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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
BABE ABANDONED.


Early this morning q newly born ba-
by boy was found on the steps OF the
So. Omer rooming house. No. 2l7 south
Second West street.
The infant was found boy Gus John
son and young lady, who We're passing
the place. and were attracted by the lit-
Ole ones whImperIngs They notified
officer Pack. who turned the infant over
TO lady In the house who cared Tor &c
until &c was taken To- the salt Lake
private hospital
officer Pack found the child wrapped
in a piece Of beducking and an old
shnWI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
GRANITE STAKE OUTING.
Dug sunday School Excursion to saIt,t
Next Friday.

Fo' some time past tn, su,s,y ..,.,
Workers Of The Granite Sian, ..'l Is..' sla''.
!, ,o- sl, arrangements for an . s,,,, D,..
p" Satan on next Friday. Joo ,' ,s.,
q, Az ', amusement commit,s. o,r .',..
N ~.. -. slase superintendent. ,'', ..1
S.,' p, from each Of tn, Ss. .. 'e s.
Jay schools Of the s,as. r ~. sun.
4 tb5 aem .. q attraction, n ., l..4ls.l
s 49, Regularly offered \, y sll.lon 60
s sII.t and old and ' 5o,aSs faces tof
',,s as Is much as arliiy1 10y. SIs REQUIRED
sSalI osa, and baseball i r.,.s and SIP.
r,,srl.s siaes rsprcsentIpsr t ,b OsIsten SEE
o,oaslol to WIN also b. can ,ls condition
S ssss pm j. the baseball 'u l,-, q the
one ios S' !o b Indicated By tb Ts'sh ,9s
rope, .I ss, quar- he'd in pas s'h e. Ooaris
10 balls that VIII 'f sos ss3 d. LIght Ten,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
No Room nm for wee Prcsidcnt

Little Rock. Ark. June 25-An effort
viii bo made boz The Dem1cu ic state
convention tomorrow 90 inns rICl for
u. p. Hiu. of New YORK, Zoe vice presi-
dent The movement vim Dc bed by Rep
rescniauyo Charles j. Parker Chair
man James * Jones' of the national
committee is delegate 90 he c0nycu-
tion ana ha VIII probably favor am un-
instructed delegation
The wamcst fight IN the convention
VIII boz ON nlUo1ll commit ccmau. the
candidates being CONGRESSMAN D. g..
McRae and Ex-Governor j T.. Clark.
Senator Jones iavOrs Mckqc
Attorney General jen Davis win bc
nominated Tor governor by ac lama .lYu.
and wiu De- also sent to the K8rgls cts
convention as O delegate at large. The
convention win be ,he most ga gely att
tended Democratic gathering DO Anlan-
sas In recent years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25

been extlnguished IN the north Of Cal
Colony, but he does not mention ll,
capture or dispersal Of the Boer ioI..
which has been oyerrunnlng tha' pan
Of the country. 80.
Interest mostly centers in tne OlA.s.
River colony, where General DeNe' +"
causing the British much annoyance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25

Island navy yard expect 10 have her
ready within. ten dh.s.
Every available part OF the ship will
be- filed with coal AS ballast ana she
is expected 90 carry about $500 tons to
the American warshlDs az China
Lieut. CNl formerly 90 charge Of the
photographic Office IN this city who
los been o" sick leave has been or
ired So proceed Immediately 10 Rear
A MIMI .--nN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
ORE and BuLLION RRPORTS.
MccORNIcK & Id.
TWO DEPrTi.s KiLLED.
They Were Pursuing Men Who Had
Broken Jail.

Wichita, Kans., June 25.--SherlN Neal
deputies killed near Cloud chief. Okla
hdma, while pursuing George Casey ana
a man named Mckee who had broken
jaii at Arauahoe.
At Granite. a new town. Cattle In-
spector Jed Gilmore. nm Anderson ana
another man engaged in "a game of
cards and drew guns Gilmore was
shot and his three assistants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
getting The Arethu1 Ready.

Philadelphia June e5-Under orders
Of the navy department a large force
pairing for active service the water
CARRYING ship Arethuz. which has been
I'M reserve AT League Island since the
close OF the Spanish-American war
The Arethuz Is 10 be sent 10 Chinese
waters and officials at the League
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
WARD CONFERENCES.

The Presidency OF the Salt Lake stake
attended ward conferences yesterday
as follows; Brighton. President Angus
NJ. Cannon; Cannon ward IN the even
ing. President Joseph L. Taylor; Pleas
ant Green. President C.. W. Penrose. All
conferences were found In prosperous
condition, and al the authorities were
unanimously sustained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25

ful 90 Lagoon. a distance OF eight miles.
William A. Wetzei won the time prize.
negotiating the distance ln 10 minutes
ana 81 seconds. nine seconds less than
the record made by the Fourth ward.
The FIRST prize was captured hy Clar-
Cuce Giauque. Dan Rushton second and
Don Smith third.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
Irosldcnl Invited to Atlanta.

