Sherman County observer., October 20, 1899, Image 1

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KURKK OF HONOH—lt EUREN L otX iK , W. H. MOORS
No. A. o. V. W.—M eets ut A. O. ü. W
hall,
»•*•>, Mond <y night. Sojourners re­
M OORE BR
aped Tully in vite-1 to attend.
M R*. N 1.1.1 K W II KAT, C. of H.
..B A N K E R S ..
H akky H il l , tfeconl r.
D
OS.
Transact a General
W »lil O MOHO Banking Business
\ I r OOL*MKN OF TH E
SV Cam.- xd Wo ulmén of the Woild. m eets
tn A, O. V. W. : ail every id an i tih Wednesday
eveuiug
Yisit.n • caopptrs are iu «lied to at­
tend.
Letters of credit ¡»sued
available on Eastern state«
J M D v x a h o o , C. C.
W m H o l d kk . Clerk.
Collect ton» made at all points an favorable
term» Slgkt exchange and telegraphic trans­
fers sold on New York, • h icsgo, S i Louis San
Frene, «co, Portland, The Dalles aim various
p oin ts tn Oregon and Washlugtou.
CIU LE N o . .„i, W »MEN OK
Wont,- aft, m eets iu a. O. U. " . Hall
•very hrs. and th u d Wrdue-stay evening of each
month. S0.j0ur.uu4 m>*m.»ers are m u ted to a l­
leali
\fO R O
„V*.
W
X
BORO
OREGON
HR.
AMANDA MARTIN, tì- N.
I. M . S M IT H
They Were Repulsed. But Fighting Con­
tinues in the Neighborhood.
BXKBKiS CAR BLOWN
ANOTHER ARMORED TRAIN BLOWN UP
— ——o — —
Kruger's Troops Seize a Railroad Staliou, Blow
Up a Bridge, and Lestroy a Train
Loaded W ith Dynamite.
HoLDR K. iì.lK K
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
London, Oct. 14.— A dispatch from
Cape Town, dated thia m orning, eave
Q R . L L O Y D D. IDLL.M ^N,
the Boer» have blown
up
auotht-r
Otttps * ‘ p p »site d r a g S to r e
armored
tra in
carrying
telegraph
operators from M afekm g. The Boere
N O K U , A R IW O N are tepoited to have setxed the railroad
elation north of Fourteen btream« be­
D R. O L I V E H A R T L E Y
O ffice o v e r M o o r a B ra s .’ B a n k ....
tween Vreyharg and K im b e rly , and
d gh tieg ip e till
continuing in the
....M oro, Oregon.
neighborhood. According to Jiepatche«
the Boer» have made eevrral attackr
MOHO
O K K G ON upou M afekm g, a ll of which were
e
.
saxders
,
u
.
d
-
s
.,
repulsed. A d iH jttietin g report comet»
G.
ironi Pretoria to the eflevt that Uueten-
K*s- lene ' and o " .v in People'« Bull lin g, up
burg’» and M arico'e coa>u»ande have
stair j over the fWrni'ure store
crotstd
the
bonier
and
entered
Rooigroud te rrito ry , blow ing up the
Office in Chapman Block. Long Di«- J) *
S fc M X . R I LR ,
bridge over Maloppo rive r and destroy­
tauce ’phoue S42
t he Dalles. Or.
ing a train road of d i nannte and the
Dr. Sanders is a gradqa.e of one of the best
track. As M afe kicg depend« upon the
co leges m A m e n e . Use C u n ei it) of Michigan,
Rootgrond for a w ater supply, the
aud bat nad JU years experience.
ngm ticance of tbe move is evident. A
O f- dispatch from Pretoria says: “ G en ­
lice iu »he Y, fct Block.
M L IR & M U IR .
eral Kocb wire« from the N atal border
’ hat
hie command
ha*
occuuied
THK I'A L t.K *
.
.
.
O R H IU M Botof a? pass and c « | t m d the railw ay
station ’ ’
ry < j . w . v o G E i
CoUeca H.s given p->»a»pt d ie »a
S e t tla n iv n t B u l t B« C o n e lu s tv « .
D E N T IS T .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
D E N T IS T .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
LAW YERS.
Odtoe in Anwersv » ti-uuiu ;.
P retoira. (let. 14.— T ie tape govern­
ment h»« advised the telegraph d ep art­
ment here th at no fu rth er telegram«
a. it. t a n > i k
J o hn h . arrcM SL U
w ill be rereived from the republic.
2 l .> M '-r.-o a , corner Front Sire t,
<<>•;!in u r .ic a tii.ii b» way of K atO I. lo w -
M IT C H E L L Si TANNER
•» O tti U • N ’ , O K K -O N .
ever, is « till open.
All report« ficm
Yolksrutt agree th at the burgher« there
Dr. V ig el I« » e ll ku wn to residents of ghrr-
man count) II - » o r« L* guaran le u t.» give «al are unanimous in the opinion th a t the
i-faciiuu. S -e o al ;a g -1 r aun »uoceui<-ni
sett It men t th is tim e m eat be concln-
WiU pr scttce in x i th • court* of Oregon, Wash-
lvv.
tow
and
laau
».
and
Uo*
suprem
e
<ourt
of
tug
H a w L r g t a n d Vtows tn« S it u a t io n .
tile LlLled S lates
London, Oct 14. — The capture of a
P O R T L A N D , «:P.E(i »X.
train on the western b »rder of Tracr-
Manufactarer of sad Dealar la
6J9 613, «dl 612, Vouiinerc.al Kudo r g.
vaal is the beginning of a few a n tic i­
pated reveree« at the outset of the cam ­
S. B ENNETT,
paign. TLe Boer plan is now on fo ld ­
Riddles.
ing itself. I t eretnr to be to strike
-im nitaneonely at dtft rent points w ith
a v ie w t f obtM inira a «tn i g strategic
Ships, At
Office ia The Schanno B u ild in g , T he
e it 'o r . io N a ta l b e fo re tL e a rriv a l of
B ritish
reinforcem ents.
Th*
most
Dalle», O regon.
‘angerous positions are between M atc­
Tents and Wagon Covers.
