery
county. developed the fact that the In
iurcd man D. resting easily and viii DO
ont and about again within q few days
when he VIII return 20 hls home whence
ho was brought yesterday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

hoston. July li.-Tho wool market
this week continues strong and values
are tully maintained. The demand rs
fairy good, but represents speculative
purchases by dealers as Wen ma buying
for manufacturers. The bulk OF mo
business doing IL yet In Territory
grades, including California. Toxus nnd
oregon. The total sales NJ those woods
for the week footed up 5000 900 pounds.
and the price was better Tor the good
woods, For good lots containing a fair
amount Of staple, the market M quot
dun and tine, with choice staple lines
at i2 " 6ic,
Fleeccs are quoted higher ana some
Gales have been made al the advance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

London. Jlly ia-,At Newmarket Tod
Sloan won selling plato on illuEic.
Rough eide was second and Merry
Buck third. Six horses ran On IN,
hunolka stakes course Tone mile four
furlonsa. Tho betting was n 90 10
against llloglC.
The Duke of DevnnHhlrc'a Vera won
the July handicap of 600 nSyCroiFna A.
j. Duncan's London wnH second and
Lord William lierusford'a Chinook. ria.
den BY Sloan was third Tile betting
was 10 against Chinook
Sloan finished fret On Caimun. IN the
rucc for the Netland Plate. Beam was
second and pumocicB third. Time bet
Ting was n 20 4 on Calmnn.
a two-ycar-nld selling plate was won
by Mr.. r. Jennings. Ir, bay colt.
Cnmefluon by Junior Cnrlton-Quocu
Agnes sloan rode Hzauto. but was un-
placed. Eighteen horses ran; distance
nyc furlougs ana ti2 yards.
The betting was To- against szlnt1.
The swunham wcltcr handicap plate
was won by Dorlo n ridden by sloan.
fofcm was second with H. RcIm In the
saddle and Dynamo was third. Eight
horses ran. The betting was ~
against nuriC H.
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THE BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lectures by Or. James u.
Talmage; an account ~ It's origin, with
evidences OF It's Ecnuinenesa and au-
thcnticity Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from DR.,
Talmagc'a book ''rhe Articles OF
Path" but are presented In separate
form for the use OF Investigators and
students. Price i0c. For sale by tho
Dcaerot News.
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on the jolsta. when a partition sud-
dely fell upon him.
That he was not Instantly killed can
only be accounted Tor in the fact that
The flooring wns not down. HAD h
been otherwise he would have been
crushed to death A. NJ WA. Hicsan-
Topper WAS more scared than lulnr"N.
Or. Piummer made AN examination.
but found that with the exception "
"a bruised shoulder the man was 1N
day or two.
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NOW READY.

.Ienson's Church Chronology. n ehron-
illogical history OF the Church from
1905 20 the close OF 1893 Printed In
new type throughout In any style
Of binding desired. Prices. i.2b, 81. 10
n'd i200. The funds derived from tho
sale Of tho book will be used for the
erection OF n new 1.htter.day Saints
HISTORIANS office In this city. For sale
az THE DEaEnET NEWA.
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APPROVED ny THE MAYOR.

Mayor clark today approved tho APP
preparation list passed at last nights
city Council mccting' also the oonnr-
nation Of Joseph w. nurt as police
man the public ground committees
report ON the Halliday petition and the
new circus license ordinance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

chicago. July it-Mrs Elizabeth Ann
Ingerroll k.dnlppcr ~ Gerald f1plnUr.
spent last ulght ln solitary confinement
IN q padded crll BOO the penitcntiury at
Joliet The tnrflnG struggle Tor liberty
which che bHgan when the officers
started Co take her from tho county iail
90 chicago was kcpt ny uli the way 10
tho prison go Intense became her rngo
that she tore with her teeth and hands
several handkerchief into HhrcdH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

los Anrrios. July ii-panlci n.
Amos. the noted handwriting expert
of Sew York De- 90 this city na wIt-
ness in the trial or 70. A. BIRD Tor for
Rary. ln hn interview today Sir Amos.
Who was witness In the preyfua trial
ln Fmnce. anid that the documents
which Uroyfus ~ accused NJ writing
nro not In HE handwriting and that the
writing Do mot oven clever imitation u
DfUyfuF'H handwriting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

