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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

future. What tidlngs shall you bcar7
what fruit will come forth from the
seed We sow7 Let 1t be- good for the
harvest VIII be greater than the seed
and Of like kind. Garry only good 70
the future. let the past and the present
retain their evil
d. The state offers oil her CHILDREN an
opportunity 70 get not only a &c mon
school education but she has. at great
expense. made provision 10 meet the
growing demand for higher inatructlon.
new temple of learning y being rrc-
pared for YOU. Fum y0ndor hill VIII
Windows = VA n welcome t. ambitious
youth. You owe II 60 yourselves 10 res
pond. You cannot look for great reAults
IL YOU allow yourrclycs 10 rest salts
ncd with your present attachments.
They are barely sufficient to enable YOU
to pursue with uroni to yourselves the
work ~ higher institutlonsc u learn
inH. 'lou are not yet prepared 70 CONF
pete In the great Mold " mind. Go for
ward and upward until your horizon
lima " extended 10 the boundary OF
much of the field ~ science. ~ lfera.
tufc. and Of art. then specialize until
you reach the summit N some peak
that stands In your chosen pathway.
Be not content 10 rest NJ the base OF
higher cducaiion'H clustering towers.
The opportunity r. nov yours " VIII
NV w NWWFN INfNNfNH WV - fNhffN -
may. With YOU and YOU alone rests the
responsibility ~ completing the work
thus FAR advanced We have faith that
you viii go on. that you VIII continue
In your fidelity ~ duty, that you viii
honor yourselves, tho schools itnm
which you come and the school 10
which you 60. then will there be ~ the
great Admiral Frhiey says, Honor
enough for all" Aud now. In recorni-
tinu of vniir perseverlng Industry your
ability and worth and Ne m evidence
that YOU have purancd and cnmnietef
In satisfactory manner the cnurrc %
study prescribed Tor The nrsi EIGHT
grades ~ the public schools 81 salt
Lake county, I. m behalf ~ the officers
and teachers. 10 here present 20 each
of you a certificate ~ graduation which
bears the signatures ~ your PRINCIPAL
and the county superintendent OF dis
tfici schools.
I congratulate you and wish you con-
tlnucd success.
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ARRIVAL ~ sAlr LAKE.
Thousand. Of Patriotic c'tise"s cheer Oh.
Admiral 10 tho tsbe.

