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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-03-31
THE BIG CHANCE AND
THE BEST CHANCE
TO BUY GOOD GOODS
CHEAP.

Our new stock of seasonable styles
is opened and ready.
Such qualities and such prices we
have never before been able to offer
our customers Come in at once and
see the newest designs and finest
styles of the season in Dublin Dress
Linens, Cordonet Lawns, Swiss
Lawns, India Lawns, Organdies, Dim
tiles: Lace ;jacquards,B Grenadines,
Ducks, Percales, 3G inches wide, at
S Is cents per yard. Ladies Slippers,
Nesligee SHIRTS, etc, at prices within
the reaci. oi all, aud now is the time
to buy. We stand at the topin style,
quality and variety. More buyers
are wanted to move this large stock
and no inducement will be left un-
made to sell the goods.
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Corbett'S father lost his entire posses.
sions On the notorious prize hight.
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We offer to the Public for the Next Thirty Days,
1000 yards nice Dress Gngharns warranted Fast Col
|ors, at prices thatwiu astonish all
zog YARDS more or less OF assorted Prints low figures Cash
neres denetas Serges
dreng suits that must be sold and will be very figures
DID you ever hear anything equal are going to sell
nifty dozen mems unaundred white shirts at Csc bargain We
have on hand nice line of gents Seggee Shirts prices that will meet
competition ~ ~ ~
Our Spring Summer stock Dress ladies
OF Clarendon that we will nd
favor with call 20 'H'9
We are Headquarters superior Hosiery the Manning
Hosiery Mill. ~ - 0 1I"lu'ns
SHOES! SHOES!! sHOEs!!!
At Prices that will aubias in m limo
call. '10 'N0
GROCERIES.
lack Grocery De-
will
profits on them Come and a '
HAR WIN & BARRON.
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.R.B. L0RYE EA.
The Druggist,

Has secured the agency for Manning fol
the sale of the celebrated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-17

..srrs for n large army To prepare TO
.e.s Al cnse against the rebels Part
< tss army Will probably go 10 Puerto
cer,ax a. soon So practicable 10 try TO
ssss the seaport town from the revolu-
<zisss.
fs<mer Minister Amias and several
rembers Of congress have been arrested
q kzders Of the rebel movement, and
~ sos IN prison
A revolution against President Boailia
las been long expected. owing 10 growing
Asoatsnt among the opposition party,
IA 4 may lead TO serious results in other
sasss Of the Greater Republic or Central
Ansre8 This. IL Is almost certain, will
= sae case II President Bonilia accepts the
- attended to him by Guatemala. Mica
1xga and Salvador. The moment this as
sssaacs 10 accepted. the leaders out OF
xxsr ia those states Will take advantage
& he circumstances to force rebellion
. ty 10 overthrow the existing govern
nkais and regain power themselves.
Ksewing this. IL seems probable that
President Bonllla will not accept outside
AZ zalsss absolutely compelled 10 do so.
~ Guatemala Ii not in the Greater Re-
gahas. she will BE forced to lend moral
AL matsrisl aid 10 President Bonilla.
$50 70 the relations between the two
fse4Azcs. Guatemala is In very un-
Sii@a condition now. and only the expo
SOS has prevented civil war before
as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-17
both CHILDREN ALIVE.
brother and sister Discover Each
other Through n VIII Contest

STOCKTON, Cal. April 1s-Another
contest was filed today in the estate Of
George W. kasson, who died here several
months ago worth quarter of a million.
Today Mrs. Mary Man made an applica-
ton FOR distribution OF the estate. claim
ing TO be a legitimate daughter OF kas-
son. and the only heir. Some time ago
George W. Lindsay filed a like petition,
claiming 10 be the son and only heir Of the
deceased.
There IL an interesting story back OF
the two petitions. and IL turns out that
both petitioners are legitimate children OF
kasson. though neither knew OF the ex-
istencs Of the other. They were born in
Arkansas. KasSons first wife OF whom
the children were born. gave her children
to others TO be reared. Lindsay was
brought up by fisherman. and the daugh-
ter was given to a woman named Bro
man. Kasson then came TO California and
amassed q fortune.
IL Is said that both Mrs. Bromau and
kassons first wife are alive. and at the
proper time Will appear to support the
claims OF the brother and sister. who did
not know of each others existence.
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Baldwin Mortgages His Property
Until Better Times.

