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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

ny zapas kot6w do tepienia szszur
row j ma nadzieje ma tym pomykle
zrobl6 maiatek Pierwszy transport
kot6w bsdzie wyprawiony p ggrud-
MA.
W spraw'e.padk u pe Pu-
1aAkjm.
Kuryer Codzienny donosi, il
spadkobiercY Kazmirza Pnlaskiego,
poleglego wwojnle "a niepodleggsok6
stan6w Zjednoczonych, podjeli
staranla v celu odebranla milion".
wego spadku. Poniewaz zmar}Y
sw6j maiatek przekazal siostrze
Wqglersklcj, wiec do rodziny We
gierskich calkowity spadek naleSy.
sk1ada sic on 2 majatk6w zawiera-
jacych $50 ARROW zlemi~ PcDiewaz
cs1onkowie obdsrzonej rodzinY
zamiesskuj3 v ksiestwie Poznan~
sklem, Gallcyi i Wsrszawie, wisc
do Ameryki wyjechall JUL adwoka-
ci z Posnanla i Krakowa 80 War
szawy zaS " oelu wlndykacyi spad
ku wyjesd3a pan Hcnryk Wegier~
ski.
T.. k1mtenia.
Hawthorn, Cook Coz
Kamieuiarze W naszem mafem
miasteczku zaczynaja nasladowat
robotnik6w " bezboznyoh stolicach
europejskich i gwa}ci6 n1edziele
swieta.
Me dziwilbym sic, gdyby
nieieden musia1 dzioIke odra-
bia6, lecz pracuja nlepoczciwcy nj
akord czyli raczej No kontrakt.
A przeciez Pan Bog juz v
: starym zakonie da} 10 przykazai
} ola ludu przez Mojzesza, ma g6rz'
. Sinai, " kt6rych trzecie przykaza
= ME brzmi ,,Pamietaj, abys dzie'
: SURETY kwiecl4''. Me wyrazi{ 81
kr6tko, re ,,masz dzien 6wiet..
swieci6 = ale spotegowa} to PREY
= kazanie s1owem ,,pamietaif".
Masz szesG dni roboczych
pracui " te dnie, lecz ME .ggwaic '
7mym odpoczycku cia}a b}ogieg'
. pokoju duszy:;
Niechaj innowiercy " Nledzie
: le i 6wieta pracuja, jezeli chca' al
ty, katoliku, ME powinienes;
A 2 reszta, jezeli jaki katolil
koniecznie. pracowa6 must " dzie1
swiateczny, ma ten zarobiony gros
odda6 ma ko6ci61 lub ju}muzne. :
Ale czy nasi kamieniarze tax ozyniaa
E Gdziez tamil Swiateczny ich zar6be|
E idzle najcze6clej do piek}a, d
d,ab4a - do salonu!
Il Praca 6wisteczna to chciwoS
ludzka, goni2ca "a zYakiem. KIT
MIA Boga obrazi, ME bedzie mu Pal
!, Bog blogos}awi}, gdy bedzie chcla
cokolw1ek uczynic ma kolzysc swegg'
, ognlska.
Il w Dzien s~wiateczny, trzeb'
.s11 l-n nooso~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
FRASZKI.

