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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-15
Isaersoa County Resident Dead.

Special Dl8patch to the InteIIlEencaF'
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. Nov H.
Mr.. John osbourne, an old resident OF
Jenerson county. died this morning at
his homo near Shenandoah Junction
aged eighty years The deceased is
survived by a widow, one brother, Al
len osbourne, four sons, A. L., John A.
a. D., and Frank, and one daughter
Mrs. Frank Bylngton, Of washington
ID @
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-15
For r.. psnsflt Of Creditors.

spseiai Dispatch to tho IntslIlG!nees
PARsoNs, W. Va, nov. l4,-Forthe
benefit Of their creditors, ]. N Robinson
& Company, Of Davis, made an assign
ment to-day. They gave in their as
sets at 3l5.OOO and their liabilities nt
$4,000. They were in the merchandise
business at Davis and Pnwpaw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-15
p.,io,ro Man Held for Court.
r.cl.I pIsno,eh % tho IntollIronoor.

Special DIlpNtch % tho IhIOIIIkVnuIE'
sTEuBENVnLE. o., Nov. a.
Henry Herber, Of Rellalre, was given a
hearing before United States commis'
sioner Richards to-day, on the charge
of sending obscene letters through the
mail, and held in default Of $500 bond
for the United States court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-15

Of the TfanEyanl GoyoFnfnenti has de-
manded that General White inimedl-
ately release Nathan llarsn 4 suppcs-
"a gpS. who Is confined q Ladylnlth,
the dispatch adding that President
Kruger threatens, & Marks 9 exeft-
ted, 70 rotaltsto ~ shooting six British
oHicefg IA the hands of the Boeys. Il
ih further asserted from Cape Town
that Marks entered Iadysnith after
the Investment o. that place, with tho
supposed object Of obtaillng ipfprma-
.tion for the Boersi and one version Of
the story g that the TranSvaal au-
thoTities have threatened 70 execute six
British omoara Il the supppsed SPY e
not released. % which General Butler is
said to have replied that the British
were entitled 70 retain the man until
he should render a satisfactory account
Of himself. Both ,gtoriesi Il is asserted.
bear the imprint Of inprobabllity as
there . no reason to think the Beers
would be guilty Of such a complete
change from their previoua correct at-
titude and manner q conducting the
hostllities. Nevertheless, the sensatior-
al afternoon newspapers Here are OIL
ready demanding that President Rru-
ger and all the members of'ttre execu-
tive council be ruthiegsly hanged as.the
only fitting reprisal, In the event Of
state Secretary Rslts's threat being
carried out. "
Delayed Transport. at
That General Whites relief Is con-
sldered matter Of pressing import
ance Is again evidenced by the aatis-
faction with which the oficials heard Of
the arrival Of the transport Armenian,
at Cape Town yesterday. couple -
days before her time. The non-arrival
of her precious freight OF field guns
and ammunition threatened serious de-
lay In General Methuen's ARRANGEMENTS
for the relief OF General White. It ls
true that the lrst division stiil lacks
cavalry. but In all probability the hrst
arrivals Of that arm at Cape Town will
be sent to Durham, irrespective OF
which division they were originally as
signed to. There Is no doubt that the
Commandment Of Ladysmith has I'M
creased In intensity during the last
few days and though all messages from
there speak OF the confidence Of the
defenders a load OF anxiety win be re-
moved from the country when unre-
strained communication with the be-
leaguered town Is rs-established.
The allegations Of Father Matthews
have made a painful Impression and
there Is a disposition to dlscredit them
as being merely the excited view Of q
noncombatant ignorant Of real mili-
tary requirements. Nevertheless, his
story has added Immensely. to the am
xlety Of those who had relatives at the
battle Of Nicholson's Mex. as they now
have the dread OF dlshonoring expo
sure.
Considerable feeling has been aroused
by the announcement that slf-eVV
Butler, former commander at the cape,
win not command the troops on the
occasion Of the queens visit to Bristol
tomorrow. Az General Butter COM
mands the western district. his alb
sencc from this ceremony is remark
able, and is attributed to fear Of a
hostile demonstration, owing to his un-
| ,,nV,,1ov a otttk,,da y,,tkS, Vaof0rOFiNA tohtha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-15
ahnrt az Rnw Mntorlnl.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, Nov. i,-Tho
Cambria Steel Company's plate mill has
closed down indefinitely, owing, II 10
said, to lack OF raw material
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov, lt.--Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey left this city to-day at 1855
p. m. on the congressional limited train
Of the Pennsylvania for washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-15
CAPTURED AT PITTSBURGH.
Arrest Of Noted ForgoF and Conf
dence Man.