AM- Will practice m all Courts, Slate and Fed
hing and Yrvburg.
&>|nn» I Maden
•ra t
P o ae l), in command at lla f r k ie g has
in ly 2HUÜ m en. H e ha« u,ove<l cut ot
<11 kind« of repairing prom ptly
Y y H . W IL S O N -
M afekm g and in a ll likelihood w ill
and neatly dona.
have to stand a fierce a«i»auit or a pro
ATTÛR1EY AT LAW,
Second St.. Near Moody’« Warehouse 'o n g ed s i e g e . Sir George H e w a rt
W h it e , c o m m a n d in g
in
N a ta l, has
The Dwltew
.
.
.
Oregon
a b o u t 15 , (XX) men stretched in stronglv
entrenched poe’ tions fr o m L a d y s m it h
o Dundee.
• ^ C a r e f u l aueat.-m g iv e i to coUecdoav. O f­
. .. M»ru>.
Spe ia i * t lo r R e frac tio n and
LNtfe.ts of th e E y e .
o i ; e u o s
A TÎO U SYS AT LAV
HENRY L. KUCK
A
lin e s s ,
Attorney and C jaaselkr at Lav.
Vintin Böte
fice couaxet and p r a t or m ail State coarta.
indice uvei French S Co-'s bank
Q
Whips,
Spurs,
¿ Im p s ,
Bridles,
Cslltrs,
J. B R IG H T ,
G rass V a lley ,
r i-a s u ta s
thb
ik s u B G g v r s .
S c h w tn lo flle t c H e a v y Lot* o.i the F ili­
pino A rm y .
O reg >n.
ATTORMSY AT LAW,
Oregon N e w e n t ir e ly . C o n v e n ie n t
-
-
-
-
to B u s in e s s .
• ath ing to n, t t r t . 14. — The follow ing
a« l»een received from G eneral O tis :
“ Sei» war. ’« colum n •» oi g m to Imus
W asco
from Las M arinas yesterday m o rn ing ;
camped at Bacoor Iasi n»gat, and ha«
W ul p rac ice in all the courts of Oregon,
scattered the ineorgent« w to are preb-
o llc e over Krause's Haruess bbop
ably retreating on In d an g . The condi­
JO HN c a v i a
tion of the road« prevent fu rth er pur-
J. r XOoBL.
• o it . A detachm ent of the T h irty -
& G A V IN ,
Feed Stable in connection w ith hotel
seventh
volanteer«
ander
M ajor
Horse« given the beet of care and atten­ C aetnam drove the in«arg*nts south
tim i at ail time»
and weetvard from M u n tin u p a yester­
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
day, pursuing several m ile«, and re­
tired to Bacour last n ig h t by the S a-
T h e Dallo-*
-
-
-
Orejg >n
Prices R easonable.
pot rive r road«. The lost are three
men k ille d , two wounded and vne
Mo«»in* 39 w Chaptnaii block.
missing.
‘ sebw an’« movement hae b»en very
raANK XEMFKI
T h tr« an s F la p d - r a He«.
H e has irth e te d
heavy
P n h fL iV t» ,
.
O R K U O F successful
los« on men and property of the south­
0 U c UR «V» MENEFEE
Am ^ncan ‘Tv»— lia»es g] u» and «» 2b r—r da« ern insurgent arm y . H e reports th e ir
Europein ian—l a »-* >5r ai»d *> prr ’~d
K>*l brick
:t f i e rtt>. *t'h a ll m-jfirm casualties as two hundred k ille d and
Improve«:-
o ts < t ! vc l * a tn a i; )<»u wW be sat 400 wounded, ai.d th e ir stored supplies
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Lfle«l. G ot meal« the v e r
-t
destroyed.
to u n g ,
moving
Iron;
E. HANO m US, Mar.tger,
Arayat north and westward yesterday,
S«NURFM A R x T W A V . peonr
r im n t u .a « , » k r .
▼ a r t m a ck
scattered the insurgents, who retired
northw est. H is casualties are tb i
B » . H L N T IN O 1 O N
H . » W IL A O « .
s lig h tir wounded. A considerable store
ol gram waa ra p tu re d .”
J J U N T I N G T O N & W IL S O N ,
Conducted on Best Principles
H otel brewstek
G o ld e n
R u le H o te l
I niler N ew
M anagement.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
H o rs e s a n « « s o to r O ils .
W ashington, <>ct. 1 4 . - The follow ing
F irs t National Bank Block,
. . . THK DALLES. OHtO'l»
pRED W .
W IL S O N ,
-
-
-
Oregon
N. LA N D R Y
.
TONSORIAL ARTIST.
H a ircu ttin g 25c.
’ Shaving i; c .
Main Street, next door to Moro H o tel.
Agency for the bevt laundry.
E M M E rr
OLDS,
Commercial 1 rade Solicited.
R a e Sample Room«
ttraaa Vallvy, (Iregoa.
Stock Inspector of Sherman Go.
Special attention given
to country trade.
CONRAD
D K T V T IE « :
B . C. W allis, D eputy, ltufu s, O r.
K OH LER, PROP.
W hy let your neighbors
know it?
And why give them a
chance to guess you are even
five or ten years more?
Better give them good
reasons for guessing the
other way. It is very easy;
for nothing tells of age so
quickly as gray hair.
P E X D U C ro w , O R EG O N .
HENRY KRAUSE
T he Leading Dealer in Sherm an Coanty
ln Firat-elai!« “ U p -to -D a te ” .....................
SADDLES, HARNESS I SUPPLIES
. . .I18C
Û
,
Of In r Had la | j Liu el Soodt.
OIIGOH.
—.
? ° w .OD hand a larpe stock of Ham e«« and Saddle«, Collars, Bridles,
W h ip « , Rohes. Hru»he«, C a rry Comb«, Ac., Ac. A n y person in need of anything
m my line w ill save money by giving me « cell before purchasing elsewhere.
S ili P
dxwiy ih tfosroa.
S r t l l l a a i R e c e p tio n ar.d W a tc h P rv » e n -
la i lo n to th a M a n n a H a r o .
