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many moro viii be received ucIt Sunday.
In thu evening Ar delivered m excellent
sr-nnu, NO tNst hCny, we are guilty
ccuterunG our brethren
aurHHy oycninr mCyeiist from Wheel
itr was arrested bY Cfhrrr Bond for mis-
cunlurt, Instead OF going to Jail Tor his
appearance. y" put ny Il i've dollar bill.
When his care was called he was not pres
CT and his money vas forfeited to the
city.
The Ganwood police have received their
new helmets, which add much to taclf
appearance.
Miss Katherine StFag1s=. Of Wheeling.
was visiting Misses Alice and Stella Fox.
NJ. Thomas BrSnnon Is confined TO his
room, having symptoms Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. John HHskins has returned from
visit to HIS parents IN Litticton.
Miss Viola Lindsey, OF Water street, Is
vfslt!uS friends tn Glendale.
Tho st. Johns church will give Il big
picnic IN the near future.
Willie Garriiy has returned from trip
to Sistersvillc.
Miss Nellie o'connell, OF Pittsburgh, is
visiting here.
Mr.. J. Monroe. OF Proctor is in town.
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In the recent inter. university Hilt-
lctlc contest nj Pittsburgh Washington
4 Jefferson carried aH many laurcls IN
glas. who " reported to he the best
aH-r5tiHA athlete IN western Pcnnsyl-
yauia, won the l2O-yard hurdle rnrc, IN
iGL aor0nda.ali but equaliing tho worlds
record Among some Of the other events
won by Washington d Jefferson were;
Putting the weight fngitHs distance
thlrty-sevcn feet. broad jump, MrGif-
frn twenty-five feet, high Jump, craig
bend and Irrll'V HNd clearing I'VE
fant ton Inches. IOO-yard7 dash, stow
art, Of Martina Ferry, won 10 2-o rec
ends: pole vault Gates, rinc feet ave
inches, All these victories tend to show
that Washington g. Jefferson Is way
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with Munyon's Remedies every one
can become his own doctor. No OK
perimennng. M gucss-work. no purB-
Ing. ma nauseouS doses The cure is
certain, quick and permanent. Mum
yon's system Is TO build up. not tar
down; to strengthen, not to weaken.
II you are sick, cast aside all other
medicines, bury prejudice; step into
the nearest drug store. and ask for a
Munyon Guide to Health" II Will
cost you nothing, and will tell you how
to cure yourself and save doctors bills.
a twenty-five cent vial OF one OF Mum
ynn's Remedies may be oil that you
need to cure yourself, after everything
eiee has failed, In any event, yonr
cure will cost you but tribe. Thou
sands OF testimonials from grateful
patients IN all parts OF the country at
test tho wonderful efficacy OF Munyon's
Remedies in the cure OF every durable
disease
Munyon's Remedies at all druggists,
mostly 20 cents a vial.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon. 1905
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answer
ed with fee medical advice for any dis
ease.
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PARIS, May 25.--John S. johnson, the
American bicycHst, was beaten by JAG
Quelin, by several lengths, in both heats
OF the match to-day.
In the acknowledgement match, two
kilometres. the time OF the first heat
was S:39 3-S seconds, The last lap OF the
heat, which was 500 metres, was made
in Al is seconds. The time OF the second
heat was S:12 2-5, the last lap being
made In 40 S-5 seconds. In the 1000
metres race, Johnson came in third in
the first heat, being beaten by Reboas
and Durand. In the second heat john
son won in S:47 is. making the last lap
In a As seconds In the final heat Eden
won In 4:l3. the last lap being made In
IS seconds.
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MUNYON'S GOOD WORK
lie Changes Suffering and Sorrow
to Health and Happiness.
slcKPEoPLE CURED.
Munyon's Improved HomGo'
petltie Remedies Place
THE MEANS OF sELFcURE

within the Reach OF NII-RIrh and Poor
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May he Relied Upon as sure specifics for
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Health from Your Nearest DrHEEI't~BUy
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Yourself
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MOUNDsVILLE
A NIIaeslIamtons MSIanEe OF Minor Mat.
ters EromMarShaIl's Metropolis.

