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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28
LAY CABLE TO CALAMBA.
Quick Work 10 Connecting With the Captured
City.
General otis Reports the KiiIcd,
Wounded. aud Prisoner. Return
Of the California Volunteers.

Manila, July g. 5l5 q. MIN com.
pliauco with AN order received from
Madrid, the spanish transport Aiya will
proceed from Manila Immediately 90 the
Caroline Islands In order 90 rcpatrIatc
the garrison and inhabitants Of those
islands.
1 There ls great Interest In the nrst 49,.
tempt Of cable boat 90 follow the
movements ~ the army The boat laft
Tambuy near Tugulg at the northern
end Of Lnguna dc Bay, this morning.
after making connection with Tho land
wire. ana successfully laid eighteen
miles o. cable. 10 lH expected tho ca-
bic boat viii reach calambo tonight,
LOSSES At CALNMBA.
Washington. July -s.-The war de-
partmcnt this morning received its first
official report Of the capture Of Cnlam-
ba In the following cablcgram from
Gen. Otis;
Hail 1000 men. captured Calamba,
important strategic position Lagunu dc
Bay, yesterday, driving out three humid
red insurgents. Command composed
portions Fourth cavalry Twenty first
infantry Washington volunteers. trans
ported IN launches ana caHroea. gunb0nt
accompanying. Casualties.
PrivnteH Charles Closeup, Fourth.
and McDuny II. Twenty nrst. killed
Corporal Thomas Totten. %. Fourth,
MORALLY wounded.
Prlvnteu Michael Sheridan. Herbert
Tmcey, Napoleon White, X, Twenty
nrHt seriously wounded.
priyatcs Kinds and plummcr. @. and
Samson. e.. Fourth, Phillips Fourth.
Christie and HolllEter, q. and Ashland,
Twenty-hrHt. slightly wounded.
Insurgents casualties unknown. For
~ Spanish prisoners released, spanish
gunbOat In good condition. long sought
for In bay, captured,
This town tho direct objective ~
Lnwton when hH captured Santa Cruz
and launched in April, but unable 10
reach town by boats ON account Of
shoal water.
Gen. OTIS. today, cabloi the following
details regarding the troops cu route
ON the transport sherman;
The transport sherman, with 'nlifur-
mia infantry and heavy artillery, LETT
Tor san FrlnclHoD ON the Goth. luf1u-
try. fnrty-oup officers. one thousand rn-
listed. artillery. nine officers and go
enlisted: infantry lrft at - Curlotn,
Nerr0E. priVatDI claude W. Hun COM
puny T.. W. j.. clark q. W, lveraun.
company +. John NJ Norman. james
Dubupy. James n Brown. william H..
stewart. company O.. A. O. Collnsi
company l., sick. Private Benz +. huni'
company nurse, Private Ralph Coates
company X, missing la action near
Manila Aurii o.
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Those who Surrendered nj san Juan are
nefore Court MhrtInl.

Madrid. July 2S-Thc trial Of Cen
erals Toral. Barcja and others for sur
rendering Santiago dc Cuba win begin
ON Monday before "A supreme court mar
tlal and II ~ expected TO occupy six or
seven slttings Of court, II Is stated that
Gen. Blnnco, who was governor-gcn-
eral Of Cuba during the late war, has
signed deposition to the effect that
he gave Cen Toral permission 10 sur
render an the district under his COM
maud with the exception OF Manznnil-
TO- The defense also relies upon a tole-
gram from Gen. llnarea, General
Toral's predecessor which was sent
after Gen. Linares had been wounded.
appealing to the nation to say " the
troops at Santiago had not maintained
the honor of the army Intact and add
ing, III II a. necessary that "A sacri-
fee be made and that some one must
assume responsibility Tor the events
foretuld In my dispatches I offer my
self. In loyalty for the good Of my
country no matter what the outcome /
viii assume the responsibility OF Sign
ing the surrender
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Address Of tho Secretary to the American
People.

