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Show A ' TfiE A CUBAN ADVENTURE. ' JOURNAL LOGAN, UTAH FEBRUARY 23 1899 TRI-WEEKL-Y :n, Crash!- - The heavy knife' fell neck his on bare and the head fell Ifcerman Ball Relates tko Details all but severed from the forward, ' . man and was the dead. of a Tragedy., body, Of course it was none of our . - mind-reade- r affairrbut was furiously angrjrat -a 7" Ooeneednot-bethis cowardly ass&Bsin who had Sher-ma- n - to discover at a glance that murdered a man without' giving M. Bell was a soldier by birth. r im a chance for his life. I ; set was not one that was thought the matter over as I went The fact to camp. These Cubans were back or of a epaulettes forth by display cold lace. It was all in the set of camped not far away and I knew ' faia features and the glance of his I could pick the murderer out of a LOGAN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. . PROFESSIONAL COLUMN. Attorneys. P. E. Keeler, Long ago the news arrived that1 voiun-6 young trooper who had teered for service, at San Antonio Iasi May had come to be recognized even .by Colonel Roosevelt himself. asJ the .bravest and moat daring of his regiment of fearless fighters. But this was no surprise . to friends who had known him as the Nw Mexico deputy United gtstee marshal and "the guard for Wallet Fargo & Co. in Cplorado. led in and put down his gun, saying that Cuba was a poor place for rabbits. Later the Cubans found the Of WhatdI tell you? and course Bell was bound to be at the executioner lying in the woods with a neat hole in his vest front. The stories of Bells bravery are through which his life had escaped. many and interesting and familiar It turned out that this was a proto all, and they will be, for years minent Cuban and a dickens of a to come, the theme of admiring row was kicked up about it, but comment, throughout the length nobody could explain it. Our officers didnt know anyand breadth of America. But Mr, Bell told to a party of friends in thing about 4t. They supposed it his room at the St. James hotel must have heeu some sort of a acthis morning the most striking cident. The Cubans shook their story that has yet come from the heads.. They found it hard to swallow thaUJieory, but it had to arena of war. most go. It was the cruel thing I- ever saw, said Mr. Only God and the Arizona man Bell, his brown eyes sending out and myself know anything definite keen comprehensive glances at the on the suject, and I am now the little group that surrounded him. first to break the implied compact It happened just before the bat- of cecrecy. Denver Post. tle of Ban Juan hUl. .A company of Caban soldiers had captured a Spains Greatest Need. dressed in was He Spanish spy. Mr. R. P. Olivia, of Barcelona, Cuban uniform, but they were onto Spain, spends his winters at Aiken, him. S. C. Weak nerves had caused Yo sol un Cubano, he pro- severe in the back of his tested as they were taking him head. pains On using Electric Bitters, along past our camp. I know Americas greatest Blood and Nerve something about the Spanish lang- Remedy, all pain soon left him. uage, having put in a good deal of He sayB this grand medicine is time in Mexico in years gone by. what his All country needs. His words meant, I am a, Cuban. America knows that it cures liver Mientis! Tu eres uno de los and kidney trouble, purifies the You lie, you blood, cochinos puercos. tones the stomach, are one of those dirty hogs! said strengthens the up nerves, vim, the Cubans, as they hustled their vigor and new life into puts musevery captive aloDg. cle, nerve and organ of the body. A friend of mine was standing If weak, tired or ailing you need it. beside me as they passed. tLets Every bottle guaranteed, only 50 follow and see whal they are going cents. Sold by Riter Bros. Drug to do with that fellow, I said to Co. 1 him, and we went along a few rods behind. Frequently accidents occur in They did not go far. , About the household, which cause burns, 200 yards further on was a small cuts, sprains and bruises. For knoll with a space on top clear of use in such case BALLARDS underbrush. Here they stopped SNOW LINIMENT has for many and formed a circle about their ears been the constant favorite prisoner. family remedy. Price, 25 cts. and Quequiere decir? What do 50cts. Riter Bros. Drtig Co. " ' you wibto eay?rthey asked- - him, " Bookies Eastward and thenwe knew they were going Through "the to finish him right there.. He VIA knew it, too, and I never shall forSalt Lake City. The traveler, tourist or business get the face and attitude of that hr&ye man. IIe stood straight as man is wise when he selects the an arrow and as stiffly as if he were Rio Grande Western Railway frozen. Great Salt Lake Route for his be answered to the route to the East. It is - the only Nada, question-rnotbin- g. He. line passing diknew there was no use to say anything, Lake City, and Salt rectly through bis doom was sealed. Still I did in addition to the glimpse it affords not know-ho- w they were ghing to of the Temple City, the Great Salt do it; I was certainly unprepared Lake and the picturesque Salt for the crude and barbarmis meth- Lake and Utah Valleys, it offers od that was employed, but it was the choice of three distinct routes done bo suddenly that I hardly through the mountains and the had time to realize what was hap- most magnificent scenery in the pening. A big Cuban stepped out world. Double daily train eeryice -- of the line and took a'position just and through Pullman and Tourist behind the Spaniard audjlifted Bleeping cars to