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New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
HELPED CAPTURE AGUIN4LD0.
WAS WITH FUNSTON-HOW HE MADE
DESERTER PRISONER.

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSE.l
San Francisco. Dec. a.-Lieutenant Russell I.
Hazard, OF the LIST Cavalry, L. s. A, who has
done heroic work in the Philippines, was pas
seneer to-day on the transport Sheridan. His
present commission is the result of the part he
played in the capture of Aguinaldo March
% as commander of the Macabebe scouts. For
the daring capture Of Arthur Howard, a de-
serter from the 1st California Regiment Lieu
tenant Hazard has been recommended by his
superior officers for a medal of honor Lieu
tenant Hazard is resident Of Oakland, where
his wife and little daughter have been await
ing his return. He went to the Philippines
three wears ago as a lieutenant in the LIST Wash
ington Volunteers, later being appointed a cap
tain in the 11th Volunteer Cavalry. and after
being mustered out remained in the Islands on
duty with the native scouts
He was serving on General Wheatons staff
when chosen to accompany General Funston IN
search OF Agunado. and in that famous capt
ure displayed courage and judgment that won
the praise Of Funston and the washington au-
thorities. Following Aguinaldo's capture, Lieu
tenant Hazard sent with his scouts after
the insurgent leader General Cailles. IN Laguna
de Bay and kept 1t so hot for him that
Cailles was forced TO surrender on July is From
Laguna de Bay Lieutenant Hazard was sent
| to Mindoro. TO capture the deserter Howard,
who as lieutenant colonel of the insurgents had
been causing great annoyance to the American
troops.
Howard is an Englishman. small of stature
| and physically well morally weak He
is about thrty-eight years old. He was with
| Lord Kitchener in some of his African cam
pafgns was also in South Africa, and in 1886
| took part in the Filipino insurrection against
| the Spanish, later joining Agunaldo at Hong
Kong Howard therefore more or less ia
miliar with the Filipinos, and when he deserted,
! IN December 1898, ii was known he would
prove a valuable acquisition to the insurseht
troops He is said to have commanded the
FIlipinos at San Mateo when General LaWton
was killed. Lieutenant Hazards capture OF
this desperate renegade has seldom been
| e0ualled for daredevil courage, the odds against
| him being 100 to l.
| On the night of August 21. accompanied by a
civil scout Ferguson and eight Macabebes dls-
sused as insurgents Lieutenant Hazard
| entered the insurgent camp near Nau1an, on the
island of Ntindoro, and abducted Howard. Within
| the camp were five hundred we'll armed and des-
perate insurgents, but cleverly was the enter
prise conducted that one suspected the pres
ence of The American Had such suspicion been
aroused the members of the adventurous party
would have been instantly chopped to pieces.
| Howard bound hand and foot was spirited out
| of the neghborhood and in due time landed in
prison in Manila He was still there at last ac-
counts. His abduction left the insurgents. who
| had regarded him as a great leader, in demor
allied condition.
Lieutenant Hazard will soon leave this city
| to join his regiment, stationed in Yellowstone
| National Park.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

stockings underwear umbrellas. neckwear, suit
cases mackntoshes, suits. slippers and infants
wearing apparel.
THE sIEGEL-COOPER COMPANY, Sixth-ave..
Eighteenth and Nineteenth SITS, announces choice
array of holiday books with large assortment Tor
the children and popular editions OF standard
hooks Among their other offerings are real lace
bandkerchiefs a variety Of dress patterns silks IN
waist skirt and dress lengths. suitable as Christ
mas nresents: the Fox brand of umbrellas, canes,
dresser cushions handkerchief cases and photo
graph cameras.
JoHN DANIELS SONS AND SONS, Broadway,
Eighth and Ninth sts. offer rich holiday goods at
low prices. In their collection may De found jewel
rv opera glasses and orgnettes of the best quality
IL roo, shell combs fans and fancy arti
,s especially adapted for Christmas gifts satcheis
dess suit cases. sterling silver toilet articles Jar
aniares and pedestals. Christmas cards and caieh-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
BURGLARS FIGHT POLICE.
THEY DRAW KNIVES WHEN CAUGHT AT
WORK-REVOLVER BUTTS BEAT THEM
INTO UNCONSCIoUSNEsS.

