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b o YOU READ THE OOLD HILL NEW S ? IF NOT, WHY NOT? ♦ '7 0 . uguese had been ban v runted by the 00020100020201020201010702020807090100000000010000020001020100 natives. The n ativ es claim th a t th e re is not a P ortuguese le ft alive in th e dis- I triet. 2390534848 Floods in New J e r s e y last week left a long tra il o f w re c k e d burns, ru in e d - crops a n d im p a ire d rai road tra c k s. A t E iz i be lb th e w l i t e r li led th e s tr e e ts In i som e p laces to a d e p th o f s e v e ra l feet. The electric light plant was flooded and . th e city was in darkness. , T in -C u b a n arm v isclosing in on H av- , ! ana d esp ite II......librls of th e S panish soldier« to check them . A few n ig h ts; z f • -\N ago a largo body of insurgent« sw ept 1 ■ > A-.Vi ' through the suburbs of the city c a rrv - • / J * s V- j \ l ing e v e ry th in g before them . They gave b attle to th e Spaniards w h ereev er I / y ' i J V AFKIC NS R EVO LT AND GIVE BRITISH they m et th em , killing an d w ounding 1 ♦’• V * * A >} m any. SOLDI RS B A T T L E . C & U. /■ I , ' --- Ä A S panish statesm an , co m m en tin g - i* J on tin- laet th a t Spain will soon lose I ; P r o m i s e d K e v n lu t i o i i i / t ng- o f T e h ^ r .'t p liy J *' Cuba to tiie insurgents, said flint to 1 — C u b tn N oidi<trs O c c u p y t h e <>ut- I i provoke w ar w ith I lie U nited States b k ir ta o f f f t t v a n a —T h e f.cad «*r o f t h e would be Sim in’s only salvation for fut j \ 1 / <-*••• - N o n » in e r t , i n 1 «-nn-y I r .m ht K ille d . ure ex isten ce. Su' b a course would be an excuse for losing th e island, and Tin- prico of w limit in th e »-astern would p rev en t a hom e rebellion and y X ’/ W * th e overthrow of th e S panish m on m a rk e t continue« lo rise. archy. M. C McCord has been in stalled in T he C u b an in su rg en ts h av e cap tu red ollice as governor of Arizona. Four boys w ere drowm- 1 in the riv er th e town of Las Pim tes, a su b u rb of a t K .,r» is city, Mo., while b ath in g iasl H avan a city. T hey p lu n d ered a mili tary station th e re , secured tin- money Sunday. th a t was to pay the Spanish troops and E x - P o stm a ste r .Ju n e s McKean o f At a large q u a n tity of m edicine. They lantic city, N. J., wa killed S unday in h iv e Seized all th e tra in s ru n n in g into a ru n a w a y a c c id en t. H av an a and no provisions can be sent Uie city of W aterbury, C onn., is del to th a t city. R esidents of th e H av an a uged, caused by th e overflow of tiie are leaving for tiie U n ited S tates as a X nugutuck river. m a tte r of safety. Captain H alil-h l, th e notorious West A 23-year-old London lad nam ed \ irginia outlaw , h is escaped from the , M arcm i has m ade a discovery that ja il at H untington, and is still a t large. prom ises to revolutionize teleg rap h v . A M anitoba, Can., farm er claim s to j H e te leg rap h s w ith o u t wires an d mes- ' For Hie next two weeks we will have seen A ndree's baloon passing over I rages can lie se n t a d istan ce o f tw elve his place a t W iiitem outh on th e 29th miles. He has discovered a m ethod of otter for sale 1(10 pairs of LADIES I p rev en tin g collisions at sea an d lias (lit m ade com m unication so certain , so and MISSES BLACK and TAX G a rre tt E. A nderson, a retire d ban k superio r to th e obstru ctio n s devised bv et an d broker of New York, died from OXFORD TIES at 50c ami 75c^ , any en em y th a t th e w hole schem e of the heat and ex h au stio n , w hile crossing i m odern w arfare m ay be changed the desert eig h t m iles from Phoenix, thereb y . per pair. Ariz. G re at B ritain is h av in g serious Nearly all of L eadville’« (Col.) offi trouble w itli th e n ativ es in p arts of cials have been indicted by th e grand Africa. D uring tiie week a n u m b er of ju ry , oil charges connected w ith the b attles w