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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20
81. ANTHONY Railroad.

Articles OF incorporation OF the ST.
/, n,hony railroad company have been
flcd with the clerk OF bannock eous's.
The The stock Of the company is placed At
sOo, 900 and Pocatello is nam ed as ~ , 'ae
principal % place of business, The officer, officers
=, ,he company are; E. Z. Calvin
s,aon,. L, w. Hills, secretary; A. D.
Van Kurau, treasurer. .
The road is to be built rom ,a"'s .
Falls, vi. Rexburg to ST, Anthony, !, !. ~
,,',s,,e " Of about 10 miles. 1t is re-
Used ",',od ,bs, the entire right-ol'way h"'
i'." po,ns .ooured and as soon as the neees
usss 0'ss details incident to such an enter
prise are completed the WORK % WV
s,ruction will begin
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20
Pleasant Personal Paragraphs.

Mrs. c. Z. Thum will leave ON visit
10 her parents 10 Boise, Sunday morn
Ing.
Mr. Gagop accompanied his wife and
children on their journey eastward MS
far As Ogden.
VIII Montgomery has accepted the
position OF bookkeeper for John G..
Brown.
Miss Hlva Bergman has returned
from delightful visit TO Boise.
Mas Richardson, OF Boise, who has
been visiting Mrs. Thum several weeks,
r .irns home Sunday morning.
John n. Downing is over from Mont
pclier visiting Blackfoot friends.
Mrs. T. S. Dietrich will leave foi
Boise tomorrow morning 10 visit with
friends few days.
Misses Lizzie Criswell and Jessie
Houck, Of Blackfoct, will attend ,h'
district League convention at ldah'
Fails.
Miss Esther Behle, after severa
weeks visi, with her sister, Mrs. Die
trlch, returned TO her home In Sal
Lake City. Monday morning.
Rev. L. w. Gowen and daughter vii
. leave Monday morning Tor San Frsu
e,sco. where Mr.. Gowen will address
|, national society OF Bapiists,
Mrs. Gagon and children left Thur'
day morning for her girlhood's HON
In Illinois. She will be absent unit
the oppressive heat OF summer drive
her back TO the delightful climate
y Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20
RingIing Bros Excursions.

Arrangements have been completed
by which all who wish to attend the
performance OF Ringing Bros Worlds
Greatest Shows in Pocatello, Saturday,
June 3rd, can secure special excursion
rates on all lines Of travel. This will
be the only point in this vicinity where
the great show will exhibit during the
present season, and those who fail to
see 1t will miss the greatest amusement
event of the year. Since last season
Ringing Bros famous exhibition has
been doubled in size and is now beyond
all question or doubt the largest and
best combined circus, menagerie and
hippodrome in the United States. The
performance is given by over 200 high
salaried specialists in three rings, on
two stages in mid-air and on a huge
quarter-mile hippodrome track. The
trained animal features, which are
alone worth many times the price of adj
mission to see, include three troupes OF
wonderfully educated elephants, March
and,s pugilistic pachyderms and
Souders elephant brass band, and
O'Brieu's sixty.one horse act, in which
three score handsome equines perform
in one ring, at one time under the di
rection of one man. The grand free
street parade which takes place at II
o'clock on the morning of the exhibition
is the most magnificent display eve
seen. Don't miss 1t.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20

The scarlet fever has appeared in
Montpelier to such an extent that the
mayor has issued proclamation and
appointed quarantine officers to guard
against the spreading of the disease.
Mrs. John Gray and children appre-
ciate the many acts OF kindness OF
friends and neighbors in the dark hour
of affliction which came to them In the
loss of beloved husband and father,
and have requested THE NEWS to say
10 those friends and neighbors that they
will always cherish their acts OF kind
ness In grateful remembrance.
Line up of Blackfoot team for the
game at Pocatello Sunday, will be as
follows: Wearing, catcher; Lavatta,
pitcher; Wheeler, lst base; Lyman, I'd
base; Thompson, Sd base; Henderson,
short stop: Miller, left field; Hillard,
center field; Held, right field.
w. II. STuFFLEBEAM, Mgr.
Monkey brand soap, used for mousse
cleaning at G. II. Holbrook's.
Seventy discharged soldiers have
reached San Francisco from Mauils
within the past ten days.
Diamond brand fresh fruit jam, q
cents per bottle, ut G. II. Holbrooks.
An elegant line Of the celebrated Ut
4 Dupn's ladies' shoes arrived this weeI
ut Biethans.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20
anderson Bros.

