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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-04
Gen. wheeler En- Route to Mobile.

Montgomery. Ala, Nov 3.-Gen. Joseph
Wheeler, commanding the Fourth Corps.
passed through Montgomery tonight on
mis- way 70 Mobile. lie was accompanied
by two members Of his STAFF. While in
Mobile the advantages OF Chronicle as the
location of permanent hospital for sol
.liers viii be investigated.
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Duty BEFORE PLEASURE.
Right Hon. George j. Goschen
Couldn't Go to sheffield.

NOUIUH NU 10 sIItHIeIH'
Sheffield England, Nov. S.-At the an
nual feast of Master Cutters held here
this evening it was expected that Right
Hon. George J. Goschen, first lord of the
admiralty, would be present as the prin-
cipal guest
Mr.. Goschen, however, was unable 10
attend the banquet and the chairman read
the following letter Of apology from him:
ut is absolutely impossible for me to
leave the admiralty. My continuous pres
ence there is essential Sheffield will APP
preciate this in the present state of af-
fairs / am truly disappointed, but duty
comes before pleasure"
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Ordcrcd 10 SAVANNAH.

Washington, Nov. 3.-Brig. Gen. Charles
r. Humphrey, quartermasters DEPART
ment has been ordered 10 Savannah,
Wnere he will superntend the embarka-
lon Of the Fifth Cavalry, which is des-
tnol for Porto Rico.
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PANAMA SAFE AND SOUND.

she Reached Havana Yesterday and
Proceeded to New York.
Havana, Nov. 3.-The transport Panama,
from Santiago, fears for whose safety had
been entertained, arrived here this morn
ing.
The Panama reached this port at a.
m and landed seven American passengers,
including some military officers
She left Havana al about 10 a. M, her
destination apparently being New York.
The Panama has about 400 sick men on
board.
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TRIED TO nHEAK UP THE MEETING
Two Men Fatally wounded I'm North
Carolina

Carolina
Ashevrle, N. c., Nov. s.--At a political
meeting in the Indian reservation in Swain
county Saturday night, William Bradley
and his son Wallace, armed with pistols
and clubs, attempted to break up a meet
ing Of Indians and white Republicans,
dragging one member out Of the building.
A free fight followed, IN which both Of
the Bradleys were cut and shot, fatally,
and two of the other crowd were badly
cut. Thomas Baker. ehabrmanfof the Re-
publican party In that precinct has ap-
pealed TO his political brethren here to
send arms In case there Is further trouble.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-04
FLoRIDIANs GET THE WASP.
Secretary Long Assigns the Steamer
TO The EIorida NavaI MiIitIn.

Washington, Nov. 3.-secretary Long, on
the application OF the Governor Of Florida.
litia of that state the auxiliary steamer
Wasp.
She was originally assigned to the Il
linois militia, but was found TO be too
large to pass through the canals connect
ing the lakes with the Atlantic
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Van wycls at PoushkeepsIe.

Pougkeepsie, N Y, Nov s.--Judge Van
Wyck addressed a large and enthusiastic
meeting in Collinsworths Opera House
tonight. He insisted that national is
sues were not involved in this campaign
He discussed the canal scandals at lenEth.
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Wei-Hai-Wei. Nov BAH the British
warships here are now fully coaled. Their
woodwork has been removed and they
are completely prepared for emergencies.
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London. Nov. "A special dispatch
from Rome says the Pope is III and his
physician, DR.. Lapponi, has been sum-
nsoued.
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GEN. LEES MoTHER DEAD.
He Leaves Richmond for stafford
Burial To-day.

Richmond. Va. Nov. 3.-1Mrs. Ann Maria
Lee, mother Of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, died
Capt. Daniel Lee, In Stafford county,
from the result of fall received several
days ago. Gen. Lee left this city for
Stafford to-day The burial will be at
ALEXANDRIA iO-nnnrroW.
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ConsuI fioIhami.lt mad

Berlin, Nov S-J. Goldsmith. the United
states consul general here died last even
. ing He has been in IN health for some
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New York, Nov 3.--The London CORE
spondent Of the Evening Post cables that
: general and satisfactory arrangement
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II. A. cHEATHAM APPOINTED.
He Succeeds J. $. Tyson as Grand
Treasurer of Odd Fellows.

