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Newspaper Page TextSUBSCRIPTION Advertisers If you have bargains to offer, announce it through the col umns of the REVIEW. $150 PER YEAR. JMUNKVILLK, CROOK COUNTY, OK K(JON, SATUItDAY, OCTOIJEU 0, 1900. NO. 10. VOL. tf Jl l St t) oi'iici.w. niHKrrouv. United States OttlolHls. I'lOKi.loilt Wii.i.iam McKinlky Vico-l'rsidt;t Sorrotary of Statu John ll.w tnuToturv of Treasury. . . . I.yman J. Oaok N-orvtur'y of Interior . K. A. Ilmiieoi'ii Hociflary of War Kt.iHU Hoot Keerotarv of Nuvy John l. I.onu l'oetiiiaslcr-lient'riil Cu ts. K. Smith Attorney-! lenersl .John V. Ukihus fc.tcrelai y of Arii-utio . . .Jamkm Wilson uroKon Stat Otlloliila. tlovwrnor T. T. (Inns HecretaiyofStuto V . 1. lamus Tnuwurvr V. . Mooaa Attoni.v O.it'.e.ol l. K N. liLfc'i'KiiiHN .Mlj.t l'illl lllsl J . II At KKKUAN Printer W. II. I.kkim tH. W. MoHitimc ..Itittl.l'll NlMON Senator ,, Usl Pint Tuns. II . ToNtil K l onresHiiipii ,. M A Moll1Y i U S Ukan Supreme .Indues . . V A Mooms C. K Wol.VKKroN V-vontli Judicial Dl Hot Oftlotnle. Jtl.llle . . I'rowi uiiin! Attorney .tit-iiihcr Male lu'iml V 1. Hkahmuw A A JAYNK (.' C. Kl'NKV Crook County OfMolale. lomt Senator . ti'riKfiit.itiv liei" I'llTK Sliurtl' l.'omiiiihSionorH TrOiiHorfr ... AMWt';!Ul clio.l .vnjtt . . . Surveyor Coroner Muck Inniei-tor Haknihi) I.u.y J . Vt II. 1. 1 M.miK W C W iu . . A KTHCH I lolHIKS J. II. UKAV CI". S. Hamilton i K. U.wn.kTo.N It K Mciioiji Hum I onus . , . . Wji Johnson . . . I'k. K. O. livix , . . J I'K HlNKl.K 1'riiu'VilI) Prm'tnct UtTtclala. Iiiaiire ol 'iliu I'caio W . A. HiM.t. 'OIlKluOlv.' F'l inoviilo Municipal OBIcers. Mayor Wmrii IIiiihki IKi . V in i k 1'. M. Ki.KiNa ., , I ' K. MKWAitr 0,,n"l,",'n v.W. Wilm.n Wil l. Wi ii u i ll, i ll I, A 11 I.II I'M N lt,v..i,!,'i M. II. I'.ki.i. 1 n .ii.i.i . . M A. Moom. .'lai.-li.il Wm I'kini St H i KT Y M KK ri.NUS. p Kvii .: 1 1 ,.t 7n. A . V M Si it. I'. i.iry. W. M , I. r. if.1 d.ii ii.. l !Li, W l't( c r..u.S I .'N ( II Vl'i K. No 14, it K. H r.it ti.il l.'Mith I ( nr-'ln ( BU'll i(.r.l.. t..-ri,i,i(.. a". i.uii,i U-l.UX"ON, W. M. I. -i ii-;, .N" i' , i (i o v. iiiu-Jvi lcllint tiall I'X'ry ulur ; N..K AI.i.i.N, 1,.1-ttc, S'-cn-tiiry. H. i. y ii.u- .iitii. in : II P. AH Dm) f I'Ul it i. Ii l.al. Li S. l.tJl't.r.. n.. K ul F. .u-?!- uitMul i-Viinwt liult t-vary Wi'tlnes y even Ait tiroUitT tti K imI tNtilliiK -Tiled U' HlU li.i. t.. N. i.ltlilT J. 1. Jiulu, K. of K. A'i ri. C. i;. J Mu-u iti Oil i i viii' hull ii ihti ttevoud tllil 4tti MmiiJhj u( t-ucti tiiniJtli. Caim.. M. W. Chris Coliff. it nr.li. I'N OKA M I K Nn I ut II. Mi'cl itt i.il'l I t'ltuiy hall every Til0!.ilay voilllli;. VlIK lAIIKM.A I'mMiKS I KH Jlllni. KTIIiel. l.Hi.r:ir, lieu. t lll.it ul lti)Uiir PIII.VKVIl.t.K. A.lirN.i. aiB, Mll)l'.MKN t)K Uic Worl.t. Mt i'l ut (iilil Kell.itti! li.ll on llio flrl anil liilrii I Itormlay vvciiIiik. t,t t-ai:li Dlttltll. II. It luvl, J. 1.. Mi'l.'rLl.m'll.l li-rk Cunmil Cui.i i.im.ilvr. Jt.SIl'rll III. IK No. ;t7. V. (K W. Mill, al IJ.ll I .Villi. Iiall lii'tK Krlilny hi-iiiji. ' .Mn. Nuiki.i.a I'iiimikx rra, Ma.. Ha a til TihiMmi. I li'rk. (ii.ariliail rII.UI I K.N I. ii. 