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« REPUBLICAN. KLAMATH vol*. NO. 3.3 i < fl I *7EH NEWS. v 4 rietorinarlizbur.-|i, threatened tliu Ihx-rx Window g|a,:l j.,i,|„,rM (>| have orgauised. I AGUINALDO ESCAPED. 4 by foung «11.1 Whealeu < lua.d In and It» Wax Dune. York Manila, Nov. 28.—Aguinaldo has Mcaped N'twii'ii Generals Young anil U heiiton. General Young 1» pushing toward Bnyomboug. « '4 i 4 Î1 r SELF-INFLICTED **’ hr*me of WOUNDS. Moltllrrn In Ihf Philippine« 1» <«rl bill ofSenlrr. BITTLE AT BELMONT New York, Nov. 25.—Self-inflicted wounds are so frequent in th« American Engaged Many l««n.| Hrn iH.lh . purchased by army in Luzon, aveis the Washington Methuen’ the giiverniiietit now correspondent of the Herald, that Gen Heavy Fighting. eral Otis bus been compellixI to issue Ile« I nltixl tate* « rtii,*«t Montgom Th. < liarl«*l..u*a Crew. instructions directing that a strict in Manila, Nov. 23.—The gunlxiat TICK.SK TH KS FROM THE WlllEi ery lew »irli« I at M<>iitevld«x>. 'IF.GAN SINKING FIRST OF WEEK Helena arrived at ('amaguin the night WILL BENEFIT AMERICAN MINER vestigation ba made of each case of this ' ' *>»i«ii tine was organ I s«« I in character in order that projier action THE BRITISH WERE VICTORIOUS »f November 12. Th« watchers of th« linker City. <>r , t., .|,.u,|l,1> Mr,.| may I* taken. The Immediste effect wrecked cruiser Charleston saw her Sa lsl*r.*<0«< <••)•."”"" “* ”••••• r>«*l In <Miii»c.|i|1.ll..„ ,,[ |-ir,| Hallslmry’s Who of these instru -tion - was the issuance Dro»« the Dutch Iroin Their Po* I- lights and thought there was a fire Iks Tail Hs*»l*P»«eras rre*»»t..l of orders by General Wheeler, then at l»'t<'iii<*iil< nt «llplomatiii matter» will ii|«*n a nearby island, wh«rcu|x«n they l„ , <>uu«l.»*.«l Ferm. llou, but f.ost Heavily In th« l*e delay«.) Angeles, organizing boards lor the in la-gsn to take xtc|is to help those on- Operation. vestigation of two cases. langenx!, but a searchlight of tho It I» aai«l that Un« |li,«>r* move so fast One of the Ixxirds, consisting of f irst Lsslhcr and hides are g'*ln< u|« rap an«! <ilt«ii timi th,- l’.iitii»>i cannot k«e| New York, Nov. 38.—Garret A. Un Helena communicated her presence New York, Nov. 21.—Captain Wil- Lieutenant Oxdidge, First Lieutenant London, Nov. 25.—Before anxiety as track of them. hart, vl«v president of til« United mil the village where thc men of the liam Abercrombie, who hax xjx-nt six ■ I.- and Assistant Surgeon F. W. Pinkham to tho situation in Natal had been re I h -r|c»t.in were located rsng with States, died at his home In I'ati-raoii, y«ars in Alaskan exploration, and who Th.* ll«x*r» have i:»t««>urt cut off on 11*« American* uh « in control ol cheers, A |iarty from the Helena awl has just surveyed an all-American route and First Lieutenant J. C. Wi lborn, lieved there comes news of a great bat vastly gr« «il. r lerrltory In Luzon thin, N. J., at 8:30 o'clock this morning all slilcs. At Ills ls*dsi«le wore Mr«. Iloburt and the < barb stun visited the stranded vex- to tho Klondike, [Missed through New will investigate the case of Sergeant D. tle at Belmont. This has happened ago. Much anxlriy 1» («It fur a numl.-r ol they wet« a ..... .. bls son, ( Jarret A. Iloburt, Jr., together a l Novemln-r 13. It was found that York today ou his wuy to Washington H. Barr, company M, Ninth infantry, sooner than was expected. Only the and an«4her, consisting of Major James official account is vet to hand, but so Agnilialdo, with a few men, women with Dr. W. K. Newton ami bis wife her Isms were clear and that her after voxels long overdue at ban Francisco to make his report to Se< rotary Root. Began, First Lieutenant Connell, Ninth far as can be gathered the fighting ap alvi «'art*, «*. wx'n Ix-twecn Han Fabian reinforcement* bridge was xulnm-rged, making it E«mr transport» wiih nml Private Secretary Evans. He said that th« main feature of the infantry, will inquire into the cam! of pears to have t«oen almost a repetition Mr. Hobart's death ha«l laten ex|«*M*t- loubtful whether anything can be sal ox|«edition from which he is juxt re for 'Hi* sail’«l It’"" Sau Francisco an l San I « iiiaiel«« «,u Friday. James A. Part company, A, Ninth of the battle of Eland's Laagto. A dis Janin* D liicliarilsoii will very prob- ed for some hours. Th« to-ginning of vage«!. Munday. turning is the completion ol plans for infantry. The n - dts of the investiga patch of the previous day estimated I In* Zamlxilcs comit is carefully pa- ibly la* the leader ol the minority ii the end came yesterday nfteriuxm, the opening of the Klondike region for tion have not lieen receive«! at the de that the Boers in that vicinity num A win*l<««» ti'l.