Boston, ( k t 14. - Residents ol Bea­
ton and v ic in ttv , augnier ted hy tboa-
f-ands ol vis ito ** from other sections of
•be coQ.monweahh and frem adjacent
states, t<*-iar dm honcr to A d m iral
Dewey. Riston was detcrated as the
city ha? seldom been. The first part
o l the d a y ’s program was a musical
recital hy thoo-and» cf sc hoof children
on the common at 10 o ’clock. From
the common A d m iral Dewey and party
were condor ted to the review ing stand
where Mayor Q uincy, in the presence
of c ity officials and gaeets and thou­
sands of eieetatnrs. presented h im on
behalf of Boston w ith a jew el studded
wat h.
Staasnar
M u tm s r
S ta te
F B R iS K ID .
T o ta lly
0«-
strorod by F ir e .
New T o rk , O ct. 14.- Ib e steamer
Nutmeg State which left Bridgeport
at 3 o’clock th is m orning caught fire
i ff Execat.on point lig h t house and
was
to ta lly destroyed. I t is known
’ hat eight perished, i-even of whom
t elonged |o the crew . The steamer
C ity of Lawrence came in eight and
stood to rescue the pa«eeuger» and
crew . The Nntmeg State's ii'eboats
were («'inched to take the passecgerc
to the Law reuce, but s verai cwpeited
and it is ftared some of the { aisengers
were drowned.
S T IL L
Ko W in «
RU
YACHT
R A C 8.
a t S a n d y H o o k —A n o th e r T r ia l
to Ba M ado M on d ay.
New Y o rk, Oct. 14.- A t 11 o’clock
there was no breete at a ll, and signals
were op th at the race is t f l for to d a t.
The n ext atte m p t w ill b« made M o n ­
day.
^ h e r e t h e People S to p l
U M A T IL L A H O U S E
Electric Lights in every room,
and Electric Call Bells.
-H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U
Office« 0 R. Jfc N . R y., Western Union Telegraph Co.
A ll S T A G E L IN E S .
SINNOTT & FI8N , Prop«.
is a youth-renewer.
It hides the age under a
luxuriant growth of hair the
color of youth.
It never fails to restore
color to gray hair. It w ill
stop the hair from coming
out also.
It feeds the hair bulbs.
Thin hair becomes thick hair,
and short hair beccmeslong
hair.
It cleanses the scalp; re­
moves all dandruff, and
prevents its formation.
We have a book on the
H a ir which we w ill gladly
send you.
I f you do not ob tain nit th « ben«,
fit« you exj«»«-l»-d fro n t th e u*et»f th «
V ig o r, w rite th e doctor abo ut It.
F ro b a b ly th e re 1« »otne tliflh -itlly
w ith you r g en eral (« s te in w h ic n
W ay be e a tllv rem oved . Add re*«.
D r. J. C. A yer, I.ow ell, Maaa.
p. n
T b o P r « (td « n t Io S o u th D a k o ta .
R oyal
C o lu m n O ee u p la s A r a y a t .
M a n ila ,
Oct.
13. — General
Young
ooers btiell and Destroy an Armored fourth
w ,th. »*« in fa battalions
of th« Twemy-
n try , nine troops of the
BriUSQ T raill.
Fourth cavalry and the scouts of the
riu rty -te v e n tb in fa n try left Santa Ana
this morning arid occupied Arayat alter
A
r SOIJJTFBV )H
tkaiDE-
A bsolutely
ike
FIFTEEN ENGLISH TROOPS KILLED
„
.
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,
r , _
Lomniacdanl Conje of the Transvaal Has
Strongest Force Yet Put in the Field.
B ors M irctüüg od
;
J l Ä ' r Ä ' BOERS TAKE THE OFFENSIVE
í a
_
I a
« t * I
«
•
were 1 — left
on * L the
field,
I h e Americans
had
one
man wounded.
General
hcii w an’ s column is now l ew teen Perex
das .Marinas and Im us. The roads are
i verF heavv and there has been no
I
’
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i
( ¡U>e Io w a , (Jet. 13.— An armored
train has lieen destroyed
so'ith of
i a . ( l .:
i- *.
L
”
M a fe k m g . F ifteen B ritis h troups were
k ille d .
Tlie Baers ehelled the wreck-
age Mfter the tra in was wrecked.
C a p ta in C o g h ia n Goes to A la s k a ,
Itie
official
dispatch was:
4n j Chicago, O ct. 13. — C aptain Coghian,
armored tra in
was destroyed
near form erly commander ol the cruiser
Krainan station w h ile ou the w»y to R aleigh, left today f* r b itk a , Alaska.
Mafekm g wi»h guns.”
wLere he g.jes to take charge of the
A P r l i l i h C a b in e t C o n n e ll.
lig l »thouee d is tric t iu the te rrito ry .
(xindon, (let. 13. —The cabinet met
in council todav. The princip al busi­
P a c k T r a in * Tor th e P h ilip p in e * ,
ness was the arrangeoisut tor tlie as-
bt. Louis, O ct. 13. Two pack trains
-c m b lii g of p arliam en t and ether pre­ w ill in* p»nt ironi here to arrive at
lim in a rie s .
P o rtlan d. Oregon, October 25 to em ­
G r a v it y o f th e B o a r A a v a n c o .
bark ft,r
M a n ila
on the transport
London, Oct. 13. — A notable change Lenaux.
iu the condition of
affairs is the
K tW
Y O R K ’S M U S G B R X Y S T a R Y .
presence of lite rs at M artibogo. 45
lu ik s south of M afeking, which seem*
Ko C»ue L e a d in g to th e Id e n ttfle a U o n of
to indicate that they are ent’ eavermg
th « B u te h o rc « W o m a n .
to get Colonel Baden Powell between
New York, Oct. 11. — Interest in the
two fires. The gravity of the B. er ad­
vance can be better intim ated when it m urder m y tt-ry growing out of the
__
„ . ill
. . ».
