The Santiam news., November 10, 1899, Image 2

LATIR
NEWS.
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¡HE NEWS OF IHf WEEK
terri*
Tbarwiay’t
Summary of Its Investiga­
tions in the Islands.
El-HrMiiient
ha» rvtaraed
Io th» (' kh U m I Stale« after an •*tru>!ed
trip abneui,
Hurrt«’ <*a(*!b» haa anm ndm»1 V>
(¡moral (*aau>> an<( the «»flltnala uf the
de facto
rmiuont
Half a mlllhei dollars’ w rth at
I property was destroy««-J by tire tn Kan-
i sat (Tty.
Th» Washington boy» are hntna.
They were greeted everywhere wilhrn*
Uiuaiastic drtn* nstratl*«us
<fop<ain Geary, who was IHfol at
The general belief in fo nd- n is that
Mai > n, tkb f«-r Id, wxa a nattvwul
i tha H«vr» are n««w waiting b>r m««rv
< hregviu.
' guns from Pretoria brf-»r» atta* kiug
Roer fosaos at F^fysmith ire raff
lady ami th
mated »t ta-twrrn 9JÛ ami l.tMX) kuled
Tastern < >rwg»<i is *vperien«'tng it*
an>! wounded,
first lal*«r strike
Fifty mim rs ol thr
Orv n salmon *vg« arw bring sent
K«nanas mine near Hakrr ( ity. are uni
Au «traían water» where Uwy ar« »*- f*< shorter hours
p<M t«»i to thrive.
Ol the Crwnr d’Alene rt ter» tried in
F ng I a nd has called out morr rrarrvw» M<»»n*w for o«uspirar y against ths
*n»l within 10 days m«m V» replace that United states, 10 were found guilt)
raptured fon we will anil tor roulis and three were acquitted
Africa.
The ship Charlea K. Moody, l"ng
'Thr state will par the lowana* faraw overdue at Honolulu, has at last ar
Thrm
•l«*«q ing-car rit«g^. She was 190 days in tn akin« th»
boma.
•peeial
traína und tuteiwtehru alii fo Itir- («»sag«' frutu Norfolk navy yard
niahed them.
Dem are said to hate I mum I lettem
The Pullman*Wagner Company ha« of marque in Europe an i the United
so pulled its strings that •ven irei«-pen­ '’tales, and Hritish c”!nmwrre mat
!mt railway hn • will turn thrir • «x’p- suffer. C\en if the ttaua|»*rta d*> not
ing rars over V» the COOibitM«.
In his annual r«q> rt I’nite*I ‘•tate»
('aide ailvictw tn the war department treasurer «ugg» «fsthn impounding »*f r»*
indicate that General Young’» cxdumn doomed treasury n-dea and
think«
is pnwsing on toward han Joer, though tanks alvniid increase their circulât« n
pr -gr- *« is diflb ult uu account of wet
England haa sent 10,(MH) rounds ol
W rather.
lyddite abolla to South Africa
Ao
The Washingt'-n regiment haa l*ru cording t«i estimates, a sing.» shell o|
muslored out
A'- at too men includ­ thia kind falling Into a c«>mpart budy
ing th«« '•ratlfo <• mpanire, left by will hill SOO men.
•V am«-r for Rune
Tho
olh« r» g*»
Jt*hn II. Mclxwn, Democratic candi
north by rail.
dale f-»T govern* <r uf Ohio. ha» glvrc
Although all regimmls hate their out an address thr-ugh the pre»* it
full quota , rv-cruiting will b» cuntiucwd which he predicts that "llauua it
f r th«» i
Men
will I»® leatrn ”
hixrdrd each m>*nth to fill iac<m its» by
The most important ci|ir<hti<*n 4»f ths
CMMualti«»« and disi'hargvs.
fall ramjmigu thawing Aguinaldo i»
Cob nel \l holley, of the W aal,lugrton now <m, and it ia predicted tfot th«
volunteer Infantry, Iva« l«en ap|B,lntnd rebel capital will ►»u l<? untenable 1 j
ii.a/ir of the i'-rfy first vulunl-er in­ U m * insurgents
fantry and haa been ordered te join
Marr*nd will n < <>|«rr»tr with ths
Ilia: t- glmv-ut for »ervii-e in th,- Philip­ signal < • rps of thr Unit« I Mat««, but
pi lie».
will return to England in c*>unr« tioti
A |<arty of student« from the Culver-
sity of Chicago will go to the Knu-
lucky iu-untain«, where live r»--«nt
feuda lia . c orrurr»*». to »tijdy »Hupl«
I Ho a* rclvinttl by th» u>«>un-
lAiniar*.
A Lima. Parti, diiqiatd'h says Ihi-
rand'a revolutionary force» ar«« I mtu **
<c-M’ly pursued t»y th«» p-k ««mment
tn«•}>*, and according to ufllrial dm
|*at« h«M, the sittiMlion <>f the iradrr uf
Peru’» lat«**t rv\oJut:>iu wM-nia to Iw
pr<M arioua.
An •• *»«t:c Iwvnk note currency with
the gold standard ena< ted into law la
w hat He» n tary («age will a»k for in
hl« annual r« • it He will
enactment uf a law for the isaue <>l
lank m u*« against deposit* of l«»nda
and green la-k« and a lowing tanks U*
i«etir n- t«” Si »'.n«l their asa ta un«b r
certain ru»tri< ti«»u».
Tl»e re* u|wratbe power* uf the lb»ers
ar«- regarded with
w-iilii l»y lim
i ! ,t.*h
The Peruvian c<»xa « n js is a follale
The plant« wore damai*'»l by In»«** la
aud the price has already doubled
A pro leash mal l«a«el*all ¡««ague f<«l
lV‘»o, to in* hide ■“« atei»- lar una, ! **rt-
lami ami Vamxuvor, H. U., la UoW uC
the tapis.
Admiral Schley will go
Africa m mmmaml of tl»c
lanlic squadron to protect
interista during thr pn»gr»ss
to South
G»uth At
A mrricsn
uf the a .tr.
