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North Park union., 1900-01-12
AMERICANS PUSHING SOUTH.
Drive PhiipinoA From Cabuyao After .
Sharp Fight

Manila, Jan. 1.-The first movement
OF general southern advance occurred
this morning, when two battnlions OF
the Thirty ninth infantry landed ana
occupied Cabuyno. on the south side OF
Icguna de Bay. Two Americans were
killed and four wounded. Twenty-four
OF the enemys dead We're found in one
house. One hundred and fifty prison
ers and four siN-pounder rapid fire
guns were captured
The Hunboat I.c Guna de Bay bonn
bnrded the town before the discmbrak-
alton OF the troops from cascocs, which
was made under the enemy's shrapncl
IRE The enemy evacuated the place
before the charging Americans, retreat
ing to Santa Rosa, to which town they
were pursued.
Heavy fighting occurred along the
road to Santa Rosa, which was occu-
toward Slang. The Americans burned
the country between and around Ca
buyao.
Yesterdays capture of bombs In
volved the seizure of documents in
culpating a thousand Filipinos, who in
tended to rise against the Americans.
Papers were also found showing n dis
tributim OF the city into districts and
careful assignment of leaders and
followers. The precautions taken by
the Americans on Saturday. 1t is now
evident alone prevented an uprising.
The provost marshal has requested two
more regiments TO bc detailed for the
protection OF Mnniln. Three thousand
troops are now actually In the city.
North Park union., 1900-01-12
VOLUNTARY ARBITRATION.
Plan to Prevent strikes on BuiidinEs In
Chicago.


Chicago. Jan. IA permanent arbi-
tration board. to settle all differences
between labor unions and contractors
and the uverting OF labor war was
practically assured to-day. At the
meeting OF the Building Trades Coun-
ell the report OF the joint conference
committee representing the two organ
izations was accepted.
The principal recommendation of the
conference committee WIS the cstnb-
lishment OF permanent arbitration
board. This board will consist of
eleven members and adjudicate all DIFF
ficultiaes that may nrise. Plans for the
formation of this board. rs recommend.
ed by the committee show n few
changes from the original scheme pre-
scented by Martin Il. Madden and ac-
ccpted last Tuesday by the committee.
The principal change was the recon-
mendntion that all difficulties must be
settled within one day. This was made
Mt the request OF the Building Trades
Council delegates. in order that con-
tractors might not be given an oppor-
tunity to complete jobs while the
trouble that had arisen during their
erection was settled by the arbitration
board. Another change made nj the
request OF the laboring men was the In
scrtion of clause providing that the
eleven men should not be II judge.
The acceptance of the plan settl0s
the question OF sympathetic strikes.
and II all the troubles nre arbitrated
there will be no necessity for any kind
OF n strike except us a last report.
North Park union., 1900-01-12
BRITISH WIN a VICTORY.
5>sss~i FrsseA Flaoka the Boef Positsoa
-Caps Dssch Ristsg.

00ossA1 Frooch flanka the Roef foaits0o
Cape DstcA Rtsi.g.
Rensberx. Cape Colony. Jan. l--Gen-
cral French has completely defeated
the Boers and occupied Colesberg.
The general continued to keep the
Beers on the move and pressed them
closely Saturday md Sunday. giving
them no time TO make n prolonged
stand, and when day broke he WAS
within striking distance of the enemy.
Last night all the cavalry, artillery and
infantry. the latter riding In wagons to
Increase the general mobility, started
upon night march with the object OF
turning the Beers right. The flank
operations were successful. The infan-
try and field batteries Immediately
made Il feint attack upon the Boer
front, and while this was proceeding,
the cavalry and artillery got complete
ly around the enemy's right hanE. rs
arranged. The program worked with
out hitch. The Beers were utterly
surprised. and finding their retrent
threatened. fed In disorder to the cast
ward. leaving Colesberg In General
French'a hands.
Cape Town, Jan. 1.-Ugly rumors
nre In circulation OF n Dutch rising
with the object Of scIzing Cape Town
md the docks and capturing the gov
ernor OF Cape Colony. Sir Alfred MIL
ner. The center OF the movement Is
said to he .Pnarl. II village about thirty
miles from Cape Town. where n meet
Ing OF the Afrikander bund was held
yesterday.
A similar meeting was held at Rich
mond on December 2Sth. and 1t is re-
ported that the members OF the bunds
in these two towns are acting In con-
cert.
The members OF the bund at willing
ton and the Dutch in Clan william DIS
trict are said TO be armed with Maus-
ers and to IKE anxious TO use them in
behalf OF the Rocrs.
Although tn. stories OF n rising are
dIscrcdited. the police and military are
taking ample precautions.
North Park union., 1900-01-12
AoA,ns THE GOVERNMENT.
J.As. r.rt4 D.esa. TIA, p.n Nay Ne
hgkls % the RIo Orands.

