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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
rlNoKEE.s FuTURE

There - macn curiosity throughout
the state a. - Mayor Pngrss's political
future WithonE assuming 20 speak for
him Il may be said With some eonidencs
that hs ell not retire from the Held
without first being satisfied that the
people do not Wish him to occupy higher
oficiAl ststion than no nov occupies
VIII be again De . candidate Tor the
gabsruatioaAl nominations Without
,nsstioa he u the most popular and
cocspicuous republican N the state To-
day Whether he VIII make an active
campaign for the nomination. his pop
alanty snd proninsnce make Il inevi-
table. depends altogether upon the con
ditions which shall exist next fall III
Mayor Pingree shall become a candidate
Cor governor next year the held all be
cleared 30 ~ not 10 make the contestone
between himself and Governor Rich The
governor sill have the prestige Of having
administered his Office with integrity
and conservative loyalty to the interests
" hLs party and be could not easily
20 dislodged from public conf
dsncs IL IL believed that in case
Governor Rich desires 20 succeed him
ssif Mayor Pingses viii look Tor senator
ial honors Otherwise the conditions
xll &c reversed Governor. Rich might
become a candidate 10 succs>i Senator
Mcmillan. IN which event Mayor Pin
gree souid have clear tield- All this
- nsss speculation IL simply antici-
pates future possibilities. Ia another
year political sxigeneiss may develop
state q affairs requiring a complete re-
vsrsal Of present plans But Mayor
Pingroe 10 bound 70 cut a wide swath.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
SULLIVAN RACKS CORBErr.
lie Thinks lie VIII Do Up the Eng
Iishman

CLEVELAND. Nov. i9--Notwithstand.
ing the fact that Cleveland 10 a strong
Corbett town. and money OF all kinds is.
and has been. offered on him Ia his CON-
ing tight with Mitchell, there has sud-
denly come 70 light an unlimited
amount Of Mitchell money. Speaking
Of the coming tight. Joan L. Sullivan
said tonight: Il think. barring acct
dent. that Corbett viii just about ham
mer the life out OF the K,nglishman.
have never spoken i'll of sIitchell's tight
ing ability. but might as well say what
think. When l say he can hit hard
and ruo fast the whole story is told IL
he could land on Corbett often enough
he might hurt him. but could not do
il. and i am sure Mitchell can't. Cor.
bett on the other hand has strong. long
arms. strong. fast legs Mitchell cant
run away frou him. and IL Corbett can
avoid in lighting he will make a sorry
show out OF Mitchell. shall see the
fight. and in the event OF Mitchell win
ming IL will challenge him right there
and train for year II necessary to get
into condition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-Krupp's mon.
ster gun. which attracted 90 much at
tention at the Worlds Fair in Chicago
may be mounted in one OF the modern
Qualifications now being constructed for
the defense OF New York harbor Ii is
understood an intimation will be made
to the war department at an early date
that the gun is for sale il this govern
ment wants il. The ordnance authori.
ties Of the army are not much In favor
Of its purchase, rs they prefer guns built
on their own designs to those turned out
by the Kruppe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
TALK TO MEN ONLY
ecaa,...~s hs.a rs,s r.~,


