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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1899-02-25

Mr.. Richard Nash, of Natchitoches,
was in Colfax a couple Of days this
week.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1899-02-25

Washington's birthday was cele-
brated in Colfax by giving the pupils
of the High School half holiday.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1899-02-25

A.1sm COULE
0oW 0s1eo06, L..
8S6Y - II yeogg yoaowned - 1eed-
XS2G -. Eoi fnlse prouisee nads,
10 0harlatanisD p4aetce1.
~ Oves leo Gola sad silver NOD
WA a1a, Diplomas 0eo, awarded
-sby Anesieau anl Europeaa
J Expeditions. co00eSe3a1
"l Course Includes 8xpest Ae-
n II eouAting and Au11t1ng, ane
u ~. = ouafaneee1 HtgheS aa1
IN. oupes1os - 1oy ether - she
&VA" eo0eh. We eva eur oo0logo
WIZ boSldiDg and have uasqualled
tAeilitieo ed a uaexeel1eA
fAealty.
ersdaaass held leading positions on ever the
country. lnslruetion al personal.
Having numerous basiness connections end
being universally and reputahly knowD. We
havs ssperiee advaAtagss = asdiig students -
ooeoeo 6jouoslOoo.
~A o4ose q eoaneetel wltA AeuIt College,
- Whieh otaoents d aetual bas1neoo wilh
0oa1 goolo ooA ectua1 0ooey, and hey keep
The boots N We latest labor savina forms.
StnAonos eetss ~ any 0oe. English. Aee.
1saIe. shesshesl esA .1ssisees sehoois. An
OopoD0to faculties. Send for catalogue.
A11Gooo o8o. o0U18 = SOM
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1899-02-25

] would call the attention Of all psr-
sons Interested In the improvement Of
Horses in this country TO my 6ne Black
Percheron Stallion. RANDOM" import
ID registered stock from France, bought
BY n for One Thousand Dollnrs.
He will b found IN charge Of . compe-
tent attendant q ~ livssy stable in
Coliax, La. J. H 0oNEELI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

1919 Harris, y, c.. personal property......
N Harris. Edward. personal property.
% Heide L. A., personal property ........
" 10 Gangomayers, Martin, personal prop.
G0odhdn. :. IT., personal prOpofty...I
A. % AncreWs, Charles e " q i4a.......l
% ~ Wright. Mrs. Matte g.. personal prop
iep Heitzes, D.. n Si5 OF $ GO Of G Z r.
Nl9Trump, Charles J.. n 3 r Of IL of....l
q 2 Livingston Elizabeth, W r Of n 6 r..l
a q Livingston Elizabeth, trustee, wSr Of.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-14

Shiny ObrOhea. Wild Rose.
Wis, o lutego.- DIR. Peter Fahrney,
Chicago. Ills. Drogi Panie:--- Pragne
doniesc Panu O moiej ~wdziecznos 4 Ola
Pana, poniewaz wyzdrowiafem juz zu-
pefnie z ciezkiej choroby, kt6rs ziozony
zostafem W listopadzie 1895 r. Miaiem 81
wizyt cd m~iejskich ~doktor6w, lecz mic mi
ME pomogli. Dr. Wild Rose.
byf u mnie try razy, a Dr.---z
Wautoma, osmnascie razy. Powiadali O.
nj, Re mann katar | zapalenie pecherxa.
Cierpiafem bolesci ~okropne. Zupefnie
Z~niechecony przestafem wzywac dokto.
row; a poczafem uzywac Pahskie Ora
Piotra Gomozo. Me upfynefo DUO CA
su, a poczufem sic znacznie lepiej. kt6re
TO polepszenie stale przychodzifo. Mia.
tenn bole W nogach jako ter | W czfon-
kach. Me puchfy mi one, ale byfy caf-
KLEIN zbolafe. Pahskie lekarstwo lest
czems ynamieuitem. Pomagajsc czynisx
Pan dobrodziejstwo ludzkosci. Cafego
mojeRo wpfywu uzyje ma dobro Pahskie
l P~ahskiego Ora Piotra Gomozo. Miesz-
kan piec mil cd poctty ma ~fasnej far
mic, majacej sto ARROW.
Szczerze przywiazany. w. J. Kurasz.
Jezeli wsEystko inne ME pomogfo, uzy-
wal Ora Piotra Gom1zo, ale POGO czekac
tax dfugo? Tysisce os6b z checia swiad-
CA o znakomitych w~fAsnosciach tego le-
karstwa. SprEedawane L. dziom wprost
prEez wfasciciela. DR.. Peter Fahrney,
112--1l4 SO. Hoyne Ave, Chicago, Ills.
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Skfadki ma pOmnik Kosciuszki,

