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ANOTHER BOER
btegt. E. QuUapd, Royal Canadian
wagouaK
Gw t, HCllaal ` did
ort Yr. Kruger tbat he cannot re- Day. wLv hu bore wtLag u eha(r
ceivo bias, either offlehall or aauffh, laJU to the ca W"al furors IAL the
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llurrinulth, May 5. -Dg Wet has
nr
PHIffmLoiL
10CE,
li
o�pleudid work
"ANn 1tla l;olt gun, auJ kept the Boers
filially. Traivivetal, Aar forwardisad • tetter
Treachery -Uoing Up Horses.
OPITILQ�CUPIED
ofI Wu two 1"-puuudere by Ito fire
of ehrrr sago. \1'lien hr saw the
aoettty turn too uuar [tar Ltm to n►t�luu,
-.,-- giving him expericuuw Of rutive w
v1ee, lie writes: "Wo luau• bad a
lel Refugee Camps. I very hard tlmm of lute with O•aeeal
Mny i. -It, duress to a Iwwut
• f
RN EI
enlw with the carriage, u the
horse was bk,wa, he calmly lifted
p,umnr, uhasiAg Cud uapturtng
4uortioi In taw ifuurn of Cowmuu■ everything except himrulf. Prbuuen
Mr. 111 -Irick Informed lir. J. Elliot tidal us that bowet cried like at rhlW
f tba [fuer Iriidem In refusing to
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i
thu gun off and galla ped awn with
{ y
It under hl. arm.--Londou Lally Mail.
that the total uumix•r of `x•uplr lel
of rr we capturod hid gun uud _OO,OIIu
alae Tratwvttal In cnmpr cuuueu- I roun,l0 u! nmmunitluu. The uumLers
tl.eat would imoly their hese of tilde-
,
J Over Six Hundred Boers Cap-
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Cave of Anamunitlun,
lratiAt formed by the military an- nt la.rsen tlsl Wtl (ILLYIt We.1 Up dUF
ttturttter was YA,871. There were also lug thin chars has beau truly uppal-,
l31 Tile
Received b Lord No etoun
y
'an9
Mtnudertun, Ida 5. -It Is re
Y rx,rtnd
taint n cave has been discovered
melt -mil airtlm refLL eee•
IN g [ hDiC. I have, Itwl over u ck/aeu myself,
ruturu of the rltultur vurlwl accord- ant eu,uo Loan have had am many as
lag to ilia locality, buildings
and a Cheering Crowd.
C to tared During the Week.
In
solid twenty.•'
I,1th the Boers which dues not take
scuuts ptppared him hotly oD the two
the northeast corner of the Orange
being used where pumrlble. .ill re
Thai peace negotiations have rows.
and o�.
~ �.a�,_� , - -., , , _._ ..
River Colony, which tins beet, used
for soma considerable time back as
talk arsenal by the Boors.
faiguem are on the same settle of f`; ,;"
real"*. Every provision had been t
etude for attendance, and the SHOT BRIBI
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with cdemurtrtratire urowdr allot,)
decorations.
It Is here
that De Wet has three times
medktal
achrtratiuu of the children Lour being
WILL 1pRU iQBERTs QUIT?
��11 �Q
9r a SOME CUMIN ALSO TAKEN.
replan-
lsied Ilia ttn•k of ararr and ammuni-
conductednc-
tiro ukedw or marque
n„asrba held In abeyance. Iteferring
jar Merritt'* offer to raise a regi -
hith The militarytl author isid, had
hlthrrto baeu greatly wysthflyd els to
I,
Mutter carts glvlttg Ills perronul attma , +
AND H I MSELF1—
Ilowrs, and to the rails cif to,volists'
i,
the source of Do Wet'S ■u 1
pp y'
tion to Improving thie conditions of
ftutuor of Ureat Frletlon "ostwesangs
tbnt 1 h Imperial authorities are
rummitt•e asks If mdmltar providona,
lila !n Lite c.aimp. Reooeds, of bkrthr ° !
-�,.A-
Hleo and the Ministry—Lunatic
"aJ
1s tit -
0,; d ,.n
Mrs. ('route Reported to llrvs He-
DeWet Discovered.
u.IWe Insane at lit. 11elena -Anwr-
llurrinulth, May 5. -Dg Wet has
-A. lcaasAe,ogvgtberrtwurrs--Sltua-
been discovered In the vicinity of
11 3 In Capn, Culoay-W hltP Flrg
Krounetadt, tie hum but a few rot -
lowers with him, anti it reported to
Treachery -Uoing Up Horses.
be unable to rnime a aufflelently large
falls Town, May _..-The Klaiber.
force to again efentrne tote offensive.
The outlook h regarded here an be-
' I,•) branch of ilia tidntth African
Ing much brighter thou, it has been
Lr;tgue is convinced that the, object
eltive the war began. Many Boers
f tba [fuer Iriidem In refusing to
are surrendering dally. A large num
bar are In a starving cxlgditlon, and
wake any formal term+ of surreo,ler
till of thein ore in a state of dertitu-
tl.eat would imoly their hese of tilde-
tion, and hooking thuroughly sick of
p.•adenoe Is for the purpose of tallow.
the war. They admit that the lie-
them tc1 renew herului,+s in t u•
t<
force has been completely
publicistsuig
beaten.
Futuro if they no desire. The Kim-
It hos transpired that Lulls Butha
b.•rley bra�..a ling adopted resolu-
neo• strongly urging the Imperial
had ver) narrow escaper both on laid
fimernment to make no settlement
inar•h to jtdn Do Wet a.Ue OD 1110 re-
tiara it, the Transvaal. The British
I,1th the Boers which dues not take
scuuts ptppared him hotly oD the two
this alleged design into account.
Occasional when he crodod the Vaal.
Thai peace negotiations have rows.
And Flreuten Pour q attar pa hs
..I the loyallate in Natal. a counmlt-
Major Merrlt's Corps.
