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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-08
MAINE TOWNS.
Items OF Interest Gathered by Our Local
Correspondents.
WINDHAM.

Windham Centre, May mn. and
Mrs. Gillts Stark have returned to Man
chester, N. H., after two weeks visit
to Mrs. Mary A. Hall.
Miss Lizzie Aorreli spent Sunday at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Libby were at
Mr.. George Hin's Sunday.
:Mrs:Q. Libby will witt Mrs. Alba TT
Rogers this week.
Miss Annie varnsy has returned from
{ visit to Portland.
A few oAses of measles are reported and
several Of German N asles, which aIe 60
ing very lightly Win thoss who have had
and are having them.
Nra william Morrell, who has been
ssriously Ill and slowly failing for several
weeks past, died about one o'cl ok s I'M
day afternoon. Mrs.. Morrsll suffered
greatly the last Of her iIlness. Though a
quiet woman, nearly always to be found
at home, she had many friends. by whom
she will be much missed. Much sympa-
thy IL felt by the community for the hus-
band, and also for the son, Mr.. GipAtriok,
and his wife, who so faithfully attended
her in all her illness.
LIAlNGTON.
Limington. May 5.-The oom msnce-
ment exercises Of the class Of 90 Of Linn
tngton Academy were held at the town
hall. Friday afternoon. May 4, Music
was furnished by Bates College Glee
club. The programme was carried ont
~ given below:
Invocation,
Music, Orchestra
President's Address, Hsrriett BEAckett
Oration-The Value Of Time,
Frank L. NcKenney
Glass History, Nellie III. Johuscn
Oration-Ths influence Of Homer.
Benjamin small
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It was one Of

1t was one OF
these experiment.
al farmers, who
put green spec
tacles on his COW
and fed her shaw
ings. His theory
was that it didn't
matter what the
COW ate so long as
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ROBBED CUBAN TREASURY.

Rochester,. N. y. May 7.-Chsries Il.
Nicely, ex-treasurer OF the Tost office dc.
partaent In Cuba. who left that island
o week ago last Saturday. 10 under arrest
charged with embezzleK emit from the
COVER nmsnt OF $50. 900.
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RAILROAD WATCHES.

The kind that win pass Inspection. We carry
the largest stock OF r. n. Watches; 1ust the
right Kind at the lowest prices, and we VIII
give YOU tiWe to pay for them. MCKINNEY.
THE JEWELER. Monument So feb24dn
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EOR SALE-House with II rooms and about
Il two acres Of land filed with fruit trees.
Also house lots adjoining, In East Deering. at q
bal gain by GEO. w. ADAMS, los Exchange
So. Executor OF the estate OF the late Benjaman
Adams. SUI
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NATIONAL LEAGUE sTANDIN
WANTED.

WANTED-s to dozen young hens. Ply
w mouth Rocks or Wyandottes. Address
CHALLiS WING. Cusnings Island. Portland
Ne. 81
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We make speciality Of watcn Repairing
and guarantee every job. We are prompt and
always have o job done when promised.
MCKINNEY THE JEWELEk Monument
Square. 1an26du
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EoR SALE-Magnihcent cottage lots and
Il new cottages at Ottawa Park, tCin Cot
tage Property on Cape electric line. near Cape
streets. excellent car service. sebago water,
electric lights, fine beach, up to date restaurant
on the grounds. only desirable parties; no
cheap cottages, everything strictly first class.
Prices and plans at our office. DALTON &
CO., b3 Exchange street. S-if
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EOR SALE-Two desirable house lots on the
southerly side of Pleasant Avenue, Deer
ing; 60 feet front each: prices reasonable. In
quire OF FRED V. MATTHEWS, 500 Congress
street; 26-2
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NNANTED-AIl sufferers from asthma TO
w know that they can oblA'n sure cure by
sending their address 10 THEARA HILTON,
Druggist. i29 Congress St., Portland, Me.
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WANTED 100000 IN GOLD.

