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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-15

wUi Tn League aud 40 the nature ~ y
young peoples rally The 8 ate Ep
worth League Ulcers will b. present
md ~ addr So viii br given by Mr.. r.
/ Eaton. Mrs. G. G. Plnmmer. QUE Of
he leading suhis = of the 5 ale, wall
be present to sing. There will he s"v.
er'l Others from Salt Lake City to
assist In the services.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-15
Stock Killed.

Notice of the killing of befer along
the Rio Grande Western between &c.
nrvn ant American Fork was filed with
the county clerk Yesterday.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-15
PROVO CITY OFFICERS.
NEIGHBORHO0D.

Charhe Derktr Is sporting tne sWeIl-
est rig in town.
Remnant rae OF dress goods and
silks at II. A. Baruey's.
Jos L. Page OF Payson came over
Thursday on legal business.
Depuy Sheriff Hem went 10 Payson
Thursday IN oiiicial business.
Ladies' dress patterns NJ less than
cost II, Barney's remnant sale.
Editor VIM. Buys Of the Wasstch
Wave was in Provo Thursday.
Ladies' silk waist patterns at half
price NJ Brney's remnant sale.
VIM Greer was over from Spanish
Fork Thursday on legal business.
Postmaster Peters 0f American Fork
was In Provo on husines, Thursday.
ZACH p,id for wheat ut the Provo
IAOll Roller Nils, opp. depot.
EAU B. Allen is going to deal In ice
this summer. Buy your Ire of Earl.
Music borks bound MS hey should he.
Il. f. Crouch, opp. posloillce. Provo.*
Juip-J. s. Boyer was over from
Spr,ngvilo on legal business yesterday
Walter Ship came down from Salt
Lake Wednesday evening for days
v.sit.
A great remnant salo Of dress goods
and silks az Barn-ys. commencing
April 10.
Co to +. Titus under Speckart's meat
market for short-order nieals--hls spe-
cially. Ga
John NJ. Wilson has been out several
days this week practlcing up his base
ball 'terrvrs."
Full line OF patent medicines. cough
remedies. etc.. always on hand at the
EIkhorn Pharmacy."4i
Usea,by refined people east and west
-Coppsr, Plate Roman Type. TO be
fount rnlyat The SHELTON Co.
A. ii. Howard, claim agent 81 the
Riu Grandc Western. was In Provo
yesterday on company business.
q L. Becker, representing the Beck
er Brewing company 81 Old u, was
doing business IN Provo yesterday.
The banks and several OF the princl
pal business b, uses were closed lodn,
on account OF II being Arhor Day.
Egg food. will make your hens lay
something avery egg producer wants
Gel II at the Elkhorn Pharmacy ~
For Sale Chaice fruit trees true u
name. Apply To W. Grorpe Talmagr
Provo Bench. OF Box rs. Proyo.0e-4l
Hedquist commenced dispensing swine
waterfall The Palace Drug Store Thurs
day.
Geo. E. Howe OF Provo Il worl,
beaIer on bicycle bargains. Ee has
full line OF ladies'. gents and boys
Wheels
w. r. n. paxman, manager Of tn
Bullion Brck Store at Eurek. cam
over Thursday morning for coupl
OF DAYS visit.
Fur bargains In groceries. hardware
cruckerywarr. glassware and sportin
goods go 10 Geo. e. Howe, 2S Cenle
reel. Proyo.s
County Treasurer Malmberg yestei
day issued % Isaac Bullock check "a
$500, being tirst payment on lh
county poor farm.
O.SP Greer n Esgar, Arizona, VIII
issou his way 30 the samoan missioI
stopped 10 Provo Thursday TO. shak
hands with old school frisHds.
Another Of those popular excursion
20 'rin,lc SUNDAY, Alrl 10th, win II
r. q. W. Special train leaves Prov
3d. a. M Fare for round trip si.O0,
Judge Dusenberry lef, yesierda
morning to open court at Junction
the Sixth district }. s Rollo. stem
grapher Of the Sixth district. accon
panIes him. Judge Meoarty eomea
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-15
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

District Judge, Warren ". Dusenherry
CLERK. George Havercamp.
Court Ssenographer, Mont Roberts.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-15
urAA COUNTY, OFFICERS.

