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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
REVOLUTION IN COLOMBIA.
Fighting Goes On, and Both Parties are
About Evenly Matched.

New York, Dec. "A dispatch 10 the
Herald from Panama, Colombia, Via
Galveston says; Four hundred addI-
tional recruits have arrived from Buena
Ventura on the steamer Imperial,
They will leave on Sunday for the in
terror departments. where the revolu-
ton Is stlll raging, especially in Santan-
der, BOyaca and Cundinamarca. With
this reinforcement more than 1000 men
viii have gone through the Isthmus.
Further Official details Of the great
battle at Santander have been received.
The government losses were also con-
siderable, The revolutionary forces
numbered about six thousand veterans
from Santander, Boyaca and Cundln-
amarica. and were commanded by Cen
eral Tribe. who led with extraordinary
bravery.
He retired. some reports say, toward
Boyaca, while others have him retreat
ing toward Cucuta on the Venezuelan
frontier with more than FIVE thousand
men in good condition General Tribe
was not wounded as was first officially
reported.
Port Rio Hacha. on the Atlantic coast.
which was occupied by reyoluti0nlsts
hlANtl RAAlNNN ~ AAAtN HN 1h|At - " az
finally recaptured on November 18th by
the government forces under General
Manjarres. with the assistance Of the
gunboats La Popa and Cord0ya, which
threatened bombardment II resistance
were made
SerranO upon the suggestion Of the
resident consuls. sent commissioners.
who, on behalf OF the people, demanded
from General Manjarres an explana-
ton.
Gen. Manjarres replied by repeating
his threat Of bombardment ana limiting
the time for surrender The surrender
was finally effected through mediation
Of the c0nsuls.
The revoluti0nlsts retired inland with
their force and arms. During the time
the rebels occupied Rio Hacha, Serrano
declared himself provisional, civil and
military chief OF the sovereign state OF
Magdalena, In accordance with liberal
principles and for nearly three weeks
was In supreme control
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
'0f a Russian war.hip,

q. sinp'on, Dec. 1.-The American
S,r wv .ui't ST. Louis, which sailed for
lsg,rs ~, Today had among her pas
'l,,lsn , oS Russian sailors and two
I'gs a. Ian . sailors on board the ST.
,ssi bos,ss 'opably part OF a detach-
t,-ss aug ~ Tor this country TO take
s.l, I, VI one q the Russian cruisers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
Consul Mncrum Replaced.

Washington. Dec. 1.-The President
has designated Adelbert +. Hay to pro.
coed at once to South Africa as the rep
resentatlye Of the state department and
take the place of Mr. Macrum. the pres
ent United States consul at Pretoria.
The state department has yielded 10
Mr.. Macrtims repeated apeals 20 be
relieved and he viii not await the ar.
rival Of Mr.. Hay before quitting his
post. Mr.. Hay Is the son Of the secre-
tary o. state,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
'~y and Navy at Football

,l.tI,. PIMA Dec. 2-one Of the most
~ took .v3,.nall games ever played
,tsrnoor pace on Franklin field this
,'iieenti,1. 'e \, Contestants being eleyens
.siatpoIs = West Point Military and
~ tn,e ~ Ma academies. II was the
" brssehss.' eleyens representing the
e' OF the military arm OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
big Lumber Combine.

Rossland, b. c., Dec. 2--The Koote-
nal-Yale Lumber combine has been or
ganized 10 control the lumber business
OF British Columbia. II Is capitalized
al half million. Louis Blue Of this
city Is president, and J. E. Panport,
caorefary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

San Francisco Dec. 2.--John Sablan,
native % the island Of Guam. has
fled lbel In the United States dis
trict court against w. 7 Storey, mas
ter Of the American bark Andrew
Hicks, 70 recover 5000 damages for
being shanghaied from his native island
home and brought TO San Francisco by
way OF the North Pacific whaling
grounds lie alleges that while the
vessel was lying near the shore OF the
island OF Guam he was engaged 10
work about the ship until her departure.
and that he was carried 20 sea against
his protest ana was landed az San
Frndsc0 November s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

