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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-30
TO FIX UP THE IOWA.
Big BattIeship VIII Then Go to Ma
Min.

Mia.
Washington, March 26.-The reports
that have been received at the navy
yard from San Francisco relative TO
the battleship Iowa are TO the effect
that the ship is really in excellent con
dition, and that the long run from
New York was made by her without
any accident. Engineer-in-Chief Mel
vile said yesterday that all that the
ship needed in the machinery depart
ment after this extended voyage waS
q new set of tubes for the boilers. and
these tubes are required to be re-
placed periodically in every ship in
active service. The cracked cylinder
which was supposed to have been so
serious an accident turns out. accord
ing to the department advices to have
been nothing more than what is known
as a s~hrinkage crack in the cylinder
casing. Engineer officers report that
a new cylinder Is unnecessary; that
the one in place having been rein
forced, is actually better than a new
and untried cylinder. So that when
the tubes are in place. a work now
going on at the Union iron works, the
machinery Of the Iowa will be in per-
feet order, and rs soon as she has her
bilge keels in place she will strike
across the Pacific for Manila. The
start will probably be made about the
first week in June.
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THIRD AT MANILA.
The Transport sherman Has Arrived
There.

Washington. March "a. = Gen. Otis
has eabled the war department an
%nouncing the arrival of the transport
Sherman at Manila. The sherman
sailed from New York with the Third
infantry and four companies of the
Seventeenth infantry under command
of Col. j. III. Page. The troops are
reported well and in good condition.
One child, two sailors and two pri-
Yates died OF the voyage and one
man was drownded in the Mediter-
ranean. The Sheridan is expected to
reach Manila in about two weeks.
These three vessels will add about
5000 fresh regular troops to the mill
tary forces in the Philippines. and are
expected to aid materially in the plans
which contemplate the complete sub
jugation of the insurgents before the
beginning OF the rainy season, about
the middle OF April.
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Men Who Have Been Causing Much
Trouble Around santiago.

Santiago, Cuba, March 26. - There
has been considerable trouble from
banditti during the last few days in
the vicinity of San Luis. When it was
reported I o Gen. Wood. military gov
ernor. he sent military forces as well
as the entire force of gend'armerie into
the district with instructions to cap
ture the bandits If possible. They met
with no success. but finally Lieut..
Hanna, Gen. Woods aide. went to San
Luis to make a personal Investigation.
with the result that within tweaty-four
hours the rin9leader, Francisco Die
guez, and five others We're captu.sd.
and later two more We're taken and4Jne
killed while resisting arrest. All are
now closely guarded in the military
prison here. the Jail not being consld-
cred safe, owing TO the friendship felt
for the prisoners by several prominent
in%surgent officers residing in Santiago.
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THEIR WORK is CUT OUT.
AGuinaldo Prepares for the Ameri-
can Troops

can Troops.
New York. March 24.-The Journals
special from Manila says: Aguinaido
is making every preparation TO resist
an American advance upon Malolos
from any direction. BY means of n
system of dykes, which is nearly COM
pleted, all streams about the insur-
gent capital may be SO detected as to
Hood the surrounding country and
make military operations extremely
difficult. All ~strategieaiIy placed
towns have been encircled with five
lines of intrenchments. These are sur
rounded by cane spikes so imbedded
as TO mutilate the feet of a charging
force. Railroad bridges on the APP
~proaches to Malolos have been de-
stroyed and the banks of all fordable
rivers and streams have been guarded
by long lines of Entertainments. The
American troops are thoroughly pre-
pared. however, 10 replace bridges in
the advance upon Malolos.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-30
MILLIONS ARE
STARVING
TERRIBLE SUFFERING CAUSED BY
FLOODS IN CHINA.

