The Signal, 1901-4-18, Page 91901.
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here 11,41
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t hide off.
lulney, but
Sutherland
Distemper.
Mee en
DT S REED
CAPTURED.
six Boers Killed, Ten Wound-
ed and 22 Prisoners.
TWO CUNS ALSO TAKEN
Amt. but la Rad lehope-1111 the
Reinforcements 11.110 arrIv ed -
Two Indian lienerals--Claaps Can.
utIlres Slay Wear.
Louden, April 12.-Reuter's cur-
reepoadeut telegraph.: I WON able
on • his wit) down, was very elated,
tail was riding a huree fur which he
entered the colony. The Duerr
▪ a time. They were mumetiwee
▪ ad three days withust food.
After f.gliting till clerk they had to
e at n410. the rule. holding their
lite. the commanders, included,
• hi (.1... daylight lite "khakis"
ere nt them agate. .
nee acknowledge tha t their
aired in killed, wounded, stud prieou-
es were 701.1, deed that of 4,elr nOn-
so, the) brought back ''&• ley four
• Vtlete. Thirty Boers were
drove' u while re-cromoing tee
irolge. Whet) the invader.; return-
ed th.•y were la tatters and Fourie
tiol hot We valuable hum), cool WAS
leering miserable.
De VI et awl Mid Mosher,
!dotting _theeresatug aeceuut of
lietury Will be unepairing in It..
oh:, lunation of Lk) Wet as a patriot,
,,, 11 1, 111 'be entice...tamale In hid trrulde
tie lonimauder. Ilia vanity --for Ilw
oral:Malmo of the struggle is nutie
Leg tee' hut an Inairdlaste yaelty-
-lete lost head of tier .witheet.
die country le ' late, and. let it
lec remember,ed, lee Wet Imo person
oily hsen reeponatblo for most uf the
lesolatIon. Alla nerve.. are mhatter•
el. Ilet le Irritable. unreasonable and
rr. 111 his greatest feelifig .of let.
lerne le litre...Add against tile Dutch
vel I. Cape Celeny.
• Poor prism:tors, to Wawa 1 was
talkies, stett on tlyc fluor with a gel
bore which told a tale of loathing
an.1 rontetept, an I be 'tenured me
that the veatiment wit. participated
in to the full by lite into commander.
Towe tile t he Tra as, aster. 100, idler.
la ethioutly a feeling of distritet. De
ly for rocrult to from among the Trans
ta.derr, Raking them to come and
fight like Mee nee not 'skulk. 311 Ili)
newt of their reinipttrtots. Vreou the
date of tho capture of Ift•Wetedork
tee Doer teeter rwinu• 14/ 113Ve 10Mt
a,1 control over hinor•If. According to
own men. ho trot Itterft4ty
them into ohrelleoce. Me discipline
les been ',teener than that of any
hemmer martinet. lie luta allowed oc
one to 'think bnt himself. -"Do- and
take a rifle rind Aga." he maid one
litre 111 tile plan of campaign, "but
,ktect talk to me now."
Feb. lath, Feb. Halt, Feb. 2fitli aud
Starch 150, 1U00, I Lave drawn
attention to the conduct of the
trainee daring the operethei therein
wouktillte here to mention the ill*
tiugulehed part played by thu Royal
Camomile Regiment Ito adv twee tat
the %reecho.. tin 27th Febru-
ary, au I referred to by me In my
de/motel. No. 3, ut the 28113 lebreart,
1900.
It he now my pleaming duty to bring
to Your 'Lordship's uetice the name*
of the following officer*, tiori-couttule-
'Flouts' officers, and men, on account
of tee wervicas they have rendered
(Welke, the recent operation's:
Illeter II. Denied], the Royal Cana -
Man Regiment of luruntry, Alde-de-
Tho Royal Canadlau Regiment of tu-
telary :
Lieutegant-Colonel W. I). Otter.
Cana.11an Start, Aide -do -Camp to His
Excellency the °overtime -General of
colonel, Royal Canadian Reeriment of
Infantry ; Senior O. C. C. Pelletier,
Regiment of Infantry • Cftpt. H. B.
leamioneell, captain, 'loyal Catutellatt
Iltten ; 11,110, Private J. Kennedy ;
7,017. Private 11. Andrews; 7.010,
Private J. R. Diellume ; 7,033. Private
leave mimed to the favorable coifed -
I ve the li011or to be, My Lord.
Your moot obedient servant,
Roberta
Allege.' Piot to Kill Kruger.
Leedom, April 13. -"The palieu of
thee city," says the Amsterdam tor-
respuudent, of the Daily Expects., 're-
cently gut wind qf contemplated at-
tempts upon the life of Mr. Kruger.
Ono of the person'. arrested is said
to hate made a confession."
Mrs. -Crosije's Health.
