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Show , C7 d 1 t :) if D THE PAYSON GLOBE VOL VI. PAYSOX UTAH, SATURDAY, Lee, according to orders from head- .irXK REPORT FROM SAMPSON t quarter., and will boon be in Cuba, on the trail of the Spaniards The instructions to move at once will II :r ar.nu!). lijr S)m Hudln uf Marine 11 ul NO. 20. ARE HAVING UTAH NEWS. red-ho- - IS, 1S1H Utr,l HOT WORK. Batfotoaet llnnlluglou'a Ilurky itayal smIm ths trad para, vhdiMM Midwit Utah's rough riders will be mounted T 5. deJune navy Washington, oa black hone a. be construed to mean as soon as Sailed From Key West at the Break has puslnl t!:c r.ii'.onrlng bul-- ' the balance of equipment sad horses First Formidable Exposition Has partment Tooele county's now court house Is leliu: ' of Day. encampment of the marine bstt tllon shall have been procured. Rut suo Left Key West. Mule St. Nichols. June 1. Lieu- progressing finely. and our boys say they will kep It sets of equipment. Including saddles, Mantl ia making preparations for n there until the belated troops a'Tlve, tenant Blue haa jnt r, t ;rutd after a OmmI Ikiftir WIU Lmd 15, OM Bay la bridles, eto., have been issued, leaving mile of ob- grand celebration of the Fourth of July if it takes until wiuter. detour of seventy the regiment still nearly 300 short. Gnnaral Slisflcr la Blits Is Vlrtory The landtav Army (.'umuuiud, will lead servation of the bar'mr of Santiago de j Lehi is now n prohibition town, tha Thus far tlie marines bare had the ChlaOy Coapwd of Kagular The horse board is buying in Cheyenne tO, IMM Soldiers, Tbs Pick of Iks Ceba. last uf the fighting, but the situation best saloon been closed Inst Infantry Kaglmanta. having and will secure the remaining horses lie reports Spanish licet is sll there. wsek. Army. Soaioa her knar la grave, and they an exhuuated with an date. at necessary early SautlaRu. The Spanish attacked vigorously the Ten carloads of went from repelling almot ineeasunt attacks. Colonel Torrey is in receipt of a teleWashington, June 14. The first at Guantanamo. An outpost of Salt Lake to Ogdenpeople camp with tha Wood- They have little chance to ret or from the department, routing army of invasion to Cuba la now wall gram were hilled and their man's nseurston four marines d a monu- sleep and the time of the arrival of the where 13. St. June The Sunday, Louis, und Key West, on its 'way. S3 transport steamships, the regiment by way of bodies mutilated barbarously. Surgeon ment to a relieving troops is uncertain. brother waa unveiled. invasion of Cuba haa begun. The POWDER bearing 15,000 officers and men, con- stating that the command would travel SAMPSON. Gibbs was killed. Were it not for the guns of the fleet, ten of flower in command sections. the under of The Utah Power and Electric Light army, voyed by battleships, cruisers, gunAll the officials hri'e were very loath Absolutely Pur the would lie annibund little gallant The colonel stated that he had been General Shatter, haa sailed for Santiaboats and auxiliary craft, sixteen in company proposes to extend its wires hilated force to the in believe that the Spanish by Spanish troop o into Salt Lake and will be prepared by transjiorta, with a which number, having actually sailed from given an opportunity to choose be- go, In thirty-twnumhera from Santiago de fought the mariiies at Crest 1 to furnish havtween of the Tha with the expeconvoy strong warships. mornPhilippines, West July at light Key daybreak Monday Culm. had been gnli ly of the horrible As it is. they prolwhly cun hold was made up of nearly twenty Heights to mu wmi mm eo., aa raw. Utahs mineral exhibit at Omaha is their position, but they cannot move IhhIW-ing. An authoritive statement to this ing ride native ponies, or become dition of soldiers. mutilation of the effect was made at the war department dough boys, and the southeast with regiments of Infantry of from 500 to Tha first press reports liy Home of the the best there. Colorado, Montana and forward until reinforcement corns. 