The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 2, 1899, Page 2

HL LLild { Otis Reports That Hughes en Insurgents Out of Negros, Suffering No Losses. ROOT SATISFIED WITH THE HOSPITALS. the War Depart- at Preparations Made by ment for %, 00 Sick and Conva! creased Corps of Field inthe F Hospital Men for Troops in the Gen Lawton stil at san Isidro. Washington, Oct. 24.—The war Ce- t has received the following cablegram: Manila, Oct gents dri band, } struck in he ties. —Utis. Excitement at [oilo. a, Oct. 24.—Iloilo is stirred by pectation of important fighting. Gen. Pulion began ‘‘unroll the bloody seroll,"? as he promised his fol- lowers in a, recent speech, by firing Jvolieys at the American outposts “nightly. Sunday reinforcements Sine have been arriving from the north. This activity is designed to divert the Visayans from their dissatisfaction against the Tagals. uinaldo has or- Areneta 1yan leaders who are dis- stiate and is prevent dered the release on parole of and other Vis posed to neg for peace, watching them to further ne- gotiat The Fourth infantry reconnaisances about Imus found that the insurgents had returned to Das Marinas. buglers blew when the Americans ap- proached is reported that they are reorganizing at Malabon and other towns. The leading inhabitants of that section have requested Maj. Gen. Otis to garrison the towns, because the ix g off the people. Gen. Oris »hibited the local papers from print the arrivals, de- or any movements of troops. , if he isastudent of the Manila papers, has been kept posted ns. irgents are ing asto the whereabouts of every com- pany in the arm. The news that the Spaniards tempted to surrender the rebel lery at Santa Rosa has r and has spread through the country The Filipinos are taking vengence on the prisoners by curtailing the few privileges they had. Root satistied With Hospital Service. Washington, Oct. 24.—Secretary Root is satistied that the hospital facilities eare of the sick and incapacitated or who may be the coming cz paign. The preparations made by the war department contemplate pre for 8,000 sick and convalescent, these being considered ample to meet all re- quirements after the opening of the the ho are during are Lele fo wounded now ision campaign Medical supplies by the tons have been ped on the trans- | ports, and t} 100 tons on the Mor- gan proved a complete loss, the order was immediately duplicated in San Francisco an- ipplies are now on the w: to ppines. For the troops in th increased corps | of hospital men be ordered. The ly 1,000 those on t the wee will be in the ul corps men ad under 3,000 be- Philippines near- nd with ure now hospi eased to Yore the beginning of hostiliti They Are Needed in th ines. Washington, Oct. 24 y Long has determined to meet the demand | for oftice nen in the Philippines by placing several battleships: of the home stations outof commission. The Indiana, now at the Brooklyn navy yard, and the Texas, at folk, will be the first to be laid up 1 it is pos- |} Many of two ships the sible that others will follo the officers and men of these will be ordered immediately to Philippines. Law on’s Difficult Work at San Isadro. St. Louis, Oct. 24.—The Repubdlic’s eorrespondent at San Isidro, BP. L., eables the followir Gen. Lawton is sonal at- absist- nde, his p ntainin rition stores up the Rio ¢ li four miles away. It is a se- o undertake to supply the troops er is too shallow for launches. wspaper makes the statement lbe given to the islands when Bryan will be elected presi- dent of the United States. ‘The newspaper also makes the statement that the American casual- ties have been 23,00 since ‘ebruary and that the policy now is a re @-atin: nt. Thad an interview with a Filip®io officer who had been captured. He said he had no wish to re- tention to g ence and amm but they rious problem are st that independ in Decem? last turn to camp, as they were short of ammuni- tion. “ First Cotton Mill ansas. Independence, Kan 24. first cotton mill built in Kansas will start up here to-morrow. A building 200x40 feet, a wareroom 20x40 feet and a boiler room 14x30 feet compose the plant. The machinery cost $70,000. Employment will be given to 50 people. The capacity of the mill is 4,000 pounds of wrapping twine daily. which will require four bales of cotton. The es- tablishment of the mill has greatly in- creased the amount of cotton grown in this section of Kansas. Slot Machines Under the Ban. Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 24.