hsiis % the Rio or.nds-
Albuquerque. \. NJ. Jan. 1.-Ju,lge
W. +. Parker OF the Third Judiciul DIS
trict Court Is in the city to-day ON his
way to the session of the Supreme
Court. which couvenes In Santa Fe this
week.
During the day the Judge mailed to
the clerk OF the court nt Las Cruces
his decision aud findings In the famous
case OF the United States OF America
versus the Rio Grande Dam and lrri-
CATION Company ct al. being The suit
brought by the government to en1oin
the defendants from constructing their
dam and reservoirs at Elephant Butte.
Judge renders his decision against the
government. dismissing the complaint
and dissolving the injunction. In his
opinion, the Judge says:
There is no direct testimony in TINS
case showing that any given quantity
of water In the Rio Grande passing FL
Paso reaches Rio Grande City. the
head of navigation, and there accom-
plishes any certain effect upon the nav
LIABILITY of the stream; that the waters
OF the Rio Grnnde passing FL Pnso oc-
cnsionally In seasons OF high and pro-
tracted hoods rench Rio Grnnde City.
the head OF navigation in cOnsidcrnb Die
quantities seems probable. but that
they reach that point in quantities sur
ficient and In such form rs to substan-
italy add to the nnvigablc capacity
OF the stream Is not satisfactorily es-
tnblixhed by the evidence. nor can such
n conclusion be satisfactorily deduced
therefrom. therefore find that the In
tended acts OF the defendants In the
construction OF dam or dams or rcser-
voir and in appropriatlng the waters OF
the Rio Grnnde will not substantially
diminish the navigabillty OF that
stream within the limits OF present
navigability."
1t is thought the United S'ntes attor-
ney general will order an appeal OF the
case taken 10 the Territorial Supreme
Court.
North Park union., 1900-01-12

An Illustration Of the present and
prospective value Of timber lands 10
furnished BY the Charleston News and
Courier. which tells. In . recent issue.
how an unusually large white oak log.
measuring forty feet In length and
lorty-two inches In diameter at the
smaller end. was recently shipped from
Sas annah to q northern nrm. Its
value. says our contemporary. when
simply sawed into lumber for shipping
was estimated at $40. Smaller logs
bring equally good prices In proper
ton. OF course. In recent years timber
lands In the south bearing similar
lumber have been sold for - and even
Lees per aero. Landowners who dis
posed Of Or neglected their forest lands
played q losing game In those years.
but. now that the folly OF such busi-
ness has been brought home to them.
II 10 not unlikely that they will pront
BY past leasons and preserve and nur-
ture their growing timber. Viewing
recent developments In the lumber
markets. It may not be amiss to suE-
gsst that the farmers having about for
U acres or more ON which oak In now
growing could do nothing better than
leave II alone. for II II more than prob
able that they will ind It good in
terest payer. II not the most valuable
part Of their farm. In . few years to
come.
North Park union., 1900-01-12
DONATIONS TO cHARiTYiN 1899
Seventy Nine Million Dollar. Is tn" Total
of Bequ-sts Over u 900 Record Broken.

of B~qu-st. over 81 900 Record Broken.
Chicago. Jan. 1.-The Tribune to
morrow will say:
Among all tnc records OF the year
1899 not one stands out so conspicu-
ously rs that af the donations and be
quests made for religion. educational
institutions. charity, libraries. muse
ums and galleries and to cities for poor
benefit and entertainment. No year
In the history of this country has ever
equalcd 1t. The aggregate thus be
slowed il ST9.749.956. as compared
with SG3, ,9S4 800 In 1898, and S33,Gl2,-
Sli In 1897.
In the preparation of the statics
no record has been kept Of donations
or bcquests of lower than $1,000. or
the total amount stated above there
has been given TO educational ins,itu-
tions SI5. SOL SIT. to charities Sl3, 3,2OG.-
GIG. to churches 81. 30, 593. 80 museums
and art galleries S2,6SG,5oO, and to
libraries S5,Ol2,4U.
The record OF embezzling, forgery.
defaulting and bank wrecking was the
smallest in the last twenty years.
The total is S2.2lS,3T3. compared
with 1851, ,2G3 in lS9S, and Sl0,2lS,0S4
In 1897.
North Park union., 1900-01-12
NEW YEARS AT HAVANA.
mig Celebration ParticiI iIated In by Amers
cans-The New Cabinet.

