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Show iiUviAi4 ivtf d 4 tilled and two wounded! . The Kansas regiment had three wounded during the charge and he Utah light artillery one killed see We Come and two wounded. on best CTHAVANA PRESS DRILL, earth Mot of the other casualties hePLOWS of kinds. all J OHN.'OEERE el 1 the South Dakota regiments. HE 7 BEST STEEL HARROW in the market. tfO-Tthe in to estimate ' I Jt is difficult tfCTTHE BAIN AND WEBER WAGONS... surgent loss, but they are, no fewer tfCTTHE RACINE SPRING WAGON3 AND BUGGIES. than seventy killed, many of, them fCTTIIE COLUMBUS BUGGIES. by the artillery. FINEST LINE OF BELTING AND GARDEN HOSE. The Filipino troops engaged riIARNESS AND EVERYTHING YOU CAN MENTION. were well uniformed and well drilled. the - campaign -- pro Co-o- p gresses, thT"rebeltroop3 - are lm N. W. KlMBALLjMgr, are adopting proving. They American methods and the accuracy of their shooting is evinced by the fact that five Americans OPPORTUNITY were shot in, the head. To the Trade NneraD You cannot afford to drink and . colored tea. ' Ai Aii4 M Jt undermines health, and the coloring hides defects. t ' , , Wagon & Machine Co : Schillings Best needs no . . , coloring ; it is good enough. carry the us, M to Get SUNDAYS1 WOUNDED. UTAH SOLDIERS colonel leading the way to the trenches, revolver in hand, while the few remaining Filipinos bolted. Colonel Fonston said afterwards: It was not much to do. We knew they could not shoot straight; our boys would attend to them while we were crossing. General Hales troops right had the hardest SllAIN. (Continued from 1st Page.) ndlh Americans were compelled an open space,' which a jppioach , had cleared of every objection in sight. The banks of S river, high bluff were ,sur- capped cootei-wilhtrenc- hee, fith rocks, hidden by bushes. FirBt Montana regiment with the e nd era. and the Utah batteries at the 6&me time entered the jangle, from which the insurgents, who. wereoccupying i a straggling village of hats, poured heavy volleys. In th6 course of an hoar the troops has forced a way to he open space in front of the river, and the artillery, immediately upon wheeling into the open, began shelling the Filipino large t , -- . . - In the meantirqe,- - company K, Twentieth Kansas, led by Captain Beltwood, performed one of the most brilliant' achievements of the campaign. The regiment was being held in reserve and company K charged a. distance of a quarter of & mile over a corn field to the bank of the river, Dear' the bridge, where the insurgents, from ' a trench were peppering the armored train, then about 200 yards down tbs track. The company found shelter in a ditch. Colonel Fred Funstoh called for volunteers to cross the river and the colonel himself, Lieutenant Ball, a private of company K, a private of company E, Trumpeter Barsfield and Corporal Ferguson of company I, crawled along the iron - therel first-clas- . Shoes. Shoes.1: Shoes; lf , 1 . $1.00., , 50 Bars Cudahy White Ash Soap $1.00. . 3 .Cans Tomatoes for 25c. 3 Cans Mustard Sardines 25c. ; 6 Cans Oil Sardines 25c. 3 Cans Peas for 25c. Y - vCndahy Washing Powder 5c. a package. MZIX1U -- WARNER BROs.ca 7 QQHSETS 0nircalb,e . BoneS Rustproof Steels.; euftsoN sisteRs. - Rufus Johnson was badly injured last Saturday evening ovdr near the residence of Dav Sargent. Clarence Fairbanks ran 'against him on a bicycle, and pqe of the handles of tbe machine stiuck him in the eide and broke ofife of his ribs and cracked two othfefs. Fairbanks says be rang his i bell, and tried to avoid the accident, but first without avail. This serious accident of the ' kind that we have heard of in the 6ity, and we would warn bicyclist to not ride very fast on the Sid walks, and exercise as much' caution' as THE ' M IE. iJ ishe possible. Payson Globe,. I T Bids forSprinklifig. Sealed bids for sprinkling disHOUSE CLEANING TIME , . trict No. 1, Logan Cityi fbr tbe season of 1899 will be received by the has its trials but many of them are City Recorder until 4 p. m. April caused through the lack f such 30th. The city reserves the right handy helps as are to be had to reject any and all bids. he re. ago. Committee on Stres ts. The photograph is the likeness From Scrub brushes to Sep adders of Miss Anna Taylor one. of the the line of Good Farm For Sale belles of