Treasurer of Odd Fellows.
Macon. Co., Nov. S.--Grand Master Cruz
ard to-day wired from his home in Column
bus to Mr.. T. A. Cheatham, notifying him
of his appointment as grand treasurer Of
the Grand Lodge I. o. o. r., of Georgia.
20 succeed J. S. Tyson Of Savannah, ap-
pointed grand secretary.
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has been reached between Great Britain
and France on the Fashoda question.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-04

Troy, N. Y, Nov S.-Troy, the home Of
Gov. Black, turned out thousands of peo-
pie tonight TO greet the arrival of Col.
Roosevelt. Rands opera house, where the
meeting was held, was packed to the
doors with 5000 people as early as 7
o'clock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-04

Albany ". Y, Nov S-There was a
tremendous outpouring Of people to well
come Col. Roosevelt when Albany was
reached
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New York, Nov. s.-A dispatch to the
Evening Post from Paris says:
THE reported rupture Of peace negotia-
tions between Spain ana the United States
is not credited in the French foreign office.
France willingly will serve again as an
Intermediary In the hope of putting spain
under permanent moral, as well as finan-
cial, obligations, thus strengthening her
own position. in The European balance Of
power.
Paris and Brussels bankers are talking
active interest in the question Of Span
ish debts.
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Madrid, Nov. s.-The announcement OF
the intentions of the United States regard
ing the Philippines has greatly excited the
public here. II Is generally recognized.
however that it would be absolutely futile
10 appeal to Europe, which had abandoned
Spain to her fate.
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London, Nov, 4.-The Times, commenting
editorially upon the dispatch Of IFS Paris
correspondent, says: "The American de-
mands may possibly be hard. but we can
not indorse the statement that they are in
violation of the protocol. Nor is il alto
gether to be regretted, even from the
Spanish view point that Spain should be
relieved Of the heavy burden of restoring
Spanish dominion in the Philippines"
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-05-12
A SUCCESSFUL. EVANGELIST
Rev. w. A. Dunnett, a Man Whose Good Work Is
Widely KNOXVILLE Relates Events in His
Career of General Interest.

