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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-3-7, Page 7sEN. DEWET RNO STEYN Have Fled Back to the Orange Free State, CAPTURED 200 OF HIS MEN r•laIlly of ItlIt' heIse r's Fighting Sr•outs Surtehderto the ]doers - Detfet Flogging Everybody Thought lie W III C-otunall Sulrlde C'roriCes to Loyal Vallvem, Loudon, Murc;lt L-Uuder ditto of to -,lay. Gen. Kitchener telegraphs tl,e War Office from Pretoria •'nun. De Wet ham beets furred north "r the Oruugo river, mild is now out- ride of the Cape Colony. TWO hund- red prlsuners have kitten taken- whers, whu were strugglerv, being rapt urcil. - t, "uperiur Burr force attacked eighty of Kitchener's Fighting n ulo tkuuts, tad after t u frit aged fight, in %%hlcb the British mustalned twenty ,astiaities, the Scouts murrebdered." Flogs Everybody. Londun, March Y- 21 a Hopetoun r„rrrspondent of the Timer In -a des- patch, Feb. 27, whine describes Cul. Flown'@ purvult of (len. D.a Wet, which has been continually hamper. td by heavy rains, stye: 'Since Cbl. Plusser's attack at Wet. Irkud. Feb. LS, the tot adore have be. based like hurriwl hares. Tho re- jourt that Da Wet kind varomied ti, e river, arose frum sono awa►1 portion rroriing lu u boat at Mark's drift, where Cul. Plutuer prevented the • er.mn+pug of the mule oemmoudo and "•-""OIL 10(1 prisoners. ".After thecapture of Do Wet'sguue F -b. _i. the enemy were In full re- treat; and ought to have fallen Into the treads of the column twin Klm- herlpy, but they @Upped past In the night, recrossed the railway, mild are ,w trying with liertectg to ro- tor r,rs the Orange river at Zanat tit, but Herlsop; r ••omnuan4o has liwltt od away, the aamPrity having wen dlsperred or having surrendered. De Wet, in his fauaticisu►, Is re- Iorted a@ demented. It to said that Ile flog@ overyboQy, and that Ifas- bruurk, whu @tfil ham It compact commando, rrfun” to cn.,perate with him." Fear litombs Lunger. IutnkN4 Marcb I. -Mr. William fat - - mor War. has learned the army e@td- aretnm for tits DOMLDg financial yeAr. ile Iu1is Parllamest for Lb7,915,o00 of "100k h L58,280,00J will be devoted to 14-",th Africa. Ho •later that the lwu%lmk)u under thin head in hasol au clic an, tuaptbn that for the first four mottles the field force In South AfrlrA will be maintained at fistfuls JdlS4gth, and that there will be a grAdual diminution oubouquently. The estimate du not include swnepr tug scl►enII of Army rot. . The etwou t sir( kbM$ug the British trpe ,u China during the turning year Is artiwated at f:2.1•60r000. is fie W et crazy! Woemfontelo, March I. -Burghers heru express@ the holler that ilia Wet will never be taken alive, and that 11 hu in not killed In light, he will ,vammrt suleltka in the o%eut (A find - Ing Ilmsedf surrounded, lid he known that he W hold remiWaalule fur the murder of pane envoys nod outer acto of beirbarfam. Thu burghers may he hits nut the least regard for any body, even Massasoit, It Its Dow stated by hoer pr mum yrs that Andrlon Wem.,els. whu tuns rnia.tted to have been murdered by Ila (Set or on that leaders "rdcrm. im otUl it prlaonnr. ITh hate lens all talung been more uncertain than that off lh-rgendaal, the other peace vu IV)-, 3Ir. Unit, the nmmistant maglntrate, who was made a prisoner at Cal. V1111., was woof brutally treated. A farmer named Vandermevre, living rurty miles out. Bays that Duk came tlwrt) will' the Boers, riding bnre- Iwcted and half starved, and he had uvea been Bjembokad. Vandermsrwp IMPred dt00 fur Duk'a release, and 11FAnd wished to accede. but Theunle Bald that if fin were released lie 11voul•1 betray their frlerml+ at Cnl- - 11111 - Was appears to he the rea- son for him drp,rrtatlon. Laaald who show unflu,i friendship far the &tette have all been marked down. T%h" •mturder of FAnn appetites W have lanea the result of local spite. 1:ml'u woe regarded am tote leader of t►ln colored people, and several times , „ffered to form them into a town Kmuxd. Hie fate calls for retrlbutlon. ill' gas Buttered cruel momrrtyrdom fur nu worse crime than loyalty to the 111itlelh. Ho wan flrmt flogged by the In'mhlrost, almost till his vitals were "Xim,sed, and was finally shot, atter hugnring for three weeks. 11 i" rvident tint llprttnK and hips n""a aro reilttcOA to the loweet form of briK&W116', retuning •n fikht find nntrfprinK and III -treating civil inns. The rnpmy were provided with ,-si#rtidi,l maps of the eviony, showing nil rontPm Ansi by -ways, And whore water wool to b.o found. Thome rnApd lad teen printed for the Free State lwarernment beta@@ time war. During their stay at Calvinist tie - i" (ch Werider* Tt tKneren ntly Arrived from hpr@were nom trolly Free state oommandnam, but fn renlity they eonalarted mainly of nnlonlal rebels. Thereon, nrr of thalr. t'nmmrindstnls, a -as Said to be A Cblomburg man. ` Amongst- the prisonerp detaln"d 'Iran the Rev, Mr. Marrhant, praetor 'If Chanwllilam. Affbinvlts have taern fllpA agafnat the peravants principally ronoerned lb the merdpr of F.eart. Dreamed ms a Woman. Pretoria, March 1.