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REPUBLICAN KLAMATH VOL. IV. KLAMATH i-Attw FALLH, KLA M A I IJ COUNTY, OKE<ON, OCTOBRE 2«, 1899. EZATA'S Mal« »I«. U,,!,, w||| lw h(||1 lu l3 •tat«* thia /••r. y I plans . I Weeis I» Tur,I «>,., N.|,u,,„r »•■lean tn th« he navy department ha* difficulty Epitome of the Telegraphic 4« I getting I < Kc*go., Oct 21.-A -jaiilal aulii, the - ...—-lc»l m«n News of the World. No Serious Fighting in Natal K-o»i from El Paso, TcX to »ays: Ih» transport bcnst'.r ha* arrltu'l <■••■••«<1 l ieta, ex-prexident of' autv’ly at s.i, y '•■li I» o. Halve- as Yet. 11.1 an exile from that .x,untry, '•eueral M||ai '• will | h > acomiipsui td who tisappear .1 inyetertaualy from TERSE TH KN FROM TilK »III KN >r '••« famll ¡¿I i ’ '"I- w'ere h; 4M|, V, 0, P . ‘•id a l«w (rienda ou ht« many bkihmihhes reported .ile cuan!. l’ano 4 ’ J'* ,hr*" y*”r"’ to K1 Se. r- ■ I. ■■’•ig lia» ias-i«<| au otder a» »i i'»n»»u»« st ti.»,, * »•* gl.lll G««»*,! rallwïy f„r tb« city ths I»« Hamlaiibur«« FruMutog *’""ital Dewey »n «p«. Ist Vryburg Was "urromlored to the Har •uty at ihr Uav V yanl <bq>.irtm«iit Iu • t'uuilsusuil F usm . sher. More l'arili-utara ut lha > 4 Fifty.ihr, ■ ••« IhH-r* were killed and « r Halil, al Maf.hlng. •erg» "'"••Is’r Wounded In the en < Ths |G»rs mole llir«» attui ks >>i< ’■»uni .r « in, |'.»d«u ì'.’.;„.r I » lor. ea at fxrndon, Oct. 21.—The Pieterinarita- klatnklntf ••«vi war« repulsed «vim »lafnklug. burg correspondent of the Daily Mali. hra-y loat of Jilt lau lb« Brill.h Gl inw.(ln|r pr, In n dispatch says: lo.| I « •• to er»ct ♦ inonunienl lo The brunt of the fighting at Hreter'a I •>« a w«««ik • ««iw storm hat tws n .r?7 . h* ''1 *" 5"* "‘'-r Stutiou yesterday was *u«taiti«<l by th« ngltig ni lb» immtiiuliis «urrnuaillug llu.lHMi «,,, ,.,,11,,. t(,(| voluutaer patrols. The lighting was l.cadtlJii I III . aomutlllug uilprei a I he Bm.rM numbered 2,000. MrTh nni, l.ipton ha* lire .pirli->( brisk. llsaO'd at UH* time ol Ilia year. » l'iu kv *|»>rt.man and will chsllenga I he volunteer* at one moment were iu i |iw |t>wi>rw are again wrangling over "•*«.iu f„r th« Amenia’, . up II« great peril, l>«lng nearly cut off, but » Fani»", and lliete Is talk ot |»rtlt|uu ••V* h« k., ttM((y ,or (li.u th« olii, er* hamtl.wl their m«n aplen- lug Ih» Island*. i Ugland hss offered '■ut will I» prepared In Nul. dldly, arid thn Maxima effectively I, put' Itj m ' Irertnsni ’■ iulomt stopped the Ifix ra’ rush»» Tlui Boer lin striko of Ui,, irunmolder« ami allowing was wretchnd. Tlie __ voluu- \ liatid ol 300 Mayo Imllana h.i • Ih.’.«.remake.» «ist Pani ha. end«d leer» lost their kit, and altogether the Dined th" Yaqui* In their war wir, sod lire men have returned i<> work Mexico. 11 eri-ioli ire the Msy<i* K m vu llm employers grani » «light adv:im<< fight wun a pretty trying one. The men were In the « h .I.II o three day* and «riuscii Io m I<I thu Y«qu| trllwi |u Ha •n wag... .nd re..,gin«, the uiiK.u two night», with hardly a rest Basu- (vlx-lliiin* It Is uuder.UxHl that the preaident to native* were fighting with the Boer* Ilin llw-r« M-cured tlw t< Irplum» »« na» gI gii , u. U. hbl.ta.p <’ta|mlta «lofi- fl k reported that HiB.»r* wore killed Molilrr tiler and stlcmplisl ais-ak ••He In.lru. tu.n. whl. h will govern III* »Illi Kliidwrliiy, Imping lo learn the i «lion« Vryburi Nurrendered. - " relative U> ratabliahlng |*-a< « li«l»isiiiuu ol the Hr It lull fiirvc* there * ith »h« Filipino*, but th«*» inatruc- Isiinloii, Get. 31.