550 men. including, besides four regiyesterday, setting 'at rest all reports horses, and he had chosen the latter. officers were supposed tuts bused upon Idaho were not so prompt in getting The spot is lamentably exposed, GYPSIES IN EUROPE. that the expedition was on its way or BOUND FOR THE PHILIPPINES. ments of the Fifth army corps, four the horrible wounds ir flirted under ready as Utah, heuoe their displays while surroundiug It on all sides la Tha total ' regiments of artillery. bad landed last week. Are hey certain conditions af range by the luffer in comparison. movement Inrrraalug and Many Ara in brush. lesat The heavy force of regular infantry waa about steel-cla- d Iiy Thursday at the late-t- , the trans- fish bullet of the Mauser rifle. Permanently Located. Jack Sinnett, a Salt Lake boy with a the esuip is the signal for instant tarBoys Break ('Bmp Preparatory to 11.000 mm. There were also two regNew York Sun: It has been popularports will be off Santiago, and a large Admiral Sampson's report, however, their Long Voyage. wrskneaa for arorehlng, ran into a get practice upon the part of theHpan- iments of volunteer infautry, about American army will make its landing ly supposed that the gypsies of Europe, on tali to remove doubt that hone and bnggy, knocking tha horse soeiua whose rifles carry al San Francisco, June 14. The long 3000 like the Indians of North America, men, and two squadrons eaeh on Cuban soil. Admiral Sampson has much for his down. unconwas farther their rendarsd than Sinnett surgvous to undoubtedly ours, order arrived emliark point, though yeswere becoming an extinct race, and tha front the First, Third, Sixth, Ninth cleared the way for this undertaking, expected It is as follows: would be alilo to distinguish at once cious but not seriously injured. owners rarely hit anything they aim condltlniiB of their existence ara not and Tenth cavalry, about 3000 men; and little danger is apprehended in terday. between the effect of s bullet and of at Islands Exos would seem to assure longevity. Lieutenant such Kimball and Headquarters, Philippine Sergeant of taken volunteer troops eight cavalry It will be after that, getting ashore. It is impossible to aecnrately esti But a recently published official reCobb, of the Utah eavalry troop, esme peditionary Force, Camp Merritt, from Roosvelt's rough riders, 650 men; a maclicL when the advance is made, that the mate tlie Spanish attacking force, hut port of the English government shows In June 13th, 1898. from San of tha Francisco the first four butteries of artillery, 400 STORIES TOLD AT MADRID. actual development may be looked it is numerous enough. About that the number cf gypsies in England, Battalion men, and sixteen light two week for the purpose of recruiting Officer, Commanding batteries gnua: for. of this force surrounds the -- snip so far from deelii.lng, is actually on the Utah, Light Artillery: Your battalion of heavy artillery, SiK) men and sixteen Bpsnlarile Claim Xo Mte Have liven Takes nineteen mure mea for their troop. The United States regular troops will break Increase, aud the same Is true of some In the 1 Ml action of I'eare. camp at 7 o'clock tomorrow guns; the battalion of engineers, 300 John Q. Cannon has been elected nightly with a deadly ring, and the other European countries from which make up the greuter part of the force, of tlie Mausers make things spatting and will take up lta march for the men; 15. The of minister lieutenant colonel of Torrey1 regiment. Madrid, Jnne signal and hospital corps, etc., figures are at hand. there being only three volunteer organ- Pacifie Mail dock, arriving there at D about 300 men, n grand total of about foreign affairs, Duke Almodovar de Colonel Cannon arrived in Salt Laka lively, fur the Kpunlunts are during By an authentic computation mads izations on the ships. These are the o'clock. Teams will to crawl up and taka a pop be furnished you 30.000 men. , enough Bio, told tlifr newspaper men today Sunday to remain a few days. Ha there are 35,090 gypsies - 1b recently, New York infantry vol- to Seventy-firs- t hot at the marines from the hushes Great Britain. 