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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-28

Ronde river This action incensed
local people for they feared the IN
dians would return and they did.
However they were defeated and
driven back by Col. Miles and the
community did not suffer, General
Howard's move however, lessened his
standing with the people of this
county.
But now that General Howard is
dead his tactical blunder. If it was
such, will be forgiven and Umatilla
county may we'll join in honoring the
memory of the gallant old soldier.
He was a man of whom the United
States may justly be proud. His
splendid service during the civil war
and his part in the terrible battles
az Bull Run, Gettysburg, Chancel-
lcrsville, Chattanooga, Fair Oaks,
where he was twice wounded, and on
Sherman's march to the sea made
him one of the heroes of the rebellion.
The two stars which he wore as the
insignia of a major general were we'll
earned. His death will cause much
regret among those who fought in
the army of the gray as we'll as am
ong those who were in the army of
the blue. General Howard was a
patriot and a soldier and in his day
his country needed just such men
as he.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-28
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HELP 1T OUT.

The construction of an electric road
from Dale to Pendleton and from
this city to Cold Springs landing
would probably double the value of
every arce of land adjoining the road.
Such a road would certainly be a
blessing to the property owners and
business men of this city. 1t would
be the greatest step taken toward the
development Of this county since the
10. R. G. n. was built. The people
along the proposed road could we'll
afford to build every foot of the road.
They can easily afford to invest
enough money in the enterprise to get
* started so that a bond issue may
be floated and eastern capital secur-
ed for the completion of the work.
Self interest demands that the enter
prise be carried out if it as feasible
a scheme as those behind the project
contend.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-28
CLEANLY WOMAN.

ErroneOusly Thinks by Securing Her
Scalp That She Cures Dandruff.
Cleanly woman has an erroneous idea
that by securing the scalp, which re-
moves the dandruff scales, she is curing
the dandruff She may wash her scalr
every day, and yet have dandruff her
life long, accompanied by falling hair
too. The only way in the world to cure
dandruff is to kill the dandruff germ
and there Is no hair preparation that will
do that but Newbro's Herpicide Herp!-
eide by killing the dandruff germ.
leaves the hair free to grow as healthy
Nature intended Destroy the cause
you remove the effect. Kill the dan
druf germ with Herpicide. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 1Oc. in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co., De-
troit, Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
A. G. KOeppen & Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-28

thousand feet above sea-level, so that
the climate is peculiarly healthy.
Many come for the air cure and for
the benefit of ther children, who
love roaming about the pine forests
and exploring the Notwithstanding
hills and valleys.-Mrs. Herbert Vician
in the November Wide World Maya
zine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-28
I+++++++++++*+* -
TRAVELLERS JOY.


, There's Travellers Joy on every 1
, hedge. I
, The frosty morns are bright
, and clear, I
, With cracking in the grass and I
, sedge,
, And every blade level spear. I
, Come, foot it down the country !
, road, Z
) Under the pale September I
sun; I
For now the Travellers Joys I
} abroad, I
The Travellers Joy for every I
, one. I
Come, toss all carking cares =
asidel !
The red-throat robbins song I
is new; !
The gates Of the world are open !
With Travellers JOY to speed I
US through. :
} Freshness of Autumn in the :
wind
Makes all the ancient world +
newborn;
Come out, good folk, nor lag be- +
hind,
With Travellers Joy on every :
thorn. =
Keep houses for the Winter I
. cold; =
. The fireside joys are out of +
date; =
. The worlds new-made of rud- !
dy gold. =
. With Travellers JOY Z un- +
latch the gate. :
} Selected. i
L =. 4 L q q L 4. 4. 4 9, 4. Z. &, =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-28

In the multitude of proposed rail-
roads there is hope.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-28
She Mas Sorry.

Young wife (rather nervouslV-
Oh, Cook, I must really speak to you.
Yo1r master IS always complaining.
One day # IS the soup, the second day
it is the fish, the third day it is tie
joint-in fact It IS always something
or other
Cook with feeEng)-Well, mum.
I'm sorry for you. It must be quite
lawful 10 live with a gentleman Of
that sort
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-28

Earning money is one thing and
taking care of it is another, but the
fellow who can do neither is UP
against it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
VICTIM OF FELfAGRA
NOT C0RN-BREAD EATER
Atlanta Doctor Convinced That
Disease is Not Caused by Mussy
Corn Products
(By Associated Press-J

ATLANTA. GA. Aug. 30.-A case OF
peliagra, the victim OF which claimed
never to have eaten corn bread or any
corn products. was revealed today IN
the death OF Mrs. Kate Barto.
DIR. Frank Eskridge. who claims to
have treated many cases Of the
disease. saws he doubted his own dag
nosis and thought she might be vic
tim of -sprue," a disease known TO
the tropics. with symptoms resemb-
ling thos OF pei.agra. He called IN
a physician who had had years OF
experience in the tropics and found
that his original diagnosis was cor
rect.
II am convinced now he says.
tina. the disease does not come from
musiy corn products"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
vsIT0Rs BRING UP THE REAR
Commodore William n. Chiid's Joy.
cite Takes First Honors, With Cur
it's Ellen Second, and loving's
Wolf Third-seeretary of Navy
Meyer Present Aboard the Dolphin.
(By Associated Press).

