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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
COLO MBlA'S ALIANT CENSOR
Won a Great Victory Over the Insur-
gents Single Handed.

Kingston, Jamaica, Nov 4.-Colombian
advices dated October 81 and private di-
rect advices contradict the story received
in censored cables, of the destruction of
the SColombian insurgent fleet, which
now resolves itself into the capture of
few small boats, conveying 200 insurgents,
of whom twenty were killed. The others
escaped ashore. A great battle was
fought October 80, ten miles outside of
Barranquilla and resulted in the defeat
of the government forces with the loss
of 800 killed and 100 wounded. The army
was routed and its equipments were can
tured. A vessel has arrived at Barran-
quilla from Curacao with 600 insurgent
reinforcements and aquantity of arms
and munitions. The revolution is spread
ing rapidly. There have been several i'm
portant desertions from the government
owing TO the disruption of the Conserva-
tive party. due to the financial troubles,
with which the Liberals profess to he
able to cope, should the revolution sue
coed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
CHANGES AT HAVANA IMPEND
Great Interest Attaches to LudIOw's
Visit to MashinSfOn

Washington. Nov. 4-Brigadier Cen
eral Ludlow, governor Of the city of Ha-
vana cabled to the war department
stating that he would leave for Washing
ton today and asking that arrangements
be made 10 avoid detention in quarantine
in New York dispatch was sent DR..
Doty. the quarantine officer at New York,
asking that he facilitate General Lud-
lows movements as far as possible.
The coming of General Ludlow at this
time is understood 10 Involve more than
usual interest. AT the adjutant generals
Office it Is stated that the trip IS for
family reasons and viii be of brief dura-
ton. But in other reliable quarters it IS
said General Ludlow comes at the re-
quest of the higher authorities here and
that the conferences he will hold with
the president and Secretary Root are
likely to have considerable bearing on the
question of appointing a civil governor
for Cuba. OF a successor to General
Brooke as military governor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
REAL FACT or THE MATTER
As stated by Catholic Who Was in
the Philippines

AIinneap polls. MINI. Nov 3.-Thomas
Campbell late OF the Thirteenth Mime
sofa regiment. says the controversy be-
tween General Funston and Archbishop
Ireland regarding church dissertation in
the Philippines is based on misunder-
standing 81 the facts. He says that he
himself i a Catholic and thar there We're
a score or more OF Catholics in his COM
pany all OF whom had as many church
relics as did their Protestant comrades.
The reason, he says. S that the Filipinos
themselves had desecratea the churches
before the United States troops came. ne
buildings were Ioopholed for small arms
ana used as storehouses and hospitals 50
that the destruction q the buildings BE-
came 8 s5rategetic necessity The para
phernalia either had 20 b. taken away o.
suffer destruction with me Guiding.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
Killed With a Baseball Bat.

St Louis. No, Nov. "A spacjal = he
Pest Dsspa;ch from West Plains. No.
says: a; Moan,ain View, twenty-five
miles east of here. Avery Smith killed
George Humphrey. beating him 10 death
with a baseball hat Both were school
BOYS j. years old They us-reIed over
game and Humphrey. q, is SAID. threaten
81 70 use q knife 81 Suntta- Smith seIz-
ed a bar and struck Humphrey On the
head repeatedly. Smith was a-rSstea ard
brought 70 this place FOR trial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
Twin Burner Steel Ranges

new and modern and embrace more desirable fea-
lures than be found in any other Range Our trade
has been large this FALL and have only words Of
praise from customers If you want the handsOm.
est and best Range you will make a mistake if you
overlook the Twin Burner.
Our stock Of Coal Hods Stove Pipe-both common
and Russia-Elbows Fire Shovels Stove Boards etc., is
large and complete and our prices are low.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
The WOnderful-
CIernOnt Oak Heater

Comes as near to efectng absolutely perfect combus
ton as the chemistry Of things allow.
With the screw hampers it can be regulated to any
desired temperature
The base is square and is jointless making it water
tight
The ash pan is large and fits under the CRATE max
ing it a clean stove.
1t warns the floor and carries fire like base
burner and will burn any kind of fuel
1t is full nickel trimmed handsome in design. and
you will find it to be in every way willing and obedent
servant
1t is made in five sizes and costs no more than
other irstclass Oak Stoves
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
5IS E. DOUGLAS, WICHITA.

