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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
W ANTED,

AT ONCE. BELGIAN-BLOCK MAKERS
at Wakefield Granite Quarries. Sl5 per
1000 blocks. Also. man 20 Run steam
Drill. a. b. COOK, Petersburg, va.
fv 22-2ts
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and special commission nd ,r
ton OF tho Circuit Court ns
county. ! will sell, az pubic arc'...'1
the premises, I'd
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST D ree
AT 6 O'CLOCK %. 81.
I. 4 ONE-HALF UNIIfUrr
TEREST IL THAT PIECE OK bt,.l.
or LAND. as shown ou rio
Pinalto Grove. in Hcnric0 count.
made by T. Crawford EcI1 d. r....
and filed in the papers W fII.
which lies between belmont .tr.-
mum avenue the lands 0f Nr. r
Taylor. the Richmond-Herrr. r.-.
and Oronoco avenue. being lllrE.I .
by Dronoc) avenue, east ir H.l-
ana HenricO turnpike southeast l.
land Of Mrs. COmeld Taylor so,..
Laburnum avenue, and west hy DIX
street.
2. a ONE-HALF UNDIVIDED ,.
TEREST ~ THAT PIECE JG ptu...''
OF LAND. as shown on tn, H r
PinaltO Grove. which ls b.gr..I .-
north by OronocD avenue. on Odd.
by belmont street. ou the south b.
burnum avenue. and on the W.. bvr
street.
3. a ONE-HALF UNDIVIDED rv--.
EST IN ALL THAT PIECE Or plra
OF LAND. ass shown ou tCr .I r
piualtO Grove. which is bounded b.. .
north by OrOnocO avenue et.t Ir r..
street. south hy Iahu-nlW ..r..
west by Beulah street. .N..U. T.. A.
20. I'm Block H., which has already d.
sold.
4. A ONE-UALF UNDIVIDED Pa
TEREST ~ THAT PORTION r-r
OR PARCEL or LAND. as shown .- -.
said map of Pnaito Grove. a.
bounded on the north by Onua ..
east by Boulah street. south .r i.l
mum avenue and west Ur Alma ~
except Lot SO. j. in Block 81. BEL
has already been sold.
5. a ONE-HALF UNDIVIDED Nr.
EST ~ THE FOLLOWING IIIs IS.
BLOCKS. as shown op said m.n H..
naltO Grove. the same t0 l. sold .
ratcly-tO-Wit: NOS g. s.. 6
II. l5. I6. and 20. I'm Block 81. 4.
40. .. except Lot 80. o. which D. .'
been sold; Block 30. 3. anl h.eaH..
And MS SPECIAL COMMISSIONER. .r.
pointed by said court T W
public auction. ON the prm PHI. 0N..
THIRD l-O INTEREST or a. IL
BALL ~ THAT LOT co.'s IAND. r.s
county OF Henrico. near fIn.t. l
lying on the east side of tle N.w Som
road. being triangular u sltuo .nl OIL
and containing about OuH-tnIrI f-.
am acre. more or Joss. and bounded
the west and south Ny lNr N.W A.u
Road. on the north br land cH
j.. IT. Jctor to j. Ihnmp- SON aII l.lr Fl
Brown. and on the oa-t hr Sort. lE.H.
being portion of the I.nI .Irp.H. p
J. Thompson Brown and Leroy l.. Blown
and G.. a.. a Ball bT \. D. Et-..
Wife. by deed dated nov N
and recorded in the ClDfN .''
County Court Of Hcnf.co. in
1872 page 10. and shown ou map 'I i'
Grove by letter "I.
TERNTS. Ono-fOurth cash. balance 3D.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fr,nrn m

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is som ~
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT - me
DAP YEAR ARE 10 BE PAIN ~
RATA BY THE VEHDOR Ann 40
VENDEH 'aa
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Sale of All the Turkish
Bath Towels.

