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The Colfax chronicle., 1899-04-29

See! Bad sprain is cured. St. Jacobs Or
magic worked it.
The Colfax chronicle., 1899-04-29

Where's it gone? Ask st. Jacobs Oil
1t cured that bruise-gone.
The Colfax chronicle., 1899-04-29

Moves the bowels each day. In order to
be healthy this is necessary. Acts gently on
the liver and kidneys. Cures sick head.
ache. Price 25 and SOC.
The Colfax chronicle., 1899-04-29

Was q Poker Term.
did your rich aunt leave you anything"
mot a cent"
"Well, well! So she wasn't even a penny
auntie to you, eh?-Philadelphia North
American.
The Colfax chronicle., 1899-04-29

teHeveu bettef COIOr feeI9
stronger and has improved am very grateful
you for the benefit she has received It great medicine
for young girls"
The Colfax chronicle., 1899-04-29

SELF Tor her own sake and especially
for the sake of her daughter. Write
to Mrs. Pinkham. at Lynn. Mass.
for her advice about all matters
concerning the ills of the feminine
organs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
70 RECOVER CUSTODY OE CARTER.
Order 10 Made ON CErcuie Judges for tho
demanding OF the Prisoner.
(By Telegraph)

NEW YORK, Oct o3.-General Bur
nett, United States district attorney.
and Lieut.. Col. John Clous, judge advo-
cate of the Department of the East.
appeared in the United States CIRCUIT
Court today and handed up a formal
order for the remanding Of ex-captain
Oberlin NJ. Carter to the custody OF the
military authorities.
Abram ]. Rose. counsel for Carter,
gave notice of his intention to appeal
the case to the United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals, which will convene
on October 81 He submitted two sets
OF papers, one in the nature of appeal
from the decision OF Judge Lacombe
and the other motion for n writ OF
error, stating that he had not definite
~ decided which form of motion will
follow.
He asked that the order remandins
Garter to the custody OF the military
authorities direct that the prisoner
should not be removed from the juris-
dictlon Of the court pending the argu-
ment Of appeal. Colonel Cluus said he
was authorized to say that the milf
taiy authorities did not contemplate
the removal Of the prisoner pending
such an appeal. Garter will therefore
remain in custody at Governors IS
land. .s-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
Wealthy Widow Stockwell Rob-
bed in a London Hotel.
THIEVES MAKE A $4,000 HAUL
Diamond Necklace Worth MANY Thon
ands Was In Collection, Which Con-
talned Some nj oct Celebrated Pro-
. auctions OF tho Tlnanys.
tBy Telegraph.)

LONDON. Oct. 23-Late this after
noon it was announced that Il sensa-
tional burglary had taken place yester-
day at the Savoy hotel. London. where
the room of Mrs. Stockwell, of New
York, widow of a New York jeweler
was entered and robbed, it is under
stood, Of jewelry valued at 10000 pounds
and bank notes and other negotiable
currency to the amount Of 5000 pounds.
Mrs. StoclSwell has been staying at
the hotel for some time with nephew.
The apartment was entered while they
were at dinner. On returning to the
room Mrs. Stocllwell found the door
locked on the inside. An alarm was
raised and the door was forced The
room was found empty but it had been
thoroughly ranSacked.
The management took prompt meas
ureS, had the hotel doors closed sum
moned detectives and searched all
strangers and servants. Nothing, how.
ever was discovered.
The burglars had escaped, the thick
fog enabling them to get away.
Special detectives from Bow street
and Scotland Yard are at work on the
case. but thus far, there is no trace OF
the thieves. Mrs. Stockwell declines to
discuss the matter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
May Obtain Copyright in manila
(By Teleeraph

10Y .1eleSF1pE.)
WASHINGTON Oct e3-Actinc
Postmaster General Heath has instruct
ed Director OF Posts Vaills, 1T Manila
that the United States citizen residing
IN the Philippine islanGs may secure q
copyright from that point and being so
entitled may deliver this matter to 1,
postmaster, exercising office under au-
thority of the president of the United
states. obtain receipt therefor and the
postmaster must forward it to the Ii
bra Dian of Congress here.
This ruling is made on questions sub
nitteo by Mr.. Waffle. who, among
ether things. calls attention to the pro :
vision that copies of the matter to be
copyrighted must be deposited Gin the
mail within the United States" Mr..
Heath says these words are sufficient
to apply to the United States and cover
all territory owned by and in possess: on
OF the United States or over which the
United States may be exercising per
mancnt or temporary CONTROL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
DIsPENsAhY SCANDAL.
fractional Fight paged In South Carolina
.. Board of Cont, o..
(Ey Telepranh \


COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 23.-There is
a fractional fight among the members
of the State Board Of Control of South
Cardinals liquor dispensary. The ma
jority faction, Asessrs. Miles, Holden
and Robinson, have discharged COM
+ q. QUITS, WHO were SUI IportGd ~
Nessrs. Williams and Boykin, OF the
board IL
Tomorrow IN the Circuit Court.
through Attorneys George tombstone
ana II. Cowper Patton, Mr.. Douthit
OF certiorafi to be served upon the
board to exhibit to the court the rec
ords on which Douthit was discharged.
Inc latter claims he does not want to
be reinstated but seeks vindication.
Attorney General Rellingar rauracentc
the board =
a bitter and scandal developing CON
lroNersy is being waged by representa-
fNsS OF the several factions The state
board purchases all whiskey used legit-
!mately in the state. 1t is bottled and
shipped under the direction of the com
w seized by consta bulary
1t is charged that Douthit niisman-
eyed the sale of contraband, that he
bot tied inferior liquor with label Of SUI
perior grade and that he endeavored to
advance the sales OF the liquor bought
discharged without hearing
The majority faction is charged. on
ne other hand. With filling offices With
kansmen. and with purchasing from
relatives pretending to represent liquor
houses, But in reality We're strikers
for SIOilS.
Abuse and outrageous language is
being used in the charges and counter
charges. Personal encounters have
been expected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
PROMINENT sBoERs SLAIN.

LONDON, Oct. 23.-An official dis
patch from Ladysmith. the British
headquarters in Natal. filed at 10 p NJ
Yesterday gives the list OF casualties
among the prominent Beers at the bat
tie of Landslaagte:
General Viljoen, killed.
General Koch. wounded ana captured
tsince died)
General koch's son. killed " a."
Col. Schiel. German officer command
ing the artillery, wounded and a pris-
oner.
Commander 'Pretorus, wounded, pris-
oner. - ...
Several Boer standards captured
AN amended list Of the British cas-
ualtles at the battle places the num-
Der Of officers killed a five and wound
co at thirty and the number Of nom
commissioned officers and men killed at
thirty-seven and wounded a 175. The
total number of casualties being o47.
Ten men are missing. Among the kill
ed is Col cott-Chisholm, of The I'M
perial Light Horse
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
A FAMOUS COLLECTION

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Mrs Louise
Stockwell, whose husband was vice
president of the firm of Tiffany &. Co.,
is believed to have been the victim OF
the robbery During many years Mrs
StockWell made q collection or Jewels
of great value and some of Tirranys
most famous work found it's way into
worth many thousands was we'll known.
her collections. a diamond necklace
She usually. took this necklace with
$i, III 4 saad it was probably secured by the
thieves. S5s{ Sc 81 ffS5i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
MIR. WY7NrDIIAtNl SJ-NIS Up

LONDON. Oct. 23.-TEc Parliament
tary secretary OF the war office. Mr..
George Wyni'ham. made Il statement
in the House OF Commons today. say
ing:
Lord Wolsley sums UP the position
in Natal early This morning. as f1llG VS.:
In the battle of Elandslaagte on
October IL TWO guns were captured
from the Beers. who lost heavily.
"A large column OF the enemy APP
penred advancing from the north and
west on General Yulc. who consequent
ly had fallen back from Dundee and
was concentrating ut Glencoe junction
In this operation, we gathered in the
wounded and medical attendants were
left at Dundee.
General White was in position at
LadEsmith, and is being reinforced
from Piettermaritzhurg. |.
= The enemy appears to be in large
numerical superiority.'' ..M..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
FIGnT1SG TIE TRADE EMeAEGo.
Louisians Files Bill for Injunction
AEainat the Lone Star 81 ate.
CIV 1'elaSranh ma

WASHINGTON. Oct 2s-The Uni
ted States Supreme Court today grant
ed leave to the State of Louisiana TO
file bill for injunction against tht,
State of Texas, prohibiting the enforce
ment of trade embargo in connection
with the yellow fever quarantine OF
the latter state. The question Of ju-
rlsdiction was argued by Attorney Far
rar on behalf of Louisiana and by At
torney General Smith, of Texas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
ARClEE NAIaR-

