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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-29

MAPLE PLAIN. Oct 2S-(special)-
Mrs. G. c. Koehler was trampled to
death Saturday by bull on her hus-
bands farm. Just when the animal at
tackled her is not known for there were
no witnesses of the struggle between the
unfortunate woman and the angry ami
NAL, which trampled upon her when she
lay upon the ground When found, Mrs.
Koehler's body was in a pig sly, where
she had been thrown by the animal.
Mrs Koehler it would appear, was in
the garden at the time she was attacked
by the animal, which broke out of the
barnyard. She had evidently attempted
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-29
Traffic MANS New Job.

this city, formerly freight traffic mana
ger Of the Glover Leaf, has been Sc
!ected traffic manager for the Chicago
Junction railway, and will take charge
Nov. 1. 80
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-29
Fatally Crushed by Train.

OMAHA, Neb, Oct. 2S.-William Davis
OF OF CeTn4t ,I;a M9s fell beneath the wheels
ing and was so badly Crushed that o' h. -,
died within an hour, '-"' ne
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-29
FOUL PLAY Is SUSPECTED.
Peter Sac Mary Found Dead Near
Caledonia.

LA CROSSE, Wis, Oct 2S-(special)
Mystery regarding sudden disappear
ance of, Peter Sac Mary, of Caledonia,
found today in the woods, about one
mile west, in a decompOsed condition.
He. was. crippled, in fact having been
deformed, which offered evidence to
Identification. Sac Mary disappeared
about four months ago, foul play was
suspected. County officers offered a
large reward for the recovery Of the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-29
MAX MULLER rs DEAD.
Noted PhiIo1ogfst Passed Away Yes
terday at London.

LONDON Oct. 2S.-The Rt Hon. Fred
erick Max-Muller, corpus professor Of
sity, is dead. He died today at 1885 p.
m His disease was an affection of the
liver Until ten days ago he. was able
He was perfectly conscious until this
morning. Frequently during his illness
dispatches Of inquiry were received from
Emperor William.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Chicago-Fire tonight in the plant Of
the Page Iron Works, 26 to 40 Ontario
smount Of sSo Goo Tue Fu RII@P Covered by
insurance
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-29
killed in Automobi1e accident.

PARIS, Oct. 2S-Comte Cahen dan
Ih leM, ngure in Partisan society, was
l hllied today in an automobile accident
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-29
BULLET IN HIS THROAT
RoYALTON BOY WAS INSTANTLY
KILLED YESTERDAY WHILE
HUNTING
WOMAN KILLED BY A BULL
Mrs. KOhler Fatally STrampIed by
Bull Which, Though De-
horned, Was En-
ragged.

!. RoYALToN. MINI, oct 2s.-(special.)
Henry Pippin, fifteen years old, son of
oliver Pippin, of this place, was killed
today while hunting. The gun, a %
rife, was accidentally discharged, the
bullet taking effect in the throat, di-
rectly under the chin. penetrating the
windpipe. He died instantly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-29

interesting
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He
has notion Rps paving s.
felt better life appetite good Digestion and enioy
business and
feel the need of a.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-29

Warren came in town the same night
and told County Attorney Mckenzie
what he had done, claiming he did it in
self-defense. Mckenzie allowed him to
go back home. and no arrest was made
until the next afternoon, when he was
arrested on the charge of manslaughter
in the first degree. At the preliminary
hearing this charge was dismissed and
the defendant rearrested on the charge
of murder in the second degree, for
which he was tried.
John MCKENZIE attitude caused him to
be removed by petition of the people and
Judge Weber appointed NJ. E. Matthews,
of Marshall, to take charge of prosecu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27
la GUERRA EN- FaIPINAS

