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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03
Highland BOY. being one Of the lncor-
poraturH 81 the company named.

Highland Boy. being one ~ the lncor-
poraiors Of the company named.
The Amnigamatcd Copper company.
WIKI :. capital OF $4,000. 900. fiied artl-
Giles Of Incorporation at Trenton. n. j.,
April 91th. The company Il employed
10 mine. Hmcit and mill copper ore and
to produce copper. gold, silver and
other metals. II can also buy and sell,
build and erect plants. and acquire
properties. A, q meeting ~ the COM
pany IN jersey city, theac dircviotn
wonc chosen. Henry ~. Rogers. VIII
liam q. Rockefeller, Marcus DAILY.
Frederick y. Olcptt James Etiilman,
boswell T.. Flower, Robert nlcon. and
Albert &. BurTaEc. At q subsequent
meeting Of the dircctarr thu following
officers were elected; President. Mar
Gus Daily. vice president. Henry H.
ltnRcrs. secretary and treasurer. Will
liam q. Rockefeller. executive commit.
tee. Henry N. Rogers. William u.
Rockefeller, and Aichrt g. liurraEe.
This Ia evidently tho organization
which IL 10 hold and operate the copper
properties lately acquired By the stand
ard on people. Those include the Hos.
ton q Montana. the Butte lBoaton,
the Parrot and the Anaconda IN Mon
tana; the Arcsdian and the Isle Rnynie
IN the Lake Superior region. u II I'M
dersioad also that the combination In
ciudca the WaHhoe copper properties at
lutte. owned BY Nerafa. paly aud
HaHgln These have not been heretofore
mentioned IN this connection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

Important Discovery IL the Heart Of Rich
Iron DsposIta.

VIM. 4. Cory. OF Cedar city. has Just
paid an important visit to Salt Lake.
lie Informed the "NcwH' that he had
recently made u hig strike OF coal. that
can not only be used for household pur.
poses, but can be cooked. something that
has long been sought for In Southern
Utah, where such Immense iron dcpua.
itH lie undovclOpcd. and. therefore. up
to the present time. absolutely value
less. MIR. Thomas Taylor has held un
To hia claims foi over seventeen years
In the hope that cooking coal would be
found; that railroad would pass
through or come near Cedar city.
aud that. ultimately. Iron works. roll
Ing mills. etc. turning out steel rails.
would be established In tho southern
country.
Some thirteen or fourteen years ago
the writer travelled In the southern
country with President John Taylor.
and quite n number OF influential sen
tiomcn. who were ready 10 put up
money 10 develop and utilize the Inn
menne deposits OF iron near Cedar city
aud Ironton. Unfortunately tho coal
then found would not coke. therefore
the whole project then IN mind fell
through.
'The coal mines Hpcaa Of" said Mr,
CORY, "havc recently been examined
by AFR. HuntlnKton'a experts. MY have
made their report. and know whereof
they speak" MIR. Cory said he had
been busy on this business for n day or
two. He has now returned south and
promise to be heard OF before Ions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03
Work on the Big Dump Begins
Tomorrow.
WILL AVERAGE SO A TON.
Monsters tor the sunshine = caicna
kiug's uieh ore Hcdy-strike
Of Cokinu Coal.