; be long in constructing a temporary
bridge. HIS enforced delay doubtless
VIII be of considerable service In Civ
Ing his hard-pushed column needfnl
rest, and IN allowing the arrival Of re-
Inducements Of which ne must be sore
ly In need after three such fights, plac-
ing hors de- combat upwards Of a thou
sand men out Of less than 1000.
Gen. Forester Walkers announces
ment that the Canadian marksmen and
other relnforcements have been pushed
forward TO the neighb0rho0d OF the
Orange river to protect Gen Methuen'S
line Of communication, has relieved
much anxiety here, where 1t was fully
expected the Beers would attempt 10
attack the vulnerable points OF the line
Of communication.
The latest news from Natal indicates
that the bulk OF the Ladysmith
relief force has arrived at Frere.
though there Is considerable con-
lecture as to the whereabouts Of Gen.
Clery. whose movements have not been
chronicled recently. IL Is surmised in
some quarters that he may reappear In
totally unexpected quarter on the
flank or rear OF Cen Joubert's force,
which is supposed 10 be concentrated
at Grobelaars Klof north Of the Tuge-
lar river
As Gen. Hlldyards advance guard
was in touch with the Beers as long ago
as Tuesday last, developments should
not be long delayed.
Dundonald's mounted force, Nov q,
accompanied by four guns, went In pur-
suit Of body Of Beers returning 10
Colenso. They followed the Beers 20
within two and half miles OF Colenso,
when the Beers replied 10 the British
shells with long range guns. There
were no casualties.
cclenso bridge, Il IL added. was after
wards blown up
Another detachment Of 5000 British
troops sailed for South Africa today
Owing TO the phenomenal sale OF the
newspapers. consequent upon the war,
paper famine is threatened II is
reported that the American supplies
have failed temporarily.
According 10 a special dlsnatc. from
CapetOwn. Gen. Joubert was Killed
Nov. 10. but Gen. Buffers dispatch OF
NOV, 2. showed that Gen. White was In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

leaving only the end OF the cap exposed.
The arrangement was such that a
slight tap would have caused terrific
explosion.
CHIEF HILTON TALKS.
81 SHALL" said Chief Hilton this az.
ternoon, take immediate steps to as
certain how the deadly device came TO
be placed there and see also, If can,
who made 1t. one thing Is certain, how
ever, and that is that the bomb was not
OF recent construction. 1t was covered
with verdi girls and might have been
made one or five years. on opening
it found that It contained two layers
OF giant powder, several Of black pow
der, gun cotton and nytro- glycerlne
on the outside was a giant cap which
! carefully removed, after which I took
out the contents and threw them into
the excavation west OF the police sta
ton. I would say that the device pos.
sessed as much explosive power as
when made. The officers will take the
case In hand at once.
MRS. WENTREss STORY.
Mrs. Wentress, when seen by q
News" man at late hour said: II
will tell you all know about IT, The
room, No. 49, was occupied in July last
by a couple Of young men named Bates.
one was named Nephi. He worked here
putting up Ice. He said the machine
was found BY his brother. When they
went away they left 1t here and / put
II away until yesterday, when we
showed II TO miner who advised me
to turn It over to the police. which
did"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

According 10 a special dlspatc. from
Capetown. Gen. Joubert was Killed
Nov, 10. but Gen. Buffers disnatch Of
Nov @ showed that Gen. White was IN
communication with Gen Joubert or
somebody impersonatlng him about
Nov. u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

leaving only the end OF the cap exposed.
The arrangement was such that a
slight tap would have caused a terrific
explosion.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15

The largest minstrel show In the
world, a. G. Aliens New Orleans
Colored Miustrels, clean refined
aud up-to.date by colored artists,
(male and female) carrying twice as
many people as another minstrel
company in existence showing uu-
der canvass IN a tent seating over
two thousand people presenting
more special features than any 9th
err minstrel show In the world Just
the place TO 90 and take your wife,
sister or best girl for an evening
and enjoy Yourself Owing TO the
large seating capacity Of the tent
the ADMISSION Is IS and rs cents.
a. G Aliens Miustrels are Gaming
Sept l6.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15
BOILER PLATE HISTORIAN.

The '5oiler PLATED" sheet that is
published on the ladelated plan,
and known as the Courier gives its
readers some startling historical
news in it's mornings issue TIE
Courier states that George Wash
ington is dead likewise Moses, Abe
Lincoln, Jay Gould and JEFF Davis
and that Cleopatra is not in the
land of the living, and also reports
Julius Caesar among the demised,
and in a little further down on its
historical dissertation, says that
Columbus discovered America The
young man who wrote the above, is
not historically correct. for We fnd
that JEFF Davis is not dead but is
in Arkansas holding the important
Office of attorney genera, and is
much tn evidence as a gubernato-
rial aspirant ard a trust fighter
from the forks of the creek As TO
Columbus discovering America it
has never been made clear that be
is entitled to this honor, as another
one, Amerigo Vespucci claimed
this honor. We believe now that
the Texarkana end of the Courier
is to be edited with the eternal
keeping in tune with 'boiler strips
| sent here from Dallas, labeled and
/ paImed off on the public as the very
! latest news.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15
R, u, T. MANN Mr D.,
Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat
Treated Exclusively
Office Over Smith Drug CO.'S Store.
Office Hours-,30a IN. 90 mt8p ug
On AFRO 20 W
ASltpVlttE N h.

