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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-09-18

"Is the manager up to.date?" "Up-to- date !
why, he's just introduced a game OF ping pong
/ n the balcony scene in Romeo and Juliet "
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-09-18

Impossible to foresee an accident. Notimpos-
sihle To be prepared for il. DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio oil. Monarch over pain.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-09-18
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk OF Courts.
william TiSHEKINs, ...+...............Sk owhegan
County Attorney:
GEORGE W. COVER, .............,.. skowhegan
Judge Of Probate;
EDWARD F. DANFoRH,. .Skowheean
Register Of Probate.
LATHAM FOWLER. ........ =s.....# ..Skowhegan
Register OF Deeds.
.LEwBLLYN GOODWIN, ...................S kowhegan
Treasurer.
K. l. PATTEN,' .Sko~hegan
Sheriff and J7ilcr.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-12-12
Notice for Bids

The undersigned will receive sealed
bids up to and including Dec. 16 1902,
at 6 O'Clock p. M. for Kalsomining
the interior Of the city hall building
as per plans and specifications now on
file in the office of the city clerk.
The council reserves the right to
reject.any or all bids.
PETER SCHAEFER.
City Clerk.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-12-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS,
Lowney's chocolates at Losey's.

Lowney's chocolates at Losey's.
P. r. Vail is in Duluth today on
business.
DR.. j. r. Humphrey spent several
days in Duluth this week.
The largest variety of Xmas novel
ties can be found at The Big Store.
Harvey Sheridan arrived Monday
from Hibbing for visit with parents
in this city.
Frank Mitchell, a member of the
City band left this morning for Hib-
bling.
EUseful gifts for men-fancy silk
suspenders, scarfs, muffiers. etc., in
largest variety at The Big Store.
Tuesday evenings passenger train
was several hours late owing to sew
eral hot boxes on the way up.
Now is the time TO buy yourself a
jacket. You can get it at 20 per cent
discount Of Berglund Bros.
Mrs. Jas. Lockett, ente rtained Fri
day evening in honor Of her brother.
A good time was had with games,
music and lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Davey enter
tanned a party of friends Saturday
evening. A most pleasant evening
was spent.
Fancy boxes of candies for Christ
MAS at Losey's.
Recorder Wadsworth of Fall Lake
has been confined to the Shipman
hospital for week or more. He is
now improving.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-12-12
A. F. Thayer left Tuesday after

A. f. Thayer left Tuesday after
noon for West Superior when he went
to attend the marriage Of his sister
which occurred Wednesday. The
bride was Mrs. Hamen whose hus-
band was drowned in Burnside lake
some time ago at the same time j. r.
West lost his life.
Mechanical toys from 15c up at The
Big Store.
Ii. r. Zaller, who has been employ
ed us undertaken at Vail & Shera-
bon's for some time, left Tuesday
afternoon for his home in Indiana
where he will visit some time before
assuming employment in Chicago.
Losey has juss received handsome
line of Lowney's chocolates direct
from Boston. These are recognized
as the best candies manufactured.
Try them.
We will sell while they last all
children's and Misses cloaks at the
following prices:
So. 80 garments for S. IL
The sun., 1902-06-25
~. .. GR,>r woV'r mr. ROSS.
Emphst~ s,s,~m~r, Ghr the Nrxrrts .
Iytal. ue sANs.