IntervMiGng rip-yimmts of M ar -nni’s
ayvtvm un warships nwult«»»l in wire
I«-s» t« h /r*»|»h mramgw 1« ing »uC4xw»-
fully transmitted mer Î9 miles ul
space.
pyi»b «wi»r Arthur M <«iffrrt, of Uufon
»* ihiary. Nrw York, n fu»«-* l piletly
rvwign from the Pn> »•y ten an ministry.
• ml another heresy Uial tv«-.us itwvt
table.
'The president. It io
that thr Germans an-l
thr tumble at Hamo»
should
G m > grvaU*r
damage.
»•old, ■ * 'li* fo •
Hr lliah « maums I
an-1 timi they
port luti ul the
At Kamfoo¡»a, H C., , Jobu Hayes is
t*» le tn^l for murder, II« is a«clisad
by thr «xiuf«««tajon uf his isister <»( hav»
Ing kill«*d her hualxul, abr iu I lug as
ac<x>m plier.
Dwight L. Tuwnai u-L founder of the
P«H*lal Telegraph ('uutjwny,
(nited
Lin» • 1« Irgmph < »>mj>unv ami tie- tarn-
uus llakrmryrr sugar factory, U dead
at New York.
in his no*/» l‘r« «idt-nt M' Kinley
will ask for an appr«q»rtati<>u f<*r a
««itiimiwit n to le aj*;« inl«'l to inventi
gat« thr oommer lai ami indu«ti ial.<»n
ditton of tire (‘hiursr empire.
I hr A'«i ,» m n Pa-kitj/ ( «»injAiiy*!»
cannery at Fairhaven,
U\»«h., **ar
burned. All ma* him ry and «to»ck, iu-
eluding IS jhjo cas««» nf vanned salmon,
wmt up in smoke. I»»«*. 91 50.0»ki.
Captain lx ary, thr naval k'«»\cr»or of
the i'lam! of (ciani, in the l»adn>n«vi,
was for» • I to M<b*pt heroic niraaurrs to
rnfor»-e his administration
The filar»
were ta'stlle to his urdvrs »> he invited
them U> leave.
William Waldorf Astor haa ¡«aid
II «Hi.^VÔ taira lu Now York thia year
A bu»t of rx Speaker Heed la bring
executed in brunir for the Maine leg la
latore.
George F. Ed in un la baa prerented
2,MH) volomra of »Un lard (molta to tfo
high ••■fool library in H'irliug’ n. Vt
Mr». I» M. Ilice, <»f Apuw Cal , I»
the
st daughter <»f American |»arenta
I- tu in that alate
she la but 6 J y « mus
old.
The lllinoia Central llailrad Com
pane «ul ••■r|i<»| f i.OOt) toward« th»
••.IKlO.On alo- k fund of the hi. Louir
World*« fair.
John O’Brien, the oldret rnemter o-
the New York Bt-x k •«> han.-e ami c
member "f the ol-leat l-aniin.- h-mae 1»
Wall «treat—William au l John O'lirlea
—— in dead
Jimmy L^ua. * BOtorioua l«ank
rebfor, died in the county alm«h*>u«s
in Philadelphia aged 62 yuan»
He
had a yr nt 10 year» in yr twin in revere!
• Utce au»l at mie lime was Worth |JvA)t
M,
with the use of the wirvlraa system ol
t4<rgrapby in SHjlh .Africa.
Nicaragua wants
w»me of (*«>ata
Uica's coast territory.
The govern
inrnt has «'■•mpletely rout«d th« insur
gr-nts and d* «it a d« .«th br>w t«> th»* re
voluti*»n.trv m* vemrnt in Peru.
'Pic Shamrock has sailed for home.
\ i* r-President Hobart’» day» vi pub
lie svr%i>e are »aid to t«e over.
A lone highwayman held up six poo
pl» at
t . • ■r . >
r
It w .»a rejiortmi in IxMblon that ns
of the troojaihipai which K*U»«1 for ths
Cap*- laal week had law n l«»l at mo .
The Kuaalan mii>i»ter of finance sa­
•••rta that hi« country ia lad ter in con
iti n tl.*n either I ran e or 1 n. aid
The diaa-ter to the Bntiah nt Lady
-mitli w.<• M liMl ’ v ■
| runnii
away alth all tlx- r--»«rie an.muuiti- .
The rr<-r|pta for the Jeffnaa-Sharkey
l-riar’.ght ta New \ rk were the large-t
for any »pining or -Iranian en-ut ia
hialory.
The tr«n«i» rt Hancock »in- a hvt
romudelitig at San Frauciatx, can lay
laitn to being the tlu- al troopahip in
the world.
< >ne of the grvateat financial --ombi-
natiou« of the century la now forming.
It will cuntrol all the tclepfomaa sud
telegraph line«
Breckinridge of
I n»| ecl- ,r-< lenrral
the VnlU-d Mat«-« army, 1« in San
Franclaai, when- be will reinalu aomt
time on official bu«iu*-aa.
Announ ement 1« made at --an I ran
etaoo that the I'aciflc Cuaat Biscuit
Company 1« a go. It ia other* im
known a« the - racket trust.
Gsrniany cannot tra-le for England’»
ititereeU In Samoa without the ap­
proval ami cuuartit of I'nclu Saiu
Neg"tiatioiu t<> that oml aro m>w on
Wirwleaa telegraphy ia to 1« uoed in
the Samoa«
It >v>«te much lea* and
will I* more pra- tlcable than the cable
•yitetn, iu ilew of the coral growth in
the sen.
Senator Alliron «aya 1‘resident Nie­
Kinley haa »> authority to ortlcr with«
draw al of the army »nd navy fn>m the
1'hllippinea. It would require a spa-
cial a. t uf ixiugro«« to do tin».
a»- eeaitr fnr baste betn< Ase tr> tbs
fact that the aquadron bad l«wa notiáed
by the lfotM K<* im foirrnmmt to lóate
th**ee water» by the tulluwin< day
The aquadn ii left Hutttf k«»u< m ® the
n4* rnia< ol the l&lh. and Mira taay un
the I7th.
Aguinaldo <hd n»»t lea te
bin<»|«ore uattl the Irtth, and •> did
D*>t arrlte m ll««o< K0114 lu time u
hav» a ct*nfrrvui v with the oootoio
EMPTY CLAIMS OF FILIPINOS dore ’
”It had Fwvn rrj».rtrd to thr mmm««*
dore as ffixrly as Marrh I by the (’nlle-i
Mad# Hat frowt««« ta> â|sls«l«lt hlatea rvmsnl at Manila an-l other».