I..,- of whom are urging that in the
with cdemurtrtratire urowdr allot,)
decorations.
f,alhls nexctlation o unconditional
Ottltwu, May 5. -Tho Militia De-
mirrwnder be Initiated upon by the
partmeut has received a cable from
Itritigh, land that the other qn•o-
tho Uolonlial Office, asking Uiat Ma-
n„asrba held In abeyance. Iteferring
jar Merritt'* offer to raise a regi -
to the British gener4wit-r W the
»'brit of men for Mouth Air” be
Ilowrs, and to the rails cif to,volists'
ketfot (open until the pull of the
property anti their condition, iu.•tn;:
nnmth. From this It In inferred
r then, now living on charity, the
tbnt 1 h Imperial authorities are
rummitt•e asks If mdmltar providona,
"Ill wnialdering the utter.
m,y a louts, will be made to theta
'
1ci provent drstltutloll when they
Uulualml itebels rrlyd
n,turo to their homes. The commit-
Cape Town, May L. -The Treason
tee claims that the loyalists slaentld
Court,; sitting at Dordrecht, line dim -
least receive Am much cousldera-
frsinc►tlsed 370 culonlnl relvelm, who
\at
thor na the Boers. Fifteen hundred
wore not defended. Of this number
treturnedt
yulis / 11aY0 nlreatly •
e n v
'21" war re[1 terexl eters.
efr homes, and It Is belleved that
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I a number will be exllralderably aug-
Inlanders atelurntr,g.
nw ted dLkring the next few months
Cape Town, May 5 --About L5W
Will Not be lteopened.
Uitl:anders have returned to Johan-
' London_ May 4.-A despatch to the
nem -burg tra,hn .Natal spice the begin -
Times from Pretoria say/ that the
sling of the year. Tide number will
marre dent hits authority tostnte
lsrobttoty be axon"d•IPrably.augmcated
that that, b no Intent" to reopen
.hating the next few wouthm.
pence negotiation Rumors to that
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effect have been started owing to
Lieut. Matthews captured.
tore toot Lhat Yrs L41tha, whoact-
ed no go-betA-reu In the prevkun ne-
Cape To -u. May 5.-Ttwelve men
rrotlntins, ban boon allow•e•dl to ngnln
belonging to the Diamond Fields
cast her husband, the Boer coeumand-
florae, under Lieut. Matlhewm, yes-
terdat encountered a large num-
unt-general.
ber of Come under Commandane Maw
Make Rhodes Preeldrut.
Inn near Craduck, The Brlt:iub fought
Cape Town, May 3.-Thei Kivabpl.
until all their horses bad leen shot.
fey Advofthser, u newspaper cxntro.-
Lieut. Matthews and seven of ILIs
lest by Cecil Rhodes, urges that
men were raptured, tut Cul. Moo -
Rhodes should be made Premier of
hell subsequently effected their m..
Cape Colony, with the view of avoid-
lease•
lug reversion to like Crown Colony
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form of government at the Cape.
Traitor an, 1'raln Wreeker.
wife In the body. King then went to
Melbourne. May A.=m n letter to
hoalun. May 5.-Recroitdn returns
B
a
leo South \Valero Lally News a cor-
rxmfhrm rho murplclom that the mill-
rampondent at the trout, referring
tary reorganization 0claame W n
to urgtknitgd train wrecking, •nye
I:ohlow elinin. Army officers point
the leader l0 an Englishman.
+oxnitantl to the fact that the mlli-
fiatuo years ago he eohsted In tha
tin hail) efi driif UM-mifi'bted An
Rhorwoo A Foresters (Derby "ltegl=
death by transfers to the regular
meat), rove to the rank of sergeaat,
army, and that It cannot ba strcogth•
anti was reduced w the rank of eor-
Ptleet by reerutting when the Ae•rvlet
{pvr al through miscoadutat. Eventually
with the volunteers o(ferr superior
!t' was discharged Brom the service
attraNtuNiv. Tb, m)ral drawn by
wlth Igtwmluy'. •
these murtiruets is that erNaacrlptdnn
lie went out to (South Africa, and
miler it modified form of 1131101 must
committed the crime of murder there.
lou Introduced or the militia will be
He evadetl capture, and on the out-
det:imated. Tadd its practical evidence
break of war hoe joined the liner
that Mr. Brodrirk'n scheme im rv-
army. At pnwent Ica ham a comman-
garded try the army ns n halfway
oto of 8t$ mon, composed of the des.
locative l.o cynser{4i,tion. The treukest
parades of Lite world.
rxlint in that arllPme hat beeA Me-
He doom no attacking, Init devote/
rovetod--►l--a--geosatl--al-.lusftesraJi&L
time to train-wrec:klny. in the
I'nlooirts, who latepd to force d^blte
hope of catching Oenoral Monith-
a i t e War Of
ipnsb It. Title 1■ that the Ila,•
Durrlaa, wauu w an urticas of the
,bem nothing to develop the Auxiliary
D erbys.
t.a•ces of the colonies, which hnve
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tains or Inemtirnrthle ralue during the
British I,u%v%cs In !larch.
Lon Imperialists laid that
r Theme Imperin Is
there ought to br n conference In
London, \lel u. -Thr' iow.uh of the
�'
iwaafnn repreamenlativom of
Brillrh army in the field In South
of military
CanadLa, Australia, New Zenlned
Africa for the month of March make
%ntal and C.Aise ('oniony for the adup-
It heavy Lutal. Fuurteon officers alkd
tura, of mpunure■ for the rperAMPnt
151 area were killed or died of
anti organization of a iteration tit colo-
wuut.dr, anti 12 offieprd and 404 liven
nial force far the Defence of the Fm-
diedt of ul+ease; there were be.
sides forty men accidentally killed.
pire. Gilbert Parker Im taking an
e t II
artive InterestIn the nth r end cal
m
officers and wee sm.
Threeao moo r ml
probably move an nmpndment at an
lot; and prisoner/, and 1"9 officers
PArly date.
+and ::,1110 men were seat back to
Americans Captured.
England ad Invalid/, making a total
c Cul. Ueaslsoe Captured.
loss to the grind art active service
London, May 6.-" News imir or-
of 8.000 oftietere and taxa.. .
- rived Lem,"' goys the ('ape Town cur-
The number actually In hospltit at
rempcxrlent of taw Dally Fxpresa,
the end of %arch comprised men'of
. ' that Col. Dennl■nn. with n patrol of
all ranks, (rout lioneral to' prlvate
wYnit/, line been captured. The. Lica-
ouldier. but the lignt+q are not
I titian of. the mishap {m not known In
given. They Are reported to be not
t (':arm To,wn."
far from 7,OW).
