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SON, SOUTH DAKOTA, MONDAY, AUGUST p. 1900.

been fighting the .iexi,cn troops in So
nora, have sued for peace. Two thou
sand OF the bucks yet under arms re.
fuse TO joln the tribal negotiations,
fearing that it means annihiiation
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DEPARTING FROM pEkIN

rory N'""r'tnns I.a." Under lui,.d
states EAcort
L"Nh'N, Aug. "a special dispatch
from f.nin, dated Au-. II. says:
ortv Americans, with an escort ~
United States troops, start ior lien Ism
tomorrow
MAY CONFfi, WITH ALLIES.
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The II in tie fable pu' or Sleeps
ciutnirs because II he travelled on hls
own reputation he couldn't accomplish
his purpose. Counterfetters or DeWitts
Witch Haz.i Salga conidu't SCI.
worthless saiyes on their merits SO they
put ,h-m II boxes and wrappers like
neNi't's. Look ont far them. Take
ou,y DeWitt's Witch Haze >alve II
cures piles and al skin Diseases
Cook < ODEF
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TEAA> PEOPLE PROTEST.
Public Nsetin. Denounoes Cncivilized
Conduct of ONO (itizene

iuDIlC meeting DeubunCss uGlXIllZeO
Conduct Of OHIO Citizens.
SHERMAN. Tex, Aug 21-At a pub
lie meeting Q! citizens Ael Ia IN the dis
trict COURTROOM aud presided over by
Judge Il. l., lakewood resolution.
were pa,sei protesting against unclv-
ilized conduct on the part OF citizens OF
our sister state Of ONO. and adnon.
ishing them of the pernlclous exampls
thus displayed III setting the laws ..
the lana al defiance III this age of CIV
llizatlon an, and OF Christianity.
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ES CONTROL
,ri,.n out of All the
Il. They Held i" the
,,;ur,c capital.
.n,I Forces Now En-
vu',..'" of the I'M
priaI Palace
|,.,tI.r Makes No Rcrl,
,;ur,.rl' Appeal for
| Iutalnlal'ol'.


L. otAes"'
Y lefees -
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t.. W. -
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! .....-4.' MY III I'"'h' ~.
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il. ~ 'fa'c nv -"
l - W engage "''n'1
.,etcl. ,,eats the re-
tr.ap. pursued the
r.ur, and over.
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HEIR POSTS.

:" China Ar. So In
D,c. 'Tnctcd.
MT '9N, Aug. Eth, stat.
'Merle,, "'ns steps tn have all
Their 'o'lsnls III CHINA re-.
from 'Ial posts as soon as nil
li.p -, aa.a'''iorcign outbreaks is
~.-n'lon of the depnr,
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!. : t4oaSht that his name
4, matter II form. More
I"o dispatches were
j, = o".'eral haifcc. but
/ 'Aapc that they can.
~ fo'I ~ the department.
a.. '''i a, Very important
D - 'a9l' they relate to cond,.
e ,r,. -" humber Of persons
'lh II the allied forces.
~ ,.4'.-y' ior the army. as well
~ a.e While II il known
!; .''"'e - these subjects. the
IT, - cannot ho dcc,phcrcd
NJ, ial 'lh"n' from deter
Oh. .IAf General Chnifco
). nave been sent To him
H." - sage. \Thc war de.
COM" - taken up the matter
con cation and has asked
,ac. ''' 10 see If the Chat.
4, ~ oe Strengthened out
,eper. ',4'n If the messages
~ ,'.. naiicc can reach him
4''o' Y delivered, why.
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who suif-- from stubbord coughs Is con-
sumptlor. t'oley's Honey md Tar. If
taken IL 'Ilua cures the cold. heals and
strengthens the lungs ard always cures
inoipieIt consumption
CHgI- S~uTTI
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II Ill. >.ta'p .ut NJ.


