Newark Daily Advocate (Newspaper) - October 4, 1899, Newark, Ohio NEWARK DAILY ADVOCATE VOLUME 55 NEWARK OHIO WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4 1899 ADMIRAL DEWEY BRITISH AND BOERS Very Warlike Are the es Received Today for the colonies Mr Chamberlain to South Africa further ances with regard to the British desire to respect the complete independence of the Transvaal SETTLED JL di i A telegram trom Paris announces M Britain as to rhe and Arnaud president of the international on are Dy and peace league has sent of thg boundary ar- Appears at Department and House Today Washington Oct Dewey in civilian dress escorted by Rear Ad- miral Farquhar entered the navy de- at ten this morning without Ag TO SALISBURY'S POSITION an appeal to Lord Salisbury anyone recognizing him He conferred i jng him to choose a power to act witn 1 a power chosen by the Transvaal with the object of averting war ing on the staff of General Sir Redvers From President Kruger That Briton g to command Brit- Upon the Ven Dispute Paris Oct Some of the claims of with Secretary Long on Philippine fairs preliminary to a conference a Germany Russia and trance the White House with the President At Dewey's request Secretary Long issued an order today detaching the Admiral from the Olympia and ing him to haul down his flag Dewey promised Long to go to Boston next Saturday a week at the invitation of the State of Massachusetts Secretary Long Captain Lamberton 13 take the Olympia to Boston for repairs Conference at the House Washington Oct Dewey appeared at the White House he was immediately admitted to the dent's room No one was allowed enter the conference Even Senator Hanna was turned away from the con- ference on the Philippines Secretary Long says that Dewey de- clared the outlook favorable since more troops are being sent to the He pointed out the necessity of a big blockading fleet and plenty of WHITE HOUSE DINNER Brilliant Formal Function in Honor of Admiral Dewey Washington Oct the dinner in honor of Admiral George Dewey at the White House last night covers were laid for 80 persons The guests included the cabinet the governors of nine states justices of the supreme court some of the bers of both houses of congress army and navy officials and others It was a brilliant affair An hour before the hour announced a large crowd of spectators had ered in front of the White House and the arrivals Admiral Dewey came at 8 o'clock and he passed inside Flag Lieutenant Brumby and Flag Secretary Caldwell the admiral enthusiastically cheered Rear Admiral Schley was given a similar ovation The guests passed into the east room whence they proceeded to the White House corridor which served as the state dining room The corridor decorated In the center of the table was a large cutglass vase with dark red meteor roses set of fern At intervals on either were six large mounds of pine apple plants in fruit set in in flower the broad green-leaved a native plant of the Sandwich islands Between these vases filled with meteor roses standing in bed of orchards making in all 13 pieces one for each of the original 13 states of Paris Oct is rumored that Germany France and Russia are ex- changing notes in reference tp the Transvaal crisis Orange Free State since the war Cornered ion Her frontier at the Waini river The unanimous It is el in the nature of a compromise rather than as favoring Venezuela The award ghes with obtains Orinoco zuela which thereby control cf the river entire Three ENEMY CLEANED OUT General Lawton's Boys In a Severe Engagement IMUS THE OF THE BRUSHES thousand square miles in the interior Ouray Col Oct telegram from arg to Venezuela This a nowise expresses the full extent of Venezuela's award Great Britain uad Ridgeway to the that the sheriff announced ui Oct mayor graphed that the British force has crossed the Free State frontier from of tele- men had the two men who held up 30 square miles of territory the stage cornered in the hills 11 miles Ridgeway The west of the line and this me T she disposed to arbitrate in 1890 Kimberly A dispatch adds that the sheriff will assist in their capture it t of that is nOw Insurgents Make an Upon the American There but Arc Forced to the Woods After Hours of Attempt to Cut Oil Communication Foiled Manilla Oct insurgents were dispersed and driven westward by General force at Imus The purpose of the enemy was to cut the communication maintained be- tween and by means 01 the road between these places at a point between Imus and the east bank had 25 CENTS A MONTH BY CITIZENS An Unknown Colored Suspect Is Shot and Killed Xenia O Oct unknown col- ored man supposed to be a burglar met his death near Spring Valley a small village eight miles south of this city He was chased and killed by a of