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Cleans Everythlnn from Cellar to Garret
ALL ABOARD PERISHED.
Unknown Ship Went to Pieces
Off Newfoundland.
STOItJf I'RKTEMED AN IlESCULS.
Utenoats Trolmlilr Were llrnkrn 'p
Through Mismanuircment In the Fnnlfl
of the Doomed Orevr nml rassencers.
Soma Likely I'erlnlieil 1 runt Cold.
Bt. Johns, JT, 1'., Jan 13 .Tho fol-.
lowlngxcomprlso sotno of details regard
ing tho wreck in fct. Mary's bay that
cnuld bo obtained: Tho ship is a iwo
nastcd steamer of nearly .1,060 toafimd
probably caixlod a crow (d (10, with
possibly somo passengers. She wcut
nihoro before daybreak on Thursday,
striking a ledfi'e nt tho lootiof tho clltl,
where escape vroa liopeloas.i9 The crow
launohod the b?ats, but prr-bably daring
the paulo some -were crushed against
licr sides, others being sv. nmpod 'mil nil
tho oicipxuts appirontly perishing
Tlio ship wan seen tnboonllro byrosl
dents six miles aw ay.
At tli it tlmo only three men woro loft
ou board. Two wcro on tho bridgo and
ono.-" I" tho rigging. Those ou tho
bridge wcro rafo antll nboat 2 p. in.,
when thoy wero washod overboard and
drowned, tho bridgo being curried
away. Tho survivor soon after loft
tho rigging, swam to tho rocks and
twlco oudoavorod to got a footing.
I'uUinj; in this, ho had made his way
back to tho rigging, where ho died of
exjiosuro daring tho night.
Many dead bodios aro visible tossing
in tho surf. Two of them, thrown np in
a cove, cannot bo reached owinx to tho
heavy sea. Ono Is thought to bo thai: of
a woman. 6
Boats and other wreokaga aro strown
among the rocks for miles.
Yostorday was moro stormy than tho
day before, and it was Impossible) to
roach tho wreck, which has gouo to
pieces to snch au extent that it has sunk
beneath tho Wa os.
Tho wreck' coniinUsioiior liopos to bo
ablo to obtain her namo today.
There Is not tho shghttet prospect that
any soul on boand osoapod death, as tho
Intense mld-uilntcr cold would kill any
who escaped drowning.
DREAMER MURDERER ARRESTED
District Attvrney Claimed no Ilia ICvl
ileure of rremeUlteleel KHUncr.
Nkw YoitK.'Jau. 13. Alfred Morn
son, who shot unit klllod one of his
wives, with whom ha was living in
Mount Vernon, is under arrost. Ho
was arralgnod and hold for tho grand
jury ou tho charge of murder in tho
llrst degrco.
Morrison, mi tho night of 1 J8,
shot his wife AUda and hIio diul tho
following riiyi Hn said the snooting
was tho result of fright occasioned by a
dream of burglars. The woman her
self, knowing that death wiih oertuln,
attributed tlio Bhootiiig tu tho same
ca.U6o as Meirrl'nu did. Thoiurrifcr'a
jury exonerated him.
bouie days later Morrlsou's original
wife, whom ho married many years
ogo, gave information that ho was n
bigamist.
Morrison was committed to jail with
out lull l . $
Tho next grind jury will imsoniulo in
Wbltq Plajns on tho llrst Monday 'In
Fobrnary. '
D'strlct Atfprnoy Andrews claimed
that ho had nlle,ient hvIuoiico to provo
(hat Morrison.', in' shooting I U wife,
oommlttcd'a ntil borate an I premedi
tated murder;
Muni Keounstrti't I'art nf ltuail,
Wahius'iion, Jan. 13. lieforo tlio
completion of tho Tranu Siborl.ui rail
road it has btromo nei esMiry to rotou.
struct tlio work already dime, and this
-will cost not less than 15,000,00i, Tho
Information is mipplltel to tho state do
partmeut by Cominore.iol Agent Orooner
of Vladl ostock. Ills report, i ompllod
from ltussUn bources, shows a curious
condition of allairs ou tho road. In tho
haste of oonitrULtlon and tho anxiety to
jet everything cheap tho road win too
poorly constructed, rails being tue light,
etc. Only about SO miles an hour ran
bo run ou tho level with safety.
