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LOSSES IN THE PHILIPPINES.
MacArthur's Report on Deaths From
AnFiaus Causes.
The following report Of casualties in the
Philippines was yesterday received from
General Macarthur:

The following report or casualties IN the
Philippines was yesterday received from
General Macarthur:
Manila, March 80. 1901.
Adjutsnt General Washington:
Following deaths have occurred since last re-
port:
Died from wounds received in action-March
8 Company l. Sixth Infantry. Corporal Hugh
Nelson. Killed 10y accdent-COmpany Z, Fourth
Volunteer Infantry. james c. smith.
All other causes March q, Company b,
Twenty fourth Infantry James Wilson, March 6,
Company l. Eighteenth Infantry. Thomas Layey;
March IS, Company /, Thirteenth Infantry.
Josepha Never; March 2l Company l. Sixteenth
Infantry, Walter H. Townsend: March . Com
pany l. Twenty-ninth Infantry. John c. Tyson:
Company h Thirtv-frst Infantry. Hugh Neis-
wonger; March >. Company /. Sixteenth In
fan,ry Erwin J.. Brown; March q, Company f.
Fourth Infantry august schultz; March q
Battery F. Fourth Artillery, Wallie Griffin;
February . Company A. Fifteenth Infantry Otis
". Huffer March "A, Company J.. Forty-sixth
Volunteer Infantry Henry Howe; January ,.
Company +, Eighteenth Infantry, Arti6cer Angel
Calcari: March 2G Company D. Forty-seCond In
fantry, Christopher Moring: March j. Company
W. Fourth Infantry, AXel Freden; March = Com
pany y, Twenty-seyenth Infantry, Charles 4.
Neller; March IS, Company b. Twcnty-siXth In
fautry Harry {. Anderson; March Is. Hospital
Corps. William II. Bennett; March 81 Company
{. Third Infantry, Andrew Pflaum.
General Geronimo commanding Eastern Ruia-
can MorOng Provinces surrendered yesterday with
twelve officers twenty-nine men, thirty guns:
took oath and returned mountains in order To
secure more guns. COntrerBs commanding North
cast Pansy and Sulzan surrendered Panay with
thirty guns. MACARTHUR.
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FUNSTON GETS HIS REWARD.
Made Rrigadier General by Order OF
the President.

The question Of Tevarding General
Funston for the capture of Aguinaldo
was decided by the President late yes
terday afternoon at conference with
the Secretary of War. The decision OF
the president is contained in the fol-
lowing despatch sent last night to Gen
eral Macarthur, at Manila:
The following appointments made:
Wheaton major general; Smith ana
Funston. bTigadier generals. The
Secretary of War joins me in CON
gratulations to all. CORBlN.
The following announcement was
made at the White House last night;
To be major general United states
Army-Brig. Gen. Lloyd Wheaton, vice
Miles. promoted Lieutenant General
To he brigadier generals in the Reg
ular Army-CoL Jacob II. Smith, Sew
enteenth Infantry. brigadier general
volunteers. vice Daggett. retired; Fred
erick Funston. brigadier general United
states Volunteers, vice Wheaton, pro-
NOTED"
One interesting feature connected with
the appointment Of General Funston
to the Regular Army with the rdhh
of brigadier general is that he is likely
TO become the Lieutenant General Com
manding the Army. The recent ap-
pointment of officers to be brigadier
generals showed that Gen. Leonard
Wood would succeed to the position OF
senior major general Of the army in
about ten years and thus become eli
gible for appointment as Lieutenant
General Commanding the Army
Should he be appointed to the head
of the army he would continue in the
position over ten years. during whlch
time Gen. J. Franklin Bell and Gen
Jacob Smith. the officers next preceding
Funston. would retire. Their retire
ment would make him the senior major
general commanding the army upon
General Woods retirement.
The times., 1901-03-31
A QUEER ELECTRICAL DISPLAY.
Schooner at Baltimore Comes in Con-
tact with u Live Wire.

