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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 2, 1899, Mitchell, South Dakota Mitchell daily Republican. . South Dakota. Thursday. November 2. I Huo. In m Hek to lust Mir captured British held out until had fired their last cartridges they explanation of general White Stampede of ammunition louies leaves co. Carlton a column defenceless. Declares Ladysmith is Safe tic statement relieves England somewhat. Does no to explain several important Points. A Xiet j but it in London nov. 2.�?the breakdown of the Delagoon Cable route combined with the monopolization of tile available Telegraph lines by the government and British staff officers i responsible for the fact that nothing farther has arrived from South of Roca. The government has received dispatches rectifying the casualty lists. These will lie published today. Up to Midnight nothing had Lieen received concerning monday s casualties. The War office officials Are working under great Strain. Captain Ivr Riott staff Captain to the military Secretary. Has just died i end being hastened by anxiety and overwork. An unconfirmed statement is published that general sir hedgers Buller has left tape town for Ladysmith. A belated dispatch from Ladysmith describing monday s tight says a a couple of squadrons of Hussars had a narrow escape from disaster Early in the Day. The found themselves suddenly confronted within easy Range by an overwhelming Force of hours w to seemed to Spring from the bowels of the Earth. The Hussars were splendidly handled and were extricated with Only one Man i he Queen is credited with expressing sincere pity for sir George Stewart White and the officials Are in Nowise inclined to judge him harshly. So far As the Public is concerned however while gratification is Felt at tin manner in which the isolated battalions surr dered there is still severe criticism for general White and lieutenant colonel Carleton for allowing the column to get out of touch for the absence of proper scouting and for not retiring when the ammunition was lost. In favor of Carleton the explanation is hazarded that he believed it was imperative to the Success of general w Hites operations that he should hold the position at pc i Chol son Nek. Cape town. Nov. of the British naval brigade have knocked the Boer forty Pounder clean off it platform arid silenced the Boer guns at Hepworth Hill. The Boers abandoned their position. London nov. I. V Ladysmith special says the Boers again closed around the place monday sending shells into the British Camp. Two guns landed from the British Cruiser powerful opened tire on the Boers a Dawn tuesday. The Boers brought up More guns but none of them were silenced. The Boer loss must have been heavy. The Garrison at Ladysmith is in Good spirits confident and full of fight. The artillery Duel was still in Progress tuesday night. Two Miles of Nicholson a Nek. At this Point two boulders were rolled from the Hill and a few Rifle shots stampeded the infantry ammunition mules. Hie Stampede spread to the Battery mules which broke Loose from their leaders and got away with practically the whole of the gun equipment and tile greater portion of the regimental Small Arm ammunition. A i he Reserve was similarly lost. The infantry battalions however fixed bayonets and accompanied by the personnel of the artillery seized a Hill on the left of the Road two Miles from the Nek with but Little opposition. There they remained unmolested until Dawn the time being occupied in an organized defense of the Hill and constructing hangars and Walls As a cover from fire. At Dawn a skirmish attack on our position was commenced by the enemy but they made no Way until 9 30 a. Iii., when Strong reinforcements enabled them to Ruh to the attack with great Energy. Their fire became very searching and two companies of tile Gloucester in an Advance position were ordered to full Back. The enemy then pressed to Short Range the losses on our Side be coming very numerous. A at p. In. Our ammunition was practically exhausted the position captured and the survivors of the eol i Ullin fell into the enemy a hands. Tin enemy treated our wounded with he i inanity. General Joubert at once dispatched a Lefter to me offering Safe conduct to doctors and ambulances to remove the wounded. Medical officers and parties to Render first Aid to 1lie wounded were dispatched to the scene of action from Ladysmith last night and ambulances at Dawn this morning. The want if Success of the column was due to the misfortune of the mules stampeding and the consequent Hiss of Gillie and the Small Arm ammunition Reserve. An official list of casualties and prisoners will lie reported shortly. The latter is understood to