II the readers OF the PRESS win get out their
old gold or silver lewery bring or send II to us.
by mail or express, we will remit imme-
diately money or check for full vslue, as We
use 1t In our factory. MckENNEf, Manuiac-
turing Jeweler. Monument Square. mar6dtt
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTs-Ano,ler new patent $500 per day
N guaranteed to you, free outfit to start right
TO work. BRARAM mfg. CO.. 2o9e, Cineln-
natl. Ohio. oil
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AUNDRY FOR SALE-One OF the best open
IL ings In New England, fully equipped, sold
for no fault, profitable and long established.
Rare chance. Investigate. f. L. SHAPLElGH,
North Conway, n II. my4d4w
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VI SALE-The two-story house situated No
II IA Monument St, corner Atlantic, contain
ing eight rooms and bath, aud furnace heat, one
OF the most pleasant locations on MunloY HUI
Easy terms of payment. Apply 10 JOHN r.
PROCTOR, 90 Exchange ST. 21
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EOR SALE-Three story bti;k bull ing near
Il Commercial ST.. suitable for refHil bt 81,
ness, price only $1,000 BENJAMIN sH wv
q CO, u Ia Exchange st. IL
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NOR SALE-In western part OF city, several
Il pieces OF property must be sold AZ enee TO
close the estate. 4 good opportunity. Tor In.
veslment, two adjoining pieces rent f1r sIgS
per annuin, price Sc, 150. BENJAMIN SHAW
4 CO., 81 IL Exchange St. Al
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EOR SALE-Farm at Gorham, 100 acres OF
Il land, cuts So tons hay, good orchard, well
watered, 2 story house and ell. large barn With
cellar, buildings all connected, painted and
blinded and in good repair. w. +. DRESSER,
so Exchange ST., Portland. Me- 81
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EOR SALE-Farm, near Cumberland June. 70
II acres, 25 acres In field 25 acres woodland
and granite quarry, with good buildings,
brick house, will be sold cheap. II. HANSEN.
Cumberland Centre. Maine. 81
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for rs cents, cash I'm advance.
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II OST-A marten boa, somewhere beween
Ia Cumberland and Congress on Green ST.,
or Preble and High on Congress. Leave ut Con.
gress square Hotel desk and receive reward.
u 81
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ron SALE.

Ferry words inserted under this head
enc week for 20 cents, cash fn sdvane~
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NOR SALE-Why hire cottage at the
Islands when you can buy one cheaper
than YOU can hIre by paying 5000 down, balance
sioo q wear, you can own an room cottage,
furnished ut Great Diamond, bath room, run
ming water, open fireplace, convenient for one
or two families large lot land, near chapel and
store. Will be sold cheap. +. f. BRIGGS,
Deerlng Center, Me. ~
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NOR SALE-Nice houses in Deerlng district I;
IL good tenement houses as an investment;
q four room cottage on Peaks Island all iur-
nished, for $3.50, will rent for the season:
building lot In III sections of the city. Bear in
mind that large portion of the property we
ave Is situated In the best part OF Deering.
Best for schools, best for car service and best
for your health. AUSTIN s. SHEARMAN,
DeeriDg Center. oil
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Il OST-Between Danforth ST., and Oren
~ hooper's Sons store. Friday afternoon.
Boston hand bag. containing small purse, con-
tanning between $50 and $50. Finder will please
leave at Press once. suitable reward will be
given. oil
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We TEST EYES

Free OF charge. We have the largest stock OF
Gold, Gold Filled, Aluminium and Niekle
Frames. We GUARANTEES perfect at. Our
prices are the lowest, our glasses the best.
SQUARE. lan2edtf
WANTED sITuArIONs.
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SUMMER BOARD.

