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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22
BOURGEOIS BACKS OUT, TOO.


PARIS. June I'm. Bourgeois arrived
ksre this morning from The Hague, aao
son and other political friends- II was an
nounced late IA the day that ~ Bour-
geois had declined the task Of forming
cabinet u Deieasse. minister Of soreaEn
p-oha bly, Be aHked 20 form ministry.
After an interview wiki -. Louoes al
O'Clock this evening. NJ Bourgeois con-
sen'ed 70 remain Ia Para and asssss Y sne
ed. He In strongly urging ~ Waldeck-
Rousseau 20 rsxume the task. and % &C
lively eniisting support for him
Gen La Rocuue director OF artillery IN
the ministry OF marine. has been paced
under rigorous arrest Tse o6enss with
which he b charged has no. yes been nade
pubic. Gen La ROGUE has often differed
technical srhjecss resembling in this par
sicular Vice Admira, Cavalier de Cuver-
vile. recensly chief OF the naval ssaR.
whom n ioesrcy ordersd 20 x ssan-.r ~ =
consequence of . letter he lad written TO
a deputy eriticiang che Constant feud ex-
4,sngs between the minissess OF var: ma.
r. Lockroy intsnfed 70 p.ase nsn UPON
he retiret nst. and ,hereupcn sens The soi--
owing telexr am
Gen. Ia ROGUE profess ensrEe.iealiy
Ter 0. marine placing him upon the retired
list. The decree IL based upon untrue ~
seYsions-
The Sfax 90 Ne Believed.
BREST, June n.--Admirai Barrera says
the French cruiser Sfax. with Dreyfvs On
board, cannot BE expected here before June
IS or =.
staPtltnE Testtmony to he Given.
LONDON. June 2-The Vienna CORE
spondens Of The Daily Telegraph says: Tue
Austrian war ONCE has learned that the
evidence Of NJ Casinass- perser upon the
Dreyfus sriAl win be startling. II win Be
shown that he holds the key 70 the AFFAIR.
which has hitherto been withheld in order
20 prevent serious conflict between
France and Germany. n Casimir Pexier
will depcse that q German ositcsai OF high
social and military rank conEid<nsia.iy gave
the French government the Information
which LEI. 10 the arrest OF D-syfus bur stip-
usatea FOR Silence as the tnf3rments name
Now II Castn;r- Pesier viii declare all.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22
TREATIES FOR RECIPROCITY.
Bermuda Delegates Arrive 10 Opea
the Neg0tiatt0ns-

WASHINGTON. June si---The Bermuda
reciprocity commission has arrived here
20 open negotiations tfor . reciprocity
treaty Accompanied py Mr.. Tower the
British charge. Who viii represent the
home government I'm the negotiations the
members Of the commission called ut the
state department today and Kaes Secre-
,nry Hay and Commissioner kassoa. The
conference on reciprocity schedules wifi
not begin until next week.
The reciprocity treaty for British
Guiana have beer completed and copies
OF the anal draft have been forwarded 10
vas step az precaation-.aishough no
ssoehs 10 felt ~ TO the approval When
received. the treaty will be signed By Mr.
kas<on and Mr.. Tower. representing the
two governments.
The deAiis Of the Guiana treaty. like
those OF the Barbados. are withheld
from publication until the treaties are
submitted 10 the senate. In weil-fnform-
ed circles however. the understanding
prevails that In the Ba-hsdces treaty -
per cent wAs the basis ~ REDUCTION NJ.
lowed bv the United 0sAtsa4 The psngIev
tariff law allows not exceeding % per
cent reduction OF the regular duties
The JaRa3ea com mtaeton wAa 20 have
held q ccnfersne4 ~ the state aepxre rnens
today 70 continue their treaty nexafia-
owing 10 tbs attenfscn which b betnr
given 10 the reciprocity lists presented bv
.he rrench Gufho~ftfes. Although M
French negctsAticns are proceeding salts
facsorfiy. Il - hardly exrected that
6sasy caa BE stgnsd before IL middle Of
nsxt mouSh-
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HAS NOT ASKED FOB IT.
Report That Atles Has Requested 70
He Seat to Manila 10
Denied