Commencing tomorrow the Mercur
company will turn It's batteries loose on
accumulated taiilnEs. the dump being
OF seven years growth aud containing
between two ana three hundred thou
sand tons. These talilngs will yield
an average OF 81 per ~ and viii be
put through the company'H old tanks,
which have been properly fitted up for
the Squeezing pr0vcss. 10 which tho
product will be subjected. Fred bern.
undcrstu1y TO paymastcr George Dcrn.
came IN from the camp last niEht pre-.
pared 10 issue checks In payment OF
services rendered. lie says hoist has
been improvlsed 10 raise the tniiingN To
the track level. the engine was bCinN
set w today, and tomorrow morning
Il II proposed to get things moving.
The tailinEs Of the past two years VIII
not be treated, as there II practically
nothing In them. but all the rest VIII
be put through for the values they are
known To contain, which means at least
n cool half million net profit to the COM
pnny.
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tees yesterday. this move was decided
upon Librarian Chapman was IN
structed to recommend TO the board
the name Of some competent person to
Oh the vacancy created by the resiR-
nation Of Mrs. y. ". CLARK. nee lash.
city Treasurer Morris reported n bal
ance OF sl.i0s.S2 for April iat. and md.
ing lists OF sales and fines collected
amounting to $3.50 for last month were
reported also. The expense claims
amounting to ts70e9 were ordered paid.
The librarians report showed that
nlneiy.siN new volumes had been
bought. fouteen had been donated and
twonty-thrce had been bound. OLE hum
drcd and nfty-hve borrowcrs' cards
were given out. making 1859 In use at
present.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. =. cone 10 ". T.. Adams. lots
- and co. block ,. Central Park
subdivision sss sts sts sstststsss tib
Hamucl Hughes iu W, =. MoCor.
nick. 10 ruds By g. feet north
west from southeast corner lot
I. block .. plat D......t....s...., $500
J. III Bailey to Henry uinwop'iey,
parts sections % Z. township
south, range 1 east ........... to1
Henry Dinwoodcy 10 J A. Alien.
parts sections 10 :. township
south. range ! east .sst.ssssss 1909
A. ], pendleton "a I'll to e. II, TUT.
ri, executor. lot I. block 10, plat
s.sssts zee ttssstssssstsstsss Hi"'N
r. u. Miiver To Ann Paul. lot Q
and south half lot Q. block 2,
Liberty Park, plat ii.....sst.s. q
pcnnel chcffington to oregon
Mining company Interest IN
Oregon lode. 1ilR Cottonwood ii.oQ1
Estate " Edward Coyie 60 cuba
lode, etc. West Mountain,..., SOS
j. " w0odman II nj 10 W. g.
Htnincs, winnamuck lode West
Mountain ........... 80. ,....... ih.isi
lnthl ssssssss sss sssHHHfsF tfeAHfff
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Ia, state Incerrersie.I.

The Say state Gold Mining company.
with capitalization Of 100000 ANA
shares of the par value OF VI chch' M
nicd articles 81 Incorporation with the
secretary of state. The incoriorntprs
are. \. y. Hunt. J. y. ltilcy, ThomaA u.
wilde. Of Mercur. Frank H. Mason.
Martin Hawke. Charles ". Knox, OF
chester, Mass: Allen e. GorE, Fred.
erick a. Foster. Charles ~. Martin and
Elwood r. Catch. III BOSTON. The com-
pany'r propsrtytis In the ophlr mining
diutrtet Too.le county. and consists OF
the following oiaimni The Mlshawnka.
The Godivn. The Mamie w. The Riley.
The SILVER Reef and The unsspccted
charles ". Knox n president. Fred:
erlck A. Foster, vice president; llwood
\. Catch, secretary. ana Frank ", MA
son, treasurer. The company'r head or
nee II In Mercur,
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nIcm srnIkI srAn LOGAN.
Copper Carbonate Discovered. showing
aoid aud silver Values.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. May g.-iienry Hamlet n
PARK city miner who came here about
a year aro and located n claim In Green
canyon, which he called the Mammoth.
came down from the hills thls att.t-
noon and reported new strike In the
tunnel upon which he has been at work
for the past eight months. He htounht
quite a lot u the ore down with him.
n IL n copper nrbonntc and N said by
competent miners here, TO contain a
very satisfactory percentage ~ copper.
gold and silver. II N very EASILY
worked, being very soft, the tshnel
l. now In tho mountain ~ feet. ana the
now strike has not been uncovered
much ~ yet. 80 no accurate idea %
IT, extent can be formed. Mr.. liamlctt
returns tomorrow to resume work.
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MARKET REPORTS


