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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-16

ricrc Battle Between Marines.
Spanish GucrilaS and Regu-
lars at Guantanamo.
RG,GIYfNT ALMOST CONTINUOUS.
ncammueodat Three O'Clock Satur-
dos afternoon and Ended at Six
Ollorh Sunday Morning.

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q 'a-..". " '."'."'S' "h'ch landed
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a. ST.. '..-. oi The regular army,
..'''' i''sS"cFe' HIS
''..''.''."", va but ne
.-. ....'..'- in Ncw ork and
'. ..' service since the war
-. '', Vas very popular officer.
'...> ....e0 ar, NcrE. Charles II.
>''.. .. -ma.-"ood; Private William
'. '"''c.N'er' Mass, and ;
ir'a'e a"n.s NcCo.gan, of Stoncham,
".->
corpora. Class was accidentally .
'.o'..' H ''e head
''. Spanish loss is unknown, but it
WIS probably considerable. The
."-...' h'"1 found at daylight at
IL. '...H 'ac Nta".ards occupied in
.' '..'..'''. "ut their comrades
''.'' .' '-' "i.c" and wounded.
''. ''.a'em'ni began with desul-
'.''- al lnr pockets l.Oo0 yards
'"" 'he camp Capt Spic,r's
.'.' N"> dong guard duty and
'' '..''A ih' hna.'y raliying on the
comp ".i rcpo--'ng the enemy at )
J. ", ''o'eS OF priyatcs Me-
-'' -"" Iu'phy were found, both
.., I'D 'e head. The large cavities j
caused ,e THE bullets. which inside = t
s'"; ''' yard, have a rotary mo- +
... .H.ca'c that the victims were +
...t a,e."-c range. C
'.' ."e' were stripped of shoes, "
'.' cartridge belts, and horribly Ii
,,. ' .'N h'che'cs. .
' .".F were br ought in the /
."'.'' formed three sides of u
.'i. ABOUT 'he camp on the q"
.... " d" 'nc Uay were The ,
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',eh raVine and beyond II
'-' "'''>' "e adjacent c0un- %
''' win thickct growth. p'
was '''h''c'ed with clouds, Il
"'.' .a' sun set gale was blow pr
~ '~"' 'e"' thIch ana I'M III III
-. III
'.' SPANISH squads concealed in the N
cover had the advantage, the re
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-16
Geo. Kelfsr AssIgned 10 the srven,h corn.-

WASHINGTON, June H. - Secretary
Alger has decided to assign Maj Gen.
j. Warren Keifer. Of Ohio, to a com
mand with Maj. Gen. Lee, of the Sew.
enth corps The latter is now station.
ed at jacksonville.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-06-16
Ambassador Hay Denies H.

LoNDoN, June 1.-the United States
ambassador here, Col. John Hay says
there is no foundation for the state.
nent that he is responsible for the
story published in the United States
TO the effect that Manila has fallen.
, 1898-11-12
F R SALE

The magnificent Property, No. Is ChurohSt.
(known as tie Union Lifted. IN the town Of
ChristianSted, St. Croix, comprising all con
veniences for q Hotel or Boarding House
along with the adjoining Grocery store.
Fuller information on application to
TuOS.. PEARSON Il 90. St. Thomes.
IN Ign.
, 1898-11-12

regne, og at Herr G. r. JACOBS
er autoriseret til under Herr
STAKEMANNS Frav@relse og pau
hans An "s Tilsvar at fungere som
MPgler Christiansted.
Go9veFnements. secretariatet, St. Gro *
den 4de November 1898.
LIMPRICHT
, 1898-11-12
Translation.


NT is hereh@ made known that
- District Midwife Mrs. ]. OLSEN
has resigned her post from the end
Of the present moHthapd that onand
from the LIST proximo Mrs. S. A..
OLSEN, who has been appointed a
District Midwife, will take charge Of
the 9th District.
Government 6eoretary's Office. St: Croix,
the 4th November 1898.
LIMPRICIIT.
, 1898-11-12
ORDER OF DAY
for the Colonial Councils Ordinary
Meeting, Monday 18th Noybr. 1898,
~ o'clock noon.

J.. Question Of withdrawal of End Mem
Der for Christiansted'S Country District
(Lunney). :,
Account for 1867.
3. Election of a Member for Northside
A. Quarter Of the Road Commission IL
stead Of Mr.. N. C. Perkins, as requested
by Government in letter Of 18th pctbr.
1898, No. 1850.
f. Election of 2 Members to assist the
Tax Commission in the assessment Of
Rentals Of properties, as requested by
Government III letter of 28th Oct. 1898,
No. 1887.
Colonial Council, St. Croix, 18th November
1898.
JOHN T. QUIN,
Chairman.
, 1898-11-12
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRISTIAN
STED'S POST OFFICE.
Unpaid.