London. July ii.-Therc was q good
attendance Of buyers at today's wool
auction sales. Secured merlnos were In
small supply, but were strong lu de-
mand az hardening rates The cross
hrcds were eagerly taken. Low grades
On large supply dragged and were fire.
quontly Withdrawn. One thousand
bales " Goolona. ". w. f., wool from
America was offered. but half With
drawn owing 10 insufficient bids. The
number Of bales offered aggregated a.
gka
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

FORMER Administrators object. 10 Az
pointuisnt OF Charles =. BRAIN.

pointment Of Charles D. Brain
The petition Of Matilda Jcnnens
Brain ashng that Charles J. Brain be
appointed administrator OF his de-
ceased fathers estate, In place Of Annie
Peters Brain Myers. removed. h going
o. meet With opposition. An answer has
been filed to the petition by the deposci
administrators. Ia which u Is dcnlcd
that Charles j. ~ one ~ the noNt uf KIN
nud one Of the hCirH-ntslnw ~ the de-
ceased. Edward Brain, The answer
also denies that be " "a ~ and proper
person 10 act na administrator. Mru.
Meyers opposition, 81 " understood, ~
based on the proposition that Charles
j. Brain n q son 81 Edward Brain by a
pulyHnmoua marriage, II VIII be re-
called that Annie Peters Brain Meyers
was removed ua ndmiulftratflN BY
Judge iiilos SOME time aro fur tho rcn-
son that since her husbands death she
married again, u being held that THIS
act disqualified her from acting Ia that
capacity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

JOHNSON At South Bountiful.
Davis county Utah. July II. 1899. John
Johnson. He was born IN Naiby
Sweden. Feb. H. 1888, Joined the Church
IN his native county, and cmigrntcd to
Utah In 1865; moved TO South Bountlful
thirty-two years ago, He leaves a wife
and six children. and seventeen grand
children, lie died nH he had lived, "A
faithful Lattor-dny Saint Ho had n
son In Sweden on mission nt the time
Of his death.
Funeral at South Bountiful Thursday,
July 18Th. ut 2 pm.
scandinavian papers please copy.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

ln the Old farm house nj Forest Dale
tomorrow night O. public reception Will
%" given In honor of Elder William
stevenson, Just returned from Germany
and Elder James Jensen, Just home
from Tennessee. An excellent program
viii be rendered and dance given.
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DIED.

BIRD-In this city, July nth 1899. Of
bowel trouble. John Bird. AGED 6s years.
months and "a days, born IN stanford.
Lincolnshire. England.
The funeral services will be held to-
day "wednesday at $3.50 y. M. from
$40 north Grant street. between Sixth
and Seventh West. OF Fourth North
street. Friends respectfully Invited 20
attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

The following orders were made by
Judge Iilcr today;
Frank y. Mcuurrln vs. The Salt Lake
Implement company o. al; demurrer
submitted upon briefs,
Rudd VI Anderson decree OF forcclo-
sure and judgment Tor sos.
John Robinson 81 nl yH Pacific States
Savings and Loan associations motion
for new trial Overrulcd.
Mary Ann Wardrop Va Ahram ward
rop; certified COPY OF decree ordered
made ana recorded.
Mary y. barnes W simpson H.
Barnes: referred 10 Clerk Blair TO take
testimony and report,
q. ~. Thum. receiver, w Daniel VOL
Htcnholmoi motion Tor new trial over
ruled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

Chicago. July t2.-whnc a Monon cx.
ourrion train heavily loaded wins going
round a curve near 18th street two men
were thrown TO the ground The dead:
John Kane, Gnnu, fllH
Injured. Thus, Newell. Chlcarn. In
Jurcd internally.
The train was filled with passengers
on their way 10 a picnic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12
TOOK Darn OF OFFICE.

