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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-18
Public Sale
OF
Personal Property!

The subscriber intending to quit farming,
will sell ut Public Sale,
ON WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY /, 1929,
0n the Howard Hoaaland Farm, situated on
the old York Road, leading from Mngoes to
Mount Airy, about miles from the former
and mile from the latter place, the following
personal property:
HORSES-Bay Mare years old, sound and
all right Gray Horse, years old, sound and
kind Gray Horse. years old, sound and reli-
able under all circumstances; Bay, Colt, COM
ing years old, broken single and double. He
ia n dandy, his breeding is Bayone Prince and
Avalanche.
COWS.-Jersey cow, entitled TO register. 8
years old, with n fine heifer calf by her side ;
Jersey COW years old. with calf by her side :
Jersey COW, years old, will be in profit by day
OF sale; grade Holstein, will be fresh by day
of sale; 3 grade Jerseys, years old: will be in
profit by day of sale. These cows mostly have
been raised by me and they are select stock
ANY person Wishing to purchase this kind of
HoGS.--l4 Berkshire Shoats, Bears, 8 Brood
Sows, early in profit.
WAGONS and SLEIGHS.-Jump-sea car
risge, 4 good one, Just been done up; platform
wagon, with shafts and poles capacity, 1900
lbs, mover been used platform carry-all, road
cart, iron axle wagon, n good one; heavy
wooden-ax le wagon, light wooden-axle wagon,
mostly new, one-seat sleigh, pair of bob-sleds
HARNESS, of light double harness 4
sets of heavy harness, sets of heavy fly nets
FARM MACHINERY, .ETC--3 Tread Pow
ers-two double ones and one single Thresher
and cleaner, n good one Star Tanning Mill,
good one , Quaker City Feed Mill, Advance
Fodder Cutter and G,rqsher, go99d, one; .
only been used three seasons; Osborne Now
er, Hay Rake, Hay Tedder, Empire Grain
Drill, beats S-section Land Roller, two riding
Corn Plows, one new this season; Furrowing
Sled: Tompson Grass Seeder, Potato Planter,
Potato Digger, Flows, two Imperial, one Syr-
acuse, one Clark; Getaway Harrow, Acme
Harrow, Spring-tooth Harrow, lever spike
tooth Harrow, new this year; Planet Jr Guilt
yator, with corn covering attachment; Planet
1r Garden Seeder and Tender. combined; 9
sets Of Plow Whihletrees and Neck lokcs,
Corn Shelter, Myers Hay Forks, Myers Car
rier for wooden track, hay Racks, Forks
Rakes, Shovels, Hoes, Beetle and three sets of
Wedges, shale cutters, OK chain, eross-cut
saw, 2aXes, milk cans, Wilson i-can creamery,
good one; and about 30 tomato crates
Free Lunch from 10 to 1l.30 A NJ, when the
sale will positively begin.
Condltions-i2 months credit on all sums OF
ten dollars and upwards, and per cent of for
cash
HARRY / H0AGIAND
" 5. RILEY, Auctioneer
JoHN f.. BARRIER, Clerk.
suffers right taken. T. S-Farmer wanted
Jan, ls 1899.
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Shauaha len Is On John Bar.
ret, eN-Minlster Of he United States 10
siam, delivered a speeeh at The Cham.
her of Commerce, in tho course Of
which he said that the exteutlsn si
American trade and mhuesce ia Fast
Asia WAS mainly dependent upeR tho
United states controlling the Philir-
pines. The opponents al eNpaEssen at
home did not realize the unlimited APP
portunities that would he lost II the
United States did not hold the island,
and America would ha compelled TO
forever occupy a secondary position in
Tho PnciEc.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-18

