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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 18, 1899, Mitchell, South Dakota Mitchell daily Republican. Volume ,. South Dakota. Saturday. November is. 18119. Num blk 91 it Estcourt besieged by the burghers Force of 2,000 Transvaal cars pears on lits North i mull Joriu a Force fought with the i utmost i Ira very. Winston Churchill a Brilliant behaviour is compared with the Ira Haut action in the Tirah Campaign j which won lord Fincastle there also j j acting As a newspaper correspondent j tie1 a a Ictoria Cross. A the Railroad men of Estcourt have r n. Pm a a Aiea it i forwarded a Dis Pat h to the Ensign Herardi saved Many lives Gallant son of a famous father of the town. The British will evacuate Force is too Small to defend til. Place Aud a ill probably fall Hack armoured train Iii a St it i. Ski court. Nov. Ein Ielo Boer Force has taken up a Mission near in Nerdie a few Miles North of Here. They Lune eight seven Pounders and two French guns. Their strength is 2. Mio men. Aii i quiet Here and ready for the enemy. London nov. Is. Imo a. In. The absence of news of any serious movement against Ladysmith seems to show that the Boers Are repeating the strategy adopted by them at Dundee when they appeared in front and endeavoured to effect a surrounding mown it. This seems to have been their object regarding . And since it is impossible that Relief should reach there for some Days to come if is not unlikely that a further retiring movement on Mooi River will in made. Major Wolf Marray Lins returned to Pietermaritzburg to take command of the line of communications and Colline Long of the Royal artillery has taken comat lid at . The forces now at Pietermaritzburg Are too weak to attempt to reopen communications. Artillery and cavalry especially Are badly needed and it necessarily will take a very Long time to obtain either owing to the it Iii Mility of entraining and the necessity of allowing the horses to rest of ii r the Long sea voyage. From the indiscriminate distribution of the various divisions at unexpected Points if skeins Clear that the original Pirn s of Jenera Buller have been wholly changed. Not the slightest word regarding the new plans has been allowed to a dupe. Or a in in reported thai the Belmont tight arose owing to the Advance j of a British column to relieve Kimberley but to seems incorrect ail of the most a it Hie evidence reporting the Rengac to it As growing out of a recon Nois a Nee. The excitement of the j arrival of general Methuen at Orange River however doubtless Means that arrangements Are in a Forward state for att Advance front that Point if the j Advance has not already begun. Kimberley was Safe on Friday. November to. Last tuesday a Boer Force of Joo entered Ahwal North a ape Ginny. Hooted the hag of the free state and declared the town and District to be part of the Republic. The activity of the Boers in this locality would almost Point to the necessity of insuring tin safety of the column marching to the Relief of Kimberley from attack from this direction or from Bloemfontein. In View of the reticence of general Buller it is almost useless to speculate regarding the report of a movement to relieve Kimberley. It can Only be intended to withdraw the Boers if possible. From Natal. The object of the occupation of Ahwal North is understood to be to prevent the Large Quantity of no munition at la Erschel being Forward of Jamestown and thence to the que is own. The Boers have notified the inhabitants thai no looting will or allowed. I Here Are reliable reports of mysterious movements of free state commandos along the Orange River and important developments Are expected. Everything tends to show that the Relief of Kimberley could Only be lately undertaken by a Strong column. Lourenzo Marquez continues to Send Hulbert tories the last being that no news has been received from him at Pretoria for three Days and it i i a Mored he has been taken prisoner. It is announced the Duke of Connaught was among the first to seek employment Iti the War Aud even offered to waive Ion seniority for this purpose but it was not d filled expedient that Ani officer so senior to sir lied vers Buller should serve under him. The Duke was greatly disappointed. London. No Quot. It. I he serious anti unexpected disaster to the Estcourt armoured train on