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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-08
sMooT ON CHARACTER AssAss1Ns

Senator Smoot followed, strongly
urging that the amendment be defeat
ed and one report adopted.
The proposition. sir not to consider
and act upon these reports is a very
strange proceeding to me- he said. Il
admit that l am too dun to comprehend
any nigh motive that any member can
nave in suggesting that these reports
be permitted to pass by unconsidered
and Enacted upon. To fail II, do so, sir,
puts this body of ladies ana gentlemen
IN the position of having enacted the
most gigantic farce in the history of
the state. Accepting the proposition of
the gentleman from Salt Lake, why, in
stead of supporting the proposition to
support the report of the committee,
did he submit an amendment creating
a committee here to see that the
charges We're submitted to a grand
jury! He comes in at this late date.
after comforting judicial powers on this
committee, and submits now the propo
sluon that it should have been other
wise. If there is anything to be done,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-08

l am acting upon my judgment, and 1
want to continue to, and ! am going to
make my record, as you will yours, and
II Will not stop inside these walls, but
II WIZ go to the people; ard 1 want to
put myself on record in a ay so that
l may face my people and be able to
vlndicate myself, and for that reason /
want the widest liberty given this re-
port. l am going to stand by the rec
ora that l shall make, and for that rea-
son 1 want to see both reports treated
alike -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-08
AT wATERwoRKs.
Lively skirmish Resulting In the
EnemY's Defeat.

New York, March IA dispatch to
the Herald from Manila says: After the
insurgents had been driven off last
night from in front Of Mariquina they-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-08
TODAY.

900
Forecast for Salt Lake Today Is:
Partly Cloudy, Stationary Temper
allure.
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Bar silver, 5e16 cents.
Lead, brokers'. $40.
upper, casting, opened at 1915
cents; closed at 16 cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
Rombardment Ineffective.

Estcourt, Natal Friday, Nov. 10, even
ing-The armored train has returned
from another trip, on which, Colenso was
reported. No Beers were seen. On it's
way back the train picked up a native
runner at Freere, carrying number of
letters, who had been searched by the
Beers, but had in some manner managed
to keep his documents from falling into
the hands of the searchers. This run
ner stated that Ladysmith was bonn
hardsd on Thursday, Nov. 8, by six 40
Founders. one shot from which struck
Illng's store. The British big naval
guns Were still silent when he left. LiStls
damage was done by the Boer lombard
ment and there were few casualties. The
runner further said that the Beers in
tend to visit Coienso tomorrow.
Another reconnaissance was made by
train to-day with a company of the Boer
regiment on board, but nothing note
worthy occurred. it is reported on good
authority that a large party of Beers
Travelled from Colenso to Cheveley and
then branched to the west. Another
party of Beers is reported to have Wis.,
tied Bley's farm wrecking the household
All the troops attended divine service
this afternoon. Guns were heard in the
direction of Ladysmith early this morn
ing
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
RED CROSS SURGEON.
Was Told to Wait Day Before He Could
Cat the Wounded.

Was Told to Wait n Day Before He Could
Cat the Wounded.
Estcourt, Natal. Wednesday, Nov. 10,
$50 a. MAT o'clock this evening the
Red Cross train returned. DR.. Bristoe
reported that, on meeting the Boer pa
troll, he was halted and asked what he
wanted. He replied that he had come
with the train to remove the killed and
wounded. The Beers told him to make
his request in writing. and DR.. Bristoe
complied
After waiting for two hours, another
Boer came and informed DR. Bristoe
that as General Joubert was very far
away, no answer to the request eonld
be furnished until tomorrow morning.
The Boer said that if Dr. Bristoe would
then return with white flag. he could
count upon reply from General Jou-
bert.
DR.. Bristoe inquired whether there
We're many wounded. The Boer replied
that he had heard there We're about
seven. He declined to give any infor
nation regarding Lieutenant Winston
Churchill. 1t has rained all day and Is
still raining
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
Forced to Surrender.

