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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-12
HON. TILLMON FORD.

Que of the largest audiences in
the history of Toledo on similar oc-
caSionS assembled at the courthouse
Tuesday evening 10 hear Hon.
Tillmon Ford Of Salem discuss the
political issues from republican
standpoint. Voters Of every politi-
cal faith were present; also large
number OF ladies-God bless EN-.
The Toledo band was also there,
and after il had rendered a couple
Of warming-up numbers, Chair
man Swope introduced the speaker.
Mr.. Ford is not an orator, in the
accepted sense of the word, but a
plain-spokeu. logical debater who
appreciates the value of common,
everyday language. He INDUCES
in no thrilling, Intoxicating flights
of oratory; like the cup of tea Our
foremothers used 10 make, he
CHEERS, but does not inebriate
He covered the ground thoroughly,
touching and dwelling upon every
issue paramount" and otherwise.
He reviewed our country's past
and logged the memories of his
hearers with facts concerning the
policy of that eulogized dem
ocrat. Thomas Jefferson. The
Spauish-American war of 1895 and
the cause thereof, candidate Bry-
ans connection with the same, and
the treaty with Spain, which Bryan
earnestly advocated, were subjects
to which Mr., Ford gave consider
able atteution-"lest we forget" "
He also turned the light on Agui.
naido, "the George Washington OF
the Philippines who had been
bribed by Spain to desert his fellow
Tagals and was living in luxury at
Hong Kong when Dewey got or
ders to go to Manila and destroy
the Spanish fleet. He briefly
touched upon the exploded theory
of Iree and Unlimited coinage OF
silver at 10 to I and contrasted
present conditions with those which
prevailed during Cleveland's last
term. He showed that i'll the ma
tional congress the republican party |
stands alone IN its effort to legislate
against trusts. also noting that men
of every political faith, even the |
chairman of the democratic national |
committee, were connected with |
the trusts. AS plain, unvarnished
argument, Mr., Ford's effort could
hardly be eXceiled. At the close
the band played while large.num-
Der accepted the invitation to Join
the Mckinley and Roosevelt club,
which now has a membership of
about 100.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-12
JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD 1T.

If he'd had Itching Piles. They
are terribly annoying; but Buck
lens Arnica Salve will cure the
worst case OF Piles on earth. Ii has
cured thousands. For Injuries,
Pains or Bodily Eruptiops It's the
best salve in the world. Price osc
a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
o. o. krogstad, druggist.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-12

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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-12
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-12

If you want bargains in harness,
buggies or wagons. you may find
them at G.. R. Schenck & Cos.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

Among the Tens of thousands who
have nsed Chambe' lain's Cough Rem.
edy for colds aud Ia grippe during the
past few years, to our knowledge, not
single case has resulted in pneumon-
ia. Thos. Whitfield & Co. 240 Wabash
avenue. Chicago. one of the most prom
inent retail druggi-ts in that city, in
-reaking of thi-. -ay.: 1--WE recommend
Cham berlain'- Cough Remedy for Ia
grippe in many case. H. il not only
give, prompt and complete recovery.
but also connreractS any tendency "f
la grippe TO result in pneumonia" For
sale by II. Fl. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

James Ro>b@rougu, H'",Ge Wilkins
aud j. W. johnson came mr. from the
Cupper Prince mine, on Bill William
Fork Sunday last and Mr.. RosbnrOugh
has gone To Los Angelo. to spend the
holidays with his family. Mr.. wilkins
has gone tn Denver aud Mr.. johnson
bas gone back to the mine aud will
continue work on the property for
some month";. The mine L. showing
great Improvement aud bids fair to be
come the greatest copper niue III the
southwest.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

If you would have al appetite like a
bear aud relish for your meals take
Chant berlain's Stomach aud Liver Tab
lets. They correct disorders of the
stomach aud regulate the liver and
bowels. Price. % cents. Samples free
at II. II. Watkins drug store.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

