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ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
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THURSDAY, DEC. 7, '99.
Irelntid'e funniest Irishmen
PAT SIAI.ONEY AND TOMMY WATERS.
In the
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And an own selected company
Tommy Waters and Frank W. Nason,
Managers and Proprietors.
Wyle fc Pnnford, Bert Kimball, Merrlce &
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PRICES : -25c, 35c and 50c
Reserved seats at Klrlln'a drug store,
Ferguson's Theatre,
DAN. J. FERGUSON, Mgr.
One Night Only.
Saturday, Dec. 9.
IHarie Eatnour
and
Treaeric ttlurpby
To
Laugh
or .
not
to
Xaugh
is
not
the
question,
you
can't
help
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In
Wilfred Clarke"!
great
London
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A
ise
"A Screaming Farce."
Public Opinion
Prices: - 25, 35, 50 and 75 Cents.
lteservxl seats at ICIrlin's drug store
Ferguson's Theatre.
DAK. J. FERQUSOH, Mgr.
OliB SOLID WEEK COMMENCING
JIOpfiY, DEC 11, '99
MATINEE SATURDAY.
John A. Hiiumelein's Big Comedy
Company
"The IDEALS"
Headed bv the popular comedienne Mis
11EATIUCE EAltLE, including the peer
of musical organizations, UOWSON'S
SUth Century Ilaud aud Orchestra.
THE PLAYS,
Monday Might THE IRISH HERO.
'Tuesday Klgbt....Jn the Heart of the Storm.
Wednesday Night tOST IH NEW YORK.
Thursday night THE LADDER OF LIFE.
Trlday Might THE DEVIL'S MIME.
Saturday Might THE CENSUS TAKER.
f RICES : . -, 10, 20 and 30 CIs,
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TUB KIMBBKLY SORTIE
Moro Serious Than Has Boon
Heretofore Supposed,
BOERS HOISTED A WHITE TLAO
Anil Then Fired nt the IlrMlnh lle
fore SiirrpnilvrliiRT Miijor Scott
Tnrner Klllril, Frr-atimntilr lu u.
SnlniMii.it Sortie.
London, Dec. 7. Tho sortlp from
Klmberley on Nov. 2fi appears to have
been much more Horlous than hnd been
suppoaod. Details aro now arriving
of a reconnaissance In force by mount
ed troops tinder Major Scott-Turner,
at dawn, In tho direction of a rldgo
near Carter's Farm, whore tho Doors
wore strongly entrenched. Finding tho
Doer pickets asleep, Major Scott
Turner proceeded along tho rldgo
under cover and rushed tho Doer re
doubts at 5:25 a. m. In tho feco of a
hall of bullets.
The Doors hoisted a whlto flag and
fired at the British under Its protec
tion beforo surrendering. Owing pos
sibly to tho exhaustion of their am
munition the Drltlali were unablo to
follow up tho attack and to seize a
large Door langer about 300 yards
ahead, especially as Doer reinforce
ments wero si-on approaching and tho
enemy was keeping up a heavy Are
from the shelter of tho thick bush.
During the sortio an armored train
reconnoltered north and south, while
a considerable force of Drltlsh, with
flold guns and Maxims, advanced to
ward Spytfonteln, holding tho Boers
In check In that direction.
Ten guns wore engaged simultane
ously, and, vlowed from the conning
tower, an artillery duel seemed pro
ceeding lp every direction, except to
ward Kenllworth, tho fusillade being
terrible. At 8 o'clock, having no
force sufficient fo hold the position he
had Btormed, Major Scott-Turner be
gan gradually retiring his men. He
had a horse shot under him, and a
bullet went through tho fleshy part of
his shoulder. Several mon had ter
rible wounds.
It Is alleged that the Boers used
Martinis and explosive bullets, and
that they frequently fired at tho Brit
ish ambulanco wagons. The British
captured 28 of tho enemy.
