Show f to V 4t ' ( f V -- THE CENSOR BOMBARDMENT BEGUN GEO H CROSBY JR Publisher 8HAFTER AND SAMPSON SHELLING SANTIAGO UTAH RIQHFILD SANTIAGO Spaniards Begin the Battle Which WUl Undoubtedly Terminate In Their Un- conditional Surrender UTAH NEWS Washington July 11 — The bombardThe Siive King ha donated 1000 ment of Santiago began yesterday or the relief of the fire sufferer afternoon at 4 o'clock and continued The water supply of Salt Lake Olty !until dark It was resumed this mornkeen for many la lower than it ha ing The firing was begun by the years Spaniards whose guns were silenced Tho wheat crop in St Georgs haa by Shatter's batteries in a short time been harvested and a good yield is re- It is an artillery duel with the advantported age with Shatter as his siege guns are The Rio Grande Western will im- not only more numerous but the moat between Salt Lake powerful ever trained on a besieged prove the road-beand Park City city After days of deliberation during Battery C is short of men a number of the recruits having been rejeoted which time he was plead with by forfor physical reasons eign consuls General Torral declined General Young’s engineers left for to surrender lie offered to evacuate San Francisco Sunday They will em- the city if his army would be permitted to escape capture but Shafter would bark early for the Philippines not adhere to this Preparations have Salt Lake had but one representativs been made to prevent the escape of the Dn the Bourgogne an Italian is but who was returning home from Salt Spaniards and their capitulation to tho Ja matter of time In addition Lake land been have which batteries placed Wesley K Walton of Rich county has been elected chairman of the atati In protected positions Sampson will train his 12 and guns on the Republican eommittee vice John E which have a range long enough city Dooley resigned to allow them to clear Morro and deMary L Judd wife of Thomas Judd scend upon the city e president of the state board of The intrenchments of the American! died at her home in St Georgs have been materially strengthened unlast week of heart failure Shafter til is certain that his lines aan Governor Wells’ brother Briant II not be broken at any point ReinforceWells who was wounded in the batth ments and supplies have also arrived It Santiago is reported as recovering General Henry and his command came on the St Paul yesterday and the First nicely lie was wounded in the leg There are some excellent samples District of Columbia guards on the Df grain growing in Tooele valley this Catinia General nawklns commanding the ipring upon dry ground and an aver is 25 First bushels of acre expected brigade of General Kent’s divisper ige The railroads within the state are ion who was wounded In the foot during the attack made on our lines Satissessed as follows: Rio Grande Western $4586634 Oregon Short Line urday night by the Spaniards has returned to the United States i3 820 292: Salt Lake and Ogden Colonel Theaker of the Sixteenth InW D Johnson was elected secretary fantry has succeeded General Hawkins and Df the Mining Congress and will be in In the command of the brigade will riders Wood Colonel the of ol tha Charge at Salt rough hndquarUri Lake An appropriation of $3000 wm uccA - oannKl lAauUnut Roosevelt will command the rough made to meet the expenses to be InElders hereafter curred Captain Caine of Utah’s cavalry GENERAL KENT PROMOTED troop arrived home last week for a as a Reihort visit with his family He says Will be Made s Brigadier-GenerGallant Conduct ward for Hie He condition the troop is in good Washington July 11 — The president loes not think they will sell before has recommended the promotion of August 1 General Jacob F Kent to be a C L Maxwell the Springville bank The complete reports of the robber has been arraigned and enterof Santiago showed that Kent’s Maxwell is battle ed a plea of not guilty the brunt of the two division sustained said to be seeking delay' expecting te secure bail bonds which have been d ill-fate- d 13-in- hortl-tultur- $78-DO- al major-gener- fixed al at $5000 Utah boys en route to Manilaon the second expedition have written home accounts of their ofcean voyage from Honolulu which they describe as American in sympathy and sentiment They are all leaves John Q bad feeling Mrs Ann Vaughn 78 years of ags of Balt Lake was inadvertantly left at Lagoon on Old Folk’s day She arroused herself from a reverie only to see the last train leaving for home Instead of asking for shelter at the resort she started on foot to walk the eighteen miles in darkness arriving early next morning almost exhausted W W