The Oregon Short Line will, it il
rumored in Salt Lake City, build their
projected liue south to Tintic and then
on to bennington. From that point
the road could be built to a connec.
ton with the Arizona and Utah, con.
Meeting with the Santa Fe at Kingman
aud giving the road through liue to
the coast IN competition with the pro
posed San Pedro, Los Angeles aud Salt
Lake road, which has the backing of
Senator Clark. The Short Line will be
quite as direct and at the same time
give II good service aS the Clark road.
1t will enter the most populouS coun-
ties of southern Utah and will get a
big local business. Surveyors are at
present making a preliminary survey
of the new route. If this road i built
negotiations will be entered into at
once with the Arizona and Utah aud
the Santa Fe aud work on this eud
ought to be- under way before spring,
The proposed liue will open mp II new
market for Mohave county ores and at
the same time give uS cheap coal from
the Utah enc of the line. In view Of
the big Smelter som to be Installed in
Salt Lake City our miuerS would fare
well, especially aS the smelfer l. To
compete with the smelter combine,
Along the proposed route of the road
are the greatest deposits Of eyp.nm,
salt, coal and iron in the southwest,
aud thi, county can be relief upon To
furnish great quantities of rich lead
ores aud sulphides. BY all means let
the road be built.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

w. ID. Rose died at the county hos.
pital last Sunday. He bad long been
a sufferer from consumption and as
thma and this complication caused his
death. He WAS over fifty years of age.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22
Warning Notice.

MY wife, Vina Boner, having left my
bed and board without just canse or
provocation the public is hereby
warned from harboring or trusting her
on my account, as will not be espon-
sible for any debts of her contracting.
NJ. L. BoNER.
Sandy, Mohave 20. Nov, 10Th, 1900.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

Frank Culbsrtson l. visiting Mohave
county in the interest of mining deal.
Mr.. Cnlbertson l. one Of the most con-
scientious mining men in the business 5
aud any deal intrusted to him is sure
to receive the attention its merit de-
serves.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

TEA GARDEN DRIPs is sugar syrup
of highest quality. Once used.always
wanted. Deliciously sweet, makes taffy
candy to perfection. Manufactured
by Pacific Coast Syrup Co. 707.7l9
Sansome St., San Francisco.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

The first -, ck of holiday goods at
Peudega>t's drugstore have b-en sold
out and supnly r.pleni-hed. luu
en- get anything ynn want in the
shape of Christmas good, If You call
early.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

W. NJ. Claypoul, representing the
American smelling company. was in
Mohave county this week looking after
the interest OF his company. He be-
li-vea VI ,have c"nn'y .ha- great fu-
tnre. Judging it from miuing stand
point.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

}. +. Phelan this week received the
finest lot of turkeys that ever came to
Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

We understand that s c. Bagg will
organize mining company in Los Al :
gele- T." operate hi mines on the Col
oradn river. The veins owned by Nr
B,gg are big aud carry good milling
valne-.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

j. s. Withers, who is conducting a
mercantile establishment ut Qusrtette,
Nevada, Is In Kingman visiting with
his family. Sam is jolly good fellow
aud we hope he will make boobies Of
money in his new field.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

Owen McNeely brought James Stan
ton in from Todd Basin yesterday and
placed him under the care of doctor.
Mr.. Stanton is suffering from brain
trouble. Three years ago he fell from
wagon and fractured his skull, since
which time he has suffered more or
less from the injury. The past several
months his suffering has been very
acnte and he fears that he will become
insane. He will be sent to PheniX aud
| placed under the care of specialist.
Mr.. Stanton has resided in Mohave
county for many years and is well
liked by everyone who knows him.
The following lots of ore were sam.
pied aud purchased by the Kingman
sampling works this week: Judge
Murphy, six tons Of rich gold, silver
and lead from the Twins mine; VIM.
Allen. one ton rich gold ore, Bagdad,
Cal; Hulit Il Willaford, four tons from
Hillside mine; Brenton Il Nay. two
tons rich gold ore, Hillside mine; Hen.
ry Lovin, two tons Hillside mine; New.
ton Il Co, one ton from Colorado river.
The leasers on the Paymaster mine
had to omit work this week having en-
countered too much water in the shaft.
They have >eni for II pump aud rs soon
as it. arrives will 90 buck to work on
the shaft. The water wa too strong
to handle with the hoist and bucket
The MINER was in error last week
when it stated that Miss Nora EHly
had resigned as assistant postmistress.
The young lady has taken a lay-uf for
the holidays. J. NJ. Rn-sell i book
keeper for the Gaddis Il Perry Com.
pany.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