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hem
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or work theta
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oral' tee. Oat
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rawly see lee
Berman, for
1. Book of
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NOV IOW
=mown, gr
Cease, as ,a Dedham.
Ifeeer of4DP.Wet's follower* hare
tot hesitated to blut that his mind
haw become unhIngeal. And, indeed. If
'nee ie the case, It is na wonder. The
mole territerrl.
I Mitre fell).
Wellaiel. Oen
111. old 11.1
lore Ural. set
nisnim 514
,_New Brilro•
7t1 mod 1.
Nelda teinin
lean at. sente.
eulhave Oat
CAN
In I tr. Conn
ON !Apnea
Mete.) tinetted
%tension Oro
nor. panning
fatrlirr nerd.
Ite;m1t. etc.
Adder., ile•
tension. e
r, Til5onnnne.
18 IN THIt
hro peach ire
w at yeti
Mtn. MeNol
AND 'Mee.
N. Staltheie
f▪ amily. Dm
It def. rime
elect •ndo
troche:teen 01
!NE of f65
1 on two roll.
▪ tv oat rev
sin Morrell
eel e
Met eerie
arable scale melee lest Jenuary, sod
tent the tow ret•ruits have WWI INNIS
to the Trantivazil by way of Illwahop.
mewl, In Connect Seutnwest Attlee.
The correspeutleut add. that the Mell-
ish military ()Metals will probebly
they run into uu unexpected oda-
tutted° in Northern Cap?. Colony.
Killed Trying to Exciter.
London, April Ie. -A Reuter mee-
gage from St. Illeiena rays that ?J'rs.
Croupes state td health lets. caused
Rome anxiety. See ts oenewhat bet-
tor now. .but het mist' becanse ca-
roled for a thee OWIlthiC tu anxiety
coneerning the welfare) of her fain
ilysla the Tranovaal, goal the recent
death), of some ut them. Gen. Cope,
continues well.
(Ile Capture or Pringtoo.
London. April 1.e. -A despatch de -
realities the recent capture 04 Com-
deubtalde rommatelautei horse wad
abut under him. awl he Was cap-
tured by the Imperhaln her-4re he
meld elear
Dave reared Cape Verde.
Hittite's. N. 8., April 12.-A cable
city, agenea of the Elder,' Dempeter
Company. Metes that the 'steamer
lgoatforte with the South Africen
No More Iteinforeements.
Ifondoo, April 1 2. -The Daily Ex-
press thle morning snys It under -
'stands that the Goveruatent has
decided to cease sending reinforce-
-meat* to South &trios.
111thisters Preach Sedition.
London, tintur•lay, April 13.- "A
sierloure seditious movement.'" says
the Pleteruutritsburg correspon-
dent of the Daily Mail, "Is wpreading
among the natives. It is headed. by
native mieletere who'prettch the doe -
incites the natrviliTeethrow off
European control. The authorttles
are carefully watching the props -
gusto, but are reluctant to iutere
fere, through fear of makirot mar-
tyrs of the ringleaders."
Peelle April H. -1'64606g the Boer
prisoners who recently arrived lu
Lisbon from Lorene° Marques,' mos j
lean, Mr. Rabdulph elartiusen. Ile
was ventured by the British, but re -
tug uut to fight again. Sultacquent-
quez at the request of• the British
Cape Town, April 15.--A New Zee- authorities, under suspiciou of beteg
land trooper who was with the Kim- „ Boer „Irma
'Jerky tx.ilumit -followed some Boers
into the bush, wit •re lie wail sur-
rounded, eaptured tine diaarmed 'ex-
cept !or revulvur he had in law
locket. The trooper was then left
iu charge of twu Boers. Watchlue his
opportuulty the New Zealander allot
Thu sound of the firing brpught back
the talit•r Detre, whu killed the
trooper oh the spot.
The Plat to KM Kruger.
Loudon, AprIl 15. -The report that
net attempt watt Made to usiittdAllate
Mr. Kruger lecke confirmation. One
rtory is that the man wh,) intended
to kin tho former President of. the
South African Republic, was eremite('
before lie coull carry unt his purport..
Another yarn, printed in Pare., is
that the attempt to kill Mr. Kruger
war actually ruude.
The Perla Estaft•tte *aye Mr. Kru-
ger wits etabb d, aud that hid
"Mr. Martimpen, ou being brought
here. secured Ids release. According
to renriveeetatione, be was aide-
de-catep to Col. John Blake, comman-
der of the Irish Brigade."
Plague Ceers.
Cepa Town, April lie -The plague
eager to date number 40U. There
have boon 135 death., and 116 cases
are under treatment. The remaind-
er have recovered. •
SHOT OUT THE LIGHTS.
Aft Utswrittets lestedeut About the
etratheonA Rorer.