LONDON, Oct. 23.-The British vic
tories in Natal. following each other in
quick succession, though accompanied
| BY heavy losses on the side of the vic
tors. bear striking testimony OF the
valor of the vanqushed Beers. They
appear TO have fallen victims TO the
| Very plan which they counted on to
drive the British into the sea They
nave been beaten in detail by counter
strokes carefully considered and bril-
llanuy carried out in the face OF cour-
ageous opposition. which has done
much to increase British respect for
the Burghers, whose splendid valor and
determination. it is universally admit
ted reached the highest level y
| Fuller accounts OF SATURDAYS battlA
at ElandSlaagte emphasizes the snlen-
dld gallantry exhibited on both sides
and the superiority of the British in a
pitched battle, although the Beers
fought with the greatest tenacity 70
| the last, only yielding when further
| lighting was hopeless
| An armored train with the men OF
| the Manchester regiment appeared on
the left at Ladysmith at daybreak
Saturday. in support of the Johannes
burg Imperial Light Horse, and the
Natal field artillery, with the object of
reopenlng communication at Eland-
siaagte The artillery took position
above the town and shelled the rail-
way station, from which the Beers ran
out, and the British mounted infantry
entering the place, released the Eng
| lish prisoneds.
HOT FIGHTING.
The Roers. numbering some 1900 men
with three guns. occupied command
ing position. They poured such well
directed fire on the British and their
scouts were so active. that the British
| force steadily retired until reinforce
| ments arrived, when the mounted in
fantry was sent to drive the Boer
scouts from the ridge on the right
A large force of mixed cavalry, in the
meanwhile, swept over the plain and
up the Hill on the right. Lancers were
met with heavy fuslade. while on the
left British battery opened fire with
good effect.
The British infantry who had de-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
Star Pointer VIII Race NJ More.

10Y IGIeETIpn.J NV ---- ~ ---
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 23.-The f. Y
nous stallinon Star Pointer has been
taken off the track by his owner, w. ].
White. IA, i. -
The great PAGERS leg will never again
be in condition for racing. His trainer,
u. ]. McClary. has been released and
Pointer has been put in the stud at Mr..
Whites Two Minutes Villa farm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
And 500 Beers Slain by Baden
Powell at Mafeking.
ACCORDING TO LAST REPORT
Army OF Transvsal Undisnayed by British
Victory, Beers Isoaat Dundee IL Cut
OF. Lord Wolsley's Report
Alarms British War Otilce.
aBy Telegraph.)

LONDON. Oct. 24.-Thc correspond
"nt Of the Daily Mail at Durham. Natal.
says:
An official Of the Banana mine. who
has just arrived from Pretoria, de-
ctares that while there he heard that
Colonel Baden Powell. the British com
mander 1T Mafeking. had captured
General Cronje and thirty other Beers
and had killed 500"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
LIKE A cONoUER1NG HERO.
General Ctprisno Castro Is Re ceived by the
Populace, Who Cry for reaco.

(By Telegraph.l
CARACAS. VENEZUELA, Oct "a
General Cipriano Castro. the insurgent
commander, during the recent revolu-
ton has entered this city
\ warm reception was recorded him.
There was no trouble when Castro ar
river. and no fear OF renewed fight
ing IS felt. as everybody wants peacc
without retaliation
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
Q KRUGER IN DESPAIR.

LONDON, Oct. ga special dispatch
from Cape Town Sunday. says that adj
vices received there from Pretoria re-
port president Kruger as now being in
favor of conditional surrender. It is
added that it is expected that the exec
ntive council will meet today or Tues
day to discuss the advisability of such
step.
accepted With reserve.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
a: SIGN,AI, VICTORY

GLENCOE CAMP, Oct. 22-(Delayed
in transmission.>-12 P. M.-The at
tack made by the Roer forces under
General Lucas Meyers, on the British
position Friday enabled the British
forces to score a signal success. This
'Boer column was driven pell nell over
the plains, losing over 500 killed and
wounded. In addition. the British cap
tnred several hundred horses and made
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
Applying for Receiv~ra for f. g. p. Road
al, :

RICHMOND VA. Oct. 23-Applica-
tons on the part of bondholders were
filed in the Law and Equity Court here
today for the appointment OF a receiver
Ter the Farn1ville and POwhatan Rail-
road. The road is a narrow gauge line
running from Bermuda Hundred to
Farmville. 1t has been in financial diff
fculties for some years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
IRISH AIEMBEIR sl-sPENpEp