Turkeys will be shot for at the
grounds OF the Kingman gun club every
day until Christmas. Ii you want a
turkey and are good shot, this is your
chance
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

}. NJ. Newton brought tn Kingman a
few day, ago wagon load of ore from
the Colursdu river country that he
claimed would run well Ia silver. The
sampler people failed tn obtair - trace
OF either gold. silver or lead IN he ore,
although 1t appeared To he lead ca
Donate. What the mineral j. has not
b-eu ascertained, but we rather think
It il mangane>e aud chlorine. The
town experts have not yet pronounced
on the ore with the exception of Our
Mineral Wealth.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22
Notice.

A few articles belonging to the es-
tate of deceased persons, will he sold
in front of the cOurt house. Saturday,
Dec. 29th, 1909, at . O'Clock y. III.
\. CORNWALL,
County Treasurer.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

The Arizona and New England miu-
ing company will have their new ma-
chine drills ia place within two weeks
aud will then start up the mines on an
extensive scale The mill will at once
be put in readiness TO make long aud
continuous run. The Sbeeptrail. one
OF The mines owned by this company,
/, one nf he best mines in AriZnna and
eau be made to produce about one
hundred tons of one daily. The mine
was producing thirty tons of 5OS "re
daily when the change of management
took place few weeks ago aud the
mine shut down. Under The new
management the mine aud mill will be
worked 10 ,heiI full caI acity.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

The tunnel on the Man mine. Todd
Basin. l. b-inI driven into the hill and
the ore in the breast looks very gn"d.
1t is Thought that -hipping ore will be
cut within the next twenty feet.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

M. NJ. Richardson has moved t.
Kiugaian from Union Pass.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

Louis Jane, assistant postmaster at
Cedar, was in Krngman several days
this week.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

W. A. O-good aud X. Woods hare
returned from the Gold Basin cDuntiy
aud depa'tei for Win-Inw They fou,:d
several good claim- aud will probably
do some work on them.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

E. +. Thompson visited Mineral Parl
this week to look after his mining in
terests.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

l.. w. Hawkins has moved his family
to Kingnan from the Gold Road and
will make this hi- home for the winter.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

The mercantile houses and drug
stores in Kingman are all decorated
for the holidays.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

Frank CrnZier, who was taken to
Los Angeles few weeks ago, had an
leralion for appendicitis performed
and l. now recovering very fast. His
parents are with him.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

A. +. Harris aud family have gone to
Anbry where Mr.. Harris has accepted a
position with the Friends Mining Com
pany.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

We have big line of cigars. Will
sell at factory prices nothing less than
box.
GADDIS d PERRY Co.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

Judge w. u. BlakeIy has gone to Los
Angeles on minirg business.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

Judge J. A. Logan united in wedlock,
a, the courthouse Thursday last, G. Nj.
Fulton to Mrs. Dee E. II. Hicks, both
of Santa Barbara. California.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

All the stores will remain closed all
day Christmas.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

Material for the Arrow, kingma IS
new paper, has arrived and it will make
it, initial appearance sometime this
mnnth
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

II. s. Mackay, who ha. bond on the
Golden Gem aud the G. O. d. mines,
j. expected from the east this evening.
He will begin work on both properties
at once,
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

Machinery for the c. o. ID. mine is
now on the way from Denver aud the
work of installation will be commenced
on its arrival. While water /, being
taken from the mine the mill will be
run on dump ores to test the method
Of working.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