-gruphl«* <<>m|»iny was when there **» a »luldeii failure of the trolli-.l by warships in order to prevent the American miner, so he can land at nrgnui*c<l iu New York; capital, $13,- the unit boti.« of representative*. partment. bered 2,000, and that they had five heart, am! from this attack Mr lloliart thc «scape of Aguinaldo. It is lx-lieve«l «’aides with his pack pony and pros As a mailer .«( «-««nvetilence (or til 006,1)00. Issuance of General Otis’ ¡extinc runs, and, judging from the absence of the Baltimore has proceeded north to ect any part of the public doma: never rallied. lie had Ixs-u sick for « tions and the organization of the bourd vuy statement to the contrary in the ||undn»l. "I r*«crs w« re klltol near W eeti-ru business, th« Pullman <*<>•* long time, and hud auffcred fr«s|ui-nlli r««eive American prisoners from the without interference from the officia will build ft pHir »>h”pN in itatitvr are the result of this communication official report, it is believed that Brit Lulyuulth lliursday. The llrilwh to«* Filipinos. troni heart failure, hu «I hi* strength of a foreign country. addressed to the adjutant-general, de ish wore slightly superior in number to A BrtHiklyi) <"<iurt hu« rvii<lrr«M| n <!«• ha-l to-nn uii-lerniim-d. wax *llght Gradually the “The trail 1 have surveyed,” said he, partment of tho Pacific, by the chief the enemy. Tho whercaliouts of Lawtcn and The |*rot<-»lant Episcopal church ' i»h»H that im ’I mmi I I mimh I n ciinnot I k (allure of the heart's action became “is 380 miles from the tsiuudary. and surgeon: The Boers ted chosen a position with t«» a litiH iivgrtMM in white more apparent, anil soon after mid Young ar« becoming as mysterious a. has rfrelilr l t«' <n I mi»'>l«>liarl«'s ls> our "Self-inflicted wounds of the hands ' their customary skill, and were xtrong- Aguinaldo's. The belief is growing at through the heart of Alaska. I zur- IM*hlM)|N. night lust night Mr. Holstrt became Manila that Mwton has struck the veyed alxiut 700 rules, and 1 built an n«-w p*«M'**|oii» and feet, claimed to be accidental, us- ly entrenched. The British were Thr \ HtlfXHlM r ill <>.) chief of I«» uiicoiisciou*. remained lu that n»* su|«n tn«* court has dro|«l*d that trail of th« insurgent “government” all-American trail about four feet ually occuring on outposts, are so fre- , obliged to carry three ridges in socces- I Hur I t Ill's« ” « I k « htm thr nought th« S«irth«ra I'a« Illi railroad cannot and is pursuing tho ministers into the wide, with a view to its ultimate qnent that 1 have the honor to suggest tion. Apparently the guards bore tho iu"u«itt, Ihr inur lrrur of MillioiliMK txil'l • 4 ‘ >-f«»*l strip through H|s«ksne Byqnia mountains. It has been his widening, and 75 mile» long, through that all such «-aee* be carefully inveeti- brunt in carrying tho last ridge by a Kuril, t»( ('hit'ug't. ambition tn «-apture the Filipino leader the Rocky mountain divisions from gated by the board of survey similar to I>ayonet charge after its defenders had The wr«> k of the l<ark«ntliu« Jan* ihr l'.riliHh court of him rr «nd he and Young lielinve that a cav Val<les to the Tonsina river, which that called in cases of desertion to de been shaken with shrapnel. Nothing Fslkrulxirg wn- found off Cap* Hat I wrnu’l thr hmrr court mh <I will alry brigade, living on the country, flows into the Copper river. termine the circumstances under which Is sai«l as to whether tho positions sc tery with 11 'thlug on l**>unl but a Ida. k “This road, of course, is merely a they actually occurred. All of these pained were held aid the destructii l ould run them down to any [«art ol th«- Mt'iiuiiH IHtcrhiitI 'Udl ntilroM'l t< cat trail an-1 very crude, but its course is men became disabled for military duty, (>f ammunition seems to indicate that the island. with it« plan (or (uii’tinx tt$ 1 ' I 111!. ft ii jirr rrtil U n I« • »tii vague report brought in by well watered and game is plentiful, with usually a minimum amount of the contrary was the case. D'Uls. (i»hnt* 11 aiul I'll 11..