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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

DIM samitag bieier Bp4e, 8. Suli, enhs
li9 M 10 bas 9errli@e 6etne<9ent@
NAL, Der 2oreIep Drummer, in
Nen gort etngepeibt perben;
er erbebt fi9 i'm Mnfange elmer PaHage, Die
in 9iir3e cine Der berrli4ften StruBen BON
9rOBzgep gOrt isin ptrb. bes ugranb
g~oncOurIe", ni6t nett Dom 9uoIon, benz
dmeritanif6en 36ein. Der S90pfer bes
9enfmals, Der berii6mte 8ilb6auer 9erter,
lit nit ieiner Satin bon Berlin gu Der
Weibe beriibergetommen. 0ieie pirO fi4
10 geitaIten: /. Ordeiterpprtrag; 2, gelang
bes vQrion" sGbprs; 3. 6eftreDe bes Or.
@rnit &i4arb UNI ueberrei9ung bes Oents
mails bur9 benielben; 4. @%ntbiaung, nobel
bic 8ereinigten beutT9en Sanger bon RetD
gprf r2orelep" in 9eine's Oi3tung unb in
Sil9er's Competition finsen; 5. @ntgegeaz
nabme beg 0entmals BON Soften Der Muz
ni3ipal6e60rbe, bertretsn bHr9 Stabtratbss
Prdiipent Ct. @ugsenbeimsr; 6. Sr9efter;
7. 9eiang bes vNripn"; 8. Star SpangIeo
Banner, Die flint 9umen, pelde ieiner>
5eit an Der Spite bes Sem Oprfer beutf4eH
9eines8u5ar@@omites ~itanbeu, perben bas
9enfmal entbiaen. 4u9 Elm Set5ug uno
cine Na4feier limb in @usii4t senommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

@o6lperbiente Entertaining 3dt Der tid@
ttge beutf9 : amerttnnt d
g 6uImann @ufao Straubenz
m ii lie eefunbem. @r tpur0e ppm S9ulz
rdtb bes nit benz Namen nManhattan nnS
8ronr" be5ei9neten pi4tigiten unh groBs
ten S6eiles CRIB Ne IN gorfs einz
Thinning nisber gum erften 9ilfsiuperin4
tenbenten bes b~ortisen DFfentliben S4ul=
mefens gemd6lt. @uitaD @traubenmiiaer
tit Der in Baltimore gebprene lpiirbigs
Spbn bes Oor Sturgeon in bobem Otter IN
Stem Oorf geitor6enen piirttembereifden
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SObanm Straubsmmtiaer
Der fi4 aud in Nmerifa als S4ulmanu
unb 0i4ter einen Namen gema9t bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

Wie aus pripater Quele mitget6etli
pirb, 1oQ in 8erlin bemnd9ft cine in
intimen 8~e8iebungen gu Der beutf6sn Ste
gierung itebenbe 3ettungszgDr r
refppnben5 ms 2eben treten, tpelGt
ii9 Die Pflege gutter e3ieb NJ
gen 3nif6en 9eut9Ianb uns
BEN Ser. @taaten our Nufgabe ma.
4en fpirb, 0as 1T cine ie9r erfrsuliat
Nntinbigung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

Der @proB zines DOrnebmen beutiaen
5auIes 2%anbgraf &leranoer
Sriebri6 9effen, f~e9snnOOret%
Biq Sabre aft unb tpobnbuft gu P9ilipps<
rube BEL 6anau, bat ii4 afs ausge3ei9 d.
Sonbi9ter bepabrt. &us
8uris pirb ndnti9 bonn Is. SUM Sol9enz
bes bert3tet:
ranGdblid6 bes 6ers=Seiu=6eites purOe
in Der MnbeleineS STRIDE in 8egentpart
aablreider 3u60rer bic Dom ~Ganografen
aleranoer Sriebrt3 BON 9eisn componirte
MeIe bes 8apites Seq XIII. aufgefilbrt.
Oas pom ebeliten tiin1tIeri19en Settle ere
fiiate 8ert rief einen md9ttgen @inorud
berbor. Die maBeebenhften &~rititer, bars
unter Der betannte Muff4riftfeaer nao
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

