Dayton herald., November 03, 1899, Image 2

1
D a y to n
sss
H e r a ld .
FORCED TO SURRENDER.
Aa official dispatch received in Loa-
from General White, « ominanding
forces at Ladysmith, states
Visayan Plotted
that the Dublin fusiliers, a mounted | Wealthy
Against the Government. -
batteiy and the Gloucester regiment,
w e n surrounded and forced to surren­
der to the Boers.
HEAD OF AM INMURGBMT JUNTA
da fosa to .Aha Bat till
i of 9,000 men and. seven big gups.
HOSTILE TO
HIS ORDERS.
A a te rlm a N aval ttev e r a a r Foro«d r r la c s
t e L eave O aam .
DAY OF THANKSGIVING.
YOCNG IS Á D VANCING iír
'
M e K lu le y
Is s u e s
- F rn eln m n tln n .
Usnal
SHELLED THE TOWN
The president lias i«su«xl the follow ­
Washington, Nov. 1.—The navy
ing proclama tion:-
¡department today received a report
"A national custom, dear to the The Boers Opened Fire on
DAYTON.
from Captain Leary, the naval gover­ Rebels Under White Flag Fire
hearts o f the people, calls for the set­
on a Gunboat
nor of the bland of Guam, in the La-
Ladysmith.
ting apart of one day in each year for
drones, The president himself has
ipecial thanksgiving to Almighty God
read the report, h b interest being par-
HosUariy attracted by the disclosure of THE CRAFT LATER RAN AGROUND for the blessings of the proceeding year.
This honored observance acquires ENGAGEMENT OF NKVKKALHOWW
the fact that the first Amerioan gover-
with time a tenderer significance. It
■ o f an island has already been
enriches domestic life; it summons un­
I pow m softha Borns ■ Is AsvseS Mar t e a * te a». Oetbeeak obliged to adopt heroio measures to in­ O enernl B ates Mas Baten B e en lla d Fm aa der the family roof the absent children C u n a l l l M o f t k e B r i t i s h B a t im a t e d a t r
sure the proper administration of affairs
*i e f N atives—SklnmlsM Marta
tk n Nortfc nnd Ordarnd t e tk e
I are regarded With wonder by the
F r a u a n t e 1OO B u r r L u u —
to glad reunion with those they love.
there.
Of Baa la te r e .
I British.
S ou thern Is la n d s .
F r e b a b lg U re a te r.
——
Seldom as thb nation had greater cause
Leary toon learned hb authority as
The South American republics w ill
for
profound
th
an
k
sgivin
g.
No
great
governor was being subverted and every
Manila, Oct. 80.—M. Ruperto San­
1 try to patch up their difficulties by ar­
Manila, Oct. 81.—General Young, pestilence has invaded our shore; lib­
Ladysmith, Nov, I.—Firing com-
A national billiard
measure of reform which he proposed
tiago,
one
of
the
wealthiest
Vlsayans
bitration.
with the infantry, is advancing upon eral employment waits upon labor, menoed at 6 A.- M. th is morning, the
soon be in the field.
_■
was
being
defeated
by
the
hotsile
in­
who bad taken the oath of allegiance
The 1 abundant crops have rewarded the Boers shelling Ladysmith w ith to-
fluence of friars. They resisted every Cabanatuan under difficulties.
The Peruvian cocoa crop is a failure.
Washington is said to be the most
to the United States, and who posed as
country b furrowed with rivers and efforts of the husbandman. Increased
productive of the Fanning group of The plants were damage.I by insects a friend of the Americana, has been decree, in the belief that any dfoturb- deep ravines, the bridges over w h ich comforts have come to the home. Tho pounders. After seven shots the British <
gunners succeeded in silen cin g tLe Ifecr /
and the price has already doubled.
ance of the order of things which gov­
islands.
arrested at llo Ilo, while other Vlaa-
erned the island tor so many years have been destroyed; the mud is deep, national ftnanoes have been sustained force. A force of Boers 1s now advfatag
rfefcs“
A
professional
baseball
league
fos
yans
are
being
watched.
The
prisoner
It is rumored that A. D. Clarke, an
rations are short, and
transporta­ and made firmer. In all branches of ing on the British left flank.
would
cause
them
to
lose
their
hold
1900,
to
include
Seattle,
Tacoma,
Port-
is charged with organising a revolu­
Englishman, may try for the cup to get
tion of snpplbs has been delayed by Industry and trade there has been an
The advance was made at dawn with
land and Vancouver, B. C ., ia now on tionary junta. Santiago owns sugar upon the natives.
even with lord Dunraven.
b w water, and the poor condition oi uneqnaled degree of prosperity, while the object of shelling the Boers from
After
exhausting
all
other
means
to
the tapia.
estates
throughout
the
island
of
Negros.