BALTIMORE. March 3O.--A remarkable
electrical display occurred Thursday aft
ernoon on board the schooner Samuel l..
Russell Captain Linthicum lying in the
Back Basin She was lying head on to
Caroline Street and to finish discharg
ing her lumber it was necessary TO haul
her ahead until the flying JiDboOm reach
ed over the street. AS she was about to
be made fast there was sudden shower
of SHARKS from the stays OF the flying
iibboom to the foretopmast A stream or
small blue flames ran down and played
about the ran The standing rigging be
gan to take up the display
on board there mts ConsternatiOn.
thinking the vessel was on fire, the cook
ran ont of the galley and was about to
nour water on the lights that began to
show all around, when "a man stopped
him General alarm spread in the vi
ciuitN and soon men. women. and chill
dreu gathered on the dock. The crew of
the vessel were overcome with fear, but
remained on board, as there was no evil
deuce of the Russell being aiire. al
around than anyone on board had ever
seen supplied by ST. Elmo.
A man who knew what the trouble was
told the mate Of the Russell to slack his
lines and drou the vessel aStern. This
the mate objected to doing as he feared
fn3t if he got out in the dock there would
not be half as much chance to escape if
the shin caught lfe.
lust as soon as this was done and the
Russell dropped back a few feet there
was a sudden end to the lights that had
been dancing all over the rigging. Their
presence was explained in this way: The
russell has wire stays ana standing rig
eine When she hauled ahead her jib-
boom ran under network of wires along
the street. and against one her fOretop-
mast STAY struck The wire was a live
one ana the current from il played all
over the vessel.
soon after the schooner had gotten
away from tho wires two of the negro
crew wcrc ordered aloft to paint the
trucks They refused 10 go. Captain
T.:ntbicurn was on the street yesterday
hunting for substitutes to replace his
non who refused duty aloft. as he feared
when he was ready TO sail for Norfolk
they would not 60 with him. The Russell
sailed late i'm the afternoon.
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TO MUSTER OUT VOLUNTEERS.
Orders for Discharge Of Thirty-third
aud Thi.-fv-fourth Regiments.