< to I ph ta sre -¡mnirh ¡irisnners is that Aguinaldo especially Ix-ars, goats un«l wild sheep. maiming for civil occupation and thus While General Methuen can be «-on- ¡hr nmy «hj.ArtfnrHt tin« award«*« all after Uir Republican iiallotial con- “The Klondike expedition started secured a discharge.” and others were nearly surroundixl by (■ratulated upon a brilliant victory, it th«» rohtrwet for n drydock nt th« veutluU. American» wain iift.r the insurgent from Washington on March 22. and i- again at the cost of a heavy loss of Isfwgu«» ¡»laud HM\y-yMr’l. rhH«<l«»l|»hlM, Chase of Aguinaldo. Tranxvinlinental rnllroa«! |auv-««ngw to thr \tlunt; Gulf iV Puulflo ( «Mil chief left Tartar, but he escaped 1 ba«i with me two topographers, two ifficers and men. Manila, Nov. 24. — General Young civil engiueera and Lieutenant Bab- rul<- hsi«' l»»-n restored as a result of |<uy, for f 7h2,«M ». through the lines in [»-axant’s clothes. Situation In Natal. reports that Aguinaldo, with a party a ennierrnce h< 11 111 I'ortlaU'l l*y lb** (>ftb «r» ami soldiers arming utt’a- cock, in charge of construction. We of 200, including some women and a The situation in Natal remains oh went by train to Fort Yellowstone, in A rrpnrt him b««»n rrr«d v « m | nt Vic various Unas. bulannum from iaiw ton's force descrilie Yellowstone l’urk, where we picked few carts, passed Aringay, on the coast s«ure. Fighting is reported at both toria <>( th«» dniwulng in Alimke <»f m th«* campaign as one of great har<b«hi|>. Th«* Ysqui Iti'llan- arc drilling like fietween San Fabian and San Feman- Estcourt and Ladysmith. It was at Mr« Ihitnl.h ton, another woman and Many men dropping out sick w.-re left up horses and packers, which we ««Idler*, anil are being cxh<«rtc«i by shipjied to Seattle. We left Seattle on dio, in the province of Union. Friday, first reported that heavy firing has been three unknown men. They were car- at various towns without adequate their chiefs to light until tho w I i IU mi November 17. The general adds that heard in the direction of Willow- ried under the I«« in a small Imat. ■upplics and attendance, some of them Ajiril 15, on the steamship Excelsior, ur. sll exterminate I. Because he transferred his Washing condition until hi» death. Mr. Un making their way across terrible roads. the expedition then numbering aboii* Aguinaldo probably intende«! to strike Grange, leading to the belief that Gen inland through the Binqna mountain« eral Hilyard had made a sortie. Later While showing a friend how ha t--ri h««me. tin .-lit ol pitrioti«- citisena, tori'« death was du« directly to nngins A number of horm-s were dying, and 35 souls, Including a trail boss, a dyi towards Bayombong in the province of 11.»patches aunonnce’that General White xould drop a («■ >t|a>«l, a l*urtland first t*« his wil<< aiul later to his son, pectoris, complicated with myocarditis many soldiers and even some of the am iter, two sharpeners, graders an Nearly all the representatives of for- Neuva Vizcaya. aortied from Ladysmith and inflicted bandy men. When we arrived at butcher shot and »vriou.ly wouu«l««l a Admiral I *« '.««-y Is th«* subject of mu«T «tlicers wen- marching on, half nuked, General Young, with cavalry and z demoralizing defeat upon tho Boers. boy who wu looklug on. «'ensure, and eontril utors to tho fuud sign nation* in till* country have sent their clothes having be<-n torn to pieces Valdes we foun«l many miners from m<-«w*ag«s of sympathy to Mrs. Hobart. the interior stranded and suffering. Macaliebee, is pursuing the Filipino It would be premature to give full cre Ten *hq*« are rrjs«rtc*l to havu gone will accept mi explanation. m getting through the jungles. O ik * of thè first |s raotis to rx¡>n-»s hi* The war department directed that they leader, part of the American force