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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
SENORA LOPEZ ENROUIE HOME
Escapes from Cnbanns Fortress Dur
ing War, Disguised ns IA Nun
Goes 10 Argentine.

NEW YORK Dec. 12.-Senora Carmina
Lopez, who was the wife of Cuban gem
eral and who in 1897 escaped from Cabana1
fortress, Havana, In the guise OF a nun
and who took refuge on an Argentine war
ship, which conveyed her to Buenos Ayres,
was held with her four children at the
barge office today, having arrived here
from Rio Janeiro on the steamer Words
worth, enrouto for Cuba The family is
returning to its old home after its exile.
Juan Lopez was FIVE years ago a wealthy
planter, worth 80 600 900 He was arrested
and sent as a political prisoner to Cabanas
fortress, where three years ago, with 347
other prisoners he was shot. Shortly after
this his widow was apprehended and cast
into a prison set apart for women. Her
four children we're taken in charge by the
Sisters Of Charity, After Sonora Lopez
had been in prison two months she effected
her escape by the aid OF two American Sis
ters Of Charity She is returning to Cuba
TO try to regain her estate,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
GATACRE EXPLAINS HIS LOSS
Says Boer Guns Were Well Served on
His Retreating Force-Improp-
erly Guided.

LONDON Dec l2,-The War office has re-
ceved the following from General Forester
Walker:
"CAPETOWN, Monday, Dec, 11.-Gatacre
reports as follows:
The idea to attack Stromburg seemed to
promise certain success, but the distance
was underestimated by myself and the local
guides. A policeman took Us around for
some miles and consequently we We're
marching from $3.50 p m. till a. m. and
were landed in an impossible position. l do
not consider the error intentional The
Beers commenced firing from the top cf an
unscalable hill and wounded a good many OF
our men while in the open plain. The Sec
ond Northumberlands tried to turn out the
enemy, but failed. The Second Irish Fu-
sileers seized kOpje near and held on sup
ported by the mounted infantry and Cape
police. The guns, under Jeffreys. could rot
have been better handled But / regret to
say that one gun was overturned in a deep
mullah and another sank in quicksand.
Neither could be extricated in the time
available.
Seeing the situation, | sent dispatch
rider to Molteno with the news, / collected
and withdrew our force from ridge TO ridge
for about nine miles. The BOer guns were
remarkably we'll served They carried accu-
ratey 5000 yards. | am holding Bushmans
Hoek aud Cyphergat Am sending the Irish
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
SWIFT AFTER EASTERN PLANT
Chicago Packers Reported ns Negoti-
ating for Large Pork Packing
Business Near Boston.

NEW YORK, Dec. ia special to the
Evening Post from Boston says: rumor
is current in business circles that the i'm
mense pork packing business of John Squire
& Co. of East Cambridge will soon be in
control OF Swift Bros, the Chicago packers
who few years ago absorbed Charles H.
North & Co., known as the North Packing
and Provision company. Mr.. G. F. Swift
is president OF the North Co., and f. c.
Swift is treasurer and general manager
The officers of the Squire company will
neither deny nor affirm the rumor.
The consolidating OF the Swift and the
Squire companies would mean the sole con-
troll of practically the entire pork packing
business in New York, The Squire COM
panes do a yearly business of about Sl5,-
900 900 to SIS, 5000 The two firms kill at
least 500 900 hogs year They have an ex-
port trade amounting to at least $4,000 900
annually.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
YAOUI AND MEXICAN BATTLE
Indians Attack an Army of Four
Thousand MeNicnns-Lnrge Num-
Der Killed on Both sides.