cans-The New Cabinet.
Havana, Ian. 1.-The new year was
usherci In with n torchlight procession.
which. forming just before midnight
and preceded by Il band. left the lower
Pr,luo. and made the circuit OF the
principal streets. Almost the only tune
PLAYED was the Cuban national hymn.
Everybody seemed TO be awake and
awaiting the advent OF 1900. The
strains of the popular hymn drew the
people everywhere 10 windows ana
doorways and the procession was
greeted with the widest enthusiasm.
1nnumerablc small boys kept up fire
cracker fusillade along the entire line
OF march. All the prominent Cuban
generals were chcered. although the
vivus were usually for Cuba l.ibre.
President Mckinley and General Wood
came In for liberal share Of popular
applause.
The procession having returned to
the Prldo and the band having once
again played the Cuban national hmyn,
some Americans present called for
The Star Spangled Banner" The band
Immediately complied and the crowd
cheered Justify.
Eighty per cent of tho American col
ony was present. including General
Wood. General Lee. General Chanec
and General Ludlow, with their fam
HES.
The newly appointed Cabinet Will
hold It's first meeting tomorrow, when
the following secretaries will meet Gen
cral Wood: Secretary OF government.
Senor Diego Tamayo; secretary or
finance. Scnor Jose Enrique Nnronn:
secretary OF justice. Senior Luis Este
vez: secretary Of public works, Scnos
Jose Ramon Villalon: secretary Of edu-
cation. Senor Juan Hernandez Bar
retro: secretary OF agriculture. Industry
and commerce, Senor Ruis Rivera.
North Park union., 1900-01-12
plum puaa,nr for Ml..ll...

London. Jan. 1.-The following hello
graph message has been received by
way Of Wcenan from Ladysmith, dated
Wednesday. December 9th:
''The Beers are actively bombarding
the town. One shell struck the Dev-
onshire mess tent. killing Captain Dnl-
zell and wounding seven lieutcnants,
Dent. Twiss. Tringham. CafYyn. Byrne,
Scafe and Kane"
A later dispatch from LadysmIth by
way Of Weenan. dated Friday, Decem-
ber 10Th. says:
"All we'll The Beers have been
firing plugged shells containing plum
pudding and the compliments OF the
season They are still fortifying their
positions and are evidently determined
to make q 0rm stand"
North Park union., 1900-01-12

The constantly increasing business
of the b. & o. r. r. has necessitateo
very material additions to the tele-
graph service. During the paN year
nearly 1000 miles Of copper wire. 100
pounds to the mile. have been strung.
New lines have been placed In service
between Baltimore and Pittsburs, BAL
timore and Parkersburs, Newark, "
to Chicago. Philadelphia to Newark'
Philadelphia to Cumberland and Cum
berland to Grafton. During the sum
mer several of these wires were quao-
ruplexed between Baltimore and Cum
berlnnd and dupleHed west.
North Park union., 1900-01-12
MILLIONS FOR THE UNIVERSITY
Rockefeller's ret Iustitution Gets . Big
Lift.

Chicago. Jan. 1.-The University OF
Chicago has received II New Years gift
OF s3,37O.0Oo. President Harper will
make the announcement tomorrow at
the quarterly convocation OF the Uni
vcrslty In Studcbakcr hall. The prcsi-
dent hoped to announce that the uni
versity would be Si.OOO,OOO richer. but
he has not been able to raise the S315,-
600 which. duplicated by John ID.
Rockefeller would make up tha,
amount. However, Mr.. Rockefeller
had wired that he will extend the limit
three months. and in that time DIR.
Harper thinks he Is reasonably sure of
getting the rest OF the money. rs he has
several large donations In prospect.
-Four years ngo MIR. Rockefeller gave
the University II $1,OOOO0O present and
promised to duplicate every amount do
mated before January l, 1900. up to
100000. One year ago DIR. Harper
had secured 81. .135. 600 from various
sources to apply on the 100000.
Since then this amount has been raised
$4,000.
North Park union., 1900-01-12

Medical statistics from Luson show
that the death rate among the Ameri-
can soldiers engaged IN the present
war - rather lower than among the
TROOPS stationed at Warrington. Bos-
ton, New York and San Francisco.
Pedestrisnism has always been regard
"a ~ . healthy form OF exercise. and
the daily marches In pursuit OF the
pugnacious Aguinaido have undoubtsd-
~ served to more than counteract the
supposed bad effects OF torrtd
climate.
North Park union., 1900-01-12