There appears to be some doubt as
to whether this was tho reconnalsance
In which, according to the announce
ment of the war office. Major Scott-
Turner was killed, or whether that
officer met his fata in a subsequent
sortie. Some of the special dispatches
represent that ho was killed while
leading the final attack on the Boer
position on Nov. 28. If this be cor
rect, it looks like a sortie concerted
with Lord Methuen.
It is reported from Cape Town that
tho Transvaal government still re
fuses to acknowledge the right of the
United States to interfere regarding
prisoners In Pretoria, insisting that
Groat Britain must inquire through
Commandant General Joubert.
The Times prints a letter from an
American citizen who left Johannes
burg because he was liable to be lm
pressed, and who had learned that the
United States consul was unable to
protect him. He complains bitterly
that tho American flag was not respect
ed In Pretoria, that his passport was
not recognized, and that his position
was practically unbearable.
-The hottest bombardment of the
Ladysmlth selgo took place last Thurs
day. The Boers got a new big gun In
position on Lombard's Kop. com
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Christmas
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1
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All tho choicest grades of Dried Fruits,
Canned Goods, Citron and Lemon l'ccl. etc. at
almost your own prices All our Flour Is sold
very cheap, l'oultiy and Truck.
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pletely " cotnmanHite tho town, and
shelled our camp that day and the
next, planting shells with great ac
curacy In the camp of tho Gordon
Highlanders and the Manchester regi
ment, where there were many narrow
escapes. Saturday the bombardment
was resumed, doing somo very effect
Lvo shooting. Several of our guns have
been shattered by the Doer big guns.
Story of a Slave.
To bo bound lmnd and foot for ycirs by tho
chains of disease Is the worst form of slavery.
Qeorgo D. Williams, of Manchester, Mich.,
tells how such a slave was mado free. lie
says : My wlto has been so helpless Tor nvo
years that she could not turn over in boil
alone. After using two bottles of Electric
Hitters, she is wonderfully Improved and
able to do her own work." This supremo
remedy for female diseases quickly cures
nervousness, sleeplessness, molancboly. head-
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This mlrucle working ineniciuo is a gouscna
to weak, sickly, run down people. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents. Sold by
Wasloy, Druggist.
Up Oo ConI Price.
New York. Dec. 7. The anthracite
coal companies Vesterday made an ad
vance o 25 per cent a ton In tho price
of pea, buckwheat and barley, tho
steam sizes" of anthracite. The ad
vance Is due to the fact that the supply
of bituminous coal at this point Is ex
ceedingly small.
Vou Try It.
If Shllob's Cough and Consumption Cure,
which Is sold for tho small price of 25 cts., 50
cts. and f 1.00, does not cure take the bottle
back and wo will refund your money. Sold
for over fifty ycats on this guarantee. Prico
5 cts. and 50 cts. Sold by P. D. Klrlln on
a guarantee.
rtlB (IRANI) AMlV MEETING.
Coinbinuitri' Shnvr I'redlota a Gront
GntuerluK nt Cblonffu.
Chicago, Dec. 7. The meeting of the
national council of the Grand Army of
the Republic and the local general
committee closed last night with a
dinner and a reception at the Palmer
House to the visitors given by the de
partment of Illinois, O. A. It., the
Women's Relief Corps and Ladles of
the Grand Army In honor of Comman
der Shaw and National President Har
riet J.; Rodge, of. the W. R. C. At the
dinner Commander-in-Chief Shaw, In
speaking of tho next encampment, ealdt
Doubtless the president of the Uni
ted States will be In attendance, as well
as other leading men of the nation.
Admiral Dewey, who Is a great favor
ite with the Grand Army, will no doubt
be here as the guest of the city of
Chicago and the Grand Army com
bined. The Grand Army Is very proud
of the great admiral. I have advices
from all the departments, embracing
45 states, where the Grand Army ex
ists, and they are all united In the
Judgment that tlm y"ar 1000 will be one
of the most glorious In tho annals of
the Grand Army."