Colonel Frost says the stories of
overcome this influence, Leary reporta the roads. There are sufficient stores, there has been a steady gain in the the position where yesterday they hail
T i b asserted that a -council of TO
Admiral Schley w ill go to South
-American .soldiers looting churches is
he was obliged to notify a half dosen however, to keep the brigade. The in- moral and educational growth of our mounted a number of guns. ()n reach­
Africa in command of toe Sooth At­ and the manager of the junta met daily friars that they might have free trans­ sargents for a long time hare lived off national character.
Churches and ing the spot, however, it was found
abeoultely false. He praises Otis.
lantic squadron to protect Amerioan at Santiago’s office for the purpose of portation from the island and he should ths oountry, impoverishing it. The schools have flourished. American pa­ that they had evacuated the |osition.
The university of Oregon will play interests during the progress of the war. ugineering an extensive scheme of col­
expect them to avail themselves of the American horses are not yet seen* triotism has been exalted. Those en The British continued to advance and
football against the university of Cali­
tomed to the nativo grass and a long gaged in maintaining the honor of the the movement developed into a recou-
Interesting experiments of Marconi’s lections for an insurrection. One of offer.
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fornia at Berkeley campns November 18
bullock train left San Fernando carry­ flag with such signal eaccess have noissanoe in force. The enemy were
system on warships resaltad In wire- Santiago’s steamers was oaptured car­
They
left.,
But
one
friar
is
in
the
in­
' St. Louis* world’s fair is to ha a lew telegraph messages being success­ rying supplies to the rebels. H b ar­
been, in xh large degree, spared from posted on a range of hills, having a
ing hay for tho cavalry.
land
and
he
was
a
man
of
sgch
charac­
grout one. The fund has already fully transmitted over >9 miles of rest caused rumors of an outbreak of
^The Spaniards report that there are disaster and disease. An honorable frontage of about 16 miles.
ter
and
reputation
as
to
oonvinoe
Leary
the natives of llo Ilo, and precautions
reached *4,000,000. The total amount
no insurgents at Cabanatuan.
The peace has been ratified with a foreign
The British force was disposed in the
of his fitness to remain.
have been taken to prevent trouble.
aimed at ia «8,000,000.
gunboat
Laguna
de
Bay
dispersed
a nation with which we wore at war, and following order: On the right the
Professor Arthur McGiffsS*L of Union
A battalion of the Eighteenth regi­ __ __: T roops R eed y to M ave.
force of rebeb who were engaged in we are now at friendlyt relations With regiments of cavalry, four battr-ries of
The White Star steamer Germanic seminary. New York, refuses to quietly
Vancouver Barracks, Nov. 1.—Major constructing trenches hev nnd Santa every power on earth.-
the Royal field artillery and flve lsrt-
collided with a barge near Liverpool resign from the Presbyterian ministry, ment and marines of the gunlioat Con­
"The trust which we have assumed talions of inbntry; in the center three
and was seriously injured. She w ill and another heresy trial seems inevt- cord, formed an expedition at Concep­ Rudolph G. Ebert, medical director, Rosa. The boat was fired upon by a
tion, Northern Panay, to search for the and Captain P. G. W illis went to Port­ party of insurgents bearing a white for the benefit cf the people of Cuba battalions of the Royal field artillery,
not m il for New York this trip.
iable.
. ”
Concord’s ooxswain, who was lured land yesterday and made a thorough flag. She is now aground.
has faith fu lly advanced. There b two regiments of cavalry and four in­
Reverend M cK innon aeaerte that
The president, it is said, considers ashore by a white flag, and who b sup­ inspection of the transports Pennayl
Numbers of Chinese are coming to marked progress toward the restoration fantry battalions, and on the left the
General Lun^, the rebel chief killed by that the Germans and British a
posed to be a prisoner. They found vania and Olympb, and found evi
Agulnaldo’i orderly, had killed hit the trouble at Samoa and that they the place deserted, and burned every thing in such good conditon that there Angeles from Turbo, paying the lntnr of healthy industrial conditions, and Royal Irish fusiliers, the Gloucester­
gents for the privilege. It is reported under wise' sanitary regulations the shire regiment, and the Tenth moun­
wife and mother-in-law in.» Faria and should pay the greater portion of the house as a punishment.
b no reasbn to deby the sailing of the that Aguinaldo and 'the Filipino con island has enjoyed uhusual exemption tain battery.
fled.
ships when the necessary coaling b fin grass are still at Tarlao.
damage, , :— ,-------- — -
from the scourge of fever. The hurri­
Thb force had been detailed to guard
- WwMcSw V i( h t
A Paris dispatch says Russia has no
bhed.
’
Thera are abouAA,000 insurgents be­ cane which swept over our new pos­ our left flank at a late hoar last night.