Douglas a. Swan. who will succeed
hls father ~ city auditor until August
lot took the oath OF office today
Auditor swan will take a much needed
vacation and rest.
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MedlGO.E Electrical Institute.
DR.. LUTHER, Licensed Physician

Commercial block, rooms tOi-IOi. Of
flee hours to-is q. M, 40 y. M.
Special scientific treatment Of nor
vOus and SEXUAL diseases. strictly con-
hdontial, Antiseptic medicines. self
prepared. static machine for electric
dry Baths FOR iihcumatlsm. and weak
ness Of the spine, for general debility
cplleptic chorca. hyHtoria, cnurcsis noe
turnn and consumption Ohc greatest
Ozone producerD Electrlc-ca0inet- bat-
tcrios. Cthe Worlds Fair prize outnt.
ear massage battery 10 cure deafness.
DIR. LUTHER. trained nurse OF many
years experience.
Private instructions and lessons givcn
TO students In Medicine. Anntomic aud
In acknowledgements, at evening NJ
ter business hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

gan Francisco. July 1888 y. M
The United statOH transport steamers
Newport and ohio. with the returning
oregon volunteers ON board, have becn
sighted OF Point Reyes.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

salt Lake city July II, 1899,
Todny's clcnrlnsH ,,.. .....-fi093iN,S SO
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ny gallon. quart or pint. for oflleo use.
News, books stationery. legal blanks.
H. y. nAMMEI.
u West Second South Street.
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Estate and guardianship Of Florence
Miner n minor; James Edward Nc
Chimes appointed special guardian, I'M
der a 5000 bond.
Estate of Minnie Himmnh, deceased;
bond OF special administrators. T.. l..
Colburn. fixed nt $4,000, upon the ming
OF which he hna fun charge OF the
property Of the estate.
Estate OF Sarah l.. Thomas. deceased;
Sadie Thomas Benedict aud Thomas l.,
ThomaHfnppOlnted administrators.
Estate Of Ella T.. SoariCs, deceased
viii admitted to probate and James w.
Soarica appointed administrator.
Estate ~ Edward Brain, deceased
placed upon trial calendar.
Estate OF Margaret l.. McMurrin, de-
ceased; order made for settlement OF
nnal account and distribution OF estate.
suit on a rron,issory Note
John strlclSicy filed suit against A..
II. Bemls today 60 recover y'6Spo al
legged TO be due on a certain promlasory
note.
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SMITH & ADAMS,


oSEnAY HORSE ABOUT YEARS oLD
brand looks Ike on loft hip. II tho above
described animal Is not claimed ana taken
away On OF before July 20, isl1 he viii be-
sofa AZ CITY tstrny Pound nt D M. John
o. MattoA, City foundkeopeE
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oRE ND DuLLION REPORrs.

Following arc tolay's ore and bullion
receipts 0s reported by the Institutions
below Indicated
r., H. JONES s. co.
NFe 'sss's ss.s.. ss.s.. ,ssst..,.s A2l. 900
hullloh ''''s ''.,.,. ..,,,. ,...,,. 10000
Iulu '''' =. ..,..,,. .....,....&ii, 900
BAMBERGER q MCMILLAN.
hulllon "''' ',. ,,. ..,....,.S2i,gl3
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1899-12-15
lie truppe Italiane
non andranno i'm Egitto