This store Was started In 1863 The
building vas made Of an old ferry boat
Anderson Bros. now own and occupy
the Anderson Block" In Idaho talls'
|, Is full OF goods from basement 70 the
hIshes, story. They keep the largest
and best assorted stock OF goods IN
Southern Idaho. They buy Tor easn
and sell for cash-many small profits
eoual few big profits and are better
for the buyer. Think Of that! tex
u,.in. Why they are able to sell the
be., goods a, the lowest prices eeo'
pie cone hundred miles or more u
trade with them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20
Moro School Room.

More school room Is one OF Tue pres
ia, need. in Biackioot The annual In
crc..e IN attendance since the erees'oo
!, An, school building has been 20 large
,hs, the patronage has oa'sroNn ''o =
building. An addition can oe msuS :.
the present building without de'',oy'"s ,. !, !.
Il. symmetry or in ANY way inio1'os .s ~ ~
.ccomods.loo.. The trustees hso :"
- - ,hs, when The building was
erected. IA. nj
40 ovcrcrowded school room .,an NJ, ~
,.,.na. among the friends Of education
n.,rco. or pupils. Children ovcrero~ae' TO :. :
canno, study with advantage ',',,n.,l, Wv,
no. grow physicAlly nor 'n'c,'e.'I c,..s ,hsn
when too thick to thrive '''
tho room and they will grow
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20
Cheap Rates.

Cheap rates to Sioux City, Omaha,
Council Bluffs, Pacific Junction, ST.
Joseph, Atchinson, Leavenworth, Kan
sas City, ST. Louis aud Chicago.
On June 9TH and 9th tickets will be on
sale to above named points, limited to
continuous passage in each direction,
with final limit returning September
Ath.
Rate TO Chicago from Blackfoot
SIS. %; st. Louis, $43.20. All Other
points named above, $35. 10.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20
When Dewey Comes Home.

When Dewey Comes Home.
What will the country do when Dewey
comes homer
II VIII banquet him, dine him and toast him
with wines,
ana praise him and crown him hero OF Phil
ippincs'-
When Dewey comes home.
What will the country do when Dewey
comes home?
II viii Gre cannons and mortsrs and rifles and
rockets,
BLOW steam whistles, callsopes and pipes from
their sockets
When Dewey comes home.
Whist will the country do when Dewey
comes homer
II wnl unfuri lis aAss and its bunting wide
spread,
And go GU, With the boys and paint the towns
red
When Dewey COMES home.
What will the country do when Dewe,
comes home?
it~ill laugh aud it will weep, Il will shou
and will yell;
VIII 10 Wild with emotion, and in plain Ian
suaye play hill
when Dewey comes home.
What will the country do when Dewey
comes homer
l, uili roll out Its band wagons and ope
Its gates with delight.
And scatter free tickets " the show: "Ho
Tunes in the Old Town To-night"-
When Dewey comes home.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20