General Shaw Bald that he Intends
Visiting, If possible, every department i
Of the Grand Army in the United
States, and for the months of March
and April has planned a tour embrac
ing the states of Maryland, Virginia,
North and South Carolina, Louisiana,
Florida. Texas, Arkansas, Kentucky
and possibly ona or two others.
The date for tho encampment naa
been fixed from Aug. 28 to Sept. L
Some Foolish People
Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond the
reach of medicine. They often say, "Oh, it
will wear away," but in most cases it will
wear them away. Could they be induced to
try the successful medicine called Kemp's
Balsam, which is sold on a positive guarantee
to cure, they .would immediately see. the ex
cellent effect after taking the first dose. Price
25c. and 50c. Trial size free. At all drug,
gists.
Count Tolittol'a Scrlnna Illness.
London, Dec. 7 A special dispatch
from Berlin says that Count Tolstoi
has been seriously 111. For two days
he was unconscious, but he is now
slightly better, although great anxiety
Is still manifested in Moscow regard
ing him.
Many a Lover
nas turned with disgust from an otherwise
lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's
Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its
action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else
will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee.
Price 85 cts. and 50 cts. Sold by P. D. Klrlln
on a guarantee.
Ooliijr Kticr 'fficlr SirieliriirU.
New York, Dec. 7. Six hundred and
odd Scandinavians sailed away on the
St. Paul yesterday homoward bound
to upend Christmas with relatives.
About 350 of them were from Minne
sota and the Dakotas. Nearly all are
bachelor farmers, gone to marry their
sweothearts and to bring them back.
OASTOIIIA.
Bean the ) Kind Yoti II3TO Always Bought
OVERCOMES 1rriJ '
Torriblo Fate if a Self Confessed
Negro Murdror in Kontuoky,
CREMATED IN (BROAD DAYLIGHT.
TLuttniiniU Turd.
lintpt In tliol.) ncli
iiHliuiiit fif II tn Vic
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Ills I, Ire Sit Attempt nt Secrecy.
Mayvlllo, Ky., Dec. 7. Richard Colo
man, tho confessed murderer of Mrs.
James Lashbroohi wlfo of his employ
er, expiated his crlmo In daylight yes
terday at the hrinds of a mob, con
sisting of thousands of citizens, by
burning at the (take after sufforlng
torture and fright beyond description.
Coleman was a trusted employe. Two
months ago, while Mr. Lashbrook wns
at work oomo distance from the house,
Coleman asked Mrs. Lashbrook to
enter tho cabin to took at somo work
on which he had been engaged. The
negro locked the door on the lnsldo.
Mrs. Lashbrook became frightened and
screamed. Coleman struck her on tho
head, knocking ber down, but not
stopping her cries. He thon seized a
rnzor and cut hor throat. He picked
up tho bleeding body and placed It on
the bed. He then left the room, but
roturnlng and hearing her groaning
ho struck her repeatedly on tho hoad
with an ax.
The negro then washed the blood
from his hands and clothing and wont
to where Mr. Lashbrook was at work
In the Held and told him that he had
bettor come to tho house, as somo one
had killed his wife. It was not until
after the officers arrived that suspicion
was directed against Coloman. He
was arrested and taken to Covington
for safe keeping. Shortly after his
Incarceration at Covington ho made
a complete confession to the Jailer.
The story of his rovoltlng crime, In
cluding worse than murder, was told
without any appearance of feeling.
The trial was sot for yosterday.
Coleman had been told Tuesday night
to prepare to return to the sceno of
his crime. Ho wns stricken with fear,
and begged plteously to be permitted
to remain In Cov(ngton until after his
trial. On entering tlio train he seemed
unable to sit down until ono of the
guards forced him Into a seat It de
veloped that In the crowd at Coving
ton and even on tho train there were
some of the relatives of Mrs. Lash
brook, ready to convey Information If
any attempt was made to secrete the
prisoner.