'j;l K (l. T. M. Moct. in o.l'l I'Vlluw." hall every Heenni .u.l Kuwrlli ltitirtly eM-ulUK" ut ffti'li In'Uitu. IV. A. On. I., (Jlllin. Ci"llli. I,, K. B. K. -'. I'liOJ T.SMONAL CAUIIS. M. R. BICCS, Attorney at Law and Notary. Main Htroet, Prlnavllle, Ornifon. OltU-e on nlrc.it li-ttdliiK to Court HoilHe. M. E. BRINK, Attorney and Counselor at law. 4 rilroet. liotweun First and Booond PK1NKVIL1.E, OHEOON. W. A. BELL, 4u3r ;;oy and Counselor at Law, (mUTaKY public. in, uri.ci ii-mlinii to Court llo.i.e PlilMfiVlLI.K OBEOON. C. W. BARNES, Attorney at Law and Notary. ftuUH V1L.LK, oliilO'jN. unli t! on Went t hird Htruet. B- F. NICHOLS. Atoniey at Law and Notary. PKINEVILI.B, OKBOON. Olflcooti Kat Third Htrc t. M. R. ELLIOTT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. PBINEVI1.LK OREGON OftlDenn Kact iliird Htrttt, H. P. BELKNAP, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. PRINEVILLE, OEKOON. OOuali A'Umton, Wlimck & Co. I. Drug Store PET US! AT October 9 to 13 inclusive Tlii" will h lh eve! i:i il.ti'.ir iu.y of the c'itv i Wheat, Wool ami r'niit nml nn Open River to tint Son. Tim products of tlii" prollio region will ho nu exhibition, und farmers, HocklllHKt'lH lllltl llll llthlTH lil tvitllCHH till CXllilllt lllllt Will 1)0 both interesting iiiul instructive. Special Social Attractions! Band Concert Every Day! A Novel Street Parade! Kxffllctil entertainments l.iy iiml night. Five day of 8i!llt tM'ilK Hllil pIl llMI'O. Tlifr will bo 11 II i t. iH'coiiiinodutioiiH for all Kui-rtH. I'oiiii' itmi Tlio I). il!ra will riitfi tuni you. rroiloiTia fu II ci'dioiiH r 1 1 1 t I Id iiuiki- rxliilnta. No vlittrgx for Ki r in tin. f.iir Inn ll i i)m. No chImmcd foe. Ri'(Uici)d Knt.'S on nil K.-iir i.'.il find Lti'fiialMiiit Uiiios. COME TO TIIK DALLES. Fail ( ! I ' V. N PHlfiElIhliE ( )otolcr $1000 Purses $1000!;:;5:::: . . . PIUKJKAM: . . . First Da-, Thursday, October 25, J illiln .IuhIi j mill! diiah Second Day, Friday, October SC, 8-niilu thicli j in ill) (IiihIj l IJ fiirloiig oVli ,,M) un Third Day, Saturday. October 27, .'5J furlong luuidii'iip .")J furlong liinidiciui Fourth Day, Monday, October 20, 8 S ni''u huntlifnp . I) j mile and ri ju'iit 1() Coiiholillioii . . .... CONDITIONS: .... Entrain:.) ID ..-r f-'iit of porno. Mii.'y dividod 70 mid .'10 per cent. Kivo to I'tit.T mid thru-In "tin I hoi the Hour. I rfm'i vi'H tlio nilit to hold ft li'fH tiuiiil.fr than livo lo fill hv ilrilnnlin from tlm itirn(t tlio entranve inoni'V of cncli ImrHO IrfH llinti livi'. Tlm I'oard r. H. I vi a I lio I iglit to nil. r. iiini'lid, or poMpnno liny nil.) all of tli"' niri'H, Hliiilild lin y in thrir jiidgmi'iit, anil for 11 t.'iuiec, ilt-i-lii it I'Xpi tlinit to do m. Otlior limn h i .. -1 li. 1 1 . Killer, of tlio I'ni'ifiii CoiiHt lllooil Hiiiho AHfOoilltlllll (0 IIOVI'I II. Kiilrioa in nil rnci'H i xi'. pl liundii npa inuat cIoho ill (1 p. in. (in the day proiu riling llm r m ; mid in nil ln.iidiciin by noun on tlio ihiy priTi'illllig In III. ( ; mid tvcinlit IHI.hI h. him:cj I liy 7 p. III. All I'li- Irina iiiiihi. be mad.