—The Cape Town Hu- iiiuui'invr w»s i||»e<ivens| and frin Hon* •»• ta ta withheld from publica- oorraeputalent of th« Daily Mall, tele graphing tonight, aaya: ir* ted. th'U "Vryburg *urreu<l«-red Sunday. To Klapper, editor of the De ulMhe '< tli-l.lu.n, Kan,, two rohl«r* «hot night s dl«|mt> h«» from Kuruman, In Ariel I urrmqaiudvna, al Ih-rlln, ha« ’■>• lillmi olll, M„,| wounded an- mil.-» ><a*t by M,uth of Vryburg. «tat., Iss-ii seul« in ••<! In liiiprlmiiinimi in • •llmr in a «U.re, which they later rota that th« police having withdrawn from IcrtrvM hu sit iiioiilh«. on U I barge uf " - I hey were |>ur*.i«<! by a p..««' li-w ms put» lor criticising Fuipcrur • oil U.I.V .hot .ud kl||„| B |„h,wlllau \ ryburg, th« town surrendered to th« Boer», the inhabitant* rtwing in all di William • ■• I Himtlmr ui.u, both memtar* of th« rections. mostly toward Kuruman purauuf • An «'•plmiun of mine gu* lu a nd- When the ji.lic« withdrew, the Cape Herr near l'nul>urg. |‘a , rraulUsI in A* ■ londlary o( the PullmaH Wag« r-xir» uotifliMl th« «nemy of the (m t, reluiuliiiig 22 miners Ten Were rv ’ ""‘*"Hd«t«..| deal, the readju»tiiinnt thu* inviting them pi take ptMMSseilon. •riest sllte, imi Il Is feared Ita olhria I '*llruadalockbolitara ouan cuoiiiiuu . There was • fearful panic. The Bnt- *te ilr.ul I be mille Ua>k lire and is »«*1« l* atl.l io 1« the iiexl move on th« iah are wildly indignant at this *cut- Iniilimg l*>*rd*. A Wi lding togi-thi-r »1 the rail- tliug. ” The I ««Iambi* won the »«vomì ra«e n.»<l jirqiniHr* lontrulind l.y tlu< liar- Ru«r Arm, Trapped. a uh II*« M imiiioh I i rlman Goiil.l and Vanderbilt lulererl* Ham «Iter the London, Oct. 21—Th« Daily New«’ .'»it lb« sliamiisk'* UqHuaat Waa 1« •p>krn <»i. Cap» Town corre*i|aindrnt say*: • i'4i* .««I «Ire ti>tuHi«-«1 I lie I ailum. War tatwien Americana and Mo«i- It I* rumored that new* has reached • » Mllnl o»ei III«. ■»»«( I« and waa glicu ana bfoka out at Naco, Ari« with dla D«ax Junction that the Boer* attackod lie- lar». *.tr<>u* result. Th« tight .taitcil ta- Mafnking in lun e, but were repulawl. ................... Mciu'reig I,.. r. twr«-n Mail.an guard, and American Tile defender*, seeing the enemy re I*«r«t U> tvi’uium, ml tire l-iill-llug ol . roelaiy.. «nd a* a result four guard, treating, imrwuiMl them for eome di»- '"i»..... . taapltal .i V*m«,uv»r. were klllmlaud on« acrioualy wounded tame. TT m - ii a feint wa* made and "oil -wring Hist III. «.ml I h »|«|I.I at An Ameil.au named Ryan was Instant they commenced to retire on the town, llul plate I. ■I-Uielcuily al-l» lui Ita ly killed slid a III b I hmi miner was .hot llowing themselves to ta driven tn by jxi'M'iil m-isl. through the leg. he Boer*, who, eager to retrieve theii Tha Canadian government ha* b»«u poaition, again advatx-ed to the attack Adl»|.bh from Nug.lte, Ari. »ay.: A -lieiin'. i«,**, i,.a cmsmiito,«-.| Meat- adtl»o«l that the United States end •ml were drawn over lyddite min<*> laid • aa luudito aud klll«*l one and wouml- British g'oernineiit* had gh«-n effect to for thn defense of the town. It i* ru- «I *iuiiber Aiiu-rliaii «ml Mexican a I't'ivlaiunal Ala.kan boundary, which more«l that 1,600 lloere wi-re klllixl by ••m.-ri. a«» m>w lu P<ir*ull of 11.0 olii- w*a arranged tatwoen Sir Loula Ila- th«' exploaiulM, Ge* and Mr Choate, In Ix.n.b.n Thia «•« alm e*. «|« <j Flrr«l ■ ir*n,-.-ii>< til make* u<> <hange al Sksg D. tmallpnx Mare at Astori*, re- way. lull II fixe, a |B.|nt on the Dalton Indysmith, Get. 21.—Thia morning •'•liant Imm thecae» n( |hw. hcr D tiail. There Is very little travel by a iintrol under M..J. r Andy prostrated M«ip. li*, alami dl«.