New York, May a-Transaci ions In
the opening dealings favored both ac-
counts. but the variations were I'M
usually marrow. The iron and aic-i
stocks showed the most strength while
the RrangcrH and some 81 the lnduatri-
aia cafcd On. Sugar lost 2is.
There followed a general Hhnrp up
ward movement. during which some Of
the shares which Ind been inEgarda
earlier scored tho best gains. particu-
larry Sugar, Continental Tobacco. Ana
conda Minlng and brooklyn Trnnrit,
The standard stocks showed consider
able snap. but the general market soon
ran on again on rcallxatlonn.
Railway mortgages were In fair de-
mand and slightly higher.
SUGAR
New York. May s.--sugar. raw.
strong. fair refining. 4 s.ie " y: CEN
trifugai. sG: test. i-isi moiasrcs ru-
gar. ~.
ftenned. nrm; crushed. bh; powdered.
5h' graduated, H.:
New York. May s.-Money on call
nominally per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5hgia per
cent.
sterling exchange weak. actual buni-
ness In bankers bills ut iN1A1h for
demand and LsiAais for % days
posted rates. t.sGHh and tss1is. COM
ncrclai bills. Asiisu4Ab,
silver certificates. sadt.
Bar silver. 6ii..
Mexican dollars, asis
Government bonds irregular; snH res,
gais. 81 req a coupon. i.ViAi now y
reg 4 coupon, i..SA. old ~ reg. liet.
do coupon. la. 10 req a coupon. LIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03
noasrrms ron Tar SUNSHINE.
New owner. De-lanon THIS improvement
-iInI.l Inr the Malxsrn.

II II said that the Sunshine and
overland are now practically owned by
the same parties, and that the owners
urc about 90 equip the former with a
complete roasting plant. this being
looked upon nn the only successful way
to handle the ores, which are heavily
oNidiEcd and yield their full values only
through this method OF treatment, That
Mcrcur ores Yield more readily to this
method. has been fully demonstrated
at the Golden Gate, where roaHterH
have effected an additional saving "
! 10 30 per cent, hence the conclusion
arrived at By the new owners OF the
sunElnc.
The Malvern. contagious 10 the
Sunshine " being vigorously developed.
and fne body OF ore IL now In evil
denco. The force at this property has
been Increased. and the miners are
driving on the vein from the bottom
Of the Incline, which Ia s7s feet deep,
Ueporta received by the management
last nlght from Superintendent Ford
are most encouraging. 80 much 10. IN
fact, as 20 lead 60 the conclusion TO at
once equip the niue with q steam
hoiatinR plant. this TO be followed later
on by the erection OF a mill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03
nrslNEss TA,nLy AcTivE.
Alss strong. hut Other. show . Deei,n. -
Transfers Of sto.h..

business was fairly active ON the Salt
Lake Exchange today. the sales
amounting 10 ssts0 shares. which sold
for the sum Of tiO.2t1a2. Tho call
developed a slight downward tendency.
but declines were not such M 10 great
~ inJufc the general condition of the
market
Ajax was perhaps the strongest stock
ON the board. this selling up TO si.si
and closing with ready bid OF ti.ssis.
Hulilon. Beck WAS take at ts.sb. and
Daisy fell to ai.. whic Dexter sold
close 10 ts.so. Depreciation at "a. and
Northern Light nj the same figure.
DAILY ntood firm AMI went at Si,ss. and
InEot made good advanced. the stock
selling from s5is 10 -.
ON the unlisted side there was good
business In International at "a. Little
Pittnburg nt 10. and North swansea
above "a. while orient was freely taken
at II. aud Naico sold at ti.Os and ti.OSis,
Joe li0werr stood nrm at i5h, and
bowers Extension made transfcrH NJ .
cents.
The closing figures were as followa.
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TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.

TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.
Ajnx. leo at ISL. 200 at u.52h: 100 at
si.53.
Buiilon- Beck. 100 at s5.Ss.
Daisy, 1000 at a2c; 600 at SIM 1900 at
siit: 700 at 3ih
Dexter, 100 al ss.s7is; 100 a, 's.5s; 100
at 81. Asis.
-Four Aces, 100 AZ ace.
Mammoth. 100 at ~ .Aik.
7an.
DAILY. 200 at SIS.
Lower Mammoth. 900 at &c.
Northern Light. 600 Mt 1Jo; 2.i00 at
11is 200 al 73A: 900 at a.
ingot. 500 at 2shc. 900 at s5A; 900 at
Is. 100 at 20.
sacramento. 100 at le,.c: 100 at q.
sunbeam, 800 at Csc.
South Swansea. 100 at 81 .i2k.
Sunshine. 100 at sihc; 800 at o.
star Consolidated. 300 at tiQeh. 100
Central Mammoth. 1000 at sc.
Columbia. 500 at ic.
Golden Eagle. 1000 ct &C..
International. 1900 at 2Ic.
ios.
Joe bowers TOO nj i5nc.
Joe bowers Extension. 1000 ut PC.
North Swansea. 900 at ale; 800 at sih.
Orient, 5000 at lie.
vaiso. 800 ut 81 .0j: 200 Of ti.osM.
Total shares sold 1850.
Selling value or stocks. tt0.2f1. %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

