The Wellington enterprise. [volume], December 27, 1899, Image 1

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WELLINGTON, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, DECE3IBEB 27, 189?.
NO. 52
THIRTY-THIRD YEAR.
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P EDUCED PRICES g
A WEEK'S FIGHTING.
umi . aibfokd DcacBiKU
thilum nim
ON OUR STOCK OF
Storm Coats
and Ulsters.
February 1st, we will take our an
nual inventory, and before that time, it
is our intention to dispose of every Storm
Coat and Ulster regardless of cost.
Because of the continued mild
weather during the past three months
there has been but little demand for
these heavy coats. Colder weather will
surely come, however, when you will
feel the need of a "cold-resisting" gar
ment. It will pay you to tate advan
tage of this special sale and supply your
self for future needs. Come quick while
the assortment is good and any size may
be had.
DAUOHERTY,
HELM AN & CO.
TO SHOW
OUR APPRECIATION
And make some return
to our patrons for the
Very large holiday bus
iness Tven us the past
week
WAITERS & GRIESINGER
Will make a mark down sale on
all holiday articles left over,
giving our customers a chance
to purchase New Year's Gifts
at very low prices.
THANKING our trade for the
cordial way they have treat
ed us, we shall endeavor to
give. you all the best of goods
at the very lowest prices for
the coming New Year, 1900.
SATURDAY FLYERS.
' We will place on aale on our center tables
nine well made Black' Jackets which C
sold for $6 and $7. - The Price 1 7
For Saturday only. .
500 yds. Bleached Shaker Flannels for Sat-
urday 4 cents.. Just the thing for night rob-a.
WAITERS &
GRIESINGER.
ONLY EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS STORE.
bMh Haw IW STUplm Was -swtae
la Several l-l I I II Eacac-
! Which as. lf Baft
Ma Taah Tmtt Daat af Cilnil
aaas.
' gent ia tbe Kort hern inmebe. He 1
j Filipino &d slang the railroad, tarn-j
ing rice mill, Icring up lite tracts!
and obalrening all they knew how.,
Tbey finally look refuge in Ibe eJurrh ;
of Maiinta where thej made a stand, j
The American troops eooimg cm Ike
ran however aad Malinta was taken by
lit, the rebel continuing to retreat
toward Puio destroying as the went.
A they fell bark the insurgent wrote
op into comparatively small bodies, ao
Us days fighting reailj aeries of
amaU battle.
The Second Oregon found it work
eat Ml foe it by UuxAaai FHrpinne
west of Malinta. These came from Mai'
iboa and maned (bur rows of trenche.
they did hot ibool a well a Ibe crowd
thai faced Wheatua and abondoned
their trench within aa hour.
The Oregon regiment hut one killed
and fin wounded. The. Filipino dead
have not been counted, thoujrh a Ban
ber of bodiea were fouod in tbe
treneiuv.
The third artillery with two gnu
from Utah and supported by the Kaa-
taa troops, also eame against some of
tbe intrenched rebels. Tbe Anserieaa
low was confined to a few wounded
Tbe bodiea of Etc Filipiaoa were in tbe
treoebe and tea or a dozen wen
eaugLt 13 aa angle and taken prisoner.
vTte roefs ar gtiiDg no rast. Ceo.
Mae Arthur's division is advancing
aloB2 tbe torn up railroad toward
Polo ahead, often we can tee tbe bJav-k
soKifce rising from the burning town.
Tbe ir.nirgents realizing tbat tbey
eoald not bold tbe Polo and alarmed
at tbe Barrow escape tbat tbey bad
bad from bring caught ao a trap tbey
are getting hark toward Molulus aa
bat aa tbey eaa go.
The country to tbe northward over
which MacArthur had to go in order
to cot them off it a country tbat ahso
latly torbtd rapid nsuveme&U a&d this
soecea of such a masoerare to tbe
fact alboe, the escape ot the Polo gar
riaun is attribalaMe.
