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/ The South B,sbee Company.

5s The double compartment shaft has now reached depth of little over bOO feet. A station has been cut out on that level and fally timbered up. The last twenty tie feet in sinking the shaft has been through Il formation that has been encountered in many places Tn the Queen just prevlous to opening up of ore bodies. The matter Is of ledge formation anu is impregnsted with iron contain. ing more vf less copper san.
 The three eight hour shifts are push ing the depth of the shaft as rapi ly A possib'e, and as soon .. the 600-foot level is react.ed the rorce will bs ln- creased and drlits >,arte toward the "Della Mac," m winch good ore has already been discovered.
 The company have expended thus far for machinery, buildings, s,nkink shalt, and other develop ment worn. nearly $25, ,000; 1t ahas n' inacntedn s and there is considerable m ner in the treasury, whiie tne sale of s oci c,nt,n, ues right ong. he m. CTS and cIti- zens of bisbee have now !n their pos session arIy li5,00J shares of the stock, and s hers are huyny every month, putting Il part of their earn ings that they ran spare. Those 'who have held helr stock fpr any l!ne w.ll not seei the lmc ;or less than the price asked by the fl -cal agents. This shows the faith that ti!e c!liEens Ui Blsb"e have .n the enterprise, and when the miners and others, who are near the claims, have the utmost confidence ip a project, outsiders nee,l have no lear of investing taelr money.
 Of the sixt, two claims which the coml a y controls, eleven are patented, ( he Coulter groupi, tnirty-lolr have been pur hasrd and the remaining sev. entGen claims are n. Gd lnier bond.
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Carpeutcrs Not Wanted at Bisbce.

Word romrs '" he Rrpu ,lirar ci.;,H from bshcc tha' lhrie Is d great demand for carpenters at E;shce. Wages are g. day and not hn'i wt many men us are needed can te om.inrd at that prle.
 Ile ah"ve, whIr! i~ taken fom the "hoenix Republican, ls misleading m the extreme and may b, he cause ui filing up ou' city with carpenters when those here now are not kep' employed all "i th" tnr. We do not know fr"m v hom tl.e krpub!ic#m recc ,v,,d it. inlur. maii0n, but itis a mistake. There are from six to eight idle carpenters her" at present, an! others have only small jobe, when they wiil be out of work.
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SKATERS CAMPAIGN.

pr. Goodfellow, who is known by nearly everybody in Arisona. .and who is loved by every one who knows him, was interviewed recently in Phoenix in re. gard to the Santiago campaign. When asked what of the credit for the Santi ago campaign was due to Miles, ssid:
 "Not one iota of it. General Miles ar rived at Santiago after the battle of Las Guasimas, June 24, but in no way dld he superseds Shafter or have any part In the directing of the campaign, nor did Miles have any part in the negotia- tions for the surrender of Santiago, nor was he consulted about it in any way. l know fully what am talking about, as ] acted as interpreter and was the mouthpiecs for General Shafter in all his negotiations with General roral. . "When Shafter sent note to General Toral on July 5 demanding the immedi ate and unconditional surrender oi the city, wrote the Spanish note for him and know just what he was doing. So later, on the 9th, when Shafter notified Toral hat if he did no; surrender the next day he would open ire on Santi- ago, was sent into the city by General Shafter as the bearer of his message. Miles had no more to do with the Santi. ago companign or with the surrender of the Spanish army than any citizen in Phoenix" "
 ''lt has been charged, doctor, that nhaf,er showed ;ncom pvtence before Santiago and that the success of ,hs tattles of July ard 2 were really due t, Wheeler iud La~ton."
 "Yes, kn3w every effort has becn made to Gepri,c General Shufter of the CT dit of his successful campaign. The ia ie tha, every move of the army be- fore Santiago July and 2, including the chsrge on San Juan Hill and Fl Caney, was the result of written orders t,om Shaiter. This know to sny per. aal knowledge, Gs ] wroto and copied q rum bcr Of the or,iers when being Ere. pared for issuance. This is in tie line with charges that Shgfter was away iu the rear all ihc time, % far swav that Le dld not know WhH, MS going on. Shaitcr was in the saIdje nearly u!I lav long both on the 1st an3 . anA p'rsna- ally watched and drectr rIa!r move. 'n the 2d ho was in the snd%ic seven hours and was in direct ConAeCl'u. with every movement all day, l wouHi pot say ore word in dctraction oi t'rnrrai Wheeler, for be ia q grand man aH| A zoo! %! Tier, but bO was SD sick Gn t"n %d that he Lad to remain in the rrar, and tioneral sumner commanded tha cavalry division, So that will explode tlic i,ipa that Wheeler was responsible for tllo srcccss of the cavalry division. Iawtcu did good work. but he simply followed out Shaiter'a orlera."
 "Well, doctor, ,you hnow os the eharges osipcompetsucy at Tampa, and the so-- salls1 blunlsr in holding the troops for seven days on the transportsT" .
 Oh, yes, and that ia in line with all tks rest. General Shnf'er was Miles,
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Notice of EOrfeiture.