Han llegado s Mindanao parte de las
primeras fuerzas que salieron para ell Ce-
leste imperio.
Los rebeldes de Marinduque tienen
concentrates en- este punto numerosas fuer-
zas prontas q combatir. Los norte ameri-
eanos que operan en- dicha zona, solicitan
algunos refuerzos de su gobierno.
La Junta revolucionaria de Hong
Kong, acepto la dimision de cinco de sus
miembros direotivos, reemplazandolos con
generates de arraigo en- ell ei6rcito tagalo-
Seguidamente han comenzado de nuev0 los
trabajos de la campafia.
-El sscretario de la guerra de los
Estados Unidos, Mr.. Root, denuncio en-
un mas meeting que Mr.. William j.
Bryan esta de aeuerdo con Ell General
Aguinaldo, Jefe de la revoluci6n en- ell
Archipelago magall&nico.
Sc asegura que ST ae lleva cabo el
triunfo de Bryan, en- las elecciones del
seisde Noviembre la independenoia sde los
flipinos no sera cosa disoutible Tai aoto
de humanidad de JUSTICE, producirfa in
descriptible regociio en- la nacion america
ma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27
Los recusados por no saber leer nj es

Los recusados por no saber leer nj es
cribir, no Juraran sobre este, sino que Sc
someterAn la prneba de su aptitud.
81 IN lndividuo es recusado por no
haber tenido S25 de propiedad personal ell
dfa 10 de Setlembre, al b lcer su iuramen
to en- IL formula numero 2, debera descri
blr la propledads 81 son muebies, ropa.
ganado, prendas, etc., J 81 es dinero de-
clarara en- ell Juramento, quien 10 tenfa en-
81 poder en- oirha fechs, si 10 guard aba
ell, o en- quien 10 obtuVo q sc hIzo. Pero
hay que tener Presente que este juramento
como todos los demAs, son solo para eL ca
SO de q. sea actnsittdo la recus0ci6a Dor la
mesa, cuando Sc tr8te de eleotores inclui
dos en- las listas de los dfas I6 II del
corrlente, de que sea recusada la perso
ma de paiabra, 81 es de los no inclufdos en-
dIchas listas. Al lgunos han entendido que
todo Ell que plda su inclusion por concep
to de S25 de propiedad personal tiene que
prestar Juramento dando aquellas explica
clones. No es aef. Solo tendrSn que iu.
rar en- ell case explicado en- este parrafo.
Terminados los trabsjos ell dia 80 5
las seis de la tarde, Sc haran cuatro oopias
certlhcadas, una para ell Board del distri
to, otra que guardar&n los registradores
para ser usada ell dfa de la election, dos
que Sc fjaran al dblico.
Remito con la presente ..... formu-
las de Juramento para recusaclones igua-
les la ntlmero inclusa, y...... del iu
ramento ndmero 2.
FL Board del distriso proporcionarA
tambien estas formulas d las Juntas de
inscription. Pero la convaniencia de que
ustedes las tengan de antemano es bien
clara.
Sfrvanse hacer sus consultas cuanto
antes y por conlucto rapido seguro, en-
case de que por correo pueda dilatarse
mucho Ell recibir la contestaci6n.
Termino reoomendandoles no olvidep
un momento que del resultado que teuga
mos ell dfa 80 depende .el 6xito ell fraoa-
SO de Dnestro partii 10. Recuerden que he
mos resuelto veneer.
Sa alto. correligionario amigo.
Luis Sanchez MOraIes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27