the Ever of the Forward movement for the Relief of lady Smith Dias apparently convinced tin British that the Advance will lie contented step by step. The Boer Are seemingly swarming near a Olei Iso. While i Large Force has Conn from tin neighbourhood of Ladysmith a much larger Force has arrived from else i where and will probably turn out to be general Schauberger corps. The Boers Are evidently is raining every nerve and bringing up every Man to reduce Ladysmith before Lite British Relief Force is ready their operations southward show considerable boldness and Correct Ness of strategy of to isolate est court by general manager of the Railroad a pressing admiration for the coolness and Pluck of Young Churchill to w Hose efforts they attribute the a j j ii g of the engine and Ender Anil the j j a funded. Sharp fighting at Ladysmith. When definite news from Ladysmith j is available it will doubtless he found 1 j that the Garrison has been having a j Lively time. Nevertheless not much i credence should he paid to stories that train Load of Boer wounded have been taken toward Pretoria As a re a suit of a crushing defeat sustained at the hands of the British. Experience has shown these a Katf Ingrams a a even though emanating from missionaries an not i rust worthy. How Ever there seems no doubt that there has been some Sharp affairs. Heavy l Ith tiring followed by an explosion. J was heart in the direction of lady a Smith before Daylight thursday indicating the Pic dub explosion of the Magazine. X dispatch from Pretoria gives the j minister of mine a interim announce i ment that the Gold output for october was 17,846 ounces against 426.556 in september and is Iii August. The dispatch adds somewhat ironically that some companies have not worked a full month. The Standard and Bigg rss it w announces that Boers Are marching through . Of ays a deserter from Ladysmith reports great anxiety among the troop to it scape Aud that provision stores Are loaded on wagons ready for Hight of the British. Ladysmith completely invested. Pretoria. Nov. 9. The following has been received from the Bod Camp at Elaml Slaatte under today s Date at risk of his own puerto rican storm in official report on his heroism several Hundred passengers Oil two schooners owe their lives co Ibe coolness of the Young cosign. Washington nov. Ii the Navy department yesterday gave out an account of the conspicuous gallantry of Ensign w. Ii. Hierarch Iii tin terrific Hurricane which swept across puerto Hico. It was forwarded by Captain Snow commanding the United states naval station in san Juan who enclosed letters of lieutenant colonel Arr of the fifth cavalry and others regarding the daring exploit. The statement forwarded to the department shows that when the storm was at its height Ensign hierarch and j. J. Liming a civil Engineer ran along the i Leach to the mint nearest the shipping which was dragging anchors through the terrific Force of the wind. The Schooner Conception loaded with 150 emigrants from san Domingo and Steamer Vaseo. Were Iii great distress. Some of the Jussen Gers were jumping overboard. The statement goes on As follows a a hierarch it once plunged into the water with his clot lies on and began drugging the unfortunates from the Waves and bringing them to the bore. Ile ordered those on boart i to throw a life line to the Shore so As to make fast. Blit they were so terrorized that of the country which had the hardest kind of a time Iii realizing Money and yet they held securities that ordinarily would have been negotiable any what re. A the Sharps took advantage of the situation. They were making a Rich Harvest of it. But the government has Steppe Del Weir Washington. Nov. I the Bonds offered to the government yesterday at the several sub treasuries under Secretary cages offer of list tuesday amounted to $2,341,350. A follows new York. $1.-59, it it Philadelphia $478,000 Cincinnati. $y.0o� Balti More $200. Chicago nov. 18.