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TRAITOR AND COPPERHEAD
Are the Arguments Used by Congressman
Shattuc of Cincinnati.

Are the Arguments Used by Congressman
shattuc of Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, Sept. 2.-The recent cor
respondence between Congressman
Shattuc of this city and Edward At
kinson of Boston has been supplement-
ed by the following:
Hon. w. b. Shattuc, NJ. c., Cincin-
natl. Ohio.
Dear Sir: l have the honor to ao
knowledge your letter of Aug. 25. I
note with approval that you publish
your letter, which has brought to me
many letters Of sympathy and ap-
proval, with a large demand for the
have sent to you. Perhaps you will
also publish this.
Yours very truly,
EDWARD ATKINSON"
Boston, Mass, Aug. 80"
General Shattuc has also received
letters warmly commencing him for
the vigorous course he pursued in re-
plying to Mr.. Atkinson and his latest
letter. which he mailed to Mr.. Atkin-
son to-day, in even warmer terms than
at first. 1t reads as follows:
Edward Atkinson, Esq, Boston, Mass.
Dear Sir: Your letter of the 29th
ult., has been received. No doubt you
have received many letters of SYM
pathy of your people in this country
and eo-worker, Aguinaldo, would have
written one, thanking you, had not the
government of the United States pre-
vented further communication between
you two chieftains. Neither do I
doubt in the least that my protest to
You (Which was published) against
your sending your seditious literature
to me had the same effect as a preach
er's denunciation of disreputable
theatrical show.
You would not have sent your sedi-
tious publications to the Philippine ISL
ands unless you had reason to believe
that your friend and co-worker. Aguin-
aldo, would be comforted and aided
thereby. Webster says that treason is
confined to the actual levying of war
against the United States or adhering
to their enemies, giving them aid and
comfort. During the civil war in this
country Lincoln was denounced, Grant
was villified, the government was as
sailed and the war was declared uncon-
stitutional, inhuman and a failure by
some people in Boston, as well as by
people in other sections Of the North,
and peace was demanded at any price.
The men at the front called the au-
thors of such declarations copper
heads and traitors In your last let
ter you do not renew your threat to
have my name left off the congressional
HSt 1Or the flIly-seFentn ConSreSS, put
you suggest that l publish the letter /
will do so with pleasure, and l may add
that I also have received many letters
from Boston and the rest of the United
States, but not one of them was a letter
of sympathy either for me or for Aguin-
aldo. ! am sure that those who wrote
me had no sympathy for Aguinaldo,
and probably thought l needed none.
Yours very truly,
wv. B. SHATTUC, NJ. C.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. l, 1S99.'
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Puerta Plata, Santo Domingo. Sept. q
Santo Domingo City. the capital, has de-
clared for JimineZ. Telegraphic. postal
and railroad communication has been re-
stored without censorship throughout the
country. The members of the provisional
government have left Santiago for the
capital.
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COULDN'T AGREE.
The Jury in the Dreyer Case Fails to
Find "a Verdict.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-The jury sitting in
the case of Edward S. Dreyer, the for
mer prominent banker, charged with
failing to turn over to his successor as
treasurer of the West park board s319,-
600 of the boards funds, to-day an
nounced that they could not agree upon
a verdict.
Dreyer was. in 1895. treasurer of the
West Park board and senior member
of the banking firm of f. S. Dreyer &c
Co. With the crash of the National
Bank of Illinois numerous smaller in
stitutions. among them Dreyer & Co,
went under. Dreyer had deposited the
board funds in the National Bank of
Illinois and his defense was that the
loss of the fund was through no fault
of his.
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Demonstration Pnstnnneh-

Providence, r. l.. Sept. 2.-The demon
Straton of the Bmetalhc league, which
had been planned for this afternoon at
Crescent park, was postponed on account
of wet weather. The addresses which had
been prepared by the various speakers
We're therefore noy delivered
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intrusted to the chief, who also commands
the naval and military forces under the
minister of war. The seat of government
will be Port Arthur. The exploration of
Port Dalnija is assured to the Eastern
Railway company. The judicial proceed
ure will follow that introduced by Alex
ander Ill
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Pittsburg, :, 4; New York. 1, o.
Iouisyiite. %. washington A