y
Nauks - nSzsyych klasalcah
pewnego ,ak1sda po1sks.
ameFyk ahsksego
Go Jest kapusta?,
- Kapusta ; sliwkaml jest
siodka. : szperkami jest kwa6na.
Kapusta jest bardzo uiebespieczna,
DO naucsyoiele wyzy~.ja ohlopa-'
k6w cd kapuScianyoh glabow j
lb6w. Ale kapusta jest jeszcse
niebezpieczniejsza. gdy : niej zro-
big bigos. Bo, gdy chlopy zacznae
sic piesciami kijaml bigosowat,
wtedy ja uciekam, abym czego ME
oberwa{.
G Jest kura?-
K MIC ME robi, jeno je
i ezasaml jajko zniesie. Ale tedy
zaraz g8osno gdacze. Kura ME "a
rabia sobie ma zycie. jak osief. mui
albo vol. TIE MUSIC ciezko ciagnad,
MIN dostana je66. Kura sobie pc
ogrodzie spaoeruje i ziemie drapie
Kura jest bardzo drapiezna, DO
ma dzl6b i pazury. A gdy SIC ko.
guty FACING dziobad j bic, krew i'm
z grzebieni6w c~iecze, na CO ia pa
trzec ME moge.
Go jest " al?
- Kowal Jest czarny z duzym
mlotem i sk6rzanym fartuchem.
Me chcialbym bye kowalem,
DO kowal must brzydkic konskie
kopyta czy6cie, potem je pail pod
kowa, 20 6mlerdzi. A jak zacznit
duzym m}otem tfuc zelazo, i jail
zaczna iskry pryskac, tedy mnit
tam juz ME ma, DO ogien parry
Moi wuja jest kowalem-ten co 81.
nazywa: Billy Grutza.
~ZUCH
- Upraszam laskawego pan:
pokornie 0 jaimuzne. Jestem v
okropnem %po}ozeniu, gdyz usta'
wicznie dciga mnie jakie6 nieszcze.
Sole.
- 4 tos sic do dobrego zwrd.
Gil zr6d}a. Jestem tainym policyan.
tenn. - Musisz re mua pomaszero'
wac do .cyrkutu. Ale pcwiedz m
wprz6dy, jake to nieszcze6cie Gle
bic tax p~rzesladuje?
A no, ma przyk}ad teraz, i
djabli pana tn nadali, ably mni'
przycapi6! I
- Co czytasz?
Znalazfem jeden z twycf
list6w mitosnych; pisales ze. =
wol1sz pickle ze nina, nil niebo be-
zemnie.
Nieststy! zyczenie me SIS
spelnl1o.
q c.loN ieka wioay stsnowia
TO ssmo CO korzen,e u rosl,n.
vi my, ie pc korzen,u moins
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
KS. MIECZYSkAW KO

X. KO
P~YTK1EWlCZ opuscii para
6e Mana> unska " Pennsyl-
vani,; ma jego mlejsce, POI
~ola' ks. arcybiskup Ryan
ks. Chajeck'ego bylego pro
boszcza z Mount-C Carmel. Pa.
kaplana miluj4ceeo lud polsk'
i dzielnego patr> ote. On tc
dla m,losci tego ludu, by mi
n,est- pocieche duchowa; po~
daryl az W dixie stepy Me-
ksyku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

z%oNoBoJcA SKAzA.
w miescie Washing
ton " Pennsylvania. niejak'
wincenty Nc cowiak la
pewne Matkowiak) zosta'
ma II letaie w'ezie~
ME w%kryminale sta1iowem "a
zab6jstwo swej tony: W
mies:acu Czer~cu zastrzel'' on
sxa Zone " Nc Donald Me
podobna mu bylo dowieSt
morderstwa W ~pierwszem
stopniu. gdyz ME bylo do
statecznego Swadectwa. Mac
kowiak sam przyznal sic dc
morderstwa W drugim stop
niu. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
TAUNTON, Mass.

TAUNTON, Mass. - Pc
lacy i Litwini dopiero Cd
t,zech lat zac,eli SIC tn oslo
dlac. Licza ich tn teraz ma 400
dusz. Przewazna Geese pocho-
.d1i ! Galicyi. Litwinow Jest
oko'o 50. Dick kilku pre-
d1alniom " Taunton . robote
ola przybysz6w ME trudno.
WIARUsA.I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

daryl az W dixie stepy Me-
ksyku.
MILWAUKEE. Albert
Coma. robotn k. ooegdaj ran''
o godzioie W pol do piatej
przechod &C przez szyny kole'
Oh cago Milwaukee & St
Paul niedaleko IS Ave. gdy
~powracal z roboty do domu
pod N. 943 American Ave
zosta} ma zabity ma miejscu
przez przejezdtaiaca lokomo
tywe. Albert Coma lat 43
pozostawil zone ! czworo ma
ly.h dzieci. Cialo zabrali do
morgl.
WELLS. MINI. Nasz
wielebny ksiadz Jan Cieszy6.
ski. rozpoczat JUL tutai budo
we nowego koscio}a. j pod
takowy zalozone juz zosta}y
Fundamental. W lynne samym
budynku ma dole zna. dowat
sic tez bedzie j hala do po-
siedzet, kosci6( zas urzadzo-
ny z%ostanie u CORY. Budynek
z wiosna wykohczonY costa
ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

