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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-08

whole top Of his head on. Wilson en-.
listed with Company d. at Twin Bird
ges.
Col. H. Fl. Horst, one Of the pioneers
OF Montana, died at his nome in Butte
last week. Col Horst had been on the
streets up TO week ago. and was sup
posed by his friends to be In the best
Of health. His death was due 70 q
complication Of ailments. He was con-
seious 70 the last and passed peace
fully away In the presence OF his fam
lily.
Montana horses seem to be in great
demand. judging from the number Of
men who are securing the Gallatin
county for saddle horses. no less than
three different parties are In the mark.
ct for well broken horses for cavalry
use and every animal that nils the 70.
Quirements 10 snapped up forthmith,
and At prices that would have purehas-
ed q considerable buncA q few years
ago when horsenesh was drug on the
market Between the cavalry and
the canning establishments the Mon
tana horse fnds himself q much sought
after beast.
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party which helped 10 rescue white can.
ives from the hOstiles after the New lin
llAs-aefe' The surviving members Of that
parry are Swift Bird, Little No Heart
nouf bear and White Swan. Three Of
them attended the funeral.
fite MAS discovered In the rOof of the
.eod Samaritan hospital at Port ,ad. One
uifeeliy over the kitchen, which /. ON The
Up moor The structure Is a large three,
story frame budding. For a time Alter
Ihs discovery Of the flames there threat.
si'sd to be serious los Of life, bat was
qasiAehed before much damage was done.
ihTs= nhils owned BY the American Steel
q Mife company In Cleveland. which were
closed down JuRe !, have resumed oper.
atoms, giving employment TO between go
aud ouo men. IL Is stated By the e,npIoye.
that theEs has been . general cut in
wages, amounting in some eases TO as high
a. - pr cent, and also that the hour. of
labor have beeh increased.
The agent Of the Mexican Central rail.
r"Ad reports that a ssOY00O package was
st"asn iIosn the wells-fArgo Express con.
iAAhy al IfrSrIsO, 1rx., ami Was discovered
IA PECULIAR manner. The thief Was esup.
ihs horth into the Unitsd States on a
TRAIN SAsa the package fell from his coat
foeAst while he Sas STOPPING oyer. The
iTsInneh took ihs package.
Judge usntuiI OF ksAtaely has over.
rais'i The ball Of exceptions in the ease Of
ga seerstaTy ot State Caleb Powers, con.
Nlcted a. an accessory bsfore the fact 10
The assassination Of William GOsA,el, and be
s-nlsnSsd lhs PTisOneT loE life. Judge Can
TIM made an order s1sPending execution
Of the sentence 90 days In oEcdr to enable
The dsirhdsnt TO procure . Transcript u
thu f~coHd 10 be hIsd in the court Of ap-
Fesis, and an appeal Was allowed.
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w..A,as,su,. FrsAIs,,,sa T4eL.,.

scAtie. Wash. sept 6.--Ths prohibitiun
state cunrsntinn nusninAtcd the following
tscket;
For guvetnor-R 4 Dunlap Of Soattla
Lieutenant governor I. Hall 81
Malh Waila.
Representatives,. A. Adams Of North
Yakima, Guy Po-eon 81 Stattlc.
supreme iudgs--kvsreit Smith Of Seat
tie.
Auditor A. W. stem Il SEATTLE.
Secretary uI state. W. Mccoy ol
WsitsbuTR.
state trvasurcr-C. c. Gridlcy Of Van.
couver.
Attorney gcDcAl-ovid A. Byeu Of
Seattle.
state land commissioned G. Mckin.
Icy u Everett
Superintendent Of education-A. IL
Sherwood II Everett
Eicciors-F. L. Gwin al Garfield. q. W.
Piuumcr Of Tacoma. II. ID. Skinner Of
Spokane, IL II. Brown Of Bay Center.
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Chinese ANXIOUS FOR PEIfI
THE POWERS ARE SLOW TO ACT.
Rsssfa's Proposal sfiII Unanswered
Delay seeas 10 ne Beaeaeias-
Chinese Government Can Then Or
gaRtse with Seme Authority.