Wearing Them Down.
The total British casualtlen from
.
death, not lnelnding the nolouhals,
i.olndon, Mny .r.-(ien. Kitchener's
from the bPglnnin6 of the war to the
Invtlaexs-I1ks Invontorlem of ammunl-
end of Nitarch were 691 offfcprs and
I idol and stock capturol, and Roerm
111,'2'78 men.
kCIPA, wounded and taken pr11runerm,
-, i
• confirm the general InWoleston that
Hoers and Germnn Arrive.
tine campaign in Mouth. Africa ham
London, Nlay (I. -Taw Wast Office Lias
Iaronmo a prrwemm of wearing 'town
Pretoria, May 5- k large number
to
reelmtanee by constant attrition.
of Boero have madol applk:ation
There can be no exultation over Phe
the German Contest to obtals permit/
reimilts of n conflict in which tithe
for them from the British military
Doers are hopelessly ove.rmatchi.d,
authorities to enable, them to trek
and the British presto down not nL
nverlond Into (:.•rmau territory.
lcmpt to exaggerate t110 imp' b
It to understood at notoria that
It
nnue of Insignificant Inchlents, �1(or
doper ncit encourage a large
even take none of what M going nn.
trek of birgherm, and would only
11 10 simply ragarded nm a bit of
tolerM1te the Immigration of a lim
- rotagh work, whle+h must be I ut
ited number of lk)ers, who would be
through by mochanlcal mental. ()elt.
:fluor`• -T$ plcYrri'NMiv jtrourM-'aim But 1,
t14• horsem, and ammunition are now
Mown permanently In tile, territory.
wftree amraing trite Darts. And thin
Aheady the German nuthoritles
IN a clear Indication that the end
have had to warn finer emigrants
U drawing near. It Is probable tjhmt
thAt betrlre the wnr they were not
the rommnndries still In the flelddo
nllon,ml to continually trek about,
not exceed more than two or Hiroo
and that they mast certainly buy
ihe"ntand men, nil told, and that ilio
grrxund. and cultivate It.
hands or gupriilAs ordinarily are nut
Thrtaw• who rmlgrnte will hP IIRble
11 v'Pr two hnnoirAot strong. Nelth••r
tri take nhrviee with the German
Botha nor De Wet haw been actively
troopw In the warn Agotinat the Kn(
Paviskryed for a Ipng time.
firm. and the children of Cull-hlciahxt
stood Lia the United States and to
Europe. the Indemnity Is not great
Grrman satlijerts will nine) he liable
Why They Got the ('rocs.
to mLltary arvrvlce. All the rest
Irrantov trill furtlier to learn
Tote (Insette nnnouneve that the
ithe
shave
Oerman Ir,ng1UW
11
Klug h.•ts bean grncloumly plensecl to
Droplte all rartrlctions, a number
o'ignll) his intention to confer the tit--
of II,tPrs have detprtnlnevl to go) nm
anratlim of the Victoria ('rot+ on the
wx,n AN the opportunity offers.
"Wiftrseesttloned officers Anti non -cam-
--
ml■AlnnPi officer, whose Pinimm hn•P
pelmrP)•m Force Concentrating.
I Ixrn mnbmltteed for his Afnjesty`s Pit-
i.cin+hon, limy 6. On. m.-ThP report
orornl, for their 0nlusplcnmun bra v-
that n force, of four thousand or five
'ry darinq the action At Komntl
rlv".
thomisna l Boers Is concentrating "n-
on Nov. 7, 11)(10:
dpi i1Plwrey at HArtelee•etfonleln 14
Llput, Ii. Z. C. C,xbklnirn, Rnynl
('nnadinp Drngexoaiw.
regarded with n fl-liafg of sntlmfac-
Wont. Corkhorn, with a handful of
flop. The Btanarnrd Pherrts nm n
to heM1r of t,ti celer
m►a, at a .Pavel erftlenl moment, I10M
rtfr the Doom to the t0on
.result
rinpk )' General
dl'{P altAtf (11 1'rinPhxa'A. (iPnPrnl
allow gain\
L41, away. 1\y ado Loo 1M find to sten, rl-
flu,
BAbington hiss been mtrongly rAln-
orced by
(Rawl
IIITM-If Ant him party, nil of
Whom we" kllle,l, wounded or tnkan
neon, and Iliasforcntmlioui l far
that opprat"I to line. Am
„.;N. Primil-R, be himself being slightly
outnumber
the Mar.rw mnmt by this time have
wounded.
I,taet. 11L F,..W. Twrsror, Royal Can-
h•wl prnetirally All their gran•, lu-
InrPy ennnot have any artillory with
n,l1Aa I itkili lona.
inter In thin Any, when thA Bnpm
him, Ano this fact alnnot ahn"1,1 I%IAPA
ACIIA oprinnt,ly threntonat in CAT)-
him nt n groat AldwdrAatngp.
Ierw thr [q ami Lieut. Turner, ill-
Mana«l, tsrMn, ionody wonntled,
diankountPd PFO
wit nn! nPretwo Mr. Kreger.
May 6. -Tho atineva ewr-
nnA his men At
Lntulon,
0100% quartac, A, rte•nve off the
rogatvonAont of the Dally Mall amoorta
&nares, those gnving the gain@.
that Pr6Mldaat MOKloNy bas Inform -
and deatlw were kept, Rod ho had
r. usP,
tolegrapled for figures.
W ,J:4;- — — -, .,---. -
@tabs Three Women-Luurolug
Londcre, May 6. -Lord Kitchener
cabled the War Office from Prewrlu
Marriage of Two Months
turAsuvl-A►l►l Fears Vloitura.
Duke uud
under yesterday's dato that varloue
Melboaruo, Huy 6. -The
Dachau Of (')rnwall oral York lauded
columum report that fourBoers have
here killed, five wounded and 118
' Was a Failure. v"
from the steam■hl OphIr ut L o'c►tack
t ken primoners In recent operations
°�'rgad, �
I
this after000n. They were rooelted
at the by Loud ILopetuuu,
1eslJer this thirty have rurreDJered,
cat 106,000 round* of small arm am.
