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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

Denver, colo. June 2s-Thr Colorado
Paris exposition commission today
made a contract with +. u. Hlgbcc.
representative Of the largest statue
casting firms In the country Tor solld
gold statue FOR exhibition at the Paris
exposition,
The design represents an "up-to-
date" girl. the figure Of llfc-slEo being
cast loo solid gold. rs knrnts fine the
cast with lu base being slX foot four
inches In height II IL estimated that
million dollars worth OF gold Will be
used
The pedestal - TO be- Of copper and
pure silver, standing i've feet eight
Inches high. three feet square al the
top. ana six feet four inches az the base,
Upon four panels IN has relief Il is ln-
tended to show representative Colorado
scenes. probably pictures NJ Cripple
Creek. Lrudylllv, Pixies Peak, and the
San Juan country ana other historical
points. an wrought ln pure silver on
the base viii also be four panels on
which viii be- representations uf the
scenic attractions OF four railroads
OF the state,
In some artistic manner II IL proposed
10 show the annual aud total output ~
the precious metals ~ the State and the
names nf the leading mines ~ the
State, In connection with this prlnci-
pal feature of the exhibit, tho commits
sion expects Go make "a Crciltuhlu Hcl-
rutInc and commercial showing for the
state An the metals Of which tho
statue ana Zee base are 10 be construct
ed win be the production OF Colorado
fuIueH
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Gen. Miles advocates sending moro
endorsements TO Cen. OTIS.
The Michigan Central freight house
and one hundred cars were burned ut
Toledo. o., yesterday
Gen Charles King. who has Just roe
turned FROM the Philippine. says that
with fair start the fIllpinus ore cap
able of Heif-goycrnmcnt
In Cleveland. o.. several small rlota
took place yesterday. due 90 the nres-
'ncg vi nou-uulon crows on BlE Com
solldatcd ears.
over 600 photo ougravcfs Of Chicago
have struck for an Increase iu wages
tp gu per week. They recently organ
lied a union.
iu drunken quarrel 90 seattle
wash Monday night James Murray
@ professional tramp, was stabbed 90
death by an unknown man.
The second race at poughkecpsie. y.
Y, l1st evening. was won hY Cornell.
hy one length. columbia second by Four
lcngths boo front of Pennsylvania. Time
1854 i-i.
ln Santiago dc cuba yesterday two
new cases uf yellow fcyer and four
deaths from Che disease we're officially
reported. making % total of thirty-nyo
cases and eleven deaths.
Edward Potter CROSBY. late brovet
lieutenant colonel and captain uf the
Third United states cavalry. has been
buried ln the national cemetery. san
Francisco. with fuI Masonic rltHF,
Th. German delegates nt THE Hague
conference privately informed their
colleague that they had received iu-
Htru. tIIuH Goo accept thU principle "
permanent ltihun1! VI arbitration nH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

smcl,ermen at Denver Request state ON.
GERS to Act,

Denver. colo. June 90 The cNocu.
tive committee of the smol'ormsn'f
union today sent ~ communication o
Secretary W. a. llyuyH uf the State
board OF arbitration lHI,Ius that body
60 use ~ good offices ,l effect an ui-
lustmeut uf wages 900 tho eight hour
basis, and offering 90 Furnish all data
lu its hands for the Use uf the board,
Secretary iiyuvH Immediately issued
call Tor q meeting OF the board tomur-
row.
President D. W. Nash II tho Nuor-
can smelling and Refining tlWuuLy
arrived IN the city today. and most ~
the time since his arrival has been iu
close consultation with the local trust
managers.
In an Interview tonight Air. Nash
declared that he came o. the city on
business connected with tho UrgtuiAI-
ton VI the company ana not tu settle
the strike, lie said the company had
made a proposition 90 the men before
the shelters were shut down ana that
10 had no further offers tu make. lie
denied that "a new scale was being
prepared or considered by the CONF
puny Iie said he believed the men
were ready 90 80 90 WORK. hut no move
would be made boy either Side rbtil
the Constitutiuuullty NJ tho ulght-hlur
law had been decided by the supreme
court
Mr. Nash said that as soon az possible
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QUEEN REVIEWS TROOPS.
Magnificent Military Display on the Plains Of
kldershol.
Flower OF BrItain's Army In Parade
Troops Ready tor Any
Emergency.