1 Hl«l«r> ®f I • ••»<• lMs< l*r«««4*4 that the Fihlprfc* K m I br«>hrn out in
insurrw túm a<ain«t thr S|«uiiah author
lit«* «•••ktlait W*r.
ity in the tb luity of Manila, awl on
NVUiant» had
lrl<r-
Washington. N ot . 4 —In accordance M atc H 30 Mr
with thr umt«*r«tanding reached at the <r»pb»*!. ’Uve thttuaan-! rvt<U armad
!a»yal to os in caa»‘
cimfrrv»ucr at the M hitr
yeatrr- in ramp txwr vlty.
day. the Philippine cummtasi'Mi sub­ of war?
Vpna the srrtval of the ¿quaJrv.n at
mitted !•> the prrsulmt thr preliminary
rwprnrt which it ha«l prauu^xi u> pre­ Manila ll wo f«*nn»l thrrr w as no in
wurrvM’tínn lo »|<»ak al, and It w
a<*-
pare.
Jhr r*'|«*rt appears to le a compact o»niln^ly ilrvtded to allow Aguinaldo
summary of <x«uditktiM oa the islands to come lo l avile <>n tsiard the Mr<‘ul
Ha amve»|. wtth 13 of hiw staff
as the «'innmlsal>-n left them, of the hi»- ¡orto
forical events which
preceded G m * on May 19. and ¡mnir«tuie|y cania <m
b)eniah war and ¡«»»I tr- thr original (■»ard th» Olympia to cali «»n tha oiini-
Filiplt»» iusurTrctnui. of th«* «idnstfw mandrr-in-chief. after which he waa
|*«twr«-n Admiral Dewey and th«’ *>thrr alb’Wrd to ¡and at (avila md ••rtf<n«ln
an am»y. This wa» done with the
Amertcan rommamtrrs aivi 11 m * tnvur
<»f Btrrii4;th«*tlin4 the (*nited
grots, the breaking <*ut ami pr»vn*" ol
the prearut tnsum- t>in, anl finally a Mat«*« fon « mi and weakrnintf th«»ae uf
No alltan-e <»f anv kind
staU-mmt of th«» cajM» ity u< G m » Fill- the rnetny
pim*a f«»r self v wrtim« nt
A n ta‘ lr waa enterad tuto with Aguinaldo, ñor
í«e “f mde|wndrn • tt.ads
feature of thr report is a memorandum »•a« aflV | :
”
by Admiral Dewey, explanatory uf his U* hitn. th«-n • r *t ,uiy »»iber ti»
relath«n« with Aguinaldo
First Ide» *»f t»4o»«*n<l«*nr*
The n»mmis»i««n tells briefly b«>w it
TH» ootnmiaeiœ’s re|«»rt th«*n rap-
<x«nductr«l the ta«k lntr ;«trd U> it. Idly akrtchr« »vmt» tw»w historical.
It
hr«ring »tat«-m«*ntA from all ria*»«*« of toll.« in •ub-t.»n »’ h*<w th«* Fillpih**» at
j««>plr in Manila a« V* the reliability talked the sjonl*h, .-md
h»*w General
an-l how
of the Filipim«» for self-government, An<lrr«s-n arriv«»d. and Aguinaldo, at
the habits and rustums <»t thr )«*opl«*, his request, removed from Cavit« t>-
•nd ala> thr r»tabli»hin«uit of municipal Bareor.
guirrnmrot* in many towns. All this
The report states that Aguinaldo
matter la u> be it*-'Iti«l«*«l m Gm Imai wl«hr«l to attack th«« A meri» -tn* when
rv*|<»rt.
they fomlr«! at I’aramvpi«*, but
«le­
I
lilslary uf th» lelaadS-
Turning t«» th«» hi»t«»rv of th»* islands.
, thr commission attach«*« • little Imp- >r-
1 tame U> thr diver* rebelIfona which
i had preceded that of IH96.
As to thia
I nuKeinent, it <le* lares It was in no
M-nsr an attempt to win independence,
i but solely to obtain relief fmtu intoler­
able abuse«. To sustain thia statement
th»* coinnii . u quot«»«* from an m*ur
gent pro* lamat »»u showing that what
was dem and«* I was the expulsion uf
thr friars ami th«» restitution to the
»pie of their lamls, with a division
of thr Epi «KX) pa I mm -« t»ecw«**n Hpaniidi
and native prir«ts. It was also dr*
mandr«! that thr Filipinos haw | »tr I la­
in «-Diary representation, frve«foin of th«»
)mw», religious tolrralioti. economic
autonomy am! law» Gm for to those of
S)»aiii. Thr afoditfon of thr js>wrr of
ItaniMhmrnt was <lrmand«xl, with a
legal «xjuallty for all |erM»ns in law
ami «-»lua.litv in jay fo*tw«x n S|-amdi
and native civil servants.
The commissioti declare» that Gvrse
drmaii»!« ha-1
|j»r the S|»tuii«l
was todemlilr,
H|«anish governor did w hat hr «aw tit
am! the evil deeds of men in th« gov
eminent were hidden from H|>ain by
strict press censorship. Allusion is
made tu th«* |«>wt*r<ul Katipuiian m >-
ciety. pattonmd <»u th«» Manonir order,
«Il f
: ..*!• *ij - f I .i/Mi“, M- ii
4 rt fU I
i «
■
Utl
h.«M
f
I
terred by Lu k of arms .«nd amitiuni-
tl«»n
From that j» int **n there was a
growing friction l«rtw«w*n thr Filipino«
am! the American t!vw»|-«.
A brief chapter trlls of th«» lack uf
«ticcrsa att«*nding th«» effort made at
this time by < »«-m»rl Merritt, through a
*«»mnilsRh>n. t«» arrivât a mutual un*
drrstamliug with \guinald*> a- t»» G»e
intention, pur|»»««-a and d«*ire» uf the
i ilipin>> people.
Ths Out t»r«-alk.
This bring** the “t<>ry up to the out-
PsvV
Afo*
<T- ,
» -4
'11»« war begun In 1M96 was termin­
ated by the treaty uf Hiac-Na-Hate.
