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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-02
BIIENCAN|NO A Prisoner.
The Brains of the Filipino Insur.
rectiOn Locked Up in Snug
Quarters at Manila.
is GLAD HIS TROUBLES ARE AT AN END.
lie says hEuiunIdo was RetrentIng
NorthWnrd with Two Thousand
Men aud Two CHnnOn-AttcntiOn
WIN Now lie Given TO CnNite Prov
iuCp


Manila Nov %, 1925 p. m.-Buen-
camio, the brains of the Filipino in
surrection, is locked up here in charge
of Brighten. Edward b. Williston, the
proyost marshal when Torlac fell
nronc,r,i,o eoa ror+b,,ord with
,,,,i,,i.l,,, IL ....,,.,,l3 80, ND an
. '''''''' WI ~ > '''' Wv 7N''
"" lazy S"PpoS'u 10 w '"e NV '"el "
Ns"haIuos conhaehtiai serFah"
Tomas MaNarine, and a guard OF lou
soldiers Reaching the neighhorhool
of the coast, November b., Buencamino
found American soldiers ON every side
and escape impossible. So he sought
refuge i'm a little Pangasiuan village,
six miles from Mauaog. living in a
mean little but belonging to natives,
who were Iukewa,m towards the in
surrcctfou.
Refugees betrayed Him.
On LEARNING his identify some ref
ugecs brought the news. ON November
20 to Col. Luther r. Hare. command
ing the Thirty-third infantry, garri-
souiug Manaoag. After communicate
ing with Gen. Wheaton, Mai. Marcus
D. Cronins battalion surrounded the
village. November p. Buencaminos
guard had hidden their rifles and uni
forms and Buencamino surrendered
without resistance. He had only few
clothes and $4,000 in gold.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-02

South McAlester, !. T., Nov
account of the prevalence oil sr'
in the Indian territory, the posi-
general has ordered the man I
ted at the following offices; sou
Alester, McAlester, Krebs, AlderS'
burton, Cherry Vale, HartshoFn'
and Atoka. 1t is feared tllal y
weather will bring on an ePlu9
smallpox now existing through
Indian territory.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-02

"'' "" Representative,
Paterson, N. j., Nov. g5-w
ly remains of the late vice..
Carrot a, Hobart, were copsl,.'
a temporary resting place in n
ccivine vault at Cedar Lawn o..
near this city. A brief fuper.r
was held at the late residepc.
deceased the officiating cIergyn1
ing Rev. DR.. Magic.
President Mckinley and Hs
officers, and over sixty memho,.
seIote and a great many conara
who came on special trains 81
the services at the house
The Home service,
The service at the ho1ga mo-
and simple. It was held in fh,f
which was banked with aou
by friends of the dead viaa.nr'
Mrs. Hobart, with her son fla.
Hobart, Jr., sat near the bes5
casl'et while near her wera Il
the president and his cahipe,
of the supreme court, the hal
pall-bearers, immediate friends i
family and the family servant.
David d. Magic offered prsye, /
read a passage of Scripture. Tbsl
iGcnt, cabinet and supreme
judges and those presnt took
lock AZ the face of the dead tbo
was closed, and all that was mad
Nice-President Hobart was CARR
to the hearse by members Of I'M
itol police.
The Public Service,
After the house services tbs
inclosed in an oaken casket with
ornaments, and almost hidden
flowers, was taken from tbe
and the president and his party
to the Church of the Redecmer +
two blocks from Carroll Hall
mense crowd was in the vicinity
church.
The casket was carried by
members of the capitol police.
form, under command of A. PH
den.
The church was beautifully DID
ed with flowers.
within the Sacred Edifce.
President Mckinley sat in the
pew on the right of the aisle I'd
accompanied by the secretary ID
and secretary of treasury. On IA
of the aisle, in the front pew
Mrs, Hobart and Garret 4. Hobada
and Hobart futile. ImmediataN
hind Mrs. Hobart was David
and family. Behind the pre-
were Elihu Root. secretary of
John D. Long, secretary of the
and r. A. Hitchcock, the secret;
the interior. Then followed the
tors and congressman. The
pew, which is the ninth on the
hand side, was filled with floral
ings.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-02
THE NELSON COUNTY v
The Kentucky Court OF App''
firms the order Issueu
Judge Jones.