Ffuults
Washington. July 2S.-Thc secretary
OF the Dewey home fund requests tho
publication OF the following statement;
There can no longer be amy doubt uH
60 whether q home VIII be purchased by
popular subscription for Admiral
George Dewey. ~ a meeting Of the
national Dewey home fund committee
today Il was found that the aggregate
amount OF cash actually received by
Treasurer Roberts ~ $4,000 from to-
tai Of over 5000 subscribers. one
hundred and three subscribers gave
$4,000 The statement was made that
s. 1000 promised some time since by the
New York Journal would be forthcom-
ing shortly. bringing the grand ng-
rrcrate up 10 81. 200 The committee
agreed TO close the subscriptions be-
fore the arrival Of Admiral Dewey In
New York IN September ana then TO
proceed, after consultation with the nd-
mlrul ~ TO location. etc, TO purchase
the home with whatever funds they
may at that time have on hand,
we win purchase the home N not
another dollar ~ received, 30 that the
question now is whether the patriotic
and generous people of the country
vii permit the purchase Of home at
the nations capital for the hero OF
Manila with twenty or thirty thuus-
and dollars" say the committee In
mnlllng their last appeal. Therefore
those who desire 20 contribute are
urged by the committee TO contribute
at once. All contributions should be
forwarded TO Hon. Ellis II. Roberts,
Treasurer OF the U, g., Washington, ID.
g.. who will issue souvenir receipts Tor
the same.
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STARTING BUS LINES NOW
Report that street Car naEnates VIII
Enter the Field Against the
Railways.

Cleveland. July 2S.--Nearly ~ hours
have now elapsed since any riotous
demonstration has occurred In connec-
tion with the street car strike and the
authorities are greatly encouraged over
the situation.
The Big Consolidated officials this
morning stated that the cars were be.
Ing operated ON every line In the city
fourteen In all.
ON the Union street line. which runs
through district thickly populated
and where II has been generally be-
lieved trouble would Inevitably come
when an attempt was made 10 resume
operations, cars We're running on
schedule time this morning without any
trouble.
Detectives who have been hunting
FOR the mlscreants who placed nitro
glycerine ON the tracks and blew up an
Euclid avenue car last Sunday night
have finally secured some strong evil
dence bearing upon the case and will
make ut least two arrests before night
fan. A reward OF 5000 viii be- paid
by the Big Consolidated on the arrest
and conviction OF the guilty parties.
business Agent Pratt, Of the street
car mems union, said today that not
"a single desertion had occurred from
the ranks Of the strikers lie de
clnred that az a result OF the fact that
the lawlessness on the part OF the sym
pathizors had practically ceased. the
men felt much encouraged and believed
that their battle would eventually be
Won.
A report which cannot be confirmed
was widely circulated today that Tom
l.. or A, L. Johnson. the former street
car magnates OF this city, had shipped
from various points 10 Cleveland large
number Of umnlbuses. and would iiu-
mediutely start lines In opposition TO
the Big Consolidated street cars.
The strikers themselves have In
operation a large number OF bus lines,
parnlleling some OF the most important
lines OF the Big Consolidated COM
puny
According to Gen. ANllno the with
drawul Of the troops viii begin next
Monday unless the conditions change
very materially from their present
status.
Battery II and troop \, First Ohio
cavalry, We're today relieved from
strike duty
The boycott movement Is spreading
rapidly, It IL not only being put IN
force against retail merchants but
wholesalers, In some sections Of the
city persons who are known to ride ON
the Big Consolidated cars. cannot pur-
chase articles OF food from butchers
and gTOcprs
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WAS rnrnr nEoENrLY'
r,dsr u. y. roit Expresses Himself Re
rardinE the Trouble.