dence Nan.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Nov. H.
Charles e. Stewart. said to be one Of
the most noted and dangerous fOrEsrs
and confidence men in the country, was
arrested here to-day BY Detective will
lam shore and Thomas Kelly, and he Is
confined in the Central police station,
awaiting the arrival OF an Ofiicer from
Boston. where no 10 wanted in connec-
tion with 5000 sWlndllng scheme.
The Pittsburgh police have been on
the lookout for him for several weeks
Stewart 10 said to be member Of q
notorious gang OF huneo workers that
have been doing buslness all over the
country. Ho Is about sixty years Of
age and would be picked out for o
preacher rather than q criminal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-15
wanthsr Foreeast for To-day.

For WostvlrEinia, Rain and colder; fol-
lowed by clearing wednesday; Thursday,
fair; westerly winds.
For western PennSylvauia, Rain, follow
cd by clearing Wednesday: Thursday tair;
brisk to high eastcrly, shifting 70 Weater-
ly, winds
For Ohio, Rain, followed by fair
Wednesday. with cooler In extreme south
ern portion; brisk to high easteriy Wlndu'
shifting TO westerly
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday as ohseryed
by q. Schnepf. druggist, eornor Market
and Fourteenth streets. was - tolloWa's
a. m,.'",,...". t p ' M.''''''''-'.'" "a n
Il im,,....,.,.,,.,,.. tslWoathsF chAnse'ele.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-15
Admiral md His wife.

"wIL1IAM M'KINLEY."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-15
GRAND lodge 1 D 0E

Huntington EnteEtaining Over 500
pelssatos IN Royal style pgopa-is
tion to Establish an odd FSlleVa'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-15
TRAFFIC IN HUMAN BODIES.

druosome Discovery by the St Louis
polics Authoritls1 A1Talted Nan
Makes 4 clean Breast Of the Whole
Thing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-06

Spain aa1 asa g4y al the expenses %
DexeTs fact az Mania
Al We want IS 10 &c independent and
20 have the friendship q c1s United
States. Ne are Boi p&upsrs. We ara a
Eeopss ard Ss love ogr tTs91o-1-
Are your people willing 20 accept any
s1.ng sho-. - freedom
Il sln not say They want 10 &c free
and independent. the same as tals co4E-
Try
What Will they 10 Z: Ire treaty Is rat-
fled aad the United States assumes SOW
sresgnty%'
Il DO rot gnsw. r the Americans Ak
tempt % conquer the Philippines Il WIKI
take faeru al least Ten years. ana even
,aea /, would not as conquered II heart.
Trey WILL never fe cc:sQgersd. Taey viii
Re constantly rsslEs % gain their indie
perdeace-
III IS TOO lad" concluded the Filipino
- came % yo1r country 70 o1sr you The
friendship OF Fly people-tc EIFs yol CIR
trade and PAP you all IRE expenses of o3-
tanning CIR freedom for as from spain
In return you refuse 70 even Iisteu % rne<
Il you had been only willing 20 listen -
What had 20 offer. al tais trouble could
ard would have been avoided az
sorry"
AgoncIllo repeated that he would return
- the United states IS sos. as he learned
the reliable news about the events az Sat
urday II the Philippines.
The impression that his manner gave
sas that ne IS = very BADLY frightened
envoy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-06