$500 tJoreph r McEwsn Provo.
-, CVuny Nm Is. hughes Sp FORK.
Commlss'oners' IA. NJ Davis, LohL
Assessor .......... Royal T. Hush. PAyson
CLERK ............. George Havtrcamp Provo
Sheriff ............G George a. StOrrs, Provo
Recorder. May THROWN spencer Provo
Treasurer 800. Otto n NJ limb re, SdDtaquiu
Prosecuting Attorney. ...,J jacob Evans, Provo
Surv iyor. Andrew Adamson, Am. Fork
Supt schools. ......j. l.. Brown, Pl. Grove
Quaraut tine Phy-ician..,......Dr. Allen, Provo
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25

bury cases where owners of property
have had injunction placed upon
their property because of the alleged
sale of intoxicating liquor therein,
asking that the cases be continued to
the January term. The court took
the matter under adyisement.
Elenora d. Curtis and James ID.
Curtis against John r.. Simpson,
Adelbert e. Simpson and John Il.
Shurtletf, from Bennington county,
was heard this morning. Batchelder
and Bates for plaintiffs; G. II. Mason
for Simpsons, Barber and Darling for
Shurtlet1.
The Franklin county case OF State
against Jack Powers, in which several
Montpelier people have an interest,
has been continued until the Janu-
airy term.
The Caledonia county injunction
liquor cases have been set at the heel
of the docket.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25
The Heart Of Maryland.

Next Monday evening the Barre
opera house will have the first and
only production of David Belasco's
play, 1.-The Heart of Maryland
which was in New York, Chicago and
san Francisco during the past three
seasons the chief attraction, and its
first presentations were given in
England last spring and summer at
the Adelphi theatre, London, the per-
forlnances extending through twelve
weeks. and was the great dramatic
event of the season. 1t was accepted
by the press and the public and en-
Enthusiastically greeted as the most
perfectly constructed and most hui
manly, absorbingly, interesting Ameri-
can play that had thus far been
brought out upon the English stage.
The stage settings and effects are the
same that were presented there and
during it's American tour. The cast
is represented by company of artists
especially selected by Mr.. Belasco and
includes many of the most popular
and talented representative players of
the New York theatres. The sale
of seats will begin Thursday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25
Mink Hunted a Drink.

Mink Jones, the father of Bingo, in
Hoyt's "a Temperance Town" was
around this morning endeavoring to
drink up all the ''licllcr" he could find.
"When yer take the Ticker away from
Mink yer take all the sunshine and
flowers outer his life," declared he.
He visited in most all the stores in
the city. He went in to see l.. Bart
Cross and Grand Juror A. Johonnott
and talked over the "licker" question
there and then went across the road
and around the corner to the liquor
agency.
Mink entered the agency with a
very quiet air. He got the ear of
Agent Lull and interested him enough
to ask how expensive ''lickcr" he
wanted. Mink was getting out his
wallet to pay when Alderman Brown
and City Grand Juror Carleton, who
were standing near the counter, sig.
nailed to Mr.. Lull.
The agent tumbled to the rustic
appearance of the man and told
Mink he could not sell anything to
strangers, and Mink went out.
Mink was a little crestfallen at his
defeat and spent the rest of the morn
ing talking of mans inhumanity to
man.
He had the same old story to tell
of Doc. Sawyer and Squire Belcher.
Mink's right name is George Rich
ards, and he is as funny as ever He
was dressed today in pants that reach
ed half way between his knees and
his shoes, and had ON little round
Derby hat. He said his pants "were
made short from standin' at the bar.
But I'll never make Bingo t take err
pledge" declared he. "Ain't | liv-
ing example enuf?" Montpelier Ar
gus.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25
MONTPELIER.
Newsy Notes from the Capitol City
of Vermont.