�? few Bonds have been offered at the sub Treasury in this City in res pane to Secretary cages recent offeror resumption. Up to the close of busies yesterday Only $3,000 had been offered. Moody is very ill. Sudden heart attack it lits Short kans s City i Ngung Etnena. Kansas City nov b Moody the evangelist w preaching her to i Bonsai rebels May make a stand at Gerona by i i in Large Force of filipino insurgents reported massing North of Tarmac. D to ii fre it pm Rte is Tai Tim Progress of the americans commands a a a an i m u Arthur a. Nearing Hadj it in fearful shape. Ade. I by h Eon n it Fri to lie h in by Mips Ile a Moths ii in i a it his it Castro Soldier an Manila. Nov. Tburg a and Jai w tuns comm now near each other Iene mar arc Mai Ler a nil convention Hail was strict ii a j trouble yesterday. His engage was Cut Short fend he is now or i Iii Horn at Northfield. ?-., i of or. S Haufsk a of this City. Vining Tiller of the Union Natl it is admitted that or to. I Tion is erotic us though when the j 1st was seen at his hotel hot the belief that his condition Vav Holts. Since last sunday night the has Iteen preaching in Convell where the audience on several has numbered Clos to if Quot i times he has spoken with do tel. Was compelled to sit up at times j As he could not breathe who a in yesterday he was to Ltd it Iii. To it a a i and a Large audion c which lie was turned away. Evangelist it. I of cd ago will come her to sprit s of meetings. Art to out a a Rigi i a howl troop a net at x of tin one Tho exp of the re Nom or Black Hills big mining scheme american compar will spend $3,000,000 on i Large a j productive mine. Now building a mile Tunnel Darlington Hoad connect with n c Vav Tow ii will i 111 i be water Sui ply a furnish cd a Nee Ary us or. No t set in. Titi the Baim Hamas ii Cie ? of of n in ii Mth. Is getting e Railroad i which was tire Nill til w to occur of the to re Toria e signal America i prison Ming to t ii leu re a i pics t a lib soil fit ii f a ii i r it with the Colo % till i rps. Pri the s ii ism a torn Lithe a arg Star to Man incan in id or. Ten private la me of the Liers held letter Aalen to tinny arrived. Are report a above i to is sail to of Angeles of to make hoi s to i we the to w my leave of i England. W Tui a St St. To to Nape in j Vav f w filet by a ass i ii of Fin p Ibi i. Mid the tagged t. By riot Iii Kentucky political i rage failing throw r hit Page to v k the rumours of another loss kill in Misti of am tin the burial of Logan at Manila. Prominent Lac Ai ing d Hon ii ii i re a. A Ladysmith has been completely end ,. ,.cirri,., in the Hoer Fores. Our. I a a a a a ahle to to auction but full i Jun a 1,1 bit water where they were taken by hierarch and Jiminez and Oil Bio gun has been Success placed in position Oil Bulwan Hill. In front of . Firing of heavy guns commenced Early this morning with no casualties to the burghers at present. Botha Helio graphed from South of Ladysmith that the British batteries Hail opened a heavy fire with big guns and were continuously dropping shells into the works around Ladysmith. Pretoria a Force is in eight places having taken up a his Tion commanded by the British fire which a so hot the position became untenable. The big gun h never saved Tho -4 n0t Many killed. Hoer dead their Ann Cut tin of Ion w it ii t he say til rec British Arland Nim wounded. Estcourt. Natal. Nov. It. A correspondent who has just visited the sanitarium Hospital says All the armoured train wounded i. E doing Captain Wylie in an interview said sergeant Todd deserves special mention for having surrounded him with boulders to protect him from Tho Rifle Tiro w Hen lying helpless and wounded. Todd even Lay Down lie Side the officer to cheer him up. A Shell landed among the protecting boulders pattering them with Earth but Wylie sustained no further injury. Estcourt Natal nov. afternoon the red Cross train has again returned without bringing in the dead and wounded. The Boers declined to give any information As to the names of either the killed or injured referring inquirers to Pretoria for All information. All they would disclose was the fact that three of the British were dead and nine wounded. When Winston Churchill requested Captain Wylie to Call i r Volunteer to remove the derailed ear the bullets it is said were dropping on Detrain like rain. Tin men throughout stuck to the work. Responding to tin Noble example set by Churchill Anil lieutenant Franklin until the line was cleared. Churchill actually left with the engine tint got out at the be station and took a Rifle from a Dier. Riving in could not leave the wounded and walked away in the direction of the Boers. Sergeant Massett of tile Fusiliers behaved with the greatest gallantry. In took charge of the firing party anti stood up