Frankfort, Ky, Nov. Pen,
of appeals clinched Taylor u
1872 Nelson county votes l ne
all the judges concurrlng' rev
dissolve the mandamus as a..
Goebel's attorneys. The votes
troyersy were certified for W.
stead OF W. S. Taylor. Judge 30
Nelson county, ordered t"'''
counted for w. S. Taylor
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-02
Must Keep His Promise or r

Berlin, Nov. 27.-The lolosu'
zeitung, in powerful edltoI'''
upon the imperial chancellor
Hohenlohe. to keep his pIo"'
brogate, before January l. 'l'
bition of political coalition u,I
that if the promise is not KEEP
retire. 1t asks him TO zen
William "the real truth auOu'
tornational situation IN "
adding that "The emperor
surely abandon these inerta
periments 10 fetter public ''iOa
to devise bills to squelch o'V
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-02

Washington, Nov. ~ Secretary OF
the Navy Long yesterday received a
caplopIam firm Admiral Watson, in
forming him that the province of Fam
bcauga, Island of Mindinao. had sur
rendered Internationally to Command.
er Very, of he Castine
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-02
THE PASSING Of nm
Funeral of the Late Vice-p,.
of the United States =.
Paterson, N. ].
The ENTIRE CITY WAS IN goD,.

The Services At the n
the Church of the Ro,a ~
tended by tho Preside,
hers of the Cabinet and A..
ntors aud Reprcsentatf,a
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-02

THE RESURRECTION ENDED
officials at Washington Believe the
War in the PHILIPPINES
About Over.

Manila, Nov. 27.-ihe last Filipino
council OF war was held by the retreat
ing leaders at Bayambang ON Novem-
bier H. i'm the house now occupied by
Gen. Macarthur. 1t was attended by
AguinaIdo Pho del Pillar, Garcia Ale
iuLdriuo and some members of the So
called cabinet. lnformationhas reached
Cen Macarthur from several sources
TO the effect thar the council recog-
nized the tuuIity Of attempting further
resistance 10 the Americans with unit
ed forces. and agreed that the flllplnO
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-02
business Was suspended


Because of the funeral of ID
Carrot A. Hobart. vice-president
United States. business houses
few exceptions, were closed and
private residences had flags a
mast, besides other mourning
blems. The early trains b
many to attend the funeral Sc
The bells of the churches startq
ing at sunrise, and at nine oclG
the bells of the city began mafkI
minutes. In anticipation OF the
Of the presidential party and "a
tary escort, crowds gathered
the Broadway depot.
Streets Lined with NiiiiarI
The military lined the stree
tween Carroll Hall and the Jh9
the Redeemer, where the puolI
vices were held. The chuFcn
decorations We're magnitlcehl'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-02

The latest news from Cen Young is
that there are ten aavalrymen and 200
Macabcbcs with im,most Of the horse
men who started having been com
pclied TO drop out because their horses
f.fF.g fI,p5
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-02
with flowers.
within the Sacred Edifc


The services at the church last
hour and were conducted by Ra
Magic. They began with an
prelude and reading Of ScriptaI
Rev. Charles P. Shaw, pastor
Second Presbyterian church Of
son. The followed the singing
hymn Nearer My God to Thee
Orpheus club. DR.. Magic them
cred an eloquent and touching 4
and offered prayer This was fol
by the anthem 'Weary Hands, |
by the Orpheus club, after whd
benediction was pronounced y
MuUip
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-02

we Solo patronage for both Mill and and -,
"hen IN ueenVle to inspect ay invite
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-07
PARLIAMENT 10SSE<Es TO-DAY.
4sesn's speech Vi III Deal Largely
With Foreign Affairs.