Tho cSthjuet Matting.
y.IllOTO'1 Jan". 13 At tlio cabinet
meeting 8n.tirv Hay road the1 reply
pi the British government to uurxepnt
Bntajlon regarding (he Hour m Inures
in Uelagoa br. Members of tho ctbl
net, lifter thi) mcftliiK, said th it tho
Uritlsb, answer was entirely satisfactory
to thlsjoermrloiit. Tho severol jxso
lutlons of luquiry u to tho conduit o.
tho war-whtofi'hara been lutrodnciU In
both houses of cougtcss woro diictl i d,
and the 'statemilnt Was madathat ful
and complete information would bi
furnished at tlife earlleht day posslblii.
l!il ltnll.r to (Jull I'dIoii.
OtSVELAS'u, Jan. 18. Tho bijss rod
iiollcrs of tho Cleveland district of the
Ahterlutn Steel and Wiro company have
tendered their roslgnation with a view
Of withdrawing Jrom tho lldd lldllors
socatiou It was understood1 tb it thin
action was taken beoauso, as ther eav.
The Easy Foofl
Easy to Buy,
iiasy to Cook,
Easv to Eat.
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KON-OHRIBTIAH AOTOES.
Itrr. Sliplilon raarcit Tliejt Jllglit Act
"In till Slrn" (lefinnl Alnorl-
cilu l'lSfflfEhl.
Topfka, Jan. IS Bov, 0. M. bud
don said ho had not bcon consulted
about tho dramatization of his book,
"In llii Steps," which Francis Niilsou
is undertaking In England. Ho said in
part: '
"I haTo rcfuiod to nllow It to to
dramatized in this country for fear It
might fall into tho hands of peoplo
who would nso It for making money iu
stoad of making a lesson oftko story,
feovuul playwrights havo nskod for per
mission to dramatize tho story, but X
havo so far refused to allow them to
plato it on tho stago If It oould to
played every tlmo by Christian men
and women there would bo no objec
tion. If theaters wire owned and ton
trolled by Christian mon add women
REV. O. U SHILDOH,
the samo ns the chnrches, I can see how
it would do ft great deal of good."
OTIS EEFORTS VI0T0BIE8.
Whrntun, lie Cabled, Had Cleared (Invito
X'roTloce Fnemjr I.ot Heavily Xu
Men, Anas anil lpoat1.
WAoilINaTOj,, Jan. 13. A messago
from (Icnoral Otis said:
Makiua, Jan. 13. Continued opera
tions by Gonornl Dates' command south
of Manila, Tho Ihlrty-sovcuth mid
Thirty-ninth regiments aro at Oalauiba,
commanded by Uolouol Dullard.
On Jan. 1 Gplouol Ilullaril, with two
battalions of the Uilrty-ulnth, attacked
n furco of IntnrgoiitB iu tho vicinity,
drlviug tho enemy uud capturlug the
town of Cnbayuo, and on tho following
day capturod llluan. Ilia enemy 'a losi
was it) killed und u largo number
wounded. Twenty prisoners and rllles
wcro captured. Our casualties were
three men slightly wounded.
On Jan. II Colonel lloyd, with threo
companies of the Thirty-seventh, cup.
tured General ltl..il mid olllcial papers
uud property thrco miles cast of Los
Uunos. On Jan. 4 Colunol lng, with
n detachment of tho Thirty-ninth, at
tacked tho Insurgents at Carmona and
M wero killed; no casualties. Ou Jan.
U Colonel Uullurd, with portions of tho
Thlrty-saventh und Tlilrty-ulutU rcgi
incuts, dttockod thu enemy south of Ca
laniba, whom ho drovo bo) ond Sauto
Tomas, killing Jl and oapturlng artil
lery! cnsmiltlcs, 0110 jirlato killed.
Captain Ualccr and Llcutcnaut Polltza
of tho Ihlrty-nlnth woro slightly
wonuded.
