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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-02
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
z ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

- CuriOsum pOcztOwe. Il O.
strowa W w. Ks. P~oznshskiem pi.
sza do ,,Dziennika Poznahskiego":
Gdzie szczers VIOLA, tam wszystko
zdziaiae mozna. w tych dniaoh o.
trzyma& jeden z tutejszych lekarzy
list z Burgu " prowincji Nadren.
skiej, zaadresowany W sposob ma.
stepny: ,,Hern Doktor, DO zapom-
nia}em nazwiska. Ma Rynku tam,
gdzie krowie rogi So Przybits, DO
bardzo potrzebnie. Krias Ostrowo".
w nowootworzonem biurze naddy.
rekcji poznahskiej dopisano ma liscie
atramentem czerwonym: ,,denn ich
den Namen vergessen, zu haenden
(tak aosta}o poczatkowo przetioma-
czone wyra1enie INA Rynku") am
Markt, bort, wo Kuhhoerner ange.
schlagen sind, dem sic sind ..sehr
noethig' Zoo rogi?) List, co z u
uznsniem tutaj zaznaczam, dosredi
z mafem tylko opotnieniem do rak
adresata. Wieksze ~opoznienie spot.
kalo list wysiapy z samego Ostrowa
do tutejszego budowniczego p. Dy-
malskiego. Wysyiajacy podai miej.
soowosc ,,Ostr0w', a cbociaz adre.
sat jest powszechnie many nswet u
wspoiobywateli n~iemieckich, list po-
wedrowsf do Poznania, gdzie honor
miasta uratowano, dopisaws,y nvisl.
leiobt Ostrowo".
Konkurs dla literat6w pol.
skieh. wyd1isi krajowy W Galicji
rozpisai ~konkors.z terminem 20 dzieh
81 grudnis 1901 r. ma premje z fun
dacji Franciszka Kochmsna kwo.
Gle 2,000i1 1000 koron, ola dwu dziei
" jezyku pol,kim, tresci dOwolnej
"a wyjaskiem religijnsj ] tsologicz.
nej.
Ubiegsc sic moga o te premje Ii.
teraci polscy, bea wsgledu ma to, "
ktotym hrsju j pshstwie mieszksjs
jsk rcwDisa prsyjete beds do kon-
kursu pracs zmsriych jut sutor6w, I
ssstrzezeniem, ze jesli byiy druko.
wsne "a aycia autors, to sau,y i'm
prswo konkursu tylko W ciagu Och
lat pier~sryCh cd zgonu sutora.
Nsgrods. przyznsns pracom ME-
drukowsnym, prssrnsCsons jest
prsedewszys,kiem fss ich ~ydruko.
wsnis. u prac susofcw syjaoych
maja prawo do koskursu, iedynie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11

ny artyst6w, jak zelechowskiego,
Tub ter zakupione cenne dzieia po
s. p. Ludwiku Michsiowskim, artys-
tow: Masiowskiego. Lubienieckiego,
W~ojtowiczs, Norblins, Oriowskiego,
Chodowieckiego, Bsooiarellego, vo.
gls, Sm~uglswiczs, Pferschs. albumy
Piwsrskiego, Piohskiego, publikacj-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11