. .V ... cut
, , , , bndmg of the left th ig h t l a woman m
is _______
realized ___
that they
w
thereby
the railw ay and telegraphic com m uni- ¡ U *’el bsvenrewulb street last Saturday
ation to the north, isolating several i *,a* *£ r,4 ‘ ' increased t »is m»>rnmg by
B ritish p o a ttim t. Itespite c p tim .s tlc i l< ,’ :iCcVt' ry ° f what ia believed to be
reports of the a b ility of M afekm g to
c f the same body on
rt-pel an attack, the greatest anxietv V T * a<??
Q uarantine station, 8. 1.
prevaiie here regarding the situation H ° . . E em eoian, 12 years o id, w hile
•> ere. and it ia known that the re- waiBicg along the treacb at Q uarantine
»1» uhtable comm andant C rnnje, who at » o'clock this m ornii.g. puked up
• aptured tha Jameson raiders, has the a package wrupped in newspaj^rs and
•trongeet fo*ce yet pnt into the field inanila paper. He ooened it and fourd
w ith the exception of Comm andant a piece of a wom an’s body from t
waist to the neck
He retorted tfce
General Joul^ert’« force.
find to D r. Doty, the station health
n o r « Gold fo r K r u g e r ,
officer, who made an iuvest.gation aud
fxtndon, (Jet. IS. — Advice* from
reported that the fieru sm ned iju ite
Johannesburg report comn>ai.derii g hy fresh at d appeared to have teen in the
the Transvaal governm ent of another
water hut a short tim e . There was
25 ia X) ounces of gold.
cut about two inches long over the
S ia m D e p a r t m e n t K o tif.o d .
. rig h t brea*t, bnt this
----- wa* m en h a
• W ashington, Oct. 13. — The state de- fieeb wound and Dr. Doty »aid it did
partm ent bar t-een not: bed ot the w ith »not indicate the cans« of death .
■Irawal from Pretoria of the B ritish di
The cuts iu the neck were jagged,
o lo m a 'ic agent and the existence of a «bowing that the bead hail protmblv
»»ate ol w ar. M r. M acrnm . Am erican ’ been l acked eft and the arm« bad been
« osul at Pretoria, has been instm eted cut off close to the shouldere m a
to undertake to care f »r B ritish in ­ clumsy
m anner. The
police
were
t e r e s t s in th at section d u 'ir g the war. notinéd and took charge ci tfce find at
Th a C apo G o v « r a m « B i N a t u r a l.
once and removed it to police head­
Cape
Town,
Oct.
IS .—P rem ier quarters. whence it was taken to tne
Schrem der, in moving ad jou rn m ent of morgue for comparison w ith the parts
tfce Cape boose and assembly, made a of a wom an’s body already there
The (arts of the body now missing
r.otafcle
speech,
in the coarse
ot
which he alladed to the pos lio n in are the bend, the arm«, the Itgs from
which
the Cape
government
was above th e kr.ee down and the right
placed. The duty ol a ll was to save ' th ig h , which was found in the city
the colony as far as p»«sihie from be­ dum ;
A » M B* U a t Io. ks lik e “ J . J. Neu­
coming involved in the vortex of war
m an ’ ’ ar.d t i e lauedrv mark “ J. J. N .
C a n a d a 's A liilu d « .
Toronto, Oct. 13.— A special from 1S3” were discovered th ia m rning on
O ttaw a tn the M a il says: Ib e m in ister on* cf th e w hite shirts in a handle of
of public works hes made it prettv clothing lo a m in tb * basement of 21«
p lain th at h* regardrd the p articip a­ West F ifte en th street. This bouse is
tion of Canada io anv English foreign next door to an alleyw ay m which a
Th
entang
* pt
of iR.p«*risl- piece of a soman was found.
iFna th at
lib erals
w ill act letters form ing the name are not dis­
tolerate. Today he spoke io coMBcil tin c t. Ti;ev are p artly washed ont and
to the same effect, w ith the resalt a lit t le blurred. The “ J. J. N . ” of
that another d ay’s delay is added to the laundry mark is d is tin ct, however,
the long period of government inaction and is expected to lead to the id e n tifi-
which is o r a tin g discontent at home cati< n of tfce owner. It w ill then be
easy to learn whether or not he was
and d'sgast in the m other coantry.
connected in any way w ith the crim e.
H ow t h * T r a in W a a W r e c k e d .
C h ief of Detective« McClusky said this
London, • >ct. 13.— The
war »thee m orning that the case was as comolete
baa received the follow ing from C a t« a mystery as ev er; that no point that
Tow n: An armored tra m from M ale- woold go toward establishing id e n tifi­
king escorting two seven-p» noder guns cation I ad heen made, at,d that was
was attacked last n ig h t at K 'a ip a n . the hrst th in y necessary. It was true,
A ra il had been removed and the tram be said, th at a num ber of clues had
left the track The B * r v fired a rtille ry been run down, bat the case stands
aud captured i t . No d etails as to just as it did at the first finding of the
casualties. *'
part of the body. Captain McCIuskv
T h e B n t lr a C ra w C a p tu r » « .
th m k t the sh irt found last night at 219
Cape Town, ( k t . 13, 4:45 p. nr. — The West F ifth street has no (rearing on
en tire crew of the armored tra m , w ith the case. In hie opinion tLe bundle
the exception of the engine d riv e r, was left where it waa found by a
were made prisoners by the Boers.
frightened th ie f. Even w ith the por­
tion of the body found off Q uarantine,
Captain McCIuskv th in k» idwatifiea-
T H E P R S S ID B M IIA L P A R IY .
tion would be almost impossible, un-
G iv en H e a r ty W e lc o m e * a t W e s t S u p e r ­
eee the head should be found.
