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Show V -- . i - ' H t f i . T i h .vi - THE . I '. . , ? - w jk V '.r' , . f , . ' ; VOL VI. PAYSOX UTAH, SATURDAY, AUGUST UTAH NEWS. Peter Kills wee adjudged Wt Lake and committed ium. INVESTING MANILA. Idiili at to the V- t 13, 1838.: , yV& BATTLE AT IN BATTLE OF SANTIAGO. . s,1. x' i - im 28. i - 'yj MANILA. , ih. BATTERY A.UTAH VOLUNTEERS, IN THS ENGAGEMENT, s DIWEY CLEARING HIS DICKS FOR ACTION. Bar- John Wing of Lehi was eerloualj in a runaway by being thrown from a vehicle. . A majority of the eonntiee of UNITED STATES ARMY OFFICERS KILLED l" limwl Fsrtbse Pstalla of the f Lasts Tkm Days leoargeets Teak ee Fart la Ska fighting. Sl-ltt- Mlu the VvY''.. v., af .V ' v-- V Washington, Aug. Id Further details from Manila make It sum probable that the 'city la being invested. The Aghtlng at Malate wm kept up for breaking hie aukle. three days, and haa probably been reOne of the big treeain California haa sumed sines the boat bringing the been christened Utah by the park board news to Hongkong left, whleh was in honor of this elate. August 4. The Monetorey had arrived and the The Clear Lake Irrigation company haa completed ita canal, and reporta Honadnock was expected the 8th. Adplenty of water for the land under 1L miral Dewey waa atrlpping his shipa The Bear Hirer country la harvesting for action and there waa activity la a splendid crop of wheat. The berry Merritt's command. Admiral Dewey's Aset commands the la excellent and the yield unusually trenches and eamps of the Spaniards. heavy. The situation in Manila ia critical. The Logan city council haa inatrnet-e- d the city marshal to strictly enforce The lighta of the city are extinguished. the ordinance for the regulation of the All meats are exhausted. The defenses are aeorden of trenches liquor traffic. h and a battery of nine guns. The most interesting event In Provo The big guns are dlreetly in front. thla aeason ia to be a game of ball beGeneral Greenes force, numbering tween the Enquirer employee and the 4000 men, had been advancing and ent county trenching. The arrival of the third ex11 riant II. Welle haa been pedition Ailed the Spaniards with rage ordered from Fort Monroe to Utah, to and they determined to give battle bereport to Governor Wells for duty with fore Camp Dewey could be reinforced. the Utah national guard. The trenehea extended from the beach, The Black llawk war veterans will 100 yards to the left dank of the Insur- bold their annual reunion at Provo lake gents. resort. August 24 and 2. A fine proSunday was the insurgent feast day and their left Sank withdrew, leaving gram is being prepared. A eon of Charles Creer of the American right Sank exposed. Companies A and E of the Tenth Spanish Fork, was washed into a culvert near which he was playing and Pennsylvania and the Utah battery were ordered to reinforce the right was almost drowned when rescued. Sank. It ia thought the contributions to the In the midst of a raging typhoon, Maine monument fund through the with a tremendous downpour of rain, r meetings recently held umit-- call of the enemy's force, estimated at 1000 the First presidency will much 93,500. men, attempted to anrprUe the camp. The new building of the Brigham Our pickets were driven in and the Young college at Logan, is nearing trenches assaulted. eompletlos and will be ready for ocThe brave Pennsylvania men never cupancy at the beginning of the school Alnched, but stood their ground under s withering Are. The alarm spread jew- t A young son of Joseph Benson of and the First California regiment, with Logan, had bis thigh badly broken by two companies of the Third artillery, a frightened hone which overturned who Aght with rifles, were Mnt up to S;csrt and trampled on the young reinforce the Pennsylvanians. The fellow;- inemy ware on the top of the trenehea The Logan council haa rejected the when these reinforcements arrived, - proposition of C. (Jarff .of Ogden for and never was .the discipline .'of the furnishing electricity for street light-- regulars batter demonstrated than by Ing and other purposes, which was the work of the Third artillery, under Captain OHara. baaed the eitys plant. Nothing could be teen Hashes Mauser riAes. Men bnt of in Mauy line fsrma and orchards ran right np to the attacking SpanDavis county northwest of Layton iards and mowed them down with regsuffering for water, the amount af- ular volleys. forded by the Davie A Weber Counties The Utah battery, under Captain eanal not being sn (Helen t to meet the Young, covered