lteber einen iebt oft ee6rau9ten &nppz
not6ingz4usoruf mu9t Der Buffalo De,
motrut" oas treffenbe @ortfpieI
Semitic .Qngel@S udfen" nennen oi;
Oeutf6zNmerifaner nit 8prlte6e r8inOez
Itrt6@4merttaner" 9us 0euti@t6um se9t
ienen geSen ben Stri9."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

|, = 3una6me Der inbuFrie1<
len 8ep0Iterung. Die Grsebniiie
Der 1895 perunftalteten 8erufsadblung iinb
.ieBt in Der amtli9en S%tatiitit bes OeutfAen
Rei9es Osr0ffentIi6t pOrben, 9uraus 1T
gu erfe6sn, bob bic in Der 2unbpirtbi4aft
tbdtige 8epDlterung felt Der porleBten 8et
rufsadblung 1882, aIiO felt 10 Sa6reu, nur
um 7/10 pro8ent 5ugenOmmen bat. Die
Snbutrie peiit einen 3upa6s BON 29.5
pro8ent auf. @inem stiIftunOe in Der
2anOpirtbf3aft ftebt bemna3 cine Iebr
itarfe 3unabme in Der SnOuItrie. 9anbef
unb @etper6e eegenii6er. Die 3unabms Der
inOuirielen 8ebOlterung in Deutf6lanb tit
i'm 8ergleia nit anberen 2dnbern cine ries
iige. Sic bat ii6 in 0eutf6lanb innerbalb
Der leBten Is Sabre beinube UNI 80 9ro5ent
berme6rt, in @nglanb u6er UNI 13, inSrantz
reid gar rur UNI 3 pro5ent auseuommer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

2puts S9obe tiinbigt an, baB Ell
ais ieinen Mitrebutteur an fei=
mem II iiebenunb3nan5ig Sabre beiteRn'
ben @O4enblatta rS9e Sentinel" in 8aib=
ington ieinen Spbn Srib angeitsat
fat, Der cine tii4tige 8ilbung erbielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

SIN Monat Stunt langten in. 8 a l.
1858 @inmanberer an.
urb 5tpar 1914 Geutfde, 203 OeiterreiGer.
357 %ltngarn. $50 &ufen, 172 @ali3ier, &C
8Dbmen, 1 @9pei5er, 4 @eittnhier. /
Spanier, 4 @ngldnber, 1 Siioameritaner
uno 1 Srldnber. Smmerbin ftnb alio Die
0eutI9en, gu Oencn ni9t nun Die &ei4sz
oeuti6en, Tonbern audi bieIe Oefterreiaet
ge5dblt perben birfen, ben Srif4en melt.
peit iber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

Gin treff1t9er beutf9zame>
rtfanif9er &InfIer, 9err Srib
Sriebet 1T nit ieiner Satin upO Drei
&inbern aus feinem @p6nfiB 5lOrera in
StaGien, pDbl6e6alten in ieiner @ateritaot
Peoriu angefommen. Srie6el miro ndbz
renh feines Aufentbults in peoria Die Nlf>
~itelfung bes fir bort BON ibnn in Stalien
gef9affenen Splbatenoentmals iiberpa4en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05
GtabIirt felt 1854.
Henry Sehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 INTO 234 Oft 2aamoofp9-S ftake,
apii9en sEraMllins uub Nlarfets Str