Louisville. Sept THE Colonies ended
the season on the home grounds with n
batting exhibition. Six home-runs, twU
doubles and II singles We're made off the
deliveries of Dineen and Freeman. At
tendance, 500. Score:
r. II. e.
Louisville .......... .,..... ........25 - q
Washington ........ ........ ......4 6
Battertes-Woods and thinner; Frees
man, Dineen and Roach.
Umpires-Latham and Gaffney.
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He Wants Damages.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard
Helena, Sept. John Immel, who
was injured in the Wissahickon mine.
near here, owned by John w. l.. Lock
ey and Adolph Schaefer, to-day began
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St. Petersburg, Sept. 2-Acrording to
the provisional scheme, the administra-
ton of the Kwang Tung territory will be
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington. Sept. 2.-Nancy V. Tai
madge, kindergarten at Crow Indian
school, transferred to Sisseton school.
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Forecast.

Washington. Sept. 2-For Montana.
Generally fair Sunday and Monday; varla.
ble winds.
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GALL YESTERDAY.


Chicago. Sept. with Garvin pitching
grand ball, the Orphans had the Cham
pions beaten to-day until the last inning
CUnnor then threw away an easy chance
for IA double play. dropping the ball and
losing both runners. His error was fol-
lowed by two more infield misplays and %
couple of hits, counting for six runs. At
tendance, 1900, Score:
II
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WATERLOO FOR BUTTE.
The Is. & VI. Nine Defeated by Helena by
Score of FL to L.
Special Dispatch to the Standard

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Sept. 2.-Rain prevented the
completion of the baseball game be-
tween the B. & NJ. nine of Butte and
the Helena club to-day but the inter
ference of the elements was a good
thing for the visitors, as the score
against them would probably have been
considerably worse at the end of the
nine innings than it was when the UNI
plre called the game at the end Of
the first of the seventh with the score
q to l in favor of Helena The Helenas
pounded the ball to pieces, making
eight runs in one inning, while with
the exception of one run in the first.
the visitors were famed out with
clock-like regularity. The B. & MS
could not hit the ball and their fielding
could hardly have been worse. 1t was
about as one-sided a game as has been
seen here in some time.
Great things were expected of Eu-
banks, late of the Pocatelos, who was
heraded as the crack pitcher of the
B. q Nj. g. He lasted two innings, when
after being numerously hit, he was sup
planted by McDonough. The latter was
not quite so easy. but the Helenas had
such a lead when McDonough went
into the box at the beginning of the
third inning, with the score IL to /.
that league pitcher would have had
trouble in turning the tide. The B. x
M. pitchers were hit 81 times. while
St. Nrain, who pitched a great game for
Helena, was hit only three times. Butte
made seven errors and Helena none
King, late Of the Anacondas, will pitch
for the B. e. NJ. tomorrow. Condor
will probably pitch for Helena. al
though Maupn, the pitcher coming
from st. Louis, may he put in the box
if he reaches here in time.
r. H E.
Hall n
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st. Louis, 8; Baltimore. 4.

st. Louis, Sept. Baltimore was minus
its brains to-day as both McGraw and
Robinson were absent, and as the result
they lost their third consecutive game.
Cuppy was in good form. Attendance,
900 Score:
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Our Cut Glass

Is superb and cheaper than any
other house in town. Prices from
$1.50 to $45.
The high quality and superior de-
sign of the goods we sell and their
moderate prices make strong COM
bination, which is convincing to the
modern shopper.
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$3.50 tos35o.oo

Besides all the odd pieces manu-
factured, neatly. cased, any one Of
which would make an appropriate
wedding gift. A set of Sterling Tea
Spoons as low as 81.
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Cincinnati, Sept 2.-Friske, the young
ster. was given miserable support to-day.
and was also hit timely Orth relieved.
Donohue in the fifth. Attendance, 2.100.
Score:
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SERIOUS in COLOMBIA.
lespread Revolutionary Movement Is