formerly repudiated by the BUSINESS Mems
League OF the State, and Josiah r. Adams
the nominee for the Superior Court, was
forced from the ticket by the publication
of charges of his connection with alleged
fraudulent investment companies. In
der the minority system the Republicans
and the Democrats will each elect one of
the Judges of the Supreme Court, and
the contest is mainly over the State Treas
urer.
Rep. Dem. Pro
1898 Cow ........ 1920 35S, 300 125, TAG
1898 CTreas) ......... 372, 44S 242, 731 IFS, s69
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Three Judges of the Supreme Court will
be chosen in South Dakota, and the Re-
publican candidates are opposed by the
fusion nominees of the Democrats, Pop
ulists and Silver Republicans. The issues,
as defined in the platforms, are the finan-
cial question and Imperialism.
Rep. Fusion.
1898 Cow ................. 36,949 1888
1896 (Pres) ................ 41042 4,225
VIRGINIA
Virginia will elect a Legislature, which
will choose a United States Senator to
succeed Thomas s. Martin Dem), whose
term will expire on March T. 1901 The
campaign, and the only contest is between
rival Democratic aspirants for the SEN
atorship.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
FOR SALE, HOMES

We ean sell you nice haus. $50 "a
To down. balAncs Esozthiy. : 70 rooms.
various 'iccz.4czs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
NEBRASKA

NEBRASKA
a Judge OF the Supreme Court and two
E,2sants OF the State University are 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05

MONEY TO LOAN-On chatteis. coiist-
eral. TAX titles. or on real estate iqstali-
ments. Dean Gordon. ki-u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05

UNLIMITED FUNDS 10 loan on choics
farm property - Kansas and Oklahoma
b4-55-5S-6T Zlmmerly Block. Whine q
Whine let-1f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
Hartford investment 20.

sEOGWICk BLOCK
Iis E2s; FIT, s,r.-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05

MISUNDERSTANDING
" Ant ED-EveTy young man and young
woman in Wichita 70 knoS the nixhi
school CT the Wichita Commercial Col
leEe Is now open SoE IS she tfzne 70
enter Third ncor S1eeiz building.
9ls-fs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05

HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-Two chan5eTmaIds. al ys. :
dining-r0ou girls I white hotel cook. :
corn-huskers; u farm hands: news
age1s. now Is the time 10 get a paying
run keuwovthy. Employ nent Agent
Iz--rs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05

WANTED-P0sition By young married
man. Have rad two years e1perfe-ce
in shipping room. w. :, care Eagle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05

Mississippi voters viii choose a fun
state ticket and legislature, which Will
elect United States Senator TO aN 'he
uneXpired term Of r. c. Walthall Den-l
now filled by Wiu Van Amberg tDem
by appointment as atSo 4 Seuacor :or the
FUN term beginning Marsh 8. lsol- The
only opposition 20 the democrats l. jy
2 few Populists- 4 constitutional ana nd
rnent for an elective JUS cary. in6 .uGinS
even the Judges of the . a-eme Court.
VIII hs submitted 20 she v-ters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05

GUNS GUNS Great Guns Rowisa
Hardware Co So y. Main street. have
the finest line OF guns In the city:
Wholesale price. See them I0s-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
SITUATION wANTED-MAIr

--~--~----O--~---~---~--~~-
WANTED-Are you In need of first
class bookkeeper2 Address "BookkeeD-
er 3lz :. Main street i47-1tx
WANTED-By steady young man OF ex-
perience. position a. waiter IN restau-
rant or hotel Call III ". Douglas.
1.-ztT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

five-b barrel roller -four mill, put in
sitter and other repairs. or move It; will
give half interest Address IS. c W ="
Eagle. 147-2tx
RARE OPPORTUNITY for physician:
rich cattle country: bills good. 20 TO a5
per cent; rides, 10 50 miles. VIII sell
team and buggy, practice and good ac-
counts reasonable. Reasons for selling
failing health Address Box 3, Har-
desty, Beaver county. Okla.
I31-6tx-wed. thu fri. sat. sun-sun
FOR SALE-A stock Of general merchan-
disc at a bargain. Address Bargain"
this paper l4s-7tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05

FOR sALE-An elegant. modern cottage.
Z rooms. al - - fine condition. one -
the best auilf - th@ eitF beautif8t
shade and lawn. corner eapt fy1rt gerf
location. a egzy tasty cottage aease.
cheap. fi5so. Tucker & Dickson - g.
Douglas tf1-ff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05

MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET oTFIcE.
La E.-.. ~. go. H.n--s. In
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FOR sATE-UOrsFs