Few regions have hccn, more richly enc
dOwcd by Nature than chat famous section
Of Western North Carolina npeticaiv
termed the ~ and Of the Sky" NJ hug N
climate so dry and hcnltbsp'vinp
that 4 has become known the world over
as a natural sBultprlum for the cure Nf 400
troubles Of pulmonary Or bronchial nae
ture
AShevlllc. the centre Of ihis beautiful
m0urtoln-hcmmed plateau lg the iUubegt'
city cast vi Denver and is busy, thriving
place of ~ 600 inhabitants. with ali the
nodernlsns Of city liie. The CITY lies iugt
az the point where the beautiful French
Broad and SwammOca rivers loin their
crystal waters
Within the city or IN its suburbs MANY
people 0l wealth have built henutiui and
expensive homes most notable am0hg
them being the chateau ~ MI Ornrpc W
Vanderbilt which with ~ great estatn InA
cost upwards Of four million d0llAre.
Asheylllc is nn uli-the-ycnr fcmft. fnr
the great mountains protect o in ths .in.
ter from The cold Winds. and Us fmHwer
climate IS made dclehtlm bceause ~ ita
altitude
For descriptive mntter of Ashepii'n ana
vicinlty, call on G A, BoNscOter A %. q
A. Chattanooga Tenn na
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15
Texas Citv Property.

ro room dwelling 900 state stree
lot foavI fo feet. Corner Toe
and ems in good nelElnorr0ol. te'a
to-atf0r for hoardinr house. Price $50 o.
Tearus liberal.
Two story business brick on 5ro1d
street block 81. Texas side. Hr'-e so,5oo
each.
Two story 8 room dwelling Pine street,
r5f --yf.lo feet. One OF tre 1esl bHIt
fences iu the city Terms very .'
Price $4,000.
-Iots. Griofs vineyard additions 5ear-i-
rYif,, located and oii fenced iu- these i.-s
-orruord GOOD view c' city 11d ere le
-rs9rest lofts at the price 5000 each t1al
-an BE had iu tfai Part OF town an
-avwerf and reasonable time. rfrt come
first choice.
7=v75 feet square, rO-th and adioi1i1e
ne Coem0roHtan hotel iris used rs g
-efri0eratirg vault at present. having
go L $4,000 very recently. Prise $1,000
p,. an addition rear the p & @. ~
craesiug nf the Boston road near tl-
-,-7a Eouse have O.. lgts heE1t OTIS
shaded aud comm71i'nT View o. l1a .fi''
Twill sea these lots from SIS lH 500 a-H
according t0 location on ana stt
monthly payments.
A ? story room house Strte street
lot -=xiro feet good location f1I
boarding and ro0m'Hg. 600.
Corner Tot ? block 81 &orers addition
Rose HiH facing street ear lines Egoa
COON house, rents for $500 per month
Price $1,000.
Six room dwelling on Olive street. 90
Texas side. lots IooEH0 ssIifor $1,000
500 cash, $40 per month.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15
INSULT 10 THE SOUTH

The announcement that The re-
Iinterment of the followers of the
notorious John Brown would be ac-
compauied with military houors,
ordered by the war department,
with sanction Of the president, has
aroused the natural Indignation of
the south, aud has been received
with surprise, 10 even other parts
of the country
Tt will be remembered that short
Iy after his inauguration Mckinley
visited the grave Of the traitor
and, standing there with barred
head, declared that he "drew in
SEPARATION" from the spot and the
memories Il stirred And now be
has given instructions that the
government shall pay tribute TO
the bones Of the thugs who follow
ed the infamous raider of forty
years ago
John Brown was convicted Of
treason and executed in due form
of law. There was no aspect of
southern lynchiug about his demise
such as warns the northern heart
to fierce deuunciation these days,
be it remembered, and yet McKin-
ley must do him reverence. Can
this be the same Mckinley who
breathed such dulcet words of fra.
. teruaI greeting at Atlanta to the
people of the south and bespoke the
I privilege of decorating the graves
. of their fallen heroes?
The attitude of the president in
this homage Of felons is a disgrace
to his office, and a boorish afront
to the entire south. We are left to
assume that he was playing at pol
Iitics and is revealing his inner feel
liugs toward the south in his APP
| pointment of negro postmasters,
and tender tribute to the bloody
band that Brown headed on south
ern soil And this, too, when south
Iern boys are fighting today under
the flag of the Union, with him as
! their commander in chief Frank
hin Review,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15