NEW YORK. Feb. Ma, DER. Me-
yl,t. when interviewed rssarting ire Ms
rfla erga xerrer.. said re iho2xht there s
absolutely - aus tor apprehension ~
- Americans. as Re -cnzs4s~s ths Amer
.csr troops ssie - core ~.th the enemy.
'-T-Aa irHerxen,s" ssf, Gen Merritt.
sAavs Shs habit of attacking tAstr sngTr1see
50 night L vas 80 when vas tS.rs
You 49, So hey VII t-y e sgat1 .oaiSht-
! lalnk -ne~e = no ase n tsr1po-fxsng witn
shera TEE FT1lrfnaS 81. art - imagine
fhat ssuaoorfzjng polscy irs3eassz te&-.
MAJ Gen Merritt was aske3 h-w Arg. he
fho..Sat - Filipino AIRY IS &n4 =. ex.i~
mated wAeo - was fasrr tA&t they had
trae. - 80 % = sa rnen. he arrives a.
tbs ex.f-nate r. explained. by eeurt4nx
80 f'ees Ths Insurgents - sa3S fEh,
n rather a peculiar VA = man tox sx-
s--rse xars 81 a trench Tar tor1y *,
hou-s aa1 tAsE e relieved ~ srotAer Trsz.
$40 c~s - sane gun L * therefore
osssf~ probable that sA# FTI. p5no~ are rr.scA
greater n sIzzs-r than tse vss=s. walsh
- ce&nssH8
tsen Me~~i.s sgake s.. IRE s.xo@fer.
.rv.2ze s2as are IL Nan3ta Es ressv-ssf
g.srsa-sliArsv So tas yg-~t " nnssctA. cc1n-
-a1n.ass1 Ey Ger. Reeve Ana ts~ C2s5o~assc
reg meat 1sr-rrsrs@sa - Ger I21le. a
ssaeuate 50: NYest PSsnt ara NO AAx a
sesegs ssaT = ss-asrs ant AlS- - 80
ga feyza -essz1eas wns@s. a4 sd Is
<Ass - :. z-agzssct-. r.sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-06
LOCALITY OF FIGHTING.
Filipino Jnnta Takes Pains to De-
scribe the scenes of the Attack
to Press Representatives.


~ 100 ~ W.
O 'hs f"''4h2 34h's "ho are "a '''~ say
~sfS s.'oNH 'i-s A'*a f'FSs S~''
't9iA ANl'''@ '1.'"-- ~'- A~'.t
lSA - ''s 4',s t'a~e'
acre ''s ~ $50 -
"a "7ll' . ,,'T -, Ia .,.e
Pms As"'TT' -. - -'@.N-' -. - .-
"'t - a. so =. ',.''.'1' So Ia 80
80 - - 80 -
s"E~'' "a = =.
We SOUS - 80" >'-'' % VIC -
~m.@s
rs '@ -
- -
@+e@A'''' - f"' go, o. '- -
'-e ''- "'N~ -''- ~
"@' ~ ara As' '-e
'-@'4s so ~ '-s- 20 'l'-'.7
+7
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-06
ALL THE TROOPS ENGAGED.
Adit. Cen. Csrhin Describes the
Plan OF Action.

WASHINGTON. FEB 5-A33t. Gen. Cor
bla ~ press the opinion thas practically
al u The ,roogs TOW there we're engagss
fl Saturdays conflict lie believed sns
Eoeu wers ssreE aet ou: n das thar tx
tended probably fo2rt.eu ussles % the
r5rth, cas- ana syu,A - The city. Con
fronting thsra were ire 1ns2rre-t.' ro~,z
and st-oagho,as Csloccan is aty1t rye
-s'is- norm - Manila ard 4 rscrt e9=rancs
inland. apparently something nor. ,aar a
faHe- AiaAahon IS enozt ,po miles 70 TIE
northwest q caloacan and 90 water front
II wss fresh tas place that IRE cruiser
Charleston azd ne ggfccat Concord OPEN
- are % the ffIipsro@ al CSaloocsrA Pace.
GRE ~ ms Wages ~ners M California
srf Washington regiments maze a .olen.
- slowing - srj1ezrb a nile fun Ma
MA FTom military mas 4; appears %
10 = wei. lad ogs' sown. with grssats ana
e - t1s soetaeas, q Maria just near
fss Pastg river Aalats where tire Mona =
'ssa@ o'g'erse9 . about two mica son.n ..
ne casl.a- sleug sae coast Ct the bay a.
Maria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-06
CAPT. roRr>ox \ PROPHET.
writes Frem Manila PredictaaE
Present Txanhae With fBsuFgenta