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteilixencer
WASHINGTON. June 1-The report
that Gen. Niles has asked the president
10 send him 20 the Philippines IL emphais-
ealls denied at army headquarters and
the White House. There is 3 probability
however, that Gen. joe Wheeler viii be
sent 10 Manila
The president has ordered that no copies
Of the complete repor, Of the .beef court
cf inquiry be printed at the government
printing cYlce Hitherto nothing but
syncpses have been published The Ger
man Ambassador asked for ten copies 10
send 10 his government. The president
saw that the report would be used TO the
detrfmens az the commercial interests OF
tae United States. hence his orders.
Gea- wheeler VIII Go.
CHICAGO, June IA special 10 the
T'rnes-Hsraid from Pe;oskey. Mica. says:
Secretary os War Alger gave indirect con
nrn7atson today TO the report that Gen
Joseph Wheeler is to be assigned 70 duty
IN the Philippines. when questioned
aho2t Il a. he and Gen. Wheeler were
about TO leave for the Grand Army camp
hrc ne replied promptly.
There IL nothing to say--as least, not
till | aSsu. tire order
tt. accent. however, was Enthusiastically
on tue words The order
am eth In the service said Gen
Wheeler. when questioned and arm sub
tect so er1erS- I am not now under orders
how soon ] viii De 10 for Secretary Al
scr 10 decide"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22


and - sod G994 eec1aA 70 bQuno4se -
U8as heiAncs vcaN have o9vEsne4 re
1nanczzs eeaEeTs ez sAe csrRaner-sAs saxS
- EuFuDe-
This ~ No Mesns has been su2srseas 20
ny - xh< bat1nce, nor - COR pGyBen.
- 1pkfE II 1sSee - eQsAssze The cresGs
and 1eiss &1es 81 sss< tssernastceai neeas-
1be spdnsea ~ sAis expert - sAas fhess -
Dsf7s N s1ts<nndsng esN6t ha3amcs - -
vcT Il Ire Es1xsd Sssses ~ ensst o94-
-
1hh investigated. ws5eA y asreyfsa sere
- s<f1 w1sthy % eY<senes. - Tar - 70
sesssu ass eoncsrnsd- nsxss = esesf Tai
o1sSs sraasscsscnx Inst rsesAxy s4e-ss1
sEf2rfse sn6 r~ss Srrsps*c - nAsy -
certain srszs@sfsFn SAxt r1< tn1s1 SKATES
bad now s~rorsN a<ssor 20 xsssece, we're
really Esoe iszacstse1 o. cur nv0a7ss
enAsezG ecn<hsson- We have eese
seoAssg &seA asrsoA- sss - DAy
1<See. boa - Asso EsssDeea sssk-
- sss - e.ssssses0~sss- whether
shose are created Ay rev inans. ssca as
Rusxaa sa9 JaSaz an1 s<xsso sxrscx 30
noss, 90 .sefhef this gold b sens Abroad
70 Esrenxfhsn ss< stock - xost !. rspressn-
x&%sNe AA8&S = fSk%@1 4fRszH<s4s - sSSSsN ssS@
Germany.
We are rcEAnx 70 tbs en6 q this Gseas
year. sherefzrs. pregzrsS 10 make . pubic
sscor1 Il tsss ksn1s Tssss. shas ear
sss~ssssSssaI TRADE Ter che yess has
be~s very nsesly ez.eesy eeeyeeo
seesaA. that. aIshSsGh wtshsa the
ynss sassees ssssAs 80 have 49,
ssvAeA. wtsA~ss the slightest ITS
t-~a~.~e a. .-r n~as~aa1 $780,
Aaes>~~A-s 49, - A>~4.
-..
oesSaA. - fhs sen ne Wssss ees
- - IL - rs ~. We have pad n TIE
same ssxas, Ia tsx1sAs charges. letters 81
credit 20 srarsss-p ard ether irrsaexsai
.,n., - - avt 80 80 ve.,. Ess-
-. -. - ..~~.s-.- 90
- y. -.
ss'cs - Nsa'L<sa 70 ~ sa sAaFs ~
sefnafa~saAs frsnseetsons es Fave eoe0oee
from H.1ss asss.0s 70 AS0. asss o. rev 81
ezsrssies. representing sesassgsass. and ret
Cur ssossey asarkss remains anszs.urfez.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22
IMPORTED NEx HIDDEN AWAY.
All ostst at the Evansville. Ina.
Ceat Ntnea-