London, Ian. IL Mr.. .tumr> Boyle,
thc American Consul ~ Liverpool, re-
ports that 1898 was u record year for
imports from the United states, IL,
,aN- that American imports at Liver.
poo ara steadily increasing while the
exports from that port Ia all countries
have materially decreased, Mr.. BoNle
rcmarks upon the great Development Of
Canadian competition with the uited
states IN thc meat, grain provision
md fruit trades aud saG> that this
,nuretitiou threateu4t become lepnrr.
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HuntGrd0n County Orphans Court
OF DFCPNRFR IA 1923
sent-HoN II. b. HsRn, Judge

present-HoN H. b HsRR, Judge
In the matter OF the application of William
Sharp, Executor Of last viii and Testament
of Catherine EVeritt, deceased, for order 10
sell Real Estate 10 pay debts. RULE To
SHOW CAUSE
William Sharp, Executor of the Inst Will
and Testament of Catharine ESeritt, deceased.
having made and exhibited 10 this Court, I'M
der oath, just and true account of the per-
sonsl estate and debts of the said decedent
appears that the personal estate of the said
decedent is insufficient to pay her debts;where-
upon on application Of the said William Sharp,
Executor OF last Will and Testament of the
said Catharine Everitt, deceased, setting forth
that the said Catherine Everitt died seized of
Real Estate situate in the Township Of Della
ware, in the County of Hunterdon, and pray
ing the aid of this Court in the premises, il Il
ordered by theCourt that all persons interested
in the lands, tenements,he Entertainments and real
estate whereof the said Catharine Everitt died
seized, do appear before this Court on We'd
nesday, the fifteenth day OF February, 1899. in
the term Of December, 1898 to show cause, if
any they have, why so much of the Real Es-
tate whereof the said Catharine Everitt died
seized as aforesaid, should not be sold as will
be sufficient to pay her debts, or the residue
thereof as the case may require, and il is fur
the LAMBKRryILLE RECoRD for six weeks sue
cessively, and also true copies thereof set up
as the law directs
Done in open Court and dated Surrogate's
Office, December IA, 1898.
o H SPROUL
Clerk Of the Hunterdon Orphans Court.
Dec 81, 1855.
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CHAIRMAN DlNGLEY DEAD
The Author OF the Tarih Law J.pires At
His Home in Nashiugiou

Wellington, Jan l6. Eeprrsentar
tive Nelson Dingley, of Maine, Chair.
man OF the Committee on Ways and
Means of the House, dted at his rooms
In the Hamilton House at 1890 Friday
night. The immediate cause OF death
was heart failure, following upon an
attack of pneumonia, from which he
had suffered the past fortnight. There
were present only The two sons Of Mr..
Dingley and the nurses, with Or. Deale.
Mrs and Miss Dingley who had been
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-18

\ Russian inventor has constructed
an apparatus which is 10 enable people
buried alive TO communicate with the
outer world should thes awake from
their trance in the grave. The inyen
tion consists in the main OF = button
on the inside OF the coffin, situated
immediately over the breast cr the ap
pareutly dead person IL the unfortu.
nate person comes TO life aud begins
Ia breathe the first actions OF the body
is the expansion Of the chest; this
presses the button upward. and an
alarm bell i SET going in the Office of
the superintendent OF the cemetery.
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II. aud q. river Wrecked.

OIney, NJ, Jan. The eastbound
flyer ON the baltimore and Ohio South
western. due here at $40 \. NJ, left
the track -"vru miles west OF here.
while running hfty miles an hour. All
three passenger coaches of the train.
including Pullman sleeper We're
hurled from the track and half buried
in the NUT The injured are: Bur-
rows. Philadelphia, conclusion OF the
brain; congressman James \. Con-
molly, Springfield, H.. severe bruises:
William Harmon, North Vernon, Isd.,
face crushed and injured internally;
J. f. Met ready, torapolis. Pa, head
and shoulder cUt and injured internally,
Mrs. Scaaefyr Denver, Col. serious,
perhaps tatah injuries; Victor Nette,
Nineennvs, Ind. s,alp wound and two
rihs h.n.Arm NJ liNea Mnre LOST.
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DEATHS.