At Kamloops, B. C., John Hayes is
An Informal meting was held hers
interest in Kruger’s people or their lit­ to be tried for murder. He is accused
From private information received fore Angeles. They have been quiet session of Puerto Rico, destroying the
General White’s plan oi operations
tle republic, and will not interfere. by the confession of hie Slater of hav­ this evening of men proposing to pro­ from Manib, it b learned that Major for the past week.
homes and property of the inhabitants, was that, as the movement developed,
ceed
to
South
Africa
to
fight
for
the
Germany ia mid to be friendly to the ing killed her hnsband, she acting as
Henry Wygant, Tweity-fourth infan­
Two thousand rebels are at Bamban, oaUad forth Aba instant sympathy of the force constituting our center,« lii.h '
B ritish. More than 100 Englishm en, try, has been granted a sick leave oi
English.
the people of the , United States, who was disposed under cover of a kopje
five miles to the north.
aoooaapUoe.
Australians and Americana decided to absence, and will return to thb poet.
General Batesffias been recalled from were swift to respond with generous about three miles from the town,
A giant brass combine is being
Dwight L. Townsend, founder of the go. They organised a patty and be­ Major Wygant served through the en
Pan Fernando; and ordered to sail foi aid to the sufferers. While the Insur­ should throw itself upon the enemy,
formed which it is stated win comprise Postal Telegraph Company,' United lieve they can secure 200 more men.
all the plants in the Naugatuck valley, Linea Telegraph Company and the fam­ The volunteers Include ex-soldiers, tire Caban campaign without any seri the southern islands as soon as poesi rection still oontinnes In the island of w h ib the left flank was being held by
— - -----— --------
Luson, business is resuming its aetiv the fusiliers and the Gloucenters.
Connecticut. The main office w ill lw ous Havemeyer sugar factory, la dead frontiersmen, Englishmen familiar one illness, but since his arrival i s the bto.
Philippines, about six months ago, he
ity and confidence in the good purposes
in New York city.
The scheme was w ell devised, hat
at New York.
with the Transvaal, and commercial has bean a oonetant sufferer from rheu­
LADYSMITH INVESTED.
of the United States is being rapidly ss- failed in execation, owing to the fact
At Paris, Mo., the grand jury re­
forks.
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14 his message President McKinley
matism, and a change df climate has
tablished throughout the archipelago that the Boer position, whioh formed
S itu a tio n S a fle ln n tly D an g ero u s t e 1
turned an indictment for murder in the w ill ask for a a - appropriation for a I
been ordered, fan-She hope ef affording 4 1 '
>1 Sriat r t |t t .
"For these reasnos, and countless our objective, w as evacuated. Our ar­
JNto AMWWff."
first degree against Alexander Jester, commission to be appointed to invest!-1
.
-
others,
F, William McKinley, pr
Manila, Oct. 80.-=General Young’s relief.
tillery quickly reduoed the -volume of
on the charge of murdering Gilbert gate the commercial and industrial con­
London, Oct. 81.—The porition
of
the
United States, hereby name the enemy’s fire, bat the attack deliv­
Maraent
System
la
N
a
v
y
.
oolumn,
whioh
left
Ran
Isidro
at
day­
Gates, son of a Chicago millionaire, 28 d ition of the ('hiñese empire.
Ladysmith, without being alarming,
break, moving northward ia the direc­
New York, Oct. 80.—The navy de­ sufficiently dangerous to e x c ite a n x ­ Thursday, the 80th day of November ered on our right flank was the princi­
years ago.
Bell had a hot brush w ith the insur­ tion of Rasta Rosa, encountered the partment has begun a series of expert iety. Evidently the Boers are trying next, as a day of general thanksgiving pal one, and the colum n wan compelled
The 19 Russian men-of-war in the gents at West Guagua, killing four enemy strongly entrenched just beyond meats with the Maroon! system of wire­
and prayer, to be observed aa such by
Pacific will shortly be reinforced by rebel officers and wounding 18 men. the Tuboatin river. A brisk fight en­ less telegraphy with the object of de­ to repeat their Dundee tactics. Roughly all our people on th b continent and to change. The Boer attack had been
silenced for a time, and onr infantry
estimated,
they
have
17,000
men,
six ships from tjie Eastern squadron. One enlisted man was killed and a cap­ sued and the rebels were repulsed. termining its practicability for general
against 12,000 British. General Sir in our newly acquired Islands, as well advanoed, covered by cavalryi —
The Berlin Tageblatt sees in this a con­ tain and lieutenant wounded.