SAN FRANCISCO April 1.-THE Hiber-
MAN bank today put on record a mortgage
given by f. ]. Baldwin for $500. cover
ing the Baldwin hotel property and annex.
lis home on California street near Jones.
residence property on Webster near Fell.
business property on Stevenson street.
business property in Los Angeles and
ranches In Los Angeles county. The in
6ebtedness Is payable in one year and
bears SIS per cent interest per annum.
In addition TO the mortgage the bank filed
an assignment from Baldwin for the rent
and all other income from his business
property 10 secure the payment OF inter-
est on several loans which have been made
10 him. His total Indebtedness to the
bank as represented by mortgages now ag-
gregate 81 s70090
When questioned regarding the new loan
last night Baldwin said II have Dor
rowed the money TO pay other obligations.
preferring 90 borrow rather than sell any
property during the present depression in
prices. There is no foundation for the
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Mfnsfock 10 the Re.cmc.

Arthur Pease, little fellow OF about 10
years, appeared before Judge Bogue yes
terday on the complaint OF Mrs. NJ.
Brown. charging him with having com
mitted assault and battery upon the COM
plainant.
A smile went round the court room as
the complaint was read 10 the boy. as he
Is understood for his age and does not ap-
pear ar all vicious. When asked TO plead,
he trembllngly answered guilty"
Attorney Melvin @. Winstock. who hap
pened TO be present on other business. ar
once asked permission of The court 10
question the boy as TO his understanding
% the crime charged. This was readily
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Troops TO Be WITHDRAWN
pain Cats Down the mig Array I'm
GAIA. Claiming the Tnsurrection
In mt an End.

WARRINGTON. April is.-Arcording TO
sisfmAtion received from trustworthy
s1Sres here the withdrawal Of at least
par OF the great army Spain has main
iAasd for several years In the island Of
ssaa will begin when the rainy SEASON
ss Il within few days. The initial
ssssmsnt Will be the departure OF lo.ooo
s2Anssh troops from Havana for SPAN.
az within a short time 5000 troops. IL
Understood, viii be withdrawn.
Tie Spanish insist positively that II
sans only that little or nothing CT the
sssrrectian remains: that Gomez has only
laesi afsy or a hundred followers. and
tsAi e watch these under the conditions
: vhich the campaign has been nece-
tAfiy eonfucted a few thousand men are
s4ss as effective a. the 80 noa men now in
GaeA
Ias Cuban contingent, on the other
szat, insist that SPANS financial re-
ssafces are exhausted. and that the troops
80 % Be Withdrawn because Of a lack OF
Saney 10 keep them In service.
Philippine Patriots Crushed.
MADRID. April ls-CApt. Gen Poia-
fkA PRIOR 90 leaving Manila. capital 81
- Philippine islands. sent a dispatch 20
~ government here saying the rebellion
asAFly agellsd; that only 7.eo Insurgents.
fSrtiy armed. are IN the field: that - 60
ssfssnts have already submitted 10 the
saanisA authorities and that 2neo In
s.rgsnls are upon the point 81 yielding UP
Der arms.
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GRANTS BoDY IN THE TOMB.
workman Says the Remains Now
Rest I'm the Sarcophagus.

NEW YORK. April t6.-Four men work
ing under the direction Of Undertaken
stephen Merritt were sent this afternoon
20 me temporary tomb OF Gen Grant. " hen
these four men returned 10 the undertak-
Ing rooms tonight one of them. Edward
McCrea. speaking in the presence OF the
other three. told how the coffin containing
Gen. Grants body bad been moved from
the old tomb and placed In the sarcopha-
gus IN the new.
Col Fred Grant denied later in the even
ing that the body had been removed SO
ala the policemen who are xtill guarding
loth ,orahS and maintaining a dead line
about them.
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Tacoma shipping News

TACOMA. April is.-The Northern Pa
elsc steamer Tacoma viii sail tomorrow
morning with s.ooo tons OF freight and If
teen passengers. She carries i.2o tons OF
-four.
r r.. IAnEham, the South African ner-
chant and trader. has purchased a ssN-
rssIi plant valued az SIC 90 and two
ranhtha launches in Tacoma He has
plarad an order for 10 600 90 feet OF lum-
har with IN. Tacoma and Port Blaksley
mills.
steamer Amarapoora Il expected 20
leave here and so 20 Seattle tomorrow to
load freight for Honolulu
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- YORK, April is.-The Herald cor
49, A. Tegucigalpa, the capital OF
-. attacked ard captured the towns
- rorfez. on the Gulf Of HondE-
- r.peranxa. on tire Aqua river. on
1870 Of April y According 20 all
"a Gar received the rebels still hold
-, ylaess In spite Of efforts TO dislodse
s-r:asn, Bonilla has received Offers OF
1890 from tire governments Of
s'..s-rsIs. Salvador and Nicaragua in
s~s~ss.sax the revolution. though as yet
-. y. ct been decided whether or not IL
y !. uscessary 20 call upon them The
''..-nsszt is confident 81 its power to
= snd 70 tf1s uprising The president
2. sxssr radical steps In the matter.
:. : addition TO proclaiming martial
= t1roaghout the country. be has issued
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ExILEs MAY NOW RIDE.
Railroads tn Garry Convicts 20 ST.
bcrfan Prisons.

