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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-17
New York, Ontario and Western R.R

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. JUNE "a,
1900 -
North Round Trains.
Leave Leave
SCTan. Carbon. Arriva
Trains. ton. dale. Cadosil
POI ......l0 40 a. m. ll20 a. m. LOS o. m
2O3 ....... 345 p. m, 4,32 p. m. 545 D. m
2O7 ........ 900 p. m. Arrive Carbondae, g. 10 D. m
South Bound Trains.
Leave Leave
Cadosia. Carbondale. Scranton
202 ....... 100 a. m. 740a M
20i ....... aiO a. M lOH a. m. lO.45 a, m
2o6 ....... 200 p IN m so ~ ?; m 4aop. M
North Bound.
Leave Leave
Scran- Carbon Arrive
ton. dale. Cadosis
POS ......, $50 a. m. 9.lO a. m, 10.45 a. m
POO ....... 100 p, m, Arrive Carbondale, AS D. m
South Bound.
Leave Leave
Cadosia. Carbondale. Scranton
POP ....... 100 a. m. 740a m
2OS ....... 48O p. m. 6.5i p. m. 8.S5 p. m
Train No POI makes connection for points
North and South on Main Line, at Cadosia.
Trains Nos, 203 and 20i make Walton, Delhi,
Hamden and Sidney connections.
Trains Nos. 205 and POS make Main Line con.
nections on sunday
For hrther information, consult ticket agents
j. c, ANDERSON, Gen. Pass. Agt., New York
J. f. WELSH, Travelling Passenger Agent. scran.
ton, Pa.
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One Fare to Chicago and Return Via
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, on
Account of the G. A. R. National

Encampment, Aug. 27th-Sept. 1st
Tickets on sale August 2jth, 26th and
9th. Consult Lehigh Valley ticket
agents for particulars. ="
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WANTED-TO BUY.
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE.
HELP WaNTED-MaLE.

BOOK FOLDERS wANTED-KoEHLER h co.
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS TOOL STEEL
blacksmith. Apply at once. Only thor.
oughly competent man need apply. Scranton
Bolt and Nut Co.
WANTED-BOYS 16 TO 20 YEARS or AGE TO
learn the trade OF glass cutting. Apply at
Scranton Cut Glass Co., 1920 North Washing
ton aNefue.
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Read the full description of The
Tribune's Educational Contest on
fourth page.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN. QUICK,
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
from to per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
3l4.315 Connell building.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-17
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

schedule in Effect May 81, 1900.
Trains leave Scranton:
o.4o a. M, week days, for Sunbury,
harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and for Pitts
burg and the West.
e.3S a. M, week days, for Hazleton,
louisville, Reading, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sum
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
@'lo p. m, week days, (Sundays
i.o9 p. m.,) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hazleton, Potts
vile, Reading, &c, week days.
4.27 p. m, week days, for sunbury,
Hazleton, Pottsville, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
J. r. WOOD. Gen. Pass Aot
j. II. HUTCHINSON, Gen, Mgr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-17
FOR RENT.

STORE, 4O6 LACKAwANNA AVENUE; FOUR
floor; elevator; location uncxcelled. A. ".
Bower.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-17
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.

]. r. WOOD. Gen. Pass. Agt.
j. II. HUTCHINSON, Gen, Mgr.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-04-25

President Stein har gifvit order till
boerna att ej slappa det rika distrik-
tet omkring Wepener, Ladybrand och
Ficksburg ur handerna.
Striden fortsattes med vexlande lyo-
ka fredags och lordags. Boerna ha
sandt forstarkningar till Wepener och
engelsmannen ha gjort sammaledes.
Vid Boshaf egde fredags en- samman.
drabbning rum emellan general Me-
thuens trupper och en- truppafdelning
boer, som uppgick till 1000 man. Man
ga stupade bada sidorna men ingen-
dera vann n&gon afgorande seger. Vid
Elandsieagte angrepo boerna en- bri-
tisk truppstyrka, som var for1agd vid
kolgrufvorna derstades, men nodgades
draga sig tillbaka till Wissels Mex.
I s0ndags signalerade 0fverste Dal-
gate pr heliograf, att ALT var val, ehu-
ru staden pa lordagen blifvit haftigt
beskjuten. Fran London kom man
days cit rykte att boergeneralen De
Wet skulle ha stupat. Boerna lara ha
ej mindre an 63 kanoner position vid
Kronstad, och omkring Pretoria drift
YES arbetet pa vallarna med all kraft.
Engelsmannen tro ait boerna annu ha
omkring $4,000 man falt. Delta dr.
dock knappast trofigt. Pa grund af de-
ras snabbhet i rorelserna synas de va
ra fera an de verkligheten aro.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-04-25
L6pande No. M 2ro.
WisC0nsin-nyheter.

