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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18

tables 5fistisbec, os pa OmiHOnsOe ban
BAN biertsIis % GAP bper al bans Rlge'
born en- Gin9.
Men" iasbe aousen, %vosrior ital
on lite trO, At ou bar no9en arusrst I'll
min Irone; ui baue lsitamente.
.0a bu.1 iagoe Granddaughter,
.itaI beasr life bible big ino, at ou
tOmmer til at arue min 6orretnin9
a a ies Dor, forbi ies inssn SSnnel
bar, for ri baue oeiau leltamsnts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18
Iilfreosbeo.

8ons 9ubuis XI. af 6rantris (ird
l4el-l4ss) tom en- Dag ub | 9Ofs
fettenst os fanbt Der en- oppaft Drsns,
iom burtis Os abrat orsisoe Steseipio.
bet. 8onssn par nsmIis en i~taiteIs
mistroiff Manb. Der Sit | en- itabis
ansft for at bIiue forsiusu. ct DiebIif
fob ban os iaa paa Drtnsen, iom lite
tenote aonSeu, bsrpua iasbe ban:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18
On tor tpjf Gjfaore

afsit forrise use fra aieI til be eanf'
G~aruanoe, GnslanO os ben Spanite 90
Del sr ben forte gifaore, Der snbuu
paa en- Gang sr afienot fra aieI, Oa
Sfibens baus en- BeI0tnins al iaIi 3.70o
Wonb. aomiral IbompiOn fsrsr Ousr-
fommanooen, Os Der oil paa lostst bl.
O. blips anifiIst 5oriss meb ct Of ban
opfunbet elettrif aparat, bpormsb Of
ficererns paa Rommanbobroen ffuas bIiu'
/ Stan6 til lite aIsns at affpre, men o9a
faa at rette ct Sfibs Ranoner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18
Nuslife ~Ymtioemartprer.

