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The Monticellonian., 1899-11-17

A county that raises plenty of corn, wheat, oats, hay, horses, cat tie and hogs will always be in good circumstances. On the other hand the country that raises only cotton, tobacco or any other single crop, will always be poor, no mat ter how high the price of the crop. When d man has only one crop he is at the mercy of those who con trol that crop Crops that grow only in certain sections like cotton or tobacco are usually controlled by spectators. The man who di- versailles his crop is the most inde- pendent.-Conway Democrat.
The Monticellonian., 1899-11-17

This month there will be another big sale at Robertson & Co s. every working day of the month and every hour in the day. Most pronounced bargain offerings will be open to the public. Run your eye over the list. and it is a sure thing you will be one of the early callers.
The Monticellonian., 1899-11-17
NO--4l
 Moved.

I wish to inform my friends and prtrons that l have moved my Mil linery stock to the building next door to Ed. Spencer $, South Main St. It. MRS. UPTEGRovE.
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4-347. NOTICE FOR PUBLICAIIt1N Department of the TnteriUY

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. AH.-
 Oct l2th. 1899. Notice is hereby given that the foll as named settler has filed notice of his in to make final proof in support of his cla all that said proof will he made before the 9ua Clerk of Drew County Ark, at Montice 5.
 Nov. 27th, 1893, viz Hilary II. Adcock. of Drew county IL F, No. 17005 for the South- West qua a-..t ; South West quarter, >eetion four, To- fifteen, south, Range six, West,
 He names the following witnesses to prea his continuous residence upon and cu.i st E of said land, viz. James E. Daniels, ct altf.a Ark, Thomas D. Meridith. of seipi, At Lark J. Jordan, of sepio. Ark. Jesse lard of Midway, Ark.
 CHAS. T. DUKE, Raeistaz
The Monticellonian., 1899-11-17
A FART FOR SALE E

Eastmans Kodaks and Photo Cameras, for sale by s. w. Cul pepper, Pine Bluff, Ark. 3t.
 Mrs. E. Caster, of Dermott, was here this week, visiting relatives and friends.
 A band of Gypsies passed through our city the first of the week on their way south.
 If you are not satisfied with Browns Liver Pills after fail trial, your money will be refund. ed. If
 Messrs. T. II. Matthews and R E. Vance Bordeaux left last Tues day for Memphis, on business.
 The Methodist people are get ting ready for Conference which meets at Fordyce next week.
 The household remedy is Hunts Light ming Oil. All aches and pains quickly re- lieved. Satisfaction or money refunded. For sale by D. T. Hyatt.
 The colored free school opened in this city last Monday, with a full corps Of competent teachers.
 If you want to raise over two bales of cotton to the acre, plant African Limbless seed.
 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nining, of Pine Bluff, were here this week visiting relatives and friends.
 The family that keeps on hand and uses occasionally the celebrated Pricllly Ash Bit ters is always a well regulated family. For sale by Brown, MeQuiston X Go.
 All of our good farmers will soon have s.hog-kilIing2 time,
 
 whether they "live in clover'' or not.
 Goods sold at sacrifice, until January, as we will then move back to our old stand.
 It. w. M. WINTER.
 I. c. Williamson, Esq, and J. R. Gotham, Esq, are attending Chancery court at Hamburg this week.
 Jno. B. Wilson has the cheapest and prettiest line of Rockers ever brought to Monticello. Call and see them. 1t.
 Mir. C. c. Edwards and wife visited Mir. l. w. Edwards and family at Mist, Ashley county, last week.
 w. NJ. Winters store IS loaded with goods. His Is the cheapest was always the cheapest-store in Monticello. Give him a call. It
 Give your laundry to Hearn Watson, or leave 1t at Harry Hankins Hardware store, where he keeps his basket.
 Have you seen those beautiful Rockers at Jno. B. Wilson'sl If not, call and see them. They are beauties, and cheap, too. It.
 A cough is an easy thing to cure if taker in time It is dangerous to neglect one fol any length of time. Dr. Simmons Cough Syrup is guaranteed. Fifty cents a bottle For sale by D. T Hyatt.
 Call and see the handsome pres ents to be given the most popular young lady in each township. It BROWN, MCQUIsToN X Go.
 Why pay 50 cts. when Lindsey'l Pink Chill Cure IS only 25 cents and guaranteed by all druggist For sale by "Our Drug Store
 Col. w. F. Slemons and Messrs z. ]. Wood and Walter Wilson spent several days in the Miss bottom, this week, hunting.
 We have a full and complete stock of Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes, Ladies Dress Skirts anc capes, at the lowest prices.
 It. w. NJ. MINTER.
 Subscribers, who know them selves to be in arrears, will pleas call and settle for their paper Everyone should settle once year if possible.
 Lindsey's Pink Chill Cure i guaranteed the best made an, money refun ded if it fails to cure Price 25 cts at all druggist. Flo sale by R. E. Vance Bordeaux. .'The Cat Came Back" and S did Dr. Goodwin. If you are sui E fering with any chronic disease
The Monticellonian., 1899-11-17
TO CURE ACOLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E ". Groves signature on every box De.
The Monticellonian., 1899-11-17
risk business.