En- stark regnstorm radde fora vec-
kan under tre dagars It'd i trakten
kring La Crosse till stort hinder for
jernvagstrafken.
Floderna Wisconsin hafva denna
var stigit ovanligt hogt, sd att man be-
farat 0fversvamningar pa atskilliga
platser. All fara synes nu vara 0fver,
do vattnet borjat falla undan.
Drunknade floden. Fran Eau Claire
skrifves den 10 april: Hans johnson,
en- ung man pa 10 ar, anstald vid North
western Lumber Comps s&gverk, ra-
kade gar att falla floden, der han
drunknade.
Rik pa ar och erfarenhet. Mrs
Amanda Carver atled fredags Reeds
burg den hoga aldern af 0S ar. Hon
var den aldsta person staten och hade
varit bosatt Reedsburg ofvcr 30 ar,
der hon ut0fvat en- omfattande verk-
samhet.
Sdsongen Ar b0rjad. A. s. Trow
Lumber Comps sagverk La Crosse,
6ppnades torsdags med full arbets-
styrka. Bolaget sager sig hafva tim
mer nog for att halla sagarne i gang
hela sasongen. G. N. Nichols sagverk
Onalaska borjade arbetet samtidigt.
Handelsskola forening med univer-
sitetet Styrelsen for universitetet
Wisconsin har beslutit att 0ppna en-
handelsskola, som skall b0rja sd fort
som m0jligt. Professor w. A. Scott
skall vara direkt0r for skolan och en-
larare amnet skall utnamnas af presi-
dent Adams.
RepubIikanska konventet for WI
sconsins sjunde distrikt. sammantrad-
do fredags Alma. Col. T. j. Barber
Eau Claire och senator Levi Withee
La Crosse valdes till delegater till ma
tionalkonventet Philadelphia. Yid
kongressionela distriktkonventet, som
hollis pa aftonen blef congressman j.
j. Esch fran La Crosse aternominerad
med acklamation.
Vadaskott. Charles Wright fran
Emmett, Dodge CO., blef harom dagen af
vada skjuten af sin hustru med en-
b0ssa. Den olyckliga hAndelsen gick
till pa f0ljande satt. Mrs Wright stod
med b0ssan hand ooh sigtade pa Ell
stor h0k, som anf0ll h0nsen, da det
samma mr. Wright kom ut fran stallet
och traffades af skottet Han dog Oh
kort stund derefter. Mrs Wright ar
fortviflad af sorg 0fver olyckan.
Arbetet pa den nya iernvagen fran
Tyndell, S. D., bedrifves med kraft och
vdcker stort intresse. Landk0pare an
komma hvarje dag stora 'skaror och
k0pa land s0dra delen af Brule CO.,
hvarest priserna annu arO moderate,
men tOrde smart "a upp.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-04-25
Dakota-nyheter.

