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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-03
AMERICANS WERE CAPTURED
TWO OFFICERS ARE CAPTURED.


Manila, june "details regarding the
capture by Filipinos Of two officers Of the
hospital ship Relief have just been OBJ
tained.
The Relief lies In the harboF In front o!
this city. Third Officer Fred Heppy and
Assistant Engineer Chas. Blanford rugged
a sail on one Of tbs ships boats and went
sailing along the shore on the south, op-
pOSite the inaITgent lines. The boat be-
came becalmed near the shore and some
native canoes with FiliinOs on board put
out and captured the two men, who were
unarmed, and also took possession Of the
boat.
The Monadnock quickly sent q boat
with landing party under cover Of her
guns and shelled the shore brisliy. The
natives however, rushed the prisoners into
the woods before the Monadnock's boat
reached land. Persons on board several
other ships saw the affair through glasses,
but were unable TO prevent the capture Of
Heppy and Blanford.
Friendly natives arriving from the coan.
Try around San Isidro and San Miguel re-
port that reign Of terror has prevailed
since the American troops were Withdrawn
from those parts Of the island. The in.
suIgents who return are dealing vengeance
upon those Of their co0ntrymen who have
shown any friendship towards the Amer
cans during the lAtter's occupation at the
territory.
The friendlies declare unOHending people
4 49, asssssv ...Ksr.l..sA Ill "A 49, -.
houses are being burned and their proper
~ eonGscated. Plenty Of sympathisers
with the insurrection remained during the
Americans stay and they have been 10
porting these instances Of fTiendliness To-
wards our troops.
The refugees add that the inhabitants
were badly oppressed by native soldiers
before American occupation, but that their
condition is worse nov. Doubtleas there
is much truth in the reports, though stories
from Flipno sources are always Enagni-
asd-
News Of GIImere.
Escaped Spanish prisoners report seeing
Gilmore and some sailors well Gilmore Is
allowed horse.
fiEhdng On MiaaaaS.
A special dispatch from IAbuan an
no1acea that severe aghting h reported
between Americans and HlipinOs on The
island u Mindanao. The principal city on
tho island, zamboaRgA, has been bon-
banded and burned.
The same dispatch reports trouble in
Sulu. The Americans have blockadcd tho
port. A British steamer was denind adj
mission and Was escorted HeAwaId by the
united States ganboat CAstine.
4 Colosy of sslaier..
Satisfactory results have attended The
movement an,oag members 81 the vOlun.
ter regiments in Manila for the cstab
liShmcnt u large American colony in the
Philippines. Four thousand Of The volun-
,ecrs now in the island are reported to
have signed a petition 10 the president
and SECRETARY Of uaT praying they receive
their discharges in Manila instead Of al
the places Of their enliatment. and that
they be allowed travel pay TO the points
of enlistment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-03

Twenty-eight varieties of the lemon
grow In Italy; In France. II.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-03

Kind words never dis-except when
killed by ingratitude.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-03

Escaped SPAnish prisoners report seeing
Gilmore and sasne sailors well. Gilmore Is
allowed q horse.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-02
DOOley Reviews
A War Book

ryspondints, an kaleidoscope men who
claim tn distinction. They ARE an
trG7e II IN an IL they wish to wear me
ll,:cls ley may. I have so nanny,
anyhow, that 1t keeps me broke havin'
thin blocked an irned. But l will say
for tn binift Nv Posterity that | was
tn on'y man I see An had a tilis-
COPE
II have thried, Hinnissy," Mr.. Dooley
continued, Ito give ye fair idee iv tn
contints iv this remarkable book, but
what I've told ye is on'y what Hogan
calls an outline Nv tn principal pints.
yell have to r-read tn book ye'ersilf
to get thrue conception. I haven't
! time f'r to tell ye tn worruk Tiddy did
in ar-rmin' an eQuippin' hisilf, how he
fed himsilf how he steadied himsilf in
battle, an encouraged himsilf with
few well-chosen wurruds whin tn sky
was darkest. Yell have to take a
squint in to III book ye'ersilf to larn
thin things"
Il won't do It," said Mr.. Hennessy.
Il think Teddy Rosenfeit is all fright
an If he want to blow his hor-rn, lave
him 40 it."
"Thrue f'r ye." said Mr.. Dooley. IAN
Il his valiant deeds didn't get into this
book 'twud be long time before they
appeared in Skaters histhry iv tn
war. No man that bears gredge
again himsilf'll liver be Governor iv a
State. An IL Tiddy done It all he ought
to say so an relieve tn suspinse. But
was him I'd call tn book Alone in
| Cuba. by +. p. Dunno.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-02
RUSSIA IN The PACIFIC