Wilson has been arrested at Paris Idaho being wanted for the theft of a wagon at Huntsville two years ago More serious trouble may be faoing him as Sheriff Belnap believes he has evidence connecting Wilson with the robbery of the Union train at Uintah two yr ra tgo for which James True was tried und acquitted Jennaro Martello an Italian who was restrained from hanging his spouse to a street car pole in Salt Lake City Last week was arrested and fined for battery lie had a rope around her neck and was taking her to the proposed scene of exeoution when neighbors interfered and notified the Martello waa drunk- when he police conceived the idea of ridding himself of martial woes Pa-oif- lo - the city The fleet lying off Aguadores three miles east of Morro castle have again began the bombard meut of the fact that our to had fire at an extreme elevaships tion and although the range was nearly five miles the aim was so accurate that many of the shells fell in the city and set fire to it in four places One shell struck St Michael's church in which a quantity of powder and ammunition waa stored and blew it into pieces During the bombardment from the tea the army extended its line and drew in closer to the city so that at the present time every road and trail leading out of the city is guarded and the escape of the Spanish soldiers seems impossible The only way they Can get out of the city is to ferry across the bay to the western side of the harbor and even then they could not get into the interior without en' countering American troops General Miles has complimented Shafter on his achievements Santiago-Notwithstandin- g Ceptaln Ducat Tells of It Terrible lug of a Stronghold Atlanta Ga July 13— Two hundred and thirty-fiv- e sic’r nod wounded sol- JACOB F KENT of (Commending the 1st division Gen Shatter’ s army of invasion) N day’s battle and lost over 600 of the 1600 killed and wounded or nearly s of the total number General M B S Young was also recommended two-fifth- while Colonel for a a brigadier-genera- l made will Carroll be H major-generalsh- ip Osrvers and Enlist Among the 1036 Who Hava Arrived at Portsmouth Portsmouth N II July 11 — The ear-ol- d daughter Beatrice ohtld over The moved the floorf with an h ” Mrs ShaV Was Startled o rt ef-- but seemed 611ed with joy at Sen The rest of the happening is bent told mother’s own words She satil: iu the the answered the roll pm reaer-ration- Montreal July 13 — Senor Du Bose and Lieutenant Carranza sailed at 4 o’clock this morning on board the Dominion freight boat Ottoman The two Spaniards are the only passengers on board with the exception of the horse and cattlemen Their sudden departure was demanded by the government and Du Dose is very angry at his summary ejectment and says the Canadian government will hear from him later on MISHAP Struck by a Machine Drill Which Fell 800 Feet Causing Fatal Injuries Butts Mont July 13 — Sol Fallon a miner i&et with a horrible accident at 800-fo- ' ¥ ing toward proposition for surrendering now that I have the town surrounded Assembly of All Indian Tribes Lines were completed on the north Omaha Neb July 12— Congress has Ludlow General at 5 by right just set apart a special fund of $40000 down to the bay The line is rather to be expended in creating at Omaha thin but will have it strengthened in the rarest ethnological exhibition ever the morning by General Henry who attempted in this or any other land has just arrived headquarters 01 y Situated in the heart of the ffreat No o ne kill American union within aaajr ranch of s ed aa far as I can learn Expect to all tihe remaining great Indian have two of the new batteries in posiit has been possible here at tion tomorrow Great deal of Buffer- comparatively slight expense to gather ing among the people who have gone upon the Exposition grounds a show out of Santiago Am doing my best to which would be possible nowhere else in America relieve it hut not entirely successful SHAFTER” Sioux from the Dakotas Ornahas and Winnebagos from Nebraska Sacs and COAL IS CONTRABAND Foxes from Iowa Chippewas from from Kansas American Supply at St Thomas Cannot Minnesota Kickapoos Mandans from North Dakota Crows Be Removed New York July 13— The Danish au- Blackfeet Cheyennes and Flatheads thorities have informed United States from Montana Sheepeaters Bannocks Consul Van Horn that coal of which and Nez Perces from Idaho Yaklmas the United States has 8000 tons in the from Washington Utes from Colorado harbor of St Thomas is contraband ol Arapahoes and Shoshones from Wyowar and that its removal by the United ming Piutes from Nevada Zunis Arl-zoNavajos and