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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
CENSUS OF DAIRY PRODUCTS
lHaw Cerreet statiBtira of FARM and
Factory Dairy Prsdusts MAY
Iie secured.

Washington, Oct. 10, The law re.
quircs the statistics for the twelfth
census of dairy products (fnrm mud
factory 10 bc taken ON separate sched-
ulcs. The Division Of Agriculture will
take the amounts OF milk and cream
produced aud sold. and the amount of
money received from theirsnleE; also the
quantity and yalu5 ofnll The butter and
cheese made on the farm. On the manu-
facturcS schedule will bc taken thequnn-
tiiy OF butter and cheese made Ia fac
tories, cooperative and otherwise, to-
gether with the quantity and cost Of
raw materials tmilk and crraml, cost of
labor, capital invested, character aud
value of plant and machinery, etc, etc.
After the two forws Of schedules shall
have brcn returned 10 the census Of
flee Ia Washington. the like statistics Of
dairy products on each will b. CONSOLE
dated. and thus show. what never here
toforc has been shown. the total yield
ef milk In the United States and the
amounts and values Of It's several prud-
ucts. This assertion II based on The as-
sumption that the farmers shall fur
niSh To the cnumerators, fully and ac-
curaicly, the Information which the
schedules may call for.
In some sections the records pi chccae
factory and creamery operations for
the current year are destroyed, agree
ably 10 previous vote OF directors or
patrons. For 1893 they should vote, In
stead, To have prepared and preserved,
for the use Of the census cnumerators.
who will appear on June /. 1900. the
statistics which the law says shall he
gathered. In many eases a failure 10
do this will prevent the cnumcraiors
from securing any returns, bccnusen
manager, or ncw secretaries, or new
boards ~ control may be iE charge on
June J. 1900. who will know nothing ot
the factory statistics Of is9a-and the
fgnrrs for 1880 are the ones the law says
shall be taken.
Farmers who keep no records of their
transactions will find themselves iu the
same dilcmmn, on the arrival Of the CEN
sus rnumrraior. as factory which de.
struys its records, Therefore, Chief
Stati,iician Powers II appealing 10 all
Of them 10 prepare In writing, while the
necessary facts are fresh In mind, such
a statement Of milk cream. butter and
ehccss products as will enable them TO
reply promptly and accurately 20 the
inquiries which the law says the emu
mcrators must take. n they shul. fail
To do this. the statistics ui dairy prod
ucts in their county will be incomplete,
and will compare uniavorably with
those of counties wherein the returns
are more accurate.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
THE FIGHTING BEGUN
Gen. Geo. Stewart White Meets
the Beers 10 Natal
THE GENERAL SASCUlSE OF SUCCESS.
The Bscra said Go he Attacking
AHfekInH, Having suffered several
RcpsIHes--nritiHh Armorrd
Train Captured by Beers,

london. Oct. l4.-An Edinhurgh pa
PEI, the Scotsman, this morning aa-
scrii that u battle has taken place be-
tween Gen. Sir Geo. Stewart White,
commanding the forces Ia Natal and
lite Beers, who entered Natal by way
Of Nan Hccnan's pass. Gen. White, the
scotsman says, iH very sanguinc Of the
success Of the British n,oycmsui.
a dispatch to the Daily Telegraph
from it, correspondent ut l.adysmith
st room on Friday, says \ strong mo-
tide column under Gen. Sir Geo. Stew.
nrt White, accompanied by Gen. SIR
Archibald Hunter proceeded before
daybrcak this morning toward Acton
liumcs for the purpose Ut reeonnoitct-
Ing. Gen. Whites object WAS 10 oh.
serve what was going on. aud also 10
lest the efficiency Of his forces.
All the men are we'll and tne wealth
~ IN now fine.
According 80 dispatches from Lady
smith TO the Standard and the Daily
Telegraph, dated Thursday, heavy
storms haze begun, aud forage is
scarce Gen. White has i2 guns and
the Hocrs n.
The Daily Mails Cape Town corre-
n, ndent, tclcFpphing Friday even
ing says: II learn on good authority
that the liocrs nrr attacking Mnfeking.
They are reported to hay" already sui
ispd several rcpulses, II is general
/, admitted that Nryburg can stand 3
strong liorr attack"
Hccordiug 10 the Daily Mails Cape
Tow correspondent, Mr.. Schreiaer,
premier Of Cape COLONY. will unrcscry.
r,iy support the imperial government.
IlN previous reserve was dictutcd by
desire not Co drive thrrNtrrmc Dutch
residents Ia cNcCsFr..
According to the same authority thr
railway department bad early intima-
ton OF the intention ~ the Bocr 10
destroy railway bridges over "a
streams, and sent adequate forces ~
rtuicci those points. The result WAS
thu the Bocrs postponed their at
tsGptB.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