Mary Adams, James RawIins, Lower
BethIeAem"; Benjamin Dasent, Hope;
Charles GIasfoId, Fredehsburg''; -Patrioks
Gibbons, Peters Rest; Samue' James, Mary
Leader, 'BethIrhem'; Sarah Newton, Chris
tian GuInjan () Amelia Petersen, Jose
Rasmussen, Ellen Sprott.
Christiansted'S Post OF ce, 3lst October
1898.
LEMMlNG.
, 1898-11-12
acknowledgements

(0iET bekiendtgjores herved, at der
~ ertilstaaet M@gler Chri8tiansted
A. b. STAKEMANA Reisetilladelse
l 6 eller 7 Maaneder fra l4de DIS. at
, 1898-11-12
aTHE kVlS'
Is P"bIished Erery .
Terms eff Subscription

q N'-'
Wednesday ~ Saturday.
TEXAS ee Subscription
6 dollars cr annum, payable La, yearly
in advance.
Parties DESTROYS Of Withdrawing their subscription 70
The HUio are required 10 give 3 months notice.
Terms of Advertising
approved by Government 25th june 1856.
For all advertisement Of s lines OF under,
/ to 3 insertions =
Small Type Wrevie9 / to 8 Ii"es....~8l.9 90
Over lines, per line. ~
Large Type. Long Primer, Sinalh Pics.
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Over s lines, per line ~
For a line of the largest type-......--. 10
For one to three su bseqnent insertions the
half amount of theSe charges will he made.
a, All advertisements for insertion must be delivered at
this Office on Iuesdays &c Fridays not later tHal
ONE O'CLOCK D. N. Tile postage on letters to tins ounce
from vest End OF St. Thomas must be prepaid or 10 notice Will
be taken Of them. .,
Special Contracts will be made with parties who may be wish
fulto advertise yearly, halfyearly OF quarterly
10 OntYibutOrs;-We cannot pay any attention %
anonyn,Ons comm nnicauOms; every article must be accompa-
MED by The writer's maine, not necessarily Tor publication, Out y
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expressed 10y the writer. We cannot undertake to ItI"lh ht
preserve rejected manuscripts. Manuscript matter must he
written only on one side Of the paper -,
OOD L 4CAAN neatness and despatch.
, 1898-11-12

UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDERIK-
SIEDS POST OFFICE.
Paid.
Miss Julia GoIocow, Nathaniel Hirton'
Samuel Malvany.
Unpaid.
Mrs. Sarah Allen, Jack Boston, Miss Buck.
james Burnnet. Samuel E.. Beckles, John Jos.
Butler, Miss Melvena Conda, Miss Mary Foy,
Joseph B. Harper, Miss Annie Lib d, George
Maynard, William Morton, GeoI g Powell
David N. Pemberton, William Petars, VIM.
E.. Ridley, Miss Sarah Prentice, John J.
Taylor, Miss Rosater Webhe, John Woodland,
Mrs. Maria Woods.
Frederiksted's Post Office. 31st October
1898.
DTHTTnT9n
, 1898-11-12
Translation.
Publication.

is hereby made known, that
u leave of absence for a period of 6
or months has been granted the
broker IN Christiansted, Mr.. A. Z.
S~TAKEMANN and that Mr.. G. R.
JACOBS has been authorized to
a1 as broker during Mr.. A. T..
S~TAKEMANN'S absence and on his
responsibility.
Government seoretnry's Office, St, Croi,x
the 4th November 1898.
LIMPRICHT.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
CRAZY PRINT THROWS
BRICKS AT THE EMBASSY
Joseph Pearson, Thought to be Insane,
Demolishes the Glass in Sir
Julian's Residence.