Apaches from States so long as this government is at New Mexico Diggers and and war with Spain will not be permitted Umatlllas Califosuia from Governor Ledermann informed the con' Mojaves and representatives from sul that any attempt to remove the from Oregon Indian Territory and Oklahoma of coal in questio n would be resisted by Chickasaws Chootaws Greeks the German French and Italian war’ Chevokees near Osages Otoes ships in the harbor and waters Comanohes Poneas Kiowas have to Van Horn is said by Consul Kaws and Delawares Iowas Quapaws authorities referred the subject to the other tribes and remnants of tribes at Washington congregated in their wickiups tents and cabins pursuing their wigwams HAVE LEFT CANADA usual avocations and illustrating their dances religious rites and savage cusSpanish Spy System Will Not be Allowed toms make up a show unlike anything to Flourish in the Dominion ever before ering auxiliary cruiser St Louie with 740 the Stewart mine Fallon was working level and sent a lot of on the Spanish prisoners including fifty-fou- r officers have arrived in Portsmouth machine drills to the surface to be The big liner left Guantanamo at ( sharpened One of them fell and o’clock Tuesday afternoon July 5 and struck him in the back of the neck did not make a stop until she dropped penetrating clear through the jaw and anchor in Portsmouth harbor protruded on the left side of his face Including the prisoners there were The Injury will prove fatal The drill 1036 people on board the boat and out was removed with difficulty of this number there are ninety-on- e YELLOW FEVER IN CUBA sick and wounded Spaniards under the care of surgeons Admiral Cervera Is Dread Disease Makes Its Appearance Near Santiago confined to his cabin having been Cuba July 13 — The Esta del Playa quite ill for the past three days alJ fever at Caimanera of though be was able to be dressed this presence yellow towns in the and other Guantanamo morning Captain Eulate who was McCalla and along the of id Camp vicinity Icommander of the Vizcaya and In establishment the resulted has ini coast also quite ill having been wounded Hereafter the head during the battle off San- of the strictest quarantine no communication will be allowed with tiago The officers will be well provided the north side of the bay and no one to land from vessels for and allowed almost as much free- will be permitted here without harbor the dom as though Ihey were stopping at enteringfrom the commanding officer permit a private hotel Turnin g quickly she saw creep- On the 28th of Sept 1806 while In bloom of health Beatrice was suddenly nnd severely etfiioted with spinal meningitis Strong and vigorous before in five weeks she became feeble and suffered from a iaralytio stroke which twisted her head jack to the side and made it impossible for her to move a limb Her speech however was not affected W e called in our family doctor one of the most experienced and successful practitioners In the city He vates considered the case a very grave one BeOn the first day of the fighting near fore long little Beatrice was compelled to El Caney the captain and lieutenant wear a plaster paris jacket Prominent were consulted electric batterimeu set out to cap- physicians with seventy-fiv- e es were applied but no benefit was noticed ture a stone house on the top of a Bteep until we triod Dr Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People hill waa “Busy In my kitchen one afteruronl from little Safely housed behind the stone walls startled by the cry of ‘Mamma’ Beatrice who was creeping toward me I the Spaniards poured in a murderous had improvised bed in the placed her on anclose to the (Irodde and fire on the plucky Americans as they parlor comfortably some books nnd playthings Bhe entered tha narrow path leading up given hertired of waiting for me to come became the hill back and made up her mind to go to mo so story ‘My Pink Pills made me walk’ Step by step the meu forged ahead her which she tells to everyone who comes to their comrades falling every minute our house was then for the first time veriwalked ever since She haa PROPOSITION TO SURRENDER By the time the top of the hill was fied Bhe has now taken about nine boxes of the pilleand o of band the twenty-twbut reached pale and pinched face has been growing Spaniards Surrounded but American Line remained With a shout they force! her rosy and her limbs gained strength day by 1b Itather Thin Bhe sleeps all night long now while their way into the coveted stronghold day pills she could rest but a before — takingathe 13 followThe Washington July and In a desperate hand to