Nrw Y aE. Aa- Whipped into
.n>eu>!n..y il .t-,t: !. ,wo ra.ad, j
,he story ~ us-et q. I.m saarkey's
meeting wltl. + 10 I.;..,. mmons at the
Con,y l~lAnt opor,.a- club. Fltzsim-
mons Vas tAr ~ tor. -Aark"y the loser
When the n4un CAM together SAarhcy
assumed the aggressive. rushing
hcrcclv ana swinging wildly. F.tz.
s!mmun. Ha4 NJ difficulty in ,idestep-
pin. ont u. the way Bob soon began
i.ll.tlug Sharkcv into leads that lett
openlnc, o. winch lltz>lumons was
quick 10 taxi advantage aS he stepped
.n>ld. and put powerful right and left
sna>Ac> on the sailor body and neck
At tnr close II the round Sharkey, with
n terrific lcit swing which landed OF
the shoulder and neck, put Fitz>m-
mons down t. the floor oi the ring and
,hcn fell over him III his mad rush.
Tom rc-aIued his feet quickly. but the
bell rang with Fltzslmmon, stlll on the
floor
Tried 10 Annihilatc Tiiz.
In the second round Sharkey. having
gained confidence from his knocking
fltz down III the preceding round,
Went after his man a> II 10 annlhllate
h,m. lut Iltz. having the cooler head
and better Judgment. outEcnoraled the
Younger man. who seemed TO lose all
control ot himself III his frantic en-.
l,ayor, 10 land Oh FitZ Fitz stepped
into hum and literally battered Sharkey
down with rlghr on the body and with
lofts and rights on the head. Sharkey
took the count and came up groygy
He staggered back TO the ropes with
Eltz hot after hun. Sharkey was then
unable 10 protect himself and Fitz sent
that fearful right once more to the body,
following it up with right and left 10
hoay. Sharkev wabhlcd but still had
strength enough TO keep OH his feet.
Eitz stepped III again with another
right on the body. following twice with
rights and lcfts Oh the head and fin
,.ncd hi, work and the fight with II
singing left hook on the jaw, which sent
Sharkrv down and out
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug. - use" 0'''
,,aor = .,owlwav aboard the steamer
son,hynte. jumped overheard "he'
a, ~, c,tv and escaped. Detectives
afterwards arrested him about ~ ~ ~,
holow the city He Is suspee'ea -
ing AN anarchist.
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Chinese Leader Reported !" Have ''ee"
seen In Irktn.

rn,,c.e Leader reported I" Have Been
seen In Irkin.
PrKlN. Aug II. via che roo Aug
27-The japanese command the gates
of rho Forbidden City and are awaiting
instructions ns to whether 70 n''' '''ei'
or DESTROY them
Prime, Tuan. leader Of the insurrec-
tion. is reported to have been seen mere
and diiigcnt search Is being ii'''"e 'oi
him. J.,
Chinese cavalry are opli''hE ~
souods near Tung Chow ana squad
49,. 20 S,,hs and American cavalry
have been sent III pursuit 81 'h'''
II is beloved that the empress ~"
nccr has established her court ~ ~''''
I'm tho ancient capital
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HOIST CIBA'S FLAG.
Raised over >antiaE"'s Palace With Einb-

Raised over SnntiaEo's Palace With EiAb-
crate Ceremony.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. 2s.-lt Is
indicative OF the policy of the United
States government that the Cuban flag
,,,s hoistcd with elaborate ceremony
over the palace III Santiago. 1t floats
,h,ro for the first time since Cen
oval Shnttcr ordered il hauled down III
lNuS.
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Nnuui Indians 81" Tor Peace.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2,.-A special to The
Chronicle from III Paso. Tex, Aug. ~,
saws. The lguui Indians. who have
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Won,an's
Weakness

< woman 5 rcNroGuol!VV % SaHs
are in tie most ii'tonse ana con-
tinIous sympathy with her KID
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responding disease i'll The repro
duc,.ve or.ans. nodd's Kidney
Pills. BY restoring the kidneys TO
their perfect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful disorders
peculiar 10 worlcn Pale Young
girls worI,-ou. mothers suffering
wives and women entering upon
the Change OF Lie, Your aes'
friend is -
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-05-05
;BARAGA DEPARTMENT;

G. M, Saxby has closed ont his
business in Houghton, and removed
to this village, where he has opened
a large livery and sales stable-one
Of the finest in the county. The new
barn is large and nicely arranged,
is stocked with new vehicles, both
single and double, and first-class
horses. Mr. Saxby is well known
in Baraga, and will certainly do a
good business.
During the wind storm Sunday
night q boom containing nearly
2, 900, 900 feet OF logs, owned by the
Dollar Bay company, and which
were to be towed by the hester
Estate boats, broke loose. The
hester tugs were away at the time.
Two tugs were obtained Monday
from Charles Hebard & Son, Of
Pequaming, and nearly all of the
logs were soon picked up.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-05-05
ANY For You?