citizens one shot being fired at him with fatal effect The shooting was the outcome of numerous burglaries here The posse was on the hunt for two suspects and came upon dead man lying in a cornfield pulled a revolver and showed fight when he was shot ABDUCTION Boshof are strongly en- is reported that the Marlowe brothers Burghers at trenched Boshof is about 30 miles from Kimberly and there are no road connections Oct Joubert commander in chief of the Boer forces has arrived here It is understood that the time allowed the British troops 0 retire from the border expires tonight Paris Oct French wounded Succumbs Calcutta Oct Burlee tare awarded to Venezuela Great Britain has substantiated most all her extreme claims All the valuable and goldfields are only survivor of the recent destruction now indisputably settled in Great Brit- Ida Villa branch ajn territory of the girl's school has died effect of injuries received Lutherans and Porto Rico Chicago Oct Lutheran Doctored Cards Berlin Oct trial of the son charged with gambling at the Club Der has already a i eral council at its session decided to great sensation A number of the im- send missionaries to Porto Rico Rev portant witnesses belonging to the H E Richards of Zanesville O and highest families are reported to have Hankey of Brick Church fled the country Over marks Kruger has sent an ultimatum to Great the Union Declares His Policy After the dinner Secretary Root Secretary Hitchcock Attorney al Griggs Senator Hanna Boutelle of fhe house committee on naval affairs Secretary Bliss and Myron joined the president upstairs and there was an 24 hours London Oct is no change in the Transvaal situation Advices from New Castle Natal report that telegraphic is inter- beyond where the stores have been looted by the natives since the departure of the whites Stories of the movement of the Boers and British and of the hurried muster and dispatch of troops on both sides have come from other points A tele- gram from Ladysmith Natal says that the Orange Free State troops have occupied and closed Bathas pass on the Free State border mandant AUriche chief of the Free State artillery is proceeding in the di- rection of Kimberley with a able force of artillery Another foica of artillery under Commandant ing has gone to Harrismith while Commandant Smith commands a forca of artillery en route for Kroonstadt The latest news received from indicates that the last rush of Europeans to leave the town has occurred They crowded the trains like sardines occupying every possible Inch on the trucks There is able anxiety with regard to the behind as communication to be cut off mining commissioner stated of- that the proclamation of Sept -29 relative to the protection of miners withdrawn and he therefore advised all Britishers to leave as soon their report will depend in a great measure the plans for future work on that island Fever In Mississippi Jackson MIES Oct state ages within the short period of the club's The evidence showed the unmistakable use of doctored cards On several occasions Paint Oil and Varnish Men Cleveland Oct annual ing of the National Paint Oil and The board of health reports one new case msh association began here of yellow fever There have been 14 sociation represents invested capital cases to date and four deaths and eight cases are now under treatment Ar- have been made by geon General Carter of the Marine hospital service a camp cf refugee for those who have been ex- posed Boers and the Presbyterians Washington Oct Transvaal situation formed the basis of animated discussion of the council of the Pan- Presbyterian alliance The arose over a resolution by Dr Cyrus Cort of ville Md urging arbitration upon the governments of Great Britain and the Transvaal in connection with the ent crisis The resolution will come up Thursday amounting to President Francis H Glidden in his annual ad- dress urged the members to work for the expansion of the American ofc the river The insurgents trenches along the west bank com- manding the open spaces A force of Filipinos attacked Imus and 600 proceeded against de along the Colonel force spread along the road from toward Imus and three companies cf the regiment under Captain were thrown out from Imus the two commands forming a junction The entire line crossed the river and drove the Filipinos from their trenches to the westward and thickets The marines whose services were ed by Admiral Watson crossed river near the bay forming a part of the line cf Before the forward movement was begun the American artillery shelled the enemy's position The only American casualty the wounding of a lieutenant of artillery Several wounded Filipinos were attended by Surgeon Major Penrose and members of the ambulance corps A number of prisoners