have been sent by rail to Pretoria. The Security of Ladysmith is in no was six Story building fi1i.s in Chicago the collapse kills three persons and injures several others. Crash came without warning explosion of dust believed to the cause of the disaster victims of tie a Trident. Be it hic ago. Nov. 2. Three men Are tied anti three other persons Art missing As the result of the collapse of a six Story building at 139 and 141 West l be Street lust evening. Consider Able damage was done to adjoining property and during tile excitement it was reported that As Many As forty lives had been lost. About $200,000 damage w As done. Killed Joseph la. Ike tor. Barn Foreman for new England Mill company. Franklin s. Hanson proprietor new England Mill company. Henry Milton bookkeeper for new England Mill company. The missing diaries Mullins peddle purchasing feed in the sales room of Mill thought by some to have escaped. Rived Here from Madrid lie declared in an interview that one of his mis Sions to the american capital was to Lay the grievances of tin secular priests in the Philippines against the friars before tile Washington govern ment. A the friars a lie said. A a have placed themselves under the Protection of general Otis and Are appropriating the property of the secular Priesthood. A i am also asked by an influential committee of Bankers and merchants in Manila to use any available Opportunity while it Washington to sound your government As to the Best of taxable terms of when asked the direct question whether or not he was specifically accredited by Aguinaldo. Senor Regidor diplomatically replied that to might be so accredited before he started for Washington which would be Iii tin latter part of november. A have you noticed the dispatches stating that Aguinaldo had opened communication with general Otis from tar Lac a was asked. A i place no Reliance on these re was the reply. Quot my latest private information from leading members of the filipino Assembly that Aguinaldo will make no move toward peace until he sees what Congress intends to do. Ile considers it a waste of time to treat with general Otis. A if Congress decide that the Philippines Are to have self government then peace will ensue certainly but if a military government is decreed War will continue to the end. It will take 300,000 men to effect the Conquest of the Philippines and 600, a Kyj to maintain order there afterwards. A Aguinaldo Ami the filipino generals know what Genera Otis for Theoni naval tests of i i Marconi s system successful experiments made by the Cruiser new York and battleship Massachusetts. Per bed in flaunt. Send messages 21 Miles Mon it recoil i himself conduct operation on Board tile new York Oiler tests to i of Tovy. Pat i Wattle. Wash Roanoke. From Nome. This no Story of the c yorkers i peering a r ctr a a succumb. Nov. 2. I St. Michael nine brings i Ost a r b in. The v Emil ser an a Hal Allison discusses the Philippines in s j declares America s tit a to the islands is Clear and indisputable. Vol the revolt must be put Dow ,1 duly of Soppi Eving the it Mac Nev j Tim Erat Lien i in Imp. Re i Pun or it Mckinley by on i i it Ore off a Lind. I dignified woman said to have j ing is the onh Smit e at it. Otis will make no implies to Lightens the gloom. London nov. I. The War office today made Public the following dispatch from general White at Ladysmith. Under Date of s p. M. October 31 a took out from Ladysmith a brigade of mounted troops two brigade divisions of the Royal artillery. Natal Field Battery and two brigades of infantry to reconnoitre in Force the enemy s main position to the North and if Opportunity should offer to capture the Hill behind far Unher s farm which had on the previous Day been held in strength by the enemy. In connection with this Advance a column consisting of the tenth Mountain artillery four halt companies of the Gloucester and six companies of the Royal Irish Fusiliers the whole under lieutenant Blond i Arl ton and major Adye. Deputy assistant adjutant general was dispatched at 11 p. M. On the 29th to March by night up Belle Spruit and seize Nichols ii Nek or some position near Nicholson Nek thus securing the enemy s right flank. The main Advance was successfully carried out the objective of the attack being fount evacuated anti an artillery thud Between our Field batteries and the enemy a guns of position and maxims is understood to have caused a heavy to to the enemy. I he Deconno Ishanee forced the enemy to fully disclose his position and after i a Strong counter attack on our right the infantry brigade Aud cavalry having been repulsed the troop were slowly withdrawn to Camp pickets being left on observation. In a later engagement the naval contingent tinder Captain