ssezsr er4Eesz .r1- Ms1zzz z-1-e .H21
= za8tA zze. 1r1szssy3Eg - Aaseg@@t
ajax zSsz re cztg zsx q prsw-sSs- SIS
r=ce.ws1 y=z-eE4ay - Esec4-y -. -@c1 SAFES
G&rz@A 5zsz S.zESer. EsrE2@-.y wIt2 re
-As~1xGen gos1-ss@rs g S2z E~zz.gEs,-a-
= as z-stsa rn Ds-ezao<f =. aE Czgt
G=1-gs Il. Fort-aa. eoE21saz@1as sEranga-'s
ea-rssw e3zra1y az c-@szt-S -z-z s2gz-
EEaSa.
u ;ner= = sny t-0aass as-e s. All -
ws2h - F.451zo s-szrzszs-s~ AG4 aoE x.ta
Ire Sga-aa-3s Last s~eEs-z sas-gs xsra
cite 3~stv s5- tzrzs- Sezee9dv stsrts3
IT, -sgcf7 nat - EzZpszss 1A1 attacked
sar s4fgsssx Tasy nst 5sr Tnza zss-1eg
ca x aGs aAsS= sor a .ss z1cEs1ES"
tbs e re aaIy reference Capt. FsTtsoz
makes 70 .1e military Situation, lie rest
% RS setter sssax devoted - xeasral gossip
regarding ths -4sy and - p-oR.- lie says
&c IS e3sappa.zs@d Ia t1s Gszns.ty a71 QG2a-
~ ct -. trszit 20 - togrd n 90 markets,
IA says :. aas on5y oranges 7f very Il
te-1r grade. azzauzs. lines ao1 @1aeos. ~.
regarding cuts he writes
Y save sesr more c0c5a1uts thz1 ever
t5Cugzt ware = re wo-5- There = on.
~aoss osock 81 re esty pied - :wea,y .es,
high with cocoa-ass. t. city = ca: -
with nu..erozs rarals al s~srv czrai =
na@c xita sHrsss an1 rats s2*s5 ~,sh
cccsa-atS"
n regz-5 10 Ire xea,her Cap EoEtsoa
sayx Il fs the AIRY ssas3a. AMI nat wsst.
n. tsYs are CUTE wsrra. :Ae 1Igat. ara -
pleasant he ever saw, AID blanseS
quite comfortable - 5ed ceverIzs- Esv-
erl1eIsss. e says. al the uez ara anxious
70 rstarn zone cnly tao zen Is his &C IT,
psEy are III, An5 they arg out slightly s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-06
FlLIPIN0S HAVE ENOUGH.
Ne Farther Attempt an Their Fart
Renew the tiN achievement
far Ind-r~ aassa nee Dead