Widespread Revolutionary Movement Is
Reported.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. 21.-The
British steamer Atra from Colon re-
ports widespread revolutionary move
ment in Colon bia and grave outlook.
Her cargo she landed with difficulty
and she was unable to secure an out
ward cargo owing to the suspension of
inland transportation. The government
is recruiting an army Dy ilnpressment
under martial law and is levying forced
loans in Colon, Baranaquilla, Panama
and Carthegenia. Business Is practi-
cally suspended, famine prices prevail
and excitement is at fever heat. For
eigners are regarded with suspicion,
the government claiming that the
strength and popularity of the revolu-
ton are due to foreign support.
There was fighting last Sunday on
the Magdalen river. The government
claim to have won victory. ..--.a
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THE ATTACK ESTCOURT.

Beers Retired Without Making Much of
LONDON, Nov. 21.-The following Of
fetal dispatch has been received, dated
Nov. IS:
To-day at 8 o'clock the officer COM
handing our northern outposts reported
that the enemy's mounted patrols were
advancing across the whole country
from Gourton Road to Ulandi, moving
on Estcourt. My force stood to arms.
The outposts reported various bodies,
from 500 to 700 strong, advancing on
Estcourt from northwesterly direc-
ton. One party 500 strong moved to-
ward the railway bridge, half a mile
northwest of Estcourt.
"Our outposts fired on the enemy and
one of the naval guns fired a shell at
5000 yards range, the shell bursting
close to the enemy, who then hurriedly
retired.
cat 10 o'clock reports were received
from three pickets that large mum Der
of Beers were in sight on hill above
Leslie's homestead. The troops have
returned to camp
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SAYS MANY ARE voljNDED.
Bosr Correspondent Tails of tho Born-
g5sSs b "a m ont 81 lad u NTH,

Boer Correspondant Tolls Of tho HON.
bard mont Of Ladysmith.
LORENZO MARQUEE, Delagoa Bay
Nov q -Belated dispatches from q
corresponds with the Boersnear Lady
smith, up to Tuesday, Nov. IA, are ar.
irving here after being strictly censored
at Pretoria. They throw some light en-
the fighting already reported from 9TH
er sources. They say that on Friday,
Nov. 10, eight lyddite shells were fired
into the Transvaal central artillery po-.
sition without doing any harm. The
wood of the platform of the second of
the big guns on Bulwana hill was dam
aged, but has since been repaired
Commandant Veilbach captured a.
man who reported that General White.
was wounded and has gone to PETER
maritzburg, leaving General French in
command. This, however, does not
tally with the Transvaal's information
The prisoner also reported that the.
British forces were hiding in under
ground chambers in order to avoid the
shells, and said there were about |, 900.
wounded in the hospitals.
Joubert had been indisposed but is
better
On Monday, Nov. II, the British forts
on the north side Of Lad ysmith opened
on the nearest Boer battery and the.
shells fell SO thickly that the Beers were
compelled to lie fiat and sheltered.
Later they opened fire on the British
batteries, which ceased firing. .
Heavy fighting occurred between the
Orange Free State troops and the Brit
ish south of Ladysmith, during the
morning of Tuesday, Nov. Il. The re-
suit is not known.
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GENERAL MACARTHUR.

for that portion have been discovered.
Large quantities of rolling stock have,
however, been destroyed
General Macarthur is moving his
troops by train, and the roads within
General Lawton's territory are becom-
ing passable.
Captain Leonhaeuser accomplished
one of the best coups of the year.
Reaching O'Donnell by a night march
from Capas on Nov. Is he surprised the
insurgent force, numbering 200, and
captured all of them with their arms.
10000 rounds of ammunition and four
tons of subsistence. One Filipino was
killed, but there were no American
casualties. -~-...,
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GENTlLES OPPOSED 1T.
Utah Democrats Refuse to Petition Con.
gress to Seat Roberts.

