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rnteer infantry. w. s. Mercer; September
i7th. company l.. Thirty-seventh Voiun-
teer infantry. j. n. Wells.
With reference to my telegram OF 18TH,
wounded in thigh serious instead Of killed.
Alfred j. Mueller, company l., Thirty
seventh volunteer infantry.
Wounded September I'd company Is,
TLirty-ninth volunteer infantry, John
BGrket. in abdomen, moderate; September
22d company T. Twelfth infantry. John
Manduka, hand. serious: ]. \. Kennedy,
shoulder. serious; September sd. Thirty
fourth volunteer infantry. Captain {. \.
Rice arm. Slight: August ed. company +.
Fcrty-third volunteer infantry, w. Il.
Dennis. leg. serious; Fred Myers severely
wounded. September 18th. company l.,
Sixteenth infantry, Sergeant ii. +.
Schroeder. thigh, serious; September 18th.
company G, Twenty ninth volunteer in
fantry, Gergeant l. o. Holds, elbow, Sc
were: August nth. company NJ, Forty
seventh volunteer infantry. George Ken
nedy, neck mortal; August goth. company
III. Forty-third volunteer infantry, Cor
poraI Thomas A. Kennedy. abdomen. Sc
riCus. MACARTHUR X.
Ii will DO noticed that the above list
does not contain the names of the men
in Captain Shleldss command. reported
captured or killed on the island of Marin
duque.
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Twenty-ffth United States infantry
landed on the island of Samar. the in
habitants and insurgents fleeing TO the
mountains. They met with but slight re-
sistance and burned a town.
1t IS reported that an American scout
Ing party developed a body OF insurgents
in the province of Nueva. Ecija. two
skirmishes ensuing. IN which twelve of
tho natives were killed. Similar brushes
have taken place near Indang and 81
lang. in Cavite province, and near Iba
and Subig. In Zambales province. the
Americans having two killed and three
wounded.
Advices from the island of Leyte say
that General Mocija's bands have been
scattered and demoralized 10y Major
Henry T. Allen. of the Forty-third in
fantry. who has vigorously pursued the
Insurgents into the mountains. capturing
many and taking a quantity OF money.
rifles. ammunition and stores.
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Well Known in Mississippi.

Jackson. Miss, September &.-(Specialo
Captain Devereaux Shields, Of the
Twenty ninth infantry. who IS reported
bv Genera! Macarthur as having been
woun1sd and captured by tho Ftliplnos'
belongs to one of TIE most prominent
families of Mississippi, and has beauti~
full young wife now living at the ola
family home IN Natchez Captain
Shields was colonel In the national
guard prior 10 the Span.sh-American war
When war was declared he was appoint
ed by Governor McLauren as lieutenant
colonel of the Second Mississippi regi-
ment. which was sent TO Jacksonville, al
ter being organized at Camp Pat Henry
I'm this city. After the regiment was mus
tered out. Lieutenant Colonel Shields Sc
cured an appointment as captain IN the
provisional army then soelng ORGANIZED
the place being awarded him through the
influence of Senator sullivan. special
from Natchez states that the family has
wired to the war department to ascer-
tain. If possible. the extent OF Captain
Shields's wounds
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ty-ninth infantry July &. 1899. He was
a resident OF Natchez. Miss, where his
wife now resides. The scene of this lat
est reverse Is a small island lying due
south OF the southern coast OF Luzon and
about 90 miles from Manila, Martinique
IS about twenty-four miles in diameter
and was garrisoned by two small de-
tachnaents OF United States troops. ono
Of these was at Boac on the west coast
OF the island and the other was at Santa
cruz. the principal port. on the north
side. Captain Shields appears TO have
started from Santa Cruz on gunboat Tor
Torrijos. a small coast port, and IL Is IN
ferred that the boat as well as the body
of troops under that officer. has been
captured. for the dispatch makes no REF
erence TO her return.
The following are the officers and men
~ company +. Twenty-ninth regiment OF
infantry. with places of enlistment:
CAPTAIN Devereaux Shields.
FIRST Lieutenant Madison ii. wilson.
second Lieutenant Rowland Spike.
F-lrs. Sergeant Thomas Ma!lery, Fort
= seem: carl W. Rheberg. Fort Nc
Pherson. -
sergeant Harry W. Mckinley. Huston
sergeant Elmore e Murray. Fort Nc
CORPORAL Idly Z. Oliver. Fort McPher-
son.
coporal James Maxwell. Augusta. Ca
Corporal Marshal II. Baker. Montgom-
cry. Ala.
corporal Thomas c. Williams. Valdosta'
Ca.
David +. Woodward. Macon. Ca.
Corooral Livious g. CoIvin. jackson
VILE. Fla
Corporal Edward w. Mcdaniel. Co
lumbts. "a
Corporal John T. Call. Macon. Ca
Corporal Charles p. Bratton. Huntsville
Ky
corporal John G. Greiser. New Orleans
Musician william X Andrews. Macon
Ca
Musician william J. Crawford. Jr., Co
,umbls. Ga.
Artifcer Patrick Sweeney. Augusta. Ga
Cook William c. Daily. Hustonville. ny.
Cook John Sweeny, Augusta. Ca
Prlvates John w. Anderson, New Or
leans.
James H A. Baker. Delta, la.
George S. Barton. Macon. Ga.
Charles J. Beck. Bryson City. y. c.
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LOPEZ WILL PLEAD FOR PEACE
Declares That Peace with Honor Is
All Filipinos Desire.