Acting upon advices received yesterday
from General Shafter. at San Francisco,
orders will be issued by the Secretary Of
War directing the discharge of the Thirty
third and Thirty-fourth Volunteer Regi-
nents at that place. The question OF
whether TO muster these men out in San
Francisco or send Them TO their homes
yyas left to a vote Of the members of the
regiments General Shafter has tele-
gfaphed the War Department, saying:
Commanding officers Thirty-thlrd ana
Thirty-fourth Regiments. which arrived
this morning on the Logan, report as the
result of = vote taken on board ship to-
day thar It is the unanimous wish of the
enlisted men OF their commands TO be
mustered out in San Francisco.
The following telegram reporting the
arrival Of the transport Logan has also
been received from General Shafter:
Following military passengers arrived
on the transport Logan: General Young
and Iieutenants Howard. Third Smed-
berg Fourth. and Mckinley, Sixth Cav
airy: General Catlin. retired Major Ar
thur. Pay Department: knight Quarter
masters Department; Rogers. Twentieth
Infantry, Lieutenants Stogsdale Third,
and Weinheimer. Thirty eighth Infantry.
and Scales. Sixth Cavalry, three contract
surgeons. ThIrty-fourth Infantry NolGu-
teers. go enlisted men. and following Of
ficers. Lieutenant Colonel Howe Ms iors
Wheeler. Skunk. Penn. SheltenbergeT
4surgeOn), Captains Green, Carr. Dame.
Rolls, French. Barnes. and Sullivan;
IieBtenants Decker. Deitrick Heaton.
Mat5On, Ruff, Verdi, Shaws, Duncan, and
Rittenhouse.
'Thirty-third Infantry Volunteers. 100
enlisted men and the following officers.
Colonel CrOnin, Captains Hadra isur-
geonj, Butler, JenkinsOn. Davis. HUI
Burrows. Fowler Schultz Rucker. Cof-
fey. and Cunningham; LieUtenauts Will
ismG. Carpbell. Lowe, Mckinney Case.
McClelland True. McDougai Hum
phrcy s. Tate. Megill Jeffers. Willard.
PIckel. Chart: tWeHty-uine DISCHARGED
soldiers. ten Hospital Corps men. three
nurses. six general prisoners. No casual
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Clash Looked Upon as Inevitable
cheers for Mr.. Mitchell - The
Lender 10 Return to indianapolis.
HAZLETON. Pa. March 3o.-Busi-
ness in the coal regions. which has viz
t1laliv been at a standstill during the
last few weeks. VIII be resumed with a
big boom now that all danger of a coal
strike has been aveited and trade VII
be good for months 10 come in the an
thracitc districts.
While the business men are elated,
many Of the operators do not feel quite
50 well satisfied with the turn affairs
have taken. They We're not SO averse 20
a strike because they felt and still feel
that another bis strike is bound to come
sooner or later again, and they were
well prepared to fight one. now thai
summer is not far off and the demand
for coal viii be greatly diminished for
months to come.
They were not in favor Of yielding 10
the mine workers. and fear that the
unions win, in consequence of what the
leaders are heraldue as victory. BE-
come so arrogant that another clash
viii be inevitable.
The first step in that direction has
nleady been taken. It was said here
TODAY that on and after Monday next no
miner or mine Iaborer would be allowed
10 work at any coal mine in the an
tbracite region who was not a member
OF the union.
Some Of the labor leaders went so far
as 10 say that the companies had agreed
T. allow the union 10 enforce this rule.
although not openly sanc'toning H.
This could not be verified and is prob
ably not true.
WILKESBARRE. Pa, March 30
President Mitchell and the other lead
ers OF the United Mine Workers lett
here tonight for Scranton, followed by
the cheers of a large crowd. In Scran-
ton President Mitchell is to begin suit
for criminal libel against parties VINO
accused him of accepting S65.eOO from
the operators for settling the strike.
He is very bitter about this and says
he does net want any damages, but de-
sires to punish the man who circulated
the malicious falsehood. From Scran-
ton he will go to his home in Indian
apoiis on Tuesday or Wednesday
About April 10 he viii call another
meeting Of the Executive Committee to
hear the reports from the various locals
and plans will be formed for perfect
inc the organization. One Of these VIII
be a plan for fining or suspending from
the union member. who go on strike
without the consent of the executive
board Of the district. This is for the
purpose Of preventing the numerous
petty strikes.
None Of the leaders had anything to
say on the situation today that was
new. All are pleased with the outcome
and find 6aeir sentiments echoed every
where. Hundreds Of men called at the
hotel to compliment President Mitchell,
and there were many business men
among them. Business showed a
marked Improvement today over The
last three weeks.
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TO REDUCE sHIPYARD FORCES.
The Cost of. Repairs at Foreign Ports
Too Expensive

Expenses at the various navy yards
throughout the United States are to be
reduced. Chief Constructor Bowles, of
the navy. has issued the order requiring
the naval constructors in charge of the
various yards to keep expenses well
within bounds Tor the balance Of the
fiscal year. Beginning May /, he directs
that the force of laborers be decreased.
The appropriation for construction and
repairs, it appears, has been materially
depleted by the large amount Of repair
to our vessels il AsiaUic waters, the work
being done il foreign shipyards. al added
exneuga.
The times., 1901-03-31
DIED.

LUCKETr-On saturday. March 3d. 1901, at )
o'clock a. m. Dr.. W. f. LUCKETT
Funeral services at the house, Monday morning.
Apru / at e30 O'Clock. mterment Frederick.
Md. t'O--
TIRNER-On Wednesday, March y. 1901. HAIR
RET ANN TURNER, aged hity-se years. be
loved wife OF Nathaniel Turner, and beloved
mother OF Marie Evans and daughter OF the late
Matilda Thornton and sister OF Elizabeth Jackson
and Alfred Grigsby
Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep;
calm and undiSturbed repose.
Unbroken bF the last OF foes
Funeral from First Baptist Church. Georgetown,
Sunday Marcn Il, at clock p. III. el
The times., 1901-03-31
burglar Tools Unemrnbed.

