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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-28
Popuiist Convention in Duplln.

AS by previous notice the Popu-
list party of Duplin county assembled
in the court house at Kenansville and |
was called to order by 0. c. Ward,
Chairman; D. w. Sutton was called |
to the chair as temporary chairman,
and D. r. Mcmillan and J. Nc X.
Grady requested to act as Secretaries.
Every township in the county was
found to be well represented and the
temporary organization was made
permanent. The committee on plat
form reported the following which
was adopted:
/. We endorse the National and
State platform of the Peoples Party.
| ,. We advise our people to consid-
er very seriously the very great i'm
portance of the approaching election
when grave questions touching our
fundamental laws of liberty and free
self-government by the masses are in
measure to be decided.
/ 3. That we condemn the present
Ielection law as an unfair, an unjust
and an unholy law teaching and
blighting the very base of our iber-
ties and free institutions, and we de-
!, mand in place thereof the enactment
of a just election law, giving the peo'
ple a free ballot and fair count.
Il 4. That we condemn the increased
Expenditure Of our county funds Al
lexcessive, and demand strict econo
r. my therein. :.
After the adoption Of the commit
. tee report stirring speeches wer
made by H. J. Faison, Capt. j. c
'e Mcmillan and DIR. F. n. Seawell.
u Nominations being next in orde
e. the following nominations wer
made:
For House of Representative
g. Nanny Ward.
For Register of Deeds-Jno. Kin,
Old For Sheriff-Q. W. Cooper.
For Commissioners w. Flu
RI sell, r. D. Carr and o. W. Luton.
an Coroner-S. B. Newton.
Delegates to the Senatorial Co
on vention-J. B. Windus, D. Y.
SeaweI. ]. F. Jones, CASTOR kell
Glen Smith, ]. E. Kennedy, j.
III Usher, J. C. Mcmillan, c. B. w
liams, n. James, c. c. Vann, s.
at Newton and ]. T. Watkins.
on Delegates to the Congresslo1
Convention-Fran Pollock, s.
lay Carton, H. ]. Faison, J. w. Mallal
-. Danniel Garner, Adams William
" Andrew Keatty, Rufus Kelley,
lay, NICK. Grady, ]. C. Maxwell, ID.
Maxwell, VIM. Kennedy, d. B. Ne
FIJI kirk, n. NJ. Swinson, j. c. Mem
an. J. D. Brown, J. E. Swins
KEN Wesley Williams, Jacob James, j
Blanchard, R. Emmett, 0. l.. wa
viii Thad Jones, J. r. Dobson, L.
ls of RUSSELL, A. Matthews.
the On motion, it was ordered tn
lcopy of the proceedings be sent
day the CAUCASIAN and the Progress
Farmer for publication.
lou On motion the Convention
mes journed sine die.
o. w. SUTTON,
sday Presiden
.,,.lD. T. MCMILLAN. S..rotar;s-s
J. Nc. r. GRADY,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-28

All doc.ors told Renick Hamilton,
Of West jefferson, o., after sanefiDx
IS months from Rectal Fistuis, ne
would die unless . costly operas1On
was performed; but he cured himself
With I'VE boxes Of Bucklenb Arn1ca
Salye in the World. IS cents = box
Sold BY al Druggist
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-28