New York. September 30-Sexto Lopez.
formerly secretary confidant of General
AEuinaldo arrived here today on the
Cunarder Campania- Lopez Is said 10
have come here ~ the invitation Of Fiske
Warren and he expects to explain to the
people the Filipinos side of their fisht
with this country.
While coming up from quarantine Lo-
peg gave out the following signed state
ment:
MY object in visiting the United states
IS not 70 interfere IN American politics.
but solely to tell the American people
what the FNlipnos desire IN reference to
the future government of our country It
has been said that my coming to Amer
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400 REBELS ARE ENGAGED
Americans Dispense the Native -orce,
Killing Fifty Men.
Major Henry Allen Reported To Lave
Scattered q Large Rebel Force
on the Island of Leyte.

Manila. September 26-On Monday night
vigorous insurgent attacks were made
upon the United States outposts in the
district near Zapote bridge. Las Pinas.
Pare naque, Te coor md Inns, two lnl'es
south Of Manila: the scene OF the lighting
last October.
It is estimated that tho rebels nj mber-
ed 400 and they were armed with rifles.
Tho Inhabitants took refuge in the
churches. The Americans have since en-
ergetically dispersed the enemy. killing
and woundng fifty.
A party of scouts belonging to the
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Archie r. Bratton Hustonville, Ky.
Edward 9. Brooks. New Orleans.
John $. Caldwell, Siouxville Tenn.
Kosher Campbell, Fort Mcpherson.
Renpard b. Caswen. Naldosta. Ga.
James Chriswell. Fort Mcpherson. Ga.
john W. Dorsey. Atlanta. Ga.
Thomas J.. Ellis. Hustonville. Ky.
Killer j. Fallowel. Hustonville, Ky.
Isaiah = Grant. Jacksonville. Fla.
Daniel b. Harrell, Naldosta, GA.
Henry Haywood. Valdosta. Ga.
William V. Heinrich Fort Mcpherson,
Ca.
Wylie Henderson. Columbus. Ga.
Edward A. Herr. Huntsville. Ala
W. II. Hodges. Sevierville Tenn.
Cicero A. Hopkins, Fort Mcpherson.
William +. Howard, Fort Mcpherson.
e. N. Hun Sevierville. Tenn.
Wesley NJ. Hunt. Fort Mcpherson.
Robert u Jackson. Fort Mcpherson.
Robert T. Jackson, Jr., New Orleans.
William NJ. Jenkins, Columbus. Ga.
Tooliver q. Johnson, Montgomery, Ala.
John $. Jones, Macon, Ga.
Theodore Kappan. Atlanta, Ga.
Edward III. Kidd. IIustonville. Ky.
Elijah l.. Kirk, Fort Mcpherson.
Bruno Kraft. New Orleans.
Curtis r. Lowe. Augusta, Ga.
Henry Mcdaniel. Columbus. Ca.
Abner II. Mcmillan. Macon, Ca
Frederick Mas, GAINESVILLE, o.
Fred A Williams, Columbus. Ca.
Ernest Milligan. GAINESVILLE. o.
James u. Mitchell Fort Mcpherson.
Emanuel NJ. Murphy, New Orleans.
John +. Myers Montgomery. Ala.
Edward J. Nargele. New orleans.
Berry J. Nelson. Naldosta, Ga.
Charles c. owens. Severville, Tenn.
Juan Il. Poole. Birmingham, Ala.
William Reed, Augusta. Ga.
Lovick B. Reufroe Naldosta, Ga.
Archie Rice. Fort Mcpherson. Go.
Jasper Searcy. Augusta. Ga.
benjamin J. Seay. Bryson City, N. @.
Noah +. Seay. Bryson city, n. c.
John Show, Fort Columbia.
Jon T. sharp. Hustonville. Ky.
John p. Sharpe Fort Mcpherson.
James l.. Simkins, Bryson city. N. c.
Fverltt r. Smitev. Hustonvilie, Ky.
Thomas J. Spire.. Bryson City. N. c.
i. Tell Templeton. Augusta, Ga.
Frank Wiegand New Orleans. la.
William +. Willet. Montgomery, Ala.
The officers Of the gunboat Villalobes
were Lieutenant Edward Simpson com
handing: Ensign Irwin +. Lands and
Naval Cadet Roe w Vincent. IAeutenan;
Simpson has seen over fourteen years
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POPULATION OF STATES NEXT.
Census Bureau Has Four Cities Only
To Announce

