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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

Mr. and Mrs. J. F Geiger give a
s.--lrr dinner raugrro" al the A4-lahee
I.,rre. The guests VIII De M ana
,T-- j. IS. Geiger. MI ana Mrs. CId9'
Shields and e.. a. u "kesDeIiys
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

ur and Mrs Henry welsh, welsh 80 -, a :
r.rv nice dinner party - ,..-.,. - y
,rGaatmeuls were very - 4
NESTS we're Dr. and - ~. - -
Ed Mrs. John Welsh dh1 MISS MAN. &C.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

The musical section Of the Athenaeum
20. vf-f AIRS John Diem donaay
,ae-rsrn. The Athenaeulm meets n Ne.
Sl.,54v ID regular session WIN MIS-
---------- IL
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

II was DO n1iIe run from s5tks 70 the
village Of ChfEeoSt. At the farthe-szOse
extremity Of Lynn canal. and. atfeIt1a
by the rSo-t favorable circumstances. ths
little zunb9zt PInfa had nsEe- beer
known 70 c0Tsr the course 1-der -
hours. steam al5 sail He5ez. Ebea L he-
zane senerzlly kn0E7 that the vessel lad
drOpped anch0- IT he rsz1ote Little set
tlene1t after a oszsazE representing bit
little more than oae-hxlf her preSio1s
record the pogGlztion Of Aisska- 70 =
U1it. mzrreIec
Never before hsi tie services Of the
PInta's eo1p,eaeai beea 80 EzzsnfiF ~
q1ired- TIE dispatches 20 The g0Te-Io-
which hzd rsszlted n tse vezseFs pr
espitate departure from tks hzr5o- q
ss1ka had stated that tke IFftIe rlis<io7-
sry stztiS1 sf S-Ikirk. distz-t 100 ziies
iSlz1f frrl CbiIeoot- the rearp<- pint
On the Alaska7 eu1sr. uzs bezi@zs5 ~ q
b171 os k5s-ile Ia5izn4- Tls- izto--zz-
t11a ssc- moreover. s=pkzsiLe5 tie fat
that Of the II 5e1ezxusre5 OerDpazts fOz-
TcEe -O17e1 and that the ETes Of al
Eere N iEEir<nt peril
Whe1 tie se-rea1t os 7sri-ss kzd aD-
psaie1 TO their i-e<t s-1sEfry With tie
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31
WHAT HE SAID.
Fss REths. Unlike what Hi. Liter
ary Erlrud H-Ir Hin, Sal

He irun It into me all right said
the defeated pusilist, wipins the blood
from his nose after The tight was over.
But he licked me fair amt ,ioln NJ
iecla. had im goin in de sixt'
ruund. hut didn't folIer IL up. ITs
a.! right. an hsin't putin up no hoI-
Ter"
His literary friend. however. fNe,l IL
M for him In q littic better shape. a-.I
tuis is The way 1t appeared in the pa.
pers:
II have only 10 say. concerning tlis.
fight between MIR. Blfiim ami u,ysrlf.
that he i one of the must accomplish
ed AMI scientific ring generals whom
have ever encountered In th,. pusilistis.
Arena, and he won the contest strictly
On its merits In my own behalf
might plead that was overcouiisient
and did not exert myself 10 th,. full III
III Il was too late. bui Srch excuses arr
both irite anl communpilc,. n must
have bsen apparent. hnvrv.r. to Ih1Sr
who wcrc watching rs rl.ssrIy thar I
had decidedly tine advantage Of Mr..
Biiiim In The sixth rugri- aui had
followed II up with ily usual skill the
sssiilt might have hsru ''iacrelt The
outcome q a sr'.tt haSir- mateh Is -.
dependent upoa .aase r1r;ui,nus anc
seemingly trivial thia-s that Hash De-
fore the mcltal vision "f tIi,. contestant
with the su'isi'EE,e, and unpreme,ii-
iaiei effect ~ . salci .o.rnfs. that IL i
difficult % clil-ri- It 'vuf,l~ a definite
idea q wi;sr ,onztir--cs tt, turning
Point In a-cVmlsi. The srr-.sss of fait
ure 10 take atl,euia-- ~ y.,.irh CROWNS
toe brow - TIE asniginE ,l=ti-ator with
the laurels of victory - orr-.sLriut,
him with th- stigma 10 .l-feat have
tn honor to subscribe myself etc.
etc--Chirago TRIBUNE
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

