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CHRONOLOGY OF THE BOER WAR.


Is Isolated
Of Glencoe;
o Eandsaage
Ladysmith-
2S-Genera
Q Nchoson's Mex; British captured
Now 2-Ladysmith siegeb
I5-Br wrecked Chieveey
Noy2 tie Of
o
81 o
Of
WauchOpe
Dec 15-Batde Of Coenso; BuIer defeated
o
4
JAM 2-Spion Kop Warren
5-Burer's Ladysmth
Is
Feb20 20-Crone bon a
11-Salsbury rejected pSace proposals
March, 3d. eufonten occupied b
March, 27-Jo
MarchS trapped losing
AprlS- -Croujea and1 LOCO 81 s..
April 4-Fivs
Apri5- eral
Aprn14 -Croa;e a
Roberts Pretoria
occupied
May l.
May A. eros
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COST OF THE BoER WAR.
Great Britain's Enormous ExPendi
ture in Lives and Money.

Great Britain's EuOrnOus Expendi-
turc in Lives and Money.
LONDON, May 31.-The newspapers to-
day publish facts and figures to show that
the price paid for the TransVaal in men
and money was more than the most ex-
travagant opponents of the strife had ever
realized. The following statistics show the
tremendous cost OF the war;
Men killed in action, $500; died from
wounds, 500; died from disease, 2,s50; cap
tured and missing. $500; sick and wound
ed. 10S00; total, q, $50
Cost in money, in eight months, $780,
| Oe0, 600.
Officers lost on both sides were:
British-Ileut. Col. John H. c. Coode,
commanding Second Royal Highlanders.
killed at Magersfonteln; Lieut. Col G. L
]. Goff. commanding Second Argyll and
Sutherland HlghlandeTs. killed at NaSers,
! fontein: Major. the Marquis OF Winches-
! ter Second Cold Stream Guard. Mayors
fontein; Major Percy W. A A. Milton,
First Yorkshire Light Infantry, Magers :
fontein: Major Gen. A G. Wauchope c.
B. c. NJ G.. commanding Highland Dri-
gade, Msgersfontesn; Col Henry p North
colt. on General Methuen's stan, wounded
in Zulu war and Ashsnte9 and kafayTe
Quick service 40 Chicago via B. 4 o.
on p. o. gcH-train. leaving Washington at
lo.9o a. m: eaiiy srrIving az chicago $50 a. n.
next morning.
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they Will have to be cleared of before
hand.
'Rundle reports that he attacked a
large party OF Beers near Senekal on
May 2S. HIS casualties were not heavy.
'Brabant reports that two of his pa
trolls, consisting Of two officers and
forty men, were cut of by the enemy
on May 2s, and made prisoners.
ROBERTS"
The War Once announces that the cas-
ualties among the officers in Ian Hamil-
toms forces in the fighting yesterday
around johannesburg were two killed
three wounded, and two taken prisoners.
General Rumble aad six officers wounded
in the fighting al SenekaI.
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liean members called for yeas and nays,
which were ordered.
The rule was adopted by a vote Of I4l
to us.
Mr.. Ray Of New York in calling up the
joint resolution asked unanimous consent
that the time for debate be equally di-
vided between the Democratic and Repub-
ican sides. Nj. Terry to control the time
for the Democrats and Mr.. Ray that Of the
Republicans. There was no objection.
The clerk reported the joint resolution and
the committee amendment Mr.. Ray then
addressed the House
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KOREAN SITUATION SERIOUS.

japanese Newspapers Demand That
the Government Assert Itself.
YOKOHAMA, May 31-The newspapers
here regard the situation in Korea as
most serious and demand that Japan shah
assert her influence in the country
The resignation Of the entire ministry
is probable. owing 10 the fact that the
Liberals are demanding seats in the Cab
met.
a japanese cruiser has been ordered 10
Tieutsin
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OTIS IN QUARANTINE