- ivilli li..- Sirr.luiy. Tlic r..c.'H nn1 ..pen fur nil Iioi-.-h A Ikiik' w in ni ii! n line will lie cnlilliil o liiMt iniincy only. WILL WUU.WKII.KH, I, N. LKKiKTT, I'rrriilriit. iSpitrclnry. mit Rcccjil IS nn Carry the following brands of Casodaoods: Old Private Htook Hourbon. Old Jliiikory. Guokanhelmor Rye, Mt. Vnrnon. MolJrayer'ii Sour Muah KhiikIi Hldor. Mooro's Pure Old Mnah. Elk Tooth. Old IlnrniltHUfl Hourbon. Martflll CoKnao. Vellow Stone fii id Old lliclcory Fine AHHortiiient tf WJiich. Domestic andlmported Cigars prinicviim:, - - omccioN Not on llio Midway, lint at Ilia (ialewiiv of llm i ri'n t INLAND KM I I UKTHE DALLES, Tin:- I'.Y Til! JOCKEY CItUB $ :. no II II I IK I ! 100 till i llNMMI 10(1 ( 10(1 0(1 100 00 150 (Ml 7,") (It) CHAMP SMU'll, I'KOI'lllrSTOIi. Ml h FINAL HICTTLKM IS NT. In 1 1 10 ('uiiii'.y ('mirt for tlio County of t'rnok, Statu of Uri'ifon In tlui Mattor of I do Ktat ut J. T. liulilTlH, lli'lCllBI'il. pjoilco In liori'liviilvnn lliat S. M. Cunrt- ' liuv, llm ailinnilxtriilor o tlm CNtitln of T. J. ltolnit, (l('i'ii'l, had ri'inliirc.l ami iiii'Minl iil (or Hi'tlli'im'iit, anj lllcil In xajil ui.iut, Inn llmtl ai'c.iuiii of hla ii.lMiiiilntrnli.nl of Hull obi at o ami Hint Monday Him ftlliil.ivnl Novmnlwr llhK), ul tlm t'nuiilv (iiiiit I'm 'in in I iixik Conn. tV, Ill'Kiill, Inia Ih'i'II ilnly M"'int"'i1 hy llm Conit, fur tli milllmiii'iit of aalil u coiliit, at whli'li limn ami I'la.'D any air moii Inli'ri'ntcnl In aaiil t'f'f 1 l iuv ll'M'r aii'l ol'ji'i't tu anl.t iwiX,s- enntuiit t- -.'.,;.. ' ' r iili"l Sfpti'iiilHir, i''il, IOikI. S. ,M. Cut liTNAV, AilinliiUlriit'ir of llm rntato -of J. T. Ifiiln'flM, ilirtio.il. NCTIt'K TO t'KKDITOKS. In llii Mult.-r n( llm I'.ntatn of y,, (j. ('on. nut. ili'i't-nM-.l : TVJolii-a i Ihm. Iiv ifivn ly Ilia iindi-r- A1 tiuni'il. I'xi'i iilor of tln lut will urn t f tililli'hf o li foliant, ili't'iMliird, to Ho' i'ii'.i.Iiiin ol utnl to all tutHona liuv-) iiiiit i-liiim in; ;init llii hi. I ili.ia.imicl, to pli'irnt tin-in ailli tlia fMMVnaarV VOIU'll ir, vtiilniiHlt innhtliM frnin Ilia data of lli'a niifiiit I . i iIhi iiit'l.'rxiifni.il at ttia tillim ut SI. K ititu,'. In rriiii-viilii, Oro lion ),ili"l Ilila L'-.M day of SVplmnlN'r, IIKK). A It Wiiimii., 1'Ki'riitur of tin' lift will and ti.lnini'iit of K ti, t'tmant, ili'i'i'au'd. f'SJ o'JO NliTICK Kelt ITl'.UCA TION Al'tll'tf .10, l0 ( N' iHli'K M IlKMKJlV HIVKN THAT Itnlir t.f til ht((ialMi in Minkfl lrin)( m nl. ilr-. rl 1 vi'l i lRiiti N i' for tU t).n 1.,-fn.ti I J SMuHti, r.Hittly ) )r k ul I'rln.M tllr. itr.h'.iu, 8t,iiiUv, liie l,.tl Jy ..f o,-.,l.,.r. -ai. itm c,.tiiilc(f 1 r r Ik Mi i mi ik1 ri ctauiAtliiii of A Inri'i WllliHin W, Hr..wti, 'Ihiiti N lUlfmtr. Urn.-. 