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Show General Wood Explains CottdV ttous in the Iilaud. General Leonard A. Wood, governoi general of Cuba, with Mrs. Wood aud his private secretary, arrived in Washington Tuesday night. General Wood, who expects to return to Ilavsua on Thursday by wav of Jacksonville. Fla., has made the hurried trip to this country for the purpose of introducing to President McKinley, before the latter leaves Washington for the Pacific coast, the five members of the special commission on foreign relations, apYOU CANNOT MATCH ANYWHERE pointed bv the Cuban constitutional FOR MONh i convention. members of the commission, :s saidThe General Wood, ''represent all the : ; dift'ei en groups of Cubans composing the constitutional convention. They have come to the United States for the IS A SAVING TO YOU AT FROM 2S CENTS TO 1.00 PER purpose of conferring with President PAIR. McKinley ou matters which the convention does not thoroughly understand, and when they return to make their report 1 am eouviuced that there will be a thorough understanding on all sides of the controversy. The constitutional couvention has Has more chic, better made than any suits you ever bought, exclusive voted ou or rejected the Platt never designs and different styles than you see elsewhere. '. amendment. This lean state positively notwithstanding the reports to the of Negligee . contrary which have been sent to the United States from Havana. Things have been cabled here which had not the slightest foundation in fact, described strained relations between the representatives of the United States aud those of the Cuban peopte Everything has been harmonious since I went to Cuba, andthe conven tion now in session as a thoroughly representative one. Before the Platt amendment was passed by congress ACUINALDO FOR PEACE, UTAH NEWS. NEWS SUMMARY. the Cubans knew the desires of this Urges His ouiilrtiiien to (rra War and government on the issues which the Sustain U. S. Cniicmls. Eastern reports say the Silver King France will shortly withdraw 10,000 amendment contains because they were mine at Park City has been sold for AguinaUlo's peace proclamation was troops from China. submitted to them through the execumade public Saturday. 812,000,000. It is as folthe past week 288 rifles have tive. Intervention and the establishDuring While playing with a revolver at lows: been surrendered by Filipinos. ment of a naval station are two things I believe I am not in error in preLehi last week, W. J. Stoker was shot Twochurches in Chattauooga, Tenn., which they do not properly compresuming tnat the unhappy fate to which were wrecked through the hand. hend, and I think that when they are by the windstorm WedThe next session of the Utah Presby- my adverse fortune had led me is not nesday. fully explained in Washinton the only a surprise to those who have been indication of a difference of opinion tery will be held at Geneva, a resort on in There six were only lynchings familiar with the progress of the war will have been removed. Utah Lake near Provo. 1809 in there The lessons taught with a full mean- Georgia last year, while There are really but two great The schools of Garfield county were and which have recently come to were more than twice that many. to be settled. One is the requestions all closed last week, owing to alack of ing, Rumors of difficulties between Chile with irresist-abl- e my knowledge, suggest duction of the duty ou sugar, and tha funds to maintain them. force that a complete termination and the Argentine Republic are pro- other is the passageof the constitution. An association of wheelmen has been of hostilities and lasting peace are not nounced to be without foundation. ODe is economic, the other political, formed in Salt Lake to promote the Peace and quiet have been restored only desirable, butabsolutely essential yet in a measure they are akin. After building of cycle paths. to the welfare of the Philippine is- in Colombia, the revolutionists having the constitution has properly been Moses Thatcher has just returned lands. been driven to the interior regions. framed and . adopted, the economio from Mexico, where he reports the The Filipinos have never been disSerious riots have occurred at question will disappear, as there must Mormon colonies thriving. mayed at their weakness, nor have be