EVANSVILLE Ind. sun~ ---The Ssn-
rystfe r-asna remains cfos.a tod az aud sns
irnrarse5 ssten are 10 hhftas Fred fache-
nastzsnss ceErsysA ts@~ssan 81 tAe tugteSs Miws
Workers. and state secretary. denies asi
kwa~fsssx@ 40 1Ae shooting All a "a 81 =.
day tsax. Meant ~sia probably - ASKED
70 sreSsnt th~ irnF~wtasten CO fore3sa "a
ksoFerx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22
IMPORTANT FEDERAL COURT DECISION.
Il lpvalidates Street Grade Assessments in . Great
Humber Of Cases.
IMPORTANT


o is
dfrou
shas statute Unfair He aolss 100 that
70 b. 10 harmony With
IN o the benefit
sprngnesd No. o
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Special p4sgateh 20 ;ts pass-fns.iitxrneer
SAN FRANCISCO. June .ss-Roo~rs &
prufsarsafsd. who cams frnn, seattle re-
Gently. Bat who row reside. ~ tgs-r. Essf-
snns street IN this city was married at
Fan Rasass today io Atxa Hattie Eaten. es
snsr CITY tae esnghtss 81 Arthur e Ea-
ton. nf the Occidental Match Con,aanv
TIE yeunw lady is h.4s = yeer~ old Drum
snnnd VAS very esutseaa IN obtaining ais
marriage license ard sought ga as0ld Eus-
kras
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POWERS or An ApMlN,srn Aroa.
Cannot a~iiaa1ish . Hom~ssead Ea-
try Even lnd~r Coura Ord~rs

NASHfNGTCsN 5uEse q ~tsosnfsstsste.Hsr
Hermann. - She g~Ferss land rsrrw Er the
ease snyosvtsss homestead entry ns* As-
essss that an administrator 80 q tssxseasssh
entrsrnan II without susSa~tsy urse~ the
sSrasstsss lsv. - reifnGuixA the sstrs II
the tess<seat. whether sssfhnrsssss 20 IA ga
by tAe iSs.ai courts or rss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22

destroyed rails tern Up and tracks piled
high with distractions
Al noon when fWo cars were paSstue
over Superior viaduct as,oas So men and
boys working in the factories near assem-
bIed. and for ten minutes there was q ser
fous riot Stones. bricks and other missiles
flied the air, Several passengers In the
cars were ssruck BY flying missiles ard
OF rnen and boys aarrtraded the tracks
al Cedar and Ehss Madison AZ noon. TIE
cars were stoned and several passengers
bruised b. mtssiiex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22

eas rsanetsec Firm Had Been Re-
0ttts1 0o8es.

Ban FRANCISCO. June blur.
Thomas. 81 ths ln.e~nsi revenue service
fEstay ssaxei EAAss cigars ard tobacco val
u~d NJ C.1e ia ths CapsfzI cigar factory
tSe largest cigar factory in this city For
fSrne time past T%sornas has been fry<nx 20
connect the firm with the ressAsng OF eaarssy
cigar fzsnes iss3 Today sacc~et@d In xaelnx
q lot u cheap cigars which had fs@sr
placed IN hoxes which has formerly ear.
tAtsAsd supported cigars 10 the CArasal fac
tory
The fran has also bern Initiating foreign
etAa1ps AMI 81 ether wayp violating the
snterHai ssssroe laSs Thss t~ the mes.
important ses1sse made here Tor q ,cnx
time.
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surrendered to the Ffiipinos after holding
out for a year
The Ftiirinos Imprisoned two English
men at Tachhobona. on the island OF 6a-
mar southeast Of Luxon- The British
nrss-ciass cruiser Grafton steamed 70 the
point from cebu, and her commander
demanded their release When this was
refused be landed force OF marines aud
cleared his ship for action wheregpou the
Ensltshufen were handed over
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22

rilif.sIE t.rfifA Tssne a-rAs direct
oss ef th@ PvnnsS fvaasA raslsrah sasssy
efsTted 4 J f,asS@ts president ~ rAs
FenrsyeS ans COMPANY Ire esrrszsra ssfsr.
waeA sersses tss Tires west as gsts~a.ssYr
tassatt 1saeU>%sSs re late Frank TResssnssss,
an tbs s..tlea T-sess assn r eo~tfas Il tas
entire a. sfsEs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22
OTIS LIST OF CASUALTIES,
KILLED.