Jan. 11, General Cheatham, wltn tho
Thirty-seventh, 11KI men, supportoil by
artillery, attacked the lnsurgouts two
mllos wott of Siuto Tomas, driving
them from that soctlnu; 110 casnaltles.
Uonenil Schwau's column, consisting of
a fijuadrou of the l'ourth, ono of tho
l'lovtnth (avalry, the Ihlrtloth and
1'orty.slxth iiifainry and 6ix Nordon
foldt.gum under Captain Van Duseu,
sclred Hluau, Sllang und Indang Nalo,
mattetlng tlio cueiiiy who woro sooroly
liuulshod. (Jcucral Wheaton'H oolumn,
threo troops of the l.!nouth cavalry,
tint Fourth, 'Iweiity.elghth, Thirty
olghth and I'or-lllfth leglmcuts and
Astor mid Keuloy's batteries, has drlvon
otr tho nuemy from all Important points
north of .Sllatidlluu
HO had heavy lighting and captured
cousldtiabla public property, iutlioting
homy loss upon and scattering tho
cueiiiy. Hehwau's oolumn is now mov
lug iu Nortliciu lkit mgai iu u. southorly
duectlou.
All Oat province Is occupied by
Wheatou's cpnimaud. Thero was heavy
loss to tho enemy cturlug tho week ill
men, ordnanoo and either property. All
cpcratlou. very successful, ipiia.
LEtfZ CASE BEING PUSHED.
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Attention of Mrai Asalei railed t Claim
AKaieut Turkey, "
WASinNOTOV, Jan. 13 It is said at
tho statp department that tho attempt
to secure sotnu sort of reparation for tho
killing of Leuz, tho bicyclist, In Turkey,
is beinj steadily prosecuted.
The attention of Mr. Kiriinsa im-
ralnistr to Tnrkoy, has ug.lu beon at
tractoa to tho sobject, and ho will inako
renewed reiuohontations on H to tho
porta.
Hecyet 9lQtlUK nf Collega I'reftldeuta,
Uahiiisiiuhq, Jan. 11 A secrot moot
ing of collogo presidents of PeutiKylva
ula Institutions was Hold In this city to
talce action ou tho resolutions recently
pissed by the) state medical council rela
tive to tho qua)I(ctii)n9 of men apply,
ing for licenses to practloo medicine in
this state, Tho resolution passed by the)
medical counoil requires four 'years in
a modioli school. The proceedings worn
not inace public.
ARMED MEN UN HAND.
Charge of Goebelltes Against
Opponents.
BIOIli: Or THEM KL'AUY TO COMC.
tr?ubllean Iujth nt the Chnrffes Con
tent With floeliel Men the .Method of
rrncetlnro lu Xaiilotttre Chnrses of
Taylor Voted Down.
TnAMironT, Ky., Jan. 13 Tho con
test committee, iu the contest for gover
nor, met a'd, by a majority voto, over
ruled tho objections fllod by Governor
Tnylor to tho Dcmociatio members of
tho committee sitting in tho case liich
member mado a short statemont, deny- !
lug tho allegations in tho governor's of-
fldavlt. All of tho Doniocratlo members
prosont voted to overrnlo tho objoctlons
aud Representative Yarberry, tho only
TtnnnhKean nnW nnne ntt In I
sustain them.
Tho (Joebel leaders clalmafl tele
graphic advices from counties in tho
eastern part of the stnto that military
companies in that section aro being
equipped to como to Frankfort next
week.
They also raid Republican militiamen
wcro in tho town in citizens' clothes
Republicans laugbod at tho report.
The Republican leaders insist on tho
claim that tho contestants for stato offi
cers must receive a majority in each
branch of tho legislature, Instead of n
majority of a joint uitsombly, as claimed
by tho Democrats, and this is another
of the quostlons which may buvo to go
to tho courts.
If tho Republican contention is sus
tained, it is admittedUoobcl would bu
In exceedingly clcso Tines i j tho souato.
Ilia latest poll of that body by tho Re
publicans is that it contains at least tlvo
antl-Goobul Democrats and Senutor
Hill, Democrat, Is 111 at homo, with lit
tle prospect of getting hero during tho
sesslou. With Hill and Goebel not vot
ing, the Goebel sonators, uudcr these
circumstances, would bo in a minority,
t
Wit J. BRYAN COMING.