Jezeii zatsm dowody smisrci nade-i
da po og~aoszeniu Cyrkularza, to TAXI
wypadek smierci op6znia sic o cafy
miesiao j zamiast 40 dni, spadkobier.
cy czekae MUSIC 20 dni zanim mopa
pienisdze odebraG.
Zsrzad Centr. ME ohce robic ami
Grupie ami tel spadkobieroom ia
kichkolwiek trudnosci, lecz fada6
musi stanowczo, Ola bezpieczehstwa
Zwiazku, ably dowody byiy jssne,
prawne i ME porostawiaiy nsjmniej-
szej watpliwosci, ae zajsc mogfo ia.
kie faiszyws zsznanis i przsdstawie-
ME.
Ka1da, c~hociazby najmniejsza
miejsoowosc, ma tax zwany Zarzad
Edrowis BOARD Of Health, albo
Health Oficer) i urzedowe swia-
dectwo tskiego Zars@du Jest ko.
niscsnie potrzebne.
Zezwolenie ma pogrreb ME wy
starczy. ~owiadeotwo cd Zarzadu
Zdrowia podaje zazwyczaj: imie i
nazwisko niebossozyks, wick, naro.
dowoSc, imie j nszwisko rodzic6w,
przyczyne smierci, miejsce gdzie 20
stat pochowany (. d. S~wiadsctwo
to p~owinno bye ma d~rukowanym
blsnkiecie.
Jezeli zatem wypiacenie posmiert-
nego opozni sic dla niedostateoznych
dowedow smierei ME jest to wine
Zarzadu ~Csntralnego.
Certyfikaty, ktore zosta}y zwr6co-
ne do biura Iarzadu Central. do po-
Prawienia, ME moga obecuie bye do
Grup awr6cone, dopoki wssystkie
certyfkaty ME beda wypisane. Ia
cznie sic potem poprawiae zwroooae
certytikaty poczawszy znow cd Cru
Ply Nc. L.
Sekretarzs Grup beda }askawi
ozionkom sPraws to wytiomaczyc.
Sekretarze grup ME powinni mad
syfac do Zarzadu Cent?. aplikacyi
kandydatek. kt6re ca W stsnie Gle
Aarnym. Aplikacye takie ME So
stanowozo przyjmowans. Handy
datka moze nades}aG aplikacye do.
piero 90 dni pc pofogu.
Nowowybrani sekretarze powinni
uwsznis ~przeczytac ~wszystkie hume.
~ ,,Zgody" cd wejseia W zycie no.
wei konstytuoyi, W ktorych 50 "a.
mieszczane wyjasnienia i wskazow-
XII cd Sekr. Jeneralnego. Zaoszcze-
dza sobie wtenczas wiele niepotrzeb-
nyeh korespondenoyi Zarztdem
C~entralnym. Gdyby pc przeczyta-
niu tych~ wyjasnien i wskazowek by
90 cos ola mich ME zrozumiaiem.
wtenczas doPiero powinni pisae o
blizsze wy~jasnienie, a odbiora odpo-
wiedz W jaknsjkrotszym czssie.
Zwracam uwage Zarzadu grupy
ma to, Re przyjuujao kandydata, o.
procz wstepnego powinni zadsc cd
niego zapiaty naprzod przynajmniej
Ia jeden Cyrkularz. Kandydat po
przyjeciu jest zaiaczony ma nastsp-
ny Cyrkularz, a poniewaz czesto sic
adarza, re kandydat namysli sic j ma
posiedzenia wiecej ME przyjdzie.
Grupa ma ten tract, DO zaciaga W
Zwiazku dug, kt6ry Jest zobowia.
zana zap}acit.
T. NJ. HELINSKI, Sekr. Jsn.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
~BiurOzarzadu Central
nego wv. Mar. Pol.
BACZNOSC!