itself with glory. The demand. men pulled their guns through mud Lieutenant Wedgewood, who has been axle were sect around deep. Two detained in a hospital at San Franeieoo, on the flack and guns in n destructive poured imsuffering from typhoid fever, is uAIading Are. proving, though yet unable to travel. The enemy waa repulsed and retreatHe will Join his command in Manila as ed in disorder. Our Infantry had exaoon as he is able to make the voyage. hausted ita ammunition and did not Three patriotic Salt Lake boy a. all follow the enemy. under 10 years of age, were up in police Not an inch of ground waa lost, bnt court last week for pelting a Spaniard the scenes in the trenches was one with stones. The Spaniard is a natur- never to be forgotten. alised American eitizen who formerly During Aashes of lightening the tough Spanish in Salt Lake's schools, lead and wounded could be seen lying and objected to the zealous patriotism in blood and red water, hat neither the elements of heaven nor the destructive displayed. Contracts are signed for the construc- power of man could ring n cry of protion of a railway from Milford to State-lin- test bum the wounded. They encourUtah. The old Pioche grade will aged their comrades to Aght and handbe used. Duvld Ecclea, B. C. Lund, CL ed over their cartridge belts. W. Kibley and A. W. McCune During the night the Spanish seouto financially interested in the road. The were seen carrying off dead and Short Line will furnish rails and roll- wounded of the enemy. The Amerl-eaing stock and take the lionds of the dead were burled next day la the new company for payment. This ;a the proposed route to Los Angeles, and convent of Maracaban. may be the storting of that line. On the night of Ang. 1 the fighting State Hah and Game Warden Sharp, wax renewed, but the enemy had been who has been on an outing to the Up- taught a lesson, and made the attack per Provo river, states that the fish kt long range, with heavy artillery. The Utah battery replied and the are disappearing. lie does not attribute this to dynamite and unlaw artillery duel lasted an honr. One ful means of Ashing, so mnch as man was killed. He wm Fred Spring to the building of irrigation dams stead, First Colorado, aad two men where barnyard manure ia need. Aside from the befouling effeeta of the ma- wounded. On the night of Ang. 2 the artillery il ore, them is sufficient ammonnia in the polluted river water to poison duel wm renewed. Two men were every Ash for miles below the dams. badly wounded, and are reported dead, Senator Teller of Colorado was in which brings the total dead to 13, with Balt Lake last week, on a pleasure trip ton in hospital mortally hnrL through the northwest. He expresses TO PAROLE PRISONERS. the hope that the silver forces will Caste Sam Offers M MdH Spaniards Colorado. did in unite in Utah as they Captaiwd WUh Carrara. He believes that the India mints will Washington, Ang. 9. The United be reopened. hM magnanimously offered to Stales in the lueern The grain and crops parole the 1300 Spanish naval prisoners vicinity of Clrcleville, Piute county, token at the destruction of Admiral water The drouth. from am suffering Cervera's fleet, whenever Spain Is ready supply has run so low that many have to repatriate them. With the excepgiven up hopes of rescuing their of officers, who are enjoying tion and are bending all their energies American hospitality within the limits to save their grain. of Annapolis, the bulk of theM prisThe petition to the president not to oners are eonfined to the naval station was release the Philippines, which at Portsmouth, where they have the proposed by the recent mining con- liberty of a large picturesque Island In officers gress, has been dropped, the and are oomfortably quartered and fed charge believing the government, be- in temporary buildings erected eap ing better informed, can best settle dally for their use. the matter without Interference. NO MORE TROOPS. John A. Lewis, the Kayaville young Silver the at was Csaaral Mils Sen. Word Tkst Ho Har man who injured Eaoo(k. King mine in Park City recently, died at St Mark's hospital, Salt Lake, last Washington, Aug. 9. The secretory rock was dropped f war has stopped the dispatch o! week. A on him from above by a lellow work- further reinforcements to Porto Rico. General Miles reported by cable thli man, crushing his head. A man named Miller, who claims to morning that the force at bit command hail from Eureka, had bis hand crushed wm ample for the purpoM of completthe conquest of the island. by a train in the railroad yard at Echo, ing This leaves all of General Wede't lie had previously been drinking and fallen asleep with his hand on the provisional corps of 18 regiments stil track. He was arrested and placed in in the United States. comity officers. Dr. A. C. Ewing of Salt Lake had bia foot caught in an elevator, badly six-inc- officials.