sznt says. the path 10 stresa sith
rnbies.
sseond, II Is not only tils vay ia which
70 enjoy the good things u tnls life. boa
IL i the wsy 10 90 goo1 unless yen
spend your hfs IA the effort % taiid ap
The kiagdom II Jesus Christ IL - throsn
away aad externally Llsf. No more bead
tifal episaph can be Inscribed On tomb
stone than that which sioras the head
stone marking the grave Of Seaater
Freiingh u Nex Jersey; 'for city
years superintendent of Sunday
school. Another reason Tor giving oar
youth % Christ 10 that ytiuth ~ the oniy
time Ne eau lsarn As re grox old &c
lose the power Of iearnlng. God gives
the youth power TO do bis work. An IN
consecfatsd person robs God Of the best
part 81 his life.
Third. Youth il the only time that
you are sure IL geftiag into heaven. IL
IL proved BY carefully compiled stats
tic- that oaly tvo-thirds d the oonser-
sions are made after % years Of eye and
only one out IL loo after 40 years IL
h not only the old aud middle aged that
die Children aud young msn and
women are victims Of death on short
notice. have often been asked II be
liese that children will be lost II they
die before they give themselves % jesus
| answer that the iaxs Of several states
provide for hanging 4 boy seven years
old found guilty Of murder. IN boys OF
that age are punishable by the law l
would hate 10 see them die without the
hope in God l don't believe in death
bed repentance III You don't repent
now l have no confidence that you will
ever be saved. A death bed repentance
is not genuine. IL is not sincere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Two years ago the legislature Of ILL.,
nois passed Law 10 compel weekly pay
pent 81 wages. A man entered into q
written contract To accept payment Of
wages monthly. He worked several
days and then quit He demanded his
wages. which the company declined to
pay except in pursuance TO the contract
The man brought suit against the CON-
pany under the law requiring weekly
payments The supreme court has do
cided that the Law is unconstitutional
in that il deprives citizens OF property
without due process OF Law. holding that
the right to contract Is right OF prop
erty. including the right to fix the price
Of labor. and the mode and time OF pay
ment Thus another popular fallacy is
hurled TO the ground.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Farmers are ioquiring when the pric.
o. wheat wiil b. advanced. n vas pro
ms@e'i that wheat woeti 40 up when the
repeal biil passed. Even the election re-
turns hare failed % stimulate wheat
deals. The answer = hard one. n IL
represented that every country in Flu
POPE except Kns-ia has had short
wheSt crop add that our o~n country 10
chr frnn t-1omooO 70 COCO coo bushels.
This being true. u woubi seem a.
thoBxh the demand for wheat would
quicken and the price - Increased. Ou
tn eoatrsry the market coatinnes 20
fisctaste sFcsod very low price. One
a - reasons for this mar hs found IN
ths Fact that TIE prodscfion of India
has nos becn taken into account The
ryot Iatpr - Inslis produces eoshel -
Wheat fer fes pennies Malisns q
bushels sse prudsc~t The outlet from
india - Engiand and eontinental
ksrppo i aivays srsn srd the wheat q
tmerfca - thrown iato composition
18th ite wheat = issiia a. Mark lar.
fhaf eompetiiich r. ruinons r. Anexi
car Rficrs The demaxaxue attempts -
stow fhas shesilrsr see~ticr ha~ affected
tse xhrst nsrkst TIE drraxouue -
Bever canaiasene The relative saI.aasI.
g. q sheat sad cther eomuo,fiti.-. uss
ssccptiag ishrr. remssns tse ss,ae No
matter whst ne ncney rrndifions uay
b. Waen ers sfsple . dear. sor ether
rssson taan scsrri,y. al ether staple.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Contrary b popular belief the Saa-
dag paper - isss open - the charge 81
breaking tie sabbath than fhs Monday
paper. The sunday paper i usually %
well advanced that shen midnight
eones on Saturday comparatively very
little work . required 10 eomplsts ~
Not % the Monday paper; the bulk Of
that paper - prepared on Sunday or
prior 20 midnight Of that day. To Illus
trsts how sasily good intsntionsd per
sous Dzy strain at gnzt and swallow
hippopotamns without galp u iiius
trxtsd By an incident that occurred IN
this of3cs Saturday essning. The Mile
revival meetings are advertised In our
amusement columns presumably be
cause the meetings are held in . we'll
known place OF amusement Saturday
night the man having that advertising
Ia charge issued an order not 10 run the
advertisement 10 the Sunday morning
paper. but 20 hold II until Monday
morning. Now. had the advertise
ment appeared yesterday morning all
the work connected with IL including
the making up OF the forms. the stereo-
typing snd printing. would have been
conplsted before midnight Saturday,
because the amusement ads were in the
second part. which Is printed hrst
Under the order, however. the entire
work necessary to prepare the ad for
the Monday paper vas performed Sun
day night and the workman who put 1t
together was compelled to remain away
from the Mills meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
He Ha. Killed Three Men.

CHARLEsrowN. w. Va, Nov. la-
James White, who works upon govern.
nent lock No. 8. claims 10 have killed
three men 10 his time. White had a
quarrel over game OF cards
with two fellow-workmen. Charles
Thompson and a man named Bar
ton. Barton borrowed en- old mus
ket. gave it to Thompson and told him
10 shoot the scoundrei- Thompson went
to Whites shanty. broke in the door.
reused him and shot him in the head.
White dying instantly. They then re-
turned the gun to the owner and both
escaped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
The Keystone Watch
Case Co. OF Philadelphia,

the largest watch case manufactur-
ing concern in the world. Is now
putting Upon the Jas. E'oss Filled
and other cases made BY IL. bow
(ring) which cannot be twisted on
pulled OF the watch
Its asure protection against the
pickpoeket AID the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with the
oldstyle bow. which is simply held
in By friction and can be twisted of
with the fingers. II IS called the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

are dear snd labor - dearest whsat
has been a sbb THE fsf several montbA
Hhst - the eoaditioa a other stsFisst
fhs res>oa .hssf = 20 = b>caGse a .
forced u eompsts GA the Ensiish nar.
kss <sth ryo1-lzbor prodsced wheat Il
Iastia fbe dsnoersts seem 10 dssirs 10
expose al our azfksts 10 the sane had
d conpstifion- That = xhat tree trsds
satieip4i=s whsa II comes ths farmers
vii leok even more bop<is~<ly 70 hnc
the cause for ios.pdcsd wheat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