republlcanOs lgnIficadisImos, y aun,
en- infnitas ocasiones, a los presi-
dentes y secretaries de los conites
republicanos. Y Sc ha llegado mas.
Sc ha llegado en- un pueblo inme-
diato q la Capital y al Conseio Ee-
cutivo, en- Rio Piedras Sc ha llegado a
destituir jueces republicanos, porque
no estaba con ellos conforme ell comit6
republican,, a fin de sustituirlos con
otgos mas republicanos todavia.
En- pueblos como Lola y Rio
Grande, y San Lorenzo, y en- ell mismo
Rio piedras, y en- treinta mas, donde los
federales entan ell proposi6n de diez
contra uno, la mayoria de los jue-
ees esi republican,.
Asi resulta que ell dia Is no
pudo inscribirse a los legftimos cleo
torres nuestros, mientras que Sc ms
cribia por millares a INsoLvENTEs Y
MENDIGos, que yotaran contra noso-
tros. Y asi resultara que ell dia 80
HAB1AN DE EscLUIRsE los inscritos por
nosotros, para que ToDos ELLos, Sc
gun pide el senor Sanchez Morales,
Sc vean obIigados venir personal
mente, cuando va no haya tempo
de ayisarles en- la lejania de sus VIZ
yiendas campestres.
En- cuanto a las recusaciones pre-
sentadas por nosotros los federales, va
10 dice ell senor Sanchez Morales
< la mesa acordara 81 Sc AD1nTEN 8 NO,
por unammidad por mayoria de vo-
tos, porque este es, segdn dice la sec
cion 81, A SATISFACTION DE La JUNTAS
No queremos. glosar ese docu-
mento Official del Directorio republi-
cano. L6alo integro el pals. Y yea
como NOS LLEyA AL MATADERo ell Con-
seio Executive, con sus .ordenes cleo
torales y con Ell nombramlento de las
Juntas.
Estas no son elecciones. Esta es
la farsa mas innoble y mas indigns
que pudo yer nunca el pueblo dc
Puerto-Rico, que es ell mas infeliz de
la terra, porque su debllidad lie des-
tina a ser aplastado por sus opreso-
res y yendido- VENDIDO POR Los
MISAIOS PUERTO-RIQUENOS.
Con tales armas, viles y cobar.
des, Sc vence al partido federal, a
partido de la dignIdad. El senor San
chez Morales cumple bien su ofci'
como democrata y como hijo de est;
terra desdichada Tras ell senor San
chez Morales quedan Barbosa y Ros
Isy, Egozcue y Gulllermety ocultani'
sus sllu4tas repulslyas; y tras los Gin.
co traidores a Puerto-Rico aparec
la sombra del Consejo Executive, com
un enorme pulpo que sprleta con su
tentaculos euurmes el coraz0n de i
lpatrla.
/ NUIIA EST REDEgIPTIO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27

En- primer lugs-, deben nuestros Re
gistradoIes J las PeIsonas encargadas de
dlTigir la eleccIon en- cada pueblo, hacerse
cargo de las disposiciones contenldas en-
las Secciones So. IA, 50 y 81 de la Orden
del Consejo Ejecutlvo, tltulada Inscription
de Electores, de que Sc acompa1a an eJem-
plar. Por no enterarse de la Ley hemos
tenido algunos tropiezos, 10 que era excu-
sable hasGa ahora por la tardanza con que
80 repartieron las Ordenes instrucciones
para el dia 10, pero va que la ley ha sldo
snviada todas parties, serfa inperdonable
que por su desconocimiento faeramos q
perder ventsjas que legftimamente nos
pertenecen.
Segdn la Seccion So de la Orden eIus.
criPCion de EIectoTes>, el dfa 80 del CO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27
RATIFICANDO
Ponce, Ootubre "a de 1900,
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.

lie agradecer6 Sc sirva insertar en- las
columnas de su ilustrado periodico las 81
guientes lfneas, por las que le anticipa las
graoias 8. 8. q. b. g. m.-F20racisc0 Sud.
Te%.
En- el peri6dieo La Opinion, fecha %
del presente, apareee una adhesion de un
til Francisco Suarez, adhiriendose al par
su segundo apellido, no quiero que Sc crea
que 20 he claudicado de mis- ideas, pues
siempre he sido federal y 10 ser6; 81 ulC
qaeda para ir las urnas ese es ell que es.
tas lfneas escribe. z para que conste,
dssde esta fecha pondr6 mi firma con el
segundo apellido en- esta forma
Francisee Suarez Morer0.
(rIP6GRAFo).
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27