Will Xlo a fluent at rnmifylTnnla Iletno
CTAtlc Conilnltten Meeting, at
llarrliburff.
IlARRtsBuitn, Jan. 13 John It. Ril
ling, chairman of tho Democratic stato
committee, issued a call for a meeting of
tho committee in the scnato chambers,
Uarrlsburg, at 1 o'clock, on Jan. 23, to
flx tho tlmo and placo for holding the
stato convention.
Mayor Fritehoy received n telegram
from Colonel William J. liryan accept
ing an invit ition to visit Uarrlsburg on
tho dato of the meeting of the commit
tee. Tho convention will probably bo
hold in Harrisbnrg in March to nomi
nato candidates for auditor general, two
congressuien-at largo and presidential
electors and select eight delegates at
large and eight alternates al-largo to the
national convention.
BRYAN FOR WOOL TARIFF,
So Auerted hy Waul Men In Iloiton.
Frlendt Doubt It.
Bohtoi., Jan, 13, tu its wookly re
vlow of tho wool market, tho Boston
Commercial Bulletin today said:
"Utah correspondents of Bojton wool
houses sav (hat they havo recelvcd'por
soual assurances from William J. Bryuu
that, If elected prcsldant, ho will retain
a, protoctlvo duty on wool, having
chaugod Ids mlud on free wool."
Lincoln, Nob., Jau. 13. William J.
Bryan passoil throupli tho city, on his
way to Ht. Louis. His tour includes
snoBchos in Bt. Ixiuis, Frankfort, Ky.,
Cinciuuatl and tho Atlantic and Mow
Kuglaud states, and will not bo finished
until Tob. J. Political intimates, when
askod concerning his reported ohango of
opinion on tho question of free wool,
said thoy could not speak with authority,
but nothing Colonel Bryan had said in
dicated that attitude, and thoy doubtod
tho correctness of tho report.
NOTHING SAID ABOUT HIS VOTE.
Wltueie Kalil hlteilcte Had Merely
Hhuwu Hint Money.
WAbitiMiTON, Jun. 18. Thero wero
again four or tiro witnesses beforo the
senate committee on privileges and elec
tions iu conueotlon with the attack upon
tho right of Houator Clark, of Montana,
to his seat lu tlio senato.
Probably the most important witness
of tho day was II. II, (tnrr, a member of
(ho legislature, who had voted for Mr.
Clark for tho senate. He la ono of tho
tnou iu whoso name money was turned
over to tho stato, Mr. Gtrr said that
whllo this money, fl.OOU in 11,000 bills,
had beon shown to him by Mr, White
side, aud ho had marked tho envelope
containing it, Mr. Whiteside had not
said anything to htm about voting for
Mr. Clark.
Statement of a fyelghbor Is to be
Believed.
Nothing: so Convincing as What
Persons Whom We Know
and Respect, Say.
'lluie- h nothing so tomlnelng ns
tho tntii!ieiit of people whom wo
kiieive nml rerpett If jour nrlichiior
tells Jem Riiine Ihlng, j on know It U
true; no neighbor will elelelin iinolli
or. ho Hint Is thn vtnj with Kid up
otilx, 'I ho mntijliipnts pf people! UUiig
right hero lu Olilei urn published so
that jmi may nsk these peoplo nml
llnil out (ho grrntlpood Mejfrow'ii Kiel
ne eilds urn lining,
Mih T. Me(liiiti", SOS tWlteri'oii St.,
Alliance, I), biij s; "Iluyf sulteieel
for tho pnst lour yVnrswlth pain
neioss tlio sniiill of niy ljtiek In the
legion of my kldnejji, ularb with ox
Ileum iicnoiisni'n' MolioW's Kid HP-
Olds being so lilglilj';rccoinnienil(Ml I
c one hilled to gUo Iheni ii tHiil. I fol
lowed thei elliectloiiK tjeisely mid lu
u wiy Hlieut time wamftatlrcly reliev
ed of nil n ttoulilen' 'j
Morion's Ktdiicjimljiuri! not pills,
hut jelhm tubkts, npirsell.'jit CO cents
a box. Tor Mile a ul djtjtfslorp, uud
nt John Lnnip-irtoi
stoic
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1 Mulled on receipt of prte;a',' Mnnufac
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: Family Medicine ;
TOR ALL
; Bilious and Nervous Disorders ;
Sick 'Headache, Constipation,'
; ; Weak Stomnch, Impaired Dl-; ;
, gcstion, uisorderea Liver ana , ;
; r-crriale Ailments, ;
:The World's Medicine:
1 Annusi sale Exceeds 6,000,000 Boies. J
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' mcliam's rilU hnvo tho largest tele 0
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muiyu. ura niuii(.uijuia ui .saiuiiuiiiao
KEPUJ3LIUAN LEADEES.