Harrison Alexander, former resi-
dent, died recently at White River
Junction, aged 81.
Gov. Smith was in town last night to
attend the meeting of the state bar.
T. J. Deavitt absolutely denies the
yarn printed in the Journal from the
Manchester paper regarding the men,
bers of the anti-saloon league.
Levi Carter lost between 300 and
$500 while out with the boys the Other
night.
The Free Press is authority for the
statement that Chief Clark of the O.
r. c., and P. H. Morrisey of the b. r.
IT,, are here to meet General Manager
Fitzhugh and take up the grievances
OF the men on the G. V. railway.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25
LEG BROKEN.
Jerry McCarthy's Stone Team Creates
Sad Mishap.

Just before noon today Jerry McCar-
thy stone team ran away from Depot
street, came tearing up through the
square without a driver and turned to
the left on Main street.
In front of DR.. Nichols house was
a single team driving leisurely along
towards North Barre. The occupants
of the buggy were Plymon Seaver of
Washington man about IS years old
and his II year old grandson Clyde
McAllister son of Chas. McAllister Of
Washington.
The double team came up behind
the buggy and before Mr.. Seaver
could get out Of the way the runaway
horses were upon them. The buggy
was carried across the street and both
man and boy were thrown out. The
boy was doubled up like jack knife
and two wheels of the heavy team
passed over him.
The boy was badly hurt and the OIL
der person was somewhat dazed. They
were both taken to the house of Jesse
Cayhue, where they were attended by
DR.. W. Il. LaZelle, who found that
both bones in the boys left leg were
broken, and that his back was bruised.
MI. Seayer was practically uninjured.
| The broken bones We're set by Drs.
Lazelle, Chandler and jackson, and
the boy was taken home this after
noon.
The buggy that was driven by Mr..
Seaver, has as yet been undiscovered
since the accident, but the genera
opinion is that the woodpile in Jesse
Cayhue's front yard was once the
framework of buggy.
Some person unintentionally eX
changed hats with DR.. LaZelle while
he was attending the patient, and the
doctor says he would like to get his
black derby back.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25
Supreme Court.

Montpelier, VT, October %, 1899
The general term of the supreme
court opened yesterday in the court
room at the State house.
Prayer was offered by Rev. DR., Nor
man Seaver of Montpelier, and pro-
clamation was made by Sheriff Graves
All the judges We're present except
Judge Start.
Decisions were rendered in the fol
lowing eases: Barton National bank
ct al, against G. W. Atkins ct al from
Orleans county, decree of costs to de.
PENDANT and cause remanded. Opinion
by Judge Watson.
Town of Dorset against town OF
Rupert from Bennington county.
Exceptions struck off and cause re-
manded.
Harvey "A. Gains against John Nc
Govern, from Rutland county. Judg-
ment OF county court affirmed with
out costs.
In re John Patterson Emslie, from
Washington county. Case discontin-
ued.
Allen & Richardson against John
Ryan, from Washington county. Set
tied and discontinued.
Thomas W. Wood against Montpe-
lier Public. library association, ct AL,
from Washington county. Settled
and discontinued.
I'll. f. Patton against Cordiner Bros.
from Washington county. Judgment
affirmed.
State against Henry Camp, from
Washington county, misentry.
The docket was called and % cases
set for hearing. Judge lde appeared
for respondents in several st. Johns
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25

1t is reported that there is another
liquor spotter in town.
Good Will temple No. 46 meet every
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
"Way Down East" next Tuesday
night should draw as large crowd as
the Christian.
Eben Porter moved his household
goods yesterday from the storehouse
into the Barnes tenement on Maple
Grove.
Attorneys Gordon, Fay, Bisbee and
Boyce attended the Vermont Bar AS
ISOLATION banquet at Montpelier last
night.
The case of a. G.. Fay VS.. State
Auditor Barber will come up for hear
ing before the supreme court this
term. This is a test case where JUS
tice Fay claims fees to be due him
from the state auditor.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25
The Clergy Endorse WAY Down
East"

