The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-05-25

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from san MIC "a Manila or tE= lsth
stated that tbe iusa-s@ut general
G,reVoris I.sl P5lzr. believed fhs; nr
hsd beer deserted bv the Filipino gov
sguulenf and desired % surrender = he
can s@4-ure what he regard. a. hOuor-
able terms from the Americans The
insurgeAt hospital near San IsidrO
sEss reported 90 u rVghslHse-i with
wounded.
Col ~-NNEE.s command eDoyuutered
a Faipino rebeI force. estimated 20
r nunh~r z.eS9 men. outside Ssu Isii-u.
A few v0Ileys from the American trpJps
put them 80 Eight and the Americans
captured the ss-eoud iusurgent capital
Col. ~unrn~rs then continued his ad-
vance. pursuing lhs retrestinV rebels
Tor miles
THE Catholic Knights of America
finished IL labor, ~ Kansas CITY. No.
On the 18th by selecting - Louis a.
the permanent headquarters Of the or
gAnizztiOn and eiecting the 0fiicer. r.
J. O'COnnor. Of Savannah. ia. was
made president; J. G. Carroll. Of Norfolk.
[ Va. was reelected secretary; Girard
Rsiter Of Nincennes Ind. was re-
/ elected treasurer. and W;3lia n 4. Kelly,
I u Kansas City. waS chosen supreme
/ rustee for long term.
TIm-NAN PLOUTz. the well known
sculptor. died on the 18th in the insane
asylum AT Chicago. Hard study bad
produced sDftening Of the brain. Dur
/ ing the worlds fair PiOutz modelled
several notable designs
ACTING under orders from the nA.
/ tional democratic committee. 100 Chi
caRo platform democrats met in New
| York and took steps 70 organize the
| city at once and later the state Of New
/ York 20 defy Tammany hall James
/ T. Brown said that cOntesting dele
| cation Of Bryan and Chicago platform
/ rnen will b. sent from that state 20 the
/ next national convention.
/ THE bodies Of two AustrianS. Joseph
| Zurynis and Joseph Brants, were found
1 partially consumed among the ruins Of
/ the FIRE at the sugar refinery AZ Wan
/ kegan, III.
| WILLIAM MACDOYE was killed by
| lightning at Brooksville, Pa.
! WIEIIAN DAVID. a farmer. residing
near Chebanse. H.. was tarred and
/ feathered by a mob Of 35 men, presuIn-
ably neighbors. Il was alleged he 81
/ treated his family.
| PETEE ;. GEOssCt-r Judge Of the
United States circuit court Of northern
| Illinois, was reported dangerously in
at the home Of his parents in ashland,
/ o., on the 18th.
THERE was a pitched battle between
/ students at Princeton. y. J., and Paw
nee Bii's Wild West employees. Many
students were hurt and one man may
| die II was an unwritten law Of Prince
ton that no circus parade must pass
| through the streets of the city.
AT Canal Fulton. O.. the wall of a
| schoOlhOuse was blown in during a
storm and nine pupils were seriously
| in jured.
Mrs AMANDA MooRE. formerly Of
| Clinton. Mo. was burned 10 death near
| san Fernando, Cal. the other day.
I Evidence at the inquest showed the
l victim had upset lamp and set FIRE 20
/ herself and house.
A sS1w-ToEN occurred al Marquette.
| Mich. on the 18th.
ANDKEw CAENKGIE left London on
| the 10th for >lCibo castle. Scotland. 70
/ escape from the army Of mendicants
| that every hour importuned him for
! subscriptions 10 every conceivable Oh
/ ject-
REy. J. &. HOWELL who had been
/ conducting a revival meeting at South
! McAlester. /. r., was robbed OF his
money, watch and all his clothing Al
| that place, being left without any ap-
| psrel Ia put on the next morning.
JoE ROBINsOS, cnlored. was hanged
at Greenville, Miss. for the murder OF
/ Lizzie Smith, a cOlored woman.
The stock yards fork Of the Chicago
river was set on fire on the 18th and a
schooner had a narrow escape from
being burned.
THE postmaster general directed the
postmaster al san Francisco 10 take
out Of the mails for Manila three pam
phlets issued by Edward Atkinson, OF
Boston, vice president Of the Anti-Im-