Ea-Mayor Hugh J Grant and his family
will sail ON tho Ocranic lo-dav Tor Europ.
where they will stay until Octol-r THIS
will be Mr Grants hr~t trip abroad since
isas
Yesterday Mr. Grant authorised the fol.
lowing statement which was callcd out by
the fr-quen, u-e II his name IN conncCtion
with the leadership II rammany Hall:
will no, h., ouc the le7der Of 1amiuanv
Hall OF one oi tvo. or three. ot four leaders
In that organization n ! vrre inclined To
take a greater interest IA pohii'~ than haV"
taken la recent YEAR,. my business aTair-
would not petmu ne 20 do ~ have he-n
hard AZ work. and having run down ~ health
] purpose to tuk" af'~i
" seems ,o ne that the TAX about new per-
sons 81 cid workers brought forward anew 10
take charge of ~" ,naIr- NJ lamriauN H,ll
l. ill-tttned Nr itokct having retired from
the executive management ut the AFFAIR." NJ
that institution. III" sub couWitt". which
represents III" New Work ,ountv Democratic
Committee has ,hos-u M"s-rs Murphy.
McNahon and Haf"u 10 do the political work
which he used 20 do
They have had no opportunity TO act yet
An opportunity should b" given to them,
have no doubt that thev viii do the work
n they fail the man who selected them or
the successors uf those m~n about To be rho-rn
al IN" September primaries will find tho
means 10 have ~ uon"
This is tho mos, enthusiasts indorsement
that the Regents have rec~ivrd So far.
Mr. Mcmahon -uCc.-.ded Mr. Grant as
leader Of the Seventeenth Assembly dis
trict Tammany men saw that Mr.. Grant
made Mr. Mcmahon
The sun., 1902-06-25
IOP> tRE >TRIkfR>' 81 fNI>.
n -, UoboA en- RlurcoatS Invited I" Lunch
ren AFTER q Neeiins.

The pnllc,, continued to guard the mills
throughout North Hudson yesterday. and
the >tukrr, were ur,lrrly In W"-l ii"-
boken they ~ vi'cd "a" h.uc'"Li7 q" luncheon
after a meeting held Va Oh" i"t"n""m : pa
rate m,ciing, wrrr holi Throughout ne
.,.,.. 80. ,ilf.rput towns ard r,-oi.'I 'IDu-
min, 20, an .atlv -r''.cuu"u' - th' i'u' h."
N,r,, adopted ~ ulp-1 "i them
frv-i ,psratnr~ ven q" N''" b" ,'"
mil, TN. nu Nuusay In" Nlinpu ut'' ~.
It.nu Hi!l VA 'b" only uu' runnhS VIA
it, full ,,nu.J,m-u' 81 hau.- I" 81
tlt, operators Niu Iuir"d i." >iti""'- ''--
,er,i,' Urr, loot 90 .Nmpi'hv WITH 'h"n,
th.y said. bi' refused fu r'uT - w"fN
I..,,.-. they obr.,'rd 'u 90" continued
p-,.-..ri,.. nf the = 'I'c~ a. 'h" mills
Two hundred u"u ari women "' 'h"
,llitpn mill met at \ai,urt Ha.i, N"''-
htw ven. ami agreed tv '-uain "u '.'I'"
.ittI 'h,. trouble AZ Pvl"i-'u Wa ..l
Tho women were 10 ~" ma '1i''' ~ ih"
meeting amt rau thing, 10 p''''N wH'h
their own wHN
The sun., 1902-06-25
REPCBLICANS CELEBRATE.
Reusseiser and Washington Counties In
One Congressional District.

TRoT. y. Y, June 2t-Three hundred
prominent Republicans in Rensselaer,
county journeyed to Lake Lauderdale. near
Cambridge. to-day and joined with as
many Republicans Of Washington county
Ia celebrating the reunion Of the two coun-
ti-s, rec-ntly made the Nineteenth Congress
district Of the State.
This district some wears ago comprised
the two counties. but for tho Tast seven
years Columbia and Rensselaer, counties
were included in the district.
In the party which lift Troy were former
Governor Frank = Black, Charles :. Fran
Cis Minister to Greece State Sup-riuten-
dent Of Prisons 4. V. Collins, Post master
Joseph A. Leggett. Congressman William
Draper, District Attorney W. o. Howard.
Who is prominently mentioned a. the sue
cessor of Justice Fursman on the Suprrms
Court bench. senator Barnes and others.
Upon arriving at Cambridge the party
from this city was met by the Hon. l '.
Baker and a committee from Washington
county. who provided carriages and drove
their visitors to the lake. Then "a dinner
ing which former Governor Back. Post
master Deggett, ]. V. Baker aud others
made speeches.
Plans for the election Of Congrrssmen In
The fall were informally considered and II
was practically decided that Congressman
Draper will be the RepIhlican nominee
II was also practically s''ttl"d that the sue
ccesor 10 Congressman Draper. In the
event Of hir election IN the fall, will he V.
Baker or some othcr resident OF Washington
county
The sun., 1902-06-25
>TRIkER> TRY 10 VI RIDER.
Man, shots Fired Ircm Ambush Into .
paw tuckei stree, ear.