Hi«» Filipinos were nuiueruus, but ;<»»
m **>«« u | only afomt Wk> small arm«, Tht
bpantah frit that it would require loo,
(MH) mrn U» captun* ttoeir «tr"iigh«»ldl£S
ami « *m*lu<l«*d to n »rt tu th»* u-c
money.
m
Thr arrangement was not acceptable!
to the people. Th«« prumim»» urwl
never carried out.
Spanish abuses bel
gan afresh, in Manila alone more thaw
two 200 mrn IxMiig executed. Hrm«
s;s»radic revolutions <H’curr«xi, thong^6
they pueaewted nothing like thr atmngt|f
uf the o! igiti.vl movement.
Thr luaui^jsi^
gents lacked arms, ammunition
lender». The tn*aty had ended thr
war. which, with the exception uf aQ
unimportant outbreak in Cebu, han
( mmu omfined U» Luami. Hjaiin’s
_
n’lgtity in thr islands never haviiat^^
fox-n qurstioutx! and thr thought of iiv
drpemlruce urver having fox-u rute|
tained.
Thr report then tells how Grtier
Angustini came to Manila a« go\«*rm'f
general at this juncture, and warbm
out l»etween bpain and thr Unit
States.
Angustini sought to
»ecu
the support of th«» Filpin«»« tn drfri
Spain against America, promising th«4
autonomy, but the Filipinos di«l if
trust him. Then came thr first of Ml
and thr dr struct foil of thr >|»MUlsh ffo«
by !h*w*ry, with thr rrsultiug loss L|
prestige tn SpttlU. Thru in June, AglQ
uabfo came.
V
< >
*
• »<♦'
President S- hunuan. of the Philip­
pine oouiu,i»*lon. my« that we did nut
Kdatioaa With t g
acquire entire control uf the aultan of
On tin« |«<int the mtiiiuiMton
Sulu’« domain m the war with S|ein
’’Th« follow in»' no -mor «ii«lun, on litwA
and wr have only an eaternal pr-'b
rubject ha« la-ell furuiahr-d the cxJ
t< >rale.
niimion by Admiral Dewey:
"* " Memorandum nt relation* wu
The international oommer-lai -on-
grew in their rvaulutlon« adopt»«I at Aguinaldo: <m April 24, I8UH, n
Philadelphia favor lasting pea-« among following cipher di.patch wo receiv
nations,
a»>iniilatlon of trade mark at Hong Kona from E. Bpottewr l‘ra
law«, paroel i»i«t system, international t'nlted Mate« c-'ll-ul K-'lirral at Sin
bur- au uf Blatisiie« aud inter-ocoauic
” Aguinaldo, insurgent lea
canal.
General Fun»b>n, of the Twentieth hr re. Will come to Hong Kong,
kitu»». wm charged In the Sau Frau rang* with comni<«dure for general
cisco Monitor, a Catholic |>a|*er, with Operation llDturgrUts Manila if deni
1’HATT?
IJt-PM *11'1
taking two inagnitlcenl chaluea from Telegraph
’* ’On the Mme day < < »rum« «lore o0r rrcugnittou of duty that Mr could
Philippine churches.
He has brought
•ult against that paper ami against Dewey telegraphed Mr. Pratt: ’Tell ivi «Wirk if «r w< ul.l «oi l would not if
Archldahop Ireland for criminal libel Aguinaldo come m«»n a* ¡«»reibfo. ** The w. could.”
<»tif«b<>al lanii a |*u»ct«rp.
A charter haa '«*n i».ue! by th«
San'Erwnciaoo, Nov. 4.—The whal­
»tat* department of l’ennaylvunia t*
ing bark Charlca A. Morgin, which ar­
the Sharon Steel Comjwinv. of sharoti,
rived today from Japaue««- watera,
with a capital of <3,000,000.
bring« the atxry of the «inking of a
Stepa are teing taken In Hartford. J a ¡wine «e «raling a-'hoom-r by the llua-
Conn., for the erection of a free library «lan gunboat A leal». The «chaamer,
building in memory of Noah XV al •••1er, which carrie«! a crew of 11 men, waa
the lexicographer.
caught poaching on Kuawian «raling
prvwr, ea.
Dr. Mary E kloaher tn the only wo-
Three of her men w--rv picked up by
man doctor alowed to practice in the
the liuaaian'« boat*, but the rvat wrrv
Yukon diatriet and t>>«- only homeopath
drowned.
in the entire Northwest territory.
Hallleshlp l.aunrh»*«l.
IxmlaiatM lug ar cane <rop will 1«
Chatham, Engtaod. N<iv. 4.—The
•hort.
A New York yenealogiat trace« Ad­ launching <>( tha lintiah flrat-claaa !-*t-
miral Dewey*a an--«-«try l«rk b> King llt-ahip Venerable hero u-vtay. w*» ec-
cumpanierf by M-rnm nt anaroal entha,
Alfrwi th » (treat through l*>th linee
burn. The chriatening w*. |a-r(>>rinr<!
There are 426 college« in A marten, by Mr*. Jo«<-|>h Chaiul*rlaln formerly
with property eetitnated at f'.’SO.OOO,- Miaa Endicott, of \VaahingU>nh wh<>
000. t-iranl, with SIB jmni . umi , and waa accompanied by her hu«t«ud.
tirland Stanford, Jr , with 111,500,000, They received a grant ovation.
are the tie beat.
Jamra M. An-'era-n, over 00 year« of ! Richmond. Ind , Nov. 4.—One of
age. a grand army man an-l formerly the men interr-te«i in th« projart io
rich, h*» la-en ar-wyt««l for annoying form a thrrahing machine tru.t haa
Mi-a Helen <><>uld. He iualata that made known the fact that the plana of
tile projector« hav. failed.
*he la hu viia.
l»ls«*ase* VI«« M«ere l>»a«4ly.
Washington. Nov. 4.— i rrrapitula«
Kfon of thr casualties in action aud
deaths in the regular ami volunteer
a rim re let wren May I, 1HVN, am! June
SO. 1M99. <x»ntained in the annual re*
port of live mfjutaut'genxal uf the
army shows a gran,! total of 10,0*4
mm. The casualty list alone aggrro
gates 8.454, of whom 85 officer* and
46M rnli«t«xl men w«-rr killed mim I 197
off! errs
ami
3.764
rnli«Ux|
m«*a
wounded.