PARKERSBTRG W. Va March 30
Marshal Jake Dye, of Marietta, has dis
covered buried on the river bank near
here, and close to some houscboats occu-
pied by Parkersbure parties. a complete
kit Of burglar tools which are believed
to be those used in the recent robbery
OF the bank al Lowell, Ohio Dye was on
the track Of the bank robbers when he
discovered the tools and thinks he viii
now find the men.
The times., 1901-03-31
TO BUILD STONE DOCKS.
The Philadelphia Contracts Changed
by the Navy Department.

The contractors for the work of con-
stfucting the Philadelphia dry docks nave
arranged with the Government. on OASIS
of thirty months additional time ana an
increase Of the contract price from SfS2,-
600 to 81 .12S. .5e2 to change the material
of construction from wood TO stone.
This proposition emanated from the
Navy Department, as a result OF the
recommendation by the naval board APP
pointed to Investigate the merits OF the
rontractors' claims i'm the matter. The
contractors were given ten days in which
10 prepare a contract on the new basis.
The time expired yesterday, and the con
tractors met the demands Of the depart
ment.
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TO SUCCEED SHAFTER.
Major General Young Arrives at san
Francisco From Manila.

Major General Young. who is slated to
succeed Major General Shafter in com
mand Of the Department of the Pacific,
is now in San Francisco. where he ar
rived yesterday. Major General Shafter
is to be retired as major general, in con-
formity with the new Army Reorganiza-
ton Law at Il date which is stiil to be de
termined
Major General Young may return to
Washington before he is assigned 10 the
command.
The times., 1901-03-31
TO EMPLOY COUNSEL.
order of the Court I'm the Dorr VIII
CnnIrONersN.

In the case OF Annie G Bruehl and ON
ers against Werner G. Motz and others
Justice Cole. sitting for probate business
has signed an order authorizing the defend
ant. AIotz. to employ counsel. the cost TO
he paid out of the estate Of Louis Dorr'
Of which he is executor
In the original proceedings. filed IN equi-
tv. the complainants asked the court TO
appoint a receiver or receivers TO take
charge of DORIS estate and collect the
rents and distribute the revenue uIlusi
ants are represented by Attorney VIII
liam l.. ElteTich.
The times., 1901-03-31
Suspected of Robbing a Farmer.

John Candy. colored. aged ihirty-fivc
years. was arrested last night by Detec-
tlves Helan and McNamee. charged with
suspicion OF the theft Of S25-from John
ROLES. a farmer. living st BurtonyilIc.
Nd. II IS alleged Candy made the ac-
quslntance Of ROLES rear the Centre Mar
ket and took him 30 q house iu am alley az
the rear Of 4G9 G Street northwest WHILE.
there ROLES says h- believes Candy
robbed him of the money. The prisoner
denies the charge. but f. held az the sixth
precinct station 10 await trial.
The times., 1901-03-31
R,iirond Employees in IA Fight.

HYNDMAN. Pa. March So.-A gang of
Italians and Irish employed on the Bal
tirnore and Ohio improvements engaged
in a serious riot yesterday. They were
paid oft Thursday and went To drinking.
which resulted In terrible hight The
Italians worsted the Irish. three of the
latter having been slashed with knives.
one cannot recover
The times., 1901-03-31
4 Woman KILLED by Train.