CHICAGO, Dec, "A special TO the
Tribune from Washington says:
The British embassy was subjected for
several minutes last night to vicious
bombardment with brckbats by Joseph
w Pearson, Washington printsr. One
OF Sir Julian Pauncefote's daughters was
struck on the foot and slightly hurt by
the first missile thrown by Pearson. Sew
eral windows, the glass in the storm
doors and the great plate glass doors Of
the embassy, which were magnacently
cut In a design of the British coat-of
arms, we're smashed and ruined.
Sir Julian has requested that Pearson
be held until Secretary of State Day can
be informed of the incident.
Sir Julian and his daughters were sit
ting In the drawing-room when there was
a crash and the rattllng of falling glass.
Miss Paunoefote leaped to her feet with
an exclamation OF pain. Half brick
lay near Miss PauncefOte's foot, which
had been struck and cut, In few minutes
the police were on their way to the en-
bassy, Meanwhile Pearson took posi-
ton under the pOrte-cochere and began
to bOmbard the storm DOORS soon smash
ing the glass out of them. Behind these
were the main doors Of the embassy;
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
Holiday Trade Is Brisk at Most
Points and Prices Are
Favorable.
TIE IRON,AHD STEEL TRADE
Showing Is Particularly Good IN This
Line and American Firms Have
Refused Foreign Orders.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-Bradstreet
tomorrow win say: Ldkening the general
business Of ths country TO that Of a
watercourse, II may be authoritatlvely
stated that nearly all channels Of season.
able trade are at present running full, and
in some lines Of business the stream Is
virtually overhowing.
This is particularly the case In iron and
steel. where the production and cOnsump-
tive demand are alike going at an un-
precedented rate, at a time. too. when It
Is usual to look for quietness In this In
dustry. Nothing like the present activity
in this branch Of trade has been seen for
years past. II. indeed. It has ever been
seen equally.
Probably never before in the country's
history has It been possiOle for an Ameri-
can steel company to refuse a profitable
order ror rails for foreign account on
the plea that its mills were already fully
occupied 50 far ahead as TO preclude Of
It's trying for the business. shipbuildIng.
too. contributes its portion of activity
to the iron trade by its urgent calls for
materials.
In other lines Of business the situation
as regards prices is favorable one, not
able among the advances reported being
nearly all cereals. cotton. coffee, lumber,
copper, lead and variety OF other less
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17

TALKS TO CoLoRED STUDENTS
TusKoGEE. Aha. Dec. i6.-The presi-
dental party arrived here today at s
o'clock this morning and was mht by the
mayor and town council. The members
OF the party entered carriages and were
driven TO Booker t. washington's school.
where an original program was carried
out.
At the entrance to the normal school
grounds was a beautiful arch, Inscribed
Welcome to the Chief" and decorations
Of bunting, holly, moss aud products Of
the Held were in profusion along the
reed through the grounds The president
ard party first reviewed more than GOO
boys and 800 girls OF TIN normal school
and 800 children OF the training school,
Each OF the boys carried c stock OF sugar
care with a palm In the top, and each
OF the girls a stalk, with cotton balls at
the top and children carried stalks trim
med with mistletoe.
After an address Of welcome by Profess
sor Washington, Governor Johnston In
troduoed President Mckinley, who ad-
dressed the students. He praised the
school and paid high compliment to
Professor Washington.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
DAVIS PRocLAMAr1oN.

HAVANA. Dec. is.-Genersi Davis. the
American commander at Pinar del Rio.
has issued a proclamation. saying Presi-
deat Mckinley has died him 10 ASSURE
tho inhabitants Of the security Of their
lives and property as long as they are
orderly.
General Davis further declares that
falr taxes viii be levied and that no
fayOritism will be shown. In conclusIor
General Davis says:
10 the Inhabitants OF Pinar del Rio:
have come as friend to help you in all
which may contribute to the prosperity OF
this great country or It's general welfare.
There is very little am obliged to DO
without your cooperation. but with your
help am sure OF complete success.
Trochas and forts VIII be turned into
homes and machetes win be used for la
Dor oniy.y
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
Executives Words Were FuII Of
Feeling and Brought Out
Warm Applause.
TALKS TO NEGRO STUDENTS
YlsItto the Tuskogee Normal School
Made the Occasion ef an En-
thuslastIc Demonstration.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec is.-Presi-
dent Mckinley and party were given a
mARnlhcent welcome IN thu confederacy's q
first capital today. Tho ei,Ire route was
ablaEc with national colora. while tremen-
dous crowds lined the strseis as FAR as
tho eye could reach.
When Governor Johnston escorted Pres
ident Mckinley into the hail there was
a tremendous demonstration, Governor
Johnston mtde brief speech, In which
ho took occasion to say that Alabama
had nothing to take back for what she
did in 1886. but that she was back In
tho Union to stay. and that she welcomed
tho president Of the reanlted country.
In tho course OF his reply President Nc
Klnley said.
10 DO welcomed here in the city OF
Montgomery. the FIRST capital OF the Con-
federaie states. warmly and enthuslas-
tically welcomed as president Of com
mon country. has fiiled and thrilled me
with emotion. The governor says he has
nothing to take back We have nothing
TO take back for having kept you In the
Union; W. are glad you did not go out
and you are glad you stayed in. CTremen-
dous applause) Alabama, like all states
OF the Union and the south. has been
loyal to the fag and steadfastly devoted
10 the American nation and to American
harmony"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17