••..-M'daI1,
. t' V```"o -'"
plerbead
Uurocaur-hrneral, and Stale un 1
mnuition and 1,20 wagons have leen
Federal Mtnleterd. The party parr"d
down the of a mile of car -
raptured. Thim makes a total of
63s fighting burghers taken prlson-
JACKSONVILLE SMOKINCI
quarter
pored pier sad entered tint
urs within a week.
n
yroceetfedt a tlhRuwe off seven mllce
Room Sonekal, until recently the
lhrelg , brilliantly decorutatl rtree(kr
met of Ona Boer Government, with
__,
-
bordered with KINW@t Continuous
ILmss of etoxide tined to that,- utmost
Mr. PA-helkburger at ila Rend, was
occupied by dol. Pulteney. The
And Flreuten Pour q attar pa hs
capacity. Titp entire route; war lined
Innddromt and W man surrendered,
Debrla - Fear Thut the LmOl Life
with cdemurtrtratire urowdr allot,)
decorations.
and some 50 rrtliors have come In,elaborate
Raid 13enekal eonsimtii of a few scat-
W'as Vary Brent l;eemission If ow
pppoolts that Town Hall the proeer-
tered houses on a love kupje in all
Ministry-4''nldrrae, to Return
sltei parsed beneath the W.ueon'g
angle formed by ter, rangesof rag-
orelt, aenopied with the royal colors,
geol hills. Numerous kloofs fn the
/tome.
asst sheltering a golden statue of
queen Victoria. TwOcre th usirtud
neighborhood afforded admirable con-
Pwdmvnt, Pa., May 6. -Jere it.
troops were In line. There are eighty
eaalment for the Boers, The columna
of lHllhelm: lel stay shot and
(fictionist visitor■ In Melbourne. Tile
under Pultelkry and Benton remainKing,
In this district for a few days.
fatally wounded leia brute or two
drive .lernihtuated at Government. met
Ben Vlljoen, wink A Commamto Raid
utlutlse, and wlwu all offtcer at.
H&'ueo-
w he 500 strong, after abandoning
tttnptxf to arrmt hie King shut
Will Ituberts Quit'I
Ilia wagond and destroying a 15-
hlhtoelt through the heart end died
London, May 6,-(Nen► York Her -
pounder. captured at Colenso, and""
a•mumt instantly.
ald Special) -It is reported tbal mnt-
Moaee of ammunition, had gone soutAi
terve are not as emootlll as could be
al,ing the Strelpaort valley, with one
Taw couple quarrelled considerably
dmsrarl between the 'offices of the
and two Afaxlms. Benmean
during tlsar brief tuutrrlv,l life, :tut
field maretpnl cotnmataling the )army
ixpm-pclm
s awaiting convoy before getting In
'lira- Klug spent most of the limo
and the Booretsry of WrLr. I hear
oummunicatlon with the other cot-
during tike past fortnight tat her
on very excellent antttority that
until@ operating conjointly ualerSir
parental' home.
great friction erWa between Lu rd
Bandon Blood. I I I
Ycsterdayshe returned to Iter )lug
Roberts and Sir William St, John
While We main body remained fn
baud. and another quarrel ensued.
Brodrtok, 9eoretary for IN -hr.
camp Featheretonhaugb anti Den-
wheat the young wife declared sho
Jn fact I am told that the affair
run made all expedition to the Ten-
w-oukl leave film to -day for good,
line renehod each a crislm that Fleld-
tesberx range, 13 allied distant. They
Thin morning Alarm. King mate
Mea rebel Roberta' reign, An caYm-
brought to 65 armed Ilners, who star-
ready to delrurt, and the hawband,
mai,seF1e-obCs of the Brittsh army,
rendered with their women and chll-
unable to rx•rbvato her to remain.
may terminate very Pudmtenly.
dren, thirty wagons, ami the usual
secured his revobyer and shot him
,Stubbed Three \\'oaken.
complement of stuck. They found
wife In the body. King then went to
Grennt, 6wedan, May 5.-Rhlle
Krupp gun complete, except the
loreech, and fifteen rounds of am-
hid father's horse, told what he had
done. and angrily declared he would
Baroness Augusta Von Dusan was in -
munition, and forty-four thouxtnd
return and fladmlh the job. In the
traducing it patient nameod Nehr-
mann into a hodrpital fur nervous
roun4is of small arms ammunitlod.
Taw remnants of the i4 Inch gun
meantime, Mrs. King managed to
male her way to SolitaireMuapscr's
dl"ease here, Nehrmann became vb-
lost at lielvetLt and of a Maxim
office nt Mlllltelm. and a constable
lent, seated a knife Anti stabbed lbs
Baronage sad bar three daughters.
were also d
Esatmun's column have ar-rived at
wan sent wasent to arrest King. lie met
the angry huulrand on his way to
patient tAen l Into the
.
Leeuw•folktelts with 25 prisoners. 10
MUllielm. and when King saw the
streeThe
n and
tried clad-onlyuean nt underclothing,
siev,
trlocl Terre• an entrance Into uev•
surrendered rifles, beeldes .r4 wag-
officer lie Immediately shot himself,
erRl bOesto and attacked and wuund-
can
oar and stock. Thatir casualtien have
dying In about ten mlautes. Mrs.
ext fire persons before being over -
loren eight slightly wounded. Small
Klug br still alive, let the docwrm
pow �od
bodies are still left In the eurroun•l
any she cannot recover. Jealousy
One of the daughters of the Bar -
"I dlotrlcts, let in a nlurrt tam^
wood the cause art the crime.
has soceomtoett to tier wounds.
t sx Columns operating under Gen.
After the I;rrn[ Fire.
Abdul Is Wary.
Bl ewght to clear the country
sof iPntly to prevent the .retring
Jactsonvllle, Flu., May 8. -Two
boiler, both nPgro•x+. were founA
ConemljPua ilio, May 6. -An ofllulnl
been issued
odoes from securing recruits.
J,
floating In the St. Jarroes River w.
circular has notifying
the memlxtrs of the diph,mallo ourp/
---
day. The charredappearance of the
that in future only (list ioffal shed
!lines fltartttx 1'p.
ccirpser indicated that they were
r by u-
`"int.
