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   Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - December 20, 1899, Boston, Massachusetts                                3rf In Tho to reach Mro people of Mow England Shopping 4fAt Tim fa Mro of Englind WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1899FOUETEEN LITTLE i Enclosed picture who couldnt be without their have both had the measles T last to but through sickness 1 gave them the We have used con stantly for the past two years with children have re the most satisfactory re We would not be with out The youngest El is the one thai had chlat and had it not been for your medicine she would have choked to It has done wonders for writes I endorse your I had a little girl afflicted with ca tarrh and have had two physicians to treather and found no After using bottles of your Peruna she iti sound and I am now giving it to my other Joseph 87 Cro ton Cleveland says We have used Peruna for eight years as our family During the whole of that time we have not had to employ a Our family con sists of and we always use it for the thousand and one ailments to which mankind is We have used it in cases of scarlet mea lies and diphtheria Whenever one in the family feel in the least moth says Peruna and you will be or if we do not hap pen to have We will have to get more Peruna is always sat In colds and Children are especially liable to acute most of the af fections of childhood are All forms of sore hoarseness and laryngitis are but dif ferent phases of These in the acute may pass away without but they leave a foundation for chronic ca tarrh in later Even a slight cold is acute and renders the raucous membranes of the head and throat more liable to chronic catarrh The child is constantly winter with ca the stomach and colic and diarrhoea are due to catarrhal derangements of these or A great many families are learning by bitter experience that these tions must be promptly treated or the childs health is permanently Peruna is the No family should be without As soon as the symptoms of or any other affection of the throat or stomach Is Peruna should be cording to A vast multi tude of families are relying entirely upon Peruna for That Peruna can be relied upon Is evinced by the great number of testi which Hartman is receiv ing Only a very few of these can be Only one in a thou Every household should be ed with Hartmans free book on Sent free by The Peruna Medicine WITH FULL Remains of Lieut Brumby Escorted to Train and Sant to Atlanta for In remains of Lieut Brumby were escorted to the railway station this full naval honors and dispatched on the train over the road for Atlan where they will The body was In a handsome casket wrapped in the American The escort was mado up a detach ment of marines from the barracks headed by the full marine aH under command Lieut Commander U S There were many floral tributes from Admiral Dowey and friends and rela tives of the Six sailors from the navy yard served as the Admiral Dewey with the Georgia con gressional Mrs Bister of the and Mr and Mrs accompanied the cortege from the to the railway Upon the remains will be placed In Heyward vault ivt Oak land Ladies Petticoats of taffeta all the desirable flounces with accordion plaited tail value Of extra quality taffeta all deep accordion plaiting and dust tail value TREMONT AND BOYLSTON FURNITURE CO 48 Canal St THE Dec 19 Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday For New and eastern New York and generally fair Wed Thursday fair fresh west to north Local forecast Fair weather Wed day colder Wednesday west The temperature as indi by tho thermometer at Thomp sons spa 3 Cam 9 am 12 m 3pm 0 p m 9 p in 12 mid average temperature yester The for Light minis were general over New Kng and at the evening observation the center of the storm had passed to the provinces and was moving rapidly Fair and generally clear weather Is now probable for several It will bo though during the day the tem will probably rise between and the winds will be generally from Hostilities Practically i Deo 19 Late Colombian advices just received here say that while the revolution in that republic IB not absolutely crushed good prospects are entertained an amica ble Meanwhile hostilities are practically The U S S with the survey party on is reported to be meeting with difficulties in the hostile attitude of the which has caused the laborers with the expedition to All persons holding cheques on the and signed by will please present the same at the office of the 2t 120 at once for ANDREW CONTENTS OF TODAYS IUBO Gen Lawton killed by a Filipino sharp shooter In front of San Tuesday morning Gen Otis confirms the Feared In London that Lord ona forces have hoen cut as no news has come Sunday fever and dysentery amone garri Capitalists como to aid of Broadway and Institution may shortly re Open Squires affairs look brighter fail uro of Dillaway Fire In South Market and Commerce sU Remains of Lieut Brumby sent to At Page judge decides that a mart may wander about nights if he and not tell his wife where he has Sheldon of Connecticut has lived GO years In a cave in Rev Win Ryan of Newburyport observes the 25th anniversary of his or as Story of Lieut James the armys champion who captured Bayombong on his Ministers and others bitterly criticise secret Columbian Iron works at is constructing vessels for gov