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rAx,s had FOX BANANA TRADE.
But th- Guatcmn'An G. vernm-nt Needs
the Money.


MOBILE. ALA. NOV. 15.-Tha steam
ship Managua, from Guatcnlaan ports.
arrived last night with half a cargo Of
bananas. She reports that since the
GEAtelnalan government put on their
export duty Of ten cents 4 stem IN
bananas, planters have stopped cutting
and cargoes Of the fruit are not OBJ
'ainab Bile. The steamship Oteri came n
this morning reporting storms in
Spanish Honduras so serious as 20
wash out bridges on the Honduras
railroad and prevent the handling Of
fruit by rail The Oteri therefore.
brought no bananas.
The captain Of the Managua says
th:at the ten cents tax on bananas is
for revenue purposes to defray eNpcn-
seS OF the recent Observation-Disclosures
operations: that ten cents a stem
amounts to % per cent. of what plant
eri get for bananas and is about all
the profit there is from raising the
fruit. The tax was imposed November
!. = committee IF planters has gone to
sec the president of Guatemala 20 try
TO get the tax removed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
DISMAL SWAMP GAN, TO BE soI,,.
S-gotiations foS the Tra.sfer OF Nate,
ways ,ontrol Now Eend:nE

(l'N lcitgl2Dl.) .M..
BA LII MORE. November 1l.-Htr go
ria,ions are pending for the sale Of ,ilr
Lake DrunHinpnd Canal ana Water
Company. which owns and operates lii"
Dismal swamp canal. Which w2s fo.-
nally opened fni, traffic last n@3n,!, \
New y ork syndicate is anxious to So
tu,e cuntl"l o: the propart% ana has
maGl. an t:iIer 10: the sur Ass5: Of The
IS uritles Ct III" company.
y formal t;:1er., it i said. has been
~no financed the company. When
ASKED about rnmors Of q consuln Gla ion
Of deal wi,, the New Workers To-
day. Mr. Brown: admitted thar I deal
is pending. but saclined 70 90 in,o 'i2
tails. Tao total capitalization Of thu
company is 200 600 Of which $l,1Ca.nnH
is frs; mortgage ) per cent. thirty Year
gold bonds ":?d S'.1Go9oo e3nm"r
str k.
SURVEYED by e. WASHINGTON
The canal VAS originally su!'vgyca h>
George WASHINGTON ana was construct
Cd car. in IKE century,. 1t vas taken
Possession af by TIC government -i"i!!G
tho civi Var IT sho 81 se Of H' &;cil it
was retained 70 the Dismal ->Wln(!;
Ganal Company in :, d;lapilaiei esnti-
ton.
The Lake Drun.:norl canal ana
Water Company acquired the - ots;
;its. franchises am! privileges ani -
l.sAili:ait,e' tlss water way. The Dis
ll..i swamp Sanai u sSii's in the state
nt Virginia - the south olan.,h ii tic
Elizabeth river. about six miles from
Norfolk ana extends in 4 soutl,elly Iii
lSttinn about twenty "lii,s tn-,ac Pas-
4untaGN river in the state Of North
rD!ina.
ONE or THE: CHAM.
Tie canal is one IF the lnaih Of in
lan! W;lt"rW aNS extending along the
\ .lEtir roaSt Il m Gapa zoo. Mass.
- Wilnlii?2;ton. ~ r., tnraus;h lon2 ~
I., .,,,l
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Tong Missing Schooner Edna
and Emma Is Found.
Two DEAD BODIES ABOARD
Corpses Of Captain Richardson and Eis
Wife Found ia the Cabin. VcsseI
Was Wrecked in n form md
Crew Washed Overheard.
(By Telegrapil.)