sss.ssvs ossssy Pspsssss os.vssss~s-
The Pepaliss Convention Of Beau
for county vAs held IN the eoart
house IN Washington, On Saturday
June 9Th.
Although il has frequently bcsr
said by the Democratic politicians
that al the Populisss we're once
seekers, we foa5d this, - most Of
their other ASSERTIONS, "untrae-- 1t
has also been said by he ID. moerat
that the Populist party was dead; II
thst be true. Ne had the livsl,est
corpse in town that day that has ev-
or been seen. We had the best at
tended convention that has Assemb-
led in Washington for q long time.
The sourt house Vas literally pack.
ed. There never was . more quiet
and determined crowd Of men Is
sem6led in any county in the State
Nearly all of our nominations we're
made by reclamation
Tue following ticket Was nomipa
ted:
| For the legislAture-H. A. Cutler
| For Shsrif-w. P. Edwards
| For Register of Deeds-H. n
Oien.
| F,r County COMMISSIONER, =. Is
Guilford, c. h. R.telif and c. H
Brooks.
For Coroner-M ID. Leggett.
, For Surveyor. +. Latham.
A stronger ticket was never nom
mated IN this county by any par
and it will surely win.
Senator Butler and DIR. Cyru
ThompsSn we're billed to address IN
. people at the close of Ike convention
but both were detained on accoLr
+ of official business. The eItrsmel
e large crowd, numbering some eiRf
hundred or q thousand persons, m
4. the pleasure of listening 10 t~o I'm
speeches. Mr.. J. B. Lloyd made
" strong and forcible speech. an
,. much good was accom- plished by b
speed Mr.. Lloyd, during his speee
v. asked if there were any persons
that assemblage who voted the Der
' ocraric ticket two years ago wi
l. were not going to vote 1t this els
20 ton, but were going to vote the Pc
ulist ticket this year. At this poi
D. at least twenty-five voices rang on
eyes, YES, yes.' All of his argumen
were strong, foreible and to &
IN point. After Mr.. Lloyd finished /
h speech the young and gifted non
t. nee of the Populist party for Att'
ney General, the Hon. 81. F. Seawe
- was on hand to address one of
~, most attentive and enthusias
crowds that has been in Washir
ton for years. His speech was Gle
rs point ed and convincing, and emit
20 " free from personalities. Gre
good was accom- plished for the cal
'r- of the people. He spoke for o'
es- two hours, and the only regret
heard expressed, was that he did
ID speak longer. We heard seve
Democrats admit that it was . sire
speech, and strictly to the point, Z
said they were we'll pleased with
argument. That he had sccor
pu lished great good for the Poop
nd Party, and it would be impossl
~ for the Democrats to undo "
led Lloyd and Seawell accomplish
an, that day. Send us Lloyd and
X. we'll again.
;os A DELEGATI
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-28
Petition to The County Boards Of Elections.
To THE County BOARD OF ELECTION OF
COUNTY, n. c.

precinct tin
o it
o
nj h to-
n
mentt
And thus rrlve
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-28

Rv use of the Columbia Coaster Brake
the Measure and exhilaration of b1cy-
Gle ride are very largely increased: An
hours practice will bring to any rider
man or woman, realization of its mer-
it's as labor-saving device. 1t saves
fully one third Of the pedaling necessa-
nv in ordinary riding. The exertlon
Of back-pedaling is entirely done away
with The danger of coasting steep
hills is reduced to the minimum; &c
matter what the grade, slight back
ward motion of the pedal from any 20
sition presses the brake spoon upon tns
tire with force easily graduated AMI
controlled, according TO the desire Q
the rider to check the speed OF the 81
cycle or bring it TO full stop.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-28