Hundreds Of dozens. This Towel has
grown 10 be the favorite Towel for the
bath. HALF AND QUARTER VALUES.
Sc. Double-Faced Turkish Towels for
1qc. Towels. extra-large size. and heavy,
The Best 1G 2-3c. Turkish Towels are
&C.: others FOR &C., instead OF &c.
each.
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LOST. ON BROAD STREET. NEAR
First. an ENVELOPE. containing "A Fine
Lace-Trmmed Handkerchief ana
Small Piece Lace. Envelope had the
firm name OF FOurqurean. Temple a. CO.
on IT, Finder will be rewarded by leaving
same at MEYER SYCLE'S. l03 east Broad
street. is 2-lt
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I'm execution Of y deed OF gus
March %. 1891. recorded in '..h
of Richmond Chaucery C0It. "
Book ll C.. page 81, ana Boo
a decree of tne Chancery t r..
city OF Richmond. entered on
1893. in the case 0f Aueus,n
rs. stout and ais. / Viii s.. D..
auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY - l>t .,
az G3O o'clock Z. 3D. I'D ~
LOT OF LAND. with ta
tenement. no. 1905 ease
street thereon lyns and being
city of Richmond. Va. and l..N
follows. viz. Beginning at
north line OF Marshall street
OF its intersection with the tN.,
Thirteenth street thence run.. Incl
waidly along and fronting ou n.. ..-
OF Marshall street 10 fcet. and ..5
back nofthwarlly between ptIal.'
50 feet 90 an alley. ...f,t
TERMS Cash. JOHN H. Gonnli>.
jy g-tGs ->
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,pRUsTEES AUCTION SALE

SMALL FRAME DWELLING ,NtI
OK NORTH SIDE OF NAl.r-..''
STREET. .-..r.
BETWEEN THlkIEENlh 80"
LEGE STREETS.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

ca Ga L.l E
FOR RENT.
No. SO EAST CLAY STREET;
rooms.
80. 1912 Floyd avenue; Il rooms.
40. 1903 west Franklin street, j. rooms.
80. 2.6 east Grace street; rooms uldlJ
80 20y west Grace street; II rooms.
40 22if east Grace street, rooms.
No. gl2 west Main street; 9 rooms.
80. 1l0G west Main street; Z rooms.
40 H. west Marshall street, I'D rooms.
30. 2lzO east Marshall street; rooms.
No. 1912 west Marshall street; : rooms.
so. 204 east Marshall street; 4 rooms
Mat)
40. 509la north Fifth street; rooms
No. 7W north Ninth street, rooms.
No. as north Twelfth street; rooms.
No. 1913 east Broad street; rooms.
Nos. l42l-li23 east cary street store
N II north Eighteeuth street. store.
J. II. Carnival.
~ 22-lt No. llo6 east Main slreeI.
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N ANTI,ID.

TO SELL HOTEL BUSINESS. At NEW
port News, Va. Large, roomy house.
Location best In town. can Doe bought
cheap. Present proprietor has good rea-
sons for selling. House Us now paying
good money. Address p. q. Box l6l,
NnMunrf NnMe- VI. il ---I-
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3I-inch AII=Silk Taffeta
Ribbons, the I5C. grade,
for O3C. yard.

3is-inch 100. Quality All-Silk Taffeta
Ribbons for l4c. yard
5-iuch Fancy Ribbons, an assortment
of 200 pieces, worth 80 to j9c. yard
choice any for 15c. yard.
6-inch Double-Faced Satin Ribbons, all
silk. 42c. quality. for 29c yard.
No. 2 All-Silk and All-Color Satin Rib
hons for He. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22

by J. Il. Elan d. Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucfor...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22

Book and job Printing neatly executed
at the Dispatch Printing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22

By John H. Goddin 81 Coz
Real Estate Agents and AA."
Bank and Eleventh .f-
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NRUSTEE'S AND CONSueero.
ERiS SALE or f'+Ayt.

AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST ,.
FOLLOWING PROPERTY Iis
and special commission. under tf.
ton OF tho Circuit C0urf nf
county / will sell, az pubic uc''... D.
the premises,
III. fANrL,oI Y AI-l.I--.-. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22

by j. Thompson Brown a. '.r
Real Estate Agents and Auci0A.e.a
NIB Main street.
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" ANTI.IB.

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT MY
Claim-Check system Is a guarantee N The
safety of baggage. and quick ana sure
identification of the same at depOts,
when claim-chcck is exchanged for rail-
road check 90 destination. by my agents.
il PIT \. ". GAkEsk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22

Fvorvthing on this list Is bargain.
some people will write for them next
CHRISTMAS. 1t will then be too late. OF
der an once. and get s. worth OF goods
for S1.25. "'"1''
ID. O'SULLIVAN.
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
Nv I9.f-)
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WANTED.