Wa1flrTion. June ga party OF
DISTINGUISHED Goorgians called on the
President today ana invited him 20
visit Atlanta 0n July 20. the annlver-
ary ~ On. 'a,tIe OF Peach Tree Creek,
which occurred on July 20. 1854 This
anniversary ls % Doe the occasion o. a
runiun oi the ay-Union and ex-Confed-
a.ltc soldiers who participated IN that
.u-dEtm 1t According 90 present ar
wngomerts the President viii be in
Canton 0u that dn-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
THE BELGIAN HARE.
Druyprs Journal Refers 20 UtalIs
Industry

The Agriculture and Live stock Jour
ro, af Denver. in a recent number mas
400 article on Belgian hares. Mention Is
made of Utahs interest in the industry
AS follows:
utah comes to the front with a
splendid new club and a handsome Hist
of charter members. They have also a
competent judge In Mr.. Irwin +. Pratt
Mr. Pratt Is a real plunger and sees
O fortune IN the product Of the stock
he now possesses. While here he Sc
cured a 95-Doint doe at great cost a
young buck OF Cham Yucon ana Lord
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
AN OGDEN BLAZE.
Barn, Statuary aud Painting Destroyed
This Afternoon.
IsPECIAL To M oNEWs.nl

ogden. June 26-The fire department.
was called out 10 Twenty-hrst street
between Washington and Adams ave-
nue., this afternoon 20 whore the big
barn Of Mrs r. c. Williams was IN
flames. The building with fits con-
tents-about $3.50 worth OF paintings
and statuary and some household
goods-was completely destroyed The
igniting spark is believed 10 have come
from a smokers pipe or cigarette. The
loss VIII exceed $780, no insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
Things Dun in south Africa,

London, June Is. 2:22 D. m.-Thc In
formation from South Africa continues
so unlmportant that newspapers here
are trying 90 make sensation out Of
Gen. Ian Hamilton breaking his collar
bone by a fan from his horse. Gen.
Warren wires that the rebellion has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25

Branhury strains and a four-months-
old doe. a perfect model OF beauty
from Lady Britain and Lord Chamber
lain.
Mr.. Groves OF the Brook Ranch of
that city has also been here and has
purchased r. nice string of stock which
De takes from our city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
CHURCH NOTICES.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
home missionaries will convene In the
Templeton lecture hall SALT Lake city.
Wednesday. June 9th. 1900. AT 1880 b.
m. a full attendance OF the brethren
Is requested. Reports OF labor for the
month past are required from those I'M
able 70 attend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25

Messrs. OJell, Moyle and Pyper. who
spent Sunday at Brighton. say that
cottages are already beginning 90 ar
rive there. and that the regular mail
service from Park City win begin next
Monday The question as Co who win
run Tie hotel this season has not yet
been settled They say the resort never
looked more beautiful. the snow hav-
Ing almost entirely melted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
OPPOSED TOA REDUCTION.
County Attorney Recommends that Banker
Seheters Assessment Stand.
Holds that the sum OF $500 Does
Not Represent Heal Estate
Ne Claimed

The application Of b II. schettler 10
have the assessment OF $4,000 upon the
net resources or capital invested In his
bank abated, on the ground that this
capital represents real estate and Is
otherwise assessed as such. came up
| before tho county commissioners az to.
days meeting upon a written opinion
received from the county attorney.
Mr. schettler rendered a sworn state
nsnt Of the assets and liabilities OF his
business showing a total Of the former
ol S5l703.19 They were all personal
property and included no real estate.
The liabilities amounted 10 S927O3 70
leaving a net excess OF assets In money
and personal property of 5000.
Mr Putnam holds that Mr. Schettler's
claim that 5000 rs invested In real es-
tate, is ln conflict with his sworn state
ment Mr. Putnam concludes by say
ing 80 reason has been shown why
thn assessment should be- abated and /
therefore recommend that &c be allowed
tO stand The board reserved its de-
cls.0n until this evening, with the pros
poets OF The county attorneys opinion
being adhered 20.
RESIGNATION OF REGISTRARS.
The designations Of n. steadman and
Willard G. Burton as registration
agents fos districts a and % respect
lively We're received and filed. and the
matter OF their successors laid over FOR
one week.
ROUGH on BINGHAM.
An excerpt OF a letter from the Bling
ham Bulletin. signed Kicker" calling
attention TO the drunken blackguar,hs"
that lnfest Bingham and carr Fork
particularly and incidentally roast
Ing the peace officers for their appar-
emit neglect, was received and upon mo-
ton " Whitaker, referred 10 Sheriff
H0wells.
CHANGE IN SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
County superintendent Of District
Schools Van Colt. IN communication
addressed to the board, stated that the
maintaining OF the boundary line be-
tween school districts fOrty-three and
sixty-hve Bingham as established In
a recent survey, was calculated 20 work
a great hardship upon a portion Of the
community residing IN that vicinity,
Mr. Van Colt ana the trustees OF the
respective districts pettoned the board
20 change the boundary which was
done In accordance with their desires,
sHERIFF's CONTINGENT FUND.
Sheriff Howells' contingent fund re-
port. showing the expenditure OF $500
10 May lst, was referred TO Auditor
Wood Of this amount S5l O8 was adj
vanced for the State. which win be re-
funded 20 the county upon the return
Of Gov Wells. Upon motion OF Whtta-
ker another $500 was voted to the same
fund.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
Waste Not,
Want Not "