Estimates Place the
ma of Starving Mt 100000
and Increasing Cold weather
VIII Augment the Distress
American Citizens Residing at
Che Foo, China, Make an Earnest
Appeal TO the Charitable In Amer
lea for Assistance for the suffer-
ers-Hundreds of villages Are
submerged - summers Crop n
Failure.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-30
ENyELOPED ny FLAMES.
Kerosene to start n Fire-Nofher
and Children Fatally Burned

Uniontown, Pa, March %. Mrs.
Frank Wilsick of Oliver used kero-
sene in kindling a fire, and as a result
she and her two children are fatally
burned. When she poured the oil in
the stove she was holding a babe in
her arms; and another child was stand
ing e Suddenly there was an ex-
ploslon and the flames shot out and
enyeioped them all. The clothing
was burned off them and their bodies
were horribly charred.
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FUNERAL or KAIuLANI.
Hearse DIR avn by Hawaifans-Great
Demonstration nj Honolulu.

San Francisco. March 26. The
steamer Doric arrived from the Orient,
via Honolulu. and brings news from
Honolulu under date of March Is,
telling of the funeral of the late
Princess Kaiulani, who died on the 9th
inst. from inflammatory rheumatism.
The funeral of the princess was the
largest yer held in Honolulu and was
attended by members Of the family
and members of the different nations.
The hearse was drawn by $50 Hawaii
ans. The Second battalion. United
States volunteer engineers, particle
pated. Fully 25.000 persons took part
in the procession or witnessed It. Rev.
III. III. Parser made the funeral ad-
dress In the Hawaiian language.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-30

ORIGIN OF
Prof. Koch Goes Hunting for Bac-
ferfn.

Berlin, March %. = Prof. Robert
Koch, the celebrated bacteriologist,
who, In 1888. at the head of the Ger
man cholera commission, visited
Egypt and India and then discovered
tie so-called ''commo" cholera bacillus,
will start with an expedition next
month for the tropics to continue his
investigation as to the nature and
origin OF malaria. The reichstag has
made a grant of 10000 marks in aid
Of the undertaking.
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Cant. Incapacitated.

Washington, March 2S.-A dispatch
was received from Admiral Dewey
stating that a board of medical survey
had examined Capt. Dwyer, Of the
Baltimore, and found him physically
unfit for further service in the Philip
pines and he has been ordered sent
home. One of the newly promoted
captains under the naval personnel
bill will be assigned to command the
Baltimore.
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by G
He Adopts the Spanish Method of
Reporting Battles.

Manila, March 2S.-Insurgent papers
received here from Malolos show that
Aguinaldo is ~endeayoring to deceive
his followers into the belief that they
are winning great victories. All the
recent engagements are proclaimed as
American defeats. The papers de-
scribe the insurgents meeting with the
American forces at various points and
end their accounts with the assertion
that the Americans retired 4 their
original lines after suffering great
slaughter.
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rour Hundred KILLED.

Algiers. March %. - The Echo de
Orau states that Dejedi and Benisuas-
son tribes attacked the Mohayas on
the Moorish frontier on March II. Ia
TIE engagement the Mohayas were de-
feated. Eight Hundred prisoners
were taken and 400 men were killed OIL
both sides.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-30
THE SAMOAN
SITUATION
THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR PRE-
sENTs A NOTE.

Il covers the Latest Phases of the
Case From the German stand
point--AdmiraI Kautz Has Con-
voked a Meeting of 0mcials but
h Result Is Not Known-Ger-
many Evidently Apprehensive of
Serious Resuits-Four witnesses
Combine Their Testimony Against
the German Consul, DIR. Rose
Germany Disposed TO stand by 1t.
Consul.
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Chicago. March 23.-Harry II. Ham,
mond, the assailapt Of John Il. Shayne,
ilie State street furrier, has been re-
leased on $4,000 bail. The physicians
state that unless blood poisoning sets
In Shayne's chances Of recovery are
good.
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corporal Edward McInnis. hand.
siisht: Is, Prlvates John L. Wheland.
aoaomen, severe; James G.. Mctiee.
.hulnb, slight; Corporal John Connel.
~. thigh. severe; l., Harry NJ. Glasier
apuoilen, severe; Privates Avery
nii,nes' Jaw, severe; NJ. Pauliniu
HUM, chest. severe.
FIRST South Dakota COMPANY q
i'rlvate Walter Il. Brown, forearm.
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R,.sinp Cabinet Change.