To John Graham, His Heirs or AssiSns;
 lou are hereby notified by the under signed. your co-owner in the Warren Bay mine. situated in the arren Mining district, in Brewery Gulch about three-tourths C7O of mile north of the Copper Queen smelters, m the county of Cochise, Arizona, that have exp. pded the sum of one hundred dollars in labor on the above min ing claim in the per. iormance of the annual work for the year Id 8, in orser 10 hold said claim under the prov isions of Section 23z4 of the Revised Statutes of the United States and the amend. ncIts thereto, concerning annual labor upon mining claim, 1t being the amount re- quired to hold said claim for the period end. ing Iecemier Sl, 1898
 and if within ninety (90) days after the publication hereof you fail or refuse to con- tIiLute your proportion of such expendi. ture Hs co-ow ner, your interest in the said n ming citim will becOine the property nt the subscriber, your eo-owner, who hAao nhde the required eApheuI."re by tue term ot sGlo section.
 Lated, Bisbes, Jan g. 1899. -
 DONALD MACPHUN, fiIst LuIlicatiCn. , nuary :. lss9.
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Notice of Forfeiture.


 To A. |. .Stinpett, HiS Heirs or Assigns: lou GIe LeItly rCtiteu by the under. siLled, Sour co-Owner the Twin. Lone siil iio sN~liow Spring mining claims, sit- ,i,o m ih, hartford Mining district. Hua. 'E'.'u n,ln'siI B. in the county of Cochise, AIi"ola, that have expended the sum one Lumoi e' dollars tSiOV) in labor on each of the ~LONc named inning claims. in the por- iCI nnnce o! he annual work for the year lts ii order ro hold said claims under the T. oNis!oi,> O. Sect on zs24 the Revised Stat ',.s,i tht uitodStates, and the amendments ,-.', tp. 'ong erning annual labor upon min. ? Q Tns, Il helng the amount required t0 a .u sai c asIns Tor the period ending De- ie. s.. .4S.
 q "rh.n ninety (9.) days after the ......,,-r.un hereof ,outaii or refuse to con- .... -. JU..r proportion of such expenditure -. a.. ~n,r, yu.I' interest in the sAi4 min. '..- '...H. m'I HscotHc the property of the F-.. s.re.,.yuUI c".o.uer. who has made '.'' =. .,..," CsitndtuI b! the tsrns sS ..-.. "n.
 ."- Grs.c ce. Feb, 8, 1909.
 k. S.ADAN. FI..tttt ieetion February .. Is0s.
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Horn
M~t AKLlN:--ln Bisbee, March $, to
 ,,," fife of E. G. MvFarlin, daughter.

tt q, r.ry hrr,i tp stand lilly by and ye,,, u,,r iuv,',l ";l''~ suiivr While awaiting f,r ,nr nrr,vai ui the doctor. An Al. htt,v (N. ! 'i@i!Yman called at q drug r'v., jntr" for a int;or to come and sno l; r.U}A then very sick with croup. %o. tjrAjrg he doctor iu, ho left wor,l '., hjun 'u c0luo .t once on his return. i.y nlsn bought @ bottle of Chamber. laip'9 Cough Merncdy, which he hoped wnnld give some yCli until ths dortor sh ulI ar i've. In n lew hours he re. turned, say Ing the doctor need not come as the chil was much better. The draygist, Mir. Ltto Schols, says the iamily has since commen ed Cham berlain's oISh emedy to their neiHh- borB and friends ant he has a constant demand for it from th,t art of the country. For sale by the plsbse rug Store. M
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Atte rrf q 'ld Up.