PHovIDFSCK. June - strikers armed
with revolyers ainhushrd car on IN"
pawtucke' line last uight r." strikers lay
~ war u.hiud bushes ~ either I'D" "f Past
avenue. near pidg- street. and a. the last
car was returning to Providence opened fire
,Dou II Thor, was hut one pas-suger
aloard but he and the crew narrowly "~-
oap-d h.,ug murdered
1Ar armod forCc e'uptIrd their rcyolvers
into tn" slowly moving car on" bullet
u-' mi--..i he pa--'ugcrs hcRd and ~"
conductor heard on" SKIM bV Ia ear The
u.'arnau turned on full ''u'.' and all
flf,. .'rappai 80 ~" floor ui 'N" ar tIil
~. 'rIrr ceased IV.-'v l.lll' holes
war. found IN 80" woodwork ui 'l' 'ar
Ou the .hor' uu,- 'u" lat" cat were
driven our Of -ervtC. hy men vhu stoned
'ar crows. one ct th, ouud Ic;.r. n"ing
ba4ly hur'
The sun., 1902-06-25
WO\'T REPLY TO NITCHELI.
The Wine Operators. President Rsrr says.
Don't Think % Nrcessar, to DO 80.

Prc~iden, George = Bacr ~ the Phlia-
delphia and Reading Railway paid his
usual weekly visit TO this city Yesterday.
and had talk with the other Presidents
Of the anthracite roads. To SUN reporter
Mr. Baer said he did not consider It nrCes-
sary To- reply 10 th" sisism"ft uf President
Mitchell of the Uuli,d Mine Workers
A. far as can see, ls said. no state
nent will be issu~i IN reply To Mitchell
The statement which We CAV" out originally
gpc- into everything very fully and ein-
bodies everything we could -av on the
subject ". can stand hy all ve Said
Al officer 81 th" Philadelphia ard R.ading
Railway said that reports received IN Tho
morning from tho cOmpany's authracit"
mines showed that the situation there was
better than AZ any tim" since tho strike
began. Nor" men were returning TO work
and the mines were now quite free from
water and foul air.
The sun., 1902-06-25
rOOK $1,000 WORTH or RINGS.
Thieves walked On Win Two Trs,fuis In
sight of Police station.

Jacob Shapiro on leaving his Jewelry store
at soo Columbia street. Brooklyn, yesterday
morning, told his daughter Sarah, IN years
old, that he would return in half an hour
and meanwh bile not 10 make any sales 4
few minutes later two Well-dr-ss~d young
men entered and asked 10 -ec some gold
rings
Miss shapiro declined to exhibit the
rings On. Of the young mon then I"-
aue-ted the girl TO hav" the rugs sent to
his house 90 h. inspected. hat l. the
hou.e.- he continued. moving 10 IN" door
and followed hy Mis- Shapiro. M.an,lm"
tho other young man took two trays tli'd
with gold rings from 'he slow window ,
put them under HE coat, AMI joined hi~
compa MON on the sidewalk
They were out II -igh' when Mis- Sha
pirn discovered the robbery. the rs-,n" Il
" hich - only a block from the Hamilton
avenue station. IN which Capt Me~ O'R"iily
was recently IN command Ia" stolen
rings are valued al 81 ,Oo
The sun., 1902-06-25
HADBtNkER BROWN',LIiDPIPE
Three small Bs,s Arrested for the theft
The House Wa shut ~.