7,090 more than and you transport your baggage, not ha at the the that move will the Spunish government were The inregiment shortly. about 30 regulars practically picked unteers, the Second Massachusetts will leave in camp an officer, one yards from tlie camp. lime of the last previous enumeration, taken any step in the direction of waa as a not C. K. Bannister of Ogden la said to recruit men, taken, single dismounttwo and fantry volunteers, At night the and aix privates, to load the fight liVe In- though, perhaps, that may have been ed squadrons of four troops each from the same as regiments carrying only the old peace negotiations. The minister also be a candidate for state angineer, ths dians snd our old Apache as teams arrive. seasoned lighters will somewhat imperfect. There are in the u eontirina-tiorapidly said received he not had any troops. the first United States volunteer cavplace (hat Willard Young haa given up feel in their element. Every Upon arrival there you will report to yard of whole of Europe nearly 750,000 gypsies, of the report of.the third attack to accept a colonelcy in the volunteer Following is the list of transports alry, the regiment which Colonel Wood Brigadier General Green for instrue-tlons- . is and an ambuscade, ehapiaral ploket the figures lielng: Greet Britain, 35,000; with the number of men carried by on Santiago. commands, and of which Theodore army. Rpaln, 40,000; Itusria, 15,000; Germany. is coins death. with ' duty flipping The minister of war, General Correa, each: 45,090; and Austria, Turkey and the is Roosevelt lieutenant colonel. Weak will Lieutenant probAfter on the first attack Young command General Otis. of Saturday Balkan By Major declared the situation at Manila better 1 Miami, I3oo men. eniintrlea, 200,090 eaeh. GypWhether any of these officers are with to be the Colonel who la in ably JOHN L. 8EIION, appointed captaincy night. Huntington, 3 Santiago, DliU men. sies, who are known Zlngari In Itthe two squadrons named is not yet made of the vacant holdof who Capars the S. U. promotion by marines, Vole." General 1000 men. I charge Gussie, Adjutant aly, Gltanua In Spain, Zlguener in known at the war department. It was Second 4 Cherokee, ins) men. Cannon to while tain colonel, this decided another thst ing position, In It has been decided to raise another Germany, Ciiganyok Hungary. 5 Seneca, 000 men. difficult to prevail upon the mounted Lieutenant Burt will be made first attempt would bo made on Sunday Tzganl In Slavic countries, Tchinganch Luke of the 104 men to in Suit battery Alamo 6 men. 000 riflemen to leave their mounts behind, lieutenant to and he entrenchments raused In night, Turkey, and Bohemians In Franca, be recruited there. On thia account 7 Criminal, 750 men and 176 horses, but this was was a matter of necessity Janies Thomas, a tramp, in attempt- be thrown up on all slilra of the camp, are considered to be of Asiatic origin, h Y ncatsn, 750 men. was sent instead Lieutenant Wedgwood accommoit la said, owing to lack of 9 Berkshire, 414 men and 174 ing to hoard a train at Provo last week and in tlie trenches the main part ol though the name "gy pales" Is generalLien tenant of Lieutenant Nuylor. horses. dations for the horse on shipboard. bad the fingers of his left hand and tha the battalion last night waited for ly acknowledged to lie a corruption of ia first ranking lieutenant, 10 Whitney, 100 men. The full list of the troops that made Wedgwood toes of hla right foot off, both legs the attack that tlie eoloncl was certain the word Egyptian, and in Bcotland s and will probably lie captain of the 11 Olivette, 400 men and 15 horses. U called an Egyptian, as readers up this expedition, as reported to the new broken near the knee and n deep gaah would come. It arrived within a short gypsy 500 men. battery. The party , consisting of of the Mule Minister are aware. Id war department by Ueneral Shatter, unanil time after time dark from 18 that Blank. in liia head. Lieutenant Wedgwood and Sergeants the United States there are few is as follows: 14 Concho, 1300 men. til the firing was incessant, ales, for the reason, Brown and Fuhr, left at 8 o'olock la at Harry llaek well who waa struck by anddaybreak perhaps, that they 15 Florida. 