- -Thin morning A Ihttchman dreamed fie a woman wad sent In here, He wile arrrdtad mo a spy by it prlvnte of th" Norfolk Hs- s'nvpnt, on duty In the outakletm of the town. Starved Their Prlaenerm. tarsio Town, March i. -The AAJe- of the Prince or wctlmm' i.ight tier se, who, with sixteen of his man, wad captured by D% Wet near Zand Drift, were ordered to ice stritilimil of ell their weter-bottles. field 1489@11, site., and wore forted to follow the Havers on foot Mr a 1'mmthy twirled when Frnneman re- "nAed1 them, Mother with an At- heer and flay -fire 7eemmory, and fuur troops of the King'# Dragout Guardia. All thew tutu were furcec SO march ua fuut, anti were girt little to eat. They had to do thirty -rix huurm' continuous watch hts through r■u and #lurk, andtho Of[berr cum ,,,,,, that they wort fewtsure 117 @tutu#ted and unable SO pruusstl, &lid dually toy down upon tits we* teidt. • U a ycllst f"'rps. t%4 Tot{p�:'IIt" U 1.-MajurOwen Lsw1s ha# genu app,,tgted to the euw- wand of t e Cupe Culony Cycllrt Corps, which now numbers nearly 5t1G. Tits corplit Ir uperatingt In ,,arl- uum districts 1h the wasters pro- vluoe. and has already dune etuellent service, uwiug to its great tuubll- lty. tau sxoutlug, patrolling, and but fig advanced poritlous. Another Cumntaudaul Caught. Cape Tuwu, March 1--11ueman, the mull-knuwu commandant of BusllOf, whu came from Orange Culuny with tla Wet, has been taken priruuer. Strike of Native$. Bluemfunteiu, (lurch 1.-A buttit of natives In military employ, have been bruught before the Prov let Mussolini a Court, charged will, mutlnuur con- duct and with refumiud to work. Iu the cuurru of a melee which oechrrtd ou the rallway s oentry war knocked over, and a uativr ricelved it atublu the arm frum to ruldlor's bayonet. Sumo cif the mut4lieerm were dismissed with 1111011, and thi remainder received frum ten to flftoen lamher each. Two thousand native@ wilt, were em Floyod at that Remount depot here left Its service owing to their wage" being reduced to L:: a month, with rations. Their place" were rapidly 111164. Over 1,500 others having al ready been acdepted by the deptrt- went. In the Transvaal the authur- itles pay natives .308, a trnxrth. l;en@rltl Sprult Killed, Blcrrmfuotelo. March I. -Gan. Sprult, w -ho was killed to the fighting with Oen. hmlth-Durrien'r force (tear Er- melo, land prevfoumly been captured a► kwnlouebertgg drift the day belure Ctpnjo's surrender. He was rent &truth with the uther prleonerr. During the Journey he jumped from the train near 1)e Aar, and returned to the II•,,r Imes at Culemb..-rg. lie war recently •tp;.olnted general to succeed uravett, K iW died fit wuuuAr reeelved at Routs 8enekal. , racaped floor Prlsuberr St. Petersburg, Me.rch I, -Among til@ rise Boer priauuerr who escaped at ColoWbo by swimming to the lthur- slab steamer Khersun, uni have ar- rived at St. Petereberg, In Piet HOths, brother of the Hoer commander-in- chler. According to his story they A•ere taS;:n to Ceylon on board the Catalonia. The night of the arrival Of the vessel at Colombo. a large number or the prisoners ba%lug mean- while been taken Ott shore, Both& and his four companion, the twu broth- ers 8tettler an] Headliner and Willy StCyu, rot themselves down by roper from the shfp, and Net off on a peril. nus swim ul about two miles, The night was very dark, and they were able to root Moore than once on the way by clinging to the cable -chains of some British stoamers. Sometimes -they had to dive to aasape the ,rbueC_ vativa of guard boats. Londun, March 8. -Military men who bare been assuming during the last week that Buth l's surrender and 11. !l'et's capture w ere close at hand shrank tart night from any further forecasts. They u"eerted that the war virtually ended when Pre turla was abandoned by Kruger and H othu, and that it bas become Impractica- tile for anyone to predict when the powers of emluranos of rough riders like the Iters can be exlauSterl. One veteran held the singular view that the English people find made a fatal mistake last year fn expre@sing ad- miration for tie Wet And lauding him as a hero. Thin incense, actx,rding W a grey-halr'd campaigner, had turned Its Wet'■ head, converted him into a tanatle Of the veldt, andeun- vincsl hint that lie was another Na- puleun. whereas he wan merely A clever mounted scout, who had tie- tertorated from a guerilla Into a train wrecker and recklemm brigand. While resent bulletins from South Africa are favorable W the .British elle, Mere Is Intense Irritability In military circles over the prolonged and obstinate stand which the guerilla band" have sonde. Mr. Brud- rlck Its censured by ex{-rto for adopt - Ing half measures, lm.tend of work - Ing Out it general at.hento Of army erg culzatlun, and tie 1m nloo reproaeh- a•1 by veterans for spilling the mar- ket for orkfinary recruiting by mat- ing a specint grant Of five shillings a day for Imperial yeomanry. and thereby renGaring c-ampulwtry early@ in the army inevitable at no remote peritnt. Tote conduct of tote War Office In it thanklpsm task when experte In And nut or thr Par- liament Are irritable And critical, And fault-finding IA Ilrpnford all an Inalienable Britleit right. &)tha and Do Wait are doomed to htHnre from lack of ammunition, but they have ancprrled In prolonging hostilitlen tin - til the ezpeti{anry of adopting com- pudiory Military service In some form Isaquestion fairly before the man - try, They hoarse also lttrrrnmed the difficulties of Army reform by errating A feeling Among it►e offl- rare that reputation@ may be cloud- ed wtt'hout it chance of clenring them, and that, while the offences and hlundnwn of {tteffleletrt men fire eon- doned, empPelatly If they are on staff duty, rapable and Innoopnt men Are ezpowPA to onsplelon and calumny without ndtgeate means of redress. aurprlard while Ilalhlos. Cape Town, Mareh .1.