Three small bovs were arrested yesi.r-
day afternoon for stealing head pipe from
tho hou~e Of James Brown. the banker. al
le5 Fast Thirty eighth street Tie house
ls closed for the summer
One Of tho boys. Daniel Mark uf 2lj
East forty-thlrd street. sat on ~ hlcvclr
In front of the house with a four-tuo' piecc
Of lead pipe resting on the handle when
Dctectives Quinlan ana Burke of the taSt
Thirty fifth street station came along
The detectives asked the hoy Nhei" he
CO., the pip. and he said, pointing 20 VIZ
Browns hou-"
Right IN that house NO OF lie gang
are in there gcttin' more
The detectives found Stani-laus Dayrn-
mort OF 81 Fast for'v-'hird street and
Morris Ro-anbach of 80 Ea-' for'y-third
str.et on ia. roof cutting away the dram
pipe They were all locked up N thctast
Thirty-iifth street station.
The sun., 1902-06-25
WHERE ~ MISS uFtD'
she Left Her Home In Brookiyn on sun
DAY to Visit Relatives.

A general alarm has been sent out for
Miss Charlotte X Mead. y wears old. 81
u, Lexington avenue. BROOKLYN. She II
the daughter of Jamc- ". Mead, truant
officer employed 10y the Beard 81 Education.
viss Mead Ief, home on SUNDAY to visit
relatives in Manhattan. When sh" failed
20 return home her father visited h" rcla-
,iye- only 10 learn that his daughter has
not been there.
Mis- Mead is 5 feet inches tail, weight
and she wore a green dress ard white chiffon
RAJ, She also wore an ameihyst ring set
with pearls and a plain gold ring Her
naren,s cannot understand hcr absence.
She was of very retiring disposition.
The sun., 1902-06-25

ON ,h.,r va, hrrr ar" rxr.', ted IN abou,
"tght d,v-
H.. Retail coal n.'sl.r- A-src,agion has
is-ticd o ,i-ylllr 90 Nh,'p " ry,umrt't Is
no advance tu fN, pu.- ut retail prir" ut
ant hra,ttc dufitg Juu' T. recommends
an advance of ~ ,sut~ = ton for bituminous
coal The -ch,viui" pri'" of authIa ~" by
retail Tor dou"-l,D PURPOSES Nov averages
from o. IS 10 s. So ton
The sun., 1902-06-25
LANNING FOR CONGRESS.
Gov. Murphy Takes PART In . Peiitical
Conference In Trenton.

TRENTON. \. J June ?4-At . conference
between several prominent Republicans
Of the state to-day former Judge William
NJ Lanning Of this city was urged 10 be
q candidate for Congress from the new
Fourth district. embracing Mercer. Somer-
act and Hunterdon counties. The con-
ference was held in the Governors private
ONCE and there were presen, besides Mr..
Ianning, Gov. Murphy. former Governor
Foster VI. VOORHEES,, state Treasurer Frank
O. Briggs and Congressman Charles y.
Fowler, who was renominated on Sat
uriay In the Fifth district The nomina-
ton has practically been conceded to Mer-
Ger county.
Mr. IAnning was selected hy the last
GENERAL Assembly as one Of the repreeen-
tative- OF the Presbyterian Church in this
country a. the conference 10 be held in
Scotland 10 consider the course of the
Church. II is believed he will accept the
Congress nomination.
The sun., 1902-06-25

for Gav.rB.,s. --r- nominsied b. the Dem
ocr.is . m"s,h ssp a. wichlia The tirk~,. /.
- cumpl-ted msh~- . ~old hisioa a ths
D-mocrsii~ and fupuii-t psrti--
Tho fa~' thai the stat. ud~Ft aksr-
Convention wa- h.ld her- .day and
parasl. of tno unsl.r' ak"r- pa--..d the hall
who're the pppulists w~r~ in ----ion wa-
r~ferrs-i ~ by IN" Chairman a. an omen
~ defeat h,e,l up bv a fusion ~ undsr' sk-fs
and R~publ~ans
The sun., 1902-06-25
warning to Indiana Miners.