st. Petersburg. March 2S.-The car
has selected NJ. De Witt, minister OF
finance. for minister Of the interior in
place of Privy Councillor Goremykin,
who is blamed for not taking adequate
TO prevent the amin now
prevailing in certain districts.
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nur5et, wcds Aw.in.

Los Angeles. Cal, March 2S.-Robert
Burdett, the humorist, and Miss
Clara Il. Baker were married at Pas
adena. They will make their future
home in Pasadena, where the humor-
list will fill the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian church.
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Quite Appropriate.

Los Angeles, March 2S.-F. G. Gil
lett. the Texan for whom Mrs. Martin
Black of London forsook husband and
friends and who recently killed her
self, followed her example and took
his own life by cutting his throat.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-30
Newspaper. Consolidated.

New Haven. Conn, March 2S.-Har-
ry Alloway of New York, owner of
the Daily Palladium. has acquired the
controlling interest in the Morning
News and will consolidate the W
properties.
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uenyx LOSS by Fire.

Corning, n. ", March 2s.-Harrison
valley. Pa. lost almost its entire bust
ness norton by fire. Eleven buildings
burned one hotel and three stores
remain. The loss is 100000, with
much less insurance.
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BATTLE
NEAR MANILA
FIGHT DESPERATELY,
nut ARE BADLY BEATEN.

a.ricnn Losses Are Forty-fivc
txilled and las Wounded - Col.
Ecbert mons the SIain-Insurg-
ents Flee From MnIabon After
Applying the Torch-Character OF
the Country Interferes With Our
Troops and Gives h Insurgents
,be Adyantnge-Tbe Town of Ma
unfa Captured by Gen. wheaton
After n sharp Fight.
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Entombed Miner. Re.cucd.

Leadyilie. Colo, March "a. - At IL
O'clock last night the two mine pump
men who We're imprisoned In the Bon
Air mine thirteen days ago, were
reached by the rescuer and restored
TO their friends. They show little ef-
fects Of their experience.
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x,nIIua Doing Nicely.

New York, March 2S.-The condition
of Rudyard Kipling. who was report
cd 10 have suffered a slight relapse 2
few DAYS AGO is again improving, and
he is better than at any time since his
illness began.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-30
Ercncb DtpIomnti.t Dead.

Paris. March 2S.-Comte Alexandra
Damasee de Chaudery, the celebrated
French diplomatist, is dead, aged 40
years.
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Cut His Throat.

Naw York, March 2S. William
scott. a corn merchant OF Liverpool.
Eng, committed suicide on board the
Umbria while en- route 70 TINS country.
He u his throat with y broken DOS
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TO cHRIsTEN THE MISSOURI.

ed for the Honor.
Washington. March 26.-The secre-
tary of the navy has invited Miss
Marion Cockrell, daughter OF senator
Cockreli OF Missouri, 10 christen the
battleship Missouri. now in course OF
construction at Newport News. The
vessel is to be launched next October.
Miss Cockreli ~ a very accomplished
and popular young woman. and her
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-30
FAIL OF POLO.
Amc rtc; ms Capture the Place After
a Hnrh Fight.

Manila. March 2S.-Polo was taken
to-day after a hard fight. The ad-
vance continues and our troops are
every where successful. Prince Lowen-
stein was killed yesterday. Our losses
at the latest reports were 81 killed and
80 wounded since Saturday morning.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-30

Seattle, Wash, March %. - The
steamer Laurada, recently arrived,
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crneff1nnN
Essns $ asr~ak ssr's =
90 trial sos1ss as
SCI Arrs Sal hslsas
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Grcnt Crops Antlciu.ted.