Two Americans were killed and one use for naval purposes on sea and land George Stewart White has the better as by those who may be at sea or so­
The enemy now began to develop a
nection with the rumors of the Chino-
journing in foreign lands, and I ad heavy ooanter-attack, and os they were
The Aberdeen Packing Company’s wounded. Pursuit was impossible, ow­ The experiments will extend over a pe­ artillery, hut h b Is of leaser range
Japanese alliance.
vise that on th is day religiou s exercises in great numerical superiority, General
cannery at Fairhaven, W ash., was ing to the width and depth of the riod of several days, and the results in The delay in the Boer attack b reported
Secretary Long w ill m ake. a reoom- burned. All machinery and atook, in­ streamv -e
. —
detail w ill be set forth in a report to to be due to the non-arrival of Com sh all lie conducted in the churches or White gave orders for the infantyy to .
*"ns —*r„
mendaticn for but a limited increase of cluding 18,000 caaes of canned salmon,
be submittted to the bureau of equip­ mandant-General Jonbert’s colnmn. meeting places of all denominations be gradually withdraw«. The move­
n i i r i a « N « v .y w ill Wot a . Meeeive*.
the new navy ia his forthcoming »"""»I went up in smoke; loss, .«160,000.
ment by a board of naval experts Thb has given the British a much in order that in the socb l features of ment was carried ont with great stead­
...
New
York,
Oet.
80.—A
specbl
to
report. He w ill devote most of Ms
which has been appointed especially for needed respite after their recent axer- the day its real sigificance may hot ba iness and deliberation, nnderooverof
Captain Leary, the naval governor of the World from - - Washington
energies to urging abolition O< lim it of
lost sight of, but fervent prayers ma r onr guns, which made excellent prac­
this work.
Secretary of State Hay, when asked if
the island of Guam, in
cost in the
be offered to the Most High for a con­ tice.
The particular object of the tests
•
Everything,
it
b
now
considered,
Senor
Regidor,
the
Filipino
envoy,
Herr Hopeff, sx-tesasunr of the AV | ^ , ¿ ? h b
m " T h T f X ^ I
was to determine the practicability of hinges on General White’s resources tinuance of the divine guidance, with­ - Rome shells were thrown into the
would he permitted to appear before using the system for short signaling
and-judgment. Nothing is known re­ out w h ich m an's efforts are vain, and town from the enemy’s 40-poundcrs, at
the Philippine commission, said:
while squadrons are at sea. Marconi’s garding the-progress of defensive works for d ivin e consolation to those w hose a range of over 8,000 yards, bat no
1 the patronage of
“ I have heard that he contemplated system, if it does all that b claimed
kindred and friends have sacrificed damage was done. The engagement
queen of Saxony, was sentenced to im­
visiting
the United States and would would be of immense advantage in thb for the prelection of Ladysmith. The their lives for our country.
The Beer lpss at Eland’s Laagto was
prisonment for four years and nine
lasted several hours, and resulted, on
oensorship
b
more
active
than
ever.
present some sueh plan as that outlined
"I recommend also, that on thb onr side, in casualties estimated at
work.. The afternoon experiments oon- According to the Daily Chronicb’s cor­
months for misappropriating 260,000 88 killed and 04 wounded.
by the newspapers. He would have nc sbted of six tests, alt of whioh w
marks of the society’s funds.
John Barrett, ex-UniteduStatoa min­ offlobl Ot d ip lom atic status in Wash
respondent, "the new regnbtions lim it day, so far as may be found practicable, from 80 to 100. The Boer losses must
shall cease from its accustomed have largey exceeded th b total.
suooeaafnl.
ister
to
Siam,
is
lecturing
in
tbs
South.
the
number of words allowed for press labor
-----The Burghers are mid to have secured
lngton, either as agent ot the FiUpint
toil, and charity abound toward the
The attack was admirably delivered
messages to one-fourth the number al­
the services of H,000 natives.
B o IS D a y lig h t R oh h ary.
Eightrmen were buried alive by a insurgents or as a.diplomatic represent
sick, the needy and the poor.
by oar right, and the Boers were fairly
lowable
before.”
ative
of
the
MriMlled
l
llip
in
o
govern
St.
Louis,
Nov.
1.—Robert
B.
Jen­
.
oate-in
on
the
Isabella
giinant
Cripple
Prolongation of war beyaed British
"In witness whereof 1 have set my
Farmers in the neighborhood of hand and caused the seal of the U nited driven out of one of thsir strongholds
ment. The question of hb being heard nings, secretary and treasurer of i
expectations is now said to be oertain. Greek, Colo.
Lombardskop. 1 | was'not possi­
Ladysmith
have
left
their
farms
a
by the P h ilip p ine peace com m ission Brqadway oable line, was robbed of
States to be affixed.
President McKinley and Secretary
ble, however, to push the suooeea much
The navy department U to-gtoa Mar-
stock at the mercy of the Boers and are
rest*
entirely
with
the
nnmmbgtim
It
«1,0^8
ia
cash
and
«48,780
in
checks
"WILLIAM M’KINLEY.”
further, as beyond that point lay a
oonl’s wireless telegraphy a practical Long attended the bunching of the-Rhn- salt. . The state department is not ooa- while standing on a rear platform of a congregated in the town.
brick at Richmond, Va.
long, broken bridge, 'affording every
test.