Ma obrsoinsch odbytyob dois 20
psf 'siernika. n op6lnis szanows
nych psdstva Mstuss6w, " Wilmer
ding. "a i~niojstyws q. J. Essrsa.
osfouka XII Oddsislu Wolnycb Pol
skich Krssus6w, ssotyli na pom ok
K~osciusski nsstepujscy gofc'e:
Paved Msturs 25o., K.ssr.yp.
Mstuss 5O,, Jan Mssusr 25j, J6rs|
Boczsr 2bo., Gerard Rsjohbsl 25s..
j. R~omshczsk 25o., Piotr Massyk rs
o.. J6ref Srmyd 50,.. Gerard Hspek.
l0c.. Sssnisssw SIsmiohski 81 90 Jo.
rsf Klepkn-sk' % y, S~tsnistav Sc
m'ohski 25o Msroin Gspsrt 5Os..
Jsn Ssubsrt 25s, Jan PraImsr 25c f.
P'otr D.bisc 25r- Zofjs Bursk los.
Jan K cert 25o KsrimIsrr Mika IO,.,
Aoiela Prsinsr l0c., Kstsrsyns Cs
ksr TO-. Jan Srsjos 25,. ARIEL.
Ssmyd 90, Tssls Mikoss 25,. MI.
ch,t Mikosz 25o. Jan Ceksr $50.
Hslsna Msoionis % y. wojcIech OF
sssvski 10 o. p or s ssios 25A Pa
wed Stepsk 50jc, Wojoisoh ssmyd
%, Rafem % IS, q, ktore STA.
ropolskiem bog sspssc" dsiekuie
my. = J Boossr. OioisRpieso "a
prsesytke loo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-14

Prezes grupy 262 Z Yonkers N.
Y, pan Nikodem Boruoki. ma chrzci-
mach u PIP. Wisniewskich W South
Brooklyuie. N. Y, skolektowai M
rzeoz pomnika T. Kosoiuszki $1.55,
pc odoiagnieciu DC. IA przesylke. ma
reszte $3.50 zaiaczam PREY niniej-
s.em money order, proszao o las.
kawe Pokwitowanie w ,,Zgodaie".
FIR. Pujdak, sekr. grupy $50
169 Troutmau str, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo. 30 listopada 1899

ST.. LOUIS. Nc. 30 lissopada 1899.
Donosss, IL mojs nsjukoohafs.s
fons, Regina Lijewsks, smarla q
hssopads 20 dsugisj ohorobie. Pc
gr.sb odbys sis prsy bard.o Ho.nym
udsiale pu~blic.noSoi. s. p. Regins
posostavi po sobis 3 o6rki. lara
sem dsiskuje ws.ystkim tym, ks6r,y
rscsyli wfisSc udsisi " pogr.sbis
smsrssj, . m~ianowiOis psnom: Gdy.
oil. Mioha'kowi. Sspetowskismu, Ell.
raskismu, Bslihskismu, Truckiemu
takts p. Ssylosyhskiemu IA p,skue
mowy wypowisdsians " domu / ma
ometarfu.
W smutku pogratouy nat.
J6zef Lije,oski = dsiscmi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-14
POdziekOwania.

ia nifsj podpissny skiadam ser.
dscsos podsiekowsn's stsropolskis
Bog zap&ac Zarsadowi Csutrslnemu
q. N. p, w~ssystkim braoiom swiss.
kowoom, tskas ! Towarzystwu Issy
Oddsiaf Adama Miokiswicxa, CRU.
py 4ob " Jersey City, N. j., do
kt6rsj misism ! mann zycssnis male.
ted, n rsetslne wypasosnis mi po.
smiertuego 20 mel tonic 6. p. Win.
csncie " sumie 800 dol.
smutku pogrs.ony mat
Andrzej Saoicki { Syn J6zsf.
l82 S'subsn str, Jersey City. N. ].
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Or SO 20 Calumet, Mich.