SCNDAM-At White House, Jan &, lsa, John
Suydam, aged about So years
CALI.AN At the home OF his mother in Lam
hertville, Jan /, 1909, Francis + Callan aged
Ii Years.
NlLSoN-At her home in New Rochelle. n
V, Dec 81, ls.S, Mrs Louisa Wilson, formel-
ly of lambert,ille
CASE-At the home OF his son, in Fleming ton,
Jan 6, 1899, William J. Case, IN the 10th year
of his age
TOMS0N-At Milford, Jan 3, 1884, Mrs Maria
). Tomson. aged 81 Years, 9meuths and N
days
DoMEkS-t At Sandy Ridge, Dec, ~, is.ss, Mrs
Michael Bowers, aged about do Years
GRAN-In Pennington, Dee 30, isss, George
l. Gray, aged :; Years and months
WOOpRrFF In Clinton, Dec 81, lseS Mrs
Ruth Woodruff. aged - wears, months and
y daNS
DllTS AT the residence Of her son-n-law, a.
harhltnel III Freuchtown, Jan, :, 1891,
Mrs Mary hit-, aged 10 years, imonth> and
days
BoWE-ln I.omhertVille, Jan. /, lsga. William
son Of John and Rose Bowe, aged years and
months
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Biloxi. Miss. .laa. L. After thor.
ough and fraitle+7 search OF tho Alissis-
7ippi sound ard coast, Inside and out.
side af GhandeloH. Ship aud Horn
islands. there secus To he little cause
for hope that tho naptha launch Paul
Jones /, aioat, and every reason 10 he
lieve that the PERSONS aboard OF her
have persisted Tho thcurS Is nd vanced
that the little craft came 10 qricf close
in shore, througa the explosion of
naptha sa,. 'rhd intense anxiety OF
The friends aud relatives OF those
aboard the mi,sin.. launch is displayed
in the free Us OF telegraph wires tn all
points where news of her would he
likely To he obtained.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-18

Recently eighteen links of the lam
Gus chain which stretched across the
Hudson River, nj West Point. i'll Re
yolntionary days, was bought by for
NOR Mayor Abram : Hewitt. Of New
York City The chain lay in n pile Of
old iron AT the Brooklyn Navy Yard
for nearly hall Il century, but vas re-
Gently bought 10y Il Junk dealer, from
whom Nh. Hewitt purchased it,
Each link ia about four feet in length
and Weighs 800 pounds The chain
WAS stretched across the river during
the Revolution topreyent the British
ships of war from sailing mp and thus
aiding IN dividing the struggling colo
mes. The chain was made at the Dur
ham iron Works, in Bucks county, of
which Mr.. Hewitt is pnrt owner He
intends TO exhibit the links at his eoun-
Try seat. al Greenwood, y. j.
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Mr.. Geo. W. Boyd, of Philadelphia,
Assiatant General Passenger Agent of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, il TO be
married ON the 2lth of thla month.
The bride. Miss Mira {. Moves, is the
accomplished daughter of Mr.. Crosby
s. Noycs, editor, and part proprietor
Of the Washington Evening Star. The
Wedding will be private at the home Of
her brother, Mr.. Frank t. Noyes, ut
lngleside, aud only immediate mem.
bers of the families will be in attend
aHec \ reception will follow the cerc.
mouN.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-18

u. NNI"1T8 y. NtNEN.
ator was III, Of which DR.. Chauucey
VI. Drpew received 81 and Edward
Murphy, Jr,, to. \ssemhlyman KEEL
sey, who WAS acting IS Speaker. on ,tc-
count OF speaker NiNon's Ndispo7ition
announced tnat DR., Depew, having re
ceived MT iority OF the votes OF all the
members elecied to The Assembly, was
declared the nomine. al the Assembly
for Seastor To represent this State in
the S"nate of the United States.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-18

Roanoke, Va, Jan. 10. a man named
Underwood, suspected OF being Il Unit
ed States internal revenue spy, has
been decapitated by moonshiners in
Floyd county. Underwood for some
time had been getting his nelghbors
into trouble with the Government, and
II party Of men caught him, cut his
throat and then threw him GA II log and
cut his head oil with nm axe No ar
rests have boon nude.
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MARRIAGES.