NEW YORK, March 30.-While picking
ap coal on the tracks OF the New York
Central Railroad freight yards yesterday,
Mrs. Eva Fancsko, of % High Street
Yonkers, was struck by a freight train
and killed. Mrs. Fanesko was a widow.
supporting a family. Being out of work.
she went 10 the freight yards 10 gather
coal for u tire 20 warm the house for the
children Nhile in STOPPING position
aalf over one of the tracks she was struck
is the cars which were being backed into
the yard The wheels cut off one leg and
crushed her To death.
The times., 1901-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-A meeting OF the stockhoId-
ers OF the Washington Safe Deposit Company
viii be held APRIL 26TH. 1901 for election Of
% ectOrs. Polls open at y m. close at l
O'Clock p. n SANrI. CROSS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The times., 1901-03-31

From the long continued use and experience
tie people OF Washington know that Heurch' S
Ircws p.. excellence. We need not urge
anyone to psrtake thereof for having done 50
cncc. lIe always wants it. Phone West 81, Ar
Hnglon BottlinS Co., Tor case Of Maerzen sen
The times., 1901-03-31
EDUCATIONAL.

EXPERT stenosraphers guaranteed with from 80
10 go days study; White shorthand system En-
quire after p. N at The Driscol cor. Ist and
SIS. nw. eS0-5
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MINE OWNERS UNCERTAIN
Yielding TO the Men, They Fear,
Means Trouble.