LONDON, April ls.--The Berlin CORES
pondent OF the Times says that the Rus
sian minister OF war publishes in the
Russki1 Invalid an order OF the czar pro-
vidinx that hereafter all criminals con-
demned 70 Imprisonment In Siberia shall
be conveyed there by railway instead OF
being compelled TO make the march by
way OF Tomsk and Trkutsk. which caused
so many deaths and such terrible suffer
ing TO thousands.
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granted. and after a moments consulta-
ton Mr.. Winstock announced that tho
plea would be changed 20 mot guilty"
From what this boy tells me-" he said.
he may he technically guilty: but the as
sault. II committed. was ia defense OF his
mother"
This put different face on the matter.
and Judge Bogue nj once ordered the plea
10 be changed and asked Mr. winstock to
act as counsel for the boy. The complain
ing witness falling 20 appear the hearing
went over TO Monday
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sMrNDLER'S GAME FAILS.
spasiaras Unable To Ensrsp . Car
son banker.

CARSON. New. April 1.-THE Spanish
ssiatdng operations reported from Sa.
faasssco. has found = fac smile
his city. T. r Hofer. ex-cashler
re Bullion & Exchange bank. was
Fexsd as tho victim. and has In his pos
sNsoa wills ard documents received by
- two years ego. A party purporttrg
relative - Hofer's wrote that he
- been Imprisoned in the castle OF Bar-
ia since the FIRST Cuban revolution
- willet ever 500. co TO his daughter
80 noser
aa'ef received two photographs. each
- TIE same backing one 81 the cytns
- az Barcelona and another 81 the girl
convent re similarity % TIRE twc
'-Fus supposed 10 he taken AZ differ~
= Fsaees excited hts suspicion. and ie
,ssase g TIE government officials at
-AsF'd receivlu< reply that hundreds
sea caSes we're reported every year.
cs2ses
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LIVING, BIT NOT WANTED.
Or~gonfan sued for Divorce by We
man Who ThouGht Him Dead.

OAKLAND. April ls.-Mrs. Dora 2.
Clark has commenced suit FOR divorce
against George n. Clark. the man whom
she once declared 10 be dead. Recently.
when sued for the money expended In the
settlement OF the estate. she raised tho
point that as he was not dead. there was
no legal service for the money demanded
os her. Now she SAYS she has located her
long-iost spouse In Salem. Or. and asks
10 be freed from him because he cruelty
deserted her.
Her complaint in divorce was filed yester-
day She alleges that Clark deserted her
at Alameda fifteen years ago. and that he
has in all that time failed 90 provide for
her. and has never held any conmunIca-
ton with her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-17
Fourth Handicap Medal shoot.

The fourth handicap medal shoot Of the
Seattle Rod and Gun Club viii take place
tomorrow az the West Seattle traps. most
Of the shooters leaving on the II 80 ferry.
Great interest is being taken in this shoot.
as no contestant has so far won the medal
the second time. IL the fine weather con-
tinues some fine scores viii undoubtedly
be made. No admission IL charged. and all
who are interested in the sport are in
vfted 10 witness the shoot.
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harvard FIELD Games