Three detectives OF the Elizabeth-st. station
had q desperate encounter with four burglars
whom they surprised at work last evening in a
building at No SO Bayard-st. AT sight OF the
detectives the burglars drew knives ana at
tackled them. and q desperate hand to mana heht
occurred. The detectives drew their reVolNefS'
but even then the burglars fought furiously IN
their efforts to escape, and lunged Vlclously al
their captors.
The men were surprised at work on the top
floor of the building in Bayard-st, wnere ties
had already packed up clothing worth sou" IL
was dark and the detectives had all they could
do to make one another out in the piackhese'
For half an hour the fight continued and Tor
time il seemed as if the detectives would be de-
feated in the struggle. They finally ciuooea
three of the burglars into insenslblllty anu
landed all of them in the Elizabeth-st- siaIoL.
They described themselves as Joseph Si.nst .s
man. of No ~ Forsythe-st.: Edward t1ouli ~,
of No. 80 Eldridse-st.; Isaac Segar, OF No NJ 80
Gouverneur-st.. ana Joseph dooolia'' VI wv
1AS Forsythe-st. r,,;,.
Several days ago Captain Wendell, OF the EllZa :.
beth-st station was informed that sans VI
burglars was operating in his precinct. - -.
tiyes Routh Burns and Nevins were put on tfie
case Last night they got word thaL IouI il.h .
had entered the building at No. oo BaEaru-s'''
and Immediately they went after them
The detectives made their way to the top nooT'
where Samuel Levin of No. 81 Mott-st. keeps
tailoring shop. The detectives diScerned the Iour
men work ping up clothing. AS soon as li1e a
men saw that they were discovered they mace
an effort to escape. The detectives blocked the
way and the fight began. One of the burglars
threw a Jimmy at Detective Routh, infiicting
a wound on his head The fight waxed hot until
the policemen beat the men over the heads with
their revolvers When the prisoners were led
from the building crowd of two thousand per-
surrounded them and made threats OF
lynching them. They followed the detectives 10
the station where Captain Wendell was COM
PEELED to turn out the reserves to clear the
streets.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

conservative authority estimates that .ne EsrI.
paper and other securities held by Messis Eoils
and Cook are worth in the neighborhooo Oh
sLeoo0oo
Everybody seems to be trying to get nhaIt ouI ~
Asphalt and the 5s Of both the Nauonai f.spiSr. e.
and the Asphalt of America have made ne" Wv
record The absence of any Teassuring I'M 10.
ton in the face of shrinkage which reduces ttiese
securities to level which would be low even io .h q
concern in bankruptcy, gives rise TO the i.ai ~ a.
the affairs of the companies will be found TO oe IN
q unsatisfactory condition. some ..nttsn no.Is
are beginning 10 talk of having been Flcutii-
lied" No statement has been made or can pe
made by the investigating committees until the
audit has been completed.
The market in PENNSYLVANIA Railroad stock mas
been strongly affected by that company g octooeI
statement. which shows that In gross anu ths ne
earnings for that month and for the ten mouths
of the year the Pennsylvania leads all the uahs
portation companies of the country Am ~ o income d "a
appear to Justify the projected expenditure e pi
$50 Ono 6do on equipment for next year ana per-
nlanent the line
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
10 UNrE1L KossUTH's PORTRAIT.

Ar the Lenox Jyceum. at O'CLOCK tc-nisnt. IN
listing ceremonies will mark the unveiling of a
nortrait of Kossuth, presented by the surviving
,,eterans of the Hungarian war of independence in
1s,s General Daniel E. Sickles, grand marshal OF
- ,,orade which on December z, 1851, escorted
.Eossutb TO the City Hall will speak. The portrait
of Kossuth will be unveiled by Major Charles
Semsev a veteran of 1S4s and of the Civil War y
programme of Hungarian music has been arranged
The distinctive feature of the evening will be the
s,noinp of Kossuth's Farewell Hungary which
wsS composed 4 by of his companions as he was
making his escape from Hungary 70 turkey IN lois'
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
HRS. ANNE II. THURBER DEAD.

Annie NJ Thurber, widow Of Abner d. Thufoe. =.
died from paralysis yesterday at her home NO.
Sidney Place. Brooklyn Mrs. Thurber's ms'ae"
name was Ford, and she born in $50 IN DOVE.
NJ j. In 1865 she was married TO Mr.. Thurper' an
had afterward lived in Brooklyn Mr. Ihui
who was a member of the wholesale grocery nfm
of III K & F. B. Thurber. died two years TrSS,rber 49,
the days Of Henry Ward Beecher MIS- syaT MS
was a member of Plymouth Church ,sAnsssss,ant
death she became member OF Grace, frysrze u,rzess
Episcopal Church The Rev Dr. Frederick - to-
will conduct the funeral services at the nc md
morrow afternoon 2:30 o'clock. Two so"s
two daughters survive her.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
po1yTEcHSIC PREPARATORY SCHOOL

