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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24

w OC1ule w lSCOuSlu
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE.
SYBIRACY" taxa jest nazwa
sztuki dramatycznej, jaka odegrana
bedzie we Wtorek 20 Maja wieczo=
rem, " Hall Dramatycznejy stara-
MEM polskiej mtodziezy, zorgani~
zowauej W Towarzystwo 6w. J6zefa:
Poniewaz doch6d prz%eznaczony jest
naupiekszenie naszego polskiego
koscio}a, wiec kte ma to ~przedsta~
W: enie p6jdzie, -bawiac SIG, spe}n.
zarazem Bogu mi}y uczynek.
POGRZEB.- w Niedziele, 20
Maja, z}ozone zosta}y do grobu
zw4oki s. p. Bazylego C,erzana, lat
20, kt6rego przejecha} pod Duluth
pociag koleji ~zelaznej. - W po-
grze5le brala udzia{ mnogosG WELL
ka za}obnik6w.
sKONTRAkT ma budowe 9
wei polskiej plebanii juz wydany.
Bedzie kosztowa6 4 tysiace dolar6w.
w K1LKUP1ETROWEJ ka-
mienicy Choata przeuosza teraz
wszystkie blura ma trzecie pietro,
gdzie ~wiecejjest 6wlatta.
PAN ANDRZEj KOWALEW-
SKI dobry interes zrobif " Sobote
PREY b,esiadzie. Z okazyi p~ierwszego
uroozystego pokropienia jego salo-
nu PREY siennym rynku, niedaleko
wozowego mostu. Kto j~eszcze ME
byi " tYm iedynym pelsklm salonls
wirodku miasta, niechai tam PREY
okazyi wst4pi, Il
PARMA MARYNIA ZABIN-
SKA, dawniejsza gospodyni s p
<. Romano Guzowskiego, pojedzie
" Sobote do ST. Paul, ably tam
stale zamieszkaG. ~
%
5ss. KUPIEC MYCHGRAM wy
przeda} sw6j handel gotowych
ubran spd}ce k~upieckiej Choate &
Co.
PAN PAW Ell MARSOLEK z
s Independence, " is, noeowa{ pred
paru dnlami W " inonie, powraca,
d !, Z 'wwycieczkl do Europya Powia-
darom,sdzy innemi, ze " jego
ro.dazinnyeh stronach, ma szlasku,
wiiecceej teraz pieniedsy pomi4dzy
sludem, anizsli by1o dawniei. Mo-
sg..a-;n1 hnvv;;ann nrzvnnai wiolA IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24

TAME TYKlETY KoLBJoWE
: okazyi wycieczek ma
grunta.
Take tYkiety sprzedawane
beda v dn1ach nastepuiacych.
KOLEJ BURLINGTONsKA Is
Maja -5i19 Czerwoa - 8 l
II Lipca III 81 sierpnia. Tg-
kiety do Colorado l Pueblo
sprzedawane bsda tylko "a Gene
jazdY W jedne strone / ~jeszcze
tYlko 2 dslary "a tykiet zwrotuy.
KOLEJ CHICAGO MILWAU~
KEE & ST. PAUL sorzedawaG
beds;e TAME tykiety ma granta
" dniach; Is Maia. Is i 10
Czerwos, tylko 70 koszt iazdy
" jedne strone i jeszcze tYlko 2
dolarY "a tykiet swrotny. Wzgle.
dem bl,zszYch szczeg6iow zg}os,t
&C sle do sgent6w tel kole;.
Do D t, Mich, % i
50 Maja, z okazyi uarodowych
rncznie Baptystowskich
KOLEJ CHICAGO & NORTH
WESTERN - do North Manches-
ter, Indiana. Tykiety ekskursyj-
ne sprzedawane beda %, 20 i SO
Maja, wszelako ME ma pociagl,
przybywajsce DO Chicago rychlej,
iak 30 Maja. Tykiety dobre do 5
Lipca- 2 powodu rocznego zjazdu
n%iemieckich baptyst6w %(Dunkards).
o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
Saar, @pisI, GifeI uno Sumsra6.