Miller, s. D., March 24,-More than
the usual amount OF wheat will be
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sicsous Coffee.

90 grow. Salres !
onee Berry. pE |
{ salzsr's New 4
Cut tais szt and 1
We packages Or I
ggs. and great q
n A. sA-ZEk q
s. Il
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romance ere m
and ~
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4 warmer tnant1
there is less ~
ben.
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srprt usa Of PiSsl
n1zsuEnptson--m. \
.te. Kan, Dec. I
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he perfectly ezs
lnybcdy except I
sues hem'-ga
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10 have your -
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scot
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so-called pugliI'a1
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agree with s SO
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.sr.ry.

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mess Of childrn
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IT'D which b !
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and good j
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machinery has
mankind, sad
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interrupted q 4
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American.
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pfe.r.

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La Junta tribune., 1899-09-30
Wei, Known In L. Jun...


The Union Pacihc band OF Ellis,
Kan, was tn. first 10 arrive. This
organization is composed OF
twenty-one members, all of whom
are employees Of the Union Pacific
railroad. The members come from
all classes OF labor, including Office
clerks, telegraph operators, engi
neers, firemen, mechanics and en-
gine wipers. L. G. Pearson, the
leader, is passenger engineer and
it has been under his musical in
struction that the organization has
attained their present efficiency.
Mr.. Pearson holds a medal won at
Denver in 1896, for cornet solo
playing. Denver Times. K. &.
Pearson, spoken Of in the above,
is brother OF Engineer John Pear
son, Of this city. and is well known
in La Junta. His band took sec
ond prize in the contest.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-30

a few pairs of wings the critics
might be able to leave this wicked
world and find associations more
congenial.
]. S. Johnson ope ned up school
at the Bee Hive last Monday. Mr..
Johnson is an excellent teacher.
He will teach all the minor branches
and little Greek and Latin. He
may also be called upon to use a
few cottonw wood branches to keep
things moving as they should.
Revs. Brunk and Carmichael
were holding meetings at the Cen
ter school house last week and
closed them last Sunday evening.
Rev. Bruck left Monday to attend
conference at Peabody, Kan, and
Rev. Carmichael left Tuesday for
the state of Washington where he
will try preaching in the logging
camps for few months. VA
M. R. Herman and wife, Of Chi
cago, left for their home last week
after several days stay in the val
ley. Mr.. Herman 10 general
freight agent in Chicago for the
Burlington railroad. His wife u Z
sister Of the Weimer boys aud Mrs.
]. b. Lashbrook. They were we'll
pleased with the valley and may
leave the Windy City and come to
Holbrook to reside.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-30
tn. rew.se cree.

The tomato crop is almost COM
plete failure. not only in this vi
cinity but throughout the entire
Arkansas Valley. The entire pack
of the local cannery up to yester-
day WAS about 500 cases, and it is
usually ten times that amount this
late in the season. AT this time
in previous years the receipts OF
tomatoes at the canning factory
have averaged twenty-five 10 thirty
tons daily, while at the present
time the average number delivered
each day does not exceed FIVE or
six tons. The capacity Of the can
merry is about 600 cases per day,
and the entire output this season
is equal to about one good days
work.
The outlook for good crop
early in the season was very
favorable, Tie tomato vines hav-
ing never looked better. II ap-
pears, however. that the plants all
went to vine, and there was very
'poor set. +" The growers are eX-
periencing some trouble with cricl-
cts this season, they having de
voured great amount of the nip
ened product. The pest is new
TO this section OF TIE country.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-30