Washington, Sept. 6.-Our government
has mot yet been informed that any furthel
responses have been made by the powers to
the Russian note respecting the withdraw.
al Of troops from Pekia. Therefore the ne.
gotiations on this point can not be said
70 have been marked by any formal ad-
Sancement, though it is known that unolii.
ciai exchanges are in progress, which
doubtless are preparing the way for for.
NAL agreement between the pOrwers in the
near future.
Acting through Ii Hung Chang, the Chi.
neAe imperial government is making siren.
nous efforts 10 secure favorable considera-
ton for its peace Oyertures. While our
government has not yet received a copy Of
the imperial ediet referred TO in the Shang-
hal dispatches naming Earl Ii and several
other Chinese nOtabies as plenipotentiaries
10 negotiate for & settlement with the pow.
ers, the state department is advised
through its agents Of the issuance Of such
an edict. This, it is expected, will be com.
munieated to the department when Mr.
WI, the Chinese minister, returns TO
Washington.
IL is ascertained that neither Mr.. Rock
hill, Mr.. Conger, nor General ChafIee has
been clothed with any special powers TO
meet these or any other Chinese ENJOYS.
Ii is stated that Mr.. ROckhin is in China
simply TO observe and report upon condi-
tions--he had no ministerial powers I'D to
the present Genenl ChAfiee,s functions
are purely military, 50 it is said, and while
OF course he would be fully empowered TO
grant a truce, he is not Empowered to
conduct negotiations for a final settlement
between the United States and China.
Minister COnger has only his general
powers as q minister resident Broadly
construed these would serve to warrant
him in receiving and transmitting any
propositions from the Chinese authorities,
but he could scarcely go further than this.
The conclusion is that no United States
official in China, civil or military, can al
present conduct negotiations for a final set
Element with the Chinese government and
special powers must be conveyed by the
state department, probably TO one Of the
three persons named, when il comes to the
final reckoning.
There is no disposition here to complain
OF dilatoriness ON the part of the powers
in disposing Of the Russian suggesti on re.
sPeeiing Withdrawal II is felt that any
delay which ensues in the execution Of
the Russian threat 10 withdraw actually
makes for peace, for each days develop
ments point TO the restoration TO author
ity in Pekin Of some ghost Of a govern
ment which may become tangible enough
70 deal with the powers.
There Is no WOId received from Minister
Conger OF from General Chaffee.
The Oregon is now lying of GutzlafI
island, just outside of the mouth of the
Nangtse kiAng. She is waiting for q
favorable tide to cross the bar and pro
c'ed to Woo Sung, just below Shanghai
where she is to do guard duty for a while.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-08

Kansas City, Sept She extensive
yards Of the Santa Fe railroad in Argen-
tine are almost exclusively occupied with
cars of wheat, which it is almost imposSi-
BILE to move. 1t wss estimated that there
we're % miles Of wheat cars there this
morning. The trouble is said to be due
to the inability Of the Chicago division Of
the road to handle the great inflow Of
wheat from the various branch lines in
Kansas The difficulty d not 30 much
from q ear famine as it is due TO q lack
of motive power to keep the lines cleared.
All the other roads in Kansas are una
bic to handle the wheat offered
All the elevators are full and farmers are
dumping wheat in big piles on the ground
near the railroad stationA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-08
OREGON.