In conversation today with Elder d.
p. p. Felt. who recently returned from
the southern states and Georgia In
,,rtirulor. Il was learned that the scene
oftbs outrage occurred at n point inter
,.cilng three counties. Jasper. Newton
and Rockdnic. the two former counties
being divided by the yellow river.
Considerable "moonHhinc" whiskcy IL
being made there. Jasper county has
long been known as resort for extra
tough citizens where murders nave
been "a frequent occurrences In fact it
has BEEN said many times that a man
could escape punishment for murder
more easily than he could for making "a
quart OF whisky.
The Elders" continued Elder Felt
have been signally successful In Jas
rtr county. having converted quite q
number Of the better class Of people
and established a branch of the Church
near this intersection. and from a re-
cent letter from Elder $. d. Rogers. the
superintendent Of sunday schools for
he Georgia conference. In which he
Gays he. with his companion, Elder q.
~ Porter. expected to visit this neigh
horhood to establish a Sunday school
N Jasper county. ! am led TO believe
that they. with President W. ID. Rench-
~, are the Elders referred TO. for ~ a
matter Of fact no Elders have been
ahlnng In either Of these three coun-
ties Tor fully three or four months.
al the time that Elder Eugene 49,
Lewis and were working near Newton
factory. where the outrage IL said to
have occurred. small soulod preacher
named Smith made n bitter attack from
H. pulpit ana II was difficult FOR uH TO
restrain number Of our friends from
fssentlng the Interference, a. the people
u this noighborhOod are very impuisiye
and easily excited aud " the local
preachers could work mp prejudice II
4 elfy 10 believe following or the
laWless element could be- got together
70 run out the Elders aH Indicated by
NE dispatches"
n believe " no resistance had been
offered that little harm would have re-
Quilted, but ON account Of the fight that
vas made both by the Elders and the
Mr Cunnard with whom they were
saying ! am upprchenalve that they
may receive pretty rough treatment.
WI believe no serious Intentions were
Iaft ~ the original plans"
DO you know II Elders Rulon NJ.
owen and James Caatleton are likely 20
D. N The nelEhburhoodg
No, slr I feel sure they are not the
victims for several reasons. First. the
,AhNaHsing ana tracing was finished In
,Hese counties and all the Elders have
ven lhhorlng further south except the
travelling superintendency of Sunday
schools and President Renchcr OF the
telrgia conference"
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London. July 2s-An interesting case
the outcome OF the naturalization
crusade. was opened IN the court OF
queens bench today when the Leicester
guardians, consisting OF thirty-hve
gentlemen and i've ladies. appeared to
show cause why m0ndamus should
not be- issued To compel the appoint
ment 81 vaccination officer. The
guardians wcrs elected under a pledge
to resist compulsory vaccination.
During the Journey " the guardians
to London crowds OF sympathlEerF met
them AZ various stations and loudly
chccred them. Upon their arrival at
London they We're met by huge crowds
who ehcorod tho Leicester MARTYRS"
and accompanied them IN procession.
The court mandamused tho guardians.
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Washington. July 2s-Thc attorney
FenerM has rendered opinions In three
cases involving questions uf franchises
AMI concessions IN Porto Rico. IN The
ease OF Vicente and jose tscru, "a" at
tornpy general holds that they do not
hold "a complete ana lawful CONCESSION
tn build "a trumWHy from Ponce 10 Port
puucc.and that the secretary NJ war has
mo- right to confirm such concession,
The attorney general also holds dd-
versely on the application Of Ramon
Valdez CObian fur u concession ~ tho
right To- use the water power ot the
river Plata in Porto Rico. IN the cases
of Frederick W. Weeks for permission
10 construct "a wharf nr pier az Ponce,
tho attorney general holds that 90 grant
the petition ~ beyond the power of the
..nrnilrN lL MML
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

HuunN. ~ r., July 2s.-Thr marine
court which Investigated the loss Of tho
nod Gross passenger steamer fOrtlu ON
HIg Fish Shuu, to the westward VI
HulifuN hHrpur on the uight OF July
DO. has found her commander, captain
W. d. Farrell. responsible fur the wreck
and has suspended his masters cprtlh-
cato Cor SIS months, but has given him
"a mates certificate for that period In
consideration Tor his conduct ln saving
the lives of those ON board, all OF whom
escaped except % boy
THE iIIrt comments mo considerable
length 600 the circumstances leading up
20 tho disaster ana from the evidence
draws tho conclusion that Captain Far
roll was guilty OF several grave errors
iu the navigation uf his ship, notably
running at fun speed through thick
fugs. relying too much ON dead reckon
ms 10 obtain hi8 position ana not
sounding often enough.
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Chicago. July 2S,-Omolala OF organ
lied labor state that the brlukmakors
strike iH likely To precipitate gem
eral walkout In the city. Committees
from the brickmakers' alliance today
Invaded buildings In various stages OF
construction and where nun-uniun
brick was being used, ordered the men
10 cease work The brickmukcrs' de-
mand not only AN Increase In wages
but the recognition Of the BrickmuScrH
union, The employers against whom
the movement IL directed preserve "a
stolid front OF Indifference, what sue
cess the strikers Will have
IN their Efforts 20 call out
other branches OF the build
ing trades win not be determined until
the various unions have held meetings
10 consider the matter.
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were broken by the fau ana they died
almost Instantly
1nrdiner's cap became diHarranrol iu
tho tnll ana hls face was visible Co the
speehtor' lie was apparently cone
rciou7 about one moment. after which
h. slowly stuugiod.
The crime committed By Gardiner.
James and Myers wus particularly re-
voting. Annie Bailey was iu her room
alone when the mon entered ono Ht IA
tluv aud assaulted her After two
weeks OF suffering. during which tho
child was unconscious most uf Che time.
her strength returned and she was SUE
nclehily recovered Co appear against
her aHauillntH.
Joseph Bryan was convicted Of the
murder N his common law wife. Mary
Pack. CDlurci bryan had lived about
.N years with the woman. who had
deserted her husband Thoy bad free
quent hfuwls in the last One gry4n
cut the WumIu's thruut
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United States Sends the New
Orleans and the Machias,
FOR AMERICAN INTERESTS.
Creditors Of the IIaiucn Governments
Decide to ARi,aic for nm Amer
lean Protcctorntc.