ON ben martsIise rsIieieie Sett
, aanbsns Rempsr@, Der - baarbt for
inlst / fit 6abrelano - nu t9nter paa
at ubuaners I'll Rew grunsmid / 9ri
TIL Roroamsrita. meooslsr The Scots
man fsIsenoe narmere O%pIpsninssr:
Oct par / SIutniusen al forrise Aar.
bunbrsos, al Sstten butteoe op / Russ
lamb os 1T fit Raun at g%iftoppeu al
GtutsrinOsIap. saanoens RGmper"
pare mar,eIise ueo, at be aIbris 9it i
Rirts, lite Uilbe uioe nosst at Safro.
msnter eaer bsltemts gitur9ier for Cubs:
i%jsn,fen os = itte par at iormaa til al
bare gnaben. 1roos oisie S9rbeoet
laebs aue = islp be bitrelte Meooitan
osrs =, at vannbens 8ampsr" gspebt
bsiii sfssmplariff / p~eloroneoe Gam
iunb, buor RerIi9beb. Bdrmbierti9beo
Os inbsrIis 5rOmbeb pare be Baano, Der
bandit WebIsmmsrns iammsn. Robour
fp, @uuernersn / @taterinoslom, 9au
benz / 1892 bet Stubsmaal, al be Ieueoe
Iansi mere mornIft eno omboenoe orto:
boise Rusisrs, be pare bueoten ooune
sQsr fOrbrutns, men oprfeSe beres Soro:
lObbsr / Glib oe geIltuuo.
2 4arst 1901, oa AIstsanber ben
5sriis Iiss baUbe bsitesst IrOnen, tiueb
ban benz = for at boloe benz iamIsbe
pua ct Steo = at boiatts fig paa lou'
riens irOoise Stspper (arim). 5sr ben
lib bopoe be p9ret uoiatie for baaroe
5o~rfslgsIisr, mtn Aletsanoer, fom
baabs unr en- from Os friiinoet Ulanb.
gap bet Iias 6eltefoIt, Der 9ennem 80
liars lnbsrtuelle bauoe potset fig ltRrft
Os t0Irist. bIitsre auur Os firsbte pao
bsblte Bis at p0rne bet mob ben graft:
tatOlts 9ejliIiebebs Janatisme. un'
Der QltoIaus ben 5srlts brso 5orfeI9eI'
len imibIsrtio after ub, o9 / Wiioten al
bette gar5aubrses fo,u;i.ss aae Nam.
bens Hamper fra lnurien I'll Trans:
tautafsn, lise paa @ranisn til 9prtiIt
aisn. Ser tom be | Raboftob I'll be
uiIbs, triseriife Birrsiolt | aautafns.
bet - msnte man - lfuIbe not Iars
Dem at BRUCE 8aaben Tor at bsifptte
bsrss Diem % @IenbOm. Stsbet, buor
be ftulbs DO, Iaa 5000 fob ousr Saps
iabsn, 8ejrliset par baritt, % bpppist
sbsIasbs JrOiten aarsts afSrsbe. GaaIs
mooist % ftiae rsstsos be ftanobaitiss
.Aanbsns aamper" beres Don't os
patte berss mubamebanife Naboers Bes
unbrins usb ben Glib, buOrmeb be Iiot
sfisr Iibt iornonbleoe be eoe sanoltrGts
ninssr til bIomltrenbe aoIOnier. Wen
ben Beltanb, be e%ftsrbaanoen naaeoe
til, lsabsbs benz enbnu mere, enb oeres
6ienbsrs JorfsIseIie baubs formaaei;
usb be sobe Dase inss 9untenbeb fig
inb | Samfunbet, os fteofe fsre Os fere
af be pnsre RsbIemmsr faIOt fra here's
5ebres Iro. Der MATTE npe Iian9-
ieIsiiber til for at Iutre og forable
benz.
Oar 1887 inbferiss ben alminbeIise
garnsplist Osfaa | aautaiusssnens, os
eopsn siaIbt osiaa aae, Tom bibtil af
rsIisisie 5euipn baDbs uerst anbtasns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18
Wor8emsrp I Tramtris.

Den Iansuarise Drpfusids bar ret
aabenbarst, buor JOroarueIfen bar srsbst
ON fig baaoe bIanbt bsie os lane | ben
frantic Natiou. Snsens Iroifab CT at
Iibs paa, Dpb Os Stemme er til falls for
ben bpifbpoenoe, Os iaa pei ! moraIff
Iom rsIisips 9euiseuoe tan man msb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18
let