goes Into Further inquiries Into the of the Jewish family of James Keene makes on Wall and his wife shares onehalf of East Boston aroused over smallpox Ohio supreme court says telephones are taxable at their rental Appointments in the fire Dredging operations resumed to in crease tho depth of the passageways be tween Buzzards bay and Vineyard Intense excitement caused in Maiden New by the Joss of a dia mond Ting worth Germany wants coaling stations In the Central South Ameri and other places financial position strained in elected mayor of North Adams the votes for license and the day for city Tracewell finds that Admi ral Sampson has been paid too much by Democratic national committee will 23 to decide on place and time for holding the national Reopening of tho Columbia of goes on record as opposed to all wars ot militarism arid Lieut Smith of division 6 on trial before the police Two witnesses from Roberts testify as to the re lation of Roberts with his wives one has six other has live or After nine days examination tho handwriting expert in the is and Tyrrell begins to testify along same Green of the Philadelphia com museum addresses the executive council of the state board of Discussion of plans of the cape Cod 1nurc Stockholders of the B A protest to the New York Cen legislature to consider the matter and the interests of the Common council republicans hold a caucus on the disposal of the Franklin without result East Boston school children all to be freshmen win In a debate with Worcester high the former taking the negative oh the question that Groat Britain Is justified In its present Steamer Plymouth damaged by of the new hose houss in Gus sets the decision over in tho seventh round at the Broadway New York other Decorations in the lets off steam on the Wrigley and the new baseball Abell arid Hanlon and the evacuation of Baltimore baseball club of Maiden plays the Review club of Chelsea in the interclub series other North Cambridge man killed at his Roller polo results In the National and Southeastern roller polo Heady for applications for grand circuit races news for Inere Ohio supreme court dismisses bribery case of Atty Gen Monett against tho Standard Oil George Lilchfield and Porter Bliss held to the U s grand charged with Cana dian News of the harbor front New Kng land to take out an immense mall Arguments begun in the Seery murder New Pace Financial and commercial Real estate Henry Rogers obtains control of the Atlas tack In bloom In Death of Miss Elizabeth the first colored teacher In the mixed schools of Important auction sales of horses and Vase Recount ended no changes in success ful but Harts plurality in creases 1S8 and 142 Bulgers plurality 468 over for school com Satisfactory trial trip of the training ship Heavy southwest sale with wind 40 miles an hour In Vineyard Four clergymen guests of the Mer chants Seven lives lost In New York Lowell aldermen and council vote unanimously for pensions to patrolmen and officers on reaching the age of WOOS EXPECTED Officers Will Go Down the Harbor of Havana in Ex pest Immediate Den Woods arrival IB looked for tomorrow morning Tho division be represented by Gens and the department ty Gen Scott These will meet Hie down the har bor In Gen Brooke made u call this morning upon Cant on board bat receiving a salute of 37 commentator on the of says Gen Wood a man oj AH soon as he arrives he give the their place men of tml the Cu ban people may congratulate themselves upon his Squires Will Take Up Rotes Changes to be Made by Creditors of the Squires Are to Assignee Chaplin Fast Clearing Up As stand now the interests ofthe John Squire Co corporation have deal to do with the pros of the resuming of business by the Broadway national There isi apparently no doubt that the Broadway bank will be rehabilitated at once with new that It will be opened again within a short This oC Is dependent upon the suc completion of the negotiations now tinder A company of capitalists have been induced to Investigate the bank by the They wore so at the showing the assets that they are negotiating with assignee Chaplin for the pur of the 1500 shares of stock held by the They are con that the unsecured Squire notes held by the bank can be taken up In full in as from what they have learned of the Squire property they are sure that all ot the liabilities be met by the Their plan is to purchase the 1EOO bank shares held by the assignee as a part of the Squire property at as low a figure Having control of the bank they propose to take up per sonally all of the Squire notes held by the thus giving the bank immediately dollar for dollar on bit of Squire paper It now All of the other loans are to be amply covered by easily convertible This will start the institution with a on the Second of excellence In piano construction Is reached and sustained in the No better piano can be made Costs more yes a trifle more than some the differ once is more than made up by the enjoyment and satisfaction of its superior Sold for cash ot on the monthly payment plan and for We sell other makes of pianos at prices and on terms that defy Sons Piano 1I1U Street Whats the Verdict It The evidence keeps It Ima liccn It We that of colds In the Konc hay nml troubles No Put n little In tbc Up It goes direct ia the Us unhampered lie heals the membranes cure At druggists from Public Speakers all