MARDLEHEAD. MASS. Aug. 5o.-
America won a decisive victory over
Germany today in the first series Oh
Sender boat races fer the President
Taft and Governor Draper cups. All
three places at the top OF the list
were captured by the defenders OF
the trophies, while the three chai-
longing boats brought up well In the
rear.
The Joyctte, owned by Commodore
William Ii. Childs. of the Bensonnurst
Yacht Club, Brooklyn, \. T., won brst
honors, with the Ellen, owned by
Charles T. Curtis, Of Boston. second,
and the Wolf. owned by Caleb Loring'
of Boston. third.
Next came the Marguerite, one OF
the German challengers, and follow
ing her more than six minutes. astern
was the Hevella, while the Seehund
II. finished last. The Scehund ii car
ried away her throat halyards Within
Ave minutes after crossing the start
ing line and was unable to resume
racing for fully ten minutes. whale ihs
darag was being repaired.
The air was GEAR as crystal. ths
wind OF IL &c Is miles strength ahe
the seas so smooth that 1t did nc
more than give the contestants
slight jump.
/ Four revenue cutters kept tho
course clear and the United State
navy was represented by Secretary
Meyer. on board the dispatci- Dolphin
while the Presidential yacht Syiph
with several ladies on the bridg'
steamed close to the line.
Tho race was sailed over a triangu
lar course
The contesting yachts had a toia
distance of fifteen miles to coverS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
FIRST GUN FIRED IN
NEM TOBACCO WAR"
Pennsylvania Manufacturers sue Bur-
ley Society, of Kentucky, Under
Antitrust Law.
Try Associated Press) .

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Aug. 30.-Tbe
first gun of a new tobacco war in
Kentucky. was fred today when
Clark and Scott, Independent tobacco
manufacturers of Scranton, Pa, filed
suit in the Federal court in Covins-
ton, KY, against the Burnley Tobacco
Society, Clarence Lebus, the presi-
dent, and ten other men as defen-
dants. The plaintiffs demand s135.-
500 damages on the ground that they
we're overchaIged on tobacco they
were obliged to buy from the Burley
Tobacco Society.
The suit is flied under the Sherman
antitrust law. and the Burnley Society
is charged with being monopoly IN
restraint of trade.
Nineteen Kentucky tobacco growers
and two Ohio growers are named as
party defendants. The Burnley
Society is charged with entering into
a conspiracy with the growers to con-
troll the white Burnley tobacco market
in the United States
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
FAMILY LIVED IN COAL Elm.
Chicago Garbage Barrels Furnished
Food For Five.
fRy Associated Press.J