Throughout Canada, from the western
boundary of Ontario to the Atlantic Ocean,
there Is no name more widely known in tenn
perance and evangelistic work than that Of the
Rev. w. A. Dunnett- Mr.. Dunnett has been
the Grand Vice-Counciilor of Ontario and
Quebec in the Royal TemplarY, and so popular
Is he among the members of the order that in
Montreal there is Royal Templars council
named "Dunnett Council" in his honor. For
more than ten years Mr. Dunnett has been co.
ing from place - place pursuing his good
work, some;imrs assisting resident ministers,
sometimes conducting a series of gospel tenn
perance meeting' independently. but always
lnboring for the goo OF his fellows While
In Smith, Fails a few IN ,nths ago IN connection
with his work he dropped into the Record Ollie
FOR little visit with the editor Daring tho
conversation ths RscJrL yentu.ed to remark
that his duties e1tailcd I enormous amount oil
hard work. To This Mr. Dnnnett aSsented but
ldded that in his present physical condition
be was equal 10 any I'm ilnt of hari work.
But it was not always So he said, and then
ne gave. the writer the following little per-
Donal history. with permission to make It
public. He said that for the past thirteen
years he had bean greatly tronblel with u
pain In the region Of his heart from which
a. was unable - get ANY relief At times il
was dull, heavy pain. at others shnrp and
severe. Ofenlines it rendered him unfit
Tor his engagements, and ut all times IL
maze It di ficuif to move. His trouble was
Always visible to the public and frequently
whea Conducting service he would give out
And doctors hsl TO be called in to attend
him This occurred TO him in the Yonee
Strcst Church. Toronto; the BAPTIST Church,
Woodstock, \. b.; the Methodist Church
CARLSON Place, Ont. On another occasion
vale presoiling TO al audience Of $500
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lieutenant, while all swords rested in
in suspcusc.
why. sgd" replied Herbert. in his
well remembered schoolboy voice.
don't you know your old classlnatc
and fencing pupil, Herbert Lcalicq"
Good heavens, it is Leslie sure
enough. would not have known YOU
from Adam in this rig" exclaimed
Temrlr, srasring his captor's hand;
III surrender TO yop, Herbert. though
n moment ago would have preferred
death t. captivity
ITS all The fortune OF war. my dear
fellow Don't be downheartcd about
1t. You're sure to be exchanged soon,
ADD meantime you can give your
parole md wen have a good talk over
old times"
But the opportunity for this proved
brief iadccd, an exchange Of prisoners
being made the very next day. and the
focmenfsier6s parted, to meet DRAIN
whca and where?
However, cach had time that same
evening to tell the other his own short
history since they last met in New
York.
"iiow in the world, Sydney, did you
ever manage to get down south?r in
quired Herbert, in the course Of their
conversation.
'i'y very simple, though rather cx-
pcNsive, process laughiugly replied
Temple early last March took pas
sage on Cunardcr to liverpool and
there got on board an English bloclsadc
runner was duly landed near Charles
ton at once made my way home. in u
feW days thereafter received licutcn-
ants commission and joined the confcd
crate arny.-"bont the same time you
enlisted Ia that OF the north"
And your people. Sydncy?'
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people in the Franklin Street Congregational
Church, at Manchester, n. ii. Five doctors
had arrived ind were in attendance before
he regnined consciousness. Ia ell these cities
and towns the newspapers freely mentioned
his affection ut the time Mr.. Dunnett said
be had consulted many physicians, ihongh he
said, TO be entirely fiir, he had never been any
great length Of time under treatment by any
one doctor because of his itinerant mode oil
life. ~ the early part of the summer OF 1896,
while u Rockville assisting the pastor Of the
Wall Street Methodist Church in eyangelstic
services, he was speaking Of his trouble to
friend who urged him TO try DR. Willams
Pink Pills, and next day presented him with
dozen boxes I" / took the pills" said Mr.
Dunnctt land declare TO you am q well
man to-day. ! used 10 worry great deal
over the pain about my heart, but that is ali
this the reverend gentleman told in simple
conversational way, and when il was sug.
gesed that he let ii be known, he rather
demurrcd, because, as he put it, " am almost
afraid to say | nm cured, and yet there is 10
man enjoying better health to-day than do"
At that time, at Mr. Dunnett's request,
his statement WIS only published locally,
but now writing under the date OF Jan. 2is'
from Fitchbure, Mass, where he has been
conducting very successful series of cyrn
gelistic meetings. he SAYS " / had held back
from writing in regard TO my health, not be-
cause had forgotten. but Because il seemed
too good to be true that the old time pnin
had gone. cannot say whether il viii ever
return, but ! can certainly suy it has not
troubled me for months, and nm in better
health than ! have been for years. ] have
gained IN flesh, hence in weight. I would
prefer not 70 say anything about my appc-
tiie; like the poor, il IL ever with me. Yes,
Pink Pills, and you have my consent to US
the fact.n
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slain enemy, he was Obliged to let 70
the hilt, and was then quito defcnsclecs
Another moment, and the brave fellow
would have been hacked to pieces; but
ere the maddcncd assailants coull col
lect themselves to strike n short, sharp
cheer rang ont behind them. and they
turned TO see Herbert Lcslie bearing
down Mt full speed and already within
thirty fcct.
Sup9osing that they had only q boy
to deal with, the holftraincd soldiers
nonchalnntly awaited tho onset Of this
new enemy, but were woefully undo
ccivcd when, with IN easy motion. he
parricd their downright, slillcss
strol: IS. then sent the sword Of one ily
ing from his grasp, translScl the ri fit
wrist OF the other and, with u deadly
thrust en- tisres, whirlcd the first dis
armed man to the carth--ilnally riding
of with his captain, both unhurt, and
taking tho wounded confederate along
as prisoner. The two unionists then
busted themselves in aiding to rally the
drmoralizcd battalions, in anticipation
of the coming of Sheridan, who. upon
bcing told Of the affair after his bril-
liant victory that night gave one of
those peculiar smiles, which we boys
learned to know SO well, and taking a
small notebook from his pocket made Il
short memorandum therein.
"Dc jabcrs,' said old Sergeant boyle,
q "naturalized" citizen, who fought for
the pure fun Of the thing, Little Pills
got that down in black an white. sorra
fear; and for a gossoon phwat was
picked up for dead at tho Wilderness
plisantry, that bly,, Lislic's. got
mighty sthrong arrum intoircly!"
True for yon, Pat" replied n stall
wart Wolverine, "and if lie studied his
books at school half rs iauch as he did
his fencing lessons, Private Leslie must
be Il pretty good scholar, too"
The futurc-providcd he could live to
see ibid indeed appear to be full of
promise for our young New Yorker and
for one piece of especially brilliant scrv-
ice, following upon his former record,
he was promoted, at one jump, to the
rank Of second lieutenant.
THIS service consisted in carrying an
Important dlSpalch from tcn. lOrDCrt
TO Gen. Crook across q line of country
where al the telegraph wires were cut
and which was at the time thoroughly
patrolcd by the enemy
So desperate seemed the enterprise,
that volunteers we're called for. From
among the crowd of bravo follows who
stepped forward, Herbert Leslie was
selected and, having received detailed
Instructions, he set out at once on his
perilous mission.
For several hours, with singular ad.
dress, he avoided the outlying hostile
pickcts and having at length reached
the great military road leading through
the Shenandoah valley, felt secure of
accomplishing his purpose.
Everywhere, as he rode along. the
fearful ravagcs of war were apparent;
smoking ruins, deserted dwellings,
slaughtered cattle and burning crops
were to be seen on all sides, and the
very soil itself seemed to smell of
blood
Continued next week.
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Bat when tho fierce southcrncr, by
sudden thrust. hal hurlcd one of his
an,iaics to the ground, the other two
ipurrcd savngcly on, and tho unequal
,ight mnst have resulted in the speedy
leath Of TIE rash confederate, had not
'omcthing fnmiliar in the peculiar, light
nipg-lilSe play of his weapons attracted
fhe attention Of Herbert, who dashed
up just in time to ward OF q blow
which would have cleft his skull in
twain. Their. for The first time rctting
a fair view Of the Young mans face, he
almost dropped his own sabcr in
astonishmcnt rs he shouted: 'My
Goa, sydney Temple. Is it really you?
SliTcndrr man, surrender to your old
friend. Further defense is mere sui
eide"
And who, sir, are You who call
yourself my friend?' said the painting
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-05-12
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County Of Washington. State OF Idaho
In the Matter of the Esiatel Notice OF CONWAY.
OF John \. Ross. anre Of Reul