ArrorxTnEErs or CAPT. >. .. LLoTp.
Cses J B Lloyd, together With Hon
J Z Kelley, the brilliant Peoples Par
" ConEFessmaa from booth Dakota,
will address the people on the ques-
tious Of the day ~ Ne following pa
GO 90 the dates named.
Oxford, Granville counsy, on Thurs
day. July Seh-
barbsa, Durham county. on Thurs
day, July sth at 9 % p N.
LnnbeFton, Robson county. ON
Monday. July 9th
Clinton. Ssmpson county, on Wed
nesAay, July llth-
Kenansviiie, Duplin county, Thurs-
day, July l "a:
GfeenviIle, Pitt county, on SATURDAY
July 18th.
APPOINTMENTS OF Hox. H. ,. s1AwsLL-
Hon. Il r seawsli, Peoplss PsFty
| nominee for Attorney General. will
address the people On the questions Of
the day 1t the following places on the
dates named:
Dunn, Hsrnete county. on Wednes-
day, June eth.
Pine Level, John ston county. fhurs-
day. June sssh.
Kinsson, Lenoir county, on Friday,
June seth.
Trenton. Jones county, on saturday
June 30th.
jacksonville. Onslow county. on Non
day, July Id.
| EliIsbethtowp, Bladen county, on
Wednesday, July 9Th.
LauFinburg, scotland Co., on SAtur
day, July 7th.
Monroe, Union county, on Monday
July eth.
4 GsssonIa, CASTOR county. on Tuesda.
July 10Th.
Hnntersvite, Mecklen burg county. Of
Wednesday, July llth.
China Grove, Rowan county, ThuFs
day, July 18th.
!, Aioensrle. stanly county. on Fri
! day, July 18th.
3 Troy, Montgomery county, on Satus
, day, July l4tk.
APPOINTMENTS OF Hons. MEwsoRH
.NDz.T. GARRETT.
= Hon. j n MewbooEns and Hon. z
Garrett will address the people on I'll
Y questions OF the day At the fOllowin
places on the dates named:
/. KenansviiIe, Duplin county, Thur
= day, June 18th.
Pikeville. Wayne county, on Frida
June seth.
Wilson, Wilson county, on saturda
June 3Oth.
e APPOINTMENTS OF HON. }. L.. AE'
BoORNH.
ID Hon. J N MeWboOrne, Peoples Par'
< nominee for Commissioner of Agricu
b. ture, will address the people on Il
s. questions of the day ct the fOllowil
I'd places on the dates named:
e, Jackson, Northampton county, No
R williamson, Martin county, on We
nesday, July 4th.
'e Plymouth, Washington county,
at Thursday. July 5th.
ca Bethel, Pitt county, Friday, July IL
Swan Quarter. Hyde county, on 81
- urday, July 18th
~ Englehard, Hyde county, on Mond'
m July 9th. =,
J" fairfield, Hyde county, on Tuesd,
20 July 10th.
~ Sladesville, Hyde county, on Wedn'
~ day, July nth.
PanteSo, Beaufort county, on Thu
~ day, July l2th.
~ Aurora, Beaufort county, on Frid
July 18th.
Ey Bayb PAmlico county, on Sat-
ed day, July, 14th.
a Hookerton, Greene county, on Tu
ess day. July 18th.
ny Fieldsboro, Greene county, on W.
tes nesday, July 18th.
Bull Head, Greene county. on Thu
ith day, july 18th
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-28

.rhe most psiafgi vote ever gave
| in ny life GAS foe the on-fi'o'fssnn
Am -sdwenf.-F- 1. % osr' =. kt-At-
snr r-y General. democrat, >o"n s''~e
b voted.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-28

NnNYMN Booker T. Washing
nrkNIN ton has written the
HuHN IN, story Of his life and
work. He gives his views on the Ne.
gro Problem and all his best speeches
white and colored people are giving
advanced orders. A bonanza fol
agents. Both, white and cOlOret
agents make money with this book
Write today.
]. L. NICHOLS & CO..
Atlanta, Ga.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-28
LET US PROFIT BY KENT CKy's Elk
PERIENCE.

The Democratic County Boards Of
Election. at their meeting on next
Monday, should follow the advice OF
Senator Blackburn, Of Kentucky,
and give to each psrty EQUAL repre-
eentatiou on all election boards.
Kentucky has tried the Goebel
thieverv election law aud has repu-
dated ". Why not profit now by
Kentuoky's experiment.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-28
HOW'S THIS {?

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of Catafrh that cannot be
CURED by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props- Toie-
do, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be-
lisye him perfectly honorable in All
busipe ss transactions and financially
able to carry ont any obligations made
by the arm.
Toledo, Ohio.
wnpINc KINNAT & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
| Hairs Catarrh cure is taken inter.
naliy, acting directly upon the bloo<
and mucous surface OF the system
Price $50. per bottle. Sold BY al
Druggists Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-28