Following is the list of unclaimed
mail remaining in the postoffice at
Baraga, Mich. for the month ending
April 30, 1900:
Ladies-Signoria Barassa Cater
ina, Madame Rosanna Boulie, Rose
Beaudion.
Gentlemen-Harry Bevier, Park
Brandon (9, John Bissen, Zenophile
Behumeur, Alfred Beaupre, F. Clark,
Chas. w. Crosby, Chas. Call, Ma
pollen Derome, w. Danke, Jack
Downey, Napolen Daoust, Peter
Gay, Henette Hobelle, Frank King,
Anton Karinen, D. S. Myers, WV.
Mckay, d. p. Mccarthy, Jos. A.
Mcdonald, Jno. Smith, M. e. Starr,
]. ]. .Tounds, Bernard Trotchand,
Fred Tascott, Fraide Tacque (2),
G. A. Torsby, Lu Ungal.
Persons claiming the above mail
will please say advertised, and
give date of this list.
MRS. M. McINTosH, p. M
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Rev. ]. H. DeLacy was at Hough-
ton the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. N. Burke has removed from
the Swede Settlement to Baraga.
The hester mill will commence
operations for the season Monday
Frank Brown and Miss Della
Clishe, both of Baraga, were united
in marriage Monday
E. A. Cakes and w. B. Rice, OF
Milwaukee, spent Sunday in town,
guests Of Jerry Real.
The interior Of Andrew VAIL $
store has been reprinted, which
gives it very neat appearance.
The track into the Superior Red
Sandstone company's new quarry
near Newtonville has been put in.
Miss Louise Guidot returned Sun
day from LAnse, where she had
been visiting friends for two weeks.
A dance was given in Foucault s
Hall Friday evening, under the
auspices OF Prof. Bergeon or
chestra.
James Burns is having large
front window placed in his shoe
shop, and is also making many
other marked improvements to the
building.
Miss Edna Buchanan, who has a
position in the Western Express
Office at Houghton, returned to her
home in this village Wednesday, on
account of illness.
The hester tug B. F. Bruce is IN
drydock at Croze's yards, Hough'
ton, receiving a spring overhauling'
She took the place Of the Valerie,
which has just received a new outer
shaft.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Sax, who have
resided in Baraga for about two
years, left Thursday for Reed City
lower Michigan, where they viii
reside. They take with them tn
best wishes OF their friends.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-05-05

Commissioner Osborn reports that
the Michigan earnings Of railroad
companies for March were %, 1885,
1885, an increase of 1870, 298. AZ
over March, 1899. For the first
quarter Of this year they we're
S3, 916, 941.77, an Increase over the
same period last year OF 81, 257,
|O11.79, or 1928 per cent.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-05-05

See 1.-THE VIM. Kitz hat" Always
sold for 81; special for this week at
$3.50, at the VIM. Kitz Co., Barsga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-05-05

THE SENTINEL Office is headqua r.
tiers for everything in the job
printing line.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-05-05

Shoe sale will continue for anoth.
err week at the VIM. Kitz Co. Baraga
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(sDaily. tDsily except Sunday
(tDaily except Saturday,
The evening times., 1900-03-12
MEAT FOR THE SOLDIERS
Secretary Wilson Talks About a
Carload Recently Shipped.
He Denies That II Was Prepared
According to n Formula Furnish
ed by the Department of Ag-
ricuIture-America Beef Superior
to That Jsed in south Africa.