tak dence to either report. •>h<«rv on thc straits of Magellan H Some of them were rodneed almost Congress will 1st |>r<ttti>>nr> I to create What is quite certain is that I-ady- 1» (eaiwd their cress have fallen lute |s«sitn>n* for Fitzhugh Leu and “Old sorrow nt the death of th« vice-presi to breech-clouta, ami hundreds were lx- given employment on government ing the direction of San Fernando. In dent was Prwfdcut McKinley, who had * fight with Aguinaldo’s rear guar«l at smith, Estcourt and Mooi river station the hatnl» of th > cannibals. l«aref<»>ted, their shoes being worn out, work, an 1 as a result of this no des ||«>sa'' Wheeler A full«! will also Is Aringa, one Mucabebe was wounded ire all isolated, and the Boers seem ticen Untitled by telephone by Private After a thorough ln«<*sttgatl<m D m * started to pur* has« each ol them a! and all were thing on any sort of pro- titute miners had to tie taken out of Secretary Evan*. Attorney-General ind the insurgents retreated, Their ible, after detaching enough troops to The movement Is l«eing etigl-1 German gm eminent finds that the In sword visions. Bread was tare, and carilxxi the country on the revenue cutters. loss is unknown. hold the British forces, aggregating Griggs who «»« in Washington, tele- During the coming year then* will be *|**ction «4 n , .«is as . omluet««| lu this ii<«'r*'I Io toting la II«'«, wto« want thelt meat an«l banana» were the staples. 17,000, to push ontowar«! Pietermaritz graph«-1 that he w««ul«l return V» Puter- Deatli <>f n Miner. General laiwton foresaw that the cam- numerous enterprises embarked in coontry to he [wrfectly reliable. I lots to |. ■ major-general». Tiio first burg with some 7,000 men. son at the earliest [xiaaiblo niomont, |»ugu w«'tild involve such hardahi|»<, Alaska, especially in the Yukon coun- Corvallis, Nov. 25.—Sitting bolt up Emperor William Is in England, meeting wa» heli! 111 Chicago. am! he is expectol to take chary«’ ol Fighting in Panay. but he consider««! it the quickest aud 1 rv. right in his chair, with money and cer- lie »»» ««-rn««I with all the |s«mp of The IU hts an* said to la* pillaging. all the detail* of the funeral. “The country to lie opened to settle Manila, Nov. 25.—Severe fighting <-h«*a|»*»t way of ending the war. tiffi'ates of deposit aggregating $4,5OC royalty. Public building» were <l<«*>- ment is fully twice a« large as the New- R«q> rt- "( great British victorioa an- concealed about his ¡x-rson. Michael north of llo Ho liegan November 21. hited with British, German »n«l United Although many n-gnrde«l Mr. Ho- England states, an I will support thou THOUSAND REBELS KILLED. not ooutlnn«*«!. htnta* flag». McGraith was found dead in his cabin Four Americans were killed and 25 Imrt'« iilnem in th« early aud latter sands of people. The water ia good, in King's valley, yesterday morning. wounded, including three officers. The lour thous>ivl mlmira iu Indiana part of the summer us M-riotw, it was Terrible Until« Between Colom lilitti Th. Sam m trealy will ».«on i*n die- the soil fertile, game abundant, except Life had apjmrently lieen extinct fol insurgents are retreating to Santa Bar not until late in < Ictolx-r that his family Ke be In mu! (iot ri nment Force«, ps«<i of. sc< n-tary llav merely awaits have gon« on a wage strike. in the Copjier river valley, and all the four or five days, and the verdict of the bara, but the fighting continues. atul friends In-gxii t«> <lc*|«ir of hi* the arrival of test of agn**<iii«nt entereit Democratic ne«»|uq»*rs In Kentucky New York, Nov. 23. — A dispatch to hardy grains, such as are raised in The country between Jaro and Santa coroner's jury was that death was from life. Mr H«il«art aux then informed the Herald from Panama says: Official into tatwM :i Germany in 1 Gn at But now coneelc Taylor nearly 3,(H>(). Silieria, an* raised along tho line of natural causes. The cabin was a log Barbara is thickly intrenched, espec sin. of the fatal character of his malady— advices from Bogota. dated Novemlx-i this all-American trail. One hundred Cattle trow coininatnl thc highest dilated right hi«art, due to myixiirditis barn, rude and floorless, and, as far