-4 party of British anrpripsrd n number of iloere int tsttiftlr near Militialburd[., A4d be - for" the burgherm Goold make thele eweap►e secPn of them erre shut. Sween the River. London, Marfi S. -A dotratelt from Colemhnrm statem that 1,3011 Brwra, will' whom were (leneral De Wet and former Prwstdent 8teyn, mond a 11pnt At I,illlelonteln, near Colenburm bridgio, whore the Orange river whi- ran, .nn.l the mtrrwnt In slow, and they all rroulmed Friday, both men And honon, by swimming, No Glory or Pre111419C. New York. hiarch 11---i, N. Ford cables the Tribune: There to no apnea of overstrain in Enifinnd, sale there waw It year agn, when Lord Roberts recrrsn,l the con- ditions of A disastrous And iII-man- aged war, but there nrP sign• bf woarineSn And staleness In public life. Ilia guerilla wnr still drama on, for the rumored snrrendpr of General fTbtlinwar ppreinaturo, Ani General Ile wet, In officlaf ptnrame, '•11Aw hrrn ftireeol north" -that Is, Allowed to rm- cap► at vlrtnally the Prime point where bo eroamrd the ornnme River In Invading Cape Colony. onernliono at the Mining Filehnmmo harm h"n Interrupted by evidence that INe raiders are still nflold Aa•1 not vet Wooed to tha extremity of nernflsl- f11g w•Itln !Nr AlfrP,1 Milner Am) T nrd, Kltehener for ihs mpnerAl antamiaalon 1 of the fighting borghere anal (lav coe - plets disclosure of hidden @lure@ of amwuottluu. Tito war gues oil, with Its terrible mortality frum enteral fever. There Is no chance for Officers lu dlstlugulrh thuwsolvar, and there is neither Slurs our prerltlie In cud - log It, nut tensely grim, hard uectow silty. It Is like u yrutrnctook spell of dimagreeahle, @tips weather, uud hum dirplrRed'everybody to England. l'}'llr Wr7 u a Liar. LumdOn, March 8. -At questluu live In the Hunee of Cumtuonsi. Charles 11. Scott, Liberal, asked Mr. bal(our, the Government leader, if in 189U the Goverutueut was tufurtumd that If war ensued between the Truurvaal an l Great Brltulu as u remult of the dlfferencer which were wade appar- ent at the Bloemfontein conference the Orange Freo State would un- duubtedly throw ID her lot with the Ilsiter repubac. Mr. Balfour's reply as taken du%Pn by the stenographer wait am ruiluw•s: "All the Information we have un llhlr mubject Is necomsarlly a matter of (TWOn, and Is therefore ocnjeetural in lir character, or etre Is contained 10 atatementm of ex -President Steyn, io which case, unfortunately, It Ir w2ttJaclutsS." • Ilamttlltuu Mets Arrive. Itunrux. March 8. -Tho steamer Lumltanta arrlvul late on 84turtluy night from j:,lverpool, after it very wturmy pastrage. Last Sunday the steering gear broke, and the %esrel roilod beastly in the truugh of the OM until the damage war repaired. The Lumltauht brought thu folluw- Ing invalldot Vituadlans: Driver Pa key, H. C. V. A.. who won the dbrtibgulatiod service medal, lthxmro- mitt ; Guunor McNatm, It. C. .A., Ham lit un • Gun a nor oto, lbs o R. F. t1, C. A.. Hamilton; Driver Boyle. R. V. F. A.. Dundee; PLO. Savages R. C. F. ,t., Winnipeg; Trooper Larope, Al. It.: Trooper Fowler, Struthcuna's Borne. Winullteg; Sergt. \lelfmrg, R. C. It. I. Ruouland; Sorgt. llulm, C. C. R. i., Belie%ille; Trooper Danby. C. M. It., Wlnulpeg; Trouper Arm- strong, C. M. R., St. John; Corp Ooumis, R. C. It. L. fit. John ; Troop - or Troomeder. C. M. IL; 4ergt. Tuy- kir, C. M. It.., Toronto; Shousmlth George. It. C. R. 1.4 Dawson City ; Pte. fiteep C. M. R. In addition to the above were Lieut. Cosby, of Toronto, w•hu wont out with lite Mounts! Rifle", alit has accepted a cr,mmlAWIOD In tho •11iddlesex Retfl- tuent and Mr. ('ender,, of the Imper- ial Yeurnaury. They leave for the went to -morrow afternenm by the Maritime Express. Pte. Armstrong, of the Royal Cann- diau Regiment, who lost file,footas a.reoult of bnJurled received, during til" swath Africa• campaign, was one u1 the pas3engers on the Luvl- tanla. 11. was ho who attended the review of the R.C.R. by Queen Vic- toria on his Crutchem, and wasp num- moned from the ranks by Iler Ma - It -sty. This wore -the last public ap- pearance of the Queen, ■a that upon Arm strong has been conferred an honor atosulutely unique. Mr. Armstrong has. baro fitted with a wooden leg, which -u= so deftly that one Would hardRabw-tsat:-e Its crippled.- -- Mr. Pantry fell fn h;re til a con- es rt singer •while 11 tied in London, null nnarrieti lies ]Danby was a oremb:ar of the trueOf "B" undrua lu the second own agent. The Situation of Alialrs. Lord Kitchener's latent report(' a the mituatiun in Cape Coitus !a 'j Trattmvaal ecru more pronalat from the Brit felt point of vlow for an early termination of the war than any othere yet received. Tho devas.. tation of lite Southwesteru Tran@• %nal toy t;en. Methuen and of the country west and doulh of Swazi - Intel. In wh4:h Ameterdsm and flet Retief are situated. by Gen. *'reach, tuumt render military bpera :bnal of any kind to thoseoojjbtrlcle out of the question fur the rest of the war. Tho Boers In the latter dimtrLct■ arc retorted broken up and scatter- ed. A good deal dep,ndd un whether tree British are huldlng the rnilway lit sufficient strength to Prevent ,tile commandoes tailing back before Gen. French, from reaching the mountains round Lyclenburg. The orate" seeaau-to lampar thfl,ltriltsh