LONDON Fsh s~The queens Sgss1>s
. -s@ g@EsF5s = s2afssauFs 81 1a.noTT2x E1ai
Fm2<e sks $50 F~$@Ta.sr@ - tA~ Eslls4ssc
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c& Evw-nre George - Greece as s1xh CEN
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-07
DANGERS or THE GRIP

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-07
y DIR. Sander Is Here, at Hotel Stevens, s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5s3ss3ss33s33ss3s3
YaMAGUCEI MARU Is SAFE
Fire ExfiaxaSshrd and Only sarSo
in Hold Number Is Dam
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-07

OLYMPIA Esa &-Tbe supreme co8r'
has derfsE the agrsseat5cr tor wrtt @.
malta TVS IN ire case - tfs state II
rpl q r. Eareo pgaEnEt~ vs.. II r HAa-
sev Judge - TIE superior court o. What
zCra county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-07
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DE- rus.


AsfFGNlGTCS. FEB -Joa- II C--s-
sfaox far fcrsy years chef ~ t1e ezsxsc-~s
.ssvss5zr e ne treasury department -
seaH after ar l1E~ase - several wse *
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Axoaessi0 Advised tae Attack.

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Y adjourned
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men, HERE is POWER!
II Restores the Old Vim. Ambition aai Coaf...ca
II Fills Your Body With the Fire Of Youth.

10
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to srzsr
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Ten Thousand Cures.

Cares Of ~sang men- OF m3&6Ee-~Sea all -.
ef All stages weskn<sa
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-12-22

DT r1e lead
ing manu-
faHurers Of
the country.
Our prices
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-12-22

Try Fsslum CeFea q new drink al
Fu.ps
sebool slases this evening for tvs
Nsez's vacation
Fine stationary sn1 talIeE articles
Peoplsss Drug Stare
Billy BIA tbe l5tfle son q Br- and
Nrs Davis Hi8. fel down today an1
broke nis no@e.
Hext WeoDescsy, December 2. is z
regular NESTING dafe v aii the Nz-
sonic lo8ges % the uniTersa-st-
JObns day.
Try znd see Nn4f yDl can do n
make Is 2 Merrg Christmas indeed ~
A. many pers8ns a. possible. forget
ting ngt the poor.
Why Dr. Simmons coagh ssrup is the
cheapea1 i 8 lhe only cough reusdy
giving 81 doses for 80 cents Money is
refnude6 Il not henefted X satis6ed.
Try IL ask yonr druggist fo- = sample
bottle. q. " Foreman
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-12-22
coIored RepublIcan cIrh.

The eoiored cluzens of yiBita Or
ganized a republican club last evening
At the cOlored Baptist church. The
following officers we're elected. Frank
Sears, president; Sam Adams. vice
president; u. sykes, treasurer: g. W.
Lynch, secretary, L. Z. Mulorow, as
sistant secretary. A committee on
By laws was appointed, and L. +.
Nuldroe wa chosen to represent the
club ~ the general club meeting In
January. They meet again next
THURSDAY.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-12-22

Volcanic Eruptions

Are grand, but skin eruptions rob
life Of JOY Bucklen's arnica salTe
cures them; also old, running and
fever sores. ulcers. b0ils feions. corDs,
warts, cuts, bruises, burns. scasds,
chapped hands, chilblains: best pile
cure % earth Drives cut pains and
aches. Only &c box. Cure guarsn-
teed. Sold byA. W. Foreman and Peo
pies drug store.
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Painful Accident.

An accident which cost J. g. Ander-
son broken collar bone occurred last
evening Just sccross Bull Creek Mr.
Anderson. in company with three
other gentlemen, was out shooting
QuaiIs and while returning their car
rage tipped over. Mr. Anderson was
attended By DR.. Bagby and is getting
along nlcelY.
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What Does Vinita Need Most?
= le 80 - Ansrsrsa by 80 20 Leaalnr