H ii0N 0uei -iC9S.
 Over coats at your price at Ches. mutt < Co.'S sale.
 Capt. Godfrey, of Bradley coun- ty, was here last week.
 Forest fires were raging in sever al parts of the county last week. Browns Liver Pills are world beaters. Try them. If. Rev. ". w. Gardner, of Arka- delphia, was here last week. F. A. Lane, Esq, paid the city of Dermott a visit last week. Rockers, cheap and pretty, at Inc. B. Wilson s. It. Miss Helen Hemingway, of Anover, was here this week.
 Judge K. C. Knox, is now dep- uty Post Master at this place. See our ladies' and childrens' capes. w. NJ. NJ. M1STER. It Master Justin Wood has return- ed from q visit to Dermott.
 MT. ". D. Roddy, of Portland, was here this week.
 Mir. W. D. Hunt has returned from an extended stay in Texas. Ladies, misses and children's s jackets at-M. r. Chesnutt & Co.'S. Mir. C. C. Hemingway, of Ar kansas City, was here this week. Miss Ethel Wells, of Dermott, visited friends, here, this week. Give Brown Liver Pills a trial, and you will Use nothing else. If. Mir. A. II. Kirkland has return ed from q business trip to Miss. Sale prices, $ bars of soap for g cents.
 CHEsNrrr X Co. Cotton sold readily and rapidly at 7 cents and over here last week. Mrs. Tracy Finn visited relatives and friends in Warren last week. 100 pair of Ladies Fine Dongo- Ia shoes. Sale prices soc pr.
 CHEsNUrr & Co. Mir. J. J. McCloy, of this city, made a visit to Little Rock last week.
 Mir. T. II. Matthews has return ed from a business visit to Little Rock.
 Mems heavy ribbed undershirts. Sale prices I2c.
 CHEsNUTr X Go. Mr. B. A. Garrison, of Warren, was q visitor to our city last Satur- day.
 pr. W. F. Bessellieu paid Cleve- land county friends a visit last week.
 Handsome cape fur trimmings. Sale prices $I.oo each.
 CHEsNUTT & Co. MT. Northern Hammock visit ed Hamburg and Portland this week.
 Mir. Justin Matthews made a business trip up the railroad this week.
 Buy your dress goods at the clos ing out prices given by Chesnutt & Go.
 Mir. H. E. Tom left this week for Texas, where he goes to purcha SC horses.
 Send your orders for Photograph supplies to S. w. CuIpepper, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Mrs. N. E. Slemons Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sallie Swift, ol Little Rock.
 Don't miss Chestnut & Go. closing out sale if you want dry goods.
 MT. Bob Fee Hyatt, ot Dumas visited relatives and friends, here this week.
 Buy your shoes from NJ. F Chestnut & Go. while they ar' closing them out.
 Col. Ed. McCammon-the cattl king of southeast Arkansas-wa in our city this week.
 Miss Katie May Pickens, o
The Monticellonian., 1899-11-17
Warning Order.