Whether or not Cuba and Porto
Rico should become integral parts
Of the United States, is decidedly a
two sided question, we viii admit.
At the same time it is undeuiable
that this country has long desired
such a thing. Theundesirable pop.
ulation of the two islands make Of
them a somewhat undesirable ac-
quisition, we viii also admit, but
Observation-Disclosures couu-
terbalances this. Matter Of their
electoral vote and that it may be
for the Republican party, cuts little
figure iu deciding our opinion-be-
lieve that taking everything into
consideration both Cuba and Porto
Rico would add lustre and wealth to
America.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15

Men go Off and take the "Keeley
Cure 10 get rid Of the whisky habit
utYsry few of them stay cured
Who can compute the awful effects
of whisky, or the strong hold il can
get upon a MANI We might write
columns upon this subject, and never
exhaust the theme. TO our boys
and young men we say, beware how
you tamper with strong drink 1T
has utterly ruined thousands of
good men. The only safe way is to
touch not taste not, handienot -
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15
A. w GLEASON

The Courier has sounded the
alarm of a water famine on the
west side. Says an alderman on
east side advocated cutting the
west side off from its water supply,
in order that the east side get bet.
ter water 1t takes more than one
alderman to do this-iu fact, we
think the water company would OBJ
iect to an arrangement of this
kind. Those people on the west
side, who are stuck On the water
we are furnishing them, need have
no fear Of being deprived Of the
same as long as they pay up. The
water company is not going to kill a
single goose that lays it golden
egg
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15

Thos "A Reed is outspokeu against
expansion, and it is intimated that
he viii be heard in the campaign of
next year in opposition to the Nc
Kinley administration, though we
very much doubt it, as it seems to
us that the putocrats bought him
of by giving him as remunerative
place as that afforded by the Occu-
pancy Of the White House. Hesays
that the Filipinos should have their
freedom That freedom is Just as
dear to them asIt is to us and that
they win fight for it Just as long "
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15

If the north pole is ever reached,
the adventurous spirits who get
there will find that they have act-
ualIy outstripped Father Time alto
gether in fact, he will have giyeu
up the race entirely for at the
northern and southern extremitits
Of the earth's axis there is no fixed
time at all. At amy moment it can
be either noon or midnight, break
fast time or supper time, work
time or play time, whichever you
like Clocks will be a fraud and a
deusion for at the pole all degrees
of longitude converge into one, and
therefore all times The possibill-
ties Of such a position are endless.
Not only, too, will the clocks be out
Of tine, but the calendar as we'll
It can be at will either Yesterday,
today or tomorrow
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15


The climax of all tented amuse-
ments, A. G. Aliens big original
New Orleaus's colored MINISTRIES
will appear in Texarkaua Saturday
afternoon and evening, Sept 16,
under canvas. The company num-
bers more than so people aud in
cludes some of the best singers
dancers, cake walkers and colored
speciality artists known among the
.coIored race. This is the only miu-
strel company in the United States
chat shows under canvass. Mr..
Allen is the originator Of the idea,
and he has succeeded in getting
together a minstrel organization of
such a size and magnitude that
would be impossible to be produced
in an opera house and owing to the
.large seating capacity Of his tent he
is enabled to place the price Of ad-
mission at Is and % cents thus
giving the public an opportunity
to witness a dollar show for IS and
% cents 9 13 3
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15

We most heartily agree with the
little Rock Democrat that there is
no occasion for am extra session of
the Arkansas legislature at this
time. We have a good antitrust
law which the bigoted Attorney
General of State refuses to enforce;
.he might getit into his head to do
the same thing with any other sim
liar law that might be enacted.
An extra session would cost a large
sum, with no corresponding bene-
fits.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15
B van at Home

