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could not be permitted. His Instructions
being TO keep all supplies out NJ cuba,
lest they should fall into the hands OF
the spanish army. Then for some time
the state OF Texas. with the bailied
band OF Rcd Cross workers on board
and the supplies for which thousands
were dying. became
REGULAR WANDERING JEW
Of a vcrsei-a poriless tramp on the
OGCan Highway Finally without Invita-
ton, II followed the transport. convey
ing the army Of invnsion and thus
was enabled 60 reach Cuha. where tho
cargo Intended for rccourentrnd1s was
given to the sick and wounded % the
American army.
The story OF the service rendered by
the Red Cross In the Spanish Amcn-
cen war need not be repeated. The
world knows how somebody blundcred.
and while 10 few were killed In battle.
an appalling number Of our brave boys
died most pitlfully. uf needless hunger,
hardship and exposure. Surgeon DEN
cral stcrnberg was opposed To the ems
Il0yment Of female nuflcs. aud his nc-
ton virtually dcbarrcd the Rcd cross
from It's legitimate work. However.
June g. found the state OF Texas an.
chorcd In the little indenture ~ the
south coast called BY courtesy the "har-
bor' OF SibOncy. ita men aud women
caring for the nfty wounded men un
board the transport solnce. Meanwhile.
a few miles inland, fighting was going
on. ana no adequate means was at
hand for relieving the auferinRs Of the
victims OF war. The Rcd Cross ofiiccrn.
Dr. Egun. George KEENAN, and Mr..
Elwcll trampcd TO the front. aud prcs-
entity word came from them By mosacn
ger that General shaftor dcalrci Miaa
barton 10 Hlczc any empty wagon and
send hospital nuppiies md medicinal
stores which were badly needed. Miss
Barton had already provided tor such q
call. knowing that II must como. and
she ret out nt once for the front. uc
companlcd BY DE-. and Mra Gardiner.
Or. lIubbcll and Mr. Mcdowell. with
two slx-mulc. wagon loads of neccssi-
ties. To read the above fontcncr. one
can have no Idea % the Hcrcuican task
involved. In the first place the surf
which pounds all day with Irresistible
force uSpn the r1ck-hound southern
shore. becomes unrurmountabic at 81
honey harhor after 10 a. m. NOTHING
that iloatn or ewlms was ohtninnblc IN
which 10 land supplies from the ship OK.
cop, two dclnpldniod flnt-boat scowH
which the engineer corra had broken
ana east away. Como ~ the lied eros.
men. assisted by couple Of Cubans,
WORKED ALL NIGHT
to mend those wrecks and load upon
them four tons Of material. and at tho
first peep OF dawn propelled them to
shore. the men jumping waist deep Into
the water and dragging bales ana boxes
upon the beach. The women came last.
drcnchcd with surf from head 30 feet.
wagons were speedily loaded with the
best Rcd Cross nuppllon-curn meal.
condensed milk. matted milk. tea. cof-
fee. sugar. canned meats, tn0t horse.
or contract beef. this time, thank
hcaVcn), medicines. haudages. and such
other things aH Miss Barton know
from experience In the civil waf-rur-
key. Russia and other fields. would be
most needed. The ladies clamberrd on
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Special Correspondence.
'trna. March i0.--Everybody inter-
ested In philanthropic work-and that
means large proportion OF the sew
cnty million population Of the United
statcs-will rejoice to learn that the
Rcd Cross has resumed operation In
Cuba. II win be remembered that
whom President Mckinley first sent the
bcncflccnt society TO the island. lin
January Of 'Qs) II was for the sole pur-
pose Of distributing relief to the sick
and starving cubans who had, b. Gen.
Wcyler's order. been concentrated In
the cltfcs. where they were dying Of
starvation. at the rate OF thousands
day. Scarcely was the work OF relief
fairly organized and good results be-
ginning TO show. when friendly rula-
lions between tho United states ana
Spain were severed and the President.
through Consul General Lee. notified
all Americans to return. While every
member OF the Red crosa stan earnest
ly desired TO remain. a consultation
held with Captain General Dlanco made
plain the fact that II was decidedly
best TO rctlrc--which they did ut the
last moment. after doing all that was
possible to ensure the care and dis
tribution OF tho supplies then IA store
In those troublous times the falrost
promises counted FOR little.
RELIEF DIVERTED.
The world now knows how most OF
the food and medicines were diverted
from the use intended. TO sustain tho
Spanish army. and the rcconccntrado
orphanaCc. which We had been to 80
much pains and expense to establish
In the ccrro. a suburb Of Havana. and
left In charge Of prominent cubans
under Bianco'B especial charge. was
finally abandoned altogether. and what
became OF the one hundred temporarily
rescued children the good Lord only
knows.
Shortly after Clara barton returned
TO Washington she was again notified
by the State department that IL was
desired TO have the Red Cross proceed
TO Key West and take charge OF the
steamship state Of Texas. loaded with
general proyifions. clothing. medicine
aud hospital suppues-thc generous
gift OF American people 10 the sufferers
In Cuba. OF course that noble woman
Instantly responded. but upon Joining
the state Of Texas. II was found that
blockade % the coast OF cuba had been
declared ana communication prohibit
cd. Early IN May Miss Barton wrote
70 Admiral sampson. commanding tho
North Atlantic squadron. Informing
him that the He'd Cross was ready aud
anxious TO attempt an entry at any
point ON the coast. under iiag OF
truce. n he would allow II. In his rc-
ply the admiral explained that this
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MEAT MAnKET.