hand fight few hours at time” Dr Williams’ Pink ing dispatch was received here from with revolvers succeeded in scattering Pills for Pale People are sold bv all druggists General Shafter: the Spaniards A bath with COSMO BUTTERMILK — Head12 del Este July “Playa Lieutenant SOAP and Ducat Lyon exquisitely scented Is boothiug and Captain quarters Fifth Army Corps: It has received the wounds at olose rang beneficial Bold everywhere been very quiet but little fighting A Of the seventy-fiv- e One pint of whisky will kill a shark Vhl men but twenty quart a whale flag of truce up since 2 o’clock considcall A MINER’S PRISONERS SPANISH lWw8WMMVi i diers have reached the general hospital at Fort MeFheraoD from Tampa Among them are seroral of the Rough Riders and many members of the SeveNew York nty-first The most seriously wounded are Captain Ducat and Lieutenant Lyon of the Twenty-fourtinfantry whose families are now at Salt Lake Utah The doctors are much encouraged by the condition of the men and say they will recover Captain Ducat is shot through the thigh and his right leg is partly paralysed Propped up on a cot he told the Associated Tress representative a story of the bitter fight which resulted In the wounding of himself and Lieutenant Lyon and the loss of many pri- Sem-inol- BRIO-GE- ' 4' A STARTLED A JDTHER From the Freeport (III) Bulletin While busy at work In her home Mrs William Shay corner cf Taylor and Hancock Avenues Freeport HI was startled by hearing a noise just behind her 8ANTIAQ0 Ton-kaw- Cannon In command of the regiment Frivate Jacob Brandt Utah cavalry who was found asleep at his post will This is the be honorably discharged he Imposcould sentence that lightest ed and was brought about through the Intercession of Captain Caine There is much excitement in Mauti over the filing of a number of land A large number of farmers contests have made homestead entries on the foothills and these entries are now being contested by the sheep men who claim they interfere with their ranges The contests have caused considerable Shatter’ Haa Occupy all the Laud Touching tha City Sfboney July 13 — A concerted movement has been made by the United States army and navy on Santiago durhours which ing the past twenty-fou- r the American officers here believe will result in the almost immediate fall of AT H is nt well Col TWENTY-FOURT- Slo-qu- Colonel Torrey of the rough riders has been sent to the hospital at Jacksonville Ilis feet were so badly crushed that amputation may be necessary This SURROUNDED " ot presented SPANISH OUT OF POWDER- - es as ilED'rUUA'J THE EXCELENCE OF SYRUP OF ECS is due not only to the originality and simplicity of the combination but also to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to the California Fig Syrup Co only and we wish to impress upon all tho importance of purchasing the true and original remedy As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless 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CASCARETS In the never found anything and of of town la Newell the engagement The greater part I am entirely free from to equal them The land short shells however fell plies and feel like a new man” batteries at the same time began their C H Kbitz 1411 Jones St Sioux City la attaok on the enemy’s works One of the shots struok a large building in the center of the city and a tremendous explosion followed The building was undoubtedly stored with powder Shortly afterward a flag of truce came from the Spanish lines and firing ceased The object of the truce is not Good Do Pleasant Palatable Potent Tsste 10c known unless it is to arrange terms of Good 2oc we Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe CURE CONSTIPATION Tor capitulation It is surmised that the enemy's powder supply was dsstroyed sttrllc nmdr Csipiay CUoti otrl and fighting was impossible Troops For Hawaii Washington July 11— Seoretary Alger has issued orders aUaoklng the Hawaiian islands to the military deONE FOR A DOSE The First Remove Pimple Prvnt partment of California Biliousness Purify the Blood id Colonel Barber volunteers York New each day is neMTy commanding will bo assigned for the time being at the garrison at Honolulu Colonel Barber is considered an especially good officer for the post Gen m3 ELSE FAILS CUHtS WHIKc Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good tJM Otis has charge of the transportation In tl mo Roid hvrtnigglsto of the troops to the island and hopes later to secure by the 15th or a little four coast vessels with a capacity of 1893 w N 1200 men Salt Lako-- No Shot From To-d- ay 111 rV DR6UWS -- ALL I PILLS ‘Av i ' |