A grand and patriotic denomination
awaited tho gallant admiral and his
party whom they reached the no
Cranie Western depot In this city, a
citizens throngsd the depot ground and
waved small American fiaga. pocket
HANDKERCHIEF. canes and umbrellas IN
the air The nring u large bomb
frightened the team attached 10 the
carriage that was waiting 10 convoy
the eiiy'r guest 10 the residence OF Mr.
Wallace. Steady hands soon quletei ".
however, and tho police begun the DIM
Guilty Of clearing tho way for the pro-
orsrlon 10 the street.
The route from the depot was up
Second South street TO Main. thence
north 10 brigham, thence east TO U,
thence north 10 Third. thence east TO
the pofchea. Mr.. Wallace'a residence.
A. the party passed II. X. Block a Co.'S
place of business on Second South.
The admiral was pleasantly SUR
prircd by seeing tn. colofr OF
his flagship prominently dis
PLAYED. ~ was an ensign con-
rlrtinr of a blue Held and two white
starr. why" he said. "therc'n my
some where" The ensign had been
placed there by Thomas Bennett. one
Of the managers who had served In the
navy under Fighting bob" Evans. He
knew what the sdminais ensign was
and therefore hung II out. and with the
pleasing effect indicated.
The orders of the procession 10 the
purchen was as follows First. Nd
mlral Hchley and Mrs. Hchiey. Governor
Wells aud George Y. Wallace. second,
General Mnndefron aud Mrs. Mander-
son. General Charles Burton and Mayor
Clark: third. General John q. Cannon.
Colonel ". W. Clayton. Commander NJ.
~ Kaighn and Colonel J. II, Wlnd.r;
fourth. Colonel H. X. Smith. Colonel ~.
&. Wallace. Colonel Theodore llruback
and Major W. A. stanton. NTH. Coll
.ii.i IL. q. sieatcr. Colonel W. n. owen.
Captain y. 81. bishop and Colonel ~
~. Clark. sixth. A. 4. liarner. W. A.
Neidsn, J. r. caino and George W.
Homney; ~, enth. John Allen. John SID
doway. Not'-rt Patrick and chris Dlehl,
eighth. Edgar Howe and y. \. Fern
stfomi ninth. Robert Morris. Henry
Wallace. y. ~. Weller and George
Buckle.
Ths luncheon at the Porcher was
most delicious and after u had been
disposed of and discussed the honorrd
quests enjoyed thoroughly the grand
and Inspiring View from the porchcH
u the palatihi home of the wailaceH
that has given II the name that II bears
OF the beautiful valley ~ the falt lake.
Here the party remained until II drove
o. tho Tabernacle 20 attend n portion
Of the services at the o'clock meeting
as fully reported In the proceedings ~
the Mutual Improvement conference
chronlcled In another part OF this
paper.
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famous a.o diamond trophy that was
prcaentod by the people of Maryland
H. Inc sailor last February He then
nroreeded 70 expatiate upon the beau.
lies Of the western scenery.
The query ~ to whether he had ever
boen "iIobsonizcd' brought forth y
nrn,npt rcply that he had not. and
iurther, did not intend TO be. lie
said that he ala not wish 10 be the
means In any way of allowing n woman
10 40 In , burst ~ emotion what she
might regret aftcrwari. lie had too
hlgh an appreciation N true woman
hood.
Two must have a large navy II has
become n necessity. and with " must
10 strong coast dcfensea. which arc the
natural supplement % naval Work
CHINA spain and the United states
were the three nations Of the word
which had small navlcs at the bcrln.
ming ~ tho war. II Il a notable coin
cidenco that ID was two % these which
flret engaged IN conflict. china. you
500. without navy II being paru-
TONED By European nations.
"Tho peace Of Europe II maintained
by tho great navics and grcat armies.
War has become very serious and dan.
rrrous mong the nations Of the old
wofli. on account u their vast nrina-
mcnts
lie talked nj some length regardlnE
the nov famous battle. but when tho
gcfibea touched on technical grounds OF
Tho utility ~ thirtcon-inch guns. he
threw HE helm hard 10 port and shifted
the course.
THAT T. matter for the ordnance
bureau 10 consider" he replied. In an
awsr 10 u question. ~ II our duty 10
tieht with what We have. not 10 critl-
cifp. have decided opinions upon the
subject but II viii do no good TO pub
iish them"
before the Interview broke up. the
News man asked tho sailor whether
he had received a copy OF the Oldest
Newspaper In the West-''The Dcserct
News'-durinE the night by special
messenger.
''yes. I iid." replied tho admiral ap-
rrcclatlvcly. "and I must say that the
News" shows n very considerably
amount Of enterprise. and ! thank you
very much for the courtesy that " cN-
tended 10 mo In it, large and splendid
Issue Of Saturday night"
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a DsiiEhtfai Arsir speeches by IN. Al
mirsI and General Msndsr.on.