1. i,.'t iirM(. u Krni.li wilchrUt, ml ul ) ii-, irtrf .ii ft. m iirHiinin, mM !C'UU-r NnlH'K 'i'o fUKIU i'OKM. In tl... I-M.t (lit! K.taln of KHu lvl. ,1,.. . NML i: M II K II K t:V tilVKS II V TI1K I'N t. M 'I. B it. ml t''or .. Mi- ..lto i.f h .i. I'- . I, .1. . m Did t rr.lK urn .( him! i.i M '-r-i'HK rlnliiia nvNlti-t Uii- iil ih i viW'1 . Id prrarTit ttifiu (tith II. t' In. ! t i'i lltT. Mllltlll H tn " illi (f -.in tin' .Jh'f of lh!a In ! iti' ! I hi- utf -I. r-tf i; .--I i il-n i.:!lco nf VI. H. Ull'ill, In 'r...,M Hi,-. !:' I llll I ir)' uf H.-t.ti'inhf r, lJiK A li xll If. A l-i.t'! I .l'wl.r i t l',v K'.UIn of Mil.U, M'MMONS. Oil Mtf, riaitntir. . tufctiifatii. ll'irrli.. Hit lmv itrffml lit IS I UK N VMM 0' IIIK S I A I K nK ilHK.i.lN- ...i ..r li... l. r. i'Hri I I.. .I'ltrur mil m, .r (hi. l'..i..Ui ut fit. .1 .wniii.l v.". I. I .... i'mmi'i I .M l ..ii ..r U. lore l!i- . t.!fnll. o ol .it wri-k. . the il.le ..111... II i .1 i. 1 1 . ' 1 1'. ! I in (u-ir if. Ilif Mr-t pull lliall.-u 1 tin. IIIIHI..I'. lo'liiit oil llm villi In l t-u i.l l''.i it'.il l( t in full i M i .. nl .u.l irnun, lor vlm! Iheirol Ulr I'l.llil (t II!h I.I ' I otirl for llll. rt'ltel ili.lii.llip f.t Ilo'ii lu to tt it F"r n il.'i r.-e l u.olt liur (tie tH.ol of In.t- rl ;if'i v ifw eil.lluii iH-liti'.-n .lMlolirr .nil lll-fi-loUut, 1 llll ..Oillll'OI I. "eril'il Upon foil !iY fotli Iii ii'Ii.ii. oiirt-it tt.-.f..r .t l.-n.i .ia woi'l... lu On. rtuvkiii.la K mi i k . . . ai..-lilv new. paper p. it. II. he. I III Hie I lly .. I'rlnet ll'e. lire a. .ii. I., ui'ier ul ih.. linn, w i tt in., ju.ine "I ' ri'on i .oinl y , . I ri'i,. 'li. ..'.I nriler hearing hilr or tin. Dlh ilnv ol A'iifii.1 r".' I'.t... .I I'rthevllli., oreiioii. Oil. '.'Olll il.y .1 A.K.i.t l.Ki. W A IIH I.. ..'oil Allortiet for l'l.lutltr. ' I'll K DAM HIST III I IK WMKKI. THAT EVER WAS." av5 BieYCLE. $40 rnpri.AK l.lsT I'UICK $40 IDKALS. $V() to All (itt.'.l with tho"(i A J" tiro. I.i very iiiul Snniliit'H. joiin H. siiipp. I I.'ii tl Main tl ri-ft. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. I Al.ao CAHItV A KCI.I. STtICK OK WALL PAPERS, Am' am irt.pnreil to till ll orrler. with ln.l niuo. .ail .li...ii. Saisfaction Guaranteed. Charges Reasonable. M- H. BE L L, I'lllNI'.VH.l.K. : i : I OKICdON New Management assay CARY HOUSE BAR THE Coice Wines, Liquors & Cigars HENDERSON .t l'OLLAIU). C. A.CI.INE. HKNTIST, riilNKVlM.K, OHKCON. Much Murder Policy. (UK KM ANY IS FOKCKD TO COME DOWN Condition!, Arranged, Will Bubmitted Id Fw Dy. B London, Sept. 20, 4 A. M. Ap pnreriily, Oertimny'i retreat from tin untunnblo partition bn hfcn virtniilly accoinpliilii'd. Tlio Paris ooneapoiiiltuit of the Morning I'ont nays : 1 "Ait itgreiMiioiit on the Ciiinene progrtiiiitno Iihi been trrnnged be- I ttvoiui Franco, (lermnny and Run- aitl It will be nubiniited (o tlio .. itliiii a fotr days. ' " The action rocotutnondad will be tnihlur than (terniany'a original proHinul, and it in expected that all the power will accept the pro gramme. The Cologne Gaintte, in a nonii