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I THE WORLD SATURDAY EVKWJVG MARCH 17 IMA
600000 LOST A T CARDS
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iiBIGGEST POKER GAME
4 EVER WAS PLAYED
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Over 1000000 Changed
Hindi In a Battle of
tkcCatils Between Half
a Dozen Chicago Trust
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Cel Joe Lelttr Is Said to
Have Lost 300000
but Declares tie Does
v Net Play Poker During
Lent
uat that ehaaaj
bsaE 91000000
J Jrjft laaa fcr >
player 100000
fl atit klghett Inirr
b a 4r n4 0 100000
A aaaH l r wa out HiOOO
110I 1 cmmr Oar week
Th ratt game of por > r
i i ed teek place at one of the blggt
1 ft IIm la Nw York thli week
I Oa million dollan changed hands
Tfct gam tailed a week
I Ckicaaw ajrlWonalr held tarvl In thin I
for hundred of thouiand
i 6 I INnar tk particular tnn for thr
9m MM kr Th Kvtnliur World I
4 IIIE FOIl THOUSANDS
ThU game of iame thr record break
I rtt would b a hMrl brrakrr In any
I
M h1 a Cblcagowi with a mountain
eC MMMT at ha beck and rallwaa a
MMMth Affair Jut flntahtd In a bit
iMlcl MI 10 far from Thlrtyftnrth
ItrMt Ml4 Fifth avenue M the Audi
torllM II from Uk Michigan
I A e el bon M rollllon dollar
> haat 4 kaadi In the course ot thl
Hill Htto with lhe carJa The ram
1 tet4 a week And lbn winners and
toMfi kook hind and Mid they had
d had s mtrry tte and were perfectly
MM Tb begin n thi llm
lid trata between Chlctfo and New
Terfc Md OM man U aald to bar paid
I WMM foe ridiag m that tralnor HW
SMO
Who aft tk an who won and lout
In this MT > fMtgiire jam Oo IUk the
urban head UMoy of the Waldorf
Aatnria and he will tell younit
mitper to Chambermaid No ft and aak
I her what her bright eye did not ape
and her car dll not hear for all of
which h got enough good backibvMh
lo bay her wedding troupet Maybe
t I abe will let you Into a avcrat And
then again p rhp abs wont
JOE LEITERASK HIM
BUPUOM you lull John W rate or
John A Drake or I aao Ellwood or I
young Joe Letter the lovellevt loier In
the land and that la truth a a well II
F > allllrrailonor John Lambert or any
of their Intlmat friend who eye
Wick out like goggle a thy whlvper
about Ihe itmtett of poker ram and
wonder how It feel to wrn a quarter of
a million or lose tMWO They will not
trhwaway itat leereta trhap but
town deep pertopi they know a great
deal about tW Ilk game
MM of tee men ar not aa well
kaown aa tVy Might lit In New York
and a there may be trron here who
lawjrine that they know how lo play
L pake It rnlih be well in thr Intricate
mt humanity to let them Into a tecret
TfttM filuw flay the tirarlnt game
Mt eetdd DOMlbly be playedgame n
whtek tk kr U the limit It U no 111
Uaton ot aonfldtnc
to itat that tome
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L < 11111 PUUE
OHrtinaad frcm Pint Page
p
S
r 1 of Brin will glte a ball tontght
ta thi Wt WJ Lyceum la Hftyc
f ad trt near Broadway
Ta Fleet Regiment Irlih Volunteer
rW give a drill dren parade and review
at Ike Orand Central Palace
S
Tka FrIend of Ireland will hold their
aftaual dinner at Rogeria Hotel Park
flaea with ipeechei by weIl know men
S Th rrlenlly Soneof Bt Patrick will
p bold their annual dinner at Delmonleoc
Jutie Juan A OOorman will preilde
Among the Invited guest are Cloy
oeMvelt Den Merrill vxJudg Van
Wyek and Senator Depew
Tka Laeeold Stern Aodatlon will
IT a ri loj aid dbnr at lieu tri
ktmrock Qarlea One llundrnl aid
MUMUrltat reet and Amitrrdam
yay Th dumcr will begin at ii
I iCe OaMla Club will glv a ball at
arfllll Lyceum
a Fedora tneaiure Club will xIi a
Ii SI Everett Hill
r P II Bherldan Commani will
a I an entertainment and tmoker at
> 5 Aitembly Itovm a Avenue A
111 Howry Lyceum will 1e a
r and entertainment at II room