A good many ministers, drawn to
the play by reports brought to their
ears concerning it, have seen this
wholesome but intensely moving work,
and some among them have taken
pains to write to Mr.. Brady convey
ing their views in such forms that he
is naturally proud. The following is
a copy of a letter from the assistant
pastor of Plymouth church, Brooklyn
which is a strong endorsement:
1t was the privilege of Mrs. Porter
and myself to attend the performance
of "Way Down East" on last Satur-
day afternoon, March 5. Though
several days have since elapsed, the
play is still SO fresh and it's lessons SO
powerful in our minds that we wish
to acknowledge your kind courtesy
and to express our high appreciation
of the dignity and worth of "Way
Down East. On the very day that
we attended the play, my wife and |
had been trying to assist a beautiful
woman who is just now in almost
exactly the situation in which poor
Anna Moore found herself. You can
then imagine perhaps what tremen-
dous hold the play took upon us as
the terrible plot was revealed. 1t
seemed no play but to us at least,
there seemed years of life's deepest
experience passing in reality before
us in those brief hours. AS IA minis
ter | could but feel most keenly the
comparative impotence of our pulpits
nearly all our pulpits are dealing
with these realities of life--as COM
pared with the power of your ''unreal
plays.' 1t seems to me that you are
doing a brave and noble service in
putting this before the world. Long
and widely may "Way Down East,
prosper.
Very respectfully yours,
HORACE PORTER,
ID Middagh st.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25
MR.. VIM. LAWN, Tenor,
Mr.. FREDERIC MAIN, violnist
Mr.. LUclEN HOWE, Piani:


Soprano supporting company distinguished which
in the welcomed
For HOWE been but seldom heard her native
during the regular exclusively Grand Opera
in many foreign capitals.
Among trump abroad the distinguished her
she her vore role Rsna in ssinis Barber of Seville 1t
personally in
already
efforts during the performance
Although HOWE the
England
be pleased that her popularity home has been extended foreign lands
ut preferred to standing
MR. WILLIAM LAWN the favorably
will be again heard o this
MR. FREDERIC MAIN, vionst, member of the Boston
talented yoiniS
MR. f. e. KENDALL, widely pop
lar selections.
MR. LUC1EN HOWE pianist already familiar his
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25
5ldn't Have Stood It,

ID Itching Piles. They're ter
ing: bu Bucklen's Arnica
lure the worst case of Piles on
has cured thousands. For
ins or Bodily Eruptions it's
We in the world. Price 25c.
guaranteed for sale at the
Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25