Warrens Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla Troches For colds mul Tim most lly At timo you Bells you you ure an For BELLS If tlm In of Uit Bolls at 6 South Market Commerce Three Alarms Had to be Rung Streets EH the Vicini Flames Were Discovered at A LooM at One Tims as if Some of Firemen Were One of the most stubborn fires which the firemen have had to contend with in a long time broke out In the five story building at 10 and 71 South Market st at this and before it was gotten under control it had ex tended Into the adjoining building at 24 and 2G Commerce and loss of perhaps on the building and It was discovered by patrolman Mi chael Welch of the Hanover st who saw huge volumes of smoke Issuing from the elevator well on the fourth floor of the South Market st The apparatus which arrived on the first alarm was at once seen to be in adequate to confine the fire In the walls of the and 10 minutes after the alarm another was sent bring ing to the scene the horseless and a water besides the other appara tus which goes this The lire continued so threatening It was believed the fire department would be unable to check the advance of the flames which were gradually extending to the roof and threatening contiguous and a third alarm was sound ed which filled every street within a block of the scene with puffing It at time almost ble to save any of the and for an hour the seething furnace showed no effects of the thousands of gallons of water that were being thrown on it by five steamers and two one on South Market and the other on Commerce Continued oil the to The celebrated ars A few shopworn Guitars below Every musical instrument in all grades from cheapest to 453459 Washington St Lowest Prices In the Buy of the Am now lacked In Souvenir 6 Winter Room Dread Lest He Has Been Gut Think to Boers in StrengtH on His i Censor Has AH tlis Important MAJ QEN Coming from the Gen Law ton Had a Most Brilliant Record in the Civil Against the Indians and in the Santiago Cam Grief Among Army and Navy Officers at Dec Law ton was killed at San Mateo this He was walking along the firing within 300 yards of a small sharpshoot ers conspicuous In the big white helmet he always and a light yellow rain He was easily distin because of his commanding The sharpshooters directed several close which clipped the grass His staff officers called Gen Lawtons attention to the danger he was but ho only laughed with his usual for Suddenly he exclaimed I am clinched his hands In a desperate effort to stand erect Into the arms of a staff Orderlies rushed across the field for the who dashed up immedi but their efforts The body was taken to a clump of bushes and laid on a the familiar white helmet covering the face if thb dead Almost at this moment the cheers of the American troops rushing into San Mateo were mingling with the rifle After fight si stalwart cavalry men forded the river to the town carry ing the litter on their the preceding with the colors and a cavalry escort The troops filed bareheaded through the building where the body and many a tear fell from the eyes of men who had long fol lowed the Intrepid The entire command was stricken with as though each man had suffered a personal His Family in Owing to the condition of the which is Impassable so far as are the remains could not be brought to Manila Mrs Lawton and the children are liv ing in a government for merly occupied by a Spanish San Mateo lies between a high moun tain behind and a shallow stream In with wide sand which the insurgent trenches and the buildings The Americans were compelled to ford the river under It was while they were lying In the rice fields and volleying across preparatory to passing the stream that Gen Lawton was All except the officers were beyond A staff officer was wounded about the same time and one other of ficer seven men wore Queen of BBC ALL Young GENERAL Rooms After three hours shooting the Fil wore dispersed into the moun Col Lockett took command when Gen Lawton His Last Gen Lawton left Manila Monday having returned from his northern oper ations to lead an expedition through which has been an Insurgent stronghold through out the The valley has several times been In but never held by the Gen was supposed to have there the largest organized force north of and Gen Otis wished to gar rison The night was one of the the A terrific rain had begun and still Accompanied by his staff and troop 4th Gen Lawton set out at oclock In advance of the main consisting of the cavalry and one Continued on the Third A magnificent purchase for a Christmas We have closed oat the entire lot ot the largest manufacturer of Smoking Jackets la the The regular retail price before the holiday on these goods was Twelve Ladles and will Una these Smok ing Jackets an There are complete lines of sizes a floe variety of reversible plaids and Washington and Summer a ftSE 9 vH I Standard Typewriter During this present week we shall be moving to our New Store at 81 FRANKLIN Swans Benedict Anxiety in Lord Government to Raise Force of HiS Bell Stretch Say tte Dec has news from two It is generally believed that the have out communications In Methuen has a post Confirmed on tlic Fifth Honest Quality FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS 3for SILVER Can you afford to pay 25 cents year to have this desk in your house Isnt there some 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