A Prineville man 10 in Grant county
looking for 1000 head Of horses.
A Prineyille rancher put up go tons
OF wild hay and has sold It at IS per
ton In the stack.
Lake county mutton sheep are still
In great demand. Prices for sheep
that have been sold 50 far this fall are
-. SO and So per head.
Arthur Kelly, not quite - years old,
was brought TO Pendleton last week by
Deputy Sheriff Blakeley, for the muir.
der Of his father. The tragedy occur
red Is miles northwest Of Milton.
Frank Kelly. the murdered man, was
about SO years OF age and lived a few
miles from Milton, Umatilla county.
Deputy Sheriff Blakeley got the boy at
his home and brought him to Milton
and this afternoon he confessed to hav.
ing murdered his father by shooting
him with a rife. claiming that Kelly
had abused him and had threatened to
kill him. The killing occurred near
the boundary line between Union and
Umatilla counties.
The steamship Thyra from San
Diego to Portland. craNhed into the
railway trestle near Tongue Point
tearing away about 100 feet Of the
bridge. The vessel was loaded light
and in endeavoring 10 follow the sharp
curve Of the channel at that point con.
troll OF the steamer was lost. She
poked her nose into th; mud. but at
noon was fioated and the steamer pro
ceeded on her way to Portland, where
she will take on supplies for the United
States army in the Orient The dam.
age was slight
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-08

Virginia city has $50 children Of
school age
FiAthead county reports I7as men
subject 70 military duty.
Alexander n. Moore, a Montana pio-
neer died last week at Spokane.
There are over 60 lawyers names
given In the Helena directory.
Martin Mantha. an old-tImer. died
recently At his home near LAurin.
Tho Cascade County Liuqor Dealers
Protective association has been organ.
iEed al Great Falls.
A golf expert has been In MIssoula
laying out 4 course. The links are
situated between the university and the
Miasoula river.
Black.bordered Invitations TO the
execution Of Daniel Lacey, which is
scheduled TO take place in the yard Of
the county Jail at Butte between s and
3 o'clock on the lith, have been order
ed printed.
County treasurer Davis has return.
ed from his ranch east OF Belgrade.
having completed threshing his wheat
The yield was Q good one, running
from 22h bushels on the uplands TO 20
bushels on the land near the river.
There are now three cases of small
pox at the pest house at Butte, Rich.
ard Watson being the last patient ad.
mitted. The quarantine over the two
cases on 0Alena street will be raised
today. and the city will be clear Of the
disease.
The Butte Business Mems associa.
ton has reelected o. Hight president.
Judge Spear reported progress In the
matter OF the union depot and d. J..
Hennessy announced that he had 10.
ceived . letter from Senator Carter,
stating that work on the federal build.
ing would soon be started.
OF the "a applicants for teachers GER
uncates who took the recent examine
ton before county Superintendent
Downey. al Butte only two failed 10
pass. The other Is were given GER
tincates. Three are OF the profession.
al grade. eight OF the first grade, IL Of
the second grade and three OF the third
grade.
T. s. Lowrie, T. d. Duncan and some
other people OF the Flathead valley
who planted what were supposed to be
prune trees several years ago. have q
fine article Of plums that they would
like 10 know the name In order to pro
cure some more Of the same kind. The
plums are OF nne quality. ripen very
early, and seem TO be exactly what In
wanted.
r. b. vickers, OF Virginia City has
received letter from ]. d. Foster, one
Of the Company d. boys who Joined the
Thlrty-slxth regiment conveying the
sad news that Tom Wilson, another
Company d. boy, had committed sui.
eide. He had been In the guard
house for some misdemeanor and whom
released he took q rife. placed Il 10 his
eye and pulled the trigger, blowing the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-08
GENERAL NORTHWEST NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD IN NOTES.
IDAHO.