Secretary Wilson this morning made
several interesting statements about a
carload of meat recently shipped to the
troops in the Philippines from Chicago.
This meat, which consisted Of pork and
ham, with a small quantity Of beef. re-
port from the West said. had been pre-
pared by formula furnished by the De-
partment of Agriculture In regard to
this matter the Secretay said
AS far as l know we have not given to
the Chicago company any formula in an
official way. but most probably they have
been advised regarding the best method
to prepare the meat for shipment and
preservation. The formula is very simple.
II comprises but two items, which are salt
and cold storage. That may seem ridicu-
lous but If the meat is salted properly
and placed in cold storage it will last for
an indefinite length of time. The Chicago
company, if they follow this formula in
the preparation of meat, will undoubtedly
always send the right article
"Our American cattle give the best beef
in the world and Great Britains supply
With all its boasts about the superior
quality of the meat prepared under Eng
lish direction is inferior to our Iowa beef
and other meats. Besides, the English do
not use cold storage. In the present war
in South Africa Great Britain has no cold
storage houses for the meat used by the
troops, and furthermore there are but few
of these in England.
In Manila, cur Government has an irli'
mense cold storage house and hence every
pound of meat consumed by the American
troops on the island is good. Therefore. l
can say probably the only formula which
the Chicago company uses is one which
has been employed for years. salt and
cold storage"
The evening times., 1900-03-12
ELECTION IN OAKLAND.
Issue Taken Upon Important Town
improvements

OAKLAND Md, March 12.-The munich
pal election for Oakland will be held to-
day. Two tickets have been nominated.
the citizens ticket and the Democratic
ticket. John W. Hart, Democrat. for
mayor. has been endorsed by both sides.
For councilmen the citizens meeting nom
mated J. c. Peddicord and Charles Davis.
Republicans. and W. r. Meally. Demo-
crat. The Democratic meeting nominated
J. A. Delawder, Andrew Helbig, and
Thomas Little.
Much interest was shown in the cGnven-
tions. as the persons now elected will have
some very important matters to deal with
before the expiration of their term. The
franchise granted to ID. E. Offutt several
years ago for electric lights for the town
will expire in one year, when it is suppos-
ed either that new contract will be en-
tered into with Mr.. Offutt or the town will
put in a plant Of its own.
The new council will also have control of
the building of waterworks and the float
ing of the bonds for that purpose. Two
The evening times., 1900-03-12
A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
TWENTY-FIVE Years Constant Use
without a Failure.

The first indication of Group is hoarsc-
ness, and in a child subject to that dis
ease it may be taken as a sure sign of
the approach of an attack Following this
hoarseness is a peculiar rough cough IL
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, it will
nreyent the attack. 1t is used in many
thousand of homes in this broad land and
never disappoints the anxious mothers. We
have vet to learn of single instance in
which 1t has not proved effectual. No
other preparation can show such record
-twenty-fv years constant use without
failure. For sale by Henry Evans
wholesale and retail. and all druggists.
The evening times., 1900-03-12

of time by disastrous fires, have resulted
in depriving the inventor of any substan-
tial profits for his invention, which is an
extremely useful one, and virtually linn
tied its life to a period of six years in
stead of seventeen years, which the law
provides.
'Ia view Of all the facts in the case.
your committee reports favorably on the
bill extending the life of these patents
five years frCn the dates of their respect
i've eXpiration "
The evening times., 1900-03-12

years ago the corporation voted a bond is
sue OF $40 600 for municipal Improvements.
Already a considerable amount OF money
has been spent on the streets but the
questions of most importance with which
the new council will have to deal is fhe
settling of the electric light controversy
and the building Of waterwOrks.
The evening times., 1900-03-12
INTRODUCED AN EPIDEMIC.
Sac and Fox Indians suffer From
Smallpox.

. PERRY. Okla. March 12.-The chief Of
the Sac and Fox Indians declares that
smallpox was introduced into that tribe by
means of kiss.
A Sac and Fox squaw attended the fu-
neral of Creek squaw who. it was found
later had died of smallpox. The Sac aud
Fox squaw kissed the body. Fifteen days
afterward she broke out with smallpox.
which spread throughout the whole tribe.
The chief says he lost forty-two members
Of the tribe and 21S dogs by the disease.
The evening times., 1900-03-12
SPRIMG
SICKNESS

Is sometimes a slight ailment, but it is
SO often followed by serious sickness that
the wise heed it's warning voice without
delay. At the first symptoms of physical
discomfort or disturbance, the first lam
guild, wearied feeling-yes even before
they appear it is the greatest wisdom to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla as a preventive
and cure. Loss of appetite, dull head
aches, bilious turns and that tired feeling
as well as blood eruptions, boils and
scrofulous or eczema symptoms are all
promptly dispelled by Americas Greatest
Spring Medicine. A single bottle will do
YOU an immense amount Of real, practl-
Cal good. Get it Today.
The evening times., 1900-03-12
verdict lsainSt a RniIroad.