tiers from MnFanAlIb hoGFOuollas
The temperance meetings being held by
Rev. Mr.. Vthbert, OF Massachusetts,, since
last Wedneday have been largely attend
ed, and It Is believed will result in much
good for the temperance reform now be-
Ing pushed IN this place. The meetings.
evening. Mr.. Vlbbert Is Il daring speaker
and has given uttoranco to. some bold
truths concerning tho cvif OF intemper-
auce.
The Epworth League excursion to-day
m the river TO Browns island promises
10 be well patrorlZed. The boat VIII leave
the wharf at Gallaher's NJ 10 o'clock this
morning. The round tTiP;faTe is4 cents.
Miss Henrietta Crawford. OF 81. Glars
VILE and Miss Mabel Smith, of Martins
Ferry. returned to their homes yesterday
after spending Sunday with Mrs Humes'
on Fifth street. s.t
Among tho Prohibitionists who contem.
plate going 10 the national convention at
Pittsburgh to-day are Or. d, J, States,
Oscar Wright. j. Howard Holt, $. J.
Cats, ". q. Hunter and w n. Alexander
Rev. C. W. Grimes left yesterday morn
frg for Cleveland. O., 10 attend the grn-
cral conference, also TO secure speakers
for the camp meeting here IN AUGUST
Mrs. George Edwards, who has been an
invalid for quite a long time. has again
taken q relapse and Il IL thought her life
IL Of only short duration
The work OF laying the gas pipe line on
TomllnEon avenue Ia progressing rapidly
In Il few more days the line Will be COM
pioted through the city
The members OF the two hose companies
will meet al o'clock this evening TO make
arrangements for their parade on next
Saturday, tho Soth.
Miss TeXie Jones, assistant In County
Clerk Lewis office. has been worry sick
for several days, and yesterday was not
much improved.
Miss TGlllc Lindsey, OF Wheeling. came
hero last evening TO be the guest OF Miss
Lottlc Hunter,
David LSvf Is making extensive repairs
10 his business building on North Jeirer-
son avenue.
W. NJ. MolEhen has returned from a
business trip out the Baltimore n Ohio
Guard j. NJ williams returned from
southern trip yesterday.
Miss Daisy Barnett is visiting her uncle.
Daniel Younkcn.
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IN BUSY REDWOOD.
What People Arc Doing anil Saying In
the IndnstrISI Town.

Mlgs Gertrude MahOod was pleasantly
gurprlacd by q large number OF her friends
fast night at her home on MrNrchen
street The affair waa IN honor OF her
sixteenth birthday, Seventeen couples
were present Miss Manhood was thor
oughlr surprNed. but proved herself n
charming hostess Music games and kim
dred nmusemcntE occupied tho time until
ii o'cloalI, when refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCuadc, Of Pitts
hurgh have returned hpme from visit
to Mira Price, Of Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leroy Smith have returned
from their bridal tour and Will 80 to
housekeeping on Main street
Miss Katie ShrIvcr, who has been visit
ing relatives here, has returned to heT
homo In Ltlct0n.
on Sunday morning Ai the NJ. T., church
Ery. J. 4 Robinson received into full
membership TWENTY-FIVE prohatl0nCrs, As
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At Toronto-Toronto 4: Springfield
u: batteries. Dineen and Dowse; Eas-
ION and CoOEan. Second Eame-Spring-
field I; Toronto 6; batteries. McPhart-
lin and Carey: Jordan and Gunson,
At BuiTalo-Rochestnr Il; Wilkesbarre
S; batteries, Herman and Boyd; Ycrrlck
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-26
THE GUN SHOOT.
The Wheeling Gun Club will Hold Its
First Tournament Decoration Day.

The Wheeling Gun Club will Hold Its
First Tournament Decoration Day.
The Wheeling Gun Club will hold It's
opening tournament on Decoration Day.
at 10 a. M, rain or shine. II is said that
IL will be notable event FOR crack ahuts
and very good Programme Is dXed
The club Is at present. IN very ftourtsi~
Ing state, Its membership being rather
large, II has three Zines the number OF
members of the old Island Gun Club
Another thing that promises well Is
that members are taking more Interest
In the shooting and that the club has
among It's members some very good
shots.
The programme for Decoration Day Is
made IN OF twelve events, all contest
ants shooting at known traps and an
rlcq. The members who Will win or d.
vide first money In amy Of the twelve
events, will shoot in subsequent known
traps and angles, and so on continuing
to rotate.
: Events Nos. and II being excepted.
These two cvenIR viii be experts rutcs,
l. a. i've unknown traps, and rapid fire.
The club viii mnke.the Mcburr House
i,g headquarters for shooters. Shells
and lunches can bc secured on the
grounds, and targets will be two cents
zach
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