I
s
I*
M
alaria
or
AlamT
Two
guns
the
Boers
have
mounted
oemed in the matter in any tioy-”
Broadway oar at Broadway and Wash­
The Twentieth Kansas- volnntoen
Languokrrioss of appetite, indigestion kind of natural cover. Of thb the en­
England w ill expect the Baers to
ington -avenue, at noon today. The are powerful weapons. They are the
-
pay the cost of war when the end have been mustered out. They left for
polios attempted to suppress the facts ones used in shelling Dundee, and it b and often feverishness ore the com­ emy took the fullest advantage,-
LULL IN THE FIGHTING.
Our shells failed to dislodge ths
home on a special train.
comes.
f
•
[, and aa a consequence the news was not a matter of considerable surprise how mon symptoms of a physiological con
Boers, and as onr infantry moved
e e tly Beeen'etraeM ek T h eis known, generally until three or four they managed to transport snob heavy dition termed '"malaria.” All these
The government of 'Venezuela has • Colonel Ray thinks the Valdes trail, B e er s P N le v e ld
e —N n glleh A re M eeting.
symptom* may be and frequently ore forward in extended order, they came
hour«
1
ater
in
the
day.
The
robbery,
an
all-Amerioan
route
to
the
Alaskan
been turned over to Castro, who seams
the effect of the use of alum baking under a heavy and well-directed rifle
Loudon, Oct. 80.—The war situation committed in broad daylight, on one of
gold fields, suitable for a railroad.
BURNED TO DEATH
to ba very popular.
powders in food making. There b no fire, the effect of which was apparent.
Agents of the Transvaal government this morning presents no new features. the busiest corners of St. Louis, b re­
United Rtates army officers have
»nrtenn P er so n s W ere Cremated la question about the poisonous effect of General ‘White, who was with the
garded
as
one
of,
the
most
daring
It
b
presumed
in
Natal
that
tho
Boers
| are in Chicago seeking to enlist A m.-r-
F airs«. Alnbna
been sent to South Africa to wateh
alum upon the system. It obstructs center, seeing that the troops on ths
tor servioe in the ranks of the are reconstructing thsir plans and that crim es in local |X)lice annals.
progress of the war.
Mobile, A b ., Oct. 28.—News was digestion, prostrates the nerves, ooagn right were somewhat -pressed, sent to
the
English
are
resting,
but
telegrams
Boers. ,
'
.
r ig h t la g X m u M atek la g .
received here today that 14 people had lates and devitalises the blood. All their assistance the whole center col­
Fifteen sick men of the Iowa
from Ladysmith; at express rates, still
With
impressive
military
honors
the occupy 48 hoars in transmission to
Lorenso Marques, Delagoa Bay, Nov.
en bunted to death, at F ains, Bald­ thb has been made clear, thanks to umn, with the exception of the Devon­
ment a n now in the general hospital
body ot General Gny V. Henry was London, and, therefore, it b not im­ 1.—A dispatch received here today, win county, about 80 miles northeast oi physicians, boards of health, and food shire regiment.
at the Presidio, San Francisco.
The battle had then lasted’ font
buried at Arlington cemetery, Wash­ possible that something is happening. under date of October 80, says General Mobile. Sometime Monday night last oom missions. So "highly injurious to
Russia has at last agreed that the ington.
fire destroyed the dwellings of Harry the health ’o f the community” does hours, daring which thq artillery firs
The Daily Telegraph has the follow­ Cronje, the Boer commander, a
claim resulting from the seizure of
The move for the increase of the Ger­ ing from IAdySmith, dated Wednesday: nonneed that the British garrison at Gooodlaw and Samuel Smithson, cre­ ths eminent bead of .the University of co both sides had been almost inces­
seals in Behring sea shall be arbitrated.
j
mating all theocoupanb of both houses. Pennsylvania, Dr. Barker, consider the sant.
"Our qgyplry patrols have been fired Maieking made a bayonet attack
man navy was made by Emperor Wll-
Ho Ilo la stirred by the expectation liam In person, and as yet b wholly on thb afternoon and chased by the en­ Commandant Lonw’a laager ' n«
The naval brigade, which landed si
The Goodlaw family consisted oi slam baking powders, that he says
of important fighting. Volleys are be­ nnsnpported.
emy near the scene of the Reitfonteln Grandstand, bat were repo bed, leav­ father, mother and six children. There ‘their sale should be prohibited by Durban, had arrived on the seen*
ing fired at the American outposts
toward the end of the fight, and tinme*.
ing six dead on the field, and it a
were six peysons residing in the Smith- law .”