NJ sehor don Luis Sanchez Mo-
rales. miembro del Directorio repu-
bicano, cumple la comisi6n de redac-
tar uua nota de instrucciones cleo
toraIes para los iueces de su partido.
Ia DEMoCRACIA Inserta fntegra esa
circular, con todas sus letras, sin que
NADIA le sobre nj le falte. Els un do
cumento que justifca nuestra actitud
pone al gobierno de Mr.. Allen y al
Gonseio Executive en- Ell sitio quo me-
recen por su escandalosa parclalidad.
Et Conseio Executive publico
ell 10 de Setiembre sus reglas para la
inscription de electores. La que lie
va ell numero 2 eentiene parrafos que
dicen asi:
.@-x Dicha Junta-la Junta de
inscripciones inscribira en- las listas
los nombres de todas aquellas perso-
mas RESIDENCES en- su seccion electo-
raj, cuyos nombres aparezcan en-
ell registro de la eleccl0n anterior,
etc.........
AL formar dichas listas la jun
ia inscribird, ademas de los nombres
de electores legales especi6cados en-
dichos registros de inscription, los
nombres de todas aquellas personals
QUIENEs LES CoNsTA que merecen ser
califcadosl como electores Ell dicha
secci0n.~ u
Y la regla 5 =. completa las
atribuciones de las Juntas con estas
palabras textuales
-&Sera Ell deber de dicha Junta,
al celebrar su session para revlsar y
corregir las listas, BoRRAR DE ELIAS Ell
NoMBRE DE cUALQUIER PERSONA que, Sc
gun la declaration escrita y jurada
de dos votantes legales de dicha sec
ci6n, Y A SATISFACTION DE DI-
CHA JUNTA, resulte no resldente en-
dicha seccion, 8 PoR. CUALoUIER oTRA
CIRCUMSTANCE sin derecho para la emil
sion del voto.>
Esta regla reviste d las Juntas
de III poder absolute y aFbdrarlo
para excluir no excluIr, A Salts
FACCIoN sUYA,. los electores recusados.
De suerte que por ia Fegla 2 Sc
inscriban ell I6 de Octubre, sin que
sea necesaria la presentation perso-
nal, todas las personals DE oUIENEs
coNsTE a las juntas que merecen SCI
inscrltas y por la regla 3 : Sc
excluyen los recusados, d satlsfac-
ci0n de las Juntas.
Y aqui viene 10 absurdo, 10 tt
ranico, 10 inconcebible, 10 que hact
dudar 81 nos gobiernan ciudadanos dt
los ESTABLISHMENTS 8 geDizaros dt
Stambul. Esas Juntas, que haceI
Las hstas su antojo, son hechas,
su vez, d gusto de un solo partI-
do; son Juntas ,repubhcanas, Porqu'
COMO INDEPENDIENTEs Sc nombro eI
muchos, en- casi todos los pueblos, ;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27

seran pof cuenta del Municipio, tomando
sus propiedades como garantfas.
FL antique campo santo de la citada
villa, aeusa ell estado de abandono de Ia
administrator municipal.
No habfa lugar donde enterrar los res.
tos humanos y muchos quedaban insepul-
tos, siendo devorados por los perros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27

Su administration republican,

FL doctor Smith, enoargado por la
Junta Superior de Sanidad para establecer
IN DueVo cementerio en- la villa de Adiun
tas, ha informado al Gobernador que den
tro de poeos dias podran hacerse en- aqu6l
las inhumaciones de cadaveres.
Los gastos invertidos en- este trabaio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27
liza Circular
San Juan, Puerto Rico 20 de Octb. 1900.
PARA Los JUICES REPUBLIGANOS De LAS MESAS

Mi distiDguido correligionario Con
el objeto dc que nuestros representatives
en las mesas dc inscription, asf como los
oorreliglonarios que hsyan de lntervenir
en- log actos que tendran Iugar Ell dfa 80
del corriente para exclusion inclusion de
electores, puedan tener una idea clara de
10 que deben haeer ese dfs, he kldo cOmi
si0nado para redaetar esta circular de ins
tEucciones, cuya culdadosa Iectnrs sera de
efsctOs decislVos para el resuitado que TO
dQs deaeAmos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27
La parciaIidad del GobierTnNo TN
HABLAN LOS REPUBLICANos
INDTGNIDADEs .PoLTTTCAs

Sanchez Morales nOmbre de pardO pubca circular
La arbraredad norma de cOnducta-Las Iuntas de
instruction prevariCandO.-La tirania del COnseio
ElecutivO.--E pals maniatadO en- poder de
la minOria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27

antigua que Lcdo Perez Freies s
propedad del Lcdo Manuel Perez ha restaao
surdo po complete las pimeras en-
su clase en- a Isa
formulas
baio Immediate direction del Perez Aviles
los
qumicos apLcados "a eapeutica ~
producos medaa de orc
plata Exposicones extranjeras.
FL Perez don Pedro Rios estdn encargado mostador
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27

