,,. Olly Slight Resistance
the Inhabitants Wal-
“Ill Ellll’fll iIllIS
mm” lleall’lnl la the lie-l
“instill-Hummus Par
dv‘aflma have Already been
Released'
In ila. November 29. 10-. 20 a. m.—
- h from the Associated Press
-dent at Namacpacau. prov-
01 Union. dated sunday Novcm-i
y! 8, says:
”The Oregon. Smara and Callao. with
’hlileiackets and marines from the
., captured the port of Vigau.
lice 0! South lloilo. north of here»
. . The Samara and Calluo ran
- In share. a few shots were tired.
engaged in a sharp bombardment‘
. The firing (from the shore.
Ialmost Immediately and the
reported that 1.700 Inuurgent‘s
Generals Tlno and Pilar. an.
at ’l‘agudina. ten miles north,
I! has been concluded to wait at
was still at Namacpacan Sunday.
move north was expected to tflkt’.
- on Monday. Two companies of
-lrtyothlrd Volunteers are on the
north to reinforce the troops at
w pacan.
~ cpacan says that when the bim-
. and marine-n landed at Vignn
(”The navy will hold. the town until
way north.
. . Hall. Quinlan and Bloom. ar-
' " at Namacpacan from San Per-
- de Union. Thursday. November
.., from which it appears that
... north. through Namacpncan.
miles south.
rebel' chief is now believed to
, “hiding in Abra province.
. W Agulnaldo passed through'
' . all his talk was In favor
whip the war."
. vi . ovember 29. l0:35 (By
. - from the mountains to Dayam-
‘Wlnce of PangasinanI—The
. ill which (‘olonel Bell defeated
uttered the rebel brigades of
’ Alejandrlno and San Miguel
" place on the summit of the moon-‘
‘ weatof lllongalaren. forming the
. between the Dagupan Valley
the ocean (‘olonel .I. Franklin'
'a regiment the Thirty-sixth In-
m and Fowler's company of the
ethic-d left Mangalareu Monday
. ‘aud marched twenty-four
along narrow trails and
.- onions AI daylight. Novem-
.. the troops emerged from a tini-
eanon upon the. divide running
v" the rebels advance guard. which
.. to the main bodv before
Colonel Bell. who was In
. with the “10"“! and one com-
had the Ielxls In full rout to
mm between liangalarcn and
,leavlng ten dead and many
. and abandoning two Norden-
one two-inch Krupp. one Max-
oae Hotcbkiss. They were
.m swamps and thorough-
Bell captured all their ar-
Zfi‘jlppllea and clothing. many
~ Illfl Remingtons some Ama
Winch-ten and a thousand
: d ammunition. The rifles.
W in the. rebels
and were scattered along their
Vii.
$i
.~ with the exception of a
M and PM In shacks
. had no "me to escape
. W others were taken.
it!“ had artillery trained to
. ngutar trail from ltag-
Colinei Bell approached
direction.
counted to have
Inflation-sly
tilted for themselves in no uncertain tcna.
. tit includes plain and figured Tafletpa,
link to plain ”and polka dot clients Satina'.
rand Woolens In every conceivable abode and
then the. Samara Callao and Ore-r
' Vllltl marines. with a field piece. '
land
. n for the rest of the rein-‘
to. The American military:
\ later despair-h from‘
‘3 loundsthat. the insurgents hull;
ed by the troops which are on.
I Young. with three troops of‘
Third Cavalry and a small detach-1»
' of Macabees commanded by Lieu-‘
There they received news of Ag-;
y, Novcmber 21. while General:
was waiting at San Fernando.
rut. over bare and watericsav
lilah. Japanese and four Spanish 3n-
oera.
l Washiu on. November n-General
l Otia'a adv can to the War rtment
"today show that the troops a push-
lng ahead and Indicate that the demor-
allsation of the insurgents is complete.
Two daspatches were received today.
’The Iirst relates to the operations in
the northwest part of Luzon and is an
‘tollowa:
"The following from the northwest
Luaon coast: Young left San Fernan-
.do twenty-third instant. where
~ Marshe a battalion. Thirty-third infan-
try arrived 26th instant. He marched
out next day. Batleship Oregon lind-
ed two hundred men at Vlgan twenty-
Ifourth Instant. no opposition. sailors
welcomed by inhabitants. Believe the
Spanish and- Amerloau prisoners still
in the vicinity of Bungued. guarded by
ismall insurgent force. Reports from
inortheaat Indicate that nve hundred
insurgent troops at Bayonbong. Nuc-
vavlccnya province. surrendered yesv
‘terday by Lawton's' troops. He ad-
’ vauced by both the trails."