Smallpox on the ship That Brought
Him From Manila.
The following dispatch from san Fran
cisco was received az the War Department
this morning:
Fort Mason. San Francisco. May 50 1853.
"Adjutant General. Washington:
General Otis arrived this evening in
good health. on account OF several cases
OF smallpox on board, he will not be able
70 land for several days He VIII take the
first train East after landing
..SHAFTER. Major GeneEA -
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of the town. The Eleventh Division,
with heavy artillery, are south of Jo-
hannesburg. Hamilton speaks IN high
praise of the manner In which Bruce
Hamilton and Spens OF the Shropshire
Light Infantry handled the men under
Smith Dorrien's direction"
Germiston. May 30-(4:5O p. m.)-
In answer 10 flag Of truce / sent TO
johannesburg this morning for the
commandment 20 come and see me. He
begged me TO defer entering the town
for twenty-fo1r hours, as many armed
burghers were still inside. / agreed 10
this as I was most anxious 10 avoid
the possibility Of anything like dis
turbance within and as bodies Of the
enemy still hold the hills IN the i'm
mediate neighborhood, from which
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CRUSHED BY A GRAVEL BANK.

A Workman Killed and Two Injured
Near Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. May 31.-ShOTtly
before nom today a gravel bank at Shu-
ter's Hill, about mile west OF here. caved
in upon party of w0rkmen, killing Ed
Duncan and seriously injuring two colored
lsborers
Two horses were so BADLY injured that
they had to be shot, and several wagons
were demolished
Ed Duncan. who was killed lived in the
neighborhoOd Of St Assph. Physicians
from here went 10 attend the wounded.
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Secret Marriage Announced.

HAGERSTOWN, Nd, May sL-Miss
Alma R. Keller, daughter of DR.. Lewis R
Keller, Of Hagerstown, and Daniel d.
Strife. young business man OF Hagers-
town. were married last December in
Chambersburg, but the event was kept a
secret until Tuesday, when IL was made
friends.
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Surrender of Pretoria MOmen-
tarily Expected.
THE CITY At ROBERTS MERCY
Kruger Takes Refuge in Noun
tain Stronghold.
JOHANNESBURG HEMMED IN

british Commander, After the Pres
entation of IA Flag OF Truce. Agrees
TO Postpone the Occupation of the
Town Tyventy-fOur Honrs-Train-
renco Marques From the Transvaai
CuDitaI-FfRhtIDS Near the Rand
During the Past Two Days-SOme
Losses Sustained by the English.
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The conference report on the Alaskan
Code bill vas presented in the Senate
today and the amendments were disagreed
10. The bill! went back into eonference.
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To Remain a Law.

In the Senate today Mr. Cullom with
drew his molten to reconsider the vote by
which the bill authorizing the Capital
Traction Company 10 extend its lines on
Seventeenth Street was adopted, and the
act viii remain a law.
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expeditions. 1895. and killed ut Modder
River; Major George l. s Roy, First
Northumberland Fusiliers, MaEersfontein:
Major Gen W. p. Symons killed At Glen
Soe in q daring charge; Lieut. Col. Horace
R. Stupford, Second Cold Streams, 1rst
time out on active service. al Modder
River; Staff Capt Naunton II. Vertue,
ai6e-de-camp 10 Major Gen, Woodgate,
killed al Spion Kop.
BOers-Gen ] Piet Jcubert. Command
er-in-Chief Boer forces. Gel. De Villabois
Mareuil foreign legion). killed In a bat
tie with Lord Methune; Gen. Hans Botha,
and Gen. J. NJ. Kock. wounded.
The war party papers. 10 offset the cost
CT life and property. publish cold-blOoded
statements 70 the effect that the Transvaal
Government property Is worth all that has
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SPANISH War EXPENSES
Senator Jones of Arkansas Demands
an Accounting.