PHILADELPHIA, November Is
Private advices received here today
from ST. Pierre. Miuuelon. a seaport
on the Newfoundland coast. telling CT
:he wreck OF the Philadelphia ana Eal-
tinorc schooner Edna and Emma, ana
The loss of the captain. his wife, and
the crew OF five men.
LONG MESSING.
The Edna and Emn.a sailed from
4 cargo Of lumber for Baltimor. ami
this city. Months having elapsed ara
30 word Of the vessels Whereabouts
having been received. she was given
up for lost.
TCWorD IN BOTTOM UP.
Recently she was towed nco 81
Pierre b@,tom up. When the ship was
"lSh;cd, in the cabin We're found the
bodies Of captain Richardson ard his
Wife. ~ water stained diary kept by
tne car ain gave lneagrc nforlnatio:
concerning tbs disaster
THE, LOG TELLS TIE STORY.
,lhe record stated that the Edna ard
Emma had experienced good Wea Their
until May list. When Il fierce northcast
storm overlook her and she was dis
mnStcd Later re rulder became JAM
med and il This disabled condition the
$ haoncr was driven about at the mercy
q. the wind and waves.
0NlIluoO .AItD CINE. BY ONE.
One by one The members of the crew
We're washed overheard and Captain
Richardson ad his wife sought refuge
in TIC cabin. At this point the story
of the diary ends. Owing - the illagi-
hility Of some portions OF the ha:d-
writing the point ut which the Edna
and Emma met with the disaster could
not be learned.
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vAMOO5E Els ACQUITTED.
rrtai OF Associated P.-ss Yacht, Charg
with Tr.spas.ius-n Race Cnurs..
(By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, November 15.-DurinE
INC progress of the recent yacht races,
the steam yacht NamnoSe. under chac-s
ter and in the service Of The Assocat-
ed Press as q dispatch boat, vas ar
rested by nant-Ccmmandar j. c.
Fremont. who was in charge Of the
i'ulill of torpedo boats under supreme
camn:lnd of Captain Robley D. Evans
Tile arrest of the NamooSe was made
despite the fact that she was sailing
astern CT the yacht Columbia winch
vas making the course alone because
u" Shamrock had carried away hec
tr2nast. and after the Vamoose had
obtained permission to approach the
Gnmmittee boat to get the official time
at the turning mark
TAKEN 10 FLAGSHIP.
The Namoose was taken BY Com
mondcr Fremont to the Manning. Cap
tain Evans flagship. and in the face
Of protests and explanation that ner-
mission had been given, the Associated
Press was deprived Of the USE of its
swiftest boat. the Vamoose being sent
70 the city in command Of revenue
officer.
she vas released immediately after
she reached the city by the authorities,
but charges We're preferred against
cartain Theodore 'Heilbon, Captain OF
N; >e, va NO s., and hearing vas had on
steam vessel inspection
HAD A PERMIT.
IieuteraI=t i. V. Gillis of the torpe-
do beat Porter. who gave the YAM bose
permission % go astern of the commit
tee toat. testified that he gave the par-
mission and subsequently 50 advised
Commander Fremont, ami that in his
Judgment nothing. therefore could ne
don. against the Vamoose. Command
er Fremont was present as witness
against Captain Heilbon.
Inspectors Petre and Barrett care
fully considered the case after he
hearing and have notified Captain He'll
pom mat On the evidence they have
dismissed the case.
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I,FF.Is4ET OPERATIONS

MANILA. N"v. l5.-i' T.. M.--C;cnc-
ral Hughes. with parts Of the Nine
G"enth AMI Twenty sixth regiments
7n@v"d fr@,n iinilo Thursday. EoveT-
i'Nt' 9. 10 otton, six miles west fo,. lie
p&:roSc o. capturing Santa Barbara
me rebel stronghold ten miles north Of
llaiin. Heavy rains preceded the
movement, and the roads We're in
places, ip1pnssabic. The Same nigat
c"ioncl Carpenter. With the Eighteenth
regiment and Battery G, of the Sixth
artillery, moved westerly from Jaro To
connect with General Hughes. Colonel
Carpenter vas forced to return 70 Jaro
on account Of the roads, and the entire
i:sovemcnt was hampered by lack of
proper transportation. Company G, Of
nc TWenty-siXth regiment had the
only fighting. When three miles out Of
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WASHINGTON. November 15-'rhe
President is making efforts to secure
t;'nc protection Of the spanish prisoners
With the Insurgents in the PHILIPPINES.
y cable message has been sent 10
General Otis ana BY him Forwarded 10
Genera! Macarthur With Instructions
70 get il TO Agu!naidp, if possible. -
latInS 70 CHS subject. The President
requests the kindly and humane treat
mSnt Of the Spanish prisoners and the.
message also contains an intimation
s.7it any Of the insurgents responsible
sor the i'll treatment of such prisoners
VIII be held TO strict account when they
arg aiken BY the United states forces
operating in the iSlnaGS.
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ui.Oon ON THE MODS.
Some G ."d T,.lltsci w"u"d. d IN boot
IN: .ATcay Ov. r F.c't". nj u fer. noes.