‘ The second despateh states: "Gen-
‘eral MacArthur reports from Bayam-
bany that Bell with Thirty-sixth and
.company Thirty-third intdntry struck
’en nemy commanded by all! San
Miduel aml Alejandrjo in mountains
west of Mangantrlne and by series of
combats through mountains has so
Escnttered their forces canontrutlon
impossible Bell has captured all their
quick- firing and Krupp goal. ammuni-
tion. powder tactory and arsenal. with
thousands of pounds of lead and sheet
lt'nppel‘ all their transportation. cngl-
neerlni; tools. clothing and food eup-
leies Property scattered over' thv
1 mountains now being collected. Tweu
ty of the. killed and wounded of the
enemy left on ileld. Bell does not re-
! port casualties; expected this even-
lug."
Washington November 29-The fol-
lowing cablegram has been received at
the Navy Department from Admiral
Watson:
(,‘uvlte. November 29. 1899.
Wilde reports the capture of Vigan
on November 26. by the. Oregon's land-
forcc under Lieutenant Commander
McCruckin. with Lieutenants Mcf’or-
mick. Boatwiclt. .Iohnutone and Captain
Williams and Lieutenant Bermley.
Marine corps. The landing was cov-
ered by the Callao. Tappau command-
Iug. and the Samara. Mustin command-
Ing. Slight resistance no casualties.
Inhabitants welcomed the flag. Lleut.
lilmore is well with seven men. twen-
ty-five miles from Vigan. Received
Meyer code letter from Gilmore by Al-
bert Soclchsen. newspaper artist. who
-was with Gilmore seven months and
escaped.
i.‘ rdaneta crew killed except four fol-
lowing: l-‘arley. Green. Powers.
Burke Names of the Gilmore patty
Walton. Vundolt. Ellsworth. Brlsoia
’ A.ndcrson Edwards. Peterson. Some
wounded were left at Baler. Gilmorc
has no clewu of them.
(Signed. I
WATSON.
The above despattb taken In «sonnet-r
.tlon with the advices received today
from General Otis describing the suc-
cessive movements of the army under
Y.oung encourages the naval officials
In the belief that perhaps by this time
the American prisoners referred to
have already been released. With the
naval contingent at Vigan. only tweu
ty-flve’miles away to the west. and the
army advance probably little further
tlstant to the southeast. the town of
Bagued is nearly surrounded and there
is little chance of the insurgent force
Ithere if they attempt to encumber
themselves In their retreat with the
prisoners
Taking the list of prisoners of Gil-
more's party given In the cable rom
Admiral Watson as being in Bugued.
the records of the Navy Department
ahow that the following men must
have been left at Baler. on the east
coast of the island. where the York-
town'a boats crew was captured last
spring: .lohu Dillon. Charles A. Mor-
rlsey. 0. B. McDonald. William H.
Reynders. 0. W. Woodbury. D. 0. A.
Venviile and A. .l. Nygard.
Altogether the news from both army:
and naval sources today is highly on-
couraging to the omciala here on lndl~.
eating the practical end of the opposi-i
tion of the insurgents in the north of’
Luzon. So far as known the only for-3
midable force left in Cavlte provincev
under General Tryaaand is that operat-
ing In Papa.
OLIVER Hi (‘ HESS SON ARRESTEDI
New \‘.ork November zit—Oliver
Hughta. son of Charles Hughes. head
who was arrested last night on thei
two miles. the enemy escaping. charge 0' ""9“? "” taken ""0 cue—l Railroad says that he knows nothing
{concerning the reported baitimore &
l Ohio deal.
on had been a clerk In his father's of-‘
. r. chief o! the arsenal. 3“ "I" "it“ he had been arrested on tors of the United States Leather Coin.