a great reduction in the duty on Brazil, as a result of an evangelAndrew Gini, a miner employed in they faltered in following the path ical campaign against the Catholics. sugar. Then Cuba will be prosperous, the Ontario at Park City, was painfully pointed out by their fortitude and The consummation of the project tc and its relations with the United States injured Sunday by the explosion of a courage. The time has come, however, consolidate ail the independent cereal settled on a solid basis. That will end in which they find their advance along box of giant caps. the whole difficulty, and in twenty-fou- r plants of the country is now assured. The Presbyterians of Salt Lake are this path to be impeded by an irresisthours the country can be turned The government of Uruguay has deto build a fine church. The site is the ible force, which, while it restrains over to the representatives chosen by come cided to permit friars who may Cuban corner of Brigham and C, and cost up- them, yet enlightens their minds and the people. from Spain to establish themselves in y all the departments of the ward of 825,000. opens to them another course, presentUruguay. island are practically in the hands of The state officers set out a number ing them the cause of peace. A cage filled with natives fell down This cause has been joyfully em the Cubans, who have been instructed of trees around the site of Utah's proa shaft of the Goldenhuis mine, as to bow deep fellow of my things can be managed, and posed future statehouse, on the capitol braced by the majority x when the time arrives all we will have countrymen, who have already united Johannesburg, last week. Twenty-sigrounds, Arbor day. around the glorious sovereign banner of the natives were killed. to do will be to take a receipt for the Superintendent Cooper of the Sail of th- - United of The into wheat In banner this Liverpool on hand. States. imports money Lake public schools has been elected repose their trust and belief that last week were 90,000 quarters from they Seattle in schools ot superintendent from Pacific ports CHINA WILL GUARANTEE. and has resigned his position in Sail under its protection the Filipino people Atlantic ports, 1,000 PROTECTION TO FOREIGNERSand from other all those will 31,000 liberties attain ports. promised Lake. which they are beginning to enjoy. Seventy thousand tons of wheat have Celestials Will Keep the Peace If Foreign George Bnker, wanted at Provo on a The country has declared unmisTroops ere Kemovsd. recently been imported from Califorcharge of selling cows which did nol A Washington dispatch says it is unin favor of peace. So be it. nia and Australia into Chile. is This takably Jackbelong to him, was arrested at There has been enough blood, enough a marked increased over former im- derstood that the Chinese plenipotensonville, Oregon. Requisition paperi tears and tiaries at Peking, Prince Ching and LI enough desolation. This wish ports. for his return have been issued. cannot be ignored by the men still in n steamer Hung Chang, are prepared to give a The Scandinavian-AmericaA Salt Lake boy, Elliott Snow, who to the powers for the proarms if they are animated by a desire is at Brooklyn the guarantee is now naval constructor at the Union Kentucky, loading all of tection to serve our noble people, which has first foreigners in China if the Peterscargo of the season- for St. Iron Works, San Francisco, will have thus clearly manifested its will. So I burg. She will take there about 2600 foreign troopB now stationed there are charge of the launching of the battlewithdrawn. Thus far the retention of repeat this will, now that it is known tons of cargo. ship Ohio May 18, at San Francisco. the foreign forces has been urged as to me. state Alonzo J. Whitman, formerly Salt Lake millers advanced the price in order to preserve order After mature deliberation, I resosenator of Minnesota, convicted of necessary of flour 10 cents per 100 last week, and I world to that the and protect foreigners, but the Chinese lutely proclaim has New in bad check a York, predict another advance very soon. cannot refuse to heed the voice of a passing Authorities say that order has been so The advance in wheat, which is selling people longing for peace, nor the la- been sentenced to two and a half far that the imperial at 60 cent., is given as the cause for