In the J. r. Court of Franklin Township. J. B. DIsONGH X z. Y. WOOD. Prtfs.,
 ys. HORACE WILLIS. Defendant The defendant Horace Willis is warned to appear in the Justice of tie Peace Court Of Franklin Township. Drew county Arkansas, before Charles Frazier, Justice of the Peace, within thirty days from this date and answer the complaint and demand of the plaintiffs, J. B, Dishoagh and z. T. Wood.
 CHARLES FRAZIER, ]. P. Nov. 3, ls9g
The Monticellonian., 1899-11-17
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
 My eye not being of uniform strength, have never succeeded in getting pair speetacles to suit me, until had them tested by Dr. T w Loper who preseribeaa z par of glasses for me, which, am pleased to state, have given me the greatest satisfaction; and cheerfully rec ommend him to anyone desiring to have their eyes tested and glasses fitted properly to them,
 l. L. MORGAN.
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I have been wearing glasses for fifteen years but the glasses fitted by Dr. T. w. Loper arc the best and most comfortable l haxe eve worn. s. c. ROBERTSON, NJ. D.
The Monticellonian., 1899-11-17
CHILL PAD. sm SOmethino New.

Cures Chills without medicine. fiji fails We refund your money. sl0O 900 to back our guar antee. sure preventative your druggist does not keep the Dr King Chill pad we will mail you one on receipt of priee-s100 THE DIR. KING CHILL PAD CO.,. Memphis, Tenn
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Warning Order.
In the Drew chancery Court. FEN, pIaiptig

In the Drew Chancery Court. SILVIA GREEN Plaintiff.
 vs. WILEY GREEN, Defendant The defendant Wiley Green is warned to ap- pear in this Court within thirty days and an. swer the complaint of the plaintiff, silvia Green.
 Z.J WOOD, Nov. 6, '9e. Clerk.
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The big oil m5tf has commenced operation. ha glHf #4.e been stretched
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Nov 6, 'ss.
The Monticellonian., 1899-11-17

Adm'ra of Est. Willis Davis
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-16
GENERAL Pillar WAS KILLED
AaieT Msreh's Battalion slew a..
Rebel Chief,

Manila, Dee. ll.--GeneraI Gregerio DsI
l1iAf. commanding AguinaldO's body,
gaard' was killed by Major Peytou
siafehs battalion Of the Thirty .third in,
iah'iy IN a fight IL miles northwest q,
eerFanies, December s. According !,
reports which General Young obtainsI
Dom escaped Spanish prisoners at Vigar
several days ago, Major March left N.
eAass, where he was pursuing Aguinaldo
and encountered General Pillar on a Tar.
uhed trail They fought for four hours
ddfing which time 70 hiipinos we're kill
81 and wounded. The American loss wa.
enc killed and sig wounded.
The sEaniaTds report that Major March
Is sill pursuing tie insurgents.
Del Pillar MAS one Of the leaders Of the
present and another Spanish revolution
lie MAS a mere youth aud was reported ta
have graduated al European university
Professor sehnTmsn met him a. a mem.
Der Of the first peace commission, and
ratrd him ~ remarkably clever.
Ihs Amsr'eans have occupied Bangued
province Of AbFa.
General Grants expedition has visited
ofahi' and several Aeslefn towns, meet.
nag small bands lie killed several rebel,
and eaPiared quantity Of munitions Of
var.
Bishop Henry Potter Of NeR York has
arrived here On brief visit TO study The
Philippines
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-16

Asw York. Dre. l2s--Resr Admiral Far.
qahar sili begia the annual winter and
sia'ins efnAse Of the North Atlantic squad.
roa saturday. lils nAgship. the New
fe'k. sails on that day and the remainder
Of ths Esri aiii assemble in the Gulf Of
MsA'co TO meet the hsgship.
After having the pat Of New York. on
iAve- 10, the flagship alIi touch at theAs
l-'sni' ~ the oGisT named san Domingo
s,iy, ssH Juan. PaeHo Rieo. ~. Thomas
lAAn'sA Mssi inilss, p, Kills, ~. IA,cia,
ita'tsAdoss. rosi Il Spain. Trinidad. LAgia
Arsa. Nsns CaFthsgrns. Colon. poEt al
i'naor, Hiatt. Guantanamo, Cubs; Eer
Hstada, AMI iiamp.nn Roads, Va.
The s4aAdI0u aili teaeh Colon aboa,
Feb 5. 100. sAd HAmpIoa Roads. Va,
Ab0a, April !.
Ihs bc.roii AAa Machias uill be the
hrsI 70 Ioan lhs AsS York The other
sAtPs ~tl he k~ps noEsh Tor several weeks
yss. a. ibsTe arc repairs to be made on
The ln1iana. and the Massachusetts, and
the Texas are on detail ioF special duty.
The I~aas uill seun proved 10 Havana
aud fviarn With the bodies Of the victims
II Tho Maine in Havana harbor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-16