G. Is. Durkee Reports uile nooNc
business as booming.
George johnson of Boston, a former
resident of Barre, is visiting friends
here.
There was a meeting of the school
commissioners last evening, but only
the usual routine business was trans
acted.
Rev. c. O. JudkinS of Montpelier
will speak in the Baptist church Nov.
Is at 7.30.
Ben Greene of Morrisville is in the
city looking after his property inter-
estS here.
f. e. Kinney left on the II O'Clock
train last night for a business trip to
Quincy, Mass.
c. II. Jackman is in Williamstown
taking care of things for Henry Mar
tin while he is in Boston.
Charles Kirkland, motorman on the
electric road, has gone to Boston. Mr..
Burke is taking his place.
The intermediate league of the
Methodist church will hold a soclable
in the parlors of the church Friday
night at o'clock.
At the meeting Of Clan Gordon O.
S. G. last night one application was
voted on. 1t was decided to hold the
usual Thanksgiving Eve ball in Miles
hall.
Members of Neal Dow lodge No. Is
are requested to be present at the
lodge meeting this evening at 7 o clock
sharp.
The owners of the old Catholic
cemetery at North Barre have divided
it into IS building lots and are laying
out two new streets through the land
Charles Linham has finished work
in Lvndonville, where he has beer
running a hosting engine for Mason
& Co., and has returned to Barre. lle
went to Bolton Falls today to look fol
work.
A. J. Willis is painting a new sigl
for b. w. Hooker and one for Allel
S. SanbOrn. the confectiOnerS that are
going to open a store in Tomasi :
old block, where Joseph Ossola used t(
be- Mr.. Willis has large number o
sleighs to paint before winter.
The Clio club will meet at the home
of Miss Alice Pape on Merchant st
Friday evening Oct. 9th. The pro
gram will be as follows: Quebec, Mis-
Martin: French Canadian Life ant
Character, Miss Wheatley: Tril
through the Thousand Islands, Mis-
Boyce: Pertinent Buildings, Mis-
Perry: Toronto and Vicinity, Mis-
Eastman.
The G. V. ticket Office sold Is.
tickets for the Boston excursion, an(
the NJ. < w. nine. Among those Whe
went are j. d. Smith, DR.. and Mrs. j
w. Jackson, Belle Jones, f. L. Bill
lings, William Riley, Russell Calet
Mrs. j. p. Lydiard, W. L. Poole, Mrs
Joseph Trombley, Mrs. Martin McMa
hon, Mrs. f.. NJ. Wheeler, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wallace Parker, Mrs f. f. Cave
Mr.. and Mrs. e. a. Prindle, Mrs. NJ
ID. Lamb, W. A. Bradford, Mrs. G. }
Smith, II. ID, Segel, &. L. Swazey, O
j. Howes, Alex Innis, Blanche Tilden
Mrs. I'll. A. Rugg, G. |. jackson, Nil
gil Ayers, It. II. Cave, Jr., Mrs. FREQ
Clay, Bert Durkee. Jack Cummings
O. Bofino: Thos. Riley. Fred Canton
n. j. Roberts, b. w. Hooker, A. r
b. Bishop.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25

Parties desiring copies of the Illus
trated History of the Dewey Day cele
bration at Montpelier and Mortified
should leave their order with the
Barre News Agency AT ONCE. Price,
lOc. each. 165-2d
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25

PRICES, 25c, &c., Soc, 75c, $10O and $3.50
ckets on sale at Red Cross Pharmacy October
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25
FAKE NOTICE.

Jon who recently found a
bbb badge will be suitably
" leaving the same with G
THE new city hall. 100 If .
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-25
NEW ADS. TODAY.

Barre Opera House." Way Down
East.
Dissolution of Partnership - Barre
Supply Company.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-05-19
Straw hats at Ballentine's.

Straw hats at Ballentine's.
%fWhen a man knows he is fool he
knows more than some people give
him credit for.
The past week has been q rather
rainy one but the farmers say it is just
what was needed. The weather has
been very chilly and overcoats did not
come amiss.
Wixom Bros. show held forth on the
vacant lot north of the F&PMR'y
tracks on Main street Thursday after
noon and evening, and drew fair.sized
crowds at each performance. The
street parade at two O'Clock p. NJ. was
quite attractive.
Don't forget the Northwestern St.
Clair county teachers meeting to be
held in the high school room in Yale
tomorrow Saturday, commencing at
10 O'Clock n. m. A fine program, which
was published last week, has been pre-
pared and an interesting meeting may
be looked for. The public in general
invited to attend and take part in dis
cussions which will follow every paper.
Howard, the l6-year-old son of Will
Collins, of Greenwood, died very sud
denly Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. He was only sick one day.
A postmortem examination was held
by eight physicians and very unusual
state of affairs were found to exist
which puzzled them all. The real
cause of death is not known. The
funeral will be held from the house at
0 O'Clock Saturday morning. The en-
tire community deeply sympathize
with the parents and friends in their
sad loss,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-05-19
DR.. Walkers Next Visit.