mentations of thousands of families years' imprisonment. government is fully able to direct the The Argentine government is alarmed Chinese troops in such a way as to sethe advance. yearning to see their dear ones enjoythe announcement that Chile hat cure complete safety to the interests of by Kays-villof and John Link, an aged resident promised generosing the liberty opened a pass through the Andes at all foreigners. This is understood to was found dead in bed last Fri- ity of the great American nation, into be the basis of the withdrawal of 10, By acknowledging and accepting every strategical point leading day. Paralysis was the cause of death. territory. 000 French troops, and it is earnestly He was living with bis nephew, L.w the severeignty of the United States Argentine The Methodists are planning a vig- hoped among Chinese officials that this M. Link, having come from Colorado throughout the Philippine archipelago, will bo forwarded by a similar moveabout two years ago. as I now do, and without any reserva- orous campaign in the Philippines.-Bishohas M.E. of am on the part of the other foreign church the ment I Warren that I belieye tion whatsoever, was Colonel John H. Knight, whobeloved country. arrived at Manila and the native con- forces in China. commander at Fort Douglas mors than serving thee, my verts are enthusiastic. he thine. Destruction In Wake of Connecticut Flood. thirty years ago, is visiting Salt Lake. May happiness To signalize this important step in The salmon packers of Alaska are So great has been the change during For three miles down through the his absence that old landmarks are the pacification of the country, Gen. preparing to begin the seasons work Middlefield, Conn., valley there is MacArthur orders the release, on within thirty days. The first run of nothing but rain and destruction as difficult to recognize. allegiance to the United fish, it is expected, will begin between the result of the great flood on Sunday swearing James C. Wilson, a former Salt Laks 1.000 of insurgent prisoners. May IStb and June 1st. evening. Where was formerly the resman, died in a fire at Youngston, O., States, DEPORTED FROM MANILA. will have who Gen. Warneld, charge ervoir, a mile and a half long and covlast week, while rescuing companions. is now bat He saved the lives of three men, when rive Men Arrive at Sen Francisco on Trans- of the military escort on the day of ering nearly 200 acres, therewhich flows from diminutive e pond, San at arrival Rosecrans. President McKinley's he was overcome by gas, fell to the port the gorge river the through receding be of the dam that broke away. The transport Rosecrans brought Francisco, estimates that there will ground and was killed. five men who from 10,000 to 12,000 men in line. Down stream at the Boston St Albany The Geo. Q. Cannon estate will not from Manilla Thursday aurailroad bridge Dothing is left but a the are rumors Havana military In been by prevalent made had deported he divided. Provision has been few granite blocks and the reile of the Among them was Santiago that the negroes intend to take an ac- arch bridge that spanned the factory for the maintenace of his families, thorities. Cuban leader, tive part in politics, and that an or- river and the highway leading op to and for his obligations, and the re- Maceo, a son of the late The flood carried Middlefield Center. ganization is being perfected under in mainder of his estate Is transferred to Antonio Maceo. its wake houses and barns, bridges Gocame into of Gualberto Juan prominence Maceo the he leadership to Youug the Geo. Q. Cannon association, and culverts. It made great gullieain two years ago mez. the highways and did thousands of conducted as a corporation for the on the Pacific coast Ting-leKatherine while traveling with The Chilean government Is awaiting dollars damage. Nobody was drowntd benefit of bis heirs. fell the Theosophical leader. He information from the Chilean minister oreven injured. Charles E. Malstrom, a prominent with Mrs. Tingley. claiming that in Buenos Ayres before a protest is out Wyoming: Oil Fields. farmer and sheepman of Mapleton, There is quite a Btir in the oil fields was treated as a servant. While in made against repeated invasion of died at his home Thursday of last week he Maceo became a first Chilean territory by citizens of Argen- at