JIMt One Hundred ana Nineteenth
at I P M
n Daabunr Ataoctetlon will rive al
tfcypBiiHi ball at Wefeater Halt
1 Ukrty Council Knight of Columbu
m Inch Bight at Its room
Watt Torty vflth street
flm MGAUIIIKS
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aaa3i Will Get aa
LUs COSPart far
ki aree of the Hapd
C IlL was at work lo
plaaa fr pip ajJ4rle along
i taaitl rwrt oa which
kaa lawtructed him la
su1Iag af ant Tkuraaay
d the real wMck the
MalIl with
Worth atmt alaac
S > mtk aTMiw t
rus es
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I JOSEPH LKITBR I
P ul >
r
of their face were olxiul the Imanl In
the arrat aaml whlrh hal lpl the teeth
of New York nmleit gambler clut
tering
trinTANNERS
TANNERS POKER STAFF
ChIcago men formerly knew them at
Tanner crowd They Inre aJ mem
ben nT tanner1 > laff Tnnnrr wt at
way oomcthlng on poker too Vlirn he
made up hi aff he looked not merrly In
the military ftnlu of the ran < lilaphe
held that a man who rouM not con
duct a stiff ciropalun kl patter wee not
At In hold a Colonelcy un hIl UtT
Bo hr named these men of atrattny and
guIle
Them was Col date the moat nolnl
plunger of hit day He U the man who
mtlnlllIlaltd the formation of the then
Truat lu1 mail million at II Halt
owN hi millie In the 1 U lIt lest Hum
mer nt Saratoga He ci Hit mini pi
tureaqur piayrr there Hr never bought
a rnallrr dark of chits than a IIWO
on A apcelil rnuletln wheel waa given
up to him It he felt like twirling the
hall Th limit wa raited from hJJI
to MM > for him If hr tried hi hand at
faro
Hr made or drnppH 12X00 or IXXOno
In a day with the name nanc frnlil Ihnt
a newsboy win and loita four cnl
Hut at the end of the iaon lha hanker
counted up about 1LC0 J ai tile contri
bution to the law of averimrt In theIr
favor
THERE WAS COL DRAKE
There waa Col John A Drake eon t > r
exQov Drake of Inwa And Mid to l > n
the finest handler of carJa In tho rnnk
of amateur
Then there was Col Joe lHlrr n very
duck of a Icier New Ynrkern lme
heard of Joe how he not hit big pn i
to give him a per or attorney on th <
teller millions and bought nnd bought
wheat until onUs head wam nnd lllol
all the Cblcngo elevator and the Chi
alV ear tracks Blth bushels IIn1 bUlla >
el of wheat and WA tolriK to corner
nil the wheat In the world until the
Lor4 cent more heat and the oppoil
LADY ROBERTS LEAVES
Dea alratl a la lmm at lie
arlare f I SRtt Vlfi > fur
1uth Africa
IXXDON March 17The leparltirr
of Lady Roberts from London today
for South Afrka waa made the occa
don for a popular demontrntlon
Among her fellowtraveller were the
Duche of Tcek who ha gone to Join
her hubnJ On fir Fredrick Car
rlngton and daft lady Chr ham and
Mil llhrxle
A large gathering bad Ltdy Itobert I
farewell Inrludlry th Lonl Mayor lit
Ixndin and the Duki of Alxrcorn
Lady HolxTt was accompanlH by her
two daughter ill In the 111f1 mourn
ing
In8h
Shortly after rhe rnleml her alnon
crrU e the l < uri Ma > or prr ente l the
Hire JuJlri with bundle < if hamr > x k
The departure of the train a u the all
nal fur a great nutburnl nf enthuilattic
cheering and the wulr < < of Hag and
handkerchief
COL PA6ET REFUSED
TU Lrd Mrlkara Mr Would <
and Me hut hiMself hat uuld
> ul Lead HI lira In flrniki
LONDON March 17 A letter I pub
llhrd here telling of a quarrel between
Lord Methuen and hi ornrero It ap
Jirar that Col Arthur Page hunhanJ
of the American beauty and < clety
leader wa InvolvH
Lord Methuen gave an order to the
rVota Guard nhlca their commandIng
officer Col Arthur Piget declared It
wa ImpOMiblr to execute Hr bo
lately refused niedleuly to ncrinrc
Ma men in a rain effort to take an Im
pregnable kopje However he toll Ixird
Methuen that he would hlmrelf walk
up to the position and tx bat
Lord Methuen declnnt to allow tha