SERGEANT BOWE-At Point Pleasant. Pa =.
Dec. Il, lssS, 10y Rev Mir Warden, Miss Lot
lie Sergeant, of Raven Rock. \ j. and
Philip BoWe, of Point Pleasant, Ia.
kUltf4 -SCHUlIER-I Quakertown, Dec "A.
ISIS, by Rev William Mccain, Person kuhl
Of Flemngt m. and Miss Anna \ SCHUYLER
OF Quakertowu
FINN PERRY AT the home of the bride in
EaglesNille, Pa, Dec. Il, lS9s. by Rev Sam
uel l.. Perry, Rov. Albert f. Finn, of the
therrXville \. Baptist Church and Miss
Clergyman
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-18

The ncW franchise asked for hv the
traction companies in Chicago IL con
sidcred worse than the one recently
defeated by mn extraordinary express
sion OF public opion, yet body Of
Gomcilmen, fnIniliNrlynnd suggestive
l. known us the gnne, Is working
zaalously fort There ia only one way
IL prevent this Sind of thing, and thai
- to elect the right kind Of Council
men; but Chicago IL not tho only city
where the people blnme the Council.
men for Whit r. rrimarils then ewn
fattII
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF THOMAS toosBB, DECEASED.
Pursuant to the order OF o. II Sproul, Sur
rogste of the County OF Hunterdon, made on
and eight hundred and ninety-nine, no
tice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against the estate OF Thomas Coombe,
present the same, under oath or Animation,
TO the subscriber. Executor of said de-
ceased, within nine months from the date OF
said order, and any creditor neglecting TO
oath or aftirmationl, within the time SO limit
ed. will be forever barred Of his or her action
therefor against the said Executor.
Dated Jan Il. A II. 1899
WILLIAM GANDEY,
Executor
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The lnrgeai incubator III the world
II situated on the duck farm of W H..
Iruslow ut Stroudsburg Pa. 1t has n
capacity NJ one time OF upwards OF
~, 0O0 duck eggs, or not loss than 80,
900 hen eggs, aud can be run at an out
my Of beat aud labor fur below that Of
Tie incnhatefs Of the old stgie
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-18

Would use kemp's Balsam for tho Throat and
Lungs Il is curing more cases Of Coughs,
Colds, asthma, Bronchitis, Group and all
Throat and Lung Troubles, than any other
medicine The proprietor has authorized any
druggist to give You Sample Bottle FREE to
convince you of the merit of this great rene
dy Price e5c and 50c
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-18
CzAR,5 PLANS FOR PEACE.
Tns,i,u Foreign Minister on The Coming
tongrCs..


81 PetHr,bufa. Ian. l..-Count Muir
avietf Minister Of Foreign Affairs, hui
addressed another circular to The pow
~ ,.2,,,...-sipts apiDion that desplt. E.
me- -'mIatur of the political horizon
..r.. IN, FIRST circular and the fact,
,f...- some Governments are preparing
H. 5e,.s54-s their ornaments. the eony0.
,.tt#s+s If Il peace Congress is still desir-
Ybly. The Russian Government thinks
in pass i'll, aud advisable to have a pre-
limtuary interchange Of ideas by the
various Cabinet FOR The purpose OF pre-
pairing tire WY Ter diplomatic discus
sion.
Coanl AimvAieif suggests that it Is
desirable 70 arrive al an understanding
un the following points, namely, TO
agree not Ia increase naval or military
forces and the corresponding budgets
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THE MARKETS.