Daniel MaRRard. aged as, of typhoid
fever, NJ his home two miles north OF
Ottcrvlllc. Mr.. Maggard waE a prom
inent farmer of Cooper county.
A. II. Hain, u prominent farmer aud
politician Of Dent county. of his home
In Current township. Mr. Balm was
one Of the earliest settlers Of Dent
county. lie served In the confederate
army.
sam Smith, well known In Galloway
county.
james Chiffon. one Of Pike county's
oldest and beHt-known citizens.
Mrs. Catherine wcrrrmryer. wife %
Vim. Werrru-yrr. IT st. Charles.
Maurice OConncll agcd 100, the old
est citizen ~ Prtiis county.
j. W. Gordon, wealthy stock deal
eT OF jefferson CITY.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
FOOD I'm FICTION.

In Seots's stories there is a hint of
picturesque splendor about the dinners
he describes, There are mobile" meals
and much geniaIity and good fellow
ship.
Woman novelisth, particularly ouitin.
rarely allow their heroes and heroines
to rartnke OF substantial meal, while
In the pages Of the men writers feasts
abound.
DlsraelI does not descend to specify
meals. bat has a way Of introducing
gorgeous banquets OF unlimited
courses. Everything In "Lothair" hap
pens at dinner parties, and .'fat little
hirdx In aspic jelly and ortolans usual
" form part OF the menu.
Compare Dickens and Thackeray.
Each Is fond al feeding his characters,
but Thackeruy tells Of the frasta with
an rpieurean touch. an appreciation Of
the delicncies Of the table. while Dick.
ems written meals are alwsys hearty,
plain, boiled beef and green's and meat
PieS ruling.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Glasgow, Oct. i4.-l.ord LorNe wns
unable TO attend the meeting held here
iast night. but he wrote, Ia response
10 the invitation n letter
"Ncver had any people mole time II
deliberate before acting. Patienee
had marked our acts, aud Ignorance
aud injustice those of the Beers. They
arr the same ss when Livingstone de-
rcribed them AZ Cruel, narrow and
tyynpDous.'
In battles our losses may be gries-
Gus. hut those iewiil give tiseirit
fur the life of our empire, for equal
awn and civil liberty.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

The half Of the world tina, lives on the
othcr Is the half that does most of the
kicking.
Error. though crushed TO earth, win
often get up and obtain front scat In
the baud wagon.
All some men can do Ia TO hoodOo.
All nature is given over TO poetry.
even the hen having her lays.
Flowery speakers do not always get
the bouquets.
One might as well get left as 10 be
gathered up M fragment.
A rowing blade Isn't apt to cut wide
swath anywhere but in his own
finances.
Sound business Is evidenced by the
sound Of cash.--Chicago Democrat.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Mrs. CorncilR Street, who had been
expected to play the part uf star wit
ness In the trial Of Alexander Jester,
the ociogenarian charged with the
murder Of Gilbert Yates, son Of the
Chicago millionaire, did not take the
stand In the preliminary trial at Paris.
Ex. Gov johnson argued with the re-
naming counsel for the state that q
woman who would betrny brother.
would not give unprrjudicrd tcsti-
mony. and that Mrs. Streets Testimony
would prove detrimental and It WIS
decided TO follow his advice. I, wis
Mrs. Street who caused the arrest of
her brother in Oklahoma, - years af-
ter he escaped from Missouri. She
says that Jester squandcrrd her money
and threatened 10 kill her.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
ALL TIE MULES COLLAPSED.
Ground Gen. schwaa'S FoFrc
are Marching ONrr.