Some G ."d f',.llttCt -na T"u"d. Il in boot
IN: Afr.ay or. r F.c'i". nj u tT-r. nc.-.
(By Telegrarh)
C;GIaTNI:IA. s. G.. NOV. l5-AS Il re-
suit Of the recent factional diifercncos
in the state board OF liquor control.
there was last night Il bloody shooting
affral,. ut Sellers. Il railroad station in
Marion county. near the home of j.
Dudley H;tZlcdcn. "N-c1ai;nan and now
II member of tn" state board. There
was 4 general fusiiade. pistols. 4 Min
chester and 4 shot gun being b-ougt
into play. rs Il result Pen sellers is
perhaps nnrtnllN wounded in the alb
1om"E and his father. John sellers, is
seriously hurt With Il Winchester bail
in his shoulder.
liazeldan has a ball in his leg his
brother, Luther II. Hazelden, late ad-
iEtant South Carolina volunteers. is
slightly wounded in the side ana their
hlpthcrin-law. Dr. II. \. Edwards.
formerly state inspector Of dispcns;lr-
les is spriElllcd With i,i,d shot. j. .lu-
hrry Evans. 4 former Wholesale liquor
salesman ana cousin If EIaZiedcn. MRS
Unh,rt.
CAUSE o TTHF, TROUBLE,
Yesterday morning Hazelden taxed
Ben Sellers With being tho author IF q
letter charging Hazelden with official
and personal improperly in receiving
whisi<ey in quantity from wholesale
houses and in using it in a questionable
manner. This letter had been publish
Cd i'll connection With other bitter ar
tcles in the recent dspensary wrangle.
There We're hot words but no fight yes
tGrtlslN. $780,. l,-.-.4.4s i!
Last night Hazclden and his three
friends were driving through Sellers
station when they met Sen Sellers. In
formation is mca"re and it is not
known who prccipitatcd the difficulty.
Zen Sellers was shot AMI his father
ran to his rescue The other three. par
tIILS t--it I,
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sAT1psAL .SGE ~ 81 ,s1oS.
Tventy-six States K-rr-s-nt. Il at tho SD
Annual Meeting.

SPRINGFIELD. O.. November Ia
tn" Thirty third Annual Session Of the
tN2toral Grange convened to-day in
this city With Master Aaron Jones, Of
South Bend Indiana, in the ,:hair.
lWsntN-SiX states are represented and
In" delegates. with those rGll.Ii,:ii;g
from the state Grange Meeting. and
other visitors, places che total ,tttc.lI-
arGe at $500.
The Committee on Order Of Business.
nav announced thcre vii! be three Sts-
Sions sally. :norninf. afternoon ana
evening.
The even. o. the afternoon session
was th" address Of .hr master, Aa,nn
Jones. together with the reports Of .!ls
committees, occupied the time.
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OTIS sUFPRES-E> TtiH NEWS
War Correspondents NOT Allowed Even to
K-pnrt Mans ~ O1nc-,s KILLED.

NEW YORK. November 15.-The liz
patches from Manila yesterday referred
y Major Marsh as commanding me
iStTt battalion Of the Thirty third .egi-
Asnt, commanded by Colonel I-ut lcr L.
Hare in the sharp engagement Wit. the
Insurgents near san Fabian Saturday.
Si.1e officer is Major F.yton G. No.sn
tr:Eeriy captain Of thu iAstor barry
ana laser on General Mar.Arthu1's STAFF
Owing to the character Of TN. cen
n>ship at Manila. General Otis got
ra;7aitling the sending Of the EaEas [
tne killed and wounded. a full account
Of the engagement near san IL, Dian
waS aahlcl. but ne correspondents
Ncr" not permitted to send the name 0s
,joi' ,Joh! 4. Logan Killed in ;c;inn
~. thcs. II the other killed or wound
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FATAL ssisec!S on THE n. s W.
Hwo Hrak' and Tramp Kf,lro: STA
ton = gent sadly limit.
NHy Heie Gra11h.)

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. 15,-Jn a
freight wreck on the Norfolk and Yves
tern IiallMid. near Rivcrton, this af-
lc'nQnn, i'fakemcn DAILY and Metz ST
i';:&eTsloNn Nd. and en- unknown
negro Iramn. We're killed. and NilDert
Carey. station agent at l;irc!ton, was
seriously injured.
TIC engineer and ti"cinan summed
am! saved themselves. Spreading, rails
caused The accident Many ears ".rt.
demolished.
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MUSzCIr'AL LEAGUE MEETS.
SaFion"l - dy seetns Its W. k with 200
s-I-cnt+a S..at.3.