meritusly, the rains till over South Africa being reported to lie •excep tionally heavy, with high wind st ermn. There U no question but that the hivaslOn of C+tpa Colony has fall K1. Should Gen. De Wet return to the Oranpp. Alter Coluiy !1e will find the districts through which ho will tiny? to pate tO got back to lila old field of vMratlonm north of Blooemruntain bare of supplies and swept of all Its four.footed @tuck, and the rom• Ing on of the .Routh African winter will aA} enoruuattely to the hard - 9101m; of the Only kind of Cat If lie can now carry on. -Thio oaf chance he would have of keeping tine field would be through tine captnre of British eonvoys and supply tralnt on the raiTtrAys: -- ---- Lord Kitchener's presence at A(k1• dlelmrg. Mftwewn Pretoria and iCu. notipnort, makes, It appear Ciat lie in directing a strong Mockade of the tine to prevent tits Biters• month of the railway from panaing into the monntaine to the north. Oa the whole, the news from Booth Africa In reviving In interest, becnuao of the, prospect there seems of the Britbh policy of devastation effeut- Ing Its gbJect. __ Slrk of the War. Durbin, Natal, Feb. 27. -Advices have been received here from. Lor- enso Mnrrpues to the effect that a 14ortugutsa transport is being awAlt- td there to like tai rOftn9al thn TYl- soners who were recently capt-ired during the- Hour rnld Into Portu- gurea territory. It Im said that the prisnncrs isumbrr 750. Many of the titre-ee,Wkn.tl-40-4ussao4ttt-Ao, the British Corneal, but a majority of them r0ow,ol, owing to the fact that ihey were rebels from the rApm Col - tiny, and f,,ared being tried for trimonn. Many of the prlaoners could havn encw}rerl had they hewn so die- lvos-d, but they gave themselves tip willingly, which shown that t1wls, tiro sick of the wnr. The report of it plot a nong tho prisonerA Is ah"ute- ly drnfed. They are split Into many rlignes.Ferer' m said tip have play- ed havoc with the CAptives. ' Tnere were 27 funerals lit out day. --_— Trado is at a etanAetill. The rtllway had not been taken over by the British, nook thin cnnsen some dim`oaalun regarding the wit- s)mP of the Anglo -Portuguese alit. ranee. ~ 31m.n in feria fur Edward CII. /'arlm, March 1.-A mato wam Cele• [rated yesterday morning in the Ito - man Catholic Church of Ht. Janwwppfh► to time Arenas Bache, to Implore Hds- ren'n blending on the reign of King Fotwnrd Vtf. ntad QnsAn Alexandra. rhp church, which la mup)})urtaA nILA- 1 RPtho-r by English and American ,atIvAina, nod which wad recently roved from eonftmention for non -pay- vont of tnx"a by thin contributions if Mrd. J. W. Markey. -Fee crowded, rho furelgn Ambamendorm And the Pnpstl Nnneln were prn@wnt in fall nMfor m. Extracts From President's Speech To -day, HINTS ON "EXPANSION." lrorelgu Uelatluus - I lie Mn eula of the Quadreruluta-Voliau Relallons- Govcrnmettt of the Phlllpplses- Says a small Purtlon Unly of the People War Agulnal the l'. b. WeslNngton, March -t.-Wittlum Mc. Kinley, of Ohio, today war inducted Into the Pre@itleutlul Office, being the eighteenth In the line of Presidents of the United Stater thus humored. Simultaneously, Theodore Itouaevelt. of New. York, became Vice-Premident of the United Stater. The parade tcua more than usually milliary mud uavul. Boon after 9 o'clock the big rtandm No ti fine of tut ch n to fill ng to r began up. Along lite court tar honor and In till immediate vicinity many of the reviewing slaudr were curried clear ueross tine side street@ ; further down town everything front soup b,xe; to teabimterm' wagon@ were brought Into requisition, an ! standing room and dents were auctfuned off at good rater, The pricey of window seats In the hotels and store# rifling the line of march hod reached un almost fab - Moue rate within the IxiA% weeg. It is rcgort¢d that One wealthy two- utor Bala *50G for u mingle room for the Uay to a hotel near Pennrylv'aata avenue and 15th streetm, while or- dinary second story windows were regularly held at frcuu #t.'5 to $W ana dingle chairs In store w-Igdowr at from *3 up. 1 At 11.40 the President and mem- berm of lits Cabinet drove up to the Senate wing of the Capitol, In the wage of the tong procession of veter- ans. Several mounted policemen rode on Pitch ride of 'the ProrideriVe car- riage, and kept the surging crowd back. At IC.24 p. m. Mr. Roosevelt wits sworn In. - Mr. McKinley topk the oetb of uf- fleP at 1.17, awl tmmedlatery begun film Inaugural addriesr. 3le•Klnle•y's Inaugural Speech. Washington, March 4. -President MCKW4.y's speech. 1n part., wea ad follows: 51y follow eltlzenmI-When we) ursembled here on the 4th of March, 1897, there was great anzi- ety with regard to our currency suet • credit. - surnd order. Our sulrao ldrewunt of I 000 SILOONS IIY■l. IfE�D DAWN W�rS4 lite people will out be cutnyleLanl tau- HUNG I1 tit free Cuba shall "kid a "+alit-, LW a name; a perfect entity, nut a I hasty experiment bearing wltu;:: W rrlf lite rl0mautr of failure." FOO FILIPINBSImi"a'use's Unfortunate 'silt 1•bhiipperres, 11'Inilu the trusty of ,nava with M r wp4jul was ratified tau tltu lath of Fob rosary. 1S9i), and ratltloatlune wrrt -- exchanged nearly two yourm agu Cungrow )est closed has reduced the Coogrwr tar Indicated not furwa- turl of he Guverntuout fur the Phil- Blessings of Civilization for I{opltte Islandm. 