-Llentenun- - -- g in e, In-ce- rn jail st i ; - i J 'Os. tote ' ere reducing the ealariea of 1 J ' , S ' , a Bun Francisco, Aug. 9. Th Utah boy of battery A, who smiled for Manila on tha second expedition, hare had a taste of war. . An advanced posh don they were holding, together with the First battalion California, Tenth Pennsylvania aad First battalion Third artilleiy, regular, waa stormed by the Spaniards .on Uia night of July The attack waa repulsed with, heavy res to the Spanish troops, estimated at 90S killed and wounded. About B ON AN ENQINE AT NIOHT fifty ia killed and wounded waa the SIGin loss to the Americans. Hasp Wild to.; I mmod lately after th arrival of v Okie aad ledlanm General Merritt, which occurred about From tbe Pittsburg Poet: .Running July 80, news of active operations wai through the forest and swamp Unde .it expected. ' His plane were to demand Ohio and Indiana the taglnMre and the surrender of the cilyi and to take firemen who watch ahead of tha gnat that haul tha .flying axprtis tops to enforce the demand if nooee-mry- . englnM train tea many wild animate dashing wm not It expected, however, tha and frequently deal-aathat the Spaniards would be the ag- along of thetracks, ars run down ap4 r forests SOUTH ARLES A. LIEUT. --OOL. J. K. HAMILTON, HAj. a. o. ronsr, u. a. a. OAPT. T. W. HOREMOR, U. A A gressors. Like the campaign at Santi- the trackmen find their mangled U. A A. trvaol . Pine U. A Usvalry. BliHsatb U. A lateauy. " if. A ago, it was supposed they would He in mains in tha morning. Coona,. wild- - ;, V UXUT. JULES a U. S. A. LIEUT. D. CmaU MIX Sj IlT LIEUT. CHAKLES IL HELD, WILLIAM A CHEILIt wait in trenehea nud behind breast- cats, rabbits, and aomilimea woIvm are ' f.AA CAPT.("Xoask Votaar Utsvsatmsik U. A. latently. BUsis."! (lxth KlaUsurworks and await tha coining of the caught by the fast flying limited trains, ; and sven aly reynard, with all hls SENDINO SPANIARDS HOMS. SPAIN ACCEPTS WYOMING MURDER. nomy. One of tbe first aets of Merritt waa cunning, is often ground up under the C IMM Tkst tbe Last Them Will Lmv For many mile tha Baltl-- to sarnmnd tbe eity of Manila, gener- wheels. ieaUage Witbla a Week. more and Ohio, Fort Wayne and Lake ! ' MADE ally PEACE DISCOVERY TERMS OFFERED BY ALARMING placing tbe troops Immediately Shore roade run Washington, Ang." A The war dethrough a wild swam- - ' 'NEAR LANDER.. UNITED STATES. behind tha Insurgents. In some eases, py woodland, In western Ohio partment officials arp entirely satisfied country bowerer, where there wore particu- and Indiana. These drnMly wooded ; with the progreM sat far made toward tetlmatM That Sssp I ef HostlUtlas Utah to a larly favorable positions, oar troops swamp art almost impenetrable, and ' the shipment to Spgin of General ToPoeaC tee Reservoir Sbet to Death Daring Negotiation Weald be Ay either displaced tboM of Agnlnaldo or they harbor nearly all kinds of Indig- - . 11 War at surrendered Owner la TMM of Evidentni's Thi army, praelated Santiago. (heir moved up in front. It was one of the enoua wild animals and birds. Ia the er His Ceesy Tbe veiMla which are to be used for ly Xaarly at aa Ead. latter that the Spaniards attacked, aad moonlight or by tha aid of tha head-ligthis purpoM are noV on their way to g. the animate taufbe seen the losses they sustained shows tbsl An A A Indian The cabinet has Madrid, Aug. Lander, Wa, Aug. Santiago, and, barring accidents, they aerna the tracks, and pften ths - v fierce. ths wm attack approved tbe basis of the peace condi- are expected to arrive then about the messenger earns In from Arapahoe foolish rabbit takes to th middle On the American side it was particutions proposed by the United State. 