olliciul etutoinniit, apparently in tetitli'd for coiieuinptioii in the United Stntea and KogUnd, pointa out the lurioua pocilion reeulting from Prince Tumi's ascenJency. ''Tlio continued muHaacre of inia aionarit'S and converts," any the (la.Dtto, "inilicittes that the anti It. reign movement Is directed from nn itilltiKiitittt center." It think that the situation thus created "inuat appear intolurabla even to Ulnae powors fearing a (H.licy of Indulgence and forbear Htioe." The Tien Tsin correspondent of the Stamlurd SAys : "I learn that Li Huoi? Chang ha declarud that Vice-Admiral AlexielT has gone to Port Arthur to avoid meeting Count van Wul dereee, who is lo hold a oonfurenoe r.i:h hlu. and Vicn AJiuitai Hvy motir and Sir Alfred (laselea." The following diapatch, dated S.'ptumhcr '27, has been received from Shanghai : 'It is reported that General Kong Yi has expellod the Iloxers from Slum Tung and is now fol lowing Ilium into the Province ol Chi Li. Some excitement has toe n cituxod by a rumor thai Chineae eteatners flying the Brit it.li Mug are conveying munitions of war from the Shanghai arsenul northward. Ii is rumored that HiiMia has olTurmi to advance money to China lo repay the Uril itdi loan." AS VIEWKU M BKRI.I. China, Not Oarmany, the Obataole to Peaoe. Hkri.in, Sept. 28 An official of the Foreign Oflice today called at tention to a statement of a London p-tper that "the view prevaile in he United States that Oermuny, in induing her rcoont note, wan try ing to take the diplomatic lead in the China question." This asser tion he emphatically denied, de claring that, on the contrary, Ger many was merely endeavoring, by milium of her propoxal, to restore harmony among the powers. "Conditions are not yet ripe," be Haiti, "for beginning negotiutiotiH, although the only obataole is China heraelf. The recent acts of the Chinese Government show that it is still for from respecting the will of tho powers. If it should show a clningo of spirit by delivering so mo of the guilty mandarins for pun- irthment, that would bo the time to talk of making peace." When tho attention of the For eign Olhoo oflicial was called to the extreme difficulty of capturing the guilty persons in such a vuet country, evon supposing that an agreement had been reached na to who they are, he replied "It would not bo necessary to catch them all. It would be quite suflioiotit to punish those who are tho ensleat to catch." IN HANDS Ol1 ItKHKI.S. Captain Bhlelda and Party Captured In Marlnduqua. Washington, Sept. 28. Tho War Department has received tlio following cablegram from Oeneral Mao Arthur : "Manila, Sept. 28. Adjutant General, Wiinliington : Hepteinbor II, Captain Devoroaux Shield, with 51 men of Cornpuny F, Twenty-ninth Itegimotit United State. Volunteer Infantry, and one hospital corps man, left Santa Cru, Marindinpio, by tho gunboat Villnlohoa, for Torrijo. intending lo return ovrofl.ui. I to tfrtiitu Crux. ILivo heard nothing ninen from Shield. Scarcely doubt that tho entire party ha