ISpIAN >rorIs. June - IN" coal mine
operators throughout tho state are eS-
pacing the coming national convention ~
tho United Nine Workers 80 order a geneva
Ispcnsiou 90 work and Their. have b.' n
several Conferences regarding the policy
'o IT, pursued II l. IN '"fstood that there
will -, uu at'cmp- anywh"r' ~ the State
to up rate IN" mines with Hun-tInion labor
The mine hos~s- hav" been directed 20
notify the mon that they nr..d not rNT~ct
to return 20 work a. their present wages
y hru the SUSPENSION o"H~"-
The sun., 1902-06-25
Ho, Killed h, s,T Fender.

Charles Ragcn. wears old. 30 ~, Am
steTdaIn avenue va struck 10y car and
instantly killed a. fourth street and
Amsterdam aNenu" yesterday afternoon
Tho fender fractured his skull. but the
car vas stopped '-'ior" he Nh""ls reached
him Tie motorruan. william Mahon ~
4s9 Wrs, is4'h street waS locked up m IN"
West SiN,y-eighth street station
The sun., 1902-06-25
TAX ON az '\iO\ ItBOR.
i've Cents u Nsn,h irom Err, Man for
the ~trIk,ng uiarr>.

wusvs-B,Uu'. Pa Iuu" - prcs.,lrn,
Jasper clark 90 the I"aW>t"r>' I mon n a
meeting ~ ~" labor men e 'hl- CITY to-
night .aid th,' . I"r capra i1N - Eve c"u's
n month Nnni r- l"Ni"h oI all union labor
men 81 the country for 'he support Of the
striking miners
The sun., 1902-06-25
chicago photographers Rrin,t.ic,l

T..rsrupl COMPANY. ar,urulng go Prr~,-
dent ! NcDuat'd # he TrlesrHphcr-
Union hns r..n.tatni mn" tr.cgraphcrs
di~,harg,>i on FRIDAY and has agreed 10
nay them fun wage for The I'm. they were
- -Four of tho discharged men had found
employment with "a" Postal Telegraph
Company. bat the uthrr- returned to work
Last nighi n % now bruev.d by the union
mon that no further opposition to NE nf-
gauizatiun will he shown
The sun., 1902-06-25
>HiP NOt RVS IITTIT GiRI.
lIAg Hsif Nssi for Mayor Hedges Dsukh.
ter, Who Dicd ON the Norro castle.

Tho Ward linrr MORO Castle re,urn"i
Yesterday from Havana with her Hag a.
half mast foT little Antoincit" Hudg"S,
who was tho 'cr-year-old daughter OF
Major II = Ipdgc> of ~" United states
Enginerr- aud who di~d ON board lat"
la-I Monday night The girl was con-
Nslescing from an attack ul typhus fever.
hut was still so weak that her parents de-
,.,,I.d tn bring her home AZ oncc ~ the
hotas that the cooler ar ny here might
r.s,or, her strength T., body will be
sent on to Chicago 10 h. btrei there
The sun., 1902-06-25
Mrsr Piur SANS SMOkE.
" at~r Comnissioncr DoughcrN ADVISED
Thst lie N,isnr Violate the Ordinance.