London, juno 2G-Thc queen. the
duke of Cambridge. The prince ~
Wales, The duke OF York. Grand Duke
Michael of Iiuula. the duke of COM
nnught General Lord WolHaley. CONF
maudcr.in-chlof uf the army, COL
samuel 3 sumner a., s. a. military
atinchc OF the United States embassy
OF London. aud many princes and prln-
eCsHos were present ON the famous
fInin4 " Aldofahli today. Co witness O.
review ot 1900 of the best troops loo
the Kingdom.
This review De- Interpreted in London
tonight es % means Of satisfying queen
Nictoiin that her troops ur. ready for
nuy emergency they may ba called up
on tu meet. Doc the TuuHNuul Ur oisp-
where 10 is known now that thH queen
returned from bulmufll castle. Scot
land. mostly Cor The purpose uf uttDnd-
lng this review. and lu view 0f the
TACT uf her mlleHiyH natural rolugt-
Urcg Co attend such functions. the lime
plftanuo ~ this review ls manifested.
Nut since thv queens Jubilee hna
NOR" magnificent ARMY corps passed
before European sovereign ana
while GOQ0 additional troops remained
Do thHIr barracks. thH display afforded
ih' queen umrl" gNlluu"" ul her mile
tHry resources AIl thH regiments
which took part ln The rrylev we're
those which would answer tu the nrst
hurry call tu arms Cor thH TrnnHynnl
and elsewhere. and uH the nrHi hlt-
TALON swufg past ,h. royal CARRIAGE
their fitness evoked thu huarUrHt ups
piaure. Nclr'y 1900 Infantry, ATTY
runs md o. 1000 horses made up thlH
magnificent display
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was sent to a hospital; he may rccov-
cr
DO BOSTON. last night. tho large. six
story building on the corner ~ Pearl
and Purchase streets. was swept nl-
most clean by Gre. the owners AMI
numerous occupants, mostly small pub
IFhlnE concerns, sustaining loaa of
nearly $4,000.
While Miss Nellie Kendall and G. @.
Batting were walking on Jackson
street. Seattle. Sunday night they were
held 40 by two men. without wnrn-
INK one % Che hlghwnymcn fired nj
Hniurr The bullet passed through
hls cont lapel, the powder burning
hls face.
a new klUnlIkc expedition win
start from New York city In "a special
car over the Vanderbilt roads next
ThurHday. a steamship VIII Do nt Seat
ug ready TO start flr the american
gold hrldH senator JuLcs of Nevada
iH president nf the company sending
out the expedition.
The British armed sioop Buzgnrd,
while trying tO roach the French treaty
Shore. Newfoundland ON Friday uli-
lldDl with uu lcnhorr. which stove In
her llWH liN means ~ collision mats
and moving The gums and heavy gear
tu tn' f'1rn. Hho made her way back TO
eve "..N'N''
4 special Co tha New York Herald
from Washington says Secretary Al
ger has been advised by Hrig Cen Dn-
vie. commanding the department ~ Porto
Rico. th1t goo native Porto Hiclus have
been enlisted into thH battalion author
laHl Dos tha war department. one hun-
dr0i moro mon win he secured.
4 special 90 the Sow York Ucraii
frlm Washington Hlya Captain "a. G..
Taylor. who commands the Indiana
whose tour nf aer duty has expired. has
applied 600 thH department Cor pgrmiH-
zion Goo rHmUIu au hIH present duty uu-
900 November when che department exc
poets Rear admiral sampson 90 rellu-
uuI Do command uf the Nurth Atlantic
station About tho Hlme time the tour
Uf H.I duty OF captain SIFHhHr. come
Wuullur thH Texas, win expire ana he
VIII ha placed un shore duty When
Rear Admiral Sampson hluls down his
n1u, captain q. r.. Chadwick uf tho
Sew York viii probably request shore
duty
Twenty-Five railroad nromru and
hrukumon connected with tho Della
ware. LuykuWHuuH q Western railroad
held secret meeting loo itObokeu sun
day tl consider the strike proposed
uloug the line VI tho road. No action
WIS taken however. the majority ~
those present being opposed TO
strike The men freely DISCUSSED the
reported action taken ut the conference
held 100 Scranton several dnHa sgo.
Mot uf those who spoke said they were
BOO favor uf arbitration. believing That
their interests would he best promoted
hy conservative action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