The Mineral Wealth "nIcr il now on
Wheel. IL has Mt last found "A use for
the orer-supply Of these revolving ar
ticle- that office has 30 long had on
hand
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-22

W. j. Wood aud wife aud Miss c. r.
Wood, of Pittsburgh, Pa, arrived in
KIngman Thursday evening last and
have gone to Chloride to witt with W.
ID. O'Neill aud family. Mr.. O'Neili Is
formerly from Pittsburg and is inter
ested in the Southwestern Mining and
Reduction Company, of Chloride.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24
0 ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

skiem. ,Ostmark" bile M alarm, &c
skutkiem prseniesisnia do stolioy Slssks
npo polsku usposobionych ur.ednik6w",
polskoi6 Wrooiawiu otrsymsfa silns
podpore. w wislu oknaoh csytac moans
o sgro.oi nsp's ,,ustugs polska". Obok
nSokoia" 1 TowarEystwa Ipiswu "Lut.
MIA, istnisjs tam polskis ,,Kolo iowa.
rsyskis" pTowarsystwo Hsudlows
Polskis". 90 wieosj, .sfoAono tam polski
Bank ludowy". oslem udsislania Ian.
tejs.ym ~polskom taoisgo kredytu. $50
k6t" wyoofai s-6j majstsk . banku
po.nshskisgo q ulokowai go " .polskim
banku" Wroclawiu. w domu ~.
Wincsntsgo odbywajs sic rsgulsrns
przsdstawisnia teatralne, bardso licznie
prxsz polak6w uozessozans.
= MOrderstwO W ChOjnicach.
Uwie.ionsmu Wolfowi Israslsky'emu
w~ytoo.ono jut Ia podstswie paragraph
257 kodsksu karnsgo process o pomoo
" xbrodni - W Bsrtossycaoh a~rsssto.
wsno bsdnar.a KIebsa jake moono po.
dsjr.anego o ud.iai W .amordowaniu
Winssra. Oto dwis najwasnisjsss via
domoici, jake d,il nadchodsa ! Choj
Mo.
Sskoji giowy Wintsra dokonsli Hryk
powiatowy dr.. Mueller 1 DIR. Blsske "
obsonosci prokurssora S~sttegasta, land.
rata ". Zsdlisa, burmissrsa Dsditiuss,
sedsisgo lledc,sgo Pankaus, komisarsa
kryminslnego Vienna Z Bsrlins j komi
SARA policji Blochs Z Chojnio. Sskoja
gtowy wyka.aia, 70 ma niej nisma Tad
nsj rany. + c.sgo wnioukuja to niesz
osesliwego miod.ishoa .amordowano "
spos6b ~przsbiegls p%opr.sdnio obmyila'
ny.
Konissrs krymina!ny Wshn podaje
chojuickim uTsgblaois" opis chustki
kt6rs .nslssiono r6wniet ma iaos " 20
blisu gtowy Wintsrs. Welding tege
opisu jest to chustka damska, okoio AZ
osntymetr6w dluga 1 s.eroks, I ma v
rogu niszgrsbnie wyhsftowans litsre A
Chustka wyio.ons .ostaia " oknis cd.
wachu polioyjusgo. Komisar. krymi
nalny w.ywa wissoicisla chusski, ably
sic Pc MIA sglOsi', gdy. skoro .ostanis
wyslsd.ony, otr.yms cietks kare.
u niecisrpliwoicis oozskujs wyniku
badsh. jake pocsynis b~srlihscy ohemicy
Jsserioh i Risch ff. Pisrws.emu posia
no pspisr. " ktorym .apakowans byiy
oIetci oisfs, 1 misoh, " cslu sbadanis
PLAN, krwi I wios6w; drugismu .al po'
slano cseici oiaia W csln .badania, c,y
Wintera przsd zamordowsnism ogiu.
ssono.
Poioaenis " Chojnioaoh jest powatns
Rosmai'y miwybryksmi, b6jksmi, krry
ksmi, haissami, sprawiaja sobie lud1is
ulge W gniswis, jski s~powodowaia q
Mich ohydns Ibrodnis, ktora juz pre-
s.io 6 tygodni wsrysskis umysly trsyms
ma uwieri. Mianowicis wieczorem .bis.
gaia sic ma ulicach gromsdy ludzi
Omawisjs sprawe rbrodni, a nsjmnisjs,s
rsscs po~odujs ioh do bsiss6w.
- PrOsba. q K~rolsw.kiej Huty ns
Gornym SIsSku pisIa; nzyJs IN " ma
sven miescis stsrssc, veteran 1 r. 1880
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24