Denver and . Chihrs machete. The Tsfcy knew andtipI cago. Monday, Tuesday and Wed,,was nesday, of each week, Pullman going to happen! I wa hut twen- Tourist cars are run frond Lob ty yard1 away and my.eyesight is Angeles to , Boston via Chicago, excellent. I looked intently and without change. at the face" 'of the For Jpamphlets' descriptive of manahout to die, tie neVe so the Great Salt LakejRouto, write much' as A winked. He Slid Hot F. A. Wadleiqh, u General Passenger Agent. Balt oy way. It w&s'the grandest exhibition of nerve I ever Lake City. I cold-blood- Court House, Notary Public, . Buinees Promptly attended to. Edwards Block, . trans-continent- al . - horror-stricke- n GEORGE Q. RICH. Bonded Abstractor. Will practice in all tbo courts in Utah and Idaho! Idaho office, Blackfoot. Utah office, Main St., Logan. i Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Next to Firemens Hall, Main St., Logan. . MACHINISTS. DENTISTS. M. JOSEPH WILSON O. W. W. Snow. Snow. Main Street, Logan Island. RESTAURANTS. Parlors over City Drug Store. Logan, Utah. WASATCH CLUB RESTAURANT Main Street, And Oyster House. D. D. S. J. W. THATCHER, Dentist, Filling and treatment of teeth a specialty. J. SON, . Iron and braes founderies. Dentists. 0. Store, Over U. & Machinists. SNOW BROTHERS. A. McCAUSLAND. J- - Main St Over Riter Bros. Drug Store, Best dinner in the city for 25 cents. Open night and day. Upstairs Z. C. M. I. building, Third SI., Logan. THE ONLY RESTAURANT; Logan, Utah. STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. Open day and night. Regular dinner 25 eents. Oysters any style. Special attention given to Banauets. .A The Dentist. Logan. SWINYARD & SON. Carriage, Buggy and Wagon Work, and General Blacksmithing, Dentist. Springs Made and Repaired. Main Street, Teeth extracted without pain. Logan, Utah. JACOBSON Office, Ricks Block, Logan Island. & SONS. General Blacksmith, Wagon nd Carriage All Work Guaranteed.Repairing. Sooth of Deseret Mill. ARCHITECTS. C. T. BARRETT. Architect and Superintendent. Over 1st National Bank, Logan. JOHN BENCH. Painter, Paper and Paper Hanger, Finest stock of Wail Paper, Utah. Logan, Main Street, School Supplies, etc. J. W. BARRETT. Third Street, Architect and Builder. north Office one'door F. Ballif, Prop. Logan, Utah. C. CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S. of Logan. Main Street, LOGAN CANDY FACTORY. George A. Hansen, Prop. Manufacturers of Pure Home-madWholesale and RetaH7 Candy. e SON. Hare a large variety of For $1.50 and up. Every purchaser can get name engraved in gold letters free. Third Street, Logan, Utah. Logaii, Utah. ife NIELSON. Furniture Dealers. P. 0. HANSEN. Violin and Guitar Manufacturers. Musical Instruments Repaired. of Dealer in and manufackarer fc Teachers Bibles, BERNTSON Third Street, Logan, Utah. WILKINSON the Nation. - Third Street, Monumente, Headstones, Logan, Utah. INSURANCE. And general Cemetery work. East of Tithing Office. L. R. MARTINEAU & CO. Third Street, i i i BKPBKSKNT TUI CHARLES AEBISCHER. n Home Fire Insurance Co. OF Photographer. Utah. Logan, DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL. ROSENGREEN - Square Inch Tailor System. and Emma - & ci . UTAH. , And other strong Companies. CO. i . Real Estate and Insurance. Collections given prompt attention. Money to loan on farms and city property. Notary Public work carefully done. Correspondence Solicited. . -- . Miss Nina Felt, and Misses Edith John H. Rosenorekn, Mgr. Eliaaon, Iastruetora. . Over National First Bank, Logan, Utah.' Logan, Utah: Main Street, . , 1 0. i GEORGE NAILOR. C. JENSEN, . Wheelwright. ' . - , Uain Street, .r i 1 . 4 , j a a wr- - - 1 4 , , Horse Shoer and General Blacksmith. ' ' ' a Specialty. Fast Drivers and Interferers i '' , ' ' ; Two blocks south of Bank. . Le; VUlihJ Logan 3slaI.:,., i i i , t - Wagon and Carriage Repairing. -- m abstractor. ZEPH THOMAS. Lawyer. .r ; 4 Logan. Logan, Utah. Main Street, ; , Logan, Utah. Real Estate Agent, Fire Insurance and Collector. Office over FitBt National Bank. . - . Notary Public, Justice of the Peace- .- . - KNOWLES. ' JAMES C. WALTERS. Attorney-at-Law- Utah. Logan, Utah. EDWARD W. SMITH. . ed - J.C. Loan, Collection and Insurance Agency. , Logan, Logan, Utah, v House, Rel Estate, . arid Counsellor at Law. B&icl ' Notary Public. Attorney Office, Court : Z. STEWART. Cache Valley FRANK K. NEBEKER. . That afternoon a gunshot was heard in tfie brush not far sway. After awhile the Arizona man strol- J. GOODWIN. Loans and collections a specialty. Room 10, Ricks Block, Arrived at camp I hunted up a hard case who belonged to Bucky ONeils Arixona troop, a man who was always anxious for au excuse to wipe out a Cuban, and I told -, him what I had seem rr out Point the greaser to me, said he, and he and I.took a stroll over the hill to where the Cubans were camped. There he is, that fellow cooking mgat over the fire I said. The tall fellow with the torn hat rim? he asked. Yts, said I. Very well;. you go on back to camp, I want to get a shot at a rabbit if I can find one, said he. And I went on back. had fought train robbers and captured rustlers and had never 'been known to flinch under fire. When it was reported that he bad kept close to Roosevelt all through the fire and slaughter at San Juan hill and had repeated the colonels orders in such cheerful, loud knd resonant tones that his words were as stimulating as they were instructive, people in this part of the West smiled and C. Goodwin. AttOrneys-at-La- w. -- He 0. & N. NOTARIES. j KEELER thousand. 3 JIISCELLANEO e Lr-- n Itsr'L t. I |