1 rhuall ouutiutw the Adolpli Blettshot and killed a w-oninn effurte already begun untll ure(er @twit be rertured thtuuglout tlto fsI the Pacific. whdd, and its tart as oondltuur per uninjurtxl. lult will ertubllrh l seal Govwumouts Templo. In a Taylor street lodging fn formation of which the full cu -op ---- - oratlou of this public had ulready Gots City, Ind., March 2. -Flare to- t ll a u1B1` bre" tswour i u t when people will Sreurugu than pteupld to udwlu TO PROTECT THE NATIVES • later thew. quatlt dkrtrera of our laboring peo- The must Literal torsion or amnesty - have ulready been eomwuuleated to revolver In -hid mouth nod fired a llhc in+urgenta, and the way, Ir still is well employed anti Amerwitn pro Open for thume Who hucu re.lrc.t A (5111 l'rupased In Congress Agialust their arm" against the OOvernmeut Selling Liquor to Natives Detested fur honorable subwiemlun to Its mu- and ubrudul. Jr 'our years ago we stood on the tbourity. We are not waging war F'owr Killed wad Two irmtu0 y agmindt the Inhabitants of the Phil- flurt to is Uatlwry Collision-- Ilpla? Islands. Order under civil fit- feet hopeful that the tremble will be stltutlons will come am noon as there *'Iremru Killed b *'attic N'alb, y' i who now break the punct shall keep It ; force will out be needed or used ,Wurlhfugtun, March :. The House Mien thono who make war ngainot1 re-conreaed at nine u'cluck thlr utero or shall mato it no more. Mn It May I lag, atter the @@erste taken Iasi night end without further bluedshed, and It had been agreed that the two. titers be ushered in the reigq•uf peace Antonio fast�vening,- Ttvr trouble µ•AB Canar•1 try ln?It who vera to be hneule permanent by a govern- Hours from nine to ele%en ahuuld III ment tat liberty under Inw. 'levitated to ugaulmous coument login, - -- lution. ' favor of Almighty 00. The reeruits arrir Mer.) con w'e.l• Nu subw•dlnate Plater. nesday night. They wore given their Rarely. After one hundred and liven- liberty for a few bntr* while waft- ty-five years of achie%ement for man- to not. After billy had been l(pt C90K wall being arranged. while enjOying fly with other powers oa matters themselves Poveral drunk too much PLOTS tirin'ir nml became unmanageable. ably. With no "ell purposte won the cit 1 the l'hinere exchWlut ask ; an. no nation erpatP4. In no such spirit hits tae file Authority, bull most of the It developed Ito full and Independent recrtdto refused to obey and fell\tto sovereignty. we adhere to the prin- fighting nitong themselcoo, V elple- of equality nnonK ourselves, and thoriCag the strlkfugr of medals rut by no act of onrn will we- nA#imn to tien was mc -cured, anti the more ob- ourselves a subordinnte rank of the stieperotu of the soldiers were put famll,r of nntlnne. oho Spanish war first@@@; to author, its the deflomit of huuuo)m cullectet MORE SM�SHING„ Washington were then nut111po1, nm Of tie pilot tour yearm have gone into well as department bead,litartrrar-m history. They are too near to Justify from custotas In authorised (lovern- recltnl. Bonin of them were unfore- asked to demphtch troops. wenn ; many of ll'pm momentoun and _- far-renching In their character to meal rpomhturltyr, sod to authutlze ourseli•eR'Iftl"'f'Rttt'rr'hrth""r vrttw the appointment of Thumaa Lott remt of the world. The part which Stills nm nn officer In the navy, tht Meantime She Away Sponker recognized Mr. Sperry (Con - Knits nectic,-, t•) nave till, passage untie, to American fire, lima been in harmony with Ila true rgdrlt sank beet trnell- mumpenauon of the rules of the Senate (� in Her Cell, bill to pruhlbit the sale of fire arum, Its pulley will he In tooderalion and (Iphum U&I Intoxicating liquors In our- . tabu trtumdr tat tee Poicitic. !lir. - 8p•rry I,ioceeded to explain twat the We, face at this rDnmpnt a moat Ino- blu tuns deslgned to prevent She rote TRAINING SNIP ASHORE by Aaerlcnna of fire urmtand Intuxl- os a to tine atoriglntw of the New rPlat'onv of the 1'n1tP l Statpm and Heb cite. C;uhn. With our near neighbors we Mr, lley (Texas) declared that - them r 1 t 4 n n.i h bill were not eu- r ration of the ptirposem of this Gov- tirely r • core In trying to protect 411011 (;let end Then Hlmmelf-Strike satugta om oho bupeful lu(lueucr@ tat Intozi Lh►g liqueurs, Wily were of Dfarine Engineers flay be not tint Pili Inem and thi Hawaiian Averted-Uutlay oft'. rt. Recruits IrlantW iuclu ad 'f He uoderett.od that alnca the Am rlcan reglins had be - Quelled and the Troops Sent on to gun there, or 1,000 @alwna land Baa Antonio. sprung up In nils. D Hawaii nw.lating Ito prople In the nucresslve where sal,aong barn unknown un - Topeka, Kansa@, March-.-81nce til tha United Stttt,ee had "Dpnevo- lenity aaatmilated 1. kraut. there were Mrs. Carrie Nation's return from now over 400 saloon@. Mr. Halley con- Peuria, Thursday night, rhoe has ccu- tPdtted that offenders uminr the bill Pled her cell In the county jail here. could not be punished. ` The bill war defeated. Asked last night as to tier future Tralnntert Kthle,l• plana, Mrs- Nation said: "You Juvt Kaozvllafe. Tenn.. Marcia 1\'r.