Lambton of her majesty s hip powerful came into action add Ile need with their extremely heavy fire the enemy a Guu of position. Lost their ammunition. I he circumstances which attended a movements of lieutenant colonel 1 Ariton column Are not yet fully j not a. But from reports received the Chi Amu appears to have carried out a j get March unmolested until within Whites explanation relieves lug Lan Louie Point not a Lear. London nor. gloom caused by tin British disaster at Ludy Mith was in a measure relieved by today a Story giving an account of the heroic stand made by the decimated battalion until the last cartridges were gone. British nerve was momentarily shaken by Whites of the word a a capitulated in his first Telegram nut now that it is known that the Gloucester and Fusiliers fought against overwhelming Odds aim upheld the Best traditions of the British army tin tension has been relieved since there i it no longer ground to dread that to tit life and men was accompanied by Dishonour. The detail today show tin catastrophe in a brighter aspect. In Uil battalions were not engaged and therefore the lit of prisoners is materially reduced. While the disaster appears to Nave be. A not of much consequence the defect in the plan of action still seems incomprehensible. It seems strange that the plight of the luckless column was not known at Headquarters us the scene of surrender is Only about i Bree Miles Northwest of Ladysmith and colonel Carlton must have expected Relief to reach him. Or instead of attempting to occupy a defensive to it Ion. He would have retraced his Steps to Ladysmith when he suffered the of his ammunition. Part from Whites statement thai the Loe were very numerous there i nothing to indicate the extent of them except vague reports to the effect that soldiers who brought the new to Ladysmith said the British dead and wounded were lying in heaps and that hundreds needed doctor. This however i hardly borne out bythe Long list of captured officers. The concluding sentence of White dispatch relative to the safety of lady Milf is received Here with a certain Reserve in View of the fact of similar official assurances Given re it in at Dundee and Glencoe and there i intense anxiety for further new of the reported renewed attack which is not mentioned Iii the official dispatches. The calamity a. Served to show the British who Are their friends. I he papers comment on the splendid Reserve of patriotism Exi Ting in the far away colonies and on the deep feeling of Friendship and sympathy of the great Kindred nation across the Atlantic. The Standard sums tip the feeling of the nation saying a from the i United states Aud our colonies alone we hear the voice of Friendly sorrow and encouragement but that suffices. Aii others Are Welcome to congratulate themselves Over the misfortunes of great the Var office has made a Welcome Concession to the Public desire for news. Hereafter every lost office will be open sunday morning and will Post copies of All telegrams received by the War office up to i a. In. Sunday. Been caught by the portion of Leonard building Wall that fell into the Street. U. Williams employee of the Leonard seed company. The injured fat Rick Fey ton Cut and bruised j about face and arms. W. Ii. Adams Saloon keeper head i badly Cut. Charles Henning badly bruised. A. Kelly bruised. C. Tay Lor bruised. The cause of the collapse is unknown. Some claiming that there was an explosion in the store of s. F. Leonard. Dealer in seeds and others saying that the Walls fell without apparent cause. The generally accepted theory i that there a an explosion of dust in the seed store. The crash came with i sits than a minutes warning and or. Leonard who noticed the Walls of the building shift slightly railed to his employees to run for their lives and without a a Condo a delay they All rushed for the Street the last of them getting throng la the doorway just in time. The following were the losses sustained Simon f. Leonard wholesale seed. Loss #100, insurance . C. T. Bow Iii. Owner of the building $50,900. Fully insured. Nicholas Beck. $8 too. New England Mills. F. In Hanson proprietor $23,1 00. Kelso Brothers paper Stock $3,000. O. Meyer pickles and vinegar $10,000. Agnes Whelan owner of building $3,000. W. B. Adams Aloon and boarding House. I Uoo. Tin firemen working in the ruins last night found the body of a Man under the debris of the office of the new England Mills. It was too badly burned to admit of identification but from the position Iii which it was found it is supposed to lie that of mfr. Hanson proprietor of the Mills. Upon the a what do they say of the philippine situation in Madrid Quot a i talked with a number of Spanish statesmen and generals who had had experience