taken Lawton while riding up tha Strange Case of a Young Student at Oberlin O Oct Bennett 19 a student while returning to town from a nutting in company with a boy named Fisher was seized by two men on a lonely road at midnight bound hand and foot thrown into a buggy and driven off Fisher was bound and gagged and left en the road Just as the buggy moved off Bennett it i3 said called to Tell mother father's got me Every effort is now being made to locate the abductors Young Fisher says that about two years ago Bennett's father deserted his family and went to Klondike where he was very successful and that he returned here and located in St Louis where he went into business chant marine informal talk on the Philippine J country tion during wlricih the president in a few words stated has position Mr Boutelle on leaving the White House stated that from the said the keynote of the policy is to establish peace in the Philippines then a proper government and leave the whole matter entirely in the hands of as The British steamer now In the transport service arrived at Durban Natal with field artillery a hospital corps and commissary stores tram India The troops were promptly disembarked and sent by train Tip the TRIP WEST Starts Tonight Through Reach Chicago Saturday Washngton Oct Presiden s special train for Chicago and the West leaves at nine this evening He visits Canton O and Fort Wayne Ind en route to reach Chicago oy Saturday Contract Annulled Oct C F lette United States engineer in charge of the district annulled the contract of the Atlantic Contracting company for building a breakwater in Tybee roads This is one result of the imprisonment of Captain Q M Carter To Speak In Ohio Topeka Oct Stanley will assist the Republican party in the Ohio state campaign The governor will speak Oct 26 27 and 28 WON'T GO WITH Natal authorities have an- that no more mail will oe dispatched to the Transvaal until further notice Last Friday's mail was back from the frontier A Bloemfontein dispatch says that tee Free State government has gazetted an alien expulsion law and also a law forbidding export of grain stock and other necessaries without a permit is ing there at a lively rate Attacked by Boers According to a dispatch from renzo Marquez Portuguese Bast Africa a crowd of Boers who were at the station forced the refugee passengers to un- cover during the singing of a Boer national air and severely maltreated several stabbing one and kicking and trampling upon others It is reported there also that two ladies outrageously assaulted at station struck in the through the railway carriage window and the other struck by her ants fist The war office it is reported has received an offer from 2.000 officers and men of the Cuban army for service Vivisection Cames A parliamentary return shows that during experiments were performed under licenses in and Scotland on living animals Of these were la the nature of inoculations or hypodermic injections which are the only experiments formed without anaesthetics while of the were out pain complete anaesthesia having been maintained from the ment of the experiment until the mal was killed In Ireland there were 303 ments of which 119 were on dogs 1 on a rat 15 on mice 11 on guinea pigs 145 on rabbits and 12 on birds These are said to have been oil the whole free from pain or only moderately MaiL The Evidence makes you think he has just started out to be an photograph You see be has posed with a faraway look in his eyes and a book m his Why Bridget never hear of a servant girl getting struck by lightning do you account for it never in one place long Journal Prepared I never saw that clock in the drawing room before but when sister heard you were coming she had it moved in Free Press Farmers Congress Boston Oct Farmers tional congress opened in Faneuil hall which was crowded by delegates from all sections of the United States The convention was called to order by President W D Hoard of Fort son Wis Josiah Quincy of Boston welcomed the delegates in behalf of the city and General Francis Appleton of Governor Wolcott's staff spoke for the state Responses were made by ident Hoard and others and President his annual address reviewing the work of the past year To Squelch the Uprising Ortiz State of Sonora Mexico Oct Mexican government is ing strenuous efforts to get all ita forces in the field at once and bring the Indian war to a speedy If tihey do not da so before next April when the three months rainy season sets in it means that the war will last all through next mer which the Mexican government wants to prevent if possible Lawson's Plunge Lexington Ky Oct to old trotting horsemen Thomas W Lawson scored the greatest coup in the history of harness racing He bought every pool sold on his