tody today when he went to police
heudvumrters to see his father. Cap-
. tnln Memo-they said that Young Hugh-
suspicion
—THANKSGI\'ING ItATlNllt'. I
A grand 3 o'clock matinee. at Hoyt'c
Theatre. Thinkagivlng Day. by the
Abhma Troubadour: Prices to and
la; evening :5. at and see. ‘
withdraws liar var tro- the bountiful
Silks, with their rich. mellow lustre
and exquisitely anti leiah. Peas do
Sole. In the dalinita evening shades
and 'dartar'oiua lor street wear. to
more than ever a favorite. as are also
plain colored Paulina and Grape da
Ghana. the latter upecially for aven-
ing gowns.
w FIIII Illillllii
Of.ali the many departments bright
with the beauties ot the season. none
can vie with the Ladies' Naekwear See-
tlon for bewildering fancies In dainty
Silks and filmy Luci. Hamstltched
Taffeta Bows and hearts. Liberty Silk
.labota. Starts and powa, Long Wino-
aora. Lace Scarf- and Barbs In Honi-
ton, Renata-anon and Duchess. liberty
ltui‘fa. etc. The ahochaae at the main
entrance contains a brilliant display.
Huliiaiiiois
For. Juvenilea‘aud boys and girls of
all ages. have been a specialty of no
small importance In the post. yet the
Library now-ready surpasses anything
attained heretofore. Alphabet Series.
Mother Goose. Santa Clause. and a
Fairy Library of entrancing tales for
very. little people. Join atoriu ot ad-
venture tor boys and stories for girls.
in the Rugby Series are all the beat
thought of books from the best known
authors.
lanolin——
Are in order and the place of all
places where there are materials in
unending variety at lowest prices. is
the Wash Fabric Section. l-‘lfty piec-
es of fine Sateena. figured on light
grounds. blue. pink. green. cream and
yellow. especially suitable for Com-
fortables. 8 and loo yd.
Blinkll Rules.
For genuine all-around usefulneac a
Blanket Robe is hard to beat. and men
finding every day that the comfort
they get out of one pays for It a bun-
dred fold. Blanket Robes In the Men's
Furnishing Section, made from line
Blanket Cloth In a variety of colorluga.
priced $5.00. $1.00 and ”.00.
The D. M. READ CO.
Established I857.
mono” a W...
Look 1-
aud see how many pictum you
have laid away that would on
nament your bouae if framed
and hung up.
Bring them to me and I'll
warrant you satisfaction in
style and price.
(Will. of Moulding—oil kinda.)
H. S. GREGORY,
Undertaker.
Cor. Main and lanhall Street,
and as liliaahath Street So. Hawaii.
1
mm! tcatofatooth
Brush
lest.
docs not wear.
woo-Ia. vou are all»
Iiv'd: and If ll!!! Irrlllle-a
wear down break off.
or pull mat in too short
a Harte. in It you get
ry Ind "quit Ind-
lung‘at that nature"
We 'maeliyoaatooth
brush that will wear
until you get I lead of
Isl
hrs
at Mo to gain new
monument—and keep
old cm. W a a brush
w n v t n 306 — norm
would my more.
We sell other brushes
hanging from tea to
I“.
l. H I’llll'llli.
ti Washington Street,
So. Norwalh.
seem" KNOWS ammo moor
lT.
New York Nov tube :t—Cha
of the Hughes Investment Company M. Depew chairmen o; the bull?
directors of the New York Central
New Yorit. November “is—The direc-
pany have declared a quarterly divi-
dfld 0' 1% Inf cent on its referred!"
stock. an advances! leper-enthu-
the last rate.
—-—————u~—
lthmmaa-taatau-unoiooh
at that coat Damon
are rap.
ant-om...
Juiaryhtp... 3
«Institution
"nEaEKAn"
“THE CREATION”
“—— 0
UNDER THE DIRECTION 0"
HAIRY 'I'PII.
lioyt’a Theatre,
THAN KSGIVING.
Matinee and Night
AMERICA'S GREATEST COLORED
SHOW.
J. W. GORMIN’O
ALABAMA
TROUBADQURSI
Jubilee Singers.
Comedians. Usuiolsts.
Whlatlors. Spoclailatai.
Wing and llucit Dancers.
Male and Female Quartettes.
Cake Walkers. Picaninlilol.
Camp-Meeting Shooters.
All Colored People From the Sunny
South.
iiest Progrnmme ever placed before the
Public. Including
THE GREAT CAKE WALK.
MATINEB AT 3 P. M.