London, Nov. 16.--The Times Durham
correspondent, under date of Sunday.
Nov. u, evening, says: Chaplain
Matthews arrived here to-day. He testi-
fed to the splendid defense of the Royal
Irish fusiliers and the Gloucester regi'
ment against an overwhelming force of
Beers who held positions on three sides
of the British troops. Retirement on the
fourth side was impossible, as the way
was too nrecipitous, and surrender was
the only alternative to annihilation. as
the Beers were on the point of opening
shell fire upon them. 1t was pathetic to
hear the fusilers bemoaning their mis-
fortune several with fearful eyes cry
ing. Father. | would rather have been
shot than this'
Commandant General Joubert ordered
Father Matthews release on condition
that he assist the Bocr wounded, but af-
terrard countermanded the, order and
the chaplain was taken with the other
prisoners in wagons 20 miles to Wesch-
bank. where he with the rest, was placed
on train for Pretoria.
The Beers have few tents and are
thought to be suffering Driva tions. While
in Pretoria Father Matthews understood
that President Kruger was about to visit
Natal to encourage the burghers there.
Many empty trucks have been sent to
Natal but the Beers declare that these
are to bring the Ladysmth garrison to
Pretoria.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
BOERS AMBUSHED.
ChurchilIs Brave Little Party Behaved
Like Heroes.

Durham, Natal, Nov. 16.--The Natal
Mercury, describing the engagement,
says:
THE enemy apparently opened fire
with Maxim and two nine-pounders,
getting the range accurately The fire
was so severe that telegraph wires and
poles were destroyed. Their guns We're
posted on kopje covered with brush
wood and their sharpshooters were hid
den behind boulders, The Dublins and
volunteers, fighting an unequal battle,
thrice drove the enemy back: but the
fierceness of the rifle and big gun fire
was too much for the brave little party,
which was weakened at the outset by
the overturning of the trucks, hurting
several. Lieutenant Churchill's bravery
and GOODNESS were magnificent. En-
couraged by him, all worked like heroes
in clearing the line to enable the engine
and tender to pass
Later details show that a heavy rain
and mist compelled a cessation of firing
Lieutenant Churchill bravely carried
the wounded to the rear under fire.
While the Beers We're destroying the
train their scouts pushed in and eX-
changed shots with the British pickets
a few miles from Esteourt 1t appears
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
At the HnrSe Sholy.

New York, Nov 16-To-night was a
record-breaker at the horse show as far
as attendance went. Madison Square
Garden was crowded from the entrances
to the roof Thursday night is always q
heavy night. for the police horses are
shown, with "A parade of all the horses
that have won prizes up to that time,
More than 100 beauties crowded the ring
in the parade of the prize winners. The
maneuvers of the mounted police sauad-
ron were gone through without hitch
or false move
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
Washington Notes.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington, d. C.. Nov. 16.-W. ].
Peters. Bay City. Mich. has been ap-
pointed teacher for the Shaw Indian
school.
One additional clerk will be appointed
in the postoffice at Butte for service in
the money order division during the
month of December
The secretary of the interior has af-
firmed the land office decision in the case
of the Great Northern, from Helena land
district in which the applicants are re-
quired to file an amended survey OF
claims.
II the case of Lucia Haskell VS.. tho
State of Montana the land office decision
was afiirme1. The land is awarded tI
the state under the school grant
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
Fate Is Unknown,

Durham, Nov. 1G.-The Natal Adver-
tiser's yesterdays dispatch from Est
court says:
when part of the armored train was
overturned by the Beers turning up the
rails the British alghted and exchanged
voleys with the Beers. . The engine
driver, when the rails were replaced, see
ing the position was hopeless steamed
back to Estcourt with a few of the Dub
Inns and Is of the Durbans, including
Captain Whaley. who was wounded on
the train. The fate of the remainder of
the Durbans and the Dublins and Lieu
tenant Churchill Is unknown
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
In "A Combination.

Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 16-The Tribune
will give details tomorrow morning con-
ceruing a combination between the Coll
orado & Southern and the Colorado Mid
land. The first-named road will thus Sc
cure the shortest line to Grand Junction
and will strengthen existing connections
and traffic arrangements with the Ri0
Grande Western, thus making a new
route from Ogden and Salt Lake to Tex
as, Mexico and the Gulf via Colorado.
Both Colorado systems will increase
their local territory. cut off competition
in several cases and form an aggressive
rival to the Denver & Rio Grande.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
Cen. YOUNG'S RAPID PACE
Insurgents Were Taken Com.
pletely by Surprise.
THEY ARE DEMORALIZED
Aguinaldo Is Still in the Low Country.
His Wife's Wardrobe Among the
Spells of War Twelve
Barrels OF Clothes.