The prlsonor, with his escort, arrived
here at 10:20 o'clock. As tho train
pulled Into the station the mob formed
on both sides. Armed men warned the
frightened passengers to remain quiet
and not to Interfere. Sheriff Perrlno
made a bold movement and started
walking swiftly, but with no Indica
tion of a panic, from the car. A step
behind him followed tho ofllcers, with
Coleman In their midst, seeking to
conceal himself behind the forms of
his protectors. As the officers pro
ceeded hundreds of stones and other
missiles wero thrown, and rovolvers
and rifles were freely displayed. The
prisoner was frequently struck, and he
presented a frightful appearanco.
At the court house a mob of over
2,000 men, headed by James Lashbrook,
the husband, had been hastily formed.
The demand for the prisoner was made,
accompanied by threats from tho lead
ors. There was a brief struggle, and
then tho sheriff and his assistants were
overcome and the prisoner pulled from
their midst. Through tho center por
tion of the town the mob marched, the
prisoner being dragged along with the
aid of ropes loosely attached to his
body. He was the target of hundreds
of missiles, and several times he sank
half conscious to the ground, while
the crowd struck at him with clubs,
sticks and whips until his head and
body were scarcely recognizable. More
dead than alive, he was dragged along
and forced to his feet. Scores of wo
men Joined the mon. High above the
nolso the wretch could be heard plead
ing for his life.
The place of execution had been se
lected weeks ago. At the cricket
grounds the prisoner - was strapped
against a tree and large quantities of
dry brush and wood plied around him,
while he was praying for speedy death.
James Lashbrook, the husband of tho
victim, applied the first match to tho
brushwood, and as a brother of tho '
victim struck the second match some
ono was slashing at the prisoner's
chest with a knife. Not a single shot
I was ureu, iub iiurputsq hbuuiiu); io ub
to give the wretch the greatest possible
i amount and duration of torture. Pep
per was forced Into his eyos after ho
had been tied.
As the flames arose Coleman's hor
rors Increased, and he made vain ef
forts to withdraw his Iambs from tha
flrA nil thn tlmn hpeeini? fnr n ilrlntr
of water. Tho ropes were burned
and his body finally fell forward on the
burning pile. Even then, although It
was not certain whether he was living
or dead, the crowd used rails and long
poles to push his body back Into the
flames. It Is not certain how long
life lasted.
At tho end of three hours the body
was practically cremated. Members of
the family of Mrs. Lashbrook had re
mained to keep up the lire and keep tha
body in a position where it would
continue to burn. Six-year-old chil
dren aided In feeding tho fire.
There was not a single effort made to
disguise or conceal Identity. All the
leaders of tho mob aro well known,
and there are hundreds of witnesses
who can testify to their participation
in the tragedy. They are leading citi
zens In all lines of business, and many
are members of churches.
County Judge Harbeson will empanel
a special grand Jury at once to make
a speedy Investigation and return in
dictments against the leaders. Tho
statement that Governor Bradley pro
poses to offer a reward for the ap
prehension of members of tho mob
does not excite much fear that the re
ward will be claimed. There is a strong
feeling that no punishment will result.
The body was left lying In the ashes,
and relic hunters took away teeth,
bones and flesh and everything from
the body that they could lay hands on.
The coroner held an Inquest on the
charred remains and rendered tho
simple verdict: "Death at the hands
of a mob."
Prevented a Tragedy.
Tinielv Information itiveu Mrs. Georee
Louy. of New Straitsrille, Ohio, prevented a
dreadful tragedy ana saved two lives, A
friebttul couch hail long Kepi her awaice
every night. She had tried many remedies
and doctors but steadily grew worse until
urged to try Dr. King's Now Discortiy. One
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ClllEP OF THE CRft-K NATION.
Urn.I'lrnartiiliin I'orlrr riinarii With
out OttiiiiMtlmi Prom KullliliioiU.
Ardmore, 1. T., Dec. 7. QenBrnl
1'leaannton Porter waa yterdy, at
Okmulgee, needed as chief of the
Creek Nation. Thero was no demon- 1
GENERAL PLEASANTON PORTER,
strntlon on the part of the fullbloods,
who had protested against General
Porter. After his election Chief Por
ter addressed tho legislature.