EVENING AT 8 P. M.
«Matinee prison. III and t6 cents.
Evening. 25. 35 and 50 cents.
CQNQERT
“Slim GLEB IllIlI
llllIIIillllI CLUBS,
Lab-tad "Him, ROBERT. C. HAB’I‘Z-
I'llll‘l' I. Hll. GHlllll,
Friday”, Dec. ist.
um. no“ ‘Immti tau. ilk.
Clllilftl, In.
HOYT'O THEATRE.-
ALL NEXT WEEK.
Matinee daily except Monday. en-
gagement of the Eminent Comedian
Geo. W. Wilson.
Supported by a Company of Excep-
tional Merit.
MANAGEMENT E. D. DAVENPORT.
Presenting the following Repertotre
of Plays: . _ .
. EVENINGS:
\tondny— Forging His Chains.
I‘ueaday—Har r Lights.
Wednesday—T Great Diamond Rob-
bevy.
“granny-The Mystery of Romany
ye
Friday-Tho Guv nor
Saturday—The Messenger From Jar-
via Section.
MATINEBS:
I‘uesday-o-A Grand Double Bill. Two
Itey’
Walu'csdny—The Luck of a Factory
Thursday—Harbor Lights.
Friday—Lady Deadlock's Secret.
Saturday—Why Dudley Was HypnOc
tired.
l Vaudeville Features. The Icons Howe
I I‘dlea' Orchestra. and the
"COLUMBIA COMEDY 4
nicer—Evenings. ii). 30 and 30
cents; Matinees, 10 and 20 cents.
Seats on sale at Plaisted's
Weed's Drug Stores.
GOOD
PRINTING
bringsizood results. A
business is judged by
its printed matter. It
costs my little to have
your Work done by us
in good form.
charm
and
can
anhoth in on: or aunt-g" no:
L-“meaay Illill France
eh”-
Xmaa Eves and The Inquisitive Dar- '
A cariond of Special Scenery. Strong-
" TRISTRAM 8v HYAT T
No. 2 Gazette Building. [Ncrwallc Conn
Everything Needed for Than
- Lil.
I
.‘V'l‘i‘fli'. ,' .,. r.
you anything you may need
new mum rxcaoue.
Teas of the larkct was lleoldely Fever-
. Mattie owl-la
l, Wall street. "3le a. m.-—-The tonc‘of
itbe market was decidedly feverish at
the opening under the. influence of
heavy realising and the opening ad-
vance in the trunk lines mocks. Penn»
syivnnln opened up a point but reacted.
V, and Baltimore and Ohio preferred?
alter opening unchanged. sold down "l
much. Elsewhere. In the. list some
sharp gain: were recorded. notably in!
Manhattan and Sugar. which rose a!
point and Lacede gas two. Leather
IIvan forced down llfi on heavy offer-l
n
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M" street noon—The temper of
speculation improved somewhat. but
there were no conspicuous gains In the
standard railroad stocks. American
Linseed preferred and New York Air.
Brake. use an In and 2 points respec-
tively. General Electric. Mlnneapolls‘
and St. Louis and Ann Arbor preferred'
ran 0! $5 a 2%. Mather was very er-
ratic on a point range. but operations
In other specialties were unimportantl
An inquiry for Iron Mountain fours
lifted them it. but other bonds moved
narrowly. E
Wall street. It a. m ~Proilt- taking
became. oultc general and the down-i
ward movement was aceleratcd by a
fall In leather to ll. Trunlt llnc stocks.
were the several stillerers otherwisc..
but some at the high- priced lnduatrials
'uluo yielded sharply. A demand for‘
many of the minor railroad stocks In-I
. eluding Chicago. Indianapolis a Louis-l
ville. Colorado Midland preferred. Kan-v
ans City. Pltsburg & Gull and Chiago‘
Great Western preferred. and deben-'
lures listed from I a 2% checked the}
decline. Lac-ode Gal rose four pointsl
and Pullman imprmed lit All recur-l
eriea In the general market were alight’ '
and speculation became feverish by the
close of hour.