tlanna and inhere In Philadelphia to
Talk Over Iiatlonul Convention
Arrangements.
Philadelphia, Jau. 13.-Chalrman
Mark H. Hanna aud Josoph H. Manley,
of Malnoi II. G. Payne, of Wisconsin,
nnd United States Si nator N. B Scott,
of West Virginia, who constitute tho
snb committee of tho national Republi
can committee having in charge tho ar
rangement for holding the national con
vention hero iu Juno, arrived In this
city. f '
The visitors today inspected tho audi
torium of the foccut NatlouaVExport
exposition in West Philadelphia, whore
tho convention will bo held.
SULZER AGAIN AFTER GAGE.
OCared Anoiher Itecnluflnn Itepuliltcans
Said lie Had lleen Anewered.
WAsinMJtov, Jan. 13. At tho house
session the spoakcr laid beforo tho
houso the resignation of John Walter
Smith, tho governor of Marylund.
Mr. Butzor (N. V.) presented for im
mediate consideration n resolution for
tho appointment of a special commltteo
of niuo members to inestigato the re
lations of tho secretary of tho treasury
with certain Mew York national banks
and tho transactions rolattvo tq tho snlo
of tho Mew York custom house. Be
foro tho rondlng of tho resolution was
completed Mr. Dalzell (Rep , Pa ) ob
jected on tho ground that the resolu
tion should go through the box In the
regular way,
"Then I nsk uuanimaus consent,"
said Mr. Sulzer, "for Us consideration,"
"I object,"' shouted Mr. Hopkins
(Rep , Ula.), and several other RepuWl
cans
Mr. Grosvonor (O.) moved, that tho
resolution he laid on the table.
"It Is not beforo tho house," obsorved
Mr. Hopkins "Tho ablo roport 0f tho
sodrotary of the trl'usury has met all tho
oharges It contains "
RECOMMENCED AN ADVANCE.
'lteortedl'lteiuliot 6hlo 'Miners Com.
mlttee Meeilnf.
Columbus, j"aui'13, The Ohio miners
received and cdusidored the report of
tho scalo'committooi fn executive ses
sion hero. Efforts woro made to keep
the report socrot, but it was learned the
committee recommon clod an advance of
25 conts per ton, n change from the
present system of paying lor screened
coal to run of mlno, to bo considered
equivalent to an alvauco of 15 ceuts
por ton.
The roport was adopted. Tho con
vention Ldoptcd n resolution favoring
tho cteutlou of a national defonse fund.
LABOR DAY INDICTMENT8.
Ohio Supreme Court lloelded They War
Not Iuralld.
Oolumuus, Jan. 13. Tho supreme
court has handed dawn a deoislon in a
criminal caso involving tho legality of,
certain proceedings which transpired or.
Labor d ty, designated by law oj a legal
holiday, '
The court holds that "it la rent nnlnnr.
fal to hold tho court of common pleas
ou inac aay, wucu tuo juuges 01 the pus
triot havo i)icd tho,t day for the com
mencement of the tormj aud au indict
munt found nnd returned by a grand
jury impaneled and sword on that day
it not, on that account, invalid."
Kitted a Woman, Wounded tlliuielr,
Mium is-diono, Ky Jan. 18. Tho
Rev, Wesley Hall, at Illudmau, Knott
county, is reported to havo killed Mrs,
Luclnda Isaacs, aeistor of hlsdead wife,
and then to linvo shot himself in the ab
domen. Physlulans say ho will recover.