One of the sad eaaosJttes waa tbe
death of tbe Prince Lowenstun
who was formerly a vukoleer aide on
Gen. Miiler staff. Be waa xirmiag
tbe artier
eagerness to see it ail, earn oat octOf
tbe Brirg lines. He was ieMaai!;
aa I I i kVHu
l!alfs the fcxxi more dlkiou5 end wtioSesocne
daa
Cam
killed. Hi German companioa
wonndMi by the fame roily.
Amos; tbe priaooen taken today
waa a Spaniard a Jse deoiea that be
waaiakg say purl in tbe guc bat :
iakeld with the FJibiao
Tbe following letter from Lewis
H. Aabford. of tbia city, most bare
had an eventful exprrieoee. Altboogh
written on March 28, it did not reach
bis parent here until last week. Sat-
orally they are wondering where it
eoald hare been all these month.
Altboogh ten month old, it ttfll i in
teresting aa describing thrilling errata
in which bis own ai Gen. W. S. ilet-
eair regiment participated. Arthur
Hollenbaeh whose, death waa sanoone-
ed last week, waa a member of Mr.
Ash ford's regiment The Twenty-ee-
ood.
Manila, March M, 149-
Polo is in flames aod tbe hiffi rebel
who constituted it garrison, are in re
treat to rejoin Agmnaldj' main col-
omn of insurgenf at Maloloa.
Tbe town of Maliata, beyond tbe
Toliahai rirer. was taken by Gen.
Wbeaton's dirision. Tbe fighting
harp all day, aod today' battlefield k
carpeted with the insurgent's deal
Our own losses was comparatively alight
though among tbem is CoL Harry C.
Egbert, a hero of two warm. Tbe plan
to eat off tbe 5.0QO iDsargenu in Polo
from Againaldo in Maloloa, failed by
roughness of tbe ground and the thick'
ef the j angle, which prerented
Gen. Mac Arthur from getting far
enough around to tbe north of Polo to
shot the enemy in. We bare to be
contented with a victory consisting of
oor baring drireo the enemy from his
position and killing several bond red at
a cost to oarseWes, daring tbe three
day fighting, of twenty-two killed.
The victory in tbif light was a sweep
ing one. The insurgent, thoagh beset
with cavalry, infantry and artillery
volunteers and regular, fought des
perately in tbe trenches-. In today's
engagement Wbeaton's brigade figured
almost exclusive!. Wi:h them were
engaged the 4th, 22nd, 23rd infantry,
and the Cub troop, the 3rd artillery,
and the Oregon troops. These were
stretched out ahmg t& railroad fro
Colocan to the Toliahai river.
Tbe rebels have destroyed the bridge
over tbe river and on tbe farther side
made ' their stand while toe
engineer were trying to
place tbe bridge on tbe iron girder.
Tbe 2nd Oregon regiment
across tbe river, wading and
inc. Tbe 22nd and four com panic of
the 23rd gained the west bank of the
Tuliabai river about the same tine.
This brought them exactly opposite
Malinla from the river. Where tbe
American troops struggled np tbe
banks there is a steady rise of a half
mile to the village which crown tbe
bilL Tbe crest of the rue was torn np
with entrenchment, and with their
eye fixed these the American
nt-ived steadily forward. The light
artillery began In throw up the brow a
earth. The taxgrt worh waa perfect.
txtt no Filipino showed himself and ti.e
trap o-wM ( W-ll huw moeh dam
age was being duoe.
The rele-ls ld profiled by the les-
sun that we had taught tbem. They
'esrrved liir Ere until our troop
i-re within three hundred yards. The
21nA was ia adTanee whew the seem
ingly dVad irvnefeea eame lo lite with a
j-j of Eriig. With CoL Egbert at
tor head, liae 2nd da -hew at the en
trcuehmetits Tte Uregtjn and k,
trips, at the right and h-fl resprexitr-
ij. wrre Eiii-CK :b ctial ga-iantry,
lct they were in the wuud and ssadr
w aeclaTBT m av a Uat furnWhrd
j the sdf ance of the Had. In tfce
walda! bf the ckmtfm Cui. iberf Irii
urwarn ua bis saildle, rhu in the
bdoassn. Clua behind him, stregz-
nng thruugh the gia. regardle
ibe hot lire, eame Gen. nbeeiua and
basataff. rhey bore the litter with
the mortally wounded Cuauwel bark
swat Ike U neraLwbu bared bis head
and gave a aoidsrr'a grecune: to the
dying officer- I am done for. I am toe
ol." gasped Egbert. Be was dead
before they gut him t the rear.