Columbus. She is the 7 T7 Wooden Ware F. of John daughter Taylor, West of Smithfield on Bear river is complete, well assorted and wholesale lumber merchent and ISO acres with house, moderate in price. distinguished citizen of Nebraska. barn and- granary; 45 acres in Then theres Tacks, Tack Hanf-mer- s, . Today the young girl is inconto 40 acres sown lucerne; and Tack Pullers, Screw grain solable, and her grief is pathetic to. Also pasture that will feed ten dry Drivers and Screw Eyes, Nails of witness. She is at the residence of cows. Hooks and Picture every kind, her parents, and none bat the most A snap if taken at onco. Apply Picture Wire and everything else intimate friends of tbe family are L. R. M that the busy housewife needs. artineau, Logan. admitted. The fiancee of the dead Main Street, Logan. soldier has not been known pubShilohs Consumption Cure cures dashlicly as the bethrothed of the where others fail. It is the leading attheir although Cough Cure, and no home should be lieutenant, ing and goes Cache Valley Time Card. tachment was generally understood without it. Pleasant to take Co-o- p Sold Grocto tbe by spot. right and the throughout Columbus, A b Store. mutual friends knew of the engage ery Drug Oregon Short Line R. R. ment. EXPERT JUDGES of wines KOBTH BOOKS. Young Sisson was raised, at St. concede the fact that and liquors, from miles fifteen LEAVES. here, Edwards, and was employed in the World for both quality and price, the Daily Daily Times office at the time of the call goods earned by the Cacne Valley except except ' ST A- Brewing Co., take the cake. Sunday. Sunday. Daily. for troops. No. 16. No. 11. No 9. tiokb. .When the sweethearts parted, 2:30a.m. Pocatello, Bookies Eastward. Lieutenant Sisson carried a cir Through the 9:45a.m. 8:00a.m. 8altLake, VIA 11:15a.m. 9:15 cular photograph of the girl swung Ogden,. Cache Jet., 5:30am. I:00p.m.l0:55 by a ribbon from his neck. This Salt Lake City. 11:23 1:25 Mendon, 6:00 was worn under his vest, and he 6:40 11:40 The traveler, touiist or business Logan, 1:45 , 2:04 . 11:59 laughingly remarked the day before man is wise when he selects the 8mithfield, 7:10 7 :35 2:20 he sailed for the seat of war to his Rio Grande Richmond, 12:15p.m, Western Railway Franklin, 8:00 12 :35 2:40 Bweetheart, that he would wear the Great Balt Lake Route for his . AEBITKS, photograph on the left side, and if route to tbe East. It is the only 3 :00p.m,12 :35p.m. 8:30a.m. a ballet took bis life from that line passing difirst BOOTS BOOED. pass through direction,, it must rectly through Salt Lake City, and the likeness jof the girl, he loved in . LIAVXfl, addition to the glimpse it affords best. ' of the Temple City, the Great Salt Daily . Dally Miss Taylor has heard from her Lake and the picturesque Salt Lake except except lover and the last letter, received and Utah Valleys, it Sunday. Sunday. Daily. the ITA No. 16. lNo.12. TIOKB. No. 10. abont a week ago, was full of love choice of three distinct routes 9:15a.m. 3:00a.m. 2:20p.m. Preston, and hope, the lieutenant remarking through the mountains and the Franklin '9:50 3:20 hat the task, of .conquering 3:83 most magnificent scenery in the Richmond, 10 .15 10: 45 3:55 Smithfield, train Service Double Philippines was nearly over. world. daily Logan,. 11:40 , 4:15 and through Pullman and Tourist Hendon, 12:10p.m. 4:35 For Constipation, take Karls Clover sleeping cars to Denver . and Chi- Cache Jet. ,12 :50p.m. 6:00 Jloot Tea, the great Blood Purifier cago. Monday, Tuesday and WedABBIVIS. (tares Headache, Nervousness, Erup nesday, of each week, .Pullman f Ions oh the face, and makes the head Y Pocatello, 3:55p.m. 7 :00a.m. 6:00pnn dear as a bell. Sold by Co-o- p Grocery Tourist cars are run from Los Ogden, via Chicago, c tc Drug Store., , 8:55am. 7:20p.m. . Angeles to Boston Jake, ' without change. "For. pamphlets descriptive of For tickets to, or from all Cats, wounds, barns, sprains and the Great Salt Lake Route,, write points East, West, North or South, ' ' . F. A. WaTdlmoh, , bruises quickly heal if you . apply , v:". , ( calbpn Salt 1 General W.WWoODtlDS, .Passenger Agent, IIALLABDS SNOW LINIMENT. t r Price SO cts. ' Biter Bros. Drug Co. 8 Lake City. Agent, , ; j 7 TH - - , , -- . : Just arrived. Another line of' Sample Shoes consisting of COO pairs, Mens, Ladies and