CHICAGO. Aug. 30.-Eight-year-
cid Hugo Schneider has never WORT
a pair Of shoes in his life. accord
ing to his statement made yesterday,
when he was taken from his parents
and placed in the juvenile home. For
four days, according to juvenile Of
ieers. Joseph Schneider, his wife anc
their three children have been living
in a coal bin without food, fuel or
much clothing. All they have had 20
eat was what the bows could pick
M from the garbage barrels.
The mother and babv were sent to
the women's annex. the three boys to
the juvenile home. while the father
is locked up charged with vsgrancy.
The family was cvicted from = base
ment room eight DAYS ago for failure
70 paw the rent Then they moved
into the coal shed At night Mr..
Schneider said rats climbed over their
bodies and hit the baby.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
]. R. KfENE'S SWEEP WINS
THEkTY.SeCOND FUTURITy
Bad Tempered Son Of Brush-Pink
Domino Finishes Five Length
Ahead.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. Aug. $3.50 hard
held that his head lay almost in his
riders lap and yet, withai. maintain
ing his graceful long stride and with
bis fieetnes OF foot unimpaired. James
X. Keene's Sweep, son OF Brusa-
Pink Domino. won the twenty-second
running OF the futurity at Sheepshead
lay today.
Five lengths back. riding out with
whip and heel TO beat Sweep &
stablemate ,irasmere, a short length
tor the place. staggered the tired
Montpelier stables candidate. Can
dleberry, also son OF the sire OF
sweep. Angerona added starter,
was fairly good fourth, but the
other nine contestants were beaten
OF and well strung out over fur
long. The time for the six furlongs
was I'll AS Sweeps share OF the
purse of Ssi 900 was s27 600.
OF the fourteen horses which were
announced as starters three-Blg
Stick, Dull Care and Glennadene'-
we're scratched. but two other eleg-
ibles-Angerona and Sandrian-were
saddled In the hope that they might
land n portion OF the rich prize. The
Keene entry was installed hot favor
tie In the betting Z to 5 at the open
ing but at post time was to 10.
Candleberry was well played at 3
TO !.
The irascible temper OF Sweep re-
suited again today In his being led 10
the post. Sweep by his unruliness der
layed the start ten minutes. Then
the webbing flashed and the thirteen
horses were away to a good start
Sweep was of In the lead closely FOL
lowed by Barley Thrope. Grasmere'
Malitine and General Armstrong
There was good deal OF crowding
however. and sweep fell back behinn
Grasmere and Barley Thrope into
third position.
At the quarter Grasmere was Leading
and Barley Thrope was at his wither'
and coming fast. Sweep, at the i've
furlong pole led by a length and .
half with Candleberry second. Al
this point the race ended SO far al
first place was concerned, for Butwel
| put his charge under warps and simp
ly galIopcd home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
OPERATION DELAYED
FOR WEDDING CEREMONY
Lunenburg Girl. q Patient at Hospital,
WEEDS Robert w. Hubbard, OF
Richmond.

RICHMOND, VA. Aug. 30.-Ready
for an operation for appendicitis. Miss
Fannie b. Wynn this morning be-
came the bride Iof Robert w. Hub
bard, of this citr, the ceremony be-
ing performed in the brides room n
the Johnston Wills hospital.
Miss Wynn suffered Friday severe
attack Of appendicitis. while at her
home. Pleasant Grove. Lunenburg
county. Her physician advised thai
she be removed ito hospital i'm
mediately and an operation be per-
formed. Her engagement had already
been announced and the wedding date
had been set for9early in November.
but after her arrival in this city her
sutton was anxious that the ceremony
be performed before the operation.
The young lady consented readily and
this morning the Rev. DR.. James Mel
son went to the hospital and perform
ed the ceremony. The bride is a
graduate Of the woman's College, OF
which DIR. Nelson Is president.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. w.
c. Wynn, of Lynchburg, formerly 4
member OF the house of delegates
from that county. Her father and her
sister. Mrs. 3. C. Abbott, Of Manches-
ter, we're present at the wedding.
8 Mr.. Hubbard Is well known mere ana
is associated with Thompson & Com
pany, of 412 1-2 Ncrth Sixth street.
Mrs. Hubbard will be operated upon
tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
DISCHARGES LAWYERS
AND DEPENDS ON COURT
Reuben Barbee, Charged With Muir
: der, Wants Judge to Set
tie His Case.
fRy Associated Pressl.

DNRHAM, N. c., Aug. SO.-Rueoen
Barbee, a well to do white man. to be
tried for the murder of Engineer Holt
here last winter, caused surprise TO-
day when he discharged Attorneys
winston and Bryant from the case
and said he would leave the matter
TO the judge, without jury or lawyers.
Barbee has been IN Jail since De-
cember. He became impatient and ar
ter discharging his attorneys told the
court he was ready to draw a venire
which reports Wednesday morning
The court appointed counselfo defend
him as required by. law.
Barbee was tried FOR murder ten
years ago and was acquitted without
having attorneys defend him. The
present trouble appears 10 have
arisen over the attorneys refusal 70
ask for habeas corpus proceeding
when Barbee so demanded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
SUSPECTED OF MURDER;
FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE
Neiahbcr Of Dead Tennessee lur-eer-
man browns Himself IN Lunoer
Barrel.