The eJiarge went on until three line
of tbe treat-fee had been taken, aad
thirty of oar men were kilied or
sounded. lAcsfMie the new euaaer
raooa that has kd them to hoad their
fire and to shoot low, tbey did not
wait for na. The trenches were empty
when tbe asm got there. The 22ad
piled iato them. While they were
gasping there from the heat the dead
and wunrwiad were beine; brought inte
the shade ef the treea te be carried
eeroaa the river by the Chineta stredh
ap hawasw- MacAelhaw'a ail iaaa njwL
shied ..IT. t-a. sarreti-aba rtge.
Bfjarat joined Wheaton.
The ai ranee to Malinta
over the Soralkhee rowL Haiea
aaaad ia theSaad aavment nf
Asiaar'aaiviaiaa) arrisad the
KILLS TIIE3I ALL
frE.rntrcYiTC rrrHTi or trtnmx
Ants pra M w.
nallaa Saba aa mmm
raraMa hr th Wadkii
iataiataf Tha
Wajr a Kara Mil Swart.
Washington, ttae. 2 The Agricultu
ral Department has recently discover
ed that tbe application of enormous
praaTire to miik enesosed in toRnpn-
bb- cvul receptacle which are in turn
rar-ed within powerfal stael cylinders,
ed to destroy the bacteria which or
dinarily causes the milk to soar, aod
by that mean it eaa be retained in n
pare and sweet eondiUon for almost
aa indefinite time even while brr g
roughly handled in transit. CB'ortn
nntely the department does cot tell
how tbe ordinary agri. oUaraust can
produce the enormous pre nure which
i necesaary in this ptotca of preser
vation. There would sen to t al
evt suScient pressure on the poor
farmer at present.
J tut now it may be of interest to fay
something of the war in Africa. It t
not genersJly known that the dam
dam bciiSet, of whose use tbe Boers
are making complaint, was the inven
tion of an English reoeral named
Tweedie who Erct began their mano
f art ore nr Caieiuainme years ago.
The buIVt ha a led core within a cop
per aad nickel envebvpe esoallr slight
ly open at it front end. asd, when it
strikes, it forms into tbe shape of a
moskroon and scatter tbe lewd into tbe
makiog a hole
WILL OPPOSE JOHNSON.
eight urhe aero. Again. tSe fear-
Malinta and in t i Ljite od by the EnUh Vi2
tnnstoi it fieri re witacut Eittieg
Itkem. Lyddite is a chmicai eontsist-
! mf eMstly of Pirrie a-id. the explo-
. . L . i . . ; j i: .l t I
miMwun uw mum mari ,
thathia troops were scattered yesterday
had won a great victory over the Anv
to lead his Filipinos
st once into Manila,
The situation now is tbat we are al
most into bornisg Polo. Tomorrow it
would atem that we most sweep by
the fallen city aad past on to the Saal
advance, and a big battle somewhere
within the fourteen mile that sepa
rate Polo and Maioaos. the insurgent
eapiCaL
Tudays actioo was beeatifolly
dacted, thecundaet of the A:
troops was trciaendoasly icaptrii g
uhen Vheaton's brigade waa wading
the nver (the Twenty wnnad infantry
amoag them) the iMuf. is bwiiet
were charaiag aad p atleriag the wat
er in their face, our boys daahitg dp
the north bank dripiag aad without
ive being nam. a:er a small Vrmm
ia Kent. A four-inch &ell bursticc
m agroupof eijdht or ten men will
L l.Tl tbra aTV few of thna befcg tit
by Ciicg frajreaccta wbi3e t leaaaind-
er receive only the blow of soddenlv ;
air. Tie recent Peace
Conference at The Hague attempted
Uiofficntbtss! of these wholesale
asanhceriDg deriees; and I usa glad to
my that lawrius roveetors, albeit
theysre ia the front rack ia produc
ing novel meaas of warfare Lare nev
er turned oat any thiag to cos pare
with these monstrous crareptioas.
