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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-01

filled four cars. Churibian maintained
that civilians were exempt from impris-
onment, and he was deeply chagrined
when he found himself placed incom-
municado with Buenacanamo.
SEEKS TO POSE AS MARTYR.
Ortiz, the last Filipino commissioner to
Gen. Otis, is harmless character, kind
of burlesque soldier, and the American
officers, to whom he surrendered, refuse
to imprison him. He yearns to pose as a
martyr in Manila
Gen. Young, with a handful Of cavalry,
and the Macabebes, is in Vigan, and
Lieut.. Col Howe, with four decimated
companies of the Thirty-fourth infantry.
barefooted and tagged, is struggling to-
ward Vigan from Aliga. When last Ie-
ported he was within fifty miles of his
destination
There are 5000 Spanish prisoners IN
Abra province, whose release through the
military operations is expected soon.
AGUINALDO'S MOTHER.
Aguinaldos mother has arrived, and
has been given shelter by Senior Legarde,
a prominent amigo, who was secretary
OF the treasury before the outbreak and
who resigned when it came.
1t seems that Buencamino's party took
refuge in a bandit village, which had Of
fered Aguinaldo an asylum, intending to
sell him to the Americans. The bandits
assassinated half Of Buencamino's guard,
and proposed to keep Aguinaldc's moth
er for ransom
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-01
BADGERS REJOICE IN THEIR FOOT
BALL VICTORY OVER CREST
FALLEN WOLVERINES
COLLEGE YELIS IN THE AIR
PAT O'DEA, WHO WAS PUT OUT OF
THE GAME FOR ROUGHING,
MADE A HERO
PLAYED GREAT FOOTBALL

Neither Team Has Anything to BE
Ashamed of in the Football Put
Up-Was Mighty Struggle From
Start to Finish-MighiGan Team,
Due to Defeat, Ponder in silence.
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Continued ON Eighth Page.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-01
AMERICAN FORCES DRIVE FILL
PINOS FROM THEIR TRENCH
ES AT PAVIA
GILNORE'S STORY is TOLD
BRAVE NAVAL LIEUTENANT WAS
SENTENCED TO BE SHOT AND
SAVED BY AGUINALDO
THRILLING TRIALS ENDURED

Within Hearing of the Guns of the
Americans, but Doomed to Not
Escape at That Time-Gen. Mac
Arthur Preparing to Close In on
the Remaining Forces of the Fill
1pinO Chief.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-08

Pe-ru-na works tremendously with
nature to eject the tubercles from the
lungs, and w6rks 80 successfully that
IL there Ia q cure for consumption
Pe.ru-na is the remedy.
Read this letter from Mrs. II. A.
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Pf.yx.na Mfditin< Co.. CoiSm6uS.O.
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Of menses. night swsats and great ema-
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our nsighbors thought she could live.
In May Mr.. G. Z. Adams, of this place,
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would. got a bottle Of 1t and some
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During the first few days she was SO
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spoonful at time, but gave it to
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does every one that knew about her
sickness, that Pe-ru-ns saved her life.
Ny daughters name IL Mrs. L. Keene."
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When your s. omach begins 10 troubl,
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Stomach trouble is very distressing
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1T BEATS THE BAND.

The ne" 81! ami most insp ring piece
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THE DEADLY GRIP.

Is again abro d in the land. TIL,
air you breathe may be full Of its fata
germsl Don't neglect The "Grip" Of
you will open the door to Pnsumonis
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PEACE TREATY RATIFIED.