,
•
. Í 1 1 i ‘ » ' I
i
Ltd to accept
ieeert him to­
ri arm y fights
eve they w ill
imp aud w ill
.at trin c e of
m a íd o .”
ram ants.
|
morrow. I f the Au
them at every nan<j
come fiockir.g into
have no fu rth er use
confici» nee operators
C entral Sebwai
Washington, G et.
c i lo w in g
dispatch bas Ge*-c
icm M a ­
.l i a :
ttile m r is moving on
US ano D
M atinee odav. where
itio n ii
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A column of
ebiug from I mu« to
irt
h
Yo«cg has occupied
Frt« S U t; Burghers Hare Crcssd ih« O rifig*
phea are being moved
fin e r Into C*pe Goionj ¿Ou Kcw
up the Ri
ar.de to th at p oint,
Lawton wi
rau.acd
the column
Occupy F itilip & w a .
when fo il
• ^ ttra t ion has been
effected. I
surgeli ts attacked the
A rge 1
hot were q
ouickl
■•fcti. uu*
u ick ly re ­
London, O ct. 12.— A special from pulsed. S ix enlisted men were s lig h t­
L ad ysm ith, says: The Botrs occupied ly wounded. ”
L a in g 's Nek the moment t i e o lt i s a -
tum expired. Tfiey are cow peurir g
T H E C A M P A IG N IK L U Z O N .
into N atal and Ingogo H eight» have
G a c a r a l A u v a e e « H as B een M a d e A lo n g
been occupied.
Have Occupied Laing's Nek aud ire
Pouring Into Natal.
BRITISH ADVANCING FROM IAFEKIKG
6 u r g h » r * O re u p y P h lh p t t c w n .
th « A m e ric a n L in e *
London, Oct. 12. — Free State Burgh­
ers, according to a p riva te message
juet receive,!, have crossed the Orange
rive r iuto Cape Colony and have c* -
copied P tilip r to w n . T n t ir object, it
is supposed, is to cot the ra ilw a y at De
Ear Junction which ia considered an
im portant strategic p o in t. According
to a dispatch from Capetown it is aa-
►♦rted tha Boer? h a v e
a r ra n g e d w i l t
C h ie f Liwcbwe, a permanent ch ief of
tf e n-. rthwestern fc-order. to tak< U{
arms ag«io»t G reat Br ta in . A dis-
patch from M afeking under , :att l d»v
•says Colonel Bven F o a e . l has sent a
strong B ritish forca from M .-fe k irg to-
w arfs toe border w ith field «.une an :
ambulances, presumably w ith a view
cf occupying a<fvantageou» defensive
ground. Dispatches from Durban te c -
firm the report tfcat Free State
au­
th orities seised a Natal tra in ieavi. g
Ladysm ith
yesterday
m orning
for
H a rry s n iith . They also steppe i t i e
tra m due to leave H a rry s m ith in the
afternoon. I t ie understood tel-g rap h ic
com m unication w ith tLe
Transvaal
ceased punctually at 5 o’clock veeter-
day.
H a lf has
a battery
tille
r y from Police
K im -
berly
arrived of at a r M
afeRing.
New Y o rk, (Jet.
I - — A special to
the H e ra ld from M fciegton says: A
“TJ5,*/*?. id van e a eg the Am erican
line« in L e w « baa 3**n
m
began and
war d ep artm -n t official
als expert heavy
fighting w ith in
th e
txt few days,
Both L«w ton and Mac A -bur are mov-
't g oertbw ard, tb e ir pn
being to
get control ot the n iroad and :m -
A or ta 1.1 town* as far t o h a« possible,
According to t i e war
i
ar <
departm
ent the
ad vanee it to L ' rerm an en t. There are
to be do m . r t toaus taken aud then
« anco* ed.
Fraucir- i. Oct. I I . —Washington
t ¿ LBtertaiced today by
t e u e h g a jtc n of ^aehington citixen«.
in e reg.u -n t Las Iwen s p lit up into
A-titcfcm-
- ned d .ff reut parties of
YYashir gt ti;aLf a,e t*k :B 2 the boys
to pointa of interest ar iond the c ity ,
lun ch in g f ern and Jcing things to
make t ’ e lay a pleasant cne. (.»ov­
ernor Ragers' °d staff w ill be among
tfce p x rtj tc welcome t ie Kansas sol-
¡ ‘a re T te n made h
at o
OUtiv
log
s ta tin r .« have
h a * « been
hw*«n ordered
p» k r ^ (
at
u tljin
g stations
to concentrate w ith in the town lim its .
_________ .
.. * b lc g tin
•'g -tient to en tertain the Kansas regi­
ment at »lincer to nig ht or tom orrow.
Aa A tta c k H o u r ly K x n a e te « .
V A C ! A ll
iK k
BOYS.
W fc» b .n g ; n V o lu n te e r s H a v tn «
T im e la Sao r r a iic is c o .
a Goo«
-
V R 13M P A C IF IC O F F IC IA L S .
K im b e rly , Oct. 12.—T t e authorities
at M afeking are hourly expecting tn
01« B o a rd o f P le a d e r s R a - d c a t a « a t a
a tta c k . Latest in l rm at on rtg sn iiu g
M « « U a a t a S a it L a k e .
the burghers aaaeifa: led along the K i m ­
Salt Lake, O c t. 11. — A t the second
berly b-.rder is th at tha fcrce does not
> xceed 35tk). Ih e Bcere have only four annual m eeting of the stockboldera of
tne Union Pacific Railroad C o ., held
field guns.
in th ia c ity today, tee old board of
B r t u t h A k « d *. L e a v e * P r e t o r ia .
C « m i * * , i L-t i->
\. »
director« was re-elect*< w ith the ex-
L a ^ to w n . Oct. !2 - N e w s ts received c e p tu u *.f n e n r* B
H yde re c e ttlv
here that the B ritish u i. I m alic agent deceased. Hu- s n, Jan «
H
H v ie
iu the Transvaal, Conyngham (»ranna.
elected in hie -;ead
The nam ei
»,n«
U*
X° K r^
director» are aa tallo w s:
ana high Boer officials at Pretoria last
O live r Aines, B js to s ; Horace G .
evei m g.
faurt, O m aha: George O. Cannon, S alt
I r u n M e m b e r * to B« P r o te e u te d .
L ake : 7. Jefferson Coolidge, j r . . Boa-
L*»ndon, (Jet. 1 2 — Tfce 8ua of this to n : John W. D>*ane, Cb.cagu: Louia
city p rints a rumor th at tfce govern­ F lttg e ra ld , New
Y o rk ;
George J .
ment w ill prosvcote certain Irish m em ­ G ou.d, Lakew oo i, N. J . ; Edward H^
bers of tee house of commons cn the H a rrim a n .