Corporation Counsel Kiy"s. ~ was learned
Yesterday. will advi~.' Water commissioner
Dnughrrtv that 10" cannot bc permitted
10 maintain a sulok" nuisance a. the Man
haitian and Brooklyn pumping stations.
Nr Unugh.r'v Nrt" 90 the toruuratipn
counsel la~' ~aturdav asking y h" could
not u-a soft coal ~ Nicw of the possibility
ct h"rwt-" 81 having 10 stop pumping
Ionml~siourr ppugi e'tv said Yesterday
thai h. would so INTO the marke, and On
d.avor tu buy hard coal 'o uIstalr IA"
pttuptpg stations
The sun., 1902-06-25

AMSTERDAM. y Y, June "a -Congress-
man John X stewart Of this city said today
that he was a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Representative IN torgrss
from the new Twenty district and
would remain In the field He say- that
there IL no truth in the newspaper reports
that he Is going to withdraw from the con
test He knows nothing a. tu whom Gov
Odell will appoint from this stat" To the
81 Louis worlds fair. That matter, Nr
stewart. says has no connection whatevrT
with the nomina tion for Congressman.
The sun., 1902-06-25

Nil Margnie' OH,n - 9s1 DcsraW
-ir,r'. BrnuSlvu. Wa walking through
',rrr, ng place near Cud"rhiil avenue last
evening when man grabbed a small box
containing a paiI of diamond carr ngS from
her hand and ran avav The earrings are
valued ai 80. Tho thic! - described ss
hcug about ~ veat~ I'D. With dark com
plcNion and smooth face
The sun., 1902-06-25
DiI ,utRI 10. mas 4 NERO.
>A,r,i Ills Master From browning end
Mas Lett 10 Perish.

lAuRtL. Uy. June - Ernest Raleigh.
Twelve S-ar-u.d 10y. fell from q skin
Wiur Lsh'ug near BiNalve to-day. His
biii dog 81 ice wharf Srt up howl and ran
tu q ,tufr Wl'.fr -sore ~ men were COT
ytrsal,.d uulN to uIsh hack. After re-
I.sltug TIM vice he Jumped ltto the nver
,augl' t,. buy i hls mouth and held him
uhil h, whs pulled ashore While Tesusci-
taliug the Toy tie men forgot the faithful
dog and is was dtuWI,-i
The sun., 1902-06-25
Motion 10 Remand Northern SECURITIES Ca,~.

~ P.Ui. June - In the Federal Court
to-day the attorneys for the stat" made a
motion to remand the cssn against the
Northern Securities Company TO the County
Court J Hills lawyers, moved 10 va
cate the action. Decision was reserved
for A few ,ays
The sun., 1902-06-25
west virginia strike Weakened.

WHEEIINo. " Va lun" - - Two hum
dred c"al diggers a; Nunasyille returned
to work this morning Ihe d gger- IN
tho lower mart II ~, State arr making every
effort To- stem tine 'idr - men riu-ninR
to work and have announced that within
the next few npuT~ mNrr men in the Tug
River district. wh"rc there are thlr'v-ilv"
or forty mines. som" " 'h"m independents
" ~ come Ou'
The sun., 1902-06-25
ELEVATED lOAL TILL FRIDAY.
samples os welsh \nthT ssite Due In Eight
Days Retail Price n, ,atiaaar,.

The Manhattan Railway. Company, II was
announced yesterday. has now enough an
thraci,e coal on hand 20 keep its engines
going until Friday evening. The sample
harris of Welsh anthracite which are
The sun., 1902-06-25
Dlrt >cow sinks TUG.

A dir scow cap~iz"d between Liberty
and Ellis islands Yesterday afternoon.
dumping an avalanche of earth on the tug
John A Gri-Wold The tug went 10 'he
bultom skipper Fred '"nklin and her
crew Of five wrr. picked up by other tugs
The sun., 1902-06-25
Hundreds a, clever Id, er,i.er.

Ike other intelligent and discerning citizens.
male and female have harmed that lHE
stN and lyENINt ~ ~" ai ~" top 81 the
h.ap That's whv IHE SUN'S advertising
grows 20 rapidly idr
The sun., 1902-06-25
FUSION TICKET ~ KANSAS.
popuiiss Cow entien Rstiaes Sir Demo
cratic Nominations.