s1Tazes. tearing before them a Esdeous
b'oo1 stained rood carving and bran
dislinE their rrde weapons as they came.
At siz1t Of the zreusO1ne image the na-
tive driver zbz.dooed his control Of the
dOz team and Earznk z-Orelinx 10 the
bo-toC1 of the kieSxe. ufferinx = single
terxiSed e1cazastio1. The var fofe-s
Of the To1<zs- An instant rsore the
dSzs halted n eo7fGs5O1 outside tie Sta
tio1- Bot there ras no shelter for the
irapesiIe5 Earzsar5 there. for 80 dense
was the sooEdrift before the barred
gateway that IL was Impossible 20 esec.
. hsrr5ed e-strzace- Realiziag this. tie
eos1rlzr6er @16 hss three Dea hurT5edly
-1sl11x their EezDSas AID stood at bay
70 rso>ire tie sdTzaeing hoaf;l.f.
Give tbses . vOllsy II you eza." ahout-
II the fo-Ese- 20 the besieeed party be
Toa1 tie vail ez1hzsizsag his order by
4 rzps5 d-Seas--e Of his Oua reTolrer u
he face e tb> steadily approaching foe.
Bgr lie Oaly k5Ots Erred IL sayJS-1 Of the
ozoe-'s oSs-1irE fEtsilsde came fror the
rI5es q his three c0z2za51as. AID he
knsu =itkoGr icing tod that tie Etsie
<1Ezissz "a his bzek had aHezdy *
hz1s=s1 tssz- lz=- rsz15 % a==-=ifion-
- 5=z5lT Ezs tke efHee. {. TIE Fey Pro
tszz iaz-cbed fE tie <zi,rn. little SQUAD
i-ro TIE fg-E-c0E- rar.s Of tie serares
shrt fo- 4 zzozear TIE satfkr's orzard
-1sh Ess eHeefad- S=r oair for no
mat z-3 hr1S-e t-sssr c2pn<ers had tire
20 res0z3 ss=Ir uezpSes lie f-e1rsed
hs-ts and rallied a7d -Eas spcs then
D-zNF-x lis sword the h-zr- coa-lzz5-
- I3at. the forecast 0f Lis ass.ilznss
5z- rss r.E1 EEs-sH- kis biace Eas sirrck
frss7 kss f-zEp bF 4 bio- from poc5-r-
S=s =zreisb = TIE hrnSs ef sze TSn-a
ea5Hf- As1ia the 11r5er0ns ueEpoa Vas
szEzx zlqfr- -hss the aimed n TIE con-
E=16E-is hszE1- b1i before u could de-
srs31 the ssrzsz1-is e1tlass hissed
-a-Oerh the AIR. so3 the would be assas-
az 1e.i be1tI13E II his i1ieo5sd ric1iD's
s-=-- Dtre1 n the sight q Their stricken
s.13s-. tie srzD5zE irsiexDeo again
bezs1a-s5- Thea before they could re
c7rer- a rzrzo1 Sf rezEefEl yeIls- &c
companies By q -i-hsrIzx IRE Of mus
Ee1-T- rgzr the zEr rs TIE nzia body Of
~ rsl5sf eI7esi-sea cnDe % and hurled
itself - the Gszk q The 1o@zDen- The
E-r1ek fr1ea this E1sxre--Ad quarter CON-
pSssss3 The 5e-norIlizz-1g5 o1 the Indians.
Wbo osE threw rbs-aseares n terror
oZ9a the fr1zsa s3Sw z1d walled for
E1srcF
What fs139rsss is tirs@5F tod The sub
11s-3 b7szi3ss- af1e- delivering Up their
Arms ibEz1EesEs-s e3s1rt6 the snow tr0In
tbs eztrz5us - The sze-ka5e- rbsreupon
the ssseas0e-ES onuuarr1s threw opea
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31
SHE WAITED GOLD.
o.- vor.n7s T1ea of the Money to
Deposits fa \ Eaak-