Fur B I
nf Visser I'rlsoRsr«.
Wa*hin<ton. Nov. 4.—Th«- Hriti.h
govemnirnt has a»krd that th«- |l«*-r
government
permit
Mr. Met "rum.
United States co turn I to 1‘rrtorla, to
tmuBinit each week a ll-t of the Itritiidi
prironer» in Pretoria, with a -taia-
lueut of their codition.
GALE
THE
LAKES.
IH IMPORTMT fXPflHIIM
M « m « Vessels N«-|»*»«te»l la Tixsahle Ora
Saflatta IlisasIaV.
«'hta<<i. Not. • — Tho uurthoaat
gale, which Ivaa Iweu raging for over 4"»
; h«»ur* and brmght ths first b 1 m » w uf the
-••mu U> thia l<x*ality. still iXkUtinuea
Life «av<st» at vMt“U» lake p»Uit« have
! ’sen kr|»t l»ua^* watching for and aid­
ing ««'"wla in distrw«».
The following HOT CHASE AFIIH AGUINALDO
MOVI tNVilOPiO IN MYSTtHY
«»•-«els were reported aa being in trouble
at vanI’Ci point»
bchtatner
Nt I Ilian«
H
Dunham
< FGrl •< T vam «|»«»K s «»•• <7»«t»h »f«
• •II <•» « <» Opwrwtw * Uhl L bmm I I MIL r«
\«h* rv near M J*--M-ph. Miob . stramet,
• ai»1 Surlhratl mf lita
ma r uusn-'Wii, a*fo-rv near I«'!« Blaiia
SL m U Us St s^tlwr
|ta>fwMh» I*r« pa r al lanata
I »fond, eebtamef Kate Lyons, stranded
near Catfwxul. scb»«*ut»r I* ¡gm. pul lu
Manila. N«»v. 7.—This evening a fi*»et
g -
tam-lon. No
at Milwaukee leaking 1 sully.
•( transpnrta ami guufowla foil .Manila
pal !lahe. the fi
•win
Th»» fl»« t of •hrltervd ve*»rb in Chi*
fur th*» must Imp riant rip*diumi of
taw!y»in Ith. dal.--! M ednrstlay m*>ru
ca*. harl«>r fo*t night waa reported aa
tfo» autumn campaign.
Its (foailna-
gr*atlv in«’rws*e«l
(Her t40
G' a !*
log
ti<«n ia suppw*’*! t«* fo DsgujMH, • r
’* Matters trafay are
quirt
Thr nave l«e«*n rv|»«rte*! in shelter »luring
•mna “Uvrr northern pit
(««uccrnl
lUtvrs are aiqmrrntly tmmnting n « re • the last two «lava, which makes an un­
Wealoo cxmimands. w ith a brigad«* cun
hrevy guns !<• th«- north and t»*rth«*a«t. usually forge ll«t
•¡»ting •>( tfo rhirt<«*n(h infantry, the
which are likely t«* give u« tr vhle
A
Tlie « !»• • ner rigged va«*ht Chiquita
Thirty-third infantry, tw*» guna of tha
|h*er ountingeut. I.5< ai «t»'«ng. la - ¡«wr
with a de«»! man supi*»««M| t«» I«» D **
bitth artillery and two gatlmgs. The
ty vtalble fruin G m * ramp, «dreaming 1 May, G m » owner ami «'aplalii, lashes!
transports >foridaii, Francisco dr Rrva
away t«» the anuth. The mb»’ itant* ••( t»» the rigging, went ashore in the gale
and A «tec carry the tr*«>p«i. with th*«
l»»4ly«mith
c ulinuc
t*>
Ira-«* th«« ! three mi;«« rw*t uf Miller's .station.
gunfowt Helena as ’’a* rt.
A di»-
town. ••
•id
It is heUeved that all the crew
¡taich boat was sunt ahead to arruug«*
I
.
ml
passenger»
ha««*
|«
’
Ti»to«s|
<»ar
I»rf*
uf I
a rendravous with tfo United Htatrs
fo»n«l»>n. Nov
I i»« re i« »ery little I Mrnt* found in the cabin indicated cruiser (,’harleatuu ami tfo warahipa
fresh intelligrme t«<foy. but ll is bu­ ■ Gial at least «me w**man was atn«»ng tliat are ¡«»tndling the n<»rth«-rii ou««t
th«» unfortunate ¡wrtv on the ya* hi.
ll«» wd that thr Dr lag« < ’-ay cable
of l«aa*»n.
route. If n«*t already rv»t*»r««l. ’ js*«*«lily \N for«’ ’he v«**-»«*l l»el«»ngvd was not a *
It is aaauni«*«t hero that the ¡>urp *•»
r«
rtained
U«t
night,
but
it
was
will l«r, thus giving qui« k« r cmnmunl
of th«* ex|»rditb'ti la to tnuv«* down the
th»
-gilt
it
w
•«
fruin
•
u*
Mic
gan
cation with G m « Cape
Ihigu¡«an Manila
railrv»a«l
towards
Tha situation is still hopeful
The |-»rt
Tarlav, in order to prevent Aguinaldo's
Tb«’ dead man lash«*d t«» the rigging
acmunta that <vfittn«>r t** arriv re­
f**rv«*a making another tw«*» farther
1 *o
garding the fighting on larquhar's wa» apparently 60 year» *»f age
south
I>wgu{*an an<! \p|»«rri aro tlx*
his
left
t«
I»p!e
W
AS
a
«le«»p
cut,
prob
­
farm only confirm it« -en<»us nature
strongholds of the insurgents in th«*
ably
caused
by
a
falling
spar.