Proveedoe de Real Case de Epana Fabca
rve cuaquer eddo haga dcho artu la Ultima moda
Cnstante rd de coba meda
botonduras todas classes para punos Pn
Y Precios imiados
PEDRO GARCIA RODRIGUEZ.Fortaleza p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27
HOTEL MAY FLOWER
SANCHEZ MORALES, CAMUNAs & COMP.
SAN JUAN, P. R.-CRISTO l6

Ilabltaclones caras ventiadas BALCONIES cale
Isp6ndldo banos de placer de ducha ia
Isa Sc eeezada ftrada aparatos
tema Pasteur. Gale principal c6ntrica.
Barberia ell eabemiento de coches 6nero
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27

NULLA EST REDEMPTIo.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-10
DEATH OF DIR. M'GLYNN.
He Became Famous as Co-Worker with
Henry George.

He Became Famous as Co-worker with
Henry George.
Newburgh, N. Y, Jan. 8.-The Rev.
DR.. Edward McGlynn, rector Of St.
Mary's church, this city, famous for
years as a co-worker In New York with
Henry George in the ''anti-poverty"
and single tax crusade, is dead. AL
though conscious of the day probably
being his last on earth, his heart was
still In his work as a priest, and his
anxiety for the interests Of the parish
was shown in the questions he put to
the assistant priests concerning the
services they held during the day.
DR.. McGlynn took a severe chill
Tuesday, Nov. p. The preceding
Sunday he was in apparent good
health, and officiated as usual in his
church. The crisis of this sickness
came on Thanksgiving day, when he
seemed to realize that the end was not
far of, and he requested last sacra-
lments, which were administered by his
faithful assistant, Father OConnell.
He rallied. however, and a gradual I'M
provement in his condition was daily
perceptible until within the last three
or four days, when his attendants no.
ticed gradual wanting Of vitality.
His malady was threefold, Bright's
disease, an abscess Of long standing
on the inside of his right leg, and
heart failure.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-10
GOVERNOR NASH INAUGURATED.

Parade in Which Military, Civic and Pc.
liticai Organizations Participated.
Columbus, O., Jan. Sat noon, in
the rOtunda of the state capitol, Hon.
George X. Nash was inaugurated gov
ernor of Ohio, succeeding Asa s. Bush
nell. The oath of Office was admins
tered by Chief Justice Shauck of the
supreme court, following which Gov
ernor Bushnell presented the new gov.
ernor with his commission. Governor
Nash then delivered his inaugural ad-
dress.
Lieutenant Governor John A. Cald-
well of Cincinnati was inaugurated in
the senate chamber during the after
noon. Following the Inauguration GER
emonies came a magnificent parade. in
which military. civic and political or
CARNATIONS participated. A public re-
ception was held by Governor Nash
in the senate chamber at night. The
governor and Ex-Governor Bushnell
also attended 'Shanty club" smoker
at night given at the Great Southern
hotel by the newspaper men.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-10
PULLMAN EXECUTORS BIG FEE.
Robert T. Lincoln and Norman Ii. Ream
Get &425,OOO.

hODert H Lincoln anu norman hedin
A Get &425,OOO.
Chicago, Jan. S.-Robert T. Lincoln
and Norman b. Ream, executors of the
estate of the late George NJ. Pullman.
have been allotted as compensation for
their services the sum of 1925, 900. The
order was entered by Judge Batten in
the probate court by agreement of
counsel in the case. This is said to
be the largest amount in fees ever al
lowed executors of any estate handled
by the probate court of Cook county.
This compensation was agreed upon
by counsel with the approval of Mrs.
Harriet Sanger Pullman, the widow;
Frank o. Lowden, and the other resid-
uary legatees before the order of the
court was asked.
Another order was made fixing the
widows award at $4,000. The
amount will be used in the erection Of
a monument to the memory of her
husband in Graceland cemetery. The
two daughters Joined in the motion
that the award be fixed ut the amount
named. @~. 49, S-%+@> =.
The final accounting of the executors
In the Pullman estate Is expected to
be made next week. 1t Is said that the
estate, which was listed at about ST.
100000 when the will was probated.
will now figure up about $4,000, 900.
1t Is said that after the estate is finally
closed as far as the probate court Is
concerned the Illinois Trust and Saw
iDgs bank will have charge of 1t under
the direction of the legatees.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-10
For speaker of Iowa House.