Returning from the Lake the admiral
and his party was again driven To the
porcheA aud after brief rest were
eacortod TO the Alta club where a most
delightful banquet was rendered him by
Mr. and Mrr. Wallace. The ailken folds
of the American iiags hung IN artistic
folds everywhere, and the fragrance OF
fresh cut flowers pervaded the room.
Covers were laid for twenty-elght,
Thoee who sat down 10 the hanqueting
tables We're Admiral sehlry. Mrs. Wal
lace, General MnudrrHon Mrs. poNncy,
W, g. Mccormick Mrs. checsmnn, u, ;,
Murray. Mrs, sharp, luohard Mackln-
tuEh. Miss liarknesa, Judge Goodwin.
Miss Maeklnt0sh, W. q. sharp, Miss
Murray Major Downcy, Mrs. WilkoHI
George N. Scott, Mru. Rawlins, Cover
nor Wells. Mrf. Mnndersnn. George y.
Wallace, Mrs. schlry. senator Rawllns,
Mrs. Goodwin. Major wilkes, Miss
koagh. Samuel Newhouse, Mrs. Mur-
ray,
chrlstensen's orchestra rendered de-
lightfui music during the progress of
the dinner ana nu the suggestion of
Judge GOODWIN Admiral Sohley was
called upon 90 respond 90 the toast
"the navy" The response was IN mod
est and happy vein and without any
reference to his own achievement IN
the great battle Of July 3rd, which
wiped the power ~ Spain from the
seas Ic made The harcst mention OF
his own nagshlp ana what II accom-
plished.
The credit FOR tho splendid victory. he
said, was due TO the excellence ~ the
American navy, ana the unappr0ach-
able execution of every man nt his post
OF duty IN defense Of the nations honor.
To know that every citizen OF the re-
public appreciated the valor and dsyo-
tion 10 duty 81 the men In the navy was
gratifying 10 him. as II ID 10 every other
patriot
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M nouLrpr MAKrs a SCENE.
Gives an Account Of iils ilf. aud n.i..
tion. With G.mbstt..

Paris. May ss-while the Drcyfus
ease was proceeding IN one part ~ the
palace 81 luHtlcr,th the nrslEe court, on the
uthe raid- of the building. was occupied
with the trial ~ N. Dc ilnniede and
MARCEL llAbcft, who are charged with
lnciilng soldiers Ia characterization on
the day Of the election OF President
l.onhet Conspicuous among tho au-
dlenco were NJ. iiochrfort, Col. Monteil.
Francois Cope and AZ. Quosnny M
hrnurcpairc, former president 81 the
eivil section 81 the court Of cessation.
DEFENDANTS ENTER.
As tho defendants entered some NJ
the spectators chesfed. The reading
Of IN indictment caused some murmtrr.
when ~, 10 iioullde, who N member
Der ~ the Chamber 81 Deputies and
creator In 1879. ~ the LEAGUE of Ia,
ifloir, was called upon 10 plead. he be-.
ghn dlhtribe against pafllamentnrinns
ana Jews. During the course OF MA
remarks he declared his action was
maturity weighed aud reminded tho
snuit mat he created houlanglam IN or.
dor 10 save France.
IuRYMEN ENTER.
The audience chrerrd N. u Rouie1e
hhd iaheft ana crledi Here Ii a Jury
on h'Huliinl' when the iuymen en.
i,n, MutmutH wrrn heard when the
charges against the prisoners yvsr,
rad, The presiding Judge mon nSi'I
~, DE lipuledc how he. a forme n,neer
~ the army and tho noldlers' iyri.,
iM.pe liuulede n the authc. ofst,hapts
du holdnt ana "N0uveuux Chants ~,
hnldhtD could wish % turn the arn,s
from lis duty, 10 this N. Do Rouide
replied amid laughter with comnarin,,
Ky ,aSinlIr bepuy 70 Tho frog In the fable.
ahh .all ne 'defendanO wished To lead
biisade 70 overthrow tho parliament
fully premeditntcd. ""A
pe RouLEDE AND uAMnnrrA
Alr p Roulsde, who spoke ia A Iona
l,e' lnvn gave an account OF his lie
Nnu relations with Gambetts win
whom, he said, he had "a ''coinmunin%,,' ~, ~,
IDEAS, Continuing, N. Do Itouiede al
mat when NJ, unmhotta disapn.a,.,5 ~
tine defcninnO was dlsguat.i H. ~
rNtnrtiln ana bribery reign M ~
falais nourhan, saying; '"'
CREATED noULANGtsM
We then created Bnulanglsm. wh.,
mat thdVd two plaques dosoand,1 49,
on France Panama. align III narlip-
iuohhfy ACCOMMODATION, ana Drovfus n
Hrn ~ national accommodation for
Mll'h palnNlnehl II responsible / am
NOT surprised there was "a re,ctiaa
which was neither royailet nor imner'
lnUrt but a popular reaction. whieh
was inevitable, The false constltuti,n
" 1870, the drnftgrs N which wished ~
place the peopie In the kings beS
which explains why the people sleep 81 so ID,
NJ, De Roulede then arralanea IN.
constitution and the budget M des.n.,'r
saying u was Increasing daily nnd that
France was approaching denelt ia
alse attacked the budget OF public
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Washington. May g,.-gan. OTIS 70.
ports the following deaths Sine HI,
last weekly report
May 10Th. typhoid maiarla-Ci,uls
u White. private. ~. TaentJ. third In.
fantry.
May slsi. malaria nanuie Hay..
private. 4. Twenty-aecond infantry.
May =, Edward Lyman, corporal.
u, sixth artillery typhoid.
May 2e-Ior. Salwhltka. private 4
TNenty-third Infantry.
May 21-Nernon 4. TaFEart. pflyats
Y. Thirteenth Minncaota.
May ss-CharicH MikewicM. corporal.
y. TNenty-sccond Infantry.
From wounds In action
May .t-Iohn g. iiyron. corporal.
flfnt north Dakota.
May y Ernest Ryan. private. l.
Twentieth Kansas
May sd-Arthur ~. Dlrslas. major.
Thirteenth Minnesota.
Drowned IN pasir river on duty
May .i-priyntcH. q. Twelfth infsn.
toy, Nod Anderson. Jasper H wilkins.
joe. Nuneyille, Ernest Harrison.
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skaii Crushed. Arms Cut on aud hodJ
Is.hed 10 a Hafi and set Adfift.