Odtad ME beda juz wydawa,
ne okolniki do sekretarzy
grup. w tenn miejscu beda "a.
mieszczane zawiadomienia cd
Sekretarza Jen. dla sekretarzy
grup i czfonk6w u. N. P. Me.
chaj vice kazdy czionek
Zwiazku zwraca baczns uwa-
&c ma to mieisce w ,,Zgodzie"
i czyta uwaznie wszelkie Ia
wiadomienia tax ably byf do
brze p~oinformowany o spra.
wach Zwiazku, albowiem wy
mowki jakoby ME byI ma po-
siedzeniu hub ME byf poin-
f~ormowany dostatecznie przez
zarzad swej grupy ME beda
stanowczo uwzgledniane.
ZOStaiy ufOzOne MOVIE karty
pOdr6zne. DO dawnej fOrmy
~zOstafO dOdane: Miejsce ur0-
dzenia czionka, data przyjecia
do Y. \. r. ! sunny zabezpiecze-
mia. PrOsze zatem zniszezye
wszystkie stare karty pOdr6zne
zgfOsic sic pc n0we. Sekreta-
re Grup beda faskawi zwr6cie
ma to ZawiadOmienle baczna u
wage, gdyz przysianie starych
kart podr6znych powOduje wiele
niepOtrzebnych kOrespondencyi.
Sekretarze grup, Odebrawszy
certy ffkaty (dyplomy) Ola czf0n-
k0w pOwinni takOwe natych-
mast sprawdzic ely sa wiasci-
vie w%yr0bione Tub nile.
Jezeli SO jake niedOkfadnOsci
TO eertyfikat powinien bye jak-
h~ajpredzej zwr0cOny do popra-
vienna y dokfadnem wyiasnie.
MEM co ma bye poprawiOne.
Prey wypisywanin certyfikat0w
jest wfasnie najlepszs spOsOb.
nose wsZelkie niedOkfadnosci
jak niewfnsciwie wypisane ma
zwisks, niedokfadny zapis, wy.
sok0st zabezpieczenia | I. q. ma.
prawie.
Setretsrss Gtup powinni sic sta.
rae o to. steby dowody smisfci
czionks byiy jsknajprsdzsj do biufs
Zsrzadu C~entrslnego nsdesiane.
Bez dossstecznych dowodow Naozel.
ny Lekarz ME potwierdzi wypadku
smierci j tskowy ME mote bye bez
jego potwierdzenia ma oyrkularzu u
mieszczouym.
Sekretsrze powinni pamietsc o
tenn, re Cyrkplsr1 zostajs ucbwslosy
przez Zsrzad Centrally ma posiedze.
nsu, ktore she odbyws " oststnich
duisch miesisoa TAX, sby m6gf bye
og}cszony " Zgodzis wycbodzej "
pisrwssy czwartek kszdego miedacs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11

srtystyczne j ksiazki re sztychami
XVII XVIII W., W kohcu cenne
zbiory sztych6w, rysunkow i akwa-
rel. Przybyio nadto najcenniejszs
dziefo z poczatku XVI w. 4 miano-
wicie ,ryp,yk Vita Stwosza ze see
nami zycia sw. Stanis1aws, jak wy
szty pierwotnie pracowni mistrzs
obramieniu prowizorycznem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
N~astepujace gruY

wpiosay " miesiaeu uarou 1901 r.
nifsj ~wykasans kwoty na rece
skarbnika z. N. P.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-21
QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes, August Flower still has the lar
gest sale OF any medicine in the civilized
world. Your mothers and grand
mothers never thought OF using any
thing else for Indigestion or biiousness.
Doctors were scarce, and they seldom
heard OF appendicitis, nervous prostra-
ton or heart failure. etc They used
August Flower to clean out the system
and stop fermentation OF the liver.
stimulate the nervous and organic
action OF the system. and that is all
they took when feeling dull and bad
with headaches and other aches. You
only need few doses of Green's Au.
gust Flower, in liquid form, to make YOU
satisfied there is nothing serious the
matter with you. Get Green's Prize
Almanac. North Yakima Drug Store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-21
AFFECTING SCHOOL FUND.
Smallpox Scare Is Keeping Many Children at
Their Homes.

The few cases of smallpox that have
been reported from time to time in this
city has had the effect OF keeping many
children away from school, and conse-
quently the school funds will be ma
terially lessened for the next term 1t
is estimated by Superintendent Me-
Curdy that from $50 to $75 per week is
being lost to the city on this account,
and unless the attendance increases
soon the expectations of school patrons
for next season will not materialize.
The trouble is wholly on account Of
the smallpox. Parents, the superin-
tendent says, have become undulv
alramed, and without giving the matter
proper thought keep their children
away from the school room. At the
Fairview school, where the attendance
has been SO, it has dropped down to or
s Il day. In the city the decrease is not
so great proportionately, but it is sufii-
cient to make big hole in the antici-
pated school fund for next year, for it
must be remembered that the state APP
portionment of school funds depends
wholly upon the attendance. While it
is perfectly proper for people to take
proper precautions against contagion,
many of the people who keep their chill
dren from school for fear of contracting
the disease, Superintendent McCurdy
states, are prone to permit them to 90
about the city with far greater chances
of becoming infected than if they were
in the school room. However, it is
hoped the warm weather will soon thor
oughly eliminate the malady from this
section.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-21
Guilland Hotel Sold.