been captured with many killed mid wounded. Shield uniting the latter. Infor mation sent by letter from the com manding officer at Hone, (luted 20th, received September 2-1, con sisted of rumor through native. "Tho Yorkloivn ami two gun boat, fleorgo Anderson (Colonel Thirty-eighth Volunteer Infantry,) with two companion Thirty-eighth Volunteer Infantry, stmt to Marin- do.pie immediately. Anderson confirm tho first report as to cap ture, but was unable, on Septem ber 27, to give delnils ami present whereabout of Shields and party, or names of the killed anil wound ed. Hit information will prob ably be aviiilahlo coon. Anderson has orders to commence ojxirntiona i m mod iulely und move relentlessly, until Shields and biri party are res cued. Logan will be sent to Mar indutpue, if necessary, to clear up the situation. "MACAUTiint." The Twenty-ninth Infantry was recruited at Fort Mcl'lieraon (At lanta,) (in. Ciiptnin Shield was Lieutenant Colonel of the Second Mississippi during llio Spanish War. He was made Captain in the Twenty-ninth Infantry July 5, IH'Ji). Ho whs n resident of Natchez, Miss,, where his wife now resides. The scene of Ihi latest reverse is a small island Ivini; tltt.t south of the southern coast nf Luzon and about iiOO miles from Manila. Mitrindutpie is about -I miles in diameter and whs garrisoned by two small detachment of United Slates troop. One of these was at Hone, on tho west coast of the isl and, ami the other was nt Sitntii Gnu, the principal port on the North sitle. Ciiptnin Shields ap pears to have started from Santa Cru on a gunboat for Tnrrijos, a small coast port, and it is inferred that tlm boat ii H well as tlm hotly of troops under thiit officer has been captured, for the diepittch make no reference to her return. The officer of the gunboat Vil lalobos were : Lieutenant Kdtvurd Simpson, commanding; Ensign I. F. Landis ami Naval Cadet H. W. Vincent. Lieutenint Simpaon has seen over 4 years active hou serv ire. lie entered the Navy June 17. 1888. Ho returned from his Inst tour of sea servico in May, lSilli, and was aHigned to slioro duly. February 1. 1 S'.IS, he was ordered lo the Brooklyn. Knsign Landis has seen not tpiito threo years of sea service. He joined tho Nnvy September fi, 18ii;l, and hi Inst cruise expired in Affly, IS!).). Ho was ordered to the Asiatic squad ron December 22, IS1.)1,). Cutlet Vincent ha had one year and seven months of sua service. February 1, ISM, ho was assigned to tho Now Oilcan. HOW IT Hil l. HE SKT1 1.KH. Railroads and Consumers Will Pay for th InoroBso. Schantos, Pa. Si:p. 27. At an informal conference of tlio local operators tonight, tlio reported ne gotiations for a settling of the Absolutely pure Makes the food more delicious and wholesome MOV At MAKING strike were discuseed, and tba con sensus of opinion was that tha in. Ilueuces reported to be at work to effect a settlement are of a political hue, and that these intorests can not ad vunoa any argument that will uuuse the operator to turn from the