Mall9y s Thomas. a'i ives, South Tom
pie Street
Curtis Family Market. ca state
Street
standard Meat Market. 90 East Second
South Street
Ribgy nroay zee ana 40 South West
Temple street,
DARLING Meat & Grocery Co. ioo 7
=. c; warburton. 7oi-7o3 East Seventh
South Street,
J, q, Morrison, iio-iJs South First West
Street,
Barton q Hogan. State and Second
South Streets.
John Taylor. Gio Fourth South street.
Hawkes. Bros, 90 East Third South
street,
lIillen 4 Emoroy. 255 last Fifth South
Street.
Louis flowers. AZ South First West
street.
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~. ]. Hardin. $40 and s55 West South
Temple street
Righy nroa.. az and isi South West
Temple Street
J. W. Hanca. 10 East Third South.
NJ. y. Roleha,er 10 Eas, Third South
Street.
Eleventh Ward Cooperative, 702 East
First South Street.
:. T.. Warburton ,pl and 'O3 East Sew
cuth South Street
w. r. Salisbury. g'9 East Third South
street.
Freeze Mercantile CO., 60 and II Main
street
Star Grocery. s0i South state Street.
Palace Grocery CO., 100 West South
Temple Street
Utah butter House. Gs West First
South Street
Darling Mica, q Grocery Co.. 100 II
Street,
Fred @. V,illos. C,9 South state Street.
q. II. Hathaway, COS East Third South
Street
q. II. Lundaulrt. 30 Fifth Street.
J. q. Morrison. 40 and Az South First
West Street.
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The Red Cross Returned to Cuba.

Upheld by the President His cabinet War Department
and Surgeon General Sternbers-What the Society Now
Purposes to Do IN the island for American Civilians and
Soldiers. We'll for Sick and INDECENT cubens-Aux
Hilary Societies in Every Town and City OF the United
Statcs Called Upon Cooperate.
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Inllen a Emorcy s57 East Firth South
Street
John Larson. 100 East First South
Street.
William punkcry. 800 East Sixth South
Street.
John Taylor Gla Fourth South street.
Barton a Hogan, corner State and
Second South
Bellevue Grocery CO.. corner Ninth
last ana Tenth South Streets.
q. W. ullkefaon, i02 West flrat North
Street.
HARNESS AND sADDLERY.
Salt Lake saddlcry CO.. IL West Second
South
The cbcshire CO.. na East Second
South Street.
LUMnER.
George 2, Felt y Co. Eighth South and
State Streets.
MEAT MARKETS.
a. Smith Eleventh South and state.
Capital Meet Market, 200 Main Street.
Utah Meat Market, 20 West First South
Street
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ENGRAVING.
George s. Bell 100 Main street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES.
salt Lake Electric supply Co.. Is ives,
First South Street
FISH.
Cal. Fish & Poultry Co. 20 west First
South.
FLOUR. FEED AND PRODUCE.
Sears q Jeremy CO.. IS west First
South street
FLORISTS.
Richard Il. Evans, 90 Main st.
JEwELER.
NJ. \. Miles. 90. Main.
GROCERIES,.
CanltaI Grocery CO., 900 Main.
mi Price, a5i Main street
Fred G. Lyngbcrg. ~ cast First south
Il. Fawson. 7o2 south West Temple.
a. smith. Eleventh South and State.
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BAKERIES.
The star Bakery and Cafe. $50 South
Main.
Utah State Bakers. sls Ninth East.
BAZARs.
Golden Rule Dazar, 225 Main.
y. III. Daer. i3J west Second South.
BREWERY.
Henry wagner's Brewing Co.
BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUP
PLIES.
League Repair Shop 'sS south West
]. a. Meredith. ~ west Third South
Street
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
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DRUNKENNESS,

Morphine and Cigarette Habits cured.
Address the Koclcy Institute, Lock Dox
$50. Salt Lake city. Utah.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Monday, April 80.