San Francisco DE Malabon. Lugon,
Oct. iO.-Gru. Schwan, in approach
ing this town, marched through a
courtry 20 muddy that all The mules
collapsed. lie occupied the town
without lighting, the insurgents re-
treating Under cover OF the creek
beds. Later. reconnniieTing In force
scuthwnrd. Gen. Tchwan came upon
trenches, where hidden insurgents
poured several yollcys upon the gen.
eraI and his staff. The rebels resist
cd stnbbornly. The rrconnolterers,
consisting Of Capt, Gcnry's battalion
of the Thirteenth regiment and two
guns Of Rilcy's battery, drove the in
surgents two miles, fighting all the
way. They found filed piece, and
several wounded and sick fillpinos
flying red flags, and eaptured Is in
nyrgents, including thnee officers.
Many Filipino drnd were strcwn along
the fields. The Americans loss was
1ne officer and seven men woudned.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
SEVERE STORM IN NEBRASKA
Rr"sn a HiEh wIad, Assuu,isE thr
Proportions az a Tornado.

Omaha. Neb., Oct. IA storm nl
Unusual violence. particularly for thi.
time of year, visited the country In tbs
vicinity OF Hardy. Nrb,. late Sunday
afternoon. The wind had been high
sll day, and near night assumed the
proportions Of q tornado. \ larg,
amount OF damage VIVA dome 10 small
Buildings and several large onrs wrrr
unroafed. A brick schOolhuusc wss
unroofed. and the wallis Sn badly
cracked that l; will have 10 be torn
down. The enRinehouse at the Hardy
elevator WINS wrecked. Several barns
were blown down. AMI thr aggregate
less viii amount 10 many thousands ot
dollars. All over the state high
wind prevailed all day. which was fol.
lowed by steady rain. The rain will
BE- very welcome, because IL Is needed
by fall grain,and viii check the prairia
fires which have became ve-y frequent,
and have done considerable damage.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

T. T.. Scott, stockmau, at kemp.
Pctiis county, turned a bunch Of cat
tie into sorghum cane patch. In
side OF an hour four o; the animals
died, and many Of the others were
taken sick. A p0st-moriem eNnmina-
tiOn Of the dead cattle disclosed that
death WIS caused by oycrgorging of
their siomachs with green cane fodder,
causing poisonous gas TO FIJI their
paunches 10 the bursiing point.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

The twcniy-third annual convention
Of the Young Mems Christian nssocia-
tion Of Missouri will he held at
Springfield. November 0 TO u. Each
local association in the state Is en-
titled 90 unlimited representation. and
entertainment will be provided for all
who attend,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Kimberly, 0ct. is.--Cccil iihoiss rode
sus yesterday morning. He nays he as
sumes that mining and fighting Will
proceed simultaneously. The tvwa
guards parsded st four ~'r'cck yester-
day astcrnaon. A camp win be formed.
and the men win be distributed st
-rsious xoinss. TIE banks closed early.
In order to allow their employees 10 Mt
senc the parade.
tcrtifcntions and earthwcrks are
stsiI being rapidly construots<. The
u~ws u tire nitimatum wns r~esivet
With uatisfnef1aa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