unflinchingly during the Boers hot lire. His example electrified the Fusiliers who kept the Boers at Bay by volleying. Captain Ual Dame fell Early in the engagement. Shot through the shoulder. Lieutenant Franklin is reported i ing. Copeland of the Durban volunteers was crushed to death by a derailed truck and cod Trey a plate layer was shot through flu head. But is doing Volt la. Lieutenant Alexander had an exciting experience. X Fusilier who had i a in wounded in the Arm by a Shell which shattered the limb swung round and hit Alexander Iii the neck almost smothering him with blood. The Shell burst in front of the lieutenant on a level with his face. Ile staggered blinded fora moment. The next instant ii saw his Comrade lying dead at his feet while he himself was unharmed. Private Kavanagh. Ltd til it Hilins. Performed Pend id work when the British tiring line fell Back he time if or time. Rallied the men. Brought to Shore. There were from four to six Jie Ople women and children who did not dare to jump into the water. They were told to do so but remained where they were and were undoubtedly ins. As the Schooner soon went to piece. The rescued numbered nearly Iso. The Steamer Vaseo a then battling with the Waves a few Hundred Yards off. Hierarch called for a life line and forming a party of rescuers in line joining hands extended out into the water himself at the head lie soon had hold of the line and banging it to tile Shore fastened the end securely to a neighbouring tree. The Crew climbed Down along the Lim and were safely landed. A Ensign hierarch is a son of Bear Admiral hierarch retired. Reported that a second British armoured train has met with disaster. Is an a Dias s in no tin Ner ired London nov. 17.�?-there confirmed report of Anotia to an Estcourt train. It that Twenty five Volunteer who i formed the escort Are missing. A Durban special says Quot another Complete armoured train Lins been to Estcourt to re Plait the Otic it is Abidi by the Boers Pretoria nov. It. In an t u a Genie it yesterday morning Smith of Ladysmith the British advanced with thirteen guns attacking in burghers of the Transvaal. A gun was fired on i the troops who retired at j p. In. To Kloof near Ladysmith. Tin British j loss is unknown. The Boers lost one i killed and three wounded. It his in Cable re a now. Nila. Body say ifs impossible to in a Lindy ii hic now. Shin ton. Nov. 17.�?lien i a it is impossible to ins of major John a. Log. Therefore he was Burin kills his children. The Era i Send til i Horn at Al five Days elapsed before could be sent from the a Field to Brief Cabinet meeting. Rim Litis Ltd a it of on Polit Clit. V shot whih Lei a aged urged a fourth re him Orlf. A in Nam int ten Childre r. Ile i of i Quot Vav i Ufa ii. A in t no important till sinews was note i today. Iran by washing meeting Wilt Jenera i with the to porch was Coe puerto sex Misiti ill ii i tip ult tire lie Woi Chicago s labor War. Weekly review of Trade signs of it. The Cabinet if and unimportant Tion was expressed of the Treasury offer is. Most of the time cussing the exhibit of ii Cuba at the Paris i. The Secretary of Ugri. Uti ined plans for extending of the department to Puerta Vii and the Philippines. N. N. Bri fact ult i bund i Dis finn v fee led the i the of nth pit re a Vav the would give Goebel plurality want Ute Val thrown lint a i to t my tint into it billed. In Ltd Aud to ultimatum of tile contractors trades unions. Chicago nov. I. Chicago contractors and builders made an open declaration of War last night on the trades unions charging them with causing the present apathy in building operations in the City and crippling municipal growth. A ultimatum setting fort i the employers View of the situation stating the terms on which labor must meet capital after january i Uhm was drawn up and presented to the building trades Council. The Council referred the Resolution to its arbitration committee. There was no discussion. Tin communication from the employers is thought to foreshadow the greatest struggle Iii which purely local labor organizations have Ever become involved. The text of the employers ultimatum As framed by the executive committee of the building contractors Council is As follows the trades represented in the building Council shall not recognize 1. Any limitation As to the amount of work a Man shall perform during his working Day. 2. Any restriction of the use of machinery. J 3. The Dublin i Fen with the workmen during working hours. 