Manila, Nov. 1880 p. m.-Reports
Young, dated Humingam, yesterday.
Huningam is about 80 miles east of
San Fabian. General Young is sup
posed to have advanced considerably
farther toward San Fabin.
A correspondent of the associated
press telegraphs an account of the
rapid pace with which General Young
covered the road with his cavalry. The
Maccabbe scouts completely surprised
and demoralized the insurgents around
the low country. A messenger and re-
Inducements who We're captured say
no town from San Jose to San Nicho-
las expected the arrival of the Ameri-
cans until day or two after they ac-
tually arrived.
Aguinaldo and his government are
making desperate efforts to reach Bay
hamong. All the information here is
that he is still in the low country
Lieutenant Johnson. with Troop M.
Sd cavalry, captured yesterday at San
Nicholas II barrels containing the
wardrobe of Aguinaldo's wife. some
personal effects, the records of the sec
retary of war and much commjssarv
and medical supplies. Sonora Aguin-
aldo probably escaped over the divide,
be inside the lines
Thomas W. Hayes. a civilian, and
Calvin S. Davis of the 10th infantry.
who were held prisoners by the insurg-
ents. have been rescued.
Colonel Wasseles captured at Tayug
several hundred thousand rounds OF
rice, 300 pounds of salt. 1,500 pounds
of flour. marked Dayton, Ohio, $500
pounds of sugar 1900 new uniforms
and hundreds of thousands of Ma9ser
shells.
The garrisons of all the towns sur
prised resisted feebly. General Wheat
on has not yet appeared.
The remains of Major John A. Logan.
killed in action at San Jacinto Satur-
day, were buried in Paco cemetery this
morning. Many persons followed the
body to the grave. Chaplain Pierce of
flciated and the Goth infantry furn-1
ished the escort. which was commando
ed by Major Rodman The pall-bearers
were the, captains of the Goth infantry.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
A CRUSHING DEFEAT.
The Beers Were Outtianked by the Eng
lish Troops.

Estcourt Thursday, 10 a. ma mis-
sionary, a native but reliable man.
who arrived here yesterday from Lady
smith, reports that a big fight took
place there on Friday, NOV. 49, He
says that volunteers went out in the
early morning and drew the enemy
from their positions into a fiat, where
the regular troops, under Sir George
White, outmaneuvered them by out
fianking the Beers, administering a
crushing defeat and infiicting great
loss.
More than 200 Kaffirs, the missionary
says, We're employed by the Beers TO
bury their dead and two trains, each
drawn by two engines, carried away
the wounded.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
Beers Driven Back.

London, Nov. 16.-A special dispatch
from Durham, dated Monday, Nov. IS,
says that a member of the Natal field
force who succeeded in traversing the
Boer lines with Ladysmith dispatches,
has arrived at Pietermaritzburg and
reports that a determined attack was
made by the Beers on the British gar
rison, which was quite prepared and
met the advance with such heavy and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
a rfew Method.

Washington. Nov. 1G.--Maii at es4 IL
ceived at the war department shon 1t-4ls,c
the Filipino insurgents have adopted a
new method of interference with the mill
tary telegraph lines. This is done by
attaching a fine copper wire to the line,
running it down the pole or through the
foliage of tree to the ground where it
is attached to piece of iron driven into
the earth. This effectively cuts off COM
munication and is not easily discovered
when once accomplished.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
At the Earliest Moment,

Paris, Nov l6-The customs COMMITTEES
of the chamber of deputies met this
morning and resolved to invite the min
lister of commerce to present the cham
ber at the earliest possible moment tha
terms of the commercial treaty between
France and the United States. which are
only known through their publication
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17
Hayward's Condition,

Omaha, Neb.. Nov. l6-Reports from
Nebraska City to-day indicate that Sem
ator Hayward is worse. His right side
is now paralyzed and he speaks with
difficulty, and then only in monosylla-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17

San Francisco, Nov 16.-The transports
Senator and Ben Mohr sailed for Ma
nlt this afternoon with the 45th infan-
try on board.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17

Port Said. Nov. 16.--The United States
gunboat Marietta has arrived from Gil
braltar on her way to Manila.
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isarthnunke at Verona.