The Increased valuation in town prop.
er'y' this year, will warrant the board
OF school trustees In asking for . spe.
ciAi school tax far below wha, 1,
has been accustomed TO ask in former |
years. In other years the need Of the |
school required about IA mills; tbi.
year the special tar should no, be over
= or 10 mills.
experiments TO reproduce dead mems
features from their skulls are being
made in Germany. Wha, q thought,
and ~hss . business. II successful.
there heed be 10 more "unkuowu.n in
The world. Take the skull aud repro.
dacc the features and somebody will
recognize and identify the dead.
DIR. Hicks bits the weather bras.
lacks 90 the head every time. We
think his winter May weather awful.
but sai, uatil the hosl comes from the
droa,h stricken d!ssric, in the grain
growing section OF the northwes, which
he tells about Then you will realize
sha, astal means.
orson Smith, presiden. OF the Cache
Valley stake Of the Mormon church.
has gone where the woodblne ,wl.
nesh, " because of hls Inability 70 NEE.
losses incurred while .pecula,iug in
whcA. His shortage is ps, down q;
$4,000. His friends a, Logan are TAX.
Ing s,ots 10 satisfy his creditors, aud Il
sAis b. tose be may return aud re-es
tshaisA hioself 10 The confidence O
tAnsr uho tnos him brett
!, 10 . oosamoa hing when An oil,
! mar nArries young woman for peopl
10 gfos faor,ioas and aAy something
|, at-ou, union Of May ard December
!, bas sc have bad The aalon Of the month
10 reality In The weather conditions @
.he season. December 'ur and ~rsp
Arr sllii Visible aud laugh a, the org At
: dies Aad no~ers Of May.
sab,ec, al The Baptist church ne,
SUNDAY morning al 1000 is: "Th
y fo1r Groves for The Christian" Tt
o evening service will commence with
, .crvlce @. song, q, 5 O'Clock sharf
q subiacs. ''Chrssi, the Causc Of Disi
lon" The II. Y. u. Z. will commeh'
.. ., 10 sharp
'r II hAa rcnalsed for . connec,lc'
o oourt 10 place The loses, valuation =
on the iito Of . lAbnrcr. An emplc.
n oi The Consolidated road wAs killed
q. | ssA1iiy by = passing train. The cou
m held that unless IL could be shosn
-, frsn.,ivcly ,hx, there vas pain a
.uauring and shas death vas no,
ssauiAnooa., the heirs scrc entitled
= recover ouiy nominal damages. i
". Jury a,oa The price at si0. Great iud.
oi erp., Jury! Nothing for fatally
o' iurcd mAn so DO bas llnger and >
fer in order 70 establish a case OF da
re accs. All .hs, ls lcii Tor Conuecii'
n. uo~ {. 10 make rate OF 20 much
n, minute o, suffering. Butte Minor
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20
An uant TO See Him.

when pcwey come. homo everybody
uill van, 10 seo him, all our home pco-
pic, friends and uclghbors.
Prr.!den, Diaz. Of Mexico, and LORD
Mimic, governor general OF Canada'
have .lgnised their intention OF oeine
On hand among The hrs, TO see and
veleomc the honorcd hero.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20
Something in q Name.

Cocere.amau Edgar Wilson recently
apr.in.cd young Davis OF Lomhi coun'
~ a caae, 70 Yves, Point military aeao'
cmy. Four years ago be appointed :
Young man Of the same name iro"
Oneida county. Mr.. Wilson seems |"
be partial to the family name y '"e
second appoin.mcp, proves to be ~ :.
GOOD ma Tho first then IL will be SAID
uMr. Wilson has done we'll
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20

A., a,cbsnrc says: Transparent
Gown. we're the latest fad at the 9"os% uohlo.
craving grsSu rooms ana bald headed 'l,r,. noO's'
men occupied the front 10" o'
-, homo cured ham and bacon
from the Fulton market -,
Res, rubber boots Tor s'''' w
Fair. A.. or csn,s a,
Seven bars Key soap '0'
@. II. HolbrooSs'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20
Notice 70 Creditors.
STATE or EMxurss oaR, Deceased,

EsrArE or EMxLINr Orr, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters OF Ad-
on the Estate of Emeline Orr,
Deceased. were granted to the undersigned
on the 18th day OF May, 1899. by the Probate
Court OF Bingham County.
All persons having claims against said Es-
,ntc are required to exhibit them to me for
allowance, at my oit,ce nt the Conrt House in
Rlaokfoot, Bingham County, Idaho, with'n
ton months after the date OF this notice, or
they shall bo forever barred
This 18th day OF May, isM
GEO. T. GAGoN,
Administrator OF the Estate OF
Emcline Orr Deceased
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20
,.. for Decoration Day At O.

cu, flowers for Decoration pAy Nv
II. Holbrcok's. Please 'eS'e
WANTED "A girl to do genera, sv wrws
work for small family. Enqo're"
Office. .na
! keep poultry, game, oysters '.os,.' aaa
-, s..s =. well as all Ors.-class mca'''
rivo mo a call. f. =. Dekas'
A ,0,, line Of h.mm0ct' st The raw
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-05-20
FOCAL NEWS NOTES.