4 well knn~n ~. who kn y
 .- ked u4 hO tO mtntl n h Y n c, aG 4ulte an in,er-sIi Z eXurrrnre With some ntl, WlIn lt tth,iks iItehded 10 .,old hin uplasI night. As he tells it, he wa- gong home at about lO:30 o'c,ork last night. aIh as he went down the rallroad ua,k hear the round house, \ Vt Il dressed man stepped out from behind the cais. As he turned his h ak to leok al him, d man from li,e other slie "Ime up and sad, Il want to see ,o4." No you don't" Said the gentleman and with this he hurled rock ~hch he carried in his hand, al the rUbbcr with steady aIm but it mi-sed it's mark and landed against ihe srie of an 5. r. box car with a terrible thud. rnls GU. the Iu'eivIew short and the would be assail. ants ionk to their hetl. wlne M. C. went down tn. track with hIs coAt tails .ng out str.i.htte ind.
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e2sl At\ertis ( ment 2.
Dissolution of Corartnership.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE copur.nershtp heretofore existing between James Quinn and William Lange has this da, Teen dissolved by mutual consent, Jas. Quinn assuming full control of the bust. ness. All money due the late firm will be payable to him. and all accounts against tho said firm will be paid by him.
 JAS. Qu1xs,
 WA. LAsoE, Dated this. the 18th day of January, lsss.
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Two fires accidentally started in town Sunday, but were both subdu-d be- fore any material damage WAS done and without tn Ii e department being called out. One startst in tue rear room oi Barney Myrcs store, b. he explosion of an oil stove, an tia. ct CT n the San
 Jose lodging house, by defective slevs.
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EDITOR 0. L:-l lsase fld herewith repor, ot the Lubllc schools for ebru- ary, 1889:
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We publish all au\e'tis.h Of Ko. i-sue, and w.sh 10 say Lo our pat on E that We believe -tmIs frepaIa,ion Is auitny of d trIa ny any per,Dn suffer i"g rom tIls ag, n.z.uk s:t'npiatnt. We nn"esIiy bri.rvr in,s pteiAl atiJn wi'i do l"r I"u "Ii C maui asea,ets ciitm i'r It k 'tn D. -pap..I Care E1 prepared Dy tho Xcu kl,Sn ahl ienaple uIu "i l.. C. Dn.I & Co Chlrag", "nu from oh bl! cx.re,t .ace ii bus Inrss ,eu t, MILli tn.- nlm .s auvrrtIs rI-. we feel cal, in .av,ul, thtL snty wul.u no. rlAcc ,'I IL. n.aIk k't a ihria ,a ,."n iJr the cnrrn b .isI sIa un'ees t",t mai rnirdy ui h hIlirr"l H.'ii!, "n'i c"nrct.Usn' i ir...:v'i IL ""u d nrr tt,is H N"" n .ui a'mu.t utii
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UP INTO MILLIONS.
Franklin syndicate's PROFITS Must Have
Been Enormous.