Verona. Italy. Nov. 16.-There was
short earthquake here last night. II
threw the inhabitants into a panic.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17

soon as the train had passed up they
emerged from cover and dislodged the
sleeper bolts.
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DIR. Soutlllnayd.

On cross-examination DR.. South
mayd said he could not remember just
when he learned that Clarks reputa-
ton is bad, but it was soon after he
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Continued on Page Eight.)
The Coconino sun., 1899-11-25
THE COCONINO SUN.

from visit to her old Kentucky home.
 Geo. k. Sullivan, B. A. Cameron and c. H. Coffin attended the opening of the opera house at Winslow last night.
 Madame rumOr says that a prominent young business man and handsome Flagstaff belle will be united in mar riage in few weeks.
 The Postmaster General has issued an order closing all the postoffices to- day from until o'clock, p. m., during the funeral ceremonies of the late Vice President Garrett A. Hobart.
 Carnegie's offer of $25, 900 for public library building in Tucson has been accepted by the city council, which has voted site on Military plaza and $2,000 per annum for maintenance of the library.
 Rev. F. billy left this morning for Winslow, where he holds services in the Catholic church tomorrow. Rev. T. M. Connolly, of Winslow, will con duct the services in the Church or Ma tivity tomorrow.
 J. D. Monaghan, former well known clothing salesman, is in town to- day. He is now travelling for San Francisco paint and oil house. Mr. Monaghan has many friends in Arizona who will be glad to know that he will still continue to make regular visits to the territory.
 J. w. Kinsley, Past Grand Supreme Master Workman A. o. U. w., will be in Flagstaff on Monday and Tuesday, November P and 2s. Monday d public meeting will be held in the opera house, which will be addressed by Grand Master Kinsley. The public is cordially invited to attend and ladies are especially invited. Mir. Kinsley is an able and interesting speaker and our citizens should not miss the oppor- tnnttv ,f hna
The Coconino sun., 1899-11-25

Pine Springs, in this county, is prOy,f ing valuable producing propertyN The lessees of the mine are making regular and profitable shipments.
 The Albuquerque "Citizen" says: "W. R. Rupley, who is to succeed J. w. Connors as night train despatcher came down from Lamy last night and will assume his new duties at once" Rupley was at one time connected with the SUN office and has many friends here, who will be glad to learn of his promotion in the railroad telegraph service.
 Fl. K. Chenoweth, collector of GUS toms at Nogale, has been removed by Secretary Gage. The removal was service law and for the public good. A determined effort will be made to get Chenowelh reinstated and the people are divided in Chenoweth and anti Chenoweth factions, and the latter have the collectors scalp.
 F.. F. Greenlaw, left for Los An geles on Saturday last. He was suffer- ing from an attack of appendicitis and on his arrival there he went to n hos pital and submitted to a surgical oper- ation. A telegram Monday to c. A. Greenlaw said his case was critical and he lief, for Los Angeles on Tuesday to be with his brother during his illness. The SUN Is pleased to announce that "Eb." is impror ing and there is every hope of his speedy recovery.
 Mr. J. J. Donahue, foreman of the Ed. E. Aver Pioneer Hose Co. of this city, is in receipt of a letter of recent date from Mir. Aver thanking the Hose Co for the meteorite they sent him. Mir. Aver states he realizes the fact that IL is d rare specimen and will pre- sent it together with the description accompanying it to the Field Columbian Museum, of Chicago, and add the com plments of the F. F.. A. Pioneer Hose
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-23

ksta ConpaaSa qa Gecs aswaaOs veajas prSvi-
os Hds espcas que CaDas Oas Conpaas SOcedas Ian tya
bGadO ha5aiaH on 0da Ia AM6rica, sa5e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-23
Gran fabriCa de chocolate
DE
&. FRANCOYOo. MAYAGUEZ. PR.