8itburs. Sn Der Rd9t BON
Wontoe uuf Otenstag tobte iiber Bit.
burg elm entisbli6es @epittsr. 9dus
me purben entpur3elt, G6prniteine
uieberseIegt. Man fpri9t bappn, baB
oas 9asperf ieinen 8etrieb auf einiz
&c Sage einitelIen miiTs, ba Elm Raz
min umsetporfsns puroe unb bur6
ieinen 5au srobeu S9aoen anri1tete.
Srier. Bon benz bieiisenG 6purs
seri9te purbe am 3. Suit Der "a.
iGbrige Ransierer s. g. 9euSer aus
aona gu 5 Sabren 3u9tbaus perir=
tbeilt, neil er am IL. Oe3ember auf
Der 4onSer 3irmeB ben S1riftIeber
Bed, nit benz er peeen Der Mngela
Ooutpen aus 2uremburg in Strsit
geratben mar. firdterlid mibbanbsIte
uno beraubte.
Srier. Der preis bon 1000 Mt.
fir bic bette RpIenneubett ipurbe nidt
pergeben, ba nab Der 4niiht ber
preisri9ter feline Heubeit ben TprDe.
runssn ssniiste. = Bonn 1. Suli ab
beitebt auf benz 9ieiisen 8abnbofs bic
Ginri8tuns, baB auspdrtige &Gufer
ii6 Die e%insefauften Waarsn in bic
amtlide @spGd : 4ufbepabrunssisle
tragen laHen t~Onnen, obne ielbit nit
b~in3ugeben. Sic erbolten in benz @e-
i6afte sinen S6ein, sesen ben unb
10 pfennis fir bas pads: lie ihye
padets aussslisisrt betpmmsrL,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
osnaem6urgil6es.
Dereiniote Staaten.
Sretfahc Vrimtafeier.

Ser bo9p. @ater ). 8alerius, BON
tpel9em in benz Solsenben bic Reoe
sebt, lit betauntli9 Der Sobn
| uremburser Gltern unb piro
oaber bic na9folsenoe 8eihrstbuns,
tpel6e mir benz ,HoroItern" bon ct.
Gloub, MinnA, entnebmen fir bic 2ez
Ter Der v8aaette" elm befpnberes SSn.
terefe baben:
nOaB elm Set ieiner Gisenbsit unb
Seltenbeit fpssen on Wiirbe uno
@lan3 setpinnt, beitdttsts ii9 am II.
bs. M. in Der ct. Mi4aelss @emsinbe
in Wrisbt GOuntp, Wtnn. BORT
ftierte man on ienem Sage cine Ssits
besebenbett, Die eisens in ibrer Dirt
lit unb bic ii9 Daber gu eiusm @smsin.
befeite seitaltete, fpie elm iol6es in
gang Minneiota, ia i'm sau5en Norbs
rpeitsn unb pielei6t in gang Nmerita
ME besansen purbe. ;9rei SDbns
Der 9emeinbe ct. Mi6del bra1tsn
an ienem Seittage Soft benz Serrn ibr
gritlinssopfer bar. Im 13. Suli
tpuroen bic brei Heuprieiter amYabns
bofe gu ct. Mi9ael in ber5li9er Wsi>
ie empfangen unb unter ben &ldnsen
Der ct. Mibaels Muiiffapele, bsgleis
tet bon elmer berittenen S9dar Sing
hinge, in elmer idDnen 8utI9e mad
ct. Widuel s~eleitet. Mm 10. Suli
belt bo9p. Otto 3a9mann Sur 0orz
feier Elm Gepitenamt unter @iiiitena
Der bret prim:aianten, s. 8ala, r.
8alerius unb g. S9irmers, unb cine
einbrudspolle prebist. @m 16. Suli
fanb ii9 pieber cine Menf9eni6aar
am 8abnbofe elm, um ben bp6p. Dr.
SDntseratb, prdiioent Oes pGpitli9en
golesium SoIepbinum, mo bic brsi
Rsuprtefter iid auf ibren 81. Stanb
pprberetteten unb fir bsnIslben orbi.
! nirt purbea, einen beraIiaen gmpfans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
ans BEN abrissu 0roBSssustbum.