VouPteenth Infantry.
Juns N-Compang !. ThonAx W. Andrsws. near
Las PtnAA
Jsns p-Ccapany D. WEE sSners. Hi Gootrur.
n Zxposx nysy.
Fourth Infantry.
Near Des MzriE2s. yane - Company B, Corporal
Pete GoorSk
Company e. Wm & Cokk
Company D. - antei Duaosxa
Company X, Charles Hspe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22

nj. coal. MINERS. STRIKE.


WEfIssBIRo. Pa, June 81 Il BIG strike
- s5sSi miners ~ un AZ Arncs. twenty
miles frevs here The ;reuhts has heen
sTe ssag fer ~csne tine, AID finally ~s min
ere cWit work. demanding - cents ten
T-aes lad been receiving e esass x Is
said iA~ miners a Morris ran have AGO
struck TIE Amos u-res are owned by
the Erie ssilros& and the Morris run ~
me Sew York Central railroad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22
DEATH FROM YELLOW FEVER

Disease Has Broken OUt At Santiago
-DE. Park Report Four
teen Cases.
WASHINGTON. June 0.-relfow fever
has broken out at Santiago as shown by
the following bulletin posted at the var
department..
Havana June a
Death report June 49, Santiago: Pri-
waite Mulhern. Fifth infantry, cied June -
Of yellow fever: Private Jennings. hand.
Fifth infantry. died June - Of yellow fever.
Puerto Principe: Private Hatderman.
Fifth infantry. died June IS of yellow fever.
BROOKE. COMMANDING
Surgeon General wyuaau. OF the marine
hospital service. today received . telegram
from Or. Park. the quarantine of13cer At
Santiago. reporting the exfDtence AZ that
port OF fourteen cases Of yellow fever and
four deaths from thar cause.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22
DAN UBE is A TOTAL LOSS


VICTORIA. 3. c., June I--The latest
news from the steamer Danube, ashore Ae
Denman's island. 10 10 the effect thai her
hack has been broken and her cargo. val
ued At So0 90, viii b . total lon.
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CAIRO, III. jDre = Mai Y1sr-
ysatrses. ssses ates,sierr Il ths ua.tanat ezra.
rtsry mar ANunf tSts, III. w&x 60 arg,
khseS to-day ~ yssa rsnesf Tofsa T-rs
esUsss - tAs shooting - wcs kuNen TSa
TScaa1e ess bern aroused ard large par
tfeE aFe o1i isS'siax fey TesSn. who ss-
czp@.
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e~.~rai Aa..ss~ Ia wax~.

JOHNS TOWN. Pa rza~ G.~T7as Cam.
bEsA Sse~s gNs-npany kas y~s~ea nS&fess -
a grrer~s alvarez 81 wages II % yer csss
Aec&at $50 s-sea are s-wcs@. ny the as-
vance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22

AKRON a yua~ "A settlement Aas
A~Fn reawfs3 90 shs stF~~s railway strike
Tea hours k~~ 20 SsEsstiGts a days wurg
Aot1rrxn se& cc-a art9re receive al AZ
vaeee - eeEss aga 1sa&r errrIGyes -
se-ts Eser hcws4 Tire unscn was -cs Ferar-
sts@a bat future sssp2sss are 20 - aras.
fyzssA
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NEW y0Ek. June n.-Fer q abort time
lnst nlshi Mr.. ard Mrs. c. H. Dnhr-as
1bx wkos< arrest fhe chief ~ notice
- ueteses. x16hs. HAD txfearAphed. we're
Under restraint at police heaacasrsers
legged abduction az Moses Fowler Chase
the boy who IN heir ~ about NM 60 from
has Gragdfsth@rs estate DuhHe d<nsed
that ae Intended sailing for Europe today.
from pesroit He said he and HIS wife
Intended 10 90 20 Portland With Chase.
but would now remain in the city q day
or two s6nges % await deyetopYn~yfs He
expressed determination 10 fight the
case 10 the end
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oBJECr TO new TAKES.