CAIRO, 2l 80 L"Averin Egytian". ri
ferendo lie voci corse su un'eventuaIo
sostituzlone di truppe itnllane a quelle
inglesi. affinche queste possano recarsi
combattere mel Transvaal. dice che
la proposta IN fatta veramente al Go
verno italiano. ma che questo rispose
di non poterla accettare.
Daltra parte soggiunge II gior-
male - possiamo asscurare che la
Francia non permetterebbe la sostitu-
zione, e clio per due motlyi: primo. per
che l'Italia vlolerebbe Ia neutralltA i'm
postasi da lutte lie potenze europee du-
rante la guerra mel Transvaal; secondo
perche la sostituzione dclle truppe In
glesi senza darne avyiso allie potenze in
teressate In Francia . ira questo
- non farebbe che yenlre In appoggio
ALA presunzione dellInghilterra. la qua
le persuasa di essere la sola Potonra
che abba II diritto di spndroneggiare
In Egitto dimenticandosi sopratutto chs
al '-.rnfD NJ $3.50 n aultano II x,,av3s
IN trattato che regola roccupaziono
inelese, che le potenze po3sono faro
osservare"
svago del nostri lottori spigoglia-
mo, dall'ultlmo nnmero del "Diibouti''
la seguente peregrina fantasia. che. In
sieme con attire parecchie dovrebbero
provare quonte mlnacce sovrastino al
l'lmpero di Menelik
SERVE adunque II eiornale dI quella
colonia franeese;
"Al nord lItalia raddoppla gil sfor-
H.
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.LITALiA E
LA CHINA.
II richiamo delle no.
sire navi.
APPROVATO DALLA CAME
RA Del DEPUTATI.
Mckinley appIaudito ALA
Camera ItaIiana

ROMA, 10. - Nell'odierna seduta
della Camera del Deputati. il radicale
onorevole Barzilai presento una mozio-
ne cola quale 81 dichiarava che Fan
nunciato richiamo della squadra Italia
ma dale accue della China ledeva e
comprometteva ronore nazionale.
Delta mozione venne respinta con
163 voti contro 81. Prima di addivenire
ALA votazione. ronorevole Visconti We
nosta, Ministro degi AFFAIR." Esteri, di-
chiaro che rItalia non fece mai alcun
negotiate cola China per ottenere ces-
sioni di territorio. Quel che fece il Co
'erno italiano fu di appoggiare la do
manda di enti privati per ottenere del
lie. concessioni minerarie. Quanto ALA
dimostrazione navale dell'Italia, que
sta fu motto esagerata.
Indi la Camera ST occupo del linciag-
gio degli italiani di Tallulah, Louisia-
ma. al quail proposito 10 stesso ministro
comunico clio che disse mel suo messag-
gio il presidente Mckinley. lie cui di-
chiarazioni furono rieevute con vivi
applause
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| BOERI SCONFITTl?
DieCimila di eSSl Sareb.
berO Stati Catturati.
(Dispaccio Telegrafico)


LONDRA, H. Oggi in borsa corse la
voce che II generate Cleary aveva rag
giunto Ladysmith ed aveva catturati
tremila boeri. La notizia cause un mo-
mento di eccitazione ed valori Sud A
fricani salirono al parecchi punt.
LONDRA, II. ~ I'm dispaccio da e
dlmburgo ALA Exchange Telegraph Co.
ia la notizia di una strepitosa vlttoria
riportata dale armi inglesi Secondo II
dispaccio. il generate Butler avrebbe
sconfitti boeri liberata Ladysmith
dall assedio catturati diecimila boeri.
la notizia non pero conferma'a al
Ministero della Guerra.
DURHAM. Natal. II. - La notizia
corsa qul della liberazione di Ladysmi
tn non ha causato alcun sgomento.
Nessuno ci presta fede. Per quanto for
tunato fosse. IL generate Cleary non
pu0 aver raggiunto Ladysmith col suoi
rinforZi.
Credesi che la notizia sensazione
sia stata posta in circolazione tanto per
menomare la disfatta di Stromburg.
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GE EEsSGxE ESEEE9
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.c'GfaHa

AVETE bisogno di un buon ritratto
per vol o per vostri amici conoscen-
ii? Avete bisogno di far fare il ritratto
della famiglia; gruppi di Societa. pae-
saggi? vi occorre uningrandimento al
crayon, ad olio, ad acquarello? Vo-
lete II vostro ritratto, o quello di vo-
stra moglie. figi, conoscenti cd amici
sopra un bottone. una spilla da DON
pa, per cravatta con bordo dorato o
senza? Venite ALA Nuova Fotografia
al No. 249 Pacific street, ira Battery e
Front streets vi assicuro di eervirvi
bene tanto in ritratti semplici che co
loriti al naturale. Prezzi ragionevoE
riuscita Parantita. C. UBERTO, Gal
leria all'ultimo piano sul tettca ,el
Fair Building. $500. -