BRISTOL. VA. Aug SOS Sc
ousI To the murder Of A. J. Siagls-
the wealthy Jokns50ro iumbernan.
whose body was found in the river
at Newport. Tenn, saturday. joan
Spencer. IS years old. a former neigh
Dor aud relative OF Slagel. COM
mitted suicide al O'Clock this morn
ing by jumping hesd-foremost into q
rain barrel
Spencer. who came from Newport
&c attend the funeral Of Slagei. ieerc-
Cd on arriving there that ne was
suspected Of having murdered Slsgei
He denied that he was guilty. and iass
nleht vent n bed In the Slagel home
with a little boy Of The dead man He
left the bed this morning and Al day
break his body was found IN the bar
rel
On bis person IVES found 80. TIE
reszhhorE sccept the suicide as indi-
catihK that Spencer murdered SfaE-'
n = believed that a. least one otrrr
man was implicated. and tac natter
viii Be Investigated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
MERCHANT ARRESTED
ON NEGROES EVIDENCE
Chief Of Police Werner, Of Rich.
mOnd, SWears Out Warrant Against
Edward Alvey.
ALLEGED GRAIN CRAFT CAST
Driver who Confessed That Ne De-
srsuded City Got Ninety Days In
Jail, But Justice crutchfeid DecIIn.
ed to Proceed Against Employer or
Statements Of Confessed Thief.
fspecial 10 the Daily PRESS.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 30.--As a
elimination to the much discussed
grain graft case in which James Rob-
inson, negro driver for Avery
Brothers, grain dealers, was arress-
ed on charge OF substituting rocks
for grain. Edward Avery, who was
charged by the negro with responsible
ity for his actions, was tonight arrest
ed on warrant sworn to by Chief OF
Police Louis Werner.
Later he was released on bail In TIRE
sum of five hundred dollars, Whef
the negro confessed to his part IN
the case and implicated Away, Police
Justice John Jeter Crutchiield brought
storm of Indignation upon himself
fer sentencing the negro to- ninety
days in jail and refusing to Issue
warrant for Alvey on, the ground
that the unsupported testimony of a
confessed thief was not Sufficient
ground.
In the meantime Alvey announced
that he courted Investigation
1t is thought by some that long
system of fraud has been practicesi
in Richmond Alvey icSk his arrest
quietly. He has long supplied the city
with grain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
NAVAL DISPLAY PLANNED.
Naval Department Contempiates Big
Doings at New Orleans
(Ry Associated PreSs.)

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Aug. 90
New Orleans will be treated to
naval demonstration when the Presi-
dent, accompanied by a co:erie OF
governors of state. reached that city
on his coming trip this fan. II the
present plans OF the navy department
do not 20 awry. II Is now contemplat-
ed 10 welcome the President at New
Orleans with four typical naval YES
sells. the list being made up Of the
battlcxhip Mississippi. which already
first class baitleship Mississippi.
which already has made a trip far mp
the river. to receive q silver service
from the state Of Mississippi and the
armored cruiser squadron made M OF
the Montana. North Carolina and New
York.
Il NAV be the vessels will be con
siderabiy further up the river than
New Orleans. the desire - the navy
department being 10 enable the people
inland 70 obtain q view II the small
but formidable aggregation Of ships
ccmpr,sinr the squadron.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
Bank Failure Averted.

UNION CITY. TENN. Avg. 30
bccausc Of the failure today Of the
Hardy Grain Company. cf this city.
a run started ON the Union City Bank
and Trust Company when that institn-
ton cpcrcd its doors. The FIRST ana
toe Third National banks Of this cEy
went 10 the rescue n The trust CON-
u NJ. alcng with private citizens. md
ali dcposiiors wcrc paid on presenting
their claims. George Hardy. prcai-
dent Of the grain company. accidcuf %
ally Killed himself q few days ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
NEGRO ESCAPES IN SWAMP.
Posse vainIy Chases Black Who
Frightened Young Girl.
(By Associated Press).

AIKEN. S. c.. Aug. ga posse
this morning chased into swamp
near White Pond, this county, an IN
known negro who last night attempt
ed to enter the bedroom OF the daugh-
ter Of a prominent citizen of the
White Pond community. Tie negro
was frightened from the house by
the screams Of the young woman AT
a late hour tonight reports were to
the effect that the negro had not
been captured.
II became known today that a ne
gro entered the home Of H. X Chat
field. a prominent citizen OF this city
early yesterday morning and was
driven away only alter Mrs. Chat
field had fred two shots at him from
a pistol No arrests has been made
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
~JeFFeRsoNIAN BARBECUE"
Biggest Eating Festival on Record
Planned IN Kentucky.
fRv Associated r-rcSs1.