Sho refusod to marry him.
l'ccentrlo Ainerlcitii Woman Head.
Palis, Jan. IB. An eccentrlo old
American v, omac, known at the United
States legation uud consulate for the
last 'iO years nudor the namo of Lady
Livlngstonu, died here under extraordin
ary clrcumstauces, leaving a largo for
tuno for unknown heirs.
Mercury In tli Droino Seltser,
New Youk, Jan, 13 Prof. Wttt-
haus, tho chemist, who was recalled In
tho Molluenx poisoning trial, testified
that from his aualvsls It was probable
that Mrs. Adams had taken about W
gralus of cyanido Of mercury In the
poisoned bromo soltzor. Ton gralus, he
said, would havo caused death, Harry
Cornish and Mrs, Rogers, daughter of
Mrs, Adams, were recalled to tiV.eo the
history of the glass in which the poleon
Was administered.
Klsht Mora Dratlia Tram riacuo,
WAKiitNoroM, Jau. 13. Tho state de
partment was Informod by Mr, Hey
wood. United States agent nt Honolulu,
under dato of Jan. 1. that eight deaths
havo occurred from the bnbonlo plnguu
ut Honolulu sicca tho Lt telegraphic
report, Deo 20 last, whloh uunouored
threo deaths from that cause. Mr.
Heywood alto statos that tho entire cjtv
of ilouolulu Is in qaaraiituo. ,
Ileurlus on Subsidy 11111,
WAiiifiio.v, Jan. 13 The sonata
comuiittno on oommeroe began hoaringo'
on Beuator Fry's bill to promote the
commerce llU(j increase the toredgp
trade ot tho United States and to pro
vide auxiliary cruisers, transports and,
kcuuen (or govornment rase when us
eetsjry, known as subsidy lll. '
Mrlkrs Trusts Through TaflsT
WAhiiiNaTtiv, Jan. U.-J-Reprisenta-tlvo
Pcarru, ot Maryland, introduced' 'a
bill "lor the suspension of tari(I,duUe
Upon Imports wnen their sale or mnn
footure are monopolised, and providing
for is cominifcelou rm f orbiarn oaxnlmarpa
to investigate and repcrt to &' WW
dent thereon," -,il Vi$ ;
BEEGHAM'
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Likely Scleral Miles Baclj of
Colenso Lines.
HIS DISPATCH 80 INDICATES.
rrouably Within 14 Mllos of General
Mhlte'e tlutposte, at I adysmlth Ula
Death TJets Krom Ulieaae In tho lte
slesod Toirn-
Ixdo', Jan. 13. 1 n, m Genoral
Boiler's messago announcing his for
ward movomont of Thursday is Inter
preted as meaning that ho has passed
around the western end of the Boor
lines at Colenso and is' now soveral
, miles behind .them and within 14 miles
of General White's outposts at Lady.
eiuiiu, j. no uoers, a low days ago, naa
forces with guns at Springilcld, whore
General Duller datod his dispatch.
Throe commandos havo been obviously
dislodged, either by lighting or ly ma
noeuvres, the Boers retiring across the
Tngela as General Bailer advanced.
iToiu Goneral Buller's dispatch,
counted with tho fact that minfMHni
Intelligence from tho seat of war has
virtually ceased since Monday, the de
duction is drawn that important opera
tions aro iu progress, as ho cannot move
far without going against tho Boer en
tronchnumts. Tho death lists from onterlo fever and
dysentery at Ladysmith, averaging
from eight to ton dally, are considered
moro serious than the casualties of Sat
urday's fight, as they indicato the
frightfully unsanitary condition of tho
beleaguered towu. A lottcr ft om Lady
smith, dated Doc. 7, says that evon then
HO out of the $40 men in the battalion
at whioh the writer was a member wero
sick with dysentery or enterio fever and,
according trf'tt dispatch to TA Dally
Chronicle, dated Jan. 8, the patients
aud attendants in Toinby camp, where
the hospital is, then nnmberod 3,800.