San Francisco, Nov. ,o.-"There are
now three transpaclfic steamer lines" said
Demitril V. Evanosk, one of the Cars
Siberian Commissioners, now at the Pa.
lace Hotel, who is homeward bound.
I'm two years." he continued, "there
VIII be fourth, a Russian steamer line
greater than any of them. II means great
business for Ameriea-it really means
.hree lines, for there are three Russian
o'itS, the terminals Of the trans Siberian
railway, which are to be connected by
steamship with the Pacific Coast. Port
Arthur is the most southerly. Vladivo-
stock Is the middle one of the three, and
NikoIalfsk the most northerly, about
twenty i've miles from the mouth of the
Amoor River. II must be understood that
all thee ports are to be connected by rail,
also that the trans Siberian Railway will
be finished in two years, thus placing St.
Petersburg in direct connection with the
thee ports named and making one of the
shortest trips around the world by one of
the small circles of the northern bemis-
phere.
The RAILROAD has been completed from
lfkutsk to Serensk and beyond there in
two directions toward Pecrovka and the
moor River and across Manchuria to Via
livestock. On this latter line one rail-
road IS 10 branch northward 70 Nll<oaifsl<
and the other southwark to Port Arthur.
The junction point Of these three lines-the
main and its two brane hes-is Sungari or
Chorbin. The former is the Chinese and
the latter the new Russian name for the
junction town. The northward running
branch will not run directly TO Nikolaifsk,
but to Chabaronsls, on the Amoor River,
and thence along that river to the port of
Nikolaifslt.
i have been for FIVE years in the Amoo
River country; II is very rich in gold
paeers and benches and It's tributaries are
full of free gold. In time it will be a
great country for mining men. Scarcely
an acre OF il for thousands of miles Is fl,
for agricultural uses-al the wealth Is In
and near the rivers, which conceal the
gold and traverse the gold country, ans
are so full of fish that at times the shallow
waters will not contain the shoals o.
salmon.
Il can say but little OF the steamship
line. except the fact that ii will be estab
lIshed rs soon as the railroad Is finished
There will also be lines from Port Arthur
to Nagasakl and Shanghai, and from Via
livestock TO Naglsaki, Hakodate and To
lio. The main line will be to the Pacl6,
Coast, to San Francisco, and possibly ais,
to Seattle and Portland though It Is still
too early TO state the facts definitely. 4
commission from St. Petersburg has thi
subject under Investigation"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-02

There has rec.ntly3been dis
covered a process of printing
binary photos in gold and
silver by which the most beau
tiful effects are produced. Mr..
w, Y. ltoW while in Japan,
expended considerable time
and money in learning the
process, with the result that he
is now able 10 give to the peo-
pie Of the Islands the benefit of
his study. Samples on view
at King Bros. Art Store, no
Hotel street,
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10
Democratic Committee.

Chairman Murray Nandivcr. of the
Democratic State Central Committee.
has issued cali for the meeting of the
committee at the Carrulton. Baltimore,
AT noon June lIth
The committee will select the dates for
holding the State convention, the prima
rieS in Baltimore city and in the coun
ties, the county conventions and the
Legislative district and city conventions
in Baltimore city.
The State committee leaves the ar.
rangcments for primaries and local con
vcntionS largely 10 the representatives
on the committee from the various conn
ticS and from Baltimore city and merely
ratitics as body the selection of dates
made 10y those representatives. The en-
tire committee. however, considers the
question of the date and place for the
holding of the State convention. Ii is
probable that this convention Will be
held this year in Baltimore i'll the latter
part of July. Ii is desirous of starting
out thus early in order to get the candi-
dates in the field before the registration
begins in September. i'll order to create
AN interest in the contest and thereby
insure the registration of the party vote
The State convention will nominate can
didatos for Governor, Comptroller and
Attorney General
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10

John II. Altgeld not only
confirms the report that he
intends to resign from the Ways
and Means Committee of the
Democratic National Commit
tee, but announced Monday
that Senator James X. Jones is
also thinking of sevcring his
connection with the committee.
Mr.. Altgeld said: Neither
Senator Jones nor myself has
any desire Ia throw down the
work of the National Commit
tee. We feel. however. that il
is time for some other members
of the National Cammittee Ia
pull off their coats. have no
doubt men will be found and
that the work will go on just
as smoothly as ever"
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10
COLLINS x JONES. Solicitors
Order \iSi.