San Francisco. May s9-rhe steamer
China from lionEkonF and Yokohama
via Honolulu brings news Of the mufat
q soldier named George Ryan, near
Mal0loa
MS frlghtfully wounded body was
found by company u. Thirteenth Min
nesotn. on April 18th. The body va
dashed 20 a raft floating IN the fN.,
The skull had been crushed and DOM
arms had been cut on NJ the elbow,
Ryan was the man who, In iApl Nhie
serving In the provisional army OF ha-
wall, stole the crown Jewels
lie was sentenced 20 long te.ni' ng.
was pardoned December alst. ~, lle
he enlisted on a transport Tor Ma.
Mia where he entered the ranks, wen
was native of Lexington, Nyr ~
was about twenty-scven years OF hhe'
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GEORGE A. LOWE COMPANY.

Articles ~ Incorporation " the
George a. Lowe company were MED
with Secretary Hammond today. The
business pursuit 81 the company n tho
handling o. agricultural machinery and
farm implements. The limit % capital
stock agreed upon o. I 400 shares VI tn
par value % tioo each. The general
place % business Will be- In ogden.
George a, Lowe Il presidents James W.
Ahhutt. vice president ana manager, ..
Parker, treasurer.
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a Hundred cuhsns In Line To- rishaass
foor Guns for tsoad g,ld

Havana, May ss-Fully i0t men with
rifles we're waiting In line today fof the
opening of the office Tor the payment ~
cuban soldiers who VIII give up thelf
llyefed up 60 the civii authorities. Ths
majority u those with rifles say ihty
have had ~ the fighting they want and
rdd that they ID not care who takes
their arms 10 long as they receive their
so,
II II probable the payment VIII con.
ilnue herr nll day, owing % the fact
that u takes some time 10 look ny each
mans record.
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The Hague. May ga brief official
record ~ the doinEa of the Peace con-
ference during the last week says
Provisional ~ s1sala Tor medintion
ana arbitration hh,t been submitted BY
the representatives Of Russia Nrfal
britain, Italy and the United states,
The correspondent here NJ thU As'n.
clated Press learns that the statement
that the Americans have submitted ah
arbitration proposal ~ incorrect Thelr
proposals for permanent tribunal are
not ready. rs a French translation u
necessary. They will probably b. sub
mltted on Wednesday.
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LEGG Is SuPENIN TENDENT
WIN Take Charge II the Gcyscr-Mar.
lon Mosby Judgment Settled.