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 12.-Information
reaching here today is to the effect that on
December the Yaqui Indians and the MeXi-
can forces, under General Torres, had a
pitched battle near Rio Chicago, on the
Yaqui river The engagement was between
the main body of Indians, the Mexican forces
numbering some 1000 men.
About ten days ago several bands OF row
ing Yaquis, who had been out on scouting
expeditions and depredating tours, began
gathering at the main camp of the Yaquis,
located in the mountains on the Paphigochic
river The Mexican troops attempted to
head these small bands off, but they were
unsuccessful and in a short time all of them
had Joined the main body of Indians. Evil
IDENTIFY fearing that the Mexican troops were
preparing to invade their camp, the Indians
pushed the fighting themselves by attack
ing the Mexican forces in their camp.
The onslaught was vigorous, but not very
effective, as the Indians did not advance
in a solid body, preferring their old war
fare of man for man behind boulders and
trees. In this manner they began their
attack on the soldiers camp, and, according
to report, the fighting was most severe and
lasted for a day and night, when the In
dians withdrew, having sustained consider
able less, The militia made several at
tempts to dislodge the Indians from their
retreat in the rough, woody country dur
ing the engagement without success and
upon each deploy the soldiers lost quite a
number Of men killed and wounded.
While the military troops are engaging
this main body of Indians, there are num-
Der OF smaller bands of Yaqus roaming
around the mountainous country, laying
ranches in waste and otherwise playing
havoc. 1t is learned that the Mexican forces
have the Twentieth infantry marching tc
their assistance, when they hope TO follow
the main body OF the Indians and either cap
ture or annihllate them.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
YOUNG REoCUEs PRISONERS
Brutne of Nevada Regiment and Ed.
wards of the Gunbont York
town Are Rescued.

MANILA, Dec. 10. 1925 a. m.-General
Young reports the rescue of Brutne of the
Nevada regiment and Edwards of the gun
boat Yorktown, who have been held pris-
oners by the Filipinos General Tino con-
veying the American prisoners north, is
hotly pursued. Aguinaldo is fugitive in
the mountains, his bodyguard having been
destroyed and Gregoric Del Pillar killed
General Conception has surrendered. The
Lepanto province has been cleared of in
surgents. The navy co-operated with the
army on the west coast. Two thousand eight
hundred released Spanish prisoners are COM
ing to Manila.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13

instances have been extremely rare in which
the bamboo stakes were discovered Ordi-
narlly the traps have been simply deep holes
in thp Jungle, covered with long grass, and,
rlth6ugh soldiers have frequently fallen into
mo serious injury has resulted. On
r. ,e1en forty-avo men Ct Company
l. ~ Entry, were engaged in a
reconnass. chasing a email band OF
Tagals from sot : trenches Private Peters
Karl plunged into such pit with its sharp
cned bamboos and had his leg and foot
severely lacerated, which put him out Of
service. Fortunately he did not tumble
hcadlong into the trap for If he had, in the
opinion OF the surgical officers, his wounds
must certainly have been fatal.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
rIn, nrenI,s Am Rccords.

DULUTH, Mimi, Dec l2,-Flax bulged 10
cents a bushel today, breaking all records,
and dropped sooner than 1t advanced, Nc
Carthy Bros. & Robbins Warner were buy
eIs December sold at Sl.5S and May at
St55. Mccarthy bid SISSY for May with
out getting any. and then sold the market
down 10 cents a bushel, About 100000 BUSH
els changed hands, Highest previous prices
were paid in December, 1894, when spot sold
at sl5S and May at Sl.4s.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13

copyright 1899, by Press Publishing COD
PIETERMARITzBURG, Dec. 12-CNew
York World Cablegram-Special Telegram)
"A thousand Kafirs have been sent for
ward to aid the English forces at Freere
Camp. When they arrived they marched
into the camp singing war songs. 1t is said
they will be employed with the army service
corps in handling freight and doing fatigue
duties
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
FALLS INTO TAGAL PITFALL
Soldier Injured by Being ImpnIcd
on ShHrpened HnmbOO
Sticks.