II. A. Smull has purcashed the Gull
land hotel property Of Miss Matilda
Guilland. The price paid is 81, 800
Mr.. Smull contemplates numerous inn
provements about the place. For the
present he will erect large building on
the rear OF the lot and will occupy it
with his marble shop. The other I'M
provements will be OF a minor nature,
though they will be such as to make the
Guilland Hotel present neat APPEAR
ance.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-21
Successful Potatoe Raiser.

II. Nj. Gilbert, a Yakima farmer. who
has made success in potatoes, has or
dered Il car load of Early Ohio seed from
st. Paul. He will put the entire ship
ment on his farm at Toppenish. He is
the man who broke the record OF the Yak
ina valley in harvesting 1890 in pota-
toes from $50 acre tract.-Waitsbur
Times.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-21
Oil In kittitaS.

Oil was discovered last week near
Cle-Elum lake, in Kittitas county, by
some Seattle parties. The oil was ooz-
ing from the ground and samples of it
have been sent away to be tested. Ii it
proves to be Of value company will
be organized to test the section around
Cle-Elum.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-21
Smallpox Among Bridge Builders.

Smallpox broke out among the men
who are working on the Columbia river
bridge between here and Kennewick
this week and three or four cases are
now reported. All OF the patients have
been placed in house by themselves. =
Pasco Recorder.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-21
Send Me Their Names.

Thousands OF Eastern people will take
advantage OF the cheap rates to the
Northwest in effect every Tuesday from
February II to April 80.
They are the lowest in wears.
II you have any friends who are talk
ing OF coming West, send me their names
and | will have our representatives look
them up-furnish them advertising mat
ter-reserve berths-see that they have
quick and comfortable trip.
A. c. SHELDON, General Agent.
5-llt Burlington Route, Portland, Ore.
When threatened by pneumonia or any
other lung trouble, prompt relief is
necessary, as it is dangerous to delay.
We would suggest that One Minute
Cough Cure be taken as soon as indi-
cations of having taken cold are no
ticed. 1t cures quickly and its early use
prevents consumption.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
News From the Heights.

Mrs. ]. NJ. Bailey of Lamb Avenue, has
moved in the house formerly occupied
by Mrs. H. L. Triton, on Barton Avenue
and Dove Street
Mr.. w. r. Brown has returned to his
residence, on carton Avenue, from To-
chester: n. Y, where he went on a bus
mess trip.
Mr. Charlie Paine who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. j. j. Wilson. of Mil
Ter Avenue, returned to MS residence.
in Richmond. Va.
Mr. P s. Glinn. of North Avenue and
Robert Street, has left TO accept po-
sitior IN Lynchburg. Va.
Master Carey Hatcher, of Orange, Va,
is the guest of Mrs. w. r. Jones. of
Lamb Avenue.
Miss Matte S. Bernard is the guest of
Mr. j. 3. Woodward, of Lamb Avenue
and Roberts Street.
Mr. VIM. D. Long. who has been visit
ing his mother. Mrs. S. E. Long. of North
Avenue. returned TO his residence. in
Norfolk, Va, after d pleasant visit. and
resumed his duties on board the steamer
Louise.
Mr. John II. White returned to his res
idence, on Lamb Avenue. after a success
ful business trip TO Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. Dr. J. H. Carick, OF Petersburg,
Va, is visiting friends on the heights.
Mr.. ". 7. Hutchinson and daughter,
Rica returned to their residence on Lamb
Avenue, after a pleasant trip to New
York and other points.
Mr.. Charles Pulliam and family. of
Luck Avenue, has moved to Richmond.
Mr. Andrew Seay. OF Old Fluvanna will
be the guest of his cousins, Alice and
Cabel Rady OF North Avenue.
Mrs. Black, of Luck Avenue, has NOV
ed to Richmond Va.
Mrs Charles Campbell, of Luck Avenue,
has moved to Richmond, Va.
Miss Bessie Prince of CORTLAND, Va,
will be the guest of Mrs. George \. Minor
during Carnival Week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