Rohert PEBBLES Herman, graduate or the schooi
+, the class of 49, has been a member OF the
Harvard University football team for the last two
years and been elected captain OF the team TOT
next year.
T,a sacond annual dinner OF the alumni associa-
,ion will take place at the Argyle on the evening OF
January at o clock. All graduates of the school
have been invited, and Seth Low. one of the alumni
.o sneak Those graduates wishing
,iocss az the dinner should send their names at
pnra to q A. Benoit No. 426 Greene-aVe BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

sent up to the main drill hall in case OF snes.
gency- As soon the kitchen is ready severai O
the companies to cook their own dinners. ar"
a detail of men cooks has had some instrueuoa-
The annual muster OF the regiment Will De heia on
Wednesday. when the regiment expects 10 l1a.s
OF Company E. has been promoted quartermasfsr
sergeant Corporal J. II. Bogardus. OF Company r. s
has been promoted sergeant, and Privates Francs
H. Warland. of Company G. and j. j. B. DougiayI5
of Company c. corporals. Captain Thonas :,
Walker. regimental commssary, has resigned oH
account of business.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
r,rcHry FOR ESD REGIMENT ARMORY

Arrangements have been made to supply the -do
pepiuent with a kitchen. and for TINS purpose
:, ooo has been appropriated by the State. The
kitcben which is to be built in the basement OF the
.rmory will have "A range capacity for cooking
meals for one thousand men. 1t will be utted Win
fur supply Of cooking utensils. and dumb
waiter will also be built, that rations can be
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
FEWER SMALLPOX CASES; MORE DEATHS.

Boston. Dec six cases Of smallpox have 0e~
found here since yesterday. The total nunosf %
cases for the week is fty-eignt, which Is only ~,
as many as the previous week There were -
deaths from the disease, two more than ~
week
Cambridge Mass. Dec. Z-One death from sns. ma.
pox was reported to the Board Of Health OF ""
city to-day and one new case
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
DEVELOPMENT OF BOLIVIA.

SCHEME TO CONSTRUCT RAILWAYS AND A PORT.
Lima, Peru, Dec. 7.-Advices from La Paz
say that the Bolivian Congress has sanctioned a
concession to Belgian syndicate to construct a
port at Bahia Negra and a railway from the
river Paraguay to Santa Cruz, with branches
to sucre and Potosi and has also authorized
the government to negotiate foreign loan, the
bases of which not made public.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION PROCEEDS.

Cape Town. Dec. THE steamer Gauss, bearing
the German Antarctic Expedition headed by Pro-
fessor Won Drygalski which sailed from Kiel on
August H. and arrived here about two weeks ago.
after considerable anxiety to her safety had
been aroused. proceeded to-day for the Antarctic
regions
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
BalZaC-Complete in Is Vols
FAIRYLAND OF DOLLS AMI
The Basement Glitters with Novelty and

animals inspiration
thinks Americas mechanical
10 and
VIII of w1l
Via Hive
modishly
Christmas Tree mghtness-ho
Carg-Go
we'll
first to look
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

Ruling Passion, by Henry Van Dyke.
Right of Way, by Gilbert Parker.
Red Chancellor, by W. Magnay.
D'ri and /. by Irving Bachelor.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

Eternal City, by Hall Caine-
Annie Deane, by A. F, Slade.
Crisis, by Winston Churchill
Cardigan, by Robert Chambers
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
TUE 11NJECI1A1JED HOLIDAY BAZAAR AND MAXI =
IMPs0N, CRAWFORD { S|!!
FOR ALL READERS BY ALL WRITER'S,
RQN)ko o=N ALL STYLES OF BINDING AND PRINTING

reckoning New York head rendezvous or M wv oa Of
thought
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

Denslows Mother published at S1oO At...- ooc
American BOYS William Mckinley by E. STRAIT SC
a S125. ~
With washington in the West by E. s'r"tmsyer pub 75C
St Nicholas. vols. net ..'.'.......'' 80"
BalZaC-Completei in Is Vols.
Previous have been uneveny Translated
and their piquant originality
until the we'll known Santsoury edtioh
a translation available TO
prefaces with the analytical ana
invaluable to our readers his
Comede Humane is the most mastery
cha cteriza OF written
Cloth, White Sable published at $1,000 lOoO
~ published at 1890. 1000
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
LuddingtOn Game Boards.