Bnller's message contained tho follow
ing: rj h
"I occupied Iho south bank of tho
fugola rlvcr,-nt Potgleter's drift, this
morning, and seized pont. The river Is
in Hood. Iho enemy is strongly en
trenched about four and a half miles' to
the north."
An npptrently well-informed corre
spondent of The Morulug 1'oit said:
'Tho Boer strength, originally 83,000
mcu, is now heavily augmented by
CupeColouU's, and tho enemy's light
ing forces may be estimated fairly at
100,000 men and 201 guus. The Boers
are not compelled to guard their com
munications Their grass is good, the
crops uro growing, vegetables, cattlo
and sheep aro plenty and game Is abund
ant "
Remarkable scenes of patriotism wero
witnessed lu London last evening after
a short service held for tho volunteers
in St. Paul's cathedral. Tho vast audi
ence was slow to disperse. Ladles stood
up on tho chairs beckoning and calling
to brothers, sous and friends in tho
ranks, tho latter signalling back. A
sotno of great animation ensued. The
organist introduced a few bars of the
national authom iu concluding the vol
untary. The cltect of this was magical.
First the volunteers and then tho con
gregation took np tho strains and tho
vast cathedrat was tilled with entnusi-'
astio song.
The Dnko of Marlborough has boen
accepted by-tho waromcc for sortlce in
tho i'rausvaal.
WILL BOERS AbCEPT HAY1
lyde Bald lie Saw No Reaion Why Call
on Salisbury Fxplalned-
London, Jan. 13 With rclercnco to
a Washington report cabled hero that
tho Boers will retuse to receive Adelbert
S. Hay, tho new United States consul at
Pretoria, became he "was in constant
communication" with tho British for
eign ofllce whllo in London, Tho Asso
ciated Prom is informed that Mr.
Hay's communication with the foreign
office consisted of a social call on Lord
balisbnry. The Transvaal was not dis
cussed. In reply to a telegram from Tho As
sociated Press Dr. Loyds, tho dlplomatio
representative of tho Transvaal, wired
from Brussels:
"I see no reason why the Transvaal
government should not recognize Mr.
Bay ns representative of the United
States. I urn unable to say more as
communication with my government is
cut of-"
DISPLEASED AT ENGLAND'S DELAY.
aerman Offlolal Dlumed Uarban Authorl.
tie. l'or It. ,
Rerun, Jan. 13. There is still great
dissatisfaction in Germany at Great
Britain's long delay in releasing the
Buudesrath and in sending a formal
answer to Germany's protest. A high
official at the foreign ofllco yotccd the
foregoing sentiment when questioned
on tho subject, adding:
"Apparently the London government
has tried to expedito matters, hut the
Durban authorities are unduly slow,
scorning M be determined to open tho
last box of the Bnuelesrath'a cargo, lu
order to avoid an admission of error."
135 KILLED AND 242 WOUNDED.
Casualties In Bauk and rile at Z.ady.
i. smith luidy Methuau's Denial.
London, Jau. 18. Tho war office an.
nonnced that tho British casualties at
Ladysmith Jan. 0, among the rank and
llle, wcro lilfl klllod and M2 wouuded
Lady Methuen has issued an absolute
contradiction of the rumors that Lord
Methuen is ill, or that ho was Injured
by the falling ot his horse at the battla
et Magersfontelnj
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oin ntooi.8, Dnttnomasufacturert. appanintly
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Yfvo U not actvo, bar re sptculators or
manufaatumrs Inchoate to buy at current
prices, though tho good market showi somo
advances for the seas-rtf with, a&cellent, trade
thuiUr. The effect Upon-the seasons sales
cauuot yet bo Judged.
"Whtjat has beon slbw to movo, Atlantic ex
ports la tw 0 v, ouks, having bee,i only 4 b7(l SJ4
bushels, flour Included agalnife 0,437,10) last
ytar, and PaclAc ripotli OU Q03, against 1,5.4
l)511ait year Thoprtctficlosea fraction higher.
Corn receipts have hUu fajlen below last
year's, though thqejtpdrt-i In two weeks have
been 7,UJl te bubslfi, agalatit T.ttfO DID last
yi ar, and prUea havo Advancetl aboqt H cent
Failures for the weak nave ben 274 In the
United States, against 818 lost ysar, and ii In
Canada, against ii ?Mt ypar.