but laid him he mut < < o lack to Knz >
land Col Arthur Pagrt declined point
Maak ii leave hU men excvpt upon the
tntctlOM of Wr Redver llullor an4
TM to the latter o the jam eI S
Hedvrr Bolltr I t report M lo han
wit lafIIr that 1M hoped that > r
r
1IaCeI
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lion fooled Joe and Joe p papa ruhid
In zulu oliuHl out the ilnl nt a lose of
mnny million I
Cot luar WWOCM of the llarbr1 Vlro
Trust nnd Col John lambtrt the 1in
man ure ntrntlutinl Cl member of Ill >
Tanner contlnicrnt TIIIr hlinlt HUH
H heavy player Mpwlally at the time
nhrn llm gUUliin whIch i aftl tin
Yrrke fllre t llallrcail ItlU was In ei
don and when the Unvcrnor woe re
portrU tii hair made n great deal of
money In wheat
TANNER OUT OF IT
Hut Taut er la now out of It hi
nheat money ha been dIssIpated f
It l > saId In Jackpota him he did nol
Bet
W II Held manager of the Tin Plate
Truil who won fame uml frt WOii by
i flip of a ooln In an uptown ratlni
hnje a few nlrhla sInce was Invited la
alt In IN gatnr
5 I eincliidfel not nld the t > VX
nin > er I watched the thing for awhile
but when I aw Jackpot of t 0eo and
MOW I made up my mind It wa too
much like gambling
LEITERS JOKES
Mr t ltr wa opening Utter not
jiikpolr al n Lit dtfk In hili oinre In
tho Iilil HiilUlnir thl morning when
an Kvonlng World rei rltt atkeil him
whnl he knew about thy big > ker
came
Poker Poker Where have i heard
that nom Iwforr muttniirreil Mr
Loiter Oh jet I know now That
tliii itnme where > ou build and count
cirdi nnd spate aol ewreji l nt III
No no I remember that cawlno
Ioker where you ay lhata iruinl
fliT
PLAYS FOR FUN
That story tlont fit me No > lr I
loiit I4Y > iker for Iij miinr > I play
tlm ram fur fun And ship ol looT Oh
Pi for chip lOs
llut I hstcat been In a poker game
For n 1I1 while not since bent b > gnn
No not In 41 nat They tack 13i1 nf I
funny Mnrlex nn to me out they cant
hitch that one on No sir
BOERS HOLD PASSES
Lord HundoBMld Karora Kind
Them In Ntrrnatk ua Fre
Klalralal Herder I
IJKDYRMITII PrUny March UI rJ i
DundnnaMi cavalry pntroN recnnnol I
trnl thr lrer State ttnrder of ltauto
Inn lo Uc lleeri laps where a slight
fklrmlth otrurre < l In which two HrlllKh
I were wounded The turn were aim
encountered In ilrencth it Van Ileeneni
PM and TlntMa Paw
K mrn nrrlvlnr here report that the
lloer orr inntilfrlng a very vindic
tive spirit under defeat and that many
kruh hitherto reelected hate ten
burnc
The Herman ambulance attached lo
Ihe IL > er force mere found near Mn1
let Hprult abandoned by the Hone Th
phyilclan In charge were unable to
move and were brought Into camp
here the wnumlvd were cared for
Transport were ub > niuently sup
piled ani the ambulance were tent to
fie Ilaer line
LEYDS HAS VANISHED
hoer Kavoy lrnve HranrU fad
dml and Momp Pap Ilr Ha
Uamv to Iadau
LONIKN March J7tr Jd the
I dlpanutl axrnt of the Tianivaal has
dlupiiearp tram IIrnufl According
la a niot special he It Mirvrd to have
rome In london but nothing It known
Here about hli arrival
It seem unlikely that he would jump
Intj the lloV mouth aol the energetic
KMT lepretentatttr It mnre likely tu be
xm heard of at one of the oilier Euro
GALLOWS FOR HYPNOTIC
tarp riad Iimsre tbr Xrkraa
kaa Mwrdrrrr Dalltr mt
Bakl Harder
LKXtXOTON NVb March UTh
Jury In the rare of Prank IXrumor
charged with the murder nf hi wife aad
Jok Lao the hurtiitd ol II iraiarjr
ie < tar rutne1 a rerdltt or C Mtr tf
Mrdjerla the then deort and lid MM
si u =
sj its ve c
S t
THE WAR IS OVER
BISHOP POTTER
ON THE PHILIPPINES
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Praises Otis and Says He
S Is the Right Man in
the Right Place
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Dictated by Hishop Potter Exclu sively to The Evening World
lit llov Henry I Potter HlihO > of