SD0WI0f08 D(0WBBtk0tG A80100S ~
GOve4ament.
LONDON. June .1-The Madrid CORE
spondenf Of the Daily Mail says: The
budget proposals. OF the government are
being bitterly opposed In nearly ali the
commercial ceaters. A. Barcelona today
"Wednesday e0.ne men demonstrated
against the new taxes. and SIMILAR meet
sngs OF protest were held st Btiboa. Sera-
g0ssa. and other points
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His services we're most acceptable and val
liable and he did gallant duty under IRE
Second Lieut. A 8 Fleming. Sixth L..
8. A. artillery. with his guns and detach-
ment did exceuen; service.
The work OF the vessels Of our 6ees
was valuable On my front"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22
REBELS kIa.L A FnExCnMAx.
Murdered While Insep~eAfng fer
the spaaaah PpsseueSu

MADRID. ,nse IA 3tscascA 20 the
Impartial from Manila says. Baron
fsa-narouasS . French ran- who wsa, 10
Ire rebel camp 10 snSerceSs IL behalf % tse
epAntsh prts1a~ss IN the hands II TIRE Fsss-
p1ncs. has hs~n sr~achercusly murdered
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Fslipfnss' Peculiar Plan.

MADRID. Jane --Tae minister az sag,
Lsea'. Ger Fcitsve5A "a. aye tkss sccoedsna
e atvsces rscs5ve1 by the government. the
tfsiVeno~, ca brArnsrG that the Enii4x
States government hAs undertakes 70 ne
estate sAe sfbkFAsscn ~ -tAe Spanish nrss-
oners, eeca4e& TO regard the latter @
Amar5cAnA WITH . view Of Sxtrac.tna
greater oovoAsA80o srem Tie asgUdaseoo.
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in<rssS ysatse - TIE natsy Msa ssvs
;has Marrsa~ sAe snrsr.ai government A2s
practically 1ersdec ayscn . ern4nA. REIN
scrvernsnt u tAe Brstssh traeps Ia South
Africa 10 20 . scsai .-SseAse % <Aaoe rser
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REBELS Still a The m.
VyWnLK1G - STAND KxrR II
ADvAS1AcDoEs PooSEloSA

Otis Receives . Letter Yre0 Ws0ea
See61ng 1Aoa TASy Can KeeD %
ne FsgAe-Asse0Ue 90 Maks Cap
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Ths dsbflAa4ing drains and
discharges which veAksa %
many women are eanssd BY Ca
tarrh Of the distinctly fsminias
organA The sufferer may call
her trouble LeuchogrhoeA, O.
Weakness. o. Female Disease or
some other name. but the real
trouble Is catarrh Of the female
organs and nothing else
Pe-ru-rA radically and permA-
neatly cures this and al ether
forms Of catarrh- ItDa positive
specific for female troubles
caused by catarrh OF the delicate
lining OF the organs peculiar TO
women II always cures il used
psxsisssusiy. It IS prompe and
certain.
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CLOSING cut sale as Conner Bros. no.
ezra - Oocna1 ayGnuA
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DR.. LUKEN6

New OfYices, Kline-R0ssnb<Sx
Ne. - First Avenue. Feat q
Street.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-27