232 INTO ga OF SanOOrp9.S ttGke,
apii9en sErantlius uub Miarfets Str.
Chic az o, Sas..
@mpfteblt III Telnfter mGare:
9sedbten GnlrneitbaIer S@Dei3erfGfe,
Trats. Mp9meforts&Gie, Trputa9e De Brie,
Wrfnem Sfr1mtersfaie bot. @eatneFsSR6Ie,
6efiaitem mbnr9 ers&6Ic, @0nofdSe,
aed,tem 9ifeIoerfer gtmf, MeinetHe.
9Ied1leS SItpenGL &aper1, SIi0eu,
frans. @rbfcu, &nbe6er SpareeIn,
SeItUtper % ASIDE cit, SdJnittbpbnen
TrtiA,eS eemtSd1e6 1iuetfd1entnnS
6etrp6uete SctDeIbeeret Sirnen u. SRftSd1ett,
0eiSmebL &arte II eluebI, @rb&mebI,
G~rbstourit, SudllDeiSeit utD Gafergrlke,
WeiSemgrteS, &iniem, &irie, @riiuferm,
0einite VerIgerite, cage, @sriten9rlse,
9fetfer nmS Oilers @aHee:@gtratt,
Vfatrcr &netpp'o GtatS=sfafee
91iener 1ei9ea.SRafee, GtdleIfaTee,
Teinftem Sabazs Scotia uno 5josSeafTee,
3ealtem 9riiueu II. Id1mnrSeu d. ucfi6e n SbEes
Netmfte . amiHe.GboeoIaoe nnS aafap,
9tedlten &iebig'S 6letId) ertraft,
GomOenfrte aniertf. MmO SdlDet5er Wild,
Medtem uI9ar. HoiensSnprifa, =,
StaI. gsMoeIn tn0 @l0ecatCui,
HnFinitter Seattb. Vial nno 4toAsG6rinGe,
NuhtId)e Garoiten, %faOtar,
NieIer SprptteI, NNpetit=StI0,
aled,te Gdreehen, eucisBM
8(ed3te 2rauuId ,tp. &etDelatpurit.
NSefbh6I. Edltmfen, EaIdtni,
Nriide Hrauffurter @ratipurit in 8aA1ien,
8tra6b. BanSIeber.pGfteteu, &adbS,
Aedbteu 1artier sdbnnpftabad BON HskbsR,
9eutl@e 6ntnnrdeer nl.o gSputraser,
&oIaidMbe mno &oI3PautofeIn,
GarteHjGmereiem 9pgeIianneu H.. {. 10.
al ben bldlqten 0retien.
Henry SChOellkOpk
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05
Nemeite dberieeif@e @on.

Die notwithstanding in
&nBlanb bat bod bic ruiFi9e &ee
gierung peranfaBt, ben burh bic reattionGz
rem l1ntperiitdtsz9 tatuten @lerunber's III.
gef9affenen 8uitdnben i'm rufif9en timber
iitdtsleben ibre 4ufmertiamteit 3u3utpenbea.
Wie ndmlt4 bic ruffii4en 8lGtter melben,
bat Der Miniiter fir @pltsauftldrung, Sc
beimrat9 8ogaliepop, fdmmtIi3e RettOren
Der rufiif4en uniberiitdten na4 petersburg
berufen, UNI iiber Die pi@tigiten Sragen Oes
nniperittdtslebens gu beratben. Die SiBunz
gen piefer @onferen8 %begannen, tpie oas
8latt nRpiiia" melDet, am 20. Stunt unter
peri0nli4er 2eitung bes 9e9eimratbs 80
goliepotp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05
Oas Maru QhompGon 6olpitai
BON 0btc00p

fir Sranett uno atuoer,
2loams Stra6e, Gde pauIina,
Gin arpBes. Iuftisss 9ebaube, 10 oneeuebrHs 9ripaisius
mer, 9rpRs isnnIee Marbs. gtebmt peben Gos .Gtra1
keubabg Bis aRr 4bar. sthtQL ipa,pR baw
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

Sonbi9ter 8runeau, fpre9en f9 iiber bic
Competition bes 2anbgrafen BON Seiien in
Der o~rertennenbiten 0eiie aus"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05
0n5eieen,
~ Woitfnrte1t