Washington. September 2a--The census
bureau today finished the enumeration
of all the cities IN the United States OF
over .. 90 inhabitants. with the excep-
tion of Los Angeles, Portland. ore. Sc
attic and Tacoma. The wor.. ~ an
nouncing the states w.H come next. ne
ginning with Arkansas probably next
Monday or Tuesday. The states win BE-
announced IN short bulletins irving The
total population. the Increase over the
two preceding census reports. the popula-
ton by counties ard the population Of
each If the cities under 25300, including
all the Incorporated towns within the state
limits. So far as the work has pro-
gressed. II appears likely that the pres
ent census will cost In the ueighb 1rh0od
of Sl5,000,000.
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actual service He entered the navy on
June II. 1876. He returned from his last
tour of sea service in May, 1896. and was
assigned to shore duties. On February !.
1895 he was ordered to the Brooklyn.
Ensign lands has seen not quite three
years of sea service. He joined the navy
September 8. 1883. and his last cruise OK
pired in May. 1899, He was ordered to the
Asiatic station on December %. 1899. Ca
Diet Vincent has had one year and seven
months OF sea service. ON February l.,
1889. he was assigned to the New Or
leans.
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Washington. September ot-(Special)-
company r. Of the Twenty-ninth infan-
try. the Georgia regiment now doing
duty in the Philippines. has been wiped
out b. the TllipinOs. Captain Devereaux
Shields and ffty-Oae men being either
wounded or captured The news OF this
disaster was conveyed in an Official re-
mort made By General Macarthur. receiv-
Cd az the war department this morning
Details OF the affair outside Of those con-
tanned In General MacArthur's official re-
port are lacking. but II Is evident from
what the commanding general has to say
th4t the entire command has been either
wfnei out CT captured. The disaster &C
Cured In the island OF Martinique. which
the var department charts show 20 be a
small island about three hundred miles
Scuth OF Manila Santa cruz IS the prin-
cfraI port and Is on the north side Of
tn island. The oablegram follows:
Manila. September eS.-Adiutant Gen
sr..I. Washington. September Ilth. Cap
tain neveseaux Shields and fifty-one men.
camuany +. TWenty-ninrh regiment. Unit
81 states volunteer Infantry. and one hos
rttal rorus man. left santa Cruz. Marin
Guqtse hy a,unb1at villa I.nEes. for Torn
los. intending - return overland 90 Santa
Cruz Have heard nothing since from
Shields. Scarcely doubt the entire party
captured. with many killed and wound
al. shields among the latter Intorma-
tfon sent by letter from commanding Of
fIce- at Boac. dated September 9th. re
ScGved 2sth. consisted Of Fumors through
mattress Yorktown and two gunhoats.
George s Anderson. colonel Thirty-eiEntn
infantry. with two companies al Thirty
eighth infantry. sent 10 Martinique I'M
rnrE.ately- Anderson confirms first re-
port as to capture. but unable. September
18th. a. give details. rrerent whereabouts
Of shields and party. names killed and
wounded This Information probably
vaUa.hle soon Amde-sau- has orders 10
commence operations Immediately and
fr-r-s re'er-ie~e'v uutsl Shields @ud Ta-ty
arr rescued All troops expected soon
Toa-an will ~ sent 70 Martinique II nee
essary to clear VI situation
MACARTHUR
Thc Txenty-ninth Infantry was recruit
81 nj Fort Mcpherson. Atlanta. Ga Cap
tain shields vas lieutenant colonel on the
Second Mississippi during the Spanish
wa. lie was made captain IN the Twen-
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Philippine Civil Service.