New York, November s0.-Ths books
of tire dsfunct franklin Syndicate last
Sunday were examined by Inspector
Bremen and Capt. Lees at the Vernon
avenue police station In Brooklyn yestsr.
day. The books included several isdgers
two journals. q cash hook and balance
sheet, but the transactions recorded In
them covered only q short period Of the
"Syndicats's" business.
From these figures some idea Of the
amount Of money received by Miller may
be gained. In round numbers he took
In from October to November 4 In cash
&74s. 900. Through the mails IN tia.
period he got $Is3,Co0 or for total of
90 business days of 1881. COO His ex-
renses computed from the record Of the
books for nine days. have been about
$iSs,t0O, which would leave a profit to
the syndicate OF stout x793, 200. So far
~ anybody can find ont Miller was iu
the ''syndicate" business about ons year.
1t 10 known. however, that his receipts
for the:.frst nine months we're not nearly
ss large a. his receipts for the last three
montha
OF the vast amount Of money which
this young ma n must have taken in, a
that he left behind for his creditors WIS
s., SO in cash. some small balanoss In
hank, whatever his offioe furniture will
bring at auction, and whatever equity
he may have had in the Floyd street
house. The police Of ths precinct In which
the syndicste's headquarters were situ-
ated think that the estimate Of "a, ,0c0, 600
as Millsr's clsar-up for the time he was
In businefs would he too low. They
place 1t at between 81, ,ooo. 900 and "a. .OeO. .
600.
Ths interesting question now Is, what
became Of this money! 1t has been pretty
we'll established that Miller speculated
only little In Wall street and that the
money be lost there did not amount, all
told. to t5c00.
The grand jury Of Kings county handed
up to Judge Hurd yesterday the follow
ing:
November %, 1sas
To the Hon Judge Hurd:
The grand jury By unanimous vote
hereby csnsure the polios department Of
the borough Of Brooklyn for their lax
efforts regarding the Franklin Syndicate
Indictment In allowing william Il. Mil
Ter and his assooiats, Ceoil Leslie, to
escape, rs the grand jury are positive that
there was ample time to arrest thes, two
men.
JAMES A. DANIELS. Foreman.
1t was said In Mulberry street yesterday
afternoon that a shakeup In the brooklyn
detective bureau might be expected In a
few days.
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tuss. He tsek part In the Nile ezredl-
tion 1sSi-t5; was attached 10 sr ".
RID gswsy's mission to Morocco, 1909;
dii srseisl ssrvies In shs soudsn 1899,
end IVES attached TO Mr.. Hodd's miss.on
TO Abyssianis In 1897. Ne hes been stan
captain Of the Intelligence division Of
the war ofi,os since 1895.
Gen. Methusn, 1t developed Later, was
slightly wounded b. builst which In
fisted hesh wound in tn, thifh.
Lisut. Long Of the Second Yorksairss.
10 another ofiiosr killed.
The following officers were also wound
ed: Capt Won Hugsl, engineers; L.sst.
Traverss. third grensdiers; Lisuts. klwss
and Hin, Scots quarts Lieut.. Flint,
Laneashirss; Major harls and Ottlsy and
Lieut. Fox. feoond Yorkshires; Lisuts.
Baksr-Carr and Nsilson. Argyll high.
landera
BOERS NERVOUS.
London, November 30 A despatch
from Cape Tuwn, dated Monday Novsm-
ber 81, gives reports Of the nersousDsss
Of tie Beers Of the Orange Free Stats
border. soms Of the Beer forces, 10 10
added, have been hurrisdly Withdrawn
from Lady Grey and BarkIey eist
Orange River. Monday, November 81. 5
Bosr prisoners here report that the nuE
her Of Beers killed. at Belmont 10 tell
to have been lao, and at dras PsH
Among the prisoners are sevs9
enormous red crosss on Z,
1t is reported that they To-
artillery.
INFLICTED GREAT LOSs.--
Estcourt, Monday, November sz-The
Twelfth Lancers are reported to Rave
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KILLED ON MODDER RIVER.

General Methuen Was Among the
Wounded In the Battle.
London, November 30.-Ihe war office
has received from the general command
ing at Cape Town, the following:
'iRsceived from Nodder River, Novsm-
bsr so: Killed, Staff Colonel II. r.
Nortbcott, Second Cold Stream; Lieut..
CO.. h. X. Stopford. Capt. Farel. Wound
ed, Artillery, Major VIM. Lindsay. Capt.
Farrell, Lieut. DuAlop. Lieut. Furse;
Third Grsnadier, Major Count Gleichensi.
Lieut. Hon. ii. Il. Leighton; Cold
Streams, Lieut.. Viscount Acheson; Medi-
cal corps. q. A. Moore.
"The casualties among the officers Of
the Ninth Brigade and the men Of the d.
vision will follow;
Col. Northcott participated In the Sher-
bro expedition. West Africa, In 1883,
where he was desperately wounded in the
Zulu war. the Ashantee expedition aud
the kaIagwe expedition in 1898 tor which
he was made Companion Of the Bath.
Re,ently he commanded In the northern
gold coast territories.
Lieut.. Col Stopford had not seen auy
active service.
Major Count GleisLsn Is a relative of
the Qasen.
Count Glsishen 10 major Of the Grena-
dier Guards ana Is the Oldest son of the
late Prince vitcor Of Hohsnlohe-Lanssn-
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MUST CONCEDE ADVANCE.
Cotton Mansfact.rers Mast Fellew Nat
thew Borden.