CONDEMNED BY MALIETOA.
Calls rartttion of' Samoa a Crime Occi
dental Civilization D, Curo to
natives. i,Ki
Lomx)n, Jan. mi'-rllalletoa Tanus, in
a letter to tho Loudon Times, published
here, onoloslng copies of the protests he
addressed to tho United States', Groat
Britain and Germany against the 8a
moan troatlev ciaraotorizedf the parti
tion of S.iiiioa as a gross violation of tho
treaties and as crime against tho law
of nations only equal to tho dismembor
niont of Poland; Denmark and France.
Ho thinks that If it ts for tho 'great pow
ers to promote Wrs and annexations to
distract the minds of tho peoples then
The Hague conference was the greatest
farce ot the century, ,. ,.
The writer ajso asserts'that tho clvr
iluation Introduced by the great powers
in their annexations in the South eeas,
Africa and elsewhere, Is inferior to the
primitive state tif.the countries stolon,
leading to war through breach of faith
ou tbo uart of the government omolols
ana to tho decimating of tho peoples by
contagions diseases and spirituous
liqnors.
Slshop VVulCUker SI arte (Tor Cnjxi.
riiiLAHntriilA; n. iSKlihop' Ozl
W. Whlttaker of ''trio Protestant Epis
copal diocese of Pennsylvania,' left here
for New Vorlt, whence, ho" will sail for
Havana. lie is) accompanied by bis
wife and the nor. Dr. .POwors of the
Keneral church missionary board.
IlUhop Whlttaker has under his control
tbo missionary schools -of the Protest
ant Episcopal church established on
that island, and ho intends to make a
thorough survey of the ground already
gone over and that ) tt to be coverod. . j
Germany filiute Off Usltlsereats. -'
BkitUK, Jah.'" 13. Ther semlBiolal
Korddeulsohe aazetto said the govern
ment had decided That It -would not bo
compatible with , tflct neutrality to
allow war mated ola to bu sent from
Germany either to Great -Britain or to
the Transvaal, and had roqnes'ed Herr
Krupp not to Ornish either. Ho was
reported as making eteel shells for Eng
land. 'VJ
l'ralsed V. S. Vmir aneljM-allen Vn I
Berlin, Jan, ill), une; rnet society
continued to agitate vlgoroiisly in favor
of tho naval bill. " It) latest pamphlet
issued deals with "Anlerlciaq naval re
generation," prsjislairtbonergy shown
aud admiring the) manner in whloh
"this joyous, viguroinVnudilvfily nation
plauta the Star Spa,ngle4 Bainner in
every nook-and t,oruer of tho globj."
1 i" ' '.;'
Thlelna; Cathie Sentoneed.
New Yon, Janllt.'i-Loivls g. Gold
smith, for years altlsjantdaihior of the
Port Jorvis (N- Yil'Natioaal bank, wno
pleaded entity to- steallurf uOout $100,000
from tho bank, ta(.S aeutpucod tosaiTe
eight years in the , renltentlary at Blng
Mureletiiia tu prlufc. v
u DnBois.'Vi., Janfli Apbart Iplne,
23 years old, ahif'nud WUutly klUed'
Steve Oarrl, ibout the same, age, In the
Hotel Lafayette 'hf Driftwood. lKane
was lntoxioarad.'fiAuictopute.sumo.
t. f Ih TV f M ?. -4
This' fa tHe- sworn' statement' ofd
a man who was cured. ,
"My lower limbs eeemed to bo
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I couldfnof 'stand "alone. I tried elec
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had Locomotor Ataxia, and was cured
byfhe,uso of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
l'or j Pale People. I procnte4 a half
dozen boxes, and took thcnV before I
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finally used one box a week. My pains
gradually disappeared, color came back
to toy flesh. I could walk, run and
jump, end actually dispensed with a
fine." v
Jocr, Siiobvaker,
'Jiiitor. farmer and Dairyman,
North Yakima," Wash.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 3d day of January, 1899.
JAME3 R. Cob, Caunly Clerk.
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