SAN Francisco. Nov. l9-Not Chi
nese has applied at the Office OF the col
lector OF internal revenue for registra-
ton and none are expected until notice
to do so has issued by the Six Compau-
les IL 10 stated by leaders OF Chinese
that they will take advantage OF the six
months granted them and will register
Nothing will be done. however. until the
collector says he 10 ready to receive
them and then the Sir Companies will
issue the necessary instructions
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Soas prominent citizen" declared a
few weeks ago that President Cleveland
would tarn bis attention to the matter
~ appointments a. soon a. congress
had adjourned Grover should get a
move. This i going to b. hard win.
ter. and IL ever q democrat wanted
soIace he wants ID now.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Nh KELLY has bodied up again
not Kelley OF the gold cure. but he OF
the perennial motor. Mr.. Keely's
mechanism is still unsuccessful.
add he brings no new hopes
20 the stockholders The object
OF Mr.. RecIey's recent appearances is to
say that be viii reveal some Of bis Sc
crets at some future time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

LooANsPoRr. Ind. Nov. 19.-Judgs
Reynolds. after three weeks delibera.
ton. has decided the case OF the city
against the Logsnsport Natural Gas
company. The decision prohibits the
company from collecting rates in excess
Of those specified in the city ordinance.
Natural gas consumers viii save at least
10000 this winter by the decision. The
company gave notice Of an appeal TO the
supreme court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

By recent decision the trustees OF a
Buffalo bank are held liable for the
amount Of the treasurer's defalcation.
on the ground that II they had not been
negligent he could not have stolen the
funds. A man that has no chance to
steal will DO conseientiously honest. and
hank officers cannot too thoroughly
comprehend that fact
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

CHIoaeo. Nov. i9-Contracts have
been made for the sale Of two state
buildings at the fair. Cincinnati, per.
hsps will buy the Maryland building
costing 10000. for less than $1,000.
The Montana builiing has teen sold for
$500. A conference has been arranged
between trustees 90 the Northwestern
university and the fair directors 10 ar
range for the sale "a the Maine building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

To yaccinate or not 10 vaccinate has
become 4 serious problem In Cincinnati
and the local authorities are waging a
conflict against the order OF the state
board Of health When a child has TO
live in Cincinnati. ii would seem as il %
small a matter as a vaccinated arm
could not add materially to his sorrovs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

IlsSsr Ctsw~ is grafi6ed that eur sx
ports for October esc-~d oar inport. ~
sslocQnoa The sane relative sbowins
y being made for NoTsnhsr. Good
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

CHAELIE MErKRs lives in Clinton.
Iowa. and he has companion named
Peterson. Charles offered to stand
against barn forty rods distant and let
Peterson shoot at him with a rihs The
invitation vas accepted Meyers is nov
in the hospital and the fool killer IL on
his way TO Clinton TO completes the Job.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

IL any maa presumes TO ask you What
you think II the Hawaiian question,
Io>k sise. aud tell him that you haven't
time h tell him. Il will save your rspu.
tation A. a thinker.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

QvEsy In vii b deported Il Uncle
Sam persists in placing her back on the
throne. Queer hoe eva the Kssakss
Rst an o. cur Chimes Erclnsion poiicy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

orHsR things being equal the az
nouncement that . lecture OF sermon
~ll be delivered -to nsa only vii al
any ball IN christendoua FOIL 10 overflow
in.r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

PaIIFP AkNors eonfFols 13oooOo0 -
TIE l7.on0sl bushels u contract wheat
stirred n Chicago Philip msybsp. =
preparing for hsrsi water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

EVANGELIST MnLs did commendable
act last night by suggesting that col
lection be taken for the benefit OF the
poor. The sum realized 10 a splendid
tribute 70 the generosity OF the aud
fence. But the query arises. would the
hall have been filed had the announce
ment been made in advance that q col
lection would be takeng
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Tvs has been a great year fs the
prominent young society man who lives
on sorasbody slse's money. and tvomore
d him have just been arrested in an In
diana town Tor burglary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
EConon7iC
ROaSter.