! C GRAY, waisr rorks s0d I
fire company
r. r. JoomDsVn. electric lighss.
ABgnsi sehiisekeF, water works.
Ksilsr Walker. water gosks.
IA. Fpip. elsef1e ligh,s, new
sioswzik, watsr posks.
Dare Csockett. aagaons pare
rneDfs III ovsy torn
Lewyn CYoekeis, essetric lights
Car Bradley, electric ligbse.
AttoYDsy smith, wster works.
ArtbUr Berry, nios fow of gas,
ssm Motley. good people apd
more " t0em.
Percy Smith, sidenslks, electric
light and sever.
A. J. Green, sidewalk and
lights.
1. q Couch, crossing opened
up 10 isont 81 the Co6b bessl.
Lee Dudley, fire company.
Y. N Rascljd, good vater
Col Ficklln, yater, ,eisctricligbs,
40 ordinance for proper drainage (
cf the tom.
George HidiGsr, Mater works
and electric ljgbts,
r.. r. McGIasson water works.
Tom Collins, water works, elec-
tric lights.
/, q. o. Berry, electric Or gas light. I
Mr.. McCollam, sidewalks.
Sam Ridenhour, ice plant.
chas. Hartman, fire protection.
Dr. Foreman, sidewalks and all
the open wells covered.
Dr. Frszee, more people With
good sense.
Dr.. Day, for the profsssed Chris-
hang Of The town to bring one
tenth of their increase into the
storebouse Of the Lord (according
70 The old Mosaic law, that He ;
may pour Ne out a blessing we are
not able 70 contsiD-an old time
revival. e
J. l. Morning, for 81 Of yinita
10 work fer the new railroad. This D
would be great help to our town.
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\. Dr. Nimer, ths country opsneC
Bp. statehood.
D.. HILL Improvement Of as
morals IF the town, more regard
for The interests of ore another.
Or ClinkseaIss, good roads and
bridges.
Henry Ballard, good artesian
water and electric ligbls.
Boz chsmbesisiB, realty.
Mr. Chsrleeworth, sidewalks.
I Claude Shelton, money ard lots
ofh
q. I. nc'5issson, money. mon
ey. noDey.
s. j Burns. sidewalks.
Norman Shelton, good roads
and sidswalke.
Marshal Ledbeiier, good streets
and more light
Fam Frazier. more good men.
a " Brock, more Bash & Cert
pianos,
J. 7. GuDisr, more money. vat
er works.
viii Wade, more people.
VIII Ward, new sidewalks.
Ar. ehanahan more money.
Jim sheehan, al the business
men to get closer together.
q f. Clark, water works.
John g. Davis, very well satis-
fed like itig.
A. L. Churchill, water works
Tor al the citizens to make long,
strong pull together for the benefit
IF the town.
W. r. Badgett, more people and
more money.
Henry knight, more pretty girls.
j. i. Bisckman. water works.
DR.. Chapman, some "real"
,retty girls.
Mr. Cbilson, water works.
4. II. Ming. title tc town prop
rty and more money and people.
Gus Mu-Jpolis. more new peo-
lie.
Bob Allen, water works.
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/ have beard Francis Dzde and re.
gard him a easily The equal d Abb
Haywood and " bine out 81 ten i'm.
persOnatOrs ] ever heard He gives
good clean entertainment.
CHAs +. SCOTT,
Editor Daily Register. lola. Kan.
At the opera house next Tuesday
night. A
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Christmas trees arrived yesterday
from sarggxie. Missouri, for the
Methodist and Presbyterian Sabbath
schools, and nunber d small family
trees car be found 1t Ming's furniture
store.
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f1oIidar Ercnrsion Rates

VIZ u. X. g. r. ~ One fase fos
Tonnd trip ID fsztions withir 10 niles
of Yinita Minimum fhii fare. 9 cents:
minimum half fzss, = cents. Tickets
will 5e ~ sale Deceriber zss "a. Is, %
and sI r89g, and January J. 1890, final
limit 70 fetrrn TsrazzrY = loo.
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What Is ~ A cure for coughs, colds,
Group, whooping cough, hoarseness, sore
throat, and Al bronchial affections Of the
throat, chest and iangs 50 doses for 50
cents. Money refunded If il fails to give
satisfaction: We mean Dr. Sim-zons'
cough syrup. A. ". Foreman.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-03

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