Rymda fangar. Fem fangar rymde
torsdags fran fangelset Sioux Falls.
s. D. Under det de hollo pa med att
lasta stem pa On vagn och vakten af-
lagsnat sig nagot Arende, passade
fangarne pa tillfAlle att bryta los cit
brAde till ink0rsporten och sd begafvo
de sig vag langs fiodstranden. Spa
ningen efter dem borjade genast.
Fargos borgmastare. Mr. johnson
installerades den 18 april for AIDE gam
gen embetet. Han upplaste cit langt
budskap till stadsradet, hvari han re-
dogjorde for stadens f0rvaltning under
fora aret. ALA utnamningarne be-
kraftades med undantag af mr. Nor
gaards utnamning till auditor. Han
nnsags vara for gammal for platsen.
Stadsvalet Sioux Falls, S. D., ut
foil till cit fullstandigt nederlag for
populisterna och till seger for repub-
likanerna. George w. Burnside valdes
till borgmAstare och erh6ll till och med
pluralitet fusionisternas starkaste
ward. Medlemmarne till stadsradet
aro republikaner, hvadan styrelsen
Sioux Falls blir republikansk efter att
hafva legat fyra Or populisternas
handler.
Den st6rsta eIdsvada som nagonsin
f0rek kommit Walsh CO., intraHade
fredags Edinburgh, N. d., som lade
aska hela affarsdelen af staden. Manga
familjer blefvo husvilla. F0rradet af
lifsmedel ar ringa, men man vantar
hjelp fran kringliggande platser. Sorg-
ligt nog krAfde eldsvadan iva menni-
sl1olif. Mrs Jacob Lindahl och mrs B.
Bj0rnson bodde tillsammans cit hus,
som nedbrande Bada blefvo inne-
branda. Orsaken till eldsvadan Or icke
kand. F0rlusten anslis till 100000,
hvaraf h0gst 100000 betackes med as
surans.
StadsvaIet Aberdeen, S. D., var
sardeles lifligt. Republikanerna invade
j. e. Adams for borgmastare och for
0frigt hola sin valsedel. -- Vermil-
lion, S. D., valdes republikanen Fl. E.
Hanson till borgmAstare med stor ma
joritet, medan de andra embetena blef-
vo ungefar lika f0rdelade mellan de
iva partierna. - Mitchell, 8. D., seq
rade reformpartiet och valde e. van
Alstine till borgmastare SAINT iva al
derman. - Pierre, s. D. valdes repu.
blikanen Albright till borgmastare
med 1913 rosters pluralitet ofver fusio- ;
nisten Eakin. - Hot Springs, 8. D.,
blef dr. Hargens valid till borgmastare
med betydlig majoritet. Republika-
nerna hade vid ALA de halla stadsva-
len s. D. en- afg0rande seger som tor
de vara en- fingervisning till utfallet at
valen nAsta host. Fusion syntes rent
af vara lagd pa hyllan. .., - ~
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-04-25
Kriget i Sydafrika.

Lord Roberts har insandt en- redo.
g6relse 6fver krigsoperationerna Ma
tai. Generalerna Butler och Warren
blifva densamma f0remal for starkt
klander, sarskildt for de operationer,
som de f6retogo under den vecka, som
slutade den "a januari. Warren an
klagas ~ denna rapport, derfor
att han ej atlydt Buffers order,
och Butler far en- skarp tillratta-
visning, derfor att han ej gjort sin
myndighet gallande och tillsett att an
fallet pa Spion Kop fatt en- lyckligare
vandning. Ofverste Thorneycrafts Or
der att retirera fran Spion Kop kanne-
tecknar Roberts s&som ett obefogadt
och oforsvarligt tilltag af en- under
ordnad officer. I'd,
Alldenstund Roberts Or 0fverbefal-
hafvare Diver trupperna Sydafria
hade man med skal vantat, att han ef-
ter sadana anklagelser skulle ha bev
CART att bade Butler och Warren skull
le hemkallas, men det har han icke
gjort. Han har tydligen sagt antingen
for mycket elier for litet.
Roberts, kritik har vackt stort upp-
seende England. I militara kretsar
fragar man sig, hvad afsigten kan vara
med att sd sent publicera densamma.
Tidningarne taga allmanhet Roberts
parti och prisa honom for hans upp-
riktighet och mod. Den allmanna me-
ningen Or atS ingen AMMAN utvag finnes
for Butler an att resignera och ater-
wanda hem. Det mAste grama honom
mycket efter det att han tillskrifvit
sig aran af att hafva undsatt Lady
smith.
Den engelska arm6ns befal kan icke
klaga 0fver att de blifvit f6remal for
nagon strang disciplin, oaktadt dess
manga misstag. Gatacre Or den ende
general, som blifvit afsatt fran slit
kommando. Ofverste Grafton DR. den
ende af underoff1cerarne, som blifvit
ber0fvad slit befal. General Warren
tros vara den, som mast Evelyn Wood
Or bast bekant med f0rhallandena i
Sydafrika, men hans vanner tro Ell, att
han kommer att STAMINA qvar efter det
A0A OAAAN4O OAOACl1S0A hI1UlS0IdO d1
lord Roberts.
Lord Kitchener har 8tervandt till
Bloemfontein. Enligt cit telegram
till Daily Mail skaIl ungefar halften af
den ambulanskar, som afreste fran
Chicago till Pretoria ha vid sin franz
komst afslitit r0da korset och intradt
boernas arme. Konsul Hay har rap
porterat delta f0rhallande till Wash
:, ,ington, men myndigheterna derstades
kunna ingenting CORA for att f6rhindra
det.
Eft nastan oupph0rligt regnande
under den senaste veckan har f0rsva-
: rat krigsoperationerna. Robert sa-
ger sig vara fardig att antrada ta-
get till Pretoria. Forsta steget den
ma riktning togs fredags, da Roberts
fortrupper hade en- skarmytsling med
boerne emellan Karee Siding och
Glen, ungefar Is mil norr ON Bloem-
fontein. Nagon afgjord seger vans Ell
pa nagondera sidan. .-.
Generalerna Chermside och Rumble
voro torsdags eftermiddag 10 mil ve-
ster ON De Wetsdorp pa vag att und-
satta Wepener. De forfoga ofver en-
truppstyrka, uppgaende till 10000
man. -
Nagra fangar, som blifvit tagna af
boerna den 15 dennes saga att engels-
mannens f0rluster under 5 daears
strid vid Wepener uppgar till ofver
300 man. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-26