The Fourth infantry, 1,900 offioers »ngagemenL The Boers show signs of believed many of the attacking party son home, the husband, wife, three
nightly.
Under these circumstances it b diately brought their heavy guns hito
eoomlng aggressive. We learned of
and
men,
has
left
Fort
Kiley,
Kansas,
Colonel John B. Yates, one of Gen­
children, and a sbter of Mr. Smithson. worth the while of every housewife to play. Their practice was magnifies«».
the capture of the huaaars in response were wounded.
A t the fourth shot th e enem y'- 40-’
eral Sherman’s main supports in the for San Francboo, en route to ths to a military wire sent to Command­
The dbpatch adds that Colonel The fires are believed to have been oi employ the vary little care that b
famous march to „ the sea, b dead at Philippines.
Baden-Powell asked for an armistice aooidental origin.
necessary to keep so dangerous an ele­ pounders had been knocked out of ac­
ant-General Jbubcrt. ’ ’
A circular Issued by the Ohio repub­
tion.
f. ■
Amesburg, Ont.
ment from the food of her family.
Storm In W est In d ie s .
According to the btest account of in order to bury the dead. General
The town is now freed from appre­
A pure cream of tartar baking pow­
The battleships Texas and Indiana lican state executive committee, solic­ the first battle at Glencoe, the Boer Cronje consented to this, the Boers as­
Santiago
de
C
uts,
Oct.
81.—After
are to go out of commission, as the iting contributions from federal em­ aroty amounted to 7,000 mon, and sisting in placing the dead in the days of continuous tain storms, a terri- der, which b the only kind that should hensions of bombardment.
Throughout the Engagement ths
offioers and men are needed in the ployes has been declare by the civil about noon another army, almost a*j wagon going to Mafeking.
fio hurricane from H>e southeast swept be peed, ought to cost sbont forty-five
servioe-board, contrary to b w .
Philippines. Others may follow.
large, under Commanant-Gnneral Jou- r.e
over Santiago today* causing much des­ to fifty cento “a pound. Therefore, If Boers held their ground with courage
- B eer H eroism .
According to the btest reports from bert, advanced within 8,000 yards of
and tenacity, and, considering the in­
A Berlin dispatch says telegrams
Durban, Natal, Oct. 80.—An inter­ truction. Twelve houses were wrecked yon are paying much less, something
from Brussels announce that in the Cape Town .General Joabert has joined Glenooe camp aqd then retired. The esting incident in connection with the and others badly damaged. The un­ b wrong; if yon a n paying twenty-five tensity of oar artillery fire, they must
Transvaal legation circles it is stated hands with the Free State forces, and Boer loases were very heavy, fully 900. Eland’s Laagto fight la reported here, precedented rainfall con tin u es. ' Tele­ cents or less per pound, ths powder have suffered severely.
that France and Russia will not per­ there has been some ootpoet fighting
H ob art F ary S ick .
“T— r r
When the fire of the British guns be­ graph wires are fitnin, and it b impos­ b certainly made from alum.
, O a Ik e N orthern B oeder,
Always hear them simple facta ia
mit the annexation of the Transvaal President Kruger has arrived at Glen
sible for vessels to enter or leave the
New York, Nov. 1.—-Vice-President
came
too
hot,
eight
Bore
ran
forward
ooe.
Cape Town, Oct. 80.—A telegram out of cover, and, standing together, harbor. A Ward liner has been de- mind when purchasing baking powder. Hobart, who has bpen ill for weeks at
and Orange Free State to England.
Michael Hatal was killed while per­ from Bulawayo, Rhodesb, says: A ooolly opened fire at the Imperial byed four days. The United States —Popular Science Monthly.
h b home in Paterson. N. J .f suffered
At Atchison, Kan., two robbers shot
,
.
... ■ ,.
.
a relapse thb morning. He had a suc­
and killed one man and wounded an­ forming a feat of magic in catching i Boer force is threatening Chief Khama I Light Horse guards, with the evident transport Burnside has been kept cruis­
M aslc M ills a H arsa.
other in a store, which they later rob­ bullets in his teeth, at New York. and Chief Llnchwei, pho are loyal to purpose of drawing {he latter’s fire ing outside the harbor, and fears are
Music caused the death of a beautl cession of choking spells, resulting
bed. They were pursued by a posse Leaden bullets had been substituted by Great Britain. The two chiefs’ coun­ w h ib their comrades retired. Seven oi entertained for the safety nf the fleet oi ful 8-year-old filly at Florence, Ala., from an imperfect action Of the heart,
schooners from Hayti and Jamaica that
and they shot and killed a policeman some one for the usual “dummy” arti­ try lies at the extreme northwest of the the brave fellows ware killed.
other day. A farmer drove his an old affliction, complicated with in-
Transvaal and includes Bechnansland.
usually arrive on Monday morning.