-lu a tell tee People that Carrie Nation head -end collision of two freight will attend to her knitting, tine data,- traine on the 8twthern Hall y te- ar usual. I will to mmnehl❑ ;ts iO g day at Lenoir City, Tenn., four trainmen were killuh two to fly soon as 1 am releamed. Of couraw this Injured and several ser%oudly her . is my mission tit the world at pro- The dead -C. E. Madden, enq Inee • gent, and I ntu going to fulfil It to J. H. StophensMt. fireman; Tlonsi) the beat of my ability," Ouibert, colored, brakeman, and an- CnmmonwpAlth on Abiding foonrla. other brakeman, name unknown. A satisfaction to announce that the ��]s+t---- ALka derstanding of orders Is .uld Cungrow )est closed has reduced S+tit *'raucfsco, Cal., March to baro cater titin t(ttfisWn. taxutlon In tho ruin of forty-one Adolpli Blettshot and killed a w-oninn of those ablate the Arnins escaped millions of dullaro. 7W)n there kn,,wn -a@ Homo Thomam, or Ruse uninjurtxl. war dtxp rullcltude, btcause of the Templo. In a Taylor street lodging Fire )treat--% Cru. h Ill. Jong deproyniion In our manufactur- luir. mining, agricultural and mer- haus •, shortly after S u'cluck Inst Gots City, Ind., March 2. -Flare to- cantlfe Industries and the cones. night. He fired three bullets into her head, day destroyed the Cox lottery works. One man war killed and three quatlt dkrtrera of our laboring peo- Reitz then placed the n►urtle of the fatally Injured. plc. Now every avenue of pruduc- tion Is er)wdal with activity, labor revolver In -hid mouth nod fired a The dend-John Vurraa, killed by is well employed anti Amerwitn pro shut intu hid own Iletin, which will probably prove fatal. Dietz is sold to falling walls. Vatally injured -L. C. tux. owner Of ole plant ; Albert ducts rind gaud uutrketr at hut"@ be u wealthy eastern mon. Rotlinglioume. drugglrt, and James and ubrudul. Jr 'our years ago we stood on the ilatutuR �hty Ashore. Elsurth, fireman. crushed fall - Ing Wallis. Wokof witr without the people wtwhlugtoa, March :---Thu train by peaceful arbitration, and that km)w•ing it Arid wittout any pre- I Ing ship Dixie, flocs on Ito way to paratun or effort at preparation wtaehington to participate fn lho for ttto lmpendtng pent. I did all naval dapiny, ran agruund off Mary that In honor `e'ualki be done Ito laud point yosterday afterua,n. At avert the war, but, without aval►. It last reports she watt mull hard and became Inevitable;, and the Con- fast. green at its first 'regular session, Strike May :tut Gu. without party divinion, provided Chicago. Marcia ".-Last night'@ de. money in anticipation of the crisis, celopments fudlcato that the threat - and in prieparatign to meet it. It came. The result tuns dignr(iiyo favor sued strike of marine eugtneera will but tm> declared for the nnviga- able to American arms and In the tion mcaaeuo, which will open thin highest degrcc honorable .,til the month. At a secret meeting of the llovernment. It bap(rred upon gm obli- marina Engineers Beneficent Ague. gatiotw from wl ch we canndt, es- chat Wu there was read a communi- cai)^, and from which It would`, be 'We cation frum the (i)derieh Transpr- dishunorable to seek to eempe. aro now at pence with the °world tntiun C'um an umkln that tiro a and it IN my fervent proy'r that It engineers send cumtnittee to the vorupany fur differences arime bet'tt•een tae and a IRwismanon of differ. ences. Thal meeting will be heldto-' other islowers they may be settleil Clay, and the engineer* profess to by peaceful arbitration, and that feet hopeful that the tremble will be hereafter we may be spared the Iter- overVame without a strike. rord of war. A tiee'»UA ylutrny, /jar0rd. Entrumlwl by the people fur age@- peopTeryle Ch icapppc,, iII., Murch 2.-.1 rpecinl to ,W Trluune from Ennis, Texas, 11fiy+: and time with the office of President, I enter upon Ito Administration a 1 p- CM mutiny among the recruit* en � preclating the great responalbid Lieu route to s� Phhhpipinwt has been spelled. Tha olunceer left for San wb(rb attach to this renewed honor an 1 comm.mtl ,n. p: olnaminm ILII, setroff Antonio fast�vening,- Ttvr trouble µ•AB Canar•1 try ln?It who vera devotion un my )art to their faithful IalozleAted. It it sold several dtechnrile. tint reverently invoking men were harpy hurl >kefu a thC•y we re for my guhlnncP the direction find rubluad. favor of Almighty 00. The reeruits arrir Mer.) con w'e.l• Nu subw•dlnate Plater. nesday night. They wore given their Rarely. After one hundred and liven- liberty for a few bntr* while waft- ty-five years of achie%ement for man- Ing on the tralnm, an•I tlfelr position kin], we will not surrender uur rqunf- wall being arranged. while enjOying fly with other powers oa matters themselves Poveral drunk too much fundamental And essential to nation- tirin'ir nml became unmanageable. ably. With no "ell purposte won the filo oll4cer In charge attempted SO nation erpatP4. In no such spirit hits tae file Authority, bull most of the It developed Ito full and Independent recrtdto refused to obey and fell\tto sovereignty. we adhere to the prin- fighting nitong themselcoo, V elple- of equality nnonK ourselves, and Amalstanee hum thq local anthorC by no act of onrn will we- nA#imn to tien was mc -cured, anti the more ob- ourselves a subordinnte rank of the stieperotu of the soldiers were put famll,r of nntlnne. under guard. The authoritfem at M fMfnw ettiteno, the public events Washington were then nut111po1, nm Of tie pilot tour yearm have gone into well as department bead,litartrrar-m history. They are too near to Justify Ran Antonio, and the latter irate recltnl. Bonin of them were unfore- asked to demphtch troops. wenn ; many of ll'pm momentoun and _- far-renching In their character to London 1•rogrenalcem N In. ourseli•eR'Iftl"'f'Rttt'rr'hrth""r vrttw -I"initm; lintvh Y.