—A nickel- in-the-slot_ machine. being a gambling lawful article of com- wsnit about such ma- be heard in the cireuit device m ehines w , is not a “e, and a IL not the decision of Ju court. was idower machines out case er it connects with the main line ofthe M., Kk. & T. FROM MANILA Has Driv- last evening. _ He had listened er ir of W. L. Powell | W a dispute “At with NEVER Givc P. Paul Kruger’s Representative in Says the iboers Are Determined to Main- tain Their Independence. Philade dusen Pa sent Pr tional Comr take further part in the os intended to have r the congress, fai sin South ving he far receiv frou Afriea call said: vual Boers are deterr y are willin: i be a bloody one from v eland much more Mcu aware of. and t will be borne TWENTY YEARS IN PRISON. The Penaity to a Missouri Young Map fo acd Hoveck, a Murderer. Administered Not Deserting Ric Chi hausen, of go, Oct. 24.—Herman Hund- Hermann, Mo., who has been on trial for the murder of W: alter F. Koeller, September 2, was sen to-day to 20 years in penitentiar, Hundhausen and Richard Honeek partner in the ime, the went to Koeller’s room, where the latter was sick in bed, and stabbed Koeller to death. During the trial Hondhausen declared he did not know Honeck intended to kill Koeller. After it was done, however, he concluded to st with Honeck and take half of the blame. In his cell to- day Honeck asserted that Hund- hausen’s story was true. “I never told a living soul what I intended to do,’? said Honeck. ‘*Hundhausen is innocent so far as a previous _knowl- edge of the crime is concerned.’ wa Captain in Disgrace San I cisco, Oct. 24.—Capt. A. F. Burton, of company B, Iowa volun- teers, was relieved from the commu of his company for several weeks soon after the capture of Calumpit last May Ch +s by Burton’s fellow-otlicers, re- sulting in his resignation, were made after the first engagement in which the Iowa volunteers participated. The Hl oft red th ss cowardice whieh were signed by Burton’s company, al! ed on the firing line. urglars Decorated the House. ro, Oct. 24.—Burglars robbed Mrs. Alma Be 1 the home of America nd | McKinley and th: Flag There is that President McKinley is an expert phrasemaker no doubt and that he knows howto appeal in- imagnation of his geniously to the phrases always contain pet something about “the fag,” and he the origi- d seems to consider himsel nal discoverer of the star spang banner Wh h flug is the burden of t “the old flag ;’ he flag :” “wherever talks the ‘The “tie men who the assail- or + presiden $ l 8 Seech “the ddense of the flax is love of the flaz;” “the “freedom un “the r the ole d flag the flag; * the flag —this is Mr. McKinley’s contribution to contemporaneous “dying asailants ¢ omtory. In some way it tha; Mr. Mc- Kinley and the flag are Iseparably appears connected This is all very well wher the situa- tion calls for apostrophes so the flag. But just now when freedon’s banner is in no particular dan; United r.when ev- States loves oly outside exceping Agui-; 2cts it. McKinley is overdoing this flag t It he is endeavoring to accomplish. He} wishes to impress the peopl with the idea thas William) McKinky is the sole and sacred custodian oO the flag and that William McKinley's part is the only party of patriotsm. But what would MeKinby do if some real dat threatenec the old flag? He would find himsdf bank- rupt in phr: . short on “fag” tory and reduced to a slavish | tion of his overworked “flag? similes. —Chicago Dispatch i erybody in the flag and when eve , of the United Stat naldo, fearsand res musimss plain enough to see just what repeti- A remedy for Nasal Catamh which and exciting to tre mem- | » should not be used. What is| Ineeded is that which is ceansing. | soothing, protecting and healing uch a remedy is Ely rean Balm To test it a trial size for 10 sents or | lthe large size will be | mailed by Ely n St | New York The | lin when rostrils ads over absorbed he wand i Acold in the hed vat es quickly spre; Home for | Oct. 26.—A eminit-! en’sN Schley. eton, tior Washit | tee representing the W Jal Industrial and DP: | tarrh cure made | Pay If sou If you are su ness in the day temper, sleepless bility, headach tone will get re t 50 cents at H tothesyst Gillett: Cattle Cases. okuk a) 2 j 3 g the Gillett ses Judg : Woolson of the Federal District and HH kh Ve circuit courts decided t ¢ . a nue law requiring every sfer « mortgage to be written ands . and the of te pavable t the Fo } ‘ | similating eFood tesu Pe es CORR IOS WON I I fing the Stomach and E Sowel: = 4 ation of 1 security wrap & | upon mere ce niuikes t mort gage invalid and ree I | —_— ae te) | universal custom is to transf o | Promotes Digestion Che on most by investors first dev court since luw was p Boy Kills a Young Girl. E] Pas x., Oct < Gue rerro, 14 years old 1 killed his niece iH rs of age. The = 0 t southern part of the Mex can settlement. The mot! of th d girl says s was awak her daughte dling to her dat ment | The held pending the result of the r the pistol was boy was her’s investigatior If you have sore across the t nes feel sore o reat ened wit} om apply Ball nally and d Syrup. For sale by H We Make Dr Thurmond’s Catarrh ¢ that ft» a long Story Short. to cure you the head try it If cost you nothing night of about $800 worth of wearing [and the Wash ” apparel and jewelry and added insult called upon Rear jdmiral 1 dark rrid to injury by decorating the rooms they oe - re ve i - had robbed in a novel manner. From ign ts : i the chandelier they hung a string of ided s Hl in . . : aut f ues doug its, and the pictures and err- taskol pre jruc ae > tains were ornamented with bunches | ¢qypj by pr x wion a x of s. Feathers from Mrs. Be- |) 41.6 for hi sei i| St. J 5 (Scene : home for him { Htiona delle’s hats were stuck between the : ae roles ? 