~. NEWS, with ,o-dAy's issue CON-
-. il. twelfth volume,
- u.hool board may elect teachers
!, I, ssr, term al i's meeting to-day.
/, ,oa .lga that the worst OF the war
!. !. philippines Is over, 10; Dewey
. s.Ihy home
.,,ro.d 10 ST. Anthouy usli make
-, 80 oss Of The bs.s counties In the
~.
- ,srs Is indictments BY The
-, yr.sd jury Al the Moscow term
. ...,, .gains, parties fos selling
,.,ssy 70 ladisns.
a-.o. shea. srousrs sAy theis
are ia poor shape. This is ss'
.s.,.bls 70 continued rains and cold
sssasf.
e..1 OH, s,lll has 1900 Spanish
- ,hosn be vill srod homo ~
/. se eAn get transportation Tor
s<a-
!, ps..Is When . baby die. II IL
s,.s ia . pins conn; . woman 10 .
~xvs 0oe snd . ~.dos 10 brown
n
s.~ Cl,y ha.ur enough slAie onnclA!s
,s.s, No tara on . nrc alarm. Thoy
nusslu the C1ur d'AsooSo ns6'
~ .sxr tho mlae-unloo rioicrs-
r.ox..loa Day. May Sosh. Hos vsll
m ,a.~trs IL, IL Is = day sacred 70 the
,pxy Of ,hs balorra dead; Let Is Dol
- " ssobs~rroa.
n, r..k o, baslnrss In tho local lA1a
AR ss good bArosne.er Tor telling o
Nj Ar~szral prosperity in ihe district
l~-y s.y !, busy day slsh thee ofhsiall
ma vosl clip o, Utah shls season I
suaA.sa ., ls,O"o0so poands and IN
ii az ysioo ls u 10 u coats.
n nocsc, iogarriy superintendent
sas ll.ko ls,~ac asylum. has srs,tci
ifns. "a Biaesinos that he 10 hesriii
ssa II ilie q, ssasuAy. Ala.sa, an
Vi va1 rvsarn ,o sha states
ne hsssr shs srAsoa lAss. for bart
sus he ssniing purposes tho shostc
i.z v Toe u,laz lne. Esprasos ra
sas The sasze say~ay.
lsxA<- 81 hA. fsll.a 10 the soal
s'wYasy .as looking for a large IL
~s~ IA popala;lon IN North idAh
b wx.oa. and nos cugnc tho rso;rr
s#sss ss4 irish,ou sr,,lers assay.
s~rss I. Wall has bccn eomml
sssa ts.at Representative Of the !
esxsl Lodge o, A. Y. Il A. NJ.
l=a@Ass, ssAF the Grand Lodge
asa
Ne isaisa oi Tho RSliri Corps ga
ar ucan soelsl Friday evening". Il
rs'-s' ell b used ia baylnx souo
<l.rnsx,loa Day.
sH iasss II. Fornoy ~Gll assi
a~s'1 General Hay. In tho pro.
tss u The rioters for the killing
"a nt Chsyns and for tho dcs,rs
sa aiss Bunker tiill mill.
L " 0o-en will occupy I
W u ihe ". =. Church, sund
aay Hs theme will bq: "Bii
wa lsaho" No services In 1
mag W G. PRICE, Pastor
s"s's'A Dakota boys Ate raw
hs' bad been frozen and iha~
W. aos they arc dead. The "a
"a Potatoes sill kill q Gov. |,
sn boys will cat q thing u
'1la coz.
4 IVA shs upper and neither m
N NE CUur d'Alene rioters
q were punishment The ~
=" prosecute them ice mur,
4 ~ss''on Of property aud The
w eonspiring iu in,eri
a Msrsl mails.
- Idaho should not grow pr,
'Aee belief tha. the q,
~" be moved up there bcca
Ass officials arc visiting In ,
They will come home ac,
" =, sealescus come home sa ro
W '''ll they come back TO Boi..
Is so,l oci.l give. b, u. 70
gh Nv, '. Fork last Friday svsaI
ou' As .' hit, and was the caas
IN. amusement for those r
/, ~ y tempting bin o, fare cou.i
,. 80, ,,''ed and baked owl and
Aa, a"din has invested in .
Ssen'' pretty au birds OF
u 'l,s .1d aScd them up In qu,
isoa s,.,. WV bath rooms, laying par
ady 'or exercise, and nil
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09
SMALLPOX IN APPLETON.