TOPEKA. Kan. June 9-The Populist
state Convention met here to-day and
placed q full State ticket in tho field Six
Of the nominees. including the candidate
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-02-15
CLOSE SQUEAK FOR DEWITT.
K1tchener's Plans to Capture The
Boer Leader Almost Succeeds.

K1tchener's Plans to Capture b
Boer Leader Almost Succeeds.
London, Feb. 11.-From Wolvehock,
Lord Kitchener yesterday t~elegraphed
q long description Of a combined move
ment Of numerous British columns with
the object Of securing Gen. Dewet. Lord
Kitchener says the advance the night
OF Feb. 4. the whole force moving from
various directions and forming a con-
tinuous line Of mounted men on The
west bank of the Liebenbergs welt from
Frankfort as far south as Fanny's
Eome and thence to Kaffirkof. The line
then advanced to the west and the FOL
lowing night the British i~ntrenched
with their outposts fifty yards apart.
They held the line from Holland to
Doornkloof, while the columns were
also working in advance of the block
house lines to prevent Dewet's crossing.
The advance was continued Feb. 6, II
Dewet was within the Enclosure, but,
recognizing his position, he ordered his
men to dispense AMI seek safety during
the night. Dewet himself, with some
men and a number of cattle, made for
the MISUNDERSTANDING blockhouse line
and at l o'clock in the morning, when 1T
was very dark, by rushing his cattle at
the fence, broke his way through the
line mixed up with cattle and losing
three men killed.. Many attempts We're
made to break through the line on the
night Of Feb. z, the line of outposts be-
ing attacked at various places through
out the night. But few escaped, and
ten dead Beers were picked up in, the
morning near Hebron.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-02-15
REBELS ARE COMING IN.
Unusual Increase In Surrender Of
FiliDin0s.

AI-n
Unusual Increase In Surrender OF
Filipinos.
Manila, Feb. 10. = The consistent cam
paign of Recommendation that is being
carried on by Gen. Bell is producing a
steady influx Of insurgents. During the
past week twenty rebel officers n sew
enty-fve armed men came in and sur
rendered. The unusual increase in the
number Of surrenders indicates that the
insurgent bands are becoming dispersed,
while the individual rebels are beginning
to see that the struggle is hopeless.
The Filipino junta at Hongkong has
during the past week made further at
tempts to revive the rebel cause It has
flooded Manila with letters declaring hat
the insurgents will fight to a finish, and
then asking for financial support. In
mar quarters its attempts are regarded
rs ludicrous.
Complications have arisen in the
province Of CAgayan over the working, or
rather the non-working, of the writ Of
habeas corpus. Gov. Corrales threatened
to resign owing to the fact that Capt.
Ryan is arresting numerous native Off
cials, supposedly for sedition, and refusing
to recognize writs of habeas corpus OBJ
tanned from the civil authorities. The
matter has been referred to Manila for
settlement.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-02-15
SNOW STALLS TRAINS.
Hundreds of Soldiers and Passen-
gers Are Stuck.

Hundreds of Soldiers and Passen-
gers Arc Stuck.
Oswego, N. z, Feb. 1.-THE Rome,
Watertown & Ogdensburg division OF
the New York Central is buried under
tons of snow, and since Saturday six
passenger trains have been stalled along
the line. One between Pulaski and
Fernwood has on board about 200 mem.
bers Of the Fifteenth United States In
fantry, bound from Madison barracks,
at Sackett's Harbor, to the Philippines,
to take the place Of the Ninth regiment,
which has been ordered home. The men
are provided with rations and the cars
are go arranged that hot coffee can DC
made by attaching a contrivance to the
steam pipes which heat the cars. There
is another passenger train in a drift
fourteen feet deep IN Mexico. The New
York express, from Chicago to New
York, that should have left here satur-
day morning at II o'clock, is stalled in
the snow near RED Creek, about twen-
ty-flve miles west Of this city.