MANILA, Ere s fn--T-s I'.,'cs1-s
Save apparently rezao4 - re=et-sgAa
sh@s tne A9s.Fs.srs -D-sa E-s--sv oe~
1szt fse eAF-sers a~e y~~ vee as f-e~s
% e-e rs t--tse- s.ssfte= iast r.&@t sd
se a'feast ~ss es@e 80 reoover t.e scst
g~aars II 3. E-sssaofs aevever. 'sat ,s..y
So :sl2wt1g t1e s@efs-s taev ess.eyes
are.est 80 ssaa.s-efs SIS wal as~rvsv
ae - fsw tave - rec.3esate -.z-r
s-es e*ts~e ret1rv.9e 10 ere att4tN z;
20 zsaa~ssse1@ 81 &seyrs.sts a. So sas tA@
~e@s Ass $500 -ees vesf s. Ma cS -
esat e 80 se~ssrrest geTsTans~et. gag th<
Fs4efna@ ia Mania s1p~ess the sgs0ina
ENAe sns sassseas@Es far }Essress&~nce nss
Fsee. gsss - ssnas a~e aFst ts@s AnvS IA
t&1a 49, s2S2 De se4eaE.s1 4e1Sgs.4y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-06
-
MANILA NOTES.

Chaplain J. r. Thompson, ~ taA Yrs.
Washington volunteers. S a busy 1sxA
He conducts i've services Sunday AID 4
service daily az the different sasrsess Il
the regiment.
A vessel fying .he Spanish cGsars &C.
tered the harc0r Dee.mtsr "A .s "a
aEst tsr1e since Admiral Dewey al t1s.
httle difference q opinion VITA A1~8FA4
Aou,cJo,
Lieut.. CoL Fife, First washsagssn Tas-
unteevs. now Qasrterei az yfFs a2ssegs
palace, is a prominent; zaegaasT = ~
klks. knights % Fythias. Esa her Aas
AaSons, and would have eesE -@znser
81 the Eagles had Re Remained 4 saers
time longer In Tacoma. Manila Asssrs-
can Sol3.er.
Already the political var i On IA NJ
Mia. In a short tine Il IL expected ssat
we VIII have a territorial z1FsTrzsss
here. Prominent candidates s-s sif~tsf
:n the field for mayor and cngrsssusss
". walton Brown Is leading Sag tss ~.
rnsr office, and J. J. Calvin. ezsses
Uncle Sam. now appears as c1Ssataa
fo- tire latter place. Manila Asasrsssa
Soldier
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-06
OTIS WILL FOLLOW IT UP.
Cabinet InstrEets Him to Crush
AguinaIdo and Occupy All the
lslaaas.

WASHINGTON. FEB s-A spec.sl 10 re
Times Hera.1 from Washington says,
distractions xll - ssHt C Ma Gen
Otis -ono-row directing hin 70 fosEess up
lis vsctoFy ever the insurgents ard . er.Iza
-ae power - Agu.nal1o in che Pes.-ip pies.
Ts-s w.s :hs decision reached IL al m
pertain cahinst meeting he'd IN re wal.e
House tongat. ATTENDED - re 7-as,ssa.
Secretaries Hay and A.zer Ard Ciea Brigsa
ard AFT. Gen. Cor6i1
Il Was further decided. now that Agaai-
nsld5 h2s .arown tGzn the gauntlet. t5at
Izoijo shall Dc taken and the islanls q The
Archipelago occupied "a rarit.y ara - tne
extent that Ger Osls' forces nil permit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-06

Now Claims All the Esiaags IN sss
Philippine Arxhts~Iaxa

WASHINGTDN. Fe@ 4-Assszzass sgs
erosdsrest lis claims. ~ az .eae ga sg.ss
here, AgonciII1. las seae SO sar Gz a
another sne % a series = gsszzsss zas.s SEES
which 7e aas addressed . LIZ s-2zs anar.
s1snr Aguinal4o asserts RS .zsssezs9s
. al o TIA Pblagp.1s ersEa -sss >
8 notable extension. Is hsfsesssz@ zare
vas nothing 20 sSow thG; * sae4e -
aaythiEg mere tha2 TIE T4sz.az a1azsx.
ard even though there us8Y aave eesn &
lnSiIaa1n teAt the F.saTzz q ~z--zl
Erour. was a p2rt ~ s2e Pc I'd eea.
federation. this & ser amy ~ 5zSs sw4
Any suggestion has eeea Esase fs1sa@Azs
the SUI ArcAlpe.aga.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-06