AoAoons AsOkvBo ossOukIom tskxo LIZ
nscki jest - prosi 1 wsywa wssystkiob
polsk6w M cafej kuli .ismskisj ssla.
chetnsgo ssroa o jaki datsk M tsgo
starcs. ~Powinniimy oksaa6 usnanis te.
mu, kt6ry IA mas walosys. Adrss do
nisgo: Leon Dansoki, mistrs ssswski,
al. Tsichstr. IL. Koenigshustte. - Pro.
shiny tak4s wssystkis inne pisma o q
miesscssnis owsj prosby".
Zarsad Prsemysiowc6w Polskich. Jan
Gsettner. Plus Jss.kowski. FLIP M4yk.
Albert Wilczyhski snsny "a.
ss"sytnis ausOr gtosoyoh swsgo osasu
,,KfoPot6w starsgo komsndanta" urzed
mix wyd,ia2o krsjowsgo, bysy presses
Kois htsraokisgo. zmara we Lwowis pc
dfufszsj cborobie. Pogrssb odbyl sic
: nj. Wronowskioh.
Opr6os powy4szej powisioi, sp. vii.
osyhski wydaf .Dsiso'e niedoli", rD.is.
ole ~pr6anolci" e y. nNsszs d.ieol"
e ~. "Drobiasgi powissoiows e ~.
Wydsws,y utwory to, samilkl, a
pisrwszs odszwanie sie pc latsob 10
(,Misosc 1 rsoydywa") ME zwf6ciio nan
wPrawd.is uwagi, ale dalsse byly bar.
do possukiwans. Oto tytufy kilku
prao : tsgo piodnsgo okresu d.ialal
nosoi autora ~nKtopot6w": rHlstorja
mojej dubels6wki" ,,Fotogrsfjs spo.
feo.ns", rs ostra mojsj Aony", q pa
miesoik6w plotkarra"", nWspomien!a
obywatslsk's", "Dla dobra d.ieoi" it'd.
W. 1885 wys.so W Warssswie .bio
rowe wvdauis p'sm Wilo.yhskisgo.
- WiecPOlek. Pr.sd prau tygod.
miami sawiasai sic " Krakowie komitet
kobiet, kt6ry ~korzystajso . uroc.ystosoi
jubilsussowyoh uniwersStstu jagislloh.
skisgo. kr.ata sic okolo ur.adssnia W
pisrwszych dniach oser woa br. Wiscu
Polsk o cslaOh uspolsoxniaisco .narodo
wyoh, Staranism komitstu jest sgro.
msdsi6 ma wisc jsk n~ajwieksss ilole
kobiet wszystkich sfsr 1 ssanowisk, ably
dat i'm sposobnoSc pod haslem ~uc.snia
krolowsj Jsdwigi, fandasorki wsrsoh
nioy ~krskowskiei. wsajsmnego poroxu
misnia sic ! nakrsslenia peogramu DIAL
szsj d.iaialnoioi narodowo .spoiso.nsj
ma podssawis wn~issionych 1 prsyjssych
uchws{.
DO Kanady. z PodoIa cd pasu
grsu'csnsgo rassyIs snow silns fala Q
migrscji. Ma ssacjs tsraopolsks pr.y
byio jsdnsgo tylko dnis, pooisgism
Kopecsyhce Csortk6 - asiasyo, $50 o
sob, " tel liosbie $40 d.isoi. So TO sa
mi rusini . pod Jezisrsan, Hasiatyn.,
Kopscsynisc, ChOrostkowa. Trsmbowh
1 Sksiv. a wssyscy data do Ksnsdy.
- Strasznej zbrOdni dopulciM sic
dwaj braois Bsslssy : Cnmislisk, powia
IN sksiackisgo, ma osobie ~pr1ybyfego z
Brasylji wfoioisnina J6z.fa Pll,powa.
Dnis "a I. M. " nooy posprssc. awsry
sic Z ~Pilipowsm, zabili go, q n~sstspnie
podPalili jsgo .agrode. ztoosy6oy 20
~dokonsnym czynie .nikli bss ilsdu. Ko
misja ssdowa odbyia " C~hmisliskaoh
sskcje swiok, a "a siocsyhcami wysiano
listy gofcIs.
SzkOfy W Warszawie. w r.
1899 W Warssawis byto 726 sskoi pod
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-04
MORE ARTILLERY MEN NEEDED
Report of Mai. story shows That Pres-
ent Force IN Entirely Inadequate
to Serve the Armament.