Rublry - Jones assignee of mortgag,
from James NJ Dprman aud wife Ia
tho Snow Hill Building and Loan As
snriation of Snow Hill. Md, cxpartc
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County In Equity M 1888. May
Term iN.9, 10 wii June 1899.
ORDERED that the sale made and
reported bv Roblcv - Jones. assignee
for the sale uf the real estate in said
mortgage described bc ratified and con
iirmed. unless cause Ia the contrary
thereof be- shown or or before the 3rcl
day uf July, next, provided "A copy of
this order hv inserted IN some newspaper
printed H Worcester County once IN
each Of three successive weeks before
the 18th day of June IN the year cigh-
teen hundred and ninety mine.
Tho report states the amount of sale
to bc Sil,i.tD
FRANCIS Henry PURNEIl.. Clerk
True Copy. Test:
FRANCIS HrNRY PuRNELL. Clerk.
lunc 20. 81
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10
TUESDAY,
JUNE 27th, 1899


all the right. title, interest and estate ni
all the parties To the above entitled
cause in and Ia all that lot of land with
the improvements thereon erected sit
uatc on the South side of the county
road leading from Ironshirc tn Ocean
City. in the Third Election District ui
said County called Bowen s Discovery
and containing three acres of land more
or less, of which the said Mary J. Ian,
died. seized and possessed, and which
was conveyed To the said Mary j Lane
bv Egbcrt L. Smack by deed dated Jun,
23d, 1879. and recorded among the land
records of Worcester County aforesaid
in Libcr w +. T. No /. folio jOS.
TERMS Fifty dollars in cash rrauir
ed on day of sale. the balance of th,
purchase money To be- paid in one vcii
from the day of sale Ia hc secured by
the bond of purchaser with surety To be
approved by Trustee, or all cash at op
tiou IF purchaser
And the creditors of the said Mary !
Lane are directed to file their claim,
with the vouchers thereof in the ofiic,
the Clerk uf Circuit Court for said Coun.
" within four months from the date of
said sale
WILLIAM f. JOHNSON.
Trustee
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10
SATUR RDAY,
JUNE oath, 1899

at the hour of / o'clock p. m,
all that desirable cottage ON Atlantic
Avenue AT Ocean City aforesaid, known
aS the Wilson Cottage" and which was
occupied by a certain William 5 Wilson
in his lifetime, and being the same
which was conveyed to the said William
:. Wilson by J. UpShur Dennis Trustee,
10y deed dated the sixth day of January
1898 and recorded among the land re-
cords of said county in Lihcr +, II. r.
No ,. folio 353, being lot No. II on the
plot of Ocean City. This cottage is
located within one block of the Atlantic
Hotel. and is rcgardcda aS one of the most
desirable cottages on the beach Pos
session given Immediately. Trustees
will pay all taxes due to January list.
1899
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10

PRIME ISSUE CANT BE FoREToLD.
do YOU think the Admins
tration's imperialistic policy
will he a dominant issue in the
coming campaign -
Yes. To greater or lesser
extent. At this moment no one
can forctcll with accuracy the
prime issue i'm the next cam
paign, because of the general
prosperity Il prosperity in
ilated by the war. When men
are busy at their daily labors
they do not stop To give serious
thought to the great public
questions of the day So long
as they are measurably happy
and content they do not pen
citrate far into the future. They
are glad To let well enough
alone. and because they are
temporarily prosperous and
happy are willing to pass over
lightly the political questions
of the hour.
so il is, say. the public ear
is not tuned to the momentous
questions growing out of the
Spanish war \ public speaker
who has for tins topic bitter
dcnunciation of the Admins
tration : policy in the Far East
IS given but scant attention.
The people have no time To
listen To the arguments pro and
con on Imperialism. but are
quite satisfied To pursue the
even tenor of their way. per
hitting the tide of events to
sweep along. hoping that the
present condition of affairs will
last forever and anon.
But there is Il time for
everything. When this ficklc
and uncertain prosperity has
passed away. when business
conditions again settle down to
their normal state, as they most
certainly will do very soon.
when the prosperity bubble has
been prickcd. then the Amcri-
can people will begin to look
up and give serious thought to
the grave questions of to-day
"lmpcrialism and militariSm
are ISSUES of such magnitude
that il is difficult for the aver
age mind To comprehend them
thoroughly. 1t may be several
months. it may be several
years. before the American
people awaken To Il realization
of the burdens which have
been loaded upon them. But
the time will come, as certain
as fate. when the men who are
now being idolized as the ere
atoro of prosperity will be
caught in the full sweep of an
angry public wrath.
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10
August Flower.