Those who went to the Academy last
highland they were many-doubtIess
We're pleasantly surprised at the splendid
production of Richard Carvel'' The
acting was excellent throughout, the seen
cry was elaborate and beautiful and the
costumes We're new and elegant It is
too often the case that New York sue
ceSSeS arc sent on the road with poor
actors and cheap equipment. Such pro-
ductions as that of Richard Carver'
last night are indeed rare. Andrew Rob
son in the title role, made q decided sue
cess. He clearly won the favor of the
audience, and his excellent work de-
served the applause that he received
Ruth Berkeley was also Well received as
Dorothy Manners. She possesses beauty.
voice and she was exquistely gowned
Mabel Wright was thoroughly charming
as Patty Swan, and her delightful acting
i'll the fourth act won q wel-deserved
and hearty round of applause. William
NIcVeigh had a fine makeup in the Duke
of Chartersea, and he acted the part ex-
ceedingly well. Theodore Frcebus was
very good as Lord Comyn. In fact the
whole cast was we'll balanced and all OF
the parts We're satisfactorily played. The
climax at the end OF the third act was
numerous and enthusiastic The play is
clean and interesting and no one could
fail TO enjoy it.
There will be matinee and night per-
formances to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
KIpLlNG IS PuNGENT.
Criticises Recent Army Appointments and
Apparently Voices Public Feeling,

(Ey Associated tCcssLl
LONDON, October o.-'ln spite
of the pledges of the govern
ment. the whole army machine is
to the ruts of Importance, pretense and
to the rIts OF impotence. pretence and
collapse" writes Rudyard hipling, in a
striking letter to the Spectator. upon the
appointment of Sir RedverS Butler and Sir
Evelyn Wood to command army corps.
Tbs pungent sentence voices the ma,
tional feeling that has prevailed this
week without regard to party politics.
Men see adds Mr.. ,kiplng. that tho
chosen commanders are not quite In
touch with the real army, which. with q
little tact and IL little seriousness, might
so easily survive. II is not the trivialiey
or inaptitrsie displayed in this matter
that app;tIs. h:.t the cynical levity.
Very much on these lines, all the
weskIies. rt gard ess or politics. take the
government TO task.
The English people again to quota
from Mr.. Kiplings letter. have pai1 40
small price in money and in blood that
there might be born an army handled ny
fit and proven leaders
The Spectator comes out boldly. not only
with a declaration that the appointments
of Generals Butler and Wood are absurd
but also with a demand that LEA kttch-
ener be recalled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
OPENED CAMPAIGN.
Major Anderson Made Fine Impression at
Newport News.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
NEWPORT MEMS, VA, October A.
Major William a. Anderson, candidate for
Acknowledgement, made his first speech
of the campaign here tonight, addressing
a magnificent audience at the Casino.
The meeting was preceded by a parade
with band and fireworks.
Mr.. Q. D Bachelor, formerly Of Buena
Vista, presided ard introduced the speaker
eloarently. Major Anderson was in good
voice and form. It is the first time he
has been heard here. and he made a great
impression. He addressed himself par
ticularly to the suffrage question, say
ing the negroes We're incapable of COVER
ming themselves, much less the white peo-
pie. and while he had no fear of an in
ferior race governing a superior race. he
said he wanted suffrage reform that we
might free the ballot Of fraud.
He bespoke great things for the Consti-
tutional Convention and said that while
it was working slowly it would give to
Virginia a, Constitution not only superior
to any in the South, but the best of any
State In the Union. He closed with an
eloquent tribute to Montague and Willard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
HAWKED INFORMATION.
Was Promised $4,000 for Advance News Of
Opening of Hemp Ports.
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated PreSs.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. +.-During the
Heistand inquiry to-day General W. W.
Dudley. one of the promoters of the hemp
company. described the preliminary steps
taken in organization. He said that
Heistand had mentioned the names of
Corbin. Meik!ejohn and Allen as friends
of his who would take stock in the en-
terprise, and Major Hawkes. had mention
ed the name of Judge Boyd, who also
would go into the company.
Alfred DeBuis. vice-president of Flint.
Eddy & Company, of New York. related
his recollections of interviews with
Hawkes.. Mr.. DeBuis said that his firm
decided not ia take up the enterprise. The
firm was Interested in hemp. and Major
Hawkes. told him he could obtain advane.
information as to the opening and closing
of Philippine ports. Hawkes. had given
the impression that he was able to in
fluence the opening ana closing of ports.
Subsequently negotiations Were dlscoa-5
tint:ed and Major Hawkes. had made a.
clam of S5o.Gt.s against the firm Flint
Eddy and Company never paid him any
thing
Major Hawkes. recalled, testified that
DeBuis said that ii Hawkes. would under.
take to furnish his information in adj
vance az; to the opening of Philippine
ports the firm would give him s5o.0An
Major Hawkes. said that he obtained and
furnished the iuforE1atiuit.
Mr.. DeBtis denied Hawkes. statements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
.Fustjce .Iohn's Cnurt.