R~EICHENSTElN z BRUK-
SELL, .by4y agent londyhskiego
banku W Johannesburgu. " Poludn.
Afryee, bawiacy " Chicago " no.
telu Victoria, wyrazil sic jak nasts-
puje:
Klopoty inansowe " Londyn''
spowodowane zosta}y wy
datkami ma wojne z TranswaIen
oraz zamknieciem kopaln z{ota v
owym kraju: " og6le da sic v
Anglli odczuwat brak pienledzy'
I'm d}uzej potrwa wojna W Po}udn
Afryce, tenn trudniej bedzie o pie
|niadze 2 panika hnanso"a ok'z'
sic nieuniknlona. Me ulega watpli~
wosci, re miedzynarodowi zydowscJ
panklerzy W Europe pomagajs
Anglii W obecnej wojnie. Me q
oni W niej bezpo6rednio interesowa'
nj, lecz 60 zdanis, re powodzenie
Anglii znaczy og6lnie powodzenie
Europy, a ma tenn zarobia ii bankie'
rzy wiele. Rozw6j Transwaalu poo
panowaniem angielsklem dostarczy
Europe wiecej z}ota, niz kt6rykol.
wick inny kraj. Cyrkulacya teggo
z}ota ma rynkach europejskich zna
czy jak najwleksza pomyslnosc, 9
czem zydowscy bankierzy najlepie!
wiedza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

dobra farme, : budynkami ! inwen'.
tarzem, przy rzece 2 dr1ewem !
4akani, dajacemi do 80 ton najlepo
szego siana, niechaj SIC zglosi do
nilei podpisanego. Parma, oczysE-
cxona : kamieni. obejmuje so ak
row. WlaScic,el, sam tylko 1onae.
gospodarnjacy, mpsi il sprzedad :
powodu podeszlego wieku.
s ) q z eman
North Prairie; MINI.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12
I. N. RatcIiff Mercantile Company,
Big Department Store uinifa, l. T.
TOWNSHIP EXPENSES,
Slow and Expensive Work of
the TownSite Board.

An elaborate report has been
made aud submitted to the senate
committee with reference to the
survey and appraisement Of In-
dian Territory townsites. Toe
report closes with the following
rThat the Muskogee towi ils
commission is now, aud has been
since about May 20. 1892, engaged
in surveying and plating The town
of Mukrgeo, Cresk uationl that
ths total expense OF this commits
sion up and including March II,
1900, ass been approximately sll,- =
667 3S; nat the plat of said town
wiz probably be received in this
Office BY April 1, 1900, that it is
unders ood said commission is ap.
| p .aising the lots 10 said town that
sIid pppraisement will probably
b completed by May /, 1900; that
tie v agoner townsite commission
has surveyed and plated the town
o. Wsgoner, Creek nation; that
the p az prepared by said commits
S on , now before the department
| that pc total expense incurred by
id commission from August s
| 1899, the date the chairman en-
taTed on duty, up to and including
Deee nber 81, 1899, has been ap
pros mately s4340 2S; that sal,
conn oission is now engaged in ap
prai ing the lots in said town, ant
lha, il is expected such appraise
insn viii be completed by Apri
/ 30. lQOO.n
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12
DO THEIR OWN PLATING.
If Willing to Bear Expense,
Places Need Not Wait.

Sum MrAl -sl, r April 10
- b. Chccnw ',Nnsiir commits
sion ha- received Az ordrr from
the department ~ lie interior
advising them that all towns
desiring TO do 50 may pro-
ceed at their own expense to sur
vey and make a plat Of the town
and file with the commission such
plat for approval. In accordance
with this order the following letter
is being sent today by the commits
sion to the mayors Of incorporated
tows and postmas,ers of unincor-
porated towns in the Choctaw ma.
lion:
"The townsite commission for
the Choclaw nation have been in.
slructed by the department of the
interior to establish the exterior
limits of all towns in the Choctaw
nation before beginning the work
and plating the same and that at
the time Of the visit of the com
mission to each town TO establish
such limits the authorities or citi.
zens be given the privilege Of lay.
ing out and plating the same al
their own expense where they SC
desire under the instructions o.
the townsite commission, the plaI
to be submitted to the commission
for transmission or approval,
"Should you desire TO survey
and plat your townsile at you
own expense as above indicated
you are requested to communicate
with this commission at the earl
lest dav practicable, advising th,
commission of the present popula
tion Of town, upon what line Of raj
road it is located and if not on th'
railroad, your nearest and mos
convenient shipping point"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12
INDIAN TERRITORY LAND.
Whites Soon Will be Able to
Purchase Tracts,