Arden. N . Y . : M a rv in
charge of high trea»**o in consequence H c g h itt. Chicago; J.m es B H ade,
of th e ir pro-Boer attitu d e .
New Y o rk : O tto H . Kahn, New Y o rk :
B oar* m id « a B r ld a a
R o w e ll M ille r . Chicago; * ic s lo w 8.
V c rk : Jacob G . Schiff,
Lnreuao M afqcex, Oct. 12 — In fo rm a ­ li ‘er<T.’
tion has r«a*.hed here that the B*.ers New lo r k ; James S tillm a n , New Y o rk .
have m ire d three piers of a bridge at
S TR A TT O N ESC A P E S.
K o m a ti, a port on the K em ati R ive r.
T o « C a m p a ig n H a * B eg u n
Louden, Oct.
12.— A ll
kinds of
rumors are teieg iap htd from N in th
A frica regarding
the B je rs ’ move­
ments. O fficial cot firm ation of tfce
announcement th at Orange Free State
burefcers
have
...
, entered Natal by
. wav
—.
of 'sc ree n a n ? pass is at fcand. I t
leaves no fu rth er room for doubt that
act« of war Lave already been com-
m itte .l and the campaign has begun,
New« of tfce invasion of the n o rtf ern
border is also accepted a» reliable. I t
is im probable tfcat a claeh between
forcre of Britons and Boers can lasg
be delayed, if it Las not occurred a l-
ready. I t now seem» tfcat the Boers
intend to act in two column», those
frotn the Tratt-vaal w o rk irg from the
north and those from «he Charge Free
'
-
>b the
object of keeping ti e B ritish forces
at Ladysm ith an»t D ander occupied,
w hile parties of Boers w ill slip past
to destroy bridges along the railw ay
forming a lic e of c-im m anicatii n he
tween B ritish aud Durban N atal, the
advanced base at P ietram aritsborg and
the fro n t. However, it is suspected
th at tfce en tire B '»*r concentration on
the frontiers ol N atal may be a fe in t
to draw attentio n
from M a ftk ir g ,
which aiacy esperta regard as tba real
, ,
A fL <*-
cessini dasb there would give the
Boers groat | restile w
Afrixam foes in C*pe Colony.
Thomas T. Tongue, ol H iltsboro.
congreesmen from the first d is trict of
Oregon, takes a stand against the ex-
c lo rn n of sheep from the government
toreat reserve», ar.d at The Dalles
Ih n rrd a y made his position known in
an addre«s before ti e memtwrs of the
State
Wool
Growers’
Association,
wmeh was in
session there.
M r.
Tongue stated that the Oregon uelega
B e a th o f an Old S o ld ie r .
HOT R S C B P TIO N TO R O B B ER S.
tton in congress is unanimous iu op-
Roseburg, O re., Oct. 14. — M ajor E.
F. Walsh died this m orning. He lived One K ille d . Ona ( a p tu r a d an d tb a T h ir d pcsiug the forest reserve exclusion act,
and are consequently against any e x ­
in this county for nianv year«. He
C u m m lis S u le ld a .
tension of the te rrito ry from which
served during tlie war of the reltellion
S ev ie rv ille , T erm ., (Jet. 13.—Three
in the 57th regim ent of New York vo l­ masked robber» entered the hank to­ sheep are to be excluded. .Mr. Tongue
made another statem ent in his addr»es,
unteer in fa n try.
day and attem pted to rob the vault.
intereetibg juet now. and to the effect
President McM ahon threw the loose
A S u lta n R e p o rte d D ro w n e d .
th at the members of congress who are
money into tne safe and seised a gun.
London, Oct. 14. — A special from H i* first shot k ille d the leader. Pearl pushing the exenstun act are a ll from
Bicfcareet
.
, savs the fu lta n ha« been ; Thurm an. Assistant Cashier M arshall states having no eheep interests, and
dfowned in the Bosphorus . hy several ,
t wo ol the robbers’ horses
Cal therefore having not the opportunity
ladtea of .ns harem in com plicity w ith D errick, one of the robber*
was ar- to become acquainted w ith tbe facts in
R B V IE W B D B t TH E P R S * l P S . \ r .
members of the young Turkish party.
#(ter beirg W0Un,jeJ.
W ill the case.
A. A . Bonney, who also spoke be­ M in n e s o ta V o lu n te e r s A r i l v « a t H o m «
D errick, the tfiird robber, rode a m ile ,
To C o n n e c t S e a ttle an d T a e o m a .
fore the convention stated th at for the
i n d A r« D is b a n d e d .
Tacotna, W ash., ( k t . 14 — A contract h o t ly pursued t v a posse. On being past twenty five years be ha» not no­
Si. P aul, Oct. 12. —The tra in b ring ­
surrounded
be
fled
into
a
barn
where
ha» been signed w ith Nelson Bennett
ticed that sheep in the mountains have ing home the T h irte e n th M innesota
for the construction of an electric r a il­ he com m itted suicide.
de. teased the water supply in
the volunteer» arrived this m orning, tit**»
road bet wee.i this c ity and Seattle, the
creek» one bucketful. I t is true, he breakfast they were taken to M en*
T
h
o
u
s
a
n
d
«
K
llla
a
by
an
B
a
r
th
q
u
a
k
s
.
work to begirt at once.
stated, that many who are contiguous apolia where ti ey were reviewed by
The Hague, O ct. 13.—O fficial d is­ to the creaks use the water for irrig a ­ President M c K in le y . The
regim ent
W IL L IA M AN D W IL L IA M .
patches
from B atavia,
capital
ot tion, which n atu rally decreases the vol­ th«n disbanded.
. Netherlands, Indies, confirm the re ­ ume. and in mauv cases this tfiortn»*e
aa:
,
”
Tha Rivals er 1 8 9 6 and Probably ot ports regarding an earthquake in tile or drouth of water is laid to 0 e sh een .
?u,eaFJLS’
(Jet.