Little leaks bring to Ivart
and little impurities of the
blood # not attended 10,
bring a "Want'' of heaih.
Hoods Slrsaparlla is the
one and only specific that
WW remoVe all blood hamors
and Impurities, thereby put
ting you into a condition Of
perfect health.
Bad Stomach -" Headaches and
ioe5 feeling cad condition Of stosaet.
caused ne 10 take Hoo5s Sarsapar-l.
h siorre5 al faint trouble. Chsle5
8o0., Gieu Falls. NY
hoods SalJqb0@
%Il13zlilE EI121ID
Hoods rin, cure liver On, the nonirritatins .aa
GUY elihariie % iake viii hood1 saIs.E-z-la A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25

The A. o. L. W. lodges and lhe a. ~. ~.
II. auxiliary win unite in O. E ,ii' vil
curslon 70 Lagoon. June 20 In,'s q, an
be a big list Of prizes FOR sp'i" W
kInds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
DIED.

SCHULTZ-In Salt Lake city Juih, Jun. I.
1900. OF nephrltis, Hans c. Sen''-
aged 80 years.
Funeral from j. r TayloFs un-. .s
taking parlors Tuesday -Gih lhsl3 al .
% M Friends respectfully Iayllel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25

The summer rush at Soda Springs
has evidently set In The news deal
er there writes ordering bis supply of
News Increased DO forty copies. and
says he will need more later
Don IT, Porter of the Kenyon says
there ls no truth ln the report that the
hotel at Brighton win Doe run under his
management.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

June %, 1900
Today's clearings o.. 90. .... 1852 SS1.jS
Same day last year b.. Oh. o.. o.. 43i,1ll99
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25

The a. o. u. w. lodges and On. a ,,.
" nuviiiqr- win unite In 49,. orl
cursl0n 20 Lagoon. June 20 Ivy, - AM
be a big list Of prizes Tor sp'I"
kinds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
AT THE RESORTS.

Wasatch. June 26s-The extremely
warm weather Of the past few days
that has obtained in the valley below
and the consequent observation-disclosures
Of city folk has started the regular sum
mer migration u cottagers and hotel
people hither. AS a result the caru is
astlr with an activity that indicates a
busy season. The hotel has Mrs. St8n-
ley as rs hostess again this year. ant
already the names az number al
guests are upon the register Cottages
are being rapidly taken and very few.
II any. WIN be left by the end 0f the
week. r. IS. Thomas has been putting
in Two or three DAYS az the camp. fixing
up his cottages for the removal of hls
family here. The latter came in today
and Mr. Thomas VIII return 90 salt
Lake tomorrow. Mr. @. II Petit and
family have just moved into the Ola
Terhune cottage aud "Camp Dvn."
the pleasant summer home Of Hon T..
S. Richards has been taken for Jn. ..J-
son by " y. Williams Oh. Bentley,
wife and child, moved into their cottage
yesterday. Alr. AcC0uahay and wife of
salt Lake. and Attorney WesteIyet and
G. NJ. Dul. were among me hotel ary-
ais yesterday Several good catches OF
fish have been shown during Ihe past
few days. Jake Smiths horse cars axe
connecting regularly every nlgni aul
morning with thc oregon Short Line st
sandy The tap zap the steep grade Vi
eight and O half miles Do made in loss
than two hours The return trip which
is by gravity ana decidedly oxhiilrcr...-
consumes less n8n an hour
The people % the sixth ward aro en-
joy.ng the day GO Lagoon away tr m
thc hot and oppressive afr 0f tha city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
nrLlnorrNr A..r.snrNT NoncE