SUMMER BOARD.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash I'm advance.
AXE HOUSE. North Windham, Me. Now
IL open for the season of 1900, quiet location.
supplied with unexceled mineral water, good
bass and salmon fishing. desirable rooms, rates
reasonable correspondence solicited. l.. 3.
FREEMAN. Proprietor. mysd4w
= ALMON fishers and seekers of rural pleas
- ures can hnd homellke Accommodations at
the Crockett House, South Naples. Me. Rates
sl,26 per day or 81 per week. L. +. CROOK
EFT. Proprietor. liz
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LyOR SALE-New sir room house at Fessen-
den Park; bath. nreplaces. hot water, cs-
ment cellar and furnace heat; on line Of cleo
tries large lot; price 5000. Al Dsering High
lands a room house with good stable, nearly
new; modern In every respect; lot 6yxi32. Price
s76-2. 81
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CoR SALE-Cheap; a grade JERSEY cow. q
wagonette and trap, both vehicles IN LIST
class order. Inquire Of GEO w. BEALE, 80
Exchange street Portland. 6-l
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EOR SALE-i second ha1d Concord wagon
L Zenas Thompson make; second hand cut
under surry wagon; second hand harness,
Apply to fRU * BROS, 394 Fore ST.
maystf
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EOR SALE-Property I24 Pleasant ST., bO-
Il tween High and Park Sts.. nne neighbor.
hood and very sunny, comprising about 1900
feet Of land, 100 feet on street, with house; IA
rooms. bath and laundry; stable, carriage
houses and garden; will be sold for less than
valuation. Apply to NJ. II. FOSTER. 81
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FOR SALE-At 1888 Congress St. single and
donble carriage, open cut-undtr park phae-
harnesses and other carriage equipments by
party going abroad. 81
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EOR SALE-Morth Deering, new 2 story
Il house, finished In wildwood, fireplace
acres land, high elevation, overlooking Port
land, Westbrook, South Portland, Yarmouth,
Falmouth. Gray and Windham. handy TO cleo
WALDR0N & CO., 100 Middle st. Al
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COR SALE-Restaurant near City Building,
doing good business; sold on account Of
owners health: $500 cash will purchase; excel.
lent chance for right party. GEO. n. JUNK
ms, 80 Middle st., near Monument So. 81
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L,OR sALE-At Pine Point Beach, situated
Il next TO Pillsbury's Hotel. n hne room
house ell plastered and papered throughout,
stable aud outbuildings, all 200 feet from sea
wall; will DO sold cheap for cash. Address G.
7. GUPTILL, Pine Point. Me. 81
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FOR sALE-so Graphophcns Records In good
condition purchased new last winter; viii
fell at q bargain. Also for sale a four-horse
ba-ge at q Rfeat tfadej viii seat 20 persons;
must be sold this month. Address J. s. SAN
BORN. Waierboro. Me. 81
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EOR SALE-On Great Chebeague Island.
house. l2 acres land, fifteen fruit trees, few
minutes walk from Littlefelds landing. will be
sold cheap. Enquire 2s8 COMMERCIAL ST.,
Portland, Maine. my5du
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EOR sALE-New TWO family house, never
Il occupied, pleasantly situated on Wash
burn avenue, corner Deane st., each tenement
10 finished rooms, bah aud pantry. good &C.
mented cellar, large corner lot sun all day.
within ive minutes walk Of three lines OF cleo
tries. The above property must be sold and
offers an excellent oppor lunity Tor investment,
or for home. BENJAMIN SHAW & CO.,
81 l-2 Exchange st. Al
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LyOR sALE-During the year OF 1900 I offer fol
Il sale leo NJ OF nice pine clapboards at the
following prices: inch from sis TO so per NJ.
q nice one for S25; D I-2 aud inch from $40 to
$40, nice ono Tor $50; also dry pine boards and
linen plank. DAVID z. RUSSELL, Waterloo
no. Me, Maya
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T,OR SALESMAN stock OF groceries. fixtures
Il and good team, together with Is tons Ice,
etc. Apply at store OF NJ. A. MERRILL, Fall
mouth. Me. 81
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

man with conveyance. to
w represent well established firm. In
country territory. Guaranteed salary OF $50
b57. 81
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EOR SALE-Bargains In Made Strong 5
Trousers we sell for S1.00 Sl.25. Si.50, S2.00
and $3.50 per pair-best value for the money
sold anywhere. II not satisfactory on exami-
nation, money will be refunded BY returning to
us before having been worn. HASKELL &
JONES, Lancaster Building, Monument Square.
I 22-4 PISA
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EOR sALE-One OF the finest residences at
Il woodfor DIS, No. 27 Pleasant Avenue; IL
largo, finished sunny rooms and bath; 4 unnn-
ished rooms, two water closets, hot and cold
water, frsplaces. hot air snd hot water heat
Ing; lot Sxi2o. BENJAMIN SHAW 3 CO..
81 IL Exchange st. 81
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EoR sALE--very desirable farm of 20 acres
II at Pine Point, Scarboro. would make an
elegaot summer residences. high land. good
buildings; plenty Of water. One mile from
Pine Point Beach, IA mile to store post ONCE
and depot. Inquire w. +. DRESSER, 50 Ex-
change ST., Portland, Me. I'll
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VVANTRD-Strong. active, boy. References
w required. Apply CHISHOLM BROS,
West End. 81
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EOR SALE-North Deer.ng good house of
rooms and stable, nearly new. with acres
good land and orchard OF choice fruit nanny 70
a co $50 Middle street. III
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EOR SALE-A new fiat house, In western part
OF city. has been built over TWO years. never
cent gross. w. p. CARR, Room 4, Oxford
Building. 81
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ITO LET-Three unfurnishsd and two fur
-nishsd rooms with heat and light, 81 very
pleasant, one being a front parior: would make
b Ice room for physician; pleasantly located
near electrlcs. Also table board. t4b high 50.
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NOR sALE-Close to Eastern Promenade. two
Il houses In perfect repair, three tenements;
price O., AGO. a good 10 per cent. Investment net
An existing mortgage of 81, 100 can remain nrst
tins offered. W. II. WALDROS q CO., $50
Midcla o. 81
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS MELASGR.
From Saturdays Daily. ]