the IrotnUnl Kplrcotnl Church In
America rrturnej on the Campanln this
raornltut fnini 4 fivemonth tour of the
world IIU mltnlon Will for ecelelaMI
cal purK ami for pleasure ills
chaplain ami Moretary Un Percy
Htlrkney Irani lylls hU companion
My journey h been mint AUrrlIrul
and pleasant Ai a mull I coon luck
for ht Protivtant Kpliinul Cliurcli of
America lu tie In hare of iplcup
evangelical nnrt In the rVindwIch and
Philippine lnlatilt That wa thin nuiln
object of rny Journ y the exterwlnn of
our church Influence i
Leaving tlAII FnnciMM un Oct 21 I
want tralxhl tu Honolulu Church af
fairs there tuna been under the control
of the Btihup of the Church of Engltnd
Von under clmncid political condition
5 < expert the American church to tw the
hriil there
I pnl one thy with the EpIscopal
Illhop at Honolulu and > reached a
allifnrtury agreement ThM I lo not
run III make public yet Kngllih
rliiirch rill III the lilandu might not
II Pt agreeable In that church now anti
4 f agreed that the American Church
ilul operale with the Government
In use rrll < < lou admlnliitratlon of the
lUnd
After Honolulu I vIsit cl Yokohama
Shanghai llungkong Luntoti reaching
Mmilln III Deiember I spent u week
titers
Aa In what eccleaMloil arrangement
I muJc there I cannot tell In detail
now but I will nay that a plan was
agreed upon whereby at the proper
lime the Kplaropal Church of America
will eitind Ita work in the Philippine
ill NIGHT
IN SENATE
SenatorsWere Locked Up
Twentyfour Hours
at Albany
IprtaI U TIM EtsIi TCtill
AMIANY March IT The Rrenl HI
Patrick Day > lon of lbs Htntr
Senate wa opened at t A M toda i
labnrlouily did nothing fur nn hour nnd
thlrty evrn mlniilrr kdjourntd for
three minute to make a IrgUlatlv day
and then adjourned to Monday even
Ing In bad humor
flenalor Tim Hjlllran wsp about the
only happy member He raid that hi
hoodoo wa lixVeil up with the other
Benntnni antI he wan permitted tn trnll
nbriud andhll n faro bank for 11100
It wan A vttMry nnd bedragnlH lot of
utateiinen whit eat ut In reeiKinie to the
Umilnr nf the lleuien ntloernori
gavel Tor nesrlv twentyfour hour
they had been held In the marble hall
and they were wmry and heavy laden
At 717 oclock Henator Ulltworth
nios N to adjourn at i1 The motion
was carried and for three minute the
member stood at eae A1 > w Senator
Ellnoorth moved to ndjourn until Mon
da > evenIng at UIJ oclock ant then
folloIJ a wild break for hotel and
train l and Turkish bad
All the trouble wan due tn Senators
Klliwnrth Uackey ArnKtronr ard
SlMnahan Ihe four statesmen who for
nearly a day held twentyfour lawmakers
maker ImprUitned In the Senate Chant
boot nf the Capitol arrived In chine cf
an amlttant ergrant > atarm at tU
this morning
The Incident of this morning were In
Irrrillng After I oclock Ihe twenty
four Henaton who hd been locust up
Inc lW In the afternoon were In
creed to twentyill Thornton and
Plfnkllt arrived and Joined the > arl
That made the quorum which was pj
much talked about yesterday nnd It was
it Stilt tuppoted that there would be an
adjournment a 1 oon III mme erfunC
lory business was traniicted
It was coon evident that Thornton ant
Ilutkltl would nut urn to satisfy the
ng ulfertng Senator
Clliworth wa the man they were
walling for KlUwofth the conferrntlte I
old gentleman from Niagara who for
the part four ear tai been ruc1 a
itlckler for the strict obtervance of the
tulei of the Senate and luch terror to
recalcitrant member
All this time the doan at each end of
ths Berate lobby had teen kept tightly I
doted with two of 8rgraniaiArmi
Jicqulllard deputlea on guard to pre
vent over curIous new par rorreapon
dent from getting too doe to the chum
br InalJe the twenlydx member
did 1M bt they could to kill time
The three nr four game of poker that