h PWFNNWENtN
nit so f@6neu 2ImEdJtem BON Gbieaep feites
2 3 Selts bel
KOELLING A KLAPPEN BACH,
9entiGe 8u9banbluuq. l00-102 &anbolpb Str
Selepbon: Maln 2l16.
Cciu ti1tlaer juu9er oeuti1er Arat. perbeiratbet,
" ipiiui1t lt1 I'M &anbe nieberaulafien. no er Gus.
f9t bat. itb cine praris 81 %grituOeu. Sfertea nit &c.
Hauer Angabe Der @erhlItulie erbeten uuter: H. ~
Staats5eitung. 28in2ipD
Raareelo fir perfuenbbare Sheen. Mnn aebe an, OBJ
X p0tentirt. abe pateut 9ecorh, Baltimore, Me.
17milOnD
Garme n an oertauten- @isronitn yar.
y NJ ten, $500 uno a~ufparts - Sartbpl3lanb = BON
$500 big $500 per Ader, 6reb. 8pgt, III Moiou
Str, Milipaufee, qDls. l41un3Wlmo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

Die Qustpdnbernng Der Or
menter aus Der Strict na6 &u s :
la nj pG4ft ii9 mebr uno mebr gu elmer
fta4eligen Srage 3pii9en ben beiOen Stda<
ten aus, Die 3iirfei lit frob, bes lditigen
elements lbs gu nerben, unb bus ula 10
me6r, ba ia an mpbdmeOanif9en @intpunz
oerern CUR @usfiaung Der 2iiden fein
Mangel tit. &uBlunb uber min ieinerfeits
ni9ts bon ben bebenfliben 3u3iiglern nil
fen unb ebenfo cine einbeitli4ere, gei4lohez
mere @eftdltnng Der @ren3bepDlferung in
Der 3iirtei beeiinftigen, mas ia elmer Stdrz
flung Der lebteren glet4tdme. @s mD9te
alio bic Qusgepanberten am liebften Der
9iirfet pieoer uuf ben 9als laben, tpogegen
bteie ii9 isbo9 abtpebrenb per4dlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

aus SoGFpps Stubenten%
3,eit. Sin ebemaGigsr S9ulcoIsge bes
@rafen Seq 8oGfot, Der rufif6e
@9rtftIteler Marttnop, fat por
Sturgeon ei1eGr Nrtifel ber0ffentli9t, Der
einige interefante @in5elbeiten i6er bic
@rt unb Weife entbdlt. pie Der iun9e 9ruf
an Der nniberitat 8afan itubirte. 2eo
3olitDi mar gu iener 3eit Elm unterIebter
iunger damn unb ettpus lintii9, @r bate
cine breitgebriidte Nafe, ben &Opf beoedte
cine Siqe BON 2oden. @r betpegte ft9
7ebr penig in @efe1f9aft 1einer @tubienz
colegen uno mar unter biefen fat DoqitGn9
big unbefmant. SOltoi ituOirte pamals bic
&e9te unb orientaliI9e Gpru9en. SIM
90r1aale na6m Solitoi INNER benIel6en
plab Elm. gr ieste ii3 auf cine Der Geb@
ten 8dnfe, mDgli9ft peit bonn Dortragen=
ben Yrofefor. Ser @runo, parum li9
Der iunge STUDENT 10 ~iiOlirte, mar alien
golegen balo tlar. @r Fanb an ben iuriz
hif6en Stuoien feinen @ef6mad unb be-
niibte feinen einiamen plaB, UNI obne 8pr@
piien bes ProfefOrs 1iterarti4e unO p6iz
lOfOp1ii4e Wsrte, pel4e er tets bei fi@
trug, gu leien. 9tefe 1naufmertfamteit
fpielte benz Singing man9en b0fen
Strei4. SIS fam oft bor, baB Der profeIz
for feinen 8ortrdg unterbra9 unb einige
5ragen iiber ben @egentano an bic !60s
rer ri4tete. Scam bann Solfoi an bic
&eibe, 10 bemd9tigte fi9 feiner t1Otlt6e
9erlegenbeit. gr f9ien meiitens ipte aus
ben MOlten gefalen gu iein unb farb bann
niemals cine Qnttport, &uBlanb bat Die
bamalige l1naufmertfamteit ieines berii6mz
ten So6nes nt9t gu bebuuern. @r Pat
auf anberen @ebieten bas @eridumte reid
li9 na9gebolt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-27