Manila. September 26.-Senor Arollay.
the chief Justice: Senior Leon PeppefInan.
the recorder: Mr.. Schurman. Judge Taft
and Mr.. Higgins have been appointed
commissioners Of the Philippine civil ser
vice. This morning the commission en-
acted a bill designating their line of
legislative procedure.
The commission also at tofay's session
established a bureau of statistics and ap-
propriated 100000 for expenses incurred oy
the war department In the Philippines
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Meof
Z nedonpme This ksue Be
FULL COMPANY OF TWENTY-NINTH INFANTRY IS
THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN KILLED BY FLloNOS

lca is in the interests Of certain persons
and parties. w. IS Filipinos. know no
parties in the United States We have
onIx- one desire. viz. To seek justice for
our country. Those Who desire 10 give
Us Justice will no doubt be glad to know
the wants and conditions Of the Fhlip-
pines. All we want IS peace with honor.
to show that the conditions of our conn-
try arc such as 10 fit Us for the mainte-
nance of that Independence"
FisSe Warren. Lopez and his secretary
left at 3 o'clock ia the afternoon FOR
Boston.
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AMERICAN FORTS ATTACKED.
Amigos Have Taken Up Arms in the
PHILIPPINES.

Manila. September 3o.-The Filip'nos IN
the vicinity OF Manila have been more
quiet Of late. although last wednesday
night there We're brisk attacks at Las
Pinas ana Paranaque. south Of Manila.
as we'll as outpost firing at linus, BacOor
and Muntin Lupa. The American officers
are satisfied that the alleged Amigos liv
ing in and around the towns in question
participated In these attacks. Official re
ports have been received of insurgent dc-
tivity IN Zambalos province and in Batan-
gas province Two skirmishes occurred
during the week on the Bicol river. IN
the province of South Camarines. It IS
estima ted that the insurgents lost ninety
killed In the various districts.
Two civilians, John MacMahon and
Ralph McC0rd, OF san Francisco. who
started on a business trip for Nlgan and
Bangued, In northern Iuzon, have not
been heard from for three weeks. II -
feared that they have been killed Or cap
tured by the insurgents
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The officers OF the guuboat Villalobes
were Lieutenant Edward Simpson COM
handing: Ensign Irwin +. Lands and
Naval Cadet Roe w Vincent. Lieutenant
Simpson has seen over fourteen years
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MACARTHUR SENDS CASUALTIES
List of Dead and Wounded Cabled
to War Department.

Washington. September 29-General
Macarthur today cahled 10 the war de-
partment the following list Of casualties;
Manila. September 29.-Adiutant Gene
raj. Washington: Killed. September ed,
company X. Thirty-ninth L. $. V. infan-
try. John Niles; September :Sd, company
+, Twelfth infantry. j. Il. Dupree; Sep
TENDER Esd, company NJ. Thirty-fourth vol
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BURNED HIS INFIDEL H.
BRARY.
M. .. Waggoner, Convert to
Christianity, Destroys a Cost.
ly Collection of Books.
Toledo, o., Dispatch, Goth.

'a' '''"'' " a%G"ner, the con-
'e'' from 'nn"e''ty to Christianity
''' a' 'aSt burned his inidcl Ii
''"rN' "n'ch was ono Of the finest
~ '"e world lie has spent
."'"'"""S OF dolIars and travelled
i"' "'''"i"e [" collect 1t. His
~ ~ '"o" WAS I" nave public
''""'~' "u' uecloed' IN view of
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DlSPENSARY LEGISLATION.
Amendment to Reduce the Com.
misSioner's Salary Rejected.
Mayfield's Bill.
Special to Greenville News.

Columbia, S G., Jan 24>-Sena-
tor Graydon's dispensary bill was
discussed. 1t was decided that
amendments should be made and
discussed but not voted on. The
rule was not strictly adhered to.
Sheppard's amendment to make
the salary of the commissioner
81, 800 instead of $4,000 was re
Jected by vote of u to 10. So
WAS one bv Sarratt to make the
salary 50, 800.
The senate rejected a provision
making the comptroller general,
the secretary of State and the sup
erlntendent of education a board
OF control, Senator Graydon be-
ing the only one voting for It.
Senator MayfeId introduced as
substitute an entirely new bill.
1T makes the governor and the
chairman Of the senate committee
on finance and the ways and means
and education committees of the
house II board of directors. In
other respects it is pretty much
on the same line as the Gravdop
bill. The governor is to appoint
county dispensers; the commits
sloner is to he elected by the leo
IsIature and receive salar, OF
So, 500; bids are to he sealed and
opened in public and the contra e,
furnishing liquor by the .quarte
Is to he awarded the lowest r,
sponsible bidder; advertisement,
for bids are 10 he made in two or
more daily papers in the State
and one or more outside.
Excepting the amendments
above cted on, all others were
offered and discussed, and debate
was adjourned until tomorrow
night.
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HIS MASONIC PIN SENT
HOME.
Note Accompanying 1t Said That
the Owner Texas Merchant,
Had Been Murdered
Dallas, Tex, Dispatch. Odd.