rANFsYrrsGE. Ap~il Is-Tse AnnuAl
VARSITY track ana Gel& games % The hSr-
xar4 ass.>clsf3cn were he}3 ~ EelTs@s
sSss rNfS Afternoon Tines were gaoss
,srourhous at r. szoss events h&TTsFa
records wee hrokas'- Evan hoisss'e-
.-.-s - Harvard r@Scrs 81 th@ hkG-Tsztls
~ A -~<~arss -ntsascx e. the fssr time
- $50 aa4 D5ck Grant clirpes - ere
So hAis seconds g tss ralls Fzaarx. En-
fsslzs u a..
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70 pay no attention 70 the law. fixing fares
at cents. and had posted In the barns q
notice that scent fares should be collect
ed An informal indignation meeting was
held In the forenoon hours al Illinois and
Ohio streets. The announcement OF Pres
ident Mason. n is thought, has been nads
Just IN time TO avert serious trouble
The county grand jury was today called
together and instructed by Judge Mccrary
70 Investigate the violation OF law By the
Citizens Railroad Company and its en-
ployes.
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OAKLAND. Cal. April s-Weaths-
cool. track fast Results:
Sly furianxz-Peril wons tine i-isA.
Sss,r stsr8onEs. sefLug--lielta n So5
~. r,s9s sailirw--fama Won. ttr1e, 80
Fa,,s~ fsfrtengx. SeiliSg-fo-sstA Ven.
fless. 80 90. So -.
fs,aa ard cne-ei gsatA rifles. sfs-Eak ~ sssss
rofuny wcn ttre. t-st'z.
Ssx snr8cngx- selling ~-MsFSGt2o ~ons
tfe~s rfs1s
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from New York, New Jersey. New Hamp-
shire, Ohio. Massachusetts,. Wisconsin.
Nebraska Connecticut, Georgia. Iowa.
Kentucky. Illinois. Indiana, California.
Vermont Pennsylvania. Delaware Rhode
Island. Montana. Minnesota North Da-
kots, Missouri. Maryland. Michigan and
Canada The purses for ten events aggre-
gate sl55
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Chinese 10 he Admitted.

WASHINGTON. April 16.-secretary
Gage has instructed the customs officers
at Pemhlna, ~ D.. 10 admit the $50 Chi
nese who are en- route from China 10 tho
Nashville exposition. This action is taken
on the instruction OF the director general
that their admission is necessary under
concessions made 10 exhibitors and
others.
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an. n.lt.yr. an The ~Rmron.' =

DETROIT. April ls-It has been learn
"a that Baroness ven TolrkhesE1. or Jean
ne Young ~ san Francisco. a tn Detroit
awaiting TIE arrival 81 ire alleged oaren,
- wh,rn she was recently married tn san
rrancsSca- she INFUSED to believe that her
h,sshans Is rot what ne claims % BE-
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON. Aprl Is-An expert
mental tank - "a hich miniature varStfrs.
MI - tested wta sesan - constructed AZ
the Washington navy yar1 TIE tank IS
the erSt % TIE kind n this country.
SAN FRANCISCO April - The lttsra-
TOR over 80 great estate % Miller 4 Isgx-
whsrh NaS sffrzctet Sz1.n attention. has
es4sn satrlesf ~ tast ~ re formation - 4
s~ere.ara sson IN NhteE TIRE heirs bold s-n0x
-Ne estate hEs be1H esti1Gte3 rcgxhl y
f-sra S. ss8sea 50 81 sss nc
No%TEVIDEO. Uruguay. Apyg q Ply
a rreHrat4re AsxcEA-xe e s-lnch rutsxzfa -
lssAsr en- ths Tntts9 STATS zsea-rsasr,
yansf. during target e-artics p Me~phT
~~a-san wHS hlCwn into rae water Is
German. sszrssr. losf a. evs. En9 c Hay
Ne lrscs & A~rpsY coll4 - fauna
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op,sea ON Mexican Mines.

s-HIHU ATfIrA Mexico. April is-Chss-
ueaars,. representing a syndicate o. En-
rlsSh capitalists Ia here arranging TIE de-
tails 81 a concession Ter the establish
rn.n. OF an immense iron foundry ard
rslItnr r.,giis The syndicate already hss
an option or the iron ore and coal fields.
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aisnapolix Railroad Company
Gives Up the rfzhs.

.NolANApottS Aprl 1E-For the
st a. lsaSs the CIt.zens' street Rail-
-. - NonsHspy has decided % give AZ its
aSasn>t ;he scent fare las \.
$50 president - che cora pany. said m
=, ea@@ is settl@i ~ the courts , eeEts
= accepted as Fare.
=, - ~ere many riotuus scenes On some
sewn trW1 streets today. TIE
- Fai5way colup any had repeated va
- verbal 'nstructions 20 conductors
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You en- get good tea
-olh your grocer, and he
@M = return your money In
'la Ii you don't like it.
sf"ali@sS Best Japan IS
qa'e as fine as any dollar
"a In the market, and is not
ooored.
< 4 csu.Sav
&sEszne1s-. -
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rumor that am In danger OF bankrupt
cy. | have enough unincumbered prop
erty left on which might borrow mill
ion or two. The passage OF a protective
tariff will make all OF my enterprises pay
and make IL easy for me TO pay all owe"
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With Munyon's improved HOMEOPATHIC
E~ne1ies In the house there sr 40 doctor
70 nl1I or Walt for when DELAYS ARE
DANGEROUS Munyon's Guide 10 usaIfh
.lI ten you what TO Csc auS hox "a
sANE DOLLARS ~ DOCTORS FEES
g kness often comes sus5erIy and every
,.otner should be prepared by hawtnx
ID IONS REMEDIES whore she can
Rnen QUICKLY. They are absolutely
Ssrmisss. Ard 80 labeled there cAN az
NO MISTAKE
Munyon's Cold Cure prevent. pneumonia
&c $50
Munyon's Cough Cure stops all coughs
ard speedily heals the lungs Price -
Alnyons Cole and Crying Baby Cure
cures gripping pains Of every description
promptly relieves pain from teefhirg and
c.sets crying babies. Price IS cents
Aanyors Sore Throat Cure prevents
ctpnsheriA and cures ali forms CT sore
throat Price, . ceystE.
Munyon's Fever Cure will break any
form of fever. Price. = cents
a separate cure for each disease At all
druggists mostly &c vial
Personal letters 10 Prof Munyon. 1876
Arch street. Philadelphia Pa answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
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Gladness Comes