The Union Steel and Chain compan,
has been organized with capitai
stock of ESQ, 600. 900. This is the larg-
est incorporation that has yet come
into existence.
Secretary Long has received no word
from Admiral Dewey in regard to the
fate of Lieutenant Gilmore and the
fourteen sailors of the Yorktown.
Colonel Stotscnburg, Lieutenant Sis
son and two privates of the First Ne
braska regiment were killed in a
skirmish with the Filipinos four miles
north of Malolos Sunday. Many Ne
braska boys were wounded.
DIR. B. +. Patton, a physician Of Terre
Haute, Ind, and well known as a cancer
specialist, is lying in a hospital at that
town, suffering from arsenical and
chloroform poison which he claims
was administered by his wife.
Senators Thurston and Hayward
have decided upon the names of the
census supervisors Of the Third, Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth districts, each desig-
mating those in the districts above or
below the Platte under his jurisdiction.
Senator Thurston has named w. ID.
PEBBLES from the Third and John L.
Mallalicu from the Sixth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28

General Otis has informed the war
department that he is censoring cable
grams sent to the volunteers.
Secretary Algcr has received from
Major General Otis, commanding tho
troops IN thcPhilippines, report re-
garding the trcasonnble communica-
.tions which, II has been asserted, have
passed Between people in THIS country
and the soldiers. General Otis report
shows that one Of the regiments under
his command received some cable
grams reading as follows: Don't en-
list, boys" One or two Of these were
signed "Committee" or "The Commit
tee" while others had no signatures.
The secretary did not make public the
name Of the organization to which the
dispatch had been sent. The whole
matter had been very much exagger-
atcd and he said. as General Otis re-
ports showed, that il was only to the
above extent that any communications
of the character indicated had passed.
lie said he attributed them entirely to
the work OF mischief makers, who. be-
cause of their cowardly spirit, had re-
fused To put their names to the dis
patches * - 49,. d.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28

The Cuban sugar crop for 1899 S on
cially estimated at 3O7. 1903 English
tons. against total for 1898 of 235, ,032
tons
1t is reported that the copper com
bine Is 20. The actual value Of all
the properties taken in will exceed
ei0O, 900, 900.
The Cuban tobacco crop Is said TO be
of good quality and more abundant
than for two years past. A large stock
of Tcmcdois filler was sold in the field
for s23 per quintol.
The Cuban army roll shows that
there will be about 10000 troops to
participate in the 81, 900. 900 appropri-
atcd to pay them Off. This will give
each man about S15.
The academy OF moral and political
science of Paris has awarded the Au-
diffcret prize OF $1,000 francs. given
yearly for the greatest act Of devotion,
to Major Marchand for traversing
Africa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
FI.hinR with scoop shoysls.

The greatest sport We have heard of
In this section recently Ia the catch Of
fish that Hurbert Bares. Anton Fergen
and some others recently made. They
went to the Jim river, near Victor Uh-
rlch's place, and In a slough which was
formed last spring from overflow Of
the Jim river they cut a hole In the
Ice and with scoop shovels they took
out over AIS pounds OF fine fish. They
said that they found fish frozen fast
To the Ice. which. when held In their
hands, revived and assumed their nat
ural condition. 1t is said there are
thousands of Ash In the ponds and
sloughs that were formed last spring
by the overaowed river. Most OF these
will perish In short time after the ice
commences to freeze. for want oi
water and air. There are. no doubt
many fine pickerel In some Of the creek
onds.-Parkston Is. d. Advance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
STRICKLAND LYNCHED.
Negro rro,oher Mutiiatsd by n ocorsL
sIob-Protest- Tnnocence