Mr.. Dave Heathman is spending a
few days with friends in Liberty.
Miss Matte Keene has been visit
ing Mrs. Clarence Kenney during the
past week.
A marriage license was issued this
morning 20 Wm. Borgstadt aud Miss
Jennie Strader.
Miss Mary Silver went to Kansas
City yesterday evening ~ visit friends
for few days.
Miss Elizabeth Andrew left this
morning for visit with Miss Louise
Lower, at Hughesyllle, Mo.
Rev. d. Buchmueller returned yes
terday evening from visit with his
home folks at MIllstadh III.
Miss Anna Marie Campbell came
up tronr Higglnsyllle this morning TO
visit the family Of Dr.. J. W, Meng,
Mrs. Edgar L. Spurgeon (nee Fanny
Drysdale) came in, last night for a
short visit with her fathers family.
Mr.. Gus Haerle returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he has been for
a few days, taking 10 ST. Louis for q
day also on the trip.
Miss Mary Henry left this morning
for a short visit TO Odessa, and from
there she will go TO Kansas City IA
spend several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Nauheim, OF Holton,
Kas., who has been here on weeks
visit with the family of Mr.. Dave
Hacker, returned home this morning
Mrs. Lucille Robinson returned last
night from Kansas City, where she
has been visiting friends and looking
at the fine horses at the horse show
Mrs. Sarah Russell and Mrs. Sallit
Russell and son, Master GolsOn, anC
Judge James Russell returned last
night from short visit with rela
IiNeS III hduSdS Oltys
Mrs. jennie A. McCourt, Of Nc
Pherson, Kas., returned home thi'
morning after visit of several day
with her daughter, Miss Gertrude
who is pupil at Central college.
Mrs. Lou B. Tucker went to Yer
sailles today TO visit her brother, Mr.
John S. Bank. She will be gon,
about ten days and on her way hom'
will spend few days In Sedalia Wis
lting friends and relatives.
The following from the Hereford
sale of Thursday gives an account o
the sale OF one of Mr.. W. b. Wad
dell's Hereford herd: Heifer, Mini
Briton 9l5ll, bred aud owned b.
Walter b. Waddell, Lexington, Mo.
sold to G. L. Browning, Loredo, Mo.
lat $3.50.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

One Of the prettiest of half-mourn-
ing gowns is made Of finest black
face cloth. The skirt has two bias
bands two inches deep of black glace
silk, plped with white round the hem,
the lower one outlining it. A fitting
vest of white silk, with white chiffon
frilled jabot, sets off very chic
bolero, the edge of which, likewise
the white silk revers, is skirted with
a three-quarter inch band Of white
silk crossed in lattice design with
black chenille. The collar, coming
high at the back, is of black silk piped
with white and has two white silk
buttons crossed with chenille on eth
er side, and similar to the other three
which adorn the front As finish
at the back are double loops and
knots, two coming above and two
longer ones below the waist, while the
picturesque semi-bell sleeves are cut
up at the back sleeve, finished with
an inch band Of the silk and Garibaldi
undersleeve Of black net. Such a
dress could be quite inexpensiyely car
tled out.-Washington Star.
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REDUCING THE ARMY.
Republican Natloaai Oommittss says the
Armed Forces Will Drop Bseh TO
$1,000 by Nsrt Jaiy.