Lander, Wyo., at present. Dr. Henfrom the effects of an overdose of mor- the Philippines He scouts. Macabebe of the derson, an oil expert, is making artina. He was not sergeant phine taken by mistake. to information to sink a new well near of accused was giving The Denver Republican says that rangements feeling well and by mistake got the the old Mnrpby wells about eight and was dismissed the troops, Rio Grande Filipino the of He has morphine bottle instead of anothet from the army, and because of the npon the absorption the Denver & Rio miles southeast of Lander. from which he was taking medicine. in the Western railroad by ordered machinery which will be in and supposed menace of his presence Palmer J. William Gen. Grande, Th band of sheep quarantined by islands, General MacArthur ordered Col. D. C. Dodge will retire from active Casper on the 6th of next month, end the Iddho authorities near Malad, on his deportation. he will rush to the oil fields as faet as life. Chinese official at railway the ground that they had scab, have possible. The syndicate he represents Dispatches from Chinese report that have an North the Trustworthy been released, as an examination by by option on the Murphy oil well are published Hsian stated troops in large numbers are massing and if the new wells show that there the state inspector showed them to be News, in wh.ch ills Daily China of Shan Si. near tha is a good body, things will boom healthy. The deputy establishing the that Li Hung Chang carries out the in the province of the province of Chi Li. in that frontier infected under the T.nng that insists reactionists quarantine part of Wyoro.nir order, of the natives prophesy fur-- 1 Man- sheep were culled from the flock aftet Lu in favoring Russian control in ther trouble. the quarantine was established. churi. Governor S SPEAK LOUDER WE ARE GIVING BETTER VALUES THAN EVER. OUR SUITS AT $8.00, 10.00, 12.00, 13.50 and idi; flf 15.00 . ;!! OUR SHOES AT: $1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2.50, H 3.00 and 3.50.1 OUR CHILDS SUITS AT: $2.00. 2.50, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00 and 5.00. S Our line Mens Shirts, Ties, Underwear, Hose, Collars, Suspenders and Gloves are equal to anything in the West. Money Back if Dissatisfied. SCHWAB, THE BIG STORE. PROVO, UTAH. 0 STATE Nich-fero- To-da- - Well-inform- Idaho Quarantine Lw t'plield by I. 8. Supreme C'oort. The United States supreme court Monday, in an opinion by Justice Brewer, sustained the Idaho law relating to the establishment of a quarantine against sheep coming from other states in which contagious diseases are believed to exist. The decision was rendered in the case of It. Rasmussen, plaintiff iu error, against the state of Idaho, brought before the court on a writ of error from the state supreme court. The defendant was convicted in the district court of Oneida county, Idaho, of driving sheep from Box Elder county, Utah, into the state of Idaho on April 12, 1899. The case was carried lo the supreme court of the state and the conviction was sustained. It was ihen brought to the United States supreme court ou a writ of error, alleging that the conviction was contrary to a elause of the constitution of the United States, which prevents states s from legislating againt property of other states. The decision handed down upholds the legality of the law, in that the state has a right to protect property of its citizens from infection or contagion, and that lawa pasted for that purpose do not conflict with the constitution of the United States. ofeit-Ittzen- SIV MILLION DOLLARS Spent by the Union way Company Ia.-lfi- e Most Rail- In Improving what was oiiginally the finest trnek iu the west. nisiiT.T comparatively st might and level roadbed bill lusted with d listless SherA man Granite rendering possible the highest rate of speed together with the greatest degree of safety. The magnitude of the work must tie seen lo be appreciated. Important To the traveler Is comfort, courteous treatment, and something to interest you. The Colorado Midland Ry. are running the most comple trains made. Their employes are aecomrno- -' dating and the scenery is the best in the Rockies. Trains leave Provo 9:43 a. m. and 9 :35 p. m. via. It. G. V. Ry. carrying wiut now IT MEIN? elegant Pullman sleeping ears Solid comfort, security and pleasure through to Denver. Tourist sleepers to our patrons. for eastern cities leave Provo R. G. W. ABF. ton OOl N O train No. 6, every Wednesday. ThursIf so you cannot afford to go via day and The Colany oilier than this Royal Highway. orado Friday mornings. Midland is the short line for Further information on application Glenwood Springs, Aspen, Leadville, personally or by letter to and F. B. Choate, Cripple Creek, Colo. Spring General Agent, Salt Lake City. Denver, connecting at Colo. Springs and Donver for all points east. Write for illustrated pamphlet Rio Grande Western RAILWAY. W. H. Don null, U. S. Devob, T. P. A; Genl. Agent. 