| «mt. T ),» |«||rnt that route. th« Hirer outj.ret at Ito.ter’e Station, ••filing .long m.riy. .n,l tlm attend and wu fired u|»m but retiiod without A new Herman war.hlp ha* been loaa. tog phy.ii tan. have uo doubl aa |o hla lauii. hill, shewn» rhrlstGir.l Kaiser •preily recover* Dntrh lllrtr Corp. Mullnl»*. Karl dor Gr.wse, by Dr vnn Moucke- • lb- firitl.h rtnamahlp Kuiglil Hache tadyamith. <Kt. 21—The UrnvoOe tatg, l.urgoma.tar of Hamburg. frrh.. .rrl,„| „ Nr„ (Mri,n, ....... mouuUMl rifle corps, which ia largely Dm Ihieu. accmdiug to a »pedal dis recruitol from the Dutch cohmiata, ha* llambnig, Germany, with 73,fi<lJ |.Mgt Il n,W t*r* *,l"»1 to 7.310 loua patch (rom Pintmla, repuliad a small I niutinitxl. "• I« th« laigeat o| (melgo lone of Ca|« mountud police near The Coining Htrltar. Berkeley, West Cape Colony, caj.tur- •••nr aval brought to New Orleaua. St. Oct. 21.—A goneral strike Ibi, Wa.hmglm, volente« r.-glmem lug two. on the Great Northern will prol-abiv The .twilling ou.» o<copied by ox i s»u Fian, tan °» lire 3|«t lu.t. president Martin Van lluren, at 3i occur within a few days. It will in A lu-w fait „..U B (n ia»t Twenty-aevenlh street, New York, clued conductors, engineers, firemen brakemen and switchmen, and the uiei has I»-. II ».III. and it la annoull. rd that | expect to tie up the road from cud U Fríñ'Í 'r*'”’"* « ’•'"•go .nd s.n the property will ta converted Into u boeri ***' * " time being 73 busiit.*. block. end. In the great strike of five yean- ago. the conductor held aloof, but thev <'oiiiiiixudaiit General Jontart ha* 1 have been tirought into the preeent ‘H**al Wuhan, It «halter, who arrived at New caul«. Natal. Ila bria. L * r' ,f ,l” *'*‘l !••'•*•••» “• (ouixl only 100 men there when he cn- tnmblc by a recent order requiring them to pay for bonds covering damages telm|aer"1 I' tix I the town. Th«- report cuirenl at to train» under their charge. The list Ih'lagoa tay that S.0<H) Boers have l««ii of grievances given by the men is a Wlh'h1’ tlm United Rtatea n-pulM-d at New.-aetle is fal*e. long one, and they claim to have been XÍ.1'«!”-l- •» «*•« Philip An Ashcroft, B. <’., report state, that unable to secure auything like satiafac there was a big rol.lu.ry al the Carihoo tion from thu management. Since last mine, near ym>sn«lla Fork*. The big March grievance committees have hem •’n Ore urn *' ‘’""b* h-»« aafi- In the I'aritmi Hydraulic Com • almost constantly in this city trying t< pany'« office wa* blown np«n, amt part reach some agreement with the railway •'"•»th. N”r»"l"l">»*. )u»l <>f the amalgam, worth $50,000, stolen, •tticials, but without result. bordi.» '••'*« r H« h > Male M»le'* • *uuHirrn auudrern I tarder, «"» The Great Northern roxd lias lately Th» Klglith Ta. M Trial. Th,. o taught 17,000,000 feet of fir timtmr in New York, Oct. 21. — Had the win. wire« Cu* •*'" ’etagrapb I Washington, neatly all of H lor tlm held today, the Columbia-Shanina I n-w« 1« l,ar,'|'""y •■••! »«Hal.la I road's pnq>Me<l ore <1o. k at Allou/c seri«w for the America’s cup woul< - — m „ *' n. .d.taiu t|lw I tay. on take Superior. Nearly half | have ended in three straight wins foi ........ ilu«, |, iu ii.a »«, «iiataivte I thia cnortiiou. order Im* been tioiight in th«« defender, and the Irish cup hunter *”"h Alrlc*. tin- |ui.t 10 day*. would have sailed home without the The transport Senator la axi«i.-ted ».> trophy, beaten aa decisively as anv u. »— "•«• ha |. t.L, " ........... City' arrive from Manila next week. Th« former candidate. Only the failure ol '•• thi v'L M' •" ‘h” new* ol thn terrible ex|»'r|-meo of the the wind saved the Shamrock from de- "•"'•"limy •Mll".r. “•• Amwri- »foam.hl|i Emprvs« of India can*«« n<> f«<at more stinging than on Monday. alarm for th« safety of the Senator, Today she was beaten on the run to tli< 1 mark ft minutes and 61 second« 'ba^pm m ’"’ ’ Vam.nirl», which la *u|>|x>m«l to also have paased outer through th« typhoon. •lapsed time, and on the lag home, io ir<V1, .. ' *"*•’»■•» I* prepar A dispatch from Lady« u I th say« which should have been a laort, bul laada, “"’"•‘’I’, "«d tilt. I.i.or ....... ................ „........ to th« llrit- which, owing to a shift of the wind “'•'•••ItaX’....... CM,fU’ ........... ‘’"I that >i letter was brought l*h pickets by Boor cyclists taaring a WftM 11 ’’road reach, the Columbia sailei I while tlsg. alguiwi by the Newnaatle | *WHy ft”1« her like a witch. Whei ,n« '••«"ntly,,7i' ' iT* Cl"1, “ *** magistrate and sent by permiaahm of the race was declared off, about V l,r ’h* I»oi UM’1 "" •"emtara to atauit Commandanl-Gciioral Dioliert, stilting minutes liefere the expiration of th ’•"•u in l”'"J"« t and to that the British who remained in Now- time limit, the Columbia was leadin ,1"' ’o-<•«,«(,.I P"W'7 ,,rh'« l»«e affair castle are wall. by about three miles. She was the, * tai <’On,’l",,<’"' Three hundml recruits, under coin- four miles from the finish. Had th, » mm '1"'*’ lh «••*•» maud of Captain W. N. Iloghna, Thir- race ended, the Shamrock would have mure or les« injured. 'r,,el' "II '• Nor|hnrn pacific I teenth Infinitiv. "nd Lieutenants W||. been beaten by nt least 20 minutes. ^"'‘•h'ng , " Olympia, de- son. Pascoe and Kinain, have been «»■ Na Frlntlon at Manila. Mnyoa Join the Ynqul«. "-'"i'».»X.,2 ’r" signed to the transport Msuuim««. «i Victoria, R. C„ Oct. 21.— Although Chicago. Get 20.—A special to th Th. *<*|red unhurt. • Hun Franciwo. with two "'•"llreJi, * ,*11 ehlnm.k salmon, the Thirty-first, under rompante* of Professor Worcma<tr, one of th« Philip- Record from Austin, Tex., says: / couimand of pine commissioners, who arrivo-l ou the dispatch from Ortiz, Mexico, says tha Lieutenant-Colonel Hayes. Empreae of Japan, refused to talk of a band of over 300 Mayo Indians ha h: figure T'''"* 0,"' b ' i |». 4 "ver offered on the The postmaster general hat l.tued a I what ho and his colleagues had done, jolneil the Yaqui retala at their render n‘,U*‘"••'"1 imid to r,Un,‘’ formal warning to nil j po*tmsstors h" denied that there had been any frio- vous near Sahaurpia. between Genrenl Otis ____ and __ the oth- against the levying of pnlttiial assess I tion I _________________ Itoach *"no,‘ In the previous wars of the Yaqui ’"’""‘•’'itlmi *'*" ,r*" 'nun further Jnents, and simultaneously the civil or mem tiers of the commission, __________ _ Ho against the government the Mayos n 111 •» •tealiu!, "nl>»t"«i<m of serlvco commission lias called attention | ««id: "There was never an occasion fused to become their allies, and th T1’ a . » '• ,ro"’ ‘"•■•«Igh- to the law governing the subject, and during our stay when our relations present action of the younger May the commission's Intention to en with the general were other than most braves is strongly disapproved by t "gon* .„ 'Z1*1* *“’•'« courts of ' force It. amiable. ’’ »or moru than . y«„, older element of the ix-accable trita. f *'H»rh T ’ •'*• In.,.,. 8 ",l"n. «ged 7» ynare * 7« he h2| ?•"’ Talent. W,,h »'lend., ,u’ « •»«•rt viali •*hplV^r*‘hl« a 01,1 b°r' hoi? ,h**"n' W'*.hH,nP "* ""‘•’»'»n« •" lb J’' '"• ».*„ , ’ • ,'n?‘1'1 tain ’ Wl" “«vor ta ’ ’¡“l,y ’* l<> use them NO. 28 * NEWS. L I) Atari has returned to hla home I in Rossburg, Or., after a 20 months' sojourn in the Alaska gold Holds, dur ing which time lie la said to have cleaned up $20,000, A few growers are employing Indians to pull, top and load beets, says tha 1-aGrande Observer It Is no uncom mon thing to see an Indisn and Indian women drive into town in a spring hack, purchase thnir supply of grot cries, and roturu to their work Indian la bor Is much preferred to Uhlnre», Ordered to Portlands Washington, Oct. 21.