Lnmbertyille, January Is, 1899.
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every We'd
nesday hy I J. LEAR. dealer in Grain, Flour,
Feed. ,Sc
PmcEs or PRODUCE, 8cs ny G0NoNER
Il C0NOXER, dealers in Dry Goods and Gro
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Washington. JaL L. The GodY oJ
representative Nelson Diu@ieg wa
taken 10 the hail OF Tie House of Repre-
s-nlatigcs The coffin WAS placed ON II
eatafalque IN FROM of The speakers
desk. The fuuera. services were con.
Quoted By the Rev J. Il. Newman, pas.
tor of the First congregational Church,
assisted hy the Res. Y H. Condo. chap
lain of the House.
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Many fellows all over the land who
think They are merchants. aud who are
eternallv and everlastin&lN damning
the department stores aud catalogue
houses. should bear this tnei in mind:
II the merchants IN the small towns
would spend u little morc money
advertlsiu@ the fact than they are in
business to do business with all the
people: and were prepared to meet
competition, there would soon he an
end to the catalogue houses and hig
department storCs
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RENTS COLLECTED
MONEY LOANED.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.

No 80 York street-large 3-story brick dwell
ing with large lot-hot water heat Terms
taaN.
Nos; i7,W South Franklin street Frame
dwelling houses. Easy terms
No, 81 South Main street, three-story brick
dwelling with 40 foot lot extending through
TO Wilson street, This is commodious house
and offered at Il bargain.
No, 20 South Main street, three-story brick
dwelling; rooms and cellar
No 81 South Main street, brick dwelling.
three stories, rooms.
No. SO South Main street, rooms, three
story brick dwelling.
No; 81 South Main street, three-story brick
dwelling - rooms.
Cottage, Hill, frame house and barn with
large lot, house has 10 rooms,
Delaware avenue, lot IS feet front
Nos. ESQ 30 Wilson street, three frame
houses, easy terms,
Franklin street, vacant lot near Swan street.
Nos, a33 235 North Union street, double
frame dwelling with large lots Always rent
amt pay good interest on investment.
IA acre farm along Brunswick Turnpike.
about 2}e miles from Lambertvile Iarge
house and good outbuildings Cheap and on
easy terms.
Nos; 1888 Swan street s'4 story brick
dwelling
Nov IL, 1893
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that transcript OF
unpaid taxes on Real Estate in the City of
Lambertville for the year 1895 has been made
and unless tho taxes on said real estate are
paid within twenty days from the date Of this
notice, shall proceed to collect the same by
public sale Of the said real estate
W. Ii WIIMOT
Jan. 1, lsge-St Receiver of Taxes
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S' .
Nbn,,t C.t.rrl,.

tt,s Caused ny cold ar succession
Of coid. enmtanei with rmlmre blood Its
symptoms arr pain in the head, discharge
from The ,.a>e. ringing noises IN, tho ears Ii
i cured hy Hood SsrsSparilla which purities
aud cnii,l-s tlH bio1h. so0thes aud rebuildz
The tissues and relieves all tho disaareeahle
sensations.
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Pianos and Organs cleaned. tuned
and repaired, at short notice. Prices
reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed.
5. j. PICKERING.
Lambertville, \. j.
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Hood. Pilis cure all liver ills Malea Tor
25c. by I l. Hood Il Co, Lowell, Mass
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O. c. HOLC0M BE.
DEALER ~
PIANOS
AND
ORGANS

Pianos and Organs Tuned and Repaired hy
n skillful workman.
June 20, lS9s-ly
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Ninth, TO revise the declaration con.
corning the laws aud customs OF war
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And PIeurisy cured.
n God S S psrilia
Hnod,e DtiJc aet tas4s. promptly aud
hhOoa - tiiS sHsftAttY u gsutA

Is the hrsi IN iasi the one True Bload faf FIR.
Hnld Inv All ,iruRgists 81. ~ fnr
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CORNER STATE AND WAHRES STREETS.
TRENTON. N
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-15
OUR NEW POSSESSIONS.
Extracts from Freedom" a Paper Pub
lshcd in Manila.