He Offers Resolution Calling Upon
the President to Furnish "a Detail
ed Report showing How the Money
Appropriated at the Beginning of
the Conflict Was Expended-He In
Inmates That Large sums Were Inn
properly Used-SeriOus Charges
Made Against Commissioner Peck.
Mr.. Hale Admits Mismanagement.
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Perfect train service high-clRsS dining EARS luj
msgnihceut scenery have p1pHiarized the g. a .
Route Trains daily al s.fS ard n-ie o. A.
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RUSSIAN TROOPS BARRED.

Chinese Authorities VIII Not Let
Then, Pass TalCu Forts.
TIENTSIN, May 3I.-fhe Chinese au-
thorIties have refused 10 allow the Rus
sian troops to pass the Taku forts.
Many of the native soldiers and officers
are undoubtedly in sympathy with the re-
bellious Boxers.
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POWER TO PROTECT GERMANS.

Full Authority Conferred Upon the
Teutonic Squadron Commander.
BERLIN, May 31.-The Cologne Ga
zette" has received semi official adviees
from Pekin that the situation in China
is far worse than it was in 1898, when the
Emperor was dethroned.
The Governor of F.ao-Chou and the
The evening times., 1900-05-31

Fifteen cases have been reported. and it is
stated on good authority that three VIC
tins have died. The authorities of the
town have the epidemic we'll in hand, ard
there is no fear that il viii spread.
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CHEsArEAIlE REACH-ON THE BAY

afu-,vs sol Excursion trains leave daily, 10
a o.. sad p, m L1st train ie@Fss beach o-S1
D ln. Tzkc Columbia car TO dcD0t
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DO You want the finest Lumber
sDd rriIlworkG Cal always Al eth and y. Y sye-
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DO ycu need FIocria=.
We have some At SIS per 100 it. F. LIbbey &c.
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Auick service 10 st. Paul via II. & o.
And mort western points. on new B. q O. train,
leaEirr Washington 20 1888 A. m. daily, and
reaching - PsUi al 10 2. H. next day.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
COMMISSION FOR SPOILS
An Administration Scheme De-
n0unced in the Senate.

Republicans Join the Democrats In
Declaring That the Project OF
Sending Men TO China and Japan
to study Industrial Conditions Is
TO Provide Positions for Politicians
The evening times., 1900-05-31
HARrFoRD's VOYAGE ENp D.
FarraGut's Old Flagship Arrives at
Hampton Roads

NORFOLK. Va. May 31-AImiral Far
ragut's old flagship, the frigate Hartford,
ended her long VOYAGE from San Francisco
last night and came 20 anchor az Hsmp;on
Roads. The bat,leship KeaTsarge sailed TO-
dav Tor Brooklyn aud passed UP the coast
this afternoon.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
Rumor of Kruse-'s Captur

LONDON, May 31--It is rumored that
President Kruger has been captured six
miles from Pretoria. s1>-
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Going 10 buy Lumber.
Can first and see cur Sl5O best boards. F. Lib
6oy c.,
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SIynn's Rusinc~s CoIsoEc. sth aad *.
s5-Census Ofles Eyamination--s5
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Have yoa "A LE.ssEe- Us: to get Il bid
ong Nail it to az Bc4 shingles. exeo. Sc.
ca and n. y. ave.
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III Indiana Points.

Chesapeake ard Ohio trains leaving Washington
2,l5 p. m arrives indianapolis and Indiana points
next morning Best route, best service, best
Scenery.
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Going To buiid n houSe:
Consult first and buy doors, Sl-25, at 9Th and
n Y ava
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Ssrpenters find ours the Friendly
f.sefr. lfeInrt service-lowcst prices, ete. ts
Lilbc5 < Co.
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Norfoii< & Washington Steamboat Co.
Delightful rrips Gaiiy 81 ESQ p n. % Old Foia-
Ce,r-sor. NrspCrt Ntns- Nrr-cls. Virginia Be1cAs
sEJ Occ1a Nl-ss. Fcl slAc1lle see page =
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been expended, and point to the fact that
johannesburg with its gold mines alone Is
worth the price paid.
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Smallpox Epidemic at Hampton.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, May 31.-It has
been learned that a number OF cases OF
smallpox have been discovered In Hampton
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washingtOn-CieveIana sleeper Via
p. q o.
Quick service and superior accommodates dai-
iy on $50 p m. trair, witout change, arriving
Cleveland I0:35 next morning.
- S-szssT. --s.s 81
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Gail at I224 II 81. for Kretoi.
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Commander Of the German East Asia
squadron have received fun powers TO
deal with any contingencies affecting the
lives CT property of Germans.
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Do you want MiII1vork.