Spokane. Wash. June 2G-'rhe body
OF Ensign John r. Monaghan arrived In
the city this morning and Ia now lying
In state at the city hall As soon as tho
casket was placed ON lis resting place
10 was covered with flowers which were
donated in such quantities az 20 not on
ly cover the box containing the body,
but also almost nllcd the entire space
incloaed hy tho columns OF the chlh'
falque The body viii lle In state un-
IN tomorrow morning, when u viii Do
tnken 10 tho Gonzaga church, where
the burial services win be held
uy one graceful act the visiting Cam
ndIan editors this morning secured the
admiration and friendship Of every cit-
zen OF the city. on the Hover streNn
casket Of Ensign Monaghan and beside
the red, white and blue OF tho United
States President Walter Scott ~ the
Western Canada Press association
placed the red. white and blue ut can
ada, while HE brother editors, with
barred heads, marched slowly by and
paid mute respect to the dead hero
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

Wallace. Idaho. June 26-Tho defense
today filed an affidavit charging pre-
judlce against the defendants on the
part ~ Acting sheriff Franco, and four
of his deputies ohjoctlng 20 the appoint.
mcnt ~ either to summon jurors.
They all objected TO open ycnlre, claim.
INK the jury should be called from the
regular jury janet. The court ovcrruled
the last objection and the defense asked
time to nle counter nfildaVlt regarding
Deputy Angus Sutherland the court
having nignined It's intention TO appoint
him ollzor unless cause was shown
90 prevent.
The defense then moved 10 qunsh the
citations To the county commissioners,
claiming the charges were criminal
the statutes and state constitutions no.
quifing them 10 be preferred by o In.
dictment or prcacntmOnt by the grand
Jury or by information nled by the
county attorney. whereas these charges
come from the attorney general, APP
pcarinF ns private citizon; also that
the crime must be charged from know
ledge and not simply information aud
belief
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Chicago. June 26.-About 800 men nc-
tunlly engaged In the killing OF hogs,
iolncd the ranks OF the strikers at the
gtockynrds today IN demanding an IN
crease Of wages of 20 cents day. No
trouble tx upprehcndcd by the police
The strikers claim more HtockyurdH en-
ploycs will go out tomorrow
II is asserted that unless the pack
ers mako concessions TO their employees
IA strlke. which would efrrctuully tie up
the stockyards Industries, VIII take
place July lst. The trouble 20 TAR has
been confined 10 unskIllcd labor That
the situation II regarded as rather
serious By the packers was Indicated
today by the fact that several OF me
largest packing houses refused to puy
hogs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

A rrenohman Calls the Archbishop Hard
Names.

Now York. June 25.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Brussels says;
The Rcyuo General, wcll-mown
Belgian magazine. patronIzcd by most
OF thc leaders uf the catholic party
has consented 10 publish violent un-
slaught on Archbishop ireland RS uc
French clerical writer Ricuult DHerl.
cnult The writer nudH Mgr. ireland
much too advanced,
lie says. "Thc American archbishop
recently came 90 France uH CONNER
clal traveller OF revolutionary ideas.
THE French Catholics were struck
nt hearing foreigner pretending TO
teach them how they were 60 behave
themselves. and 40 the real scandal
caused hy this successor Of apostles,
We offer our congratulations 10 France
upon having become a FREE Masonic
republic which cxilcs some " iu priests
and send others into the army ana
closes converts. Many French pre-
lntrH look upon ireland as savage.
Ilc has been truly described as bomb
she'll"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

san Francisco. June g1.-lnf'rmntion
Of the presence OF the hubonic plague
on the Nippon Mnru. bound Tor this
port and now ln quarantine ut Homo
lulu. has caused no alarm among the
quarantine authorities here. There ~
no expectation that the disease VIII enc
ter San Francisco. The federal system
Of quarantine has not yet been rHinh-
llshrd nt Honolulu but There d. 90 REPRE-.
sentative of this government attached
90 the American consulate there. who's"
buaincHH Il Dr. 10 see that rp Ear nH THIS
country ~ concerned the quarantine
laws are properly enforced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