Lieutenant John Leckie, of the
Stratheoua Home le talkiug of the
exploits of his carps, said to a re-
porter :
"The Imperial officers regarded
the come going guatatere of the
ant hue been urrested. The blowy Stratheonas indulgently. It was
dircredited, pending confirmation. Miele... for them to protest, :Is one
etaff officer learned to his diecum-
Mere, 114141 the incident le worth re -
N1111 ty Utt- ers Killed. letting. The Stratleconam had finish-
Ceitio Town, April 13. -Midland far- fed their work with Oeneral Buller
mers nesert that ninete: Hoerr were division, and were en route mouth,
In the repent engagement at being located nt a station on the
Jannenville. br trill that this is the railroad until tralus were procured
newt crathing blow the Deer Mead- for their tranaportatien. On part -
V tag with the tetrad. Buller had (said.
tor liestorking Farina.
pertel authorities. are carrying out
en excellent wheat., for re-sroekeig
ase country after the war.
Stock depute aro !icing establish/A
era Government farms ln tlet Tram".
erketratid Orange ttiver (biotin... The
thing more then the nerves of man
ilium malts with uppamitiou lu galulug lug movetuent by delta:11in a 'arcing misE0 THE
halt a doseu ()entree. Colored Wit- The enemy, hotteter, me I
Helibron. Ile reports that 20of the patrol, which umlutained a heavy
enetuy were killed. fight with the Braise' seoute.
Thu Deem leen hard primed by Grob:dear still stuck to ids position,
turned euutliwurd to the Ngoine for- frootel attack, the flunking party
tett, our troops. stet prime la touch meantime pri•esing idle) 110111. right
with them. The eueues'e ' Pom-pom." he‘Sill.
which tiler Were ututtile to tuke with
them, was found at the bottom of a
precipice emaelied to pieced. biz
rand sheep. and 100 wagonr, three
of which contained clothing, have
Met Wets captured. A number of the
Boer.. are diamoutited. A party of
about 30 of the enemy broke away
itertliward. but the main body is etel
In trout( of the column'''. They have
now practically loot everything.
Many of them are eurretelerIng en
the Zulu frontier.
Duero 1•:1111sting.
lamtIon. April 15. -In tlempatch to
the Tomes ileneral Baden-Powell is
reported ae saying.that on.. thousand
Free State Doerr have pitied the
ooluetabuttry force which bears ithe
De W et 141111 1101h11,
Cape Town. April 15. --It in offi-
cially announced that Generalise Botha
and De Wet were near Hellbron tat
.1pril Nth, anti met again at Wits
'topples on April lltlt. :401110 01 the
commandoes are on leave 4)1 ttbrent•e
until tteday. ween, it le maid, devel-
opments luny be expected itt the
matter of the pence negotiations.
Meaty Captures.
Cape Town. April 15.-.1. small col-
umn operating from Alicia' North line
been pressing Boer columanioet. un
the north bank of the Orange raver.
Melt thev Met week from
Before irt/itt.ng for nommen.' to "flood -bye. Meath...num. Better. Cape Colouy. The Deem Melted
perticipate la the operations now braver, or 'more useful men I have into email partied, and several uf
proceeding in the midlands, Crowe'n never had the huttor to command." Ute-ev have been captured.
colonial coiner: was addressed by The bees were naturalry tickled .---
Dr. Smartt. Commemioner of Public with the popular General e common- . -
Werke In the florin Cabinet. Dr.* (totem ; and the fact that, while ly- otetting Reported le cape te oieno,
8m:tett thanked the men on behalf bug at the station, they had etolee
f • oode Cape Towri. April 15. -It iii off'.
Melly stated tlutt Scheeperel corn.
of the Cripe tirevernMent for the mag- two arr
tnIficent services they had rendered .traln did not tend to subdue
uni were about to render the Em- their apiriti. Merriment ran high, tufted°. after making a denematra-
Itires when as haughty staff officer strolled tete neer Aberdeen, .44 aft located
over from n generni's quarters near- uortlwast of, Aberdeen Tee'y
by and ordered all light.. out. The were nearly enrprieed by the Brit -
'The BeInto- reement•. men from tVetetern Canada bad been ish. bat thanks t a thick ntirt,
London, April 1 5. -The otory sterts complimented by Buller. and were they escaped. with the loll. of only
The British troupe advanced stead-
ily, but the Iloyr resietance was 'dub -
horn, and It wee only when our men
got to very clure range that the
enemy bolted.
Tile Boers lett a large number of
killed alai wounded, ttint Itetn. Dart -
nen captured many prieunere, ai well
ail the ...Mire provirluit couvoy of the
three ce.mmando)r met thotesande of
t and sheep.
Chows fur Canadians.