The rear-end cofinej two week ago
at Patterson, X. baa bosgbt up
again the qaestcon 'of equJpokOg rail
road with same system of baock ig
aais srhidB will work. The writer
koyw that there are n good many
ytem patented. Tte abiie knew
tiat t&ere are few if any perfect y stems
ia ae. 'use way to remove the diS
eulty is to compel the road by law to
age a system provided by the Iavr
state Commeiee Coavniam iw. but even
the there is no rtaa.a why an eagi-
neer ihould not fail to observe aignals
Tbe Anti-Saloon league baa tent out
the follow ic g circular letter concern
ing tbe candidacy of E. G. Jofaaam of
Elyria, who is currently reported to
have aspiration for Hon. W. 8. 'Kerr'
seat in euegreas:
Cotombus. 0-, Pee. 15. 1S99.
We are reliaUy informed that Mr.
E.G. Johnson of Elyria, is carefoBy
laying his plana to be n candidate for
eoegreas in the I4th district which is
eempoand of Lorain, Huron. Ashland,
Knox and Marrow counties. Wethere
fore call opoa tbe cbxiatian and tam
pereore people of the district to be em
their guard in this matter.
Mr. Johnson is a friend and advocate'
of the saloon interest aad aaioonista
are and always have been his most es-
thuatie supporters. Until recently
he was the editor of the Lorain County
Beporter and in tbat capacity let no
opportunity pass to oppose temperance
amsurea and men, and seemed always
to take delight in heaping ritoperatioa
upon those engaged in teaiparance
work, a to eolanw of hi paper wUl
reveaL
Wa call your attention to this matter
at this time in harmony with oor set
tled policy to inform our friends to
the record of candidates and prospae
tive candidate en tbe saloon question.
It is our purpose to seratinixs and re
port so far as practicable the record of
candidate on this question from Town
Council to Congress.
The Anxrieaii Anti-Saloon League
haa opened headquarters in Washing
ton City and expect in tbe near future
to press for advanced temperene leg
islation on the part of amgreaa, hence
the necessity of sending only men of
clean record Trusting von will rive
t tfcitdae attention, I am.
P. A. Baczx,
fcaie &Of Oaio ABti-aaJooa Laagae.
swept onoveruentge and onto !Bj s.smiie cgsal arm henz
rrMia-rnet:miLU la the ud of n, not caily affard-!
all came vUley after votiey troa the? sice to the enaiaeer .bsooled
Wt. aul a soddraij as if it had beirujj . a eabover hi head and elaa
a Utt ew the 4iO. MacArthcr's j ;&rew a lever which closed the tiro-!
rigit wieg appeared over the kifl:,.. H-vw eowid a ear&esa or isatten
cheericKbteaud. Their sadden ap- tl te&wtt fa3 ta observe soch sig
searacre was too moeh toe tae riartr sk a these?
gensa. They threw down their ne Aaaoag the hue mveattiuns is a vjwmg
and ran. The American foreea in a bd bruaeas psAented br ILL
great tr aagb rasLed after them aad Kaon of Tezavswee. the eeet ef
the slaajhter amoag the fteemg -1 wkjrk is to tern je aa inpntrnt tex
tile. It was a Bjagai&eat (vetsre of ? shi or yatjiirg Sifnt ia tie Lax.
war whi lumi cas jIirg aacg " ,irtref Mirxx la tie broom head,
the crest ef the funhereat kiijanc-a hereby ta araBS of the operaior are
Eg as thej roic. cs. cartxae and reLed frwss tie ueaai uu iadt
rilkawere all beEcaiag (ortw deach, ( u t&e se of a stiff ar laafeuW
and the maohe fraiaatd at a!L Ecenv
bridge aaavjed Martrthisri The Mniaartrwus LeirWaUn-e has
jm grmv M 1 J. ttayaton neswr-lea-ta
baji a tueyeJe r Ifiasa ryifliai
fmoa beano) ta FaJ truer, a 4 Meaner
af i'.'.J nvies. It Las taten Mr. oy-
tnt ten year so yeraurt Vum
aad he aa recen-Ma aanee taa taeaxy
sateaxaeait. fcaroae af this kjad
are exn4 te stace Sew Terk and
Bflataai wsuin an hoar ut earw axaex.