say will rally the Filipuos Co the col
onial policy Senior Foutela said
This scheme is doomed TO failure
The leaders. Buencamlno and Palermo.
are leaders without a party. They are
time servers. During the Spanish dom
nation they were more Spanish than
the Spanl1rls During the effective
life Of the Filipino republic they were
ardent patriots
when the United States troops cap
turei the Filipino capital, Tarlac these
men allowed themselves 10 be taken
prisoners and have since prOiessed ar
dent enthusiasm for United States SUI
premacy Amy proposal made by them
Is sure 70 be rejected by the Flllpinos,
who VIII apply TO them the proyerb
which being translated, Is the same
dogs with different collars
Last June BuencamIno made an at
tempt TO organize party FOR autonomy.
No one responded In October Palermo
tried 10 organize festivals In Manila
and asked Filipino rey0lutlonists to co.
operate with him in asking for a broad
plan Of self-gOyernmcnt The United
States people can hardly have forgotten
the complete failure Of the Manila fes-
t.yals and the Indifference with which
the people treated Senior Paternos ef-
forts.
Now Palermo and Buencamno join
their forces, proposing to organize
new party a federal party As the
force of each amounts 20 zero, their
united forces win be double zero"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-26
Cooperative Brotherhood's Appeal.

New York. Dec. 26.-An appeal to An
drew Carnegie Miss Helen Could. Ma
than Starus and an other wealthy
philanthroplsts win be issued by the Of.
hces Of the Cooperative Brotherhood
at once, asking them to help the move.
ment OF the brotherhood to establish
cooperative bakeries and provision
stores for the poor In this city.
Bread and provisions are to be sold
In these stores at cost prices. The
necessities Of life are 10 De sold with.
one profit one thousand dollars to-
ward starting $500 cooperative
bakery has already been subscribed by
members OF Bakers Union No. l." said
President StOrken
u was one Of the organizers Of the
cooperative movement in Belgium and
have been engaged IN work OF this kind
all my life. Neither politics nor religion
has anything 20 DO with our movement
Workingmen Of all religious beliefs and
political opinions are asking 10 Join
this movement. IL already has a strong
trades union backing OF Eve thousand
Workmen. who are ready 10 carry on
this work unaided. But al the same
time, II there are wealthy philan-
thropists willing 10 aid us, We shall
Jump at any offers OF assistance that
may come from them With the capt.
tai they have at their command they
could set the cooperative movement In
this country so solldly on Its feet that
1t would last as long as the nation"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-26
TERRIFIC RATTLE FOUGHT.
Dispute Arose over Religion-Twenty
Persons are Hurt.