1t Is a surprising fact. says Prof.
lIuutun. that in my travels in all parts
of the world. for the last ten years,
have met more people having used
Green's August Flower than any other
remedy. for dyspepsia, dcrangcd liver
and stomach. and for constipation.
find for tourists and statesmen. or for
persons filling office position, where
headaches and general bad feeling from
irregular habits exist. that Green's Au-
gust Flower Is grand remedy II does
not injurc the system by frequent use,
and Is excellent for sour stomach and
indigestion. Sample bottles free at =.
ID. Cottingham \ Co, Snow Hill. or
Dr : X Marshall. Berlin. Md.
Sold 10y all dealers in civilized countries.
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10


Philsdelphia, Mond-y, June S, 1890.
Thirty-iive thousand yarIs Of bright.
!ew. pretty
Summer Silks oome al niue
a Third Under ,,',a aoo,. ,'a.i 's 'aS'
Value Tba, ;s the
silk story. We bought the silks from
two Republics-America and Swift
crland. Merchants will clclvly un-
derstand why you throng here for
them, for silk markets are firm, "
they say in the tade-which
means that sellers CT, independent
and silks under valu, are scarce, ex-
cept here.
Paris says: This is a Six Sum-
mer. Even at the dc, silks are
to be the favored fahric." And it
'sn't blindness to 10 " such SEN
sblc advice. even though the intan-
gible Dame Fashion gives it.
Silks regularly wort SOC to Sl.S0
a yard at prices running from
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10

EVERY one who knew Mr..
Frank Thomson, President of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, is
very sorry that his end came so
soon. He was "A bright. genial
study man, who made his way
from the lowest position in the
Pennsylvania Railroad To the
very highest. He was IA self
made man. He could build an
engine and run il engineer a
railroad and direct all of its
affairs successfully. He was
very popular with the officials
and employees of his road and
he will be greatly missed by
all. His death occurred at his
home near Philadelphia Mon
day evening.
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10
COLLINS x JONES. Solicitors
Order NiSi.
.Joscpl,C. Holloway

George w Fassctt and wife and others.
In tho Circuit Court for Worcester Coun-
" In Equity. No l,3s May Term
1882. TO wit June I'd, 1925
ORDERED that the sales made and
reported by Joseph G. Holloway. Trus-
tee for the sale Of the real estate in the
above cause described. be ratified and
confirmed. unless cause Ia the contrary
thereof h shown on or before the I'd
day ot July next. provided copy of
this order he inserted IN some ncwSpa.
per printed in each of the Counties ot
Worcester and Wicomico once in each
of three successive weeks before the
10Th day of June IN the year eighteen
hundred and ninety nine
The report states the amount of sales
to hc seven Thousand six hundred aud
twenty y-Scven dollars and seventy six
cents
FGANCI~ HENRY PCRNEIL. Clerk,
True Copy, Test
FEANcI> HENRY PuRNEL.. Clerk.
june ~. 3t
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10

KENT COUNTY has nominated
an excellent Democratic ticket
with Hon. Harrison w. Nickers
for Senator. We understand
there is ever prospect of this
ticket being elected. All Dem
ocrats and good citizens pull
together.
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10

1T seems the Hon. Sid Mudd
got left on his candidate foI
Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives. He was for Shcr-
man of New York. Nearly
every other Republican includ
ing Sherman himself has de-.
clared for Henderson of Iowa.
Mudd is getting tangled in his
prognostications these warm
days of %.
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10
TERMS OF SALE.

Twenty per cent. of the purchase
money will be required in cash on the
day of sale. and the remainder thereof
tn bc paid i'll two equal annual install
mentS from the day of sale, and to b,
secured by the bonds of the purchaser
with Surctics satisfactory To the Trus-
tees, bearing interest from the day OF
sale. or all cash at the option of the pur.
chaser. OLIVER d. COLLINS.
+. X WILSON,
june 3-tS. Trustees
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10

"a Shoremen will be
gratifis3 To learn that the name
of Hon. John Walter Smith
appears to he the strongest
mentioned in connection with
the Gubernational nomination
The whole Eastern Shore is
solid for him and throughout
the State expressions i'm his
favor are highly ilattering to
our distinguished Congress-
man.-Somerset Hcnah.
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10

Joseph II. johnson. who has for
several years been chairman Of the
Dorchester Democratic Committee an.
nounces his purpose to resign the posi-
tion at the meeting of the State Central
Committee ON account of business de-
mands
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10
PURNELL & JOHNSON. Solicitors.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!