J
Notice IS hereby given that m pursuance al an
order OF the Probate court nl the count, Of Wash
inrton. state OF Idaho. made on the 10Th day Of
April lsas. IN the matter OF the estate of John 4
Ross Decreased Hickman 4. Curtis bv his nttnr-
nrN. VIII apply to said court On the 27th ,lnv Of
May, isgs. at 10 oclork Of said dly Tor nm order
requiring aud compelling Sarah T. Ross the ad-
ministrairiN OF said estate. to make him "A -onJ
aud sufficient warranty deed To the ,,sst half Of
INC sonth- west quarter of Section thrty-two (,al
~ township litN-iour (5p. in Range iwentN-siv
t-pl IN The county Of RAY ia The state Of MiSsou-
r. And also To make release OF - certain deed
o. trust on all tat part Of The south quarter
o. the northwest quarter Of Setion seven N in
township hitN-one (jD. In Range eutv-s,vrr,
t2)- described rs follows. to-wt: Beginning nj
point seventeen aud G7-i00 clnins north nf tbe
quarter section corner In center OF SECTION sevrn
~ township aud range aforeSaid: thence west 10
Nhiow creek. thence IN n southerlv direction with
sAid crrek 10 n point due west OF the place of he,
ginning containing one and one-half acres more
OF less according To the terms and conditions of
- certain bond ior deed given hv John A, Ross
nnrng MS tile tine. TO the said Hickman n
Al persons and heirs " said estate are herehv
lur,her notified to appear at said time and place
ana make ANY pr'iesls 10 the granting OF said
orGer that they NAV It,
THOMAS NJ. JEFFREYS.
Dated this Goth day Of April. lses' 4'''' . us''
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Notice for Publication.

May q. 1898
Notice is hereby given that the folowinu-na,naa
settler has filed notice Of his intention to msts
ilna PROC in support OF his claim and Tint mn
prOoi win be made before the Clerk Of the Ds,r;",
Court Of Washington county. Idaho Mt Welse,
idaho. on June % 1898. viz: Isaac II. Lcirl,tor
Crane. dahu. Homestead application 10. 4Oi2 70,
thr >Nl4 NNll VIZ SWl Ste. /: MEL SFi(
Srcl ,. TIP. II H. range W. u. NJ. Idaho -
lie names the following Witnesses to provo h
continuous residence npon and cultivation Of
said land. viz: George ;. Kennedy. NJ Cranc
Washington county. Idaho: .lnmes Gerwick Of
Weisrr. Washington county. Idaho: l.afnyrtts
Mcfndden and John Walker OF Crane Wush.
ingtnn county, idaho.
CHARLES IIIMROD pc,ioto.
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i<u1ho tOtlNlNs
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
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cured by the use Of Hairs Calarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribe Il in
my presence this 9th day Of December.
a. D. 1856.
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- Notary Public
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Dated this 10Th day Of April. lspS' ''''' ''D'
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State OF Ohio. City Of Toledo. !
iIcus Cnttntv IS

Continued next week.