206 Dooley Blk., Salt Lake City, Utah. ALL THE COMFORTS Venovtae In Krnptlnn. an-al- so far. n. holds only $371,500,000. Killed to Get Explotlon. terrible natural gas explosion occurred in the Commercial hotel at St. Marys, W. Va., early Monday morning resulting in the death of four persons. The entire building, a large frame one, was instantly a mass of flames, and was entirely destroyed. The dead are Sam Cunningham, oil driller, Rixford, Pa.; John George, oil man, Butler, Pa.; Harry Robloson, tool dresser. Corning, O.; John Slater, 15 years old, son of the proprietor of the A HOME MILWAUKEE AUD ST. PAUL CHICAGO, dispatch from Paris sayB Mount Vesuvius is again in a state of active eruption, and many people, scientists, students and the curious, including riME TABLE, Effective Oct. 12, 190C American tourists, are leaving Paris train for by every Naples. LEAVE IIKIIEH CITY The first signs of disturbance vers No. 51 For lrovo. Salt Lake, Ogden and observed a week ago, when, for three all point) East and West, 6:40 a. in dayscolumDS of smoke, issuing from No. 63 For lrovo, Salt Lake, Ogden an(' all points East and West, 2:45 p. i r the crater in great volumes, towered high above the volcano. Then came ARRIVE HEBER CITY occasional rains of the cinders, someNo. 62 From Provo, Salt Lake, Ogden times sprinkling the country for sevtil points East Rnd west, U;l0a. m eral miles around. Now lava is begin- No. 64 From Provo, Salt Lake, Ogden ning to run. points East and west, 8:15 p. m Tha fire at the crater is very intense Both morning and evening trains make at night, illuminating the surrounding connection at Prcvo for tlio fast trains east and west. Tickets region beautifully. Only two slight tremo rs of earthquake have been felt furnished by telegraph without additional chargo. against outstanding United States notes, the balance being free asseta. This is the largest amount of gold now held by any single financial institution in the world, and It is the largest ever held by any institution, with one exception the Imperial bank of Russia which io February, 1898, raised its total holdings to $590,300,000, At present, however, the Russian bank OF Can be had on the Magnificent Limited Train of the A Enormous Amount of Gold In U. 8. Treasury The gold holdings of the United States treasury for the first time in history have passed the 8500,04)0,000 mark. The exact total was 8500,278,506, of which 8252,078,959 was held against certificates in the hands of the outside public, and 8150,000,000 as a reserve ' B. Deane, Local Agent. TIME CARD, Salt Lake No, 41 No. 42 RAILWAY Leaving Omaha daily at A p.m. to Solid Electric Llgnted Train of Day Coaches, Chair Cars, Dining Cars, Library Cars, Palace Slepera. For those who sleep well on a train, have what you want. For those who dont sleep well we have an Electric reading lamp in your berth by which you can read all night, if you wish, without disturbing others. In fact all the modern conveniences both for SAFETY and COMFORT arq to be had if you travel via the C. M. Sh we St. P. Ry. and Park City Leaves Park City at 3:30 p. m. Arrive at Salt Lake at 6:45 p. m. Leaves Halt Lake at 8:00 a. m. Arrives at Park City at 10:10 a. o Time Card from Salt Lake City 5 :45 Chicago, L. I Downing, Commercial Agent. Salt. Lake City, Utah. WANTED. Reliable man for manager of Branch Office we wish to open in this vielulty. If your record is 0. K. here Is an opportunity. Kindly give good m. reference when writing. For Ogdcu and all points iVust 9 :45 a. 1 :00 p.m, lip. in. For Denver and all points East at 3:15 p- - m 8:20 p. m. and 8 :30 a. 111. For Marysvale, Richfield, Manti and interme diate point at 7:50 a. in., For Eureka, Tintic, Provo and lntormediat points at 5 