The directors ~ the ocyrcr- Marion
Mining company mot this afternoon
and elected u. %. Less. general super.
tho resignation 81 Morris namberrcr.
Mr t.-EE will take hold uf the property
on tho hrst 81 June. ~ -. Mlliet was
elected 90 the board N directors % take
the place lott vacant b. Ar. iamherEer,
these appointments making the eom-
pany'H organization complete. The
ueyHcr- Marion II now out ur debt. hav-
Ing paid tho last fi.0oo 81 the MuHby
Judgment u t.s.OV9 today. Now for
dlKllrudH
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Nothing Heard Of A. K. Shaw e.
Several Days.
STARTED FOR HUNTINGTON
Went To uuy csuie-y,.a
s"" OF Money Pear. por
ssis safety.


Price. Utah. May a1.-Aiex X ss,-
butcher Of Price. loft here Ia, W.
neslay for the vicinity Of itup,i,','-
70 huy cattle since which limo r,,s
ing has been heard u him. A, W,
some four or Ave hundred dollar. NM
hun and It Ia now feared he ma, - ~
foully dealt with. Ills partner wen, ~
Huntington 10 look Tor him $50. -, 70
hut returned without nuy tr,.- - nv
MISSING man. Shaw lived n,ar a,,a',.
where his mother resides. t1fere '..l'
ihk 10 price some two months ~,
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sKIpMoRE RENEFIr.

The proceeds Of the firemen.polloe
and city officials ball game on Saturday
last Tor the benefit ot Mail Carrier
shdmarc'H family. have not an been
handed In na'yet, but " II estimated
tn 10 : o. m. this afternoon. $500 90 In
cash had been turned In by some ~ the
ticket rustlcra. This ~ a record for "a
ball game Ia the state % Utah.
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TIM RIDE TO sALrAIM
Sailed tho Air OF Amsri-s's Inland sea
FROM the Iilg raNIIIon.

The party on leaving tho Tabernacle
about o'clock was driven Ia carriages
TO the Rio Orandc Western depot where
IL boarded q special train for Aaitair.
furnished by tho management u the
Halt Lake a Los Angeles railroad.
Governor Wells had the party In charge
and right royalty did he discharge his
dutlen. entertaining the distinguished
visitors with appropriate conversation,
STORY and Information.
ON arriving NJ the Lake the Admiral
Expressed himself nn Lslng artoniHhed
at the masnlneencc Of the view ana the
claboratenesa OF the great pavilion
about which the party wandered. The
Admiral shifted the salt air of the
Lakes breeEes and said that II made
him feel like he was at home again.
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JUDGMENT ron DEFAULT.

Judge Rolapp sat In the equity court
today In place u judge liiler and tried
the case u the uraude iluude Lumber
company W u, q. ilayboul1. nndlnH tho
Issues for tho defendant, This was an
action 20 rncover fili,as, alleged to be-
due plalntin on certain vegetables and
fruits, delivered b. plaintln 10 defend
ant on consignment, In Justice fom-
mcrn court judgment was rendered In
favor Of plaintiff. when an appeal was
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London, May BIT Is unt.r.,..,
that =. ". Jackson. at Herifs9d ~ "a,
leEe, oxford, viii have charrs - w ,e
oxford and Cambridge college sitt,,i,,
team, which VIII compete with tbe ~.
representing Yale AMI Harvard 49,. H.
July next. Professional tfainsr' w
either Side are barred Tho Ama,l.,rl
ate Invited 60 make their hsldas,.,'..
az oxford on their arrival ~ Ensisni
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MnEN TRO0PERs NEET.

Captain Joseph y. calne announced
today that all u tho members Of the
First Troop ~ Utah cavalry and alt
OF the members of Troop !. Tufrryfa
Rough Rldefr, In Salt Lake are re-
quented ~ meet AZ the National Guard
nrmnry tomorrow morning nt o'clock
preparatory 10 taking part In the q. a.
H. parade.
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MCCORMICK q co.