Sprr,a' B'prcieh TO TIM intctiIErneer
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct, 2s,-
West Virginia postmasters have been
commissioned as follows.
IA. wiyai, Grady. George j. Sc
Bel cker, Leeds; Michael Kraus, Cclt;
John ". Kennedy. Behler; Peter r.
Lamb, Lydia; Henry l.. Dye, Lock-
harris Run: Daniel T. Mcneil, Buck
eye.
A change has been made In star ser-
vice In West Virginia on route No.
iO,437 clear back to Mcdonald, so as to
go from Clear Creek to Mcdonald d.
rect, returning by RoseViiie TO Clear
Creek. six times week, increasing the
distance three and one-half miles.
Orders affecting the star schedules In
West Virginia have been issued as
follows:
Route 1896, Gaines to Holly Grove;
1850 p. M; leave Holly Grove the same
0 Route is.ses, Holy Grove 10 seiby :
Vile: leave Holly Grove daily. except
Sunday at 1880 p. m; leave SelbyVIilc
daily, except Sunday. al p. m.
Route 1875. Providence 10 Anger
nna; leave Pr0videncG Tuesday and
Saturday at 1890 p. M, leave Angerona
same days. 2:15 p. m.
Special service, Roseville. Fayette
county. from Macdonald, has been dis
continued, TO take effect October 20.
Formal order has been Issued to add
3I-lOO miles to the route from Parkers-
burg, w. Va. to Marietta. BY Baltimore
a Southwestern railway. The order Is
made to take eject July !, 1899.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-27

LONDON, Oct. 26.-Detaiis Of the
fighting at RietfonteIn are coming In
GIowly. A special dispatch from Lady
Gmith dated October "a, filed after the
Aght says: ON discovery that the Beers
were massed to the westward Of the
main road to Dundee an attempt was
made by a train to recover the body Of
Colonel scott-c hisholme. killed at
Elandslaagte. The train was fired
upon and obliged to retire and General
White moved out to attack the Beers
believed to be Free staters. who should
have Joined the Transvaalers at EIand-
6laagte. General White commanded
personally. The Fifth Lancers were
placed on either flank. They FIRST came
in touch with the BoerS below Noodles
sprult, where 1900 burghers occupied n
strong ridge. whence they opened fire
At 1900 yards, hitting several Of the
British. In the meanwhile the ErdSars
and Natal Carbineers advanced un.
scathed through an opening in the
ridge, under the fire Of Boer gun.
while the Imperial light horse took part
Of the crest OF the ridge. the Boers re-
tirIng. Al about nine, however, a Boer
gun stationed on the crest Of Matawa-
naskop opened IRE with great accuracy
on the main force which. in the mean
time had come up: but. the shells failed
to explode and the British artillery
sllenced the opposition. The whole
British force then advanced and the
action became general. A large body
Of Beers occupied strong positions at
Matawanaskop and the precipitous
ridges surrounding 1t. The B|l'sh
guns sheiied the positions and the in
fantry advanced under cover OF the fre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-27
FALLEN HEROES.
All Bodies to De Brought From
Philippines.

All Bodies to be Brought From
Philippines.
NEW YORK, Oct. ga special to
the World from Washington says:
D. H. Rhodes an employe Of the
quartermaster's department. who sup
erintended the removal of the dead
bodies from Cuba this spring, has de-
parted for Manila, to make arrange
ments for bringing to this country the
bodies OF the boys in blue who have
fallen in battle or died OF disease In the
Philippine Islands. The promise made
by the President at the time of the
breaking out of the Spanish war that
the bodies Of all soldiers who fell In
battle or died Of disease in foreign
countries should be returned to their
country for final intermcnt will be
strictly adhered to In regard to the
Philippine war The drst bodies will
be sent back by the returning trans
ports which are now carrying troops
to the islands, and will probably reach
this country about the first Of the week.
The remaining bodies Of American
soldiers left in Cuba and Porto Rico last
spring. and the bodies OF those who
died in the islands will be brought
back to this country in December.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-27
WHAT THE PRESIDENT WANTS