We sell window frames. 75e. +. Llhbey ca
- : : ss----ss1s zz.s-r1 -
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Quick service to Kansas city via

And points beyond, as well a. intermediate. on
n. o. train. leaving Washington 1905 a. m,
reaching st. Louis al 1910 and Kansas City
$50 p. m, next day.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-04-12

is not herein otherwise specifically
provided for, shall be sold within
tweve months after appraisement
under the direction of the secre-
tary of the interior, after due ad-
vertisement, at public auction TO
the highest bidder, at not less
than their appraised value.
"a. Any citizen occupying more
than four acres of unpiatted lands,
which may be laid out in town
lots in any town, and which are to
be sold at pubic auction as above,
shall have the right to select, in a
body, and retain a sufficient num-
Der OF such lois at their appraised
value as may be equal to the
standard allotment herein fixed,
to be taken in lieu of his allot-
ment. and in addition thereto he
may purchase one-fourth of the
remaining lots. to be selected in a
body, into which such land has
been divided, by paying two-thirds
of their appraised value.
%. If any citizen have lands
in any town, occupied and nsei
by him as a home, he may pur-
chase the lots into which such
lands may be plated by paying
one-half of their appraised value,
not, however, exceeding four
acres; but this right shall not
extend to persons who take their
allotment out Of the unplatted
lands as herein provided.
26 The purchaser of any un-
improved town lot sold at public
auction, shall pay twenty-five per
cent Of the purchase money at the
time Of the sale, and within four
months thereafter he shall pay
twenty-five per cent additional,
and the remainder Of the purchase
money he shall pay in two equal
annual installments without in.
terest.
q. If the purchaser Of any
town lot fail TO make payment ol
any sum when due, the same shall
thereafter bear six per cent interest
per annum until paid.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-04-12

Is. The purchaser Of any town
lot may at any time pay the tull
amount CT the purchase money,
and he shall thereupon receive
title therefor.
30. All town lots or parts OF lots,
not exceeding fifty by one hum
dred and fifty feet in size, upon
which church-house and parson-
ages have been erected, and which
are occupied as such at the time
of appraisement, shall be conveyed
gratuitously TO the churches to
which the Improvements belong,
and if such churches have inclosed
other adjoining lots actually nee
essary for their use, they may
purchase same by paying one half
the appraised value thereof.
80 All town lots purchased by
citizens under provisions of this
agreement shall be free from in
cumbrance by any debt contracted
prior to the date Of the deed there-
for, except for improvements
thereon. or for money borrowed to
pay the purchase price to the ma
ton.
81. Any citizen having the
right of occupancy of an unim-
proved residence lot in any town
at the date of this agreement, and
owning no other lot or land there
in, shall have the right to pur-
chase such lot by paying one-half
of the appraised value thereof.
80. Any person whomsoever
may bid for and purchase any lot
sold at public action as herein pro-
vided.
SO No taxes shall be assessed
by any town government against
any town lot remaining unso'd,
but taxes may be assessed against
any town lot sold "a herein pro-
vided, and the same shall consti-
tule a lien rpon the interest of the
purchaser therein alter any pay
ment thereon has been made by
him; and if forfeiture Of any lot be
(C0nciuded on page q
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-04-12
Legal " Blanks.
The following kinds of approved form,
on sale at
The . CHIEFTAIN

