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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-05-12
ROUTING THE FlLIPlN0S.
Several Small engagements I'm Which
the Rebels Lost Heavily.

the Rebels Lost Heavily.
Manila, May S.-Telegrams receiv-
ed here from Gen. Young report that
Aguinaldo has rejoined the rebel Gen.
Tino, in the north, and that they have
reassembled a considerable force in the
mountains. The tenor of the dispatch
es indicate that Gen. Young is conf
dent that Aguinaldo is with Tino.
Company F, of the Forty-seventh
regiment, met and routed band of the
enemy between Iegaspi and Riago.
province of Albay, April Is. Two
Americans were killed and five wound
ed, including two officers. The Fill
pinos lost heavily.
Two rebel attacks on the American
garrison in the Visayan Islands re-
Gently have resulted in the killing OF
2S0 of the enemy and the wounding OF
two Americans.
At daybreak May 1 400 rebels, a
hundred of them armed with rifles, at
tackled Chairman, in Northern Saonar,
in the vicinity Of Catubig. Company
f, of the Forty-third regiment, was
garrisoning the place. The Americans
charged the trenches, scattered the
Filipinos, and killed 1855 Of them. Two
Americans were wounded.
A force Of Filipinos, estimated to
number 200, armed with rifles, and 800
armed with bolos, and operating four
muzzle loading cannon, attacked Jaro,
on Ieyte Island, April Is, which
place was garrisoned by rs men of
Company B, of the Forty-third regi-
ment, Lieut.. Estes commanding. Estes
left Is men to protect the town and
with the remaining ten men he adj
vanced on the enemy in two squads,
sheltered by the ridges south Of the
town, whence they stood off the Fill
pinos for three hours. Then 20 armed
members of the local police force SAL
lied out to help Estes Americans. The
latter, with the police, charged the
enemy, and together they dispersed
the Filipinos and after the fight was
over buried I25 of them.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-05-12

Philadelphia. May S.-Two lodges OF
the Brotherhood of Carpenters held
meetings last night and both decided
not to affiliate with the Allied Building
Trades League. 1t is believed that the
other lodges of the Brotherhood will
take similar action. If they do it will
mean a prolonged contest between the
two labor organizations. At the new
United States mint, where there is a
sympathetic strike on, the contractor
yesterday put number OF non-union
stone masons to work In place of the
strikers.
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DOnneIlY NernuH barker.

Cincinnati, May S.-Two presidential
candidates are talked of by the lead
ing Populists gathering in Cincinnati
for the national convention of the
le-of-the-roaders" tomorrow
They are Ignatius Donnelly of Mime
sofa and Wharton Barker Of Penn
sylvania Mr.. Donnelly arrived last
night, and 1t soon became known that
a definite movement was on to place
him before the convention as a presi-
Dental nominee instead OF giving him
second position on the ticket headed
by Barker.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-05-12
Sweden Preparing For Defense
Tornado Damage In Texas.

San Antonio. May S.-A tornado
swept through San Antonio yesterday
and caused a loss aggregating over
100000. No loss of life is reported.
At Fort Sam Houston the entire gal
leries of three barracks were demol-
ished and the officers quarters were
unroofed. A huge steel bridge over
the Salado creek, nine miles from this
city. is completely demolished. The
Dullnig mineral mines were seriously
damaged. RuilX SO. houses were dam
aged through tlgFiirg in of walls and
loss of roofs. EAsheayY:rain storm ac-
eompanied the,terpadps
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Fighting the lee Trust.

Chicago, May S.-Chicago ice COM
panies may go to the rescue of New
Workers. who are fighting the Ice trust
in that city. The trust advanced
prices in the eastern city 100 per cent
April 5. Ice dealers In Chicago say
they can ship their product from this
city and sell it for less than 60 cents
a hundred weight, the price the trust
10 charging families In New York.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-05-12
A Mayors ResIgnntIon Demanded.
Chinese Attack Russians.

London, May S.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent of The Times says:
Reports have reached here of serious
friction between the Russians and the
Chinese in Manchuria, on the Russian
railway construction route. In one
case detachment of 35 Chinese SOL
diers shot the Russian captain of ten
Cossacks who were doing police duty.
The Cossacks attacked and pursued the
Chinese, cutting them down. The Rus
sian government sent complaint to
Pekin, demanding the punishment of
the highest Chinese officials of the dis
trict. China complied.
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Death Of Ex-congressman culber.on

Jefferson, Tex, May S.-Ex-Con-
gresham David B. Culberson, father
of United States Senator c. A. Culber-
son, of Texas. died yesterday. He had
been suffering from grip, and for the
last two or three days had been un-
conscious at intervals. Ex-Congress-
man Culberson was at one time
prominent candidate for the speaker
ship of the house. He was for a long
time chairman of the Judiciary commit
tee and was regarded as one OF the
best constitutional lawyers in public
life
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Condemned building Collapsed.