By VIRTUE of decree of the Cir
cult Court for Worcester County sitting
in Equity passed on the 2Gth day of
May, 1899. i'll the case of John T. Ham
mond ". Daniel \. Massey administra-
tor Of Mary Lane. deceased. and the
unknown heirs of said Mary Lane. de
ceased. the undersigned as Trustee
named in said decree will sell at public
sale AT the Court House door in the
town of Snow Hill. in said county. on
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10
6c TO Soc a yard
Description hints follow

Description hints follow
AT 36c yard-Fancy striped and checked
and plaided TatfeiaS Pinks, blues,
lavenders. green's and beifes, with hail
lined in gray and back For dresses.
At 4oc a yard Striped, plaided and
checked Taffetas black white, col
ors-and-white, ombre stripes, summer
tints.
At Soc yard-Braided stripe Taffetas,
white braid parted by embroidered fig
ures. Blue and-whiie, lavender, cerise
and navy each with white.
Glace Taffetas with PLAIN stripes Dor.
dered white: shot with color. Fol
dresses
At 66c yard Beautiful figured TAT.
fe,as with silk braiis forming stripes
plaid glace Tatfeias with rais.d bars OF
white forming plaid on color.
At 76c a yard - Striped Tattetas, Tho
white stripes have corded edge lik,
Coventry ribbon. Others have rolling
cords on double coloTs, dotted in white
with flowers between the stripes.
At Soc ysrd-R:cl woven colorei Taf
teias, with satin stripes in blending
colors. and silk srp-s eolor on colo
with rolling CORDS and hraids oi
white silk.
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10

Dr. J. NJ. Corkran. president. DIR. A..
+ Sudlcr, w. y. Reed. Jr.. school
commissioners. and l.. /. Beatty. secrc-
tary treasurer and examiner Of Queen
Anne county. Md. were in Elkton last
week inspecting the Cecil County High
School Building The commissioners
Of Queen Anne's propose erecting II
sI5.OO0 high school ~ Centrcvillc. and
are visiting number Of Eastern Shore
towns for the purpose of inspecting
school buildings.
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10

No. Mr.. Snow Till Messenger
we didn't know the New York
Sun was a Republican paper. r.
Denton Union. Well Brothers
ns,l know il now. so don't make
Name error again. We for
Aou.
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10
COLLINS & JONES and KERRlN &
WILSON. Solicitors.
Peremptory Sale
OF THE
WilSOnCOttagc
Ocean City, Md.

BY VIRTUE of a decree of the Cir
cult Court for Worcester County sitting
IN Equity. passed in a cause III said
Court wherein Peter j Bennett is
plaintiff and Louise Ewing Wilson.
At al. arr defendants, the same being
No. liii on the Chanccry docket of said
Court, the undersigned Trustees will
sell AT public auction III front of the
Atlantic Hotel i'll Ocean City. III Wor-
ccStcr County. Md. on
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10

EX Sheriff George W Denny. of near
Elkton. Wednesday found a land terra
pin on which was cut y - g.. 1862 :"
MIR. Denny states that the initials are
those Of j - Boyd. well known cattle
dealer Of Cecil county during the civil
war. The tcrrapin was again set at
liberty
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10
New York MaZet Com

Vow ! OK MaZet Com-
* a farce and the hear
-s4gs hefore il have revealed the
fact that it is being conducted
by the Republican machine
against the Democratic ma
chine.
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10

Too hot 10 talk politics much
this week. hut the people are
very much in earnest about
making Col Smith the next
Governor of Maryland.
Democratic messenger., 1899-06-10
Sl.5O each.
John Wanamaker.
Notice Creditors.

Notice is hereby given. that the sub
scribcr, has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Worcester County. Maryland.
letters tcstamentary ON the personal
estate of
SAMUEL :. JOHNSON.
late of Worcester County. deceased All
persons having claims against thcdcccas-
cd. are hereby warned Ia exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber. ON or before the eth day of
November. lS99 They may otherwise
by law, bc excluded from all benefits Of
the said estate. All persons indebted To
said estate are requested to make immc.
diatc payment. Given under my hand
this 23d day of May 1880
SAMUEL =. JOHNSON,
Executor
Test EDWARD l.. DAVIS.
may =, 1899 Register of Wills