10Y 7 e-tS FaIV.J
L Vi III - OHIO .N.AN.af1,tl1af, l.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. November -
! ne fif,ih annual meeting, Of the Nation
81 Municipal League and the seventh
rational conference for good city sav-
e:nmen!. c22ned in this city to-day
Over 2G0 delegates are present lie
gathering being a most rcpresen a 5ive
one. being composed as it is o. city
officials and municipal authorities
from all Oyer the country
II is called to,' the purpose of t:is-
Gus sing questions of Importance to rlu-
inequalities. The dominant feature Of
TIE discussion viii De the ''Municinal
Program" the report on which. .,1w-
ever. will not lie formally presentsd
urtl Friday afternoon
flihc report Of the se.rc;a1.y Clinton
fosers Woodruff, Of Philadelphia. CINE
first.
The report Of the treasurer. George
'sui'han'. Jr. Of Philadelphia, showed
receipts for the year OF $2.4.l.
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HARD TO GEr = JuEY.
or Fnrty-six Talesn.n Examined Not q. 9
Was Cnmpae. Serve.

(bE 1eleGraph)
NEW YORK. Nov. 15.--Thc trial of
Roland Il. Molineux, charged with the
death OF Mrs. Katharine j. Adams, was
continued before Recorder Gof in the
Court Of General Sessions TO-DAY. IIt-
forts We're directed toward securing a
'urE. bur Notwithstanding the fact tia
lGrtN-S!N taleSGen We're examined, not
one JurNlHan was chosen.
Barlow S. Weeks. cGunse! for the de-
Tense. or one OF his assistants closely
questioned each Of the talcsmcn, ask
ing for definitions Of terms and propo-
sltions hearing upon hypothetical CUES
tons until Recorder Golf severely CON
ie-nHcd the practice. or any aute!npt
whatever 10 confuse citizens summoned
for parry duty
FIRST CHALLENGE.
The defense used its first prempto1y
challenge late in the afternoon. after
Louis Jacobs had apparently passed 4
searching examination. The defense
used second pra:nptory challenge. re-
tlslnEs 70 accept as a juror Richard L.
Ireii1,rth. Il former steward Of the New
York Club. after the state had am
nouEc"d its Willingness to have him ST,
IN the jury box.
3f those Who failed to qualify seven
objected 10 the death penalty about
the same number declared thci: unWi!-
linSacss % convict on circunstantt!
evidence half a score Mere unable TO
dctin" The meaning Of terms submit
ted By IN" couIselS: five had an insult
icent knowledge Of the English lam
GuaSa and others. except those pi.ennr-
tcIily challenged, We're excused on the
Na:,!onS grounds OF general consent i'll
healtn aIid old age.
,Thc case Will De continued tomorrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
'ieneraI Assembly is in Session
MASTER 0RKNAN'S REPORT
MT. Parsons Urges Increase In Member.
ship and Hints at Participation In
Coming Presidential Campo gn.
Powi.rly Affair.
RE Teie-raph.O

49, ~ y. NOV. l3.-lh he session Of the
General Assembly Of the Knights Of
Lstao:, began today with General Mas
ter Workman Parsons. CT New York,
r. IN" chair. After the appointment
OF committees the Comnittec on Gre
cen1!ats repcrtel! that 20 delegates were
present out Of Il possible lO5. and that
several others from Canada and the
f3ti' west were expected today ara 70 :
n13.EC"E.
MASTER WORKMAN REPORTS.
Gehcral Master Workman John y.
Parse:&. OF New York in his report
said IN ia!t:
Since The session in Chicago. ! have
aHd occasion 70 visit a nl:nlber Of 10
Gals, including those Of Chicago ana
Cleveland. and | fol fatty convinced
taai W" ere sGTely in recci Of Il cn lps.-
sen1 CORPS cf organizers. During the
corning Year, IN" country Will BE again
eSc!le's over the issues th;it VIII arise
~ IN" contest that Viii b" wuged fol.
he control of affairs cf this country
fer thc succeeding for years think
therefore. il h"l!nDEcs US AT this meet
IT'S :" t;tk" UP som" nf these Issues in
order tft.t our representative men may
Ee given til" benefit OF the Judgment OF
all.
TOUCHING; TRUSTS.
Perlapss the most important Of these
issu%s Will be the trusts. The conccn-
iraton Of wealth as employed! in tho
industries Of our ccun;,E has nlnd,
many strikes during the past few years
ard has resulted u the WORKING mems;
uesflnl"nt wherever such combinations
2;tNe heeil et@tleh. II remains for us
70 uphold the StaEd taken by the foun-
deTs OF our order. who saw the APP
preach OF the condition that is fast
coming on. Low TO meet it is a ques-
ton that should be given Your careful
consideration as the Knights IF La
5ar. above all other considerations.
Will Pc expected to speak on this inn
portant question.
ne war lust closed With Spain has
~ -15Ac'uS new possessions and lpra C.
lc.ai!y a new people. How To deal
ITO them justly and wisely and WITH
. luture regard for our economic con
i!iilnnS is . question also upon which
re e, >nlShts o; l1ab Dor should be heard"
ne report OF Secretary Treasurer
E;!N"s Was thcn submitted.
lJEh fNSt- tll ND SUGGESTED.
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NEWPORT NEWS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16 1se