Kansas City. Mo-, May S.-A three
story brick building at 1902 Grand ave-
nue.. in the business center, occupied
on the ground floor by Jacob Goodman
as a second hand store and above by
Mrs. Mary Sohn as rooming house,
collapsed yesterday afternoon, burying
seven persons in the ruins. 1t Is be-
lieyed none of the injured will die.
John w. Moore, aged 10 years, former
mayor of Kansas City, was most seri-
ously hurt. The building, which had
been condemned several months ago,
collapsed almost without warning. She
ureck was cOmDlete
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Miss Florence Newman, "

Miss Florence Newman, who has
been q great sufferer from muscular
rheumatism, says Chamberlain
Pain Balm is the only remedy that
affords her relief Miss Newman is
a much respected resident of the vii
lage of Gray, N. Y, and makes this
statement for the benefit of Others
similarly afflicted. This liniment is
for sale by VIM. P. Bell & Co. Acco>
mac @. H., Va.
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Lung Hong Must Return to China.

Toledo, May S.-Judge Kicks, In the
federal court, yesterday decided that
Lung Hong, former Chinese merchant
on Clark street, Chicago, must leave
the country. He has stubbornly fought
his case in the courts. Judge Kicks
says that the whole question hinges
on whether Lung was merchant, as
when arrested he was working In o
laundry at Lima.
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HX.SECRtTARY ENDICOTT DEAD.
CIeveIand's var Secretary succumbs
tn nm Attack of Pneumonia.

to an Attack OF PneumOnfa.
Boston, May 7.-William Crownin-
shield Endicott. secretary OF war UNI
der President Cleveland's first admin
istratlon, died at his residence in this
city yesterday afternoon, Of pneu-
monia, aged 73 years. Although Mr..
Endicott's system had been somewhat
enfeebled by an attack of the grip.
from which he suffered last winter, he
had been in apparently good bodily
health up to last Wednesday, when
he took his customary drive. Shortly
afterward he was taken i'll, and pneu-
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-05-12
ALLEGED P0S lUFPICE EmBFZzLER.
Charles +. Nicely Charged With Dis |
honesty In Cuban Mail Service. !

Charles +. Nicely Charged with Dis
honesty in Cuban Mail Service.
New York, May S.-Charles F. Nicely
was arrested in Rochester Saturday
night and brought to this city Sunday
night on the charge of embeZzling $685.
900 from the government while he was
treasurer of the postoffce department
in Cuba. 1t is asserted on reliable au-
thority in Havana that since July Of
last year the government has been de-
frauded monthly of more than 1000
on stamped paper alone. The culprit
or culprits are believed to have re-
ceived $4,000 and to have accounted
for only $4,000 During the last four
months it is said that Neely's short
age in the aggregate has not fallen
below $4,000 and that, prior to the
beginning of this year the average
was much higher.
For a long time Nicely lived extrava-
gantly. Auditors Reeves and Reynolds
have been temporarily suspended. Maj.
Rathbone, director of posts, set special
agents at work investigating the mat
ter when first it was called to his at
tention some weeks ago. These agents
reported April % that the accounts
were correct
Late yesterday afternoon Nicely Sc
cured $4,000 bail and was released.
A. G. Smith, friend of Nicely, said
that Nicely had been for Is months in
the postal service in Cuba and during
that time he had handled millions Of
dollars. The shortage in Neely's ac-
counts, he said, were doubtless due to
clerical errors and that they would be
Strengthened out at the proper time.
Mayors Resignation Demanded.
Atlanta, Ca, May S.-The city coun-
ell last night adopted resolution call
ing on Mayor James G. Woodward to
resign his office. The resolution was
the elimination of a sermon Sunday
night by Rev. l.. G. BroughtOn, In
which the minister made violent at
tack on the mayors personal habits.
The resolution calls upon the mayor
to resign before the next meeting Of
the council. The leader of the opposi-
ton to Mr.. Woodward says the mayor
is in honor bound, under the terms of
a statement made last summer to re-
sign. The mayor today declined to say
what his action would be. His term
expires Jan. 1.
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Union Lahof's victory in Chicago.