Most eoziczI <ro-b-< are toll At tk-
e1penSe Of the fair seE rszzr151z 1h.si-
keE % familiarity with hanks AMI
their L1efbostS- Oue c-1rze 70 th- ears
Of the Saante-er that spganeaIIy L-1s
the merit Of newDeSs
Ny wife had szVs-I - her PIN
rzoc<Y. 90 what sbe k.1.iz't had 0srsz-
son to use of il sad The rslaror Il
tie story. -u1ril she lad 80 IN bIIL<
Of vIrtSSs d@1oE1inz1b9os- This she
WAS eE1re19eIy sh-sirgas % ss-zfns
=-Osi fov. ami every day Ehe1 Z ezI-8e
k0Ese 10 DINER she U0z5I k-.zI r1e Osg=
TIE ocals bs-ca0ze ! kssE forg0zren TO
procure the shizz1< EezlL FTR.nIIy slse
s-Si she woCId arrenI = he zzrser
hsrzSlf Tat evezEz< size greeted ne
with n sEiumDkzr1 scfss-
II got ~ esd she exezf=<a -
so0o - ] snEeresl the boz<e- -bG1 k-1s1
a tine m '5ot.- r. thS1=E
-TA~n So Io6I u1z hsE sH,e nd zsu@
g th- mint virh hsr h5-5s and sse. -
fszss,l The erTese,E eo51 hs-,z=se rhs
Dg-es EsTes-r I'D 1s-ss. N@zr sts
EEs-iesf .zruCn1 - 4 hGEE and sss,T.-E,I
f0u- SO .1ti pde-cs= Thsesss e5fn-t
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saz-y- - sh- rrurrs-s hack 20 sAs- uzf--
Ui-h tkeu ans elcAznrs,1 thsz1 fsc
two ssoGals sa<sss- frpsa frrs1 rhe d5s-s
I ilsseG.s,1 - ks-~ --r=rzl ans zsse-t kss-
70 5-s ne ss-s the s.1fzk
LIT yaG s-- thsz7- she exeEI 11,s.s
n ssIrTrss.s- WY hnTe1-t them
ans mslT'- yoU -s.l,se-
H1Vect r-za1 1nE s.srgg I rs~
reztssi What IL Fs1 ID Uf-h tA..zry
-Sas bsSSs,I II NJ wf-M -zsz.zss,.
zsvrz AT eru-sEzr
II s5ep.ls5---a taznE y rAss Stv-
rs t1zE q c-lGrse- Tn1rs vh.Ir
Nznrssi the sat fsr UAnt ri ysI
thi-k WIf zsEE - 80 EfrA then :
Keep tAsr1 E-Huass tire AsG.se - La,f
1xy
sGz J E1s rs,a asrsE E1z-rA1-- fzsz
rh-n an. flr half IN h,lg- 1fr.-z=.-rss
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s;sEigsr
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