Mes iafk. IAer. ils-EhAElss Miller d
Chieaso. The loag alssshes shaaPiOa h
syvis saJsf u The sold. sni ftaak Wal
irF. IA@ -tlyiaS paIsAlaAH.~ saa the slG
aays' bar3els taos a hlsA begAs al mid
ntshs = us~k ego saBiAy o.. Msdisan
square GaIden. They hnlsh~d hFsl b.
t~e iaps. Wish ana 70 milss TO lh~ii
credit. otto Msya u Esse. Pa. sod Ar
sAis MskArAssn. The Canadian. usfp sec.
0a4. I.Sais UitHm Of IH,ssbarg and
Harms fssvpr nt Bossaa mwSp thirsi. one
lsP bsaihA ths SS0nd Harn. Fischer and
ChsSaltsf. tks ft~sehsasn. psss fusifth.
saiy tsa laps h.hlad and Eah D, ssrten.
II haiiais aaa Chsslsa Tafvlls Nsss hiSA,
s~Fasassd iron ihs iSsnchnssa By tae
hpss Iks scuFrs prFeI
MilisS wAIlsf. s.IA1t. Mayo MrlsArh
sfn. g.1ss9s flaHan Irssvp. asasI. nasA
st.Uhstsli.s. giaa9t etrvvs.s TarVsils
s.isafi tIstonrk -s,sissrh. g.Sss2. S~hin
sxf FossssF. sstsss
Anh~rs walgAanf. shr piasky hs'h
Csesstsa. ubssz teas tastSrE. Jay haiuz
dfuvPsd out q sAs epassss oa Iaaslsy
~sn shs sfss pgsss tot The hizasst ipdi
ys4aai ssuse. Tie kAd tt4Asn .t0s T.,
baliss lie kss A~va 5gsnE ssass zoR5ns
lsl Ftisng Ia tAs lsss boat daya
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-16
TIE nrIslaA I.eas.

Frvtnsis. Dsc la-FrssiasHs S,syn. Il
'As Ftss state. has psai The iollsStnF De.
,ai,s II The aSAl Il SO NIB ~ Junction
The Bsiii b. eth six cannon. attacked
'hs IsosTs under - saeyoi and Oliver ssd
ssarnsd the Bosts' iutEsn ched ? sisions ca
the kopisa Afsr . severe hgAt the lint
ssh uets compelled 10 Surrender. TIE
prisoners are Majgs s,uIEs~, an ofisosr~
30 uon.can,HisssoRe8 OIticsrs and Hsa 81
'aS Nutthamhe. ands and iwo ON err and
about $50 non commissioned ofiirsTs an
usn ut the Irish Fusileers. II "a impoa
sihls to state the numbsT 81 dead anS
sounded British. The Beers caP,ure'
,hrre cannon and two ammunition was
nuS
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-16
G'romlnent Omcer KiIled.
watch Ru.sIa.
Dead Doer. Ererrwhere.

Modder River. Wednesday. Dec. Is
Ambulanees have started under a nag
Of truce to collect the wounded and
bury the dead who fell at Magersfon-
tein.
Brigadier General Wauehope, who
led the Highland brigade. was found
dead near the trenches, shot in the
chest and thigh A few wounded were
found near the trenches. Several
wounded Beers were taken to the Brit
ish hospital.
The side Of the hill and the imme-
diate neighborhood Of the Boer trench
Is showed dead bodies all about
One wounded Boer informed the cor
respondent Of the Associated Press
that their loss was terrible. The whole
Scandinavian contingent was de-
stroyed.
Judging from information CLEANED
from the Boer wounded and from pris-
oners taken In different parts OF the
field the Boer losses must exceed TOO.
The destruction wrought by the naval
guns was enormous. Word was passed
along the Boer lines to prepare to re-
treat at nightfall. All confess that It
was their greatest loss during the war.
The British troops have returned to
Modder river, owing to the lack Of wa
ter near the position held Thursday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-16
sAMPsoH-scHLEY QUESTION.
Controversy Ne 20 which wen saa-
tIase victory sim Unsettled.

