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VOL. XIII
THE DALLES, OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1901.
NO. 8
THE CAPTURE
0FGER0NIM0
Filipino .Vnmcsakc of Apache Chief
He Was Taken by intm Picked
American Soldiers.
Wamiim'TOS, Jan. '.). A rewnt issue
olMnil paper gives a graphic and
interesting account of the capture nnd
ottH defeat of the forces of the famous
iosarpent leader, Geronimo, near Mont-
!tati, hy Colonel .1. Milton Thompson
B(1 1CW0 picked men of the Twenty-,
sfcomland Forty-second volunteer in-j
fantty regiments, in November last, i
GiTdniiiio, from all accounts, lived up to
tij namesake in this country in that he '
hurled detunce irmn ins uioiniiaiii -1
tret! in I. kIi the same way an (.loronmio,
the crie'uatcd Apache chieftain, bar
nt'freil nnd ditled our troops In the West.
The insurgent chief was strongly lorii
fied at l'lnaitrun, in Deniortu Canyon,
near Mmtaltan, his trenches befog
Strung a urg now fines lur a uieinnce ui
sixorteven miles.
"After the reoccupatlon of the presi
dential elmir," says the article, "It was
decided by the authorities to dislodge
Geronitnij at any cott. The latter boast
ed frequently of the time when the in-eurgt-iits
killed 500 Spaniards, who made
an unsucce-Bful attempt to take Pin- j stoppei' it by waving a bund.
BaraD." ' lit wu9 taken to Salem on the over-
The time for Colonel Thompson's at- j land morniug train, still bleeding won
tack was set for noon, November i!2. siderably. He was c?nscious from the
Theexi-edition whs divided into four ," the accident until he left lierp,
detachments. The main one, under com-1 "" was very nervy over the matter. He
mand of Captain Urandle, was in the j critical condition.
lead, aud while advancing through the
bed of the canyon wna the first to draw
tbe fire of the insurgents. The in
trenched Filipinos, believing the detach
ment to be the entire attacking party,
allowed the column to udvauce well up
l. . I
Ultl " uu' "ru" ,u co" 1 Tl I
"Bottle it. w tien it nail reached iue
desired point, the Filipinos, "yelling
like Comiuauche Indians, " opened a
vigorous fire, but simultaneously with
their vollevs came the attack of the
Americans from four distinct directions.
Then Cjlonei Thomps Jti, leading tbe
main body, performed the feat of en- j led to the making of worthlees counter
garment, in climbing a stcp wbll (Vile. Re sure to get only DoWItt'e
through dirt unJ underbrust , uud Halve. ClaiKe Kulk's P. O. Pharmacy.
f-
AVcgelable Preparaiionfor As
similating tttcFoodandReguIa
tiiig ttie Stoinacte andBowels of
Promotes Digestion.Cheerlur
nessartdRest.Contains neitler
Opiunt.Morpliine nor Mineral.
Not Narcotic .
JnyJuA Satl'
SU.Stnn
sitw Stttt r
Aperfccl Remedy forConstipa
ion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea
orms .Convulsions .Feverish
ness iuid Lt)B OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Signature or
NEW YORK.
EXACT COPy OF WRAPPER.
entcri'd tlio boa&tetl "impregnable for
tress of the Insurant leader." Thu jnen
bad to cut their own trails ami pull
themselves up tho inoiintnln, grasping
twits and pappliucs handover band.
When the Americans reached the top
there whs not a live rebel In sight.' The
number of insurgents killed is estimated
at from 50 to 150. The Americans lost
j four killed and about a dozen wounded.
Lots of com nissarv and qiiartermarter
stores weredestroyed including insurgent
uniforms to the number of nearly 1500.
ii,w to cum :r.np.
Mr. H. Gray, who lives near Amenia,
Duchess county, N. Y., says : "Chamber-
Iain's Couah Hemedy is the best medi.
clue Jmve ever et)ll jt is a ()ne
children's remedy for croup and never
(a(le ,0 curL. Ufll Kjven
as soon as
U)e child becpiues hoarse, or even after
,, cr0upy cough has devoloped, it will
j)reveut the aUac-. This should be
mrn(, ; n,jntj n,i a hottfe 0f the Cough
i:enuily kept ifjianti ready for instant
use as soon as tlfVse symptoms appear.
For sale by BlHfceley, the druggist.
I.fiMt Until Lrg.