ENGnERu-May 20. 1893. az her
late residence at iia east Second South
OF rheumatism Of the heart, aged n
years, months and 10 days. she was
horn March 10, 1859, In the town IN
Maderup. Parish u s~rsley iyen. Den.
mark.
Funeral services VIII be held In the
Eleventh ward meeting house, May sist
tWednesdaD 1882 al o'clock. Friends
are IN ,itoi.
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CERTIFICATES
ORDINATION

The News" now has IN readiness
certificates OF ordination 10 the Lesser
Priesthood. The form has been APP
proved by the presidency of the Salt
Lake stake, and sample copies win be
sent free TO quorums In any other
stakes desiring them, The certificates
are conveniently bound In book form
and should be In the possession VI all
wards and quorums-
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Washington. May sa.-The war A.
partmrnt il Informed that the aWa,i \,
the contract for furnishing fnssh ~,
q the army IN cuba aud poft1 NJ,
has been made 10 swift a Co u IN.
cnEo. Ihsrc urc nineteen POSTS ID h,
supplied In cuba. The pr0nnsais vsf,
tur tvfriHefatcd beef aud fresh sIaurb.
,errd beef, The latter 20 h. c65i1l
hrtincihlly Or otherwise. 40 10 10 h. IA
condition for use Immediately una
delivery.
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CHURCH NEWS.
MOMn MIsaIONARIER.

The regular monthly meeting Of tho
home missionaries ~ tho salt Lake
stake Of Zion viii convene In the Tenn
plrton lecture hail, salt Lake city on
Wednesday. May list, at 1850 y. M A
full attendance Of the brethren u re-
queated,
RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE,
Tho Relief Society conference win be
held In tho Assembly HAL ON June ard,
1899. at 10 o. m. and y, m, a general
Invitation " given To all who are inter-
cstcd In charitable work,
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Arrr arrsro fLoAr Tnr rams.
Abandoned uhtii sprng Tides. hat rartun-
Ateis Weather goatlnus. Pine.

coveraek. Cornwall. May Further
attempts 10 float the American line
steamer Paris have been Abandoned
until the next spring tides. Fresh holes
have been discovered IN her f0repurt
There n no doubt the Paris b hndly
strained. Fortunately the weather
continues me and the sea II smooth.
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PHILIPPINE counr..
An Order Via. nssn Issued Mt n.ntl, "a,
Their Ns-sstshll.bu,.nt

Manila. May es..-An orior hss h,s,
Issued re-sstnblishing tho Phlilprir'
courts which have been closed m.
the American occupation. ID rstig,lt
al the spanish system not ounaIf,ise
With the sovereignty of the Unlisd
states. ''N
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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.

Following hre todRy'a ore and bullion
receipts, as reported by the Institutions
below indicatcdi
MCCORMICK a co.
silver and lead ores 60. ..,...ts77O
T.R. JONES a co.
ore co.. 80 go 80. sssss.sss...,...f Efl0
bulllph - "s's 's's' .ssssts.,s.s $500
TotAl sss sss ssFssssssststs.s.f1i 200
nAMBERGER 4 MMILLAN.
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rnInrErSrn isrAsrn,'
u Arrives Mt Maniin, Having ios' wv
Men by Dsssrtion at Honolulu

Washington, May 20,-The war ds'
partment has received the FOLLOWING w
hlegrnm from Gen. otis'
Manila, May 2s.-Transports ON W. Wy
senator with the Thirteenih ihllhuV
just arrived; Private David " Jphr ~
company 4, drowned and i've men l,-
serted AT Honolulu; no other oAAuA'
ties.
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"The Least Hair
Casts a Shadow"

A single drop Of poison
blood aUM unless checked IN
time. make the qDhole impure.
Hoods SafsaparHa Is the
great leader IN blood purifiers.
h casts no shaSca,. but brings sunshire
and heath into e1e,y household.
Dyspepsia Fo, sir months my sys-
ten u'as oui Of ofder yyfh dyspspsii dnd
impure hood. Scent lots Of money N
Vsai1. but Roods Sa,saparga eued me
Thoroughly" 5os. S. .Zauba. Gsaaa. Ns6.
Eruptions 81 had annoying erup-
lions caused BY inno,c AooS. and rfysi-
cans treatment fiaed 10 Benefit Hood's
S1sapd'ill 'snourdrteri and : am no
longer annoyed" W. Il. Hudson.
NiirorI. Pa.
hoods SaaJabaMM
%EEaz7alE7zIluDr
Hood, I4i, cure liver M. the nanirrl,aiiar .na
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