spEcIAIChautauqua Combination
6Sc
The Iient S0 rames regular price
The four which played 100
Comb style. which
The . Archare
games: regu $3.50, ESQ
Magic Lanterns with slides Sc: nicely packed,
Dec mr. Reg 1.25 S275 zoo
Res pr 81 90 Soc Reg pr SOB 1.so $3.50 250
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
The Following Copyright Novels 7

Marietta. by M. Crawford.
Tristram of Brent, by Anthony Hope
Lazarre, by H. M. CatherWood.
Cinderella, by S. r. Crockett
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

Money Spinner, by II. s. Msrrimaa
Cavalier, by George w. Cable.
Graustark, by G. b. McCutcheoa.
Warwick OF the Knobs. by Jshn
Lloyd.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
and Color.
TOy Store. re.-Ba,eu,

German Jointed Dolls, with bisque head. naxen wig
not one imperfect in the entire lot
13-inch. regular 25c- at 2Oc I1-inch. regular
15-nch regular Soc, at 4Oc 2O-nch. regular
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-17
D,yDRUfT CAUSED BY 4 GfRM.
A New Discovery That Nils the Germ and
Prevents Badness.

Pretty nearly all the hair prepare
lions for dandrun have some meritin
~allaying itching OF the scalp ana in
being "A fairly good dressing for the
hair, but there's only Il that recog-
nizes what causes dandruii, falling
hair and blindness, and that destroys
TINT cause, n little germ-and that Is
Newbro's Herpicide. This germ cats
its way into the scalp, down tn the
hair root, whereitsaps that vitality,
causing dandruif M 1t digs up the
scalp into little white scales. Unless
IL IL destroyed there's no permanent
stopping Of falling hair and cure OF
dandruff and badness. Newbro's
Herpicide kills the germ. destroy
the cause, you remove the effect
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-17
THE HARTZEIL MURDER.
indictment Brought Against George W.
Bauley by the Grand Jury.

At half past four last Thursday
afternoon, the grand jury, after hold
ing session for seven days. found n
bill OF indictment against George w.
Bauley, charging him with the MUIR
der of Frank Hartzell, who was killed
March Sth on Warm Spring Creek.
The evidence, though Of such a ma
ture as to incriminate Bailey, ia to a
great extent circumstantial and 1t is
the opinion OF many that 1t will be a
hard matter to secure aconviction.
On the finding OF the bill a bench
warrant was issued by Judge Chea-
die for Bailey detention and he was
at once arrested by the sheriff and
taken to the county jail.
The prisoner had been hanging
around the court house since the
commencement Of the Investigations,
and the arrest was not altogether q
surprise to him, he taking the matter
very coolly.
Bailey and the murdered man, tits
claimed, have had trouble at various
times, but this the prisoner denies;
and although public opinion is that
the right man has been arraigned,
yet under the circumstances any re-
marks which might lead to the for
nation of decided opinions should be
avoided.
On Friday last the defendant was
brought into court and his pleading
set for April 10Th at 10 o'clock a. M.
The counsel for the defense is Messrs.
Cort & Worden.
George w. Bauley has aranch with.
In a mile Of the Hartzell place, the
scene of the crime.
A most thorough investigation was
conducted by the grand jury, even to
the extent of going to Warm Spring
creek and minutely examining the
premises and surroundings where the
murder was committed.
At the time of the murder 1t was
claimed that it was improbable that
slugs fired from a rifle at close range
would produce the wounds found on
the body of Hartzell. Since then ex-
periments have been made which
show beyond q doubt that the
wounds might have been made in
precisely that manner.
The prisoner has a wife and two
children, who have resided in Lewis
town most of the winter for the pur
pose Of allowing the children to at
tend school. Mrs. Bauley is pros
trated over the affair.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-17

Il. X, Ncill. representing the firm OF
Finch s Campbell of spokane. las been
making hi, headquarters in Lewistowu
for the past week. During his stay
Mr.. Ncill made several trips TO the
Kendall mines. on which Finch "
Campbell have taken up an option.
The millinery opening at the Power
Mercantile Co. on Saturday was an en-
tire success. The Importation Of fine
silks and millinery lately made by them
showed 10 great advantage and was
ably presided over by Miss Husch, the
lady milliner. who is thoroughly CON
vcrsant with her business.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-17
IN THE MOCCASIN MOUNTAINS.
An Gntarprising Mining Syndicate Has To-
Gated Several Valuable Claims.