Or Sc 20 Calumet. Mich.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam ozlon.
kow T-wa sw. Stsnislawa K, azeby
stawili sic wssyscy be. wyjstku ma
Posiedzenie, kt6re sic odbed.ie "a
b. miesisca o zwyozajnym o~zasie, po.
niewaz 50 bardzo wazne sprawy do
zalatwienia. - Antkowiak, sekr.
Grupa PA 20 Chicago, III.
Niniejsssm sawiadamism ws.yst
kich osiopk6w T-ws Jsdnof6. IL ma
ostatniem posiedseniu uchwalouo
wsiaSc udsiaf ~ obohodxie setnej
roo,nioy smierol Jsrsego Wa,hiogto.
us. Pr,eto ksAiy osaonek obo.ia
sany jest stawic sic do hall poslsd.eh
" oswsrssk, dnia IA b. m. o gods. z
%visosorem, sksd in grsmio pojsd.ie.
my do bali PoiaskisgO. Cssonkowie
8 W~ojcisohowa pc ~inni oseka6 "
dolnej hall, Rd.is sic poiso.y osl,
Tow. w. Psrfowski, sskr.
6r. 400 20 Braddock, Pa.
Niniejsssm sawisd.mism o.ion
k6w T-wa s~. Wojo.soha, 70 posie.
dssnie odbedsie sic " niedsiels d. II
grudnis. gods. 2 po poaudniu, "
bali Carnegie, rog ID I Braddook oil.
P~e.tdaasm jest. s,eby "a to posis
dssnis ~ssys, " osfonkowis prsybyli.
-. Ssefsnowski, sskr.
Or. 277 20 Chicago.
Zawiadamiam csfonk6w Tow. K6i-
ka Dramssyo,nsgo, il posisdssnis
p~oiroc.ns odbed.is sie d. IL grud
mia, gods. 2 po pol. " hall .wyk
tyoh posisdssh Poniexa4 waans
sprswy % do sslsswienia, wssysoy
csionkowie stswic sic obowia .sni, q
OIL, 90 .alsgsjs ~ Podatkach, powinn,
konisosnie Iapaaoi6 takows. - K.
Rstkowski, SEX.
Or. 1913 % Toson of Lake.
NinisJsrsm "a wiadamiam osionk6w
T wa M'eo,ys'a Va Igo, IL posisd.s
ME p~rsedrocsos odbe Isle sic " ME
d.isle, dnis IL gvudnis o gods. 1 Pc
poiudniu, W bal, swykiy0h posie
d,sh. - J. stypcsyhski, sskr.
6r. 40S % ashley. Pa.
Ninisjsssm "a wisdsmiam o.lon.
k6~ T ~ Biatego Orfa, IL posied.s.
ME odbedsis sic dnia IL gradnis, O
gods. 2 20 pcfudaiu.- Jan SIwars.,
sskr.
6r. 337 20 Chicago.
Tow. H~snryks Kaiuso wskisgo gr.
8S7 Nv. Mar. P. odbedris sws ME
sisc.ns posisdIsnis " hall .wyk.
tych posisdIeh OBJ. S i~sgookisgo G
.~wykfym o,asis. Waans sprawy dc
sAiaswienia. pr.eto obsonoid katdego
o,iOnka jest potsdans. Zarasem
naduisniam, IL Emienitsm miss.ka
ME ioosonie samies,kuje p. q. 97s
North H1yns ava. Wssslkis korss.
Pondenojs tJcssos sic powyas,sgo
Tow. ProsIe prsssyisc pod powyt.
ssym sdrssem. S. Wr6blswski. sekr
Or 4O5 20 Jersey City.
Zs~iadsmiamy tow. A. M ckiewic.a
IL posisdseoie roo.ns odbedsie sic
dois IL grudoia " niedriele. o godz
2 Po poiuduiu. " hall .wykiych DO
sisdssh p. o. 408 Henderson al. 0
bscnose ka.dsgo ozfonka Jest ko
n~isosns pod kara Is OF, poniswsa Q,
watns spra~y do saiat~ vienna, co d,
syosy bslu oras beisis obi6r nowe
administraoji. K. Sssf.hski, prsrss
N. Gil, sskr.
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$500 NAGRODY!