Chicago, May S.-Officials Of the
Northwestern Elevated Railroad COM
pany dealt serious blow to the Build
ing Contractors Council and made a
concession OF great importance to
union labor yesterday. President
Louderback announced that the 153
union workmen who went on a strike
a few weeks ago would be taken back
to work today under an agreement
conceding every point to the unions
Among labor organizations this victory
is regarded as presaging the ultimate
defeat OF the contractors all along the
line and an early termination Of the
labor war prevailing in Chicago.
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NEW YORK, PHILA. & NORFOLK R.R.

Time Table in Effect Nov. 80, 1897.
Quickest and only daily line between
Boston, New York, Phila., Nor
folk and Old Point Comfort.
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ST" stops for passengers on signal
to conductor. sDaily, except Sunday.
R.. B. Cooke, J. g. Rodgers,
Genl. Freight & Supt.
Pass. Agent, Cape Charles, Va.
Norfolk. We,
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state Secretary Cited For Contempt.

Lincoln, Net., May ga summons
was issued yesterday by District Judge
Frost citing Secretary of State Por-
ter to appear and defend himself
against charge of contempt of court.
Secretary Porter could not be found,
and it was learned last evening that he
had gone to the Sioux Falls conven-
ton. The contempt consists Of his al
legged refusal to endorse and approve
certain vouchers of the state payable
to Mrs. A. A. Davis. president of the
Society of the Home for the Friend
less, as ordered by the court. The
case grows out of the controversy for
control of this institution.
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THE LATE WILLIAM C. ENDICOTT.

THE LATE WILLIAM Z. ENDlCOTI.
monia developed, the disease reaching
it's most acute form Saturday evening,
at which time it was feared by the
attending physician that the patient
could not live through the night. He
rallied slightly, however, but during
Sunday his respiration gradually grew
weaker and about o'clock be passed
peacefully away. The funeral will be
private and burial will be in Salem.
Mr.. Endicott's daughter, the wife OF
Joseph Chamberlain, the English sec
rotary of state for the colonies, was
notified by cable. Mrs. Endicott was
Ellen Peabody, daughter of George
Peabody, the philanthropist.
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-30

Onr young friend, Sol Hambleton, arrived last Friday from ArkadeIphia. where he had been attending school at the Ouachita College. Since coming home he has accepted a position with Jno. II. Tipton, the prescription drug gist
 The beautiful weather the first of the week gave farmers and gardepe,s & a splendid opportunity to put the ground in shape for the seed. and they did not fall to take advantage of it Business in town was consequently quite dull.
 A profusion of beauty and rare love Illness may now be seen in the artisti- cally and elegantly trimmed Easter Hats of R. II. Winfield S Co. The prices are arranged to suit all tastes and pocket books. Up stairs over Fus- sell, Graham x Co,
 A citizen of Forrest City mentioned to a visitor that we hoped for public library and gymnasium in the town The response was, When you erect building for library and gymnasium, | also erect fifty dwellings, and good ones too, for such a building will at- tract many people.
 On account of bad health, I will dis. pose of the Turkish Restaurant. stock of groceries, fixtures. etc, at actual cost. Sale will be made either for all or any part of stock or fixtures. This | is a splendid opportunity for someone to buy a good paying business and stand cheap. Saida Kelly.
 Among those who attended the thea.
 re Tn Memphis Tuesday night and who highly enjoyed MT. Mans1eld's inter. pretation of Cyrano D- Bergerac. were I MT and Mrs. Percy Barker, Mesdames Bard, Norton, Graham and Nichols, and Misses Norma and Alice Rollwage and Miss Elise Avery, of Hot Springs,
 It is impossible to convey any acu- rate idea through these columns of how pleased any visitor to the Millinery oi | k II. Winfield & Co, would be. The new and beautiful Spring Styles now on exhibition must be seen to be fully appreciated. and we would suggest thaI you call at once before the stock 4 broken.
 l DOu DCbAcuS. LII WdS II the city Tuesday, of last week, looking for farm hands. We do not think he wa. very successful. Labor is Scare, commodity in this community at thi writing, owing to the many public i'm provements and general air of growtl and prosperity. Every person wh, wants work can get it here.
 Perfect dreams of artistic beauty il
 becoming shapes and styles in Read
 to Wear Easter Hats, and novel an,
 handsome ideas in Ladies' Neckweal Ornamental Combs. Belts. Purses, Gun dies, Fans and Buckles, all blended il
 one pleasing display at the Miliner
 of R. II. Winfield & Co. Up stair
 over Russell, Graham & Go. Several of our citizens have been CT
 toying great sport recently amoug th
 turkeys in the bottoms. Alderman
 r Mcdaniel killed (accidentally) fin : turkey last Saturday morning while ou with party of friends near Whitmort and Newman Laughinghouse bagged ! fine gobbler Monday morning Tn : birds are gobbing now and it is sai
 they are quite numerous.
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-30