Fail River, Mass. Novsmbsr so.-Ths
wage situation 10 Fall Rivse mills was
the uppsrmost subject IN the talk Of ths
tsxtils Operatives t3day.
Neither Presidsnt Tapy nor eeosetary
wh isshead of the Textile Council has ~
ceissd any communication from eecrs-
tary Q. O. RounssviIls, Of the Manufac-
tursss sssssiAtion. A member Of the
oounoil this evening saids
"The textile Representative will 90 b.
fore the operatives at the MAS meetings
tomorrow night and explain the sltu-
alton. The ssxtils council II Row unani-
mousiy In favor Of askipg the full sd-
vance In view NOT only Of Matthew Bor
dsn's oRes, but because of the excellent
market for pFiat goods. Prices are away
up. regulars beiue quoted - 3 l-se and
odd goods cent and mere higher"
A director In several Of the mills hsrs
said. this sveniags
1--WE must conceds the advance. Mat
thew Borden simply antioipassd tire msr-
ket and 10 building IN futures. He
hores to bull the market and advancs
the goods to suoh point % 70 make the
10 per cent increase warrantable.
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WILLIAM STIRS THEM UP.

Berlin. November 80 With Empe.of
Williams return today there was an I'm
mediate revival OF political activity In
Berlin. His Majesty arrived at New Pa
lace about y o'clock this morning and by
10 O'Clock he was receiving the reports
of his OWL and military oabinsts. Tie
first official to be received was Gen. Won
Hahnke chief Of the military cabinet.
he was followed by the Prince Regent
Of Brrnswiok, who related his experiences
In Spain q fortnight ago, while on a
ipscinl mission to confer the order Of
the Black Eagle upon King Alfonso.
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MOTHER IN MANILA

Manila, December 1-le.50 g. m.-
Aguinaldo's mother has arrived here and
has been given shelter by Senior Lgarde,
a prominent "Amigo." who was seere-
tary Of the treasury before the outbreak
and who resigned when 1t came. I,
seems that Buencamino's party took
refuge In a bandit village which had
offered Aguinaldo an asylum, intending
to sell him to the Americans. The
bandits as,ass mated half Of Buencami-
nos guard aud proposed to keep Aguinal-
dos mother for ransom.
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(TALK NO. 5l.l
4 REQUEST.

I want to ask favor of my patrons.
If there Is one among them, who thinks
there glasses are not quite right, want
them to come in and tell me so. l shall
consider it personal favor II they will
do so. If have any error in taking the
measurement of their eyes. want to
correct that error. l would ten times
rather have them come back. than to
have them feel that their glasses were
not as they should be. 1t is not
bother or an annoyance to me to have a
customer come back. am as anxious
to have their glasses fit them perfectly
and prove of service to them, as they
can possibly be themselves. 1 have
reputation to preserve and realize that
"a satisfied patron is the best advertise
ment" | am careful to take every
measurement accurately and l know of
very few errors that have made, but if
there should be any want to rectify
them at my own expense.
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ATKINSON FOR ALLY.
silver Republicans VIII Endesvor "a
Create an Anti-Imp perialist An
mex in the East.