Then YOU will be to have Juicy roasts, well
cooke fowl or duck without having the trouble ordi
narly arising where the oId-faShioned drpping-pans
are used.
You do not have 10 watch and basic your meats
when YOU use an Economic Sef-Basting Steam
Roaster II watches and bSstes itself All YOU have
do after putting the roast into the oven IN an Econ
omic is TO take il out again at the proper time
The near approach OF Thanksgiving and Christmas
DAYS reminds US that we must be preparing for them
The purchase of an Economic Rooster aill insure
we'll cooked dinner and saving to you OF many little
annoyanceS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
Ipi~i

SEYMOUR--Sunday November -. 81 ii;is.
Anna r.. wi.e of Csaries n seymour. sge
b years Funeral from the hoase. No.
so Cherry stree. Tuesday 81 80 .. m.
y. q. Clergyman. funerai director. No. IS
fountain street. Tslepione l.0Do
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

ing - syssrrnL Tasy'-. ssss - csrrs hexasr.e
they sre par I'D "a lsEls x,as~ viss Trsvfr
tte cheep<st. beonsse Ezarnnte~s e. sira So
f<fas-Ttssn. fislT,arsiEa tllzt ~ E-sree felse
arr plers1-f e. 1nks. fsesussg ~ ats. f.s-
Fl n efrrs-t ke~f 1fs Is rriirf3 asss Ysa ssfr.
ths proksasm ~ soesi i.saitA aid ooa hyla-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

ThR> are = ioses
Known liver IA q
oniv one ~ sfs
tast r. can b IA
te~f - give 81
ton. or TIE mon,
rsfunei.-t II p
Pleasant Pellets
UnaIier. bus i~sfsr
the huge. cd fSsh
ptu the n edic
agents sre rs1Dsa
concentrated
Every aus =
90 Tsrs, at -
sonne tire o. -
stfpstton.
fpdi xsSfiaa
tns sn3 sal
r~iie>rei snsi
AZ yu take
Th=~ Pei ~
a. - a9f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20


(sLosE - sAs s.Assr u - $40 ksss SO
: sesss. - .sas a, !. 1rst r. see. =.
e'sesss hptzl
I HAyEsez.s iussas 1 ess,~a rsns.s t.hl.
ter I. sii ia snss sls = We ca $1,000
Alii.E bliesst r-ant ) ld.i.saz.b b1ll3-
ias hsas - ia4s % Fs-l ssa1as As
E,oR sALE ok EESf- Sc u.a.sA a
II nss tAss k.s not ssaa ss-oarl = -. :
hoDs % 90 t<kInz sleald so kranaf3e a A.
s.sss h.s san~ ses t'- hoss. e-..es hiaaaol aza
/ OF - rss.sss A :, "A: ,s.s sessA = Lave
a slLARn ! ss.ffIIas
Il Want TO fUf &c ~ s<n s-s hsssssaa
ios ~e<th fson 3 as - &.e|o. io.r 49, /
Ssh - tara A. as 90 tss elss.p Is1ss ena 10
's'-''' = '''''' al ~ i'. szTss ffiis.es
Asst sSa 49, .sss . e 49, ss 20
i'e hs1ss = ssasis fes 80 = s,fs,s
hNhifffs.tn
Real s.sta
IL. 800 sss O.. --..... Ia - =
Has Essoe tara oi.-...----......-.-..-. - acres
u uss 50 era - -----.-.- -..-.---- - .erss
: ssass tar .osa els prspssis. Cal ). o.
$50
L,oR SALE Ns~ nad r. los-s az Ns.ises
II ssenue ani, 3 "a: lusn q aud Ill IN
PETE =. ". tl1stsfboase. a. l6 snd A.. Aex
houssIAans tsl- A. Il
LNoR saLE-Iss Isks ssre-s. Lac IA e--.c-.
- : ouse oaay 81. 60 A. O. Q A street al
1liz i--Eeess hoass a. Z. o,.s lss Cot ave
boass. \. 4 sss n New Lesssnsa Il
E,oR SAL Il hsss some ane r,-oss q pms
Il Tor sale. one p o = Ias m lloas ssI .
Gated ~ sad q ew hoasensn Uiaek
a r. AArsnEE-
T,oR sALE-oncsIn a life time tas basl.
a nes beck n 90 u % sery b. locs tion.
IN the city can be b 4 cap rali ~ ossrssf n
and y Nrs Hoa~smsa biock. A. T. Ak Ssh
I,ok SALT Essr wnli.ushassh. Michsrsn.
- small PIE tne tiunte 4 a. - an
2. ~ no-seiasn 100. n A spALe
I have parties thai ~ans 70 bsy pire lumber
c.. s,shsf On .hs bee. . " q 80 :'ssa =
once y A. A. Ant4sd - - and y Aes
Hoas msn b oek
A BAR6AlN-Psrties leaving he city: two
IN hne houses "a iofs fsr ssle cfesp. : %
desirable lois eau - No. - and 3 Aex iioass.
man block A. T. S1fsDK
TAxfOERMfsr.
q X NJ LBUr. ,sssasrn 81 tirss an
" mails. d b, etc, moan Ell b nstaTe al
work strictly nrstciass specimens ienlaunte<i.
D. fns 20 tshed, alma fuxs 20 ofuer. 10
tanned ~ Wet Pal 90 strset s.
PHO-STESfN0
L U6EL BRoS-Upho . ring and rst .lrias
IN msttr sses. renossslnx spsclAlU ~
Esst Bridx, ssrset
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