London, May 6. -In like Howse of
olrtimm of the fire. It In generally be
be *d wit o thedlisS
tint, will be walnutted to the Hot-
w
('ombuona, lir.-L'hAM1nrtAIrn-the-fe(-
tLaveal that other bodies will shortly
nmlLc.
uuial becretary, informed .,a quer-
come to the surface.
tloner that no gold had been pro duc-
It is Imrxseiblo w narertaln who
tat lel the Transvaal mince Jan. let,
but fifty stamps started May 4th,
Is abasing. however. an tit 11 its
have lett the city.
U6L
WOR
IN CHINA
-and-Y .unanrad_atarAvSk -1R'6QY;:-:"..:_.
B- A. -.]Wiotter.2 --, who was em
pitaylittat the flAre FnerthjpyariTs. al-
:':7 --
Americans Captured.
most lost his life in trying to save
the people who rushed down Market
London, May 8•-Replybig to astreet
Commous
lacrogs
to the river when the flames
Lancers Impale Chinese Chil-
ution In the Hose of
qear
TIP
were fit their nercest: TIP says hP
Mr. Brodrick. the War See-
succeealid lit getting twenty persons
dren by Wayside.
rotary, sold that among tile' prison-
the river. but n" many mere
the
era cupture4 In youth Africa were
were either burned to death or
I
"u Americans. There *&@, no inters-
drowned at the pler.
.
tion of relegating any of the prison-
The Alratar Hotel, at St. Auguatine.
AWFUL RESU TS OF THE RiSING.
era until the war daouW be over.
which closed several weeks ago for
the season, hits been reopened to
New York, N. Y., May 6. -Taw let -
April Ca■aalty Ust.
care for the refugees. Other winter
oat mall from China, Mayr as, Wash -
London, Nlay (I. -Taw Wast Office Lias
rosorts and hotel" will open to -mor-
In`tuu special to the Tribune. Ilse
issued the fMttvwinireevaimUy-llaL.Iur
row, an, the crowds leaving the city
brought to the State Department
April: i
increased to -tiny. Thousands of pro-
new proorr of the terrible wart yet
Offleors. Men.
ple Worked yemterday and Inst night.
haps Irretrievable conditions which
Deutls from dlrease ...... 16 37'd
The military have not been relieved.
exist under the military rale in
tktathr !roan wounfr .. 1 j5
A6
The dPbrlm is still burning, and
The
streams of water are bring poured
Cbina, Involving r dtuatbr
not hitherto fully realised, even in
Degtho from accidents... -
KW -,d In action 7 79
into the, flames ant emtxrrs.
t►ew Ministry.
Wa� hypgtoa, and utterly unappre•
Tnkeu prinom•rd ............... `I t13
C)Prmany's
da@ed {m the Va(tW Stater goner.
Invalided home, ...... ......... R-5 2,8:51
Berlin, May 6. -The new Mlnl•try
ally.
Is gazetteer an follows:
Ugly Stories.
Situation In Cape Colony.
Baron Ithelnbnben. Minister of
The question raising the Indemnity,
C'lule Town,jluy li -The Govern-,
menVis w•ePkiy summary 4A the opera-
Fine glee.
FGeneral Yr„ib(olskl, 7NIn(stt
ee - ..the
thoughrnte of the most merlow for
Uhlnrrse Government, is rot lura•
tions lel aha Cnrrr Colony shows that
Agriculture.
nrslunt. If the whole horror of the
xtrtn tl
the Idlers have Lweu tPJu can 7
Baron Von Hammerstein. Dtnttrlct
I'reslelPoO of Mees. takes the port-
u o between ion
murder and to don tie e T
Pb g
on the tmlvp In tai Midland dlstrletg.
TAW and Pekin comes to be under.
C'cunmandtu,nts S•heeppra, Malan and
Hugo were considerably humped dor-
ionic of the Interior.
Herr Moller. Minlatter of ('"Atoms.
stood Lia the United States and to
Europe. the Indemnity Is not great
we tho Reek In the eastern districts.
f th I
Direcor oe SD
Herr Kraette. t
compared to the number of ClirLo-
Major Crewe in doscly fonowbng Krdt.
pselal Pootofflce. becomes Secretary
Llano who have suffered at the Landn
sen which t. pec-
of State of that department.
of the Chinese, but, rightly or wrong
g 7 [
li
sent commanded by FnLLC11P. Ido find
t, commanded
W■iderseetlrCome Home-
the Chinese are likely to be held the
an epgagememt %'(tit the commando
losing
Merlin. Slay 6. -"in view of the fn-
Injured pnrty. Tlr-Y Lancers wanton -
ly Impaling Ilttln children by the
near Driefuntelm, the . Boer"
vorablo development of eventa tiers.”
waysMe In the, streets of Pekin tiro
fire Wounded. '
The numb.'* cr primonrrr taken by
nays the Pekin c•urrespon,lent of the
LokAI Anteiger, "It In pommible that
some of the lenat of the well an
the British, exclusive of those de-
Count Von Walderme0 will return
thenticatest horrors, and to "onto for.
initiated in the new roinnies, to 18,011.
A train was held up by Commandant
about the middle of June."
elgn muldiern A Aend ChlnAme ChrlA-
tion In j"et as entinfactory tin Pvt.
Fouche at Ragner Aiding can Snnday.
,,
denre of root quarter an a lend Bov,•r
The truckle were burned.
--e
Cronje's Wife Said to be Insane
Aanetorblm, flay 6. -It If published
here upon advices from the Island of
Mt. flrlena that Mm. Cronje, wife of
the. Bae r general In captivity there;
Its jeff,•rinK from insanity caused by
her groat meatal cistrons during the
war n•nl her sorrow for her hus-
Ixund's exile.
Mrs. Cronje accompanied thie com-
mandant in all hint marahra and was
taken prisoner wltb him, at th_e bat-
tle of b'nardellerg. It In . t1isT
ishan tancie•n he s-melf to he the ex -Em-
press Enefen(e. ,
Dinner to Nllner.
Cala Town, May fl -The dinner to
be given to.-mdurow night In honor
of `fir Alfred Mllrwr, Governor of the
Tranwvaal And the Orange River Col-
ony, will tit, on a magnificent scale.