Ottawa. Aprli 15. -According
the regulations made by the \Vat; Of-
fice) governing the Of the ,015
Africau medal, the Cu Ilan Infantry
still receive four el:tem: "Caps) Col -
and "Johannesburg.'• 11 Battery men
will rein Ivo three clasps, "Cape Col-
otty," "Orange Free State" and -Sei-
fert," Tic, Aleuntee Infentry
Royal Canadian Dragoons will re-
ceive elaspv for -Johannisberg,' 'Pla-
infield 11111" 'Waive Colony" eind
'' Orange Free State." The li,tyal
Canadian Dragoons will abet rec.ivc
the "114 'fast" clasp
FROM THP,I1NE TO EMIR
Oldenburg Grand Cuke a
Raving Maniac,
S CO .,FINED AT DRESDEN.
mteet be atekel to the long list of
Old World ruler* who 'into iota their
totraint 104 It/1111 tiCe.
the reigning Grand Laic • Ilf Olden-
thruae• wily a peer or 1) lig% 1121:
BANK WIVES.
Two Banks Swindled Out of
Thousands of Dollars.
HE OBTAINED OVER $5,000.
mato of ilio patti2 retctott foe the
Wit -rt. demented leacheiew Philip
of Coburg, (+keel daughter of Mug
laavpoid of (Ito 114.1gidow, 11114 been
041/035.441 *lel educe tite ecandal re.
eulting from her eloping with leer
huehand's chamberlain and the lor•
gory of tho nanti of her winter, the
trio, to -a tputntity of notes on wbitet
11110131 war ohta Mod.
Thought to litive Goue Abroad.
Thet the Grand DULA of Oldenburg
wae liko his fa thee and pre -
month« on thee reftwal of the
1,eghsializrev of Oldenburg 31 comply
with (Ito ekonater Tei* mere:Hied
civil list, he annottneel that Ilk
had impaired by overeork and
that Ito rtoo.11 lti not01 40 rest, it was
generally useunttel that he wan re•
t.olved tette at trip abroad. lecog
tette much fun being made both in
tic? OcrenAti and foreign prose nItout
hi* complaint of ot erwork.
th‘Lt• 110 1111:1111.1 11.11/t• the
greater part of Itla c•oirt officials on
hnif ply end slimeiseed others, but
the.. tvais looked neon Illit.PCly 11 11 I/
111/1 elfetttet11111 iriitation at the
leegialat tweet refutes' to inerrant' ifie
inconve 1.11'11V 1111 .0111 knew that
1)/1 Wtle ri lunatic amyl , and
tioahectiou with _the
thoro 113t4 Well until now no talk or
auggeet Ion of a regency.
leered Reek the %Actium -George
Deal Was Perpetrated -The Main
Still at lairs..
Toronto. April 15. -By meaus of a
clever swindle two of the tuest promi-
nent financial iartitutions in the
city, the Calletlien Dunk of Commerce
and the Imperial. Bauk, were ou tiat-
tuelue robbed of -amounts aggregat-
ing $6.246. abd th hut yet kuuwu
whether other hetnke may havo suf-
fered to a outlier extent. The device,
which was used successfelly on the
banks inentkozed, war the "relying"
u tittleed the saute swindler appeared.
lie was. eo far am is knoWn. unat•-
compataled by courederatels. end up
eo the. morning MA slotted *remit.
On Therein), kept a Young 111111I
represented Mewed am Omega FL
Winton, of St. Johuhe N. 11.. appear
at at the hcad office of the Bank
to • open: an aotouut. Ile made a de-
posit. or Ile0. and told the ledger -
keeper that he wag connected with
a bicycle company et 70 King street
west.. On the next day. Friday, he
increased his deposit. byi $50„ and
later ilk the day drew a obeck for
la°. which was regularly cashed by
tile paying teller. On Thursday Win-
ton had placed en depesit the sum
uf $50 at the Imperial Peek. giving
ehe 1411111 mane and representing him -
melt as being in the same bueluesup
he had done in the ease of the Bank
of Commerce.
C'hotte Hie 111,10 W•II.
rrAIN el SICK AND THE MAN WII0 MAY SVCCEED
rot 01 11 11d. Ilu nted from term to
fa rui..•bliged to sleep miles ai1fty from
1,15 own Runs, never knowing whew...
seed] ammo* the' next peewee. he
toe tree tried beyond mortal
strength. Speaking to tee men one
eao he total them that lie wont!
mile•• the whole world ring with hie
1,Itnt. 101113 would be counted a 11-,ro
iccur,ling to my Informant. this was
.• teen unfortunate apoech he has
solo eelivered. The Dutch mind dee,
not weir to heIghts of fame. They do
not Went it. Ai POITel 01 them paid
among themselves: "Of what une
will it b to ma to call myself n hero
ar.a.da\T
weer -My em teetowt.". tirrobtnily,
my. .1111 men have Weenie
dissatiefled, n.1 bogie to heeltate
teeming ft man wham selfiehnees Ili
leen. Iltel.er*r Speech.