FOR TWO CONNECTING
rooms. also. secOnd-story back room.
opening ON porch Would De glad of seve-
RAJ Table Bo1rdcrs at 2l2 south Third
street. References exchanged. jy l1-6'
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" ANTIID,

FOR THIRD FLOOR.
without board. TWO large. airy rooms.
and one hall room. Handsomely FUR
nshed and admirably suited TO gentle
men. Two baths convenient on west
Franklin street. near Commonwealth
Cub Address 2. Q. Box 10. ly Its
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-28

Time does not stand still, and many
year rolls over the heads of our eX-
companions. Pauline married for the
second time, buried two children
brought up two by her first husband
and three by the second.
She did not live happily with her first
husband, and with her second she was
no happier. In certain moments she
was troubled with the thought that she
had not known how to respect her first
husband. Then it very often seemed
to her that she had really loved him, at
least more than her second husband,
and certainly much more than many of
her admirers, of whom she had
thought more of less favorably. AL
though one of them had tried to drown
himself on account of her, and another
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-28
RIIIIDING MOVIES

The Greist Manufacturing company
are to further enlarge their already ex-
tensve factory at Westville, in order to
provide for their rapidly growing bust
ness. The latest extension is three
story brick building, 42x120 feet. The
building is to be a substantial struc-
ture of mill construction and it will
have tower one hundred feet high. 1t
will also be equipped with an elevator.
Contractor David Fl. Clark at his
shop on Brewery street is getting out
the interior work for some extensive
alterations which Hoggson Bros. are
making in the fine residence of Eli
Whitney in this city, Mr. Clark has
Just completed the new building of the
Country club, the new studio of John
l. H. Downes the artist, on Whitney
avenue and has about finished work on
Division street.
Architect w. H. Allen has let the
contracts for the new and handsome
residence which Frederic H, Penney, of
the T. G Rates Co will build on Alden
avenue, Westville,
The corner store in the Cutler build
ing, on the corner of Church and Chap
ell streets, has been leased by the w.
L. Douglas Shoe Co. and the building
will shortly undergo important i'm
provements. The entrances to the
stores and to the building are to be
rearranged, so as to bring them togeth-
err in the center of the Chapel street
front, providing much larger show
windows. The corner window is to be
brought around on Church street and
the entrance to the basement changed
to provide for the new arrangement
New floors are to be laid, new plate
glass windows put in and other i'm
proyements made
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-28

before they knew which was beautiful
and which ugly.
Now they are alike again Pauline
and Rosie alike have bent figures, wrin-
killed. faces and not a tooth is to be
found in the mouths of either; the
heads of both are bent low.
Pauline's restless spirit has burnt out
her life; Rosie has succumbed to her
weary struggle.
Their dresses, which the same tailor
has lately made for them from the
some goods and after the same fashion,
please both alike. They have the same
luck with the tailor.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-28

There's character and individuality about
your interior decorat tons if, happily, you've
selected your Paints and Varnishes here. In
B. & X. Paints we offer a perfect interior
finish smooth of surface after drying and
without that glazing crudty of color and
tone so often encountered in many interior
finishes, while lending itself with admirable
precision to any color scheme proposed, and
retaining its pristine beauty longer than any
other. Color samples for the asking, and
Paint in any size can ready for application
THOMPSON. q BELDEN, 396-39S State st.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-28
Drink Grain-Q

after you have concluded that you ought not
to drink coffee. 1t Is not a medicine. but
doctors order it because 1t is healthfui, in
MIGRATING and appetlzing. 1t is made from
pure grains and has that rich seal brown
coffee and costs about u as much. Child
rem like 1t and thrive on 1t because it is a
genuine food drink containing nothing but
Ask your grocer for Grair-
y, the new food drink. Is and 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-28

And between the companions of child
hood days old age has made peace
again.
Their love has returned with more
ardor and depth than in their youth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
CEN.wooD TO Be GOVERNOR
Cuba viii be Placed Under His Direction TIN
Congress Acts.
General WIN Have Ueadquarter. at
Havana President WIN Ap
pcase Other Onicers.

Chicago. Dec. IA special 70 the
TimcA.Hcraid from Washington says
General Leonard wood viii be the
master Of all cuba under the direction
o. the President until the time comes
when congrcss takes action by provid.
Ing new civil government for the
island.
Gen. Wood II not to be called officially
civil Governor" lie will be military
governor. In supreme command OF the
island. but IN the absence u any Inc
surrcctlon or troublc-and none IL ex-
pcctod by the adminlstrntion-his du,ics
will chiefly be civil.
Gen. Wood IL to have the rank OF
major general Of volunteers. which will
enable him to outrank the regular army
officers who remain IN Cuba under his
command.
some Of the generals now there arc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Washington. Dec. 1.-The white
Housc was overrun with members OF
consrcSs today. but owing To The cab
met meeting few % them saw. the
President. Among these were senators
Fairbanks aud BeveridEc Of Indiana.
Culiom u Illinois. riatt ~ Connecticut
and Lindsay of Kentucky. Representa-
tlyes Warner 81 Illinois. Brownlaw "
Tennessee, Grosv.nor ~ ohio and
Steele Of Indiana. senator Plat. who
II member Of the finance committee
OF the Senate. said the subcommittee
at the meeting tomorrow would agree
upon the terms u the financial bill TO
be presented to the Senate.
Generally speaking" fnid he. "the
Senate hill viii be- an agreement with
the House bill. There will be several
points Of difference. but the essential
features viii be the same and the two
houses will get together without
trouble" Senator Plat thinks the pas
sage Of the financial bill by both houses
II foregonc conclusion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
A Boston Meeting IN Behalf Of
the Utah Congressman.
SESSION LASTED 3 HOURS.
Gathering Was For The Purpose OF
Getting at the Pscts-vicws OF
the speakers.