Oct itaIitnite 6ronprinspnr bar i'm
Relioens / Rtnpel. 9~ronprins 0ictot
Emanuel, Der 10 osiaa bare Citizen
yPrins al ReapeI1, palgte alerses for
ct Bar 2Iar iiben sftsr fit @iftsrmaaI
meb ben ifenut grinissle elena al
ROntsnssrO, I'll fin goIi9 bet somle
BALLADS Iise oper for San 6ranceseo /
ReupeI, b%uiItet bar tiIbsrt BourbOnsrs
nss 26t, O9 bpor / fin lib Rons bsrbi=
nnno bsn Anoen recherche. 6nn uat.
Ieoe fsrft Iiot meuem vglomiternss gp"
f5Iorents) og BET unberiteun. Reapel,
men gap til fioif ben iiofnGunte gp 6or.
trintt. Det Gin, iom bet uuse 6prlte.
par Der ferer, ifiIorss iom uomartsnbs
zig ueo en- paofnIoenoe Simpslbso %
otstret QIIbasstruttsibsb. aronprin=
iesie elena bar Ii9e fra 2G9teitubsts
9espnosIie iset al bIipe i'm @smals
pGrbi9e 9uiiru / bette Orbs bselts Be.
tponin9 og bar herfor ifebie uaret bans
beolte Staeies % arbeiostammsrai.
Dlau itaar tibIig op Rronpriniens Yn-
labs. Rronprinien bsisr9er ferft fine
miIitare 9ligter. 9fter 5rotoiten ban
npoer ale fine Waoltiosr fammen meb
giiniesis 6Iena) beisrser ban fin aor.
rsipanoanee, / bpiIten 9reuuetsIinoen
meo Refer 0iIbeIm inota9er ben fotite
plaos. 8erefter isI9er aoniersneer
meo @eusrnl gruiati og msb SIots.
inisneantsu enmotto, os oerpaa pIsier
Rronprinsparrst / Baatsftab at ben.
9iue ls til Stuoiet uf Rumismotiten
(WentDioeuifabeu), bets y%itore pas.
ion". 6lsre Timer i lrat tnnns be til
brIn9e / bees operorbentIis ~ri9boIbiss
Rentlnmling. Der nqsrsbe MI fan benz
regnes I'll be aueriferfie og toltbaislte,
iom flnbes. Raar grinlen osreftsr bar
lat be iiaIisnfte % uoenIaniie Auiier
rs litsftrifter. bnormto ban fptcislt
intertsiersr fig for t%stuifts gmnsr Oe
9Isttricitetsn. fOretossr ban 81. 3 fam.
men mso priniesien en- gromenaos paa
@biuia eaer en- uohilst til sos paa ben
Tonne Yadt ygIeno.~ ri. 8 ~isrpsres
Miboasen, os osrpaa boIbes Soirss til
aL.94.
Yrinissis elena oar - forubsn fin
pasfon for Rumismatiten = oeiaa
gosfon for Blomiter o9 5usIe os for
5ust. SOm Saeerinbs itaI BUN u9rs
en- ouerOrosntIig epetis Sipits; bun Oe
henbes 9emuI suer zig Osina / bale Ii.
mer mso at itpoe Ill Cline / Gopo oi
R%Onteparten. 5or at siDe priniesien
9tiIiebeb til at tilfrebsltile lin Soet.
passion, bar benbes gemal npIis tebi
Den ROHte Gbriito til bsnbe iOm 3uet.
part.
prinlesis glsuo or besubsn musftalIt
Og bar beiposlise tunftnsriiis gnIas;
bun tesnsr sObt, oe bet life Slot pOu
Munte gbriitO er npIis pmbpsset efter
bsnbes lssninser. RsnpOliianstns, Der,
iom bet enet, sr temmsIis let bessjitrsbe,
narsr TN messt for Beunorins for la
bella principessa, busm be enbos be.
arer meb GiInuUnet vWabonnina".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18
Eiaaenoe S9r / Cuba.

generaI Marima @omes isger ct
ouertpoe @uuernsr groote ON, at osr
tranoes en- cubanif itaaenoe grme pac
is, 900 Manb. Dan bar ienot en- fire
pen 6eniiaing berOm til 9uusrueren
men benne Far life iuaret osrpaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18