4. The sympathetic strike. It. Restrictions of the use of any Man to fact tired material excepting prison made. J. The right of the unions to prohibit the employment of apprentices. The various associations of contractor who Are interested in building operations Anil whose delegates forty in Minler unanimously adopted tin foregoing fir masons Aud builders association a a tenters and builders association master anteaters association master plumbers association. Master steam fitter association master la Terer i Etal out radon feet ural Iron contractors association construe Tural Iron contractors a so citation Cut Stone contractors association Marble contractors association fireproofing contractors association. Building elevator contractors association and House drainage contractors association. Right of and person to inter i november. Especially sine shrinkage Iii steel demand. New \ Ork. Nov. r. It. Dun amp i co s weekly review of Trade says in he sign of shrinkage in the new demand for Iron and Ste a i products i become More Clear and while prices of pig Are maintained without change and billets Are quoted lower Only be Leatise premiums for earlier deliveries Are ii Olonger paid plates Are quoted i lower at the East with some mall i Mills Selling at 25 cent at Pittsburg j and sheets Are old by some work there at St to $4 to than to. Regular i Price. The strength of bar at the i West is largely due the i great demand for car. Of which it is said that umm per Day Are ordered but at the East Price arc j a Shade lower i minor Metal the collapse of London speculation de a pressed tin to 26 cents on wednesday Here but subsequently an Advance of 4 per cent. Per ton on the foreign Market brought tin new York Price i up to 28 rents. X Sale of Copper by i the Calumet and Hecla said to be # f i 20,Ooi Mhz pounds lowered the Price to 17 cents. Spelter is weak i -1.6a. With Lead Ami tinplate unchanged. Shipments of by let and Hoe fall loft and vet Are larger that in any i previous year for the first two weeks advances asked and the recent Rie in leather have prevented much buying though Many works still have lm-ne ahead for some time. Textile manufacturers Are doing Well although in woolens the speculation in material threatens to eau a sonic embarrassment. Sale of Wool were again heavy. 21,612,310 Pound atthe three chief Market. Misikin. In two weeks 4. 823. Is j a Mai. Aga it -1 17.437.1 h pounds last year when the Mills were Well employed. Leady a Large share of the tran Kcf Ion have i teen for speculation but the Mills j have been buying also. Prices air aged about an eighth of a cent higher. I municipal league. Cd sing session of tile National Convent Ion. Columbus nov. 17. The executive committee of tin National municipal league chose Milwaukee As the place of the next meeting. The meeting this morning opened with an address by professor l. S. Rowe. Of the University of Pennsylvania on a Public accounting under the proposed municipal program. Or. T. W. Mart Well. Secretary of the Boston municipal commission spoke on a financial reports of municipalities. Xxx till special reference to the requirement of or i of the i cities i subject. A financial control Over receipts and expenditures was the theme it of i a. L. Crosby former Deputy auditor of it lev Cia lid. A accounts of municipal Industrial enterprises Quot was treated by professor c. W. Tooke of the University of Illinois. Walter r. Mien. Of big ton. Dwelt on a accounts of Brantle of this afternoon there was a general discussion of the re Piort of the committee on municipal program looking adoption of a Model charter completed the work of the for this ses Ion. Louisville by. Nov. It. Of win. Joel Al have file with the local election in that the vote of Lam Tsvili out in the ground that the flyers Ami voters were int militia ordered out by the if the edition is granted Jebel a Safe plurality in ird by Hobart not so Well. Vice tent experiences Bange or i lie v. Re. Paterson. N. J. Nov. was a slight change for the wars night Iii Hobart a condition la better til morning though n Well As the past three or four a last was get so i is. Nil i uniter pm Sturgis court Acy tug a hoi killed in i 1111 had been v rail average min love r v. I a a i of Aux v feet head Linnet