Accompanying the reporS of Maj.
Gen. Brooke, commander of the de.
partment of the east, to the war de-
partment, was a report by Maj. Story,
Seventh artillery, inspector. Maj,
Story states that the personnel of
the artillery is manifestly inadequate
to serve the armament already mount
ed, and he believes there is such gen.
eral recognition of this fact that
there will be an increase in artillery
forces at the coming session of con.
gress.
at should be remarked in this con-
nection," he says, that the enlisted
force required for one relief to serve
the modern coast armament in this
military department is estimated at
1870 men, yet on the 30th of last
June the enlisted strength of the
heavy batteries in the department
amounted to only 4,9s3 men, and of
these quite a number of artillery sol.
diers are required by the exigencies
of the service to garrison posts which
are not properly artillery stations.
1T may also be stated that, with
the exception of the artillery school
at Fort Monroe, Va, there is not in
any important harbor in the United
States even the minimum number of
officers required by the coast artil-
lery regulations for the service of the
modern armament, fire control and
direction"
Maj. Story comments upon the ar
tillery reorganization bill now pend
ing in congress, and says it is a seri.
Gus defect of the measure that it
does not supply sufficient officers for
staff administration.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-04
BULL TREES A BURGLAR.
Plunder-Lnden RObber Enters Past
ure and Is Pursued and Held
Until Arrested.

Ernest Martin, professional burglar,
was lodged in Jail at Magee's Corners,
N. Y, the other morning, having been
captured, laden with plunder, by a saw
age bull on the farm of John Lang
don. Martin successfully burglarized
the home of William Skuse, and with
his booty was making across a pas
ture when he was spied by the bull,
which gave chase. Martin ran for the
nearest tree and took refuge near the
top, Several times the bull came dan
gerousIy near shaking him out of the
branches, but the desperate man
clung on and was only released when
Farmer Langdon came to water his
stock in the morning.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-04
REWARD FOR LEFT EARS.
wealthy Filipino Puts Premium on
Auricular Appendages of
American Soldiers

sergeants Ross I. Barton and Zim-
norman, of the Forty-seventh New
York volunteers, who have lust re-
turned from the Philippines, bring
news of Sergeant Fowler, of White.
stone, who had been with the Forty
seventh for the past year Messrs.
Barton and Zimmerman report that
in an engagement at Albany Sergeant
Fowler shot and killed a young and
handsome Filipino lieutenant named
Marcus and captured his sword.
Marcus was a son of Marcellus Mar.
Gus, Filipino of wealth and station,
well known all over the island. who
had been friendly to the Americans,
though his son was not. The death
of his son aroused old man Marcus
to pitch of greatest fury, and he
swore that he would spend every dol
lar he owned to avenge the death of
his son. He raised troop 5000
strong and has offered to pay 500
for the left ear of any member Of
the Forty-seventh regiment.
This offer is said to have brought
fruit, for every American killed was
found to have his left ear missing.