LOUISVILLE. Aug 30.-What Is
styled ~Jcfersonian barbecue" TO
be held tomorrow and "Wednesday an
the Kentucky State fair grounds. near
this city. will b. the iarzes, eating
festival Of its Kind ON record. even In
Kentucky.
The entire State has sarpiied thou
sands Of head OF cattle to feed tat
crowds. which are already arriving.
Gus Jaubert chef extraordinary.
will receive $500. q Is stated. for max
ing the barbecue alone. Every Ken
lucky Democratic congressman viii
speak. - viii hundreds o. others
prominent IN the state. The barbecue
Is IN the interest 81 the regularly
nominated democratic city ticket In
Louisville
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
CURIOUS YOUTH KILLED
BY ELECTRIC CURRENT
Harvey Richie, Of South Carolina,
Touches Wire Carrying Eighty
Thousand Volts of Electricity.
(By Associated PRESS.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. Aug Collar
vey Richie. go years old. climbed into
one of the big transmission towers
of the Southern Power Company at
AlbermarIe, Stanley county. this after
noon to ascertain if he could get a
shock by touching the wires. AS the
youth touched the deadly wires his
feet burst from the terrific current
that entered his body and he dropped
to the ground, dead
The tower is one OF the series OF
steel structures employed by the
Southern Power Company to transmit
electrical energy from the Catawba
river stations in this county TO the
mills of the Piedmont section and
the wires carry $4,000 voltsy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
MYSTERIOUS GASES KILL
FIVE MEMBERS OF CREW
Story OF Unaccountabie Tragedy on
Board U. s. Golfer Nanshan
Reaches San Francisco.
(By Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. 30.-
Mysterious gases released from the
hold of the United States collier. Nan
shan, when the steel bulkheads oil
that vessel were stove In by ty-
phoon, were responsible for the death
of five members OF the crew, accord
ing to the story of Elmer Hutchinsi
third assistant engineer. who arrived
here yesterday on beard the cruiser
Buffalo.
The vessel was enroutc from Cavite
to Hong Kong. Shortly after the ship
ran into a terrific typhoon, a noise
like the explosion OF gases was heard,
and as soon as water began to pour
into the paint locker. fumes began tc
rise in great volume.
Captain Carver took five members
of the Filipino crew forward with him
TO investigate. The failure of the
men to return led Hutchins 20 make
an investigation, and he was also eve
come. but was revived. When the
men were finally dragged back from
the hold 1t was found by some mex
plicable freak the bodies had beer
stripped naked by the fumes. Captain
Carver revived. but Chief Officer Lar
kin. Second Officer Rspp and three
sailors died from inhaling the gases
An investigation into the causes 4:
being held at Hong Kong.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
FUGITIVE LAWYER JAILED.
J. p. Hsror. Charged With Forgery
Arrested at Fort Morgan

MOBILE. ALA. Aug. so. 7.
Hamer. a lawyer. Of Austin. Texas.
and wanted there or three charges Of
forgery and jumping his bond IN 1905.
was lodged ia Jail here tonight by
Shorin G. S. Mathews. Of Austin
Hamcr was arrested at Fou Morgan
upon the arrival there this afternoon
Of the Norwegian steamer Harold
from Honduras. IN which country he
has been a fugitive for the past nvc
years
The Texas sheriff has bccn here
for two OF three oays working on the
case. having been tipped on that
Hamcr was coming 20 the United
States.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
ANOTHER SPEED CARNIVAL
~ PLANNED At BRIGHTON
sMotor Racing Association Regrets
Accidents, But Says Track Was
Not al FauI:,
fBy Assocsated Pressl.

: NEW YORK. Aug. 3o.--Despite the
seven tragedies or the recent motor
races at Indianapolis and the two a.
Brighton Beach Face tracks lastAweek
statement from the motor racing
association tonifht announces that
another "a hou< s;eed carnival viii
be held at Bright6i Beach this fall
and that nine makers and dealers
have promised to enter cars
The association regrets the recent
adverse criticism of automobile rae
ing" and declares that the accidents
at Brighton were not due TO any flaw
in the track"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
GEORGIA MURDERER CAUGHT.
Negro Killed Companion IN ~NesF-
saloon at Canton

CANTON. Ga. Aug S0--After a
q hour hunt. ]. u. Kellogg. the negro
wanted for the murder Of J. T. Ian
ders. in a ~near-saioOn" here last
Saturday night was captured early TO-
day near Woodstock.
Sheriff Willing had offered a re-
ward OF sIeo for the arrest q the
negro. Kellogg was brought here ano
placed tn jail along with ten OF twelve
other negroes who we're gambling
With him At the time Of the killing.
Judge Morris Is expected TO caii a
special term Of court to try KELLOGG.
Everything Is quiet today and there =
no danger Of a iysching.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-31
oU1cHwsN PUNISH REBELS.
Natives Lose More Than Hundred
Men IN Java.

BATAVIA. JAVA. Aug. SoSharp-
punishment has been inaic~ed upon
thc rebels 81 the igiand ~ iorcs BY
= Dutch detachment. nftccn members
Of which we're killed IN an ambush
set BY nc natives.
The Dutch sent for rciniorccwcn;s
and attacked the rebels hcrcciy. Vhc
native had III men killed.