p. m. 7:50 a. For Bingham at G. E. HEDGES, Agent, Park City. S. H. BabcooC, D. 0. Dodoi, Traffic Mangi Gen. Mangr. Geo. W. Heintz, Gen. Pass. Agt. THE A. T. MORRIS WHOLESALE CINCINNATI, OHIO. Illustrated catalogue 4 ets. WANTED HOUSE. stamps. m24 ACTIVE MAN OF GOOD CHAR, aclarto deliver and collect In Utah foe old established inanutaoturtng wholesale noo a year, sure pay, Honesty bouse. more than experience required. Our refer, anv bank in any city. Enclose self, addressed stamped envelope. Manufacta rere, Thiol Flooi, 334 Dearborn St., Chicago. ern-e- , By Mall to Mothers. The teething period wears out the mothers as well as the babes. Sleep- ing syrups enlarge the troubles; la fact the giving of opium is almost criminal There is no effective speciIt confic known except Antifret. Rio tains neither opium or narootics and A little in is absolutely harmlessScenic Line of the World." their milk (it is tasteless) and the little sweethearts go through the teething Tbe best line to period without fretting, sweating, or Glenwood Springs, Leadville, Cripple hotel. diarrhoea, and entirely escape the disq Colorado Springs, Creek, Iueblo, Other bodies may be found in the tresses that make life miserable fop Denver, and all points East. ruins. Several persons were badly inthe mothers as well as the little ones. Ft is worth its weight in gold. It is jured, but will recover. CA3&13 604 a box by mail, postage paid. But Connecticut Town Submerged. Between Grand Junction and Denver the proof of the pudding is the eating. AFTER JULY, 1900. The Flood Hollow dam in Middle-fielEFFECTIVE So to enable all mothers to first satisConn., gave way about 6 o'clock fy themselves that this will positively Sunday night, letting loose the water save their little darlings all theii in tbs big reservoir, which rushed with teething distresses, we will, for ten Lv. Ogden terrific force into the west branch of Salt Lake.... cents In stamps to pay postage, send the Westfield river, sweeping every- Ar. Provo Grand Junctic by mall a sample that will relieve Glenwood ... thing before it, and submerging the babys distresses for ten days. This greater part of the town. No lives will be proof positive. Is not ten Pueblo were lost but great damage was done, days comfort for you and the baby the extent of which it is impossible to worth ten cents postage? Address Inestimate. New end Elegant Dining Cars on all land Drug Company, 2934 WashingChester presents a desolate sight. Through Trains, service a la carts. ton street, San Francisco, Cal. The electric light station Is submerged Through Pullman and family eleeplnj and the town Is in total darkness. cars to Chicago. To The Deaf Three personally conducted toarists o Houses are flooded and streets filled York New to excursions weekly family A rich lady cured of her Deafness and with timbers from the dam. nr St. Louis and Boston via The Denver - Grande Railroad TIME d, Crops Damaged la tha Sooth Chicago City For rates, descriptive pamphlets and Nolees In the Head b Dr, Nicholsons all Information apply to any Tickel Artificial Ear Drums, gave 10,4X10 to his Agent Institute, so that deaf people unable to procure the Ear Drums may have them 8. K. Hooper, o. p. A t. a., Denver, Col.. free. Address No. 13166-- c The NicholH. M. Cushing, son Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue, New B. F. Kevins, Trav. Pass igt. York, U. 8. A. Genl. Agent, Salt Lake City. Utah. The weather bureau Monday reported frost in the vicinity of Jacksonville, Fla., Meriden, Miss., and at Charleston, S. C. Snow Is reported at Galns-villin northeast Georgia, ths mountain tops being capped with white. Albany, in south Georgia, reports the estimated damage to cotton at 50 per cent and that watermelons and A Wonderful Invention. cantaloupes have been injured 25 per eenL Fruit in that section is apparThey cure dandruff, hair falling, head etc. , yet costs the same as an ordinache, safe. ently Americus, Id southern Georgia, wires ary comb, Dr. Whites Electric Comb, tlie that considerable replanting of cotton only patented Comb In tbe world. Peoe, will be necessary. French Troop Will Lear China In Mij Gen. Voyron, the commander of the French troops in China, has informed Gen. Chaffee that 10.000 French soldiers will leave China in May. It is the opinion of Me. 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