Woonnnis, .Jan. 0. Steve Raker, of
45'... North Third street, Portland,
fifteen years of age, was brought here
! this morning on the Albany local from
, Brooks, where lie had fallen from n
1 freight train, several cars of which tan
j over him and severed his legs, one above
ind the other below the knee. After
: the accident he lay beside the track an
! hour, until the local arrived, when lie
j Admiral l'lirli ill of l'lieiirnuiila.
J Nkw Vouk, Jan. 9. -Rear-Adruiral
Thomas S. Phelps, wlio has been on the
' retired list since 1SS4, was taken to the
i New York hospital last night suffering
i from pneumonia. His home for eeveral
vears Iiuh been in
Washington, hut for
the last few weeks he has been staying
in the Hotel Kensington, this city, with
friends ffjin Maine.
The merited reputation for curing
piles, vires and skin diseases acquired
hy DeWittV Witch Hazel Salve, has
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
Bears the J t
Signature Jxf
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NO HOPE FOR
90 ON BOARD
Vessel Went Ashore Monday, and Since
Then a Violent Storm Has De
feated AM Attempts to Rescue.
Mai!Skili,i:s, Jan. 9. Dispatches from
the village of Faraman, near which the
French mail eteamer Rursie, from Oran,
Algeria, stranded Monday in a violent
storm with fifty passengers and a crew
of forty on board, say that all ellbrts V
reach the steamer have failed, owing lo
tbe tremendous height of tiie seas which
are running.
The pilot-boats and torpedo boats
which have attempted to reach the
Eteamer have been unable to battle with
the waves, and have returned. The only
hope eeems to be in the ability of the
lifesaverB to throw a line over the Rusaie,
as the wrecked vessel is driven closer to
the ehore. The forecastle and part of
forwnrd deckhouse are all of the vessel
above the water. ,
The beach Mas lined all night witli
watchers. Light were seen on board the
steamer nnd is believed some of those on
board of her have already drowned, al
though no bodies have been washed
ashore.
The steamer seems to have stranded
amid shifting sands, into which she is
gradually sinking. Some years ago the
Alix was lost with all hands near tiie
same spot. The frequency of disasters
near Faraman is due to a confusion of
lighthouses. The Planier and Faraman
lights are in positions almose identical;
and in foggy weather it is next to im
possible to distinguish one from the
other until the doomed vessel is aground.
The captain of the Russie is one of the
oldest at the Port of Marseilles, and has
made the voyage to Oran for many years.
Kunerul or 1'. U, Armour.
Chicago, Jan 9. Private funeral ser
vices over the body of the late Philip D.
Armour were held at 11 o'clock today at
the Armour residence. Following the
services at the house tbe bodv was taken
to the Armour mission, where from
noon until o'clock it lay In state and
was viewed by thousands of people, in
cluding throngs of employes from tho
great pucking-houees and other business
interests of the dead millionaire, many
of them stunding for hours in the street
for an opportunity to get n latt glimpse
of their former friend and employer.
The services at. the bouse were of the
simplest character, carrying out the ex
pressed wishes of tho deceased, and were
uttended only by the family and close
friends. The home of the dead million
aire was filled with flowers. They came
from everywheie, many beautiful pieces
being sent on cable orders from far-oil'
countries and from employes In nearly
every lame city of the country.
At 2 o'clock public funeral services
were held in Armour Mission, aud here
again simplicity was observed in every
arrangement. After the conclusion of
the services tho coffin was taken to a
special funeral train and 1 conveyed to
Graceland cemetery, where the body
was laid to rest in the Armour lot.
The Commercial Club aud the St. An
drew 'es Society, of which Mr. Armour
was a member, attended tiie services in
a body. Representatives of the firm
from Omaha, Kansas City, New Yoik
and many other cities were also present,
1'Jnyeii Out.
Dull Headache, Pains in vaiious parts
of thu body, Kinking at the pit of the
stomach, Loss of appetite, Keverlshiiess,
Pimples or Sores are ali positive eviden
ces of impure blood. No matter how it
became so it must be purified in order
to obtain good health, Acker's lilood
Klexir has nevei failed tocure Scrofulous
or Syphilitic poisons or any other blood
diseases. It is certainly u wonderful
remedy aud we sell every bottle on a
positive guarantee. Jllakeley, the drug
gist, l'uriiKtra liiiininoiied
IIukna Vista, Colo., Jan. 1). The Colo
raiio & Southern train from On unison,
due here Monday evening, was citught
in a snowslidu at the Alpine tunnel and
has beon snowbound ever dince, A
rotary plow from Como is on the way
here, but it is doubtful if it will be able
to accomplish anything us the reports
from tbe tunnel say the snow is falling
fast and being driven by high winds.