in the Philippines. They were All pleased to see that the United states had found the subjugation of the Philippines not such an easy matter As had been expected. They declared it an impossible achievement in the manner that the uni Erieana were proceeding a the filipino have offered to release the Spanish prisoners if Spain will recognize filipino Independence but Spain while anxious to get the soldiers freed does not want to offend the United a do you think peace is coming a that depends on Congress. \ Quick honorable settlement would be far More advantageous to the United states than this unending inconclusive War. But the filipino will not stand a military government. They had enough of that from the spaniards. And it never Senor Regidor i a native filipino. Ile is More than years old suave in manner and Speaks English fluently having practice a a s a Anih advocate in London thirty years. Funston sues Ireland. Hobart a condition. Vice president holds his own during tile night. Paterson x. J., nov. 2.�?3 a. In. \ ice president Hobart a condition is unchanged. He is still sleeping and ail the family Are in bed Ami Only a nurse is attending the ick Man. Chappelle scores Leary. It.-. For american mediation. German peace societies petition Queen Victoria. Berlin. Nov. I. Iii Tagge Whitte save count both or. President of the German peace societies Ila telegraphed Queen Victoria praying her to accept the mediation of the i United state Iii the War with the i Transvaal. To watch the War. Captain Slocum to represent Hie United states. London. Nov. British government hah been obliged to refuse permission for the United states to end four officers to watch the trans Vaal War owing to precedent which univ permits one representative from each Power. Captain Stephen Lhommedieu Slocum United states military attache at Lisbon Bas been selected. He is in London today buying an outfit and sails saturday. La res expulsion of friars i Ron Guam an it outrage. Washington. Nov. 2. The action of a Plain itary at Guam in expelling the friars from that Island is sure to create a fir in Catholic circles. Six out of even were forced to leave and tin other was allowed to remain Only on Promise of Gootel behaviour. Archbishop it Happell the papal Delegate to the Philippines lie non need Captain Leary a action. He said a the expulsion of these Friar is ail outrage. For four centuries they and their predecessors have Laboured for the natives. They have taught them agriculture. Built houses and schools for them and have spent their lives in teaching them the blessings of work and christianity and lifting them above the level of Savages. To expel itch in it is a crime. A without the Friar to hold them to it the natives will not they i a naturally Idle and Lazy and would rather let their farm go to ruin and grow up Iii weeds than cultivate them. It is absurd to suppose that the friars have interfered with the government 1 of the Island or have incited the natives to revolt. I feel lire that the matter can la straighten a out and that president Mckinley will order their restoration to their pastorate. It i very singular that Captain Leary Hougil have considered it necessary to have another battalion of marines to Aid him to expel half a dozen friars unless i action were altogether unreasonable. Charges Hie archbishop with Ibeling la till. Albuquerque. N. A. Nov. 2. General Frederick Funston who i Enro Ute Home with the twentieth Kansas regiment has wired i Topeka attorneys to bring proceedings against archbishop Ireland of or. Paul for criminal libel because of statements attributed to the archbishop in a recent interview. General Funston also instructed i lawyers to begin criminal and civil prosecutions against the Monitor a uth Olic paper of san Francisco wide Tir to printed the Story. Sikin after the Landing of the Kansas troop in san Francisco the Monitor stated it is said. That Genera Funston had taken two magnificent chalices from a certain Albinice Church in the Philippines Aud had sent them Home to his wife. Rich Bishop Ireland in a recent interview Iii Chicago was quoted As calling upon general fun Lon to deny tile truth of the article and sue Tho editor of the Monitor for libel or the Public would be obliged Aga in fit will to believe him guilty of the criminal acts of which he has been accused. New York. Nov. 2. Marron sages have Ilieen successfully without wires Over Twenty Nan of Ocean in the experiments made by the Navy department intervention of houses Church towering office buildings an made no difference in the i with which the dispatches came anti went. By rearm no tent operations on Bourd the armoured Cruiser new York War conducted by Marconi Hin Elf. On of his assistants. Bradfield operated