hAvs <~sTss -ssn4 esgszs srs tsEass taey
tefFn<TsT 6ecsgs7s eaEssa-.x sevsrs! ~
lagos - sHesy s*feEas sgrks. EET,srgs~-G
5qas 81 1saS SID ssarsfsa4 azgzs Oar ~ s
esE,zasFt@s tazs fer as sssTEa1s& a. - Fesy
ses = ~ Trsxsgs - RES sNsse ard ssns~
- fsaEassssy. TTse nssg 81 ssssnsSsS sx@-
s7.ssar ~ t-s S@-zs q 80 sns1T. Tbs
<F as& r. Ehe~x &ng z5saas's 2lizt
E-g@g&s Tas tsss-E@s@s k8vs *ee4Fez. ;
sssss6 szsrg &azssT g1@&s4 = se2 Ss6 gseaea
$50 esssek-@F.g gas - &EaaE%s312@z
1Irlsx re ssse s1es b gTEz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-06

se&z tFoo9s and rzIlves. Msra rsx~.s.
aas al Say oe%n manifested a tse hs-.s.
ard tres1 csws aAs bssn eass-l= s~sxe.
aft@F Tia f4@s sA2s tGe EgasaasSssa I'd.
n'e7i has taxea e&rt r - sazaxszsss
ads % make - stery q - szas Asssxs
Important ard residents f.sm n sr-s =
Ere esty are aaxi5Gsiy Ex as,-asr
a1Y.ces from Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-06
AGONCILLO GETS AWAY.
The Representative of the Fifipinos
IL Sot 10 Be Found and Has
Probably skipped.

WASHINGTON. Fec s--T1era II EN-
siderable rays.sfy regarding the where
abouts G. Aso1Silo The representative os
the F:iip-aos He IS credited - bis fellow
members o. the ianta with being In Bat
more making social cali. ACCOMPANIED
~ Capt. NorF4buygoss. a. officer "a The
Filipino army. Dr. Luna ana other mem
Sers ot the ian:A insist mat he will re-
t1rn ;onlga; or tomorrow morning. They
laughed az repor. vhich had spread a4r-
InE tae day "a. "a na3 run away
On ,he othsr hand. :; Is knowa taat re
secret servTce officgsks have Agoacl,lo un-
Ger surveillance wherever ~ may re \
story whl,h seems 70 come from I 1ua-ter
;aai Should - credited safes ,hat Agon-
clio left =, II - e'cIock last nsgat for New
York
TIE other members 81 ira fan,a ssx,o
Logez ne secye tary. Juan Lara ara Jesa
Lossdam. are N TIE ct.y Trey evfrre
iase-es; II the news 9, re 1gasfug aralu.
Manila. and claimed .aat .as reports .ro-n
'here showed taat sas ou,brsaa waA pre-
c.pt.a.sa BY Ire Amev3caas
Reported a. Going 30 Canada
KEW YORK. FEB. "a dispatch 10 the
Herald .Torn Alhany. X Y. says. Ar9~-
~-+f+. fTsfFts@ ssEf=lsfe y t3E s4fsrtr1 f4ft IS.
N his country. passed through thAt csfy
'c5tGAt- e. route for Canada Asserting
"a Information received ~ 30 ccrresrsry~ff.
80 oc ths Herald. ias United states gov
eminent N&s 20 intention - sTrs4rsrr
AxoucsIla. snf AL al,ow n 70 r-1ca4.!
ae-1sr~ 80 Caoassn N1c.
AroncfHo saws that ne haa been .r-.e1a
g. communicate WITH Awgtnalao because
az the strict censorship exercised ty ne
United states authorities and thirks fAa.
Il is his 9aiy under ~ c3-rti--1~sanres "a
place himself seyor8 i,s Jurisdiction 80
t12t ~ VIII - s1ie 70 communicate prltA
IBIS home people- He says he knows -,9.h
ing 90 tattls sa*f4g occurred ara
thinks 20 sueh event has taken rlara
although be &e4s that 4 - Possible ss-.~-
thing 81 ;he kir4 aas occurred lie ra0.
ce-nns the action ~ the United States
government IN refusing him permission, p,
corr nuntcR:s VIE. s3s Horn. rover-,-,ar..
Ii says ~ IS ret g9luS 80 Canada FAR
tae purpose o. avoiding arrest lie s@~-,a
according - th- Correspondence, q. as
Earal3. 20 20 nerveu. sna anxiau. -
place himself beyon1 tbs confines Of It's
country as sccn SIS posi- 5le.
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MAN WHO FIRED THE FIRST SHOT.
Corporal Greedy. of Nebraska, Joined
His Regiment In san Francisco.