Utah Democrats Refuse to Petition Com
gress to Seat Roberts.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 2l.-The
Democratic state committee held a
meeting here during the evening. J..
H. Moylean, Mormon, urged that Pc
tltion be gotten up requesting that
Roberts be seated. The Gentle Demo
Gratis were unanimous in opposition to
the proposition to get up petitions for
Roberts. Thereupon the Mormon
members dropped the matter, the chief
purpose of the meeting having failed.
A large number Of prominent Demo
Gratis throughout the state were present,
Mormon and GENTLE, and as far as re.
ported but one was in favor of circulat-
ing Roberts petitions.
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FRIENDS NOT so HOPEFUL,
Vice President Hobart's Condition Caus.
ing Alarm. .-..s beg -

Vice President dobart's Condition Caus.
ing Alarm.
PATERSON, N. j., Nov 21.-Vice
President Hobart passed the greater
part Of the day sitting at the bedroom
window, at times reading the newspa-
pers and having Mrs. Hobart read to
him. He took less food than usual.
This seems to indicate that his stomach
trouble has returned. Mr.. Hobart
appeared to be as cheerful as ever and
took a lively interest in the topics Of
the day as presented by the newspapers.
There is no perceptible change in his
condition, but his friends are not as
hopeful as they have been. They be-
lieve that the vice president is grad
ually growing weaker.
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CHURCHILL WOUNDED,

Prisoners Captured Near Colenzo Arrive
at Pretoria.
PRETORIA, Nov. IS, via Lourenzo
Marques, Nov. 21.-At noon today Sc
British prisoners, including men Of the
Royal Dublin Fusileers and seven blue
Jackets, arrived here. Winston Church
i'll, who is wounded in the hand, was
taken to the Model School, while the
rank and file are being sent to the race
course.
The Boer version Of the conflict in
which these prisoners were taken says
that two British were killed and ten
wounded.
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OCCUPIED COLESBURG,

Free State Flag Raised In Cape Colony
Territory. 49,, III
CAPE Town, Nov. 21.-Advices just
received here show that on Thursday,
Nov. Is, combined force Of Free
State and Transvaal burghers occu-
pied Colesburg, Cape Colony, without
opposition by the residents and pro-
claimed the district to be Free State
territory. ~
The British troopship Manila has ar
rived at Durham. --.4.
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Senator Thurston DIarrie,.

WASHINGTON, Nov. q. The marriage
of Senator John M. Thurston Of Ne
braska, and Miss Lolo Purman, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Purman Of
1923 @ street, was solemnized at the
residence Of the brides parents The
wedding ceremony vas ate ID only
by the intimate rais.tiTt the con-
tracing parties I'd two inn
mediate friends.
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ARTILLERY Men All Beers.

.LoURENzo MARQUES, Nov. 19.-The
following dispatch has been received
here from Pretoria: The statement
that the Boer artillery is chcered by.
Germans is denied here It is asserted
officially that all the Boer artillery
officers were born in the Transvaal, al
though two were trained in Europe.
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VIII Not Go . Paris.

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-The Chicago or
chestra, under the leadership Of Theo-
.dore Thomas, has decided to decline the
invitation Of the directors Of the Paris
exposition to attend that show in 1900.
Mr.. Thomas freely ADM IS that the YER
dict in the Dreyfus cas-, was responsi-
BILE for his determinatlon to remain
away from the exposition.
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Great Electric Plant Proposed.

DEADwooD, s. D., Nov. q. William
Lardner of this city has sold to the Cas-
cade Water Power and Electric Trans
mission company Is miles of water
rights on Spearfish creek for 800, 900.
The Cascade company proposes to put
in an electric plant to furnish electric
power and light for the Black Hills
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Verdict Of AcouittaI.

MILwAuKEE, Wis, Nov. q. "A SEN
tinel special from Waupaca says the
jury in the case Of George Miles.
charged with the murder Of Birdie Fox.
at Oshkosh, last spring brought in =
verdict Of acquittaL
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Basutos Remain Peacef full.

MAsERU, Nov. 13.-Since the inter-
view between Sir Godfrey sLagden,
toland, and the Basuto chiefs the ma
tives are more quiet. Chief Joel's atti-
tude is due to intrigues of Field Cornet
Raumen bach.
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MANY NATIVES KILLED. .