"The time is coming when the
white man can go into the Indian
Territory and purchase land upon
which to build a home," said In
spector Wright, who represents
the interior department in its
dealing with the FIVE civilized
tribes, this event <.
"At present there are only two
small towns in which land can be
purchased from the Indians.
These lands can only be sold in
town site lots. II is impossible TO
purchase farm land from the In
dians. There is a great deal of
bpsiness being done in the Indian
Territory by white persons, but
the land upon which their build
ings are located is owned by the
Indians, to whom the merchants
pay rent.
can agreement has been reached
however. that will make it posi-
BILE for the white men to purchase
land. After all the land has been
appraised by the Dawes commits
sion, it will he allotted to the In
dians, each one getting his share
Title will then pass to the indiana
as individuals. They will be abl'
to sell a portion of the land out
right and the purchaser will re
ceive a clear title to the property
A certain amount, however, mus
be retained by each Indian as
homestead. The rest of the LAM
he can dispose of to whomever b
pleases,
at will take a long while 70
this land to be appraised and tn
allotments made, but eventual
: the white men will be allowed
: own land in the territory. In thi
, event, the land will be subject
3 tax. As it is now the merchant
: in small towns have a municipa
; ity. They tax themselves, pay
} personal tax, but cannot tax II
land owned by the indians. Whe
e the land has been allotted, it wi
be subject TO taxation.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12
CHEROKEE WARRANTS.
To Be Paid. at Once to The
Amount of $i60.3l4,

The Unied States Indian agent
at Muskogee has just received no
liOe from the department at Wash
ingtan TO begin as soon as pructic-
able the payment of Cherokee
warrants and interest as followe:
Asylum fund. s,llS SO, general
fund, sSS, ,6S7, l6; orphan fund,
s23, ,043 26; school fund, s4S, ,470,-
ls; in all sl5O,Si4.19. The pur-
pose Of this payment is to retire
all warrants, as far as practicable,
with reference to seniority of date Of
issuance, aud interest on oplslapd-
ing warrants that have accumulat'
ed one years interest al the time
Of payment.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12
TOWNSHIP AMENDMENT.
Changes in Congress Will
Not Effect Its Provisions.

Judge c. b. Stuart, one OF the
delegates from the South McAles-
ter convention to Washington,
passed through this city on the
COON Ayer, returning to bis home.
'epuo towns,s amendment to-
the appropriation bill will gO'l
through substantially as il was
first intended, " said sudee Stuart.
"When Senator plalt asked Tor
further consideration, 1t was un-
derstood that the amendment
would go into conference commit
tee and there be passed upon faT-
orably The people will get
remedy in this bill,
Congressman Little has be.
come disgusted with some OF the
people in the territory who are
writing letters asking him to not
push bis bill abolishing tribal tax
and substituting therefor a system
Of taxation on all inhabitants Of
the territory alike. These letters
in the main come from people who
are opposed to taxation; who do
not have 10 pay but small per-
nit tax, and who, furthermore,
want governmental aid. AS soon
as get to South McAlesi0r / shall
call meeting and wire ths sense
OF that meeting to Congressman
Little. 1t will show that he has
the support Of every financial con.
cern in that town, The people o.
Muskogee should take the sam,
action
"Ihe Gaines bill will pass al
right, as will the bill giving th'
clerk Of the court Of appeals Of th'
terninry au horiiy 10 grant letter
, at incorporation 10 eanesrns want
, ing TO DO business in territory
! Judge Stuart has been absent sil
/ .weeks, and 10 that time he ha
worked ineeialigahly for the peo
, pie OF the terriloIy-for the bss
results He is one OF those tire
Q less, persistent men, and. his wor
y at the national capital will have
= wonderful effect. "When | lei
last Friday the Creek treaty wa
still in the hands Of the secretal
OF the interior. do not knO'
1 when IL will be presented to cor
Q gress. - Muskogee Times.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12
Vnroner Court Next Month

The civil docket of the wagner
court viii set tomorrow morning
Ger irial, beginning on May 9TH.
Derg'y Clerk Clayton Hunter la,'
evening rscrlvsd word from Judge
Thomas that he would be here TO
hear the civil docket, beginning
on ihe aboys date The docket
will accordingly be set tomorrow
morning and the other necessary
arrangements made for the term
The petit jurors who served at the
late term Of criminal court held by
Judge Gill will be recalled to try
the civil docket, which now con
sisls Of abou, $50 cases.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12
nHzHnAn FINDLEY nJHcrHO.
BIueIseket Man Elected for Nonpay
ment OF Tribal Revenue.