Controversy Ne % which Won saa-
tIaee victory sim Unsettled.
New York, Dec. ia special from
Washington says;
1t Ia said that the president will soon
send TO congress special message regard
ing rewards for officers and men from the
Atlantic fleet who distinguished them.
selves during the war with Spain and
whose gallantry has not yet been Fecog-
niAed.
President Mckinley has the same samp-
-Schley matter under serious consider
atiOn- He IL understood 10 be willing that
q bill should be passed authorizing the 70
yival Of the grade Of vice admiral for the
benefit of Rear Admirals Sampson and
6chley, the former to be given seniority
Of the other. 1t il believed Secretary
Long will join in indOrsing this solution
Of the controversy.
What viii probably cause considerable
criticism among Rear Admiral Schiey'G
friends IL the dissemination Of Secretary
Long TO name Admiral sampson in the
measure be Is preparing, giving the
thanks Of congress 10 the eommAnder-in
chief of the north Atlantic squadron and
the officers and meh Under his command
II is not believed, however, that the
president will transmit such a resolution
TO congress, knowing what detei mined op
position il will meet and the probability
that friends Of Sehley would have his nAmG
substituted for that OF Sampson and pas
the resolution in that form
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-16
LATE TELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

An ugly rumor In afloat that the
American military oficer. Major Logan
was assassinated.
Nearly threeQuarters Of q billion
will be required 70 pay the expenses OF
the coming year.
Tom Sharkey will train James ].
Corbett for his coming fight with cham.
pion James J. Jeffriea.
George w. Horton. OF Washington.
was hanged In the district Jail for the
murder OF Jane Nicholson.
Tom Mccarty. an amateur highway.
man recently attempted 70 hold up two
or three men In Sumpter, Ore
At q meeting here Marshall Field OF
Chicago was elected q director Of the
place Of the late John l. Blair.
IL 10 believed that the Canadian
steamer Nlagra has foundered on Lake
Erie and that all the hands were lost
The crew comprised I6 persons all told
Governor w. s. Taylor OF Kentucky
10 the title bestowed by the members
Of the board Of elections. Majority
report says the face Of the returns ID
republican.
Captain J. c. Ayres OF the United
States army ordinance department was
killed in Washington by falling from
his bicycle and being run over by q
team.
Samuel Johnston, colored, aged %
was hanged in the Jail yard OF Hagers
town. Nd. The crime for which John
stOn suffered the death penalty was q
criminal assault in July last
The United States lighthouse In
spector has advertised for q 400-tor
schooner TO temporarily take the plAcC
OF lightship No. so which was wrecked
last week on the mouth OF the Colum
bla river.
Work and wages are the conditions
which make the prospects bright fol
the business men Iron 10 holding
ita own and wool has advanced OF
speculative buying. while cereals show
considerable strength.
General Young beat Tino, the FIJI
Ipino General. Desperate light again
81 Insurgents outnumbering American
forces. The battle lasted ave hour
and ended by the victors carrying tn,
trenches.
Il Is reported that the Filipino general
| Alejandrino, has surrendered. Mao
Spence and one company captured Al
insurgent stronghold in lassin district
Four Americans have been picked up N
Gently by rebels in the north
Pittsburg base ball club owns all tn
players formerly OF Louisville. Harr.
Pulliam parted with valuable baseball
material for SIS, 900 and four member
Of the Smoky City nine. There will b
q greater bargain sale at New Yorl
later.
A suburburn passenger train on tn
Burlington road ran down q handca
bearing i've men 100 yards west Of tn
bridge at Alton. ILL.,, killing two me
outright and fatally injUring two. Tn
nth man escaped injury by jumpin
before the collision came.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-16
MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD
IN MEMORY OF WASHINGTON
Mass"s aaa Maay PFsmiaent Aea
PEeSeat--1eFemeaY Was GSaaa
aHa weii riasHea-ytrEiaiaa. Ia
Charge.