in Estrate n jots. Aul vill have warrant e reduction amergt3,, return it product in he known rain gun a Road Waler to furnish Power. Other venture started by this a bring into use the fish River u Short did a enit a of the pro Turbine is it eing put utilize sufficient Power unt i generate elect Riei ele Etrie Power for ail and raining Camps in the k Hills. It will be the icing the Price of treat red ult Tion works by a Power. This Coin taken things that will v a equated Only a ales take. A t s in Maul. Or it. During to in next a car an will i talc the larg est ii it i Tive min i Iii the Black come an v has Iii i out a As Amurri can City. And t a ii Way to it. Compaq it is by u of Fri Tut thai com a Power tame posed in which i from the sir to to funds of the cities Northern by Means of red rating Ore at the giving a cheap Pally has to Odet give the countr by the great h wit Iii tel e. Oisin i a sell that Purling Secretary ague of municipal same phase of the death of adar of Howell. President of Hawkeye in air Nice company hit it t Iii Tjo. Des Moines la. Nov. It. Adam Howell president of the Hawke pc in even i him for ii a in in Hun Vav u it has Throat \ almost la spectacle. S. A. Nov. 17. Dennis. A Well known horseman Liv it distance below Sturgis was a runaway. Or. Courtney town Early in the Day and drinking heavily towards tis wife came to town after Iii Safe to mite june it 11 Ltd 111 i at Missouri Bank robbery. Dynamited and a haul it a t Ai thous re i mad Lii. To. Nor. 17. Robin is d ii the Safe of the Bank of a lion secured Between $ ,0 h o and escaped. Out of afoot Farmer Ivi but he a i to i ret Ink tin Ai by Iii. By Tias to Vav h i in till i j. Pre uses. The if a late Bour they started when a Short distance out arose bet wet ii them Over no and mrs. T Ourtney got buggy and went on Homo out an Hoar afterwards a a Ming into town found him the Roadside dead having Ira out against a wire Fence truck the Fence Iii such to Cut Iii Throat for can ear to he had in ii dragged so an. Face completely from his eating with his other a. To gha Tiv spectacle Ira at it a time to it fit tenth Astel dated a i u i it a Philadelphia election frauds to the which league a abandon the Patria. A Lew of tin Dinning Strainer live at it . Ii Imburg nov. 17. A Iii Patch from ii Haven says the Steamer Athesia arrived this afternoon with the Crew of tin Steamer in Atria. It added that the rat Ria was abandoned in tile North sea enveloped Iii Flam a. There is no Imp of saving Lier. Three or it i made in the to err City. Philadelphia. Nov. 17. Or Deputy Coroner i f Fri to. Rodgers lieutenant lice. Washington. I. 11 i numb a Samuel Eirv j. Re it i a ii i Lim in n a Xiii get Dima. Ii eff till let re a i of Ca wed the Hail prevented a panic. Mori River where there i an import volleyed and prevented the horses Lioe taut Railroad Bridge every riling jaunts int 0f the Boer from enveloping to the belief that the officer command them ing Iii relieving column will have a a i Road liver to t rets by the presence of the Boers. On ids right and probably j in his rear will be hostile bodies who i Are continually demonstrating their Superior cunning Kish ii procession of 1r00pships. Unavailing gallantry. The official account of the disaster to the Lla court armoured train showing ii Nossing in. Us a probably us ready in the Way to Pretoria to swell the Large number of prisoners already tic re Bisulc a Corot of wound cd . It if claimed that the British must Hare encountered big cads As All accounts Argee that the half dozen Moro transports arrive at Cape town. London nor. transports Malta cd of Vienna and City of Cambridge have arrived at Cape town the Manila proceeded to Natal. The Orient Bas arrived at Durban. A a Molineux jury yet. New York nov. Impan Eling of the jury in the Molineux murder Case continued today. Sage opinion of Gage s Hood action. New York. Nov. Sage i noted a saying to a newspaper interviewer who asked him what he i thought of the United states Treasur Jerk a offer to buy $25,000,000 of Bonds a i believe Secretary Gage s action has saved the financial world from a i disastrous panic. A no one who has been in touch with business enterprises during the past few months can fail to have realized the Stringency of the Money Market. Ready Money appeared to be extraordinarily scarce and those who Fiad it held it or demanded the highest class securities before they let go. I a i know of Banks in different parts a citation Sheet worsted goods Are in Good demand a so Cintioni. A remit i it id have it a Dvane in Price with some flannels. Carpets also have been Active with Price advanced 5 or cent for the season. It it to Ltd goods continue to Advance with a Strong demand and with a belief in a Short a re up. Conflicting a a Elm fates still milk the Cotton Market c.