Two cases to test certain features OF
the new inter-companE transfer ordnance
would have come up before Justice
Crutchtield yesterday. but, after a partial
conference and hearing OH the part Of
counsel representing the companies. it
was decided to dismiss the cases and
have the matter come up in a different
way.
John Henderson tcolored), charged with
keeping a disorderly house, will be heard
on October 18th.
Mary King. (caloredl was given 90 days
for stealing a $50 diamond ring.
Douglas Cullingworth was put under
security for 60 days for stealing a scale
weight.
Mayshack Burton tcolored) paid $3.50
for striking Robert Jones.
p s. Sullivan was fined $500 for as
saultin. II. Fassaminick.
NJ. T. Crawford and Frank Neale, drunk
were discharged. and james Rogers, same
offensc, was put under security.
Lucy Purran, disorder; Frank Eggleston
(coloredl, disorder: Mary Carr (colored).
suspicious character and Charles Kelley,
drunk, were alledischarsed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
| |. "a l'CH FROM
IE:R.AlL Gil FEE
Gives Additional Details Of Disaster
in Samar.
SURPRISE WAS COMPLETE.
Bolomeu. Of Whom There We're Four Hun
dred aud Fifty, Secured Soldiers Arms,
and Most of Them We're Killed in
Fight to Recover Them.
Gives Additional Details Of Disaster
ST.. RIP RISE WAS COMPLETE.
(By Associated Pre-.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE War De-
partment tonight received the following
dispatch from General Chatfee, dated at
Manila giving further details of the dis
astrous attack on the Ninth Regiment:
Manila, Oct. i.
"Adjutant-G General. Washington:
From those who escaped, following:
September 29th, while al breakfast, 6:4J
morning, company was attacked at signal
ringing convention bells by about $50
bolomen. 200 from rear OF quarters, 200
front simultaneously attack officers
quarters. Company completely surprised;
fierce attacking front gained possession
arms; fight ensued for them. in which
most men met death in mess-room on
rear. Enemy beaten off temporarily by
about twenty-five men, who gained their
arms. Sergeant Betron assumed. COM
mand endeavored collect men, leave in
boats; reattacked by enemy. Strength
command three officers, seventy-two
men Killed three officers forty enlisted
men; missing: six; wounded, thirteen;
present thirteen.
ENTERED THROUGH CONVENT.
Party attacking forces in convent en-
tered through church, in large numbers,
led by Presidente Probably lO1 rifles with
company: rs saved, 10 lost Tifies,; bolts
drawn, 25O0D ammunition lost. Ninety
five prisoners outside Quartet Joined in
attack at signal. Boat of missing men
capsized. Captain Bookmiller may pick
up men.
dieutenant) JAMES PYE DROULLARD,
Ninth Infantry"
September 30.-Have returned Balagiga.
Droullard explains conditions correctly.
Landed yesterday: inhabitants deserted
town, firing one shot Number Of bodies
burned, quarters buildings fired as We
entered Secured or destroyed most of
rations. All ordnance gone. Sergeants
secured 81 &serviceable rifles and 2S,olo
cartridges Forty-eight men OF company
tNinetieth Infantry and one Hospital
Corps man killed or missing; IS men ac-
counted for; buried dead; burned town;
returned to Basey.
(signed) (Captain) BOOkMlLL4ER,
Ninetieth Infantry.
DeRussey has sent strong company 10
clastise savages il found.
(Signed) HUGHES
No other details. names OF killed to be
determined by elimination Of survivors as
soon as possible. June muster roll proc
ably latest evidence to be had,
(SignedD S1iAr h-I1
DeRussey is the colonel of~the Eleventh
Regiment. stationed near the scene Of the
attack. The muster rolls referred to nave
already been published.