rb- Er7ss - zhea- dtiirer-rs- who Ind AZ
-IE<sA 80 E1y,fGrIl1E4y- As fIr the latter
-las -EsH->u gratitude a Ibe four 5eruaed
Nsmsn -htF hn1 --arn.,3 nsrR fhEn zz-
pig -sN1-6.-S tht1n Enr -Al.i- interrupted
C4raszmEszias En3 lie HI-dsisi5Jfs ttri had
-=nsn.A EIn AlRksH7s ryEs-nor z5ered
n-I-1trx IL n rDsrs mrE1ln-1zDOnE sIlrif.
and when an 1he ere n1 zise new reHr.
'ris- P1nn IEEin 6-Egg,al E1Ein0r II Sizks
5sEl- bs .sHE.8Ht me- trnae Er14s craft
a.nl ind+ h.r EElEa1ir c-sE 10 4 splendid
1Lzr=z5 he had srEg,Erzs1 u baDnr uf -ttsir
raEnss. = Inc EDt5t1i- r=.zle un 1he HI
No flr IuIn= Z SER h-s1 she rnrn-os q
-lis --zzis siid s-slfise atiraairlsd 50 SgFsas
II l,tszsssfui. 20 ssitgr.ssislr 6eEtasi'e NtstA
EsGsia Ire - -s,sn same resEAtnoE-zz 1e'e
ID MT F1G s1uHEzfn re-cDe- Anc n lfa
-zaI1 arsl5-Bicn ID d. l.as Departed
lz-iis1pt-,nc,r -ssIE Wa 1.r upcs -kruwn o
ulh. N@s,as---H.ia- asu1 M .ssilnr11ti;- l1g
N zhe g=Ens Ius-xsh rtzur srrnedea The
1Isz-z-s-7E > sz.A -he crrEsDEriE Uz'D enrE1-
ssr asz1sE IN me arm a 1hs r-.lE-e So
sE.sIE-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

il1ea with tk~ e,r--- oE Bii--zsz- OR
dr1aes. the east I>szIsa s--n~s- arr tse
rpsidHun1- The Sees OF Esz3szifF. -h0 CIR
n; and viii MT work -ThrT are Ei.erz-
BE. kalf x-=rTei- s.g.kiz- d-one-L They
hc-- they there they - anything vith
4 wiling mieJ 50 bag - Il X rs5r work
Thy dTeil N the sfasnzs- TEey zre- n
tn iz-<lzge of the aay- TIE --<zh1~---
si. bot all the kiaz's Es-ses a7d al fhs
Eiz-s u8ea eannaf drz= fEez o.. Ss the
s,Dg<h- cor can any rivsr-Lot AbanA
90 RharI=r - sTrn the JORDAN itsif-
eIeaase rh> Agrezn stake q their rzi.si
Th- keiSsnz hz75 =ro-s tired of prIIi1-
ard taxing 1t theI1- TEeT vii D0-
eone- Th<E sink baek i1so tkeir NaIe
hoi=e- the tl1ck rzgd cioses OFc- thar
S-ssis- Let thez k>--Wal1er Bezznr i.
CsntHTy-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

Sergeant Buck Taylor. oas Of the
famous Ro-gh Riders, Is = personal
friend of Governor ROo=eyelt- o. New
York He accompanied Governor
Roosevelt on his great stu4Fiag tour
through upper NeE YORK state. He
~zs promoted through z-Iiza;-y in the
seld drring the late vzr-
The Sergeant has the following to szy
u Pc-ru-nz: = I tlsL7k there Is 20 bstts-
-edicine on earth ih=a Pe-ru-na, fog
.atzrTh- IL has cnred ne Is would
take : volurio TO tell you AL the good IL
a=s done me- Pe-ru-Ea = the best CT
.@ETh cure on earth, and I know, s0r I
1aTe .ri-d nearly al Of ;heEn-
RssD>ssfuily, Buck 2 Taylor
ssai for BOOK Of tezsiEsosizIs, sen.
fre= by The Ps--u-na M=dieins Co,
Columbus, o.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31
PITTSBURG e. WESTERN r. X.
Union Depot. Market street.
Leave for the East

leave Tor fbe East
Chicago and New York vesti-
bule. limited -.. sI555 am
Warren Youngstown Pitts
oure '6-4O am
Warren. Youngstown. Pitts
burg '1:lo pm
Pif1Sburg- Washington. Phil
adeIphia- New York de-
parts G T. e. v Ry, How
ard street station ss4 20 prn
Arrive from the East
Washington -Pifrsburg Cleve-
land-arriges q T. & V Ry-.
Howard street station as9>30 am
PiitSburE and Akron - '1l-53 am
PittsburE- Akron ard Chica-
20 's725 pm
New York Washington Pitts
burg and Chicago - cell 90 pm
Trains leare Pitisburg for Akron
$50 a m s215 T. m $40 p. IN; Al
le=he1r- 80 Il u
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