Childrens, which will be sold at 50c. on the dollar, This is a chance to Shoe your family at one-hathe regular price. Our ; line of Spring and Sommer Dress Coods is the choicest in tbe City. We have added a line of our Stock. Our Groce- rMillineryiesto are . all new stock. other price way down to bed rock. Materials lxqoisitelyrPine trans-continent- al ARCAIHSo)ARCAirJS!F5ARCAIUS! . Strikingly Styles Correct-Up-To- ale -- Riter Bros. DruCo. An ? Standard-Shap- ed - . EZf Warner's Corsets are . , if FROM .IMPERFECTIONS: THE RAIL. -l- That spells PAINT any bodycan spell paint after the style of the spelling book, bat only we can spell paint as we do with paint. If you want any painting s shape, in r job done in as thatll last long as any way of paint can nature the in thing and in any desired color, just cal' girders. on ns and well answer for a result While this was going on the men of absolute satisfaction. Every of company K, from the ditch, were supplies at thing in' painters fusillading the trenches in the en- moderate prices, and ail paints deavor to divert attention, but the sold mixed and ready for use. Filipinos got the range from a trench down and ballets soon spattered the water under the structure. Wholesale and Retail Having reached the broken span, the small but valorous 7 Druggists. party of Americans slid down the caisson, LOGAN UTAH. swam a few yards to the shore ana crawled up the bank, the little Franklin and 'Montpelier, Idaho, ri6 lbs Sugar, for ON Free east-boun- Bag-Ba- g popping alternating continuously with the boom of the The Montana regiment KILI&D Provo, April 25 Special to the Herald. This -- morning at 11:45, an unknown man was killed by d the Rio Grande Western about train Iwo freight miles west of this city. ' The man bad apparently become tired, as he had walked ' into the station at Provo early in the morning and then pursued his way westward. It appears tha- t- h-e- slept-a- nd while asleep was crashed to death by the freight train. The engineer, W. Stewart, first saw him when he was only a few ties ahead of the engine, lying with his bead on the rail and using his coat for. a pillow. Immediately the whistle shrieked. The man is unknown here and there was nothing about his person by which he could be identified. He was seen early in the morning, about 8 oclock, by Frederick Bauer, depot car inspector, and also the baggage boy. st Utah artillery on the right. The rapid-firguns on the train ball the at 11:30 a. m., opened from mile the river, their about a six-pou- Abp-lan&l- p. ths east, with the on the left and First South Dakota Iowa beyond. The and Fifty-firwas mostly traversed be to country t the Filipinos Btooa their jungle,-buground, even in the open spaces General Hales right joined General Wheatons left soon after noon, a curve in the river allowing the Americans to pour an enfilading fire on the enemys trenches. About this time the cheers of the Kansas troops announced that the Ameri cans had crossed the river. Gen eral Hales men began to ford the Chico, a branch of the stretching to the north, the gen erai himself plunging in up to his neck and the regiments all carry ing flags, floundered across the ' stream. The guns of the Utah ROMANCE OF A SOLDIER HERO. were dragged oyer light artillery next and formed an extended' line Columbus, Neb7,ApriI 25. The to advance upon the trenches be death of Lieutenant Lester E. Sisfore Calumpit, where the Filipinos son of the First Nebraska, at were pouring volleys into the Manila, and the finding of his Americans. fiancees photograph near his heart, Tbe armored panhad one man where the fatal bullet entered, is the final chapter to pretty romance whose introduction was written in this village several years aprailr- oad, leaving camp beyond Malolos General HalesdiyIsion, City- -which started yesterday, was earlier on the march, and sweeping ,we3t The armored toward the railroad train was being pushed by Chinamen, the Twentieth Kansas regiment advancing on the left and the trenches, WAS thenoxth loopholfcd and partly Theyfollowed the river,, nearest General Wheatons brigade proached the river along the -- Battery ,A, Privates David J. leg, .severe; John head, severe. Davis, ; Yl , - ; -- 7, . . 7 We pay 11 cente a Dozen for Egjs FLACK A1 - ISasr'toa.lljg -- i Street. I 1 '- -v - : . |