Washington. July 2s-A naval ves-
rei ~ 20 be sent Immediately to san
Domingo. Secretary Hay has made
the request that Secretary Long take
this action.and the Aiachias.n now nc san
Juan. T.. r.. ana only a days run from
san Domingo. win proceed az once to
that island. Minister Powell has not
suggested any such acton 10 the gov-
eminent. but IL IL deemed we'll, IN Wow
of the press reports indicating tho dis.
turbcd condition Of AFFAIRS, TO have a
representative OF the unitrd States au-
thority within reach 81 the minister
TO protect American Interests. should
the need arise. Minister Powell cablcd
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dense cloud Of smoke. which extends
hundreds Of miles out 90 sea.
Honolulu. July q, via San Francisco.
July 2S.-Tho volcanic eruption ON
Maunn Loa IL stnl Ia full blast. The
lava flow u apparently nuing up the
table land near the Humuula sheep
ranch. lilo and the whole island Of
Hawaii are cnvclopcd IN Hmooke. Ven
sells encounter den1'- clouds OF smoke
hundreds OF miles out nt sea, and nnvi-
gators are seriously Inconvenience.
lNlauca n also smoking freely ana the
Indications are that this volcano VIII
soon be IN active eruption.
Frank Dnvey has returned from a
visit TO the volcano, lie says there lH
series Of eight rraterr. Five ~ them
were dead, but appeared Co have been
active quite recently. one ~ the others
was bolchiug forth smoke and IRE and
molten rocks Of great size. According
TO Dnvey the rocks were az big aH
horses ana went so high that they
cooled before falling TO the ground
IL took pavcy and HE party aftoon
hours to ascend the mountain from tho
uctiNC crater 90 the summit whore their
horses were left, Two men became de-
llrious on the way for want OF water.
The trip N described as terrible one
IN the extreme. All around the top ur
the mountain u was cold. A. the crater
~ was very hot. The extremes were
such rs would knock almost anybody
out,
j, s. Pratt wis caught on knoll high
up On Mauna Lon, on two sides uf
which the lava was flowing The sun
was nearly down. n. did not know
which way 10 10 ana spent the night
thqrc no a desperate chance. as h.
thought, OF life. He sat up all night
and watched the lava How. When the
fumes were blown his way he would
have TO lie down on his face TO keep
from suffocatlng. Next morning he
unAA-n hnI Nu.nn ILa. Inn INV
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PLUMBERS INCORPORATES,

George @. Doyle q Co. today filed
articles Of Incorporation with the coun-
" clerk. stating their capital at 5000,
With the following incorporntors;
George q. Doyle president and treas
urer. Yates A. Adams, vice president;
james Killeen, secretpry, These also
form the directorate, The business Of
the company VIII be that OF plumbing
and heating and the selling Of supplies
for these purpuaeg.
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ESCAPE OF
MORMON ELDERS
The Three Taken on Wednesday
Night Are Saie'
GOT AWAY FROM THE MOB
.,,, are BADLY Bruised, but are NO"
WIN Rricnds-No Inienho"
TO Lynch rhem'

Jackson. Ga July 2s.-The three MOT
-sr Elders who were taken away ir"'"
IN. home Of william cunnard Wedne'-
s,y night by a mob escaped from their
.,,o-. and are now safe near here
rbsy nre badly bruised. They swan
Ass, the creek. hotly pursued by the
.o, finally escaping to the home Of
,-sods. It Is not though, the mob In
tended to lynch them, but only escort
,bsm out OF the country.
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Honolulu, July a. via san Francisco.
July 2s.-Sugar planters and govern
ment officials are worried over the dis
cusslOn VI the Hawaiian contract labor
system now going ON In the United
states, They deny that the lab0rera
are treated uH slaves, and while add
hitting that the contract system will
cyontually have 10 be- abolished Insist
that under present conditions they have
no other recourse.
The transports Connemaugh and city
10 Manila
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stoubcnvnic. Ohio. July 2s-ren men
were badly Injured and a large number
Of others were bruised ana cut In coll
lislon today between a work train ON
the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad
and shifting engine near Mingo June
ton. The most seriously Injured were;
John Bowen. james Tailon, Thomas
McChanin. Isaac Thompson, William
McCarty. oscar Bell. Edward Porter.
Matt Martin. John sullivan and John
Hpllcruu.
The accident was caused by mis-
placed switch.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
An Italian at Castle Gate Tries Dull
Poeketknite.