HAGERSTOWN. Md. March 12.-The
jury in Re ease Of Thomas Delaney. who
sued the Norfolk and Western Railway
Company for $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained By drinking concentrated I've ut
me water cooler in the station at ShenaH-
dosh Junction, W. Va. one night last De-
cember. brought in verdict for S2.J0O
for Delaney.
The evening times., 1900-03-12
AIRING CARNEGIE's AFFAIRS.
The steel Magnate Said to Be Will
ing to Settle With FricIS.


PITTSBURG, March 1.-THE delay by
the Carnegie Steel Companys attorneys
in filing the answer to II. c. Frick's suit
is considered here as proof that the talk
of a compromise may turn out TO be true,
and the conference that President Schwab
held on Thursday with Mr.. Tricks repre-
sentatives has strengthened the impress
sion Mr.. Frick wants $4,000, 600 instead
of the $6, 600, 600 which the Carnegie COM
pany is willing to give him for his inter-
ests in the company, payable in INSTALL
ments of $500. 900 year. Those who be-
lieve that a compromise will be reached
say that the company can better afford to
give Mr. Frick what he asks than to take
it's business affairs into court and show
the sources and amounts of its profits,
and also because the continuance of dis
sension among the stockholders may re-
duce the estimated profits of 100000 900
for 1900 by as many millions as would be
needed TO satisfy Frick.
The chief obstacle to an amcable set
tlement is believed to be the language of
the petition in equity filed by Frick, in
which he charges Andrew Carnegie with
fraudulent scheming." Mr. Carnegie is
known to value his reputation for personal
honesty and integrity higher than his busi-
ness interests, and some of his friends say
he cannot afford to compromise with Frick
after the serious charges the latter made.
The evening times., 1900-03-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, the Sis
ter of former President Cleveland, and
mistress OF the White House before the
marriage Of her brother, visited Washing
ton last week. While here she called upon
President and Mrs Mckinley.
The evening times., 1900-03-12
Japanese CrinkLe Cloth

i TO 6-yard lengths, in pink.
light blue, navy, red, and black.
with stripes, all widths; also
black with white dots, lSc value,
12Jc yard.
The evening times., 1900-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh arc en-
joying the rly spring at Palm Beach
where they have taken a cottage until the
close of the Florida season.
The evening times., 1900-03-12
FaiIIe

"a companion to silk Faille.
These come i'm both dark and
light grOunds-an entirely new
wash fabric-375c yard.
The evening times., 1900-03-12
LANSBJRG 1 & L RO.
Washington's Favorite Store.
New Spring
Wash Goods.

Past seasons will be far sur
PASSED in point of variety and
uniqueneSS of StYle.
The evening times., 1900-03-12
Satin Rave

in pink, red, light blue, navy, he
Ito. yellow, and Nile; these have
a satin self-color stripe, 12Ic yd.
The evening times., 1900-03-12

These. unhappy persons who suffer from nervous.
ress and dyspepsia should use Carter's Little
Nerve Pills which made expressly for sleep
less, nervous, dyspeptic sufferers. Price % cents
The evening times., 1900-03-12

AT the court ball given at st. Petersburg
two strikingly noticeable guests present
SC says report--were the Princess Trou-
betskoy. formerly Amelie Rives Chanler,
who wore richly embroidered white satin;
and the Princess CantacuZene, who was
radiant in rose Colored velvet, with shoul-
der straps of big diamonds. Rose velvet
and solitaires are lovely in their way, OF
course. but there is no doubt that the de-
but of General Grants granddaughter at
the Court of Russia would have been vast
ly more imposing if she could have worn
that gold cloth robe covered with coin and
the crown and zone of Diamonds which
some imaginative correspondent included
in her trousseau and which for court ball
purposes. it seems rather a pity that she
did not possess. The latest accounts from
Odessa are that the Princess is convalesc-
ing from her serious illness.
The evening times., 1900-03-12
Dirigo Dimity

IA beautiful fabric, and that is
destined TO be- popular, 15c yard.
The evening times., 1900-03-12

Ask tor Heurich's il You wart pure beer.
Phone 6Si. Arlington Bottiing Co., for a case.
The evening times., 1900-03-12
To Rebuild the Theatre Francais.

PARIS. March 1.-THE government will
ask the Chambers for a credit of 2.2c00'
fracns for the reconstruction of the Thea
tire Franchise.