.and another man, both members of the cle.
valuable young mare into town, and aa flammatiowof the stomach. 'H r . Ho*
General Fitshugh Lee, w h ib visiting It seems a gross mbtake for the Boers ’ The Spanish commissioners who en
’ pursuers.
'dn m alen W as Swap*.
he was driving up the principal streel hart has not been able to attend to his
ivate affairs for the past two or three
Canada has made a new proposition in Washington, said in an interview to provoke war among the nati ves. tend the insurgent lines report that
Kingston, Jamaioa, Oct. 81.—Re­ a brass band snddely struck np its bla-
ye, and an in tim ate friend has lieen
for permanent settlement of the Alaska that the Cuban people are steadily im­ The probable explanation is that the | there are *14 Anferican prisoners at Tar- ports of the severe rein storm that has tant music. The more hod never heard
given power of attorney to attend to his
disputa. She again asks for arbitra­ proving under the existing protectorate Boer force intends to destroy the rail­ lac, all of whom are well treated. swept the conutry arrived from various a sound like that before and so startled
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business.
tion on terma similar to those imposed of the United States, but are not yet way to Bulawayo, which runs through Lieutenant Gilmore, of the United points and confirm the fear that exten­
i
she
that
she
dropped
dead
In
the
by the Untied States and Great Britain quite ready jor purely Cuban govern­ Khamas’ country ,and thereby prevent States gunboat Yorktown, who fell Into sive damage has bben <k>ne. The Rio shafta of the trap, A veterinary sur­
East Liverpool, Nov, 1.— Seven hun­
•
a movement by Colonel Plumer’s fores the hands of the insurgents at Baler, on Oobre inundated Spanishtown, doing
over Venezuela. Fifty yean of occu­ ment.
geon who examined the oarcam declared dred girls employed in the biscuit
to
go
to
tho
relief
of
M
aieking.
A
l­
A
desperate
street
fight
between
the
east
coast
of
Luson,
last
April,
pancy is considered conclusive evi­
considerable harm. - All the railroad that the mare had died of heart failure, warehouse and the dipping and stamp­
dence of title. She b willing to give members of a Tennessee colony recently ready there hare been stories of a Rho­ where the Yorktown had gone on a lines are interrupted, and most of the ’due to exeitemet caused fay the sound ing departmutns of nearly every pottery
desian
armored
train
engaging
tho
|
special mission to relieve the Spanish highways are impassable in conse­ of the naocustomed music of the brass in the city struck thb morning for
up Skagway alffi Dyea, but wants Pyra­ located at North Salem, Ind„ and citi-
sena of North Salem, resulted in the Boers some distanoe north of Maieking. garrison, is at Bingat.
mid Harbor.
quence of the floods and landslides. band.—Roanoke News.
higher wages. ____________
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Instant death of one man and the fatal
Adviees from the town of Black River
F
erry
C
at
la
T
w
o.
R
hode«
W
ateh
ed
th
e
r
ig
h
t
.
One hundred yean
M
arylaaA
’s
W
«
ia
«
a
T
a
te
rs.
F
la
k
in
g
Crew
In
Hnrd
atten
tio
n
.
ire ago it
iconsid- wounding of another, and minor injur­
report great damage to shipping and
New York, Nov. 1.—The Pennsyl­
ered a wonderful aohfovemi
Capa Town, Oct. 80.—According to
The first election ever held in Mary­
8t. John, N. B., Ôct. 81.—Tbs wharves, aa wall as serious injury to
ievement for ten ies for many others.
vania ferry-boat Chicago, plying be­
farther
sadvices
from
Kimberley,
.the
mon to manufacture 48,000 pins a day.
land
at
whioh
woman
were
allowed
to
steamer
Labrador,
just
arrived
from
a
crops.
The special correspondent of the Lon-
N° * ' i rw »“ * • MP®»®» Pins in the I don Daily Mail at Udysm ith, describes Boers remosefi their killed and trip along the Labrador coast, reporta
vote for municipal officers was held in tween Jersey City and New York, was
Six H a a d m S Rknsp C m
wounded
in
oars.
No
relbblo
estimate
Arundel recently. The town b gov­ cat in two by the steamer City of Au­
that a fishing crew of SO people are on
....