LONDON. Oct. 222.-During the course
OF the days proceedings, while the
House was discussing the report Of the
supplementary estimates. Patrick
O'Brien. PaTnellite member for Ei,ken-
ny City. declared shat the hands of the
British secretary Of state for the colo
MES. Joseph Chamberlain. We're as
much stained with blood as those Of
any murderer Who ever mounted the
Scaffold. ".... .M. .M-M
The speaker, William Court Gully,
called upon Mr.. O. Brien 70 withdraw
his remark, but he refused to do so,
whereupon the House by vote of 3le
to IS resolved to suspend him and he
left the House remarking: You had
better bring up another army corps
unless You want it somewhere else
The House then adjourned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
Vessels Arrived.

Schooner Frank "A. Palmer Bangor.
Barge Hamilton, Providence VIII
Steamer City Of Worcester (BrD,
Jones. New York
Steamer Birdswald cBr). Hardy,
Hampton Roads
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
HOW TINE QUEEN REJECT WE'D II

HOW THE QUEEN INI.{EI Weld 1T.
r LONDON, Oct. 23.--1'ne following
will appear in today's Court Circular:
'Malmora, Oct. 23-The news OF the
important successes at Glencoe and
Elandslaag,e has been received by the
Queen with the greatest satisfaction,
While admiring the gallant conduct OF.
the troops. Her Majesty is most deep
~ Gricvcd 70 hear the heavy losses the
victories have occasioned ana gre atty
leplores the loss OF 50 many valuable.
Ives . H 4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
HERE'S ANOTHER REVOCATION.
Panama In the Til ross Of Int+rneeine War.
Mart'Atl axv Declared.
\

WASHINGTON. Oct pa cable
gram has been received at the State
Department from United States Consu
Gudger. at Panama. stating that a rev
oution has broken out there. and tina;
martial law has been declred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
Calendar for This Day.
Weather Forecast.

WASHINGTON. Oct o3-Forccast
for Virginia-Fair. with moderate tenn
nerature Tuesday and Wednesday,;
light winds. mostly southerly
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
Vessels Sailed.

Barge Volunteer, Norwich.
Steamer Ethelaida (Br.>. clarkson,
Antwserp.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
NEWPORT NEWS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER a. 1898
many prisoners. who are
being Well

many prisoners. who are being Well
cared for.
The Boer hospital has been taken un-
der the wing Of the British hospital
corps. as the Beers had only Il single
doctor With 4 primitive staff who were
quite unable TO cope with the wound-
~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

ASoA<O>IANb
graphic accounts are supplied by the
war correspondents Of the battle OF
Elandsaaste, of which the following
are extracts:
The daily Telegraph says:
General French commenced the ac-
ton at 6:30 a. NJ. The enemy had only
just finished coffee when they were sur
prised and nearly all our prisoners We're
caught in the vicinity of the captured
train The mining and railway Off
Gals escaped from the enemy and came
in to Us to the number of 81 whites, be-
side many natives and coolies.
Both OF the latter classes had been
robbed and compelled to work by the
Beers but the whites We're treated fair
~ Well though they We're made to take
an oath to remain neutral, etc. a Beer
sergeant. native of Cape Colony, hid
his rifle and came in with twenty Of his
late captives.
The Manchester regiment with the
characteristic hacdihood of British in
fantry, all marched straight back at
of cover. despite the rafting. Kissing.
and splitting of the Mauser bullets.
Tommy Atkins says in effect: What,
Hide from Yokels! Let EN- shoot!'
THE TERRIBLE MAUsER.
The enemy bobbcd about over the
rocks like jackS-n-the-boX, firing heav-
lily at US and witll fair accuracy, for
the magazine Mauser rifle is a terrible
weapon, although it inflicted clean
wounds Many of them used explosive
bullets.
Colonel Scott-Chisholn1, one Of the
Imperial Light Horse, courted disaster
by waving his scarf to give encourage
ment to his men, who really needed
none. Suddenly somebody showed a
white flag and Colonel Hamilton tried
to stop the fighting, but a party Of
Beers ensconced on a conical hill ana
q 1,r,;,- n
took advantage of the lull to deliver a
heavy fire. The Gordon Highlanders
and the Manchesters were rendered,
more savage than ever by this and re-
doubled their energy for the Beers in
the hollows We're delivering a hanking
fire."
DARKNESS FORCED FIGHT.
The Dali News Says
The approa ching fall of darkness was
great factor in last phases of the
fight. making the capture of the posi-
ton at once absolutely Imperative. BY
this time the crack Of rifles and the
rattle of Maxims had become absolutely
furious. Our men understood the ne
cessity We'll enough. Nothing 10th, they
exposed themselves CALAMITY III their
resolution to drive the Beers from thei,
last stand. Officers, sergeants and men
fell in the lines. hut nothing checked the
fierce onset. Conspicuous among the
Gordon Highlanders and ir the fighting
line throughout was Lord WA, attach
Cd snecially to the brigadiers' staff
The final rush was sight to see.
With levelled bayonets, cheering as
they went. our men sprang over the
boulders that were strewn at their
feet. The Beers, recoiling, fired wildly
and then dashed down the rugged steer
to escape the annihlation threatening
them.
Some. desperately determined on
killing, returned to the Mex, in the rear
or which the Highlanders had crouche(l
behind some boulders These men fired
on ambulance men at work among the
wounded. and others there can GER
tify from our experience to this das-
tafdly act"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
Graphic Description OF the Bat
tie Of Elandslaagte.
Beers FOUGHT LIKE DEMONS
Deeds OF Daring by intrepid Gordon High
lRnhera. HrItons Advanced IN the Ell
Face Of Il Calling Fire and Car
rled the Isuer Position.
(BN Telegrarll.l