The train is a mixed freight and pas
senger. How many pasongers there are
on the train it is impossible to find out.
Unless they are released soon they will
suffer from hunger and cold.
The storm which commenced Monday
evening has developed into a blizzard.
All trains on the Colorado Midland and
Hlo Grande are arriving in the city late
and the Colorado & Southern is attempt
ing to run no trains on account of the
many emowslides on its line between
here and the tunnel.
Dkxvkr, Jan. 9. A great snowstorm
has been raging at oiany points tn the
mountains. The Silverton branch of
the Rio Grande Southern road is blocked.
Two snowslldes of large dimensions com
pletely stopped all movements of trains
on the branch and gangs of lsborere are
now clearing tbe track.
The storm has been heavy in the re
gion of Tennessee Pass, on the main line
of the Denver & Rio Grande, at Florence,
below Cripple Creek, and at Aspen, on
one of the branches of the main line.
The reports of the Colorado & Southern
show the storm as the heaviest at Alpine
Pass, where a mountain of ehow has
rccumulated.
A Night of Terror.
"Awful anxiety was felt for the
widow of the brave General Eurnbam of
Machias, Me., when the doctors said
she could not live till morning," writes
Mrs. S. II. Lincoln, who attended her
that fearfnl night. "All thought she
must soon die from Pneumonia, but she
begged for Dr. King's New Discovery,
saying it bad more than once saved her
life, and had cured her of Consumption.
After three small doses she slept easily
all night, and its further use completely
cured her." This marvelous medicine
is guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest
and Lung Diseases. Only 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottles free at Blakeley'a
drug store. 1
Changlne to Whisky.
London, Jan. 9. The inquests to those
who have died from the effects of poi
soned beer, which made such havoc at
Manchester, are being held today. The
delay was occasioned by the desire of tho
authorities to secure the opinion of ex
perts. Over 1100 persons were being
treated at one time for poisoning. Tho
sale of beer in the saloons has fallen off
very eeriously, many drinkers changing
to whisky, nnd some, in response to the
appeals of tho temperance people, stop
plnu drinking of intoxicants altogether.
It is now claimed in behalf of Mrs. May
brick that her husband was poisoned
through beer.
Persons who suffer from indigestion
can not expect to live long, because they
cannot eat the fond requiicd to nouilsh
tho body and the products of the undi
gested foods they do eat poison tho
blood. It is important to cure indiges
tion as soon as possible, and the best
method of doing this is to use the prepa
ration known as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
It digests what you eat uuil restores all
tbe digestive organs .to perfect health.
Clarke & Falk's P. O. Pharmacy.
Pimt TIiiiu lu Ytr.
Wai.i-a Wam.a, Jan. 9. For tho first
time iu about eleven years this vicinity
is enjoying an extended season of sleigh
ing. Last Friday morniug about seven
incheBof snow fell. The ground hap
to be in the right conditio and the fun
commenced at once. Since that time
every one who could get hold of a horse
and tleigh has been on the streots every
afternoon and eyening.
1'rOkli .llllk ami Cruuui.
A dollar saved if a dollar gained. I
am selling the heat Jersey milk in the
market, warranted to test five per cent
butter fat, for $2 a quart per mouth.
Also purely cjiitrifngally separated
cream at -10 cents a quart. Why pay
more when you can do better by phon
ing to thu City Dairy. 'Phone 1185.
(i.'lO.lm Hit'itr Haui.uy, Prop.
If you have dandruff, your hair is
falling out. Use Cocoaniit Cream, For
huIu ut Finger's barber shop. nil-1 in
Clarke & Fulk haye received a carload
of the celebrated Jame VI. Putton
strictly pure liquid paints
Clarke & Fulk have on sale u full Hue
of paint and urtist's brushes.
Subscribe for Tiik CuuoNici.ii.
Next SATURDAY
SPECIAL SALE OF
Never-Rip Knee Pants.
....TWO
8 dozen pair;
15 different patterns;
medium and darks,
checks and mixtures.
The material an
All- wool Cassimere
full-winter weight,
worth $1.00 pair.
SATURDAY
65c
Special
This sale will afford you the chance of buying the
best knee pants made, at the pricesnisually asked for
much inferior grades.
Sizes run from 3 to 15 years. Those from 3 to 8
years are made Junior style: open at side bow and
buckle at knee.
All are provided with the Elastic Loop waist
band which relieves all strain and yields to every
motion.
Every seam is taped or double-sewed, and every
pair goes to von with our guarantee (of a new pair)
NEVER TO RU
If you have been accustomed to buying
the cheaper grades, try these and see by
comparison how much cheaper it is in the
end to buy the best. That's our object in
this sale to induce people to buy and wear
better goods.