Isa Declaration by Congress In Favor
of Asserting and Maintaining
Sovereignty over the Philippines.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2G-A dispatch ITO
the Herald from Washington says:
Prompt declaration by Congress in
favor Of asserting and maintaining
complete sovereignty over the Philip
pinca. with whatever cost. and In favor
Of the most liberal kind Of Helf-govern-
ueut, when the Instruction ends, Is
what the President wants. 1t IS also
what the Philippine commissioners
want. There Is great deal yet Or
the President to do on his message,
and for the peace commissioners to do
on their report but this one important
conclusion Is certain.
Your correspondent has excellent au-
thorlty for the statement that the
President intends to make specific rec
concentrations to Congress In favor Of
holding the Philippines permanently,
and as to the form of civil government,
to take the place of the military as soon
as the Tagala in rebellion surrender. It
Is authorItatIVely stated that there will
be no halfway measures suggested
until after the next campaign, The
President will face the issue squarely.
and give Congress the best information
possible from his commissioners, and
other sources to support the position he
has assumed.
Although members Of the Philippine
commission are not talking for publ
cation, there Is no doubt they VIII lay
great stress In their report upon the
desirablllty Of prompt and emphatic
declaration. on the part Of Congress,
which Will convince those now In re-
bellion that all branches OF the govern
ment are united on the question OF
permanent American control In the
Philippines. Such action, In the opin-
ion OF Admiral Dewey and Prof. Schur-
man, will be almost as effective as guns
In ending the war in the Philippines.
It Is now only question OF the
specific kind Of government the Presi-
dent will recommend. He will be gov
eFned IN his decision by the views OF
the Philippine commissioners, whose
final decision will be the result of delib-
eratlons they are here for now. The
first meeting Of the committee will be
held In the state department to-mef-
row. but they will probably not begin
the actual preparation OF their report
before next Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-27
Two Americnns Killed.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ss.-The Next
can ambassador. Senior AspIros, has re-
celved word that two Americans were
killed and two Mexican gendArmes
we're wounded in the border clash near
Naco, Mexico. the other day. Tho am
bassador called at the state department
to-day accompanied by Mr. Romero,
his secretary, and had talk with AS
slstant Secretary Hill Assurances OF
regret were expressed over the affair,
and bott sides have taken steps in
sending troops to the scene which are
considered ample to maintain peace and
stop further rufflanlsm, Secretary
Root has ords.ee company of United
States troop, from Fort Huaehuca to
Naco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-27
Like Dewey, Ahead OF Time.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Oct. 26.-Rear
Admiral William T, Sampson arrived
unexpectedly in this city to-day. AS it
was not expected that the admiral
would reach Rochester until evening,
his coming was attended with no cere-
mony. He spent the day quietly as the
guest OF his brother-ln-law, George
Burllng Tomorrow he will go to his
old home at Palmyra, where elaborate
plans have been completed for his re-
ceptlon. He will remain there until
Monday. Then he will return to Bos-
ton, where he is in charge Of the navy
yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-27