London, April 13. -Genera I Sir
ter Reviver, Buller, speaking last
evening at Plymouth, eulogised the
amistimeo velach Canada and Aus-
tralia had reudered Great Britnin In
forming In Mouth Afriva a third
armee' us," he said, "and meet be•ati-
'awe' to do what lo proper for th-m-
selves. Reasonable conceesionn moat
11", Xv,intert to them. We 'newt not
repeat the -hero, whifeh lust us Am-
erica. The Bret great child of the
Empire was lust becalm. a fine,
Prowant, lusty boy W38 1101. Itillell
.11"11411 rope, rind wee allowed to
think Ode:trent In innell matters from
undertaking is sure to have benefi-
cial reeulte.
Sent to Pretoria.
Nyistroom. Transvaal Colony, S.A.
April 12. -All the inhabitants of thh;
place hare been sent to Pretoria.
Precaution...a St. Redeem.
IA 'el:au. April 12.-Oreat precau-
tions ere being taken here to prevent
.1 polaible the introduction of the
holuonic plague. acoording to
the latest cables, Le mo seer -musty in -
creaming lu Came Town.
A patele notice ha" been put up of-
fering a penny for every rat enught,
kept well employed keeping toll of
the Cepturvg.
Otherwiee there la little astir here
All of the DPW lIttiVAIM Floer
priennere seem well mettle at Broad
Bottont camp. TIM health le good.
For the Widows' rued.
Loreto°, April 12. -Lorne Currie.
the Yachteman, who Is building three
bent." from whieh one will bet select-
ed am challenger for the BeAWAn-
hrtka Cup, antionneos that the other
twe will I/P nold for the benefit of
the South .1frle.an Weir Widows' Fund.
Johanneetairg, April 14. -The an -
an • I Natal in suerenee'l till further mi-
tten comes AP no surprise at the pre-
sent jimeture. At title mement we
ta• ll Retest- eetent home
*Lettere of the maltreatment and
. 11.• tittle Neck we've' nml 'ehil-
confirm/thee, details. The enrmy
for the meet part are now reneuct-
to the dictates fit etvIlizetion, and
Tweet Inevitably forfeit tho ce•nsel-
Fir l'inelon Blood takes command
of hie •lintriet fleet Wedneede.y.
IMO 1tOr fit, Sonde Drift thie merning.
The cm my fled to the hill', abandon-
ing 300 horse.", beeidive arms and
eritilpment. Thie commando le newt
Probably that widell writ. reported
to le. making earths -era of Coleetmeg
towards Saxony mime (lityg ego.
Deere enter 1311051. Orobelastr,- Avid
et Smatleel, and after NOM, fighting
tercel them to retire mod, leaving
five dead rind several wortnelmi on
the flel 1. Ten priwoutra were, token,
nn I nil the enemy'r watromn emir
rev tn. rind nevern1 Oa -maned enttle
nn 1 littera were motered. The Brit -
lose wee ene men wounded.
oci-by the Express that furtit
foreesnerar will uut be rent to
tfrica line lel to a calculation
evhat hoe bees doe* along that
deco January 1st. la the House o
Common* recently Mr. ,t3chwatin atked-
am/tell/OM Lord le itele•ner a demand
for 30,0011 more men, 4us Fegele'eeee
fle- full of rum, twO factor', width did is few riflee and saddles.
ef, acceptable. The lights were not el- train n,•ar Kenbry.t, and suttee munt•
ce Ouguisheil and the (kilt thing that ly burned a good.; lewd.
happened wan that one of the boys (.°1111"1141111th ri-elechee--11-11-1-tirkt4'-
Inger have t•reseted the railway near
from the Kootenay.; ehot out the
ficer'r lantern with a bullet from Conway, 'eating a conaltierable force
ix -shooter. This started the ball, 60111 11 01 IlidlielbUrg. . -
VI "t*il fnlyrinttl, the entire out, Small bodies .4..lieere are moving
lir. lireer•ek-No, rir. • 'Aura lights .011.1 playfully ',hooting They entered the latter place. but
Sir Cherie'. lalke tug): e 1 the number' the wl Owe out of the railroad do- did no harm.
of elrafte on I romforeenionts lauded pot. Th fuldirele of 'Mots faunae.] The general teethe+ of 'tiled° Colle-
tt% South Africa. Mcce January. tee entie,e 0411113). and in a few nen_ matelot -et are 1.0 bleak up into small
Ur. Drolock mil I the numbere land- etch' see! 1 thousand troops had 'metier' and to avoid all risk Id an
ell la Smith Africa piece .1an. let ere stood to no te repel an expected engagement. They leave their liora-no
1.05e c•fficere ant 20,30') nott-com- Attack by 1 Deere. Lieutenent conoenied in the 11111.4 ie•rtli of Ornal
miselonel offl:•ers and men : 72() oM- Leckie moll the thee officers ed the Relnet. After marching .in a tercel.