I l -P re s id e n t
1900 Shak- rands.
island i f Corea». O fficial a I vices ...
ie-
C aptain Drffiaby discussed the san- M c K in le y and p aity at lived in tl is
< ol»»nel W . J. Brvan sat d irec tly he- 'c la re 5tMiO people were k ille d and linn- ject, and argued that claim s that the
City today. The president and cabinet
bind President M c K in le y last F r'd a y dredo serioutlv inju red .
sheepmen destroyed the range and cn- officers aud other distinguished offit'ers
at Canton, tils , w h ile the president
derbrush
in the
m ountain»
weie reviewed the returning volunteers of
delivered a b rief address.
Ih e state
W o m e n G a th e r in g a t S e a t tle .
absurd, and tlrvt it was to the interest the Thirteenth Minnesota regim ent.
fair was in progress and ( oloi el B ria n
Chicago, O ct. 13. — .Member» of the of tl e sheepiuqn,, more than anyone
the parade the
p residential
ban l»e* n secured to d e liv e r a two to urs W om an’s C h ristian Temperance Union e h e to p»e«erve the range and not de- . lie r
w at
to the s x m n itio o
speech. The Nebraskan was among tlie from many state» gathered here today str»ry tl e brush or the tim b e r. H e a«f-
b u ild in g where waa spread a fe « a for
firet to greet President M c K in le y as preparatory to leaving to nig ut
tor v m a te d «heepmen graaibg th e ir bands the volunteers. A t trie conclusion
ol
tie left the train and a.* ended tlie p la t - _______
Seattle, , where the national convention u t - .i.r a loei.ee f i r a stipulated sum.
¡th e banquet f resident M c K i n l e y *fe-
^ .
form . When the president condoiled j w ill open next week,
.Iu ge Maya e*i > th at if th eexclaeio n livered a lengthy address up >n ti e
his address he turned and h e a rtily
a n 1» enf m e d , it w ill ruin tfce sl eep , w orld’ » progress and history during the
grasped Colonel B rya n ’ s outstretched
F o r y P e rs o n * D ro w n e d
ird c e iiy of Oregon and Washington.
1 past century.
hand.
St. Louis. Mt».. Oct. 13. - T h e Sene­
J N . W illia m so n , of P rin e v ille ; A.
“ Good bye, M r. President ” said gal, a sm all e ra lt, w h ile att<m p ting to A. Bonney, nt Tygh V « |le y J. N. Bur­
FU N S TO N ON TH K S IT U A T IO N .
Colonel Bryan, and tlie presi fe r t re cross the river at Senegal yesterday, gess, of Itafceoven ; and H . C. Rooper,
spoililed w ith a word of fa ie w e ll. Thus wus wrecked and forty person« drow ned. of Antelo|»e, were appointed a com
T h in k * A re e r te a n * w i l l B« Sol« Kastwrs
ebsed ttie short meeting lietween the
m ittee to lay the m atter before the
by N « x i M a rc h .
fcriner rivals o f. 1896. As the presi­
H e a v y Lose by F ir e .
authorities in Wa -bington.
Chicago, O ct. 1 2 . - A special t* the
d en tia l train left im m e d ia tely, Colonel
New York, Oct. 13.— Au e x n lo rirn
Tim es-H erald
from
Han
Francisco
Bryan delivered his address a lter the started a fire in the National Conuuit
W h y C o in * A r« S tr u c k .
says: ” 1 «ee no reason wfcy
the
di p aitu re of the pr» Bident.
aud Cable works at Hastings. The
The p rincipal reason that coins are Americans
should not be the sole
loss is 9125,000.
struck and not ca«t is the w ell
known masters of the P h ilipp ines by Maich
II known
H o rs « T h a t W e ig h e d 3 0 0 0 P ou nds.
fact th at m olten metals contract on next y e a r.” This is the opinion of
The w eight of the heaviest horse
T h e A r m ie llc e E x te n d e d .
cooling. Thus counterfeit coins, which ’ Brigadier
General
Funaton.
The
ever known wa« 3000 pound». This
Caracas, Venezuela, Oct. 13. - The are always cast, show fatal variations situation in the islan ds,” he savs
Clydesdale horse was exhib ited
at New arm istice between government troop» iu site, which au th en tic stamped coins ‘ ‘ has reached a stage where it is ea»v
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York in lHh'.». I t was 20l a liantls hig h , and insurgents has been extended u n til do not. Secondly, it ie impossible to ( to cope w ith it . There must be
’
and
although only
5
years uld. Saturday,
get the same sharpness of delin eatio n tem porising, no wasted avnanathT
no
measured 45 inches round the stifle or
as in stamping and, lastly, when th e , foolish sentim ent. I t must fie a case
knee jo in t, 05 inches g irth , 3 4 ^ inches
W in d W a n te d a l S an d y H o o k .
stamping machine is once set up. the of tight. T h * F ilip in o s are in such
round the h ip and 11 feet 4 indies in
Sandy Hook, Oct.
13. —The yacht process of strik in g c o in a ia in fin ite ly [ frame of m ind that thev w ill
—
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f
e
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f e
;
f
D u lu th , M in n ., Oct. 13. — A noisy
welcome was given tfce presidential
ja r t v on its a rriv a l in this c ity . The
party was driven to the high school,
The rem aiks of tlie president and sev-
eral D S a b e r i of t i e cabinet
were
, b rief, the president speaking of tee ad-
vantages of education.
B aking
s ’ owder
M akes th e food m ore delicious and wholesom e
toward M agalan. Ih e swampy charac-
, ter c f the country prevented the use of
c a v a lry . The
men of the Tw entv-
th e , fo u rth c h a rg e d the trenches. The
euemy set toe town on tire and sue
Aberdeen, 8. D .. Oct. 14. — President
M c K in le y ’s special arrived th is morn-
■ ng- A large crowd gathered to see ibe
fi’ st president of the Unite*!
State«
i o r a n « D u lu th .
who ever visited the Dakotas since
West Superior, O ct. 13. — President TOM TOHGDB FIGHTS SHEEP EXCLUSION
statehood. The Mouth Dakc-t« vo lu n ­
teer» who arrived
today from the M c K in le y and party arrive*! here this
P h ilip p in e « fo rm til r« rt o f the parade morning and were greeted by HUGO A t Th e D e lle s M e e U t c o f th e S ta a W o o l
G eo w ee s’ C o n v e c tio n He E x p e e s s e * H I*
- The party ..................
people, besides 70tX) school ch ild ren.
left for Huron at 11:30.