-✓P11w wleatluw -tut remt of the world. The part which memberm of the London ('ountyCoun- the United Rtntea bore main honorably ell reseitetl am follow@: Promreralven, In the trouble with China, while new H2; Moderatem, 27; Independent, t, to American fire, lima been in harmony with Ila true rgdrlt sank beet trnell- And uncounted 8, including the city's tions, an,f fn dealinK with the rrAnits four members. The old Cbuurilcon- tallied 71 I'rogremalves and 47 Mod. Its pulley will he In tooderalion and erateK fairness. Among the candldaten e!ertrd Pre Cul,an Defoliants. the Progressives, John Burns, M. 1'., We, face at this rDnmpnt a moat Ino- labor representative, and Lord pnrtnut quest lon-that of the future ►foukewed. and the Moderates, Col- rPlat'onv of the 1'n1tP l Statpm and final A, Rotton, Lord Farquhar, Earl C;uhn. With our near neighbors we Carrb►gson. Col. C. Pruhyn, Mr. W. must rrmAin close Mende. The decla- peel, M. P., Unlonfat. , ration of the ptirposem of this Gov- _ rrampnt In the revolution of 1898 and (icing to the 1•nri/lit 1'o»at. 18901 must b+ made good. Ever "lace the evacuation Of the intend by Toronto, Ont., Mnreh 1.- The Rev. the army of Spain the Fxecutlre, Canon Mockrldeg, woo wen for n with all prnelleahle "wet) has been numbPr of yearn assistant pAe- nw.lating Ito prople In the nucresslve (tar of Holy Trinity Church, Toron steps necessary to the establishment to, and who Imft to take Ht. Pnul•P of A free nn I Independent govern- Churth In. Watertown, N. 1'., dome went, prppnrp,l to assume end per- years agva, lutm been appointed Factor form the ohRmntion, of International of Trinity Church, Ran Jrnle, (Int. law which now root upon the Tinit"d Cann Nk)rkrflRe left h-.ra on sat - Stat" nn,ler ihn treaty of Paris. orday nlght nn hin way to the eoaat, The peace which we are plpdgvd to And bin family will shortly follow him Aawe to the Cuban penplp enlist carry thither. . with It the mnarAntne nt pormnm•nee. ws brPame apins-rm for the pc+rerler%- 1,11110 (410 titri ttrAi ttarneA. y tlre'of thn Island. nod ww ramaln ac- Glwlp.h, \fnrch' 2.-,t little rvolored eonntithle to tho Cuhanm nn less thnn girl namr,l Palmer, .1 yearm old, was to Our nw•n cnnntry nml people Mr hndly burned t rdny ,in Fm Ii • atm, re-mrai truetion nl Cnhn Ats a fret, and U In the fienprml ffompit,ui. tier CnmmonwpAlth on Abiding foonrla. clothing rnught fire while mho wnr@ (fora of right, Justice, liberty and mit playing, 4114 She MAY not roerirer. TO KILL RIP'S KiNG. A! rest of Anarchist Agent at Genoa. PLOT FXPOSED BY BRAZIL MEN. New York, Mnrrh 2,-A special cable to the Herald from Rlo ib .Janeiro, Bratil, says: The pulioe have arrest - eat here two . Radiation, Cecirra and D onalo, who sent a letter to the King of Italy announcing that aeon ' con• spiracy had been formed to take Ilia life. I%nth prisoners denied at first that they knew anything about the let- ter, hat the Inquiries of the police Effort to Get Her Hose, STORY OF HER NARROW ESCAPE. Now York, Murch C -The otpematda- cle of it young wurnau of the.gM ya disliked by Manager Citawherlyfi Lal film chururos haugiug frum a win- dow of the Parker Huumu. head dtawltward, while slho Idly gated at the attenuated utwusphero In an ufiurt W recover tier e,quiAttr]m, wad rturtitug to wally perouum tat tiruad- wAy uud Thirty-atmth marowt )a* Wrday. The yowig person whu Vw oupled the pusiitbn was Elfrelda Mar- eu.,e, w'lau at the preseut time to in tine raukr of lite unemployed owing to) tier refusal te, o.outtnuo to Wltog Incessantly in it cumpany where the mpirlt (unit retuned to perambulalu un cacti Tuesday night. Mow Marengo recently obtained it dulto of Aydtr1,311wits in lh@ Parker miruo Its reliatillltatlOn, and War duly tu) hog with A mtut-Xing at the upeu wt an. wlwo f gust u(.alr frum the open nor of the room snatched tits twittery from tier hand and watt- " It Out of the casement. It to Itself t0 Vilified" that the young wo man did not love her foot in the stocking at the time. !pier gulf eklrt ,laved Her. With every eiidelltre of annoyance, •film Marcume Maned out to see wlhut hal bit 'orae of the Ilmb cataittg and sow• It lodged on the sign Just three fort below. She murmured mumething which was not rutWrtlrd *Ihd stooped, abo sa}'s, to rrcoter thA stocking. In some manner mile had mlgcalcuotea thin Quantity of tier persus wblrli re- malned within the ronl anti rllpAed it few feet further tlwm title lateutted. In ftwt, All that withheld, her to her window was 11or gulf skirt, +trUelt cuugttt cttt an Ir,u abutter bingo at the &idle of the window. whether ]ifs@ Marceline w•re nor - privies) .tar the roverre, she failed to day, merely contenting herself whit the etnimmlon of tau asserted collive- thJn of mttrlake nn,1 walla whlub at. trusted the attention Lit meveral men woo stood on the Casino corner ut Tthlrty-ninth street. wlutam GoJuid was the first to per- oetve time difficulty and hastily tialied the attention of Will IL 91uan and Jahn C. Slavin to the matter. Dick Bernard was spooked beyond mew are and bid his head behind a matinee, sign. The otfinets rtrbed to the hotel %till ()()old informed the clerk bolhind the desk of ole facts. "Young woman hanging hereelr out of tbt window. lie killed sure," bse gasped, while the others jumped up and down and made'fbolimh signs with their hands. Clerk Isidn't'lteileve it. "Young man," dahl the 01"ll, "you