—Lieutenant 8. Arnold, United States navy, has been ordered to Portland as an inspector of government boat machinery at the Wolff A Zwicker iron works. Rtileltlr of a (’»«hier’fi Wife. Colorado Springs, Colo., Oct. 21.- Mrs. W. S. Jackson, wife of the cash ier ot the El Paso County bank, of thf city, committed raicide this afternoo by shooting herself. She hail been i poor health for some time, and it 1 limerai Henry's Assignment. Washington, Oct. 21.—By direction believed self-destruction was caused b of the president, Major-General Guy melancholia. V. Henry, on waiting orders, has been Austrian Ilrlch.ralh Keaaacinblns. assigned to command of the department Vienna, Oct. 21.—The reichsrath ri of the Missouri, with headquarters at axaeinbled today with a full attendant-« I Dr. von Fuchs was re-elected preeiden Omaha, IDEES WERE ROUTED 4 T y Lose the First Big Bat tle to the British. T WAS AN ARTILLERY fight he Mti/ur«i nf Hill by the Boeri W h « h Hurprlae to tllR llrltlah. LAWTON AT SAN ISIDRO. Ills Kspedltlon Moving North to Taka Tartar Heavy Hain« Hr ported. Manila, Oct. 23.—General Lawton and General Young are at Arayat with a force of nearly 8,000 men. The gun- lx>ata Florida and Geste are preparing to move along the river to San Isidro, which will ta held as a base for opera tions in the north, Extensive pre|»ara- tions have ’.jeen pro rtgreseing for several days, and the exprx ifition, whose objec tive point i* Tarlac, is expected to start tixtay. Supplies will lie taken on caacoea. General I^awton's force consists of eight companies of the Twenty-fourth infantry, under Captain Kellar; eight companies of the Twenty-second infan try, under Major Baldwin; nine troops of the Fourth cavalry, mounted, under I Colonel Hales; a mixed regiment, con sisting of one company of the Thirty- ■event infantry, six guns, commanded by Captain Scott, one company of cav alry and Captain Batson’« Macabelie ■conts. The Third cavalry is equip ping at San Francisco, to join the ex pedition. Heavy rains, the first in weeks, be gan last night, and have continued steadily. Evening—Lawton ia supposed to have reached San Isidro. No cmirau- ni.-ation has been received from him since he left Arayat this morning. INSURGENTS PARLEY They Ask Otis for Another Conference. THE REQUEST TOO INDEFINITE Manila. Oct. 24.—An American officer «»• killed and two ruon wounded by ths Filipinos iu in attack on a launch with General Lawton’s expedi tion m the Rio Chiqulta, near Sau Isidro. The rebels tired volleys fro® shore. General Olis has replied to the three insurgent nflicers who entered Ang-'es last Friday with a request, ma-is through General MacArthur, for per mission for a Filipino commission, .•aded by a Filipino major-general, to iv it General (Mis inorder to discuss peace terms and to arrange for the de livery of American prisoners, that the desired interview cannot begrante-1 be cause the suggested pro|x>«ition* of the Filipinos uro vague, indefinite and tin- military, and because the Americans American <ar*a Was On« Killed. mast continue to decline to receive any Manila, Oct. 23 —General Young’e representative ol the so-called Filipino a.1 vance guard of General LawV.n’s col government. umn, left Cabio yesterday morning and Ileal I. I»r Major Howard. entered San Isidro. The American lose Omaha, Oct. 24.—A special cable was one killed and three wounded. was received here palay announcing The heavi«.