The Democrats y i'll never submit any
proposition TO the people TO take rom
q man his right TO vote. NO Democ1st
has ever proposed such a th'ng Inc
charge is only intended to msiead. 20
deceive and to make political capital.
II is entirely false. There 10 not
Democratio Convention that would
not spit unon the man who might make
such q proposition"
supplem- mt to the Democratic HAND
book, 1899.
n YOU have any doubt about the cor
rectness Of our quotation we trust you
v;ll ash p M, simmons, OF consult the
c.mnaigp volume 10 which IL appears
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-28

The Democrats viii never submit any
proposition to the people to take from
4 man his right to vote.
There 10 not . Democratic Cor vention
that would not SPIT UPON A MAN WHO
MIGHT MAKE SUCH PROPOSITIONS. Tnete
ia not a Democratic candidate Tor OF
| fice WHO WOULD NOT PLEDGE HIMSELF
MOST soLHMNLY AGAINST IT-Su ppie-
ment to Democratic Handbook, Pao-
lished by the North Carolina Demo
cratic Executive Committee, October
| 1905
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-02-01
COMPARATIVE TABLE SHOWING Thu
DECREASE In TAX SALES IN 1899

In the table below will be found com
narrative statistics for thirty counties
in the state showing the amount OF
land advertised for sale, the amount OF
the delinquent taxes on the same and
the rate which the land was bid in at
at the tax sales in those thirty coun-
ties in 1898 and 1899. The comparison
is made to show that the state of South
Dakota was In a more prosperous con-
dition in 1899 than 1t was in 1898. TAX
ing those two years as a comparison,
the present year will be equally as
prosperous in proportion, IL not more
so, ovec 1899 than 1899 was more pros.
porous than 1898.
In but three instances only was the
amount of the delinquent tax sale in
1899 more than in 1898. Owing to the
inability of many of the county treas
urers to find time to figure the totals
asked Of them by the Argus Leader, it
is impossible to give the statistics for
all the counties. But the table below
contains the information sought for
from three-fifths of the counties in the
state, and in that number there are but
three counties whose 1899 tax sale was
larger than the tax sale for 1898. Those
three counties are Brown, Jerauld and
Lincoln. In neither case is the differ
ence very large, being 5000 in Brown
county, less than that sum in Lincoln
In Jerauld county the amount is not
known owing to the inability of the
county treasurer to furnish the fig
ures.
With three counties with a higher
tax sale in 1899 than there was in 1898
out OF 30 counties, out of so odd coun-
ties, the number of counties in the
state, the total number at that ratio
would only be 6.
On the other hand, the decreases
made in the published other q coun-
ties run from $62 in Day county tn
$1,000 in Lawrence county. In thirteen
Of these counties the decrease is over
$1,000, the lowest six of which would
more than make up the combined in
creases in Brown, Jerauld and Lincoln
counties.
In replying to the Argus-I,eaders re
quest for figures, many of the county
treasurers sent in the land sold for
taxes by acres, while others sent the
land in by description. In the acreage
reports, Mcpherson county had the
most for sale in 1898, being 99,520
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-02-01

acres. This year 80,4SO acres were
sold, leaving remainder of 1900
acres. Another large decrease in acre
age sold is to be found in Charles Mix
county, the difference between the two
years being 12,4S0 acres.
Inere was also marked falling off
In the rate bid for property throughout
the state at the various sales. In 1893
there were few counties where the bid
was 10 per cent. In the year before
the majority of the thirty counties
cited were given that per cent.
There is an old saying to the effect
that figures never lie, and an equally
true one to the effect that nothing is
more certain than taxes, excepting
death. The figures in the table below
do not lie, but tell straight forward
story of prosperity throughout the
state. And they can be relied upon to
pointing to an era Of good times with
! the same degree of certainty as one
looks forward to paying his taxes and
at the end of his allotted time on this
earth to dying.
In a number of instances the county
treasurers, in replying to the request
for the figures given below, took occa-
the different tax sales, and the general
condition of their county from finan-
cial standpoint. In every instance they
reported times easier than they were
a year ago, and spoke fiatteringly Of
the future.
In Sphinx county 100 tracts of land
have been sold since the tax sale,
which reduces the number of tracts
sold just that much more in 1899 than
was sold in 1898. County Treasurer
states that the 1899 sale would not
have been as large as 1T was had it
not been that rains prevented farmers
from completing their threshing and
paying their back taxes before the land
was advertised for sale.
The Custer County treasurer reports
that there were no land offered for
sale in his county this year.
In Clay county the 1899 sales were
larger than they should have been, as
the predecessor Of the present incumb-
ent did not advertise more than half
the property in 1898 which should have
been sold in that year.
The Hyde county treasurer could not
furnish the 1899 figures, but stated that
"the amount of the 1899 sale Is still
less in proportion to the number of de-
scriptions sold in 1885," and added fur
Their:
For the first time In the history Of
Hyde county her warrants are at par,
and will be paid by the county treasur-
er as fast as presented after the first
of January 1, 1900. One year ago $l3,-
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-02-01
CONTRASTING A WILL.
Another Sensational Case Comes Up
In Montana.