INC hrs' pubic meeting known Ia
."Ne oeeh hold IN the defense OF lris-
mum H. hobertS' membcr'elcct from
Utah to tho House Of Representatives
at Washington. WA hold 4, pai,, ma.
,nor,,l hai, ,,,.,a,.., -, ..,...,...
''' 'NPf'v''" s''e'' s'".'' ""s
"i'erh""h' says the boston blpbe, OF
November "a. Though IL had been an
nounced that tho purno.e a, tho ,,.o, .
La, ,,.,.,,,., a.. -. A..
',s "'u'u w '"e w Nn'oh ar hoDetN
should receive fair play and his case
aired honestly before nm audience 4,
turn.d M, g., Ia, ,c,t.. ,....,....
p" ''"'t' "'e"usv'
~ hc chairman OF the meeting stated,
no one appeared. despite the fact they
had been invited nv letter "a sneak
agnins, NJ poho,,,
s'' ar i'"oeI"'
The meeting lasted nearly three
hours. half a dozen persons speaking In
TINT ttr,a ,rh.,. -. -, .,...-....,.. A..
1-,-. ''' '''"sH ~
"'i'hhc OF MT foberts ana many
stories widely circulated In the past
were dcnl.d
=,
- Nu'''cr was the pr,sinlhg oih-
ecr' Roberts. he said. had been elected
by the vote OF the Mormon" and the
co,,u, Il, A. -, I....',,'..
N"" ""''"t'
Nc hau thfcc wives or none at all, IL
II an ecclesiastical Institution, There
IN no r,asnn ,vhv ur uoho,,. .h.,,i,
not be ecntcd
Tho chnirm.n ci,sod ,y .,,.,,,,. ,.,
ali Womb bc in,i,cd ,n ,,,,i,., ,i'ps u'.'
ions for and again, NJ nohnr'. dur-
ing the nftornnnn 10 ,han in,rs,t,,s.',,
j. w stillnan for,ne,iy ,,di,nr ~, ~
Uoston Invrsiign,or NJ e,ii,,, y, u,e
~ do mai kno,v Al, noh.r,s ,,''r Az I,
ever henr of MIN hntots This H. w.,
personal ,natter Mir "a. L., '
which great nri,cinIes ",o ,,,,,t ="
lie then ouo,cL nara,,r,,h. ,,'n,,'
constitution which icai, ,yi'n ~ M ,
billty of ,nnn hscorniu,, - Wv
the House M u.nr,.ssn,a,,,',s ~.
that "a fat ns hs co,,id A. -,
erta fuInii.d All Inc ,,, IT,, ~; no 1.',
should he yivc,, NJ .ae N'''"'' ""u
n inoL.t =, ht,,' - a., "a,
,rta was 10 H.. ,,,,ish,'d u.s., ~, 49, =,
Air pnb.,,a shaa ..a,,,,,i,,.', s. u,n =, ~
wns n crime ag,in", ~. 49,, '',"e, "
and moi nsnIrsf ,hs la,y. %, r. ~ ,,, oan
s,a,.s M. ,,if,i .ha,,ia -. 'h'ys
IN tf,nh and h. a mr., ~ H. y. n.,u
win The rIeht ~ ,a,;na '" ,r ~ p esrs
of NONCOMPLIANCE III 49, ,,,., i,uus.
over nny Grim, ,b,, H. b. H. ~. ,suse.,3,n
nav. cnrmi,,ca d. ~ 80, n,,sn'
he a,iJ ,hc iIn,,ss ,,i' ,,l'
body and no, a .i,,r,',,a.. ms'h.n e
trials of crime sbo,,id ,ni,, nian. T srh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

ls perhaps only the more thoughtful
that are visited by these misglvlngs.
The closing speaker was Elder Jensen
OF the Mormon church lie said he
knew Mr.. Roberts personally. had often
talked with him. knew hla life fairly
wei. and was positive he was moral
man. ns were all Mormona. In the city
OF New York he said. within distance
OF 1900 square feet, you will IND moro
immortality than ever existed In Utah.
brigham ". Roberts has three wives.
lie had them before Utah became a
state. and there has never been u single
plural marriage In the Mormon Church
IN Utah nlnce Utnh honnmn a Siaie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