Before Harry E. DonCarlos United States
commssioner for the sixth commissioners
district of the Northern district Of the In
dian Territory.
Wm. Mellette. surviving partner Of the firm of
Barnes & Mellette, plaintiff
VS.
william Thornton. defendant.
WARNING ORDER.
The defendant. William Thornton, IS
warned to appear in this court within thirty
DAYS and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff. William ". Mellette. as surviving
partner Of the firm OF Barnes & Melleste.
Witness my hand and official sea- at my
Office in Vinita. Indian Territory. April IL,
1900 Harry f. DOnCarlOs.
(SeaD United States Commissioner
Blue & Wilson. A attorneys for plaintiff.
Geo. f Mccullough, Attorney for Non-res
ident Defendant.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-04-12
Provisions of TOwnsite
Clause.
MANY CLASSIFlCATI0NS.
Church Property Conveyed
Gratuitously
AGREEMENT.

AGREEMENT.
This agreement, by and between
the United States, entered INTO IN
its behalf by the commission to the
commission to the five civilized
tribes, Henry l., Dawes. Tams
Bixby, Archibald S. McKennon
and Thorn ,s B. Needles, duly APP
pointed and authorized thsreunto,
and the Cherokee tribe OF Indians,
in Indian Territory, entered into
in behalf Of said tribe by LucIen
B. Bell, Percy WHY, Jesse Coch-
ran and Benjamin J Hilderbrand,
duly appointed and authorized
thereunto
Wi.nesseth: That in considera-
zion OF the mutual undertakings
herein contained, it is agreed as
follows:
DEFINITIONS.
/. The words "nation" and
stribe" shall each be deemed TO
refer 10 the Cherokee nation or
tribe of Indians in Indian Terri
tory. The words principal
CHIEF shall bp deemed 70 refel 70
the principal chief Of said tribe.
The words "citizen" or "citizens"
shall be deemed to refer to a
member or members of said tribe.
The words dawes commission"
or commission shall be deemed
to refer 10 the United States com
mission to the Eve civilized tribes.
The word secretary" shall be
deemed to refer to the secretary OF
OF the interior.
fThe entire agreement viii make in the
,,elvbhorhood 81 seventeen columns in The
nmiiv ghieftaIn. aud as Il Is impossible 20
plint IL AN tOaay. that portion most import
ant to our daily readers has been glSen the
prefereneeJ
TowNsITEs.
Is. All towns in the Cherokee ma
ton, having a population Of two
hundred or more, shall be surveyed
and laid out, under rules and reg
ulations to be prescribed by the
secretary Of the interior, into town
lots, necessary streets, alleys and
parks, conforming to existing sur
veys where made by the Cherokee
nation, as far as may be, giving
to each town such territory as may
he required for its present needs
and reasonable prospective growth;
and the surveyors shall prepare
five correct plats OF each town and
forward same to the secretary Tor
his approval, and when approved
bv him be shall retain one Of said
plats, and transmit one to the
principal chief, one to the clerk OF
the United States court within the
jurisdiction OF which the town is
located, one TO the town authori-
ties. and one to the Dawes com
mission.
Is. There shall be townsite
4, committee for each town, which
shall, after survey has been com
pleted, appraise all town lots
therein at their true value at the
time Of appraisement. excluding
improvements, considering the To-
cation, surroundings and advanta-
ges Of the town, and shall appraise
the Improvements on each town
lot separately, and such appraise
fment shall be reported to the sec-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-04-12