PerIe. IL. 8uli. 8ei Der beute
bier itattgefuneenen @emsinbsratbss
tpabl iparen bon 107 sinsei6riebsnsn
WGblern 20 eri9ienen. Gin5iger
3anbibat mar Or. SoIepb @ratias
Sdlei9 (Sobn). IQe 20 a~bsessbens
3ettel iparen siiltis.
9reipeIbingen, 8. Suli. 60
eben perbreitets ii6 in unIerem Sorfs
bic traurise Ra6ri6t. bon benz Obs
leben Der BON bier sebiirtisen 2ebres
rim SRI. SpelB. Sic itarb in Mon=
bprf i'm Glitter bon 81 Sabren al ben
5olsen elmer boppelieitissn 2unssn=
entaiinbuns, Der iie in einissn 9asen
sr!as. 80 Sabre lang mar bic 9srs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31

@erpanoten uuo Jrsunben begliids
piini6t. @m Qbenb CAB Der MGns
ner4or, ibrem Witslieb Subert Ros
them elm Id0nes Stdnbden unb unter
8eians unb i60ne u%nterbaltune
floben idneG bic Stunben. 5err
Rotbem bat auBer 2uremburg unr
Srantreib einen She'll Der Rbetnpros
oin5 unb 8aiern bersiIt uno iibers
bra9te manhe 8riibe BON 8etannten
bon biibsn unb briiben.
Soiepbtne, elm Sabre altss
SD6Sr9en BON peter Wdttsen, go.
403 Norbzllnionitrabe Don Nurora,
Sa., itarb Opnnerstdg Nd1mittds.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
SbeboDgan, 0is.,

Uh 6o' yult 1SOO.
Wertbe Hebattipn!
2ebten Samstas, ben q. Suli,
puroe unter GROCER 8st6eiligung bic
Wittpe bes Dor etpa feds Sabren
perforbsnen Ri9plas Wspfer (aeb.
8auffmann) auf benz Safe gbur6z
Belgium : Srieobofe our lsBtsn Rube
gebra9t. Die @~eritorbene mar gebos
rem gu Gperlin9en, 3anton Rebinaen,
i'm Sabre 1912, perebeli6te fih oas
ielbit in 1886 nit q. Wepfsr, fpans
oerte nit oemielben in 1847 mad
4meritd, mo lie ii9 nabs 2ate Gbur6
Belgium nieperlieBen, unb mo- tie 9eis
be ibr 2eben bef9loHen. Sic mar,
tpenn ib nitt IRE, bic Glteite @nfiebs
lerin in Der Gate gbur1 : 9emeinbe.
Nebit ibrem @atten sinsen ibr brei
&inoer i'm Sobe poraus, nGmlid:
Wii6el, Nitolas uub Sberefa. Gs
iiberleben iie flint 8inber: Spbn in
SoDd, Sobn s. in Solp groB, Bel.
GUM, Sobn g. in Sbsbopsan, 9ete,
uno Masgie .(Grau pOrt) in Gate
Belgium, Iotpie cine srobe 3abl gntsl
unb urentel. r. /. p.
@6tunsspol
%. Raufm a n n.
Die SamiGie Spbn @osberi
bon Nlton, Su., feierte leBten Don.
nerstag ibre bleferne So63eit uno es
ipdren unsefabr 80 Sreunoe bes gbe.
paares gu 9aite eribiensn. Inter ben
Mntpeienben tparen camille 3. Z.
9isb, Mite S6roeber, Nic Weiben.
feler, Ntc S4roebsr, Rtc 9slperbina,
glic S9aul, Senrp De araap, Dr.
MiGer, Iic Wiltssn, Wm. Strpeb.
been, Ntc S6edel unb Mnbere. Das
S~ubslpaar erbielt cine Mnsabl i60ner
uuo niiBlider 8efdente.
Sie @nropas Heiienben,
bic Serren Subert Notbem, Sobu
&smp unb Sbeo. Sioeler tamen tiirs'
li1 rroblbebalten pieoer in 2eWfars.
Sa., an unb purbsR lebbaft BON ibreu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31