5ra 9Gguptcn meIosr eorb siidsner,
lom nplig bar foreto8et en- IGnsere 8eiie
/ bet siiIise Cuban, at nanr unbtages
snteIte Stratninser peb ben a~bpsfnilte
@rGnie, buor Araberns enbnu al og til
foreto9er Reuerto9ter, or aIt rolist /
grouinien. 4rabernss perrebgmme /
cuban bar beg ObsIast qrOuinitns Dell
farb for Ianse lioer, Ipet geiOItninsen
bar uGrst ubiat Tor tsn enc %llopIpnbring
efter ben anoen, msn Dc fOrifeaige Stams
msr is9er efter bsoffe Gune issn at bGpe
fig til oeres tioIi9ere 9eIfaro.
Np 3ernbane | 4frita. 8iretts.
rerne for bet ipoairitanffe Rompasni
bar BE- fluttet al opta9e et gaan pna sI5,s
000, 0C0 mob 4 proeents rentebQrenbe
ObIisntiOner til g%psuin9en at Cecil
jtbooss pIdnla9te 5siubnnsr mslem
6ape 1cipn os aairO. 9nseIfte 4ense.
mGno bar srtlaret ii9 uiaige til al ousrs
ta9e eaanet, % bermeo Ct 3srnbansns
gpsnins ftrei.
StOrfurit Widacl, GSarens 6atter,
Der ialot unaaoe hos Altranber III.
fOroi ban inogit ct %morganatif 2Ggts,
fab msb ben lfenne @reuinoe D. URes
ranberg, er M after bIeuet taget til
9lauoe al ben nuuarenoe siar. AIers
amber i%orpilte BAN os nffeoigtbe bnm
ira 9Gren, men ban sr MI after bIeuen
uonGunt til Stabstapiuin os oil burtis
blius apancsrst.
Cuerensfomiten msIsm England %
husIano angaaenoe Rina TT uu blsusn
%OiiieisIt bstenetsiOrt / 9n9lunb. Den
gaar uo paa, at Rina ifaI lite bsIes.
eoro Salisbury ertlarsr. at bette afosr
be betuosIisite StriosipsrssmaaI meaem
England os RusIanb. Der CT snbnu
nOsIe minbre Uistise SpsrssmuuI, iom
lite baue u9ret @enitano Tor Jorbanbs
ling, men ben snseIite premisrminllier
baaber. at bisie pile bIiue biIast, uosn
ftsrre 9anitsIisbso.
FaDen bar oprsttst en- StoIe | Rom
uGientIis for gnssIfmGnb, lom saa
ouer til aatolieismen. 8erueb oil ban
gore bet ~Iettere for bsm at tage Stribtet
til ROm, cs paa iamme lib usntsr ban
esrueo at tunne uboanne BEN til bpatiae
WaisionGrer for Rom | 9naIanb.
Stolen er opta!ht sftsr ben oamIe geba.
BrGiioent yonbet. Timber fit nplise
OpbOIo / paris bar 8Ons Ostar ubs
n9unt pr9fioent 2oubst til Serafimtrs
ribbsr.
Gn fattig Rome / puris sr bIeuen
oemt for at baue label tit gnrn osbe IA
@an9e lom RatolIt % IL @anse iom
PrOtsitani; BUN bar for bpsr Daa6
mobtasst fem 5runes % ct Sat alaber.
3 Hnslano ct en- eOupurusraf gal.
oenoe: v@nbuer Stunbif, iom ices
Iale gibeleE eIsr 5sbe iammen msb
andre, ffaI uben uibers arreteres 90
ferss til Sibirisn. Gnbper at benns
Cells graiter ftuI bsmmss til Strafars
bejoe / @ruberns."
Gen. J~alienItejn, fOm hapbe Roms
manboen ouer @arniionen | Strals.
borg, ct bob mssst plubislis iom en-
5slss al La Grippe.
3 9n0ien brsber llnionstanten mels
I'm Arbeioerne fig meb for araft
bIanot be Snbfsbte. Den ferhe gsIas
al ben sr Streite, iOm SisnaImaubens
paa ben fore psniniular 3srnbane nets
op baue iDertiat. De forlanse en- bes
tposIis esnsfOrasieIis os en- narIis 80
Dases 6eris. Com 5sIss at Strei,en
&c lraiifen paa 9~ernbaneIinien omtrsnt
ftonhfet IN no n,t,h,s zto.u. ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18
Wrs. ss~insio,p's eoottina eprup