harvesting is again In full blast
Afouna IuIleuA No damage was
caused TO grain by the recent rains.
Inc county commissioners at Mos.
COW VIII meet September 10th, at which
time they will nx the state and county
levy.
William Hail. on Fix ridge, threshed
~ bushels Of wheat 10 the acre. and
was the nrst man TO place wheat on the
Juliastta market
On the calendar for the next term
OF the district court which met a Wal
lace Monday. are rs divorce cases.
most OF which will be tried before court
AdJOurns.
The wife Of Adam Ulster. of Moscow
Is recovering from the effects OF the
dose OF raj poison with which she at.
tempted to take her life. The young
wife. who was united In marriage 70
Ulster few days ago, grew despon-
dent and attempted 70 destroy herself.
The parents objected TO the marriage.
which 10 said 10 have been the cause
Of the rash act
Moscow. Idaho, Aug. 49, Clarence
T. Eddy has been AdIudged insane and
was taken TO the asylum at Blackfoot
this morning by Attendant Sweet.
The case has attracted general atten.
ton and SINCERE regret 10 manifested
~ the people OF this community. Mr..
Eddy IL rational and has q clear idea
OF his condition. which makes the case
pitifuL
Fred Mauldin and Jack Murray two
men In the employ Of the forest reserve
came down 70 Stewart last evening
from the headquarters OF the Middle
Fork. While up in that section OF the
country between Pete King creek and
Obi creek. near the Yolo trail, Bin
Evans. = prospector whom they were
with part OF the time. found the bones
Of two horses. Near these bones. In
. sort Of swamp. were found some
clothes. . pack saddle and q few
cooking utensils. A gum coat had
been placed over the stun as though Il
had been put there 10 protect It. In
the pocket OF the coat was found q
quantity OF location notices, on which
was written: This plumber belongs
TO James Lawyer" and below this was
also written. Il am lost" II Is sup.
posed that the man had got lost and
left tha stun and tried TO nnd his way
out, but has persisted. A man was
secn going In that direction about q
year ago with . pack ont1t, and Il II
thought from the appearance that there
must have been snow at that place
when he abandoned his outfL No
one a. this place is acquainted with
any one by that name. and II is sup
posed that he was 4 proSpector from
some outside mining district
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WASHINGTON.

The plant at Olympia for canning
clans has been enlarged.
The Aberdeen canneries are prepar-
Ing for 4 large run OF salmon.
Thurston county expects . much
larger crop Of hops than last year.
A Port Townsend woman, Miss Flor
ence Green. has adopted q little Jap.
Anese boy.
Whatcom county's fruit inspector
says this years crop In his county will
be about half an average yield.
Thurston cOunty's board Of eQualiza-
ton reduces realty assessments 20 per
cent. except railroad property, oyster
lands. and town lots assessed al less
than 920.
The validity OF the city ordinance
relative to the charging OF 81 per year
for bicycle license fee Is 70 be tested
In the September term.
A number Of West Side ranchers
have Clipped In and are now surveying
the headwAters OF the Menastash, with
q view TO ascertaining the feasibility
Of storing the waters by the reservoir
system, says the Ellensburg Capitol.
Two Cinnamon in the history Of
Spokane have parted with their queues.
One about 10 years ago made up his
mind 70 become q genuine American
citizen and parted with an important
part Of the Chinese life. The second
one last week did the same by being
driven BY taunts Of being q Boxer.
1t 10 estimated that during the last
two weeks the Port Angeles fishermen
have shipped to up Sound points up
wards OF $1,000 silver salmon. Be
sides the sport OF landing these beau.
ties, and most OF the fishing has been
done for the sport, the money value OF
these fish would amount to over 8l2,.
900.
The president by proclamation has
opened for settlement l,500. 900 acres
Of rich farming land in the North Half
Of the Colyille reservation. This reser.
walton lies in the northeastern part OF
the state; 50 miles northwest Of Spo-
kane: $50 miles northeast o. the CAPT.
tai. Olympia, and 100 miles east and
north Of Seattle. II borders on the
Canadian boundary. and 10 80 miles
from Greenwood, b. c.
The Pacific Soldiers Reunion asso-
citation held its annual business meet.
Ing At westport and elected the follow.
Ing oficers: Commander, J. s. In.
gram. Aberdeen; senior vice comman.
der. A n. Holman. Hoquaim: junior
vice commander, R. l. PhIlbrich. Ho-
GUAM: ouartermASter. George Wood.
ruiz, Aberdeen; chaplain. Rev. A. II.
Lackey. Aberdeen; trustees, E. L.
Wade. Wynochie: G. W. France. HO-
quiam: C. K. Kuhn, HoQuiAm: N. S.
Arnold, Aberdeen; c. &. BaramOre,
Attic.
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Chicago, Sept A-OrganiHed labor in
Chicago Monday passed in review before
Colonel w. J. Bryan and Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt. Hour after hour the labor
unions marched down Michigan avenue
past the Auditorium hotel, on the loggiA
Of which stood the democratic nominee
for president and the republican vice
presidential candidate. together with
Charles A. TOwne, Senator william L
Mason and q dozen other political leaders.
Both Bryan and Roosevelt were heartily
greeted by the men a. they marched past
the hotel.
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TIA Plass seal. siw.sA.