Wall street. 1 n. m.—-The markatl
generally was dull and heavy and in-i
Itoreat was conlned to minor stocks. '
. Standard Rope. American Linseed,
Stocks. Chicago. Indianapolis andl
Imlsviile preferred and Chicago Ter—i
miunl preferred rose from i to 2%. I
Wall street. 2 p. m. —-tlome of the us- I
ualiy obscure stocks which had mov-;
ed widely. ruled below the best. but
:‘l‘oledo and Ohio CentraL common and
preferred were adtanced I a 3 points..-
l'l'hcre was nothing else In the market.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
I
Reported over private wire of I. A.
Bohme. eommI-ion broker. 5 Masonic‘
Building. Wall M city. Telephone;
I
II “York. Novelunart'll. use i
Opt-Kin Low 1.4!) j
“canon. 57!. ’
“MOWIII ti 0‘,
Amount“). Viv. tile
Ankh-ace its}; its}; m was
awa- an. an; 2m 23;;
AM“ Oh; I“ I em:
mostly-“1. W .14 lllt mi
oat-slotted. mg Ira-,5 my; ml
manila. m '8‘ Mt m.
alumnae. I.“ in“ um I. I
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.ontsasoattar. ilax . "a”,
lCIeV..GI..C.lBt-l~, tun; «In; tux m '
radamiltaal, so. It: till‘ «In...
"dual-lash”!!! a: In six aim.
tuner-l moi, tau rm Ira we I
lacuna-amt. avg am a5; i575.
MM teat m4 mag in“;
wanna. ,4“ am ax al.3-
ua-asuaaa I); Am.
a.v.oaa.an In. ll ill"
0M ax a?
Kahuna. * It “it Ill 1
“his.“ a“ mg u. :7
Paola-nil. as m is to
Oll- Illt was
racial-dual. 50% am at;
hustler-IV." so; an; m ;
[I'D M.I., ":0 l” 1‘
Ill-hm m. m Iii m:
nun-Manama. ms on "I m.
luau-nuance. Ins Ila flit ill:
man-saw. am ‘ an"
was-mild lit In In and
Mtaaa.”latha
mm
“0 m and
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While everything in the line of Linen Goods has. advanced' in price. we are
still selling everything ill this line at old prices. .
54 In. All Linen, hall bleached. 25¢, 72in. Bleached, handsome patterns. 75%
62- > u .. u 356 7 “ very fina'snd hand-
0 u u u it we some patterns - 81.
10 aa’ ‘ u .. “extra fine'lbc All Linen Table Cloths with bar-
56 in. Bleached _ _ 25° ders. all sizes, price 81 75 to 84 ea.
63 . .. all linen. 37“”: 5-8 Napkins, all linen',‘3l, “.25, 81.50,
63 it I. It 480 . 31-75, '2“).
3-4 H 05 ll ‘1 25 t0 ‘2 w
In this department we can furnish
for prepar-
ing the Thanksgiving Dinner—all kinds
of Cooking Utensils as well as fine China
and Glass Ware for setting the table.
Fine Dinner and Tea Sets.
Fine Cut Glass and Fancy China.
'Honsefurnishing Department.
Fine line of Carvers and Table
Cutlery
Fine silver Knives, Forks and Spoons.
Chafing Dishes, Baking Dishes
Roasting l’ans in all sizes.
Our newline of Lamps is now open.
All the latest styles are shown.
The best makes of Oil Heaters.
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45 and 47 West Washington Street.
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Kaleidoscope.
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Something New
I
i at [VIII Turn
The Finest Department in the store ,, L:
is our
Cloak and Suit Department
$321391 doz. Skin
I
ght and cheerful and filled with the
st productions in J ackets, Capes and
kirts for Ladies.’ Misses and Infants’
wear. ‘
This department 13 in charge of skilled
garment makers, who will alter gar-
ments for you while you wait, free of
charge.
Any one having a jacket or skirt that
does not fit we will alter for you, as we
can blame no one for having a fit who
has a garment that is not satisfactory.
We will ofler as a special inducement
the coming; week two’ down Skirts,
made of stylish goods. in the most ap-
proved fashion. , ‘
worth $3.98
“‘ $2. 75
The New, Store,
Means
Success
Hustle. ~
Mahackemo flotel Block. So. Norwailt.
[ lorrill Blatant College
Students avataught how I I
Huatle and Succeed.
and the training deal- It
; The iii-SST Mahala. The Blis'l' Tsar-hm
, and the am Panic-watt” oi? red.
Sand forlata'at cw, 1:
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