cern en l •21,50.4 men nee still at see.. squadron were rriediy summoned they leek up frenli animal'''. leaving
ice. Melo asked whether Metre-- and quieted the ma it. Next day the their 11001 ones bellied to romper -
thine were meet to I/0,41 Kitehener. officialie rustled up ars and packed nte. Tito levaders lieve-ao-whaelo-1
prior to tho Interview at Middle- • London, Atoll .42. -
burg; if sr. what wore Ahoy, foul from Gen. Kitchener fern
could they be laid on the table 1.1 the dated Thmoelay, .kpril 1
Mr. 111314tlel 6t -theremermetto- tee 4-wo hours' _hard lighting, .., has . 'dation', were being conducted with
rie-the---Doerft -and that .the_burgliere
would sfurreieler ley tin: end of
...r a I It •tha. for the best of sal rensons. i sue. near Bewetelorp. ,
Rumors ...I Faehoinge•
eistent remerm on the Stock Ex -
3' "7" eltange toolay that peace !logo -
!wilt ere not In poenerrion any'l Pretorle, April 15, General Kitellener retoria, aprli 15. -The Swazi
propticti ho watt going to make. ; report, to the VV'nr Oilier ets followe tiu lien inforrned the Itirrn 'that
1"ln Itabingtorie operations, CA./it/eel elle •ill et fuse to allow them to en -
The Lost beaten*. 1 ItawIlee mho volume rushed Smat's ter to pas.. through Rwatiland.
Lendree April 14. -Figures showing I 'anger, nortitweet of Kierkederp, ut Thin lierielon cute off one rota., of
Setae •Africe sip to the end of bfarell welled -el; and twenty -10v taken pri- ellellIS•
the total losses through the war in I daylight. Sit Boer,* wero killed, te,ti envelop Retherto left open to the
were issued rrom the Wet Office Met i te•nere. A t2-penteler, a perm-pom. Reny Ike have eroesed Into Zit -
night. 1 tee anineinitien wampum, with 111111ntl- litiond, wher they are new itur-
Fee lent month the death... inelod- I non. mid mere, 11,,e001 mid cattt,, reftlering te he DrItigh newer
ing killed In at•tion. were 623; mire- ' were vapturcel. Ger enteialtien Wert. trate.. '1
ing and primmer'', 39: sent home as
invnlide. 8,069.
three %mottled.
l'Itimor raptured Field Cornet Brio'.
Orfirere. Men cal tie.
Killed In nctian apt 8,5A3 I During 'Pitcher's operations- in the
DIM of wounds 114 1,187 i (Menge 'River Celony eleven litere
92 1 were killed. :led one mirrendere 1. A
et peen remeoernise onee.et tee', wow
290
ROBERTS IsitADIES 11. ANAIDIANe.
Names Brought to Not lee of Wor Sec -
The following eltrneta from %Mein"
I, Saab Aherne deepatch of 11:1•1
Parliement, February, 1901, Mow the
treoereee by hes te the
work 14 111111 R07111 Canadian Regi-
ment, and tho °fritters end men •
the premed epecial Peelle(' letttallon,
Who 'have the dIstlegulehed honer
eleerntion of His Mei...tree Govern -
Most by the then commender-le-celef
in South Africa .
Army Tienettninrters Mouth .1trlen,
Camp Peardebog Feb 28, 1900.
At n.m. on the 27th tho Itoynl
Cannelton Regiment end No. 7 Cote -
levy. neon' Engineer., o•mmotiele,1
Ifereut.-Col. W. F. Kincaid,' mip-
_ ..00ted by the Bit itattellon nevem
-suithentieera, advanced ender st heavy
rale MP withl ebtaty yard., ed
the enemy'', defences', en 1 siterroded
entrenching themseitee, with the
Ines et two officers wounded, sieten
own killed end twenty -eaten' wonn•leci
blot part In it.
War Off1ee, Mtterh El, 1000.
e.
Accidental
Tetal tlentlig . 4110 13,734 Mom Again Active.
/dinging nod premnere. 17 715
Sent tempi n• invalide. 1,R92 43,534 tiro bring generally made for winter
driven hie
Tot el 2,599 58,026'
60,6'15 IP
Den t In Month A f rice. 690 13,731
Ievallds nett home who
Invalids left the mervire
no tosfit .. 2,189
711 16,081
17,692
Surrender, Says Stein.
Bloemfontein. April 1 4. -It lo re-
ported that the health of former
President Slept has broken down.