u
Mob-Protest- Innocence
PALMETTO, Ga. April 26 The b,dy
OF Ligc strickland, the negro preacher
who was implicated in the Crawford
murder by Sam Hose, was found
swinging to the limb OF n persimmon
tree within mile and q uartcr OF
this place early yesterday. Before
death was allowed to end the suffer.
ings of tho negro his cars were cut of
aud the small finger OF his left hand
was severed at the second joint. On
the chest Of the negro was scrap OF
blood.stained note paper attached
with an ordinary pin. On one side OF
,his paper was written:
"New York journal We must pro-
tect our ladies, 1900 The other side
Of the paper contained warning to
the negroes OF the neighborhood. II
read as follows: "l,cwarc, all darkies.
You will be treated the same way"
Before being finally lynchcd Strick-
land was given a chance to confess to
tho misdeeds of which the mob sup
posed him to be guilty, but no pro-
tested his innocence until the end.
Three times tho moose was placed
around his neck and the negro was
drawn up off the ground; three times
he was let down with warnings that
death was in store for him should he
fail to confess his completely in tho
Crawford murder. Tires times Strick-
land proclaimed his innocence, until.
weary OF useless torturing, the mob
pulled on the rope. and tied the end
around the slender trunk OF tho per-
simmon tree. Not shot was fired by
the mob Strickland was strangled
TO death.
: A coroncr's jury held an inquest at
Palmetto and rendered the usual ver-
dict-dcath at the hands Of parties
unknown.
Another mob is hunting the country
for Albert Sewell, who has been maxi
ing himself obnoxious by remarks
concerning tho whites. There is not
much prospect OF his capture, however,
as he has been out Of town two days
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Wednesday, April 80.

Colored ministers Of New York de-
nounced the Georgia lynchers.
President Mckinley, who has been
having n serious attack of neuralgia,
Is much better.
Illinois will honor its dead cx-gov-
ernor, Richard j. Oglesby, by holding
an immense public funeral.
Countess Esterhazy has sued for n
divorce. She alleges that the French
count is too vile to live with.
The Borden Condensed Milk COM
pany has organized into trust under
the laws OF New Jersey. Capital sa0,'
900. 900.
Because Governor Tanner vetoed the
appropriation for the university of
Illinois at Champaign, the students
hung him in effigy.
BY an explosion of benzine in Fleer's
chemical works at Twenty-fourth and
Callowhill streets, Philadelphia, yes
terday one man was killed, two are
unaccounted for and one woman was
fatally injured. A score of persons
were more or less seriously injured.
General McArthurs division fought
its way to the trenches before Calum
pit yesterday, advancing four miles
mostly through woods and jungles an'
crossing the Bagbag river. This wa
! accomplished at cost to the Ameri
cans of six killed and twenty-cigh
wounded. The First South Dakot
regiment was the heaviest loser.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
SENSATION GROWS.
Foruser Federal Onicisis Arrested In
Pennsyivania

FOrnor rouerAt ouictsS hrrestou IN
Pennsyivania
PHILADELPHIA, April &6 - Former
United States District Attorney Ellery
p. 1ngham, OF this city. and Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector Samuel h
Downey, OF Lancaster, were arrested
by secret service officers yesterday on
the charge OF aiding tho Lancaster
couuterfciters in their efforts to food
the country with bogus treasury notes
and internal revenue tobacco stamps
The arrest Of Ingham created q great
sensation, on account OF his promi.
uence and his former connection with
the government as United States at.
torney for the Eastern district OF
Pennsylvania
Those who are now under arrest
charged with completely in tho great
plot are: Ellery r. Ingham. ex-Unit-
cd States district attorney, Of this city;
Henry X. hewitt. ex-assistant United
States district attorney, of this city;
Samuel b. Downey, deputy internal
revenue collector Of the Ninth internal
revenue district OF Pennsylvania. Of
Lancaster, Pa; William Jacobs, Of
Lancaster; William E. Kendig, Of Lam
caster; Thomas Burns, Kendig's fore.
man; Arthur Taylor, expert engrsver
Of this city, and Baldwin 8. Bredel,
expert engraver end mechanic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Friday, Aprll 21.