A. M. Williams Go.
Guardian's Notice of Sale.
Nottco Is hereby given ttmt pursuant to an
order of miIu mailt) by tliu County Court of tiio
Htnto of Oreuon for Vioeo County, tlio under
Hiinied, tho duly appointed Kiuirdiaii of Humia
I'Temlmr, will from and after tho "th day of
February, 1WI, hell at privato wile tho followlui;
described real property: Lot No. tl in bloek 5 of
Thonipson'a Addition to Dalles. City, Wawo
County, Oregon, beloiiKinn to Hie estate of stiid
llaiimi Fleming. 'I'hu tald miIo will be for caih
In hand paid.
j'j MRS. I!, J, MUSSKK, (iuiirillim.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice in hereby given Unit thu uudurblgued
luih been appointed by tho county court of
Wasco county, Oregon, admluUtratov of thu
Phlato'nf Francis Hosh. deceased, All persons
having claims uguiubt tho estatu are hereby re
quired to present the uiimo to me, duly verilled,
at tlio oltieo of W, II, Wilton, lu Hulk's City,
Oregon, within six months from the date limvf,
Dated November to, iwo,
GKO. I UOSS,
novlO AdinlnUliator.
Stylish
Dressed
Men....
Ant those who wear dotlioH that ant up.
lo-tlatt) in tit, woikimuiHhip ami quality,
My lint) ot Httinples rovum till tlio latitat
ilnHlyua for full ami wintur, thu prion is
right, anil I can Kdarantutt it perfect fit,
Suits to Order, $10,00.
John Pashek, The Tailor,
LOTS....
8 dozen pair;
18 different patterns;
mediums and darks,
stripes, checks, mixtures.
Material
Strictly Pure Worsted
full weights only,
worth 1.50 pair.
SATURDAY
95c
Special.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the Statu of Oregon for
Wiiu'o County.
Joeplt ramtet, I'latutltf,
vs.
F. X, facpiet initio. L. Pallet, Defendants.
Hy virtue of an attachment, execution, decree
aud order of sale, duly Issued out ot and under
thu seal ot the Circuit Court of tho ritnto of
Oicgon.for tho County of Multnomah, to me
directed and dated the 'Jltlt tiny of November,
I'.HKt, upon a Judgment rendered and entered lit
said Court ou thu 'JTth duy of January, 17, iu
thu above entitled cause, la fnvoi ot the plain
till' and against the defendants, ', X l'aiiiet
aud 0. 1,. I'aiiuet, aa judgment debtors, lu the
sum of four hundred (?I00; dollars, with Inteieit
thereon from thu 80th day of September, isui, at
tho rate of eight per cent per annum, and the
further sum of lllteeu (lift) dollars, with Interest
thereon at six per cent per annum from the'J7tb
dayot January, 1S97, and tho further sum of
thirty-one (il) dollais, cost, and tho costs or
and upon this writ, and commanding uiu to
nittkii sale of tho real property hemtltilter de
scribed, 1 will, on Monday. February, ltn, I'.'Ot,
at tho hour of - o'clock In the aftvrnocu or
ltd dy, ami at tho rout door of thu county
court lmma In Dalles City, w?.iiVC,-uuty, Oto-
L'un, sell at plibllu auction to tho highest bidder
Tor cash lu hand, all the rl:ht, title aud luteiest
which the defendants, F. X. Paipiet aud O. l
railtiet, or either of them, bad oil tho 'J7th day
of January, lh'J7, tho date of tho judgmout, or
which such defendants, or any of the defend
ants heielii, have since acquired, or now have
iu nnd to tlio following described real property,
situate and being lit Wasco County, Oregon, to
wit: The northwest quarter ('i"f thenotlhwcst
illiilter (') of rei'tluii two (J), aud tbeliiortlf
cist quarter l)ol the northeast quarter (),
and thu south half of tho northeast quuiter (' ,)
of tutillnil three (.1), all lu tinvuMilp sl Oil south
of range twelve (I'Jj east of thu Wlllamctlo Meri
dian lu Wasco County, Ureitou, and containing
nuuhundroi mitt sixty (H'i0) auresi or mi much
of said prm ci tr as will satisfy said Judgment
ami detuu", with costs and accruing costs.
rtnlil property will be sold tublect to coiillrma
tlou and redemption as by law provided,
Dated at Thu Dalles, Or., this tith day of De
cember. 11W0.
ItOllKKT KKU.Y,
JS .It Hlierllt Wasco County, Oiikou,