JgShSSShv SSpSt SNsNt w SbN'uISt
purce gum @itdr au Soleri6s 6elSs
den erndnnt.
Mompa d, 1. Suli. Qm perfl
Mittpo6 fdno h 8serbigunssfeiel
oes bier peritorbenen peniiOnirtsn 9sb.
rsrs Srn. Mi9sl 2sbnsn ftatt. Sstt
1847 tpirtte er ala Qsbrer ununter,
brpden gu Sf:ibsen Bis 1888. Gril
DOT turSer 3eit iieoelte sr gu feiuem
SU6ne, unisrm Srn. 2ebrsr iibsr, um
Bel bieiem feline lebten Sage au Der.
bringen. @iele @erpdnbte uno 8e.
faunte unb ettpa 20 2ebrer oes Rdn=
tons tparsn berbeisssilt, UNI benz Der.
bli4enen bic leBte Gbre gu erpsiien
0is 41@iabrise Sienit5eit on sinem
Srte beSeust aIein i9on bic 2isbe u
4dtuns aler, bic .Yapa 2ebnen'
tannten. Gr bate elm 9Iter bon 7E
Sabren errei6t.
&imelingen, 4. Suli. DaS
6.iGbrise SD1ter6en bes Beraman.
mes 8ofeler fam seitern sesen Mittae
aus Der Sduls uno paiiirte benSabna
iibergang, inoeB Dor ibm elm Subr.
tpert fam, ipeldem bas 3ino auspi@
@lsi65eitis tam bon Der ~sntsesense.
ieBten Seite Elm Sfpeites 6ubrpert
oas nit elmer @gse belabsn mar. 0s,
Sibrer bss leBteren @eipannss ppat,
bur6aus auf benz i1maIsn lleber,
gauge bas eritere Subrpert frsussn
10 pab pas Wdo6en iih, um MID
iiberfdbren 81 perpen. bart our Seit,
an oas 9elGnber briidte. 8sim Dor,
absrtabrsn sss @eipannss uurss bGi
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-06-08
TRAINS COLLIDE.
DISASTROUS FREIGHT WRECK AT
DOVER, DEL.

Dover, Del, Especial -At $3.50 7. NJ. at
Dover. Del. on the Philadelphia. Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad division OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad, occurred the
most disastrous railroad wreck that has ever
happened at this place. The north-bound
local freight was slowly pulling in at Dover,
preparing to take water, when the heavy
north-bound Norfolk strawberry freight train
came laundering at high rate OF speed In
the rear, telescopiDg eight heavily ioaoeu
refrigerator cars
Two cars were converted into splinters..
Steel rails were broken like pipestems. Eighs
cars were piled upon one another, taxing nre
from the buried locomotive, flames leaping
high In the air. The fireman was saved. put
the engineer was fatally injured. Five
tramps were buried beneath the wreck, three
OF whom were saved after prodie,ious efforts
of townsmen and the local fire company,
though one Of them afterwards died. An
other had both legs and ribs broken; an
other was hurt in the shoulders. while the
bodies of the other two have not yet been
found.
The local fire company fought the flames
for three hours with only one line OF nose,
and the nearest fireplug half a mile away
The wrecking train arrived from Clayton
about five o'clock and proceeded to clear the
tracks. Superintendent Holiday came upon
the scene and gave 1t his personal supervi-
sion. The two trains were composed OF more
than one hundred heavily loaded refrigera-
tor cars, and the collision was terrific. Inc
heavy cars were thrown about like rupper
balls. Thousands OF people visited the scene.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-06-08
"EXHIBIT A" IN RUBBISH.
Paper that Means Thousands to South
Carolina Comes to Light.