000 men. Infan try rcgiments-Sixt- h, Sixteenth, at times very heavy. meet with great competition In the a locomotive on tha Bio Uramle West18 City of Washington, 000 men. New York volunteers; evening. Seventy-firs- t On American side men wera the two 17 Allegheny, 450 men and 190 ern nt n street crossing in Salt Lake pursuits which the European countries beEighth, Twenty-fourth- ,' Tenth, Twenty-firs- t, PRAISE FOR HIS MEN. horses furnish them with thsir chief revenue, week is dead from the Injuries. killed and four wounded, the dead last MassaSecond Twenty-seconti Marcos,- lion men and" ing Setyear Henry Gpode and prjyatf fortune telling, divination and .soothIlia not first nt were thought injuries chusetts volunteers; First, Fifteenth, Commander Dewey Hes Only Oaod Words Tnuman. The Spaniards have lust saying. In Europe, though It u popto be serious. 19 11. M!ller,350 men and 300 mulcf for the Bio Who Pooght I'ndsr HIbl Seventh, Seventeenth, thirteenth, ularly supposed that they are mere heavily 30 Saratoga, 900 men. Fish and Game Warden Sharp statea wanderers, the Parlaha of civilization Total infantry, de14. The in The was war Third, Twentieth. June of tlie the first 31 nnvy Washington, Leona, 1350 mrn. that many people are under n misap- which fight 518 officers, and 10, TOD enlisted men. 33 Kio Grande. 1 100 men. with the driven from place to place, as popular tlie Culiens partment has made public the first letentiment may dictate, the fact ia that 15 Iroquois. 950 men. prehension aa to the time that the Ameriran forces, and their Cavalry Two dismounted squadrons ter received from Admiral Dewey since of the gypsies are 36 Mattewan, MOO men and 400 Bnas may ha many DON JI'AN DE none, fishing season opens of four troops eaeh from the Third, he arrived at Manila. In the letter he horses. was not a glittering success. At located in towns of their permanently own, mainnow conducting operations In caught on June 15: hut the trout sea-io- n ipanlard one time during tlie afternoon when Sixth, Ninth, First and Tenth cavalry, gives a fnil description of the battle, 17 stable and Morgsn. administration Canada.) taining 16. on June opens a day later and two dismounted squadrons of four full particulars of which ars already 38 Stillwater. tlie marines were firing on a small de- prospering to a considerable extent. than waa supposed. He aya Captain A. 39 Break water. I). son of Bishop George Dieison, tachment of Spaniards that made their Thia Is especially true in the districts troops esch from the First United familiar to most every reader, and General Auguntahas concentrated 80 Cumberland. of Riehville, Morgan county, appearance a short distance from the of or near the lower Danube, and the States volunteer cavalry. Total dis- peaking of the conduct of the men men for the defense of tin city, and Dirlson 31 Knickerbocker, 900 men. mounted cavalry, 150 officers, 3875 en- ays: gipsy population of Transylvania, in S3 Clinton. hla batteries of artillery are acrted waa killed by lightning last week, camp, the Cubans liegan firing withwhile herding sheep at Soda Springs, out orders and sent a volley right Hungary, la not only large, but quite listed 7 men; mounted cavalry, one of to tho State Texas state to I beg department (hospital'. to comprise 199 long range guns influential. Hungarian gypaies havs On the aidea and on the smokestacks squadron of the Second, D officers and that 1 doubt if any eommander-ln-ebie- f It waa officially announced Unlay Idaho. He waa a popular young man. among tlie Americans. There were ac380 enlisted men. f every one of the tranaports which that Scnor Du Bom;, the former Span- The remains were interred at Morgan, several narrow escapes but no one was long been known everywhere on was ever served by more loyal, efficient count of their appreciation of music, E and batteries K, The Provo Bar association has preinttred. and gallant captains than those of tho formed the fleet were