course they have mapp d out, namely, fighting to a finish the threatened invasion of tba anthracite region by tha United Mineworkera' organization. The ftcnnral opinion hr la that the influence referred to are of such a powerful nature that the operators cannot well stand oat then, und it is believed that the strike will he settled. The mean ! of settlement, it is said, will be a follows: The big carrving companies will grunt a elight reduction in toll; the operators will raise the price of coal, and tho wage of the miner; will be increaeed according to the percentage that the reduction in tolls und increase in selling prioe will permit, the figuring to be done with the existing scale of wage is the basis. U will be exacted that the Mineworkers' Unirn ahall not figure in the negotiations, and that tho men shall return to work with out any ceremony, futher than a guarantee of the advance in wages. I'll .PI NO AMXtmiOS. Home-Mad Cartridges Used by tha Rebels. Wasiiiniiton. Sept. 28. Col onel Clarence It. Edwards, chief of the insular division in the War De partment, bus received a letter from an officer in the Philippines, which shows the ingeniousnes ot the Filipinos and the manner in which they take advantage of everything in the way of ammu nition for carrying on the war. Th writerjs , - "I have sent you a couple of rounds of ammunition that I cap tured in a trench the other day. At first glance it looks like Mauser an, munition, but if you will tiotice the markings on the base you will see that one is KC and the other WS.Y ammunition, both 30 caliber. One is a cartridge that some sol d'er dropped, and the other is a re loaded shell. Both are filed off so that they will go into a clip. I tried them in a captured Mauser riile, and they worked finely. The ammunition that is used in the Remington is just as ingenious. They use everything, from an old to pistol shell or the shell of a 30 calib'T to a home-made Bhell from a till can. Except in the Mauser, of which they have only a few, they use black iiowder, and not very good nt that." The writer also relates some of his experiences with the Filipinos. He says they aro great on getting on a hill, firing a few shots, and then getting away. The country about him is full of decayed hemp, making it very difficult for him to gel through with his men. Pur suit of the Filipinos in small bands is thus very unsatisfactory. Rumor has it that a band of sheep belonging to Frank Fields which were in charge of the Mulkey boys wus shot into Up in tho niountions east of Long Creek this week says the Ranger. Partic ulars are monger as no oi e Booms to want to know anything adout it. This affair among our local lock men would indicate that sheep must not come into certain sections and graze the settlers' winter feed, whether thoy are outside or inside sheep provided men are upheld, advised and shielded in this kind of outlawry. There must be soma other and civilized way to make stockmen respect each others rights. POwOf H CO., NFW VOfJK.