Dicha industria del pals NADIA d. ia
que desaar comparandola con las Iri.
msras de su clsse tanto de la Irla CO.
mo del estraDgero.
La pur,z, de los productos emplea-
dos para la confecci6n del artlculo
tfreceu la garaDtiA do hygiene tanto
por su RIGA aroma cuautO por Ia salud
que desarrolIa en- la persona que 10 usa
disriamentc, rsz6u por 10 cual go ha
hscho tan popular tanto en- 81 pals co.
mo en- muchss poblsciones dtl txtran.
gero. Dep6oito permaDeute en- Ia fa-
brica v en- Ponce cslle Castillo n. 6
plaDta bAj iz Iuierds. .Iu 10 % de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-23
TRABAJADORES
PENINSULARES Y CANARIOS

Con femiIia s sin lila que quieran
pasar a Ssnto Domingo para dedicsrse
! las faenas agrfcolas pueden acudir
ain demora a Ia LIooRERIA DE Don FE.
L1PE CHANDRI, San Jisto ndmerO 3
en- donde obtsDdr6n los iuformes y
refeIenoias que deseen.
San Juan de Pto. Rico. 91O
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-23
GRAN OPORTUNIDAD PARA Los ENFERMOS

Professor M4 ha gats durapte vida estudOs una IN
asado padre cebre hseo entire todo o
pueblos del mundo Hlbla diez diomas
tambien h3 cho maavosas Ytk Chcsgo, can
Francisco en- todos los Estados de
Ha sadl co, Ceno Sur America Chile Peru, Repub
Argentins Brazil Portugal L6nde
e el 6nco que hs descubisrto
Estos graudes maravilosos remedies
los m rezas de- Ia ngFe obte ones
cerebro perdil de memorial buen coobuen aptto
enfsrmed1d5s dol czon namscones de las odas
del euarpp cstlrro nfsraedads del hgdo Insomnia Da Gro
MOS ooho horss Ftulas EoofuIas Eaf
nsdsdes del pumon hpne d la muier do los nevos apo
Stills lads de pe dolores oa mus3uo huesos
sp i corazn enf9nsda secreta dyspepsia diondz de
Ia boos PARALYSIS estedd bronqu hdrop4qia perdida del csbeo
sodsrss laruuI eufsnedades de Ia epna Ds' las cadra
o jovenes pierdsn pueden
outsdo prontanent por pFocedmien msraVlosos.
Ienemos gran axstencia 60 .1oe
No u'amos pfdoras, soidos nj veneuos
Los mad rspotedos medoos europeos eo amian
de mas gas enfsTmsses Croncas
ss d. miles d. nfortunsdos que suferon argos a6o hu sdo
ourados hsbsnd' ado anss hucia ns medcas
PARA LAS SENORAS SENO"ITAS
nemos husn espacio d4sp4r4r Ia cara las
afug" erunsones voviendo 81 natural hacienda
plfecr mas ven IA dos pro ieiwe de masaga
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tGAle della Llns ffsnte Ia Clra ladj del lmado
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-23
Venta1a9

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PE1UI9R1Oa

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-23
PRIY1EGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

Sobrs este lamamos muy parcuarmente la atenc6n del p
GcO pO Ia nea Compana del COnnente Americana que
onCede semeiante PEVlegio.
dsspuSs de hAb P6a daOs pagass prsrO
medic pEen, POLKA NO OADUCARA Comas adsansrS
aoe De Gho pr POLKA OonnuaFk
vendOs in
dc dshR eud enEas poSa ea dndo o OCCASION
oonnusIk smpo mas SIN GADUCAki
PAGARA SEdUR0 dsduosnSo soAmsna pmo
vonedoa dos LA C0MPAEIA
G esus 2. nuy o sguAvo Ad como sut nasvO
6aiso Esmpzeeoamoiaa anadad
EO 90 llama prOCede egudad yUar los interesss de
~ asegurados en- bien de sus families.
III de- RESIAURAR pOLIZAS ARANDONA
A va esrthn sutAsVA De bueus ud pago pan atAo
nt dsvsngadOs.
COhPLkFOS 0MAS La C0MPANA pst6n del ntsrssado od
das de P6ss POlzA
E VIDA De tA0 hRAD0 as D0TAE ysE pusde1
CnyerHs FoSs lgsdas por noa DkMoS DECA0QUNT0 VICE
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tah huhssgn pagado.
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tres anoa vO sn P6sa Rqdads dsamas parties
san s4aQa
ahrk condolences pvegiOs mas favOrabes para los ass
uudOs que los que OfreOe
HI 90Ldel canadA3
supncamos nteigente pdbOO de ssa Isla Ia leoura e
udo as es haEmoz condolences syndo est ser sorprenddos
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