Zapfzcimy powyz-zs nagrode "a kazdy wypa-
dek ehorohy wstroby, Dyspepsyl: Below gfowy,
n~ieetrawnoecf 1 Zatward 'enia, kt0rego ME bedzfee
my mogli w~yleczyc iekarstwem Liverita, na3noW.
sza mafa pigutks ma watrobe, gdy wskaz6wh ma
sze bed4 przestrzegAne. Se one czysto ro6linne
10 "a = cent6w zawiera 100 pigufek. Pudefko "a
10 Ct 20 pigufek. s rzezcis sic imitaoji 1 podr6-
Sek. Posytany pocztt Przyimuiemy mark.
Chicago, III. Sprzedawane przez GEO X. BAKER
aptekarZa 80 Clark ST., Chicago, Ill.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-14

fosjs'y swoj f.ob do.koosle, mote
doss'c stale rsjecie ! dobrs rsp,ase.
Zg'os'c re lub adrssovsc do:
Jan Poczeksj,
l25O N. st, st. Louis. No.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08

People who have o. grudge against
Telephone companies iu general VIII he
pleased 90 know thaf The women of
New South Wales refused to b. Vroand
down by any souiiess corporation.
They determined 90 get the worth %
che telephone rent 90 matter how
much time 30 took. so rhcy oonverset
over fhe wires by the hour untA fhe
central Office reopie scre driven g. t.s-
traction. Things got 60 such a point
that the postmaster-gcueral in sydney
was appealed 90. and hc issued ar orr
der forbldding loQuacious women from
mOnopoiizing a telephone for more
than ten minutes nt a time
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08

WASHINGTON March 2s.-One %
the matters which will be early brought
% the attention of the president after
his return will he the proposition 70
suppiaut the military with civil officers
in Cuba and Porto Rico SO far as prac-
ticahle The civil officers selected viii
De- subject Go the rnilitary authority.
which must De supreme FOR the present.
as u Isl the only meth0sahy which the
g0yernmr M ~ the islands can be main
taincd. What is desired and what has
been under consideration by officers OF
the administration is 90 have civil off,
GERS selected who Will come in contact
with the people ~ the islands. Military
methods. while best for the manage
ment of the army are not always found
suitable ln dealng with he people.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08

sred. And fear shaf today there are
some wto vi fau back frou, fhis srn-
icct irro che sickenirg. Nlhz iurglsa
OF their sin. carrying a rcm q ranste
values priceless soui--to - lost for
ever. Oh. that that rrhy uight fash
'- the eterrsi coronatiert Bot. ro{
There ars sosne. I fear. who iurr away
from this offered mercy and comfort
and Divine sympathy. rctwithsfandirg
hat Christ for al who wcrit sccept
,lis grace tru,red the long way aro
suffered the iactrulinE fhcrTs srt -
ccivcd ir flis face the expectations -
fhc filthy moh. and for the guilty. sad
the discouraged. ard the discomtorted
% The race. took the virerar. May God
Almighty break che infatnation and
lead yon ont into TIE stronr hope. ard
thc rocd cheer. ard The glorious sur
shine Of this triumphant Gcspet
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08
4 Fn.rInntinr Hi.tortcnI rnoch.

LONDON. March 2S-Sir George Ire
velyan. nephew of the celebrated his
torian Lord Macaulay and former sec
retary for Scotland ln the course OF an
address before the Authors club last
evening referred 20 his recently pub
lshcd History of the American Revo-
luton" and said he chose the theme be-
cause the American revolution was the
most fascinating and interesting
epoch" OF which he knew. adding that
ne esteemed 10 privilege and pleasure
20 write upon such a theme
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08
TROOPS FOR MANILA
Eight Thousand More Men VIII ne
sent 90 Rc-enforce Otis.