had been running plots midnight were
diecoatlnurd and the window nf the
chamber were thrown open to allow the
cloud of cigar mob which kjl
lithried during Ifc night to drift away
1SAM
I Tke air mutt han bem awtet aad
llset wS Isnater Itawerh 11
libel TIM biLlable la Ole aMepess
I l0s U4euaM0iteraW m
I s 10IS Chit tII t
L W10 uIiSii t
if j
Inland We look for great good in
null
Ir Manila I had fine opportunities ta
e what splendId toldler our American
boy make They rrro nil In excellent
chaps phylrally and Intellectually thny
cannot b excelled They were all con
tented too atleait those on active rcr
vice
IrIt
It only they tould get lo workthat
teemed to be ait the buy asked Tie
marl work the better pirated they wrre
I refer of courte to work campaigning
I often vIsIted the oulpoM although I
aw but few regiments In the field
Urn oil li the tight mull In the right
place To him much credit IA due When
I left Manila I unilrntood that the war
wa radically enJeil Gen otIs and
the other offlcvr or rank declared tint
the Klllplnoi ner dIsintegrated and
could make no dvfenie
II wax ruining but gutrlll warfare
on the iwm of the Klllplno Thy had no
cnn lderable bodies of men and were
ciitlered widely with no settled > lnn
From Manila I went lo Singapore
Catcutu aiij other Indian ports That
I > irt Df my irlp was for plriitiri nl
thouifti the famine In India caused many
pnlnful sIghts
Or three million native Were rr
cflvng alii from ihP llrlllih liurn
ment when I arrived In India When I
lift I was told the number Mad In
crrireJ lo four mllllini The Unvein
ment wu heroically taming In IndUf
1111 organizIng many relief tmoni
IlrlO nil II I JIll not tee murli of the
tufferlng but even In the coast rltlei
the oaths liownl the effects nf the
famine Many were greatly emarlatml
The condition In the Interior wa grow
Ing wrirseuli the lime I was told
romaln of the rUOII and liquid refresh >
ment vihloh had been reaicitlihed hllr
a dotrti limos between 10 P M and 3
A M
It was nil tidy when at I4S oclock n
hack ilcltli drove up to the State street
entrance In the Capitol and word WDI
parted along that Klliworlli was here
Till four Henntori walked out of the
elevator with the air of men who had
ton badly treated
lilt Ulll Krmr the Deputy rVrgeaiitat
Arm who hail them In charge united
grimly a ho led the way across the cur
thor HomeboJy itartrd lo lng Id i
Leave My Happy Home for You and I
the ctoru waa OiUgil up nnJ echoed
strangely through the lertilatlve hall
Henator Klltffnrth smiled nt his recep
lion arul the other follonrd
lliey gut me at JVrI ln Just as I was
letting off he train iwlil Mr EIIe
worth I had no other cmirae but to
obey lleutdov Womlruflii order lo re
turn at nnrr lo Altitny and I took the
fIrst train buck
The Henatc convened alIA St
Ktnalon Klliwnrin rtlranangn Mickey
ant Armstrong walked at once lo the
well where they strew up In IInll before
the tar of the Htnate
Brnatiirr llnlly Hrttckett and Ur dy
took turn In ileeltrlng their sentiment
regarding thr action of the quartette nf
upBlatr member rho had r4utd all
tni < trouble
The Henaln will now proceed In the
regular outer of buiinrs i Will Lieut
Joy WnoilriifT onnuunremrnt
Till WJ the ilitiul for throning open
thR door of tfe cnimber
It won 1 oclock then and Ihe thirty
pilefnceit men who hat MI all nlshl
vtllmiit sleep bro i I i cur work
hliit duicn messages from the A
lemCr nrri1 rrail ami the reports of
committee followed The burlnen wai
whotlv riMitlne
Mr KlUwartlindnltlnlfranSdylhnt he
had left the Senate without asking tn
hr exeiiieii and he apologIzed f > the
Senator colletllvfl for the hnrJihlpa
MA abence had caused them
liMO BLACKMAIL BLANKS
CammUileiirr Akrll Declare rc
lire Ueiat Make rnrrapllnw
Silken n tr rr >