.
interest in his brothers race for
the governorship and is confident
OF his election.
All who attended the tacky social
given by the ladies Of the Wood
craft, report splendid time.
G. T. Gerbing, who is visiting
in Illinois for the benefit Of his
health, writes that he is improving.
Nettie Hale, sister of Mrs. ]. N.
Fenton, will start in few days for
Dodge City, Kan, where she will
attend school during the coming
winter.
Last Tuesday there were no grain
sacks to be had in this city and the
farmers who were threshing were
placed in a very bad way. Our
merchants say they ordered the
same number used in previous
years, and as they have all been
sold, the crop this year must be
much larger.
In conversation with cantalonpe
growers we learn that although the
early ones we're affected with blight
the results of the entire season have
been more than satisfactory. Some
OF the growers have realized as
high as 275 crates per acre, which
netted them about rs cents per
crate the season through. The
season has been considerably long
er than usual this year.
CANT ELorE.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-30
wev,. Of mo,sreeh.

III
Misses Edith and Myrtle Deter
Of Ordway, were visiting in the
valley this week.
George Hanson is able to be
around again after several weeks
illness with fever.
w. N. Randall, Of Rocky Ford,
is getting ready to feed 1000
lambs at his ranch in the valley
this winter.
Mrs. Jessie White returned last
week from Independence, Colo,
where she has been with her hus-
band who is working in the mines.
Mr.. White will be at home in a
few days to put in fall crop on
his farm.
Rev. Stewart will preach at the
Bee Hive next Sunday at II o'clock.
also at the Center Sunday evening
at 1890 o'clock. Rev. Rich will
preach at the Center on Sunday,
October sth, at 3 O'Clock. Subject.
"Foreign Missions.
The directors Of school district
No. 20 have had both OF the school
houses newly papered. They now
look very neat. With II. Was
son as teacher at Riverside and
Miss Mae Bennett at Lakeview,
this district can be called up-to-
date.
A great deal has been said by
some of the critics hereabouts
concerning grangers picking can
taloupes on Sundays. II the afore-
said critics can show US wherein
there is any harm done in grang-
er trying to save his crops on Sun
day we would like to know where
the harm comes in. If some en-
terprising man would manufacture
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-30

morning to take the position Of
timekeeper in the local shops.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
WANrED-A girl to do house
work, four miles west of La Jun
ia. John Mcneil.
Why not own your own home and
save rent? Look at the list offered
by Buckley & Hart.
Longer evenings means more
time for reading. The Tribune
and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
one year for sI.75.
Call and leave your order for
fruits. vegetables, pickles, oysters,
fish or meat. Everything first is
class. w. Dice, Butcher.
No journal can please the ladies
more than the Household. We
will send you the Tribune and the
Household both one year for 81. so.
Fox SALE.-Bees; 400 colonies;
s.. so for apiary, or s.. as in lots Of
50 or 100; also good horse, top
buggy and two sets Of harness.
Inquire at this Office.
The great success Of Chamber
|iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in the treatment of bowel
complaints has made it standard
over the greater part Of the civil
lized world. For sale at the Arcade.
| Admiral Dewey. the hero Of Ma
mia, arrived 10 New York hasbor
FLASK Tuesday morning, two days
ahead Of time. His unlocked for
asEiyql ia. New York caused almost
|agJhuch eosseernation as did his
Unexpected presence in Manila bay
. tbs Spanish feet one year ago
|lass May.
&
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-30
Glorious New.

Comes from Ds. ID. b. Cargile,
Of Washita. l. I. He writes:
"Four bottles OF Electric Bitters
cured Mrs. Brewer. OF scrofula,
which had caused her great suffer
ing for years. Great sores would
break out on her head and face
and the best doctors could give no
relief; but her cure is complete and
her health is excellent" This
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-30

shows what thousands have proved
that Electric Bitters is the best
blood purifier known. It's the SUI
preme remedy for eczema, letter.
salt rheum, ulcers, boils and run.
ming sores. 1t stimulates liver,
kidneys and bowels, expels poisons
helps digestion, builds up the
strength. Only 50 cents. Sold At
Joys pharmacy. Guaranteed.