The Galona King Of Stockton II ex-
hihlting some excellent specimens OF
high-grade rilycr-lead ore IN the win
dow ~ Broker Lowe on Second South
street. These samples are said 10 be
exactly similar 20 the ore showing IN
the mine. the same being sufficiently
rich 10 net the company $40 10 $50 a ton,
The mines recent development has dis
closed big body ~ this mineral and
the management assures the News"
that regular shipments viii follow, The
Galenn King has been "a producer for
a number " years. itH former owners
having realized UPWARDS ~ half a
million from hhipmcnis made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03
CLOSING OF TUE LIBRARY.
Public WIN Not be Able to Get Books
for One Week.

From May 25th until June LIST. tho
public library viii be closed. No books
viii be loaned during that time and all
hooks now out are expected TO be re-
turned az soon ms possible, The reason
for the closing Of the library In that an
inventory might be taken and the ar
arrangement OF books made for the an
nual report OF the librarian. A. the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

The Dalton a Lark at bingham IL be-
Ing supplied with additional pumps for
draining purposes. the work being un.
der direction of g. q. Whlttcmorc and
nHacciatea. who propose thoroughly cN-
aminlng under ground workings In a
week or 20. These parties hold mn op.
ton on the stock and arc dcsirouH u
exploring the mine before closing w
the deal now bonding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

ALEC. Market. active. steady. Native
beef steers. fi.eo u $3.50; Western steers.
yasO q $40; Texas steers, $3.50 q $40;
COWS and heifcrr. t1.so y $40. canncrr.
ts.s0 u $40. ntockerr and feeders. fa,sp
n 800. calves. 400 q 1870. bulls and
ntaEa. t2,s0 q $3.50.
90 eaaler. Heavy. fs.Gs u 1870. mixed.
ssGeis q t1.c5. iighi. t5.5O n sa.cs; pigs.
iags q $3.50. bulk OF sales. $50, q
sheep Receipts. 400. Markc, strong
10 Toe higher. YoailingH, $40 q $3.50;
western muttouA. $40 " 1900 stock
hhoop. $50 d 40. lamba. N.1Q y fa.Ib.
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ouicAoo MAnsrrs


Chicago, May a-IIoes -Reccipts.
rs .OO0. tomorrow. 5000. left over, l.sio,
Market opened rtrahy, weakened later.
Mixed and butchers. 3.tbmi,s5i good
heavy. s.55ns.p0, rough. heavy, 5000
j. 20. light. 3.cs11.ssn.
cattic-I,eceipts. ia.5oo, Market
steady TO shade lower. liecvca, $50
3. 90. cows aud helfera, 2,00ui,g0, Texas
steer, ..oo0i.7s; stoekcrs and feeders.
shcsp-peceipta, ia.OoO. Market, sheep
strong. labs. steady. sheep. a.;SuS.is'
lambs. 4. O0fiS.0o.
Chicago, May s.--July wheat opened
at 12t., advanced To- ISL, eaHed on To
70, then advanced To 7aA.
CLOSE.
wheat-May. IiMOHi July. 7s"G7a;
corn-May. asx; July, sax.
oats-May. s7h. July, slbGh.
Pork-May. $50. July s,lah.
l.ard-May. s01h; July s.i6,
i,ibs-May, tbsh; July, 40.
CASH.
wheat-No. 2 red. 7sG7G No. > red.
ssn534; No, hard winter ~; No. .
hard winter, GfnGS; No. | northern
spring. s2isQ7s; No 2 northern spring.
7iGT2lh; No. ) spring, Gsff'n.
Corn-No. 2. ai4. No. 3. 3sh.
oats--No, ?. sIAQN; No. 3, s7gM.
unTisv-39fit0.
Ryc-5q
Timothy-2tb.
Flnx-i1bL,
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spread rapidly, and /, was soon demonstrated
beyond doubt that cure had at last been
found for deadly Cancer. Evidence has accu-
mulated which X inconrovertibc, of which
the following Is specimen:
Cancer Ia hereditary Ia our family my father a
lister and an aunt having died from this dreadful
disease; My feelings may be imagined when the hor
rible disease made Its appearance my side II
10 cause great alarm. The disease seemed h. nd the
skl 81 the doctors, for their treatment did good
whatever. the Cancer growing all the while
Numerous remedies used for u but the Cancer
grew steadily until u seemed that doomed
o. follow the others Of the family for know how deat
when inherited. was advised try Swfts Specific a.
fst day forced out the poison continued ts unit
bottles whom was cured sound and we'll and have HI
dreadful afctiou though many yeara have elapsed.
for Cancar.-MH. y NJ fDof Wip.too ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