~-~-~---~-~-~--~-.~-~- -,
FOR SALE-Speeial bargain IN nea, 3
room cottage. barn. chicken house.
grapes and fruit trees plenty ~ shade
blocks from Main and Douglas. 80
Tucker & Dicksoa, - =. D1ugias
iF-t
FOR SALE \. Mead. rooms exc.
feet being aewly-p painted. paDfred ard
repaired, reDtF a. 3. Price 49, easy
terms Dean Gordon. lGsuu-wet-tf
FOR sALE-Two cottages. s rooms each
snd lp1 feet. east front. corner or Law
renee avenue. great bargain. g. 80
Tucker & Dickson. 20 r. Dyu0Ias
" A.-lt
FOR sALE-24e \. Mun. u-rsam 8aifF-
Ing. part brick. reuts - s.. Price. g. %.
Dean Gordon. f4-rsa-ff
FOR sALE-An elegant. a7aders csffare.
rooms. az - - hne sa15figu. one -
the best built 81 th@ citf heaufifgl
shade and lawn. corner. east fy1af gerI
location. eYzT tasty cottage he4se.
cheap HG8. Ticker & Dickson - T.
Douglas tf1-it
FOR sALE-So lsas z Hgntar. rs9rss
~ story cottage. tote TfrE 1estfl t..e
close 70 Hydraulic. ~. Dean Gard7n
ifi-san-'f
FOR SALE \. wasasa god. s-r7er1
house. witb iarEs porch. C@ilaf. clftefu.
e. lftE
FOR sALFs-lsss 2 Sarkst. rooms. nsw-
u pairtsd papere9 And TFpalf@,Z 3
feet 80. sis-<cssa. nalance garter
payments DesE Gsrtoa
FOR zAT.E-F5Ye-rp. eoftsR@. barn,
c3starr. = feet, Ha<
Faur-r51r8 rottzEs. e1sss r. 81
C5re acre. z-ggeru hggse. To
FTye-gpen cottage. = feef harr. g -
4 T HEi-I.AR. Over SggsH' store
FOR sALE-izis :. Masa. cofisEs "a.
Dean Gers9a- iF-ssa-if
FoR sAf.F-SIcs aarns = SORTS pax 2
rom fsarE sssse ff1st eiiT HAtfr-
sg1taeas- corner =f1Fca 419 1s
zFresz rppTs- n1Fr fa1F 80 rrH~
tzlra eafa- WalfeT Norris - Metg
i1-Fae-if
FOR SALT nsaVs 1-rsasa ssans ~
HslAr. Gssr Sayss' stoTe S-sE
FoR SAILS - - - faura ave.
rEF 80 ezch. 1sa bH tfs Ia -
E.e earz - fees -rsrler 51s sne pfsass
i-s Efaa ftasaa ial-sss-tf
poE sAI.g - Tza arsass. eeftase 80
- f@eT RESTS ~ FFee NV FH
Lea1 fs7fn ia-ssH-p
F0E sAE-fs-TheE< 80 asrxa5es -aass 81
tUs Wsta IS fset. rzssrrs aara
- = 81 faef. Efens
- = EaseF - fe-f 8 tas1s. aha&h.
rs y. Asar- = f-sE r1-a
n : sPEScEs-
L-.iE
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-17
a New Railroad.

According to plans that are Just now
being developed, New Mexico is TO
have pew railroad that will run
through this section of the territory
a company, composed OF the follovlnp
gentlemen, Andrew O. Bailey. A. J.
Clark, J. p. Byron, j. A Mshoney.
William Il. Merrill, Harvey O. Olcott
of New Mexico, and A bert Ransom OF
Ohio, has just been organ
lZeu 10 construct road
which will run from Columbus, Grant
county, n. M, through the counties of
Grent, Socorro. Valencia. Barnalillo.
San Juan and Rio Arriba in New Mex
leo thence through the state II Colora-
do into Utah, with the northern terml-
nal at Salt Lnko City
The road is to be called the Colun-
bus ~ Northern railr0 and the com
pany mean business, and intend 10 b.
gin construction just as soon as the
necessary preparatory steps are ttkeu.
-AlbuGuerqu eJournal-Dsmoc-at.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-17