a* ially near Pavia. The Sixth artillery The industries of Culm are In a da- pri< «*» since 1882 m thu Chicago mar —and ho remarkixl- “Wall, if it must 18, reports that a terrible Imttle be and fifty miles alxive the mouth of tho the finders could ascertain, the dead fired on the trenches and th» plorable rendition In two pint liter« tween the govenimut forces and the Copix'r river is dense vegetation and ket*. man’s f«xxl had apparently l«een chiefly Eighteenth infantry charged, thc en- lie that I ain to go, I may as well ba revolutionists was fought near liucara- the dertru«'tl«>n of sugar interest* alone luxuriant grasses and three or four potatoes. Nothing in the line of food ?my retreating to the next trench. Th* Lumbermen in this country think reaigned to my fate.” I’ estimate«! at $«.«0.000 «Mill, llt|l| them manga, capital of tho «Icpartinent ol kinds of edible strawberries, Th- supply, save potatoes, a few pounds of ••■’ghteenth again charged, em-ounter- Tha morning of (8-tolx«r 31 it was that < 'aiuvla I- t<»> severe in her retalia are nn etf.irtx at rebulklinff. Santander, in which the government month of Copper river is a wide del and attacking a force of bolomen, to*au», bacon and a little flour war thought the end had ronie, but the )«a- Itocaua- th«- supreme lodge has de tion. forces were victorious. containing sand liars and shallow .0 were hidden in the long grass, found about the premises. tient ralliixl and for more than a week Tho Standard Oil Company has It is stated that the l«att!c last««! two cided tn reratc ()|,| memWs, thereby while (¡0 miles up the mouth are the xml who severely wounded several continued to improve mid to eat solid days, ending at noon on N«ivemlx*r 16. Miles glacier and the Childs glacier. China Trade Big. liicrea-ing th.. aments, tin* Knights i - hims I the price on crude oil to a |«uut Americans. f«xxl with a relish. Thnx« days ago, Washington, Nov. 24.—American More than 1,000 rebels were killed Finding it was impossible to navigate w','’ ............... Hou r in Nc * J.*r*« y are thc highest in four years. During the afterno«m of November however, his ap|x<tit« failcil, and he products seem to be gaining more ra 21, the fighting was severe immediately bilking <»( Mvc’av>i(tf| The revenue cutter Manning will gradually grew aeakor him ! weaker, ami 3,000 wounded. About 10,0(8) the Copper river, we went around by pidly in favor in China than those ol men on lx«th sides were engaged in the Prince William sound. A speeial session of the Wiiahingtou .Min leave New York for the North I’a- south of Pavia, three mile» north o' lie realizivl a few hours lx«fore he lx- General Uribe and General “In my experimental garden at any other nation. The annual report Jaro. The Twenty-sixth companies re togislature Is being talked of. ■ tfle coast, where she is to remain tn came unconscious that he was near to tight. Francisco Gomez, prominent leaders Vahles 1 raised jieas, carrots, turnips, of the inspector-general of customs ol A itrel fl)r thr |I|lka<1(, o( future. death, and ho sal-1 to those alxiut the of the revolutionists, were wonndi-d lettuce, radishes aud other garden stuff. China covering tho year 1898, just re turned to Jaro immediately, thc flank »l*n ia k> be designed au«l built by I'reaident'x mi»sage will Ix’ held bedside: *T know that my time is ami it is re|<irted that General Pablo Port Valdes was our base of supplies ceived by the treasury bureau of statis movement having captured three six- ' Ncago men. «)x'ii until th«* lutest [»«»aiblc time, nearly up. but death is welcome to Emilio Vallier was killed. On the from Seattle, the supplies lieing |*acke«l tics. shows an increase of nearly 4C pound smooth-bore cannon and a quan tity of arms and ammunition, The '>klah..,na want, statehood. A lobby awaiting developments lu the Philip me.” per cent in imports into China from snemy’s loss was not obtainable, but government side General Pena Solano in by pack trains.” Mrs. llolmrt remained in the ream Pillemizar and General Fernandez the Unite«! States, while the increase seven men were found dead in one «■- wXgZ n .................. * pine». in total imports is less than 