The
and the Marrow «♦•rape G«*n**rai Whit«»
n*>rth.
had
<m this |s>int. Gw* M'ThlUg I* *«t «IguAtiiru ”D H. Way” was 6«uud on a
Il haa burn th«* uiuuntn- u« opinton *»(
,
numfo-r
of
paprrs
and
effects
in
the
remark»
military rxjw*rts that Duguptn afoubl
cabin
TTu*
name
”
D
S
Way"
was
’’Nothing tells •» ich a tale <d latti»
be ma«le a fo«r uf opTalions, but Miffi-
In the
a« the list of G>r n 4«wing
When the !<-und al-*' »'U thr »ilvi-rware
cirut trv«>pa have her»’to(»»n* l» «*n 1.4« L-
cabin
was
found
a
woman
’
s
complete
missing rx«e«*d the kiU«'*l. it i» mfe to
Ing.
With Generali Wh«at* n. Mac-
write defeat acr««*» the «torv, lw*«'»UM w ar»lr*'fo.
Arthur and Lawton mm ing up*n Tarfoc
In
the
cabin
there
was
a
fully
aland* niio'ht
«*r
missing
means
fr*>m three directions, end the m»*un
equipi-Ml amateur pfo»t»»gr*phrr’a outfit
surrviuler."
tains fomrnlng in the other aide, th«*
and
among
other
thing»
a
forge
num-
It now appear« as If it were ■ tily the
insurgents’ capital will mm » u fo<x»me
Tfo supplies had all
arm al of thr naval v«>ntiiig»*nt fr»»m i her of picture«
untenable. Agultiald*» may attempt to
Charlevoix, Mich
th«» How« rful whichr pre\«-n?«**I a w r«e | l>ec*n fought in
shift his headquarters to th« rich t»*t«ac-
disaster
It
«'•'tns that when it wa« Hi«’ Chiquita was first »«*rn by Alfort co uutintrv at the northeru end ol tha
Habinakr,
a
f!«forman,
wh«»
live«
i»ti
seen that rrtifvv • Dt wa-» im|s-ratl>»
isfomt.
It will be «hthcult fur th«*
two Natal cavalryman v<»!nnt«x*r«x| t<> i th«* »fo-rv» a mile fn»m Nhller'», aa h«’ insurgents to rscapu
>hould
t' •»
wa.»
¡««'king
for
driftur»»*!
iu
the
nu*rn-
convoy a di« jmtrh A<*n>«« tlw I- er Iin«'s
aehe«lul«*d operutioua surcee«!, organ
At that time fo saw three
to Major A'lv»*, ordering him to retire, mg
ised insurrection on a forge seal«* »fom
but th«» n*k was c«<n*i<hT«’«l uk > great, thr i rew on Gu» <lr k
tw’Jat an end early nevt a|<tt>g,altfo ut
A
a;uad
from
th«»
Smth
Chicago
lif«*
and Mag signaling was employe»! in­
| guerrtlA warfare la likely t<> continue
saver«*
is
|mtn>lling
tfo
fovach
In
stead. The distance was t.»* great an*!
f*»r a l‘>ng time.
No out* antici|Mt>*»
th«» gTvund t*a» rough for cavalry to go M arch of thr missing foxties.
that th** insurgents will malto many
l*j his assistance
hard («Attles.
INSURGENTS FIGHT
HARD
Acixtfiliing I*» dispatches fi’rd Tuna
Manila. Nov. 7. 10:16 A. M —Two
lav, defruwivr work* Were Is-mg cull
columns *»f (»«»n>-rals M u* \ rthur*• div i •
Vtut I ««•<<>«« »«ratters Then» In All 1*1
«tracts*! »»n the hills ar un<! lauly*
»•clltina I heir < «««try ««on».
ai«>n ve»tor»tay took Magaling, about »tx
smith. a.ud it was ri|»rct«**l th«Tv that
in lies northeast of \ngvlea
I ulunel
Washington. Nov 6.-- 1 he wat »!••
the big naval gun« w«>u. i «
uiit«-d
Hinith, with two Uittaln>n« of the >«*v
A
lh«» following da)
| enteeuth infantry, tw > gun» of the | trsl
cablegram:
Thr H«tt*rs were threatening t»> attack
’*Manila-—(hi Novumfor 1. Lirut4»n- I artillery, ami a !■><!> <>( engineer»,
lhe town in force W»-dm--lay and
from
Angeles.
Mayor
ant Mavens and IM men reconii*nt«»rud advauc«*d
Thursday, and thr w<**>..-n, • . <1r» n
in McArthur’s front, am! »truck 4»> nr O’Brien, with a l«attaii*»n of tfo b« v-
and other non-combatants w«-r»’ l*riug
nu»r*» insurgents. They imm«’<haCrlv - mteeiith infantry atnl tw*» tr*M»|M of th«»
sent by train to th«* south
Ixulv smith
attacked and di»per*«<| thorn, killing i Fourth cavalry, moved frmn Ualalut
is pruv ision»-*! f* r twu months
('«»lonel *-inith killed 11 insurg*nt».
thnx’ mid wuiuding a nuinler.
No
Nh«*11 lag *»f Mafsktag.
wounded !3M an-l captun*«l <>. a» well
casual ill«*».
London, Nov (I.—The q»e<-iAl <x»rTr
“Yesterday, «n Iaiwt*>n,s advanca at as taking a lot of insurgent tran«p>rta
spoudeuce of the Daily Mall, at Male- Al tug*he «truck th«» enemy t«*th w*st Hon. Nla>»r O’Hrien killed 49 in»urg-
king, uudrr date of Oct«»l»er 25. •«»»
and south of tha city.
I’Atmn’s Mara- «uts. w* ended manv and t*-«>k 2s pn-
’’Geueral ('mtije’s t«»mbardm«Tit of lx*fo scouta,
The Americans had 11 men
n’«*4*nnoit«Tiiig
south, .'I mts
Mafeking was monotonous, ’¡hr I’ am r« struck
the
insurgents in ambu*h j Wounded.
firtxl rt'J shells, but did lio harm, the Li» ut«’nant Houtrlle was killed and our
< nt «UT.
who I«» town, even thr la<li»*-, laughing scout w»»un«l«x|.
Hatsou ruutE’d the «-n
L>ndon, Nov. 7. — Th«’ war off!rx* has
at the affair.