1s ; jkeys of the piano and on the carpet |Capital. The al thanked : ) the thieves scattered bandsful of flour dies of the committee and again in- |" Xu | Will Redace Ruoning Tim formed them that he left the m | Chicago, O 24.—A € war | in their hi: J saving tha lis threatened on western roads run- | the Vy mig do would be acedpt | ning out of Ch A few days i | } an Saat = ; The league has about. ty y the Santa Fe cut down the runnin me of some of its best passenger | branch organizations througlin (See between Chieago and Kansas | country. Mra. (Charlotte Skey asl City. N the Burlington gives no- Seaireans tatotmed the Ad: sta ihatt | tice that on November 5 it ee ee agi ae |the running time between ul plans to go on with the wark had | |eities 70 mi If the Burl been perfected and as he had aeepted | t s its i ag the ther ° \ ' jahorte ee ms au the other | the offer of the industrial wonpn the) began ust lw »e obliged to do so, = . = SS co, | ; eas : | plans would be put into activ eper-}| Mother's Friend | Episcopal D gnitaries at St. Louis. lation I { St. Louis, Oct. 24.—Between 200 and | te esa 30 bishops and clergymen of the Prot- | Thousands of mer id woren suf- estant Episcopal churches of the lt ted States are assembled here to attend the 11 missionary council which met to-day and will continue in session throughout the week. Some of prominent dignitaries of that de- are in the ec among veral missionary bishops an most nomination them being se from foreign tields. Warned the Negroes to Leave. Perry, Ok., Oc ne new town of Billings, which opened yesterday, set an unus precedent. The leaders of the town have declared not a single ne- gro shall live there. The saloons, the banks and hotels have taken in colored porters, but the people of the town have informed these people if they do not get rid of the colored men at once that their business will be boycotted. Would Take His Brother's Place. Philadelphia, Oct. 24.—Capt. CO. Howard, formerly of the Nebraska na- tional guard, at present living in this gity, has written to Secretary of War Root volunteering his services to take the place of his brother, the late Capt. Guy Howard, who was recently killed during an engagement with the Fili- pino insurgents. Could Not Marry the Cuban. Peoria, Iil., Oct. 24.—Juan Garcia, a Cuban, and his sweetheart, Miss Bessie Mahoney, daughter of a prominent publisher, were fewua dead to-day in the road near here. Garcia had shot land then himself. The Cuban 2 iof the girl and wanted ected. + € | wreckers lz t > engine | union the Unita Council was adop wi m nar ed, i01 to 2 the | wome » this siffering lfer from piles, especially enialel ese nee to contend with in addition to their] | other pains. Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment will quickly effeet a cure Price 50 cents in bottles, in tubes cents at H. L Puc | Dewey's Acceptance. 26.—Frank <A. the received the Washington, Oct Vanderlip, ct Home Committee. following letter from Admiral Devey : “Washington, Oct. 26.—Dear Sir : I acknowledge the receipt thisdlay of the title deed to the beautiful house presented to me by my counttymen. My heart is full of gratitude te taem for this overwhelming expressicn of their regard for me, and I request that you will accept and econter to the committee my heartfelt thanks for your and their efforts. Very sin- cerely yours, GEorGE Dewey.” For burns, cuts ses Or acer: tions or injuries of any descriptor Ballard’s Snow Liniment is a sover- eign remedy. It never fails tc do good and so promptly that its von- derful curative powers frequently « ate surprise. Price 25 and 50 cents} at H. L. Tucker's airman of Dewey has } To those living in malarial districts Tutt’s Pills | | are indispensible, they keepthe = | system in perfect order and are an absolute cure for sick headache, indigestion, malaria, torpid liver, constipa- tion and all bilious diseases | | utt’s Liver Pills her housework without trouble.” Mother's Friend is an external liniment for =ieeeey mothers to use. It gives the strength to attend to their nacechold duties almost to the hour of confine- ment. It is the one and only prepara- tion that overcomes morning sickness and nervousness. It is the only remedy that relaxes and relieves the strain. It is the only remedy that makes labor short and delivery easy. 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