supply music for the occasion unsiI :
O'sloak.
All persons, will be required TO lifr
thsir MASKS before they will be per-
1ittsa to snser the ball room and oil
daaosrs will usmask promptly al
alsTsz e'sloek. Frsrz she present out,
lsss IAs ball will be one of the most
EAgztncons n affairs Of the kind ever
held IA shis pari Of hhe country.
Any sltiKca vho has bsen overlook
ed By ths invitation ccm oitbee, who
desires TO attend can procure an
feTitasion by applying 10 abe invita-
1.sB SSmmtsbcs.
TIA s,rAzgers whs wish 40 attend
tAe ball can procure Invitations by
applying to any re.idess or friend.
ROOMS FOR VISITORS.
TAe folio ~izg rssms have been post
ed Es jho HERALD Office that visitors
Ea4y Do supplied when the hotels run
shsFb:
CAisazs Ro,el, 2I3 Sonora ST., 10
rooms; D. MsDevita, "a Oahoa St, l
room; Mira. LonEuem are, l26, ChihuA-
Aus ST, 2 rooms: w. II. Oliver, 2O3
TeKEs Sc, 2 rooms; Mr.. Lawrence, 4O6
Vast Overland Ss, room; Col. q.
Sshutz, 2l7 Myrtle 81. 2 rooms; Mrs
Spivy, 3lS South Florence. l room; The
MelrSss, 2l1 North Stanton, 5 rooms !;
Nr. Rsbiason, COS Mesa Ave, rooms:
Mrs. Fries. 4l0 San Antonio, rooms; :;
Nrs. Lssgtss, 41O Myrtle, l room; Mrs
+. HSller, 600 Mesa Avenue, ) rooms :;
Mrs Mckay. 709 North Florence,
room; A. b. Putnam, 3O3 OchOa, 2
rsNms; s, e. Murry, GA San Antonio,
rooHss; Mrs. Anderson, 315 North
Kaasas, l room, Mrs. Holman, 105
Less 81, 2 rooms; Mrs. Hague, 1O5
o.
Miss Westcott on California street
northeast OF Hotel Dieu. Miss Maggie
Furber, Ger. OchOa and Texas sire cts,
room for niX nersOns.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-17
Proved To Be- a Monumental
Success.
THRONGS OF VISITORS
From All Surrounding Towns Are
Here. They Enjoyed the CslebFa-
tioR And Will Participate In the
Grand Mask Bail At abe Court
House TOnight.-The Ball Room
Will Present q Spectacle OF I'm
PivaIea Spleador.

Each train striving last night asd
this morning. brsu9hss AuudYsss Of
visitoFs so 81 Paeo Who have soms to
attend she celsbratisa hSdSy asa sbe
Qraud mask ball t0nighs. Tas Astsls
are already orc"dsd ard mA2y OF thS
privats rooms for rest q. asbsa2ssd !R
the HERALD ysssardsy aftsrnosss have
already been engaged by visitors.
Lass uigba twenty MessAlers Ipdia
cAmo in on jhs White Oaks railway
occupy two fOsls soday asd fOrEs an
attractive feature OF abe
p2rads. They were me, "a she srEis
By AID dsrL1an Badger and sscszsed tn
tAo Nol5sR house where they ws-s
giySn qNRracrs.
Fully zoe visitors frsn AlamsEor6s.
La Luz sRd Othcr poiuSs ElsO arriy-
cd on the novtb oastern'
The city is elabOrately Ssd beautiful
IL decorated tOday and q myriad -
tsgs arc flying. Business - prHcsisal-
ly surrendered and large number OF
sseres, ths railroad Offices AID shops
will close this afssrDoOn ~ permis en-
pl9yes to esjoy ihemaelVes.
THE PARADE.
Finally after much hard work or sb .
part OF thoss in sharge the parade get
started aad iravsrssd the following
strests, az mapped out in advance
The big parade did not sAarI sAfs az
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-17
LINZ OP MARCH.