Washington. Dec. l6--With solemn
pomp and Circumstances. with eeremon
les beautiful. impressive and approDri
ale. In the pFesenee Of q distinguished
assemhlags and In the full spiendOr Of
ideal autumn weather, the centennial
Of the death Of George Washington Was
eommemoratsd al Mount Vernon. Tha,
Mount Vernon should have been select,
ed as the scene OF the exercises was
peculiarly ntting, 1here IL was that
the hApplest Incidents OF Washington
life occurred. In other paFta he en-.
dured his trials. on other fe!ds he won
his ITiumphs; bat there. surrounded by
those whom BEST he loved. were spent
the restfui. quiet. studious hours Of his
life There IL was. TOO. that he sieK,
esea and died: there all that was NOR.
tai vas laid 70 eternal rest Ia a mau.
soleam over cooking the broad sweep Of
the picturesque Potomac.
The ceremonies we're slabOraIely
planned and successfully carried 10
traiIion. They we're conducted By the
Masoaie bodies aud By the Red Men Of
the unitsd States. The movement for
the days observance originated In 1883
With the grand lodge Of MAsnns Of the
stats Of Colorado. the proposition being
made By Most worshiptai William d.
Wright, gFaad master Of Colorado. Who
was present 10 uigaesa the carrying
into eject Of his long cherished idea
Charge Of The ceremonies incident to
tho eommSnogali0n Nas placed 10 the
hands ot the Masoas Of Virginia. IL BE-
ina in the ola pomlbisa that Washing,
toH sss obligated ss = Master Mason
and there that b. participated saIhas
iastiraIly IN Aasonie uoFk and ots~rv-
Ane~s
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-16

saa TsaArt-rs. bpc. ii.--Tbs story a
Parser k9vfiS that thsss Is 81 stoslshi
r~Aspa ius ssspsessA that lhs death Of
Major JOHN A. Logan. jF. uaa caused By
sassnh~s 81 has gan TsxiHssss so tally
saPpasssd today BY ssssAl aalesrs and
uesmhsEs II he uahsPstt shsss3sH. ho
hsa AsArd shs rass II The TaiFsy Third
regiment thsssisa Ia ~ss,ils~ Lnxaa a.
~oaa as hs arrived IN The Philippines
whils Logan AAa sFFs'sa,ly ssvsT tesH
tAvatiss ~isA the aBsa u hsa fsg,msut
,hs issltnE oi aaEss was %, Aroused t.
The danger PoiHt HE,l after the Ve~ss
lsts iiaBalula. IN Fpsts 10 Aisnils. II "a
arDused ever the alleged arca sine Of I
rss leg uhieh uss Tho asAscos 81 ComFsHl
\ oi tAs regiment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-16

washIngion. Ike. l5.--The uAr depa.t.
msHI has FUoayed the folloainR trusn
Gsnrfui Osisi
MAHils. Dca. lSy--lh Balsean prusince
tho iBsoFRrHis hAd brsn scattered and
aitSeH esss 10 The mountains. Our casual,
,sas in that srotIgn in ,hs lac, few day,
sew 10. Inss shsaTsrsts casualties. an
kilasd. ngan4sd and Is.soHsfs. aggregated
loo. COnadrrahls ihsuTgeni properly,
Shh sgms and ammunition, we're cap
iufsl. Our troops nos in the n1oanialni
ats In paTeuiI 81 the iasurgeais,
Thsss IL ~ coac~nsrated insufgrn, ioFp'
Of AHy impuslaHos In LaEon north Of Ma
uiis.
Tao thousand aadilirnal Spanish pTis
onrp ~rsv sccarcd in noFshcEn LuRon
Esking over 5000 rFicAsed within ih'
naHsh. s~vsa hsndtd are nov en- roui'
iiom NFas and transports ALL be srn
/ iaT The frms.n5eE.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-16
&c. va, n.r.-.. ss WAGER.

NsH Yaik. Dec. ll.--An hour after the
hsR hirysls rses ended in MAdison Square
Garden ard during the excitement At.
ka5iHe . ismllr pursuit rare. Frederick
$ Slater II Railway. y. J., seated In one
II The loser boxes. Was sho, and mortAll!
soanird by Waiter Ro~-sT, aged ~, q
H.~AieAl student from Stevenson, Ala
The shooting occurred a. result Of q
quarrel over q BE-, the mon had made on
he raos. There wsrs 1000 or I20Oa PER
sots In the hig smphi,hostsT ct the time
and some 81 tArse rushed =, RasseT. TwS
hundred policemen charged through ih'
mob vith dfavu clubs. and surrounded
Ro..es, rushing him through the crowd.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-16

Washington. Dec. ll.-Rsptesniativs
l'n'S q Ohio says that he viii put forth
strong efforts 10 compel action On his
Join, resolution introduced in the house
II representatives tn srTaian Brigadie'
General Merriam and others responsible
tor the alleged Hal,TcatmeHt Il miners IN
Idaho as one Of the results Of trouble Ia
the CEur d'Alene country. Representa-.
tive lTnts's resolution provides an inve'
heation shall he made by commissieT
Of nine representatives TO he sPPOinlcS
by the speaker.