Bangor, Ne, Dec. ga bloody battle
occurred Christmas eve at Adams and
KnowltOns lumber camp on Chase
stream, Upper Kennebec river. and po-
lice and physicians, none Of whom are
nearer than thirty miles. have been
summoned TO the scene. The fight
started in a dispute between a man
known as I'D Henuessy and
Frenchman named Ouliettr over reli-
giOn Hennessy being a Protestant and
Ouliette, a Catholic. The two fought
first with fists and soon resorted to
clubs.
In a few minutes the fight became
general and about thirty men engaged
IN a terrific battle with axes. limbs OF
trees. and Jumps Of ice. A teamster
named Wilson attempted 90 stop the
fight and was laid senseless with a
blow on the head.
Then teamster named Taylor took
a hand as p5acemaker. and laid about
him with all kinds Of weapons In a
few minutes the ground was strewn
with victims Of Tayl0rs powerful blows
and those who had been injured IN the
general miX-up. Il is thought that Of
the twenty or more hurt some viii die
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-26
THIS FELLOW A REBEL.
His Anti-American Talk Refutes His
own Claims,

New York, Dec. 2G.-Rafael Del Pan
Fontela, a refugee from the Philippine
Islands, and first president OF the Mad
rid junta, has just arrived in New York
from Canada.
Il came here 10 be free" he ex-
planned. 1T was impossible for me 10
be other than slave TO America when
! lived with my wife and five children
in Manila, so ] have come where ] won't
have to be subseryIent Americans are
not subservient 10 Americans and
while / don't approve Of the American
methods employed In the Philippines
I'd rather be a free American than an
enslaved Filipino"
Senior Fontela was a lawyer and
editor In Manila. When the war began
he was Agunaldos chief adviser.
Driven out Of the Philippines by the
American soldiers he fled with his wife
and five small children 10 Madrid
There he established the first Filipino
junta and was made its president
With an idea that such a junta would
houish I'm Canada he left Madrid and
went to Montreal He has been there
FOR the past several weeks.
you hear so much Of American in
dependence in Canada he continued,
that l determined to come here and
get some Of It,"
Senior Fontela explained that II was
safe for him to return 10 the Philip
pines and resume his law practice and
the publication Of his newspapers were
he willing to swear allegiance to the
Stars and Stripes.
Pm no hypoCrite," he explained, "and
can't take such an oath when my peo-
pie are In a struggle which must end
in death or freedom. I will not return
to the Philippines until independence
has been gained.
"The impression has got abroad that
Aguinaldo Is dead. This Is nonsense
lie has a large following and every
man under him Is there 10 do or die
The war has just begun, unless America
accedes to the demands OF the Fill
pinos'
Regarding the formation Of a new
party which the United States officials
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-26
Confessed to Murder,

Sacramento, Cal, Dec. pa man
ramed II. Green has surrendered him
self TO the police, saying that he and
his brother John murdered man
named Bin Feeny at Claire station,
Isabelle county Michigan, In 1875, lie
says they took Feeny out knocked him
IN the head, cut his throat and robbed
him Of 5000. They then cut a hole in
the Ice on the lake and threw the body
in Green says he and his brother went
TO Detroit, enlisted and we're sent to
Dakota. There he shot and wounded
man named Seiby but was acquitted on
the ground OF self-defense. lie went 90
Buffalo, re-enlisted and was sent TO
New Mexico. where he deserted and
returned 90 Michigan, Tie committed a
burglary at Corona, Siwassa county.
and was sent 10 the penitentiary in
Jackson for five years His convict
number was 1902 Green says his broth
er was the John Morgan" who was
killed while the two were trying 10
hold up a Southern Pacific overland
train near Davisville, IN this State. He
states that he Is willing to pay the
penalty for his crimes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-26
That IS, the Entertainment Was on
the Part Of the Storm King.
BUT THEY FELT ITS TERROR
Severe Experience OF Related ocean
Liner-Nerry Christmas was when
10 came Into PORT