Disastrous Civil War Breaks Out in New
Guinea.
LONDON, Nov. 21.-A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Sydney, N. S. W.,
gays that a disastrous civil war has
broken out in the British possession Of
New Guinea, eleven villages having
been obliterated, with heavy slaugh-
ter of the inha bitants
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Fire Does Great Destru

TEHERAN, Nov. 21.-A terrible fire
broke out Wednesday night in Resht,
about Is miles southeast Of Enzellee on
the Caspian sea, and ragged throughout
Thursday. It is estimated that prop
erty Of the value Of el00,0 900 was de-
stroyed.
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.FlulPlNOS MORE FRIENDLY

Americans Under Macarthur Welcomed
by the Natives. ...c.-
MANILA, Nov. 21.-The following dis
patches have been received here from
correspondents of the Associated Press
accompanying the American advance
northward: .. 49, -.
Corona, Nov. 1S.-General MacAr-
thur entered Corona this afternoon.
The insurgents fed last night after
burning the depot. Nothing else was
destroyed by them. Corona is the first
town along the Manila-Dagupan rail-
way where the natives did not run at
the approach of the Americans. The
padres offered quarters in the converts
and churches. Corona is the seat Of
heavy sugar interests.
The trip here was a hard one and &C.
cupied six hours in covering seven
miles and half, most Of the time be-
ing spent in fording quarter of mile
flood running out of the Rio Tarlac
We have no wagons, and pack mules
and native bearers carry all our sup
plies. T.
Welcomed the Americans.
The people are better class than we
have usually found and they welcomed
the Americans as they evidently realize
that their agricultural interests will
revive. -
General Macarthur said this after
noon: a
1--WE: seem to be entering different
political atmosphere. The people here
seem to be less attached to Aguinaldo's
cause than those in many towns we
have entered on the railway line"
Panique, Nov. 18.-General Mac
Arthur's troops arrived from Corona in
the course of the morning. The rail-
way beyond this point has not been de-
stroyed. The captured railway stock
is being repaired to handle supplies.
The expedition will go north toward
Bayombong probably today. The sig
nal corps is constructing lines with
great rapidity.
Insurgents Badly Broken Up.
Many refugees are arriving at Pa
nique from the north indicating tn
presence of other American troops,
probably off the line. These refugees
say Inc insurgents nave not KNOWN
which way to turn with the Americans
occupying SO many places in the coun-
try.
Monacada, Nov. 49, Advancing
through the enemy's country by train
from Panique a distance Of five miles,
the Americans reached Monacada,
where the natives have displayed
friendly disposition. The train is
stalled here by the wreck -of two loco
motives and 81 cars, evidently inten-
tional. on the main track. No attempt
will be made to save the wrecked roll
ing stock, but the track will be cleared
and as soon as two small breaks have
been repaired the expedition will con-
tinue northward Thus far the ad-
vance has been complete success
Captain Carr Of the signal corps has
laid q wire from Panique
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All Is Quiet at Estcourt.

LONDON, Nov. 21.-A special dispatch
from Estcourt dated Sunday, Nov. 10,
says: Gail is quiet here. The enemy
is believed to be encamped six miles
away. Our position is good and our
forces are sufficiently strong to repulse
attack"
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Boer. Occupy Burrhersdo orr.

CAPE Town, Nov. 21.-The Beers oc-
cupied Burghersdorp on Tuesday, Nov.
IA, and it is believed that they were
then on the way to seize ormburg
junction,
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Boer. occupv Jamestown.

QUEENSTOWN, Cape Colony, Nov. al.
Commandant Oliever, with a portion Of
the Rockville commando, has occupied
Jamestown, hoisted the flags of the
Orange Free State and annexed the
town.
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STILL ADV ANGLING
AMERICANS MEETING. LITTLE RESIST
ANcE AT PRESENT.

General BIaoArthur's Force Occupies
Several Towns on the Manila Dag upans
RaiIway, the Resident. Turning Ont TO.
welcome-Are Engaged In Agricul-
tural Pursuits and Seem Better Glass.
MANILA, Nov. q The American oc-
cupation between Manila and Dagupan
is proceeding with a rush. General
Macarthur is within five miles of Dag
npan, which place General Wheaton or
General Lawton will probably occupy.
The railroad is practically intact beyond
BAN ban with the exception Of a dis
lance Of FIVE miles north, and the rails