Washington. Feb. 6.-The Senate
met at The usual hour to-day with o
larger attendance.than is generally the
case on Mondays, owing to the contest
over the treaty.
An attempt was made TO secure
unanimous consent for 0 vote on the
peace 'realy but there was objection.
Senator Allen then addressed the Sen
ate In favor Of the treaty.
When the hour for voting arrived
there was much uneasiness Oh both
sides, but the result was quickly made
known. The 70 stoc d: For ratifca-
lion. 81; against AZ. Several senator's
wsro paired and this together with the
change 10 the treaty o. Senators Nc
Laurin, and McEnsry and Jon Of
Nevada, gave maj r,ty in favor of
the ieaty with thres votes t, spare.
Senator Vet, Of isso r, fore an |
amendment dc IA ing q, ,ainst colonial
policy. but it MAS defeate |.
s. atol German man aln.d until
the last tat the treaty would be de-
Lated. Senator J ne o: Neva Ia, adj
mi tel that the events Of M mia in
fuenc, d him.
Senator Hale, who up to tie last
II ute opp ssd Tia t,es'y, va, foaL-
ID with ts:esiams all day urging IN
o vote for the treaty.
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THE GREAT THROUGH FREIGHT AND PAS
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cHERas AMID THE sTRIFR

Both sides chssrsd frequently in the
course OF the engagement. The A.nssi,
can "hu,rahs" were almost invariably
met BY dsrisivs "vivas."
Among the natives the Ygoro!ss
were especially noticeable for their
bravery, about 700 Of these naked
ssvsges facing artillery hro with only
bows audAsrows 80 weapons.
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MERCY BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington, Feb. 7.-Former Com
missary-G General Esgsn's sentence was
to-day mitigAtsd by the President 10
suspension from duty for six years-
that is, until he reaches the age for rs
tirement.
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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-08
OUR TROOPS
REPULSE THE
FILIPINO

Manila. Feb. s, 815 P. III. The Ion,
= expected rupute between TIE Am-,i
Q cans and Filipinos has come az last
The former are now engaged in sowing
the Philippine pr blem with the ut.
most expedition possible.
IL the battle fought yesterday the
Americans Loaf l4S men, Of who'll 40
". 70 killed. The loss Of The enen y
WAS aso heavy. The American troops
eng gsd were Volunteers from tho
IWsstsrn States.
| The clash came ut 8:l5 ye.t rday
evening, when three daring Fipinos
dar!sd past the Nsbrasks regiments
picksts at Sauts Mssa, but retired
when challenged.
They repeated the experiment with
out drawing the sen ries' fire. But the
the third time Corporal Greedy ehal-
lenssd the Filipinos and than fred.
killing one Of them and woundinR
another.
Almost Immediately aftsrwAYd The
Filipinos line, from Calvssan to San
Mesa. commenced Q fusilladr, which |
was intellectual,
AMERICAN LINES FINN.
The Nebraska, Montana and North
Dakota outpo sts replied vigorously and
held their ground until rsinfo,senents
arrived.
The F,lipinos in the meantime con-
;entrated at three poiats. CalvocAn,
0sgalangin and Santa Mesa.
At about ! o'clock the Filipinos
opened hot fire from all three places
simultaneously. This was supplement
cd by the fire OF two siege guns At
,alik- Balii. and by advancing their
kirmishsrs at Paco and Pnadaean.
The Americans responded with a I
srsi6s FIRE, but owing to the darkness
hey were unable to determine its
feet.
The Utah light ARTILLERY finally sue.
ssdsd in silsnsing the native battery il
The third Artillery also did good Il
'ork on the extreme left. Il
The engagement lasted over an n
opr. b
DUB wARSHIPs OPKN YI1R.
The United States cruiser Charles. =,
n and the gunboat Concord stationed
I kalabon. opened FIRE from thsis
sondayy bsttsriss on the Filipinos'
'sition Of Calvocan and kept it up "
gosousIy. pa
At 2:45 there was another fusillads m,
'ng the entire line and tho United tw
ates Sea going double monitor Mon OF
mock opened fire on ths enemy from ~,
Malats. vii
With daylight The Americans ad- de,
need. of
spLFNDrD oHA1ax OF OUR TROOPS, "o
~, Can
The California and Washington re.
ssnss made splendid change and
we the Fiji mos from the village Of and
10 aud Santa Mesa. sun
The Nebraska regiment also distin- T
shed itself. csptu,ing several pris- mar
r. and one howitzer. and . very and
ing position at the reservoir. which ~
onnsctsd with She water works. - =
he Kansas and Dakota regiments "A
pslled the enemy's right flank 10 man
y '" N0'au' tired
here was intermittent firing at
ous points oil day long.
IS GERMANY INVOLVED. b
'ashingtol. Feb. 6.-Ths govern 'ou'
J has determined to discover who Gan
ltly supplied the Philippine insur- "''
! Nth modern guns and ammu- AN
q. A prominent Official is author were
or IN. .a.a.ma,. +b.. c.. brave
Vie hax. i.~cn1- n..--E.I ~ seveQ
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-08
When a man begins to advertise.
1t means he's full Of enterprise;