Rttsburg. Sept About 5000 idle
tin plate workers Of the American Tin
Plate company throughout the country
resumed work Tuesday. This d the result
Of the scale conference between the ANAL
gamAted association representatives and
manufacturers. The scale signed h the
same a. last years rate Of S4-2S . box Of
Il. c. coke plate" but concessions made
on the base weight give tAs workers an
advance Of 8 per cent The tinh0uss scala
will be adjusted next Friday.
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RRrTIan OOLuMnIA.

Houses suitable for housekeeping are
In demand at Trail.
The Moyle Miners union now has q
membership Of 1856.
Andrew w. Allen has been appointed
city clerk Of Kaslo.
The returns for the victoria clearing
house for the week ending August IS,
were se40. 2oS; balances. S2S2.11S.
The provincial government has made
q grant Of $500 70 enable the begin.
ming to be made OF the normal school
training In Vancouver In rooms pro
vided by the school board Of that city.
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Crocodile River Valley, Transvasl, Sun
day, Sept 5.-General Butler today re-
cOnnoitered the Boer position in the
mountains overlooking Lydenburg. Gen
eEal BOthA and 5000 burgheu had pre-
viOusly joined the forces holding the pass.
The Beers opened with three long toms.
and fired continuously all day long. The
British had few casualities
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-08

San Francisco, Sept s-According to
figures furnished by Collector jackson.
there has been . lArRs increase In the re-
csipts Of tea al this point. For the ascAl
year ending June 30 the receipts amounted
10 l,ssO,77A pounda In July SI0sO,27S
pounds were received and during August
5,ns,lpT pounds were brought here. The
total receipts for the fiscal year and the
two following mOathS amount 70 ssIoeS,-
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Her Propeller Brokea.

Washington, Sept. S.-The war depart,
ment has received the following cable
grams
Manila, Sept S.--Adiutant General,
Washington, The transports Meade and
California have arrived. The latter was
delayed at Guam by a broken propeller
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Cotton lulIls shut Down.

Fan River. Mass. Sept S-FOrty-f four
cotton mills, operated by "a corporations
shut down Saturday until September 10
These mills employ 1880 banda About
three-quArters Of the corporations win
have completed 9 months curtailment On
that date, in accordance with the general
agreement,
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Deer Lodge, Mont, Sept 6.-=A team
pulling . wagon load Of Picknieksrs ran
away Tuesday and dashed into q livery
stable. Lee Montgomery, Mira wonscott
and daughter Of Butte and Mr.. and MrA
Charles Miller Of Butte were al seriously
injured
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-08