13th Inst., when is troops will be agency today, bringing the information the track between tha rail and races v Duke Almodovar de Rio, the minister embarked as rapidly aa possible and that S. Consul Parks and X. H. Fourt larly an artillery engagement The tha locomotive for miles until he.',', in wer forces probably of foreign affairs, U charged with re- proceed at once to Sfain. It is recalled of this place, who were delegatee to ettacklng pluagei Into a culvert or a bridge: '.fit some big haa occurred to me several times in .V vising the reply, whiob will be read that most of the oter eompetiton tor the state republican convention at fantry, seeking to capture tnd approved at the cabinet council the transportation Required until Sep- Dougins, and who were on their way guns for defenslva purposes, of which my railroad experience, M raid as old ' that tbe American shank .' before being Mnt tember l to accomplish the embarka- to attend the same, had discovered In they are believed to be sorely In need. engineer, which can make himself' conspicuous, longer' ' It is stated on good authority that tion, which, under tbe praent arrange- a reMrvolr some 40 miles from Lander, Battery A, the Utah battery and loudar than any other living thlnrf. ;" the Spanish reply will give no occasion ment, it Is expected will be completed tbs bodice of two borscs, which bad was ia the engagement, to composed Frequently as we fly along sixty miles '' rewas men. of Lake Salt It largely lorn further responM to the United by August 15, or vefy soon thereafter. been shot. Near tka reMrvolr was a aa hour through the gloom of night, a to It cruited from maximum strength backboard to which the boras had I tales. little wobbling body dark and gray ia Helen and n over all the tbe bnt state, The queen regent has approved the seen, by the glare of tha headlight run- - , recently been hitched. of from Salt were recruits the This news canoed no little excite- many reply, aeeepting the conditions laid nlng diagonally acroM the track. Th Lake county. flown by the latter under which peaee ment in Lander. From the general animal, map possibly, by quick, action Batteries A and 11 were muttered IA-ta skillful maneuver escape tbe ' .. will S eonclndnd. of thch&rMs'and wagon It Is M r service at Fort Douglas, May A end wheels, and instantly our nostrils are believed to be the outfit of W. P. Mttoa at Washlagtaa. San Francisco May 10, The; saluted with an overpowering scent Noble, who left here last Tuesday, in left for We are , sailed for Manila on the Colon June 18, which almoat makes us faint Washington, Ang. It Is impossible n R. N. with Ilarvey, clothing company 200 yards when from the cause of the to state the exact text of the reply. A officers tint of the Tbe at battery salesman for a 8L Paul (Minn.) house. smell in an instant but It clings to ua Spain aoeepta the four propositions Mr. Noble la one of the wealthiest of muster wen: Captain, R. W. Young; for miles, and the in tba pasMuger advanced by the United States, vim To secW. first Gibbs; lieutenant, George on waa hie cars who are awaka wonder what kind sheep men in Wyoming and Mde Porto Rleo to the United States; IV. ond C, and Naylor of oil ia burning in the suppoMd hot way to Casper to make a shipment of C. lieutenants, Ray to withdraw from Cuba; to assume the Webb; first Margent, EUisn K. boxes. If we happen to kill the HUIe mutton and wool. Cuban debt and to eede eoallng a taFrom tbe time that the bones were Allen. Before railing, however, Cap- animal hls memory cllnga to ua still ttoos In the Lad roues and Philippines. tain Young wee raised to the rank oi for at least five mllei. suppoMd to bars been in the water, It On night n few weeks ago aa tba Spain suggests a suspension of is feared by Mr. Noble's friends here major, resulting in promotions fur all so It is probable that Cap-lai- flying test mail on the Lake Short the during the negotiations. ofliosrs, a foul met with be that bu play. n Dnke Almodovar, minister of Olbba commanded the battery waa making up lost time across the Inhave been Mnt to Casper, indiana awampa, a big red fox dashed affaire, and Mgr. Merry del Val, the engagement quiring of his arrival there, but up to during ont ahead of the locomotive and took Fran-iacA San Spanish ambassador to the vet lean, the to special dispatch been this time, 9:45 p. m., nothing haa th straight level track right ahead of will be Mleeted to repreMnt Spain ia Examiner, under date of Jaly 31, the train. In another Instant received. a great the negotiations. black and tan hound with bis tongue A messenger who la acquainted with ays: toA took BLANCO SUBSIDES. place henry engagement Mr. Noble's outfit was dispatched from protruding, and bis long, lank body SEN. ANTONIO. MATEO LLUVERAB here at noon, bnt he will be unable to night between the American and Span- stretched out at full speed, took tha bsees a Praeleaatlea Telling ef Feoea and Who is furnishing Gen. HUM with military ish forces at Mai a to. The troop en- roadbed Just fifty feet behind the fox. Prosing Pa