the instrument of the battleship Massachusetts while Bowden another Marconi expert was stationed in tilt Lighthouse on the Highlands of Nave a sink. From the Marconi transmitter on the lower floor of the Lighthouse Annex the wire was carried through the window up the tall Flagstaff and Affa sort of Topmast making it total height above the ground Nti out 130 feet. Through the Hatchway of the two warships the wire. Were extended to the same height. The message which the new York. Us she passed Down the North River sent to the Massachusetts lying at her Anchorage at thirty fifth Street. Was read plainly in dots and dashes at Navesink Nineteen mile away. It was a follow ii Down at i p. this message was the beginning of the Telegraph the Ting program which include about seventy five messages All of which had been prepared by the naval Board and were especially difficult. Every five minutes during the course Down the River the new York telegraphed Over the constantly increasing distance to the Mayasar Susetts and the battleship replied to the flagship without a break. All the messages in the correspondence were caught at Navesink and a careful record of them was kept by lieutenant lilith. The naval representative at the Lighthouse. It was during the voyage Down the River than an official tet for a a interference was made. Without any warning to Marconi the Ojie Rator at Navesink at the direction of lieutenant Bilush. Sent everal messages in Quick succession to the flagship. The result a. A me Sage from the Massachusetts to tit new York a Navesink a successfully a few minutes later the Lighthouse caught Marconi a explanation that one of the ground wires on the new York had not Lieen see Ore i properly which allowed tile tray message to break in on tie conversation Between the a to it w Arab in. It was a graphing i War hip v boils. I Mes j Man. New York. Nov. I. Sena to 1 tried Reeker a i i washed o n the i of f Low a ii Miles Umici at St. I it Hael Island and i 10 a p being a i of tit i sin overfill i the i Imle 1v Aill i the a scow Lolly in i with i machinery ii Felt a it d Oes ii ires. Represented the Assir to of the if in la i w o Hills Pany. Twos Are John la Quot hat i present duty in i pita re n Long time after the Gan before either ins visible from the thou a wire. Wit to on acct Ion. Message be on the wire Bio it the civil service. The annual report of tile chief examiner. Washington. Nov. Chief Framin or be Wen. Of the civil service commission. In his annual report say 4-.30. Persons were examined for entrain to the government re ire. Nut quite 73 Jer cent of the candidate . The commission a decided to abolish the internal Revenue boards of examiners and examinations will lure after lie conducted by examiners sent from Washington. Owing to the increase demanded for s it Ecial tests tin Ordinary examinations for custom House Ami internal Revenue brunches and for first class pos offices will be held hereafter Only once a year. I he report recommends the establishment by the commission of a Standard of general intelligence which could be con Ide Reil As a preliminary test. Dropping out of the Lii Rhth oust. The new York came Iii ight la o clock Ami although message from tile Massachusetts continued to rain Down Asfa tas the receiving instrument could reel them off. It was fully two hour before she could lie made out through the Spyglass creep ing slowly toward the flagship. Then the new York wired the Massachusetts a put out to sen in a straight line keeping careful account of your the Black smoke of the Massachusetts a few minutes inter trailing Back toward the Highlands showed that she was obeying. The telegraphing continued for More than an hour with in tas much accuracy a that with which two Telegraph operators Converse Between mints a few Mil apart., then when about fourteen Miles of Ocean were Between the two ships syllables Bedrail to drop out of word. Sentences were received in which article Ami prepositions were mis in. Later longer words vegan to disappear until finally the from the i Intel t lie Caine unintelligible it the Lighthouse although he was evidently Iii communication with the Nev York still. The last intelligible message from the Massachusetts was eat when lie v a Twenty one Miles from Hor Ami eighteen Miles from the new York. Be i a Hor John Vav. I Hiti of we to is and Lins for or ars been one n if the most prominent free 9 liver advocate a in the r country. Gave an interview in a to itch he d Ecta red very Plain v that the def eat of til in democrats by id tin and Kentucky Vav i i i id have a Mark -.1 influence in sing the de feat a a Bryan for i he nomination next year. A Ushi mild the demo a Erato Fai i of Success in Kentucky and Ohio is Tiff would have a Mark ii upon the re a ult o f then it Der Ioor Fie r National con vent to said san tor Daub a i. A i c an see How they might cause a de Bouch ment from the East to Ward a Man not n of spoken of for the presidential not min Atlon. Contin tied the senator. A a demos ratio def at in Mary land would have nothing ilk set re great a in effect. If Kuntu icky and Ohio Are Tost t o us. It May be the it a new Knigh it will a 1 at the nation conv in Bryan raised his in 1s98.