Paper that Means Thousands to South
Carolina Comes to Light.
Washington, (Special) Senator Tillman
received from the Governor OF South Caro-
lima an important paper recently discovered
In an old rubbish pile at the State Capitol al
Columbia, which may cost the United States
Government something like 100000. The
Iong-lost document, which mysteriously dis
appeared from the files over thirty years
ago. is pronounced genuine by Mr.. TillmaD,
and it is his intention to proceed at once 10
secure an adjustment OF war claims pending
on the Federal Government and his State.
The important discovery is the long-lost
paper known as the Black Voucher. exhibit
"a" setting forth 10 detail the claims Of
South Carolina for supplies and moneys ex-
pended In the Revolutionary War, the wars
of 1912 and 1886 and the Mexican War.
The claims mentioned will be used TO OIL
set the claim on the State OF South Carolina
by the United States Government for the
payment of s24s, rs for bonds and s34O, OOO
for ordnance stores seized in the arsenal at
Charleston at the outbreak OF the Civil war.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-06-08
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

William Peel, Unionist, was elected to the
English Parliament In place OF the Marquis
OF Lorne. The election OF two war candi-
dates by large majorities the past week Will
probably determine the government to force
a general election. before the war fever
abates.
A schoolboy named Brener, nine years old,
committed suicide in Berlin.
The French Minister Of War announced in
the Senate that the officer who gavethe poll
ticians the letters OF Detective Temps on the
Dreyfus affair had been cashiered.
Representatives at Pekin OF the foreign
mowers have notified the Chinese foreign
office that IL the Chinese secret society,
known as the Boxers" is not Immediately
suppressed the powers will land troops in
China.
Cecil Rhodes and other South African mil
lionaires are about to develop big mining
enterprise In German West Africa.
A loving cup was presented to Sir Thomas
Upton, owner OF the yacht Shamrock. by
his American admirers
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-06-08
A COMMISSION CENSURED.
1t Acquitted Filipino VINO was
Accused Of Numbering Soldier.

1t Acquitted Filipino Who Was
Accused of Numbering a Soldier.
Washington, Especial. 1.-The Secretary OF
War has received the official record OF the
case of Rosario Espiritu, Filipino who was
tried by military commission at Manila IN
June last on the charge of having murdered
Private George A. Wagner, Company T,
Fourteenth Infantry, by shooting him with
a revolver and by stabbing him with bolo'
The commission, after being in session two
months, found the Filipino not guilty OF the
charge.
The commanding general OF the Depart
ment of the Pacific disapproved the findings
of the acquittal, but ordered the release oil
the prisoner. In his review of the case he
says:
I'm this case tho evidence was abundantly
sufficient to sustain a conviction, and the
failure of the commission to so find is at
tributed to complications arising during the
trial, resulting from wholly immaterlal and
irrevelant objections by counsel"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-06-08
ROBBERS GOT DROP ON SOLDIERS
Robbery of stages-by Two Masked Men Ii
the. Yosemite Region.

Robbery of stages,by Two Masked Men In
the. Yosemite Region.
Raymond, CAL, Especially One OF the
boldest robberies ever committed In Call
fornia occurred when three Of the Yosemite
Stage and Turnpike Company's stages-a
private conveyance---and two soldiers were
held up by two highwsymen. The holdup
occurred at a point two miles this side OF
Grub Gulch. Sergeant Buchanan and an
other trooper OF Troop F, Sixth Cavalry, en-
route from San Francisco to the Yosemite
National Park had gone ahead ofth cavalry
to make arrangements for selecting camp
ing place. The highwaymen suddenly ap-
peared, masked, and getting the drop on the
soldiers, took away their guns and held the
troopers until the stages arrived. The rob-
bers banded the drivers of the stage caro-,
reading:
"Black Kid-They fooled me on the Big
Oak Flat road, but you can't this time"
The robber then took hat belonging TO
T. H. Grifiths, OF the Southern Pacific Com
pany. passenger on hostage, and collected
$50 from the passengers, after which he Or
dered the driver to go on. Each stage was
successfully held up, the robbers getting
about $3.50. The mail and express matter
were not molested
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-06-08
OUR NEW POSSESSIONS