V ie w * .
C h icag i. O ct. 14 —A aperial cable
to
t: e T r illin e from B erlin pays:
News «o re« Iro n Apia th at natives
have proclaimed Iim as ese as kiu c, de-
spite the retent agreement betasen tbe
Unite*! States, G erm any and G reat
B rita m to abolieb th a t office.
Odlce over First National Bank.
J
western Railroad.
Chicago, Oct. 14.— Masked robbers
field up tra iu No. V ou the N orthw est­
ern railroad shortly before m id n ig h t,
between Maple Bark and D t k a lb ; ehot
at Dan W h ite, ttie en gineer; ran away
w ith the engine, and blew open tlie
express car and safe. When the lu b ­
bers had ritied the car they disap­
peared.
No. 9 forms part of the fa*t tran»-
continental m a il recently established
lietween New York and Bar Francisco.
At M ap le
P ark, 5()
m iles from
Chicago, it was discovered that tower
*‘ W ” at E lhu rn e was not g iving the
rig ht signal. W hite bad hardly nronght
the engine to a stand still w'tien two
masked men pointed gun» at h im and
tne firem an.
‘ ‘ Throw
up your
hands,”
they
al outed. The railroad men did so.
The robbers detached the engine from
tne rest of the tra in and W hite was
told to take the eLgme two m iles up
the track. Then he attem pted to make
a fight, and one of the robfiera shot at
h i m , but failed to h it h im .
In the m eantim e four other men a t­
tacked the conductor and brakem en.
The ruhhets blew op«-n the throng! safe
w ith d yn am ite, the explosion wreck­
ing the car. They grabbed
a ll the
money and express package» and tied.
I t is estim ated
by officers of the
Am erican
Express
Companv
in
C l icago, that there was 925,UX) m the
-ales. This
am ount was stated to
have been in cash. The am ount ol
jew elry , etc., is not know n.
When a special tra in bearing Super
inteodent Sanborn a td
Trainm aster
Battisford reacted the scene of tbs
rot b«ry tt ev found that the operator of
tower
“ W ” ha«l l»*en boa ml and
.tagged, and the conductor, engineer
snd fireman tied tu tfce extreme car.
three suspects were arrested at day
¡»leak but t i e police are not confident
they had the rig ht m en.
KASSBMGBBS
d
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R o b b e rs M a k e a Big Haul on th« N orth­
E I6 « T
After H&ir an Hour's Fighting Young’s
UP.
T a n ia s « *« P ro c la im » « K in g .
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
T h e D a lle «
ever tug w ith one hundred and n in ety
one horse» in good co n dition . Nine
vere lost.
The
transport
Belgian
K u g a r riv til tins m orning w itfi seven
i*oiii|»atiirfl of the T h irty -lu u ith in ­
fa n try .”
N o to rio u s R o b b e r G e t* O u t ef tba
Colo­
rado Penitentiary.
Denver. O ct. 12 —James K . S tra t­
ton, the note«] m a il box robber and
taiger. has escaped from the pen iten ­
tia ry at Canon C ity , where he waa
serving a sentence of 21 rears’ im -
pri* ciaen t, in a
most m ysterious
m anner. Warden H o y t says no tools
were used and lie b elie was the prisoner
must Lave received help from some
one on the inside, btraltoo escaped
from the same prison in September,
1S93, and was re*aptured a vear later
in Chicago.
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Traffic Agreement E n u re d Into,
New Y o rk, Oct. 12. —A report is car-
rent in W all street th at a traffic ar-
rangem eat fca? !v*an entered into be-
tw eer
\o u h -
ere Pacific. The report is th at the
Northern Pacific is-to be allowed the
use of the G reat Northern shott lin e
from Sntkar.e to tha round in con­
» id e ra tim of the use by the G reat
Northern of tfce Northern
Pacific’s
ttashington C entral branch.
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hething to J u s tify ■ o d ia u o n .
W ashington. Oct. J 2 . - T h e state de-
part m eat *todav issued a »taiem eoì re-
garding the oatiticne sent the preai-
«‘vet
requesting m ediation
in the
rrausvaa, difficulties. The statement
ternattonal usage to ju s tify an offer of
m ediation, w ithout in tim a tio n from
one of the parties to the dispute. Tha
efforts of this government shall be to
tee that Am erican interests do not
suffer unnecessary in ju iy .
S hot H l* U n fa U b T a i W ITa.
Oregon C ity , O re.. Oct. 12.— M r.
Brooks, of Canemah. returned home at
m id n ig h t and found Frank Freeman
w ith his w ife. H e shot at Freeman
aud the ball struck the woman, eoter-
• abdo»
ia |
the
intestines and lodging in the rig ht h ip
hone. Physicians say the woman cau-
not recover.
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Proctor C criaia ot D«w«y*s Election,
M o u tp d ie r,
Verm ont, Oct. 12.—
Senator Proctor in an interview on the
candidacy of Adm iral IH-wev for t i e
p re s id e « ^ , said th at whatever party
nominated h im would be almost sure
of success.
F e m a l« S ta g « K d b b « r E s e a p « *.
Tucson, A ria ., Oct. 12 — Pearl H a rt,
a fem ale stage robber, broke ja ii th ia
morning ny cutting an opening tnrougb
the w all ten tret above the level of th *
cell floor.
R a in Q u e n c h » * F o re s t F i r « * .
Santa C ru * C a lif , O et. 11.— Heavy
shower» have quenched ttie lorest fires
which
have
lieen raging
in th ia
v ic in ity for the pa«t two weeks, doiug
iuimeuse damage.
P o w d e r M ill* B lo w n Up.
Chicago, O ct. 11. — Two of tF>e powder
m ill» of the Aetua Com pany’s works
5 **r
L>d., b.ew up last n ig b t.
• ‘Di loyee are or.-sing.
B a tti« k x p « e t« d la V e n e z u e la .
e Caracas,
f e
Venezuela,
f e
ù Ocl. f
e