-st resistance met with war the death in the Philippines on Satur at San Fernando, where the enemy de- day of Major Guy Howard, sun of Gen stnxiyed a bridge. General Rio del eral O. O. Howard. Th», cablegraw Pilar arrived from San Miguel and per was received by Judge J. M. Wool sonally commanded the Filipinos. He worth, father-in-law of Majoi Howard, and the bulk of the enemy retreated uy and read as follows: the river. One Spaniard and 15 insur "Guy Howard kllleat in action to gents were captured. The loss of th« day. ’’ enemy is not known. The town people Major Howard was well-known in appear to be friendly. Omaha, being ou his father’s staff whan the latter was »tattooed here. He was Federation of labor. Washington, Oct. 23.—The executive married in this City 15 years ago to council of the American Federation ol Mias Woolworth, and the uuptials were Labor, at its session today, voted that a notable society fuu< tion. Mrs How the federation financially assist the ard resides here with her three chil jewelers of New York, Newark and dren. ___ Providence, with a view to more ANOTHER BATTLE ON. thorough organization of the trade and be helpful in every way to secure recog Vi» muy nition of the union, as well as a reduc tion in the hours of their daily labor. Cape Town, Oct. 24.—A Jisjatch haa just arrlv««d auimnnctug that tha Loss ot the Pelican. San Francisco, Oct. 23.—Advices re I lloera are shelling Dundee®, east of Afrrruirnt a« to Alaska. ceived by the Alaska Commercial Com- i Glencoe, at long range, but that Ureu Washington, Oct. 23 —Mr. Tower, ¡.any indicate that there can be no I tire la ineffective. ( British charge here, called st the C state ] longer any doubt that the British " Met ■ Htr«»ng Ferre. lepartment today and notified Secre steamer Pelican, which left Puget London, Oct. 24.—Accor.ling to a tary Hay of the formal acceptance by sound in October, 1897, for China. | special from Glencoe camp, the British his government of the pnqxrrition for foundered near the Aleutian islands, • ,. cavalry, BV14lry, wmie .>o><**w while pursuing me the defeated a temporary adjustment of the Alaska and that her entire crew perished. The Hoers, were engaged by a strung foro* f« .unitary line proposed by Secretary peerage recived cornee from the Alaska of the elltny ou t)ie north road. Fir iifay. Commercial Comjiany’s agent at Un- j |g |K)W ln progress. The state department is confident it alaska. It is dated October fi- ------------- _ _____ lleav* Pirli-a 1. Taking Pine». has conserved American interests in Dewey'* Trip to Philadelphia. Glencoe Camp, Natal, Oct. 24.— the matter, without unjustly treating Washington, Oct. 23.—Admiral | Heavy tiring is now in progress iu th* • '»nada. The divisional lino, taunded on the west by the Dalton trail, Is pewey last night met a select commit- northwest ol this camp, placed 22 miles stove l’yramid har- tee of the municipality of Philadelphia, THE IOWAS REACH PORT bor, w hich is regarded under the treaty headed by Mayor Ashbridge, who tend ered him the hospitality of Philadelphia as a tidewater mark, so the Canadians Trsn.purt Seoatur W«MUI»ar»4 tk» Ty- are not allowed to reach any point on during the latter part of this month. pliuun In U»«.l Shape. Admiral Dewey accepted the invita Lynn canal. Moreover, there is no San Francisco, Oct. 34.—The Fifty- permission for a free transfer across tion, naming October 31 as the date of first regiment ol Iowa volunteer*, num- his arrival, returning on the night of American territory of Canadian goods, taring 7B4 men and 4« officer», nixie* _____ except miners’ belongings. These November 1. the command ot Colonel J. C taper, matters may figure later, when it comes Muir« for South Africa. arrived here today from Manila, oo to a permanent boundary line, but they Chicago, Oct. 21.