i A raw-.er smm djed reexsslv
eaiarrkal trowbfaa. the oroeeesor m she faeitja fnorttMise aa
BtenareCreaas Balm m iaaaid femrn. I tok. wssn ker ta t& setter iaad n
wmichwillbe kaawn as Ely's Lid " ct
. rauebcac a sriser hn lerverveaand
UtamBatm, maatvawfnv rwd heawsh tf s everVsus
tube is 7i eta. Drucrist ar by mm.l us torwib tree eraSFty en swek
The Eaaaf farm embnd en the) aaedami dJet. Star m vwmaa year
properr-n - the f
fina Balsa ia aiswifT araialfilil Iv ' . . ... ' .
1 . wh uuwBi wjiamra aemg
themsnibine aad does not dry an the1 gnetaUe wreue WesjecU j
1 turn lias as a xraex. siwt&a
within e git mileaaf Malotas.
5 oee ef Lewis mrfford.
Ta aeeiBBBagdate those wl are par
tial le the ase af atoauaers in apcy-
bic Equ1 bclsw the nasal aaaur. for
BRIGHTON.
! stole
watch from D. B. Harttnae Satorday
whise the family wereaway from home.
They gaiaed an entrance into the wood
shed and chopped the door in wilh an
ax. It is supposed to be the work of n
tramn.
Mia May Grundy entertained her
Sandaj-srhool rises at bar home lent
Satorday.
MimGetcheJ of Oberlin i the roast
of Mjs Jeesie Evenon.
at tbe reorrsniralion of the X.E.
Ssaday-sehool mat Saxiday thefollow
ing wereeJected: SopL, C. A. Hardy;
re., Howard Jordan; trean, Earaid
Hardy; librarian. Geo. Erersoa ; caor
iMer.G. W. Greene; organmt. Jsaain
Event.
Sefcool cJoaed m Diatrict So. 1 Fri
day lor a two weeks vacauon. The
teacher, Alex McCoy, pruaatiut eaen
pupa wui a wire book.
Tie Meases Gregj of Weflinrloa were
the gneauof Misses May aad lama
Grundy ever Sonday.
Mr. and Mrs. lheo. Brown went to
Sorwsik Saturday and ruisintrl till
after Orriatnaaa.
Mr. aTd Jfas. EL W. Cola went te SeJ-
Irraa atnrday night, remaiming aatil
MTsadaj night.
Mr. end Mrs. John Itghery attend
ed tie fanenl sf his uster ia Orange.
Mwday.
Hiram MZit and fnaily left tot
Mrtiigaa. Friday.
Qatrai Henry H2a of Cariiale
hare aaovad to the aid iiiilnil
Edaard3n3ea in reported m heiir
ltoarL
Berrrai nhx ri3 begin ia the M.
E. e&urch Jan. 2
Mr. and Mr, a WZkrd aad son.
Mm. L Dewev. Mr. and Mrs I C
rLMr-ed Mrs. A. M. Aadmm and
aoas Bay and raal of Wellington apasst
ttzwtamm with Mr. and Mra-C. E.
Fox.
Mrs. Hezryric; of Fanaiisc OL
srisitaig hardaagrtor. Mrs, Gas
Lcvfcmad.
Mr. Bartbdanmwr and taaaOy af Ftm-J-j4
aseat Mwday with Mr. end Mra
A. McCoy.
F- SCaeiKbaTUm i
Monday.
to! t. saal Jtrs. i. T-,
d xer av jCaBTSa&al, Monday.
Xjm Xiiie Lavruaad. who has
mmi fea.J c&arwrcer. TZ.. 7!t ataym in CUamitm tar
S warren st 3. I- ,4 feoaal irncu Im wsaj.!1?" Chnnrrias at haaa.
5w i tW uoar toasaaxi&cfarthe
The
rwn-aeasees has bMai stssnsv
iaatnaan kea yts snraarid asmajaai
the banana mmm af yeara.
S. A.
It aS pay rw to ase
iarEaLAay Goads
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