Greedy. Q: Nebraska. credited with airing
the first snot a. Manila. was recruit.
W 30 Joined the First regiment AZ san
Fra acisco several weeks after the muster
In ard departGr. from Nebraska His
home tg though: 20 sa a. Madison or
Norfolk. The First Ne9rash> is cor.-
Inande9 by Get. John Il. Stoitzea3egg,
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OTHER LISTS OF THE SLAIN.
Members OF the Nebraska Regiment
Who Lost Their Ltves

CHICAGO. Feb 5.--The Tgnes-fiarslis
Lincoln. Nab. spscisl. gives the foli3w.n.
nst Of killed OF the First Nebraska regt.
rssnt IN .hs battle of Manila:
James Pearce. musician. David City.
merchant.
Harry Hon. Company A. hotel clerk,
Hastings
pavt Lager. Company l. lawyer.
Sergt. Crr.n + Curtis Ashland. farmer;
VAS az ons time member OF the lssisla-
tJre.
Charles Keck, Chad7on, wealthy stock
man
A Eell'nrer. son % 4 prominent Doctor
az D@atsfce. ana Z. young society man
Fewis reg}er. Lincoln. clerk
EGwar9 EEgeTS, Fremont saxyer
IRE Information regarding the reg! rrert's
losses ~as received ~ Lincoln in private
te-a-rAr.s
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AGo~CLILo INTERVIEWER
The Badly Frig hfeaea Envoy Thinks
IL Was an Accident

NEW YORK, Fe3, - ess24tca 70 tas
Herald from Try says.
II aa ;ateryir~ tonight Araa-sa9 safa
concerning t14 sgrslnx 81 Maria
Tiers Es3y hAse sesn az exeeav.a-a -
saots ~ accident ! ai8 rst aas4ss ss.~s,
= taSSg- ] cane cgl = Mission - rzears
Cara :. eEsr go {Tnl'ssa states era~v
possible commercial s1 saGtake VVa ~.
70 - friendly w4tr ihs C-!.5t44 S.s+.,x
Sss are ~sl.!ag 20 g@y TIE - -. 80 "a
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posT-rxrELLIGE>cn ~ Dru,xo
Ea~"snan~ Eager go Get the Ont.
story Of the BATH. in xantt.

sg'scsal pa@pat~b e ~ Posy-Intenigence~
TACOMA F'eb. the local seaaaxa for
80 posE -Iatelllgereer te~1ay ~z~ 4rss~,,st.
y heavy. cnie@y because ss furnishes sr-
saHsa*sAT TIE only agtasnrsc repor: o. .ha
Engagement a. Manila os.we-s tAs Amer
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Idaho Men Reported KILLED.

CHICAGO Fes 5-A SPECIAL 20 TIE
Times Hera'i frcn Eoise, I1aho. saws.
TIE tollow.rx Idaho men are reported
kNf3 fn Manila
Ma E4war3 NeCannvEie VITO ~as n
command q TIRE Second battalion Idaho
vc'1rfeNr@
Corp. Frank Caldwell. Company Il. -
years old. horn N Chicago. enlisted az
Harrison. Idaho.
Private George Han. Company 2. sge3
- Sxeet gsah0
Private Fvnes. SOFT Company 2. aged
=. ec~- 81 Axhlar. WIS
T'~+vata James Hprze0 Company II, =
years %. born 81 Overto0. Tenn