Helena. Mont, Jan. pa sensation
was created here when the attorneys
for Medora I. Raleigh, daughter of the
late pioneer merchant, Albert G. Clark,
appeared before the district court to
oppose the filing for probate of his
will, the objection being to codicil
thereto. The body of the will divided
the estate equally among the children.
The codicil, which was drawn year
later than the will, bequeathed Mrs.
Raleigh's portion to the dry goods firm
Of Raleigh & Clark, Helena, on $780,
200 note against the firm, dividing the
balance of the estate equally among
the other children. Mrs. Raleigh
claims fraud and duress were resorted
to by her brothers and sisters in caus-
ing the making of the codicil. The
matter will probably have to be settled
by a jury trial All the parties are
well known throughout the state, MT.
Clark having been one Of Montana's
earliest and most successful business
llen.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-02-01
GREAT NORTHERN HIRING POLICE.
Preparing for Trouble I'm the Event
of n Strike.

Minneapolis. Jan. q. - The Journal
says: The Great Northern railway au-
thorfties are preparing for trouble.
This has become evident by the discov-
cry that Chief Of the Secret Service
Herrick has an emissary here en-
ployed in hiring special police officers.
Herrick visited Minneapolis yesterday
and arranged with former guard OF
the state prison at saltwater named
O'Meara. to hire all the ex-policemen
and watchmen he could get in the city
at 81 day. The instructions Of the
men are to be ready to report for duty
to-day or Saturday morning. They
are told that they are to be stationed
at various points along the line and
are to be lodged in sleeping cars. The
trainmen's grievance committee Is
waiting for word from the officials as
to when the promised conference is to
be held. 1t develops that the company
has been sounding the individual train
men on its own account by sending Of
ficials to divisional headquarter points
to Interview them, and the men take
this as a sign that the company is dis
posed to make concessions If it finds
the trainmen of one MIND.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-02-01

532.3S of these warrants were outstand-
| ing.
THE bonded Indebtedness of the
county has been decreased, when
amounts now on hand in sinking and
bond interest funds are applied, Sc, 500
for the year, leaving bonded indebt-
edness of but $4,000.
Land purchases by resident farmers
and ranchmen. bank deposits of our
own people and drop of one-third in
point more forcibly to improved condi-
tons than even the above figures
In Clay county Treasurer Grau-
gard says that 5000 of back taxes have
been paid since the sale.
The county treasurer at Yankton was
unable to give the figures requested
owing to the muddled condition in
which the defaulting treasurer left
them when he decamped some weeks
ago.
The county treasurer of Mcpherson
county states that his county Is out Of
debt, and has $500 in the general
fund
Treasurer Dunton of Marshall coun-
ty says that since the tax sale, a large
amount of the land sold has been re-
deemed.
Treasurer Fylpaa of Brown county
writes that many investors attended
the 1899 tax sale. and that taxes are
in A / share in this county, and have
been for three years back"
In Sanborn county Treasurer Briggo
reports that in neither year was any
land purchased by the county.
The county treasurer of Brookings
county says that delinquent tax payers
are rapidly paying up their arrears.
In Tyndall county the town lots Of
fered for sale were bid in by the
county both in 1898 and 1899
Treasurer Smith reports that since
the 1899 tax sale 26 pieces of property
have been redeemed, showing prosper
ity among the people there.
Treasurer Turney of Gregory county
wrote as follows:
There has not been one acre Of land
sold at the tax sale this year, or last.
There is only a little over $1,000 Of
1898 and prior personal tax outstand-
ing. We have been blessed with three
good crops in immediate succession,
and have realized fair prices for all our
commodities except wheat. So per cent
of the people of Gregory county are
prosperous and contented."
In Marshell county in 1898 81 per
cent of the land was bid in by the
county, and 1899 it bid in IS per cent.
The table showing the comparative
tax sales is as follows:
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-02-01
Facts
For Sick :
Women