wiz not Consent to Russia's Proposal at
the Peace Meeting,

The Hague. Juno 26-The FIRST COM
mlttee examined today the Russian
proposals. Col. Cross Won schwarz-
hon OF the German delegation declared
that Germany could not enter into any
enhancement not TO Increase her mill
tary effectiveness,
The committee referred the Russian
proposals 60 the special committee OF
the naval and military subcommittee,
The drafting committee on arbitration
adopted the first reading OF the pro-
posed code OF procedure on arbitration.
The vote on the second reading VIII
occur Friday, when the second reading
OF the permanent arbitration proposal,
based on the scheme Of Sir Julian
Pnunccfote, the head Of the British
delegation. will occur
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To DESTROY Tnr RErunLic.
Socialists In France Expected To be the
Means TO that End.

New York, June 25.-The Paris CORE
spondcnt OF the Tribune. discussing the
victory Of the government says:
The constitutional republic has had
narrow escape, The majority OF
twenty-slx Is attributed to tho timely
Intervention Of NJ. Brlason. who sue
ceedcd In Htemmlng the tide. which.
after NJ. Mlrmnn'H fierce onslaught,
seemed about 20 sweep the cabinet
away. The dcufrning shouts Of "Niye
IN Commune" and Assassin" with
which the socialists greeted the mar
quis de Galllfet. are considered the
gravest revolutionary symptom which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

Denver. Colo. juno 20 KID Me
Coy gave o apurriug exhibition ut the
Tabor opera house hero tonight AMI IL
was announced from tho stage that
FltzsImmonH today nrrr0d tu nght Me-
Coy IN September Two clubs have al
ready made bids Tor the hght, the
Colorado Athletic association uf Dem
yer and the West Chester club N New
York. Manager Floto of the former
has offered O. purse OF $4,000 Tor the
meeting. Mccoy has expressed "a pref
crcnCC for Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

San Francisco, June 2i.-Eight miners
have Just reached here from Alaska
with $4,000 the result OF two yrart'
digging within two miles Of Dawson,
one of thcm named W. II. Armstrong,
has nugget worth $500, THE country
is full OF idle mem" said Armstrong
"and every steamer brings a lot more
10 swell the list There viii be- % fairly
good clean up this year around Dawson
but II viii belong 10 ten times as many
men as last years output
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

San Francisco. June 2l.-Ncwn of the
total loss OF the ship sclkfk IN the
Philippine islands was brought from th
orient by the steamship RIO d. Ihn,lto,
owned hy ". r. Cameron, VI Nova
Scotia. The scikirk had sailed from
Manila on May ON with 100000 cargo
for BOSTON. Captain Grove, was ln
command. on the night ~ May IAN the
shin ran ON Apo reef at Mlndunnu, one
OF the H0uthcrnmost Islands ot the
Philippine group. She became total
wreck but no lives were lost,
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San Francisco. June 25.-Captnin G.
n. Mcleod, master of the American
bark Rufus y. Wood. reports n violent
earthquake shock that he experienced
at sea on Anril end The bark was on
its way from sidney, Australia, 10 Ia
hitl. The Jar was 80 severe that the
captain thought he had struck % reef
and called an hpnds on deck, The vea-
sel continued TO roll ana pitch IN the
calm sea Tor thirty or forty seconds.
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STORY or pRIvATIoN.