painted large ish charge d'affaires at Washington, Artillery Light and gypsy bands have visited the UnitFirst artillery, A and F Second artil- squadron now under my command. white numbers, and by these numbers sod Lieutenant Carranza, the former ferred charges of Intemperance and The men freely criticise the policy ed States from time to time and with which compels them to hold a position equall good success. The aptitude of lery, 14 officers and 333 enlisted men. Captain Frank Wililca, commanding the boats were officially known, their Spanish nsvsl attache at Washington venality against District Judge Dnsen-berrIlatteriee O and II Fourth artillery; 4 the Boston, volunteered to remain in original names being discarded. Tbia have been Invited to leave Canada, and requests that steps betaken that could be they say, with gypsies In acquiring a knowledge of officers and 133 enlisted men. command of hia vessel, although hla was for the purpose of facilitating owing to the Canadian authorities to oust him from office. The only half sn hours shelling, lmt not the music baa already been marked, and Engineers Companies C and K,tot relief arrived before leaving Hong- signalling by the flagships and other having intercepted a letter which Lieu- provisions for such n procedure la Im- faintest disposition is manifested to do Franz Liszt has borne testimony to Indlffarent this quality by saying: fleers and too enlisted men. tenant Carranza addressed to the min- peachment by the legislature, nnd the otherwise than fight it out kong. Asaihtant Surgeon Kindleber-ge- r boats of the fleet; to the minute end complicated pasThe troops should arrive off Santiago ister of marine, giving an account of txpenee attendant upon such n cans of the Olympia, and Gunnar Evana Signal Corps One detachment, I ofRELEASE OF HOBSON. sions by which mankind la swayed, ficers and 45 enlisted men. of the Boston also volunteered to re- by Wednesday night, supposing tha tha condition of the American fortifi- almost precludes it Judge Dusen-berr- y callous to the panting, grasping efIncluded MnbmIW are Prisoners detachments Ksrlianga Hospital refuse to resign. main after orders detaching them had fleet proceed h at eight knots speed, and cations. 1rpol ttHi iu ted fects of such microscopic and to lllsano. in the, above figures. The staff eorps arrived. landing operations should begin by Vice as vanity, ambition, inThe lifeless body of Daniel Hurley 15. Jnne total 15 The offleers. Madrid, waa numbers Early yesterday trigue and avarice, the gypsy only PROMOTION FOR SAMPSON. grand The conduct of my personal staff Thursday, for General Khafter will not was found last week at the bottom of a an American gunlsmt apof the expedition is 773 officers and keep hla men cooped np on shipboard excellent,. Commander B. P. comprehends the simplest requirements shaft In the Daly mine at Park morning Combi odors and May Possibly enlisted men. peared off Havana harbor with a flag of a primitive nature. Music, dancing, chief of staff, was a volunteer a moment longer than la necessary. It man How unfortunate tha hapKsaeh a lllgbsr Rank. Pity. of trace. When she arrived within a Aside from the men and officers for that position, and gava me moat ia not believed that they will be landed and love, diversified by a June 14. Acting Rear pened to he there is not definitely short distance of the fort Lieutenant drinking Washington, the boats childish end humorous delight in petty a the Guantana-mon expedition, efficient aid. Lieutenant lirnmby, flag at Calmenera, the point making up is that the but known, supposition Admiral Sampson, commanding the Colonel Ramon, on board the Hpantah thieving and cheating, constitute hla carried a vast quantity of supplies, lieutenant, and Ensign W. P. Scott, bay where the American flag now In the West Indies, while wandering around in the darkammunition and war equipment, nec- aide, performed their duties aa signal files over the heads of Sampson's ma- forces operating gunboat Fleeha, went to meet her. whole repertoire of paaeione, beyond Inwhose actual rank in tha navy