—A special to the the transport Senator. There wa* uo ■ire not touched njon in this modus. Times-Herald from Evansville, Ind., ■ickness aboard. The only death re of ‘ the British govern p,,rte(j that of Edward Kissick, com- fitys: / An agent _ ’ Strike Cannot Be Averted. li . city today __t k . ^iny o| Oskaloosa, la., who die.1 a jnent was in • this and . shipped St. Paul, Minn.. Oct. 23.—A Great TOO mules to St. Louis. They are in Nagasaki of dysentery. The only inci Surthern official said today that the tended for South Africa. There are dent of the »uyage was an accident th conclusion had Iwn reached by the several agents scouring the counties hapjiened to Edwtu Statler, compa nul that a strike could not be everted. of Southern Indiana and Illinois, buy- M and _ Homer ___ ___ A. Read, company Higher officials will not talk, but the ing mules for the British government. I (1MVg ollt :__ fl()in t Nagasaki. _ ___ wholesale merchants have been prob- were injured by the breaking of a *> The Alaaka Agreement. ng into the situation, and their rejorta which fell ou them. Statler’s leg • London, Oct. 23. — The British offict confirm the statement that the Great broken au.l Read sustained a fractu« Northern is likely to witness the moat asserts that the verbal changes in the ol the skull. Both ineu are doing well of the Alaska modus vivendi an •ffective tie-up ever ex|«rienced in the ‘terms __ ______ ___ _____________ The Senate! was caught in the tail no practical importance, and havt West. The jobbers will lose thousands of been readily agreed to, and that It if I ol the typhoon encountered by t».« >f dollars per day. and are anxious to assumed Secretary of State Hay and steamer Empress of Japan. Sb» waa head off a strike. The recent order the British charge d’affaires in Wash umsed about lively tor several honra, inakiug conductors reiqumsible for dam ington will sign tomorrow._____________ but suffered uo severe damage So ■ age to their trains is the last straw. M.riou* did the Bltuallou appeal to the Yaquina Jetty Damaged. Every organisation is involved, and officers uf the oteauier at onu time Y 4uina, Or., Oct. 23.—A gale hat •hat m H the paaaeugurs were ordered be ,-very trainman, from conductor down, including telegraphers, will go out if blown fcT the past 24 hours, being ac ..w, aud tlie hatches were batten«- companied by heavy rain and thunder the strike is ordered. ilowu. _ _________ and lightning. The Columbia Win«. 1 lie l>«4Mtlj Knife. The heavy sea carried away about New York, Oct. 23.—Through wild 700 feet of the north jetty. The total Lebanon, Or., Oct. 34.—A aer.OUl ml heavy seas, in a breeze that ap lenght of that jetty was about 2,300 stabblug affair occuir«al al Sweet lluute oached the dignity of a gale, the gal- feet, and it was part of improvements last uveuiug. J. P. Huhn, the Sweet tit sloop Columbia today vanquished that cost about $700,000. Home iiieicbaut, stabtad and serriuua- the British challenger Shamrock by 6 ly woutotal Albert Weddle, the saw Thirty-Ninth at Vancouver. miuuteaand 18 seconds actual time and mill man al that place. The troubl» Vancouver Barracks, Wash., Oct atoxe In the aeltlemeiit ol account« ta ti minutes and 34 seconds corrected tune thus completing the series for the 23.—This afternoon the steamer Un twveu the two men. Weil.ll« a blxilhe Vmerica’a cup with a magnificent dine and Lurline, towing a large barge, owed Halm and llahn tried to work rough-woater duel and a glorious Yan reached the government wharf at Van the account tn against Alb- it AV«'1 couver barracks. On board were two kee victory. aud thu trouble *ta«te<l. Wc Initiations of the Thirty-ninth, the stabtad three or loui tit »• riffi« I»» Veneiuela Kndrd. I wind, hospital coips and all theirbag- la-ing tn the abd.'iueu ant Caracas, Venezuela, Oct. 23.