ere fought, w ith considerable gam bling tiiat. is being carried on ’ loss to each side. From 12,090 to 15,- tliere. tioo nativ es a re now' in arm s. Tiie gov H eavy tribal fighting has been ta k e rn m e n t has o rd ered th e Reserve ing place Up tile Nile, E gypt, betw een brigade a t Sim la to be in readiness to Ilervisliers and Ja alin s, The Jaalin s move to tiie seat, of trouble. To relieve had 2<i00 killed in one b a ttle a short th e su rro u n d ed garrison a t D argai tim e «go. troops were com pelled to m ake a forc Kmg < »pop/e of G reece has iloehired ed inarch, which resu lted in 19 of them his in tention to abdicate if a system ol dying from su n stro k e. The native« lie n li-rs in E uropean control of G reek liiiances »re d esp erate an d heavy lighting IS »Hiked for. is e sta b lish e d . A race war took place at West Lake, Colorado Springs, Col., will be eon- j I.a., betw een laborers em ployed in a m a te d with th e C ripple Creek gold 1 stone qn.irrv and resulted in two A ' negro- being m ortally w ounded and cam p by a sh o rt line electric road. franch ise was g ra n te d to Irv in g How- several s -riouslv. bert and associates. Work on th e H. C. Mellon, and old an d respected grades has com m enced. resid en t of Bon 1,-r. Col., shot am i kill Two wom en, giving th e ir nam es as ed his son Jam es, d u rin g a q u a rre l over Mrs. Maria M. Cicotte and Mrs. Martini th e rig h t to use a pasture, Alt and claim ing C alifornia as th e ir A Missouri I’aeili - passenger train home, were arrested an d fined at Dry Hoods. Millinery. Clothing. Hats. Caps. crashed into four freight curs th a t had Chicago for d istu rb in g th e peace and been carelessly left on th e m ain track, resisting an officer. Being put out of Boots and Shoes, liroeeries. Provisions. Har at Ei Dorado, Kas., am i caused the a hotel for not paving th e ir lull caused d e a th of two trainm en. ness. Wall laper. (rockery. Glassware, Etc. th e trouble. C antuiii-th tieral W evler has ordered The Naval board of co nstruction does G eorge Bry-on, a new spaper eorres- ALL GRADES OF LUMBER IN STOCK. not deem it advisable to report upon p indent expel ed trom Cuba, ow ing to the use of fireponf wood for deck p la n k me id bis r< p >rts h o n g oflciisive to ing, but for bulw arks, fu rn itu re, jo in e r i him . Agents for K im b all’s Famous p ta„ QS anJ organs. Also Ag'ts wood, etc. It is recom m ended th a t the : W illiam Cum m ings, the le ad e r of the present process l>e continued. for Agricultural Im plem ents, Extras. Binding non-union m iners i hat were tak en io |T w in e , Etc. M issGraee Mien, tin- K ansas te ac h er i Scottdale, Pa., to take th e place of strikers, was shot am i killed w hile (-U trial al Chan.I or. 11. I'., was ac q u it- ; F R E E D E L I V E R Y :..., In- and s e i e r a 1 of his com panions were ted of th e charge of poisoning her i rival. Miss T nronia I’ckes, am i th e ! I! bling with strikers. la tte r's m other, it was shown th a t the ■ Sardine Creek, Tuesday A r-w occuircd at a negro dance in women were poisoned w ith ague modi- : Kanes I reck— loh», W ednesday. G u th rie, <>. 1., and in a tte m p tin g to cine. : Foots Creek, Saturday n ike an irrest a policem an struck a Galls Creek. T hursday. Mr and Mrs. W illiam W ebb w ere ■ m an on th e head w ith a revolver. The Sam s Valley. Monday. Gold Hill . V» rv d a v . •now caused th e w eapon to discharge, indicted an d ja iled at M emphis, T en«., ■ on a charge of conspiracy to rob an d • killing a negro unm ed Lowe. blackm ail th e Citizens' Railw ay com- : V dispatch from Cape Tow n se es tiiat pany. Mrs. W ebb hoarded a car several a rcoort has reached th e re from th e dav.s ago and lell in the isle. She has Bilini d istrict sa v in " t i n t th e Port sued lor $25,000 dam ages. 4 * i ( NEW S OF THE WORLD. BARGAINS IN SHOES! THE GOLD HILL MERCANTILE COMPANY, I General Herchandise I Gold Hill, ()re.|