ExtravaEant Demands and Another
Clash Looked Upon as Inevitable
cheers for Mr.. Mitchell - The
Leader 10 Return to indianapolis.
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Cashier Pye Of Bismarck.
was in the city several days
this week.
Rev. j. A. Diesen will preach
the coming Sunday at Ole
Peterson's residence, on Snake
creek, at II q. m.
Commission err Selenberger
is now serving his third year
and has made a good record as
a careful, painstaking officer. :
There will be u dance next
Tuesday evening, Jan. Is, at
JIG. Wl,ltlock's place, in Conk-
ling. All are cordially invited
to attend and have {, good
time.
The state camp of the Modern
Woodmen of America will meet
in Devils Lake on the 18th of
February. The camp will be in
session two days. As there, are
1877 camps in the state it is ex-
pected there will be several hun
dred visitors present.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Attorney Lamb went down
to the capital city on official
business, yesterday.
Ice harvest now on in Wash
and the hest quality of Missou-
ri ice is being secured.
C. NJ. Diesen closed ~ thee
months term .of SCHOOL i'll Syer-
Il rp No. l Yesterday. :.
The W'ashburn Mill resumed
operations Monday, after be-
ing shut DOWN two weeks.
.Attornev McCulioch went to
Fergus Falls. Mimi, Yesterday,
4" move his office fixtures to
this city.
Robert Cotton, the popular
Niltuni lverynlnn, was a Lead
texcaner while in town yester-
day
Landlord Charlebois is hav-
ing the Merchants lobby en-
largetl to acconodate the
many guests.
Genial Jim Wakeman a. N.
Knuison With a party Of Mime
sofa land buyers reached Nc
Leans capital, Friday evening
Attorney Baxter of Fergus
Fails. Minn, who has real es.
tate interests here, was ii, the
city severalFtityA this week.
.fudge.elsct 8. 3. Neal ard
lsd. W'enkhwpfth were in the
eity tlle Afst Of tho week en-
route ii their Douglas creek
ranch, froMs i tlfp to Bismarck
Col,,,nisstoassf SVinr Ii, the
chairman ii tll INV hoard 81
county comn,ils td fs: That j.
as it should ~ NilnK /.
/; the best posted I'M Az W Lear,
county on its bu.ins!aal A4airs..
Frank Putt. our as sen,n,ls
sioner Of the srd dtlltteb hA |
taken his place with tl.e ehty
dads" aud will no d0AN Akt
a good record, as he hlnaA ~ Alcs
nome endorsement for HNAsAty
entegri,y and good hard Y. q INV el.l|ll
P. 4. SIN; tn our new cis|sl T. .1l, ~
the district court arrived H'AalAlll =
the eastern, end of Mclean HNl
this wssek, and took the oath q
Office, ana will be found in tn,
county court house six days il
the week. This is as it shonlt
be. The Harvey Herald give
our new Clerk 2 deserving sew
off. 81. ,S
The local Modern Woodnel
of America held public install
alton Of officers at their llal
last Saturday evening. Afte
S5i ~. Installation exercises
several appropriate addresse
were rendered By 2 number 9
,,,eirlhers. An elaborate lunch
B l.s.n was served during the
evening after which the dane
I loving ,;,pls snjo q socia
hop. ~ erjo yable time va Va
pssts'i by b 3 81 n v'l'p atteaded' g
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Real and personal taxes delin-
quent February l, 1901. per
cent added to real estate Feb. l,
3 per cent March |, 3 per cent
June | and S per cent .NoY. l.
$ per cent added to personal taxes
Feb. l and ! per cent per month
from Feb. !.
Fl. Z. Nygaard.
County Treasurer
Feb. H. 1901.
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On motion bond of T. H. Fow-
ler. M. d., as coroner was approved.
On motion Eond of Ludwig
Reimche as assessor was approved.
On motion bond Of E. s. Neal
| as county Judge was approved.
t. On motion bond Of Hiram H.
Flames as constable was approved.
f. On motion bond of Allan Nc
! Donald as sheriff was approved.
On motion bond of A. E. Pres
ton as justice of the peace was ap.
! proved.
On motion bond OF. Peter A.
'FSchmidt as clerk of court was ap-
proved.
| On motion bond of A. G. Ran
lard as justice of the peace was
/ approved.
On motion bond of Simon Jahr
al surveyor was approved.
.On motion bond of Henry. Knal-
son as justica Of the peace was ap-
'lproved.
1 On motion bond of Charlaa
| Hedlund as constable was ap-
proved.
On motion bond Of Henry Hol-
1 tan as superintendent of schools
was approved.
! On motion bond of Joseph 81.
Taylor as register of deeds was
fapprovea.
On motion bond of n. c. N.Y.
'fgaard as county treasurer was ap-
proved,
4, On motion board adjourned to
'lmeet Jan. 9, 1901, at 8 o'clock a. m.
'Washburn, n, D., Jan. 8, 1901.
l. = O'Clock a. m.
\ Board met pursuant to adjourn
J, ,,ment.
Present Chairman Wing and
Commissioners Solenberger and
Putt.
On motion application Of G Gorge
y "a, Soule, Clayton D. Rice apd
.Dick: Town for cancellation Of
4 certain personal taxes were re.
! ffssts'asto states attorney. q .=..
, On motion }Katharena Burkart
vas granted $500 as temporary
laid.
On motion john Munich wa
granted $500 as temporary cid,
& On motion the Washbun Lead :
) es was designated as the official
paper Of the county. I.
On motion the Wilton News
was designated as the official paper
for. the publication Of commits,
sioner proceedings.
: On motion 10. A. Lamb. G. g
Forbes, N. p. md H. h. Rohre'
s were appointed members of thu
: county board Of health.
On motion 8. s. Neal. G. g
u Forbes and 4. A. Lamb were ap
! pointed members Of the insanit.
3 board, y,
Cln motion report of Ole Ever
. son asssupervisor of road distric
, No. 2 was approved and bill o
!. $lso0 allowed.
,Qn motion petition Of Ludwig
ltSchmidt and others for erection
aIpf . certain bridge. in Township
IlA9, Range "A was granted.
VI II On motion application Of Jane
! q, Me- Culloch for a certificate Q
Authority to make abstracts wa
!, granted.
81 On motion F. d. Fowler, N
IA p, was appointed county physi
q clan at a salary Of $500 a year, h
u to furnish medicine.
4 On motion states attorney wa
4 orderied to prepare suitable an
81 .swer in case of Roach vs.. McLea1
/, county,
On motion the following bill
we're allowed and warrants ordere
i drawn:
81 n. ". aolenberger, com.
s'| missioner ....... s g Q
Frank Putt, commissioner II Q
alL @. B. Wing, commissioner l9 I
q Bernt johnson, rosd work ! s
D. Washburn Milling Co.
y dour needy poor... 2& 9
al Christ Heer, mdss Is z
u "a molten board adjourned
& meet April 1, 1901, At 2 o'clock
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