= s,sS=l-s { .aa1'r kns'E uE=z - q.
-izA -a1r ls--- -1<anizlat-E ne sEis-
<1U-z-e's ,-GrA-r - esIse q N. z.-z-s,-
lll-F Esrs a--ls 't--FF'.-t Il Hes =sa,.
aTsz-tus- 1s=A I've Ess-3 - rsLas.. I'm
s-sA-- srE1 aas =fl-r sIasz fsr EE-A-s.s m
tA-s W1Ed. 1uE .Dsz - k-E
E1lac- 11--a-- 1l1lsr- TIE z'irak
aHs =svF- l.lz-sz q assrz
L-sH hf,- s'i1 sew p N q. s.ls 1----ssr
S--lnarE- -s'--iszt--s E-is1zz--
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

north;
Il have just spent q dollar for your
book. Won't you send me Your auto
graphf-'
To that request she received the fob
lowing reply;
Il send the autograph. but am sorry
you invested dollar In the hoo,s IL
Isn't worth II. have read ii myself %
Atlanta Constituticu
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

TIE .nu-inIns uiire af szzu Laufss-r =
thar e i a hiTe % wursE-= hgs-r rEr-~
a-r- IL =, urtus- Z fS1 aruuss n r. rtsr
arr gsr r-s -Hr amt HI=Eraluss .t-luas a
sasr aeAer LauhlH- thss~ WIN izr n
fTv1zry w-rhuEs ahsr IA 1z Arrl,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

-rT.s-=ns ns asrssr E.sGu1 n zz5c -se
nu1 VIA L fn-r= diEDra6 N ms neck
ne. --1IE- zu=l Is q -zuuias patriot"
-HrN an run knSEg-
Why he cE1 rz1 10 II 7rch t1leI7-
sznE-n sTe- ~ k3-r-5an rs he Goes grsr
4 7riirE.f, z.-KRkt.5nr1a star
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

sniesuzn-why. yesterday be got
here very early AID be was ius1 m
mad rhsn-
Cslu6esu-4ni Clr-k-Ee& Tie .lsrn
dock woke HIM up
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO.
Union Depot Market street

Inlon Dtioi- Market street
Depart West
T5din- Fostoria & Chicago sl0:l0 am
Tfftin- Fos;oria a. Chicago $50 pm
Chicago restil,uIed. limited rsIl:l5 pm
Arrive from the West
Chicago AMI New York yestl-
buied- limited .----- "1550 am
Chicago and PiftEburr- .s5z35 am
Chicago. Akron and Clere-
land $50 pm
Trains leave Chicago for Akron
ss1oe0 Il Il $50 D. IL and $50 p
N
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

That Is the An=Eesz Day y1u erer
Enr~g" be asked ESea coaserxztIaa
laEceG
Ie.is enc sAe rrF4se6 without er-a
nnk11c m e-nrr u CONCEAL bsr yz-A
-CEiclEs Fest
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

= 5i-l--' 7sGiis % idr-. zs.aE z-izs. sun
~ 7''''i' z Eaa ir-'s-..s sres zIs 4ss-s ~
=-fsS - -HE-S- E.iuiss --a-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31
THE NORTHERNOHloRAILRolD.
THE NORTHERN osIO TRACTION

t1t AVALIl--lA-N U4sIU lhaNIIUL
COEPANT
Tie A. z & q Railroad
Waiting re0an- NOrzh Howard ST
Time Card s0r- -. ISoa-
Cars for Cleveland leave corner How
ard and Market sfrests every b0ur
tram $50 - Il 10 s<30 p IA and TO
10Ss9 y m Saturdays znd Sundays
80 a N $50 a n. and every hAif
hour 10 = II 500 p n . p N and
10z3B y N
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

A LITTLE slri down south wrote ~ "A
ithCF who Is "omi1- t=-o Szrsr e. t'.-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31
CLEVELAND. AKROI. &
COLUMBUS