The Gloucesters and Devons crossed a
fearful tire-Eone beneath Tultanyoni
hill, whence the Beers poured wlther-
ing tire with such effect that thirty OF
the attackers dropped within distance
Of 200 yards. Seeing the peril Of the
Devons and Glocesters General White
dispatched the CarblReera and Liver
pools to take the enemy in the rear.
Rlaeand ARTILLERY Duel
A fierce rifle and artillery duel was
maintained for some time. The British
Maxlma ratified but tho Beers. under
cover OF the rocks. remained cool and
replied with an increased rlne hre Tn,
British artillery swept the face OF the
hill and at length the shells became SO
destructive that the Beers retreated to
another ridge. whence they were dis
lodged by the volunteers In the face Of a
Calling firs. The Boers soon reformed
and took 10 position on another ridge.
but the volunteers dashed across the
intervening plateau, again rushed the
Boer position and drove them back to
the main force, occupying Matawan-
askop. The British then shelled the
latter until clusters Of Beers were seen
leaving and retreating westward. when
the engagement closed"
A special from Glencoe Camp dated
October 20, says: After the victory
Friday the British imagined they were
free from further molestatlon for some
days. but they soon found that the
earlier reports Of sweeping success
were exaggerated. The reported caps
ture Of all the Beers guns was incor-
rect. The burghers succeeding In re-
moving some Of them before the British
carried the hill, leaving only the rifle
men behind to cover their retreat.
ION Saturday news was received Of
the approach Of General Joubert's main
column, threatening Dundee. General
YuIe quickly recognized the lmpossl-
bllIty OF defending both Dundee and
Glencoe nsainst such superiority Of
numbers. sent word to Ladysmlth Of
his dangerous situation and ordered the
evacuation Of Dundee. Most Of the in
hubitants went southwark on Saturday.
The British camp was also removed In
anticipation of an attack on Dundee,
which commenced with long range fir-
ing by the big guns at daybreak Sun
day. The Beers made excellent prac-
tIce and the shells from forty-pounder
occupying the Impau mountains drop
ped in and around the town. II the
meanwhile the British had reached
Glencoe in safety. These orders reach
ed General Yule on Monday to fall back
on Ladysmlth. At the Same time he
was informed that a large force was
awaiting at Elandslaagte to assist his
retirement. Glencoe camp, accordingly
was quietly evacuated, The precarI-
GUS position of the British was not
known to the Beers"
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specInl Dispatch to the IntellgSncer,
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Oct. 26.-
Charters have been Issued by the sec
rotary OF state to the following con-
Germs:
GrecnvIlle Telephone Company, Of
0rcenvilic, to operate telephone line
from Lowell TO Union, via points In
Summers and Munroe counties. The
capitalization Of the company Ia 1915.
ali paid up. with the privilege reserved
Of Increasing to $4,000 The incorpor-
ntors are j. II, Pierce, j. NJ. Ballard.
A, s, Johnston and n large number Of
others, all Of Greenvllle.
Ohio Valley Furniture Company. with
principal Office IN Charleston, having
subscribed capital OF $3.50 all paid mp.
and authorized capital Of $4,000 900. The
principal lncorporntorS are Malcolm
jackson, Joseph Ruffner. v. L. Black,
II. q. Quarter and p. w. Knight, all
HyEela Dairy Company, Of Wheeling.
with subscribed stock OF $500, OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-27
pll,sbnrch 6 Wcstern Wrcck

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 2s.-The Butler
accommodation train. on the Pittsburgh
6 Western railroad, ran into a freight
train at Undercllft. Pa, to-day. The
passengers escaped with severe shak-
ms up. but four tralnmen were seri-
ously injured Their names: William
McChrlstlan. baggage master; William
schriver. engineer; winlam French.
conductor; s. NJ. Mitchell. fireman. The
two frat named are injured internally
and may die. Both engines were badly
damaged and a number OF freight cars
were demolished. The accident was
due to the heavy fog and mIsurder-
standing OF signals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-27
West Virginia Pensions.

Special DIhpALGH ~ lio AUt6IllSGHESE'
WASHINGTON. D, c., Oct. 26.-Pen-
slons have been granted to West vir-
glnla applicants as follows:
originaI-paVid B. Floyd, Martins
burg, Sc; George A. Baxter. weIIsburg.
Increase-ISaac Michael. Etam, IS to
Sl2; Aquilla Hunt, Gainesville, IS to $lf;
Daniel II. smith, Rome, Sc to $40; Pc
ter Ash, Aiphn, Sc TO So; josiah p.
smith, CIarksburS, SO 10 IS: David
schrader, Clarksburg, sll to s24; Will
lam p. White, Tunnelton. 50 to $40:
John c. white, West Columbus, IS to
$40.
and David r. Hannah. HInk. 81 to &i4
Renewal-George NJ. d. Wells. Penns-
Observation-Disclosures Jones, Palatine
Original wIdow-Tsabella ]. Hail
Charleston. Sl2: Lucy ID. Gilmore
BuckhnnnOn, SIC; Sarah J. Curry, oko'
holm, s..