the case opened, The evidence of the
two witnesses examined today was OF
such convincing nature that the ehargin
oauFed by its introduction was plainly
written upon the faces of the accused
woman and her counsel,
The evidence showed that Mrs, Botkin
wrote the anonymous letters sent to Mrs.
Dunnlng from this city, spprising Mrs
Dunning OF the alleged misconduct of her
husband. and informing the dead woman
that she had grounds for commencing
suit for a divorce The handkerchief
which was enclosed in the box of poisoned
candy was proven to have been purchased
in this city by Mrs. Botkin. and is
another link in the chain of prosecution.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
soHuRz nLEcTHp pRRsIpENr.

BALTIMORE. Dec 1s.-carl schurz
was today elected president of the Ma
tionaa Civil Service Reform Association.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
NEW coAIING STATION
AT PAGo PAGo HARBoR,
Mohican WIN shortly Be Sent There With
Material for Its Corstruction-oth
Stations win Be Supplied.

CHICAGO. Dec. 16,-A special to the
Chronicle from Washington says:
The navy department VIII very shortly
send steamer to Pago PagO with ma
terial for the construction of pier and
other improvements for the American
coaling station there. Had the war not
interviewed, the government would now
have the Mohican at PansO Pango rep
resenting the United States at that sta
ltion.
At the first opportunity a warship viii
be sent to Pango Pango. Another will
bet sent to Delagoa Bay. The present
policy is to have vessel OF the navy at
every station where there are interna-
tional negotiations in progress for the
purchase or exchange Of property which
may be used as naval stations.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
TO RESCUE THE MAINE
FROM HAVANA HARBoR.
Strong Hopes That the Swedish wrecklng
Company WIN Succeed in Raising Her
As Well as the Critobal Colon.

NEW YORK. Dec. ia dispatch to
the Tribune from Havana says:
The navy department has not aban-
doned the hope of rescuing the Maine
from Havana harbor and bringing the
wreck back to this country for rehabil-
itation. nor does It seem likely. from
the interest taken by responsible wreck
ing experts, that the Cristobal Colon
will be permitted to pound to pieces on
the shore west Of Santiago. The board
of construction has under consideration
formal proposition for the salvage OF
both these vessels and their delivery at
New York or such other port In the
United States as the government might
select. but no company will be allowed
to begin operations on The vessel until
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
AWFUL CONDITIONS EXIST
IN PINAR DEL RIO PROVINCE.
Half the Population Has Been Killed or
staryed-Gensrai Davis Takes Charge
of tho Provinces

wAsHfNGToN. Dec. is-The terrible
state Of affairs existing in the western
PROVINCES Of Pinar del Rio. Cuba, is
shown in the report to the war depart
ment from General Davis. He says in
part
The treasury Is empty. and the only.
means Of rspIepishing !. s a system Of
taxation almost to tho verge OF connsca-
tion. There are no customs houses In this
province The country is OF great fertility
and beauty. but Is ravaged almost TO
destruction. am assured BY responsible
citizens and foreigners that one-half the
former population has been killed and
starved TO death"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
SUNDAY DINNER
At FIannigan'S Boarding
House.