Des MOines, Ia. Jan. S.-Dr. ID. III.
Bowen of Allamakee county was nomi-
mated for speaker by the Republican
house caucus, receiving 43 votes to 3S
votes for w. l.. Eaton. Bowen was
the candidate Of the John III. Gear
forces in the pending senatorial con-
test and his nomination for speaker
ensures the reelection of Gear to the
United States senate. The friends of
A. b. Cummins. the other candidate
for senator, cOncede Gears majority
Of the Republicans in the senate, so
that the result on speakershlp in the
house caucus determines the senator
shin.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-10
ON TRIAL FOR HER LIFE.
Case of Mrs. Julia Morrison James II
.s.pr.ss sumed at Chattanooga, Tenn.

Case of Mrs. Julia Morrison James Re-
...r-.s. stunned at Chattanooga. Tenn.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. S.-The
trial Of the actress, Julia Morrison
James, for the murder of Stage Mana
ger Frank Leidenheimer was resumed
at $50 o'clock In the morning in the
circuit court. The spacious room was
crowded with spectators when the
prisoner entered, accompanied by a
lady friend. She announced to her at
torneys that she felt reasonably well.
The defense occupied the greater part
Of the forenoon reading dispositions for
the purpose of showing the ill-feeling
existing between the defendant and
Leidenheimer previous to coming to
Chattanooga and the threats Of Leid-
enheimer to have her discharged from
the "Mr. Plaster of Paris" company.
Boyd Browder of Knoxville testified
to having heard Leidenheimer say In
that city that If he could get any body
to play Mrs. James part within fifty
miles Of Chattanooga he would do so.
Leidenheimers main objection there
was to a dress Mrs. James were in the
play.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-10
FIGHTING IN CAyITE.
Four Americans Are Killed and thu
Enemy Suffers Heavily.

Four Americans Are Killed and the
Enemy Suffers Heavily.
Manila, Jan. S.-The campaign
against the insurgents who have been
massing in the province of Cavite dur
ing the last few weeks has been opened
by General Bates in decisive fashion,
and a severe blow has been inflicted
on the rebels-not without serious loss
to the American troops. however.
Preliminary "Reminiscences have been
made by Colonel Birkhimer with bat
talon of the Twenty-eighth volunteers
and one gun at Novaleta, by Major
Taggart with two battalions Of the
same regiment, at Perez das Marinas,
and detachment of the Fourth imam
try south of linus.
The American forces under Colonel
Birkhimer was strongly opposed by
the rebels, who were attacked in a
strongly fortified position. Sixty-fve
Of the insurgents were killed In their
trenches and forty were wounded. The
Americans lost three killed, including
a lieutenant. Twenty were wounded.
Thirty-fve rifles were captured. Gen.
eral Schwan's command, which Is now
at Binang, also had an engagement
with the Filipinos, in which nine Of the
enemy were killed and twenty-six
captured. The American losses In the
fight were one killed and eleven
wounded. General Schwan has been
working to the southeast, near Santa
Rosa, along the Laguna de Bay.
Lieutenant Gilmore of the cruiser
Yorktown, who was captured by the
insurgents near Baler many months
ago, arrived here by boat from Vigan,
and at once came ashore to visit his
sister, who has been in Manila for
some time. He was attired In Span
ish uniform when he landed. Naval
officers are rejoiced at the escape of
Lieutenant Gilmore. During most Of
the time he was in the hands Of the
rebels he was treated very harshly,
and he Is thin and weak.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-10
A Womau's WEAKNESS.

Women's sensitiveness make them
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men. The melancholy, depression and
exhaustion they suffer is due to sluggish
action of their organs, which loads the
system with impurities, poisons the
blood and shatter their nerves. Nor.
ley's Sarsaparilla and Iron will cleanse
the system, revitalize the nerves and
give strength and energy. Sold by
Brunt & Parman, DEBORAH, Iowa.