Sob Prisoners. get there and back before midnight secrets of Porta Rica. Hs Is with the expedigaged were the First Battalion of Cal- More steam wee turned on, and with New York, Ang. I According to adtion sow marching on Bon Jnna ifornia volunteer; Tenth Pennsylva- their heeds out the engineer and fireGUAYAMO CAPTURED. vices received from Havana by the man watched tbe contest of ffiieed. It nia, first battalion, Third artillery, CAPTURED. SLOOP SPANISH Caban junta. Captain Genenl Blanco wu a grand race between the two anOperstlaas ef lbs Porta Rleao Expedition Utah. and A, Battery regulars; Eemsla IxcbiekML imate with tha mighty engine coming appreciates the fact that ha must soon Tbs American Tag Hudson Makes a Haul Our losses were nine killed snd forty-dose after them sixty-fiv- e withdraw himself and his forces from miles an tiff Cardenas. Washington, Aug. A General Mile four wounded. Tbe Spanish loss hour, and the headlight showing tha the island of Cnba. He has assumed a notified the war department of the West, Aug. 7. The tug Hudson, haa was upward of 200 killed and 300 fleet fox Key mild demeanor, which draining every limb and muscompares which has been with the Uneae on the capture of Guaysmo by General Brooke, wounded. cle, and hla enemy slowly falling bestrangely with his previous bombastic north const blockade, sadk a Spanish after a sharp skirmish. The Spanish Our volunteer made s glorious de- hind. Tha old honnd appeared to attitude and frequently expressed dewas about 500. A hasty re3000 of an know that there wm danger In hie rear fense of sloop and captured another one off strength upwards against termination to bold ont in Havana to Cardenas a few waa made when the enemy real-ize- d fores. The battle raged for and took to the westbound track, and nights ago- - The cap- treat the death, and he ia treating tbe insur- tured could not withstand an attack sttaeking it In another minute the rushing train was and Christina wm the sloop hours. three gent with great consideration. In a loaded with fish, a quantity of which of Brooke's soldiers. went past him, but tha fox, taxing General Roy Stone ie clearing the recent proclamation he made known to CeaHrsMd hws Losdaa. advantage of the complication, disapup for breakfast to the the Spanish people of Cnba that Spain, Hudson's men, who had been ont a road from Adjulantas to Utaado. He On the peared In the woods again. A from A London, Aug. dispatch through the intervention of foreign month and had little left in tbe way of haa a force of 500 natires at work. A Hongkong rays: The German steamer Pennsylvania railroad east of Altoona a tew weeks ago tha train Inspector company of the Second Wisconsin and Petrarch left Manila powers, had bwn foroed to the disAugust 6th, and found tbe remains of a wildcat on tha provisions. Three Spaniards who were graceful Usueof racing for peace, and on the Christina put off in their tender a battalion of tha Nineteenth regular haa 'arrived here. She reports that the track, and on the Philadelphia and to his support A lhatthnre would be no more war, and when soldier at Manila attacked Erie away up beyond Lock Haven last saw the Hudson approach- infantry art moving Spanish they no further um for soldiers. He offered and gained a key just off shore. the American camp on the niglit of winter a large black bear ran out In a pardon to all Cuban political prison- ingTlie converted Oneide also yacht July 81st. The Spanish forces were front of a freight train and waa klllel. er and more than 150 were released in came from the blockade yesterday and over 3000 strong. They charged the Deer are often seen crossing the PhilHavens. of American line several times. Tha fire adelphia and Erie tracks In tha Penna that Spanish infantry body In explaining Spate's defeat lu his reports from a fired about 30 rifle shots at her brake the Spanish eenter and they re- sylvania mountains, and in tbe wild, pieces where ths train stops for proclamation, Csptate lleueral Blanco point from the lieach several miles off treated. Later they made a second lonely water if the attentive passenger who is Informs his readers that Spain, having not did to retreated the The Morro castle. gunboat charge but shortly awnkt will put hls head out of the suffered so much in the present war, return the fire. bushra, keeping np an incessant fire. window and listen ba will hear ths could not resist the interference of forEleven Americans were killed and scream of tbe panther and ths hooting lllMppotated Klondike Cold keekers. eign powers and go to war