Castle Gate. Utah, July 2s.-An
Italian by the name OF Rosaro scaryo
attempted suicide here this morning by
slnshlnE himself In the breast vita q
dull pocket knife while temporarily IN
sane. Family trouble seems to be the
cause. scarvo IL "a years OF age. lie
Will recover.
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DEATH OF MRS, LESsEyIcH.

Word has been received conveying
the Information that Mrs. Lessnich OF
Sioux city. Iowa, died ON Saturday
last from appendicitis. The lady was
a sister to Attorney y, n. Straup OF
this city. Mr.. straup went east the
day his sister died. but VIII not be
home until next week Dr. Straup OF
Bingham. brother 20 Attorney straup
city today.
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PEOPLE FEAR AN OUTBREAK


cape Haltlen, July 2s.-The funeral
q fIest Heureaux took place at ave
''loek last evening In Santiago de las
'1uaI'eros. The population was panic
'd''kfn but there was no disorder.
report has been received 10 the 81
'7'' mat The adversarlcs OF the gov
s'nlnsnl attacked Moca last night. The
"s"s oi the death of Prest, Heurcaux
vas hardly credited here by the people
'",ially until last evening, when I'M
S,uD''d confirmation was received.
'N'n there was great rejoicing among
w. Dominican exlles. many OF whom
w ana around Cape Haitien.
,b.'r,e eAlles who were driven out Of
nr.,, country by Heureaux are now
b,5r,a',es 10 arm themselves and enter
rbi.SS ,omlngo, whore they expect their
them. 'N'" iA'uor Jllnlhez' TO JON
me Dominican government Is mak.
Bsl,t,I PREPARATIONS on large scale to
maintain Itself
ssr,pitI' ne France, July 2s-The funeral
1--we over the remains of preat
avyall,aGN' which took place at santl-
Eyent le las Caballeros at o'clock last
h. Nv. We're attended by a large num-
49, people, ana were conducted with
bi,1 soIemnity The body. which mud
bp5.8 STATE throughout the day. was
'sTgi,u IN the cathedral
iBfsn5 s,9,'grnor Of the province super
,gluay, throughout tho Island dngs
XIII placed at half mast ON nh pubilc
n limits The government has issued
nIna d H. ordering official mourning for
,tst'' Guy OF santo Domingo Is I'm n
tu.n.s. unrest and business Is entirely
brsrt The people fear am out
msn N Last night a band OF armed
Uen-, attacked Moca, where President
ber ~, alN was killed. and fred mum.
summers ,nols II Is reported the forcea
''uns the ASSASSIN have been aug
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WANT AMERICAN PRorECToRATE

Kingston. Jamaica, July es.-Prlvnte
advices received By mail from Haiti
state that at the conference between
the Hniticn minister Uf finance and the
creditors Of the nation on Tuesday the
latter refused 10 accept the proposals
for consolidation OF the Interior debt
because they had despaired OF accom-
plishlng a permanent basis OF nntncial
prosperity under present conditions.
II IL added that the creditors have de-
termlned to agitatc FOR an American
protecturute, 10 which end they are
willing to drive the country INTO hope
less bankruptcy ana invite the neces-
sary American capital 20 eNtricate the
country from It's embarrassment.
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Washington. July 2s-Thr war de-
partmeHt has received the following
from Gen. Brooke at Havana regarding
the yellow fever Htuatiuns
Gen, Wood reports twcnty-slNth. No
more cases reported among troops orr
government employees l think safely
consider the present epidemic over,
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sermatt Switzerland, July 2s.--Early
today tourists discovered Mime Morel
and her daughter at the bottom OF
ravlne near here Evidently they had
rolled distance Of 1900 feet Nine
Morel was dead, her skull being frac-
tured. Her daughter was badly in
iured and delirious, until She recov-
cred her sanity the details OF the ac-
cident cannot be ascertalned.
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Fort Worth, Tex, July 2s.-Jamcs NJ.
Darlington, alias Darlington, was
hanged here at $40 D, m, Darlington
was the leader Of the band who ON the
night " July "a, 1895. robbed a Santa
fe railroad train near Saginaw and
killed Fireman Whitaker and Engineer
Williams. About nfty persons Wit
Messed the execution and a great crowd
surrounded the iall.
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Los Angeles, cal. July 2S.-word has
reached here Of an accident which oc-
CURED ON the Santa Ie on Wednesday.
AZ Angel station, "A few miles east OF
Flagstaff, the fourth section OF "A
freight train eastbound ran into third
section and Engineer Richard Baird
was instantly killed His fireman Jump
ed and escaped with few bruisea