HOS got the barnacles of his back,
And shows his fellows where they lack.
The old mossbacks may growl and kick,
But the advertiser "gtts here" quick,
Providing all his wares are straight ;,
Reasonable in price and up-to-date.
truth and facts must be the rule;
Tor The people now you cannot 70 J,
Since in this age they read and think.
And follow the light of pril t4r's ink.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-08
DANGER IN CALCIUM 0ABBiDba
Rules Covering It's Sale in New York.
Liquefed Acetylene Gas Pro-
hibited.

Superintendent Murray oil tie Bur
eau OF Combustibles. has made repu-
lations governing the transportation,
s. age and sale of calcium carbide,
which the fremen declare to be source
OF danger in burning building, be-
cause when water reaches il acetylene
gas is given Of. A number of stores
keep it for use in bicycle lamps. Here
after, IN transit or on storage, it must
be ipslosed in hermetisally stalsd iron
'eceptacles marked Dangerous, if not
kept dry" No package may contain
more than 100 pounds. 1t must b.
stored in insulated buildings that are
hreproof and water proof. No arti6ca.
light or heat will be permitted in the
building where tits stored. Not more
than twenty pounds, In bulk or in cart
ridges, may be kept in any store or
factory, and this must be in freproot
safe or vault above the street grade
and it must be kept ak inches above
the floor.
The manufacture, transportation
storage, sale or use of liquefed acety-
lene is absolutely prohibited within The
limits Of this city New York Sun.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-08

= native forces, confidently Aggressive
were wholly unprspMed for the terribl
punishment the Americans inflicted VI
on them frem ihs outset. The AmeIi
can troops suffered loss OF 40 killse
J. snd 160 wounded Thirteen thousand
: Americans and 10000: Filipino. were
engaged.
STIRRING sToRsEs OF BATTLE
| Manila, Feb. 6.-Strikiag incidents
Of the battle Saturday and Sunday are
now coming to light
| One OF the most notable incidents
Sunday WIGS the driving of the Filipinos
out OF their stronghold At Paco by tho
reserve, consisting OF few companies
OF Calfornians, commanded by Colonel
Duboce. The main road 10 the village
was lined by native huts full Of Fill
pino sharpshooters. After the sharp
shooters had been firing upon General
King and his stat, killing . driver, and
also firing on an ambulance Of the HE'D
Cross Society, Colonel ..Duboce ordered
The huts to be cleared and burned.
The Tilipinos concentrated in Paco |
church and convent. whore they made
determined stand in the upper stori
A platoon Of Csliiornisns static, ed on
nsighboring bridge maintained ct
fire on them, but were unable 10 dis
odgs them.
SMOKED OUT, THEN SHOT.
In the face OF terrific fusillade Col
I mel Duboce and q few volunteers
dashed into The church, scattering Goa
oil inside Of it, set fire 10 the il ID re
tired.
Meanwhile Captain Dy.r's battery
IT the Sixth Artillery bombarJtd n
church. d,oppinga dozen shells into
he towor and roof. Company L and
art Of Company 9. Of the Galilor mans
hargsd into the building, but were I'm Q
bic 70 ascend the single high, Of steps e
esding to the story above. y
4 company Of the Idaho and Wash L
ngton men, stationed on each side OF Ii
DO building. picked of the Filipinos a. Z
hey were smoked out. Many Of the Z
Ativss. however. escaped into the "
rush in The rear Of the church. The d
mericans captured hity.shrss Of them 81
nd during the fighting about the 10
hurch twenty natives were killed.
CHARGED ACROSS RICE FIHLLs'
At hnoths. stage Of the battle the g.
'ashington and Idaho msz AID Com bo
mics X and N, OF the Californians. tn
Ade charges across the nice fields be- II
'ssn Pasa and Santa Ana in the face ps
q terrific iusillsde. The ground ".
Or which they passed was left covered be,
III dead and wounded natives. The gu
Id are being buried today in groups eve
five o, six where they lay. and the Pu'
undsd are being taken 70 an Ameri- N.
hospital. osa
t was at this sage Of the fighting per
at Csloocan that the Filipinos
'srsd their heaviest losses. \
he Fourteenth Regulars were in q
tight place near Siugalon, mia,
Colonel Dut ocs was compelled 10 - =
! past them with sheressrvs n order .,..,
revent the rsgu.ars from being cut .h..
In the regulars l4st line twelve g.,
were killed before the natives re- 49,
|. ysy
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-08
,lSEASES
N THAT KILL