�?� Lipton sails Foy Home. Or Thomas Given an i ii i ii Tisi Send a it. New York. Nov. T. Sir Thomas cripple creeks output. The the tuber a i i or Nodi i i Over $2,00i>, my. Ripple greek. Colo. Nov. I output of the cripple Creek a her was s?.001.�u�?o. Thi tic my 12. Imp of the the Imi vet prod u it is Irwin Testim not Tith ate Thart i the As exo it the of 114.0 Gold it in first red a total 01 Ina. Streets a great and a series of from thousands to the pier sir i that surprised h it v Soldier shot in a Saloon. Ike h the Public debt. A de Russia financially Strong. Aguinaldo envoy. Supposed emissary to America arrives in Loudon. London nov. 2.�?senor Antonio it Isidor de Jurado. Who it is believed is to act As Aguinaldo envoy. For the purpose of presenting peace terms to the authorities in Washington has a finance minister Hays it i better off Thun Britain. St. Petersburg nov. 2. The no Vosti say the minister of finance recently addressed the directors of a number of private credit institutions and assured them that Russia s financial condition exceeded that of France or great Britain. The dearth of Money he added. Was the result of the world s Genera financial position and did not Aloid ground for uneasiness. Consul general at Cairo Washington. Nov. John a Long Republican National committeeman from Florida. Has been appointed diplomatic agent and Consul general a Cair. Egypt. Casc of Over $2,000,000 during october. Washington Nev. 2.�?the monthly statement of the Public debt shows t nit at the close of by inc october 31. I$99, the debt in Cash in the Treasury amounted to $1,143,629,581. A decrease tin r11ir the month of $2,27,-199. This decrease is accounted for by the increase in the amount of on hand and the increased redemption of National Bank notes. The total debt i $1,436,021,121. This amount however. Does not include $636,664,903 in certificate and Treasury notes outstanding which Are offset by an equal amount of Cash on hand. The total Cash in the Treasury is $1,023,153,849, against which there Are demand liabilities outstanding amounting to $735,764,309, which leaves a net Ca it a balance in the Treasury of $259,391,-540. The comparative statement of the government receipts and expenditures issued today shows that during october ls99, the receipts were $47, i Briuer Nebraska private killed in san Francisco. San Francisco. Cal. Nov. Hall. Formerly a private in the first Nebraska More recently a Cook on the transport Hancock was shot and almost instantly killed last night by a. S. I Huige. An aged Saloon keeper at the tatter s place. The shooting was the result of a Row Over the payment for drinks Between everal d Schar cd soldiers of whom Hall was one. And Stoj Thomas was soon sur Roum men. Street sweep Thomas smiled As right anti left. R shaken by the in Natu Redlyn baited Ai of the Carriage. It it. Pier he was Fondue platform where a t Ini pm committee inc lied r h bad girl with a gun. An Ohio 11-year-old lire into group of children. Glouster y. Nov. 11-year-old school girl named Owens while returning from school at Ortonville yesterday evening had some trouble with other children. She ran Home and secure a Musket and deliberately fired into the group of children fatally wounding a boy named Bebow. To ascertain Boer casualties or. Ley permitted to senti a Tele Gram to Pretoria. Brussels nov. . Leyds diplomatic agent of the Transvaal a received the consent of the British secreted of War to allow a Telegram to be to Pretoria to ask the number of killed and wounded or the de of the poet a dip a Votilie of urdu Mas. In response sir i Brief speech telling h had been touched by shown him by the a Aud the extraction through which he had j Clart 1 he would prize t to follow him much to he would the America a the Steamer St. Louts an awaited sir Thomas presentation of a Bai cup by a committee Rej american guests of is the yacht Erin during races. Sir Thomas in a i have failed to win won the Good wishes i the american people an that Tri i i a death a London nov a la Charles Bright Younghu it dead a was born in Genera. Nant 5� Are >bar-1 Alvin Saunders dead sex gov i nor of Sebra a i a it to in Tim ill. Omaha. Neb. Non j a a a r. Steamer 4 a \ col Wei has tot c. A. A or

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