—The tage and equipment. intuatinee out. A physician I n«4. «• .••»••■■I’«- n».«>v General Ap- In the House of Lords. mimed from I hi* city, and w. e London, Oct. 23.—In the house ol rived he found Weddle iu » it lords, the premier, the Marquis ol couditiou, aud there is bul Utlli 11 Salisbury, presented the queen’s mes tatiou of hi* recovery, '< sage calling out the militia and moved Hahn said he waacoining U LH anm 11 an a. Id rose of thanks to her majesty. to surrender himself to an ulli« er, bu 4 The address was immediately adopted, he ha* nut arrived here. The fueling and the house adjourned until Thurs al Sweet Home la bitter again I him. day next. ivxolulluu In CulauB.i.. President at Washington. y Colon. Collutta, Oct. 34 Orerete» Washington, Oct. 23.—President Mc letton has eateuded fruiti 'rundtlM- d h Kinley and |>arty reached Washington, marca tu Lima. The Colom b'au rub- T nearly an hour behind schedule time. I mmi Moyaca is about tu leave for I- Mrs. McKinley’s health has been im Gauck, where an army ol 10,000 men la proved by the trip. '.slug assembled by the government. • rie«. ■» Camp, Oct. 23.—After i.'ht hours of continuous heavy fight- ng. Dundee hill wax carried by the Jublin fuaileers and the King’» Royal if',.-«, under cover of a well-directed r’lllery fire by the Thirteenth and ixty uinlh batteriee. The Boers, wl»o hreateired the British rear, have re- ired. The fight wa* almoet an exact coun- er|«rt of that of Majuba hill, except hat the poaition of the Boer and Brit- sh forces were reverend. General -ymona was severely, but not danger ously wounded. Th«- tattle today was a brilliant sue- ism . The Boers got a reverse which nay |x»aibly, for a time at any rate, he- k all aggr«»»ive action. The Brit- -li .rtillery practi.-e in the early part f the day decided the tattle. ih>- seizure of Dundee hill by the iku-ra was a surjirise; for, although the ■icketa had ’xwn exchanging shots all light, it wa* not untlll a shell boomed >ver the town into the camp that their presence was discovered. Then the sheila camo fast. The hill was posi tively alive with the swarming Boers till tire British artillery got to work w ith magnificent energy and precision. Directly the Boer gun.* ceased firing, '.« neral Symons ordered the infantry to iii< ve on the position. The infantry charge waa magnificent. The way the Knig’e Royal rifle* and the Dublin fu- *ll«ers »tormo-l the position wa* one of th. most «pleudid righto ever seen. • ■< neral Symons n a* wounded early m the action, and the command then lived on Major Y’ule. The enemy as they fle«l, were fol- :>.wed by the cavalry, mounted infan try anti artillery. The direction taken was to the eastward. At the latest re- |!«>rt* the cavalry had not returned. A rough estimate places the British loss at 250 killed or wounded, and that of the Boer* at 800. Germany Opposed to Arbitration. Ilear*Bnd Cullltiuia. Ixrndon, Oct. 23.—The Times’ Ber Salt Lake. Oct. 34.—An air-brake y I- lin nirresixnvlent says: The sugges failure caused a wreck on the Uregoe i tion of submitting the Samoan ques Short Lina at Farmington, 18 miles tion to arbitration does not meet with north of thia city, this ev< nlng approval in authoritative circles here. Firemau Harry Colemau lapainfn1* but not fatally Injured, utxl Enp « Forty-flfth Start* Sunday. Pigman was ta»dly sba' ; Minneapilia, Oct. 21.—The Forty Sim Both saved tlietr lives by m n fifth regiment, at Fort Snelling, will *Tbe wreck was a rear-einl uoll4* □ break camp Sunday morning and leave tween two *oqthl»>und eatr» for San Franciaco, eu route for the Trains •it’. <- • jay».’ -*»re Philippines.