The Daily Deadwood Pioneer-Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • Page 1

IMES ER-1 DEADWQQDrS. D7( BLACETHIELS) FRIDAX MOUNtNGrDisCEMBER I TEAR. porated here to control all the plants in the entire country. Its capital, is ACCUSED OF TREASON 160,000.000. On account of Mrs.

Snoers sickness I have concluded to dtocn tlnue my Jewelry business har, as our (family physician In Chlcagj has, 1L0CCUPY HAYA1IA I ilsericans Will Take Pos-tjjjjjon Before the Date HAVANA STREET CAR FRANCHISE, A Combination Has Been Made to Get Aguinaldo's Chief of Staff Is In the Custody of the Unl- teri States Authorities Control of It, advieed as that the climate here is loo severe for her, ana 1 will fro this date on sell every article In the store at 'Jostr until lie entire stock Is sold. Call and get my prices and be wmvlnced. A. F. SNYOEP.

651Main Street, South' Dakota Toronto, Canada, Dec 15. (Special) Agreed upon A party of local capitalists has com' lined to make an offer for the entire Havana street car franchise. Several He ire Proving Them- Will be Tried by Court Martial on the Charge 'of Treason. Millions are represented in the deaL i STARVING SPANISH SOLDIERS. i inraoabie or neep- Sale Down Riot Closing; Out They are Returning Home in a Starv ing Condition.

London, Dec. 15. (Special) Madrid D. Dec. 15.

(Special) OF THE LARGEST STOCK OF dispatches assert that thousands of administration clr- a tie government is strongly Spanish soldiers have returned from Cyba and are literally dying of hunger in the streets. The government owes btveral million dollars in back pay Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry tttfil tha Question of occupying January 1, the date cious treatment Doctor Thoiua; Hunter, ia rapidly regaining h's health and to thought tbaFwlthii the ieVt few day he will be able to put a shoe upon his swollen foot Mr. Herrmanu Is still Buffering from erysiselas and, though his face ia considerably pollen, will be out within thenext few days. Mr. Herrmann has had a very bard time of it, being unaccustomed to confinement and bis illness has been just about as much as he could bear, Word has been received to the effect that Gene Starner, one of the original lfxaors- of Ragged Top, can not live and hid death Is expected to occur at any time.

He is at present tn Chicago having been removed to that city from hid old home near Vincennes, where he had spent about a month. He is said to be very despondent, and does not want to give up his splendid prospect in We. 50 CALENDARS, The most useful, as well as the mo3t rovel calendar of the season has been gotten out by the Stearns of Purer Main street. It is a neat four page heavy card board folder. The outside rages are Illustrated, the Inside pages have a calendar and needles for all r'irposes.

There la a paper of Sharpa' gold eye needles, the best In the world, motto, worsted, silk, wool, tape, arpet and shoe button needles of several lengths and sizes. These calen-6xrs will be distributed in a few days, probably with the Morning' Ploneer-Tlmes. Look out for them preserve them, on the center table, In the work basket or on the wall. Calendars for 1899 are being distributed, and they are up to the usual standard 4n- degnand. axttaUcJnight One of the plainest In appearance, and yet the most difficult" of execution os '-d jdoil Diaorders there are be- Manila, Dec.

15. (Special) Col. L. M. Jobnaon, chief of Aguinaldo's staff and a former resident of Honoluluwaa ar-i opted today by the United States authorities' on the charge of nigh treason.

He will be tried by court martial. Johnson Is. charged with smuggling 40,000 small arms, and tour Krupp gun' Into the Island for the use of the insurgenta. 0 r. IMPROVED WINDOW LIGHT.

fend Is unable to meet Its obligations to frequent that the admlnia- Sterling Silver Novelties. THE NIGER "TREATY. impressed wun ine inaoiuiy le Spanish authorities to cope with illation. The government Is de-isti that riots must cease without Paris, Dec 15. (Special) The for 6'Rn office has announced the post ponement of the Niger treaty for bIx JEWELRY HILLS GOLD months, England acquiescing.

CHICAGO ALTON SOLD. 18 SIZES New York. Dec. 15. (Special) The sale of the Chicago Alton railroad 5R PICQUART'S RELEASE, ml Application has Bfeen Made by the Prisoner.

Dec. IS. (Special) Col. iw.tormally applied for a re-V tram custody. The War minister Wtmsldwlog the application, llwllnder says it will be decgided twenty-four hours.

Demoa- to the Michigan Central has been con- finned in this city. BOSS GOLD FILLED CASES Elgin Movement from $7 up. Ladies Solid Watches from $14 np to $40. LIEUTENANT R. B.