With the coming OF spring mining
affairs in the Moccasin mountains are
taking on new life. Several claims
have been bonded for large amounts,
new locations have been made and
much work is being accomplished.
A series OBLIGATIONS have been made
by a mining syndicate composed OF
X. Z. Gudgell, NJ. s. Gudgell, G.. B.
Stewart and ID. j. Burr, among which
are some very promising prospects.
Twelve OF these locations are at the
head OF Dog creek and located east vi
the Graham and Wareham property,
which has been lately bonded to H,
T. Kendall for $4,000, and ia also
contingent to the Barnes group on
the north.
The discoveries are located In the
porphry formation directly above the
mineral bearing limerick belt, which
encircles the entire mountain. The
samples OF ore obtained from these
claims are Of the free milling variety
and show values ranging from 81 to
SS4 to the ton.
With the exception Of the North
Star claim, nothing except a little
surface work has been accomplished
on these discoveries up to date. A
fifty foot tunnel has been run on that
claim with very satisfactory results,
Il body of good looking ore having
been uncovered.
The claims are in an embryo state
at present, but taking into consider.
alton their location and the promis
ing showing on the surface, they will
in all probability emerge from that
state into valuable properties I'm tho
near future.
This enterprising syndicate has al
so three likely looking claims three.
quarters OF a mile west Of those al.
ready mentioned and adjoining the
newly acquired Kendall property on
the east. These discoveries are named
respectively, Handicap, Old Flint
Lock and Good Luck. They show
cyanide ores which assay $3.50 pei
ton.
They are located on the lower side
of the encircling limerick formation
and take In, to a certain extent, por.
tions of the sedimentary deposits oil
cyanide ore which have made the
Kendall property famous.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-17
Ihow's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. L. j. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
Il. j. Cheney for the last IL years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX,
WALDISG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, D.
Halls Catarrh Cure istaken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price, 75cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-17

The Catholic ladies will give a basket
social in the old I~Iobcnsack a Sloan
building this wednesday, evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
a. NJ. McEachnie Of Halbcrt. Mont.
and formerly Of IIarlowton, was mar.
ried To Mis-, Emma Kecfer by Justice
Gudgell ON Monday evening. The
newly married couple will reside AT
llalbcft.
Mr.. {. Il. Ilaggerty, who formerly
had charge of the dry goods depart
ment in the f.. Lewis store of Gaze
Mill, Wisconsin, has secured a position
AS dry goods clerk with the Power
Mercantile Co.
There will br n regular communica-
ton of Lewistown Lodge No. b, A. f..
~ \. NJ. az the hall Saturday evening,
April 20, 1901. Third degree work and
banquet All s%oiourning brethren are
cordially invited.
Many eastern visitors and home seek
crs have come 10 Montana this spring
and Richard II. R%nntoul, the manager
lof the Montana railroad says that
travel was heavier in March than ever
before in the history of the road"
Barney Mcdonald, wholately sold his
interest in the Brewery saloon TO Dcizi-
ger Il Laux, has purchased a lot in the
property belonging 10 Herbert Dcvivier,
which is situated on Fourth avenue and
juneau street. In all probability a
frst-class saloon and music hall will bc
erected on this property by Mr.. Me-
| Donald
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-17

L. Daniels assimulated too much fire
water and was fined $3.50 in the justice
court.
George II. Kitchner OF Stanford, paid
a visit 10 Lewistown this week in order
to transact some land business.
Marie Cannon, a dcnizen Of the demi
monde. was fined s?5 by Justice Mellow
an on Monday for being drunk and using
profane language.
Sanford Green and wife returned tn
Lewistown last Saturday after having
spent the winter in Salt Lake City as
guests of their daughter, Mrs. c. Il.
Johnson.
viii Polly and wife Of Utica will take
charge of the boarding house at the
Kendall mines this summer. Arrange
ments were made for Mr.. Polly 10 take
charge May LIST.
The Great Falls stage was twelve
hours late last Friday on account of It's
having upset five miles this side Of
Stanford. where the roads are in eX-
ccptionally bad shape.
Mrs. James Fitzpatrick, who has been
taking care Of the Hon. James Fergus
during his sickness, has contracted 4
very severe attack Of pneumonia. Mr..
Fergus is still very seriously indisposed.
Much development work is being
done on the Northern Pacific mine a,
Copperopolis, and increased activity !:
noticeable in mining affairs in tn,
vicinity OF the camp.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-17

A newly married editor gets off the
following: "What is the difference
between a honeycomb, a honeymoon
and a pretty girl? A honeycomb Is
a small cell, a honeymoon Is a big
sell, and a pretty girl Is a damsel."-
Northwest Magazine.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-17


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