Tacoma, Sept There has been no
change in the grading Of wheat The
state board Of grain commissioners met
today, as required by law, and readopted
the grades established last year, which
are IS pounds SOr No. /, which il the
standard grade; SO for No. Q and 81 for
No, 5. Choice milling IL 60 l-2 pounds.
Chief Deputy Inspector @. n. Grinnell
resigned today and P. J. Sweeney Of Ia
coma was appointed his successor.
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Bath, Ne, Sept ga report was L.
sued by Mr.. Arthur SewaIl's physicians
to the effect that II there had been any
change in his condition Il was for the bet
ter. The patient remained in q heavy
stupOr, from which the doctors expected
no relief but death.
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ALUM BAKIHa POWDERS.
osasTsss Assisw 20 ssSprs.. ThsIs

osasT~ss Astisg 20 ss0prsss TheIs
The report Of the senate committee on
Manufactures upon the subjert u food
sduiIeIati-ns aud food frauds has created
a s~nSaiiOa IN c0agTu~s and awakrned
great interest throughout the coaniTy.
II iArTs coald b. pabllshed = list Of the
nsmss Of ali ATtirlrs u iood found by the
oOsani'1ss- 10 be adullrFsind OF made from
Injurious lHgroilsals. il would be oi in
ssllmAbls value 10 the public
Tie Recommendations Of the committee
that the SAls Ot alum baking powders be
prohibited BY hS, gill make Of sproisl in
Isrrsi the tollosiHg lie, u nance Of bsk
ing powders WHICH Chemisls have found
10 oUaiain alum;
n@kIHa Powders CentaintsG AIsua.
X c......,...-..-.......s.. Contains Alum
Mani b. jacques Ais Co. Chicago.
CALUMET ..ContaIns Alum
AAuf ~ caiunsrt usking l'OWdeF Co.
Chicago,
ltnAk. ss....s....,...-.ss...-.C ontaina Alum
Mani by Home Baking Powder Co. San
w.nu.,aroS FraHai''o. ;.o,,.,,. Alum
AaHi BY PSeiho ChssnIcaI Works.
Tacoma
CRESCENT. .........,...... Contains Alum
MaRf hy cruscsnI Mig Co. Seattle.
WHITE LILY Contains Alum
Maaf b y. FrTrSra a Co. Tacoma
BIKE hiNE. ........s...,....C OntalhS Alum
Mani By Washington MID. Co. San
FTAhcisoo-
noS noN -.----. cantain. Alum
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Glasgow, CcOtland, Sept S.-A bulle.
Tin issued by the medical officers Of 0las-
gov shows that an additional plague case
Ia. been reported. The total is now H.
doubtful cases 3, under observation los.
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r,sur Yield LarEest Vet.

Minneapolis, Sept. S.-The -four mills Of
Minneapolis whose year ended with Sat
urday night, eclipsed all previous records
IN The history Of the industry. The prod
act last year was 1897 $50 barrels, this
year lG,SO0,00o barrslG
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Arthur sewaIl DEAD.

Bath, Ne, Sept 0--Hon. Arthur Sewan
died Of apOplexy at $3.50 a. m. yesterday
at his summer home, Small Point. about
ls7 miles from this city. He was O.
years Of age.
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Portland. Ore wheat Steady at
SIC for Walla walla. STE for Valley. 50
Q eoc for blnestsm.
DISQUALIFICATION . cent lover.
Bluestsm. sec; club. sec; both Cor en-
port
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Insurance. Osnpaalea Combine.

Chicago, Sept She consolidation o.
the Northwestern Life Assurance compA-
ny Of Chicago with the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life association Of New York Il IN.
nounped. : .A
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A FIGHT WITH INSURGENTS.
o"e Hundred and rweaty Killed
OHe Americas killed and SIX
W0unded.

Oee american KILLED and SIN
W0aAdeA.
Washington, Sept. 4.-The war depart
ment has received the following report
ment has received the following dispatch
from General Macarthur:
Manila, Sept 4.-Adjutant General,
Washington: General Hughes reports an
outbreak in BohOl, and First Lieutenant
Lovak of the FOrty,fourth volunteer in
fantIy reports an engagement near Car
men.
AT Bohol the loss in killed was one
and in wounded six. The enemyis loss
in killed was lao Have no further de-
tails MACARTHUR"
Bohol is an island in the southern part
Of the archipelago, $50 miles from Manila
IL lies north of the large island Of Min
dAnao, and is not far from Cebu.