"I respectfully recommend to your
honorable body," said he. "tho vital
Importance of being represented at
Washington by delegates selected In
accordance with the constitution of
our nation, with full power to agree
with congress on tho modifications of
tho last agreement submitted to It."
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accidents of any sort.
MAJOR GENERAL WOOD.
The Conirpnmlcr at HnntlnKO Hlcvnt
oil bj- Prculclrii t McKlnler.
Washington, Dec. 7. According to
the officials of the war department the
promotion of General Wood, who was
yesterday nominated by the president
as major general of volunteers, Is not
likely to cause any Immediate change
In his present station and duties as
commander of the military province of
Santiago and Puerto Principe. Gen
eral Wood said yosterday that ho ex
pected to return to Santiago In a few
days, but that It was posstblo he might
be allowed to spend the Christmas
holidays In this city.
As major general of volunteers Gen,
eral Wood will be the second ranking
officer In Cuba, his single military su
perior being Major General Brooke,
who Is a major general In the regular
establishment. General Wood's ad
vancement gives him rank above Gen
erals Wilson, Lee, Wheeler, Dates,
Young, Chaffee and Ludlow, nil of
whom wero senior to him In the volun
teer army. Although all the officers
named were major gonorals of volun
teers during tho Spanish war they at
present hold only the rank of briga
dier general.
Counting General Wood, there are
now eight major generals In the army,
Including Generals Miles, Merrltt and
Brooke, of the regular army. The
other volunteer major generals aro
Shatter, Otis, Lawton and MacArthur.
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' you were In prison and a
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"Three years ago I was almost gone with
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I can never be thankful enough for the good Dr.
Pierce's medicines did me."
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tfliouonnda Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know It.
How To Find Out.
Fill a bottle er common glas with your
water and let It stand twenty-four hours: a
sediment or set
tling Indicate an
tra unhealthy coma-
VWtlon 0' h kld
y neys; If it stains
'A your linen It Is
1 evidence of kld
i, ney trouble: too
irequent neare to
pass It or pain In
the baok it s.lso
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out of order.
What to So.
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
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to hold water and scalding pain In passing
It, or bad effects following use of liquor,
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If you need a medicine you should have the
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You may have a sample bottle of this
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and a book that tells
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address ur. Mimer u. iiom of 8urR.
Co., Blnghamton. N. Y, When writing men
tion reading this generous offer In this paper.
EVAN J. DAVIES,
Livery and
Undertaking.
No 13 North Jardin St.
"A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO
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IS THE PROPER THING
WHEN IN DOUBT, TRY
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THE BUCKW ALTER st?"r2so
There are none better in the world and there are no greater
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Special Sales or Special Prices
We don't have any because our regular prices are lower than
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SsFaultless Prices
Are responsible for our always busy business. Try us
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SOLOMON HAAK
Agent for the Famous
BERGNER & ENGEL
Phila. Stock Ale, Sparkling Still
Amber Ale, Bottled Pale Ale,
B:own Stout, Half and Half, Beet
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L0RENZ SCHMIDT'S
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ON TAP
At all its customers to-day.
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ATIORMBY-AT-LAW.
Ofl!c Ka-an bulldlnr, coraer ol Main an
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j ulaudk nnow.t,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office: Cor. Centre and Wbito ttreett, nes
f ltlr Toomf v fnc.
1 tiltt lll.lilt, M. U.,
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No. 80 Kiut Mrd rHreel.
Office bourst U to a. m. 1 lo 1p.m.
7 to? p. in.
pilOF JOHN JONBB.
flDSlCAI. INSTRUCTOR,
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i a h.tml-An hqulfl aj i
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All ciwreapnttdence in charge of ladles sad cfy
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Trial bottle good for two npi llcutlooa sent
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They dear the brain, strengthen
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These products are seldom equalled
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Private families desiring orders
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Agent and Bottler,
203 W. Coal Street
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