The date of DR.. Walkers next visit
to Yale is Wednesday, May "a. DR..
Walker is widely known and very sue
cessful. He is frequently consulted
on difficult cases in all parts of the
country. The Doctors great expert
ence in the various forms of chronic
disease and the many remarkable
cures performed by him is arousing
the attention of the afflicted every
where. See the Doctor at the Rapley
House on the aboYe date. He will
frankly tell you what may be done
for you. No charge for consultation.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-05-19
Dwelling For Sale.

desire to sell my house and lot on
Mary street. 1t is first-class house,
has good cellar underneath, fine we'll
of water. good cistern, etc. For fur
ther particulars inquire of Drake q
Rapley or call at the house.
David StOner. so
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-05-19
Notice to Trespassers.

hereby give notice to all persons
not to trespass on my premises lying
in the rear of the school building in
the village of Yale. Any one found
on these lands after this date will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. DANIEL FERGUSON.
Dated Yale. Nav 5. 1899.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-05-19

Money to loan on improved farm
at lowest rate of interest and
easy terms of payment.
Drake q Rapley.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-05-19
HARVEY TAPPAN.
- ATToRNEY-AT-LAW

Probate Law,
Settlement of Estates.
Real Estate
Homes in Yale. Vacant Build
ing Sites. Vacant Business Sites.
l have correct maps of the Vii
lage of Yale, and Counties of st.
Clair and Sanilac. Abstracts of
nearly all OF Yale property.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-30
RECRUITING GOES ON
BRIsKLY IN BOSTON.
Large Numbers Enllsting for Philippine
Service and Assigned to the Ranks
OF Different Regiments.

BOSTON. March 29.-Recruiting for the
Philippine service has been going on here
at a rapid rate, an average Of % meh
day having been assigned to the Twenty
First infantry, which Is undergoing or
ders to go to Manila.
Major Quinton, recruiting officer, says
six hundred men have been enlisted in
this city for the Philippines. Besides
those sent to the Twenty First infantry.
large numbers of men have been enlisted
In this city who are in the ranks Of the
Ninth. Thirteenth and Seventeenth in
fantry and the Sixth artillery. The
seventeenth is at present at the front
in the Philippines. the Ninth is under way
for Manila and the Thirteenth is at Buf-
falo. under orders for Asiatic service
and will probably proceed to the front
with the Twenty First at an early date.
The Sixth artillery is also under moving
orders for the Philippines, being at pres
ent located at Fort McHenry, Baltimore.
Nearly one hundred veterans Of the
Ninth Massachusetts have enlisted In
the regiments, many Of them being at
present with the Seventeenth infantry at
the front.
Major Qulnton has also enlisted men
from the Second and Sixth Massachus-
etts and discharged men from the
Seventh regulars.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-30
MADE STRONG RESISTANCE

MANILA March 9- 1910 D. m.-Af.ar
couple Of hours rest. General Mac
Arthur's division pushed on across the
rice hcids and rivers through the jungle.
without meeting any opposition the
enemy dying from the Villages of Taal
Ucat and Bigaa, after burning them.
Even The town Of Bulacan the capital OF
the province. was burned and abandoned.
although General Macarthur passed
passed seven miles TO the right.
Al o'clock thc enemy mudr q stand
In the trenches half a mile beyond Gui-
guln,o station. az the river crossing
The Kansas and Pennsylvania regiments
Immediately d,ployed. crossing the rail-
road bridge under a heavy fre and az
tackled The cnemys position. The rebels
withs,ood the muskctry FIRE FOR half an
hour but the artillery. disconnected them
aud, al the end Of q minutes fight the
insurgents bOltcd toward the hills.
our loss was two killed and % wounded
The enomys loss was sevcre General
Macarthur went into camp near Gul-
gulnio station at 6:SJ o'clock, four miles
from MaiOlos.