Lincol, Neb. Sept 13.-WJ. Bry-
an arrived home from the Pacific
coast today and spoke tonight at
the banquet rendered members Of
the first Nebraska regiment Col
Bryan said he expected to start for
Chicago tomorrow to attend the
trust conference. His stay will be
short as be is booked for week of
campaigning in Nebraska towns be-
ginning next Monday.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15
O. P TAYLOR
ea1 =s- Es@t@ tie,
ft6f-2 West Broad Street,
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Five room dwelling, Olive street In.
iooyf4 % feet front; fine oak shade tree,
Price suo0 cash, cheap at that.
One rcre of ground on Olive stree,
GOOD house, good barn; garden IN higs
state Of cultivation nice shade trees
$500,
Five room house opposite Furniture fac-
t9fvfH lots 75XI4o, nice, high location
water rs Good as the best. Price 5000.
One lot. 5oxi4o, block C.. south side ~
Cotton Belt Railroad, Old shack OF house
on It. wen fenced, $3.50.
Lots o. ard 10, block a. next 10 LoDgi.
r0td residence; Broad street, 7-Wto
each, $3.50 each,
Lat6 o and p OF S, 7sxr4o, corner Of 7th
and No0'e street, south and ADJOINING V,,
rueHrrru residence. Beautiful oak shads
trees ras, water, bath room, g r1or
house $1,000.
City Property-Ark
room house on 18th street, Hick.
or, and Pecan, East OF Flrs. MCNutt's
Barn. well woodshed, etc. West q Of
lots, equal to ~ lot, south front. Price
$500.
Corner Tot, near street car stable, GOOD
room house, fine places, $500 on easy
monthly paymeuts
One iot zOXr 10 feet near State line
neat room houses on this lot now rent.
ine for S per month each. Price 8 800.
Iotsi and 3. block ?, MOOres addition
room house on lot q, and q bored yeU
of GOOD water. fruit trees, etc; lot ? hasa
BUGGY shed and stable, lot has shed
rr5 feet Lots are 5OXI6o each Price
$3.50 $500 cash, balance o and ? month.
Two lots near street car stable. large
barn GOOD dwelling with rooms the
hest oil water, 5000
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15

a few days ago on learning that
there was a slight money striugency
10 New York, the Republican Secre-
tarv Of the Treasury ordered the
sub-treasury there 20 pay out the
October interest on hoods, amount
ing to over five millions of dollars
1t certainly appears that the money
pIutocrats of Wall street are the
Detted favorites Of Mckinley & Co.
-the Republican party.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15
Good Enough 10 Take

The finest quality Of loaf sugar IS
used in the manufacture OF Cham.
berlaiu's Cough Remedy and the
roots used 10 It's preparation give IN
a flavor similar TO that Of maple
syrup makIng Il very pleasant Go
take. Asa medicine Tor the cure
Of coughs colds, "a grippe Group
and whooplug cough V rs uuequlled
by any other ltaways cures, and
cures quickly For sale by Smith
Drug Co
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15

A southern man is a ninny to
Join the army and 60 to the Philip
pines to fight low class of negroes
who know no better than to stand
by their homes and fight the invad-
ers Stay at home young man, un-
less our country has a cause for
taking ND arms
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15
Fiftv miles OF steel Is now laid o.

Fifty miles of steel is now laid on
the south end out of here on the T.
s. St N road and FIVE miles out Of
Shreveport The Postal Telegraph
line is up from here TO the end of
the fifty miles of rail Work is be-
ing pushed on both ends of the
road as well as the telegraph line.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15

Mckinley hadF9rquharappointed
20 take charge Of the North Atau.
tic nayal squadron, vice Sampson
who leaves that department for su.
peryision Of one Of the navy yards,
OF course SchIey was overlooked,
although he d9eved the place.
Well The American people win not
forget the hero Of Santiago, and
they win hold Mckinley resonsible
for not properly honoring him.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15
sErlNn wlrH oLp EErr lNns-

A physician makes the statement
that we see with our feelings There
is more truth iu this than the
thoughtIess will perceive For in
stance, take a man or woman with
weak stomach, which has not the
power of giving to the blood the
uourishmeut it requires The sys-
tenn is filled with poisonous bile
Poor blood coursing through the
brain poisons and weakens it, and
the sufferer is utterly incapable Of
enjoying beauty of any sort, or even
a hearty meal The reason the bill
ious and the dyspeptic who takes
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters finds
life brighter and pleasanter, is be.
cause il cleanses the system and
strengthens the stomach. See that
private Revenue Stamp covers the
top of the bottle
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15

Already companies are being or
ganized to manufacture and sell
liquid air Perhaps by next sum
mer this most extraordinary liquid
will be on sale here, and people can
buy it for refrigerating and other
DurnOgce
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15

The pain OF q burn or scald Is all
most Instantly relieved by applying
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Ii also
heals the injured parts more quick
ly than any other treatment, and
without the burnisyery severe does
not leave a scar Forsa by Smith
Drug Co
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-15
A stafisfirian has fonrad

A statistician has figured it out
that the money to be spent on
Dewey's reception In New York, If
in silver coin, would weigh more
than all the shot fred by the fleet
at the Spanish gunboats in Manila
bay But then it must be remem-
bered that Dewey didn't waste any
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