When aikrd about a repnt the them
warn In use by the Police Dtnjrtmeit a
blackmail blank upon which th hale
captain made return to Chief Devery
Police Crtnmt lonir Henry K Abel
laid thIs noon
There are the regular fotmi of daily
report blank upon which the captain
roak dally return to the chief They
are ub t ntlally the same form that
hue been In UI many year Iwfsre our
lime and non of them li a blackmail
blank lct the illghtett credltahr nl
dente thai there li any other bank in
UM come to ua and see haw quickly we
wit act >
There li the same old cry of police
blackmail which his been ralreJ prrl
odlcally for the Iwt thirty year or
more but we have no evidence what
ever that I herr U any foundation for It
i I t ua have evidence of Jui one ng
Instance of blarkmill ant Ibfl Comml
loners will net Immediately
CMNT PIE TOfll lifE
V111 ltr > lar a that Halae lea
trart 0iwe a Haakaad and
Wife Are Invalid
A wife cannot claim money frfm her
husband eveaJL1111 J > tl3l lna I
contract To that effect unler alimony
li granted by court after cause for
divorce ta h wn
Such was the drcUlan handed down
by th Apfwllal Division today In the
ca cf > Te4rlca M Pollr atainet
John J H PJHon In im Mr Pollon
agreed to five hie wife KW yearly HI
wife ud for nonpayment and the
court hula th acreemfM Invalid oa thf
ground that ao left aeparatlon had
taken place
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RUSSELL SAGES CARTOON j
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This Cartoon Was Suggested to The Evening World by Russell Sag
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DICKI wonder wat can be the matter over there This is really distressing Just at a time when I
wanted to make a bet on the Princes favorite
BRITAIN ANGRY
AT MKINLEY
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CCprIIU W0 by tbt Anol tH Pruat
LONDON March 17ll lwen the
linen of the politely worded editorial
comment on President McKlnley ex
prerilon of wllllngneM aid In Ihe rs
oration of peace between Great Britain
and tho hoer Hepubtl ran be dIscerned
ivIJence nf an Inward Irritation which
the lea rr onlhl public doa not hl
tale uuiarirdly tu ext > re > while even
member nf the Government privately
dliplay pique that of all the power
America should have consented to M
some what one official designated a
tlo untrniloua role of suggestIng semi
form or Interference to which he aided
thIs expreirlun
KaalUbmeH raaaal rip can
radium the prrfrrt rarrrrlae
a f the Illlwrir of apralr nafrlendly
rraarr vllb the air of Ikm ailed
Slate nklrh If II had inmr from
a lr dlilolerralrd snare rnald
snIp Imv been regarded n a aa an
friendly art
There ti no doubt hat the overture
of the tnltad Stats even Ihnugh III
carefully worded he snslby Irrl
Iited Great llrllnln aa a whae while
circle eipecUIy frl ndy tn the United
Htatr npr open regret at th oppor
tunity ofTeretl lo critic lo compare th
refund of M DKcaie the French Mln i
13111 lEI II ML
Continued from Fiffl Ice
green flag and hunting end Irish 01
dler ansi saIlor ihnwed special pride
In nearlnif the national emblem
The ancient Ceremony of trooping Ihe
I
colon at Dublin Cull wa eipecally
plcture que It was performed tolay In
inn presence of the Lord Itrutenant of
Ireland Earl CJdogan the Duke of Con
niught CommanderlnChlef of the
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force In Ireland and a brilliant aem
btage Alt the troop wore the shamrock
rock
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The urcoml days pale of the Irish In
duftrlcir AMoclatlon was opened at he
London Mnnilon House this afternoon
by the tidy Mnnaiera with princeix
durherr oountenei and commoner
attending the stalls which conducted the
lugged kind of trade
Mutt cf the lovernmrnt cflclaU