stampeding every horse and mule. but
not touching a man. The Beers num-
Der four hundred.
1t appears the Bocrs surrounded
Rych Store. where 4 small party stub
borHly resisted. ultimately retiring to
the bush and gaining Fort Tul.
An Officer and five troopers are mis-
sing from Spreckley's force. which has
bee ncut some days accommodating the
enemys force. and which had several
skirmishes on returning to Fort Tuli.'
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Fc.nch onl,+rs n.ur,r d i, cam. q,

FARES. NoE. 1o.--Adnilal Courrc-
jnles cables from Kwang- Chow Wang
that two If his officers who at Montso
impruGently crossed the river Mere
murdered By Chinese. Tn" French iG-
miFai then seized the perfect Of tile
province Of liainan and his sunhoat.
The French minister at Pehin has
been instructed to demand FROM the
Ts"n$ l.: Yamcn The punishment Of
The murte;cls and thc responsible au-
tnpiitlrS
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MFR. H"bArt cons,nn-. tnInprove.
{ Ey#l telegraph.

PATTERSON. y. j.. Nov. l5.-Nicc
President Hobart passed a comforta b I.
day and tonight is resting easily. Nc
has eaten solid foods for some days
nIW.
tie was very much sricved To learn
o! The death Of 'iajor Logan in hagtlc
J hey were personal friends ana at
Washington the major W".s ut many of
tn" social functions given by the Ho-
Earts.
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TnoCPSHIP ARRIVES

LCNDDN. NoV. !5.-It was OFFICIALLY
announcer This afternoon that the Brit
ish troopsh;p Cioorkha With the First
Brigade staff. the Third battalion Of
GrrnanNicrs ana 4 detachment Of the
RrEa! Engineers ana the transport Ma
Mia. With the second DevnnShircs and
the Transport NomaGiic with III" Re
mounts. have arrived at Cape Town.
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pessHiS Arrived.

Schooner Hester \. Waters, I3alti-
nnre Schncns; Three Friends. rhile-
drlrh.a: Steamer Farnham (lsr.) Pet
ers'rn, New Orleans; Steamer New
York. CErD Roberts, New York
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J.ats'-x Atd E,nt. ,aiuIO.pe.

The Ladies Aid Society Of Chestnut
Avenue Methodist church are giving a
novel entertainment at iMeSSicks HAL
Ut began last night and viii contius. to-
light and Tomorrow light.
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4-,p-rA1>- ~ al.1,r- nr,D

WASHINGTON. November. l.-A Md
t1afl from Manila announces ~,
n Of GlTtlin !IagnuS O. iinr"...
I UEish Infantry, who died Of 7v.;@gi-
.>-y in The b sspital. 'r Was Appointed
70 West Point fre.n Newman "a.
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EnlSnder for This Dny,

sun rises ......,.s... s. &,
san sets .......... la5.
High Water.... 7.55 a. NJ. SO r. NJ
LOW water .......l.3l 4. NJ, 22i p. NJ.
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Reported That British Have Sur
rendered the Town.
MAFEKlNG is Skilled DAILY
Brit"ns Make II Disabling Hsyon.t Charge
Upon Their Besiegnrs, Killing
Many of The Enemy. General
Cronje a Humane Fighter.
EN Telcgranh.)