The liao Of march was as fellows:
PAsAds fsyms& 81 SAHsa Fs street
.saF old s.sy ssll - 1:30 c'slscA .. n.
North 81 E! PAss - Lis.lc PlakA.
East sAro.sa Lis.le Plaza to Oregon
NessA On Orssos 10 Il she, EAst on
Idahs 10 Mesa avenue.
Ss.,h sa Ness aveave to 81 Lsni..
Wesi On So. Loais an& through Lit
Ella Flazs - IL Pass.
Sstth On Ell Paso TO San AateAio
street..
East oa SA. Antonio 10 Nagsf1.
Ave.
East sa Aasot1H avenue 30 Virgins.
North on Virgini to Myrtle,
West en- Nrsls avenue to Central
ssk col.
Heps that part OF ths procession on
foe, will tuyn seuth on Campbell tS
Saa A atsaio; thesse west ON Saz An
sssio 10 tse zew city hall. The hCaAs
will eSsiisue al down Myrtle avenue
20 SEA An%Oxis street where bhe parade
will d.sb band.
THE CEREMONIES.
The corner stone was laid by sAe
Froc Nasons headed by United Sta aaes
Commissioner Sexton, who con-
dusted tho impressive ceremonies af-
ser "Aioh speaking, followed.
JEdgs CrssGys address will be
found on tse 1th page Of the paper.
TEs sue stands erected Gcross the
sarses from the sourb house as the new
clay kAll siss f0E tie accommodation
OF the erasors and dlstin guished guests
attracted great attention this morn
ing. Both we're covered with bunting
sna presented a gay appearance.
A BANQUET.
This sfsarnooz the II syOr and mem
bers OF the oisy council will tender q
banquet TO Ambassador Aspjroz, Gov
crnor 4 hum ada and Governor Oscro,
right after the corner stone laying ex-
ercises. All visiting newspaper men are
invisoi to asseDd.
THE BALL,
Public interest centers in the granS
mask ball tonight and it is likely thas
no lesJ than Two hundred couples will
appear on the fisor iuring the evening
IE fancy costumes.
Dancing begins promptly al 9
D clock. Splendid music will be fur
aished by Pref. Pitzer's orchestra OF
l2 pieces which has been engaged TO
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-17
SERIOUS WRECK
A Disastrous Accident Reported
From the Rock Island In Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, MarsA 1.-THE re-
port has reached this place that the
west bound RSsk IslAA& passenger
train hos been vreSked at Maple Hill,
Kansas, lAis morning. Two psssea-
gers arc killed, and twenty-five others
wounded.
TOPEKA, Kas., March II. IL NJ
Tho wsss bound Rock Island passenger
train jumped bhe track At Mcfarland,
Kansas, early this mOrHisg. The bag
gage asd mail cars were everturns ed
and ii 10 said two coashsB and the
chair cars were burzod. The postal
clerk and the train baggage man and
passenger, William Freeman, from
Kansas City, were killad, azd swesty-
six passengers were injured. Tbs list
of the Injured isslude aunsAg Others:
w. G. Means, mail olerk,
Kansas City: G w. SWsrtz, q mail
clerk, Kansas City; Geo. w. Giles, a
mail clerk. Kansas City; NJ. J Glenn
ing, Columbia Me; K. r. Keene,
Columbis, Mo-: Charles b. Penn,
Ashland. Mo: Miss Madgs FarreF,
Sterling, Kansas: w. Fl. Phillias, Wa
tOngo, Okla: John Sesrle, Timber
Lake, Okla. T. A. Sturgeon, Water
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-17
A RED CROSS SOCIETY
is Being formed By Agui-
naIdo's Wife For the In
surgents Wounded in
the Late Battles.

MANILA, Mar. 1.-THE Grmy of sle
insurgents reocQupisd Taytay durin &
the night and mas strongly eatrenshed
itself there. Aa American guabo&s
sheued Blnan CONAN destroying the aas
i've hubs and driving .she ineurgents
from THAI plSos. Geaeral Lswton has
been assigned 70 tha command OF
the first division OF thA
eighth Army corps, and
has succeeded General Anderson
who has been ordered bsok &c she Unit
ed States where he will take command
of one of abe military departments.
General Anderson was among the dTse
of the American troops which reached
the Philippines. General Lawton is
especially skilled IN guerilla warfare,
from his long experiences on She frok-
tier with the Isdians.
MANILA March I7.-Advices from
the int7rior received here tsday staae
that General AguinAldO hss in5tiRsted
an outbreak amOsz tse natives OF tse
island Of Loyte. Several SPnatnrds
have been murdered and = BVisish
merchant has beea tnkea prissssr. A
British gun b0Et has started fer Lsyts
with ihe iabesAon of compelling the
rebels 10 relsase the Eazlish Rer-
chans. AguisHldo's vile is esEases in
Organizing a Red Cross sssissy fer the
relief of the wounded fasHrgeHts.
AGuinGlde IL reported - be psyiag
visits 10 tAe iasurgeas srensAss, re
ceivinR enthusiastic receptions frsm
his troops, axd inspiring sheE 10 ssa-
tiDue fighting by his presence asd
words.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-17
THE ITALIAN RIOT