HOrVELL, Lieutenant R. B. Howell has return cd to Dead wood after having spent iM are tareatening wulcnever over six months "In the United States uevy during the war with Spain, and to decides. a Asl MX Is going to make this bis headquarters i Lorgnet Chains RcgUIHf Price ASKS ITALIAN AID, lor the time beieg, at' least Lieut Mr. Goldberg add Greatly to the Conveniences of His Store, In the rear end of the.

addition that has been built upon. J. Goldberg's gro-ctry store have been placed two large l.uxfer prisms, which are upon the old maner of window Ughts for places where an economy must be made in the matter of light, tfl that they It back Instead of uropplng It directly upon the floor. The glass Is ground In sections about icur inches square so that the Inside la cut Into prisma. The eye can not ee through it, but It Is not intended for that purpose.

As an Illustration of what it can do, the two prismatic windows In the rear of the addition to Mr. Goldberg's I Moire put the light upon ih partition that separates the new rart from the old, a distance of 60 feet, almost as brightly as within 20 feet of Le windows, and Jt lights the celling tU 'the way, ordinary window glass would not throw the. light one third of that distance. The effect of the prlams is that of a great number of small reflectors. The prismatic $1 50 Howell spent the greater part of the it Plea from Spain Against the sale-price $1.50.

Cuff Hut-tons 75c io Child's Mugs from 75c up, )ast winter In Deadwood, and It Will the B. M. calendar in solid colors of bronze red, black and whiterThe be remembered that he delivered lecture in the Olympic club in this city last spring upon naval mattrs, modern and ancient, at a time when every one A printing looks simple and easy) but enly those If hind the wf nes know that only -the most skilled workman could do It The Eikhorn Issues a more i)a8hy calendar, with bronze green for a hack ground, finished In red, white and black. The effects are striking I Carlist Movement. (JH4 Dec.

15. (Special) A note sent the Italian government 31 it to watch- Don Carlos' move-f thereby prove" friendship 4 Spain. The army is slowly Sim la the provinces of Navarre line, supposed Carlist stroug- I TO IMPORT LABOR. wa anxious to learn as much as possible of that He left Ihls iity about the middle -of April andwent directly to Washington, V. where DBADW OOD.

ind pleasing, and while its execution took an-examination for a commis 5. "ookp difficult, it is dead easy. The Griffith Hardware company sends ont sion In the navy, in anticipation of the a rich little calendar, the picture representing the new year, a cherub; dal coming war He was a graduate from Anapolis naval academy, and had seen several years' service in the navy after glass comes high, end the two windows lying with the thin gray locks of the graduation, but be had been out of put in by Mr. Goldberg, perhaps 4x6 old yar, Father Time, It has an oil i fwt each, cost him the service twelve years, andL had paid The Pioneers of 18T6. I a io ting effect.

Mr. Goldberg Is having an extension of Men. in Oregon Timber Regions, riad, Oregon, Dec 15. (Special) fa great scarcity of common the timber regions of the la reported that arrange- little attention to the subject. However, he passed the examination, and built upon the rear end.

of his store that will more than double his floor was given bis commission with the rj PROGRESSING NICELY, The excavation for the new Balti ZOELLNER BROS. 1(1. same rank he would have held had he epace. It la 60 feet In length, two dories high, and the width of the old remained the navy, that of junior being made to Import sever itore. The' ceiling of the first story more Deadwood stamp mill at Gay-ille are progressing nicely, and It is expected to have them ready for the lieutenant, being assigned to the wad from the east.

is considerably higher than that of the Fralrle, an auxiliary cruiser. 647 Main Street. foundation by the last of next week. RAILROADS IN CHINA. Ills ship cruised off the coast of New England until the middle of June, after old store, but it is Mr.

Goldberg's intention to raise the celling of the first part, then tearfut the partition of home of the machinery for the plant Las been hauled up to the site of the Engineer Makes Investi Clearnce Sale A Successful January C'eivera's fleet had been located, and It became known that Boston and oth the old building and make one large mill, including one of the boilers and Ptions to that End, the smoke stacks. The mill Is beingl built for stamps, although ifi3 ower, Dec 15. (Special) Harry fin i ai i 1 room." The new extension Is up, uud it orilr reniains for the. plasterers and painters to complete their wort. When It is finished be is going to move ir os of bis stock back and' then tear Eiaieu max put ten will De put in to ptart with: A good sized force of mei 7' 1,1 American engineer, has re-L Chln where hr went to the feasibility of building ano uoys is at work on the ground, and this rather is favorable to that kind cf wiroads for a New York syn out the old front of the store building and put in one of pressed brick and work.

er New England towns. were In no lm-vutdlate, danger, and the Prairie was sent down Into West Indian waters. There the cruiser remained- until the middle of September, when it came north to Montauk Point, thence to Fall River, Newport, New York and Philadelphia. Lieut Howell left the Prairie In dry docks In Philadelphia, be sets the boat will be placed In the best possible condition and then sent into reserve. He was mustered out of navy, IN DECEMBER This will require several more wra mat he met Prince Germany in Hong Kong.