Amexsg lh'as+ who will hP present Are
Sir Walter liply- Hate, hlnaoo, Gover-
now of the ( ape Colony, and Ellr
Ilenry McCallum, (Governor of Natal.
Tlic Hon. Rnbt. I'Itllp, Prime Mintmter
of Quewneln.nd, will Also Attend. it
In expected that Sir Alfred Milner
will mail foc Riigland R'&Moesday.
More lthlte ring Treachery.
Durban, May 6.--Detnilw of the ne-
ttnn At Dewelstkorp resulting in Lite
onptere, of RO Ihoara by Bethune'•
liimintrl fnfnntry show thnt A party
of NwrP 1n an orrlutnl dimplayed a
white ring, nn I that when four trx,p-
Pro nx no forwnr.t the ihoerx Instantly
w11110re w the ting not fired, killing
r.nP trarpvr nod wounding the three
o they.
Killed Karr Kenbts.
nlcvPmtontein, May 6 -Two rat aur
Knffir smrotitm were kit" In a slaemn►
fnl manner at Plntkop by a party of
nnprP. After ainverply r►oanding them
the ensmy blew the men'0 hrnirm olsl
g
while they were lying nn the rnen/1.
1'ming Up Horses.
Latn,lna, May 6.—Tho, Rev. ('. Y. r.
%��e`"1.r( IIf.' e+<" g,+'"t° " a •'r"=C°ul.'�iT "`i :*�`y,.r,'k*m�..'�°A'(Y?`-
oM& "t M P � i Ya�ti + • rr t3 a t -
THREE LIVES LOST.
Ylrpt 7.111 Ilse Flatfeet, flail Hemmed
Them in.
Montreal, May 5. -Three. liven were
loot Ly a fire which started at nn
early hour thin morning In Brunelle'a
Hotel, at Maimunneuve, an eastern
suburb of Montreal. The Ibotel in
a
small one on Notre, Dame street, near
the city limits. The fire was (Iiwzv-
erect about 7 o'clock, And when the
local firemen arrived the whsle build-
mr waturitr {dwlwtte,- -.
When the fire was discovered the
I nesiltele .were in a mtamid slumber,
Pierre Brustelle, the proprlewr, and
it number of otdterx made their cm-
vere, hilt meveral of the ocrupantm
warp burped 1l., death. The dyad
are:
Mrm. Pierre Brunelle, wilt, or the
proprietor. ngP4 45 ; Oetave Fon-
taine, n brother of Marx. Breaspllm,
caged 38; Roxanne, I uepter. agPd22.
The tr.dy of Mrs. Brunelle ens found
In the ruins, and from its appearance
It' would Aman ao !f the nnfortunntp
woman had halon onffornted. Tho
bndlaot of the other two victims were
charred fort n eriop,
Pierre Brunelle, the hotel proprie-
tor, was badly horned in effecting
him Pornpp from the Yarning hntlri-
Inc. Mut will llvP. The building WAR
altnont Pompletely destroyed, and
the Mn# Is estimated at About
st-floo. __ _
Hlood Thicker Than Water.
London, Mny A. -Tann. i'ekin mrrps-
pnuolPnt of the Times, recording the
doperture of Cho United Statam
rnvalr-v And Artillery tranarx,rt,
mnya that, nrthiomg;h the fart ..t tln-
ptrhare wAw only known on Runday,
and waw nevi nnt.lepd In orders, Pv-
Pry Brltlmht gonerml, with their starts
anA nrarly every prrw alnent DO-
tldb anal aaAIir0 Mtleor In Ppkin
■lpontanrtl"sly gathsred at the U
A. heaAgatarter• to Md the U. A
fare refl, whirl, WAR 00411111ent teetl-
mrmy of the enmaraderte and deers-
Pnatal friendliness between the twit
EngllAh-Rve•in S fore••. , , .
-they neither know nor care for
nurh trifling diaLlnrtiona.
The Chinrwe ewtlmaate that oneself
lion of their Deopla have limit their
Ilvrw by vinlent hnn lm or starvation
ahciart Pekin and Tien Tell, since the
nllhw caner. Well informwt forelgn-
Ara, Inng resWentm here, din not re-
gard the ewtinante an, eIaggerathl.
A NPwepaper \-IPw.
Tile north Chinn, Neww cif MAreb
28th, endeavoring to tell why staob
a ettuatlan as than ane alleged can
allot. ■nym :
It In because (9dnese civil author,
Ity tis leen mnpprasi9((T WVF ,
driven away and nnthing sutaatitut•
teat for It. The country betwe>rea lire
men anti Pekin ham been dmastaln.l
and the people halve been killed In
dincrlminately or driven ont of their
howilen to become bAndltm. We should
lance thaaght that ono cat the first
twtn of true foreign n.Aminintrntinn
niter Pekin waw relievexl would Imva
hPen to atrrngthon the Vilinnse civil
anthorlty and make It rearponslhie
for the prrae•rvatlun of order. But
what magistrate can, bon expertnl
to rematn 'sit his *post and ex Art
lilmtwtlf to rent clown opposition to
roreignprm, when at any moment A
fromign lieutenant, with at handful
of tromps mAy roma to him and dn-
manrl as mum rd money. nn pain car
having hW town or village burned
down to ease of refneall'
SHOT THE HIREO MAN'
Wanted Employer's Wife to
11 Elope With Him. ;; 11
REFUSED, HE SHOT HER DEAD.
Little Palle, N T. May 4-.A drxhhle
ranrdar ,,eenrroti In the town At War-
. ran. In the oemt.hern part of Herkimer
flaunty, near Richfield Springs, at
iulouk to -aught. The vtutlms were
lietljamin ficlyt sad Mra Juba L. WAI-
uuo. Hoyt murdered Mrs. Walloon,
land war afterwards about by Mr. \Val -
two.
Tho Wallaces aro woaltby and re-
specttd formers. Hoyt war omlduyod
Lay theep tea a hlrml uuw A year ALSO
Ilse. wullacr, woo war ulat,,ut 55 years
R ugm, eloped with lluyt, wit,, ens
.,uly 65 years of age. They returned
to Wallaoe's home last tall. and tine
wife weld taken back by ler husband,
sill Hoyt war again given empl„y-
sant on the farm. Recently Hoyt
load been Importuning Mrs. Wallace
to again •lope with film, but ahs
I-ofeved.