entry in the Kentucky futurity He continued to buy when had won two heats and apparently had the race His winnings netted him Longshoremen Out West Superior Wis Oct eral strike affecting all freight handlers in this city was ordered by the union Five dred men are out They demand that none but union men be hired road to Imus the target for shots The telegraph line was cut at a bend in the road commanded by the s trenches 100 distant and when Lieutenant Cunningham with a repair party appeared to restore the wires two men and Lieutenant Cunningham's horse was shot Lieutenant McCloskey then brought a gun of Riley's battery into the open and training it on the trench dispersed the Filipinos with two well aimed shots Captain Poore and the Sixth try attacked the insurgents Sunday in a trench which they had constructed near Tabuan Island of Negros and scattered them The Americans took one prisoner and captured 13 rifles cartridges and a quantity of rice and hospital supplies Another illustration of the gent policy of evading the Americans in force was furnished by the fact that when our lines swept across several miles of country firing by volley und cheering the Filipinos melted before them and it was only occasionally that glimpses of the enemy could be obtained as they ran from their BIG CROWDS A of the Democratic Carat In Texas Dallas Tex Oct the point of numbers the last day of the cratic carnival was the mast successful of any political gathering ever held iff the history of All incoming trains were loaded with visitors and when speaking be- ean at the fair grounds it is estimated that people were present There was a surging mass of people at the ground when the notables be- gan to arrive Mr Bryan and a party of friends were accorded a magnificent ovation Judge James P Tarvin of Kentucky was introduced as the first speaker His address was frequently interrupted by applause and when he had concluded there were loud cries for Bryan The Nebraskan stepped forward and was enthusiastically re- He disclaimed being present as a presidential candidate and spoke for an hour on the issues of the day FIRST OFF t Wind so Unfavorable Yachts Couldn't Make the Required Time New York Oct winds from the caves of old ocean proved too light and shifty and the first of the trenches and dodged hushes like rabbits through the by Boers one being face by a rifle shoved Railway Directors Cleveland Oct the annual Fall Festival Chicago Oct autumn festival was formally opened The Mexican National band arrived here President McKmley on kis arrival in the city next Saturday afternoon will be at the Union depot by Governor Tanner Mayor Harrison and the reception committee and escorted to his apartments by a troop of the ROW AT MANILLA Over Action of Gen Otis Concerning Spanish Friars Hongkong Oct is learned here that there is a big row at Manilla con- the Spanish friars Friendly Filipinos are angry because of the Oris order restoring them to their positions as friars The latter are returning from Spain by the ship load Otis threatened to the editors of friendly papers who tested Finally three of the papers were suspended and the editors fled Senor Sandico and others are now en route to Washington to protest the reinstatement of the friars Otis Reports Casualties Washington Get yacht races was declared off It will he run on Thursday To avoid just such winds as occurred Tuesday the rules provide that if one of boats does not finish within five and a half hours the race is declared off At the end of the time when the yachts were still four miles from home with the Shamrock leading by thing more than a quarter of a mile the committee officially declared that had been no race Excitement In London there has been some lukewarmness of interest erto London has amply atoned No event in the annals of sport ever ated such intense and universal ment as has been displayed over the result of the race between the reck and Columbia for the cup Thousands thronged the ty of the newspaper offices and cheered the Shamrock during Weather Outlook for Tomorrow New York Oct 4 seas and ram are predicted for tomorrow's yacht race Neither will interfere with the race but will spoil Jie pleasure for the crowds First Illinois cavalry veterans of the Spanish war cabled today his official report of recent engagements that have already been reported in the press dispatcher He Casualties from the fight this morning at the Decatur coal my's attack on Calamba yesterday twa a Coal Mines Decatur Ills Oct was a Oct in the Transvaal Lloyd publishes a report that gold Failure of Hanna's Plan to Drag Dewey Through Ohio Columbus 0 Oct is said that Chairman Dick is in receipt of a tele- gram from Washington stating that Admiral Dewey positively refuses to accompany President