New York, Dec 2e-It was more
than a merry Christmas for the 200 pas
sengers on the be.ated Allan steamer
state Of Nebraska. Nineteen days out
from the Clyde. eight days overdue. the
Nebraska crept into port here with
smashed life boats, demolished light
houses and broken and twisted rails.
1t was the frs, clear day the voyag-
ers had seen since December T. when
the Nebraska steamed OUT Of Neville.
Ireland, in the face Of a gale that swept
her decks.
On board the Allan State liner when
she left Glasgow, on December g. were
ten saloon, thirty second cabin and sew.
enty steerage passengers.
Officers and passengers declared the
Wreckage on deck gave but a faint idea
VI the horrors Of the voyage, Three
times the machinery broke down and
the vessel had to be hove TO.
Gales and head seas swept the ship
from the moment she left Neville. At
midnight Of December II, the feed pipes
Of the engines gave out and the Ne.
braska was hove to for three hours,
headed into the seas washing over her
1t was at this time that a wave
smashed the two lighthouses containing
the side lights. The vessel was rolling
and llitlng to the seas Or plungIng into
them. The Storage passengers We're all
In terror and the cabin vOyagers chung
TO their ber,hs. The feed pipes were
repaired anu impr0yised side lights
placed.
The engines could not force her for
ward at more than three knots an hour
Sometimes she moved less than two
knots, TWO Of the life boats on the
port side forward We're smashed to
splinters on December 10. The vessel
logged but fifty miles for that twenty
four hours, and Tor six days she made
less than ninety miles.
The engines had TO be stopped on the
18th 70 cool some 0yerheated journals.
and the next day the main steam pipes
gave SO much trouble another stop had
10 be made.
The only one Of the crew injured in
the long voyage was William ThomD-
son, a fireman who was hurled against
the deck rails behind two RIBS flac-
tured
Captain David Ingram OF Vancouver.
who has CirCled the globe twice. was
one Of the passengers. He said that
three times the yoyagers felt that an
hope was gone Not a meal could bs
served In the saloon during the voyage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-26

General $. S. Yoder, ox.Membor Of
Congress from Ohio, in a recent letter to
DR.. Hartman, speaks Of Pe-ru.na as fol.
lows;
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Pe-ru.na Drug Mfg Co., Columbus, OF
Genuemen-I desire 10 say that have
found Pe.ru.na TO be q wonderful rem.
edy. only used It for a short time and
am thoroughly satisfied as 10 It's merits.
1 cannot find words to express my grati-
hcation Tor tho results obtained. As a
catarrh cure shall gladly recommend
it to all sufferers. Yours truly,
S. S. Yoder.
pe-ru.ns not only cures catarrh, but
prevents it. Every household Nhould bo
supplied with this great remedy for
coughs, colds and so forth. A free book
on catarrhal diseases sent by DR.. Hart
man, Columbus, Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-26
French Claim a victory.

PeRiu. Dec. 2j-The French report
encountcrug $4,000 Chinese and captur.
ing five flags and q number u guns and
.nhic.Ing "a great loss upon the Chinese.
SO miles south OF here. The report Is
generally discredlted. According TO the
rumor the French ala not suffer any
losses themselves n is believed. how
ever that the French probably met
rowing band which was dispersed. a
number VI the Chinese being butchered.
u HUNG Chang says that he Is satisfied
that the story o. false
Rev MI Kelly, a Presbyterian mis-
sIonary has reported 10 Minister Con.
ger the burning by Boxers OF ~ Cath
Ole Christians. He says, however, that
his information has been derived en-.
urely from Chinese sources. The Japan.
eseI who have gone over the territory
thirty miles north In which Il Is alleged
the outrage occurred, will investigate
the report
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-26

mas concerts than are ordinarily known,
but there were more football matches
for holiday sport. There was a marked
revival " fox hunting IN the country,
with hard riding and several serious &C.
cIdents.
The royal family was divided between
Osborne House and SandrIngham
Court. The Court Circular shows that
the queen is entertaining large family
party, and Is also driving out morning
and afternoon daily. The uneasiness
regarding her health Is not dspeled by
these reports, since It is known that II
she were seriously indisposed and aging
rapidly II would be her desire, as well
as the settled policy Of all members OF
the royal family, to keep back the facts
In the case In order to spare her sub
jects unnecessary pain.