Appleton, Wis, Feb. S.-Two more
cases of smallpox were reported to the
health authorities yesterday, making
four inside Of "A hours. The new
cases are, like the previous ones,
among employees in the rag room OF
the Teluah mill. They are Minnie
Treybur and Mamie Daley. The health
board will enforce the quarantine reg
ulations in every particular and en-
dcavor d check the spread Of the dis
ease At present there Is no panic
and no especial alarm except among
the other employees OF the mill where
the disease came from. Ihe employees
are all being vaccinsted and no serious
trouble Is icipated
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09
TELEGRAPHlC TICKS.

The cruiser Raleigh en- route for
Manila has arrived at Port Said.
lGr national assembly OF the l., y
", is in session at Providence, IL, |.
Fhe funeral services of the late Gen,
Sexton will be held in Chicago this at
ieruoon.
Oscar Gardner, the Omaha Kid, ="
defeated SoIls Smith easily in six
rounds.
The National Steel Co. will soon oe
Incorporated in New Jersey with a
capital Of S50.000O0O
he vote for the election Of a United
States senator in California remains
Che same as for the last three weeks.
An attempt 10 hold up the Jackson
loUe stage near Jackson, CAT, with
,&aSurc from the mines was foiled.
Articles of Incorporation have heen
tl,ej by the American Shoe Machinery
SO, at Trenton, n j.. with u capital Of
Sgo.000,0 600.
Nhe Right ReN. John Williams. u.
d. Ill. D., ranking bishop OF the Epis
eopal church in America, is dead at
Middleton, Conn, aged ST,
The family of Charles Roberts, 4
farmer living near CoNcyNille, KS,
Mrro killed by the explosion Of dyna-
mite which hao been placed in The
oven 10 lhaw out.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09
MAYNARD Is CHOSEN.

Sheboygan, Wis. Feb, s. C. H..
Maynard, a wcN-known lawyer has
beeI "enOminated for postmaster by
Congressman Barney Mr.. Maynard is
native Of Shoboygan county, having
been born in Plymouth in 1855 He
was graduated from the Plymouth
high school and from the Wisconsin
university. He was admitted to the
bar in 1880 He went to Madison and
was a clerk in the office of the state
treasurer, under Mr. McFetridge, for
five years. Since then he has practiced
law in Sheboygan, being city attorney
in 1896 and 1897. The fight has been
long and the friends of all candidates
are satisfied. Maynard is we'll
equipped for the place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09
FOR THE NATIONAL OFFENCE.
Gov. Bloxham to Preside Over the Ma
tional Convention Al Tampa.

Tampa, Fla, Feb. S.-The harbor
defence and national guard reform
convention called by Gov, BloNham OF
Florida will convene here today The
object is 10 aid the government IN pla2-
ing the national guard on the most et-
fective footing possible. Incl
dentally it may be mentioned
that the Florida state super
intendent of education extended
Invitations TO superintendents OF edu-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09
WOMAN FROZEN TO DEATH.

..au Claire, Wis, Feb. Son side
street. one block from the opera hocse.
the police yesterday morning found
the body OF the divorced wife Of
Thomas Bowling, well known citizen
who served with the 81 Wisconsin
regiment. Mrs. Bowling. II Il thought,
fell down while she was intoxicated
The temperature was 40 degrees below
zero and she was frozen stiff.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09
PROFESSIONALISM AT CORNELL.
Athletic Council Declines to Ratify
Election of Football Captain.