ia that ness lie fell into the shaft and was whose limited horizon he does not of essary to maintain an organization officara in a highly credltabla manner. rines, as that place, while well adapt- of not a bone In The correspondent understood tlie care to look. The gypsies of Engcaptain, will become a commodore stantly killed, although this size for at least 00 days. ed serve for to of officers aa as a naval a basis and abort The Olympic being land are found chiefly in the northern 3d proximo, by the statutory hia frame was broken nor hia body on the tho battery, Ensign H. C. Csldwall, harbor of refuge for the American retirement of Bear Admiral William badly crashed. countries. Baugh Rider. Kor Porta Blew ia not particularly well Fort Russell, Wyn., June 14. Colonel flag secretary, volunteered for, and warahipa, A. Kirkland, commandant of the Mare Tlie dead body of Thomas Bates, a of the suited for the beginning of military Mystery at Diamond ('ombnatloo. will go to Jacksonville waa aaaigneil to a Island, Cal., navy yard, who ia now young man of 35, of Monroe, Sevier operations No one can tell where the diamond battery. "'at once and there report to General the ranking officer of the navy. In eounty, waa discovered Sunday morngoes to In combustion. Burn It and It the event of Miccraful performance of ing on the enbankment of tha Rio Daratloa of the War. leaves no ash. The flame Is exterior, the important duties assigned him in Grand Western railway near Murray. like thst of a cork, and when it haa London, June 13. The Madrid corthe Went Indies, including the capture He had been stealing a ride nnd fell blazed Itself out there remains not of the Mail, Daily respondent telegraph and occupation of Santiago da Cuba from the train. even so much aa would dust the anIng Sunday, says: An extremely bad and San Juan, I'orto Uieo, of which tennae of a butterfly. Gov. Heber M. Wells, with a party impreHsion ia current tonight aa to the his friends have no doubt whatever, of intimate friends, left last Friday for dtarrh-Oaln- g la Kb Isn't aad Walaa-reault of events lluslncHH men are inSampson ia also assured of a faw days fishing on Wood river, in at places of attendance clined to the belief that the war will Captain average The further promotion to the actual rank Idaho, or wherever the fish are most la comWales and in England be abort, probably only lasting another worship of rear admiral, being the highest to be between 10,000,000 and sportive. The governor delights in an month. puted rank to which he can attain, unless of this kind. Col. Clayton nnd persona. There la a place of Military inen hold tlie opposite view, congress shall recreate the grade ut outing Russell arc hia for every 500 Individuals, takHarold worship companions. considering that Spain ran put much vice admiral for his special benefit. ail through, and a statcountry the ing Colonel N. Trreweek, a prominent reliance on the element. for every 700. About 80,-0minister ed (terniany'a Wild Dreams. mining man. has been expelled from Captain Aunon, minister of marine, sermons are preached every Sun15. the Alta r.lub for drawing n gun oa refrom The Cadiz June corresthe Berlin that London, telegraphs IlOnHON. day. LIEUT. of ths cruiting of Admiral Camara's squad- pondent of the Daily News says: It W. 8. McCoraick, the banker, and (The ron is being accelerated. seems almost impossible that Germany threatening his life. Disagreements Americans proposed an exchange ot While the American landing in Cuba ran have the idea of risking a war with growing out of business relations are prisoner captured with tlie Spanish Is officially denied, the authorities as- the United Statea by interfering at supposed to be the cause of the trouble. htesiner Argonaut, for prisoners taken sert that even if it were true, it would Manila. Nevertheless it la impossible In the aham battle in City creek at Santiago da Cuba at the sinking of NOTARY PUBLIC. be unimportant, as the Spanish army to which waa Indulged the collier Merrimae. on of the fact tlie Sunday, significance canyon ignore would give a good