The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-05-11


THE opening Of that portion Of the
Ute reservation located in Colorado oe.
Cured at noon on the 4th according to
the proclamation OF President McKin.
/ ley. Buffalo" Jones appeared near
l lgnacio with 300 followers from Guth.
rie. Ok, and was met by DR.. +. ID. Al.
| len. who was prominent in the opening
/ of the famous Cherokee strip. They
will start town near Ignacio. to be
called Tabor.
THE first train over the South Park
into Dillon. Col, for four months ran
through solid walls of snow on the 4th
and steamed into the town amid the
blowing of whistles and the ringing OF
bells. The snow blockade had been
broken.
Four hundred United States troops
were on guard in the Coeur d'Alene
mining district and martial law was in
full force in Shoshone county. Ida. on
,he 4th. Gen. Merriam. who arrived
from Denver, decided. IL possible, TO
arrest all the striking miners implicated
in blowing up the Bunker Hill and Sui
Ivan mines.
the 4th stated that Gen. Macarthur
was assaulting the town of San Tomas
The Americans were fighting for the
bridge and the Filipino rebels were
burning the town,
SEVERAL hundred soldiers who were
discharged from the United States army
some weeks ago were awaiting trans
portation home from San Juan de Porto
Rico on the Sd. Many of the men were
without a cent.
The Association of American Physi-
clans convened at Washington the 3D..
The beautiful granite monument
erected by the state of Kentucky in
Chickamauga park. Tenn, to the mem
Org of KentuclSians who wore both the
blue and the gray, was dedicated on
the Sd with imposing ceremonies. Gov
Bradley delivered the principal ad-
dress
The attorney general on the Sd in
structed United States Attorney Soper
at South McAlester, |. T., to remove
all cattle in the Creek and Cherokee
nations not belonging to Indians.
THE eminent sculptor, Louis T. Re
bisso, died at Cincinnati on the 3D.
The Schinnerer cooperage plant at
Columbus, Ind, was set on fire by in
cendiaries and burned. Thirty hands
were thrown out of employment.
BILL EMBREE, n negro, was legally
executed at Thomson, Ga, on the Sd
for the murder of Ellis Martin, an
other negro, about year ago.
THE large livery barn at Logansport,
Ind. belonging to Earl Stewart was
set on fire and horses. feed and vehicles,
valued in the aggregate at SIS, 600. were
burned up. Stewart and "A colored hos
tier became frantic when the flames
neared the horses and, rushing in, sue
ceeded in cutting loose and saving 50
out of IS animals.
THE postmaster general directed the
postmaster at San Francisco to take
out of the mails for Manila three pam
phlets issued by Edward Atkinson, of
Boston, vice president of the Anti-Im-
perialistic league. This order does not
apply to the circulation of the pam
phlets by mail in this country, but bars
their dispatch from this country TO the
| Philippines, discomfort and even mu-
tiny among the soldiers being stated
| by the department to be the design of
these publications
EDWARD MCCABE, n well-known
young man of Natchez, Miss, was
gored to death by thoroughbred bull
THE lumber worlmen at Alamogordo,
n. NJ, struck for higher wages.
ANOTHER conference ON the I'd be
| Z.
for cessation of hostilities terminated
| without definite results.
THE last Andree story comes from
Copenhagen, where it was reported
that bottle containing note from
the explorer was found in the polar ice
driven ashore at llusavik, Iceland.
SENSATION has been caused in Ja-
pan by the withdrawal from Christian
ity of threc leading orthodox japanese
Christians. Their action has given the
cause of Christianity great setback in
Japan.
GEN. LAwToN's column ON the I'd
captured Balinag and the villages in
the vicinity and scattered the Filipino
| insurgents. His casualties We're only
two wounded. The insurgents lost n
| large number in killed, wounded and
| captured.
AT Mauch Chunk, Pa, by the prema-
ture discharge of cannon used in the
celebration of Dewey day three per
sons We're badly injured. The cannon
was heavily loaded with powder and
stones.
As the result of foggy weather and a
brisk northeasterly gale on the Sd
three Schooners were stranded on Cape
Cod, Mass. Their crews escaped.
FoUR employees of the Dupont powder
works near Woodbury., n. j., were
killed by an explosion the other after
noon. They were experimenting with
n torpedo when it exploded and demo!.
ished the building.
The war court of inquiry submitted
on the Goth its report ON the beef mat
ter 10 Acting Secretary of War Meilxle-
john and he sealed the report and find
ings and sent them to the president at
the white house.
BEULAH HUBBELI, the daughter of
Millionaire +. NJ. Hubbell. of Des
Moines, la, was married ON the 2d to
Count Carl Alex Wachtmeistcr, of
Sweden.
PRESIDENT House., of the Congrega-
tional college at Kingfisher Ok, re-
ceived draft for s., 900, gift To the
college from Miss Julia Gilbert, of Mid.
dlctown, Conn, to build brick dorIni-
tory.
TnE officials at New York were kept
busy in handling the horde of immi-
grants " hish arrived thara On tha oQt a.