To-day's Eames-Cincinnau at Washing
ton. Louisville at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh RI
Boston. Chicago at Philadelphia, st. Louis
At Baltimore, Cleveland at New York.
BALTIMORE, May 25,-The Giants
signalized their debut at Union park
this season by falling down In one ofthe
best played gnmes that have been seen
here for some time E,sper was in the
box for the champions and was OPP
posed by Young D1heney. who, after
showing up very wild in the first Inning,
pitched a highly creditable game. When
he came Is the bat Captain Gleason re-
ceived, besides an ovation, pair OF dia-
u,ond studded Cuft buttons, the gift OF
the members OF the Baltimore team.
for which he did yeoman service last
year.
baltimore 81 o 0 0 D o Q -
New YorK....o o 0 o.
Earned runs. baltimore I; New York 3
Pitchers, Esper and Wilson. Time, $50
Umpire. Lynch. -
PHILADELPHIA May 25.-Boston
gave te-days game 70 the Phillies by
punching errors in the seventh inning.
Long, Harrington and Bergen each con-
tributed a Wild throw, and three men
scored. giving the home team lead
which the visitors could not overcome.
Up to this time but seven scattered hits,
which produced two runs, had been
made of Nichols. who has always been
the PhllIles' hoodoo. Taylor was also
effective and kept the hits divided. but
n Wild throw and a tumble in the sec
ond gave Boston two runs. Attend
ance, $3.50.
score: RBR
r"s;on ...O2 OOlO o % "a
Phiiadeipa II 0 0 ! 0 0 3 l -
Pitchers, Nichols and Taylor, Earnrd
henderson and Weiduan. Time. 1916.
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"LITTLG sINAT0R5o BEATEN
In n Fine Game l., tho Toledo "swHn'P
Angels" YcnsrtRy.

Frcclal Dispatch to tho Intelligence
WASHINGTON. pa. May -,.-Tha
Toledo swamp Angels" captured the
frs: v,mc ~ the series from washing
TOMS Lite Senators this afternoon
by score Of to J. through four cost
~ erroTB by the home team, which
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Earned nuns WNshinRton I. Base on
balls. OF Diusmore >. on Martin ], Struck
out. by DinsmoTe 4. by Martin 8, Three
base hit. Ncttprt T'wo-hRse hits. Troy,
McGinnls. Stolen bases Beck ?, Arthur,
McKeown, Double play. Troy and Cur
ran Umpire, Daniels, Time l:i5,
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Tho western clubs came east N9Stcr.
,,r and upened the first inter-sectional
S,.s,s NJ The SEASON. Tho visitors Ctr~
si,l, captured the lions share OF the
s,rSfs Now Castle being the only
-. rhst walked or with lrylciorN.
y,sssllng was downed by the leaders,
U.s.nipgtou sucoumhed to the Swamp
Arrer-." and the tall-enaeT SaslnhMs
became taii-enders no longer by de-
Gs,aag youngstown In 4 Gloss game
:rse eastern critics have been claiming
IA, ihc western teams are not nearly
50 strong as those OF the east now II
i,,ts as though the shoe fits On the
S,6S ' foot. But to-day the results may
"a S.fferant,
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the same woman might see her husband
on the down.grade to disease and death
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blood, imperfect digestion. nervousness,
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Taken in time, Dr. Pierce's Golden
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A GENTS WANTED TO INTRODUCE
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CINCINNATI, May 25-Threc favor
Hes and two outsiders carried away the
money at Oakley to-day. Starter Pet
tingill suspended Jockey Sherrin indie
flnitcly. Cloudy and track slow. At
tendance. 5000. Summary:
First, four and half furfonEs, sell
ing, purse $4OO-AmIable won; Alice c.
second: Oiiean third. Time. 59k.
Second. six furlongs, sellinG-Ram-
part won; May Rose second; old Cen
tire third. Time. l:lSlf.
Third. Ave furlongs. purse SCOT.
W. W. won: Cherry Leaf second; Olym-
pus third. Time, l05A.
Fourth, six furtongs, selling, purse
SlOO-Irish Lady won; Oracle second;
Aimee Goodwin third Time, l:i7%.
Fifth. one mile, selling, purse 800
Miss Frances won; OndaGue second;
SprinEyale third. Time, l:iS.
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BATTLE OF THE LEADERS.