 Miss Jennie Farmer. of Lat;rano. n,srkansas, was registered at the Belser riiuay, eh route to Tennessee.
 The Episcopal church Guild will meet with Mrs Walter German next Tines. oay afternoon at 8 o'clock, April 3.
 Pure Bred Plymouth Rock Eycs for sale at 15 for sl 50. and Rrown aaI so' horns' b for sl. by II. B. GwYN. flames, Traces, Collars. Rr;aIes Back Bands, Wagon and Plow S;ngle and Double Trees. Atkins .S Horsa
 Come into the newsstand and saa some of the photographs, which are in go into our Art Souvenir Supplement
 A pair of Battle Axe" shoes will wear you all winter. The price is very iow. See them at Russell, Graham x
 mere were no services at the Meth- ouist chtlrch Sunday, owing ,o the ill. ness or the pastor, Rev. w. c. DayId- son. New lettuce. radishes, tomatoes. cab. page. shallots and snions at the Kan sas City Meat Market. Phone 72. South Side. 'o"'''
 sam II Davidson, of Sharp county. candidate for Auditor of Stale. was i'm town few days the latter part of last week.
 Miss Garnette Fitzpatrick returned sunday afternoon from an extended visit to friends and relatives in Little Rock.
 1t seems that the potat farmers who waited for season will have the ad- vantage of the "early birdsn this spring.
 Mrs. Rena Hughes, of Linden. has been quite ill the past two weeks. but we are pleased to announce her conva- leScent.
 Have you cough? A dose of Bal lard's Horehound Syrup will relieve jt. Price p cents and 50 cents. Webb X Sanders.
 Drs. Dunavant and White went to Memphis Tuesday evening tn see Mr. Mansiield's great performance at the Lyceum.
 A beautiful. drop.head New Royal Sewing Machine is for sale at the Newsstand, cheap for cash, or on easy payments.
 There are others shoes but none bet ter than the "Battle Axen brand Sold and guaranteed by Russell, Ora. ham x Co.
 Try sack of the Celebrated Alba tross Flour and you will never use any other kind. For sale only by Fus sell, Graham & Go.
 You can be cheerful and happy onl, when you are we'll If you feel "ouI of sorts" take Heroine, it will brace you up. Price 50 cents. Webb S Sanders.
 J. A. Womack has charge of $. l. Hodges store and tinshop. His etlici ency as timer is well known. and h, invites his friends and the public tt give him d call when needing anything in his line. Repair work a speciality
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-30


 To any person who contemplates bnildirga a dwelling honse we will fur nish plans and specifications free of charge. Geo. F. Taylor .S O.. agents.
 N. Harris. the jeweler. has become permanent citizen. having removed his family from Brinkley to this city We'd nesday. Ih,y reside on billiard street.
 FOR SALE AT CosT-My restaurant and entire stock of groceries. including fixtures, etc. Same will be sold either in bulk or at retail, at cost price. SAIDA KELLY.
 This balmy weather recalls pleasant memories of band concerts, lawn par ties, ice cream suppers, pretty girls. mirth, merriment, frolic, buds and blossoms.
 Mir. and Mrs Theo Heyck, Jr.. visited the Bluf City the first of the week and were gratified witnesses of Mir. Mans. fields interpretation of Cyrano De Bergerac.
 No need to worry about what you want to eat. Bud Boyle, at the Kansas City Meat Market, can furnish you with early vegetables and choice meats. Phone 72, South Side.
 Russell, Graham S Co. have just received hobby line of Spring White Goods in Lawns, Percales, Dimities etc. These fabrics are the latest spring styles, and good quality.
 Miss Hattye Whitman, after spend ing most delightful week visiting friends and acquaintances in Memphis and Ripley, Tenn, returned to her home in this city Sunday morning.
 Mir. Jesse Davis. assistant engineer of the St. Francis .Levee Board, of ! Memphis. came over Saturday evening on brief visit to friends and home folks, returning Sunday afternoon.
 Screen Wire Cloth, Step Ladders. Feather Busters.
 Flower Pots.
 ATKINS & HORNE. 1 Russell, Graham & O., have a new advertisement in this issue. They are doiug large business and much of il | honest and up to-date business meth ods.
 The game of Croquet promises to bt very popular this season. Several set have already gone out from the News stand, and large stock. ranging il price from 75 cents to S3 50 is now or sale.
 The Congressional Committee ha named June 20, 1900, as the day, anC Newport as the place for holding tb Congressional Convention for the pun pose of nominating candidate fo congress.
 If your child is cross or peevish. it i. no doubt troubled with worms. White Cream Vermifuge will remove th worms, and it's tonic effect restore it natural cteerfulness. Price 25 cents Webb & Sanders.
 Regular trips by the Steamer Victo are made from Mar.anna along the St Francis river twice -a-week by whic we can ship you anything you want i the Lumber line L'Anguille Lumbe Co, Marianne, Ark
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-30
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sssss.s ss.ss sss of &fzZzSz