A society woman who had shown
much Kindness to . young collsgian
overheard him ono day speaking Of
her BY her Christian name. Innocent
In intention. he showed himself mex
eusably careless Of the hounds between
frisndliness and familiarity. and was
never again invited to her house. Far
moro innate was the courtesy OF . COM
pany OF young recruits who recently
fell out Of . military procession to sa-
''6he's Helen. our Helen!" they
shouted. stamping their feet and toss
ing their caps. ~ they read her pardon
In her answering smilsR
North Park union., 1900-01-12

Long Lee. = Chicago Chinaman. has
besn sentenced to work out 500 hnc.
At the rate Of sl.s0 4 week day. In the
house Of correction. But the authori-
ties havs NO work for him to do. and
the unfortunate "celsstial' 10 begin
ming TO fear that 'old age with his
stealing step may claw him IN his
clutch" before the amount 10 dis
charged. No wonder the simple chill
dren OF the east arc often lost in
woadsr and amasemeut At the strange
workings Of western justice.
North Park union., 1900-01-12

A rat which nibbled at some wires
In q Chicago store the other night
made 20 much noise that ten policemen
and six private watchmen gathered
With drawn revolvers ready for the
nay. Only two weeks ago aafe-crack-
srs blew up . large part Of store ON
ths west side and not . solitary po-
llcsnan heard the racket. The moral
q thess happeninss. according to the
1aparted Aesop. would probably BE-
that Il u safer to BE- safe-blower
than . rat when policemen are in the
neaghborhood.
North Park union., 1900-01-12
BEET ROOT SUGAR.
Ie comprasss Two-Thirds Of sAs Wsss1
Rr,Aurt,

FfodoCt.
Two-thlrts OF the worlds sugar crop
IL now produced In beeis. None OF the
other foodstuffs has seen such rapid de-
velopment. In 1854 the totnl product
was less than $4,000 tons. Ten yeaS
later 1t was about 100000 tons. IN
1871 II reached and passed the 1.OOO.-
600 mark. From that time on there
was a gradual Increase annually. as the
cultivation OF sugar bccts developed IN
the different countries OF Europe. until
in 1893 the product reached the total OF
5OOO,OUO tons year. more than twice
Ss much as was produced from cane.
The estimated crop for the present year
will reach 5.51O.OOO tons.
Since 1892 the product OF sugar cane
has fallen OF. The average product
Of cane sugar for the last twenty years
has been about 2,JOO.O0O tons.
North Park union., 1900-01-12
MoPmoetsm

Ia blot upon our land-a symptom OF
governmental ill-henlth. The right laws
would act upon 1t as Hostetier's Stom-
ach Bitters does upon constipation. or
dyspepsia. They would quickly restore
healthy purity: and this Ia just. what
the Bitters does for the human con-
stitution. 1t makes the stomach strong
by curing Indigestion and biliousness.
North Park union., 1900-01-12

The extraordinary improvements
which have recently been made In bi-
cycle lamps makes Il the moro sur
prising that the locomotive headlight
has been 20 long neglected. since moth
ing II moro important than that the
engineer should see a. far ahead along
the track ~ possible. The introduce
tion Of electricity promises to
do away with ono of the chief
dangers that now attend rail-
road travelling by night. OBJ
staclss ON the track. broken bridges.
other trains ahead. and all the un-
known dangers that the darkness COW
era will In future be distinsulshable In
ample time TO bring the train to .
standstiil before any damage 10 done.
North Park union., 1900-01-12
a,,,,,n s.,., . German steamship.

LourenZo Marques, Delagoa Bay,
Dec. 3l.-The steamer Bundesrath, be-
longing to the German East African
line has been captured as a prize and
taken to Durham. The Bundesrath ar
rived here from Mozambique.
1t In stated that there were three
German officers and twenty men, at
tired In khaki and intending to serve
the Beers. on board the Bundesrath,
which explains her capture.
North Park union., 1900-01-12
Hls Actions Explained.

whats that song You are singing
daughter "''Tis Home Where'cr the
Heart Is A" "Ah, That's the reason
YOUR young man acts II he wanted TO
board here all the time. is III?
North Park union., 1900-01-12

DO YOU take any stock in these goose
bone theories?'' ''Well the weather Al
ways seems to have moderated AFTER
we've eaten the goose
North Park union., 1900-01-12

Wrinkles arc the little furrovs in
which Father Time sows the seeds Of
: idise0assnt with q lavish hand.
North Park union., 1900-01-12

Fats b What . man calls II when he
gsts In trouble for doing what he
shouldn't do.
North Park union., 1900-01-12
Christmas In . Flat.