Over on the Island park it was a bat
vs N the leaders yesterday afternoon.
end those OF the west got away with
;be Matters, the leading team IN the
tast. In a rafting game that was worth
,Se money even " the home team did
lose There were three errors, in the
rape. and OF these the visitors cap
tTra5 bunch Of two while the only
nIsplay on the part OF the Whecltngs
was A NUT Ut the plate Which save
rSrt WAYNE the first run ofsIhc game,
IN the third inning. Bu, for 7thai error
IL is possible that Wheeling wohld have
won the game,
"Farfner' Swain. the second edition
Of "Cy" Young only more SO. was in
ire bnx for the visitors md he pitched
a very good game throughout the nine
Innings For the WheeitngS. Carney
vas IN tho points, and ms:wQrk was
fair although he seemed Tppblr 10
keep the husky visitors FROM punching
thals hiis. -.
The fielding on both sides was very
sharp. The inficlds NJ both teams had
ali they could do. Lynch the Fort
WAYNE third bascman, took care OF
ten chances without an err9Es Whaley.
al short. was as risky as & twosyear-
alA and accepted seven chanocS, two
az them difficult. without an error.
Thu game was OF the kind that draws
big crowds for succeeding contests
There should be a great croWdlon hand
this afternoon.
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6PG4RTS3
g
tNTlR-STATE lEAGlE.

7,-Io,'s rnurs--Fort Wayne at Wheel
f.lrFo AZ Washington. Jackson at
", castle, Saginaw AZ YOUNGSTOWN
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TO LOAN.

ToNEY TO LoAN-CASH ALWAYS
MI on hand in sums TO suit, from $40 and
UPWARDS, on real estate: also on furTuture,
Ctc., without removal, easy payments, 20
charge unless loan Is made. IonhdentlaL
fe25-mth&sA JULIAN. BOX IVA:
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(, ALESMEN WANTED IN EVERY
y district. new season; samples free;
salary or commission with expenses from
start. LUKE BROS. CO., Chicago.
mY4-fuGg
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VJrANTED - TRUSTWORTHY PER
w son TO travel Salary $3.50 and OK
penses. Reference. Enclosed self-ad.
dressed, stamped envelope. SECRETA.
ny. BOY Up" Chicago.
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Special Dispatch to the lntelligeneer.
YOUNGSTOWN. May 25.--YounGs-
town lost a close game TO the Saginaws
this afternoon and the teams exchanged
places, Youngstown taking tail-cnd po-
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ies-NounEStdW.h. Stryker and
.lnran; Saginaw. Ferry and Herd.
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STOCKS FOR SALE,
- Warwick China Co.
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.
Wheeling Steel and Iron Co.
CSntrnl Glass Co.
IaBclle Iron Co
Wood Bros Planning Mil Co.
Franklin Insurance Co.
RIVRrsidc Glass Works.
Wheeling Railway Co.
Wheeling leo and STORAGE Co.
PruVidcnt Lie Insurance Co.
wheeling Park Association.
Arion Hall Association
West Virginia State Fair Association.
Aetna. Standard Iron Mill.
New Stool Bridge,
Royal Clay Manufacturing Company.
Wheeling Mould Foundry Co
Wheeling Electrical Co
SIMPSON g. HAZLE1T,
No, 1911 Market Street
Stocks, Bonds and Investments, apH
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up in athletics, and 1t is said by many
that InglisS will surprise people when
he goes on the eastern trip.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-SEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
4 in the City Bank Building. Inquire at
the City Bank Of Wheeling mr21
/. OR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
L the city: large md plenty Of light:
centrally looted III best advertised build
ing IN the city. Also large hall for rent.
mud Markc' streets. JAZZ
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Special Dispatch to the Intcllisencer,
NEW CASTLE. May 25.-Brown's
fine work in the boN was the feature OF
to-day's game. Miller also pitched
good ball The home team played an
errorlcss game.
score: r. II Z
New Castle .....,.',......,''.'.s.
Jackson ..........s+. .s.-.s.s,.s.'-
BatteFies-Sew Castle. Brown and La
velle; Jackson, MIllersRnd Myers.
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To-day's Eames-CincinnRu at Washing
ton. Louisville at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at
Boston. Chicago at Philadelphia, 81. Louis
AT Baltimore, Cleveland at New York.
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FOR SALE.