appear to have been drinking. (kv twny and behave yourself," ,slid he marked up things tau his cash book and looked pglned. "Why, you ntortuutentu) exempla of olecrtweed mentality," yelled (h,u ld, . ell you tla+ woman will kill her - this -time the clerk Megan to till something tune ibe,ltiattet'atM tum Into the elp%ator and bur - Had to the third floor, acrompau• led by n others. Misr k/n:cusw was mu ng feebly by tills time and wits d rk in the teaturore. f1he want punevd It o the window and laid on the floor, title Sloan. in theex- aberance of t moment. poured a bottle or Rhtnp Lite o.avor her face. she reooverar} In a row moments, and blwohnl with rtifk•atlon ;when she saw the crowd batt her. Than "h„ signified n demirn\ to cope with her own troubles, an tho olhars I went sadly down stair This Limo they did not hasten so uickly. I Jfimm Marcum was not Inural phy trivially. trough It was to masir hsir had turned three shade" pa r near live reoote. Khe would merely mhe was sorry to have caused tw mo tion olid dpaled any nttempIS t louving tbu world withuut oho u 1 two w•r+rke• n,rtice• She w•f11. sen, notes of spology to oke gttgtivinen who anointed her in her extremity de soon us she call Obtain their n,l- dreweem. �IUROER COURT ORAM9. Remarkable Story Told by the Mar; Accused. . pThey-ollond utero they confessednamed- at n They raid that n man named LAve- ALLEGES THE WOMAN'S SUICIDE. chin, opt -ho hncl mailed her Montevideo with the objnc t n[ egtbarking there . Syracuse, N. Y., March �.-Broert fru t;nnna, had planned to put dyna- IItcht, on trial for the murder of mite Mrwnth tht, Quirinal And Px- • Airs, Locygtwtse Fos sir, temthahilt ta l In plode the paincn. The Brnttlian au- own befielf yest�riuy. The prisoner thoritlPs Immediately cabled to told of meeting the woman and of !Game aryl Genne. their sulmoegbent friendship and lour. Tho' Chief of Police of Genoa re- He maintained that their relationiv plied that Lavwchla had been ar- were platonic and there mum Alt Lr - rested. resh,tible nfflnity. Tote day before the - tragedy she came to him and maid: IIt1 C11-WRON(i141y (;Itt1, "Ernest, to-murrow to the day we aro to dle." Returned to Montreal by the New I said," continued Mpcht, "'Im fork (1111c1a1s there no help?' New Vort, N. Y., Match 2. -- )lits, "71(rm. Foster replied, 'No ; no help ; no'Bmhope.' He1Pn Gardner, the young wotuan e anl,l mho would mato all the wM appeared at the Outdoorfloor Doprlrtmpnt last Wednesday and told arrnngementm for the double mulcidw. SolwrintendPnt Blair tuft ■fin ))till I tried to rllsmuttdn her, but in vain. Slip timed me good -night, and said, nomas to this city from Montreal, fins- 'Go to work tu-morrow, on -1 Rapp Ing been married there to W. R. amt.' I was miverable. Onrdner, a broker, and that she had been dpsertwd by film moon atter At noon I rAllrxl. She led ma to th-y rpgintered nt n hotel here, tins the front room, And said, 'This Is where we gra goto die.' I said, been merit back to Montreal at the been s2)tants•'1`�Fgm`4,Mapat►rtment- should we die t' and sho an- -Decamasso C DR, t1/1pf101~ ,N.P., Ill -.4164%4. dwwrwdIt In better iso" I tie. d turned filter, Anasked tier to go to the theatre. She Annwered. 'Ernest, I flag IleerlvedAppnlntmrut mP Ile- will never lartwe there rocas@ Vlva-' I went out and bought something obvirar ,if lit -nitro l'aanly, to Calf and a red rnaa, title (laid- aid:Ottawa, Ottawa,\Inreh 1. -Dr. GrAlin4it, "ll"y" you" come to stay P' i said i.ihnrul member far neauce. Quebec., •Yen,' and mile kissed T. I tobt hnr it T. tins Pont him remignttion to the ,wild hard for me to 'why picot Spwnkpr of the ll„ntor. The position i No f' 'haeausa i go,' site answered. of roghrtrar of the flounty of iteanee i Wit excited and ■and I woul,l not hap born awardemi to hr. (:ricllxntt, dit+ until she gave me a goad Festoon. and he reeignm In mppsrquence of tie "Then rtseurred such n seen" an no cepting tine otrkie oL onmalumonttm- man ever wltneems d. All the furless dew the Crown. - la hell aoiild not equal tier denincta- tton of me end her amnnising crlew still t•1 Hudlry Ile the .1llnen. anti walling. Finally, otte golet.d an,) Ynueonver, B. C., arch !1.- A. d"- hugged land kiampd mit. H))e sand, Are you i' and I rtrpond"d Ppetell from Cumberland. B. C., the n sitllye 'Yee' Teen nhP saturated o hays mrenr (of tit,, nilno disaster tw.) weeks Ingo, way" that nftPr nearly a week, trrM+laf with rhMroftarm and pro re,l In will, h a heavy rYtlamn of water not morphine pups cwnt•tiniom 21 hnm pmmared c(Intbnumvly into ill-- shaft grain@ unit took them, handing alit thn ,%t Nn. •L mini and No. A mine, the vial to take tits rest, And I did no, tank of pumping lint the watnr hats She Ins down, placed the handkpr heRmi. There Are atlll 41 both"s in "hint over tier intruth stud nosy, and f the mlur. bwoam , half-drnsed. i tried to writ. _- A Intler to my hrutker, and anent the 11130,000 Fire Nemr Montreal, night in ngcesy. I felt of her fad, Anti fonmd It cold. f plaeeA th► red Mnntrenl, March B --Jeffrey Hens.' rasa nrran her brunet and malted. in n}trleultrnl Implement fnetory at thn nv)rwing 1Mrm. Wllhur came, than Petlte (Into, neer Montreal, was lhn police, and f was marreated." dpatroyed by firn Carly on HatnrAay Thn rfwltnl tend IlAtenPA to by a morning. Irian Inas Its wetimaled at crowd falling the court rrx)m it was nearly $80,000. dramatic In the extreme.