LONDON, Oct. 2i.-'rhc Daily Mail
publishes the following description of
IN" battle of E.lantlslaagte from its
special war correspondent, G.. ". Ste
vcns. filed 1T Ladysmitl..
The battle was a Brilliant, complete
success. The Beers numbered from L.
zoe TO 1900 and probably has about 1ON
Killed and lao wclnced
The fight itself was a practical il
lustration oi handbook tactics, each
arm represented doing it's proper work
to perfection The Gordon Highland
eis III their attack advanced iE mag
Eificent order. They We're immediately
snluted with 4 heavy fire Which TOLD,
from the first.
CCoLLY LIT HIS PIPE.
Their major fell With q bullet in his
leg. but as he lay where he fell, he lit
:, pipe and smoked placidly while the
advance continued. AS man after man
dropped supports were rushed into the
firing line, our men darting from cover
70 cover, splendidly led and ever adj
vancing. Yet. Us ridge after ridge was
won, the Highlanders still found a new
ridge confronting them and thus they
fought their bleeding way until the
final ridge was reared. With nearly ev-
cry officer down.
THE POSITION WON.
Then slamming every available man
into the firing line. the Manchesters,
DevonS and Light Horse all mixed
with buGles chanting The advance, bag
pipes shrieking. and che battle con-
fused surge. our men swept yelling for
ward and the position was won.
Meanwhile squadrons Of Lancers and
Dragons Tapped round the Boer left
flank. catching the enemy as they re-
tired in disorder, goring and stamping
them to pieces
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25

people from this town accompanied them
to their final resting place.
Mrs. Thomas johns, of Nundling, is
spending few DAYS with friends in
town.
Miss Ella Herr Of Scranton, has re-
turned home after several days visit
With Miss Jennie Goodwin.
Mrs. d. J. Brown, of Peckville, has
been called to ,he bedside of her aunt,
Mrs. J. Ii. Christian. who lies critically ill.,,
The friends Of John Nicholas, formerly
a resident Of this town, win be sorry to
learn oC sad mishap that hcfcll him IN
a Michigan mine. BY the explosion Of Il
quantity of powder he has lost an arm
and an eye. lie left this town three
months ago with the hope of ucttcring his
condition.
A large number Of people attended the
obscquieS of Mrs. Mccullough at Luzcrnc
yesterday Deceased was Il sister Of Mrs
Joseph Brady and Thomas Walsh, of
this town.
The marriage of Miss Eliza Price, Of
Moosic, to Albert Lewis of Elmira, was
socmni2od at the home Of the bride s
parents last evening, Rev S. f. Young
performed the ceremony. The bride was
handsomely attired in military biue
cloth gown and carried bridal roses. Both
were unattended. After the ceremony a
reception was rendered a large number
of invited guests They left at midnipht
on an extended bridal trip after which
they will reside in Elmira,