THERE ARE DELlNQUENi o'r,lal
following described sio.t ,ir. N A..
Foot Mlnlug Company on ac' .ly o.
.,.ssmoni So. 3 levied on tlt ono.lis
Anil. ilo0. the seyrral amounts VIZ. q
ne NAMES Of the respective 'h'''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
Rntnl nread

Is positively healthfuL e.u.l, ,,.sstt
chemicals. is made from n.s, -iebsi
ASK your grocers for &C. L''h '''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
Name

And In accordance WIN ln' .to,k - my
shares Of each parcel on i, -0 N O0fnl' x
% neesssa n5 ,be sih day Of July wv sai
n m 70 nav the dellnqueai = adrcrtis-
thereon. toeefher With the co''0'
Ing and expenses y q M POST. secre.atiio az,
zoo McCornlck Building -" 49,
ntah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25

Manti, Utah, June 1.-THE Manti
Temple win close Friday evening. goth
July, 1900. and reopen Tuesday morn
ing, September 4th
JOHN D. r. MALLIsTER,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25
TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake Temple will close for
vacation on Friday, June 18th, and re-
open on Monday August g. 1900
LORENZO SNOW,
President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-25

The people % the sixth ward are en-
j0yuE the day GO Lagoon away rom
the hot and oppressive afr 0f tla city,
Many sporting events were ron mf
FIRST and chief uf which Was tha bicycle
road race over The course from B1uaU-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-05
TOPICS OF The DAY.
NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE.
F,erS-s,xrH CuN0REss.

~ y 49, M ~ y ;s " ~ NM. y, Sss.,ss G
noansed that. beginning on the nth. h.
would press the measure to n vote a.
i. s.,.si. as possible The Alaskan civil code
VII vas under consideration the greater
patt % the session An amendment was
akr'sn % ntin< a license upon almost rv-
cry Kind Of trade and commerce in tho
district OF Alaska. The measure Was no.
nl-lo-ed OF In the house the army
appropriation btu was taken up. and Us
consideration occupied practically tn. en-
tire session
IN the senate. on the ysth. although the
is.rto Rican iartn bill was under dis
cuSston three hours but iit,le rrorrr.s
wa- made with IL The Ala-ksn civtl cod
ptu occupied the morning hour - In the
nous the army appropriation hill was
ssfI ths pending question. the discussion
nt Nhieh took a wide range. and at times
vs. quit" animated Mr. t.sntr toh de-
hNsred a -cafhing dsnunriation of mill g.
tati-m and the var In the Phiiippln.si
ana Vas In turn bitterly cxcortatsd by
NJ. Marsh unl. Who denounced IN. ohis
lean congress
IN the senate. on the 18th. an agreement
va. vas reached to vote On ~. Puerto Rican
gcN'tnment and tarin tiii on the III
Consideration Of the AlaSkan bill vas Re-
suned few bills % minor Importance
Merc passed. among them one author
ixinE the Adjustment Of rights % settlers
en- the Nsyalo Indian reservation in Ari-
f"na In the house practically the
Nfot" Jay was devoted 90 consideration
OF the army appropriation bill several
minor amendments were adopted. aud
atSu. half of the hill was considered
Therv was a good deal of extefnporaneous
shste during the day. little Of which vas
pertinent to the btlI
In the senate. on the 18th. the propo.I-
ton To strike from the Puerto Rican psil
the provision levying Is per cent. of IN.
pihgiey tarir duties on Puerto Rican
products was defeated. Is to =. This "a
REGARDED as preSaEing the passage Of the
htlt. but not as accurately Indicating the
fnal vote In the house. after four
days stormy debate. the army appropri1-
tton hili was passed one of the amend.
rnents adopted opens thg soldiers horne
10 officers and men of the volunteer AMI
regular armies incapacttatsd By service
durin1 or since the spanish war
In the senate. on the scth. the entir-
session xas devoted to consideration Of
tn Puerto Kican hill. Several speeches
wts made with the bill A highly hu-
n"rs-u- speech by Mr. Pettus tAIa1 was
the teatur. % the day In the house
the dsy was devoted 10 war claims The
hiii to remunerate the British Gable Co.
for expenses Incurred In repairing the
Manila cable. cut BY Admiral Dewey, and
ths hili of citizens sf certain border eoun-
tie- oi Pennsylvania which suffered losses
dt.ring the various incursious of rebel
forces into that state during the war
were defeated. Several minor claim bills
were passed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-05
THE GoEBEL REWARD FUND.
r..c'.r~. se-~ .s ,s~ s.rv~-
.p..s~ ste ripe ss.wt~s.