with all wounded. thirty-Mve- n Spanish losses of the owl. countries at once; so she was compelled San Francisco, Aug. 8. The steamer ths fighting During great reported to aeeede to their dictation and sue Tillamook has arrived here from St neutraL" remained rebels the Tba Elephant Bretla for peace. Havana, he says, will be Michaels with thirty-seve- n passengers, beetle of Venezuela The elephant MAN DISCHARGED. UTAH given over to the Americans and Cu- nearly all disappointed gold seekers la the largest Insert In the world. A bans, and tbe Spaniards will evacuate. retnrning from tha Klondike. She n one weighs about half a Oa Areoaal ef Disability Bains Iscarred Captain General Blanco assures the brought down but little gold, probably ef la Use pound. Dely. M Nk The Tillamook bad a soldiers snd all Spanish residents who SS.nou to Presidio, Sen Francisco, Ang. V wish to return to Spain, or go to other hard time of it on ber outward passage. Quartermaster Sergeant Uawlej arrivSpanish 'possessions, that they will be She took In tow from here the river ed her yesterday, having wade the given free transportation by their steamer IiideouL The Rideout was trip from Halt Lake at hla own expense. bemother country to their destination, burned almost to the water's edge NOTARY PUBUO. He wu examined by a medical board und will be protected from interference fore leaving, and only by the greatest MAJOR GENERAL JOHN R. BROOKE decided board the and I todischarge Office In Bank. here, (Second Is Comir'd In 'or to Rlrs.1 from either Cubans or Americana Us care was the trip mode in safety, Payeon City. him from serviM, without pay, transreare of force considerable Spaniards suggests that the Cabana be forgiven to acon It This allowance. or flattery I Wont Uo Manila. to the northwest and frequent portation and no longer regarded as enemies, not San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 9. Light ported alarm are giree, but there has been count of disability being incurred and that no unkind feelinga be cher- battery volunteer been hsva Utah The Hue in of artillery, papers duty. I, no fight as yet. ished. now encamped on the military reservaMat to Washington for approval. tion, was ordered to permanent station Slopping KoMmtp at hnll ColmbU Kreeats Italys Demands. IcplhU ta Dave tba Coloa. Merrism issued Msj-Gcd Cuba, Aug. 7. General Santiago Colon, Columbia, Aug. A It is un- st lresidioi Secreof Plays del Este, Aug. A The wreckLeonard Wood, the Military Governor derstood In local circles that congress theorder, under directions tha steamer Potomac has arrived at the ing of War, to whom he hod wired of Over Douglass hardware store. E tary is holding a secret m salon at Bogota, Santiago, called a meeting uf the seene of the battle of July 3, end hat for explanation of the battery's status. butchers and retail erythlng pertaining to high art drat dealers settleprovision discussing the matter of the visited the Cristobal Colon. Th letry. Badly daeayed teeth usds see men are not of Utah the Thi means that formulatthe eity with the object of ment of tbe Cerruti claim. This wreckers report her to be in every bad and will for life by th adjustment si action over tbe eventual settle- of the expeditionary forces,new ing a tariff for the rale of necessaries situation and they tear it impossible tc vieable unless orders not to or porcelain erawos. Manila, go gold amalgam been of which dealers have ths ment of the claim and consequent lifs, for save her. Tbe Maria Teresa bu not will leave for the exorbitant rates. A11 the drain on Columbias sources is begin- come. The cavalry charging gunbeen floated. The Yosemite probably next Wednesday. dealers were highly indignant at the yet Vixen has returnedanxiliery ning to crests mnch bitter feeling to GuantanBest of boat throughout the country. Even the Eighteen regiments have been desig- Interference of tbe military authority amo bay from Santiago. Otherwise Italian colonies at Bsrrsnquille and nated to constitute General Wade's ill commercial matters, but Gen. Wood there hs been no movement of th Um reach of all other porta are reMoting the actions provisional division for service In Iorto gore them 13 horn to agree on reason- vessels comprising the American fleet at price witein able charges or shops would be closed, of the Italian government. Rica at this point It ' na A - rv K A ," - ' - ht aeam-parin- T; . o , hoe-tlliti- u n Tele-gram- for-sig- o . full-grow- R. 6. Wlmmer, Dr. J.H. EVANS Qentist. dis-Mll- sf Sets Coalville. w(! caeii mg l j, wi Teeth it |