Show SCENES IN THE UTAH CAVALRY CAMP i I 7ilE Cu G r t a < lsKZrtlKuK iir I + pu i I I I whentht horses tam edeil I I I 4tbt t 6 I t 1 lIETEER d1 r Sruthinitamaw nature Thttobaccoc ttlwasrfltomed l v I 0h 4t t f f CUVY R n vvawtus YUVE Vast ttxve cAwxw I i 1 rr 1i4 Cule rC 1 ii4 WT > x > JHSl r 4 Y rf f only Il 1 s L 1 mtshasslnceb e L 11 w h rf J i r SKETCHED BY TTATtRY HATTTES THE HERALD ARTIST WITH THE TROOPS AT CAMP MEBRITT THE HERALD BULLETIN PAGE 0X2 No Invasion of Cuba Engagement at Santiago Captain Young Now a Major PAGE TWO Spain Wants Peace v PAGE THRES The Mining Exchange In Railway Circles The Mining Congress War Revenue Debate PAGE FOUR EditorialPnGE PAGE FIVE f Eighth Grade Graduates Plaintiff In Warrant Case Rests Races at Agricultural Park PAGE SIX What the War Costs State News Wanamaker Turned Down Philippine Expedition Delayed PAGE SEVEN Financial and Commercial PAGE EIGHT High School Commencement In the Social Realm Bcard of Education SUMMARY OF WAR NEWS Not an American vessel was hit during the engagement at Santiago Tuesday aIl but little damage was done to the enemy The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius has been ordered to the scene Admiral Samoson has arrived at Santiago San-tiago and assumed command The belief Is entertained at London that Cervera has escaped from Santiago Vice President Capote of the Cuban republic re-public says the Cuban army consists of 39000 men all well armed No troops have embarked at Tampa as officially announced some days ago and It is not known at Washington when the invasion movement will begin The second expedition to the Philippines may rot start for two weeks Captain R W Young of Battery A Utah artillery was appointed a major to command the Utah artillery battalion The peace sentimentIn Spain is TOWIng TOW-ing 1 |