GOOD HOTEI.- 30.

VNNFH ~ 4 III ~ F-11rI
UrlsSt O. - faea Trsnei~uts 81 -. 20 aaf
nssts r-ors sltaous = sra Al - - - y s,rf
~r~s hsfe fre2 A I.snco1n hsuse = -Frlas
street
DE XII H0r 81 - EverytAiaT .swig fsr.
- 4tfEe1 ff-iaa tc1t fs,ps - 20 eo7 . p
r~F as. rcsrt - n So - $3.50 ~ts p
rsre< - fF~ vrrts ter rnts 49,
Gus street Us Power prot. ietfess g
II EofENED G. s afh Ioais street. ho.s
~ Gales lhe etsnA a. nrd-rs rf ~
80 asf%s. 81 per rsy Aszs a. 80
eesrs 81 A. tsais ffrerteftr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
rAxSoEaMIsr.

q X HI LBUr, taxhferm o. tiras. an
" mails d. etc. moan ed nstnre: al
work strictly hrst-ciass spec time s fenluuItegi:
hcrns 20 ished. alma fuxs 70 oruer. 10
tanned -. Nsst Fri 90 strses -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

l. U6fL BRoS-Uphos ring and ret ssrins
East Bridss ssr-et
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

5ou nave n neF % foan IeaFe q y me
and can ~ &C 10 tor you frss o sarge
eau at 30 and ~ Nev 1lousem 81 ck
.. :. Az IspEL
MONEY Wa IT'D = Ia sums a. follow.
w $4,000. ss.0o add 500, 90 good real e.
tate secur ~ call az Ne Is and 81 New Hpu1s
man block 1f A. K sfIspKL.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-25
ADWoEs FROM MsLILLA.
skirmishng Still Continues Between tho
Spaniards and Ritfans.

LONDON, Nov. ga dispatch via
Malaga from the United Press repre-
sentative ut Melilln bearing date of
Monday says that hurricane had pre-
vailed there for two days. The weather
was SO severe that it compelled u ccs-
sation of work ut the forts that
are being constructed by the Span
iards. The mail steamer for Malaga
was forced to put back to Melilla
and remain for forty-eight hours. Not
withstanding the severity of the storm
skirmishing proceeded between tine
Spanish forces and the Ritlians Dur
ing the fighting two Spaniards We're
wounded by bullets falling into the
camp The band of thirty convicts un-
der command of Captain Ariza continue
to make trouble.
On Monday last company of con-
victE encountered large body of Riff
ans and were ordered to charge upon
them and obeyed without hesitation.
With fixed bnyouets they rushed on the
Rittians under heavy fire and put
them to fight. One of the convicts
was killed and two wounded.
1t is believed that an
advance will be made this
week upon the enemies trenches and
beyond. On Monday afternoon the
Ritiians sent an envoy to General Ma
cias. the Spanish commander. An in
terview was granted and the confer
cnce declared that the Ritfians were
ready for peace. He asked that truce
be declared until Saturday. General
Macias distrustea the ENJOYS and re-
fused to grant their request.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-25
LAMonT's Nsw ASSISTANT.
General Joseph 8. Doe Of Wisconsin the

WASHINGTON, Nov. a1.-Secretary OF
War Lamont will have an assistant sec
retary by the middle of next month.
He has accepted tho resignation of As
sistant Secretary Grant, rendered at
the time of the presidente inaugura-
ton, to take effect December Is.
General Joseph B. Doe of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, adjntant general of the, Wiscon-
sin national guard, will occupy the
place on that day. General Doe is a
lawyer, having large practice, He is
q young man, but his friends speak Of
him us having not only high legal at
tainrnents, but fine executive capacity,
and predict that he will admirably fiji
the place to which he has been called
This appointment has been looked
for from time to time aud many candi-
dates have been selected for it by rep
resentntives, some of which were possl-
bly, designed to test the acceptability of
men who had not made requests for the
appointment or been for moment
considered by the secretary of war.