New York, Oct. 2s.-The republican
national committee issued the follow
ing statement concerning the United
States army yesterday;
Reports received from, the war depart
ment at Washington BY the republican
national committee give news OF the
gradual reduction OF the forces OF &C.
cupation IN the army. Gen. Davis, COM
manding the department In Porto Rico,
recommends that the troops on that is
land be withdrawn almost entirely. He
thinks IS companies sufficient to garrison
tho island As Porto Rico IL an impor-
tant naval station. however. artillery
men will be needed there still 10 man
the forts, especially at San Juan. Or
ders have been issued for the reduction
Of the troops In China and plans made
for their fnal withdrawal. II Is hoped
that when the election is over the sItua-
tion will improve sufficiently In the Phil
Ipplnes TO warrant a material reduction
OF force there.
Secretary Root recently called atten-
tion to the fact that In the fall Of 1898,
when President Mckinley recommended
the retention Of 100000 men In the army,
he was arguing for a decrease and not
an increase. for then there were 272,oOe
men in service. The war with Spain was
not ended, for the peace treaty had not
been ratified. In the meantime, people
remember that. unless there Il further
legislation on the subject. the army win
drop back to Its former limit Of 1850
men next July which Is only one-third
OF what Il was In proportion to the size
OF the oountry. so great has been the
growth in population.
This makes little allowance for the
elaborate scheme Of coast fortihcations
proposed by the late Samuel J. Tilden for
the protection OF q peaceful republic.
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LED BY A DESERTER.
David Fagin Is Now a Commander
Of the Filipino Forces.
Formsriy MsmbsF OF the Twsnty- Fourth
Infantry--ssvsrAl severe Engagsmsnss
Rstwssn American Soldiers And Ma
tivss--Capt. Beieisr Routs Tagnls.

Manila, Oct. 30.-A civilian launch
towing barge loaded with merchan-
disc near Arayat was attacked by a
force of 160 insurgents under David
Fagin, a deserter from the Twenty
fourth infantry The American troops
on hearing the firing turned out in
force before the boat could be looted
and captured. Fagin. who holds the
rank of general among the insurgents,
has sworn special enmity toward his
former company. OF the 20 men he
captured q month ago seven have re-
turned. One was killed in fight, his
body being horribly mutilated. Fagin
sends messages to his former com
rades threatening them with violence
II they become his prisoners. II was
Fagin's men who captured Lieut..
Frederick W. Alstaetter. who is a
prisoner.
While scouting Rear Looc detaeh-
ment Of the Twentieth and Twenty
eighth regiments, under Capt. Beigler,
were attacked by 400 insurgents
armed with rifles, under the command
of white man, whose nationality is
not known TO the Americans. The in
surgents for the most part were in
trenched. After heroic fight Capt.
Beigler drove of his enemy, killing
more than rs. The fight lasted for
/, two hours. Capt. Beigler and three
priyates were slightly wounded and
two Of the Americans were killed.
An engagement took place October
"a between detachments Of the Third
cavalry and the Thirty-third volunteer
infantry. numbering GO. and force OF
insurgents including 400 rifemen
and 1000 bolomen. The fighting was
desperate. Finally. under pressure
Of overwhelming numbers, the Ameri-
cans were compelled TO retire on Mar
vican. Lieut. George L. Febiger and
four privates were killed. nine were
wounded and four are missing.
Twenty-aine horses are missing. A
number OF teamsters were captured
by the insurgents, but were subse-
quently released. The enemy's less is
estimated at l50.
Archbishop Chappelle, who recently
left Manila accompanied by several
friars for the northern districts Of
Luzon under conditions that aroused
the suspicious of the Filipinos here
that he intended to establish the
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-03

New York, Oct. 30.--"And 1 am
feeling tolerable well, I thank you"
This was Col. Bryan's response when
told last night that he had made 30
speeches during the day, and thus
broken his own record for speech
making. As rule, the speeches were
not 30 long as on most occasions, but
they exceeded in number by nine or
ten those of any previous day during
the present campaign and by three
the highest number made In the cam
paiQn in any one day in 1895.
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ossso BY EMPLOYEES.
pr That the Canadian Pacific Rail-
pa Was Muicted to the Extent of
a Milton Dollars.

ago, Oct. 3O,--A dispatch to the
I from Vancouver, d. c., says:
gh the well organized work Of
Inkertons of Chicago during the
! months, an organized associa-
'as been discovered. including in
emDership railway conductors.
agents, hotel runners, baggage
nd others, both in and out Of the
IAN Paciiic'c employ, whose oper-
IN the Kootenai district alone
involved n loss to the road, and
nl 10 the ring. Of between $780,
Dd Sl'OOO,OOO. The organizers OF
stem, which involves repeated re-
regulation tickets and an elab-
system OF hat checksso punched
carry SPECIAL passengers along
ut Interference anywhere, is
sed TO have been a conductor
pas been with the company since
of the road. BY talk
20 freely being too greedy, or
|" growing careless, the whole
e has been exposed. Men who
working for sos a month were
'hg that much possibly in a
There are believed TO be sew
hundred involved In the ring.