FIRST the medicine that
holds the record for tho
largest number Of abs0-
Iufe Cures Of female Ills
Is Lydia e. Pislfhas,,'s
Vegetable Compound.
Second Mrs. PxnI1lbas,,
can show by nor letter
flies In Lyns that q mill
Hon W0ss1ea have been
restored to health by h0s'
S,seaH0ii30 and advice.
Third ANLoffos.s 70 Mrs.
Pinkhans arc rso0jv9d,
opened, ROAD and an
swes-ed by W0s,s0p only.
This fact Is o0s'flfkod 10 by
fls0 mayor ana sssl1ssas-
ter Of Lynn and 0fyb0s:s Of
Mrs. Pis,IlitaS,s,s own oify.
Write f0s. free k0ok O0n-
fainin0 these certificates.
Every aiHn0 woman Is
Invited to write 70 Mrs.
Pxnkksasss and Get her ADJ
vice free Of charge.
Lydia E. Pinkham Med CO., Lynn, Masa
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-02-01

Freight Train Badly Wrecked mt
FerryviIle, In Wisconsin.

La Crosse. Wis. Jan. 26.-Traffic is
tied up on the Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy by wreck at Ferryville, thir-
ty miles south of here. The engine
struck large boulder which had
fallen on the tracks. Sixteen freight
cars were wrecked and piled up. No
one was hurt, but there were several
narrow escapes. Through passenger
trains went over the Milwaukee tracks
from this city to Prairie du Chen.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-02-01
short in His Cash.

Marshall Mich, Jan. q. - Aug. ..
HYDE ex-superntendent Of the poor OF
Calhoun county. in whose accounts
special commission which has been In
yestigating accounts of county officers,
discovered alleged shortages in the
neiphborhood of $1,000, was arrested,
charged with embezzlement.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-02-01
PARIS STRIKE.
Carpenters ON the Exposition Build
ings Are Demanding Increased

Paris, Jan. 2S.-A great strike of car
penters employed on the exposition
buildings, involving $1,000 men, has
been inaugurated. The strikers de-
mand an increase OF wages TO franc
per hour. All the work yards are now
guarded by strong forces of police.
The bridges are also guarded; but
there IS no danger unless other work
men join in sympathetic movement,
which does not seem probable. Small
groups Of carpenters discuss the situa-
ton here and there, but there has been
no disturbances. The strike is no<
considered serioos by the officials, who
believe It VIII be settled in two or three
days.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-02-01
WINS Probably Insane.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Jan. 26.-The rea-
son for the apparently unprovoked
murder of Milton Nelson, farmer
living near the Gregory county border,
by County Commissioners Nj. ii. Jacoby
Is vet a mystery. The men were the
warmest Of friends and the only ex-
PLANTATION is that Jacoby suddenly be-
came insane. Jacoby killed himself
afterward.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-02-01
WARREN FALSE BACK
SPION KOP ABANDONED DURING
THE NIGHT.

Brief Message From Gen. Butler
Gives No Further Information
the Bocr Positions Intact and
Gen. Buffers Army TOO weaker
England Possessed of n Depress-
ing Sense of Failure-Imprcssion
That Worse News Is to Come.