lft KY Dee. 1.-The post
81 the Official canvass OF
~ subcrnatorial vote has. for
Ting al least. cooled the sur
lolueal atmosphere in a very
deeply settled belief among
I ,..Nfals aud Republicans that
....-nliilohers will not turn the
w 70 the legislature, hut Will
fiiylof '' w '''h'r ooe-
so gwen 10 the former. IL IL pos
-, ,hs matter may end there.
\. J, y the conservative Republic
49, ,he opinion that In View OF
Denocratlc majority In the
u VIII BE- practically use
we republicans TO look for
Ir, n mat quarter. II the GER
IN, 70 Taylor It IN certainly
\ 4ll lhe matter will be taken
~ M 'lallre, where Gocbel may
II g1aIo.l.leans. however. are by no
! =, wv IN favor OF abandoning
~, We door of the legislature.
~, e NV are vehement In their as
! n "al hey viii not abandon
- I, T INV There is no possible
N h ,aylor being governor OF the
49, pot likely that the election
~ I.n VIII finish their work
'clay afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

san Francisco. Dee. 2.-The Cali says
that Volncy Foster. OF Chicago repre-
acntlng Eastern capitalists. has secured
an extension Of the options he IL said
to hold ON the HE'D Wood Lumber inter-
csts Of this State and there are In
dicatiuns that n red wood trust will
soon become an accomplished fact. All
the rcd wood timber IN the world Is
grown In nm area OF 1000 square miles
In the form OF long. Irregular belt.
ranging In width from ten to twenty
miles and extending throughout the
northern coast counties OF California.
Henry Gnnnctt OF the United States
Geological society has estimated the
amount OF standing timber In the red
wood forests at sevcnty-nve billion feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

\ ,e,'on, Dec. l.--Dealinr mn n
N d MIge questions OF insulur
n II c,,hnI feorgunization, OF the
hlt.l'sa ald " the campaign In
s,nl,,v' 4 lhe ilrst annual report
tat,lsS,i" , Just made public, IL
! Y nv y, reference is mad. IN IN. "a
IN Nv oVh TO show the magri-
~. W lask set for him in he
Y ssn,n s,.h The inadequate forces
M ulnd when The outbreab
" u ,tsh tribute In paid to the
fsi MAJ, Troops who, In the face
iarers Voluntarily CONSENT
kne. an immediate return Ia
y s,rY WV the expiration OF their
4 h~'y Of the operatlors -, IA.
, gulpss. tseounted, and the sec-
w. Wh,the plan OF the present
Involved Ny began In October.
~ i5rsl. me movement OF three
y Grabds vne was to proceed up
,nq NJ along the northeastern
qslt Of ltinn, and strike across
hlngayon. Another VIVA
'issed s ne,' shores by transports
va ths AUG the coast road TO
~ "a s . INST foFoe. A third col
- 10 Das,e straight along the
Asupan. Tho secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

San Francisco. Dec. i.-Arthur Brrns.
wi was the butcher on the transport
Mnnaucnrc. hns returned from Hon
ululu. where he left the vessel on &C.
count Of rickncaa Burns te.4a start
ling tale ~ the voyage OF the transport
between this port and Honolulu. III,
says that ten mos Ge-crted the vessel
at Honolulu. and hut two ~ the vncan-
rian could 10 niind before the departure
81 the vessel from tl 1roiulv.
According to Gufnr. the transport
leaked three daya aftg- leaving port.
and the conisnrers broke d1wn. , he
rcfrigcrailnG plant collapsed before tho
vessel reached Honolulu liurnu Hates
thnt tho ghlp'f carpenter. who WA
called into consultation regarding tue
condition OF the Ncsgel. wra one OF
thorc who deserted al Honolulu.
lie sl1tcE thut tie hold WA - f'ili
Of water that the iioafs uf tie lower
statrroomH wcrs avaeh. nad that no
was compelled 60 seek berth IN the
soldiers qultterf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

TO be withdrawn and those who remain
will be placed under General WOODS
orders.
To apponse those who nrc taken
away. the President viii make several
promotions TO briFadier gcncrnishipa OF
the regular army. Those TO he thus
honored are Generals Ice and wilton.
Gcn. Wood VIII return TO Cuba " a
few days and 90 soon o. the President
can arrange the future u tho other ecu
erals involved the present cominnndor
nt Santiago will be placed In charge %
the entire Island. military and civil.
with headquarters at Havana.