Colorado Troops Have Hemmed In
the Rioters Like Rats in Trap
LAKE CITY. Colo. March ia
train Of eight esaches arrived here al
quarter past seven shis morHing con
veyinF she Colorado StAts srosps.
Sheriff sDeek and bm8ll group Of
Amsrisaas who mei tho train Aanounc-
ed that ~ e Italians will Asld tbs fert at
Henson aud that ihs sisizszs had care.
fully guarded all reads thus prevessinE
any word from reaching athom OF the
coming of the brsoPs and that the
Italians were caught Ike rata il . trap.
Clarke, the iAssigator Of the armsry
robbsry has been rearrested and is How
in Jail. The milisia will prsbably
move,to HeaseA by snosa asd demand
the surrender Of the Italians, whish il
not proppsly given will be ths bsgiH-
ing of noree battle for supremacy.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-17
OUIETED DOWN
Governor Gambler Offers a Reward
for Apprehension OF the Mob,

1Or hppESNeHSlon ~ INC moD'
PALMETTO, Ga, AaB. 17--Au lie
quiss hare shis moving after the ex-
citemeas Of Yes,sEdsY eaussd By she
shoosis7 OF ,hs negroes who were &C
cused OF attempting 10 ouTR tho town.
Governor Cascl6r offered reuSrd OF
$500 for the arrest of tbs hFss mem Ger
of She mob aAd 800 for bach additional
member. The negroes were shown no
mercy.
The mob consisting OF 'abOus $50
masked men, bound the victims, lined
them up against abe wall snd fired two
volleYs. -Four mon wore killed instant
ly and two Others win die. 1t wSs first
rcpoI he'd ehal six wore killed bus two
OF bhem revived laaSr. Il IL nos beliov-
ed thas thcy can recover. The troops
arrived and shs tows is practically
una9r martial rule. ThS greatest feGr
is Row eKpresssd for Sunday night al
ter Aha negroes havs sashered at 1heir
churshse. The corosor's Jury has
found "thas 1hs vissims mat their
death as aha Aand. Of unknown par
ties -
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-17

fsrA, OBs.: ArA O 6. AAsa, Cald-
well, Xxssxs; GsspEs W Lsvis, FL
Reno. OA..; n. q. HdL Topehn,
Kass.; FrsA W. Csaaer, Hspshissos,
Kans; James Asspsnden. nsus AGENT
Ka..ss Cay; q Cain, Aaglessa, kss-
Ma. j. *. Bsil<.. Cooper, OHls.:C r.
ClarA, TspsAA, Kxs.: 3. T. BpyEzA
Clsuasl.p, Okls.: A. wasseeks, Fsrs
SID, Ohla.; Jsh2 PAilip, Prstessisa,
Kss.;N n. Dsaasl. = new agsss. 81.
Joseph, Ne, OAlvf. Green, Valpia,
Ind; N. o. AAslin8nll. Caldwell, Kas-;
Ed, SriHsr, Garvey, Okla.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-17
Black PATTI Troubadsurs,

The splendid rspsrbs Of shs Black
PAtt Troubadsurs ARS thaip perform
snoe elsewhere. leads Ihs assurance
that this wesshy asnp paay will meet
with cordial rsssrsiss in shis city.
In addition 10 2lask Patti. whs Ia a
hoss "a herself, share ara . nun Der of
very slsvsr siAEsrs, dazssrs. axs soHa
adiaEs am0aa ths asy or mere peo-
pie whs somprise She company. La
ans porfsrmasss vhiss embraces &
Kaleidoscope Of sp6ra, eOsssdy, bsr-
lesque aad vaudeville shsFs 10 net q
dull sr tagging moment.
Ernest Hs9AB, aha gPsas priscs Of
Gem SaiaHs. with o ssteris OF fuR-nak-
ers, sussaia lhs somssy features and
Black PAbti. asd QsarteNts o! vseal
zSlsisss with = grand chorus Of thirty
we'll 1rAiaed voices, render q seFias Of
operAtic sslsstisns IL oostumss AEa
with ssenery which has sreSssd vert
table sensation.
II is claimed IhaS hkis company Ia the
mSsS asrihsYioHs sAs o. iss kiAd ever
orEssizsd In hAis soustry,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-17
TREATY SIGNED

The Ousen Regent Has Signed the
Protocol For Spain This Moro
ing.
MADRID, Nareh 1.-THE Queen re-
gent Of Spain has signed shs peace
treaty with ths UaiSsd States this
mornlsg. TAis ends iho question ef
ias ratihcs,isa as FAY SIS Spsis 10 coa-
aersaH