NEW YORK, Dec, ia special to the
Tribune from Washington says In hospital
reports which reached the War department
from Manila is chronicled the first casualty
due to falling into Taga pitfal which con-
tained the horrible device OF bamboo pests
set firmly In the hole and sharpened at the
top for the purpose Of impallng the unwary.
The American troops have frequently found
such traps ON the line OF march and es-
peelally In front OF insurgent trenches, but
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
weather stops River work.

MARYNILLE, Mo, Dec 2.-(Special)--
The weather of the last few days has made
necessary a temporary suspension of the
work Of Strengthening the channel of the
river I'm Nodaway county, which has been
in progress since the early part of last
summer Up TO this time eight cuts, vary
ing in length from twenty 70, 40 rods have
been mace between @ @MarSgiiie ana tlcker-
OF them with highly satisfactory results.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13

Al LiNerpOoI , ArrlYeu = SyIYanla, from
Boston.
At Bremen-Arrived-H. II. Meier, from
New York
AT Antwerp Arrived December l0l-Ken-
simgton. from New York, via Southampton.
AT Yokohama-Sailed December g-City
of London for Tacoma; December 81 Algoa
for San Francisco.
At New York-Sailed -Traye. for Bremen,
via Southampton; Bowie. for Liverpool,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
FIRE is RAGING AT SHELDON
Business Part of the Iowa Town is
Burning and Flames Not
Under Control.

SIOUX CITY, Dec. 1S-A special from
Sheldon, Ia, at 1870 this morning says
fierce fire is raging in the business part OF
that town Already the loss is $4,000, and
the flames are not under control. The Sc
curity bank and several fine brick buildings
are in the path OF the flames.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
war Correspondent Exchanged.

LONDON, Dec. ia special dispatch
from Lourenzo Marquee saws that a Boer
telegram SAYS Lady Sara Wilson, aunt of
the duke of Marlborough, who was captured
by the Beers while acting as a correspond
ent for the London Daily Mail has been
exchanged for a Boer woman who was
prisoner at Mafeking.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
nonR srArEMENT or TnE FIGHT.
Pretoria SAYS Number of Dead and
Wounded nritlsh InIknnNn.

Wounded Hrittsh Unknown.
PRETORIA. Sunday Dec i0.--President
Stcyn has sent the following details Of the
fight at Stormhurg Junction:
The British with six cannon, attacked the
Beers under Swanepoel and Olivier and
stormed the Beers eutrenched positions on
the kopjes After a severe fight they were
compelled to surrender. The prisoners are
Major Sturges, six officers and $50 noncom-
missioned officers and men OF the Northum
berlands and two officers and about ESQ
noncommissioned officers and men Of the
Irish Fusileers. 1t is impossible to state
the number of dead or wounded British
The Beers captured three cannon and two
ammunition wagons.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
COLONIAL SUGAR COMPANY
Companies Outside the American Re-
Hning Company Preparing to In
corporate with SIOO,OOO,OO0.

DOVER, Del. Dec 12.-Preparations were
begun here tonight for the incorporation OF
Colonial Sugar Refining company, capital
800 900, coo Large sugarmakng companies
now outside the American Refining COM
pany are concerned in this new corpora
ton. It's specific object Is to extend the
sugar Industry in Hawaii, Porto Rico and
Cuba,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
CAPTURE A BOER HOWITzER
Gene raj Buller Reports a Brilliant Britt b
sortie at Ladysmith.'
COLONEL MsTCALFE LEADS TIL: TROOPS
EnEIish Lose Eleven KILLED. Several
Wounded md Six Taken PEisOn-
ers, while Caring for Those
who Hnd Fallen,