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-The war
department has determined 20 hurry
re-enforceneats TO the assistance OF
General Otis as quickly as transporta-
ticn can be secured. With the arrival
% the sheridan with the Twelfth infan-
Try and four companies of the Seven
teenth infantry nearly i.SC0 men viii be
I'D led 90 the 5000 that went % the Phil
ipp mes on the sherman and the Grant
The mum her of troops now under orders
90 SO 90 Manila is more than 5000. The
ninth infantry. which left Madison
Barracks last week is on the way 90
the Philippines. Six companies left san
Francisco or the ofth OF this month.
and tho other six companies will leave
in O. day or two. The next organization
Co leave it's present station FOR san
Francisco 20 embark FOR Manila will
be the sixth artillery. which Is expect
ed 20 arrive in san Francisco about
April Is The Twenty infantry viii
follow from lts station az Plattsburg
Barracks. ". T.. on the same date. ar
rivinr in san Francisco three days after
the sixth artillery. The other regi-
ments viii then leave their stations IN
the following order. sixth infantry
Thirteenth infantry and sixteenth In
fantry
IL has been recognized at the war de-
partment that lrht artillery is much
needed in the Philippines. and yester-
day an order was issued assigning a
battery each from the First. Fourth and
Fifth artillery Tor service under Gen
eral OTIS command
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08

firs rv~-,se~t of sssio a Ca. r~.sl-
a.. mrlnre nreG InunLr. nnnr.l

WAsfffN3TON March gs-rhc army
board uf inquiry met in shis city yes-
trrd.l ta boar further testimony re-
garilng army beef
Edwin C swift. vice president %
suift a. Co. of chicago was ths nrat
witness. Replying to Colonel Davis.
the recorder d. safl De r.uresanted
Swift g. 500 ln fne making 90 enc con-
tracts Cor the rt a.rltet heef % be
provided the trocps lu cuba and Porto
llou. Nn .1me to 81 NaehIugfon at the
tmr tnn r0rtrnCf Was to bf made he-
canea he aaa informed tsat geuefaI
tasar n.ntel to see sone officer of
the company
AN Nur discussion" ne remarked
-0aa thtt re we're Co furnish beef go
the seaport cities and towns. our con-
tersaunn Nas based on our having re-
/ fuscratnrs nult at these points on
I shore Do Was agreed trlt the refrir-
\ orators SHOULD be sufficient Cor 81
/ hours supply That WAS. however. 60
ne che mavImun ume lor which we
/ were to tr resuansible Tor tha good
, condition of the heeg in the refrirerator
and 20 hours outside 80 the refri-aratnf.
/ ~ith proper cars. told him that ue
/ could NOT undertake to deliver beef
away from the coast This was be-
| cause OF the character of the country.
/ The general Said h- would expect the
beef ratious Co De- delivered % the
/ agents OF the government daily
3es the clause ln the contract eS-
press your understanding OF itf'' asked
Colonel Davis
My understanding was that % was
% be good = hours after delivery from
the ship"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. March 2S.-Tne
nfth day % the trial of Dr. Nancy Gull
fore closed with the state having con-
eluded With the witnesses summone6 70
establish the identity of the remains os
the young woman whose death Ms
Guiiford IS alleged 20 have caused. and
committed. As pree&Eec before the
trial opened. II promises 20 be a cause
eeleere. IN which every particse Il tes-
timony VIII be carefully considered
The tsdiousness OF the proceedings thus
tar has checked 2uelic curiosity. ana
yesterday ths courtroom assr1etst fsw
s2ecsasoEs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08
CLOSE TO MALOL0S.
Filipinos Under Aguinaldo
Steadily Driven Back.
ORDERS TO BURN ABANDONED TOWNS
Main Body Of Insurgents Thought 60
he at NaioIo~-t ntted states Cor.-
mission VIII Issue ProclRma-
tfon when That Town Falls.

MANILA. March eS.-The American
artillery put a dramatic end 10 yester-
days battle.
The American forces advanced from
Meicauyan. the brigade commanded
BY General Harrison Gray Otis being
on the left of the railroad and General
Hale's on the right They eventually
discerrei white roofs and steeples
among The green trees beyond the river.
looking not unlike a Massachusetts Wiz
laEe.
The rebels had an unfordable river In
front ~ then. and they poured in a
FIRE SO effective that ~ showed they
Were veterans. probably members %
the native militia which the Spaniards
organized.
ApproachiuE under cover of the BUSH
IS 10 about 6o yards from the trenches.
the artiuerymen emerged upon an open
space commanding The town.
when The Americans appeared. they
gave a great yeiL and the Frpinos
We're panic stricken. about 100 seeking
safety in fight while white flag was
raised by those who were 30 The trench
es who also shouted Amigos"
CFriendstD
Colonel Funston. with 20 men of the
Kansas regiment swan across the riv-
er to tho left ~ the railroad bridge and
captured 50 prisoners with an their
arms
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08