Isolated the IrIsh flag and the club were
ilicllirly JecirateJ the offlclali all
wearing the gtesn
In th church the preacher referred
to the orcBBlnn thanking Provldenc
that the English had learned to love anti
tnprct tttelr IrIsh fellow subjects n
they never knew them or respected
them before
The lord Chief Justice Lord Russell
of Klllowen set the example In the law
mutiny and nil the Judge fnllowel his
example of wearing the shamrock be
low their ermine collar
The theatre are preparing to mark
the day In the tame way lonlght
On the Block Exchange the enthttaiaim
bon In celebrating the day gave the
hou the appearance of a greenhouse
The nhimrock wi verjwhere and
there vs atoms toastIng of health than
work As a emit price war butler
though nobody know why
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Th rceneo at AldenJiot were eharac
terUtlo of the celebratlafl of It Pat
I rick Day and at all th other garri
son town the haairocJi waa donned b
all the troop privileged to wear It
I At reveille the Irish band made a tour
of the barrack playing Carry Owen
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St Patrick Day In the M raMr aad
i Th Boy of Wiford ta front of the
oBlrer met they playd tile aatlonal
i anthem and cheered the Q n
It Is undevtood tile Qya havtaf approved
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proved the proposed fortMtUa af a
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reguaent of Irish anarda WIll mak tat
aDnuur < me t am the subject today
The uMtl Lord Mayer prvctmtoa
took place la Dahlia today Th Lord
Mayor of BeWaat and tIM Mayor ot
Cork parttelpatafl kit a namfctr of Na
tionalist Mayer refused to acct tilt
Lard Mayor InvMatlMi ta taka part HI
tN atIItr I
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later of Foreign Affairs to gratify the
I hostIle sentiment In Kranc by maklnc
propoMl to Lord Sallibury which were
sure of rejection with what they testily
call ha Interference of Washington
and which though only tatatlv and
clothed In word of perfect frlendlln
and courteiy came at an Inopportune
moment when the upreat Mlfufl
clency of the Ilrltlih Rmplre U the pre
dominating feeling of the day
Hverywbere one hear IIprlone of
satisfaction that whll th aniwtr to the
proposal waa clothed In ward of perfect
courtesy the language of Lord Ballibury
In brushing sills President McKIn
ley proffer was to ixtremily deflnt
II to kill all possIbilIty of a repetition
of the offer from my source unleis
those proposing them ire desIrous of br
ing recognised II openly antagonistic to
this country
Kmiihiil la laid on the Mel hat
Great BritaIn declared at the outlet her
unwIlllcgnrM to consent tn any outiM
interference enil therefore All nccord
InK to the wrlleitablUhrd principle of
International Uw that the right of In
ttnertlon I conditional en the wllllni
re of both panic to the quarrel tn
accept the giNxl ntncea of a mediating
power such Interfereno was in IIN
Ca r outsIde the bound ef diplomatic
poxlblllt and gas Lord Salisbury
full iirkatlon for his retort cour
teou
densely packed when litihop Hrlndlr ID
S O Dlillngulvlied Service Order
tale Chaplain with the firllUh forces In
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South Africa offlrla J at a pjnllflwl
high run In the pretence nf Cardinal
Vaughan
All the clergy and jtlt congregation
wore the shamrock and the scene at
tho Cardinal Inbla rJ and while robe
lowly moved up the central aisle bites
Inc the confregallon was very Imprei
sioc
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It net expected that the Cardinal
would deliver the HU Patrick Day aJ
drop but the duty devolved on Esther
hbn I
I lather Jkldan remarked that both
I friend and foe were unMloteJljr prali
tag Irish bravery berulim and general