Copyright 1899, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, Dec l2.-CNew York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram)- Post mil
itary expert says: Ladysmith demonstrated
again the vulnerability Of the Beers to prop
erly planned night attacks. The Beers were
taken completely by surprise and four
and seven inch gun on Surprise hill were
blown up on the way back to Ladysmith.
The Beers sent surprise party to meet
them, intercepting the British return and
causing a loss of one officer and eleven men
killed.
There is a further dispatch from General
Gatacre, but it does not add in the least
to our knowledge of how the reverse at
Stormberg was brought about. 1t would
seem by no means clear that the general
himself was certain how he lost his men.
The first serious results of his defeat will be
the spread of dissatisfaction along the bor-
der and the speedy additions to the Boer
forces.
We urged a month ago that the Second
British army corps be sent. Slowly the
Fifth and Sixth divisions have been put
in motion, but the former will arrive too
late to render any effective help in this
crisis.
Lord Rosebery spoke of our queer abil-
ity to mudde through difficulties, but at
present that point oil praise seems uhue-
served by the authorities.
Butler Reports Capture of Howitzer.
LONDON, Dec. 13.-The War of1i,e pub
fishes the following from General Butler:
dispatch from General White dated De-
cember II, SAYS:
Last night Colonel Metcalfe and 500 OF
the Second Rifle brigade SORTED to capture
a Boer howitzer on a hill. They reached
the crest without being discovered, drove off
the enemy and then destroyed the howitzer
with gunCotton.
When returning Metcalfe found his re-
treat barred by the Beers, but he forced his
way through, using the bayonet freely. This
Boer losses were considerable. The British
losses were the following: Lieutenant Fer
guson and eleven men killed; Captain Paley,
Second Lieutenant Paley, Second Lieutenant
Davenport, Second Lieutenant Bond and
forty -one men wounded six men captured
who had remained in charge of the wounded.
Little mention is made in the War office
dispatches of horses, but it is understood
that the losses in this respect have been
exceedingly heavy Among the officers alone
from 20 to 80 per cent of their mounts have
been shot under them, the Boer tactics be-
ing to shoot first at an officers horse and
then at the rider when dismounted.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13

was fulfilled. The point made in relating
the history of the case is that no bond was
ever filed by the committee This not being
done the proprietor OF the newspaper could
have refused to publish the matter. 1t is
asserted further that Hitchcock was cog
nizant Of this fact and that he repeatedly
made requests to have the bond fled not
for protection against damage, but for pro-
lection against the demand should 1t be
asked for, that the contract be Cancelled.
As it was, he was not bound to carry out
| the contract the order OF the court being
without effect because of the failure OF the
republicans to put up bond.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
nritish Trnnsnnrt Ashnrr.

LAS PALMAS, Canary Islands, Dec. r.
The British transport Denton Grande, with
war munitions on board is ashore outside
the harbor and making water
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13

The British transport Denton Grande, Cap
tain Williams, when last reported was at
Southampton November 10, bound for Table
Bay, Cape Colony.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13

Rifles and Northumberlands TO sterksstrom
to recuperate. The wounded proceed 10
Queenstown. The missing Northumberlands
number 366, not 3O6, as previously re-
ported. "
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
silver Republicans Call.

This afternoon a delegation of silver re-
publicans from Douglas county, headed by
Judge Cunningham X. Scott, called ON the
governor at his Office and urged the APP
pointment of Hitchcock on the grounds that
it would be rebukc to Rosewater.
Another delegation from David City,
headed by Charles d. Casper, arrived in the
city this afternoon and went direct to the
state house. T. II. Tibbles of this city and
c. c. Pool of Tecumseh also called and pre-
sented the governor with petitions and let
ters. The former had collected over 800
letters bearing upon the senatorial situa-
tion, of which all but three favored the ap-
pointment of Allen
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER

Forecast for Nebraska
Partly CLOUDY and possibly Snow; Variable
Winds
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Greater q merifa GrppFtipn.