account of Payvon City. General Ulnnco, it ia understood, gave Office In Bank. that the ides of repeating the success- In by companies A, B nnd D. one man is Kiou ('lion experiment Is evidently was wounded in the hand with powder, no definite answer to the Amrriean of ful believed It that the question food supplies, so far a the penlaula la floating through the liraina of naval another had his fare burned severely,' proposal, alleging that hr had received w hose influence is so great no instructions from the Madrid govGEN. SHATTER AND STAFF. nnd atilt another waa shot through the ernment on the subject. concerned, ia settled, at least until Oc- parsonage that the matter receives attention. to for their Cuba.) departure lust previous (Taken tober. hand by a flying pebble. All AtMNinl for Manila. ('tab Cavalry Hava a lay Day. ON THE LOOKOUT. Nathaniel Striugham, a miner of A SPECTACLE OF GRANDEUR. THE CUBAN BLOCKAAE. reHan 15. June 15. The Iran so The Francisco. June San Francisco. Bingham, haa been committed to the Garmaev lias Dlspatrhad a Stoaraor for Colon. Zcilnndia and SenAn English Deaniptkm of tl Utah China, of the fnr.Xna-aello- a ams upon port troop slab cavalry Minister's Kara tpa Manila I'adar Doerat Orders. asylum at Provo. Six years ago, while ator. rant of Santiago. the second expedition of Captain Youngs arBy tha rower. the conveying his rock fell n a in departure mine, upon working London, Juno 14. According to a London, June 14. Tho morning paMadrid, June 13 In the chamber of tillery wa parity cured by their re- head aad very seriously injured him, to the Ihilippines, will sail lictwecn 13 Over Douginas hardware store. Evfrom tha German acoonntaof Shanghai, unlaw something 3 further dispatch one long and for month interrowaa the of publish per deputies pay government ceipt and thia wound has resulted In ths and oclock today, erything pertaining to high art dentto is about Petrarch leave teamcr on of June to 3. bombardment occurs the unfnrsecn Santiago The loss of his mind. prevent their istry. Badly decayed teeth madii nee gated aa to whether the United Statea 32 day, ill1 to June secret with Manila for it there orders, had notifled the powers of the blockade monthly remuneration of the troop is 6, confirming tho reports from the prompt departure. vieable for life by the adjuatment el Og Crawford, a United Slates that Morro castle and is believsd from the Germsn govern- of Cuba, and whether the powers rec8 .38. .33 to first QVineeat The two Utah latterics will go on ii(l.ii7 to hoat-rldwhile was amalgam or porcelain crowns. drowned gold den hoy, ment afire the Estrella battery were both set the steamer China, tlie First regiment ognized the Mocknde as effective. lieutenant. (3d to first sergeant. 821. 'HI other two He aed mill n on pond. Prl nre Henry of Prussia, who iaoow Duke Almodovar do Kio, the Ing of Colorado volunteers nnd lislf of the by the American shells nnd that the foreign to each of the other seven sergeant. wera in the boat when it capsized Kino Chou with tha German squad- minister, Best of Spanish forts were greatly damaged. at replies that since the I'aria 81 apiece to each corporal, two farriers boys Kighteeutli regular Infnntiy nehad radically and a saddler, M16.hu to the wagoner, The other boys swam out. lint young them. Tin trn mi in question These versions uy that the Mssaarhn-artt- a ron, is kept constantly informed, tlit conference cimrlitiou i to The ss the developments changed, and the over had not yet Crawford went to tha bottom. and the Suwanee were somewhat dispatch says, were anxious to inoie. and 815.60 lueacii of the two lrmiiN-ten- i decide ) whether the blockade la of the war. at prices witelu the reach of ail injured by sheila. body haa been reooversd. 59 and privates. prol-abl- y Mrrlnaa Keep Old (ilorjr Flying. Washington. June 15. Tha Ainericai flag still flouts over Cuban soil on tin !i- 1 long-ds-laye- ' . aharp-tdiootar- two-thir- ea I '18-sS- d, - 20,-0- super-cultur- 14,-5- Lam-berto- ed n, 300-fo- sub-divisi- 00 hi-r- R. S. Wlmmer, f. Dr. J. H. EVANS QEPJTI5T. 1 Sets Teeth |