I tt1p Just now so conapicuoua on the
I batlirneH and the wearing of the
atamrock the emblem of Irish nation
ality and Catholicity had become by I
his gracIous act oi our mot revered
Boverelgn an acknowledgment of the I
herolttn atid Valur uf their IrUh suns In
the war
ALL IBBHMBi TODAY
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X etker XBlloaalllr I > I Kaand
la Cap Twa n This
AkKJlrvnary
CAPe TOWN March ITThere ire
I non but Irishmen In thIs town today
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HAUPAI HI GREEN
rlllth ria HaMM ky 0vern
Meat Onlna la t r MeajlMeal
Ckeered en Way la Ckanh
rMUl M Tin Krtlf Wrt I
HAIIKAX March 17For th fIrst
time In the history of Halifax the Bril
Uh and Canadian Ran were dliplayed
from the Dominion sod local govern
mnt building In honor cf the Bon
of Ireland
A telegram from the Premier wa re
retd ordering the 0t oat Tb wtar
lag ot th graen is universal and flag
art hug fraaa hawattofja aad etamer
The Ulinter regiment In full fore
paradvd to tft Mary Cathedral where
high ataN WC titrated TIlt fish
troopa wee chrd
GOAT DAT B TilMTO
Rrnbdr WMra fe aara k a4
tjrrlre Are MM ID he
Catkalto Cknvbaa
TORONTO Ont March ITBt Pat
rick Day It belftg oWn her and
throtiffkottt the pravtac with unusual
eatkualaam
Everybody la wearing I he hamroek
whll the Irish is lying on all the
public katldtat aVrlc were hold In
the CatholIc churches where reference
wa made to lbs fcrarery of the Irish
MMter ta Irak Afrlra
cnctflr aad baaauet tonight by lite
Mert Irtrt tSSriHt will wtad tip nit
djriHDM PIIMl Him
Atvaal B kres U la Hat alPtp
a 1 rilHac rate CIM ta
Pay a sid NI
Mftlal M Tk ttntag VrM
KKW hAVES March ITAUadataf
A Advaal the alleftd Ktadae JPrtae a
eased ol betaca MiMal a taa1ii was
autn4 Is Lily dftrt Jadaraii tw
shsI 1 u44en S
45tk
1IrEKING
ISSAYED1
I Olivier Retreats from Gat
I acres Front Some of I i
His Men Surrender
IoNDON March ITIt jWIlrnlb I
reiterated hero thflt Mafrklnx has been
relieved The War Office does not con 1
nrm the fumor but It cornea from
saucers that seem nuthorltatlre
Deipatchr from Hurgliu Jorn In Cap
Colony irtifre inn Oatacrei bane li T
nt prerrnt aiy that Commandant Ollvltr
i has evacuated M ponltlon In front of
i the Iirltl > h north of the Ornnje IUv r
1 and that ftvcral nf hIs Horn have sum f llr
I I rendered S
OL1YIERS BOERS RETOE AT
II
Ikarusit Poilllnn In Front of Urn
Ualarrr nnil letise of IIU J
Men Surrender
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BUnallKKBDOHP Caps Colony
Olivier evacu
March KCommnndant WCU t
aled hts pntltlon on a bill In front of l
the Hrltlih during the n h Several A
loin of his force have surrendered
Mr Dc Wei a member of the Capo r j
Parliament and hU brother have bttt
arrested tl
ROUTED THE BOERS
Ualarrr Hroutu Baler prlniron i
IrlB aa XJ tn Hands sulk t
I Poletarrrr
IIKTHUIIK OKANOB rnKK STATE t 4
March 1L4lrn Qatacrei scout hay S r
entered Sprlnsfonteln i
The main column Is following up the
rcout anti will noon enter the town t
II clear ot the IJoer
The country rlll tht 1orA I
I flatacrei entry ol Kprlngfnnteln man I
that he has effected a junction wltli
Itobertas forces all that thr Urttlili i
are now In rornplela control of the rail
road from Hlwmfonleln In Cape Ton
A force of Horn la null In front of
Brabant Ttitf will have tn retreat
surrender
northeattwnnl nt one or
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OPEN TOlLiTFOHTEIH A
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RlIrad Maw Warklaai rem ur tl
i mla Paat Urrnadlrr Arrive 1
Ut Orange fly h
VANZTU Friday March 14The raIlroad l
rod has been reopened from Illnemfon
teln to Norvili Pont
Col PolCarw and the Qrtnadltn
hate Just arrived at Norval Ion
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