~ lahst whln tho eannory whistle had
yhisued 10 rnlnls ahfter . o'clock. ain
nor wps reddy; for moren hour the
bcorders had talked on al slbjicts frim
tho fight on Sam Wan hill 10 Herman
Wise's 10 per cint rcdooctlona.
We ~ At wan table At our boordlng
house Boz the iandiedy 10 me. sen she;
phatll yo have. iaig ~ mooton or chick.
enf Oh give mo The iifi toe ~ the right
leg " tho rooster, HeE !, n'Hhe give mo
tho mahrble eye. she dld
Jim the exDreaaman who sits croas the
table dc hot frIm me- opened tho mepoo
with Cuba, PoortorlckoO. the Philllstlnes
n tho HawelghIng Islands. Lets heY
Poorlorickoo scz wan. lets annix the phil
hstineo sea mother n phat does Nc
Kinley want an anni1 fur any way. sea
the professor with a Turkey green wart
on his Bose n a hot sausage IN his
mouth. phat doeB he want Il fur scr he.
tho white house IL big enough consider
Ing that Mack her no Baby McKeos. nor
Baby Roots
Let's buy tho Canarles aoz Tim, the
music teacher. who can play Annie
Rooney, n Mo0inty. like In u dream.
wanted 10 know whether the Amcrioa1
Aigio aint good enough burrd for q. s.
No man wants tho canahes exelpt the
yoilor journals. burrds ~ an oolors noclA
bsohoon em. SO she, quoting Bhakespear
tried 70 change tho fubjIet by calling
attention 10 the Elegant n useful Christ
mas prihinlh Herman Wise has this
year. bu, tho whole lot iv en- wux In the
annixlng business; they was IN favor ~
RnnlIinR any old thing. frim Cuba TO the
footing Island tho cook had just brough,
In far disscrt.
Why do they call the spanyards Donsl
asked Mike. the prossman iv the daily
paypur: no wan knew. because Uncle Sam
had TO don EN- for the wahr indlmml,y.
sea Nike
Al this stAigo " the proceedings. I
thought ia try me hand on puna mesclf
Soz l. phais all this trouble beiehoon
sampson and schloy anyway ser !. Do
70 give Il up seE |. well 70 see. the 49,
mlrai was ambitious 10 make this the
battle " tho 10Th period % BY making
a dash - ahfsher tho ViEcaya, but
schiey put n Colon 60 ahfieF the Maria
Theresa: some wan holored rats "a the
wimmin livery wan ~ EN- jumped on
tho table n livery blessed man turned
hose Inspector: talking ~ hose. that re-
minds me that Herman Wise sells hose
OF all oolors and qualities. n he sells
'om by the yard. BY tho box or by the
pair az rejooecd prices. Trooly yours,
FLANAGAN.
In Care ~ HERMAN WISE.
The Reliable Clothier q Halter.
T.. s.-Bosides Hose, we have fuil limo
~ sox. neokerehlofs Suspenders ties. hats
n clothing iv all descriptions.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17

prominent staples. The holiday trade is
reported extremely active at most mark
cts.
Thecountry's export trade Is of the larg-
est volume ever known. that for Novem-
Der SURPRISING the total for December,
year ago, with indications favOring
the total trade for the calendar year at
least One-sixth larger than a year ago,
and our sales abroad aggregating two
dollars for every dollar We buy.
Business failures are about normal,
numbering 2SS for the week. against sS7
last week. and 2SS in this week of year
ago. Failures in Canada for the week
number S2. against % last week, and lS
in this week year ago.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17

great sheets Of plate glass. Into which
the arms Of tho embassy we're cut.
These glasses were imported and were
valued At 100 each. Pearson deliberately
stood in the porte-cochere ana threw f,is
remaining missles at these fins glasses,
breaking ono after the other.
A policeman reached tho embassy and
arrested Pearson.
He refused to reply TO questions He
Is % years old and has been working at
slectric street railroads lately. It is
thought he IL insane.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
RUSSIA SELLS RIFLES TO CHINA.

TACOMA. Dec. l6--Advices by the En-
press of India state that Russia has sold
half million obsolete Berdan rifles to
China at large price through the Rus
sian Chinese bank. viceroy Tan, of Can
ton. is ordered from Picking to pay for
them at the rate Of five taels per rife and
12 taels per 1000 cartridges. Every two
rifles are supplied with set Of extra
parts in case Of loss. Manchu troops
throughout the empire are to be armed
at once with these rifles
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
WANT HAWAIIAN MONARCHY RE-ESTABLIsHFD
Petition Of Startling Nature About to Be Circulated Ask
ing the Intervention of France.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec 16-The steamer Gaelic arrived to-
day from Honkong and Yokohama Honolulu and brings
from the latter place under date of Decembero.
petition of a startling is about be circulated at
Honolulu asking France interfere with the present government
and restore the monarchy,
Three candidates being prominently mentioned for the
govemorhp of the islands They NJ. Damon Harold NJ
Sewe and President Dole petition being circulated among
the natives praying President Mckinley appoint Office
OF governor any person connected with the revolution
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
I'M Care ~ HERMAN WISE.

Tho Reliable Clothler q Halter.
r. s.-Bosides Hose, we have fun line
" sox. neokerehiefs. Suspenders, ties. hats
n clothing iv all descriptions.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-17
EVIDENCE PRESENTED
AGAINST MRS. BoTKIN.
Trial Develops the Fact That She Pur-
chased the Candy With Which Mrs.
Dunning Was Poisoned.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. ls-Thc defense
in the Botkin murder trial today receive.
the worst setback It has experienced since