II tt eommti.. eobt prspst Uiibbei, ION tsoDtr so
Nor bar paret brust al wtiiioHsr wlsbrs Tor buss
zmaabotn 1anopsrioesn Hifb tnIttommsn
Sufts. Del ~btroitgsr Barnet, tlgbalsr eummtfnt,
formiHbffu esi0nstiitn, tuimsr Smtrifn, bsibrsbn
Dinbfolif, ban en- m,stt bsbaasfie Smag os Ct bet
spsralt | gerbsn. psifsn a. Is GentS 3Iaffsn.
pnff at %iotlaHgt 4grs. esinsioips Zsotbtna
zprap og tag inetu anben Slaes, ba Weett pit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-21
B|)G MARKET STEADY
Very Firm Tone But Way Too
Few Hogs.
TOPS STILL At S3.77 ~
Practically No Cattle Market
Little Received.
TOPS STILL At S3.77 10

The local hog market yesterday was
steady with a light supply. II was z fair
cay for Monday and considering the IN
Favorable shipping facilities; that is fair
as the old rule up to three weeks ago
went, but as compared with the better
supply Of late it was z falling of. Il
was especially disappointing 10 the buy
ers, as they all were on hand early and
until late for hogs and could have used
many times the number actually received.
Dold's heavy trade OF last week made
them more keenly anxious for hogs today
and they did not get a quarter Of what
they would have readily taken had they
appeared. The same was true Of TWO
other firms, Bennett * Riley and Cudahy,
ali being in the field for their respective
grades. Dold got about two-thrds OF
them. The market was steady and tais
quotation ruled for about all the big mar
Eets, the receipts being generally only
1-st normal The lighter run Of receipts
vas not unlocked for here, though a the
same time Just as disappointing. The
heavy roads from the heavy rains Of late,
OF course, shut OF almost totally the wa
E9n. and local trade. while it had not
little effect on the outside car shipments.
sunday was unfsvorabIe for getting hogs
u the various shipping points and rail-
way pens, and the coming Of hogs from
a long distance in the Oklahoma country
shows this was the case, as the usual
shipping points nearer this market were
IJhe ones most notably absent. Il was
not al all surprising, the slight falling
Of and q few weeks ago would not have
been noticed but now the market IS 50
very strong and the added list Of large
buyers being here, made IL the more dis
appointing. The buyers took what they
could get and were patient and Will con
-iuue % be on hand and pay strong lib
eral and firm prices for any Old kind OF
q hog that Is not government" Send
them in, every one who has any, and see
Tor yourself II there was ever better
tine or 2 more favorable market than
right now and right here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-21
FORTY-FOURTH HTS THE BRINY
Nine Companies on the Hancock and
Three on the City Of PuebIa.

San Francisco Nov. 90.-The transports
Hancock and city q P,iebla sailed tonight
FOR Manila via Honolulu. The Hancock
has on board nine companies Of the For
ty-fourth infantry and number % re-
crTits. The rema ming companies q the
FOrty-fourth and Two c0rnpanlss a the
Forty-third are on board the City q
Pueola. The transport s. Paul. With
Colonel Anderson, the quarteTnaster's
band and six COMPANIES - the Thirty
eighth. and the Duke Of Fife. with the
remaining SIX companies. MAJOR Muir n
command. went cut r. the stream ex-
pectfng 20 SAT- before Midnight
The FOrty-niuth regiment (coioTed) ar
rived tonight from Jefferson Barracks.
No. ct route % Manila This Is he last
Of abe volunteer regiments % q 20 Ma
mia from this city. Besides the Forty
ninth thsre are now cang~1 a. the Pre-
sidio the Fortis,h, The Forty-sec9nd and
the Fortg-elghta (coi1rsdl. TIE Fcraleta
and Forty seco1d viii - embarked 81 q
few days. TIE Two co}ored regiments
vii folsJr within the next Two weeks.
Taeir departure all leave The Press. o.
only 1--WE batteries Of aeayr artillery. one
battery O Hgbt artillery a1d tz, t-oope
q cavalry The Tennessee Volunteers
VII - mustered 9zIt next THURSDAY.
Washington. Nov. ea-The BROOKLYN
sailed today from Abr. a. the raoufh Of
The Red SEA Tor Colombo. CeTIou. e.
route f1~ Nfarsfa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-21
ADDITIONAL CITY MEMS