The atremely hostile to the idea vraks of work. It is done, how- iveTi he will be well repaid for he has ea'cltlsewi building rail 'China. WECHALLENCE THE WORLD TO rRODUCE SUCH PERFECT FITTING ASD SUCH PERFEfrr een in cramped quarters with his bus iness for years. 118. BRICE DEAD.

a nd received his discharge last week. TRIO ORCHESTRA ENTERTAIMENT READY-TO-WEAR. DID MAN MKE GOD OR Did God Make The above title Is the of a lecture to be delivered in this city Saturday evening. December 17. Thejeo-ture is by Dr.

John P. D. John, for years the president of be Pauw University, one of the most noted educational institutions is the United SUtea. He has seen an experience that HlHomelnNew York after The Entertainment at Wopera Houm Overcoats and Suits should prove of value to him. His examination at the outset was rigid, and Short Illness.

Dee. IK Last Evening a Success. only one who had been through- the Tin S. Brtce died here tola r.aval academy could have passed it The Deadwood Trio orchestra gave an excellent entertainment last night It was especially hard In astronomy, electrical and mechanical engineering, The lecture is an answer to the teach in the new Deadwood Opera house, and it was well patronised, as It fully AS OLR FAMOUS UNION MADE CLOTHING Men's Business Suits $6,50, $7,50 $10, $12, $15 -Double Breasted Blue Serge Suits, Stin Pacing navigation and deviation of compass. HT BRYAN SAYS.

Ings of Robert G. IngersolL It Is bas Ho felt a little timid concerning the ed upon a synopsis of the published lectures of this famous. agnostic, the duties that he knew would befall an deberved. The entertainment opened with a short concert by the orchestra, consisting of some first-class music, Ouestien will be the Issue rfflcer of his station, as he was sup synopsis being examined and and ap 1900, 1 1 Better Value yet, $17.50 pr Suit there being five number a foil "A Night In New "II rova- posed to get on the bridge and. assume responsibility for the ship during his proved by Mrj Ingersoll himself.

jp.c.tDec15.(SpecU1) jjt. jonn is pne or the most eloquent Among our: Men's Cutaway Frock Suits you will watch, and that was a place he had tore," violin solo by Mr. "Jol- 1 Bryan ia here. and Voglral Jodturera upon tie plaUorm today. His Hst of testimonials em wv-1ccuie-e'Tlrtr- j-- money question wlU UM lann ioaa brace he leading dalles In Pittsburg, veeset of 7,500 tons, and carried S00 men and eighteen guns.

On board tSat vessel he saw about all there was to be tal Beach- Polka, a tro-nbone aolo by Mr. Mullen; "Bohemian Girl," cpera. This part of the affa'" was certainly Washington, $. Cincinnati, Chica i.ilEKCY LEGISLATION. go, Indianapolis, Terra Haote, St Panl, Minneapolis aid many other American teen In the West Indian waters, and he fine, and was appreciated by a good It is Goinigr to be a Great Christmas.

ARE YOU WITH UK STi will sell roil sensible Christmas Gifts Hand- Umbrellas, Ganes, Suspenders, Etc. ROBES, AND VALISES. HATS AND CAPS. Louse, the balcony being filled. touched at nearly all of the principal Canas of the Reoub- cities.

He is without doubt the ablest The chairs were then-removed from pclnts in the Antilles. He was as far the first floor and if fouth as ten degrees north of the equator. About thirty-five couples participated public 'epeakef ever brought to the Black'' Hills. Besides this famous lecture, which- has created such a stir In eastern cities. Dr.

John will deliver a second lecture entitled "The' Worth of In that part of the entertainment aud He arrived In Deadwood Wednesday', the most fashionable people of the ciy but. he went out to the Horn Blende I The crowd was Just large enough to mining district yesterday, and did not get hack until In the evening. He is DUD PRICES DO TTffi TALKINd. ZOELLUER DROS, GO. permit dancing hi comfort A InncU here of the Hots.

Dec (Special) toadnTr tte hxu leads st trust haa been incor ftand stood in the corner of the housn mining and hydraullo engineer, and A Man." This lecture will be delivered Monday evening. Dee. 19. A rare treat is Just ahead of the people of Deadwood. Tickets at popular prices Further particulars later.

where -fruits and confectionery were expects to engage la that profession from now on. He certainly comes back rold for the benefit of the dancers. The "danerlasted until -ortly -after looking finely, and as though he had -e4TSIalir StrDead-srood, 3 hldnigat ocf suffered by his experience Tn Music Doxea at km prices at Colonel Will under tho Judi- war..