Kansas city. May a.-cattie-i,c-
colptn, $500. Market steady. Native
steers. ti.Ooffs.0o. Texas steers. tl.sou
i.s5i Texas cows. ts.ooHlio: native COWS
and hclfcrS. si75dt7o. rtockerr and
feeders, t1isast0; bulls. t1.siTs,0o.
iiogr.-iieccipts, 1000. Market steady
10 strong. Buik of sales. ,,,e0G1.1b.
heavy. ssson7 No. packers and mixed
takslaTs: light, tats1acs; workers.
tsc0n3s5: pigs. t1.00A3io.
Sheep Receipts. 5000, Market firm.
Lambs, ttb005'5. mutt0na. ,1.5ouiso.
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COPPER coMnIsArIoS.


In tho following article tho Engineer
Ing and Mining Journal probably fur
nishoa n clue 10 the real owners NJ the
Utah Consolidated or Highland hoy
mine at bingham, Mr.. Albert G. nur-
rage. tho reported now president OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

Are your advanced classes provided
with Dr. Talmage'A new Church text
book, The Articles Of Faith9 II not.
cali az the News" office and obtain the
special terms offered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

Denver. Colo. May a,-chttle-Ile-
celpts, 1900. Market steady beef steers,
freight paid 10 river. 3.65utGs. stock
err, do. f.0O1i.pO; bulls and stays, 200
G3,O0.
Hogs Receipts. 700. Market shade
higher. Light packers, a.c0G3.c5; mixed
and hoavy a.6513.T2ia,
No sheen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

No sunday school should be without
DR., Talmage's new book, The Articles
OF Faith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03
BIG GAIN OVER LAST YEAR.
This Mornings Call Developed
slight Decline In miaina stocks
--Alsx Constitutes strong.
TODAY'S METALS:
SILVER elJs
LEAD. st.15
CASTING COPPER. 16jlc a ID

charles u. Hudson. secretary Of the
salt Lake Stock Exchange, submitted
10 the Institution this morning his re-
port for the month ending April soth.
II showed that tho sales had amounted
TO sse.s2s shares for ssi2.ooi SO, IN com
pared with is1.iss shares for tsc.1si.ic
during the month Of April. 1885. making
the gain In the volume OF business esq.,
$40 shares for ssas.ii The financial
report was AZ follows;
balance on hand April iat....t2. iSs.os
I,cccivcd for listing. go. .... 1000
Membership. ...... aspsvp
For dues paid. =. =. ......... ss''VV
Total. :. 80. ...... b.oez'"s
Disbursements
Furniture and fixtures. $3.50
Expenses. =. =. :. 80. ss'.1b si'.so
balance. .. E. =. =. q. ....t3.tif.U
AZ meeting OF the governing board
held directly after call. there being
present Mcrars Jackson. Tibbale.
peery. colborn, ERnn and pcndcrHart,
the constitution ana bylaws Of the new
INCORPORATION WIRE presented and unan-
lmouHiy adopted II was also decided
that the basis Of margins on future de-
llycrlea of stocks. be the highest prices
the stock sold for on the board that
day. The transfer Zee on the scat OF H.
e. Chambers 10 W. J. Montgomery was
femitted, since the purchase was made
prior to the adoption OF the new by
laws
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Results Fatally In Nine
Cases Out Of Ten "A
Cure Found al Last.