LOltl AAlAtbO AAfA ~ 80 -
value OF any lot, thevalue there
Of shall be fixed by the secretary.
II. Each town-ite committee
shall consist OF one member,to he
appointed by the secretary OF. the
interior, one by the principal
chief. and one by the town author
tiles. neither Of whom shall Oe In
terested il any town lo' or lands
IN the town for which he is ap-
pointed except one lot Oh which
he may reside. Each member OF
such committee shall be entitled
to compensation only for The TIME
he ls actually employed IN the dis
charge OF his duies. aud he may
at any time, for good cause be re-
moved by the secretary 81 the IN
terror. In case the principal Chief
or the town authorities fail to ap-
point member of any townsite
committee as herein provided then
and III that event the appointment
may be- made by the secretary Of
the interior.
IS. All controversies between
claimants for the possession OF any
town lot or parcel of land in any
town, shall be decided by a ma
iority Of such townslle committee
subjsct TO the approval of the sec
relary of the interior
10. fAny citizen in rightful pos
session OF any town LOT which has
been improved as required by trib-
al laws, the right Of occupancy OF
which be has acquired under trl-
bal laws, shall have the right to
purchase same by paying one-haltI
the appraised value thereof, de-
ducting thereirom such amount as
may have been paid into the Cher
okee national treasury for such
right Of occupany.
20. Any citizen in rightful pos
session OF any town LOT having inn
provements thereon. other than
temporary buildings, fencing and
tillage, the occupancy of which
has not been acquired under tribal
laws, shall have the right to pur-
chase such lot by paying one-half
the appraised value thereof.
81. Any citizen in rightful pos
session of any Town lot, not bav-
ing improvements thereon, the
occupancy Of which has been ac-
quired under tribal laws, shall
have the right to purchase such
lot by paying two-thirds of the
appraised value thereof.
%. When the appraisement Of
any town lot so improved is made
and approved, the committee shall
notify the claimant thereof of the
amount Of the appraisement, and
be shall, within sixty days there
after, make payment of ten per
cent OF the amount due for the
lot, and four months thereafter he
shall pay fifteen per cent addition
al. and the remainder OF the pur-
chase money he shall pay in three
equal annual inslellmenis without
interest: but il The owner Of any
such lot fail to purchase the same
and make the first and second
payments aforesaid, within the
time aiore said. the lot aud I'M
proyemenls shall be sold al public
auction TO the highest bidder, un.
der the direction Of the townsite
committee, at a price not less than
their appraised value; and the
purchaser shall pay the purchase
/ ,,~,~a t,, sha ousr.r nf Tho f.,,.rt, 4, "a
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-04-12

Concluded on page p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The owners II the Madison Square Garden, New
York have offered to sell the building TO the gov
eminent for its uptown pnstoce for s. 500 noo, and
First Assistant Postmaster General Heath and
Postmaster Van Coft lgok favorshly upon the Offer
The Hernandez revolution is reported 10 he a~'fvr
aud gaining IN Venezuela. Gen. Ron, commanding
a force II rvoutiouiets attacked - EaVe5flrae9f
troops at Guabico The Troops were defeated Eisht
hundred rifles and large quantity q ammunition
fen into the hands of the ieFolutionizis
The 4 = : Nero during its recent survey for
transpseino cable, bruke the record for deep-sea
scundings One sounding, Guam island marx
ed tG0 fsthous aud snether 5 aGs fsihoms nnlv
sistv.six feet short Of six statute miles That Is
deeper than the highest mountain peak aa tne land
surface q the globe
There MAS quiet meeting n the members Of the
Union BFrcm Company, known "a the Broomeorn
trust, in Chicago. and II IS said offer made
10 advance the price ~ hrish frosn $50 to SD
ton. hut the wiser heads thought 1t best nos To do
t. The dealers outside claim this viii h. done ct
the next meftisS Prom all sections como rspxts
Of Increased aeFesges this year.
Enormous shipments ~ agricultural machinery
made 20 Russia for the Development ~ the vast
wheat fields ~ Siberia. Much machinery wiii SO to
Nistiyustos from Pacific ports The steamship Crsse
is loading at Philadelphia 8. SIS tons. mostly
and rcspers Tue steamship Verona VII sail fFpah
New Ycns direct fow Nisdispstns. Ia her vi
be IsH tons Il aud feap~fs A Batavia. n.
y manufacturer ~ said 70 have esDvrtssd sA4s
wn4th 81 haFesster.. and reAreFx syerT ws<k
during tho last two taouths. This machinery goes
chiefly 70 Germany France and Russia