Hr thr» at» ns to ‘ ring a ■ '‘iiiT, an»l left seven
daa«l in the t»»u«*«| the following announcement:
40-puunder
from l*rvtoria
Crunje thickets
”Tha colonial office has rereiv«*d in
>9iys hr is angry for thr Women « sake
“Vrstenlay, Hell, of thr rhirty *tlth ’ rfnat l •ti’ t th«
h k f ’ !>• ! .*.--,
that he «helled the fown
l ift«*» n hun­ vv»lunt«x«r*. with regiment am! tr*>p of t .. pa h ire withdrew n fri m (
■ -■*
dred of his command hav»- silica dr* the Fourth cavalry, cl«*ar«*<| the *x»utilry aim ! have cx> mantra tod further south,
purt«*«! to th«» southward "mall j««rtira of all armed insurgents from Florida but we have no news of any engage-
of our garrison issur forth nightly and Ilfonca to a considerable distance be- munt iu that neighforfo •*•«! "
harrass Rovr outputs.
I bear tliat the yond Porac, pursuing th**;ii inh» th«*
The evacuattou of Uulenan is tin-
Ilally Mail's corrwipomlrut at lad *a«li mountains, capturing nine of their cav­ <!*»ubt«x!ly a moat serious matter lor th»*
ia a priaoiwr in the hands of the alry fi»r«'es. several guns' couwiilrrabl«« Britiah tn Natal, aa it m*t only testifl»«
Hours. ’’
pr■¡«•rty. killing, w -inding and <<«p
t*» the «xunplrt«* iuvretmeut of 1-4*1 s
Curing a numfor of the enemy
I he smith by the Hours, but make» th»»
Juatlr« W a « •«wlft.
Ellensburg. Wash., Nur fl.—ShmfT insurgents' cavalry of tliat auction 1« relief of General Sir G««»rg« St«’wart
Hell's casual­ White an extremely difficult uperetiou.
Hruwn came in t»n a late train last practically «fostruyrd.
night from Cloalnrn with thr man he ties were one man killed and tw«»
I rM 'l»n < iiiii li lril,
OTIS.**
am*et«M| for th» Rhemke rubbery Wil­ wounded.
Moscow, Id., Nov. 7.—The jury
liam lUvemko waa with him, carrying
which has fo*« n out in the Voeur
4 i»«>w«y lC«'U»«l<>n
thr recovered jewelry. The fellow was
Tacoma, Nov. fi.—-A. Nf.
I>rwry, d’ tlenr miners’ trial brought iu a ver­
”sweated" after hia amM. and finally
»jSM ial agent uf the g»»vcmmrnt depart­ dict at Ila. m. t*sfoy. The jurymen
dirrated Rhemke to a cinder pile,
ment of folor, has aimi'Uim-'l here that fil«*«| iut«> the <x»urtn«>m and the verdict
where it wa« found.
It ia tirllcwd all
ill members of tfo ¡lewey family re­ was delivered by Foreman Tucker,
was rrr»»vrrv«t exerpt one watch
Ihr
lated to Admiral Ih-wry would fold a leu of th«- defrn<font» were found guiltv
prim>n«rT, who aay» hl« name 1» J<>hn
The c«»nvi» t«»l
reunion at the Waldorf A»h>ria hotel iu and three not gulty.
Herman, admitted hl« guilt almost im­
New York In January or February. men are: Ifonnia O’Rourke , Arthur
mediately am! told all al«»ut thr affair
Dewey, wfo> 1» a cousin <>f the Admiral Wallace, Henry Man»ni, J«»hn Luucin-
Hr Went brforr Judgr l>avi*lm>n in
lias lax-u one of the prime mover« in netti, (.’. It. Hurr»s. Francis Butler, E
chambers, pleaded guilty and wa« sen­
the plan for reunion.
He says accept- Abinola, 1’. F O’Donnell, Mike Mai-
tenced to ¡0 years Hl U m » ¡wiulrntlary,
Those who w»-re
Ane«’ have been iwcuived from all ¡«art« vev. Loins Salla.
«tentenor being ¡«»»“*v«i v* 1 thin 50 hours
of the «xiuntry. indicating tliat |.5oo acquitted are P. W. (>arr«»tt, Fr«*d
after thr crime w«kA ontimitt«'*!.
Deweys will gather in New York to Hhaw, W. V. Bundren.
Wh«8||«»y VI ill tCsr-iurn t«» Maalla.
Under the statute« the p’naltv fi»r
m««et the admiral and his bride.
Fan Francixx», Nov.
2
('olonel
Over 100 Ih-weys from th«» Pacific conspiracy agairiat th«« Unitod State«
John H. W hoi ley. of the Washington rx>ast will fo present
Admiral Dewey aud a delay of the mails is a one uf n»*t
voluntrrrs. will u*>t ac«v>m|>any his reg­ has fow*u n«|U«*«Ud to fix the date uf less than 91,000 nor more than||o,ii * >,
iment home when it is mustered out
or n*>t t«> exceed tw«» years imprie»n-
tfo r«* uui»>n
f’p»n receipt of thr news of hia ap­
uurnt, *nr both tin«« and imprisonment.
pointment aa major of loluntwr» to*lay
Will Mm« <•»
11«»y« llra< h ll«nt>r.
hr callr-l his men together an«l made a
San Francisco, Nov. 6.—The Call
T.coma, Nov. 7.—<*>>m|Mnir. A. (’,
ap«-<»<'h thanking th«*rn for th«*ir gallant •ays that on January I *“an Francimx
I, F aixl L. of thr Firat Waailllliit ll
am Ux» at thr front, and expressing re­ will craw» to fo’ the shipping an»l gen
rv'Kimrni. arri'twl bxlay. Cotn|Mny F
gret that he wa» not ¡» rmittrd to make eral buam« *»« c«-ut«T »»f the Pa« ific wont dlrort homo from Portland to
thr Jourm^y north
*1 hr cummatadvr < ‘»*ust steamship (ottipatiy, and allot Ihivton, m ><I <-<'iti|>any G, of Vancouver,
then pr«*wrntr«l t«> company || the braes the |«M’al inU-rusta of that concern will at.-p|a«i at it. home. <'«>u>|mliU'B A a 11 <1
• ights taken from two Krupp gun» cap­ fo moved t«> *»rattlr.