CLEVELAND. AKROI. &
COLUMBUS
Union Depot. Market St
Going North
Gin. Columbus & Cleveland. s.65O5 am
Millersburg e Cleveland -.s1O;37 am
Pittsburg- Philadelphia &
New York "'2-27 pm
Cin-- Columbus and Cleve-
land ----------------- ''4:15 pm
Going South
Cleveland Columbus d Gin. ss9:5s am
New York Phila .S Akron .ss11 :15 am
Cleveland & Mislersburg s4:45 pm
CleTeland. Columbus & Gin "s95O7 pm
Trains leave Columbus for Akron
'1745 a IN. and "12135 midnight.
Leave Cleveland @s>35 a m. s3:lO p.
N and s>ss5 p. IN.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

Toledo Tn- Dep Ar 1=2O pm Geo
H l. BOOTH.
General Traffic Manager.
J. r TOWNSEND.
Assistant General Passenger Ag't
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31

frim Mn " White. . Nnsrsur1
a. e'iriurl "a lal4rfi. -azannah- Ca
ne hirflirs rnlif ~ lisuFr lsY--srrifs
r-lufhl had rlur en- ~ alnsl 81 - s'iulsf
leNsr haE- a nn1s 1uE silir- E14inr
y a. % cAsrfisl sue ANS IVA Rnst
Children.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-31
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

''DaiIy: all others daily excen,
sunday Central Standard
Time.
ERIE RAILROAD CO.
Erie Depot. Mil st.
Going West
No Il Express SAG nm
No . Limited vestibule. 57Oiam
No 10 To Akron only ...... 9:s5 am
No II. Huntington special. .12:z2 Din
NO . Pacific express .... 6:52 DE-,
NO. ~ Accommodation. $40 ato
Going East
30 s. Limited yestibuie % an
No 12- Express .. s.54Eu
No A. New York specicl. .1o:5O I'm
NO lS' Chautauqua express. 4.,J pu,
NC .. Accommodation. .-.-. 400 pm
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-27

Spokane. Wash, Nov. 26.-Georgc
Melvin, a well known miner. lost In a
snow storm and suffering 4 bm exposure
ended his suiierings by placing rcvoly.
or IN his mouth and sending bullet IN.
10 his brain. Melvin. with compan.
ion named J. G.. Ransom, left
Republic ON last Monday for a
deer hunt. The next day they were
caught IN n storm and after hours of
wandering Melvin's strength gave ont.
Ransom left him 10 search for help. Ho
found his way back % Republic and
started out with a rescuing party. Mel
wins corpse was found a lew miles out
from the town. Tho body was still
warm.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-27

Akron. o.. Nov. 60 Edward Eppley
has been found guilty Of the unlawful
possession OF dynamite. This is one of
the cases growing out Of the riots here
81 August last, when the city building
was blown up and burned. This is the
fifth conviction that has been secured
but the jury only returned a verdict
after the judge had sent them back with
a sharp reprimand.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-27
GERONIMO IS ROUTED.
Run Out of His Strong Fertilization
in the Philippines.
MAKES HIS ESCAPE,
Had Harrassed American Troops More
Than ANY Other Filipino Lead.
er- Four Natives 10 BE
Hanged for Murder.