On Christmas eve we hardly slept,
Although at packing quite adept.
For In our home. from foot to head.
So many bundles hcaped each bed
North Park union., 1900-01-12

Many so-ealisd patriot whose votes
- Tor war 10 unable 70 hear . call TO
North Park union., 1900-01-12

Some people faii TO recognize an op-
portunity when II comes up and shakes
hands with them.
North Park union., 1900-01-12

Whsn q woman reads the opening
chAptse Of novel she jurps 70 the
eooclusion.
North Park union., 1900-01-12

Hamburg. Dec. 31.-eThe directors of
the German East African line have re-
ceived news OF the arrest of the I'M
perial mail steamer Bundesrath. The
commander Of the port OF Durham re-
fused an explanation Of the cause Of
the seizure.
North Park union., 1900-01-12

TAs AEss stsp Il oftsn 70 sxpsnsivs
that you can't afford to taks tie SC
60
North Park union., 1900-01-12

4 woman forgsts she has head
oeAe vAsa shs u wearing new hat
North Park union., 1900-01-12

To cure your Catarrh or Cold In head
us, London Balm. All druggists rcfunt
money ii IL fails to relieve. 25c and 5oc.
North Park union., 1900-01-12

New York newspapers are growing mon.
OF the British defeat at the hands OF ths
Rnnra
North Park union., 1900-01-12
NO11H PARK UNION.
yu1EzIuD Dv1z 1asDAx.
Wxzsuz. COLORADO.
lGaaeaiag Tor the drinks is oas kind
- ban match.

TAs village minister acquires sur
Ds3co-bat seldom 4 surplus.
North Park union., 1900-01-12

THE GRIP CURE THAT DOES CURE.
Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets removes
the cause that produces La Grippe K W.
Groves signature is on each box. &c
North Park union., 1900-01-12

O0eiaIs OF the Burlinston road ex-
pgsas TIE bsiisf that Illinois u qualified
- be The banner sugar-bset state Of
u un3oa. These o0eials, basing their
anssstioas upon sxpsrimsnt aud scisn-
- research. cay that that esction Of
~ STATE iying bstweV2 0AlAsbur8 and
~ 1e1os1sIlppa river u batt9 AdaDtsd
- - stuvinG q IL Duoaay yeostabls
1i1n anv etAIw past q ~ eeantfy.
North Park union., 1900-01-12

fanssaaA tastAlay = = witness tAs
yeaS,taa6 e ~ anf1G1eepolistsL
4 no69o -aenln4s -. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
ITALY IN MOURNING.

Death of King Humbsrt Considered =
National Calamity.
Rome, July 31.-Signs Of mourning
are rapidly appearing throughout the
CITY. Crepe is displayed upon many
residences and public buildings. Por-
traits of the murdered monarch occupy
points of vantage, draped in black and
flags are flying at half mast everywhere.
King Humbert's remains will be
brought to Rome and laid to rest in the
Pantheon.
The excitement and emotion here
consequent upon the assassination of
King Humbe1t at Mona is momentar-
lily intensifying. People are seen to
snatch newspapers from the vendors
and eagerly peruse them in the streets,
openly weeping for their wel-beloved
sovereign and execrating the infamous
crime of his taking off.
All the shops are closed and the M.
ton is in mourning. The streets are
being rapidly draped in crepe.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03
81 lCoN 14lsION Ally
sllB|Il:i
Al Al tho Doors In the Caledon valley sur-
@s5 render to General Hunter.

y All Doors IN the Caledon valley Sur
render to General Hunter. s*
BLoMFoNTE1N. July 81 General Hun
ter, having received written uncon.
dltional surrender of all the Beers in
Caledon valley, attended to accept the
surrender. General Prinsloo was chief
in command and attempted to repudi-
ate the unconditional surrender. Gen.
eral Hunter, however, refused any con.
ditlons except to allow the Beers to
keep one riding horse.
About II o'clock the troops were
drawn up in two long lines on the hills
and over the valley and the Beers rode
in between throwing down their rifles
together with a molly collection Of
clothing, blankets and gear, similar to
those found in General Cronje's lager.
The Ficksburg commando was the
first to lay down arms, consisting OF
about $50 men. Then came the Lady,
brand commando with about $50. FIT.
teen horses, two guns and 50 wagons
were given up.
General Prinsloo and Commandant
Crowther were received by General
Hunter in his tent, where they were
well treated and and accorded every
courtesy
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-03

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