The thirty-second annual convention
Of the Uniycrsalist churches of Mis-
sour was held at Kansas City, with
about SO delegates In attendance. Rev.
c. p. Nash. president of Lombard uni
versiiy. Galesburg, Ill.,, delivered the
opening sermon.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Prairie Are In Lake Greek town
ship, Pettis county, extended over n
considerable area, destroying large
barns, several stacks Of hay. oats aud
numerous farming implements.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

woolson GIllispie received injuries
which the physicians say may prove
fatal, and !. II. McGrnth was severely
hurt IN . runaway near Maryville.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

workmen uncarthcd an old Indian
cemetery on King hill. ~. Joseph. aud
brought forth many skeletons. Que
u,easured seven feet.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Rev. DIR. ]. II. Garrison. for - years
editor of the Christian Evangelist. st.
Louis, has presented his resignation.
an the result Of objections 10 his cdi-
torial management by the majority
stockholders.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

money value for these ores for 1879
over 1898 Of s3,o7i,57g, Of which Jasper
county Is credited with se,4il,6iT. and
the remaining counties with sd29. .gST.
The following table will show the in-
cr,asc or decrease in the ore product
Of the four great producing counties
Of the state for the present and last
fiscal years:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Frrd. Taylor and Arthur Terry out
fddied all comerH at the old settlers
reunion at Huntsyillc, and were win
uersl of the contest.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
pa.k~rs 20 saeee at sheihina.

The Missouri ItankeFs' association.
Group No. 4. which comprises the ten
counties Of the First congressional
district, will meet at sheibina, octo-
ber &c.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Manila, Oct, II, 5:55 p. m.--Gen,
Schwan's column, having accomplished
It's purpose of furnishing the insur-
gents, IN returning from san Francisco
dc Malabon. with artillery and the
transportation service.
$751; p. m.--Thc Thirteenth infantry
lost two officers. Capt. Marion y. Sat-
fold and Capt. Woodbridge Geary, both
battalion commanders.
f0:io p. m.--During the early morn
iEg Lours to-day there was sotne firing
Etar Angeles. with the result that
eight Americans were slightly wound.
I'd. Artillery was used, and the enemy
responded. Gen. Macarthur dees not
niiaCl special significance 10 the In
.iicnt.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
ssrmas up Ter Cattle sscatiaE.

Chicago, Oct. i6.--A special 10 ths
Chronicle FROM New Orleans. says.
Wilson. Ia., little tomn On the
Yazoo q Mississippi Valley railroad,
i25 miles above this city. was the scene
OF lynching SUNDAY. j. l.. Smith,
white. a formrr resident Of the place
but Iate of Buffalo Greek neighbor.
hood in Wilkinson county, Miss, waA
strung up 10 limb OF pine tree after
being wrested from the town marshal
by posse Of citizens. smith was
charged with having been the leader oi
a rattle stealing gang that had infe2t.
I'd the country for years.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
niarouri Lead nnd zlnc.

The following comparative state
m,nt by counties, prepared by State
Nina Inspector Quinly, Will show the
difference In money vulur Of lead ard
zinc ORES for the ycars ending June
30. 1899. and June 30, l'9s. for the
Atntc:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

South Framinghnm, Mass, Oct. ie.--
The Forty.sixfh regiment, United
Bsates volunteers. In command OF Col
Walter y. Schuyler. which YVES re-.
cruitei largely In New England. left
here to-day for San Francisco. TO ems
tark for the Phil,upineA
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Matthias schlitz. a private watch
man, blew out his brains, in 81. Louis,
. few days ago. because he had the
tcu0thocne
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Washington, Oct. 12.--The secretary
Of war mss decided that the movement
OF troops 10 Manila can be accom-
plish,d by the present fleet of trans
ports without hiring the fnnr addi-
tional vessels, the Nostock. Auha,
Fiintshirc and Moyuna, whose charter
hes been under consideration. Hut by
using the Warren aud the sherman nj
the earliest opportunity the two ad-
difional coiorrd regiments can he
landed by January and January 10,
uspecsiveiy, aud that will he In ample
Time.
Hsrryiag Up war shss~ for Manila
Washington. Oct. is.-The naval in
speetion board left Washington yesier-
day for New York 10 examine the
cruiser New Orleans. which has Just
arrived there, and recommend the
chargrs necessary 10 put her inta con-
diiion for her scyage TO Manila. II 10
lhe intention Of the department 10 do
DpIs thqse things that are absolutely
nsessssry to make the ship fs for The
srnAsA
The Machias has hecn osnered IT
ser from Aicxandris, We 10 fiu<toa
70 iit out Tor nsrisa
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Berlin, oci. f7.---Gen. Henjsmin Ilsr.
risun isnd Mrs. Harrison hrr uow vim
iting Amsterdam. Delft. and The
Hague. Tn October 10 they win dine
with King Leopold Of BeiguiIa n
Brussels.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