Manila, Nov 20. The fortress of the
insurgent chief. Geronimo, at Pinauran,
which the insurgents boasted was im-
penetrable. was taken and destroyed
Thursday afternoon by a picked force Of
the Forty.second and Twenty-seventh
infantry, aud troop @ Of the Fourth cav
airy. undor Colonel Thompson. Geroni-
mo and most of the rebels escaped.
The leader has long harrassed the
Twenty.seventh aud other infantry, OPP
erating in the vicinity Of San Mateo,
ALBANIAN and Novalitchcs. He was final
" located at Tauran. % miles north Of
Manila His position was considered
the strongest IN Luz1n II was stone
fortress surmounting "a steep hill, sur
rounded by canyons The Spanish
forces lost very heavily ia attempting tl
take DO.
Colonel Thompson mobizad landmen
a. Mount Alban. The place was at
tucked on four sides Captain Carey of
the Furty.s.c1nd advancing from thl
south, "a dpiachmeut OF the Twenty.
seventh from tho east, Captain Castee
of the rweuty--eyenth from the wesi
and Captain sloan OF Twcnty-seventh
from tae north The asoeuts were steel
aud the men climbed them by grasping
the shrubbery The enemy with aforc,
numbering several hundred aed before
the attackers reached the top.
The Americans destroyed 1000 insur-
gent uniforms. scores Of buildings and
large quantities Of supplies and secure,
a barrel full Of documents.
Private Hart Of the Twenty-seventl
and Private Knoppner Of the Forty-sec
ond and two native scouts were kiile'
and twelve Of the attacking force wer
wounded. The insurgents could not b
captured
Lieutenant Alsteattor Of the Unite
States engineer corps, who was recenti
released by the insurgents arrived d
Manila Saturday evening He had bcc
In captivity nt Bubal since Aug.
General Funston surrendered the reb,
Major Nantuse ou the release Of Lieu
tenant Alstaotter. The latter is we
aud SAYS hc received fair treatment. II
escaped on Sept "a, but was recaptnrrd
General Grant has wired Geuer
Wheaton that the entire garrison at "a
jose had been captured. but that Ger
/ Torres was not among them.
The funeral Of Baron Dumaris. th
Freuchman who was killed by the insu
gents while within their lines last yeal
where he had gone 10 intercede wit
Aguinaldo for the release Of the SPANS
prisoners. took place Sunday In the grea
church of san Augusiin in Manila
was attended by distinguished cor
course
Four natives will BE- hanged a, DagJ
pan, Luzon. next Thursday. They M
under conviction for arson and murder
the victims Of the latter crime includin
two American prisoners. The militar
courts are now returning numeror
death sentences upon natives.
Particulars have just been receive
from Ioilo Of the battle Of Oct. 80
Bugnson, Island OF Panay. when 200 b,
lomen and % rilemen attacked tt
Americans, who lost three killed-Lieu
II. NJ. Koontz, Sergeant Kitchen an
Corporal Burns, all Of company +, 70
ty.fourth infantry. The Flipinos 10
1903 killed.
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LAporte, Ind. Nov. Ex-senator s.
L. Agnew Is preparing an antitrust bill
FOR presentation at the coming session Of
the state Legislature. Il will be a drastic
measure. Senator Agnew is a close
friend Of Governor Mount and the stato-
ment is made the bill will reflect the
governors views.
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Huntington, Ind, Nov. 90 Will,
plowing in field along the Wabash
river mile west Of this city, William
II. Forrest uncarthed Spanish coin
dated 1876 Coin catalogues value Il al
$500 The field is near the junction
Of two branches Of the Wabash rivel
and was formerly the headquarters o
Chief IAfontaine's tribe of Indians
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Minneapolis, Nov 26.-Frank II Ham.
ilton. Minneapolis newspaper man. il
a prisoner here ON the charge Of murder
as the result Of the stabbing TO death Of
Leonard Day, young millionaire so
ciety man Of this city, at the West hoteI
early Sunday morning. The coroner'l
jury returned a verdict holding Hamil
ton responsible for the death Of Day
Whisky the cause.
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Pauls Valley l. T.. Nov. 26.-At Pur.
dy, |. T., Saturday night tho house Of
Bob Price was entered By burglar aud
500 taken. Mr.. Price followed the bur
glar, who turned aud fred. woundiHg
Price very slightly.
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'" 10 oNcf
water, the temperature OF wnlU.
lGO degrees. Investigation disclosed
nothing except that the man was q
stranger who had given the name Of
Smith at the springs.
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Clarksyille. Tex, Nov. 26.-One ef
the men charged with holding up and
robbing Ed BledsOe. farmer. near town
has been arrested. lie refuses TO make
= statement.
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PagoA Junction, Col, Nov. 2B.-Tho
body Of man found In the spring a,
Pagosa Springs literally cooked by the