operation because the disease q vrulent
poison the blood circulating the system although
the sore or ulccknown the Canccrmay be away the
poison remains in the blood, and promptly breaks ash with
renewed violence
The wonderful of s. In curing obstinate deep
blood diseases which considered ncurab induced do
spirng sufferers II after exhaustng
the physicians without Much their delight s. proved
equal to the disease and promptly effected The glad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
pRopuOE.

San Francisco May a.--Dec wheat.
N,iiN; cash. si.o6A.
barley, steady new sI4s' cash 'l,o',
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03

For proceedings Of the
Utah Mine and Stock ES.
change and late mining and
business nows, 200 page 2
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CANCER is DEADLY!

This fearful disease often first appears
"a a mere scratch, u pimplc. or lump in
the breast. too small TO attract any
notice. until. in many cases, the deadly
disease is fully developed.
Cancer can NOT be rttr.I lac, 4. a,,r,r;cal
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E|eQQDI Su|DhNT Turkish Both

And treatment Rooms In charge u
Gomp0tent Physician. who Will diagnose
and prescribe f1t patients nnsdlfg med
teal ala. " you hnNr tatarfh, liffpep'
Fln rheumatism NerNuuH Ifnublrf 81
Kidney Disease come and be cured,
ANY klnd ~ bath you want Massage
for both sexes. swimming lessons fof
lAdioH " the mntfoa
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-14

Try the Lemon, Orange. and
Wild Cherry Phosphates, at the
Palace Pharmacy. lO2tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-14
PARAdUAy's GOOD WORK.
Cablegram Received from Com
modore Watson.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE ma
w department today received the
following cablegram from Commo-
dore Watson announcing effective
work done by the gunboat Para
quay under command of Captain
Davidson:
Manila, Sept. l4.-Secretary
the navy, Washington-Davidson,
commanding Paraguay, reports a
sharp engagement at Golenas.
Hot rifle shots from enemy, but
no casualties. Silenced insurgents
guns in twenty minutes from dis
tance of 400 to 800 yards. Re-
suited in destroying a Filipino
schooner. tSigned) WATSON"
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-14
DENVER EXTENDS
THE GLAD HAND.
Tremendous Demonstration in
Honor of CoIorado's Soldiers.
COLONEL M'COY DENOUNCED.

Denver. Sept. 14.-The capital
city is in state of intense excite
ment. Buildings are magnificent
ly draped with the national colors.
and from eight to one the princi-
pal streets were almost impossible
on account of the enthusiastic
patriotic crowd.
The First Colorado Volunteers
received most hearty welcome
this morning, by 10000 people who
met the boys at the station. Such
a demonstration was never before
experienced in the history of Dem
yer. Every soldier was garlanded
with wreath of roses hung
around his neck. The parade
through the streets was one tre-
mendous ovation.
There was one discordant note,
however. The bitter feeling which
has existed between Col. Mccoy
and the officers on one side and
the prIvates on the other, cul min
ated this afternoon in the privates
printing statement rejecting
seriously upon the officers. The
statement speaks of general i'll
treatment on the way to the Philip
pines and at Manila. 1t says that
the supplies and good things to eat
sent last Thanksgiving by friends,
were not delivered. 1t also de-
clares that the inhumane treatment
of the soldiers caused sickness and
death.
The boys were given a hearty
welcome at the capital grounds
where the official reception oc-
Cured. Governor Thomas and
other state officials made speeches,
to which Col. Mccoy responded.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-14
Rumor Not Credited.

Paris, Sept. l4.-It is rumored
today that the pardon granted to
Dreyfus is being kept a secret un-
til he can be smuggled out of the
country. Wellinformed persons,
however, believe that the president
will not pardon Dreyfus, while his
appeal for revision of the verdict
is pending.