yH1i,h . better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
icai ills, which vanish before proper eff
forss-sertle efprts--Pleaaant e6crts-
rightly directed There Is comfort In
the knowledge, that 50 many forms Of
sickness are not due 10 any actual dis
ease, but simply TO . constiPated ccndi-
ton Of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup OF Figs. prompt
iy removes. That is why il is the only
remedy with millions of families. andis
everywhere esteemed 50 highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due TO the fact, that IL is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it acts IL Is therefore
ali important. in order to get its bene-
fetal effects. TO note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which il manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable dru0giss
IL in the enjoyment of good health
and the system u regular. laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed IL
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended 90 the most skillfui
physicians. but II in need of a laxative,
one should have the best. and with the
weli-nformed everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction-
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WAR us COMING VERY SOON
Outbreak Expected In Two or Three
Days-More Fighting On
the Frontier.

LONDON. April is.--The Larissa CORE
spondent OF the Times will say tomorrow
Every one here continues 20 declare that
an outbreak OF war is inevitable within
the next two or three days and especially
as il is now known that in high class cir
cles at Athens a peaceful solution OF the
difficulty Is regarded as almost hopeless.
The authorities here are seriously count
ing the cost Of embarking in such q
struggle. but other influences ara urging
them on. MeanS nile it is perfectly Ger
tain that the iEregulars, unless restrained
viii again invade Macedonia. in order TO
compel the porte 20 declare war.
The Athens correspondent OF the Times
says: There Is no doubt that the Athea-
ians are fully awake 10 the great dangers
Of the situation. There Is q pessimistic
feeling in the air. II Greece now goes
10 war IL viii not be with a light heart.
The desire for war is not abated On the
contrary. immediate hostilities are wished
for, but IL Is now realized that the inn
pending conflict will entail enormous sac
rifices and possibly a crushing disaster.
The Greek nation may be compared 10
man who feels bound 10 fight duel In or
der 10 save his reputation.
IrreGuIars Active ON the Line.
ATHENS. April ia dispatch from
Larissa. the headquarters OF the Greek
army In Thessaly. says that an engage
ment has taken place near Nezerous en-
the frontier. in which the artillery par
ticipaied. The dispatch gives no details
Of the fighting.
LONDON, April is--The Daily Chroai-
cle's war correspondent at kalamaqua
says II Is rumored there that a number q
Turkish irregulars have crossed the Greek
frontier and occupied tbs deserted from
tier village OF Mandrachotza. north of the
Pindus mountains. Greek regulars were
sent 10 that point from kalamaqua last
night.
A dispatch 10 the Chronicle from Kut.
sudiani says that the Turks have re-occu-
pied Bsltino and other stations. Their
sentries fire on every one trying to cross
the frontier.
America Does Not Recognize Ii.
LONDON. April 1.-THE Rome CORE
spondent OF the Standard says that n Is
aea 81 he's 10
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ADELAIDE. South Australia. April fs--
TIE federation Convention BY vote 81 =
e. e rejected IN aEnendFfsenf 70 aIao~
,.r>.@sr % rot. for members q the house
a representatives
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FACED BIZ A FLEET.
DURHAM. NATAL LOOKS Down ON
BRITISH GINS
Seven warships I'm the Harhor. and
Tive More Are Due TO Arrive
Cane Town Assembly Votes for
ConefIfaxfon-Ham ammonia Thinks
tflfffes-

DURHAM. Natal. April 1.-THE British
cruiser Racooon. wh,ch left Cape Town
February u under sealed orders. arrived
unexpectedly during the night with six
other British warshirs~ Two mere war
vessels OF the British feet are expected to-
night The ohjec; Of this naval dernonstra-
ton Is not known here.