Dem meitperbreiteten unb populds
rem Wunlbe, in SeSu9 auf Sewobs
ner, Frooufte mno Snoultrien iener
pom ben Ser. Staaten erlporbenen
S,nlelreidc GinSebences 81 erfabren,
wiro nlnmebr in Babe entlprO6en
werosn. ariessminiiter alser bat lid
bereit ertldrt, NIT ben @el6dftsflb=
rern Der y@reater amerita Grpoii:
ton" in Omaha Sano in Sano arbei.
ten gu wouen, uno miro bic OfnSiere
Der Nrmee:2 ransporte %inltruiren, @e'
senltdnoe BON Sntereiie, wel6e fir bic
AuSltellun9 beltlmmt limb, BON unle-
rem neuen Snlel. Belts mad ben Der.
Staaten 81 bei0roern. SaS &rie9sa
Oepartement bat ben Yerlonen, mel.
DE beauitraSt limb, auslteuunsSse9en
ltdnoe gu iammeln, ireie Seioroeruni
,uoeli6ert. Mo6entli6 ODER ale ,rpe
@o6en uerlanenS ransportl6ifie Wfa
Mia uno baben Oiters gar feline NaounS
Gines Sieler Sdiiie piro nun bag
perwenoet weroen, I'M lanowirtblbaTl
li9e Gerdtbe aler art, 0anoessYro
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(CHiBieu.)
Serbanolun9en beg goaro oel
Gonutp=G onmiiIdre non
Stearns GOuntD,
Mimneiota.
JSountp. Nub,tDrs Sffice, Stearus 80
lUtlHn, ct. In o.. IS. NarS 1899

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(S6luB)
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,yobrptesnah sinemYu TT 6 50Rsten moro
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men ourh ole Nban0.rung erIpdtlrnen oha'
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BUTTE Der Ybilippinen. Snleln. 6rie9sE
wafien uno iosar Silipino ; Samilien
na6 benz a%merifaniIden Seltabe gu
brin9en. IS lit ndmlid bic Nblibt
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bierber III l6aiien uno linen auf benz
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an,uweiIen, peld' leBtere nit oehen
hires 0eimatblanoes ioentll6 lino.
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les Sbeiles Der ausltellunS Elm lebenss
oetreues Silo Der Sitten unO @ebrduz
DE Der ,Silipinos Dor Ausen iiibren.
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ten oas Wenl6enm0Sli6ite tbun wers
ben, I'M oas Ginlammeln Der Qus=
neutrality-suspicious. gu beldleunisen.
u@as mir sulammensebra6t baben, "
last Setretdr s. SSilion. ritebt Der
v@reatera merita @rpolition" CUR Ser:
fisuns uno werbs bieies aud unieren
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weitinoil6en Snleln mittbeilen."
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Seoba6tunss : Stationen auf Guba
uno Tolto Eicp wiro ermartet, baB
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gen. Die ausitelluns miro am /.
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uno wdbrt bis gum erIten Nopember
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in tropil6e @drten bon 9roBer aus-
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ais pasienise bes Soriubres trasen,
uno bic &erlhieoenartiSteit Der NuS:
lteuun9SSesenltdnoe BON ben Snlelrei;
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Der. Staaten oaselpelen lit. Or. 90.
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Snterelle Der ausitellun9 unternom:
men, nit benz Yrdlioenten Wc8inler
unb ieinen Winiitern Hitlprade &c.
nommen. Die 6erren Seamten lpra:
den iid duBerit sinitis ilber oas gro:
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Serrn Roiewater bic Seriideruns &c:
seben, allies auisubieten, Inn Die ame:
rifanii6e Seuolteruns in SeSus au'
Uncle Sam's meme &%olonien gu beleb:
rem, benn Der bette 4ebrmeilter in bic
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9l%uslteuuns lein.
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Die Muisrtsbuns Ssiu 6briti eins
betimmte Ibatia9e.
Bon @. ".

Wit benz bl. FuuluS muB i4 aus
rnisn: rSat Gbriltus ben COB nidt
iberwunoen, lit er nitt a~uieritanoen,
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mliare uon Stearns Is ounip.
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Trfitaa, ben II. Mir, 1899.

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