Ithaca, n. Y, Feb. s. The cornell
Athletic council has refused to ratify
the election of e. r. Sweetland to be
captain Of the university football team.
Charges of professionalism were pre-
ferred against Sweetland, who was
said TO have received pay for services
with the Elmira Athletic club. While
the council did not sustain the allega-
tons. it was deemed best for the in
terests of all interested, that the cleo
ton be not ratified.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09


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"alIlhser lrep'' n. ~ objected 10 inc
amendment pfoVloihB Ior contract
schocls' lie opposed approprlating
pubic money Iof sectarlah SCHOOLS.
MI Alison IN charge OF me blll, SAID
ne thought that TINS would be the last
Appropriation Tor sectarlan schools,
Mr.. Pettigrew objected and declared
ms intention OF insisting upon these
appropriations in the future as In the
past, The amendment was agreed 70.
The bill then went over. The bill pro
yiding for the entrance, free of GUS
toms duty, OF the chime bells present
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09

are not to be wasted that ends may be
gained. 1t is indispensable to adjust
our actions to the rules OF law and
right and learn to triumph over the
enemies"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09

h2tt'eship Iowa which arrived at San
Francisco yesterday being dispatched
to Manila. She needs n good deal of
repairing and no program has been
mapped out for her.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09
FLOODS OF BILLS
THEY CONTINUE 70 POUR INTO
ROTH l.EGlSl.ATlvE HOUSES.
PROCEEDINGS OF TUESDAY

Constitutional Amendments proposed
Mr. keene Presents Riu Giving
Board of Health Certain mrisdic.
ton in Securing Of Water supply
The Senate.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09
CHICAGO MARKETS.

fhe following table shows the open
ing, highest, lowest and closing prices
of produce Tuesday at Chicago:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09
LIST OF CASUALT TIES
OTIS CABLES NAMES CE KlLl.EG
OR WOUNDED
MILLER TO TAKE lLOlLO

The General VIII Now Probably BE
Ordered 10 Land and Another Battle
VIII Follow--Wil Receive Rein
forcemeutS--Long Cougratulates
Dewey.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09

Washington, Feb. S.--Gen. OTIS re-
ports the casualties in the Manila
tignt up TO date aggregate l9i. or
these ~ were officers and men killed,
ana i4S wounded.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-09

Iy,,,,,, ,o.ri,,,an+ ,,nra Seut IN tho re-
~ - +hoj,. oo,,r,dos and drove the
LGlin;nos into CaIoocon penetrating
~ "a ro,.v boart of the town.
Nroon,biIo tho ornboats shelled the
o,,hurhs Gen Otis finally recalled the
troons hut tho natives misundcr-
stor1inu tho retreat failed to taNe adj
VANTAGE of II The outskirts of the
town u,ara burned
,,n,,n, NJ, ~ Dosnaroaoas
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vtu. made ia as,a...l!al1 Americans
nm II. ..r.at. a;. nh, daug,r-ts nov
,l a ,,,ririHl. rue natives aIe ter
,ab., raa.,, and ar..aui.of,s are Ee!ns
rg,,en. e.D,gi,s55. 9ga.us. llegu,leria,lu.
uuing Inc vat,lc tnc nsug-
afnts were SVEN, in eyery
direction like chatf ana
lfed by hundreds IN .ne trsrgnes for
,hp most yarl Gassiyelv, except the
yooroles ybn CHARGED dcsoeralely
ANA nsrlpesly The reb. prisoners
ioaI,ro ma atra.l, was un,rnmnditatpd
that rho nntnnste ared ana fhan every
hoay f,1rou,a3 IN accordance with q
SON. or ganor,I nn6onstarafru
Truce lag tlfed On.
Manila, FEB. o.-4:5O p, n. Tuesday
A Filipino colonel came ouL yester-
day morning from Calcoocan under a
flag OF truce. Several American Off
GERS promptly went TO meet him, but
when the parties met the tilipinos
opened fire. The Filipino apologlzeu
for the barbarous conduct OF ans troops
and returned to his lines. The Amer
can troops are being promptly Iurn-
ished with supplies of all Kinds, ana
hospital attendants are being supplied
up 10 the firing line. in brief all the
wants of our troops are met immed-
iatelv Inv the different military depart
m,nIs whose outy if is TO attend to
spcb matters The missing parts of
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