CHICAGO. March 2S.-An association
OF leading advertisers has been formed
under the title OF the American Society
OF National Advertisers. with member
ship limited 10 one individual in each
competitive line OF business. The ON
GERS are as follows: Frederick W. Gard
ner, chairman; Henry L Kramer, vice
chairman; Edward B. Mower. chairman
executive COMMITTEES; Truman W. cros-
by, secretary; Joseph r. KAthrens,
treasurer. Ths leading Industries Of the
country are rsprsssassa " sas member
shin
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08
oti. Buys spanish Gunboas..

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-The fol-
lowing cablegram from General Otis
was received BY the war department. on
March i9 and has just been made pub
lie: Have purchased all gunbOats In
Philippines OF Spain. 13 In number. now
at Zamboanga. Half are IN serviceabie
condition. Payment in cash from public
fund upon delivery at Manila. They will
be sent for this week"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08
wAsHiNeroN WAR NEWS.
onelsIs Regard the Campaign as
Progressing FavOrably.

WASHINGTON. March 2s-The third
day OF the fghting north o. Manila
brought little OF a decisive character
from which war department officials
could judge what the final outcome OF
this mOvemens would be In all official
quarters the most intense interest pre-
vailed. but there WAS no excitement and
none OF that anxiety and tension shown
during the memorable days OF last
summer when the decisive blows were
being struck at Santiago. Early in the
day General Otis cabled the war depart
ment a brief but comprehensive dis
patch summing up the situation. II dis
closed that sevsxe fighting was going
on. with our forces advanced as far
north as Mariloa. while the insurgents.
under the command Of Agulnaldo. were
being driven back with considera bic
slaughter. This and the press dis
patches satisfied the officials that the
strategic movement OF entrapping the
insurgents between our lines had not
proved as successful as designed and
that the move had now shifted 10 a re-
treat BY Agulnaidos forces and a pur-
suit by our troops. The insurgent re-
treat toward Malolos was slow and
cogged. and advantage was taken OF
one after another OF lines OF intrench-
snents. the burning OF bridges and the
inltrrupting OF communications. Gen.
eral Otis dispatch, although received
early ln the day, was sent Monday even.
inx, Manila time. sne summed up shs
NVrk ef the THREE days, That the nsAt'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08

WASHINGTON. March 2S.-The min
lister OF finance OF Russia has informed
our embassy at 81. Petersburg that
American products intended for expo
sition purposes viii be admitted free
upon the condition that a sum CORE
spending 10 the amount OF the duties
on the products be deposited as guarap-
tee. This sum viii be returned in case
the products in question shall be ex-
ported within certain time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08

NEW YORK. March 2s-The consoli-
dation OF clay sewer pipe companies,
embracing important interests in Ohio,
Pennsylvania and New York. has been
contaminated. II involves a purchase
OF over 50 plants owning largely their
own clay beds. The amount OF money
connected with the deal Is about $40.
900 900. over SO per cent has been un-
derwritten BY the local interests OF the
various plants.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08

BERLIN. March 2s-At a socialist
mass meeting held al Jena yesterday
Herr Bebel the socialist leader said
the socialists would gladly renounce the
idea OF a general revolution II II ,
wealthy classes would treat the prole-
tariat justly. He admitted there was a
rift in the party and questioned how IL
would terminate. adding that II a split
occurred now much ridicule OF the party
would arise.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08

WASHINGTON. March 2S.-Adiutant
General Corhln announced yesterday
afternoon total list 90 casualties 50 far
received from General Otis. The state
ment shows the killed in the lighting
since saturday morning 90 be three or
GERS and % enlisted men. and the
wounded nine officers and 203 aniisted
ven
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-08

ing would proceed into the fourth day
v-as shown hynis closing sentence. The
column will press on in the morning" :"
This refers 20 Tuesday.