5 [Mir cent. trench. Two con(c**<«l horn«-thlevee in Illi to the end ami after her husband'* were wounded. JOUBERTS DARING PLAN. The regiments command««! by Gen There I, g movement on foot to hold nois traveled a rough road on their death until she nml her son, who was The insurgents are falling back on Industrial Hearing. way t<> jail anil narrowly cxcu |» m I with her, were taken away by friends. erals Holguin and Lujan are rejxirtixl Will Attempt to Defeat thr Believing Santa Barbara, which, it is expected, Washington. Nov. 25. — The indus ¿mri X,n..... . «"intern. Column in Detail* lynching twice. W' nal livestock Garret Augustus lloliart was a na to have occupied llucaragiuiga on No trial commission has concluded to send General Hughes ha» attacked before London, Nov. 24.—Although it is vember 18. The place had been held tive Jerseyman. lie was Isiru near A terrible luittlc t«x«k place lust out two special subcommissions. one t< this morning. cokmil'|,,H ,ll<" ”,,t “mung tho evident that the situation in Natal is Thursday Ixtween Colombian rel»*lx Long Branch, Juno 8, 1844. Ills an by the revolutionists since the civil the South and one to the West, in Feb I>ervi«he« Were Kouteii. again becoming sufficiently alarming, and government force». A thousand cestors on tho father's aide were Eng war of a month ago. Omdurinan, Nov. 25. — Wingate I nothing can l«c officially ascertained ruary and March, to inquire into the The Manavia, iv*v Fwattat* •tnimftr I lish, and on his mother's side Dutch. questions, which the commission is con found Netissa evacuate«!, pushed on to n<lx<lx woro killed. ¿io;.-X'::“;."::;; to allay public anxiety or the curiosity His election with President McKinley sidering, with the exception of the Abriaadil, four miles farther, and Walter Morehead, of London, a felt regarding the disposition of the in is'.ui, and his caiwlde oecu|iancy of trust topic. The Pacific coast subeom- found force encamped, They were st*» kholder in the Southern Pacific, reinforcements recently landed at Dur '"»y 1* us.«!. tho presiding officer’s chair of the sen mission will meet at Chicago, St. l'aul, forthwith engaged by the mounted has n|qx'alixl to the conrta to act aside ban. The war office dispatches are ate, since March 4, 181)7, are well Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland troops, under Mahon, with four Max- «■onfined to a mere recital of a few cas , “ "i«M'<l i»*nnisM„i, |,v th„ state th« recent reorganization. |R IIIIIASH known. and Tacoma. ms and two guns, and tho Jehadieh, ualties at Mooi river, which confirii lTr,!"."nt I- handle Thc xclvxincr Maple !a*a( was >»"*• aiidlm“’ ................... . ,,,r Eng- :nder Gorringe. Tho dervishes charged NO ANXIETY IN ENGLAND. the reports of skirmishes there, but Statehood for Alaska. wrecked abreast of New Glasgow, Iler with all their old dash to within 80 give u«> details as to how the engage Washington, Nov. 25. — Governoi lieeii captain, now «load, was to have Itrllrf Column« Will N«»u* Noon Kml All 1 **en »Ut to 11«, 1 ments happened, Tho special corre- Bradley, of Alaska, in his annual re yards of the guns. Wingate, with the married on his arrival in jxirt. the Trouble. ”'“**l wit) ( "I l’anay. »pendents are only permitted to de port, pleads for statehood, government infantry, arrive«! in time to support New York, Nov. 23. — A dis|«atcli -Mt.,ti,'“, 1 ,,,‘l »«I Th« torped«>-lx>at Dahlgren is not tip scnlie Major-General Barton’s camp at establishment and operation of cable Mahon, and cleared the whole camp. to requirements ami her buiblers will from Ixindon to the Tribune says: Mooi river vaguely as "Targe,” or and telegraphic lines, and persistent The dervishes liolted through the bush, The war in South Africa, for which have to pay tines. The Ixiat, it is said, was “ample.” branding of female seals and cessation pursued by the mounted troops, Win- England is generally belicicd to have nutator of," ltlri"‘"Hiam, Ala. (me correspondent says that 7,000 of killing them for at least 10 years, gate estimates Fedil’s force at 2,500 A should not have been accepted. obtain««I a free hand in advance from General Funston says that Colonel to pray,7' - i,mr’ re Boors are within 25 miles of Howick An appropriation of $110,000 is asked men, of whom 400 were killed, Win- Metcalf is not guilty of the charges of th« German cin|H«r<>r, is dragging ie Falls, near l’ieterniaritsburg, and that for a penitentiary and suitable public gate captured many prisoners. grain, ,(n’nhx oiîl,1,' '.'f " on ... murdering 11 Filipino preferred agninxt the dark, but there is no longer any rifles and spears. The Egyptian casual th« inhabitants arc fleeing to tho capi buildings at Sitka. the publi«- anxiety over the silence main ties were three wounded.” ter«, . ........ ’'"mtoddt. H. I)., him by a nioniber of th« Twentieth tained ie«q«-cting Ladysmith, Estniurt the stream, »««•«.,.. i«nu. rains, tal. Evidently a considerable force of Bebel Army Broken Up. the enemy is now within 40 miles of 01 lutanti," “"mbflr Kanzax. in its path. Half carrying destruction New Warshipn. or Kimberley, A strong reaction has New York, Nov. 25.—A dispatch to The Santa F« is stretching out for Washington, Nov. 24.—Secretary set ill against the depresson which a mile below the starting [xdnt, the Pietermaritzburg, but it is otlicially the Herald from Manila says: The gen Moving'south' "'r" "r,‘ r”l’”rh”' trade in northern California. It has prevailed after the capture of Carle river, at the site of the smelter dam, announced from there that no anxiety Long will recommend to congress a eral opinion here is that Aguinaldo ’ e recently l>oii<lo«l the Klamath road, prevails, the garrison numbering 1,000 *°”n"’V of <■«( »,' (• 7 r ''‘J""1 ton’s battalions, and public confidence already half finished, is oompreaseil army will never again <ome together programme for new naval construction l'ri"'l»iniltio11 "l'"»y. hx- | hniio «I a the licit Liiie iilsnit Eun*kii hurlsir and has reached a stage where any future into n canyon scarcely 125 feet across. men, with six guns. General Jouberts’ in any considerable force with him in which will be in accordance with tho plan, apjvarently, is a daring attempt to th"y will rvlh’",r'"g ",n "><“ immense tracts of timber land. Through this channel the logs piled reverse is considered out of the ques command. The forces under General policy that has been pursued for the defeat the British relieving column By the death of Vice-I’reaident Ho tion. 20 feet high came with a deafening Th«, . Protection. Lawton and General Young are follow past three years. He will ask for three from Durban in detail, while still at wi'l''"pr«'iul i1i't1(".,‘«"n"ry "’'’'"tuent is bart, the office of vice-president lav- With the fresh reinforcemonta arriv rush, tearing out ]x>rtions of the false ing so rapidly on his heels into Bayom- armored cruisers of abont 13,000 tons’ tempting the reduction of Ladysmith. 1,1 "tod Wiv ' . to Haul to lie comes vacant for tho rest of McKin ing yesterday at Cii|x- Town, more than work and cofferdams, after having bong that no insurgent capital can be displacement, three protected cruisers ley’s term. Th" president pro teni of half tho army corps is now on the swept away a temporary bridge a quar of about 8,000 tons, and a dozen gun for th..’ ",lVy tri,"ito ia lx,inK again established. Tltlal Wave at l.atenvtlte. Cal. M,lt«'>-Íl‘u"íú',|,'7t 'h<’ tiio senate will lx' elected when con- ground, and two tiunsporta have lx>en ter of mile above. Another bridge op boats of 800 tons, making 18 ships in Latonvillo, Cal., Nov. 23$ k -A tidal n«'W**y’i Non Ila. II. all. The armored cruisers will be en ordered to Durban with fusiliers and posite the smelter site was carrie«! "tondBtiii H" ” l'r,l,'ti<'ally at a greas meets. wave today swept away 550 feet of tho Washingten, Nov. 23.