Collector OF Customs Bliss, OF Havana,
Cuba. states that since he took charge OF the
department more than two hundred Cuban
employees have been discharged for fraud.
The second instalment OF General Young's
report of his operations in'Northern Luzon
was made public.
The wife Of Col. c. Il. Grcenleaf has
opened a library in Manila for American
soldiers and sailors.
The Filipinos sent out story to the effect
that five hundred Americans had been slain
by them at Catubig.
The natives of Mindoro Island, one Of the
Philippines, beheaded the boatswain and
his accomplices of the brgantine Navarro,
who had mutinied and killed the captain,
his wife and the mate.
General Wood has warned the Cuban civil
governor of Santa Clara province, Cuba,
that if he attempts to corrupt the elections
he will be dismissed and punished.
A government teamster in Manila died
from the bubonic plague.
General Wood has ordered that every =
partment in the government service In Cuba
be oyerhauled.- The sob tors bureau at
Havana has been abolished.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-06-08
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

Bliss Carman, the poet. is making study
of old French Canadian folk songs ana
stories for translation into English verse.
Professor Brander Matthews has been
asked TO deliver series OF lectures on the
''aoxn novel before an association OF Lon
don clubs.
"Dayy" Stephens, Of Kingston, Ireland,
hoe cold newspapers for "a consecutive years,
opd more famous men and women have been
among his patrons than any OF his rivals can
boast.
Alfred Vanderbilt is more OF an athlete
.har most of his family. He is splendid
borseman. a good polo player, is as skiliful
Of Golf az he used to lie at tennis, ana Is
frst-rate hand at hockey.
Repcblicaus of the First Maryland district
ot their convention had large banner In
soribed with the names Of the President ana
.bo,r congressional Representative. Ihe
,onner read: "For Mckinley and Mudd.
William Dean Howells, the novelist, Is al
,rork unon another book OF poems.
Great Brtains new Minister to Denmark,
William Edward Goschen, is a brother OF the
First Lord of the Admiralty, and was for
merry attached to the British legation at
Washington.
T NJ. Barrie, as the author OF my Lady
Nicotine" has appropriately purchased and
sent at his own expense large quantity OF
tobacco to the Highland Brigade, now fight
ing in South Africa.
There are only three members OF the or
ipinal Mckinley Cabinet of three years ago
still in offlce-Lyman J. Gage, Secretary oil
the Treasury; John D. Long, Secretary OF
the Navy. and James Wilson, Secretary OF
Agriculture,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-06-08
FILIPINOs RUSH TOWN.
Five Americans Killed, Officer and Two
Men Missing.


Men Missing.
Manila. (By Cable. )-On Tuesday night
the Filipinos rushed San Miguel, Province OF
BulacaD. Luzon, garrisoned by three COM
panies OF the Thirty-ffth Volunteer lnfan-
try.
They swept through the surprised town,
shooting right and left. killing FIVE Ameri-
cans and wounding seven. Capt. Charles D.
Roberts and two privates are missing. NO
Filipino dead were discovered.
San Miguel is few miles from Mania.
While a band under the escort OF troops Oh
the Forty-sixth Infantry was moving rom
Hang to SLANG, within Is miles OF Manila, II
was attacked by Ladrones, three OF the party
being killed.
Lieut.. Jens +. Stedje, Of Company Il,
Forty-seventh Volunteers, commanding
scouting party in the southern part OF Albay
Province. had several engagements with the
natives. in which II Filipincs were killed
and 20, including a captain, were captured
Six explosive bombs and number OF val
liable Filipino documents also fell into tne
hands of the Americans. The scouts burned
the town OF Yub. the headquarters OF the
natives. Sergeant Brickley was killed dur
ing slight engagement near Higao, Province
of Albay.
Scouts of the T1irty-sixth and Thirty
fourth Regiments captured 80 rifles and 5Ol
rounds of ammunition in the Pangasinar
Province.
Major March's van of the Thirty-third
Regiment has arrived at Apart from Ben
guet, after the hardest Of mountain travel
ing. The men were exhausted and ragged
having followed persistently on the supposed
Acuinaldo trail. They had several encounter
with the Filipinos, but found no signs O.
| Aguinaldo.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-06-08
KILLED HIS STEPMOTHER.
Man Murdered Her In Cold Blood Because
He Didn't Like Food