Frankfort. Nv. March a. fNchirf
Justice James H. lewis. chairman Of
the committee selected by the lcgisla-
turr 10 have charge Of ih. Co~tcl r,.-
weri fund. make. the following state
mcnt concerning the story sent ont
frum Winchester that ATTORNEY Ianrs
Andrew Scott h,d proposed 60 the rria-
'isc~ If ~ .. Ncuts~V to give him n
portion II the rcwsr,i money fot q con
frS aon ~ the details of the conspiracy
g. HFsass.nstc sorb~i
THE money appropriated hy the lcv.
islature." said he. TO hc u~~d In run.
ming down the assassin- 81 Gov Gcs-
- aHd bringing them 20 Justice. viii
b. distributed A. provided at the hrs,
meeting ot the reward commission. -o
mufh fur the assassin. and 50 much
for the conviction Of zach scc~-sory
The preliminary work IN AN the
bands of the Commonwealth Nssor-
ncy Franklin. aud no private ciiis.n
has authority from Mr.. Frankhn or
frun the committee to ofrrr rewards
fer confessions of alleged accessories.
Not ccnt of the sion.0en has
yet hccn h~cn spout. and think YOU
can safely saN that not dollar II IL
will De- paid fur confsssious."
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-05
FUN IN THE SENATE.
Senator fettus. OF Alabama. t"nvaiss. the
August Body by an intenssiy
uanorea. speech.

Washington. March sl.-Mcrriment
swept away the traditional dignity of
the senate yesterday. Staid stiekle's
for senatorial deeorum. literally held
their sides and shouted with laughter.
while the crowded galleries joined IN
the laughing tumult. which not the
faintest effort WAS made To restrain.
Had the effort been made, 1t would
have been futile.
Senator Pettus (tla.r. the oldest
member of the body-his age being
oul, a few months short of four score
years, delivered the funniest speech
heard within the senate chamber IN
many years. II sparkled with wit aud
dubbed over with humor. Its sarcasm
was keen, hut not bitter; and even
those who were the victims Of IL could
not but enjoy its perfect good humor
and its unailoyed fun. Throughout II
all, Mr.. Pettus was ms solemn as II he
were delivering a funeral Grafton. Not
n smile softened the deep lines Of his
strong and rugged countenance anu,
as he stopped occasionally To mop the
perspiration from his face and head
with a big silk bandana. he glanced
about the senate as il in surprise At
the laughter of his colleagues
1t was a gen. said one senator. com
menting upon Mr.. Pcttus' speech. and
will long stand rs one Of the best ex-
amples of senatorial fun-making."
-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-05
FRENCH VICTORY AT INRAHR.
-. .-....n .'r>s Ho~sssra~s -....
Then stor@~d Win e-vrss-
Loss to the srabn.

Paris. March 30. els r. m. An ohi
cirl account has hren ISSUED 81 the
stctory ~ the French troops over the
Arah army at Inrahr. which asseri-
bi'd with the object ~ attacking the
French expedition which recently 90.
euI - the oasis of Insaiah. south
Ssst 81 Algeria. The French learned
oi the scheme and d.cided To- storm
IT,. ensmy's position. which was ku.,-
essstully carried. March 10. by -ol-
INN led hy Lieut. Col. Eu. The town
wss first t.omhar,ied and then
siurued. the Arab warriors making
their last stand In the mosques. The,
let 800 men killed and i0n wounded
on the field In addition ssO prison.
srf were taken
The French losses were nine native
81 id',ts killed. = wounded aud two OF
ticety wounded.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-05

When news of the death of Ex-Gov.
Stone reached Jackson, there was
conference of the State and city Of
tcials with n view to requesting that
the interment should be in the jackson
cemetery, and in case request was
granted, to make all arrangements.
Gov. Longino sent n telegram To Mrs.
Stone conveying the earnest wish that
her husband should be buried at the
State capital. A similar request was
expressed in the following telegram:
SrsRKyILLK, Miss, March ", 1900
Mrs. ]. NJ. Stone, Holly Springs:
In your great sorrow words are made
auste TO convey the deep sympathy uni
versaily felt in your great loss. You know
something Of my own personal feelings for
your deceased husband and our pas; init
mate relations. Your sorrow, rest assured,
is one shared by the entire State. But the
special object of this communication is to
express TO You the desire Of trustees, faculty
and the entire student body, as well as thi;
community, to have your deceased hus'
band buried upon the college campus.
Representing. as he did, the highest typs
of noble manhood, II seems fitting that
bis last resting place should be where the
monument 70 his memory would be con