—Papers larged Brooklyn», improved in many Aaron Wolfsohn, who was xup|x>aed riflemen. The relief column, when away. The logs struck the City bridge 'V'Ï'j"ÏÏ,,H,,r,r. ’'-’'«•"’ffHira, to have «linniittod snici«to in lx>s Au- strengthened, can hardly be prepareil and piled up 10 feet high, but the wharf at Bear harlxir. Charles Ward were drawn up today by Mrs. Mildred details, and will tie the biggest shij. bridge remains firm. The loss will fall and Christopher Jones, lalxirers, were Dewey, wife of Admiral Dewey, trans in the United States navy, having great - ' l", ,,l»k»s " ''*H animal annual rcisirt gclea last summer, has turned up in to advance from Estcourt lx«f«>re the Another man, namo un ferring all right and title in the Dewey uisin tho Granby Smelter Company, drowned. "•""iiondntl,,,, f„ r Chicago. II" wax in ignorance of the speed. The protected cruisers will bo end of another week, lint the Lady *'t,,«il*. T|h,'" more Indian known, was swept into the sea, but home to the admiral’s son, George which owned the logs. The construc fact that he hail I.... .. inouruml aa dead. smith garrison is clearly secure and of the Olympia type. Tho gunboata ment ‘ «to. ^ "'«•e . nd ■' 1,1 ............... .. was rescued. Tho property loss is tion of the smelter dam will lai delayed Goodwin Dewey. The deed will be re will lie about the size of the little the ‘rito,, ,,UI P’pnlutlou, but of Alleged relative* collected $10,000 life the lloer artillery tiro is no longer heavy. corded this afternoon or tomorrow. about a month. luauranco. Marietta, of light draft. dreaded. Epitome of the Tclegruphk New* of the World. Vice-President Succumbed to Heart Failure. All-American Route to the Klondike Country. s Force tan' Admiral Dcwoy lies boon unanimous ly re-elected commander of tlm Naval ; '"Ils*. j\. , '"'n' '((''«■CHSflll upto Order of the Unitisi States. *c"""|niir«ii(|al,|()"lll,M ,|,u moaxages William R. Moody, son of Dwight L. Moody, Inis assumed the editorship of *'■ Hclilay, who 1, noon Moody’a tho official newspaper of Rear Ad,C| °T y «’"’’•«bien hit schools. up- "tatare. The gravo of President Tyler, in cemetery, in Richmond, I Hollywood ’■’’«’monto» the i Va., which has boon unmarked for 37 S .............. years, is to have an appropriate monu >7 Bishop wo ment. ^’’«’"pliy n't h L''"’ Wireless I.ildy«in11>i Well Supplied. Durban, Nov. 23.—The government, has received advices from Colonel Roy ston, commandant of the volunteers at Ladysmith, under dato of November 1(1: “All the volunteers and polico are well, and there are plentiful supplies for mail and horse. All was quiet Wednesday, and the same condition exists this morning. There has lieen no further Ixinibardniciit, ami the effects hitherto have tax'll trifling. We are anxious for news from the south.” Tin* Hngnolta Fire. Trenaure on the <><|iieii«to. Satlaflr«! With Illas. Santiago de Cuba, Nov. 24.—The Salmon Spawn«’ Long Trip. wreckers working on th<> sunken Span City of Mexico, Nov. 25.—One of the San Francisco, Nov. 23.—A novel ish armored cruiser Alminuito Oquen- most notable political demonstrations experiment is to lie tried at II. D. de, yesterday discovered a chest con in the history of Mexico occurred here Humes’ salmon hatchery at the mouth taining $19,000 in Spanish gold, which this afternoon, when the foreign resi- the Cendoya Company, tho firm cm-*dents of this and adjoining counties of the Rogue river, in Oregon. A mil- ------ . lion salmon *[>awn will arrive here on ploying the divers, will retain. Work I marched in a procession up tho ___ »uuvrc-.uu* .«*>o c«..- th0 Oregon express today. •— Tho -,_____ spawn on tho cruiser has been in progress for thoroughfare of San Francisco street to 1 will at'once be put in"» côld-stérag« five months, and many thousands of tho National pi lace to urge President ' plant until they can 1« shipped to Coos Now York authorities have tho ships dollars’ worth of treasure has been ( Dias to accept the nomination for re- 1 bMy. At that ¡xiint a tug will be wait- an,[ thc spawn will I* taken to the with bubonic plague on board well in soi ured. The safe was found in tho election by the liberal party, whose ' bund, and there is no danger of ths Ixittom, where it fell during tho buru- convention will assemble early in the ' hatchery at tho mouth of the Rogue ing of tho ship. ' coming .year. I river. fatal malady spreading. Magnolia, Ark., Nov. 20.—After a hard light by the citizen«, the cotton compress and warehouse, in which wax stored 8,000 bales of cotton, and which wax seriously threatened by last Sonic *0 night’s fir«, wax saved, stores and buildings were destroyed, entailing a loss of $75,000. in