0c6 CIV BahG bNu1laG J W Marset street
NOR SALE OR RENT WITH VERY
Il little money you can buy o. rent
ine property (bnkeryl, with splendid stord
trade OF all kinds OF baked goods, cpnfoc-
uoncry ana stationery Gnr horse and
included The best custom IN town OF
10000 Inhabitants. It's n bargain. Ad.
dress MAYFL0WER, care Of Wheeling
lntelligencer, myS
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WANTED.

p-PERNIANENT sITUA-
w TION by hrst-claSs mechanic; mar
ricd, Address w. care this ONCE N.Y..
w ANTEp-A position by young lady
w stcnogrnphcr and typewriter: he.
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Chapline street, city. myls
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-10
WANTS TO KNOW
Congressman Livingston Brings
Before the House
A Resolution to Ascertain Whether
England Has Advanced 0utposts
On Disputed Territory Since December 1 T.
On Objection tho Resolution Went to
the Committee on Foreign Affairs
The New House Rules

WASHINGTON, Jan. In the house
Thursday Mr.. Livingston dem. Ga.)
asked unanimous consent for consider
alton of the following concurrent reso-
luton:
That the president of the United
States is hereby requested to forth
with ascertain whether Great
Britain' is advancing her outposts on
the territory in dispute between her
colony of british Guiana and the
republic of Venezuela, or is reinforc-
ing posts, heretofore established, with
troops, police or ordnance; and should
the president become cognizant of the
fact that British military or po-
lice force is advancing to invade
or reinforce, or since the 18th
day of December last has invaded
or reinforced posts formerly occu-
pied within said disputed territory, he
demand the immediate withdrawal of
said soldiers and the reduction of the
police force in said territory to not
greater number than occupied the
British outposts on the aforesaid 18th
day of Decembcs 1895.
Mr. Boutelie trep., Me- objected and
the resolution went to the committee
on foreign affairs.
Mr. Henderson rep, Ia) stated that
the committee on rules had concluded
its work and would report the new
rules to the house Friday for its con-
sideration.
Mr.. Blue (rep. Kan.) from the COM
mittee on appropriations, reported the
general pension bill for the year end
ing June 30, 1897. and gave notice that
he would call it up after the report of
the committee on rules had been dis
posed of Friday.
At 1925 o'clock the house adjourned
until Friday.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-10
Your Boy Won't Live a Month.

So Mr.. Gilman Brown, of 81 Mill st ,
South Gardner, Mass, was told by the
doctors. His son had Lung trouble
following Typhoid Malaria, and he
spent three hundred and seventy-fivc
dollars with doctors, who finally gave
him up. saying: Your boy won't live Il
month" lie tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and few bottles restored
him TO health and ena blcd him 20 60
to work perfectly well man. He says
he owes his present good health to the
use of DR.. Kings New Discovery. and
knows it TO be the best in the world
for Lung trouble. Trial Bottles Free
at W. II. otyer's Drug Store.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-10

DRESS GOODS. Never such values
as we are Offering Double width at
&c, SIC, Zoe and 12hc. Embrace a
wide range of goods and qualities to
select from. Reduced from 81 to
12hc Better qualities of goods cut in
proportion. Don't wait, now is the
time.
These Wonderful Prices are made for
this sale only and will last this week
and next Don't expect them next
spring, for all kinds of goods are ad-
vancing.
Barred Flannels, all wool, at lie, 19c
and 23c yard.
Fascinators at 19c. CSC, 29c. Hoods
at SOC, were soc. Children's Mittens
SC, Sc and 10c.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-10
Portugal VIII REMAIN Neutral.

LISBON, Jan. "a dispatch from Lo-
renzo Marquise, Portuguese, South
Africa, says that the British gun boat
Thrush and the German cruiser Seead-
Ter are now in Delagoa bay. 1t is re-
ported that the government of Portu-
gal has decided to remain absolutely
neutral in the disputes between Ger
many and England regarding the
South African repu bile, permitting
neither to land troops at Delagoa bay
or TO march them across Portuguese
South African territory.