Arthur Chamberlain, Indian po-
liceman acting under orders from
the Secretary Of the Interior ar
rested and carried beyond the
bounds Of the Indian Territory
yesterday afternoon, Hezekiah
Findley Of near Bluejacket on the
charge Of shipping hay without
paying the tribal tax.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12
B.smarck's Iron Nerve

was the result OF his splendid health
Inomltable Will aud tremendous en-
ergy are not found where stomach
liver, kidneys aud bowels nro out ol
order. II you want these Qnaitlo'
and the success they bring psrT ~
Kings new life pills. Thel aegelol
every power Of brain and oodf unll
25c at Peoples drug store anN a "
Eor6mans.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12
YnInabIe Barn Burned.

A large barn on John Cheni lsr's
farm six miles southeast OF towt was
burned Saturday night, with a lnsn-
tlty OF corn and hay, etc. IL iSsup-
posed TO have been the work o\ an
incendIary. Mr.. Chandler carried
$3.50 insurance, The loss Of tle
building was t7OO or $500 aud the VI
ue OF the contents is not definitely
known.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12
TIre miami Court.

Thd term Of court held at Miami
last week was somewhat remarkable
In that the Jury was empanelcd but
never sworn TO try a case as there were
no cases to try. Six prisoners were
tasen there for trial on change Of
,ehue from here and other places but
ali pleaded guilty and were sentenced.
The grand Jury was 10 session about
nye hours and adjourned without re-
turning a single Indictment. The
commissioner bound no one over q
Miami,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12
ard ChiIdren's Low Shoes


fol
o adand cheaper than be buoh
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12

Silver Laced Wyandolte eggs. l
have "a selected hens. The head OF
the bunch was scored BY Q. A. Emery
OF Carthage, Mo, at oS points. The
highest score known for a Silver
Laced Wyandotte Ny heus are al
standard size, aud beauties Cal
and see them. W. H. Tibblls, vlnl
"a, 1T d2wdf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12

n and andm
lmy the
n schaa line Of
o her aers po
tnans tly
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-04-12
Our Standard So and $3.50 Mems Shoe

lat idea aiEne
freD Dcvan
anan oorrt
You find
-
For fashionable crtun
Of in this bit IS
t tuppyy in
G view espeG prices
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04
ANri.lYMcH LAW DOESN'T MOLD GOOD.
The Jury Says the County is Not Rsspon-
sibie For Mob Violence.

The Jury says the County IL Not Rsspon-
sible For Mob Violence.
Charleston, .. c., Sept. E.-The an
ti-lynchIng law of this state. making
the county responsible for damages to
the family of the victim, has received
another back eye. On January A, 1897 /,
Isaac Brown, q negro, was hanged 10
the railroad crossing at Stlliton, VI.
anpeburx county, his neck broken and
his body riddled with bullets; Browns
father brought suit against the county
for damages last year, but the jury
promptly brought in verdict for the
county. The verdict was set aside o.
Judge Gage, aud another Trial Of the
same case has been had, this week, and
another verdict rendered for the coun-
ty of Orangeburg
the defense offered no testimony. re
living upon the failure TO prove Iynch
ing, which, he cOntended, required th'
congregation of mob or . multitud'
of per Ons. Buchanan, the presidiI
| Judge, charged the jury that q y nchinl
might be committed by mob or D.
any person or persons, but the charg
appears to have had no effect on Tn
iury. A motion for new trial will
made, but this second verdict chow
conclusively that the anti-lyn III o.
Or owls on of the constitution OF 1895
a dead failure, 30 far as it provioe
damages for the heirs Of the victin
though it is admitted that in its pr
mary object, the suppress ion OF lynct
ing IN this State, it has been larger
successful.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04
TO caou CORES N zAnx,sAa.