, '
tha arrival of the war balloon there.
lansas City, Mo., Oet. 91.—The erned by seven commissioners elected gusta, of the Savannah line, at 12:88
Mr. a desolate island, off the northern sec­
It b complained that the blacksmiths | **
welcomed, he said, with wild of their losses has been* mado.
sheep pens at the stockyards, covering each year by the legal voters residing this morning, on the New York side of
Rhodes
rode
out
and
watched
tho
fight.
tion of the coast, w han they hare bean
of Minneapolis, RS. Paul and Dnlwth dances by the Kaffirs, who regard it as I
The townspeople, including the utterly abandoned for some time, ow­ an entire block, were destroyed by fire within the corporation and owners of the North river. She went down in
show lack of interest in the operation a deity. General White and General
last night, and 800 head of sheep were
seven or eight minntea. There were
of the hoMtehoen* license law. Ths Archibald Hnnter both ascended and women, mounted the trenches, watch­ ing to the fact that the instructions for cremated. Four firemen were serinosly real estate. The census rcoently taken between 80 or 40 people on board, four
ing
eagerly
for
the
return
of
the
troops.
showed
that
there
were
859
persons
at
a vessel to bring them down mb-
members of the craft in Duluth were ee reconnoitered the enemy’s position.
being women. It is supposed that
Mr. Rhodes b cheerful and gives din-' carried. A steamer moat be amt to injured by falling walls, and one ol Arnndel.
dbinterested that they oonoeded their
them, Charles Peterson, driver of a
several persons were drowned, though ,
ner
parties
dally,
at
which
luxuries
are
"It begins,” says Tin and Terne,
their assistance promptly or they will hook-and-ladder truck, may die. The
vacancy to the board of examiners to
About one German
te 29 there b no positive proof of thb asser­
"to look ns though Anderson and El­ abundant.________________
Minasapolb.
pariah with oold and hanger.
works ia a factory.
loss b estimated at «90,000.
tion.
*
.
wood are to ha the tinplate oentore of |
M avae F r a n a U tah t e O ragaa.
A Filipino newspaper makes R m manufoctnre in ths W est.”
F le e I* a T k sn te r.
C kllonn D n o l.
La Grande, Or.. OcL 80.—A Mg
C
ab
a
a
a
ta
a
a
Oeenplnd.
There have been phenomenal lin­
statement that independence w ill be
Chicago, Oct. 81.—Fire broke out
The union cigar-makers of Tampa, deal in real aetata was consummated
Valparaiso, Nov. 1.—Ths radden
Manila, Nov. 1.—Major Ballance’»
given to the islands in December, Fla., have enforced * demand that h en today. N. W. Schofield, of Nephi, death last weak of Senor Garcia, di­ under the stairway leading to the gal­ guists in all ages, from the far-away battalion of the Twenty-second infan­
days of Mithridatos, king of Pbntns,
when Bryan, w ill ba elected
lery
of
the
Colnmbb
theater
tonight,
a
cigar factories be scrubbed and cleaned Utah, purchased from Waites M. and ' rector-general of railways, and of Senor
Who coaid oonveme with his subject» try » entered Cabanatnan yesterday,
oi the United States. The
once a month.
Charles Pieros, what b known aa th s ! Pinochet, minister of industry and few minntea previous to the beginning ia each of their 26 different tongues, meeting with no resistance. The na­
also makes ths statement that the
There are upwards of 1,000,000 ship­ Harlan Stewart farm oi 1,900 acres i n 1 publie works, under mysterious condi­ of the 4mt sot of "His Excellency the sad from the days of Cleopatra, who tives welcomed the Americans, shout­
American oasnaltiea have been 98,000 pers of produce in the United Rtates,
for «98,000; also the Charles1 tions, caused a great sensation. Governor.” A panic which followed
vernsed an interpreter in her rela­ ing, "Viva loa Americancs.” The in-
since last February end that the polioy nnd it b believed that from their ranks
i quelled by the prompt action of
residence and 40 acres of i Ia both oama the medical antharittaa
surgenta troops had fled to the moun-
tione
with the world’s ambassadors.
now b a retreating fight. -
a strong national organisation can ba land at Island City, for «6,600. Mr. certified that their death w m dae to attaches of the house and the police.
The large andienoa b ft the theater m
Schofield, who has been a prominent.
The cigar-makers’ offiebl journal re- I fr*n,®d-
la the 17th century Nicholas Schmid,
Jackson, Miai., Oct. 81.—No new
stockman
of
Utah,
w
ill
transfer
h
b
op­
It ia rumored, howere r, that both an orderly manner, and an hour later a German peasant, translated the Lord’s
ports that 414;868,981 cigars were man-
Ex-Minbtor to Russia Breckinridge
the
performance
was
opened.
was
of yellow fever have appeared
erations
to
thb
valley,
w
suocumbed to wounds reeeived ia a
ufactured in the United States durit« opines that ia the event 'Russia or
pray«** into as
stock
form
steal
in thé / LosMeat daAfiOcteFloi
■M.weaks 1n
Jaly—aa increase over the - output o< **“ <» tatsretarea that it b Uncle
» ifl
' aaafiU os
4M rteJraacb L e a l the wsU-fesowa 0SBR« f 8 ü ii
the asms Ironth i« 1898 of 88,844,1881
dlrty k> halp England Ui her
bA¿fi4l“a¿ÁbiM (ffk'lîfob will I*
98
different
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