Consumption is ca
vrh Of tie lungs.
Certain eomphea-
MS make eoasamb-
N MeHya6le.
!, Most cases of
\ death from con-
! sumption are
: the direct result
of neglected ca
y tarrh,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-08
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Gov. NoMillin, Of Tenn, Las the
courage Of his convictions. He vetoed
bill authorizing the city OF Memphis
to issue gold bonds, and announced
that he would sanction no Legislation
discriminating against q. .. lsgI ten
der coins.
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1899. TIL SUN 1899.
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Tweuty.four states have, by formal
votes Of their legislatures, declared in
favor Of the election Of q. s. Senators
by direct vote Of the people. but Con-
grsss still ignores the matter.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-08

Filipinos With arms. It is said tia
thirty thousand stands OF arms were
seodrel in Hong Kons for AguinaldC
By a German firm and hiatt German
consular agent t. ere was i.strumen @
in effecting the pur Gins. The agent
. said TO have pait;eip ted, not a. on
Official but as an in iiv.dual.
THE ATTACK RENEWED.
Washin t d, FeU 6.-The follow
ing was csbl' d by Admiral Dewey to
the Navy Department to-day.
"Thc ins rgsnts have attacked Ma
Mia. The o,ton leaves to-day for
1loilo to relieve the Baltimore. whish
rstusns TO Manila. Two men were
w,undsd yesterday on the Monadnock,
one seriously
The above dlspateh. which was re-
ceivsd at Q o'clock this morning, is
construed By the Navy Department
to moan that the insurgents have re-
nswsd the attack.
uTTlRLY DEFEATED.
Manila, Feb. Cutlery defeated in
q desperate attempt TO break through
the American lines and eater tie city
OF Manila, the Filipino forces. after
many hours Of continuous fighting,
have been driven from the villages OF
Santa Anna. Paso and Santa Mesa.
The fighting began at S:26 Saturday
night and continued through that
aight and oil day Sunday and Sunday
night.
The seem in the snvirons Of the city |
= one terrible desolation. The Fill
oinos were routed with terrible slaush-
81. Fysm the best information OBJ
ainabis their Losses are 1000. The
ative forces, confidently aggressive,
Ters wholly unprspared for the terriblr
the Americans inflicted up
n them frem ths outset. The AmeIi.
IN ops suffered loss OF 40 killed
i'd 160 wound d. Thirteen thousand
msrissns and 10000: Tilipinos were
gagged.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-08
Is GERMANY INVOLVED.

Washington. Feb. 6'-Ths govern
msnt has determined to discover who
recently supplied the Philippine insur-
gents Nth modern guns and ammu.
milton. A prominent Official is author
ity for the statement that German
aesncis hare largely supplied The
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-08

The Fourteenth Regulars were in .
particularly tight place near Siugalon,
and Colonel Dut oos was compelled 10
yush past them with she reserve order
to prevent the regulars from being cut
of. In the regulars lsst line twelve
men were killed before the natives re-
tired.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-08

It was not difficult 10 make several
OF Wisconsin's would.bs Senators be.
lsve that the State has just passed
th,ough the coolest snap it has had for
years.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-02-08

bulbs and Plants have gone TO thousand. Fl -
sanshed Customers for a half century and 10
celebrate the Soth year in business we have
psued Special Golden Wedding Edition Of