Dallas, Tex, Dispatch. 23d
The town of t'addo Mills about
forty miles northeast of Dallas, is
excited over Ihr nvsteriuus di>ap
pearance of r II Stewart, the hest
known merchant If the place
Mr. Stewart left home on January
Is, saw inG h.. was gnIng 10 Dallas
to purCha-e y stock ot spring
goods M hing has been heard
from him ,ince at ,nddo Mills or
Dallas \ letter was received at
Cadd" Mills II, ~ G. Drake to-
day. The letter was addressed
"Walt"r DraI,". and SAID:
"Wr have I>lIIrd him and got
his mnH"v II" fought rs hard
and hrd wr kn,wn h" he.unypd to
the Na>"nI, il :" We would have
spared hi. lif" He Is buried and
no on will ever know where. "
Str~nrt'~ ia>onic pin wus sent
with the le'.,r with Woodmrn Of
the World -, "ip,~. IF which or
der he was al, = member in good
standing \ delegation of eioht
men from tMddn Willis came to
Dallr> Tonight Ia trv 10 solve the
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FREE TRADE FOR PORTO
RICO.
President and Cabinet WIFI Urpc
Congress to Give Relief and
Reform.

Washington, Jan 23-There
was long discussion on Porto
Rico in the cabinet meeting today.
The president and members are
still firm in the belief that the in
dustrial and commercial condition
of the island will he relieved by
free trade between Porto Rico
and the United States, and they
are anxious for congress to enact
the necessary legislation without
delay.
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BRAVE MEN FALL

Victims to stomach, live: and
kiddev troubles as well as women,
and all feel the results in loss of
appetite, poisons in the blood,
backache, nervousness, headache
and tired, listless, rundown feel
ing. But there's no need to feel
like that. Listen TO j w G. .rd-
ner, Ind. He says; "EIectrlc
Bltters are just the thing for
man when he is all Gown, and
don't care whether he lives or
dies. 1t did more 10 give me
new strength and good appetite
than anything | could take. |
can now eat anything and have
new lease on life" " Only so cts,
at Crawford Bros Drug Store
Every bottle guaranteed.
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1t is said that the president is
in favor Of legislation which will
authorize the appointment of Gen,
eral Wheeler, General Wilson and
General Fitzhugh Lee as brigadier
generals on the retired list, in
recognition of their faithful SER
vices to the country during and
since the Spanish wa..
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WORKING NIGHT AND
DAY

The busiest and mightiest little
hing that ever was made is DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Every
pill is l sugar coated globule of
health, that changes weakness into
strength, listIessncss into energy,
brain fag into mental power.
They're wonderful In building up
the health. Only 25c per box
Sold by Crawford Bros.
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THE JEFCOATS TESTIFY.
Father Killed His Son, 50 Its Al.
legged, In Self Defense.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Orangeburg, Jan % The tes
tlnony taken 10y the coroner in
the Jefcoat homicide is different
from the uns~Orr statements rs
first reported. instead Of the
father deliberately shooting his
son while he was down. wounded.
the testimony l. that the deceased
attempted to shoot, with his lrlt
hand, his father, VIII" was np-
proachiny in order 10 assist the
wounded man; aud that to save
his own life; the father >hot again.
intlicting the fa,a. wound.
Addison Jefcoat, the father,
and his son Willie are in iaiI and
it 10 understood that bail will he
applied for soon w.
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SALES OF WOOLEN GOODS
TRU ST.
Ten Millions the Amount Monday
and Orders Heavy.

NV York, Jan 23.-The
American WooIen company, bets
ter known as the "WooIcn Goods
Trust" continued its sale of new
fall goods today. Ten million
dollars worth were sold yester~
day. Today the orders are also
very heavy.
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Georgia Legislature Urged to
Establish the Whipping Post.

Macon, Gs, Jan "a The Bihb
county grand jury, in their pre-
sentiments today, urged the State
Legislature to submit to the peo
pie constitutional amendment
establishing the whipping post in
Georgia, for msdemeanants under
the age of l6.
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SIOO
mr. T. DetchO,,'S iIifI DiuT.tjc

Dr r. DetchO"'S int Dinr.fic
Ma> b" wort 10 You more than 4 100
4 >ou havr "A chi q VINO suI.s heidirg
rom iuco, Ie, enc. nr water d,uiup
-'een "res "'d aud young alike. It
arrests the frDun "a at Onr,.. 81 30 d
u Mac ~ N -, Druggist, All
aSter