\ctt�t. But after falling an j eighth of a cent the porn a. Re or i j a sixteenth. The increase ale by part Jers appear to have ital rather nor in fluence than Short crop a Timat it wheat i a Iez lined a fraction but fully recover i although Atlantic exp Ort w. Re Only i 2.976.5s1 bushels Forir incl used. .1348.7 for the same week last year Aret Pacific exports ?2&Quot.73 bushels at to. last year. The course of the mar Ket is the More noteworthy because West i pm receipts Are much reduce., h. In ? Only 5.8f�7. -i7 bushels against io337.311 Las year. I Corn decline a fraction with heavier 1 exports than last year and smaller re. Celts. Failures for the week were 719 in the United states against 223 last year and i 20 in Canada against 26 last year. Rollinger hanged. Uro Emil a Lii eng it wife murderer Dies tenting Nikk pm e. Chicago nov. 17. Michael Bollinger who Niue derail his wife Ani it t in told House to Biri the Cri tic in order that lie might marry another woman was hanged Fri afternoon. His be k a broken in in impassioned speech from the Gallows he protested innocence. Meeker Empl vision of the e have been Belli i on the charge of fraudulent Elc Tii City. The arrest was the outcome of at the hearing la residents of was been arrested h charge. On that i it a tied that a party of alleged numbering about fourteen pit la wit Iii ii do l it a trial make urns a thru to Ter ii s the the pm the Eek of several ton. Who had 11 sigh it in it it i test praises general Castro. All Era of As to tile whisky Trust. Washington. Nor. 17.�?president Rice of the whisky Trust testified before the Industrial commission today. The Trust has abandoned the policy of cutting rates be says and has no intention of driving competitors out of business. American predict an peace for Venezuela. New York. Nov. 17.�?american capital to the amount of $3,000,000 has became interested in a venezuelan banking Concession having been granted to George xxx. Upton of Ohio for the organization of a National banking system which will practically control the finances of the country. Upton i enthusiastic Over Venezuela. He predicts a Long peace tor the country and declares there is no likelihood of War at Colombia. Quot Castro who May be called a Dic i Tater a said Upton a has made a brought to the City it ton by lie tenant Rod these George Kirkland vol impersonate elect the thirteenth division it Ward and assisted in the tying of returns Ard St lots while the other i were employ re a Reni eat testified again of his cling he Samc Here at the newspapers to part Cipu Jiose of the fraud. No fers. An Ion f Thall t is ers. I pan had i Wash to i w in flier t r sex a d f of in is in rut h false Bat Ifie a. Is aft s la Tiff text a pm to. Ion Dol mosta Koin get Spearfish a Large ditches it will be a Ter is avati Vyater supti.up Mills has been Enson to i is the Spearfish t Ream of jills. To big Lawr to water cont it any a of was a right id it will the head afer will ,1 Lead Ity and tics die Black h against any c0mpr0m be. R Ala i prs Hoe. Nov. It. I is. Me Sloe a Frisco chamber of Commerce wants alaskan line maintained. San Francisco nov. chamber of Commerce of this City has adopted and sent to Secretary of stat Hay the Folio ing Resolution referring to the alaskan Boundary question a Exve earnestly request that the pre ent Boundary lines As established in maintained and that no territory now lying on the american Sal a the or spleen a he yielded up or graded to Cai and Heifer formerly Anay surgeons at a Mead have a dam be suit for a Rai Rice to answer for in the Preate n of court in this City. Last the lit11 a s n of j. D. Patton a rate i a. And the parents of the w re not with the treat t. The lava sued for $10,000. I r i on by is now stationed i it Knifer san Francisco. Bed with great e prominence of and plaintiffs. L h a trial is timing interest because both the defend

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