MeKinley upon his Western tour during the latter days of the Ohio campaign When gated with regard to the matter night Chairman Dick simply stated that he did not believe Dewey would valued at and in transit has been seized by the Transvaal ties Mr Montague White consul general for the South African republic tele- graphed President Kruger urging him to make a personal appeal to Lord Salisbury dwelling upon the iniquity of the war and proposing a scheme as a basis of further negotiations He said he was momentarily expecting to hear that the Transvaal government was sending an ultimatum to Great Britain declaring the dispatch of troops a casus belli in which event he would be compelled to close his offices meeting of the Cleveland Lorain and Oil City Pa Wheeling Railroad company two new Dusenberry company's lumber at Endeavor were burned out Over 6 feet cf lumber were destroyed together with three houses entailing a total loss of about Special come to Ohio The Presidential party will reach the state via Akron and sail the Chairman and doubtless tions at other points will be arranged Rand had him and for the President I do not think fid it waa known in capitalist ever that Dawey will accompany cles Lord Salisbury had de- Mr White added a curious effect that a representative the largest capitalists of the to of one directors were elected Edwin W ter of SL Paul Minn and Aldin F Lang of Toledo The report of the president showed more earnings ing the past year than for a long time past Connecting Ohio River Towns Huntington W Va Oct eastern syndicate has purchased the electric railways of Ironton 0 and Ashland Ky Central City and Huntington W Va Con- links will be made which will give a continual streetcar service along Ohio river for a distance of 40 miles Day Down to Work Cincinnati Oct WilKam R Day of state began his official duties here as a judge of the United States court by sitting with Taft and Lurton of the circuit court of appeals He appears to be much im- proved in health engines hose reels and the company's mill and Endeavor from total trains with men saved the village OL destruction Woman Cremated Centerburg O Oct Eliza- beth Edwards 84 met a horrible death Americans and sixty rebels killed seven Americans wounded Three pickets near were yesterday the result of dence in the natives Adrift in Open Boars St Johns N F Oct Warren mines when 14 negroes appeared for work and the white committee at- tempted to dissuade them One negro was badly hurt The negroes chased the committee away and went to work It is believed to be of more trouble ONE was only at the horn J E Landrum She was found dead in her room her body being burned to a crisp had fire from a t general cargo is Race and will likely prove a total wreck Her crew and a number of Her clothing tove An itinerary vita stops for five there should not be war and mm LO Til 1C IIL I IBM ute speeches is being arranged tor the secretary of state in the south Kioler The Weather Washington Oct weather indications for Newark and vicinity tonight and Thursday are cloudy with A Fate Norwalk O Oct country wgre home of the late Bowen Case of were wounded and many ence O was totally destroyed by fire with all its contents Mrs Case a widow who was living alone in the house was burned to death New Incorporations line steamer Bay State Captain one prowler before the Mayor in the ton from Liverpool for Boston with Police Court this morning He ashore near Cape t given the usual job on the stone pile C E MERRICK'S printing the names of the bidders for the cattlemen who were passengers are jng Qf thg iron and woodwork at adrift in boats which are lost in the Home in another column fog One boat has reached Cape Fuller name of Charies E Strikers In a Riot I omitted His bid was Antwerp Oct riot occurred at c E Mack's printing the arising from the strike names of tne for the painting of the corporation carters The police the iron and of the were called out to quell the disturbance Home Tuesday the name of and were received with shots from re- E Merrick was omitted His The officers were obliged to bid 00 with drawn swords Charge the mob HOMER i Mr Wililam Hillbrant returned i home to Texas after a few weeks visit I with friends Mr and Mrs Charles Griffith visited McKinley Through Ohio j Washington Oct Kinley will leave Washington on his at Newark last week western trip in a private car on Austin Simmons is on the sick Euclid evening He will pass through list entie Lumber company cap- Ohio on Thursday making a brief Our farmers have begun ital stock the Haldeman Stone stop at cannon The party will corn and report a fairly good crop company capital stock ceed via Alliance Canton always cfting the Tiffin Fostoria Deshler and Defiance be told he js quite Columbus KfKHVt<