The Improvements in tho stage and
seating capacity of the opera house
add much to its appearance and value
to travelling troupes. 1t will be much
easier to secure good attractions now
that we have better accommodations.
We metioned last week that Otto
Frantz had taken a car load of ore to
Denver from his wonderful mine near
Terraville. He has returned. The
carload PANIED out $4,000. That is
somewhat better than a car of steers.
Mrs. Mabel L. Conklin, National
White Cross Secretary, of Brooklyn
New York, will lecture at the M. E
church on the afternoon of Thursday
November 2, at 3 o'clock to the women
and in the evening at 1870 at the city
hall to which everybody is invited
Subject for the evening lecture, "Purity
in the Home, the School and the Ma
tion." Mrs. Conklin is an accomplished
and highly cultured society lady, fol
several years soloist in Plymoth
church, N. Y, but has now taken up .
different and more important phase OF
philanthropic work. She worked
among the soldiers in the Spanish
American war, and will tell the people
something of what she saw there. Th,
"Review," of Geneva, N. Y, says of her
"Mrs. Conklin is a cultured speaker
whose views are uttered in most grace
full words appealing to all alike for de.
votion to elevated humanitarian ant
religious principles. She has Spoken
to thousands here, who nevsrsbe1ort
heard words publicly spoken on these
topics as she treats them"
A collection will be taken at the clos,
of the lecture to help dsfray the ex
ipenses.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-27

Blind Boone is to appear in Hot
Springs within a short time.
G. G. Wooster and w. E. Reeder left
for Wood Lake, Neb., Tuesday might
for a few days duck hunt.
Miss Mary Wilson has returned
from her visit to her sister, Mrs. Cor
nealison, near Newcastle, Wyo. She
had a splendid time, but is very glad
to get back to Hot Springs.
j. G. Richer left Sunday night to
make a trip through some of the
southern and eastern states. At the
time of leaving he had not decided
when he would return but in will be a
few weeks probably before ::he will be
back.
Among the prominent arrivals atthe
Evans are W. p. Tackaberry, a mem
Der of a large wholesale grocery firm
in Sioux City, j. N. McCallum, of Chi
cago, who is visiting our city for his
health. D.. H. Curtis, connected with
the U. s. Supply Co., of Omaha, and
John Tegarty, librarian of Lead.
A. B. Noble, of Hamburg, Iowa, whA
is one of the B. & Ms energetic repre-
%sentatives, spent Tuesday in the city.
He had just returned from an antelope
hunt in the Rawhide Butte country.
with Russell Thorp and some other
friends. They got four antelope. Mr..
Noble is exceedingly enthusiastic yer
tho phonolite finds in the northern
Hills and predicts one of the greatest
mining booms in the Hills that the
world has ever known.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-27

"A e record of cures, une.
- qualled in medical history, proves
Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses merit un.
known to any other medicine.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-12
SAN FERNANDO CAPTURHfJ(
Setting IL on Fire Gen. Lswton sim
CHARTERED at BaItnag.

MANILA. May G-Maj. Gen. MacAr
thurs division advanced 10 san Fer.
nando Thursday aud found that the
place had been evacuated by the rebels,
who left only a small detachment to
cover their retreat by train. Gen. Mac
Arthur occupied the burning town
without loss.
The rebels south of Manila attempt
ed to rush through Brig. Gen. Oven
shines line Thursday night The az.
tempt failed, but the re bells maintained
a fusilade on the ith infantry for sew.
eral hours. The demonstration was
Intellectual beyond soaring the inhabi-
tants Of Manila.
The outposts OF the Idaho and Cali.
fornia regiments beyond san Pedro
Macati were also attacked during the
night.
Maj. Gen. Lawton is still quartered
at Balinag.
NEW YORK, May GA Manila dis
patch TO the journal says Gen. Luna
was wounded in the fighting near san
Tomas Thursday. The dispatch also
says that the monitor is Smelling
Paranaque, south Of Manila.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-12
TWO NEGROES EXECUTED.
VIM strsther and Charles Winston, Botb
Coiored. Pay the Penalty for MUIR
der at Washington

WAsHNGroN, May 6. - The double
hanging Of VIM, strather and Charles
Winston at the district jail passed off
quietly. The two colored men started
for the scaffold just at noon, ana seven
minutes later they were swinging
from the gallows.
Several ministers were with them
throughout the morning, and both
men neglected a light luncheon sent
them by the warden In order 20 sing
and pray with their spiritual advisers.
Winston ana Strather both sang on
the way from their cell To the scafFold
and continued 20 sing till the drop fell,
The crimes for which Strathcr and
Winston suffered the extreme penalty
of the law were sim lar in tn. respect
that each killed woman because o.!
ealousy.