Chicago. Novembsr s0.-Ihe Silver
Republicans In conference here Tuesday
and Wednesday planned, Il 10 announced
to ally themselves with and to make uss
Of the "anti.imperiAlist" agitation, es-
psciAlly In sastsrn states where the sil yer
issue doss not attract, co-opsration
with Edward Atkinson's following will
be sought. lhs purpose Il the Silver
Republicans Is to gain, fp,asibla VITA
this new issue foothold In eastern states
90 that their party can moro truly claim
to be national Organization and thus
become Q more effective whip for holding
the Democrats 20 ths Bryan and 10 to
lips. This Is one reason why the silver
Republicans want to hold big national
convention Of 20C0 or more delegates next
year. Confirmation Of this plan came
today from Fred J. Dubois, formerly
senator from Idaho and chairman Of the
silver Republican executive committss.
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Capt. vsvlsr's marc, after Gsa. .Aisxas-
drijso's brigade with one company of
Ne s3d infantry was one Of the bravese
Incidents Of the wss. 1hs company lsft
DAsnpsn alcns under osdsrs 70 locate the
enemy.
Capt Fowler had bssn warned BY the
nativss that hs and bis nsn would bs
sxtsrminatsd. The guides deserted
then bsfsss Mansatarom was reached.
All Als5andrino's artillery WA fosssss ID
upea the main street aloag which ths
Americans advanced. The guns were
u,nnsd BY Spsniards, yhe said aftsf-
ward that they had fired over the bssds
n. the Americans ~ thsy desired that sss
latsss should win, hoping thus 10 gain
their own freedom. In tbs terrified tsrn.
per Of the Insurgents who run ct the
sight Of an American, . single company
might 90 anywhere In the north now.
according 10 Capt. Fowler.
No prisensFs sxosrt omosPs aud civil
lssdsrs sss retained By the Ansricana
7hsir policy 10 :, release al othsrs al
most immsdiassly. Major Orisx o. the
last filipino commission 70 den. Ot1s 10
. harniew ohnrnotsr, kind Of hurlssqus
s,ldisr; and the Americas of1ssrs too
whom be surIsndsrsd have declined 10
impsison him. He yearns to pose a. .
martyr In Manila.
FIGHT IN uOILO.
Manila, November 30. 6.10 p. m.-Dss-
patches just received from Iioilo, island
OF Pansy, say that as 1 o'olosk on tine
evening Of Sunday. November o. the 18th
regiment encountered nm sntrsuched
force Of the snsmy at Paiva who opened
n heavy fire. The leading battalion re-
piled and after several voilsys the l9;h
HaEked the Fiiipinos, driving them out
Of their trenches Ths enemy rstrsated
to the mou ntain,. At the teSinning Of
the fight one captain and one private Of
the 18th regiment wers killed.
THE URDANATTA's GREW.
Washington, November 10. "A despatch
10 the navy department from Admiral
Watson at Manila. received today. gives
additional detailas OF the fate Of the crew
of the guuboat Urdanatta which was
Destroyed BY insurgents some tins ago.
The despatch follows:
"Nenila, November so.
"Oregon's force turned over Vigan
to portion Of Wheaton's command on
2sth. Returned here with log rscapture1
Spanish prisoners. Taking Of Vigan cred
liable to naval forces. Coxswsin Greene
and Apprsntiee Powers sf Urdanaith's
crew escaped insurgents and reported on
flagship. Report Lieut.. Woods mortally
wounded. died Is minutes, Mitchell.
Drummond. Stone and Grey killed out
right. Bodies Of Woods and Grey only
recovered. Burial place unknown. Will
sndeavor 10 locate. Farley, Herbert and
Barrie alive and we'll October SO.
Present whersabout unknown.
Chiuassn killed by insurgent fpeara.
Urdanatts fought till guns faiie1, Mads
gallant light Dated September IL.
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sTABBINa AyYRAY- In NASHUA

Nashua, N. h.. November 90
Thomas Chambsrlain Of Lowell. Mas.
Is under arrest on the charge of stabbing
Frank MoCann of this city. early tonight.
MoCann oil Inns that he wac on the street
about $50 O'Clock In company with .
friend named Murphy and that an un-
known man approached him and their
talk soon developed into heated axgu-
msnt. and during the fight which followed
AoCann was out several times with a
knife or rasor. The stranger made his
escape but latsr In the evening was osp.
tursd and identified by AoCann.
McCann Is not in dangerous condi-
tion. He was terribly cut and the police
are surprised that vital spot was not
reached.