NH t'fNF"NiN AfHHH w NhtfHf'F w Wv
yssscI4. the first figures being the mum
h'r Of blue jackets. and the srconG ~,
number Of marines on each vessel;
Hattleship oregon. N2 b'ue Jackets. -
marines. nrmoTed cruiser Hraofiyn. :.
and co. protected cruiser Baltimore. g.
and rs. protected cruiser NeN OrirRuH -
aud g: protected cruiser Newark. ~ ans
-. protected cruiser Charleston. g5i and
~. monitor Monterey, ~ and ia. monitor
hnnadnpck, li5 and ~. gunb0at Bancroft
10 and is gunhaat Remington. 10 and
gunboat Inllao 2s fno mariusst. runhoNt
tEftiuc 10 and Il gunboat Concord. ~
and Il. gunbnat Don Juan Dc AuatrtJs ~
fno mhrinesi; gunbuat Helena. l'3 and y
Eunboat lsln De Cuba ~ tho marinesi
ruhhoat lsia de LIznn, ~ fuo inRTiucRl'
gi.nbont Machias, 100 und y; gunbuat Mn
Mia, 81 tno mnrInesl; Eunbout Marietta
~ ana H. gunbnat Mindannn, . mo ma
r,hre1: Eunbnat Nashville isI and 10
runhoat Petrol ii2 and ~. Eunboat Prince
ton. ~ and " gunhoat Wheeling. IL anc
-. gunhoat Yorktown. lM and ~. gun
tunt Ranger. las and ~ supply shIi
Celtic iN 'no rnarincal. supply shin Cp'
Fpa. N tnn narinesl; supply ahip Glacier
~ tnu mariuesl distilling ship Iris. =
iin mafluesl; cntiier Naushan. ~ tnu ma,
ri,esl, collier sesiiro, ~ mo mRrincHl. T.
runboatH equipped by parent Hhips Ma
rines al naval station, Chyite. iN
The Brooklyn. New Orleans. Newark
Bancroft, Mnchias, Marietta, Nashville
ana Hanger are on the way 10 Manila
or under orders to sail.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Capc Town. Oct. i3.--Eo news OF
fighting had been received up to yes
tsrdsy
An American citizen of undouhtei
vsrhcity has sworn toaB affidavit before
the American consul here In which he
states that he has been subjected by
burghcrs of the free states 20 III treat
ment. His limbs bear marks showing
The effects Of the treatment he has re-
eeiyed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Robbers entered the home of PoiIce-
man Jnnex A. Earl. over saloon. In
81. Louis, and secured jewelry valued
q 500.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

New York. Oct. f1.--The cable com
punier annnnnee that messages en-
changed with South Airira are snbIect
to ss=sorshir nj Alden. and that Nsts's
esmwunisEtion with the Orange Frcs
State and the Transvepl u susrxaded.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Milwaukee h variations Of Minus-
waukss, nssnlng '.rich and beautiful
eoursSs."
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Mas Kna wife hnFaed &c sFs"sh.
Edward Foster and his wsIs. Mamie,
q and Il years cid, colored, were
burned TO death In their bone In St.
louis.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
Armorea Train Captured Il, Bocr-.

London. Oct. l4.--Thc war office has
rref wed the following q spatch from
Tire general commanding the Cape
fcrCsE:
Cape Town, Oct. n, Lao p. m.
IAN armoTcd train from Mnfcking,
esccrting two scyen-pounder guns sen:
frrm here 90 Mafeking was attacked
last night at Kraapip. Apparently n
rail had been removed. The trnin left
the truck. and the Roers fired iaio II
with artillery for half an hour. and
captured It. Telegraphic communion
tton with Mafeking is interrupted at
Krnnpin. The women and children
have been sent 60 Cape Town. The
gIr.s referred to belonged 10 the coli
opy They are light and of old pat
ttrr. We have no details Us TO cas-
ubIties."
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
Not m Hand OF Hobhsrn.