". L Stanley has bought out the in
terest Of his partners. Chas. Cline and
DR.. AfcEiwrath, in the Mammoth Stables
On South Main. Mr.. Stanley IS an old ex-
perienced Hveryman. having been in the
business for the past twenty years. He
run the first barn at FL Reno, o. T,
where he continued IN the business for
eight years. Since coming 20 this city he
has been a partner in the Mammoth
Barn. and will low increase his stock By
putting in a large number OF strictly
drst-class turnouts. having already order
ed six fine rubber-tfre rigs. and vii, make
a speciality Of boarding fine driving
horses.
The fine, drilling rain OF Sunday AMI
Monday has been a Godsend TO the wheat
crop OF southern Kansas and Oklahoma
The weather has been so favorable that
wheat has got q good start and will
fairly shoot I'D from low %. Il viii be
sufficiently able 10 protect Itself during
the winter. say the farmers.
heap Of the 500 books. history mixed
was il the city yesterday. He was once
express driver for the WelIs-Farg7 Ex-
press Company here. but is now travelling
representative for the Wells-Fargo com
pany, with southern California as his
territory
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI Huff returned Sun
day evening from Hot Springs. Ark.
where Mrs. HUFF has 5esn for her heath
during the past several weeks Her many
friends will be sorry % learn that she
has improved but very little
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-21

sixteen cars Of straight produce shipped
out during the day, all recent purchases
Added to that was one OF the heaviest
jobbing, local and express days in weeks,
especially for Monday, usually a light day.
Added TO that there were quarter Of a
million pounds more Of stuff sold for i'm
mediate shipment. all Of which is ready
IN reserve and viii go out al once. Added
10 that there were $50 pounds Of the
various smoked grades hung in the smoke
houses during Sunday and Sunday night
and two more smoke houses emptied to
make room for still more. Extra gangs
were called out Sunday and worked all
day and yesterday clear into the night. II
was big day and for this late in the
season a very remarkable day. The
sausage department now has from sixteen
to twenty men employed, where a year
ago there were six TO eight with this
year added improved machinery and new
apparatus Of all required kinds. The
fame Of the various staple and standard
cuts and the fine perfected specialties OF
this house is fast reaping its reward as
evidenced By such days as yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-21

Nav York. NOV. a0-Conmercisi ssreT-
Users London financial cableErsu says;
TIE markets 1ere rad good start 90
6ay OF taz ness from SoIta africa TasT
vera fairy active f1- al 6oLr. sf-er
vzlch enthusiasm vas chilled by a Tuu-0r
thst tx1 god mines rad been Erecksd-
A<-ica-s broke and TIE rest q re mar
E@- weakened C5-z1ls feu = % t7's
TIE market began taking - dear rn0ney
tzair. Americans we're quiet ssf eru
until New York began sel-iag item ard
the closing ras Irregular 90 fractions a.
LOSES So-taIk ard Western vas re-.
- ,he special sstrI@-e1t fo- Sout-er1
Pscifc. The c7utaEes vas slads
Bzrsiu. Nov s8-PTices CO TIRE b5s-ss 60
dsy opened 6aG sgt sabs@sCeutsY wee
animated z-f r.ozet fr1- Americas
we're cuiet ard stead.
PARIS. S1T es-P-s@es Ct re bcE-He -
czr ccu-1s-ceS 1rr1. -eGec+5aE me L1--
s5r rket fais s.ats - Affairs 5et-E eas
% ne var 1ews received
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-21
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The regular meeting q the board o. d.
-ec-ors Of the Wichita hospital VIII BE-
held today at 50 4 n, at The hospital
Special communication % Su1aower
lodge, No. .. A r. and a II. tbs ever
Ing. Work IN third Visitors welcome
The tourist department % The Twea-
teta Century cluo viii mee- this AFTER
n7cn al 20 u Plymouth C5agrega .tonzI
church
The WIchita ". c. T {. viii hold their
usual weekly meeting today Ar . p n. n
headquarters over - North Main street
Visitors are welcome
The aasspearsa1 department ~ the
Twe1le-a Century club s7u meet wiki
Miss Hamilton az Dr.. OllAzu= 5ss \.
Aarke- -z1s evening az o'eloek
The regular meeting q Circle ". s.
Ll1-=s q ira g. a r. tbs afternoon az
taesr hall ~ --s o'ciock Iazpeca5a wlu
D. hesl a fsn attendance requested
The Royal Ne4ghao-s No 1es7 = t1s
Was- : Be-. ain serve q general super
-his evening al thzsr hall c1-ue- % Oh
cazo a-I s=ne-s, and VII a-so rarae -
tesf- beautiful Qzll--
y. r C.. No .. VII nee. r. regular
session a. Sat5o7aI Rz-erre hal -
Ns-ca Main STREET az - 2. r. today
L. th@re - q fau attendance BY 8-ser
e TIE r.-essle1t. Minnie Beach.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-21
DARING EXPLOIT AT MIDNIGHT
Report OF the Destruction OF Ban
dis Lair in HeSrOs Last July.