It te, Moto Amid that he has odylsed
-- 82.1,000 Cheque for oni. eteete.
ilelland Sends 11reliillet, Ottawa. April 16. - Lord &teeth -
!molten, April 15 -The Amityville gem has sent Col. Sem Stolle a
etweemprefttlent of the Mlle Will re- chimes for 51,4,o00. is a merit of
itsoetre the *interment that oecret hte. nopreelation of the manner In
peer mine has Mon going nn le Del- whirls the ftillrini 1.01tO1 01 rein.
too thlt mended Stratheone's Horse le South
the t
Nes 't 0 •f*P1Pritftif bled for the IttVere.
.1 3 AM (Wen reepeetirely this one bp on going oft A rented- Mlles.
opera t llifIT. Pr, Wel 'n merremont es are
nret erratically reported °wine to
the eyetem ntlopted by him of laylto:
falls> trail, wherever he moves. Ile
Is nosy reported to to endeavoring'
tha threugh 111.• northeast corner of
Orange River Colony and -to be trent/-
foreleg the balk of his relherento to
the hush veldt.
The mate of the yountry and the
nattiro of 11011tIlItIPOI ell 11 tr, gauged
by the morel of the Cape Cftvaire'
here. After ehey left tentershiarg
Mei Boer/ hung on the rear gicird,
emitting. bat refusing battle, threigh
they mad,' a dant. to carstore
WWI Bei histw'm pont-went
More itetitity le 'Mown in the et -
tomtits merits are said to be trying
neve menne of mining the permanent
W 11.r
Geneve' French'. coleme heft ex-
perienced great hard.(hipa between
Piet Retie( awl Sweetland. They
No Peppliee meld ree.(41 teem eel
they Were forced to anbalat on eneh Mink endeavored to 1110.1t (he et -
food Al the efeintry produeed. toialon of the Doer ebeepothootere
Deenitora fighting le reported front from tits British Mill *thick.
Three Veer.' It prlsoument. -
rape Town, Aorti 1. -The Treneon
Mr. De Wtt, 11 Mettlirr•T If the Par-
liament ef the Cape , three
fine of CL000.
Itels.foreements Paste All Ar\ri
leelemie flange leave robb el :1:0116
eery leech al uenni In the Oratel
Device 01 ltidetioarg in mete elf the aim
'gentle or its ruler, 1ve that there hall
been a et•rtain lost. of trade duo to
easy it 'sloe the petty litetes of Ger-
many tu get along without their
ruler*. an lir ettperfluoue the littler
MAY rege
throutrei ine fired. marring s, it brother-
ibla.w of the Owlish Duke of Con-
naught. an I of Prince Frederick Leo-
pre.e.nt wife he
Prince Cons trt
Oran I Duke.
weer an object of pertic averidon
to the fate Prince ItiRmarek. owing to
111%11111We rtellkeli WW1 Ilk notate to
enable them to get through the Orr-
"' 1111(11:sisni... Rey Ilt•eonte Regent.
The present Grand Duke liar a eon
1 t year.* ',Nage, on I ae hill brother
emcee/don, there in etwointely no one
gelatine I to tithe refe101141011 14' the re -
leery except the Itioelemborn Duke
thorough efieorovite, and whose eon
is about to marry the mister of the
Czar. liter mottimption of the regency
Berlin anti to the peop'e of Oldenberg.
nn I It le perimps partly due to this
that the mental rendition of the
Duke line been kept eo ettreinely
't0I1141,eetatrel thnt hie mete in not hi -
bo In ft petition to, resume the reins
of pet ernmentt
With these preparations the twine -
ler waited for the morn! rash of basil -
noes at the Meeks 011 SIltUrtIllj tit
(owlet hien In accomplishing his
w eenie. Entering the Bank of Com-
merce on riaturday morning he drew
a chock for 510, atel et him request
Instead of going to the paying
teller's wicket to draw the money.
Winter napped out of the bank, tine
by using pewerfte adds recoeteded
obliterating the word and legume
" 20" on the. °heck. rewriting It ter
$2.900. Returning, he went to the
lodger -keeper'', Mier° 113 the
ment, and then stepped di-
rectly to the paying -teller with
the t•heck held In front of Mtn, &al lf
he hail at. that moment reeelved it.
The paper wait "marked" by the
brink, ant the pitying teller without
hesitation handed Mr. Winton
L. t 111 red_.dollitt bills.
• Repeats the operation.
At the Imperiel Batik the swindler
operated itt 4.14•tly the mean way.
MIN cheque there was. drawn foe 810.
toad. t kis. he .citaugedlor 82-653... whir%
twenty-four COO n 550 I 1111 /1
55 bill.
The robbery woe net discovered at
either bank until mouse time otter
banking hours, and then it Mete 10
light in the roMpartatin alsvays made
at the and of the tlay ln theno hanks
of the amount of cheques drawn up.