Pretoria, Oct. "a. Communications
rrul Joubcrt hnE issued circular from
tie chief laagrr, Ia consequence OF the
report that some Of the burghcrE had
muhclaycd themselves on their iout-
nry to the border, pIuudrring num-
her of nurrs. Such oiTcuscs, the com.
maudant general says, will hc severely
punished.
when We arc unwilliup'y compelled
g. crufs the boundary line Of our
country says Gen. Joubcrt. ''lrt IL
not h. thought that we are = band of
ruhbcrs, and with that i'm view remain
HS far ns possible from private dwell
irgs end from places where no enemy
l. hittiunrd When food or forage for
tiW cLttlr is needed. let certain officers
acquire such goods from the owner
aud LET n report bc given with a prom
isc ui pay"
The NolkHtcin says: Two small re-
puhlics have entered upon q struggle
with gigantic power which wishes
10 crush them. Conquer or die is tbs
battle cry Of the brave hurghrrs. Thus
will the question bc solved and the re-
prhlics once for all 1ill either he freed
from British proVoca,ion or will have
ta bend their nccks Ia the yoke of
rt'tisL Tyranny. EnEland's might will
ret decide the ISSUE. That remains
with God alone"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
Zinc
L-u-.

tons tons tons. tons.
County icg. lSss iy0 lNN Inc, Dee,
JnsTcf '..fis.5i0 ios isI Nie' 1857 io.A9 Les
I.uWrtnce p sss i6.fis 80 81 G0,8 Gfi
Newton .. lf,2oi ii.Is li6l ~! asa =.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

OTTAWA, Ont. Oct. f7s--A cable din
patch yesterday from Lord ians
iovne. secretary OF war. snyS;
canadian contingent win be- r.,
Rarsled ~ one brigade and not cut up
into units and attached 20 the imperial
torcrm.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
Troops to sail, with date Of dcpar

Thlrty-eiEht infantry, October ~. Thir.
Is ninth Infantry, October IS; FoTtieth tn
fantfy, October ~, Thirty-trst Infantry
November -. Forty.second infantry. &C
tobeT -. Fotty-lhird infantry. Sovcmh 4
70, Forty-fuurth infantry. October g. for
y-nfth infantry, October = FoTty-sikth
Infantry, October l6. Forty-Hcyenth In.
fartry November l. Furty-eighth lufhn.
try no date fixed: Forty-niuth infantry
NJ date fixed
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Total 90. ....... ....... ,.,... .,... C,sN s,Sl1
Lead decreased ~ tons.
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Victoria October ?. Third cavalry. 81
ntfu
Warrsn-Octohcr II. recruits. l.a0s mca
Columbia A--OctObeF ~, Ave vumpHniel
Thirty fourth infantry, 5f6 men.
iiDlgian kinE-Octnbrr a. Fcvcn com
punicH Thlrty-fourth Infantry, i,a men.
AEtgc-Ociobcr .. % horses. go men
Tacoma October a. seven cumpuHlvi
TN cnty y-seyenth Infantry - mon.
Elder-Octohor a. five companies Twcn
ty-srvcnth Infantry lgi men.
Grant October - Twcnty-HiNth intaH
try and recruits, I al men
ShsridHn-Ortober ~. Thrty-geCnnd tu
fHutry. ! .eei men.
Charles Nelson November l. two com
pauics rhirty.sccoud Infantry. 80 men.
GlennFic- November l. aiX Companir'
Thirty third Infantry, 1is men.
Sikh November :, Thirty-nfth Infantry
sE men.
Rio November s, Thirty-nfth infantry
GG men.
Cuy of Para November 8 seven com
pnnics Twenty y-ninth infantry. ~ men.
Irutandia- November 9. i've Cumpan ni"'
Twouty-ninth infantry. iS5 men.
NHlcncia-NOvcmber g. recruits, ts2 men
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