A bitter quarrel storied ttrulSht
itrrt Wayt was ordered to leuve the
!some by tnith Wulldwo and the wife
Ile refum ad to gel, uud Walllaee steptlyd
Into another ruum prteumobl• to got
a gun. An sue ud Ile lent the room
ILOYt shut Mra. Wallnoe, the hull
plercirg her heart and kllllug bur
wrtantly.
Mr. Wallace then rushed into the
ntx.u. As lie did rel Hoyt Shut of
him, but the bullet went wide. Wnl-
Ince then shut H.,yt, kilkhw him lu-
stnntly. Wnllnee is oot yet under
arrest, but IS tit his home awaiting
the arrival dot Sheriff dtraWi and
District Attorney Want wit-, tare on
their way to the oc,+nn, of the tragedy.
Tile Wnllnotte tine no chlldren.
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ROE STEE I POP L
P N S U AR
The People With Him Against
a the Archbishop. ),'6
ACJTE STAGE DRAWS NIGH.
It is reported, says the Montreal
Herald, that the ecclesiastical Ruth-
clritlesof the Anglican Church In title
dkrc•.en,e have determined to bring the
entire question of Processor Bteun's
teaching at the Diocesan College into
the dispute between the comgrega-
tion of Christ Church Cathedral nod
the rector, the Ven. Arolhdeaooa Nor-
ton, regarding the appointment of
Professor Stern to the position of as-
sstant minleter.
Considerable pressure was put upon
rrofea - . Bteea In osrtals gtlar4ere,
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CARDINAL F9lt1tARI.
It Is announced drat ,be will be a
puLated Papal Secretary of SNt.
to succeed Cardlinal $ampolla.
mictteatarty throngk the osoI - - of
an evening paper, to get him to rano-
thio the publlcretion of the bls,op's
vlowe upon the college question, but
Pwfewrur Steen's advisers object
most strongly to lits sauctlontog the
introduction of the college difficulty
into the question of the cathedral
appointment. It is felt” that the
prufewor ought to firmly resist this
pressure. Tho attempt to mix up
the two issues to described an entire-
ly at variance vry►�lth the spirit of Bri-
tlsb fair play which ought to prevail
18 a own, of this kind.
Tbs bimWuf YAoiieraors'V •ansa.••
lege Loki Professor Mteen that they
had btu fault to find with Ilia views,
but histeaching was not of the char-
acter they approved. lel Other words
It was not so narrow and me rigid
from'* doctrinal point of view as
the college authdrltles thought dealr-
able.
That Profeseor Steen's teserhing
was most acceptable to the young
men Who ata •denting (kite eelilege
s held to have been demonstrated
last evening at the college Wnroza,
tion when the meeting of Prorewor
Steeds's Dame and his work by the
Binhop of Moc■Ineo produced an ova-
tlon of a very remarkable character.
The Bishop spoke of the able and
enlightened manner In which Ute pro
league eonduated the affairs of the
collags daring the interregnum be
tween the death of Canon Henderson
and the appointment of principal
Hackett, and the etudenh cheered
hint Again And again, Prof. Stern
himself and the members of him family
was, are In the city were prpmrnt
and mint have been deeply gratified
at thin s(krlking manifestation of up
preclatfon.
it In underntdx,d that the Arrlidea-
con has not As yet tokken any farther
step to give effort to the request of
the rongregatinn to appoint Prof
Stra•n. The eongregatlnn, Or rAther
the rommlttee who milli co'itinum t8
Rot on their behalf, are waiting next
ously for his next mt.ep MLould lop
simply rho nothing anothpr vestry
ttietfting will hn rallel. At which no
tion of a more drnstlr. rhnrnctpr wlit
probably tie deride.l upon, tinder tote
registrations goorning the church a
•veatry mooptlag met be convenmd by
the rector upon the written request
or five mpmlrPr■ of the tyngrotgatlon
And thin requeot will hm made as woos
me developments seem to warrant It
IMPORTANT JUDGMENT
AffrrNng the tbller(Inn of Separate
School Itales.
Toronto. May 6. --In respnnae to
wtntmi giseatlona Anhmltted by Lite
Attorney-r-(:enernl In rpgnr,l to the
Iinbility or Atgarate Behtxol support-
trs uaclor by-laws Incurring detht for
aNnool purpose*. the full court at
OmlRt"le, Hail marts a pronouncement
today. Tito ensu arose from difn-
etitlPo at Hlntnnb"rtr, near Ottawas,
Ant the chief question nmkP,l was
whether property belonging In a
Rr•trtrntst taohscd supporter at the
tlmuv of the pnmisngP or w by -Inca tor -
rowing srrney for srhonl purpnaeo re-
mains liable for the rater levied en-
der the by-Iraw If the Separate Mch,"ol
•ipp"rte•r melts late proppttp or with.
draws him support. The ('hnncellot
anti Judgrtw Fergamson and Mereditt
(('. 3.1 derlds,A that during thA rnr-
renry of the by-Inw the raters {Pula'
m,mvt baa paM by ani,i Arpnrntp 14r•hdx)'
Papporter unlons he reason to he s
rosaident of the school distrlet. fr
eesmf of a trim. flAlm sale of the pro
party, that new owner to rell•ved 0
the ►stall lsvled Rader the by-law
�Ir WIIItAm MmeArmnld has j"r
enArrwpd five travelling schnlaralilp
8 tar MC GIII grMuatae In IAW.
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PLAGUE VICTIM
` r�� 1 NOW CUR[06
',",C,�
p+ ,k
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inn Arbor Student Has Been
w t, . 4141yy,�, Released.' tra��'& �;,p
111
.1 1.111-1
MG STREET CAR STRIKE.
Viva New York citlois Have ■o Cars
Tu -day - A take Erle Tug Tvwt-
Valst .lens• may Not Live t•
'reality Pullcrmaa laherlts a
Fortune.