The L. =. transport Crook is expect
I'd soon from Guantanamo, Cuba, with
Ala American dead.
On account OF the failure OF the
Pennsylvania Legislature To pass GER
tain needed legislation, IL is said an
extra session will be called.
Word has reached Washington that
the Detroit has reached Greytown for
an inquiry into the state OF affairs
there before proceeding to Bluetields.
After several conferences with the
minister from Venezuela, the United
States postoflicc authorities have en-
tered into an agreement for parcel
post treaty with Venezuela.
The monthly statement OF the col
lcctions OF internal revenue shows
that during March, 1890, the total re-
receipts were 81 ,T35,4t7, an increase
over March, 1898. Of 50, i9l,3iO. For
the nine months Of the present fiscal
year the total receipts were SOL ,522,
lil, an increase over the correspond
ing period of last year OF S77 700, 400.
The most expert pathologist of the
agricultural department, DIR, Xwingle,
is now in Morocco on a mission which
the department hopes will launch d
new and profitable industry in the
most arid sections of the southwest
lie H. making close study Of the
African date palm, selecting he finest
varieties and an effort will be made u
cultivate them in Arizona. II ha,
been found that date palms will grow
there with some irrigation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
MUST GIVE UP THE CIGARS.
No Way TO Protect the Mon Whs
bought From the Counterfeiters.

No Way to Protect the Mon Whs
bought From the Counterfsiters.
WASHINGTON, April 6-The Treas
ary officials believe that the total
number of cigars seized be-
cause OF tho Pennsylvania counter
felt stamps will reach between
1000, ,OO0 and 10000, OO0 All such ci-
gars are condscated by the govern
ment, even though they be In the
hands OF innocent purchasers The
offer OF holders to stamp them prep
erly has no effect, because the law Is
mandatory. internal Commissioner
Wilson says that his Office would like
to permit holders Of the Pennsylvania
cigars to stamp them properly and to
retain the stocks which they have
had, but under the law that cannot be
done.
The retailers will of course have
legal claim against the jobbers who In
turn must look to the mapufactur ers,
but as the latter will probably be in
Jail for some time to come 1t will not
be easy to collect any money which
has been paid
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Tuesday.Apr,,es.

Dr. Malcolm Stewart has been ap-
pointed member OF the board OF pen
sion examining surgeonsat Tecumseh.
The war department yesterday was
without advices from General Otis in
regard to the names of the killed and
wounded In the battle Of Quingua.
Major Francis b. Dodge of the pay
department has been selected TO dis
burse the $1,000, 900 allotted by the
government to pay the Cuban troops
There have been twenty deaths from
typhoid fever among the members of
the Eighth United States cavalry
stationed at the city Of Puerto Prin-
cipc. One hundred and three eases
have been reported.
President Mckinley and Secretary
Hay have determined not to enter into
any negotiations with either Costa
Rica or Nicaragua respecting the canal
until the new isthmian canal commits
sion has submitted its report.
Attorney General Griggs. in speak
ing Of the negro lynching near New
nan, Ga, yesterday, said that the case
had no federal aspect and that there
fore the government would take no
action whatever in rcgtrd to 1t.
The German government has lodged
a protest with the state department
against the language used by Captain
Coghlan Of the Raleigh at the Union
League club banquet. The incident
will probably pass with nothing more
serious than reprimand for the cap
tain. EH
Captain G.. +. Wilde, of the Y. s. =,
Boston has protested against the pro
motion of Colonel Miller to a brigadier
gencralship rs arcward for the capture
os lloilo. II appears that this capture
was made by naval forces under Wilde
and that 1t was not until after the
| capture had been effected that the
place was turned over To Captain Miller,
The action is indorsed by Admiral
Dewey.
Information received at the war dc
partment indicates that General Otis IL
about to execute another important
movement, the initial features of which
are shown by today's press advices
from Manila. The objective point IL
the insurgcnt town of Calumpit, being
about eight miles northwest Of Malolos
IL was here that the insurgents con
ccntrated after being driven ont oI
the capital, setting up new capita
and making 1t the base OF thei
operations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Sunday, April 2J.

The presence of the German feet
at Kiao-Chau has alarmed the Chinese.
There is now n prospect that the
trouble between the union miners ut
Pana and the operators will be ami
cably settled. Both sides are willing
to make concessions.
James Elsey, the London messenger
who was sent from London to Hamp-
ton, Cal, by Harry McCalmont, NJ. p,
to deliver letter ahead of one sent by
mail, arrived at New York yesterday
on his return trip. lie said he beat
the mails twelve hours.
The secretary of the interior has re-
versed the land office decision in the
case of John Batting against Thaodorc
MaclSie from the Sidney district OF
Nebraska. Mackie's homestead entry
Is neld intact.