Washington. Nov. sa.-The war depart
neut has made public a report % Captain
B. F Byrne. Sixth infantry. giving an
account Of the attack and destruction OF
a bandit village IN the la Ca-iotta dis
trict. Island OF Negroes, last July. The
account Is a very interesting chapter Of
the American occupation OF the Philip
pines. The band OF marauders was en-
trenched in the Businesses OF the NOUN
tains. They were well organized and
armed. All precautiins had been male
against attack On ali sides which Il
was supposed could be reached by troops
the camp was guarded by bloekhouses-
Captain Byrne. with something over 10
men. went out 70 destroy This bandit
camp. He was aware that il was neces-
sary 70 surprise them. and this could
only be accomplished BY approaching
from the side which seemed impossible Of
ascent The march was dincult and the
approach TO the camp was performed in
the night Il was reached IN the early
morning and ar once attacked The ban
dts largely outnumbe7ed the Americans
and were lighting from behind cover, For
two hours there was a very desperate en-
gagement, and only the pluck and valOr
Of the American soldiers enabled them 70
secure the victory. The number Of ban
dts killed largely exceeded the Aneri-
can forca. while there was no means OF
ascrtaining the number % wounded.
Finally those who could get away escap-
ed. leaving all their property behind
them The village was destroyed. as
was The property that could not be car
RED away. The men had climbed n noun
tain side at night; they fought without
their breakfasts against superior odds
and upon an almost unknown ground.
In closing his report Captain Byrne
says: In looking for a reason for the
apparent success OF the expedition too
much credit cannot be given % the Of
hcers and men under my command. and
every 9ne OF them acted as though he
was personally responsible cor the sue
cess Of the whole affair"
Lieutenant Colonel Vim. commanding
the Sixth infantry. made the following
endorsement Of the report. which IS con-
CURED in by Generals Smith, Hughes and
OTIS: 1T consider Il a remarkable per
Torrance on his part and that OF his com
mand IN the way OF endurance persever-
ance and cool courage under most trying
circumstances. For Captain Byrne
strongly recommend. FOR distinguished
gallantry and rallying the men on the
bridge. a medal OF honr: for Lieutenant
Nesbitt, brevet Of captain for coolness
and courage displayed: and for Sergeant
William j Chuck and Corporal Frank 8.
Swan certificates OF meritor1oCs services.
This report contains a graphic deserip-
ton OF a periIous undertaking most sue
cessfuIly executed. emitting those parttci-
pating % all the honors herein recon-
mended."
In recognition of his services. Captain
Byrne was made Lieutenant colonel OF the
Fordeth regiment United States volun-
teers.