LONDON. Nov l5-A Paris pancl,
today sieclully announces The fan and
capture Of l-i,dEs!nilh, but reports from
this source no longer cause n ripple Of
excitement. Nevertheless. there wil
DE considerable anxiety here until the
'Nn! office or some Independent version
al the latest developments at Lady
smith is known
private message from alafeiling re
ports that Ill was We'll there Montlay.
Sovtmh"r rho details of the fight
ln= al Matching received by way o.
Iape Town and M":al;ipye rolat" t.
the engagement Of October %, already
reported. The story, however. is pleas
AMI rcaain" 10 the British and it
shows the garrison was cheerful, we'll
proE:sinnru ana confident.
ECME.AI;DME:N'r OF AIAFEKINc;.
CApi.. TOWN. Friday. Nov. lo-.N
dispatch Received here from i':ctoii;i.
under date If Thursday. November .
SAYS tn" reports received ,l"l'e trnra
started It dayhr,a!, liza, some d; In.
Hner forces We're Within 800 yards 81
the British when tho cannoIlaG;Ila,
ceased and rifle fire commenced
m undated dispatch from Mafel<in=
lr."cived BY rnnHer via Aia=al;.!.,
"Wednesday. November $. says:
To-day NH is Gtl"' VI" have been
lnMha,sicd pretty heavily an weak.
Friday night Captain i'iizrlatsncc ana
Lieut.. SHinburil. With y squadron of
liptcclbH3ir regiment. made Il nl:2li-
ilt.nt hAEcnet charge ul,on Tie Beers
'n;;@Mchnent. 'iriv:n=. the:n from Their,
positions and bayanu;tin2; numbers of
IN" h"erS Who must have lost Very
heavily.
SIN MEN KILLED.
The party could not hold 1bo
trenches and lost six mer killed. MS
prisoners and nine wounded in tl,air
retirement We expet., a syt;}r-,, ~;
tack tomorrow. The bo.nhnrf,nen1 u
been most inoffcct,al E,cr,- 81, ~.
mains under shell proof cover. 50 Ioi.
ths shells have only wounded unc .;l;n
The cne.n: are using one Hi-r,iiti.!
HeWtzer ana seven o,h.. gl1.t:. ss3,1l
, II lipoundcrs. The town is most
cheerful and determined to RESTS, at
tack TO the utmost The Beers are n
tr"nchcd on every side in great NUM-
DerS s.l:d are pushing gradually closer
10 the town fortiic;,tions We are Wen
off for provisions and watcr. though
Very Tired. d0G Eing shells ana lighting
quite on civilized lines General Clnni.
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(RU Tala~rnn1, \

N
WASHINGTON, NOV. 15.-Forecast
for Nirsini:L-Fair Thursday and Fri
day; variable winds.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-01
Winter Boots and Shoes.

Heavy kip sole boot, 6 to 10. $l.5o
A better kip sole boot warranted, 6 to TO-. zoo
The best full stock side lined boot made for
the money. 1850. .....s ......~ /. 1.oV
The same in boys, both fully guaranteed, size
3 to 5 z.OU
Rows lin boots solid leather. size 8 to ST.. 1.35
Boys kip boots, solid leather, size 13 to o.. l.l5
Rows hin boots, solid leather. size toto ~. 100
Boys kip boots, solid leather, red top, 8 to 10 LOO
We pay Tic per pair more for Cherokee calf
boots this year than ever before, but had to
have them. The retail price is the same. 3.oo
The best 81 so shoe on earth, lace and con-
gress, all toes and shape its a corker, at. l.5o
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-01
Oyercoats for Men and Boys.

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1866 is a full length riding coat unlined, but
extra heavy weight, size 50 to A. You never
saw it for less than $500, for six days 80 I'm
only V-'0O
1908 is a brown Cassimer, full length storm
price WOsOO
We challenge the Territory for a duplicate Of
our $12 Freeze coat, in black and brown, size 30
to "A. They wear like leather, sale 60 mn
We have a few short lengths in Beavers and
Kerseys that we are willing to sell at a little less
than cost. They come in black, brown and gray,
ana worth from $3.50 to SIS. We bunch them in
two lots =, and give you $3.50
The best line Of 50. so and SO pants on 60
the market, take your choice for ...... VZ
We give in this sale a very heavy G m
weight Cassimer pant, that sells at 50 for " i'OO
The best Jeans pant on earth & M