The procedure le some banking
-houses le different. however, awl it
la believed that a Mintier swindle
might iteve born perpetrated onetime
of there anti ls.• yet uncliecovereft
The el••rks wito conversed with Win-
ton lutve furnished the police, strIth a
deecriptlom of the. swindler, whieh was
on Setturdny night telegraphed to a
number of other Thle descrip-
tion stater thnt leVInton Is a young
man. ebout five feet &even inches le
height, fele and clean sheven. On MI
of 111. visite to the bank lie wore
a clerk Misinees suit.
the telly Meter t
of the NetherIne
Illy father. the bit
Pretoria rerrenpondent of the Dail
Mail, important end eweeping move-
mente are nbout to begin en et
Loop. Reale. Practically all the
nouncrel am en route to Mouth Ar -
rice hrtve nrrived. The army 110W
number's 2e0,000 efficient tern, in-
cluding 90,000 mounted Wens. The
impply .if horse IN afteeptnte. It in
expeeted that the India generale..
thopd, of the Chitral expedition, rind
Elliott. who hive tritely nrrIved, will
have important 00Mmands.
Dartneli`e Dot Fight.
Dnetnell's column, °tweeting Pant of
Veyheld. hex emmontered nevem op -
pollees from the enemy.
Three eertomnaielorm PO111{0 rt Menne
tomatoes. 'there they threw up en
trenchmenti au I.nemle'et determined
effort to cheek DIrtheirt4 mho nee.
The 110erk 'who were ander Lem-
ma:0nel Orobelnetr rind two other.
rommentiante, ricenpied ft range of
kopje.' neer Retaidere end from thin
the British troops.
Poem hotly engeged, end Ivy bold
movement fewer& the enemy's right
MAKING BABY CLOTHES.
lagemoWilheimina Rani to he Inter-
eeted lee the Work.
emoter•lam, AprIR 13. -Her 610 -sty
of Minitel wan. the department
bloke,' (oh eel...entente for be main' In
°Melee. are Silent.
The officlain of both banks and the
gard to the losers. It in known, how-
ever, that the use of the ate& model
be detected when the cheques Were
elomely permitted. The swindler
Mate., end the services of the Pin-
kertorl agency will probably Ws em-
ployed in the Reared' for them
It Mrs note yet WOO awnertained
where Winton lived [hiring th, three
dery he Wog In the (My.
Dauer Cline Ore:01rd.
The only recent theft from a bank -
cheque wesperemplethel ft few years
ago by one Carl Bailor. who altered
85 cheque on the Beek of Remilton
to mike it rfeld 000. Thie olleque
was venerated tend cashed at the Ine-
Pere.' Rent, and 'Abe -cieeethert who
'obeli /den 1 tha losa has been before
the court, for prime time poet, end
IR now In appeal. Better wile captured
+Meetly after the rad -parr. an! wng
went to Kingston Peelteialary. The
eel!' person known to tits irmil pollee
who 111/01 ehettlie3.111 to alter et, cheque
rented eucceeefully Thronto•nnel in
Ottftwa about eighteen or t*enly
yeare ago. lied Ufa eweatted to Aim
United SteAget
. w outte, en Hie Matinees of
royal fi duce' eremites, for Booth-
"myern pellet thin totaint little
or prince's", November.
Queen Wilkie Ina, 1010 Will eP111-
tug. 81. wee ma lei to Duke kerne),
Feb. 7. Her mor Pe swinge en pati-
ent:it recently ens c ente•I Prince of
the Netherinnde.
15 IA expected meny New York'e
to the
memory Derry contribute,
Th. Oreind Trtitik Railway' ear
ferry "lineoo," lies et her 'alp on the
lintesened OrniV time during Fettle -
de y night.
De Wolf Hopper, Den and WII-
rrete,1 In the New York areeetny of
biting the Siindely low. veers nertvign•
.e1 teeny in the Moller (*Mitt before
Mottled rate 7/elle? The Magietritt•
re mer Ted deeterion.
GIRL SCALPED.
Hair Catieht In n Revolving Shaft --
Toilette Operet ion.
lerneer, a little girl of 11 yeers,
erns felteltted Dv the hoepital on Sat-
ing ft ereem separator in the milk
Armee. her httlr WW1 oftootht by ft re.
voicing ehaft end grederilly twisted
toned. No one rrn.e et hiend to ern -
dor her el& The entire skin of the
hand whieh the hnir grow,/ well
wrenehod from the ee'llp. fled she
wes afterwards found free from the
Slot ed y long and eritleal rmer-
hoed will be held In contact with
eying. 11 11111111 1. Until A portion of the
akin of the Intter II etigeh Reel oe the
denuded woke
Etwe Klebeek Wan shot to tlentli In
A (Menke's row thin morning In n
fight in Kline townehlp near eleAdoo,
The Rev. De Robert Steele.. of
St. 'ewe' Chetah. Pitiledelphle. haa
horn weleeted he the Doke of Kew
nestle no editor of "The Charnh Re
English Church Review."