Man Murdered Her In Cold Blood Because
He Didn't Like Food
New York. Especially .-Charles A. Nauily,
q wears of age, murdered his stepmotner'
Mary Naulty. in cold blood while the family
of three was sitting down TO their evening
meal at their home, in Newark, \. j.
Mrs. Naulty was thirty years OF age. she
and Young Naulty had never been able TO
get along tremendously since her marriage
He often found fault with the meals. lie
Objected to the eoffee; MIS-. Naulty chided
him. and he left the house after the quarrel
When young Naulty returned In the evening
he had with him a revolver, which ne hau
purchased during the day. He went INTO
The dining-room. where his father and step
mother we're sitting at the table. lie found
fault with the food again, and LETT the room.
Returning to the doorway, he pulled out
the revolver and pressed the muzzlo to MRS;
Naulty's temple. firing before she couiu
move or before the astoDished father couio
do anything to attract the young man al
tention. AS Mrs. Nauty's head dropped
back Young Naulty fred second when
nassed through her eye into the BRAIN She
was killed instantly.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-06-08
WAR MAY BE- OVER.
FORTS AROUND THE TRANs'aAh
CAPITAL ABANDONED.
PRETORIA is EVACUATED
British Nearing TransvsaI Capitai-EA-
rectcd to March Into Town WITHOUT
Opposit on--President Kruger IL oai" ~
Have Fled From Transvaal Ierr"ors
to Lydenburg.

London, Eng, (By Cable).-Pretoria is 70
fail into British hands without Inc hring y.
a shot. 1t is believed in London 'ha'
johannesburg will also yield.
A dispatch from Lorenzo Marquee says
that johannesburg has already surrendered
but this is not fully creditedin London.
The news from the Transvaal capita'
comes in dispatch from that place. l.
SAYS that "all the forces have been dismissed
from the forts around Pretoria. President
Kruger is now at Watervalboven. Brltisn
officers, according to the same dispatch, are
DOW at johannesburg debating terms Oh sur
render"
Further light on the situation Is shed Dy
the London Daily Mail, which publishes q
dispatch from the Earl OF Rosslyn, one o.
its correspondents who was n prisoner al
Pretoria but who as civilian, appears 10
have been released. The dispatch was dateo
at Pretoria. and said: Pretoria will be oc-
cupied in about two hours, without resist
ance. Everything is quiet, but CROWDS are
waiting expectantly in Church Square ioi
the arrival of the British" Burgomaster ue
Souza the Earl states, was authorized &c
receive the British
The London War Office has made PUBIC
no dispatch from Lord Roberts as TO the
present situation at johannesburg or Pre-
toria 1t is believed in tho British capltai
however, that there will be no further oppo.
sition to the occupation Of either citys ane
that in the language of one dispatch, tint
war is over"
1t is rumored in Berlin that Johannesburg
has been blown up, but there Is no comm
nation Of this.
Watervalboven, to which place Presiaen
Kruger has retired, is 14O miles northeast o
Pretoria on the Delagoa Bay railroad IL
near the junction of the Delagoa line WIZ
the road to Lydenburg, from which IL is q
miles distant. The latest move OF Presiden
Kruger therefore seems to indicate decis
ion to transfer his capital to Lydenourg a
it has been reported he would do. Lyden
burg is described as in On almost inaccessi
| bly mountainous region and wonderfuii
well adapted to defense. For some time
has been rumored that the cannon and pro
visions at Pretoria have been in process Q
transfer there.