seattle. Wash. June 26-Charlos i.
Oabornc ~ san Francisco who arrived
hero today from Dawson, claims 20
hcndyynters OF Mcmillan river He
says il Is a terrible country TO get
into with his partner Smlthson OF
los Angeles he Travelled up the river
400 milea They cleaned up nearly
$1,000 before they were compelled I"
come out for provisions.
While In there they met a party or
ak who left Edmonton over year
ago ana wlntered on Peel river Their
clothes were In rngs ana lhey Mr!c
almost skeletons. Three OF their party
had died.
The lender Of the party, man
named Jackson from New Jersey sul
they had been held up by Indians ana
robbed OF a good part Of their outfits
IRON that time they had lived ON dog
nesh and n couple OF moose they were
fortunate enough to shoot
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Sew York. juno 2G-churllr Nc
Kocvcr defeated owen T.iglrr in the
aevcnth round of what was tn have
been tw,nty-ruuul ru ut tho 1nnoy
Island Athletic club tonight Ie.rlnr
WAS knocked down repeatedly lu the
seventh round and Die seconds threw
up the sponge
AZ "a preliminary bout FltzHlmmonH.
who was generously phDorul when De-
wns introduced sH midllU-Wrlrht cham
ul0n OF the world SPARED three friend
Is rounds with Dan Hickey
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the company expected % resume opera
lions ~ Loadyilie not only Will the
Timetable and the Arkansas Valley
plants De- started. but iuo rhlln. which
has been closed since 1895. VIII be re-
fitted and put in operation.
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London. June 20 The House ~ Lords
today defeated tho bill lcgulizing the
election OF women na councillors ana
aldermen, The vote stood ~ against
the measure and 90 IN favor VI u.
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OuApTER ".
TIIE LIGHT OF A MATCH.

For perhaps three minutes the parties
faced each other, attentive, watchful
and motionless. The Apaches had group
ed themselves side by side in what may
he described as a quartoring or dag
Dnal position, while Rundell and Hunt
ley confronted them, equally observant
of the dusky horscmen.
Suddenly one Of them swung his rife
over his head and emitted rasping cry
that was meant as taunt. He chal-
lenged the white mon to advance, but
they were too wise to do So The ranch
man 5 reply was significant He brought
his repeater to his shoulder, but fore
he could aim and pull the trigger every
one Of the Indians vanished.
BY this it is not meant that they and
their ponies disappeared, as if hy magic,
for the animals remained as stationary
Is at first, while their riders whisked
from sight Weston Rundell needed no
explanation of the occurrence; they had
flung themselves over the farther side
of their ponies, whose bodies screened
them from sight. In the same moment
that they did SO there came three puffs
of smoke from the base of the horses
necBs, near their fore legs, and, as the
splitting crack of their rifles rolled
across the intervening space, our friends
heard the bullets whistle past Then
James IIuntlcy did a singular thing
He spoke to his horse, and the intel
ligent creature lowered his head, as if
about to drink from stream at his
feet. Tho rider leaned forward, took
quick, deliberate aim and let fly with
two chambers in quick succession, fol-
lowed by third after longer interval
and then by two more as quickly as he
could shove the cartridges from the
magazine in place. Thus five shots were
fired with a peculiar interval between,
when the ranchman lowered his weapon
and looked for the result.
1t was all that he could have asked,
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lie rupidtU SnhNg INC nag OF truce.
who in her intensity Of feeling thrust
her face farther from behind the door
All the time her mother was standing
in a direct line behind her with her
Winchester partly raised ready to fire
the very second she saw anything awry
Never once did she remove her gaze
from the countenance of the young
Apache, who, instead of Immediately
replying to the incisive query of the
young woman, fixed his black eyes mp
on what he could see of her face Look
ing iutently for moment he lowered
his voice and said in quick. earnest
tone;
"No. Don't trust 'em ~
The reply was unexpected and star
Ting. The daughter rallied first and
said:
"Tell us what to do, Weway ma.
"Shoot all PEACHES can. Dey tell lies !
Dey kill you-kill all people-if you
don't kill 'em!"
Then he raised his voice, so that his
comrades possibly might hear him.
Come out-give up-won't hurt
must come soon
Flinging away his cigarette, he turn
ed and walked back 10 his waiting pony,
vaulted into the saddle and rejoined his
comrades to whom he made his report.
There is no means of knowing its pre-
else nature, but in some way he man
aged to get them to withdraw little
farther to a point where they speedily
faded from view in the gathering dark
ness
The warning words of We-way-m
won the complete confidence of mother
and daughter, and when. some time later,
there was Il cautious knock ON the door
and they assured themselves that it was
he the parent did not hesitate to open
and admit him.
This was the story hastily told TO
Weston Rundcll as he and Edith Hunt
ley stood in the gloom near one of the
/ rear windows.
at is all very interesting" was the
comment of the young man, "but it
doesn't give me Il particle of faith in
him. lie has fixed upon scheme for
your uNGCiuc and his presence in the
house il "a part of it. Take me to him
This matter must be forced To an issue,
ami there ism { single minute to throw
away"
(TO BE CONTINUED)