We hope to have an extra printer here by the first of the week, in which case our Mir. Vadakin will devote his whole time for several weeks to gathering statistics, sketches, views, portraits, etc. for our Art Souvenir Supplement We hope no prominent person or inter. est will be overlooked We shall hon. estly try to do qua part in way to win the thanks of all concerned.
 A. R. De Fluent, editor of the Jour nal, Doylestion, Ohio, suffered for a number of years from rheumatism in his right shoulder and side. He says: "Myrignt arm At times was entirely use- less. l tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm and was surprised to receive relief al- most immediately. The Pain Balm has been constant companion of mine ever since and it never fails" Webb Ss Sanders.
 My mother suffered with chronic diarrhoea for several months. She was attended by two physicians who at last pronounced her case hopeless. She pro cured one p cent bottle of Chamber lain'S Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. and five doses gave her per. manrnt relief. Itake pleasure in recom- mendinp it as the best on the market. Mrs. F. E Watson. Aiken, Ala Webb X Sanders.
 If troubled with rheumatism. give Chamberlain's Pain Balm trial II will not cost You cent if 1t does no good. One application will relieve the pain. It also cures sprains and bruies in one-thrd the time required by any other treatment. Cuts, burns, frustbites. qninsey, pains in the side and chest. glandular and other swelings are quickly cured by applying it. Every bottle warranted. Price ? and 50 cts i. Webb & Sanders.
 Hopkins X Howard is the style of d new firm of painters and paper hangers which is now located in ihe old Chrisrn building on South Washington street. The gentlemen who cnlnpose this new firm seem to be honorable. upright and industrious workmen, and are finished artists in their line. both being union men in god standiug. THE TIMES extends the firm "f Hopkins S How. aid the glad han .,,, welcome and b, pes their business vii prosper.
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-30

FoR SALE-by Mckinley Bros. at Haynes, Ark, one ? horsepower He'll mann engine and boiler (attached, one almost complete saw mill and one 55 horsepower fire box boiler. Cash, or terms to suit purchasers.
 Jno. Stevens, of Biackfish, was in town Monday, accompanied by his niece, Miss Dena Stevens, of St. Louis, who had been visiting in the bottoms the past six weeks. Miss Dena left for her home on the night train.
 Talk about man walking block to get Il drink of whisky, why there are men who ride 10 and l5 miles every day to get drink of my good Old Cumberland Rye. Sold at the Pearl Sa- loon only. 1. w. MALLORY.
 What customers say abouta firm may always be taken as an evidence of it's popularity. People who patronize the Magnolia Saloon. say that T. c. Folbre x Go. handle the best liquors in the city. Give their goods a trial
 The L'Angulle Lumber Go, of Ma rianna. has just received full car load of windows and doors that were bought for cash, just at d time when there was great decline in glass winch enables them to sell cheap
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth Jdst church anticipate having an Easter Egg hunt. on Saturday before Easter Sunday, at three o'clock Tn the afternoon, at the residence of MT. Chas. Uelano. Everybody invited.
 Whiskey, in bond, which is twelve or fourteen years old. is rare article, but such goods are handled at the Magno- iia, and served in a manner 10 satisfy the taste and appetite of the most fas- tidious patron. Your trade invited
 On account of high rents and extra expenses, shaving at both shOps-Ihe 400 and w. F. Duncan 's-after Satur. day, will be 15 cents straight.
 W. E. DUNCAN.
 NJ. V. HANCOCK.
 A bouncing baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sanders Tuesday morning of last week. Tuesday. March 20. was indeed an eventfnl and memoriable day in the Sanders house. hold. it being the occasion of the mar rige of Mir. " T. Sanders aud also the advent ofa granddaughter. "Itnever rains but it pours.
 GA sToRTA.
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