Although tv
!.. of Npokaae, went to Hpok.nn at 7
tured at Santa Ana, February 5
In ¡’ublic anisiun* rturnt of the fact
o’clock toiiiitht, while the Walla Walla,
temor of 26 men who graduated at b*«*li yet made, it has fo<x>tne ku»»wn rai-onia and Yakima r -m|«ni«"i will
Whitman <x»ll«-gr, Walla Walla the that Gtsxfoll, Perkin» A Co., which atteu<l the
Seattle celebration, the
Institution will l<e presruttxl with the firm for years was the w»n>pany'» Tao'tna company K'>inK over in the
l>vll captuml at l’aaig, March 7.
The agriits an«! managers, have la*«-n de- moruiof, and the other two leaving
Iwll was |w*rt of the chur h chime*.
prive«l of the agency and is closing up late touight. The Flrat WaahlnKt**»
its book» as rapidly as poeaible in order regiment band ........ tii|>anie«! the i-.ini
Almba«8«ffi Tow«» Il urn »--I.
Thof 11 anvillr, Ala , Nov. ß. —A diffiat- that the formal transfer of the busin«*«« pnnie. comiux ti<>rth by rail, and ilia
tnms fire started at»»ut II o’clock last may take place on or fofurv U m * ap­ tended here, the m< in ter a if* 4 ng to
Hoyles’ pointed date.
night in the office of N. H
their h<>m>-a.
The change is dur to the fact that
large »tore, and by I o’chw'k r^ery
A tenquet and reception w<-ro ten­
trainees h*«u«r in P>WU. except the thr (»real Northern Railway («»m- dered the coxnpaniea hare today, am! a
j»ny,
with
headquarters
in
.s«*attlr,
Ims
Morning Star (*omjs*ny ami J P Tur-
parade of military at»! civic »H-l.-ti.-.
tier A Sons, was burn«*«l
The toUl «ecured a cuutndling int«*n*«t in tfo r. irt«wl the <-ompaiin-a to the banquet
»t«*amship company.
luaa ia rstimatr<| at |!5",U ).
ball,.
lh'twea-n 30,000 and 60.000
Hobart'» Withdrawal.
¡*«<>ple cheered the returned volunte r.
lCrlales Ihw Rail.
Nrw York, No». 4.—A .jMM-ial to at tha <!ep>t and al<>ntf tha line of
Ringside, <’«>nry Islaml
Sporting
march.
('lub, .New York, N«»v. 6 — James J. th. Herahl from Wa.hiu.-ti n aay>
Holiart'n
auimunc
Jeffrirs retains the championship uf Vic • l-rr«»«!*nl
t.l... I.n.l In • Fire.
thr world, Keferre George Siler giving nixnt, through nirintam of hi, family,
New York. Nov. rt—Eire today
him the decision at the end of th« 16th of hi* rotlromrnt from public life will
n»und over Sailor Tom Sharkey, at the nialc it uro-cMary for the republican gutted the m-ven -tory butldlng nt Vi.
national convention to choow* another vrt and 9** Mott atreet, occupir«l prin­
(kmey Island sporting (Tub t« night.
It was une of the m<»«t marvelous runnintf mate for l*ro.tdnrt McKinley, cipally by the Manhattan Ited * Spring
Itatlles that liaa »ver taken place, and ■houl'l the imalilent !»• ronom inal.il C uiipany. .nd it ta tellere«! can-. 4 th«
It will •!■> nrccaaitate th«« death of three prreone.
Michael (-« hi
thr greatest m>w«l that e%er gathered hvit year
in tin» Cuney I»I an I club house wit- rboicw of a prc.Ulrnt pro tem for th. lin. an engiuNer. wa. killed, and
neeaed D m » <le«peralr struggle fur su­ wnate. to prvai«!«« over It» deliberation» t'harlea Smith and a youth tunc I
until a u«-w vi<w pro*i<lent take, office
Koger, are miiuing.
premacy.
fall Campaign Under V/«iy
in the Islands.
Boers Moving to the South
Past Ladysmith.
Caaualll*« at Far«|ttar's Farm.
Lund««. Nov. S —Thr li«t <»f casual­
ties* among the n--n cx>nimisMiona>l offi­
cer» and men at Farquhar's farm show»
thr Gloucester» lost SO killed and 63
wounded; the fusilier* 10 killed and 41
\4 nnded, and the Truth mountain bat­
tery two wounded, before tltry surrwn
drrrd.
< astro H lor II art«*« b'ltart« <at*e»||o.
Carwcaa. Nor. 4.—Ganarel C.oitro,
leader of live revolution in Vrtie.uela.
haa formally blockaded I’nerto Catello,
the only j»>rt not <H.-«-upl*d by Caatm'S
force., with two cruliwr«. Coimurrva
with that port haa lawn «topped.
ON
There I« an animate*! controvv-ray in
s*n Franciani .oer th«- fact that tha
new city hall, planne«! to <-»t <1.500,-
OOO represent» up to dat- a municipal
llnretrurUt of over |.'>,OUU,OOt), but p
nut completed.
The »»V..M Fnree.
Manila. Nov.
Chaw'ii troop nf
the Thin! cavalry an<! Rivera' trr»>p of
thr Fourth cavalry »warn the river
an«l remrun<l"l the rarriam at llourra-
bon. eutering the town. The enemy
earn pad. Six rttle. and a quantity of
ammunition were captured.
t'aatner'a aomta ha<l a .klrlrn»h
with the insurgent, near Allfa. kill­
ing five.
Carjwnten at Naalivtlle Tenn . and
iron moldero of Marion, Ind., are or-
tramaing. .ml ei|«<-t to affiliate with
their re.jas.nv« national utyauiaatiuna
Wew. of Halite,
fa>n<lon. Nov. 7 —The Time, pub-
Ueha. a di.pateh from I’letermarltx-
burg, dated Novemlwr 3, which nay.
The dutch re.i«!«-n!. here have re­
ceived new» of a sanguinary battle
fought yaatarday, protebly tetw.-en
Irolyamith an-l Coleuao. A large num­
bar of the Koera were kiilwl, many
teing relative* of Natal Dutch re«id-
ing in ihi. place
The Engll.h real-
■lent, have no klMiwlnlge of ally engage-
ment.**
i*i-t year the tm-ome ta, yielded
Great Briiaui * rev<uu«ul <LJ,5 »o,uw,