Ana Arbor, llich., May 7.-Chrrlea
fi. Hare, the student who No No
takes
with bubonic plague April 4th, was
released to -day
er permahwutly outer{,
nod Cumming, the friend who nureei
hitt, through the sickaeas, was ro.
languid with him. There has out been
the slightest sign of ally lnfn,otkr
rrum I" oasts, The ugly bad attar
affect that Hare suffers is that at
a weak heart,
Lake if" lie rug Trash.
ToIeclu, Ohio, May 7.--J. t Nagle,
owner of the fargegt tug (loot in To-
Iaolo, went to Cleaved last ol�It to
clow a deal whereby the Great Laken
"rowing Cooapany, tlae tug trust. will
becomes ill* owner of nis b'Iatr. The
(treat I,akeo Tuwlag Compauy will
now cuutrul all Luka Frie ports.
Valet .Jones Very Lew.
New Tork, May 7. --Valet Charles F.
dunes. upon whose testimony Assist.
ant 1Mrtrict Attorney Oataurae r .
Iles for the aoovletiup of Albert W.
Patrick, or Instigating the alleged
courtier of Wllliastw Y, Sine sed aMn
tat forging the will of the dead =It -
lions ire, is lying utas to death in the
Hulas• of DatteotloD, For five days he
has eaten u6thing, and Cast alga$ be
Mas so atom. iduit,be. was usable to
rase life head fros�t1 his phlow.
Fire Cltles wrtbout Cars.
AllstaJ, N. T., Mao 7.-Tb.e employ -
sea of the United States TraalikAl
Cx. w,blclh operates the street strr-
(ace cur itaaa Ilk Albany, Troy, Oo-
hoem. \Vatort.crwn and Renwaeler,
went use a strike trine mnrning. Qvbe
ear lines in the five cities are ocmt-
pletaiy tied 1:1). One tlyonirand em
ployees of the company went otrt
TJtere i a complete suspension of
rc�aeratk,Ds in the five citing, but to
lw hour the greatest ur•dn,r ►ALR
prevailed.
Tho strike wits wholly unexpected
by the public, and the residents of
Ww five cities were unworn of It
pmttl they awoke thls worafng.
The encase td tee strike Is prasti
cally three grlevatecer- The employ -
ease of tho company are brgaula id
let lwao branches of 'Was Amalgamateg
Asso"atlon of Street hallway am.
plovyees. Title men want complete ro.
cwgnitl4m of the millun by the dW
i+harge cosi seven nun-unkm seen am
ployod by the company. Ttitty ale
want extra men pfd the acme
rate per hoar as regular men. A mod-
Ifhratlon of Oka duties tit condom
tours relaUve to Lha t tI f
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toopectore In also retgadred.
The mtrlte hal ceoss.l great publle,
Incdonveieunce, arsrLall sunt• of oea-
veyancen are befog need for tran-
sit purp,res.
Troy, N. Y., Mny 7. -Except the Al
:maty line, oil street care arm regaling
In, thlm city to -day as usual. The meg
are discontented, however, anA may
Me the strike to morriew morning,
lab ante a Vurtuue.
Now Ycrk. May 7,-Pulleem to Uel■
lel J. White, the driver of the patrol
wagos, at ym Csneg Island Volloe
.Station. wltl apd,r'*us lion y tor
three mention leave tar r ce to
nrler to go to Melbourne, Australia,
I,- Collect a letowy of #75"WO.
i lie Ica been notlfl,xt by Sydney X.
Prtstun, bnrrLrler, cif �7 ('hancery
1,Aue. Lon l,ai, thAt that Nation toy Is
waltln[ for him. It is Raid to be One,
fifth of tits tvrtat• of Ralphfithlekts
a stweaislatp o,astnato of A/Z1311,nr
,Aho) died In 1872, and whn weds a
great-uncle of White. White is Mr-
rtoA am! -ams' wreral children.
More smallpox.
New York, May 7. -.Another Itat•
Inn Immigrant steaster hag arrlve6
In port Willi smallpox An"Ve the
passengers. It was the steanow•
itfilllla, wltloh arrived tbitay haft
Napltlr. Willi four c chis and 1111.
steerage passengers. There wag o6p-
ram on tip+ard. Tho etasger will be
dlminfectex 280 of the passengers
Will his sent t0 floffame Islatta for
ohw TolatLon.
LABOR ANO ITS TROUBLES
Scranton Railwav Car Shop
�;E, Strikers Still Out.
STRIKES IN MANY LANDS
New fork. Ilay 6 -Wan. H. Trnow
dale, President of the Delaware.
Lerkawnnnn A Western iLAllroad.
when 0eebrf yeaterdny about the
strike of the c,anpany's amptoyaq[
nt elcrenton, RAMI.
i un.leratand thrab rill the men em
ploye,l In Lite car Lf1wiring, black
mraith and pnint shops. to the nils
tier of 1.(1(x), have ertrurk br•ouse
w•v wnsrppndrxl an empaltsyse. Their
nrtlrvn wain very un)unt, blpcanse the
man, flicks, grimarly disobPymcl the
compmny't ruin in quitting work
Anol,env
Ing the grr.andle wlthrret a
purmtt. 1 nm not Informr+l whether
than men will Ro back to work err
not. it they do not their pincrs will
probably be quickly emppried. Their
going out will make no real heard
ship for its licit, sa•Pral wotooke to
risme. teY`AnPP ,air rolling atnek in
blot naw h, first clAse enndillcin
Montepnn-LPm Hines. France, tray
d -Tito miners who have been eft
strike tiers rovdnmg.l wore this more
Lag.
Getion, Way 6. ---in roneetfusnee of
a duap"te regarding their ho.ere of
Ialxrr, lite ,1.,ckrpPn havetune on,
general otrlke, except at the •an,
Ifenito landing,-_,
lmallpax In Alamka.
Port af'ow-nrin.nrl, Wlatm., Way 7 The
steAmer (:nttAge City arriving from
t7hr• isorth corftrms the pprrevinfs rs-
pnrtn of mmallpnx at citta,
and naw
that the Alcrr,ctaw Is raaMly appending
Amnsg tbw Invillaas where there are
over 100 eases. ,-
The rPprirtM TrrhAwa of the ra
i minlcwn Line by .1 11, IsforSap is do
rated M the mnnasroment',
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