EAsfsEs Ness~s 60 e~ Isa~D~ss>&s 90 .ss
Jsst>s sssnss' sspSly.
London Dispatch.
Zanzibar may sapplAnt the UniteSt
States - the sourue VI Great Brit
isn's cotton supply. Tb. ASit.Iioa
over the cfisis in The Lancashire tex-
tile trade has resulted Ia . plan -
introduce the cotton industry, IN
def the guardianship oil British cAp..
tAI, into ths little isiand domain In
the Indian Oca.n
The aashorities. assert thatl Z.nEi.
bar aud the cont.guou. territory
along the last african coast Is The
only region IL the world where ,cUt-
ton fully equal In quaiity1so the
American product can he grown.
There are Indications that no reliei
may te expected from the United
States either this year or next, aud
the situation has given rise Ia
3 variety vi suggestions for EN-
ancip~sion irum Yankee mAnip-
ulAtion of The cotton production"
One VI these novel proposals re-
commends that rzinie, = plant that
grows Wild In the Jungies Of India,
De scientifically used. II Is sid thai
raInie can be worked into anything
that b now made cut of cotton, silk
or wool.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04
THE COAL
STRIKE.
COAL OPERATORS MEET AND
DISCUSS THE SITUA-
TION.


The Mines Compi.seiy Tied up aud Coal
Famine Raportsd ia Many Cities-A Ten
Per Cent Advance wn Probably be
Granted.
The striking miners constantly
gain accessions To their ranks -
the strike progresses, and the oper
ators more clearly see their inabil
ity TO operate the mines by the aid
OF non. union men. Ii has been re-
ported that negro labor from tht
South was to be imported 70 MI
the strikers places, but this turns
out 70 be false. Ihe presence Of
the negro in the mines would unit,
thejentire white foreign and native
population in . more determines
effort to win, and result In serious
inj ary, perhaps death, to the ne
groes. Thu operators dare not bring
1egroes into the coal region. The
attempt TO bring bituminOus coal
into the hard coal markets has also
failed, the soft coal miners refusing
to mine coal for such purpose.
The presidents Of the great coal
roads met In New york Thursday
and 1t Is believed that they have
ag reed to accept ten per cent ad
vance in wages. The coal operators
Of the Wyoming and LackswannS
Valleys also met at Wiikesbarre
last week and discussed the matter
of raising the wages Of the miners
at least 10 per cent. There is q
strong feeling against recognizing
the Miners Union; but President
Mitchell, Of that organization, say.
ne will not stand in the way Of the
men accepting an advance, anG
would have no objection to tn,
operators dealing direct with the
meu.
1t Is believed that the strike will
end this week.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-04
CAPTURED BY
FILIPINOS.
CAPTAIN SHIELDS AND HIS
ENTIRE COMMAND MADE
PRISONERS.
BELIEVED THAT SEVERAL MEN WERE
KILLED.

War breaks Out In Peacefui section of
the Philippines Government Authori-
ties Alarmed At the Outbreak several
North Caroiiniaus L CaDtured.
The War department Is seriously
alarmed st the situation la the Philip
pines. War has begun afresh in the
American military power. and por-
tions OF the islands hitherto peaceful
have broken cut in rebellion against
the Americans. During the past week
the American lines have been cut. out
posts attacked and several sharp en-
have occurred. The most
serious affair that has occurred recent
ly, is the capture of Captain Shields
and party, the report of which Is given
in the following cablegram:
Mania, september 2sth.
ITO Ad jutant General, Washington.
september lltn Captain DevereauX
81 men Company F, Twenty
ninth regiment, UniUed States vOluD.
CccT lu1dEVIy Ohc OSpiOdi tot po HdH
left Santa cruz by gunboat VillaiObes
for rOrrI jos inte ending to return over
land Santa Cruz Have heard nothing
since from Shields. Scarcely doubt en-
tire party captured with many killed
wounded, shields among latter. infOr
NATION sent by letter from the com
manding officer AT Boac, dated Septem
Der Goth. received september 24th, con
sisted OF rumOrs through natives
Yorktown and two gunboats, IOlOne
Geurge 5. Anderson, ThirGy-eight in
fantry, two COMPANIES Thirty-eight in
fahtry sent Martinique immediately
anderson confirms first report as Il
capture, but unable september 9th t,
give details present whereabouts o.
shields and party, names killed ant
wounded. This information probably
available soon. Anderson has orders t,
commence operations immediately ant
move relentlessly until shields anu par
ty rescued All troops expected soon
Logan will be sent to Martinique i
necessary to clear up situation.
tSiRned IN ARTHUR
A list of the officers and men of com
pauy F, Twenty ninth regiment, show
the following names from North caro-
lima: Charles j. Beck, Benjamin J
oeay, Noah p. oeay, James l.. Simp
kins, and Thomas Spirey, all from
Bryson City, Swain county.