Extracts from Freedom" a Paper Pub
lshcd in Manila.
There are evidences wherever one goes
in Manila that business men are awaken
ing from lethargy, and moving toward
more successful business career. The
t;scolta has a wide-awake appearance,
and one would hardly think that Krags
and Mausers are having an argument
anywhere on the island. Indications point
TO a successful business year despite the
insurrcction that has hitherto caused so
much anxiety.
Debris in the burned district has been
piled and burned and carried away, and
the ragged appearance there is rapidly
disappearing. New buildings, business
houses and residences are going up all
over the city, showing cOnclusively that
confidence in Manila's future is more
marked than it has heretofore been. The
buildings going up in the burned dis
tricts are Of better class than those lie
strOyed by the fire of the inCendiary.
Chinos are working early and late, and
their "heo" can be heard at all hours
as timbers are showed into place. Chinos.
by the way, are the principal architects
and builders of tn city, and although
they work with crude tools the finished
thing is really creditable, and surprises
the builders who handle nothing but
tools of modern manufacture.
The hand of the board of health is also
manifest in all parts of the city. Sewers
are not only cleaned but they are kept
clean, and as result sanitary conditions
are greatly improved. Not only this,
but the slum holes in alleys and by
streets are renovated from day to day
Everything, indeed, that looks like a
germ-producer is subjected to the COM
mon crematOry, and, as far as possible,
disease producers are thus destroyed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-15
A Filipino Amazon,

Upon recommendation of tile provost
marshal general and the prison author-
ties based on exceptionally good conduct
the uneXecuted portion of the sentence
prescribing confinement in the case of
Grcgoro Bernnrdino de la Cruz, who has
served prison confinement since 1917, is
RENTED. She will be released today
from custody.
This recalls the history of a brave and
patriotic woman, whose life has been
wasted behind prison walls for believing
in a principle, and risking her life as
only brave and heroic women can.
The rebellion of 1877 was at its height,
and the insurgents were making Roadway
against the Spanish. Sonora Bernardino
was the wife of a captain in the insur-
gent army. In an engagement near the
city limits of Manila her husband was
killed. She mounted his horse and,
equpping herself with his sword, pistol
and spear, charged up against the Span
iSh forces, leading the company in place
of her dead husband. Her example fired
the troops under her command to glorious
deeds, but the merciless fire of the Span
iards drove them back. Her horse was
shot undr her, Not dismayed by this
calamity she intrenched herself behind
the dead horse and in this position killed
three Spanish officers. She was finally
captured after her ammunition gave out
by a sergeant and five men, who brought
her into headquarters.
For her activity in the insurrection, and
the deaths of the officers she was inn
prisoned for twenty years, and the SEN
tence still provided that she be kept IT
custody after that time had expired. The
sergeant who made the capture is now
a captain in the prison, and he states
that he does not believe a braver woman
ever lived.
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Kissed by Filipino Women.

It is not often that American ladies
have the opportunity of viewing battle
fields a week old or taking excursions
among the savages almost Immediately
after they had been subdued. But two
American women of Manila have an
interesting and novel experience to relate
in connection with a visit to the south
line
Miss Sarah and Miss Agnes Shaw, Of
the auxiliary hospital staff, took drive
out to view the progress of reConstruc-
tion at Paranaquc, Thursday. When they
arrived they were surrounded by hun
dreds of Filipino women and children
who had never seen American women
before. They pinchcd their faces and
noses to see if they were really the real
thing and in many Instances they were
kissed by the enthusiastic women and
children. The greeting was so over
whelming that they were forced to beat
a retreat but they will never forget their
novel experience.